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INDEX TO STATES.
Page.
ALABAMA,
ARIZONA,
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ARKANSAS,
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CALIFORNIA,
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COLORADO,
CONNECTICUT,
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171
MAINE,
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144
175
146
139
33
75
77
170
167
138
96
91
114
128
160
174
MARYLAND,
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DELAWARE,
DIST. OF COLUMBIA,
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FLORIDA,
GEORGIA,
IDAHO, ILLINOIS,
INDIANA,
IOWA. KANSAS,
KENJUCKY.
LOL lOiANA,
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7
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75
15
101
110
172
117
135
125
153
10
58
143
39
164
122
78
MASSACHUSETTS,
MICHIGAN, - - MINNESOTA, - -
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MISSISSIPPI,
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MISSOURI,
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MONTANA, - - NEBRASKA, - NEVADA, - NEW HAMPSHIRE,
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NEW
NEW
NEW
JERSEY,
MEXICO,
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YORK, - - NORTH CAROLINA,
NORTH DAKOTA, OHIO,
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OREGON,
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PENNSYLVANIARHODE ISLAND,
SOUTH CAROLINA,
SOUTH DAKOTA,
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TENNESSEE,
TEXAS,
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145
150
66
30
166
123
162
1-76
UNITED STATES—
Debt, &c.
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UTAH,
VERMONT,
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VIRGINIA,
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WASHINGTON,
WEST
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VIRGINIA,
WISCONSIN,
WYOMING,
States, Cities, Counties
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5
142
13
155
151
159
106
137
and Towns,
see pages 182 to 188.
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WA TER OBL 7GA TIONS
TJTSIDE
DEB T
decisions have been rendered the
present year bearing
upon the right of municipali-
inour indebtedness for water works or water
supply, or to enter into contracts for that purpose,
ties to
where the
effect is to create liabilities outside of
and
in
excess of the debt limitations fixed by State constitutions.
We
£ay where the
effect is to
exceed the debt
no attempt to directly issue
bonds in excess of a prescribed limit would be made,
or if it were made could hope to succeed, since the
courts would be quick to put their seal of condemnation npon it.
Tae need, however, of an adequate
water supply is often urgent, and where const i'utional
barriers exist against raising the means for that purpose, a municipality or a legislature will not infrequently attempt to climb ever the same.
The recent decisions teach a lesson in that regard
whose significance is plain. They demonstrate (what,
indeed, was known before, though the fact is often
oveilooked) that courts are inclined to construe constitutional inhibitions strictly, and will not tolerate
efforts to do indirectly what it is forbidden to do
directly.
It may be said, too, that this isas it should
be.
It is ca3y to see good reasons why water debt
should stand on a separate footing and, therefore,
should not come within the provisions of a debt limit.
One cf these reasons is that the water brings its own
revenue, and hence iadebtedness incurred to obtain it
need not entail any burden upon the municipality.
The fact is recognized in many of the States, the
constitutions distinctly providing that water obligations shall not be counted in computing the indebted-
limitations, for obviously
tional limits are intended to provide against excesses,
observance of these carefully devised safeguards.
Among the judicial decisions we have in mind, a
rather interesting case
LIMITS ILLEGAL.
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Constitu-
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the courts are sure to defeat in the end.
is
that which came
up in Illinois,
In this instance we rave not as yet the ruling of the
final tribunal of the State, the opinion handed down
last July having been by Judge Dibell sitting in the CirIn Illinois the debt limit provided by the
cuit Court.
Constitution is low only 5 per cent on the taxable
value.
As many of the cities of the State had reached
this limit and yet wanted to spend money on their
water systems, the Illinois Legislature in 1899 passed a
water-works-imprcvement law the purpose of which
was to get around the difficulty. The new law allowed
—
the issue of water certificates against the earniegs of
the water department.
Several cities took advantage
of the permission given
and issued these
From
the
first,
certificates.
however, there was doubt as to the
gality of the statute.
Finally,
when the
le-
city of Joliet
authorized $240,000 of such certificates, a test case was
brought to determine the constitutionality of the Aot,
Upon
a petition for an injunction restraining the city
from entering into a contract for the enlargement and
improvement of its water-works system, Judge Dibell
made his ruling, granting the injunction and declaring that cities could not avail of the law unless the
total amount sought to be set aside from the future
earnings of the water department came within the
constitutional 5 per cent limit governing bond issues.
Judge Dibell
said that the sole question for consider-
ation was whether an indebtedness of the city would
meaning of the Constitutional
That an indebtedness was
restriction of 5 per cent.
being created, he thought, was obvious. The statute
be created within the
the debt "certificates of indebtedness." Who
will owe that debt?
It cannot be said it is the debt of
calls
the future consumers of water.
They
will
owe for what
8T^TE AND CITY SUf ftEM^WT,
Vol.
LXXIII
water they consume, but not for the cost of enlarging
ALABAMA'S
CONSTITUTION.
the water-works system. The city now owns a waterworks system yielding a net income of $2, 000 per anConsiderable interest has been felt by investors and
num, and which income it was expected would be municipal bond houses in the work of the Alabama
largely increased.
That income was to be pledged for Constitutional Convention.
This body has recently
NEW
the payment of the certificates.
improvement
If the price to be paid
system was not a debt of
the city, the court said it was unable to see by what
authority the city could mortgage its present property
and pledge its present income to secure the payment
thereof.
J udge Dibell pointed out that the only difference between this contract and any ordinary contract
which the city might make for the eolirgement of its
water works system on credit was that in this instance
it was the intent that the payment should be made
only out of the income to be derived by the city from
supplying the public with water through said system
at the rates prescribed, and that no other funds were
to be resorted to for such payment.
The Court said that a distinction was sought to be
drawn between an indebtedness contracted by the city
for the
of the
concluded its labors, having formed a new Constitution
which is to be submitted to the people of the State for
adoption at the election on November 11. As was
pointed out in the columns of the Chronicle on July
6 last, the old instrument which has been in effect since
1875 is radically defective in the provisions relating to
debt and taxation. Bacause of these defects a decidedly anomalous situation has arisen concerning the
credit and the interest and debt-paying ability of the
municipalities (and also of some counties) of the State.
While the Convention was in session, many of the
State's more thoughtful citizens, and many of its wellwishers outside of the State, were indefatigable in
members
frame a new
instrument which in the particulars mentioned should
be adequate to the requirements and be a credit to the
their efforts to induce the
to
government and an in- people of that old Commonwealth. Tne Editorial
debtedness contracted by it in a commercial transac Association of the State last Jane adopted resolutions
tion, such as the sale and delivery of water to consum- urging appropriate action, and Mr. R. B. Sperry, of
ers.
The Constitution does not recognize the distinc- the well-known house of Sperry, Jones & Co. of Baltition, but forbids a city to become indebted beyond the more, made an eloquent and a forcible plea before the
5 per cent limit "in any manner or for any purpose," Convention, showing how hurtful to the interests of
a restriction as comprehensive as words could express. the State and its good name the existing Constitution
In the opinion of Jadge Dibell, the distinction was is, and pleading for rational and enlightened treatnot real, and if allowed it would open the way to other ment of the subject so pregnant in its possibilities
regarding the future welfare of the State.
methods of going in debt beyond the prescribed limit.
Alabama's old Constitution reversed the ordinary
Another interestirg decision is that rendered last
June by the Supreme Court of South Carolina in what course, and instead of fixing a debt limit left action in
in exercising its functions of
—
known
In that that regard unrestrained, but provided that the rate
instance it wa3 not sought to issue bonds or certifi- of taxation should not exceed a certain prescribed
It was no doubt
thought that the effect
cates, but to make a contract with a water company figure.
The arrangement, however,
by which the municipality bound itself to pay a cer- would be the same.
did
not
work
quite
that
tain sum annually.
way. The tax rate (and
Under an Act of the Legislature of South Carolina passed in 1899, giving authority therefore the amount to be raised by taxation) being
to citieB of 45,000 inhabitants or over to make con- restricted, it was always within the power of a mu"
tracts for more than a year, the city of Charleston had nicipality to use the proceeds of the tax collections
undertaken to enter into a contract with the Charles- for the ordinary purposes of the Government, leaving
ton Light & Water Company for a supply of water. nothing available for the bondholders. A municipality
The company was to issue bonds and spend a large might be sincerely desirous of meeting its obligations,
amount of money in building a system, and the city and yet as the tax rate was small and the yield barely
on its part was to pay the company $42,000 annually sufficient to meet the running expenses of Governfor fifty years, and to allow it to furnish water to the ment, the municipality would perforce be obliged to
citizens of Charleston at certain prescribed rates.
let the bondholder go without his a tor eat.
The arrangement was attacked on a variety of
The most noteworthy consequence, therefore, resultgrounds in a taxpayer's suit, and the South Carolina ing from the weakness in the old Constitution has
Supreme Court, by a unanimous vote, decided that the been that it has led to a good many defaults, some
proposed arrangement was in conflict with the provi- undesigned and genuinely regretted, others readily
sions of the South Carolina Constitution limitiog mu- and complacently assumed.
In the arguments before
nicipal indebtedness to 8 per cent.
the
Convention
case
county
was cited which
the
of
a
The position of
the Court was that the contract was an agreement to had an indebtedness of less than 5 per cent of the taxpay $2,100,000 in fifty annual instalments of $42,000 able value of the county and which was yet ia default
each.
The Court said the question was whether for a large sum in the payment of interest on this
an obligation to pay money in this way, made under conservative percentage of debt. The reason for the
the city's corporate seal, was a bonded indebtedness. default assigned by the officials was that they could
i3
a3 the Charleston
water-works case.
i
The Court reached the conclusion that it was. A bond,
the opinion declares, is nothing more than an agreement or contract under seal to pay money or to do
not
make
as they
provision for the
needed practically
payment
all
of
the interest,
the result of their tax
levies to pay salaries, court expenses, etc.
some other thing. Any indebtedness, therefore, the
In contradistinction to cases of this kind, may be
payment of which is secured by a contract under Eeal cited the action of the city of Birmingham. This
muBt be regarded as a bonded indebtedness. Being a municipality was genuinely anxious to meet its
bonded indebtedness, and Charleston having already a bond interest, but an insufficient tax rate stood as a
There being no alternative, the
debt in excess of the 8 per cent limit fixed by the Con- bar to doing so.
stitution, the contract was accordingly held to be null municipality in August 1895 made an arrangement
and void.
with the old bondholders by which the latter agreed
SW£
October, 1901.
term
for a
/WD
of five years to defer their claim
fur
one-
—the other half being
paid in cash.
the fundaabout
to
have
At the same time they
mental law of the land changed with the view to
enabling them to pay their honest obligations in full.
In 1S99 an amendment to the Constitution was
adopted by the people of the State permitting Birmingham to increase its tax rate one half of one per
cent, the proceeds to be applied exclusively to the
payment of interest on the city's bonds and in the
half the interest
set
Thereupon (on August
the coupons which was in
creation of a sinking fund.
13 1900) the one half of
arrears was paid, even interest
3
CITY SUf ?t£M£|U.
on the deferred pay
we
shall give firso of all the
by
itself.
part relating to tne State
The paragraph bearing upon
as follows. It
is
in substance,
that point
is
and almost entirely also
ia words, just like the existing provision, except that the
authority to negotiate temporary loans to meet deficien-
been increased from $100,000 to $300,000.
STATE'S POWER TO CREATE DEBT-NEW CONSTITUTION.
213. After the ratification of this Constitution no now debt shall be
cies has
created against or incurred by this State, or its authority, except to
repel invasion or suppress insurrection, aud then only by a concurrence of two-thirds of the members of each house of the Legislature,
and the vote shall be taken by yeas and nays and entered on the journals; and any act creating or incurring any new debt against this
State, except as herein provided for, shall be absolutely void; provided,
the Governor may be authorized to negotiate temporary loans, never
to exceed three hundred thousand dollars, to meet the deficiencies In
the treasury, and until the same is paid no new loan shall be negotiated; provided further, that this section shall not be so construed as
to prevent the issuance of bonds for the purpose of refunding the existing bonded Indebtedness of the State.
Birmingham
ments being added, and now
As to the State's power to levy taxes for its own
meets its coupons regularly and in full.
Of course it was open to other municipalities to use, that has been reduced from three-quarters of one
adopt the same course by submitting one at a time per cent to sixty five one hundredths, as follows.
STATE'S POWER TO LEVY TAXES—NEW CONSTITUTION.
Constitutional amendments covering their cases; but
the city of
214.
The Legislature
shall not
have the power
to levy, In
any one
Mr. Sperry in bis argument, already referred to, year, a greater rate of taxation than sixty-live one-hundredths of one
percentum on the value of taxable property within this State.
"Are
deftly bandied this suggestion, when he said:
The authority of counties to levy taxes has been
you going to have the people vote upon a Constituan important
the old
changed in
raspect.
We give
and the new section side by side. The limit of the
Would it not be more sim- rate for general county purposes is left at one-half of
of the State which asks it?
ple to engraft into your Constitution a clause coverone per cent, and the additional amount that may be
tional
ing
all
amendment
None
the sub-divisions of the State alike?
sub-divisions
these
the request of any sub-division
at
need
exercise this
they must in justice to their creditors; and
must they ought to do
We stated
it
and be compelled
at the outset that the
to
of
unless
right
if
do
they
it."
levied to pay debts existing at the time of the ratification
left
of
the old Constitution
at one-quarter of one per
levy a further special tax
situation arising
out of the defective provisions of the existing Constitution was an anomalous one, and the instances
now
in
December 1875
The power
cent.
"to pay any debt or
is
to
liability
existing against any county incurrelfor the erec-
tion of the necessary public buildings or other ordi-
nary county purposes," which before was unlimited,
is now placed at one-quarter of one per cent, and the
ization.
Mr. Sperry made the broad statement that language modified
by leaving out the words "or other
of all the municipal and county debt issued by the
county purposes" and inserting the words "or
sub divisions of the State of Alabama since the adop- bridges."
In like manner the authority to levy an
tion of the old Constitution, not ten per cent of it can,
unlimited tax to pay a debt or liability "that may be
in his estimation, be paid at maturity under present law
hereafter created for the erection of the necessary pubif rayment of the same is dependent upon taxation.
lic buildings or bridges " is changed to read "buildings,
The importance of proper treatment of the matter was bridges or roads," and limited to not to exceed onethus obvious.
quarter of one per cent.
The new Constitution, on the points under discusPOWER OF C3UNTIES TO LEVY TAXES.
sion, seems to be a sort of compromise between opposing
OL.D.
NEW.
5. No county in this State shall
215. No county la this State
views.
The general tax rates are not increased. In- be authorized to levy a larger shall be authorized to levy a greater
of taxation, m any one year, rate of taxation, in any one year,
deed, in at least one particular there is a reduction. rate
on the value of the taxable prop- on the value of the taxable proptherein than one-half one per erty therein, than one-half of one
But numerous exceptions of higher rates are allowed erty
centum: provided, that to pay per centum; provided, that to pay
cited
show the reason why we employed
in the case of specially
named
cities,
this character-
and the amount
added or special rate also varies. The purpose
has evidently been not to sanction any general high rate,
which might lead to undue expenditure, but at the
same to provide for those numerous cases where the debt
has already been incurred and where the general tax
Tate would be insufficient to take care of the interest.
of the
The
varying
amount
of the extra rate to be allowed
doubtless accounted for in the
same way, the
is
rate
being adapted to meet the special requirements of
each particular case. One distinct improvement is
observed in the new instrument. There are very
elaborate provisions limiting the debt, as well as the
tax rates provisions which are entirely lacking in the
old document.
Here, also, we observe variations and
—
flexibility,
as in the case
of the tax rates, different
towns and cities being granted different percentages,
apparently to meet the differing necessities of each.
We print further below the provisions of the new
Constitution with reference to both counties and
debts existing at the ratification of
this Constitution an additional
rate of one-fourth of one per cen
turn may be levied and collected,
•which shall be exclusively appropriated to the payment of such
debts, or the interest thereon:
provided further, that to pay any
debt or liability now existing
against any county incurred for
the erection of the necessary
public buildings or other ordinary
county purposes, or ihat may be
hereafter oi eated for the erection
of the necessary public buildings
or bridges, any county m*y levy
and collect such special taxes as
may have been or may hereafter
be authorized by la w, which taxes
debts existing on the sixth day of
December 1875, an additional
rate of one-fourth of one per centum may be levied and collected,
which shall be appropriated exclusively to the payment of such debts
and the interest thereon; provided,
further, that to pay any debt or
liability now existing against any
county, incurred for the erection,
construction or maintenance of
the necessary public buildings or
bridges, or that may hereafter be
created for the erection of necessary public buildinsp, bridges or
roads, any county may levy and
collect suc-h special taxes, not to
exceed one-fourth of one per cen-
tum, as may have been or may
and collected shaU be hereafter be authorized by law,
applied exclusively to the purposes which taxes so levied and colfor which the same shall have been lected shallbe applied exclusively
levied and collected.
to the purposes for which the
same were so levied and collected.
so levied
appears that under
certain conditions an additional tax of one-tenth of
one per cent may be levied by counties for support of
public schools.
This permission i3 not found in the
In addition to the foregoing
it
Taxation (Art. XL), ror yet in the
article concerning the Debt of Municipal Corporaarticle relating to
but in the article (Art. XIV.) reWe give it below:
cities, towns, etc., contrasting them with the cor- lating to Education.
COUNTY
SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS— NEW
SCHOOL
FOR
TAX
responding provisions
of
But
tions (Art.
the existing Constitution.
in order that the reader
may have
before
him the
whole of the sections with reference to debt and taxes,
XII
),
CONSTITUTION.
in this 8tate shall have power to levy and
collect a special tax not exceeding ten cents on each odo hundred dollars of taxable property in such counties, for the support of publio
269.
The several counties
ST)*T£
ehools: provided, that the rate of such tax. the
•
»nd the purpose thereof, shall
CITY SUf fLtWtm.
AND
tinii> it
is
to continue"
ave been tlrst submitted to a vote of
t he qualified electors of the count v. and voted for by three-tirths ot
thorn voting at such election; but the rate of such special tax shall
not Increase the rate of taxation. State and county combined, in any
one yeir. to more than one dollar and twenty-Are cents on each one
dred dollars of taxable property; excluding, however, all special
county taxes for public buildings, roads, bridges and the payment of
debts existing at the ratification of the Constitution of eighteen hundred sod seventy-five. The funds arising from such special school tax
shall be so apportioned and paid through the proper school officials to
Ike several schools in the townships and districts jin the county that
the school terms of the respective sohoo'a shall be extended by such
sup lenient as neatly the same lensth of time as practicable; provided
that this section shall not apply to the cities of DECA'lUK, NEvV
DEC ATI' R and CULLMAN.
i
The
section concerning the tax-levying power of
municipalities is a small one in the old Constitution,
la the new instrument it is a very long one.
We give
both below. The general limit Is left at one-half of
one per cent. The added limit for debt existing at
the time of the adoption of the old Constitution is
kept at one per cent. The exceptions in the case of
Msbile, which are a feature of the existing instrument,
are continued in the new.
Huntsville and Bessemer
and the town of Audalasia are placed on the same
footing with Birmingham, which by Constitutional
amendment adopted in 1899 was given the right, as
stated above, to levy an extra one-half of one per cent
to pay aterest and principal of its debt
Montgomery
Is given authority to levy an extra three- quarters of
OTie per cent to be devoted to the same purpose, "and
to the maintenance of its public schools and public conveniences/' A number of other cities are also mentioned where it is permissible to levy extra taxes undei
specified conditions
some up to one-half of one per
cent, others only up to three-tenths of one per cent.
In the case of most of the cities that are endowed with
extra tax-levying powers, it is distinctly provided that
the extra tax must be authorized "by a majority vote
of the qualified electors voting at a special election
held for the purpose."
TA-XING POWER OF MUNICIPALITIES—OLD CONSTITUTION.
No city, town, or municipal corporation, other than provided for
» 7.
i
.
—
n this article, shall levy or collect a larger rate of taxation, in any
one year, on the property thereof, than one-half of one per centum of
t he value of such property, assessed for State taxation during the pre1
ceding year: Provided, that for the payment of debts existing at the
time of the noti ication of this Constitution, and the interest thereon,
an additional rate of one per centum may be collected, to be applied
exclusively to such indebtedness: And, provided, This section shall
not apply to the city of MOBILE, which city may, until the first day
of January, one thousand eight hundred and seventy -nine, levy a tax
Dot to exceed the rate of one per etntum, and from and after that time
a tax not to exceed the rate of three-fourths of one per centum to pay
the expenses of the city government, and may also, until the first day
of January, one thousand eight hundred and seventy nine, lew a taV
aot to exceed the rate of ne per centum, and from and after that time
a tax not to exceed the rate of three-fourths of one per centum, to pay
the existing indebtedness of said city and the interest thereon.
TAXING POWER OF MUNICIPALITIES— NEW CONSTITUTION.
216. No city, town, village or other municipal corporation, other
thaD as provided in this Article, shall levy or col ect a higher rate of
taxation in any one year on the property situated therein than onehalf of one per centum of the value of such property as assessed for
State taxation during the preceding year, provide ', that for the. purpose of paying debts existing on the sixth day of December 1875, and
the interest thereon, a taT of one per centum maybe levied and collet-ted. to be applied exclusively to the payment of such indebtedness;
and provided further, that this section shall not apply to the citv of
MOBIL!., which city may from and after the ratification of this Con
stttution. levy a tax not to exceed the rate of three-fourths of one per
centum to pas the expenses <>f the city government, and may also levy
x nut to exceed three-fourths of one p rcentum to pay the debt existing on the sixth day of December 1875, with interest thereon, or
any renewal of such debt: and provided further, that this section shall
not apply to the cities of BIRMINGHAM. HUNTSVIU.E and BESSEMER and the town of ANDALUSIA, which cities and town may levy
and collect a tax not to exceed one-half of one per centum. In addition
to tb" tax of one-half of one. per centum ss hereinbefore allowed to be
levied and collected, -mcIi special tax to be applied exclusivelv to the
payment of interest on bonds of said cities of BIRMINGHAM.
HUNTS VI 1. 1, E
BE8SEMER and town of ANDALUSIA, respecItreD , heretofore Issued In pursuance of law, or now authorized by
law to be Issued, and for a sinkinv fund to pay off said bonds at maturity thereof: and provided furthe-, that this section shall not apply
to tbe city Of
GOMERY, which city shall have the right to levy
and collect a tax of not exceeding one-half of one per centum per annum upon the value of the taxable property therein as fixed for State
taxation, for general purpose-. ;uiri an additional tax of not exceeding
three-fourths of one per centum per annum upon the value of property therein, as fixed for State taxation, to be devoted exclusively to
ad
MOM
payment
of its public debt, interest tlireon and renewals thereof,
the maintenance if Its public school- and public conveniences;
and provided further, thai this section shall not applv to TROY, AT-
the
are) to
TALLA, GADS DEN, WOO 'LAWN, BBEWTON, 1'RATT CI Y, ENS
LEY, WYLAN and AVONDALE, which cities and towns may from
I
and after the ratification of tliis Constitution levy and collect an additional tax of not exceeding one-half of one per centum: -ml, provided further, that this section shall not applv to the cities of DECA-
TUR NEW OECATUR
aft'
•
i
ilea
tional tax of not
and CULLMAN, which cities may from and
o' this Constitution levy and collect an addit on
exceed ng three-tenth- ol "in- per' en turn per aiiinni.
such special tax of said city of HE< 'ATI' R to be implied exo'nslvely
for the public schools, public school buildings and such special tax of
•aid eltf< - or NI.W DECATUR and CULLMAN to be applied exclusively"
uial purposes, ar.d to be expended under their reof public sch ol trusteesjand public improvements:
hut this addltloraf tax shall not be levied bv TROY, ATTA1.LA.
IER, WfJODLAWN, BREWTON, PRATT CITY,
XN9LKY, WYLAM, AVONDALE, DECATUR, NEW DECATUR or
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unless authorized by a majority vote of the qualified electors voting at a .special eleotlon held for the purpose of ascertaining
wind her or not said tax shall be levied; and provided further, that the
purposes for which sueh special tax is sought to be levied shall bo
stated in snob election call, and, if authorized, the revenue derived
from such special tax shall be used fo- uo other purpose than that
s'ated; and provided further, that the additional tax authorized to be
levied by the city of TROY, when so levied and colleoted, shall be
ttsed exclusively in the payment of the bonds and interest coupons
thereon, hereafter issued In the adjustment or Ihe present bonded indebtedness of said city; and provided further that the additional tax
authorized to be levied and collected by the city of ATTALLA
shall, when so levied and collected, be used exclusivelyin the payment of bonds to the amount of not exceeding twenty-five thousand
dollar* and the interest coupons thereon, hereafter to be issued in the
adjustment of the present Indebtedness of said city; provided further.
that the governing boards of the said cities, which are authorized to
levy an additional tax, a' ter the holding of an election asaforesaid, are
hereby authorized to provide by ordinance the necessary macliiuery
for the holding of said election and declaring the results thereof.
An
entirely
new
feature
i3
a provision for an In-
heritance tax, as follows.
PROPOSED INHERITANCE TAX— NEW CONSTITUTION.
219. The Legislature may levy a tax of not more than two and onehalf per centum of the value of all estate, real and pergonal, money,
public aud private securi ies of every kind in this State, passing from
any person who may die, seized and possessed thereof, or of any part
of such estate, money or securities or interest therein transferred by
the intestate laws of this St*te or by will, deed, grant, bargain, sale or
gift, made or intended to take effect in possession after death of the
grantor, devUor or donor, to any person or persons, bodies politio or
corporate. In trust or otherwise, other than to or for the use of the
father, mother, husband, wife, brothers, sisters, children or lineal descendants of the grantor, devisor, donor or intestate.
Iq addition to all this, restrictions are
now
placed,
as noted above, on the debt-making power, both as to
the amount of debt that may be Incurred and the preliminaries that must be gone through such as the
requirement that the bonds must be approved by the
The
electors at the polls before they can be issued.
provisiors are so lengthy we cannot undertake to
summarizs them, and we subjoin them herewith in full.
DEBT-INCURRING POWER OF COUNTIES AND MTJNICIPALI
—
TIES -NEW CONSTITUTION.
222. The Legislature, after the ratification of this Constitution, shall
have authority to pass general laws authorizing the counties, oitiee,
towns, villages, district or other political sub-divisions of counties to
issue bonds, but no bonds shall be issued under authority of a general
law unless such issue of bonds be first authorized by a malority vote
by ballot of the qualified voters of such county, otty. town, village
district or other political sub-division of a county, voting upon such
proposition. The ballot used at such cleotion slnll contain the words:
bond issue" (the charac"For
bond issue," and "Against
ter of the bond to be shown in the blank space), and the voter
shall indicate his choice by placing a cross mark before or after the
one or the other This section shall not apply to the renewal, refund
ing or re-issue of bonds, lawfully issued, nor to the issuanoe of bonds
in cases where the same have been authorized by laws enacted prior
to the ratification of this Constitution, nor shall this section apply to
obligat'ons incurred or bonds to be issued to procure means
pay
for street and sidewalk improvements or sanitary or storm-water
sewers, tbe cost of which is to be assessed, in whole or in part, against
the property abutting said improvements, or drained by such sanitary or storm-water sewers.
223. No citv, town or other municipality shall make any assessments for the cost of sidewalk or street paving, or for the cost of the
construction of any s wers against property abutting on such
street or sidewalk so paved or drained by such sewers in excess of the
increased value of such property by reason of the special benefits
derived from such improvements.
224. No county shall become indebted to an amount, including present indebtedness, greater than three and one-half per centum or the
assessed value or the property therein; provided, this limitation shall
not affect any existing indebtedness in excess of such three and onehalf per cent, which has already been created or authorized by existing law to be created; provided that any county which has already incurred a debt exceeding three and one-half per centum of the assessed
value of the property therein shall be authorized to incur an indebtedness of one and one-half per centum of the assessed value of suoh
property in addition to the debt already existing. Nothing herein contained shall prevent any county from issuing bonds, or other obligations, to fund or refund any Indebtedness now existing or authorized
by existing laws to be created.
225. No city, town or other municipal corporation hiving a population of less than 6,000, except as hereinafter provided, shall become
indebted in an amount, including present indebtedness, exceeding 5
per centum of the assessed value of the property therein, except for
the constiuction or purchase of water works, gas or electric lighting
plants or sewerage, or for the improvements of streets, for which purposes an additional indebteduess\not exceeding 3 per centum may be
created; provided, this limitation shall not affect anyde.lt now authorized by law to be created nor any temporary loans to be paid
within one year, made in anticipation of the collection of taxes not
exceeding one-fourth of the annual revenues of such city or town. All
towns andcltles having a population of 6,000 or more, al oGADS
DECATUR, are lureby authorDEN, ENSLEY, DECATUR and
ized to become indebted In an amount, including present Indebtedness,
not exceeding 7 per centum of the assessed valuation of the property
therein, provided that there shall not be included In the limitation of
the indebtedness of such last described cities and towns, the following
described classes of indebtedness, to wit: temporary loans, to be paid
within one year, made In anticipation of the collection of taxes, and
not exceeding one-fourth of the general revenues, bonds or other
obligations already issued, or which may hereafter be issued for the
purpose of acquiring, providing or con 8 true ting school houses, waterworks and sewers; and obligations incurred and bonds issued for
street or sidewalk improvements, where the cobt of the same, in whole
orin part, is to be assessed against the property abut ing said improvements; provided, that the proceeds of all obligations issued as
herein provld -d, in excess of said 7 per centum, shall not be used for
any purpose other than that for which said obligations were issued.
Nothing contained in this Article shall prevent the funding or refunding of existing indebtedness. This Section shall not apply to the
cities of SHEFFIELD and TUSCUMBIA.
226. No city, town or village, whose present indebtedness exceeds
the limitation imposed bv tnl* Constitution, shall be allowed to become
indebted In any further amount, except as otherwise provided In this
Constitution, until such indebtedness shall be reduced within such
limit; provided, howevti, that nothing herein contained shall prevent
any municipality except the city of GADSDEN from issuing bonds
alrealy authorized by law; provided further, this Section shall not
apply to the cities of SHEFFIELD ar.d TVS UMBIA.
w
NEW
:
...
.
UNITED
October, lyOl.
United
ST/lTtS,
Debt
States
and
Its
History.
a statement of the debt of the United States past and present. To add to its usefulness we give references to the laws authorizing each of the issues t f bonds outstanding to-day, and likewise, so far as we deem it needful, citations from those laws.
All our figures, except when otherwise noted, represent the status at the close of business June 30 or the beginning of
business on July 1 of each fiscal year. To conform to that feature and yet furnish information through which any reader
The following
is
oan 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
1901; Second, the changes in those details since June 30 1901 down to October I 1901; Third, the items of interest-bearing
debt, &c, at the beginning of each fiscal year since July 1 1876; 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 las*
day of the previous month some months lack of space forces us to delay >he publication to a later week.
With these data at his command, it would seem as if any inquirer could satisfy himself fully with reference to every
point which might become of importance for him to know respecting the United States debt.
;
INTEREST-BEARING DEBT OUTSTANDING JUNE 30
TUU
Authorizing Act.
of Loan.
March 14,1909
Loan of 1909-1913 ..jJune 13,1898
funded loan of 1907. July 14, '70. & Jan.
Rate.
When
Interest
Amount
Redeemable.
Fayable.
Issued.
2 per cent. April 1, 1930 J.O,J&A.
3 per cent. Aft.A'g. 1,*08 F.M.A&N
4 percent.. July 1, 1907. J.A.J&O.
1901.
Outstanding.
Registered.
Coupon.
Total.
433,125,800
47,719,660
203,766,250
$12,814,950
51,901,740
53,609,800
123,242,950
11,470,900
39,072.450
10,383,200
$445,940,750
99,621,420
257,376 v O50
33,320
162,315,400
21,854,100
Agg'ate of Interest-bearing debt excl. of U.S. bonds issued to Pac. RRs.,a sBtatedbelowi$l,687.982,740 $81 9,325,580l$167,782,140
$987.141,040
Consols of 1930
)
.
Refunding certificates February 26, 1879.
January 14, 1875.
Loan of 1925
January 14, 1875.
Loan of 1904,
20, '71
445,940,750
198,792,640
740,921,200
40.012,750
162,315,400
100,000,000
J.A.J&O.
4 per cent.
4 per cent. Feb" T, 1925! F.M.A&N
5 per oent. Feb. 1, 1904. f,m,a&n:
,
DEBT ON WHICH INTEREST HAS CEASED JUNE
30 1901.
Faaded loan of 1891, matured September 2 1891
Old debt matured at various dates prior to Jan. 1, '61, and other items of debt matured at various dates subsequent to Jan.
$345,000 00
1,
'61
Aggregate June 30 1901 of debt on which interest has ceased since maturity
DEBT BEARING NO INTEREST JUNE
.
1,070,620 20
.
I
$1,415,620 20
30 1901.
Authorizing Act.
United States notes.... Feb. 25 1862; July 11 1862; March 3 1863
July 17 1861; Feb. 12 1862
Old demand notes
National
Bank
,
$346,681,01600
53,847 50
notes
Redemption account. July 14 1890
Fractional currenc v.... July 17, '62; Mar. 3, '63; June 30,
Act of June 21, '79
29,404,309 5
'64,
$15,252,345 63; less $8,375,934 estim'd as lost or destroyed,
6,876,41163
Aggregate June 30 1901 of debt bearing no interest
$383.015.584 08
The foregoing shows that the Government debt on June 30 1901 was made up of (1) interest- bearing debt, $987,141,010, of
debt on which interest has ceased, $1,413,620 26, of (3) debt bearing no interest, $383,01^,584 63, making total gross debt,
$1,371,572,24189; subtracting from the total the net cash balance in the Treasury ($326,833,124 92) at the same date (June
30 1901), we have the net debt as it stood at the close of the last fiscal year, $1,044,739,119 97. To bring down the interestbearing debt to Oct. 1 1901 which, as stated, was $987,141,040 on June 30 1900 we must deduct the following: From
the Loan of 1908-1918 $1,357,200, from the Funded Loan of 1907, $9,131,350, from the Refunding Certificates, $120, from the
and from the Loan of 1904, $H12,650 (a deduction of $20,174,920), to reach the total of the
Loan of 19J5, $3,860,6
interest-bearing debt Octo er 1, 1901. which was $966,966,120.
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, including
the new 2 per cent loan authorized March 14, 1900 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 1876 to 1901, and on October 1, 1901; third, the
Pacific Railroad bonds, which are never included in the Treasury debt statements.
" FUNDED LOAN OF 1 891 " (Column 1) 4^ per cents, continued at 2 per cent. The bonds of this issue were issued In exohange for the
413 per cent funded loan of 1891 by agreement between the Secretary of the Treasury and the holders, and were made redeemable at tfee
pleasure of the Government. Amount issued $25,364,500, but May 18 all were called for redemption on August Is, when interest ceased.
"CONSOLS OF 1 930."— (Column 9.) Bonds (2 per cent payable at the pleasure of the Government after 30 years) authorised
in " Act to define and fix the standard of value," etc. (for copy of Act see Chronicle, March 3, 1900, page 411), for the purpose of refunding
(2) bonds bearing interest at 4 per cent payable July
(1) outstanding United States bonds bearing interest at 5 per cent payable Feb. 1, 1904
For details of arrangement see
1, 1907, and (3) bonds bearing interest at 3 per cent payable August 1, 1908 (the " ten-twenties of 1898").
Secretary Gige's circular with reference to the operations for carrying out the refunding provisions of the bill in Chronicle, March 17, 1900,
page 5Qi). Of these 2 per cents there werd outstanding October 1, 1901, according to debt statement, $445,940,750.
" LOAN OF 1908-1918."— (Column 7.) The bonds included under this head are an issue of $200,000,000 3 per cents. They were
authorized by Act of June 13 1&98, 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
Juue 13 1898, page 168,) inviting subscriptions for 32 days.from June 13 to July 14, for the amount of bonds stated, in both coupon and registered form, coupons in denominations of $i20, $100, $500 and $1,000, and registered in denominations of same amounts, and also in $5,000 and
$10,000, dat-d 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 oircular for further details. Subscriptions reached the amount of $1,325,000,00 J. The amount now outstanding
(2)
—
—
;
;
1
(October
1
1901)
is
$98,254,220.
(Column 2) 4 per cents. The aot of July 14, 1870, authorized the issue of 1,000 million dollars of bonds at 4
1
per oent, 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 ooin, and proceeds to be applied to the redemption of outstanding 5-20s, par for par.
Outstanding (Ootober 1, 1901),
$248,241,700.
" REFUNDING CERTIFICATES" (Column 3).— Act of February 26 1879 authorized the Secretary of the Treasury to issue in exchang*
for lawful money of the United States certiticates of deposit of the denomination of ten dollars, bearing interest at the rate of 4 per cent, and
convertible at any time, with accrued interest, into the 4 per cent bonds described in the Refunding aot; the money so received to be applied
only to the payment of the bonds bearing interest at a rate not less than 5 per cent. On March 12 1879 the issue of these certificates and their
exohange into 4 per cent bonds were authorized; the certidcates were to draw 4 per cent interest from April 1 1879 and were converti >.e 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 October 31 1879 the entire authorization had been reaohed, the
maximum amount of the issue being $40,012,750. Of these there were still outstanding on October 1, 1901, a total of $33,200.
" LOAN OF 1 925."— (Column 5.) Sales of bonds included under this designation were effected (1) in February 1895 to the amount of
$62,315,400 and (2) in February 1896 to the amount of $100,000,000. In a message to Congress under date of February 8, 1895 (published in
the Chronicle February 9 1895, page 244), President Cleveland stated in substance that in pursuance of Section 3700 of the Revised Statue*
the details of an arrangement have this day been concluded whereby bonds authorized under tlie act of July 14 1875, payable in coin at the
pleasure of the United States after the first day of Feb., 1925, with interest at the rate of 4 per cent per annum, to the amount of $62,315,400.
are to be issued for the purchase of gold ooin amounting to a sum slightly in excess of $65,000,000, to be delivered to the Treasury of the United
States, which sum added to the gold now held in our reserve will so restore such reserve as to make it amount to something more than $100,000,000. Such a premium is to be allowed to the Government upon the bonds as to dx the rate of interest upon the amount of gold realized at
331P. 0. per .inuum. At least one-half of thegold to be obtained is to be supplied from abroad. Section 3700 of the Revised Statutes is as follows:
"Sec 3700. The Seoretary of the Treasury may purchase coin with auy of the bouds or notes of the United States authorized by law at suoh
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 205.
The issue in February 1896 was an ordinary offering, open to all bidders, of $100,000,000 of the same bonds as the foregoin<— 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 $153,454,800.
"LOAN OF 1 904."— (Column 4.) 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 description!
of bonds of the United States described in the act of July 14 1870 for the purpose of redeeming on and after January 1 1879 in coin, at
the office of the Assistant Treasurer of the United States at New York, the outstanding legal-tender notes when presented in sums of not lee*
an fifty dollars. Under this authorization, and for the purpose mentioned, there were issued in Feb., 1894, payable in 10 years, $50,000,000 ot
000 of 5 per cents and in Nov 1894, there were issued $50,000,000 more for similar bonds for same purpose. Now outstanding $21,011,4.50.
''
FUNDED LOAN OF 907 "
,
)
STATE AND CITY SUf ftEMENT,
Vol.
LXX1II
In April, 1395, we gave a table showing the debt of the United States on the first day of July 1856, and every subsequent
Wo have determined on this occasion to begin our statement with
It is not necessary bo repeat all those figures.
1S76. as that year antedates all of the issues now outstanding, and yet carries the record sufficiently far back to show the
nature and extent of the Government securities when the refunding operations of that period began. It has the advantage,
too. of giving separate and distinct each issue of bonds now outstanding.
The statement is subjoined.
PRINCIPAL OF THE PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITKD STATES FROM JULY 1, 1876 TO OCTOBER 1. 1901.
year.
1.
Yeak.
•'
J.
Funded Loan
.'
l
891."
ti-j
"
of 1907," 4
Per Cents.
nlin'dal'2.
4.
:;.
Funded Loan
/'.
"
5.
Certificates?'
4 Per Cents.
7.0(7*1
of
Vents.
Cents.
Maximum
1880
.'0.000 00 728,673 90 oo 12,848,210 00
1,367,000 00
250,000,000 00 737,980 ,800 00
1,710,685,450
1,711,888,500
1,794,735,650
1,797,643,700
1,723,993,100
1,639,567,750 00
1,463,810,400 00
1883
1884
1885
250,000.000 00
•250.000,000 oo
250,000,000 00
250.000,000 00
250,000,000 00
738,659 ,000
738,884 ,300
737,586 ,300
737,661 ,700
737,719 ,850
00
00
00
00
00
688,800
465,050
355,900
290,000
240,600
00
00
00
00
00
14,000,000
14,000,000
14,000,000
14,000,000
14,000,000
00
00
00
00
00
1884
1887
l--1889
L880
250,000,000
250,000,000
222,207,050
139,639,000
109,015,750
00
00
00
00
00
737,759,700
737,800,580
714,177,400
670,095,350
602,193,500
00
00
00
00
00
207,800
175,270
138,050
119,640
103,860
00
00
00
00
00
14,000,000
14,000,000
14,000,000
14,000.000
14,000,000
00
00
00
00
00
1891
1899
1893
1894
1895
50,869,200
25,364,500
25,364,500
25.364.500
25,364.500
00 559,566,000 00
Ot 559,581,250 00
00 559,604,150 00
00. 559,618,400 00
00 559,625,750 00
93,920
83,580
68,450
58,990
54,110
00
00
00
00 50,000,000
00 100,000,000
25,364,500
25,364,500
25,364,500
25.364.500
21,979,850
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
47,140
45,130
41,520
37,830
35,470
00
00
00
00
00
1881
1896
1897
1898
.
.
1899
1900
.
1901, October 1.
Continued at
3^
559,636,850
559,640,100
559,646,050
559,652,300
355,528,350
100,000,000
100,000,000
100,000,000
100,000,000
47,651,200
33,320 00
257.376,050 00
33,200 00
218,241,700 00
t Continued at 3 per cent.
1901
J
per cent.
July
26
26
26
26
26
1,723,865 26
16,260,805 26
7,831,415 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
1,815,305 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
l,2l«,300 26
1,176,320 26
1,415,620 26
1 ,343,560 26
of
1908."
(War Bonds),
31,157,700 3 Per Cents.
1-7'.'.
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891
1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898
1899
1900
1901
14.
Interest.
cival.
1901. October.
13
1,222,729,350
1,226,793,712
1,232,743,062
1,436,700,703
1,413,416,912
1,371,572,244
1,351,516,244
00
00
00
00
00
847,363,890
847,365,130
847,367,470
1,046,048,760
1,023,478,860
OO
00
15
10
53
04
63
58
03
07
57
14
78
63
58
23
73
61
63
13
68
25
40
90
90
92
67
89
39
00
00
00
987,141,040 00
966,966,120 00
ETC. (Continued.)
Cash in the Treasury July 1.
1,005,806,560
968,218,840
961,431,766
1,016,897,816
1,096,913,120
610,529,120
585,029,330
585,037,100
635,041,890
716,202,060
2 Per Cent.
445.940,750
445,940,750
$2,151,713,667
2,163,728,792
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
00
00
1930,"
99,621,420
98,2o4,220
00
00
00
1,146,014,100
1,021,692,350
950,522,500
829,853,990
725,313,110
" Consols of
21,854,100 162,315,400
21,041,450 153,451,800
Outstanding Prin-
27
78
37
32
77
81
31
88
52
37
32
97
47
35
37
87
42
99
14
64
64
66
41
63
tl44,046,600
tl9,716,500
00
00
OO
00
00
1,338,229,150 00
1,226,563,850 00
1,196,150,950 00
\
307,125,350
Debt bearing no
89
84
t304204350
t224,612,150
tl94,190,500
198.678.720
128,843,240
13.
$437,125,796
435,191,431
363,231,082
362,150,091
353,826,945
353,847,504
353,787,958
353,740,691
353,719,517
353,603,141
397,692,548
353,685,110
353,660,467
353,654,148
353,648,559
393,662,735
380,403,635
374,300,605
380,004,686
378,989,469
373,728,570
378,081,702
384,112,912
389,433,653
338,761,732
38 } ,015,584
38^,206.564
$3,902,420
16.648,860
5,594,560
37,015,630
7,621,455
1.
1-77.
1-7-.
I
162,315,400
162,315,400
162,315,400
162,315,400
162,315,400
12.
D,bt on which Interest has ceased
Year.
<
636,219,950
J460.461.050
J32,082,600
9
"Loan
PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES,
11.
1376
Debt.
00 1,696,685,450
00 1,557,888,500
00 1,441,885,650
00
792,121,700
00
720,645,300
issue was
98,850 ,000 00 40,012,750 00
140.000.000 00
2 10,000,000 00
r8
kiindi^P.Ots.
Per Cents.
14,000,000
14,000,000
14,000.000
14,000,000
14,000,000
1-76. July l
1877
10.
6.
" Loan of " Nuvy Pension Old 6s and 7s
Total
1904," 5 Per 1925," I Per
Fund," 3
Converted into Interest-Bea ring
"
Refunding
$90,788,326 70
144,453,360 73
164,179,012 08
200,394,517 01
166,114,752 88
180,488,965 3158,835,689 75
161,019,431 92
161,396,577 18
178,602,643 23
227,265,253 34
206,323,950 21
243,674,167 85
209,479,874 01
189,993,104 20
153,893,808 83
126,692,377 03
122,462,290 38
117,584,436 13
195,240,153 51
267,432,096 70
240,137,626 76
205,657,570 76
281,380,468 73
•305,705,654 78
*326,&33,124 92
'319,919,^79 98
15.
lotal Debt less Cash
in Treasury.
$2,060,925,340 45
2,019,275,431 37
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
975.939.750 22
890,784,370 53
851.912.751 78
841,526,463 60
838,969,475 75
899,313,380 55
901,672,966 74
955,297,253 70
986.656,086 14
1,027,085,492 14
1,155,320,235 19
1,107,711,257 89
1,044,739,117 97
1,031,596,3(4 41
16.
Annual
Interest
Charge.
$96,104,269 00
93,160,643 50
94,654,472 50
83,773,778 50
79,633,981 00
75,018,695 50
57,360,110 75
51,436,709 50
47,926,432 50
47,014,133 00
45,510,098 00
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
34,387,315
34,387,408
40,347,872
33,545,130
60
20
80
80
00
29,789,153 40
28,987,70? 10
interest charge la computed upon the amount of outstanding principal at the close of the fiscal year, exctpt in the case
total is oi that date, and is exclusive of interest charge on Pacific Railway bonds.
Note 2.— The figures for July 1 1879 were made up assuming pending funding operations to have been completed.
•
DTOTi 3.— Under the Act of March 14 1900 the Treasury Department has kept the gold Reserve Fund of $150,000,000 as a separate item,
and not included it in the available cash balance. In the foregping statement, however, we have continued to include the item so as not to
embarrass comparison with previous years.
Note 1.— The annual
of October
1,
for
which the
Pacific Railroad Debt.— One other class of bonded debt must be referred to which has never been included in the
Government debt— we mean the Pacific Railroad subsidy debt. To show the situation of this indebtedness we
make compilations of our own, as the Treasury form comes short of indicating the existing situation. In the
following we briDg together the details respecting the issues to the Pacific Railroads, giving likewise in the statement the
debt already paid and the balance due to the Government.
total of
have to
BONDS ISSUED TO PACIFIC RAILROADS—THEIR STATUS OCTOBER
of Railway.
Bonds
Issued
Set Interest
Paid by
Government.
b;i
Government.
36,604,385 29
0,t 07,458 34
Ooverumeut accepted principal
Government under
$
$
62,489,505
12,910,458
58,448,223
3,739,331
5,423,662
4,180,018
29
34
75
27
86
20
9,100,452 55
18,194,618 00
Through
Payment to
Balance
Total Repaid.
Unsettled.
Government.
$
$
53,389,052 74
7,124,898 00
40,253,605 75
62,489,50' 29
*7,124,898 00
58,448,223 75
5,428,662 86
2,122,841 24
5,423,662 86
t2, 122,841 24
$
3,739,331 27
27,295.070 55 108,314,060 59
135,609,131 14
147.191.199 71
82.567.687 71
3,739,331 27
bonds or Kansas Pacific KR.—.i>6,303,000— for indebtedness, but subsequently received an additional
Union Pacific, as mentioned in " note" below. The remainder ($5,785,560 34) represents the lo.-s to
Uoveri ment realized the sum of $2,122,811 24 from sale of claim against Sioux City & Pacific RR,
64.623.512 00
Totals
•
31,211.71175
2,139.331 27
.3,102 86
-1,698 20
Through
Sinning Fund.
Total.
$
$
25,885,120 00
6,303,000 00
16,512 00
Union Pacific
1,600,000 00
Ont'l Branch, Un. Pacific
1,970,56000
000
Sioux City Ac Pacific
Central Pacific
1901.
Repaid by Oompanies in Full Settlement.
Railroad Liability.
Name
1,
tn<
or
*
pony's indebted!.'
.rK.-The Government ha* been reimbursed for 827,236,512 principal and $31,211,711 ~:> interest, being the total indebtedness of the
SubseB97, and for the principal of the Kansas Padilc Indebtedness, amounting to $6,303,000
npany to Nov.
Union Pacific Ralli
?uently under the final decree for the distribution of the assets of the Uniou Pacific Railroad, made by Judge Sanborn at St. Paul, October 24,
settlement
agreement
of
Feb.
claim.
Under
1, 1899, twenty notes of the
in additional $82l.£98 on its
rmpanj were delivered to the Treasurer of the United States, aggregating $58,8 12,7 15 60, which amount represented
Baflroa
L
oompanies
to
the
United
Central
States on February 1,
and
Pacific
of
Pacific
Western
the
npald balance of the total Indebtedness
red 10, 18!)!). in pursuance of agreement, the first four of said notes, aggregating $11,762,543 12 (with accrued interest amounting to SJ35 771 02) were transferred In consideration of a full cash payment into the Treasury of the principal and interest thereon: another
Payments in 1901 have aggregated $,4885,304 29, aspaid in February, 1900.
amountel to *2,9 46,194 79
.h with
February. $1,496,090 11 in March and $132,893 93 in July, leaving the balance unpaid Sept. 30, lfcOl,.
it, less transportation earnings.
1
,
1
wm
:
.
Debts and
Resources
THE
OIF1
TINT
NEW ENGLAND
INDEX FOR THE
MAINE-State,
Cities,
&c
Pages
NEW HAMPSHIRE— State,
VERMONT— State,
NEW ENGLAND
Cities,
&c
Pages 10
&c
Cities,
7 to 10
to 13
Pages 13 to 15
STATES, CITIES,
Etc.
MASSACHUSETTS -State, Cities, &c
RHODE ISLAND— State, Cities, &c
CONNECTICUT— State, Cities, &o
Pages 15 to 30
Pages 30
to 33
Pages 33 to 38
DEBT
State of Maine
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES,
Admitted as a State (Act March
3,
Etc.
March
1820)
------
Total area of State (square miles)
•
15, 1820
-
33,040
Augusta
John F. Hill
Byron Boyd
O. Smith
Legislature meets biennially in odd years on the first Wednesday in January, and there is no limit to length of sessions.
State Capital
Governor (term expires
Wed.
Jan., 1903),
Secretary of State (term expires *Jan., 1903)
Treasurer (term expires *Jan., 1903),
* Is
1st
ohosen by Legislature.
HISTORY OF DEBT.— For history of Maine State debt up to
1889, see State and Oitt Supplement of April, 1895, page 9.
The whole State debt matured in Jane and October, 1889, and all
that was not paid was refunded into new loans, payable by instalments, part each year. The debt at present is as follows:
—
LOANS-
,
Interest.
Beissue Loan, 1889 Class
Original, 1864. "B."
Do
Class " C."
Do
Do
Do
3
3
nass"D." 3
to State College..
do
do
-Outstand'g.Princvpal.
When Due.
..
5
4
A
J
J
June
1902-1911
$50,000 yearly.
\
June 1, 1912-1921
&
$50,000 yearly.
1, 1922-1929)
&. t,
u 5\ June
$35,000 yearly. \
J Oct. 1,1902 to 1911
& o\ $20,000 yearly.
S Oct. 1, 1912 to 1921
n
u
$28,000 yearly.
I
n 5 Oct. 1,1922 to 1929)
& u
$3,000 yearly
I
& D
June 1, 1919
July 1, 1917
& J
J
July 1, 1917
payment,
S
Class "D."
Reissue Loan,
Orig'l, 1869. Class "B,"
Do
Class " C."
Bonds
—
Rate. Payable
name AND PURPOSE.
Bond to Insane Hospital. 4 J
Loan of 1869, not presented for
Temporary loan, 1901
PAR VALUE.—The bonds are
1,
$500,000
500,000
280,000
200,000
280,000
24,000
118,300
100,000
50,000
cfc
700
Feb 1,1902
100,000
chiefly for $1,000 or multiples.
INTEREST is payable at the State Treasury, Augusta, Me.
TOTAL DEBT.— The subjoined statement shows Maine's total fundof the dates named. On January
sources of the State amounted to $1,132,374 52.
ed debt on each
Bonded debt
Temporary loan
1,
1901, the total re-
Jan. 1, 1901. Jan. 1, 1900. Jan. 1, '99. Jan. 1, '98.
$2,103,000 $2,153,000
$2,203,000 $2,253,000
350,000
200,000
350,000
150,000
ASSESSED VALUATION.— Valuations are taken onlyin even yearsTears.
1900
1898
1896
1894
1892
-Assessed Valuation.
Personal.
Real.
$268,434,909
260,841,021
257,389,047
249,629,509
236,135,199
$68,264,740
68,675,223
71,111,947
74,848,812
78,194,982
.
State tax
per $1,000
$2-75
$336,699,649
2-75
329,516,244
2-25
328,500,994
2-50
324,478,321
2-75
314,330,181
Total.
POPULATION OF STATE.—The following statement shows the
population by Census periods since 1790
1900
694,466 1860
298,269
628.279 1820
1890
661,086 1850
228,705
583,169 1810
1880
648,936 1840
501 793 1800
151,719
1870
626,915 1830
399,455 1790
96,540
I
|
LIMITATIONS.— Constitutional and statutory limitations
restricting municipal indebtedness have become quite a feature since
the crisis of 1873. In the States where these limitations are provisions
of the Constitution of course debts contracted in excess of such limitation are absolutely void. In Maine the amendment to the Constitution
took effect January 2, 1878, and is in the following form and words:
" Article XXII. Limitation of Municipal Indebtedness. No city or town
" shall create any debt or liability which, singly or in the aggregate,
" with previous debts or liabilities, shall exceed five per centum of the
" last regular valuation of said city or town provided, however, that
" the adoption of this article shall not be construed as applying to any
" fund received in trust by the said city or town, nor to any loan for the
" purpose of renewing existing loans, or for war, or to temporary loans
" to be paid out of money raised by taxation during the year in which
;
" they are made."
SAVINGS BANKS' INVESTMENTS-POWERS AND RESTRICTIONS.—The provisions regulating the investments and loans of savings banks and institutions for savings in the State of Maine are contained in Public Laws 1895, Chapter 161, Publio Laws 1893, Chapter
170, and Revised Statutes, Chapter 47, Sections 102 and 103.
AH the provisions referred to above have been compiled by the Bank
Examiner, and we give his compilation below in full.
Maine Savings banks and i nstitutions for savings are restricted to
and hereafter may invest their deposits ia manner following, to wit:
Public Fnnd».~Aggregate of Investments Unlimited.
Public funds of the United States.
Public funds of the District of Columbia.
Public funds of any of the New England States.
Bonds of the cities, counties and towns of any of the New England
—
States.
Public funds of the States of New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland,
Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska.
Bonds of counties of twenty thousand inhabitants or more in said
last-named States, 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 the net municipal indebtedness of
such county does not exeeed five per cent of the last valuation of the
property therein for the assessment of taxes.
For meaning of ''net municipal indebtedness of counties" see memoranda " A" further below.
Bonds of any city of ten thousand inhabitants or more in said lastnamed States, 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 the net municipal indebtedness of such
cities does not exceed five per cent of the last preceding valuation of
the property therein for the assessment of taxes.
For meaning of 'net municipal indebtedness of cities" see memoranda " B" givenbelow.
Bonds of the above-described cities and counties issued to take up at
maturity bonds that were legal and constitutional when issued, providing the interest has been fully paid on the original bonds for at least
five years last prior to such refunding, provided the net municipal indebtedness of such cities and counties does not exceed five per cent of
the last preceding valuation of the property therein for the assessment
of taxes.
Bonds and obligations of School District Boards, Boards of Education and other corporate bodies within said cities authorized to issue
bonds payable primarily from taxes levied on all the taxable property
in such districts, provided the population of the district is ten thousand or more and ihe population and assessed valuation of the district
are equal to at least ninety per cent of the population and assessed
valuation of the city itself, provided the net municipal indebtedness
of such district does not exceed five per cent of the last valuation of
the property therein for the assessment of taxes.
For meaning of "net municipal indebtedness of districts" see memoranda -'B" below.
Bonds of cities and districts in said States 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.
Railroad Bonds.— Aggregate of Investments Unlimited.
Railroad bonds of Maine; but no bonds of street railroads excepting
those already constructed in this State shall be purchased unless an
amount of capital stock equal to thirty -three and one-third per cent of
the mortgage debt shall have been paid in, in cash, and expended upon
—
A
—
]
STy*T£ >*ND CITY SUf fi£M£NT.
8
certificate of the Railroad Commissioners, filed,
tli* road, evidenced by
to the office of the Secretary of State, that said percentage has been so
l»aM in and expanded. In addition to the amount of the bouded d bt.
First mortgage bonds of any completed railroad In New Hampshire,
Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode [aland, Connecticut, New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois. Missouri. Kansas and Nebraska;
bnt no bonds of street railroads shall be purchased unless an amount
of capital stock equal to thirty-three and one-third per cent of the
mortgage debt shall have been paid in, in cash, and expanded upon
the road, evidenced by a certificate of the railroad commissioners [of
the State where the road is located], tiled in the otlieeof the Secretary
of State [of Maine], that said percentage has been so paid in and expended, in addition to the amount of the bonded debt. [NOTE. The
words in brackets do not appear in the text of the law. but are given
in th>- digest oi the statutes prepared by the Bank Examiner, and evidently indicate his interpretation of the meaning of the law
First mortgage bends of the Central Pacific, Union Pacific and
Northern Pacific railroads.
Mortgage bonds of any railroad leased to any dividend-paying rail
road in New England, upon terms guaranteeing the payment of a regBlar stated dividend upou the stock of such leased road ami the interest
on
bonds.
its
"Water Bond*.— Aggregate of Investments Unlimited.—
Mortgage bonds of any water company in this State and New Hampshire actually engaged" in supplying to any city or cities, town or
town*. Tillage or villages, or other municipal corporations, water for
domestic use and for the extinguishment of tires, whenever such company is earning more than its fixed charges. Interest on its debts and
Its
running expenses.
Corporation Bond-.— Aggregate
of Investments Unlimited.
auv corporation (other than railroads and water companies) Incorporated under authority of this State, which earns and is
paying regular dividends of not less than five per cent a year.
Bonds
Vol.
any corporation, nor invest more than ten percent of its deposits, not
exceeding sixty thousand dollars, tn the capital stock of any corporation.
F.
From Chapter 165, Pubt'c Laws, 1889.
The trustees shall see to the proper investment of deposits and funds
of the corporation in the manner hereinbefore prescribed.
G.
No loans
shall be made directly or indirectly to any officer of
the corporation or to any tirm of which such officer is a member.
II.
From Chap'er
Raised Statutes.
Officers Not to Receive Gift, Fee, dr.— No gift, fee, commission or
brokerage shall be received by any officer of a savings bank on account ot any transaction to which the bank is a party under a penalty for each offenoe of one hundred dollars, to be recovered in an aotionof debt in the name and to the use of the State, provided that
nothing herein contained applies to any expense of examining titles
and making conveyances upon loans made by savings banks.
47, Section 105,
I.
Exp use of Making Loans. — Parties making a loan from a savings
bank shall pay all expenses incurred by reason thereof.
J.
From Chapter 47,
Section 131, Revised Statutes.
thority of this State.
Holdings of the capital stock of any one bank limited. Seemem
iron ft a "£."'
Stock of any bank or banking association incorporated under authority of the united States, if located within the New England States.
Holdings of the capital stock of any one bank limited. See mem"
oranda "E."
Railroad St ovU..— Aggregate of Investments Unlimited.—
Stock of any railroad in Maine unencumbered by mortgage.
Holdings of the capital stock of any one corporation limited.
memoranda "M."
Stock of any dividend-paying railroad in New England.
Holding/! of the tapital stock of any one corporation limited.
memoranda
—
Does Not Affect Investments Already Made. But nothing herein
affects the legality of investments already made
And said
securities are valid in favor of the bank pursuant to any law in force
when such investments were made.
of
Bank Mock.— Aggregate of investments Unlimited. —
Stock of any bank or banking association incorporated under au-
LXXI1I
K.
Change of Investments— And this chapter does not require the
change of investments for those hereinbefore named, except as
the same can be done gradually by the sale or redemption of the securities so invested in, in such manner as to prevent loss or embarrassment
in the business of such corporation or unnecessary loss or
injury to the borrowers on such securities.
L.
Investing in Securities Not Authorized, a Misdemeanor. The investments in securities not named in section 100 is a misdemeanor on the
part of the trustees authorizing or officers making the same, and such
trustees or officers are subjeot to the prosecutions and punishments
prescribed by law for that offense.
—
See
Counties and Towns
Cities,
See
-'E."
IN
Stock of any railroad leased to any dividend-paying railroad in New
England, upon terms guaranteeing the paynent of a regular stated
dividend upon the stock of such leased road and the interest on its
THE
STATE OF MAINE.
fconds.
Holdings of
memoranda
the capital stock of
"
"A"
any one corporation
Corporation Stock .— Aggregate of Investments
limited.
See
Unlimited.
Stocks of any corporation (other than railroads and water compaunder authority of this State, which earns and is
paying regular dividends of not less than five per cent a year.
holdings of the capital stock of any one corporation limited. See
nies) incorporated
m e m oranda
"E."
Meal Estate Investment.— Vo/ Exceeding
wotits— Real Estate
BOH
is
in
the city or
town
in
Eire Per Cent of De-
which such bank or
institn-
located.
Seal Estate Foreclosure.— Holdings Acquired
by Foreclosure,
Unlimited.— Real estate acquired by foreclosure of mortgage
or in settlements to secure debts.
ttereon or upon judgment for debts
Loanw ou Real Estate.— To/ Exceeding Fifty Per Cent of Deposits.
—First mortgages of real estate in this State and New Hampshire to
an amount not exceeding sixty per cent of its value.
I.oaii" on Collateral.—-<iyj/rej7a/« of Investments Unlimited.
Notes with a pledge as collateral of any public funds or bonds of any
Jdnd the bank or institution would by this statute be authorized to
purchase
Notes with a pledge as collateral of any stocks the bank or institution would by this statute be authorized to purchase.
Holdings of the capital slock of anyone corporation limited. See
memoranda "E."
Loans on Deposit Books.— Aggregate of Investments Unlimited.
—Notes with a pledge as collateral of any savings bank-deposit book
•r hooks of any savings bank in this State.
Loans on Bailrbad stocK —Aggregate of Investments Unlimited.—Notes with a pledge as collateral of the stock of any railroad or
railroads mentioned in this section, but not over seventy-rive per cent
«f the market value of such stock.
Holdings of the capital itock of any one corporation limited. See
memoranda "E."
Loans to Municipalities.—A j/grregrn/e of Investments Unlimited.
—To any county, city or town in this State.
Loans on Other Personal Property.—-Aggregate Unlimited.—
Notes secured by a rledge or mortgage of such other personal property as, iD the Judgment of the trustees, it is safe and for the interest
St..
•f the
bank
to accept.
Loan*
to Corporations in Maine.— Aggregate Unlimited.— To
any corporation having real estate and doing business in this State.
Deposit* In Banks.— Aggregate Unlimited.— May deposit on call
associations incorporated under authority of this
m banks or banking
State or thel» " of the United States and receive interest thereon.
Frem Chapter 161, Public Lairs 1895.
The term net municipal indebtedness
of counth
s,
as used
In this section, shall be construed to include all bonds which are a
direct obligation of the county, less the amount of any sinking fund
available in the reduction of such debt
B.
sensed
of cities
and
AROOSTOOK
County
seat
is
LOANS—
When Due.
Aug.
«19,000
4s, Aug.,
CO.- -L.
0.
Ludwig,
Treas.
Houlton.
Refunding Bonds—
1,
1919
Court House—
4s, J&D, $40,000
June 1, 1915
Railroad Aid (B. & A. RR.).
4i*s, M&S, $500,000.. Sept. 1, 1912
J&J, |228,000.. July 1,1915
Jan., 1901.. $789,000
Floating debt
28,500
4*28,
Bonded debt
Total debt Jan.
1, 1901... $817,500
Sinking fund
734,665
Net debt Jan. 1,1901
82,835
Interest is payable in Boston.
Tax valuation 1900... 18,133,491
Assessment about ^ actual value.
St. & co. tax rate, 1900 .... 608
Population in 1890 was
49,589
Populationin 1900 was
60,744
WILSON, Mayor.
AUBURN-{J,fE 5- G.H. EVELETH,
Treasurer.
Auburn
Is In
Androscoggin County.
LOANSCity Bonds—
4s, J & J, $15,000
J&J,
J&J,
J&J,
4s, J&J,
is, J&J,
Is, J&J,
4s, J&J,
4s, J&J,
4s, J&J,
4s, J&J,
4s, J&J,
3^s,J&J,
4s, J&J,
4s, J&J,
4s,
4s,
4s,
When Due.
loanscity Water Bonds1902 5s, J&J, $58,700
July 1, 1905
1903 4s, J&J, 30,000
May 20, 1913
"01
1904 Bonded debt.Mar.l,
.$218,500
1905 Floating den
102.0C0
1906 Total debt March 1,1 *>01 320,500
1907 City water debt (add'l)... 88,700
1909 Water sinking fund
75,000
Commissioners'
1910 Water
1911
debt (not included)
226,000
1912 Assessed valu'tion 1900.6,580,316
1912 Tax rate (per M.) 1900 ..
2250
1917 Population 1890 (Census) 11,250
1920 Population 1900 was
12,tf51
1923
1925
When Due.
Jan.
July
23,500. ...July
15,000
July
18,000
.July
10,000
July
14,000
July
13,000
July
13,000
July
4,000
Jan.
7,000
July
15,000
July
15,000
July
June
16,000
14.500
Jan.
25,000
1,
2,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
.
.
AUGUSTA— Lindall
Titcomb, Mayor.
Kennbec County.
Refunding Bonds— Con.
When Due.
LOANSFuNDrNG Bonds—
4s, F&A, $182,500.. Feb.,'97-'17
1898-1905 Bondeddebt Sept 1.1901.$313,300
6s,
J&J, $74,500
3^8, M&S, 40,000... Sept. 1, 1924 Total valuation 1901 ..6,760,717
Refunding Bonds—
Tax rate (per M.) 1901
$24-00
5s,F&A, $9,000.... Feb. 15, 1902 Population in 1890 was.... 10,527
This city
Is
In
Population in 1900 was.. 11,683
and principal of the 4 per cents payable at the Nat.
Redemption of Boston, and of other bonds at City Treasury.
INTEREST
Bank
of
R A NPtOR
OAiNvjwn.
Bangor
districts,
he construed to iii'-lmU- 'u the case of
either not only all bonds which are a direct obligation of the cities, hut
also all bonds of the districts or boards within the sane, as above
enumerated, exclusive of any such debt created for a water supply
and of the amount of any sinking fund available In the reduction of
in this section, shall
such debt.
C.
of inhabitants of cities and counties shall be
letermlned by the last previous official census thereof, as established
»y the United States or State census or city or county census taken In
the same manner as United States or State census and duly certified
to by the clerk or treasurer of such city or the auditor or treasurer of
The number
•oeh county.
D.
be charged and entered on the books
•J the bank at their cost to the bank or at par when a premium Is paid.
A'llnv-
'
.
MEMORANDA.
The term net municipal indebtedness
Note.— For places not given in alphabetical order among the fol
lowing, see "Additional Statements at end of this Stale.
-diall
E.
from Chapter 47, Seetmn 102, Revised Statutes
No such bank or Institution shall hold by way of investment or an sesarrty foT loans, or both, more than one-flfth of the capital stock of
(City) is in
J
£
PIERCE, Treasurer.
p hubbarD, Assessor.
H. O.
w
Fenobscot County.
LOANS—
NAME AND PURPOSE.
City debt "A" 1892
"X"1894
do
Interest.—,
P. Ct. Payable.
Water loan. "L," 1875
do
do
1899
Trustfunds
PAR VALUE OF BONDS,
-Principal.
When Due. Outstand'g.
Nov. 2, 1912
$50,000
Nov. 1, 1914
100,000
July 1,1905
500,000
3*3
July,'04-'10
70,000
207,919
The water bonds are for $500 and mul-
4
4
6
M&N
M&N
J&J
J & J
tiples; others, $1,000.
TAX EXEMPT.—The bonds of
this city are not taxed.
payable either at the Merchants' National Bank
Boston or by the City Treasurer in Bangor.
INTEREST
is
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUND, ETC-
Apr
Total liabilities (Including water debt)
Water debt, included in above total
Trust funds. Included In above total
Floating debt, included In above total
in
1901. Jan. 1, 1900.
1965,919
$976,691
l.
570,000
206,691
50,009
ASSESSED VALUATION.— Bangor's assessed valuation (about
33V6 actual value) and tax rate have been as follows:
570,000
207,919
38.000
—
—
M/UNE-QITItS AND TOWNS,
Rate of Tax HOULTON.— Frank
Valuation
per $1,000.
1901.
October,
Tears.
Real
Personal
Estate
Property.
$4,362,f09
$2100
$15.1 17,635
$10,785,026
21 00
15,057,433
4,500,667
10.556,766
22-50
4,071,158
14,409,534
10,338,376
25-00
14,146,567
4,095,170
10,051,397
13,956,996
4,201,201
1900
9,755,795
21-50
4,265,255
13.483,157
9,217,902
22-50
10,310,118
3,158,288
7,151,830
22-50
9.629.920
2,858.872
6,771,043
POPULATION.— In 1900 the population was 21,850; in 1890 it
was 19,103; in 1880 it was 16,856; in 1870 it was 18,289.
u—
A 1 ri.
a
-i-
Bath
>
SAMUEL
<
O. C.
shire
is a
town
R. PERCY, Mayor.
ROGERS. Treasurer.
of
LOANS—
Interest.
Municipal bonds
refunding.
do
,
4
6
&
&
J
J
Principal.
Outstand'g.
.
,
When Due.
P- Ot. Payable.
4^ J & J
July
1,1907
6
J
$100,000
129,400
14,000
9,
Opt 19bi ll \
1908-1978
J
Old Ladles' Home
Railroad Aid Bonds—
F & A
Feb. 1,1902
Knox & Lincoln RR.. 6
132,500
INTEREST on all the bonds Is payable in Boston with the exception
of the Interest on the Old Ladles' Home issue, which is payable In Bath.
|
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUND, ElCJune 1/01.
Feb. 1,1901.
Feb. 1/00.
$375,900
$619,400
$626,700
6,000
$642,450
26,500
Total debt
$375,900
29,500
Assets (see below)....
$619,400
244,800
$632,700
244,800
$668,950
249,800
Bonded debt
Floatingdebt
Fed. 1, '99.
$346,400
$374,600
$387,900
Net debt
$419,150
The assets as above given included on Feb. 1, 1901, bonds received
from the Penobscot Shore Line RR. Co. for lease of Knox & Lincoln RR.
and held for the redemption of the Knox & Lincoln bonds outstanding,
240,000, of which am >unt, however, $215,000 was sold on May 22,
1901, to Farson, Leach & Co New York, at 108-67, leaving $25,000
still owned by the city; also bonds and scrip of the Bath Gas & Electric
Company to the amount of $4,500. The value of city property not
Included in the foregoing statement of assets is over $150,000.
,
ASSESSED VALUATION, TAX RATE,
Real.
Tears.
ETC-
Assessed Valuation.
Personal.
,
>
Total.
Total Tax
per $1,000
$2,296,154
$3,677,955
$5,974,109
$24-50
3,561,640
2,338,917
5,900,557
2350
3,502.090
2,299,958
5,802,048
2350
3,503,010
2,376,340
22*50
5,879,350
23-50
2,925,770
3,102,594
6,028,364
2,693,750
3,881,469
6,575,216
1380.
2500
POPULATION.—In 1900 was 10,477 in 1890 was 8,723.
;
This city
in
Is
Clerk
Waldo
When Due. Tax valuation
LOANS-
Refunding Bonds—
$2,738,381
Assessment about actual value.
MAN, $113.000... Nov. 1,1925 Total tax (per M.) 1900... .$17*50
Subject to call after Nov. 1, 1905 Population 1890
5,294
4s, F&A, $477,500.. Aug. 15, 1918 Population in 1900 was
4,615
Total debt Mar. 1, 1901.. $590,500
Belfast owns $500,000 of Belfast & Moosehead Railroad stock, of
which 1,396 shares are preferred and 3,604 common.
INTEREST on the bonds is payable at Belfast and at the First
Xatlonal Bank, Boston, Mass.
4a.
Carlos Heard,
BIDDEFORD.—
Yorx County.
This city
is
In
Aroostook County.
When Due. Sinking
LOANS—
School, Bridges, Town Imp. Bds
Apr. 1, 1917
4s, A&O, $20,000
Refunding Bonds—
Oct. 1, 1918
4s, A&O, $10.000
3i«B, J&D, 37,000.
Dec. 15, 1920
Bonded debt Mar.l, 1901.. $67,000
2,000
Floating debt
Total debt Mar. 1, 1901... 69,000
fund, cash, etc.. $15,154
1,1901....
53,846
Assessed valuation, real. 1,474,327
Assess'd valuat'n, pers'l. 718,919
Total valuation 1900
2,193,246
Assessm't abo't 75 p. c. actual value.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900 $2250
Population in 1890 was
4,015
Population in 1900 was
4,686
Netdebt Mar.
Callahan
F.
. .
. .
Railroad Aid Bonds—
July, 1913
J&J, $100,000
July,1923
J&J, 100,000
Bank of Commerce.
INTEREST is payable in Boston at the National
The city property, valued at $1,595,539, includes stock of the Lewiston & Auburn Branch Railroad to the amount of $225,000, and the
water works, valued at $770,934. Bonds are not taxed.
4s,
4s,
DnD -t1 J_A!N1J.
r» —
a "NT
T
i
F E BOOTHBY, Mayor.
-
-
GEORGE
H. LIBBY, Treasurer.
Portland (City) is in Cumberland County.
Of the debt of this city nearly one-half was incurred on account of the
Portland & Ogdensburg RR., whose stock the city holds to the amount
of $2,356,110. The railroad Is leased for 999 years to the Maine Central
RR. Company at 2 per cent on stock, payable quarterly. This rental
aids the city considerably in meeting Its interest charge.
r-'CJirt
\
LOANS—
Interest.
'
Funded, 1893........
Funding,1887
—
>
Funding, 1894
M&
M&
M&
4
1896
4
do
Portland* Ogdensburg RR... 6
Refunding 1895
4g
1897
4
do
Mch.
July
call July
S Mch.
S Mar.
S Sept. 1,
S Mar. 1,
July 1,
M&
J&J
4s&6s
97,800
,$50,000 .Mayl5, 1904 Floatingdebt
50,000 .May 1, 1905 Total debt Jane 15, 1901 337,800
6," 69,044
10,000 .Sept. 1, 1906 Total valuation 1900
10,000 July 1. 1907 Assessment abt. 60% actual value.
25,000. .May 1, 1915 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. $2500
45,000.. July 1 1917 Population in 1890 was
14,443
25,000.. May 1, 1920 Population in 1900 was
16,145
25,000. July 1, 1921
4s,
4s
4s,
.
CALAIS.— Brono
This city
Is
in
Kalish, Mayor.
Washington Comnty.
When Due. Floating debt
LOANS-
$34,606
Total debt Apr. 1, 1901.
154,606
1911 Tax valuation 1901
2,841,738
4s, J&D,$101,000
Assessment about H actual value.
Optional after 1901
July 1, 1915 Tax rate in 1901 (per M.)...$24 50
4a, J&J, $10,000
Feb. 1,1915 Population In 1890 was.. ...7,290
9,000
4s, F&A,
Bond, debt Apr. 1, 1901. .$120,000 Population in 1900 was
7,655
INTEREST on the loans due In 1911 Is payable at the Shawmut
National Bank of Boston; other interest in Calais.
Cmr Loans—
.
1913
1912
g$75,000
727,000
1902.
1914
g64,000
1916
48,000
1907 1,107,000
1905
99,000
1912
f49,000
111,616
Trust funds
2,000
Bonds matured, not presented for payment
Citt of Deebing Bonds- Annexed Feb. 6, 1899.
When Due.
High School Bonds—
LOANS—
4s, $16,000
Feb. 1, 1913
Town of Deebing Bonds—
June 1, 1907 4s, 20,000
May 1,1918
4s, $6,750
June 1,1919
4s, 17,000
Feb. 1,1909 4s, 19,000
Forest Ave. Bonds—
Aug. 1,1910
4s, 5,000
Deo. 1, 1915
4s, 5,000
Sept. 1, 1910 4s, $15,000
Feb. 1,1919
Oct. 1, 1910 4s, 17,000
4s, 1,500
Nov. 1,1911 4s.
6,000....
June 1,1918
4s, 2,500
Refunding Bonds—
4s, 1,500
Dec. 1,1911
Junel, 1912
4s, $38,000
Sewer Bonds April 1,1917
June 1, 1917 4s. 11,500
4s, $20,003
J
INTEREST on all the issues except the registered bonds is *7able in Boston at the National Bank of Redemption and at the M erchants' National Bank in Portland.
Apr. 1, 1901.
$2,8- 4,366
Total debt
Sinking fund and trust funds.. 1,596,833
l
When Due. Bond, debt June 15, 1901 $240,000
>
When Due. Outstand'g
M& S
J&J
Subject to
4
c&r 4
Principal.
,
P. Ot. Payable.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUND, Etc-
Treasurer.
is in
LOANS-
Treasurer.
Androscoggin County.
When Due. Bond, debt Mar. 1, 1901 $990,500
LOANSFloatingdebt
351,746
Refunding Bonds—
4s,
J&J, $80,000 ...July 1, 1924 Total debt Mar. 1, 1901 1,342,246
233,974
J&J, 51,000.. .. Jan. 1, 1930 Sinking fund
4s,
Tax valuation 1900 .... 13,053,663
31128, JAJ, 185,000 g.. July 1, 1931
Assessm't
abt.
actual
75 p.c.
value
Water Bonds—
5s, A&O, $174,000.... Oct. 1. 1907 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900.$21-5O
Population
in
1890
was
1917
21,701
.Oct. 1,
5s. A&O, 200,000.
23,761
Refund'g 4s, A&O, 100,000 1927 Population in 1900 was
This city Is in
NAME AND PURPOSE.
1900
1899
1898
1897
1890
H. Murch,
BELFAST.— L.County.
This town
LEWISTON.-T.
Sagadahoc County.
•
NAME AND PURPOSE.
A. Gellerson, Treasurer
Total
1»01
1900
1899
1898
1897
1895
1890
1887
t-»
fc$
:
Apr. 1, 1900.
$2,992,198
1,669,115
Apr. 1, '99.
$2,998,083
1,615,176
Net debt
$1,287,533
$1,323,083
$1,382,907
city's avaUable assets, amounting to
$1,354,530, Include gas company stock, $170,000 and Portland & Ogdensburg Ry. stock valued at $1,178,055— about one-half full value.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The city's assessed valuation (about 80
per cent of cash value) and the tax rate for a series of years have been
Real
Personal
Total
Rate of Tom
Estate.
Property.
Tears.
Valuation, per $1,000.
$"?1,502.000
1900
$13,626,305
$45,128,305
$2100
21*00
*30,534,120
*13,499,302
*44,033,422
1899
21*00
1898
26,448,850
12,659,700
39,108,550
26,182,075
13,130,186
2080
1897
39,312,261
1895
24,974,900
12,232,125
37,207,025
2000
19*70
1890
23,184,400
12,427,590
35,611,990
1888
22,120,000
2000
11,952,405
32,702,405
* Includes city of Deering.
AVAILABLE ASSETS.—The
POPULATION —In 1900 was 50,145;
In
1890
it
was 36,425.
.
DEERING.
.In February, 1899, this city
city of Portlaiid.
was annexed
to the
Edwin Sprague, City Treasurer.
ROCKLAND.—
Knox County. Bonds
not
Bonds
This city is In
of this city are
hereafter be issued for refunding only.
LOANS—
Refunding Bonds-
ELLSWORTH.—
Arthur W.
Hancock County.
This city
Is
in
LOANS—
When Due. Total debt Feb.
Was Debt—
4s
$28,000
4s,.... 13,300
4s,.... 17,000
Outst'ding notes
&
June 1,1917
June 1,1907
June 1,1912
orders.$29,284
BENJ. TENNEY,
HALLOWELL
TILDEN,
Kennebeo County
5
I
This city
Is
9,
1901
. .
$87,584
Uncollected taxes & cash. 34,583
Total valuation 1901
1.855,144
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1901. $24 -00
Population In 1890 was
4,80*
Population In 1900 was
4.297
C. K.
Mayor.
Treasurer.
When Due.
LOANS—
When Due.
Knox & Lincoln RR. Loan—
6s, F&A, $35,100 ....Feb. 1.1902
Optional at any time.
Interest is payable in Rockland.
3*28, J&J, $27.600... July 1, 1903
Bond.debt Feb.11,1901. $291,250
142,134
3^, J&J, 12,400... July 1,1904 Floatingdebt
433,384
14,400 ..July 1,1905 Total debt Feb. 11,1901
3*ss, J&J,
24,100... July 1,1906 Resources
69,707
3128, J&J,
3!-28, J&J,
13,000... July 1,1907 Net debt Feb. 11, 1901..
363,677
3,826,669
28,000... July 1,1908 Assessed val.,real
3*28, J&J,
21,500... July 1,1909 Assessed val., personal 1,322,212
3*98, J&J,
3 'as, J&J,
5,148,881
25,000... July 1,1910 Total valuation 1900..
13.000... July 1,1912 Assessm't leas than actual value.
3!as, J&J,
3*38, J&J,
16,800... July 1,1915 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900 .2200
8,174
3*28, J&J,
18,000... July 1,1916 Population in 1899 was
8,150
Population in 1900 was
Is,
Greeley, Mayor
taxed.
-vill
J&J, $42,050... July 1,1911
in
LOANS—
School Bonds—
When Due. Floatingdebt
$11,057
Total debt Jan. 1, 1901.
81,057
4a, MAN, $5,000
Nov. 1,1903 Sinking fund
10,742
($1,000 due yearly) to Nov. 1, 1907 Netdebt Jan. 1,1901....
70,315
Refunding 1893—
Tax valuation 1900
1,449,710
4s, MAN, $15,0O0.Nov., 1908 to '22 Assessment same as actual value.
Water Bonds—
Total tax (per
) 1900 ....$1900
4s, J&J, g., $50,000... Jan. 1, 1918 Population 1890 was
3,181
Bond, debt Jan. 1, 1901. $70,000 Population 1900 was
2,714
The city owns property valued at $100,000.
.
INTEREST on the $5,000 4 per cent school bonds and refunding
bonds te payable In Boston and Hallowell.
M
SACO.
This city
is
Charles
in
LOANS-
L. Bachelder, Treasurer.
York County. The bonds of this city are not taxed.
When Due. Outstanding notes
$16,000
Refunding BondsJ&J, $25,000
is,J&J, 30,000
Interest
Is
paid in Boston.
1907 Total debt Feb. 1, 1901.. $156,500
1917 Tax valuation 1900
3,747,912
is, J&D, 34,500.. Dec, 1901 to*23
Assess't about 23 actual value.
3 i«8,M&N, 20,000... Nov., 190120 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. $20-00
S^s.M&S, 15,000. ..Aug. 31,1921 Population in 1890 was
6,075
Population in 1900 was
Sewer Bonds—
6,122
1909
4s, J&J, $15,000
Is,
—
STATE AND CITY SUf fi£M£NT,
10
WASHINGTON CO.— W.
M. N
L8H, Co. Treas.
County seats are Maohtas and Calais. The county owns 5,000 shares
(par value (500,000) preferred stock of the Washington Co. RR.
Wnfn Due Bond. debt. Jan. 1. 1901. $000,000
Tax valuation 1900.. *13. 73 4,455
Wash Co. Kli. BONDS—
Jan. 1. 1916 State A co. (per $1,000) '99 $612
As, J&J. $25.000
Jan. 1. 1928 Population lu 1890 was.... 44,482
4«. J&J, 475,000
(Subject to call after Jan. 1, 1923) Population In 1900 was... .45.232
INTEREST Is payable at the Boylstou National Bank of Boston.
LOANS-
This city
Is In
4s.
4s
,
3»«s
F.
F.
W
CI. AIR, Citv Clerk.
AUGUST KNAUFF, Treasurer.
July
1,
20.000. Sept. 1902--03
70,000. Feb 1, 1904 '10
Dec. 1,1909
25.000
Dec. I. 1927
35.000.
20.000. Sept. 1,1924 '25
I
.
10.000. ..Sept. 1. 1926
34s
Bonded debt Sep. 1, 190l.$230,000
L. HORR, Mayor.
M. WATERHOUSE, Treasurer.
Westbrook Is in Cumberland County.
JTAew Due. Bonded debt Feb, 1901.. $129,500
LOANS—
36,680
Floating debt
City Bonds—
1902 to 1903 Total debt Feb. 1, 1901. 166,180
$4,500
4s
3,233,245
June 20, 1911 Tax valuation, real
4s,J&D,15,000
Tax valuation, personal. 537,280
Refunding Bonds—
4s, J&D, $15,000. ...Deo. 10, 1905 Total valuation 1900 .. 3,770,525
4s, A&O, 20.000.. ..April 1,1907 Assessment is abt. 65% actual val.
1909 Total tax rate (per M) 1900.$1950
2,000
48,
6,632
Jan. 5,1910 Population in 1890 was
4,000
4s, J&J,
7,283
Jan. 1, 1915 Population in 1900 was
4s, J&J, 25,000
Jan. 1, 1917
4e, J&J, 20,000
June 1, 1918
4s, J&D, 24,000
INTEREST on the refunding bonds is payable In Boston, Mass.; on
all other bonds at Portland. Me.
5
Dr JA.COB
(
c.
'
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table following we give statistics regarding all minor civil
divisions in the State of Maine which have an indebtedness of over
$10,000, and which are not represented among the foregoing detailed
reports. We also give the population according to the Census of 1900.
Volal
Debl.
$
Towns-
Assessed
Valuation.
$
330,400
10.000
Co
50.200 28,649.843
Androscoggin County
569,721
:i,059
Anson, Somerset Co
393,359
10,055
Benton, Kennebec Co
946.197
16.676
Berwick, York Co
861,807
Boothbay Harbor, Lincoln Co.... 40.066
135,458
15,226
Bremen, Lincoln Co
44.500 1,584,670
Brewer. Peuobscot Co
BridirtontT.), Cumberland Co.... 19,600 1,265,986
382,401
16,640
Brown vllle, Piscataquis Co
Brunswick (T), Cumberland Co. 72,200 3,536,391
977,903
121,805
Buoksport (T.), Hancock Co
193,295
13,000
Burnham. Waldo Co
27,700 1.825,538
Camden (T.). Knox Co
312,165
35.784
Canton, Oxford Co
542,570
Cane Elizabeth. Cumberland Co. 12.000
36,000 1,254,400
Caribou. Aroostook Co
466,245
14,000
China, Kennebec Co
691,030
20.800
Cumberland, Cumberland Co
48,000 72,860,^64
Cumberland County
412,217
31,766
Damariseotta, Lincoln Co
67,496 2,620,511
Eastport, Washington Co
114,000 3.436,999
Eden. Hancock C6
276,469
22,000
Embdeu. Somerset Co
43,359 1,281,600
Fairfield tT.), Somerset Co
Albion, Kennebec
Fort Fairfield (T.), Aroostook Co. 25,160 1,061,510
590,045
40,000
Foxcroft, Piscataquis Co
Fn-eport (T.), Cumberland Co.... 25.000 1,094.862
786,752
14,000
Fryeburg. Oxford Co
83,328 3,530,286
Gardiner, Kennebec Co
206.080
19,609
Georgetown, Sagadahoc Co
386,207
24,000
Hartland, Somerset Co
20,869 1,535,0-9
Jay Franklin Co
30,000 31,435,595
Kennebec Co
34,»-09 2,098,795
Kennelmnk, York Co
25,000 1,192,140
Kennebunkport.YorkCo
149,538
10,752
Klnirman. Penobscot Co
377,118
14,123
Milo, Piscataquis Co
214,330
11,832
Monson, Piscataquis Co
844,625
21,000
Mount Desert. Hancock Co
479,132
22.363
Newport, Penobscot Co
364,451
14,505
New Sharon, FrankUn Col
Norridgewock. Somerset Co
42,467
16,000
Norway (T.), Oxford Co
18,147
Oakland, Kennebec Co
29,500
Old Orchard, York Co
Old Town (City) Penobscot Co... 76,525
23,335
Orono, Penobscot Co
15,000
Patten, Peuobscot Co
10,559
Pi, Una <T ). Franklin Co
14,365
PhiDPtburtr, Sagadahoc Co
19,175
Pittsneld (T ), Somerset Co
Isle (T), Aroostook Co... 25,000
14,%50
Rockport. KnoxCo
51,930
Rumrord iT.) Oxford Co
Scarborough. Cumberland Co.... 17,853
16,357
Bkowheganrr,. Somerset Co
31,000
Somervfile. Lincoln Co
South Portlan.l, Cumberland Co. 72,610
22,901
Thon.astoniT). Knox (o
13,210
ihoc Co
Top
21,731
-gin Co
Turner
26,817
Knox 00
ii
,
.ro
Vtiialliaven,
Kennebec Co
KnoxCo
Waldoborough, Lincoln Co
Win-low. Kennebec Co
msca-et, Lincoln Co
Yarmouth, Cumberland Co
York, York Co
(T.)
Town.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES,
...
Admitted as a State
One
Etc.
of Original Thirteen
Total area of State (square miles)
9,305
Concord
Governor (term expires 1st Wed. Jan. 1903), Chester B. Jordan
Secretary of State j Chosen by Legislature; Edw. N. Pearson
Treasurer - term expires Jan., 1903. Solon A. Carter
Legislature meets biennially in odd years on the first Wednesday in January, and length of session is not limited.
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$38,887
Floating debt
Total debt Sept. 1,1901. 268,887
38.877
Assets
Assessed val'tlon 1900.. 4,971,812
Assessment about ^3 aotual value.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. $21-50
7,107
Population 1890
9,477
Population 1900 was
1909
«7roTODnnt/
WES1 HKCJCJrV. —
LXXIII
Hampshire.
State Capital
Kennebec County.
$50.000
4a
New
Vol.
-
WATERVILLE.-j
48,
4a,
-
549,044
1,186,710
804,266
943,004
1,524,592
794,829
404,476
505,^30
385,080
1,044,905
1,253,035
1,057,416
1,660,830
878.342
2,991,955
51,934
2.606,120
1,200,125
831,516
647,600
4S9.624
922.124
14,011
591,4»7
13,914
878.106
39.669
14.200 1,917 040
451,044
19.000
45,000 1,255,015
20,000 1,605,882
Tax
Popu-
Rale,
lation.
$
18 00
1900.
878
54,242
3500
17"20
1600
1630
3000
2200
1650
1800
1530
26 50
24 00
1,830
1,097
2,280
1,926
657
4,835
2,868
l,f>70
6,806
2,339
766
19-50
2,825
2800
946
887
13 90
2300
18-00
14-00
4,758
1,380
1,404
100,689
2200
2500
5,311
29-50
4,379
2200
1850
2500
2350
1650
1300
16-50
2500
2000
1200
876
567
3,878
4,181
1,629
2,339
1,376
5,501
799
1,115
2,758
3-87^59,117
1560
17-00
3,228
2,123
3700
1800
3740
/200
2800
2050
2500
1,150
1,116
1,600
1,533
20 50
2400
2200
3000
2300
20-00
23-00
2050
25-00
24-40
17-50
18-50
13-30
15-40
4300
1780
21-00
1510
1750
18-50
1390
24:0
2000
1«80
2300
15-70
19 00
936
946
1,495
2,902
1,913
964
5,763
3,257
1,172
1,399
1,254
2,891
3,804
2,314
3,770
1.865
5,180
374
6,287
2.6S8
2,097
1,842
1,248
2,062
2,858
3,145
2,277
1,273
2,274
2,668
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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 CivU War. In 1866 New
Hampshire reported her funded indebtedness at $4,169,818, 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 situation of the State debt now is as bel >w:
LOANS
Agricultural CoUege 1893.
Library bonds of 1891
Do
do
Municipal
do
4
—
J&J
J&J
J&J
1893....
War loan
6
J & J
—Principal.
Interest.
-
NAME AND PURPOSE.
When Due.
P.Cl. Payable.
4
4
July
July
July
1,
1,
1,
1913
1911
1913
5
\
g^OoTyeariy
do (overdue)
..
Outstand'g.
}
$135,000
175,000
75,000
600 000
'
9,800
Loan
of 1873 (overdue)
500
Trust funds
4&6
....
786,023 43
Of the trust funds held June 1, 1901, $80,000 bear 6 per cent interest
and $704,062 87 bear 4 p. o. interest, no interest being paidon $1,960 56.
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.—The bonds of this State are in $500
and $1,000 pieces.
INTEREST is payable at the Commonwealth Bank of Boston and at
State Treasurer's office.
TOTAL DEBT.—The net debt on June 1, 1901, was $1,008,632 94.
The subjoined statement shows New Hampshire's total debt on the
dates named.
Assets June 1, 1901, were $785,162 floating debt,
$12 471 93.
Junel.'Ol. Junel.'OO. Junel,'99. Junel,'98.
Total funded debt
$995,300 $1,145,300 $1,289,800 $1,436,800
Trustfunds
786,023
759,771
734,749
699,843
;
Total debt
$1,781,323
$1,905,071
$2,024,549
$2,136,643
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The State's total assessed valuation
(in-
cluding taxable savings, bank savings and insurance capital) has been
as foUows:
Tears.
Valuation. Tears.
Valuation.
1900
$295,562,474 1895
not tabulated
1899
277,024,165 1894
$269,683,779
1898
252.490,075 1893
274.816,342
1897
255,742,099 1890
250,530,530
1896
259,116,800 1885
218.122.554
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.-At the November (1900)
election, it was voted to hold a convention to revise the State Constitution. The convention for this purpose wdl convene in the fall of
1902.
DEBT LIMITATION.—There is no restriction in the Constitution
of New Hampshire upon the debt-making power of the people through
the " General Court," except the following, which is the last olause of
Article 5 of Part Second of that instrument.
Provided, That the General Court shall not authorize any town to
loan or give its money or credit directly or indirectly for the benefit of
any corporation having for its object a dividend of profits or in any
way aid the same by taking its stocks or bonds.
The above is an amendment to the Constitution, which was ratified in
1877. The amendment would appear to be intended as a complete
estoppel to municipal loaning of money or credit to railroad and industrial corporations. It is to be noticed, however, that by its terms the
restriction does not specifically mention "cities," the words being
" any town."
In addition to the foregoing is the "Municipal Bond Act of 1895."
It tells in the matter of Issuing bonds what a municipal corporation
may do, what it must do, and what it cannot do. The law enacts: Sec.
1. The term "municipal corporation " means town, city, school district, village district
and village precinct.
Sec. 2.
Bonds issued must
be payable within 20 years, interest semi-annual, not exceeding 6 per
cent, 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.
See. 3. Bonds (except of cities) must be authorized by a vote of twothirds of all voters present and voting at an annual meeting of such
corporation, or at a special meeting if properly called, &o. (for which
Bonds must be signed by a majority of the Governing Board,
see act)
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
Sec. 6. Treasurer to keep a book in which he shall
prescribed."
register bonds issued, &o. Sec. 7. "All bonds purporting to be issued
by virtue of this act and signed and sealed as hereinbefore provided
shall in favor of bona fide holders be conclusively presumed to have
been duly and regularly authorized and issued in accordance with the
provisions herein contained, and no holder thereof shall be obliged to
see io the existence of the purpose of the issue or to the regularity of
any of the proceedings or to the application of the proceeds. All such
bonds shall be negotiable in all respects and to the same extent as seSec. 8. Annual tax must lie
curities negotiable )>y the law merchant."
levied and collected sufficient to pay interest and provide a sinking
fund sufficient to pay principal within 20 years. Sec. 9. No bonds can
be issued which shall increase the net debt of corporation to an
amount exceeding 5 per cent of the value of the taxable property
therein a« last appraised for assessing taxes. To ascertain net debt,
all debts must lie included except the following, which must be deducted— water debt, "cash and other means" In treasury and sinking
funds applicable to payment of debt so included; " but nothing contained in ins section shall prevent the issue of bonds for the purpose
o/ refunding an equal principal amount of other bonds of such corporation." Sec. 10, corporation seal. Sec. 11. Act to take effect on passage. Approved March 19, 1895.
.
i
:
new
October, 1901,
POPULATION OF STATE.—Since 1800
the total population has
„_
„^„
3'26,073 1820
244,022
214,460
317,976 1810
284.574 1800
183,858
141.885
269,328 1790..-.
e was 28,691, or 901 per wnt; in 1880-90, 29,539,
or 8-51 per cent, and in 1890 00, 35,058, or 931 per cent.
been as follows.
.411,588 11860
1900
376.530 1850
1890.
346,991 1840
1880.
318.300 1830
1870
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AND RESAVINGS BANKS' INVESTMENTS-PRIVILEGES
investment laws of New HampSTRICTIONS.— The savings bankmaterially
altered in many respects
shire were completely revised and
at the Legislative session of 1901. TUe new law was approved by the
governor March 22. 1901, and went into effect on Its passage. Its
provisions are as follows:
To Regulate a*d
Be
it
enacted by the
Court conceited
AN ACT.
the Investments of Savings Banks.
Senate and House of Representatives in General
r,iMiT
:
Section 1. On and after the passage of this Act, savings banks and
savings departments of banking and trust companies shall make investment of their funds in the following olasses or securities only
In cotes secured by tlrst mortgage of real estate situated in
1st.
New Hampshire, but not over seventy per cent of the value of the
property covered shall be so loaned, and not exceeding seventy per
cent of the deposits shall be so invested.
2d. In notes secured by first mortgage of real estate situated outside of New Hampshire which is at the time improved, occupied, and
productive, but not over 50 per ceutof the value of the property
covered e hall be so loaned, and not exceeding 25 per cent of the deposits shall be so invested.
3d. In notes secured by collateral in which the bank is at liberty to
Invest of a value at least 10 per cent in excess of the face of the note.
The amount of any one class of securities so taken as collateral, added
to that which the bank may own at the time, shall not exceed the total
limit of that class of security, but not exceeding 25 per cent of the
deposits shall be so invested.
4th. In notes secured by collateral securities which are dealt in on
the Stock Exchanges of Eoston and New York, the Stock Exchange price
of which shall at all times be at least 10 per cent In excess of the face
of the note, while held by the bank, but not exceeding 25 per cent of
of the deposits shall be so invested.
5th. In notes of individuals or corporations with two or more
signers, or one or more indorsers, but not exceeding five per cent of
the deposits shall be loaned any one person or corporation in this
class of security, and not exceeding 25 per cent of the deposits shall
be so invested.
6th. In the public funds of the United States, or those for which the
faith of the United States is pledged to provide for the payment of the
Interest and principal.
7th. In the bonds or notes of this State, or of any county, city, town,
precinct, or district of this State.
8th. In the authorized bonds or notes of any State or Territory of
the United states, and in the bonds or notes of any city of the States
of Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, or New
York, whose net indebtedness does not exceed live per cent of the last
preceding [valuation of the property therein for taxation, or of any
county or town in said States whose net indebtedness does not exceed
three percent of such valuation.
9th. In the authorized bonds of any county, city, town, school dis
or other municipal corporation of any other of the United States
or Territories whosenet indebtedness at the time of such investment
does not exceed 5 per cent of the last preceding valuation of the property therein for taxation; and in the authorized bonds of auy city
of 100,000 inhabitants of any of said States whose net indebtedness
does not exceed 7 per cent of the last preceding valuation of the
property therein for taxation The term "net indebtedness" shall be
construed to denote the indebtedness of any city, town, or other
municipal corporation, omitting the debt created for supplying the
inhaoitants with water and deducting the amount of any sinking fund
available for the payment of the municipal indebtedness. Provided,
hoicever, that such bonds shall not have been issued in aid of railroads or
for special a*ses-ruent purposes. Pro v Med, alio, that the bonds of
any county, city, or town, of less than 10,000 inhabitants, or of any
school district or other municipal corporation of less than 2,000 inhabitants in auy State or Territory other than those named in paragraph 8 of section 1 of this Act shall not be authorized investments
Provided /'witter, that such bonds are issued by municipalities that
are permitted by law to levy taxes sufficient to pay the interest and
to provide sinking funds for their debt; otherwise such bonds shall not
be authorized investments. And provided, urltter. that the bonds of
any snch county, city, town, school district, or other municipal corporation of any State or Territory, except in the States named in paragraph 8
of section 1 of this Act, which does not have a constitutional provision
limiting the indebtedness of counties, cities, towns, schooi districts, or
other municpal corporations therein shall not be legal investments;
but not exceeding 50 per cent of the deposits shall be so invested.
10th. In the bonds or notes of any railroad company, except street
railways, incorporated under the laws of this State, whose road is
located wholly or in part in the same, but not exceeding 25 per cent
of the deposits shall be so invested.
11th. In the bonds of any railroad company, except street railways, incorporated under the authority of any of the New England
States whose road is located wholly or in part in the same, and which
is in possession of and operating its own road, and has earned and paid
regular dividends for the two years next preceding such investment.
or In the bonds guaranteed or assumed by such railroad company, but
not exceeding twenty-tive per cent of the deposits shall be so invested.
12th. In the bonds of any railroad company, except street railways,
incorporated under the authority of any of the United States or Territories, which is in possession of and operating its own road, and has
earned and paid regular dividends of not less than four per cent per
annum on its capital stock for the three years next preceding such investment; provided such capital stock on which it earns and pays
dividends equals in amount one-third of the entire bonded indebtedness of said road; or in the bonds guaranteed or assumed by such
railroad; but not exceeding twenty-hve per cent of the deposits shall
be so invested.
13th. In the first mortgage bonds of corporations of this State, except street railways, located and doing business therein, whose net indebtedness at the time of such investment does not exceed its capital
stock actually paid in and remaining unimpaired, but notexceding ten
per cent of the deposits shall be so invested.
14th. In the bonds of street railway corporations incorporated under
the laws of this State and located wholly or In part in the same; and in
the bonds of street railway corporations located wholly or in part in
cities of 30,000 inhabitants or more, in any of the other New England
States; and in the bonds of street railway corporations located wholly
or in part in cities of 50.000 inhabitants, or more, in any of the United
States, when the net indebtedness of such street railway corporations
does not exceed the capital stock actually paid in and remaining unimpaired at the time of such investment, and that has earned and paid
regular dividends of not less than four per cent per annum on its capital stock for five years next preceding such investment; but not exceeding ten per cent of the deposits shall be so invested.
15th. In the bonds of telephone, telegraph, or express companies
doing business in the United States or Territories, provided the total
Indebtedness of such company does not exceed its capital actually
paid in and remaining unimpaired, and provided such company has
earned and paid regular dividends of at leapt four per cent per annum
upon its capital stock or shares for five years previous to such invest-
ment, but not exceeding ten per cent of the deposits shall be so
In-
vested.
16th. In the oapital stock of any banking or trust company incorporated under the laws of this State and doing business therein, but the
amount of such stock held by any savings bank as an investment and
collateral for loans shall not exceed one-tenth of the total oapital
stock of such banking or trust company, and not exceeding ten per
cent of the deposits shall be so invested.
17th. In the stock of any national bauk or trust company in the New
England States and in the State of New York, but the amount of
such stock held by any savings bank as an investment and as collateral for loans shall not exceed one-tenth of the total capital stock
of such national bank or trust company, and not exceeding ten per
cent of the deposits shall be so invested.
18th. In the stock of any railroad corporation, exclusive of street
railways, located in any part of the United States or Territories, that
has earned and paid regular dividends of not less than four per cent
per annum on its capital st ock for live years next precedingsuch Investment; provided, such capital stock on which it pays dividends equals
in amount one-third of the entire bonded indebtedness of said corporation; or in the stock of any other railroad corporation in the New
England States whose railroad and railroad property are leased to
such railroad upon an annual rental of not less than four per cent per
annum upon the capital stock of the leased railroad; provided, said
leased railroad shall have earned dividends of not less than three per
cent upon its capital stock for a period of three years immediately
preceding said lease; but not exceeding twenty-five per cent of the
deposits shall be so invested.
19th. In the stock of any manufacturing company in the New England States that has paid regular dividends on Its capital stock for five
years previous to such investment, and whose net indebtedness does
not exceed the amount of its capital stock fully paid in but not exceeding ten per cent of the deposits shall be so invested.
20th. In the stock of any parlor car or sleeping car company incorporated and doing business in the United States, and whose cars are
in actual use upon any railroad whose stock is a legal investment for
M
;
New Hampshire
savings banks, and that has earned and paid regular
dividends of not less than four per cent per annum on its capital stock
for five years next preceding such investment; but not exceeding live
per cent of the deposits shall be so invested.
21st. In land and buildinge suitable and actually used by it in part
for its banking-room, the total cost of which shall not exceed 10 per
cent of its deposits.
Sec. 2. Any savings bank may hold and lease real estate acquired by
foreclosure of mortgages owned by the bank; but all taxes, foreclosure
expenses, and cost of maintenance shall be paid out of the income of
the bank.
Sec. 3. Deposits of cash on call, or subject to check, shall be made in
some authorized banking or trust company incorporated under the
laws of this State or Massachusetts, or in some national bank located
in the New England States, or in the cities of New York or Philadelphia.
Sec. 4. The special deposits or guaranty fund of a guaranty savings
bank shall not be included in the amount of deposits on which the
percentage of any investment is reckoned.
Counties and Towns
Cities,
IN
STATE OF
trict,
,
11
and towns,
tt/wr?s-rHB£-crri£s
THE
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
—
Note. For debts of minor civil divisions not found among the statements given below, see "Additional Statements" at end of this State.
BERLIN.— A.
This city
is
H. Eastman, Treasurer.
in Coos County.
LOANS-
When Due.
School Bonds—
4s,
1902-1908
$7,000
($1,000 yearly.)
Improvement Bonds —
1913
4^8, $70,000
Funding Bonds—
Floating debt
Total debt Feb. 15, 1901.
$38,160
165,160
Sinking fund
35,725
Net debt Feb. 15,1901... 129,435
Assessed valuation, '00.. 2,989,943
'.
1917
4s,
$50,000
Total debt Feb. 15, 1901. $127,000
^ actual value.
rate (perM.) 1900
$2500
Assessment
Tax
Population 1890 was
H3.729
Population 1900 (Census) ...8,886
CLAREMONT. —
LOANS-
Town Hall Bonds.
4s,
This town is in Sullivan County.
$53,171
When Due. Floating debt
J* J, $40,000
1901
1916
($2,500 due yearly) to
Refunding Bonds—
Total debt Feb. 15, 1901. 168,171
Total assessment 19C0.. 3,256,834
Actual value (about)
4,400,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. $20 00
Population in 1890 was
5,565
Population 1900 (Census)... 6,498
Jan. 1 , 1 909
Apr. 1.1914
1901.
Bond debt Feb. 15,
$115,<. 00
INTEREST is payable at Claremont, or at the National
Redemption, Boston.
4s,
4s,
J&J, $25,000
J&J, 50,000
GEO.
rnMPnon
^»LJlNO^Jin.JJ. — (WM,
5
K.
F.
HAZEET1NE,
Bank
of
Auditor.
THAYER, Treasurer.
Concord is the capital of the State and the county seat of Merrimack
County. Its water works more than take care of the interest on the
water bonds.
Water Prec'ct Bonds (Con.)
When Due.
LOANS—
Jan. 1,1921
Bridge Bonds—
3s, J&J,
$5,000
Refunding Water Bonds—
4s, J&J, $20,000. July 1. '04 to '07
3s, M&N, *$10,OOO...Nov. 1, 1920
($5,000 due yearly.)
*5.000. .. Nov. 1, 1921
3s. M&N,
"Police Station Bonds—
*Widening Pleasant St. Ex.—
July 1, 1903
4s, J&J, $17,000
June 1, 1905
4s, J&D $13,800
*Public Park Bonds—
School Bonds—
3^8. J&D, $25,000... June 1, 1914
Sewer Bonds—
3H;s, A&O. $24,000.. Apr., 1906-*08
4s,
J&J, *$12,000... July 1,1904
t Union School Dist. Bonds—
July 1,1902
3138, J&D, 25,000... June 1,1914 4s, J&J, $15,000
Penacook Sewer Bonds—
3138.J&D,
9,000... Dec. 1, 1914
Aug. 1,1903
3*28, J&J,
July 1, 1917 4s, F&A, $5,000
25,000
Aug. 1,1908
Water Precinct Bonds—
4s, F&A, 6,000
May 1,1913
3*28, M&S,
$20,000. Mch. 1, 1922 4s, M&N, "5,000
Subject to call after May 1, 1908
4s, J&J,
90,000. Jan., '02 to '11
($10,000 due yearly to 1909 and 3s, A&O, $1,000.. .Oct., 1905 & '10
3s, A&O, 2,000. Oct., 1915 to '18
$5,000 in 1910 and 1911.)
3,000.. July, 1914 to '19
$70,0Ou..Jan.,'13to'19 4s, J&J,
4s, J&J,
West Concord Sewer Prec't—
($10,000 due yearly.)
4s, A&O, $17,000. Oct., 1902 to '12
4s, A&O, $45,000.. ..Oct. 1,1912
East Concord Sewer Prec'ct—
4s, J&J.
400,000.... Jan. 1,1923
1905-'10-'15
3s, J* J,
.Jan. 1,1920 3*28, J&J, $1,500
10,000
Bonded debt Jan. 1, 1901.$867,300
*Exempt from tax when owned by Concord residents, i Coupon bonds
. . .
.
EXPLANATORY OF BONDS.—The
Penacook sewer bonds were
Issued on the city's credit for the Penacook sewer district, the interest
and principal being payable from a special tax on that district. The
school district bonds were issued under a special act of the State Legislature. The school districts have by their votes and by their agents
bound themselves to repay the city all sums expended on account of
the principal or interest of these bonds.
INTEREST Is paid at city treasury and in Boston.
-
—
STATE AND CITY SUf fltWtm.
CITY PROPERTY.— The
city valued its buildings and «ther prop1901. at $327,379, and besides this has water
works valued at $823,177 which are the property of the "precinct."
erty on January
1,
ASSESSED VALUATION, TAX RATE, EtcRate of Tax
per $1,000.
Total Assessed
Valuation.
Tear*.
Tax.
$11,393,694
$2150
$
2100
11,220,215
11,218,886
220,704
2000
11,178,244
2000
222,333
21-20
11,200,690
233,762
2400
11,228,515
260,589
10,243,857
1760
176,081
10,150,586
172,831
POPULATION.— In 1900 (Census) was 19,632; In 1890 It was
in 1880 it vat 13.843; In 1870 it was 12,241.
17,004
1901
1900
1899
1898
1897
1896
1890
1880
;
r-i/-^T t xt i=>
V Crt.
JJQJ
This city
G.
K.
Treasurer.
tne county seat of Strafford County.
is
When Due.
LOANS
Refunding Loans—
Bonded debt July 1, 1901. $306,000
Water debt (additional)
307,500
. .
1902 •05
Assessed valuation, real.5,828,483
Ass'd valuat'n, personal. 2, 648,061
4a, A&O, $48,000. .Apr. 1, '06'09 Total valuation 1901. ...8,476,544
22,000. Apr. 1,'10-*11 Assessment about *5 actual value.
is, A&O,
$19-80
Ib.A&O, 111.000. .. .Apr. 1, 1912 Tax rate (per M.) 1901
Population 1890
12,790
Funding and Bridge Bonds—
4s, JAJ, $75,000. .July 1, 1902 '16 Population 1900 (Census) ..13,207
Water loan notes 4^8. .$307,500
INTEREST on refunding loan and city hall bonds payable at Boston.
CITY PROPERTY-—The city has assets, including water-works,
to the value of $431,384.
J&J, $40,000.. July
Crrr Hall Bonds—
4a,
1,
. .
FARMINGTON,
This town is in Strafford County.
Sinking fund assets
$4,060
Refunding Bonds—
Jan. 1, 1917 Net debt Feb. 15, 1900..
61,432
4s, JAJ, $56,500
1,155,952
Subject to call Jan. 1, 1907 Tax valuation 1900
25-70
Total debt Feb. 15, 1900. $56,500 Tax rate (perM.)1900 ...
8,992 Population in 1890 was
3,064
Floating debt
Total debt Feb. 15, 1900.. 65,492 Population in 1900 (Census). 2,265
PR
A "M K" T IN
r\J^l.^r^L-.i.i^.
r
This city
is
in
5
$
When Due.
LOANS—
. . .
Aug.
Apr.
AAO, $12,000
Refunding Bonds—
1,
1917
1,
1914
INTEREST
Refdnding Water BondsAAO, $80,000. .Oct. '. 1921
Bonded debt Oct. 1, 1901.$162,000
Tax valuation 1901
2,700,000
\ actual value.
(per $1,000) 1901. .$1850
Population in 1890 was
4,085
Population in 1900 (Census). 5,846
Assessment about
Tax rate
F&A., $40,000.. Aug., *02'09
payable at First Nat. Bank, Boston or Treasurer's
HILLSBOROUGH CO.— Fraxk
C.
office
Liv-
ingston, Treasurer. Co unty seat is Nashua.
When Due. Bonded debt Jan., 1901.. $312,000
LOANS—
Building Bonds—
4a,
4s,
June, $40,000. ..June 1, 1921
March, $120,000.. March, 1915
4a,
JAJ. $117,000
.
Funding Bonds 1894—
Jan. 1,1914
Optional after Jan. 1, 1894
Refunding Bonds—
4a, Sept.,
TrcTTMC
5
K.Et-iN.fcThis city
is
{
FRANCIS
FRANK
Floating debt Jan., 1901..
2<\174
Total debt Jan., 1901.... 332,174
A cash assets.. 37,651
Net debt Jan. 1, 1901.... 294,523
Tax valuation 1900.. ..63,538,488
Sink, fund
Population in 1890 was
93,247
Population 1900 (Census). 11 2,640
1910
Sept.
$35,000
PERRY, Mayor.
WHPTCOMB, City
A.
H.
Clerk.
When Due.
Railroad Aid Bonds—
July 1,1902
JAJ, $ 0,000
($15,000 yearly) to July 1, 1903
July 1,1904
4a, JAJ, $10,000,
4a,
Bewek Bonds—
July 1,1905
JAJ, $60,000
($15,000 yearly) to July 1, 1908
July 1,1909
4e, JAJ, $10,000
4a,
Water Bonds—
AAO, $5,000
AAO, 40,000
Oct. 1,1913
Oct. 1,1914
($10,000 yearly) to Oct. 1, 1917
4a,
4a,
Water Bonds— (Con )—
3 *28, J&J, 30,000
Jan. 1,1911
($10,000 yearly) to Jan. 1, 1913
Bonded debt Jan.1,1901 207,000
Floatlngdebt
14,544
Total debt Jan. 1,1901.
221,544
Sinking fund and cash.
35,378
Net debt Jan. 1. 1901..
185,166
Water debt (included)..
82,000
Assessed valuation, '00. 6,305,182
Taxrate (per M.) 1900..
1400
Population 1890 was....
7,446
Population 1900 (Census) ...9,165
Jan. 1,1910
JAJ, $7,000
on all Issues Is payable at the City Treasury, and on the
water 4 per cents also In Boston.
CITY PROPERTY.— The city owns its water works, valued on
January 1, 1901, at $200,000, and other property to the amount of
•110,470. Water works are more than self supporting, the net income
For 1900 being $23,499 72. The railroad loans were a gratuity to the
Manchester A Keene RR., and are not offset by any railroad securities
In the hands of the city.
3»«b,
INTEREST
LACONIA.—J.
Laconla
(City) is in
F.
When Due.
4s,
4a,
J&J,*65,0OO
AAO, $139,000
Interest payable at Boston.
Bonded debt Feb.l5,1901.$211,000
Floatlngdebt
$34,541
Total debt Feb. 15, 1901. 245,541
Tax valuation 1001
4,500,784
Tot'ltaxfper.M.) 1901...
2150
Population in 1890 was
6,143
Population 1900 (Census) ..8,042
P. Goodrich,
LEBANON.—
Grafton County.
town
II
ThlB
is
When due
Net debt Feb. 15, 1901
$52,091
May 1, 1909 Fire precinct debt(add'l) 45,000
4s, MvN, $40,000
4s, A&O. 15,000. Apr. 1, 1902, to Assessed valuation 1900.2,542,202
Assessment about actual value.
($3,000 due yr-arly.) Apr. 1, 1906
Bonded debt Feb. 15.1901.$58,000 Total tax rate (per M) 1900.$2010
4,800 Population In 1880 was
Floatlngdebt
3,763
Total debt Feb. 15, 1901.. 62,>-00 Population 1900 (Census). ...4,965
10,70!*
Sinking fund assets
.
.
{JAMES DODGE, Auditor.
A MrUCCTCD
E*t\. — >f.
MAMLnilb
ALI.KN.Tr-asurer.
Hillsborough
county
E.
*/r
I
This city
is
LOANS—
Brii>oe
4*.
L.
one of the
seats of
When Due.
Bonds—
JAJ. $60,000
July
Improvement Bonds—
4a, JAJ, $100,000... Jan.
1,
1911
1,
1913
County.
Improvement Bonds — (Con.)—
AAO, $100,000.... Apr. 1, 1914
AAO, 100,000.... Apr. 1, 1915
AAO, 100,000.... Apr. 1, 1916
4s,
4b,
4a,
6s,
5a,
Feb. 1.1901. Jan.1,1900. Jan. 1, '99. Jan. 1, '98.
Total bonded debt
$1,885,000 $1,920,000 $1,855,000 $1,890,000
Water debt (incl. above). 900,000
900,000
900,000
900,000
Sinking fund Feb. 1, 1901, $290,994 28
VALUATION,
DEBT, Etc.—The assessed valuation (about
70 per cent of cash value) and the tax rate have been as follows:
Assessed Valuation.Tax Rait
Real.
Personal.
Total.
per $1,000.
1901
$26,796,782
$6,193,932
$32,990,714
$19-80
1900
26,033,838
6,672,959
32,706.794
1900
1899
25,595,943
5,895,841
31,491,784
1950
1898
26,265,034
4,723,454
30,988,488
1950
1897
25,831,832
4,655,114
20-80
30,486,946
1896
25,031,116
4,412,552
18-60
29,443,668
1890
19,884,300
4,206,300
24,090,650
1910
1880
17,735,990
The value of city property on Feb. 1, 1901 was $5,508,144 57.
POPULATION.— In 1900 population (Census) was 56,987; In 1890
It was 44,126; in 1880 it was 32,630; in 1870 it was 23,536.
TOTAL
,
MEREDITH FIRE
Meredith
in
is
LOANS—
DIST.— A.S.CLOUGH.Sec.
Belknap County.
Interest
is
payable In Boston.
When Due. Bonded debt Feb. 1, 1901.844,500
Water Bonds 1893—
Tax valuation 1900
291,171
JAJ, $40,000.. July, 1923-'26 Assessment about *a actual value.
A&O, 4,500
1902-1910 Tax rate (per $1,000) 19C0.$308O
($500 yearly from Oct., 1902.)
Population 1895 (about)
1,000
MERRIMACK CO.- -Frank L. GERRisH,Treas.
County seat
Concord.
is
LOANS—
When Due. Tot.bond.debtSept.l,1901.$91,O00
Tax valuation 1900.. ..26,179,034
Oct. 1,1908 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900 $18 30
1906 and $6,000 Population 1900 (Census). ..52,430
Funding Bonds—
4s,
A&O, $85,000
($5,000 ann. to
annually 1907 to 1916).
Interest payable at Concord.
MILFORD.-F.
This town
Population 1890 (Census)... 49,435
W. Sawyer,
Treasurer.
Hillsborough Co. Bonds are exempt from taxation.
When Due. Bonded debt Feb. 15,'00. $120,000
LOANS—
Water Bonds of '91 &'93.—
Sinking fund
17,830
J&J....
48,
$65,000 July 1,1921 Net debt Feb. 15, 1900... 102,170
Subject to call after July 1, 1911 Total valuation 1900... 2,066,803
4s. J & J.. ..$10,000 July 1, 1923
Assessment is 75 p. c. real value.
Schools and Funding
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900. $19-00
4s, F&A, $45,000
Feb. 1, 1924 Population in 1890 was
3,014
Interest on first loan is payable In Population In 1880 was
2,398
Boston, on others in Milford.
Population 1900 (Census). ...3,739
Is in
—
(MILTON
TAYLOR, Mayor.
TTT
HILL, City
— <A.
NASHUA.
(WILLIAM
SPALDING,
r-,
-r
A.
»
A.
Clerk.
Treasurer.
E.
This city Is in Hillsborough County.
—
When Due.
School Building
LOANS—
Engine House— (gold) —
4s, F&A, $10,000.... Aug. 1,1904
4s, g., J&D, $15,000g.June 1, 1918 4s, A&O,
25,000 g. .Oct. 1, 1916
Funding Floating Debt—
Bond, debt Jan.l, 1901. $677,508
1911-1915
4s, J&D, $200,000
Floatlngdebt
50,240
($40,000 due j early on June 1.) Total debt Jan.1,1901
727,748
4s. g., M&N, $100,000g.May 1, '15 Sink'g fd. & oth. assets.
148,600
..
Jan. 1,1918 Net debt Jan. 1,1901...
J&J, $42,508
579,148
Floating Debt, School and Assess'd val't'n, 1900.. 14,213,909
Assessment abt. 75% actual value.
4s, g., J&D,$200,000g. June 1,1913 Tax rite (per M.t, 1900
$21*59
Refdnding BondsPopulation in 1900 was ....23,393
3s, g., J&J, $75,000... July 1, 1921
Population in 1890 was. ...19,511
INTEREST on the funded floating debt bonds due from 1911 to
1915 is payable at the City Treasurer's office on the school building
bonds by Blake Bros. & Co., Boston; on all others at the City Treasurers
office, or at the National Bank of the Commonwealth, Boston.
4s,
;
NEWPORT.-Sam.
This town
Is
D Lewis.
6s,
5s,
J&J, $10,000... Mar.
J&J,
..Aug.
1,
1,
4s,
1909
1906
Subject to call after Aug.
Refunding Bonds—
3s,
July 1, 1921
$3,800
Subject to call July 1, 1911.
3s
8,000... Dec,, 1902*05
..
Water Bonds—
3s,
Water Bonds— (Con.)—
F&A. $50.000
Aug.
When Due.
F&A,
8,200
Sewer Bonds—
3s,
F&A, $20,000
Aug. 1, 1921
Subject to call Aug. 1 190J.
J&J, $68,000
1, 1934
1, 1909.
July 1,1921
Subject to call after July 1, 1911.
Town debt Sept., 1901... $168,000
Tax valuation 1900
1,455,064
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$2280
Population in 1890 was
2,623
Population in 1900 (Census) 3,136
PEN
ACOOK.Willis
Penacook
Merrimack. County.
is
Treasurer.
in Sullivan County.
,
Selectman.
in
LOANS—
Whtn Du*.
Water Bonds -
1913
Town Notkb and Bonds—
Belknap County.
LOANS—
1,
.
LOANS—
Trask, Clerk.
Sewer and Funding Bonds—
July
JAJ, $100,000.. Jan. 1, 1903
Funding Bonds—
F&A, 100,000.. Aug. 1, 1913
4s, AAO, $50,000... .April 1, 1905 4 las, MAN, 100,000.. Nov. 1,1913
4s, AAO, 50,000.... April 1, 1907 4a,
JAJ, 100,000.. Jan. 1,1907
4s, AAO, 50,000.... April 1, 1909 4s,
J&J, 100,000. .July 1,1910
4s, AAO,
5,000.... April 1,1911 4s,
JAJ, 100,000.. Jan. 1, 1912
3>ss,A&O,100,000....April 1, 1919 4s, A&O, 50,000. Oct. 1,1914
School Bonds—
JAJ, 100,000.. July 1,1915
4e,
4a, JAJ, $140,000. .. July 1,'02-15 4s,
JAD, 50, 000.. Dec. 16. 1915
4s, JAJ,
40,000.... July 1, 1916 4a,
JAJ, 100,000.. Jan. 1,1917
PAR VALUE.—The city's bonds are for $100, $500 and $1,000. They
are mostly of the denomination of $1,000 each.
INTEREST on bridge bonds of 1881 and water bonds of 18721a payable at Treasurer's office, Manchester; on all other Issues at Suffolk
Bank, Boston.
5s,
«.t a
the county seat of Cheshire County.
LOANS—
LOANS-
When Due.
4*28,
4128,
3»ts,
4a,
3i«a,
FRANK H. DANIELL, Clerk.
frank PROCTOR, Treasurer.
Merrimack County.
Town Bonds—
4a, F&A. ,$30,000.
Water Bond9—
JAJ, $50,000
LXXIU
TOTAL DEBT-
ARTHUR WHITTEMORE, Mayor.
— jwM.
CHADWICK,
5
LOANS—
Cemetery Bonds—
Vol.
G.
Buxton, Treasurer.
in
LOANS—
When Due. Floating debt
$500
Totaldebt Jan. 1, 1901.... 70,500
July 1, 1922 Tax valuation 1900
629,000
Subject to call July 1, 1907 Assessment from 23 to 3* actual vaL
Bonded debt Jan. 1, 1901 $70,000 Total tax (per $1,000) 190O.$19-50
INTEREST Is payable at the office of E. H. Rollins & Sons. Boston.
Water works—
4^8, M&N, $70,000.
.
. .
PORTSMOUTH.—
W. E.
one
county
Peirce, City Clerk.
This city is
of the
seats of Rockingham County. The
city issueu $343,000 bonds in aid of the Portsmouth & Dover RR., and
received in return stock of the par value of $344,000. This stock 1*
now worth considerable more than its face value, and the city haa
been selling it and applying the proceeds to the payment of the railroad
bonds. When aU these bonds shall have been paid the city will ntlll
have on hand a considerable balance from the sale of the stock.
—
3
Water Bonds-
When Due.
1904
1909 Total debt Jan. 1, 1901.. 962,637
26\366
1914 Sinking land
M
Not debt Jan. 1, 1900.... 717,271
1, 1914
325,000
1,1916 Water debt deluded)
Assessed valuati'u 1901.8,532,257
Optional after July 1, 1912.
4s
Deo 31, 1912 Assessment about 3» actual value.
$65,000
.
<fe
DovtR RR
1,
1,
1,
.
—
Tax
rate (per $1,00
)
1901. $2250
J&J, $160,000... Jan. 1,1913 Pop' lationin 1890 was.... 9,82?
Population in 1900 was. ...10,637
W'atkr Bonds
4s. J&J, $160,000.. ..Jan. 1,1907
INTEREST 18 payable In Boston and Portsmouth.
TAX FREE.— None of the above bonds are taxed in Portsmouth.
PAR VALUE.— Bonds are in $100, $200, $500 and $1,000 pieces
none registered except $19,500 of the issue of 1884.
CITY PROPERTY.— The city owns, in addition to the water-works
and the Portsmouth & Dover RR. stock above mentioned, real estate,
including schools, etc., which is valued at $169,500; personal property (including tire department) valued at $52,583. The market value
of the Portsmouth & Dover stock held by the city on January 1,
1901, was $166,725.
4s,
HORACE
D/^r^TJCPci'T'TrtD
nUOnLSbl
£-**-. — iCHAS.
5
VV.
This city
Strafford County.
When due.
is in
LOANS—
1,
1902
($6,500 due yearly.)
Water Bonds, 1892.—
J&D, $200,000.
June 1, 1922
Bonded debt Jan. 1, 1901. $303,700
4a,
. . .
Floating debt
62,136
INTEREST
bonds
in
on sewer bonds
is
LOANS—
When due.
Court House Bonds, 1893.
July
Refunding Bonds —
4e,
4s,
1,
1918
J&J, $20,000
J&J, 12,500
July 1, 1903
July 1,1905
$80,000
June 1,1911
Countt Bonds—
4b,
is
H. C. Follansby,
Countt Bonds (Con.)—
3*28, A&O, $35,000. Apr., '06
LOANS—
A&O, $177,000. Oct.
1,
1903-'18
^$2,000 yearly to 1907; $3,000 to
•12;
$4,000 to
*17;
$132,000 in '18.)
.
is
J ATT
$43,449
Total debt Jan 1,1901. 336,449
Value of city property.
476,550
Assessedvaluation 1901.3,128,220
Assessment about actual value.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1901. $22*70
Population in 1890
6,207
Population 1900( Census)
7,023
INTEREST is payable
ony Trust
4i«s,
Dec. 1, 1901
Dec. 1,1911
A&O, $25,000
..Oct. 19,
1908
of
1,
1901
$100,000
Cash, etc
52,533
Net debt Jan. 1 1901..
47,467
Tax valuation in 1900.20,687,857
Av. tax rate (p. $1,000) '99.$19-70
Population in 1890 was
38,442
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statistics regarding all minor civil
divisions in the State of New Hampshire which have reported an
indebtedness of over $10,000, and whioh are not represented among
the foregoing detailed reports. We add the population in 1900.
Total
Debt.
$
22,758
Antrim, Hillsborough Co.... 4-«,34
Ashland, Grafton Co
33,978
Barnstead, Belknap Co
11,116
Barrington. 8ti afford Co.... 53,560
Belknap County
50,000
Bethlehem. Grafton Co
11,190
Boscawen(Tn).MerrimackCo 79,424
Campton, Grafton Co
16,0*8
Canterbury, Merrimack Co.. 16,*74
Conway, Carroll Co
19,897
CoosCounty
56,401
Daiton, Coos Co
18,^76
}
Deerfleld, RockiighamCo.. 11,529
Derry, Rockingham Co
31,665
Dorchester, Grafton Co.
16,012
Dublin, Cheshire Co
19,247
Eppiug, Rockingham Co
23,791
Exeter (T),RochinghamCo. 71,000
Gilmanton, Belknap Co. ... 10,870
Goffstown, Hillsborough Co. 45,772
Grafton County
24,464
Hanover, Grafton Co
24,816
Hamsyille. Cheshire Co
16,367
Haverhill, Grafton Co
76,650
Hillsborough, Hillsbor'h Co. 107 ,26-i
Hillsboro Bridge Fire Dist.. 66,000
Jaffrey, Cheshire Co
11,271
Kingston, Rockingham Co.. 10,182
Lancaster, Coos Co
105,677
Lisbon, Grafton Co
36,000
Littleton, Grafton Co
125,877
yme ra
Co
25,065
,'S.
Meredith,
Belknap--ACo
47,770
Milton, Strafford Co..
46,883
New Boston, Hillsbor'gh Co. 13,545
Newcastle. Rockingham Co.. 24,650
New Ipswich,.Hillsboro Co.. 11,463
Nottmgham, Rock'gham Co. 16,212
«
^2
628
Vermont
Admitted as a State (Act February 18 1791)
Total area of State (square miles)
State Capital
March
4,
1791
9,565
Montpelier
-
Secretaryof State, (term expires Oct. 1902)
-
Wm, W.
Stickney
Fred. A.
Howland
John L. Bacon
Treasurer, (term expires Oct. 1902),
Legislature meets biennially in even years the first Wednes-
in October,
Assets.
$
Assessed
Tax Popu
Valuat'n. Rate, lation.
$
62a,«50
5,296
632,509
509
607,758
3,^55
457,849
6,310
444,790
9,432,174
1,632
694,076
1,992
614,860
8,901
353,552
3,547
423,853
3,227
909,530
15,512 12,562,480
4,005
166,555
2,193
431,272
5,'<77
l'.fiSS
$
21-50
21-60
18-80
22-50
1,500
1,366
1,289
1.072
2900 1,208
19,526
23-40 1,261
18-40 1,455
24-70
999
1600
821
17-10
3,154
29,468
26-20
23-30
25-50
592
1,162
3,583
1,298,827
98,488 3150
308
666,262 1160
620
677,085 18-50 1,641
20-00
26,724 3,065,665
4,922
2,734
474,718 19 70 1,100
'/,620 1,204,920 13-70 2,528
6,749 18,247,607
40,814
24,525 1,112,678 17-50 1,884
3,141
344,197 15-50
791
11,875 1,273,217 25-30 3,414
12,346 1,162,868 19-60 2,254
7,096
824,356 2070 ......
9,397
939,978 15 00 1,891
3,505
340,161 17-50 1,132
9,568 1,532,557 23-50 3,190
6,863 1,127,550 2105 2,221
25,765 1,703,594 24-30 4,066
5,361
483,528 26-00 1,080
6,964
641,182 23-60 1 713
47,035
599,411 19-70 1625
1,223
603,436 16 30 1002
4,838
300,000 16-70
581
6,604
43«,388 1890
911
3,669
315,947 18-50
638
3,071
20,341
4,578
and length of session
LOANS—
Interest.
-
NAME AND PURPOSE.
Agricultural CoUege Fund
is
—
.
Rate. Payable.
...
.
6
J&D
Floating debt
State school tax to be distrib'd
not limited.
Principal.
Outstand'g.
.
,
When Due.
Junel,1910.$135,500 00
21,210 71
88,^2181
88,633 19
5
5
NT ER EST is payable at the State treasury.
TOTAL DEBT, ETC.—The total debt of the State on July 1, 1901.
was $333,965 70. On July 1, 1901, cash on hand and in banks was
do
highway do
do
I
$101,559
9.'.
ASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX RATEYears.
Population 1900 (Census).. 39,337
on the 4 per cent bonds is payable at the National
Redemption, Boston, Mass
Location—
Alton, Belknap Co
946
1,926
2,693
1,358
2,157
1,696
2,274
2.390
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c
at Old Col-
INTEREST
Bank
439
1.150
1.040
18.009
ITS
Co., Boston.
When Due. Total debt Jan.
'XTQ'pi^
.
3,183
2,527
2,129
1,027
1,972
1,100
1,077
HISTORY OF DEBT.— For a brief history of the Vermont State
debt see State and City Supplement of April, 1895, pages 15 & 16.
The liabilities of the State on July 1, 1901, were as follows
. .
Dover.
Funding Bonds—
4s, J&D, $5,000
4s, J&D, 70.000g
.
$
day
STRAFFORD CO.- -George D. iSTowELL,Treas.
LOANS—
...
12,111
40,665
€0,000
41,909
27,050
Wolfeborough. Carroll Co. 104,91
Woodstock, Grafton Co. ... 21,610
Woods ville School District. 32,000
Bonded debt Jan. 1,1901.$293,000
County seat
$
Popu-
Bond, debt Sept 1, '01. $207,500
Tax valuation 1900
26,745,369
County property 1900
269,742
Population in 1890 was ...49,65<>
Population 1900 (Census). ..51, 118
When Due. Floating debt
Water Works Bonds—
4s,
$
Tax
Rate. lation.
to '10
Interest Is payable In Exeter.
in Strafford County.
Gen'l Indebtedness Bonds—
48, A&O, $11 4,000.. Oct. 1, 1902 to
Oct. 1, 1918
*$2,000 yearly to 1909; $4,000 to
'14; $5,000 to '17; $63,000 in '18.)
Assessed
Valuat'n.
Governor (term expires Oct. 1902)
SOMERSWORTH.— Mark A. Kearns, Clerk.
This city
15,4 1
State of
Total debt
$365,836
Sinking fund
34,621
Net debt Jan. 1, 1901.... 331,215
Tax valuation 1900
4,004,062
Assessment about \ actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$2000
Population in 1890 was
7,396
Population in 1900 (Census). 8,466
payable at city treasury, on water
County seats are Exeter and Portsmouth.
J&J, $40,000
Belknap Co
Walpole, Cheshire Co
Warner. Merrimack Co
Whitefleld (V.), Coos Co
Wilton. Hillsborough Co
Winchester, Cheshire Co
Tilton,
WORCESTER, Mayor.
BROWN, City Clerk.
ROCKINGHAM CO.— Wm.
4s,
:
1,708 1,209,784 16-50
12,156 1,416,181 1800
18,921 1,128,810 20-80
352,106 19 00
2,473
833,178 21-20
4,607
436,093 1910
1,967
2.048
435,812 2210
144,299 27-20
2,690
396,282 18-90
1,044
6,497
450,212 2100
5,748 8,794,lt
496,462 17 :70
2,491
917,166 21-20
3,163
2.079 1,621,290 15-60
634,803 21-11
2,124
746,784 20-10
965,050 1800
4,705
6,767 1,234,372 17-50
80,520 1,203,663 20-40
214,098 2490
7,240
450.000
Peterborough, Hillsboro' Co. 73,631
I'itt^tleld, Merrimack Co.... 68,198
Plaistow, Rockingham Co.. 21,634
46,336
Plymouth, Graftou Co
Raymond, Rockingham Co.. 32,733
15,462
Sandwich, Carroll Co
14,724
Springfield, Sullivan Co
11,658
Stewartstown.Coos Co
17,498
Strafford, Strafford Co
12,679
8ullivan County
19,070
Sunapee, Sullivan Co
L.
Boston, Mass.
Treasurer.
$
Location—
Pembroke, Merrimack Co.. 11,450
Bonds are tax exempt.
Sewer Bonds—
34s, J&J, $103,700... Jan.
Assets.
Total
Debt.
4s.
4s, A&O, $47,000... Oct.
4s, J&J,
50,000... Jan.
4e,
40,000. . . May
AN
57,000.... Nov.
4s, MAN,
48, J A J. 175,000.... July
Ports.
:
13
(Con.)—
J&J, $165.000. ...Jan. 1,1912
Floatir g debt & trust f ds. $5? ,637
Mumcii'al Bonds—
.
-
-DEBT Of WTE,
October, 1901.
LOANS-
8
5
Real.
-Assessed valuation.
Personal.
Total.
per $1,000
1900
$177,243,622
$118,950,024
$58,293,598
$2 00
175,611,672
200
1899
117,642,114
57,969,558
1-50
1898
58,621,654
174,763,633
116,141,979
2-50
1897
174,391,149
114,994.441
59,396,708
1-00
174,697,223
1896
113,700,464
60,996,759
2-20
1895
173,799,755
112,099,284
61,700,471
100
1894
63,045,247
175,132,912
112,087,665
2-50
1893
176,051,365
110,787,989
65,263,376
1890
178,052,513
112,895,125
65,157,388
The tax rate for 1902 Is $1-75 per $1,000, which includes State school
and State highway taxes of 50 cents each per $1,000, collected
and re-distributed to towns on a basis of the number of schools and
road mileage.
DEBT LIMITATIONS.—There appears to be nothing In the Constitution or in the Statutes of Vermont providing a general limit to thfr
debt-making power of municipalities. Whatever in each case the Legislature authorizes, the city, town, county or other civil division can
issue. Of course the purpose of the improvement must be of a publio
character. Railroad subscriptions by towns are authorized by Section
2760, chapter 132 of the Revised Statutes, the section being as follows
Section 2760. A town may aid in the construction of a railroad organized under the general law by issuing bonds to aid such railroad,
by takine- capital stock therein, or in such other manner as it directs,
but the liability so assumed shall not exceed eight times the grand list
of the town at the time. Such aid shall be given in the way provided
in this chapter.
It will be noticed that this section contains a limit to the power
granted of making subscriptions in aid of railroads— to wit That the
subscriptions shall not exceed eight times " the grand list." To evolve
the " grand list" in Vermont, the authorities first prepare a schedule of
all the property, real and personal, of each individual, with valuations
entered at their real value in money, deducting debts owing after this
Is done "the grand list "Is made up by taking one per cent of that
amount, according to Section 317, Chapter 25, of the Revised Statutes,
which is as follows: "All taxable property shall be set in the list at one
per cent of its value in money on the first day of April of the year
" in which the list is made."
Following Section 2760, above cited, which authorizes subscriptions
In aid of railroads, are other sections describing the method in which
these subscriptions must be made, by calling a town meeting, voting,
Ac, &c. Then follows Section 2766, authorizing the issue of bonds.
Section 2766. Such town may issue bonds, with coupons payable
semi-annually, at a rate of interest not exceeding seven per cent, to
aid such road.
The only other general authority granted for the issue of bonds by
municipal corporations in Vermont is that given for refunding outstanding bonds and notes. The Sections which grant this power are
Sections 2769, 2775 and 2776, Chapter 132 of the Revised Statutes,
Sections 2769 and 2776 are as follows:
Section 2769. A town which has outstanding and unpaid negotiable
notes or bonds, issued to pay for stock subscribed to a railroad company, under any act of the general assembly, may issue other negotiable notes or bonds to pay or retire such outstanding notes or bonds.
:
;
•
'
—
;
SW£
14
y*flD
SUmSMSNT.
CJTY
7">. a town having outstanding and unpaid orders, notes,
bonds or coupons, issued under any act of the Legislature, for the purpose oi the erection of public buildings, or in aid of public Improve-
ments^ or tar the payment Of soldiers' bounties, may issue other
negotiable notes or bonds for the purpose of retiring the outstanding
orders, notes, bonds and coupons, in the same manner that it may issue
new notes or bonds to pa> or retire outstanding notes or bonds Issued
in aid of a railroad; and the powers, restrictions, duties and liabilities
of the town and town officers in the matter shall be the same as is
provided by law in the ease of the refunding by a town of town bonds
Issued in aid of a railroad; and the interest on BUCh new notes or bonds
shall be provided for in the same manner.
By Section 277f> municipal corporations other than towns have the
auie refunding powers granted them which are conferred upon towns
by the two sections last above cited.
The only other section which we need quote is Section 2751 of
Chapter 130. which names the objects for which towns may vote money.
If money is appropriated for any other object, the Charter or a special
statute must be looked to for the authority.
- OTIOM 2751.—Towns in town meetings may
vote such sums of
money as they |udge necessary for the support of the poor; for laying
out aiid repairing highways; for the prosecution ana defense of the
common rights and Interests of the inhabitants, and for other necessary
incidental town expenses.
OTIOM 4106.— The words "trust coinpanv" in this chapter shall be
construed to include savings banks and trust companies. A savings
bank, Barings institution or trust company may deposit on call in
banks, banking associations or trust companies in this State, or in the
cities of New York, Boston, Chicago, Albany, Philadelphia, or Concord,
New Hampshire, or in any other legal designated depository under
the laws or the united States, or in national banks in the cities of
St. Paul, Minneapolis and Kansas City, with or without interest, as
may lie agreed upon, sums not exceeding in the aggregate twenty per
cent of the assets of such savings bank, savings institution or trust
company.
Section 4107 enacts that savings banks may hold real estate acquired
on foreclosure or otherwise taken to secure debt, but it must be sold
within five years, unless certain prescribed steps are taken, when an
extension may be granted by the iuspector of finance for not exceeding three years additional.
Section 4108 authorizes savings banks to
demand and receive on loans 6 per cent interest.
i
332.422
I
l><;
1S-.Q
;•;;•:.
1870
330,551
L850
1840
1830
814,120
291,948
280.652
1810
1800
1790
235,966
217,895
154,465
85,425
SAVINGS BANKS INVESTMENTS-PRIVILEGES AND RESTRICTIONS.—The provisions of law relating to savings banks are
Chapter 174 of the Vermont statutes, Sections 4066 to 4131
amended from time to time. The first section having reference to investments is Section 4096, which treats of real estate
mortgages. It authorizes the investment of 70 p.c. of the assets in such
mortgages, one-sixth at least of which " shall be upon real estate in this
State "—that is Vermont. A proviso adds that ouly 50 per cent of the
assets may be invested in mortgages on real estate outside of Vermont.
Sections 4097 and 4098 relate only to obtaining and paying for insurance. Section 4099 is as follows, and has reference to investment
on personal security.
Section 4099— No loans or investments on personal seourity shall be
made except upon at least two approved names, uot less than two of
found
whom
reside in this State or within fifty miles of the institution making
such investment, and such personal loans or investments shall not be
for a Longer time than one year; and not more than oue-third of the
ts of a savings bank, savings institution or trust company shall be
Invested in personal secur.'
Section 4100 only covers a single point; that is to say it restricts to
fire per cent of the deposits the amount which a savings bank may
Invest in the lot and building for the transaction of its business, and
adds that a revenue may be derived from portions of the building not
required for the bank's use. The next section (Section 4101) covers
the most important of the provisions relating to investments that are
contained iD the law. We give the section in full below. The separation
into paragraphs and the ligures in parenthesis which numberand begin
the pira graphs are our own.
Section 4101— With the foregoing exceptions, the moneys deposited
Savings Banks, Savings Institutions and Trust Companies, and
theiucouu therefrom, shall be invested only as follows:
(1.) In the public funds of theUnited state, or public funds forthe
fiayment of principal and interest of which the faith of the United States
in
iledged;
In the bonds or notes of the counties, cities, towns, villages and
school districts of the New England states, New York, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois and Iowa;
(3.) In the stock of any national bank in the New England States,
New York and the cities of Detroit, Chicago, si. Paul and -Minneapolis;
in the stock or any banking association or trust company incorporated
under the authority of and located in this State;
In the municipal bonds, not issued in aid of railroads, of
(4.)
counties, cities and towns of Ave thousand or more inhabitants in the
States of New Jersey, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Missouri, and in
counties, cities and towns of ten thousand or more inhabitants in the
States of Kansas, Nebraska, North Dakota. South Dakota, Oregon
and Washington, but no investment shall be made in any of the
counties, cities or towns in the States above named, except in cities
of fifty thousand or more inhabitants, where the municipal indebtedness of such county, city or town exceeds five per cent of its assessed
valuation, anil when not issued in aid of railroads;
(5.) In the school bonds and independent school district bonds of New
Jersey, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Missouri; and in the school bonds and
independent school district bonds of school districts of two thousand
or more inhabitants in the States of Kansas, Nebraska, North Dakota,
South Dakota, Oregon and Washington, where the amount of such
bonds issued does not exceed five per cent of the assessed valuation of
the respective cities, towns and school districts.
(6.) In the public funds of any of the States named in this section;
in notes with a pledge of any of the aforesaid securities, including debooks or deposit receipt-, Issued by a savings bank, savings
n-titution or tru.^t company or banking association located in this
State, as collateral, such notes not to exceed the par or market value
Of such security
But BO Barings bank, savings Institution or trust company shall
hold, by way of investment or as security for loans, more than ten
per cent of the capital stock of any one bank, nor Invest more than ten
per cent of its deposits, nor more than thirty-five thousand dollars in
the
of any one Dank; and no such investments shall be
tock of any such banks, owned or loaned upon, to
made in
le-fourth of the deposits of any savings bank,
exo
sav
tnfion or trust company.
The amount of loan which can be made to one person or corporation
Ac, is restricted by the next section, and we give it in full. It is as
THE
IN
STATE OF VERMONT.
Note.— For places not given in alphabetical order among tht following
stattmenls, see udditional statements" at the end oi this State.
Burt H. Wells,
BARRE.—
Washington County.
This city
Treasurer.
in
is
Water Bonds—
When Due.
LoansRefunding Bonds, 1896
in
Inclusive, as
Counties and Towns
Cities,
POPULATION OF STATE.— According to theUnited States Census
the population of Vermont has been as follows:
....343,641 1860
315,098 1820
1900
LXX1II
Vol.
4s, J&D, $165,000
4s, M&N, $15,000
May 1, 1906 3»fl8, J&D, 25,01 0... -Deo. 1, 19J0
May 1,1911
4s, MAN, 15,000
Subject to call Deo. 1, 1915
4s, M&N, 15,000
May 1,1916 Total debt, 1 900
$338,444
1919
Water debt (included)
4s,
57,500
195,000
(Subject to call after 1914.)
Tax valuation 1901
3,723,960
Sewer Bonds—
Assessment about 23 actual value.
4s,
J&J, $75,000.... July 1, 1909 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1901. $1980
School Bonds—
Population in 1900 was
8,448
4*28, J&J, $18,000.... July 1, 1911 Population in 1890
4,146
INTEREST on refunding bonds is payable at the National Bank of
Redemption of Boston; on other bonds at National Bank of Barre.
,
. . .
BENNINGTON.—
E.
Bennington
A. Booth, Clerk.
County. (See " additional statements'*
A shire town in
for village of Bennington.)
When Due. Assessed valua'n, real.. $3, 345, 519
LOANS—
Funding Notes—
33»s, ..... $30,000... .April 3,
Assessed val't'n, pers'l.. 1,044,357
Total valuation, 1900... 4,390,876
1902
Refunding Bonds—
Tax
July 1, 1917
Bonded debt Mch., 1901. $130,000
Floating debt
7,000
4s,
BRATTLEBORO
-W.
Windham County
town
This
is
rate (per M) 1900
$18-50
Population 1890
Population in 1900 was
J&J, $100,000
6,391
8,033
H. Brackett, Treas'r.
in
When Due.
LOANS—
Bridge Bonds—
July 1, 1918
4s. J&J, $15,000
Town hall & Fund'g Bonus—
Assess, valuafs, per'l.. $1,681,908
Total valuations 1900.. 4,530,933
Assessment about 'a actual value.
Total tax rate (per M) 1900. $17 -60
1902-1918 Population in 1900 was
4s, J&J, $50,000
6,610
Total debt Mch. 1, 1901. $67,000 Population in 1890
6,862
Assessed valuat'ns, real. 2, 849, 0*5
INTEREST on town-hall and bridge bonds is payable in New York;
on other bonds in Brattleboro.
(2.)
ft
ROBERT ROBERTS, Mayor.
BURLINGTON.—
GRANT,
Chittenden County.
Watkr Bonds—
4s,
..
Jan. 1,1919
4s, J A- J, $160,000.... Jan. 1,1900
4s, J&J,
30,000
Jan. 1,1914
Bond debt Sept. 1, '01. $645,000
School Bonds—
A&O,
J&J, $65,000
Refunding Water Bonds—
J&J, $40,000..July,1917-'18
191^
J&J, 20,000
30,000
1921
3^8, J&J,
4s,
4s,
1913 Sinking fund assets
66,951
1914 Net debt Sept. 1, 1901
578,041
1, 1915
Assessed valuafnl901. 13,128,454
1, 1923 Assessm't about 8'% actual value.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1901.$1500
1, 1924
Refunding Bonds—
Population in 1890 was. ..14,f90
4s,
J&J, $10,000. ..Jan. 1,1913 Population in 1 900 was. .18,640
is,
J&J, 15,000. ..Jan. 1,1914
4s,
A&O, 100,000... Apr. 1, 1931
$30,000.. .Apr.
20,000 .Jan.
4s,
A&O, 25,000. ..Oct.
3^s, J&J. 85,000. ..July
3>«8, J&D, 25,000... Dec.
4s,
4s,
J&J,
1,
1,
i
!
(Subject to call after Apr. 1, 1911.)
INTEREST on the refunding water bonds due in 1906 and on the
refunding railroad bonds is payable at the Fourth National Bank,
New York; on all other bonds at the office of the City Treasurer.
The sinking fund is Invested in city bonds, and
SINKING
the interest amounts annually to about $6,000. In addition 5 per cent
of the taxes, amounting to about $6,000, is annually appropriated to
the sinking fund.
FUND—
FAIR HAVEN. —Fair Haven
LOANS—
Water Bonds—
4s,
J&D, $22,000
Subject to call
is in
Rutland County.
When Due. Bonded debt Feb. 1, 1901. $22,000
Tax valuation 1900
1 ,147,000
1905 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. $19-50
Population in 1900 was
2,470
after 1895.
town,
MIDDLE BURY. — Middlebuxy
Addison County.
including the
lage of the
same name,
TOWN.
LOANS48,
bank, savings institution or trust company
shall loan to any one person, firm or corporation, or the individual
libera thereof', more than five per cent Of It* deposits, nor more
dollars; nor shall such loans on personal security
itil it* deposits amount to one million
to loane t may be In Teased one per <• nl
the "tie million dollars; but this section
oftbede
i
not apply to Ur
DOS or municipal bonds, or notes
ral.
with -uch bonds
We also give Section 4108 in full. It confers authority upon savings banks to make deposita on call in banks and trust companies In
m 4102— No saving'
in
is
When Due.
LOANSStreet Improvem't Bonus -
i
follows:
Treasurer.
L. C.
This city
$24,750.
Bonded debt Feb.
1,
Floating debt
is
vll-
situated in
When Due.
1901-1917
1901. $24. 750
2,426
Tax valuation, 1900
VJLLAQE.-C.E PINNEY.Treas.
Watkr Bonds—
4s,
4s,
M&N,
$30,000
50,000
(Subject to call
Bonded debt Jan.
1921
May 1,1941
May 1, ln21
)
1901. $40,500
13,661
1,201,622
Tax rate, (per $1,000) 1901..$15 00
1,762
Population 1890
Population in 1900 was
1,897
1,886,129
Total tax per $1,000 1900.. $13*50
2,793
Population 1890
Population in 1900 was
3,015
Floating debt
Tax valuation 1900
MONTPELIER.-T.
K.
'
1,
<j
certain States and cities, and
is
as follows.
The
town,
Merrill, Treasurer.
city ia situated in Washington County. On
village and school district were consolidated
March
5,
1895, the
under a city oharter.
g
v
Street Bonds—
1917
J&J, $15,000
Bonded debt Feb. 1,1901. $164,500
When Due.
LOANS—
School bonds—
3» B A&O, $30,000... .Oot. 1,1920
4s,
.
36,471
Floating debt
Total debt Feb. 1, 1901.. 190,971
Funding Bonds—
1,598
1917 Sinking fund assots
4s, J&J. $17,500
Tax valuation 1900
5,003,721
Bridge Bonds—
value.
3i B A&O, $15,000.... Oot. 1,1920 Assessment about 3» actual
(Subject to call after Oct. 1, 1910.) Total tax(per$ 1,000) 1900.$15-00
1917 Valueofwater-wk8.owned.167, 107
4a, J&J, $17,000
(Subject to call after Oct.
1,
do
real estate owned. 138,000
4,160
Population in 1890 was
Population In 1900 was
6,266
Refunding Bonds—
Apr.
$40,000
1,
1919
(Subject to call after 1904.)
Water Bonds—
3s, A&O, $20,000.. Subjeot to oall.
INTEREST on the 3 per cent water loan is parable at Montpelier
National Bank and upon the other loans at the Treasurer's otHce.
MORRISVILLE.— F.
Is in
Fleetwood, Treasurer.
G.
Lamoille County.
$4,700
When Due. Floating debt
53,700
Total debt Jan. 1, 1900.
Elec.-Light Bonds—
600,000
Feb. 1, 1905 Total valuation 1899
4s, F&A, $14,000
Feb. 1, 1910 Assessment about ^ actual value.
4s, F&A, 10,000
Feb. 1, 1915 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1899.$18-50
4s, F&A, 10.000
1,262
Feb. 1,1920 Population in 1900 was
48, F&A, 10,000
Bonded debt Jan. 1. 1900.$49,000
INTEREST is payable at the Nat. Bank of Redemption, Boston.
LOANS—
Water
A;
.
.
. .
This
PROCTOR. —When
Due.
village
LOANS-
J&J, $49,000... Jan.
4s,
1.
in
is
Rutland County.
Tax
1901-22 Tax
valuation, real
$940,000
valuation, personal.
20.000
Total valuati >n 1899 .... 960,000
(Subject to call after 1900.)
Bonded debt Feb.
1900. $49,000 Tot.taxrate(per$l,000)'99.$1600
2,013
Other debt
15,500 Population in 1900 was
Total debt Feb. 1, 1900... 64,500
INTEREST is payable at Village Treasurer's office.
1,
RUTLAND.— Will.
This city
is in
LOANS—
Crnr Hall
L. Davis, Treasurer.
a town and a county of the same name.
Bonds—
When
Water Debt— (Con.)
due.
4s
Nov., 1925
$2,000
Sewer Debt—
Nov., 1924
4g, M&N, $25,000*
June, 1926 4g, M&N, 75,000*.... May 1, 1926
Refunding Water Bonds—
May, 1924
MAS, $20.000. Sept. 1, 1931
General Debt—
3*2S.g.
J&J, $25,000'
4s,
M&N,
4g,
4g,M&N,
100,000*
50,000*
Jan., 1929
3^s, ....$30,000*
School Debt—
Bonded debt Jan., 1901. .$497,000
4s, ....,$40,000*
27,915
1904 to 1919 Floating debt
524,915
($10,000 due every 5 yrs. in Nov.) Total debt
4a, ...., $30,000*
48,184
May, 1925 Sinking fund, eto
4s, .....
Nov., 1925 Netdebt Jan. 1, 1901.... 476,731
5,000
Water Debt—
Total valuation 1900 ... 5,469,525
May, 1924 Total tax rate (per M.), *00. $16-00
4g, M&N, $50,000*
Nov., 1924 Population in 1900 was
11,499
4g. M& N, 65,000*
" Coupon.
INTEREST is largely payable at Nat. Bank of Redemption, Boston.
ST.
Nov., 1924
ALBANS.— B.
M. Hopkins, City Treasurer.
This citv is in Franklin County. This city was organized March 2,
1897, and. comprises the most populous portion of the town of St.
Albans. The town is a wholly separate municipality.
LOANS—
School District Bonds—
J&D, $2l,000.Dec. 30, 1901
School Warrants—
When Due.
Town Refunding Bonds—
3ks, J&J, $30,000 .July, 1902-'07
Town Funding Bonds—
4s,
'21
S^s.g ,F&A, $*,O00.Aug., 1902-*05
F&A, $35,000 .Feb. 1, 1908-'14 Funded debt Feb 1,1901. $214,625
Water Bonds—
Assessedjvaluation 1900.3,599,747
4s, A&O, $40,000.. Oct. 1, 1902-'09
Assessment about actual value.
4s, J&D,
2000
53,000.Dec. 1, 1901 '07 Tax rate (per M.) 1900
4s,
4s,
Population 1900 was..
(#5,000 due yearly.)
*31,000..Oct. 1, 1902-'17
($2,000 due yearly.)
VALU E.—The City 4s are for $500 and $1,000 each.
6,239
A&O,
PAR
INTEREST is payable in Boston at National Bank of Redemption.
CITY PROPERTY.— The City owns its water works and two
reservoirs, with a
dual capacity of 240,000,000 gallons.
In year
1900-01 cash water receipts were $16,023; operating expenses, $4,938.
\7-T7T3/rvT-NTTTC
v n,r\^ T7
r^iN
i\j n,^.
,
This city
is
—
5
D R-
^ j.
E.
W. SHTPMAN, Mayor.
LOANS—
Water Bonds—
Assessment about
$26,000.. June 1,1908
20,000.. Sept. 1, 1914
Floating debt
$16,000
Total debt Feb. 15, 1901. 62,000
I
actual value.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900... 16-50
Population in 1890 was
1,773
Population in 1900 was
Interest on bonds due in 1908 is paid
In 1914 interest is paid in Boston.
1,753
by the City Treasurer; on those
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
we give statistics regarding minor civil divisions
Vermont having an indebtedness of over $10,000, and
not represented among the foregoing detailed reports. We
In the table below
in the State of
which are
add the population in 1900 aco jrding to the United States Census.
Assessed
Bonded Float'
Tax Pop'l'n
Bennington, (V.)Bennicg.-.Co.
Concord (T), Essex Co
Essex Jc. (V.) Chittenden Co.
Hardwick, (V.) Caledonia Co.
Ludlow, <,V.i Windsor Co
Newport. (V.) Orleans Co
Northneld, (Y\) Wash'ton Co..
Randolph, (V.) Orange Co...
Swauton, (T.) Franklin Co...
Windsor Co
V.—Village. T.— Town.
debt.
debt,
valuation,
rate.
$
$
$
$
38,000 10.0C0 2,999,975
44,400
37,000
447,000
32,(300 1.400
363,494
21,000 37,000
691,369
40,000 12,000 1,022,053
35,000
623,988
16,000
1,173,955
75,000
1,339,310
28,801 2,874,124
2350
13 50
24 50
12'50
24-00
13 50
1283
... ....
One
Admitted as a State
of Original Thirteen
Total area of State (square miles)
8,315
Boston
State Capital
Governor (term expires
1st
Wed. Jan.,1902)-W. Murray Crane
Secretary of State (termexp. 3d Wed. Jan.. 1902; Wm. M. Olin
Treasurer (term expires 3d Wed. Jan., 1902) Edw. S. Bradford
Auditor (term expires 3d Wed. Jan. 1902), Henry E. Turner
Legislature meets annually the first Wednesday in January,
and sessions are not limited as to length of time.
HISTORY OF DEBT.—For
history of the State debt see State
page 18. The debt at present is
given in detail in the following table. All loans are payable, both prin-
and City Sdpplement
cipal
and
of April, 1895,
interest, in gold.
LOANS
Interest.
3^gM
M
3 g M
Principal.
—
Oulstand'g.
,
P.Ct. Payable.
&
Abolition of grade crossings., r
do
o 312 g
& N
do
NAME AND PURPOSE.
N
& N
When Due.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
1923 $1,000,000
1923 3,500,000
r
do
1923
do
500,000
May
r 3^
1928 1,500,000
do
do
r 3 g
May
1929 1,500,000
do
do
r 3 g M & S
Sept.
1918
Armory bonds, gold
830,000
M
&
S
Sept.
do.
3 g
1920
do
do
55,000
M
S
3
&
Sept.
1921
do
do.
1,
do
g
95,000
M
3
&
S
Sept.
1922
do
do.
1,
do
g
100,000
3 g
& 8 Sept. 1, 1923
do
do..
do
110,000
M & S Sept. 1, 1925 150,000
do
do..
3 g
do
M & S Mar. 1, 1927 120,000
do.
3
do
do
3i2gM & S Sept. 1,1931
do
do
do
125,000
Fitchb. RR. securities,'93.c*&r 3i2gF & A Aug. 1, 1913 5,000,000
3*2
Jan. 1.1937
Harbor improvement
500.000
Highways, gold,
3^g A & O Apr. 1, 1920 1,300,000
April, 1927
do
3^
do
700,000
3*2
Apr. 1, 1928
do
do
300,000
Apr. 1, 1929
do
do
4 00,000
s
i
Apr. 1, 1930
3s
do
do
400,000
Apr. 1, 1931
do
do
350,000
3g
Nov. 1, 1925
r 3g
Hospital loans
10,000
NT
M&
r 3g
Nov. 1, 1925
do
do
322,500
Si2gM&N
r
Nov. 1, 1925
do
do
128,000
May 1, 1929
r 3s
do
do
110,450
May
r
do
do
1, 1929
34,000
Prisons and hospital loans, r S^eM & N Nov. 1, 1931
164,800
Medfleld Insane Asylum, g,'94r 3>2gA& O Apr. 1, 1924
700,000
'95 312 g A & O Apr. 1, 1915
do
do
300,000
'96 313
April,1927
do
do
75,000
Nov. 1, 1928 1,000,000
Massachusetts War loan 1898
1899
Apr. 1, 1928
do
do
135,000
do
1900
Apr. 1, 1928
do
95,000
M&
Jan. 1, 1930 5,835,000
Metropolitan sewer
r 3g
do
Mch. 1, 1935
do
3g M &
500,000
312
Jan., 1930
do
do
295,000
.1900 3g M & S
Jan. 1, 1930
do
do
265,000
313
Mar., 1935
do
do
335,000
do
& J
July 1, 1939 1,010,912
do
3 g
do
& S Mar. 1,1936
65,t00
do
3g
r 3*2gJ & J
July 1,1940 2,000,000
do
do
Jan. 1, 1934 1.800,000
Parks (Metropolitan)
r S^gJ & J
r 3!2gJ & J
Jan. 1, 1936 2,600,000
do
do
312
Jan. 1,1937 2,400,000
do
do
3»3
July
do
do
1. 1938
1,100,000
July
do
do
...1899r 3g
1, 1939 1, fp 5,000
...1900r
July
do
do
1,1940
325,000
g
Jan. 1, 1941
r ?
do
do
3g
750,000
r 3g
Apr. 1, 1909 2,500,000
State House construction
Apr. 1, 1915
do
do
do
r 3g
550,000
Apr. 1, 1916
do
do
do
r 3i2g
625,000
April, 1917
do
do
do
3
125,000
Apr. 1, 1918
do
r 3
do
do
50,000
July 1, 1935 7,000,000
Water loan (Metropolitan) '95 S^g
'97 3iag
do
do
July 1, 1935 6,000,000
'98 3i2
do
do
Jan. 1, 1938 4,000,000
July 1, 1939 4,000,000
do
do
'93-'00.c 3g
do
do
....1901 3g
Jan. 1. 1941 4,055,0C0
do
do
r 3^g J & J
Jan. 1, 1941 3,100,000
2-96
Temporary loan
Nov. 15, 1901 2,900,000
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.—The coupon bonds are in $1,000
pieces and the registered $1,000 and upward.
INTEREST on all sterling bonds is payable by Baring Brothers,
London on all others at State Treasury, at Boston.
~
M&N
M&N
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
M
A&O
A&O
A&O
M&N
M&N
3^gM&N
A&O
J&J
J&J
A&O
A&O
A&O
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
Jan.
$881,394
%
Etc.
;
|
due
(T.)
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES,
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, Etc-
A Harrington, Treasurer.
situated in Addison County.
When Due. Tax valuation, 1900
4s, Aug. 1,
4s, Sent. 1,
Wood stock,
State of Massachusetts,
1910.)
,
3%s,
15
M*$S>*CttUS£TTS-&£ST Of STATE.
October, 1901.
1900.
1,
1901. June
1,
Net debt ...$47,816,431
1, 1900. Jan. 1, 1899
$67,456,229 $59,786,229
15,767,137
15,194,152
1900. Jan.
Tot. funded debt.$66,039,835 $64,217,950
Sink, funds, etc.. 18,223,404 12,839,5:0
$51,378,360
$51,689,092
$44,5P2,076
ASSESSED VALUATION.— The State's assessed valuationhas been
as follows, the value of State property in 1899 being $22,809,912.
Tears.
*Personal Property.
Real Estate.
Total.
1900
1899
1898
1897
1896
1895
1894
1893
1892
1890
1885
1880
$2,315,687,381
$1,562,983,689
$3,878,671,070
2,247.094,547
1,515,605,757
3,762,700,304
2,182,596,651
1,371,419,131
3,554,015,782
2,117,888,637
1,340,093,517
3,457,982,154
2,040,200,644
1,330,153,356
3,370,354,000
1,304,518,417
3,269,352.523
1,964,834,106
1,222,194,557
3,121,049,557
1,898,855,000
2,911,671,346
1,839,663,813
1,072,007,533
1,043,612,025
1,753,655,698
2,797,267,723
1,013,077,330
2,613,215,137
1,600,137,807
827,043,710
2,115,037,609
1,287,993,899
816,695,358
1,111,160,072
1,927,855,430
Includes from 1894, sundry small items not previously counted.
POPULATION OF STATE.—Massachusetts has the largest population of any of the New England States.
1900
1,231,066 1820
523,159
2,805,346 1860
994,514 1810
1890
472,040
2,238,943 1850
42'2,845
1880
737,699 1800
1,783,085 1840
610,408 1790
1870
1,457,351 1830
378,787
DEBT LIMITATIONS.—There seems to be no provision in the Constitution of Massachusetts limiting the power of the Legislature to
create State indebtedness, or limiting its power to authorize municipal
indebtedness. Statutes general and special have, however, been passed
on this subject with respect to Cities and Towns.
First among these Statutes needing mention we have Chapter 29 of
the Revised or "Public Statutes." The important sections to be cited
I
5,656
1,129
1.141
1,334
1,454
1,874
1,508
1,540
3,745
2,557
.
bTftit /1TJD CITY SUf fl£M£NT.
it;
M
follows. We give only the substance
contained In Chapter 99 are
of ttw Motions, not the words.
\
Provides that cities and towns shall not Inoux debt
except In the manner ami within the limitations prescribed In this
chapter
Provides las a preliminary for determining whether the
limitation fixed l>y Section (has been reached by any municipality)
thai the water debt and the sinking funds shall be deducted from the
total debt.
Provides that the first 17 sections of chapter 29 shall not
apply to debts Incurred In aid of railroads, to water scrip issued under
special statutes, or to Indebtedness for a fire district.
Provides that no city or town except as provided in the
following section shall become Indebted Id an amount which exceeds 3
per cent on the last prteeding valuation [but amended as noted below.]
Provides that cities and towns which were indebted on
S
the 13th day of June. 1875, to an amount not less than '2 percent on
valuation for thai year may "increase such indebtedness to the extent
"of an additional one per cent on that valuation and no more."
Provides that cities, &©., "may by ordinary rote incur
debt- for tempory loans iii anticipation 01 the year's taxes and of the
year
ext ensuing:
enow 7—Provides that other debts than those referred to in
section t> shall be incurred only by a vote of two-thirds of the voters
nt at a town meeting, of two-thirds of all the members of each
ranch of the city council, and approved by the Mayor; or it the Mayor
disapproves, by another like vote alter notice of such disapproval.
Provides that debts incurred for water must be payable
within 30 years; In constructing sewers within '20 years; all other debts
within 10 years.
••
S-
rlONS 9 to 17 inclusive, contain Interesting provisions relating to
sinking funds and other allied matters
Hon IS -Provides that any city which at a meeting of its voters
his accepted by a two-thirds vote any act to supply said city with
water, mav bv a vote of a majority of the members of each branch of
the city council contract debts and issue bonds for the purpose.
enow 19 Provides that towns, Ac, shall not Increase their debt
by subscriptions in aid of railroads beyond 3 percent of valuation but
tie limitation of this section shall not apply to temporary loans mentioned in Section 6
s- 20 to 23, which are the final ones of Chapter 29, have no
reference to the subject we arc discussing and need not be cited.
v* the reader has seen, the foregoing (Section 4, Chapter 29) Axes the
general debt limitation for cities aud towns at 3 per cent.
This general limitation was lowered by a later law. The provision is
found in Chapter 312, Section 2 of the Laws of 1885, which provision
reduces the general debt limitation of cities from 3 per cent to 2*2 per
cent on the average valuation for the preceding three years. Worcester,
Lynn. Gloucester and Brockton are iu the same Section exempted from
the operation of the Section until January 1, 1889— later than 1889 the
only exemptions we And in the Statutes are special in their purpose,
aot general. In 1893, however, authority was given for an addition of
ij per cent, to provide public playgrounds— that is to say, under Chapter 225, Laws of 1893, any town or city (except Boston) may incur an
indebtedness of *a% of the assessed valuation beyond the limit of in-
—
;
i
debtedness for playgrounds
The temporary loans provision, as it appears above in Section 6
(Chapter 29), is also changed by Section 4, Chapter 312, by omitting
"and of the year next ensuing " so that at present cities and towns by
ordinary tote can incur debts for temporary loans in anticipation of
the taxes of the year only in which such debts are incurred.
Temporary loans (for a term not exceeding one year) in anticipation
of money to be derived from an issue of bonds or other form of indebtedness, duly authorized, are provided for by a sta'ute approved June
14, 1398. The same Act states that the time within which said bonds,
etc., shall become due shall not be extended by reason of said tempor"
ary loan.
The foregoing statements cover all the material facts general in their
In addition to
application passed with respect to debt limitation.
these General Provisions there are various Special Laws which contain
exceptions to the general law as to debt limitation, which apply to
Cambridge, Lynn, Newburyport, Waltham, Worcester, &c, &o.
Boston was formerly subject to a special statute (Chapter 178 of the
Laws of 1385) limiting its debt to 2 per cent, but this was repealed by
Chapter 399 of the Acts of 1900, and that city is now subject to Chapter 312 of the Laws of 18^5 as above.
;
SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS-POWERS AND RESTRICTIONS.— The provisions regulating the investments and loans of
savings banks and institutions for savings in Massachusetts are contained in Bectlon 21, Chapter 317, acts of 1894, and amendments
thereof. All the provisions have been compiled by the Commissioners
•f Savings Banks, and we cannot do better than to give their compilation, which we do below in full. In 18*9 the authority to purchase
railroad bonds was materially broadened. The amendment is included
In the provision- below.
Massachu-ett- savings bank deposits and the income derived therefrom shall be Invested only in manner following, to- wit:
Public Fund*.— ggrtgalt of Investments Unlimited.
Bonds of the United
1
—
I
-
Bondl
Bonds
any of the New England States.
of
of
York. Illinois, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Int:
diana, Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri and of the
..let of
Columbia.
city or town of this Commonwealth.
or notes of Incorporated districts in Massachusetts whose net
Indebtedness' does not exceed tl ve per cent of the last preceding valuation of the property therein for the assessment of ta.\>
mIs or notes of any city of the States of Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont, Rhode Island or Connecticut who-e net Indebtedness' does
not exceed live per cent of the last preceding valuation of property
in for the asseesmenl of taxes.
ads or notes of any county or town of the States of Maine, New
Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode island or Connecticut whose net Indebted
eed three per cent of he la -t preceding valuation of
essmenl of taxes,
.ids issued for municipal purposes, and refunding bonds Issued to
take up at tnatuiitv 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 Sew York, Ohio, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Indiana,
Michigan, Iowa, Minnesota. Missouri and Wisconsin, having at the date
tablishedby
of such Investment more than 30,000 mhabttai
'or city census certified to by the city
the la*t national
clerk or treasurer of said city, and taken in the same manner as a
national or State census preceding such investment), and whose, net
indebtedness' does not exceed five per cent of the last preceding valuation of property therein for the assessment of taxes.
Bond* or notes of any county,
t
Railroad Bonds and .Notes.— Aggregate of Investment Unlimited
First
mortgage bonds of any railroad company Incorporated under the
New England States whose road is located
sathoritv of any of the
Vol.
LXXIII
wholly or in part therein, which is in possession of and operating Its
road, and which has earned aud paid regular dividends or not less
than 3 per cent per annum on all its issues of capital stock for the two
years uc\t preceding such Investment; or in the orst mortgage bonds,
guaranteed by such railroad companv, of any railroad company so incorporated whose road is thus located.
First mortgage bonds of any railroad company incorporated under
own
the authority of any of the New England States and whose road is
located wholly or in part In the same, and has earned and paid regular
di\ Idends of not less than :; per cent per annum for the two years next
preceding such Investment on all its issues of capital stock, notwithstanding the road of such company mav be leased to some other railroad
company.
Bonds or notes
of any railroad company incorporated under the laws
Commonwealth, whose road is located wholly or in part therein,
unencumbered by mortgage, which has paid a dividend of not less than
the per cent per annum for two years next preceding such investment.
of this
Street
railway companies shall not be considered railroad companies
meaning of this section.
Bonds and notes ot the New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Company, issued according to law, not withstanding the existence of a
mortgage indebtedness not matured upon the whole or a part of the
road of said railroad companv.
Bonds or notes of tho Old Colony Railroad Company, issued accordwithin the
ing to law, notwithstanding the mortgages on that part of its road
formerly belonging to the Boston Clinton Fitehbnrg & New Bedford.
Bonds and notes of the Fitchburg Railroad, issued according to law.
Bonds and notes of the Boston & Lowell Railroad Corporation, issued
according to law, notwithstanding the mortgages on that portion of its
road formerly belonging to the Salem & Lowell and Lowell & Lawrence.
First mortgage bonds of tho Concord & Montreal Railroad, notwith
staudiug such company be formed by the union of two or more companies only one of which has paid regular dividends for the two years
next preceding such investment on all its issues of capital stock, and
notwithstanding the mortgage indebtedness existing on that part of its
road formerly belonging to the Boston Concord & Montreal Railroad
provided, however, that said bonds shall be issued in whole or in part to
renew and refund said existing first mortgage indebtedness, and that
an amount of such bonds equal at the par value to the amount of snch
existing mortgage indebtedness shall, by the terms of the mortgage securing the same, be made applicable exclusively to the payment of suoh
existing mortgage Indebtedness and, for the purpose of securing such
payment at the maturity of the same, shall be deposited with and held
by such trust company, incorporated under the laws of this Commonwealth aud doing business In the city of Boston, as may be approved by
the board of commissioners of savings banks.
In the bonds of the Maine Central Railroad Company known
as consolidated mortgage bonds, notwithstanding the existence
of a mortgage indebtedness not matured upon the whole
or
a part of the road of said railroad company: provided, however,
that said bonds be issued in whole or in part to renew and
refund said existing first mortgage indebtedness, and that an amount
of such bonds equal at the par value to the amount of such existing
mortgage indebtedness shall, by the terms of the mortgage securing the
same, be made applicable exclusively to the payment of such existing
mortgage indebtedness and for the purpose of securing such payment
at the maturity of the same, said bonds shall be deposited with and held
by such trust company, incorporated under the laws of this Commonwealth and doing business in the city of Boston, as may be approved by
the board of commissioners of savings banks.
Bonds or notes of the Boston & Maine Railroad, issued according to
law, notwithstanding any mortgages on that part of its railroad, franchises and property formerly belonging to the Eastern Railroad Company, the Eastern Railroad in New Hampshire or the Portsmouth
Great Falls & Conway Railroad.
Bonds of the New York & New England Railroad Company issued
according to law, and for the payment of the principal and interest of
which first mortgages, made as provided in chapter three hundred and
one of the acts of the year eighteen hundred and eighty-eight are held
as collateral security under an indenture of trust duly made and
entered into for that purpose
provided, that the amount of the
bonds so issued shall not exceed the amount of the mortgages so held
in trust, and that no one of said mortgages shall exceed in amount
sixty per cent of the value of the real estate thereby mortgaged and
no investment in said bonds shall be made by any such corporation
except upon the report of not less than two members of the board of
investment, who shall certify to the value of the premises covered by
each of said mortgages according to their best judgment, and such
report shall be tiled and preserved with the records of the corporation.
When the first mortgage indebtedness to the amount of three hundred and fifty thousand dollars, now existing upon that portion of the
railroad of the Boston Revere Beach <& Lynn Railroad Company
lying between Boston and Lynn in this Commonwealth, an 4 maturing
on the fifteenth day of July in the year eighteen hundred and ninetyseven, shall have been discharged, savings banks and institutions fsr
savings in this Commonwealth may invest their deposits and the income derived therefrom, in the bonds of said company issued according to law, notwithstanding the existence of the present mortgage
Indebtedness, not matured, upon that part of its railroad, franchise
and property, formerly belonging to the Boston Winthrtp & Shore
Railroad Company.
In the legally-authorized bonds of the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company, of the Michigan Central Railroad
Michigan Southern Railway Company,
Company, of the Lake Shore
of the Illinois Central Railroad Company, of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, of the Delaware Lackawanna <fe Western Railroad
Company, of the Chicago Burlington it Ouincy Railroad Company, of
the Chicago <fc North Western Railway Company and of the
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company: provided that all such bonds
shall be secured by a first mortgage of the whole or a part of the
railroad and railroad property actually in the possession of and
operated by such company; and provided further that each railroad whose bonds are hereby authorized for investment shall have
earned and paid regular dividends on all its Issues of capital stock of
not less than four per cent each fiscal year for the ten years next preceding such investment, and that such capital stock shall equal or
exceed in amount one third of the par value of all Its bonded indebtedness.
In the legally-authorized bonds of any railroad company incorporated under the authority of the States of New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois or Iowa whose road Is located
wholly or In part in the same, and has earned and paid regular divide (1 ol not less than four per cent per annum on all Its issues of
capital stock for the ten years preceding .such investment: provided
said bonds be secured by a first mortgage of the whole or a part of the
railroad and railroad property of such company, and be guaranteed,
both principal and interest, by one or more of the companies named
In the first clause ol this Act.
By the provisions of Section 4 of Chapter 516 of the Acts of 1896,
incorporating the Boston Terminal Company, savings banks and institutions for savings were authorized to invest in the mortgage bonds of
:
;
:
;
&
tii
a1
company.
Bank Stock.— Thirty-five
investments.
per cent of deposits, both as loans and
—Stock of any bank incorporated under the authority of this
Commonwealth.
Stock of any national bank located
in
any
of the
New England
States.
Stock of any trust company, or safe deposit and trust company,
Incorporated under the laws of and doing business within this Commonwealth, as provided for in chapter four hundred thirteen of the
acts of the year eighteen hundred eighty-eight, or of those trust companies, or safe deposit and trust companies, incorporated as snch by
;
MASSACHUSETTS
October, 1901
Real Estate for Banking Purposes.— Fkv per cent of deposits
but not exceeding $'200,000.— For the purpose of a site and the erection
or preparation of a suitable building for the convenient transaction of
its business.
Heal Kstate by Foreclosure.— May hold real estate acquired by
foreclosure or otherwise; same to be sold within tive years after the
Commissioners may In certain cases,
title Is rested in the corporation.
upon petition of the board of investment, grant an additional time
within which such real estate shall be sold. See Chapter 77, Acts of
1880.
Loans on Real Estate.— Scrcnti/ per cent of whole amount of
deposits.— First mortgages on real estate situated in this Commonwealth, to au amount not exceeding sixty per cent of the valuation
thereof, no loan to be made except upon report of not less than two
members of the board of investment, who shall certify to the value of
the premises to he mortgaged, such report to be tiled and preserved
with the records of the corporation.
Loans on Personal Security .—Thirty-three and one-third percent
Bonds or other personal securities, payable
o<' deposits and income.
and to be paid at a time not exceeding one year, with at least two
lies, if principal and sureties are all citizens of and resident in this
Commonwealth, provided that the total liabilities to any such corporation of any person, partnership, company or corporation for money
borrowed upon personal security, including in the liabilities of a partnership or company the liabilities of the several members thereof, shall
at no time exceed tive per cent of such deposits and income.
Loans on Railroad Stock —Aggregate of Investments Unlimited.
Notes of citizens of this Commonwealth, with pledge as collateral of
the stock of any railroad company incorporated under the authority of
of the New England States whose road is located wholly or in part
therein, which is in possession of and operating its own road, and
—
my
which has earned and paid regular dividends of not less than tive percent
per annum on all issues of its capital stock for tive years next preceding
the date of such note or notes or any renewal thereof, at no more than
seventy-live per cent of the market value thereof, such note or notes to
be made payable on demand and to be paid or renewed within one year
of the datethereof.
Note or notes of any citizen of this Commonwealth, with a pledge as
collateral of shares of the capital stock of the Boston & Lowell Railroad Corporation; of the Boston & Providence Railroad Company; of
the Connecticut River Railroad Company, and of the Old Colony Railroad Company, notwithstanding the road of each of said companies
may be leased* to some other railroad company; such note or notes not
to exceed in any case seventy-five per cent of the market value of
the securities pledged, and to be made payable on demand, and to be
paid or renewed within one year of the date thereof.
Street railway companies shall not be considered railroad companies
within the meaning of this section.
Loans on Public Funds Aggregate of Investments Unlimited
Notes of any citizen of this Commonwealth, with pledge of the bonds of
the United States any of the New England States State of New York
bonds or notes of any city, county or town of this Commonwealth;
bonds or notes of any city of the States of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island or Connecticut whose net indebtedness* does not
exceed tive per cent of the last preceding valuation of property therein
for the assessment of taxes
bonds or notes of any county or town
thereof whose net indebtedness* does not exceed three per cent of such
valuation.
Loans not to exceed the par value of the securities pledged.
Notes of any citizen of this Commonwealth, with a pledge as collateral
of the bonds of the States of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri and of the District of Columbia; of any city of the aforesaid States and the State of New York, issued
for municipal purposes, and refunding bonds issued to take up at maturity bonds which have been issued for other than municipal purposes, but
on which the interest has been fully paid, which has at the date of such
investment more than 30,000 inhabitants, as established by the last
national or State census, or city census taken in the same manner as a
national or State census, whose net indebtedness* does not exceed Ave
per cent of the last preceding valuation of the property therein for the
—
—
;
ANB TOWNS*
CITIES
special charters granted under the laws of ami doing business within
this Commonwealth, whose special charters require them to provide
the same security as prescribed in sections thirteen and fourteen of
said chapter four"hundred thirteen.
Holdings, by way of investment or as security for loans, in the Stock of
am/ one bank, trust company, or safe deposit ami trust company not to
exceed three per cent of deposits nor more than $100,000, nor an amount
exceeding one-quarter of the capital Stock thereof.
;
.
:
17
may be approved by the board of commissioners of savbanks.
In the bonds of the Maine Central Railroad Company known as
consolidated mortgage bonds, notwithstanding the existence of
a mortgage indebtedness not matured upon the whole or a
part of the road of said railroad company: provided, however,
that said bonds be issued in whole or in part to renew and
first
mortgage indebtedness, and that
said
existing
refund
an amount of such bonds equal at the par value to the amount of such
existing mortgage indebtedness shall, by the terms of the mortgage
securing the same, be made applicable exclusively to the payment of
such existing mortgage indebtedness; and for the purpose of securing
such payment at the maturity of the same, said bonds shall be deposited with and held by such trust company, incorporated under the laws
of this Commonwealth and doing business in the city of Boston, as
may lie approved by the Boaru of Commissioners of Savings Banks.
Bonds or notes of the Boston & Maine Railroad, issued according to
law, notwithstanding any mortgages on that part of its railroad, franchises and property formerly belonging to the Eastern Railroad Company, the Eastern Railroad in New Hampshire or the Portsmouth
Great Falls & Conway Railroad.
First mortgage bonds of the Boston Terminal Company.
In the notes of any citizen of the Commonwealth with a pledge as
collateral of any of the securities mentioned above under Railroad
Bonds and Notes in the two paragraphs next to the last.
Loans not to exceed, the par value of the securities pledged.
Loans on Rank Stock.— Thirty-five per cent of deposits both as loans
and investments. Notes of any citizen of this Commonwealth, with a
pledge as collateral of the stock of any bank incorporated by this
Commonwealth; or the stock of any national bank located in any of
the New England States or the stock of any trust company, or safe
deposit and trust company, incorporated under the laws of and doing
business within this Commonwealth, as provided for in chapter four
hundred thirteen of the acts of the year eighteen hundred eighty-eight,
or of those trust companies, or safe deposit and trust companies, incorporated as such by special charters granted under the laws of and
doing business within this Commonwealth, whose special charters require them to provide the same security as prescribed in sections thirteen and fourteen of said chapter four hundred thirteen.
Loans to be made at no more than eighty per cent of the market value
of the stock pledged and not exceeding the par value thereof.
Holdings, oy way of investment or as security for loans, in the stock of
any one bank, trust company, or safe deposit and trust company, not to
exceed three per cent of deposits, nor more than $100,000, nor an amount
exceeding one-quarter of the capital slock thereof.
Loans to Depositors— Aggregate of Investments Unlimited. Personal notes of depositors in the corporation, but not exceeding onehalf of the amount of his deposit to a depositor, with pledge of deposit
and book of such depositor as collateral security.
Deposits in Ranks.—Aggregate of Investments Unlimited.—May
deposit sums of money, on call, in any bank incorporated under the laws
of this Commonwealth, or in any national bank located in any of the
New England States, or in any trust company, or safe deposit and trust
company, incorporated under the laws of and doing business within
this Commonwealth, as provided for in chapter four hundred thirteen of the acts of the year eighteen hundred eighty-eight, or in those
trust companies, or safe deposit and trust companies, incorporated as
such by special charters granted under the laws of and doing business
within this Commonwealth, whose special charters require them to
provide the same security as prescribed in sections thirteen and fourteen of said chapter four hundred thirteen, to an amount not exceeding five per cent of total deposits in any one such bank or company,
but such deposits shall not exceed in amount twenty-five per cent of
the capital stock and surplus of such depositary.
of Boston, as
luffs
—
;
,
—
;
assessment of taxes.
Loans not
to
exceed eighty per cent of the market value of the securities
pledged.
Loan- on Railroad Hondm.— Aggregate
— Notes of any citizen
of Investments Unlimited.
of this Commonwealth, with a pledge as collateral
of any of the following securities, viz.: First mortgage bonds of any
railroad company incorporated by any of the New England States,
whose road is located wholly or in part therein, which is in possession
of and operating its own road, and which has earned and paid regular
dividends of not less than 3 per cent per annum on all its issues of
capital stock for two years next preceding such investment.
First mortgage bonds, guaranteed by such railroad company, of any
railroad company so incorporated, whose road is thus located.
Bonds or notes of any railroad company incorporated under the laws
ef this Commonwealth whose road is located wholly or in part in the
tame, which
is
dend of not
less
unencumbered by mortgage, and which has paid a divithan five per cent per annum tor two years next preceding such investment.
First mortgage bonds of any railroad company incorporated under
the authority of any of the New England States and whose road is
located wholly or in part in the same, and has earned and paid regular
dividends of not ess than 3 per cent per annum for the two years next
preceding such investment on all its issues of capital stock, notwithstanding the road of such company may be leased to some other rail
road company.
Bonds and notes of the New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad.
Bonds or notes of the Old Colony Railroad Company.
Bonds or notes of the Fitchburg Railroad Company.
Bonds oi notes of the Boston & Lowell Railroad Corporation.
First mortgage bonds of the Concord & Montreal Railroad, notwithstanding such company be formed by the union of two or more
companies, only one of which has paid regular dividends for the
two years next preceding such investment on all its issues of
capital stock, and notwithstanding the mortgage indebtedness existing
on that part of its road formerly belonging to the Boston Concord &
Montreal Railroad provided, however, that said bonds shall be issued
In whole or in part to renew and refuud said existing first mortgage
Indebtedness, and that an amount of such bonds equal at the par value
to the amount of such existing mortgage indebtedness shall, by the
terms of the mortgage securing the same, be made applicable exclusively to the payment of such existing mortgage indebtedness and, for
the purpose of securing such payment at the maturity of the same,
shall be deposited with and held by such trust company, incorporated
under the laws of this Commonwealth and doing business in the city
:
•The term "net indebtedness " used
of city, town or district in any
statute limiting or regulating the investment of the deposits in savings
banks and trust companies, or other like funds, shall be construed to
denote the indebteduess of such city, town or district omitting the debt
created for supplying the inhabitants with water, and deducting the
amount of sinking funds available for the pavment of such indebtedmoss
Cities,
Counties and Towns
IX
THE
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Note.— For places not given in alphabetical order among the following
statements, see "additional statements" at the end of this Stale.
AGGREGATE MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS.
The gross interest-bearing debt of all municipalities of the State was
$181,471,134 on May 1, 1900, at an average interest rate of about 4
per cent. The amount raised by taxation for interest alone in 1900 was
estimated at $7,258,845.
The following table shows the aggregate assessed valuation as
returned by the local assessors, the aggregate net debt of all the
municipalities of the State, and the percentage of the same, for the
years indicated
A gg regale
fear.
Valuation.
Net Debt.
Percentage.
1900
$2,961,119,947
$131,0it>,743
44
1899
2,876,021,'^22
4-4
128,051,487
1898
4-3
2,764,242,784
121,385,139
1897
2,702,328,054
4-2
115,798,889
1896
2,622,520,278
3-»
104.702.875
1895
2,542,348,993
3-8
98,511,920
1894
2,471,521,505
87,786,918
35
1893
3'2
2,428,339,029
80,125,652
1892
3'2
2,333,025,090
76,483,323
1891
3-2
2,245,042,273
73,066,660
1890
3-2
2,154,134,626
70.742,786
1885
3-5
1,782,349,143
63,306,213
1880
1,584,756,802
68,512,929
43
3"8
1875
1,840,792,728
71,784,006
1871
1,497,351,686
39,421.298
26
,
ABINGTON.-G.
This town
is
LOANS-
in
Water Loan—
E. Farrar,. Treasurer.
Plymouth County.
When Due. Bonded d'bt Jau.10, 1901.$122,000
Floating debt
May, $5.000. .May
7,167
1902 to Total debt Jan. 10, 1901. 129,167
Tax valuation 1900
1, 1916
2,413,897
4s, Jan. ,$17,000.... Jan. 1, 1902 to
Prop'ty is assessed at actual value.
($1,000 due yearly) Jan. 1, 1918 Total tax (per $1,000) 19OO.$19'10
4s, M&N, $24,000... May, 1923-'o0 Population in 1900 was
4,489
Population in 1890 was
4,260
INTERESTS payable in Boston at the National Bank of Redemption
4s,
1,
($5,000 due yearly)..May
ADAMS. —This town
Berkshire County.
Town debt May 1, 1900. $102,450
$20,000. Oct. 3, 1902-05 Fire district debt (add'l) 107,500
40,000
Oct 6, 1906 Tax valuation lflOl
5,348,045
7,000
Oct 3, 1907 Total tax (per $1,000) 1901 .$17-00
Population in 1900 was
Fire Dist. Wat. Bonds
11,134
$65.000. . . .Oct., 1902-1 1 Population in 1890 was
9,213
30,000. ...Oct.. 1909-14
7,500
Oct. 4, 1304
NOTES—
4s,
A&O,
...,
is in
When Due.
I
|
I
I
Adams
A&O,
A&O,
A&O.
5s,
4s,
4s,
|
I
'
3
18
ST/*T£
AW AM. —JuDSON
AG
A8WMB
LOANS—
When
Town
Notes FOR
BOAoe, bridges—
CITY
W. Hastings, Treasurer.
Sinking fund
Net debt Apr.
r>ltt'-
Schools.
1, 1901....
$7,051
32,949
MO
valuation, real
1,201,
Tax \ aluation, personal. 188,672
Total valuation 1900. .. .1,390,182
Property assessed ut actual value.
Tax (per $1,000). 1901
$1560
1
i\
On demand.
$2,000
25,000 ...Juno 1.1914
1902-1904
3.000
4s.
($1,000 due yearly on June 1.)
2,536
June 1. 1905 Population in 1900 was
4s J A: D, $5,000
2,352
«T M a N. 4 000. ..May 1, 1910 Population 1 $90 was
2,216
Total debt April 1. 1901.. $10,000 Population 1S80 was
INTEREST on notes ilue in 1914 is paid in Boston on those due on
Aeuiand at Aawaui; on all others at Springfield.
6s.
March,
A
J A
D,
D,
|
AlUyQRTTRV
IVltODUn
I
Amesbury township
<p O RTE R S AR G ENT, Treasurer.
N E colLINS, Clerk.
.
}
In
is
LOANS—
Essex County.
mien Due. Net debt Jan. 1, 1901.... $89,479
Tax valuation, real
4,156,863
Finding Bonds:
4«, J AJ. $71,000
.1902-1912
in 1902. $23,000 in 1907,
in 1912).
bond. debt Jau. l.'Ol.. $71,000
($23,000
ooo
TT
Floating debt
37,1«K)
Total debt Jan. 1, 1901.. 108,100
Sink.fundassets
18,621
AMHERST.—
C.
town
Hampshire
This
is
in
LOANS—
I
I
|
I
I
JAJ, $13.000
A -\ir\r^\rT?T>
A1N
U^> V Ctrl.
This town
1,
A.
LOANS—
June
1,
1903
vter Bonds —
M
8, - '0,000..
)
($5,000 due yearly)
s
4-.
.
Nov.l, 1901 to
Nov.
Nov.
notes
35,000
Bond. debt Jan. 14, 1901. 270,000
Floating debt
73,345
Total debt Jan. 14, 1901. 343,345
Sinking fund
33,937
Net debt Jan. 14, 1901... 309,408
Tax valuation 1900
5,069,671
Real valuation (est.).... 5,500,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900.. $1550
Population in 1900 was
6,873
Population in 1890 was
6,142
1918
1919
4s, MAX. $13.000
10,000
June
1922
4s, JAD,
10,000
June 1,1923
4s, JAD,
15,000.. .. June 1, 1925
4s, J&D,
5,000. ..June 1, 1928
48. J<SrD.
INTEREST is payable at the Nat. Bank of Commonwealth, Boston.
1,
1,
1,
j
.
ARLINGTON.
— B.
This town
Middlesex
LOANS—
MAN,
4s
4s
4s
Delmont Locke,
When Due.
School Loans—
4s,
Nov.
,
,
4s.
1.
Sewer Bonds 1896—
J&D, $100,000. ...June 1, 1936
10,500
On demand
Park Loan—
4s,
4s,
4s.
Town
SHs,
,+15,000
Nov. 1, 1946
Hai.l Site Loan —
.April
1,1939
,$52,000.
I
rlLJL-.. —
AATur
town
,
T
I
This
is
J&J, $91,000
J&J, 92,000
A&O, 92,000
Jan. 1, 1912
Jan. 1, 1922
Apr. 1,1924
A&O, 5,000
A&O, 15,010
A&O, 10,000
A&O, 10,000
Oct. 1,1926
Oct 1,1928
Oct. 1,1927
Oct. 1,1925
Other debts
$118,116
Total debt Jan. 1, 1901. 762,465
Tax valuation 1900
8,748,206
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900 $18*00
(Assessment at actual value.)
Population in 1900 was
8,603
Population in 1890 was
5,629
When Due.
Refunding Loan—
3*»s, A&O, $8,250
1901-1908
9,550
320s,A&O, 8.850
Oct. 1, 1901
J&J, $19,000
(Part due yearly) to Oct. 1, 1905
Sewer Loan (outside debt limit.)
1906-910
.Oct. '06 to '10
Grade Crossing BondsJAJ, $15.000
On demand
4s,
J&J, $50,000
INTEREST
July
1,
1924
Engine House—
4^s&4s. A&O,$l,500.Oct. 1,1902
Oct. 1, 1902
A&O, $6,750
Total debt Feb. 1. 1901.. $146,250
Tax valuation 1901
4,172,525
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1901. $19-20
Population in 1900 was
7,061
Population in 1890 was
6,319
4s,
is secured by sinkinjr fund.
payable in Boston, Worcester, Greenfield and AthoL
to
ATTLEBOROUGH.-F,
town, which
County, was
I)
Thl*
is in
Bristol
Babcock. Treas.
divided July 30, 1887,
and the outstanding bonded debtor $100,000 was apportioned $02,930
(since paid> to Attlcborouirh and $27,802 to N'o.Attleborough, which see.
LOANS
When Due.
-
Town Bonds—
Water Bonds— (Conei'd) —
JAJ,$12 000.. .July 1,1930
JAJ, 10,000.. .Jan. 1, 1921
\AO, 20,000.... April 1, 1921
,
..Jan.
1,
1906
3i«B, g,
MAN, $30,000
water Bond*—
.Nov.
1,
1920
Bond debt Ooc.
7s,
J&J. $10.000...
"
Jan.
1,
4s,
4h,
4s,
A&O, 20.000
MAS, 12,0oo
Ian.
1,
Oct
1.
1,
1,
00
July
July
July
10,000
July
4-.
.1
kJ,
i
-"".o.OOO...
mi, lio^
3^-,
to, 20,000
4s,
J&J,
JAJ,
1904
Oct. 1, 1902
Oct. 1, 1912
8ept.l, 1915
20.000
25,000
35,000
•
4-, J
4s,
JAJ, 13,000.... July
g, J&J, 15,000.. ..July
AYER.-H.
This town
is
LOANS-
I).
4s.
1,
:
1924
1
1927
I
1929
Low
OOO
4s,
F&A, 10,000
F&A, 13,000
F&A, 24,000
1, 1901.. $397,00C
Floating debt
100,000
Total debt Oct. 1, 1901.. 497,000
Sinking fund assets
83,670
Net debt Oct. 1, 1901.... 413,330
Water debt (incl. above). 317,000
Water deot sinking fund
(IncL above)
55,020
Tax valuation, real
5,891,433
Tax valuation, personal.1,82 4,699
Total valuation 1901 .. ..7,715,134
Total tax per $1,000 1901. .$1770
Population in 1900 was
11,335
Population in 1890 was
7,577
Stoke, Treasurer.
(NOTl
Water DEBT (NOTES)—
4-.
4a,
1,
I
situated In Middl.
When Due,
School HOUSE
4f»,
1,
1.
:
...
L903
1
:
1913
1918
Refundino Notes— (Con.)
When Due.
Buildino Debt—
MAN, $60,000 Nov. 1, 1903
3s,
J&D,
10,000... Dec. 31, 1901
On demand
5,000
Refunding Notes—
3s,
3s,
MAN, $10,000
M&N, 10,000
—
Essex
is
in
.
J
SAMUEL COLE,
\c. F.
,
$3
',000.
July 1.1911
*13&*18
July
1,
1902 '19
4s JAJ. $32,000. July 1,1902-'10
4s,
J&J,
July 1,1911
39,000
Water Loan—
4b,
F&A, $1^0.000
.Feb. 1,1917
18.000.. Mar.l, 1902 '09
..,
School Bonds—
5s,
,
$34,000
Dec, 1901 05
BILLERICA.— H.
This town
is
ity.
Interest payable at Ayer.
Tot.bond.debl Feb. 1,1 901. $56,000
Water debt Unci above)... 54,000
ed valuation 1900.1,51 1,302
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$15'90
Population In 1900 was
2,446
Population In 1890 was
2,148
Mayor.
'01. $1 090,000
Floating debt
60,000
Total debt Jan. 1, '01.. 1,150,000
Sinking fund
406,457
Net debt Jan. 1,1901..
643,543
Water debt (included)..
170,000
Water sink, fund (inc.).
48,729
Assessed val'u, real ...11,963,700
Assessed val'n, pers'nal 4,129/50
Total valuation 1900 16,093.250
Tax rate (per M.) 1900.
16 00
Population in 1900 was ....13,884
Population in 1890 was
10,821
20, 000.. '03*08
Sewer Ronds—
95,667
81,108
Bonded debt Jan.l,
Park Bonds—
... ...
.Nov. 1,1905
..
LEE, Treasurer.
County.
When Dne.
JAJ, $793,000
6s,...,
$5,000
Population in 1900 was
Population in 1890 was
Nov.l, 1902
Nov. 1, 1904
DTrAT-TTTOT
DEL, V ll.tl.L-, "V
X
MAN,
Interest payable at Pittsfleld.
Total debt Sept.l, 1901. $100,000
Tax valuation 1900... 58, 834,603
. . .
A. King, Treasurer.
in Middlesex Countv.
Town Hall Bonds
A&O, 30-yr
Water Bonds —
4s, M&N, 30-yr.
$30,000
$90,000
3^s, Apr., $25,000
Apr., 1921
Bonded debt Aug. 17, 01 $145,003
17,:>8">
Floating debt
INTEREST is payable in Boston
Total debt Aujr. 17, 1901.$16?,385
Sink'ng fund assets
8,505
Net debt Aug. 17, 1901.. 153,880
Assessed valu'n, 1900... 2,077,284
Assessment about 80% actual val.
Tax rate (per M) 1901...
$1380
Population in 1890was
2,380
Population In 1900 was
2,775
by the Old Colony Trust Co.
THOMAS
HART, Mayor.
_____
JAMES
DODGE, Acting
BOSTON — (JAMES
H. DODGE,
N.
B.
(
J
City Treasurer.
City Auditor.
The county of Suffolk, in which Boston is situated, contains also
the city of Chelsea and the towns of Revere and Winthrop. Boston,
however, receives all the county income, pays all the county expenses,
owns the county buildings, and is responsible for the county debt, which
amounted on July 31, 1901, to $3,516,000. The details of this county
debt are included ui the following financial report for this city.
When Due.
LOANS—
MinCbl" Loans - (Con.) -
When Due.
ts, A&O, $160,000... Oct. 1, 1911
J&J,
90,000. .Jan. 1,1912
3»28,A&0, 250,000... Oct. 1. 1917
3»U8,A&0, 21,000... Oct. 1. 1918
3*28, J&J, 130,000.. July 1,1919
S^s.J&J, 500,000... J u'y 1, 1937
3i28,J&J, 300,000... Jan. 1,1938
3^8, J&J, 300,000... J uly 1, 1939
A&0,$1, 275,000... Apr.l, 1902
1, 1903
1, 1903
1, 1904
3kS,J&J, 300,000... Jan. 1, 1905
"
90.000.. Oct.
4s, A&O,
1, 1906
4s, A&O
145,500.. .Oct.15, 1906
25,000.. .Jan. 1, 1906
3s, J&J,
606,000.. .Jan. 1, 1907
10,000. ..Oct. 1,1934 4s, J&J,
4s, A&O,
4s, AAO,
10,000. .Oct. 1, 1935 3^8, JAJ, 833,000.. .July 1, 1907
13,800.. .Oct. 1, 1907
4s, JAJ,
30,000. July 1, 1936 4s, AAO.
50,000.. .Jan. 1, 1908
100,000. .. Oct. 1, 1936 3^8, JAJ,
4s, A&O,
3Hi9.A&0, 50,000... Oct. 1, 1938 3^8, JAJ, 11,500. ..July 1. 1908
3>ss,J&J, 400,0( 0... Jan. 1, 1940 3Jus,A&0, 250.000... Oct. 1, 1908
3^8, JAJ, 200,000... July 1,1940 3^38, A&O, 178,400. .Apr. 1,1809
3 1<38, J&J, 209,600.. .July 1, 1909
Highways—
17,600 ..Oct. 1, 1909
$25,800... Apr. 1, 1902 3>«8,A&0,
4s. A&O,
92,000... Oct. 1, 1909
31,000. ..July 1,1912 3s, A&O,
4a, J&J,
13,200. ..Deo. 1,1909
4s, A&O,
243,200 -Oct. 1, 1912 3H3S.J&D,
220 .Jan. 1, 1911
150,000... Jan. 1, 191
3»«8,J&J,
4s, J&J,
3s, J&J,
129,580... Jan. 1, 1911
350,000.... July 1,191
4s, J&J,
4s, A&O, 150,000.... Oct. 1,1913 48, A&O, 1,599,725... Apr. 1,1912
4s, A&O, 2,514,100. ..Apr. 1, 1913
4s, A&O, 200,000.... Apr. 1, 1914
599.800... Oct. 1,1914
300,000... July 1, 19H 4s, A&O,
4s, J&J,
367,000. .Apr. 1, 1915
500,000.... J uly 1. 1915 4s, A&O,
4s, J&J,
401,500... Oct. 1,1915
150,000. ...Jan. 1, 1916 48, A&O,
4s, J&J,
4s, J&J,
700,000.... July 1, 1916 4s, JAJ, 1, 115,700... Jan. 1, 1916
589,500... July 1, 1916
3>u8, J&J, 500,000.... Jan. 1. 1917 4s, J&J,
3,000. Apr. 1, 1916
J&J. 150,000. ...July 1,1917 48, AAO,
4s,
3i«8,A&0, 200,000.... Oct. 1, 1918 4s, A&O
192,500... Oct. 1,1916
3«*a, J&.J, 825,000 ...July 1, 1919 4s, M&N, 22:i,r,00...Nov.30,19l6
45,500... Jan. 1,1917
3 ^s, J&J, 750,000... Jan. 1, 1928 4s, JAJ,
3 iss, J&J,
3,000... Apr. 1, 1917
5,000.... July 1,1928 4s, A&O,
309,000... July 1, 1917
3 kss, A&O, 606,000... Oct. 1,1928 4s, J&J,
4s,
Old Debt—
4-,
The sewer loan
LOANS—
3^8, JAD,
H. Tucker, Treas.
is Pittsflold.
LOANS—
4*89,
Oct. 1, 1901
(Part due yearly) to Oct. 1, 1904
Oct. 1.1901
4a, AAO, $4,000
8cH.,Sr.r\n\&F.AL'M Lo'n (Notes)
4s, A&O, $7,000
Oct. 1, 1901
(Part due yearly) to Oct. 1, 1905
,
BERKSHIRE
CO.— Geo.
County
Bridge Bonds—
situated in Worcester County.
A&O, $13,500
3^j»
4,000..June, '02, to '09
School Bonds—
JHENRIE C. FAY, Treasurer.
>GEOBGE HARRIS FO YE, Clerk.
LOANS—
School Loans—
4s,
Treasurer.
Water Works—
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s.
1913
22.000.Nov. 1, 1901-05
35,000.. .June, 1901 09
2,*98... June 1. 1910
56, 150.. April. 1902-19
$'14,600
J&D,
Electric Light Bonds—
4s. J&D. $14,000
June 1, 1923
Fire Dept. Bonds—
4s, J&D, $8,000. June 1,'02, to '17
4s,
County
is in
4s,
1902
1907
1902
1909
1925
1926
1926
1,1929
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
J&D, $4,000
June
($500 due yearly) to June
F&A, $8,000
Aug.
July
J&J, 6,000
J&D, 5,000
Dec.
J&D, 7,000
June
Interest is payable in Boston.
Bonded debt Sept. 1, 1901 $199,000
Water debt (included)...
40,500
Tax valuation, real
3,925,310
Tax valuation, pers'l
1,395,960
Total valuation 1901.... 5, 321. 270
Assessment same as actual value.
Total tax (per 1,000) 1901 $1680
Population in 1900 was
3,929
Population in 1890 was
2,098
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
1, 1924
July 1,1926
JAD,
June 1, 1927
Street & Fire Dept. Loan—
4s. J&D, $2,300
June 1,1902
($500 y'rly to 1905; $300 in 1906.)
4s. A&O, $25,000
Oct. 1, 1908
9,000
6,000
Aug.
4s,
1902
J&J,
F&A, $10,500
($1,750 due y'rly) to Aug.
Sewer Loan—
MAN, $18,000..... Nov.
4s,
Town
1,
4s,
4s,
4s,
seat
Treasurer.
Water Loans—
4s,
J&D, $40,000
Juuel, 1917
3 >i s, J&D, 7,003..June, '02 to '08
3^e, J&D, 30,000.. June, '09 to '23
Town Bonds—
Park notes, $6,800
190l T 1904
Memorial Hall notes.... $25,000
($10,000 in 1903, $20,000 in 1908
and 1913 and $30,000 in 1928.)
glflS, AAO, $30,000.. ..Oct. 1, 1904
J&D. 15,000. ..June 1,1903
4s.
($1,350 due yearly) to Deo.
LOANS—
Clerk
Chenert,
-W. L.
in Middlesex County.
4s,
This city
Treasurer.
Park Notes—
When Due.
Bbwib Bonds—
4s J*n $80,000
\v
PARKER,
ABRAHAM MARLAND,
Essex County.
is in
is
LXXIII
Vol.
When Due.
LOANS—
School House and St. Bonds—
4s, M&S, $1,000
Mob. 1, 1902
4s, J&D,
2,700.
Dec. 1, 1901
4s,
4s,
Treasurer.
Total debt Feb. 20, 1901. $100,000
Total valuation 1901. ...3,326,711
Assessment about actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1901. $1800
Population in 1900 was
5,028
Population in 1890 was
4,512
1920
GEO.
5
}
BELMONT.-
New County
County.
Nov. 7,1901
JAJ, $50,000 ...Jan.
H
Edwards,
Refunding Bonds—
4s. g.,
Pax valuation, personal. 1,064,165
Total valuation, 1900. .5,221,028
actual value.
Assessment about
Total tax ratefper M.) 1900.$15-40
Population in 1900 was
9,473
Population in 1890 was
9,798
|
When Due.
Railroad Bonds—
41-js.
II.
8Uf ?1£M£NT,
This town
County.
in ITMIjWlHIl
is
MB
.
4s,
3^8, J&J, 300,C00...Jan.
3i«s,A&0, 100,000... Oct.
3»ae, J&J, 300,000... July
.
. .
.
.
j&j
A&O,
J&J
A&O,
3 Mas, J&J
203,500... July
1, 1917
"
169,000.. .Oct. 1, 1917
Jan.
1. 1918
130,800
3128, A&O 299,000.. Apr. 1, 1918
3128, J&J,
80,000.. .July 1, 1918
18,000.. .Oct. 1,1918
3*28, A&O
3^8, A&O, 228,100. .Apr. 1,1919
3^8, JAJ, 531,200. .July 1, 1919
3s, AAO,
8,000... Oct. 1,1919
650... .Jan. 1, 1929
99,800.. ..Apr. 1, 1929
35,000. .. Oct. 1. 1929
3>flS, i&O.
3>*8,J&J, 643,000... Jan. 1,1930
luly 1, 1930
3»2B. J&J, 661,000
3s, JAJ,
3,554. ..Jaly 1, 1930
450,000.. .Jan. 1,1931
3M.J&J,
300,000... Apr. 1, 1931
3s. A.tO,
3^8,
$44,000. ..Jan. 4, 1916
175,000... Oct. 1,1922
200,000... Jan. 1, 1923
J&J,
4s, A&O,
325,000... Oct. 1, 1923
4s, A&O,
100,000... Oct. 1, 1924
49,500... Jan. 1, 1925
4s, A&O,
150,500.. .Oct. 1,1925
4s, A&O,
3'2H,A&0, 100.000.. Oct. 1, 1918
3>aB,AAO,
3>28,JAD,
3>4H,
313s.
Library Bonds—
48,
48,
4s,
"
4b,
J&J,
A&O,
Miscellaneous
J&J,
"
Loans—
$25,000... Jan.
1,
1902
4s,
3s, .JAJ,
3k, AAO,.
3»S8,A&0
38,
J&J
.
10,000 ..Oct.
J&J,
A&O
J&J,
1919
40 1,000. ..Jan. 1,1921
Apr. 1,1*21
133,000
25,000 .Oct. 1, 1928
75,000 .Jan. 1,1931
.
Park bonds
4s,
4b,
4b,
1,
43/ 00.. .Dec. 1,1919
$343,000
.Jan.
1,1913
913,000... Apr. 1, 1913
1914
500,000... Jan.,
3
:
—
.
M^SS^CtfUSnTS-CITIES
October, 1901.
Skwkragk Bonds— (' on.)
When Due.
LOANS4s, A&O. $67,650.... Apr. 1
Park Bonds— (Con.)—
$75,000... Apr. 1, 1014 4s, JA-J, 35,000.... July
4s, A&O,
July
500,000... Oct. 1,1914 3^9, J & J ,100,000.
4s, A&O.
4s, J&J, 1,000.000... Jan. 1, L925 3^8, J&J, 50,000.... Jau.
4s,
A&O, 50.000... Oct. 1, 1927 3*28. A&O,359,000....Oct.
20,000. .. Apr. 1, 1916 3*ss. A&O, 25,000. ..Air.
3»2S,AAO,
July
8HS.AAO, 55,000. ..Oct. 1,1916 3!as, J & J,50O,000.
3>«8, J&J. 500,000... Jan. 1, 1027 3s, J&J, 309,000.... July 1
41,000. ...Oct.15
3»29, J&J, 450,000.. .Jan. 1. 1028 4s, A&O.
S^SB, AAO, 50.000... Apr. 1, 1028 3>«8, J&J, 500,000. ...Jan. 1
. .
. .
.
.
34s.A&0. 450,000. ..Oct. 1. 1028 3V9, J&J, 500,000.... July
20,000. ..Oct 1,1915 3^s,AAO. 1,000,000 .Oct.
3»48, A&O,
3»28.
J&J,
3H)8,JaJ,
3»«9,J&J,
500,000... July
Jau.
561,000.
130.000
July
1, 1929
1, 10:>o
1, 1930
$-150,000... Jau. 1,1918
1918
5,000... Apr.,
1918
5,000... July,
1918
40,000... Oct.,
480,500... Jan 1, 1919
1919
16,000... Apr.,
1919
3,500... July,
439,500... Jau. 1,1920
1920
16,400... July,
1920
44,100. ..Oct.,
500,000... Jan. 1, 1921
25,000... Jan. 1, 1921
3^8. A&O, 151,000... Apr. 1, 1929
3^8, J&J, 49,000... July 1,1929
38, J&J, 154,000. ..July 1,1930
46,000... July 1,1930
3*28, J&J,
?5,000...Jan. 1, 1931
3s, J&J,
Jan. 1, 1937
500,000
3>28, J&J
Park Loan of 1891
4s, J&D, $700,000.... June 1, 1921
48, A&O, 200,000.... Apr. 1,1922
48, A&O, 301,000.... Oct. 1. 1922
250,000.... Jan. 1, 1923
4s, J&J,
500,000.... July 1, 1923
48, J&J,
4s, A&O, 450,000.... Oct. 1, 1923
99,000.... Jan. 1, 1924
4s, J&J,
48, Aa 0,1,000,000.... Oct. 1,1924
.
—
Pub. Inst's and City Hospit'l—
J&J, $38,500... July 1, 1908
8,000... July 1, 1909
3^8. J&J,
14,900... D>c. 1, 1909
3»S8j&l),
10.000 ..Apr. 1, 1910
S>*8,A&0,
3*28,
1
1
3i28j&J, 1,000,000. ..July
1
3 4>s,J&J, 100,000.. .Jan.
1
3>*9,A&O,109,000
S'ss.J&J, 791,000
Pakk Construction48, J&J,
4s, A&O,
4s, J&J,
4s, A&O,
48, J A J.
4s, A&O,
4s, J&J,
48, J&J
48, J&J,
48, A&O,
48, J&J,
38, J&J,
:
:
.
Stony Brook, &c
4s, A&O, $500,000. ...Oct.
30,000.. .Oct.
48, A&O,
4s, A&O. 1 00,000.... Oot. 1
3139, J&J, 300,000.. ..July 1
3^s, J&J, 100,000.... Jan. 1
3»*8, J&J, 350 000.... July 1
1917
1913
1936
1937
1938
1939
Street, Etc., Bonds
1874
1909
1 1910
1 1911
1 1912
1 1913
1 1914
1 1914
1 1914
1 1914
1 1935
1 1936
1 1917
1 1937
July 1 1918
3*29, J&J, 181,480
3J«8,A&0.
4,500.
.Oct. 1 1918
3s,
J&J, 25,000.... Jan. 1 1931
July 1 1938
3^8, J&J, 209,000
3»28,A&0, 541,000
Oct. 1 1938
5s, J&J,
3>«s, J&J,
$1,000.. .. Jan.
22,C00....Jan.
Jan.
3iflS,J&J,
1,000
4s, A&O, 335,000.... Oct.
25,000.... Oct.
4s, A&O,
4s, A&O, 260,500.... Apr.
50,000.... Jan.
4s, J&J,
100,000.... July
4s, J&J,
4s, A&O, 100,000. ...Oct.
50,000.. ..Oct.
4s, A&O,
4s, J&J, 1 000,000.... July
4s, J&J, 1,000,000.... July
3129, J&J, 50,000. . ..Jan.
3*28, J&J, 500,000.... Jan.
1
1
.
Public Improvem't Bonds—
S^s.A&O, $616,000 ..Oct. 1 1938
Water Debt -Cochituate
6s, A&O,
1 8,000.... Apr
8,000.... Jan.
6s, J&J,
1,1911 6s, J&J,
3,000
Jan.
53,700.... Apr.
1,1912 6s, A&O,
1,1912 6s, J&J,
10,000.... July
Water,
1903
1904
1905
136,500... Oct.
4s, A&O,
1905
250,000... July
4e, J&J,
1905
42,000... Oct.
4s, A&O,
1905
15,000... Apr. 1,1915 6s, A&O,
6,000.... Oct.
48, A&O,
1906
82,550.... Jan.
400,000.. Oct. 1,1915 6s, J&J,
4b, A&O,
3i«8, J&J,
1906
Apr.,
27,000.. .July 1,1917 6s, A&O,
8,750
1906
4,000.... Oct.,
6s, A&O,
3»2B, J&J, 101.000. ..Jan. 1, 1918
8,000.... Jan..
1907
23,000. ..July 1,1918 6s, J&J,
3*28, J&J,
3i28, J&J,
1907
5,000.... Apr.,
14,500.. July 1,1919 6s, A&O,
1907
1,000.... July,
40,000.. .Apr. 1,1921 6s, J&J.
3a, A&O,
Park. L \.vds
5g,A&0,l,938,514....0ct. 1, 1902
5g,A&0, 549,000.... Apr. 1, 1906
4s, J&J,$100,000.... July 1,1924
4s, A&O, 100,000.... Oct. 1,1924 5g,A&0, 987,000.... Oct. 1. 1905
50,000....
Apr.
1,1925
4s, A&O,
5g, A&O, 998,000.... Oct. 1. 1906
1,000.... Oct. 1. 1907
4s. A&O. 208,000.... Oct. 1,1925 5s, A&O,
1908
11,300... July 1, 1926 5s, A&O,
12,000.... Apr.
4s, J&J,
Oct. 1, 1909
3^8, J&J, 400,000.... July 1,1917 4i28,A&0, 268,000.
82,000.... July 1,1909
S^s.J&J, 600,000.... Jan. 1,1920 4s, J&J,
Rapid Transit—
4s, A&O, 280,000.... Apr. 1,1910
4s, A&O, $50,000. .. Oct. 1,1934 4s, A&O, 324,000.... Apr. 1,1912
4s, A&O. 1,000,000.... Apr. 1,1935 48, A&O,
i 6,000.... Oct. 1,1913
3*28. J&J, 250,000.... Jan. 1,1936 4s, J&J,
459,000.. ..Jan. 1,1914
18,500. ...Apr. 1,1914
3*28,A&0, 500,000. ...Apr. 1, 1936 4s, A&O,
3»29,A&O,1.500,000...Oct. 1,1936 4s, A&O,
16,000.... Oct. 1, 1914
45,700.... Apr. 1,1915
3»28, J&J, 1,000.000... July 1, 1937 4s, A&O,
23,000.... Oct. 1,1915
3>28, J&J, 200,000... Jan. 1,1938 4s, A&O,
8.000.... Jan. 1,1916
3>«S, A&O, 200,000.. .Apr. 1,1938 4s, J & J,
3>2S,J&J,
50,000... July 1,1940 4s, A&O,
28,500.... Apr. 1, 1916
School Houses & Sites—
4s, A&O,
11, 300.. ..Oct. 1,1916
1917
4s, A&O, $500,000.... Apr. 1,1911 4s, J&J,
21,000... .Jan.,
1917
6,000.... Apr.,
48, A&O, 250,000.... Oct. 1,1914 4s, A&O.
4s, J&J, 300,000. ...Jan. 1, 1917 4s, J&J,
...July
1,1917
7,000.
3iss,A&O,100,000....Oct. 1,1917 4s, A&O, 158,700. ...Oct. 1,1917
4s, J&J, 500,000.... July 1,1926 4s, J&J,
1918
20,000.... Jan.,
4s, J&J. 150,000. ...July 1,1927 4s,A&0,
1918
6,300.... Apr.,
3^8, J&J, 500,000.... Jan. 1, 1928 4s, A&O, 100,000. ...Oct. 1,1918
3i«8,AA;O.650,0O0....Oct. 1,1928 4s, A&O, 200,000.... Apr. 1, 1919
3>28,J&J, 25,000. ...July 1,1929 4s, A&O, 215,000.. ..Oct. 1,1919
3'as,A<fcO,300,000 ... Oct. 1,1929 4s, A&O, 303,000.... Oct. 1,1920
3>«8,J&J, 475,000... Jan. 1, 1930 4s, A&O, 100,000.... Apr. 1,1921
3s, J&J,
21 ,650... July 1, 1930 4s, A&O, 162,500.... Oct. 1,1921
38, AAO, 278,350. ...Oct. 1,1930 4s, J&J, 100,000.... Jan. 1, 1922
3s, J&J,
5,000.. -Jan. I, 1931 4s, A&O,
75,000.... Apr. 1, 1922
4s, J&J,
500.000.... July 1, 1935 4a, A&O, 208,000. ...Oct. 1,1922
Sewerage Bondp
4s, A&O,
26,275. ...Oct. 1,1923
4s, J&J,
Jan. 1, 1902 4s, A&O, 526,225.
Oct 1 1924
$8,000
4s, A&O, 317,000.... Apr. 1, 1902 3128, A&O,275,000."!Apr. 1, 1917
4s, A&O, 627,500.... Oct. 1. 1902 3i*23,J&J, 100,000.... July 1,1918
4s, J&J,
22,500. ..Jan, 1. 1903 3i*s,M&N, 30,000 ..Nov. 15, 1919
4s, A&O, 500,000. ..Apr. 1, 1903 3i2S,M&N, 92,000. ...Nov.30,1919
48, A&O, 251,000. ..Oct. 1. 1903 312s, A&O. 10,000.... Oct. 1,1919
4s, J&J, 500,000. ..Jan. 1. 1904 312s, J&J,120,000....Jan. 1.1920
4s, J&J,
97,000.
July 1, 1904 312s, A&O, 25,000. ...Oct. 1,1927
3>28,J&J, 150,000
July 1. 1904 3^8, J&J, 435,000.... July 1, 1929
3s, J&J, 150,000
July 1,1904
Suffolk County Debt.
4s, J&J,
50,000
Oct. 1, 1904
Court House Bonds
3s, A&O, 100,000
Oct. 1, 1904 4s, A&O, $700,000.. ..Oct. 1, 1918
4s, J&J,
Jan. 1, 1905 4s, J&J,
50,000
406,000.... July 1,1922
3s, J&J,
.Jan. 1, 1906 3128, A&O,800,000....Oct. 1,1919
5,000
3s, A&O,
10,000 ..Apr. 1, 1905 4s, A&O,
75,000.... Oct. 1,1923
4s, A&O,
51,500... .Oct, 1, 1906 4s, J&J,
40,000. . .July 1, 1924
3s, J&J, 150,000
3i2S,A&0,
Jan 1, 1911
800,000... .Apr. 1, 1937
48, A&O, 421,000.... Oct. 1,1911 3^28, J&J, 100,000.... July 1,1938
4s, J&J,
250,000.... Jan. 1, 1912 3s, A&O, 578,000 ...Oct. 1,1902
48, J&J,
50,000.... July 1, 1914 ($17,000 due yearly) to Oct. 1,1935
INTEREST on the sterling loans is paid by Baring Brothers & Co.
Limited, in London; on other issues by City Treasurer in Boston.
TOTAL DEBT, Etc. -Has been as follows
—
.
Jul
1 1901. J an 3 1 1 90 1 Jan. 31, 1900.
.$67,190,655
$66,127,305
$66, 1 o 2,855
Cochituate water debt
17,306,274
11,490,514
ll, c 60,274
Countydebt
3,533,000
3,516,000
3,5.6,00
Total bonded debt
$8),62^,li9
$82,197,169
$86,966,579
Sinking funds, &c
27,697,062
28,192,673
27,781,535
Netdebt
$54,004,496
$59,269,517
$53,847,594
The following table shows the amount of the gross funded debt,
sinking funds and the net debt on Jan. 31 for the following years
years.
Grots Dtbt
Sinking Funds.
S'ee. Debt.
1901
$81,629,128 98
$27,781.535 23
$13,847,593 75
1900
86,96(5,579 00
27,697,062 00
59,269,517 00
1899
82,938,820 00
27,854,648 00
55,084,172 00
it
City debt proper
.
,
.
,
Sinking Funds.
$27,579,309 97
25,367,587 13
24,324,566 93
21,604,153 72
20,482,297 00
25,477,682 00
22,505,598 72
18,022,484 25
14.511.849 19
$79,592.91076
71,902,600 57
65,665,774 64
59,337,96493
54,418,535 00
56,908,148 00
53,930,095 22
42,962,180 02
1898
1897
1896
1895
1894
1893
1890
1885
1881
19
TOWNS.
Gross Debt.
Tears.
1915
1916
1905
1906
1906
1908
1919
1905
1916
1928
1928
1928
1929
1930
1930
1930
Apr. 1
July 1
Imp. Bonds
.
fflt*
40,949.332 18
Taxes
DEBT AND TAX LIMITATIONS.—
follows
Net Debt.
$52,013.540
46,535,013
41,341,206
37,733,811
33,936,238
31,430.466
31,424,496
24,939,695
26,437,482
79
44
71
21
00
00
50
77
99
In Boston are limited
by Chapter 399 of the Acts of 1900 as
exclusive
on
property,
of the State
Section 1. The taxes assessed
tax, county tax and sums required by law to be raised on account
of the city debt, shall not exceed in any year in the city of Boston ten and one-half dollars, and in any other city twelve dollars,
on every one thousand dollars of the average of the assessors' valuations of the taxable pi operty therein for the preceding three years, the
valuation for each year being first reduced by the amount of all abatements allowed thereon previous to the thirty-first day of December In
the year preceding said assessment and any order or appropriation
requiring a larger assessment than is herein limited shall be void.
Section 2. Chapterone hundred and seventy-eight<f the Acts of the
year eighteen hundred and eighty -five and Chapter two hundred and
eighty one of the Acts of the year eighteen hundred and eighty-seven
are hereby repealed.
Section 3. This Act shall take effect upon its passage. [Approved
:
June 2b, 1000.]
The new law,
in repealing Chapter 178 of the Laws of 1885, repealed
a special Act limiting the indebtedness of the City of Boston to 2 per
cent of the assessed valuation, etc etc. Boston consequently is now
subject to Section 2, Chapter 312, Laws of 1885, which places the debt
limitation at 2*2 per cent of the average assessors' valuations of thetaxable property for the preceding three years. Reference to this
1885 law will be found in the debt limitations for the State of Massachusetts. See also Chronicle of August 4, 1900, page 250.
The foregoing limitation is of course exclusive of debts created for
water supply, and further exceptions have been made from year to
year by different legislatures, authorizing bonds outside of the debt
limit for various purposes, especially enumerated.
It is proper to state that under Chapter 93, Acts of 1S91. the city is
authorized to anticipate Its authority to borrow money within its debt
limit for any current municipal year.
The following is a summary of
LOANS
loans authorized but not issued as of July 31, 1901
Inside
Outside
Debt Limit.
Debt Limit.
Purpose of Issue—
,
NEW
AUTHORIZED—
:
Rapid
$2,384,000
transit
$1,250,000
425,000
1,900,001
400,000
100,000
300,000
744,000
1,093,000
483,100
School houses
South Union Station
Laying out and construction of highways
Bridges
Play grounds
Park
Hospital
Couoty
of Suffolk
Miscellaneous
475,000'
Totals
$6,695,101
$2,859,000
In addition to above, loans have been authorized outside of debt
limit without limit as to amount, for charlestown street improvement, Cambridge Bridge, sewerage charges and Atlantic Avenue
extension. The amounts issued to date are $465,000, $350,000, $415,000 and $25,000 respectively.
BORROWING POWER.— The city's borrowing power July 31,
1901, is shownin the following statement:
Total debt, city and county
$82,196,169 28
Less special loans (outside of limit)
$38,306,000 00
do county loans (outside of limit)
2,921,000 00
do Cochituate waterdebt
11,490,514 28
52,717,514 28
Total deductions
Total debt less above deductions
$29,478,655 00
Sinking funds, less $17,694,767 28 held for loans deducted as above (water loans, etc.)
10,245,906 22
Net debt, excluding debts outside of limit
$19,232,74 ~ 78-
Two and
ore-half percent on $1,076,'' 10,367 (average
valuation tor three years, less abatements)
$26,917,759 17
Net debt, as above
19,232,74 "?8
Right to borrow July 31, 1901, under chapter 312
acts of 1885
$7,685,010 39
Right to borrow July 31, 1901, under chapter 93,
acts of 1891, estimated
$2,088,896 01
Bonds to the amount of $6,695,101 inside of the debt limit have been
authorized, but are not yet issued.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The city's assessed valuation of real
estate and personal property and tax rate have been as follows
Assessed Valuation.
RateofTax
Years—
Real.
Personal.
Total.
per $1,000.
1901
$925,037,500
$227,271,799 $1,152,309,299
$1490
1900
902,486,700
14-70
226,644,062
1,129,130,762
1899
13-10
866,809,700
222,926,552
1,089,736,252
1898
830,233,900
13-60
205,865,518
1,036,099,418
1897
803,360,550
208,721,659
1,012,582,209
1300
1896
770,261,700
210,990,726
981,252,426
1290
1895
744,743,550
206,618,969
1280
951,362,519
1894
723,728,750
204,363,706
1280
928,092,456
1893
12-80
707,762,275
216,331,476
924,093,751
1890
619,990,275
1330
202,051,525
822,041,800
1880
437,370,100
1520
202,092,395
639,462,495
1870
15-30
365,593,100
218,496,300
584,089,400
The tax rate for 1901 includes the State tax $0-70 per $1,000; the
county tax, $0-90 the city tax proper, $13-30; total, $1490.
U. 8. Census, 1900, was 560,892. In 1890 population was 448,477 in 1880 it was 362,839 in 1870 it was 250,526.
<
,
;
POPULATION—
;
;
BRADFORD. —See
DYER,
BRAINTREE, HENRY
MONK,
town
City of Haverhill.
Treasurer.
B. P.
A.
This
is
LOANS.—
Water Bonds—
4s,
4s,
J&J, $100,000
4s, .....
$16,500
Notes—
3 2s
$20,000
1917 Temporarv loan
1921 Bonded debt Sept.
1926 Note debt.
1,
1,
1,
Apr. 1,1917
,$12,000.. May, 1902-0"
4s,
....,
1,000 Oct. 16, '01-02
48,
....,
2,500.. .Mar. 22, 1904
3128,
24,500.. Sept., 1902-09
3ks, .....
5.000.. .June 30, 1910
378 s
9,300... Feb., 190 2 04
3^8, ...., 13, 500. ..Sept., 1902-09
4s
,
On demand
]
6,000.... Aug.
Municipal Lighting—
,
Notes— (Con.)—
When Due.
July
J&D, 150,000.... June
4s
Clerk.
in Norfolk County.
Total debt Sept.
Sinking funds
Net debt 8epr.
Total value
1,
1,
1, '01.
1901.
1901.
. .
$55,000
272,500
87,800
360,300
74,987
285,313
town prop-
erty, estimated
395 ,000
valuation, 1901
4,706,000
Total tax(per $1,000) 1901.$19-40
Population in 1890 was
4,848
Population in 1900 was
5,981
Tax
-
:
ST/HT MID CITY SUf fi£M£lU.
•JO
BRISTOL
COUNTY.
sen
County
-
*4-
.
3 V,
58.
4s.
U
4b,
fcD,
4*
la In
LOANSH
NOTES-
1902
1902
40,000. Juno 1,1902
21, 1905
80,000
100. coo Sept. 1, 1905
40.000. Nov. 85, l'.HH
June 18,1902
100,
10 0O0 .Sept. 6. 1902
160.000 Bept. 23,1908
40.000.. July 15, 1903
80,000.. Deo. 21. 1903
4.0.000 Apr. 12, 1904
0,000 .Jan.
80.000
i-i.
4s.
19,
Is,
is.
mv.
ii.
..
,
Man.
F&A,
MAS,
Ma-
When Due.
$20.000.. May 5, L90S
lo.oOO Nov.30,'03 04
OO.O-O.. Feb. 7, L903
35,000.. Sept 6, 1905
When !>'"
1902 1910
($4,000 due yearly on Oct l.)
1902-1922
£21,000
($1,000 due yearly on June 1.)
:
.
v&laat'nln 1901.. 188,555,527
Population in 1900 was.. .252,029
Population In 1890 was.. 186,465
r.i\
1902-1913
(12,000
($1,000 due yearly ou June 1.)
..1902-1905
4*. JAJ, $2,000.
($500 due yearly on Jan. 1.)
1902-1901
4s. MAS. $10,500
($3,500 due J early on Sept. 1.)
1902-1923
48. AAO, $39,COO
($1,800 due yearly on April 15.)
1903 1922
4s, MAN, $30,000
|l, 500 due yearly on Nov. l.)
-"'0.000
1903-1922
48, MaN
i$2.50O tlue yearly on Nov. 1.)
."
.
Drainage Bonds—
48, J A J, $20,000
1
)
$-5,000
July 1. 1902
(Tan due yearly) to July 1,1911
4s, JAJ, $17,000
Aug. 1, 1902
(Part due yearly) to Aug. 1, 1910
4s. JAJ, $10,000
tag. 1,1902
t$2,000due yearly) to An?. 1. 1906
4s, JAJ, $10,000
Jan. 1,1902
($1,000 due yearly) to Jan. 1,1911
When Due.
LOANSSchool Bonds— (Con.)—
Jan. 1, 1902
U, JAJ, $4,000
3383,....
FA A, $6,000
1902-1907
($1,000 annually on Aug 1.)
MAN, $29,700... May 1, 1902
3'js.
$1,650 due yearly) to Ma^ 1. 1919
ihB, JAD, $40,000. June.'Ol to*20
3>«s, A&O, 13.000 Apr. 1, '02-'14
Stable Bonds—
AAO. $24,000
Sewer Bonds-
.Apr., 1902-13
3»*s,
FAA, $10,000
1902-1922
($500 due yearly on Aug. 1.)
I-.
1902-1923
AD, $33,000
($1,500 due y« arly on June 1.)
4s, JAJ, $176,000
1902-1923
($8,000 due yearly on July 1.)
4s, AAO, $161,000
1902-1924
($7,000 due yearly on April 1.)
1904-1923
4s, AAO, $100,000
($5,000 due yearly on April 1.)
4s, MAN. $26,000
1902-1927
($1,000 annually on May 1.)
Is,
.1
,
,
($5,000 due yearly) to
3'js
$lS0,000.A?.'02to'10
Mar.
Mar.
#4,000 due yearly) to Mar.
($1,000 due yearly) to Jan. 1,'05.
70,000....... May 1,1902
May 1, 1915
$10,000
Aug.l, 1902
($2,500 due yearly) to Aug. 1, 1905
Sjjas.
$35,000
Jan. 1, 1902
($2,500 duo yearly) to Jan. 1, 1915
S^s,
$21,000 .May, 190215
3*8*.
Park Bonds—
4s, .....
48, .....
3-V
$11, 200. .Juno I, 1902-03
6,000
July 1,1902-3
is,
4s, Ja.I,
COULTER, Mayor.
EMERSON, Treasurer.
II.
1902-1909
">00 due yearly ou July 1.)
1901 1919
4e, MAN, $20,900
00 due yearly on Nov. 20
1902-1911
4s, JAD. 5,000
($500 due yearly on June 1.)
1- .IaD. 14,200
1902-1922
Street Impt. BondsIs, JAJ, $12,000
($20O due yearly on June 1.)
Jan. 1, 1902
1902-1922
4e. MAS. $16,800
($2,000 due yearly) to Jan. 1,'07.
3 ^s, MAN, $45,000. .May 1, 1902
($800 due yearly on Sept. 1.)
1902-1914 ($2,500due yearly) to May 1, 1919
4s. FAA, $6,500
3»«8, AAO, $24,000. Apr.,'02 to '13
($500 due yearly on Aug. 1.)
1902-1919 34ss. AAO, 24.0U0 .Apr 1902-13
48. JAJ, $9,000
Water Bonds— 1897.
($500 due yearly ou July 1.)
Lug. 1, 1902 5b, AAO, $90,000.... Apr. 15, 1910
48. F&A,$l,'i00
3198, M&N, $3, 000... May, 1902 04 4s, AAO, 50,000.... Apr. 15, 1906
50,000.
July 15, 1912
3>«8, AAO. 4.000..Apr.l902to 05 4s, JAJ,
Apr. 1902-11 4s, MAN, 50,000.. ..May 1, 1914
3148, AAO. 10,000
4s,
SKWERA'.K H iM)S—
MAN. 25,000. ...May 1, 1915
3»2S, MAN, $9/ 00... May. 1902 19 4s, MvVN, 25,000.. ..May 1, 1916
20,000. .May 15, 1918
3Hs, AAO, 35,0C0..Apr.,'05to 29 48,
10,000... .May 15, 1919
348, AAO 25.000 Apr 1906-30 4s,
Department—
4a,
68,000.... Apr. 1. 1920
Fire
1902-1905 48,
5,000
4*. A&O, $4,000
Oct. 1. 1920
4s,
25,000
May 1. 1921
($1,000 due yearly on Oct. 1.)
Health Building
4s,
20,000.... May 1, 1922
4s, JAD, $5,000
June 1,1902 4s, MAN, 25,000.... Mar. 1, 1923
4s, JAD, 62,000.... Dec. 15, 1923
Police—
25,000
Apr. 1, 1924
June 1,1902 4s,
48, JAJ, $2,580
4s,
25,000
Apr 1, 1925
School Bonds—
June 1, 1902 4s,
25,000.... Oct. 1. 1925
48, JAD, $1,800
July I, 1902 4s, MAN 25,000 ...May 1. 1926
1,000
48, JAJ.
1902-1903 4s, MAN, 25,000... May 1, 1927
48, JAD, 2,600
4 a, F&A,
15,000.... Aug. 1, 1927
($1 ,300 due yearly on June 1.)
1902 1901 4s, FAA, 10,000.
Aug. 1, 1928
4e, JAJ, $12,000
3>2S, JAJ, 50,000... July If 1916
($4,000 due yearly on July 1.)
1902-1905 3i2s,M&N,15,000....May 1, 1917
48, JAD. $16,000
3^s,M&N,10,000....May 1* 1929
($4,000 due yearly on June 1.)
1901-1905 3^a, MA V, 12,000.. ..Nov. 1, 1929
48, JAD, $20,000
3i«8, MAS, 15,000. ...Mar. 1. 1930
($4,000 due yearly on Dec. 1.)
1902-1916 3-*a, A&O,l3,000
Apr. 1, 1931
48, J&J, $30,000
($2,000 due yearly on July 1.)
The water bonds are coupon, all others registered.
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.—The bonds are mostly for $1,000 each.
.
AAO
$2,600
44,000
1,
1,
1.
1902
1902
1912
$650
Junel5,1902
68.750.... June 15, 1902
due y'rly) to June 15, 1912
(ft!. '250
3*3S, ....,$15,1-20
Jan.
($1,080 due yearly) to Jan.
1902
1915
1,
1,
Sewer Bonds—
$3,750.... Feb. 1, 1902
($1,250 due yearly) to Feb. 1,1904
4s,
LXX1II
School Notes—
4s,
1902-03
1901-0*
1902-11
1913-22
Street Bonds 315s.
1906
1,000.. Sept. 8.
Mas.
20.000 Sept. 2S, 1904
Sks.F&A, 100,1(0 Apr. 22. 1905
Bond. d'bt Sept i.i90i.$i.o30,ooo
Is,
Is.
When Ow.
Mi.m 11 wkoi's— (Con.)
8'45b,
$83,600 Mob,,
3-208, ..... fcO,000 .Deo.,
3i 10 8, ... , 75,000. .Jan.,
3158. ... 100,000.. July,
1
County.
VI.L—
$60.000
La,
4s,
ICHAS.
LOANS-
Vol.
1
When Due.
BROCKTON
Plymouth
riis city
-Geo. F. Pratt, Treas.
r.iunton.
is
NOTES-
CITT
1 1,
,
Play ("rounds—
$1,600.. .May, 1902'05
25,000.
Nov. 1, 1918
15,000
.Mch. 1, 1904
3Sss,
314s,
3 10s,
3' 10s,
2 -.000.....Mob.. 1,
Water SCRIP—
1919
....
$98,25'... July 1,1902
($4,466 due yearly) to July 1, 1923
4s, FAA, $20,000... Jan. 1, 19C3
($1,000 due yearly) to Jan. 1, 1921
3«88.
$43,305 ...June 15, 1902
($2,065 dueyearly) to June 15, 1922
3» «s. $L3 000
June 15, 1902
($1,000 due y'rly) to June 15, 192
3» s, ....,$12,000
Ian. 1, 1902
i8
($750 due yearly to Jan. 1, 1917
3 'os,
$14, 400... Aug. 1,1902
($600 due y'rly) to Aug. 1, 1925
3-35s, .... $11,900.... Jan. 1, 1908
($700 yearly)
to Jan. 1, 1918
4s,
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUND, ETC.
Feb. 1, 1901.
Total debt
Feb. 1, 1900. Feb. 15, 1899.
$1,398,218
$1,261,729
$1,424,740
4027"
Sinking funds
Net debt
Deduct water debt
$1,398,218
231,048
$1,261,729
241,629
$1,384,465
294,210
Net debt as defined by law
Net debt allowed by law
$1,167,170
2,338,587
$1,020,100
2,235,900
$1,090,255
1,995,810
Available balance
$1,171,417
$1,215,800
$905,555
TOWN PROPERTY.—The value of town property on Feb. 1, 1901
including
water works,
buildings, parks,
The water works are valued
etc.,
amounted
to $4,501,318
at $969,000.
aud tax rate have been as follows:
Assessed Valuation
Rale of Tax
Personal.
Total,
per $1,000.
ASSESSED VALUATION
.
Tears—
1901
1900
1899
1898
,
Real.
$56,309,700
$26,871,000
$83,180,700 $10 00
54.453,100
23,499,800
10*20
77,952,900
....
52,541,900
21,988,100
74,530,000
1050
49,947,300
16,579,700
66,527,000
1180
1897
47,519,000
16,650,200
12-20
64,169,200
1896
45,782,700
15,129,300
12-40
60,912,000
POPULATION.— In 1900 population was 19,935; in 1890, 12,103.
. . .
,
,
—
.
INTEREST
is
.
.
paid at the office of the City Treasurer.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUND, Etc-
Apr. 1,1901.
$2,063,1 iO
1,533,400
Gross city debt
Bonds outside debt
limit*
Dec.
1,
1900.
$1,974,810
1,504,200
Bonded debt inside debt limit
$529,710
677,253
Debt limit 2^% average 3-j ear valuation
$470,<U0
677,353
Borrowing capacity
$206,743
$147,643
• Bonds out-lde o* debt limit consist of $790,000 water, $587,000
sewer and part of City Hal debt to the amount of $156,400.
The city has no floating debt and the amount of sinking fund Apr. 1,
1901, $331,000, was all applicable to the payment of the water debt.
The city owns property valued in 1900 at $1,214,840
ASSESSED VALUATION.— The city's assessed valuation (which is
23 of actual value) and tax rate have been as follows
* Rate
/.'"/
Total
PermmcU
of Tax
Properly.
Estate.
Tear*—
Valuation.
per $1,000.
$3,52l,f2l
$20-10
1900
$27,939,414
$24,414,790
23,887,765
3,439,981
1899
27,327,746
2160
^70,042
2,981,756
3,109,709
2,497,997
23,215,811
22,659,616
19,460
14,997,605
1895
26,085,852
25,641,372
22,570,545
17,495,602
9,150,702
2
•
2070
I860
15-20
I66623
Including State, county and city levy.
POPULATION.— In
1
20-20
890
It
was 27,294
;
in
1900 population was (U. S. Census) 49,063;
1880 it was 13,608 in 1870 it was 8.007.
;
BROOKLINE.- George
This town
is in
LOANS—
Bath House—
Norfolk County.
When Due.
1901
1905
3»i*8, .... $12, 500... July 1,
1902
1906
1,
Bridge Notes—
3*1,8
34.08,....
-
II.
1902 1917
42,500. .McL, 1902-18
Oct.,
Worth ley,
Treas.
Nov. 1,
,$28,950
due yearly) to Nov. 1,
39 6 s, ..... $5,100 .June 15,
'$1,700 due y'rly) to June 15,
3» e". ..,$120,900.. June 15,
($9,300 due y'rly) to June 15,
3*,„8, .... $47,000... July 1,
'$9, 100 due yearly) to July 1,
,(>
This city
is
in Middlesex
}
(HARRY
When Du
LOANSBriuge Loan—
AAO, $10,000.. Oct. 1,1917
48,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s.
4s,
4s,
3»28,
3»«8,
JAJ,
100,000. July
1,
MAS,
MAS,
1918
MAN,
3*28,
4s,
MAN,
$20,000.. May 2, 1902
118,000. .Aug. 1,1914
60,000. .Oct. 1, 1915
103,000.. Oct. 1,1916
40,000. Nov. 1, 1903
.
Municipal Bonds—
4s,
3138,
313s,
3Lj8,
$52,000.. Aug. 1, 1904
4,900.. Aug. 1,1908
JAJ.
45,000... July I, 1909
32,000. .Nov. 1,1909
36,000 ..Nov. 1,1910
3>28,M&N,
Park Bonds—
4s,
4s,
48,
4a,
4s,
3*28.
3*28,
312s,
3*28,
3*28,
3*28,
3»«8,
FAA,$360,000 Feb. 1,1924
FAA, 100,000 Aug. 1, 1935
FAA, 100,000. Feb. 1, 1936
FAA, 100,000. Aug. 1, 1926
AAO, 40,000.. Oct. 1,1926
MAS, 100,000.. Sept. 1, 1937
MAN,
FAA,
JAD,
FAA,
J&J,
MAN,
50,000.. Nov. 1, 1937
100,000. Aug. 1,1938
50.000.. June 1, 1938
100,0 0.... Aug.l. 1939
50,000. July 2, 1910
50,000... Nov 1, 1940
Paving Bonds—
MAN, $50,000.. Nov. 1, 1902
AAO, 20,000.. Oct. 1,1907
School Bonds—
MAN, $20,000. .Nov. 1, 1902
48,
4s,
3i28,
100.000. .July 1, 1917
3128.MAN,
9, 500.. Nov. 1,1907
3V2S.JAJ.
4s,
3»ss,
3128,
3<?s,
3>38,
3>28,
6,000.. Oct. 1, 1916
AAO,
FAA. 142,000. .Aug 1,1918
MAN, 100,000. .May 2, 1918
JAD,
50,000
J&J.
42,000.. .July
June
MAN, 13,000. .Nov.
Sewer Bonds—
6s,
6s,
6s,
4s,
48,
4s,
4s,
4b,
4s,
1,
1,
1,
JAJ, $130,000 July
J&J, 295.000. July
JAJ. 144,000. July
MAN,
M&N.
MAN,
JAJ,
F&A,
A&O,
$55,000.. May 2, 1902
MAN,
M&N,
MAN,
M&N,
1918
1919
1919
1,
1,
1,
1
1901
903
1902
1904
1902
1914
1902
1906
1
1930
11,000.. Nov. 1,1907
15,000.. May 2, 1918
5,000.. Nov. 1, 1919
21,000. Nov. 1, 1920
JAJ,
4s,
3»a8,
14,000.. July
1,
1905
FAA, $65,000. Aug.
1,
1905
1910
MAV,
7,000. .Nov.
Clay Land Loan—
1,
JAJ,
$50,000 .July 1,1911
20,000. .Nov. 1, 1912
3^8, FAA, 10,000. Aug. 1, 1913
3*28, J&J,
17,000 ..July 1,1914
(11 uu.es River Imi-'t. Bonds—
3*28, FAA, $50,000 .Aug. 1,1938
4a,
3>28,
MAN,
Water Bonds—
4s,
4a,
4a,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4a,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
3>2S,
ii
3*tS,
la
2,
Street Widening Bonds—
JAJ, $10,000 July 1, 1903
JAJ,
90,000 July 1, 1904
6s,
6s,
6s,
.
on bonds
MAN,
00,000. .July
FAA, 30,000.. Aug. 1, 1914
A&O, 60,000. .Oct. 1,1915
AAO, 137,000. .Oot. 1,1916
3^8,
3^8,
1903
1904 3 "as,
1905 3Hjs.
30,000. .Nov. 1, 1907 312s,
22,000.. Nov. 1,1909 312s,
15,000. .May 1, 1910 3Hs,
^s,
15,000 July 1, 191
75,000. Aug. 1, 1924 3^8,
60,000. .Oct. 1,1925 3"2S,
INTEREST
1
Cemetery—
F&A,
F&A,
MAN,
J&J,
Street Loan—
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
312s,
FAA,
AAO,
AAO,
UPH AM, Auditor.
Sbwer Bonds— (Con.)
AAO, $75,000. .Oct. 1, 1916
MAN, 42,000. .Nov. 1,1929
4s.
3*28,
3*«8,
100,000.. Sept. 1, 1918
1 15,000.. Mar. 1, 1919
MAN, 5,000.. Nov. 1, 1920
JAJ.
60,000.. July 1, 1921
FAA, 10,000 .Aug. 1, 1923
JAJ,
50,000... July 1, 1939
JAJ, 100,000... July 2,1940
Building Loan—
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
T.
County
AAO,
MAN,
JAJ,
FAA,
J&J,
MAN,
JAJ.
MAS,
JAJ,
AAO,
JAJ.
M&N,
M&N,
$90,000.. Oot. 1,1907
22,000.. Nov. 1, 1907
46.000.. July 1, 1908
25,000.. Aug. 1, 1908
20,000. .July 1,1909
288,000.. May 1, 1910
75,000.. July 1, 1910
125,000.. Sept. 1, 1910
20,000. Jan. 1, 1911
35,000. .Oct. 1,1911
150.000.. Jan. 1,1912
75,000. .May 2, 1912
45,000. Nov. 1, 1912
100,000 .Feb. 1, 1913
.
FAA,
FAA, 50,000. Aug. 1, 1913
AAO, 200,000.. Apr. 1, 1915
FAA, 200,000.. Aug. 1,1915
A&O, 100,000.. A pi-. 1, 1916
JAJ,
200.000. .July
1,
FAA, 100,000. .Aug.
1,
A&O,
AAO,
MAN.
J&J,
A&O,
MAN,
J&D,
MAN,
J&D,
M&N,
M&N,
M&N,
1916
1916
265,100. .Oct. 1,1916
300,000. Apr. 1,1924
43,000.. Nov. 1, 1906
100,000. .July 1, 1917
200,000. Apr. 1, 1917
75,000 Nov. 1, 1917
1
10,900. .Dec. 1, 1917
50,000.. .May 2, 1918
60,000. .June 1,1918
50,000. Nov. 1,1918
.
23,000. Nov.
30,000.. Nov.
1,
1,
1919
1920
payable at the Nat.B.'mkof Redemptlon.Bos
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, Etc-
Miscellaneous—
4s
$7,',00.... Nov. 1,
due yearly) to Nov. 1,
3»2», .....
($2,500 due yearly) to July
in
(DAVID T. DICKINSON, Mayor.
WILLIAM W.DALLINGER. Treasurer.
CAMBRIDGE
v^n.iuijiuuuu.
Dec.
Total bonded debt
8inking funda
Net municipal debt Deo.
Waterdebt (additional)
Sinking funds
Net water debt
Net city and water debt.
1900.
Dec. 1, 1899.
$4,014,400
1,021,466
$4,350,400
930,731
$3,419,666
$3,272,100
1,
1
..$3,592,934
.
$3,302,100
604,326
$2,697,774
. .$6,290,708
465 ,584
$2,806,516
$6,226, 182
1, 1898
$4,012,400
780,368
$3,232,038
$3,249,100
515,397
$2,703,703
$5,935,74
Dec.
1
:
-The borrowing
BORROWING CAPACITY
was $145,992 05.
>ses
on Deo.
capacity for city pur-
1900,
1.
The sinking fund for the ten-year loans receives yearly 9 per cent
Of the amount of outstanding bonds, for fifteen-year loans 5>a per cent
yearly, forthe twenty- vear loans 3 ^i per cent, for the thirty-year loans
2 M per cent and for the forty year loans 1*0 per cent.
Tae 00st of tlj e water works up to DeCITY
WATER WORKS.—
cember 1 1900, was $5,670,220, while the net debt on the same is
97,774. In year 1900 receipts from water rates were $319,479.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The city's assessed valuation and tax
r ite have been as follows, property being taken at cash value
Hate of Tax
Assessed Valuation
Total
Frrsonal
per $1,000.
Real
Tsars—
$16-9
$96,196,875
$17,648,575
HOI
.... $78,543, ?0O
1690
1900
94,465,930
17,865,230
76,600,700
....
17-10
91,542,795
16,991,995
74,55',800
1399
1640
89,551,090
1898"
16,642,990
72,908,100
17-50
86,641,745
16,302,545
70,339,200
1897
1570
80,911,060
16.607,360
64,303,700
1895
1560
1890
67,574,925
15,339,925
52,235,000
'.
15-50
55,346,555
12,758,255
42,588,300
1835
1600
49,629,060
11,699,660
37.929.400
1880...
in 1890 it was
POPULATION —1" 1900 (Census) itwas 91,886;
was 39,634.
70.028; in 1880 it was 52,740; in 1870
FM
>
.
.
'
a tvtt/^tvt
CJJN. —
OA1N1
>-•
is
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ROBERT BIRD, Treasurer.
WALTER
CHELSEA,
The
is
<
'(
JAMES GOULD,
Mayor.
FROST, Treasurer.
T. B.
W7>en Due.
City Bonds
A&O, $90,000 ...Oct.
A&O, 70,000... Oct.
A&O, 100,000... Oct.
4s.
4s,
4a,
1,
1,
1,
i
1903
1905
1907
|
,
Refunding Bonds—
A&O, $181,000... Oct. 1, 1911
J&D, 276,500 ...Dee. 1, 1911
4s,
4s,
Park Loan—
A&O. $100,000... Oct.
4s,
Is
1,
Public Improvement
A&O, $40,000
A&O, 70,000
A&O, 22,000
Special Loans—
Oct.l, 1907
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
J&D, $19,700
4s.
4s,
J&f),
Oct. 1,1927
Oct. 1,1925
Dec. 1,1902
Dec. 1,1904
Dec. 1,1911
10,000
32,000
J&D,
Loan—
Water Bonds— 1891—
1936
4s, g.,J&J 15,$150,000g.Jul.,1911
4s, g.,J&J 15, 150,000g. Jul., 1921
paid in Boston at National
Bank
of
Redemption or by
City Treasurer, Chelsea.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUND,
shows Chelsea's
Etc.—The subjoined statement
water debt, the special loans
And the sinking fund held by the city, on the 1st of January of each
of the last four years. Mr. Frost, the City Treasurer, informs us that
mil the
total municipal debt, the
indebtedness of the city of Chelsea
is
now covered
by special law,
and that hence the 2 12 per cent limit on the Indebtedness of Massachusetts cities does not apply.
Jan.,
Jan., 1900.
1. '01.
Loans and debt....* $1,161,200 '$1,119,200
Sinking fund
312,460
253,228
Netdebt
Net water debt
Total net debt
.
Jan. 1, '98.
'$1,109,700 *$l,109,70O
208,044
158,088
$865,972
$300,000
50,921
$901,656
$300,000
43,641
$951,612
$300,000
36,642
$241,505
$1,090,245
$249,079
$1,115,051
$256,359
$1,158,015
$263,358
$1,214,970
Including improvement loan.
CITY PROPERTY.—The
city
owns
its
water works, which
in
1900
darned from water rates $85,000.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The city's assessed valuation
(the
Tears—
Real
$21,319,300
21,381,250
21,204,150
20,988,600
20,751,100
20,032,050
18,187,500
15,802,550
1900
1399
1398
1897
1895
1390
1334
Personal.
Total.
$2,177,015
2,330,500
2,238,827
2,303,808
2,304,827
2,482,993
2,613,439
2,300,947
$23,493,315
23,711,750
23,442,977
23,292,408
23,055,927
22,515,043
20,801,139
18,103,497
Rate of Tax
per $1,000.
$17-80
18-40
17-40
17-40
17-60
1700
17-60
18-60
POPULATION.— In
27,909: in 1880
it
1900 (Census^ was 34,072; in 1890
was 21,782; in 1870 it was 18.547.
ruirriDrtr
^rllV^^r Uttl.. —
Chieopee
is in
Hampden
LOANS—
Bridge Loan—
same
named
as actual value) and tax rate have been as follows In the years
1901
it
wa*
Co.,
and was incorporated as a city in 1890,
City Notes— (Concluded)—
When Due.
J&D, $10,000. .June 29, 1908
1904 3^8. J&D, 23,000... June 1, 1909
3i<2S,
V
3V, JfcD,
Sept. 1,1910
10,000... Aug. 9, 1902
51,500. ..June 1,1902
1.000. ..Dec. 1,1901
10,000
I
I
4-,
4s,
4-
IV
,
J*D. 10,000... Oct. 1,1905
J&D.
2. 800... Dec. 2,1905
J&D, 23,500... June 1, 1902
J&D,
6 500.. Nov. 18,1902
J&D, 10.000... June 1. 1906
J&D,
2,000. ...Dec. 1,1901
J&D. 26,000 ..June 1, 1907
J&D, 10,000 .Sept. 1, 1904
I
!
I
|
I
I
is
LOANSA&O.
Wlien Due.
1,
1930
90,000. .Oct., 1902-31
Funding Bonds—
3V, J&J,
$145,000
Water Bo^ds—
4s,
A&O,
4s,
4s.
4s,
J&J,
J&J,
J&J,
4s,
J&D,
(included)....
285,500
valuation, real
7,244,400
valuation, personal. 2, 215,3 10
Total valuation 1901... 9,459,740
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1901. $1800
Population in 1890 was.... 14,050
E.
19,167
Shaw, Treasurer
in Worcester County.
Refundinij Bonds
3V, J&J, $9,000. .July
3*s8.g.
Water debt
Tax
Tax
Population in 1900 was
CLINTON.— Charles
This town
11,000
4,000
,
Sewer Bonds—
1928
,$70,000
4s
1923
25,000
4s
Miscel. bonds, $45,000.1901-1910
July
1,
1930
$100.000.... Oct. 1, 1907
30,000 ...July 1,1914
20,000. ...July 1,1913
50 000 ...July 1,1921
June 1,1926
27,000
|
DALTON FIRE
son, Treasurer. —
F&A, $35,000 .. .Aug. 1, 1929
4s,F&A. 16,000... Aug. 3,1930
Total debt Feb. 1, 1901.. $251,000
Sinking funds
26,796
Tax valuation 1900
4,684,363
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900..$13-33
4,427
Population in 1890 was
Population in 1900 was
5,<:52
DISTRICT.— John
D. Car-
In Berkshire County.
Valuations for Dallon.
When Due.
Tax valuation, real
$1 ,554 ,098
Warer Loans—
1914 Tax valuation, personal 1,205,931
4s, J&D, $50,000
On demand Total valuation, 1901... 2,760,029
6,000
4s,
Bonded debt Aug. 1. 1901. $56,000 Assessment about %s actual value.
16,000 Population 1900 (of town)... 3,014
Floating debt
Total debt Aug. 1,1901... 72,000 Population 1890 (of town)... 2,885
There has never been any tax levied by the fire district, as water
rents pay aU expense and a balance of about $1,000 is appropriated
yearly for improvements or sinking funds.
LOANS-
on the bonds
payable at Boston and
is
Pittsfleld.
LEAROYD, Town Treasurer
nAMTrDDO
DAJN V
—
JULIUS PEALIO,
Essex County.
5
Ji,r-et>.
Th
s
town
A&O.
Clerk.
is in
Water Bonds
When Due.
LOANS—
4s,
A. P.
)
Town House—
$24,100.
.Oct.,
. .
1901-16
Electric Light Bonds—
J&D, $11,000. June 1, 1916
4,000. .June 1,1917
J&D,
July 1, 1928
5,500
J&J,
1929
3V.A&0. 4,000. .Apr.
1930
3J48.A&0, 1,500. ..Apr.
48,
4s,
4s,
1931
..Apr.
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
48,
4s.
4s,
(Con.)—
J&D, $15,000
Junel.1913
A&O, 22,800.... Apr. 1,1919
1920tol926
F&A, 11,715
Junel,1926
J&D, 14,000
F&A, 2,993.... Feb. 1, 1927
1.335
Feb.1,1928
F&A,
June 1,1929
2,800
J&J,
1,600 ... June 1,1930
J&J,
Bond, debt July 1, 1901. $346,843
20,000
Floating debt
90,709
1903 Sinking fund
1901-1915 Water debt (incl. above) 247,343
J&D, 12,500
85,536
J&D, 10,000. ...June 1,1917 Water s. f. (incl. above).
5,210,135
5,500....1902tol905 Tax valuation 1901
J&J,
1906 to '17 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1901.$15'6O
i
J&J, 12,500
8,542
Population in 1900 was
Water Bonds—
7,454
July 1 1906 Population in 1890 was
5a, J&J, $150,000
25,000.... June 1, 1911
4s, J&D,
School Bonds—
M&N, $3,400
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s.
Oct.
1
,
,
.,
_, r
DEDtlAM.
—
,^_ jr
.
This town
is in
LOANS—
BROOKS,
e. A.
c
Norfolk County.
When Due.
4s.
F&A, $120,000. Feb.
4s,
$52,300
Tow Notes—
1,
1902-41
Bond, debt Mar. 1, 1901 .$120,000
126,700
Note indebtedness
Assessed valuat'n, real.$7, 578,125
Assessed valuat'n.pers'l. 1,599.425
1901-1917 Total valuation 1901.. 9,177,550
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1901 .$16 10
7,123
1901-1917 Populatiop in 1890 was
7.457
Population in 1900 was
School Loan—
,$74,400
4s
Treasurer.
DON GLEASON HILL, Clerk.
c
Sewer Bonds—
Jos. W. Wilson, Treas
EASTHAMPTON.—
Hampshire County
town
This
is
in
V
$28,000 Tax valuation, person'l $640,376
3,003,786
23,600 Total valuation 1900.
16,000 Assessment about s4 actual value
School loan, 4e
12,700 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1901. $16*00
Miscel. loans, 4s
4,395
80,300 Population in 1890 was
Bonded debt Feb.. 1901
5,603
2,363,410 Population in 1900 was
Tax valuation, real
Water debt, 3
& 4 V.
Sewer debt, 4s & iV.
.
-
.
5CHAS. C. NICHOLS, Mayor.
r-irUDiTTT
V t\ H. 1 1 — {NATHAN
NICHOLS, Treasurer.
H.
Ji.
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. It became a city on Jan. 1, 1893.
Wlien Due. Total debt Jan. 1, 1901 $831,550
LOANS127.784
Sinking fund
Sewer Bonds—
703,766
4s, J&J, $50,000
Jan. 1,1911 Netdebt Jan. i, If 01
200,000
July 1,1911 Water debt (included).
4s, J&J, 50,000
4s, J&J, 1 25,000
July 1, 1923 Assessed val't'n, real 17,332,650
4s, M&S, 94,000.... March 1,1929 Assessed val't'n, pera'l 1,372,450
4s, J&D, 50,000
June 1,1931 Total valuation 1900... 18,705,100
Assessment about actual value.
Water Bonds—
ax rate (per $1,000) 1901. $16 73
July 1,1922
4s, J&J, $30,000
July 1,1921 Population in 1900 was.. 24,336
4s, J&J, 100,000
4s, J&J, 70,000
Jan. 1,1924 Population in 1890 was.. 11,068
.
•
1901-1924
4,200. July, 1902-08
INTEREST on the water bonds and sewer bonds Is payable at the
Winthrop Nat. Bank, Boston on city notes by Treasurer's check.
4s,
3%8, J&D,
3*28, J&D,
3ks,e., J&D, 3O,0O0.June,1902-31 3V, J&D,
Cnv Notes—
Water Bonds—
4V, J&D, $2 ,000. ..Dec. 1, 1903 4s, J&D, $267,500. $11,500 yearly
J&D
4
550
On demand I3V.F&A, 18,000-. .1902-1919
4s,
J&D, 2.500.. Dec. 1, 1903 Total debt Oct. 1. 1901 .. $641,850
4<
1903
1908
1915
1,
City Notes—
(
J&D, $53.000
June 1,
Electric Light Bonds—
4s, J&D, $66,000
1901-1922
4s, J&D.
6,000.. ..July 15. 1906
4s,
Oct.
3V to 5s, $312,550
5 JAMES H. LOOMIS, Mayor.
JOHN D. WHITE, Treasurer.
4s,
4s.
4s.
A&0,$45,000
4s
Light Bonds—
4s,
Jai.. 1, '99.
$848,740
$300,000
58,495
Waterdebt(addit'al)
do
sinking fund
*
When Due.
LOANS-
Water Works—
4s,
4s,
Clerk of Selectmen.
In
is
5,500.
in Suffolk County.
LOANS— —
INTEREST
This
INTER EST
4.MES. Clerk.
in Norfolk County.
July 1,1926
When Due 4s, J&J, $4,000
LOANSBond, debt Feb. 23,1901. $139,000
w.vter Bondsvaluation
1900.
19( 2 to 1917 Total
...3,957,630
Is, J&J, $SO,000
Assessment about % aotual value.
($5,000 duo vearly on Julv 1.)
(per
1900 $1630
1923
Total
tax
rate
M.)
1918
to
4s. J&J, $36,000
Population in 1890 was
4,538
($6,000 due yearly on July 1.)
4s, J& J, $14,000
1924 to 1925 Population in 1900 was
4,584
($7,000 duo yearly on July 1.)
INTEREST is payable at the town treasury.
citv
iW& TOWNS.
J. M. Ketes,
CONCORD.—
Middlesex County.
town
.
21
.
,
This town
—
.
MAS$/tCttU8£TT8---CITI£$
(X tuber, 1901.
p
.
J&J,
;
JOHN H. ABBOTT, Mayor.
*-.»-«•»•««
_
T T
— (DR.
CHA8. P. BRIGHTMAN. Treasurer.
FALL
RIVER.
HENRY W. CLARKE, City Auditor.
A
\
(
was incorporated in 1854.
Municipal Loans— (Con.)
When Due.
City Hospital Loan4s. F&A, $15,000.... Aug, 1,1909
Feb. 1,1902 3^8, F&A, 130,000... Feb. 1, 1910
4s, F&A, $2,500
7,000 .July 1,1911
Public Library—
3V.J&),
Water Bonds—
Junel, 1925
4s, J&D, $75,000
Dec. 1,1925 6s, F&A, $300,000. Feb. 1. 1904
4s, J&D, 75,000
4s, J&J,
75,000
Jan. 1,1927 6s, F&A, 300,000.. Aug. 1. 1905
This city, which
is in
Bristol County,
LOANS—
M&N, 25,000.. .. May 2, 1918
Highway Loans—
4V, A&O, $10,000.. ..Oct. 2, 1903
4s,
F&A,
M&S,
3V, F&A,
3V, F&A,
4s,
4s,
3V,
5,000... Feb.
102,000... Mch.
14,000.. Aug.
133,000... Feb.
J&J, 20,000.. July
.
1902
1906
1910
1,1911
1, 1911
1,
1,
1,
Paving Loans—
M&N, $20 000... May 1.1909
4s,
Bonded debt July 31, 'Ol.$5O5,O0O
Floating debt
42.750
Total debt July 31, 1901 548,750
Sinking fHnd
121,072
Net oebt July 31, 1901.. 427,678
352,000
Water debr (included)
Water sinking fund (inc.) 106,641
7,630,99
Tax valuation 1901
$1800
Tax rate (perM.) 1901
Population In 1900 was.... 13,667
Population in 1890 was. ...10,424
3V, J&J, 30,000... July 1,1911
Municipal Loans—
4s, M&N,
$9,500 ...May 1, 1902
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
J&J,
82,500" July 1,1902-12
M&S,
A&O,
F&A,
M&S,
86,500.... Mar. 1, 1903
21,000. ..Oct. 1,1904
173,000... Feb. 1,1905
190,000. .Mch. 1, 1904
J&J,
.
.
Jan.
28,000
1,
1906
M&S, 150,000.. .Mar. 1, 1907
F&A, 205,000 .... Feb. 1 1908
F&A, 190,000.. ..Feb. 1,1909
.
,
1906
1908
1909
F&A,
1,1909
M&N,
1905
1,
4 V. J&D,
1, 1923
4s, J&D,
1,1923
4s, M&N,
1, 1924
4s, M&N,
1,1924
4s, M&N,
25,000 ..May 1, 1925
4s, MAS',
50,000... June 1, 1925
4s, J&D,
25,000... Nov. 1, 1925
4s, M&N,
25,000. ..May 1, 1926
4s, M&N,
25,000... Nov. 1, 1926
4s, M&N,
25,000... Apr. 1,1927
4s, A&O,
25,000... Nov. 1, 1927
4s, M&N.
25,000... Apr. 1, 1928
4s, A&O
25,000... Nov. 1,1928
4s, M&N,
50,0(0...
May 1, 1929
4s, M&N,
150,000... Aug. 1, 1929
48, F&A,
Nov. 1, 1929
3»fl8, M&N, 175,000.
3V, F&A, 100.000 Feb. 1, 1930
6s,
58,
5s,
5s,
M&N,
M&N,
100,000.. Nov.
100,000.. May
100,000.. Feb.
100,000.. May
25,000... June
75,000... June
25,000... Nov.
25,000... May
25,000... Nov.
1.
1.
1.
-
7
.
•
.
SW£ MD
Sewer Loans— (Concluded) —
MAN, $25,000. ..May 1.1913
LOANS—
When Due.
Bonds— (Concluded)
M tN.$20, OOO... Ma v 1, 1930
AAO. 20,000.. .Apr. J, 1931
WATt
3«*-~.
s,
TASK—
:i:
Feb. 1,1909
Fa-A. $ ,500
AAO,
AAO,
FAA,
MAS,
75,000.. .Apr.
18.000. .Oct
La,
Is.
05,000.. .Feb.
25,000. .Meh.
4a,
100,000* .July
Is.
JA
S'sa, MAN. 125.000.. .May
MAN, :<.000 ..Nov.
($500 due yearly) to Nov.
3
WAN, $24.000. ..May
($3,000 due v'rlv) to May
-. IlAO, £22,500. .Apr.
($2,500 due v'rlv) to Apr.
Ls, AAO, $50,000.... Apr.
-v
W \Ti
4.*.
4s.
4s,
R
School Lo vxs—
4Us. A&O, $150,000* Oct 2, 1913
is,
AAO, 60.000... Apr. 1,1916
4s FAA, 100.000* Aug. 1,1917
4s, AAO.
70.000 ...Apr. 1. 1 1
3^, MAN, 100,000*. .May 1, l»25
8HS.FAA, 85,000 An.-. 1. 1911
Textile Schooi Bonds
3
FAA, $25,000 .Aug. 1. 1011
4s.
Fa A
5,000.. .Aug. 1, 1909
BaWKB LO 1KB—
1,
1920
1914
1925
1,1914
1.
1.
1926
1905
1901
1910
1902
i>
1909
1902
1910
>-.'».
1,1927
Apr. 1,1928
4s, A&O, 40.000
4s. JAJ, 100.000*
July 1, 1928
Feb. 1,1929
4»«s.Ja-1>. $2 .000. ..June 1.1902 4s. FAA. 20.000
MXidue v'rlv)toJune 1,1911 4~. MAN, 40,000.. ..May 15, 1929
Oot, J, 1913 iS, FAA. 25.000 ... Aug. 1. 1929
\pr. 1, 1902 3>as,MAN.25,000 ....May 1, 1930
Aug. 1, 1930
($•2,500 due y'lly) to Apr. 1, 1919 3 >«8. FA A. 20.000
Apr. 1, 1931
3^9. A&O, 25,000
* Special loans.
July ), 1911
3Ss, JAJ. 25,000
INTEREST on most of the bonds is paid only at the office of the City
Treasurer; on some small issues, in Boston
.1
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I
SUf ftEMEWT.
CITY
1.
1.
5,
5,
1,
1,
1,
1,
FRANKLIN
CO.— E.
County
seat
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, EtcJan. 1, 1900.
Jan. 1, '99
Jan. 1, 01.
$2,919,250
$2,674,000
$3, 143,500
81,088
Permanent loan, &o
78,830
84,863
Total debt
$3,000,338
$2,752,830
$3,228,363
Sinking fund, Ac
6 82,935
533,457
853,581
city debt
$2,317,403
$2,219,373
...$2,374,782
670,831
671,879
Special loans, less sinking fds.
735,691
Net city debt, less spec'l loans.$1.639.091
$1,646,572
$1,547,494
Water debt (additional)
$1,950,000
$1,920,000
$2,000,000
Water sinking funds
5»9,592
581,648
628,969
Net water debt
$1,371,031
$1,400,408
$1,888,352
Tot. net debt
$3,713,134
$3,688,434
$3,619,781
ASSESSED VALUATION—The city's assessed valuation (about the
same as real value) and tax rate have been as follows:
Personal
Total
Rate of Tax
Real
Property.
Tears—
Estate.
Valuation, per $1,000.
$46,1P8,000
1901
$l«-20
$28,356,380
$74,554,380
190O
1820
4\ 653,950
27,857,664
73,511,614
1899
44,868,550
26,773.770
71,642,320
1780
1898
44,071.850
26,899,436
70,941.286
1780
1897
71,292,363
17-20
43,363,900
27,928,463
1896
41,935,800
1700
27,350,696
69,286.496
1895
17-20
40.043,050
25,195,128
65,238,178
1890
1640
32,459,650
21,013,533
53,473,183
18*80
1885
43,820,005
POPULATION— In 1900 (Census) was 104.863; In 1890 It was
74,398 in 1880 it was 48,961; in 1870 it was 26,766.
Municipal bonded debt
;
TTTTr-UOTTDrru
orririU.rv.Lx. —
This citv
is
in
LOANS—
Bridge—
4s,
CHAS.
Sewer—
4s,
M&N.+9.000 (reg.)Nov.
1,
JAD, $90,000 (reg.)Dec.
1,
1903
Fire Department—
J&D,$35,000(reg.)June 1. 1903
4,800
June '02-07
31*8 ...
2,100
June '02-08
S^s.JAJ, 1,800. ...Nov., 1901-'09
3»*b,JAJ,12,600
1902 1910
City Bonds—
4s,
4s,
JAD,
Sidewalk—
4s,
....,$4,900.... Dec, 1901-'07
3»28, ..... 1,400 .. June, 1902-*08
3198, ..... 6.300 (reg.).... 1901 '09
3 k>s, MAN, 5,000.
$200,000(reg.)J'nel.'13
MAN,
5,000. ...1901-1910
Grade Crossing —
JAD, $8,000
Paving—
4s,
MAN,
34s,....,
3^8
3«*s
,
(reg.)
Dec.
1,
4s,
4s,
4s,
1905
2,500 (reg.)Nov. 1.1902
4,000.... Dec. 19. 1 '08
lS.-'OO ...July 1902-*09
2.700 ..Nov. 1901 '09
3,500
7,000
4,800
12.600
,
,
3J38, .....
3^8,MAN,
W ATE
$3,000 (reg.)1901 to 1903
(reg.)Apr. 1, 1904
4s,
4s,
6s,
6s,
4s,
4a,
AAO. 32,000
School—
4s, MAN, $20,000 (reg.)Nov.l,1902
3*38. JAJ, 16,000... July, 1902-'09
4s, JAD, 25,000 .... June 1,1914
4s, MAN, 200,000(cAr),Mayl, 1923
4s.'.JAD,
50.000freg.)Junel» '25
3»«8.J&J,
AAO,$50,000 (reg.)Oct. 1, 1903
JAD, lO,000(reg.)J'lyl,*02-'06
3*28
3*28
Police Station—
4s,
4s.
1901-1910
Street—
3*as
4s.
MAN,
,
..
4s,
Dec. 1.1901
35,000 (reg.)Nov. 1,1912
JAJ,
2,500 (reg.).. 1902-1906
3*28
7.000.... June, 1902-'08
4s, J&D,
6,000 (reg.)Dec. 1, 1906
4s,
,10,500. .Dec, 1901-1907
3»*8
9.000. .Nov., 1901 1909
3108, MAN,5,000..Nov., 1901-1910
4s,
4s,
100,000
,
JAD, $1,000
48.MAN, 10,000 (reg.)Nov. 1,1903
1902
Apr. 1, 1915
(Redeemable at option of city.)
S'iih,
BABBITT, Mayor.
E. CLIFFORD. Treasurer.
A.
GEORGE
Worcester County.
When Due.
BURBANK HOSI'ITAL—
4s.
5
£
1901-1907
June,'02-'08
Dec..'0l-'08
(reg.). ...1901 '09
5,000. .Nov., 1901 1910
MAN,$11.000(reg.)Nov.l, 1902
MAN, 25,000(reg.)Nov.l, 1903
JAJ, 80,000(cou.)July 1, 1905
17,100.July, 1902-1910
registered and part coupon.
bonds are for $1,000 each, part
INTEREST
Bank.
on coupon bonds is payable In Boston at Merchants*
The Interest on registered bonds is remitted by check.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, EtcTotal citv debt
Sinking funds, cash, etc
Dec. 1.1900. Dec. 1,1899. Dec. 1.1898.
$1,723,600
$1,592,200
$1,530,200
459,431
debt
$1,264,169
Water debt, included above
$64-. 000
Water sink, fund, lncl. above.. $195,909
N.-t
398,878
$1,193,322
$648,000
$173,018
ASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX RATE190"
1898
1897
-
1895
Real
Pergonal
total
Estate.
Property.
Valuation.
$18,430,275
18,127,160
17.77*
16,603,260
16,113.617
15,328,719
14,267,106
$5,009,617
$23,439,892
23,110,251
22,435,091
21,255,276
13,855
1892
1890
1
12, 971/H5
11
»,9-<3,091
4,656,253
4,052,016
4,660,212
4,526,755
4,210,573
4,419,556
$1,189,570
$636,000
$151,125
Rate of Tax
per $1,000
$14-00
MOO
18-60
19-20
19-20
18-10
18-10
19,855,474
18,477,679
18,275,159
17,065,5 15
3,591,126
15,476,216
1900 (Censusl was 31,531;
was 12,429; In 1870 it was 11.260.
FRAM1 ^GH AM. —
When
340,630
20,773359
4,0!)::,
POPULATION.— In
In
1890
1800
16-40
16-40
it
was
22,-
This town Is in Middlesex County.
LOANSDue. Net debt May 1, 1901... $261,485
Sewkh Bonds—
valuation 1901. ...8,795,925
4s, FAA, $1 10,000. ...Aug. 1, 1904 Total tax (per $1,000) 1901 $18-00
Floating debt
',678
Population In 1900 was
11,302
T<.f;,l debt May 1, 1901..
339,678 Population in 1890 was
9,239
Sinking funds
78,193
|
1
1
Treasurer
Greenfield.
is
GARDNER.—
J. D. Edgell, Treasurer
town
Worcester County
This
is in
Sewer Bonds—
3Mb
3*-s
,
1902 1931
$21,00
50,000 ...1902 to '26
School loan—
School loans, included... $55,000
8ewer loans, included
40,000
Tax valuation in 1900. $5,41 6,090
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900.. $2000
Population in 1900 was
10,813
Population in 1890 was
8,424
4s .JAJ. $55,000 ..1903 to 1924
3'js, AAO. 20.000... Oct. 1902-11
Total debt May 1, 1900. $150,000
INTEREST is payable at the First National Bank, Gardner, Mass.
nnr'E'CT'rPD
ULUULC-a
1 rLJrt. —
r*
t
Gloucester
is
in
5
I
W. w. FRENCH, Mayor.
EDWARD DOLLIVER, Treasurer.
Essex County.
When Due.
LOANS—
City and Municipal Bonds—
4s, J&J, $136.000... July 1, 1908
4s, JAJ.
15,000....
1903
10,000.... 1901-1905
4s, JAD,
4s, MAN,
24,000.... 1901-1906
4s, JAJ,
16,828.... 1901-1907
4s,
4s,
Improvement Loan Notes—
JAD, $4,500
1903
School-House Notes—
1902-1915
48, MAS. $28,000
3H&, JAD, 27,000.. June 1, 1902 to
($1,500 due yearly) June 1, 1919
Drainage Bonds—
23,800. .Deo.l, 1901-'07 4s, AAO, $2,400
1902-1907
69,475.. ..July 1, '02. to Bonded d'btDec.l8,1900.$530,828
JAD,
JAJ.
($1,875 due y'rly) July 1, 1938
4s JAD. $29,600. Dec. 1,1901. to
($3,700 due yrly) Deo. 1, 1908
3Hs, JAJ, $17, tOO. .July, 1902'09
1902-*09
4s. JAD,
56,000
48..1AD, 21,000. -ec. 1, 1901-'10
1
Highway Improv. Bonds—
48.
Sinking fund
188,652
Net debt Dec. 18, 1900... 342,176
Park debt (additional).
71,250
Total valuation 1900... 16,101 ,863
Assessment about \ actual value.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. .$18-20
Population in 1890 was
24,651
Population in 1900 was
26,121
July 1. 1902
JAJ, $50,000
1901-1910
5.0
3^8,..,
NTEREST on the city bonds is payable at the First National Bank
of Boston on the city notes at City Treasury.
4s,
I
;
GRAFTON.—
A. A. Simmons,
town
Worcester County.
This
is
Treasurer
in
LOANS—
Tax rate (per $1,000) 19O0.$19OO
Population in 1890 was
5,002
Population in 1900 was
4,869
When uue.
Funding Bonds—
A&O, $57,000
Oct. 1,1902
($1,500 due yearly) to Oct. 1.1939
Total debt Mar. 1.1901.. $58,5uo
Total valuation 1900. ...2,405,750
4s,
School Bonds—
3^8, JAJ, $44,500... 1901 to 1939
GREENFIELD.— \Vm.
Allen, Treasurer.
B.
This town is in Franklin County. The fire district Is a municipal
corporation within the town and has a distinct debt. (See below )
When Due. Settlement Town of Deerfield.
LOANS—
Briuge Loan
4s, J&J, . $5,000 ....Oct. 15, 1906
May 1, 1907
4s, JAJ, $8,000
5,000
May 1,1905 4s,
—
General Loan—
4s,
JAJ, $10,925
Oct. 25, 1905
JAJ,
Oct. 15,
Renewal RR. Bonds—
4s,
$3,000
1902
Interest is payable at Greenfield.
Tot. town d'bt Mar., 1901. $72,925
Tax valuat'n, real
4,684,922
Tax valuation, personal. 1,285,159
Total valuation 1900
School Loan—
5,970,081
4s,AAO, $5,000
Oct. 15,1902 Assessment same as actual value.
$15-50
4s, AAO, 15,000. ..Oct. 15,1903-4 Town total tax 1901
Population in 1900 was
Sewer Loan—
7,927
July 16, 1914 Population in 1890 was
5,252
4s, JAJ, $12,000
TAX FREE-— All bonds issued by this town are tax exempt.
Greenfield Fire Dist No 1. W. B Allen, Treas.
Total debt Apr. 24, 1901. .$29,875
Refunding Bonos—
District valuation, 1910.5,310,621
.... ..... $21, 875. Oct. 15/03 to*09
$050
Notes due Oct. 15, 1901 ....$3,000 Tax rate, 1901
—
do
do
Apr. 15, 1902.... 2,000
Oct 15, 1902.... 3,000
HAMPDEN CO.— M. Wells Bridge, Treasurer.
County seat
is
Springfield.
LOANS—
When Due.
Funded debtSept.l 1901.$220,000
,
Court House Notes
It
JAJ. 20,000(cou.)July 1, 1906
MAN,100,000(reg.)Mayl. 1911
AAO. 300,000 (reg.) Apr. 1, 1922
3»28,JAD, l2,000(reg.)Dec.l, 1922
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.-The
Newcomb,
A.
LXXI1I
When. Due. Total debt Jan. 1, 1901
$65,357
LOANS—
Tax valuation 1900
Jail A Bki»ge Loans—
22,748,602
9-57
4s, JAJ, $52,854 23. ...On demand Tax rate (per M.) '99..
Population in 1900 was
State Highway Loan—
41,209
3s,
,$10,863 53 Dec ,1901-'05 Population in 1890 was
38,610
INTEREST ou the jail loan is payable in Greenfield.
TAX FREE.— All bonds issued by this county are tax exempt.
.
1
Vol.
Floating debt
140,000
Jan. 1,1902 Total debt Sept. 1, 1901
360,000
7s, ....,$20,000
94,203
($10,000 due y'rly) to Jan. 1, 1903 S. f. and cash Jan. 1, '01
Tax valuation in 1900.148,764.777
Jail A H. of Corr. Bonds—
3s, FAA, $200,000.... Aug. 1, 1905 Population in 1890 was... 135,713
Temp'y loan Nov.5, 1901. $140,000 Population in 1900 was. ..175, 603
INTEREST on the jail and house of correction bonds is payable at
the First National Bank of Boston, Mass.; other iuterest payable at
the Springfield Institute for Savings, Springfield, Mass.
UAtruDuit
nAV
5 JOHN A.
t
rL,J-trllJ_iJ_..
$FRED. L.
This city is in Essex County.
—
LOANS—
When Due
Bonds—
4s, AAO, $55,000 ..Oct. 1. 1903
90,000 .. Oct. 1. 1904
4s, AAO,
50,000.... Oct. 1. 1921
4s, AAO,
60,000. ...Oct. 1, 1902
4s, AAO,
4s, AAO, 11 0,000.... Oct. 1. 1905
25,000.... Oct 1. 1922
4s, AAO,
25,000.... Oct. 1. 1923
4s, AAO,
65,000.... Oct. 1. 1906
4s, AAO,
66,000. ..Mar, 1. 1907
4s, M&S,
36,000
Oct. 1, 1909
4s, A&'\
Apr. 1,1910
50,000
4s, AAO,
3»- 8, AAO, 35,000
Apr. 1,1911
Water Loan
City
GLINES, Treasurer.
ROWE,
Auditor.
LOANS -
When Due.
(Con.)—
Deo. 1,1922
4s, JAD, 500,000
4s, JAD, 100,000
Deo. 1. 1927
Water Loan
School Bonds—
4s,
4s,
4s,
Dec. 1, 1907
,$25,000
10,500. ...Apr. 1, 1908
10,000
Oct. 1,1909
AAO,
AAO,
Street Bonds—
AAO,
AAO.
AAO,
Sewer
4s, AAO,
4s.
4s,
4s.
1908
1,1909
Oct. 1, 1910
$22,O()0 ....Apr.
50,000
12,000
A
1.
r.
Bonus—
Apr. 1, 1908
$2,000
Apr. 1, 1909
5,000
Oct. 1,1910
AAO, 5,000
Dec. 1,1912
4s, J&D, $300,000
bonds is payable at
NTEREST on the water bonds and on the city
National Bank of Redemption, Boston, and at Treasurer's office.
shows the city's debt:
TOTAL DEBT.—The following statementJan.
1,1901. Jan.1,1900.
July 12, 1901.
$95-5,000
$895,950
Municipal bonded debt
$89^,750
337,010
301,774
301,774
Sinking funds
.
Net debt
Water debt (additional)
Water sinking fd. (additional).
4s,
4s,
AA
$597,976
1, 00(i,O0O
142,596
1
-,
$594,176
$1,011,000
142 596
$618,990
$839,693
$868,404
Net water debt (additional).... $863,404
$1,458,683
$1,462,580
$1,461,380
Total net debt of city
Borrowing capacity July 12, 1901, for municipal purposes, $131,-
102 80.
ASSESSED VALUATION of the city and the tax rate have been
as follows In the years indicated. Assessment about % actual value.
—
ytABBACWBtTTB-CmZB MID
October, 1901.
Tax rale
per $1,000.
$17-40
$26,443,933
1900
17-80
25,604,234
1899
1780
25,502,483
189-4
16'80
5,137,599
24,942,096
19,804,497
1897
21,228,671
16-80
1,561,414
16,667,257
1890
16-70
20,793,004
4,734,556
16,058, 18
1895
17,870,772
1700
4,731,106
13,139.666
1890
On January 4, 1897. Haverhill annexed the town of Bradford and
assumed its indebtedness, which is as follows, and is included in above
8tateiu.nl nf -'Total Debt."
When Due.
ITAch Du e
LOANS—
LOANS-Assessment.-Personal.
Real.
$5,839,623
$20,t;ot.:uo
5,209,468
20,394, 766
5,194,814
20.307,(569
Tears.
Total.
1
Improvement Bonds—
BRIDUE BONDS—
July
($1,050 due yearly) to July
4s. J.v.l.
$4,200
1,
1,
1902
1905
J&J, $25,000
Jan. 1, 1903
($2,500 due yearly) to Jan. i, 1912
Tot.bds.outstdg.Sep.l5,'00$52,4.~>0
4s,
School House Bonds—
Water debt
Jan. 1,1902
J&J, $11,000
($ 1 .000 due yearly) to Jan. 1, 1912
(additional)... 111,000
Population in 1890 was
3,720
4s,
SEWER Bonds—
July
4 1*8, J&J, $.">,000
($500 due yearly) to July
1,
1,
1902
1911
POPULATION.— In 1900 (Census) -was 37,175;
27,412; in 1880, 18,472; in 1870, 13,092.
George
HOLBROOK.town
This
is
French,
B.
1890
In
it
was
Treasurer.
in Norfolk County.
Water Works—
1901.
$154,682
Sinking fund assets
44.059
Net debt Jan. 1,1901.... 110,623
Total value town prop'ty 177,251
Tax valuation in 1900. ..1,217,680
Jan.
1.
1907
1912
1917
July 1,1922 Tax rate (per$l,000) 1900..$20-00
35,000
48.J&J,
Population in 1900 was
Interest is paid in Boston.
2,229
Bonded debt Jan.1,1901. $135,000 Population in 1890 was
2,474
4s,
4s,
4s,
A&O, $30,000.... Apr.
Apr.
A&O, 30,000
Apr.
A&O, 40,000
1,
1,
1,
19,682
Floating debt
unr
I L^irVH,. —
nUL v^T^-XT
This city
is
in
$
Hampden
LOANS—
KENNEY, Auditor.
PIERRE BONVOULOIR, City Treasurer.
D. W.
5
County.
Interest.
-
NAME OR PURPOSE.
—
,
City bonds
"
M&
D
A&O
"
D
M&
M& N
"
"
School loan
&D
M&
"
"
1900 3MigM<KN
1893 4g. M & N
1893 4g.
Water loan
1897 4g. J & J
1900 4g. J & J
Holyoke&Westf. RR. (ref.) 4g. J & J
do
do 1890 4g.
"
Sewer bonds
A&O
A&O
"
Exempted by
INTEREST
June
5,
Principal.
Oulsland'ng.
,
,
When Due.
Sept. 1, 1911
1914
1904
1905
1906
1907
Sept. 1, 1908
July 1,1909
May 1,1909
June 1, 1915
July 1, 1916
Mar. 1, 1917
May,'02to'20
May 1, 1913
Oct. 1, 1913
Jan. 1, 1927
July 1, 1930
July 1, 1913
Oct. 1, 1910
Junel4,
July 1,
Apr. 1,
July 1,
1901. June 30,1900. Apr.
$2,083,000
470,228
$2,125,500
RR. stk.
543,583
&
payable in Boston at the Old Colony Trust
Company
W
(ARTHUR A. BAILEY, Treasurer.
r
A WTTZ*
T^M/TT'
l-tJ^lNOrL
L-./V
\ RICHARD J. SHEA. Auditor.
This city is in Essex County. No bonds issued by this city, the
officials state, have ever been contested.
Public Building Bonds- (Con.)
When Due.
LOANS—
4s,
,$33,0 h». Sept., 1902-1907
8ch>>ol Bonds—
Water Bonds—
4s. FA.- A, $ 176,000. Aug. 1, 1902, to
($8,000 due yearly) Aug. 1. 1923 6s, A&O, $100,000.... Apr. 1, 1906
3i«s, MAS, $36,000.. Sept., 1902-10 4s, J&J,
477,000.... July 1, 1923
Is,
A&O, 45.000.Oct. 1, 190210 4s, A&O, 175,000 .. Oct. 1, 1923
Cemetery Boi^ds—
(Subject to call after Oct.
1,
Bridge Bonds—
4S..I&D, $5,000 June, 1902-1903
City Debt op 189<>—
4s. M&N, $9,00 .Nov., 1901-1906
1913.)
July 1,1902
l.'Ol. $2,108,500
Floating debt
77,883
Municipal Debt Bonds—
6s, F&A, $3,000.. ..Feb. 1,1905 Total debt .Ian 1,1901. 2,186,383
760,369
July 1,1924 Sinking funds & assets.
4s, J&J, 262,000
1901-1909 Net debt Jan. 1, 1901. 1,426,014
4s, J&D, 80,000
765,019
bs, J&J,
72,000. July, 1902 1909 Water debt (included)..
Water sink'g fund (inc.)
3,621
Sewer Bonds—
761,428
3ias,M&N,$25,000.-.Nov., 1901-10 Net water debt (includ.)
July 1 1904 Borrow'g cjpacity Jan.
4s, J&J, 300,000
2S 2,494
1. 1901
4s, M&S,
33,000.Sept., 1902-1912
4s, J&D,
15,000. Dec, 1901-1903 Assessed val'at'n.real.. 30,510,075
4s, J&D,
66,000.June,190-'-1925 Assessed val'ation.per'l 9,345,722
4s, M&N, 25,500.Nov., 1901-1917 Total valuation 1900.. .39,855,797
Assessment about % value.
37,500.... 1901 to 1925
4s, J&D,
4s,J&I, $65,000
Bonded debt Jan.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 19l0.$156O
Public Building Bonds—
44,654
$32,500. .Dec, 1901-1905 Population in 1890 was
18, 000. Nov., 1901-1906 Population in 1900 v. as . 62,559
4s
1901-1906
45,000. .Dec,
4s
INTEREST Is paid at the Eliot National Bank in Boston and by
4s
.
,
1, '99.
$2,447,000
881,388
.
CITY PROPERTY.—The city owns
"$85,000
*105,000
190,000
150,000
125,000
166,000
90,000
30,000
7,000
*150,000
property valued at $2,588,597
70 for water works.
LEOMINSTER.— cTiL
This town
is
When
LOANS—
Water Works—
A&O, $103,000...
4s,
4s.
A&O,
142,500
*50,000
*100,000
250,000
50,000
*60,000
* 166,000
Oct.
.
49.000.
.
.
1,
Miscellaneous Loans—
Dec, 1901
1925 4>4B, J&D, $5,000
Oct, 1926
Jan. 1, '98.
$2,482,000
978,009
4s,
April,
24,464
Trust funds
$13,900... July 1,1918
50,000..Mar 1914-19
30,000.. Mar., 1920 21
11,000.. Var., 1922
3,500.. Mar., 1913
9,300.. Feb., 1914
Total debt Sept. 10, 1901 583,264
6,443,450
Tax valuation, real
Tax valuation, personal. 1,165,335
Tofl valuation in 1901.. 7,608,785
Total tax (per $1,000), 1901.$21-50
7,269
Population in 1890 was
Population in 1900 was.... 12,392
M&S,
M&S,
M&S,
M&S,
4s, F&A,
School Bonds—
3Hs, M&S, $20,0<iO.May,1909&'10
3^8, M&S, 8,500. ...May 1,1908
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
1902
May, 1904
3,000
4,000
14,000. .ADril. 1902-03
7,000. ...T.April, 1905
April, 1907
A&O, 6,000
July, 1908
4, J&J, 8,500
Demand loans
$26,300
Town Hall and School—
4^8, J<sJ,
..
Feb. 1905
June, 1905
Oct., 1905-06
A&O,
A&O,
4s,
4s,
4s,
.
F&A.
A&O.
378 s,M&N,
3,500.
3,500 .Dec. 1. 1901
6,000... May 1, 1904
7,000. .Feb. 1, 1905
M&N,
F&A, 2,300
J&D, 5,000
A&O, 20,000
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
3*28,
3>*8,
3 78 s,
When Due.
LOANS—
Due.
Refdnding Water Bonds—
3^s, M&N, $60,000.. May, 1902 07
4 148, J&D,
Joslin, Treasurer.
in Worcester County.
M&N, 5,000
May, 1903
M&N, 70, 000. May, 1909-15
U00.000
Loans—
Sewer
"109,000 4*2S, M&N, $7,000 ..Nov. 1,1903
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUND, ETCTotaldebt*
Sinking fd.
is
the City Treasurer.
special Acts of the Legislature.
payable at the Nat. Hide & Leather Bank, Boston.
Is
rate (per $1,000) 1900. $13-00
Population in 1900 was
4,658
Population in 1890 was
4.439
real
2,45<;,1 12
pcrsou'l
789,223
Total valuation 1900... 3,245,3 S5
Assessment about 3» actual value.
99, including $1,220,890
Rate. Payable.
1891 4g.
S
....1894 4g. J &
1894 4g. J & J
1895 4g.
1896 4g. J & J
1897 4g. J &
1898 4g.
S
1899 3»4gJ & J
1899 4g.
1895 4g. J
1896 4g. J & J
1897 4g.
S
Bridgebonds
Tax
Tax valuation,
Tax valuation,
INTEREST
23
TOW^IS,
,
When Due. Total debt
LOANS—
—
5
,
INTEREST on the water Donas is payable at the Boston Safe Deposit
& Trust Co. of Boston on the 4 per cent general debt loan at Leomins;
Net debt
$1,581,917 $1,612,772 $1,565,612 $1,503,990
Water debt.incl. above $300,000
$250,000
$500,000
$500,000
*
On June
15, 1901, the
bonds exempted
in figuring the
borrowing
ter;
CITY PROPERTY— Included in the city's sinking fund as given
is $226,500 Holyoke & Westfield RR. stock.
This road is leased
to the New Haven & Northampton and has paid dividends since 1879.
The value of all city property not including water-works is estimated at $1,488,390. The water-works of the city are valued at $1,100,000.
ASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX ROLL-
Assessed Valuation.
Rate of Tax
Real
Personal
Total
per $1,000.
$29,658,610
$10,293,320
$39,951,9
$1620
16-40
29,374,720
10,360,830
39,735,550
28.703.8H0
8,957,120
37,660,950
16 00
1898
28,239,530
7,637,010
1440
35,876,540
1897
25,057,810
15-80
7,414,450
32,472,260
1896
21,908,720
16-40
7,648,505
29,557,225
1895
16-80
20,578,390
7,126,235
27,704,625
1890
16,914,870
18'00
5,158,955
22,073,825
POPULATION— In 1900 (Census) was 45,712; in 1890 it was 35,637; in 1880 it was 21,915; in 1870 it was 10,733
,
Years—
1901
1900
1899
HUDSON,
town
SAVILLIAN ARNOLD, Treasurer.
ID. W. 8TRATTON, Clerk.
situated in Middlesex County.
Amount. Net debt Jan. 1 1901 .... $1 65,339
LOANS—
„.
Town Notes
$65,600 Tax valuation in 1900.. .3,001,496
Water Notes
105,400 Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$2035
Electric- light notes.
37,000 Population in 1900 was
5,454
Total debt Jan. 1, 1901.. 208,000 Population in 1890 was
4,670
Cash & uncollected taxes
42,661 Population in 1880 was
3,739
This
This town
i.
1 -'-
'
.
This
for sale Oct.
„,
5 HENRY 8. BUNTON, Treasurer.
^-tt-E"l-*V.
\ HENRY B. TERRY, Clerk.
is in Norfolk County.
[$77,000 school bonds were offered
8.]
LOANS—
is,
M&N, $6,000
Nov.
($2,000 due yearly) to Nov.
LiBRAhT Bonds—
4s,
Sewer Loan—
4s, M&N, $130,000
When Due.
Town Bonds—
M&N, $19,000... May
($2,000 yearly) to
($1,000 yearly) to
May
May
1,
1,
1901
1903
1,
1,
1,
1902
1903
1918
Population in 1900 was
Population in 1890 was
IPSWICH.— Thomas
This town
a.
is
in
E.
Essex County.
When Due.
LOANS—
t*?**??-^
000
t
'^rV^Vt'-;
Bonded
debt Jan.
,
-r
Condon,
|
13,244
10,193
Treasurer.
Floating debt
$24,590
Totaldebt Jan. 1,1901..
71,590
July 1,1924' 8inkingfund
Net debt Jan.
1, '01.. $147,000
1902-1927
113,816
1,
1901.... 157,774
Treasurer.
in Middlesex County.
When Due. Bonded debt Jan.
I
Water Works Bonds—
1901-1916
48. M&N, $1 60,000
($10,000 due yearly on Nov.
1.)
4g, J&J, $5,000, g..July 1, 1902 06
($1,000 due yearly.)
4s
$7,000 g.. Jan., 1902-1908
Refunding Water—
48, ....,$10,000 g.... Nov.
lO.ooo
4s,
Nov.
4s, .....
10,000
.Nov.
4s, g. M&N,10.0C0....Nov.
q tt7
tt>
This city
is
r
t t
1.1917
1.1918
1,1919
1,1920
ANDREW G. STILES,
($6,000 due yearly on Aug.
F&A, $7,800
4s,
J&J,
Treasurer.
6.)
Miscellaneous— (Con.)—
38
M&N,
M&N,
s,
4s,
3i*s,
A&O,
19C2tol904 3^8, A&O,
($2,600 yearly on Feb. 21.)
$30,000... 1902 to 1905
($7,500 yearly on Jan. 4.)
M&N,
Mayor.
in Middlesex County.
4s,
1901 to 1907
($1,010 yearly on Nov. 24.)
4s, F&A, $24,080..Dec. 1901-1908
4s, J&J,
24,^00.. July, 1902-1908
3^8, F&A, 17.500... 1902 to 1908
($2,500 yearly on Aug. 6.)
4s, J&J, $9,600
July, 1902-09
C. H. & M. Building—
4s, A&O, $4,500.. ..April, 1902-04
4s, A&O,
450,000.... Oct. 1, 1920
4s,
'
1, 1901. $235,000
Floating debt
63,460
Total debt Jan. 1, 1901.. 298,460
Tax valuation, real
4,435,860
Tax valuation, personal 746,200
Tax valuation 1900
5,182,060
Assessment same as actual value.
$15-00
Tax per $1,000 1900
Population in 1900 was
3,831
Population in 1890 was
3,197
_ < O en_ C.A^ D. DIMON,
When Due.
LOANS—
Bridges—
3 7ss, F&A, $18,000... 1902 to 1904
$7,070
Miscellaneous—
414s,
($5,000 annually on May 1.)
Total debt Sept, 1, 1901.. $155,000
Tax valuation, real
9,646.825
Tax valuation, personal. 1,168,01
Total valuation 1901. -.10,814,840
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1901. 17-80
is
LOANS—
5
HYnFc part/ —
town
A
other loans at Boston.
Clerk.
is
,
all
HARRINGTON,
LEXINGTON.— {£;£ SAVILLE,
capacity were $1,225,000.
above
on
M&N, $46,500.-1901
to
1903
($15,500 due yearly on Nov. 1.)
4s, M&N. 20,000. Nov. 1, 1901-'02
4s, M&N,
5,500 ..Nov. 28, 1901
3^8, A&O, 40 ,000... 1901 to 1904
($10,000 due yearly on Oct. 19.)
4s.M&N,$50,000(reg.)1901 to 1905
($10,000 due yearly on Nov. 27.)
4s, M&V, $30,000.... IS 01 to 1906
($5,000 due yearly on Nov. 18.)
M&N, $70,000. .May, 1902-08
4s,
4s.
M&N, 80.0C0.. Nov., 1901-08
J&D, 38, < 00.. Dec, 1901-08
4s,
3hs. M&S, 28,000.. Mar.,1902-09
3i88, M&S,
22,4 00.. Sept., 1902 09
3»«s, F&A,
23,600. Aug., 1902-09
4s, J&D,
2b,400..June,1902-09
48, J&D,
14,000. .June.1902-09
4s, J&D,
12, 600.. Dec, 1901-09
3^8,
A&O,
3*38,
J&D,
$5,490.. Nov., 1901-09
23.400. .Nov., 1901-09
3, 150.. Apr., 1902-10
3.150 Apr., 1902-10
16,200.. Oct 1902-10
7,500.. Dec, 1901-10
,
Park Bonds—
3^8, F&A, $70.210. .Feb. 19, 1904
Paving Loans—
4s,
4s,
M&N,
J&D,
3^8, J&D,
May, 1902
$7,000
7,980.June, 1902 03
15,300. June. 1902 04
12,500.. May, 1902-0610,800. May, 1902-10
M&N,
M&N,
Textile School Loan—
4s, M&N, $12,500 ..May, 190206
4s.
3ifeS,
Public Buildings—
3^8, A&O, $2,800.. -.1901 to 1904
($700 due yearly on Oct. 19.)
4s,M&S, $9,500(reg.)1902 to 1906
($1,900 due yearly on Sept. 19.)
$4,500.... June 3. 1902
4s, J&D,
A&O, 28,800. .Oct., 1901-08
48,
3!e8, A-VO, 20,700. .Apr., 1902-10
Schools—
J&D, $^,500
F&A, 7,000
June, 1, 1902
Aug. 31. 1902
A&O,150,000... April 1,1921
July 1, 1926
J & J,200,000
1902 to 1904
3^8, J&D, 7,500
'$2,500 due vearly on July 1 2.)
1902 to 1907
4s, F&A, $27,000
($4,500 due yearly on Aug. 10.
3ies, A&O, $40,500 .April, 190 .MO
State Aid— Spanish War—
4s, F&A, $3.640.. .Aug., 1902-1908
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
.
MD
ST/U£
LOANS-
When
Sbwkb Bonds—
\a>\
.
56,01)0
4s.
AAO,
.
.
94.000.
\\'i.
>),
Oct
2.
1902
1902
1903
1905
..Apr. 2,
4.\J,
L902 to
($1,200 due yearly on Jan. I.)
3>ss. Ma n $1 ,000 .1902 to 1904
- .000 ihie vearh on Ma\
4«, FA v. f 4,0,000 ....1902 to 1908
($10,000 due yearly on Aug 7.)
r&D, $11,600. ...190'J to 1903
<00 due yearly ou June 17.)
48, J4D. $36,600 ....1901 to 1903
(f 12.200 .lue yearly on Deo. 3.>
1901 to 1907
($1,500) ilue yearly ou No\ B.
"
Man
500.. 1908 to 1906
3V,
($7,500 due yearly on Maj
1902 to 1907
($7."'(.»0 due yearly on May 11.)
-
.<:
I
>
.
*9.000 ...Dec.. 190109
24,000. June 1908 to '09
84,0(10.. vug.
3>«8,FAA,
L&0,
3V.A
W
i902-'09
1902-*10
;>.
L,
.
wki
i.
Loan—
FAA, 067.600 Aug.,1902 1910
Wouks-
wi:i;
1901 to 1902
($10,000 due yearly on Dec. 1.)
4s,
MAN, $75,000 Nov. 1. 1911
Is.
MaN. 1,000, 000. Nov. 1. 1920
;'-. 1AA.
15,000 1902 to 1904
($5,000 due yearly on Aus;. (i.)
1s,
,KVD, $20,000
4s, FAA. $45.000
($."'.000 due yearly
1902 to 1910
on Aug. 7.)
Lb, MAN, $28,700 ...1901 to 1907
Cr 1,100 due yearly on Noy. 8.)
Jan.
1,
Jnn. 1, 1900.
$4,647,020
1901.
$2,550,780
3.0.5 .-3
TOTAL DEBT, ETCFunded debl (exoL
Lynn;
Dec. 20, 1900.
Dec. 20, '99.
Dec. 20, '98.
$2,555,150
796,334
$2,464,650
680,750
$2,391,650
583,273
$1,758,816
1.800,300
451,718
$1,783,900
1,810,300
449,054
$1,808,377
1,835,300
426,141
Ol water)
BinMngfAVnda
Net debt
Water debt (additional)
Water works sinking fund.
office,
....
....
1,409,159
Netwaterdebt
1,348,582
1,361,246
Total net muutclpal debt
3.217,536
3,107,398
3,145,146
The funded debt as given above for Deo 20, 1900, Includes loans to the
amount of *750,000 in excess of debt limit aud issued under authority of special acts of Legislature.
Temporary loans , amounting to
$525,000, are not included in totals. Borrowing capacity for 1901,
$52,000
PROPERTY AND WATER WORKS.-The
TOTAL DEBT.SINKING FUNDS, EtcCity d.l.t
Sinking funds
Bank of the Republic. Boston, or at the City Treasurer's
other interest is payable by City Treasurer only.
.
.
\.
i»uiv» h
la,
Feb
5.400.
2.500 \pr 21,1904 '10
27.000 kug 6, 1902-'10
>0, 30 000 Oct 31,190i-'lO
Kv
4s.
|
iA-. r-l. ooo. .'.Sept., 1902 08
J
J&D.
SHb.FA \.
I
.
.
La,
LXX11I
Vol.
PAR VALUE OF BONDS. -The bonds are $500 to $2,500 each.
INTEREST-WHERE PAYABLE.-Coupons are payable at the
Skweb Bonds— (Con.)
Ihtr.
I
$5,000.
CITY 8Uffl£M£TIT.
Jon. 1, 1899.
$2,620,050
259,954
294,332
city property,
CITY
oousistins: of real estate, school buildings aud public parks, amounts
to $2,445,525.
Total cost of water works to Jan. 1, 1901, $2,472,821.
ASSESSED VALUATION.— Assessed valuation and tax rate, real
estate being taken " at about threo-fourth cash value." have been
Rateo/Tax
Assessed Valuation
:
— per $1,000
.
Net ei'v debt...
Water debt
Water sinking fund
$1,274,700
287.226
$2,352,688
$1,229,800
273,623
$*\360.096
$1,259,900
246.916
$987,471
$956,177
$1,012,984
$2,230,*?57
Netwaterdebt
Total net debt of city. $3,217,731
$3,373,080
$3,308,869
The cry's borrowing capacity ou July 13, 1901, was $280,763 69.
CITY PROPERTY.— The eitv owns real estate and personal property valued at $8,379,504.
ASSESSED VALUATION. -The city's assessed valuation (about
actual value) and tai rate
different years have been as follows:
Assessed Valuation
RatcofTax
Tears—
Real Estate.
Personal.
Total.
pe?-$l,000.
m
Tears—
1901
1900
1899
1898
1897
1895
1890
1880
1870
Total,
Real
Personal
_
$17-80
$'2,112,025
$42,^47.355
$9,494,6
1800
51,655,186
42,364,060
9.291,126
17-80
51,091,948
41,920,665
9,171,283
1760
50,960,334
41,575,536
9,384,798
17-40
50,881,903
41,157.046
9,724,857
1720
49,698,056
10,441,874
39,256.182
1500
40,730,378
29,390,332
11,340,046
1760
23,383,735
5,470,192
17,913,543
17-20
20.927.115
14.277.212
6,649,903
POPULATION. -In 1900 (Census) was 68,513: in 1890, 55,727; in
1880, 38,274.
.
190
1899
1898
1897
1896
1895
1890
1887
$56,007,135
$15,489,600
$71,4"6,735
55,878,355
15,373,017
71,251,872
55,622,880
15.318,361
70.94 1,243
54,678.720
15,707,450
70,386,170
53,935,960
15,965,987
69,901,947
52,257,400
16,524,642
68,782,042
45,316,150
17.037,462
62.353,612
41.322.794
15.426.459
56,749,253
Tax rate for 190 is $18-60.
POPULATION.— In 1900 (Census) population was 94,969;
$18 80
19-60
18-00
17 40
15 00
18 00
17 00
1570
I
it
in
was 77,696.
LYNN,
WM.
j
1890
BRACKETT. Auditor.
FRKNCH, Treasurer.
F.
til. S.
This city Is In Essex County. Lynn pays to the sinking fund yearly
an amount of money sufficient, with the accumulations of interest on
the sinking fund Investments, to pay off the entire debt at maturity.
LOANS—
KMKTKHV
I,
AN
When Due.
D—
Municipal Loan—
4s,
4s,
JAJ,
JAJ,
4s,
48.
4s,
48,
JAJ,
Jan.
29,000. r.. Dec.
68,000
Jan.
7,80 >, r Oct.
JAJ,
38,000
4s
A&o, 'i9, 150
AAO, 54,000
A&( 72,000
4s,JA"-,
4s,
4s,
4s,
48,
4s,
4b,
4s.
4s,
4s,
r.
.
A&O,
A&O, 24,500 ...Apr.
July
...Oct.
Apr.
r
...
Oct.
»,
JAJ,
60,000, r
6,000, r
35,500, r.
8,000, r
61,000....
'30,000, r..
AAO,
AAO,
JAJ,
AAO,
A&O,
AAO. 121.C0O
3^s.
...
,
i..
July
Apr.
Oct.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Apr
56,500...
Park Loan—
AAO, $12,000, r.. .Oct.
4s,
4s,
JAJ,
kJ,
Jan.
July
5,000, r..
30,000, c
6,000, r
20,000, r
5,000, r.
AAO,
.Oct.
Apr.
AAO,
AAO,
Oct.
School House Loan
4s,
4s,
4a.
48,AAO.$20,000,
JAJ, 28,000,
JAJ,
;,000,
4s, JAJ, 10,000,
...Apr.
luly
r
Ian.
r.
r
5,500
JAJ,
JAJ, '35,000
Jan
AAO, 25.0O0
\pr.
EH
JAJ.
4.-.
"
48,
FAA,
r... Jan.
r... Jan.
r....Iuly
r...8ept
r...Juiy
r...Nov.
10,(KK>, r...8ept.
IAJ,
10,000, r...Nov.
10,000, r.. Aug.
10,000, r. Sept.
10,000, r. Nov.
1 O.OOO, r.
Jan.
JAJ.
Apr.
July
IAN,
4s,
48,
4s,
AAO,
Is,
JAJ,
4s.
fan.
Loan—
o.OOO,
25,000,
,000,
'(A.-,
25,000,
4>, JAJ. 100,000,
48, MaN, 20,000,
4.-,
:
35,000,
10,000,
10,000,
50,000,
35,000,
AAO,
to coupon,
JAJ, $20,000, r...July 1,
JAJ, ^50,000, r...Jan. 1.
Apr.,
4s,AAO, *40,000, r
3%s, JAJ, 10,000, r..July 1,
4s. A&O, 20,000
Apr. 1,
4s, JAJ,
20.000. r... July 1,
4s,
4s,
48, A vO,* 100,000, r...Apr. 1,
r,
r.
Oct.
r.
Jan.
Apr.
,
1904
1909
1010
1-,
\
AAO,
i
50,000, r.
25,000, r.
50,000, r.
25,000, r.
40,000, r.
65,000, r
1
1.
Oct.
1,
1921
1921
Jan.
1.
1,
1
»,
i
i.
,
Bonds—
Var., $35,800,
00, r...Apr. 1, 1912
Is,
AAO,
it)
Apr.
1922
July
1922
4s,
Apr.
1,
\AO,
1, 1923
1. L918
July
1925
1,
JAJ,
1, L9l8
50,000 r .July 1, 1926
Lb, JAJ,
25.000, r July 1. 1027
U, JAJ,
1-, IAJ.
1,
25,000, r .July 1, 192"
1,1914
10,000, r ..Oct. 1, 1928
LAO,
1. 1904
4a, JAJ.
25,000, r July 1, 1929
I, 1905
4s, JAJ.
5,000... Jan. 1, 1930
1, L906
25,000 ... Oct 1, 1930
fcO,
MAN, 7,300, r May 1, 1904
i, 1907
IAN, 31,000, r.. Nov. 1, 1913
1, 1007
3%s,JAD, 6,000,r..Dec. 1,1915
l, 1908
BiflS, MAN, 66,500, r. May 1, 1905
1, 190
JAD,
.Dee. i. 1905
1, 1908
2,(100, r...\pr. 1, 1916
3>.js,
M
I,
24,500, r.May 1, 1916
1, 1909
3^, JAD, 3,500, r. June 1, 1017
l'A.\,
1, 1910
3>*a,
1,1917
6,500. r.
1, 1910
4h, AAO, 100.000. r. ..on demand.
3»as, ..
1, 1911
25,000.
1931
JAJ,
JAJ,
1911
1-,
..July
T
l,
1,
Miscei
r.
1902 to 1904
1, 1907
56,000, r Oct.
registered.
* The
loans marked thus (*) in the above table are authorized by
t > - legal debl
special Acts of Legislator!
limit.
The
(|the
total amount of outstanding bond- thus authorized It (750,000.
-
-
i
rsJ
)
I
CHA8.
L.
HENRY
DEAN, Mayor.
WILDER, Auditor.
A.
Middlesex County, and was incorporated Jan. 2, 1882
When Due.
SewerageMay 2, 1922
Brick Sidewalks
4s, MAN, $50.000
May 2.1923
1902
4s, MAS,
$1,000... Mar. 15,
4s, MAN, 100,000
Mar.15, 1902 4s, MAN, 200,000... .May 2, 1924
4s, MAS,
3,000
($1,000 due yearly to Mar.15, 1904 4s, MAN, 150, 000.... May 2, 1925
June 1, 1902 4s, M&x, 100.000. ...May 2, 192*
4s, JAD, $3,200
Street Loans—
($800 due yearly) to June 1, 1905.
Mar.15, 1902
July 1, 1902 4s, MAN, $3,000
4s, JAJ, $5.000
($1,000 due yearly) to July 1, 1906 ($1,000 due yearly) to Mar.15. 1904
Nov. 2,1901
July 1,1902 4s, MAN, $1,200
4s, .....$ c ,000
June 1, 1902
8,000
($1,000 annually) to July 1, 1907. 4s, J&D,
4s, JAJ, $2,000. .June, 1902-1903 ($2,000 due yearly) to June 1. 1905
July 1, 1902
3^8, ... 3,000.., .J une, 1902-1904 4s, J&J, $10,000
3^s. JAJ, * ,000. ...July, 1902-07 ($2,000 due yearly) to July 1, 1906
Julyl, 1902
3>*s, JAJ, 7,000... .July, 1902-08 4s
$6.000
($1,000 annually) to July 1. 1907
Fire Department—
Aug. 1, 1902
Apr., 1902-03 4b
$1,000
4p,
$7,000
Nov. 1. 1901
2,500
4s, MAN,
Nov. 1,1901 4s
900
($300 due yearly) to Nov. 1, 1903 ($1,000 due y'rly) to Nov. 1, 1903
4s,
Auril, 1902 4s, JAJ, $7.000.June 1, 1902) 908
$8.400
($600 due yearly) to April 1, 1915 3>ss, $8,000 .June, 1902 to 1909
Public Parks—
3^8, JAJ, $4,000 .. July, 1902 05
July 3, 1944 312s, JAJ, 9,000 .. July, 1902-10
4s, JAJ, $80,000
2,f,00...Nov., 1901-'03
July 3, 1945 4s,
4s, J&', 10,000
Nov.. 1901
1,200
July 3, 1947 4«,
4s, JAJ, 10.000
luly 3, 1924 3 V, JAJ, 2,000... July, 1902- 03
4s, JAJ, 20,000
3 i«s, J A J, 12,000 ....July 1, 1926 3>*s, JAJ, 10,000... July, 1902 '11
3%s, JAJ, 5,00i»...July, 1P02'06
School House Loans—
July 15,1902 3^8, JAJ, 7,000. .July, 1902 '08
4s, JAJ.
$5,000
Miscellaneous Loans—
Mar. 1, 1902
5,500
4s,MAS,
Sept., 1902
4s, MAN,
70,000.... Nov. 1, 1901 4s, MAS, $2,000
2.000 ...Aug.. 1901'02
($5,000 due yearly) to Nov. 1, 1914 4s
l.oOO....
Sept.. 1902
4s,
.....
4s, J&J, $24,500.... July 1.1902
2,000.. May, 190 -03
($1,750 due yearly) to July 1, 1915 3»28
7,000.... Feb.. 1902'08
July 1, 1902 3Hs
4s. JAJ,
$2,800.
Water Construction—
($700 due yearly) to July 1, 1905
July 1, 1907
4s, JAJ, $95,000
June 1. 190
is, J&D. $25,900.
July 1, 1908
($1,850 due yearly) to June 1, 1915 4s, JAJ. 100,000
July 1, 1910
120,000
4s, FAA, $48,000..Aug., 1902-1917 4s, JAJ,
July 1, 1912
30,000
Apr. 1, 1902 4s, JAJ,
1,000
4s
July 1, 1913
68,000
.Aug. 1.1902 4s, JAJ,
4s,
5,000
Jan. 1,1914
42,000
($1,000 annually) to Aug. 1, 1906. Is JAJ,
Jan. 1,1915
Is, JAJ,
10,000
ts, AAO, $2,000. A pr., 1902 to 1903
Jan. 1. 1916
19,000
31*8
2.000 Juuel902 to 1903 4s, JAJ,
Julyl, 1916
15,000
..July, 1902'03 4s, JAJ,
3 s, ..,2,650
Julyl. 1919
4s, JAJ,
36.000
Dbainaoe Bonds—
July 1,1905
3^s, .... 8,000.June,1902 to 1909 3*28, J&J. 25,000
luly ?, 1920
V, JAJ, 15,000
!^s, JcV.I, 15,000
July 1,1911
INTEREST is payable at the Nat. Bank of Redemption of Boston.
This city
is
in
LOANS—
|
.
,
,
,
,
,
,
. . .
. . .
,
,
K
1911
1911
r..
r.
1912
1913
1916
1904
1908
1915
1927
1902 4s, AAO, $30,000 r... Apr. 1, 1902
1903 4s, JAJ, 50,000, r.. Jan. 1, 1903
1
1, 1904
4s, AAO,
5,000, r. Oct. 1, 1903
1, 1904
30,000, r.. Jan. 1,1904
48, JAJ,
1,1901 4s, JAJ, 25,000. r..Jan. 1, 1904
1, 1905
4s, JAJ.
50.000, r.. July ], 1905
4s. AAO, 35,000
1, 1905
Apr. 1, 1908
1, 1905
4s,*AAO, 125,000, r.. Apr. 1, 1920
1, 1906
4s/ A&O, 25,000, r.. Oct. 1, 1921
1, 1906
Public Library Loan—
1, 1907
Is.A&O. '$35,000
Apr. 1, 1917
Water Loan—
1, 1908
190s
5s, JAJ, $200,000,cAr.Tan 1, 1905
1,
1, 1907
4s, MAS,
8,000, r. Mar 1, 1903
1,1909 4s, JAJ, 150,000,cArJan. 1,1905
4s, MAN,
20.000, r Nov. 1,1913
1, 1919
1,1910 4s, HAS,
50,000, r Mar. 1, 1914
1911 4a, JAD,
20,000, r. Dec. 1, 1914
4s, M&S,
10,000, r.. Sept. 1, 1916
1,1902 4a, AAO,
9.000, r..Oet, 1, 1916
1, 1903
4s, JAJ,
7,500, r. July 1, 1917
1, 1919
4a, FAA,
5,000, r.Ausr.l, 1917
1,1919 1-, AAO,
2,000. r. Oct: 1, 1917
i-.MAN,
1, 1920
6,500, r.. Nov 1, 1917
4s, AAO,
1, 1920
15,000, r..Apr. 1, 1918
4a, JAD,
10,000, r..Junel, 1918
1, 1902
4s, JAJ, 85,000, cfcr. July 1,1919
1. 1902
AAO, 100,000, c.tr. Apr. 1, 1919
75.00O, r.. July 1, 1919
1, L903
t-, JAJ,
1,1903 1-, JAJ,
35,000, r..Jan. 1, 1920
1-. AAO,
1, 1904
150,000, r. A]ir. 1, 1920
AAO,
AAO.
N
due.
1,
r.... July
.Kv.r,
5,000, r....J;tri.
10,200, r... Oct. 1,
48,
is,*
60,000. r.... Apr. 1.
...Oct. 1,
», 50,000, r
>. 1 40,000. c A r. Apr.
1,
48,
When
Street Improvement—
$15,000 ...July
3,000,
LOANS-
Sewer Loan- (Con.)—
JAJ, $25,000, r
Ian. 1, 1903
Engine Hotjbb—
4jb, AAO,$10,000, r....Apr. 1,1902
4s, JAJ,
5,000, r.... Jan. 1,1904
4,000
4s, JAJ.
Jan. 1, 1906
48.AAO, 10,500
Apr. 1, 1908
48.A&0, '10,000
Apr. 1, 1916
4e,
01?
MA/\L_lJJZaN.
—
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, ETCTotal debt
Sinking fund, etc
June'20, 1901. Jan.l, 1901. Van.1,1900. Jou.l. 1899
$1,641,325 $1,677,075 $1,714,200 $1,706,550
236,722
280,105
258,776
285,930
$1,355,395 $1,396,580 $1,455,424 $1,469,828
Net debt
$571,500
$585,000
$545,000
Water debt (includ'd) $575,000
$134,163
$142,629
$155,077
Water sinking fund.. $171,377
CITY PROPERTY.— The city owns prnpe ty valued at $1,635,845,
not Including the water works, which c-ost $1,073,783.
ASSESSED VALUATION.— Real estate la assessed at about 75%
of its value:
Assessed Valuation
Personal.
,
Real.
Tears—
1900
,
Total.
Rate of Taxper $1,000.
$16-70
16*40
$27,287,540
$3,302,840
20,762,400
3,876,900
1650
26,147,660
3,172,400
22,975,200
16'30
25,385,520
22,426,000
2,959.520
16-00
23,799,560
2,500,360
21,299,200
1570
23,071,940
2, .-.90, 140
20,475,500
15 10
17,338,450
2,172.650
15,165,800
POPULATION. — In 1900 population was (Census) 33,-:64; in 1890
was 23,031; in IHmo it was 12,017.
$23,984,700
'.3,385,500
18-49
1H98
1897
L896
1895
L890
it
MANCHESTER
This town
is in
LOANS—
Ed wo
Stanley, Treas.
When Due.
$4,664,595
Tax valuation, real
Tax valuation, personal 4,059,009
1902-1908
Total valuation, 1900... 8,723,604
$8-80
value.
,789
Population in 1890 was
2,522
Population in 1900 was
Park BONDS—
3>asg., $70.000
P.
Essex County.
Tax rate (per M.) 1900..
Water Bonds—
4s, MAN. $70,000.Nov.,1901t0'16 Assessment is about actual
(96,OC0 due yearly.)
Feb., 1901 .$176,000
Bonded debt
1
-
—
1
.
DnCU —
Kvkkktt Paint., Treasurer
MARBLEHEAD.—
town
This
is
Refunding Bonds—
AAO, $22,000
1902-1900
Electkic-Light BondsIs, .KV.-.1. $50,000
Julv 1,
w vikk Bonds—
($5,000 due yearly on Oct,
4s.
LOANS—
When Due.
is,
1.)
Town Notes—
$10,*00. Dec, 1901 to '03
On demand
1,500
4s,
4s,
IV/rcT
IV±l^l_r-tLJO£l..
Essex County.
in
,
.
,
192-1
MAN.
MAN.
B.
General
4s, JA-D,
4s. MAS,
4s, MAS,
Sewer Bonds 1891—
4s, A&O, $125,000
.Apr. 1,1911
4s,
4s,
JAJ.
Aug.
METHUEN.—
Joseph
Essex County.
town
This
Sept.
48.000
MAN.
20,000..
July
.
LOANS—
JAJ.
MAS,
J&J,
100,000.
30,000.
20,000.
.July 1, 1911
May
Water Bonds—
4s, MAN, $20,000
4s,
4s.
May 1,1904
F&A, $4,500
4s,
. .
1908
.May 1, 1924 Bonded debt Jan. 1,1901. $215,000
1904-1924
50,000
25,000. . . .Oct. 1, 1925
25 000....Feb.l, 1«28
15,000... Dec. 1, 1930
.
Engine House Loan—
.Sept.
Aug. 1, 1909
,$15,000...
on the bonds is payable at the National Bank of Redemption, Boston; on the town notes, at the Treasurer's office.
.July
MAS, 125,000.... Sept. 1,1912
MAS. 75.000
Sept. 1, 1913
Bridge Notes—
When Due.
,
Stone Crusher Notes—
.
Clerk
Floating debt
77.559
Total debt
292,559
Sinking fund
17,381
.,
Netdebt Jan. 1,1901.... 275,178
JAD.
Town Notes—
Tax valuation, real
3,814,385
Tax valuation, personal 905.21
6s,
$9,950. On demand.
3.S09.Dec. 1,1903 Total valuation 1900
4s,
J&D,
4,719,595
J&J,
6,000.. July 15, 1902 Assessment about % actual value.
4s,
9,000. ..July 1, 1905 Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$16*50
4s,
JAJ,
School H<>nsK Notes—
Population in 1900 was
7,512
1906-1908 Population in 1890 waa
4s, FAA, $18.800
4,814
4-s, J&D, 8 000.... Deo. 1, 1903
4s,
.
FAA,
AAO,
4s,
4s,
48.
4s.
FAA, $2,000.
Aug. 1, 1902
1.1914 Total debt Jan. 1, 1901. $1,009,656
1918
Sinking
funds
1,
262,085
School Notes—
Net debt Jan. 1, 1901
747,571
4s, J A J, $53,000
1902 to 1917 Water debt (included)
538,000
($3,000 annually to 1912, and Tax valuation, real
7,84 6,951
$4,000 annually 1913 to 1917.)
Tax valuation, personal.. 1,388, 367
Trust funds, on demand... $12,456 Total valuation 1901
9.235.318
4s,
4s,
4b,
Howe, Town
S.
is in
Water Bonds—
4s, MAN, $100,000.
1922
1924
1926
1930
1,
1,
1,
1,
Julv
1, '01.
,
—
FAA, 150,000
MAS, 70.000
$38,000
Nov. 1,1905 Total tax (per 1,000) 1901. .$16-20
Assessment same as actual value.
1, 1907
Population in 1890 was
1, 1912
8,519
4s, MAN, 25,000
S< pt. 1,1912 Population in 1900 was
4s, MAS, 37,000
12,962
50,000
Oct. 1.1913
4s,
INTEREST is payable at the Shoe & Leather Nat. Bank, the Eliot
National Bank of Boston and the Melrose National Bank of Melrose.
in Middlesex Co.; incorporated as a city in Jan., 1891.
When Due.
Water Bonds— (Concl'd)
Loans—
4s, MAS, $30,000
Sept, 1, 1921
4s.
4s,
1. 1925
$832,000
Floutii g debt
60,000
Total debt Aug. 1, 1901.
892,000
Total assets
136,406
Net debt Aug. 1, 1901... 755,594
Water debt, included
237,000
Sewer debt, included
350,000
,
Bonded debt Aug.
1924
1, 1925
1,1926
1, 1907
1, 1912
1, 1917
1,
May
May
49.MAN, 50.000
is
June 1,1915
$50.000
15,000
Sept. 1, 1905
16,200 ..Mar ., 1902-'10
MAN, $37,000
4s,
MORSE, Mayor.
LOANS—
Water Works— (Con.)
4s,
50,000... July
JAJ,
The new
MHyor.
Auditor.
city charter took effect
25,000... June
JAD,
25,000.. June
JAD,
JAD. 50,000... June
School Bonds—
4', FAA, $200,000... Feb. 24,1916 Total value city prop'ty. 1.819,414
Tax valuation, real
13,«( 3,875
Town Hall (renewal)—
Sept. 1, 1912 Tax valuation, personal. 1,286, 890
4s, MAS, $45,000
Tax
valuation
1901.... 14.890,765
Water Works—
on the electric-light and water-works bonds is payable
on the refunding bonds at Boston and Marhlehcad; on
town notes at Marblehead.
BONDED DEBT on Sept. 1. 1901, was $267,000; water debt
(Included), $190,000; floating debt. $12,000; total debt, $279,000;
sinking fund, $6,000; net debt, $273,000.
TAX VALUATION (about the same as actual value) has been:
Assessed Valuation
Rate of Tax
rears—
Real.
Personal.
Total.
per $1,000
$5,874.2-'
^901
$l*v80
$ »65.023
$6.83V273
96v, 231
1900
5,553,500
6,515,279
15 60
1899
860,191
5,966,441
5,106,250
1920
1898
19-20
753,000
5,630,000
4,886,000
16-80
1897
4,793,650
761,775
5,555,425
1896
20-20
4,735,600
800,068
5,535,668
17-70
1895
4,642,200
823,905
5,466,105
1891
21-40
4,213,800
832,032
5,045,832
POPULATION in 1900 was 7,582; in 1890 was 8.202.
WALTER
JOHN LARRABEK,
EDWIN O. GOULD,
JAD, $100,000... June
JAD, 100,000... June
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s.
4s.
INTEREST
5
I
Sbweb Bonds—
$56,500.. Nov., 1901-'18
Is,
•22,500. Ma v. 1!)02-'19
•is, JAJ,
•25,500. J a n.'. 1902 to -20
4s, J A J,
53,500.Jnly,190'2to"21
4s, J&D,
32,000. Dec. ,1901 to "21
MARLBOROUGH.-
5
This citv is in Middlesex County.
Jan. 1. 1900.
When Due.
LOANS-
at Boston;
This place
25
M/^SS^C-HUSiETTS-CITIES flW®
October, 1901.
4s,
.
INTEREST
.
. .
MIDDLEBOROUGH.-A.
This town
Plymouth
Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1901. $2030
Assessment is 7-10 actual value.
Population in 1900 was
13,609
Population in 1890 was
13,805
in
the Fire District of
is
H. Eaton, Treaa.
County. The town of Middleborough and
Middleborough are distinct organizations.
LOANS—
When Due.
i
Light Bonds—
Seweb Loan— (Con.) —
M&N, $ 5,000
Nov.
4s,
1,
1907
payable at the WinthropNat. Bank, Boston.
INTEREST
WATER WORKS are self-supporting and the value of the city
property is $1,403,570 58.
4s
4s
,
4s, ...
,
MARSHFIELD.-Geo.
debt Jan. l , 1901 . $175,444
Assets
27.133
Gen'l Improvement Loan—
Net Town debt Jan. 1/01 148,311
4s
Tov. 1,1902 Fire dist. debt Jan. I, '01
$8,000
57,500
Nov. 1,1903 Assessed valuat'n, real. 3, 261, 128
4s,...., 5 000
4s,...., 3.300 ... .Nov. 1,1915 Assessed valuat'n. pers'l 639.670
School Loan—
Total valuation, 1900. .3,900,798
4s
Nov. 1,1914 Tax rate (per $1,0j0) 19; 0.$19-25
$\000
Sewer Loan—
Population in 1900 was
6,885
4s, M&N, $5,000
Nov. 1, 1901 Population in 1890 was
6,065
on bonds
This town
is
in
LOANS
is
Railroads. Ac—
FAA, $25,000
Total debt F. b. 1, 1901
Sinking fund
Net debt Feb. 1,1901....
M&N, $20,000.... Nov.
($5,000 due yearly) to Nov.
4s,
H. Weatherbee, Clerk.
Tax
valuation, personal
1 05,810
Total valuation 1900... 1,329,245
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900 $18-50
Assess't is about actual value.
Population in 1890 was
5 ,713
Population in 1900 was
1,810
MAYNARD.-Geo.
This town
is
LOANS-
'
1,
1,
4s, M&N, $57,500 .... 1901 to 1923
Int. paid by Middleboro Sav. Bank.
Town
1918
1921
,
MIDDLESEX
CO.—J. 0. Hayden,
County
Lowell and Cambridge.
Treasurer.
seats are
LOANS—
H. Gutteridge, Treasurer
When Due.
Court House Bonds—
J&D, $100,000 ...1923
When Due.
Building Bonds—
4s, J&D, $60,000
Dec. 1 1901
($10,000 due yearly to Dec. 1, '06.)
in Middlesex County.
Water Bonds.
I
($5,000 due yearly) to Nov. 1, 1913
Water Bonds (Fire District)—
.
$25,000
600
24,400
Float'g debt (additional)
10,500
INTEREST is payable by the Cambridge Savings Bank.
.
$15,000... Nov. 1, 1904-06
Nov. 1, 1915
1,200
67,000.. .Nov.
Nov. 1,1901-23
Railroad Loan—
Plymouth County. Bonds are tax exempt.
When Due. Tax valuation, real
$1,223,435
4s,
,
'
4s,
Net debt Jan. 1,1901
Tax
$112,700
valuation, real
4e,
J&D, $50,000
1932
1.)
1901-1905
1907-1924
J&D, $170,000
JAD, 50,000....1901tol905
($10,000 due yearly on Dec. 1.)
3*38, J&D. $40,000 .Dec , 1901-01
yearly
on
Dec.
($10,000
1.)
Notes. 3*2S, $69,000. Dec, 1901-04
4s, JAD, $200,000.... Dec. 1, 1906 Note 3 3 5s. 80,000. .Dec 21, 1901
($20,000 due yearly) to Dec. 1, '15. Total debt Jan.l, 1901. .$1,019,000
4s. .i&D, $110,OOO.Dec.,1916to'21 Tax valuation 1900. .515,948.884
School & Hospital Notes—
County tax (per $1 ,000)
$076
3*38, JAD, $9,000. .Dec, 1901 -'03 Population in 1900 was.. .565,696
3>2S, J&D, 8,000.. . Dec, 1901-'04 Population in 1890 was... 431,167
INTEREST on the building and improvement notes is payable at
the office of the County Treasurer on the Court House bonds by the
Beacon Trust Company, Boston.
4s,
4a.
1 ,493,73
JAJ, $125,000.... Jan. 1, 1919 Tax valuation, personal. 63 ,810
Interest is payable in Boston.
Total valuation 1900
2,125,541
Bonded debt Jan. l,1901.$l'25,000 Total tax (per $1,000) 1900 $13-50
Floating debt
7,000 Population 1900 was
3,142
Total debt J an. 1, 1901.
132,000 Population 1830 was
2,700
Slnkingfund
19,300
4s,
to
($10,000 yearly on Dec.
,
>
.
.
.
p TYPOR
T^
unu.
—
IV/T
iy±iz.Ljr
This city
is
OH AS. S. BAXTER, Mayor.
jparker r. litchfield.
\
LOANS-
When Due.
Play-Ground Bonds—
4s,
48.
JAJ, $7,000
J&D,
Treasurer.
;
in Middlesex County.
14,0«j0
Public Building Bonds—
JAJ, $45,000
MAN, 56,000
JAD, 12,000
($6,000 due yearly
4s, JAJ, $4,000
4s, JAJ, 4,< 00
4s, JAJ, 21,000
4s, J&J, 26,000
4s, J&J, 26,000
4s, JAJ, 26,000
4s, JAJ, 18,000
4s, FAA, 90,000
4s, MAS, 35,000
4s,
4s,
4s,
Sewer Bonds—
1913
1914
1902 1903
July
Nov.
Municipal Loan Bonds—
MAN. $200,000... May 1,1917
JAJ,
100,000. Jan. 1,1918
1,
1,
4s,
Park Bonds—
4s, FAA, $50,000
is,
,
4s,
,
This city
$45,000.. Dec. 15, 1908
18 000.. Oct. 16, 1909
24,500. .. Dec. 1, 1910
on July 1.)
3Hs, ....
July 1,1904
Water- Works Bonds—
July 1, 1907 4s, J&J, $125,000
July 1, 1910
Julv 1,1908 4s, J&.l,
1902-1923
88,000
July 1,1909
($4,000 due yearly on Jan. 1.)
July 1,1911 4 s, A&O, $25,000
Oct. 1,1914
July 1,1912 4s, A&O, 25,000
Oct. 1, 1919
July 1,1915 4s, J&D, 45,000
Dec. 1, 1922
Aug. 1, 1918 4s, JAJ,
6,000
Julv 1, 1916
Mar. 1, 1919 4s, JAJ,
6,000
July 1,1917
,
is
m
M ON
SON.
LOANS—
JAJ, $20,000
A&O,
. .
Cook, Treasurer.
in Worcester Co.
Property assessed about actual value.
When Due.
School—
LOANS—
Town Hall Loan—
4s, g.. A&O, $4,000.... Oct. 5, 1902
'01-10
3*28,
MAN. $25,000. Nov.,
($2,000 due yearly) to Oct. 5, 1903
3^s, jr.MAS, 13,500.8ept.l5'02-10 3Hss,g. M&N, $60,000. Nov., '08-19
Refunding (gold notes)—
Bonded debt Sept. 1, '01 $14»,100
4*28, MAN, $11,400. Sept. 15, 1902 Tax valuation 1901
5,907,396
($5,700 due y'rly) to Sept. 15, 1903 Total tax (per $1,000) 1901.$18-8O
4s,
11,376
,$25,000.... 1904 to 1907 Population
1900 was
3,780
($6,250 annually.)
Population in 1890 was
INTEREST is payable at the Milford Savings Bank.
Feb. 1, 1930
4s, JAJ,
July 1, 1918
11,000
....July 1,1905 48.J&J,
July 1,1920
15,000
10.000
Oct. 1, 1905 48.J&J,
15,000
July 1, 1921
JAJ, 12,000
July 1,1906 4s, J&J, 52,000
July 1, 1923
AAO. 10,000
Oct. 1,1906 Total debt Feb. 1, 1901 .$] ,627,794
JAJ, 12,000
July 1,1907 Sinking funds
390,961
JAJ, 10,000
July 1,1915 NetdebtFeb. 1, 1901... 1,236,833
AAO, 10,000
Oct. 1,1915 Water debt (included)
413.000
F&A, 80,000
1916-1919 Borrowing capacity
($20,000 due yearly on Aug. 1.)
Feb. 1, 1901
130,258
4s, F&A, $75,000
1920-1922 Tax valuation, real
16,980,000
($25,000 due yearly on Aug 1.)
Tax valuation, person'l 2,796,400
4s. FAA, $30,000
Aug, 1, 1923 Total valuation 1900... 19,776,400
4s, JAJ,
10,000
July 1, 1924 Assessment about market value.
4s. AAO,
10,000
Oct. 1, 1924 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900.$18-40
4s, JAJ,
20,000
July 1,1925 Population in 1890 was
11,079
4s, JAJ,
41,000
July 1,1926 Population in 1900 was
18,241
The Municipal Loan bonds were issued to take up the unfunded debt
as it matures.
There is also a fund known as the Bradbury Fund, amounting to
$11,252. This is invested in the Medford Savings Bank and is not
Included in estimating the city's indebtedness.
INTEREST on bonds is paid at the Nat. Bank of the Republic of
Boston. All notes and interest on same are paid by City Treasury.
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s.
MILFORD- Clifford A.
4s,
July 1, 1904
Dec. 1,1914
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When Due. Bonded debt July 1,1901 $53,000
Water- Works Bonds—
Total valuation 1901. ...1,760,011
4s, MAS, $1,000
Sept. 1, 1902 Assessment at " fair cash value."
4s, MAS, $18,000
1903-1911 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1901.. $1420
($2,000 yearly on Sept. 1.)
3,650
Population in 1890 was
4s, MAS, $33,000
1912-1922 Population in 1900 was
3,402
($3,000 yearly on Sept. 1 )
NATICK.. Edward
This
town
is
in Middlesex
LOANS—
Sewer Bonds—
Clark, Treasurer
County
When Due. Resources
Tax valuation 1901
$107,078
5,939,075
JAJ, $17,000.... July 15, 1926 Total tax per $1 ,000 1901 .$2040
1915-1927 Population in 1900 was
218,000
9,488
Water bonds, $49,500 ..1901-1908 Population in 1890 was
9,118
Total debt Feb. 1, 1901.. $430,865
4s,
.
NEED
HAM. —Levi Ladd, Treasurer.
town
County.
This
is
LOANS—
in Norfolk
Water Debt—
2^8
When Due.
to 4s, $169,000
Various
Issued in anticipation of taxes.
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School BondsZ\s,
$22,000
1902-1916
($1,500 yearly.)
Refunding bonds
$5,500
—
—
BlATt
2<;
Total debt Jan.
1901
1.
$198,000
.
-0
280,140
T.i\ valuation, real
valuation, personal.
Total valuation L900....3,4C6,3<
Vj actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) 19u0.$1400
4,01«<
Population in 1900 was
Population In 1890 was
3,035
i
loans-
A&O,
4s.
NEW
This city
BEDFORD.-
IS.
,1
Bristol County.
When due.
is in
LOANS—
OHAS.
S.
11.
ASHLEY, Mayor.
HATHAWAY,
Sbwbb Bonds
City Imikovmknt (reg. &oou »—
t>s.
o.OOO
Oct. 1, 1902
($10,000 due yeailvjtoOct 1, 1909
Oct 1, 1909
28.000 ...Oct. 1, 1910
:>o,ooo
..Apr.
4a,
A&O,
1, 1902
-. A.vO. 162,000g..Apr. 1, 190:5
Apr. l, 1904
. I. ('00... Apr.
1, 1905
72,000 g.Mar. 1, 1007
8%B,g. F&A, t^.000 Feb. 1, 1908
3ks, c. F&A, 108.000. Feb. 1, 1000
J.vP, 20.000 Dee. 5, 1907
3>fl8,g,F&A,35,000....Feb.
1906
1908
1927
1929
3^8,K,F&A,33,000....Feb. 1,
School & Pubi k-Bldo. Bonds—
is ,-..M vs. $128,000 g.Mar.1,1917
,F&A, 9-2,000.. Fcl>. 1. 1918
3ifiS.g.,F&A. 30,000 Feb. 1,1919
..IAD, '200,000. June 1, 19-20
Wharf Bonds—
4s, MAN, $52,000 g...May 1, 1927
Water Loan (reg. & cou.)—
l&O, +80,000... .Oct. 1,1902
Pan Bonds (reg.)—
($10.000due ve'rlv) to Oct. 1, 1909
4-. a.v
$100,000.... Apr. 1, 1942 6s, A&O, $100.000.... Oct. 1, 1905
($20,000 due ye'rly) to Oct. 1, 1909
S wer Bom >s (re g.)—
4s, A&O, $35,000.
Apr. 1. 1908 5s, A&O, $60,000.... Oct. 1,1902
4~. A&O,
48,000 ...Apr. l. iooo ($20,000 due ve'rlv) to Oct. 1, 1904
4s, A&O,
OO. ...Apr 1,1910 4s, A&O, $20,000.... Apr. 1,1918
4s, A
Apr. 1, 1911 4s, A&O, 120.000.... Apr. 1,1924
57,000
4-. A&O,
100,000.... Apr, 1, 1912 Is. A&O. 200,000. .Dec. 15,1924
4a, A&O, 108,000 ..Apr. 1, 1913 4s, g, A&O, 400,000g. Apr. 1, 1926
4s, A&O.
32,000.. Apr. 1, 1011 4s,g,J&J, 400,000 g. Jan. 1, 1927
4-. A&O,
58,000.. Apr. 1, 19'25 4s, g, J&J, 200,000 g Jan. 1, 1927
4s,4T .M.v-. 69,OOOg..Mar. 1. 1927
3»«s,g.,J&D, 48,000.. June 1,1930
34s, A&O, 30.000.... Apr. 1, 1906
The 4 per cent improvement bonds due In 1903 and the water bonds
due in 1926 payable in gold if demanded.
INTEREST on the 7 and 6 per cent water bonds Is payable at
Boston; on all others at the office of the City Treasurer.
7a,
i,
A&O
. .
$30,000
Is,
4s,
Is,
Is,
LS,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
48,
4s,
4s,
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, EtcSinking
fluids.
.
843,989
$3,696,000
530,217
1, 1897.
$3,520,000
463,175
$2,969,011
$3,070,021
$3,165,783
$3,056,825
.
Net debt
Water debt,
Mar.
$2,813 000
651.079
Feb. 1, 1899.
Feb. 1, 1898.
incl.
above
$1,780,000
$1,800,000
$1,660,000
$1,658,000
Park and wharf
debtincl.above $152,000
$100,000
$152,000
$120,000
The Park Loan of 1942 and the wharf bonds are authorized outside
of debt limit. The floating debt on April 1, 1901, was $144,353.
The municipal sinking fund receives yearly about $100,000 and the
water sinking fund $28,000.
CITY PROPERTY— City's water-works valued at $1,300,000.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The city's assessed valuation (which is
the same as actual value) and tax rate have been as follows:
Rate of Tax
Assessed Valuation
s
per $1,000
$17-60
$3? ,762,290
$22,122,162
$57,884,452
19-20
56,107,418
20,548,663
3?v558,755
19-20
57,352,126
35,871,525
21,480,601
1620
35,595,820
58,171,798
22,575,978
15-40
•56,034,917
33,920,700
22,360,417
189"i
15-40
52.642,733
31,984,150
20,658,583
16-30
1890
20,041,500
36,869,754
16,818,254
15-70
1880.
13,138,400
26,275,919
13,137,519
* Less remittances by assessors.
POPULATION.-In 1900 (Census) was 62,442; In 1890 it was
40,733; in 1880 it was 26,845.
Tears.
Personal.
Real.
Total.
1900
1899
1898
1897
1896
r
MFT-AX/T^TTTP
INCWtJUn. VtDr-»T2?
I r^LJrt T
1
—
.
$
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MOSES BROWN, Mayor.
FELKER, Treasurer.
j. v.
This city is in Essex County. The city has decided to purchase the
water plant, and the Supreme Court has passed upon the purohase
The water company, however, has appealed to the U. S.
Srice.
upreme Court.
Bonds
LOANS—
will be issued after the controversy is settled
When Due. Trust bonds, 4-4 ^8, $79,750. .dem.
Bonded debt Jan., 1901. $508,953
Armokv Bonds—
3^8, M&S. $»,200.... $2,000 yearly
City Bonds—
4s, J&J, $65,000
July 1, 1908
4s, J&J. 90,000
July 1, 1911
4s, A&O, 25,000
Apr. 1, 1913
Sewer Bom
-
M&8, $107,500.... Sept.
3*12*, M&S, 55,000.... Sept.
School Bonds—
3»ns, J&D, $27,5< 0... June
48,
1,
1,
1,
Sinking funds, etc
Net debt Jan. 1.1901....
222,076
286,877
First National
Bank
NEWTON.
The
city
Northern
bonds.
is
<
1
4s,
4s,
4«,
See below.
AAO,
A
M
&J,
1,1911
-o.ooo
Apr. 1, 1915
100,000. .Nov. 1,1915
100.000. July 1. 1916
40.000.. May
15.000. ..June
l,
i;<i7
1,
1919
DR\In» (Mi fTLVERTS
1904
1904
10
ov. 30, 1904
13,000.... Deo. 18,1904
I
4s, A&O.
4s, MAN,
4s, J AD,
4b, J&D,
4s,
A&O.
11,000
..
Oct
29,000.... June
7,-,00
ink Hor
4s, J&.J,
...July
-r.
..Apr
Loan —
$10,500
Hiohwat Loans—
48,
4s,
4s,
4b,
4b,
48,
4b.
4b,
4s,
A
A&O,
FAA,
A&O,
J&D,
A&O,
J&J,
July
..Oct
7,
1,
1,1914
1,1917
1,1906
1903
1003
I,
15,000.. ..Nov 2-!,
..Feb 16,
7
5.Apr. 13, 1904
:
June
13.'
6,500.
4,600
.
16,
1
.Jan.
.Feb.
F&A, 25,1
A&O, 52,000.. Apr.
,
1,
1,
1,
1904
1 905
:
1915
1915
When Due.
Highway Loans— (Con.) —
J&D, $10,000.... Dec. 26, 1915
M&N, 80,000.... May 1.1936
Highway stahle Loans—
4s,
4s,
F&A, $18,000
Aug. 1, 1903
F&A,
8,000.... Feb. 16, 1904
Miscellaneous Loans—
4s,
48,
J&J,
$9,250.. ..July 8,1903
M&N, 1 1.000. ...Nov.28, 1903
J&D,
0,000 ...Dec. 1,1904
J&D, 30, ooo.... Dec. 1,1907
J&D, 10.000
June 1,1908
MAS, 5,000 ...Sept. 1. 1903
3-108, J&D, 17,900 .. June 1,1921
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
ft,
4-,
School Lo UTS—
4s,
4s,
MAN,
M&N,
$7,826.. .WOT. 28, 1903
4s,
J&D,
50,000
4s, J&J,
4s, A&O,
4s, F&A.
4s, J&D,
4s, J&.J,
4-, M&S,
4s, J&J,
4s, FAA,
11, 000...
60,000. ...July 1.1936
100,000.... Deo. 1, 1936
100,000.... Sept. 1,1937
f 0,000.... Dec. 1,1937
50,000.... Nov. 1, 1938
63,000.... Dee. 1, 1939
J&D,
M&S,
J&D,
M&N,
J&D,
or
Jan., 1901. JVm.l, 1900.
.$5,861,913
1,674,913
$5,824,013
1,617,431
$5,734,563
1,409,878
$5,573,613
1,279,812
Net debt
$4,187,000
$1,206,5-2
$4,324,685
$4,293,801
.
The sinking fund receives yearly about $130,000 and is all invested
in the city's own securities. The water sinking fund on Sept. 1, 1901,
amounted to $871,001 and is included in the total above.
BORROWING CAPACITY on Sept. 1. 1901, was $241,353 01.
ASSESSED VALUATION.— The city's assessed valuation and tax
rate have been as follows, real estate being at about market value:
Tears—
1901
1900
1899
1898
1897
1896
1895
1893
1880
Real.
-Assessed Valuation.Personal.
Total.
Rate of Ta*
per $1,000.
$16-80
$46,213,200 $12,961,775
$59,174,975
15-20
45,363,800
12,270,920
57,634,720
15-40
44,156,200
12,225,120
56,407,320
16-20
43,419,650
11,883,800
55,^03,450
16-20
41,550,350
10,471,650
52,022,000
16-60
39,223,450
10,728,375
49,951,825
14-60
36,887,950
10,513,394
47,401,344
14-80
31,786,200
10,067,600
41,853,800
1400
17,718,270
7,481,830
25,200,100
Tax rate in 1901 included city tax proper, $15'17; State tax, $0 58;
county tax, $105 total, $16 80 per $1,000.
TAX-RECEIVABLE COUPONS.—The water bonds and eohool,
municipal, sewer, park and stable bonds for $1,377,000 carry taxreceivable coupons.
PO P U LAT O N .—In 1 900 (Census) was 33,587; in '90 it was 24,379
in 1880 it was 16,995 in 1870 it was 12,825.
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NORFOLK
COUNT Y.—CHAS.H.SMiTH,Treas.
Dedham
the county seat.
is
NOTES—
When Due. Assessed
val't'n 1900.198,023,140
Population in 1890 was.... 118,950
Population in 1900 was. 151,539
1902-1904
($15,000 yearly on June 26
Total debt Sept. 1, 1901... $45,000
3^8
$45,000
,
)
NORTH ADAMS.This city
g,
3-188, g,
3-2s,g,
„
3,000.. 1P02 to
6,000.. 1902 to
44,000.. 1902 to
..
1907
1909
1909
30,000... Apr., '02-30
,
,
$9,000. Oct., 1902
10.000. June, '02 03
9.000..1902 to '04
1901-12
1902-19
1901-36
1902-35
3^8, g, -., 26,250. June, 1902-36
3i 5 s, g, ..,
4,050. .Jan., 1902 09
$258,565
Inside debt limit
limit
452,935
Outside debt
399,800
Water debt
Tot Bond, d't Dec. l.'OO. 1,111,300
Tax valuation 1901. ...13,361,647
Tot. tax (per $1,000) 1901. .$1850
24,200
Population in 190O was
16,074
Population in 1890 was
20,000 May 1,' 02-11
27,000 June 1, '02-28
20,300.. 1901 to 1929
,
3-2s. g,
,
3*2S,
..,$68,000. June,
3*48.
.., 144,000. July,
3>*8, g, ... 113,750. July,
36, s, g, .., 34,000. July,
Sewer Loans—
.....
A&O,
Water Loans—
16,000. July 1,*09-12
3,000.. July 1. 1905
.,
(Concl'd) .Aug., 1901-08
12.000. Nov., 1901-1910
$10,000
Perman'ntLmprovem't Loans—
3>as, g,
3»8S, g
,$10 000.. .Oct. 1,1902
2,500 .July 1, 1908
,,
g,
WILKINSON, Mayor.
HARDENBERGH.Treas.
8.
Sdndrt Loans
3^8,
School Loans3>«8, g,.
4s,
J AS. W.
When Due.
Dec, 1901
....,$10,000
15,000. July, 1902 04
3ks, g,
3-158, g...., 65,083 33.1912-1920
3-15s, ..... 14,916 64. Mar., 1920
3-15s, ..... 15,616 69 Mar., 1921
33ts,
34s,
EDW.
I
in Berkshire County.
is
Refolding Loans.
4s
J
Sundry Loans—
3^s,g, $121,333 34.Junel, '01-26
.June l,'02-26
25,000
3 6 in8, g,
3 149, g, 1 80,000 02 Mar. , 1 901 27
INTEREST 1« payable in Boston and North Adams.
.
situated in Middlesex County. Newton is one of the few
having tax-receivable coupons attached to any of its
LOANS—
Is,
4s,
4s,
J&J,
Total debt.
Sinking fund ..
3»88,g
3-2s, g
cities
When Due.
LEVARI) Bonds—
48, J&D, $100,000... June 1,1914
Washington street loan—
JAD, $45,00.. .. Deo. 1, 1925
F&A, 300,000.... Aug. 1, 1935
F&A, 200,000.... Feb. 1,1936
3s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
Jan.l.'99.
$3,498,613
2,075,000
4s,
LOANS—
1923
$3,659,563
2,075,000
1910
L. PICKARD, Mayor.
RANLETT, Treasurer.
1,
$3,74<,013
2,075,000
.,
A.
00,000... Aug.
$3,786,913
2,075,000
3»«8,g,
EDWARD
1920
Sepl. 1, 1901.
,
SETH
J
Municipal debt.
Water debt
,
of Boston.
A,
J&J,
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, ETC-
3-Ve, g,
at the
1,
FA
Newton.
In
3>«s,g,.
PAR VALUE coupon bonds are for $1,000 each.
INTEREST on all bonds is payable at the City Treasury or
Oct.
A&O, $20,000
Oct. 1, 1902
A&O, 250,000.... Apr. 1,1911
A&O, 200,000.... Apr. 1,1912
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.—All the bonds are for $1,000.
INTEREST payable at Nat. Bank of the Commonwealth, Boston,
Assessed valuation, real. 7,272, 200
Assessed valuation, per'l. 2,863, 033
Total valuation 1900... 10,135,233
Assessment about % actual value.
1919 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. $1550
1931 Population in 1890 was
13,947
Population in 1900 was
14,478
Tern, loan, 3s, $104,968
When Due,
100,000.... Jan. 1, 1924
A&O, 125,000.... Oct. 1, 1924
70,000.. ..July 1, 1926
J&J,
M&N, 100,000.. ..May 1, 1927
M&S.
50,000.. ..Sept.1, 1928
3s»s,M&N, 25,000.. ..May 1,1930
3' 10s, A&O. 20,000..
kpr.l, 1931
J&J, $600,000 .....July 1, 1905
J&J, 250,000 ...July 1,1906
A&O, 100,000 ....Oct. 1, 1910
A.AO, 100,000 ...Apr. 1,1914
A&O, 100,000 ....Oct. 1,1917
A&O, 100,000. ...Oct. 1, 1918
A&O, 250,000. ...Oot. 1, 1920
A&O, 100,000 .. Apr. 1, 1921
A&O, 100,000. ..Apr. 1,1922
F&A, 50,000.... Aug. 1. 1923
A&O, 75,000. Apr. 1. 1924
F&A, 60,000.. ..Aug. 1. 1925
J&J,
70,000. .July 1. 1926
J&J,
45,000.. ..July 1, 1927
M&S, 75,000... .Mod. 1, 1928
Is,
.
Apr. l, 1901.
debt... $3,813,000
Is,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
48,
4s,
48.
$98,000.... Deo. 1,1922
Water LOANS—
6s,
5s,
. . .
Bonded
1908
1,
J&D,
-21,000.. ..Deo.15, 1922
4s, J&D,
70,000.. ..Deo. 2, 1925
Hospital Bonds—
3s,
(reg.)— (Con.)
1,
1,
l,
LOANS-
La,
Treas'r.
34s, AAO,$30,000.... Oct
L&O. 15.000.... Apr.
$-25,000.. .Apr.
IAD,
LXX1II
Sewer Bonds
si« bb Notes.
Vol.
When Due.
park Bonds—
Is,
(
;
CITY SUf ftEMEWT.
Assessment about
!
3,126,
Ta\
/W
.
.
May
1,
1905
June 1,1914
1914
1918
1, 1915
50,000.... Dec. 1, 1916
lOO.ooo. ...Jan. 1,1917
50,000.... Sept. 1, 1917
15,000. ...July 1,1918
35,000.... Feb. 1,1918
3^s,M&8, 82,950.... Sept. 1, 1919
9,000.... July
1,
60.000... Apr.
75,000.... Aug.
1,
NORTHAMPTON.—
Hampshire County
This city
is
in
LOANS—
When Due.
Armory Bonds—
<
X
ARTHUR WATSON,
GEO. W. CLARK,
Mayor.
Treasurer.
Water Bonds—
M&N, $100,000.... May
4s,
1,
1909
Dec. 1,1912 3i2S,g,J&J,200,000..Julyi,'02-'26
J&D, $17,000
Total debt July 1, 1901.. 652, 00
Railroad Loan—
4s.
4s,
M&N,
$74,000... May
Bridge Loans—
48, A&O, $10,000.
4s.
A&O,
4s,
4s,
4s,
J&J,
J&J,
.Apr., '03 to '06
3,500. ..Apr.
1903
1,
July
1,
1915
1907
1910
July
1,
1902
$50,000.... July
Nov.
15,000
23,000
1,
1
,
;
1
seweu Loans—
4s, J&J,
3"*s,
,
$156,000
4,000
727,500
Total debt July 1, 1901
64,021
Sinking fund assets
Net debt July 1, 1901... 663,479
150,000
Water debt included
Assessed valuation, real. 9,823,970
Assessed valuat'n, pers'1.2, 532,665
Total valuation 1901.. .12,356,^35
Assessm't about 80% actual value.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1901. $16 20
Population in 1890 was. ...14,990
18,-i43
Population in 1900 was
.
School Bonds—
M &N,
75,000
1,1902 Floating debt
On demand
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NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH.
This place
is
in Bristol County.
LOANS—
water Bonds—
J&J. $197,000.... 1901 to 1923
Total debt Mar. 1, 1901.. $247,000
140,805
Floating debt
4s.
1, 1901.. $387,805
73,862
Sinking fund
Interest payable in Boston.
Tax valuation in 1900. $3,896,319
Total tax per $1,000 1900.. $2250
7,253
Population in 1900 was
6,727
Population in 1890 was
When Due. Total debt Mar.
Electric Light Bonds—
1924
4s, J&J, $50,000
—
NORTHBOROUGH.-Wm.
Worcester County.
town
This
When Due. Tax
Tax
LOANS-
Water Loan—
valuation, real ....$1,018,600
valuation, personal. 255,547
Total valuation 1900.. ..1,274.147
Total tax (per $1,000) 190o.$1700
F&A, $50,000.... Aug. 8,1902
Interest is payable at Worcester.
Bonded debt Feb.13, 1901. if 50.000
4s,
Sinking fund
Ket debt Feb. 13, 1901
Population in 1900 was
Population in 1890 was
13,571
17,419
....
in
LOANS—
2,164
1,952
LOANS—
4s,
4s,
Aug. 1, 1905
F&A, $45,000
($10,000eaeh fifth yr. until paid.)
Junel, 1906
4s. J&D, $18,000
($5,000 i-acli fifth year until paid.)
1918
J&D,
*5,000
4s,
1917
4s, ...
7,000
4s>, J&D,
1920
4,000
Int. paid by N. E. Tr. Co., Boston.
4s,
ORANGE.—
T. Wesley
This town
Franklin County.
Poor, Treasurer.
FloatiDgdebt
75.897
Total debt Jan. 15, 1901. 200,*-97
Sinking fund and assets. 125,982
Net debt Jan. 15, 1901..
74.915
Tax valuation 1900
8,143,520
Total tax (per M.) 1900
$17-40
Park Loan—
F&A, $4,000.... Aug., 1902*05
School Loans 4s, A&O, $30,000.... Oct. 1902 '04
Electric Light Bonds 1892—
Assesment same as actual value.
4s, J&D, $40,000
June 1, 1922
Refunding Water Bonds—
Population in 1890 was
10,158
1902-1910 Population in 1900 was
4s, M&N $36,000
11,523
4s,
Interest paid at City Treasury.
PITTSFIELD.
1
1.)
in Suffolk
is
LOANS—
4s,
J&D. $11.730
1902&1903
Sundry Purposes—
4s,
1902 to 1916
6,000 ... 1904-05 & '06
J&J,$117,000
3 »«s,
.
.
,
Total debt Sept. 1 1 90 1 $29 1 ,006
Tax valuation, real
10,262,940
Tax valuation.person'l.
197,685
Total valuation 1901... 10,4' 0,625
Total tax (per$l,000) 1901.$18-00
Population in 1900 was
10,395
Population in 1890 was
5,668
at the Fourth National Bank.
,
F&A, $31,251....1902tol919
Street Loan—
4s, F&A, $31, 400... 1902 to 1908
4s,
M&S, $98,000.. ..1901
to
1918
NTEREST is payable in Boston
.
GRAY,
ROCKLAND.
iEZEKIEL
Plymouth County.
Treasurer.
R. STUDLKY, Clerk.
5 J. S.
Town
in
LOANS—
Firk Engine Bonds—
4s,
M&N,
When Due.
May
$1,000
Funding Notes—
Total debt Mar.
Floating debt
valuation, real
2,632,721
valuation, personal. 543,923
Total asses8ment 1900. .3,176,644
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900.. $22-20
to '06
School Bonds—
M&N,
$1,500. ...May
4s,
34. n s,M&S,
Population in 1890 was
Population in 1900 was
1902
1,
1,800.. Sept.10, '02-03
Water Works—
M&N, $60,000. May
1, 1902-'16
16,000.. Feb. 1,1902- 17
INTEREST i9 payable at the New England Trust Co
4s,
4s,
5,213
5,327
F&A,
ROCKPORT.—
Fred.
own
T
Essex County.
Boston.
E. Pool, Treasurer.
is in
is
LOANS—
When Due. Bond, debt Aug
1,1901.. $1 6,000
Assessed val'tion, 1901.2,770,151
Assessment abt 75% aotual value.
$19-80
Tax rate (per M), 1901
Population in 1900 was
4,592
Population in 1890 was
4,087
payable in Boston at Nat. Exchange Bank.
Water Bonds—
4s,
4s,
4s,
$99,700
25,000
1, 1901..
Tax
Tax
1902
1,
May 1, '02
....,$10,000
$24,000 July, 1902, to '25
M&N, 52,000. May, 1902. to '14
M&N, 50,000. May, 1915, to '24
INTEREST is
This city
County. It became a city in 1890. The
newer and water debt, included below, is outside of the debt limit.
When
Due.
School BondsLOANS—
Water Loans—
4s, g, M&N, $160,000. .1902-1 917
Nov. 1, 1908
4s, M&N, $45,000
($10,"00 annually on May 15.)
4s,M&N, 50,000
May 1, 1916 3*38, g., F&A. $114,000. .. 1902-20
4s, M&S,
60.000g.Sept, 1902'13 Total debt Mar. 1,1901. $804,000
4s, M&N, 60,000g.. Aug., 1902 '07 Water debt (included*..
269,000
Temporary notes
$49,000 Total valuation 1901. ..16,110,378
Sewer Bonds—
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$17-80
4g, J&D, $170,000, g..June 1, 1902 Population in 1900 was
21,766
($10,000 due y'rly)to June 1, 1918 Population in 1890 was.... 17,281
Temporary notes
$57,000
INTEREST is payable in Boston
Pittsfield is in Berkshire
$1,626
4s,
Sewer Loan—
SALEM,
HEZEKIAH S. RUSSELL, Mayor.
E. H. KENNEDY, Treasurer.
Treasurer.
Water Loan—
When Due.
School Loan—
$41,092
Funded debt Jan.l5,1901$125,000
When Due.
,$12.000....1902tol907
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900. $18-50
Population in 1900 was
4,969
Population in 1890 was
4,088
1908
to
F&A, $21,000 Aug.l909to'15
This
4s,
in
LOANS—
...
1,
1,
1902
1904
1905 Tax valuation, real
3,855,671
1924 Tax valuation, personal. 556,903
1902 Total valuation 1900. .. .4,412,574
1906
Assessment about actual value.
G. Arthur Tapley,
REVERE.—
County.
town
I
When Due. Floating debt
-Elmer M.
PEABODY.
town
Essex County.
Sks,
Interest payable in Boston.
Bond, debt Jan. 1, 1901. $325,900
Floating debt
43.000
Total debt Jan. 1, 1901.. 368,900
Town Hall Notes—
Bridge, Treasurer.
Total debt Mar.l, 1901.
218,092
4s, M&S, $132,000.. $1,000 yearly. Water debt (incl. above)
132,000
Sewer Bonds—
Tax valuation, real
2,451,980
4s, M&N, $45,000
2,000 yearly. Tax valuation, pers'nT.
556,890
Refunded Debt—
Total valuation 1901 .. 3,00«*,870
4s, F&A, $1,550
775 yearly Assessment about actual value.
School House Loans—
Total tax (per $1,000) '01. .$19 50
4s, F&A, $39,542
.part yearly. Population in 1900 was
5,520
Bonded debt Mar. 1901 $177,000 Population in 1890 was
4,568
INTEREST on the water bonds is payable at the Orange National
Bank and at the office of the Town Treasurer; on the sewer bonds at
the National Hide & Leather Bank, Boston, and the Orange National
Bank; on all other loans at the Town Treasurer's office.
is
1,
1,
1,
May
May
May, $7,000
School Bonds—
F&A, $14,000.... 1902
is in
This
Oct. 1,
($1,400 due yearly)to
4s.
Bonded debt Feb. 1, 1901. $84,000
Floating debt
23,900
Total debt Feb.l, 1901.
107,900
Sinking funds
17,515
Net debt Feb.l, 1901..
90.385
Tax valuation 1900
4,176,809
Tot. tax (per $1,000) 1900. ..$18-00
Assessment abt. 90% aotual value.
Population in 1900 was
5,480
Population in 1890 was
3,733
W LTBB BoXDS—
LOANS-
A&O, $3,000
($1,000 due yearly) to Oct.
is, A&O, $40,000
Oct.
($2,000 due yearly) to Oct.
($2,000 yearly on Aug.
E. Pond, Treasurer.
Norfolk County.
W/ien Due.
Water Bonds—
When Due.
Electric-Light Bonds—
48,
Chas
NORWOOD.—
The town
is
A. Potter, Treas.
in
is
27
W>*SS;*CttUS£TTS-"CITI£S fflv TOWNS.
October, 1901.
is
;
:
DANFORTH, Auditor.
A. NEWELL, Treasurer
H.
C.
FRANK
in Essex County
LOANS—
Municipal Loan— (Con.)
When Due.
Armory Bonds—
3^8, J&J, $5,512 50. ...1902-1904
Public Library—
M&S, $2,000.. Mar. 1,
Apr. 1,1908
Cemetery Bonds—
6s, A&O, $25,000
,1902-11
Bridge Loan—
3148, A&O. $13,000.. Apr
1902-1904
3ks,
F&A.
High school Bonds—
$5,640
Sewer Loans—
Aug., 1902
4s, F&A, 9=21,000
Apr. 1, 1902
($4,200 due yearly) to Aug., 1907 4s, A&O, $38,000
Improvement Loan—
($2,000 due yearly) to Apr. 1, 1920
Water Bonds—
Aug. 1, 1902
4s, F&A, $9,000
4s, A&O, $10,000
Oct. 1, 190 i 5s, J&J, $398,500.... July 1,1904
($5,000 due yearly) to Oct. 1, 1903 4s, J&D, 152,000.... June 1,1902
4s, M&S, $27,000
Mar. 1, 1902
($8,000 yearly) to Junel, 1920
Feb. 1,1902
($9,000 due yearly) to Mar. 1, 1904 4s, F&A, $14,000
4s, A&O, $10,000
Apr. 1, 1902 ($2,000 due yearly) to Feb. 1, 1908
$2,500 due yearly) [to Apr. 1, 1905 4s, F&A, $7,500.. .Mar. 1, 1902-16
1902 1906
Loan—
4s, M&S, 4,250
Seth Smith, Treasurer. 4s,Municipal
Junel, 1902
J&D, $48,000
$850 due Aug. 1 yearly.
This town is in Barnstable County.
1902-'03
($3,000 due yearly) to June 1, 1917 3^8, A&O, $10,500
When Due. Assets
LOANS—
$15,436 4s, J&D, $12,000
Junel, 1902 3^8, A&O, 20,000.. Apr.'02 to '09
School Bonds—
Netdebt Jan. 1.1901...
67,513 ($6,000 due yearly) to June 1, 1903 3^8, A&O,
9,000.. Oct., 1902-10
4s. J&D,$4,000.June 1, 1902 to '03 Water debt (included)
66,000 3^8, M&S, $4,800. Sep., 1902 to '04 3»«8,M&N, 5,000.. Nov. 1901'05
Water Bonds—
Tax valuation, real
1,175,855 3^8, M&N, 3,775
Nov. 1, 1901 SMs, J&J, 15,000.: July,'02-'ll
4^s,J&D,$44,000Jne 1,1902 to '23 Tax valuation, personal. 673,313
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.—The bonds are mostly in $1,000 pieces.
June 1, 1902 Total valuation, 1900... 1,849, 138
2,000
4s, A&O,
Tot'l bond.debt Jan.l,la01$66,000 Tax rate (per $1 ,000) 1900..$19 40
INTEREST is payable at the Merchants' National Bank, Boston.
1902-'05
4s.
i
.
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PROVINCETOWN.—
. . .
Floating debt
Total debt Jan.
1,
QUINCY
V* UliNU1,
This city
is
16,949
82,949
1901..
Population in 1900 was
Population in 1890 was
4,247
4,642
5J° HN
}H.
°- HALL Mayor.
WALTER GRAY,
Gli
Treasurer.
When Due.
Street 3^, $1 9,200
. . .
1902 to 1925
to 1927
Parks, g, $42,000
1902 to 1923 Water, $605.000
School 4s, 37.500
1902 to 1906
do, 4s, M&N, $27,000. '02 to '28
due
yearly on July 1.)
($7,500
($1,000 annually on April 1.)
School 3^8, $36,O0O.Mar.'O2 to 1
Water 3»s8, $28.000.. 1902 to 1929
Municipal, 1902 to '24. ..$251 ,955 Water 3»ss, 29.000. 1902 to 1930
Sewer 4s,
$199,000.'O2 to '37 Total debt Jan. 1, 1901. $1,518,605
($5,500 due yearly.)
Tax valuation, real.
17,790,000
Sewer 4s, A&O, $90,000. .1902-*37 Tax valuation, personal 2,501,376
($2,500 yearly on Oct. 1.)
Tax valuation 1900 ...20,291.376
Sewer 3^8, A&O. $66,000.1902-39 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1901. $17 60
($2,000 yearly on Apr. 1 to 1929
Population in 1900 was
23,899
and $1 ,0( yearly to 1939.)
Population iu 1890 was
16,723
INTEREST is payable at Nat. Bank of the Commonwealth, Boston*
M&N
RANDOLPH.—
Joseph T
town
This
is
LOANS—
When Due. Floating debt and accid't $45,518
4s, A&O,
4s, A&O,
4s, A&O,
4s, A&O,
4s, M&N,
4s, .T&J,
4s, J&J,
$10,000
Apr. 1,1902
20,000
Apr. 1, 1907
20,000
Apr. 1,1912
40,000
Apr. 1,1917
20,000
May 1,1918
25,000
July 1, 1922
8,000
July 1,1926
Interest payable at Boston.
Bonded debt Jan.l, 1901. $143,000
READING.
,^ is
n£ is l$25,000
1901,
been issued.
Edward
Total debt
188,518
Sinking funds, etc
48,639
Net debt Jan. 1 1 901 .... 139,879
Tax valuation, real
1,650,550
Tax valuation, personal. 253,900
Total valuation 1900
1,904,450
Assessment is about actual value
Total tax (per ($1,000) '00.. $19 00
Population in 1900 was
3,993
Population in 1890 was
3,946
,
F.
Parker, Treasurer.
in Middlesex County. At town meeting held March 4,
water bonds were voted. These ton Is have not yet
LOANSWhen Due.
„
Water BondsJ&D, $98,000. ...1902 to 1915
Water Bonds — (Con.)
4s,
4s,
($7,000 yearly on June
4s,
Treasurer.
in Norfolk County.
Water Works—
i
Leahy,
J&D, $10,000
June
I.)
1,
1923
4s,
Dec.
(other than water)
1,
J&D, $84,000. -.1916 to 1922
($12,000 yearly on June 1.)
J&D, 10,000
June 1, 1924
1900.
Dec.
1899.
1,
$31 2,800
14,351
$274,273
Sinking fund
in Norfolk County.
LOANS—
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, EtcBonded debt
15,365
Net debt (other thai water)
Water debt
Water sinking fund
$258,908
637,100
241,037
$29=>,449
Net water debt
Net funded debt of
$396,063
654,971
222,925
$435,102
733,551
274,077
$877,896
$1,007,628
city
Other debt, floating, trust funds,
&c
Total net debt of city
ASSESSED VALUATION-
Personal,
Total.
$1,000
$19,042,100
18,910,900
18,772,400
18,551,600
18,166,200
17,542,700
17,076,400
16,463,200
14,289,500
$10,156,600
10,084.400
10.664,100
11,018,700
10,805,000
10,100 000
10,507,200
11,897,000
11,909,390
$29,198,700
28,^95,300
29,436,500
29,570,300
28,971.200
27.H42.700
27,583,600
28,360.200
26,198,890
$1800
POPULATION.-In
30,801; in 1880
it
1900 (Census) was 35,956;
5
is
in
LOANS—
$3,000
4s,...., 2,000
4s
4,000
,
Water Loan—
4s,
4s,
4s,
,
$4,000
2,500
15,000
J. S.
B.
Water Loans-
When Due.
May 1,1902
Nov. 1,1902
1908
Oct. 19,
it
was
(Con.)—
4s
5,000
1914
1915
Dec. 1. 1916
4s,
$5,100
1901 to 1903
4s, ....,$5,000
2,500
4s,
School-House Loan—
($1,700 yearly on Dec. 1.)
Dec, 1901
1902 to 1904
$1,350
Dec, 1902 4s
,
1903
to
1907
($3,000 yearly in Dec)
1910 to 1912
$15,000
($5,000 yearly in Dec.)
412s, ..$10,000. Dec, 1908 to 1909
Dec, 1913
4s,...., 3,500
4s,
1890
ME ACOM, Treasurer.
NEWH ALL, Clerk.
Essex County.
Coupon Notes—
4s,
In
18-00
18-50
16-80
17-30
16-00
18-50
16-80
17 00
was 27,563.
CATTPT1C — )e.
OAUUUO.
This town
Tax per
Assessed Valuation.
Real.
Tears.
1901
1900
1899
1898
1897
1896
1895
1894
1890...
638,650
203,548
4s
($450 yearly on Mar. 7.)
$36,00J
1904 to 1915
($3,000 yrarly on July 1.)
3V>s, .....
3*28, .....
$25,000.May,1915 to '19
3,150.May,1901 to '09
-
.
:
STATE ANB CITY
25*
Other debts.
95,701
888,751
7"
906.971
Total debt Jau. 1,1901..
Siukinc fund
Net debt Jan 1,1901....
val'n, real
3.601.0-'
<
val'n,
-i>d
personal 9172,818
Total valuation 1901 ...3.773,843
Total tax (per #1.000) 1901. $21 00
Population in 1890 was
3.073
Population In 1900 was
5,08 i
.
edwabo qunes, Mayor
«;nMrn\7n
t
tt
£>OiVl£,K
V lLLh.-)joHS
F. COLE. Treasurer.
This city
Is
Middlesex County.
When Due.
in
LOANS— —
Cm Bonus
4»*»,A&0.
930,000
Oct 1, 1902
4»se,AAO.
35,000
Oot. 1,1903
**.
J&J,
37,000 .Julv l, 1903
($9,000 due vearlv) to Julv 1, 1904
4J&J. $9,000 July 1,1902
<J&J. "2.000 ..July 1, 1903
($3,000 due vearlv) to Julv 1. 1911
4s,
ja-.t, tf35,0OO...Julyl, 1918
(97.000 due vearlv) to Julv 1, 1916
J&J, 960,000... July 1, 1905
($6,000 due J
July 1, 1914
4s. AAO, 912,000.. .Oct 1.1902
(93,000 due vearlv'. to Oot 1, 1905
4s. J&J, 9212.000.... 19 2 to 1915
(Due yearlv: $IS.000 to '05, 815,000 to S, $14,000 to '12, $13,000 to '15).
4s. J&J j«K, 000
.1902 to 1917
(Due
yearly. $11,000
1901;
'02 to 07; $5,000 '08 to '11;
'(
,000 '12
S.000
Paving Bonds—
A&O, $55.000
4s,
to '17.)
Oct.
BEWBB Bonds-
Julv 1,1902
$13,000
JA-J,
:
1902
1912
(#1,000 due yearly) to July 1, 1914
1, 1902
!' SB, \ A O. £10,000.... Oct,
l, 1911
i$ l.ooo due yearly) to Oot
Is. J&J, $2 1.000
1902 to 1922
due
on
($1,000
aim.
Julv 1.)
1902-1925
$76,000
4s,
($4,000 vearlv on July 1 to 1905
and $3,000 yearly to 1925.)
Julv 1,1902
922,000
4s
($1,000 yearly) to July
i,
Water Bonds—
5Hss, J&J, $10,000. . . .July
4s,
J&J, V, 000 ...July
is,
A.AO,
,000. ...Oct,
4s,
J&J, 18,000. ...Julv
4s,
J&J, 10,000. ...July
4s,
J&J, 10,000. ..July
4s, A&O,
8,000.... Oct
($2,000 due ve'rlv) to Oct,
4s, A&0,$6,000
Oct.
($2,000 due ye'rlv) to Oct.
4s, A&O,$30,000....Oct.
($3,000 due ve'rlv) to Oct.
4s, A&O,$10,000....Oct.
($2,000 due ye'rlv) to Oct.
4s,
J&J, $12,000.... July
($1,000 due ye'rlv) to July
4s, Jet J, $7.000... July
($1,000 due y'rlyj to July
4s,
J&J, $16,0' O.July 1.
4s,
J&J, 60,000. July 1,
:
$119,000
1902-1918
(Due yearly on Julv 1: $10,000
to 1907: $9,000 1908; $5,000
1909 to 1918).
4s. JA-J, $94,000 ...
1902-1919
(Due y'rlv on July 1: $8,000 to'05,
*7,000 to '09, $4,000 to '14, $:?.
0O0 to 'IS. $2,000 in *19.)
3»«8.JAJ., #140,000. 1902 to 1920
(Due v'rlvon Julv 1; $12,000 to
0*s $10,000 to '10; $5,000 to
'12; $4,000 to '20.)
3»se, JA J. $116,000. .1902 to 1P21
Due vearlv on Julv 1
$8.0'
r 1902 to 1907; $7,000 1908 to
1911; $4,000 1912 to 19^1
1,
1,
($5,000 due yearly, to Oot.
Is,
3
J&J,
4i8,
1923
1,1906
1, 1902
1. 1902
1. 1903
1. 1904
1,1907
1,1902
1, 1920
1, 1902
1, 1904
1.1905
1, 1914
1,1915
1, 1919
1, 1907
1, 1918
1, 1902
I. 1908
1902 05
190 -25
30,000... July, 1902-31
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.— The bonds are mostly for $1,000 each.
TQTAL DEBT Etc.— Jan 1,1901. Jem. 1,1900. Jan. 1.1899
Total debt
$1,478,000
$1,492,500
$1,5 52,000
Water debt (Included above)...
207,000
239,500
272,000
In place of an accumulating sinking fund, the city raises each year by
taxation a sum of money which is applied to the redemption or bonds,
which when paid are canceled. The floating debt on Jan. 1, 1901, was
$: 50,000.
ASSESSED VALUATION.— The city's assessed valuation (about
the actual value) and tax rate have been as follows:
Assessed Valuation.
Bale of Tax
Tears.
Real.
Personal.
Total.
per $1,000.
190'
$48, 721,800
$5,077,400
$53,799,200
$
1900
47,430,000
5,148,200
52,578,200
1600
1899
46,507,300
4,755,100
51,262,400
1630
1898
47,015,775
3,723,925
1790
50,739,700
1897
46,363,625
3,867,375
50,231,000
1730
1896
45,224,800
1540
3,788,250
49,013,050
1895
42,879,900
3,574,000
1540
46,453,900
1890
29,981,700
2,575,800
32,557,500
1400
1880
18,393,200
1910
2,064,900
20,458,100
POPULATION. Tn 1900 population was (U. S. Census) 61,643 in
1890 it was 40,1 52; in 1880 was 24,933; in 1870 was 14,685.
.
;
This
is
A. Hall, Treasure),
LOANS—
When Due. Total debt Mar.
School h'se 4s
(outsi. limit) $30,000
s (outsi. limit) 50,000
Sewer b'ds 4
Sewer notes 4s
8ewer land loan 4s
12,595
4,000
Armory and engine-house
notes 4s
High School notes 4s
27,700
4,200
—
SPENCER
This town
1,
1901 $128,495
Sinh'g fund Mch. 1, 1901
8.159
Tax valuation, real
3,039,4(>7
Tax valuation, pers'l
961,488
Total valuation 1900
4,000,895
Assessment about 23 actual value
T»x rate (per $1,000) 1900 $1920
Population in 1900 was
10,025
Population in 1890 was
7,655
Worcester county.
When Due. Total debt Sept. 1, 1901.. $345,300
LOANS—
Sewer Bonds—
Assets
128,000
4s, J&J, $17,000
July 1,1904 Net debt Sept. 1, 1901... 217,300
Water
Bonds—
Assessed valuat'n 1901 3.445,950
fc
4s, J&J, #240,000
Inly 1, 1914 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1901. $17 00
Bonded debt Sep. 1 1901 .#257,000 Population in 1900 was
7,627
Floating debt
88,300 Population in 1890 was
8,747
INTEREST is payable by the Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co.
is in
,
HAYE8, Mayor.
springfield—ISS-SUe*!
TIFFT, Treasurer.
Tb-
d
LOANS—
—
Hampden County.
name and PURPOSE.
Interest.
—
4g
4
4
J
J
1
&
J
& D
M&N
M&8
J&J
A &
do
re(f.l901.?»»jg
do
School bonds, jf'd, reg. '93.
do
do
jf'd, reg
4g
do
do
g'd, reg. '97. 4g 3
do
do
g'd, reg. '97.
4g
&
do
g'<L reg.
98.
3iagJ k
do
do
do g*d,c.or*
000
dd, reg 1901
Improvement bonds g.,'
<7.
J
5
1
*
do
do
gold, reg.
Water bonds
1 873-74
do
1873-74.
do
do
do
do gold... 1893..
do
do gold .1893..
do jfold.1890..
T do
.
1
Temporary loan
3><2K
3^
Dee.
June
July
&
*
5
1.
June
1,
.'S5.000
370,000
76,500
f
>30
1
,000 yearlv.
A]>r.
6
Apr.
jir.
1905
1903
1905
Apr
Oct.
Oct
47,900
20.000
125,000
114,000
70.000
35.000
142,000
25,000
35,000
28,000
25,000
775,000
200,000
200,000
50,000
12 5, OOO
300,000
1
$
1919
1920
1921
1900
1907
Sept, 1902 26
Aug. 1, 1907
July, 1902-1908/
7
3
1,
May
A
g
1,
1,
l,
Sept
7
l
4g
3 ^g
1,
1,
1,
Julv, lii02-1918
$8,700 yearly.
'
J&
$50,000
29,000
6,000
40,000
25,000
1903
1915
Jan.
1927
1901 to 1917
$4,500 annually
J
3
J
8»tg.M
M
1902
1904
1904
1902-11
1,
Oct.
3>a
3
3
3kjf
1,
1,
June
k
"Jdo
do g'd,<. or r.1900
k
do
do gold r .1901
k
Sewer bonds
1891.. 4
J k
do
do g'd, 1892
3»agM k
jf'd,rejr.l900
1,
Sept.
t
do
July
June
Nov.
O
J&J
do
-Principal,Outstand'g.
When Due
P.Ot. Payable.
City bulldJnjfs. g'd, 1892...
Fire Dept bonds, reg. 1894
do
do
reg 1-94
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, Etcbonded debt (including water debt)
$2,727,100
Current liabilities
49,386
Total debt Deo. 10, 1900
$2,776,486
Sinking fund assets
$595,282
Cash assets
552,47 7
Total assets Dec. 10, 1900
1,147, 759
Net debt Dec. 10, 1900.
$1,628,727
Water debt, included above
$1,500,000
361,495
Water sinking fund (inoluded above)
Net water debt Dee. 10, 1900 (included above)
$1,138,505
On Aus;. 15, 1901, the total liabilities, excluding temporary loans
was $2,684,900, including a water debt of $1,475,000. The sinking
funds aggregated $683,458.
CITY PROPERTY.—The city values its property at $5,839,249,
In year
including $1,990,180 for property of water department.
1900 water receipts were $243,678; payment for maintenance, $54,loans,
312; interest 011 water
$89,000; balance, to be credited to the
sinking fund, $100,366.
ASSESSED VALUATION.— Real estate is taken at about 90 per
cent cash value
Assessed Valuation
Taxper
Personal.
Total.
Real.
$1,000
Tears.
$14-00
$16,944,217
1901
$57,394,710
$74,338,927
13-80
72,35«,481
16,682,161
1900.
55,676,320
13'60
16.469.077
53,400,770
69,869,847
1899
1380
52,022,570
13,677,143
65,6^9,913
1898
1300
14,553,919
64,898,319
50,344,460
1897
1280
13,071,811
61,416,091
48,344,280
1896
12-20
12,969,681
59,033,141
46,063.460
1895
1200
12,365,525
56,449,425
44,083,900
1894
12-40
10,697,773
44,493,633
33,795,860
1890
13*60
9,540,115
39,863,255
30,323,140
1888
Taxation in 1900 Included State tax, $0 33; county tax, $072; city
tax, $12-75 total, $1380 per $1,000.
POPULATION.— In 1900 (Census) was 62,059. In 1890 populaTotal
<,
1
1
920
1901
,
,
;
tion
was 44,179;
in
1880
it
STONEHAM.—
is
in
LOANS—
was 33,340;
4s,
in
1870
NICKERSON,
F. E.
GEO. N. GREEN,
Middlesex County
When Due.
Armory Loan—
it
was 26,703.
Treasurer.
Clerk.
Water Bonds—
M&N, $30,000..May 1, 02 07
M&N, 85,000.. May 1, 08-24
s, M&N,
2,000 .May 1 1925
3>«8,
3XjS,
J&J, $3,000 .July 18, '02 to '04
3
($1,000 due yearly.)
Sewer Bonds— (outs,
"s
Tot. bond, debt Sep. l.'Ol $277,000
debt limit)
J&D,$101,OOO.J'nel,'02 to'25
($4,000 due yearly to 1917,
then $5,000 yearly.)
Floating debt
36,000
Total debt Sept. 1, 1901. 307,000
Tax valuation, real
4,625/ 40
Town Notes—
Tax valuation, person'l 495, *25
4s,
J&D, $10,000.. June 9,1902 Total valuation 1901... 5,121,565
J&D, 5,000.. June 1,1904 Assess't 80 to 90% of actual value.
4s,
4s,
J&D, 10,000.. Dee. 1, 1905-6 Total tax (p. $1,000), 1901.$1»'80
School Bonds—
Population in 190o was
6,197
6,155
3Hjs, A&O, $53,000. Apr. 1. *02-'19 Population in 1890 was
4s,
School Notes—
4s,
J&J, $8.000... July. 1902 to '05
($2,000 yearly.)
INTEREST
on sewer bonds, on the school notes, on water bonds
and on the town notes, due in 1904, 1905 and 1906, is payable at
Boston; on all other loans at Stoneham.
SUFFOLK COUNTY.— See City of
Boston.
AMPSCOTT.-This
SW
LOANS—
town is in Essex County.
When Due. Assessed valuat'n real $4,446,900
Water Bonds—
Ass'd valuation, pers'l. 1,138,275
F&A,$l2O,000.Ailg. 1, '28 Total valuation 1900.. 5,585,175
Bond, debt Mar. 20,1900.^120,000 Assessment about actual value.
64,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. $1100
Floatinsf debt
3,198
Total debt Mar. 20, 1900. 184,000 Population in 1890 was
Population in 1900
4,548
3ks,
County
in
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.—The bonds are all for $1,000 each.
INTEREST payable at First Nat. Bank, Boston and City Treasury.
This town
SOUTHBRIDGE.—
John
town
Worcester
LXXIII
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This city
is in
5
I
JOHV O'HEARNE,
EDWARD
H.
Mayor.
TEMPLE.
Treasurer.
Bristol County.
LOANS-
LOANS—
When Due.
City Bonds—
4s, J&D, $1,500
When Due.
Street Improvement—
3*28, J&D, $22,000.. ..June
..June 1,1902
1, 1910
WATfR Bonds—
June 1, 1903
July
June 1, 1904 4s, J&J, $12,000
1, 1904
July 1, 1905
1,700
63,325.June&Dec.l905 4s, J&J,
July 1, 1906
15,000
June 1,1906 4s, J&J, 27,000
June 1,1907 4s, J&J,
5,000 .... July 1,1908
21,000
July 1,1909
16,l0f.JuDe&Dec.l908 4s, J&J, 15,000
July 1,1910
17,850
June 1,1909 4s, J&J, 45,000
July 1,1911
June 1, 1911 •is, J&J, 38,000
5,000
July 1,1917
15,000
June 1, 1913 4s, J&J, 45,000
July 1,1922
21,000
June 1, 1914 4s. J&J, 506,500
July 1,1918
62,000June&Decl,1915 4s, JAJ, 50,000
Julyl,1919
4,000
June 1, 1916 4s,J&J,
46,800
Jan. 1.1920
45,000
Dec. 1, 1906 4s, J&J, 45.C00
Bonds—
4s,J&J, 40,000 .... July 1.1930
June 1,1909 Bund, debt Sent. 1, '01. $1,854,075
4s, J&D $34,500
June 1,1917 Bond, debt Jan. 1,1901. 1, £09,375
4s,J&D, 27.000
7.700
June 1,1919 Floating debt
4s. J&D. 45.000
Total debt Jan. 1, 1901 1,817,075
Electric-Light Bonds—
fund
419,651
4s, J&D, $125,000... June 1, 1927 Sinking
lune 1,1917 Net debt Jan. 1, 1901.. 1,397,424
7,500
4s,
814,200
June 1, 1918 Water debt (included).
3,500.
4s, J&D,
174,628
4s, J&D,
5,000.. ..Dec. 1, 1928 Water sh king fund ...
ais«, J&D,
Deo. 1, 1920 Assessed valuat'n, real. 15, 224,870
3,000
Assessed valuat'n, per. 5,628,810
Beweb Bonos
J&D, $83,500.. Junel, 1927 Total valuation 1900 20,853,680
48,
4s,
J&D, 16.500 .. Junel, 1928 Assessment abt 90% actual value.
J&D, 50,000.. Dec. 1, 1928 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. $18-60
48,
25,448
I-,
J.vD, 30,000.. June 1, 1929 Population in 1890 was
4s J&D, 75,000 June 1, 1930 Populafn in 1900 (Census) .31,036
3^8, J AD, 100,000 .Deo. 1, 1930
J&D.
J&D,
J&D,
J&D,
J&D,
J&D,
J&D,
J&D,
J&D,
J&D,
J&D,
J&D,
J&D,
School
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
48,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
15,000
49,000
,
.
INTEREST-WHERE PAYABLE-Coupons
Atlas Nat.
Bank
are payable at the
Beg. interest is remitted by City Treasurer.
LI vi IT— The electric light, sewer and water
of Boston.
OUTSIDE DEBT
bonds are outside debt
limit.
TURNERSa FALLS.—
town
part of the
of Montague, Fraukliu County,
leparate for water and fire purposes.
When Due.
Water Bonds—
LOANS—
Sept. 1, 1906
4s, M&S, $15,000
groTKS—
Sept. 1, 1911
Is, M&S,
June, 190
25,000
3ias. M&N, $2,500
Turners Falls is
but
It
\
I
i
4s,
M&S,
25,000
Sept. 1, 1916
.
.
$65,000 Total valuation 1901. ..$9, 87V ,702
100 Assessment about 23 actual value.
64,900 Total tax (per $1,000), 1901. $182,188,017 Population 1901 (est.)
5,000
Tax valuation, real
Tax valuation, personal. 684,685
INTEREST Is payable at the Howard National Bank, Boston, Mass.
TAX FREE— All loans issued by this district exempt from taxation
Total debt Sept. 1, 1901
Sinking funds
Net debt Srpt.l. 1901...
.
T. J.
WAKEFIELD.Middlesex County.
This town
is
M&N, $30,000. Nov., 1901 to '15
4s,
4s,
4s,
MAN,*50,O00.Nov.l,'llto'20
A&O,
A&O,
11,000.. .Oct.
24.000.. Oct.
Municipal Light Loan—
A&O $151,800 Oot.,190:to'24 Total debt May
Armory Loan—
Deo.
F&A, $9,000
($3,000 due yearly) to Deo.
4s,
1,
1,
1,
1,
'02 to '12
'02 to '13
1900.. $270,00"
Tax valuation, real
6,788,545
Tax valuation, personal. 976.670
Total valuation 1900
7.7«5,215
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$18-50
Population in 1890 was
6,982
Population in 1900 was
9,290
4s,
1901
1904
MlSCELLANhOUS LOANS—
1901 to 1903
J&D. $ 1,500
1900 to 1908
J&D, 5,< 00
4s,
4s,
4s.
This town
Norfolk County.
When Due.
is in
LOANS—
Water Works— (Con. )—
M&N, $5,000... .Apr. 28,
Road Bonds—
4s,
4s, A<teO,
4s, M&S,
J&D,
M&S,
$5,000... Dec. 1,1901
10,000. Sept. 1, 1902 06
($3,000 y'rly to 1905; $l,000in'06)
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s.
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s.
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
School Loan—
Whenl>ue.
Sbwkr Bonds—
WELLESLEY — Albert Jennings, Treasurer.
Electric-Light Plant—
Sept. 1,190?
M&S, $6,000
($1,000 duo y'rly) to Sept. 1, 1907
4s, M&S, $4,000 ...Mar. 1,1902
Skinner, Treas
in
LOANS—
3»*B,
1,
1902-1905
MAS, 2,000
INTEREST Is payable at the Central National Bank, Boston
School Houses—
J&D, $8,000.... Deo. 1, 1902
M&S,
4,000. .Sept. 1, 1903
M&S,
9,000.... Sept 1, 1904
4s,
4s,
4s,
. .
($4,500 due y'rly) to Sept. 1, 1905
4s, M&S,
10,000.... Sept. 1, 1902
($2,000 due y'rly) to Sept. 1, 1906
4s, M&S,
1,100..
Sept. 1,1902
4s, M&S,
5,000 Sept 1, 1902-06
Building Bonds—
4r,
M&S, $13,000
WALrULH. — }H.
T T=>rM- XT
This town
5
F. O.
Parkway Bonds—
E.
Norfolk County.
When Due.
School Note—
LOANS— Water Bonds
4s, M&N. $8,500
Nov. 2, 1906
1902
tol925
Bonded
debt, Sept. 1, 1901 $96,000
F&A,
$96,000..
4s,
Tax valuation, real
($4,000 due yearly on Aug. 1.)
2,199,
Wat. note, 4>48, $700. Dec. 15,1902 Tax valuation, personal. 628,859
Street 3^s, $3,000. .Nov. 17, 1904 Total valuation 1901
2,827.873
do 3>«8, 3,000.. Nov. 17, 1905 Total tax per $1,000, 1901.. $18-70
1.150. .>ov. 16, 1901 Population in 1890 was
do 5s,
2,604
do 3*88, 5,000.. Apr., 1902 '06 Population in 1900 was
3,572
INTEREST Is payable at the Nat. Bank of Redemption, Boston.
is In
M&S, $6,000 Sept. 1, 1902-07
Department Sheds—
4s, M&S,
$2,000.Sept. 1, 1902-03
Water Works—
AT TU
A TVT — JMAHLON R. LEONARD, Mayor.
n.AiVl.
YV /\1_1
} E j SANDERSON, Treasurer.
\-K7
This city
is
in Middlesex County.
LOANS—
When Due.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds— (Con.)—
City Bonds—
J&J, $25.000.... Jan. 1,1902
26.000.... July 1.1902
J&J,
8,000.. ..Dec.31, 1902
4s, J&D,
Jan. 1,1906
3,000
4s, J&J,
3,000.. ..Jan. 1,1912
4s, J&J,
2,000.... July 1,1912
4s, J&J,
25,000.... Jan. 1,1904
4s, J&J,
27 ,000.... July 1,1904
48, J&J,
5,000. ...Apr. 1,1924
4s, A&O,
30,000.... July 1,1905
4s, J&J,
11,000.... Jan. 1,1906
4s, J&J,
6,000.. ..Jan. 1,1916
4s, J&J,
31,000.... July 1,1906
4s, J&J,
4s, J&J,
5,000.... July 1,1916
5,000.. ..Jan. 1,1907
4s, J&J,
1,000.. ..July 1,1907
4s, J&J,
4s, J&J,
4,000.... Jan. 1,1908
..Jan. 1,1918
3,000..
4s, J&J,
4s, J&J.
4,000.... Jan. 1,1909
3^8, J&J, 16.000... July 1,1909
3ks, J&J. 7,000. ...Jan. 1,1910
3^s,J&J, 29,000.. ..Jan. 1,1911
Public Park Bonds—
1,1923
4s. A&O, $20,000.... Oct.
4s, J&J, *20,000. . . .July
4s, A&O, 10,000.
Apr.
4s, A&O, 10,000. ..Oct.
4s, A&O, 10,000. . .Apr.
4s, A&O, 10,000.. ..Apr.
4s, A&O, 30,000.. ..Apr.
4s, A&O,
33,000. ...Oct.
3*28, A&O, 6,000 . Apr.
3i*8, A&O, 10.000.... Apr.
4s,
4s,
1.
1,
1.
1.
1.
1.
1,
1,
1,
1913
1914
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918
1911
1920
Surface Drainage Bonds—
J&J, $85,000.... Jan. 1,1909
J&J, 15,000 ...Jan. 1, 1910
J&J,
10,000.... July 1,1912
J&J,
4,000
Jan. 1, 1919
4,000.... July 1, 1919
3>fl8, J&J,
38*2, J&J,
.July
3,000...
1,1920
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
Sewer Bonds—
A&O,
A&O,
A&O,
1902
50.000
1,1911
50,000.... Apr. 1,1921
J&J, 10,000.... July 1,1902
J&J,
25,000.... July 1,1922
J&J,
15,000
Dec.31, 1922
A&O, 10,000.... Apr. 1,1923
A&O, 5,000.. ..Oct. 1,1923
Hioh School Bonds—
J&J.
7,000.... Jan. 1,1927
3^«.J&J, $70,000 .July 1,1920
Bond, debt Mayl, 1901. $1,153,000
Water Bonds—
Apr. 1,1906 Sinking funds
366,677
4s, J&J,
$9,000
6,000. ...Jan. 1,1907 Net debt May 1, 1901..
4s, J&J,
786,323
4s, J&J,
12,000.... July 1,1907 Water deht (included)
432,000
4s, J&J,
24,000.... July 1,1908 Assessed valu'tion,real. 15,311, 500
4e. J&J,
20,000.... July 1,1909 Assessed valu'tion.per'l 5,169,945
4s, J&J,
35,000.... July 1,1911 Total valuation 1901. ..20,481,445
4s, J&J,
28,000... July 1,1912 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1901. $16-60
24,000.... Jan. 1,1913 Population in 1890 was
4s, J&J.
18,707
4s, A&O, 125,000
Apr. 1, 1913 Population in 1900 was
23,481
NTEREST is payable at the Boston Safe Deposit & Tr. Co., Boston.
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
$30,000.
Apr.
Oct.
1,
. .
,
|
I
"WARE. —A.
This town
is
F.
LOANS—
Macadam road loan
Miso. loans 4s
Water debt
Countr.
8ewer extension 3 >fls. ...
'4,000
$12,000 Total debt Mar. 1, 1901.. $90,900
26,000 Tax valuation in 1»00... 4,141, 130
5,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1901 $17-50
2,500 Population in 1900 was
8,263
41,400 Population in 1890 was
7.329
WATERTOWN.-Chas.
W.
This town
is
LOANS-
4138,
4*28,
4*38,
Town Notes— (Con.)—
When Due.
4s,
4s,
4s,
J&J, $5,000. ...July 1,1902
A&O, 5.0O0.... Apr. 1, 1902
J&D, 5. 000... Dec. 1, 1902
School House Notes—
4s.
M&S, $26,000. .Sept.
F&A,
J&D,
M&N,
3^8, F&A,
J&J,
3^s, J&J,
3138, J&J,
4s,
1902
($2,000 yearly) to Sept., 1914
M&S, $11,000.. Sept. 1, 1904
A&O, 24,000... Oct., 1902-07
A&O,
4,000.... Apr. 1,1908
.
4s.
48,
4s.
Stone, Treasurer.
in Middlesex County.
BRIDGE Notes—
1,
$30,000.. Aug. 1,1907
8,000.. Dec. 1, 1907
15,000. .Nov, 1, 1908
21.800 .Aug. 1, 1909
8,500. Jan. 1, 1910
? 0.000... .July 1,1910
30,000 ...July 1, 1911
Water Bonds—
J&J, $252,000. Jan 1, 1902 to
($9,000 due yearly)
Jan. 1, 1929
3128,
.
8ewer Notes—
Total debt Feb. 1,1901. ...$734,300
4^8, J&D, $5,000.. ..Dec. 1,1901 Water debt (included)
402,000
4ias, J&J,
1,000.. .Jan. 1, 1903 Tax valuation, real
9,115,450
4s.
M&N, 70,000.. .Nov. 1, 1906 Tax valuation, personal. 1,627,7^-2
Town Notes—
Total valuation 190O. 10,74 3,?42
4s,
J&J, $5,000.
July 1, 1904 Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.. $17-00
4s,
A&O, 14,000. Apr. 1, 1905 Population in 190 was
9,706
4s,
F&A, 15,000. Aug. 1,1902 '06 Population in 1890 was
7,073
INTEREST is payable at the Fourth National Bank.Boston.
j
. .
WAYLAND.-Henky
F.
This town
is
J&D, $5,000.... Dec.
Lee, Treasurer
In Middlesex County.
LOANS—
When Due. Net debt May 1,1901
School House Bonds—
Tax valuation in 1900.
This town
is
LOANS-
M&S,
M&S,
M&S,
M&S,
$55,000... Sept. 16, 1908
Mar. 1 1908
35,000.
20,000. ...Sept. 16*, 1916
2,000. ...Sept. 16, 1919
5.000
1920
1925
9,000
$59,321
1,649,275
4s, M&N, $5,500
....1902-1906 Assessment about % actual value.
Refunding Bonds—
Total tax (per $1,000) 900. $1470
4s,A&0, $11,000
1913 Population in 1900 was
2,303
4s, A&O,
44,500
1918 Population in 1890 was
2,060
Total debt May 1, 1901.. $65,700
Interest is payable in Boston.
Sinking fund assets
6,379
Co., Boston.
K. Newton, Treas.
County.
When Due.
in
. .
1907
Water Bonds—
Municipal Debt—
3V
3
58, .....
3*28, .....
1?02-1903
1904-1908
1901-1903
5,500
19,000
3,100
Library Notes—
$5.000
4s,
Total debt JaD.
1901
1,
Water debt (included)
.
. .
1904-1905
$228,85©
126,000
M&N, 5,000 ..Nov. 1,1928 Sinking funds
Tax valuation 1900
Sewer Bonds—
1922
$31,000
10,000
4s
,,.1926
3>fl8,M&N, $25,000.. Nov. 1, 1928
(Interest payable in Boston.)
4s,
WESTFIELD.— C.
This town
is
N. Oakes, Town Treasurer.
County.
When Due.
LOANS-
$7,200. Oct. 1,1902-05
11.900 Oct. 1, 1902-08
4s
4s
Water Bonds—
A&O, $10,000.. • Oct.
($5,000 due yearly) to Oct.
4s,
1,
1,
When Due
LOANS—
Grade Crossing Notes—
48,
Dec, 1902
$ 8,000
to '07
Sewer Notes—
4s,
A&O, $5.000
Jan. 1, 1908
1902 3^8, A&O, 25,000.... Oct. 1,1902
1904
($5,000 due y'rly) to Oct. 1, 1906
..1908-1908
,$10,000
($5,000 due yearly.)
A&O, 44,000
Oct. 1, 1902
($5,500 due yearly) to Oct. 1, 1909
4s, A&O, $15,000
Oct. 1, 190.2
($2,500 due yearly) to Oct. 1, 1907
4s,
A&O, $44.000.. .Oct., 1902-22
4s,
6 ',393
2,939,469
Assessment is 4k actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) 19OO.$16-70>
Populationin 1900 was
5,400
Populationin 1890 was
5,195
Hampden
in
Bridge Bonds—
4s,
Dec. 15, 191®
,$5,000
3^s..., 2.000
8ept. 17, 1911
Bond, debt Feb. 1,1901.. $405,50©
Water debt (included)... 170,006
Tax valuation 1901
8,480,813
Assessment about »]o actual value.
Tftaltax (per $1,000) 1901. $160©
Population in 1900 was
12,31©
Population in 1890 was
9,805
4s,
School Notes—
5s
$9,000... . Sept. 1, 1902
($1,800 due yearly) to Sep. 1, 1906.
4s, $16,100
Jan. 1902 to 1908
Gas and Light Bonds—
3^8, J&D, $ll<',000..June 1, 1902
($1,000 due y'rly) to June 1,19 9
In place of a sinking fund the town pays off part of its debt yearly.
INTEREST on the water bunds is payable at Boston; on all other
loans at Westfleld.
WEST SPRINGFIELD—F. H. Sibley, Treas.
This town
is
la
Hampden
County.
LOANS—
Water Bonds—
When Due.
General Purposes—
$25,000. April 1,1929
4s,g.,A<SO, 25,000 Oct. 1, 1930
ai28,g.,A&O,25,000..Oct. 1, 193©
4s, g.,
May 5,1902
$21,000
($1,000 due yearly) to May 5, 1922
4s, A&O, $17,000
Oct. 1, 1902
5s,
1,
Refunding Bonds—
1918
1927
4s, g..
May 1,1929
$25,000
Tax valuation 1901
$165,000
Refund'g Sch'l House & Sewers
4s, M&N, $50,000.... May 1, 1928
5.063,21©
Total tax (per $1,000) 1901. $16*50
Populationin 1900 was
7,105
Population in 1890 was
5,077
INTEREST on the $25,000 of bonds is payable by the N. Eng. Trustf
Co. Boston; on the $20,000 of bonds at the Third Nat'l Bank, Boston.
WEYMOUTH.-J.
The town
Norfolk County,
H. Stetson, Treasurer.
is in
LOANS—
Water Bonds— (Con.)
M&N, $5,000.... May 1, 1927
4s
M&N,
8,000... .May 1, 1926
,$10,000 ..Dec. 30, 1901
4s,
5,000... Jan. 15, 1902
M&N,
3,000 .. May 1, 19'<?9
3^s,
M&N,
5,500. ..May 1. 1903
3,000... Nov. 1, 1930
10.O00. .May 8, 1909-10 Town debt, Jan. I, 19ol. $30,500
3kss
School Bonds—
84,500
School debt Jan. 1, 1901.
When Due.
Town Debt—
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
,
Water debt Jan.
J&J, $50,000... .July 1,1907
1, 1901. 454,000
80 220
Floatingdebt
649,220
Total debt Jan. 1 1901
154,073
3^8, ...,
7,500 June 15, 1910 Sinking fund
Water Bonds—
495,147
Net debt Jan. 1, 1901.
5,622,096
4s, M&N, $300,000.... Nov. 1, 1914 Tax valuation, real
90*,
668
4s, M&N,
personal.
.Nov.
valuation,
50,000.
1,1917 Tax
6,526,764
4s, M&N,
21,000... .Nov. 1,1919 Total valuation 1900
4s, M&N,
29,000. .Nov. 1, 1920 Property assessed at actual value.
4s, M&N,
15,000. ..Nov. 1, 1921 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. $20-5©
11,324
4s, M&N,
13,000... .May 1,1924 Population in 1900 was
10,866
4s. M&N,
4,000.. ..May 1, 1925 Populationin 1890 was
INTEREST on the town and school debt is payable at the To w»
Treasurer's office; on all other loans at the Nat. Bank of the Republic,
4s,
3»flB, ....,
3V>8, ... ,
12,000. May 1,1904-05
15,000 Jan. 1,1906 07
,
.
.
, . .
. .
. .
.
Boston, Mass.
WHITMAN.—
Geo. D,
town
Plymouth
This
.
16,
WESTBORO.-O.
Worcester
5s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
J&D,
M&S,
M&S, 20,000
1903 to 1912
M&S, 22,000
1913-1923
A&O, 6,000
Oct. 1, 1912
M&S, 18,000.... Sept. 1,1913
M&S, 9,000.. ..Mar. 1,1914
M&S, 140,000.... Mar. 1, 1915
M&S, 15,000.... Mar. 1, 1916
M&8, 5,000.. ..Mar. 1, 1917
NTEREST is payable by the Boston Safe Deposit & Tr.
4s,
Amount.
High School loan, 4a
Sewer loan, 4s
I
($l,000,due yearly) to Oct.
Kichardson, Treasurer.
in Hanvoshire
4s,
1908
1,1909
10,000. ..Sipt. 1, 1908-9
6,000. ...Nov. 12, 1910
6,000
Dec. 30, 1911
3.000
1902
.
Sept. 1, 1902-08
($2,000 y'rly to 1907; $1,000 in '08)
PIL9BURY, Treasurer.
CRAIG, Clerk.
M&N,
5,000... Apr.
Total debt, Feb. 1, 1901.. $383,200
Water debt (included).... 27*,000
Sinking fund assets
8?,791
Net debt Feb. 1, 1901
300,409
Tax valuation real
5,460,125
Tax valuation personal. 3,476,550
Total valuation 1900.... 8,936,675
Assessment % actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.11-00
Population in 1900 was
5,072
Populationin 1890 was
3,600
4s,
\xr a
29
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
October, 1901.
is
in
LOANS—
Soule, Assessor.
County.
When Due. Taxvaluation, real
I
$3,104,840
Abington Water Bonds—
Tax valuation, person'l. 5^9,00©
4b, M&S, $100,000
1912 Total valuation 1900... 3,643,84©
Interest payable in Boston.
Assessment same as actual value.
Bond, debt Oct. 19, 1900.. $100,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900.. $19-7©
4,441
Floatingdebt
5=,000 Population in 1890 was
Total debt Oct. 19, 1900.. 155,000 Population in 1900 was
6,155
So.
1
Sinking funds, etc
31,281
—
80
STATE AND CITY SUf fl£M£NT,
The
fund
yearly a sum
B. Clark. TiWr.
WILL1AMSTOWN.-W.
on
fund investments
town
Berkshire County.
Tills
is
When Due.
:\ \;iliiation,
I
1902-1913
1.000
$65,000
Total debt Feb. 1. 1901..
2,470,901
SIP.878
real
fax valuation, pen']
Total valuation 1901
.•2,789,276
aed valuation 85% actual val.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1901. $1655
Population in 1900 was
5,013
Population in 1890 was
4,221
l$2.000 yearly on AiU'. 31.)
S%s. FvtA. |31,000.... Aug., 1907
Oweterv loan. 5s. $8,000 On dem.
Bonded debt Feb. 1, 1901. $57,000
8,000
Ttoat'g debt Feb. 1. 1901.
INTEREST Is payable iu Boston
.
.
.
THOMAS SPURR, Treasurer.
«7T\Tnui?CTUD
WirNOr-lC.i3 1 fc^t-t. — }g. H. CARTER. Clerk.
S.
J
This town
is
in
LOANS—
Middlesex Countv.
When Due.
Highway Bonds-(Coii.)—
Playgrocno Bonds—
$62.500..Deol, 15 to'24
$293,000.. 1902 to 1926
(Part due eaeb year.)
.June 1, 26-*28
4s, JAD. $33.00".
3<ss, M&N, 7,000 ....1914 to 1916
->>ss. J&D. 10.000. ..Dee. 19.19-10
Total debt July 1, 1901.. $602,500
4s, Var's,
4»,
1917-1922
$30.000
($5,000 due yearly.)
4s,
$50.000. Dee. 1, '18 to'22
($10,000 due yearly.)
$20,000.. Dec. 1,
($10,000 due yearly)
. .
.
4*.
Water works, value
.
valuation, real
7,390,955
valuation, personal. 1,062,225
Total valuation 1900.... 8.453. 180
A-se-i.sinent about % actual value.
$15-80
Tax rate (per M.) 1901
Highway Bonos—
U r^D —
W UN T rll-t^r".
1M
1
This town
TZ>
1
is in
FRANK
}
e. L.
2,
Float in c debt
2,
COOK,
Treasurer.
sors.
Sec. Assess-
$26,394
Netdebt Jan. 2, 1901... 203.501
Tax valuation 1900
6.998,325
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900..$1520
Population in 1900 was
6,058
Population in 1890 was
2.726
1901. ..229,898
WDRTTRN
WUDUKIN. —
DAVIS, Mayo.
TV. T.
S
\
ALBERT
BARRETT,
B ARRE
P.
Auditor.
Middlesex Countv.
is in
LOANS—
Water Debt— Con.—
When Due
General Municipal Loans.
$500 ...Oct. 1, 1902
48, AAO,
4s, JAD,
8,000. Dec, 1901-'08
4s. J J.
16,000. July, 1902*09
S**s. MAN,
1,500. Nov., 19i 1-Y3
2.000. .Dec, 1901 '04
4b, JAD,
1,000. .Apr., 1902*03
48,
?,000 Nov., 1901 -'02
48, MAN,
4s, JAJ.
5,000, .July, 1902-*06
4s,
12,000.. Nov., 19"l-*06
t;,o0O...Dec,l»01 '06
4s, JAD,
4s, MA-.V
K)....Sept. 1, 1902
48, JAJ,
1,000. .July, 1902 '03
4.500.. June, 1902-*01
48, JAJ.
2.501. .Nov., lf-Ol-'Oo
48,
3,500. July, 1902-"08
48. JAJ,
FAA,
oOO
is,
Aug. 1.1902
4s, JAJ.
18,000. .July, 190i-*10
4s,
4s,
4s,
A
AAO, $9,000
JAD.
JAJ,
4s,JAD,
Apr. 1, 1904
3,000 ...June, 1902-'07
1,600... July, 1901-'03
500
Dec., 1901
hewer Debt—
MAN,
4s
Jan. 1, 1902
$1,000
($500 due yearly) to Jan. 1,1903
4s, AAO, $16,000.... Aug. 1, 1902
($2,000 due y'rly) to Aug. 1, 1909
4s, MAS,
$l,0OO.Sept.l. 1902*03
4s, AAO, 35,000
Apr., 19O2-*03
4s, AAO. 10,000
Oct., l«02-'ll
4s, AAO,
4,500.. .. Apr., 1902-'l0
MAN.
4s,
4s,
A
4s.
F.
FREEMAN,
1905
1901.$34.500
150,398
45,000
,$34,500
This olty
5
7,248
4.861
When Due. Sinking fund
Bonded tlel>t Jan.
Funded debt
Total debt Jan.
Population in 1900 was
Population in 1890 was
Suffolk County.
LOANSTown Bonds—
ft*,
343,000
Tax
Tax
t^s. J AD, $S0.0O0.Deo.l9O5 to'09
<$5.000 in 1905, *4,000 in )90*\
$5,000 in 1907, $10,000 in 1908,
$6,000 in 1909).
-VX7
1,
Water Bonos—
Nov., 1901
.1901 to 1909
$5,000
MAN. |42,QO0
Sxwer Bosns—
1902-1901
1902; $2,000 in
1903 and $7,000 iu 1904.)
($5,000 Dee.
School i.o».ss—
4*.
S>*s.
JAD. $14,000
4s,
,
44.
JAJ,
1.250..
July
..
Water DEBT—
1,
]
ly02
JAJ, $40,000.... July 1,1902
($10,000 due y'ly) to July 1, 1905
4a,
4*,
,
July
$24,000
1,
($6,000 due yearly) to July 1,
4s, AAO, $10,000
Apr. 1,
4ft, AAO,
$20,000.... Apr. 1,
($10,000 due yrly) to Apr. 1,
INTEREST
Is
W
,
is
1902
1905
1905
1902
1903
J A D,
JAJ,
June. 1902*09
1902-*04
M unicipal debt
$104,600
Waterdebt
124,600
Sewer debt
84,600
Tot.b'ndedd'bUan. l.'Ol 313,800
Floating debt, additional 67,796
Total debt Jan. 1, 1901.. 381,596
Tax valuation 1900... $10,555,975
Vlueof City Pr*p*rty '99 1 ,193,0:»9
4,000.
.
.
1 ,500.... July,
.
payable in Woburh
Assessment same as actual value.
Tax rate (per $1 ,000) 1900.$1780
Population in 1890 was
13,499
Population in 1900 was
14,254
PHILIP
Q — }FRED.
W.
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This city
J.
5
O'OONNELL, Mayor
WHITE, Treasurer.
Worcester County.
When Due.
in
LOANS—
sinking
receives
sufficient with accumulations
siuking
to retire entire debt at maturIn 1900 $283,760 was paid into sinking funds other than the
water bonds sinking fund. The water sinking fund on Aug. 6, 1901,
ity.
LOANS—
-
LXXIII
of interest
in
Refunding Notes—
IV.
Vol.
amounted
to
$7
4,9 52.
CITY PROPERTY.—The
city owned property in 1900 valued at
$13,421,187, including water works costing $3,670,001. Receipts from
water assessments iu year 1899-00 were $262,187 41; interest on
water loans, $125,729 paid to sinking fund, $7,500.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The oity's assessed valuation and tax
rate have been as follows, real estate being taken at " its full and fair
oash value":
Personal
Rate of Tax
Tears.
Real Estate.
Properly.
Total,
per $1,000.
1901
$16-40
$88,053,500
$25,269,600 $113,323,100
1900
86,158,600
25,885,373
1640
112,043,973
1899
16-00
83,478,100
28,857,999
112,336.099
1898
81,260,650
19,63«,000
100,898,650
1620
1897
14-80
78,501,750
18,843,450
97,345,200
1896
15-60
74,986,450
15,703,250
90,689,700
1895
15-40
71,104,650
16,939.866
88,044,516
1890
57,819.250
15-60
15.633.010
73,452.266
In 1901 tax rate includes: State tax, $035; county tax, $078 city
tax, $15-27 total, $16-40.
Average assessed valuation for three years 1899 to 1901, inclusive,
was $112,567,724.
POPULATION.— In 1900 (Census) 118,421; in 1890 was 84,655;
in 1880 was 58.291.
;
;
;
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statements regarding all towns in the
State of Massaohusets which have reported an indebtedness of over
$25,000, and which are not represented among the foregoing. We add
the population according to the Census of 1900.
Total
Assessed
Tax
PopitLocation.
Debt.
Valuation
lation.
Rate.
4 von (T.) Norfolk Co
$62,900 $831,500 $18 80
1,741
Barnstable, Barnstable Co.
12 00
52,443 4,328,340
4,164
Blackstone, Worcester Co
43,299 2,673,850
1810
5,721
12-80
Bourne, Barnstable Co
46,710 2,141,825
1,657
17-40
(T.)
Chatham
Barnstable Co .... 35,800
884,975
1,749
10-00
2,7f>9
Cohasset, Norfolk Co
45,«00 5,550,262
17-40
Cottage City, Dukes Co
1,'00
35,000 1,678,875
14-50
Deerneld, Franklin Co
28,290 1,337,382
1,969
17*80
Douglas, Worcester Co
26,801 1,053.655
2,113
Dracut. Middlesex Co
1400
35.000 2,047,019
3,253
13-50
Duxbury (T.) Plymouth Co
35,000 1,652,851
2,075
17-00
Fairhaven (T.) Bristol -o
87,000 2,315,670
3,567
Foxborough (T.) Norfolk Co
1500
45,200 2,077,914
3,266
Great Barrington, Berkshire Co. 66,053 3,898,445
1250
5,854
Hadlev (T.) Ham. shire Co
993,238
1850
64,356
1,789
6-70
25,0.">0 2,299,870
Hamilton, Essex Co
1,614
,
Hampshire Co
62,126 33,120,718
58,820
Hatfield, Hampshire Co
1200
50,000 1,1*3,888
1,500
Hingham (T.) Plymouth Co ... 38,000 4,152,059
15 00
5,059
15-00
Hinsdale, Berkshire Co
27,000
592,790
1,485
Hopkinton (T.) Middlesex Co.... 81,796 1,712,080
1820
2,623
Hull, Plymouth Co
176.293 4,028,199
1830
1,703
15-00
Kingston, Plymouth Co
40,500 1,381,970
1,955
12-75
Lancaster, Worcester Co
41,500 3,101,312
2,478
17-80
Leicester. Worcester Co
3,416
63,542 2,720,879
8-00
Lincoln (T.) Middlesex Co
1,127
58,000 2,237.295
13-00
Long Meadow (T.» Bampden Co. 48.000
831.764
811
21-50
Mansfield, Bristol Co
59,900 1,978,066
4,006
18-00
Millbury. Worcester Co
4,460
48,734 2,240,813
18-00
MUli s, Norfolk Co
698,375
1,053
42,450
11-00
Milton, Norfolk Co
221,466 20,848,999
6,578
Montague (T.) Franklin Co
1540
6,150
50,000 3,667,828
8*00
Nahant, Essex Co
1.152
24,485 5,374,510
North Andover, Essex Co
13 00
4,243
110,000 4,274,611
21-10
North Brookneld, Worcester Co 126,000 1,827,473
4,587
17*50
Pepperell (T.) Middlesex Co
3,701
51,500 2,322,844
15-20
9,592
Plymouth (T.) Plymouth Co
182,021 7,«00,815
1.334
Rutland, Worcester Co
51,700
613.256
1930
14-70
2,470
Scituate, Plymouth Co
70,500 2,642,700
1230
Sharon. Norfolk Co
2,060
99,410 1,840,700
1550
4,526
South Hadley, Hampshire Co.... 11 4, ^39 2,510.040
20-00
5,442
Stoughton, Norfolk Co
291,800 2,962,416
19-80
Templeton, Worcester Co.
31,100 1,322,568
3,489
17-00
1,937
Upton, Worcester Co
33,260 1,283,626
1820
3.599
Uxbridge. Worcester Co
33.000 2.264.050
12-00
Webster (T.) Worcester Co
8,804
139,000 4,974,105
20-00
2.890
Westport, Bristol Co
40,412 1,568,925
13-50
1,596
Wilmington, Middlesex Co
24,756 1,095,877
2000
5,001
Winohendon, Worcester Co
100,173 2,614,354
2,720
1720
Wrentham, Norfolk Co
32,668 1.519,375
1.682
1200
Yarmou th. Barnstable Co
23.500 1.785,376
.
When Due
LOANSvdkd City Loans—
Funded Water Loan— (Con.)—
AAO, $200,000 .. Apr. 1, 1905 4s, JAD,$300,000.... June 1, 1905
A&O, 500,000.... Apr. 1, 1905 3>«8.JAD,150,0O0
Junel, 1905
4ft, AAO,
500,000.... Apr. 1,1905 4s, AAO, 100,000.
Apr. 1, 1925
4ft, AAO,
135,000.... Apr. 1, 1902 4s, AAO,
75,000. .Apr. 1, 1«26
T.— Town.
100,000... Apr. 1,1903 4s, AAO, 300,000.... Apr. 1,1927
4ft, AAO,
4ft, AAO,
26O,0O0....Apr. 1,1904 4s, AAO, 350.000.... Apr. 1.1928
11 0,000.... Apr. 1,1905 4s, JAJ,
4ft, AAO,
25,000... Jan. 1, 1929
125.000. ...Apr. 1,1905 3 i^s.J AD, 700,000.... June 1,1929
4ft, AAO,
4ft, AAO.
50,000... Apr. 1,1925 3 iss.J&D. 250,000 ..June 1,1930
4ft, AAO,
300,000.... Apr. 1,1906 3198, AAO. 150,000
Apr. 1, 1931
100,000 .. Apr. 1,1906
48, AAO,
Hospital Bonds—
AAO,
4ft,
250,000.... Apr. 1,1926 3*bb, JAD. 10,000 ...June 1, 1910
DEBT,
200,000.... Apr. 1,1907
4ft, AAO,
Funded Park Ixjan—
AAO,
350,000
4ft,
Apr. 1,1927 4s, AAO, $250,000... Apr. 1,1988
Admitted as a State
4ft. AAO.
40,000 ..Apr. 1,1917
School Loans Y\
••,
4b,
i
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\
State of Rhode Island.
200,000 ..Apr. 1,
100,000 ..Jan. 1,
.Apr. 1,
JV-. *&0, 60,000
JAJ, $160,000
July 1,
ttf 1. AAO, 32,000 . Apr. 1,
»*iS,JAJ, 50,000... July 1,
Funded Water Loan—
ft*.
Dec
JAD, $100,000.
AAO, 250,000.. ..Apr.
AAO, 100,000 ..Apr.
50,000
4ft. AAO,
Apr.
4ft. AAO, 200.000
..Apr.
«8, AAO,
30,000
Apr.
4*. AAO,
70,000
Apr.
4ft. AAO. 150,000.... Apr.
4ft, AAO,
50,000. ...Apr.
4», AAO,
50,000.... Apr.
4s. AAO. 100,000... Apr.
1906
1914
1915
1918
1919
1920
4ft,
4«.
1
.
1907
1909
1909
1908
1909
1909
.
1,
1,
1,
I,
1,
1921
1922
J<J, $177,000.. July
3^8, JAJ,
30,000.. Jan.
3>*8,
Funded Sewer Loans—
1
I
1,
1,
1919
1920
.Apr. 1, 1905
.Jan. 1, 1903
.Jan. 1, 1904
.Jan. I, 1905
.Jan. 1, 1906
4s, JAJ,
75/00. .Jan. 1. 1908
l-.JAJ.
75,000 ...Jan. 1. 1910
4s, J&J,
80,000. ...Jan. 1, 1912
4s, JAJ.
100.000 ...Jan. 1. 1916
3HS.AAO, 20,000 ...Apr. 1, 1920
4ft,
JAJ,
200,000
1927
1928
1929
Apr. 1, 1910
Apr 1,1931
Jan.
1,
4s, J&J, 300,(K'0 ...July 1.
3198. JAJ, 170,000.. July 1,
1923
1924 3 Ws, A 40,200,000
1925 3»«s,AAO,l.X),000 ..
PAR VALUE OF BONDS Is $500 and multiples thereof.
INTEREST 8 payable, by check, at the Merchants' National Bank
IB Boston
i
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, EtcA»a.
1901. Feb. 1,1901. Frb. 1,1900.
Trtftl bonded debt. ...$9,859,000 $9,684,000 $9,229,000
Btmlrtngfuiid4,101,773
4,043,593
3,603,287
(toe
A
park
above)
Dee,.
1*98
$8,045,00(1
3,204,932
$5,757,227
$5,640,407
$5,625,713
$1,840,06*
$.'',,750,000
$3,750,000
$3,500,0C0
$2,775,000
•l*bt
W»t*r
6,
debt
RESOURCES, ETC.
----.-.-...
-
One
-
-
of Original Thirteen
Total area of State (square miles)
i,25#
Providence
Governor (term expires first Tues. Jan., 1902), William Gregory
Sec. of State (term exp. first Tues. Jan. 1902).
C. P. Bennet t
Treasurer (term expires first Tues. Jan. ,1902). Walter A. Read
As the result of an amendment to tin Constitution whicl*
was adopted at the election held in November. 1900, th«
legislature now meets annually the first Tuesday in January.
There is no limit as to the length of session other than tbat
compensation of the legislators is limited to sixty days
attendance in any calend ir year.
State Capital
4i<28.A&O,$140,000
4s. JAJ,
65,000
4s. JAJ,
70,000.
4s, JAJ, 180,000.
48, JAJ,
145,000.
ITS
,
HISTORY
DEBT.— For
a brief history of the Rhode Island
13, 1895, page 33.
The bonds outstanding at present are described as follows:
Of7
State debt see State
and City Supplement of April
LOANS—
«
NAME AND PURPOSE.
State House loan, 1894
Interest.
—
,
Rate. Payable.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1894
1894
1894
1898
3»2g.J
3>2g.J
3>ag.J
3i2g.J
3g.
do
do
1901
3rr.
&
&
&
&
J
J
J
J
A&O
M&N
,
-»
Principal.
Outsland'g.
When Due.
Jan. 1, 1904
Jan. 1,1914
Jan. 1,1924
Jan. 1, 1934
July 15, 1938
May 1,1941
$300,000
400,000
400,000
400,000
800,000
700,000
:
31
PttODE 1S1ATJD-BEBT Of $T/*T£,
(JOS. W. FREEMAN, Mayor
pai
re — \c.
/TT'rvTT-TO
AT r
BONDS.—The bonds are for $1,000 each.
A1_,L_0.
Ot^IN rt A.L.
A. REYNOLDS. Treasurer.
October, lyOl
PAR VALUE OF
TAX FREE.— Bonds of the State House loan are tax exempt.
INTEREST is payable In Providence at the Rhode Island Hospital
Tr
ist
Company on
re<-t
t
i
on which
is
loans except those due in 1938 and 1941, the
payable at the industrial Trust Co.. Providence.
all
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS Etc-
January 1—
1900.
1901.
Total funded debt.... $2,300,000
338,036
Sinking funds
$2,300,000
295.752
$1,961,964
$2,400,248
Net debt
255,089
1898.
$1,500,000
209,422
$2,044,911
$1,290,578
1899.
$2,is00,000
The sinking fund is largely invested in city, town and district
bonds and notes, and it is to receive $32,000 yearly.
TAX VALUATION.— The assessed valuation of real estate in
Rhode Island in 1900 was $320,318,384; personal property, $87,086,388 total $407,404,772. Tax rate (per $1,000) in 1900 was $1-80.
I
This oity. recently organized, assumed the debt of the old lire district
(which is now a part of the city) and a part of the debt of the town of
Property consisting of land, buildings, water and sewer
Lincoln.
equipment to the value of $605,125 is owned by the city.
Central Falls is in Providence County.
When Due. Bonded dobtJ'ly 15,'01. $383,706
LOANS—
Floating debt
...
129,006
Fire District Bonds—
6,885,354
4»38, g., M&N, $72,000.. '02 to 1919 Tax valuation, real
Tax valuation, persou'l 1,536,506
($4,000 due yearly on May 15.)
Total valuation 1901 .. 8,421,854
Iow« of Lincoln Bonds—
15"06
$10 ,700 $3,390 each J&J Tax rate (per M.) 190 1
Population in 1895 was
15,838
City Bonds
18.1OT
48, J&D, $2 10.000g.Dec. l.'Ol tO*21 Population 1900 was
INTEREST is paid at Industrial Trust Company of Providence-
—
COVENTRY.-John
Matteson. Treasurer.
;
POPULATION OF STATE.428,556
345,506
276,531
217,353
1900
1890
1880
1870
I
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|
I
1860
1850
1840
1830
174,620
147,545
108,830
97,199
.
1820
1810
1800
1790
MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS LIMITATIONS.-There is
in the Constitution of Rhode Island limiting the
The following, however, are two sections takeu
amount
This town is in Kent County. The town has no bonded debt.
*60,874 Total valuation. 1900.. $3,869, 474
Net debt June 1, 1900
5-00
Assessed valuat'n, real, 2.533,575 Tax rate (per M.), 1901.
5,068
Assessed val., personal 1,335,900 Population in 1890 was
Population in i900 was
5,279
83,015
76,931
69,122
68,825
nothing
of city debts.
from Title
D D. Waterman,
CRANSTON.—
Providence County.
town
*
This
7, Chapter
36 (page 157) of the Revised Statutes of the State of 1896. Since 1878
these provisions have been in force, and consequently 3 per cent of the
taxable property has been the limit of the power of each town (which
48, g,
4s, g,
Includes city) to create debt.
4s
Section 20. "The outstanding notes, bonds and contracts of towns
shall be paid and be f ultilled according to the tenor thereof, and all
public worgs now authorized to be prosecuted shall be prosecuted, and
all indebtedness now authorized to be iuourred on account thereof may
be incurred according to the tenor of the authority therefor.
Section 21. No town shall, without special statutory authority
therefor, incur any debt in excess of three per centum of the taxable
property of such 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."
A proposed new constitution, containing certain limitations as to
State and other debts, failed of adoption at the November election in
1898, was ag*ain submitted to popular vote in 1899 and again defeated.
There was a Constitutional Amendment adopted in 1900, but it did
not relate to municipal indebtedness
SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS AND RESTRICTIONS.-In
the Revised Statutes of Rhode Island (which were revised in 1896)Sections 54, 55, 56, etc., of Chapter 178, Title 19 (on page 548), will be
found the provisions of law with reference to Savings Bank Investments. Section 54, which recites in detail the stocks, bonds, etc., these
institutions are allowed to put their money in is as follows
8kction 54. Institutions for savings shall invest their receipts—
(1) In public stocks or bonds of any State or of the United States,
(2) Or in any bank stock, or in notes or bonds of any town or city,
(3) Or in notes of any school district or tire district in any New Eng
land State,
(4) Or in such corporate stocks or bonds as they may deem safe and
secure,
Or they may discount notes, bonds or drafts of individuals or corporations, with two other responsible endorsers, sureties or guarantors.
(6) Or the notes, bonds or dratts of individuals or corporations secured
by the public notes, stocks or bonds of any State of the United States,
or of any town or city or of any school district or tire district in any
New England State, or by the stock or bonds of any corporation which
may be deemed to be safe, or by mortgage on real estate.
Concerning Sections 55 and 56, the tirst appears to give savings
Institutions quite extensive powers as to making and keeping deposits
(5)
commercial banks. When so kept, however, they are to be kept
" payable on demand whether drawing interest or not."
The two
sections are subjoined.
8ection 55.—-No such institution shall have an amount exceeding
one-half of its receipts invested in notes, bonds or drafts of individuals
or corporations, unless secured by some public notes, bonds or stocks as
aforesaid, or by mortgage on real estate: but the preceding section shall
not be so construed as to forbid any such institution from placing and
holding on deposit in any bank such reasonable amount of their receipts as is customary and they may deem proper, payable on demand,
whether drawing interest or not.
Section 56.—No money shall be loaned by any institution for savings to any trustee, director or other officer of such institution.
For the other provisions of the law as they now are we would reiei
our readers to the Revised Statutes of 1896.
In
Cities,
Counties and Towns
IN
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
BRISTOL.— Geo.
This town
II.
Peck, Treasurer.
the capital of Bristol County.
When due. Total debt Feb. 1, 1901 ..$130,000
LOANS—
Town Notes—
Tax valuation, real
4,781,200
4s, J&J, $62,850
1902-1905 Tax valuation, personal
986,300
SEWtR Bonds—
Total valuation 1901 . 5,767,500
3>«8, g,M<SS,$55,000.SepM, 1930 Assessment about 7e actual value.
Refunding Bonds—
Town tax (per $1,000) 1901.$lii'80
3i«f, MAS, $"5,000... Sept. 1. 1930 Population in 1890 was
5,478
Short term notes
$9,000 Population in 1900 was
6,901
INTEREST on notes is paid in Bristol, R. I.; on bonds in Providence.
is
. .
BURRILLVILLE.-Francis
This town
Fag an, Treas^r.
situated in Providence County.
LOANS
When Due. Total debt Feb. 1, 1901.. $129,000
Funding Bonds—
Sinking fund and cash..
29,000
3^8, g..., $60,000. ...Sept 1,1939 Tax valuation, real
2,463,474
Highway Imp. Bonds—
Tax valuation, pers'l.... 922,300
4s, g., J&J, $50,000 g.Jan. 1, 1907 Total valuation 1900. ...3.385,774
(Part due every five years) to 1922 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900.$1000
Interest at 3d Nat. Bk., Boston.
Population in 1890 was
5,492
Bonded debt Feb. 1, 1901.$110,000 Population in 1900 was
6,317
Floating debt
19,000
is
is
Clerk.
in
LOANS—
When Dae. Floating debt (addit'nal).$167,00O
Sinkg oth.rdsApr.,'01. 168,470
Gold Bonds—
1922
$150,000, g
100,000, g... .Aug. 15, 1925
Assessed valuat'n, real 10,483,635
Assessed valuat'n, pers. 1,233,064
Total valuation 1900. ..11,716,700
4s,g,F&A$135,000,g.Aug. 1. 1929
1937 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1901.. 1256
150,000, g
13,343
Nov. 1, 1939 Population in 1900 was
50,000
4s, M&N,
8,00*
Bonded debt Apr. 15,'01 $585,000 Population in 1890 was
Cyrus
CUMBERLAND.—
Providence
town
Taft, Treasurer,
County.
$189,006
When Due, Total debtj
LOANS—
7,000
Sinking fund
Funding Bonds—
Jan. 1, 1902 Net debt Jan. 1,1898.... 182,006
4s, J&J, $55,000
5,424,006
($5,000 due yearly) to Jan. 1, 1912 Tax valuation, real
Tax valuation, personal. 2, 166,060
Town House Bonds—
7,590,000
July 1, 1902 Total valuation 1897
4s, J&J, $24,000
($2,000 due yearly) to July 1, 1914 Assessm't ab't 9-10 actual value.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900 .$10-00
Interest payable in Providence.
8,025
Bonded debt Jan. 1,1898. $104,000 Population in 1900 was
8,090
Floating debt
85,000 Population in 1890 was
This
is
in
David S
PROVIDENCE.—
EAST
Providence County.
This town
is
LOANS—
Town
Kay, Treas,
in
When Due. Bonded debt Mar.6, 1901. $335,000
Bonds—
(Co' pon)
Other
103.873.
liabilities
J&D, $90,000. .$5,000 yearly Total debt Mar. 6, 1901 438,873.
Sink, fund and other assets.62,168
Gold Bonds (reg.), 1893—
4s,
.
.
.
.
J&J, $25,000... July 1, 1923
J&J, 60.000. .July 1, 1933
J&J, 60,000.. .July 1,1943
Valuation, real
7,740,540
Valuation, personal
680, 636
8,421,160
Total valuation 1900
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. .$13*00
Gold Funding Bonus12,138
Is, g, ....,$100,000. ..1922 &1947 Population in 1900 was
8,424
($50,000 in '22 and $50,000 in '47.) Population in 1890 was
INTEREST on the town bonds is payable at Blake Bros. & Co., Roeton; on gold bonds at the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co., Providence.
4s, g.,
4s, g.,
4s, g.,
.
—
East Providence Fire District. Providence ovtj
The water- works system of this district has been purchased by the
East Providence Water Company, subject to the outstanding debt of
the district.
LOANS—
When Due. 4i2S,g., J&J,$100,000,g. J'ly 1,1934
J&J,$15,000,g.July 1, 1907 Total debt Sept 1, 1900. $200,006
4,162,301
4i2S,g.,J&J, 35,000,g.Julyl,1917 Tax valuation
4^8,^, J&J, 50,000,g.July 1, 1922 Real value (estimated) 5,250,006
INTEREST is paid by the Industrial Trust Co. Providence, R. I4i2S,g.,
.
,
Edwin G.
JAMESTOWN.—
town
Newport
Knowles.
Treae.
County.
Town Bonds—
When Due. Total debt Sept. 20. 1901 $58,900
3^8, g J&D, *30,000 .June 1, '30 Assessed val'tion 1901..2,600,i493
707
Bonded debt July 1, 901. $55,000 Population 1890 was
1,498
Floatingdebt
3,900 Population in 1900 was
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JOHNSTON.— Herbert
C.
Calef, Treasurer.
This town is in Providence County. On June 1, 1898, a portion of
this town, representing about five-sevenths of the assessed valuation,
was annexed to the city of Providence. The commission appointed to
apportion the debt to be assumed bv the city of Providence report that
the city's share of the net debt is $255,720-64, leaving $101,677-48
the town debt remaining. Bonds Nos. 1 to 100 and 151 to 191 (all inclusive) remain as an obligation of the town of Johnston, and interest
will be paid, when due, by the Union Trust Co. as usual. Ihe bonds give*
below are those remaining as an obligation of the town alter division.
When Due. Net debt April 1, 1901... $11 1,873
LOANS—
1,821,794
Gi-.n. Imp. & Road Bonds.— wold.
Tax valuation, real
4s, g., F&A, $50,000g.Feb. 1, 1907 Tax valuation, personal. 526,500
4s, g., F&A, 50,000g.Feb. 1, 1912 Total valuation" 1900. . . .2,348,204
4s. g., F&A, 41,000g.Feb. 1, 1917 Assessment about % actual value.
Bonded debt Apr.l, 1901.$141,000 Town tax (per $1,000) 'lO. .$13-00
11,268
Floating debt.
29,773 Population in 1895 was
9,778
Total debt Apr. 1, 1901.. 170,773 Population in 1890 was
4,304
Sinking fund
58,900 Population in 1900 was
INTEREST is payable by the Union Trust Company, Providence
M
LINCOLN.— Alfred
This town
Providence
E.
Sherman, Treasurer
ounty.
When Due. Assessedvaluat'n.per'l. $912,100
LOANS—
48, g. AAO, $125,000 Oct. 15, '28 Total valuation 1898 . . 4,148,080
11 -O0
Bonded debt May 1,1900.$178,130 Tax rate (per M.) '99
8,937
Floating debt
33,449 Population in 1900 was
Total debt May 1. 1900... 211,579 (Centra l'Fall detached since 1890.&
20,354
Assessed valuat'n, real.. 3,235,980 Population in It 90 was
is in
i.
.
NARRAGANSETT
District Treasurer. —
When
LOANS—
General Bonds J*D, *60,000
Improvement Bonds—
4s M&N, $100,000... May
4s,
Interest payable in
Bonded debt Jan.
F. Cross,
. .
1,
Tax
1919 Tax
New York.
1, '01..
PIER.— Jas.
Narragansett Pier is in Washington Co.
$14,000
Due. Floatingdebt
Total debt Jan. 1, 1901
174,000
Town
has
no
water
debt.
.1929
$160,000
valuation, real
3,496,864
valuation, personal. 182,800
Total valuation 1900
3,679,604
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900. 756
—
—
82
:
ST*T£ AND CITY SUf ft£M£NT,
Nc\X^Dr\DT
tL W t-'KjtX 1 —
A. HAMMETT. Treasurer.
G. STEVENS, Clerk.
Newport is situated in the oouuty of the same name.
When Due.
Skwer Bondswhen Due.
LOANS—
4s, M&N,$35.0O0
Nov. 1, 1916
City Hall & Imi\ Bonos—
Feb. 1,191b
Is M\N. $153,000 Mav 15. 1948 4s. F&A, 98,000
3>«s, g., JaJ. 50.0(H).. ulv -'5. *15
Saw KB AND Street Imi'rovem't
3>«s, g..J&J. 50,000. .July 25, '30
La, AAO. $70,000.... Apr. 15, 1921
*-. c. J a J,
18.000. July 85, "30 4s. »., FAA. 50,000. Aug. 1, 1929
IMHSTKIW SCll. AM) I'ONSOl.— Bondeddebt Jan.1,'01.. $912,000
4-.
152,864
Man. $1 16,000 .May 15, "28 Sinking fund
3Us._- Ma n. 15,0
759,136
Nov. 15, '30 Net debt Jim. 1, 1901...
V vkk BOHM—
Assessed valu'n, real. .32,931,400
4s
$40,000. Feb. 15,1997 Assessed valu'n, pers'l. 7,696,800
Total valuation 1901... 40,628.200
PCBLIC IMPROVEMENTS
t- MAN, $1 00,000 g. May 1, 1925 Assessment about actual value.
School Hocse—
Tax rate (per $1,000) '01... .11-00
CI.AKKXCE
I
WILLIAM
.
}
\
i
.I
.
.
4*.
4s,
MAS. $30.000
JAP. 16.000
ts.
4s,
JAJ.
JAJ.
Population 1900 was
Population 1890
Mar. 1, 1905
Dee. 1. 190"
July 15.1909
16,000
40.000
22,034
19,457
Jan. 1. 1928
payable at Newport, except on the Industrial School
Loan, which is payable at the Bay State Trust Co.. Boston.
CITY PROPERTY. —The city o wns real estate valued by tax assess
at $488,022; other property, $183,398.
Limit of indebtedness, 3
INTEREST
is
n
NORTH PROVIDENCE.—
town
per cent of valuation.
J. Ogden, Treas.
Douglas Avenue, Geneva, R. I. This
is in Providence County.
When Due. Assessed val'tlon, real. $1,373,^93
LOANS—
4s,
$50,000... .Deo. 15, 1912 Assessed val'tion, per'l.
341,900
Bonded debt May 10, 1901 $50,000 Total valuation 1901... 1,715,893
Floating debt
56,000
Assessment about actual vame.
Total debt May 10, 1901.. 106,000 Total tax (per $1,000) 1901. $11 00
Sinking fund
11,807 Population in 1890 was
2,084
Net debt May 10, 1901.... 94,193 Population in 1900 was
3,016
W
BURNTHAM, Auditor.
CT1 — JCHA8.
ELLIS WHiTE, Treasurer.
A XA/TTTr
LT
fl\.
1 ULyJrVC,
1
Pawtucket
Is
F.
.
\
j.
in Providence County.
When Due
LOANS—
General Debt Bonds—
J&J, $150,000 g.. July 1,1915
J&J, 300,000. .July 1, 1904
Jf50,000every5yTS)toJulyl, 1929
4s. A&O, $600,000 g..Apr. 1, 1923
48, J&J,
300,000 i. July 1, 1934
48, J&J,
300.000 g. .July 1, 1936
48.MAN, 175.000 g.. May 1, 1937
4s,
4s,
. .
Sewer Bonds—
A&O, $400,000 g.
4s,
.
Apr.
SJflS.AAO, -l0,0c0....Apr.
4s,JAJ.
4s.
MAN,
175.000 g.. July
225.000 g .May
1,
1,
1.
1,
1923
1930
1934
1937
Street Improvement Bonds—
3»«s,
A.*0, $100,000 g.. Apr.
1, '39
Water Bonds—
4s, J&J, $600,000 g. July
4s, J&J,
400,000. . . .July
3i«8, A&O, 60,000
Apr.
4s, J&J,
125,000 g. .July
4s, M&N, 100,000 g.. May
.
.
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1910
1919
19H0
1934
1937
Bond, debt Oct.l, 1900.$4,10",000
Floating debt
60 ",871
Total debt Oct. 1, 1900 4,706,871
Siuklug fund
515,743
Net debt Oct. 1, 1900.. 4.1^1.128
Assessed valuat'n, real.29,326,820
Assessed valuat'n.per'l 5,330,100
Tot.l valuation 1900. 34,656 92<»
Tax rate per $i, 000) 1901.$ 16 50
J 'opulatiou 1890 was
27,633
Population 1900 (Census).. 39,2.1
School Bonds—
3»28, A&O, $50,000 g. Apr. 1. 1939
INTEREST— Coupons are payable at National Bank
of Redemption,
Boston.
<D. L. D. GRANGER. Mayor.
PRnVinrMPlT
r-nw
V 1LJH.1NOI1.. — JWALTER
L. CLARKE. Treasurer.
The city is situated iu Providence County, which has no debt. On
June 1, 1898, a portion of the town of Johnston, representing about
live-sevenths of the assessed valuation, was annexed to the city of
Providence, and the latter was to assume $255,720 64 of the net debt
at the old
town
of Johnston.
LOANS-
-Interest.
MAME AND PURPOSE
Rate
—
Payable.
J&J
M&S
1897..
3*ag.M & N
Public Improvement.1897
r 3*«g.M & N
do
do
1899.
3g. M&N
Sehoolloan
1891. cAr 4g. J&J
do
1895.
4g. M&N
do
1897. cAr 4g. A&O
do
l«99.c&r 3»ag.M & N
Jewer loan
1891. CAr 4g. J & J
do
1892. CAr 4g. M&S
do
1893. CAr 4g. A&O
do
.1895. cAr 4g. M&N
do
1896. cAr 4g. J & D
do
1897. cAr 4g. A&O
do
1898. CAr 3»«g.A & O
do
1899. c&r 3g. M&N
do
1900. CAr 3g. M&N
do
1901..
3g. M&N
Davis
estate loan... 18 Q l.cAr
Parkloan
„_
«*°
1892. CAr
4g.
4g.
..r
..
...c
...r
-Principal,-
When Due. Oulstand'a.
July 1,1909
$75,000
Mar.
M ty
July
Mav
April
May
July
Mar.
1894.. ..r
4g.
do
do
1897.. ..r 4g.
do
do
1900. CAr 3g.
John8tonannexafn.l899....r 3
Johnston Bon is—
8chool Dint. No. 15.1894. ..o 4e
'
do
do
1894, ..c 4a
School Dlst. No. 1.1897. .-c 4s
Town bonds,
1892 ..o 4s
do
do
1892. ..o 4s
1921
1922
1923
May 1,1925
June
April
April
Weybosset Brdge.ln. 1899
Waterloan
1876
do
1886. CAr 3l2gM& 8 Sept.
*o
1893. CAr 4g.
Apr.
do
1896. ...r 4g. J
June
do
1897. CAr 4g.
Apr.
do ,
1901
r 3g. J & J July
Re rundg water loan. 1900. CAr 3g.
May
Highway loan
1922
1.1929
1,1911
1,1925
1, 1927
1,1929
1,
1,
1,
April
May
May
r
May
c&r 3"ag.M & N May
CAr 5g. J & J July
A&O
&D
A&O
M&N
M&N
A&O
M&N8
M&
A&O
A&O
M&N
1,
May 1,1*47
May 1, 1937
May
Apr.
May
Sept.
Oct,
Oct,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
500.000
674.000
640,000
84,000
300,000
300,000
500,000
350,000
1,125,000
500,000
500,'
00
800,000
500,000
1926
30i .000
1927
192S
200.000
1929
250,000
1930
300,000
1931
300,000
1929
270 000
1906 1,500,000
1916
483,000
1923
817,000
1926
200,000
1927
250,000
1906
90.000
1930 2,666,000
1924 1,200,000
1927
500,000
1930
300.000
1939
166,000
1909,
25,000
1924,
30,000
Nov.
1927,
17,000
F & A Feb.
1912,
50,000
F & A Feb.
1917,
59,000
DENOMINATIONS OF BONDS.—The coupon bonds are for$l,000
the registered bonds for $1,000 and multiples of the same. All coupon
bonds are transferable into registered bonds at the option of the holder.
INTEREST on the bonds is payable as follows:
Title of Loan
Interest, where payable.
Davis estate loan, due 1909
N. Y., Nat. City Bank, and Prov.
Park loan
N. Y.. Nat. City Bank, and Prov.
Public improvement loans
Providence, City Treasury, and H. Y.
»chool loan, due 1911 and 1927... N. Y, Nat. City Bank, and Prov.
do
due 1925 and 1929.. Providence, City Treasury.
Sewer bonds
N. Y., Nat. City Bank, and Prov.
Water 3s & 5s, due 1906
New York, Nat. City Bank, & Prov.
do 3 His. due 1916
do
do
do 4«A3",due 1923, '27 and '30
do
do
do
4s,
due 1926
Providence, City Treasury.
Highway, due 1924 and 1927
do
do
Highway, 3s, due 1930
S. Y., Nat. City Bank, and Prov.
Johnston school bonds
Industrial Trust Oo., Providence.
Johnston town bonds
Union Trust Co., Providence.
Johnston annexation bonds
Providence, City Treasury.
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
Vol.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS,
LXXIII
ETC.-Tue subjoined statement
shows the total municipal debt of Providence (including that assumed
by annexing a portion of Johnston), the sinking fund neld by the city
against the same, the water debt, and the city's floating debt on the
dates given.
July
467,460
Jan. 1, 1901.
$16,435,000
465,584
Jan. 1, 1900.
$17,311,000
046,264
$17,292,4*0
below) 3,024,355
$16,900,584
2,980,486
$17,953,264
3,955,261
$14.26^,105
$13,920,098
$13,998,003
I
J=>
:
1,
1901.
Bonded debt (Inel. water d't).$16,825.000
Floating debt
Total debt
Sluk'g fluids, etc.
(list
Net debt
Waterdebt (included above). $6,010,000
$6,010,000
$7,300,000
The debt of the city of Providence, less the sinking fund and water
debt, is 4-28 per cent of the assess* d valuation of the city.
The notes representing the noating debt on Sept. 1, 1901, were all
held by the Commissioners of the Sinking Funds, Dexter Donation
and the trustees of the Publio Sohool Teaohers* Retirement Fuud,
and were issued for and are chargeable to the following accounts
Police station, Seventh District
$25,000 00
State tax
Special highway loan
..
Casino
Weybosset Bridge and river walls
School house and lots, loan account
Central Fire Station, etc
155,720
25,000
12,739
40,000
117,^00
91,
83
00
63
00
00
0000
$467,460 46
Total
SINKING FUNDS.— All
sinking funds must be Invested in bonds or
notes of the city of Providence or in the following classes of bonds,
viz.:
United States, any of the New England States, any city in the
State of Rhode Island; Boston, Worcester, Cambridge. Springfield and
Fall iver, Mass.; New York, Albany, Rochester. Buffalo. New Haven,
Hartford. Chioago, Detroit, Minneapolis, St. Paul and Baltimore.
The bonds of each of said cities shall be lawful Investment of said
sinking fund only so long as its indebtedness, less its water debt and
sinking fund, shall not exceed 7 per cent of its assessed valuation.
The loans for the redemption of which sinking funds are held by the
commissioners, and the amounts of the sinking funds July 1, 19cl,
are shown by the following table
Public-Improvement loan, due in 1929
$3,941 73
Public improvement loan due In 1937
34,954 89
Water loan, due in 1906
484,518 42
Water loan, due in 1916
108,486 75
Water loan, due in 1923
60,869 22
Water loan, due in 1926
30,144 24
Water loan, due in 1927
35,647 03
Water loan, due 1930
3,129 40
Davis estate loan, due in 1909
37,182 42
School loan, duein 1911
161,328 13
School loan, duein 1925
85,927 46
School loan, due in 1927
122,>92 00
School loan, duein 1929
45.441 28
Sewer loan, due in 1921
310,269 56
Sewer loan, due in 1922
163.880 68
8ewer loan, due in 1923
127,099 61
Sewer loan, duein 1925
209,723 53
Sewer loan, duein 1926..
129,581 91
Sewer loan, due in 1927
71,323 13
sewer loan, duein 1928
26,140 s8
Sewer loan, due in 1929
10,112 80
Sewer loan due 1930
5,737 35
Park loan, due in 1922
159.496 92
Park loan, due in 1947
24,257 29
•
Highway loan, due in 1924
Highway loan, due in 1927
Highway loan due 1930
371,^6638
Weybosset Bridge loan, due in 1929
Johnston Annexation loan, due 1939
Johnston School District No. 15, loan due in 1909
Johnston 8chool District No. 15. loan due in 1924
Johnston School District No. 1, loan due in 1927
Johnston loan due in 1912 and 1917
Total sinking funds July
127,915 68
6,449 11
34,774 61
4,704 64
7,853 55
3.813 i.2
1,874 87
13,016 26
$3,024,355 55
construction account to Jan.
In year 1893-00 income from
1, 1901, amounted to $6,902,441 18.
water rents, etc., was $577,587 87; cost of maintenance and Interest
on water loans, $450,230 40; surplus, $127,357 47. The total value of
city property in 1900 was $12,293,912 59, and of trust funds,
1,
1901
WATER WORKS.—The water works
$217,036 50.
ASS ESS E D V A L U AT ON .—The valuation and tax rate have been:"as
I
about two-thirds cash value
Assessed Valuation
Tax per
Amouni
Real
Personal
Tears.
Total
$1,000.
of Tax.
1901. $151. 533,940 $41,267,920 $192,801,860 $1600 $3,081 829 76
1900. 149,094,840 43,022,400
1600 3,073,875 84
192,117,240
1899. 146,701.900 41,799,8-0
1650 3,110,279 37
188,501,780
16 50 2,995,708 98
1898. 142,430,200 39,127,920
181,558,120
1650 2,871,700 92
1897. 135,805,460
38,237,020
174,042,480
174,232.500
1650 2,874,836 25
1896. 133,296,200 40,936.300
1600 2.716,552 96
1895. 129,438,060
40,351,000
169,789,060
1890. 104,684,440
35,932,620
140,617,060
1500 2,109,255 90
13-50 1,564,933 50
27,908,900
115,921,000
1880. 88,012,100
40,565,100
93,076,900
1350 1,256,538 15
1870.
52,511,800
5-60
21,042,000
58,131,800
325.538 80
37,089.800
i860.
The tax rate in 1901 included State tax of $165 and city tax $1435.
POPULATION—The population In 1900 (Census) was 175.S97. In
1890 it was 132,146 in 1880 It was 104,856 in 1870 it was 68,904.
follows, real estate being assessed at "
>
i
;
;
KINGSTOWN.—
SOUTH
Washington
town
J. A. Allen, Treas.
County.
When Due. Tax valuation, real
$3,033,043
LOANS—
Improvement Bonds
Tax valuation, personal. 2,04?, 145
4a, J&D, $116,000.. .Dec. 15, 1901 Total valuation 190 ... 5,075,188
(part due yearly) to Dec. 15, 1921 Assessment is 7-10 actual value.
Bond, debt Feb. 21, '01. $116,000 Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.. $900
Floating debt
14,500 Population in 1890 was
4,823
Total debt Feb. 21, 1901 130,500 Population in 1900 was
4,972
The above bonds become due yearly in amounts of $5,000 and $6,000
alternately. On December 15, 1901, $6,000 will be taken up.
INTEREST is payable by the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company
and at the Town Treasurer's office.
This
is
In
—
Henry
TIVERTON.—
This town
Newport Countv.
Is
LOANS—
When Due.
1901-1922
«22,000
($1,000 annually on Sept. 1.)
Bondeddebt Sept. 1, 1900.. $22,000
Assessed valuation, real.l,840,H79
Assessed valuat'n, pers'l 853,200
4s, M&-<,
WARREN.
town
Tliis
C.
Osborn
in
is in
Tot. assessed val ,1901. $2,694,179
Assessment at full value.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1901 $800
Population in 1900 was .... 2,837
2,977
Population In 1890 Was
Charles W. Greene,
Bristol County.
.
.
Treasurer.
;
33
CONNECTICUT-DEBT Of BTtft,
October, 1901.
LOANS—
;
;
:
When Due. Assessed val'atlon.real. $2,753,8-^0
Refunding Bonds-
Assessed val'tion, perl.. 1,5 15,550
$«8,000.... 1902-1922 Total valuation 19 1... 4.299,400
4s,g.,
<$3,000 yearly on Oot. 1 to 1917, Assessment abt. 80% aotual value.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 19ol..$ 10-00
and $4,000 yearly thereafter.)
Bond.debt Sept. 10,1901. $71,000 Population in 1890 was
4,489
Floating debt
17,500 Population in 1900 was
5,108
INTEREST payable at the Massachusetts Loan ATrustCo., Boston.
strued to prohibit the General Assembly from authorizing any Town
or City to protect by additional appropiations of money or credit any
railroad debt contracted prior to the adontion of this amendment.
The foregoing is explicit and comprehensive, covering every municipality. There are no general restrictions in the Revised Statutes;
whatever restrictions have been made from time to time are contained
enabling acts and in city charters.
to towns, we notice that there is a general law granting them unJ. B. Allen,
Treasurer
limited power to issue bonds. According to section 140, chapter 23 of
This town is in Kent County.
the Revised Statutes, " when any town shall have made appropriations
When Due. Assesssed val'n 1900..$15,397,170 " or incurred debts, or shall hereafter make appropriations or incur
LOANS3s, K, M&y, $303,000.Mav 1, 19.S1 Population in 1900 was... 21,316
" debts exceeding ten thousand dollars, it may issue bonds, either reglsTotal debt Apr. 10, 1901. $251, 500 Population in 1890 was. ...17,761
" tered or with coupons attached, or other obligations, payable at such
" times and at such annual rate of interest not exceeding 6 per cent,
James M. Pendleton, Treas.
" payable annually or semi-annually, as it shall determine," &c. Cities
This town is in Washington County.
When Due. Float'g debt (additional) $30,000 have had no such general authority conferred upon them.
LOANS
Refunding Bonds—
Water debt (included)
273,000
Exemption from Taxation nas been accorded by general statute to
-4s, g, J&J, $30,000.... Jan. 2, 1929
Tax valuation, real
5,509,600
water Loan Tax valuation, person'L. 1,087,560 certain bonds issued by cities and towns to aid in the construction of
railroads; and this exemption has been extended to new bonds issued
48, MAS, $200,000.... Sept. 1, 1927 Total valuation 1900 ...6,597,160
3»s, g, F&A, $73,000.. Feb. 1, 1929 Tax (per $1,000) 1900
$15-80 for the purpose of redeeming or providing a fund to redeem the railroad
Bonded debt Feb. 1,1901. $303,000 Population in 1900 was
7,541 aid bonds above referred to. This exemption is found in Section 3,820
Sinking fund
&2.414 Population in 1890
6,813 Chapter 241 of the Revised Statutes (last clause of Section), and the
Net debt Feb. 1, 1901.... 270,586
bonds there named are those " issued by any town or city in aid of the
" construction of the railroads of the Connecticut Western Railroad
Westerly School District
1.—
" Company, the New Haven Middletown & Willimantic Railroad Com"
pany, the Shepaug VaUey Railroad Company, the Connecticut Valley
Funding Bonds—
Interest payable in Westerly.
"
Railroad Co.. the Connecticut Central Railroad Company, or either of
419s, M&S, 35,000
1921 School tax (per $1,000) 1899.$600
"them." All railroads which are in whole or in part in the State are
Subject to call after 1896
taxed by the State under Section 3920, Chapter 244 of the Revised
INTEREST is payable at the U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co., N.Y. City. Statutes, so that the tax on these bonds is paid by the railroads.
Exemption from tax of new bonds issued to redeem or to provide a fund
E
E
r
to redeem the railroad aid bonds, or to redeem or to provide a fund to
K
redeem any reissue of the same, is conferred fully by an act approved
Woonsocket is in Providence County. Aside from the following obli- June 19, 1889, and found in the "Publio Acts" for that year.
gations Woonsocket endorses first mortgage bouds of the Woonsocket
POPULATION OF STATE.—Population has been as follows:
A Pascoag RR. to the amount of $100,000.
1900
908,355 1860
460,147 1830
When Due.
297,675
Refunding Water Bonds—
LOANS—
Funding Bonds—
370,792 1820
1890
746,258 1850
275,148
4s, A&O.g., $150,000. Apr. 1, 1919
4s, J&D, $30,000
1901 to 1903 Bond.debt Srp.ll,1901.$l,899,000 1880
622,700 1840
309,978 1810
261,942
($10,000 yearly on Dec. 1.)
1870
537,454
Floating debt
225,000
4s, F&A, $200,000.... Aug, 1, 1907 Total debt Sep.ll, 1901. 2,124,000
SAVINGS BANKS INVESTMENTS-PRIVILEGES AND RE4s, g, A&0, $335,000 Apr. 1, 1924 Sinking fund
177,378
STRICTIONS.—At the session in 1899 material changes were made In
4s. g. MAN, 307,000. May 1, 1927 Net debt Sept. 11, 1901. 1,946,622
Sewer BondsWater debt (included).. 732,000 the provisions regulating the investment of the deposits of the savings
Is, g, F&A, $48 000. Aug. 15, 1921
Assessed val'n, real
13,265,200 banks of Connecticut, and at the session in ) 901 the 8cop^ of such in4s, g, F&A, 47,000 Feb. 15, 1921 Assessed val'n, pers'n'l. 2,694,050
still further enlarged.
We give below the law as thus
4s, g, F&A, 50,000.Feb. 15, 1925 Total valuation 1901.
15,959,250 vestments was
4s, g, F&A, 50,000. Aug. 15, 1925 Assessment about 23 actual value.
amended, and which is known on the statute book as Chapter 48,
3 "*s,g. F&A,i3i00,000.Feb.l5,l925 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1901.$ld-00 Laws of 1901. The separation into paragraphs and the figures in
Water Bonds—
Population 1890
20,830
which number and begin the paragraphs we have inserted
4s. g, M&N, $92,000 Nov. 1, 1916 Population 1^95
24,468 parenthesis
4s, g, M&N, 100,000 .May 1, 1915
Population 1900 (Census).. 28, 204 so that those who need to refer to or use any particular portion of the
4s, g, M&N, lOn.OOO. .May 1, 1915 Interest payable in Woonsocket.
We also indicate
section can more readily find the part desired.
4s, g, M&N. 90,000.. Nov. 1, 1911
the
means
of
black-faced
bracket
the
of
law which were
by
a
parts
1
C
3»as,g,M&N,200,000..May 1, 1931
added by the Act of 1901 ; otherwise we give the section as it reads
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.—Bonds are for $1,000 each.
CITY PROPERTY—The city owns real estate and personal prop- and was passed.
erty valued at $1,207,000.
Section 1.— Section 1800 of the General Statutes, as amended by
chapter CCXXIX of the Publio Acts of 1893, chapter CCXVII of
the Public Acts of 1897, and by seotion one of chapter 146 of the
PubLc Acts of 1899 is hereby amended to read as follows: Savings
banks may invest (1) Not exceeding twenty per centum of their deposits and surplus
In notes secured by the pledge of stocks or bonds as collateral security; provided, said stocks or bonds shall have paid dividends or
ITS
interest of not less than three per centum per annum during the two
years next preceding that in which the respective loan is made; or
Etc.
by the pledge of any stocks, bonds, or other obligations which, under
the provisions of this Act, can be purchased by savings banks; and
Admitted as a State
One of Original Thirteen may invest not exceeding twenty per centum of their deposits and
surplus in notes, each of which shall be the joint and several obligaTotal>rea of 4 State (square miles)
4,990 tion of two or more parties, all residents of this State.
State Capital
(2) And may invest in the bonds of the United States, the District of
Hartford
Columbia, any of the New England States, or any of the States of New
Governor (term expires Jan. 1903)
Geo. P. McLean York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland. Ohio. KenMichigan, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, MisSecretary of State (term expires Jan. 1903) - Chas.
R. Vinal tucky,
souri, Nebraska, Kansas, California, Colorado, and Oregon;
Treasurer (term expires Jan. 1903)
- Henry H. Gallup
(3) In the bonds of any city in the New England States, or in the
State of New York; of Newark. Paterson and Trenton in the State of
State Comptroller
A. Chamberlain New Jersey; of Philadelphia in the State of Pennsylvania; of CincinLegislature meets biennially in odd years on the Wednesday nati, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, and Toledo in the State of Ohio
of Louisville in the State of Kentucky; of Detroit in the State of Michfollowing the first JMonday in January. There is no limit on igan; of Chicago in the State of Illinois of Milwaukee in the State of
Wisconsin; of St. Louis in the State of Missouri; of Omaha in the
the length of^the session.
in
As
WARWICK.—
Town
WESTERLY.—
. . .
No
WOONSOCKET.Iifp%y
Sir
'
1
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|
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.
State of Connecticut.
DEBT, RESOURCES,
G
;
State of Nebraska
(4) Or in the obligations of any of the counties, towns, cities, borHISTORY.OFJDEBT— For a brief history of the Connecticut State oughs, and school districts in this State;
debt see State and Crrr Supplement of April, 1895, page 36. The
(5) Or In the capital stock of any bank or trust company located in
this State, or in the city of New York in the State of New York, or in
condition of Connecticut's debt now is as follows:
Boston In the State of Massachusetts
—Interest.—^
LOANS—
Principal,
(6) Or in the bonds of any other incorporated city located in any of
NAME AND PURPOSE.
Rate Pay'le.
When Due.
OutstantPg. the States mentioned in this Act, having not less than twenty thousand
War loan
1865
Ceased.
Oct. 1,1885
$100 Inhabitants, as ascertained by the United States or State Census, or any
do renewal 1882 c &r 3*n J & J
Jan. 1,1903
495,000 municipal census taken by authority of the State, next preceding such
do
do 1885
3
Oct. 1,1910
1,636,000 investment; provided, the amount of the bonds of said city, including
PAR VALUE OF
The bonds are all for $1,000 or $10,000 the issue in which such investment is made and its proportion, based
on the valuations contained in the assessment for taxation next preINTEREST on all bonds is payable in Hartford, Conn.
ceding such investment, of the county ami town debt, after deducting
DEBT, Etc.— The State purchased in Dec., 1900, in the the amount of its water debt and the negotiable secur'ties in the sinkopen market, $1,000,000 3% per cent bonds which did not mature ing funds which are available for payment of its bonds, does not exsaid city as
untilJan. 1, 1903. These bonds were canceled, thus accounting for ceed seven per centum of the valuation of property in provided, alassessed for taxation next preceding such investment;
the great reduction in the State's debt since October, 1900.
ways, that the State or city issuing said bonds has not defaulted payFeb. 1, 1901. Oct. 1, 190". Oct. 1, 1899. Oct. 1, 1898. ment of any of its funded indebtedness or interest thereon within
_
Total funded debt
$2,131,100 $3,140,100 $3,240,100 $3,240,100 fifteen years next preceding the purchase of such bonds by the savings
Civil list funds
1,147,-57
1,031,227
682,884
463,891 bank; but this Act shall not be held to authorize" the investment of any
funds in any "special assessment bonds" or improvement bonds,"
Net debt
$983,343 $2,108,873 $2,557,216 $2,776,209 so called,- which are not direct and primary obligations of the city isthe same
ASSESSED VALUATION.—Assessed value formerly about 50 per suing
(7) Or in the bonds of any railroad company organized under the
cent of actual value; now believed to be higher.
laws
of
any of the States mentioned in this Act, and which bonds are
tears.
Tax valuation. Years.
Tax valuation. secured by a first mortgage (as the only mortgage security) given
1900
$684.O75,06'i H95
$452,863,714 by said railroad company upon some portion of the railroad owned
1899
570,163,749 1894
441,001,581 by it, or given by a railroad company (a majority of the capital
552,887.762
1893
416,323,252 stock in which is owned by the railroad company issuing said bonds)
J898
1897
534,465,257 1892
381,261,607 upon some portion of the railroad owned by it but leased or operated
1896
529,621,165 1888
354,557,515 by the railroad company issuing said bonds, and which portion of said
DEBT LIMITATION.—The Constitution of Connecticut contains but railroad in either case shall be located wholly or in part in one or more
a single provision restricting the debt-making power. The provision is of the states mentioned in this Act. provided the entire railroad of
said company is located wholly within the United States or in the
Article 25, adopted as an amendment in 1877, and is as follows :
consolidated bonds of any railroad company incorporated by this
No County, City, Town, Borough or other Municipality, shall ever 8tate and authorized
to issue such bonds to retire the entire funded
suDscnbeto the capital stock of any railroad corporation, or become the debt of said company provided, that in every case the railroad compurchaser of the bonds, or make donation to, or loan its credit in aid of, pany in the bonds of which an investment is made shall have paid
any, such corporation; but nothing herein contained shall affect the each year, for a period of not less than five years next previous to
validity of any bonds or debts incurred under existing laws, nor be con- such investment, in addition to the interest on its funded indebted1
(
,
,
A&O
BONDS—
TOTAL
;
;
84
MD
STATE
CITY SUf fltMEWT
livtdends of not leas than four per centum per annum upon its
i upital
Biook outstanding; and provide**, further, that said
outstanding oapitalstook at the time or such Investment equals or
exceeds in amount one third or the entire outstanding issue of said
bonds; also in the bonds of the following-named railroad corporations, viz
entire
:
LXXI1I
Vol.
entered upon the records of said bank, and said record shall be at all
times open to the inspection of the corporators and auditors of said
bank and the Bank Commissioners, and be prima facie evidence of the
truth of the statements therein contaiued.
TRUST FUNDS-HOW LOANED OR INVESTED-We
And
in
Section 495 of the General Statutes the following liberal" provisions
providing that trust funds may be loaned or .invested in the same
securities savings banks are authorized to iuvest in.
Sec. 495.—Trust funds, unless it is otherwise provided in the instrument creating the trust, may be loaned on the security of mortgages on
unencumbered real estate In this State, double in value the amount
loaned, or may be invested in such mortgages or in the bonds or loans
of this State, or of any town, city, or borough of this State, or In any
bonds, stocks, or other securities which the savings banks in this State
are or may be authorized by law to invest in, or may be deposited in
savings banks incorporated by this State.
Boston A Albany Railroad Company,
Boston A i.ni, 11 Railroad Company,
Boston >V Maine Railroad Company.
Concord A Montreal Railroad Company,
Fltchburg Railroad Company.
Harlem River * Port Chester Railroad Company,
Maine Central Railroad Company.
New England Railroad Company,
New York & New England Hailroad Company,
New York New Haven A Hartford Railroad Company,
Old Colony Railroad Company;
Also in the following securities:
Gen. M. 5s, gold bonds, due July 1, 1987;
Central RR. Co. of >\
Burlington Cedar Rapids & Northern Railway Company systemRapids
Iowa
Kails
Cedar
A North w., oon. 1st 5s, due Oct 1 1921,
Bur. Qed. R. A Nor., con. 1st M. and col. trust 5s, due April 1, 1934;
Great Northern Railway Company system—
St. Paul Mien. & Man Ry. Co., Montana ext. 4s, due June 1, 1937,
Do
do
do
Pacific ext. 4s, due July 1, 1940;
Montana CfntralRv Co. 1st M. 5 A 6s, due July, 1937,
Wilm.ir a Sioux Falls Ry. Co., 1st M. 5s, due June 1, 1938;
111. Cent. RR. Co.-Ch.St. L.AN.Orl. con. M.5s A3»«8, due June,1951;
Chicago A North Western Railway Co. systemChicago St. Paul Minn A Omaha Ry. Co., con. M. 6s, due June 1,
1930, and in mortgage bonds heretofore issued which said consolidated mortgage 6 per cent bonds are to retire at maturity;
Chicago A Eastern Illinos Railroad Co gen. oon. A istM. '8. due
Nov. 1, 1937, and in mortgage bonds heretofore issued which
said gen. oon. and 1st mortgage 5 p. o. bonds retire at maturity;
Minneapolis A St. Louis RR. Co., 1st A refundingM. 4s, due March 1,
1949, and in the mortgage bonds heretofore Issued which said 1st
and refunding bonds are to retire at maturity;
Milwaukee A Northern RR Co., con. M. 6s, due June 1, 1913, and in
the mortgage bonds heretofore issued which said con. mortgage
6 per cent bonds are to retire at maturi'y;
and in any general or consolidated mortgage bonds issued by any of
the following-named railroad corporations to retire all of the outstanding prior mortgage bonds secured upon the' property covered by
said general or consolidated mortgage :
Chicago A North Western Railway Company,
Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company,
Chicago Milwaukee A St. Paul Railway Company,
Chicago Rook Island A Pacific Railway Company,
Chicago A Alton Railroad Company,
Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad Company,
Lake Shore A Michigan Southern Railroad Company,
Michigan Central Railroad Company,
Morris A Essex Railroad Company,
New York Central A Hudson River Railroad Company,
Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
St. Paul Minneapolis A Manitoba R lilway Company.
Eastern Railway Company of Minnesota, Northern Division,
and in the mortgage bonds hitherto issued which the said consolidated
or general mortgage bonds are to retire at maturity provided, that at
no time within Ave years next preceding the date of such investment
[in said general or < onsolidated mortgage bonds issued by any of said
railroad corporations la<t named] shall such railroad corporation
have failed regularly and punctuailjto pay the principal at maturity,
or as extended, and intercstof all its mortgage indebtedness, ana, in
addition thereto, regularly and punctually to have paid dividends
upon all its outstanding capital stock during the preceding five years;
further, that at the date of every such dividend the outstanding
capital >toL-k of such railroad corporation shall have been equal to at
least one-third of the total mortgage Indebtedness of such railroad
corporation, including all bonds issued or to be issued under any
mortgage securing any bond- in which such investment shall be made,
[but no bond of any railroad corporation named in this Act shall be a
legal investment for a savings bank when said corporation or the
system of which it is a part shall fail to pay dividends on all of its
capital stock, and] this' Act shall not be held to authorize any investment in the bonds of any corporation operating its railroad exclusively by any means other than steam as a motive power, or in
the bonds of any street railroad company.
(8) All other investments shall consist of deposits in incorporated
banks or trust companies located in this State, or in the States of New
York, Massachusetts, or Rhode Island.
(9) Or of loans secured by mortgage on unincumbered real estate
situated in this State, worth double the amount of the loan secured
thereon, provided, that any savings bank in the towns of Putnam.
Brooklyn and Klllingly may loan on land located in the County of
Providence in the State of Rhode Island; any savings bank in the
town of Bldgefleld may loan on laud located in the County of Westchester in the State of New York; any savings bank in the town of
Enfield or in the town of Stafford may loan on land located in the
County of Hampden in the State of Massachusetts; and any savings
bank in the town of Stonington may loan on land located in the
County of Washington in the State of Rhode Island.
Sec. 2 -This Act shall take effect upon its passage.
It would seem according to the foregoing amendment of section
1800 that only forty per cent of the deposits and surplus of any
savings bank may be employed on personal security, but that no limit
Is placed upon the amount which may be invested in the other securi-
J—
Counties and Towns
Cities,
,
,
;
•
ties
mentioned
in
IN
STATE OF CONNECTICUT
Note.—For debts of minor civil divisions not found among the statements given below, see "Additional Statemetits" at the end of this State.
The relation which the towns, cities and boroughs of this State bear
to one another is peouliar, and requires a word of explanation. The
is divided into eight counties, and these counties are made up of
towns, numbering in the aggregate 167. The towns are the civil unit,
and on the assessed valuation (which is called the " Grand List of each
town ") is levied the tax for State purposes as well as the tax for town
expenditures. Within the town is often situated a city or a borough, or
both, all of which may at the same time have bonds outstanding. There
are ten cities, each with one exception bearing the same name as the
State
town in which it lies. Of late several towns and cities whose limits
were about Identical have been consolidated and the outstanding
bonds of both town and city are reported together without distinction.
This is the case with the city and town of Hartford, which previous to
April, 1896, reported their debts separately. The oity and town of
New London have been consolidated and also Bridgeport city and
town. On December 7, 1897, city, town and school district or New
Haven were likewise consolidated.
The borough stands in about the same relation to the town as does
the city. The grand list as determined for the town is used by both the
city and the borough in levying taxes, the city, for instance, putting a
its own on its share of the total grand list of the town. This tax
additional 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 a greater or less extent the debts of a
single community.
tax of
Is
AGGREGATE MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS.
The
total indebtedness of all the towns, cities, boroughs and counties in the State was in 1900 $27,624 827 42. In the following table
we show the funded indebtedness, the floating debt and the total in
debtedness of all the civil divisions of the State at quadrennial
periods:
Funded
1900
1896
1»P2
1388
1884
1880
1877
The subjoined sections, 1803, 1804, 1805 and 1806, provide certain
restriction* with reference to loans section 1803 restricting loans on
Mortgage Security to Manufacturing Corporations and Ecclesiastical
—
section 1804 restricting amount of loans to one party on
personal security; section 1805 forbidding loans oh single names.
Societies;
8ec. 180:s. No loan shall be made by any savings bank to any corporation or association or ecclesiastical society, secured by mortgage
upon their property, unless the same shall he accompanied by the
individual guarantee of some responsible party or parties, or by other
collateral security of equal value to the amount of the snm loaned,
and the directors or trustee- of any such bank consenting to any loan
contrary to the provisions of this section shall be held individually
responsible to the full extent of such loan.
8kc. 1804. No savings hank having inure than twenty-five thousand
dollars deposits shall loan on personal security to any one person,
company, or Interest, more than three per cent of its deposits at the
time of making BUCh loan
Sec. 1905. No sayings bank shall buy, or lend any money upon, any
obligation on which only one person or Ann ihall be hoid'en, without
taking additional security for the same equivalent to the guaranty or
indorsement of gome other responsible party.
Besides the ordinary safeguards which are In all .savings bank laws
there Is one of no little Importance that ought to aid materially In pre*
renting Incautious loans. We refer to the provision below.
Sec. 1806.— When any loan or Investment is made by any savings
bank, the names of the directors or trustees consenting thereto shall he
debt.
C2.142 993 58
19,749,667 08
16023,83246
15,589.>18 67
75
15,388,37569
14 437,742 93
1 «.655,903
ANSON1A.—
Floating debt.
5,005,323 09
4 >84 980 56
4,473 57136
3,759.642 6
2,980 386 15
}FRED
M.
42
55
48
89
91
1.355,999 29
17,151,427 28
1.967,62*60
2.713,584 35
LOCKWOOD HOTCHKISS,
J
Total debt.
27.624.827
24.5 a 1.066
20,62 \058
19,392 804
17.636 289
Mayor.
Jr.,
DREW, Treasurer.
Ansonla is in New Haven County. By an act of the Connecticut
Legislature of 1893 the borough, town and fire district of this name
were consolidated to form the present city.
When Due. Demaudnotes
$5,500
LOANS—
Total debt Oct. 15, 1900. .330,500
Town of Ansonia Bonds—
4s,g.,JAJ,$100,000,g.Jan. 1, 1912 Tax valuation 1900
8,244,983
Assessment about actual value.
Subject to call after. Jan. 1, 1902
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900 .$11-70
City of Ansonia Bonds—
10,342
48. g..M&N,$150,000,g.May 1, '15 Population in 1890 was
Borough of Ansonia Bonds— Population in 1900 was
12,681
.
3*98,
A&O, $75,000
1908
H
BETHEL.— William
County.
This town
is
Judson, Treasurer.
in Fairfield
LOANS—
When Due. Total debt Oct. 1,1900.. $6',792
Funding Bonds—
Total valuation 1900.... 1,189,543
1902-1908 Assessment about % actual value.
$14,000
Tax rate (per $ 1 ,000) 1 900) $15 00
($2,000 yearly on May 1.)
4s, A&O. $30,000
Oct. 1, 1919 Population in 1890 was
3,401
Bonded debt Oot. 1, 1900.. $4*,000 Population in 1900 was
3.327
I8,7ii2
Floatingdebt
INTEREST payable at the Importers' A Traders' Nat.JBank, N. Y.
4s,
MAN,
.
BETHEL.— H.
This borough
the section.
THE
Is
Woodman,
11.
in Fairfield County.
LOANS—
When Due
Water Works Bonds—
6s,
6b,
MAS, $8.000
M A8,
9,000
Treasurer.
Floatingdebt
$8,500
Total debt Feb. 1, 1901
40,500
Tax valuation lyoo
1,038,782
Estimated actual value. 2,000,000
Borough tax rate (per$l,000)$5-00
Population in 1 890 was
2,335
Population in 1900 was
2,561
.
Sept. 1, 1903
Sept. 1. 1908
Water Bonds, 1895—
1915, '20, '25
A AO, 15,000
($5,000 due each year on Oct. 1.)
Bonded debt Feb. 1, '01. $32,000
INTEREST is payable at the Importers'
4s,
.
.
A
Traders' Nat. Bank, N. Y.
Bernard Keating, Auditor.
BRIDGEPORT.—
County.
1889-90
In
the town and city of
This city is in Fairfield
Bridgeport were consolidated, the city assuming the town's debt.
LOANSCity
When Due
A Fundino Bonds—
Bridge Bonds3kis,JAJ,*135,000 Julyl,'05to'31
5s, J* J, $150,000.... July 1, 1908
3»4S, JAJ, 125,000 ....July 1, 1915
July 1,1919
4s, JAJ, 400,000
1921
4s, J*J, 280.000
L024
4s, JAJ, 220,000
Refunding Bonds—
JAJ, $150,000 ... 1901-1925
Bonded debt Aug.1,1 901 $1,893,500
3<*s,
317,902
Sinklngfund
Net debt Aug. 1 1901
1 ,575,598
3 its JAJ, 80,000.July 1, '02 to '09 Assessed valuat'n 1901.62,906,222
Assessment about actual value.
Improvement Bonds
$ 1 1 -70
3 %s, J i J $200,000. J uly 1 ,'05 to '24 Ta x rate (per $ 1 ,000) 1 900
—
Value city property.... 2,148,438
Court House (Town Bonus)
48,866
4»*s, JAJ, $150,000... July 1,1910 Population 1 890
(Subject to call after July 1, 1900.) Population 1900 (Census).. 70,996
4^s, JAJ, $lf 0,000.. June 1,1918
—
,
(Subject to call after
June
1
,
1903)
,
. .
—
—
Carlton B. Ives,
BRISTOL.—
Hartford County.
situated
LOANS—
wften
Due
Funding Bonds—
Jan. 2,1903
J&J, $12,000
Jan. 2, 1908
J&J, 14.000
4s,J&J, 100,000... July 1, 1927
4s,
4s,
High School Bonds—
Jan. 1,1906
$16,000
($8,000each5thyr) to Jan. 1,1911
Interest paid at Bristol Nat. Bk.
Bonded detit Sept. 1, '00.$150,000
is, JA-J,
A.
CHATHAM.—
town
. .
Subject to call
Jail Bonds—
3ius, J&J, $50,000.... July 1,1909
Subject to call after July 1, 1899
Assessment about aotual value.
Population in 1890 was
150,081
Population in 1900 was
184,203
0.
GLASTONBURY.—
Hartford
town
This
is
Morgan,
R.
Sinking fund Sept.l5,1901$12,615
Assessed valuation 1900.1,747,696
Tax rate 'per $1,000) 1900. $15-00
Population 1890 was
3,457
Population in 1900 was
4,260
1903-1928
$95,000
($15,00" in 5, 10. 15 & 20 years &
$35,000 in 30 years.)
Bonded debt Sep. 15,1901 $95,000
J&J,
Middlesex County.
When Due. Total valuation 1900
$727,377
LOANS—
Assessm't from 2 to % act. value.
Railroad Aid Bonds—
J&J, $40,000.. Jan. 1, 1911 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900..$25O0
4s,
1,949
875s, JAD, 35,000.. June 1, 1910 Population in 1890 was
2,271
365s, J&D, 37,000. June 1, 1909 Population in 1900 was
Bonded debt Oot.l, 1900 .$112,000
OPTIONAL.—Ten thousand dollars of the 4 per cent bonds are
subject to caU after 10 years and $10,000 after 15 years.
TAX FREE.—All of the town's bonds are exempt from taxation.
INTEREST payable at Central National Bank, Middletown, Conn.
16^,850
Floating debt
Total debt Oot. 1. 1900.. 451,850
1900
8,758,830
valuation
Town
Tax rate (per $1,000). 190u.$1300
10,131
Population in 1H90 was
12,172
Population in 1900 was
H. P. Buell,
COLCHESTER.—
New London County.
town
Nelson Morgan,
GROTON.New London County.
town
This
is in
(
This
is
MAN,
$34,000
. .
When Due.
.May, 1901, to
Floating debt
Total debt Sept.
1,
Tax valuation 1900
Assessment about
1900.
.
—
Debt of Borough
Total debt Oct. I, 1900.. $85,567
Borough valuation. '98. .1,781,325
Borough tux rate (p $1,000). $9 00
Population in 1900 was
2,420
Town—
debt, Oat. 1, '00. $285,000
is
When Due. Total debt
REFUNDING
4s,
M&N,
$35,000
($5,000 biennially) to
4s,
M&N,
Cierk.
in
LOANS-
$883,215
$20,000
Bonded debt Oct.
Oot. 1, 1900.. $85,614
Total valuation 1900 ....2,171,670
Assessm't from ^ to ^ act'l value.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$1500
Population 1890 was
5,539
Population in 1900 was
5,962
May 1, 1902
May 1, 1915
May 1, 1908
1900. .$60,000
25,614
INTEREST on the 6s is paid by the Mystic River National
Mystic; on the 4s by the Town Treasurer.
61,848
.
Treasurer.
—
% actual value.
May, 1934 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. $18-00
$57,000 Population in 1890 was
2,988
4,848 Population in 1900 was
1,991
($1,000 due yearly)
Town bonds and notes
Funded
Mead,
in Fairfield
is
This
situated in
LOANS—
4s,
Treasurer.
James R.
GREENWICH.County.
town
This
Debt of
Treas.
County.
in
Funding Bonds—
4s,
H. Conklin, Auditor
1913
1903
,$45,000
4s,
.
,
Countv honds—
Floating debt
$95,951
Total debt Sept. 1, 1900. 245,951
Sinking funds
45,882
Net debt Sept. 1, 1900
200,069
Tax valuation 19uO
5,840,699
Assessment is *s actual value.
Town tax (per $1,000) '00. $1000
Population in 1890 was
7,382
Population in 1900 was .... 9.643
-
When Due. Bond, debt Sept. 1 1901 $95,000
Tax valuation 1901... 156,736,107
LOANS-
Treasurer.
in
is
35
CONNECTICUT-CITIES /W& TOWNS,
October, 1901.
This town
,
1,
Floating debt
DANBURY.Danbury
The
City of
1
i
situated in
is
LOANS—
CHARLES H. PEIX Jr., Mayor.
MORRIS MEYERS, Treasurer,
When
Fairfield
County
Water Bonds— (Con.)—
Improvement Bonds—
4s,
Danbury Town,
Dice.
4s,
Bonded
J&J, $155,000.... Jan. 1, 1920
J&J, 100,000.... July, 1923
.Jan. 1, 1920
debt Sep. 1,1901. $576,000
J&J, $45,000.
. .
Floating debt
216,000
Finding Bonds—
Total debt Sept. 1, 1901. 792,000
4«, MAN. $150,000... 1927 to 1936 Water debt (incl. above). 171,000
($10,000 annually and $50,000 Total valuation 1901... 11, 500,000
in 1937, on May 1.)
Assessm't is about ^ actual value.
3Vs, A&O. $215,000.. Oct. 1, 1941 Value of city property
$600,000
Water Bonds—
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900.. $650
4ifls, J&J,
30,000.... July 1, 1905 Population in 1890 was
16.552
4>«s, J&J, 30,000.... July 1, 1910 Population in 1900 was
16,537
48,
J&J, 66,000
July, 1902
(Payable $3,000 semi-an.to 1912)
INTEREST on the improvement bonds and on the water bonds o'
1920 is payable at the National Park Bank, New York; on all other
bonds at the Importers' & Traders' National Bank, New York.
4s,
.
j
ri'CT}
ALBERT W, PHILLIPS. Mayor.
T3V
* — CHARLES E. CLARK, Treasurer.
I
LOANS—
Interest.
LOANS—
Sewer Bonds—
were assumed by the city.
When Due. Bonded debt Jan. 1,1901.$192,000
Floating debt
8.956
Total debt
200,956
Sinking fund and cash.. .
40,114
Netdebt Jan. 1, 1901.... 160,842
»»«p, g., J&J, $22,000. July 1, 1914
(Sub), to call after July 1, 1900.)
.
Funding Bonds—
A&O, $60,000. .Oct.
1,
1,
1908
1914
payable at Derby.
Tax valuation 1900
$5,151,534
Assessment same as actual value.
City tax (per $1,000) 1901... $850
Population in 1900 was
7,930
Population in 1890 was
5,969
Interest
J&J, 102,000g.July
Ixproveme}>t Bonds—
10,000 July 1,1906
8ubject to call since July 1, 1897.
4s,
,
EAST
HADDAM.-M,
This town
Middlesex
is
H. Watrous, Clerk.
County.
When Due. Assessed valuation, real. .$668, 665
LOANS—
Funding Bonds—
Assessed valuation, per'l. 341,868
S»«s
$9.900.... Jan. 1, 1919 Total valuation 1900
l,010,5d3
Refunding Bonds—
Assessment about 23 aotual value.
3Hjs,
$34,100. ..Jan. 1, 1919 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900.$1500
Bonded debt Feb. 1, 1901. $44,000 Population in 1890 was
2,599
Population in 1900 was
2,485
is
—
Rate Payable.
Funding bonds
1893 4g, J & J
Park improvement.. 1896 3 *2,g. J & J
do
1898 3^,g,J & J
Paving bonds. 1893-1900
J & J
do
1900 3 ^,g. J & J
Municipal bonds ...1«98 3»s,g, J & J
Police department.. 1898 3»a.g, J & J
Consolidated bondsM889 3
Refunding bonds
1897 3^, J & J
....1897 3^g, M & N
do
do
Improvementbonds.1897 3^g, J & J
in
1896,
-Prlncipal.Outstand'g.
When Due,
NAME AND PURPOSE.
3^,
J&J
Water
1893 4g.
do (Reservoir)... 1893 4g
*
July
Jan,
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
July
Jan.
May
Jan.
1918
1926
1926
1938
1930
1938
1923
1909
1922
1922
1922
1918
1918
1,
1,
1.
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
$290,000
150,000
150,000
200,000
20,000
200,000
75,000
750,000
800,000
270,000
250,000
475.000
200,000
July
J&J July
J&J
after July
1908.)
1,
(Subject to call
districts
1,
and their debts are no longer reported separately.
i.
Thi9 city is situated in New Haven County. By enactment of the
Legislature in 1893 the town of Derby, borough of Birmingham, and
the school districts of the town, were consolidated under one form of
Sovernment, assuming the name of the " City of Derby." The consoliation took effect on January 1, 1894, and the debts of the town,
borough and school
5
at
ALEXANDER HARBISON, Mayor.
DT'rj'/^on
ri.A±-t
L r KJtXLJ.
\c. C. STRONG. Treasurer.
The town and city of Hartford were consolidated on April
cj a
5
>
4s,
4s, g.,
—
Bank
1,
Non-taxable.
INTEREST on aU of the
TOTAL DEBT, EtcTotal bonded debt
Floating debt
Total debt
Sinking fund
Water debt (included)
city
bonds
is
payable at the city treasury
Apr. 1, 1901.
$3,830,000
226,162
Apr. 1, 1900.
$3,878,000
233,405
$4,056,162
516,003
675,000
$4,111,405
450,012
723,000
Apr. 1, 1899.
$3,960,000
282,211
$4,242,211
380,326
925,000
WATER DEPARTMENT
is self sustaining, raising from water
rents $30,000 to $40,000 each year above interest on its bonds and all
ordinary expenses.
ASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX RATEReal Estate.
$49,904,740
48,300,035
46,265,130
44,064,148
39,471,428
36,808,488
30,596,238
30,171,885
27,847,349
Tears.
1900
1899
1898
1897
1896
1895
1890
1889
1888
Personal Property.
$20,146,633
20,542,392
17,594,593
17,267,100
16,163,055
16,403,193
16,629,086
16,048,479
19,500,122
Tax Rate.
Total
$70,051,373
68,842,427
63,859,723
61,331,248
55,634,483
53,211,681
47,225,324
46,220,364
47,347,471
*$1750
*17-50
* 17-50
17 00
*1700
1700
20-50
2050
20-50
|
,
I
I
EAST HARTFORD.— J. 0. Goodwin,
town
Hartford County.
This
is
When Due. Funded debt Feb. 1, 1901.$1 17,100
LOANS—
Bridge Bonds—
Floating debt
1,500
3-6s, A&O, $39,600.... Oct. 1, 1919 Total debt Feb. 1,1901... 118,600
1,
3,346,471
Assessment about 23 actual value.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. $1500
Population in 1900 was
6,406
Population in 1890 was
4,455
Bridge and Road Bonds—
A&O, $60,000. Apr. 2, 1904-'24
Notes—
1901-1902
1903 1904
,$8,000
4,000
4s
.
ENFIELD.—J.
This
town is
town Bonds—
M&N, $20,000
4s,
4a,M&N, 25,000
Subject to
K. Bissland, Treasurer.
in Hartford County.
loans-
When Due
INTEREST
%
IS, 1926
is
Sherwood, Treasurer
P.
in Fairfield County.
Town Bonds-
(Subject to call after
May 1,
1907)
Hartford "Arsenal School District."— G. H.
Burt, Treasurer.
LOANS—
4s,
When Due. Bonded debt Mar
I
J&D, $70,000
June
1,
1917
1. 1901.$70,000
Assessed valuafn 1900 $3,000,000
Hartford ' West Middle School District." —
|
James
P. Taylor, Treasurer.
When Due. Bond, debt Mar.
$126,O0O.July 31, 1912 Floating debt
F&A, 94,000. July 31, 1926
LOANS—
313s,
HUNTINGTON.—
J.
This town
County.
is
LOANS—
4s,
in Fairfield
J&J, $75,000
Sept. 1,
Floating debt
Total debt Sent.
1,
1,
1901. $126,000
108,000
Tomlinson, Treasurer.
(P. O. Shelton.)
When Due. Assessed valuat'n 1900.$4.112,611
July 1, 1917 Tax rate (per M.) '01 (town). $7-00
4,006
19ol.$95,000 Population in 1890 was
5,572
26.662 Population in 1900 was
1901...1zl,662
KILLING LY.—P.
Floating debt
$64,150
Total debt Sept. 1 1 900. 1 ' 9, 1 50
Tax valuation 1900
3.360.460
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900 ..1100
3,86S
Population 1890 was
Population 1900 was
4,489
T. Preston, Treasurer
Windham County
When Due. Total debt Dec. 1, 1900 ..$150,000
LOAN S—
Funded Loan 1893—
Tax valuation 1900
2,557,930
4s, M&N, $25,000
On demand Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. $1500
Loan of 19(0 Population 1890 was
7,027
3^28, J&D, g.. * 125 ,000. Dee. 1, '20 Population 1900 was
6,835
JOHN H. LEIGHT, Treasurer.
(HENRY LEE. Secretary County
The funded loan of 1893 is held by the Chelsea Savings Bank, Norwich, Conn. The town pays interest on this loan at the rate of 5 per
cent, the additional 1 per cent being credited to a sinking fund.
When Due.
,
Is,
,$12,000.. July, 1902-05
40,000
,
19011916
8>9S. g..., 25,000
1916
Bonded debt Sept. 1, 1900.$55,000
4fl,
FAIRFIELD CO,
commissioners.
,$100,000... .May 1,1927
4s
Bonded debt
payable at the Thompsonville Trust Co
FAIRFIELD.—
F.
This
LOANS—
1,
79,850; ia
— George C.
Chairman of Commissioners.
When Due.
LOANS
3V,
1901. $75,000
Ass'd valuation 1900.. .$3,025,438
Assessment about
actual value.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900.. 15-00
Population 1890 was
7,199
Population 1880 was
6,755
Population 1900 was
.6,699
May 1, 1904
Nov.l, 1920
Rkfdnding Bonds FAA. $30,000.. Feb.
town
Bonded debtFeb.
call.
3»ss,
Hartford "First School District."
was
Bailey,
Tax valuation 1900
1899
4b,
4«,
POPULATION.— In
Clerk.
in
8ubject to call after Oct.
8ohool tax (average $3 per $1,000) additional.
1900 the population (Census)
1890 it was 53,230; in 1880 it was 42.553.
*
5
County seats are Bridgeport and Danbury.
This town
is in
——
36
AND
ST/*T£
LITCHFIELD.— 0.
LOANS—
M. Woodruff. Treasurer.
the county seat of Litchneld County.
$8,500
When Due, Floating debt, 4^ A 5s
LOANSTotal debt Sept. 1, 1901.
88,500
Rui.ro ad Bonds—
2,312,934
On demand Tax valuation, real
4s, J&D, $20.000
4s, J&D, 20,000.... On dem-nd Tax valuation, personal. 484,791
4s, JAD, 20,000
June 1,1906 Total valuation 1900.... 2,797,725
6s, JAD, 20,000
June 1,1911 Assessment about actual value.
Interest Is payable In Litchneld. Total tax (per $1,000) 1900..$11-00
.1,058
Population In 1890 was
Bonds are all tux free.
Population In 1800 was
1,120
Bonds are all subject to call five years before date of maturity.
Litchneld Village
Is
.
MCDinrM
5 EDWARD E. WEST, Mayor.
JYlfc*rtllJfc,lN.
I HERMAN HE88, City Clerk.
The town and city of Meriden are situated in New Haven County.
During thf year 1896 the town of Meriden voted to consolidate the
schools and assume the debt of all the school districts, amounting to
$61,010 45.
CITY OF MERIDEN BONDS.
men Due. Water Bonds— (Concluded)—
LOANS—
Funding Bonds —
4b,
JAJ, $50,000. July, 1911 to '13
1, '00 $435,000
95,- 00
Floating debt
530.000
Total debt Dec. 1. 1900.
4s,
J&J. t50,000
Bonded debt Deo.
July 1,1914
Sewer Bonds—
SU?fL£M£NT,
CITY
When Due.
Funding Bonds—
Total valuation 1900.. $1,939,190
Assessment about * 5 actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$10-00
Population in 1890 was
2,701
Population in 1900 was
2,968
MAS, $100,000 Sept.15,1929
3^b.
Bonded debt/Mar.l, 190l.$100,00"
Tax valuation, real
1,774,718
Tax valuation, personal. 208,221
INTEREST
W
NT?\XT
fc<
is
payable at the
A ^7-T7TNJ
JriAV.fc.lN
T-J
—
5
LXXIII
Vol.
S.
TJ
Mortgage
JUDGE JOHN
Jj. N.
& Tr.
P.
ROWE,
Co., N. Y. City.
STUDLEY, Mayor-
Comptroller.
This city Is the county seat of New Haven County. By an aot of the
school
General Assembly the city, town and
district of New Haven
were consolidated December 7, 1897, under one government, and the
city assumes the assets and liabilities of the other two governments.
New Haven
Bridge Bonds—
City Bonds
Paving Bonds—
When Due.
Oct. 1,1914
4s,
40,000
Oct. '15&'16
3^8, A&O, $185 000 Oct. 1, 1920
4s, $1
Library Bonds*—
4s, J&J, $100,000... Jan.
3»«8,
4s, $25,000
87,500. Oct.l, 1906, to Oct. 1,
191« ($62,500 due every 5 y*rs).
3>*8.AAO,200.000Oct 05-10-15 20
Boulevard SewerageCity Seweragk—
s', J&D, $175,000.. June, '02-'08 48, AAO, $400,000 Apr. 1, 1910,
Fund'g & High School Bonds—
toApr.1,1925 ($25,00o dueyrly).
3»«8. AAO, $480 OOO.Oct., 1905-24 4s, JAD, 100,000
.1926 to 1929
.
F&A,
60,000. ..Feb.
Town of New Haven Debt.
MAN.
5,000.. ..May 1,1913 Assessed valuat'n 1900.13.814,782 Air Line RR. bonds.... 1889 3ifl J A J
July 1, 1910
Water Bonds—
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900..$1000
($25,000 due yearly) to July 1, 1929
4s, MAN, $180 OOO.Mayl,*02to*10 Population in 1890 was. ...21,652
1907
East Haven, ref
1887 4
24,296 Funding
4s, MAN,
10,000... .May 1,1911 Population in 1900 was
3*3 J A J
July 1, 1909
Subject to call after July 1, 1899
TOWN OF MERIDEN BONDS.— Ecgene A. Hall, Town Treas. Park bonds
1940
1890 3*3 J & J
Home
Bonds—
Springs
Colo
When Due.
LOANS—
8ubJeot to call 1910
Siss.M&N^O.OOO.Mayl.'lSto'ie
Funding Bonds—
4
do do
4>*e, MAN, $110,OOO.May, 1902-'12 Bonded debt, Sept. 1/01 $330,000
Quinipiac bridge
1902
4
4s.MAN. $110.0 O.May 1/02 to '12
I
1, '01-'04
1,-'10-'19
4s,
l
$500,000
MAN
I
60,000
200,000
I
3»«8,M*N,
80,000Mayl, 17to'24
,
High School Bonds—
MAN, $60,000..May, 1902-07
Town Bonds—
4b,
MAN, $40,000.May,1908-'ll
4b,
INTEREST
on the
water and sewer and funding bonds
National Bank, New York.
oity's
payable at the Importers'
Floating dubt
11,879
Total debt Sept., 1901.... 341,879
Assessed valuat'n '00 $13,814,782
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1901... $900
Population in 1890 was
25,423
Population in 1900 was ... 28,695
is
A Traders'
MIDDLETOWN.
—
Mlddletown
j jameS P. STOW,"Treasurer.
situated in the town of Middletown, Middlesex
city and town are distinct corporations, and the debts
City
The
County.
is
of both are given below:
When Due.
Funding Debt Bonds—
4b,
4s,
4s,
M&N, $25,000
MAN, 25.000
AAO,
(Subject
1, 1909
Nov. 1, 1914
25,000
Oct. 1, 1914
to call after Oct. 1, 1904)
. . .
.Nov.
J&J, $70,000 .. July 1,1921
Municipal Building—
4s, M&N, $36,000 .... May 1, 1915
3»«8,
(Subject to call after
Sewer Bonds—
May
1,
1905)
. .
Water debt (included)...
Aater kinking fund
293,000
34,306
JAD, $53,000... Dec. 1,1901 Assessed valuation '99..6.42«,790
MAS, 28,000. Marl, '04 to '17 City tax rate (per M.) 1900.. $900
MAN, 35,000... May 1, 1915 Population in 1890 was
9,013
(Subject to call after May 1, 1905) Population in 1900 was
9,589
TOWN OF MIDDLETOWN DEBT.— W. C. Howard, Town Clerk.
Railroad Bonds—
Bond, debt 8ept. 1, 1900. $744,000
6s,
4s,
4b,
4b,
4s.
F&A, $244,000. .Aug.
1,
1910
J&J,
140,O00.Jan.,'02to*08
3-65s,JAD,340,i.OO...Junel, 1909
MILFORD.
This town
is
in
Floating debt
55,000
Assessed valuation 1900 8,932,398
Population in 1890 was
15,205
Population in 1900 was
17,486
Sanford Hawlins,
Treasurer.
New Haven County.
LOANS—
When Due. Total debt Sept.
Town Bonds—
20,
1900 $80,945
Assets
18,371
5b, $3,000
Jan. 1,1898 Net debt Sept. 20, 1900.
62,574
4b, JAJ, $29,900
Jan. 1,1915 Tax valuation 1900
1,880,976
4s, $45,600
Jan. 1,1910 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. $15-00
Int. payable at Treasurer's office.
Population in 1890 was
3,811
Bonded debt 8ept.20,190O.$78,500 Population in 1900 was
3,783
Floating debt
2,445
.
NThis
A borough
UGATUCK.—
George
New Haven
Wigmore,
Treas.
County.
When Due. Bonded debtApr.l, 1901. $160,000
LOANS—
School Bonds—
Floating debt
81,618
4s, M*8, $30.000. ..Sept., 1905-19 Total debt Apr. 1, 1901.. 241,618
Borough Bonds—
Tax valuation 1900
6.992,312
Mar. 1, 1907 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. $13 00
48, ... $30,000
Refunding Town Bonds
Population in 1890 was
6,218
4s, AAO, $100,000... April 1, 1912 Population in 1900 was
10,541
Is in
—
NEW
CLARK, Treasurer.
BRITAIN.— ^|.!W. TdOMPSON,
Clerk.
city of New Britain is situated in Hartford County.
city have separate debts, as shown below.
The
• nd
Citt of
LOANS—
New Britain Debt:
LOANS—
When Due.
Bl'bway Bonds—
Hsp. a., $36,000 ...
Oct.,
4b,
4s,
4b,
JAJ, $15,000
July 1,1913
FAA,
100,000.... Aug. 1,1918
FA A, 100,000... Aug. 1, 1925
(Subject to call after Anc.1,1910)
34s. JAJ, $150,000... July 1, 1924
Street Bonos—
,$50.000
4b
Aug. 1,1925
Water Bonds—
4s,
July 17,1908
JAJ, $30,000
20,000. ...Mar. 12, 1909
4s,
When Due.
FAA, *2O0,00O....Aug.
1,
1918
Optional after Aug. 1, 1908
4s. FAA. $250.000.... July 1, 19 '7
Notes, 3^8, 34,000. Aug., 1901-04
Total debt Apr.l, 1901.. $993, 50<i
Sinking funds
26,913
Net debt Apr. 1, 1901..
966.587
Assessed valuation, '01.10,106,045
$11"
Tax rate (per M), 1901
Population in 1900 <CensU8)2.\998
Population in 1890 was
16,519
1-..TAJ,
Town of New Britain Debt—August Voigt, Treas.
$75,0OO Bonded debt Apr 1, 1901 $365,000
Park bonis, 1904-'24
Fundlnftbonds.J an. 1,1911. 100,000 Assessed valu»., 1900. 10,734,365
Funding Mi<«, Mav,'02-'26 75,000 Tax rate (per Mi 1900
$1200
19,007
8chool bonds, 1901 -'28.. .140,000 Population, 1890
'14-'29. 50,000 Population in 1900 was .. 28,202
do
d'.
do
67.C00
3Hs, May/02'35
NEW
New
CANAAN.-Fra.vu-
Canaan
is In
Fairfield County.
New Haven
City School District
1921-1924
4s, M&N, $70,000
1925-1928
1909-1920 4s, F&A, 75.000
4s, F&A, $230,000
M&N,
1929-1934
4b,
125,000
($20,000 yearly on Aug. 1.)
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.—The bonds are all for $1,000 each
xcept the town war bonds, part of which are for $200 and $500.
INTEREST on all issues is paid at the City Treasury.
LOANS—
If.
When Due.
Bonded debt of city
Old debt of town
Old debt of school district
1, 1899.
$1,415,000
1,003,200
500,000
Total bonded debt
Floating debt
$2,265,000
992.000
500,000
—
.
Total debt
Sinking funds
Bliss, Treas.
1898,
$1,430,000
1,003,200
500,000
Oct. 1,
100,000
$2,918,200
*461,029
$2,933,200
t3»6,029
$3,857,000
257,383
$3,379,229
216,383
$3,329,229
204,584
.$3,757,000
..
$3,599,617
$3,162,846
$3,124,645
Net debt
Includes $230,000 floating debt of old school district, t Includes
$230,000 floating debt of old school district and $16*\029 of the town
ASSESSED VALUATION.— The oity's assessed valuation and tax
rate have been approximately as follows, real estate being taken at
" about 51 per cent actual value" until 1900, when the basis of valuation was greatly raise 1:
Total
Bate of Tax
Mate of Tax
Total
Valuation. per $1,000.
Valuation. per $1,000. Tears.
Tear 8.
$21-00
1895
$13 50
$53,800,000
1900 ....$113,531,508
21-00
1893
54,500,000
2100
66,041,453
1899
19-50
1891
1800
51,995,329
62,159,080
1>98
24-00
19-50
1890
52,171,131
57,683,452
1897
22-50
56,000,000
1896
The Grand List does not include property estimated as follows on
*
October 1.1900:
Yale College, estimated at
School-houses, estimated with contents and land
Churches and Institutions
State, county, town and city public property
Railroad property and other lawful exemptions
$6,500,000
1,500,517
2,150,000
850,000
2.800,000
$13,800,517
Total
POPULATION.— In
it
1900 (Census) was 108,027;
1890
in
it
was
81,-
was 62,882.
CO.— Hiram jACOBS,Treasurer.
NEW HAVEN
New
County seat Is
LOANS—
Haven.
When Due.
"
3^8, K.,M&N,$140,000,g.Nov.l,*15
Optional at 2 per cent premium.
I
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Bond, debt Sept. 1,1901. $140,000
Tax valuation 1900
.168,493,067
Population in 1890 was... 209,058
Population in 1900 was ..269,163
t r^-NTT^r^TVT 5 W.WILSON DART, Mayor.
1JL-J.LN j CAREY CONGDON, Treasurer.
J_LJ1N
The town and city (located In oounty of same name) are under one
statement includes both
government
A . tiJ* and the following
111 _—
Dl.VI.C!
t
Sewer> Bonds—
(Con.)
Due.
When
LOANS—
3^s J&J, 20,000... .July 1,1919
Annexation Bonds
Water Bonds—
3^s. F*A, $11,500. ..Aug. 1, 1919
4s,
J&J, $116. 000.. July 1, 1919
Floating Debt Bonds—
60,000
July, 1924
Jan. 1,1905 4s, J&J,
7s. J&J, $100,000
3^8, J&J. 225,000... Jan. 1,1920
Park Bonds—
4s, M&N, #25,000 ..May 1,1923 3k8,K,J*J,10i>,000 July 1,1926
Bond. debtMar.l, 1901. $786,500
School Bonds—
4s, J&J, $21,000.. .July 1,1919 Water debt (included) .. 401.000
63,000.. July 1,1920 Assessed valuati'n 1901.9,873,4
4s, JAJ,
40,000.. June 1, 1924 Assessment about ^s actual value.
4s, JAD.
4b. MAN, 60,000.. ..May 1,1925 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1901.$150O
/
.
The town
Water Bonds— (Concluded)—
1905-29
Sewer Bonds—
7.000
taxation.
t Payment is provided for by sinking fund.
District
Debt see separate statement further below.
For School
298; in 1880
T.
call.
*
.
3-6os,JAJ, 55,000. ...July 1.1915
48.JAJ, 200,000... July 1,1922
Bonded debt Jan.1,1901. $520,000
Floating debt
69,760
Total d*bt Jan. 1, 1901.. 58^,760
100,000
25,000
6
1,
When Due.
Water honds—
MAN, $20,000.... May 1,1908
FA A, 1 6,000 Feb. '02 to '09
4s,
4 s.
War loa n
Exempt from
FUND, EtcTOTAL DEBT, SINKING Oct.
1900. Oct.
MIDDLETOWN DEBT.
LOANS—
CITY OF
LOANS—
M&N
Subject to
100,000
1
.. dB
CI
I
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II
'
I:-
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,
13,757
Population 189'
$10,0"0....July 1, 1?17 Population 1900 (Census).. 17,548
3 »ss,J&J, $35.000.... July 1,1911
INTEREST on the bonds is payable at the office of the Treasurer.
Sewer Bonds—
4s, J&.l,
.
NOR 'W
A L PC
vv ^j_.x^.
inv^jt*.
GLOVER, Mayor.
H. D. P RTC E, City Treasurer.
(
C. L.
<
HERBERT
£
R.
SMITH, Town Clerk.
The town of Norwalk, in Fairfield County, contains the city of
Norwalk, whose debt is included below. The city of South Norwalh
whose statement is given under its own name is also in this town.
Town Debt, Valuation, Etc.
LOANS—
When Due.
Funding Bonds—
$3O0,000Oct.
3>«8, AAO,
Town bonds, 100,000
1,
Total debt Oct.
1921
1900... $4 24,000
Population in 1900 was... .19,932
17,747
In 1890 was
BmdeddebtOct. 1,1900. $400,000 Population
Floating debt
1,
Tax valuation 1900 ..$13,840,031
1919 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900.. $7-00
24,000
ROCK VILLE.— Frank Grant,
City Debt, Valuation, Etc.
When Due
LOANS—
*
Water Bonds—
-
Refunding Funded Debt—
4s,-..KfcJ,$50,000....May 1, 1935
Bond, debt Mar. 1, 1901.. $500,000
Floating debt
13,000
Total debt Mar. 1, 1901.. 513,000
Sinking fund
46,640
3^8, J&J, $50,000... July 1,1929
Subject to call after Jan., 1919.
Sewer Bonds—
4s,
4s,
July 1,1907
July 1,1908
J&J, $75,000
J&J, 75,000
Net debt Mar. 1, 1901.... 466,360
Water debt (incl)
250,000
Refunding Water Bonds—
'29
Tax valuafn 1900
5,104,857
3!flS, if J&J, $200,000. July 1,
a
about
Asaessin't
aotual
value
>n
Subject to call after lan. 1919.
City tax (per $1,000) 1900.. $800
Municipal Purposes—
Population in 1900 was
6,125
4s, g., J&J, $50,000, g..May 1, 1935
due
in
is
payable
American
bonds
1935
at
gold
the
on
INTEREST
Exchange National Bank; other interest payable In Norwalk.
,
NORWICH-
W. Tibbits, Treasurer.
II.
—
>
J&J
&D
J&J
PAR.—The city's bonds are all for $1,000 each.
TAX FREE.— -All the issues of oity bonds are exempt from
taxation.
INTEREST on oity bonds is paid by city treasurer, and in some oases
in Boston also.
May
Total bonded debt of city
Certitloates outstanding..
Total
Balance in treasury
city's
15,'01.
debt has been:
/^k-o a "vt^tt
<Jr(.A.iN(jll,.
1
in
WALTER
— {jAMtiS
<
May
This town
is
Population in 1890 was
Population in 1900 was
Chapman,
S.
15.'00.
May
15,'99.
4s,
When Due. Total debt July 1,1 901... $24,000
LOANSTax valuation 1900
1,594,774
J & J. .$14,000. .July 1,1902 Assessment about 23 actual value.
J&J.
..$4,000.. July
1,
1,
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$1200
Population 1890 (Census).... 1,874
Population 1900 (Census) .... 2,094
1908
1909
1901. ..$18,000
6,000
TAX F R E E.—All bonds issued by this town are exempt from taxation.
NTEREST is payable at the Hartford National Bank.
Bond, debt July
Floating debt
1,
I
E. G.
SOUTH1NGTON.—
Hartford County.
town
This
is
When Due. Water debt (included)... $15,000
LOANS—
1907-1927 Total valuation 1900.... 2,641,512
J&J, $U0,000
Assessment 60% actual value.
($30,000 due every 10 years.)
Total debt Jan. 1, 1901.. $90,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. $1800
5,890
13,135 Population 19O0 (Census)
Sinkingfund
5,501
76,865 Population 1890 (Census)
Net debt Jan. 1,1901...
W
—
Dr. C. G. BOHANNAN, Mayor.
d/^k
rvTr^k P? \KT AJLj-fcV.
AT If
bU. INL^X-I.
\ dr. H. C. SHERER, Ch. F. Com.
This city is in Norwalk Town, Fairfield County
When Due.
Water Bonds -(Con.)—
LOANS—
Apr. 1,1910
Electric Light Bonds—
48, J&J, $12,500
5
Apr. 1,1911
July 1 1925
Bonded debt July 1,1900.$306,000
Floating debt
31,000
Total debt July 1, 1900.. 337,000
Water debt (included)... 191,000
Assessed valuation '99.-4,992,00 >
Assessment about aotual value.
City & town tax (per M.)'00.$14-50
Population in 1900 was. ... 6,591
is payable in South Norwalk and
Apr. 1,1928
.,$20,000
4s,
4s,
4s.
$965,000
8,136
$990,000
22,108
6s,
4s,
4s,
Funding Bonds (Goli>)—
Assessment
Town
J&J, $100,000 g.Jan. 1, 1916
Bond, debt Sept. 15, i900.$lt)0,000
Floating debt
78,724
Total debt Sept. 15, 1900. 178,724
is Hi
$3,698,984
actual value.
tax (per M.) 1900 ....$10-00
Population in 1890 was
4,537
Population in 1880 was
3,341
Population in 1900 was
6,995
4s,g,
PORTLAND.— Robert S
Bonded debt Feb.
Refunding Bonds—
1, '01.
Tax valuation 1900
M&N $100,000 ...Nov. 1, 1905
July
J&J, $90,000
1,
1913
Water Bonds—
July 1, 1905
J&J, $40,000
July 1,1909
J&J, 52,000
July 1,1910
J&J,
9,000
NTEREST on refunding bonds
on water bonds in New York.
I
$275,000
1,68 I. 719
Assessment about 23 actual value.
J&J, 85.000... July 1,1909 Total ta< (per M.) 1900
$2000
JaJ, 90,000. July 1, 1919 Population in 1890 was
4,687
Interest payable at Town Treas'y.
Population in 1900 was
3,856
TAX FREE.—The bonds of the town are exempt from taxation.
3-65s.
3"*s,
This town
is
in
This town (P. O. Norwich*
LOANS—
is
in
LOANS—
When
Town Bonds—
H. Barnes, Treasurer
When Due. Tax valuation 1900
Town Bonds—
4s, .I&J, $40,000
Apr.
Refunding Bonds—
Assessment about
3 40s, J&J, $50,000.. July 1, 1920
Bonded debt Mar. 1, 1901 $90,000
23
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N T E R EST
is
. .
STAMFORD (City).— L.
is
LOANS—
When Due.
Sewer Bonds—
4s, M&N. $5,000
4s, M&N, 20,000
—c
Windham
5L.
5,~00
May 1, 1906 Floating debt
Nov. 1, 1906 Total debt f'eb. 1, 1901.
215,800
4w, J&J, 50,0"0
July 1.1914 Sinkingfund
23,808
4s, M&N, 25,<»00
191,992
Nov. 1, 1914 Net debt F«b. 1, 1^01..
3ifl8,g, M&S,
25,000. Mar. 1, 1921 Tax valuation 1900
18,000,000
Funding Bonds—
Assessment abt 75% aotual value
3>38,g, M&S, $60,000. Mar. 1, 1921 Population in 1900 was ...15,997
The city's tax rate (per $1,000) in 1900 was $5-40 in one dlstriot, $4-20
in another and $2-00 in the third.
STAMFORD
(Town).— W. D.
town
This
is
LOANS—
H
FULLER. Mayor.
H BROWN,
A<sO, $94,000
Oct 1,1910
Schools and Bridges, 1893-
F&A, $96,000
Aug. 1, 1923
High School—
4s, F&A, $75,000.. Aug. 1, 1914-24
4s,
payable in Stamford.
$75,000g....Feb.
1,
1927
STONINGTON.—
E.
Stonington
is
in
New London
B.
Hinckley, Town
County.
Treas.
The debts of both town and
borough are given below.
LOANS—
When Due. Tax rate
I
(per $1,000) 1900.. .12-50
Population in 1900 was
Population 1890 was
Toion Debt, Etc.
War Bonds—
Borough
|
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8,540
7,184
Debt, Etc.
Total debt Sept. I, 1900.. $30,000
Tax valuation 1900
592,110
Boro gh tax (per $l,000)'00.$12-50
Population in 1 jOO was
2,278
STRATFORD.—
Henry
town
This
is
Funding Bonus—
When Due
SUFFIELD.—Wm.
|
)
is
Stagg, Clerk.
in
LOAN S-
Assessed val't'n m0\.*l,437,031
rate (per $1,000) 1900. $1 vOO
Population 1890 was
2,608
Population in 1900 was
3,657
Tax
L. Loomis, Clerk
THOMASTON.—
P.
town
County
I
This town
C.
in Fairfield County,
R1DGEFIEI.D.—H.
.
I
Feb., 1901. $^40,000
Floating debt
110,'>00
Total debt, -'eb. 1, 1901. 450,000
Sinking funds
79,788
Net debt Feb. 1, 1901.... 370, <12
13,0o0,000
Tax valuation 1900
Assessment about '5 actual value.
Town tax (per $1,000) 1900 $12-00
Population in 1890 was
15,700
Population in 1900 was
18,839
4s,
is
Tr.
When Due. Bonded debt
Town Hall, 1890—
F&A.
Daskam,
in Fairfield County.
Townnotes, 413%
.
Interest payable at Stamford.
Feb., 1901 $210,000
Bonded debt
Treasurer.
This city is in
County.
Street Impt. Bonds—
Total debt Sept. 1, 1901 ..$55 000
3*98, J&J,$ 0,0U0....July 1. 1929 Total valuation 1000.. ..2,900. 000
Bonded debt Sept. 1, 1901. $40,000 City tax (per M.) 1900
6-5
Floating debt
15,000 Population in 1900 was
6,667
J
C. Bishop, Treas.
[$25,000 refunding bonds are
in Fairfield County.
offered for sale Oct. 15.]
This city
605,355
Assessment about 23 actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900 15-00
Population 1890
1,106
Population In 1900 was
1.339
payable at Merchants' National Bank, Norwich, Conn.
3^8, J&J, $30,000 ...July 1,1920
B .nded debt July 1, 1900.$75,000
Floating debt
31,400
INTEREST is payable in Norwich, Conn
a lVT
PTTT'TnI
r*U
1 IN A.1YL.
Tax valuation 1900
.Mar. 27, 1906
Bonded debt Sept.l5,l901.$45,000
Floating debt
19,700
Total debt Sept. 15, 1901.. 64,700
Sinking funds Sept.15, 1901 20,066
6s, Mar., $45,000.
$877,735
actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$15-00
Population in 1890 was
2,555
Population in 1900 was
2,807
1906
1,
Net debt Sept. 15, 1901 ...$44,634
Town has no water debt.
due.
1902
$28,000
Bond, debt Sept. 1, 1901 $28,000
Floating debt
34,238
Total debt, Sept. 1, 1901
62,238
Tax valuation 1900
3,315,038
New London County.
,
A. P. Cote, Treasurer.
New London County.
4s,
PRESTON.— Charles
J&J, 47,500
J&J, 30,000
SPRAGUE.-
4s,
When Due,
1928
Funding Bonds—
in Middlesex County.
LOANS—
1,
(Subject to call 1903.)
Interest
Mitchell, Clerk.
Apr.
,$5,000
Refunding Bonds—
$965,000
11,177
When Due. Tax valuation 1900
Lewis, Treasurer
in
4s,
4s,
New Haven County.
Treasurer.
in Hartford Coimty.
($2,000 yearly) to July
$965,000
25,000
MAIN, 1st Seleotman.
HYDE, Treasurer.
7,772
7,287
Railroad Bonds—
$965,000
A.
C.
LOANS—
4s,
Jan. 1, 1925
J&J, $50,000
Optional after Jan. 1, T'OO.
July 1, 1927
4s. J&J, $90.000
Tot. bond, debt Oct. l.'OO. $140,000
SIMSBURY.-A.
Treasurer.
Interest payable at Treas'r's office.
Assessed valuation '00. $6,890,278
Assessm't in '9s about full value.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1899. $3000
4s,
$965,000
$9*6,864
$967,892
$953,823
$300,000
$300,000
$300,000
Hi mill on oity and town list.
CITY PROPERTY.—The city owned property in 1901 valued at
$1,17.2, "00. This included buildings, tire department, etc., as well as
water works, which were held at $800,000. In tne year 1900-01 the
regular receipts of the waterworks were $56,130 48; expenditures
$22,921 72
ASSESSED VALUATION.—Property assessed " at \ cash value."
Personal
OUy Tax
Real
Estate.
Property.
Total.
per $1000
Tears.
$1000
$1,842,913
$10,282,675
$8,439,762
1901
l,xl5,455
1000
10,266,336
8,450 881
1900
11-00
10,347,352
1,856,8*8
189*>
8,49 ,454
1000
10,408,^31
8,461.638
1,947,293
1898
1000
2,2a -',708
8,112,102
10,344,810
18W5
1<-,108,692
1000
1,958,274
8,150,418
1394
1000
10,062,220
8,062,744
1,999,476
1893
10.o68.848
10 00
2,087,514
7,981,334
1892
1000
2,023,101
9,881,025
7,857,924
1891
950
9,955,810
7,826.459
2,129,351
1890
8-00
2,976,028
10,414,125
7,438,097
1880
The town grand list in 1900 was $13,695,118; tax rate (per $1,000)
1899, $500, this being additional to city tax as above given.
POPULATION.—In 1890 population of city was 16,156; in 1900,
17,251. Population of town 1890, 23,048; 1900, 24,637.
is
LOANS-
Tolland Coiuity.
When Due.
Sewer Bonds—
4s,
Net debt
Water debt included above
The sinking fund receives yearly
Portland
is lu
Library Bonds—
TOTAL DEBT.— For a serie3 of yeais
is
This City
4s,
Norwich is in New London County. The city and town have separate
governments, keep separate accounts and have separate debts,
r—
-Principal.Interest.
LOANSOutstand'g.
Rate. Payable. When Due.
name and purpose.
City of Norwich Debt.
Oct.
1913
A & O
$125,000
1,
City debt bonds, ref., 1883 .... 4
Jan. 1, 1905
164,000
7
Courthouse
166,00o
June
1925
J
1,
Fuadini; bonds
3>a
A & O Apr. 1, 1907 160,000
Sinking-fund bonds of 1877... 5
A & O Apr. 1, 1908 150,000
do 1878... 5
do
Jan. 1, 1910
50,000
5
Water fund bonds 1890
150.000
3Jfl
Jan. 1, 1923
J & J
Refunding water bonds
Town of Norwich Debt Oct. 1, 1900— John C. Averill, Treasurer
160,000
semi-an.
1905
7
Court house bonds
115,000
1913
Refunding town debt bonds... 3^8 A & O
This town
37
CONNECTICUT— CITIES frW TOWNS,
October, 1901.
Hartford County
$44,515
Town notes, 5%
7,000
Total debt Sept. 11, 1900.. 58,424
Assessed valuat'n l«0'>.$2,149,440
rate (per tsl.OOO) l900.$12-50
Population It 90
3,169
Population 1900 was
3,521
Tax
|
This town
is
K. Scott, Clerk.
in Fairtield County.
LOANS—
When Due. Sinking fund assets
Tax valuation IhOO
?<?!'£• J*^&A * b °.000.Ans. 1, 1929 Total tax (per $1,000)
Funding Bonds—
'
'
(Subject to call after Aug. 1,1917.)
Sept. 1, 1900. $60,000
Bonded debt
I
'
I
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$3,000
1,839.012
1900. 10OU
Population in 1900 was
2,626
Population 1890 was
2,235
This
is
LOANS—
J&D, $50,000
.
Interest payable at Treas'r's office.
Oct. 1, 1901. $50,000
Bonded debt
Floating debt
Roberts, Treasurer.
When Due. Total debt Out. 1. 1901.. $73,097
Tax valuation 1900 ...1.555.010
Assessment Hi to Hi actual value.
Deo. 1, 1904
Town Hall Bonds—
4»,
I.
in Litchfield
23,097
Total tax (per $1,000) 1 « 0.$15-00
Population in 1890 was
3,278
Population in 19oo was
3,300
STATE AflD CITY SUffitMtflT.
38
DiMrTHM ISAACw.W.BiBROts, Clerk.
TORRINGTON.-iw.M.
Litchfield County
T-z-wo
BROOKE.
v
This town (and the borough of the
D" t of Trwi.
Town debt Feb. 1. 1901. #108,000
Town valuation 1900. .7,094.18 l
Town tax (per M 1900. ..$1100
0.043
Population in 1890 was
Population in 1900 was... 12,453
same name)
la in
Debt of lion-ugh.
Borough debt Feb.l. 19 1. 872,000
Borough assessing 1900.5,926,800
Borough tax per $1 .000) '00. $5-00
-
.
Treasurer.
8.3*0
4,283
Population 1900 (eat)
i'opulatiou in 1S90
was
VERNON.— F.
is in
B. Skinner, Treasurer.
Tolland County (P. O Rookville.) Railroad bonds are
When Due. Bonded debt Oet.l. 190O.$235.O0O
47,500
Floating debt
Rulkow> Bonds 1896—
LOANS—
When Due. Net debt
Sept. 1. 1900.
$98,907
Tax valuation 1900
Town Bonds— 1885-1891 —
4,994,714
Assessment about actual value.
48, MAN. $54.000... .Nov. 1. 1902
I
. .
Tax
rate (per $1,000) 1900. $1000
Population in 1890 was
6,183
Population in 1900 was
7,763
Bended debt Sept. 1,1900. $00,000
Floating debt
-l;5.;>;>
Total debt Sept. 1, 1900' 103.954
Cash iu treasury
5,017
1
i
)
This town
tax exempt.
LOANS—
LXXI1I
Vol.
I
WINDHAM COUNTY.- C. P. Backus, Tr
Willimantio
is
LOANS—
the County seat.
When Due.
Bonded debt Sept. 1, 1901.$55,000
Assessed valuat'n '99,$ 19,701,120
Funding Bonds—
3i«8,
3»fl8,
3>as,
AAO, $15,000. April
AAO, 20,000 April
AAO, 20,OOO..April
10,
10,
10,
Assessment
1902
1904
1906
abt.
60%
actual value.
Population in 1890 was
Population in It 00 was
45,158
46,861
I
1906 Total debt Oct. 1. 1900... 282,500
6,*90.298
Tax valuation 1900
Sios MAN, #125.000. Nov. 1, 1919 Assessment about ^ actual value.
(Optional after Nov. 1.1899.) Town tax (per $1,000) 1900 $600
8.808
Population in 1890 was
High SCHOOL, 1892—
8,483
July 1,1922 Population in 1900 was
.... JAJ, $50,000
office.
Town
Treasurer's
the
payable
at
is
INTEREST
July
3* JAJ. $60,000
Memorial H
1.
|
1889—
vi.l,
I
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WINDSOR LOCKS.—
This town
is iu
|
LOANS—
|
I
WM. H. NEWTON, Town Treas.
nr
A T T TMrtrnDn
CJirtJJ. — \q j A N. J ONES, Boro. Treas.
WALLlJNbr
J
Town Bonds—
J.
D. Outerson, Treas
All bonds are tax free.
Hartford County.
When Due.
Tax valuation 1900
$1,914,148
value
Tax rate (per $1,000) 190 j. $1000
Population in 1890 was
2,758
Population in 1900 was
3,062
Assessment about
Jan. 1, 1922
JAJ, $35,000
1909 '19 '29
JAJ, $30,000
($10,000 due Jan. 1.)
Bonded debt Oct. 1, 1900 $65,000
4s,
4s,
% aetual
S.
The town and borough of Wallingford
TO WS DEBT—
situated in
New Haven Co.
BOROUOH DEBT— (Con.)
Water Bonds—
1927
$30,000
4a,
is
1903-1915
4s, J A- J, $175,000
$25,000
fewer bonds 4s 1913
$56,000.1902 to
Town debt F.-b. 1,1901 $8«,000 Improvement bonds 4s.. 45,000
45,000
Assess'd vain, town. '00 3.900.462 Electric light 3 >«8
Town tax (ner $1,000) 1900 $7 00 Borough bonded debt
350,000
Feb. 1,1901
6.584
Population town 1890
13,011
Population town 1900 was... 9,001 Sinkingfund
Asses'd vain Bor.. 1900 3.990,37 <
BOROUGH DEBT.
Tax rate (per$l,000), 1900 23 00
Funding Bonds —
4,230
3>*8, MAN. $50,000. .Nov. 15,1929 Population in 1890
6,737
Population in 1900 was
Electric-Light Bonds—
3"*s, MAN, $10,000... May 1, 1925
INTEREST on the water bonds of Wallingford Borough is payable
Refunding Bonds—
3658,
MAN,
1929
at the First National
Bank of
Wallingford.
Treasurer.
When Due. Bonded debt
1904
1927
1903-1919
„.., $18.000
4s,
40,000
32,000
($3,000 due in odd yearsto 1917.)
4s
,
3^8,
.--
Feb. 1, 1901 .$93,000
Assessed valuation 1900.2,900,000
Assessment ^ actual value.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1899.. $6-50
1
,
I
I
This town
is
in Litchfield
.
|
WASHINGTON.-Wm
H. Foulois, Treasurer.
County
When Due. Total debt Sept. 15,1900. $37,547
1,084,443
Tax valuation 1900
Railroad Bonds—
1902-1916 Assessment same as actual value.
4s, JAJ, $30,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. $15 00
($2,000 due yearly on July 1.)
1,633
Bonded debt Sept.l5,1900.$32,000 Population in 1890 was
1,820
5,547 Population in 1900 was
Floating debt
LOANS—
INTEREST
KILDUFF, Mayor.
RUS&ELL, Comptroller.
G.
D.
This city
is
New Haven.
payable at Connecticut Savings Bank,
WATERBURY.-jr
in
New Haven County
When Due.
Jan. 1, 1919
4s, JAJ, $400,000
LOANS—
4s, JAJ, 200,000
Jan. 1. 1927
Funding Bonds—
3»«b, J AJ, $100,000, J'y 1 ,'05 to '14 ,3*28, JAJ, 125,000 Jan. ,'02 to*26
Interest is payable in Waterbury.
City Hall Bonds—
190C Bond, debt Apr 1, 1901 .$1,145,000
7s, JAJ, $10,000
Floating debt (addit'nal). 285,000
Sewer Bonds—
62,037
1911 Sinking fund assets.
4s, JAJ, $60,000
School Bonds—
Total valuation 1900... 13,721,209
Assessment is U actual value.
Total tax (per$l,000) 1900. $2800
Population in 1890 was
28,646
Populatiou 1900 (Census) ..45,859
3Vs, JAJ. $310.000. Jan. ,'02 to'32
Water Bonds—
4»*8, JAJ,
4s, JAJ,
1905
35,000
85,000
Jan. 1,1902
($5,000 due vearly) to Jan. 1, 1918
Waterbury, Center School District.
The
di-trlct includes all of the city of
eonlrol of the city.
When Due.
LOANS—
..,
.....
($10,000 annually.)
Funding Bonds—
4s,
Waterbury now under the
.
Assessment
1927-1 946
JAJ, $200.000
Tax
($10,000 annually), (optional after
July 1, '12, $10,000 annually).
actual value.
rate (per $1,000) '98... $13 00
13
WEST HARTFORD.— Henry
Treasurer.
—
LOANS—
C.
Whitman,
This town Is in Hartford County.
Road Bonds
When Due.
Rbfundim. Bonds—
MAS, $28,0O0
MAS, 30,000
4a,
4s,
Subject to call
—
4s,
($5,000 due yearly.)
Interest payable in HartfoTd.
IMAMT1P —
MAS, $45,000
1920
Subject to call after 1910
Bonded debt May 1,1901. $128,000
Floating debt (est.)
26,000
Tax valuation 1901 ....4,157,454
Assessment is ^ to \ actual value.
Town tax (per$l,000) 1900.$10-00
Population in 1890 was
1,930
Population in 1900 was
3,186
1902
1920
after 1910
School and Funding Notes—
1902-1907
4b, AAO. $2\000
WIT
—
Total debt Mar. 20,'99. $379,850
Sinking fund
38,897
340,953
Net debt Mar.20. 1899.
Assessed valuat'n '96 11,325,523
1902-1910
$90,000
WILLIAM
GRANT, Mayor.
T
I IO.
ILL1MAIN
}FRED. A. SANDERSON, Treas.
This city is situated in the town of Windham, Windham County.
«
D.
When Due. Floating debt
$35,000
Municipal Bonds— (Coupon.) - Total debt Nov. 1, 1900. 360,000
325,000
4a, AAO, $100,000... Oct. 1,1925 Water debt (included)
Optional after Oct. 1, 1910 Tax valuation 1900
3.794,693
LOANS—
I
I
. . .
Water Bonds—
AAO, $50,000.
AAO, 50,000.
Intire-t payable at City Treasury.
Aaaeasment about *2 actual value.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1899.$ 200
Population in 1890 was
AAO,
8,648
1.1924 Population in 1900 was
AAO, 75.000
8,837
Bonded debt Nov.l 1900 $325,000
4«,
4s,
4s,
4s.
...Oct. 1, 1904
...Oct. 1, 1909
50,000. ...Oct. 1,1914
1
,
W1NCHESTER.-J.
E.
Spalloing
(P.
Winsted), Treas.
This town
Is
in Litchfield
II.
W. Robinson, Treas
This borough is in Litchfield County.
Bond, debt 4s May 1,1900.$92,500 Net debt May 1,1900.
$148,7f8
Floating debt
65,033 Assessed valuation '99. ..4,514,070
Total debt May 1. 1900.. .157, 533 Population 1890 was
4,846
Sinking fund, cash, Ao
8,765 Population in 1900 was
6,804
|
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statistics regarding minor civil divisions
in the State of Connecticut which have ao indebtedness of over
$10,000, and whloh are not represented among the foregoing detailed
reports. We add the population from the U. 8. Census of 1900.
IndebtAssessed
Tax
PopuLocation.
Wallingford Central School District— W, H.
Newton,
LOANS-
WINSTED.-
County, and contains Winsted Borough.
0.
Avon, Hartford Co
Barkhamsted, Litchfield Co
Berlin, Hartford Co
Bloomtield (Town), Hartfd Co..
Bolton, Tolland Co
Branford, New Haven Co. (Town)
Bristol (Borough) Hartford Co..
Brooklyn (Town), Windham Co.
edness.
Valuation.
Rate.
$16,069
22,000
23,670
$422,066
322,033
$1300
6\088
1,385,315
786,965
10,600
165,458
8*,940 2,187,336
83,000 4,023,648
28,000 1,263,092
Canaan, Litchfield Co
20,000
465,273
Canton (Town), Hartford Co.... 22,000 1,164,877
993.4H0
Cheshire, New Baven Co
10,900
Chester. Middtesex Co
510.610
15,000
7H6.624
Clinton, Middlesex Co
19,669
643,792
Coventry, Tolland Co
12,320
Cromwell, Middlesex Co
44,218 1,008,958
Danbury (Town), Fairfield Co... 177,973 7,978,801
Danielson (Boro.), Windham Co. 10,639
800,651
Darien, Fairfield Co
28,367 2,572,856
Eastford, Windham Co
157,791
12,185
458'47
East Granby, Hartford Co
12,047
774,* 06
East Lyme, New London Co
26,700
Easton, Fairfield Co
25,000
495,596
East Windsor, Hartford Co
57,516 1,358,279
Ellington, Tolland Co
766,361
19,632
945,955
Essex (lown), Middlesex Co ... 54,000
Farmington, Hartford Co
46,000 2,017,122
Griswold, New London Co
58.030 1,746,375
Guilford (Town), N. Haven Co.. 10,417 1,315,839
Hamden. New Haven Co
58,550 2,0-6,162
Haitford County
lbl.OOO 139543052
Hartland, Hartford Co
11,455
197,252
421,596
Hebron, Tolland Co
42,018
JewettCm (Boro). N.London Co. 24,253 1,169,815
Lebanon. New London Co
15,887
t-36.651
Lisbon, New London Co
H.-201
2?3,838
329,643
Lyme, New London Co
38,315
Madison, New Haven Co
19,388 1,013,956
Manchester, Hartford Co
97,966 5,410,027
Mansfield, Tolland Co
563,645
31,104
Meeting House echool District. 50,000 3,00o,000
Middlebury, New Haven Co
499,425
10,634
411461
Middlefleld (T.) Middlesex Co... 34,808
Mont ville (T.). New London Co. 53,169 1,004,800
New Hartford, Litchfield Co.... 49,535 1,109,934
New Milford, Litchfield Co
58,500 2,032,405
Newtown (Town), Fairfield Co. 34,000 1,565,763
Norfolk, Litchfield Co
30,000 1,105,595
North Canaan, Litchfield Co
44,809
729,981
955.482
North Haven, New Haven Co.... 46,623
513,955
No. Stonlngton, New London Co. 26,982
21,646
518,113
Old Lyme, New London Co
31,400
601,780
Old Sav brook, Middlesex Co
313,191
Oxford (Town), New Haven Co. 14,340
Plaintield (Town), Windham Co. 68,416 1,910,340
Plainville, Hartford Co
962,524
30,000
991.861
Plymouth (Town), Litchfield Co. 16,889
Pomfret, Windoam Co.
10,270
990,426
Putnam (Town), Windham Co.. 75,000 3,144,294
Redding, Fairfield Co
575,318
39,538
30,950
414,074
Rocky Hill, Hartford Co
27,000
Roxbury, Litchfield Co
415,588
10,000
179,540
Salem, New London Co
Salisbury, Litchfield Co
21,000 1,920 928
704,727
30,027
Saybrook, Middlesex Co
39,00) 2,734,671
Seymour, New Haven Co
Sharon, l.ltchtield Co
17,689 1,262,082
Shelton (Boro.), Fairfield Co .. 52,824
Southbury(Town),N. Haven Co. 16,550
481,110
Southlngton.Hart. Co. (Borough) 21,300 1,672,278
...
29,' 00
South Norwalk Sch. Diet. ...
So. Windnor (Town), Hartford Co. 20,000 1,066,768
Stafford, Tolland Co
35,004 l,«o6,121
Stafford S|>L->.(Boro.),TollandCo. 17,900
736,243
10,010 12,981,312
Tolland Countv
650,212
Trumbull, Fairfield Co
17,6*9
Waterbury (Town) N. Haven Co. 157,500 28,333,21 1
979,676
Waterford, New London Co
83,608
Watertown, Litchfield Co
33,900 1,426.813
534,459
Westbrook, Middlesex Co
11.350
West Chelsf-a S Dist. (Norwich). 16,000 1,725,434
WoHtport. Fairfield Co
86,784 2,597.284
Wethersfield, Hartford Co
37,651 1,463,522
888,373
Wilton, Fairfield Co
26,000
Windham, Windham Co
92,000 4,979,775
Windsor, Hartford Co
89/69 1,697,215
940,366
Woodbury, Litchfield Co
32,841
.
20*00
13-00
1600
1700
1200
3-00
10 00
lation.
1,302
864
3,448
1,513
457
5,706
6,268
2,358
1200
820
16<O0
11-00
2,678
1,989
1,328
1,429
1,632
2,031
19.474
2,823
3,116
1500
1000
17-50
1300
1000
10 00
7-00
1600
12-00
1500
1500
1500
1250
lft
-00
523
684
1.836
960
3,158
1,829
2,530
3,331
3,490
2,785
4,626
1200
1000
1000
1000
250 195,480
23-00
14-00
4-50
1200
13-00
15-00
10-00
1500
2000
12-00
20
<
16-00
1200
1400
12-00
1400
2000
1500
1300
16-00
15-00
1800
1300
15-00
15 00
12-00
14 50
1500
12-50
1400
592
1,016
2.224
1,521
697
750
1,518
10,601
1,827
3,500
736
845
2,395
3,424
4,804
3,276
1,614
1,803
2,164
1,240
1,180
1,431
952
4,821
2,189
2,828
1,831
7,348
1,426
1,026
1,087
14 00
468
1100
1800
1000
3,489
1,634
3,541
1,982
2,837
1,238
3,411
8,000
2,014
4,297
2,460
24,523
1.587
51,139
2,904
3,100
10 00
500
12 00
5'00
1-25
15 00
2000
7-50
12-00
6-00
1500
12-00
884
1000
500
1000 4,017
2,637
1000
1,598
1000
1000 10,137
3,614
1500
1,988
1250
.
,
.
39
Debts and
Resources
OIF1 TE3TEJ
1 1ST
THE
MIDDLE
STATES.
INDEX FOR THE MIDDLE STATES,
NEW YORK—State, Cities, &c
NEW JERSEY-State, Cities. &c
PENNSYLVANIA- State,
Cities,
State of
New
Page
Pages 58 to 65
Pages 66
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Page
to 75
Admitted as a State
-
York,
Etc.
...
One
-
Total area of State (square miles)
of Original Thirteen
49,170
Albany
State capital
Governor (term expires January
1,
Secret'y of State (term expires Jan.
1903)
1
,
•
Benj. B. Odell Jr.
John T.McDonough
John P. Jaeckel
Erastus C. Knight
1903)
Treasurer (term expires Jan. 1, 1903) Comptroller (term expires Jan. 1, 1903)
Legislature meets annually the first Wed jesday in January,
and length of sessions is not limited.
HISTORY OF DEBT.—The historical details of New York's State
debt from 1817 to 1894 will be found in the State and City Supplement of April, 1894. page 41.
During a period of eleven years ending in 1893 the State debt was
paid at the average of $1,000,000 per year, and practically wiped out.
At the November election in 1895 the proposition to issue bonds of
the State to the amount of $9,000,000, for the purpose of enlarging and
Improving the Erie Canal, the Champlain Canal, and the Oswego Canal,
was submitted to the voters and carried. These bonds have all been
Issued to date, but nearly $500,000 have been paid off from the proceeds
of the tax levied for a sinking f una, leaving outstanding Oct. 1, 19ol,
$8,500,660, which, with the $275,000 Comptroller's Certificates,
$400,000 Adirondack Park Bonds and $900,000 Defense Bonds, a total
of $10,075,660, constituted the State's indebtedness on Oft. 1, 1901.
—Principal.
Interest.
LOANSOutstand'g.
Rate. Payable. When Due.
NAME AND PURPOSE.
Canal bonds, g., reg., 1896.. 3g.
$1,270,000
J&J
Jan. 1, 1906
do
do
1897..
4,000,000
Do
J&J
Jan. 1, 1912
do
do
Do
1898.. 3g.
3,230,000
Jan. 1, 1913
J&J
660
Do
do past due.
—
F&A
Adirondack Pk.Bonds.1898
Public Defense Bonds,1898 31s
do
do
1899
400,000
1907 1908
JNov. 1. 190^-'05) 400,000
\ $100,000 yearly 5
5 May 1. '02 to '06)
500,000
I $100,000 yearly 5
•275,000
1902 to 1906
M&N
M&N
3i«
Comptroller's Certificates.
* Due $55,000 annually.
STATE DEBT FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS.—Below we
amount of the State debt on
1901
1900
1899
1898
1897
1893
1892
$10,0-5,6*0
10,130.660
10,185,660
9,340,660
6,265,660
660
763,160
give the
named.
$45,148,786
1868
30,122,124
1863
31,735,668
1858
24,288,568
1853
23,937,248
1848
27,535,739
1843
11,953,852
1838
Sept. 30 in the years
1891
$2,927,655
4,964,304
6,774,854
6,965,354
8,473,854
9,154,054
36,530,406
1890
1889
1888
1883
1878
1873
TAX VALUATION, TAX RATE, ETC.-State Tax.
.
,;
1
association or corporation.
Pages 75 to 77
77
Total
Levied.
$6,«24,306
10,704.153
12,64:0,228
10,189,111
12,033,652
11,751,358
13,906.346
9.155,742
10,418,192
7,784,848
5,196,666
8,619,748
9,512,812
14,206,680
14,285,976
3.512,284
—
State debts, power to contract. Sec. 2. The State may, to meet casual
deficits or failures in revenues, or for expenses not provided for, con-
tract debts; but such debts, direct or contingent, singly or in the aggregate, shall not at any time exceed one million of dollars; and the
moneys arising from the loans creating such debts shall be applied to
the purpose for which they were obtained, or to repay the debt so contracted, and to no other purpose whatever.
State debts to repel invasiotis.— Sec. 3. In addition to the above limited
power to contract debts, the State may contract debts to repel invasion,
suppress insurrection, or defend the State in war but the money arising from the contracting of such debts shall be applied to the purpose
for which it was raised, or to repay such debts, and to no other purpose
;
whatever.
Limitation of legislative power to create debts. Sec. 4. Except the
debts specified in sections two and three of this article, no debts shall
be hereafter contracted by or on behalf of this State, unless such debt
shall be authorized by a law, for some single work or object, to be distinctly specified therein and such law shall impose and provide for
the collection of a direct annual tax to pay, and sufficient to pay, the
interest on such debt as it falls due, and also to pay and discharge the
principal of such debt within eighteen 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 oast for and against it at such election. On the
final passage of such bill in either house of the Legislature, the question
shall be taken by ayes and noes, to be duly entered on the journals
thereof, and shall be: "Shall this bill pass, and ought the same
of
the
people
The Legislature
to
receive the sanction
may at any time, after the approval of such law by the
people, if no debt shall have
been contracted in
pursuand may at any time, by law,
ance thereof, repeal the same
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 repayment 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, or any amendment to the Constitution, shall be submitted to
be voted for or against.
Sinking Fund, how kept and invested.— Sec. 5. The sinking funds
provided for the payment of interest and the extinguishment of the
priicipal of the debts of the State shall be separately kept and safely
in ested, and neither of them shall be appropriated or used in any manne>" other than for the specific purpose for which it shall have been
—
;
V
;
p«
vided.
DEBT LIMITATION— Cities,
Counties.
Towns and Villages.—
Constitution of New York State puts a general and
uniform limit to the power of all counties and cities of the State to contract and put out their obligations, leaving to the Legislature to fix the
debt making power of villages and towns only. These provisions are
found in Article 8, Section 10. We give that section in full. The
separation into paragraphs and the figures in parenthesis which number and begin the paragraphs are our own, we having inserted them so
thu t those who need to ref er.to or use any particular portion can the more
readily find the part desired. With that exception we give Section 10
of Article 8 as it reads, preserving even the punctuation.
(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,
association or corporation, or become directly or indirectly the owner
nor shall any
of stock in, or bonds of, any association or corporation
such county, city, town or village be allowed to incur any indebtedness
except for county, city, town or village purposes. This section shall
not prevent such county, city, town or village from making such provision for the aid or support of its poor as may be authorized by law.
(2) No county or city shall be allowed to become indebted for any
purpose or in any manner to an amount which, Including existing
The
Valuation.
TotalEqualized Rateper
Real Estate.
Personal.
Valuation.
$1,000.
1901.15,093,025,771 $593,895,907 $5,686,921,678 $1"20
1900. 4,811. <93,059 649,709,693 5,46 .302,752
196
1899, 4,413,848,496 662,548,328 5,076,396,824
2-49
1898. 4,349,801,526 548,809,493 4,898.611,019
2 08
1897. 4,041,826,586 465,159,108 4,506,985,694
2-67
1896. 3,903,853,377 459,859,526 4,368,712,903
2-69
1895. 3,841,582,748 450,499,419 4,292,082,167
3-24
1894. 3,761,679,384 438,202,694 4.199,882,058
2-18
1893. 3,626,645,093 411,413,856 4,038,058,949
2-58
1892. 3,526,645,815 405,095,684 3,931,741,499
1-98
1891. 3,397,234,679 382,159,067 3,779,393,746
1-37
1890. 3,298,323,931 385,329,131 3,683,653,062
2-34
1886. 2,899.899 062 324.783,281 3,224,682,343
2-95
1875. 1,960,352,703 407,427,399 2,367,780,102
600
1870. 1,532,720,907 434,280,278 1,967,001,185
7-26i4
1859. 1,097.564,524 307.349,155 1,404,913,679
2-50
Year.
75
DEBT LIMITATION— State.— The new Constitution has in some
measure modified the provisions of the fundamental law restricting the
power of the Legislature over the issue of debt, &c These provisions
are found in Article 7. We give the sections of that article (Artiole 7)
below which have reference to the subject.
State credit not to be given.— Section 1. The credit of the State shall
not in any manner be given or loaned to or in aid of any individual,
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES,
Etc.
DELAWARE -State, Cities, &c
MARYLAND -State. Cities, &c
Pages 39 to 58
&c
CITIES,
new
;
:
1
40
BTAlt fiW CITY SUf fltMSNT.
indebtedness, shall exceed ten pec centum of the assessed valuation of
the real estate of such county or city subject to taxation, as it appeared
hv 1
isment rolls of Bald county or city on the hist assessment for
State or countv taxes prior to the Incurring of such indebtedness and
all Indebtedness In excess of such limitation, except such as may now
exist, shall be absolutely void, except as herein otherwise provided.
l3) No county or eitV whose present indebtedness exceeds ten per
d valuation of its real estate subject to taxation,
centum of tl:
shall be allowed to become indebted In any further amount until such
indebtedness shall be reduced within such limit.
(4> This section shall not be construed to prevent the issuing of certificates of Indebtedness or revenue bonds issued in anticipation of the
collection of taxes for amounts actually contained, or to be contained
In the taxes for he year when such certificates or revenue bonds are
Issued ami payable out of such taxes
bonds
(5) Nor shall this section be construed to prevent the issue of
to provide for the supply of water but the terms of the bonds issued to
provide the supply of water shall not exceed twenty years, and a sinking fund shall be created on the Issuing of the said bonds for their redemption, by raising annually a sum which will produce an amount
equal to the sum of the principal and interest of said bonds at their
maturity.
.
,
(6) All certificates of indebtedness or revenue bonds issued in anticipation of the collection of taxes, which are not retired within five
years after their date of issue, and bonds issued to provide for the supply
of water, and any debt hereafter incurred by any portion or part of a
city, if there shall be any such debt, shall be included in ascertaining
the power of the citv to become otherwise indebted.
(7) Whenever hereafter the boundaries of any city shall become the
same as those of a county, the power of the county to become indebted
shall cease, but the debt of the county at that time existing shall not be
Included as part of the city debt. [At the November 1899 election
an amendment to the Constitution was adopted changing this paragraph to read as follows: Whenever the boundaries of any city are
the same af those of a county, or when any city shall inolude within
its boundaries more than one county, the power of any county wholly
included within such city to become indebted shall cease, but the debt
of the county heretofore existing shall not, for the purposes of this
section, be reckoned as a part of the city debt.]
(8) The amount hereafter to be raised by tax for county or city purfwses, in any county containing a city of over one hundred thousand
nhabitants, 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 two per centum of the assessed valuation of the
real and personal estate of such county or city, to be ascertained as
prescribed in this section in respect to county or city debt.
By the terms of the foregoing section, Paragraph (1), every " County,
Citv, Town or Village" is included in the prohibition against (1) loaning' "its money or credit," (2) in becoming "directly or indirectly the
owner of stock in or bonds of any association or corporation," and (3)
In Incurring "any indebtedness except for County, City, Town or Village purposes." Most of the other paragraphs include only Counties
;
;
and
Cities.
„
.
,
According to Paragraph (6) It seems that "any debt hereafter Incurred by any portion or part of a city, if there shall be any such debt,
shall be included In ascertaining the power of the city to become other
wise indebted."
We would also call special
attention to Paragraph
(7),
declaring that
amended in 1899] whenever the boundaries of any city may be the
same as those of a county or when any city shall include within its
boundaries more th*n one county, " the power of any county wholly included withm such city to become indebted shallcease, but the debt of the
[as
county heretofore existing shall not * * be reckoned as a part of
the city debt."
,
.
In May 1886 the New York Court of Appeals decided at the end of a
litigation begun in July 1885 that the sinking fund was not apartot
the city debt within the meaning of the above provision of the Constitution limiting the creation of debt to 10 per cent of the assessed valuation of the real estate.
Towns and Villages are not limited in their debt-making power by the
Constitution. Those municipalities will be govenned by general or
special statutes.
The 1895 Legislature passed an act " for the protection of bona fide
purchasers and holders of coupon bonds and of municipal corporations
against misfeasance, malfeasance or negligence of public officers."
The full text of this law was published in the Chronicle of June 8,
1895. V. 60, p. 1023.
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION—There is one general New York
statute with reference to exemption from taxation " for town, county,
municipal or State purposes " of a class of bonds " issued by any village,
city, town or county" in the 8tate, which seems to have a wider application than is generally known. As originally pas-sed in 1881 the exemption applied only to bonds issued to pay up or retire bonds "created
to aid in the construction of any railroad." A new law was passed In
"
1886 (Chapter 316) making the tax exemption apply to " new bonds
Issued under the act to retire any of the then "present bonded indebtedness of anj village, city, town or county in this State." With reference
" All new
to such new bonds the third section of the act of 1886 says
bonds Issued by any village, city, town or county in this State under
the provisions of this act shall be exempt from taxation for town,
oounty, municipal or State purposes until the period when they are
made payable." In 1893 still another law was passed making the
statute cover any bonded indebtedness. The law as it now stands will
be found in editorial on page 4 of the April, 1894, Supplement.
In addition to the foregoing there are special laws authorizing special
Issues that are exempt, but which we have not room to quote here.
For New York City there is a general statute which directs how any of
That
its bonds may be made exempt from city and county taxation.
statute is subjoined.
Sec. 137. The Commissioners of the " Sinking Fund of the City of New
York for the redemption of the city debt," when duly authorized by
ordinance of the Common Council, may, by concurrent resolution,
direct that the bonds and stocks of said city, issued pursuant to law,
after June ninth, eighteen hundred and eighty, shall he exempt from
taxation by said city and by the county of New York, but not from taxa
tion for State purposes; and all bonds and stocks issued pursuant to
such authority shall be exempt from taxation accordingly, provided
that said bonds and stocks shall not bear interest exceeding the rate of
four and one-half per orituiM per annum. The bonds and stocks of the
city of New York issued pursuant to the provisions of this section shall
express upon their face the fact that they are exempt from taxation by
the city and county of New York, but not from State taxation, and
shall refer to this section, and to the ordinance of the Common Council,
and the resolution of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund authorizing their issue.
:
SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS-POWERS AND RESTRIC1898 the New York Legislature passed an amendment to
TIONS— in
paragraph 6, Sec. 116, of the Savings Bank law of 1892. The amendment extended investments of savings banks to first mortgage railroad
bonds the principal part of whose railroad is located within this State,
and In 1899 the field of railroad Investments was still further enlarged.
In 1900 the Chicago A. Alton RR. was added to the list and other
changes made In paragraph 6 Section 118 was amended in 1901 and
is given below as it now stands.
We give section 116 below as It stands with these amendments
Incorporated.
Vol.
Sec. 116. In what securities deposits
of auy savings banks may invest the
LXXIII
may be invested. — The trustee*
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 raith of the United States la
pledged to provide for the payment oi the interest and principal, Including the bonds of the District of Columbia.
2. In the stocks or bonds or interest-bearing obligations of this
State, issued pursuaut 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 withi u ten years previous to making such investment by such corporation defaulted in the payment oi'
any part of either principal or interest of any debt authorized by thelegislature of any euoh State to be contracted and in the bonds or Interest-bearing obligations of any State of the United States, issued In
pursuance of the authority of the legislature of such State, whlob
nave, prior to the passage of this act, been issued for the funding or
settlement of any previous obligation of suoh State theretofore in default, and on which said funding or settlement obligation there has
been no default In the payment of either principal or interest since the
issuance of such funded or settlement obligation, and provided the
interest on such funded or settlement obligations has been paid regularly for a period of not less than ten years next preceding such investment.
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, or in the Interest-bearing obligations of any city or oounty
of this State, issued pursuant to the authority of any law of the State
for the payment of which the faith and credit of the municipality issuing them are pledged.
Boston, Worcester,
5. In the stocks or bonds of the following cities
Cambridge, Lowell, Fall River, Springfield and Holyoke, In the State of
Massachusetts; St. Louis. In the State of Missouri; Cleveland, Cincinnati
and Toledo, in the State of Ohio Detroit and Grand Rapids, in the State
of Michigan; Providence, in the State ot Rhode Island New Haven and
Hartford, in the State of Connecticut Portland, in the State of Maine p
Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Alleghany, Reading and Scranton, in the State
of Pennsylvania; Minneapolis and St. Paul, in the State of Minnesota;
Des Moines, in the State of Iowa; Milwaukee, in the State of Wisconsin; Louisville, in the State of Kentucky; Paterson, Trenton, Newark and"
Camden, in the State of New Jersey; Baltimore, in the State of Maryland.
If at any time the indebtedness of any of said cities, less its water debt
and sinking fund, shall,exceed seven per centum of its valuation tor purnoses of taxation. Its bonds and stocks shall thereafter, and until suoh
indebtedness shall be reduced to seven per centum of the valuation for
the purposes of taxation, cease to be an authorized investment for the
moneys of savings banks, but the superintendent of the hanking department may, in his discretion, require any savings bank to sell such bonda
or stocks of said city, as may have been purchased prior to said increase of debt.
6. In bonds and mortgages on unincumbered real property situated
in this State, worth at least twioe the amount loaned thereon. Not
more than sixty-five per centum 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 forty per centum of its aotual value. No investment in
any bonds and mortgage shall be made by any savings bank except
upon the rei ort of a committee of its trustees charged with the duty
of investigating the same, who shall certify to the value of the premises mortgaged or to be mortgaged, according to their best judgment,
and such report shall be filed and preserved among the records of the
corporation. Also in the first mortgage bonds of any railroad eorporation of this 8tate, the principal part of whose railroad is located
within this State; or of any railroad corporation of this and any other
State or States connecting with and controlled and operated as part
of the system of any such railroad corporation of this State, and of
which connecting railroad at least a majority of its capital stock is
owned by such a railroad corporation of this State, or in the mortgage
bonds of any such railroad corporation of an issue to retire all priormortgage debt of such railroad companies respectively; providedthat
at no time within five years next preceding the date of any such Investment shall such railroad corporation of this State or such connecting railroad corporation respectively have tailed regularly and punctually to pay the principal and interest of all its mortgage Indebtedness, and in addition thereto regularly and punctually to have paidr
dividends upon all its outstanding capital stock during the preceding
five y§ars, at the rate of not less than four per centum per annum;
and provided, further, that at the date of every such dividend the outstanding capital stock of such railroad corporation, or such connectingrailroad company respectively shall have been equal to at least one hair
of the total mortgage indebtedness of such railroad corporations respectively, including all bonds issued or to be issued under any mortgage securing any bond in which such investment shall be made.
Also in the mortgage bonds of the following railroad corporations r
The Chicago & North Western RR. Co., Chicago Burlington & Quincy
RR Co., Michigan Central RR. Co., Illinois Central RR. Co., Pennsyl;
:
;
;
;
vania RR. Co., Delaware A Hudson Canal Co., Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR. Co., New York New Haven & Hartford RR. Co.,
Boston & Maine KR. Co., Maine Central RR Co., the Chicago & Alton
RR. Co. Provided that at the time of making such investment the
said railroads shall have earned and paid regular dividends of not
less than four per centum per annum in cash on all their issues of
capital stock for the ten years next preceding such investment, and
provided the capital stock of any of said railroad corporations shall
equal or exceed in amount one-third of the par value of all Its bonded
indebtedness: and further provided that all bonds hereby authorized
for investments shall be secured by a mortgage which Is a first mortgage on either the whole or some part of the railroad and railroad property actually in the possession of and operated by such company or
that such bonds shall be mortgage bonds of an issue to retire
all prior mortgage debt of such railroad company;
also in the
first mortgage bonds of the Fonda Johnstown «fe Gloversville RR.
Co., or in the mortgage bonds of said railroad company of an
;
issue to retire all prior mortgage debts of said railroad company, and
provided the capital stock of said railroad company shall equal or exceed In amount one third of the par value of all its bonded indebtedness; and provided, also that such railroad be of standard gauge of four
feet eight and one-half inches. Not more than twenty per centum of
the whole amount of deposits of any bank shall be loaned or invested
in railroad bonds, and not more than five per centum of the deposits of
any bank shall be invested in the bonds of any one railroad. Street
railroad corporations shall not be considered railroad corporations
within the meaning of this subdivision.
[Under date of June 10, 1899, F. D. Kilburn, Superintendent of the
State Banking Department,issued a circular naming the bonds in which
savings banks may invest under the amendment of 1899. For list of,
such bonds see Chronicle, V. 68, p. 1111. In 1899, as above statedThe opinion of Attorney
the Chicago <fe Alton was added to the list.]
General J. C Davies, declaring the refunding bonds of the Chicago &
Alton RR. Co. a legal Investment for savings banks, will be found in
full In the Chronicle V. 70, p. 1260.
7. In real property subject to the provisions of the next section.
-
It will be noted that subdivision 7 (the last paragraph of the abovey
refers to the "next section " for the provisions applicable. This reference Is to section 117 of the law of 1892 ; we omit that section as it
relates only to real estate. Sections 118, 119 and 120 of the law of
1892 (the flrst-menilone 1 e?tlon as amended in 1901) we subjoin.
—
Section 118. The trustees of every suoli corporation shall as soon as
practicable invest tUe moneys deposited wkh them in the securities
authorized by this article; but for the purpose of meeting current
payments and expenses in excess of the receipts, there may be kept an
available fund not exceeding ten per centum of the whole mnount of
deposits with such corporation, ou hand or deposit in any bank in this
8tate organized under any law of this State or f the United States, or
with any trust company incorporated by any law of the State but the
sum so deposited in any one bank or trust company shall not exceed
twenty-five uer centum of the paid-up capital and surplus of any suoh
bank or company: or such available fund, or any part thereof, may be
loaned upon pledge of the securities or auy of them named in subdivisions one. two, three, four and five of the preoeding section but one,
or upon the first mortgage bonds, or any of them, of the railroads mentioned and descrlhel in subdivision six of said preceding section but
one. but not in excess of ninety per centum of the cash market value of
such securities so pledged. Should any of the securities so held in pledge
depreciate in value, after making any loan thereon, the trustees shall
require the immediate payment of such loan or of a part thereof, or additional security therefor, so that the amount loaned shall at no time
exceed 90% of the market value of the securities pledged for the same.
Section 119. Every such corporation may also deposit temporarily
In the banks or trust companies specified in the last section the excess
of current daily receipts over the payments, until such time as the
same oan be judiciously Invested in the securities required by this
article. Whenever it shall appear to the superintendent of banks that
the trustees of any suoh corporation are violating the spirit and intent
of this pr< ivision by keeping permanently uninvested all or an undue
proportion of the moneys received oy them, he shall report the facts
te the Attorney-Goieral, who shall proceed against suoh corporation in
the manner provided in section eighty-two of this chapter.
Section 120. The trustees of any savings bank shall not loan the
moneys deposited with them or any part thereof, upon notes, bills
of exchange, drafts or any other personal securities whatever. In all
cases of loans upon real property, a sufficient bond secured by a mortgage thereon, shall be required of the borrower, and all the expenses
of searchers,* examinations and certificates of title or appraisal of
value, and of drawing, perfecting and recording papers, shall be paid
by the borrower.
;
POPULATION OF STATE.—New York
ranks
first in
S.
Census
figures
in
3,880,735
3,097,394
2.428.921
1,918,608
1820
1810
1800
1790
I
|
I
I
1,372,111
959,049
689,051
340,120
the original.
Cities,
Counties and Towns
NEW
STATE OF
YORK.
debts of civil divisions not found among the statements
given below, see " Additional Statements" at the end of this State.
Note.— For
EDWARD GALLTEN,
V — {WM.
RICHARDS, Deputy
A T TD A TVT I
AJ_.±3AJ>I
Albany
is
Comptroller.
Comptroller.
J.
5
M.
In Albany County.
.
Interest.
-
NAME AND PURPOSE.
Bate.
1874
1888
Public bulld'g bonds. 1892
do
do
1892
1-99
Public Bath bonds
P. O. site
Publio Market
do
do
Hal1
....1901
1882
do do
1882
School
1900
8ewer (Beaver Cr.)... 1889
do
do ...1896
Washington Park. ...1870
do
do ....1871
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
St.
7
4
4
4
3*2
3i«
4
4
3ifl
3
3^
7
7
....1872
....1874
....1874
....1875
....1875
....1876
....1877
....1878
7
7
7
....1880
4
6
6
6
6
5
....1880 4
....1881 4
....188° 4
....1882 4
1885
4
....1894 2
do ....1896
Viaduot.... 1889
—
1
A
A
A
I
'
F A A
3
"4
do
do
do
do
do
<s>
$
a
*50,000
50,000
50,000
50,000
QA AAA
dV,ow
— ^j
4
F&A|'^
1889
4
J
122,500
F
F
98,000
20,000
20,000
10,000
5
A
A
Feb.
Feb.
May
MAN.
do
1888 3is
do
3i«
1894
52,500
a
1, '02-1908
A °\ June
$17,500 yearly.
1,1902-1915?
F A A» 5 Feb.
$7,000 yearly. $
i
F
A Feb. 1, 1913
1895
1896
1896
1896
P
$90,00©
99,000
100,000
1888
&
do
Feb. 1, 1902
Feb. 1, 1903
Feb. 1, 1906
Feb. 1, 1908
Feb. 1, 1909
Feb. 1. 1911
Feb. 1. 1912
Feb.
OU. A,
1 1902-1907
A£JU*-XJ7V< )(
$5,000 yearly. $
Feb. 1, 1902-1908 ?
A
A
A
2k
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Principal.Due,
Outstand'g.
When
A
1874
1874
*£ 1876
gte hl876
A ® 1876
«*» 1877
33 J 1877
1887 4
®^j
—
1,
1914
1915
1902-1907
1,
1,
60,000
$10,000 yearly. 5
Feb. 1,1902-1914)
A. 5I $2,500
due y'rly. $
1 1902-1917 )
N
y 5\ May
$5,000 yearly. )
F A
M A*
do
1897 4
do
1898
do
1899
8*
do
1899
3*
do
do
a
1900 3ia w
* *
32,500
80,000
3**
3*2
(refd'g)(taxex.)1901
170,000
MAN^ayA1902a-1919j
90,000
}
90,000
19
MiNlWi^l?.
yearly.
}
$5",0'
f
]
20)
Aa 5Feb.l,1902to
$7,500 yearly $
I
F & A Feb., 1902-1921
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS,
142,500
104,000
ETC.-The subjoined statement
shows Albany's general and water debt. The street improvement
bonds, amounting to $653,000 on Sept. 1 1901, are not included.
,
When Due.
M
J
M
M
May 1, 1904 b$115,000
& N
& J Jan. '02 to 1908
a70,000
A N j M|£ oooyearl?11 \ *50,000
May 1, 1912'
& N
al65.000
F & A Feb. 1, '02-'09
a24,000
F & A Feb. 1 '02-'21
10,t00
j
9
J & J{ ^b0°yearly
al2 5,000
i
July 1. 1910
J & J
a20.000
M A N May, 1902-1920
57,000
.
MAS Mar. 1902-1909
17
N^l^
/^
MAN Aug. 1910
M & N May 1911
MAN May 1914
1912
M & N May
M & N May
1916
MAN
May
1915
MAN
Nov.
1917
MAN
May
1918
May
MAN
1919
MAN May 1920
M&
J
May
May
May
Nov.
Feb.
A D
June
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1912
1921
1922
1922
1925
1934
1936
09
MA
2
J A D^ Ju^ e00 ^ 9 ° 2
ea
N May
3^ F A A \ ^ooo1 yearly
B**™ Par*
J
y
oy
a30,000
a28,000
a24,000
alO.OOO
a3,000
a7,000
a40 >°00
\
7
A D { ^Vo^ariy
a35,000
J
j
do
1895 4
J&^^oo^yelrl'y'l
d0
do
M97
AAo{Oct.
Op
l,1902 1917g
a
2
a6,000
j
08
y
4'
9
7,000
*>
4
a25,500
b50.000
blOO.OOO
blOO.OOO
bl55,000
b49,000
b75,000
b37,000
b38,000
b20,000
b40,000
MANjM^^igSo^^^
3*3
^
}
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
^
A&OJ°|y °^
"94
a-iO.000
1
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
F A A
!^ ^
«234,000
do
1898
-^.000
^^
'
the Merchant's National Bank.
Principal and interest paid by holders of property heneflted.
Various streets
1896 4
1901-1911
$208,600
MAN
*>
1897 *
d0
d°
1897 4
8ewenmprovem't8..1896 4
do
do
..1898 4
Street improvem't... 1898 4
.
**»{i®,oo$i2$S}
M * N {f$OlV7,6009 year??J}
MAN
MAN
MAN
($39,000 yearly to 1903; $2,500,
do
1899 4
MAN
do
1901 319 F A A
1901
Nov., 1901-'08
'04-'05;
Sept.1,1899.
$2,295,300
1,739,000
$2,367,250
1,813,500
$2,415,250
1,728,000
Total bonds.. $3,862,350
Sinking funds.. 1,595,220
$4,034,300
1,414,920
$4,180,750
1,548,230
$4,143,250
1,394,26©
Nov.l, 189*.
$3,000 to
Real estate,
$8,027,757
$4,917,420;
personal
property
$3,080,337;
total
ASSESSED VALUATION.—Property is assessed about full value.
Assessed Valuation.
Bateof Tax.
Personal.
lotal.
per $1,000.
*$9,237,194
1900
$59,790,690
$69,027,884
$21-40
1899
59,418,890
7,422,405
66,841,295
2260
1898
59,159,515
7,525,425
66,684,940
2060
20-00
1897
58,768,650
9,508,245
68,276,895
1895
58,548,720
6.426,995
20-00
64,975,715
1893
20-00
64,623,680
6,565,790
71,189,470
1890
19-00
63,380,046
6,282,525
69,662,571
36-0©
1880
34,310,305
2,790,120
37,100,425
1870
24,981.511
45*70
5,954,825
30,936,336
1860
20,283,245
6,006,803
12-60
26,290,048
1850
9,430,100
15-70
3,171,589
12,601,689
1846
7,792.340
3.449.098
13-20
11.241.438
* Including special franchise tax amounting 1900 to $2,294,694.
In 1900 (Census) population was 94,151 in 1890
(Census) 94,923; in 1880, 90,758.
.
Real.
POPULATION—
ALBANY
County
seat
is
LOANS—
;
CO.—John
A. Howe,, Jr., Treas.
the oity of Albany
LOANS—
When Due.
City Hall—
3^8, AAO, $50,000.. .Oct.
1,
When Due^
War Loan— (Con.)—
1902
4s, semi-an., $15,000.. .Mar.,
1915
AAO, 45,000... Oct. 1,1903 48, semi-an.,
6,000... Mar., 1916
Road Bonds—
4s, seml-an.,
18,000... Mar., 1917
MAS,
Mar.1.1902'19
3%s,
$18,000
Refunding Bonds—
3i«8, MAS, 12,000.Mar.l,1902-*13 3*28, AAO, $18,000.Oct. 1, 1902-19
Almshouse Bonds—
3%s, AAO, 21, 000... Oct. 1, 1920
3^8, MAN, $45,00 ..May 1, '02-21
Refunding War Bonds—
County Court House—
4s, MAS, $35,000.. Mar., '02 to '18
3*28,
i>
4s, semi-an.,$lO5,00O.Feb.l5,
War Loan—
1911
($1,000 y'ly to '17 A$19,000in'18>
M&S, $37,000. Mar. 1902 to 'Id
($1,000 y'ly to 18 A $20,000 in'19.t
Total debt Feb.l, 1901
$781,000
Ass'd valuation, real.. 93,252.197
Ass'd valuation.pers'l. 9,010,47®
Total valuation lnOO.. 102,262,667
4s.
seml-an., $14,000.Mar., '02-'03
semi-an.,
67,000. ..Mar., 1904
semi-an., lll.000.Mar., '05 '07
seml-an.,
66,000.Mar., '08-'09
semi-an.,
35,000... Mar.. 1910
semi-an.,
37,000. .Mar., 1911 County tax (perM.) 1900
$6-40
semi-an.,
18,000. .Mar., 1912 Population in 1900 was. . .165,571
semi-an.,
17,000. .Mar., 1913 Population in 1890 was. ..164,555
semi-an.,
16,000. .Mar., 1914
INTEREST is payable at the County Treasurer's Office The bonds
are all registered.
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
'
AMSTERDAM.—
Geo.
Montgomery
W. West,
Treasurer.
County.
When Due. Bonded debt Oct. 1,1900. $644,000
LOANSSewer Bonds—
Water debt (included)
354,000
3s
$248,000. July 1, 1901-'34 Tax valuation, real
9,730,839
Water Bonds—
Tax valuation, personal. 1,384,130
5s, .... $42,000
Oct. 1, 1906 Total valuation lwOO ... 1 1 ,1 14,969
5s,.... 49,000
Oct. 1,1911 Assessment ^ to % actual value
58
59,000
Oct. 1,1916 Total tax rate (per M)1900.$16-59
5s,.... 65,000
Oct. 1, 1921 Population in 1900 was
20,928
3s
25,000
Oct. 1, 1926 Population in 1890 was
17,336
3s,.... 100,000
Mar. 1, 1910
314s, JAD, 75,000.... Dec. 1,1920
NTEREST is paid at the National Park Bank of New York City.
is in
.
. .
:
I
STREET IMPROVEMENT BONDS
do
Sep/.15,1900.
This city
90
918
all,900
3h A A
!
9
d0
do
189 9 3* J A J
a27 00°
!
J Jg^oTeariy
do
do
1901 3*« F A A
Feb., 1902-1921
10,000
Knox S treet Viaduct. 1897 4
J A D D |%oOO^y°early06 \ a3 °.000
J
a interest payable in Albany/ b Interest payable in New York at
do
1,1901.
General bonds.. $2,251,350
Water bonds.... 1,611,000
Sept.
/
Principal.
Outstand'g.
,
.
Payable.
Broadway widening.. 1898 3%
Dudley Observatory.. 1892
do
do
-Interest.
Rate. Payable.
NAME AND PURPOSE.
Water
1,
WATER DEBT.
LOANS-
Tears.
GENERAL BONDED DEBT.
LOANS—
Hawk
improvement bonds outstanding on March
$2,619,380
Net debt
$2,267,130
$2,632,520
$2,748,990
The sinking funds are Invested mostly in the city's own bonds.
CITY PROPERTY— Property owned by eity Sept. 1, 1901, was
THE
IN
a**
of
,
1860
1850
1840
1830
7,268,012
5,997,853
5,082,871
4,382,759
1870.
So
The total amount
1901, was $653,000
population
The following gives the U.
the States of the Union.
1900
1890
1880
•
41
NEW YOPK— CITIES AWB TOWNS,
October, 1901.
among
)
,
50 000
>
LOANS—
88,000
4,000
2,400
131,000
104,000
65,000
When D»e.
4s,... ,$6,000 ..Jan., 1902-1903
4s, ...., 7,000.... Oct., 1902-1908
4s, ....,
'08.)
Nov., 1901-1904
Feb. J, l902-'06
Amsterdam School District — H B.Waldron/,
10,000
ATTT3TTT3-NT
A.
U ID U Jrt IN
I
I
I
$2,000
9,000
Bonded debt Aug.
Ci'k.
4s,
4s,
1,
1901. $35,000
I
—
5
ORLANDO LEWIS,
JAECKEL,
Mayor.
Treasurer.
This city is the county seat of Cayuga County. In 1894 the city pur
chased the plant of the Auburn W. W. Co. for $425,000. At the sam«
time the city assumed the water company's bonds to the amount ot
$112,000, which were refunded in June, 1895.
.
J
j. p.
A
)
MID
ST>^T£
When n ">'LOANSSXWER A LOCAL iMl'T BONDS
"-- ...1901-10
s* A 5-.
1901-10
439
5*. $93,079
(93,079 52
4.4
&OCTHERS
hern CENTRAL
Central RR.—
4*.
4s.
4s.
3*.
3s.
js,
CITY SUf fltM^NT,
SolTHEKN CENTRAL RR.— (Om.
85,000.... Mar. l. 1909
4&S
WATKB Works Co. 'S BONDS A8SUMED l!V CITY—
i
1901-1905
MAS. $30,000.... 8ept. 1. 1902 58, .... $44,000
(Part due yearly.)
MAS. 30.000... Mar. 1.1903
Water Bonus IS94—
Mas, 20,000... Mar. 1. 1904
MAS. 20.000.... Mar. 1. 1905 34a, J&D. $300.000.. .Mav 1, 1914
MAS. 40,000.... Mar, 1. 1906 ($25,000 due yearly) to May 1,*25
MAS, 40.000 ...Mar. 1. 1907 Bonded deb! Jan. 1. 1901.$682,079
Water debt (Included) ... 344,000
and
INTEREST on the railroad bonds la payable in New York City N.Y.
Aafeurn; on water bonds at the office of the Mercantile Trust Co..
ASSESSED VALUATION.— Iu 1897 property was assessed at actual
T»b»e, agalnat about
70 per cent previously.
Sale of Tax
Assessed Valuation.
Total.
per $1,000
Personal.
Real.
TsJtrs
$23-17
$14,101,715
190'
$ .441.760
$12,669,955
24-77
14,219,313
1,798,767
12,4206*6
SMO
-.1-40
1,«'69.462
13,299,172
12,229,710
I59i>
2192
13,567,863
1, .73.993
11.P93.870
1196
19-84
13,443,906
1.661,501
11,782,406
M97
11,083,154
1,555,529
9,527.625
M96
2838
11,455,283
2,039,003
9,416.280
1995
25-30
11,020,340
2,057,810
8,963,530
1J90
POPULATION.— In 1900 (Census) was 30,345; iu 1890 it was
8\*S3; iu 1SS0 it was 21,924.
,
BlNGHAMTON.county
Thie city is the
art estimated to be
t
seat of
.
($3,000 due yearly.)
BitiDGE Bonds—
$i00
Aug.1,1902
4S.S-A,
$4,000.... Aug.
1,
1936
Fire Station Bonds—
1913-'14-'15
$25,000
1902-1906
6,000
34s, MAS 15,000 ...Sept. 1, 1936
34s,
.....
3 4s
School Bonds—
34s
$30,00
>
,
..1923-1926
20.000
1906 3««s
Water Bonds—
1929
1930-1934 3s, FAA, *9 1,000... Aug. 1, 1907
Auk. 1, 1934 34s. FAA, 62,000. .Aug. 1, 1918
40,000... ul'. 1, 1935 Bond. debtSept. 1, 1901 $695,500
33,000
77,000
71,000
4,000
.
,
3*8,
3*3. FAA,
City Hall Bonds—
4s. FAA, $25,000. .. Aug. 1.'15-'17
20,500... Auk- l,'28-'29
4s, FAA,
4s, .....
4s. FAA,
Homk Bonds—
FAA,
s,
50.000
50,000.
.
48,91*
Floattujtdebt
Water debt
153.000
(included)..
valuation, real
19.051,695
Tax
1918-1922 Tax valuation, personal 2,232,358
Aug 1,1923-27
Bospital Bonds—
3*s
$25,000
1908-1912
Nov. 1. 1907
Aug 1.1936
Total valuation 1901... 21,284,053
Assessment about 3j actual value.
Tax
$24 00
rate (per M.), 1901
Population in 1890 was
35,005
Population inl900(Census) 39,647
INTEREST.— On City Hall, water, $148,000 bridge and $8,000 tire
stsiion bonds in N.Y City. On remaining loans, City Treasurer's ottiee.
3V. MAX.
5,000..
o-- FAA. 10,000
.
BROOKLYN. —See New York
BROOME CO.—JOHN A.
Couuty scat
la
City.
Rider, Treasurer.
Binj;hamton.
When Due. Assessed val., real
$32,147,931
LOANS
Assessed val .personal 2,871,300
Court House Bonds—
1901 to 1904 Total valuation 1900. 35,019,231
4s, FAA. $4'\000
.
BMil debt Sept.
1,
1901. .$80,000
Population 1890
62,973
Population in 1900 was.. ..69, 149
DIEHL, Mayor.
F W. M. HEERWAGEN,
BUFFALO_ — (COXRAD
FRAXK MOULTON, Deputy
and
about
—
LOANS—
When
AND
Comptroller.
< omptroller.
T.
« 7 that
the city's tax valuation is
<
(
Buffalo is in Erie County,
s>' l)»e entire county.
'
NAME
-Interest.
Principal
Due.
Outstand'g
,
.
Rate Payable.
PURPOSE-
City Loans— Various Purposes
building.... 1890 34 J A J July 15, '02 to 1905
eiency, ref
1890 34 M A 8 Mar. 1902 to 1905
Jan. 1, 1902
1887 3>s J 4 J
ig bridge, ref
Apr. 1, 1920
ret
1890 34 A A O
June 2, 1910
road award.... 1890 3
J A D
Jane
07
•tronulng bonds
1898 34 J
\
yearly
\
le crossing b'ds.. 1896 34 F A A
Feb. 1, 1916
do
do
189^ 34
1917
do
do
Feb. A Mar., 1918
1898 34
do
Apr.
do
1998 34
1,1918
do
Nov. 1. 1918
do
1898 34
March 1, 1919
do
do
1899 34
do
June 1, 1919
do
1899 34 J A D
do
1899 34 J A J
July 1, 1919
do
do
do
1899 34
Oct. 2, 1919
do
do
1899 3 4 J A D
Dec. 1,1919
do
1900 34 F & A
Feb. 1, 1920
do
do
do
1900 34 J A D
June 1, 1920
do
1<*00 84 J A J
July 1 1920
do
do
1900 34 F A A
Aug 1, 1920
do
do
1901
Jan. 15, 1921
do
34 J A J
do
do
1901 34 F A A
Feb. 1, 1921
do
1901 Z*+
Mar. 1. 1921
do
do
do
1901 34
Apr. 1.19a
jurd'g(fde.crossing.l896 34 J A J
July 1. 1916
189" 34
1926-1927
». Buff, flood bonds
Caie.Flre Relief Fa*d*1897 3><j
1900-1917
Tsilng machine b<lB. 1899 4
July, 1902
Oct. 1, *02'20
• shiAHamb'KCa bd-(1900 34 A A O
8*T»nd County Hall. 1S72 7
Aug. 1, 1902
do
do
1873 7
May 1, 1903
do
do
1873 7
Sept. 1, 1905
do
do
1874 7
J A J
July 1, 1907
do
do
1875 7
Sept. 1, 1910
Nov. 1, 1911
00
do
1891 4
to 1908 >
1888 34 F & A
•eaools
^1.
:
•Bkipal
AD
A&O
MAN
MAS
AAO
MAS
AAO
AAO
FAA
MAN
MAS
MAS
MAS
^N
l
*>
do
do
*•
*>
'"
do
^2
34 M*»i
Apr. 1, 1912
34 A A O
Feb. 1, 1914
34 FAA
18M 34 J ADJfta.VKartyfi
""7 8* j * 'jflUOTISKi
£feEJin
1889
1892
1894
^3%M 4 X|W^J
1 "98
34
1899 3>*
MAX) *Sfog%2gjf
MAS
Mar. 1902-1919
19'
it
1900
:J4
MAN
Nov.
1,
1901 -'20
84,548
171,000
577,927
89,137
200,000
16,913
18,703
285,187
182,716
75,455
335,772
45,799
45,799
173,487
10,927
55,918
5,070
141,516
111.542
83,000
73.000
45,000
13,750
427,500
100,000
100,000
150,000
200,000
125,000
50,000
H7 500
_
67 5 °°
150,000
300.000
175 000
'
'
400 000
-
85>000
90 00 °
34 J A D j%00O?li?T.9 i
34 M A N May. 1902 1920
1
920,000
68,000
45,500
80,000
115,000
}
«•
do
I"''
—
-Principal
Outstand'g.
When Due.
Payable.
:
7
7
7
J
J
7
J
J
7
.1
7
7
7
6
3
.1
.1
J
J
J
1915-'16'17
Jan. 1, 1918
$350,000
50,000
July 1, 1919
100,000
July 1, 1921
100,000
Jan. 1, 1923
95,000
Deo. 1, 1924
100.000
Jan. 1, 1924
100.000
Jan. 1, July 1/25
200,000
Jan. 1. 1924
100,000
July, 1910-1926
80,000
Feb. 1, 1927
120,000
Jan. 1, 1925
50,000
July 1, 1921
200,000
July 1,1924 A '26
100,000
July 1, 1910
50,000
July 1, 1926
30,000
1902-1917)
A J j Jan.l,
44,000
$2,750 yearly. <
& J April 1, 1917
30,000
A J June 1, 1917
8,946
& r>\ Dec.1,1901-1917)
46,750
$2,750 yearly. $
A J Jan. 15, 1901 20
5,525
A S Mar. 15, 1902-20
23,750
J'ne 1,1902-1918)
&j\ $12,500 yearly.
212,500
FAA
34
34
34
3i
34
J
3
J
3
.1
34
34
34
34
34
34
34
A
A
A
A
A
A D
A J
A
A
A J
.1
3
M
J
)
Norsk's
3
Vol LXXI1I
Interest.
Rate
Park
1870
do
1871
do
1871
do
1872
do
1873
do
1873
do
1874
do
1875
do
1876
do
1886
do
1887
do
1890
do
1891
do
1894
do
1886
do
1886
do
1897
do
1897
do
1897
do
1897
do
1900
do
1900
Refund's Park Bonds. 1898
3.
Broome County. The water works
worth $2,000,000
SVs.MAS, $1S,000 .Sept ,'0S-'25
ALBANY .V Si sg KR. Bonds—
|y, MAS, $17,000. .1902 to 1907
SV,
1
"
f;?^S!'<SS
—
LOANS—
NAME AND PURPOSE.
2. Bonds for Parks
or
When Due.
LOANS—
Cdbtisouit Fund Bonds—
4S,
3s. S-A,
.
90,000
190 000
95.000
200,000
'
Railroad loans:—
Buff.AJamestowiiRR.1893 34
do
do ref., 1893 34
do
do ref., 1893 34
do ref.. 1895 34
do
Buff. A Jamest'n RR., 1884 4
do
1885 4
do
Buff. A Jamest'n RR., 1888 34
do
do
1886 34
1894 34
do
do
Buff. N.Y. A Phil. RR., 1886 34.
do RR., 1889 34
do
do
do ref., 1890 34
do ref., 1890 34
do
do
do ref., 1891 34
do
do ref.. 1892 34
A J
J A D
A A O
MA N
J A J
A
O
1913
1913
June 2, 1913
Oct. 1. 1915
Nov. 1. 1902
Jan. 1, 1904
Apr. 1. 1902
Feb. 1, 1904
July 1, 1914
Jan. 1, 1906
Oct. 2, 1909
July 1, 1910
Deo. 15, 1910
July 1, 1911
July 1, 1912
J
Jan.
Feb.
F A A
P
A
J
J
A
J
J
J
J
J
J
D
J
75,000
75,000
75,000
77,000
75,000
75,000
75,000
75,000
75,000
40,000
100,000
100,000
100,000
100,000
100,000
1,
1,
J
J
1883
M
Buffalo Trunk. ...1T1888-90
34 F
May 1, 1913
N
Aug.1,1902 to'20>
±\ $15,000 yearly. $
Sewer Loans:—
4.
Bird
Avenue
FAA} Aug.l,19<<2-1916>
*ii>noo™«riv
yearly
$10,000
p.
do
H1886-87
Babcock A Seneca SL.1886
do
do
Bailey Avenue
1888
Hertel Avenue
1887
5. Tax Loans:
1896
Tax loan
do
1897
do
1898
do
1899
do
1901
Water Bonds
6.
Water
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Water refunding
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
3
3
34
3
34
34
34
3Hi
3
.
1911
1912
1918
1917
i-rrnnn
155,000
30,000
30,000
200,000
200.000
1.
1.
1901
1902
Aug. 15, 1903
Oct. 2, 1904
Aug. 1, 1905
527,765
571,946
466,003
192,748
189,730
S
Sept. 1, 1903
o
Apr. 1, 1905
July 1. 1906
Aug., 1908-09
200,000
100,000
100,000
300,000
79,382
50.000
100,000
100,000
1 00,000
100,000
50,000
100,000
57,500
275,000
1 00,000
225,000
45,000
1 50,000
100,000
50,000
100,000
100,000
100.000
130,000
50.000
100,000
.
J
i
MA N
MA N
J
A
238,000
285,000
May
May
J
July
F A A
Aug.
A
Dec.
O
A
AA O
F A A
Oct.
1,
1,
1,
1,
:
M
1873 7
1874 7
1874 7
1874-75 7
1874 7
1880 4
M
1880 4
1885 34 J
1886 34
1887 34
1887 34
1888 34
1888 34
1888 34
1888 34
1889 34 M
1889 34
1890 34
.1891 34
.1891 34
.1891 4
.1892 34
.1892 34
.1894 34
.1896 34
1896
34
A
J
A
O
A
A
1908
1904
1904
1905
1903
1906
1906
1902
June 15, 1908
June 15, 1914
Dec. 1, 1908
May 1, 1919
Oct. 1, 1909
J A J 1910
Jan. 1, 1911
Aug. 1, 1911
Nov. 1, 1911
Oct. 1, 1912
Deo. 1. 1912
July'02-1914
Jan. 1, 1916
July 1, 1916
Oct.
1,
1,
Sept. 1,
July 1,
Oct. 1,
Moh. 1,
Apr. 1,
June 1,
July
J
s
J
o
s
o
D
D
J
J
A N
O
J
J
A
A O
A D
A J
&
A
J
J
1
1902-1917. )
$20,000 yearly }
320,000
on June 1.
)
1901-1918.
do
do
45,000
...H1898
Apr. >902-'19
do
90,000
do
....H1899
Api\ 1902 '20
do
do
95,000
....H1900
Apr. 1. 1902-21
....1901
90,000
do
do
U FREEDOM FROM TAXATION— The Buffalo trunk sewer, the
Chicago tire relief bonds and the refunding water bonds of 1898, lc99
and 1900 are exempt from city taxation.
PAYABLE.— Intereston the bonds ispayable
INTEREST—
by City Comptroller in Buffalo and by the Gallatin National Bank In
New York, as follows
do
do
.1897
34 J A D
34 MA 8
34 A A O
34 A A O
34 AAO
WHERE
•
Interest Payable.In New York onlyVolunteer relief.
Sewer bonds—
Hertel Avenue.
Babcock A Seneca St
Bird Avenue.
Bailey Ave. sewer.
Buffalo Charter, 1891
School bonds.
Swing bridge.
Market bonds.
Plank road awards.
Municipal Court b'ld'g.
In Buffalo only—
Deficiency loan.
local work.
Monthly
Temporary
In both N. T. A Buff.
Buffalo Trunk sewer.
City and County Hall.
Grade crossing.
Park A railroad bonds.
Refunding bonds.
School bonds.
Tax loans
Water
loans.
Hamburgh
loans.
Canal.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, EtcTotal
bonded debt
Sinking funds
Jan. 1, 1901.
$16,382,841
I,269,5fc0
$15,113,261
Netdebt
Water debt Unci, above) $3,741,882
.
July 1, 1900
$16,051,799
uly 1
515,555,605
1,222,778
1,371,089
$14,829,021
$14,184,516
$3,754,382
$3,791,882
The sinking funds are all Invested in the city's own bonds. In addition to the indebtedness as given above, there was outstanding on
Jan. 1, 1901. $815.< 3; 75 local warrants collectible by assessment.
CITY PROPERTY.—The city owns real estate estimated at $10,944,537; personal property valued at $10,263,13t;; total, $21,207,673.
This total Includes the water works, real estate valued at $690,405
and personal property valued at $7,656,H70. The total resources of
the city on July 1, 1900, including the above property, were figured
by the Comptroller at $24,816,208 and the liabilities at $16,241,530,
itn<l $«,574.6"8 as the excess of resources over liabilities.
—
NEW
October, 1901,
1901.
1900.
1899.
Assessed 1 alitation.
Personal.
...
#--1,405,290
..
^2-f.078,010
'$20,943,848
'22,795.577
11,750,980
15,249,110
16,689,465
13,486.550
14,360,710
11,003,125
7.523.580
225,218,555
230.4 ;5.520
230.698,^10
225,485,795
220.290,690
151.356.325
81,708,905
the nominal
Cj/i/
,
$18-14
17-46
'$242,349,138
'245,873,587
236,969,535
245,674.630
247,388,275
238,972,345
234.651.400
162,359,450
89,232.485
This village
K. Chadwick, Treasurer,
is
name In Greene County.
Interest on village bonds is payable
at the Catskill National Bank.
Village debt Mar., 1901.. $143,000
in the town of the same
LOANS—
When
Oiie.
Village H.vi l Bonds—
J&J, *11,000. Jan. 1909-1919
Village Water Bonds—
8>9B,
Town
debt Feb. 1, 1901 . 18,500
Village tax val'n, 1900.. 2,860,506
Town tax valu'n, 1900... 4.369,531
Population of village, 1890.. 4,920
Population of village 1900... 5,484
Population of town 1900. ...8,566
($1,000 each.)
48,J&J,$132,0O0..$5,000duey'rly
Town Bonds—
4s, Jan.,
$16,500
.
.
.
.
Jan., 1904-07
.
RICE. President.
CAZENOVIA.-IIT'
FITCH, Village Clerk.
Madison
Cazenovia
is
County.
in
LOANS—
When Due. Tax valuation, real
$815,225
Tax valuation, personal. 134,550
Water Bonds—
31*8, M&N, $41,000... Nov.
Sewer Bonds—
May
4s, M&N, $31,000
1914 Total valuation 1900
949,775
Assessment about 60% actual val.
1, 1915 Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$25-70
Interest payable in New York.
Population in 1900 was
1.819
Total debt Feb. 1, 1901.... $72,000 Population in 1890 was
1,987
TAX FREE.— All bonds Issued by this village are tax exempt.
1,
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VAN VORIS, Mayor.
r>T T7CLTTT
rn
LvOt>J_tL.C5>A.lJ_i_,.
— >a.IRVINGKILMER,
T
This village
is
5
Treasurer.
C.
in Schoharie County.
LOANS—
When Due. Total debt Jan.
Sewer Bonds—
F&A, $9,500
Feb., 1902
($2,000 due yearly) to Feb. 1, 1906
4s,
Water Works—
F&A. $53,000... Feb.
3i«8,
1,
(Part due yearly) to Feb. 1,
School Bonds—
F&A, $9,000
1901
1917
1, 1901. ...$71,500
Village has no sinking fund.
Tax valuation 1900 ...$1,382,000
State & Co. tax (per $1.000). $2-40
City and school tax, 1900.$12-00
Population in 1890 was
1,822
Population in 1900 was
2,327
1907-'ll
($2,000 due yearly.)
INTEREST on sewer and school bonds is payable at First National
Bank, Cobleskill, on the water bonds at the office of the State Comp-
3>«e,
troller,
This city
is
in
LOANS—
Hall Bonds—
Ann., $100,000... Dec. 15, 1909
($5,000 due yearly) to Dec. 15, 1928
City Hospital
School Bonds (Con.)—
J&J. $15,000 ..July 1,1902
Certificates of Indebt'ness
3^8, J&J, $14,930 a 3.. lb 02 to '05
3»«8,
July 1,1902
due yearly) to July 1, 1905
4s,
Bonds—
4s
$10,000.... July 1,1902
($1,000 due y'rly) to July 1, 1911
4s, ....
$5,000.... July 1,1912
Improvement Bonds -
—
Water Bonds—
J&J, $24,000.... July 1, 1902
($2,000 due yearly) to July 1,1913
7s, J&J, $9,000.... July
1,1902
($1,000 due yearly) to July 1, 1910
7s,
J&J, $65,000 (c*r) July 1. 1918
Subject to call July 1, 1903.
4s, F&A, $25,000.... Aug. 1,1907
($5,000 due yearly) to Aug. 1, 1911
4s,J&J.$75,000(xej[.)July 1, 1920
Subject to call July 1, 1905.
4s, J&J, $14,000. . .July
1, 1923
4s, J&J, $25,000
July 1,1905
($5,000 due yearly) to July 1, 1909
4s, J&J, $13,000
Jan. 1, 1902
($1,000 due yearly) to Jan. 1, 1914
Bonded debt Mar. 12, '01$533,131
2f>3,000
Water debt (included)
.
.
COLLEGE POIlN T—See New York
COLUMBIA
CO.—George H. Macy, Treasurer.
County
Hudson.
City.
seat is
LOANS—
Refunding Bonds—
When Due.
4&3igs, Mar.l,$6,000.Mar. 1, 1902
3i«e,Mar. 1, $35,000.... 1903-1909
($5,000 due yearly on Mar. 1.)
3>«8, Mar. 1, $12,500. Mar.l,'10-'ll
3 J*s, Mar. 1, 20,000.Mar.
1, 1912-3
8i*8, Mar.l,
24,100. Mar. 1, 1914-8
Armory Bonds—
M&S, $20,000
1903-1909
($3,000 yearly to Mar. 1, 1908)
Funding Bonds—
M&N, $55,000 ...March, '09-'16
($5,000y'lytoM3inc.,$10.000to*16
Int. payable at County Treasury.
Bonded debt Nov.l,1900.$179,600
Tax valuation, real.... $22,220,713
Tax valuation, personal 2,753,178
Total valuation 1900.. 24,973,891
Assessment is 4-5 actual value.
Population in 1900 was
43,'U1
Population in 1890 was ...46,172
4.
CORNING.—
Daton Gilbert,
TW^clty
_
City Clerk.
situated in thetown of the same name, is In Steuben County.
LOANS—
When Due.
River Bonds— (Con )
City Bridge Bonds—
*8 F
A4x^5 100 FeD - 1902-1908
($850 due yearly.)
City Hall Bonds—
4b, A&O, $3,000
Oct. 1, 1902
4*. A&O. 25,000
Oct. 1 1903
($o,000 due yearly) to Oct. 1. 1907
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Geo. Clark,
CORTLAND.—
Cortland County.
This city
loans-
4s
,
48,
4s, ...
4s, ...
4s, ...
City Clerk.
in
is
Paving Bonds (Con.)—
When Due.
paving Bonds—
$5-t.00O.. Sept. 1, 1914
7,000.. .Sept. 1902-03
2,660 . .Sept. IP 02-06
8,000 ... Oct., 1908-11
1,0)0. ...Oct 1907
,
,
4s,...
8 000 ...Oct
4s, ...
17,769... Oct.
1915-18
1901-08
4s, ....,$14,500
Apr. 2, 1908
Nor. School 48 ...$5,000
"
Union8ch'13^s. 20,000.May4.M2
Sewer bonds, 4s. 58,000
11914
Bond, debt Dec. 15. 1900,$143,8ff7
Assessed valua'n 1900...5,052,670
Population in 1890 was
8,580
PoDulationin 1900 was
9,014
CORTLANDVILLE.—
Cortland County and was separated from
town
the otty of
This
is in
Cortland in March, 1899. Corilandville pays 18 7 per cent of the
81-3
and
the
city
of
Cortland
per
interest
cent.
bonds and
When Due. Town debt Sept. 1, 1901. $134,000
LOANS—
-
TOWN DEBT-
Tax valuation, real
1,286, SttO
Tax valuation, personal.. 63,600
REFUNDING BONL>8—
1901-1944 Total valuation, 1900... 1,349,990
$44,000
3*28,
(Part annually.)
1901-1915
48, ....,$90,000
(Part annually )
Tax
rate (per $1,000) '99. $817
Population of T*nl900 was.. 2,90?
DEER PARK.—Francis
Marvin, Chairman
Eailroad Commissioners.
This town (P O. Port Jervis) is in Orange County.
When Due. Bond, debt Men. 1. 1901.$187,00C
LOANS—
Refunding Railroad Bonds— Total valuation 1900
2,107,158
3138. F&A, $187,000.. Feo.. 02-'29
Assessment about H actual value.
'05
to
from
Tax
$5,000
rate (per $1,000) 1900. $1400
($4,000 yearly
'06 to '10, $6,000 from '11 to '15, Population in 1890 was
11 ,483
'16
'20.
to
from
Population
in 1900 was. ...11,31?
$7,000
$8,000
from '21 to '23, $9,000 from '24
to '26, & $10,000 from '27 to '29.)
DELHI. —This town
LOANS—
is
in
Delaware County.
Water Loan—
When Due.
N. Y. & Oswego Midl'd RR.—
4s, M&N, $60,000
3*28, Ann., $28,000
1902-1908 Total debt Feb. 1,1900. $246,000
($4,000 due yearly on May 1.)
Total valuation 1900... 1,232,381
3128, Ann., $30,000
1910-14 Assessment about 12 actual value.
($6,000 due yearly on May 1.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 19OO.$2O50
333s, Ann., $102,000.. May 1, 1915 Population in 1900 was
3,243
Interest is payable at Albany.
Population in 1890 was
2,90*
3*28, Ann., $16,000.. Feb. 1, 1902-9
due
($2,000
yearly.)
TAX FREE. -The bonds are exempt from taxation,
'
- - -
River BondsJ&J, $10O,0O0.Julyl,'26to'35
4b,
($10,000 due yearly.)
1936-1939
J&J, $35,000
($10,000 annually 1936-1938 and
4s,
$5,000 1939.)
City RR. Bonds—
7s, J&J, $34,000
Jan., 1902
City Sewer Bonds—
7s, J&J, $50,000. .Jan., 1908 to '17
Tot. city debt Jan.l. 1901. $315,600
Tot. valuation of city '00.3,621,397
Population, city, 1890
8.550
Population, city, 1900, was. 11,061
<
DANIEL SOANNEOL, Mayor.
\
j.
P GROESCH,
.
Clerk.
Chautauqua County.
LOANS— Amt. Outsland'g. Total valuation 1901... $2,733,879
School bonds, 4s
$100,000 Assessment same as actual value.
is
in
Street imp'm't bond.?, 4s.
39,704
Water bonds, 4s & S^s... 227,000
Warrants, 6s
25,971
Total debt Sept. 21, 1901. 292,675
MIR
Elmira
is
the
LOANS—
—
5
-
J
Bridge Bonds—
3*28
A&O, $90,000 g.
3*28, r,
Oct. 1, 1922-3-4
.Oct. 1,'25
A&O, $25,000 g
Cemetery Bonds—
3^28,
r,
$3,000
2,000
4s,
4s
City Hall
Bonds—
1901-1902
1903
3^28, r, A&O, $5,000 g ..Oct. 1. '25
3*28, r, A&O, 60,000 g.Oct. 1, '26-7
3*28, r, A&O, 10,000 g.Oct. 1, 1928
M&S, 5,000.. Sept. 1, 1929
4148,
414s,
30,000. .Sept. 1,1930
4148,
M&S, 10,000.. Sept. 1,1931
M&4
Fire Department—
J&J, $12,000.. Jan. 1,1910
J&J,
1,500.. Jan. 1,1910
312s,
3M)8,
Park Bonds—
312s,
Total tax (per $1,000) 1901. $40-60
Population in 1890 was
9,416
Population in 1900 was
11,616
Dr FRANK H. FLOOD, Mayor.
GEO. W. WYCKOFF, City Clerk.
capital of Chemung County.
W/ien Due.
FundingDebt Bonds -Contin'd.
RT
A
c*}-,iy±ir\f±.
4s,
J&J, $1,933
Jan. 1,1905
J&J. 15.680 54..Jan.,'29to'31
MAN, 6.000. July l,'t»2to'04
1932-'39
3V, J&J, $40,245 88
($5,000 due yearly on Jan. l.»
3Hjs, J&J. $2,426 67.. Jan. 1, 1937
3»«8, J&J, 36,906 45. Jan.,1928 31
($6,906 45 in'28 & $10,000 ve'ly.i
34s. J&J $18,438 ..Jan.. 1926-27
3i«8, J&J, 10,916 CI Jan. 1,1923
3»«8, J&J, 20.000.. Jan. 1, '2»-'25 Tax valuation, real
10,591.679
3We. J&J, 20,000.. July 1, '02-'05 Tax valuation, personal 1,096,165
School Bonds—
Franchise tax
185,700
4s
$14,(00
July 1,1902 Total valuation 1901. ..11,873,544
($1,000 due y'rly) to July 1, 1915 City tax (per $1,000) 1900. .$1300
4a,
$5.000... July 1,1916 State & co. tax (per M)1900. 5-60
4«, J&J, 15,000. .July 1,'09 to '11 Population in 1900 was
23,910
3»j8,J&J, 40,000
..July 1, 1926 Population in 1890 was
2,5092
INTEREST on 7 per cent water bonds is payable at the Nat Bank of
Cohoes; on $^5,000 of 4% water bonds at the Manufacturers' Bank,
Cohoes; on all other bonds by the Central Trust Company.
4b,
3s,
4s,
4e,
I
,
This city
When Due.
$i,0)O
Citt
School District No. 9 -iCon.t —
I
1903-1910 4s, M&S, 26,500
1918-1931
School Disfict No. 13—
1911
1912-1917
4s,
J&J,
$8,000
1902-1900
12,000
INTEREST is paid by the Knickerbocker Trust Co., New York.
M&S, $16,000
1,000
M&S,
nTTNK'TRK'
U
U IN .tVl.rt.tV. —
Chamberlain.
Albany County.
Cemetery Bonds—
($5f
—
Albany.
COHOES. — Miller Hay,
4e
9—
School District No.
5s,
5s,
4s.
18-21
;
43
TOWNS,
Corning School Districts
Tax
per $1,000.
Total.
1804
1898
14-18
1897
1502
1896
15-39
1895
14-68
1890
14-16
1880
Muoluding special franchise val'n amounting (1901) to $13,396,848,
POPULATION.— In 1900 (census) was 352,219; In 1890 it was
355,664 in 1880 it was 155,134.
CATSKILL.-X.
/W
YOftK-CITJES
ASSESSED VALUATION.— "Assessment is made upon
real value."
,_.
/f«ai.
Tear*.
:
4s,
$4,000
1901-1904
48,
,21,000
1905
4s, M&N, 5,000 ...a Nov. 1901-05
M&N, 14,000a. Nov. 1, 1906
4b,
3i8S,r,
6,000 a,Nov..l901-O6
M&N,
($1,000 yearly.)
3i2S,r, M&N, $20,000 a.Nov. 15.'07
M&N, 7,000a-Nov.l901-7
4s,
($1,000 due yearly.)
4s, M&N, $8,000
Nov. 1, 1908
27,000
98,000
Pavement Bonds—
1, '02-*27
1901-19Q6
July 1, 1930
%
vtffl
3*28, r, M&S,$20,000g.Nov.l5,'28
3!2S,r,
20,000g.Nov. 15, '29
414s,
M&S, 20,000. Sept. 1,1931
4s,
M&S, 3.000.. 8ept. 1,1932
4s,
27.000..
1, 1932
M&N,
M&N,
Nov
Redemption Bonds—
3128
$235,000.. .1912-'2l
M&S,
27,000.Sep.,'02-28
School Bonds—
•*»(
bias,
M&N,
M&N,
M&N,
4s,
4s,
4s,
48,
r,M&N,
4s
c,
r,
r,
r,
$10,000. July
20,000 July
28,500 July
30,000 a.,
Aug.
M&Sis, $16,000. Sept.15,1926
Funding Debt Bonds—
26,000. ...Oct.
,
3>ss, ...,
314s, J&J,
1,
1.
1,
1,
1902
1903
1904
1907-8-9
($10,000 yearly.)
3i28,r, M&N,
4s, r, M&N,
48, r,M&N,
48,
M&N,
48,
4s,
M&N,
M&N,
4B,
4s,
M&N,
M&N,
4s,
3>«s, M&S,
1911
$16,500
2,000 a.May
I,
Ml
20,000g.May 1, MO
20,000g.May 1.M1
M&N,
4,000 May l.'Ol
5,500 May 1, '02
8,000 May 1, 'OS
12,000 May 1, *07
21,000 May 1, 'Of
8,500 May 1, '08
25,000 Sept. 1, '26
8,000... Nov.,1901-'08
Sewer Bonds—
18,000
Nov. 1,1909 3s, r,M&S, $10.000a.Sept.l.'03
a $1,000 each b $500 each. g $5,000 each.
Coupon, r Regis
3*28,...,
3»ss....,
tered.
The only provision
for paying the city's indebtedness as it mature*
direct taxation, excepting the oemetery bonds, which are paid from
oemetcrv funds.
is
TOTAL DEBT.—The subjoined statement shows Elmira's
bonded debt on the dates indicated
Feb. 1,1901.
Feb. l.'OO.
Total bonded debt.. $1,077,000
$1,008,500
total
1, '99.
Feb.1,'98.
$1,020,000
$1,026,000
Feb.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—Assessed valuation is about two-third*
actual value.
Years.
Real
Personal
Estate.
Property.
1900
1899
1898
1897
1895
1890
1880
Total.
Oily Tax
per $1,000,
$15,703,320
$17-13
$17,615,558
$1,912,238
16"95
15,711,485
1,530,726
17,242,211
15,600,716
1,588,637
17,189,353
16-98
15,515,855
17,334,545
16-98
1,818,690
17-18
14,894,645
1,545,892
16,440,537
12,258,494
1116,200
14-15
13,374,694
511.300
9,959.975
10.471.275
13-15
POPULATION— In 1900 (Census) 33,672; In 1890 it was 30,893;
in
1880
it
was 20,541.
J
STATE
14
is
Buffalo
LOANS-
When Due.
OOTJNTl H 'NDS—
MAN,
FA a,
Armory Bonds
3>«s.
7fe,JAJ,9175,00aj«lT,1903to'07
Julv 1.1910
7B.JAJ. lOO.OOO
Bib MAN. 100.000 Nov. 1.1911-'14
10.500.July 1, 1903*04
4*. MAN.
4»,
4b,
56.OO0. Nov.l.
30,ooo....\ui:.,
l
,
CITY SUf pl£M£NT.
WILLIAM H DANIEL*. Treasurer.
FRANK. O. MiRRAY, Dep. Treae.
ERIE COUNTY.—
County sent
AW
902-'09
02to'ia
($10,000 every hfth year.)
10.000. .July I. 191«
Total debt Sept. 1, 1901 $088,500
Assess'd val'n, real
266,965, 5*4
iHs, l&O,
.
Assessed val'n, pers'l. 13,835,199
Total valuation 1900 280,800,763
Stat* & Co. tax (per M)l«00..$4 95
Population In 1890 was... 322.981
Population In 1900 waa... 433,686
FAR ROCKAWAY.— SeeNewYorkCity.
FLATBUSH.— See New York
FLATLANDS. —8ee New York
F L U S H N G .— See New York
This village
is
— }h.
}J. A.
L.
Water Bonds—
City.
WARREN, President.
CUMMING, Treasurer.
Aug.
to Aug.
I,
1,
1,
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$22-0<
Population 1890 was
3,399
4b,F*A. l4.000.Aug., 1902to'll Population 1900 was
4,127
INTEREST on the water and hall bonds is payable In N. Y. City
aud on the school bonds at the Comptroller's office, Albany.
MAS.
$30.0i»0.Sept.
CTTT
r
UL1T'r^rvT
L->1N
This village
is
190211
1.
CALVIN
DINES,
—Oswego
w.
HILLICK,
Coumy
R.
S
.
In
LOANS—
When Due. Asses'd valuation, pers'l. $249,640
Water Bonds—
.
GENESEO.-W.
is
in
LOANS
Total valuation 1900
2,223,643
rate (per $1,000) 190O.$2786
Population in 1890 was
4.214
Population in 1900 was
5,281
.
340s, J&D, $200.000. .1905-1929
Bond, debt Feb. 20, '01 $267..">00
Aaeessed valuation, real. 1,974,003
This village
Treasurer
Clerk.
P.
)
Tax
W. Killip,
Treasurer.
Livingston County.
When Due. Tax valuation, real
Sewer Bonds—
J A J, $10,000. .July
Water Bonds—
3»«8, MAN, $20,000... May
Tax
$1,126,321
valuation, personal. 1,106,3 12
1910 Total valuation 1900
2,232,t>33
Assesment about *$ actual value
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900 $738
1, 1907
3»*», Ma-N,
25,000. ..May 1,1917 Population in 1900 was
2,400
2,000. ..May 1. 1902 Population in 1890 was
2,28t
4V», MAN,
Total debt Dec. 1, 1900.. $58,000
Accrued interest on sinking fund hot included in above figures.
INTEREST on the sewer bonds is payable in Schenectady on the
water bonds in New York City.
Jt*s,
.
1,
FALLS.— Timothy
GLENS
Warren Countv.
This
I.
Dillon, Clerk.
village is In
LOANS-
When Due.
1912
1907-1912
3>se, ^ept.,142.000
WATER Bi'NDS—
1902
$10.000
1903-1917
60,000
1901-1914
82,000
4fl, MAS,
Interest payable in Glens Falls.
JAJ,
JAJ,
4s,
4b,
Village Hall Bonds—
J&D, $60,000... June. '05-'29
Bond, debt Feb. 23, 1901 $379,000
313s,
Ji*», 8ept., $25.000
Tax
Tax
valuation, real
4,440.220
valuation, personal. 1,765, 148
Total valuation 1900
6,v>05,368
Assess.valuat'n abt.*5 aotual value
Vil. tax (per $1,000) 1900. .$11 72
Population in 1890 was .. 9,509
Population in 1900 was ....12,613
—
Glens Falls Union Free School District.
When Due. Bonded debt Mar. 1, 1901.$30,000
LOANS—
1901 to 1906
$30,000
is
($5,000 annually on Dec.
O. L.
When Due.
44», Feb.
34b
1,
$2.H00...Feb. 1, 1<»02
5.000
May 1,1906
800
1902
448,
44s, Feb., 6,000.. Feb. l902-*04
*%». Dec, 18,4*0 02. 1901 to '01
(Y. 69, p. 1116. for maturity.)
»if», Feb., $1,700
1902 to 1905
1902-1906
4%8. Jan., 14.000
v. 7
p. 1323, for maturity.)
.
1
1
,
,
Voting Machine Bonds—
4b, Jan.,
4b, Jan..
$4,000
...Jan., 1902-'05
EVEREST, Chamberlain.
LOANS—
4b, AAO, $14,000
3»«8, AAO, 22.000
Apr. 1, 1915
Apr. 1, 1911
3128.AAO, 23,000.... Apr. 1, 1913
FAA,
3^8,
27.000.... Feb. 1,1917
School Bonds—
1902-04
16,<>00. Sept.l, 1904-07
34s, Oct., $12,000. Oot.
3»4s,Sept.,
1,
Water Loan—
6s, Sept. 1, $23,000... Sept. 1,1902
6s, Sept. 1, 23,000.. .Sept. 1, 1907
5s, Jan. 1, 17,500... Jan. 1, 1909
3s, JAD,
55,000.. June 1, 1910
3>«8, JAD,
50,000.. Deo. 1, 1917
;
WORKS—
greatly Increased.
Ttart.
1000
1899
t8»6
1897
t»90
1895
'
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is in
Delaware County.
1, $32,000. May
When Due- 3ks, May
1,
1915
Total debt 8»- pt. 1, 1900... $73,000
Total valuation 1900
587,316
Total tax per $1,000 1899.. $17-16
Population in 1900 was
1,378
Population in 1890 was
1,507
Supervisor.
in
.
the Legislature in April, 1899, and the new boundary is that portion
of the old town of Hempstead 'bounded on the east and north by
the east and north bounds of the former village of Far Rookaway,
and on the east by a line drawn due north from the northwest corner
of said village to the south line of the town of Jamaica, as it existed on
the thirty-first day of Deoember, 1897." The bonds given below are
those remaining as a debt against the town after assigning to New
York Hity the portion belonging to it according to a decision of the
Supreme Court of the Third Judicial Distriot at Albany Deo. 9, 1899.
See V. 69, p. 1357.
When Due. Assessed valuat'n, pers'l $398,300
Road Bonds—
Total valuation 1900... 8.867,517
4s, JAJ, $293,000
July 1, 1923 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1901. $1540
Bonded debt Mar. 1, *01 $303,000 Population in 1900 was.... 27.066
Assessed valuat'n, real.. 8,469,2 17 PopiUation in 1890 was. ...23,756
(For debts of Hempstead School Districts see "Additional Statements" at end of New York State.)
INTEREST on the road bonds due 1901 is payable at the Freeport
BanK and on those due in 1923 at the First Nat. Bank of Hempstead.
LOANS-
Stewart fund ($400,000)
TOWN PROPERTY.— rn addition to thethe
late A. T. 8tewart, the
common lands to
derived from the sale of
old town of Hempstead
acres of meadow land.
owned Long Beach and some thousands
HERKIMER. —This
LOANS—
Electric-Light Plant—
June, $14,000
of
Herkimer County.
village is In
School Bonds—
When Due.
,$16, 00
5s
1917
Water Works—
1911
4s,
4s,
13,500
.....
3^8, July 1, $50,000. June25, 1908
7,000. Mar. 7, 1904
3*28, July 1,
3^9, .... 1-.000
Total debt Dec. 1. 1898 $142,000
Sewer Bonds Assessed valuat'n 1900.4,086,165
.... $25,000.... Aug. 1,1903
58,
3*28
30.000.... Aug. 1,1913 Assessm't is at aotual value.
Population in 1900 was
5,555
INTEREST on the electrio-light bonds is payable in New York City;
on the water bonds at the State Capital, Albany, N. Y,
HORNELLSVILLE
Steuben County.
This city
is
-M. B. Smith, Clerk.
in
LOANS—
When Due Bond, debt July 1, 1901. $162,500
FAA, $125,000.Aug. 1, 1921 Assessed valuation, real. 4,152, 425
Assessed valuation, per'l 388,496
Sewer konds—
3«*s,
MAN. $100,000
1917-1926
May
Park Bonds—
4s, July,
July
$50,000
Total valuation 190
Tax
1,
4,540,921
Assessment about aotual "alue
29.)
1911
Paving Bonds—
rate (per $1,000) 1900. $2464
Population in 1890 was ...10,996
Population in 1900 was.. ..11,918
$6,000 .Oct., 1902-1903
1902-1903
3,500
($2,000 yearly on June ^0.)
6s, ann.,
6s, June,
When Due.
Railroad Bonds—
Jan., 'DOG
400
INTEREST on the water bonds issued in 1885 and 1889 and on the
»oij<K>l txmds is payable at the Fulton County National Bank of Gloverson all other issues at the Fourth National Bank, New York.
rllle
TOTAL DEBT. Etc.—The city's total debt on March 1, 1901, was
J3.i7.760; Water debt (included) $168,500. The olty has no sinking fund
Net earnings from water workB for year ending
WATER
>;o. 31, 19O0, was $19,949 63.
ASSESSED VALUATION was formerly 13 aotual value, but in 1897
TdkB
1
1
County, but was formerly a town
in Queens Co then including Far Rooka way .Hempstead, Inwood. Lawrence. Rookaway Beach and Seaford villages. On Jan. 1, 1898, that
portion of the town lying "westerly of a straight line drawn from the
southeasterly point of the town of Flushing through the middle of the
channel between Kookaway Bench and Shelter Island, in the county
of Queens, to the Atlanfio Ocean," became part of New York City,
under the Greater New York Charter. This boundary was changed by
Johnstown.
to, MAN, $28.000
May 1, 1922
Local Imp. Bonds—
1902
This town
now a town
'#10,000 yearly on
s
1,
i
HAM
DEN. —
LOANS—
4s,
1M. V. B. STETSON, Clerk.
Gloversville, which is situated in Fulton County, was incorporated
a city March 19, 1890, having theretofore formed part of the town of
LOANS—
May
3^s, MAS, $115,000 Mar. 1, 1902
Interest payable at Co. Treasury.
1.)
GLOVERSV1LLE,
Deficiency Bonds—
....Feb., 1902-03
MAN. 1,850
War Loan—
;
Sewer Bonds—
FAA. $1,500
is
Street Bonds—
4s,
00, for maturity.)
(V. 72, p.
I
HEMPSTEAD.—
Smith Cox.
Hempstead
Nassau
3%s, Oct.. $t.OOO..Oot., 1902-1905
1902 Bonded debtSept.l, 190 1. $148,000
(•3,500 due y'rly)
1922 Tax valuation, real
1.-U0.750
4b. MAS. $20.000
8ept.
1930 Tax valuation, personal 181,300
Village Hall Bonds—
Total valuation 1900
1,4^2,0
3H>s. A aO, $24,000
1902-1925 Assessment abt. 80% actual value.
FAA, $52,500
is,
|
1905-1918
.
48,
4s,
1
1902-1914
$7,800
($600 due yearly on Feb. 1 )
3*38, Feb. 1, $13.000.. Feb. 1,1915
3k8, May 1, 18,200 ...1902-1914
($1,400 duo yearly on May 1.)
INTEREST is payable at the American Exch. Nat. Bank, N. Y. City
Chautauqua Countv.
ir/icu2>Me.
School Bonds-
in
LOANS—
When Due.
Turnpike Bonds—
3 ks. FAA, $15,000
Tr.
state taxes.
loan is
Total debt Feb. 1. 1901. $135,000
Turnpike debt (add'ual..
18,350
Tax valuation, real
71,861,586
|Tax valuation, personal 1,4«9,160
Tax valuation 1900.. ..13,360,746
Tax rate per ($1,000) 1898...$8'84
Population in 1900 was
31,478
Population in 1890 was
31,598
3»as, Feb. 1,
City.
ITDirnnMI
A
t-lCDLJiN IJ\.
r
Catskill.
is
Rekunding Bonds—
City.
I
seat
LOANS-
,
LXXIII
GREENE
COUNTY.—
Judson A. Betts,
County
The war
exempt from
-
AAO.r- 00.0O0..July 1,'05-'14
Vol.
BENSON,
ALEX.
HUDSON.— Swm
H ALLEN BECK,
Treasurer.
R.
8.
The city of Hudson was incorporated
of
in 1785.
Clerk.
It is the
county seat
Columbia County.
LOANS—
Cemetery Bonds—
4s, FAA, $20,000. Feb.
4s, AAO, 10,000. Feb.
Refunding Water Bonds—
-*A, $10,000 ...Feb. 1, 1903
FAA, 10,000.... Aug. 22, 1908
FAA, 10,000.... Aug. 22, 1909
Refunding Loan—
When Due.
1,
1,
1905-'14
1912-'16
4s,
4s,
4s,
($2,000 yearly).
May 1, 1918 4s, FAA $4, ftOO.Fob. 10, 19^3-04
May 1, 1920 3»«8,AAO, 10,000.. .Oct., 1903-20
Deficiency Bonds—
(Exempt from all taxes.)
School Bonds—
4s, May. $10,000
May 1, 1902
22,000. July 1, 1901-'12 4s, Feb $4.000
Feb. 1, 1907
4s, July.
Funding Bonds—
4s. Ft A. 20.i »00.. Feb 1,1908 '11
4s,
MAN,
$6,000
($2,000 due yearly) to
,
7b,
FAA, $2,500 Feb.
10. 1903-'12
Street Improvement Bonds—
4s,FAA. $25,000.. Feb.
1,
"
4b, FAA, 25,000. ..Feb. 1,
4s, Feb., 19,000... Feb. 1,
25,000 .Mar. 1,
48,
1904-'08
1909 '13
3^8, Aug., 6,000.. Aug. 1, 1905-*06
Bonded debt Mar. 1, 1901 $269,500
6,oc0
Sinking fund
Net debt Mar. 1. 1901.... 263,500
1914-*23
1915-'27
1908-'13
4,064,975
Aas'd valuation, real
Aas'd valuation, pers'al. 1,056,940
Total valuation 19' 0.... 5, 121,915
3^8. Aug., 6,000. .Aug 1,
4s, FAA, 15,( OO.Feb 1914 to '16 Assessment about z% actual value.
4b, FAA, 10,000. . .Feb., 1917-'18 Tax rate (per M.i 1900 $244039
Population in 1890 was
9,970
9,528
Population in 1900 was
INTEREST is payable in Hudson at the office of the City Treasurer.
MAS
.
.
Real.
Attested valuation
Perianal.
$5,550,525
5,546,090
5,425,105
5,429.663
4,020,139
3,933,335
$854,665
637,600
673,000
748,500
341,950
446,000
Tax rate
Total.
$6.4' 5,190
6,183,690
6,098,005
6,178,163
4,362.089
4,379,335
3,649,232
per $1,000.
$^2-10
2360
22 5o
2060
TT
iJ-' TOT\J
lv-/i ^- _
31-40
This village
3120
1890.
State and county tax rate in 1900 was $5*70; olty tax, proper,
10-40; average school tax, $7 00.
POPULATION— The population in 1900 was 18,349: In 1890
1*804; In 1880 it was 7,133; in 1870 it was 4,518.
GRA VESEND. —
GREENBUSH. —
«%» changed
to Rensselaer,
was
was
LOANS-
New York
City.
In May, 1897, the name of Greenbush
which see for present amount of debt.
Is in
Water Bonds—
8.
G.
JEPSON,
Treasurer.
GETM AW,
Clerk.
Herkimer County.
_
„
When Due.
School Bonds—
1906
4b,
,$10.000
1, 1922
4s JAJ. 6,500. July. 1902 to '14
Bond, debt Jan. 1. 1901. $196,500
1, 1912
1,490,933
Tax valuation 1900
Sewer Bonds—
:->,Oi»0.000
1901 to 1907 Real valuation
$14,500
4s,
1914 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900 $3800
30,000
3s,
4,057
1908 to 1911 Population In 1890 was
4s,...., 10,500
5,133
Population in 1900 was
($2,500 yearly on July 1.)
Electric Light Bonds—
3i»8, AAO, $29,000. Oct. 20, '02 30
July
18, JAJ, $95.000
Subject to call after July
,
See
$C.
\U
,
—
—
NEW YOUK— CITIES
October, 1901.
Arthur G.
ITHACA.—
Tompkins County.
This citv
iu
is
]Vhen
LOANS-
Bridge Bonds—
...,$20,000
4a,
i$->,000
Due
-
is
This city
$241 ,265
Assessmeut about
1
in
.
5
J
23
J-
B.
SHAW,
LOANS -
IThen Due.
1,1905 Certs, of indebt., $4,500.Apr. 1,'10
School Bonds—
1, 1907
June 1, 1915
1. 1909 4s, J&D, $83,000
Oct. 9, 1907 Bond, debt b'eb. 25, '01. $427,300
10,000
Nov. 1909 Floating debt
84,440
Jan.
1910 Paving certificates. ...
3^8, J&D, 6,100
511,740
Tot. debt Feb. 25, 1901
Sewer Bonds—
3>*8, M&S. $50,000... Mar. 1, 1923 Total valuation 1900... 10,867,811
48, J&D, 111,000. ...Deo. 1,1923 Assessment about actual value.
50,000. .. May 1, 1917 Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$22-68
4s, J&D,
22,892
20.000... Mar. 15, 1918 Population in 19>>0 was
48, J&J,
1920 Population In 1890 was
16,038
3««s, J&J. 20,000
June 1, 1921
_
3»«8, J&D, 25,000....
paving
bonds due
INTER EST on the Fire Department bonds, on the
1909 and on $10,000 paving certificates is payable at the Chase National Bank, N. Y., and balance of paving certificates at the Unon
Trust Co Ja'nestown: $2i,000 sewer bonds due in 1921 at the Citizens'
Sav. Bank, New York City; on all other loans at the Treasurer's office
In Jamestown.
<JO*EPH A COLIN, Chamberlain.
Tr^TJT.ic?-rf-\^TLT-KT
Oct.
Jan.
Apr.
,
JOHNSTOWN.
— \p. BOGASSKIG,
Fulton County. [The
Clerk.
city is responsible for part of
This city is in
the debt of ttie old town of Johnstown which on March 1 aggregated $10,000 "
Water Bonds— (Con.)
-° M «-
& 1908
19 000 .Apr., 1902-*20
Bonded debt Feb. 21, '01. $315,000
Water debt (included)
181,000
Assessed valuation, real.3, 23 1,218
School Bonds—
4s, J&D. $22,500... June 15, 1914 Assessed valuation, per'l. 662,100
($2.500 due y'rly) to June 15, 1923 Total valuation LOO ..3,896,318
Tax ra k (perM) 1900
i:5 50
Water Bonds—
1900-1918 Population In 1900 was ...10,130
$122,500
4s,
INTEREST on sohool bonds payable at the Johnstown Bank.
Local Impt. Bonds—
6s,
4s,
190105
$9,793 36
1902-05
5s,
31,427 21
(V. 72, p. 402, for maturity.)
5s
...
.
.
.
KINGS
CO. —See New York
w
H. GREGORY, Treasurer.
PCTMrV^T'OM
rviiN
uo a kjlv JOHN
JOHN
CUMMLNGS,
City.
j
Clerk.
T.
—
LOANS
NAME and PURPOSE.
Interest.
Rate.
4
4
Refunding
do
,
>
When
Payable.
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
F & A
Jat
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
.
Principal.
Due.
Outstand'g
15, 1902-03
15, 1911-12
15, 1914
15, 1915
.
$8,000
50,000
36,500
31,500
169.000
do
3
do
3
Ft^b. 1, 1902 10
Refunding WallkillVal.RR. 3*9
($6,000 in 1902; $9,000 in 1903 and $2 ,000 from 1904 to 1910.)
Water bonds, 1896
3^ semi-an. ($24*000° yeariy. \ 600 000
'
|
seml-an.^^o^^j
d0
d0
i 50 ,000
!8 97
^
Promissory notes
Mar.
4
March, '00 '04
21,493
All the refunding bonds are optional and are now subject to call.
TOTAL DEBT— The total debt on Feb. 15, 1901. was $1,066,493,
including $750,000 water debt and $^1,493 promissory notes.
ASSESSED VALUATION In 1900 of real estate was $10,703,816;
personal property, $1,800,872; total $12,^04,688; tax rate (per
$1,000) 1900, $18-00. Real estate is assessed at •• about 80 per cent
of its actual value." In 1880total assessed valuation was $6,577,904.
POPULATION.—The population in 1900 was 24,535; in 1890 it was
21,261; in 1880 it was 18,344.
LANSINGBURG.— See
Shelliday, Treasurer
J&J, $7,000
City tax (per $1,000) 1900... in -37
Population 1890 was
16,038
Population 1900 was
16,581
1)
LONG ISLAND CITY.— New York
MAMAKATING.— C. W. Piper, Supervisor.
This town (P. O. Wurtsboro)
LOANS—
is
in Sullivan County.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1900. $670,05
Refunding RR. Bonds.
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
$2 ,000. July
24,000.. July
27,000.. July
40,000.. July
J&J,
J&J,
J&J,
J&J.
1
Total debt Apr.
1,
1,
1,
Assessment abt.80 p.o. of full value
Population in 1900 was
:-*,128
Population in 1890 was
3,401
Village Wurtsboro Wat. Bds.
4s, A&O, $7,000 ....Oct., 1902-'15
1902'03
1904-'06
19«-7-'09
1910'13
1901. $112,000
1,
1,
MECHANICSVILLE.-N.
Mechanics ville
is
$37,850. Nov.
1,
Treas.
1,
1925
1,
1903
May 1,1912
23,i00
M&N,
M&N,
4s,
4s,
1901'38
Nov.
A&O, $4",000
Water-works Bondsis, F&A, $35,000
Aug.
4s,
M&N,
Bryan,
$30,000
May 1, 1917
52,00n
May 1, 1922
Bonded debt Mar, l.'Ol. $217,850
Water debt (included)
140,000
Tax valuation I90i>
1,700,000
Populationin 1890 was
2,679
Population in 1900 was
4,695
When Due.
Sewkk Bonds—
4s,
T.
in Saratoga Co.
LO A N S—
School Bonds—
4s, Nov.,
City.
INTEREST on the school bonds is payable at the First Nat. Bank,
Mechanicsville; on others at the Hanover Nat. Bank, New York.
MIDDLETOWN.-I^A^lYL'oRfcSThis city is in Orange County. Bonds issued jointly by this city and
the town of Wallkill are included in the following statement.
Interest.
Principal
LOANS—
Rale. Payable.
WhenDue.
Outstand'g
NAME and PURPOSE.
—
—
i
K
,
,
,
A P rU
^XV^Vt°^Xl.]^
M&S
4
4
M&S
SlO.OOOpd. y'rly $60,000
Mar. 1902-1921
10,000
Mar 19.2 1931
10,000
Aug. 1, 1911
Water bonds, 1891
4
40,000
3i2
M~r. 1, 1913
1893
do
12,000
313 J & J
July 2, 1918
1888
do
100,000
Redeemable at pleasure of city July 2, 1898.
May. 1, 1910
1890
3*2
do
75.000
Feb. I, 1913
1893
do
10,000
3V2 F & A
July
1921
1901
3>* F
1,
do
100,000
3**
Apr.
1901
1,1931
do
90,000
INTEREST is paid at city treasury.
TOTAL DEBT, ETC.— The total bonded debt on Aug. 1, 1907,
excluding bonds issued jointly with town of Wallkill, was $4 7,000.
Payments are made annually towards retirement of the $100,000 water
bonds of 1918 and those of 1921.
ASSESSED VALUATION.— In 1901 the assessed valuation of real
estate, and franchise about % of actual value, was $4,309,663; of
personal property, $212,550; total, $4,522,213; total tax rate (per
Refunding 1901
do
1901.
F&A
&A
F&A
$1,000), $31-t>6.
POPULATION—The population in 1900 was 14,522:
11,977; in 1880
it
was
Board of Education.
MONROE CO.—
Dist. No.
1.—
it
was
J. B.
Hamilton,
Treas.
County seat is Rochester.
LOANS—
Wlien Due.
Assessed val'n,
per*!.. $10,580,435
Court House Bonds—
Total valuation 1900.-152,579,532
3128, F&A, $850,000
1904-1920 Assessment about 4-5 actual value.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. $4-46
($50,000 due yearly on Feb. 1.)
Assessed
While this
in 1890
i.494.
Total debt Feb.21,1901.
City of Troy.
Lansingburg Unton Free School
W.
1902-1908
($2,666 67 yearly) to Nov.
4s,
5,000
Net debt Mar. 1,1901... 227,245
Total valuation 1900
7,544,522
M&N
the capital of Ulster County.
<
Sinking fund
1, 19'>1
1, 1906
M&N,$16,OoO 02.Nov.
M&S
5
is
Water Bonds—
3*2S,
$4<>,5 0.... 1903
A&O,
,
This city
($1,450 yearly) to
See
,
.
M&N, $10,000 ...Nov. 1, 1916
May 20, 1902 Interest payable at City Treasury.
May 20, 1904. Bonded debt Mar. 1, '01. $2.12,245
M&N, $120,000.. Nov. 1, 1902
($10,000 due y'rly) to Nov. 1, 1913
$5,000.. Nov. 1, 1914
3»as, M&N,
Included in the above is a debt of $69,445 for local improvements,
which is payable by special assessment. The city owns $10,000 worth
of stock of the Lockport Hydraulio Co.
,
^*cw
.
4a,
3^s,
Treasurer.
Paving certificate fond
Dec, 1901
,$15,160
48. MAN, $65,000.... Mayl5, 1925 5s,
Dec. 1902
12,160
5s.
Electric Light Bonds—
48,960 ..Dec, 1903'08
Deo. 1,1903 4s,
4s, Ja D, $32,000
($8,160 due yearly.)
Fire Department Bonds—
Dec, 1909
Deo. 1,1903 4s,
,$6,6
4s, J&D, $7,000
Jan. 1910
1,470
4s,
Paving Bonds—
LOANS—
M&N, $4,350
Union School Bonds—
E JOHNSON, Mayor.
-
Intermediate School Bonds—
When Due.
($1,000 yearly on Jan.
Bo^ds—
4s, A&O, $13.000
3,000
48, J«J,
4s, A&O, 18,000
3>«8, A&O, 6.00J
3>*8, J&D, 11,700
4s,
.
JOHN
HARRINGTON, Treasurer.
situated in Niagara County
LOANS—
actual value.
Total tax rate (per M) 1900. .$2290
.13,l:->6
Population in 1900 was.
11,079
Population in 1890waa
AddiDistrict
debt
see
School
For
tional Statements end N.Y.State.
County.
When Due.
LOANS—
City Hall
is
VAN VALKENBURGH, Clerk.
\l
Fiue,High\vav& Lighting Bds
•
due yearly).
TvyrTTO-r/^XXT-lVT
D W JN —
JAMES
Chautauqua
This city
Tot. debt Sept. 20, 1901
45
y*WB TOWNS,
LOCKPORT,
Clerk.
Exempt valua'n, 1901. .10,697,5 5
1916tol926 Uuexrmpt valu'n, 1901 ,788,650
Sewi-r Bonds—
_„
J&J,$125,000. July l.'06to'2G
$44,000
School bonds
Paving bon 8 ...
SSkHH
23,000
Miscellaneous bonds
a
Marion,
««.«.-
48, K,
1
6
^
I
$850,000 Population in 190' was.. 21 7,854
141,999,097 Population 1890 was
189,586
and principal payable at the Am.Ex. Nat.Bk.,N. Y. City,
>
val., real
NTEREST
district is
now included within the boundaries of the City of Troy, tbe district
organization remains a separate corporation within that city and the
city authorities have no jurisdiction in the matters of the school dis-
MOUNT MORRIsTfrFSrS^'
trict.
exempt.
J.
When Due. Total debt Feb. 1, 1901
LOANS.
4b,J&D,$ 8,000 Dec. 1,1901 to '14 Tax valuation 1900
LEWISTON.-J.
This town
is
LOANS-
. .
1
Value of sch. prop'y,1900..$150,000
W. H.
Kelly, Supervisor
1
Tax
rate (oer $1,000). 900.$ 3-88
Population in 1890 was
2,577
Bonded debt Sept. 1, '01. $173,000 Populationin 1900 was
3,221
INTEREST is payable at the Bank of New York. N. B. A.
4*38
,$11,000
162,000
LITTLE FALLS.—
This
city is in
LOANS—
Herkimer County.
SCHOOL Bonds—
1
H. W.
{
When Due.
1
WARREN,
CHAS. A. FOX,
City Clerk.
City Treasurer.
Water Bonds— (Continued)
,J&r, $30,000
1918
3*88, July, $65,000.. July 1, 19r>3
J A- J,
50,' 00... 1907 to 1916
($2,000 due yearly) to July 1, '35. 3ks,M&V. 10,000. ..May 1, 1920
8chool dist. loan 3^%
$15,000 Total debt Sept. 1, 1900. $4"4,000
($1,000 due annually on Nov. 15.) Water debt (included)... 33 ,000
Floatm* debt.
$4 000 Total valuation 1900.... 4,707.390
($2,000 due annually.)
Assessment is at 60% actual value.
Water Bonds—
Total tax rate (p. M.) 1900..$18-»5
8H.000
j^s,
1906 Population in 1890 was
8,183
40.. 00
3Je8
1916 Populationin 1900 was
10,381
3*88, ..-., 105,000
1917
,
'
in Livingston
LOANS—
Refunding Bonds—
County
The refunding bonds are tax
When Due. Assessed
J&J, $10,000.Julyl,1902-'lt
J&J, 32,000.Julyl,191i-'z7
Railroad-Aid Bonds—
314s,
3»ss,
valuat'n, real.$l,877,360
Assessed val., personal.. 124,000
Total valuation 19O1....2.O01.360
Assessui't about 90% actual value.
Tax rate (per$l,000) 1901. $1520
Population 1890
3,761
Population 1900
3,715
1
900 .. $1 .576,246
Assessment about actual value.
Railroad Aid Bonds—
5s,
is
4^8, Feb.. *11,000 .. .1902-1912
($l,0i
yearly on Feb. 1.)
Bonded debt Bept 1, 901. $53,000
INTEREST is payable at the National Park Bank,
in Niagara County.
Total valuation
This town
$62,000
6,583,491
Assess't about 9 p. c. actual value
School tax (per $1,000) 1900. '5-88
$2,000 due yearly.
1^15 to 1931
48, J&D, $34,000
($2,000 annually on Dec 1.)
InL payable in New York City.
1,
MOUNT VERNON.
New York City
RICH'D SEDER.Coraptroller.
N. HOYT, Clerk.
WM.
Mount Vernon is in Westchester County. The city received
on March 22, 1892.
LOANS—
Assessment Bonds—
5s,
5s,
5s,
5s.
5s,
5s,
4s
4b,
48,
4s,
4s,
4s.
M&N,
M&S,
50,000.... Aug. 1, 1903
21,000.. ..Mar. I, 1904
40,000
Aug. 1, 1904
25,000. .. .Nov. 1, 1904
35 000.... Mar. 1, 1905
40,000
1905
40 000... Feb. 1, 1*0
28 000 ...Apr. I, 190>
59,000 ..July 24,1905
,
F&A,
A&O,
J&J,
,
J&J,
1902
$9^.000
,
F&A,
M&S,
FaA,
«-O.O00....Dec.
60 .000.... July
Bridge Bonds—
5s,
When Due.
,$30,000
1, 190">
1, 1906
1921-1923
its
charter
Highway Bonds—
4s,
4s,
,
$10,000. Aug.
320,000
1,
1906-'07
1908-1939
4s,
4s,
48,
4s,
4s,
($10,000 yearly.)
M&N, $40,000. Nov. 1, 1940-*43
J&J, 30,000 . J uly, 1944-'46
J&J, 20,000... J uly, 1947*48
M&V, 30,0)0 .May, 1949-'51
M<vN,
5,000
May 1, 1952
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
J&D, 110,000 June, 1908-1918
J&D, 5,000
June 1,1919
A&O, 20,000.. Apr. 1, 1919'21
.
.
Sewerage Bonds—
J&D, $30,000 June, 1902-1907
312S.M&S, 30,000. .Mar., 19^2-1924
3 4)H,M<sN,6",0 O..May, 192J-1927
3Hj8,F&A,5O,0O0
Feb. 1. 1928
U
STATt
it;
Whtn
LOANS—
Rh IB* BONDS—
<><«
Total valuation 1900.. .23,786.677
Tax rate (ner§l,0< 0)1900 .SI 8 '53
§89,000.... Deo. 1,1901
J.000
Mch. 1. 1902
J&J,
60.010 ....Oct
Jan.
28,< 00
F&A,
29,000.
I,
4s,
48.
1,
2,
Population In 1890 was.... 10,830
Population in 1900 was
'20,346
School Bonds city of Mt.
1908
19 3
Feb. 1,1903
N
Vi
1903
80,000... Stpt 26,1903
45,000 ...Jan. 2,
TO. 00 .. \u-. 1. 1304
3>«8
40.- 00.
la
48
-
v.
KBDKMPTION BONOS—
Aug.
F&A. §4.000
8
-I'd
1,
Jan.
1905
2,
May 1, 1909
to May 1. 1917.)
School Bonds, District No. 5—
4s,
(§'2,000
4s,
,$25,000
due yearly
§12,000
to
,
Mar. 1, 1902
Mar. 1,191 3.)
Aug. 1, 1901
§ ,500 (yearly to 1908.)
School Bonds, District No.
i
4—
41*8, ....,§21,300.. Sept., 1901-'08
valuat'n. real 22,707,843
NASSAU CO.— H.
$5,0<0
(§5,000 duo yearly
is .i.v.i, §105,000... July 1,1918
(§5,000 due yearly to July 1, 1938.)
3i«8, F&A, §50,000.. Feb., 1939-'4S
3S(8.F.sA, 30,0i
.Aug. 1. 1931
1905
1906
4s,
59,000
Feb 1.1905
MA. 5,000
Bond, debt J ul\ 1M901. §2.077.300
93,4 46
Sinking fund
Net debt July 15, 19< 1. 1.983.854
Board of Education
370,000
bonds (Included)...
a--.
son-
Man. 45,000
la,
i
5*.
i;
J&J,
Is.
20.
1
t'&A.
CITY
seed val.. personal§l,078,834
Tax
5s. .K*D.
AW
M.
\V.
Eastman, Treasurer.
Created Jan. 1, 1899. out of that portion of Queens County not
For debt, etc., prior to formation,
Included in the Greater New York
see Queens County statement.
HV"m Due Floatingdebt
§82,676
LOANS3»«8, x, MAS. §05.000 Sept. 1,1930 Assessed valua'n, real.. 22, 495, 862
Assessed v'n, personal. 1.675,816
Court Hocsb Bonds—
3ks,g, J&J. §100,000 July 1.1929 Total valuation 1900. 24,171,678
Bond, debt Feb. 1. 1901. +1,170.653 Population in 1900 was. . 55,448
above includes Nassau's proportion of Queens County debt.
Jonathan
LWbUnUii. — \d.
Nc\A7r3TTi=>/~
This city
is
water bonds
r_r
5
Orange County. The
met by water rents.
is
ir/ieu
4s,
M&S.
City
Is,
§1,000... Sept. 15, 1902
§6.000... Apr. 1, 1902- 13
Globe Fund—
1.437.
1935
.July 20. 1943
Aug.
$25,170
. .
5,
Park Bonds—
4s, J&J. §6,500. ..June 1, 1902-'14
§10.000. July 1, 1915
3S38, J&J,
10,000. May 1, 191C
3>*8, M&N,
Paving Bonds —
MAN,
§6.945... Jan. 1,1902-05
(§1.736 yearly.)
4s, J&J, §8,711. ..Jan. 1, 1902-06
(§1,742 yearly.)
4s, J&J, §7,274.. Jan. 1, 1902-06
(§1,455 yearly.)
4s.
Refunding Water Bonds—
J&D, §118,029. Dec, 1901-16
3Mb,
M&S,
Water deot
§3,240 Sept. 1902-'10
(Included)..
413,750
Assessed valuat'n real 9.608,100
Assessed val't'n pers'l.. 1,426 6->0
Total valuation, 1900 11,034,750
Assesnient aoout *« actual value.
*25-45
Tax rate (per M) 1900
Population in 1890 was
23,087
Population in 1900 was ...24,943
School Bonds—
J&J,
§'22,000... Jan. 1,
(§2,000 due yearly) to Jan. 1,
3>*8,
1902
1912
iMl'KOVEMKNT BONDS—
3»ss
(
3"iS,
1902-1909
,§24,800
($3,100 due yearly.)
MiS, §21,33CSep. 1, 1902-09
(t2,666 due yearly
)
N EW LOTS. — See New York
NEW ROCHELLE.j A.M.
City.
This city is in Westchester County
When Due.
LOANS—
M&N, §12,000. Nov.,
City Hall Bonds—
1904-15
J&D, §13,000. June, 1904-'16
Street & Highway Imi-r'm't—
§20 000 before Oct.1,'02
15,000.before Jan.1,'04
i
I
F&A,
45,000.. Auk. 1910-'32
(§2,000 due yearly.)
31*8. J&J, §29,750.. July, 1904-32
il<01-05
69,752 86
6s, F&A,
Bond, debt July 1,1901. §956,901
Assessed valuat'n 1900.15,31 ,170
Population 1890 was
9,057
Population 1900 was
14,720
1
Park Bonds-
§26,000 May 1, 1902'14
Is
Interest payable at New Rochelle and
|
NEW UTRECHT.—
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New
York.
New York
City.
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.
^
Kings County, Richmond County, and the following portions of
Queens County, namely, Long Island City, the towns of Newtown,
Flushing and Jamaica, and part of the town of Hempstead. The
following statement shows all the Indebtedness of the consolidated
city on Sept. 1, 1901, excepting only such of the school districts of the
old County of Queens as are located partly within and partly without
the Borough of Queens.
New York City issued subsequent to Jan. 1, '98..$106,7'U,6? 4 80
Km del debt of New
YorkCUy issued prior to .Jan. I. 18»".
203,784.2:8 14
Funded o»bt of
of corporations in the Borough "f Brooklyn,
cluding Kings Coui.tv
Fiji <led deM of corporations In the Borough of Queens
Funded debt of corporations In the Borougti of Richmond
Funded dtbt
Total funded debt Sept. 1, 1901
Temporary loan In anticipation of the collection of taxes
Total bonded debt Sept.
1. lftoi.
Mnkiag fund*— Stock and bond Investments
Net bonded debt =ept. 1,1901
—
...
Tfl.OOVTfeiO
12, -1 1,*4 * 36
;
V.761,231 <7
$401,081.' 3P 79
*5l, 552,100 00
|462.r33.139 78
114, 166,91 3 04
I83M7/.V26 72
temporary loan bonds reach the maximum figure at this
and during the next few months will be reduced to their
out
amount
of the lax collections now being- made.
•The reTenoe
or
tlore of the je»-,
lKm>!
In-
550,192,612
~~.~.
3,787,970,873
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. Wo show first the bond issues made since the
Greater New York Charter went into effect. Then we add statements
leporting at length the indebtedness of the separate boroughs all
the districts, towns and other divisions being in eaoh case grouped
under the borough to which thev belong
;
:
GREATER NK1V YORK BONDS.— Bonds
solidation.
issued since con-
The loans marked
paragraph mark
(S. F.) are held wholly in the sinking fund.
The
tH) indicates exempt from taxation except for State
purposes.
—
Interest.
—
Rate. Payable.
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ROBERTA. VAN WYCK, Mayor.
BIRD S. COLER, Comptroller.
The consolidation provided under the Greater New York Charter
became effective January 1, 1898, and New York City now includes
,
,
3,237,778,261
* Includes §1,157,400 of property liable for taxation
of State purposes only.
APPROPRIATIONS-The total appropriations for Greater New
York in 1898 was *77,559,332 37; in 1899 it was §93,520,082 03: in
1900 it was §90,778,972 48, and for 1901 it Is §98.096,413 43.
POPULATION—The population of Greater New York, according to
th U. 8. Census of 1900, is 3,437,202. The Health Department estimate for July 1, 1901, was 3,536.5i7.
1.)
Land Damage Bonds—
3ks, A&O, §80,000.'Apr., 1904-23
3^8, J&D, 20,000. Jul ,1924-28
Certific's of Indebtedness -
Sewer Certificates—
School Bonds—
3»*s, F&A, §10,000.. Aug. 1910-'19
A&O, §100,000. Oct.l, 1908-'27
A&O, 95,000. Oct.l, 1928-'46
19471959
A&O, 65,000..
,§34,778
3H»8,
3Ss. F&A, 120,000. Aug 1,'10'49
34s, J&D, 150,000. June, 1904-*33
3*28, A&O, 38,000.Apr. l,l911-'29
3>«8,
Total
1910-1928
M&N, §2^,500. May 1,1902-04
M&N, 25,000. Nov., 1902-'26
6s
When Due.
(§5,000 annually on Oct.
5s,
3»se,
4s,
DILLON, Mayor.
SELZ, Clerk.
Sewer Bonds—
4s,
5s,
4s,
3»«f,
J.
J.
LOANS—
Fire Department Bonds—
3 1**.
:
Bond debt Mar. 1,1901. §716.738
(§7,377 yearly.)
LXXIII
Real Estate.
Pers'l Estate.
Total.
Tax Kate.
Manhattan and
§
§
*
§
The Bronx
2,428,997.016 440,468.558 2,869,465,574 231733
Brooklyn
*658,962,119
89.241,624
*748,20-t,743
23-8853
Queens
i0,826,810
107,179,620
118,006,430 235702
Richmond
42,639,506
9,655,620
52,295,126 23 5191
Dept. Correction bldgs. IT
3*28, ..... §59,000... 1902 to 1917
(§1,500 an. to *16, §35,000 in '17.)
3^8, M&S, +15,000.Sept. 1, '02 '£1
Sewer Bonds—
3"*s,
M&N,
§14,022. Nov., 1901-09
(§1,558 due yearly.)
4f>,
M&8, §1,000 Sept. l,*02-03
'02-11
4s,
M&N,
5,000. May
4s,
M&S, 15,000. Sept. 1, 1902
M&S, §7,000. Mar. 1, 1904
4s,
M&N, 13,000. Nov. 1, 1905
4s.
M&S, 20,000. Sept. 1, 1911
4s.
4s,
F&A, 125,500 Feb. 1, 1912
F&A, 44,000. Feb. 1, 1912
4s,
3^8, M&N, 43,750 Nov., 1901-23
(§1,750 yearly.)
3^8, M&S, §18,000 Sept. 1, 1907
3e,
M&S, 20,000. Sept. 1, 1906
M&N, 11,250. Mavl,'02-'16
4s,
<$ 750 yearly.)
3^8, M&S, §8,000. Mar. 1,1 902-09
(§1,000 yearly.)
3>as,
(§500 yearly.)
4s, A &0, §8 ,000... Apr. 1,1902-15
(§500 yearly.)
Ss, Ann.,
3e, Aug.,
the
Vol.
The following table shows the ass-essed valuation of property In
the consolidated city for the year HiO
LOANS—
When Due.
iMiRovtMENT Bonds— (Con.)—
Hall-
A&O.
Clerk.
principal and interest on
LOANS—
Due.
Bridge (Chambers Creek) -
SUfflEMtWT.
wilson, Mayor.
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Principal.
Oulsland'g.
Sec. 100, Ohap.jlS, LaweiSq?
When Due.
1923
s.f.
1930
s.f.
1940
s.f.
Nov. 1, 1928
1929
1940
s.f.
1928
s.f.
1941
s.l.
1940
Nov. 1, 1928
1929
s.f.
1940
s.f.
1941
s.f.
Nov. 1, 1928
§19,500
115,681
56,063
450,000
400.000
150,000
115,480
217,720
250.000
600,000
50,000
70,000
2\000
200,000
1, 1928s.f. 175,000
19^0
300,000
Nov. 1, 1928
60,000
Nov. 1, 1928s.f.
5,000
Nov.l,*28A29
550,000
Nov.l,'28&41s.f. 314,000
Nov. 1, 1940
2450,000
1928&1929
950,000
1928
s.f.
40,000
1929
s.f.
31,518
1940
s.f. 287,000
1941
s.f.
25,000
1929
s.f. 100,000
1929
300,000
1940
s.f.
62,668
1919
44,287
s.f.
1929
300,000
1941
s.f. 500,000
Nov.
1»40
s.f. 136,'-i90
1911
37 5 /" 00
Nov.l,'28&29
625,000
1929
s.f.
85,000
1923
20,000
s.f.
1929
s.f. 150,000
1929
500,000
1930
250,000
Nov. 1, 1940
D310.000
1928
s.f.2075,294
1940
s.f. 1374,706
1940
2500,000
Nov.l,'28&29
4600,000
1929
s.f. 100,000
Nov. 1, 1928
1820,786
1940
320,074
Nov. 1, 1928s.f.ll74,055
1909-1929 s.f.2383,640
1929
1700,000
1940
1900.000
1941
s.f. 500,000
1929
s.f.
85,615
1940
7,385
s.f.
1929
1800,000
1940
2190,000
1909 1920 s.f.
17,650
1940
s.f.
49,350
1929
500.000
1940
150,000
1941
100 000
1909 & 1940s.f.
50,000
1929
100,000
1941
150,000
1929 & 1940s f. 273,271
1940
813,484
800,000
1941
1941
s.f. 112,637
Nov. l,'28-*29
2700,000
1929
s.f.1287,824
45)0,000
Nov., 1940
50.000
1916
s.f.
1911
s.f.
71,500
2.000
1940
s.f.
1914
s.f. 100,000
65,000
1923
s.f.
1940
s.f. 100,000
30,000
s.f.
1941
100,000
1929
1909&1921
1918
1929
1940
19 9
s.f.
146,500
15,000
63,000
300,000
500,000
1914&1929 s.f.2771,168
1940
s.f.2598,211
2961,233
1929&1941
1738,362
Nov. 1, 1926
s.f.
Nov.l,'28.'29s.f. 170,03;*
8S6 -2§£
1940
1020
1940
1940
•^
s.f.
^
1 ??' 7
14,000
2000,000
——
'
F
LOANS-
Interest.
,
)
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do
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do
do
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do
do
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do
do
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do
Bdg. Con'g Pelham Ba ylT
do
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do
Bdg. over Bronx RiverIT
Pub. Bldg. Crotona Pk.H
do fc U
do
Hos. Bldg. Gouv'r Slip.1I
do
.11
do
Rapid Transit KR
H
.11
.11
31-
Pub. Park in 12th WardlT
do
do
3i*
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Pub. Park— Hester St If
do
do
If
do
do
..U
Bdg. over tracks N.Y.C.U
do
do
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Bdg. Pt. AM. Br
If
River.
E.
Bridge over
.1f
do
do
..If
do
do
..H
do
..Ti
do
Bdg. over Newt'n "reeklf
Riverside Drive Ext. .11
do
do
..If
Vi'd't o ver96St Ri v. Dr. If
Imp, etc., Riverside Pklf
do
do
..Ti
Compl'n Riv. Pk. A Dr.ff
Imp., etc., Crotona Pk.1T
Park, 54th Street. ... If
New Pk., Ac. ,23,24 Wdsfl
Melrose Ave, Viaduct.. If
do
do
..U
3
3
.
3
3ia
3
3
3
3
3*2
3
3*2
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Mem. Arch... If
do
New
do
>•_•
3
Redemp.Brk. Water L'nlf
Red. Ass. Bds. Park Av.lf
do
..11
do
Soldiers'
..If
2>a
3<a
3
3
319
3
do
do
do
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do
If
..IT
If
do
do
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do
do
...
do
do
Laying Water Mains.
1;
if
.
.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
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do
do
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MA N
MAN
MAN
M& N
MAN
MA N
MAN
MA N
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
M* X
MAN
MAN
M & N
MAN
MAN
M& N
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
3>a
Grad.APav.Gr'dSt.Blnlf
Court Hous» site.Bronxlf
Bronx Park, Zoo. Gar. 1f
do
do
..If
BkateAQolf H ,V C. P'k.lf
Silver Lafce Park, Rich-lf
Entrance Cen Pk.,66St1f
Imp. N Y.Bota ".Gard'nlf
Departm'tor Health... If
So3dAv.ap toBr.,Har If
do
do
do
IT
Bdg.ov.MottH C 135Sl1f
A'-morles and sites
IT
Bdg. over Eastcbes. Baylf
Site Col. of City N. Y
IT
Imp. of Central Park. .IT
New Aqueduct
M A N
MA N
MA N
3
3
.
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
3
Bldgs, Cent. Islip.lf
Ad dition'l Water
.V
3
3i«
3i
3
H
3
3
3
3
31-2
3
312
31-2
3
3
3
3
3i«
3'*
3i2
3
319
3
3i«
3i«
3
;««
3
..IT
..IT
Long Is. Water Plant.. 11
Water M'ns A Pumpinglf
3L2
313
3
3i 2
do
do
..1J
Assessment Bonds—
Assess* ment bonds
3
1T
do
3**
do
11
Street Improvements.. IT 3
Fort Wash. Road
3
IT
Streets 26 Wd. Brook .1i 3
i3r\0<>o
s.f.
1907-1910 s.f. 900,000
Nov. 1, 1908
500,000
1907
s.f. 700.000
1300-1901 s.f.
47,124
s.f.
50,000
BOROUGHS OF MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.
DEBT OF OLD CITY OF NEW YORK.
In the followine statement loans •wholly In the sinking fund are dis
tlnguished by s. f. prefixed to the amount outstanding. Loans exempt
from taxation have a paragraph mark (If) added to the title of the loan.
LOANS—
Interest.
-
—
Principal.
.
NAME AND PURPOSE.
Rate Payable.
.Secured by Sinking Fund Preferred—
Croton Reservoir Bonds...
6
6
7
Q—
When Due.
Aug.
Nov.
Nov.
1,
1,
1,
.
Outstand'g
1907
1902
1902
$20,000
63,000
412.000
MAN
MAN
b.— Secured by Sinking Fund (Second Lien), Act of June
1878—
Consolidated Stock, gold.. 5
MAN
Nov.
1928
6,900,000
Consolidated Stock
4
MAN Nov. 1910 2,800.000
Water8tock
WaterStock
3,
C— Secured
1,
1,
If
by Special Sinking Fund, Derived by
Act of June 3. 1878—
Additional Water Stock .If
3
do
do
do
do
do ..If 313
do
do ..If 3
do
do ..If 3h
Armory bonds
3
11
do
do
3
do
do
3
2i*
do
do
do
do
3
do
do
3
do
do
3
do
do
3g
Assessment Fund Stock. .. 5
City Park Improv't Stock. 5
Consolidated stock—
N. Y. Bridge Bonds
do
do
do
do
do
Metropol.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Ser. "4."
Museum
do
do
3
5
4
3
3
3
of
do
do
Art 3
..
3
2i*
A A O
A A O
A A O
M A N
M& N
M A N
MA N
MA N
MA N
MAN
MA N
MA N
MA N
MA N
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
M A
MA
Oct
Annual Taxation
1933
1933
100,000
300,000
Oct.
Oct,
1933s. f. 45,000
1916
Oct
1,750.000
200,000
Aug. 15, 1904
Nov. 1, 1907s.f. 142,632
Nov. 1, 1907
250,000
Nov. 1. 1907s. f. 213,500
Nov. 1. 1909
442,000
Nov. 1. 19 10s. f. 884,115
Nov. 1, 1911s.f. 249,450
Nov 1, 1914
270,500
1,
1,
1,
1,
1903
1904
500
s.f.
11,000
Nov. 1, 1922s. f.
B.f.
1928
S.f.
1928
1923
S.f.
1925
S.f.
330,000
300,000
866,666
100.000
120.000
30.000
25,000
727,000
120,000
1926
1905
1913
1913
B.f.
S.f.
S.f.
S.f.
Metropol Museum of Art
do .. 3
do
do
do .. 3 lag
do
do
Amer. Mus. of Nat. Hls'y. 3
213
do
do
do
do .. 3
do
do
do
3g.
do
do
do .. 3
do
do
do .. 3 lag
do
do
!
1941
80,000
B.f.
1919
s f.
16,000
Nov. 1. 1928
75,000
1914
2,500
s.f.
Nov. 1, 1928
50.000
Nov. 1, 1930
85,000
194*-1950
5,000,000
1950
1,500,000
1949
3,000,000
Nov. 1, 1928
50,000
Nov. 1, 1928*. f.
20,000
1921
s.f.
1,248
194 1
«.f. 125,000
3.000,000
1941
1921
s.f.
29,495
1929
1365,000
1920
s.f.
31.908
g.f 125,000
1941
1941
2,050,000
1921 A 1941 s.f.
35,000
1921
50,000
1921 A 1940 s.f. 10,000
1928
s.f.
20 000
20,000
1928
s.f.
1940
s.f.
62.000
750,000
1941
«.f. Ho. 000
1910
1928 A 1929
600,000
1941
150,000
1940
s.f.
85,000
1921 A 1940 s.f. 245,111
25,0u0
1941
s.f.
s.i.
1940
1,500
1-28
s.f.
30,000
1929
s.f.
7.162
1909 29
s.f.
13,000
1928
140,000
1941
s f.
5,000
19'2.9
s.f. 1215.OO0
45S.000
Nov. 1, 1929
Nov. 1, 1929s. f.
10,801
1929 A 1940 s.f.
7,000
1940
200,000
1929
s.f.
1,000
1940
s.f.
10,200
1940
147,079
1940
100.000
1941
s.f.
50,000
1940
s.f.
20,000
1940
30,000
1940
8,200
s.f.
1941
s.f.
75,000
19 U
s f.
25,000
1941
800,000
1941
*.f.
11/00
1941
30,000
1941
200,000
1941
5.000
1941
14,8 >1
1911
5.000
1911-1920 s.f. 283,000
1919
250,000
Oot. 1, 1917
2000,000
1918-1920
5200.000
1912-1920 s.f. 1340.000
Nov. 1. 1917
700,000
Nov.l,'09-*19s.f. 400,000
1920
500,000
Nov. 1, 1917
300,000
Nov. 1, 1917s.f.
50,000
1918-1 Q 20 s.f. 225,000
1920
850,000
1920
150.000
Nov. 1, 1918
570,000
1918
10H.343
1920
350,000
M& N
M & N
M A N
M A N
MA N
MA N
MA N
M& N
M N
MA N
M& N
MAN
M&N
MAN
M& N
M A N
M & N
M& N
M & N
M& N
M& N
X
M
M& N
M& N
M & N
3
3
St.li
do
do
1H
I9i<»
-Interest.-—.
-Principal.
When Due.
-««<«• Payable.
NAME AND PURPOSE.
Consolidated Stock— (Con.
1
8H M A
3»a M A N
3Hs M & N
M &N
3
3
M & N
M
& N
3
3>* M & N
MA N
3
3ia M A N
3s.
31*
LOANS-
Nov. 1, 1928 91029,849
40,<»00
19 9
g.f.
500,000
J .0,000
1928
192m
1000,000
M &
3
3
do
do
..IT
3i2
do
do
IT
Pub. Bath RivingtonSt.U 3l<5
3
do
do
..IT
do
47
Boroughs of Manhattan and the Bronx.— (Oon.)
-PrincipalOutotand'Q.
When Due.
MA
3»a
.
Pks. 28tk-29th
—
Rate Payable.
name AND PURPOSE.
Corporate Stock— (Con
do
7
>
NEW Y0B&— CITIES ^WB TOWNS,
October, 1901,
Pub
..
-
Temp'y bdg. ov. Bronx R
Bridge over Bronx River
Brg ov. Bronx R. 177th St
Harlem R. Br." Wash'n"
.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
3
3
3
3
3
3
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MA N
do
do
M
3
do
M
3
do
2ia
do
3
do
3
do
213
do
3
do
M
3
do
M
3
do
M
3
do
Harlem R Br. "Wash'n" 3
do "Ship Canal" 3
do
3
do
do
do
do
3
do
do
do
do
do
3g
M
do Third Ave.. 3
do
3
do
do
do
3
do
do
do
do
do
3H!gM
do
3
do
do
do
3iagM
do
do
do
do 155th St.. 3
do
..3
do
do
do
3 g
do
do
do
do
do First Ave.. 3
Br.ov.H. Riv. E.of B'way 3
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
A N
.
Br'kAv.bdg.N.Y.AH.RR.
H.RR., 153d St.
Grand A Walton Av. Bdg.
Gansevoort Market
Br. over
do
do
do
do
3
3
3
3
3
3
Ward's Isl., Ac, Build'gs. 3
Morningside Park
3
do
do
2>s
3
Central Park
2i*
do
do
"
City Improvement Stock.
Castle Garden imp. Aq'm
do
..
do
East River Park
do
do
do
do
Mount Morris Park
do
do
Rutgers Slip Park
Riverside Park
do
do
do
do
do (Women's Cottage)
3g
3
3
3
213
3
3
212
3
3
2ia
3
3
NewParks,23dA24thW. 2^
do
do
If
Van Cortland Park
21-2
3
2ia
t
do
A N
A N
do
Fifth Dist. Police Court..
do
do
do ..
do
do
do ..
Seventh Dis. Police Court.
do
do
do
Repaving
If
do
do
-II
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
3d Ave
3
3
3
3
A N
A N
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MA N
A N
MAN
MAN
A N
MAN
A N
MAN
MAN
MA N
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
M&N
MAN
MA N
M& N
MAN
MA N
MAN
MA N
MAN
MAN
MA N
MAN
MAN
MA N
MAN
MAN
M4N
MA N
MA N
M& N
MAN
MA N
MA N
MA N
MAN
MAN
2ia MAN
MAN
3
MAN
3
MAN
3
MAN
3
3
MAN
MAN
3
MAN
Si :gM A N
3g
3
3^gM A N
3iagM A N
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
3g M & N
3iagM A N
3
MAN
MA N
3
3
Columbus Celebration... 3
Mosh< >lu Parkway
3
Public Driveway
3
do
do
do
do
Awards, Change ofGrade
do
do
do
New
>*
Municipal Building.
Washington Bridge Park
3
3
do
do
do
Gore of Land 135th St.
3
3g
..
Ward's Island Purchase..
do
do
do
Br. Approaches, Macomb
do
do
do
Parklmp (N. Y.CityAPel)
do
do
do
Corlears Hook Park
do
do do
do
do do
El'zone Plant Riker's Is.
Cathedral Parkway
do
do
Mulberry Bend Park...
do
do
do ...
Crotona Pk.,Pub. Bldg.
do
do
do
do
do
do
.
Fire Department
do
do
do
do
do
do
Street A Park Opening. 1f
Street-Cleaning Dept
do
do
do
do
..It
College of N. Y. City
do
do
do
do
High School Bonds
g.
....If
3
3
3
S*
3g
3
3
?g
MA N
MA N
MAN
MAN
MAN
M& N
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MA N
MA
MA
3g M A
3g M A
g M A
l
3g M A
3
3
N
N
N
N
N
N
MAN
MAN
MAN
MA N
MAN
MAN
3iag MAN
MAN
3
3*3 M A N
3*agM A N
3g MAN
3i2gM A N
MAN
3
MAN
3
3g
3
3g
3
3
3
Outstand'g
Nov. 1, 1912s.f. $90,000
1907
s.f.
40,000
1916
200.000
Nov. 1, 1913s.f. 595.000
Nov. 1, 1913s.f. 205,000
Nov. 1, 1920s, f. 474,103
Nov. 1, 1920
475,000
Nov. 1, 1925s. f. 50,000
Nov. 1, 1917
250,000
1919
s.f.
5,000
1920
s.f.
15.000
1919
s.f.
30,000
Nov. 1, 1906s.f. 50,000
Nov. 1, 1907s. f. 350,000
Nov. 1, 1907
900,000
Nov. 1, 1903s. f. 800,000
Nov. 1, 1908
350,000
Nov. 1, 1909s.f. 385,100
Nov. 1, 1910s.f. 16,650
Nov. 1, 1910
178,300
1910
s.f.
14.500
1913
s.f.
17,175
1911
s.f.
89,508
1912
s.f.
60,078
1914
s.f.
45,590
1915
s.f.
39.325
1914
s.f. 315,000
1915
s.f.
45,069
1919
s.f.
36,573
1920
80,000
Nov. 1, 1914s.f. 100,000
Nov. 1, 1915s.f. 85,000
1916-1920 s.f. 219,037
1916-1920
1,050,000
1920
s. f. 655,980
1918
400,000
Nov. 1. 1916s.fl, 140.000
1917
s.f.
5,000
1920
100,000
1920
s.f. 180,000
1919
s.f.
45.000
1921
s.f. 50,000
1919
50.000
s.f.
1922
s.f.
15,000
1907
s.f. 120,000
1908
s.f. 330,000
1909
s.f.
53,715
Nov. 1, 1902s.f. 496,800
Nov. 1, 1907s.f 331,000
Nov. 1, 1907s.f. 110,000
1907
s.f. 1613,000
1907
s.f.
45,000
1915
778,772
1912
s.f. 230,000
1920
70,000
Nov. 1, 1907s.f.
7,000
Nov. 1, 1907s. f.
3,500
Nov. 1, 1911s.f. 637,118
1907
s.f.
34,500
1907
s.f.
5,000
Nov. 1, 1911s.f. 20,000
1907-1921 s.f. 240,000
1907
s.f.
25,000
Nov. 1, 1912s.f.
1,500
Nov. 1, 1912s.f.
7,000
1909
s.f. 466,10
1909
9,357.000
Nov. 1, 1909s. f. 237,500
Nov. 1. 1909s. f. 12,500
1911
s.f.
75,000
1912
s.f.
75,000
1913
s.f.
39,189
19161917 s.f. 88,121
1920
199,000
Nov. 1, 1909s.f. 105,000
Nov. 1, 1909s.f. 895,000
Nov. 1, 1910
1,000,000
Nov. 1, 1911s.fl,000,000
Nov. 1, 1913s.fl,500,000
Nov. 1, 1913
500 000
Nov. 1, 1916
500,000
1920
s.f. 525,000
1920
700,000
1916
475,000
191
600,000
Nov. 1, 1918 1,400,000
Nov. 1. 1923s. f. 176,308
1903
s.f.
28,500
Nov. 1, 1912s f.
4,000
Nov. 1, 1918s.f.l,700,000
1920
800.000
1916
250,000
1907-1912 s.f. 616.865
19101911
385,000
1912
s.f.
8,300
1915
36,779
s.f.
1920
640.000
1916
s.f. 183,509
Nov. 1, 1913s.f. 147,359
Nov. 1, 1913
672,409
69.388
1916
s.f.
274,181
1920
Nov. 1, 1919s.f. 690 000
310,000
Nov. 1, 1920
1912
s.f.
47,500
1913
1,370,421
124,500
1914
1913
s.f.
37.000
5,000
Nov. 1, 1912s.f.
195,000
1914
1924
1,584,371
100.000
1920
1914
s.f.
5,000
1914
60,000
1920
s.f.
65,111
108,015
1914
s.f. 150,000
1915
Nov. 1, 1916s. f. 300,000
Nov. 1, 1916s.f. 300,000
Nov. 1, 1918
1,868,867
1914
s.f. 130,115
1912
133,000
Nov. 1. 1916
150.000
1914
47,000
1914
204,250
Nov. 1, 191 5s. f. 350,000
1916
s.f.
5,000
—
.
4$
-
*
STATE AMD CITY SUf fi£M£NT.
Boroughs or Manhattan and tbe Bronx.— (Con.)
-
—
.
>
LOANS-
Interest.
P. 01.
NAME AND PURPOSE.
~olii>atki> Stock— ( Con.)—
New
—
Payable.
When
M
M
1923
s.f.$105,100
1921
s.f. 125,000
1914
380,000
1912
200.000
1920
50,000
1912
s.f.
45.000
1920
100,000
1920-1921 -.1". 413,425
1917
185,000
1922
s.f. 125,000
1914
s.f.
700
1914
65,000
1914
s.f. 100,000
N
N
N
N
MA NN
3
3g M A N
3
MA N
3»agM A N
MA N
3
3g M A N
g M A N
i
M & N
3g M A N
3*2gMA N
3
M& N
3g MA N
3»sgM A N
3
MA N
3!2gM & N
3
MA N
3»agM A N
3*2g M A N
3^g M A N
3
MA NN
3
MA
3
MA N
3^g M A N
3
M&N
3iagM A N
3>agM A N
3
MA N
3
MA N
3>sgM&N
3iugM & N
3*2g M A N
M & N
3
&
3
A
3g M &
do
do
do
3%.M A
Repavlng 3d Av, 23d Wd. 3g M &
Hall of Records
Bides for Hotan'l Mus'm
Riverside Park A Drive.
do
do
do
do
Avenue A
Avenue A
23dA24thWds.
do
Pavinir Jerome Avenne.
of
Parkways..
Improv'ut
do
do
do
do
Fire Hydrant
3
Principal,Due.
Outstawt'tj
1925
50,000
Vol.
lxxiii
Boroughs of Manhattan and the Bronx.— (Con.)
LOANS-
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
3
.11
.
.ir
do
do
do
do
31*
3
3
.11
3
3
3
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•
IT
MAN
A A O
A A
A A
A A
A A
A &
A A
O
O
O
O
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O
MAN
MAN
3^ MAN
3^gM A N
3g M A N
3
MAN
3
MAN
3
MAN
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3
3
.
Additional Water Stook.
do
do
do
do
—
P. Ct. Payable.
Additional Water Stook.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Interest.
.
NAME AND PURPOSE.
.
.
.
.
PHncipal-
When Due.
1912
Oct. 1, 1904
Oct. 1, 1904
Outstand'g.
$250,000
1.500.0CO
5,000,000
Oct. 1, 1904s.fl,000,000
Oct. 1, 1905
5,000,000
Oot. 1. 1907
8,2' 0,000
Oct. 1, 1907s.f4,350,000
Oct. 1, 1907s. f. 9i0,000
1912
s.f4,569,500
1912
75,000
1915
3,030,500
1916
1,750000
Nov. 1, 1912s.tl,383,500
1914
391,500
1912
s.f. 245,000"
1913
s.f.
5,000
1914
250,000
1925
50,000 Water Main Stock
do
do
1925
25.000
do
do
Police Department
1925
60,549
do
do
1925
100,000 Payable from Taxation, or from Sinking
Fund, if Approved by Com
do
do
Nov. 1, 1918s.f. 14.000
missioners, Provided Such Payment Shall Not in Any Way Impair
do
do
Nov. 1. 1918
20,000
the Preferred Claims Thereon.— (Section 6, Chapter 383, Laics of
J
New East River Bridge..
1920
s.f. 137,325
1878)—
do
do ..
do
1917
100.000
7
Nov. 1, 1903
do
do ..
do
1918
300.000 Assessment Fund Stook
$336,600
do
do
6
Nov. 1, 1903s.f. 156,100
Public Park (8t. John's)
1916
554,565
do
do
6
Nov. 1, 1910s.f. 364,850
St. John's Pk.construct'n
1916
s.f.
35,000
do
do
M A N Nov. 1, 1910
6
Public Park, 111th St...
1917-1918 s.f. 88,690
535,600
City
Pks.
Imp't
Fund
Stk.
M A N Dec. 23, 1901
7
do 12th Ward..
do
1921
200,000
s.f.
66,307
do
do
do
6
M A N Dec. 23, 1901s.fl,371,500
Fort Washington Park.H
Nov. 1, 1918
867,310
do
do do
..
M A N Deo. 23, 1901
6
Extension Kings Bdg.Rd.
266,500
1919
s.f.
2,000
do
do
do
M
..
6
A N
Sept. 3, 1902s. f. 685,000
Improv'nt Pk.AParkw'8.
1917
123,000
do
do
do
Con.
M
N
6
A
Jan.
do ..
do
1, 1902
862,000
do
1918
175,000
do
do do
..
7
Sept. 3, 1902
do
do ..
465,000'
do
1921
102,000
s
do
do
do
..
6
July
do
do ..
1, 1903s.f. 704,000
do
1918
37,000
s,
do
do
do
..
6
M
N
A
July
1903
Insane
Tax
for
1,
100,000
State
1916
1,200,000
do
do do
..
7
M A N July 1, 1903
do
446,000
do
1915
177.000
do
do
do
6
July
125,000'
1904s.f.
Redemption of Bonds
1,
1922
7.000.000
do
do do
6
M & N July 1 1904
Red.Assessm'ntParkAve
100,000
1920
s.f. 100,000
do
do do
5
July i : 1904s.f. 325,000
Pub. Pk.. St. Nicholas Av. 3
Nov. 1, 1911 s.f. 43,074
Consol. Stock— County
3*2 g J A J
1917-1921
3
8.C99.00O
Croton Water Main
1918
s.f. 250.000
5
1906
do
3ifl
M A N Nov. 1, 1918
».f. 691,000
do
400,000 Croton Water Main Stook
do
do
..5
& N
1906
173.000
Public Park, 11th Ward. 3
1920
s.f.
23,709
7
1901
500,000
Harlem R.Br. (145th St.) 3
1918
s.t.
4,000 Dock Bonds
do
7
M& N
1902
do
do
750,000
3
MA N
do
1919
s.f.
96,000
do
6
M& N
1902
3
s.f. 250,000
1916-1919 s.f. 35,000
Pelham Bay Bridge
do
6
M& N
1904
s.f. 976,000
3
Public Park, 28th St
1921
s.f.
16,096
do
7
1904
348,800
1920-1923 s.f. 16,561
Public Park, Hester St.. 3
do
6
Nov. 1, 1905s.f. 321,200
Viaduct, Riverside Drive 3
1914
65,000
s.r.
do
6
Nov. 1, 1905
744,000
Imp.Sp'tenDuyv.Pkway 3
1923
s.f.
55,000
do
6
1906
s.f. 150,000
Melrose Ave. Viaduct.... 3
1922
s.f.
25,000
do
5
1906
s.f. 278,0003
Depart, of Correction
1921
s.f.
50,000
do
5
1907
s.f. 460,800do
....
do
3»sgM A N
Nov, 1, 1918
250,000
do
5
M
N
A
1908
s.f. 147.00O
3
Depart, of Charities
1921
s.f. 418,175
5
do
M
N
A
1908
169,200
do
3>sgM A N
do
Nov. 1, 1918
350,000
Museum of Art, Ac
M & N May 1, 1903s.f. 665,000
6
Ambulance Station
3
1916
s.f. 50,000
do
do
M
May
5
N
A
1,
1903s.
f.
260,000
Hospital Building GouM A N Nov. 1, 1905s.fl,252,00O
verneurSllp
3
1916
s.f.
65,000 N.Y.Br.Bds. (Consol Stk.).. 6
do
do
do
..
M
A
N
Nov.
1905
6
1,
248,000"
Public
Health
Bldgs. for
3
N
1919
and Comfort
s.f.
25,000 e.— Payable from Assessments or from the Sinking Fund,
if the ComN
Public Bath, Riringt'n St. 3
1919
s.f.
30,000
missioners Thereof Approve, Provided Such Payments Shall Not
3
N
Board of Health
1919
38.027
s.f.
in Any Way Impair the Preferred Claims Thereon.— (See SecCourtHouse— Appel't«Div.1I3i2gM & N
Nov. 1. 1918
389,431
tion 6, Chapter 383, Laws of 1878.)—
do
MA N
do
do
3
1919
s.f.
64,593
M A N On or aft. 1888s.f. $75,000'
3
MA N
Criminal Court-House Bds. 3
1908
s.fl, 745,000 Assessment Bonds
do
do
M& N
3
do 1893s.fl,639,00O
MA N
Croton Water Main Stock.. 5
1906
s.f. 585,000
do
do
M A N
3
do 1894s.f. 125,000
do .. 4
M A N Nov. 1, 1906s.f. 15,000
do
do
do
do
3
M& N
do 1895s.fl, 602,542
MA N
5
Dock Bonds
1908
s.f. 225,000
do
do
MA N
3
do
1896».fl, 180,987
5
M A N Nov. 1, 1909s. f. 300,000
do
do
do
MA N
do
3
1897s.f. 113,018
M A N Nov. 1, 1909
5
do
200,000
2^2
do
MA N
do
1899
s.f. 518,000
5
M& N
1910
do
s.f. 520,000
N
do
do
1900
3
MA
s.f 975,000
MA N
5
do
1911
s.f. 191,000
N
do
do
3
MA
1901
s.fl ,450,000
do
4
A N
1911
s.f. 672,000
N
do
M
1901
do
&
200,000
4
A N
1912
s
do
s.tl,080,000
do
do
1903
MA N
:::::: I
950,000
MA N
4
do
1913
s.f. 820,000
MA N
4
1914
do
s.f. 175,000
Annexed Territory Bonds.
M A N Nov. 1, 1914s.f. 270,000 Town of Morrisania—
3
do
M A N Nov. 1, 1914
3
do
355,000
..ir
Central Av. construction 7
Ann'ly < 1902 to 1915
14,500Nov. 1, 1915
do
3^ H A N
1,150,000
..it
$1,000 yearly.
MA N
3
1916-1918
do
1,500.000
1916-1980
..IT
Central Av. construction 7
semi-an <
64,000
3
MA N
1918
do
s.f. 500.0C0
..IT
$1,000 yearly.
MA N
1919
3
1,000,000
do
1902
to 1910
St. Ann's Av. construct'n 7
9,000
1919
do
2^ M A N
s.f.
50,000
$1,000 yearly.
2*3 M A N
1920
s.f. 400,000
do
Town of West FarmsMA N
3
1920
do
1,050,000
< An'ly A
1902 to 2147
Central Av. construction 7
245,000
M A N
3
1921
do
s.f. 450,000
$1,000 yearly.
I s'mi-an.
MA N
3
1921
These bonds mature $1,000 yearly, except in the years 1916 and
do
1,250,000
MA N
1922
3
do
s.12,480.000 1917 when in each year $1,500 mature; in 1949 ana 1975, none; in,
M A N
1922
3
20,000 1950, $2,000 in 1959 and 2147, each $500. Interest on about onedo
MA N
3
1923
do
s.fl,660,000 half the bonds is paid annually, on the remainder semi-annually.
MA N
1923
3
865,000 Town of West Farms—
do
M& N
1924
3
s.f. 960,000
do
So. Boulevard constr't'n. 7
8
$78,500
M A N
3
1924
1,125,000
do
\ S\SJS)oVi2riy.
1924
500,000 Village of Williamsb ridge.
JHighwaylmp
$128,000
do
3h M & N
M A N
3
1925
•••(Sewers
s.f. 30.000
175,000
do
Nov. 1, 1927
3,000,000
.1 3>ag M A N
303,000
do
Nov. 1, 1928
1,750.000 Town of Westchester
3>ugM & N
do
230,000
.1
5 Improvement
ro wn or westcnester
3
N
1928
s.f. 250,000
66,000
do
^ School district
3 gM A N
1925
1,160,000
296,000
do
3*2gM A N
1926-1927
2,000.000 Village of Wakefield, highway improvements
do
77,800
M A N
1903
31000 Town of Eastchester, school district bonds
13,000Museum of Art A Nat. His. 5
s.f.
M
do
4
A N
1903
s.f.
2,000
do
do
M
indicate
on
Bonds
N
Nov.
25.023
a,
d.
e
—These
letters
which
3
A
b, c,
sinking fund the
1, 1908s. f.
School House
M A N Nov. 1, 1908 3,575,945 bonds are a lien, as more fully explained below.
do
3
do
21*
M
do
A
N
1908
s.f.
9,500
do
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.—The denominations of the bonds and
M A N Nov. 1, 1911s.fl,336.872 stock
3
do
do
of the city of New York are not fixed. Certificates are issued for
M A N Nov.
1911
3
do
897,205
do
1912
do
Nov.
542.553 any amount in even hundreds, with $500 as the minimum.
3MJ M A N
do
M A N Nov.
3
1913
754,560
do
do
INTEREST-WHERE PAYABLE.-Coupon interest is payable at
N
1914
do
s.r.
77,621 Knickerbocker Trust Company; registered interest at offloe of City
3g
do
N
1914
809,013 Chamberlain; interest on the gold coupon bonds of 1901 and 1902
do
do
N
I*
1914
27,000 is payable also at Messrs. Rothschilds in London.
do
do
3!2gM A N
806,502
do
1911
do
3»2g M A N
1914
84,694
do
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, ETC.-The subjoined statement
do
3^gM A N
1915
1,925,141 shows the old city's debt, etc.:
do
do
W
Sept. I, 1901.
Jan. 1, 1901.
Nov. 1, 1916s.r2,542,784
Jan. 1, 1900.
3
do
do
$209,075,428
Nov. 1. 19ie 3,691,269 Total funded debt. $203,784,228
$216,402,045
do
3>sg M A N
do
108,709,751
Sink'gfnd.inc.cash
N Nov. 1, 1914
106,272,540
42,000
102,110,089
(Sanit. Imp.) 3
do
1916
112,058
do
3»ug M A N
do
debt..
funded
$95,075,477
M
A
N
Net
$102,802,888
1914
959
$114,291,956
3 g
s.f.
do
do
1914
87,871
do
3 g M A N
do
The annexed table shows the old city's net funded debt as it was on
d.— Secured by Special Sinking Fund Derived from Annual Taxa the first daj of January of each of the following years
1901
$102,802,888 18P4
$101,428,481 1885....
93,648,100
lion Under" the Provisions of the Constitutional Amendment
?06,066,240
114,291,956 1893
1900
98,995,651 1881....
Adopted November 4. 1884
97.550.036 1876.... 116,773,721
126,185,281 1892
Nov. 1, 1904s. f$2395000 1899
3
AddT Croton Water Stock
136,847,276 1891
98,064,418 1871....
73,373,552
Nov. 1. 1904s.f. 300,000 1898
do
do
2^t M A
1890
120,710,525
98,663,072 1866....
1897
35,973,597
1905
s.f. 182,000
3
do
do
1889
91,313,135
112,450,020
1862....
20,087.310
1914
200,000 1896
do
3g M A
do
105,777,854 1888
93,300.581
3»2gM A
1911
400,000 1895
do
do
do
do
do
do
.
,
MAN
MAN
MAN
•.
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
. .
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
M
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MA
MA
MA
M
M
MAS
;
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
—
.
:
.
NEW Y0PK-CIT1ES MID TOWNS.
October, 1901.
SINKING FUNDS—The total sinking fund assets of the old city
Manhattan and the Bronx) on Sept. 1, 1901, were $10 .709,751. Of
this amount $23,102,284 was held in a special sinking fund (sinking
fund redemption No. II.) for account of certain water bonds am
$85,607,4*7 (sinking fund redemption No. I.) was held for certain other
sinking fund issues. The character of the assets of the two sinking
funds here referred to is evident from the following
Sinking Ftmd Sinking Fund
Redemption I. Redemption II.
Total.
$23,041,150 $102,^ 56,492
N. Y. Citybonds(parvalue).$79,615.342
61,134
5,992,125
6,053.259
Cash.....
of Brooklyn— City
Borough
LOANS—
of Brooklyn.— (Oon.)
Interest.
New York Bridge
J &
J &
J &
J &
7
7
7
7
7
3
do
do
do
do
.
-Principal.
When Due.
Payable.
Rate.
NAME AND PURPOSE.
Bridge Bonds— (Con.)—
do
do
do
do
49
J
J
J
J
July
July
1919
1920
1921
1922
1924
1Q 36
1922
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
.July
July
.
Outstand'g.
$104,000
200,000
181,000
154,000
65,000
112,000
40,000
& J July
n g CO
J
& J
J"- 1.
8
:!.!!l
Jan.
improv's
J
&
J
terminal
3^
1,
do
$85,607,467
$23,102,284 $108,709,751
Total
1
Sifl
J & j{ J |?bo,000 9
do
do
60000°
The totals of the various issues having a lien on these sinking funds,
A"?. i
and the order of their lien, are shown in the following; the letter preJuly 10,1925
doCon.g.stk. 3ifl J & J
do
100,000
fixed in each case being the same as that used in the table of bonds
3i2K
Mar. 12,1926
do
do
60,000
above to designate the issues having such lien.
1922-'25
J & J
Jan. 1,
do
3
do
360,000
sinking
loan
is
in
the
fund.
$60,000
Of this
$506,000
a Total issues having a first lien on sink. redemp. No. I...
July f, 1925-'27 275,000
4
J & J
do Approach
b Total issues having a second lien on sinking fund
Jan. 1, 1923'27 982,000
do
do
redemption No. 1
9,700,000
3"a J & J
Of this loan $82,000 is in the sinking fund.
c Consolidated stock, etc., having a lien on special fund
313 J & J
July 1, 1923-27 500,000
do
do
derived from taxation and from sink. redemp. No. I .107,273,142
Jan. 1, 1928
do
do Con.g.stk. 3** J & J
100,000
d Total issues payable from sinking fund redemptionNo.il. 41,977,000
Jan 1, 1929
do Con.g.stk. 3*4 J & J
do
70,000
e Consolidated stock (new parks) payable from sinking
Jan. 1, 1935
NewE.R.Bdg.con.g.stk. 3*3 J & J
25,000
fund redemption No. I in accordance with act of au3>«gJ & J
Jan. 1, 1936
do
do
thorization
150,000
9,823,100
3i«gJ & J
Jan. 1, 1937
do
do
332,000
ASSESSED VALUATION.-TheoW city' s assessed valuation and
New East River Bdge.... 3*2 F <s A Jan. 1, 1937
30,325
tax rate have been as follows
19011902 )
(
Personal
Total Assessed RateofTax Cert, of Indebtedness.
3»agJ & J ] $5,000 yearly >
10,000
Real Estate.
Estate.
Valuation, per $1,000.
Years.
C on Nov. 10. y
$2,428,997,016
$440,468,558
1901
$2,869,465,574 $23-173
do
....
do
3^ J & J Oct. 4, 1902
80,000
22-47
2,3*9.997,504
429.874,168
2,799,871,672
XTQ»l
.
^
J
f.
f.
:
.
1900
1899
1898
1897
1896
1895
1894
1893
1892
1891
1890
1889
1888
1887
1886
1885
490,482,930
509,022,449
381,449,065
374,975,762
370,919,007
390,274,302
370,936,136
323,359,672
321,609,518
298,688,383
272,260,822
250,623,552
253.148,814
217,027,221
202,673,866
2,178,605,905
1,856.467.923
1,787,186,791
1,731,509,143
1,646,028,655
1,613,057,735
1,5*2,582,393
1,504,904,603
1,464,247,820
1,398,290,007
1,331,578,291
1,302,818,879
1,254.491.849
1,203,941,065
1,268.443,137
2,669,088,835
2,365.490.372
2,168,635,856
2,106,484,905
2.016.947.662
2,003,332,037
1,933,5 8,5 ;9
1,828,264,275
1,785,857,338
1,696.978,390
1,603,839,113
1,553,442,431
1.507.640.663
1,420,968,286
1,371,117,003
1
7
24-804
20-10
2100
21-40
1910
1790
18-20
18-50
1900
1970
19-50
22-20
21-60
22-90
24 00
POPULATION OF THE BOROUGHS OF MANHATTAN AND
THE BRONX, according to the U. 8. Census of 1900, is 2,050,600; in
1890 the population of the old city of New York, comprising a somewhat smaller area than that of the present boroughs of Manhattan
and the Bronx, was 1,515,301. On the basis of the present territory,
population then was 1,529,301. Bee V. 71, p. 408. In 1880 New York
City's population was 1,206,299; in 1870 it was 942.292.
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.
CITY OF BROOKLYN.
The old city of Brooklyn covered the entire area of the county of
Kings, the county government being consolidated with that of the'city
on January 1, 1896, under the provisions of Chapter 954 of the
Laws of 1895. Under the provisions of this act " the debt of the said
county shall not be deemed to be or be included as a part of the
debt of the City of Brooklyn, within the meaning of the provision of
the Constitution of the State of New York limiting the power of cities
to incur indebtedness." ISee Chronicle, vol. 62, p. 49.] The towns of
Flatbush, New Utrecht and Gravesend were annexed to the City of
Brooklyn in 1894 and the town of Flatlands became a ward of the city
on the first day of January, 1896.
DEBT CITY OF BROOKLYN, INCLUDING ANNEXED TOWNS,
AND DEBT OF KINGS COUNTY, A3 CONSTITUTED
PRIOR TO CONSOLIDATION.
Sept. 1, 1901.
$18,088,567 41
14,088,749 76
6,252,852 00
37,573,596 93
$76,003,766 10
Payable from sinking funds
"
waterrevenue
"
assessments
taxation
"
Total
Less sinking
.
fund-
Investments
633,233 58
Net debt
LOANS
Interest.
-
NAME AND PURPOSE.
Arrearage 10-40s
do
10-40s
do
10-408
—
.
'.
,
J & J
J & J
3*2 J & J
4
July
July
4
May
1,
1,
1,
Outstand'g'
1923
1923
1924
s.f. 150,000
1924
1905
549,000
43,000
$1,500,000
700,000
Subject to call
J & J
J
J
do
county taxes..
Asphalt re paving bonds.
Bridge Bonds—
Brooklyn
City
bonds
for
completion of bridge.
Bridge Bonds—
Brooklyn City bonds
;7
for
completion of bridge.
6
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
New York Bridge
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
.6
6
6
6
6
6
5
5
5
5
4
4
4
4
4
4
7
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&
&
&
&
&
&
&
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A
&
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
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J
J
&.
J
J
&
&
&
&
&
&
&
&
&
&
&
&
&
&
'I
& J
& J
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Jan.
July
July
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1.
1,
1,
1,
1.
1905
1906
1907
405,000
400,000
345,000
1908
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
1914
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1925
1927
1928
100,000
260,000
400,000
440,000
400,000
400,000
350,000
300,000
500,000
250,000
810,000
319,000
371,000
400,000
200,000
257,000
300,000
356,000
300,000
71,000
128,000
101,000
50,000
100,000
100,000
50,000
500,000
91,000
105,000
Julyl ,1902-'04
$100,000
July 1,
July 1.
July 1July 1,
July 1,
July 1,
July 1,
yearly
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
Julyl 1912-'16
,
$100,000 yearly
July 1. 1917
July 1, 1918
do
do
3^
'
3^
-
'
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do
do
fund,
3
& jUlOoAo^ariy.S
J
Of this loan $500,000 is in the sinking fund.
do
1918 to 1921
3*a J <fe J
Of this loan $140,000 is in the sinking fund.
do
3
J & J
Jan. 1, 1921
1
2
do Lawsof94 4
J & J
^rly
do
do
do
\
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do Laws of '95fi
do
do
do
do
do
do Laws of '96
do
do
do
do
Eighth ward improv.... 1[
do
do
School improvement.... U
do
Museum
ao
do
J
J
3*2 J
3!2gJ
4
4
gJ
.
lag J
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3i«gJ
3i2gJ
3!2gJ
'
3
3
J
J
J
do
J
3
Of this loan $758,000
Arts & Sciences. 3^g.J
do
3^ J
do
3^ J
&
&
&
&
&
&
&
&
&
&
&
&
&
&
do
do
do
do
do
Road bonds
Public Library
Re-indexing Bonds-
3»2gJ
Con, gold stock
do
3*2
do
Sewer Bonds
&
}
.
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
9
J\^6i'
j!avll\
800 000
>
the sinking fund.
Jan. 1, 1925-26 200,000
J
Jan
J
J
Jan.
1,
1,
1927
1928
92,000
s.f. '25,000
1, 1914
50,000
1, 1915
6,561,000
1, 1916
134.00O
1. 1917
500.000
1, 1918
410,000
1, 1924
1,092,000
1912-'18
Jan. 1,
650.000
Jan. 1, 1909'10 100,000
Jan. 1. 1911-'12 s.f.100,000
July 1, 1913
s.f.40,000
Jan. 1, 1917 s.f. 105,000
Jan. 1, 1937
5,000
Jan.
July
July
Jan.
Jan.
July
J & J
& J
Jan. 1, 1927
Jan.l,'ll-'12
3*2gJ
s.f.136,500
134,500
:
Sewer No. 2d. St. pier... 3^gJ
do Con. g. stock
3*2 J
do
3*2 J
do
3*2gJ
do
Sewer'ge.Flatb.S.Ass't.ff
Of
Aug. 6, 1916
& J
& J Jan. 1, 1925
& J Jan. 1, 1936
& J
Jan. 1, 1936
3*2 F & A
Jan. 1, 1937
3^g.F & A \ 'Isfoob^arl?.6 \
this loan
$10,000
do
3* F
F
F
F
F
do
do
do
do
do
do
doBonds1T3i2
do
1T 3H
do
H 313
do
f 313
do
do
do
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&
&
&
&
,
Auxiliary (con. g.
do
do
do
do
do
.
stk.)
....
....
^nt^ards.^.^!:^
do
250,000
75,000
100,000
50,000
125,000
A^ug b
A
A
A
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
A
A
±{
o ye
1,
1,
1,
1,
1910-'ll
1912-13
1914-19
1920
g&
Si.gFAAl^-^i^}
,
do
s.f.40,000
in the sinking fund.
l, 19 O 7.'10|
""!.'.".'..
9
5
ye*rty
J
}
40(000
2,000
12,000
30,000
6,000
35,000
70,000
5
& J J $29?6oo°yearl? 1 m.OOO
& J Julyi,1906&'07
49,161
& J July 1, 1908 s.f.90,000
& J July 1, 1922 s.f.117,000
1933
s.f. 50,000
& J
& j\i?J ]bZ™'S.\ 400,000
& J 1922 to 1927
643,000
is in the sinking fund,
1931 & 1932
& J
200,000
313 J & J
Jan. 1, 1925
50,000
3*2g.J & J
Jan. 1, 1936
168,000
3isgJ & J
Jan. 1, 1936
50,000
Sew'e fundKnick.Av.se'r 313 J
do
do
3
J
Main sewer relief eto
3
J
do
do
....
3
J
Main sewer relief etc.
3*2 J
do
do
....
J
3
do
do
....
3% J
Of this loan $250,000
do
do
.... 4
J
do
300,000
^O^Sy".
4
7
7
7
7
6
Park purchase bonds
Park improvement
340,000
s.f.7,000
40 °. 000
1929
35,000
J
l923-24st200,000
J
1930
100,000
J
1914
200,000
1915
J
100,000
J
1916
300,000
J
1917 s.f.270,000
J
1917
195,000
J
1937
37,000
J
600,000
}
{
July 1, 1911
J
50,000
J ^ioo.OOO1 yea~riy° } 400,000
{
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
&
& J
&
9 00,000
jUlSo.oboySi
J & J
J & J
J & J
J & J
J & J
J & J
3
J & J
4
J & J
3*2 J & J
3*2gJ & J
3*2gJ & J
East Side Park
Prospect Park
do
do
ggb^
J
is in
Park Bonds—
do
9.123,903 46
$b6,879.862 64
Principal
When Due
Rate. Payable.
Jan. 1,1926
3higJ & J
s.f.48,000
Jan. 1, 1936
3!agJ & J
700,000
Improvement Bonds.—Various purposes.
Jan. 1, 1920
J & J
City Hall impts
95,000
3isgJ & J
Jan. 1, 1920
do
do
s.f.35,00O
3iagJ & J
Jan. 1, 1921
do
do
25,000
Gravesend Looal Impts. 3isg.J & J ^O^OOO^early4 } 300,000
{
Dec. 17, 1925
313 J & D
do
do
...
s.f.13,000
May 21, 1925
do
313 J & J
do
...
8,500
Jan. 1, 1936
Int. due on Grav. bonds.
J & J
21,242
Local improvement
1920 to 1921
4
J & J
108,000
IF
Feb I 3 1904-'16 1 , ooo ftOA
do
do
S
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ao
a0
6
1><*00,000
$100,000 yearly.
Con. gold stock
ProspectPark
do
do
$8,4 90,669 88
Cash
County Deficiency—
3iag.J
4
4
J
J
&
J
& J
& J
1938
1917'19
1920-*23
s.f.15,000
250,000
400,000
.
50
STATE AND CITY
SUm£W£NT,
-Principal,
Outstand'g.
Whe>i Due.
Interest.-
P. CI. Payable.
name AND PURPOSE
Skwer Bon Ds— (Con Twenty sixth and adja4
J
cent wards— (Con.)— (
.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
3»s
1S92
Fourth
3*a J
3i* J
3i*g.J
3g. J
Public market
H
...189211 3^
do
do
...1S92U 3»s
3ifl
do
3i*
do
3i*
do
..1894 3i*g.J
do
1894 3i*g.J
do
1895 3i*g.J
do
3*2g.J
do
1895 3i*g.J
do
J
3
do
1f
Of this loan $162,000
3*2g.J
do
Dlflciplln'y Train'g School
3kig.J
High Sohool bonds
8old'rs' and sall'rs' mon't
do
do
J
J
4
Station house
J
3i* J
31* J
3i* J
3i*g.J
3i*g.J
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Waxlabout Market—
Con. atook.
Con. stock.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
bonds.
do
do
do
do
Con. g.Leonard 8t.imp.
$100,000
45.000
150,000
50,000
100,000
100.000
1918
21 '25
1925
1927
1914
1914
atk.
is
Jan 1, 1920
Jan. 1,1920 to '22
Jan. 1, 1918
Jan. 1, 1919
Jan. 1, 1923
100,000
250,000
100,000
100,000
40,000
Jan. 1, 1923 '24 s.f.200,000
k.f.18,000
Jan. 1, 1925
32.000
Jan. 1, 1925
250,000
Jan. 1,1924-26
218,000
Jan. 1, 1935
232.000
Jan. 1, 1936
Jan. 1, 1936 s.f. 100,000
266,000
1917-1921
in the sinking fund.
is
A J
& J
a J;
a J
& J
a J
a D
& J
a J
&
Jan.
Jan.
250,000
90,000
1937
1937
1927
1902-1905
20.000 to 1905.
June, 1925
Sept. 14,
Jan. 21,
Deo. 17,
Mar. 16,
May
J
1,
Oct. 29,
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3*sg.J
3i*g.J
3i*g.J
3^g. J
&
a
&
a
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
a
&
&
&
a
&
&
a
a
&
&
1,
1,
7
J
J
J
J
sf 80,000
100.000
50,000
1904
1905
1905
1906
1906
1906
s.f.14,000
s.f. 1.000
s.f. 10,000
39.000
•.f.4,000
1903
1925
1925
Nov. 10, 1916
Oct.
4, 1917
s.f.10,000
s.f.25,000
1925
1926
1926
1937
s.f.70.000
1.
1,
1,
15,000
25,000
20.000
190.000
.f. 70,000
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
J
>'uiau National Bank, Brooklyn.
ASSESSED VALUATION.— (Borough
of Brooklyn.)
There waa no
Rate of Tax
Assessed Valuation.
per $1,000
Personal.
Total.
23885
$748,203,743
$89,24 ,624
$«58,962.119
19O0
1899
1897
1895
1890
1835
,
Real.
651,398.500
609,822.267
43,937,440
4.), 270,713
570.107, 42
540.359,686
33,68-",721
695,335,940
655,092,980
6o3.796.463
563,987,132
452,758,601
330,683,762
234,835,991
6.)
00
1903
MAN,
31*8,
MAN, $180,000
4s,
When Due.
Sewkk Bonds—
i
in
1894
Sewkk Bonds— (Con.)—
1919-1928
JAJ, 983,000
(Part yearly on July 2.)
1921-1930
5a, JAJ, $60,000
($6,000 yearly on July 2 )
1922-1931
5s, J&J, 130,000
($3,000 yearly on July 2.)
3**a,
1906
2.000
1918-1927
66,000
($6,600 yearly on Jan. 2
1918-1927
365a, JAJ, *20,000
($2,000 yearly on Oct. 4.)
5«, JAJ, $1
4i*«, JA.I.
1.)
19011909
($20,000 yearly on Nov.
MAN,
4s,
1901-1909
$9,000
($1,000 yearly on Nov.
1.)
FAA, $3,000
1901-1904
($500 yearly on Aug. 1, except
in 1901 A 1904, when $l,0u0 ma312s.
1902-1911
$100,000
1901-1909
$45,000
($5,000 yearly on Nov. 1.)
4s, M&N, $90,000.. .. ..1901-1909
($10,000 yearly on Nov. 1.)
1.)
Sewer Bonds—
($10,000 yearly on July 15.)
3i*s,
M&N,
3i2S,
1901-1909
$45,000
($5,000 yearly on Nov.
1902-1928
($9,000 yearly on July 15.)
Assessment Bonds—
1912-1928
JAJ, $75,000
(Part yearly on July 15.)
ture.)
Bonded debt Sept. 1,1901.$794,000
FLATLANDS.
This town was annexed to the city of Brooklyn on January 1, 1896.
Whe uDue. Bonded debt Sept. 1, 1901. $15,300
LOANS—
—
Police Bonds
MAN,
5s,
$15,300.... May 29, 1903
NEW
New Lots was annexed
LOANS—
4s,
LOTS.
to the city of
Brooklyn in 1894.
When Due. Bonded debt Sept.,
1901. .$500,000
1906-1925
($25,000 yearly on July 15.)
JAJ, $500,000
NEW UTRECHT.
New
Utrecht was annexed to the city of Brooklyn in 1894.
When Due.
Sewer Bonds—
LOANS—
Flagging Bonds—
1902-1904
5s, JAJ, $21,360
19011902
5s, MAS, $3,292
($7,120 yearly on July 10.)
5s, JAJ. $3,976
($1,646 yearly on Sept. 20.)
1902 1908
1902-1904
5s. J AD, $7,560
($568 yearly on Jan. 15.)
Improvement Bonds—
($*,520 yearly on June 20.)
School Bonds—
.... 1902-1906
5s, JAJ, $25,000
1902
5s, J&J, $1,800
($5,000 yearly on Jan. 5.)
1902-1907
street Improvement Bonds— 5s, JAJ, *1 5,000
1905-1954
($2,500 yearly on Jan. 5.)
5s, JAJ, $500,000
Bonded debt Sept.. 1901..$577,988
($10,000 yearly on Jan. 1.)
COUNTY OF KINGS.
Kings County and the
1,
city of
Brooklyn were consolidated on Jan.
1896. [Sea V. 62, p. 49.]
LOANS—
When Due.
LOANS—
la,....
Mayl,1903
4a, ....
County Farm —
When Due.
DRivtWAv A Parkw»y— (Con
$250,000.. May l,'10to'19
($25,000 due yearly.)
48, ....
)
$150.000.Jan.l,'02to'05
($50,000 due yearly.)
Park Fund Loan—
$l,950,000.May 1,'05 to'44
1904
($50,000 due yearly.)
1905 4s,....
460,000.Julyl,*33to'40
Refunding Loan—
1906
19o7 4s, $119,000
May 1902
119,000
1903
1908 4s,
1904
1909 48.
200,000.
4s.
1905
1910
197,000
4s,
1906
1911
197,000.
1907
1912 4s,
100,000.
1908
1913 4s,
100,000
1909
1902 4s,
204,000.
1910
1903 48,
204,000
1902
1904 3i28, 121,500
1903
1905 3i*s, 121,500
1918
1906 3i*8, 130,000.
1915
1914 3s,
180,000.
State Tax Loan—
Driveway A Parkway
May 1,1904
4s, .... $1,400,000. July l,'02to'14 4s, $119,000
Street Improvements—
($100,000 due yearly.)
$50,000.... July 1,1915 4s
$500,000.. July 1,'15 to "19
4s,....
($100,000 due yearly.)
4s,.... 1,800,000. July 1, '16 to*33
$1.050,000.Julyl/20to'26
4s
($100,000 due yearly.)
($150,000 due yearly.)
4s, $175,000
325,000.
4s,
32,000
4s,
32,000
4a,
119,000
4s,
119,000
48,
115,000
48,
115,000
4s,
119,000
4s,
119,000
48,
119,000
4s.
31*8, 325,000
31*8, 325,000
31*8, 325,000
3i*s, 325,000
3i*s, 100,000
31*8, 100,000.
.
.
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
LOANS—
Armory— (13th
48,
4a,
4a,
4s,
48,
48,
4s,
$10,000
When Due.
Regiment.)
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1909
.
60,000.
10,000.
60,000.
10.000.
60,000.
80,000.
TOTAL DEBT,
When Due.
Regiment.)
4s, $180,000.May I, 1902 to 1907
($30,000 due yearly.)
4s, $60,000
May 1,1908
LOANS
Armory— (14th
County Records—
4a,
4s,
4s,
$18,000
35,000
99,000
Nov. 1,1905
Jan. 1, 1905
July 1,1907
ETC.—The subjoined statement shows the
total
county debt in each of the years named.
Stpl. 1, 1901. Jnn. 1, 1901.
Total debt
$13,243,000
$13,767,393
Jan. 1, 1900. Jan. 1, '99.
$14,307,393 $14,575,393
BOROUGH OF QUEGNS.
Assessed Valualion.Total.
Personal.
Real.
$107,179,620
104. 427,^72
103,752,600
1901
1900
1899
POPULATION-
$10,82«,H10
5.498.681
6,314,032
In 1900 (U.
8.
$118,006,4 30
10t,926,453
110,066,632
Tax Rate.
$23-5702
23-4216
32-7445
Census), 152,999
COUNTY OF QUEENS.
borough of Brooklyn waa 1,16G,582.
Graveaend waa annexed to the city of Brooklyn
J&J, $24 1,000
4s,
1902-1904
$3,000
($1,000 yearly on Mar. 10.)
2831
GKAVE8END.
LOANS-
School Bonds—
23 2113
23-6424
27-40
23,627,446
2580
21,846,807
430,911,794
29-00
19,375,702
311,308,060
2690
11,215,794
223.620.197
JO
of the old city of Brooklyn
POPULATION —In 1890 population In
1900 the population (U. S.
waa 806,343; In i880 It wa* 566,653.
G'en-iUB) of the
6s, Sept., $4,(
6s, Mar..
In 1498.
,
Tears.
1902 1904
$12,000
($4,000 yearly on Jan.
Building Improvement—
the title of the loan.
INTEREST. -Interest is payable by the city of New York. Registered Interest at the office of the Chamberlain and coupona at the
1901
School Bonds—
6s, Jan.,
Flatbush was annexed to the city of Brooklyn in 1894.
Skwer Bonds— (Con.)
When Due.
LOANS-
65.001.
(1) to
assessment or tax
JAJ, $330,000 ....July 1, 1933
JAJ, 127,000
Jan. 1,1934
J&J, 300,000
July 1,1939
JAJ,
40,000
July 1,1934
(Part yearly on Sept. 15.)
Bonded d't Sept.l,1901.$l,625,O0O
s.f.24,500
287.000
1904
60.000
7
J
1906
do
do
87.000
1909
7
J
do
do
100.000
J
July
1909
7
do
do
341.000
Jan.
1910
J
7
do
do
97.00C
J
July
1910
7
do
do
97,000
1912
J
July
7
do
do
1,229,000
J
Jan.
1902
do
do
260,000
1904
J
Jan.
do
do
30,000
J
1906
Jan.
do
8
do
•;
445,000
1907
J
Jan.
do
do
100,000
a J
Jan.
1909
do
do
1
1914
4,094,000
a J
1910
do
do
(Of the above loan $30,000 is in the sinking fund )
400,000
Jan. 1, T911
1892 3i* J A
do
do
1,500,000
Jan. 1, 1912
1892 3i* J A
do
do
3i*gJ A
s.f. 30.000
1913
do
do
3i*gJ A
205,855
Mar., 1916
do
do
Aug. 6, 1916 s.f.10,000
do
3kgJ A
do
350,000
Jan. 1, 1925
do Con. g. atk. 31* J a
do
3i*g.J A
16,500
May 21, 1917
do
do
3i*g.J A
375,000
Jan. 1, 1937
do
do
3i*g.J a
350,000
Jan. 1, 1936
do
do
3i*gJ A
750,000
Jan. 1, 1937
do
do
A;
3
Jan. 1, 1905 & '06 1,000.000
do
do
500,000
July 1, 1908
3
do
A
do
600,000
1909
Jan.
3
A
do
do
1912 l.f.12^,000
Jan.
A
do
I
do
1913 ».f.420,000
3
Jan.
A
do
do
3i*g.J
».t. 116,395
1937
Jan.
A
do Con. g. stk.
do
own
Brooklyn's
In
sinking
is
invested
The
fund
FUND.—
SINKING
bonds, those Issues marked with "m. f." in the table above being
held entirely by this fund.
TAX FREE.— Certain loans of the city of Brooklyn are exempt from
taxation, and where the fact Is known to us we have added a paragraph
mark
1923 1932
($7,000 yearly on July 2.)
1921-1930
5s, JAJ, $280,000
($28,000 \ early on July 2.)
1922-1931
5a, JAJ. $21,000
1923-1931
5s, JAJ, 40.000
($5,000 yearly on July 2.)
3i*s, J AJ,
in sinking fund.
& J
a J
& J
& J
a J
Water Bonds—
Water bonds
Improvement Bonds—
5s,
5s,
5s.
5s,
8 f. 49, 000
wu
31* J
31* J
3i*g.J
3i*g.J
3ksg.J
Wallabout Bonds—
do
do
1915-'16 200.000
S
.
do
1926
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
40,000
A JT > $10,000 yearly.
J
3»*g.J A J
7,000
Oct. 4, 1917
3i*g.J A J
s.f.4,000
Jan. 1, 1906
J & JJulyl,1914-'15A*16sf.265,000
3
1,209,000
4
J & J Jan.l,1920,to'23
90,000
3>.3g.J A J
Jan. 1, 1924
J & J Jan. 1, 1917/18 A'19 750,000
3
500,000
J A J \ Julvl,1920,to*24|
3
$100,000 yearly.
Publio site and oonst'ot'n
Of this loan $370,000
4
School building
4
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Jan.
Jan. 1. 02, to 1903 > f 10 000
1
$5,000 yearly. ^"• ".
l
< Jan. 1,1924 to '27 >
40 OOO
j
J
A
3i*g.J
Fowler Statute..
do
Warren Pedestal
do
Municipal site
do
do
I
FLAT BUSH.
J
Precinct station.
do
do
When Due.
Sewkr Bonds— (Con.)—
:
Memorial monument
do
do
J
3g. J
Bite and Building Loans
LOANS—
58.J&J, $70,000
1
}
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
LXXIII
Borough of Brooklyn.— Gravesend—f Oonj
Borough of Brooklyn.— City o! Brooklyn— (Con.)
tT LOAN-
Vol.
The debt of the county of Queens Is reported under the county's own
Dame on a subsequent page; ttie amount of the original debt which waa
chargeable to the city of New York was abjudicated 11 n ally to be $3,leaving $1 ,01 1,967 89 as Nassau County's share of the old
796,032 1
indebtedness. The old debt will not be apportioned but the city of
New York will pay all obligations as they mature, looking to Nassau
County for re'mbursementof its proportion of the debt. The amountor
Queen- Conn y bonds outstanding on Sept. 1, 1901, was $4,763,000, of
which $3,760,503 53 was chargeable to New York City.
1
,
—
—
NEW Y0HK-CJT1ES
October, 1901.
tlueens.— (Oou.)
Boroiiifli of
LONG ISLAND
CITY.
This was formerly a city in Queens County
Funi>ki> Debt Bonds w'" n D,u
LOANS1913
44s, AAO, $112,000.
Newtown (funded debt)—
103,500.
1903
FAA. $64.000. Feb. 1, '08-' 11 44«
7s,
Station Housb Bonds—
($16,000 yearly.)
6s,
$15,000
5s,
General Improvkm. Bonds—
44s, MAS, $50,000 Sept. 1, 1904
1, 1920
4s,
413s, MAS,
50,000. Sept. 1, 1905
Water Loan (funded)—
MAS, $70,000. Sept. l,'01-*04 44s, MAS, 50,000. Sept. 1, 1906
7s,
44s. MAS,
50,000 Sept. 1, 1909
($20,000 yearly.)
44s, MAS, 190,000. Sept. 1, 1914
Refunding; Water Loan—
1903-1923
6s AAO, $47,000 Oct. 1, '11-'14 44s, MAS, 6)5,500
50.000. Deo. 31, 1907
4*28,
(Part each year.)
Street Improvem. Bonds—
MAS, $37,500. 8ept.l,'18-*19
5*.
Drainage Bonds—
5s
5s
$37,500
5b
)
1,
1920
Water Loan34«, MAN, $21,500. May
1,
1920
34s
44s
7,
1915
MAS,
4s,
I
'23-'25
45,000. Sept.
18,500
19.000. Oot.
Park Award Bonds—
MAS, $20,000. Sept.
41*8
1,
35,000
,
Survey A Map Bonds
9.000.... 1920 to 1922
$80,000. July 1, 1902
77,000. May 1, 1910
43,000.
1903
44s,....,
1904
50,000.
10,000. Apr. 1, 1904
44s, AAO,
MAS, 50,000. Sept. 1, 1901
5s,
50,000
....1905
1906
.....
105,000
...
195,000
1907
Recognized bonded debt Sept. 1,
1901, $3,397,500.
4s.
MAN,
4*28, .....
(ref'd'g)
JAJ, $66,000. July l,*18-'25
Pcblio School Bonds—
1908-1910
44s, MAS, $220,000
1912
44s, MAS. 122,000.
Engine House Bonds—
J AD, $16,000. June
1909
(r) The 7 per cent survey and map bonds are registered and all held
by savings banks. All other issues are coupon bonds.
(*) The principal and interest of the revenue bonds are payable from
the outstanding taxes and water rents
PAR VALUE.— Bonds are in $1,000 and $500 pieces.
INTEREST is payable by the city of New York—registered interest
at the Chamberlain's office and coupons at the office of the Comptroller
of New York City.
TOWN OF FLUSHING.
When Due.
LOANS—
h ridge
5s,
5s,
,
4s,
Road Bonds—
,$46, 500. ...1902 to 1999
29,000.... 1907 to 1921
,
17.000. ..1902 to 1918
4s,
4s
5s
,
1902
1909
1906
$1,500....
8,000.... 1902 to
10,000. ...1902 to
Causeway >sonds—
Drainage Bonds —
5s
Bonds—
$7,000.... 1902 to 1908
4s,
4s,
$200... 1900 to 1901
1,100... 1901 to 1902
3,500... 1903 to 1900
DlSThlCT NO.
2—
B
$4, >00...
FAA, $93,500
. .
MAS,
$10,000.8ept. 30, 1930 to
(part due y'rly) Sept. 30, 1934.
4s,
District No. 4—
$7,000 .. 1902 to 1910
2 500... .1902 to 1915
District No.
5s
5s
7—
$50,000. ...1917 to 1936
4s,
4s
,
20,000....1937tol944
VILLAGE COLLEGE POINT— TOWN OF FLUSHING.
Water Bonds—
When Due.
Improvement Bonds—
1902-1913
JAJ, $139,000
1902-1926
34s, ..... $115.000
($11,000, due yearly on July 1.)
1914-1915
4s, JAJ,
22,000
($4,600 annually.)
1902-1916 4s, JAJ, 11,000
4s, ..... $45,000
July, 1916
4s, JAJ,
11,000
July, 1917
($3,000 yearly Dec.)
4s,
25,000
1937
7s,
Bonded debtSept.l,1901.$368,000
VILLAGE OF FLUSHING-TOWN OF FLUSHING.
JAD. $10,000
4s,
1902 to 1916
JAJ, $15,000
($1,000 annually on Jan. 1.)
($1,000 annually.)
4s,
Water Bonds—
AAO, $125,000
AAO,
23,000
AAO,
20,000
7s,
58,
5s,
4s,
Street Bonds—
($4,u00due
y'rly)
Nov.
to Nov.
1,
1,
MAN, $34,000
($4,000 due yearly)
4s, A&O, 120,000.
($4,000 due yearly)
Part yearly
Funding Bonds— 1892-3-4—
1902-1915
4s,
$7,000
4s, AAO, 11,000
1902-1912
($1,000 due yearly on April 1.)
4s, AAO, $19,000
1901-1919
5sA68, ..$21 ,500
MAN, $36,000
1901
1909
JAD,
May
to May
1,
1,
. . .Oct. 1,
to Oct. 1,
31.00a
1910
1918
1919
1948
1903
1909
1914
1902 1932
($1,000 annually.)
VILLAGE OF WHITESTONE—TOWN OF FLUSHING.
When Due.
Sewer Bonds—
loanswater Bonds—
1902 1907
$18,446
448, ....,$30,000...
1922
ACCR'D INDEBTEDNESS BONDS—
4s
,
20,000....
1912
22,000....
1922
7.500....
1924
3,000. ...1913 to 1918
,
3,500....1906tol912
5s
5s
4iss, .....
44s,
44s
44s
44s
,
$5,000....1902tol911
FIRE DEPT. BONDS—
6s
$900 ...1902 to 1904
,
Improvement Bonds—
,
,
1.)
1902 to 1920
$57,000
TOWN OF JAMAICA.
LOANS—
When Due.
Road Bonds—
1926
$150,000
4s
VILLAGE OF JAMAICA-TOWN OF JAMAICA.
Sewer Bonds—
Street Improvem't Bonds—
I
1917
$150,000....
$400,000....
I
1917-1936
TOWN OF JAMAICA SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
District No 7— (Con.)
When Due.
LOANS-
District No.
44s
1—
$50,000.. ..1927 to 1976
District No. 2 -
,$25,000.. ..1905 to 1924
5s,
3—
5s,
$14,000.. ..1904 to
District No. 4—
4s,
4s,
5s,
5b,
4s,
5s,
,
,
1914
$j6.0o0.. ..1902 to 1949
9,000.. ..1902 to 1919
5—
District No. 6—
District No.
6s,
,
58
,
58,
,
4s,
4s,
7—
$3,350.. ..1902 to 1904
36,000.. ..1902 to 1937
,
,
,
$23,000. ...1902
20,000.... 19 10
88,000.. ..1910
125.D00. ...1950
1924
1920
1953
1974
to
to
to
to
8—
$20,000.... 1909 to 1918
58
4a
5s
18,000....1919tol927
75,000... 1930 to 1954
District No. 9—
,
,
1902
$250...
No 10—
District
$5,000... .1901
1,500 .. .1911
2,000... .1925
5,000... .1914
5s,
$5,500.. ..1901 to 1922
12,000.. ..1917 to 1928
4,000.. ..1930 to 1933
District No.
,
6s,
$8,000.. ..1901 to 1908
4s
,
District No.
District No.
4s
,
4s,
4s,
4s,
5s
,
5s
,
5s,
,
District No. 11—
5s,
$6,000 .. 1902
to
to
to
to
1910
1913
1928
1923
to
1913
,
place elsewhere.
Village Hall Bonds—
When Due.
-
$50,000. ...19>6 to 1935
70,000 .. Ifc37tol950
50,000.... 1916 to 1925
150,000.... 1952 to 1981
4s,
,
$10,000.. ..1916 to 1925
,
$5,000.... 1921 to 1925
Fire Bonds—
4b,
TOWN OF NEWTOWN.
LOANSRoad Bonds -
When Due.
Causeway Bonds-
1927
1927
Bridge Bonds—
1902
5b,
$1,500....
,
2 500
4s '".'".'.
1901
10!000!!!'.1902 to 1906
4s|
Flushing Ave. Imp.—
1913-'17
4s,
,$47,000
,
4s
,
Due.
15.000
No 2—
..
1913 to 1927
1902
$500...
19b 2 to 1903
15,000... .1904 to 1918
15,000 ... 1904 to 1918
6,000... ,1919 to 1924
4,<
,
,
5s
District
00...
No 3—
5b
,
5b,
44s,....,
..,
......
.
88,000.... 1909 to 1912
16,000... 190; to 1916
4s,
4s,
DISTRICTS.
District No. 7 ,
$2,600.. ..1901 to 1913
District No. 9—
5s
$20,000
District No. 105s,
5s
5s
1901 to 1920
,$30,000.. ..1902 to 1921
35.000.. ., 1908 to 1927
,
1^,500.. ..1907 to 1926
District No. 11,$10,000.. ..1905 to 1914
No 11$9,000 ..1905
District No. 135s,
,$11,000.. ..1902
District No. 14 5s,
$9,50c. ..1902
44s,
5,500.. ..1902
District
$9,100... .1901 tol°14
5s
8,000... .1910 to 1917
District No. 4 5s,
,$10,100... 1902 to 1926
5s,
District No.
$10,000....
1902
,157,000... 1901 to 1914
35 000
1968
6s,
5s,
5s
$52,000... 1902 to 1927
District
5s
5s
When
1906
Refunding Bonds
NEWTOWN SCHOOL
LOANSDlSTKlCT NO. 1—
4s,
$10,000
48,
44s, ....,$20,000...
44s, ... ,600,000 .
5—
$4,500... 1902 to 1910
4,000... 1910 to 1913
50,000... 1903tol»2 7
BOROUGH OF
5s
5s
1(11 II
.
35,000..
TION
.1911
to 1922
to 1912
to 1920
to
to
1911
1928
I>.
Assessed Valuation
1901
1900
1899
Real.
Personal.
Total.
$42,639,506
42,' 23,924
40,264,69;
$9,655,620
6,264,904
3,838,890
$^2,29 ,126
48,988,128
44,103,582
POPULATION. -In
50,000....1911tol926
The bonds of the old town of Hempstead which have been assumed
by New York City are given below. The rest of the bonded debt of
the old town will be found under the town's own name in its proper
LOANS—
1,
1,
($2,000 yearly on Jan.
Improvement Bonds—5s
LOANS—
Tax Rale.
$23 5191
22-2073
242377
1900 (Census) was 67,021.
COUNTY OF RICHMOND.
When Due.
LOANS-
$50,000.. ..1906 to 1921
TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD.
Road Bonds—
1916
1917
1902-1925
Jan.
Jan.
VILLAGE OF ROCK AWAY BEA JH— TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD.
Street
58,
5s,
Street Bonds— (Con.)
When Due.
Assessment Bonds—
4s,
JAJ, $75,000
JAJ, 35.000
34s, JAJ, 48,000
5s,
53,
1902 to 1911
5s,
1902 to 1917
June 1,1918
Sewer Bonds—
($1,000 annually.
LOANS—
LOANS—
1,
Street and Sidewalk Bonds
$3,500 in 1925.)
4s, MAS, $1,000
Sept. 30, 1907
Sept. 30, 1908
4s, MAS, 44,000
($2,000 yearly to Sept. 30. 1929)
1901-1907
7s, AAO, tl3,000.
.
($2,000 payable y'rly on Sept. 30.)
1901 to 1903
16,000... 1901 to 1916
58,
District No. 3—
5s
$3,000... 1901 to 1906
,
1922
1902 to 1921
Jan.
JAJ, $61,000
J&J, $20,000
LOANS-
1907 to 1925
($5,000 annually to 1924 inc. and
District No.
5s
5s,
5s,
4s. ....,$15,000
4s,
15,000
VILLAGE OF RICHMOND HILL-TOWN OF JAMAICA.
TOWN OF FLUSHING SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
District No. 5—
When Due.
LOANS- 1—
5s
Improvement Bonds— (Con.)
When Due.
Improvement Bonds—
$3,000.... 1902 to 1903
5s,
5s,
,
VILLAGE OF FAR ROCKAWAY-TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD.
LOANS—
,
1,
,
5s
$8,000.... 19 17 to 1924
58,
44s, JAJ,
1902
1924
1927
1923
1923
1923
,
5b,
Building Bonds—
Revenue Bonds*—
5s,
5s,
1917
$78,000
....
Fire Department Bonds
7s,
44s, MAN,$100,000 .. ..May, 1911
44s, MAN, 175,5OO.Nov.,1901-'02
($81,500 due yearly.)
44s, MAN,$130,^00 Mar. 1, 1913
,$40,000 ...1920 to
60,000.... 1920 to
4.000 .. 1920 to
40,000.... 1920 to
5s
5s
$5,000. ...1915 to 1919
,
(Parteaeli year.)
F&A, $16,000. Feb.
($15,000 each year
51
TOWNS.
to roiled of Quee 11*. —(Oon)
VILLAGE OF ARVERNE-BY-THE-SEA-TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD.
Improvement Bonds—
When Due.
LOANS
-
FAA,$112,500.Feb. 1,'13-*19
MtfB
County Bonds—
34s, AAO, $40,000. Apr
34s, FAA, 50,000. Aug
When Due.
Road Bonds— (Con.)
1902 34s, FAA, $100,000 Aug. 1, 1915
1904 44s, FAA, 150,000. .Aug. 1, 1916
34s, JAJ,
63,000. July 31,1905 34s, MAN,
45,000.. Nov. 1, 1917
34s, FAA, 50,000-Aug.
June,1920
4s, g., $35,000, g
1, 1906
3 4s, FAA, 40,000 Apr.
Aug., 1920
4s, g., 100,000, g
1, 1908
3s,
AAO, 50,000. Aug. 1, 1909 4s, g., JAD, $168,000. June 1, 1921
Funding Bonds 1894—
4s, g., JAD, 202,000. June 1, 1922
4s, g., JAD. $95,000
1914 4s. g„AAO, 230,000. Oct. 1.1922
1,
1,
.
When Due. Bonded debtSept.l,1901.$127,000
JAJ, $127,000
July 1, 1923
The amount of the outstanding bonds of the school districts contained in the town of Hempstead (except those below) which will
pe chargeable to the city 01 New York has not yet been Judicially
4b,
determined.
TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD SCHOOL
DISTRICTS.
above under Hempstead.)
LOANSWhen Due.
District No. 27—
District No. 18—
,$L7,000....1917tol933
5s
5s,
$7,000....
1913
District No. 23—
5s
5,000...
1918
5s,
,$1 ,000. ...1901 to 1912
5s,
22,000....1917tol938 5s,
78,000....D02to 1979
5s,
65,000.... 1937 to 1949
For other Hempstead School Districts see "Additional Statements "
at the end of New York State.
(See note
,
,
,
I
,
Road Bonds—
5s, g.,
Total debt Sept. 1,1901. $1,566,000
JAD, $90,000.. June 1, 1919
CASTLETON SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
District No. 4—
When Due.
LOANSDistrict No. 1—
<m£
5b,
,$20,000...
6s,
District No. 5—
,$65,000.... 1901 to 1913
District No. 3—
44s, ...., $5,063...
5b,
.1902 to 1911
1902
to
1916
$63,000... 1902 to .922
VILLAGE OF EDGE WATER—TOWN OF CASTLETON.
Village Hall
Bonds— 4s,
1904
$15,000
VILLAGE OF PORT RICHMOND TOWN OF CASTLETON.
Boulevard Certificates of Indebtedness— 6s,
1902
$4,293
f
ST^TE AND CITY SUmSMSflT.
52
rvprvcMODTTDr
IN OtJU rt Lj. —
L>» Lx LJ
Borongh of Richmond.— Don.)
VILLAGE OF TOTTEN VILLE— TOWN OF CASTLETON.
LOANS—
wTter
When Due.
3i«8
tfoNDS-
$30,000.... 1902
•'•*••
3^8
Sewer Bonds
I
to
1926
1
II,
This oity
-
*4U 000 ...1902
to
1926
Road Bonds—
I
I2,000....1902tol924
31gg
|
when Due
LOANS-
Road Bonds—
-
1927
,$130,000.
5s
$25,000. ...1901 to 1925
Is
M1DDLETOWN SCHOOL
LOANS-
DlSTRlCT NO.
DISTRICTS.
District No.
$88,000. ...1901 to 1944
5s,
TOWN OF NORTH FIELD.
Road Improvement Bonds— 5s
1927
,
—
.$150,000
NORTHFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICTS
•4 789
,$2.579
District Wo. 4—
District No. 6 -(Con.)
June, $41, 000
1902 to 1922
($2,000 annually to 1921 and
$1 .000 in 922 on June 1.)
District No. 7 —
6s
$2 450. ...1902 to 1915
District No. 8—
When Due.
LOANSDistbict No. 3—
5s,
1902
to
1915
1
$1.290. ...1902 to 1904
District no. 5—
,$19,000....1901tol920
5s
4*8,....,
District No. 6—
Nov. 1, 1900 58
,
$3.000
5s,
6s
,
$S40....1902tol905
5,600. ...1901 to 1916
Road Bon s—
1927
1927
$140,000...
115,000...
5s,
5s,
80UTHFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICTS
When Due.
LOANSDistrict No. 1—
District No.
3- (Con.)
1901
$500
District No. 4—
5b
$11,200 ..1901 to 1916
5a
District No. 2—
$8.400.... 1901 tol914
5s,
,
District No. 3—
$6,200.... 1902 to 1921
5e
$1,750... .1901 to 1907
Distkict No. 6—
$2,925....1902tol914
5s
,
5s
,
TOWN OF WESTFIELD.
Road Bonds—
1920
$35,000.
4s
WESTFIELD
District No. 5 -
AG
JSTTAr-ADA
Art A.
INI
This city
is
6—
District No. 7—
District No.
5s.
1901 to 1907
LOANS—
BUTLER, Mayor.
T™* n Due
-
ds -(Conclued) 1908-1912
$100.000
130,i 00
1913
48.J&J, 2O00'0
1914
48, M&8, 160,000
1914
9,' 00
1917
4s, AeO,
4,00<>
1921
4s. JAJ.
4s,M&N, 15,000
May 1,19 '9
July 1, 1920
4s, J&J,
68,000
4a, J<xJ,
48, J&J,
1910-1913
20,000
1914
3.000
1915&1917
48.AAO, 4,000
1915-1918
4s, *'*N, 10,o«
1916-1922
32.500
4s, JAJ,
....1923-1927
4a, J*J, 24.000
48, £.. A&O, $25,000 Apr., 19/ 1-25
$10,000. July, 1926-27
4a, J&J,
4a. k.. J&J, 140,00 o. July, 1928-41
41-2*,
4a,
J4J.5
5a,
4a,
4a.
Miscellaneous Bonds—
1914
J&J, $9.000
9,000
1915
3*8, J&J,
Certs, of Indebtedness—
1902
1901-1905
1903-1910 5s, Var., $27,136
1901-1914 5a, Ann., 45,000
1902 1910
1909-191*
Interest payable in New York.
1917-1918 Total dtbtSrpt. 1, 1901$1. 232,636
7-1^08
w
ater debt (included)
193.000
19
1911-1912 Aas'd valuatiou, real ..14,443,159
1914 Ass'd valuation, pers'l.. 1,026,363
1H15 Total valuation 1900. .15,469,522
1915-1917
Assessment about 23 real value.
Tax rate (p. $1,000) lyoi.$16-91
1910 Population in 1900 was
19,457
1908
—
$1.500
24,000
24,000
27,000
6.000
6,000
6,000
4s.
. .
,0
3*9. J&J.3S.0O0
J&J, O.OoO
48,
.
Sewek Bonds—
5s,
4s,
bonds are exempt from local taxes.
When Due.
LOANS—
8ewer Bo
19021909
M&N,
J&J.
J&J,
J&J,
J&J,
J&J,
J&J,
J&J,
$3,500... 1901 to 1907
}
4s, J&.l,
48,
7a,
5s,
$^,125... 1902 to 1914
B.
PAT
T Q
r
ALLb.
— <M.
FRANK J. SULLI VAN, Clerk.
in Niagara County. All
»<>>d~
,
4i*8,
School Bo*ds—
4>38, A&O, $8,000
Water
$9,000... 1902 to 1919
6s,
J&J, $18,000
JAJ, 12,000
This
Edwin C. Willets,
HEMPSTEAD.—
Nassau County
town
TAX FREE.— All bonds are exempt from oity taxes.
H. WARING, Mayor.
nt
IT A \T
e-JL-.H.-fVlN.
— JJ.
JCHAS. KEENAN, Clerk.
Olean is in Cattaraugus County and was incorporated as a oity April
25, 1893, succeeding the village of Olean.
When Due.
LOANS—
City Bitilding
4i*8, A&O. $7,000
1902-1908
($1,000 due yearly on Oct. 1.)
When Due. Bonded debtSep.l5,1901.$113,500
4s, J &J, $o0,000.. .Dec.L 01 192i
8,000. Ju!y.l»02-1909
4s, J&J,
4,500.Julyl.l91O-1914
4s, J&J,
4s, J&J, 51.0O0.July 1,1902-1926
\ aluation 1900 5,535,755
$17-20
rate (per M) i;00
Assessed
Tax
Population in 1900 was
Population In 1890
12,048
8,134
($1,000 yearly to 1925 and
$27,000
NO.
in
1902-1903
4198, J&J, $<!0,000
1902-1904 4i«s, J&J, 12,500
1909-1914
($1,250 due yearly on July 1.)
Total debt Mar. 1, 1901.. $178,425
1901-1904 Water debt (included)...
5s, Nov. $17,200
70,000
($4,300 due yearly on Nov. 1.)
lotal valuation 1900 ...3,572,670
19"2-1906 Assessment about aotual value.
4s, F&A, $19,550
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$1000
($3,850 yearly on April 15.)
19 '2-1907 Population in 1900 was. . 9,482
4s, F&A. $11,400
Population in 1890 was
($1,900 due yearly on Feb. 1.)
7,358
For debts of Olean School Districts see Additional Statements" at
end of New York State.
INTEREST on the city building bonds is payable at the National
Park Bank, New York; on all other bonds at" Fanners' Loan & Truat
Co., New York, and Seaboard National Bank, New York.
$3.750
This village
is
When Due.
Jan. 1,1902
($1,000 due y'rly) to Jan. 1. 1906
3»«8,
, *18,000..July 13, 1902
($1,000 due y'rly to July 13, 1919
$500
5s
Aug. I, 1902
,
May 1, 1904
5s,
, 6,000
May 1, 1906
5s,
4,500
$5.000
1
.
ONONDAGA
County seat
is
McLaury,
D.
Clerk.
in Otsego County.
Mar. 1, 1904
1903-1919
$5,000
,15,900
4s
3iflS
Street Bonds—
July
...
1,
*3 7,500 July
1,
1
906-30
Bonded debt
Sept. 1,1901. $54,900
Total valuatiou 1901 ...3,106,951
Population in 1 » 9o was
6,272
Population in 1900 was
7,147
CO.— Irving
Coonley, Treas.
Syracuse.
LOANS—
When Due. Total debt Mar.
1,
1901.. $165,000
Penitentiary Bonds—
Tax valuation, real
116.298,937
3s, J&J, $lt>0,000 .July, 1902-'29 Tax valuation, person'Ll ,684,966
1
($5,000 y'rly to '19; $7,000 to '29.)
Interest is payable at Syracuse.
OSSINING. — This village
Total valuation 1900.127,983,903
Population in 1900 was. ..168, "35
Population in 1890 was... 146,247
M&N, $<,69 1
A&O, 9.076 05
Water Bonds—
4s, A&O, $12,000
1900-1908
1900-1909
4s,
4s.
Oct. 1,
($2,000 due yearly) to Oct.
4s,
A&O, $30,000
1,
1,
1,
Oct.
($3,000 due yearly) to Oct.
1902
1907
1908
1917
F.
is
1,
1918
1919
City Chamberlain.
in
When Due.
LOANS—
Voting Machine Bonds—
$5,000
Jan., 1902 06
City Bonds—
J&J, $4,000
1902
4s, .....
1,
Total debt Feb. 1, 1900 ..$176,000
Int. pay. at 1st Nat. Bk. Ossiniug.
Tax valuation 19"0.. .$10,492,830
Population in 1890 was
9,352
Population in 1900 was
7,939
OSWEGO.—
T.
Gleason,
Oswego County.
This oity
Name
in Westchester County,
is
was changed from Sing Sing by Legislature at 1901 eeasion
When Due. 4s, A&O, $100,000
Oot.
LOANS—
Improvement Bonds—
4s. A&O,
30,000
Oot.
School Bonds—
3128,
3^8, J&D, $408.000.... 1902-1918
($24,000 due yearly.)
3*28, A&O, $lo ,000.... 1902-1917
,$3,000
Oct.,
1902
Improvement Bonds—
4s,
A&O, $38,43140
Oct., '02 '06
Total debt Mar. 11, 1901 $54 ',000
Assessed valuat'n 'O0..$lo.429,791
Tax rate <per$l,00o) 1900. $27-20
22,199
Population in 1900 was
Population in 1890 was.... 21,842
($7,000 due yearly.)
1902-1915|
payable at the Am. Exch. Nat. Bank of New York.
The interest and principal of railroad bonds when due are met by the
tax levy of Oswego County.
,$14,000
48,
INTEREST
Is
LOANS-
Niagara County.
When Due
Pulaski.
190J-1919
bonds except paving 5s is payable at the Chase
INTEREST on
National Bank; on the paving 5s at the Bank of America, N. Y. City.
^.000... Jan.
all
1.-
portion of the city's territory.
LOANS—
Wh*nDue.\ Bond, debt Apr.
J&J. $50,000... Jan. 1M02-1931
($1,000 v'rlyto'll; $2,000to'3l.)
.Janl»*02-1911
4s, J*J, $10,000
4s, J&.I. $85,000... Jan.. '15 to '35
(«5,000 In 1915 and $4,000 y'rly.)
I
1, 1901. $144,000
Asiessed valuat'n 1899.. 5, <2.\424
School tax (per $1,< 00) '99.. $6-54
Population in 1900 (est.)
9,000
,$16,000
3*28,
1902-1905
($4,000 due yearly on Mch.
1).
Bridge Bo^ds—
3S»s. M&8, $30,000. .Mar., 1906-08
3^8, M&S,
9,000... Mar
1,
1909
$95,000
24,v 15,312
Valuation, real
Valuation, personal
3, 75,898
Total valuation 1900... 27,491,210
Stated Co tax (perM.) i899.$640
70,881
Population in 1900 was
71,883
Population in 1890 was
Funding Floating Debt—
1902-1905
3 ^8, M&8, $40,000
INTEREST
on the funding bonds
OTSEGO.— Geo
This town
is in
is
payable
New York
W. Wedderspoon,
Otsego County,
When Due.
City.
Supervisor.
M&S, $3,000... Mar., 1902-16
3i*s,M&-I, 4,500... Mar., 1917-31
1902 to 1904 Bond, debt Dec. 1. 190 J $112,500
4s Mar., $44,500
(*7,5o0 in 1901. $15,00') in 1902 Assessed valuafn, real. .2,0 '.7,200
8*7,450
Assessed valuat'n. per'l
and $14,500 in 1903.)
Total valuation 1900 ...2,914,650
3»sft, Ma., $1 i, OO ..Mar. 1, 1910
value.
3>2», Mar,
6,^00. S*pt 1, '02-14 AH8essme<it about Hotual
.$840
Total tax (p«r M) 19 H>..
Refunding 0. & O. v. RR. 4,497
3-8. MAS, >*45,500.3ept. 1, 02-30 Populationiu 19 >0
($1,500 yearly to 1926, $2,000 Population 1890 (Census)... 4,917
LOANS-
C.
North Tonawanda School District No.
When Due. Total debt SepLl, 1901.
County Bonds—
Water Bonds.
4s,
A&O, $275,000. .Apr.
4>*b, A&O,
125,000.. Aug
-
1, 1924
Paving Bonds (assessment)—
19ol to 1902
1, 1926
J&D, $9,900
Bonded debt Apr. 1, 1901.$585,900
($4,950 due yearly on Dec. 27.)
1902-1905 Water debt, included ..
400,000
.100
5s,
Tax valuation 1900
6,355.112
($4,«00 due yearly on Sept. 15.)
iment about ^ actual value.
Bkwkk Bonds—
1907-1918 Total tax (per $1,000) 19O0.$2253
58, M&H, $60,000
Population in 1890 was
4,793
($5,000 due yearly on Sept. 25.)
1902 1926 Population in 1900
9,069
4s, J&J, $75.000
($3,000 'lac yearly on Jan. 1.)
4s,
1.)
Water Works Bonds—
Paving Bonds—
seats are
is
6s,
A
($5,000 due yearly on Jan.
in 1926.)
LOANS—
J&J
1912-1918
J&J. $35.000
4s,
COUNT Y.— Thomas Moore, Treas.
TON A WANDA.- H. M. Stocum, Treas. OSWEGO
Oswego and
County
This city
4s,
Sewer Bonds—
—
Railroad Bonds—
Sup.
i9 in
LOANS—
3*88,
($2,000 due yearly on May 1.)
A&O, $2,000. May 1, 1M04-5
7s,
NO.
iTOen Due.
Water Works Bonds— (Con.)
1902-1903
J&J, $14,250.. July, 1901-20
3^*, F&A, 18,000. Am?. 1,1901-10
4s,
J&J, 60,0 0... July 1,1902
A&O, 36.000...1906tol923 ($3,750 <!ue yearly) to July 1,1917
313s, J&J, 816,000. July 1, 1902-21
($2,000 due vearly on May 1.)
3^8, A&O. $2,000. May 1, 1904-5 Total debt June 1. 1901.. $248,500
School Bonds—
Water debt (included) . . . 147,750
1902-1917 Tax valuation, real
4s, J&J, $28 000
3,465,370
($1,750 annually on Jul< 1.)
Tax valuation, personal. 7 7 4,200
3»«8, J&J. 14,v 50 July, 1902-'20 Total valuation 1900. . .4,239,570
Water-Works Bonds—
Assessment about 3-5 aotual value.
3»28,M&N, $21,000
1902-1908 Total tax (per $1,000) l900.$23-82
Population in 1900 was ...12,633
($3,000 due yearly on May 30.)
3ifl8, M&N, $40,000.. May30,'09-18
Population in 1890 was
11,662
INTEREST 18 payable at New York and Ogdensburg
4s,
4s,
HOOL DISTRICTS.
$3,200. ...1901 to 1916
,
District No 2—
$2,916
6s
A&O, $4,000
LOANS—
5'
When Due.
LOANS—
District No. 1—
6a
1922
$80,000....
5s
LOANS—
When Due.
Highway Bonds 1893—
ON EONTA.— Henry
Road Bonds— (Con.)
When Due.
LOANS-
Lawrence County.
LOANS—
5s, July,
TOWN OF SOUTHFIELD.
When Due.
LOANSReflndi.no „
Bonds $24,600.... 1902 to 19S2
4s
DONAHUE, Treasurer.
CRICHTON Jr., Clerk
R. J
}e>. J.
.
2—
1902 to 1917
$36,000.
58
When Due,
1—
in St.
is
$
LXX1II
48,
4s,
TOWN OF MIDDLE TOWN.
Refunding Bonds-
Vol.
A
C. V.
RR.—
1927 to 1930.)
3138,
—
—
:
NEW
October, 1901.
PEEKSKILL.--Chas.
YOftK-CITItS
Swain.
R.
This Tillage is in Westchester County.
$14,000
WhenDue. Floating debt
LOANS—
Total debt Feb. 1, 1900.. 2 16,000
Water Bonds—
1904 Sinking fund
33,000
$150,000
7b,
3-708, J&J, 40,000.... July 1,1922 Net debt Feb. 1, 1900 .... 183.000
5,754,555
1.500.. ..$500 yearly Tax valuation 1899
3^8
$2250
1*29 Total tax (per $1,000)
3>«8
8,000
1 0,358
3-958
2,500.... $500 yearly Population in 1 90" was
,
Bonded debt Feb.l,T900.$202,000 Population in 1890 was!!!!!. 9,676
PLATTSBURG.-A
Countr
This village
is
Williams, President.
in Clinton
When
LOANS—
Refunding Water Bonds—
-*>««•
3i«8, J«* J,
iMPROVhMENT BONDS
348, g
3»«e,
$25,000. lulyl, 1902-26
Total debt July 1, 1901
$182,100
Assessed valuation, real.l. 246, 0(52
As>*d valuation, person'l 329,753
Total valuation 1900 ...1,675,815
$=>6-5^
Tax rate (per M.) 1901
$54.0 >0... July 1, 1905-31
July 1,1904
1.000
,
g.,
.
Renewal Bonds -
1902 to 1904
$3,000
4s, .....
School Bonds
(tax
exempt)—
Population in 1890 was
Population in 1900 was
$7,300
,19.800
3»afl
4s
.
7,010
8,434
Water Bonds—
4s
3*«8, 4s
1902 to 1928
,$27,000
& 5b. $100,000
r->/-M=>T
r^CJrl
1
is
J
\
SAMUEL COMLY,
President.
Treasurer.
NICHOLAS DUFFY.
in Westohester County.
LOANS—
WhenDue.
Building bonds
$500
Strebt-Improvem't Bonds—
Bond, debt Mar. 21, 1901. 108,500
3»«s, A&O, $4 1,000.... Oct 1, 1903 Assessed valuat'n 1900.. 5,393,557
Assessin't ahout 60% actual value.
(f 2,000 due yearly) to Oct. 1. 1923
3>*8. g., A&O, $16,000 .Oot.'03-18 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. $17-89
Sewer bonds
$48,500 Population in 1890 was
5,274
Park bonds
2,500 Population In 1900 was
7,440
A.
PORT JERV1S.—
Orange County.
This village
is
P.
Clerk.
When Due. Total debt Mar.
1, 1901... $85,000
Total valuation 1900.... 1,937,895
Assessment about *3 actual value.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 190U $2194
Population in 1890 was
9,327
Population in 1900 was
9,385
F&A, $50,000
F&A, 35,000
Aug. 1, 1911
Aug. 1,1911
Interest payable at National Bank,
Port Jervis, N. Y.
DnTTruirCPOCTC
rUULirllVliJirblll.
—
GEO
J
M. HINE, Mayor.
HOWLAND
iC.S.
(Jhamberlain.
This city is the oounty seat of Dutchess County.
When Due.
Sewer Bonds -(Con.)—
LOANS—
Water Bonds—
M&N, $324,000.. May
4s
3*88, ....
3s
$99.000
3s
5s J&J, $3.000
44,000
lO'.OOO
13,000
July
1,
Bounties—
5s, M&S, $8,000
Railroad Bonds—
4s,M&S, 17,000
7b, MAN, $35,OOO..May 1, 1902-08 4S.M&S, 20.000
7s, F&A, 228.000.... Feb 1,1902
4s, M&S, 18.000
4s,
5,000
4s,M&S, 20,000
3s,
158,000
3s,M&S, 20,000
—
Fallkill Improvem't Bonds
38.M&8. 20,000
7s, F&A, $58,000. Aug. 1, 1909-*10
Asylum Bonds—
Deficiency Bonds—
3s, M&S, $15.000
7s, M&N, $83.000
May 1, 1914 3s. M&S, 32 000
Sewer Bonds—
1909
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909-1910
,
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, EtcJan.
Jan.
Jan. 1.'99
$1,688,000 $1,701,000
538,000
558,000
CITY PROPERTY.—The city owns buildings valued at $200,000,
ASSESSED VALUATION—The city's assessed valuation and tax
rate have been as follows, real estate being assessed at about twothirds of cash value
Personal
Total A ssessed Rate of Tax
Tears—
Real Estate.
Property.
Valuation, per $1,000.
1901
$11,777,400
$1,981,700
$13,7^9,100
1900.
11,777,400
1,981,700
$25-40
13,759,100
1899
11,539,175
24-50
1,*56,700
13,394,876
1898
11.512,170
23-40
1,879,100
13,391,270
1897
11,721.675
23-44
2,055,600
13,777,275
1895
10,799,170
25-10
1,890,050
12,689,050
1891
10,556,320
23-44
2,379,850
12,436,170
1890
9,718,890
23-44
3,813,850
13,532,740
„ POPULATION.— In 1900 population was 24,029; in 1890 it was
22.206 in 1880 it was 20,207 in 1870 it was 20.080.
1,
1901.
1, '00.
funded debt (incl. water debt). $1,678,000
Water debt, included above
538,000
;
QUEENS
CO.— Chas.
County
Long
L. Phipps, Treasurer.
Island City. A good part of the old County of
included in the Greater New York, and a law changing
the name of tbat portion of the old county ouUirie of Greater New
iork to Nassau County went into effect January 1, 1899.
The
amount of the outstanding bonds of this oounty which will be chargeable to the city of New York has been finally determined by the
Supreme Court (V. 71, p. 875.) Under this decision the city of New
York is liable for $3,796,032 11 of the old debt of Queens County as
t stood at the date of division
and the remaining $1.01 1,967 89
becomes an obligation of Nassau County. Instead of apportioning
certain boLds to New York City and to Nassau County, the debt and
interest will not be divided, but will be paid by New York City,
Nassau County paying over its proportion as it becomes due. New
York City pays -78952414973 of the principal and interest as it
becomes due, and Nassau County -21047585027.
The statement below shows the obligations of the old County of
Queens which remained outstanding on Sept.
1901.
LOANS—
WhenDue.
Road Bonds— (Con.)—
is
now
i
,
I
j„
H'
«-^
m?^^
County seat
~
V!t
v£& *IJ9'222--J
75,000.. Nov.
-
4s,M&N, $275,000 g., Nov. 1,1916
48 A&O 618,000.?.. Apr. 1 1917
1917 4si A&0, 135,000.... Oct. 1,1917
1917
Flushing Highway—
1917 48, seml-an., $45,000 (gold) 1902
191'
Gold Bonds
1917 4s, J&J, $110,000
1922 4g,J&J, 151,000g.... July 1,1916
15 ' 1917
15.
4s, J&D,
55,000. Dec. 27,
4s,J&D 1,339,000.. ..Dec. 1,
4s, J&D,
50,000.. Dec. 15,
4s, J&D, 240,000.. Dec. 15,
J&J,
4g,
400,000.. .May 1,
is
Treasurer.
Mann,
P.
Treas.
Troy.
War Bonds
When Due.
LOANS—
Court-House Bonds (reg.)—
1902-1910
313s, A&O, $54,000
($6,000 due yearly on April 1.)
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
A&O, $120,000.... 191 1-1930
($6,000 due yearly on April 1.)
319s, A&O, $105,000. Apr. l,*31-'45
($7,000 due yearly.)
3i«8, A&O, $25,000. .1941 to 1945
($5,000 yearly on April 1.)
3138,
(renewal)—
F&A, $30,000
Feb. 1 1906
F&A, 20,000
Feb. 1,1907
F&A, 27,000
Feb. 1,1908
F&A. 4,000. Feb. 1, 1902-'05
,
($1,000 due yearly.)
$2,000. Feb. 1, 1902-'03
($1,000 due yearly.)
4s, F&A, $30,000. Feb. 1. 1902-'16
($2,000 due yearly.)
3i«8, F&A, $29,000.. Feb.,1902-'3O
4s,
F&A,
House of Industry Bonds—
F&A, $40,000
Feb. 1, 1902
Refunding Bonds—
Sinking Fund Bonds—
3^8, F&A, $20,000 Feb. 1,1902, to
3*28, A&O, $60.000.. Apr. 1, 1902
($1,000 due yearly) Feb. 1, 1921
($10,000 due yearly) to Apr. 1.'07) 3k>s, F&A, $16,000 Feb. 1, '02'17
3»28, A&O, $75,000. ..1913 to 1917 Bonded debt Sept.l, 1901.$716,000
($15,000 yearly on April
War Bonks
I
|
'
Sinkingfund
1.)
Tax
(renewal)—
F&A, $9,000
Feb.
F&A, 13,000
Feb.
F&A, 7,000
Feb.
F<teA, 30,000
Feb.
1,938
72,492,317
valuation, real
1,1902 Tax valuation, pers'L. 7,713,901
1,1903 Total valuation, 1900. 80,206.218
1,1904 Population in 1900 was.. .121.697
1,1905 Population in 1890 was. ..124,511
INTEREST on the court-house and sinking fund bonds is payable
at the office of the County Treasurer on all other bonds at National
State Bank, Troy.
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
RICHFIELD SPRINGS.— A.
Monroe Free
—
MAN, Treasurer. This village is in Otsego County.
When Due. Total debt Feb. 25, 1901 $76,000
LOANS-
Railroad Bonds—
Water debt included)
Past due Tax valuation, real
Sewer Bonds
47,000
1,205,180
90,950
Tax valuation, personal.
Total valuation 1900 ...1,296,130
Assessment about ^ actual value.
Total tax rate (per M.) '00.. $28-00Population in 1890 was
1,623
Population in 1900 was
1 ,537
(
,$4,000
5s,
-
$25,000.. .June, 1915-24
Water Bonds—
4s,
,$19.000
5s,
5s,
$20,000
1902 1920
($1,000 yearly.)
Aug.
1,
1903
.
.
.
7,0u0....Nov. 15, 1909
INTEREST is payable at the First Nat. Bank of Richfield Springs.
Bonds are exempt from all taxes.
TAX
,
EXEMPT—
RICHMOND CO.— New York
JAME<* JOHNSTON,
DrvPUTTCTTTD
rt^OriliiO 1
—
WILLIAMS.
county
Monroe
— When
LOANS—
NAME and
See
is
the
Comptroller.
Treasurer.
5
-H.XT.
Rochester
City.
5
s.
B.
county.
seat of
Principal.
Interest
Rate. Payable.
Due.
Otitstand'ff.
$100,000r 3
Jan. 1, 1920
Subject to call after Jan. 1, 1900.
r 3*2 J & J
100,000
July 1, 1922
Subject to call after July 1, 1902.
,
Tot.
seat
RENSSELAER CO.—Elias
5s
m
;
W. Riley,
This city, formerly the village of Greenbush, was incorporated April,
1897, and is in Rensselaer County. A bill passed by the Legislature
of 1901 annexed to the city the village of Bath-on-the-Hudson and
part of the town of East Greenwich.
Sewer Bonds —
When Due.
LOANS4s, J&J, $5,000
July 2, 1902
Broadway Bonds—
July 2, 1903
4^8, J&D, $19,000... June 1, 1905 4s, J&J, 10,000
Total debt Jan. 1, 1901. $241,000
Paving Bonds—
19,000
4s, Sep. ll.$56,000 .Sept. 11, 1911 Sinkingfund
4s, Oct. 20, 32,000... Oct.20, 1911 Assessed valuat'n 1900..3.421.817
lotal tax (per $1,000) 1900.$27-40
4s, Dec. 15, 72.000.. Dec. 15, 1911
7,466
4s, A&O,
30,000. .Oct. 11, 1912 Population in 1900 was
Population in 1890 was
7,301
INTEREST on the sewer bonds is payable at the National Commercial Bank, Albany
on all other bonds at the Albany County Bank.
1906
Feb, 1, 1902 3s,
$15.000
, $71,000.... Oct.,1902-'29
6,000 .. .Feb. 1, 1903 ($2,000 yearly to 1 928 and $19,000
20,000
Aug. 1, 1903
1929.) (This issue is tax20.000
Aug. 1,1904
exempt.)
10.000
Feb. 1, 1904 3s,
1901-1929
, $43.5<>0
10.000
Feb. 1. 1905 3s,
11,500
1930
94,000
3^8, .... 1 5,000 Sept. 15, '02*30
58.000
3^28, ..., 105,000
>ept. 11, 1931
3 ^s. F&A. 58,000
Aug. 1, 1905
Certs. (Sinking FUL.d Corn's) —
3b, F&A.$20.000..Feb. 1, 1906-'07 3^8,
74,000
3s, F&A, 39,000. .Aug. l,1906-'07 3*48, ...
1,000
INTEREST is payable at Fallkill National Bank, Poughkeepsie.
is
RENSSELAER.— C.
Refunding Bonds—
4s, F&A.
4s, F&A,
4s, F&A,
4s, F&A,
4b, F&A,
4s, F&A.
48,
3*28, ...
queens
.
;
High School Bonds—
1, '02-'13
7s,
Other Bonds—
When Due.
LOANS—
4s, J&J, $90,000
Funding Bonds—
1902
($15,000 due yearly) to 1907
4s, J&D, $260.000.... Deo. 1.1927
4s. J*D,
50,000. ..Deo.15, 1917 4s, J&.T, $100,000. Jan. 1, '10-'19
Total debt Sept.l, 1901.$4,7«3,000
Building Bonds —
4s, J&D, $10.000.... Deo. 27,1902 N. Y. City's prop'n... 3,760,503 53
4s, J&D, 120,000.... Dec. 15, 1927 Nassau's proportion .1,002,496 47
4s,
Bswer Bonds—
4s,
4s,
Altemerer,
in
LOANS—
53
TOWNS.
;
/^uitotcd
OrltO 1 £L,r\. —
This village
MB
PURPOSE.
'Bridge bonds
'Bridge bonds
'Bridge bonds
.
,
J&J
100,000
Sept.l, 1921
J <fc J
Subject to call after Sept. 1, 1901.
7
335,000
Jan. 1, 1902
r
3>4
tCity Hall commission... c
Consolidated loan
r
3^
'East side trunk sewer... r
4
J&J
F&A
J&J
Aug.
1912
1,
1
^^'ooo
100,000
yearly^ 150 000
>
Subject to call after 20 years.
do
do
....r
3^
J
& J
1
l&OO^elrly
}
500 00(>
'
Subject to call after 20 years.
d0
d0
3!*
J
& J {jgg;^-!2£87j
250j000
.
Subject to call after 20 years.
tFunding, 1875
410,000
r 7
Jan. 1, 1905
Local imp't bonds, 1899.. 3>a F & A
500,000'
Oct. 2, 1919
tPark bonds, 1888
300,000
r 3
July 1, 1928
Subject to call on and after July 1, 1898.
ido
60,000
1896
1936
3»a J & J
Subject to oall after Feb. 28, 1906.
Railroad loans—
4,000
t Refunding RR
Jan. 1, 1902
c 7
72.00O
tRefunding RR
Jan. 1, 1903
7
740,000
'Refunding RR., 1893.. r 3^ F & A
1913
Feb. 1,
Subject to call after Feb. 1, 1903
3.182.00O
•tWaterw'ks, 1873-76. r&c 7
Jan. 1, 1903
300,000
Ido
Feb. 1, 1943
do
r 4
F & A
Subject to call after 20 years,
500,000
tdo
Feb. 1, 1942
1892. r 313 F & A
Subject to call after Feb. 1, 1912.
950,000
Ido
Feb. 1, 1944
1894. r 3*a F & A
8ubject to call Feb. 1. 1914
250,000
Feb. 1, 1914
*do
3*s F & A
200,000
^Watershed bonds... 1898 3*2 F & A
Aug. 1, 1918
* $5,000 each.
t $1,000 each
INTEREST—With the exception of the City Hall Commissioners'
loan, which is payable at the office of the City Treasurer, all bonds and
interest are payable at the office of the Union Trust Co. of New York.
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, EtcJan.
1, '01..Tnn.l, 1900.
Aug. 1,'99 Jan., 1898. Jan., 1897.
Bonded debt. $9. 103,000 $9,1 12,000 $8,616,000 $8,420,000 $8,424,000
Water debt... 5,792,000 5,792,000 5,792,000 5,592,000 5,342,000On January 1, 1901, the city had a sinking fund of $640,634 93. In
addition to the above debt the city had on Jan. 1, 1901, a floating debt
——
)
54
AND
ST/*T£
New
City
is
LOANS—
CO.— W.
the county seat.
When Due.
I
nty Roa^ Bonds—
.
$10,000.. .Mar. 1,1902
9.500.. Mar. 1, '03'05
5«,
4»*s
1
Cocntt Bonds—
This city
in
is
5
}
H. A.
K
I
I
5s
$48,000 Mar. 1. '06-' 13
3»»8. J&u, 110,000. June, 1914-"24
RnA/rc
LJlVliV —
I
.
8.
J.
Randolph, Treas
Bond, dobt Feb. 1. 1901 $193,000
Assessed val'ation, real. 16,239,213
Assessed val'ation, per'l
887,125
Total valuation, 1900.. 17.126.338
Population in 1*90 was
35,162
Population in 1900 was
38,298
CASWELL, Mayor.
PUTNAM, Chamberlain.
Oneida County
When Due.
LOANSCity Hall Bonds—
4s, J&J, $4,000
Nov. 1, 1901
<$1,000 due y'rly) to Nov. 1, 1904
4«, J&J, $5.000... Jan., 1902 to '06
Water Bonds—
J&J, $160,000. Sept. 15, 1911
3»fl8,
Street Bonos—
3!*s, JsD, #30,000. June 1, '02-*06
3ks, J&J, 15,351 09.Jan ,'02-'05
Total debt Dec.
($1,000 yearly.)
Sewer Bonds -
1,
1900.. $426,564
Water debt
J&J, $150,000. Apr.15, 1907-21
<$5,ooo y'l v to 1920; bal. due 192
4s, JAJ, $37,000.... Apr. 15, 1921
4s,
1
(Included).. . 160,000
Assessed valuation, real. 6, 6 17, 490
Assessed valuation, per'l 810.746
.
Total valuation 1900
7,428.2 6
Total tax tper$l,000) 1900 .16-24
Feb. 1, 1902 Population in 1900 was
15,343
($3,250 yearly) to Feb. 1, 1918 Population 1890 was
14,991
The total tax rate given above includes State, county and town tax,
$829 city tax, $8-40 ; school tax, $4-37.
The water and sewer bonds are for $1,000 each; all
PAR
others $500 each.
School Bonds—
4s, F&A, $55.250
;
VALUE—
ST.
LAWRENCE CO.— M.
County seat
is
LOANS—
When Due. Total debt8ept. 1,1901.
armory Bonds—
4s, Feb.,
H. Flaherty, Tr.
Canton.
Feb., 1902-'04
$6,000
Court House Bonds—
1902-1911
M&S, $50,000
4s,
$81,000
Assessed val., real.
35.084,848
Assessed val. person'l 3,844 ,910
Total valuation 1900. 38,929,758
Assessm't is 85% of act. value.
Population in 1890 was
85,048
Population in 1900 was
89,083
,
.
($5,000 due yearly on Mar. 1)
Jail Bonds
Mar. 1,1913
4s.
$25,000
($5,000 due y'rly) to Mar. 1, 1917
INTEREST is payable at County Treasurer's office, Massena
—
SALINA. — G.
This town
is in
LOANS-
Baxter.. Supervisor
Syracuse North RR Bonds—
AsFessm't about 70 p. c. real value.
4s, M&S, $126,000. 8ept- 1, 1902 to Total tax (per $1,000) ^OO^O??^
due
($3,600
yearly) Sept. 1, 1936 Population in 1900 was
3,745
Total debt March 1,1901. $129,600 Population In 1890 was
3,490
INTEREST Is payable by the Union Trust Co., New York City.
County seat
CO.— B.
Cocnty Bonds—
F&A, $13,000
F&A, 14,000
F&A, 15,000
F&A, 16,000
F&A, 17,000
F&A, 18,000
F&A, 18,000
4*.
4a,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
Feb.
This village
is in
LOANS—
Water Bonds—
Sept.
1,
1910
1911-1917
($5,000 due yearly on Sept.
MAS, $19,000
MAS. 105,000
1.)
1901-1905
1902-1917
(Part one yearly on 8ept.
5b,
5s,
5a,
Bonded debt 8ept. 1, 1901 $340,000
Floating debt
5,000
Asse-sed valuation, real. 6,070,627
Assessed valuat'n, pero'l 245,2^8
Total valuation 1901 .. 6,315,855
Assessment \ actual value.
Tax
1.)
This city is situated in the
porated in 1798.
LOANS—
*»
— <JO
county
—
>
J A(
.
3
1890 3
I***
OB
in
In
1890 was
1900 was
h.
w
-
CLUTE, Mayor.
BERNARDI.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Street improvements
Water
1885
1885
do
do
1885
do
1894
.....1894
do
"....1893
do
do
1895
do
1895
do
1895
do
1895
do
1895
1896
do
do
1886
do
1886
1889
do
do
1889
do
1889
1886
do
1*98
do
do
1899
1901
do
1898
Promissory notes
do
1898
do
F & A 5{
.
4
4
F &
4
J
J
J
i
$18,000
S
$5,000 yearly.
190!M9-:0.
s
75,000
10,000
25,000
10,000
15,000
6,000
5,000
30,000
10,000
10,000
15,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
13,000
10,000
15,000
15,000
25.000
30,000
107,700
5,000
5,000
80,000
13,000
16,000
28,000
15.000
40,000
40,000
60,000
60,000
30,000
3,000
4,000
13,000
15,000
15,000
10,000
32,000
15,000
V. 71, p. 202.
Feb., 1905-14
&
June. 1916 19
&
&
J &
A &
A &
A &
A &
F &
J &
F &
A &
F &
F &
J &
J &
J &
J &
M&
M&
M&
June
June
1927
1929
Juiy 1, 1909
Oct. 1, 1904
1905-1907
)
$10,000 yearly. $
O
Oct. 1, 1920
O
Oct. 1, 1921
Aug. 1, 1922
July 15, 1923
Aug. 1, 1904
Oct. 1, 1908
Aug. 1, 1910
Aug. 1, 1911
June 1, 1924
July 1. 1«25
June, 1912'15
1926'28 & '30
1902 to 1905
N
Nov. 1, 1902
N
Nov. 1, 1903
1, '08 to '15)
N Nov.
$10,000 yoarly. (
Aug. 1, 1911
Aug. 1, 1912 13 )
$8,000 each year ]
F & A Aug. 15, 1911-'13
& N
May 15, 1911
M & N May 15, 1912
M & N May 15, 1913
M & N May 15, 1914
M & N May 15, 1915
July 15, 1916
M & N Nov. 1, 1902
M & N Nov. 1, 1903
Feb. 1, 1907
Feb. 1, 1908
Feb. 1, 1909
M & N Nov. 1, 1916
J & D June, 1917 1918
July 1, 1919
Aug. 1, 1921
May 14 May 14, 1902
*02 '03 )
5 Feb. 9,
Feb. 9
$4,747 yearly
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
1,
1,
F&A
F&A
M
J&J
F&A
F&A
F&A
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
J&J
F&A
4
4
4s
4s
I
5
Feb.?4,'02-*04
^ll^
15,000
V.251
9,494
$
)
7 104
yearly J
I $2,368 yearly^
1901 to 1904
40,741
1900 4s May 10
do
Temporary loan for street improvements, $8,824.
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.—These bonas are all in $1,000 pieces.
INTEREST Is payable at the office of the City Treasurer.
TOTAL DEBT, ETC.—The city's total bonded debt on July 25, 1901,
was $918,000. Water debt(included),$512,000; sinking fund, $113,400.
In addition to the above debt, there are notes outstanding for street
improvements aggregating on July 25, 1901, $114,406 39.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The city's assessed valuation (from ±a
to 23 actual value) and tax rate have been as follows
Rate of
Total
Real
Personal
Assessed
Tax per
do.... 1900 4s
do
do
Feb. 24
'
'
Property.
Estate.
Valuation.
$1,000.
1900
1899
1898
1897
1896
1895
1890
1880
$10,654,300 $1,851,660 $12,50.">,960
12,000,000
10,429,100
1,570,900
$19-50
10,677,375
9,423,800
1,253,575
19-50
1,181,736
10,341,236
9.159,500
10,031,436
1,058,036
8,973,800
9,982,786
8,872,750
1,110,036
1730
567,970
8,204,670
7,636,700
460,010
3,393,410
2,933,400
POPULATION— In 1900 (Census) was 31,682; in 1890, 19,902;
in 1880, 13,655; in 1870, 11,026.
W*.
Pontius, Supervisor.
County.
When Due.
is in
Assess'd valuat'n, pers'l. $311,950
Total valuation 1900.... 3,684,885
Assessment about actual value.
5s, J&J, $109.500.... July 1,1903
110,000. . . .July 1, 1913 Total tax (per $1,000), 1900. $9-90
5s, J&J,
Total debt Mar. 1, 1901.. $219,500 Population in 1900 was .... 7,305
6,961
Assess'd valuation, real.. 3,372,935 Population in 1890 was
INTEREST la payable by the Metropolitan Trust Co., N. Y. City.
Refunding Bonds:
SING SING.- See Ossining.
SODUS.-W. J. Toor, Clerk
is
in
LOANS—
Bj. Supervisors.
Wayne County.
When Due. NetdebtDec.1,1 900 .... $85 ,08
Rome WaTERT'n & Ood. RR.—
Assessed valuation, real. 1,973,401
F&A, $90,000 Feb. 1....1902 Assessed valuation, pers'l. .287,400
($10,000 due yearly) to 1910 Total valuation 1*00 ...2,260,801
5s, F&A, $12,000 Feb. 1....1911 Assessment said to be fuU value.
Interest is payable in N. Y. City. Total tax (per $1,000) 1900. .$901
5,118
Total debt DfO. 1, 1900... $102,000 Population in 1900 was
5,157
16,919 Population in 1890 was
Sinking fund assets
SPRING VILLE. —This
Electric Light Bonds—
..... .....
4h,
4s,
village is in Erie County.
Water Bonds—
When Due.
LOANS—
4s,
$6,000
1927
$28,000
Total debt Feb. 1, 1901 . .$55,350
Assessed valuation 1900.-736,925
$708
Tax rate (perM) 1900
1,992
Population in 1900 was
Population 1890
1,883
.
1903-1927
($660 yearly on Jan. 1)
1903 to 1927
J&J, $4,850
($1»4 due yearly on July 1.)
J&J, 16,500.
.
incor-
(
Syracuse
is
situated in
was annexed on Jan.
,
Principal
When Due.
,
Outsland'g.
*AAJ F $;000' yearly15
}
F&A^g;^l 6ato'19.
e
03
*
ADOLPH MANZ, Comptroller.
^,^^
^ r -,r^^ — (GJ. H SAUNDERS, City Clerk.
SYRACUSE.
3
Treasurer.
same name, and was
of the
Hale. Payable.
™»»
'
s.
Interest.
HAVE AND PURPOSE.
*<>
Sewer
1920-1923
State.)
utm r/^t1 AUY
cr
A nV
aoriClNCO
]
$3000
r»t« (per M) 1901
11,-75
12,409
town," see additional statements
(For debt of Saratoga 8prings
**<*>
do
do
do
Park
5s,
MAS, $3, 000.. Sept., 1902-1904
M&8, 24,000 8ept. 1, 1905-'08
MAS, 3,000. Sept.l, 1909-1911
MAS, $25,000 Sept., 1902 -'06 Population
M&S, 25,000.. Sept., 1907-'ll Population
end of New York
Knapp,
H.
Sewer Bonds—
due.
4s
1902-1920
,$95,000
($5,000 due yearly on Aug. 1.)
4s,
1900
1900
1900
1901
1901
1900
1884
1884
1891
1892
1894
1896
1887
1889
1890
1890
1898
1899
1900
1901
do
Fire loan
-Principal.
Outsland'g.
When Due.
April,
A & O ^ $3,000 in'20,then
4
(
This town
Saratoga County.
Village Hall Bonds—
4-(,
1899
LXXIII
. .
SARATOGA SPRINGS.— C.
Clerk. —
When
5s,
4s.
School
LOANS—
When Due. Total debt Aug. 1, 1899. $135,000
Tax valuation, real
23,716,694
Feb. 1,1902 Tax valuation, person'l. 1,«18 530
I
MAS, $5,000
MA8, 35,000
i
This
Total valuation 1900 .25,335,224
1, 1903
Feb 1,1904 Assessm't is nominaUy full value.
Feb. 1,1905 State tax (per $1,000) '97
$2-48
Feb. 1,1906 County tax (per $1,000) '97
4-68
Feb 1,1907 Population in 1900 was
61,089
Feb. 1,1908 Population in 1890 was
57,663
The foregoing bonds are coupon bonds for $1,000 each.
N T E R EST Is payable at the Co. Treasurer's office, Saratoga Springs.
6s,
5s,
—
Rate Payable.
FALLS.— G.
SENECA
town
Seneca
B. Grippin, Treasurer.
is Ballston.
LOANS—
Vol.
Interest.
.
Tears.
Onondaga County
When Due. Total valuation 1900 ..$1,527 230
SARATOGA
LOANS-
NAME AND PURPOSE.
1
:
CITY SUf ?t£W£NT.
ot $2.176.7SS SS, consisting of outstanding notes and " contractors'
acceptances," payable largely by assessments.
Oeneeee Valley Railroad refunding loan, due from 1902 to 1903, is
provided for by exoess of receipts from lease to N. Y. L. E. & W. RR.
after interest oil the loan la paid.
ASSESSED VALUATION.— The city's assessed valuation and tax
as follows, real estate being assessed at from 60
r*t*> have been
to BO per cent of actual value.
Personal
Rale of Tax
BeoJ
per $i,000.
Estate.
Property.
Tears.
$108,042,5';
1901
$12,528,319
303,
10-'.
'200
13,614,950
$19 83
1900
17-27
102.153,875
8,107,820
1899
15-90
10,966,015
101,8»7,725
1898
16-18
101.065,200
5,113,050
1897
20-37
:.. (;;>_', 304
100,05-1.350
1896
16-19
6,081,200
99,389,050
1895
15-20
5,937,950
88,053,750
1890
1.430,144
2386
34.408.725
1880
POPULATION— In 190C (TJ.S.Censusi was 162,608; in 1890 it was
133.S96: in 1880 it was S9.366; in 1S70 it was 62.386.
ROCKLAND
>
^^^OobTel?.;
WO.OOO
20000
ALLEN,
City Treasurer.
Onondaga County. The
1900.
«
Interest.
—
village of
Elmwood
-Principal.
ITAen Due. Outsland'g.
__ Rate. Payable.
Dec. 30, 1929 $915,000
Refunding RR. Bonds.. ..1899 4
100,000
Dec. 1. 1926
4
CoUegiate bonds
33,000
Feb. 1,1902
Local improvem't bonds. 1898 4
5,000
A & O
Oct. 1, 90 J
do
do
1898 4
name AND PURPOSE.,
J&D
J&D
F&A
1
e.°°0
!
LOANS—
1,
-
E. F.
do
do
1899 4
J
*j{j55^J~SS?i 15^)00
—
——
new yobk-cities
Oclober, 1901.
LOANS-
Interest.
'
Local iniprovein't bonds
do
do
do
do
do
do
Parkbonds
1901
1901
1901
J
1901
3>i»
Fire Department bonds .1901
Voting machine bonds.. 1901
Temporary loans (advances to
Refunding bonds
1894
do
do
1894
Schoolbonds
1896
3>«
«°
d0
do
Elmwood
f &
F &
F &
F &
4
4
3Hi
3Ht
3>*
d0
do
.
F&A
F &
A.
F A
contractors)
F & A f^OoVy ewly3
|
F & A Feb. 1, 1904'
4
4
4
J
*
J
1889
1894
1892
1892
1893
1894
1895
1890
1891
1897
1898
1901
Watcrloan
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
\
'
6
& D ^^ye^rly \
& jU^OoVoarl?!
J
&
J
38,000
14,000
4/.000
30,000
411,2i 8
2 000
28.500
'
30 000
'
80 000
-
9
lUooo ?earlyi 400 000
M$Aug.,
1902-21
50,000
'
F & A
5s,
City Hall bonds
A
J & J
4s.
190 ° 3*
1901 3Si
school bonds
Aug., 1902 "21
Aug., 1902 '21
Aug., 1902-'21
Jan. 1902 '04
F & A
J & J
J & J
J & J
J & J
3
4i*
313
3J3
313
3*2
313
&
&
J
J
J
J
J&J
J&J
J & J
3
3
3^
J & J
3HS
313
A &O
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.—The bonds
6,000
Aue. 1, 1909
300,000
July 1, 1920
500,000
July 1, 1920
500,000
July 1, 1920
500,000
July 1, 1920
500,000
July 1, 1920
500.000
July 1, 1920
300,000
July 1, 1920
500.000
July 1, 1920
500,000
Jan. 1, 1927
100,000
Jan. 1. 1928
100,000
Apr. 1, 1902-'21 100,000
are in $1,000, $3,000 and
Juriel903-'06
910,000 pieces.
TAX FR E E— The local improvement bonds are exempt from taxation.
INTEREST on the water bonds is payable at the office of the MetroSolitan Trust Company, New York; on all other bonds at the office of
ke United States Mortgage & Trust Company, New York.
TOTAL DEBT, Etc.—The total bonded debt on Aug. 1, 1901, was
$7,136,768 50, including water debt, $4,100,000, local improvement
bonds, $734,000, and $411,268 '0 temporary loans advanced to con.
tractor*. Sinking fund, $51,331 47.
ASSESSED VALUATION— In 1900 the assessed valuation of real
estate was $78,848,305; of personal property, $8,948,461; franchise
taxation, $3,245,400; total, $91,042,166; total tax rate 1900 (per
$1,000) $20-39.
Property is assessed at "about 75 per cent of its
actual value."
POPULATION— In
1900
was 108,374;
(U. S. Census)
in
1890
Brown,
V.I.
it
was
88,143; in 1880,51,792.
TARRYTOWN.— Warren C
This village
is
LOANS—
When Due.
Sewer Bonds—
4s,
^
j*p
01k
in Westchester County.
4s,
4s,
J&D, $65,000
J&D, 65,000,
June
1,
1919
1926
Total debt Mar.l, 1901... $431,000
Assessed valuation, real.8,968,645
$57,000.1901 to 1916
($3,000 due yearly).
|
Ass'd valuation, per»'al..3,506,945
Water Bonds—
Total valuation 1897. ..12,475,590
4s, J&D, $51,000 June 1, 1902-'18 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900.. $600
4s, J&D, 75,000
June 1,1919 Population in 1890 was
3,562
4s. J&D, 180.000 .. June 1,1926 Population in 1900 was
4,770
Interest on sewer bonds is payable at the Tarrytown Nat. Bank.
THOMPSON. —
This town is in Sullivan County.
When Due. Assessed valuat'n, pers'l... $36,800
LOANS-
Railroad Bonds—
5s,
M&8, $72,000. ..Sept.
4i«8, M&S, 163,000... Sept.
Total valuation 1900
759,011
Total tax (per$l,000) 1900 $30-00
Population in 1900 was
3,739
Population in 1890 was
3,462
1903
1903
1901.. $235,000
1,
1,
Total debt Mar. 1,
Assessed valuation,
INTEREST
real.. 722,211
paid at the Fourth National
is
'ICONDEROGA. —This
loans-
F& A
F& A
New York
8inkingfund
$8,0f0
.
.
.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug
20/ 00
1,
1
,
"1,
1,
1,
1902
1907
1912
1917
1922
|
I
|
TONAWANDA.-J.
G. Billinger. Vil. Treas.
Tonawanda Town, Erie County.
VILLAGE LOANS- When Due. Assessment is 23 actual value.
8EWER BOND8—
Village tax (per M) 1900..
$997
4s. J&J, $126,000. .July 1, 1902-9 Population 1890 was
7,145
Water Bonds—
Population in 1900 was
7,421
4e, J&J, $150,000... July 1, 1912
TO WW DbBT-J. <. Patton,Sup.
This village
is
in
.
J&J,
65,000. ..July 1, 1914 Town debt Jan. 1, 1900.. $10,000
Streut Bonds—
To-vn debt in litigation.
202,000
6s, J&J, $25,000.. July 1, 01-1903 Town valuation 1900.... 7,523,028
Village bonds are tax exempt.
Town tax (per $1,000) 1900.. ..8-50
Bonded debt Apr. 1,1901.$366,COO Town population 1890
7,63«
Floating debt
18,000 Town population in 1900... 8,626
Tax valuation 1900
4,114,998
INTEREST is payable at the Seaboard Bank, New York City
5s,
I
—
—
..1894
..1894
..1895
..1895
..1895
Public building,
1884
Interest.
Principal.
Rate. Payable.
When Due. Outstand'a.
313
May
&
1 909
a*3,000
313
& O Oct. 1, 1910
a5,000
M
34
4
r 4
1886r 4
1893. 4
1893. 4
do
do
do
do
N
A
Shi
3 Ma
r
,
*
J&D
J&D
J&D
M& S
M&S
M& N
1
June
June
June
j
A &
A & OJ
F & A;
F & A
A & O
.
,
1,
1911
1912'13
1,
1914
1,
Sept. 20/02-1909
$10,000 yearly.
Sept. 20, 1910
a4,000
a2,000
a4.000
b80,000
bl5,000
)
]
Nov.20, 1911
Oct. 16, 1904
adll.500
Oct. 16. '05 to '08
$10,000 yearly.)
8.000
40,000
)
<
Aug. 1, 1905'07
1895. 313
24,000
$8,000 yearly. J
1895. 3*2
Aug. 1, 1908
clO.OOO
1889r 3
Oct. 19, 1902
6,000
1891. 3
June 1, 1910
6,000
Juue 1. 1911
1891
3
6,000
Nov., 1909'13 )
J
1898. 3>fl
52,000
I $10,000 yearly S
1899. •s^
A
Feb. 1905 1914
t»107,000
($1«',000 in '05, '06, •08, '10to*14; $12,000 in *07, and $15,000 in '09.)
AUg.l5,'0'Z-l'Z {
Market site bonds .1899. SH F & A J $2,000
a23,000
yearly 5
I
Market House bonds.1900 3>a F & A
Feb. 1902-'09
al5,700
1902-1908
High school siteb'ds.1898. 3i«
50,000
fublio Improvem'nt ,1893. 4
A & O
Oct. 16, 1912
15,000
do
1893. 4
A &
40,000
do
Oct, 16, 1913
1893
4
do
do
A &
Oct. 16, 1914
40,000
do
1891. 3k!
Dec. 1, 1910
15.000
do
1891. 313
Dec. 1, 1911
do
do
20,000
do
1891. 3*2
Deo. 1, 1912
do
30,000
( Dec. 15, 1905-'ll
do
do
1892. 3i2
C70.000
i $10,000 yearly.
J
do
1892. 3^
Dec. 15, 1912
do
b5,000
1,1909-' 14)
do
do
1894. 3hi F & A < Aug.
c60,000
I $10,000 yearly. £
do
do
1895. 3^5
Jan. 10, 1913
clO.OOO
do
1895. 3^
Jan. 10, 1914
do
8,000
do
do
1895. •s^
cd25,0OO
A Aug. 1, 1915
20,000
do
do
1890. 3
S
Sept. 1, 1902
do
1890. 3
S
Sept. 1, 1903
20,000
do
do
do
1890. 3
S
Sept. 1. 1904
16,000
< Dec. l,1905-'08>
do
do
1890. 3
c40,000
yearly
$10,000
I
5
1891. 3
June 15,1908
cl0,000
do
do
June 15, 1905
ClO.OOO
do
do
1891. 3
clO.OOO
do
1891. 3
June 15, 1906
do
Dec. 1, 1909
do
do
1890. 3
8,000
750
Dec. 1, 1909
do
do
1890. 3
clO.000
do
1891. 3
Sept, 1, 1908
do
20,000
do
do
1891. 3
Sept. 1, 1909
Dec. 1, 1915-'16)
1896. 313 J & DJ
48,000
do
do
$24,000 yearly.
Dec. 15.1916
23,500
do
do
1897. 3i*
Dec. 15, 1915-20)
do
do
1898. 3ifl J & i>\
c60,000
$10,000 vearly. 5
5 Nov. 1, 1901-'04>
313
Rensselaer St. imp. .1895
20,000
$5,000 yearly. S
I
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
J&D
J&D
M&N
F&
.
M&N
J&D
J&D
J&D
J&D
J&D
J&J
J&J
F&
<
M&
M&
M&
J&D
J&D
J&D
J&D
J&D
J&D
M&S
M&S
J&D
Water Works Bonds:—
Issue of May 1, 1879
c*
do
do
do
do
do
do
Aug.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1,
5
L879.C*
4»s
4>*
M&N
M&N
F & A
May
Aug.
1,
1,
1902
1904
alO.OOO
a"7,500
a40,000
F & A Aug.l,1907--*19
c*
Maturing $8,000 every ;hird year from 1907 to 1919.
11910 to '19) b50,000
May, 1883.0. * 34>
& Nj May
$5,000 yearly. {
4
June 1, 1903
b5,000
June 2, 1884.
r 4
June 1. 1904
b5,000
do
r 4
June 1, 1905'09
c 40,000
do
Maturing $10,000 yearly, omitting 1907.
M
Issue of Novem.
2,
1885
do
do
do
do
of Feb., 1896
do
1901
1901
r
r
r
r
r
Sh*
3i*
34,
3i*
31*
3kt
34
3S.
3ifl
J&D
J&D
J&D
M&N
M&N
M&N
M&N
M&N
F & A
F & A
J&J
J&J
.
1911
1912
1914
1915
1917
1903
Feb.
Feb.
1907
1911 to 1915
1916
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
a$5,000
a5,000
a7,50O
a7,500
al.OOO
a5,000
a5,000
125,000
10,000
Lansingburg Bonds — Anmxed Ja,n 1, 1901.
When Due.
Water Bonds— (Con.)—
loans-
village is in Essex County.
Aug.1,1900.. $70,000
3,500
Assessed valuation, real.. 745,255
As? essed valuation, pers'l 70,750
Total valuation 1900
816,005
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. 27-00
Village population 1890
2,267
Village population 1900
1,911
I
F & A 10,000.
F & A 15,000
F & A 17,000
of
When Due Bonded debt
water Bonds—
4b,
4s,
4a,
4s,
4s,
Bank
55
,
Park bonds
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
)) >
TOWNS,
NAME AND PURPOSE
When Due.
A
A
A
A
mv
LOANS-
Principal,
Outstaiul'g
Deo. 1901t" '0^ $248,0<>0
1902-'09
July,
48,000
Fe->. 1902-'10
216,000
l902-'09
Auk.,
49,500
Aug., T902'21
25,000
Aug., 1902'06
f>0,000
,
J&D
& J
1899 4
1900 4
190i
1901
do
Library bonds
Biidge bonds
d0
—
Rate. Payable.
NAME AND PURPOSE.
r
.
4s. M&N, a$20 ,000... Nov. 1950
1904
Sewer Bonds—
1914 4i*8, A&O, $13,333. $2,000 yearly
1924 4s,
45,000 ....1904-1912
1934
School Bonds—
M&N, a25,O0O....Nov. 1938 4s,
$24,000
Paving Bonds—
J&J,
alO.OOO ...July, 1939
4s, M&v,
al5,000 ...May, 1941 3»*p, J&D, $63,000 ..June 1.1904
4s, A&O.
1935 Out fg bonds, an. 1, '01 $441,333
dl5,000
4s, F&A.,
a60,000....Aug. 1949 Population in 1900 was.... 12,595
4s, F&A,
a25,000 .. Aug. 1920
a Bonds for $1,000 each, b Bonds for $5,000 each, c Bonds for
$10,000 each, d Bonds for $500, etc. y Bonds for $1,000 and $10,000
water Bonds—
4s,
4s,
4s,
4e,
4s,
4s,
M&S, ad$20,000
M&S,
a30,000
M&<,
a40,000
M&S,
a60,000.. March
INTEREST is paid at office of City
Chamberlain.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUND,
ETC.-The
city of
Lansingburg
with a debt of $441,333, was annexed Jan. 1, 1901, and the indebtedness assumed by the city of Troy; this debt is not included in the figures
below.
Dec. 31,1900. Dec.31 ,'99. Mch. 1, '99. Mch. 1, '98.
Total municipal debt. $1,295,055 $1,340,605 *l,393,6i 6 $1,172,265
*66,480
*47,981
8ink. funds
*23,259
3,576
I
Tonawanda Union Free School District
G Riesterer, Treasurer.
— E.
LOANS—
I
'
TR
O V*
A rxKJ
I
I
1, 1901... $84,000
School tax (per M.) 1899
$8 97
23
Assessm ent
actual value.
DANIEL E. CONWAY, Mayor.
ILeROY R1CKERSON. Comptroller.
\
-
Troy is situated in Rensselaer County. On Jan. 1, 1901. a bill known
as the "Greater Troy Bill" became operative. Under its provisions the
village of Lans-.ngburg and portions of the towns of North Greenbush
and Brunswick became pait of the civy of Troy.
LOANS—
Interest.
Principal.
NAME AND PURPOSE.
Bate. Payable.
When Due.
Outstand'c
—
.
,
Bonds
do
do
(funding)...
....
4
J&D
«
,
b$95,000
Jne2,'01to'1904
Maturing $20,000 or $25,000 each year,
do
a 5 Aug. 12, 1905--07
3 1« *
& a
r o-a
F <k
j $10,000 yearly.
do
1887 r 3*2 J & J
July 14, 1907
;
<
$1,105,776
273,500
*51,268
JSfo. 3.
When Due. Total debt Apr.
1892, $30,000... 19 13 to 1922
8
42 .°00 -. 1 938 to 1 947
f
} %%L>
48,1898,
12,000... 1919 to lb22
4s,
Net municipal debt.. ..$1,291, 479 $1,317,346 $1,345,625
246,000
Water debt additional 211,000
236,000
*42,962
'54,112
Sinking funds
21,510
bc30,000
clO.OOO
$222,232
Net water debt
$203,038
$181,888
$189,490
* Includes cash on hand in addition to sinking fund.
WATER BONDS.— The interest and principal of the water work*
bonds are provided for by the Water Commissioners from water rents.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The city's assessed valuation and tax
rate have been as follows, property being assessed at about full value.
Total Tax
Assessed Valuation.
per $1,000.
Total.
Tears.
Personal.
Real.
$19-71
$49,147,549
1900
$5,341,258
$43,806,291
47,626,798
1*99
5,004,^73
42,622,125
18 09
47,777.058
1898
5,282,425
42,494,633
17-26
47.779.588
5,368,077
1897
42,411,511
19-48
47,668,710
5,133,025
1896
42,535,685
1986
47,958,787
5,392,051
1895
42,566,736
18-45
47,049.979
5,198,587
1890
41,851,392
17-20
48,052,872
5,598,427
1888
42,454,445
The city tax rate in 1899 was $11-30 and in 1900 $13-70.
POPULATION —In 1900 (Census) was 60,651, excludingthe section*
annexed in 1901, which brings the aggregate up to 75,000; in 1890
population was 60,956; in 1880 it was 56,747.
—
.
MD
ST/U£
ot;
TRUXTON.—
John
A town
WATERVLIET.-H.
M
This
Albany
O'Doxxell, Supervisor.
In Cortland Countv.
LOANS—
Tax valuation,
When Due.
V a 0*. Mid. KR. Bonds—
-4s. J&J, $11 2,200.... July 15, 1912
Subject to oall after July 15, 1902
r
^
Assessment about
LOANS—
$20,700
420,365
pers'l
Total valuation 1900
a Pavement Bonds—
actual value.
(Part due yearly on
ULSTER
Countv
seat
la
LOANS—
Oot
CO.
Ttrntike Bonds—
MAS. $10.000. .Mar.
when Due.
L895,
-
(ref.)
is,
MAS. $60.000
Bonds—
Jail
1902-1921
($3,000 due yearly on Mar. 1.)
-•
4s, M
.3.000 ...Mar. 1, 1902
($3.0i o due yearly) t«> Mar. 1, 1922
4s. Ma- $82,000..... Mar. 1, 1923
Is,
School Bonds—
J&D, $38,000
4s, MAS,
4s. M.vS,
.
This city
stii'JKMAj, Mayor.
K W. SHERMAN,
—Oneida
JOHN A. CANTWELL, City
County.
-
NV
"WEST CHESTER. -See New York
ter, Treasurer.— County
LOANS—
Clerk.
Poblic Improvement—
4s, Jan., $135.000..Jan., '02 to •28
4s, Jan.,
30,000.. Jan , '29 to '31
4s
,
..
34 000.. Jan., '03 to '19
l.t 00 ... "an. 1. 1902
1.000.. Jan. 1. 1902-03
3»«8, Jan.,
.04 to '19
24,000.. Ian
.
Paving Bonds -
$1 19,^76 16 .part yearly
Total debt July 19, 1901.$412,8*2
debt Sept. 1, 1900. 203,500
Assets, railroad stock... 200,000
INTEREST
Is
amount
payable in Utica at the City Treasurer's
of railroad
city is restricted by law to the issuance
In anticipation of city tax.
Tears.
19oi
$82,464,218
1900
1899
.1^2,139
;
28,576,331
28,472,140
32,014,624
16,437,262
16,548,046
16,461,052
16,998,760
1898
1897
1896
1895
1890
1880
POPULATION.-In
44,007; in 1880
it
$38,563,887
41.108,660
37,795,638
37,694,144
40,657,0: 2
19,051,088
19,178,309
18,791,658
19,475,560
was 56,383;
it was 28,804.
1900 (Census)
was 33,914; in 1870
This village
is
$22-72
16-17
2202
20-81
27-23
This village
District.
dent Board of Education
When Due.
d.
i
a
.
J
)
-
C.
FRED. LESTER.
$84,000
I.
(Subject to
July
call.)
1,
.
New York
1902
—
York, and on the water bonds at
Treasurer.
of the
same name,
LO^NS—
Hi'.M
•3s.
I
I
Dime Savings Bank, New York.
4 ia«,
1902-1904
$115,000. Feb. 1,1902- •24
<*5,000 du yearly.)
3»28
BOOL Bonds—
.>
.,000
3»*8,
-.
1
-v
Water debt (included)
2:j.-)
p
000
Tax
Tax
,$40.000.... 1926 to 1930
valuation, real
8,665, 331
valuation, pers'l. ..
027,107
Total valuation L900... 9,592,488
Tax rate (per M» 1900.
$21-V24
ment about 'h actual value.
yearly.)
Watkh
May, 1910
^ "..000
May. 1911-27
Total debt -ept. 1, 19"1.. $694,757
1905 1914
1902-1925
Hall,
...
..
ShWKR BONDS—
M&N, $6 000..
-:oo,000.Mayl, '22-41
00.000
itv
Funding Bonds—
!>"<
Bonds—
-
<
County.
When
&
Aug.
I,
1928.)
26,107
Tax valuation 1900
8,742,».91
Population in 1900 was
7,899
Town of Whiie Plains Bonds—
(Additional to village bonds.)
1929
3»s8. semi-an.. $78,000
M&N, 100.000.May
WILLI AMSBRIDGE.— See New York
Mayor.
vnMTi"
roc LESLIE SUTHERLAND, Deputy
I LJiNxVrliJreo. — JOHN H. KEELER,
1,
1931
5
I
•00 ..1901 to 19 6
'.5,000... 1902 to 1906
96,000 .1906 to 1920 Population In 19'Owas
O...1902 to 1910 Population in 1890 was
INTEREST on water bonds is payable at New York; on
at Watertown.
21,696
14,725
.
all
others
Jr.,
l
Yonkers
is
in Westchester County.
LOANS
When Due.
Assessment Bonds—
3»«8,
4s,
,
4s
,
3*28,
,
,
62,000. . .Feb.
45,000.. Feb.
10,000. ..Feb.
46,000. .Feb.
.
1,
1,
1,
1,
($1,000 due yearly on Apr.
1
,$3.600
4s,
3i*s,
.
April,
1.)
1910
...,*17.000... Apr. 1,1902-13
30.000 ..Apr., 1906-11
10.000 ..Apr.. 1912-13
Apr. 1, 1905
2,000
...
Pavilion B' nds—
3*28, A*0, $2,500.... Apr. 1, 1905
3>«s,
... 19,500.. Apr. ,1^05-09
....
...,
Paving Bonds—
$ '1,764. ..Mar. 1, 1902-05
4s,...., 50,000... Mar, 1, 1902-06
4b,
247, 58... Apr. 1.1902-25
Apr. 1, 19z7
48, ..... 10.000
April 1, 19^8
10,0"0
3>«B,
April 1, 1929
3>-8,
5.000
4s, .....
.
,
Public Bath Bonds—
$1 ,000. ...1905, '10, '15
4s,
($5,000 each payment.)
.
,
,
Fire Department—
48,
3*28,
4s,
4b,
.
,
Apr. 1906'09
1,000
Ciianfrau Place Bonds—
M&N. $5,000.... May, 1902-'06
1902
Park Bonds—
$150,000. May, '10 to '24
1902 3^8,
2o,000.May 1, '06 to '15
1903 3kB.
1903
Bridge Bonds—
4s
$4,400 .... Apr. 1, 1907
5,00o .... Apr. 1, 1906
1902 48, ...
A&O, $35,000...: Apr. 1,
Crematory Bonds—
1902-1905
4s, A&O, $3,500
7s.
i
Clerk.
48,
Consolidation Bonds—
is
WATERTOWN.- Frank Walts, Treasurer.
in Jeffei -on
($4,000 In 1914
1914-28
$9,000 yearly
1,
3*28,
City.
TAX FREE-— Railroad bonds exempt by statute from anv taxation
INTEREST on the railroad bonds is payable at the Union Trust Co.,
is
Sinking fund
F&A, $130,000, Aug.
J&D, $2=) ,000... June, 1926-'29
($4,000 in 1926; *7,000 to 1929.)
. .
,000 In 19
This city
...Oct, 1. 1929
25, '00.. 61 6.000
71.000
Certs, of indebtedness ...
Total debt June 25, '00... 68 '.000
1901 '13
1,
A&O, $60,000
Bonded debt June
'28
4s,
Presi-
debt Feb. 15, 1901. $84,000
Village debt Feb.15, 1901
75,000
Total valuation 1900
1,977,697
Assessment about 4-5 actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.. $8-95
Population in 1890 was
4,468
Population in 1900 was
4,341
Village Water Bonds
BllOto 1925
4s, J&J, $75,000
$15,000 In 1910, 1915 and 1925,
New
3H>8,
$l-t,000 Nov.
to
Town
Tf7i«ti>M«.
Railroad aid Loan—
'
Water Bonds— (Con.)
When Due.
ONDS—
Water Bo-ds—
4s,
offered
[$171,000
30,]
$15 000... June, 1926
,
4s
GOUINLOCK, President.
of
LOANS-
3V-.
peake,
Warsaw, containing the village
the county of Wyoming.
situated in
in Westchester County.
Refunding Bonds—
$1 ,512,854
Total debt Mar. 1, 1901.. $32,000
Ass'd valuation, real
1,000,000
Assessed val'n, personal. 150,000
Total valuation 1900
.1.150,000
Assessment abt. 40% actual value.
School tax (per $1,000, 1900 .7 50
Building bonds—
4s,J&J, $5,000
July 1,1902
Kkh m-iv. Bonds—
4s, J&J, $16,000
July 1,1911
$2,000 due yearly) toJulv 1,1918.
4s. J&J. $«,000
July, 1905-07
INTEREST Is payable at the Chase National Bank,
w
4s,
Dime Savings Bank, N. Y
— albert
\
1.)
City.
LOANS—
The town
is
on Sept.
Paving
valuat'n.per'l
182,325
Total valuation 1901... 1,695,179
Total tax (per M.) 1901
$1452
Population in 1890 was
4,543
Population in 1900 was
4,869
($6,000 due yearly) to Feb. 1, 1913
Total debt Feb. 1, 1901.. $108,000
The four per cents are payable to the Union
1,1902-22
May
A&O,
A&O,
for sale
Tax
4-, Fa A, s 12,000....Feb., 1902-08
4-, F&A. 30,000.. ..Feb., 1914-18
3>«s, F&A, 30,000
Feb. 1, 1909
Washington County.
Foster. Treae.
WHITE PLAINS.— Howard E. bonds
were
was
it
in
valuation, real.
$754,956
161,355
valuation, personal
916,311
Total valuation 1899
aotual value.
Assessment about
Total tax (per $1,000) '00. ..$44-70
4,434
Population in 1890 was
$25,000.... Apr. 15, 1904
4,377
25,000.... Apr. 1,1914 Population in 1900 was
Bonded debt Sep. 12, 1900. $93,000
INTEREST is payable at the Fourth National Bank, New York
4s,
4s.
1962
LOANS-
RR. Aid Bonds (reg.)—
D c wr
WaAnoA
W—
May
Water Bonds—
S. Sewell, Supervisor
in Delaware County.
When Due. Tax valuat'n, real
Walton School
,$21,000
3*28,
($1,000 due yearly on
in 1890
and
of Whitehall
in the
When Due. Tax
Refunding Water Bonds—
Tax
WALTON.-H.
This town
LOANS—
is
LOANS—
Total Assessed Rate of Tax
Valxiation.
per $1,000.
Personal
Property
$5,679,674
8,926,521
9,219,307
9,222,004
8,642,398
2.613,826
2,630,263
2,330,606
2,476,800
Estate.
County Treasurer at White Plains.
WHITEHALL.town
ASSESSED VALUATION.— Assessment about full value since 1897;
previously about 70 per cent.
Real
.
INTEREST is payable by
office.
•iDEBT LIMITATION.—The
of temporary loan bonds
White Plains.
. .
Town
4s, $5,25'
Jan. 1,1902
L'tiea holds against its railroad bonds an equal
stock, which returns dividends of 5 per cent.
is
..
4s, ann..
Voting Machine Bunds—
seat
J&D, $25,000 June 1, 1925 3 10s ...$25,000
1902 1914
J&D, *l,742...June 1,1926 3^8
1902-1911
20,000
County Jail Bonds 1902-1919
3-lOs .. 35.000
1902-1904
4s, J&J, $51,000
1906-1911 3^8 ..
12,000
($10,000 yearly on July 1.)
Temporary loan Bonds—
General Purposes—
...1925 26
,$46,742
3^)8
3ias, J&D, $10,000. .June 1, 1902 Bond. debtSep.20,1901
$461,720
3%s, J&D, 15,000. .June 1, 1903 Tax valuation, real
171.709,873
3i48,
1«,5.">2,946
10,000.. June 1,1902 Tax valuation, pers.
3VJ8, J&D, 25,000.. June 1,1904 Total valuation 1900.. 188.262.819
313s, J&D, 20,000.. June 1,1905 Assessment at about actual value.
4s,
J&D, 25,0<>0 June 1, 1911 Population in 1900 was.. .183,375
($10,000 due yearly) to June 1,'13 Population in 1890 was.. .146,772
4s,
J&D, $20,000. June 1, 1915
,
3i«3,Jan.,
3>«8. Jan.,
City.
When Due.
3i«8,
3»<8,
$114.750.... 1902 to 1916
lBridge Bonds—
36,000.. Jan., 1902-'19
4s,
1902
lS.0OO..Jan., 1*02'19 4s
,$1.000
1902-1907
4s, ann.,
6.000
18,000.. .Jan., 1902-'19 4s,
T
4s, ann..
Nov., 1901 '02
i 8,500..
an.. 1902-'20 4s
2,000
3»«8. Jan.,
Ellenville.
General Purposes— (Con.)
Warburton Ave. Bonds—
$13000
...,1914
3 10s
J&D,
4 s,
$44,978
June 1, 1902 3128, A&O, 12,500... Apr. 1,1911
($10,000 due y'rly) to June 1, 1905 3»*8, J&D, 50.000 June 1, '27-*28
Funding Bonds—
Refunding Bonds—
•
}
When Due.
LOANS—
A uitJiVA.vD School Bonds—
7,225
7,758
WESTCHESTER CO.—Francis M. Carpen-
in
is
the village of
in
.
Mar. 1, 1902 Assessed valuat'i), real 26,402,688
Mar. 1, 19 4 Assessed val'n, pers'l. 2,469,255
48.M&S, 50,000
Mar. 1,1905 Total valuation 1900.. 28,871,943
4s, MAS, 00,000
Mar. 1, 1920 Population in 1900 was
88,422
4s. M
0,000. .Mar. 1, 1902 to Population in 1890 was
87,062
($.">, 000 due yearly) Mar. 1, 1919
TAX FREE—The court house bonds are exempt from taxation
R.
of Ulster
situated.
is
Town debt Nov. 21. 1900.$120,000 Populatien 1900
M&3, 48,000. Mar.. 1902 to '25 Assessed val'tion, real... 1,131, 375 Population 1890
M&H, 50.000 Mar. 1, 1902-26 Assessed val'tion, pers'l.
99,985
Bonded debt Nov.l,1900.$757,220
INTERESTou town bonds is payable at the Home Bank of
$10,000
12,967
14,321
When Due. Total valuation 1900. .$1,231,360
LOANS—
Railroad Aid Loan—
Assessment about 3i actual value.
3^3, F&A. $120,000.. ..1901 to '10 Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$29-54
4s. Mar., 14«',0< O
s
a
is
Ellenville
Refunding Bonds—
MAS, $14.i'00
Mar., 1924
Mar.. 1902-'23
($3,000 yearlv)
n-TTr'
a
U 1 1LA.
Sept.1,'01.. $334,000
City has no floating debt.
valuation, real
$4,560,448
valuation, personal $132,500
Total valuation 1901... 4,692,948
Assessment about actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) '01.. $26-50
WAWARSING.-W.
Kelley Shook, Superv'r.
Wawarslng
township
which
County
4s,
4s,
4s,
OOOMTT Bonds—
4s, MAS, $66,000..
2s, Mar.,
Bonded debt
Tax
Tax
Population in 1890 was
June, 1902 Population In 1900 was
($5,000 due y'ly) to June, 1908.
a $1,000 each.
INTEREST is payable at City Chamberlain's office.
Mar. 1, 1925
Mar, 1,1926
$50,000
30,000
Bubrus, Chamb'n.
4s,
1902-06
1,
to 1914
Oct. 1.)
M&S. $54,000
1902 to 1909
(Part due yearly on Sept. 1.)
4s,
Archie McLaughlin, Treas
Kingston.
Hocs
i;t
Sewer Bonds—
H>01.$1 12.400
1.
A&O, $232,000. ..1902
4s,
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$20-72
Population in 1900 was
1,217
Tax valuation, real...
1.328
399,665 Population in 1890 was
INTEREST on tlu> railroad bonds is payable at the First National
Bank of Cortland; on other bonds at the Cortland Savings Bank.
TAX FREE.— Bonds are tax exempt.
Bonded debt Jan.
County.
When Due.
city is in
N.
Vol LXXIII
CITY SUf flEMEWT,
,
Redemption Bonds—
3 1«8,
F&A, $125,000.. .Feb.
F&A, 80,000.. Feb.
3M?p,
50,000. .Feb.
1,
1.
1902
1903
1904
1.000. ..Apr.
1,
1909
4s,
.
,
1,
Public Building and Dock—
A&O. 22,200.. Apr. 1, 1902-12
F&A. 120,000. Apr., 1902 to '13
($10,000 due yearly.)
$30,000.. Apr., 1906'08
3>sb,
4s,
4s,
,
310P,
,
—
School Building
3>28,
A&O,
4s
,
$320,950.Apr., 1902-81
205,500..Apr. l,'13-55
Tax Relief—
...$150,000 ....Mayl, 1902
July 1,1903
250,000
Water Works— Pay'e y Wat. Bd.
78, ... $625,0<iO. Apr. 1, 1903 to '14
30,000. Apr. 1, 1909 to '12
5s, ...
4s,.., 775,000. Apr. 1,1912 to '22
Apr. 1,1917
3Hi8, ..,£0,000
Apr. 1, 1920
3^s, ... 25,000
3»«8,
4s,
,
North Broadway Bonds—
A&O. $10,000. Apr. 1, 1902'03
4s,
($5,000 each year.)
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.—The consolidation and
are for $1,000 each.
INTEREST Is paid at City Treasury.
water bonds
Auk. 1, 1901,
BONDEDDEBT, ETC.—The bonded debtoftheclty on net
debt, $3,-
$3,730,372 75, sinking fund assets, $727,778 50;
002,594 29. Tax relief bonds raised by taxation (included above),
$400,000. The sinking fund consists entirely of the city's own bonds.
was.
9
owns its water works, which prior to
$1,154,417 48.
December 1,
been:
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The city's assessed valuation has
Average
Assessed
Total
RateofTax
Personal
Valuation, per $1,000.
Property.
Real Estate.
Years—
$38,211,230
$23709
$3,038,830
$35,124,400
1900
36,603,455
2392
33,4-8,245
3,125,210
1899
21-82
35,489,320
3,20?>,860
32.283.460
1898 "
22-2998
33,867,854
3,155,974
30.711,880
1397
253486
29.880,180
334,235
1896..."
29,545,945
22,972,466
173902
398,240
... 22,574,226
1890
10,454,972
430,295
10,024,677
1880.!
POPULATION.— In 1900 (Census) was 47,931; in 1890 it was
CITY PROPERTY —The
1393, had' cost
32,033; in 1SS0
it
was
18,892.
redemption bonds were issued
for purchase of lands bid in by the city at sales of property for nonpayment of taxes and assessments, and the bonds are to be paid out of
money received for redemption of lands so purchased.
Yoxkers School District
-J
H. Claxton, Sec'y.
A&O, $10.000 1910 & 1914
'22- 24 3ks, A&O,
30,000.1911 to 1913
'08-'10 3%s, A&O,
7,250. Apr. 1, 1921
When
LOANS-
*>»««•
3*ss,
,
3ks. A&O, $30,000 Apr. 1
3ks, A&O, 25.000 Apr. 1,
3ks, A&O, 56,000.1914 to 1920
,
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statistics regarding civil divisions in the
-State of New York which have an indebtedness of over $10,000, and
which are not represented among the foregoing detailed reports. We
ailil the p >pulation from the U. 8. Census of 1900.
Assessed PopulaTotal InterMaturity. Val'alion. lion.
Vebt.
est.
$
Adams (V.) Jefferson Co ... 32.000
Ancram (T.) Columbia Co... 30,000
Andes(T.). Delaware Co ...109.000
(V.) Allegany Co... 18,800
Angelica T.), Allegany Co.. 38,000
30,000
Angelica (V ), Allegany Co
Antwerp (T.), Jefferson Co.. 15,000
$
3*4
1905 "27
7
3k
1901-'26
4
1901-*25
Audover
(
3*2
1927
3k '07-'21
1900
114,400 7
Arcadia (T.), Wayne Co
Attica (Town), Wyoming Co. 23,00i>
3k 1902-09
'01'28
to
BallstouSpa (V.),Sar*ga Co.l04,?<00 3k
5
Ballston Spa School District 45,000
Berlin (T.). Rensselaer Co.. 17.000
Bradford (T.), Steuben Co... 14,000
4
5
1900-'15
190i
1902-'15
Canandaigua(V.),OntarioCo.l45,000 4
Caneadea, Alleghany o.... 12,000 4k & 5
Canton (V.)St LawrenceCo. 77,500 3k 1909 '19
1901*04
CattaraUKUS Co
40,000 4
Cattaraugus (Village), Cat1900-14
28,000 4
taraugus Co
'22-'26
Champiain (V.), Clinton Co.. 20,000 4k
1925
Charlotte V.), Monroe Co.. 56,000 4k
Chautauqua (Town), Chau*99'02
20.000 ..
tauqua Co
Chemung County
63,715
Chem Creek (Town), Chau'09'27
tauqua Co
49,000 4
CherryValey(T.),OtsegoCo. 42,0uS 3k&3k '00'15
1902*16
Valley
21.000
Cherry
(V.).Otsego Co.
4
Chester (V.) Orange Co
1917
51,500 4
CincinDatU8(T.),CortlandCo 37,000 4
1901-37
1916
CliftonSpgs (V.).OntarioCo. 50,000 4
'01-'02
Clinton County
10,000 4
Columbus (T.).Chenango Co. 16,000 4
Corinth (V.) Saratoga Co ... 44,000 3>s 1906*27
Covert (Town), Seneca Co... 5c>,000 7
1901
Coxsackie (V.), Greene Co.. 71.000 ..
Cuba (V.) Allegany Co
33,000 3k 190109
Cuyler (T.).C.rtlandCo ... 55,000 3k 1901-36
Dansville(V.) Livingst'n Co. 90,500 3k&4
'99-'09
DeerParkSch. Dist. No. 1.. 22,000 4
Depew (V.) Erie Co.
1902-21
..
83,200 4
De Rayter (T.), Madison Co. 50,000 4
Diana (T.), Lewis Co
19,400 4&5
Dryden (V.), Tompkins Co 25,000 4
*01-*25
Eastchester(T.),Westches.Col50,020 4&5
Eaton (T.), Madison Co
80,000 4
Ellenville (V.), Ulster Co.... 15,000
1907
3k
Elmira Heights (Village),
'98-'13
Chemung Co
17,000 4
Enfleld(T.), Tompkins Co... 25,000 7
1901
Erin (T.), Chemung Co
13,700 7 Feb. I960
Fallaburgh, Sullivan Co
82,200 3k
Fiskkill Un. Sch. Dis. No. 8,
DutchessCo
15,000 3k
FishkillUind.(V.),Dutch.ColOO,000 3k
'05-*29
Forestburgh, SuliivanCo... 18,500
3k
Frankfort(V.),Herkimen'o. 73,000 3k&4k '99-'28
7
<
(
moo
811000 1.292
828,789 1,238
636,0 6 1,927
241,916
954
628 216 1,639
225,006
978
1,4^3,130 3,008
3.057.953 7,046
1,561,874 2,677
1,640,603 3,923
7 500,000
3,923
388,169 1,677
304,570
771
3,825,905 6,151
486.851 1,310
1,118,330 2,757
25,248,062 65,643
800,000
1,382
1,311
1,400
2,021,020 3.590
25,342,-85 54,063
472,596 1,745
780,761 1,802
772
500,000 1,250
342,276
912
662,800 1.617
6,898,818 47,430
522,566
997
462,000 2.039
1,402,489
1, 145.502
1,897
2,735
1,502
726,945
548,440
991
1,500.000 3.633
1,931,435
3,379
: ,850.850
603,055 1,410
467,519 2,083
699
.
3,765,810
1,291,022
300,000
610,726
328.961
483,747
3,040
2,705
2,879
1,763
1,214
996
2,974
'
1,640,000
84,228
3,673
625
2,664
Franklinville (Village), Cat-
taraugus Co
26,000 4
1910
1,360
Freeport (V.), Nassau Co.... 55.750 5
'99*19
820,876 2,612
3i5
FultonCounty
15,332
'02-0314,210,509 42,842
t„
GainesviUefTO.WyomingCo. 12,000 4k 1900-02 1.043,048 2,:-<25
Geneva (City), Ontario Co.. 230.000 4
'16&'26 5,553,560 10,433
Geneva (Town), Ontario Co.. 16,650 7
1900*01
902,262 1.0U1
Geneva Classical School District, Ontario Co
29,500 4&5 1901-'10
Flatta
Total InterAssessed PopulaDebt. est. Maturity. Valuation, tion
m
city
it
EXPLANATORY OF BONDS.—The
German
57
NEW Y0PK-CIT1ES *NB TOWNS,
October, 1901.
(Town),
Herkimer Co
32,000
Gilberts ville( V.), Otsego Co. 14,000
Gouverneur (V.) St. Lawrence Co
56,000
Gowanda(V),CattaraugusCo 17,000
Granby (Town) Oswego Co. 39,000
Greenburg (Town), Westchester Co
160,200
3k
3k
3k
4
4
'02 '31
4,817,436
8,663
476
"Ol-^S
1910
1900-16
1903-'41
3,689
2,143
1,741,765 5,120
1,631,730
4&4k '01-'14 27,542,114 15,564
Greenport (V.) Suffolk Co.... 54,750
1,600,000 2,366
Grotou V.), Tompkins Co... 56,«'00 3k,3^,4
1,344
Guilford (T.), Chenango Co. 25,000 4
l,206,>-53 2,08
HamiltonCo
26,000 ..
3,716,085 4,947
Hancock (T.), Delaware Co. 51,000 4
',14, 96<! 5,308
Harrison (T.).Westches. Co. k6.000 4
'01-'15 3,538,880 2,048
Hasting- (T.), Oswego Co... 23,000 4
803,632 2,303
Hempstead S. D. No. 1
10,000 4
Hempstead S. D. No. 15
'00-'12 1,300,000
27,000 5&6
Hempstead S. D. No. 20
'00*27
14,200 5
Hempstead S. D. No. VI
'97-'20
32,400 4
Hempstead 3. D. No. 22
15.000 4k
'05-'l9
Hempstead S. D. No. 24
*03-*12
10.000 5
Herkimer(T.), Herkimer Co. 10,141
'99-*01 4 443,018 6,748
5
Herkimer Co
144,000 ..
26,59 .871 51,049
Hoasick(T. I.Rensselaer Co. 16,000 3k
'02-'O9
4,383,733 8,631
Hoosick Falls iV.) RensselearCo.
46,225 3k&4 1900-11 2,123,004 5,671
Hor8eheads(T.),ChemungCo 50,000 4
1911 15 1,751,979 4,944
(
...
1
JB
Hounslield(T.), Jefferson Co. 55,000
Hunter
(T.),
Greene Co
11,900
1900
S>
4
4
1901-12
'0l-'10
1,281,730 2.772
878,184 2,788
Irvington (Village), West101,000 315-4 1900-28 $3,875,000
chester Co
*04-'29 2,000,000
4
Islip 8. D. No. 1. Suffolk Co. 30,000
Ithaca 8. D., Tompkins Co... 59,000 4
190103 37,209,269
13,500 4&6
Jefferson County
'99-'14
728,639
Keeseville (V.), Clinton Co.. 16,000 5
Kirkland U. F. S. D. No. 4,
28,000 ..
OneidaCo
42,000 3k 1905-25 1,721,260
Tanca-ter (V), Erie Co
Lancaster sch. Dist. No. 8... 40,000 3k 1902-'21 1,329,597
665,870
Lebanon (T.). Madison Co .. 51,700 4
744,570
Lestershire (V.) Broome Co. 57,900 ..
353,650
32,500 ..
Liberty (V.), Sullivan Co
925,859
103,000 4
Liberty (T.), Sullivan Co
182,565
LiDcKlaen(T.),Chen*ngoCo. 11,500 4
'01*15
522,505
4
Little Falls(T.),Herkim'r Co. 15,000
Little Valley (Village), Cat*0ft&'15
20,000 4
taraugus Co
20 000 4k 1902-04 6,235,252
Livingston County
-19 2,448,275
18,000 3k
Lowville (T.), Lewis Co
-24 2,907,347
23.500 4
Lyons (T.), Wayne Co
1902-'17
287,178
LyonsdaleiT.), Lewis Co.... 10,000 4
Lysander (T.) Onondaga Co.. 24,< 00 3k 1902-25 3,843,258
..
246,035
Madison (T.), Madison Co... 20,000
Mamaroneck (Village) .West
41,000 3 35-4 *99'19 5,061,160
Chester Co
Manheim Sch. Dist. No. 2,
'99-'13
15,000 3
Herkimer Co
1929 3,478,728
Manlius(T.), Onondaga Co. .102,900 3k
1901-*26
597,500
Mar-thon (V.) Cortland Co. 32,500 4
848,117
Middlebury(T.),WyomingCo. 13,000 4k
1924
MiddlevilleiV.),Herkim'rCo. 20,000 3k
1903
14,400 4
Milford (V.), Otsego Co
Milltrton (V.), Dutchess Co.. 16,000 4
'99*32
Mohawk (V.), Herkimer Co.. 64,500 4
26.393,745
27,287 ..
MontgomeryCo
13,000 4
Morris (V.i, Otsego Co
1902
615, c 07
Naples (Town), Ontario Co.. 50,000 7
1915
336,310
24,000 4
Naples V.). Ontario Co
42,250 3k
632,024
Nelson (T.). Madison Co
*01-'15
683,3 3
N.Albion (T.).Cattaraug.Co 27,000 4
49,5o0
1,082,765
4
NewBerlin(T.).ChenangoCo.
*02'23 1.446,145
Newfan- (T.), Niagara Co... 64,000 5
*02-*24
748,7
Newneld (T.). Tompkins Co. 45,000 3k
530,655
4
N. Lebauon(T .columb. Co. 63 300
1914
Newport ( V.), Herkimer Co.. 10,000 4
'14-'18
£03,342
Newport (T.), Herkimer Co. 11,500 4
44,319,572
52,500 ..
Niagara Co
No. Greenbush Sch.Dist.No.
*01-'08
25,000 4
6. Rensselaer Co
.
(
North Olean (Village), Cat16,000 5
taraugus Co
Northville (V.), Fulton Co... 31,000 3k
Norwich (T.), Chenango Co. 30,000 4
Nunda(T.),LivingtonCo... 16,000 4«fe4k
Nyack V.), Rockland Co ...305,000 ..
Olean (Town), School Dist.
No. 1, Cattaraugus Co
61,0004-4k
Oneida (V,), Madison Co ....171,696 4
OneontaS.D.No.5, Otsego Co. 18 750 4
52.400 4
Ontario (T.), Wayne Co
10,000 4
Ontario County
34,000
Oswegatohie(T.),St.Law.Co.
4, 5&6
'01-'13
*06-*21
*99'01
t
2,231
76,748
2,110
3,750
1,243
3,111
1,760
4,568
846
716
1,085
37,059
3,746
5,824
1,371
4, -188
2,024
4,722
5,374
1,092
1,406
667
532
802
2,028
47,488
553
2,370
1,048
1,296
2,372
2,525
3,248
1,902
1,556
610
1,613
74,961
1,549
1,046
2.81V55 7,004
1,193,798 2,397
2,786,3t0 4,275
1901-15
2,031,775 6,364
1901-11 2,997,801
1900-26
929.891 2,550
1 00-01 29,858,228 49,t05
1,558,603 2,3t8
^
Oswego
Falls School Dist.
lSO 1
825,000
41,750 4
No. a Oswego Co.
190130
658
18,000 3k
Otego. Otsego Co
1902-07 22,197,069 4S,9h
25,000 3k
Otsego Countv
381.3*2 1,234
4
at call
Otselic (T.), Chenango Co... 57,500
1901 1,315,975 3,734
Ovid (Town) Seneca Co. .. 60,000 7
1900-06 4,991,220 8,378
Owego (Towni, Tioga Co.... 44,000 4
*98-'40
Oyster Bay Sch. Di-t. No. 5.. 36,500 4<fc5
383,020 1,530
P. rish (Town), Oswego Co.. 22,000 3k
1901-12 2,548,628 2,926
4
Patohogue (V.). Suffolk Co.. 21,0
781
Pawling (V ), DutchessCo.. 45 000 ..
Perry (V) Wyoming Co
54,000 3k 1904-'30 1,098,325 2,763
'01-'16
542,709 1,940
Fersea (T). Cattaraugus Co. 22,452 4&6
Persea School Dist. No. 1,
1904-16
16,000 4
Cattaraugus Co
1901-'17 2,846,535 4,788
Phelps (Town), Ontario Co.. 27,500 4
Philmont (V.), Columbia Co. 53,000 3*65to4 *02'25 1,050,000 1.9t4
190l-"7
452,017 1,101
4
Pittstleld (T.), Otsego Co.... 13,000
'99-*01 2,054,520 11,612
Plattsburg (T), Clinton Co.. 15,000 7
*99-*08
Plattsburg Sch. D.No. 1.... 17,800 4&5
'01*10
350.125 1,026
Ply mouth(T.), Chenango Co. 29,000 4
*0'-'26
746
Port Leyden (V.), Lewis Co. 16,000 3k
1900-11
748
Poitville(V.)Cattaraug.Co. 12,000 4
1900-12 1,719,860 3,843
Potsdam (V.) St. Lawr* on Co. 59.500 4
Randolph (Village), Catta1,209
'O0-'2O
22,000 4
raugus Co
857
Red Houk( V.), Dutchess Co. 30,000 4
R nssel. Sch. D.Nos.l& 2.. 36,000 4k&5 '00-*16
1,738,885 3,535
Richland (T), Oswego Co... 50,000 3k
Richmondville (V.), Scho1925
651
harie Co
28,000 3k
Ridgeway Sch. Dist. No. 5,
Suffolk Co
31,000
Ridgeway and Shelby School
District, Orleans Co
18,000
4
99-*18
6
'99*19
Riverhead8ohoolDistNo.5,
'99*18
Suffolk County
31,000 4
Rockville Centre (Village),
61,4r0 3-4&4 1900 *21
Nassau Co
1901-23
Rossie(T.), St. Lawrence Co. 21,000 4
*09-*12
RousesPMV ), Clinton Co. 38,000 4
190<>-09
Rutland (T), Jefferson Co.. 14,899 4
1900-*01
Rye (T.), Westchester Co .... 28 027 4
St. Johnsv, (V.i Monig'y Co. 66,200 3k-4k
Salamanca (To wn),Cattarau1901-08
gus Co
13,000 5
Salamanca(V.),Cattaraug.Co 51,152 4
Saranac Lake, Kranklin Co.. 37,0
5
Saratoga (T.), Saratoga Co
77,500 4k
Saratoga Springs (Town),
Saratoga Co
..64,000 4&5
1,341,904
1,341,904
431.S70 ......
368,760 1,136
.
989,080
12,956,901
800,000
.
.
Scarsdale (T.).Westches.Co. 58.000 3k&5
Schoharie (T), Schoharie Co. 13,500 ..
SchroeppeKT.). Oswego Co. 38,500 5&7
Sea Cliff- (V.). Nassau Co ... 54,000 5
Sharon (T.i, 8choharie Co... 35,000 3k
Sharon Springs (V), Scho40,000 3k
harie Co
Shawangunk (T.) Ulster Co. 15,468 4 & 5
8herburne(V.),ChenangoCo. 35,500 3k&4
Sidney (T.) Delaware Co.... 26 000 3k
8mithtown(Ti Suffolk Co.. 50,000 7
Smyrna (T.), Chenango Co.. 35,900 4
75,200 4
Solon (T.), Cortland Co
_
1,249,810
---•
853,49o
l,405,74o
1,675
1,885
12,861
1,873
_ „_.
5,174
£.251
2,594
3,999
„.„_„,
7,202,340 13,534
'02*29 1,652,035
885
1900-08 1,337,245 2,700
i.,3r>2,898 3,012
'01'21
844,570 1,558
1,228,480 2,058
_„_
567
548,880 2,406
565,590
899
1901-*10 1.2M.739 4,023
1901 1,870, 44 5,363
1906
600.280 1,290
1901-*39
275,955
622
'02-'21
Part
yr'ly.
—
8
,
58
ST^TE
Total
Debt.
Niagara Co.
Nyaek (V.) Rockland Co.
stockbrtdgetT.). Madison Co.
SuflVra <V.>, Rookiand Oo.
Suffolk County
Truuiausburg V.)Tompkins
County
(T.).
v
Maturity. Vuluntioti. Hon i>i
1900.
$
1,1*-9,138 1.923
5
....
1901-06 1.342,420 1,601
3-a
..
733,175 1,622
•0.V2S
50=1,000 1,619
3-s
—
-.5,000
12.000
90.000
30.000
52.000
1\000
4
'28,015
(T.» Ulster Co
75,000
I'lysses iT.l, Tompkins Co
Cuadilla Soil. l>.,Ot.sev'o Co. 10.000
Valatie (V.). Columbia Co... 27.000
V ,n Buren(T.)OnoudagaCo. 27.000
4
7
6
.
55.000
Caynca Oo
'24,000
Vienna (T.i. Oneida Co
Volnev iTown). Oswego Co. 195,000
WallktllrT.t. Orange Co
75,000
),
D, No.
1901-27
4
12.000
1.300
3,'- 97
783,250 1,448
455,987 2,218
2,938.615 7,674
1,224,419 2,725
2,568,338
3,504
9.422,753 29.943
3*4
..
1,
18.000 5
31.000 3»«
Watertowi (T.).Jefferson Co.142.000 4
Watkns (V.) Schuyler Co... 9 \000 ..
Wavne (Town), Steuben Co.. 29,000 7
Weiib (T.), Herkimer Co
23,000 6
WellsburK(V.),ChenMiiiKCo. 10.500 5
Wheatland (T.), Monroe Co.. 41.000 4
White Hl'ns (T.) Wettch'r Co 78.000 3»a
Whitesboro' (V ), Oneida ( o 3\000 3>s
Wilson (Town), Niagara Co. 83,000 5
Winneld School District No.
i. HerkimerCo
12,500 4
Woleott »T.). Wayne Co
75,000 5
Yates (T.) Orleans Co
61,000 5
V stands for city; T, town; V. village.
W a teii>oSch.r>.,No.
1,225
1,184,573 3,582
1,469,308 2.776
1901-'10
1900-"24
3 »a-4 5
3»g 1900*08
Wap'i.'tMsFallsiV.i.Dutc'sCo 15,000
Sell.
1901
5
3-a
4
.
WarreD Co
Warrensburg
Warren Oo
48,828,64177,582
..
1
1902-'18
405,0<0
1901'31
1,984.201
1,202.3!-
1,159
2,943
357,270
8S8
920
536
1,452,824
9,180.153
1.290,004
2.071
7,869
1,958
2,881
1,160,626
1,069,065
3,207
1,884
•99'21
*99-'20
•99*14
)929
1921--31
738.239
'99-'23
1900-'l0
1901-14
New
State of
789,900
1901-'li
Jersey,
its
DEBT, RESOURCES,
Admitted as a State
-
Total area of State (square miles)
State Capital
7,815
Trenton
Legislature meets annually the second Tuesday of January,
is no limit to the length of the session.
HISTORY OF DEBT.— New Jersey has always been a conservative
State; there are consequently no facts out of which to construct ahistory 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 creating of a State debt exceeding one hundred thousand dollars except for purposes of war, &c, as will more fully appear in the
item below with respect to "debt limitation." This exception, under
which it was allowable to exceed the hundred-thousand-dollar limit
became operative on the occasion of the breaking out of our Civil War.
Quite a debt was created at that period the small amount the State
now owes is the remnantof those war issues. The details are as follows.
Interest.
-Principal.Rate. Payable.
When Due. Outstand'g.
name AND PURPOSE.
War loan
J & J Jan. 1. 1902
71.000
INTEREST is payable In Jersey City and Trenton.
The total bonded debt of the State on April 1, 1901,
was $71,000, not Including $48,000 certificates ssued to the Commissioners of the Agricultural College under Act approved June 13, 1 895.
At previous dates It was
;
—
.6
TOTAL DEBT—
:
1900
1899
1898
1897
Nov. 1, 1896
$593,400
Nov. 1, 1895
660,400
Nov. 1, 1894
735,400
Nov. 1. 1880
1,996,300
On Nov. 1,
on hand was $2,005,222 16
ASSESSED VALUATION.— Tlie assessed valuation, e tc, has been
1900
$891,237,286 1394
$774,398,332 1882.... $534,917,876
1899
864,516,527 1892
742,759,082 1880.... 518,617,518
1898
644,354,193 1890
649,979,700 1878.... 531,851,849
1897
812,609.090 1888
603,676,953 1876.... 596,833,707
1*96 ..
794,428.048 1886
573,256,303 1874.... 619,057,903
1895
786,998,070 1884
554,828,114
In addition to the above the valuation of railroad and canal property
In 1899 was $222,216,534 and in 1900 $223,384,249.
DEBT LIMITATIONS.— The provisions of law limiting and regulating the debt-making power in New Jersey will be better understood
and the information will be made more serviceable to the investor if
arranged in accordance with the civil divisions to which the provisions
1,
1,
1,
1,
$71,000
71,000
194,000
394.000
1900, the cash balanoe
.
apply.
(1) THE STATE la rest]
to Its debt-making power by the
State Constitution. In Article IV, Section VI, paragraphs 3 and 4, the
whole subject N disposed of. The third paragraph forbids a loan of the
State's credit, and the fourth paragraph forbids the creation of debt.
TheHenrovisions are as follows.
3. The credit of the State shall not be directly or Indirectly loaned in
any
case.
4. The Leirislatnre shall not in any maimer create any debt or debts,
Uabilityor liabilities of the State, which -hall singly or in the aggregate
with any previous debts or liabilities at any time exceed one hundred
thousand dollars, except for purposes of war, or to repel invasion, or to
suppress insurrection, unless the same shall be authorized by a law for
some single object of work, to be distinctly specified therein; which
law -.hall provide the ways and means, exclusive of loans, to pay the
-est of such debt or liability as it falls dne, and also to pay and
discharge the principal of snch debt or liability within thirty-five years
from the time of the contracting thereof, and shall be irrepealable until
snch debt or liability and the intere-t thereon are fuily*ftaid ai:d discharged and no such law shall take effect until it shall, at a general
election, have been submitted to the people, and have received the
sanction of a majority of all the votes cast for and against it at such
election and all money to be raised by the authority of such law shall
be applied only to the specific object stated therein, and to the payment
of the debt thereby created. This section shall not be construed to refer to any money that has been, or may be, deposited with this State by
the fiovernineiit of the United States.
;
:
fied therein, etc.
;
be seen, given in the
i
is,
as will
(2) CITIES, COUNTIES, TOWNS, Etc., are also restricted in thj
of oertain kinds of debt by Article I, paragraphs 19 and 20, o*the Constitution. We give the paragraph in full.
19. No county, city, borough, town, township or village shall
hereafter give any money or property, or loan its money or credit,
to or in aid of any individual, association or corporation, or become
security for or be directly or indirectly the owner of any stock or
bonds of any association or corporation.
20. No donation of land or appropriation of money shall be made
by the State or any municipal corporation to or for the use of
any society, association or corporation whatever.
It will be noted that the above prohibition relates to the giving of
money, property or oredit of cities, &o., to individuals, associations, or
corporations, &c, and that the prohibition is absolute, forbidding the
doing of such acts in any form, shape or manner. There is one other
restriction of the State Constitution, and that is found in Article IV.
Section VII., paragraph 11, which forbids the Legislature passing any
spec ial laws "regulating the internal affairs of towns and coutuie$";
in this and in all other cases in which according to the judgment ox
the Legislature general laws are feasible, the Constitution states that
making
geueral laws must be provided.
In compliance with this last provision the Legislature has passed
many general laws covering bonded indebtedness of cities, towns, etc.
They are so numerous they cannot be cited here. We would refer the
reader to the Revised Statutes of New Jersey published in 1896 under
the heading "Municipal Bonds" pages 693 to 716 both inclusive; and
also to the same heading ("Municipal Bonds") pages 2220, etc.
TAX EXEMPTION.— The State of New Jersey passed in 189*
a general statute which exempts from taxation the bonds, securities and other evidences of indebtedness of munioipal corporations
the provision covers not only the bonds, etc., to be hereafter
issued, but those as well that have been heretofore issued. It is a
sweeping statute, and one which is of decided interest to the holders of
the municipal securities of the State. The full text of it may be found
in the Statu and City Supplement for October, 1898, page 58.
POPULATION OF STATE.— Population has been as follows.
;
1900
1890
1880
1,833.' 69
1,444,933
1,131,116
1870
1860
1850
906.096 11840
672,035 11830
489,555 1820
373,306
320,823
277,426
|
passed in 1876. Since then the legislative tendenoy in the matter of
investments has been in the direction of allowing the management of
these institutions a wider choice and a larger discretion. In 1878 the
limits of the 1876 law were broadened in several particulars by a new
act of two sections, the first taking the place of section 26 of the act of
1876. In 1886 still another law was passed in place of the first section
of the law of 1878. Again in 1889 an act was passed extending materially the provisions of section two of the law of 1878, which covered the same subject matter contained in section 29 of the original law
of 1876, and thereby section 26 of the law of 1876 was superseded by
the law of 1886, and section 29 was superseded by the law of 1889. In
1901 Section two was further amended in the way specified below. In
1896 a supplement approved March 30, 1896 (Chapter 139, laws of
1896) to the law of 1876, making school district bonds an authorized
investment, went into effect. In 1897 an act was passed (approved
April 9) authorizing investments in bonds issued by commissioners
appointed by the Supreme Court of the State. In 1899 a further
supplement extending the permissible line of municipal investments
so as to include the bonds of townships and boroughs was approved
March 24. An attempt to add such securities to the list was made In
1898, but the measure then failed to receive the approval of the Gov-
of Original Thirteen
and there
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
In the latter case the mode of procedure
same paragraph of the Constitution.
|
....
bef. 2d Tues. Jan. '02) F. M. Voorhees
Secretary of State (term expires Apr. 1, 1902) Geo. Wurts
Treasurer (term expires April 2, 1903) - - George B, Swain
Comptroller (term expires April 2, 1903)
Wm. S. Hancock
,
LXX11I
SAVINGS BANKS' INVESTMENTS-POWERS AND RESTRICTIONS.— The last general savings bank law of New Jersey was
Governor(termexp. Mon.
LOANS-
Vol.
Etc.
One
-
SUmtMfcflT.
According to the foregoing (4th paragraph), the power of the State for
making debt is limited to $100,000, except (1) for purposes of war etc.,
and (2) when the authorization Is for some Single object of work speci-
est.
Ulster
Venice (T
CITY
Aaaawad Popula-
Inter-
$
Somerset
MD
The 1899 law is as follows:
Section 1. It shall be lawful for any savings bank in this State to
invest its funds in the bonds of any city, county, town or township of
this State issued pursuant to the authority of any law of this state, or
in the bonds of any borough or village or school district of this State
issued pursuant to the authority of any law of this State; provided,
such borough, village or school district shall not, within the tea
years next preceding, have defaulted in the payment of any part of
either principal or interest of any legal debt or obligation thereof and
provided further, that the total indebtedness of any such borough or
village does not exceed ten per centum 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 obligatioa
(other than obligations commonly known as improvement certificates)
issued by the city, county, town, township, borough or village ia
which such bank or institution is situated.
The following is the law of 1897 (approved April 9, 1897):
"8ec. 1. It shall be lawful for any bank, trust company, savings bank
or savings institution * * * incorporated under the laws of this
State, to invest moneys belonging to or deposited with any such companies in any bonds authorized by the laws of this State to be issued
by any commission appointed by the Supreme Court of this State by
virtue of any law of this State."
We omit the law of 1896 with reference to school distrlot bonds
because its provisions are included in the laws of 1899, quoted above.
Next we give the leading provisions of the general law as to investernor.
;
ments.
Section
1.
That the
ment be and the same
first section
is hereby
of the act of
which
this
is
a supple-
amended so as to read as follows
from and after the passage of this act,
:
for
That it shall not be lawful,
any savings bank or other savings Institution, whether ohartered or
this
Incorporated under a general or special act of the legislature of
Male, and any provision contained in the charter, or any supplement
thereto, of snoh savings bank or savings institution to the contrary, to
invest the moneys deposited with the same in any manner, except as
follows, to wit:
I. In the stocks or bonds or interest-bearing notcsor 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;
III. In the bonds of any State in the Union that has not, within tea
years previous to making such investment by any such hank or institution, 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.
IV." In the stocks or bonds of any city, town, county or village of this
State, issued pursuant to the authority of any law of this State, or of
the cities of New York, Brooklyn and Philadelphia, or in any interestbearing obligations (other than those commonly known as improvecertificates) issued by the city, town or borough in which sues
shall be situated (See below for provision including
U<, tuls oj 'certain cities and counties of any State in the U. 8)
ment
bans or institution
th
;
:
:
.
1
fl£W JEPSEY-CITIES
October, 1901.
V. Id 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 eighty nor centum of the whole deposbut in case the loan ison unimproved
its shall be so loaned or invested
or unproductive real estate, the amount loaned thereon shall not be
more than thirty per centum of its actual value and no investment In
auv bond and mortgage shall be made by any savings bank, except upon
the report of a committee of at least three of the managers, directors
or trustees of any such bank or institution, and a majority of which
committee shall "certify to the value of the premises mortgaged, or to
be mortgaged, according to their best Judgment j such report shall be
tiled and preserved among the records of the institution;
VI. In real estate strictly in accordance with the following pro;
:
LOAN 5-
4*«8,
1906
1911
1906
1911
1916
1918
1914
1920
4^s,g.,JA.I. $100,000. July 1. 1930
Hond. debtSept. 15,'01.$1,">24,831
8iukiug fund, etc
174,440
Net debt Sept. 15, 1901. 1,550 3i»l
Total valuation 1901. ..21,396,606
Assessment about ^a aotual value.
Tot. tax rate (p. $1,000) '01. $23-20
g..JAD,$100,000. Deo. 1, 1908
MAN, 119,000 Nov. 1,1919
Population in 1900 (Census)27,838
Population in 1890(Consu8)13.055
Summer population (est.). 17 5,000
M&N,
44s M&N,
4ia8, MAN,
4««8, MAN,
4V, AAO,
4133, MAN,
11 000.
5s,
40,000
.May
40,000..
50,000..
5,000..
.May
I,
Apr.
10,000.
.May
1,000.
Apr.
1,
1,
1,
AAO
1,
1,
May
Paving Bonds—
4>as,
4s,
Road Construction honds—
JAD, $5.000... June 1, 1902
Park Bonds—
When Due.
Bonds—
City Improvement
MAN, $9,000
5s,
48,
59
AW® TOWNS,
visions.
We do
not reprint the real estate provisions, as they cover a matter
to our present subject. It is sufficient to say that they are
two in number, marked (a) and (bj, and may bo summarized as below
faj authorizes the holding of a plot for erection of a banking building or buildings, portions of which may be rented, but the cost of lot
and bnlldlngs must not exceed 50% of the net surplus of the corporation:
fbj all purchases under foreclosure sales upon mortgages owned by
the corporation or sales under judgments or decrees obtained for debts
due, etc.: and all such real estate must be sold within five years unless,
on application to the State Board having supervision of Savings Banks,
time shall be extended.
But the character of permissible investments was further greatly
enlarged by the law of 1886, which is as follows
Section 1. That it shall be lawful for any savings bank or savings institution, incorporated under any law of this State, to invest moneys
deposited with it in the bonds of any city or county of any State of the
Unitea States of America, which have been or may be issued pursuant
to the authority of any law of any such State; provided, no such city or
county has, within ton years previous to making such investment by
any siioh savings bank or savings institution of this State, defaulted in
the payment of any part- of either principal or interest of any debt
authorized by law of such State to be contracted; and provided, further, that the" total indebtedness of any such city or county is limited
by law to ten percentum of its assessed valuation.
By anotber act the banks also have the right to invest in railroad
ionds under certain restrictions. The authorization was given by
Section 2 of an act approved February 22, 1888. Subsequently (April
27, 1838,) this Section 2 was repealed. On March 27, 1889, however,
The section is as follows
It was again re-enacted.
Section 2. That it shall be lawful for any savings bank in this State
to invest its funds in first mortgage bonds of any railroad company
which has paid dividends of not less than four per centum per annum
regularly, on their entire capital stock, for a period of not less than
live years next previous to the purchase of such bonds, or in any consolidated mortgage bonds of any such company authorized to be issued
to retire the entire bonded debt of such company.
The other law referred to above passed in 1889 amending section 2
of the law of 1878 is as below. It relates to loans on collaterals. As
noted above, a slight but very important alteration in the phraseology
of thi-* section was made by a law approved March 22, 1901, and
whi -h forms chapter 148 of the laws of 1901. The new words introduced are indicated by brackets [ ] below.
Section 2. Hereafter it shall not be lawful for any saving institution in this State to loan the money on deposit with the same, or any
part thereof, upon notes, bills of exchange or drafts, excepting upon
the additional pledge of collateral security or securities, which collateral security or securities shall be of the same nature and character as
those in which the money deposited may be invested as directed in the
Erst section of this Act, or the capital stocks of national and State banks,
or [the capital stock or bonds of] other corporations of this State,
which nave not defaulted in the payment of interest [or] dividends
within two years next preceding the time of such loan, and then only
to the extent of eighty per centum of the market value of such collaterals: provided, that the total amount of such loans shall not exceed
fifteen per centum of the total deposits held by such institution.
In addition to tbe foregoing (according to section 27 of the general
law of 1876) the managers can keep on hand or on deposit in any bank
tn the State, or in any trust or safe deposit company in New Jersey,
New York or Pennsylvania, an available fund of not exceeding ten per
cent of the whole amount of deposits with such corporation, or loan
the same on pledge of the securities named in the first section cited
above. Also (according to section 28 of the general law of 1876) they
can deposit temporarily in banks the excess of daily receipts over payments until such time as they may be judiciously Invested.
not
germane
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.— John
Cities,
Counties and Towns
the
in
STATE OF
NEW
Note.— For places not given in alphabetical order among
rtaltments, see
"Additional Statements"
ASBURYMonmouth
PARK
This eity
at the
FRANK
WM.
C.
end of
the following
this State.
TEN BROECK, Mayor.
BURROUGHS, Clerk.
L.
County.
When Due. Bond, debt Apr. 16, 1901. $206,000
LOANS—
Firh Bonds—
City's propor.8oh.ois bds.
60,500
fa. aAO, $10,000
" twn'p. rd.bds.
Oct. 1, 1915
10, 00
4s, JAJ,
6,000
Jan. 1,1915 Total liability Apr. 16.'01 276,500
water Bonds—
Flo iting debt (addit'l)..
38,44
5s, J AD... $60.000.. June 1, 1915 Tax valuation, real
3,377,500
Subject to call after June 1, 1900 Tax valuation, personal. 334,800
fa, JAD, $10,000.... June 1, 1917 Total valuation 1901. ...3,712,300
fa, J&D, 50,000
June 1,1924 Assessment % to ^ actual value.
fa, J&D, 48,000
Dec. 1,1926 Total tax (per $1,000) '01.. $24*23
*s, semi an.. 22,000
1927 Population in 1900 was
4,148
Interest payable at Treas. office.
is
In
I
Asbury Park School District.
—
This district is in Monmouth County and includes Asbury Park,
Ocean Grove, Bradley Beach, West Asbury Park, and all of Neptune
Township. That portion, however, of the debt belonging to Asbury
rark has now been assumed by that city and is included in its debt.
When due. Total debt Oct. 1, 1900. $60,500
„ LOANS8chool Bonds—
valuation 1899
3,500,000
m ani1 -' $60,500.-1912-1942 Tax
Assess, is about 50% actual value.
,i??
($2,000 due yearly on June20.)
$22-50
Tax rate (per $1,00 )
1
^
ATT ANT1P
This city
is
|
|
|
r'T'TV
I
•
—
5
I
FRANKLIN
A. M.
P.
STOY, Mayor.
HESTON,
Comptroller.
In Atlantic County.
„ LOANS-
When Due.
Water Bonds—
Bonds—
JAJ,
58,
$6,500 .Jan. 1,
MAN. $3,331
Mayl, 1904 5s, J&D, 763,000 .Junel,
Citt Hall Bonds—
M&S,
100,000 .Mar. 1,
4^8,
4«, g, F&A, $90,000 Aug. 1, 1930 4^3, J&J,
12,0"0 July 1,
Crematory Bonds—
4»ss, J&J,
5,000 .Jan. 1,
City
fa,
4|«s,g.,JAJ, $40,000 .July 1, 1918
4«*s,g.,JAJ, 16,000.. Jan. 1,1920
4s,g.,J*J,
4s.g.,JAJ,
This Borough
is in
LOANS—
1905
1925
1926
1917
1909
200,000. July 1,1930
70,000. July 1, 1931
Van
Monmouth County.
When Due. Asses'd
Refunding Water—
4138, J&J, g., $60,000. July
Refunding Sewer—
1,
1928
valuation, real.$1.249,700
Assessed valuat'u, pers'l. 205,192
Total valuation 1900 ...1,454,892
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900.$22-7o
Population in 1890 was
945
Population in 1900 was
1,383
JAJ, g., $39,000... July 1, 1928
Electkic-Light Bonds—
School District Bonds—
MAN, $15,000.. May 15, 1906
Tot.bor'h debt Mar. 1, 'Ol.$114,000 5s, $30,000
1905 to 1919
Bonds are exempt from taxation.
($2,000 due yearly.)
Borough owns water and light plants, which yield a revenue in excess of interest charges. The assessed valuation of real estate and
buildings connected therewith and owned by borough is $17,000.
4s.
5s,
RAYDNNF
DAIUiNiNH.
EGBERT SEYMOUR, Mayor.
w
$
I
HAMILTON.
Clerk.
This city is in Hudson County. The city issued since May 1, 't)P, $50,000 4 per cent street improvement bonds due in 1904, $100,000 4^ per cent school bonds due in 1918, $50,000 4% 6-year gold
improvement bonds, $100,000 4% 10-year gold tax bonds $14,000 4%
20-year bonds, $75,000 4% 6-year improvement bonds, $50,<i00 4%
6-year gold improvement bonds, $12,000 4% 20-year honds, $50,000
4% 6 year gold street honds and $100,000 4% 10-year tax bonds. We
are unable to obtain from the city officials any statement of the city's
debt, but take the following from a report made May 1, 1900, to the
New Jersey State authorities.
financial statement.
Loans —
Amount. Floating debt
$94,757
City of Bayonne bonds.. $506,000 Total debt
1,900,257
Funded assessm't bonds. 118,000 Sinking funds
136,996
Funded road const'n bds
40,000 Net debt May 1, 1^00 .. 1,763,261
Funded tax bonds
165,000 Tax valuation, real
13,817,102
Improvement bonds
348,000 Tax valuation, personal. 885,019
Refunded assess't bonds.
337,000
39,000
500
152,000
100,000
Road bonds
Township bonds
Water bonds
Tax bonds
Bonded debt May
Total valuation 1901.. .14,702,121
Assessment about % actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1899 $ 7-20
Population in 1890 was
19,033
Population in 1900 (Census)32,722
:
1,80^,500
1, '00..
Of the bonded debt, $4,000 bears 6 per cent $1,164,000 bears 5 per
cent; $257,000 bears 4*s per cent; $380,000 bears 4 per cent;
This debt was and is due as follows
$500, no interest.
in
1900, $53,000; in 1901, $39,000; in 1902, $167,000; in 1903, $101,000; in 1904, $75,000; in 1905, $59,000; in 1906, $80,000; in 1907,
;
:
$20,500; in 1908, $49,000; in 1909, $100,000; in 1911, $340,000; in
1912, $23,000; in 1913, $41,000 in 1914, $13,000; in 1915, $48,000;
in 1916, $157,000; in 1917, $30,500; in 1918, $214,000; in 1919,
$141,000; in 1925, $33,000; in 1928, $16,000; in 1929, $5,000; $500
;
on demand.
BELLEVILLE. —TMs township
LOANS—
When Due.
Sidewalk Bonds—
4*28, ---.,
is
situated in Essex Co.
Tot. debt Apr. 1, 1901... $160,000
Water debt (included) . .
20,000
Tax valuation, real
2,037,200
Tax valuation, personal 185,580
.
1905
1907
$8,500
11,000
4^8
Improvement Bonds—
Total valuation 1901
Dec. 1,1919 Assessment is *2 to 23
4s, JAD, $50,000
,
(Subject to call after Dec. 1,1909)
July
$65,000
4s,
Subject to call after July
Water Bonds—
1,
1,
1925
1915
2,222,780
actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000)1901. $2656
Population 1890 was
3,487
Population 1900 was
5,907
1915
1909
INTEREST on the $50,000 of improvement bonds is payable at the
Security Savings Bank, Newark, N. J.; on the $65,000 of improvement
bonds at the Howard Savings Institution, Newark. N. J.
413s,
4*23,
,
$15,000
5,000
BERGEN CO.—James
JERSEY.
II.
Mater. Md., Mayor; N. H. Roberts., Treasurer.
:
Hackensack
the county seat.
Bonds— when Due.
Bounty
H. Coe, Collector.
is
Bonded debt
Sept. 1, '01.. $133,000
Assessed valuat'n real 39,856.065
Assessed valuat'n persl. 2,925,048
Bridge Bonds—
Total valuation 1900... 42,781, 113
3i«8, J&J, $78,000.. Jan., 1907*19 Population in 1890 was
47,226
3iflS, JAJ,
7,000.... Jan. 1, 1920 Population in 1900 was ....78,441
JAJ, $48,000
Jan.. 1902 '05
(Above bonds are tax-exempt.)
7s,
.
.
BERNARDS—John
This township
is
A
LOANS—
Refunding Bonds—
When Due. Tax
$107,400.$5,000 y'ly froml901
Total debt Feb. 1, 1901.. $107,400
Tax valuation, real
2,402,017
valuation, personal. $347,450
Total valuation 1900.... 2,749,467
17-00
Tax rate (per $1,000) '99
Population in 1890 was
2,558
Population in 1900 was
3,066
BLOOMFIELD.— Wm.
is
in
Layton, Treasurer.
in Somerset County.
5s,
This town
.
L.
Johnson,
Clerk.
Essex County.
When Due.
Street Impt. Bonds—
LOANS—
Sewer Bonds—
4s, JAD, $75,000... June, *19to '29
Sb, MAN, $32,500... Nov. 1.1901
($5,000 in '19; $7,000 y'r'ly to »29)
($2,500 due y'ly) to Nov. 1, 1913 Bonded debt Apr. 1,1901 $357,000
4s, F&A, $50,000
40,000
Feb., 1930 Floating debt
School Bonds—
Total debt Apr. 1, 1901.. 397,000
MAN,
1901
4,957,875
4s,
$103,000
1901-1926 Total valuation
Assessment is \ actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1901 $3246
Population in 1 890 was
7,708
9,668
Population in 1900 was
TAX FREE.— All of the above bonds are exempt from taxation.
INTEREST is payable at the Bloomfleld National Bank and Fidelity
Trust Co., Newark.
4s,
JAJ,
50,000
1905-1930
($l,000y'rly to'26; $7,000, '27-'30
rara
Tr^r" H,
~CTr\K\
CTlli-Hj1 WIN
This city
is
.
—
S
BARTON
\ Sg
H-
F. SHARP, Comptroller.
HITCHNER, City Treasurer.
situated in Cumberland County.
—
—
60
LOANS—
When
BONDS—
\V LTKB
Be, 1 a A.
Due.
$35.000
Aug.
1,
1902
($3,000 doe yearly) to Aug. l, 1913
Interest payable at Bridgeton.
Total debt Fob. 21, 1901. $178,000
Assessed valuat'n.real. 4,576,250
jed valnat'n.persl. 1,478,466
Total valuation 1900... 6,054,716
Assessment Is 4 actual value.
Total tax (per $1.000)1901. $1800
Population In 1S90 was
11,424
Population In 1900 was. ..13.913
(Subject to call after 1003)
STREET Bonds —
AAO. $$0,000
Oct. 1, 1920
(Subject to call after Oct. 1. 1910.)
48.
SCBOOL Bonds—
1905
M A S, $4.000
44*. MAS. 21.000. ...1906 to 1912
4* AAO, 15,000
Apr.,'14-'18
BURLINGTON.— Geo
Gunn,
C.
Treasurer.
Burlington County.
When Due.
Refunding Bonds—
LOANS—
City Bonds (refunding)—
4s, J&J, $10,000 ... July 1,1921
8ept,l, 1904 (Suhjeot to call after July 1,1911.)
4s. MAS. $22.000
Interest Is payable In Burlington.
DAOOV DRUNAQE
.IAD. $14.000
Deo. 1,1921 Total debt Mar.7, 1901. $146,648
Subject to call after Deo. 1, 1901 Sinking fund
5,065
Paving Bonds—
Net debt Mar. 7, 1901..
141,583
1906 Assessed v-iluat'n, real. 2,183,055
4s
,$10,100
4s, JAD, 6,500
1908 Assessedvaluafn.pers'l
322,988
4s, JAD, 3.500
1901 Total valuation 1900... 2,506.043
1900.$22-40
^\ ATER BONDS—
Total tax (per $1,000)
4s, MAN, $25.500
Nov 1, 1916 Population in 1890 was
7,264
4s.JAJ.
24,500
July 1,1908 Population in 1900 was
7,391
This city
,
fchool Put ict Bonds - 4 ddit'l.)
1907 4s, M&S, $28,500. Sep.. 1900 to *28
1908
FREE.— All bonds Issued by this city are exempt from taxation.
(
$6,800
1,600
|
This city, which
town of Stockton.
—
is
COOPER
HATCH. Mayor.
R R MILLER, Treasurer.
5
44s, J&J, $75.000.Jan. 1902to'16
44s, J&J,
5,000 ...1903 to 1907
Jail Bonds—
448. M&N, $15.000.. Nov. 1,1906
}
Camden County,
in
LOANS—
Interest.
<
NAME AND PURPOSE.
Rate.
Bounties loans, 1898
City hall, 1874
Fire department, 1889
do
do 1899
do
do 1900
4
7
4
4
Floating debt, 1872
7
7
do
1876
do
1881
do
1883
School Bonds. 1898
Pavl g Bonds, 1898
do
1899
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
7
7
4
7
4
4
4
i
Repaving bonds, 1900
do
do
Funding, 1886
do
1872
Refunding
1901
Interest account, 1873
do
1875
Park bonds, 1897
Pay bonds, 1877
Water bonds, 1887
do
1887
—
>
J&J
J&J
A&O
J&J
J & D
J&J
M& N
J&J
J&J
J &D
A&O
M &N
5
5
5
5
5
4
5
5
5
5
6
Rosedale School Bonds
do
do
Outstand'g.
&D
$9,000
75,000
15,000
25,000
12,000
75,000
130,800
218,000
34,000
85,000
200,000
50,000
35,d00
18,000
40,000
35,000
19,000
25,000
25,000
75.000
25,000
50,000
50,000
9.S000
95,000
95,000
600.000
91.000
M&8
M&S
M&S
F & A
A&O
J & J
M&N
M&S
J&J
J&J
A&O
Sept. 1, 1905
Aug.26, 1907
Sept. 1, 1905
Sept. 1, 1906
Aug.26, 1907
Oct. 1, 1908
July 1,1917
Mar. 1, 1902
Mar. 1,1903
July 1,1911
Jan. 1,1902
Oct. 1, 1906
$16,000
24,000
20.000
34,000
26.000
50,000
10,000
D
&
&D
D
&
& D
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
J & D
& J
& D
J
J
J
44 F & A
do
1897
Gen. improvement, 1895
do
do
1896
do
do
1897
do
do
1898
8chool Bonds, 1897
Wrigbtsville School Bonds
do
do
do
do
When Due.
July
500
600
5,500
500
6,0u0
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUND, EtcSep>. 1,1901. May 7, 1900. May 31. 1898.
Total bonded debt
$2,501,900
$2,510,500
$1,897,800
Floating debt.
73,000
74,005
30,000
Sinking fund
130,473
90,466
30,000
The city water works, city hall and other property was valued in
1901 at $4,116,370 51. The water debt included in the above state
ment on March 1, 1901, was $1,076,000, and the water sinking fund
(also included above) $45,294.
ASSESSED VALUATIONTears.
Assessed valuation
Personal.
>
Rate of Tax
per $1,000.
$^6,552,660
$19-<0
$2,101,550
$28,654,210
25,578.560
27,f07,810
2,029,2>0
2140
24,618.462
1,881,700
22 00
26,500.126
21.H65.630
21-00
1,766,300
23,731,^30
22,889.309
22-00
1,928,950
24.818,259
22.550,702
1,761,350
24,312,052
2200
24.616.920
19-00
1,744,200
26,361,120
17,141,770
1,416,610
18,558,380
2450
13,701,474
1,592,210
15,293,684
26 50
9.908.235
1,657,850
11,566,080
2200
The assessments since 1893 have been made at full cash value.
POPULATION— In 1900 (Census) was 75.935; in 1890 It was
Real.
Total.
1901
1900
1899
1898
1897
1896
1895
1891
1886
1880
58,313; In 1880
it
was 41.659;
in
1870
it
was 20,045.
This city
MA May—
TUT
is in
A -V
Y
Cape
LOANS—
.
J
THOMAS
Jh.
F.
County.
When Due.
General Improvem't Bonds—
5b
5s,
,$10,O0O. ...June 1, 1915
13,000
May 1,1916
12.000
Jan, 1,1918
MAN,
58.JAJ,
Sewer Bonds—
5b,
J&D, $12,000
June
tbarvnvjMO Bonds—
MAS, $15.000
May
5s, JAJ
4,300
Jan.
5s.
4b,
A&O,
A&O,
1,
1921
1910
1905
13,000... April, 1,1924
17,000
Oct. 1,1929
1.
1.
DOUGLASS,
,$35,000
Recorder.
Redf.mition, Etc.— 1890—
J&J, $15,000
Jan. 1. 1910
Interest Is payable at Cape May.
Total debt Feb. 15, 1900. $123,300
A88'd valuation, real ...1,544,700
Ass'd valuation, peril... 171,400
5s,
Total valuation litOO ....1,716,100
AsBessmr-nt is % actual value.
Tax rate Iper $1,000) 1899. $2500
Population In 1890 was
2,136
Population in 1900 was
2,257
Cape May SCHOOL D18TBIOT.
LOANS4-
4
W. MILLET, Mayor.
— C. F. Qliuort,
Clerk.
When Due.
Dec. 1901 to 1935
office
(EDWARD E. BRUEN, Mayor.
C
A ClT
r^T> A TVTr^ TT
^^V>=>
1 ^nAlNVjC. — ALONZO DURKEE. Auditor.
$
This place, located in Essex County, became a ciiy in Dec, 1899.
When Due.
Funding Bonds—
LOANS—
School Bonds—
4e
$200,000... Jan. '1, 1929
5%8
54s
5b
58
1901-1903
1901
1902
1902-1903
F&A, 40,000... Aug. 1, 1940
$900
,
48,
(Subject to call $50,000 in
and $75,000 in 1919.)
1,500
4,000
2,000
,
1909
Drain Bonds—
Nov. 1903
,$46,000
5s,
Tidewater Sewer Bonds—
Town Hall Bonds—
4s, ...
,$18 1.000 Junel902to'24
M&N, $25,5»>0
May 2, 1902
Street Imf't Bonds— 4%, 5 & 6%
($1,500 due yearly) to May 2, 1918 Due
Due
Sewer Bonds—
1901.$21,225 95 1906.$17,561 12
4s,
5s
5s
5s,
,
58
5s
,
,
,
e
.
,
,
s
448,
,
58
$37,500.-1902
52,500. .1901
8,750 .1902
7,000. .1902
8,000 1902
18,000.. 1902
5,500 1902
13, 00.. 1902
7,000 1902
14,000 .1902
18,000 1902
to 1906
to 1907
to 1908
to 1908
1902. 30,215 85
1903
24,629 99
1904. 20,0*9 34
1905. 19,013 87
1909
to 1910
to 1912
to 1914
to 1915
to 1915
to 1916
17,000..1902tol918
8,500..lH02tol918
27,000 1902 to 1919
.
,
44s,
4s
\l%\
19,028
86
OPTU
n. —
cr T7 A
EL,L_,lZaAOIl.
L
J
$180,431 72
Total
Bonded debt Mar. 1901 $1,010,231
Sinking fund
1V3.851
886,380
149,260
Ass'd valuation, real.. .15,446,000
Ass'd valuation, pers'l
1,900.900
Total valuation 1901... 17,346,900
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1901. $26-50
Population in 1890 was
13,282
Population in 1900 was.... 21,506
Net debt Mar. 1 1901
Board of Ed debt (ad'l).
. .
,
.
July 1,1914
J&J, $84,000
1907. 16,441 16
1908. 12,265 58
to
Tax Arrearage Bonds—
4s,
RYAN, Acting Mayor.
B.CARLTON, Comptroller.
P. J.
}A.
This city got into financial difficulties through making extensive
improvements. Interest was defaulted February 1, 1879, and a
compromise was finally effected with the bondholders, by which new 4
percent bonds dated July 1, 1882, were issued in exchange for the
old 7 per cent bonds turned in at 50 per cent of their face value.
Elizabeth is in Union County.
local
LOANS—
Interest.
-
NAME AND PURPOSE.
—
J&J
J&J
A&O
4
Principal.
Outstand'g.
July 1, 1922 $3,0 5,460.
Payable
Rate.
Adjustment bonds, 1882
School bonds
When Due.
1900 to 1905
63,500
4
Jan. 1, 1910
45,000
do
1900
1906
Drainage bonds
4
15,000
A sinking rund of about $75,000 per annnm is applied to redemption of outstanding bonds.
NTEREST Is paid by the Mercantile Trust Company of New York.
TOTAL DEBT Etc.—Total bonded debt July 1, 1901, was $3,
198,960. Bonds are all exempt from city tax.
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ASSESSED VALUATION, TAX RATE, Etc-
Rate of Tax
per $1,000.
$29-60
1901
$16,572,805
$18,745,022
29-60
1^00
16,150,555
18,188,897
29 60
1899
15,595,500
17,493,700
28-60
15 391,400
17.151 100
1898
28-60
1897
15,119,100
16,916,300
28-80
14,796,650
16,576,950
1896
29-80
1895
14,710,750
16,455,550
29-80
14,248,950
15,968,868
1893
The tax rate in 1900 Includes county tax, $467+; city tax, $23-31 +
school tax, $1-60 + total, $29*60 per $1,000.
POPULATION—In 1900 (Census) was 52,130; in 1890 population
- Assessed
valuation.-
Personal
$2,172,217
2,038,342
1,900.200
1,759.700
1,797,200
1,780.300
1,744,800
1,719.918
Real.
Tears.
s
Total.
;
was 37,764;
in
1880
it
was
28.229; in 1870
it
was 20.832.
ENGLEWOOD.-Robert Jamieson,
Bergen
ounty.
When Due.
School Bonds—
5s,
J&J, $2,000... July, 1902-*03
5s,
J&J, 3,000... July, 1902-'07
34s, JAD, 65.000.... June 1,1930
This city
is
in
Cierk.
«
Fire House konds—
Bonded debt Mar. 1. 19Ol.$79,50O
Assessed valuation 1900.5,014,610
Assessment about actual value.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1899. $21-60
Population in 1900 was
6,253
34s. F&A, $8,000. ..Feb. 1, 1910
INTEREST on $3,000 sohool bonds is payable at the First National
Bank, Jersey ity; on all others at the Citizens' Nat. Bank, Englewood.
TAX FREE— All bonds are tax exempt.
<
pcccy
LLSOtL.VV /~'r^TTTvT'T"V
O^UIN I I
McGOWAN,
— ^R.THOS.
W. BOOTH,
J
.
The county seat is Newark.
When Due.
LOANS—
Court House Bonds—
4s, g., F&A, $200,000. Aug. 1,1940
Road Bonds—
1902-1900
5s, A&O, 32,715 69
Director.
Collector.
Refunding Bonds—
A&O, $84,000. .1902 to 1905
($21,000 due yearly on Apr. 1.)
4s,
.
Refunding War Bonds—
A&O, g ,$300,000. Apr. 1. 1919
4s,
Total debt May 8,1901 $4,953,282
Sinking funds
435,424
Net debt May 8. 1901. 4,517,858
Park Bond
3-65s.F&A,$l ,000,000. Au.1,'15-35 Tax valuation, real. ..188.369.H27
Tax valuation.person'l 35,727,267
($200,000 every 5 years.)
4s, F&A. $1,500.000.. Aug. 1, 1926 Total valuation 1901 .224,097.194
4s, F&A, g, 1,500,000. Aug. 1, 1938 Co. tax (per $1,000) 1901 ....$5-46
Population in 1890 was. ...256,098
BONi'S
'.HI in,
July 1, 1917 Population in 1900 was. ...359,053
$150.000
4s,
Principal and interest of the park bonds are payable in gold
INTEREST on $2,500,000 park bonds and on the Court House bonds
is payable by the United States Mortgage & Trust Company, New York
City; on the $1,500,000 issue of park bonds at the office of J. & W.
Seligman & Co. of New York City and Seligrnan Bros, of London; on
all other bonds at the Manufacturers' National Bank, Newark.
4s
96,567 25.. .1902 to 1910
9- ,000. ..Feb. 1, 1911
,
4s, g.,
F&V
—
i.
f
A T=>PT
^Ah'L
r"
Assessed valuat'n 1901. 17,0*4,479
Bridge Bonds—
44s
Principal.-
1, 1928
Jan. 1, 1903
Oct 1. 1909
July I. 1919
May 31, 1906
July 1, 1902
May 1, 1906
July 1, 1911
Jan. 1, 1934
June 1, 1918
Apr. 1, 1*28
May 1. 1929
May 1, 1930
Junel, 1921
June 1, 1916
Dec. 1, 1902
1930
Jan. 1, 1904
Jan. 1, 1905
July 1, 1921
Jan. 1. 1907
July 1, 1912
July 1. 1917
Jan. 1. 1920
July 1, 1922
Jan. 1, 1923
Judo L 1926
June 1, 1920
J
J
J
J
8TOCKTON BONDS—
/—
Payable.
M &N
do
1890
4ia
do
1892
do
4*9
1893
do
1896
4
Refunding water bonds, 1900. 4
Refunding, 1895
March, 1899, annexed the
in
Garri-
0.
Assessment abt. 66°* aotual value.
State & Co tax (perM) '01.$6-93+Population in 1890 was. .45,438
Population in 1900 was.
51,193
44s, F&A, *6,000.Feb. 1902to'03
INTEREST Is payable at County Collector's
TAX FREE.— Bonds are all tax exempt.
5s
5s
B.
CO.— William
son, County Collector. Bridgeton is the county seat.
When lue. Bond, debt Sept. 12, 1901. $101,000
LOANS—
Asylum Bonds—
Floatin.- debt...
41,500
44s,
A AyTT^TTTVT
O^ViyiUClN.
f*
LXXIII
Vol.
CUMBERLAND
Is In
Steam Fire Engine—
4s
TAX
^
STATE AND CITY SUf fl£M£NT.
Pvbiic BriiDixo Bonds—
la, J&J, *'J0.< 00
July 80, 19S8
4s
—
—
—
FRANKLIN. —
LOANS-
Tills
township
When Due.
is in
Essex County.
Woodside Bonds—
1906
Road BONDS—
5s, reg.,
April 1,1902
$38.000
1920
($2,000 due yearly) to
Bonded debt Mar. I,1900.$113.o00
Water debt (included) ... 52,000
Water Bonds—
Tax
4s, reg.,
4s. coup.,
5s. reg.,
$47,000
5.000.... Nov. 1,
valuation, real
1,388,937
1925 Tax valuation, personal.. 103,130
1906 Total valuation 19«1.... 1.492.067
Sidewalk Bonds—
44s,
$13,000. ..Apr. 1, 1910
Optional after Feb. 1, 1905
,
$6.000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1901. $3116
2,007
Population in 1890 was
3,682
Population in 1900 was
—
—
)
NEW JERSEY— CITIES AND TOWNS,
TOTAL DEBT, EtcSchool District. — W. Acker-
October, 1901.
Franklin Township
man (P. 0. Nutlet) District
1.
I
$28,000.. .June
,
Clerk.
When Due. Bond, debt July
LOANS—
4 8> g
«r ttm DTr>rc
1,
—
1931
S
ROBERT
$55,000
1901.
Assessed valuation
|
1,400,000
RUDD. Mayor.
S.
(jrJ_fc.IN tXLLJKjrll..
J NATHAN RUSSELL, Clerk.
This borough b in Essex County. [$35,000 Park bonds are offered
for sale Oot. 25.]
LOANS-
Road
mpt.
I
Sewer Bonds— (Concluded.)—
When Due.
Bonds—
5s.
J&D, $37,000.. June 1, 1909-27
($2,000 due yearly.)
—
Glen Ridge School District
When Due.
\
MAS, $30,000.. 8ept. 1914 to '28
I
LOANS—
LOANS—
is
in
J&J, $18.000
Jan.
IMPROVEMENT BONDS—
4i«s
1,
....
1929
Treasurer
C
58,
,
1920
1929 to 1932
$8,000
($2,000 due yearly
)
,$21,000....1902tol913
($2,000 due yearly.)
Bond, debt Feb. 12, 1901.$197,000
4s
$8,000 ...Aug. 1,1904
Nov., 1905
5,000
Nov., 1908
5,000
Dec, 1919
100,000
4»28, .....
4»«s,
4fl,
Sept. 1,
Water Bonds— (Con.) —
LOANS—
4s,
When Due.
$50,000
4s, IVI&S,
Camden County,
When Due.
Sewer Bonds—
This city
1, 1914
1, 1900.)
Assess'd valuation, real. 1,621,000
Ass'd valuation, pers'l.. 166,000
Total valuation 1901. ...1,787,000
Tax rate (per M.) 1 901
$2646
Population in 1900 was
1,960
Sewer Bonds—
4s,
June
Bonded debtOot.l, 1900.$147,000
($2,000 yearly to 1915 and $3,000
yearly to 1925.)
4b,
J&D, $50,000
(Subject to call after June
1902-1925
F&A. $60.000
4»«8,
Water debt
Tax
Tax
water Bonds—
(included) . . .
61,000
valuation, real
1,596,7*5
valuation, personal. 360,375
,$20,000....1914tol923 Total valuation 1901
.1,957.100
Total tax (per $1,000) 1901.$19-50
($2,000 due yearly.)
1924 to 1928 Population in 1890 was
$10,000.
6,564
Population in 1900 was
($2,000 due yearly.)
6,840
6s
.
5b,
. .
. . .
CO. — George
GLOUCESTER
Collector.
County seat
LOANS—
,
is
When Due.
Road Bonds—
4s,
4s,
4s,
4b,
4s,
$10.000.. ..1902 to 1907
9,000.... 1902 to 1908
10,500.. ..1902 to 1909
31.500. ...1902 to 1911
30.000. ...1902to 1912
Interest payable in Woodbury.
TAX FREE— All of the county's
Pierson,
E.
Woodbury.
Total debt Sept. 1, 1901. .$91,000
Floating debt
43,500
Tax valuation, real
10,920,006
Tax valuation, personal 3,614,947
Total valuation 1901
14.534 ,953
County tax (per$l,000)1901.$660
Population in 1890 was
28,649
Population in 1900 was
31,905
bonds are exempt from taxation.
.
|
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GUT/TENBERG.—John Zeller, Ch.of Council.
This town
Hudson County.
When Due. Total debt Mar., 1900
$92,379
School Bonds—
Tax valuation, real
900,000
5b,
May '02. 1926 Tax valuation, personal. 48,350
$25,000
Refunding Bonds—
Total valuation 1901
948.350
5b, A&O, $90,000.... Apr. 16, 1903 Taxrate(per $1,000)1900. ..$1580
($10,000 every 5 yTS.to Apr.16,'13, Population in 1890 was
1,947
and $60,000 April 1 6, 1918.)
Population in 1900 was
3,825
is
in
LOANS
|
HACKENSACK.-M
Bergen County.
This village
is
LOANS—
5b,.... ,$35,000.. Feb., 1902-1908
Improvement Bonds—
A&O, $4,000
Apr. 1, 1903
A&O, 6,000 . .Apr., 1904-05
4b,
4b,
Sewer Bonds—
$48,000
Feb. 1, 1902 to
($4,000 due yearly) Feb. 1. 1913.
4b, g.,
—
Hudson County,
When Due. Bonded debt Jan.
in
LOANS
May, $7,000
4^8
1902tol903
1928
14,000
Street Improvement Bonds—
$66,300
1928
Fire Bonds—
<ha,
$14,000
1928
4*98
,
Town Hall Bonds—
5b.
J&J. $16,000
Refunding Bonds.
4b,
July
1,
1913
Jan.
1,
1930
J&J, $300,000
HOBOKEN
„
Hoboken
is
in
LOANS—
5
•
J
—
interest.
—
*
Rate. Payable.
City Loan. 1898... c 4
Judgment, 1875.... r 7
F & A
A.
J&D
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
A
Library bonds,1897o 4
SV~
B&C 8chool-house, 1887. r 4*2 F & A
A&B
do
1890. c&r 4
A
do
1897.... o 4
A
do
1898. ...c 4
J&D
A Sewer bonds, 1897...
D Water bonds, 1882.... rc 46 A & O
do
1883. ...r 5
A&O
D
do
1890.... r 4*2 M & N
Engine house. 1882.r 6
M& N
do
1897.. ..r 4
A
Fire house, 1892... r 4^ M & N
do
1893... r 4^2 F & A
do
1894...
* jl^> „
A&C Yolunt'rb'nty.ser.I.or 45
M&N
A
Refunding, 1899... 4
A
City Hall, 1880.. c&r 5
M& S
A
Police Dept, 1892 c 4^2 M&N
R pa ^ n S bonds,l898-o 4
T.«.T> £
,
-
A.&B_ Paving bonds, '98 r&c
"c,"
coupon bonds
A R VALUE OF
D^
AmNTEJ? E ST
;
1900 $422,800
LAWRENCE FAG AN, Mayor.
FRED. KAUFMANN. Comptroller.
Hudson County.
NAME AND PURPOSE.
1,
Floating debt
25,717
Total debt Jan. 1,1900.. 448,517
Sinking fund
26,140
Netdebt Jan. 1,1900.... 422,377
Total valuation 1901
3,837,160
Assessment about actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) !900.$24-20
Population in 1890 was
8,338
Population in 1900 was
10,596
4
M&N
Principal.
Outstand'g.
.
,
When Due.
1918
1905
Mch
1917
Aug.
1907
July
1910
Mch
1917
June 1,1918
1917-1926
Oct. 2, 1902
Apr. 12, 1903
Nov. 1,1910
Nov. 1, 1902
Oct I. 1917
Nov. 1, 1907
Aug. 1, 1908
Aug. 1, 1909
Nov. 15, 1901
Feb. 1, 1919
Sept. 1, 1910
Nov. 1, 1912
May 1, 1928
Oct. 1, 1928
Dec.
Feb.
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
$312,000
54,000
50,000
45,000
100,000
90,000
13.000
100,000
9,500
5,000
20,000
15,000
25,000
13,000
7,000
10,000
196,000
75,000
60,000
24,000
150,000
50,000
"^"registered bonds.
is $1,000; Bis $5,000; Cis $10,000;
BONDS-A
on registered bonds is payable at the City Treasurer's
Cou P°ns are payable by the First National Bank of Hoboken
oVT,?®'
t
ana interest on water bonds at Water Registrar's office.
)
61
Jfai/,1901. JUVu/7,1900. Mayl, 1899. Jfai/2,1898.
Total bonded debt.... $1,424,000 $1,424,000 $1,458,500 $1,285,000
57,523
68,251
Sinking funds
98,720
:?7,464
Netdebt
$1,325,280 $1,366,477 $1,390,249 $1,247,536
*97.«24
$115,800
$90,136
Floating debt
$117,421
The sinking fund receives yearly a portion of the license fees and
moneys oollected from assessment after certificates are paid.
The city owns parks, publio buildings, a water
CITY
system and other assets amounting to over a million dollars.
ASSESSED VALUATION— The city's assessed valuation (about
66 per cent of the cash value) and tax rate have been as follows
Personal
Total
Real
Rate of Tax
Estate.
Property. Assessed Valuation, per $1,000
Tears.
$28,310,f»00
$22 90
$26,184,000
$2,126,800
1901
2420
2,020,230
27,791,130
25,770,900
1900
24*30
26,138,800
1,909,300
28,048,100
1899
24-80
1,855,010
27,368,720
25,513,700
1898
26,772,890
24 20
25,138,500
1,634,390
1897
22-00
24,828,600
2,884,640
27,713,240
1896
24-20
2,242,480
24,366,880
22,124,400
1895
24*70
17,275,600
1,622,862
18,898,462
1890
25-36
1,491,300
17,112,400
15,621,100
1887
21-81
13,575,600
1,284,447
14,860,047
1880
POPULATION— In 1900 (U 8. Census) was 59,364; in 1890 it was
43,648; in 1880 it was 30,999; in 1870 it was 20,297.
PROPERTY—
HUGH DUGAN, County Collector.
UTT-ncriM
O^J. — MAURICE J. STACK, County Clerk.
t± U IJOVJIN /T-*.
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This county contains the cities of Jersey City, Hoboken and Bayonne.
The county seat is Jersey
LOANS-
City.
LOANS—
When Due.
4s,
J&J, $l,000..r....Jan
4s,
M&N,
Sidewalk Bonds —
1,
$127,000..r..May
1,
1902
Bridge Bonds—
J&J, $31,000. .C.Nov. 1, 1901
4^g,M&S, 100,000 go.Sept.l, 1918
5s,
106,000.. r.. Jan. 1, 1917
4s, J&J,
28,000... Jan.,1902-15
4s, J&J,
3*28, J&J, 28.000. r.. July 1, 1915
3Hs, A<fcO,105,000 Apr., '05 to '19
Apr. 1, 1920
5,000
3128, A&O,
.
Lunatic Asylum Bonds—
4^3, J&J,$100,000. .r. Jan.
When Due.
Public Road Bonds— ( Oon.
1902 413s. J&J. $250.000c&r. Jan. 1,1923
Armory Bonds—
1,
4*2g,J&J, 500,000g.c&r.Jan. 1,'24
4128, J&J, 600,000.g..o Jan. 1, '25
150.000g,r.Jan. 1, 1926
4g, J&J,
4s, A&O, 24,000 r....Oct. 1, 1902
4s, J&J, 48,(00 r .. July 1, 1903
4s, A&O, 38,000 V. . . .Oct. 1, 1903
4s, A&O, 38,000 r. ...Oot. 1, 1904
M&N. 200,000 r..May 1, 1927
4s,g,M&S. 44,000 r..Mar. 1,1928
3^8, J&J, 50,000 r.. July 1,1919
3^8, J&J, 94,.* 00 r.Jly 1,1902-10
4s,
Purchase Bonds—
1911
($10,000 due yearly) to Jan.l, 1920
4s, J&J, $90,000.. r... Jan. 1, 1902
($10,000 due yearly) to Jan. 1, '10
$14,000.. r. Jan. 1, 1902
3s, J&J,
($2,000 due yearly) to Jan. 1, '08
$1,000.. r. Jan. 1, 1909
3s, J&J,
M&N, $73,000 r. .Nov. 2, 1911
Hoboken Extension—
4*. s, A&O, $65,000.... Oct. 1, 1929
412s,
3*28,
A&O
12,500.... Oct.
1,1929
Tax Arrears Bonds—
6s, J&J,$250.000c&r.Jan. 1,1905
War Renewal Bonds—
Public Road Bonds—
4iss,M&N,$100,000.r.Nov.l, 1922 5s, M&S,$854,000..r..Sep. 1, 1905
4!2S,J&J,500,000..c&r.Jan. 1. 1923
INTEREST is payable by the First National Bank, Jersey City, N.J.
TOTAL DEBTi Etc.—The bonded debt Dec. 1, 1900, was $5,010,244
sinking fund, $1,254,950; net uebt, $3,755,494. The net debt in 1897
was $3,591
106.
ASSESSED VALUATION
.
and tax rate have been as follows
Assessed Valuation
Tax rate
Personal.
Total.
per $1,000.
,
Real.
Years.
$5-40
$15,441,162
$172,928,511
$157,487,349
5-53
154,731,840
14,396,050
169,127,890
5-98
147,617,758
12,672,206
160,289,964
5*48
145,979.101
12,333,782
158,312,887
144,038,741
156,174.239
12,135,408
137,687,292
12,261,922
159,949,214
5*80
135,386,022
11,921,881
147,307,903
130,209,003
11,382,210
141,591.212
5-60
123,387,636
10,107,418
133,495,054
POPULATION—The population in 1900 was 386,048; in 1890 It
was 275,126; in 1880 it was 187,944; in 1870 it was 129,067. Population In 1898 was 359,850.
1901
1900
1899
1898
1897
1896
1894
1893-94
1891-92
Tt?t3Ct?V
Jii.rtOli.1
5 EDW. J. RICE, President.
IE. J. GRACE. Treasurer.
School Bonds—
5b,
Floating debt
82,527
Total debt May 1, 1901.. 200,927
Assessed valuat'n, real.. 4, 168, 045
Assessed valuat'n, pers'l 322,200
Total valuation 1900.... 4,490,245
Assesm't about 30% actual value.
Town tax rate (per M)1900. $22-00
Population in 1900 was
9,443
1902.1905
uad
is
Pres/t.
maturities
r? TCr^TVT
rTAJnirll^LJlN
town
Clarendon,
E.
When Due. Bonded debt May 1, 1901.$118,400
Road Bonds—
This
,
in
48, J&D, 21,000
(V. 71, p. 1009 for
::
/~«T'-r'V
Oil
I.
—
5
EDWARD
ROBERT
HOOS, Mayor.
JORDAN. Comptroller.
Jersey City formerly suffered greatly from difficulty in collecting
taxes and assessments. Under the Martin Act, however, passed
some years ago by the Legislature, arrears of taxes are made liens on
the property, and if not paid within three years the property can be
sold to satisfy them. The city has also succeeded in adjusting the taxes
with the railroads, and the latter now pay into the treasury about
$225,000 annually. On Feb. 13, 1900, the citizens authorized the purchase of a water plant (now building) for the sum of $7,595,000. V.
70, p. 344. No bonds have yet been issued for this purpose. Jersey
City is in Hudson County.
LOANS-
%
8.
—
Interest.
Principal.
Rate. Payable.
When Due. Outstand'g.
Relund. assess, b'ds, 1893. c&r 5g.
8 Sept. 1, 1923
$700,000
do
do
May 1,1924
600,000
1894... c&r 5g.
City government, 1872
July 1,1913
r 7
a550,000
City Hall, 1891
partc&r 5
Feb.l0,'02tol2 110,000
($10,000 due yearly to Feb. 10, 1912.)
do
1894
r 5g.
Jan. l,'13to'22 200,000
($20,000 due yearly.)
do
1894
350.000
c&r 5g. J & J Jan. 1,1923
do
1896 and 1897... .r 4
60.000
Feb.l.l902-'07
Refunding, 1897
450,000
c&r 4g.
May 1.1927
125,000
do
1^00
3*« J &
June 1,1920
30,000
do
1900
3>2
O April 2, 1910
100,000
Park,
1897
1927
May,
4g.
City of Jersey City, 1884.. c&r 6
Apr. 1,1904 U.000,000
Fire Engine House, Police Station, etc., Bonds8,000
Engine house,
1894.. .r 412
& S Sept.10, 1902
4.000
do
do
1896. ..r 4^2 J & J Deo. 28, 1903
12,000
Fire Department. ...1897.. .r 4
June 1. 1909
9,000
do buildings
do
r 3««
& O Apr.l, 1902-10
s5,000
Police H'd-Quar., 1890
Jan. 1, 1902
r 4
10,000
Police stations, 1890
r 4*2
& O Oct. 1,1903-4
20,000
do
do
1892
Jan. 1, 1909
r 5
15.100
do
do
1891
r 412 J & J Jan. 1,1905-7
7,500
do
Feb. 15, 1910
do
1897
r 5
Funded debt bonds, 1901
May 1, 1931 207,000
4g.
Funding Loans to Fund—
<
,
NAME AND PURPOSE.
,
.
M&
M&N
J&J
F&A
J&J
F&A
M&N
A&
D
M&N
A&O
M
J&J
A
J&J
A
A88essmentbonds,1875.c&r 7
do
1876. c&r 7
do
1891.. ..r 5
Floating debt,
1879. c&r 6
Maturing bonds, 1880... .r 6
do
do
1892. .r 5
Differences,
&c,
1881.. ..r
5
1897. ...r
4
J&J
J&J
M&N
J&D
J&J
A&O
F&A
J&D
J&J
A&O
June
June
do
do
..1900....r
Public library bonds. 1 898.. c
do
do
.1900...
312
4g.
312
1,
600,000
300,000
1905
1910
Jan. 2,1922
Apr. 1.1911
C
Street lighting
1,
Jan. 1, 1906
Apr. 1,1916
Feb. 1,1909
1902-1907
tl,469,000
tl,353,00O
,450,000
1200,000
1150,000
")
& j}$3,800 yearly^
on July 1. )
(
J & J Jan., 1902-11
Apr.
A&O
1, 1928
A & O Apr. 1, 1928
J
22,800
24,491
150,000
75,000
4
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62
—
:
STATE AflB CITY SUf ?i£M£NT,
—
LOANS-
NAME AND PURPOSE.
Interest.
—
.
$300,000
.1
:5M.">.000
285,203
580 t'OO
287,000
800,000
.1
.T
M
do
4g.
1901.
&N
Streets
Bowers Assessment Bonds—
Streets and sewers, L892.0&T o
A J
Water loan. 1870
J A J
0<U 7
do
1S72
A A
BAT 7
do
1872
.OAT 7
M A s
do
1874
OAT 7
J & J
May
.i
do
do
do
do
do
do
1876
1876
1878
1873
1877
do
do
do
1883
do
do
do
do
do
Past due,
7
r 7
r 7
OAT 7
r
M
M A s
M& X
J & J
6
6
OAT 6
»
<\fer
A J
A N
J
cfer
c«tr
79
A
J
A
5
c&r 5
c&r 5
-l
1891
1892
c&r 5
1893
c&r 5
1895
r 4i«
1899
r 4
not presented tor payment-
Streets and sewers.
. .
various
Improvements
Funded debt
Morgan street dock
(10,000
.1
School Bonds, Including Bergen, etc.. Issues—
Pub. schools 1897
F & A Ana:.
g 4
do
o&r 4*. F .V- A Aug.
1898
ilo
Jan.
r 3>* J & J
1900
md
MADISON.—
A.
This
Principal.
Outstaml'g.
When Due.
Rate. Payable.
Funding Loans to Fuud—
Tax arrearages. lS9;<...o&r 4
Jan. 1. 1902
J *
do
A A O Jan. 8, 1902
r 3>*
1899
do
Dec. 1901 'OS
C KK. of N. J.. 4
do
3>«
1900
\ & O Jan. 1, 1908
do
3>*
1900
A J Jan 2. 1902
M A N May 1, 1906
do
*g.
1901
Improvements, 1874.
A"
r 7
Jan. 3, 1900
Property purchased
with bond optional
r 4
1)
.1
.1
.1
J
-',
1,
2,
1,
1927
1918
1910
1^31
200.000
100,000
55,000
18: ,ooo
1922 tz$548.000
1902 a375,000
nSOO.000
1, 1002
Sept. 1, 1902
a500,000
Jan. 1, 1904 a250.000
aOO.OOO
Jan. 1, 1906
nti 1,000
Xov. 1, 1906
Mill. 26, 1908
a47,000
May 1. 1913 a500,0O0
July 1, 1907 a255,000
a.50,000
Feb. 1, 1909
aSO.OOO
July 1, 1909
Feb. 1. 1913 ta525,000
Apr 1, 1916 1586,000
350,000
June 1, 1921
1248.000
Jan. 2, 1922
Jan 2, 1923 1200.000
179.000
Jan. 2, 1925
100,000
Jan. 2, 1929
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
2,
1,
June
7
7
4
7
560,997
1894
1,
1.000
1,750
5,000
2.000
May"i',"i897
June
8,
1900
a $1,000
each.
t Secured by special sinking fund.
• Wholly in sinking fund.
z. These are assessment bonds
Principal and interest paid by a speoial tax levy.
INTEREST Is paid by the Merchants' Exoh. Nat. Bank of New York.
TOTAL DEBT, Etc.—The city's total bonded debt, on Dec. 1, 1900,
was $18,566,817 71, which amount Included $4,218,000 of assessment
bonds and $5,136,000 of water bonds. The floating debt at that date
was $698,376 16.
Dec. 1, 1899.
Dec. 1, 1900.
General account debt
$8,271,072
$8,237,777 57
Assessment account debt
4,218,000
4,218,00000
Temporary loans
535,970
698,376 16
876.960
Improvement certificates
975,040
Other accounts
783,548
*97,926 36
*
1
TotalUabWtie8(excludlngwaterdebt).$15,027,120 23
$587,288 93
...
2,108,529 78
3.985.3S2 22
2,678,245 19
Cltyproperty
4,543,- .'0 00
Otheritems
462,717 27
$14,685,550
$636,055
2,208,181
3,769,419
2,601,445
4,102,190
543,155
Cash in City Treasury
Cash and bonds held in sinking funds
Taxes due and unpaid
Assessments due and unpaid
Total resources
$13,860,445
$14,665,783 39
Water debt (sink'g funds not deducted) $5,136,000 00
$5,136,000
SINKING FUNDS—The sinking funds, all of which are Invested in
'the city's bonds and certificates, on Dec. 1, 1900, were as follows
Total.
Securities.
Cash.
General sinking funds. .$64,979 71
$2,343,550 07
$2,408,529 78
Water sinking funds
620.404 48
613,078 38
7,326 10
borough
$2,956,628 45
$72,305 81
Total
$3,028,934 26
ASSESSED VALUATION-
Assessed Valuation
Personal.
Real.
Tax Rate
per$l,000.
Total.
1901
1900
1899
1898
1897
1895
1890
1886
1880
$94,051,880'
$85,0o0,835
$9,021,045
$
28 20
84,552.605
8,772,395
93,325,000
28-40
83,900,055
8,121,041
92,021,096
28-60
82,934,859
90,445,000
7,510,141
28-90
82,415,220
89,962,701
7,547,541
27-50
81,968,790
89,339,622
7,370,832
2640
73,059,265
5,898,150
78,957,415
29-40
61,894,739
66,879,939
4,985,200
2800
54,122,875
59,466,690
5,343,815
POPULATION— In 1900 (U. 8. Census), 206.433: in 1890 it was
163,003; in 1880
it
was 120,722;
KEARNY.—
C.
town
Hudson
This
is
in
LOANS-
it
was 82,546.
|
i
$2,000 ...Aug. 1,1903
F&A,
500. ...Aug. 1,1903
M&S, 5,000
Mar. 1,1902
F&A, 45,«00 ..Feb., 1902-'06
($10,000 yearly to 1905.)
Fire Department—
F&A, $5,000... 1902 to 1906
($1,000 annually on Aug. 1.)
Redkmition RR. Bonds—
5b, J&D, $94,000.... June 1, 1902
5s, J&D,
6,000
rune 1,1903
5s, J&D, 4 8,800.... June 1,1904
5s,
Road Bonds—
F&A, $25,000... 1902
4^8,
School bonds—
Sewer Bonds—
5s, A&O,
5s, M&->,
5s, A&O,
58.AAO,
4s,
1,
1903
Oct. 1, 1917
Oct. 1, 1917
Oct. 1, 1920
13,000.. Oct. 18,'19&'20
11,000
Oct. 1,1918
30,000
2,000
F&A, 10,000
..Feb. 1, Im'29
1, 1907
1302 to 1904
Bonded debt Sept. 20,*ol $540,800
Floating debt (add'al).... 263,55
•Sinkiugfund assets
125,000
5b, J&D, $2,000 ... June
Total valuation 1901
5,071,570
5s, M&N, l.OOO
May
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1901 $29 00
5s, M&8, 4,000
Population in 1900 was
Sept.
10,896
INTEREST on the redemption bonds is payable by the Central
Trust Company, Hew York: on the street improvement "bonds by the
National Newark Banking Company on the sewer bonds due Sept. 1,
1901, at the German National Bank; on all others at the Essex County
National Bank.
Fob.
($2,000 yearly on June
<
1.)
1, 19f6
1, 1902
1, 1906
j
1917-1931
MERCER
County
seat
is
LONG BRANCH.— Ben.t.
P. Morris, Mayor.
LongBranchls in Monmouth County.
Bond, debt Mar. 1, 1901
$89,000 Total valuation 1899. .$11,143,455
Floating debt
10,000 Tax rate (per 61,000) 1900 18*60
Total debt Mar. 1,1901.
99,000 Population in 1890 was
7,231
Tax valuation, real .. 10,147,150 Population in 1900 was
8,872
.
valuation, personal
996,305
A&O, $10,000
Apr.
1, 19^23
(Subject to oall April, 1903)
Bond, debt Feb. 1, 1901.. $142,000
Floating debt
22,000
Total debt Feb. 1, 1901.. 164,000
Sinking Fund
Total valuation 1900
CO.— Jos
LOANS—
When Due.
Bridge Bonds—
Feb. 1,1902
$80,000
5s,....,
H. Black, Director.
Trenton.
(Part due yr'ly) to Feb. 1, 1909
hoAU Lmtt. Bunds—
4s,
$60.000... Deo. 1, 1901
($10,000 due yearly) to Dec. 1, '08
4s, A \0, $90,000.... Oct., 1902-10
«
,
Floating debt
Total debt May
linking Jund
$337,000
592,000
272,015
1901
8,
Tax valuat'n, real
37,331,924
Tax valuation, person'1.1 1,930,144
Total valuation 1900... 49.262,068
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900... $6-03
Population 1890 was
79,978
Deficiency Bonds—
Population In 1900 was
$25,000
June 8, 1903
Bonded debt May8, 1901.$255,000
4s.
MIDDLESEX CO.—
County
New Brunswick.
seat
LOANS—
ASBURY FOUNTAIN, Director.
DAVID SERVISS,
When Due. Bonded debt May
J&J, $20,000
Jan. 1,1902
($10,000 due ye'ly) to Jan., 1903
Renewal Bonds—
4s,
4s,
4s,
5
I
Colleotor.
is
Bridge Bonds—
4,
95,365
,
J&J, $12,500.. Jan., 1902-1903
J&J,
6,000
J&J, 40,000....
1904-1911
($5,000 due vearlvon Jan. 1.)
$120,500
8, '01..
Floating debt
87,100
Total debt May 8. 1901.. 207,600
Total valuation 19o0. .28,306,679
State&Co.tax (per M.) '00... $9-82
Population 1890 was
61,754
79.762
Population in 1900 was
.
3ks.F&A, $l2,000.Feb,9, 1902-'ll
INTEREST
is
payable at the Co. Collector's office. New Brunswiok.
this county are tax exempt.
TAX FREE.— All bonds Issued by
MILLVILLE.— Edward H
This
city is in
LOANS
School Bonds—
Refunding Bonds—
4s,
J&J, $31,000. .July
1,
1909 '28
MONTCLAIR.
This town
Is
Pept. 1. *0"
$51,000
4,270,760
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. $18-20
Population in 1890 was
10,002
Populationin 1900 was
10,583
Assessed valuation,
$20.000.Aug.l,1902-*ll
5s
Stokes, Treasurer.
Cumberland County.
When Due. Bonded debt
J
\
H. C.
HALLENBECK,
'00.
Chairman.
SILAS 8TCTART, Treasurer.
situated in Essex County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Railroad Bonds—
M&N, $90,000.... 1901-1909
($10,000 due yearly on Nov. 1.)
5s,
M&N, $135,000
1910-1918
($15,000 due yearly on Nov. 1.)
5s,
Fire Housk Bonds—
When Due.
LOANS—
School Bonds— (Con.)—
3^8.
g.
J&J, $12,000. Julyl,'02'13
M&N, 27,500.. ..May 1, 1913
Sewer Bonds—
5«, M&N, $105,000.. ..May 1, 1913
5s,
48. J&D, $60,000... June 1, 1905
A&O, $40,000.. Apr.l, 1921 Bonded debt May 1,1901 $641,000
8,639,200
School bonds
Tax valuation, real
5s, J&J, $112,000
July 1, 1902 Tax valuation, personal.l,2»2,800
3^8,
g.
M&N,
1902-1921
Total valuation 1901.... 9,922,000
Assessment about '^5 actual value.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1901. $27-96
Populationin 1890 was.... 8,656
13.962
Population in 1900 was
INTEREST on the railroad bonds Is payable at the office of the
Mutual Benetlt Life Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.; on the $150,000 of
sewer bonds at the National Shoe & Leather Bank of New York City;
ou all other issues at the Bank of Montclair. Montolair. N. J.
TAX FREE.—All bonds are exempt from taxation.
5s,
24,500
(Part due yearly.)
4s, g., M&S, $30,000, g.. 1902-1911
($3,000 due yearly on Sept. 1.)
.
. .
NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISNeptune Township, Monmouth
TRICT. —
S—
*98
Co.
Situated in
LO A N
Total valuation
School bonds, 5s
Bonded debt Jan.
1, '01
is
$92,300
92,300
>
NAME OR PURPOSE.
T.
Interest.
—
Rate. Payable.
M&
Annexation
ity Hall bonds
1886 4
1901 3^ J
City improvement refunding.. 4
Citytax
1886 4
Corporate
1878 6
do
1880 5
Intercepting sewer
1888 4
1 897 3*35
School bonds (high)
do
1898 4
do
do
1898 4
do
do
1899 313
do
1879 6
8ewer
1-93 4
do
1879 6
8treet improvement
do and sewer. 1886 4
do
1895 4
Street opening
1892 4
Tax arrearage
do
1893 4
1894 4
do
1895 4
do
1896 4
do
1897 4
do
1898 4
do
1899 4
do
do
1900 4
..1897 4
Public Library
Old bury'g ground lease.. 1899 3»a A
7
Waterdebt
.1875 7
do
.1879 5
do
.1891 5
do
.1885 4*2 M
do
.1888 4>2 M
do
.1888 4
do
.1890 4
do
8
& J
M&S
M&S
F&A
J&D
A&O
(
1
...
$2,546,740
Assessment about "* actul value.
School tax (per $1,000) '00. 12-19
situated In Essex County.
M&S
M&S
M&N
J&J
&
F&A
M&N
M&N
&
&
Johnson, Compt'r.
-Principal,-
When Due.
Mch.
Jan.
Mch.,
1,
1,
J&D
J&D
Mch.
Aug.
June
1,
1,
1,
Outstand'ff.
1906
$126,000
931
1923
1,000,000
1,500,000
158,000
700,000
500,000
620,000
200,000
100,000
100,000
300,000
180.000
30,000
270,000
500,000
lOO.OoO
33,000
31,000
53,000
66,000
66,000
86,000
88,000
89,000
87,000
300,000
25,000
50,000
500,000
100,000
70,000
215,000
20,000
20,000
20,000
3
1906
1908
1910
Apr. 10, 1908
1917
1916
Aug., 1918
Dec. 1, 1929
Mch. 1, 1909
Mch. 1, 1907
Mch. 1, 1909
May 10, 1906
1915
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
July, 1909
July, 1910
June 1, 1927
O Apr. 1, 1909
Aug. 1, 1906
May 1, 1905
May 1, 1909
1911
N May 1, 1915
8 Mch. 6, 1918
Dec. 2, 1908
1910
J&D
M&S
.
Tax
Watkr Bonds—
5s,
16,000
2,046,850
Refunding Bonds—
Assessment is 13 actual value.
4s, F&A, $20,000
1919 Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$23-70
Population in 1890 was
Refunding Water Bonds—
2,469
3i«8, F&A. $70.000... Aug. 1, 1920 Population in lUOOwas
3,754
INTEREST is payable at the First National Bank of Madison.
$15 000
5s
LOANS—
in .926-31.)
M&S, $75,000.... Mar.
1909
to
($2,000 due yearly.)
School Bonds— (Con.)—
Water Bonds—
6s, A&O, $58,000
Fin. Com.
Bonds are tax exempt.
When Due.
LOANS—
When Due,
(Subject to call Apr., 1903.)
Newark
*s, J&D, 1,000 ....Dec. 16, 1906
4*28, M&S, $6,000... .8ept. 1, 1908
4s, F&A,
32 OOO.Feb. 1. 1911 '31
5s,
Keynolds, Oh.
NEW ARK.— Frederick
($6,000 due in 1911-16-21; $7,000
|
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in Morris County.
LOANS—
County.
FA A,
School Bonds—
58, F&A, *:,00
58, J&D. 6.000
1870
H. Silliman, Chairman.
When Due.
IMPROVEMENT—
in
is
LXXIII
Vol.
Electric Light Bonds—
5s, V^O, $15,000
Apr. 1,1923
.
58,
5s,
5s,
4s,
,
:
.
—
LOANS-
NAME AND PURPOSE
—
M& N
M&N
A & O
F & A
MAN
Interest.
1884 4
.isst; 4
.1887 4
.1892 4
,.1*92 4
..1892 4
..1893 4
..1895 4
.18»6 4
..1897 4
..1899 4
.1900 4
.1900 4
1891 4
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Market
Principal.
Out.itami'a
,
May
1914
$30,000
12,000
May 1, 191(5
Apr. 1, 1917
15,000
Feb. 1, 1922 2,450,000
May 1. 1922 4.000 000
1912
20,000
1913
55,000
1915
40.000
1916
40,000
100.000
1927
20 000
1919
A A O
K & A
1920
20,000
N Nov., 1922 2,000,000
1911
335.000
of City Treasurer and at local bauks
1,
M&
NTEREST is payable at office
TAX FREE.— The city's bonds are all exempt from taxation.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, ETC.—
I
Jan. 1,1901.
Jan. 1,1900. Jan. 1,1899.
$14,429,000 $14,113,000
4,295,359
3,345,039
3,857,519
Tot. bond, debt (incl. water dbt)$l 6,474,000
Sinking funds
Net bonded debt
$12,178,641 $10,571,481 $10,677,961
Water debt (included above).. $9,797,000
7,757,000
$7,757,000
Temporary loans (additional)
1,862.500
1,327,500
1,999,000
The sinking fund receives each year an amount equal to about 3 per
cent of the bonds outstanding.
Temporary loan bonds are only issued against suoh assets as unpaid
taxes of the last two years which are not applied to the payment of
tax-arrearage bonds, "and unpaid assesments for street paving and
sewer improvements.
DEBT LIMITATION—The city's debt is limited by law to 15 per
.
oent of the total valuation.
ASSESSED VALUATION —Property
assessed at about 70 per
is
cent of actual value:
Real
Personal
Estate.
Property.
1901
$l2s*,832,105
1900
1899
1898
1897
1896
1895
1890
1880
118.389.435
116.585,525
111,979,904
111,273,650
108,872.790
106,012,950
88,729,905
65.733,315
$28,753,530
31,716,725
29,072,213
27,798,994
27,275,414
26,130,716
25,587,787
25,265,475
17,631,095
*
Less indebtedness sworn
in
1880
it
is
MAN,
MAN.
M&i
ia
1890
it
s
N.
' J.
WILLIAMSON, Mayor.
B.
KIRK.PATRICK, T'r.
When Due,
Sinking Fund Bonds— (Con.)
When Due.
M&S, $13,000
MAS, 11,000
MAS, 10,000
J&J.
J&J.
J&J,
J&J,
was 246.070;
was 136,508
*und Bonds—
Sin-king
LOANS—
I
MaT., 1P02 Us,
Sept, 1902
.. .Mar.
1903
1,500
Jan., 190 i
2000
Jan. 1903
18,000 ....Jan., 1905
75.000 ....Jan., 1906
12.000.... May, 1907
10 000
Nov., 1908
40,000.... Sept. 1917
A&O. 95,000
MAN, 65 000
|
M&N, $110,000
M&N. •24.000
M&N, 29.000
M&N, 62,000
M&N, 20.000
M&N, •2,000
MAN, 48,000
MAN, 25,000
MAN, 5.300
MAN. 3.375
3^s,
3' 2 8,
4s.
3i«8,
3»«8,
3 k 8,
3*28.
3»«s.
3kjs.
3*2*,
May, 1923
1923
1923
Nov., 1923
... Nov., 1924
....Nov., 1924
Nov.. 1924
Nov., 1924
Dec, 1924
Feb., 1925
Apr., 1925
July, 1925
Nov., 1925
...Jan, 1926
....July,
....Aug.,
h&n, 4,350
1919
Nov., 1920 3^s. MAN,
3,375
M&N 68.000
Nov.. 1921 3»«s, M&N, 13,000
MAN. 10 000
Nov., 1921 3ns, M&N, 1,500
M&N. 201,000
May, 1922 6s, Improvement bonds. ...$97,000
M&N. 97,000. . Nov.. 1922
TAX FREE.—The city's bonds are exempt from taxation.
INTEREST on all bonds payable at the National Bank of New
Jersey, New Brunswick, where principal will be payable at maturity
Oct.,
.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUND, Etc.—
Apr.\,\901. Apr. 1,1900. Apr.1,1899.
Total municipaldebt
$1,247,900
$1,244,175 $1,286,400
Sinkingfunds and cash assets....
312,833
268,440
280,974
Net debt
Water debt, included above
Floating debt (included above)...
CITY PROPERTY.— The
$935,067
50,000
4,500
$963,201 $1,017,960
5o,000
68,500
5,396
30,900
owns public
buildings, steam fire
engines, etc., and water works which cost $493,000. The gross earnings from the water-works for 1900 were $61,676, including rental
of fire
$9 450..Apr.,1902-'08
MAS.
:-i,500..Mar.,l902-'08
ii«s.
hydrants
city
the construction and expense account was $17,400.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The city's assessed valuation and tax
rate have been as follows
Real
Personal
Total Assessed Rate of Tax
Tear.
Estate.
Property.
Valuation.
per $1,000.
1900
$8,017,191
$2,0«4,785
2300
$10,081,976
1899
8,032,911
25-60
1,988,020
10,020,931
1898
8,319,286
24-00
1,981,956
10,301,241
1897
8,574,176
26-00
2,042,375
10,616,551
1895
8,120,000
26-00
2,105,000
10,225.000
1890
7,900,000
24-60
2,150,000
10,050,000
1886
4,062,455
41-40
1,325,850
5,388,305
1880
4,173,000
35-81
1,243.000
5.416.000
in 1900 was 20.006: in 1890 it was
, POPULATION.— Population
18,603; in 1880 17,166; in 1870 it was 15 ,058.
;
:
HENRY
-*5 DANIEL
A&O. $344.000.... Oct. 1,1912
FAA. 9o,o00..Aug..'24to'29
When Due.
„
8chool House Bonds—
|5s, M&N. $1,800
Nov., 1903
JAD,
hs.JAD,
|38,
,000
5,000
r
Deo. 1 1902
Deo. 1, 1903
,
H^s,....
35,000
1901 to 1907
>5,000due yearly on Nov. i.)
J&J,
11^8,
$62,000... 1913 to 1918
($10,000 yearly on July 1.)
Sewer Bonds—
|?b,
$57,000.1929 to 1933
5,000.June 1, 1922
j„J4D, 250,000. June 1, 1923
($25,000 due yly) to June 1, 1932
l>s ;
V9
J&D,
Sewer Bonds— (Con.)—
JAJ, $30,000
Jan. 1,1904
($5,000 due y'rly) to Jan. 1, 1909
5s, JAJ, $16,000... Jan. 1,1910-11
5s, JAJ, 20,000... Jan. 1,1913-14
5s, JAJ, 60,000
Jan. 1, 1915
($15,000 due y'rly) to Jan. 1, 1918
5s, JAJ, $80,000
Jan. 1, 1919
($20,000 due y'rly) to Jan. 1,1922
5s, JAJ, $50,000
Jan. 1 1923
($5,000 due y'rly) to Jan. 1, 1932
4i28
$125,000... 1915 to 1921
4128, ..... 150,000. ..1904 to 1914
4s, JAD,
50,000. ..June 1,1919
($1 0,000 due y'rly)to June 1,1922
5s,
MAS,
A&O,
May
Aug. 1.1901. Mayl.'OO. Mavl.'99
Total municipal debt. $1,537,800
$1,562,900
144,745
$1,595,600
198,333
207,567
Sinkingfunds
16. '98.
$1,515,200
114,948
Netdebt
$1,330,233 $1,397,267 $1,418,155 $1,400,258
Water debt (included
$344,000
$344,000
$344,000
above)
$344,000
20,000
Floating debt
29,900
CITY PROPERTY is valued at $2,986,741.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The city's assessed valuation (about
one-half of the cash value) and tax rate for a series of years have been
as follows
Personal Indebtedness Total Assessed Tax Rate
Property, to be deducted. Valuation. perSl,000
Real Estate,
$28-90
1901
$9,364,575 $1,139,558
27-60
1900
9,210,200
1,126,988
84,950
10,252,238
1899
9,132,483
963,838
10,007,839
88,482
27-60
1898
8,967,540
976,179
76,385
9,943,719
2500
1897
1,020,637
87,447
9,750,000
8,816,810
28-80
112,500
1895
7,630,600
907,800
8,425,000
2700
1890
782,000
5,950,000
137,920
6,732,000
27-40
1887
4,917,300
732,700
5,650,000
92,050
2100
3,919,700
529.100
1880
4,448,800
POPULATION— Population in 1900 was 24,141; In 1890 it was
Tears.
18,844; in 1880
it
was
13,207; in 1870
it
was
9.3 49.
Richard B. Tindall,
PASSAIC—county
same name.
This city
is
in the
J&J,
5s
5s
5s
When DueLOANS—
School House Bonds— (Con.)—
When Due.
Bonds—
J&D,
5s,
5s,
$18,000.. June 1,'02 '19
23,500.. Jan. 2, 1902
$9,000
14,000
4128,
39,000
4128.J&D, 22,000
5s
5s
1902-1914
13,000
11,500
1918
24.000.Nov., 1901-'24
7,500
1906
,
,
4^28,
....,
5s,
J&D, 5,000
4^s.F&A, 7,500
M&N,
4*28, .....
$50,000
1913-1917
($5,000 yearly to July 1, 1913, and
1914. $10,000 in 1915, $15,000
in 1916 and 1917.)
1,1904
Aug. 1.1919
Sept.
Sewer Bonds—
12,000 ....May. 1913-'24
5s,
,
1901-02
$ iO.OOO
Tax Bonds—
$36 200
..8
Totai'debt Jan. 1," 1901 .'.'$859,386
Sinking fund and cash... 135,459
Net debt Jan. 1 1 901 ... . 723,927
Total valuation 1901
9,700 925
Assessment is ^5 actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1901. $29-00
Population in 1890 was
13,028
Funding Bonds—
F&A, $57.000. Aug., 1902-'20
F&A. 40,000 Aug., 1921-'30
School House Bonds—
,
3>s8,
3k>8,
1902 to 1906
JAJ,$10,000
1912
1902-1915
1902-1914
Nov., '16-17
1919-29
,38,000,
Street Imp. Bonds—
Public Improvements1902-1912
SB, ....,$55,000
Public Park Bonds—
1905
5s, J&J, $33,000
($3,000 due yearly) to 1915
5s,
,
3>*8
25,000.... 1902 to 1911
($2,500 yearly on Mar. 1.)
5s,
Clerk.
of the
LOANS—
City
4Vs, J&D, 35.000....1913tOl917 Population in 1900 (Census)27,777
($7,000 yearly on Dec. 1.
INTEREST is payable at Passaic National Bank, Passaic, N. J., except the funding bonds, which is payable at U. S. Mort. & Tr. Co.,
N. Y. City.
PASSAIC QO
County seat
is
J
GEORGE W.JBOTBYL,
SHIELDS,
IP. H.
Clerk.
Collector.
Paterson.
When Due. Court House Bonds— Con.
LOANS—
Bridge Bonds—
4s, F&A, $100,000. Feb., 1910& 11
Oct. 1,1905 4s, J&J, 125,000 Jan.1,'14,'15,'16
5s, AvO, $13,000
Sept.
2 4, 000....
5s, MA8,
Interest is payable in Paterson.
1, 1905
40,o< O....Sept. 1, 1906 Total debt Aug. 1, 1901.. $671,000
5s, M&S,
;
1904 Floating debt
45,000
1904 Total debt Aug. 1, 1901.. 716,000
..Feb., 1912 '13 Tax valuation, real
56,088,970
5s,
5s,
5s.
J&J,
5s,
J&J, $20,000....
33,000
F&A, 12,000
F&A, 104.000
Road Bonds—
Jan.
Feb.
1.
1,
Tax
Jan.
1,
1904
Court House Bonds—
4s,
4s,
4s,
1, '02-'03
50,000.... Feb. 1, 1908
50,000 . ..Aug. 1, 1909
J&J. $100,000... Jan.
F&A,
FAA,
valuation, pers'l... 10,263,824
Total valuation 1900.... 66,352,794
Assessment about ^ actual value.
Population in 1890 was ...105,046
Population in 1900 was . ..155,202
PATERSON.—
James Parker,
This
County.
Comptroller.
city is in Passaic
LOANS—
City Hall Bonds —
48,
...
1908
30,000
,
Sewer Bonds—
6s,
5s,
5s,
4a,
48.
J&D, $3,000
J&D, 16,000
M&S, 30,000
,
18,000
J&J, 50,000
..
1902
1902
1902
1913
June 30,1920
School Bonds—
7s, J&D, $20,000 ....1901
5s,
5s,
J&J, 50,000
F&A, 50,000
4^8,
A&O
A&O,
125,<'00
25,000
1913-15
4,
1918
50,000
J&D. 100.000
June
Street Impt. Bonds—
1,
1919
July
1,
Mar.
Mar.
1,
1,
908
l"09
1910
4s,
$97,000
1 50,000
4s,M&8. IS 0.000
48.M&S, 150,000
4s,
4s,
4s,
1.)
,
,
J&D,
34,500
85,000
59.000
20,000
22,000
38,000
30,000
38,000
Totaldebt
1,
1,
1,
..May
MAN,
Sewer Appropriations—
4s, JAD. $65,500
4 ias, JAD, 36,000
67,000
5s, JAD,
1900 to 1905
1909
58.MAN, 14,000
Park Bonds—
AAO, $125,000. ..1908
4s,
4s,
1911
JAD,
to 1921
20,000
15.000
at the City Treasurer's office.
May.1,'01. Jan.17,'00. May 20,'99. Mar. 20,'9 8.
$2,927,500 $2,713,000 $2,548,000
Total bonded debt.... $3,342,500
Bills payable, certifl-
cates.&c
Dec.
Dec.
1913
1914
1917
1908
1909
1910
1910
1911
1921
1911
58.JAD.
BONDS—Most of the bonds are for $500 each.
PAR VALUE OF
INTEREST is payable
TOTAL DEBT-
1
When Due.
6s, F&A, $60,000....1903tol904
1905
6s. J&D, 20,000
1903
6s, M&S, 14,500
5s, A&O,
9,500
4s, J&n. 23,000
1904
4^28, J&D, 47,000
1906
4128, J&D, 58.000
4 las, J&D, 42,000
1906
1907
5s, J&D,
41,000
4s, J&D, 1 00,000
1908 to 1 916
1909 to 1911
4s, J&D, 32,400
48.J&D,
1904 48, J&D,
1907 4*as,....,
Aug. 1, 1908 4s
Oct. 1,1910 4s, J&D,
Oct. 1, 1911 4s
,
A&O.50.000
($25,000 on April
,
Renewal Bonds —
to
4s, ....,$15,000
48
LOANS-
When Due.
M&N,
5s,
$115,000. .May,'97-1907
5s, A&O,
155,000
part yearly
4^28, M&N.120.000
4s,
J&J, 100,000
48,
LOANS-
A AD,
4 138,
TOTAL DEBT, Etc-
STETSON, Mayor.
A. DUGAN, City Clerk.
Orange is situated in Essex County, None of the city's bonds can be
[retired before maturity.
419s,
Apr., 1906
32,000
36,ooo..Mar.,1901-'08
4*29,
63,000. .Apr., 1902 '10
INTEREST is payable at the United States National Bank, N. Y., or
at the Orange National Bank or Second National bank of Orange.
5s.
4s,
4ifiS,
OR A TsTOT^
JAD. $48,O0O..June, 1902-'09
Tax Arrears—
4i*s, AAO, *6.000..Apr., 1901'06
Water Bonds—
situated in Middlesex County.
LOANS—
5s.
6s,
68.
6s,
6s,
6s.
6s,
4s.
3e,
3s,
4 las
41*8.
4»«a.
4s,
48.
4s.
$21-40
22-40
21-20
21-00
19-80
19-60
19-80
18 20
Sewer Assessment Bonds —
48,
4>28,A&0,
5s,
(U. S. Census),
NEW BRUNSWICK.
This city
150.106.160
145,657,738
139,778,89s
138,549,064
133,483,311
"130,085,787
113,995,425
83,364,410
Total
Tax per
$1,000
oft.
POPULATION.-In 1900
was 181,830;
Total
Assessed
Valuation.
$158,58?>,635
63
TOWNS.
When Due.
LOANSStreet Asskss. Arrears—
.
When Due.
Pa i/able.
P.Ct.
Water debt
Yean.
MB
N£W JEBSEY— CITIES
October, 1901.
723,526
$4,066,026
*<
343,428
$3,270,928
597,388
623,898
$3,310,388
$3,171,898
64
STATE AND CITY SUf ftEWENT,
The sinkinu fund on May
The value
1, 1901, aggregated $67,959.
(3,978,000.
TAXATION—The elty taxes none of its bonds.
ASSESSED VALUATION— The city's assessed valuation (about
turtle-fourths of the cash value) aud tax rate have been as follows
Personal
Total
Rate of Tax
Real
Years.
Properti/.
Atsessrii Yal. per $1,000.
Estate.
of the city property
is
FREEDOM FROM
1900
1899
1898
$
30,704,725
37,934,677
$48,678,355
$
$
24-60
7,858,367
47,563,092
7,445.959
45,380,636
2500
_
.
'07,981
44,431.419
25-00
7.223,438
36.320,148
7.243,536
43,563,684
2500
25-00
33.383,259
6,837.093
40,220,352
1890
4.947,009
2500
23,981.681
28,928,690
21-10
1880
3,544,517
19,893,125
16,348,608
POPULATION— In 1900 (U. 8 Census) was 105.171; lu 1890 it was
in 1S-0 it wa» 51,031
in 1870 it was 33,579.
17
;
;
PERTH AMBOY.This citv
is
Schooi.
4s, g.,M
JAMES L. COMPTON, Mayor.
Treas.
I GARRET BRODHEAD
<
Middlesex County.
iu
LOANS-
Recapitulation—
I
Bonds—
Water bonds
School bonds
Assessment bonds
Tax arrearage bonds.
Miscellaneous bonds
I
1918
10,000.. March, 1919
1915
36.000.. (let.,
1917
18,000,. July,
$307,000
89,000
4s,
96,400
40,000
.
51,600
Bond, debt Mar. 1, 1901. 584,000
Tax Arrearage Bonds—
Aug. 1, 1909 Floatingdebt
20,00 >
4s. F&A, $40.000
Refunding Water B'>nds—
Total debt Mar. 1, 1901 . 604,000
Feb., 1929 Sinking fund aud cash...
4ks,$17,000
62,461
Water Bonds—
Tax valuation, real
3,941,485
$250,000. .Sept., 1922 Tax valuation, personal. 303,400
25,000. .Jan., 1917 Total valuation 1900. . .4,244,885
12,000. -July, 1916 Total tax (per $1,000) 1900..$24-90
3,000.. Sept., 1903 Population in 1890 was
9,512
Population in 1900 was
17.699
>00.. Sept. 1,
'
I
I
I
I
.
I
I
.
I
I
i
.
I
I
I
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PHILLIPSBURG.—Rowland
This town
is
Firth, Mayor.
;
Tax valuation, personal
829,220
PLAINFIELD.— W.
F.
Arnold, Treasurer
This city is in Union County.
Sewer 4s,1901-1927
$112,000 Assessment about *2 actual value.
1 5,000
Floating debt
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$24-60
Total debt Jan. 1, 1901.
127,000 Population in 1890 was
11.267
Total valuation 1900.... 8,329,000 Population In 1900 was
15,369
HOLMES, Mayor.
JCHAS.
r? a T-J\A7 A V
ItAnWAI
—
}r VANDERHOVEN,
Union
was
Treasurer.
This city, of
County,
declared bankrupt in 1882, and a compromise of the debt exclusive of the water debt ($185,000) was forthwith agreed to with most of the leading oreditors at 35 cents on the
dollar, the debt, exclusive of water debt, then amounting to about
$1,200,000. This settlement was completed in 1894, and interest is
now paid promptly on the new bonds. The water bonds were renewed
In 1891 at 4 per cent, an agreement having been made in 1890 by which
all accrued interest at 7 per cent was adjusted at the 35 per cent rate.
Interest on the water bonds is also promptly paid.
When ]>ue. Floating debt (addit'al)
LOANS—
$7,000
Adjustment Bonds 1882—
Total debt Mar. 1, 1901
812,843
4s, MAN, $585 843... Nov. 1, 1922 Sinkingfund
15,758
Subject to call at any time.
Assessed valuation
2,887,650
School Bonds—
Assessed valuation
380,250
4>«s, J&J. $35,000.. .Mar. 1,1918 Total valuation 1900... 3,207,900
Water Bonds Renewed
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$2800
Julv 1, 1932 Population in 1890 was
4e, J&J, $185,000.
7,105
Bonded debt Mar. 1,1901. $620,843 Population iu 1900 was
7,935
Water debt (additional)
185,000
Interest payable at Mercantile Trust Co., New York City.
All bonds are exempt from taxation when held in New Jersey
REDtownBANK.—
E. 0. Davis, Chief Commissioner.
Monmouth County.
This
is in
LOANS—
Due.
,$60.000
4s
25,000
4s, A&O, 10,000
1914
1919
1930
Whtn
Water-Wokk* Bonds —
5s,
,
..Oct. 1,
Assessed valuat'n '99.. $2,886,676
Tax
500
rate (per M.) '99
Population in 1890 was
Population in 1900 was
4s,
RIDGEFIELD PARK.— Geo. J. Smith,
LOANS—
When Due.
4»«8, J&J, $57,000. Jlyl,
Skwer Bonds —
Floating debt
$7,000
Total debt July 1, 1900... 64,000
Assessed valuation '99. ..1,038,615
Assessment *» to \ actual value.
1902 to'20
$45,000.1902 to '21
1, 1900..$57,000
Bonded debt July
RTTTHFRFTDR
H ±l
UJrC 1J.—
r*k
1
r-t Jr
1
Clerk.
Bergen County.
1 his village is in
JrtU
4,145
5,428
School District Bonds— (Addit'l.)
F&A, $60,000.... Aug. 1906-'35
(Subject to call after Oct. 1, 1920.)
Bonded debt Feb. 1,1901.. $95,000
4»*b, semi-an..
Tax
rate (per M) 1899
$21 00
EDWARD
J. TURNER, Mayor
RO bert leeds, cleric.
J
\
Bergen County. The bonds are exempt from taxation
Is In
Tnis
LOANS—
Funding Bonds—
When Due,
4s,g., J&J, $83,500... Jan. 1,
8i •
Bo id
»s—
4*88, g.. JAJ, $75,OOO..Iuly 1,
m
Bonded debt Apr.
Tax
valuation, real
$3,571,821
Tax valuation, personal 240,275
Total valuation 1900... 3,812,096
Assessment about a actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000* 1900.$18-
1916
1922
1901.$171,475
Slnkint' fund
14,094
School bonds (addit'nal)
49,570
Population in 1890 was
Peculation in 1900
1,
2,293
4,411
—
PHEBPORD School District G. B. Alyea, Clerk.
When Due. Bonded debt July 1, 1900. $62,545
LOANS—
I
J&D, $49,570.
June
1930 Assessed valuation 1900.3,774,495
INTEREST on funding bonds is payable at Rutherford Nat. Bank;
on load and sewer bonds at Nat Bank of the Republic, N.Y.
.
.
20,
I
SOMERSET CO.:ty seat is
LOANS—
5
var
Collector,
Total valuation 1900. .18,718,061
County and school tax 1900. .$600
Population in 1900 was
32,948
Population in 1890 was
28,311
.
$80,620
On demand
Total debt Sept. 1 1901
$80,*;_'0
Tax valuation, real
16,447,239
,
INTEREST
'
ALLEN,
Homer vllle.
When Due. Tax valuation, person'l.$5,249,462
Count v No:
4«,
--
<E. B.
Erector.
payable at County Collector's
office.
Fulton, Clerk.
Middlesex Countv.
MVicn Due. Net debt Feb., 1900
LOANS—
$46,581
Water-works Bonds—
Sohool Dlst. debt (add'l).
10.190
$20,000
1902-1911 Assessed valua'n, 1900 .1,344,300
8
Dock Bonds—
Assessm't about 7596 actual value.
5s
$22,000. Oct. 1, 1902-1923 Tax rate (per $1,000), 1899.$17'40
Bonded debt Feb., 1900
$50,000 Population 1890
.4,330
81nkingfund
3,419 Population 1900 was
6,349
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Essex
This village
is
in
LOANS—
Refunding Bonds—
J&J, $51,000
4s, g.,
County.
When Due.
.Jan
1,
1930
(Subject to call 1920.)
Sewer Bonds—
(IRA
I
KIP Jr., Pres.
WEEKS, Treas.
A.
JOHN
R.
Tax
Tax
valuation, real
$4,409 500
valuation, personal. 446,500
Total valuation 1901.... 4,956,000
Tax rate (per M.),1901
.$1800
Population iu 1890 was
F&A, $25,000.... Aug. 1, 1922 Population in 1900 was
Bonded debt Mar.l, 1901.. $76,000
Principal and interest of bonds aro payable in gold.
S8,
3,106
4,608
) GEO. WILCOX, Mayor,
Si-TA/nvrTT-'
U IVllVll 1
£ DANIEL C. DAY, Clerk.
This city is in Union County.
When Due. Bonded debt Apr. 1,1901. $36,000
LOANS—
.
—
Fire Department Bonds—
Floating debt (additional) 5 ,100
May, $10,000
May 1, 1926 Tax valuation, real
2,155,850
4s,
School Bonds—
5s, J&D, $6,000
..June
Tax valuation, personal
1,
Sewer Bonds—
5s, J-D, an., $30,000.. June 1,
($10,000 due y'rly) to June 1,
265,630
2,421,480
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. $28-40
2-60
Average sohool tax
Population in 1890 was
3,502
Population in 1900 was
5,302
1902 Tax valuation 1900
($1,500 due yearly) to Junel, 1905
1902
1904
Interest payable at Summit.
TRENTON.—
W. J.
Trenton
Mercer
B. Stokes, Treasurer.
County. The sinking funds are well maintained
and the water works are much more than self supporting.
is
in
LOANS
i
Interest.
—
.
NAME AND PURPOSE.
Rate. Payable.
Alms House
1894 4
Principal.
Outstand'g.
$l,70t>
1904
.
,
When Due.
City Hall Improv't.. 1897
4
1907
4
Nov. 22, 1907
..1899 4
1909
a 5 Aug. 1,1902 to *09)
v
a, A
1895 4
* *
I ($7,900 due y'rly.) $
Crematory
1901 3»a J & J
July 1, 1921
Fire Department
1892 4
1912
do
do
1898 4
A &
1908
do
do
1901 3** J & J
July 1, 1921
Funding
1881 4
July 1, 1911
J & J
do
1885 4
M & N May 1, 1905
do
1898 3^
1908
Library bonds
1901 3>« J & J
Jan. 1, 1931
Park improvement. 1891 5
Dec. 1, 1916
do
do
...1888 4
June 15, 1913
do
do
...1891 4
May 1, 1916
do
do
...1892 4
Julv 1, 1917
do
do
...1893 4
1918
do
do
...1901 3i<!
1926
P'vem.,So.WarrenSt.l899 3»u
Aug. 21, 1929
Pavem., Clinton Ave. 1896 4
1906
do
do
...1898 4
1928
J & J
Police Department.. 1890 4
Dec. 15,1910
do
do
..1895 4
1905
Poor emergency
1892 4
Feb. 15, 1902
Poor, alms n.&print'g.'95 4
1905
Poor bonds
1907
1897 4
School house
1891 4
Feb. 16, 1911
do
do
1893 4
May 15, 1913
do
do
1892 4
Oct. 1, 1917
do
do
1893 4
Jan. 16, 1918
do
do
1894 4
1914
do
do
1916
1896 4
do
do
1897 4
1917
do
do
1897 4
Jan., 1918
do
do
1929
1899 3ifl
do
do
1930
1900 3*
Special school-h.loan.1888 4
J
July 1, 1908
do
do
Oct. 1, 1908
do
1888 4
Sewer bonds
Deo. 1, 1901
1891 5
.1892 4
Aug. 1, 1902
do
do
.1892 4
Sept. 1, 1902
Jan. 14, 1903
do
.1893 4
Aug. 1, 1903
do
.1893 4
1904
do
.1894 4
1905
do
.1895 4
1906
do
.1896 4
1907
do
.1897 4
1907
Sewer Commission'rs.1897 4
1908
do
do
1898 4
& D
Volunteers, 1864
& D June 16, 1902
6
Apr. 16, 1907
Refunding Bonds, ...1897
Aug.13, 1907
do
do
.1897
Nov. 10, 1907
do
do
...1897
1908
do
do
...1898
do
do
...1898 4
M & S Sept. 5, 1908
1909
do
do
...1899 3**
Sept. 11, 1909
do
do
...1899 3*3 M & S
Feb. 24, 1910
do
do
...1900 3»s
Chambersbdrg Bonds, Assumed
Apr. 20, 1913
Parks,1888
5
Contingent bond
do
do
Coupon bonds
1897
F&A
J&D
F&A
•
F&A
F&A
A&O 1898.
2,000
2,000
2,000
63,200
50,000
45,000
2,880
15,000
170,000
130,000
50.000
50,000
5,000
69,000
25,000
5,000
27,000
20,000
15,500
4,000
6,160
18,000
6,000
3,200
5,700
2,000
22,000
18,000
9,000
6,000
18.000
21,000
8,000
14,500
25,000
100,000
12,000
8,000
22.600
28,000
26,000
39,000
45,000
101,000
240,800
158,400
51,600
17,100
1,800
5,000
26,500
29,000
8,200
45,000
72,000
50,900
52,000
43,100
:
Subject to call in
Seml-an.
1905 & 1906
Redemption, etc... 1885-6 5
Subject to oall after 10 years.
Wilbur Bonds, Assumed:
do
13,000
36,000
A&O
M&B
F&A
13,000
11,000
15,000
15,000
&N
7,185
2,483
3,801
12,625
4,196
21,395
29,418
1902-1914
1893 5
1900-1913
1898 5
1913
1893 5
Improvement
J & J
1915
1895 5
do
Loans Payable by Special Assessment:
Assessed upon city1903
Street improvement. .1893 5
Aug. 1, 1902
.1892 -1
do
do
1904
..1894 4
do
do
1905
do
..1895 4
do
1906
1896 4
do
do
1907
..1897 4
do
do
M
19j8
do
..1898 4
do
Assessed upon property benefited—
Nov. 15, 1903
1893 5
Pavement
Aug. 1, 1902
1892 4
do
1904
1894 4
do
1905
1895 4
do
1906
1896 4
do
1907
1897 4
do
1908
189a 4
&N
do
School
.
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F.
LXXIII
is in
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B.
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Vol.
SOUTH
AMBOY.—Joseph
borough
Warren County.
In
Street and Sewer Bonds—
Total valuation 1900... $3,821, 120
4s, A&O, $60,000
Oct. 3, 1917 Assessment about H actual value.
9,500
1906 & 1914 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1901. $1800
4s, A&O,
Total debt Aug 1, 1901 $168,000 Population in 1890 was
8,644
valuation,
Tax
real
2,991,900 Population in 1900 was
10.05U
4s,
—
—
:
M
22,815
15,517
19,898
27,875
29,504
90,955
5,567
t
.
NEW JEpS£Y-CITi£S MB TOWNS,
WEST ORANGE.—
When
October, 1901.
LOAMS—
Interest.
-Principal.
Outstand'a.
.
Due.
Payable.
Rate.
NAME AND PURPOSE.
Watkb Loans Reported Separately
This town
:
1893 4
1897 4
do
1>>98 4
do
1896 4
do
Chauibersburg water, 1885 5
do
1886 5
do
do
do
1886 5
do
1887
do
5
City water
INTEREST
F
Jan.
Jan.
1906
1905
Feb.
J
J
July 1, 1906
1907
J
J
$75,000
175,000
175,000
45,000
11,000
5,000
7,000
20,000
1917
1927
1,
1,
A
payable at Treasurer's
is
May 15, 1913
& J
& J
J
J
office In
1906
5,
Net debt
Water debt
above
inc.
Mar.
10. 1901.
$3,lr>6,963
bonded debt
Sinking funds
l.'OO.
Mar.
1.330,487
$2,966,566
1,167,919
$3,001,165
1,028,555
$1,826,476
$513,500
$1,798,647
$515,500
$1,972,610
$795,504
CITY PROPERTY.—The total value
of property
Mar. 1,*98.
$2,730,950
886,506
ASSESSED VALUATION.— Property
ftctuai
oity
Net
Rate of Tax
Property.
Deductions. Valuation. ver$l,000.
$5,758,043
$32,287,351 $21-50
6,684,498 $1,403,768
21-50
30,702.035
6,271,361
21-50
1,321.551
30,271,215
6,227,132
1,360.142
28.859,670
6,500,000
1,449,692
28,696,715
2150
5,496,217
28,437,003
2000
6,981,643
1,484,959
25,695,846
1900... $26,529,308
1899...
25,421,305
L898.... 25,321,405
L397.... 23,992,680
L896.... 23,646,407
L895.... 22,940,786
1890....
20,199,162
POPULATION.— In 1900
1880
J7.458; In
It
LOANS—
is
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—When Due.
$43,000
1902-1915
Sewer Bonds—
$35,000
Jb,
Jan.
Jan.
1,
1,
1913
1902
[$10,000 due yearly) to Jan. 1,1914
UNION CO.—
County seat
is
J. F.
{:E.
Population 1890 was
Population 1900 was
10,643
15,187
HUBBARD, Director
WOOD, Collector.
M.
Elizabeth.
When Due.
Deficiency Bonds (freshet)—
3e, J&J, $37,000
1902 to 1907
Interest payable at Elizabeth.
Total debt May 7, 1901. $441,000
Tax valuation, real
37,624,225
Road BondsTax valuation, person'l. 6,105,650
Is, J&J, $350,000.... 1901 to 1910
Total valuation 1901. ..43, 729,870
Subject to call after ten years.
Assessment about
actual value.
War Bonds—
County tax (per $1,000) 1900.$484
$26,000
1907 to 1909 Population in 1890 was
72,467
Jheridan House Pur. bds.. $28,000 Population in 1900 was
99,353
All bonds issued by this county are exempt from taxation.
\
WEEHAWKEN.-Thomas Carroll,
in
LOANS—
>8,8emi-an.,
$29,000
1905
Skwer Notes—
to,
,
Total valuation 190i
4,463,580
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. $17-40
Population in 1890 was
1,943
$9,912 80
Population in 1900 was
Weehawken School
LOANS—
8
$18.000
La,
aemi-an., $25,000
^a.aemi-an.,
District.
When Due.
5,325
— C. Roehr, Clerk.
$15,000
1904
1920 4s, M&S, 45,000 .Mar.l, 1916-30
1904 is, M.vS. 25,000. .Mar. 1, 1931
1911 Bond, debt Sept. 1, 1901. .$148,000
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4s,
This town
is
in
LOANS—
8
,$15,000
10,000
50,000
.--..,
Sewer Bonds—
8,
D. Reese, Clerk.
Union County.
School Bonds—
8,...
J&J. $30,000
When Due. Bond, debt Mar.
1, 1901.. $76,000
Assessed valuation, real.1,613,350
Nov., 1910 Ass'd valuation, pers'l.. 114,650
Nov.. 1920 Total valuation 1900
1,728,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. $25-60
Population 1900
4,328
July 1, 1927 Population 1890
2,739
(Optioual after July 1, 1917.)
^a,J&J, $18,000... 1902 to 1907
($3,000 yearJy on July 1.)
|
schwartz, Treasurer.
T-rr^T2r^Lr
mvr
iA'-'OVj.kVlliiN.
) JOHN P. McMAHON, Clerk.
This town is situated in Hudson County.
When Due.
Redemption Bonds— (Con.)—
„ LOANS—
School Building & Sites— t
5s, J&J, $30,000
Jan. 1, 1902
—
uVE^t^
c 3A
,
-
'"
J&J, $^1,000.. July
J&J, 20,500.. July
.
($
1,
1,
1902-'08
1902-'10
,500 due yearly.)
MAS, $45.' 00 .Mar. 1, 1902 to
1.500 due yearly)
Mar. 1, 1931
Redemption Bonds— t
.
.
M&N, $50,000
J&J.
'ss. J<feJ,
25,000
24,750
Nov.
Jan.
Jan.
1, 1904
1, 1906
1, 1 908
INTEREST on bonds marked *
is
s
f. a.
J&J, 1.200
July 1.1903
Street Improvem't Bonds— t
J&J, $75,000
Jan. 1, 1910
4*38,
4s,
Assessm't & Renewal Bonds—*
Jan. 1, 1905
$21,500
6s
27,000
July 1,1910
6s,
Jan. 1,1911
9,000
6s,....,
7,000
July 1,1911
6s,
payable at the First National Bank
uoboken and those marked t at the Hudson Trust Co.
JOTAL DEBT, Etc.—The total bonded debt on Apr.
ASSESSED VALUATION
on
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a 11,665
in
JS perty' $784.585
p
>o .
;
in
1880
it
;
1,
1901,
total debt, $448,690.
1901 of real estate was $6,946,740;
$7,731,325 total tax rate (per
total,
;
population in 1900 was 23,049; in 1890
was 5,441 in 1870 it was 4,132.
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($5,000 yearly on April 1.)
W
SAMUEL H. LADD, Mayor.
\nrnnnu>TTDV
KjKJLJr5U r\ I — Jd. T. MATHERS, Clerk.
5
.
Tnis city
in Gloucester County.
is
When Due. Net debt Mar.
LOANS—
1,1901.... $53,400
Assessed val'tion, real... 1,946,450
Dec, 1901-'04 Ass'd valuation, pers'l... 396,650
4s, Dec, $4,000
Total valuation 1901. ...2,343,100
Water Bonds—
Feb. 1,1906 Assessm't 65 to 70 p. c act value.
4a, F&A. $40,000
($10,000 ev'ry5 yrs.)toFeb.l. 1921 Total tax (per $1,000) 1901. $20-40
3,911
Feb. 1, 1926 Population in 1890 was
4s, F&A, $12,000
2,298
Total debt Mar. 1, 1901... $56,000 Population in 1880 was
4,087
2,600 Population in 1900 was
8inking fund, etc
City
Bonds—
TAX FREE.— All of the above bonds are exempt from taxation.
In the table below we give statements regarding all minor civil divisions in the State of New Jersey which have reported an indebtedness
of over $10,000, and which are not represented among the foregoing
add in each case the population from the Census
detailed returns.
We
of 1900.
Tax
Total
Debt.
Place—
Allendale (Boro.), Bergen Co...
Allenhurst, Monmouth Co
Anglesea (Boro.),Cape May Co.
Atlantic County
Avalon (Boro.), Cape Mav Co..
Avon by-the-Sea(Bo.).Mon. Co.
Beach Haven (Boro.), Ocean Co.
Belmar (Boro.).Monmoutn Co.
Bordent'wn(City),Burl'gt'nCo.
Bordent'n (Townsh.), Burl. Co.
Bound Br'k(Bor.),Somers't Co.
Bradley Beach (Bor.).Mon. Co.
Brigantine, Atlantic Co
Camden County
Carlstadt (Boro.) Bergen Co..
Chatham
(Boro'gh), Morris Co.
Chester (Twp.), Burlington Co.
Cranford (Twp.), Union Co....
Deckertown (Bor.), Sussex Co.
Delford (Boro ), Bergen Co.
Delford 8chool District
East Newark (Bor.) .Hudson Co
E.Rutherford (Bor.), Bergen Co
Ewing
(Twp.), Mercer
it
Co
Franklin (Twp.), Bergen Co...
$40,500
167,500
16,742
58,500
11,000
32.500
16,000
131.500
26,650
11,100
21,875
29,500
30,000
46,000
40,500
46,000
40,000
123,000
59,000
19,000
17,500
103 ,000
37,605
16.250
75 000
Monmouth Co
Freehold (Tp.), Monmouth Co
70,350
15.000
Garfleld (Bor.), Bergen Co.... 33,619
Hackettstown, Warren Co
15,000
Hammonton(T'n), Atlantic Co. 17,000
Hasbr'k Heights (B.), Bera. Co. 47,859
Hawthorne (Bor.). Passaic Co. 19,000
HighBdge.(Bo.),HunterdonCo. 15,000
Freehold,
Hightstown (Bor. Mercer Co.. 22,5' >0
Holly B'ch(Bor.),CapeMayCo. 33,600
Irvington (Town), Essex Co... 63,855
Jackson (Twp.), Ocean Co
65,277
Keyport Town) Monmc'th Co. 66,500
Lakewood(Twp.), Ocean Co... 12,000
Lodi (Boro), Bergen Co
32,505
Matawan(Twp.),Monmo'thCo. 14.000
Maywood (Boro.), Bergen Co.. 19,600
Merchantville(Bor.),Camd.Co. 43,000
Midl'nd Park (Bor.), Bergen Co. 20,500
Millburn (Twp.), Essex Co
47,500
Monmouth Co
243,650
Morris County
400,000
Mt.Arlington (Bor.), Morris Co. 23,500
Neptune (Town), Monm'th Co 46,000
Newton (Town), Sussex Co
129,000
Northampton (Tp.),Burling.Co. 29,750
N. Barbadoes (Tp.), Bergen Co. 193,657
No. Bergen (Twp. Hudson Co. 32,260
No. Plainfleld School District.. 46,500
No.Plainfield (B.t, Somerset Co. 15,000
No.8pnngLake(Bo ),Monm.Co. 35,528
Ocean City, Cape May Co
86,279
Orvil (Twp.), Bergen Co
24,500
Palmyra (Pp.), Burlington Co. 44,63*
Princeton (Bor'gh), Mercer Co. 30,734
Princeton School District
30,200
Raritan (Town), Somerset Co. 11,769
Ridgewood (Twp.), Bergen Co. 25,000
Rockaway (Boro.), Morris Co.. 25,000
Roselle (Boro. Union Co
24,900
Haddle River, Bergen Co
85,000
Salem (City), Salem Co
66,500
8ea Isle City B.),Cape May Co. 45,574
Somerville (T'n), Somerset Co. 11,300
Spri'g Lake (Bor.), Monm'th Co 88,000
Union (Twp.), Bergen Co
42,500
Vailsburg (Boro.), Essex Co... 50,946
Vailsburg School District
4 .000
Wallington (Bor.), Bergen Co. 65,000
Warren County
15,500
W.New York T'n). HudsonCo. 17.5O0
Westwood (Bor.), Bergen Co.. 10,000
Wild wood (Bor.), Cape May Co. 19,270
Woo ibr'ge(Tp.), Middlesex Co. 22,-00
Wood8towm (Boro.), Salem Co. 39,000
)
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) ,
(
as $362,450; floating debt,
$36,740;
'10 to '12
INTEREST is payable at the Orange National Bank, Orange, N. J.
TAX FREE— All of the West Orange bonds are exempt from taxation.
)
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—
I
F&A, $15,000.. .Feb.,
(
WESTFIELD.— Ohas
'd aotual value.
rate (per $1,000) 1901. $2680
Population in 1890 was
4,358
Population in 1900 was
6,889
District.
When Due. 4s, g., A&O,
. .
Clerk.
Hudson County. (P. O. Station 1, Hoboken.)
When Due. Bonded debt Feb. 1,1901 $59,912
La,
....,$15,000
May, 1914 Tax valuation, real
4,315,620
Road and Sewer Bonds—
Tax valuation, personal. 147,900
is
I
1902
7s, J&D, $74,000
Bonded debt Feb.20, 1900.$99,000
Assessed valuation, real. 3,419,050
1.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
LOANS—
This township
1916 Assessment about
1,
Tax
June
was
Town Hall Construction—
Jan. 1,1902
$15,000
130,000
J&J.
It
5s
July 1,1901
$16,000
($2,000 due y'rly) to July 1, 1908
Bonded debt Mar., 1900 .$291,000
Floating debt
43,288
Total debt Mar., 1900.... 334,288
Total valuation 1901
4,730,600
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1899. $2450
($5,000 due y'rly) to Jan. 1, 1908
to,
J&J, $25,000. ...July
Road Bonds—
Hudson County.
School House Bonds
5s
Census) was 73,307; in 1890
(U. S.
was 29,910.
UNION. —This town
5a,
assessed "at about one-half
Personal
Estate.
Tear*.
Clerk.
$343,500
owned by the
value."
Real
MCDONOUGH,
$1,844,444
estimated at $2,967,200, inoludlng water works, $2,000,000.
Is
JOS.
West Orange School
Trenton.
1, '99.
DR. WM. M. BRIEN, Chairman.
I
aituated in Essex Co.
LOANS—
June
5
When Due. Aas'd valuation, pers'l... $31S,625
LOANS
Total valuation 1901 ....3,819,425
Redemption Bonds—
4i«8,
TOTAL DEBT, EtcTotal
Is
65
(
,
Population in
1900.
$1,000.
694
$305,875 $18 30
165
1,165,350
161
3000
177,366
46,402
23,442,-11
93
2700
300,000
2664
507,425
239
18 10
314,475
902
24 00
1,233,350
10 50
4,110
2,506,043
488
18 40
1,523.934
1900
2,622
1,216,695
32-20
982
456,600
33 20
99
254,100
7 40 107,643
38,426,305
22 00
2,574
683,867
22 70
1,361
620,500
20 00
4,420
2,776,466
27-60
2,854
1,378,375
15 00
687,297
1,306
15-15
746
862,790
• <••
8«0,000
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17-10
2,500
1,937,100
26 60
2,640
1,290,785
13 50
1,333
887,736
15-00
2,139
875,275
5-00
2,934
2,559,377
11-69
2,234
4.20S487
747.979
30 00
3,504
1400
2,474
1,318,536
17-80
3,481
956,145
21-40
849,750
1,255
18-80
592.724
2,096
1500
635,487
1,377
17 40
1,749
997,641
569
205,857
37 50
21-80
5,255
2,200,250
16-00
267,660
1,595
19-04
3,413
1,361,506
17-42
3,094
3,242,175
24-00
527,345
1,917
15-56
1,310
424,260
19-30
536
339,370
27 00
1,608
763,885
22 50
324,013
1,348
2,837
2010
1,697,600
8-96
82,057
48,761,719
27,791,202
9 90 65,156
20-00
275
410,185
29'10
7,943
2,302,425
4,376
18 50
2,750,845
5,168
15 00
2,244,742
9,443
2260
4,627,145
9,213
1560
,669,710
5,000
2,542,640
5,009
22 80
2,539,665
22-50
361
639,400
1,307
1,K70,000
2800
24-60
1.207
433,455
2,300
537,0->3
24 10
3, -<99
18 00
2,876,418
4,149
2,860,206
12-40
3,244
22-20
3,298
1,491,090
l,4-(3
27 50
360,250
1,652
23 60
955,250
20-80
1,954
890,630
12-90
5,811
3,76-^,660
340
32-50
466,000
4,843
f.26
27-00
806,675
24-20
1,590
745, <45
2,779
19 00
1,097,950
Assessed
Valuation.
rate per
:-
900 000
528,945
18,065,205
2,786,038
457,628
217,200
2,437,375
1,174,098
.-••a
18-70
27-20
1510
160
3000
2400
'2
12-70
1,812
37,781
5,267
828
150
7,631
1,371
:
66
;
ST/tT£
State
AND
CITY
Pennsylvania,
of
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES,
Admitted as ft State
-
Etc.
....
One
-
Total area of State (square miles)
of Original Thirteen
State Capital
Governor (term expires 3d Tues. Jan.,
1908)
45,215
Harrisburg
Win. A. Stone
-
....
W. W. Griest
Secretary of State* (term expires Jan. 1908) James E. Barnett
Treasurer (May 1,1909)
Legislature meets biennially in odd years on the first Tuesday in January, and there is no limit to the length of the
ns.
'Appointed by Governor, and holds his office at Governor's pleasure-.
HISTORY OF DEBT.— For a history or Pennsylvania's State debt
from ITS!) to 1393, see the State and City suti'lement or 1893, pases
63 anil 64, The details of the debt as it now exists are subjoined.
—
LOANS—
NAME AND PURPOSE.
Interest.
—
.
P.Ot Pai/able.
F&
A
Principal,
Oulstand'g.
.
.
When Due.
1922 $500,000
1912 4,521,250
1912 1,642,900
1881
r 313
do
H
I i 1
17,000
Quar. \ Tr e a^ lfrt te \
Proceeds of farm sale, 1887... 6
^
Unfunded debt and debt upon which interest has ceased...
134,149
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.—These bonds are in pieces of $50, $100
and multiples of $100.
INTEREST on the Agricultural College loan is payable at the Stale
Treasurer's office in Harrisburg
on all other bonds at Farmers' &
.ultural College b'ds.'TJ.r
loan, 1
r
sm
Funding
C
F & A
F & A
4
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1,
1,
1,
;
Mechanics' Bank
in Philadelphia.
TOTAL DEBT,
Etc.—The subjoined statement shows Pennsylva-
fund held by the State against the
same, and the State's unfunded debt, on the dates indicated.
Dec. 1, 1900. Dec. 1, 1899. Dec. 1, 1898
Total public debt
$6,815,299
$6,815,299
$6,815,299
8lnking funds
6,021,402
5,750,088
5,789,317
nia's total public debt, the sinking
Net debt
$79?,897
$1,065,211
$1,025,982
Unfunded debt lincl'd above).
134,149
134,149
134,149
The sinking fund on December 1, 1900, held the following securities
Allegheny Valley Railroad bonds, $900,000; interest on same,
818,750; United States 4 per cent consols, at par, $2,775,000, and
cash, $2,327,652
;
total, $6,021,402.
The unfunded debt mentioned in the above table consists of relief
notes in circulation, interest certificates unclaimed, interest certificates outstanding, and bonds past-due upon which interest has
ceased.
ASSESSED VALUATION
.
Tears.
Heal.
has been as follows
Assessed Valuation.
Personal.
,
Total.
1900
$3.528,.') 85,578
$2,766,829,685
$761,755,893
1899
2,726.163,336
859,^79,331
3,588,142,667
1898
2,685,199,712
846,751.853
3,431,951,565
1897
2,531,568,640
826,134,137
3,357,702,777
1896
2,499,661,995
831,026,331
3,330,688,326
1895
2,471,018,204
770,049,820
3,241,068,024
1894
658,341,105
2,389,232,748
3,047,573,853
1892
2,308,767,431
591,007,558
2,899,774,989
1888
1,840,433,540
The above does not include valuation of railroad property.
DEBT LIMITATION— In Pennsylvania the limit to the indebtedness
of the State, and to the indebtedness of the cities and minor civil
orsanizations in the State, is fixed by the State Constitution.
1. State indebtedness.
With regard to the State, the regulations
controlling and governing debt creation, payment, &c, are found
In Sectioni I, 5, 6, 11, 12, 13 and 14 of Article IX of the Constitution,
and are as follows.
AasiOU IX, Sec. 4. No debt shall be ereated by, or on behalf of, the
8tate except to supply casual deficiencies of revenue, repel invasions,
suppress insurrection, defend the State in war, or to pay existing debt;
and the debt created to supply deficiencies in revenue shall never
exceed, in the aggregate at any one time, one million of dollars.
Section 5. All laws authorizing the borrowing of money by, and on
behalf of, the State -hall Bpectfy the purpose for which the money is to
be used, and the money so borrowed shall be used for the purpose speci-
—
fied
and no
other.
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
Section'
6.
company, association or corporation.
Section 1. To provide for the payment of the present State debt, and
any additional debt contracted as aforesaid, the General Assembly
D 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 nor less than two hundred and fifty thousand dollars;
1
the said sinking fund shall consist of the proceeds Of the sales of the
public works, or an\ (rait thereof, and of the income or proceeds of the
sale of any stocks owned bj the Commonwealth, together with other
funds and resource* thai may be designated by law, and shall be
Incre as ed from ttane to time by assigning to it any part or the taxes or
other revenue of the State not required for the ordinary and current
expenses of government, and unless in case of war, invasion or Insurrection, no part of the said sinking fund shall be used or applied otherwise than in the extinguishment of the public debt.
The moneys of the State, over and above the necessary reserve, shall be used in the paymeni i>t the debt of the State, either
directly orthrough the sinking fund, and the moneys of the sinking
fund shall never be Invested in or loaned upon the security of anything
except the bonds of the. United States or oi this State.
tion 18. The moneys held at necessary reserve shaU be. limited
by law to the amount required tor current expenses, and shall be Head kept as may be provided by law. Monthly statements shall
•bed, showing the amount or sueh moneys, where the same are
d, and ho.', -eeured.
cnoH 14. The making of profit out of toe public moneys, or using
the same for any purpose not authorized by law, by any officer of the
te, or member or officer of the General Assembly, shall be a misdemeanor, and shall be punished as may be provided by law; but part of
8U?fi£M£NT.
Vol.
Lxxir
such punishment shall be disqualification to hold office for a period of
not less than ti\ e years.
State loans in Pennsylvania, whether created for original indebtedness or authorized to fund existing indebtedness, are usually negotiated through the Governor and Commissioners of the sinking fund.
The last act of the Pennsylvania Legislature authorizing a public
loan was the act of June 8, 1881, when a thirty-year loan was effected
to fund existing indebtedness at a lower rate of interest.
The earliest date at which the last of the existing indebtedness of
Pennsylvania will mature is February 1, 1912, and under existing araugements the accumulations in the sinking fund will at that time
pay the total State indebtedness.
and Municipal Indebtedness.—Under the laws of
(2) County
Pennsylvania the power to create county loans is in the Board of
County Commissioners, which consists in each countv of three persons,
elected tri-ennially under the minority system of voting, by which
the minority party in each County usually has one member of the Board.
In cities and boroughs the power to create indebtedness is vested in
oouncils, municipal debts being created by ordinance.
The creation of county, city and other municipal indebtedness is
subject to the following constitutional limitations.
Article IX, Sec. 7. The General Assembly shall not authorize any
county, city, borough, township or incorporated district to become a
stockholder in any company, association or corporation, or to obtain or
appropriate money for, or to loan its credit to, any corporation, association, institution or individual.
Section 8. The debt of any county, city, borough, township, school
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 suoh
municipality or district incur any new debt, or increase its indebtedness to an amount exceeding two per centum upon such assessed
valuation of property, without the assent of the electors thereof at a
public election in such manner as shall be provided by law but any
city the debt of which now exceeds seven per centum of such assessed
valuation may be authorized by law to increase the same three per
centum, in the aggregate at any one time, upon such valuation.
Section 9. The Commonwealth shall not assume the debt, or any
part thereof, of any city, county, borough or township, unless such
debt shall have been contracted to enable the State to repeal invasion,
suppress domestio insurrection, defend itself in time of war, or to
assist the State in the discharge of any portion of its present indebteddistrict, or other
;
ness.
8ection 10. Any county, township, school district or other municipality 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.
(3) Townships and School Districts.— In the various school districts
of the State the school directors have the power to create loans, sub10 above quoted, to provide for the
redemption of the same within thirty years.
In townships, the only authority, except that of the school directors
to borrow money, is in the road supervisors, who have no power to
create bonded Indebtedness, but simply to make a temporary loan for
necessary expenses, which must be provided for by an assessment of
sufficient township tax rate, known as road tax.
POPULATION OF STATE.—The population of Pennsylvania has
been reported as follows in the years named
1900...
6,302,115 1860
2,906,215 1820
1,047,507
1890
5,258,014 1850
2,311,786 1810
810.091
1880
1,724,033 1800
602,365
4,282,891 1840
1870
3,521,951 1830
1,348,233 1790
434,373
Jeot to the limitations of Section
I
I
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|
,
1
I
|
SAVINGS BANKS INVESTMENTS-POWERS AND RESTRICTIONS.— Philadelphia is, we believe, entitled to the distinction
of starting the first savings institution in the United states. The
name this association bore was the " Philadelphia Savings Fund
Society," and it still exists, bearing the same name. Originally the
bank was not incorporated, but was a voluntary organization, suoh
societies in Great Britain being at that time of a like character. The
date of the organization was November 27, 1816, and the bank was
opened for business December 2, 1816. Mr. Hutchinson, who, now
holds the office, of President, states that the oldest ledger of the company
goes back to the time of opening, and shows a deposit on that day
(December 2, 1816) of five dollars. The company was not incorporated until February 25, 1819.
It is surprising that Pennsylvania, although engaged in such an early
venture in the department of savings institutions, should have made
so little progress in the same department since. Indeed, the second
organization does not bear date until 1847, and we think there had
only been 10 mutual savings institutions organized in the whole State
from 1816 down to the early part of 1890. We may assume, however,
that this slow development was in no measure due to a lack of desire
for savings banks on the part of the people of that common"
That such institutions were sought and needed is
wealth.
sufficiently evident from the fact that nine of the ten companies referred to above reported in 1890 that they held $63,957,841 of
deposits. In 1889 a general law, facilitating the incorporation of savings banks, was passed by the Legislature. Since then there has been
a small addition to the number of institutions, the total doing business
in the State In November, 1900. being 17, with deposits aggregating
$107,621,381 19.
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, authorizing the extension for twenty years of special charters, contains the following.
"Provided also, that no * * * Savings Institution or Savings
Bank having no capital stock, renewing or extending its charter.
corporate iirhts and franchises, under the provisions of this act, shall
thereafter be allowed the privileges of a bank of discount, nor be
allowed to loan any money received on deposit, except 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 bonus of any county, city, borough, townhip or school di-t net, within this commonwealth, or any other good
1
and
valid seeurlHet."
Authority to loan on any " good and valid security "appears to confer about as broad a discretion upon the managers as could be
expressed in a statute.
—
—
until 1889, as already stated, that a general law faciliThat
tating the organization of savintrs institutions was passed.
law of 1689 is Indeed well adapted not only tor facilitating, but for
Its influence In the latter
stimulating, the growth of the system.
direction would seem to be assured under the liberality of the
provisions respecting Investments. The following is section 17, which
It
contains the investment limitations; we would especially direot
attention to subdivision four of this section:
EJECTION 17.— It shall be lawful for the trustees of any savings bank
to invest money deposited therein only as follows:
(1.) In the stocks or bonds or Interest-bearing notes or the obligations of the United states, or those for which the faith of the United
States is pledged to provide for the payment of the interest and the
principal.
Commonwealth
In the stocks or bonds of the
of Pennsylvania
bearing Interest.
(3) In the stocks or bonds of any State in the Union that has not
within ten years previous to making such investments, by such corporation, defaulted in the payment of any part of either principal or interest of any debt authorized by any Legislature of such State to be
contracted.
(4) In the stocks or bonds of any oity, county, town or village of
any State of the United States, issued pursuant to the authority or any
law of the State, or in any interest-bearing obligations issued by the
city or county in which such bank shall be situated.
In
bonds and mortgages on unincumbered, improved real estate,
situated in this State.
be noted that according to the foregoing (sub-division
Pennsylvania savings banks are allowed to invest their
deposits in the bonds and stocks of any city, county town or village in
any of the United States. Furthermore, by the fifth subdivision bonds
and mortgages are left to the discretion of the trustees in all purchases,
except that they must be first mortgages on Improved real estate in
Pennsylvania. The next section (18) relates to the temporary deposit
of funds in banks and trust companies. It makes it lawful to deposit
temporarily in banks or trust companies the excess of current daily
receipts over the payments until such time as the same can be judloIt
will
four),
named above.
lously invested in the securities
IN
THE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Note.— For debt of counties not mentioned below see "Additional
Statements " at the end of this State.
1895
.1895
do
.1896
loans-
—This township
When Due.
loan of 1893—
Class C, $18,000. "
Subject to call after May 1, 1903
5s.
Class D, $35,000
Subject to call after May 1, 1908
5s,
Loan of 1894—
iJfls,
Class E,
$8,000.aft.
is in Montgomery County.
Loans of 1894— (Con.)—
|
1896
do
1896 ..
<fe
do
Wharf renewal bonds, .1887..
INTEREST is payable at the office of T Whelen Co., riiiladelphia and in Allegheny, and checks will be mailed to holders of bonds
when requested.
INKING FUNDS, Etc-
TOTAL DEBT
Feb.28,' 1901. ^eb.28,'00. Fe6.28,'99. Fe6 28,'98.
$5,586 595 $5,968,763 $6,022,558 $5,949,295
1,178,811 1,406,323 1,211,970
989,797
Total bonded debt
8inking funds
Net debt
Water debt
(incl.
1897
80,604,975
$4,407,784 $4,562,440 $4,810,588 $4,959,498
above). $2, 283,000 $2,491,000 $2,491,0"0 $2,491,000
TAX FREE.— All bonds of this city are exempt from taxation.
CITY PROPERTY.—The estimated value of all the city's property
is $8,000,000, including water property valued at $3,439,333.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The city's assessed valuation and tax
rate have been as below: (Actual valuation 1896, $85,000,000.)
Total Assessed Oity Tax
Total Assessed Oily Tax
Valuation.
per M. Tears.
per M.
Tears.
Valuation.
13 50 1896... .... 79,843,625
12 00
1900
$84,589,»50
13-50 1895... .... 74,500,000
9-30
1899
81,601,300
14-00 1890... .... 50,299,550
13-77
1898
80,861,875
1200
POPULATION—In 1900 (Census)
287; in 1880
it
was
78,682; in 1870
was 129,896;
was 53,180.
May, '95
ATT
JAMES G WYMAN,
Mayor.
T?r T-JT^rvTV
Ai_iJ_liLxl-irL,rS
I .\ JAMES BROWN, Comptroller.
Allegheny is situated in the county of the same name. [$1,098,000
bonds were offered for sale on Oct. 7.]
5
LOANS—
Interest.
<
NAME AND PURPOSE.
—
When
Bate. Payable.
City park bonds
1886
do
do
1890
Electric-light bonds.. A.. 1891
do
do
B..1893
do
do
C..1894
Municipal bonds (renew). 1886
do
do
1891
Renewal bonds
1890
8eweb Bonds :—
Benewal
1883
Refunding renewal
1881
Renewal
1882
Refunding renewal
1883
Renewal
1884
Sewerage bonds
1887
Sewer
A
1893
do
B
1894
do
1894
C
do
1895
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
& J
A&0
A & O
A & O
J & J
J & J
A &O
J & J
J
Principal.
Due.
Outstand'g.
.
,
>
July
April
April
Oct.
July
July
Apr.
Jan.
1,1906
1910
1921
1923
1924
1, 1906
1, 1911
1, 1910
$15,000
25,000
160,000
14,000
86,000
13,000
150,000
117.000
1,
1,
1,
1,
4^ J & J Jan. 1, 1903
M & N Nov. 1, 1901
J & J July 1, 1902
M& N Nov. 1, 1903
J & J Jan. 1, 1904
4g J & J July 1, 1917
4
A & O Oct. 1, 1923
4
A & O Apr. 1, 1924
4
J & J July 1, 1924
4
J & J July 1, 19O5-'20
($33,000 every five years.)
do
1895 4
J & J July 1, 1925
Stklet Improvement Bonds:—
McClure Ave. renewal... 1883 4
J & J July 1, 1903
do
California
do
..1884
Avenue
1891
do
do
1899
Charles 8treet renewal... 18 84
Highway improvement.. 1895
Clifton Ave. bonds
Street improvement
Ley Street
3treet
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
1899 4
1895 4
1897 4
1891 4
A.... 1893 4
B....1894 4
C....1894 4
Impro ement
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
8,000
8,000
20,000
7,000
75,000
50,000
55,000
100,000
145,000
132,000
35,000
$13,000
13,000
1, 1904
Apr. 1, 1911
23,000
30.000
J & J Jan. 1, 1904
13,000
J & J July 1, 1904
J & J July 1, 1905-25 250,000
($50,000 every five years.)
5,000
J & J Jan. 1, 1904
J & J July 1, 1905-25 250,000
($50,000 every five years.)
1,000
J & J Jan. 1, 1902
75,000
O Apr. 1, 1911
A & O Oct. 1, 1923 200,000
A & O Apr. 1, 1924 200,000
200,000
J & J July 1, 1924
1902-1927
C
400,000
every
J & J ) $66,000
[
J
A
&
J July
&O
A&
")
do
do
*aterbonds
.
do
do
do
do
do
•do
do
do
do
do
1897
1895
1901
1883
1886
1884
1887
1889
(renewal)... 1893
(renewal)... 1890
(renewal)... 1892
do
1895
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
J
& J
(
five years.
)
1905 1925
($33,000 every five years.)
J & J Jan. 1, 1906
J & J July
J & J July
A & O
J & J
J & J
J & J
J & J
J
J
&
&
1, 1903
1, 1906
Apr. 1, 1914
July 1, 1917
Jan. 1, 1919
July 1, 1923
July 1, 1910
July 1, 1912
June 1, 1905-25
J
J
($100,000 every five years.)
Subject to call June 1, 1913.
167,000
77,595
64,000
20,000
132,000
100,000
175,000
150,000
100,000
100,000
500,000
was
105,"
Board
Sec.
of School Comptrollers.
We
give below the bonded indebtedness of the various school districts of Allegheny, together with the value of school property for
each.
Bonded
Val. of
Bonded
Val. of
Dt-.bt.
Property.
Districts.
Districts.
Debt.
Properly.
B'rdof Cont'l.. $131,000 $170,000
9th Ward... .$21,000
$50,000
Ward
None
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
195,500
321,000
Ward
Ward
Ward
Ward
Ward
None
40,000
112.000
38.000
6,000
10th
11th
12th
13th
14th
70,000
404,275
375,000
160,000
169,000
250,000
80,000
34,643
Ward
..
118,500
Ward...
Ward...
Ward...
Ward...
89,5<'0
.
142,637
116,000
51,000
60,000
16,500
21.500
36,500
12,700
Total. ...$1,143,200 $2,149,055
THOS.
McCLURE,
ALLEGHENY CO.- -}W.E.
THOMPSON.Comptroller.
is
Treas.
G.
the county seat.
LO A N S—
INTEREST is payable at the National Bank of JenMntown, Pa
TAX FREE.—The loan of 1893-94 are exempt from State taxes.
in 1890
it
Allegheny School Districts — Geo. W. Gerwig,
Pittsburg
4^8, Class F, $17,000. aft. May, '00
412s, Class G, 20,000
Total debt Sept. 25, 1900 $98,900
Tax valuation 1899
4,264,915
Population in 1890 was
2,703
Population in 1900 was
3,803
When Due.
4
J & D Juuel,1905-'20$432,000
($108,000 every flfth year.)
4
& D June 1, 1925
110,000
(Dec. l.'Ol-'lO
4
& D< $66.000every
264,000
live years.
(
4
J & D Dec. 1, 1921
68,000
D Dec. 1, 1 26
J
68,000
4
J & J July 1, 1907
28.000
5
ABINGTON
-Principal.
Outstand'g.
.
do
2d Ward
3d Ward
Counties and Towns
Interest
P. Ot. Payable
name AND PURPOSE.
Water bonds
let
Cities,
07
TOWNS,
LOANS-
was not
(•J)
M*
f£NNSYJ-V*1M]>*— CITIES
October, 1901,
Compromise Bonds—
Riot bonds—
When Due.
Jan. 1,1906
J&J, $864,500
Subject to call.
J&J, $1,175,375 68.Jan.l,1913
The Act of 1863 requires $25,- Bond.debt Mar. 1,1901. $3,162,402
157
000 of these bonds to be retired Floating debt
3,162,559
yearly on Jan. 1, beginning with Total debt
24,988
Sinking fund assets...
lowest number outstanding.
Poor House Bonds—
Net debt Mar. 1,1901. 3,137.571
..482,875,320
real
July 1, 1910 Tax valuation,
3^8, J&J. $75,000
Tax valuat'n. pers'n'l. 47,949,020
Court House Bonds— (Reg.)
July 1, 1908 Total valuation 1900.5:- 0,824,340
$300,000...
4s,
J&J,
3*28, A&O, 497,500... Oct. 1,1906 Assessment about *b actual value.
Insane Asylum Bonds—
State &ICo. tax (per M).1900 .$7-00
551,959
3^s, J&J, $250,000.. July 1, 1908 Population in 1890 was
Population in 1900 was... 775,058
Road Bonds—
3*28
1931
$550,000
4s,
5s,
,
(Subject to call 1921.)
PAR VALUE.— Bonds are for $500, $1,000 and $10,000.
INTEREST on the compromise bonds is payable at the Commercial
National Bank, Philadelphia; on the 4 per cent riot bonds by the
County Treasurer and at the office of Townsend, Whelen & Co., Philadelphia on the Insane Asylum bonds at the Pittsburg Trust Co.; on
all other bonds by the County Treasurer only.
TAX EXEMPT.—The compromise bonds are largely free of tax;
also the $75,000 poor house bonds and $550,000 road bonds.
;
ALLENTOWN,
.
JAMES L. SCHAADT, Mayor.
A. L. REICHENBACH, Treasurer.
Allentown is the county seat of Lehigh County. [The issuance of
$225,000 will be voted upon Nov. 5.]
When Due. Bond, debt Sept.l, 1901. $461,600
LOANS—
60,000
Water debt (included)
City Bonds—
103,785
Jan. 1, 1902 Sinking fund assets
4s, J&J, $31,500
357,815
4s, J&J,
40,000. .Jan. 1,1903 Net debt Sept. 1, 1901..
21,876,940
59,900 .... Jan. 1, 1904 Tax valuation, real
4s, J&J,
64,235
47.400. .. July 1,1907 Tax valuation, personal
4s, J&J,
Aug. 1, 1926 Total valuation 1901.. .21,941,175
4s, F&A, 30,000
Jan. 1,1927 Assessment about % actual value.
4s, J&J, 46,500
Aug. 1, 1927 City tax prop, (per M.) 19i -0. $3-79
4s,F&A, 35,000
5-00
(Subject to call) after Aug. 1, 1902 School tax (per $1,000) 1900.
25,228
3*28, J&J, $100,000 July 1, 1931 Population in 1890 was
Population 1900 (Census).. 35,416
Refunding Water Bonds—
3i28, A&O, $60,000... Oct. 1,1929
Interest payable by City Treasurer
TAX FREE.—All bonds issued by this city are exemptfrom taxation.
.
:
Joseph F.
ALTOONA.—
County.
This city
is
Hammer,
Comptroller.
in Blair
When Due. Sinking fund
LOANS—
Improvement Bonds —
Net debt July 1, 1901..
4s,
4s,
$71,304
791,796
479,000
J&J, $100,500 .... 1902 to 1906 Water debt (included)
1925 Tax valuation, 1901 .17,780,595
J&J, 280,000, g
Assessment about H actual value.
Subject to call after 1905.
. .
.
Water Bonds—
.
Total tax (per $1,000) '01..
$1700
J&J, $259,000 ..1901 to 1906 Population in 1890 was.... 30,337
J&J, 220,000, g..l904 to 1924 Population 1900 (Census).. 38,973
Bond, debt July 1, 1901. $863,100
TAX FREE.—The bonds of this city are exempt from taxation.
NTEREST on the bonds due from 1902 to 1906 is paid by Townsend
Whelen & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.; on others at the City Treasurer's office
CITY PROPERTY.— The estimated value of real estate and per
sonal property owned by the city July 1, 1901, was $1,544,579.
4s,
4s,
.
.
I
Altoona School District— C. M. Riper,
Total debt Apr.
Sec'y.
190t..$180,500
Bonds of 1886
..
$19,000
Interest payable in Altoona.
Bonds of 1888
14,500
Bonds of 1894
37,000 Tax valuation 1900... $16. 075,175
$600
Refunding bonds of 1900.109,500 School tax (per M.) 1900
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1,
68
STATE AND CITY SUf ?1£W£1U,
i;EORftE H HELFRICH. Treas.
A CUT ATvTn
CARLISLE.—Thomas
AorlI_,AlN
— iJOHM
X. DKNCE, Town Clerk.
E. Vale, Burgess.
s
J_J.
This borough
iu Schuylkill County.
Is
LOANS—
When Due.
moion Bonds—
is, Jan. ;{. $26.000.... Jan.
3,
I
nt.
payable in Ashland.
Bonded debt Mar .4.1901. $61,700
Tax valuation 1901
1.213,725
1913
Total tax (per 81,000) 1900. .25-00
Population in 1890 was
7.346
6,438
.700.. ..Sept. 1.1916 Population in 1900 was..
The borough owns its water works, valued (1901) at $100,000, and
other property to the value of 817,325.
STATE TAX FREE.— Bonds are free from State tax.
(8ubject to call after 1903.)
Wvth; Bonds—
Asiii.AMi School District.
— A.
Bonded debt Junel, 1901. $12,000 Value
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AVALON. — iKDRBW M.
This borough
Is In
M. Keim, Sec.
sob. property 1901. $60,500
Kikker, Ch.Fin. Com.
Allegheny County.
LOANS-
Bonded debt Aug.l, 1901..$76.000
*8.000 Floating debt
1,000
10 222
do
1891
12,000 Sinking fund assets
do
'01.81,725,000
do
do
1893
10,000 Assessed valuation
1911-1930..20.0OO Assess't about 65% of actual value.
do 36s
$19-50
Bewer bonds of 1898
26,000 Total tax (per M.) 1901
Population in 1900 was
2,130
Street bonds of 1890
BEAVER FALLS.—
This borough
is
J. E.
McClure,
Sec'y.
in Beaver County,
When Due.
LOANS—
GENKKAL IMPROVEM'T BONUS—
6s, J&D, $4,250
1903 & 1906
Subject to
call.
Carlisle is in Cumberland County. The borough owned in 1900 gas,
water and electric-light stock valued at $42,150, besides a borough
market from which a revenue of $5,000 a yeai is derived., and other
property, total assets being $105,920.
When Due. Int. paid by Carlisle Deposit BankGeneral Purposes—
Bonded debt Oct. 1, 1901. $109,900
3-6s, A&O, $1,700.. ..Apr. 1,1907 Total valuation 1900 . . .3,460,959
A&O, 6,200.. ..Apr. 1, 1907
Assessment is 23 actual value.
4s,
$13-50
4s,
A&O, 16,500.... Apr. 1,1908 Total tax (per ($1,000)
7.620
4s,
J&J, 25,000.... Jan. 1, 1909 Population in 1890 was
4s,
J&J, 20,000... .July 1,1909 Population in 1900 was
9,626
5.500.... July 1, 1911
4s,
J&J,
LOANS—
.
15.000.... July 1,1913
20,000.... Apr. 1, 1916
OPTION AL.—All bonds are subject to call on 60 days' notice
FREE.—The bonds are all exempt from taxation.
J&J, $4,000.Jlyl,1901
to
1905
Interest payable in Beaver Falls.
Total debt Mar. 1, 1900.. $109,939
Beaver Falls School Dist
— W.
F. Ray], Sec.
3 1* per oents, semi-annual, $10,000, maturing 1905-1924.
loans6s
6s,
5s,
4^8
4»«8
...
4i*8
4>*8
M. Simeral,
Sec. of Council.
In Allegheny County.
Sewer Bonds—
,
$500
,
5,000
,
500
1902
1903 1907
1902
1903-1914
1902-1919
,$48,000....1914tol924
(Due 82,000 yearly to 1920; $8,000
'21-'23, and $10,000 in 1924).
4s, J&D, $40,000.. Dec. 925 to '28
Bonded debt Jan., 1901, .$161,500
19071913 Assessed valuation 1900.2.777,895
1914 1917 Assessment about 50% act'l value.
1918 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900 $16*00
19191920 Population in 1890 was
1,418
Population in 1900 was
3,416
11,500
, 18.000
7,000
,16,000
5,000
,
, 12,000
5s
4»«8,
is
BETHLEHEM.—J.
TAX
CHAMBERSBURG— E.
This borough
(->.
r*
l^U-
County seat
—
Chester
LOANS—
JOHN A. 8MITH. Pres. Board Commission's.
}
W.
HOSTLER,
1,
1918
Interest payable at Co. Treas. office
This borough
(per $1,000) '01.8400
Population in 1890 was
70,860
Population in 1900 was
85,099
is in
Water Bonds—
4^
Braddock School District. — Geo.
Bonded debt June
1, '01. $134,000
Floating debt
Total debt June
1901
1,
.
33,956
167,956
In
F. Houee.
Value school prop'ty '01.$307,500
School tax 1901
$8-00
BRADFORD.— Edward C.
Charlton,
McKean County.
When Due.
Improvement Bonds—
3«*e, M&8, 812,000
Pent. 1, 1908
($500 each MAS) to Mch. 1, 1920
3H8, MAS, $1,000.. ..Sept. 1. 1920
3»s8, MAS, 1,000.. .. Mch. 1, 1921
Mch., 20,700
Refunding Bonds—
1906-1921
34s. «48, $.\000
Sept. 1,1908
($500 each MAS) to Mch. 1, 191
3»3B. MAS, $3.000.... Sept. 1, 1913
($600 each MAS) to Sept. 1, 1915
3isa, Sept., $la,881
1906-1921
.
:-i
M&N,
1902-1904
$3,000
($1,000 due yearly on May 1.)
1906-1926
48, .... $30,000
($10,000 due every 10 years.)
,
Water Works Bonds—
J&D, 25,000
Improvement 3»«8
6s,
Dec.
Refunding 3»«8
1903
$20,700
1,
13,581
Total debt Apr. 1, 1901.
OS.'iSl
Tax valuation 1901
3,837,182
Assessment is about 23 actual value
Total tax rate (per M.) 1901.$24-75
State are exempt from taxation.
INTEREST on the water works bonds is payable at the Seaboard
Nafl Bank, N. Y.; on the building bonds at the Bradford Nat'l Bank.
BRADFORD CO.— Finely
t
rt
the county seat.
When Due.
House Bonds—
J&J, $50,000
J&J, 100,000
Jan. 1, 1902
Jan. 1, 1907
Bond. debt. Sep. 1,1901. $150,000
Assessed val'ation.real. 20,124,625
4«.
4s.
seat
is
D. Oliver, Chairman
$125,000, due July
1,
1931.
Pennypacker,
E.
Clerk.
West Chester.
When Due. Tax valuation 1900... $52,464,708
LOANS—
County Certificates—
State & Co. tax (per M.) 1900.$6-50
48, A&O, $77,000
Population in 1890 was. .89,377
. .
Total debt Aug.
1.
Population in 1900 was... 95,695
1901... $77,000
CLINTON CO.—John Noble,
County seat
is
Treasurer.
Lock Haven.
When Due. Total valuation 1900... $6, 659,779
LOANS—
Refunding Bonds—
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900
$11-00
3*28, J&D, $49,000... June 1, 1919
(State and County.)
Total debt Jan. 1, 1S01.. $144,000
Assessed valuation, real.6.073,150
Assessed valuation, per.. 584,629
II.
Hubbard,
Treas.
As8eH8edval'at.ion,per'l$l, 167,750
Total valuation 19oo...21,<92 375
ounty tax (per M) 1900.... $3'50
Population In 1890 was
59,233
Population in 1900 was. ...59,403
<
'
I
Population in 1900 was.. ..29,197
Population in 1890
28,685
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COATESVILLE.-W
is
A. P. Thompson, B'rgess.
In Chester County.
When Due.
LO A N S—
Refunding Bonds—
J&J, $76,980.... July 1,1931
REPAVING STREET8—
Improvement Bonds—
J&J, $25,000
Funding Bonds—
4s.
4s,
4^8, J&J, $14,800. Within 23 years
Water Bonds—
1901-1930
J&J, $9,900
1926
(Subject to call after 1906.)
Bonded debt Aug. 1,1900 $147,580
J&J, $19,400
Jan.
1927
Total valuation 1900.... 2,782,505
Assessment is \ actual value.
1926 Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$14-50
4s, J&J, $1,900
Population in 1890 was
3.680
Population in 1900 was
5,721
TAX FREE.— All bonds issued by this borough are tax exempt.
INTEREST on the street repairing bonds is payable at the National
Bank of Chester Valley, Coatesville, on the funding, refunding and
water bonds at the Boro' Treasurer's office.
4s,
1,
(Subject to call) after July 1, 1898
Btruction, $60,000.
COLUMBIA.— A.
Building Bonds
6s,
Population in 1890 was
10,514
Population in 1900 was
15,029
FREE.— School bonds and city bonds wben held outside the
is
CHESTER CO.— W.
— J.
WATER WORKS.—The borough owns its water works; cost of eon»
Clerk.
—
LOANS—
LOANS—
Finance Committee.
High School Bonds— 3*28, J&J,
3*98,
5s, J&J. $38,500
Jan. 1, 1904
98,000 Total debt July 1, 1901.. $330,000
Sewer, 4-8s, MAN
38,500 Tax valuation 1901
6,301,190
Refund, street,
J&J..
9,500 Assessment about % actual value.
lmpt. bonds, 4^8, A&O... 8,000 Population in 1890 was.... 8.561
Pouinationin 1900 was
15,654
Towanda
Refunding Bonds—
1929
3^s... .,$176,000
Bond, debt Aug. 31,'01. $634,000
Tax valuation 1901.. ..14,883,773
Total tax (per $1,000) 1901.$19'50
Population in 1890was.... 20,226
(So. Chester annexed since 1890.)
Population 1900 (Census).. 33,988
Chester School District.
Mills, City Treas'r.
WAS
Reservoir, 4**s,
TAX
50,000
10,000
26,000
30,000
10.000
7,000
M&S, 80,000 g
Optional after 1906.
8-A,
S-A,
S-A,
S-A,
S-A,
This borough
Street lmpt., 4-98, J&D.... 879,000
3J«8,
8 A,
The county
Bonds— (Con.)
$25,000.... July 1,1927
,
(Subject to call after 1906.)
Jan. 1,1929
4s, J&J, $80,000
(Subject to call after 1909.)
1903
1904
1905
1907
1908
1909
1914
1917
1918
1926
8-A, $20,000
4s, S-A, 70,-000
4s, S-A, 21,500
Allegheny County.
LOANS-
is
City
4s,
1
County tax
BRADDOCK.— Edgar S.
This city
When Due.
Bonds—
4 8,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4g.
OGLESBY, Comptroller.
W. HARRISON, Clerk.
situated in Delaware County.
is
LOANS—
City
J.
FRANK
I
92,500
,
Clerk.
When Due. Bond, debt Sept.l, 1901 $126,500
Tax valuation 1901.... 31,626.165
J&J, $34,000... Jan.
48,
!
1
County Bonds—
3-65s,
iWM.
I
A. Kichline, Secretary.
<
S.
Black, Treasurer.
is
CHESTER.
1
Hollidaysburg.
is
J.
the capital of Franklin County.
When Due. Total valuation 1900 $2,500,000
LOANS—
1930 Assessment is 23 actual value.
3*ss, $25,000
(Subject to call after 1905.)
County tax (per $1,000) 1900.$4-00
4-00
Refunding Bonds—
Bond tax (per $1,000)
3-88, J&J, $101,500. July 1, 1929 Borough tax (per $1,000)
5-00
6-00
($10,000 subject to call after 1900 School tax (per $1,000)
'09)
and the remaining bonds after
Population in 1890 was
7,863
Total debt Mar. 1, 1901. $126,500 Population in 1900 was
8,864
4s
This borough is in Northampton County. Bonds are tax exempt.
Bond, debt Jan. 15, 1901.. $220,300 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900.. $15-60
All 4% borough bondB.
Population in 1890 was
6,762
Assessed valuat'n 1900.$3,752,141 Population in 1900 was
7,293
BLAIR
i
Street Imp. Bonds— (Con )—
4s.
MAS. $20,600
1901 to 1909 Tax valuation 1900
4,274,650
$20-00
Street Improvement Bonds—
Tax rate (per M.) 1899
5s, Oct., $2,500 Oct.. 1902 to 1906 Assessment about "3 actual value.
5s, Sept. ,40.000.Sept. 1902 to 1921 Population in 1900 was
10,054
5s, June, 10,500. June, 1902 to '22 Population in 1890 was
9,735
This borough
J&J,
4s,
4s,
4s,
BELLEVUE. —J.
LXXIII
Vol.
Columbia
is
G. Bealtie, Burgess.
Bonds are tax exempt
When Due. Total debt Feb. 20, 1901 $171,000
Tax valuation 1 900
3,090,821
in Lancaster County.
LOANS—
Refunding Bonds—
3^8, A&O, $158, 900.. Apr.
(Subject to call after Apr.
.
1, 1929
1, 1909.)
Fdnding Bonds—
Assessment nearly *2 actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$22 50
10,599
Population in 1890 was
Population in 1900 was.... 12,316
A&O, $11,100. Apr. 1, 1929
(Subject to call after Apr. 1, 1909.)
INTEREST is payable at the Central National Bank, Columbia
31-s.
.
.
—
Columbia School District.
When Due. Bonded
LOANS—
4b
,$2.900
48,
,*25,00O
July
(Subject to
1,
1905
1,
1915
call.)
Apr.
debt June 1, 1901,$27,900
12.00Q
Floating debt
Total debt June 1,190'... 39,900
Value school prop'ty 1901 76,300
(Subject to call.)
OOr-trC
This city
is
I
.
—
5
\
WM. PO8TLETHWAIT, Treasurer.
GEO. M. TITUS, Comptroller
in Erie County.
When Due. Tax
LOANS—
4s,
J&J, $9,000
Refunding bonds 4s,
M&N, $93,600
1921
May 1, '29
May 1,1904.)
(Subject to call after
1,1901. $102,600
Bonded debt Jan.
valuation 1900 ....$1,645,240
Assessment about 23 actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$25-50
5,369
Population in 1900
5,677
Population in 1890 was
Corry Seho l District— (U.A&' I)—
Total debt June 1, 1901.. .$33,900
—
DANVILLE.
is
in
LOANS—
Harry Ellenbogen,
Montour County,
Whm Due. Bonded debt Mar.
J&J, $83,000
RhFUNDING BOROUGH BONDS—
3s, MAX, $14,000
Interest payable in Danville.
DAUPHIN CO.— A.
County seat
LOANS
is
C.
Refunding Bonds—
J&J, $300,000. ..Jan. 1, 1931
(Bonds are free from tax.)
Bonded debt Jan. 1, 1901.$300,000
DELAWARE
Knisely, Treasurer.
LOANS—
CO. — County seat
is
Media.
Assessment about 23 actual value.
Population in 1890 was
74,683
Population in 1900 was
94,762
A&O, $400,000.. Oct. 6, 1906
8ubject to <all after 1900.
Interest payable in Media.
3*98,
DU BO IS. —
is
in Clearfield County.
Net debt Jan. 30, 1899 $111,185
1930 Assessed valuat'n 1900.2,431.894
Assessment about *a actual value.
after 1910.)
(Subject to call
.
Bonded debt Jan. 30, 'y9.$l 14,800 Tax rate (per$l,00t) '98. ..$31-60
6,149
Floating debt
60,738 Population in 1890 was
Total debt Jan. 30, 1899. 175,538 Population in 1900 was
9,375
Sinking fund assets
t4,353
Du
do
do
do
do
do
do
Cltybonds
do
do
do
— U.
Bois School District
Bonded debt June
4
4
4
4
6
J
July
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
Jan.
1, '01. $101,900
EASTON.
is
I
[
situated in
LOANS-
|
S. N. Crouae, Sec'y.
Value school propt'y '01. $155,000
DR.
BUTZ,
R.
INTEREST
This city
is
HANLON, City Clerk.
situated in the county of the
—
is
%
same name.
—
Bale Payable.
•
NAME AND PURPOSE.
Refunding, 1887
do
1889
Interest.
J
M
4
4g
&
&
&
Principal,
Due. Outstand'q.
.
,
When
J Jan. 1,
Mch. 1,
J
J Jan. 1,
July 1.
4
July
are free from State tax
4
S
1907
1909
1914
1921
$256,500
50,000
500.000
70,000
1894
Street bonds. 1901
All bonds issued by this city
to the holders.
Refunding bonds of 1887 are subject to call after Jan. 1, 1897.
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.— Bonds are for $1,000 and $500.
INTEREST on the 1887 loan is payable at the City Treasurer's
office, and at the Importer's and Traders' Bank, N. Y.; on the loans of
March l, 1889, and of 1901, at the City Treasurer's office and at the
First Nat') Bank, N. Y.; on the 1894 loan at the First Nat'l Bank, N. Y.
do
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS. EtcAuo. 1, 901. Mar. 1. 1901. Apr. 2, 1900.
Total bonded debt
$806,500
$80^,500
$806,500
Water debt (included above) .. . 517,012
517,012
517,012
The city has no floating debt.
The sinking fund receives yearly a certain sum from the tax levy, not
exceeding 3 mills and not less than H of a mill on a dollar; on Aug.
1, 1901, the fund amounted to $274,641 49.
CITY PROPERTY.—The city owns real estate and personal property amounting to $2,118,724 as follows:
Fire property
$134,952 Other real estate
$139,887
1
Water property
City Hall
1,711.465
132,420
Total
$2,118,724
valuation (about
two-thirds of the cash value) and tax rate have been as follows
Total Assessed Total of Tax
Total Assessed Total of Tax
Tears.
Valuation,
per $1,000. Tears.
Valuation.
per $1,000
1900
$24-00
$19,657,488
1895
$24-75
$17,424,774
1899
19,297,624
2400
24-00
1894
16,184,312
1898
19,158,588
2400
26-50
1890
14,214,195
1897
24-50
17,949,389
23-00
1880
11,518,904
1896
24-50
17,602.361
POPULATION— In 1900 (Census) was 52,733; in 1890 it was
40,634; in 1880 it was 27.737 ; in 1870 it was 19.646.
ASSESSED VALUATION.-The
city's assessed
Erie School District.— W. J. Flynn, C'k B'd Ed.
When Due, 4s, J&J, $9,000... June 1902'09
LOANS—
MAN,
$12,500
1901-1902
($10,000 on Nov. 1, 1901,
$2,500 in lfc02.)
($1,000 yearly except 1903, when
$v;.000 matures.)
4s, M&N, $15,000.. .May 1, '02-'06
and
A&O,$30,000
1902-1908 4s, M&N, 16,000... May 1, '07-'14
($4,000 yearly in Apr. to 1907 and 4s, M&N,
1,000. May 1, 1915
$6,000 in 1908 J
Bonded debt Sept 1,1901. $147,500
4a, M&N, $10,000
Nov. 1, 1903 School tax (perM.) 1900
$8-00
4s,
A&O,
4,000. ...Apr. 1. ls>03 (For
A&O, 45,000
1902 1909
($5,000 ann'ly in Oct. except 1902
when $10,000 will mature.)
4e,
4s,
FAYETTE CO.— 0. E
County seat is Uniontown.
When Due.
„ LOANS—
Court House Bonds—
4s,
5,000
18,000
41,500
>
ia
payable at the
office of
;
Harrrisbtjrg School District.— D.
—
D. Hammel-
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
A& J, $75,000.
A&O,
A&O,
A&O,
A&O,
A&O,
A&O,
A&O,
A&O,
.Jan. 1,
12,000. ..June 1,
l,000...*Aprill,
30,000... t Oct. 1,
20,000... t April 1,
70,000. ..tOct. 1,
54,000... JOct. 1,
25,< 00.
JApril 1,
57,500.... Oct. 1,
1906
1908
1910
1921
1922
1922
1914
1916
1916
1917
1921
State.
Bonded debt Junel,1901.$432,600
Floating debt
10,000
Total debt June 1, 1901.. 442,600
Sinking fund assets
13,610
Net debt June 1, 1901.... 428,990
Ass'd valuation, real.. .26.63 1,875
Ass'd valuation, pers'l. 3,150,000
Total valuation 1901.-29,781,875
Assessment about actual value.
J&J, 63,000 ...Jan. 1,
School tax(per $i,000),1901.$6-00
3s, g., J&J, 32,000... Jan. 1,
OPTIONAL— Bonds are subject to call as follows: *At any time;
tl0.years before maturity, and J15 years before maturity.
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
T.
LOANS—
48,
r
the City Treasurer.
debt on Apr. 1,1901, was $888,800; sinking fund assets, $123,145; netdebt, $7- 5,655, including $67,900 improvement bonds, payable by aHsessment. The net debt in
1895 was $990,800; in 1892 it was $1,020,031.
The sinking fund receives yearly appropriations sufficient to pay Interest on the city's debt and 5 per cent of the principal.
CITY PROPERTY.—The city owns a water works and other available assets amounting to $2,299,917 16.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The city's assessed valuation (estimated
to be about the f iUI value) and tax rate have been as follows
Total Assessed Rate of Tax
Total Assessed Rate of Tax
Valuation, per $1,000
Valuation, per $1,000. Tears.
Tears.
$17*00
1894
$18-833
$22,500,000
1901
$26,631,875
12-25
26,000," 00
1700
1890
1900
20,412,135
20-5O
1700
1889
25,^38,741
21,396,240
1898
22-50
37-50
1880
23,500,000
5,384,629
1896
The city's tax rate for 1901 is $7-00 per $1,000.
POPULATION- Tn 1900 (Census) was 50,167; in 1890 it was 39,385 in 1880 it was 30,762; in 1870 it was 23,104.
Treasurer.
Northampton County.
When Due. Assessment
.
1
July
July
191£
19r;
191£
1921
$101,400
91,000
7,500
130,500
22,600
209,000
55,300
14,900
10,000
65.000
29,500
TAX FREE.—AH bonds are exempt from taxation.
RUSHFIELD, Mayor.
B.
JAMES
W. W. GINGRICH. Comptroller.
ERIE.
1903
1904
1904
1913
1914
1915
1916
1903
1904
1920
1,
1,
1,
1,
1.
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
This district, comprising the city of
Secretary.
the same name, is In Dauphin Couniy.
When Due. Bonds are free from all tax except
LOANS-
actual value.
Tax rate (per M.) 1900.... $12-50
City Loan—
i4,481
4s, semi-au. $2 1 2,700 y'rly to 1925 Population 1890 was
(80. Easton annexed since 1890.)
31*8. A&O, 120,200. Apr. 1, 1928
Interest payable by City Treasurer. Population 1900 (Census) ..25,238
East'iH School Di>,t.- (add'l)—
Total debt Sept.20, 1900 $375,000
Tax valuation 1899.... 14,500,000 Bonded debt Jan. 1, '00.. $183,000
T AX FREE.— All bonds of this city are exempt from taxation
CITY PRO PERT V —The city owns its electric-light plant.
,
Jan.
do
do
do
baugh,
Easton
July
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
,
Outstand'g.
:
This borough
Refunding Bonds—
,$51,000
When Due.
TOTAL DEBT —The city's bonded
When Due. Bond, debt Sept. 1, 1900 $400,000
Tax valuation in 1900.. 50.906,278
War Debt—
6
6
6
Water bonds
1,
Tax valuation 1900.... $52,403,775
County tax (per M) 1900.... $400
Population in 1890 was.... 96,977
Population in 1900 was... 114,443
Amount.
Principal.
-Interest.-
NAME AND PURPOSE Rate Payable.
Harrisburg.
-
3s,
4b
LOANS-
Treasurer
1901. $97,000
Total valuation 1900.... 871,486
Assessment about *3 aotual value.
$47 00
Total tax (perM) 1898
Population in 1890 was
7,998
Population in 1900 was
8,042
Rkfunding Water Bonds—
3s,
69
fEflflSYlVMIA— CITIES *NB TOWNS,
October, 1901.
This borough
:
,
M&N, $131,900
1901
($9,000 due yearly) to 1915
Interest payable in Uniontown.
Total debt Sept. 1, 1901. $137,000
valuation, population,
see city of Erie.)
&c,
HOLLIDAYSBURG.
HARRmRTTRPr —
^AnniaCU
J7t<^r.
*
JOHN T. AKERS, Burgess.
W. L. BALDRIGE, Treasurer.
the county seat of Blair County.
When Due. Bond, debt Feb. 15, 1901 $53,200
LOANSBorough BONDSTax valuat'n (real) 1900.1,149,875
5s,
Optional Boro. tax rate (per $1,000) .$500
A&O, $5,000
4ias, A&J,
Optional Population in 1890 was
700
2,975
Water Bonds—
Population in 1900 was
2,998
M&S,
4128,
$2,500 Optional.
4^8, J&D, 45,000.. Opt. after 1913
This borough
is
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Hollidaysburg School District.
LOANS—
—
When Due.
$13,300
1919
INTEREST on the borough bonds and on the $2,500 of water bonds
is payable at Hollidaysburg; on the 4^s of 1913 at Philadelphia, Pa.
3^8,
—
,
)J. C. MILLER, Burgess.
tJr^l\ATT'Ci"T
T-r A r^
riWlvm,.^ 1 rL.J±D.
} LOUIS ROTT, Treasurer.
This borough is in Allegheny County.
When Due.
Water Bonds— (Conoloded.)—
LOANS—
Street and Sewer Bonds—
5-4s, M&S, $15,000.. Sept. 1, 1910
5-4s, J&D, $44,000 yrly' to 1914 5-4s, A&O, 25,000.. Yearly to '16
5-4s, J&D,
22,000 y'rly to 1918 5s, A&O, 54,000.. Oct. 1, '98 '16
5-4s, M&S,
5,000 .Sept. 1, 1905 Bonded debt Oct. 1, 1900 298,500
5-48, M&S,
20,000 .Sept. 1, 1915 Water bonds (incl. above). 108,000
5s, M&S,
10,000. Mar.l,'02to '10 School bonds (additional) 111,000
5-4s, M&S,
9,000 1899 to 1912 Tax valuation 19< '0
5,004,198
5-4S, J&J, 20,000.
.Jan. 1, 1917 Assessment about 2 5 actual value.
Optional after 1902.
Borough tax (p'r$l,000)'99.$15-00
5-4s, J&J, 25, 000.... Jan. 1, 1918 County tax (per $1,000)
2-00
4s,
J&J, 14,500. ...Jan. 1,1919 School tax (per $1,000) 1899. 8-00
Water Bonds—
Population in 1890 was
7,911
5-4s, M&S, $14,000. Yearly to '09 Population in 1900 was
12,554
4s,
M&N, 20,000.. Sept. i, 1930
. .
.
—
Homestead School District.
When Due. 4s, M&N, $35,000... May 1,1919
LOANS—
5-4s,
M&S, $24,000
4^8,
.....
4-3s,
J&D,
Part yearly
1 08
7,000
4s,
J&1>,
20,000. .. Dec. 1, 1925
1, 1901 .$111,000
Bonded debt Oct.
25,000.. June 20, 1910
5CHAS. C. BREWSTER, Burgess.
T-TTTT\T r'Trv'rr
T^r kTVr
rlUJN
1 IJNCjrJJON.—
[j. r. PATTON, Secretary.
r
This borough
>
,
is
the county seat of Huntingdon County.
When Due. Bonded debt Mar. 5, 1901. $49,500
LOANS—
Street Improvement Bonds—
Tax valuation 1900
1,634,327
4s, J&J, $3,000... July, 1902-1904 Assessment about *3 actual value
4s, J&J, 16,000.... July, 1901-1909 Total tax rate (per M.) "98. . $29-25
4s, J&J, 15,750.... July, 1902-1910 Population in 1890 was
5,729
Funding Bonds—
Population in 1900 was
6,053
4s,
$10,800.. .July 1902-1910
INTEREST on the bonds is payable at Huntingdon.
TAX FREE. —All bonds of this city are exempt from taxation,
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Brownfield Com. Clerk.
,
Total valuation 1901. $46,770,921
Assessment about *g actual value.
State tax (per $1,000) 1901. .$4-00
County tax (per $1,000) '01
5*00
Population in 1 890 was
80,006
Population in 1900 was.... 110,412
. .
HUNTINGDON CO
Bonds are tax exempt.
HENRY
W. GOUGH, ComptroUer.
C HAS. A. MILLER, City Clerk.
is situated in Dauphin County.
Harrisburg, the capital of the State,
County seat
is
Huntingdon.
When Due. Total debt Jan. 1, 1901
LOANS—
$99,050
Bridge Bonds—
Sinking fund assets
23,b75
SJ&J,
Net
)t
Jan.
1901
10
02
de
1901
1,
...
75,375
)
o^fioonS
48
*
*ot»000
\ A&O, \
Tax
valuation
part
yJ
ly
1900
^
7,752,840
. .
'
'
.,
Assessment about ^ actual value.
(Payable part yearly.)
St. & Co. tax (per M.) 190O.$l2-OO
Interest paid by County Treas.
Population in 1890 was
35,751
Bonded debt Jan. 1, 1901. .$75,500 Population in 1900 was
34,650
Floating debt
23,550
5s,
$
<
\
A&O, $19,500
1902 to 1906
—
SW£
TO
INDIANA CO.— Pun.
County sent
BSPOSUIMO BONDS—
J.U. $18,000
Optional
m
Si
9.000
Jan.
..
Total debt Jan. 1. 1901. ...$57,573
Tax valuation 1900 .... 8,fe75,202
5-00
Oo. tax ratotoer 91,000).
42,175
Population In iS90was
Population in 1900 was
42,556
-
la 1002.
,.tH)0
J&J,
2-4*.
D,ie
190M903
^
1901,
Bonds—
-
1,
1903
1904
in
is
LOANS-
STRKl
$29,500
B.
in
PendeyJt., ComptrVr.
BOBO. BOHBH—
,$10,(100
Sept. 1, 1912
5s.
C'O01'ER*DU.E BoRO. BONDSJan. 1, 1905
BOO
Hubject to call after Jau. 1, 1901.
5s,....
S:)0O
Jan. 1, 1907
Interest payable in Johnstown.
Total debt Apr. 1. 1901. $276,500
Tax valuation 1901
13,851,987
0.000 .. .Pept. 1. 1930
Subject to call after Sept. 1,1905.
*
5s.
Rivtu Improvement Bonds—
May
May
MAN, $40,000
BTESET birROVEMEXTMas. $25 ,000... Sept
41-s.
Subject to call after Sept.
FA A. $50.000... Aug,
Subject to call after Aug.
4~*S,
1.
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
.WO. $20,000
1921
1896
1923
1903
1924
1904
1926
1
is % actual value.
rate (per $1,000) 1899. $15 4^
Assessment
Tax
Population in 1S90 was
21,805
(Several boroughs annexed since
J&D. $100,000. June
1, 1<>31
1, 1921.
Johnstown School District
5s,
,
.
S, ..
..
May 1, 1906
Bonds—
KKii.i.vii.i.K
Apr.
$14,000.
1,
Jan 3,1903
$5,500.
Binkingfund
33,133
1901
481,867
Value sen. property 1901. 540,000
May], 1931 Net debt June
$130,000.
(Subject to call after
5'
,
(Now subject to call.)
Bonded debt J une 3, 1 901 .$215,000
,
.
—W. A. Cochran, Sic.
COOrERSDALE BOND«-
When Due.
$17,000.... Deo. l.l 1 01
16O0o....r>ec, 1, 1906
30,000. ..Feb 1.1925
4%s,
(Subject to call alter Feb 1 190=0
LOAN^—
5s
)
3,
.
1904
Jenkins, Com. Cieik.
Bonds are tax exempt.
When Due. Tax valuation, personal. $797,123
seat is Mifflintown.
LOANS-
Colntv Bonds—
3s
<fc
Total valuation 1901 ...5.205,<97
8tate & Co tax(per M.)1901 $1000
Population in 1890 was.... 16,655
Population in 1900 was .. 16.054
.
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4s, iiM,-(t!i
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Interest payable bv County Treas.
$84,899
Total debt Jan. 1.1901.
4,403,17*
Tax valuation, real
LACKAWANNA CO.—
County seat
Assessment about
&
COURT IIolSE Bonds—
J&D, $115,000
Interest payable by County Treas.
on the above securities are paid
TAXES
t a
a ctcd —
E*t\.
LAINLAbl
t\.t/^
H.
5
J-
J
e. S.
LOANS—
actual value.
1.
1925
(Subject to call after 1915.)
Perpetual
Watbb Bonds—
A&O, $U5,000
1914
Stoner, Treas.
Bonded debt Sept 1, 1901 $270,800
interest pay able al Co. Treas.'onloe,
Tax valuation 1900 ...886,736,064
When Due.
\
A co. tax per* 1 ,000'90.$6-50
Population in 1890 was.. -.149,098
Population in 1900 was.. .159,241
bject to call after 19('8.)
TAX FREE.— AH bonds of this county are exempt from taxation.
LEBANON.
This city
is
in
—
II
WAl
:•
-state
1918
Gbo.
Mabqtjart, Treasurer.
B.
Lebanon County.
LOANS——
Bonds
Cm
;,TOO
eb. 1,
i
1901.... $174,970
Water debt (included)
Water sinking fund
1923
0.
174,250
25,1'
9,00o 000
Tax valuation, real
Tax valuation, personal. 212,2-0
any time.
A j.r. 1, 1902 Total valuation 1901 ....9,212.280
inent about 90 p. et. aetual.
ny time.
10 25
15.000 Total tax (per M.i 1901
Population in 1890 was
14,664
Population in 1900 was. ...17,628
:
nid and casta.
..
43,
90
jmno.v School Dibtbict.
B
.nded debt Jane
1, '01
LYCOMING
CO.—J. S
County
scat
$124,3r>0
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LOANS.—
3»«,
Clk Co. Com.
When Due. Total debt Jan. 1, 1900.. $430,350
Tax valuation 1900 ...20,770,425
I
M&N,$2
Population in 1890 was
Population iu 1900 was
5,000 .Nov.l,*08'13
($40,000 yearly.)
3s,M&S,
Lewars
Williamsport.
Refunding Bonds
13O,f>00....Sept. 2,
70,579
75,663
1926
(Subject to call after Sept 2, 1^16.)
_5M. J LAENARD. Burgess.
MAHANOYCITY
ivmnniMU
1 v^i
1
a bner MORRIS,
Coun»I
j.
.
in Schuylkill County.
LOANS—
Borough bonds—
4s, M&8, $2,500
4s, FA- A,
is, J&J,
48, .....
Sec.
I.
$
Borough
10,000
10,000
17,000
....
When Due.
Total debt Mar. 3, 1900.. $84,500
Floating debt
$2,103
Total debt Mar. 3, 1900.
86,603
Tax valuation 1900
2,170,787
Assessment is 23 the actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000)
$17-00
8ept. 1, 1908
Aug.
1,
1909
1916
1922
Popula ion 1890 was
11,286
Population in 1900 was
13,504
Interest payable at Treasury,
The bonds, except where otherwise stated, are all 5-15-year bonds
(Subject to call after 1907.)
Jan. 1, 1928
(Subject to call Jan. 1, 1908.)
4s,
J&J, $45,000
and are exempt from taxation.
McKEESPORT.—
R.A. Hitchens, Comptroller.
Allegheny County and has
Tbis city is in
annexed the borough of
Reynoldtou, assuming a b >nded debt of $25,500.
When Due. Water debt (included) ... $102,000
LOANSFloating debt
14H.496
Funding KONDS—
4^s, J&J, $42,000... July 1,1920 Total debt Apr. 1, 1901.. 541,596
48,M&S$121,000 8eriallytoSep,'17 Sinking fund
190,197
Net debt Apr. 1,1901 ... 351,399
RR. Compromise Bonds—
J&J, $104,600... July 1,1906 Ass'd valuation 190 1... 15,955,346
6s,
Assessment about ^ actual value.
Reynoldton Bonds—
1910 City & sch. tax (per M) 1900 $14-75
Water 4>*8, $9.500
1901-1914 Total tax (per $1,000) 1900. 1725
Impt. 5-4s, 14,000
Water Bonds—
Population 1890 was
20,741
July
,000*..
1,1911
(Reynoldton Boro. and part VerJ&J, $75
5s,
July
sailles
Twp.
27,000...
1,1904
annexed
since
5s,
J&J,
1890.)
Interest payabiu by City Treasurer. Population 1900 (Census).. 34,227
Bonde d debt Apr. 1, 1901 $395,100
* The water bunds due in 1911 are subject to call on 60 days notice.
TAX FREE.—The Railroad Compromise bonds are tax exempt.
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McKeesport School District D.
When Due. Sinking fund
LOANS—
P.
Smith, Sec'y.
$50,964
3>38,M&N,$100,000 p'rty'rlyto'27 Net debt June 6, 1900.
301,036
3»2S.M&N. 100, 0O0. ..May 1, 1930 Asses'd valuafn 1900.. 15,750,000
Bond, debt Juuet, 1900..$352,000 School tax (per M.) 1900
650
LOANS—
When Due.
— Ira M.Batter,
Interest
Water Works Bonds—
4s,
A&O, $151,000
is
payable at City Treas'y.
Bonded debt Apr. 1,1901 $194,600
Jan. 1,1929
(Subject to call after Jan.
1,
Sinking fund
Net debt Apr.
3^,200
1901.... 158,4 00
Total valuation 1902. $2,964,007
Assessment abt. 50% actual value.
City tax (per $1,000)' 1902. $1200
1904.)
1,
City Bonds—
J&J, $-.000 ....July 1,1907
July 1,1906
J&J, 10.000
J&J, 19,700
Inly 1, 1907 Population 1890 was
9,520
Mar. 1,1916 Population 1900 was
M&S, 7,900
10,291
All bonds are subject to call. Bonds of 1907 and 1 6 free of State tax.
.
4-4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
J&J. $10,000
48.M&S, 10,000
4s,
c'y.
Value school property '01. $335, 000
<
)
J
C. D.
1
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in 1929.)
MILLVALE.-K.
B W. Pfischner, Burgess.
Allegheny County.
Bonded debt Mar.l, 1901. $85,800 Assessment abt. 70% actual value.
9,200 Boro. tax (per$l,000) 1899. $17 00
Floating debt
3,809
Total debt Mar. 1, 1901
95,000 Population in 1890 was
6,736
Total valuation 1900.'..2,201, 630 Population in 1900 was
borough
is in
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Jos.
Washington County
Monongaliela
LOANS-
is
A. Bryan, Mayor.
in
When Due. Total valuation
Rkfundino Bonds—
.1909 to '28
($2,000 in '09: $3.00 r>yearlv to'2-)
Bond, debt Mar. 1, 1901 .$59,000
School bonds (additional 1. 10,200
3V.S, $.".9.000
S
—
J. D. Roberts, Sec'y.
Bonded debt June 3, 1901 $20,(100
Part yearly Assessed valuafn 1901. .2,944.067
19u2toi906 School tax (per M 11)01 .. $10 00
When Due.
M.
^~BROOMHALE, Treasurer.
w. H.
h. TRICKEK, Clerk.
W.
This borough io in Delaware County.
When One.
Iut. payable by Borough Treas.
LOANS—
Total debt Mayl, 1899 $100,000
Refunding & W\ter Bonds—
2,366,575
3^8, M&:N, $100,000.1904 to 1929 Tax valuation 1900
17 25
(On Mayl, $5,000 in 1904, $10,000 Tot. tax (per $1,000) '99.
2,736
in 1909, $15,000 in 1914, $20,000 Population in 1890 was
in 1919 and 1924 and $30,000 Population in 1900 was
3,075
MEDIA. —
Tliis
When Due.
at
1,
1903
1907
70,000
1901 to
payable In Wilkes-Barre.
4s
BriLDiNG Bonds—
Lancaster.
lloNDS—
3>s«, $50,0o0
Court Hoi -i. Bonds—
3-2*. $50,000
I
Total debt Sept. 1, 1901 $107,500
Total valuation 1900..123,677,884
Assesment abt. 10 p. c. of act'l val.
County tax (per $l,000>,'99.$7-50
Population in 1890 was... 201, 203
Int. is
Population in 1900 was. .257,121
TAX FREE.— AH bonds of this county are exempt from taxation to
holders. The county pays a State tax of 4 mills.
Feb.
Meadville School Dist
—
LANCASTER CO.— Jacob
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Kirkendall,
city is in
Bonds— (Con.)
Bonded debt June 1,1 901. $l95,ooo Value sch property 1901. $483, 150
County
LOANS
County konds—
4s, F&A. $37,500, g...
C.
MEADVILLE.—
A. M. Gundaker, Comptroller.
Ciawford County.
This
City Clerk.
)
Lancasteb School District
is
Wilkes- Barre.
When Due.
is
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RATHFON, Treasurer.
SMELTZ,
125(io0 ..Jan., 1900-18
109.50O April 1. 1908 20
4s. J-C^
INTEREST is payable in Lancaster.
TAX FREE— All bonds of this city are exempt from taxation.
4. J&J,
seat
seat
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1922
J&J. $116,000
Bono, debt Jan 1,1901. $1,1 34,958
Sinking funds
565,458
Value City property
1,212,940
Assessed valuau.1901. 16,685. 148
26.000.000
Real e-tate, about
17-50
Tax rate ip«r M 1900.
Population in 1900 was .. 41.459
Population in 1890 was
32,011
Relief Fund Bonds—
$14,000
LUZERNE
CO.— Fred.
The county
I
4s.
4b, A*'). *120,00O....Oct
4s,
^
Co. tax (per
the capital of Lancaster County.
When Due.
Wat'r
Judgment Bonds—
6s. Jan.,
Ol'k.
M) '99. $11-00
142,088
Population 1890 was
Population in 1900 was... .193,831
State
4s,
is
Wagner,
When Due. Total debt Aug. 1". 1900 $215,000
Tax valuation 1900... 35,700,836
LOANS—
Reei ndim; Bonds—
41-js, J&D, $100,000. Dec. 1, 1904
Bonds all optional after 2 years.
This city
C. F.
Scranton.
is
,
.
JUNIATA CO.— John R
County
,
1890.
Population 1900 (Census) ..35,936
I>s
8ubject to call after June
4s
4s
,
Oct. 1.
bject to call after Oct. 1,1926.
REFI RUING Hon
Nov. 1,1910 4s, ..... $25,000
Deo. 1,1918
(Subject to call after 1908 )
Oct. 1,1903
Jan. 1,1907 Total debt Jan. 1, 1901 $232,500
May 1,1915 Total valuation 1900
1,700,000
Assessment about % actual value.
Oct. 1,1903 Population in 1890 was
7,358
May 1,1904 Population in 1 900 was
7,210
July 1,1910
July 1,1914
....,$25,000
10,000
25,000
25,000
es,
5s,
When Due.
.
,
BUILDING Bonds—
Subject to call after
e
i
Subject to call after Sept. 1, 1897.
$10,0nO.
Sept. 1,1913
os
Subject to call alter Se..t. 1, 1898
»K)
...Jan. 1, 1924
Bubjeot to call after Jan 1, 1904.
3*29,
#153,250
Refunding Bonds —
I
I
-
1, "01
!>.>(>.)
MORREI.I.vn
When Due.
Fnu A ARK—
4s,
i
Cambria County.
LOANS—
4~.Ma.-s.
1926 and
LXXIII
LOANS—
1
City Bon us-
,
in
Assessed valuafn. 1900.. 2, 131, 181
H.296
Population iu 1S90 was
Population iu 1900 was
.
5,865
JOHNSTOWN.— John
This city
in
Bonded debt April
.
is
Clinton County.
When Due.
$10,000
84,500
3^8, J&J, 8,500
4s
19,500
-
SKWKR Bom
A
I
is in
LOANS—
5s, .....
5s,
Clerk.
Westmoreland County.
When Due
In 1981; $-'s.000
A.vO. $1 20.000 Apr.,*06 31
- .MX) due in 1906; »15.5o0 in
1911; $18,500 in 1916; $23,000
4 V*
Kikk
S
Vol.
LOCKHAVEN. — }jos. HABERSTROH, Treasurer
Water Loans—
JEANNETTE.-Geo
This borough
M. SriroN", Treasurer.
This city
When
LOANS—
3*48,
CITY SUf fLEMfcflT,
/*TiD
Indiana.
is
-
8
1900... $1,540,000
% actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$2300
Population in 1890 was.... 4,096
5,173
Population in 1900 was.
ment about
.
.
.
(FRED. EILENBERGER, Treasurer.
iKr^Mn^c
MONROE y-CO.— \b.
L.MOSIER. Clerk.
/~\
is
Stroudsbuxg.
When Due. Total valuation 1900.. $6,7(57.717
Assessment same as actual value.
Court House Bonds—
1909 Co. tax (per $1,000) 1900 .. $5'00
4a, MAS, $66,600
Population in 1S90 was
20,111
Subject to call.
21,161
[nterest payable at Co. Treasury. Population in 1900 was
LOANS—
LOANS-
StoY
Three p.
County
seat
et.
loau,1890-91,
Serial loan
1893
series
A to T
When Due. Tax valuation 1900. ..$81, "22,100
State* Co. tax (per M.) 1900 .600
Refunding County Bjnds—
34s, A&O, .-r7r>,000...Apr. 1, 1920 Population in 1890 was. ... 123,290
LOANS—
Population in 1900 was... .138,995
Subject to call after Apr. 1. 1910.
Total debt Mar. 1, 1900.... $75,000
&
J
3
M&
3
J
&
J
&
&
do
do
H. Hitneii, Clerk.
Norristowu.
is
1879 4
do
CO.— D.
Interest.
.
—
Rate Payable
MAME AND PURPOSENew funding loan, series
Bonded debt March l,1901.$0(i,000
MONTGOMERY
71
MID
PENNSY1VMII/1---CITIES
October, 1901.
County seat
—
.
.
'
J
do
1845 6
3
lsa&
do
.1896
34 J &
do
.1899
34 J &
3
J &
do
.1898
*
i-.il..
This city
is
West New
of
CHARLES WARNEROCK, Mayor.
\
LOANS—
j. c.
I
Street Impkov'tBosds
M&S, $25.000.... Sept.
35.000
Aug.
4s, F&A,
When Due.
Bonds—
Aug.
F&A, $24,000
1,
1906
(Subject to call after Aug.
Interest payable at citv treasury.
Total debt Mar. 1, 1901.. $157,000
Total valuation. 1900.... 13,225.000
Assessment about % actual value.
$3-50
County tax (per $1,000)
City tax (per $1,000) laoi . 8 50
School tax (per $1,000) 1901. 7*00
Sbweh Bonds—
Aug.
$15.000
1,
Con.
1, 1917
1, 1918
1, 1903.)
4s,
Subject to call at any time.
4s. l\t A,
JACKSON, City
Clerk.
the capital of Lawrence County. In 1897 the boroughs
Castle and Mahoning town were annexed to the city.
City Finding
Ab,
—
1911
Subject to call after 1906.
48. F& A. $30,000... Aug., 19O2-'03
Street Improvement Bonds—
1WA. $10,000
Aug. 1,1904
Subject to call at auy time.
11,600
Aug. 1. 1916 Population 1890 was
4s, FA- A. $40.000
Subject to oall after 1906.
Population 1900 (Census). ..28,339
TAX FREE.—Bonds are exempt from taxation.
4s,
.
—
Castle School Dist. Harriett H. Gordon, Ck.
When Due. 34s, F&A, $40,000... Aug, 1, 19*20
LOANSN
4s,
e\v
A&O, *10,000
<Subjeot
44s,
Refunding B'»nds—
34s, A&O, $18,000 .Oct. 1.1920
Oc.
A&O,
(Subject
4s,
(Subject to oall after Aug. 1, '10.;
1, 1910
to call after
1. 1895)
$1,000 ...Oot 1, 1914
to call after Oct. 1, 189 V)
July 1. 1916
$35,000
Oct.
J&J.
(Subject to call after Oct.l, 1910.)
34s, F&A, $20.000... Aug. 1. 1921
(Optional after Aug. I, 1911.)
Bonded debt July 1,1901. $220,000
Assessed valuat'n '01. $13. 216.908
School tax (per $1,000) 1901 $7 00
Tax exempt.— Bonds are all tax
(Subject to call after July 1,1901.)
4s. F«A, $40,000 .. Aug.l, 1918.)
(Subject to call after Aug. 1, 1903.t
nine 1,1912
54s, *5.ono
348. M&F, $56.000.. May 1, 1919
exempt.
(Subject to call after 1909.)
Edwin Metcalf, Treas'r.
NORRISTO
WN.—Montgomery
borough
County.
This
is
the capital of
LOANS—
When Due. Tax valuation 1900
Borough Bonds—
34s
$200,000
9,631,130
actual value
rate (per $1,000) 1900. $15-50
Assessment about
Tax
Oct. 1,1927
(Subject to call after 1902.)
.
.
23
Population 1890 was
Population 1900 was
Refunding Bonds—
...19,791
..22,265
Julv 1,1930
38.J&J, $160,000
8ubject to call after 19' 5.
Bonded debt Mar. 1,1901.$360,000
NTEREST is payable at the Borough Treasurer's office
TAX FREE— The refunding bonds are free of tax.
Nouristown School District Geo. R. Kite, Sec.
When Due. Total debt June 1, 1901.. $178,500
LOANS—
.
I
—
34s
1919
*100,000
Sinking fund
8,200
Value sohool prop'y 1901 300.000
School tax (per $1 ,000) 1901 $7-00
(Optional after 1909.)
Bonded debt J une 1,1901. $171,000
Floating debt
7,500
.
NORTHAMPTON CO.— F. J: Mayers, Treas.
Easton
is
the county seat
LOANS-
Sinki ng fund
$32,569
72,431
4s. A&O, $100,000 ....10-20-y ears Net debt Jan. 1, 1901,
Interest payable semi-annnually Tax valuation, real ... 40 ,500,547
at the County Treasurer's office.
Tax valuation, person'l ,064,800
Bonds are tax exempt.
Total valuation 1900. $48 ,565.397
Bonded debt Jan. 1, 1901.$100,000 Co. tax (per$ 1,000) 1900 ...$260
Floating debt
5,000 Population in 1890 was.. .84,220
Total debt Jan. 1, 1901.. 105,000 Population in 1900 was. .. 99,687
JOHN M. REED, Mayor.
pTTV
^ i 1 I — (W.
H. WISE. Treasurer.
r^IT
ulLj
$
•
This city
is
in
Venango County. City pays State tax on bonds.
LOANS-
When Due.
MAX.
—
STREET Bonds —
3s.
$10,000.Nov.. 1905-1914
ClTT Building Bonds
1902 to
Sept. 1, 1914
-=13,000. .Sept. 1,
($1,000 due yeaiiv)
City
4s.
Bonds—
M&S, $4.000.
Sept. 15,
MAS, $36,000.
..Sept. 1,
Water Bonds—
1903
I
I
I
Total debt Sept. 1, 1901. $78,000
Sinking fund assets
41,370
Water debt (included)...
51,000
valuation,
Tax
real
2,564,255
Total valuation, person'l. 246,460
Total valuation 1901 ....2,810, 15
Assessment is 4 actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1901.$36-00
Population in 1890 was
10,932
Population in 1900 was ....13,264
1902
4s, M.v-N, 15,000.
..May 1, 1905
INTEREST on the Water 5s is payable by Townsend, Whelen& Co.,
Philadelphia; on all other bonds in Oil City.
5s.
I
I
PERRY CO.— W.
D. Messimer, Treasurer.
New Blooinfleid is the county seat.
Bondea debt Jan. 1,1901 $118,288 State
Total valuation 1900. $7,917,790
Assessment about actual value.
&
tax (perM) 1900$9-OO
Population in 1890 was
26,276
Population in 1900 was
26,263
putt
a nT7T dlit a
* nlJ-'^LJ.E,J_ir.n.lA. —
5 S.
l
co.,
H. AS ABRIDGE, Mayor.
JOHN M.WALTON, Comptrol'r.
Philadelphia, co-extensive with the county of the same name, is the
third city of the United States, has an area of over 130 square miles,
and includes a number of places which have almost the character of
separate towns. The county is under city control and has no separate
uebt. In the following table the various issues of bonds under the
general heads, Taxed City Loan and Untaxed City Loan, are given in
the order of their dates of maturitv.
The long-continued litigation over the issuance of the $11,200,000
bonds voted Nov. 7, 1897, was conoluded May 15, 1899, by a decision
•01 the Supreme Court confirming their
validity. One
was issued July 1, 1899, and $2,800,000 on July 1, 1900.half the bonds
.1900
do
do
do
do
do
1894 3 4
do 34
do 3
1897 34
do
do
i«o«
lays
Refunding loan
Subway loan
Refunding
do
do
do
do
.1895
loan
JT
I
5
Deo. 31, 1918-'22
I
$175,000 yearly.
9
J
qio
34
S$205?oVy ear"iy
J
dT
J
I
JT *
f
S
34
A
to T. 1892
I
Taxed City Loan—
6
Consolidated
do
Guaranteed gas, No.
7.
& culv'ts.No. 48.
Fairm't Bridge, No. 49.
School, No. 50
Fire purposes, No. 53.
GirardAv.,Bdge,No.51
Park.No. 3
Water, No. 54
Centennial, No. 55
Ice boat, No. 56
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
House of Corr'n,No.57. 6
School, No.58
6
Guaranteed gas, No. 8. 6
Bridge, No. 60
6
Sewers. No. 61
6
Bridges, No. 60
6
8ewers, No. 61
6
*
$65,300 yearly.
J
Dee.. 31,
$300,000 yearly.
Dec
31, 1919-'21
$300,000 yearlv.
Dec. 31, 1905-'23
$50,000 yearly !
Deo. 31, 1924
Deo. 31, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924
1907-1926. $32,500)
annually on Dec. 1. 1
Dec. 31, '02 to '21
>
$50,000 yearly.
5
J
Jan.
J
July
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J & J
Jan.
Jan.
J
& J
& J
Twelve million
water loan
J & J
1900 3
do
do
laOl 34 J & J
J
J
July
July
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1,
i,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1.
1,
July
1,
1,
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1,
1,
July
July
July
July
U
1,
l,
1,
1.
2
400 000
^.*ou,uuo
2,000,000
5,600,000
1,306.000
2,800,000
2,720,000
2,084,000
16,000
2,400,000
900,000
-
J
&
J &
J &
J &
J &
J &
J &
J &
J &
J &
J &
J &
J &
J &
J &
Untaxed City Loan—
$
Deo. 31, 1908-'27
&
J &
J
3
t
191»-'22 >
* $560,000 yearly. J
5 Dec. 31, 1904-'23;
£$136,000 due yrly \
Dec. 31, 1904'10
Dec. 31, 1904
5 Dec. 3, 1911-1918
<,
••
*
<s
4,100.000
S
i
"
J1
875,000
3
(Dec. 31, 1905-'24>
\ $120,000 yearly. \
Dec. 31, 1905-24
J $100,000
yearly. <
£
Deo. 31, 1908-17 >
J 5 $560,000 yearlv.
do
do
34
314
do
do
do
do
34
do ....1897 34
Reservoir loan, series
Police
&
J
3
Dec.31'01tol<J04>
\
$400,000 yearly. \ $1,600,000
5 Nov. 1,1001 to 'l-.)/
N I $230,000 yearly. $ 4,370,000
,Dec. 31, 1903- 17 >
JT
2,625,000
> $175,000 yearly.
$
J
<
,,,t ^
mc
c?T^T c
IN h. W O Ao 1
-Principal.
Outstand'g.
When Due
950,000
44,000
5,000
1,000
650,000
1,000,000
1904
1904
31,100
1,400
1902
1902
1902
1902
1903
1903
1903
1903
1903
1903
1904
1904
1905
1905
1905
1905
1905
500,000
425,000
200,000
1,000,000
200,000
2,138,000
1,800,000
970,000
500,000
225,000
450,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
335,000
499,400
335,000
499.4Q0
Dec. 1930
3,000,000
9,000,000
Registered loans overdue and yet outstanding
22,195
Non-registered loans overdue and yet outstanding
40,520
Non-registered coupons overdue and yet outstanding
14,000
PAR OF BONDS—Bonds are in pieces of $25, $50, $100 and $1,000
INTEREST payableby Farmers' & Mechanics' Nat. Bank,Phila.,Pa.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, ETC.-The subjoined statement
shows Philadelphia's total municipal debt, and the sinking fund held by
the city against the same, on the dates mentioned. [By a decision of
the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, 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 purchased and
uncanceled in the sinking fund.]
Jan. 1, 1901.
Jan. 1, 1900. Jan. 1, 1899.
Bonded debt
$54,919,595
$55,443,145
$51,241,295
Outstanding warrants
1,583,738
1,329,085
1,216,787
Total debt
$56,503,333
City loans held in sink. fds. 12,26%050
1931
$56,772,230
15,561,200
$52,458,082
16,078,000
Net debt on dates named.. $44,235,283
$41,211,030
$36,380,082
The bonded debt on Aug. 1, 1«01. was $52.79 «,995. and the amount
of city loans in the sinking fund was $11,026,050. The cash on handin
the city treasury on that date was $11,071,648, exclusive of the cash
in the sinking fund, which aggregated $1,4 63,349.
The amount of bonded debt redeemed by the Sinking Fund Commission
during the year 1900 was $6,339,750. Among the assets held by the
city are 22,500 shares of Sunbury & Erie Railroad stock, par value
$100 per share, or 45,000 shares of Philadelphia & Erie Railroad stock,
par value $50 per share, market value $30 per share.
CITY PROPERTY—The real
was valued
at $58,413,394,
estate owned by the city Jan. 1, 1901,
an increase over that of Jan. 1, 1900, of
$1,059,400.
ASSESSED VALUATION, Etc.—The following shows the annual
payments to the sinking fund, amount of bonded debt and outstanding
warrants, assessed value of property, and the tax rate, for years indicated. Property in this city is assessed at about 80% of its actual value.
Paym'ts to Total Municipal Assessed real and Tax rate.
Years.
Sink. Fund.
Debt Jan. 1.
Personal Valuat'n. per $1,000
1902
1901
1900
1899
1898
1897
1895
1890
1885
1880
1875
1870
1865
1860
1855
.
$1,268,756
1,022,114
775,192
794,556
368,860
419,260
602,590
660,986
806,605
785,899
519,197
329,340
173,737
81.665
$56,503,333
56,772,230
52,458,082
58,107,928
55,054,930
55,168,028
56,777,370
64,131,362
72,264,595
64,390,463
45,093,247
32,763,899
21,356,759
$901,009,664
894,628,974
880,935,265
864,516,035
842,330,700
818,827,549
782,677,694
688,713,518
597,785,428
536,667,834
575.283,968
479,776,643
159,119,928
155,697,669
it
was
LOANS—
in Chester
Water Bonds—
2000
21-50
18-00
28-00
2000
was
Treas'r.
County
When Due.
A&O, $169,000.. Apr. 1, 1914
Subject to oall after Apr. 1, 1899
Interest payable at Phoenixville.
4-48,
18-50
18-50
18-50
15 00
Horace Lloyd,
PHOENIXVILLE.This borough
is
1850
(Census) was 1,293.697; in 1890
847,170; in 1870 it was 674,022.
POPULATION.-In 1900
1,046,964; in 1880
$18-50
18-50
18-50
18-50
Total debt Feb. 21, 1901. $173,500
Floating debt
12,000
Tax valuation 1901
3,000,000
Assessment about
actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1901. .12-50
Population in 1890 was
8,514
Population in 1900 was
9,196
\
—
A
72
MD
STATE
CITY SUf ftEMENT.
A. M. BROWN. City Recorder,
D1TTCDTTDP
1 1 ODUt-tVJ. — )JOS. E. LEWIS, Comptroller.
This city
This^borough
situated In Allegheny County.
Is
— Interest. —
LOANS—
Principal.
Outstand'g
>
NAME AND PURPOSE—
"
When Due.
Rate. Pay'ble.
LXXI1I
Vol.
POTTSTOWN.—
Jno.
Montgomery
5
-fl
:
W. Healy,
Treasurer.
County.
When Due. Assessed valuat'n 1900.$5,500,000
LOANS—
3139, A&O, $55,000.... Oot. 2, 1929 Assessment about 23 actual value.
(Subject to call part each 5 years. Tax rate (per M.) 1 900
$1400
V. 6
p. 819.)
Population 1890 was
1 3,285
Bonded debt Mar. 1, 1901. $55,000 Population In 1900 was
13,696
In
is
A & O Apr. 1, 1910 $170,000
M& N
1925*1,350 000
Funded
&
1909
141,000
do
do
r 7
J &
July 1, 1909
359,000 POTTSVILLE.-S.
M. Mortimer, Treasurer.
do
do
r 7
Jan.
1912
J &
121,000
1,
This borough Is in Sohuylkill County.
Funded debt improv. bonds. o 5
J &
June 1, 1913
80,000
When Due.
Bridge Bonds—
LOANS—
do
do
do
r 5
June 1, 1913 1,323,000
J &
Funding Bonds—
4s, J&D, $7,000
1901-1908
do
do
do .r 5
June 1, 1912
J &
77,000
M&N,
4s,
$33,000
May 1,1911
Int. is payable at Boro' Treas'y.
Apr.
03-300
Engine
House BondsBond, debt Mar. 5, 1901. $107,000
City bonds, loan of 1900
7,000,000
3H A & O \ $700,000
48
$5,000
1913 Sinking fund
3,360
( every 3 years
4s,
2,000
1901 Tax valuation 1900
6,333,259
Improvement bonds
r 4
J & D Deo. 1, 1915
53,000
Refunding
Bonds—
Assessment about >3 actual value.
do
do
o 4
J & D Deo. 1, 1915 3,681,700
1929 Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$21-50
Market bonds, refunded
r 5
A & O Apr. 1, 1910
25.000 3*28, ...,$54,000
(Subjeot
to
caU
after
Population in 1890 was
1909.)
Municipal consol. bonds
14,117
r 6g
A & O Oot. 1, 1904 210,000
Population in 1900 was
15,710
Public Park bonds
oJkr 4
M&
N May 1, 1925 * 575,000
The
bonds
due
in
1911
are
subject
to
caU
after
live
years
from date
Subject to call 1-10 every 3 years.
issue those due in 1913 after 10 years. All are exempt from looal
Public Safety bonds
o * r 4
M & N May 1, 1925 *450,000 of
taxation.
Subject to call 1 10 every 3 years.
Boulevard bonds
r 4
M & N May 1, 1925 *400,000 Pottsville School District— W. F. Scheerer, Sec'y.
Subjeot to call 1 10 every 3 years.
City building bonds, refun.o&r
5
c or r -4
May lj
Subject to call 1-10 every 3 years
debt bonds
July 1,
o 7
J
Free bridge bonds
,
l
.,
I
I
|
I
I
;
Railroad scrip
4&5
Railroad compromise bonds.. o 5
do
do
do
.r 5
do
do
do
.o 4
J
J
J
J
J
.
.
do
do
ater bonds
do
..r
4
r 6
c or r 4
Subjeot to call 1
do
M
&
&
&
&
&
&
J
Jan.
J Jan.
J Jan.
J Jan.
J Jan.
N May
501
862,000
967,803
217,000
136.3*7
300,000
*1,800,000
1, 1913
1, 1913
1, 1913
1. 1913
1, 1908
1, 1925
S
\
1902-1909, $90,000 y'rly Apr. 1.
>
fi93 000
<>93,000
Mar. 15, 1918
62,000
(o) Coupon bonds.
(r) Registered bonds.
(g) Payable In gold.
* These issues form parts of the $6,250,000 loan authorized in 1895,
and the amounts here given represent the portion thus far issued.
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.— Bonds are for $100 and multiples.
TAX FREE.— All issues of this oity's bonds are exempt from taxation
except the refunding water extension loan and the 3*4% loan of 1900.
INTEREST
Bank
of
is
payable at the City Treasurer s ofHce in Pittsburg, at
in New York and at the Pittsburg Trust Oo.
America
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUND, EtcFeb. 1, 1901. Jan.1,1900.
bonded debt
$
(incl. water bonds)22,146.701
Total
8inking funds
5,446,071
F«6.1,1899.
$
$
15,236.701
4,584,867
15,331.202
4,058,245
16,962,902
5,391,222
Investments.
LIMITATION.-Pittaburg's debt
is
limited by State Consti-
tution to 7 per cent of the assessedf value of real estate.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—Thecity's assessed valuation (estimated
at about cash value) and tax rate have been as follows
-Assessed Valuation.
City Tax
Tear.
Real.
Personal.
Total.
per $1,000.
1901
1900
1899
1898
1897
1896
1893
$347,988,437
320,393,^34
$4,594,355
$352,582,792
1,866.130
322,255,364
$1700
31\521,713
1.821,878
317,343,591
15 00
310,576,437
312,478.721
1,902,284
15 00
293,368,242
1300
1,948,020
295,316,262
286,497,437
12 00
1,988,985
288,486,422
273.390,506
2,259,660
275,650,166
1100
1890
198.580,267
1,873.359
200.453.626
1500
1885
108,530,608
3,000,000
111,530,608
13 00
1884
105.404,720
1,838,258
107,342,978
1600
For the year 1901 the assessed valuation of real estate includes the
valuation of property to the amountof $133,432,006 which paid arural
tax (two-thirds of full tax), and $10,430,577 which paid a so-called
agricultural tax, or one- third of the full tax rate. The taxable valuation
of all property for 1901, after making some slight deductions for
exemptions, Is $301,151,729.
POPULATION— In 1900 population was 321,616; in 1890 it was
238,617; in 1880, 156.389; In 1870, 86,076.
Pittsburg School Districts
— Chas.
Keisfer Jr.,
Sec. Central B'd of Education.
The various sub-school districts of Pittsburg have an indebtedness
entirely separate from that of the city proper. We give below their
bonded debt on February 1, 1901, aggregating $1,772,500, and the assessed valuation of each for 1901.
Assessed
Bonded
Valuation
Debt.
Allen 9ub School Districtr-3lst Ward
Beltzhoover Sub-School District— 38th Ward
Bmshton Sub-School District- 37th Ward
Colfax Sub-- chool District-22d Ward
Forbes Sub School District— 6th Ward
Franklin Sub-School District— 7th & 8th Wards..
Hiland Sub-School District- 19th Ward
Homewood Sub-School District- 2 st Ward
Howard Sub School District-! 6th Ward
Liberty Sub School District— 20th Ward
Lincoln Sub-School Dlstrict^2l8t Ward
Luckev Sub-School District— 35th Ward..
Minerarllle Sub-School District— 13th Ward
Moorhead Hnb-Bebool District -lltb Ward
Mt. Albion Sub-School District— 18th Ward
Mt. Washington Sub-School District 32d Ward.
Oakland Sur,-8chool District— 4th Ward
Peebles Sub-School District— 23d Ward
Rlversi:
b ool District— 34th Ward
Bterret »ab-8ohoo] Distnctr-22d Ward
District— 27th Ward
Sub-School
Clair
St.
Stevens Sub-School Di-trict- 3'itli Ward
Washington Sub-School District— 17th Ward
Wickersham Sub S< hool District— 24th Ward....
1
This borough
$50,000
13,000
94,500
31,500
28,500
40,000
127.000
150,000
108,000
125,000
87.000
37.000
116,000
18,500
144,000
39,000
20'»,000
112.000
17.000
120,000
65,000
43,000
6,500
.
19ol.
$2,»32,537
1,231,897
3,205,560
16.640.10J
6,317.986
6,226,325
23,461,3ti2
9,533.199
7,176,921
38.473,558
9,201,766
2,026,215
8,655,399
5.109.325
8,481.906
4,496,365
23.997,412
10,751,611
1,567,-39
8,832,893
3.448,273
1,6*6,447
8,628,203
4,060,926
PITTSTON
Luzerne County.
is
In
LOANS—
When Due.
Paving and Sewer Hoy.
Jan. 5, 1915
Subject to call after Jan. 15, 1900
B'ikoi Gil Bonos
Nov. 1, 19oO
4«, M4K. SI l.OOO
4^-s 3
1
Total debt Aug.
1901.
$54,600
1901...
2,000
52.H00
1,
Sinking fuu>t
Net debt Aug.
l,
Tax valuation
1!)01
1.359,159
menl about 'i actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1901. $17 •<><)
10,302
Bonded debt Aug. 1, 1901 .$47,:;' >o Population 1H90 was
7.300 Population ibOOwas
Floating tool
12,556
TAX FREE— All bonds exempt from taxation.
INTEREST la payable at the Treasurer's office, Pittston.
—
.
$4,000. July, 1903 to '20
J&J, $14,000
Jan. 1, 1928
(Optional after Jan. 1, 1903.)
Bonded debt Mar. 1, 1901. $55,000
Total valuation 1900.... 1,483,694
Assessment about 9s actual value.
Total tax (per M.) 1900
$1700
Population in 1890 was
2,792
Population in 1900 was
4,375
4a,
Street Improvement Bonds—
1903-1921
J&D, $15,000
48,
1904-19^4
9,000
of olty property, $9,773.'
INTEREST
on paving bonds payable at Borough Treasurer's office,
and on the refunding bonds at the First National Bank, Punxsutawney.
READING.This city
5
CHAS.
IE. L.
L. MOLL, Comptroller.
LfNDEMUTH, City Clerk.
the County seat of Berks County.
When Due.
Refunding
is
LOANS-
Funding Bonds—
Apr.
A&O, $99,000
Refunding Bonds—
4s, A&O, $200,000 ...Apr.
4s,
J&J, $200,000
1,
1920
,+200,000... .1902 to 1922
($40,000 ev'ry fifth year on Feb. I.)
A&O. $100,000
1903-1923
year on Apr. 1)
J&J. $100,000
1902-1922
($20,oo0 every fifth year on July 1.)
4s, A&O, $100,000
1904-1924
($20,000 every fifth year on Apr.l.)
4s,
($20,000 every
Jan. 1. 1902
Jan. 1, 1912
(Subject to call Jan. 1, 1907.)
J&J, $75,000
J&J. 75,000
payable at the
July
4s,
Water Bonds—
is
4s,
Paving Bonds—
1,
1,
Optional after April 1, 1903.
INTEREST
J&J, $125,000
Jan. 1, 1919
(Subject to call Jan. 1, 1904.)
1918
1898
Subject to call af'r Apr.
4s, A&O, 100,000... April 1,1913
4s,
4s,
Water Bonds—
4s,
1903
1,
ttf th
4s,
the City Treasurer.
office of
TOTAL DEBT-
Apr. 1, 1901. Api: 2, '00. Apr. 3, '99.
Bondeddebt(includlngwaterdebt).$l,374,o00 $1,374,000 $1,471,500
Sinkingfunds
Ifc0,046
88,133
146,063
Net debt
$1,213,954 $1,285,867 $1,325,437
$402,450
$442,450
$450,710
TAX FREE.— All issues of the city's bonds are exempt from taxation.
CITY PROPERTY.— The city owns its water works, valued at
$1,838 660, real estate worth $902,900, and other property to the
amount of $206,448 making a total of $2,948,080.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The city's assessed valuation (about
wo-thirds of cash value) and tax rate have been as follows
Total A ss'd Rate of Tax
Total A ss'd Rate of Tax
Valuation per $1,000. Years.
ears.
Valuation, per $1,000.
$43.94^.^65
1901
$1450
44,394.632
8 00 1890.... ... 26,527,133
1900
945
.'42,575,845
1450 1889.... ... 24,047,503
1899
43,000,000
1898
12'50
42,000,000
1894
POPULATION— In 1900 (Census) was 78,961; in 1890 it was 58,661; in 1880 it was 43,278 in 1870 it was 33.930.
Net water debt (included above)...
;
'i
;
Reading
School
District.
—
J.
B
Renninger,
Treasurer.
This district, comprising the city of the same name, is in Berks
County.
When Due. Bonded debt Sept. 20, 01 .¥165,000
LOANS—
1903 School tax (per $1,000) 1900,*400
4s, A&O, $25,000
F&A,
1929
35,000
For assessed valuation, popula3^8,
3 *«8, A&O, 65 ,000.
April 1, 1930 tion, &c, see city of Reading.
(Subject to call after April 1,1905.)
3H», J&D, $ 0,000
(optional after
.June, 1931
June
1906)
1,
SCHUYLKILL CO —
County seat
is
When Due.
LOANS—
4s,
$117,000.... Apr.
Optional after Apr.
A&O. $75,000
4s,
5
HARRY MULDOON, Cont'ller.
I
G. A.
DOERFLINGER, Treas.
Pottsville.
Oct.
1, 1914
1, 1899
1, 1916
1, l!t<>6
Subject to call after Oct.
July 1, 1919
3s, J&J, $200,000.
(Subject to call July 1. 1899 )
Jan. 1, 1921
J&J, $74,100
(Subject to call Jan. 1, 1901.)
3s,
.—P. Y. Joyce, Treasurer.
This city
CAMPBELL, Burg's.
LOWRY, Secretary.
J.
Refunding Bonds—
Jan. 1. 1927
(Optional after Jan. 1, 1905.
4s, F&A, $5,000
Aug. 1, 1927
(Optional after Aug. 1, 1905.)
4s, J&D, $9,000. .June 1904-1924
VALUE
J. R.
4s,
J&J, $8,000
4s,
IRA
I
Sewer Bonds—
When Due.
Paving Bonds—
4s,
5
in Jefferson County.
is
Feb. 1,1898.
$
Net debt
16,700,630 10,651,834 11,272,956
11,571,680
The sinking fund receives yearly $800,000 from appropriations and
DEBT
1901.. 140,010
LOANS—
*
Val. school prop'ty 1901. $332,410
Assessed valuation 1901.6,348,239
School tax (per M.) 1901.... $600
26,710
1,
PUNXSUTAWNEY,
10 every 3 years.
Refund.Waterextens'nloan..r 3^
East Bi rmingham funded
4
the
Bondeddebt Junel,1901.$113,300
Floating debt
Total debt June
M&8, $32,800
Sept. 1,1921
to call after Sept. 1, 1901.)
All bonds exempt from taxation.
Interest payable in Pottsville
3s,
(8ut>).
$498,900
1. 1901
Total valuation 1901 .49.136.772
County tax (per $1,000) '01.. $7 00
Assessment abt, 60 p.c. actual vaL
Population in 1890 was. 154,163
Population in 1900 was... 172,927
Bond, debt Apr.
.
.
(JAMES MOIR,
Comptroller.
ON. — }E. HOWELL,
SCR A ^NT,^^
HARTLEY, Deputy
TrT
T
1
This city
is in
LOANS—
do
do
do
do
Sewer bonds
:.
Comptroller.
A.
Lackawanna County.
'
name AND PURPOSE.
Bridgeloans..
do
do
1
Mayor.
...
Interest.
J&D
& D
1894 4^
1894 4ia J
1894 4ia J
1894 413 J
1900 3»a J
Principal.
Outstand'g.
«
,
Rate. Payable.
& D
& D
& D
When Due.
June 1,
June 1,
June 1,
Junel,
1904
1909
1914
1919
$90,000
5°-°00
50 <°°°.
60 '92°
135,000
—
-
LOANS-
Interest
NAME AND PURPOSE.
-Principal.
Outstand'g.
.
When Due.
Rate. Payable.
&
4
J &
4i« J &
4^ J &
4ifl J &
4ia J &
4
J &
F &
4
4
F &
4
J &
4
J &
4
J &
4^ J &
4^ J &
413 J &
4^ J &
J
1886 4
improvement
City
J
*
5
July, '02 to 1906
$2,000 yearly.
July 1, 1907- '16
$3,500 yearly.
>
5
$12,000
35,000
JI
....1886
do
do
Deo. 1, 1901
22,000
Municpal iniprov'm't.1891
Deo. 1, 1906
....1891
23,000
do
do
Deo. 1, 1911
....1891
22,000
do
do
Deo. 1, 1916
....1891
do
23,000
do
July 1. 1906
1886
Funding loan
15,000
Feb. 1. 1905
25,000
Municipal building.. .1890
Feb. 1. 1910
do
...1890
30,000
do
1899
July 1. 1907
10,000
Park bonds
July 1, 1910
1900
10,000
do
)9<>1
July 1, 1913
10.000
do
June 1, 1903
34,000
Redemption bonds... 1893
June 1, 1908
do
...1893
do
34,000
June 1, 1913
do
...1893
38,000
do
June 1, 1918
do
...1893
do
38,000
TAX FREE.— All bonds issued by this city are tax exempt.
TOTAL DEBT—The subjoined statement shows Scranton's indebtedness on the dates mentioned.
Apr. 1,1901, Apr. 2, '00. Nov. 1,'99. Apr. 4, '99.
Total bonded debt
$636,000
$628,000
$638,000
$640,000
164,782
97,862
209,185
Floating debt
37,005
Total munioip. debt. $800,782
Less sinking funds, &c.. 369,771
$725,862
290,385
$847,185
248,541
$677,005
170,903
Net debt
$131,011
$435,477
$598,644
$506,102
The above-stated assets, on Apr. 1, 1901, consisted of bonds of the
redemption loan series of 1893, amounting to $104,000, park bonds
amounting to $20,000, $171,584 cash in the sinking fund, $50,187 cash
jn the city treasury and $24,000 delinquent taxes.
ASSESSED VALUATION—The city's assessed valuation (about onethird casn valve) and tax rate have been as follows
Real
Personal
Total Assessed Rate of Tax
Tears.
Estate.
Property.
Valuation. per $1,000.
19(0
....$22,106,533
$23,461,463
$1,354,930
....
1899...
21,645,212
$41-30
1,348,965
22,994,177
:
1898.... .... 20,423,078
1,714,605
22,137,683
1897... .... 19,529,803
•1,347,300
33-80
20,877,103
1896...
20,186,713
34-60
1895.... .... 18,597,764
1,021,540
19,619,304
1892... .... 17,545,388
*18, 612,773
27-63
1,067,385
1890... .... 15,196,294
*1,189,540
16,385,834
1880.... ....
4,582,871
97,934
4,680,805
•This amount includes occupations as well as other personal property.
In 1900 (Census) was 102,026: in 1890 it was 75,215; in 1880 it was 45,850; In 1870 it was 35,092.
POPULATION—
—
Scranton School District Eugene D Fellows,Sec.
$40,000, maturing April 1, 1925
LOANS-
$40.0005s, redeemable July 1,1901
$150,000 4%s, redeemable July,
1908-1913 and 1918.
($50,000 redeemable every 5 years)
$75,000 4*s, redeemable July,
1915, 1919 and 1920.
$40,000. maturing April 1, 1922
SE
W CK LEY.
I
Thi* borough
0,000, maturing April 1, 1927
60.000, maturi' g June,1926&'2-<
4
maturing June 1, 1930
maturing June 1, 1931
Bonded debtJune 1,1901 $560000
75,000
j.
4s,
A88ess*d valuat'n,1900 23,020,981
Val. school prop'ty 19ol. 1,610,384
C.
{
LOANS—
CHAPLIN, Chairman
Fin.
Com.
A
When Due. Bonded debt Apr.1,1901
I
Street Imp. Bonds—
Water debt (included)
F&A, $3,500
$96,500
75,000
31,466
127,966
Floating debt
Total debt Apr. 1, 1901.
Street and Sewer Bonds.
Tax valuation 1900
3,234,435
4-9s, ....$18,000
1903
Assess't ab't % actual value.
Water Bonds—
City tax (per $1,000) 1900.. .$6-50
5s, A&O, $60,000.... Apr. 1, 1903 Population in 1890 was
2,750
4a, A&O,
15,000
1905
Population in 1900 was
3,568
INTEREST is payable at the First National Bank of Sewickley.
CITY PROPERTY.—The borough owns a water plant and other
available assets amounting to about $150,000.
Var.
(8ubject to call at any time)
4138,
INTEREST
electrio
I
on the water bonds is payable in Philadelphia; on the
bonds in Pittsbmv.
FREE.— All bonds are exempt from taxation.
TAX
Sharpsburg School
Total debt June
OT-TTT'rvT
orlHilN
1,
Dist.
1901. ..$36,500
|
—H.
G-.
Woerner, Sec'y.
Value sohool property
AH — $p,°A TvTT^O
AIM
LJLJ Arl.
T STRAUGHN,
5
Shenandoah
-
$81,000
Treasurer.
w. BIERSPEIN, Secretary.
in Schuylkill County.
is
When Due. Water debt (included)... $126,500
Tax valuation 1900
2,429,807
LOANS-
Refunding Bonds—
1926 Assessm't about 30 p. 0. actual val.
$35-00
Total tax (per $ 1 ,000)
1923-1924 Population in 1890 was
15,944
5s, J&J, $126,500
Population
in 1900 was
20,321
Total debt July 1, 1901.. $151,500
OPTIONAL.—All above bonds are subject to call at any time
TAX FREE.—All bonds free of tax to holders.
4s,
J&J, $2=s,000
Water Bonds—
Shenandoah School District
Bonded debt June
26,576
SHERADEN.-H.
This borough
M. Langworthy, Treasurer.
Allegheny County.
is in
LOANS—
5s,
—
Total debt June 3, 1901... $94,076
Value school prop'ty 1901.130,000
3,[1901. $-17,500
Floating debt
When Due.
Bonded debt July 1, 1901. $49,000
Assessed valuation 1901. 2,37:-<, 625
Assessm't about 75% actual value.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1899.$12-50
Population in 1900 was
2,948
F&A,
$39,000.... Aug., 1901-16
(Various amounts yearly.)
1902-1927
A&O. $30,000
For amount due yearly see V. 67,
4s,
p. 550.
Sheraden School District.
LOANS—
-
4s,
G. F. Smith, Sec.
When Due.
F&A, $40,000
1905-1930
For dates of maturity see V. 71, p. 306.
SOUTH BETHLEHEM.— Thos. Ganey, Clk.
This borough
is
in
Northampton County.
When Due.
Market Building Bonds—
June 1, 1909
Permanent Street Imp. Bonds. 4s, J&D, $15,000
Apr. 1, 1919 4s, J&D, $24,000.. June 1, 1909-19
4s, A&O, $15,000
Apr. 1,1920 Bonded debt June 1,1901.$158,500
4s, A&O, 15,000
July 1,1921 Tax valuation 1901
5,248,107
5,000
4s, J&J,
LOANS—
4s,
J&J,
Assessment
July 1,1922
15,000
66
abt.
p. c. act.
value.
Total tax (per $1,000) '01.. $14-10
Redemption Bonds—
Aug. 1,1916 Population in 1890 was
10,302
4s, F&A, $69,500
Population in 1900 was
13,241
OPTIONAL.—The $15,000 of market building bonds are subject to
call ten years from date of issue, at the option of the
other issues fifteen years.
40,<'00,
in Allegheny County,
is
73
f EWWSY1YAWIA-CITIES AND TOWNS,
October, 1901.
v
JTt I —
U IN ±3 UTtD
c- r TTS.TTDT
DRUMHELLER,
F. E.
t. C.
<
borough
;
all
Chief Burgess.
DISSLNtfER, Clerk.
This borough is the county seat of Northumberland County, The
borough of East Sunbury was annexed March 3, 1896.
Bonded debt Mar. 1,1901. $52,000 Assessed valuation 1900.1,420,000
Floating debt
12,000 Assessment about 5 actual value.
.
} 1.
Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1900. $52-00
Population in 1890 was
5,930
Population in 1900 was
9,810
Total debt Mar. 1, 1901... 64,000
Sinking fund
23,000
41 «DoO
Net debt Mar. 1, 1901
TARENTUM.- F.
A. Ready, Clerk.
Afiegheny County.
Paving Bonds —
When Due.
LOANS—
Building Bonds—
5s, M&S, $29,000
Sept. 1, 1928
(Subject to call Sept. 1. 1903.)
6s,M&S, $1,800
Sept. 14, 1915
Bonded
debt
Mar.
1,1901.
$86,300
6s, F&A, 1,500
Feb. 18,1916
Floating debt
10,000
Electric-Light Bonds—
1922 Assessed valuation 1900. 1 ,76 1 ,625
5s, M&S, $39,000
Assessm't about 70% actual value.
(Subject to call.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 190O.$28OO
Sewer Bonds—
5s, M&S, $U>,000 ....Sept. 1, 1928 Population in 1(590 was. .. .4,627
Population in 1900 was
(Subject to call Sept. 1, 1908.)
5,472
INTEREST is payable at the National Bank of Tarentum.
This borough
is in
-
SHAMOKIN.— William Thomas, Burgess.
This borougli
In
is
Northumberland County.
LOANS—
When Due.
Borough Purposes—
4*28, M&S, $10,000... Sept. 9, 1905
4s,
A&O, 63,000. Oct. 15, 1901 to
Oct. 15, '28
($2,000 yearly to '08,
$2,200 to '18, and $2,500 to *28.)
Funding Bonds—
M&N,
Refunding Bonds—
J&J, $2,500
4s,
4s,
4s,
M&N,
M&N,
Jan. 23, 1904
4,000.... Nov. 9, 1904
10,000.... May 1, 1905
Total debt Jan. 1, 1899.. $134,000
Tax valuation 1900
1,613,832
Assessm't about 10% actual value.
Total tax (per $1 ,000)
$72 00
Population in 1890 was
14,403
Population in 1900 was
18,202
$6,000... May 18, 1903
1,000. ..Sept. 9,1905
M&N, 6,000... Nov. 16,1904
M&S, 2,500... 8ept. 9, 1905
TAXES on the above securities are aU paid by the borough.
OPTIONAL— All of the borough's bonds except the $65,000 issue
are subject to call after Ave years from date of issue.
NTEREST is payable at the office of the borough treasurer.
4*28,
4i«8,
4s.
4a,
M&S,
I
—
Shamokin School District A. G. Ha*s, Sec'y.
When Due. Bonded debt J une 3,190 .$1 14,500
LOANS—
1
1911
$12,000
3*18
Floating debt
48,021
Total debt June 3, 1901. 162,521
Value of sch. prop'y (est.) 300,000
(Snbject to call after 1904.)
3H|8,
semi-an
$il,500
(Subject to
1930
caU after 1905.)
,$7,000
.1907
3»4S,
.
(Subject to call after 1903.)
SHARON— Malin Ewing, Secretary.
This borough
is
in Mercer County.
LOANS——
When Due. Tax
\ aluation 1900
$2,848,157
Assessment is % actual value.
$12-00
$95,000.... Nov. 1, 1915 Boro'tax (per M.> 1900.
Bonds are tax exempt.
Population in 1890 was
7,459
Total debt Mar 1, 1901.... $95,000 Population in 1900 was
8,916
Refunding
4s,
M&N,
SHARPSBURG.-H.
This borough
is
S.
in Allegheny County.
LOANS.
Water Bonds—
5s,
When due.
M&N, $11, 000.
..$1,000 yearly
1899.. $157,500
Total valuation 1900
3,205,035
Assessm't about 60% actual value.
$13-25
Total tax (perM.) 1898
Population in 1890 was
4,898
Population in 1900 was
6,842
5s,
A&O, $62,000
1907-1919
($5,000 annuaUy.)
Street Improvement—
48,
Electric Lights—
M&S, $33,000.... $2,500 yearly Total debt Apr.
Sewer Bonds—
4b,
Ayers, Treasurer.
A&O, $60,000
Oct.,'08.'19
(8ubjectto call after 1908.)
1,
.
TIOGA COUNTY.—Richard H.
County seat
is
Smith, Treas.
Wellsboro.
LOANS—
When Due. Tax valuation, real.. $13,855,236
Tax valuation, pers'nal 1,266,614
.
County Bonds—
J&J, $97,000... Jan. 1, 1923 Total valuation 1901.. 15,121,850
County tax (per M.), 1901.. ..$6-00
Optional at any time.
52,313
Bonded debt Sept. 1,1901 $97,000 Population in 1890 was
49,086
Interest is payable at Wellsboro. Population in 1900 was
4s,
TITUSV1LLE.—Jules A.
This city
is
in
LOANS—
Dubar, Compter.
Refunding Bonds- (Con.)—
When Due.
Paving Bonds—
4s,
3*t8,
C.
Crawford County.
,$20,000
...,
6.000
4s,
1902 to 1911
1921
Jan 1,1908
J&J, $15,900
(8ubject to call after Jan. 1. 1898.)
Bonded deht Apr.l, 1901. $110,600
Impr'vem't bonds (add'l)... 26,000
2,839,410
Tax valuation 1900
(Subject to call after 1911.)
Refunding Bonds—
3s, F&A, $25,000 ...Aug.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. .13-00
1, 1919
8,073
Population in 1890 was
(Subject to call Aug. 1, 1909.)
3i«8
8,244
Jan.1,1920 Population in 1900 was
,$69,700
(subject to call Jan. 1, 1910 )
INTEREST is payable by the City Treasurer.
CITY PROPERTY.—The city owns a water works and electric ligh*
plant, and other property and assets amounting to about $245,374
Titusville School District.
Tot.bds.,3i2S, Jan.l, 1900.$22,400
Tax valuation 1899
2,200,000
I
—
Tax rate
(per $1,000), '99.
TURTLE CREEK..—
Thia borough
LOANS-
Boroigh Bonds—
4*28, A&O, $20,000
4^8, M&N, 50,000
4s, A&O, 42,000
..$1200
'
is
in Allegheny Co.
When Due. Borough debt Jan.
1, '99. .$70,000
Assessed valuation 1900.2,075,383
Assessment about % actual value.
1925
1925 Tax rate (per $1,000) '98.. ..$16-70
Population in 1900 waa
3,262
1904-1929
School Bonds—
,$46,000
4^8
INTEREST on the borough bonds Is payable at the Chemical NaBank, New York City, and on the school bonds at the Citizens'
tional
Bank
of Turtle Creek.
1
74
B1AJZ
W illiam
WASHINGTON.borough
m Washington Oo
This
Wkm Dm.
LOANS-
I
1908-1919
Oot. 1.1913
j.OOO due yearly) to Oot 1.1917
.1922-23
3*v»
$6,500
Bond, debt Sept.26, 1900.$237,700
75,000
Jt;s.J.v.l.
Sec.
27,008
4,984,953
$21-00
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900..
Population in 1890 was
7,063
Population iu 1900 was
7,767
Sinking fiuul
Ta\ valuation 1900
i
I
-
-
McEnbub.
CITY SUfftSWfcflT.
uuty.
Floating debt
$8,874
Total debt Sept. 20,1900. 246.574
i*
Paving Bonus—
4~. A.AO,$60,000
AW
I
I
Washington School D ISTRICT. — Harry
A. Jones,
(Secretary.
LOANS—
Mas,
MAS,
4e.
3*-s.
When Due.
Boud. debt Feb. 1,'1901.. $100,000
Assessed valnat'n 1900.. 5.021.854
Assessment abt. '0% actual value.
$5 00
School tax (per M) 1900
7,176
Population iu 1900 was
1901-1912
1910-1921
-i.;.:>co
'50.000..
(For dates of maturity see V. 69,
p. 613.)
A I).
'$3.500... -Deo.
3^<. .Kti>. '3,000.... Doc
3Sjs, J
Free fioin
•
1,
1,
1922
1923
'
|
the county seat.
TThen Due
is
LOANS-
BondeddebtAug.1,1901 $770,000
Assessed valuation '01.55,893,624
Coi KT-HoisE £ Jail Bonds—
71,155
Population in 1890 was
•4s, FvfeA. $470,000. A ug.l, 1902-26
(Various amounts yearly.)
Population in 1900 was. ...92,181
•4e.
$300,000
WEST CHESTER.— W.
S. UNDER\vooD,Treas.
This borough is the capital of Chester County.
""A en Due. 8iukiug fund
$7,335
LOANS—
Street Improvement Bonds— Netdebt .Jan. 1, 1901.... 118,565
6,720,000
1929 Tax valuation, real
3s, A<!fcO, $15,000
(Optional on 60-days' notice.)
Tax valuation, personal. 45,v00
Water Bonds—
Tax valuation 1901
6,765,200
31.2s. J.v.I $45,500
1927 Assessment about actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1901.$ll-50
Redkmi'tiu.n Bonus—
3L.>s. A.VO, $71,500
1927 Population 1890 was
8,028
9,524
Population 1900 was
Int. payable by Borough Treas.
Total debt Jan. 1. lfcOl.. $125,900
All taxes on bonds are paid by the borough.
WATER WORKS, ETC.—The borough in 1899 owned water works,
school houses and other buildings valued at $275,000.
i
,
WILKES-BARRE, —
Wilkesbarre
Luzerne County
When Due.
in
is
1927
1904-1924
4H38, MAX, 50,000
($10,000 due every 5 yrs. on May 1.)
1905-1929
3»as, FAA. 210.000
<$8,000 yearly on Feb.l to 1919 <te
$9,000 yearly to 1929.)
5
\
B.
McMANU8,
Treasurer.
FRANK DEITRICK,
Clerk.
Bonded deht Apr. 1,1901.$460,000
10 000
Floating debt
Total debt Apr.
1,
1901..
470.000
6,963
..$3«,33 ,090
Total tax (per $1,000) 1901 $1250
Tax valuation 1880.... 2,822,93"
rtinbing fund..
.
Tax valuation 1901
;
Population 1890 was
37,718
Population 1900 (Census).. 51,721
PROPERTY.— The city owns property valued at $263,985.
PrM
Wilkes-Barre School DisT.-iif%fi?s| SSLB
l
Building Bonds—
F&A. $35.000
Bonded debt Mar.
1,
l
'01. .$135,000
WILKINSBURG.-B.
This borough
'
Asse88'dval'at'nl900.$18.502,883
,000) 1900.$6'70
1910 1914 School tax (per $
5s,
F.
Shafer,
Sr., Secy.
4*2S,M&S
$140,000
Total debt J uly 1,1901.
380,000
Tax valuation 1901
10,551,285
Assessment ibt. 75 % actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) '99... $12-40
Population in 1890 was
4,662
Population in 1900 was. ...11,886
4 las, JAJ
$40,000
108,000
4*«8, J.&D
60,000
3»*8,
1901-1915
....,$14,000
48,
(1 bond in '01 & '03 and then ann.)
3 s, J A J $40.000
1901-1930
(For tates of maturity see V. 70.
,
...
p. 12fc6.)
1918
$30,000
TAX FREE —The sewer bonds are exempt from taxation.
INTEREST is payable at the First National Bank of Wilkinsburg.
WILLIAMSPORT,
S N.
WILLIAMS, Mayor.
L. TAYLOR. Treas.
LDWARD
Lycoming County. Bonds all tax exempt.
When Due. Bonded debt Feb.l, 1901 $656,000
the capital of
is
LOANS-
Bonds—
Sinking fund
fiO.000
Net debt Feb. 1, 1901... 596,000
Tax valuation 1901.... 9,300,000
-^6,000.
Mar. 1, 1925
Subject to call after Mar. 1, 1905.
. .
City Hall Bonds—
970,000 ...May 1,1923
Is, MAN,
sub
after May 1, 1903.
P.Et N DING BOMDS
8*9*. MAS, $:>oo. 000. Sept. 1, 1929
ssm't abt. 50% actual value.
City tax (per $1,000) 1901 .$1640
Population 1890 was
27.132
Population 1900 (Census).. .28,757
1
I
(Subject to call after Sept. 1, 1909)
Interest is paid by City Treasurer.
Will a.m.s poht School Di
When Due.
LOANS—
-W. M. Dietrick, Spc.
i
319a,
FA a,
Konded
June
1,
1901^60,000
8,800
WILMERDING.-C.
This borough, organized
LOANS—
3,000
in
1890,
Mar.
1,
1902
Apr.
1,
1911
School Bond*—
A&O, $22,000
Street Imj-rovement Bonus—
A&O, $53.000
A&O, 31,000
TAXF REE. The
5b,
5s,
VHOW
I L-»rtrv. —
J
,
|
Assessed valuat'n,1901$9,210.938
Assessed about"* to sfcaotu* lvalue.
School tax fper$l,000) 1901.$7-25
\
C.
Cowell, Clerk.
Allegheny County.
Feb. 1, 1901 ..$111,000
Total valuation 1000
2,200,000
la in
When Due. Total debt
Bun. uiN'. Bonds—
5b,
|
$20.000... Feb 1,1911
debt,
Floating debt
5V
District.
21,050
— Wade
W. McClure, Sec.
Bonded debt Mar.l, 1901. $195,000
J AD, $165,000... June 1906'28
($5,000 yearly to 1906, $6,00<»
1907 to '23. $9,000 1924 to '26
and $13,000 yearly therafter.)
4^s. M&8, $30,000 ....1905 7-9-11
(Subject to call before maturity.)
4a,
Assessed valuation '00$12, 100,000
Assessment $i actual value.
School tax (per M.) 1901
$500
est.)
3,500,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$23 00
Population In 1890 was
419
Population in 1900 was
4,179
Oot. 1, 1915
Oct. 1, 1926
etreet improvement
ROBERT F OIBSOV,
(iE(J
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the ttrst table below we show the outstanding debt and the assessed
value of property of such counties in the State of Pennsylvania as are
not included among the foregoing returns. We add in each case the
population from the Census of 1900. In the second table we give the
indebtedness of other civil divisions of the State, not included among
the foregoing.
Assess- ft
Total
Popu-
Name
Adams
of County
.
.
'.
,
A r mstrong
Beaver
Bedford
Berks
Bucks
bonds are free from taxation.
Mayor.
M BOLLINGER, Comptroller.
York Is the capital of York County.
were annexed early in 1900.
Several suburban districts
Debt
Valuation.
$10,000
104,045
75,000
15,000
67,979
$11,953 252
No
debt.
157,000
Butler
No
Cambria
Cameron
Carbon
debt.
42,000
1 16,000
No debt.
No debt.
centre
Clarion
141,000
116,800
74.000
Clearfield
Columbia
Crawford
Cumberland
Elk
No debt.
No debt.
No debt.
Erie
Forest
55.000
No debt.
No debt.
No debt.
Franklin
Fulton
110,000
Jefferson
No
Lawrence
Lebanon
debt.
33,250
No
No
No
Lehigh
MoKean
Mercer
debt.
debt.
debt.
61.500
22 000
203.100
Mifflin
Montour
Northumberland
Pike
Potter
No
No
Snyder
Somerset
No
debt.
debt.
1,000
debt.
49,420
15,000
25,000
Sullivan
Susquehanna
Union
Venango
Warren
Wayne,
Westmoreland.
No debt.
96,500
15,350
25,000
39,200
374,500
Wyoming
Sewer Bonds—
Amount.
Street Bonds—
CITY
1 -, M
York School
York
in Allegheny County.
is
LOANS-
This city
'01. $233,500
1.
Hinkingfund
Greene
Improvement Bonus—
3*38, F&A, $100.000. Aug.l905-'29
LOANSRefunding Bonuses, JaD. $100,000.-1902 to
48
Bonded deht Aug.
When Due.
Bonus—
4S.J&J, $21,000
July 1, 1914 Tax valuation 1901... 16,907,144
Oct. 1, 1912 Assessment about *s actual value.
48, AArO, 39,000
4s, A&O, 82,500
Oct. 1, 1916 Total tax (per $1,000) '01. .$1675
4s, A&O, 40,000
Apr. 1,1917 Population in 1890 was
20,793
Is, AAO,
27.000
Oct. 1, 1911
(Parte Of several townships an3>-s. A&O.74.00O ....
1910-1030 nexed since 1890.)
Population in 1900(Census) 33,654
Interest is payable at York, Pa.
TAX FREE.— All of the above securities are exempt from taxation.
CITY PROPERTY.—The city in 1900 owned publio buildings and
available assets amounting to $130,666 44.
Lockiiabt,
E.
Clerk County Commissioners.
Washington
>-
Imp.
I
WASHINGTON CO.— Geo.
CITY
LOANS—
Highway
LXX1II
Vol.
Boroughs,
Total
Debt.
lation.
34,496
52,551
56,432
39,468
159.615
71,190
56,962
104.837
7,048
44,510
42,894
34,283
80,614
39,896
9,342,228
26,230,402
8,899,074
80,389,942
38,608.136
14,398,542
27,668,515
874,259
5,739,840
11,751,471
8,6f.8,138
18,674,911
11,830,431
19,173,37^
22,671,131
3,873,339
43,15 i, 988
2,319,-55
18,057,327
2,173,392
13,946,952
12,472,609
20,919,769
30,859,075
42,649,309
7,389,299
23,000,047
3,476,500
5.285,499
e
12^00,465
1,155,781
10.324,947
4,784,306
11,656,362
1,671,451
4,302,241
8.06S.987
14,112,736
10,"63,121
4,428.904
60,566,927
3,684,856
44,674,429
Assessed
Tax
"
Valuation.
3,64 3
50,344
32,903
98,473
11.039
54,902
9,924
28.281
59,113
57,042
53.827
93,893
51,343
57,387
23,160
15.526
90,911
8,766
30,621
17,304
49.461
12,134
40,043
17,592
49,648
38,946
30,171
160,175
17,152
11B.413
Popu-
Rate.
lation.
Ambler (Bor), Montgomery Co... $28,300 $1,250,000 $21-00
1.884
Cities,
etc.
26,400
Ashley School District
Aspinwa 1 (Bor.), Allegheny Co. 5.".,000
100,020
Bsaver (Boro.). Beaver Co
100.000
Belief ont e. Centre Co
1«,0'>0
Berwick School District
60 000
Rloomsburg, Columbia Co
26,800
Bridgeport School District
16,000
Bristol School District
57,000
Butler School District
D.,SchuylkillCo.
12,000
Biit'er Twp Soh.
Lackawanna
Co
43,066
C.uliondale,
63,788
Carbondalo School District
53.200
Carlisle School District
..152.000
Carnegie, Allegheny Co
Carnegie Sell. D Allegheny Co.. 71,000
27.800
Oatasauqua (City). Lehigh Co..
Charleroi (Boro.), Wash' ton Co .145,200
Clifton H'ighta (Bor.). Delaw'e Oo 29,500
Coal Twp., «oh. D Northum. Co. 48,744
Conshohocken (Bor.).Montg. Co.. 42,000
CoiaopoliB(Bor.),AUegheny Co.. 82,000
67,000
Crafton (Bor.), Allegheny Co
6»,60o
Darby (Boro.). DelawaieCo
Dorranoeton (Bor.), Luzerne Co.. 23,950
Duqnesne (Bor.), Allegheny Co.. .198,000
B. Pittsburg (Bor ). Allegheny (.0 96,0 O
RJasI Pittsburg School District... 26,000
Edgewood (Bor.), Allegheny Co.. 49,500
Elizabeth (Boro.), Allegheny Co.. 14,000
23,000
Elliot, Allegheny Co
Ellwood Oity(Bor.),LawrenceCo. 42.000
97,500
Etna (Bor.), Allegheny Co
l»,528
Etna School District
15,000
Everett School District
39,000
Franklin (City), VeDango Co
12,800
Freeland School District
41,586
Cirardvillc School District
Greensbnrg (Bor.), Westm'l'd Co. 86,00n
26,000
Greenville (Bor.), Mercer Co
12,500
Hamburg School District
85.500
Hazleton (City), LuzerneCo
Jeuklntown (Bor.), Montg. Co... 36,900
Kennett Sq. (Bor.), Chester Co... 40,000
Landsdale (Bor.), Montg'ry Co... 38,390
21,695
LansdHle, .-cbool District
23,925
l.ehigliton School District
33,600
Lenlghton (Boro.) Carbon Co
-. 10,000
Lew isburg School District
Lower Merlon Sell. D. .Montg. Co. 80,000
Mauch (Mink (Bor.), Carbon Co 12.50O
Mechanicsb'g (Bor ), Cumber.Co. 30,000
12,595
Mcyersdalc School District
15-90
l",23i
1,570,469
27 00
2,348
4,216
2,329,814
900
6.170
8«8,550
1,51 »,935
13.536
2,805,976
6-00
6-50
7,330
1,524,005 18 00
2,040,422 24*0"
7-50
980,000
3,963
5,930
2,330
2,500,000
1,396,000
2,034,725
12 :66
10-00
12-25
17-50
5,762
2,55*
1,927
3,429
3,888,205
1,65*, 100
19-75
9.036
2,883
3,506,606
3,101,285
,
.
,
.
8 00
i',139
750,000
22-75
1.153.000
1,000,000
2,045,855
2200
1700
1,866
3,34*
2,243
5,384
2,001,350
3200
7,317
1,501,525
26-02
......
4,541,495
1,711,955
6,508
4,814
4,393,01
1,222,050
14,280
14 50
81M.050 14 00
13-50
1,200,000
—
2,091
1.516
2,754
4',629
.
8,675,998
1,514*443
i5V2"5
4,029
3,841
——
—
nZLMAHZ— DEBT
October, 1901.
A ssessed
Tax
Poyu
Valuation.
Rate.
latum.
6,175
Total
Boroughs, elr..
Debt.
Milton (Town), N'thmnberl'd Co.$20,OOP
33,500
Milton Schoi>l District
Mt. Carmel (Kor ). Schuylkill Co. 62,255
7,481
Mt. Oarmel School District
Mt. Pleasant (Hor ).We*tmore.Co 57,902
28,000
Mt. Pleasant School District
New Brighton (Bor.). Beaver Co. 47,500
Erie
Co
42,500
North East Bor. ),
Northumberland (Boro.) West... 12,451
moreland <'o
Northumberland School District. 12,731
39,500
Oxford (Bor ). Chester Co
Plymouth (Bor.), Luzerne Co ... 24,900
Radnor Township School Dist... 64,? 00
73,500
Rankin (Bor.i, Allegheny Co
45,0>*0
Renovo (Bor). Clinton Co
13,500
Ridley Park School District
47,500
Rochester (Bor), BeaverPo
Rochester School District
50,000
20,000
RockledgefBor.). Montgoni. Co
16,500
Royers Cord School District
Scottdale (Bor,),Westmorel'dCo.. 75.500
45,000
Scott Township. Allegheny Co
ShinpensburgfBor.i Cuiuberl.Co. 35.800
Somlerton (Bor.), Montgom. Co.. 23.325
So. Washington (Bor.) Wash. Co.. 13,?00
225,000
Steelton. Dauphin Co....
Steelton Sch. Dist., Dauphin Co.. 120,000
48,000
Tamaqua. Schuylkill Co
59,500
Tarentum School District
Tyrone (Bor ), Blair Co
27,400
Warren (Bor.), Warren Co
72,000
63,500
Waynesboro, Franklin Co
Waynesburg (Bor.), Greene Co.. 59,000
West Pittston Scho 1 District.... 19,600
Cities,
$937,000 $4600
934.131
897,976
333
.*
(
".'.'.'.".'
'.'.'.'.'.'.
1,468,028
2,93^,9-3
825,465
.".".".'.".*
4,749
4,715
6,872
2,068
13-50
2,748
995,800 1500
794,000 1900
?"032
13,649
2,5'88!4?0
17-00
630,000
3900
3,775
4,082
........
......
-±6,800
304,350
1050
"512
1,785,671
2,307,590
17-50
4,261
3,9-5
3,228
1,077
1,230
.
812,470 20-00
470,000 1100
577,813 16 00
4,072,990 25-75
1,711.789
1,705,584
1,500,000
3,060,811
l,25O,«00
1,864,663
12,086
7,267
11-00
19-75
15-00
28-00
22-00
-
of Original Thirteen
2,050
Dover
-
Legislature meets biennially in
day in January, and pay
is
John Hunn
-
Secretary of State (term expires with Gov.)
-
Caleb R. Layton
Martio B. Burris
odd years on the first Tues-
limited to 60 days.
HISTORY OF DEBT.—Tne
historical details of Delaware's State
debt from 1865 to 1~94 will be found in the State and City SuppleThe present extent and condition of
si fnt of April, 1894, page 72.
the debt and resources of the State are given below, showing that
Delaware now holds good assets more than equaling Its liabilities.
LOANS
Interest.
'
—
,
Principal,
Outstand'g.
.
,
When Due.
Rate Payable.
NAME AND PURPOSE.
July
Bond iss. to school fund 1881. 6
July 1, 1906
Delaware Collegel877 6
J & J
perpetual
Hospital improvement 1895
3^ J & J July 1, 1915
Subject to call on or after July 1 1906
J & D June 1, 1907
Part of ser. B" refund. 1887 3
Subject to call on or after June 1, 1897.
3
J & D Dec. 1, 1927
Refunding, 1897
Cer. to
.
$156,750
83,000
35,000
POPULATION OF STATE.—The population
of
I
|
I
Cities,
1860
1850
1840
1830
112,216
91,532
78,085
76,748
j
,
'
72,746
72.674
64,273
59,096
Counties and Towns
IN
THE
STATE OF DELAWARE.
KENT COUNTY. — County
LOANS—
When
Due.
seat
is
Dover
Floating debt certifs...
$11,500
County BondsTotal debt Oct. 1, 1900.
51,500
4s, semi-an., $40,000
Optional Tax valuation 1900 ...13,003,171
Certificates—
Co. tax per $1,000 1900.
$450
5s,
semi-an. $1 ,000
Optional Population in 1890 was
32,664
4^8, semi-an.. 10,500
Optional Population 1900 (Census)
32,762
Bond, debt Oct. 15, 1900. .$40,000
.
Town
tax (per $1,000) '01. ..11-00
Population 1890 was
1,191
Bonded debt Aug. 1, 1901..$37,500 Population 1900 was
1,213
INTEREST Is payable at the National Bank of Newark, Delaware.
NEW
CASTLE
LOANS—
CO. — County seat
When Due.
JAJ,
1914-15
$'.'0,010.. July 1,
s', J&J $69,000.. July
4s, ....
1914 to
($10,00" due yearly) July 1, 1920
1910-1924
$150,000
1904
1913
1.)
Work House Bonds—
J&J, $100,000. July 1, 1919
(Subject to call after July 1, 1904)
3ios,
Bridge Bonus 1893—
1,
1,
Wilmington.
($10,000 yearly on Deo.
1.
5s, M&N, $100,000. g. Sept.
$10,000 due yearly to Sept.
is
Refunding Bonds—
Refunding Court H. Loan-
4s, J>*J,
$75,000
Apr. 1,1921
...
(Subject to call at any time.)
Total debt Oct. 1, 1900. $6?6,000
Funding Debt—
9021
1 903
Total valuation 1901. .47,057,70*
5s, J& J, $20,000
1904-1909 Assessment ^ to Hj actual value.
5s, M&N, 60,000, g
County tax (per $1,000) '01. .$8-00
($10,000 due yearly.)
97,1824s, 4i28, 5s, $117,000 ...1901-1913 Population 1890was
Population 1900 (Census). 109,697
Payments on loans for benefit of Trustees of Poor are being made.
TAX FREE.— All bonds issued by this county exempt from taxation
NTEREST is payable by County Treasurer, Wilmington.
SUSSEX CO.
Georgetown
James
the county seat
When Due.
LOANS6s
$17,500.
4»2S, .... 12,500.
12,500.
4s,
H
Wright,
Ci'k
is
in
Total debt Sept. 1, 1901.
$42,500
Assessed valuation '01.12,000,000
Population 1 «^0
38,647
Population 1900 (Census).. 42,276
-Principal.
Outstand'g.
P. Ot. Payable.
No. 29
4^
Park loan
do
No. 33
313
(reser.)
4
4
4
4
413
4*2
412
412
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
6
$28,000
150,000
50,000
25,000
20,600
29.400
>
)
M&
6
No. 31
No. 32
No. 32
A & O
A & O
3>2 A & O
4, 4*2, etc.
4
A & O
4
A & O
4
A & O
4
A & O
do
do
do
do
,
& ° I $1,500 y'ly in Oct. \ 10 500
O
Apr. 1, 1921
45,400
O
Oct. 1, 1921
50.95O
Apr. 1, 1922
o
52,500
o
Oct. 1, 1922
1,150
o
Oct. 1, 1918
12,150
Apr. 1, 1919
o
43,900
o
Oct. 1, 1919
45,250
Apr. 1, 1920
o
46,600
o
Oct. 1, 1920
48,050
Apr. 1, 1921
o
4,050
Oct, 1, 1924
o
67,000
Apr. 1, 1925
o
62,650
Oct. 1, 1925
o
1,650
1925-1926
o
75,000
July 1, 19()2'08
00
flnft
J & '{
s»,000
$6,000 yearly. $
No. 26
Sinking fund loan
do
do
do
do
Nov. 1, 1901- 04
$7,000 yearly.
1915 to 1917
°; part each year.
o A & O 1, 1924
o
1925
o
Apr. 1, 1926
Oct. 1, 1926
o
M&NJ
4
do
do
1898
do
1898
Crematory loan
8treet and sewer bonds
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1896
do
do
1896
do
do
1896
do
do
1897
Water loan (reser.) No. 25
or.
Castle
Funding loan
do
do
do
do
Peace.
or"
is
1901 to '11
$3,500 yearly.
var. 1913-1914
Sept.
S
412
4
„
)
Oct. 1, 1919-'23
var. 1914-1915
Various.
1910 to 1913
Oct. 1, 1913
Oct. 1, 1926
Oct. 1, 1927
.
nnf
.
60,000
25,000
60,000
702,050
176,000
24,000
41,000
25,00O
TAX FREE.— All bonds of this city are exempt from taxation.
INTEREST
on
all
bonds payable at the
office of
the City Treasurer.
TOTAL DEBT, Etc-
July 1,1901. Jan. 1,1901. Jan. 1,1900. Jan. 1,1899.
Total bonded debt .$1,993,050 $1,918,200 $1,965,100
$2,034,450
The floating debt on July 1, 1901, was $65,000.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The assessed valuation of real estate
f
or 1900 was $40,000,000; in 1891 it was $33,813,543. Property is assessed at about 3 5 its actual value.
Personal property is not taxed.
For 1900 the tax rate per $1,000 was $20*00.
In 1900 (Census). 76,508; in 1890 it was 61,431;
in 1880 it was 1=2.478; in 1870 it was 30,841.
POPULATION—
Wilmington School District — B. F Bartram, Sec.
When Due. Floating debt
LOANS—
$20,000
4s,
M&V,
$150,000..Nov., 1902-'ll
Assessed valua'n 1901.40,000,000
Bonded debt June 1,1901. 150,000 School tax
(per $1,000) '01
10
OO
State of Maryland.
Delaware has been
1820
1810
1800
1790
600,000
'01.. $8-00
(Subject to call after 1906.)
245,000
as follows in the years mentioned:
184,735
168,493
146,608
125,015
1926
$37,000
4s,
$250,000
Subject to call after 1922.
INTEREST.— On a part of the bonds of series "B" and of the
Refunding bonds of 1897 is payable at the Philadelphia National Bank
In Philadelphia.
TOTAL DEBT, Etc.—The total liabilities on Jan. 1, 1901, were
$769,750. The assets on Jan. 1, 1901, were $l,12-<,445; assets in
excess of liabilities $283, «95. The total assets include bank stocks
$483,792: mortgages on railroads $385,000, and bonds, $161,750.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The total assessed valuation of the
State in 1890 was $74,134,401; in 1897 it was $77,632,079.
DEBT LIMITATION.— Neitherthe new Constitution (adopted June
4, 1897,) nor the old Constitution nor the State statutes contain any
general provisions authorizing bond issues or limiting the debt-making
power, except that the new Constitution—
(1) Forbids the State (Article 8, Sec. 3) to borrow money or oreate
debt, "but pursuant to an Act of the General Assembly passed with
the concurrence of three-fourths of all the members elected to each
Hcise, except to supply casual deficiencies, repel invasion, suppress
Insurrections, defend the State in war or pay existing debts."
12) Forbids any county, city, town or other municipality (Article 8,
Sec. 8) to "lend its credit or appropriate money to, or assume the deot
of, or become a shareholder or joint owner in, or with, any private
corporation or any person or company whatever."
(3) Forbids any corporation (Article 9, Sec. 1) to be created, etc.. by
special act, "but only by or under general law"; "but the foregoing
provisions shall not apply to municipal corporations, banks," etc.
The above indicates that the authority as regards municipalities [except as already specified in number (2)] rests with the General
Assembly, and the General Assembly always passes special acts to
provide for special occasions and needs.
1^00
1890
1880
1870
1903 Total valuation 1901
J&D, $2,500
County tax (per $1,000)
Refunding Water Bonds—
Interest.
State Capital,
Treasurer
valuation, real
$525,000
valuation, personal..
75,000
5s,
NAME AND PURPOSE.
Total area of State (square miles)
Governor (term expires Jan., 1905)
When Due. Tax
Tax
LOANS
Electkic-Light Bonds—
city of
Etc.
One
-
Treasurer.
WILMINGTON.—
Geo M Eisher. Ma>
The
Wilmington
New
—
— County.
LOANS—
When Due.
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES,
.
George W. Williams,
Castle County.
In
is
I
5,847
8.043
5,396
2,544
State of DelawareAdmitted as a State
75
OF STATE.
NEWARK.
Newark
New
4s,
.
,
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES,
Admitted as a State
Total area of State (square miles)
State Capital
One
Etc.
...
of Original Thirteen
-
12,210
Annapolis
John W. Smith
Governor (term expires 2d Wed. Jan., 1904)
-
Sec'ry of State (term expires with Gov'r)
Wilfred Bateman
-
Treasurer (term expires Jan., 1902)
Murray Vandiver
Comptroller (term exp. Jan., 1902) - Dr. Joshua W. Hering
Legislature meets biennially in even years on the first Wednesday in January, and sessions are limited to 90 days.
HISTORY OF DEBT— The
historical details of
Maryland's State
and City Sup-
debt from 1824 up to 1893 will be found in the State
plement of April, 1893, pages 72 and 73.
—
.
76
—
r
r
;
—
ST*T£ MID CITY SUf ?1£M£NT.
—
LOANS—
NAME AND PURPOSE.
Exchange loan ol
Interest
—
-Prineipai,-
Rale Pat/able.
Otttstand'q.
;;
& J
after Julr 1. 1906
S'a J * J
Insane Asvliun, 1S96
J
3>-j
1903
1911
$7,400
100,000
Optional
Penitentiary loan. 189fl
1911
500,000
Optional alter July 1, 1906.
Consoliiat. loan of 1899
J & J Jan. 1, 1914 5,401,926
a
(Subjeot to eall after Jan. 1, 1909.)
8tate BuiUl. A Imp Loan. 1900 3
July 1. 1915
300,000
J&J
after July
(Subject to call
TOTAL DEBT. SINKING FUNDS,
1,
1910.)
ETC.-The subjoined statement
shows Maryland's total State debt, and the sinking fund held by the
State against the same on the dates named.
S,pt 30.1900. Sept. 30/99. Sept. 30,'98. Sept. 30,*97.
Total funded debt.... $6,309,326 $5,709,326 $9,284,986 $9,284,986
Sinking funds. Ac... '3.424,057
3.112,283
6,251,958
6,335,908
Net debt
$2,597,043
$2,8811,269
$3,033,028 $2,949,078
The 13,424,057 Included In "sinking funds, &c.," on Sept. 30, 1900,
above was composed or $1,500,000 mortgage bonds of the Northern
Central Ky., $1,286,587 stocks, bonds and cash In the various sinking
funds, $550,000 stock of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, and stock in
various other companies amounting to $87,470.
For the balance of $2,885,269 Sept. 30, 1900, the State had as an
offset her unproductive stocks, amounting to $8,099,627, and $695,311
due from accounting officers and incorporated institutions.
The receipts of the State for the year ending Sept. 30, 1900, amounted
*
to:$3.622.493; balance in treasury Sept. 30, 1899, $ 07.926; total,
$4,330,419; disbursements, $3,480,534. The oash balance in the
treasury on September 30th, 1900, amounted to $849,885.
ASSESSED VALUATION. ETC.-The
following table shows the
funded debt, available assets, assessed valuation and tax rate.
Total
Available
Total
Tax Bate
Tears.
Funded Debt.
Assets.
Assessed Val.
per $1,000
$l-77i«
1900
$6,309,326
$3,424,057
$616,719,782
1-77 1*
1899
5,709,326
3,112,283
611,539,646
1-7713
603,3>!6,096
1898
9,284,986
6,251,958
1-771*
1897
9,284,986
607,965,272
6,335,908
1-771*
1896
9,284,986
5,946.433
540.461,747
1-771*
1895
534,930,476
8,684,986
5,679,733
1-771*
1894
8,684,986
5,303,233
529,138,103
1-771*
524,056,241
1893
8,684,986
6,025,414
1-771*
1892
5,602,699
515.137,528
8,684,986
1-771*
1890
10,691.12 1
6,278,907
482,184,824
1-871*
1884
469,593,225
10,965,934
3,992,851
1-871*
11.277.110
459,187,408
1880
3,649,442
The tax rate for 1902 has been fixed at $1-70 per $1,000.
total
DEBT LIMITATION.—There
nothing in the Constitution of
Maryland limiting the power of the Legislature to authorize bondissues
is
either by the State or by its municipalities. 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 towne
oan 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.
POPULATION OF STATE.—
407,350
1,190.050 1860
687,049 1820
1900
380,546
1,042,390 1850
583,034 1810
1890
341,548
934,943 1840
470.019 1800
1880
319,728
...447,040 1790
780,894 1830
1870
Of the total population in 1880 22-49 per cent was colored and in
In number, blacks were 165,091 in 1850
1890 2092 per cent.
171,131 in 1860; 175,391 in 1870; 210,230 in 1880; and 218,004 in 1880.
I
SAVINGS BANKS INVESTMENTS.-There are in
eral banking laws under which savings banks maybe
this State gen-
organized, and
yet we notice that even In 1890 a special charter was granted incorporating the Germania Savings Bank of Baltimore. However, in both the
general and special laws there appears to be a pretty general authority
granted for investing the deposits. The general law states that
Any savings institution incorporated under this article shall be
capable of receiving from any person or persons, or bodies corporate or
politic, any deposit of money which shall be invested or loaned out on
1lood security in the discretion of the directors; provided that no part of
tlhe funds of said corporation shall be loaned to any officer or director of
such corporation.
In the special law passed in 1890, which we have referred to above,
the power to loan the deposits is made a little more definite. The section referring to that subject states that the " corporation shall have
" power to borrow money, receive money on deposit, loan money
taking such security 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 new Baltimore bank
states distinctly that the security can be either real or personal. But as
much as that would, we think, be assumed as authorized under the general provision, since no limit is made and loaning on bond and mortgage
Is always a legitimate part of the business of savings banks.
'
Vol.
LXXI1I
OPTIONAL.— All of the county's bonds are subject to call.
INTEREST on court house bonds is payable by Hambleton &
Co.
Baltimore; on insane asylum and sohool house bonds at Cumberland.
TAX FREE.—All bonds are exempt from
county taxation.
ANNAPOLIS.— Samuel Jones,
This city
is
the couuty seat of
Treasurer.
Anne Arundel County. An issue
of
$72,000 improvement bonds will be issued in July, 1901.
When Due Bonded debt Jan. 1, 1901.. $91,000
LOANS—
4s, J&J, $13,000. .. Jan. 1,1908 Sinking fund
15,096
5s, J&D, 30,000.... June 1, 1903 Net debt Jan. 1,1901
75,904
,000
every
to
5
yrs.)
June
1928
Assessed
valuat'n,
«$5
1,
1900.3,057,080
Permanent Imp. Bonds Tax rate (per $l,000)1900.$18-275
4s, J&J. $48,000.... July, 1910-'20 Population in 1890 was
7,604
4s, J&J,
72,000 ...'81, '41 & '50 Population in 1900 was...
8,402
.
.
.
ANNE ARUNDEL CO.— R. Tillman Brice,
Treasurer. — County
seat
is
Annapolis.
Floating debt
$30,000
LOANS—
County Bonds—
Total debt
70,000
5s, J. & J., $20,000... July 1, 1902 Sinking fund assets
4,000
($5,000 every 5 yrs.) to July 1,1917 Net debt Mar. 1, 1899.
66,000
School House Bonds School bonds, addition'l
74,000
5s, J&J, $8,000
July 1,1902 Tax valuation 1899. ...12,033,838
($2,000 every 2 yrs.) to July 1,1909 Assessment is % actual value.
5s,J&J,$37,000.'03 08-13-18-23-28 Co'ty tax (per $1,000) 1900. $10-80
$2*50
($7,000 due each 5 yrs. and $2,000 Average school tax '99
Population 1890 was
In 1928.)
34,094
Bonded debt Mar. 1,1899.. $40,000 Population in 1900 was ...40,018
When
Due.
TAX FREE.— All bonds are exempt from
BALTIMORE
liviwrvi-,.
-o.rt.j_
S
j.
j
THOMAS G. HAYES, Mayor.
GEQ N NUMSENi Clty Register
A new charter for Baltimore was
LOANS—
Interest.
<
6
r
3^
Refunding
Four million
3*3
3^
1895..
Consolidated refund. 1 890 r
Funding loan of
1878.
Conduit loan of
1899..
Refunding
1900..
,
.
5
3*2
3*4
Harford Run Improvement r 4
do Sewer
do
r 4
.
Internal
Improvement
McDonogh Extension,
—
*
3*2
r
1893..
5
r
4
4
Patterson Park
Paving
1881. r
Pablic Improvements. 1893 . 3*2
r 5
Water
do
r 4
r 4
do
6
Western Maryland.... 1872.
do
1882.
do
4
3>4
do
1887.
do
Refund. West. Md.RR.,3dM. 3»a
Overdue stock.no interest allowed.
When Due.
Q-J
J&J
M& S
J&J
M&N
J&J
J&J
& J
J&J
& J
& J
J&J
& J
J&J
M&S
Mch.
July
Mch.
Etc.
Nov.
July
Sept.
Oct.
Q-J
M&N
J &
M& N
M& N
M& N
J & J
J & J
J & J
tNov.
Jan.
tJuly
tNov.
tNov.
Jan.
.T
July
Jan.
Mar.
M&S
-Bonds are
7,
1,
1,
tJuly 1,
tJuly 1,
Jan. 1,
Jan. 1,
tJan. 1,
3,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1902 $500,000
1936x1,453.300
1945x3,842,500
1930x5,000.000
1916x1,000,000
1922
700,000
1940 4,300,000
1920 x250,000
1904 x350,000
1928x4,850.000
1916 X28O.000
1920 X200.000
1920 X500.000
1940x6,01 '0,000
1916x5,000,000
1922 X500.000
1926x1.000,000
1902 1,000,000
1925 x684,000
1927 1,704,000
1950
875,000
39,683
t Payable on or after this date at option of
x Exempt from State of Maryland taxes.
PAR VALUE,
—
Principal.
Outstand'q.
,
Rate. Payable,
City Hall, 1874
.
enacted by the Legislature Maroh
22, 1898.
NAME AND PURPOSE.
county and State tax.
all
city,
registered and for $100 or
multiples of same.
I
NTERESTon the City Hall
loan, consolidated loan of 1890, West.
Maryland RR. loan of 1887, Patterson Park loan due 1920, and on oonIs payable at
the Citizens' National Bank of
Baltimore on the refunding 1940, the four-million-dollar loan of 1945
and McDonough Extension loan of 1893, at the National Exchange
Bank of Baltimore; on the Western Maryland 1882 and 1872 loans at
the Merchants' National Bank of Baltimore; on internal improvement loan, Harford Run loans, paving bonds of 1881 and the funding
loan of 1878, at the Farmers' & Merchants' National Bank of Baltimore; on water loans and funding 1936 loan at the National Mechanics' Bank of Baltimore.
dult loan of 1922,
;
TAX EXEMPT.—The issues marked with an x above are exempt
from State of Maryland taxes. Holders residing in other States are
exempt on all issues. None of the bonds are liable for city taxes.
TOTAL DEBT. SINKING FUND,
Gross water debt
Water sinking fund
Etc.
CITY OF BALTIMORE, MD.
Dec. 31, 1900. Dec, 31, '99.
$8,500,000
$8,300,000
1,972,011
1,420,732
Dec. 31, '98.
$7,930,000
1,124,482
'
Cities,
$6,879,268
$30,840,182
4,791.344
$6,805,518
$29,640,683
4,175,247
$25,244,986
$40,003,883
8,230,908
$26,048,838
$39,140,182
6.i 12,076
$25,465,436
$37,570,683
5,299,729
.
Net general debt
Total bonded debt
Total sinking funds
Net general & water debt.$31,772,975 $32,928,106 $32,270,954
Against the net debt of $31,772,975 on Dec. 31, 1900. the city
reports productive assets amounting to $12,502,51u; $12,500,000 of
this representing the cash price of the water works.
On Dec. 31, 1900,l)esides the above assets, the city held unproductive
assets to the amount of $8,190,187, consisting of stock and mortgages,
with acorued interest thereon, of the Western Maryland RR Co.; also
stock of the Valley Railroad Co. The value of city property was
Counties and Towns
IN
$6,527,989
Net water debt
Bond, debt (oth. than water) .$31,503,883
6,258,897
Sink, fund (oth. than water)
THE
STATE OF MARYLAND.
$13,950,000.
INTEREST CHARGE.— Of
total debt Dec, 1900, ($40,003,883)
was payable from taxation on only $26,183,300.
ASSESSED VALUATION, Etc.— City's assessed valuation (about
Interest
Note.— For debts of civil divisions not found amonq the statements
given below, see " Additionul Statements" at the end of this Stale.
ALLEGANY
County seat
LOANS-
Is
Assessed
CO.— Wm.
Cumberland.
Wh « n °ut
J.
Miller, Clerk.
-
.000 due yearly.)
School Bouse Boeds—
4a,
A&O, $65,000
1902-1914
($5,000 due yearly.)
4b
$50,000
1925
Subject to call after 1915.
Tears—
BoniLdebl Bept.
6,
1901. $215,000
70,000
1901
22,400.000
State tax (per $1,000)..
$170
$10-00
County tax (per M) 1901
Population in 1890 was
41.571
Population In 1900 was
53,694
.
Real.
Valuation.
Personal.
.
Total.
Rale of Tax
per $1,000
$1985
$402,514,431
18-475
388,241,930
21-575
359,990,871
1899
362,500,0n0
24-27
1898
21-77>3
360,426,498
1897
17-50
331,773,128
1895
20-25
274,000,000
1890
17-87>fl
265,559,953
1886
15-57>«
252,122,991
1880
POPULATION.— In 1900 (Census) was 508,957; In 1890 it was
434,439; Id 1880 it was 332,313; in 1870 it was 267,954.
1901
$253,986,582
247,505,366
238,145,991
232,^00,000
233,872,443
250,797,556
(about). 209,000,000
200,775,614
187.040,624
1900.
Floating debt
Colkt HOUSE Bonds—
1915-1934 Tax valuation
4s, A&O. $100,000
-
80 per cent cash value), and tax rate have been as follows:
$148,527,849
140.736,564
121.844,980
130,000,000
126,554,055
80,975,572
65,000,000
64,784,338
65,106,367
—
:
,
^TTAinroT A TVTT^ —
CUMBEKLAMU.
Cumberland
S
\
W.
C.
WHITE, Mayor.
Howard m. fuller, city cierk.
the capital of Allegheny County.
is
77
DISTRICT Of C0J.UMSIA.
October, 1901.
—
TALBOT COUNTY.—Jos.
Clerk.
Bonds aie tax free.
— County
seat
is
Easton.
B.
Harrington,
All bonds are tax exempt.
When Due. 4i«s, F&A, $13,000... Aug. 1, 1924
LOANS—
Subject to call after Aug. 1. 1914
Court no use Bonds—
Oct. 1, 1902 Total debt Feb. 1 1901
4s, A&O, $7,000
$57,000
Aug., 1908
$65,000
F & A
Pennsylvania R. R. bonds. 6
10,375
($1,000 due y'rly) to Oct. 1, 1908 Sinking fund
Principal to be paid by Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
—
4s,625
Net debt Feb. 1, 1901....
Railroad Bonds
Oct., 1908
30,000 5s, A&O. $33,000
Apr. 1, 1912 Total valuation 1901 ....8,839.870
Consolidated debt bonds... 6
LOANS—
Interest.
'
,
do
do
...
A&O
A&O
M&N
A&O
A&O
A&O
J & D
1908
1928
1910
Apr. 1, 1910
Apr. 1, 1910
1925
M&K^ay,1902 l 904
5
4
Water Improvement bonds 5
5
Water extension bonds
5
Funding bonds
4
Water bonds
4
do
Electrlo Light bonds
1,
Oct.,
ar
?
l 909
30>Q00
ea r
S
Etc.—The
$457,676.
DEBT LIMITATION.- This city cannot issue indebtedness over
$10,000 without act of Legislature and vote of people.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—In 1901 the total assessed valuation
was $7,908,437; in 1897 it was $7,377,000; in 1895 it was $7,080,572;
in 1893, $7,121,422: and in 1890, $6,461,823. Property is assessed
at about 90 per cent of its actual value, and the city tax rate (per
was
($1,000 due yearly) to Oot.
it
1,
1902
1,
1,
1902
1903
WASHINGTON
Hagerstown
is
8tate& co.tax(per M)1901.$10-57!fl
Population in 1890 was
19,736
Population in 1900 was.... 20,342
CO.— D.
the county seat.
When Due.
Refunding Railroad Bonds—
July 1, 1918
4s, J&J, $187,000
4*28, court-house bonds.. $66,000
school house bonds.. 14,000
4s,
Insane asylum bonds. 12,500
4s,
. .
C. Gilbert, Clerk.
Assets— RR.&Turnp. Stk.$607,640
Assess'd val'ation 1900.20,339,341
Assessment about 23 actual value.
State & oo.tax (per M)1901.$8-27^
Population in 1890 w*s . 39,782
Population in 1900 wai
45,133
Bonded debt Mar. 1, 1901.$279,500
TAX EXEMPT, -Refunding bonds are exempt from county and
municipal taxes.
$9-00.
POPULATION —The population in 1900 was
12,729; in 1880
School Bonds ($500)—
4s&5s, A&O, $2,000... Oct.
LOANS—
total bonded debt on May 1, 1901,
$513,000; deduot sinking fund assets, $55,324; net bonded debt,
$1,000) in 1900
Subject to call after April
payable at Cumberland.
is
TOTAL DEBT,
was
145,000
20,000
18,000
50,000
40,000
100,000
15(000
Oct.,
May
M&NjMay.l904
4
do
INTEREST
,
When Due.
P. Ct. Payable.
name AND PURPOSE.
Principal,
Outsland'g.
,
was 10,693
;
in
1870
it
was
17,128; in
8.056.
1890
it
W. F. CHILTON, Mayor.
$E. A. GITTINGER, City Register.
The county seat of Frederick County.
Refunding Bonds— When Due. Hondedld'bt Feb.21,1901. $579,500
July 1,1918 Sinking funds July 1, 1900 4^,006
4* ..T&J, $512,500
531,494
Subject to call after July 1, 1903 Net debt July 1, 1900.
Reservoir Bonds—
Tax valuation 1900
3,725,995
July 1,1924 Assessment about *5 actual value.
48. J&J, $35,000
Subjeot to call after July 1, 1904 City tax (per $1,000) 1900.. $10 00
Population in 1890 was
Water Works Impt. Bonds—
8,193
Julv 1. 1929 Population in 1900 was
9,296
48, .14 J, $32,000
(8ubject to call July 1, 1909.)
Interest payable in Frederick.
PDCniTTSTrir
rrtH,lJrl-x-(.10iV.
—
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
was
$
. . .
In the table below we give statistics regarding several civil divisions
in the State of Maryland which are not represented among the foregoing detailed reports.
add the population from the U. 8. Census
We
of 1900.
Tax
Bonded Floating
Place—
Debt.
Assessed
rateper
Valuation. $1,000.
Debt.
Caroline County
$51,534
County
9,000
Laurel (C), Pr. Geo. Co. 29,"00
Somerset Co
40,000
Westminster.Carroll Co 22,000
Cecil
$13-00
$13,011,090
2,000
1,045,000
4,4t>9,700
6 000
2,i00,000
920
14-425
12-175
11-00
Population.
16,248
24,662
2,079
25,923
3,199
FREDERICK COUNTY.— 0. C. Ausherman,
county
Clerk Couiity Com. — Frederick
is
LOANS—
the
seat.
Bond, debt Oct. 1, 1901 $313,700
1930 Assessedvaluafn 1901.20,378,135
(subject to call after 1910.)
State & co tax (p. M) 1901... $9-90
51,920
.1940 Population in 1900 was
3»»8.g
$188,700...
Population in 1890 was
49,512
(Subject to call after 1920.)
TAX EXEMPT- -Bonds are all exempt from oounty and munioipal
4a,
g.,
Wlien Due.
...,$125.000
District of
taxation.
FROSTBURG.
This city
is
5
JOHN
I
J. S.
When Due.
Refunding Water Bonds—
1929
$55,000
(Subject to call after 1904.)
Interest payable in Frostburg.
Bonded debt Feb., 1901... $55,000
Floating debt
$13,000
Tax valuation 1900
1,961,245
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900 $16-47
Assessment about 23 actual value.
Population in 1890 was
3,804
Population in 1900 was
5,274
HAGERSTOWN.-John
This
cii
y
is
(InCLTJD'G
in Allegany County.
LOANS—
48, Jet J,
N. BENSON. Mayor.
METGER, Clerk.
When Due.
Elkctric-Light Bonds—
J&J, $40,000.. July 1, 1924-63
(Exempt from city and county tax)
4s,
County seat
($400 annually.)
4s,
4s,
Rockville.
is
LOANS—
Wlien Due.
Total debt Mar. 1, 1901
$54,000
Court House Bonds—
Total valuation 1901... 12,435,525
4s, A&O, $28,000....1902tol915 Assessment about % actual value.
($2,000 due yearly on Oct.
& Co tax
M) 1901. $10-^0
Population in 1890 was
27,185
4s, J&J. $24,000
Jan. 1,1902 Population in 1900 was
30,451
($500 yearly) to Jan. 1, 1949
TAX FR F E -The above issue of bonds is exempt from taxation.
INTEREST is payable at the Montgomery Co. Nat. Bank, Rockville
Turnpike Bonds—
1.)
8tate
(per
PRINCE GEORGE'S CO.—R.
County seat
Upper Marlborough
When Due Total debt Mar.
is
LOANS—
County Bonds—
July
July
1,
1,
$5, 000.... July 1,
10,000.... July 1,
Court House Bonds—
5s.
J&J, $80,000
School Bonds—
5e,
..
July
1.
1903
1908
1922
N. Ryon, Tr
1901. $100,000
Total valuation 1899... 10,524,735
Assessment is 23 actual value.
County tax (per $1,000) 1901. $9-10
Population 1890 was
26,080
Population in 1900 was.. ..29,898
1,
$8,000
1903-1923
($1,600 every 5 years.)
INTEREST
.
is
payable at the National Bank of Baltimore.
TAX FREE—All of
—
LOANS—
1901 to 1911
J&J, $4,400
MONTGOMERY CO.—W. W. Welsh, Clerk.
5s,
os,
believed, sufficient to extinguish the entire debt of the District upon
the maturity of the 3-65 per cent loan, in 1924. Bonds are tax exempt.
it is
W. Eecher, Clerk.
J&J, $7,600
J&J, $2,100... July 1, '02 to '12
Electric 4s, i& J,
20,000 Interest payable in Hagerstown.
Drainage and street 4s, J&J.50.000 Bonded debt Mar. 1, 1901.$123,800
Improvement 4s, J&J
7,000 Tax valuation 1900
6,851,092
Drainage 4s, J&J
11,000 Assessment about 23 actual value
Fire Department 4s, J&J... 1,500 City tax (per $1,000) 1901. ..$6-00
Paving Bonds—
Population in 1890 was
10,118
4s, J&J, $3,200
1901 to 1916 Population in 1900 was
13,591
4s,
THE LATE CORPORATION/ OF WASHINGTON.)
On July 1, 1878, the duties of the Sinking Fund Commissioners of the
District of Columbia were transferred to the Treasurer of the United
States, and since that date Congress has appropriated annually a sum
sufficient to pay not only the interest on the District's bonds but also,
the county seat of Washington County.
LOANS—
Columbia,
the bonds issued by this county are tax exempt.
P.
NAME AND PURPOSE.
District of Columbia—
—
Interest.
Ot. Payable.
>
When Due.
1874 c &r 3-65 F & A Aug.
1873
7
July
Late Corporation op Washington—
Thirty-year funding.. 1872
Nov.
6g
Overdue bond, not pre*Flfty-yr. funding
J&J
M&N
Water stock
sented
Principal.
Outstand'g.
.
1,
1,
1924 $14,201,400
1903
14,000
1,
1902
521,600
7-3 int. ceased
100
*The faith of the United States was pledged to secure the payment of
the interest on these bonds and to maintain a sinking fund sufficient to
redeem them all by maturity. The issue is limited to $15,000,000 and
is exempt from taxation by Federal, State or municipal authority. The
coupon bonds are for $50 and $500 each, the registered bonds $1,000
and $5,000 each.
INTEREST on the bonds is paid at the United States Treasury
Washington and at the Sub-Treasury in New York.
in
TOTAL DEBT.—The
subjoined statement shows the District's todebt on the dates named:
Sept. 30, 1901. Apr. 1, 1901. Apr. 1, 1900. Jan. 1, 1900
Total fund. debt..$15,056,100 $15,075,600 $15,092,300. $15,112,800
On July 1, 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 Oct. 1, 1901, stock and bonds to the amount of $1,830 on
which interest has ceased were still outstanding; funds for tbe payment of principal and interest are deposited in the United States
Treasury.
tal
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The District's assessed valuation and
tax rate at different periods have been as follows
Total Ass'd. Rate of Tax
Personal
Tear.
Valuation, per $1,000.
Real Estate.
Properly.
1900
$15-00
$179,3 --'1,811 $11,697,933 $191,049,744
1899
190,958,987
15-00
176,567,549
14.391,438
1898
191,036,942
181,256,284
9,780,658
1500
1897
180,376,908
9,532,851
189,909,759
15 00
1896
10,971,737
199,894,080
15-00
188,922,343
1895
11,719,308
204,274,354
15-00
192,555,046
1890
11,023,167
137,626,419
148,649,586
1500
1885
12.795.934
93.502.464
106.298.398
15-00
POPULATION— In
1900 was 278,718; in 1890
it
was 230.392.
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:
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7*
Debts and
OS*
Resources
THE
TAT£S, 0ITIE
IINT
THE
WESTERN MIDDLE
INDEX FOR THE WESTERN MIDDLE STATES
OHIO-State.
&c
Cities.
INDIANA.— State.
&c
Cities.
the
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES,
Admitted as a State (Act April
Etc.
Feb. 19, 1803
41,060
Columbus
George K. Nash.
'03) Lewis C Laylia-
W. D Guilbert.
Auditor (term exp. 2d Mon. Jan 1904)
B Cameron
Isaac
1902)
Treasurer (term exp. 2d Mon. Jan.
Legislature meets biennially in even years, on the first
Monday in January. There is no limit to length of sessions.
historical details of Ohio's State debt
In the State and City Supplement
found
from 1825 to 1894
of April. 1894, page 75. The present State debt is as follows
HISTORY OF DEBT.—The
will be
LOANS—
Interest,
'
,
o„D
Sinking fund loan... 1896
...1897
do
,lo
1898
Warloan
Domestic loan
—
-Principal.Oulsland'q.
When Due.
P-0*- Payable
&
J
3
July
J
1,
$250,000
250,000
200,000
1901
July 1, 1902
J & J
3
July 1, 1903
J <fe J
3
Interest ceased.
TDTAI DFRT. Etc—The total bonded
1.665
debt on Nov. 15, 1900 was
8701665: 1n 1899 It was $1,001,665: In 1898 $1,241,665:111 1897
$1 291 665; In 1 896 $1,541 .665 in 1895 $1,791,665: In 1894, $2,041,665- ln'93 $1,791,665: In 1892. $2,041,665; In 1891. $2,291,665; In
1»89. $2,796,665; in 1887 $3,340,000; in 1885. $3,720,229; in 1880,
$6,476,805.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE STATE AND LOCAL DEBTS IN 1900
AND 1899.
.....
'loans)..
Irreducible .State debt (trust funds)....
Funded Plate debt
Debt«"of bounties
Debts of
cities, tlr-t
1900.
1899.
*™1,665 00
*1.™1,665
4,697,58170
4,684,536
$10,521,247 58
and second
7
vmage8
8SS Si K253S?
school
Debt- of special
30
$10,473,555
65,565,276
%*$& *?
'loo:™
class.. 70,041,687
::::::::::
districts
7,153,895 25
$96,193,513 94
Total local debts
The assessed valuation
ASSESSED VALUATION.—
State has been as follows-
sonal property In the
Heat Estate.
Tears
$1,-74,203,721
1900
1,256,524,380
1899
1. J 1 1.8 17,473
1898
1,236.911.871
1897
Personal Property
'•,849,507
530.034,260
515,439.070
511.09ii.768
511,039,771
527,589,429
666
1896
1
1895!
1,214
542,297.*;
1.20O.364.471
1,232.305,
1894
1890
11
7,170,639
$93,427,465
of real
and per-
Total.
$1,834,053,228
1,786,559,069
1,760.257,443
1,748,00«,639
1,741,028,437
1,742,517,514
1,742.662.1 18
545,833.169
1,778,138.477
--,
509,913,!
1,670,079,868
1,160,
456,166.134
1,558,215,969
1,102,049.931
1880
535.660,
1,598,575,862
1,062,915,044
-,>
459,684,861
1,167,731,697
707,846,636
•j
-.»<>-. 290
988,302,601
!11
SO...
439,876.340
98,487,502
o
112,326,156
27,038,895
37,291
14.589.335
64,675,578
250
The State tax (per $1,000) for 1899 was $284 and $2-90 for 1900.
DEBT LIMITATION —Ohio ha* very carefully guarded the debt
makinK i'«»wer of the Btat« Thtoeooldnot be said while the Constituinforce: for under that Instrument it «at competent
tion of linternal Improvement od
for th** legislature to construct wortaof
behalf or the state, or to aid In their construction by subserlblnK to the
capital stock of corporations crested for that purpose, or to authorize
in other whv" th«- creation <«r debt in unlimited amounts. Bill More the
adoption of the Constitution of 1*51 the whole situation in these paiI
tlc „
_-ed,
having been limited.
municipalities.
the
•
:
The same Is
in
power
Etc.
&c
Cities, &c
Cities,
to the State's
power
Pages 96 to 101
Pages 101 to 105
to contract, debt, this is
regulated under
sections of article 8 of the Constitution. Section 1 limits the
power to the supply of " casual deficits in revenues or to meet expenses
not otherwise provided for," but in the aggregate debts for even the
purposes named cannot exceed $750,000. Section 2 contains an exception to the foregoing it grants the power to contract debt in case of invasion, of insurrection, of war or of the redemption of the then existing
indebtedness. Section 3 reaffirms the limit, except as above specified.
Section l forbids the loaning of the State credit. Section 5 further forbids
the assumption of debts by States. We insert these five sections in full.
Section 1. [Debt limited to seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars].
The State may contract debts to supply casual' deficits or failures in
first five
;
30, 1802)
Total area of State (square miles)
State Capital
Governor (term exp. 2d Mon. Jan. 1902)
Secretary of State (term ends 2d Mon. Jan.
CITIES,
MICHK JAN— State,
FIRST, As
State of Ohio.
NAME AND PURPOSE-
ILLINOIS— State.
Pages 78 to 91
Pages 91 to 96
STATES.
witii respeol to the Htate
large measure true also of the
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 or more acta 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 tie applied to the purpose for which it was obtained or to
re-pay the debts so contracted and to no other purpose whatever.
Section 2. [Additional and for what purpose.] In addition to the
above limited power the State may contract debts to repel invasion,
suppress 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 re-pay 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 hereinafter provided for as the same shall "accumulate^
Section 3. [The State to create no other debt.] Except the debts above
specified in Sections 1 and 2 of this article, no debt whatever shall hereafter be created by or on behalf of the State.
Section 4. [Orcdit of State: the State shall not become Joint owner or
stockholder.] The credit of the State shall not in any manner be given
or loaned to or in aid of any individual association or corporation whatever: nor shall the State ever hereafter become a Joint owner or stockholder in any company or association in this State or elsewhere formed
for any purpose whatever.
Sections. [No assumption of debts by the State.] The State shall
never 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.
The foregoing sections complete the limitation as to State debt and
credit. Sections 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 of Article 8 cover the matter of sinking funds referred to in Section 2 above. But they need not be published
here.
SECOND, As to
Cities,
Towns, Counties,
die, so far as
the Constitution
affects the power of the Legislature to authorize these municipalities to create debt, the limitations are found in section 6 of article
Section 6 of
8 and in sections 1, 2 and 6 of article 13.
(1)
Assembly to authorize cities,
article
forbids the General
8
money or loan
<Vc,
to become stockholders in or to raise
credit to aid corporations. <fcc. (2) Sections 1 and 2 of article 13 forbid
the passing pf special acts and require general acts for conferring corporate powers. (3) Section 6 of article 13 provides that the General
Assembly make provision for the organization of cities, &io., by general
laws and restrict their debt-making power. These sections are as follows:
Article 8, Section 6. [Counties, cities, towns or townships not author
ized to become stockholders. &c] The General Assembly shall never
authorise any county, city, town or township, by vote of its citizens or
otherwise, to become a stockholderiu any joint stock company, corporation or association whatever; or to raise money for, or loan its credit
to, or in aid of, any such company, corporation or association.
Akticle 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 altered
;
or repealed.
tion 6, [Organization of cities, die] The General Assembly shall
provide tor the organization of cities and Incorporated villages by general laws and restrict their power of taxation, assessment, borrowing
money, contracting debts and loaning their credit, so as to prevent the
abuse of such power.
One at first sight would infer from section 6 article 8 above cited that
cities could not subscribe to the stock of or loan money to railroads, as
railroads are corporations and joint-stock companies. That, however,
is not a correct conclusion, as was decided In the case of Walkers*. The
City of Cincinnati, a case whioh 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
'ill the section It is quite evident that it was nut intended to prohibit
I'the construction of railroads nor indeed to prohibit any species of
•
R
M
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:
79
0-HJO— CITIES
October, 1901.
The section contains no direct reference to
"railroads nor to anv other special classes ol Improvements or enter
" prises
The Inhibitions are directed only against a particular manner
« or means by which under the Constitution ol L802 many public im" pro vements had been sooomplished."
In compliance with section (>, article L3 (cited above), which provides
tor the organization of cities etc. i>y general law, the Legislature has
mmle an elaborate olassitioation or municipal corporations. First they
are divided Into cities, villages and hamlets. Then cities are divided
into two classes, the tirst class being subdivided into three grades and
the second olass being subdivided into tour grades, the grade being
determined bv population according to the last Federal Census.
Cities In the FIRST Class— First grade includes all cities of more than
200 000 inhabitants; second grade all less than 200,000 and more than
90,000 inhabitants; third grade all less than 90,000 and more than 31,.
dOO Inhabitants.
,
,
M
„
Cities in tlie Second Class—First grade includes all cities or less than
31 ">oo and more than 30,500 inhabitants second grade all loss than
30500 and more than 20,000 inhabitants; third grade all less than
than
go',000 and more than 10,000 inhabitants; fourth grade all less
lo!o00 and more than 5,000 inhabitants.
less
than
5,000 and
Villagks— Or the first olass include ail having
more than 3,000 inhabitants; the second class includes ail having less
than 3,000 and more than 200 inhabitants.
Revised Statutes all exII vMi.KTs— According to section 1550 of the
isting corporations organized as "incorporated villages for special
•purposes shall be hamlets until advanced to villages."
generalization with regard
It is impossible to make any satisfactory
to the bonding power the Legislature has granted these municipalities.
There are a few sections of the Revised Statutes authorizing bond
Issues which have a universal application, such as the provision
(ranting power to issue bonds in anticipation of special assessments,
but most of the laws for that purpose cover only one class of cities, and
mauv ot theiu are so worded as to apply ouly to one city, and granting
an issue of bonds tor a specific purpose. No general laws limiting the
powers or municipalities to incur indebtedness have been passed, although section 6, article 13. appears to require it. And yet is it not a
question whether that section calls for any legislation of a general
nature except a general law "for the organization of cities, &c."
The population of Ohio has been as
POPULATION OF
follows in the years named.
581,295
2,339,511 1820
4.157.5-15 1860
1900
230,760
1,980,329 1810
3,672,316 1850
1890
45,365
1,519,467 1800
3,198,062 1840
1880
••public improvements.
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I
937,903
1830
2,665,260
1870
IN
THE
County seat
Union.
is
When Due.
LOANS—
Funding Bonds—
A. bTEPHENSON, Aud.
Tornpike Bonds—
Fire Bo>ms—
Mayor.
M&N, V.
70, p. 805.)
Street Improvement 4s—
Due.
Due
1902
1903
1904
1905
1904..
1906. ...$24,000
1907 ...
1,000
1908....
500
$64,100
51.300
34,6*10
28,600
Sewer Bonds—
Due.
I
1899
133*
1897
1896
1895
1890
1880
Akron School
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$5,877,510
4,804,580
4,804,580
5,218,250
5,104,4505,831,360
4,513,480
2,543,130
District.
— F.
$17,731,010
16,552,660
16,552,660
16,816,+50
16,580,000
17,007,900
11,617,000
7.473,792
W.
Shirer,
$25-30
24-20
24-20
24-20
23-20
2200
25-40
12-00
Clerk
Board of Education.J&D, $30,000...I une
J&D,
5,000. .June
Refunding Bonds—
5s,
5s,
M&N,
J&J,
7, 19 >6-8
7,
1909
$10,000. ..Nov. 18,1902
10,000. ..July 29, 1903
ALLIANCE.—
Frank
This
M&N,
$5,000. ..May 22,1904
J&J,
10,000.. July 29, 1905
J&J,
10,000.. July 29, 1910
J&J,
20,000
July 29, 1911
Total debt Sept. 16, 1901. $100,000
AssHss'd valuafn 1901.18.909,010
8chool tax (per $1,000) 1901. $7 60
4s,
48,
4s,
4«,
.
V. Cassady, Treasurer.
city is in Stark County.
LOANS—
Electric Light
When Due.
Bonds—
M&S,$45.0O0
1902-1916
($2,000 yearly on Sept. 15 to 1910,
and then $3,( >00 yearly.)
Improvement Bonds—
5s,
5s
&
Refunding Bonds—
M&N,
$8,500
9,000
ts, M&S, 29,000
4s,
12,000
5s,
48,
Nov. 25, 1902
.
SEWEK B'.NDS—
.Sept. 15,
1902 to
1920
1904
$195,550
1896-1906 5s, J&D, $3,000
June 1, 1901
Payable by special assessment.
4s, M&S, 13,500 .Sept., 1901-1903
5s, J&D, $12.000
June 1, 1901 4s, M&S, 29,000. .. Sept. 15, 1920
($4,000 due yearly) to June 1, 1903
Water Works Bonds—
5s. F&A, $6,000
Aug. 1,1901 4s, F&A, $81,000 Feb. 20, 1920'29
($1,800 due y'rly) to Aug. 1, 1903
($8,000 due yearly.)
4s, J&D, $40,000.... 1900 to 1906 5s, M&S, $20,000
190 '-1910
4s
13,000....1902 to 1906 5s, M&S. 15,000... Sept. 1911'15
6s,
Frank W.
ASHTABULA.—
Ashtabula
and
The
Wagner,
Clerk.
are in Ashtabula County.
school district of
city
$34-20
When Due. Tax rate (City) 1900
LOANS—
Tax rate (School Dist.) 1900. 3620
Refunding Electric Bonds—
Population (City) 1890 was. .8,338
Population (City) 1900 was. 12,949
Apr. 1,1911
A&O, #10,000
5s,
(+1.000 every A&O) to Oct. 1. 1915
Bond city dbt.Mar.10,'01. $194,030
Valuation (City); 1900.. 3,532,860
rlrL,iNO. —
AA T'T-TT^
TvTC:
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O. E.
R.
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*>ciiool District Bonds (add'l) —
April, 1901 -1905
4s, $18,000
4S-8, A&O, $25,000.A&O, 1902-'ll
DAVIS, Mayor.
GOLDEN,
Clerk.
the county seat of Athens County.
Improvement Bonds—
When Due.
LOANS5s,
$3,500
1901-1907
Refunding Bonds—
Sept. 1, 1903 Bond, debt Sept. 1 1900. $1 92,500
6s, ..... $10,000
1913
Total
valuation
1900 .. 1,034,005
'l8-2'3-*25
80,000...
6s.
Assessment ahout ^ actual value.
($20,000 on May 1 each year )
192«
Tax
(per
rate
Fan.
$1,000) 1900. $35-30
1,
5s, ....,$20,000
Mar. 1,1902 Population in 1890 was
2,620
5S.M&S. 8,000
3,066
($1,000 each M&S) to Mar. 1, 1905 Population in 1900 was
is
,
CO.— Wilbur
ATHENS
County
is
When Due. Bond, deht
Sept. 1, 1900. $290,500
Total valuation 1900. ...8,393,860
Assessment abt. 3-5 actual value.
Total tax rate(p. $1,000 '96)$12-30
Population in 1890 was
35,194
Population in 1900 was
38,730
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1.)
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Sept.
,$4,500
6s
F. Scott, Auditor.
Athens.
Road Improvement Bonds—
5s, M&S, $200,000.1929 and 1939
Refunding Bonds—
,
1
AUGLAIZE CO.— jg
ORPHAL, Auditor.
CLARK, Treasurer.
A.
A.
Special Assessment Bonds—
1900-1903
,$11,800
33,900
1900-1907
When Due.
LOANS
Bridge Bonds
6s,
5s,
$2,000
5,000
J&J,
1
($1,000 due y'rly)
July
to July
1,
1,
6s,
6s,
1901
1902
1916
,
1901-1905
1901-1909
1901-1902
$10,000
81.000
10,000
,
Bonded debt Sept 1,1900.$178,700
County has no floating debt.
Tax valuation 1900... $10,928,900
Court House Bonds—
6s, .....
Assessm't 40 to 60 p. c. actual value
Tax rate (per $1,000) '97... $11 00
Population in 1890 was
28,100
Population in 1900 was
31,192
H.
BARNESVILLE.—
Belmont County.
ViUage
is
E.
Dement,
Clerk.
in
Ami. Outstand'g.
Fire department bonds 6s.. $2, 000
1,000
Street opening bonds 6s
35,201
8treet bonds, 6s
Rs
3,063
do
Bonded debt Mar. 9, 1901.. 41,264
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$4,500
Total debt Mar. 9, 1901.
45,764
Tax valuation 1900
1.171,448
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900.$29 40
Population in 1890 was
3,207
Population in 1900 was
3,721
DPT
T ATT3T7 — ISAAC FREEZE, Mayor.
t5£LL-.L-,J\.l£\Ii,.
$f. A. JACKSON, City Clerk.
1
This city
is
in
5
Relmont County.
LOANS—
When Due.
City Notes-^
6s, M&S, $ 14,241
Water Bonds— (Con.)—
5s,
part yearly.
Sewer Bonds—
6s,
A&O, $50,000
A&O, $50,000
..
Street Paving Bonds—
1901-1909 Assessment less than
M&S., $5,970
Water Bonds—
6s, semi-ann. 13,500.. Sept 1,
($2,000 due yearly) to Sept.
1,
1901
1905
1910
..Oct. 1.
1920
Total debt Sept. 1, 1900. $143,611
Tax valuation 1900
3,051,500
6s,
(Part due yearly.)
Oct. 1,
Refunding Water Bonds—
4s,
Part yearly
$2,400
^
actual val.
Total tax (per 1.000) 1900.$26 00
Population in 1890 was
9,934
Population in 1900 was
9,912
Interest
BELLEFONTAINE.—
This
Logan County.
is
J.
payable at Bellaire.
Nichols, Clerk.
village is in
LOANS—
When Due.
Electric Light and Paving
6s, .....
When Due.
School construction Bonds—
LOANS—
4s,
4s,
—
LOANS—
Due.
$3,500 1903,5s,$15,800
15,800 1904,5s, 6,000
1903,4s, 4,000 1905, 5s, 3,000
Bond, debt July 8, 1901.. 580,150
Spec, assessmt.debt (incl.) 337,850
Population in 1890 was.
27,601
(Parts ot several townships an-
190.?, 4s,
1902, 5s,
$3,500
.
$11,853,500
11,748.080
11,748,080
11,598,200
11,475,550
11,176.540
7,103,520
4,930,662
190')
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5s-
nexed since 1890.)
Popula'n in 1900 (Census) 42,728
INTEREST is payable at the office of the City Treasurer in Akron
and at the National Park Bank in New York.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The city's assessed valuation (which is
50 per cent of actual value) and tax rate have been as follows
Personal
Total Assessed Hale of Tax
Real
Property.
Estate.
Valuation.
Tears.
per $1,000
1902... .. $4,000
1903... ... 3,000
1, 1901
*74,"00
$3,500 Assessed valuafn 1901.1,414,190
2,000 Keal value about
2,500,000
Fire Department
33-00
5,500 Tax rate (per M.) 1901
Funding bonds
3,566
Water-works construot'n.. 34,000 Population in l-9o was
20,000 Population in 1900 was
4,087
Main St. imp, (special*
9,500
Cottage St. impt. (special)
LOANS—
Second Street Impt
6s, .....
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*59,000. Nov., 1901-1904
(Pait eaoh
0. ITeltman. Mayor.
seat of Ashland County.
When Due. Rond. debt Sept..
the
is
i ;
5s, J&D. $25,000 June 19, 1902
4,700.. Sept. 6, 1903
5s, M&S,
25,600 Mar. 18, 1909
5s, M&S,
13,000.. June 16, 1907
4s. J& D,
73,000.. June 16, 1910
4s, J&D,
58, seml-an., 14,000... .1902-1908
($2,000 due yearly on June 16.)
5s. semi-an., $20,000. Sept. 7, 1905
M&N,
This village
5s
CHAS. H. I8BELL, City Clerk.
Akron is the oounty seat of Summit County.
Street Improv* ment
When Due.
LOANSDue.
Due.
Refunding Bonds—
5s,
W.
ASHLAND.—
county
4s, .....
WILLIAM R DOYLE,
190 1.. 3,000,000
8,000.. May, 1903-1906
County seat is Wapakoneta.
$20,000
Sept. 2, 1905
1910-1911
20,000 ..
Feb. 2, 1917 4s
$50,000
4s
Total debt Jan. 15, 1901. $190,000
Jail Bonds—
1902-1914 Tax valuation 1900
4,791,099
4s, ...,$13,000
State & Co.tax raie(perM)'99 21-92
Redemption Bonds—
1902-1904
Population
in
1890
26.093
was
,$15,000
4s
Population in 1900 was. ...26 328
AKLRON.—
Assessed
1902
$1,500
,
May,
($10,000 yearly on Sept.
NOTE. —For places not given in alphabetical order among the followState..
* liriilinnal Statements" at end of this State.'
ing Statements, See "•Additional
ADAMS COUNTY.—
West
I
5s.
58,
County Bonds—
5s, M&S, *70,000
STATE OF OHIO.
—
Alliance School District G. H. Jndd, Cl«rk
When Due. Bonded debt June 21.1 901.*1 0,000
OANS—
valuafn
seat
LOANS -
Counties and Towns
Cities,
Population in 1890 was
7,607
Populationin 1900 (Census). 8,974
Total debt sept, 1, 1900. $373,370
3,128,980
Tax valuation 1900
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$27-20
—
$15,000. Aug.1,1905 to '19
Fire Department Bonds—
Sept., 1902
6s, Sept., $900.
5s, July. $5,000. ...Tulv 1905 to '14
Refunding Bonds—
Total debt Mar. 1, 1901.. $207,392
StreetimD'm tdeht (inclu'di40,992
Tax valuation 1900
2,376,330
Assessment about *3 actual value.
Total
tax
(per
19(j0.$32-80
$1,000)
Water Works—
$13,o0O.Feb., 191 -7 to'19 Population in 1890 was
*s,
4,245
6s, .....
8,000 Apr., 1 902 to '03 Population in 1900 was
6,649
6,e00 Oct., 1902 to '03
School District Bonds
«s, .....
to 1902
$8,000....
6s,...., 10,000.Feb., 1915 to '16 6s
,
12,000
1903 to 1914
6s, ...., IB OoO.Sept. 1, 1921.
48,
1903 to 1906
to Mar. 1, 1937 4s, M&S, 8,500
($500 due M&S)
INTEREST on the water- works bonds is payablp at Belief ontaine;
on the refunding bonds at the First National dank, New York.
J * J, $1,000
J&J, 8 », 000
($4,000 due J&J)
6s,
6s.
July 1,1905
Jan. 1,1906
to Jan. 1, 1916
—
WO
.
BELMONT
CO.— Madison Aldredge, Auditor.
County
seat
LOANS-
is St.
ClairaviUe.
When Due.
Countt Bonds—
4s, M&S, $30.000...
Court House and Jail—
M&S, $57,000 .Sept. 9, 1903
5s,
19H-1913 Total debt >ept. 1, 1 900 $213,000
1, 1907 Tax valuation in 1900.. 21.954,123
7.000... ...Mar. 1, 1908 Assessm't about 60% actual value.
Population in 1890 was
Bridge Bonds—
57,413
5s, M&S, $50,000.. ...Sept. 1, 1905 Population in 1900 was ..60,875
58, M&S, 16,000... ..Sept 1, 1910
4^s,
4^8,
..
,
8,000.. ...Mar.
—
M
—
80
STATE y*ND CITY SUf flEMEWT,
nT^DC A
OE-rlE'A.
This village
O. F. LANE, Mayor.
— ^O.
B. STONE, Clerk
>
Is
LOANS—
**«•
Refunding Bonds—
-»«<«•
5s, Jan.
4b. AAO. $15.000
each AAO)
($54
Apr.
to Oct. 1,
1905. to
($1,000 everv 8 mos.) .Nov.l, 1919
1.
g 58
I'avit
$17.9
MaN. $3.50O.May.,1914to'20 Bonded debt Mar. 1, 1901. 71,100
•is. MAX,
6,000 N v 1.1914 to *19 Ai-sesset valuation 1900. .598,280
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900.$27'70
&00 Nov. 1. It. -JO.
4s.
Population In 1890was
2,533
Electric Light Bonds—
1P02
to Population in 1900 was
2,510
4e. MAN. $12,000. .May 1,
4s.
—
Nov. 1, 1913.
School District Bonds
($500 each MAN
1900 to 1905
$6.000
MAN, 92,000 May 1, 1914 to '17 os
City H.vll Bonds—
5b, MAN, $2.000.. May, 1901-1904
INTEREST is payable at the Bank of Berea Co
i
4s,
BOWLINGWoodGREEN
This village
Gas,
Town
6s.
When Due.
Etc.—
H.vll,
•rot;,
000
1,1912
Sept.
($2,000 t-ach
MaS * 10.000
toSept.l, 1912.
MAN .$^,000
Mar. 1, 1902
($500every6uioa.) toSept.l. 1903.
Total debt Sept. 1, 1900. $70,250
Tax valuation in 1900 ..1,442.340
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. $3400
Population in 1890 was
3,467
Population in 1900 was..
5,067
1908-1917
5a,
wkr Bonds —
MAS, $1 0,000.. Mar.
Bl
(WOO each MAS).
MAS)
Street Improvement Bonds—
($500 every MAS.)
4e. MAS. * 10,000 May 1, 1908. to
($500 each MAS) Sept. 1,1917.
4s,
Assessment Bonds—
MAS, $40.000
Mar. 1,1903
4a.
REKfMHNu Bonds—
5s,
CAMPBELL, Mayor.
5
{ALEX. WILLIAMSON. Clerk
A. R.
County.
is in
LOANS-
Sept.
MAS. $10,000.. Mar.
($500 each MA8).. Sept.
4s.
1. 1902. to
1, 1911.
1,
1,
1905
$7,000
5b,....,
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is in Belmont County.
Assessed valuat'n 1900 $1,200,000
village
Tax
rate (per M.) 1900
$26 60
Population 1890 was
Population in 1900 was
3,369
3,963
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C, F. BIRK, Mayor.
w. C. FRANZ, Clerk.
<
\
the county seat of Crawford County.
is
When Due.
LOANS—
Street Improvement Bonds—
Refunding Bonds— (Con.)—
$50,000. Nov. 1, 1901-'10
6,000. Feb. 15,1902'13
Apr.l, 1902
5,000
May 1, 1902
MAN, 1,500
June 1,1902 ($1,000 yearly) to April 1. 1906.
JAD, 2,100
Sept. 1, 1902 Total debt Mar. 1, 1901.. $125,530
MAS, 10,500
2,922,720
Sept. 1, 1908 Tax valuation 1900
MAS, 7,500
1901-1905 Assessment about 40% act. value.
6.878..
6s.JAJ.
Oct. 1, 1904 Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$30-40
68, AAO, 10,052
5,974
2,O0O....Nov. 1902'05 Population in 1890 was
68. MAN
Population in 1900 was
6,560
Refunding Bonds—
School District Bonds (addit'l)
6s. MAS, $11,000
Mar. 4. 1910
Aug, Z7, 1904
Deo.1,1908 6s, MAd, $8.000
9,000
68, JAD,
INTEREST on the street improvement bonds is payable at Bucyrus.
6s,
6s,
68,
6s,
6b,
Mas. $2,000
Sept.l, 1901
6s,
5s,
6s,
Nov.
FAA,
AAO,
COUNTY.— Henry C. Gray, Aud
BUTLER
County
seat
is
Hamilton.
LOANS—
When Due.
Bridge Bonds—
4*9S, J A J,
4Ljs, JAJ,
Court House Bonds—
4s,
1908
$35,000
30,000.. ..1910-'11-'13
May 6, 1902
MAN, $8< ',000
($20,000 due yearly) to May 6, 1905
4128, JAJ, $20,000... July 10, 1906
4Hss, JAJ, 25,000. .July 10, 1907
($10,000 due each year.)
Refunding Bonds—
1915
4^8, JAJ, $15,000
1917 4>sb, JAJ, $15,000. Jan. 1,1903-'10
4*28, JAJ,
10.000
1919
($2,000 due yearly )
4^s, JAJ, 15,000
1921 4s,JAJ,*20.000.Julyl,1904to'13
4^s, JAJ, 10,000
agricultural Society Bonds—
1924
4^s,JAJ, 20,000
4»«8, JAJ. 40,000.. ..July 1, 1902 4s, JAJ. $16,000... July, '02 to '09
Jail Bonds—
($10,000 due y'rly) to June 1, 1905
1901-'03
4Ljs. J&J, *4,000
Jan. 1. 1902 6s, FAA, $10,000
Road Improvement—
($2,000 due yearly) to Jan. 1.1903)
1906
4»ss, J&J, $21,000 J uly,'02-'05-'08 4*28, MAS, $25,000
Interest payable at Haanllton.
MA", 10.000.Sept., 1902 '11
4b,
4b,
JaJ. 48,000. Jan.1,'05 to '16 Bond, debt Oct. 1, 1 901. $546,000
4b.
JAJ,
2,000.. .Jan. 1, 1904 Assessed valuat'n, real*23, 978,573
Assess, valuat'n, pers'l. 8,4 30,099
County Fund
1902 Total valuation lyOO... 32,408, 672
4*28, MAN, $20,000
1903 Assessment about 40% aot'l value.
4V, MAN, 20,000
41-2S, MAN,
20,000. 1904-'06-'09 County tax (per $1,000) 1900.$6-89
48,597
4>a8, MAN, 20,000..*12-'14-'16-'1S Population in 1890 was
56,870
Population in 1900 was
($5,000 due each year.)
365 b, JAJ, 70,000. .July,1902-21
"The Miami University lands (22,529 acres), appraised at $1,106,890'
are exempt from all State taxes except those for school purposes.
.
—
.
T.
Deselm,
CAMBRIDGE.—
Guernsey County.
It.
This city
la
Amount.
LOANS—
-epM.
1923
July 1,1919
6,311 yearly to 1908
5ios. Oct.,
28.18...Apr.,1901-'10
5s! AOT„
4.000. ...June 1, 1926
4b. JAJ,
4Hs, MAS, $9,0O0.
17,000
4s, JAJ,
wING,
. .
.
KTC
Mar.
oOO
68,
Clerk.
located in
Sewer Bonds—
($1,000 ilue yearly) to Mar.
Street Bonos—
1,
1,
.
1902
1906
____
1923
-i-].t. 1,
414.
413-. AAO, 21.110.Oet.,1900t'.
July 1,1
4b, J
192 °
4b, ...
June 1,192';
4b, JAD, 15,000
Refunding Bonds—
4iflS,
AAO, $5,000
4s,
4s.
Jan.
FAA,
Apr.
1,1900
(duesemi-annually).toJuly 1, 1903
Jan.
1,
1908
17,000... Jan. 1907-'23
15.000.. .Aug. 1, 1916
Water Bonds—
1. 1910
1905 1934
JAJ, 60,000
($1,000 due in Jan. and July.)
4*28.
4Ljs,
AAO, $6,000. ...Apr.
Cemetery Bonds—
4b,
Jan. 1,1919
JAJ, $7,000
Pakk Bonds—
JAJ, -20,000 .. -Jan. 1911*30
Bond, debt Sept. 1, 1900.$! 99,936
1,846,215
Tax valuation 1900
Assessment 50 to 60% actual value.
48,
.
Bollivg Mill—
«b, JAJ, $14,000
31.000
3*as
Sewer Bonds—
MAN, $13,000.
1915
($10,000 duey'rly) to Aug. 20, 1906
JAJ, 15,000. . . .July 15, 1903
($5,000 due y'rly) to July 15, 1905
5s,
.May
20, 1902
12,000. . . .Aug. 20, 1902
13,000.... Aug. 20, 1903
58
44.000.. Feb. 1,1904 '05
5s, JAJ,
25,000.... June 15, 1904
($5,000 yearly) to June 15, 1908
5s
$15,000
Various
68. FAA,
7,000. Aug. 1, '02 to '06
5s,
5s,
5s,
. .
FAA,
FAA,
Refunding water Bonds—
4s, semi-an.,
MAS,
4s.
3i«s, F&A,
413s, FAA,
5s.
,
.•<
(per $1,000)
Population
Population
in
in
I900.$8410
1H90 was
1900 was
He/tool District
5s,
§30,000.
the rolling mill loan is payable in
INTEREST on
Other loans in Cambridge.
.
15,000
Feb. 1,1909 Bond, debt Mar. 18, 01 $711,055
5s
36,000... Various to 1907 Water bonds (included)
188.000
4s, MAS, 4,000
1902 & 1904 Street imp. debt (inol'd)
9?>,619
58, MAS, 13,000
1901 to 1910 Assessed valua'n 1900.11,547,301
58, MAS, 3,600
1901 to 1905 Tax 1 ate (per M) 1900
$30 00
4s, .....
7,000
1901 to 1910 Population 1890
26,189
4s, ..... 17,600
July, 1901-'05 Population 1900
30,667
4s, .....
4,200
July, 1902*10
INTEREST is paid in part by Kountze Brothers, New York, and in
part in Canton.
3»«8,
,
,
Canton School
Board
District.
Bonds
4,361
8,241
(addit'
>
—
.1900 to 1908
New York and on
Loyd, City Clerk.
seatof Stark County
Fiith Department Bonds—
When Due.
LOANS'
.....
$2, 400.. June, '01 to '02
5s,
xi-KNSE Bonds25, 000... Aug. 1, 1909
Various 3>*8
$«>9,102
SB,
m w.ket Boom bonds—
2«.ooo
Dec.1903 to 10
4»a8,
'07
June 1, 1909
5s, JAD, $26,000
Julv, 1902 to
30.0O0
5s,
Sept. 1,1903
3,000
4»sb, 30,000.... Feb. 12, '15 to '18 5s,
This city
is
Harmount, Clerk
-S. J.
of Education.
Bond, debt Mar. 15, D01. $215,000 School tax. 1900
Assessed valuat'n 1900.11,547,300 Population 1899
$8'20
40,000
I
|
CELINA.
(
(
EDWARD SANDFAIR,
(est.)
CHA8.
R.
BOHRER,
the
,
,
Mayor.
Clerk.
in Mercer County.
is
When Due.
Water-Works Bonds—
LOANS—
Light Plant Bonds—
6s, ...., $50,000.... Oct. 15. 1931
4s, JAD, $5,000
June 12, 1915 Int. payable at Village Treasury.
4s, JAD, 20,000. ... June, 1916-'25 Total debt Sept. 1, 1900.... $82, 500
Highway Bonds—
Total valuation 1900
875,340
JAJ, $25,000. ..July, 20,'16-'20 Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$38 50
Street Improvement Bonds—
Population in 1890 was
2,702
6s, ..... $7,500
Aug. 15, 1903 Population in 1900 was
2.815
4s. May, 25,000... May, '09 to '13
School District Bonds (addit'l)—
4s, J&D, 25,000. June20,'23 to '32 6s, ...., $16,000
Mar. 30, 1917
4s,
CHICAGO
JUNCTION.— A.
This
Huron County.
I.
Shepard,
Cl'k
village is in
LOANS—
When Due. Bonded debt Sept.
1, 1900.$50,000
Assessed valuation 1900 527,413
1902 '03 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900.$38"20
1904.
Population in 1890 was
1,299
1902-1925 Population in 1900 was
2,348
Street Improvement Bonds—
5s,
5s,
MAS, $7,000 Mar.
MAS, 3,300.. Mar.
24,000
1,
1,
Electric Light Bonds—
5b, .....
School District
1903-1917
$15,000
Water Bonds—
5s,
F&A, $10,000
,
,
is
in
(addit'l)—
1900
to
1912
1926 1935
/"•TUTT
T T<~ /^ rT LJ"Cr
LvJrllL-,L_lLvCJl
tlh*.
This city
Bonds
$13,500
6s,
—
5
ESKER, Mayor.
LANSING, Clerk.
F. J.
H.
^Pv.
Ross County.
Sewer Bonds—
When Due.
LOANS—
Refunding Bonds (Gold)—
5s,
$7,000
Oct. 4, 1913
4Ljg, JAD, $100,000. ..Dec. 1. 1916 (Subject to call after July 1, 1900)
Bonded d't Mar.15,1901 .$321,700
Street Improvement Bonds—
$17,200... Aug. 15, 1913
(Subject to call part yearly.)
July, 1914
4s, July, $47,400
(Subject to call after 1900
July, 1915
4s, July, $7.600
(Optional $600 yearly 1901 to 1909
and $400 thereafter )
July, 1915
4s, ...,$22.000
(Optional part yearly
4s, March, $30,500. March 8, 1916
(Optional #2,000 yearly.)
5s,
)
Total valuation 1900
5,405,688
actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900. $29-30
Population in 1890 was
11,288
Assessment about
^
Population in 1900 was
12,976
School District Bonds (addit'l)
$8,500
38,000
6s,
5s,
—
1901-1917
1902-1920
)
may be redeemed six each year
Dec 1, 1902, seven each year for six years
1909, and eight on Dec. 1, 1915.
payable by the Farmers' Loan A Trust Co., N. Y.
OPTIONAL-—The
refunding bonds
for seven years beginning
beginning Dec.
INTEREST
1,
is
r^TTVT/^TXTTNT
A T-T
OllNOllNlN J\
1 1.
JULIUS FLEISCHMANN, Mayor.
—Hamilton
PAUL M. MILLIK1N,
5
Auditor.
J
*
Cincinnati is situated in
County.
In 1895 the villages of Avondale, Clifton, Linwood, Riversid* and
Westwood were annexed to Cincinnati and their indebtedness was
assumed by that city. The Legislature of 1900 parsed a bill providing
for th>* annexation of a number of surrounding villages, subject to a
vote of the places affected. The annexation project proceeded so far
that the Board of Legislation had passed an ordinanoe providing for
an election in the territory affected, but later this ordinanoe was repealed (V. 71, p IO6O1 and the matter has sinoe beenjin abeyance
The city Sinking Fund Trustees entered into an agreement with
a New York firm In 1898 looking to the refunding of the Cincinnati Southern Railway bonds.
This agreement was set aside
by Judge Hpiegel on Aug. 18, 1898, and upon appeal the State Supreme
Court affirmed that riding. V. 67, p. 1 89 and 442; V. 68. p. 1143. The
U. S. Dintrict Court also deolared the contract void .V. 71, p. 928) and
this decision has been sustained by the U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
The Board of Trustees of the Cin. So. Ry. has also twice advertised
for proposals to refund these bonds, first on Dec. 20, 1898 (V. 67, p.
1122), when all bids were rejected. They again called for proposals July
19, 1899 (V. 68, p. 1236), but only a small portion had been offered for
extension when litigation again blocked further refunding operations.
This suit was dismissed on Sept. 7, 1-99. by Judge Davis, of the Common Pleas Court, and the decision was approved by the Suprema
court on appeal June 19, 1> 00. By agreement made in March, 1900,
between the two boards the Board of Trustees had until July, 1H01,
to extend time of payment of these bonds, and If refunding was not
accomplished by that time the sinking Fund Trustees were to undertake the operatiou.— V. 70, p. 495. The Board of Trustees, however,
has notified the Sinking Fund Commissioners that they »ill make no
further effort to extend these bonds, and the securities will therefore be
taken care of by the Sinking Fund Trustees, who will issue consolidated sinking fund bonds to provide the means for their redemption.
Interest
Principal.
LOANS
Rate. Payable.
Dutstand'g.
When hue.
NAME AND PURPOSE.
1893 4
"$144,000
June 1, 1912
Bowlder pavement
8ubject to call after June 1, 1902
50,000
Apr. 1, 1921
Bridge Repair
190] 3*3
Subject to caU after June 1, 1D11
*494,000
.1872
South.
R'y
7
1902
Cincinnati
July 1,
7,614,000
do
do
1872 73 J A J July 1, 1902
2,890,000
do
do
1876 6g.
May 1. 1906
1,865,000
do
May 1, 1906
do
1876 7-3
—
,
C. C.
CANTON.—
county
$38,000. Sept. 1, 1907
15,000. Sept. 1, 1908
15,000. .Feb. 1, 1909
15,000... 1912-15-18
12,000. ..May 1,'13
MAN,
Park Bonds—
Street Improvement Bonds—
5s, AAO. $2,000. .June. 1902-1903
4s
$15,000
Sept. 1, 1908 5s, AAO, 20,000.
.July, '04 A *06
This village
This
Due.
LOANS—
$25,000
Sewer 5s, 1913
31,000
Water 5s. 1919
75,000
Street Impr'm't 4s, 1929
Bonded debt Mar. 1, 1901.131,000
V_,
,
.
Scnool District Bonds (addit'l)—
190^, to
1911.
—
BR IDGEPORT.
When
T3TTr^VT3TTCi
rC U O. —
D
U
When Due.
LOANSStreet Imp'm't Bonds— (Con.)
Refunding
5s, FAA, $5,500
Aug. 1,'02 '06
4s, M&S. $13,933.... Mch. 1, 1908 5s, semi an., 47.300.1902 to 1906
5s, MAS, 10,000
Mar. 1, 1909
Water Works Bonds—
3»a8. FAA, 25.000.... Aug. 1, 1909 5s
$5,000
1902
3!as, MAS, 12,500... Sept. 1,1914 4ifl8
24,000. .Dec. 1903-1910
412s, FAA, 40,000
1912-'15-'18 5s, FAA, 30,000.... Aug. 20, 1904
,
JAJ. $3,900... July 1, 1901 '07
MAN, J.100 ...Mav 1, 1901. to
($150 each MAN)
Nov. 1, 1908
5s,
5c,
W wK.K Bonds—
MAN, $30,000. May
$3.200.. Jan.l,1902-'08
..
Sewer Bonds—
1902
1916
1,
LXXIII
Vol.
—
in (.'uyahoca County,
Street Bonds—
4>.
—
—
JAD
AAO
JAJ
MAN
MAN
,
1
OttlO-CITIES
October, 1901.
LOANS—
Interest.
„^*g*"-
NAME AND PURPOSE.
—
^T^
Nov.
M&N
F & A Aug.
May
M&N May
When
Principal
Outstand.
I>ue.
1908
1909
1. 1930
Con. sink,
1. 1910
Subject to call after
1881 4
J & J July 1, 1931
do
do
8ubject to eall after July 1. 1911
1941
4
J & J July
do
do
doRTgl897 3-65 F & A Feb. f 1937
do
M & N May 15, 1904
1874 7
Funding
M & N May 1, 1906
7
Hospital, 1876, Letter S3
J & D June 1. 1939
4
Liberty Street viaduct
J tte J July 1, 1926
Houseof Refuge bonds.'96 4
M & N May 1, 1904
Mo Lean Ave. sewer, Let.U2 (>
M & N May 1, 1909
do
5
do
do
J & D June 1, 1915
Madisouville Ave.bonds, '96 4
Market House bonds 1 901 3*2 J & D Juue 1. 1921
Subject to call after June 1, 1911
Mar.17, 1908
Orphan asylum, registered.. 6
J & D June 1, 1912
4
Pavement
Subject to call June 1, 1902
J & D June 1, 1914
4
do
Subject to call June 1, 1904
3^ J & D Dec 1. 1920
do
1900 3^8 J & D Dec. 1, 1920
Repaying
Cincinnati South. R'y.. 1878
do
,
7
1879 6
fund 30-50s, 1880 5
do
1,
1,
. . .
.
.
M&S
Subject to call after Deo.
4
Trunk sewer
Viaductbonds
4
4
Sewer loan
Sidewalk bonds
8treet improvement
Fire and police iropt
Turnpike & Improvem't
Water loan
5
5
A\ ON DALE—
4
5
5
5
—
—
CE.IFTOIN
Gen. improvement bonds
do
do
100.000
*44 5,500
J
&D
Junel,
after June 1,
June 1.
June 1.
1922
1912
1923
1912
May
Jan.
1,
1,
The
When Due. Tax
LOANS—
Hall and Library—
Sept. 1,
$9,000
6s,
Naumann.
Co.
in
city is
1905
Refunding Bonds—
Sept. 1, 1911
6s, $33,000
Total debt Mar. 18, 1901.. $42,000
valuation, 1900.
$3,057,800
Total tax, per $1,000 1900. $30-40
Population in 1890 was
6,556
Population in 1900 was
6,991
School Dixtnct Bonds —
Mar.
6s
,$12,000
1, 1912
. .
CLERMONT COUNTY.— H.
Auditor. — County
When
P.
Williams,
Batavia.
Due. Total debt Mar.
seat
is
1, 1901. $112,200
Assessed valuat'n.real. 7,921,200
1901-1923 Assessed valuat'n, p>nl 2,053,4 00
$77,000
5s,
Total valuation 1900.
9,974,600
Jail Bonds—
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900.$ll-7O
1901
6s
$4,000
Population in 1890 was
33,553
Bridge Bonds -1897—
1906-1915 Population in 1900 was
31,610
$20,000
5s
LOANS—
Deficiency Bonds—
.
,
Turnpike Bonds—
1901-1905
*200,000
150,000
150,000
*50,000
300,000
50,000
100,000
-540,900
*
*1,000,000
1,000,000
*350,000
"100.000
55,000
1904-1917
Various
J & J July 1, 1913
1921-1925
Various
1914-1923
Various
M&N
J & J
Chas.
CIRCLEVILLE.—
Pickaway
situated
5s, ....,$11,200
& D June 1, 192S
call after June 1, 1919
J & D Junel, 1932
Subject to call
Workhouse imp., 1893
Avenue bonds
77,000
*3.600,000
992,000
50,000
*68,000
34.000
35,000
*35,000
16,000
50,000
J
&
4
967,000
1910.
1,
Subject to
4
Subject to call after June 1, 1922
3^ A & O Apr. 1, 1921
Special condemnation
Subject to call after Apr. 1, 1911
J July 1, 1918
J
4
University, Letter H2
18^8. 3^ F & A Aug. 1, 1938
Waterworks
Subject to call after Aug. 1, 1918
F & A Aug. 1, 1939
1899 3
do
Subject to call after Aug, 1. 1919.
F & A Feb. 1, 1941
1900 3
do
Subject to call after Feb. 1, 1921.
1893
do
$835,000
895,000
1,332,000
81
AND TOWNS,
$57,500
2,500
230,000
74,500
25,000
75,000
1914
1907
& J July 1, 1918
& N May 1, 1920
& J July 1, 1917
& J Jan. 1, 1906
& O Apr, 15, 1922
A & o April 1, 1904
A& o Aug. 1, 1923
A & o Feb. 1, 1923
4^ J
4^ M
4^ J
J
5
4^ A
$99,500
50,000
50,0(0
20,000
12,000
T
TTA/F'T
ATM!")
V n.J-.^-lNLJ.
C*
V-'J-'-E'
Cleveland
is
situated in
5
TOM
J
j. p.
When Due.
LOANS—
Giddings Brook Bonds—
4s,
A&O, $50,000. ..Oct, 1,1918
Bridge Bonds—
J&D, $125,000. ...June, 1907
5s,
Sewer Bonds—
A&O, $56,000.. Oct. 1, 1902
A&O,
6,000.. Oct. 1, 1902
A&O, 51,000.. A&O, 1903
A&O, 20,000.. Apr. 1, 1904
A&O, 23,000.. Oct. 1, 1905
A&O, 78,000.. Apr. 1, 1906
A&O, 29,000 Oct., 1906
A&O, 262,000.. Oct. 1, 1907
A&O, 295,000.. Oct. 1,1908
ft A&O, 291, 000.. Apr. 1,1909
A&O, 390,000.. Apr.l, 1910
ft A&O, 73,000. .Oct. 1, 1910
A&O, 230,000. .Apr. 1,1911
4s,
150,000... Oct. 1,1904
150,000.... June, 1903
232.000.... June, 1904
100,000.... Oct., 1902
100,000.... Jan., 1903
75,000.... June, 1903
A&O,
J&D,
J&D,
A&O,
4s,
5s,
5s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
5s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
48,
4s,
4s,
J&J,
4s,
5s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s.
4s,
4s,
J&D,
Oct.,
A&O, 285,000
Oct.,
A&O, 30,000
A&O, 25,000.... Oct. 1,
A&O, 45,000.. April 1,
A&O, 90,000.... Oct. 1,
1903
1902
1903
1906
1907
Apr.
1, 1926
A&O, 90,000...
1926
A&O, 249,000.. ..Oct. 1,
A&O, 65,000.... Oct. 1, 1909
A&O, 100,000... Oct. 1,1911
A&O, 100,000.. .Oct. 1, 1912
A&O, 150,000. . . .Apr. 1, 1920
.
Canal Bonds—
A&O, $150,000
Oct.,
5s,
JOHNSON, Mayor.
Cuyahoga County
When Due.
LOANS—
L.
MAD IGAN, Auditor.
A<*0,
4s,
4s,
48,
48,
48,
4s,
48.
48,
48,
48,
200,000. Apr. 1,1911
A&O, 63,000.. Apr. 1,1912
A&O, 23,000.. Oct. 1,1916
A&O, 30,000.. Oct. 1, 1917
A&O, 100,000.. Apr. 1, 1920
A&O, 400,000.. Apr. 1, 1921
A&O, 100,000. .Apr. 1, 1921
A&O, 200,000.. Oct. 1, 1921
A&O, 110.000.. Oct. 1,1926
A&O, 240,000.. Oct. 1,1926
Garbage Plant Bonds —
1903
Fire Department—
A&O, $100,000.... Oct., 1902
A&O, 147,000... Oct., 1903
M&S, 205,000...May 1, 1925
Park Bonds—
A&O, $500,000... Oct. 1, 1923
4s,
A&O, 500,000.. Apr. 1,1924
4s,
4s,
A&O, 600,000. ..Apr. 1,1927
A&O, 400,000.. Apr. 1, 1928
4s,
A&O, 500,000 .Oct., '29&'31
4s,
A&O, 250,000... Oct. 1,1933
4s,
A&O, 250,000... Oct. 1,1935
4s,
Funded Debt—
5s,
5s,
4s.
A&O,100,000
Oct. 1,1916
Street Improvement Bonds—
M&8,
6s,
$10,750.. Sept.,
1902
6s,
M&S,
n—
4,000.. Sept.,
1903
LIN
$3,000
6s,
M&S,
Water-works & eleo.-lgt bds. 6
.4, 000.. Sept.,
1904
29,000
M&S,
6s,
do
5
do
2,800.. Sept.,
1905
40,000
Street
5
Improvement
do
do
Notes—
5s.
M&N,$l,640,029..1901tol906
Nov.,
1901
RIVERS1DB—
M&N,$100,000....
5s,
1902-1922
$11,000 5s, A&O, 227,000.. ..Oct., 1902
Refunding Bonds—
Various
Street and sewer Improve't. 5
19,000 4s, A&O,
J & D Dec. 1, 1912
do
5
do
46,000.... April.1902 4s, A&O, $2- 0,000.. Oct. 1, 1910
A&O. 100,000.. Apr. 1, 1904 4s, J&J, 175,000. .Jan. 1,1921
4s,
**$7,400 4s, A&O, 276,000.. Oct. 1, 1916
Water Works—
6
J & J July 1, 1908
Town-hall bonds
**1,700 4s, A&O, 225,000.. Oct. 1, 1908 6s,
F & A Feb. 1, 1909
J&J,
6
do
do
$12,000.. July, 1903
4s,
A&O, 265,000.. Oct. 1, 1909 4^8. A&O, 400,000.. Apr., 1902
BONDS-—The bonds in the above table marked
VALUE
OF
PAR
J&J.
100,000.. Jan., 1903
39,000... Oct. 1,1911 4s,
thus * are, in whole or in part, $500 pieces. Bonds marked thus ** are 4s, A&O,
4s,
A&O, 200,000.. Apr., 1903
Police Station—
jn whole or in part, $100 pieces, or uneven amounts. All others, $1,000.
4s,
A&O, 200,000. Oct. 1,1905
$100,000. ...Oct., 1917
INTEREST on bonds is payable at the American Exchange National 4s, A&O,Patrol Bonds—
3-658 M&S, 100,000. .Sept., 1902
Bark of New York and the Third National Bank of Cincinnati, which 4s,Police
M&N, $125,000. May 1, 1925 4s, M&S, 275,000.Mar. 1, 1910
are the authorized agents of the trustees of the sinking fund.
A&O, 500,000. Apr.l, 1917
48,
River and Harbor Bonds—
A&O, 600,000.. Oct.1,1926
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUND Etc4s,
A&O, $500,000... Oct. 1, 1926 4s,
4s,
A&O, 300,000. Apr. 1,1920
Jan., 1898. 4s, A&O, 250,000.. Oct. 1, 1928
Jan., 1900.
Jan., 1899.
Jan., 1901.
A&O, 100.000... Oct. 1, 1919
Tot. bonded debt.$26,997,400 $27,371,600 $27,185,700 $27,451,800 4s,
1,969,341 4s, A&O, 200,000. Apr. 1,1920
2,016,168
Sinking fund
2,134,206
1,825,143
Sewer bonds
Water bonds
do
WOO
4s,
WESTWOOD-
.
Net debt
$24,863,194 $25,546,457 $25,169,532 $25,482,459
Water debt (inol'd)
$2,081,900
There were outstanding on Jan. 1,1901, street bonds to the amount
of $1,080,27* 03 payable by special assessment and not included in
the above statement of total debt. Of this amount bonds to the
amount of $972,637 75. together with $92,500 bonds of the Board of
Education, were held by the sinking fund, these, and the cash on
hand amounting to $1,069,068 06, being applicable to the payment of
the general bonds.
PROPERTY-—The
city owns the Cincinnati Southern
Railroad. 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 expires.
A proposition to sell the road to the Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton
CITY
Railway and the Southern Railway was voted on August 3, 1896, and
defeated— V. 63, p. 153, 228. A new lease has been drawn up which
has met the appioval of the Trustees of the Ci .oinnati Sout iern Kailway, the Trust es ol the Sinking Fund and the directors of the Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Co., and will be submitted
to a vote of the people at the 1901 election. Under the terms of the
agreement the lease is to be extended to Oct. 12, 1966, at an annual
rental of $1,050,000 for the flr«t 20 years, $1,100,000 for the second
period of 20 years and *1, 200,000 for the remaining 20 years. The
railroad company is also to pay the interest on *2,500,000 bonds to be
issued ror terminal facilities, as well as a sum annually in addition
for a Binkin.; fund. V. 72, p. 499; V. 73, p. 628. The water-works
pays the interest and sinking fund on all water bonds.
ASSESSED VALUATION, Etc-—The net debt on Dec. 31, assessed
valuation and tax rate, have been as follows. Tax rate 1901, $2- -50.
Tears.
Net Debt.
Assessed Val'n. Tax per $1,000
1900
$24,863,194
$202,415,840
$25 98
1899
25-74
25,546,456
197,020,800
1898
25-30
25,169,5b2
196,141,670
1897
25,482,459
26-18
196,818,200
1896
25,951,249
26-40
198,536,580
1895
25,465,867
28-32
188,484,880
1890
24,723,068
26-66
177,773,240
1885
24,468,405
26-86
170,086,968
1880
23,953,981
167,535,356
3100
. POPULATION— In 190o population (U. S. Census) was 325,902; in
1890 it was 296,908 in 1880 255,139 in 1870 216,239.
;
M&N,
$8,000... $2,000 yearly
8.000...
1,0 oO yearly
17,800...
1 ,200 yearly
M&N, 11,500...
700 yearly
M&8, 12,500...
500 yearly
A&O, 250,000 Oct. 1, 1911
(Subject to call after Oct. 1, 1901.)
J&J,
J&D,
.
Bonds and notes Oct. 1, 1901
Water debt included in above
$16,317,579 00
>
. .
All sinking funds
Special improvement notes
$2,687,000 00
2,104,189 05
1,640,029 00
6,431,218 05
Net debt Oct. 1, 1901
Cleveland debt limit (7 p. 0. of ass. val.).
Reserve under Ohio (Cleveland)debt limit
$9,886,360 95
$14,000,000 00
$4,113,639 05The city owns its water works. The income
WATER
from water rents anl fees in 1900 amounted to $780,173 60.
ASSESSED VALUATION ETC—Assessed at about 35 per cent of
WORKS—
actual value.
Assessed
Tears.
Valuation.
its
Tax Rate
Tax Rale
Assessed
per$l,000. Tears.
Valuation. per $1,000.
$20,000,000
$
$28-50
1895
$134,562,905
30-00 1890
29-30
149,769,420
99,614,055
29-40 1885
145,071,985
2600
88,285,845
29-55' 1880
26-30
142,290,775
73,647,194
29-30
141,915,430
POPULATION— In 1900 (Census) population was 381,768; in 1890
it was 261,353; in 1880 it was 160,146
in 1870 it was 92,829.
1901
1900
1899
1898
1897
|
;
—
Cleveland School District. J. P. Madigan,
Auditor; Chas. H. Carran, Deputy Auditor.
When Due. 4s, M&S, $200,000.... May 1, 1920
LOANS—
M&S,
68,
J&D,
5s,
5s,
J*D,
4»ss, M&S,
4*28, J&D,
J&D,
4s,
4s, M&N,
F&A, 150,000. .Fen. 1,1921
Total debt Oct. 1, 1901. $1,545,000
$30,000. Sep.l902to*16
100,000. Juue 1, 1905
100,000. June 15, 1906
300,000. May 1, 1902
175,000. June 1, 1902
190,000. Dec. 1, 1904
300,000. May 1, 1908
4i,
221,339
Sinking fund
Tax valuation
1900... 150,269,420
Real valuation (est.) 500,000,000
Population in 1900 (est.).. 400,000
Public Library Bonds— lAdd'K
5s, A&O, $250,000.... Oct. 1, 1918
.
I
.
CLIPTON. — See the City of Cincinnati.
;
Cincinnati School Dist.— Wm. Gautman, Clerk.
When J>ue. 4s, M&8, $257,500... Sept. 1, 1936
LOANS5s,
6s,
5s,
5s,
5s,
4s,
PAR VALUE-—All bonds are for $1,000 each.
INTEREST is payable at American Exchange Nat. Bank, New York.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, ETC-
(Subject to callafterSeui 1, 1906.)
.
3^s, M&H,
CLYDE.-Chas.
This village
is
in
T.
Hurd,
Clerk.
Sandusky County.
LOANS—
Amount outst and' g. Bond, debt Sept. 1,1900.. .$68,537
M&S, 1922..$19,«>00 Assesr-ed valuation 1900.. 712,430
F&A, 1913
24,000 Assessment about 3 ]0 actual value.
$42,.">00 .Sept. 1, 1936
tSubjeot, to call after Sept. 1, 1906.)
Refunding
Bond, debt Sept.
Rf'd'gwater5s,F&A,19lO. 5.000 Total tax (per $1,000) 190o.$34-4O
Water-works 6s, M&S, '07. 8,000 Population in 1890 was
2,327
Sewer 6s, M&S, 1902-1909 3,150 Population in 1900 was
2,515
Interest paid at 4th Nat. Bk., N.Y.
1900. $607,800
Asses'd val't'n 1900. $208,720,780
School tax (per $1,000) 1901.$3-90
1.
Street 6s,
5s,
.
&2
COLLEGE
2
.
ST/UE /HMD CITY SUff 1£M£WT.
HILL.—John
COSHOCTON.— Fred.
Bruce, Mayor.
E,
Hamilton County.
Judgment Boitns—
Bonded debt Jan.1,1901. $128,500
koOO ..Jan. 14, 1931 Assessed valuat'n 1900.. 1,838,450
This village
is
iu
This village
-
s
Tar rate (per $1,000)
1900. $30*64
1,104
Population In 1900 was
i
May
$50,000..
1929
L,
i
COLUMBIANA CO.—
Lisbon
is
LOANS-
...
$20,500
Floating dent
TOtal valuation 1901. .30.000.000
\ --. ssment abt. 25% actual value.
a- Co. tax iperM) 1901.$8 00
»''"•" D»«r.
DEFICIENCY Bonds—
.
40,'JOO.Apr. 23. 1904
•>.
Hon
Bkuh;i
Adams, Auditor.
J. P.
the County seat.
5s
$6.000
Population In 1890 was
Population in 11)00 was
1901'07
—
EtcroNDDiG Bond
JAJ, $50,000 July 20. '01-M1
Bonded debt oept I. 1901. $90,000
59,029
68,590
riMDTTC
LULUMDU
S. —
/"•r^r
This city
is
JOHN N. HINKLE. Mayor.
m. A. GEMUENDER, Sec'y Trust S.
)
Franklin County.
In
—
LOANS—
NAME AND PURPOSE.
Interest.
,—
A D
ct
S
.t N
A N
A J
A O
J
6s
,
6e,
Os,
Os,
June
150,000
42,000
60,000
43,000
50,000
130.000
30,000
100,000
50,000
5,000
95,000
400,000
150,000
2,000
50,000
50,000
50,000
50,000
9,000
15,000
150,000
100.00O
100.000
68.000
26,000
153,000
Mar.
Nov
1,
1,
1.
Nov.
July
Apr.
1.
1,
1,
Sept. 1,
June 1.
1,
July 1,
July 1,
Mar. 1,
Jan. 1,
1
iSs
MAN
LOANS-
6s,
MAS,
Mar.
1,500
1.
5s, JAD, $400,000.... Deo.
5s, AAO, 150,000.. ..Apr.
175,000.... Nov.
5s,
4s, JAJ,
50,000.... July
4s,
100,000. ..Nov.
4a.
57,000. ..Nov.
4s, JAJ,
100,000. ..July
4s, JAJ,
50.000. ..July
4s, JAD, 125,000.... June
4s,
4s,
4s,
1911
MAS, 100,000
MAN,
JAD.
JAD,
4s, FAA,
4s,
VAO,
JAJ,
48,JctI>.
4s, FctA,
;-. FctD.
48, JAJ,
4s, F&A,
4s, MctS,
.
29,000.... May 1.1904
118,000.... Dec. 1, 1905
25,000. . . .June 1, 1906
45,000.. ..Aug. 1,1906
10,000. .. .Oct. 1, 1906
17,000. ...July 1, 1!)()7
-.000.... Dec. I, 1907
12,000.. ..Feb. 1,1908
".moo.....Tune 1,
$1,406,100
9,800
501.400
413s, .....
4s
140,600
All of the street improvement
bonds are subject to call one year
from date of issue. They are mostly held in the city sinking fund.
var.,
6s,
1908
.
l.~>,000....Sept. 1,
1,
5s
20,000.... July 1, 1908
47,000. . Aug. 1, 1909
.
1918
1901
1,1907
MAN,
1, 1910
1, 1903
MAN,
1, 1908
MAN,
1, 1909
1, 1912
1, 1918
1, 1928
Street Improvement Bonds,
payable by assessment—
30,000.... July 1,1912
.
1,
Water Bonds—
Sept 1,1913
4Jas.MAS,250,000. .Sept. 1, 1921
-1-. MAN,
165,000.... May 1. 1903
•=is,
When Due.
10,000.... June
4s, J<tD,
Jan. 1,1911
200,000
5s J&J,
60,000
Sewer Bonds— (Con.)—
1902 4s, MAN, $43,000.. ..Nov. 1,1909
1904 4s, AAO, 300,000.... Apr. 1, 1910
$4,000.... Sept. 1,
20,000.... June 1,
17.000.... July 1, 1904
48.500.... July 1, 1902
40,000.... Nov. 1. 1910
10.000.... Dec. 1,1910
6s,JAD,
6s, JAJ,
5s, JcfcJ,
58. MAN,
5s, JAD,
5s, JAJ,
5s, MAS,
LOANS—
When Due.
Sewkk Bonds—
1909
police deficiency bonds of 1888, the main trunk
aewer bonds of 189-*, the Boston loan, the sewer farm loan, the Poor
fund loan, the Scioto River
loan, on the levee bonds due iu 1904,
INTEREST
'»u
Dam
1.919, on the epidemic bonds, and on assessment bonds is
payable at the Citv Treasurer's office; other interest at the National
Park Bank. New York Citv.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, ETOJan. 1, '01.
$7,253,400
2,348,416
Total bonded debt
Sinking funds
Jan. l.'OO.
$7. 334,600
Jan. 1/99.
$7,407,800
2,301,532
2,056,»«95
Jan. 1,'98.
$7,405,200
1,809,500
debt
$4,904,984 $5,033,068 $5,350,905 $5,595,700
Waterdebt(inc.above) 1.237,000
1,177,000
1,187,000
1,112,000
debt
'25,730
*74,794
Floating
• Contingent liability to contractors.
The total bonded debt as given for January 1, 1901, included Btreet
Improvement bonds payable by special assessment to the amount of
$2,057,900. The sinking fund receives yearly about $125,000, which
not include assessments for street improvement bonds.
ASSESSED VALUATION, ETC-The city's net debt on December
31, assessed valuation (about hi of actual) and tax rate have been :
•
Yean.
1900
Ahhkh'iI Vat. Taxp.%1,000
- 17.5!I0
$v;7-50
Set Debt.
$4,904,984
5,033,068
5,350,905
5,595,700
5,824,521
6,5'
4,351,090
1396,400
5
POPULATION.— In
81,100;
111
1900
L9801t was 51,647;
in
1870
it
64,34 1,990
2750
63,303,920
62,685,080
62,130,350
01,080,700
59,939,040
43,663,270
35,279,170
2700
2700
2700
2900
2300
125,560; iu 1890
was 31 .274.
as
(4
27 50
22-50
it
was
OOLUMBUS SCHOOL DlSTBICT.— J. A. Williams, Clerk.
When Due.
When h'if.
LOANS—
LOANS—
5s,
JAD,
ActO,
A.tO,
4»«8,FAA,
1906 4b, MAS, $65,000. .Mar. 1, 1919
1912 3>9S, JAJ, 27,000.. . July 1, 1910
8i*s,FAA, -".000 .Feb. 1, 1921
1, 1913
Bond, debt Hept. 1.1901 $ 87,000
1, 1914
valuation '00.«5,54S.7&0
1, 1916
Mar. 1,1'UT School tax (perM.) 1902
$7.00
5,000... Mar. 1, 1918
$85,000... Dec.
1
10,000... Oct.
10,000... Sept.
4 0,000... Oct.
25,000.. Aug.
1,
1,
I
1
.
I
•.
Man.
SCHOOL HOUSE—
M&S, $5,000
Cemetery Bonds—
6s, MAS, $1,000
MAS,
MAS,
Part yearly
1902-1906
2,250.. ..Sept., 1902-*06
2, 100. ..Sept., 1901-'06
MaS, $25,000
MAS)
.Mar.
1,
to Mar. 1,
1901-1903
6s,
I
$2,H)0
2,0oo
($1,000 each
Principal.
Outstand' g
Due.
1910
1908
J
A
1913
M A 8
1908
1918
J <te D
Fourth St. Bridge....
4
1905
M A N May
do
do ....1891 5
M& N
1906
Franklin Park
1893 5
1908
J & J
FTont St. Viaduct
1894 413 M & S
1914
.1
High St. Viaduct
1891 5
A:
1911
J
do
do
July 1, 1902
1892 4ia J & J
4
do
do
M & N Nov. 1, 1902
1*
1894 413 J & J
July 1, 1909
do
do
Levee
1884 4
A A O
Apr. 1, 1904
do
1898 4
A & O
Oct. 1, 1918
1899 4
do
J A D
Juue 1, 1909
1899 4
A & O Oct. 1, 1919
do
1900 4
do
A & O Oct. 1, 1920
Market House
1888 4
J
July 1, 1908
J
do
1889 4
F ct A
Aug. 1, 1909
1890 5
Steam FireDep't
Nov. 1, 1910
do
1893 5
June 1, 1904
do
J & D
do
1896 4
do
J ct D
June 1, 1910
Electric light
1897 4
J ct D
Deo 1, 1927
Hewer farm claim
1898 4
Dec. 1, 1902
J ct D
Refunding bonds
1900 4
A & O
Apr. 1, 1920
Subject to call after April 1, 1910
Small.pox epid. bds.,1900 4
June 1, 1920
J A D
Subject to call after June 1, 1910.
1889 4
do
City Prison refunding 1838 4
Dettcieuev—
Police and lite... .1890 o
Police
L888 4
do
L893 5
Fire Pep. and gas. 1 888 4
Poor Fund
1898 4
L2.000
MA-s,$44.000.($2,500 y'rly).'01
11,000.. ..Sept., 1902-12
6s, MctS,
Sewer Bonds-
4-.
F.
$16,000
125,000
35,000
M
M
M
do
(is,
1902-1903
($500 yearly.)
Total debt Sept. 1, 1900. $166,000
Tax valuation 19e0
1.880,800
Assessment about h actual value.
Total tax (per $ 1,000) 1900. $30-f>0
Population in 1890 was
3,672
Population in 1900 was
6,473
Coshocton School District
When Due. 6s
LOANS—
1906
1909
1908
4
Water Works—
When Due.
Bonds—
MAS, $21,000....
5s,
Clerk.
Coshocton County.
Sept. 1, 1901
($1,500 due yearly) to Sept. 1,1914
6s, MAS, $l,4O0
Sept.. '01-'14
Os. mas. 27,000.. .Sept 1, 1901 to
($l,SO0 due vearly) Sept. 1, 1915
4i.js, MctS, $25,500 ...Sept. ,'01-15
Os, MAS,
13,500
Sept. ,'01-15
Os,
Wagner.
LXXI1I
— Wm. Burns, Clerk.
1901 to 19
,$5,000
1904
1916
.
When
Payable.
P. Ct,
Citv Hall refunding.. 1886
—
in
St keet- Paving
4*.
*
is
LOANS—
I
Water
3^s. Man.
Vol.
CRESTL1NE.-L.
This village
is in
J. Lindsey, Clerk.
Crawford County.
LOANS-
When Due.
LOANS-
Building Bonds—
Refunding Bonds—
5s. MctS, $9,000.. .Sept. 1, 1905-08
(ii.s'L Impkovement Bonds—
6s, AAO, $5,000
Apr. 1, 1902
Street Improvem't Bonds 6s, J&J, $8,400 Jan. 1, 1902-*07
6s, Nov.,
3.'00..Nov. 1, 190l-'02
. ... $15.000. Aug.l. 1905 to '09
Total debt Sept. 1, 1900. $56,700
Total valuation 1900. ...1,111.820
Assessment about 23 actual value.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. $26-80
Population in 1890 was
2,911
Population in laOOwas
3,282
4s,
Water- Works Improvement—
Dec, $2,000.. Dec. 16, 1903-04
6s,
6s,
When Due.
.
3,000.. JunelO, 1903-04
June.
INTEREST
on general improvement bonds is payable in N.Y. City;
on remaining issues in Crestline.
CUYAHOGA CO.-U
County
W. E. CRAIG, Auditor.
A. LANDER, Treasurer.
Cleveland. An issue of $22 ,000 armory bonds,
which has been the subject of much litigation, has now been provided
for (as also the interest accrued thereon) bv a" issue of $288,000
refunding bonds. V. 6', p. 1025; V. 70, p. 241; V. 72, p. 99, and V.
72, p. 1152, and V. 73, p. 45.
scat
is
When Due.
LOANS.
Refunding Bonds—
4s, A&0, $276,000. Oct., 1902 t > '24
48, AAO,
12,000. Oct ,1925-1926
Brooklyn Bridge—
5b, AAO. $55,000 .Apr. 1, 1902-'03
Chagrin River Bridge—
5s, AAO, $50.000
Oct. 1, 1905
58.AAO, 10,000
Apr.l, 1906
DARKE
CO.—J.
Temp'y
loan, +50,000 Feb. 6, '02
Total debt Sept. 1, 1901 $613,000
Total valuation 19 >1. 220,227,705
Assessment about ''5 actual value.
State A Co. tax (p.$l,000) '00.$6-80
Population in 1890 was... 309,970
Population in 1900 was.. .439,120
W. Ditman,
County seat is Greenville.
Ditch Bonds—
When Due.
Aug. 22, 1902
6b,
$3,500
Sept.. 1902 05
6s, MAS, 21,000
VTH
WIN —
rvT
I 1
This city
is
5
}
JESSE
R.
ROBERT
Auditor.
Total valuation 1901. .$24,000,000
Assessm't about 70 p. c. actual val.
State A Co., tax (per M), '01..$6*80
Population in 1890 was.... 42,961
Population in 1900 was ....42,532
Bond, debt Sept. 16, 1901. $47,500
Tax valuation, real.... $17,000,000
Tax val'tion, personal. 7,000,000
T^ A
U^\.
Rocky River Bridge—
MAN, $150,000... Nov. 1, 1904
So.
5s,
|
LINDEMUTH. Mayor.
FERGUSON, Comptroller.
H.
the county seat of Montgomery County.
When Due.
LOANS—
Bridge Bonds—
5s, MAS,
$ 5,000.... Sept. 1, 1902
5s, MAS,
5,000... Sept. 1, 1903
.
AAO. 12,000.... Oct. 1,1904
City Hall Bonds—
MAS, $71,000. Sept. 26, 1902
4s,
Extending Indebted. Bonds—
5s, JAD,
June 1,1902
$6,000
5s, JAD,
June 1, 1903
72,000
LOANS—
When Due.
Fire Department Bonds—
5s, MAS, $3,000
Sept. 1. 1902
3*38, JAD, 100,000.. ..June, '03 12
Garuage Crematory Bonds—
FAA, $8,000
Feb. 1,1902
5s,
5a,
($4,000 due yearly) to Feb. 1,1903
FAA, $5,000
Feb. 1, 1904
5s,
5s,
FAA, 4,000
Aug 1, 1905
Street Improvement Bonds—
($12,000 due y'rly) to June 1, 1908 5s, JAD, $6,000
June 1, 19'
5s, JAD, $15,000
Junel, 1909 5s, J&D, 72,000
June 1, 1903
15.000
5s, JctD,
Junel, 1910 ($12,000 due y'rly) to June 1, 1908
Funded Deist Bonds—
June 1, 1909
5s, JAD, $15,000
MAX, $25,000 Nov. 1, 1901 5s. JAD, 15.000
5s,
Junel 1910
MAS,
AAO,
65,000. Sept. 26, 1902
105,000. Apr.
1,1902
due
y'rly to Apr. 1, 1908.)
($15,000
Gen'l Street A Imp't Bonds—
Apr. 1, 1903
5b, AAO, $50,000
($10,000 due y'rly) to Apr. 1, 1907
Park Street Sewer Bonds—
4s, JAD, $5,000
June 1, 1902
•is, ActO, 10,000
Oct. 1, 1002
($8,000 due y'rly) to Oct. 1, 1903
4s,
5s,
Sbweb Bonds—
5s, AAO, .t>25,000
5s, AAO, 25,000
5s, ActO,
5s,
5s, AAO,
4s, AAO,
5<»,000
AAO
I
I
1
I
.
I
Water-Works Bonds—
MAN, $505,000.... May 1, 1905
1,1912
Water- Wokks Impk'v't Bonds—
FAA, $20,000... Aug. 1, 1902
5s,
1, 1914
Apr.
Apr.
Apr. 1, 1915
Apr. 1,1010
Apr. 1, 1018
Oct.l.'OHto
Board of Health Bonds—
Oct., 190 2-03
AAO, $4,000
Street Paving Bonds—
4h,
FctA, $25, 000. .Aug.
AAO, 300,000.. Apr.
($50,0OOduey'rlv)toApr.
5s,
AAO, $75,000.. Apr.
($25,000duey'rly)toApr.
MAN, 25,000. .Nov.
5s,
MAN, 20,000. .Nov.
5s,
MAN, 25,000. .Nov.
58,
5s,
os,
1,1000
1,1911
1, 1916
1,1917
1, 1919
1, 1913
1.1915
1,
1017
1,1918
25,000. .No/. 1,1919
]0.0<>0..Dec.
MAN,
TOTAL. DEBT, ETC.—The
58,
|
4s,
25,000
25,000
50,000
($10,000 due yearly.) Oct, 1. 1912
Police deficiency Bonds—
oh, MctS, $8,000
Sept. 1, 1902
($4,000 due v'rly) to Sept. 1, 1903
3^8, J&D,
Assess. Bonds— Paving 6s.
Amount. Due. Amount.
Due.
1902. ..$14^.000 190fi... $15,000
1903... 126,000 1007...
4,000
1904.. 01,000 1908...
1,000
1905.. 17,000 11909...
7,000
Assess. Bonds— <s> er6s.
Amount. Due. Amount
Due.
1902
$15,000 1903... $15,000
($5,000 due y'rly) to Aug. 1. 1905
MctS, $1(), 000... Sept. 1, 1902
($5,000 due, y'rly) to Sept. 1, 1903
58, A&O, $100,000... Apr. 1, 1906
($25,000 due y'rly) to Apr. 1, 1909
iflS, FctA,
$9,000. .Aug. 20, 1902
($3,000 due v.-rlvitoAug. 20, 1904
4s,
AAO, $20,000.. Oct. 1,1902
1, 1906
($4,000 due y'rly) to Oct.
412s, FAA, $5,000.. Aug. 20. 1905
3 4)s, J&D, 159,000. June, '02-15
($11,000 due yearly to 1910; $12,000, 1911 to 1915.)
5s,
1
Levee Bonds—
Oct. 1, 1904
$15,000
1907-1918
150.000
($10,000 year y on Oct. 1. 1912;
$15,000 yearly to 1918.)
5s, A<tO,
4s, AAO.
Wolf Creek Fmpe'v't Bonds—
May 1, 1902
MAN, $7,000
4s,
subjoined statement shows Dayton'B
municipal debt, the tax rate levied for all purposes (State, county,
city
and
school), etc.
—
—
.
Assessed Val.
Tax p. $1 ,000
Mar. 1.
$43,741,840
$2660
$2,501,500
42.565.200
2560
2,310,000
1900!.
41,796.180
2460
2,385,000
1899
23-80
41,785,530
2.263,000
1898
26-40
41,873,440
2.339,000
1897
26-00
41,048,210
2,497.000
1895
22-40
30,723,730
1,497,160
1S90
22-40
25,473,980
1,160,500
1885
22-50
19,816,640
1,099,000
1880
22-20
19,939,970
1,011,200
1875
20-50
16,254,760
357.617
1870
The total debt Sept 1, 1901, -was $'2,429,500, including a water
debt of $831,000. In addition to the total general debt there were outstanding on Sept. 1, 1901, special assessment bonds to the amount
of $545,000; principal and Interest payable from assessments upon
abutting or benefited property. All of said bonds are due aud payable
in from one to ten years.
The sinking fund assets on Sept. 1, 1901, amounted to $431,500.
The actual valuation of property is estimated at about $100,000,000.
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.—T' ie bonds are all for $1,000 each, inter
est payable at the American Exchange National Bank, New York City
POPULATION— In 1900 (Census), 85,333; in 1890 it was 61,220
In ISSOit was 38,678.
Total Debt
Tears.
.'
—
District. William G. Haevssier,
Clerk Board of Education.
Dayton School
School Bonds (Con.)—
When Due.
LOANS—
Refund. a Deficiency Bonds—
$100,000 .Feb. 1, 1904-07
33,'XiO
July 1,1911
J&J,
1908
50.000 ...July 1. 1912
J&J,
20, 1909
50.000 .. .May 1,1918
15. 1910
1913-16 4s, ....,
36,000 ....Mar. 1,1919
Mir.1,1920
1917
4s,.-..,
50,000
1,
1, 1921 Bond, debt Sept. 1, 1901. .$641,000
Sinking fund
....
10.300
School Bonds—
$100,000.. Apr.l, 1902-03 School tax (per $1,000) '97... $7*80
5s
$25,000 .. .June
5s, ...
July
4s, J&J, 30,000
Jan.
4s, J&J, 27.000
5s, ..... 10o.000..June I,
July
4s, ..... 20,000
4s, J&J, 20,000 ...July
.
5s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
15,
,
J. M alley,
DEFIANCE.—J.County.
Countv seat of Defiance
M&S, $25,000.. Mar., 1904
Clerk.
Library Bond—
When Due.
Flectkic Light Bonds—
LOANS.—
41.2s,
1902
$1.000
5s,
Street Improvement Bonds —
to
$22,600
Mar., 1916 6s
M&S)
5s
55 000
REFl'NDIN BONDS
'.'."'.'.',
11.700.MarV,1902 vl6
1917 4 4s,
4l«B
,$25,000
1902
Bonded
debt
Oct.
1, 1«00.$231 .600
25.000 Mar. 1,
5s,
29,000. .1899 to 1912 Assessed valuat'n 1900.2,3 "3 295
5s
4^8, M&3, 20,0. O..Sept.l,'10to Tottaxrate (per $1,000) '00. $40 30
7,694
($1,000 each M&S.) Mar. 1, 1920 Population in 1890 was
7,579
4s, M&S, $2 1,000... Mar. 1, 1910 to Population in 1900 was
Interest is mostly payable at City
($1,000 each M&S.).. .Mar. 1, 1920
...Mar. 1, 1910 Treasury, but on the 6 per cent
4s. Id &S, $ 2,000
($1,000 each M<fcS) to Sept. 1, 1920 bonds in New York.
($1,000 each
,
Sewer Bonds—
School District
Bonds— (ad't'nal.)
6s,
5s,
$6,000 ....1901 to 1904
1901 to 1910
,10,000
LIVERPOOL.EAST
Columbiana County.
This
;W. C. DAVIDSON", Mayor.
J. N. HANLEY, Clerk.
5i«8
$1.000
55,000
citv is in
I
When Due.
LOANS—
Street Improvement Bonds —
5s. M&S, $62,000 .. Sept. 1,1920
Refunding—
6s, J&D. $4,000
1900
1903
1917
($1,000 due yearly) to May
5s, M&S, $12,000 8ept. 1, 1^02 to
($1,000 due yearly.) Sept. 1, 1913
4s,
Subject to call after Sept.
M&N, $15,000
4s,
.
.May
June 1,1902
1, 1905
J&J, $105,000 ... July 1,1940
Optional after July 1, 1920
($1,000 due yearly) to June
1,
1,
1,
Water Bonds—
M&S, $33,000
1924
1914
1902-1914
4s, MAN, $13,000
1937
6s. Sept., 17.20-4
.Sept., l900-'04
1917
6s, Mar.,
26,329 ... 1901 to 1905 5s, J&D, $18.500.... June 1,1923
See V. 70, p. 243, for maturities. Total debt July 1,1901.. $390,354
1902 '06 Sinking fund..
20,000
6s, M&-S $16.3V7
Net debt July 1,1901... 370,354
Library Bonds—
Water
Dec.
1,1919
debt
(included)
147,500
4s, J&D, $<!0,000
..
Tax valuation 1901
Sewer Bonds—
5,520,532
6s, MAN, $10,000. Nov 1 1901-05 Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$3l80
6s, Nov..
10.000. Nov.,1901-1905 Population in 1 890 was
10,956
Population in 1900 was
16,485
Sept. 1,
Optional after Sept. 1,
4s, M&N, $24,000.... May 24,
Optional since May 24,
5s,
.
East Liverpool School Dist.— W. B. Hill, Clerk.
School Bonds—
...Jan. 1, 190 :
6,OO0.Sept., 1903-1905
J&J,
2,000
M&S,
.
ELYRIA.— \V.
This city
is
$6,000..Oct.,
Assessed valuat'n, 1900.3,422,980
K. Park, Clerk.
situated in Lorain County.
LOANS-
Citv
A&O,
F&A,
1906 1908
25,000. Aug., 1911-1923
Total debt Sept. 1, 1901.. $105,000
$9-00
8chooltax (per $1,0<>0)..
4s,
4*.
A&O, $14.000.. Oct., 1902-1908
J&D, 50.000..Jun« 1909-1933
5s,
5s,
6s,
4s,
Hall Bonds—
Street Improvement Bonds—
When Due.
6s,
A&O, $1,800
Oct., 1902-'04
Bond, debt Aug. 1,1901.. $203,400
Floating debt
13,100
Total debt Aug. 1, 1901.. 216,500
M&N.
(included)
195,000
Water debt
Water Works Bonds—
Total valuation 1901.. .3,872,000
4>«8, J&J, $45,000. . .July 1, 1924 Assessment about 13 actual value.
($10,0
yearly) to July 1, 1928 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1901. .$28 00
48, F&A, $150,000. Aug., '09 to '23 Population in 1890 was
5,611
Population in 1900 was
8,791
FEREST— On water bonds is payable at U. 8. Mort. & Trust Co.,
N. Y. City; on other bonds, in Elyria.
6s,
J&J, $6.000
Sept.,
Sewer Bonds—
1909
$2,550. .Feb., 1902-1904
2,000... May. 1902-1905
6s,
6s,
. .
.
Elyria School District. -J. C. Hill, President.
When Due. 5s, M&N. $30,000.May,1907 to '21
LOANS—
J&J, *8.500
1902-1918
($500 due yearly on July 1).
6s, F&A, *13,=>0O ...Aug., 1902-06
Bonded debt Sept. 1, 1901 $57,000
Assessed valuation 1901.3 500,000
Assessment about *3 actual value.
School rate (per M.) 1901. ...$8-00
6s,
5s,
($1,500 each F&A).
$5,000.. May, 1902 to'06
M&N,
EVANSTON.— Wm.
Th'.a village is in
LOANS-
H. Krapp, Clerk.
—
A&O. $10,000
Water B >ndb—
5s, A&O, $15,000 ..
When Due.
|
Fire 6s,
Sewer
April,
assess,
,
County seat
is
Washington
C.
6s,
,
Bond, debt Sept. 1 1901
$62,000
Total valuation 1901... 12,653, 573
Assessment is abt. ^ actual value.
State &Co. tax (per M.)'01..$9-69
Population in 1890 was
22,309
Population in 1900 was.. ..21,725
,
1901-1904
$16,700
payable at Auditor's
NTEREST
I
A V — JCHAS.
FRANK
c-TMriT
F
UN UL_, A
E.
I
Craiq, Auditor.
H.
When I>ue.
LOANSRefunding Debt—
6s, M&S, $15,000.... Sept. 1, 1903
15,000 ...Dec. 1, 1905
6s, J&D,
6s,M&8, 15,000. .. Sept. 1, 1908
Road and Ditch Bonds—
.
l
office.
WATSON, Mayor.
C.
RAY.
Clerk.
This city is the county seat of Hancock County. [$50,000 3 t% City
Hall bonds were ottered for sale on Apr. 11.]
When Due.
Water Bonds—
LOANS—
6s, Sept.
Citv Hall Bonds—
$50,000..1907&1922
21
6s,
13,0 '0.... Aug., 1922
3>a8, M&S, $50,000. .Mar., 1902
inodd)
in
even
yre.;
5s,
$3,000
150.000.. Mar. 1,1908
($2,000
Bonds—
5s,
20,000.
.Apr. 1,1914
City
...19011908 5s,
25,000 .Apr.l, 1919
414s
$9,000
1905-1910 5s, A&O,
4%s,
6,500
25,000. .Oct. 1, 1921
190J-1912
Sewkr, Etc.—
10,000
6s
6s,
Gas Bonds—
$18,280. .1901 to 1909
,
1901-1907 4s, A&O,
23,750 April. 1902
$55,000
6s,
1901 & 1906 ($1,250 each A&O) to Oct. 1, 1910
20,000.
5s,
4s. A&O. $10,000 Apr. 1, '02 to '1
Street Improvement Bonds—
1901-1909 4s, A&O, 20.000 Oct. 1, '02 to '11
$78,730
6s
1901-1910 Total debt Mar. 3, 1901.. $553,310
13,500
4s
3^28, FAA, 24,500 Oct., 1901 1910 Water debt (included).
291,750
Tax valuation 1900
(Part each A&O.-V. 71, p. 97.)
6,602,050
'04
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1902. $3400
312s, A&O, $3,000 .Apr., '02 to
Population in 1890 was
3^s. A&O. 14.000 .Apr., '05 to '1
18,553
4s.
A&O, 4,000.... Apr 1,1902 Population in 1900 was
17,613
to Oct. 1, 1905
($500 due A&O.)
.
A&O,
4s,
.
.
3,000.. Oct., '06 to '11
INTEREST is payable at the Fourth National Bank, New York City
CITY PROPERTY-—The city owns its water works and gas plant.
Findlay School DistrictWhen Due. 5s,
loans—
...1901-1920
3^8, M&S,
$10,0C0.... 1921-1925
25, 000.... 1902 19141
4s
,$112,000.
6s,
25,000. ...1915-1923
1920
..1901
3,100. 1901 '10
5s,13,0!»5. 1901-'10
$1,000
St. assess. 6s,
..April.
1920
1905
FOSTORIA.—J.
This city
is
Bond, debt Sept.
1900.$172,000
1,
M. Schatzel, Clerk.
in Seneca County.
When Due. Sewer debt
LOANS—
Stree Improvement Bonds—
4s M&S, $17,500
....Mar.
to Mar.
(500 each (M&S)
Refunding Bonds—
1,
1,
L902
1919
1902-1906
$10.000
6s,
4s,
(included)... $284,000'
Street debt (included)... 130 707
Water debt (included) .
200,000
Tax valuation 1900
2,459,840
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. $3650
Population in 1890 was
7,0/O
.
.
M&8, 29,734.. .. Mar. 1,'18-'19 Population in 1900 was
7,730
Interest on Water 5s due 1910 is
Sept. 1, 1918
4^8, M&S, 9,867
MaS.50,000
Sept.l, 1919 payable at the Shoe & Leather Bank
4s,
M&S, 8,867
4s,
Sept. 1, 1921 New York City.
M&S, 12,500 ....Mar. 1,1921
School District Bunds— (addit'l.)
4s,
Sept. 1, 1921 6s,
4s, MAS, 9,867
.,$20,000... Sept. 1,1904
Water Works Bonds—
4s. M&S,
15,000. ...March, 1905
$150,000
5s
(2,000 each M&S) to Sept 1, 1908
Total debt Sept.
1901. $624,707
1,
FRANKLIN CO.—
County seat
\
L. EWING JONES, Auditor.
NELSON A. SIMS, Treasurer.
Columbus.
is
LOANS—
&
When Due.
Brioge Emergency Notes—
5s, M&S, $70,000. ..Mar. 1902-03
5s,
M&N,
($20,000 each
4s,
A&O,$108,000.Apr.
M & $30,000 each Si
Defic'y
Bridge Bds.— (Con.)
$108,000... 1901 to 1918
($6,000 yearly on May 1.)
1,
1902 '19
M&S, $120,000 ...Mar. 1. 1902 Total debt Mar. 1 1901. $803,000
($20,000 each M&S) to Sept.l, 1904 Tax valuation, 1901
88,900,000
Defic'y & Bridge Bonds—
Assessment about ^a actual value.
M&S, $25,000 Sept. 1,1903 State & Co. tax (perM.).1901.$8-74
5s,
4s.
,
400,000
10.000
4i«s,
6s, J&D,
1901-1902
($5,000 yearly on Dec. 1.)
FREMONT.— C.
This city
is in
LOANS—
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
F. Bell, Clerk.
When Due. Water
6s,
4s,
5s,
1914
2,000. 1901'04
78,700
5,000.. '99-1905
4s, 16,000 Apr.l.'09
(part subject to call after 1899.)
4s, A&O. $10,500 ..Oct.. 1901, to
($500 each A&O.)
5s, $48,500
4,o00
4s,
4s, 10,000
1911
1904
April, 1906
1906
...
Water
Water
Water
GALION.— J.
This city
is
LOANS—
4ks, M&S,
,
.Oot.,
1911
4s, $10,00^)
Rh.fo>ding Bonds—
4s,
$7,950
10,700.... Apr., 190O-'08
13.800.. Apr. 1, 1903 to
($1,000 each A&O.) ..Oct. 1, 1909)
Total debt Nov. 28, 1899.$232,300
Water debt (included) ...
61,500
4s,
4s,
,
A&O,
Tax valuation 1900
2,398,890
Total tax (per$l,000) 1900.$3280
Population in 1890 was
7,141
Population in 1900 was
8,439
0. Ross, Clerk.
in Crawford County.
.
Refunding Bonds—
6s,
Population in 1890 was... .124,087
Population in 1900 was... 164,4(50
Sandusky County.
Street [mprov. 5s,$66, 100.. .1916
When Due.
Elec. light 5&6s, $26,000 ...'04-'06
8,000. Mar. 1906
Total debt Sept. 1, 1901. $169,100
Judgment 5s
$81, 0< 0.. ..1906-1912
6,000. Mar. 1, 1906
.
Street Bonds—
Tax valuation 1900
Actual value
4^8, J&J, $35, 100.. July, 1902-'10
412s, M&S, 7,000 ..Sept. l^O2-'08
4%s, M&S, 1,500.. Sept 190H-' 11
4^s, M&S, 4,500 ..Se t.l-02-'10
4i2S, M&S,
300. ...Sept. 1, 1911
(est.)
2,414,620
1899.. 5.000,000
rate (per $1,000) 1900. $31-40
Population in 1890 was
6,326
Population in 1900 was
7,282
School Dist. Bonds (additional)
4^8. M&S, $15,000Mar. 1, 1904 to
sewer Bonds—
Sept.l, 1918
($500 each M&S.)
$6,000.. ..Apr. 1, 1903
4*s8, A&O. $13,000 Oct.. '01-'10 6a,
INTEREST on bonds due January 1, 1906, is payable at Gallon.
County seat
CO. James
Tax
—
T.
Hanson, Auditor.
is Gallipolis.
.
LOANS—
fis,
44,000. 1901-'10
"
154,497 1901*10
5s,
11,000
Bond, debt Mar. 1. 1901. $68,960
Sewer Bonds—
Assess, debt (additional). 214, 692
5s, A&O, *7,000
April. 1920 Assessed valuation 1900. 700,000
Town Hall Bonds—
Assessment about *fl actual value.
5s. A&O, $18,000
April, 1920 Total tax rate (per M.) 1900 25-60
Light bonds 6s, $1,000
l^O^ Population in 1900 was
1,716
Cement6s
5,960 .... 1916
6s,
FAYETTE CO.— John
GALLIA
Hamilton County.
STREET Bonds
5s,
S3
,
.
5s
1
OttlO— CITIES /Wto TOWNS.
October, 1901.
1901
1
Turnpike Bonds—
When Due.
$40,000... 1905-09-11-15
$10,000 due each year on Jan. 15
58
Jan. 15, 1913
$5,000
5s,
30,000
1914 & 1916
$15,000 due each year on Jn. 15
4s, F&A, 60.000.... Aug. 17, 1917
5s
July 1. 1902
58,000
5s
($3,500 to 1902; $4,000, 1903-'05;
$1,000 tot 107; $5,000 to 1909;
$5,500 in 1910; $6,000 in 1911 &
1912, and $6,500 in 1913.)
5s, A&O, 40,000
.Apr. 6, 1918
60.O00.. July 28, 1919
5s J&J,
Interest paid by County Treasurer.
Bonded debt Sept.l, 1901. $318,500
Tax valuation lbOO
6,647,090
Real valuation
15,000,000
Tax rate (per M.) 1900
4*00
Population in 1890 was
27,005
Population in 1900 was
27,918
—
84
BtATt ATM CITY SUf flETVTEWT,
GALLIPOLIS.-Gko.
This olty
F.
LOANS.
.
.
MaN.
$85.000.... Fob. 25, 1014
Nov.
2.000
4s.
Redemption Bon
.
.
97,600 ...A
,
h>0
5s,
8.500
17.000
,
5s
1920
STREET IMPROVEMENT—
1010
1,
13,000
..
1004
1907
5s.
1010
4s,
1911
1918
5s,
1902-1909
$0,000
1901-1909
25,000
1901-1909
.....
16,000
F&A-"\ 10,000 ...1902 to 1911
,
Improvemknt Bonds—
$1,000
1911
2,000
1913 5s
1913
1914 Total debt Mar. 20, 1901. $261, 100
4.500
1915
Interest payable at City Treas'ry.
1,500
1^16 Total valuation 1900
1,809,404
3,000
1917 Assessment about \ actual value.
10,500.. ..Aus
191S Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$32-70
100.. ..Fe
4.498
Aug. 1, 191S Population in 1890 was
7,000
1919
Population in 1900 was
5.432
13, 000.... Aug. 25,
i;;.ooo
....
,
fta
5a,
5s,
....
.
F&A.
a A.
5s,
1
village
iu
is
Fire, Water. Lighting, Etc.
to 6, $132, 00 ...1900 to 1917
A&O. 21.000. ...Oct. 1, 1919
000 ....Apr.. 1901, to
6s.
Oct.. 1903 Bonded debt Sept. 1,1900$1 82,350
($500 each A&O)
5s, Sept.. |12,000. Sept.,1902 to '07 Assessed valuation 1900. 1.759,360
500 .. Sept 1, 1908 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900.. ..35-60
ipfc,
Street Improvement Boni» — Population in 1900 was
5,588
May. 165,000 .Miy 1, 1902'21
When Due.
Sew er Bonds—
llfl
5s,
Glenville School District.
— Chester L.
Arthur,
Clerk Board of Education.
LOANS—
When Due.
1901-1917
A&O, 30,000
(For maturity see V. 70, p. 495.)
5s, A&O, $30,000.. ..Oct., 1901-30
5s,
I
I
Bonded debt Mar.l, 1901. .$60,000
School tax (per M.) 1899
14.00
McPherson, Auditor.
When Due.
LOANSCoi rt House Bonds—
«», MAS. *lo0,OO0..Mar. 1. '06-30
Assessment about
the
MAS, 84.000. 8ei>t. 1,'06-'2S
Bonded debt Sepr. 1. '01. .$212,000
4s, e.
GREENFIELD.— A. S.
LOANS—
Boden, Treasurer.
FA A, $25,000...
Sept.
35,000
6s,
$15,700
Total debt Sept. 1, 1900 ...$94,100
Tax valuation 1900.... 1.112,711
Total tax rate (per M.)1900.$3030
1,1930
1911
Electric 6s, 20, 000... Sept. 1 1911
Elect. & water 4s, $10,000.. '02-11
4s,
isept. 1,
Population in 1890 was
Population in 1900 was
2,460
3,979
Greenfield School District. -D H Anderson,
C 'k
When Due. 6s,
$10,500.... Sept. 1, 1910
LOANS
4s,
MAS, $19,000
Mar.
1,
1921
i
E.
City Clk.
M&S, $70,000.. Mar., 1919-1928
Natural Gas Refund. Bonds—
oOO
1901-1905
..
1901-1905
$50,000
($10,000 yearly on June 1.)
Total debt Sept 1, 1900. $281,000
Sinking fund assei s
10,000
Tax valuation 1900
3,133,460
$2^-00
Total tax (per M.) 1900
Population in 1890 was
5,473
Population in 1900 was
5.501
6s,
Street Paving Bonds—
Feb., 1902-16
.¥18,000
Refunding Bonds —
1905
$10,000
Water Works Bonds—
$19.000.... Dec. 12, 1917
5,000.... Oct. 27, 1902
56.000. . .Dec. 12, 1918
5s,
5s
5s
School Dist Bonds (ad lilional)—
.
Sewer Bonds—
4a,
Calderwood,
4s,
Improvement Bonds—
5s.
8ept. 1, 1909
Sewer Bonds— (Con.)
When Due.
Jan., 1902-'15
$61,600
I
M&S, $3,000
6s, semi-an., $5,000...
6s, ..... $T,000
Mar., 1918
GUERNSEY
CO.— Wm. P.
Cambridge
county
is
the
1901 & 1902
1903-1905
When Due.
Auditor.
Assess, valuation, per'l$2, 662,521
Total valuation 1900.. 9,001,651
Assessment about 23 actual value.
Population 1890 (Census). .28, 645
Population in 1900 (est.) .. .30,000
luly, 1906-15
1. 1901.
$46,000
Floating debt
8.000
Total debt Sept. 1,1901.
54,000
Assessed valuation, real. 6, 339, 130
HAMILTON.—
M. 0.
County.
This
Burns, Clerk.
LOANS—
Refunding Sewer Bonds—
When Due.
Deficiency Bonds—
4^8, F&A, $1,750. .Auk. 1. 1902
($250 yearly) to Aug. 1, 1908.
1900-1908
1.160
4^8
Fire DEnr. Bonds—
1901-06
4s. $3,000
1901-1911
$93,460
Electric-Light Bonds
4Hjs,
—
UK>o.Julyl,'04to'18
WOBKfl Bonds—
-
F& A, $127,500 Feb. 1, '02 to' 18
(Subject to call after Feb. 1, '09.)
Intersection Bonds—
F&A, $25.700
Am?. 1. 1908
Refunding Bonds —
Street Improvement Bonds—
1899-1913
58-0-,
$30, 000.. 1901 to 1905 4Hj8,
$50,284
1899-1908
...
25,000
4#.
48,
17,000
Crematory Bo.nts
4s
73,100. .Aug, 1901-1910
Water Works Bonds—
\ug.l902tol913
4a. J&J1901-1915
5s, J&J, $271,000
Bkweb Bond
1899-1911 5s,....,
413s, ..... 695,551
1901-1907
3,500
5a,
4s.
—
—
1899-191.".
10
4s, ann..
6a, .....
4e,
.....
13,025..
4a
44a,
.....
3,200
3,900
.
.
1-H1924
19i 0-1909
1901-1913
Assessment Bonds—
4Hb, newer-,
-
City,
1901
Population in 1900 was
23,914
Population in 1^90 was
17,565
payable at First National Bank, New
.1899-1913
13,918.. .1999-1905
INTEREST
York
1,0.
Total debt Mar. 1, 1901. $936,602
Water debt (Included)... 275,500
Total valuation 1900... 8,566,320
m't about 2-5 actual value.
Total tax (per $1 ,000)1 900. $32-52
o yearly to 1914.)
-tindry,
on water bonds is
all other bonds at city treasury.
and upon
—
School District. W. X. Andrews,
Clerk Board Education.
Refunding Bonds—
When Due.
LOANS—
Hamilton-
|
Bcildiv. Bo
4a
11.)—
uD, $10,000.... June. '19&'24
1901-1911
5,500
,
Is
I
:
4a,
l
4s,
$13..loo
1908-1934
»00 yearly.)
$12,000
Feb. 24. 1902
$3,000
14,000
1903 to 1909
1923-1928
16,000
Bonded debt Sept. 1, '00. $160,500
Assessed valuat'n 1899.8.761,657
Soiiool tax (per $1,000) '99.. $700
Interest payable at First National
Bank, Hamilton, O.
,
3i«s
I
I
I
EUGENE L. LEWIS, Auditor.
JOHN H. GIBSON. Treasurer.
The armory bonds mentioned below are
The Superior Court lias deolarod them Ule-
Cincinnati.
the subject of litigation.
gal
V. 72. p. 201.
LOANS—
When Due
LOANSDecennial Appraism't Bonds—
4s, A&O, $15,000. ..Apr. 30, 1919 4s, J&D, $100,000.... June 1,01-10
4s, J&D.
100,000.. .Deo. 1,1937
Overdraft Bonds—
Subject to call after Deo. 1, 1917
3»«8, M&S, $75,000 Sept. 1, '01-10
Bridge Bonds—
Real Estate Record—
When Due.
Armory Bonds—
M&S,
$58,000.. Sept. 1, 1901
46,000. .Nov. 1, 1902
Feb. 7, 20,000.. Feb. 7,1904
4s, Feb. 28, 75,000. .Feb. 28, 1904
4s. J&J.
17,000.. July 11, 1904
4s, A&O,
15,000. .Oct. 1, 1905
4s, J&D,
25,000.. June 16, 1916
4s, M&N.
79,500.. Nov. 25,1916
4s, F&A, 107,000.. .Aug. 10, 1918
4s, A&O,
99,000.. .Oct. 26, 1918
4s, J&J.
31,000. ..July 8. 1919
3^8, F&A. 4.750.. .Aug. 26,1919
M&N,
Court House—
F&A, $50,000... Aug. 1,1934
5s,
Subject to call aft. Aug. 1, 1914
J&D, $35,000... Dec. 1,1934
Subject to call aft. Deo. 1, 1914
4s, J&D, $15,000... June 1,1934
Subject to call aft. June 1, 1914
4s, M&N, $350,000. .May
1, 1935
Subject to call aft. May 1, 1915
4s. J&D, $125,000.. .June 15, 1936
Subiect to call aft. June 15, 1916
County Bonds—
J&D, $150,000... Dec. 16, 1914
Subject to call aft. Dec. 16, 1904
260,000.. May 15, 1916
4s, M&N,
5s,
Fair Grounds Ext.
5s,
& Imp.—
July 16, $10,OOO.July 16, 1902
Subject to call aft. Oct. 1, 1906
5s, J&D,
$50,000... Dec. 1,1917
Subject to call aft. Dec. 1, 1907
5s, A&O, $25,000... Nov. 1,1918
Subject to call aft Nov. 1, 1908
4s. J&D, $30,000.. .Dec. 12, 1921
Subiect to call aft. Dec. 12, 1911
4s, F&A. $30.000.. .Feb.
6,1922
Subject to call aft. Feb. 6, 1912
Aqueduct Bonds—
F&A, $25,000.... Aug.
$30,000.. .Various, 1915
Subject to caU after 1905
5s, Var., $5,500.Jan. & Feb., 1916
Subject to call after 1906
5s, M&8,
$4,500. ..Mar. 1,1917
Subject to call aft. Mar. 1, 1907
5s, Var.,
Tax DuplicateM&N, $65,000.. .May
1, 1915
Subject to call aft. May 1, 1905
Platting
4b, J&J,
$12,280. ..Jan. 22, 1903
Platting- (Con )
4b, F&A,
$8,000... Feb. 13,1904
4s, F&A,
24,500.. .Feb. 1,1919
Subject to call aft. Feb. 1, 1909
4s, J&D, $15,000 .June
1, 1922
Subject to caU aft. June 1, 1912
SB,
—
.
Road and Avenue Bonds—
5s,Mar.l4,$H,OO0.Mar. 14, '02-'04
4s, Oct. 20, 6,500. .Oct. 20, 1901
4s, July 1. 13,500.. Jul\ 1. 1901-02
4s, Feb. 7, 20,000.... Feb. 7. 1904
(8ubjeotto call $4,000 yearly.)
4s, J&D,
30.000.. .Dec. 12, 1911
.
4s, J&D,
70,000. ..June 1,1912
4s, M&N,
45,000 ..Nov. 1, 1913
4s, J&D,
13,000. ..June 30, 1914
4s, A&O.
29,000
Oct. 1,1914
4s, Oct. 25, 90,000... Oct. 25, 1913
Subject to call aft. Oct. 25, 1903
4s, F&A, $30,000. . . Aug. 7, l'.^Ol
.
($6,000 due yearly)to Aug. 7, 1905
Turnpike Bonds—
1903
1911
1912
1913
M&S, 27,000... Sept. 1,1919
Subject to call aft. Sept. 1, 1909
Total debt Sept. 1, 1900. $2,815 930
5s,
4b,
4s,
4b,
4s,
Sept.l6,$12,000.Sept.l6,
20,000 .Dec. 12,
31,000. ..Dec. 24,
M&N, 14,400.. .May 31,
J&D,
J&D,
Tax valuation, real. 192,727,810
Tax valuat'n, personal. 48,608,810
. . .
22,
Subject to call aft. Aug. 22,
4s, J&J, $60,000.... Jan. 27,
Subject to call aft. Jan. 27,
4s,
M&S, $15,000... Mch. 4,
Subject to call after Mch. 4,
1916
1906
1917
1907
1919
1909
Total valuation 1900.. 241, S36. 620
State & Co. tax (per M.) 1900 $7-50
Population in 1890 was.. ..374,573
Population in 1900
409,479
HANCOCK COUNTY.— Surrel
P.
De
WOLFE, Auditor. County seat is Findlay.
Ditch Bonds—
When Due.
LOANS—
4^8. F&A $46.000.. ) Aug.l, 1902 5s. *&A, #12.000.Aug.l901to'05
($2,000y'rlvtol912;>
to
$3,000 thereafter.) ) Aug.l, 1920
Total debt Sept. 1, 1900 $22 1,000
Total valuation 1900... 21,846,756
AssesB't abt. 40 per cent, aot'l vaL
1907-1918
1901-1905
County tax (per l,<>00) 189* $6-70
Population in 1890 was
42,562
41,993
Population in 1900 was
Court House Bonds—
,$105,000
50,000
5s,
4^8
,
HARDIN
CO.
County
Kenton.
seat
6s,
James Bastable, Auditor
is
Infirmary Bonds—
When Due.
Poor Bonds—
«s,
A<sO, $10,500. Apr. 1903 to *07
Ditch Bonds—
6e,J&J $72,810 94
1902 07
(Payable by special assessment.)
Pike Bonds—
6s. .i.t.r, $6,000
1902
Bridge Bonds-
1902
J&J, $5,000
to
1905
Interest is payable in N. Y. City.
Total debt Sept.18, 1901 $126,310
20,000
Floating debt.
Total valuation 1900... 11,982,940
Assessment abt. 'b actual value.
State &co.tax (per M.)1900.$12 00
:
28,939
Population in 1890 was
Population in 1900 was
31,187
INTEREST is payable at the Hanover Nat Bank, New York, and at
the County Treasurer's office.
SB,
city is in Butler
5a,
County seat
LOANS—
De Hart
seat
LOANS—
J&J. $30.000
Bond, debt Sept.
4s,
'
HAMILTON CO.—
3*28.
LOANS—
4a,
..
:tv is in
4s, Jan.,
5s,
4,750
5s
GREENVILLE.—
E.
Darke County
This
($4,000 due yearly)
4138, July 7, $30,000..July 7, 1905
($3,000 due yearly) to July 7, 1914
5b,
Highland County.
When Due. Improvement
in
is
8kwkr & Street Bonds—
WaterSs,
2. 1912
9, 1913
to Oct. 9. '17
Longview Improvement—
A&O, $25,000.. .Oct. 1,1916
21,776
Slnkiuic funds.
Thi- village
Mar. 2,
($4,000 due yearly) to Mar.
5s.
Oct. 9, $20,000.. Oct.
seat.
Assessed valua'n 1900.18.489.340
2 3 actual value.
St. & co. tax (per M ) 1900... 840
Population in 1890 was. ...29,820
Population in 1900 was.... 31,613
Building Bonds )Con.t—
4s
4s
$1.000.. Feb. 24, 1902
40,000 ...Mar. 2, 1903
5s,
GREENE
CO.—J. H
Xenia
county
is
•_>'.
58,
4s,
4s,
4s,
VILLE.— Ira. G. Farley, Clerk.
GLEN
This
Cuyahoga County.
LOANS-
6s, Feb.
,
,
58,
When Due.
Building Bonds—
Redemption Bonds— Con.
5s, F&A, $0.000... Feb. 25, 19*0
When Due.
w.vikk Bonds 1S91
5s,
;w.
LOANS—
Boyie, Clerk.
iu Gallia County.
la
LXXI1I
Vol.
A&O, $32,000 Apr. 1902
to '08
HENRY COUNTY. —David
County seat
is
Napoleon.
When Due.
LOANS-
Refunding Bonds—
$30,000
5s
Township Road
J&J $12,000
J&J 11,000
5s,
5s,
5s,
5s,
4b,
4s,
Ditch Bonds—
J&J, $7,000
58,
April 1,1904
Imp. (Special) —
July 1, 1905
July 1,1906
July 1, 1907
J&J, 8,000
Nov. 1. 1907
13,000
J&D, 10,000... Dec, 1901 '10
J&D, 20,000.... June, 1902-'ll
,
July 1,1902
Total debt Sept. 1. 1900. $93,000
Total valuation 1900. ..6,967,350
Assessment about *3 actual value.
State & co. (per tax M.) '99 $13-24
.
25,080
Population L890was...
Population in 1900 was. ...27,282
H w MOUNTAIN, Mayor.
—
GEO. H. DA VIES,
Lawrence County
TOr^rvTT^r^KT
JrCLJIN 1 LJIN.
County seat of
F. Coe, Auditor.
5
-
-
City Clerk.
J
Street Bonds—
Junel, 1912
J&D, $25,000
Street Improvement.
Sept.1, 1910
May 1,1914
Payable by special assessment.
3,500
5s, M&N,
1902-1913
Hi itndim. Bonds—
6s,
,$10,233 47
Temporary Loan Bonds—
Sept. 1, 1915
5s, M&S, $30,000
4b
Refunding Wharf Bonds $17,700
..July 11, 1908 Bonded debt Sept. 1 ,1901. $264,000
5s, J&J, $5,500.
Subject to call after July 11, 1903. Water debt (Included) ... 1 55,000
Spec, asst.debt (add'u'l). 10,233 47
Sewers, Etc.—
June 1, 1912 Temporary loans (add'n'l) 17,700
5s, J&D, $25,000
LOANS—
When Due.
Memorial Hall.
5s. M&S, $20,000
5b,
1
WATER Bonds.
5s,
J&J, $90,000
Jan. 1,1906
5s,M&S,
18,000
4H..I&.I,
4s. J&J,
27, 000. ..July
20,000.... July
Mar. 1,1911
1,1906
1,
1907
Total debt Sept. 1. 1901.. .291 933
3,764,619
Tax valuation 1900
City tax (per$l,' 00) 1900. $11*00
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900 3120
Population in 1890 was...-10„939
Population in 1900 was.... 11,868
—
—
OttlO-CimS
October, 1901.
INTEREST on the wharf bonds, on the special assessment bonds,
and on the temporary loan bonds, is payable at the City Treasury; on
all other bonds at the National Park Bank, N. Y. City.
M$
t Tiv/r a
J_11V±
A.
Mar.
,$11,000
5s,
1903
1,
CO.— 0.
JACKSON
county
Jackson
is
the
Tukxpike Bonds—
4s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
,
Schellenger, Auditor.
A&O. 60,000 ..April, 1907-10
A&O, 20,000.. .April 1919-20
A&O, 20,000.., April 12, 1921
|
Bond, debt, Apr. 1, 1901. $400,000
Total valuation, 1900
6.556,149
Assessment about \ actual value.
State* Co. tax (perM.)'98..$12-54
Population 1890 was
28,408
Population in 1900 was
34,248
JEFFERSON
CO. -Geo.
County
seat
is
When Due.
Turnpike Bonds—
J&D, $115,000... .June 1, 1902
J&D, 11 6,500.... June 1,1910
8ubject to call June 1, 1905
June 1, 1911
5s, J&D, $87.000
Subject to oall June 1, 1899
Sinking fund
Net debt Sept. 1, 1900..
Township bonds (add'l)
77,955
315,545
124,000
Total valuation 1900... 18,449,440
Assessment is * B actual value.
State & Co. tax (per M.) '99. .$19 80
Population in 1890 was
39.415
Population in 1900 was
44,357
A&O, $75,000
Apr. 1, 1913
F&A, 40,000.Feb.20,1902-'ll
10,000
5s
6,000
1906-08
6,000
58, F&A.
(V. 71, p. 1082, for maturity.)
KENT.— W.
This city
County.
LOANS—
When Due. Total valuation 1900... $1,526,214
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. $24-10
Imp. and Park Bonds—
6s, M&S, $80,000..Mar. 1, 1915-22 Population in 1890 was
,3501
Total debt Sept. 1, ltfOO. $80,000 Population in 1900 was
4,541
1,
Sewer Bonos—
4s, A&O. $96,000. Oct.
I
|
These bonds have been repudiated by the City Council on the ground
that they were illegally issued. The interest due September 1, 1896,
was not paid. In 1900, however, tne United States Circuit Court of
Appeals affirmed the validity of the bonds.
KENTON.—
John P. Dugan,
Hardin County.
Clerk.
Refunding Bonds—
When Due.
Sewer Bonds—
6s, A&O, $5,000
48, A&O, 1,500
(
6s,
6s,
1901-1919
,$79,000
15,000
A&O,
.,
$10,000.... Oct., 1916-'17
1901-1915
37,500
1903-'07-'09
,
LAKE CO. —E. D.
LOANS—
58,
4s,
4s,
J&J.
J&D,
When Due. Bonded debt
15.000..1903, '07
Sept.l, 1900.$69,500
Assessed valua'n 1900.14,815,420
Population 1890
18,235
Population 1900 was
21,680
& '09
LANCASTER.—
Geo
County.
This city
is
1,
1925.)
Refunding Water Bonds—
M&S,
$150,000. .Mar. 1, 1925
(Subject to call after Mar. 1, 1920.)
3><ss,
Water Works—
5s,M&S, $50,000.... Mar. 1,1906
($10,000duey'rly)toMar. 1, 1910
Apr. 1, 1916
5s, M&S, 138,000.
Bonded debt Oct., 1901.. $873,150
. .
.
Floating debt
50,000
Total debt Oct. 1, 1901... 823,150
Water debt (included).... 438,000
Assessed valuation 1900.8,103,076
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$28 00
Assessm't about 23 actual value.
Population in 1890 was
15,981
J&J, 1902
J&J, $3,000
Jan. 1,1903
J&J, 1,000
Jan. 1,1902
J&J, 36,000
($3,000 eaoh J&J.. .to July 1, 1907
Jan. 1, 1908
J&J, 5,000
5s,
Jan. 1, 1H02
5s,
J&J, 27,100
(part due each J&J). .to July 1, 'OS
INTEREST on the water bonds
Co., N. Y.; on all other bonds at the
Population in 1900 was
21,723
payable by Winslow, Lanier &
|
is
City Treasurer's
—
office.
Lima School District. A. Catt, Clerk.
When Due. 5b, M&S, $15,000.Sept. 1, 1902-'16
LOANS—
'14
M&N,
Bonded debt
$13,000 .Sept.1902 to
14,000. Sept.1902 to '15
M&S,
Chas. H. Beck,
LOGAN.—
This City
Hooking County.
LOANS—
6s,
5s,
$61,000
590,215
Total tax (per $1,000) 1901.$35-94
Population in 1890 was
3,119
Population in 1900 was
3,480
1, 1906
1901-1929
Jan.
$3,000
J&D, 58,000
($2,500 due yearly on June
INTEREST
0.,
20,
Clerk
When Due. Total debt Mar. 1, 1901
Tax valuation 1901
Water & Sewer Bonds
,
IMay
in
is
Gas,
of district
1901, $63,000.
is
and Spitzer&
1.)
..
payable at the Western German Bank, Cincinnati,
Co., Toledo.
LOANS—
Ditch Bonds— (Con.)—
When Due.
Bridge Bonds—
4s,
Jan. 1, 1905
$10,000
M&S,
15,000
Jan. 1, 1910
J&J,
4,500..Jan.l,1904to
Jan. 1, 1908
($500 each J&J)
4b, J&J, $10,500... .Jan. 1, 1906 to
($1,500 each J&J).... Jan. 1, 1909
4s, J&J. $2,000
July 1, 1909
4s,
4s,
5s,
Pike Bonds—
J&J, $12,500
4s,
Jan., 1902, to
July 1. 1903
$16,000. Jan., 1902-1905
($2,000 due each J&J.)
($2,500 ea3h J&J.)
J&J,
. .
M&N,
Gravel Road Bonds—
->*4
J&J, $23,000... J&J, 1902-1907
(V. 73, p. 252 for maturity.)
Buildings and Road Imp'ts—
1902-1903
6s, ..... $6,000
Total debt. July. 19, 1901.$81,00O
5s,
.
J&J, $3,500 ... Jan. 1 1902, to
Jan. 1905 Total valuation 1900. .14,281,030
($500 each J&J)
Ditch Bonds—
Population in 1890 was
27,386
30,420
6s, J&J, $15,000
1901 to 1903 Population in 1900 was
,
.
Heartwell, Auditor.
1902-1916
$36.000
20,000.,June, 1910-M 9
,
(Subject to call after Apr.
5s,
5s,
5s,
5s,
Painesville is the county seat.
Bridge Bonds—
3>«8,
.
4s,
Water Works Bonds—
Refunding Bonds—
A&O, $100,000.. .Apr.1.1930
Jan. 1,1902
J&J, 26,000
(*2,000 each J&J). .to Jan 1, 1908
l,1902-*03
July
6s, July, $1,500.
5s, J&J, $40,000.. July, 1901-1908
($2,000 every J&J to 1903 inolus.;
$3,000 ev'ry J&J from 1904 to '08.)
5s, J&J, $36,000. Jan., 1902-1910
($2,000 every 6 months J&J.)
58, J&J, $32,000.... July, 1901, to
Jan.l. 1909
($2,000 each J&J)
$4,500.. July 1, '08-1909
5s, J&J,
($2,000 due in 1908.)
6s,
seat is Bellefontaine.
$58,000
1907-1925
1901-1902 Total debt Aug. 10, 1901 $195,665
Apr. 1, 1902 Floating debt
2,024
($15u each A&O)... to Oct. 1, 1906 Tax valuation 1900
2,215,430
Street Improvem't Bonds—
Total tax (per $1,000) 1901.$3620
1901-1903 Population in 1890 was
6s,
$21,*l-i
5,557
48, A&O,
17,000
Apr., 1902 Population in 1900 was
6.852
School DUtrict Bonds— Add'l.)
($1,000 due each A&0)to Apr.1910
68,
4s,
1, 1 902 to
1, 1925
LOGAN
CO.—Frank E. Milligan, Auditor.
County
in
LOANS—
J&J, $1,000.. J&J, 1902-1903
J&J, 2,200. J&J,
1902
J&J, 2,000.. J&J,
1903
J&J, 60,300
1902-1909
(Part due each J&J.)
3^8, J&J, $32,000.. July, 1902-'10
(Part each J&J.) ma
5s,
4*28,
4*28,
4s,
1902
1910
($2,000 eaoh A&O). ...Oct.
I
Is
A&O, $9,000
($500 each A&O)... to Oct.
|
This city
.
1,
5s,
5s,
H. Bushnell, Treasurer.
situated in Portage
is
Auditor.
Interest payable at County Treas.
Total debt Sept. 1, 1900 $393,500
5s,
5s,
5s,
6e,
5s,
Harden,
P.
Steubenville.
LOANS—
WM. McCOMB, Mayor.
c. E LYNCH, Clerk.
Paving Bonds—
Tdrnpike Bonds— (Con.)
4s, M&S, $100,000. Mar., 1922-26
When Due.
$20,000... Sept. I.'07-IO
80,000. ..May 4, '11 18
100,000 .April 1, '11-20
5s,
4s
I
Apr.
4s,
seat.
LOANS—
5
Fire Department Bonds—
1900-1906
1908-1912
,$11,000
10,000
58
P.
—
This city is the county seat of Allen County.
Paving Bonds— (Con.)—
When Due.
LOANS—
—
Ironton School District.
WA«h Due. 5b,
LOANS—
85
TOWNS,
H. Miller, Treasurer.
in Fairfield
When Due.
When DueLOAN S—
Fire Improvement Bonds—
City Hall Bonds 5b, J&J, $7,000
$2,000 yearly 6s. F&A, $25,000
1902 to 1904
Street Improvement Bonds—
($10,000 yearly).
6e, J&D, $5,229
June 1, 1906
Water Works—
6s, M&S, 14,900
Mar. 1, 1908 5s, M&N, $2 1,000.... $2,000 yearly
6s, F&A, 5,000
Aug. 1, 1905 Bonded debt Sept.l, 1900.$104,843
5s, F&A,
720
Aug. 1, 1908 Total valuation 1900.. .$3,363,430
58, J&D,
6,175 ...Aug., 1901-10 Assessment about 85 actual value.
($325 each F&A.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$24-20
5s, M&N, $8,«40
May 1, 1902 Population in 1890 was
7,555
($442 each M&N) .to Nov. 1, 1911 Population in 1900 was
8,991
The oity owns its natural gas plant, from which is derived a net
Income of about $25,000 per annum.
LOANS—
nn
5 GEO. L. GLITSCH. Mayor.
a t-nt
J_CJJr(. -A.1JN .
\ J. J. MAHONEY. Clerk.
This city is in the county of the same name.
Sewer Bonds—
When Due.
LOANS—
,$24,000. Part due yearly
6b,
Refunding Bonds—
1901-1903 4s, M&S, 42,000. Mar. 15, *02 to
6s,
$3,000
Sept. 15, 1910
($1,000 due yearly on Oct. 28.)
1903-1912
($2,000 each, M&S, to 1904.)
6s,
,$30,000
($2,500 each, M&S, to 1910.)
($3,000 due yearly on Aug. 1.)
4s M&S, $7,000. ..Mar. 1, 1902-'05
River Impr< .vement Bonds—
($1,000 each M&S.)
5s, J&T, $75,000. ... July 15, 1918
($5,000 due yearly) to Julyl5,1932 Total debt Aug. 1, 1901.. $564 ,91
1914-1933 Water debt (included)
230,000
5s
, $100,000
Spec, assess, bds. (incl.). 114,285
($5,000 due yearly on Sept 15.)
4,651,648
Ref'd'g Water- Works Bonds— Tax valuation 1900
Assessment about i« actual value.
5s
, $125,000... Aug. 25, 1915
5s,
90,000. ...Nov. 1,1914 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. $3500
4,863
4s. M&S, 15,000... Sept. 1, 1919 Population in 1890 was
Population in 1900 was
16,028
Paving Bonds—
$27,000....1902tol904
6s
t
—
,
.
. .
,
.
LAWRENCE
CO.— H.
E.
Brown,
Auditor.
County seat is Ironton.
LOANS—
Turnpike Bonds— (Con.)
M&S, $10,000
Mar. 1, 1909
($l,000each M&Sj to Sept. 1,1913
Bonded debt Sept.l, 1900.$260,500
When Due.
Turnpike Bonds—
5b, M&S, $225,000.. Mar., 1902-*23
4s,
. .
($5,000 due semi-annuaUy.)
M&S, $20,000 ..Mar 1, 1904,to
($1,000 each. M&S.) Sept. 1. 1913
4s,
$2,500 .. .Mar. 1902 to
($?00 each, M&S) Mar.. 1904.
Total valuation 1900 ... 8,110,096
Assessment is *2 actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000), '99..$12-90
Population in 1890 was
39,556
4s,
M&S.
10,000
1904-1908 Population in 1900 was
39,534
($1,000 due M&S.)
INTEREST on $50,000 of the turnpike bonds is payable at the Park
Bank, N. Y.; on aU other bonds at the office of the County Treasurer.
4s,
LEIPSIC— A.
This village
is
LOANS—
in
Water Bonds—
Putnam County
When Due. Assessed valuation 1900.$357,599
5b
^ actual value.
,$24,000....1911tol920 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900.$42-00
Street-Improvement Bonds—
Population in 1890 was
1,353
6b
,$36,400...
1*04-1920 Population in 1900 was
1,726
Bonded debt Sept. 1, 1901. $60,400
LICKING CO.
County seat
LOANS—
is
E. Pitzer, Auditor.
Newark.
J&J, $50,000
July 1, 1905
($10,000 due yearly) to July 1,1908
County Building Bonds—
6b, J&J, $42,000
1901-1907
5b,
Refundinq Bonds—
& 6s,
,
$62,500.. Aug. 1916
LORAINcounty
CO.— G.
Elyria
s
($2,500
,
the
1,
H. Lewis, County Auditor.
seat.
When Due. Bonded debt Apr. 2, 1900.$200,957
LOANS—
Total valuation 1900.. .14,815,420
Children's Home Bonds—
4^8, F&A, $27,000. Aug. 15, 1902 Assessm't about 35% actual value.
($3,000 due y'rly) to Aug. 15, 1910 State & Co. tax (per M) lb99.$8-80
Population in 1890 was ....40,295
Bridge Bonds54,857
4s
$145,000. Mar. 1, 1902, vo Population in 1900 was
($5,000 every 6 mos.) Mar. 1, 1916
INTEREST is payable at the County Treasurer's office.
T ttp a c /""/^tt-nt't-'V
LULAbLUUJNl
Y —
County
seat is Toledo.
LOANS—
When Due.
Armory Bonds—
$73,000
Children's Home
4138, var.,
—
1941-1942
5
$
WM. M. GODFREY, Auditor.
JOSEPH L. YOST, Treasurer.
Bridge Bonds—
J&J, $48.000.Jan.
4s,
4s,
J&J,
10,800
15,
1902 '05
Jan. 15, 1906
Stone Road Levy Bonds—
$45,000.... 1902-1911
1901 4*28
Stone Road Repair Bonds—
($7,000 due yearly) to 1907
1911
$15,000. ...
5s,
....
12,000
1908 5s, .....
Ditch bonds—
1905-1906
4*88, ...
10,000
1902-1904
Court-House—
4^8, ....,$17,840
1944 Interest payable at Co. Treasury.
4s, M&S, $500,000*
Total debt 8ept. 1, 1901, $868,640
Subject to caU 1924.
F&A,$49,000
5s,
.
Anthony
When Due. Total debt Feb. 1, 1901. $102,000
Bridge & Road Repair Bonds— Assessed val'n, real
16,114,990
|
Assessed val'n, pers'L. 7,467,100
Total valuation, 1900"23!582;o90
Assessment about 65% actual val.
State* co. tax (per M) 1900 $8 40
43,279
Population in 1890 was
Population in 19 00 was.... 47,070
J&J, $10,000 ....1903 & 1904
INTEREST is payable at Newark, Ohio.
688,
5s
.
A. Kober, Clerk
Assessment about
Lorain School District.— B. E. Hopkins, Clerk.
When Due. 4s, F&A, $55,000.. Aug. 1, 1917, to
LOANS—
each F&A). ...Feb.
1928
General Bonds—
M&S, $20,000
4*38,
Sinking fund
..
($4,000 due yearly) to
Stone Road Imp. Bonds—
4s,
... ,
4i2S, ....,
58
,
*
28,000
Tax valuation, real
54,865,000
1907 Tax valuation, person'1.17, 300,000
.1903
$25,500. ...1902-1910
22,500.... 1901-1908
20,000. ...1901-1^04
Total valuation 1901... 72, 165,000
Real valuation about.. 180,000,000
State & co. tax (per M) 1901 .$4-30
Population in 1890 was . 102,296
Population 1900 (Census) 153,559
$220,000 coupon; $280,000 registered.
.
. .
—
J
8
86
SW£ y*N3 CITY SUpflSMSflT.
MADISON
COUNTY.— B. A. Taylob, And. MEIGS CO.— Clinton A.
Oountv Mat
Loudon.
la
LOANS—
'S, MA-.V,
part yearly
1. 1901
$136,000
bonds (add't) 47,136
Total debt Mar.
Road
729. part y'rlv to 1904
680, par: ^ y'ly to '09
ti.75o'
par: yearly
5s, Jit J.
MAN.)
JAJ. $5,600
5s,
IMPROVEMENT—
1>ITCH
$8.6O0.Nov. 1.1001-1903
($1,720 due each
A ditch
Pax valuation 1900.... 18.421,350
State .V Co tax n erM) 19O0.$9*10
Population in 1890 was
20,057
Population in 1900 was ....20,590
Refunding Bonds—
ooo.Mar.,1902 to'07
Ditch and road improvement bonds payable by special assessment
John
MADISONVILLE.Madisouville
Hamilton County.
LOANS—
Con ant,
Clerk.
Town Hall Bonds—
lr/'<'" *>"«•
EUOTRIO-LlQHT LND WvlERWORKS Hon
$500 ann.
1910
,$4.000
4.000
69
os
Water-Works Bonds—
1923
1924
$15.000
6a,
A.
in
is
1922
1922
y'rly Bonded debt Anr. 1. 1901. $131,351
990,300
Bcbwai Bonds—
Tax valuation moo
4>js,M,vN, Til. "00.. Not. 1,1928 Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$33-20
(Subject to call after 1918.)
Population In 1890 was
2,214
Population in 1900 was
.3,140
10,000
....
5s
STREET iMPHOV. BONDS—
-.472 ..Part due
-H-js
,
$15,000
15,000
1'
Cl^rk.
ICadisontille School Dist.— G. L Ki-eer,
LOANS—
N"*™ D»*. Assessed valua'n 1901. $1,200,000
K. M&N, $35.000
May 1. 1930 8chooltax 1901
$1000
Bonded debt July 1, 1901. .$35,000
MAHONING
CO.—Wm.
County
Youngstown.
seat
Bktdge Bonds—
MAS, $-12.000
(t5,000 annually.)
$80,000... Sept. 1, 1902
($5,000 vearlv) to 8ept 1, 1917.
4>ss, M&S, 180.000. .1901to 1917
($5,000 to 1909. $15,000 to 1915,
$20,000 to 1916. $25,000 in '17.)
MAS,
MAS, $24,000
Road Bonds—
$4.800
5s. Sept..
1906
Sept.,
Viadoct Bonds—
4^s,
M&S, $10,000
Mar. 15,1902
$1,000
,
County seat
CO.— Cuas.
55.979
70,134
A.
LOANS-
Jan., 1902-03
J&J, $6,000 .... Jan., 1902-06
Interest payable at Co. Treasury.
Total debt Sept. 1, 1901. $110,500
Tax valuation, real
7.352,080
Tax valuation, person'l. .3,008,110
Total valuation, 1901... 10.360,190
Assessment is *3 actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1901. 16-50
6s.
4s,semi-an.27,000 Jan.
1, 1902, to
(V.'i3,p461,foriiiatu'y) Julvl, 11
4 s.semi-an., $23,000. Jan.l, 1902 to
lV.73,p.201,forniatu'y) July l.'ll
Population in 1890 was
Population in 1900 was
MIAMI COUNTY.is
J&J, $4,000
Pike Repair Bonds—
MAS, 21,000 Sept., 1902- 1904
M&S, 8.000.. Sept., 1902-1908
County seat
Kloeb, Auditor.
Cocnty Fair Bonds—
6s,
6,000.. Jan. 1, 1902-03
2,500.. Jan. 1902-1903
J&J,
JAJ,
,
Celina.
is
Ditch Bonds—
6a, MAS, $500
Road Improvem't Bon uses, J&J, $8.000
Jan. 1, 1902
6s,
6s,
4s,
4s,
When Dm.
Mar. 15, 1902
$4,000
Bond. debt sept, 14, 1901 $73,000
Tax valuation 1901
6,479.640
staleandCo. tax (per M)'01. $12-20
Population in 1890 was
29,813
Population in 1900 was ....28.620
5s
Bonds—
MERCER
Bonds—
LOANS—
$Ki,000....1906tOl916
Funding Bonds—
J&D,
$35,000
Iune4, 1917
4*flS,
MAS, 12,000.Mar 1903 & '04
4s,
4s.
M&S, 5,000.... Mar. 1, 1905
27,220
28,021
T. Bartmess, Auditor.
-J.
Troy.
When Due. Total debt Sept. 1.1901. $205,200
LOANSCourt House Bonds—
Tax valuation, real.... 16,691,870
6s
,$140,000
1901 to 1907 Tax valuat'n, personal. 7,503,167
Infirmary Bonds—
MAS, $80,000
1900 to 1917
4»«8, M&8. $48,000.. Sept. 1, 1902
($3,000 due yearly.) to sept. 1, '17
Int. payable at Youngstown, O.
Population in 1890 was
Population in 1900 was
Sept., '02 to '06
Jail
5s
5s,
Total debt Mar 1, 1901. $491,800
Tax valuation, real
18,772,720
Tax valuation, pers'l... 9,017,880
Total valuation 1900.. .27,790,600
Assessm't about ^ actual value.
State & Co. tax (perM) 1900 $9-80
.
When Due
-
Di ficikncy
6s,
5s.
5s,
.Sept. 1, 1907
to Sept. 1, 191H
($1,000 y'rly to '11; $2,000 to '18.)
5s
When Due.
Children's Home—
4^8, M&8, $22,000.. Sept.,1902-'12
1901 to 1909
LOANS
Bridge Bonds—
Ditch Bonds—
LOANS—
When Due.
5s,
4««s,
Leonard, Auditor.
is
LOANS—
4Vgs,
R.
Eoberts, Auditor.
County seat is Pomeroy.
ROAD IMPROVEMENT-
"'A"' Due.
Children's Home Bonds—
6s. MAS,$22.000, part y'rly to 1911
COURT HOUSE LNDJA.IL—
6s,
$1 10.000.part ytiy to 1906
LXXIII
Vol.
J&J, $13,500
JAJ,
5,600
Total valuation 1901... 24,195,037
Assessment is V2 actual value.
State tax (per $1,000) 1901.. $2-89
County tax (per $1,000) 1901 650
Population in 1890 was.... 39,754
Population in 1900 was
43,105
1901-1904
1901-1905
...
Bridge Bonds—
J&J, $40,000
Jan.l, 1902
($4,000every 6mos.) to July 1, '08
Pike Bonds—
5s,
1901 to 1904
J&J, $6,100
Interest payable at Treas.
office.
MIAMISBURG.-|i:
kSd!
m?™'
May0r
-
Located in Montgomery County.
LOANS—
4m«. Outsl'd'Q. Total valuation 1900. ..$1,712,260
$8,000 Tax rate (per $1,000)1900. $25-20
1902 1,000 Population in 1890 was
2,952
Oeneral improvement 5s... 32,000 Population in 1900 was
3,941
Total debt Sept. 1, 1900
41,000
INTEREST on general improvement bonds is payable at the Hanover National Bank of New York; on remaining issues at Miamisburg.
I
Electric-light 5s, 191
Fire and light imp. 5s,
|
i
|
MANSFIELD.
This city
is
in
S
)
»"7i«n
Sewer Bonds—
LOANS—
Due
*20.000 July 15/02
5s, July, $15,000.. July 1, 1902-'O4
58, A&O, 15,000.Oct.23, 1901-1915
($1,000 due yearly on Oct. 23.)
MAS. $46,000. ...Mar. 1, 1902
($1 ,000 each MAS) to Sept. 1 1924
4s. M&S, $4.000
MAS, 1925
4s,
Interest is payable at City Treaa'y
Tot. debt July 18, 1901. $220,650
Water debt (included) . .
35,000
,
Sanitary Bonds—
MAS, $^0,000
Total valuation 1901... 7,385,489
Assessment about *2 actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1901.$3i-n0
Population in 1890 was
13,473
Population in 1900 was
17,640
..Sept., 1902-'ll
4S.F&A. 3.000. .Au^., 1912-21
General Improvem't Bonds—
6s, Nov.. $6,000.
When Due.
Water- Works Bonds—
to '11
FC7NDINC, FtTNDS
5s,
|
Richland County.
LOANS—
4s, July,
HTJNTLNGTOV BROWN, Mayor.
F. M. REMY, City Clerk.
Nov. 1,1901 to'02
Street Improvement Bonds1901-1906
Ob, ann.. 969,650
Mansfield School
When
LOANS—
Dist.
Due.
—
4a,
6s
48.JA.I,
4s, JAJ,
L. Ba'liet, Clerk.
J&D, $3,000 .June 1?, 1907
.
48.J&D, 10.500 ..Tune,1908-*10
13,0<0....1904tol906 Bonded debt Sept 1. 19"0..*65.000
7,000 ...1904 & 1*05 School tax (per M ), 1901. ...$9-40
1906
6.500
,
MARIETTA.—
Carl
Washington
This city
Becker, Clerk.
County.
when Due.
is In
LOANS—
City Hall Improvement—
5s, F&A, $1 ,500
1*02-1904
($500 due yearly on Aug 1.)
These are owned by sinking fund.
Village of Harmon—
6h, J&J, $5,000
$500 semi-an.
Street TMP. A Ei. EC. L't Bonds—
4*28, MAS, $4,500
Mar. & Sept.
10 due semi-annually.)
$15.000
58
1927
Paving and Sewers—
F&A, $20,000
JAD, 20,000
*,000
58.F&A.
Aug., 1912
June, 1913
Aug., 1902
5s,
5b,
($1,000 due yearly.)
Refunding Water Bonds—
3Vb, A&O, $90,000.... Jan.
1,
1920
J&J, $68,500... July 1, 1902 to
July 1, 1923
($1,500 every J&J)
Water Works Bonds—
5s,
4*28,
J&D, $10,000. June,'02 to '12
M&S, 10,000
Sept., 1921
Special assessment Bonds—
6s, semi-an., $S4,31S .part, yearly.
(Part due semi-annually.)
Interest is payable in Marietta.
Bond, debt M,.r. 27,1901 $438,81
.
8pecial assess. b'ds(incl.)
Sinkingfund
Net debt Mar. 27. 1901
. .
84,318
25,826
412,992
4,950,000
$15.000
FAA. 10.000
MARION.— Jam County.Beatty,
f.s
Thin city
is
In
I.
When Due.
Pumping Bonds—
Bonded debt Sept. 1,1900.$347,092
Tax valuation 1900
4,948,800
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900. $2900
Population in 1900 was.... 11,862
Street A Sewer Imp't Bom.6s&5b, (346,168.. ..Sept. 1. 1910 Population in 1890 was
8,327
INTEREST on the street imp't bonds Is payable at the City Treasury
LOANS—
When Due.
6b, Apr.,
May, 1901
1904
Total iax (per $1,000) 1900.$2900
Population in 1890 was.... 10,092
Bonds—
6s, ....
.
13.000
to
1903
STREET IMI'KOVKMKNT BONDS—
5s&68,
5»,
May,
14.580
1
000
Sewer BONDS—
4^s&5s, $11.460
Generw. Improvement—
6s, ....
to 1906
to
to
1902
BONNELL,
MIDDLETOWN.-j HENRY
ERB,
J. V.
This city
is
Clerk.
in Butler County.
LOANS—
When Due. Bond, debt
Deo.
1,
1900. .$220,000
Bonds—
Water bonds (included)
64,000
4,734,530
3*38, JAD, $25,000.... Deo. 1,1919 Tax valuation 1900
F&A. 75,000.... Feb. 1,1930 Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$29-80
4«,
7,681
(Subject to call after Feb. 1, 1920.) Population in 1890 was
Population in 1900 was
9,215
Refunding Bonds—
—
School Disirid- Bonds
part yearly
4s, J&J, $45,000
5s,
$49,' OO..July,1901 to '15
Paving Bonds—
July, 1916
2,000..
5s, M&S, $5,766 95.. Mar 30, 1902 5s,....,
1 4,000. Apr. 1901 to '14
($823 85 due y'rly) to Mar. 30, '08 5s, ....
part y'rly
Sewer 5s, $42,000
Park.
.
,
population In 1900 was
MONTGOMERY
Auditor.
— County seat
.
CO.— Alfred
Dayton.
When Due.
Ditch
LOANS—
11,944
G. Feight,
is
Infirmary Bonds—
4s,
Bonds—
M&s, $13,500. Mar. 1902
do *05
$8,500. May 1902 to '06
($1,500 to 1904; $2,000 to 1906.)
48,
»S, $10,000.Mar. 1902 to '07
Total debt Apr. 1, 1900. $275,500
Tax valuation, real
47,726,830
Taxvaluation,per8onal.l8,696,530
Total valuation 1900. .66,423,360
1902
1904
Assessment is 3 5 actual value.
State tax (per $1,000) 1900. .$2-90
to '09
County tax (per$l,000)1900.$2-56
Population in 1890 was... 100,852
Population in 1900 was... 130,146
4s,
M&N,
M
Bridge Bonds—
4s, M&S, $53,000.... Sept.
1,
($18,000 due y'rly) to Sept
1,
Levee Bonds—
M&S, $120,000 Mar. 1902
4s,
MT. VERNON.is
in
Knox County.
5
GEO.
I
W. A.
JTAeu Due.
Deficiency bonds—
1901
6s, J&J, $1,000
Paving Bonds—
to
1902
Sewer Bonds—
6s, ...., $4,225.. ..Jan 1902-1908
($37.t each J
J.)
Sept., 1902-16
6s, Sept.. #3.000
.
&
1902-1916
MUSKINGUM CO.County seat
la
LOANS—
Bond,
'lebt Sept.
J&J, $7,000
Subject to call.
Jan. 1,1902
Interest is payable at City Treas'y.
Total debt Sept. 1, 1901. $53,000
2,435,174
Tax valuation 1900
Assessment is abt. ^ actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1901.$2*-90
6,027
Population in 1890 was
6,633
Population in 1900 was
-J as. L.
Starkex, Auditor.
When Due. Total debt
M&n. $80,000. May 1, 1909-'12
MAN, lo0.000.Mav 1, 1914-*18
M&N. 20,000.. May 1, 1920
Floating debt
1902
Zanesville.
Bridge Bonds—
4s,
4a,
48,
J&J, $1,500
Water Bonds—
6s,
1902
$3,000
S. HARTER, Mayor.
HOSACK, City Clerk.
Levee Bonds—
6-,
6s. Sept., $",,000
6s
$55,500
to 1911
Bond, debt Mir. 12,1901 $72,920
Floating debt
1,000
Total debt Mar. 12, 1901
73,920
Sinking fund
3,700
Net debt Mar. 12, 1901..
70.220
Tax valuation 1900
4,118,200
$1,000
Clerk.
?
Street Improvement—
—
5 JACOB WISE, Mayor.
1Y1.A.:s:d1L.1_.L>>IN
>THO- B .SEAMAN, City Clerk
Tliis city i» in ntarK <;ounty.
Public library Bonds—
situated in
is
LOANS—
Special arae'm'tdebt (ino.)289,500
4s,|M&S,*l- ooo.Mar. 1,1902-1925
(91,000 each M&8.)
H.
5
County.
When Due. Bonded debt Feb. 22, 1901.$50,000
LOANS—
Total valuation 1900
599,648
Funding Bonds—
1916 Assessment about H actual value.
6s,
$5,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. $33-70
Refunds g Bonds
3,211
4s. J&J, 43,000
July, 1920 Population in 1890 was
Population in 1900 was
2,799
Interest payable at Middleport.
This village
This city
Clerk.
Marion
LOANS—
WILLIAMS, Mayor.
JAMES
—
JOHN H. REUTER.
Meigs
.
Bridge Bonds—
5s,
1906-1926 Tax valuation 190i>
Aug. 1. 1927 Assessment about ^ actual value.
(Subject, to call after 1907.)
Total tax (per$l,000)1900..$2860
Population in 1890 was
8,273
Refunding Bonds—
4»2S, FAA. f 7 1.000
Aug., 1912 Population In 1900 was
13,348
5e,
5«,
J
Treasurer.
$25.C00....1901 to 1903
5a,
tv/ttt-m-vt TT'T=>r^i=>T-'
iVllLJJJJ_
£LJr'LJl-t 1
l,19O0..$613,O0O
25,000
Sept. 1, 1900.. $638,000
Asses'd valuation 1900 23,833,497
35,000,004
Real valuation (est.)
State & Co. tax (per M) *99.$10-00
51,210
Population in 1890 was
Population in 1900 wa* ...53.1H5
. .
2
OttIO— CITIES
October, 1901.
NELSONVILLE-.T. R
mis village
offered
Oct
Hickman", Clerk.
[Several issues of bonds wore
Athens County,
in
Is
5.)
When »«>. Total debt Sept. 1. 1900. $69,500
$831,128
F&A, +5,000.Ang,1901 to 1900 Tax valuation 1900
LOANS
68,
.
Keal valuation (est.)
,000.000
Total tax (per *1.000) 1900. $4560
Population in 1890 was
4,558
Population in 1900 was
5,421
($350 eachF.fr A.)
-1
Street impkove.ment Bonds—
F&A,
6S,
Atlir.,190lto
$t.:"00
Feb 1,1910
F&A)
Water Works & Sewbragb—
($250 each
$60,000.... Sept.
6s,
1,
$19,000 ...May 15, 1910
5,500.... Sept. 1, 1911
16,000.... Sept.
1,
1909
Bond, debt Aug. 1, 1901 $44,500
Assessed valuation 1901.. 895,885
6s
1914
$4, 500.... Sept.
1.
County seat of Licking County.
When Due.
LOANS-
4s,
Encampment Bonds
5s
$49,500
1901-1905
5s
$4,000
5s,
'J4.000
1901-1904
1901-1905
....
1902'11
1901-1904
Bond, debt Sept. 1, 1900 $181,000
Assessm't debt (included)
63,500
Total valuation 1900. .6,333,013
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. $29-00
Population in 1890 was
14,270
Population in 1900 was
18,157
Paving Bonds—
8EWEK Bonds —
1,
$4,000
5s,
1902-1932
$35,000
F&A, $25,000 Aug.
Refunding Sewer Bonds—
Refunding Light Bonds—
5s,
. .
refunding Bonds—
School District
Bonds—
Aug. 1,1901 5s
$24.000. ...1901 to 1905
Township Bonds (additional)—
16,000... Jan. 1, 1906
fis
$40,000 ...1901 to 1912
4s, J&D, 10,000. .June, 1906'09 6s
INTEREST on all bonds is payable at the City Treasury, Newark, O.
$25,000
5s
5s, ....,$53,000
Feb. 1, 1907
5s, Feb. $1 2,00u
June 1, 1902
5s, J&D, 30,000
($6,000 due v'rlv) to June 1,1906
5s, M&S, *3<>.OOO.M*y,1907to'21
39,500
5s,M&S. 47.600
5s, J&D,
1,905
5s. V& A 1 9,000
NEW PHILADELPHIA.-lF:A%TKElLM
E
cffi
In
is
Tuscarawas
LOANS-
Count}'.
Sewer Bonds—
A&O, $26,000. Apr. 1, 1902'14
When Due.
Paving Bonds—
$5,334 70.Junel901
6e
6s.
Bonded debt Mar. 1, 1901 $70,334
Tax valuation, real
1,372,970
6s, M&N, $6,000. .Nov. 1, 1905-'07 Tax valuation, personal.
691,330
General Improvement—
Total valuation 1900
2,064,300
to '07
Cemetery bonus—
6s,
6s,
J&J,
M&N,
$4,000.. Jan. 1902 to '03
15,000.. May 1908 to *15
Assessment
^
to 13 actual value
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900. $31-40
Population in 1890 was
4,456
Population in 1900 was
6,213
5i«s.M&N12,000...Nov.l,1901-'04
INTEREST on cemetery and sewer bonds is payable at
delphia, Ohio; on improvement bonds of 1901-1903, at
Ohio; on remaining bonds at New York.
TTC:
lNIL_,tL,0.
-N.TTT
This city
BOYNTON, Mayor.
JOHN L. McDERMOTT, City
— Trumbull
)
$
is
County.
When Due.
Paving Bonds—
4»ss, A&O, $24,000.. Oct.
4^8, A&O,
5s
,
I, '()l-'03
8ewer bonds
$25,000
9,000
23,000
Miscellaneous bonds
Imp't bonds
NORWALK.-T.
V.
Huron County.
I
&
5s
LOANS—
6s
Clerk.
$62,000
13,000
127,000
1,551,977
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$32-20
Population in 1890 was
4,289
Population in 1900 was
7,468
4s,
,
Pavement Improvements—
Unfunded debt
12,304
1902 to 1903 Total debt Oct. 1,1901... 182,851
5s. MAN,
190'i to 1910 Assessed valuation 900.2.670.785
Bridge Bonds—
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900. $32-40
5s. M&S, $11,000
Mar. 1,1904 Population 1890..
7,195
($500 each M&S) to Sept. 1, 1914 Population in 1900 was
7,074
68
$1,500
28,397
1
NORWOOD.-!
This village
is
:
1
LOANS—
Sidewalk Bonds— (Con.)
When Due.
Electric Light Bonds, 1895—
48
,
$30,000.
Refunding Bonds—
$25,000 ...1902-1926
($1,000 due yearlv on Oct. 1.)
5s, semi- an.,
5s, .. ,$24,426 16
5s, ... , 24,293 64.. .Sept. 1, 1908
4s,
22,620 62.. Apr. 16, 1920
4s.
., 2.388 32. .Apr. 15.19Z1
Extension Bonds—
1,1906
Fire and Gen. Purpose, 1894—
$25,000
Aug. 15, 1914
Water Works Bonds, 1893-4—
Gen. Purpose Bonds, '92-4-5—
$75,000
5^8
5s
$25,000. ...Sept. 1,1915 5s,
45,000
Montgomery Pike Wid'ngBds. 4»ss,
Mar. 1,1915
15,000
4p, A&O, $*5 000. .April 16, 1^30 5s,
5,000
Sept.l, 1917
Sewer, Drain &; jjitch Bonds— 4s, A&O, 15,000... Apr. 16, 1930
4«, A&O, $25,000.. ..Apr. 16, 1930 Assessment bonds
$303,141
Street Repair Bonds—
Total debt Oct. 2, 1901.
814,438
4s, A&O, $20,00O.
.Apr. 16, 1930 Tax valuation 1901
4,013,485
Sidewalk Bonds—
Total tax (per $1,000) 1901. $29-50
5^8,
,$7,000
Population in 1900 was
.6.480
6s, ....,$25,568 45.. ..Oct.
is
M. Franey, Corporation
W bod County.
in
Assessment about
1902-1911
,$11,000
6s
£§ actual value.
rate (per M.) 1901.... $38-80
Population 1890
1,747
Tax
($2,000 yearly).
UNDiNG Bonds—
Aug.
F&A, $5,500
RKf4s,
.
.
.
Population in 1900 was.
1913
15,
New York.
Library Endowment—
5s,
. .
1,766
.
Scliool Dmtrict Bonds (add'l)—
1916
5s,
,$13,000
Interest payable in
Sept. 1,1917
M&S, $15.000
Interest payable at Perrysburg.
4s,
PICKAWAY
County seat
CO.— B.
F. Yates, Auditor.
is Circleville.
LOANS—
When Due. Sinking funds
Tax valuation,
1901-1904 Tax valuation,
County bonds—
$9,475
12,047,890
real
personal. 4,449, 433
Total valuation, 1900.-16,497,323
23 actual value.
Total tax rate (per $1,000). .$8'64
1. 1907 Population in 1890 was
26,959
27,016
Total debt Sept. 1, 1900..$141,500 Population in 1900 was
INTEREST is payable at Treasurer's Otlice.
$6,500
6s,
Court House Bonds—
6s, M&S, $116,000 ...1901
Jail Bonds—
6s, M&S, $19,000
Sept.
to 1907 Assessment about
PIQUA.— M
This city
is
in
LOANS—
4s, .....
6s
3»«s.
G. SMiTHTclerk.
Miami County,
Water-Works Bonds—
Wnen Due.
$65,000.... July 1,1905
50,000.... Sept. 1, 1909
11,500.... Aug. 1,1911
5s, F&A,
Interest payable in New York.
Total debt Sept. 1, 1901. $542,150
School bonds (addition'l)
99,000
Tax valuation 1901
4,993,260
Assessm't is about ^ actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$30-30
$40,000
5s,
& Refunding Bonds—
Imp.
$132,400
J&J, 175.000... July
1,
J&J,
5s,M&S,
1909
1925
School Bonds—
$84,000.-1910-1913
Population in 1890 was
Population in 1900 was.
POMEROY.-ABE A.
This city
is in
9,090
12,172
. .
Massar, Clerk.
Meigs County.
When Due.
When Due.
LOANS—
Refunding Bonds— (Con.)
M&S, $4,000.... Sept. 1, 1907
$4,104.. .Mar., 1902-1907 5s,
M&S, 24,000.... Sept. 1, 1917
($342 due each M&S.)
5s,
LOANS—
Street Paving Bonds—
1901 to 1909
Refunding Bonds —
4^s, M&S, $7,000.... Sept.
M&S,
M&S,
M&S,
M&S,
M&S,
6s.
6s,
6s,
6s,
6s,
1,
4^s.
INTEREST
paving bonds
1917
7,000.... 8ept. 1,
1918
5% refunding bonds due 1907 and on the street
payable at Pomeroy; on all others in New York.
on the
is
PORT CLINTON.—
Wii.
Ottawa County.
is
Cleaver, Clerk.
in
When Due.
LOANS—
Water-Works and Street
Improvement—
& 6s, $77,770
Sewer Bonds—
Funding Bonds—
M&Sio, $80,000. Sept., 1902-'21
Total debt Sept.21, 1901. $89,990
Sinkingfunds
9,263
4s,
To 1929
5s
5s, M&h,
5s. M&S,
5s, J<fcD,
M&S,
Total debt; Mar. 1, 1901.. $170,195
-1,167.721
Tax valuation 1900
Assessment about h. actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) '00.. $31-00
Population in 1890 was
4,726
Population in 1900 was
4,639
8,000. ...Sept. 1,1904
8,000.... Sept. 1, 1908
93,000.... Sept. 1, 1914
6,000.... Sept. 1,1915
6,000.... Sept. 1.1916
This village
GEO. E. MILLS. Mayor.
W. E. WICHGAR, Clerk.
Hamilton County.
in
This village
4ks, $2,749 75
City Hall Bonds—
MAS, $3,150
Sept., 1901
($175 each M&S) to Mar. 1, 1910
Funded debt Oct.l, 1901. $170,547
When Due.
1903
$76,000
When Due. Bonded debt Sept. 1, 1901.$31,500
LOANSAssessed valuation 1900.. 360,000
Natural Gas Bonds—
5s,
Kellogg, Clerk
,$125,500....1902tol928
1000....
1902
5s
6s,
F&A,
)5,000.Aug. 1,1913
Street Improvement—
1905
5s, ....,$120,000
In
Water Bonds—
,
Ditch and Road Bonds—
6s<fc5s, ....,
Tot. debt Sept. 25,1900
|
M&S,
'01 to '06
Total debt Sept. 1, 1000.. $286,000
Total valuation 1900... .5,045.622
Assessment about ^ actual value.
Countv tax (per $1,000) '99. $16-66
Population in 1890 was
25,932
Population in 1900 was
27.528
5s,
Tax valuation 1900
12,000
is
Phila-
Cleveland,
Waterdebt.
Light bonds
18,000.. Oct. l,'04-'05
This city
New
E. L.
in
1,
\l&«.$164.O0O.Sept.,190'to'08
21 ,000 Mar. 1902 to '08
5S.M&S,
J.000 Mar.,.1905&'08
5s,
5s,
|
This citv
Feb.
,
Expense and Poor—
1904 58, J&D. $15,000 .June,
Court House Bonds—
$16,000
1901-1905
1900-1906
1901 to 1907
1902 to 1904
Aug.. 1902 to '06
5s
,
5s, Feb..
Auditor.
Ditch mid R. Bonds— (Con.)
When Due.
LOANSBridge and Jail Bonds—
Clerk. —
(V. 73, p. 408, for maturity.)
Apr., 1901
$1,000.
Allen Bybee,
is
PERRYSBURG.-T.
NEWARK.- F. T. Maukath, Clerk
6s
seat
Pike Bonds -
1924
Nelsonville School District— E. Wilson, Clerk
6a,
6s,
87
AWB TOWNS,
PAULDING
CO.
Paulding
County
Water debt (included) .
42,000
492,61
Real valuation (est.)
1,400,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900 $37-40
Population in 1890 was
2,049
Population in 1900 was
2,450
.
.
Tax valuation 1900
1901-1909
2.750. .Sept., 1902-1911
4,000. June, 1902 to '21
$2,700
street Improvement Bonds—
M&S, $7,030 Sept., 190 to '20
M&S, 2,375. Sept., 1902 to '20
5s,
5s,
,
.
.
!
5s,
55,000
I
OBERLIN.—
C.
This
village
is
in Lorain Countv.
When Due.
District Sewer Bonds, 1893—
Street Improvement Bonds—
6s, M4S15, $16,000 Sept., 190 1-'07
6s, M&S15,
4 000 Sept., 1902&03
$260
July 1,1902
Paving Bonds, 1895-1897 Total debt Mar.
6s, ann.,
6s, s.-an.,
6e, F&A,
$8,*25
1901-1903
3,500.... Aug. 15, 1904
Sewerage & Drainage, 1892—
31-28,
semi-an., $8,000
June
13, '12
Subject to call at any time.
$73,560
1, 1901.
Sinking funds
7,535
Net debt Mar. 1, 1901...
*6,025
Water debt (included)...
49,000
Tax valuation 1900
1,300,000
Assessment about
:
%
actual value.
F&A, $1,280
1901-1904 Total tax (per $1,000) 1900.$31-90
Water Works, 1886-'93-'95—
Population in 1890 was
4,376
3*28
,$45,000
1923 Population in 1900 was
4,082
68,
OTTAWA COUNTY
The county seat
LOAN 3-
is
1903
$14,500
Refunding 5s. Dec, '01-'15. $7,500 Creek
1900-1902
1«,000
Bridge 5s, June, '07 '18... 12,000 Total debt Mar. 1, 1901. 112,500
Bridge 6s, 1900-1917
39,000 Assessed valuat'n 1900.. 5,044,937
Bridge s. June, 1904-20
17,000 Assessment ^ actual value.
Court House 5s, ImOO '18.. 46,500 State and Co. tax (per M)'00.$9.50
Court House 5s 1902 '11. 10,000 Population 1890
21.974
Ditch 6s, 1901 to 1 902
4,000 Population in 1900 was
22,213
Ditch
.
5s,
6s,
is
seat of Scioto County.
the
loans-
Bonds—
city
Funding Bonds—
When Due.
4s,
M&N, $20,000... .June
Sewer Bonds—
5s,
Water Works—
1,
1,
4s,
.....
Aug. 1,1917
$15,000
July 1, 1923
5s
35,000
Interest payable in New York.
Bonded debt Oct. 1, 1901 $468,600
,
Street Improvement Bonds—
5s,...., $3,100
Sept 1, 1902 Water debt (included)
4s,
4s,
,
24,000.. Sept., 1902 to '0
J&D, 18,000
1918
Mar. 1, 1920
M&S, $20,000
Refunding Sewer Bonds—
1906
May 1906
May 1,1916
Apiil 1. 1926
50,000
50.000
40,000
A&O
27,
4s,
,$33,000.... May
M&N,
M&N,
M&Si»,$80,000.Sept., \ 2 to '21
Refunding Bonds—
Aug. 1, 1902
$30,000
($5,000 due yearly) to Aug. 1,1907.
5s
June 1, 1916
$20,000
5s,
..June
1,
.
173,000
63,5f>3
Floating debt (additional)
5.503,663
Tax valuation, 1900
Assessment about % actual value.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1900. $30-00
Population in 1890 was.... 12,394
17,870
Population in 1900 was
'
1910
(Optional $i,000 yearly.)
4s, J&D, $11,000.
July 1, 1910
(Optional yearly, $1,000 for 6
years; $1,500 yearly thereafter.)
4s, A&O, $19,500
Oct. 1, 1910
(Optional $2,000 yearly.)
:
.
I
Portsmouth School Dist.— B. F. Lynn, Clerk.
June, 1907 to '09
When Due 4s, $9,000
LOANS—
6a,
-John Orth, Auditor.
Port Clinton.
f
This city
5s,
4s,
4s,
4s,
H. Snyder, Treasurer.
LOANS—
PORTSMOUTH.—
Frank L. Sikes, City Clerk.
county
4^8,
4^8,
$6.000.. ..Aug., 1902 & 1903
9,000
May, 1904 to'Ort
48,
May
900
900
June
28.
16,
4s,
4a.
9,000. .. Aug.
900
school Dist.debt Sept. i,'00$38,700
1907
1906
PREBLE
COUNTY^Oscar
Eaton
county
is
the
A. Gale, Aud'r.
seat.
When Due.
LOANS—
Bridge and Buildtng Bonds—
6a&4s, ..... $17,500.July,1901-'14
6a<fc4s
1910 to '12
Aug. 1,1913
1,
32,800 ...1900-1914
I
4s,
I
I
Aug., 1901
F&A, $16.500
($500 each F&A) to Aug 1917
F&A. $12.00 ...Aug., 19ol
($500 each F&A) to Aug., 1913
,
I
4s,
88
STATE AMD CITY SUf ftEMENT,
LOANS—
When Due. Ditc
@FedFRASER