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U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
DANIEL C. ROPER, SECRETARY
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
WILLIAM LANE AUSTIN, DIRECTOR
FINANCIAL STATISTICS
OF CITIES HAVING A POPULATION
OF OVER 100,000
1933
PREPAREDUNDER THE SUPEBRVISION
OF
STARKE M. GROGAN
Chief Statisticianfor Financial Statistics of States and Cities
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
WASHINGTON : 1935
For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C.
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Price 75 cents (Buckram)
LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL
DEPARTMENT
OF COMMERCE,
BUREAU
OF THE CENSUS,
Washington, D. C., March 19, 19356.
SIR: I transmit herewith the annual report of the Bureau of the Census
showing for the fiscal year 1933 the financial transactions of the 94 cities having
an estimated population of over 100,000, the assessed valuation of the taxable
property in those cities, the amount of taxes levied thereon for the fiscal year
reported, their indebtedness, and specified assets at the close of that year. The
form of this presentation has been approved by the Census Advisory Committee
of the Municipal Finance Officers' Association.
The collection and compilation of these statistics, and the preparation of this
volume, were under the supervision of Starke M. Grogan, chief statistician for
financial statistics of States and cities, and Lemuel A. Carruthers, assistant chief
statistician. The text discussion was prepared by Miss Cora Higgins.
Respectfully,
WILLIAM LANE AUSTIN,
Director of the Census.
Hon. DANIEL
C.
ROPER,
Secretary of Commerce.
III
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
Scope of report............................................----------------------------..---------------------.......---------------.....
Purpose of report............-----..------.....---------------------.............---.......................--------------------...--...--........
Cities having a population of over 100,000 in 1933---------___.................___...................__...
Page
vII
v
v
D ESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
Page
Number and character of general tables-...__
Groups of cities_________________
.____.........
TABLE 1
Year ;f incorporation as a city _
Population_--------------------Area..
_.--------------------
_
_
1
1
2
TABLE 2
Divisions of municipal government __.._ _
Special tables for county cities_
Revenue receipts______________-----___
General property taxes
Special taxes_--- - - - - - - - - - Poll taxes--------Business and nonbusiness license taxes__
Special assessments and special charges__
_
Fines, forfeits, and escheats _
Subventions and grants, donations, and
____
pension assessments
Highway privileges, rents, and interest_
Earnings of general departments
Earnings of public-service enterprises__
2
2
13
14
14
14
14
14
15
15
15
15
15
15
16
16
16
16
16
18
IV
Public-service enterprises.
_-__
Receipts of public-service enterprises.....
23
23
TABLE 11
Payments for expenses, or operation and
maintenance, of general departments ...
_
Imperfect statements of expenses, or pay
ments for operation and maintenanc" __..
Payments classified as miscellaneous .. _ ____
Exceptional payments by Massachusetts
cities_
23
24
24
24
Payments for expenses, or operation and
maintenance, of the principal general
departments
Total and per capita _____
P,-yments for operation and maintenance
increasing with population of cities .._.
_
24
24
Percent distribution of payments for ex
penses, or operation and maintenance, of
the principal general departments, by
object of payment
.____-- ____....
_
__.___.
24
Payments for operation and maintenance of
public-service enterprises..-.._
.......
25
TABLE 15
18
19
19
Payments for interest on city debts__._..._
Exceptional payments for interest by Massa
chusetts cities. ________________._____
21
21
25
25
TABLE 16
Payments for outlays--....--..-___________
19
19
21
21
21
25
TABLE 17
Amount of specified assets at close of year _
Assets in sinking funds__ ______
_
Assets in public trust funds
__
Assets in investment funds, and miscellaneous
investments__
Cash in general treasury and general admin
istrative funds.___________ ____________
26
26
26
26
27
TABLE 18
TABLE 7
Receipts from subventions and grants _....
Receipts from donations____________________
Receipts from pension assessments .. _ . _
23
TABLE 10
TABLE 14
TABLE 6
Receipts from the general property tax ... .
__
Receipts from special taxes_
Receipts from poll taxes______________
_ _.
Receipts from business taxes ........
Receipts from nonbusiness license taxes____
Receipts from special assessments and special
__-________
charges _____-Receipts from fines, forfeits, and escheats_...
22
TABLE 13
TABLE 5
Percent distribution of revenue receipts and
_._
governmental-cost payments_....
Proportional distribution of revenue receipts,
by divisions of the governments of cities ....
Percent relation of revenue receipts to govern
mental-cost payments....___.....__.....
TABLE 9
Character of receipts tabulated as from general
departmental earnings--__
____ ___._____
Classification of general departmental re
ceipts
-------------------------------
16
TABLE 4
Per capita revenue receipts and specified
governmental-cost payments_____ __
Page
TABLE 12
TABLE 3
_ __ . . __
.
Governmental-cost payments_ ..
Expenses, or payments for operation and
maintenance
-------.....
_.....
Interest charges ______-___
Outlays ... .
.---.------------.
Comparison of revenue receipts and all
governmental-cost payments __ _______ ____
Comparison of revenue receipts and payments
for operation, maintenance, and interest___
Net and transfer revenue receipts and govern
mental-cost payments___-------------.
TABLE 8
Receipts from highway privileges .......
_ ...
22
Receipts from rents of investment properties_
22
Receipts from interest___
-____-_________22
22
22
22
Gross and net indebtedness of cities _...
.__
Indebtedness classified by governmental unit
by which incurred .. ___________________
27
27
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CONTENTS
TABLE 19
Page
Indebtedness classified by character of out
_
standing debt obligation.---_ _----Funded or fixed indebtedness- .-.. _ _ _.
Floating indebtedness_ _
-_____
Special assessment indebtedness ...
...- .
Current indebtedness___ ______---Revenue bonds and notes ......---.
Warrants__-----------------------Indebtedness classified by creditor ...
__.
._
Indebtedness classified by purpose for which
incurred-- ___Increase during the year in two classes of debt
and in sinking fund assets_
Per capita indebtedness__ _____
Increase of indebtedness with size of cities ..
27
27
-_____
27
-_28
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
29
Funded, floating, and special assessment in
debtedness, classified by purpose for which
incurred-------------...................
Page
29
TABLE 20
Assessed valuation of property_ . .......
.
Total and per capita tax levies
_____-........
Tax rates__ _
. ..- . .
.
....- ........
Cities with two or more tax rates............
..
. ............
Special property taxes.
Poll taxes_----------------------------
29
30
30
30
38
38
GENERAL TABLES
Page
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
Year of incorporation, date of middle of fiscal year reported, population, and area: 1933---------...........
42
Summary of revenue receipts, by divisions of municipal government: 1933___----------------44
Summary of governmental-cost payments, by divisions of municipal government: 1933........... 53
--------Per capita revenue receipts and specified governmental-cost payments: 1933--------------......................
62
Percent distribution, by principal classes, of revenue receipts and governmental-cost payments:
1933..................-------------------.......-------------------..--.............------.............------------------------66
Revenue receipts from taxes, special assessments, fines, forfeits, and escheats: 1933................ 70
-----------Revenue receipts from subventions and grants, donations, and pension assessments: 1933- ........
78
Revenue receipts from highway privileges, rent of investment properties, and interest: 1933....... 82
Revenue receipts from earnings of general departments, by principal divisions of the general depart
mental service: 1933------........
.. ---------------------------------------------------- 85
...
...
Revenue receipts from earnings of public-service enterprises: 1933-----------------------____
--- 88
Governmental-cost payments for operation and maintenance of general departments, by principal
divisions and subdivisions of the general departmental service: 1933---------------------91
Governmental-cost payments for operation and maintenance of general departments, by principal
divisions of the general departmental service-Total and per capita: 1933--___ ------------__
115
Percent distribution of the payments for operation and maintenance of general departments, by
principal divisions of the general departmental service: 1933___...............___----_____-_-_
121
Governmental-cost payments for operation and maintenance of public-service enterprises: 1933___ 124
Governmental-cost payments for interest: 1933 __________......___-....
..
______.....
.......
127
Payments for outlays, by principal divisions of governmental service: 1933_--....--------------__
130
Amount of specified assets at close of year: 1933_--------______________--__________
136
Total and per capita of all debts and of the principal classes thereof at close of year, together with
changes during the year in funded and floating debt, net debt, and sinking fund assets: 1933 .. 142
Funded, floating, and special assessment debt at close of year, classified by purpose for which
incurred: 1933 .
..
.......-------------------------------------------------------------148
Assessed valuation of property subject to the general property tax, per capita assessment, total
and per capita levy, and rate of levy: 1933 __._____........._____....
..
154
...
...........
MAP
Location of cities in the United States for which financial statistics are reported for 1933----..........--
v
LOCATION OF CIT ES IN THE UNITED STATES FOR WHICH FINANCIAL STATISTICS ARE REPORTED FOR 1933.
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES HAVING
A POPULATION OF OVER 100,000: 1933
INTRODUCTION
Scope of report.-The present report of the Bureau of the Census is practically
limited to a presentation of statistics of the financial transactions during the
fiscal year 1933 of the 94 cities, each of which had a population of over 100,000,
and of the financial condition of those cities at the close of the fiscal year reported.
The statistics are as accurate and as comparable as it has been feasible to
compile from the records of the cities and relate to a number of subjects, the
principal of which are (1) the total and per capita receipts from revenues and
from the principal classes thereof; (2) the total and per capita payments for
expenses, or operation and maintenance, and interest, and total outlays, and
totals for each of the principal classes of expenses and outlays; (3) the total value
of specified assets; (4) the total and per capita municipal indebtedness; and
(5) the total assessed valuation of property subject to the general property tax,
and total and per capita levies.
Purpose of report.-The purpose of the reports of this series is to provide
information in regard to the financial administration of the cities, in such form as
to be comparable, with the hope that it may be of assistance to the officials who
are charged with responsibilities incident to the administration of local govern
ment and the betterment of the local communities; directly, through personal
study of the reports, and, indirectly, through the interpretations and recommenda
tions of practical students of civic affairs and of local civic bodies.
The cities of this class are responsible for the protection of the lives, property,
and health of their own inhabitants, consitituting almost one-third of the popula
tion of the Nation, and of many millions of persons who visit them, as well as
for providing educational and recreational services, caring for the indigent,
defective, and delinquent classes, and arranging for a constantly growing number
of conveniences and services which are demanded by associations interested in
the betterment of the several urban communities.
Cities having a population of over 100,000 in 1933.-In the tables of this
report, with the exception of table 20, the cities are arranged in the order of their
estimated population, and each is given a number corresponding to its position
in the table. For convenience in finding the position in the table of the data for
each of the cities, there is shown on page vIII a list of the cities arranged alphabeti
cally by States, with the number assigned to each. The location of each of these
cities is shown on the map of the United States on page vi.
vII
VIII
STATE AND CITY 1
ALABAMA:
Birmingham ...-...
CALIFORNIA:
Long Beach__......
Los Angeles .___.
Oakland ________
...
..
San Diego_ ______
San Francisco ...
COLORADO:
Denver ..........
CONNECTICUT:
Bridgeport
-.....
Hartford_.....__....
New Haven-........
Waterbury.........
DELAWARE:
Wilmington-..._.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA:
Washington... ....
FLORIDA:
Jacksonville ........
Miami ...........
Tampa .........---GEORGIA:
Atlanta ............
ILLINOIS:
Chicago- .........
Peoria_____
INDIANA:
Evansville_ ........
Fort Wayne...._...
Gary---- _ _-_-- Indianapolis_ -__...
South Bend ....IOWA:
Des Moines........
KANSAS:
Kansas City-......
Wichita .
- -........
KENTUCKY:
Louisville
--........
LOUISIANA:
New Orleans.......
INTRODUCTION
City
num
ber
STATE AND CITY 1
34
53
5
29
51
11
30
55
48
50
93
85
14
62
83
87
City
num
ber
MARYLAND:
Baltimore _.......
MASSACIIUSETTS:
Boston ________
Cambridge .... ___
_
Fall River__________
Lowell----_
Lynn-..-.......
New Bedford.......
Somerville_ .....___
Springfield ......
__
Worcester_.........
MICHIGAN:
Detroit.............
Flint_________
Grand Rapids..._
MINNESOTA:
Duluth __________
Minneapolis-........
St. Paul. ..........
MISSOURI:
Kansas City........
St. Louis_........._
STATE AND CITY 1
8
9
75
74
94
90
76
86
54
43
4
49
46
92
15
32
2
79
88
68
82
21
80
57
66
72
25
16
Omaha.............
NEW JERSEY:
Camden-----........-Elizabeth_.........
Jersey City .. __...
Newark .... _____
Paterson..........Trenton-............
NEW YORK:
Albany______
Buffalo__--...........---New York
-......
Rochester ____-...
Syracuse__.....-------...
Utica_______________
Yonkers....... ....
OHIo:
Akron..............
Canton.............
OREGON:
Portland_-_....
..
PENNSYLVANIA:
Erie---------Philadelphia-..._._ _
Pittsburgh ......
Reading-....---..__
Scranton ._........
RHODE ISLAND:
Providence-.........
17
6
27
41
28
45
42
56
26
70
3
10
77
58
37
TENNESSEE:
19
7
NEBRASKA:
31
OHIO-Continued
Cincinnati_ .......
Cleveland ._
-_...
Columbus .. - ......
Dayton_..........._
Toledo .__.....
Youngstown __ _
OKLAHOMA:
Oklahoma City_ _....
Tulsa .............
City
num
ber
39
69
71
23
18
61
65
63
13
1
22
40
91
60
67
Chattanooga .......
78
Knoxville- _ _......
36
.....
Memphis_ _.._
Nashville- .......
52
TEXAS:
33
Dallas___---__-89
El Paso ..........
47
Fort Worth........
24
Houston---............
38
San Antonio........
UTAH:
59
Salt Lake City_.....
VIRGINIA:
64
Norfolk .------...........44
Richmond..........
WASHINGTON:
20
Seattle--------.............
73
Spokane..------..........
81
Tacoma...-----..--....
WISCONSIN:
35
84
Milwaukee.........
12
1 For form of government under which cities operate, as indicated by payments for operation and main
tenance of general departments, see table 11, p. 91.
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
Number and character of general tables.-The statistics of the 94 incorporated
places covered by this report are presented in 20 general tables. Table 1 gives
certain statistics relating to population and area. Tables 2 and 3 summarize the
revenue receipts and governmental-cost payments by divisions of the city gov
ernment, and make certain comparisons between those receipts and payments.
Table 4 presents per capita averages, and table 5 the percent distribution of the
receipts and payments shown in tables 2 and 3. Tables 6 to 10, inclusive, present
detailed statistics relating to revenue receipts. Tables 11, 14, 15, and 16 give
detailed statistics for governmental-cost payments. Table 12 summarizes certain
groups of these payments and presents per capita averages therefor, and table 13
gives the percent distribution of these payments. Table 17 sets forth certain
assets of cities. Tables 18 and 19 relate to municipal indebtedness. Table 20
presents statistics of the assessed valuation of property subject to taxation and
the amounts and rates of tax levies.
Groups of cities.-The statistical data presented in this report are arranged in
three principal groups, for each of which, as well as for the entire 94 cities,
totals are given. Group I includes cities having a population of 500,000 and
over; group II, cities having a population of 300,000 and less than 500,000; and
group III, cities having a population of 100,000 and less than 300,000. The
grouping is based upon the estimated population of the city as of the middle of
the fiscal year reported.
TABLE 1
Year of incorporation as a city.-In the column under the heading "year of
incorporation as a city" are given for 94 municipalities covered by the report the
years in which they were organized as cities.
Population.-Except as indicated by footnotes, the table shows for each city
the estimated population at the middle of the fiscal year reported, the date of
which is shown in the preceding column. The estimates shown in the table are
computed as follows: The estimated increase in the United States is computed
each year upon the available birth, death, immigration, and emigration data.
This increase is then distributed to the State according to the percent each State
increase, 1920 to 1930, was of the United States increase, 1920 to 1930. Each
State increase is then distributed to the counties of that State according to the
percent the county increase was of the State increase, and the county increase
thus obtained is distributed to the various cities in each county by the same
method. Due allowance is made for any annexations or detachments of territory
that may have taken place and of which the Bureau has been advised.
In separate columns is shown the population of each city as enumerated at the
decennial censuses of 1930, 1920, and 1910.
The estimated population at the middle of the year is used as the basis of per
capita data presented in the tables of this report, because its use results in more
accurate statements of per capita financial transactions than would be secured
by using the estimated population at the close of the fiscal period. The date
chosen is the middle of the fiscal year of the general treasury of the city corpora
tion, even though independent governmental districts or independently adminis
tered funds may have fiscal years which do not coincide with that of the city's
general treasury.
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
The number and total population of cities having over 100,000 inhabitants at
the middle of the fiscal year 1933 in each of the nine geographic divisions are
shown in table I, which follows.
Table I
Table I-Continued
Cities
Popula-
GEOGRAPHIC DIVISION
United States- ____--
..
-_
New England-----__
__----Middle Atlantic___..___________
East North Central .......
.___
94 37, 481, 612
14 2, 623, 205
18 12, 950, 600
19 9, 733, 900
GEOGRAPHIC DIVISION
West North Central ______...
.
South Atlantic-_
-East South Central ___..____
..
.
West South Central ________
...
Mountain- -- _____--__-__
Pacific .....-. _____________.
_ __
Cities
9
9
6
8
2
9
Popula
tion
2, 699, 700
2, 365, 007
1, 240, 000
1, 926, 800
437, 400
3, 505, 000
Area.-The last column of the table shows, for each city, the land area subject
to the administration of the city corporation on July 1, 1933.
TABLE 2
Divisions of municipal government.--The wide diversity of municipal organiza
tion is indicated by the number of divisions employed to provide the services
usually supplied by local governmental bodies. In many cities all municipal
functions are administered by the city corporation, while in others the functions
of local government are carried on by two or more governments as independent
units, each having the power of taxation, for the purpose for which it was consti
tuted, over all or part of the territory of the city. In all cases there is the city
corporation, which is charged with the administration of all municipal functions
except those intrusted to independent districts created to provide specific services
for the community; the extent of authority in each case being determined by
general statutes or charter enactments.
The term "county" appears as the designation of independent governmental
units in 18 of the cities of groups I and II, as follows: Chicago, Ill., Detroit,
Mich., Los Angeles, Calif., Cleveland, Ohio, Pittsburgh, Pa., Milwaukee, Wis.,
Buffalo, N. Y., Minneapolis, Minn., Cincinnati, Ohio, Newark, N. J., Kansas
City, Mo., Seattle, Wash., Indianapolis, Ind., Rochester, N. Y., Jersey City,
N. J., Houston, Tex., Louisville, Ky., and Portland, Oreg. The data shown for
these units include percentages of the entire data for the county government.
The percent in each case being based upon the ratio between the assessed valua
tion of the city and that of the entire county. This treatment seems desirable
because of the fact that in eight of the cities of these groups, viz, New York, N. Y.,
Philadelphia, Pa., St. Louis, Mo., Baltimore, Md., Boston, Mass., San Francisco,
Calif., Washington, D. C., and New Orleans, La., the original county organiza
tion has been merged with that of the city. The addition of the county figures,
therefore, places the cities of groups I and II on a more comparable basis than
would be secured without such addition. The data for cities of these two groups
however, are not comparable with those for cities of group III, with the exception
of those for Denver, Colo., a municipality in which the county organization is
merged with that of the city. For cities with county receipts and payments, this
report presents correct statements of the revenue receipts of each of the divisions
of government-city corporation, county, and school or other district--so far as
such moneys were received by it, whether the revenues were collected by the divi
sions for which they were levied or by another division.
Special tables for county cities.-In the tables which follow there is a pre
sentation of revenue receipts, payments for operation and maintenance and
outlays of general departments, and gross and net debt for the 18 cities which
include a percentage of county data. These tables show on a separate line the
total and per capita figures for the county.
The total and per capita amounts shown on the line "All other" include those
for the government of the city corporation proper, for school, sanitary, park, and
other independent districts practically coextensive with the cities, and are com
parable with the data presented for cities in group III in the corresponding
general tables.
REVENUE
--
RECEIPTS
-TAX ES
Table II
ALL REVENUES
oc
a
General property
CITY
Poll
Business and non
Poll business license
Special
SPECIAL ASSESS
MENTS AND SPE
CIAL CHARGES
b
Per
capita
Total
$214, 488, 125
22, 513, 134
. 191, 974, 991
$61.45
6. 45
55.00
$157,184, 510
13, 842, 902
143,341,608
111, 632, 288
14, 992, 728
96, 639, 560
67. 59
9. 08
58. 51
64, 641, 564
10, 190, 674
54, 450, 890
Total
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
Total
capi
capita
Total
Per
capita
Total
per
capita
U
i
i
2
4
5
CHICAGO, ILL...... _
County ................................
All other...
DETROIT, MICH __......
County_
All other-- - - - -- - - - - -- - - - LOS ANGELES, CALIF ......
County
__________________
All other__----------------
_
_
___
_
-
--
111, 481, 444
32, 388, 853
79, 092, 591
83.37
24. 22
59. 15
58, 193, 005
22, 293, 661
35, 899. 344
$2. 75 $7, 024, 752
. 02
2.73 7,024,752
1, 998, 802
1, 486, 256
512, 546
1.21 2, 183, 910
1, 924
.90
.31 2,181, 986
3, 888,151
2, 504, 007
1, 384, 144
2.91
1. 87
1.04
5, 744, 084
60, 453
5, 683, 631
4.30
.05
4. 25
3, 001, 388
1, 079, 312
1, 922, 076
3.27
1. 18
2. 09
1, 051, 355
504, 594
546, 761
1. 14
.55
.59
1, 064,108
506, 697
557, 411
1.57
. 75
.82
142, 996
.21
142, 996
852, 867
11, 946
840, 921
1.42
. 02
1.40
1, 672, 750
61, 047
1, 611, 703
2. 79
.10
1.69
1.85
.01
1.84
$108, 554
74,172
34, 382
$0. 07
. 04
. 03
43.52
16. 67
26.85
CLEVELAND, OHIO______________________
County-.. .....
A ll other .........................
56, 761, 266
12, 396, 354
44, 364, 912
61.80
13.50
48. 30
31, 206, 370
4, 739, 735
26, 466, 635
33.98
5. 16
28. 82
[0
PITTSBURGH, PA ---------------------....---.--County
All other
45, 588, 747
11, 817, 834
33, 770, 913
67. 19
17. 42
49. 77
36, 996, 875
9, 833, 758
27, 163, 117
54. 53
14.49
40. 04
MILWAUKEE, WIS
46, 232, 568
12, 955, 229
33, 277, 339
77. 17
21. 62
55.55
29, 927, 994
6, 235, 783
23, 692, 211
49.
95 1, 781, 797
10. 41
335,
783
39. 54 1, 446, 014
12
County
-
All other .........
1
3
5
County-------.- -
7
...
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN_____
CINCINNATI, OHIO_____
County
All other
--------------------
----------------
All other
1
________________ ____
._____.........
....
1 Less than Y of 1 cent.
...
....
118, 608
. 13
118, 608
---.
13
$96, 730
96, 730
........
2.
97
. 56
2. 41
$0. 14
. 14
2.01
1. 32
(1)
1.32
...
...
.....
..
H
H
H
y
(.3
y
O
y
47, 136, 008
6, 403, 780
40, 732, 228
80. 89
10. 99
69. 90
31, 436, 474
4, 430, 518
27, 005, 956
53.95
7.60
46. 35
475, 950
. 82
475, 950
.82
1, 605, 393
625, 094
980, 299
2. 76
1.07
1. 69
1, 076, 438
8, 619
1, 067, 819
26, 656, 768
2, 711, 162
23, 945, 606
BUFFALO, N. Y__--------------------CountyAll other .------------ .. ... ... .. ...
z
z
.21
39. 14
6. 17
32. 97
6
1
$2. 01
________-________ $9,595, 792
$45.03 -__________86, 316
.
3.97 ------------------------------------ 9, 509, 476
.-------.. __
41.06 -- ...
55. 80
5. 68
50. 12
18, 056, 281
2, 006, 444
16, 049, 837
37. 80
4. 20
33. 60
55, 458
32, 280
23, 178
. 12
. 07
. 05
366, 557
14, 268
352, 289
. 77
. 03
. 74
1,927, 625
15, 942
1, 911, 683
4.04
.03
4. 01
39, 162, 525
8, 212, 542
30, 949, 983
85. 12
17. 85
67. 27
22, 001, 008
3,105, 774
18, 895, 234
47. 82
6. 75
41. 07
807, 032
1.75
807, 032
1.75
1,
799, 651
733, 381
1, 066, 270
3.91
1.59
2. 32
1, 273, 397
368, 736
904, 661
2. 77
.80
1.97
rC2
REVENUE
RECEIPTS--Continued
TAXES
Table II-Continued
SPECIAL ASSESS
ALL REVENUES
MENTS AND SPE
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
Total
__ $32, 480, 500
NEWARK, N. J_.-______________. ______
3, 494, 004
County
---------------------------------__---------28, 986,496
All other-----------
$72. 66
7. 82
64. 84
$20, 770, 229
1, 904, 058
18, 866, 171
$46.47
4.26
42. 21
$223, 047
158, 418
64, 629
21,
255, 981
3, 584, 849
- 17, 671, 132
51.83
8. 74
43. 09
Total
Total
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
Poll
Special
property
SGeneral
SCITY
Per
capita
Total
CIALCHARGES
Business and nonbusiness license
Per
capita
Total
Per
per
capita
Total
Per
capita
$4. 72
$304, 634
4. 72
304, 634
. 68
15, 137, 846
3, 098, 436
12, 039, 410
1,480, 234
36.91 --------.........---........--------...-------8,150
7.56 ...............-------....-----------------------........ . 1, 472, 084
_
29. 35
...............
3. 61
.02
3. 59
471, 441
1. 15
471, 441
1. 15
80. 67
15. 2
3
65.
35
15, 186, 370
4, 3 4,630
5
651,
740
10,
..-----40. 59 --------------.-.....
1 2.1 2
......... ..... . . ... .
..
.......... .494,
28. 47
536, 425
42 , 0 9 2
333
1.43
.1 1
1.
32
171, 546
4 4 , 56 1
126, 985
.46
.1 2
.34
48. 24
11.95
36. 29
14, 362, 379
175
2,615,
11, 747, 204
38. 60
7. 03
31. 57
.70
.03
.67
68, 188
2,
850
65, 338
.18
.01
.17
28, 518, 719
_______-3,197, 538
25, 321, 181
85. 51
9. 59
75. 92
17, 900, 794
1, 657, 434
16,
243, 360
53. 68
4. 97
48. 71
130, 742
.39 ----------------
130, 742
.........
.39 ____-
927, 517
400, 350
527, 167
2. 78
1. 20
1. 58
1, 772, 516
1, 816
1, 770, 700
5. 31
.01
5. 30
23, 585, 870
4, 181, 483
19, 404, 387
73. 73
13. 07
60. 66
16, 185, 261
3,402, 207
12, 783,054
50. 59
10. 64
39.95
147, 412
72, 247
75, 165
.46
.23
.23
7, 000
.02
3. 59
. 01
3. 58
.32
.02
1, 149, 718
1, 790
1, 147, 928
101, 043
7, 000
101,043
.32
- 14, 125, 445
2, 095,148
- 12, 030, 297
44. 43
6. 59
37. 84
10, 025, 103
1, 466, 809
8, 558, 294
31. 54
4. 61
26. 93
_-------------------..._-
___-
13, 192, 977
LOUISVILLE, KY _------------------------------------------- 1, 483, 424
County--------11, 709, 553
All other_______-------------------
41. 68
4. 69
36. 99
9, 298, 988
1, 399, 236
7, 899, 752
21,409, 655
69. 31
14, 428, 497
46. 71
H
z
$0. 68
2, 111,680
...
KANSAS CITY, Mo---County
--------------------------------_
All other- -------_________
SEATTLE, WASH_ ---------------C o u n ty__
__ ____________ _________ _
_
________---- _
All other____-- --
____
--_
30, 178, 893
5 , 731, 8 8
6
24, 447, 205
17, 950, 749
---INDIANAPOLIS, IND_____-- _-----_______ 4, 445, 750
_____________
County __
_____
504, 999
____------13,
_
____ ___
All other_
ROCHESTER, N. Y-- ---------------------________
______
County-__
All other____________________-_-_-___
JERSEY CITY, N. J_
__
County_
___________
_
________________All other__ ___-__
HOUSTON, TEX-- -. __________------------------____ ___------County------------__
_
All other____________________ _______-___
PORTLAND, OREG
----------______________-----
__--------------------County__----------__
All other---- -1Less than / of 1 cent.
6,981, 158
22. 60
$0. 50 $28, 511
.35 ..
.15 28, 511
......-------------....
..----------------
66, 185
44,
299
21, 886
$0. 06 $2, 111, 680
.06
.18
.12
.06
259, 095
11,101
247, 994
258, 660
187, 666
70, 994
.81
.59.......
.22
(1)
851
(1)
1. 66
795
525,
1.
66
12, 239, 551
39. 62
837, 846
2. 71
1,006, 193
9,060, 484
29. 33
.75
, 006, 193
.22
.02
.20
71, 184
5, 766
65, 418
_233,509
----
----
--
604, 337
1. 96
02
H
00
H
y
0
H
t7
851
525, 795
10. 29 --------
H
00
r
y
29. 38 ---------.-------------------------------------------------------------4. 42 ----24. 96.------
3, 179, 067
H
.
3. 26
3. 26
REVENUE
RECEIPTS-COntinued
Table II-Continued
FINES, FORFEITS, AND
ESCHEATS
.2
CITY
2
S
SUBVENTIONS
AND
GRANTS,
DONA
TIONS,
AND PEN
SION ASSESSMENTS
HIGHWAY PRIVILEGES,
RENTS, AND INTEREST
EARNINGS OF GEN
ERAL DEPARTMENTS
EARNINGS OF PUBLIC
SERVICE ENTERPRISES
2
0
Total
"H
V
2
4
CHICA G O, ILL--........... ......... ..........
County ----......... ............................
All other ---
10
13
15
$9,177, 954
3, 219, 980
5, 957, 974
$2. 63 $10, 355, 766
.92
226, 302
1. 71
10, 129, 464
Per
capita
Total
$2. 97
. 06
2.91
$7, 873, 655
5, 119, 061
2, 754, 594
Per
capita
Total
$2. 26 $12, 588, 172
1.47
. 79 12, 588, 172
Per
capita
$3.61
H
3. 61
11.44
1.09
10. 35
931, 588
14, 927
916, 661
.56
.01
4, 635, 934
1, 400, 872
3, 235, 062
2. 81
. 85
1.96
17, 857, 857
10.81
. 55
17, 857, 857
10.81
559, 542
268, 547
290, 995
.42
. 20
. 22
11, 020, 717
4, 953, 163
6, 067, 554
8. 24
3. 70
4. 54
3, 339, 776
973, 916
2, 365, 860
2. 50
.73
1.77
2, 595, 900
1, 313, 957
1, 281, 943
1.94
. 98
. 96
26, 140, 269
21, 149
26, 119, 120
CLEVELAND, OHIO---.............----------County---.
-----------------------------All other---....-... .. . ...... ......... ...
.
230, 813
5, 581
225, 232 .
. 25
.01
.24
9, 550, 591
5, 477, 186
4, 073, 405
10. 40
5. 96
4. 44
1, 277, 148
180, 866
1, 096, 282
1.39
.20
1. 19
1, 811, 021
409, 080
1, 401, 941
1.97
. 45
1.52
8, 513, 972
19. 55
.02
19. 53
9. 27
9.27
8, 513, 972
9.27
PITTSBURGH, PA-- - .
.17
. 05
.12
2, 159, 805
36, 055
2, 123, 750
3. 18
.05
3. 13
1, 074, 050
533, 638
540, 412
1.58
..
115, 031
35, 220
79, 811
.79
1, 084, 531
772, 927
311, 604
1. 60
1. 14
. 46
2, 854, 621
2, 809
2, 851, 812
('1)
M ILW AUKEE, W IS- ---- -----------------------------County ---................
-- --...
All other---- ----------------.-------
148, 111
12, 452
135, 659
. 25
. 02
.23
7, 311, 273
5, 549, 226
1, 762, 047
12.20
9. 26
2. 94
740, 142
55, 326
684, 816
1. 24
.09
1. 15
1, 523, 370
693, 666
829, 704
2. 54
1.16
1.38
2, 274, 264
3.80
2, 274, 264
3.80
4.17
36, 367
3, 035
33, 332
.06
15. 02
1. 75
13. 27
572, 172
36, 613
535, 559
.98
.92
753, 554
280, 494
473, 060
1.29
.48
. 81
2, 428, 274
. 05
8, 751, 386
1, 019, 407
7, 731, 979
85, 585
7, 875
77, 710
.18
. 02
. 16
3, 362, 885
404, 262
2, 958, 623
7. 04
.85
6. 19
760, 898
68, 388
692, 510
1. 59
.14
1.45
609, 967
161, 703
448, 264
1.28
.34
. 94
1, 431, 512
135, 719
4, 726
130, 993
. 29
. 01
4, 329, 075
3, 470, 978
858, 097
9. 41
7. 54
1.87
4, 477, 097
218, 108
4, 258, 989
9. 73
.47
9.26
1, 986, 193
310, 538
1, 675, 655
4. 32
.67
3.65
2, 353, 353
301
2, 353, 052
___________
.
Los ANGELES, CALIF____-__County ---...................
.
.
_______
.
-.---
_____._______
..
.___________
.................................
- . -- --- ---. -- --- --.
BUFFALO, N. Y--..................................
County------------------------All oth er ---.... .....
.....
.....
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN________ ___
.....
...
..
.
____________________
C ounty --- - .. ... ... ... .. ... ...
All other ....-------------------17
Total
18, 900, 770
1, 798, 720
17, 102, 050
County-All other -- 12
$0. 20
.01
.19
caperita
capita
. 23
. 02
. 21
. .
-...
All other .-------------------------6
$687, 524
18, 573
668, 951
Total
373, 309
25, 183
348, 126
DETROIT, MICH ...----....................-.-.
C ounty--- --------------------.
A ll other--...... ....... ....... ......
5
.........
Per
capita
...
...
CINCINNATI, OHIO__------ -----__-_______________-.
County---- -------All other---............................
1 Less than
lB
of 1 cent.
. 01
. 28
. 79
. 06
4. 21
4. 21
4. 17
2, 428, 274
3. 00
3.00
1, 431, 512
5. 11
(1)
5. 11
y
>
7
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REVENUE RECEIPTS-Continued
Table II-Continued
FINES, FORFEITS, AND
ESCHEATS
AND
SUBVENTIONS
DONAGRANTS,
TIONS, AND PENSION ASSESSMENTS
HIGHWAY PRIVILEGES,
RENTS, AND INTEREST
EARNINGS OF GEN
ERAL DEPARTMENTS
EARNINGS OF PUBLIC
SERVICE ENTERPRISES
CITY
0
Total
..
18
19
20
22
23
24
25
26
Total
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
$4, 137, 043
262, 402
3, 874, 641
$9. 26
.59
8. 67
$1, 285, 503
212, 648
1, 072, 855
$2. 88
.48
2.40
$1, 387, 744
906, 745
480, 999
$3. 10
2. 03
1. 07
$2, 158, 215
$4.83
2, 158, 215
4.83
.16
.01
.15
595, 579
145, 893
449, 686
1. 45
.36
1. 09
752, 728
39, 393
713, 335
1.84
1. 59
.70
.89
2, 099, 209
5. 12
1. 74
652, 007
288, 519
363, 488
2, 099, 209
5.12
86, 317
16,115
70, 202
.23
.04
.19
2, 570, 706
753, 400
1, 817, 306
6. 87
2. 01
4. 86
356, 324
58, 321
298, 003
. 95
. 16
. 79
584, 487
282, 569
301, 918
1. 56
.76
.80
10, 686, 718
28. 57
10, 686, 718
28. 57
INDIANAPOLIS, IND---...........--------.......------------County
-------------------------------All other- _-..--------------.----------
10, 781
.03
156, 996
23, 461
133, 535
458, 345
127, 734
330, 611
1. 23
.34
.89
37, 710
.10
.03
6.80
4.36
2. 44
.42
10, 781
2, 531, 070
1, 621, 130
909, 940
ROCHESTER, N. Y...--------------------------County-------------------------------All other
--------------------------------
22, 886
9, 506
13, 380
.07
.03
.04
5, 330, 201
822, 240
4, 507, 961
15. 98
2. 47
13. 51
368, 301
18, 684
349, 617
1. 10
679, 348
287, 508
391, 840
2. 04
.86
1.18
1, 386, 414
4. 16
1.04
1, 386, 414
4. 16
JERSEY CITY, N. J-------------------------------------County ------....... -----------------All other----------------------------------
39, 399
34, 450
4, 949
.12
.11
.01
2, 255, 249
165, 553
2, 089, 696
7. 05
.52
6. 53
958, 491
113, 693
844, 798
3.00
.36
2.64
819, 562
391, 543
428, 019
2. 56
1. 22
1.34
1, 922, 735
6. 01
1, 922, 735
6. 01
.....-------------------HOUSTON, TEX ---------County----------------------------------------------------All other _----------
46, 416
4, 058
42, 358
.15
.01
.14
1, 154, 182
36, 333
1, 117, 849
3. 63
.11
3. 52
450, 187
57, 688
392, 499
1. 42
587, 808
342, 594
245, 214
1. 85
1. 08
.77
1, 602, 238
5. 04
1, 602, 238
5.04
LOUISVILLE, KY __----__--_---........__...------------County _-----------------------------All other_---_-----------------------------
12, 597
.04
449, 889
1.42
449, 889
1.42
832, 593
78, 187
754, 406
2.63
.25
2. 38
5.11
.04
383, 360
235
383, 125
1, 618, 571
12, 597
1, 618, 571
5. 11
PORTLAND, OREG_--____________..__________------------County
--------------------------------All other------------------------------
41, 717
3, 653
38. 064
.14
.01
.13
4, 018, 524
2, 894, 278
1, 124, 246
13. 01
9.37
3. 64
878, 140
48, 752
829, 388
453,815
1.47
1, 933, 869
6. 26
251, 071
202, 744
.81
.66
1, 933, 869
6. 26
NEWARK, N. J----- ----------------------------County ------ ---..
.--------------All other -------------------------------
$73, 894
49, 733
$0. 17
.11
24, 161
.06
KANSAS CITY, M O-----------------------------------County-._
.........---------------------------All other ___----------------------------
66, 937
4, 458
62, 479
SEATTLE, W ASH __..
. ..--------------------------
County __ --- -----------------------All other __-----------------------------21
caPer
capita
1 Less than
M of 1 cent.
" .10
. 06
. 36
. 06
.18
1. 24
1.21
(1)
1.21
2.84
.16
2.68
37, 710
H
C/
GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS FOR OPERATION AND
I
Table III
GENERAL
GOVERNMENT
Total
caPa
capita
$138, 105, 211
21, 976, 829
116, 128, 382
$39. 56
6. 30
33. 26
$15, 897, 368
4, 329, 635
11, 567, 733
68, 394, 786
10, 462, 610
57, 932, 176
41. 41
6. 34
35. 07
5, 107, 617
2, 680, 714
2, 426, 903
3. 09
1. 62
1. 47
. ...
72, 134, 242
22, 819, 429
49, 314, 813
53. 94
17. 07
36. 87
7, 395, 578
5, 055, 623
2, 339, 955
___
County. ..
..
All other _______-_____
40, 714, 307
10, 650, 288
30, 064, 019
44. 33
11. 60
32. 73
3, 036, 662
1, 634, 782
1, 401, 880
ita
l
0
___
CHICAGO, ILL...
County ____... .....
.
All other__
10
_____
Los ANGELES, CALIF ....
County
All other ..
6
_
DETROIT, MICH_...._____
County
All other_-5
. ..
CLEVELAND, OHIO ....
PITTSBURGH, PA_....______
County--All other ... _____
12
MILWAUKEE, WIS --- _____
County ............
-All other ____- _______
13
BUFFALO, N.
.___
Y.....___
County------------ -All other- -__________
15
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.....
County...............
All other____...___ ..
17
CONSERVATION
OF HEALTH
Police department
'nCITY
4
OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS
PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY
ALL GENERAL
DEPARTMENTS
2
MAINTENANCE
.-
CINCINNATI, OHIO ........
County--All other .....
..
I Less than % of 1 cent.
...
Fire department
All other
TotalPer
Total
Per
pe
capita
Total
$4. 55 $15, 568, 009
1. 24
3.31 15, 568, 009
$4. 46
$6, 074, 009
4. 46
6, 074, 009
1. 74
1, 772, 950
8, 396, 231
218, 693
8, 177, 538
5. 08
. 13
4. 95
3, 699, 775
2. 24
3, 699, 775
2. 24
519, 000
239, 832
279, 168
5. 53
3. 78
1. 75
5, 593, 185
19,958
5, 573, 227
4. 18
. 01
4. 17
5, 235, 602
242, 104
4, 993, 498
3.92
. 18
3. 74
1, 360, 724
795, 180
565, 544
3.31
1. 78
1. 53
2, 981, 221
42, 865
2, 938, 356
3. 25
. 05
3. 20
2, 008, 085
2. 19
2, 008, 085
2.19
189, 004
84, 870
104, 134
capita
Per
pe
capita
Total
$1. 74 $2, 197, 847
424, 897
32, 036, 738
7, 014, 226
25, 022, 512
47. 22
10. 34
36. 88
4, 194, 334
2, 992, 787
1, 201, 547
6. 18
4.41
1. 77
2, 399, 042
98, 679
2, 300, 363
3. 54
. 15
3. 39
1, 787, 580
2. 63
1, 787, 580
2. 63
32, 944, 377
11, 555, 606
21, 388, 771
54. 99
19. 29
35. 70
1, 993, 969
1, 028, 859
965, 110
3. 33
1. 72
1. 61
2, 382, 926
3. 98
1, 657, 494
2. 77
2, 382, 926
3. 98
1, 657, 494
2. 77
42, 795, 230
6, 828, 450
35, 966, 780
73. 44
11. 72
61. 72
2, 712, 976
978, 661
1, 734, 315
4. 66
1. 68
2.98
2, 985, 169
16, 401
2, 968, 768
5. 12
. 03
5. 09
2, 411, 469
4. 14
2, 411, 469
4. 14
19, 273, 537
2, 368, 996
16, 904, 541
40. 35
4. 96
35. 39
1, 362, 230
763, 386
598, 844
2. 85
1. 60
1. 25
1, 049, 838
18, 044
1, 031, 794
2. 20
.04
2. 16
1, 008, 220
2. 11
1, 008, 220
2. 11
21, 968, 882
5, ,536, 203
16, 432, 679
47. 75
12.03
35. 72
1, 744, 092
1, 037, 099
706,
993
3. 79
2. 25
1.
54
1, 213, 345
2. 64
1, 171, 581
1,213,345---------- 64----, 171,581
2.
2. 55
1,213, 345
2.64
1,171, 581
Per
pe
capita
Total
$0. 63 $3, 394, 985
. 12
76,387
. 51
3, 318, 598
.31
.15
. 16
1. 02
. 59
. 43
. 21
.09
.12
Per
pe
capita
SANITATION, OR
PROMOTION OF
CLEANLINESS
Total
$0.97 $7, 740, 554
. 02
.95 7, 740, 554
Per
pe
capita
$2. 22
H
2. 22
3, 426, 874
961, 385
2, 465, 489
2. 08
. 58
1. 50
3, 690, 369
43, 830
3, 646, 539
2. 23
.03
2. 20
1, 591, 891
859, 292
732, 599
1. 19
. 64
. 55
2, 434, 662
153, 440
2, 281, 222
1. 82
. 11
1. 71
884, 910
206, 287
678, 623
. 96
. 22
. 74
1, 595, 756
242
1, 595, 514
563, 772
131, 901
431, 871
. 83
. 19
. 64
692, 240
73, 588
618, 652
1. 02
.11
.91
377, 181
73, 201
303,980
.63
. 12
. 51
747, 776
444, 592
1. 25
. 51
. 74
340, 982
130, 766
210, 216
. 59
. 22
. 37
1, 023, 469
100, 849
922, 620
1. 76
. 17
1. 59
251, 714
104, 317
147, 397
.53
. 22
.31
877, 203
605, 598
271, 605
1. 84
1. 27
. 57
506, 203
650
505, 553
220, 954
61, 760
2-----------------55
2.55
159, 194
. 48
.13
.35
582, 544
379, 384
203, 160
1. 27
.82
. 45
819, 708
47, 643
772, 065
303, 184
1, 863, 595
1. 74
H
H
(1)
1. 74
C12
¢5
2.75
1, 863, 595
2. 75
2, 368, 595
3. 95
2, 368, 595
3. 95
1, 785, 934
3. 06
1, 785, 934
3.06
H
1. 06
(1)
1. 06
1. 78
1.
1.
6g
GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS FOR
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
Table III-Continued
PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY
ALL GENERAL
GENERAL
DEPARTMENTS
GOVERNMENT
CONSERVATION
CITY
CITY
Per
Per
capita
Total
NEWARK, N. J________.___
County.__ .. ________
_
All other_.
$26, 470, 777
3, 897, 537
22, 573, 240
$59. 22
8. 72
50. 50
$2, 173, 607
866, 193
1, 307, 414
$4. 86
1. 94
2. 92
$3, 055, 168
80, 426
2, 974, 742
KANSAS CITY, MO__....
County........
All other _._._ .......
14, 550, 362
2,450, 074
12, 100, 288
35. 48
5. 97
29. 51
1, 850, 036
1, 003, 329
846, 707
4. 51
2. 45
2. 06
971, 803
27, 068
944, 735
2 I SEATTLE, WASH ...........
County._______________
All other_
___
14, 979, 354
3, 723, 323
11, 256, 031
40. 04
9. 95
30.09
1, 640, 243
866, 646
773, 597
4. 38
2. 32
2. 06
21
INDIANAPOLIS, IND _ _
County ______________
All other ._......_
13, 356, 855
3, 117, 795
10, 239, 060
35. 90
8. 38
27. 52
860, 430
637, 116
223, 314
ROCHESTER, N. Y -.......
County_______________
All other
-............
21, 263, 744
3, 654, 680
17, 609, 064
63. 76
10. 96
52. 80
CITY, N. J_.....
County ___-___ __
All other_ _
20, 755, 694
3, 638, 795
17, 116, 899
HOUSTON, TEX--.....----..
County __
All other ...--------- _
19
22
23
24
25
26
Per
Per
capita
Total
Total
Fire department
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
$6. 83 $1, 868, 495
.18 _
6. 65 1, 868, 495
$4. 18
-
4. 18
2. 37
.07
2. 30
835, 884
...........
835, 884
2. 04
1, 135, 640
3. 04
1, 211, 174
3. 24
1,135, 640
3.04
1, 211, 174
3. 24
2. 31
1. 71
.60
1, 059, 382
41, 940
1, 017, 442
2. 85
.11
2. 74
.
1, 486, 652
4. 00
1, 573, 363
794, 852
778, 511
4. 72
2. 38
2. 34
1, 018, 119
48, 292
969, 827
3. 05
.14
2. 91
1, 030, 828
- .
.
1, 030, 828
3. 09
64. 88
11. 37
53. 51
1, 917, 674
1, 038, 070
879, 604
5. 99
3. 24
2. 75
2, 895, 715
117, 175
2, 778, 540
9.05
.37
8. 68
7, 079, 673
1, 300, 560
5, 779, 113
22. 27
4. 09
18. 18
907, 508
645, 703
261, 805
2. 85
2. 03
.82
520, 624
15, 846
504, 778
1. 64
.05
1. 59
-.
LOUISVILLE, KY__________
County ______________
All other-----....
_
9, 951, 452
1, 299, 352
8, 652, 100
31. 44
4. 11
27. 33
704, 812
306, 326
398, 486
2. 23
.97
1. 26
1, 003, 396
144, 963
858, 433
3. 17
.46
2. 71
-
PORTLAND, OREG....._____
County_
____
All other _............
12, 705, 047
4, 597, 183
8, 107, 864
41. 13
14. 88
26. 25
1, 045, 360
685, 809
359, 551
JERSEY
1Less
than % of 1 cent.
_
SANITATION, OR
PROMOTION OF
OF HEALTH
Police department
Total
T
18
OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS-Continued
All other
Total
Total
$339, 081
91, 674
247, 407
Per
capita
Total
Total
$0. 76 $1, 091, 066
. 21
458, 600
.55
632, 466
Per
P
capita
Per
capita
Total
$2. 44 $1, 598, 737
1. 03 .........
1. 41 1, 598, 737
$3. 58
Z
3. 58
206, 926
87, 399
119, 527
.
50
.21
.29
267, 998
30, 944
237, 054
.65
.08
.57
806, 510
......
806, 510
1. 97
173, 677
81, 660
92, 017
.46
.22
.24
493, 380
66, 772
426, 608
1. 32
.18
1. 14
593, 474
2, 489
590, 985
1. 59
.01
1. 58
157, 014
887
133, 127
. 42
.06
.36
310, 890
126, 929
183, 961
.84
.34
.50
3. 09
429, 954
257, 038
172, 916
1. 29
.77
.52
653, 619
288, 972
364, 647
1. 96
.87
1. 09
1, 333,916
18, 746
1, 315, 170
4. 00
.06
3. 94
1, 336, 380
4, 146
1, 332, 234
4. 18
.01
4. 17
185, 886
37, 051
148, 835
.
58
.12
.46
655, 636
315, 772
339, 864
2. 05
.99
1. 06
981, 472
11, 673
969, 799
3. 07
.04
3. 03
72, 574
255
72, 319
.23
(1)
.23
150, 146
15, 649
134, 497
.47
.05
.42
369, 857
1. 16
_
1. 16
520, 704
16, 383
504, 321
1. 65
.05
1. 60
458, 545
2, 590
455, 955
1. 45
. 01
1. 44
.
50
.
50
429, 555
32 477
397, 078
1. 39
.11
1. 28
2. 04
1, 486, 652
4. 00
.23,
552, 427
1. 74
552, 427
1. 74
585, 703
1. 85
1. 85
151, 246
44, 559
106, 687
.
585, 703
3. 38
823, 249
2. 66 1, 032,960
2. 22 _____
__________________
1. 16
823, 249
2. 66 1, 032, 960
3. 34
______
3. 34
129, 360
15, 533
113, 827
.42
154, 726
.05 --.37
154, 726
48
.14
.34
.
1.97
550, 849
.
550, 849
1. 48
.
1. 48
369, 857
-
O
Y
GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS-Continued
I
2
General expenses
CITY
CHARITIES, HOSPI
TALS, AND COR
RECTIONS
Repair for com
pensation
Per
Total
Total
..............
CHICAGO, ILL ..
County_
All other ______.____
capita
$8, 899, 509
371, 592
8, 527, 917
$2. 55
. 11
2. 44
$55,
926
55, 926
Per
capita
Total
$0. 02 $16, 398, 558
13, 859, 714
2, 538, 844
.02
Pera
capita
-
Total
$4. 70 $41, 526, 614
19,967
3. 97
.73 41, 506, 647
Per
capita
I _
I
I
Total
Total
$11. 90 $1, 281, 017
capPer a
capita
_
I-
Total
$0.37 $6, 373, 922
4. 02
1.24
2. 78
172, 650
.13
172, 650
. 13
14, 355, 089
12, 773, 844
1, 581, 245
10. 74
9. 55
1. 19
23, 540, 105
76, 936
23, 463, 169
17. 60 1, 144, 698
.06
164, 239
17. 54
980, 459
6
CLEVELAND, OHIO ________
1, 770, 204
413, 275
1, 356, 929
1.93
. 45
1. 48
232, 070
986
231, 084
. 25
13, 018, 818
7, 490, 672
5, 528, 146
14. 18
8.16
6. 02
10, 937, 213
...
10, 937, 213
11. 91
1, 121, 196
11. 91
1,121, 196
2, 379, 281
877, 737
1, 501, 544
3.51
1. 29
2. 22
17, 096
954
16, 142
5. 31
3. 07
2. 24
10, 773, 104
3, 339
10, 769, 765
15.88
.03
3, 605, 882
2, 083, 475
1, 522, 407
15. 88
585, 252
14, 929
570, 323
MILWAUKEE, WrIS
...........
County_
All other__
1, 459, 234
273, 323
1, 185, 911
2. 44
. 46
1.98
152, 318
82, 466
69, 852
. 25
. 14
.11
9, 323, 104
8, 569, 321
753, 783
15. 56
14. 30
1.26
8, 961, 581
479, 780
8, 481, 801
14. 96
355, 909
.80
14. 16
355, 909
.59
1, 454, 369
BUFFALO, N. Y_
811
2,559,
957, 841
1, 601, 970
4. 39
1. 64
2. 75
1, 552
(1)
10, 675, 152
4, 936
10, 670, 216
18. 32
.01
18.31
.86
1, 329, 660
- (1)
20. 77
6. 68
14. 09
501, 584
1, 552
12, 105, 371
3, 892, 259
8, 213, 112
501, 584
.86
1, 218, 153
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN- 199, 091
County __--__---- ------1, 019, 062
All other- --------
2. 55
. 42
2. 13
23, 378
. 05
23, 378
.05
4, 760, 197
349, 446
4, 410, 751
9. 96
.73
9. 23
6, 061, 989
8, 815
6, 053, 174
12. 69
.02
12. 67
343, 365
21, 609
321, 756
. 72
.05
.67
499
486,
188
311
486,
CINCINNATI, OHIO ___
County
_____
_ 1,706, 108
329, 907
114, 048
. 25
1, 376, 201
114, 048
9. 13
6. 41
2. 72
8, 010, 820
20, 211
7, 990, 609
17.41
.04
17.37
. 75
. 75
.25
4, 202, 888
2, 951, 331
1, 251, 557
342, 830
342, 830
__________
3. 71
.72
2.99
--_
.-.-
- --...
All other___. _______
12
13
County _______
All other .........
15
17
All other
1 Less than 4 of 1 cent.
(1)
H
.55
.84
H
.82
.01
.81
2,183, 731
480
768,
1, 415, 251
2. 38
.84
1.54
0
1. 44
.56
.88
2,
199, 811
358, 575
1, 841, 236
3. 24
.53
2. 71
2. 61
. 18
2. 43
1, 602, 753
304
638,
449
964,
2. 68
1.07
1.61
2. 28
.15
2. 13
4, 362, 101
076
660,
3, 702, 025
7. 49
1. 13
6. 36
1.02
1,
324,548
2. 77
. 62
2. 15
755,
437
LO s A NGE L E S, C A LI F . . .. . . . . 5, 371, 525
1, 653, 155
County
3, 718, 370
All other _________
--...
1.39
1.22
11. 62
5
County -.-
1, 854, 692
729, 633
1, 125, 059
2, 083, 841
296,
025
1, 787, 816
19, 249, 040
73, 670
19, 175, 370
.03
1.56
. 22
1. 34
.86
. 12
.74
9. 36
1.96
7. 40
PITTSBURGH, PA ........--
H
.70
.04
. 66
15, 465, 612
3, 243, 341
12, 222, 271
10
1.96
.72
1.
24
1, 149, 056
64, 201
1, 084, 855
.09
.03
. 06
. 25
3, 235, 274
1,196, 212
2, 039, 062
.49
.04
.45
143, 487
42, 943
100, 544
(1)
Z
11. 66
.04
2. 12
. 99
1. 13
804, 246
60, 149
744, 097
7, 829
.-.-_
(1)
1.22
608
747,
.86
.02
. 84
975, 749
262
378,
487
597,
.59
________
_ ..
1, 561, 537
107, 168
86, 661
1, 242, 999
Per
capita
$3.64
.83
2.81
922
6,373,
3, 508, 205
1, 637, 640
1, 870, 565
Total
$1. 83 $12, 696, 893
_
2, 894, 637
9, 802, 256
1. 83
.37
DETROIT, MICH_------County_
All other_
All other .____________-..
Per
capita
.01
11.89 1, 281, 017
4
County ___----------
MISCELLANEOUS
RECREATION
Libraries
Schools
I
i
I
I
2
i
EDUCATION
HIGHWAYS
Table II-Continued
(1)
297, 852
1. 02
1, 026, 696
353, 301
14, 073
. 77
.03
1,
486, 663
351, 965
339, 228
.74
1,134,698
3. 23
S76
2. 47
1
O
06
GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS
Table III-Continued
FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
HIGHWAYS
EDUCATION
Total
Total
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
...
NEWARK, N. J___ ____.
County .....
All other ...............
KANSAS CITY, M O_._.........
County ....-----------All other __ _ __.
.
caa
capita
I
Per
capita
Total
Total
I
I
;
of 1 cent.
I
Total
I
I
$0. 08
.01
.07
$3, 616, 867
1, 156, 830
2, 460, 037
$8. 09
2. 59
5.50
$9, 361, 406
261, 910
9, 099, 496
$20. 94
. 59
20. 35
927
$374,
1, 294
373, 633
$0. 84
1, 737, 109
435, 884
1, 301, 225
4. 23
1.06
3. 17
30, 922
.08
3.91
1.72
2. 19
5, 055, 764
4, 852
5, 050, 912
12. 33
.01
12. 32
. 63
. 08
1, 602, 311
703,523
898, 788
258, 008
30, 922
258, 008
1, 331, 683
1, 273, 942
57, 741
3. 56
3. 41
. 15
4, 998, 234
207, 867
4, 790, 367
13. 36
.56
12.
80
2, 466, 731
1, 962, 598
504, 133
6. 63
5. 27
1.36
4, 383, 048
15, 928
4, 367, 120
4, 942, 476
1, 374, 513
3, 567, 963
14. 82
4. 12
10. 70
.05
793, 653
163, 896
629, 757
1, 429, 666
259, 076
1, 170, 590
4. 29
.78
3. 51
.05
5, 768
S02
5, 768
.02
1.53
. 06
1.47
297, 853
133, 015
164, 838
.73
235, 412
.63
369, 197
.
99
2. 10
235, 412
.63
369, 197
. 99
786, 099
257, 078
529, 021
11. 78
.04
11. 74
258, 556
. 69
354, 173
.95
.69
354, 173
.95
675, 477
145, 501
529, 976
1.82
.39
1.43
H
258, 556
5, 877, 166
54, 434
5, 822, 732
17. 62
.16
17. 46
133, 054
7, 437
125, 617
. 40
738, 529
176, 705
561, 824
2. 21
.53
1. 68
2, 097, 286
374,
615
1, 722, 671
6. 29
1. 12
5. 17
O
214, 602
.67
1, 337, 947
275, 513
1, 062, 434
4. 18
.86
3.32
H
214, 602
483, 948
182, 744
301, 204
1.51
.57
. 67
76,
10,
66,
152,
6,
145,
.24
.03
99, 978
1, 190
98, 788
.31
64, 339
46, 199
18, 140
291, 941
71, 694
220,247
615, 512
190, 183
425, 329
.20
.15
.05
.92
.23
.69
1.99
.62
1. 37
5, 462, 410
1, 369
5, 461, 041
17. 08
797, 428
291, 572
- 505, 856
830, 846
240, 973
873
925, 341
-.... 962
364,
560, 379
2.51
.92
1. 59
567, 206
272, 749
294, 457
1. 78
.86
.92
4.69
1. 47
3.22
2, 900, 649
824
2, 899, 825
3, 439, 905
9. 12
3, 439, 905
10. 87
10. 92
9. 96
. 96
3, 563, 173
6, 442
3, 556, 731
11.54
.02
11. 52
17, 319
.05
3.00
1. 18
1.82
64, 401
.21
64, 401
.21
399
109
290
134
999
135
Z
629, 238
24, 060
605, 178
13.45
3.85
9. 60
1, 485,
465,
1, 020,
3, 372,
3, 075,
296,
Per
capita
. 63
4, 303, 838
1, 233, 099
3, 070, 739
. 05
Total
$1. 34
. 83
.51
3. 06
1.32
1.74
17, 319
Total
$597, 701
371, 120
226, 581
980, 186
422, 183
558, 003
2. 63
.76
1.87
I
Per
capita
I
$34, 624
4, 927
29, 697
2. 13 .._
...
......
.44 ................
1. 69 ...............
i Less than
Total
I
Per
capita
$1.76
.48
1. 28
INDIANAPOLIS, IND ........County----__-_------All other_ ----------
HOUSTON, TEX-_ _--_____-...............
County__
All other_ ___--------LOUISVILLE, KY..--..------..
County- ...............
All other_ _-----------589,
PORTLAND, OREG-...........
County-.........- All other-....-_-_
I
MISCELLANEOUS
I
I
Per
capita
664
$785,
212, 493
573, 171
5. 33
17, 598
2. 58 ...............
17, 598
2. 75
_
JERSEY CITY, N. J _ .......
-.......
County........
other_ __---------All
Per
capita
Total
I
1, 993, 543
SEATTLE, WASH----....-..
County ---------------- 966, 869
All other _______........_
1, 026, 674
ROCHESTER, N. Y _..........
------County__...
All other ......-.......-.
RECREATION
Libraries
Schools
I
!
___________I
I
CHARITIES, HOSPI
TALS, AND COR
RECTIONS
Repair for compensation
General expenses
CITY
C-l
OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS-Continued
...........
(1)
84
.
.02
.38
(1)
17. 08
(1)
9. 12
10.
87
937
573
364
206
413
793
.46
220, 168
220, 168
.71
.71
. 21
.48
. 02
309, 430
342
309,
088
329, 108
5, 610
323, 498
. 94
(1)
.31
.98
(1)
.98
1. 07
.02
1.05
434
573,
$1,
392, 070
1,181, 364
$3.52
.88
2.64
Z
.32
.41
r
.69
1.41
0
GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PROTECTION TO PERSON
AND PROPERTY
Table IV
Total
CITY
DEPARTMENTS
EDUCATION
Conser
vation
of
health
Sanitation,
or pro
motion of Highways
cleanli
ness
Charities,
hospitals,
and cor
rections
Schools
$860 $16, 424
$1, 455, 744 $8, 301, 702
3, 813, 782
1, 455, 744 4, 487, 920
$30, 481
$1, 313, 668
30, 481
1, 313, 668
99, 947
25, 517
74, 430
2, 241, 929
1, 836, 636
405, 293
187, 251
180, 026
7, 225
130, 848
130, 848
367, 241 103, 229 93, 001 1,835, 265
817, 072
79, 115 _.... ... 31, 558 1,
18,193
288,126 103, 229 61, 443
40, 766
38, 654
2, 112
2, 280, 261
130, 359
2, 149, 902
9, 678, 426
1, 526, 830
8, 151, 596
1, 310, 426
1, 301, 930
8, 496
1, 553, 452
1, 102
1, 552, 350
804
804
_ _
46, 874
1, 668, 202
91, 018
1, 577, 184
1, 524, 523
726, 910
797, 613
237, 114
29, 549
207, 565
3, 009, 181
1, 294, 144
1, 715, 037
78, 531
59, 978
18, 553
917, 997
112, 284
805, 713
169, 676
169, 676
1, 213, 655
195, 966
1, 017, 689
69, 645
32, 217
37, 428
502, 823
43, 778
502, 823
12, 644
738
11, 906
21, 516
4, 296
17, 220
.
0
FOR OUTLAYS OF GENERAL
PAYMENTS
General
govern
ment
0
Police
department
Fire
department
All other
Miscel
lane
lane
ous
Recrea-
tion
-
Libraries
U
2
4
CHICAGO, ILL.... __.................
County ..........................
.
All other......
.
$12, 857, 479
3, 851, 998
9, 005, 481
...
DETROIT, MICH.....................
County...... ..............
All other__-------C
OllIT,
Y-----------------
------
2, 885, 510
2, 063, 390
822, 120
5
18, 376, 964
Los ANGELES, CALIF__............
County_ ......-----------------5, 106, 314
13, 270, 650
All other-------........---------...----....
6
CLEVELAND, OHIO_----...............
County---------------------All other--......-------------------......
10
12
13
81,175
13, 789
67, 386
9, 241
6, 184
3, 057
$4. 297 $59, 522
4, 297
59, 522
6,227 ______
81--------------..
6, 146 .......
1, 829
-1,829
1, 227
1,227_
56, 446
3, 755
56, 446
478
921
14, 225
811, 741
478
921
14, 225
2, 626
2, 037
589
5, 641
4, 503
1,138
7, 448
62
7, 386
80, 956
200
7, 787
7, 528
259
190, 860
190, 860
787, 347
122, 202
665, 145
1, 394 146, 162
145, 683
479
1, 394
976, 192
663, 015
313, 177
2, 873, 680
2, 206, 345
667, 335
4, 269, 095
475, 962
3, 793, 133
22, 879
22, 879
BUFFALO, N. Y-----------------....County.......................
All other... . . . ..
.
2, 293, 594
266, 174
2, 027, 420
75, 832
8, 014
67, 818
29, 095
1,185
27, 910
24, 566
._______
24, 566
1, 367, 358
137, 636
1, 229, 722
8, 013
7, 168
845
6, 262
6, 616
6, 262
6, 616
5, 062, 423
3, 176, 319
1, 886, 104
17, 080
13, 205
3, 875
18, 809
32, 281
18,
809
32, 281
County- .....
All other_ ._
___....---_____.
....
CINCINNATI, OHIO .................
County ........................
All other .........................
46, 874
3, 755
MILWAUKEE, WIs ...................
County...............----------------------.....
All other .....--------------------
15 MINNEAPOLIS, MINN...___.. ___.....
153
16, 472
146, 987
142, 520
4, 467
. .
153
479
238
241
7, 448
3, 732, 938
1, 552, 774
2, 180, 164
onty------------------------
860
16, 424
16, 699
PITTSBURGH, PA-.......---------------County.........._ ..............
All other.........................
Cl
17
4, 160, 600
854, 465
3, 306, 135
$38, 504
38, 216
288
7,
448
18, 863
2,164- --------
19, 604
3, 132
200
811, 741
80, 956
$27, 088 $1, 553, 814
$55, 375
27, 088
1,553, 814
55, 375
57, 808
57, 808
43, 226
7, 103
36, 123
36, 467
__
36, 467
271, 604
60, 480
211, 124
415, 276
24,170
391,106
428, 017
95,044
332, 973
235, 402
128, 730
306,654
.-......
235, 402
128, 730
306, 654
...
82, 674
77
82, 597
180, 007
5, 952
174, 055
125, 634
44, 624
81, 010
3, 808
183
3, 625
1, 863, 826
19, 570
10, 646
10, 646
1, 863, 826
19,
434, 510
158, 440
276, 070
43, 778
203, 284
23, 445
179, 839
36, 871
782
36, 089
104, 120
23, 388
220,121
104, 120
23,388
220, 121___
345, 610
88, 340
88, 340
519, 411
35,050
484, 361
345, 610
570
z
H
0
r
.
21,948
20, 385
1,563
H
H
(-3
H
y/
GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS FOR OUTLAYS OF GENERAL
PROTECTION TO PERSON
AND PROPERTY
Table IV-Continued
-o
A
CITY
Total
General
govern
ment
Fire
Police
depart- depart- All other
ment
ment
l1
DEPARTMENTS-COIItil I ed
Charities,
Conser Sanitation,
or pro
vation motion of Highways hospitals,
of
and cor
cleanli
rections
health
ness
EDUCATION
Recrea
tion
Schools
M iscel
lane
ous
Libraries
U
18
NEWARK, N. J.........---------------County.-----------------------All other---------------------
$2, 903,134
90, 373
2, 812, 761
........
--- --
KANSAS CITY, MO .......------------County..--------------------All other-----------------------
5, 098, 846
1, 341, 627
3, 757, 219
$793, 712
786, 557
7,155
20
....-------------..
SEATTLE, WASH---County .....------------------All other-----..............---------------
1, 625, 981
726, 466
899, 515
13, 692
5, 853
7, 839
21
INDIANAPOLIS, IND ..........--------------County
-----------------All other------------------------
659, 069
21, 445
637, 624
22
ROCHESTER, N. Y -------------- -County....---------------------All other_ ..--------------------
23
19
$8,394
---.........
$4,341
4, 296
45
..
8, 394 -------------719
13,
591 $74,
13, 591
8, 667
2, 216
146, 978
2, 216
25, 345
8, 667
$146,
978
74, 719
25, 345
041
8,
7, 285
756
12, 600
2, 267
10,333
3, 297, 804
2, 498, 659
799, 145
6, 890
1, 644
5, 246
10,964
76
.-------------- 475
797,
JERSEY CITY, N. J
219, 601
County -----.........------------------577, 874
All other.........-----------------------
6, 082
$39, 698
41
39, 657
$732, 871
4,564
728,307
680, 898
1,699, 398
___555,070
680,898 ' 1,144,328
33, 777
452, 688
10,
653
078
1,190,
138
33, 777 i
452, 688
078
10,
653 1 1,190,
138
4, 693
356
4, 337
56, 771
327
938
65,
327
13, 015
7, 630
5, 385
9, 455
9, 455
6, 082
$722, 850
30, 026
692, 824
$90, 002
_....._.
90, 002
65,
938
56,
771
1, 339, 385
473
715,
623, 912
336, 555
60
336, 495
900
$27,
022 $1,
252,056 $25,
51,446 ----900
610
25,
1,200,
27,
022
z
H
-2
17,
872
149,101 ........
4,989
5,466
4,784-------------------------------------...............
149,101205
5,466 17,872
H
12,371
4, 203
8, 168
108,
271
63, 385
31, 458
1, 026
108, 271
63, 385
31, 458
1, 026
395, 626
385,
630
9, 996
287,265
25, 176
2, 310
287,
25,
292,096
157,
838
134, 258
151, 812
1, 151
150, 661
348,
725
26, 200
348, 725
26, 200
1
y
y
10,888
326
326
12, 246
10, 027
2, 219
1, 091
1, 091
145, 548 2, 118, 266
47,389 1, 896, 055
222, 211
159
98,
265
176
2,310
O
24
25
HOusTON, TEX.....----------------.
County------------------------All other---------- --------------
385, 868
192, 061
193, 807
LOUISVILLE, KY .....................
County ---------------------All other------------------------
2, 180, 082
92, 043
2, 088, 039
26 PORTLAND, OREG..._................
County........--------.....-------......-All other ___.....................
2, 907, 688
1, 088, 870
1, 818, 818
9, 284
9,284
277
277
- ----- --------- ----....
::
---------------- ------ _...
_
_.........
3,857
64, 229
3,857-
64, 229
63 _ __.....
I_______
37,179
1, 415, 447
_ 6337,179
17,604
1, 397, 843
7, 519
924
5, 407
5,407----------------------------
'__..__
_
924
7,519 __----
-
226, 676
121
121.._
- -- 226, 676
--.....
237, 659
198, 103
39, 556
246,931
174,
647
72, 284
3,771
3, 443
328
4,079
4,079
992
..
992
14, 063
1, 608
12, 455
48,
038
y
H
13, 971
13, 971
48,038
4, 321
20, 294
487, 018
14,170
201, 590
20,294 -- - - - - -- - - - -- - - 54,145
147,
445 _ ..........
4, 321
14,170
487, 018
2, 660, 429
1, 076, 849
1,583,
580
6,375-- __------ ----------------119
119
... ...-- -. ..
... .. ... ...
118
118
112
13
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
Table V
GROSS DEBT
NET DEBT
City
CITY
Total
2bB~
f--
-
2
CHICAGO, ILL..
...-------------------.......
County-.................................
All other_.......
........
__ __ ..-..
4
DETROIT, MICH._....
County ..........
A ll other............
...
. ......
..
--
Per
capita
Per
Total
capita
----
$780, 564, 474
56, 051, 902
724, 512. 572
936,382
$467,
40, 572, 078
427, 364. 304
$134.05
11.62
122. 43
424, 039, 572
12,233, 713
411, 805, 859
.
$223. 61
16.
06
207. 55
256.76
7. 41
249. 35
320, 557. 148
3, 886, 438
316, 670, 710
194. 10
2.35
191. 75
5
Los ANGELES, CALIF_.
. ...._
______
County_ _
All other................._._..............
244, 883, 920
23, 106,531
221, 777, 389
183. 13
17.28
165. 85
224, 502, 537
19, 439, 103
205, 063, 434
167. 89
14. 54
153. 35
6
CLEVELAND, OHIO_
County ...................
All other..................................
177, 747, 039
31, 388, 365
146,358, 674
193.54
34. 18
159.36
148, 345, 456
18, 502, 501
129, 842, 955
161.53
20. 15
141.38
152,251, 987
68,023, 380
84, 228, 607
224. 39
100.26
124. 13
134, 959, 845
56,709,100
78, 250, 745
198.91
83.58
115. 33
81, 797, 929
10, 971, 437
70,826,492
136.53
18.31
118.22
70, 604, 504
9, 787, 850
60, 816, 654
117.85
16. 34
101.51
128, 366, 742
24, 259, 380
104, 107,362
220. 30
41. 63
178.67
112, 431, 464
19,276, 012
93,155, 452
192. 95
33.08
159. 87
69, 163, 264
4, 545, 163
64, 618, 101
144.78
9. 51
135.27
51, 710, 476
2, 665, 094
49, 045, 382
108.25
5. 58
102. 67
131,307, 701
15, 265, 744
116,041, 957
285. 39
33. 18
252. 21
79, 338, 793
8, 475, 690
70, 863,103
172.44
18. 42
154.02
158, 108, 436
26,250, 681
131, 857, 755
353. 71
58. 73
294.98
121,705, 968
19, 672, 794
102, 033, 174
272. 27
44. 01
228. 26
73,893, 187
16, 571, 151
57, 322, 036
180. 18
40. 41
139. 77
62, 094, 797
13, 434, 882
48, 659, 915
151.41
32. 76
118.65
10
PITTSBURGH, PA ...
.
County
_--------------..
...............
A ll other..... .............................
12
MILWAUKEE, WVIS
.......-County __......................_.....
All other ....................
13
BUFFALO, N. Y ...__
County________
All other- -..............
--
-----------__.........
..............
15
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN
County..................................
All other---............................
17
CINCINNATI, OHIO ......
County ..................
All other ...........
......................
18
NEWARK, N. J_ _
..----------------------County --............................
A ll other-.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..
..
..
..
.
19
KANSAS CITY, MO-.....
County ............................
All other.-- .........................
20
SEATTLE, WrTASH_...____
County .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .
A ll other . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
105, 338, 044
14, 589, 336
90, 748, 708
281, 58
39. 00
242. 58
89, 950, 792
9, 651, 553
80, 299, 239
240. 45
25. 80
214. 65
21
INDIANAPOLIS, IND________ _
.
______________ ___
County -- .
.
.
..-------------- .
All other....
..------------------------
34, 228, 113
5, 953, 643
28, 274,470
91. 99
16. 00
75.99
32, 077, 118
5, 872, 429
26, 204, 689
86. 21
15. 78
70.43
22
ROCIHESTER, N. Y________________
County .................................
A ll other............ .....................
82, 744, 721
11,301, 604
71, 443, 117
248. 11
33. 89
214. 22
63, 287, 796
9, 197, 379
54, 090, 417
189.77
27. 58
162. 19
23
JERSEY CITY, N. J ______________________
County ................................
A ll other ---........ ...........
.........
94, 924, 149
16,886, 310
78, 037, 839
296. 73
52.79
243.94
78, 564, 942
12, 546, 833
66, 018,109
245.59
39. 22
206.37
24
HOUSTON, TEX ....................
........
County...------------------------All other.......___..............____....
61, 806, 558
9, 531, 418
52, 275, 140
194.42
29.98
164. 44
53, 916, 162
8, 296, 104
45, 620, 058
169. 60
26. 10
143. 50
25
LOUISVILLE, KY__
County ........................
All other ......______ ...................
_
40, 271, 879
381, 571
39, 890, 308
127.24
1.21
126. 03
33,169, 064
5,130
33, 163. 934
104.80
.02
104. 78
81, 762, 335
14,263, 907
67, 498, 428
264.69
46. 18
218. 51
60, 126, 251
12, 659, 244
47, 467, 007
194. 65
40. 98
153.67
26
______
PORTLAND, OREG_.
County_
All other---------........----- _---------.
__
.....
Revenue receipts.-Table 2 is designed to present the revenue receipts for
each of the 94 municipalities, and for each independent governmental body or
ganized for the purpose of supplying services to these local communities. The
governmeintal units of each city, which have power to levy and collect taxes and
to incur indebtedness, are shown under the heading "City, and divisions of
14
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
municipal government."
When the city corporation is the only governmental
unit having such power, only one line is devoted to the city, the data of all funds
and accounts of the city, whether under the accounting control of the auditor
or comptroller or not, being shown on that line. The data for additional govern
mental units are shown on the line of the descriptive title of the unit. The gov
ernmental units shown in the table, with the possible exception of some of the
counties, for which parts of the data are included, all exercise municipal functions.
For 33 municipalities the city corporation was the only local governmental
unit.
Revenue receipts represent amounts of money or other wealth received by or
placed to the credit of local governments for governmental purposes, under such
conditions that they increase the assets without increasing the debt liabilities
or decrease the debt liabilities without decreasing the assets. The significance
of the terms employed in table 2 as designations of the several sources of revenue
receipts is set forth in the paragraphs which follow.
General property taxes.-The general property tax is the common designation
of the direct tax upon real property and upon other property when it is appor
tioned and levied by substantially the same methods as those employed in
apportioning and levying taxes upon privately owned real property.
Special taxes.-Special taxes are direct taxes which are assessed, levied, and
collected by methods that are not generally applied to the case of privately owned
real property. They include taxes upon the property of corporations levied
upon the basis of the amount of corporate stock, corporate indebtedness, or of
both corporate stock and indebtedness, or on any basis other than an assessed
valuation applied to all property of the corporation; taxes upon savings banks and
kindred corporations, which are levied in proportion to a certain specified portion
of the deposits, as their excess above the value of specified investments; and
taxes upon life-insurance corporations assessed upon the valuations of their
policies. Special taxes also include all taxes levied upon mortgages at the time
of their execution or entry of public record; inheritance taxes and taxes on in
comes; taxes on investments, bonds and notes for specified periods of time, and
on corporation bonds held by residents; and all specific taxes upon property, as
taxes upon land at a specified amount per acre, taxes upon horses, mules, and
other animals at a specified amount per head, taxes on vessels at a specified
amount per registered ton, and taxes upon grain at a specified amount per bushel.
Poll taxes.-Under the term "Poll taxes " are included all per capita taxes,
uniform or graded, whether such taxes are levied as specific amounts against the
persons subject thereto or as ad valorem taxes based upon an arbitrary valuation
of polls or occupation.
Business and nonbusiness license taxes.-Business taxes are taxes upon busi
ness and business activities, exacted, with or vwithout the issue of licenses, from
persons natural and corporate in proportion to the volume of their business, or by
reason of the business in which they are engaged.
Nonbusiness license taxes are taxes other than upon business that are exacted
primarily for purposes of regulation, and are collected in connection Fwith the
issues of so-called licenses or permits, and are always levied with reference to
measurable or assumed measurable benefits conferred upon or enjoyed by the
licensee. They include (1) license taxes on dogs, collected from the owners in
connection with the issue of licenses or permits to keep such animals for a speci
fied time; (2) general license taxes, or licenses for nonbusiness purposes, such as
licenses to use motor and other vehicles, where the license is not required because
of any specific business in which they are to be used; and (3) receipts from depart
mental permits, other than those issued by public-service enterprises, such as
marriage licenses, building permits, and permits to make sewer connections and
to dig in the streets.
Special assessments and special charges.-Special assessments are compulsory
contributions levied under the taxing or police power to defray the costs of
specific public improvements or public services undertaken primarily in the
interest of the public. They differ from the general property tax in that they are
apportioned according to the assumed benefits to the property affected by the
improvements, or the assumed benefits to individuals or corporations by reason
of the services performed. Tihe amounts shown in the table include all amounts
received on account of assessments levied to meet such costs for street and sewer
construction and maintenance, and for other improvements and services, assessed
against the benefited properties or persons.
Special charges differ somewhat from special assessments. Such a charge is
made where the cost of a public improvement, the payment for which is classified
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
15
as an outlay, is made a charge against the benefited person or property, and the
amount of the charge is the amount of the actual cost to the city of an improve
ment, such as the construction of a sidewalk, the charge being made against the
beneficiary without any levy against others.
Fines, forfeits, and escheats.-Fines are amounts of wealth exacted from
individuals, firms, and corporations under the sovereign power of inflicting
punishment as penalties for violation of law; forfeits are amounts accruing to
governments in accordance with the terms of contracts as penalties for non
observance of such contracts; and escheats are amounts of money or amounts
received from the disposal of property the owners of which cannot be ascertained
or located.
Subventions and grants, donations, and pension assessments.-Subventions
and grants are amounts contributed by one civil division, as a State or a county,
to another to aid in the support of specified functions.
Donations consist of gratuitous contributions received from private persons
and corporations, the principal or income of which can be expended for municipal
uses, which in most cases are designated by the donor.
Pension assessments are amounts received by or for policemen's, firemen's,
teachers', or other pension or retirement funds that are contributed by the city
employees as dues, percentages of salaries, or so-called assessments for the estab
lishment or maintenance of such funds.
Highway privileges, rents, and interest.-Highway privilege dues is the
designation applied by the Bureau of the Census to amounts received from indi
viduals and corporations enjoying a special privilege of using the streets and
alleys of cities in providing public services, such as those furnished by street rail
ways, subways, electric-light, telephone, or water companies, when such receipts
are in the nature of compensation for the use of or privilege in the streets and are
collected under the terms of the original or a subsequent franchise; also to amounts
received for grants of the privilege of maintaining private sewers, drains, and
vaults under the street, fruit and other stands, and other property on the sidewalk,
and of extending awnings, bay and show windows, and other structures and
conveniences, including signs, beyond the building line.
The receipts from rents tabulated in table 2 comprise all amounts received by
the various divisions and funds of the government of the city from the rental of
real property held principally or wholly for investment purposes.
Table 2 shows the total amount of interest received on revenue account by the
general treasuries of the various divisions of the government of the city and by
their separate funds, except such amounts as were received as interest on taxes
and special assessments, which are tabulated with the receipts from revenues of
those two classes.
Earnings of general departments.-General departments, as the term is used
by the Bureau of the Census, include all departments of administration which
have charge of municipal activites, except those charged with the administration
of public-service enterprises, such as water-supply systems, electric-light systems,
gas-supply systems, and markets. The revenue receipts of general departments
are derived from fees, charges, minor sales, and allied sources. The fees and
charges here included are those which represent the actual compensation for
services performed. They are to be distinguished from receipts which secure for
the individuals or corporations making the payments the privilege or right of
doing something, such as license fees and permits, which are tabulated as receipts
from business and nonbusiness license taxes. These earnings are shown by
departments in table 9.
Earnings of public-service enterprises.-Under the designation "public-service
enterprises" the Bureau of the Census includes those enterprises or branches of
municipal service which are established and maintained by city governments for
the purposes of providing the public, or the public and the city, with some utility
or service, such as water, electricity, or gas.
TABLE 3
Governmental-cost payments.-Under the general heading "Governmental
cost payments" of table 3 are included all costs of municipal governments, con
sisting of the costs of the services employed, properties constructed, purchased,
or rented, public improvements constructed or otherwise acquired, materials
utilized, and interest on borrowed moneys, which are incurred for protecting
person, property, and health, providing social necessities and conveniences, caring
for the dependent and delinquent classes, and performing other services and
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FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
carrying on other activities for which those governments have authority. These
costs are readily separable into three classes-expenses, or operation and mainte
nance, interest, and outlays. The governmental-cost payments are shown for the
municipality and for each of its independent divisions in the same form as are
revenue receipts, as explained in the text for table 2, page 13.
Expenses, or payments for operation and maintenance.-Municipal expenses,
or payments for operation and maintenance, are the costs and losses of cities
from which no permanent or subsequently convertible value is received or receiv
able. They are costs, exclusive of those arising from the construction or acqui
sition of permanent properties or improvements, which are incurred by cities
and their independent divisions of government on account of services employed,
property rented, and materials utilized in connection with the maintenance and
operation of government, and the management of trusts. Table 3 presents these
costs separately for general departments and for public-service enterprises.
Interest charges.--The term "municipal interest charges" is a designation of
interest costs incurred by municipalities for the use of credit capital. All pay
ments on account of such charges are shown in a single column of table 3, but in
table 15 are shown the amounts paid on each class of debt.
Outlays.-iMunicipal outlays are the costs of land and other properties and
public improvements, more or less permanent in character, which are owned and
used by municipalities in the exercise of their municipal functions or in connection
w ith the business undertakings conducted by them. In the column "For out
lays" is shown the aggregate of all payments for the purchase and improvement
of land, the erection of new buildings, the installation and extension of water
supply systems, electric-light systems, and other enterprises, the purchase of
equipment for the fire department, purchases to increase the collections of
libraries, museums, and art galleries, and payments on account of all other acqui
sitions which add to the number and value of the permanent possessions of the
municipality. Payments for outlays for the general departments are shown
separately in table 16, as are also those for the principal classes of public-service
enterprises.
Comparison of revenue receipts and all governmental-cost payments.-Com
parisons between revenue receipts and governmental-cost payments are of the
greatest significance in municipal finance. If a city is receiving more from
revenue than it is paying for operation, maintenance, interest, and outlays, it has
a balance which may be applied to reducing indebtedness, while if its payments
for operation, maintenance, interest, and outlays are greater than its revenue
receipts, the city is increasing its indebtedness. If it is realizing from revenues
enough money to pay for all operating and maintenance costs and interest, but
for only a portion of its outlays, it is imposing upon the future a part of the burden
of paying for its permanent properties and public improvements.
In the last three columns of table 3 are shown the results of comparisons
between revenue receipts and governmental-cost payments. In the first of these
columns is shown the excess of governmental-cost payments over revenue receipts
for each of the cities in which such payments were in excess of revenue receipts
and in the second column is shown the excess of revenue receipts over govern
mental-cost payments for each of the cities in which revenue receipts were the
greater. Of the 94 cities covered by this report, 34 made governmental-cost
payments in excess of their revenue receipts and 60 realized enough from revenues
to meet all their payments for operation, maintenance, interest, and outlays, and
to have a balance available for paying debt.
Comparison of revenue receipts and payments for operation, maintenance,
and interest.-The last column of table 3 shows the excess of revenue receipts
over payments for operation, maintenance, and interest. These payments cor
respond approximately to the costs of a business corporation for maintenance,
operating expenses, and interest, except that no allowances have been made for
depreciation.
Of the 94 cities, 86 received from revenues amounts in excess of their payments
for operation, maintenance, and interest.
Net and transfer revenue receipts and governmental-cost payments.-The
totals of tables 2 and 3 include both actual receipts and payments, or receipts
from and payments to the public, and nominal or transfer receipts and payments,
or amounts received by one department, fund, or account, as payments by
another.
In table VI the total revenue receipts of table 2 and governmental-cost pay
ments of table 3 are separated into net, or actual, and transfer receipts and
payments.
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Table VI
City
num-
GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAY
MENTS
REVENUE RECEIPTS
CITY
ber
Net
Transfer
Net
Transfer
82, 445, 660, 015
$61, 063, 958
$2, 403, 219, 188
861, 100, 414
___......... 1, 614, 432, 466
-______- 328, 087, 062
-______- 503, 140, 487
47, 801, 110
6, 047, 770
7, 215, 078
1, 592, 094, 550
328, 922, 768
482, 201, 870
47, 801, 110
6, 047, 770
7, 251, 534
Grand total-_-------------_
Group I.................____
Group II-__-__- ......
_____
Group III.__ ------ __-- -
GROUP I.--CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
New York, N. Y_...................
$655, 828, 996
Chicago, Ill---______
____-----------211, 183, 193
Philadelphia, Pa
__..... __ __ ___
_
118, 547, 540
Detroit, Mich___
_
______110,
149, 521
_
107, 816, 791
Los Angeles, Calif_................
Cleveland, Ohio___ __-...__--_-_
..
55, 390, 352
43, 426, 040
St. Louis, Mo___ ---- -----------Baltimore, Md-__
........-----__ 52, 007, 803
72, 737, 310
Boston, Mass.__-..
______________
...
Pittsburgh, Pa----------------__
45, 198, 127
San Francisco, Calif- ..-...
..
-..
50, 362, 658
Milwaukee, Wis----------_
__ -45, 171, 288
Buffalo, N. Y________ __
______
46, 612, 847
$26, 046, 069
3, 304, 932
6, 590, 184
1, 482, 767
3, 664, 653
1, 370, 914
363, 578
1, 151, 232
1, 638, 533
390, 620
213, 187
1, 061, 280
523, 161
$658, 753,
188, 534,
104, 986,
95, 720,
119, 897,
58, 090,
49, 419,
44, 806,
80, 705,
43, 976,
54, 649,
41, 349,
51, 204,
794
996
388
416
375
842
134
575
501
261
719
216
333
$26, 046, 069
3, 304, 932
6, 590, 184
1, 482, 767
3, 664, 653
1, 370, 914
363, 578
1, 151, 232
1, 638, 533
390, 620
213, 187
1, 061, 280
523, 161
GROUP II.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
Washington, D. C ----------------Minneapolis, Minn---..........
_
New Orleans, La---____
__
Cincinnati, Ohio---------------___
Newark, N. J__------------ ---Kansas City, Mo--------..
.......
Seattle, Wash-- ---------------Indianapolis, Ind---------------_
Rochester, N. Y _--...- -_
Jersey City, N. J---...-----.---Houston, Tex_____-------------Louisville, Ky--------------_....
Portland, Oreg-------------,_
--------
$41, 524,
26, 356,
24, 030,
37, 229,
31, 712,
21, 112,
- 28, 818,
17, 950,
28, 388,
- 23, 087,
13, 940,
13, 040,
20, 895,
264
938
196
973
436
329
451
737
692
426
004
359
257
________
$299,
62,
1, 932,
768,
143,
1, 360,
130,
498,
185,
152,
514,
_
830
290
552
064
652
442
12
027
444
441
618
398
$41, 509, 590___________
24, 345, 915
$299, 830
23, 089, 421
62, 290
32, 361, 693
1, 932, 552
38, 775, 356
768, 064
24, 755, 944
143, 652
27, 528, 546
1, 360, 442
15, 680, 957
12
130, 027
28, 846, 543 i
26, 600, 786
498, 444
11, 054, 969
185, 441
14, 648, 658
152, 618
19, 724, 390
514, 398
GRouP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
Columbus, Ohio_
Toledo, Ohio_____
____
Oakland, Calif_ -_
Denver, Colo______________
Atlanta, Ga_ - -St. Paul, Minn ....
_
Dallas, Tex__
. ...
Birmingham, Ala__
_____
Akron, Ohio_____
_____
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
Providence, R. I____
_______
San Antonio, Tex_____________
Omaha, Nebr .. ..
Syracuse, N. Y-----------------Dayton, Ohio .. ____... ......
... __
Oklahomna City, Okla .. _____....
Worcester, Mass
__
Richmond, Va ___________.______
Youngstown, Ohio_
Grand Rapids, MZich ___.._____
47
48
49
50
51
52
Fort Worth, Tex_......._________
Hartford, Conn ..
___.____ .___.
__
Flint, Mich ...
New Haven, Conn___ ______ ___
.
- -.
San Diego, Calif_.
53
Long Beach, Calif.....________..__.
Springfield, Mass
__-------------Bridgeport, Conn.
.____
Talsa, Okla...
_
54
55
56
Memphis, Tenn ----
Nashville, Tenn .........
_
..
.-
$520, 110
69, 492
288, 534
231, 604
131, 444
542, 080
39, 942
53, 192
55, 590
28, 842
$12, 837, 363
12, 711, 445
15,456,189
15, 828, 339
8,467, 328
11, 406, 453
11, 447, 762
5, 750, 241
9, 299, 875
7, 109, 403
$520, 110
69, 492
288, 534
231, 604
131,444
542, 080
39, 912
53, 192
55, 590
28, 842
16, 892, 343
7, 350, 643
10, 878, 389
13, 862,
201
9, 110, 954
8, 660, 808
13, 968, 232
9, 079, 599
6, 959, 230
7, 705, 835
1, 033, 277
74, 111
268, 591
5, 515
143, 396
226, 284
50, 982
402, 512
11, 273
189, 776
15,
431, 451
6, 165, 547
9, 697, 089
14, 997,127
8,963,417
5,446, 680
13, 542, 622
8, 627, 763
7, 515, 132
8, 797, 463
1, 033, 277
74, 111
268, 591
5, 515
146, 396
226, 284
50,982
402, 512
11, 273
189, 776
5, 893, 250
12, 227, 088
7, 673, 322
10, 158, 134
7, 848, 070
5, 746, 716
9, 025, 331
42, 512
78, 781
88, 224
34, 532
5, 530
68, 664
2, 401
42, 512
77, 307
88, 224
34, 532
5, 530
68, 664
2, 312
11, 211, 227
7, 941
779,
6, 211, 377
37, 359
5, 432, 846
11, 126, 085
5, 578, 721
8, 994, 576
8, 326, 225
4, 892. 117
9, 316, 730
11, 074, 271
8, 517, 627
5, 236, 229
$13, 151, 032
12, 399,
15, 785,
16, 485,
9, 007,
11, 356,
10, 861,
6, 566,
10, 016,
8, 046,
597
735
679
973
979
315
454
977
479
37, 359
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Table VI-Continued
City
number
REVENUE RECEIPTS
GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAY
MENTS
CITY
Net
Transfer
Net
Transfer
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000-Continued
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
6T
66
Des Moines, Iowa__________
Scranton, Pa____________
_
Salt Lake City, Utah__
_ __
Yonkers, N. Y ___________
_
Paterson, N. J
____________
Jacksonville, Fla ...-...............
Albany, N. Y___________________
Norfolk, Va- .-..............-.....
Trenton, N. J. ____________________
Kansas City, Kans-____-....
-
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
Chattanooga, Tenn-------------_
Fort Wayne, Ind ___
_ _
Camden, N. J____________________
Erie, Pa___
..-_ _________________
Elizabeth, N. J ------------_
Wichita, Kans__
Spokane, Wash __
Fall River, Mass____________________
Cambridge, Mass .....
New Bedford, Mass-------------....
77
78
79
80
81
Reading, Pa___
Knoxville, Tenn-------......
--.
Peoria, Ill _________
South Bend, Ind_
Tacoma, Wash------------------_,_ _
$5, 629,
5, 806,
5, 129,
12, 758,
7, 129,
6, 528,
9, 418,
6, 325,
6, 286,
6, 721,
846
525
705
054
411
531
466
149
148
785
$107, 393
12, 262
360
21, 158
184, 631
296, 774
30, 282
309, 174
134, 596
249, 180
3, 139,
3, 936,
5, 016,
4, 242,
6, 199,
4, 536,
3, 707,
5, 581,
7, 768,
5, 930,
659
752
035
802
253
908
550
108
792
860
4, 519,
-_ 3, 973,
3, 799,
2, 989,
5, 381,
$5,
6,
4,
13,
7,
5,
9,
5,
6,
5,
976,
300,
882,
428,
787,
782,
051,
307,
687,
465,
493
809
680
601
286
339
852
296
037
180
$145, 412
12, 262
360
21, 158
184, 631
296, 774
30, 282
309, 174
134, 596
249, 180
9, 049
35, 641
129, 288
11,112
64, 471
4, 396
28,130
2, 878
24, 660
16, 330
3, 263,
4, 871,
5, 465,
4, 075,
6, 181,
3, 658,
3, 493,
4, 566,
8, 306,
5, 068,
637
474
632
335
962
301
321
652
030
681
9, 049
35, 641
129, 288
11, 112
64, 471
4, 396
28, 130
2, 878
24, 660
16, 330
303
918
646
833
054
1, 327
44, 398
16, 466
6, 489
224, 073
4, 294, 402
3, 891, 726
3, 308, 615
2, 775, 836
4, 448, 522
1, 327
44, 398
16, 466
6, 489
224, 073
82
Gary, Ind ______________________
3, 044,935
_____________
3,095, 531
83
84
85
Miami, Fla...._______________._____
Canton, Ohio _.........._
______.
Wilmington, Del __- _____
4, 812, 645
3, 292, 334
6, 096, 278
1, 701
105, 796
34, 340
3, 564, 690
3, 244, 026
5, 226, 286
86
Somerville, Mass ......
5, 062, 829
____________
4, 790, 11.6
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Tampa, Fla ________________
.......
_
Evansville, Ind .................
El Paso, Tex..-_.........
__
Lynn, Mass .......
.
__
Utica, N. Y _________________________
Duluth, Minn ...........
__
Waterbury, Conn------........
Lowell, Mass---_----------------_4,
3, 731,
2, 737,
2, 986,
5, 802,
5, 413,
5, 483,
5, 657,
611,
594
549
422
076
761
450
242
369
136, 493
27, 025
110, 429
968
2, 943
67, 698
32, 928
2, 689
3, 524,
2, 707,
2, 624,
5, 668,
6, 009,
5,070,
5, 711,
4, 630,
474
812
163
131
776
322
754
974
1, 701
105, 796
34, 340
136, 493
27, 025
110, 429
968
2, 943
67, 698
32, 928
2, 689
The amounts shown in the preceding table as transfer receipts and payments
comprise (1) service transfers, which are amounts paid as costs of operation and
maintenance or outlays by one department or enterprise to another from which
it receives services or the use of quarters; and (2) interest transfers, which rep
resent payments made by the city corporation or a division of the city to one of
its funds on account of interest on municipal securities held by that fund. Of
the transfer receipts reported, $51,587,039 were interest transfers, and $9,476,919
were service transfers. Of the total transfer payments, $51,586,950 were interest
transfers, and $9,513,464 were service transfers.
TABLE 4
Per capita revenue receipts and specified governmental-cost payments.-The
per capita receipts and payments of table 4 are based on the absolute amounts
shown in tables 2 and 3. The most significant figures of the table are those for
the three groups of cities arranged according to population. They show that
the per capita receipts and payments tend to increase with the size of the cities.
The population upon which the per capita amounts are based is the estimated
population of the city at the middle of the fiscal year of the city corporation as
shown in the third column of table 1.
TABLE 5
Percent distribution of revenue receipts and governmental-cost payments.
Table 5 shows for the several cities and for the three groups of cities the percent
which the receipts from each of the classes of revenue constitute of the total
revenue receipts and the percent which the payments for each of the classes of
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governmental costs-operation and maintenance, interest, and outlays-con
stitute of the total of such payments, the figures for operation and maintenance
being shown under two heads, "Operation and maintenance of general depart
ments" and "Operation and maintenance of public service enterprises." The
percentages are in all cases computed upon the basis of the receipts and payments
shown in tables 2 and 3.
Proportional distribution of revenue receipts, by divisions of the governments
of cities.-An examination of table 2 discloses the fact that the proportion of
revenues received from property taxes is much greater, as a rule, for city cor
porations in cities having a single division of government than in those having
two or more divisions, while the relative contributions by special assessments
are larger in the cities having more than one division of government. Indepen
dent divisions of the city government seldom receive revenue from special assess
ments. The school districts as a rule, receive a larger proportion of all revenues
from subventions than are received by any other division of government. But
for 1933 the amounts received as subventions by the city coporations are in
excess of those received by the school districts. This is due to the increased
grants for unemployment relief.
Percent relation of revenue receipts to governmental-cost payments.-Of the
total revenue receipts of the 94 cities covered by this report, 73.5 percent was
required for meeting payments for operation and maintenance, 14.2 percent
was required for meeting interest payments, and the remainder, 12.3 percent, was
available for outlays or other purposes.
The last five columns of table 5 show the percent of governmental-cost pay
ments applied on operation and maintenance of general departments, operation
and maintenance of public-service enterprises, interest, and outlays, and the
percent of the total governmental costs that were represented by revenue receipts.
For 60 of the 94 cities the revenue receipts were greater than the governmental
cost payments, while for the remaining 34 cities the revenues were not sufficient
to meet the costs of the year for operation, maintenance, interest, and outlays.
TABLE 6
Receipts from the general property tax.-The receipts of the several cities
from the general property tax is shown on table 6 in three columns. The first
column gives the total amount collected in each of the several cities, the second,
the amount collected as part of the original levy, and the third, the amount
re ceived as penalties and interest on deferred payments.
Receipts from special taxes.-In the text for table 2 will be found a discussion
of the character of taxes classified as special. In table 6 receipts from special
taxes are shown under two heads, "Property" and "All other." The amounts
received from the different classes of special property taxes are shown in table
VII, which follows.
Table VII
Citymber
SPECIAL PROPERTY TAX
Corporation
CITY
TotalAll
StBank
reetAll
otherother
Bank railway All other
Grand total___ ..... __
__
___ _ $5, 623, 962
Group I__________________-___
_ ____
Group II_---------------------------Group III________
_________________
2, 735, 327
295, 446
2, 593, 189
$1, 197, 038
$1, 912
$4, 412, 697
$12, 315
752, 798
295, 446
148, 794
145
1, 971, 235
11, 149
1, 767
2, 441, 462
1, 166
GROUP I.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
4
8
9
12
Detroit, Mich
_______________________
$38,055
Baltimore, Md___________________________
752, 798
Boston, Mass-----------------------1,944,336
Milwaukee, Wis.....
-------------138
1 Includes $389,670 on savings-bank deposits.
1$752, 798
-----
--
-
$145
$27, 044 $11, 011
_________ $11,_011
....
1,944,191 ..
------
138
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i
Table VII-Continued
City
num
her
SPECIAL PROPERTY TAX
Corporation
CITY
Total
Street
railway
Bank
All
All other
GROUP II.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
18
23
Newark, N. J_____
.............
_
___-Jersey City, N. J_ _-------------__
$167,292 '
128,154
-
$167,
292
128, 154 .
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
43
48
50
54
55
61
65
69
71
74
75
76
86
90
93
94
Worcester, Mass _- -....
Hartford, Conn ______
New Haven, Conn_________________...
__
Springfield, Mass __-..
.--....
. ..
Bridgeport, Conn ______
Paterson, N. J- .------ ----------.
Trenton, N. J_
Camden, N. J
___
Elizabeth, N. J_____________
-______
Fall River, Mass_____________
.-.
.
Cambridge, Mass __________-____ .
____
New Bedford, Mass_____________
Somerville, Mass_________________________
Lynn, Mass
------...
.............
W aterbury, Conn____
Lowell, Mass___---
$320, 526
473, 325
38, 643
364, 819
13, 733
44,115
27, 494
10, 560
13, 461
190, 144
354, 234
255, 990
94, 590
203, 578
13, 394
174, 583
$320,526
471, 513
$1, 812
Z 37, 958
- - $685
364, 819
13, 733
44, 115
27, 494
10, 560
13, 461
$567
313, 394
--
681
18,t) 577
354, 234
255, 509
94, 590
202, 897
519
174, 064
..
481
z Tax on stock of other corporations included with bank stock tax.
3 Includes tax on insurance companies.
The amounts received from the different classes of special taxes shown in the
column headed "All other" are presented in table VIII, which follows.
City
bnuIber
Table VIII
OTHER SPECIAL TAXES
CITY
Total
Grand total--------
_ _ __ _ $13, 752, 505
-
Group I____________
_______
_
Group II____-__----______
--
Inheritance
Income
$1,393, 815 $11,502, 378
Mortgage
All other
$694, 861
$161, 451
9, 399, 492
1, 072, 970
209, 603
908, 583
8, 593, 828
130, 742
596, 061
28, 920
4, 725
...... 3, 280, 043
Group III___.................
--
275, 629
2, 777, 808
69, 880
156, 726
GROUP I.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
_______
$4, 272, 380
___-____- _ $3, 746, 818
$525, 562 _____
1
New York, N. Y________
4
6
9
70, 499 _70,
____.......-----... 499 _--------...._ _--------Detroit, Mich _
.
--..------ .......$118, 608 --....
118, 608
__
_
Cleveland, Ohio_.-- --------2, 680, 396 - .......
2, 680, 396-----.....
Boston, Mass---....-----------------
12
13
Milwaukee, Wis--__-__--
Buffalo, N. Y....._______-------...
__------
...
-1, 781, 659
34, 270
475, 950
56, 725
1,747, 389 _
_
____
419, 225 ----------------
GROUP II.--CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
14
15
17
18
22
23
-$4, 725 -_------------------_--Washington, D. C._______......- _
55, 458
$26, 538 _______- --Minneapolis, Minn---..........------807, 032
Cincinnati, Ohio ..----------.............-----. 807, 032 ....................
55,
755
55,
755 ------------....
Newark, N. J-___
-___
130, 742 _--9--- __
$130, 742
Rochester, N. Y .--..-.--.
19, 258.............
19,258
Jersey City, N. J_
--------------------
$28, 920
$4, 725
...
.
...--::-:-
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Table VIII-Continued
OTHER SPECIAL TAXES
City
nlm-
CITY
ber
Total
Inheritance
Income
Mortgage All other
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
27
28
32
35
36
40
41
43
45
52
54
Columbus, Ohio ____ .
_______
Toledo, Ohio---___
_
St.
Paul, Minn
.....---------------------..
Akron, Ohio ---- .....
----Memphis, Tenn.-------------------Syracuse, N. Y __________________
Dayton, Ohio.....---------------------Worcester, Mass---______________Youngstown, Ohio-_-Nashville, Tenn______________
Springfield,
Mass--___________
____
60
63
67
74
75
76
Yonkers, N. Y
___
__
63Alsn,
. --------------Albany, N. Y__....
_
_
Chattanooga, Tenn....
Fall River, Mass________________
Cambridge, Mass___________
New Bedford, Mass__259,
78
Knoxville, Tenn. --------------------
86
90
91
92
94
Somerville, Mass_---____
Lynn, Mass
_
_
_
Utica, N. Y____-_______
________
Duluth, Minn
__
Lowell, Mass-___--------
$122, 975
96, 811
10, 434
271
2
$122,
975
96, 811
..
-- $10, 434____-
.....-- _
271
41, 432 ....-......
.... $41,
432
107, 653.-------$78, 510
29, 143
51, 169
51, 169---_----_
569, 448
569, 448
4, 403
4, 403
_
54, 236
-_______
_______......
..
54,
_....._.... 236
461, 961 ------ ____-461, 961 ..
71, 368
71,
368
_____.......... _
6,07--------------49,527--12,570 ..
62,
097 _
....
49, 527
12, 570
_......
40, 363 ...................--------------------.......
40,363
233, 154 ____________
..
233, 154
327, 977
. .____.. 327, 977 ________
___
128 _______._____... 259,
128
20, 695
.............
26----------_-
20, 695
226, --.........
630
_
226, 630
257, 129 ----------............ 257, 129 .. _______________
_
39, 574 __________
...........
28, 719
10, 855 ..
6, 878 ..........----------..------------..
6, 878 ..
214, 257 ..--------......... ...
214, 257
Receipts from poll taxes.-In some cities poll taxes are assessed at a fixed
amount per capita; in others the polls are graded according to the occupation of
the individual, and are assessed at the rate for the general property tax. All
receipts from per capita taxes, whether uniform or graded, are included in the
column headed "Poll taxes." Poll taxes amounting to $2,161,673 were reported
in 1933 by 38 of the 94 cities located in 11 States.
Receipts from business taxes.-In 1933 the revenue derived from business
taxes, exacted with or without the issue of licenses, amounted to $64,226,167, a
relatively small percentage of the total revenues. Receipts from alcoholic
beverage permits constituted almost 20 percent of business taxes.
Receipts from nonbusiness license taxes.-The receipts from nonbusiness
license taxes are tabulated in three columns, the headings of which are fairly
descriptive of the classes of revenue included under each.
Some of the cities not reporting receipts from dog taxes collected such taxes
for the States, receiving back a portion of the same as subventions, receipts from
which are included in table 7. In other cities dogs are assessed as property, and
receipts from taxes on dogs are included with general property taxes.
The term "general license taxes" is used to designate the taxes exacted with
the granting of all licenses under general statutes or ordinances, other than dog
licenses and business licenses. The tax on motor vehicles forms the most impor
tant item among receipts of this class.
Receipts from special assessments and special charges.-Receipts from special
assessments and special charges constitute but a small portion of revenue receipts
for the cities as a whole, but in a few instances they constitute the largest single
item of revenue, with the exception of property taxes.
Special assessments for operation and maintenance were reported for 37 cities
and aggregated $3,438,857.
Special assessments and special charges for outlays were reported by 91 cities,
with a total of $56,142,493. They were collected in the majority of cities for the
construction of sewers, paving, curbing, and sidewalks; but in some cities for
the grading and widening of streets, the building of retaining walls, bridges, and
viaducts, and for park improvements.
Receipts from fines, forfeits, and escheats.-The text discussion of table 2
presents definitions of these terms. With the exception of receipts from court
fines and forfeits, the amount of revenue from these sources is for most cities
comparatively small.
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TABLE 7
Receipts from subventions and grants.-The total amount received as sub
ventions and grants from other civil divisions was $273,288,684. Because of
increased grants for unemployment relief, the subventions for education did not,
as in previous years, constitute the major portion of the amounts received from
other civil divisions, the proportion for education being 47.9 percent of the total.
Receipts from donations.-The receipts from donations from private individ
uals and corporations, given in table 7 are arranged in three classes: Those for (1)
operation and maintenance, (2) outlays, and (3) principal of public trust funds.
Receipts for operation and maintenance include donations for the benefit of
schools and libraries, parks and other recreational purposes, hospitals and health
departments, for charities, and for pensions.
Receipts for outlays represent contributions to the city for the purchase or
construction of educational and recreational facilities, of hospital equipment,
drinking fountains, and of memorials to heroes.
Receipts for establishing or adding to the principal of public trust funds were
reported by numerous cities and were for such purposes as policemen's, firemen's,
and teachers' retirement, park, school, library, or hospital endowment, and relief
of poor.
Receipts from pension assessments.-Receipts from pension assessments are
reported by all but four of the cities and are arranged in four classes, the largest
contributions being from school employees.
TABLE 8
Receipts from highway privileges.-Among the receipts from highway privileges
are those from steam and street railroads for the privilege of using the streets for
the transportation of freight or passengers, and those from electric light and power
companies, water, telegraph, and telephone companies, and heat distribution and
refrigeration companies for the privilege of placing wires, pipes, poles, and other
equipment in, under, over, or across the streets, incident to the conduct of their
business of furnishing public utilities. Under this heading are included, also,
amounts received by the cities for such privileges as to maintain vaults under the
sidewalk, to use portions of the street for storing building materials, and to extend
awnings or show windows beyond the building line.
Receipts from rents of investment properties.-The receipts from rents tabu
lated in table 8 comprise all amounts collected as compensation for the use of
lands or other property not employed for general departmental purposes. These
receipts are separated into three classes-those from the properties of sinking
funds, public trust funds, and those from all other properties.
Receipts from interest.-Table 8 includes all interest receipts of the general
treasury and of the separate funds of the cities covered by this report except (1)
receipts of interest on taxes and special assessments, and (2) receipts of accrued
interest on original loans.
The first column of the interest section of table 8 shows the total revenue
receipts from interest; that is, the total receipts from interest, less receipts in
error later corrected by refund payments, and accrued interest on original sales
of debt obligations. These revenue receipts are arranged in four groups-those
received by sinking funds, by public trust funds, by investment funds, and from
investments, and those received on current deposits. With the interest here
tabulated are the receipts of sinking funds, public-trust funds, and investment
funds that were paid by the divisions of the city government to these funds as
interest on their debt obligations held as investments. The aggregate of such
interest transfer receipts was $51,587,039, of which $26,046,069, or 50.5 percent,
was reported by New York, N. Y. If this aggregate be deducted from the total
interest receipts there remains $16,107,247 which is the actual interest, or that
received from the public by the 94 cities in 1933.
TABLE 9
Character of receipts tabulated as from general departmental earnings.-Amer
ican municipalities realize considerable amounts of revenue from fees, charges,
rents, sales, and allied sources. The revenues from these sources are what
economists call contractual as distinguished from compulsory revenues, tabulated
in tables 2 and 6 as taxes, special assessments, and fines. They involve the
exchange of equivalents by which cities receive cash in return for a benefit granted
in the form of service, rents, or objects sold.
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The receipts of the general departments from fees and charges include all
amounts received by the cities as compensation for services rendered to the payers
by the general departments of the cities, whether the services were clerical in
character, the compensation for which is called "fee," or were other than clerical
the compensation for which is called a "charge."
As receipts from rents there are included in table 9 only amounts received for the
use of real property employed principally for departmental uses.
As receipts from sales there are included receipts from the sale of discarded
equipment and materials where the payments for replacement and renewal are
classified as for maintenance. Similar sales on outlay account are classified as
nonrevenue receipts.
Certain receipts from sources other than those above described are classed as
departmental, the principal item being amounts received as insurance to cover
losses by fire in cases where the repair of fire damages is charged to maintenance.
Receipts from insurance where the repair of damages is charged to outlay are
classified as offsets to outlays, or nonrevenue receipts.
Classification of general departmental receipts.-The total amount of receipts
from fees, charges, rents, sales, and allied sources is shown in this report, and also
its distribution to the divisions of government by which the services were rendered.
These divisions correspond to the classification employed in tabulating the gen
eral departmental payments for operation and maintenance, and outlays, as given
in tables 11 and 16.
TABLE 10
Public-service enterprises.--In the text of table 2 will be found a definition of
the term public-service enterprise as used by the Bureau of the Census.
The statistics of municipally operated public-service enterprises are for most
cities defective because of the fact that their accounts are not completely segre
gated, and the enterprises are not credited with all the revenues arising from their
activities nor debited with all the payments chargeable to them. For example,
they may not be credited with the interest earned on their funds on current deposit
nor charged with the interest on their bonds. And in many cases they are not
credited for utilities furnished or services rendered by them to the various depart
ments and to other public-utility enterprises of the city.
Receipts of public-service enterprises.-The receipts shown in table 10 for the
different classes of public-service enterprises include all revenue receipts of these
enterprises recorded in the city books, with the exception of interest on current
deposits.
The amounts reported in the column headed "All other" were received prin
cipally from ferries, toll bridges, street railways, gas-supply systems, radio stations,
harbor towage and pilotage, land development, and farms.
TABLE 11
Payments for expenses, or operation and maintenance, of general depart
ments.-In table 11 are presented statistics showing payments for the operation
and maintenance of the various cities during 1933 for objects or purposes other
than the operation and maintenance of public-service enterprises, which are clas
sified by the Bureau of the Census as expenses of general departments. Such
payments constitute by far the most important class of payments for the costs of
municipal governments, comprising 70.1 percent of the total payments for gov
ernmental costs, as shown in table 5. They are given in table 11 in sufficient
detail to show the relative expenses of the several departments and branches of
work in each city and to provide data for comparing the expense payments for a
given object in one city with the corresponding payments in other cities.
These payments are arranged in nine general groups or divisions, to each of which
is given a specific designation, and the payments recorded in each of these divisions
are subdivided according to specific purpose. In making comparisons of the data
for individual cities from table 11 it should be noted that while the payments
shown for the main groups of departments or divisions are fairly accurate, and
hence comparable, those for some of the individual objects of expenditure are
less exact. For example, a large number of cities made payments in 1933 for
checking the spread of tuberculosis and for the care of patients suffering from that
disease. An effort was made to include all payments of this class among those of
the health department as part of the total payments for the prevention and cure
of communicable diseases. For most oities all of these payments are tabulated
as for the health department, but in several cases some of them are included with
payments for outdoor poor relief and for hospitals.
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Imperfect statements of expenses, or payments for operation and mainte
nance.-In the last column of several of the divisions of table 11 are tabulated
payments that could not be distributed to any one of the more specific columns
of the division, owing to imperfect local accounts.
Payments classified as miscellaneous.-In most instances the column headings
of this division reveal clearly the nature of the payments tabulated under each.
Under the heading "Unclassified" are tabulated those payments that are not
assignable to any specific classification of any of the divisions. The amounts
included in the column "Undistributed" are, with few exceptions, those which
with perfect accounting for statistical reports would be distributed to the various
other columns of the table. The amounts so tabulated represent (1) undis
tributed payments for incidental operating plants which are sometimes referred
to as municipal service enterprises, such as electric-light plants, heating plants,
and garages; and (2) incidental operating plants not classified as municipal
service enterprises, and such other payments for accounts with departments of
supplies, purchasing agent, insurance, printing, advertising, and similar accounts
as cannot be distributed.
Exceptional payments by Massachusetts cities.-The State of Massachusetts
has established for the benefit of a number of cities and towns certain metropolitan
districts in and about Boston for the purchase and improvement of parks and for
the construction and maintenance of sewers and waterworks. The cities and
towns benefited are charged with the costs of maintaining the properties and
public improvements acquired, including the interest on loans made by the State
for the original outlays, and are required to make contributions to the State
sinking fund for the redemption of the debt incurred by the State for their
benefit. Other payments to the Commonwealth of the same general nature are
those for the abolition of grade crossings.
TABLE 12
Payments for expenses, or operation and maintenance, of the principal general
departments-Total and per capita.--In table 12 are presented the governmental
cost payments, total and per capita, for operation and maintenance of all depart
ments other than public-service enterprises, arranged in most cases according to
nine main groups of municipal departments, offices, and accounts, but in a few
cases showing separately the payments for the more important individual depart
ments, such as police and fire departments and schools.
Payments for operation and maintenance increasing with population of cities.
Group I shows the highest per capita figures for all payments included in the
table, groups II and III following in the order named. The figures for individual
cities of the different groups show striking variations because of the factors other
than population which influence operation and maintenance payments.
The per capita payments for general governmental operation and maintenance
in cities of groups I and II are larger than they otherwise would be because of the
fact that New York, N. Y., Philadelphia, Pa., St. Louis, Mo., Baltimore, Md.,
Boston, Mass., San Francisco, Calif., Washington, D. C., and New Orleans, La.,
exercise all the executive and judicial functions usually possessed by counties.
To secure comparability between the payments for all general governmental
functions in these cities and in other cities of groups I and II which exercise
no county functions, certain percentages of the payments for operation and
maintenance of county governments of the other cities of groups I and II are
combined with the city payments, as has been explained in the discussion of
table 2, page 2.
TABLE 13
Percent distribution of payments for expenses, or operation and maintenance,
of the principal general departments, by object of payment.--Table 13 shows, by
principal divisions of the general departmental service, the percent distribution
of the payments for expenses, or operation and maintenance, other than those
for public-service enterprises. This distribution represents broadly the relative
importance of the principal classes of payments for the several cities and groups
of cities.
For nearly all cities a larger percentage was reported for schools than for any
other purpose shown in the table. Although the per capita payments for schools,
as shown in table 12, increase with the size of cities, they do not increase as rapidly
as other per capita expenses; hence the percentages represented by payments for
schools, as given in table 13, are greater for the cities of group III than for those
of group I.
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TABLE 14
Payments for operation and maintenance of public-service enterprises.-The
nature of these enterprises has been explained in the text discussion of table 2.
The water-supply system is the most important public-service enterprise
operated by American cities. Of the 94 municipalities included in this report
84 reported water-supply systems, and the payments for operating them amounted
to $60,515,918. The revenue receipts for these enterprises, as disclosed in table
10, was $152,551,566, or more than double the operating costs.
A number of Massachusetts cities in the vicinity of and including Boston obtain
water for their respective systems from the metropolitan water system, which is
operated by the State, all costs of construction, extension, and maintenance being
annually apportioned by the State among the various cities and towns benefited.
TABLE 15
Payments for interest on city debts.-The interest payments of table 15 are
classified as payments for interest on (1) funded and floating debt, (2) special
assessment loans, and (3) other debt, including revenue loans and miscellaneous
debt obligations. They are all exclusive of payments made in error and later
repaid to the city and of payments of interest which balance amounts previously
received as accrued interest on the original issue of city debt obligations.
The amounts included in this table in the column headed "All other" and
"Other divisions" are given in detail for the various divisions of the city govern
ments in the column headed "Interest" in table 3. Of the total amount of
interest payments, 85.1 percent was reported for city corporations, 6.6 percent
for independent school districts, and 8.3 percent for other independent divisions,
including certain counties in groups I and II.
The aggregate of all interest payments was $355,016,375. Of this amount,
$51,586,950, or 14.5 percent, represents transfers or amounts of money paid by
the various divisions of the governments of the cities as interest on city securities
held by the sinking funds, investment funds, and public trust funds.
From the classification of interest according to the kind of debt obligation on
which paid, it appears that 84.3 percent of the total interest payments was on
funded and floating debt, 5.2 percent on special assessment loans, and 10.5 percent
on revenue loans and miscellaneous debt obligations.
The interest on special assessment loans is seldom paid from collections of
property taxes or similar revenues, but from special assessments, such assess
ments being collected in a number of annual or semiannual installments, each
one of which includes an amount for meeting the interest on the bonds for the
amortization of which the installment is collected.
Exceptional payments for interest by Massachusetts cities.-In the discussion
of table 11 attention is called to certain payments by Massachusetts cities to the
Commonwealth for the maintenance of sewer, park, and water-supply systems
that have been constructed for the benefit of the city of Boston and the adjoining
municipalities, and the further payments to the State to reimburse it for payments
of interest on loans which were made to finance the construction or acquisition of
the systems. Similar payments of interest are made to the State on the advances
made by it in financing the cost of changes required for the abolition of grade
crossings, and such interest payments are included in table 15 on the lines for
the several cities.
TABLE 16
Payments for outlays.-The payments for outlays presented in table 16 com
prise the amounts paid by the several cities for the acquisition and construction
of more or less permanent properties and public improvements, including pay
ments for additions made to those previously acquired or constructed, but ex
clusive of payments in error and of payments offset by receipts from the public
on outlay account, the most important of which are derived from sales of real
property and from insurance adjustments. These excluded payments and the
counterbalancing receipts are classified as non-governmental-cost payments and
nonrevenue receipts.
The governmental-cost payments for outlays of the 94 cities reported amounted
to $266,996,150.
The increase in net debt, as shown in table 18, was $73,422,544.
The governmental-cost pa yments for outlays, therefore; exceeded the increase in
net debt by $193,573,60.
4149--35-3
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This shows that for the 94 cities as a whole the increase in net debt during the
year amounted to 27.5 percent of the governmental-cost payments for new
properties and public improvements. Comparisons made in years prior to 1925
were based on increase in gross debt.
TABLE 17
Amount of specified assets at close of year.-Table 17 shows, for each city, the
assets at the close of the year reported of the sinking, public trust, and investment
funds as recorded in the books of the several divisions of the government of the
municipality, whether the funds were administered by the principal financial
officer or by separate boards or commissions; it shows, also, the cash held by the
general administrative funds at the close of the year. All cash on hand at the
close of the year except that which was held in private trust funds is shown in the
four columns. The data for real property and securities are shown only in table
17. The valuation shown for the investments of the funds are the book values.
The figures for real property may represent its cost to the fund or its valuation
at a recent appraisement. The data for securities are usually carried on the
records of the fund at their face value, profits and losses being recorded only
when the securities are disposed of; but if for any city they were reported at cost
or at their market value on the last day of the fiscal year, those valuations were
used in compiling the table.
Assets in sinking funds.-The sinking funds maintained by cities and their
independent divisions are of two distinct classes, those with and those without
investments, the distinction depending largely upon the method of distributing
the loads to be carried by these funds. The sinking funds with investments are
established and maintained primarily for the redemption of long-term bonds at
maturity, the purpose of converting a part of the cash accumulation into securi
ties being to augment the income of the funds by the amount of the excess of
the interest on the securities purchased over the amount that would be secured
on ordinary bank deposits to the amount equaling the purchase price of the
securities. The sinking funds without securities are maintained primarily for
the amortization of debt obligations by purchase before their maturity, or for
the redemption of serial or other bonds maturing in practically equal amounts
each year, the purposes of the funds usually being accomplished without the
accumulation of assets in large amounts.
Assets in public trust funds.--Public trust funds are established by cities and
their independent divisions for the purpose of conserving and administering
moneys and other forms of wealth that come to them by donation, bequest, or
otherwise, under such conditions that the recipient becomes a trustee charged
with the administration of the fund and with disbursements from it or from income
derived from its principal for designated public uses. The usual purposes for
which these funds are created are the support of educational activities in schools
and libraries, of health and hospital services, care of the poor, and pensions for
employees of the cities and their independent divisions. Table 17 shows the
amount of the assets of these funds under three heads--" Cash", "City securi
ties", and "Other investments."
Assets in investment funds, and miscellaneous investments.-Under the head
ing "Assets in investment funds, and miscellaneous investments" are shown all
assets of funds other than sinking and trust funds and all interest-bearing securi
ties and investments other than those of the funds mentioned, including real
property used for purposes other than those of the departments and enterprises
of the cities and their independent divisions. Although the term "investment
fund" is seldom employed by city officials, it seems to be an appropriate designa
tion for funds of the class here described. The value of real property incidentally
acquired and yielding little or no income is included as miscellaneous investment.
In some instances the assets in investment funds consist of bonds or stocks ac
quired by the city in consideration of financial aid or grants to railroads or other
public-service corporations; in a few instances they consist of real property held
for securing rents or for the profits that may result from an increase in value; in
other cases they consist of bonds or mortgages received in exchange for real
property and held as investments awaiting maturity or a favorable market.
In most cities reporting investment funds or investments the invested assets
are comparatively small, and in some instances they are held only temporarily
while awaiting a favorable opportunity for the city to dispose of them, when the
proceeds are to be turned over to the general treasury. In some cities permanent
funds have been established to enable the cities to carry their own fire risks on
municipal buildings, an amount equal to the premiums usually charged by insur-
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
27
ance companies being set aside each year for the creation of a fund from which
fire losses may be paid as they occur. Some of these insurance funds are built
up by the annual appropriation of considerable sums until the assets reach a
prescribed amount. Such funds are usually invested in profitable securities and
are here classed as investment funds. Funds provided for the purchase, con
struction, or equipment of buildings or other permanent properties of the munici
pality which are invested during the period of accumulation are also treated as
investment funds. Table 17 shows the amount of assets of all such funds as are
described above, including those of the city corporation and those of all inde
pendent divisions of government which constitute parts of the governing organi
zations of the municipalities.
Cash in general treasury and general administrative funds.-General admin
istrative funds, as the term is here used, are all funds administered by the city
and its independent divisions of government, except the sinking, public trust,
investment, and private trust funds. The cash shown in table 17, as belonging
to the general treasury and general administrative funds at the close of the year
is presented in two columns, so as to show separately the amounts held in private
trust accounts.
The cash and other assets belonging to private trust funds are omitted from
this presentation of the assets of municipalities for the reason that the obligations
on private trust accounts, of which these assets constitute a part, are no longer
included in table 18 as an item in the gross debt of the cities.
TABLE 18
Gross and net indebtedness of cities.-Table 18 shows both the gross and net
indebtedness at the close of the year reported for all cities of over 100,000 popu
lation. The term "gross indebtedness" is here used as the designation of the
aggregate of all outstanding debt obligations, and the term "net indebtedness"
is used as the designation of the total of the amounts representing the funded
and floating debt, less the assets of sinking funds accumulated for their amortiza
tion. Sinking-fund assets accumulated for the amortization of special-assess
ment debt, where they could be identified as such, were excluded from the
calculation.
Indebtedness classified by governmental unit by which incurred.-The table
shows separately the gross debt of the city corporations and of the independent
school districts, while the total debt of other governmental units is shown in a
single column. Included in the data appearing in the column headed "Other
governmental units of city" are parts of the debts of the counties in which certain
cities of groups I and II are located. The object sought to be attained by their
inclusion is stated in the text for table 2. There is included, also, the debt or a
percentage of the debt of such other independent divisions of municipal govern
ment as park, sanitary, port, water, and improvement districts.
Indebtedness classified by character of outstanding debt obligation.-The in
debtedness of the municipalities is classified by character of obligation under four
principal headings: "Funded or fixed", "Floating", "Special assessment bonds
and certificates", and "Current." Current indebtedness is classified under
two subheadings: "Revenue bonds and notes" and "Warrants."
In years previous to 1925 current debt carried a third subheading, "Obligations
on trust account."
But inasmuch as but few cities recognize these obligations
as part of their indebtedness, such amounts are no longer included in the totals
of gross debt. And, as has been noted in the text discussion of table 17, the
assets belonging to private trust funds, which are an offset to obligations on
private trust account, have been eliminated from the statement of the assets of
the cities. The kinds of debt included under each of the major headings are
described in the paragraphs which follow.
Funded or fixed indebtedness.-Funded or fixed debt includes all debts
evidenced by formal instruments which have a number of years to run and for
the amortization of which no assets other than those of sinking funds have as
yet been specifically authorized or appropriated. The debts of this class are
called corporation stock, bonds, certificates, serial notes, serial bonds, and
mortgages.
Floating indebtedness.-Floating debt includes (1) all debts evidenced by
revenue bonds, warrants, and accounts payable, to be redeemed from the levies
of a succeeding year; (2) all debts evidenced by short-term bonds to be redeemed
from the proceeds of long-term obligations; (3) all final judgments against the
city, outstanding at the close of the year; and (4) all indebtedness to public trust
funds and private trust funds due to the conversion to general public uses of all
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or a part of the money or other property received for creating public trust funds
or permanent private trust funds, where the city assumes the annual payment of
interest on the amounts so converted without issuing to the funds its formal
bonds or certificates of indebtedness.
Special assessment indebtedness.-Special-assessment loans include all
so-called bonds, certificates, and other short-term obligations issued or incurred
with the understanding that they are to be paid wholly or in part from the pro
ceeds of special assessments.
Current indebtedness.-Under the general term "current" are included the
debts of all kinds except those described above as funded, floating, and special
assessment. They are shown in the table under the two heads described below.
Revenue bonds and notes.--Revenue loans include all interest-bearing short
term obligations, other than so-called serial bonds, that have a fixed date of
redemption or are made payable at a date in the discretion of the city from the
proceeds of a levy made, or to be made, in the year of their issue. These obliga
tions are popularly known as revenue bonds, revenue loans, anticipation tax
loans, anticipation tax warrants, temporary loans, and interest-bearing warrants.
Overdrafts upon banks by the various divisions and funds of the city are classi
fied as revenue loans.
Warrants.-Under the heading "Warrants" are tabulated all noninterest
bearing warrants, orders, and audits in the nature of warrants outstanding at
the close of the year, except those specifically called tax warrants or anticipation
tax warrants.
Indebtedness classified by creditor.-Under this general heading the total
gross debt included in table 18 is separated into two classes, that which was
owing (1) to the public, and (2) to city funds with investments. In the column
headed "City funds with investments" is included the par value of all city
securities held by sinking, public trust, and investment funds. Of the total
debt, $1,363,088,732, or 16.1 percent, was held by the three classes of funds
mentioned. In the column headed "The public" is included the par value of all
other city debt obligations outstanding.
Indebtedness classified by purpose for which incurred.-A third classification
of table 18 segregates debt obligations of cities into debts incurred for (1) the
purposes of general departments and municipal service enterprises, and (2) the
purposes of public service enterprises and investments. The revenues derived
by most cities from public-service enterprises and investments are sufficient to
meet the interest accruing on debts of this class. These debts, as a rule, do not
rest as burdens upon the general taxpayers, but are paid from revenues derived
from those specially benefited.
Increase during the year in two classes of debt and in sinking-fund assets.
there are given under
Under the general title "Increase during the year in-"
descriptive headings the increase in (1) the total funded and floating debt, (2) the
sinking-fund assets, and (3) the net debt. Of the 94 cities covered by this report,
62 showed decreases during the year in net debt, but the aggregate increase in
net debt for the year was $73,422,544.
Per capita indebtedness.-In the columns headed "Per capita" there are
given the per capita of (1) the total gross debt, (2)the gross debt incurred for
general departments and municipal service enterprises, (3) the gross debt in
curred for public service enterprises and investments, and (4) the net debt. The
figures gi;ven in the column referred to under (1)are, in the case of each city, the
sum of those given in the columns referred to under (2) and (3). No segregation
of net indebtedness corresponding to that given of gross indebtedness was
practicable.
The terms "net indebtedness" and "net debt" as here used differ materially
from the use of the terms in some of the preceding reports for cities :having a
population of over 30,000. In the reports for the years 1902 to 1908, inclusive,
the Bureau of the Census applied the term "net debt" to the total outstanding
obligation of cities, less the amount of sinking-fund assets. The net debt so
computed seldom represented the actual net debt because the computation did
not take aoccount of the assets of cities provided for the redemption of current
debt, which for those years included special-assessment bonds and certificates,
revenue bonds and notes, warrants and trust liabilities.
Recognizing thi fact, the Bureau of the Census in its report for fiscal years
subsequent to 1908 aplied the termns "net funded and floating debt", "net
indebtednes-", and "net debt" to t.e difference between the gross funded and
floating debt and those sinking-fund assets which had been specifically provided
for the amortization of such debt. In computing the net irndebtedness for the
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FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
years 1912 and 1913, the total sinking-fund assets were deducted from the gross
funded and floating debt, but for all years other than those noted above such
assets of sinking funds as were provided for the amortization of special-assessment
debt were excluded from the calculation.
Increase of indebtedness with size of cities.-The per capita figures of table
18 for the three groups of cities, classified according to population, are reproduced
in the statement which follows:
PER CAPITA GROSS DEBT
GROUPS OF CITIES WITH SPECIFIED
POPULATION
Total
500,000 and over_
. _
__
300,000 and less than 500,000 __-.---.......
100,000 and less than 300,000-_----
For general departments and
municipal
service enterprises
$274. 22
204. 01
143. 07
$182. 74
152. 24
107. 41
srve
enterservice enter
prises and in
vestments
$91. 49
51. 77
35. 66
Per capita
net debt
$201. 45
158. 43
112. 48
TABLE 19
Funded, floating, and special-assessment indebtedness, classified by purpose
for which incurred.-Table 19 presents a summary of that portion of the total
city indebtedness to which, in the text description of table 18, has been given the
designation "funded and floating debt", and "special-assessment bonds and
certificates", classified according to the reported purpose for which the out
standing obligations were issued.
The classification for many cities is more or less imperfect, owing to the methods
of recording debt in the financial books of those cities. The classes of debt
obligations by purposes for which issued that are most accurately shown for all
cities are those for the water-supply and lighting systems.
Bonds issued under such terms as local improvement, street improvement, and
general improvement have, so far as possible, been tabulated under the more
descriptive headings of the table, and only when such tabulation was impossible
have they been tabulated as for "combined or unreported purposes."
Issues of bonds described as "refunding" or "funding" have been classified
according to the purpose of the original or replaced loan, if these purposes could
be discovered without a too extended search of the earlier records. Whenever
the purpose of the original issues was not disclosed the amounts of refunding and
funding bonds have been tabulated as for "combined or unreported purposes."
The amounts shown in the column "Refunding" are an exhibit of obligations
issued to redeem funded debt obligations and those in the column "Funding"
are an exhibit of obligations issued to redeem judgments, revenue loans, warrants,
and other temporary obligations.
TABLE 20
Assessed valuation of property.-The valuations given in table 20 are those of
property which is subject to the general property tax for the uses of the divisions
of the governments of the cities covered by this report and of property within
these cities that is subject to taxation for uses of the State, county, and minor
civil divisions. In certain cities the city valuations differ somewhat from the
valuations on which State and county taxes are levied. This difference results
largely from the fact that certain classes of property, especially property of cor
porations, are in certain States subject to State and county taxation, but the
valuation of such property does not appear in the report of property taxed for
city purposes. In some instances the assessed valuation of an independent divi
sion of the government of a city, such as a school or park district, differs from that
of the city corporation. These differences are due to (') differnce in the areas
of the city corporation and the independent division, t :e independent divisions
in certain cities including territory outside the city limits, while in others they
include only a portion of the territory within the cities; or (2) different bases of
assessment, where the city makes an assessment of property for its own levy,
while the independent district through its own board of assessors makes an inde
pendent assessment of the same property.
In examining the figures of table 20 relating to assessed valuations it should
be noted that those on a line designated as for city, State, county, or other civil
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FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
divisions represent the assessed valuation of the property nwithin the territory
included in the jurisdiction of the city corporation, and which is subject to taxa
tion for the maintenance of that corporation. The figures on a line for one of
the divisions of the government of a city represent the assessed valuation of the
property located within the limits of a city corporation subject to taxation for
the maintenance of such division, as appraised at the assessment made for the
purpose of such division, whether it is the same as or different from that made
for city corporation purposes.
The table gives separately for the city corporation and each independent taxing
division the valuation of all property in the division subject to the general prop
erty tax. (Definitions of the general property tax and special property taxes are
given in the text for table 2.)
The classification of property belonging to railroads, telegraph companies, and
a number of similar corporations varies in the different States. In some States
such properties are classified as real, in some as personal, in others as both real
and personal, and in still others they are given a separate classification. Where
such property is given a separate classification and is taxed for city purposes the
valuation given it is shown in the table under the heading "Other property ",
under which heading are also tabulated those property and franchise valuations
of corporations for which the details secured were insufficient for a more complete
tabulation.
Total and per capita tax levies.-The amounts given in the last column under
the general heading "Levy" on the lines for the several divisions of the govern
ment show for the individual cities and for the groups of cities the total and per
capita levies of the general property tax. These per capita figures furnish a
fairly comparable measure of the tax burden resting upon the inhabitants of the
various cities here reported and should be considered in connection with the other
per capita figures of this report given in tables 4, 12, and 18.
It will be observed that for the cities of California, Delaware, Illinois, Ohio,
and Pennsylvania there is no line shown for "Government of State." In these
five States there was no levy of the general property tax for State purposes.
Tax rates.-The rates of levy for the general property tax per $1,000 of assessed
valuation are given for each of the several divisions and independent subdivisions
of government.
In the case of cities in which taxes are levied at two or more rates in different
divisions of the city or on different classes of property in the same division of
government, the figures shown in table 20 for the city as a whole represent average
rates based on the total levy and the total assessed valuation of property within
the corporation, the specific rates of levy for the various divisions of the govern
ment or classes of property of such cities being given in table IX.
Cities with two or more tax rates.-In the majority of cities all sections and
all property subject to the general property tax are taxed at the same rate. In
a number of cities, however, this tax is levied at different rates, either in different
sections or upon different classes of property. So far as the data collected were
sufficiently definite to make the needed exhibit, such data have been arranged in
table IX, which follows, so as to show for each portion of the city or class of
property in the cities last referred to the assessed valuations of the property taxes
at each rate and the amount of taxes levied at such rates.
Table IX
City
num-
LEVIES
Assessed
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF PROPERTY
valuation
ber
Total
Rate par
$1,000 of
assessed
valuation
53
LONG BEACH, CALIF.:
City corporation-----...................----------------$210, 319,970
Original city_______________-_______________
_
69, 554, 650
Annexations nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4_
25, 031, 225
Annexations nos. 5, 7, and 8___
46, 728, 450
Annexation no. 9 ._ - _.-_
-_
-...
....
. . .__
646, 805
Annexations nos. 10, 11, and 12 ---_
_
32, 040, 005
Annexa'ion no. 13__-- __-----.....
__________-_
2, 388,995
Annexations nos. 14 to 19 .... _____________--____
1, 115, 620
Unsecured personal .... ____
____________ _____
10, 800, 840
Stocks, bonds, etc__
14, 553, 560
Solvent credits-------- ----- -.
7, 459,820
1Average rate.
$2, 756, 977
1, 043, 300
372, 931
691, 492
9, 184
429, 193
28, 181
11, 032
159, 475
9, 702
2,487
1 $13. 11
15. 00
14.90
14. 80
14. 20
13. 40
11. 80
9.90
1 14. 77
. 67
.33
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FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
LEVIES
Table IX-Continued
City
num-
Assessed
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF PROPERTY
Rate per
valuation
ber
BEACH, CALIF.-Continued.
..
$170, 895, 780
......
School district ...-------------------14 8 , 88 2 , 4 0 0
.. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . _ _
___ ..
P r op e r t y i n g e n e r al ___.
..
14, 553, 560
Stocks, bonds, etc -..
-___ __ _
...... _____ ____ _
. ....____________
_.
7, 459, 820
Solvent credits .......
_----- -.. 170, 895, 780
County__ .
. -- .
. -..
..- __-------- -.
-_____
148, 882, 400
Property in genera.l___________-...
.
__..
___...
Stocks, bonds, etc _______-____
___________
14, 553, 560
Solvent credits_____------------------__--7, 459, 820
Total
$1,000 of
assessed
valuation
LONG
5
1
$10. 16
11. 5 8
. 67
.33
111.83
13. 50
.67
.33
Los ANGELES, CALIF.:
City corporation
__
...........
_
.............
.. 1, 878, 810, 175
Taxation districts:
Nos. 1, 2, and 9 ----------_________
---663, 180, 810
Nos. 3, 4, and 6----...........-....-.........
658, 829, 560
...
.
.
4, 849, 660
No. 5 ___--_------------------------...
8, 442, 780
No. 7-----------------------------------........
..
16, 231,980
No. 8--------------..................------------------------7, 952, 560
No. 10 __-------------------- .......... --1,643, 865
No. 11--....-----------------------------.
33,095, 616
Unsecured personal__--------------------------_
271, 282, 647
Stocks, bonds, etc---__--------------------------213, 300, 697
Solvent credits .....-------------------Municipal improvement districts:
Nos. 1 and 17_.----.--__-------- -,-_-_--- 242, 293, 905
4, 527, 080
No. 2..----------------------------------Nos. 3 and 70_...---------------------------- 11, 571, 435
No. 7_...--------- ------------------ ------- 44, 077,910
No. 9........----------------------------------1,381,270
No. 11__
........--------------------.
......
47,732,870
No. 18 ---------------------------------4, 550, 415
No. 19- _--------------------------------4, 849, 110
No. 20 ---------------.---------------.
1,758, 205
Nos. 22 and 31--_----------______-------------51, 604, 235
No. 23-..-____-------------------___
-----4, 844,140
10, 478, 080
No. 27_.....------------------------------No. 35--..---------------------------------634,270
No. 36- -----------------------------12, 804, 760
No. 37--.--------------------------------947, 735
No. 42 ...
___-----------------------1, 487, 960
No. 45--------------------------------8, 939,090
No. 47...-------------------------..
-------- 23, 951,435
No. 52...-----------------------------------798, 920
No. 53 -__---------------------------- _
--- 332, 705
No. 54...----------------------------------144, 655
No. 57.-----------------------------------986, 545
No.58-.-----------------------------------327,
745
No. 60--------------------------------8,545, 945
No. 63-----------------------------------341,070
No. 64...-----------------------------------493,100
No. 67 .....-------------- --------------- ___
570, 070
No. 68-------------------------------- 1,901, 915
No. 69- --------------------------------1, 070, 455
No. 73 ---------------------------------_
1, 130, 325
No.75--------------------------------.
871,035
Unsecured personal_________------________
______
8, 494, 880
County waterworks district-----___..........._
_
40, 568, 690
Acquisition and improvement districts, nos. 1, 7,
29, and 38----------------------------------869, 015
County
-----------------------------------1,878, 810, 175
Property in general_---- ----------_____
__ --- 1, 394, 226, 831
Stocks, bonds, etc _-----.----............-...
271, 282, 647
Solvent credits_-_-- -------------- _ -__ 213,300, 697
Drainage improvement districts-_.............
_-33, .
207, 307
Acquisition and improvement districts- --______15, 917, 233
Fine protection districts- -------------____ _
72, 524, 808
Free library district_---------------___________
268, 656, 924
Garbage disposal districts_...--------------------- 30, 879, 318
Lighting districts -___________ -__________
-68, 002, 330
Park district ____________
____________________
1,499, 01
Road improvement districts-.--..............
_
22, 788, 985
Sewer maintenance districts_----------........
_
33, 969, 835
Supervisors' road districts_ ....
__.___. _......_
__
186, 737, 392
County waterworks districts _-___________________
2, 866, 639
School district..-________________-_______
________- 1, 878, 810, 175
Property in general- .. _------- ...... ____.___ __1, 394, 226, 831
Stocks bonds, etc -------------------------271, 282, 647
Solvent credits ---------------------------213, 300, 697
1
$1, 736, 247
1, 7 2 4, 0 58
9, 702
2, 487
2,022,101
2, 009, 912
9, 702
2, 487
Average rate.
22, 619, 834
1 12. 04
10, 146, 666
10, 014, 210
74, 685
137, 617
272, 697
116, 107
26, 302
541,993
180, 833
71, 100
15. 30
15. 20
15.40
16.30
16. 80
14. 60
16. 00
1 16. 38
.67
.33
72, 688
21, 277
11, 572
8, 816
11, 465
42,960
6, 826
20, 366
4, 396
144, 492
16, 954
52, 390
19,218
94, 755
66, 436
7, 737
28, 605
16, 766
15, 499
12, 975
9, 171
10, 063
11, 438
14, 528
22, 511
11, 736
21, 492
5, 896
3, 211
11,190
15,679
6, 209
174, 445
43, 862
24, 722, 537
22,753, 782
180, 833
71, 100
390, 784
232, 519
243, 176
107, 463
56, 787
203, 871
4, 797
247, 420
19, 736
186, 737
23, 532
16, 048, 523
15, 796, 590
180, 833
71,100
.30
4. 70
1.00
.20
8.30
.90
1.50
4. 20
2. 50
2. 80
3. 50
5.00
30.30
7. 40
70.10
5. 20
3. 20
.70
19. 40
39. 00
63.40
10. 20
34.
90
1. 70
66. 00
23. 80
37.70
3.10
3.00
9. 90
18.00
1 .73
4. 30
1 50.47
113.16
1 16. 32
.67
.33
1 11.77
i 14. 61
1 3.35
.40
1 1. 84
1 3. 00
3. 20
1 10. 86
1 .58
1.00
1 8. 21
18. 54
11.33
.67
.33
32
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
Table IX--Continued
City
num
ber
---29
LEVIES
Assessed
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF PROPERTY
valuation
Total
I
-----
I
OAKLAND,
_______
____
Stocks, bonds, etc____________
Solvent credits__
School district ......... ...... ....
....
....
..
Property in general___ ________________________
Do
...
-..---.--.-...........
Unsecured personal
D
o _-
Do
11
55
48
50
93
- -
- - - - -
- - - - - - - - - -
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
-......... .........................
Oakland High:
Property in general _______________
_____
Unsecured personal__ _______ __...______
Stocks, bonds, etc...................
Solvent credits .....................
_______. ___
___....
__
Utility district___ ____
Property in general_
Unsecured personal__
._______________________
County ........ .. . ....--...---- ...
..
......
Property in general.....__......................
Unsecured personal_________-_-___.........______
Stocks, bonds, etc___..........
.........
Solvent credits _
__________-_
_---__...........
SAN DIEGO, CALIF.:
...........
City corporation----.....----.---.
Property in general_......
__
____
__.......
__
Stocks, bonds, etc __ .--------....
___........____
Solvent credits.-------.
School district_.....___________
___ ____...
____________
..
____
Property in general_..........
Stocks, bonds, etc ......
.
.
.
.
.
Solvent credits.------------------.
County_
Property in general
.--.. -......................
Stocks, bonds, etc ....----------------___.____
Solvent credits--...--------------- --SAN
i
CALIF.:
City corporation--------Original city__- - - Annexation --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- -- . .
__
Unsecured personal_
51
-
Rate per
$1,000 of
assessed
avaluation
$266, 517, 903
172, 372, 150
73, 288, 625
8, 045, 295
1, 821, 208
7, 630, 582
3, 360, 043
266, 517, 903
179, 623, 075
66,
037, 700
8, 146, 680
1, 719, 823
$5, 171, 218
3, 533, 629
1, 426, 673
168, 467
36, 242
5, 087
1,120
3, 574, 823
1, 104, 782
3A?, 924
54,
745
11, 213
245, 660, 775
9, 866, 503
7, 630, 582
3, 360, 043
255, 527, 278
245, 660, 775
9,
866, 503
266, 517, 903
245, 660, 775
9, 866, 503
7, 630, 582
3, 360, 043
1, 916,154
88, 798
5, 087
1,120
771,515
736, 982
34, 533
4, 774,700
4, 593, 856
174, 637
5, 087
1,120
7. 80
9. 00
.67
.33
1 3.02
3.00
3.50
1 17.92
18. 70
17.70
.67
.33
133, 664, 566
118, 745, 406
11, 177, 341
3, 741, 819
133, 664, 566
118, 745, 406
11, 177, 341
3, 741, 819
133, 664, 566
118, 745, 406
2, 965, 460
2, 956, 761
7, 452
1,247
1, 445, 518
1, 436, 819
7, 452
1, 247
3,131, 703
3,123,004
7, 452
1, 247
22.19
24. 90
.67
.33
1 10. 81
12.10
.67
.33
1 23. 43
26.30
.67
.33
31, 755, 910
28, 561, 593
2, 789, 267
285, 391
116, 532
3,127
130.26
39. 60
40. 40
2. 00
1. 00
133.24
6, 894, 737
4, 418, 395
2, 476, 342
128. 64
18.36
10.50
8, 594, 783
8, 587, 747
3, 946
3, 090
767, 609
107, 728
66, 479
118, 566
98, 035
70, 873
39, 044
44, 267
222, 617
1 22. 36
22.40
10.40
4.40
1 2. 00
1. 00
.75
4. 50
1.50
3. 00
2. 00
2.75
6.00
7,182, 396
4, 027, 368
28, 717
3,126, 311
34, 461
1, 975
32, 486
1
5, 315, 078
3, 387, 723
1, 927, 355
23, 763
6, 495
13, 797
3, 471
131.21
19. 89
11.50
1 8.61
10. 00
8.00
9. 00
11, 177, 341
3, 741, 819
1
$19. 40
20. 50
19.47
20.90
19.90
.67
.33
113. 41
6. 15
5.95
6. 72
6. 52
1
FRANCISCO, CALIF.:
1, 049, 520, 804
City corporation...----------- -----Property in general__________________________ _ __
721, 252, 343
Unsecured personal ............................
69, 041, 268
___
Stocks, bonds, etc__....................
____
142, 695, 341
...
Solvent credits.________________________
116, 531, 852
_ ____
Reassessments___........................
94, 072
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.:
City corporation
240, 730, 612
------.............................
First district.....----------.................................
240, 730, 612
Second district.....................................
235, 842,129
HARTFORD, CONN.:
City corporation....................----------------------384, 401, 869
Urban property..---------------------383, 320,109
Suburban property __________________
............
379, 437
H artford Retreat_________________________________ 702, 323
School district_.......................................
384, 401, 869
First--_.-------107, 724, 694
88, 635, 756
South
----....... -----------------------26, 346, 899
Second North-....
-----------West Middle--------- ----65, 353,775
23, 623, 299
Arsenal and Southwest ..............
________
...
Washington and Hartford Retreat ................
19, 521, 120
16, 096, 306
N ortheast-..........------37,100, 020
N orthwest--------------. --- -- --- -- --- --NEW HAVEN, CONN.:
284, 210, 082
City corporation ..... ...------------General city .....--------------------------------275, 093, 469
9, 116, 613
Town .................................------------------------------284, 210, 082
City and town___-----------------------11, 816, 100
Improvement district_____________
_________
987, 460
Fair Haven East Association_________________
10, 828, 640
Fairmont Association ....................... ___
WATERBURY, CONN.:
170, 282, 395
City corporation-------------------------170, 282, 395
First district--......------------------------Second district ....
167, 594, 270
.......-----------------School district
2, 759, 705
649, 458
Oronoke------.........-----...------------------............
1, 724, 585
Park Road---------------------------..............................
385, 662
East Mountain...................................
1 Average rate.
25. 27
14. 64
3.15
11. 00
1 2. 92
2.00
3.00
33
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
Table IX--Continued
City
num-
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF PROPERTY
ber
85
14
62
83
31
2
21
80
City corporation...............................
Property in general:
Taxed at full rate______......................
Taxed at half rate_....___._.......___....__
Corporations............................
WASHINGTON, D. C.:
City corporation
.............................
Property in general..............-................
Personal intangible........................
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.:
City corporation.............................
Property in general:
Inside fire lim its_________________________
_
Outside fire limits.............__.__.........
$151, 331, 275
$2, 530, 688
1 $16.72
145, 771, 600
3,150,
600
2, 409, 075
2, 405, 231
25,
992
99, 465
16. 50
8. 25
41. 25
1,687, 018, 939
1, 322, 378, 441
364, 640, 498
24, 303, 635
22, 480, 433
1, 823, 202
1 14. 41
17. 00
5.00
86, 407, 860
1, 325, 462
1 15.34
83, 887, 965
2, 519, 895
1, 300, 263
25,199
15. 50
10. 00
97, 511, 405
67, 357, 972
3,397,088
1, 709, 454
4, 881, 935
20, 164, 956
2,166, 754
1, 566, 746
72,290
35, 300
99, 201
393, 217
1 22.22
23. 26
21.28
20. 65
20. 32
19. 50
120, 383, 021
66, 603, 993
30, 000, 045
18, 670, 461
5,108, 522
2, 491, 030
1, 398, 684
615, 001
354, 739
122, 606
120.69
246, 505, 422
236, 883, 234
9, 622, 188
2, 621, 984
2, 487, 274
134, 710
1 10.64
10.50
14.00
2, 449, 205, 580
12, 392, 661
10,197,141
4, 130, 488
5, 779, 227
2, 577, 608
43, 685, 448
13, 232, 091
388, 934, 911
34, 245,127
91,994, 676
42,091,698
4, 011,058
18, 729, 986
23, 572, 808
40, 425, 801
3, 430, 534
1,169, 296, 879
533, 091, 070
7, 386, 368
21, 326, 847
74, 356
23,453
12, 391
17, 916
12, 630
349, 484
109, 826
4, 438,031
126,707
689, 960
244,132
8, 423
84, 285
63, 647
157, 661
11, 321
11, 576, 039
3, 305, 165
21, 420
18.71
6.00
2.30
3.00
3.10
4.90
8.00
8. 30
1 11.41
3.70
7.50
5.80
2.10
4. 50
2. 70
3.90
3.30
9.90
6. 20
2.90
109, 021,100
96, 641, 490
2, 500,130
9, 879, 480
804, 356
695, 818
29, 502
79, 036
17.38
7.20
11.80
8. 00
510, 934, 410
425, 341, 900
861,060
13,833,600
55, 725, 390
15,172, 460
626, 831
510, 410
3, 358
13,834
61, 298
37, 931
11.23
136, 695,180
136, 592, 510
102, 670
526,173
525, 881
292
1 3.85
3.85
2. 85
MIAMI, FLA.:
TAMPA, FLA.:
City corporation.................................
Original city.__ ------ ---- - - Annexation ...........................
..
Do
--.........
........................
Do.....................---..........
ATLANTA, GA.:
County--------- -- Fulton--------------------------------De Ialb--..............................
CHICAGO, ILL.:
21. 00
20. 50
19. 00
24. 00
EVANSVILLE, IND.:
Township _- -- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - Pigeon--..............................
Perry..................................
IKnight..........-....................
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.:
Township------------------------------Center................................
Perry.....-............................
W ashington- -- -- -- ---- - - W ayne- ----------__-------------- - - - SOUTH BEND, IND.:
Township ......
.......
..................
Portage---- ---------- ------- ---------
57
Rate per
$1,000 of
assessed
valuation
WILMINGTON, DEL.:
Park district......
.........................
Albany-.................................
Calumet -ood--................................
Edison ........---------Fernwood-...
............................
Hollywood-- - - - - - - - - - Irving.
.................................
Jefferson-...... ... ..... ....
.---- ----Lincoln-................................
North Shore............................._Northwest---- ---- ---- -Portage...............---...........
Ravenswood Manor Glardens ..................
Ridge..................................
Ridge Avenue ...............................
River- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sauganash----.........................
South..................................
West Chicago...........................
West Pullman__...........................
88
Assessed
valuation
Total
City corporation.................................
Original city ....
------------Annexation------------ - Do...........................
----......
Do....-................................
Do
-----.................................
87
LEVI IES
German. ..................-.................
DES MOINES, IOWA:
City corporation....
.........................
Property in general:
With garbage collection_......................
Without garbage collection..................
Agricultural land ...............................
Money and credits
____........................
Metropolitan Light district.....................
1Average rate.
76, 891, 463
2, 626,036
40,247,915
2, 364, 163
2, 951, 850
430,960
33, 260, 738
13, 492, 355
168, 669
4,
387
61, 832
26, 985
1.20
3. 90
1.00
1.10
2. 50
1
34.15
58. 74
57.
14
10.18
1.86
2.00
34
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
Table IX--Continued
City
number
66
72
25
8
9
75
74
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF PROPERTY
LEVIES
Assessed
valuation
Total
DES MOINES, IOWA-Continued.
$76, 891, 463
School district_-----------------------------Property in general_______________________________
43, 630, 725
Money and credits_.__. ___---------------------33, 260, 738
State --... __-------- ---------_--___.........-_--- ____
76, 891, 463
Property in general__________
.
_____--___.
43, 630, 725
Money and credits______
.............................
__
33, 260, 738
76, 891, 463
County..__-__- __
_______.......
........................
Property in general_ _......._..... ...
..... ____
.
43, 630, 725
Money and credits__ _____________
_________
33, 260, 738
KANSAS CITY, KANS.:
104, 541, 888
----City corporation -----------------------98, 497, 703
Real and personal tangible_. ____-----__
__________________-6, 044, 185
Personal intangible__. __-__
104, 541, 888
____-......................
_
School district__
-------------_
- 98, 497, 703
Real and personal tangible-_Personal intangible___________--------------6, 044, 185
_............__
38, 683, 704
Drainage district ..
__..._.____......
Kaw Valley_--___
_-____-___________ __ --_
37, 997, 333
Fairfax--_ ___---------------___
__
___
686, 371
_
104, 541, 888
State----_______________________--_
Real and personal tangible
---... _-------------98, 497, 703
Personal intangible__-------------------------_
6, 044, 185
County____
----------------------------------104, 541, 888
Real and personal tangible___-------_------_
_
98, 497, 703
Personal intangible__ _---------------------6, 044, 185
WICHITA, KANS.:
260, 438
_128,
City corporation________.........__ _______
__
.....
112, 376, 986
Real and personal tangible _-_--__---_ ----- _
Personal intangible..............................
15, 883, 452
128, 260, 438
School district_ _----_---____________-----____
112, 376, 986
Real and personal tangible-..........-.............
Personal intangible-..............................
15, 883, 452
State--_
______________-_
_
________
___
128, 260, 438
Real and personal tangible---....--___-- ----_ 112, 376, 986
Personal intangible...._..__-.............
.
15, 883, 452
County _________ _
. -128,
_..________ _
_________
__
260, 438
Real and personal tangible _______
...
_____
__ 112, 376, 986
Personal intangible_ ___-____ _______
_
15,
1_ 883, 452
LOUISVILLE, KY.:
City corporation-------------.........
-- ---401, 985, 228
Property in general:
_ 375, 077, 360
Subject to all taxes___------------------_______
___
2, 469, 880
Manufacturing plants____. _
_
5, 507, 340
Unmanufactured agricultural products .....
Bank stock_ _-__------------_
18, 930, 648
County______ ____
____
______________
___ 400, 500, 244
Property in general__... _..
......-..
____________ 379, 692, 762
Unmanufactured agricultural products -__-------4, 708, 643
Bank shares ....... ___16,
098, 839
State___
._____________
____..._
_
_.._.
-..
573, 427, 955
Real property_--___-------------------314, 315, 631
Personal property _.
____-_-_________--214, 054, 630
Bank deposits________
_-------_________
45, 057, 694
BALTIMORE, MD.:
City corporation----_.......................
1, 577, 121, 418
Property in general:
827, 476, 947
Full rate _______________-_------76, 355, 035
...
Suburban rate___ __.._-- -_---------24, 699, 075
Rural rate_. __________-____--------------Annexation............
-------........--313, 930, 276
Securities------------..-----------__
___
-------334, 660, 085
State
....-.
_-_
_--------------------------------------1,
447, 113, 435
Property in general-----------------............................----.. 1, 171, 044, 810
Securities------ --...-................
.
276, 068, 625
BOSTON, MASS.:
City corporation_ .. _____...................
1, 806, 012, 200
Property in general .........
-___
1, 780, 000, 000
........-...
Motor vehicle____
....... ___..__.
..............
26, 012, 200
CAMBRIDGE, MASS.:
City corporation---- ---------...............
_
192, 238, 640
Property in general-..
.......
...........
186, 767, 600
5, 471, 040
Motor vehicle_ -----------_______________
FALL RIVER, MASS.:
City corporation-----------------------------.
112, 248, 390
108, 734, 150
Property in general ..... __..... _-----------------...............-----------------.........-------------...... 3, 514, 240
Motor vehicle
1 Average rate.
Rate per
$1,000 of
assessed
valuation
$2, 950, 131
2, 882, 246
67, 885
435, 118
392, 677
42, 441
1, 153, 080
1, 125, 673
27, 407
1$38. 37
66. 06
2. 04
15. 66
9. 00
1. 28
1 15. 00
25. 80
.82
1, 825, 396
1, 815, 322
10, 074
1, 586, 037
1, 575, 963
10, 074
144, 022
140, 590
3, 432
266, 056
261, 019
5, 037
783, 168
778, 131
5, 037
117. 46
18. 43
1. 67
1 15. 17
16. 00
1. 67
1 3. 72
3. 70
5. 00
12. 54
2. 65
.83
17. 49
7. 90
.83
1, 231, 153
1, 204, 681
26, 472
1, 543, 561
1, 517, 089
26, 472
311, 035
297, 799
13, 236
539, 160
525, 924:
13, 236
9. 60
10. 72
1.67
1 12.03
13. 50
1. 67
12.43
2. 65
.83
14. 20
4. 68
.83
8, 390, 906
1 20. 87
8, 251, 701
15, 560
8, 261
115, 384
1, 482, 093
1, 442, 832
7, 063
32, 198
2, 058, 278
942, 947
1, 070, 273
45, 058
22. 00
6. 30
1. 50
6. 00
13.70
3. 80
1. 50
2. 00
13. 59
3. 00
5.00
1. 00
30, 213, 392
1 19. 16
20, 273, 185
1, 590, 475
423, 589
6, 922, 163
1, 003, 980
2, 990, 402
2, 576, 299
414, 103
24. 50
20. 83
17. 15
22. 05
3. 00
1 2. 07
2. 20
1. 50
56, 690, 203
56, 061, 280
628, 923
131. 39
31. 50
1 24. 18
5, 887, 610
5, 751, 136
136, 474
1 30. 63
30. 79
1 24. 94
1
4, 187, 465
137. 31
4, 096, 124
91, 341
37. 67
1 25. 99
35
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
Table IX-Continued
City
1
num-
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF PROPERTY
ber
94
90
76
86
92
15
Total
$4, 017, 654
3, 934, 057
83, 597
Rate per
Rate per
$1,000 of
assessed
valuation
1
$34. 77
35. 05
125. 22
4, 390, 159
4, 293, 956
96, 203
1 30. 71
4, 298, 546
4, 206, 841
91, 705
1 35. 93
36. 25
1 25. 52
123, 882, 540
119, 798, 800
4, 083, 740
3, 681, 146
3, 577, 279
103, 867
1 29. 72
29. 86
1 25. 43
298, 618, 580
289, 931, 480
8, 687, 100
8, 020, 112
7, 799, 067
221, 045
126. 86
26. 90
332, 475, 260
323, 752, 900
8, 722, 360
9, 586, 646
9, 365, 574
221, 072
1 28. 83
104, 110,
65, 735,
38, 375,
104, 110,
65, 735,
38, 375,
104, 110,
65, 735,
38, 375,
104, 110,
65, 735,
38, 375,
1, 984,
1, 946,
38,
2, 387,
2, 348,
38,
737,
717,
19,
856,
837,
19,
119. 06
29. 61
1.00
122.93
35. 73
1.00
1 7.08
10. 92
.50
18.23
12. 74
.50
30. 84
1 25. 61
SOMERVILLE, MASS.:
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.:
City corporation__
_ _____
__ ______
Property in general_...............................
M otor vehicle_ ---- ._ _______
_
___________
__.
43
valuation
LOWELL, MASS.:
City corporation--$115, 559, 939
Property in general_..........____________________ 244, 742
112,
M otor vehicle ........................
3, 315, 195
LYNN, MASS.:
City corporation------..............................
142, 971, 545
Property in general_
_
139, 215, 155
Motor vehicle- -.........
3, 756, 390
NEW BEDFORD, MASS.:
City corporation------------------........--.
119, 648, 615
Property in general._______________________
116, 055, 475
Motor vehicle ...................................
3, 593, 140
City corporation .........................
........
Property in general_..............................
Motor vehicle ....................
____
.............
54
LEVIES
Assessed
1 25. 45
WORCESTER, MASS.:
City corporation_-----------------Property in general_....... ..
________------Motor vehicle......................---------.........
DULUTH, MINN.:
___________
.
_____.
C ity corporation . .. _
Property in general...._
Money and credits_......_________________
School district ....
__... ... .. __ ______ ____
.
Property in general____
Money and credits_....__
State- ............--- - - - - - - - -- - - - - - Property in general__..............._______________
Money and credits .....................
______
..
C ounty- __
-_ .........
-------.........
.......
. .
Property in general____________________________
Money and credits ........................
_____.......
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.:
798
062
736
798
062
736
798
062
736
798
062
736
City corporation-..------...........................
506, 608, 351
Property in general________
316, 361, 702
Money and credits....___________
190, 246, 649
County.----------....
......
......
506, 608, 351
Property in general__.
_
316, 361, 702
Money and credits
___
__________ _
190, 246, 649
S tate --- - - ..--------------- 506, 608, 351
------Property in general._________________________
316, 361, 702
Money and credits...__
______....................__
190, 246, 649
32
ST. PAUL, MINN.:
City corporation_ __-.
---- -----......
.
244, 832, 148
Property in general_ ............ _
_
_
163, 571, 058
Money and credits_-81, 261, 090
State_---_
244, 832, 148
Property in general.
_
_
_
_
_
163, 571, 058
Money and credits-- __________
81, 261, 090
C ounty-.---- --------------------......244, 832,148
Property in general_....................___.___.
163, 571, 058
Money and credits_................................
81, 261, 090
19
KANSAS CITY, Mo.:
City corporation------------.........
509, 519, 264
Property in general:
Subject to all taxes---509, 519, 264
Subject to special park levy....
_
137, 748, 990
School district_..... _
___............
......
574, 685, 884
----------------534, 667, 550
Property in general------Do-...........
.
.
.
2, 022, 280
Railroad property assessed by State............ ...
37, 996, 054
7 ST. Louis, Mo.:
City corporation_
_______ ..........
_______________. 1, 275, 128, 245
Property in general ______._________.______________
1, 191, 773, 195
Merchants' and manufacturers' stock_
............
83, 176, 600
Steam boats --.. . -.. ...
. . . . . . . . . . .
178, 450
39
OMAHA, NEBR.:
City corporation_____________
______
286, 942, 045
Property in general._________.______
245, 586, 735
Personal intangible (class A)
______
13, 474, 080
Personal intangible (class B)________
25, 287, 440
Building and loan.............--.................._
2, 593, 790
IAverage rate.
791
415
376
090
714
376
015
827
188
653
465
188
28.93
1 25. 35
19, 169, 214
18, 788, 721
380, 493
2, 227, 401
2, 132, 278
95, 123
3, 549, 793
3, 454, 670
95, 123
137.84
8, 687, 845
8, 525, 323
162, 522
1, 826, 826
1, 786, 195
40, 631
3, 027, 438
2, 986, 807
40, 631
1 35. 48
52. 12
2. 00
1 7.46
10. 92
. 50
I 12. 37
18. 26
.50
7, 987, 161
115. 67
789
372
260
344
067
849
15. 00
2. 50
112. 03
12. 50
3.00
5. 92
7, 642,
344,
6, 914,
6, 683,
6,
224,
59. 39
2.00
14.40
6. 74
.50
1 7.01
10. 92
. 50
20, 969, 926
20, 736, 854
232, 894
178
116. 45
17. 40
2.80
1.00
3, 924, 162
3, 840, 977
11, 228
67, 433
4, 524
1 13. 68
15. 64
.83
2. 67
1.74
36
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
Table IXCity
number
Continued
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF PROPERTY
LEVIES
Assessed
valuation
Total
OMAHA, NEBR.-Continued.
School district..._______________ ________.
__
$3, 022, 667
$267, 529, 195
Property in general.-----......
.........
.... ...
226, 173, 885
2, 940, 261
Personal intangible (class A)____________....______...
11, 228
13, 474, 080
Personal intangible (class B)__________________
67, 433
25, 287, 440
Building and loan________________________..
______
3, 745
2, 593, 790
State ----------------580, 576
267, 529, 195
Property in general____________________________
540, 556
226, 173, 885
Personal intangible (class A)______
_______
5, 614
13, 474, 080
Personal intangible (class B)_________........__________
33, 716
25, 287, 440
Building and loan
.
-. ..
690
-___
2, 593, 790
C ounty .......... _
..................................
1, 151, 260
267, 529, 195
Property in generil__
1, 110, 514
226, 173, 885
Personal intangible (class A)______________________
5, 614
13, 474, 080
Personal intangible (class B)
_________
33, 7:L6
25, 287, 440
Building and loan_
..
_______________
___...........
1, 416
2, 593, 790
1 NEW YORsK, N. Y.:
C ity corporation ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... . 18,789,618,573 455, 410, 198
General city-personal___..
__
7, 409, 6I40
319, 059, 715
Manhattan Borough:
Real _____
. - .. .....
--............
9, 520, 005, 326 230, 905, 219
Do......... .... . ....._ _....... 1, 808, 000
.
.
1, 865
Bronx Borough:
Real__
__ _ _
_
2, 040, 013, 542
48, 595, 271
D o_
. . . .
. . . . . .
2, 89)6
4, 786, 000
Brooklyn Borough:
Real_
4, 265, 775, 564 103, 605, 470
Do .
...............
1, 045
954, 000
Queens Borough-real.-__----2, 310, 422, 734
56, 900, 151
Richmond Borough-real___
____
_
326, 793, 692
7, 988, 641
22
ROCHESTER, N. Y.:
City corporation___
643, 362, 601
15, 233, 675
Property in general___....___....... . ......
15, 220, 481
642, 093, 916
Real property of pensioners_
__________
13, 194
1, 268, 685
91 UTICA, N. Y.:
City corporation__ _
. _
____
. .3, 341, 894
136, 581, 755
Property in general________________
__ ____
3, 336, 153
136, 058, 430
Real property of pensioners_____
........
_________
523, 325
5, 741
84 CANTON, OHIO:
T ow nship_ -- ..
. .
... ... .
..
.. .- ...
. 113, 410, 410
29, 964
Canton- _ _ _ __ - - - - - _
. ..
_
101, 273, 900
20, 255
Plain_
12, 136, 510
9, 709
27
COLUMBUs, OHIO:
School district
___
___________________________ 742, 430
321,
2, 275, 803
Property and general_.........._____...........
320, 489, 300
2, 259, 450
Annexation ...----------------------------16, 353
1, 253, 130
70 ERIE, PA.:
County ............... __
. ._._.__ .................
806, 255
..
101, 545, 970
Property in general ..
_....................________
720, 129
80, 014, 365
M oney at interest_....__ _______________ ___
___
86, 126
21, 531, 605
3 PHILADELPHIA, PA.:
City corporation......--------------------------------4, 162, 012, 643
61, 781, 036
Urban:
Outside poor district________________________ _
10, 312, 303
577, 720, 074
Inside poor district_____-------------------2, 518, 695, 777
45, 966, 198
Suburban:
___
Outside poor district.___________
100, 956, 780
1, 201, 385
Inside poor district__-----------------_____--47, 777, 900
581, 298
Farm:
Outside poor district_..........._______________
75, 472
8, 456, 200
Inside poor district____________________________
19, 152
2, 098, 850
Money at interest
____
_
________
_
906, 307, 062
3, 625, 228
Poor district_.
.- . . . - .- . .- . . 687, 133, 054
260, 037
Urban_ . -..
- -.... . .................
....
....
577, 720, 074
231, 088
Suburban .. ...
_... ................
....
...
27, 258
100, 956, 780
Farm _-...
..
. .................
.. ...
8, 456, 200
1, 691
10 PITTSBURGH, PA.:
City corporation---------------------------18, 519, 585
1, 211, 637, 830
Land
.
....
.
...
586, 380, 100
12, 079, 430
B uildin gs .-- -.... __.-----...------.
625, 257, 730
6, 440, 155
C o u n ty --- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1, 531, 029, 425
10, 879, 858
Property in general---------------1, 118, 997, 710
9, 231, 731
M o n e y a t inte re st--- ------- - . -..
.
.
.
.
412, 031,
715
1, 648, 127
77 READING, PA.:
County --...........--------------------------156, 366, 043
728, 713
Property in general
.----------...--------._-----556, 245
113, 249, 072
172, 468
Money at interest....-----------_-------__----43, 116, 971
1 Average rate.
Rate per
$1,000 of
assessed
valuation
1 $11. 30
13. 00
.83
2.67
1.44
1 2. 17
2. 39
.42
1.33
.27
14. 30
4.91
.42
1.33
.55
1
24. 24
23.22
24. 25
1. 03
23.82
. 60
24. 29
1.10
24. 63
24. 45
1
23. 68
23. 70
10. 40
1
24. 47
24. 52
11.21
1 . 26
. 20
.80
7.07
7.05
13.05
1
1 7.94
9.00
4.00
1
14. 84
17.85
18.25
11.90
12.17
8.93
9.13
4.00
1. 38
.40
. 27
. 20
1 15. 28
20. 60
10. 30
17.11
8. 25
4. 00
1
4.66
5. 00
4.00
37
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
Table IX--Continued
City
num-
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF PROPERTY
LEVIES
Assessed
valuation
ber
59
37
33
89
38
64
44
20
73
81
Rate per
Total
SCRANTON, PA.:
City corporation_.................
___
_____
$122, 482, 010
Land--..--------......................................
_
51, 362, 170
Improvements...............................-----------------------------.....
71, 119, 840
Poor district
----..........................................
109, 524, 676
Scranton-Dunmore.............................. _ 107, 544, 430
Jenkins-Pittston___...............................
1, 980, 246
County.......----...---------------------------------122, 352, 275
Property in general_________________________
109, 524, 676
Money at interest-.....__
----__ ___.......__.___
12, 827, 599
PROVIDENCE, R. I:
City corporation
---..............
____
.................
619, 420, 120
Property in general.__----___
-----____
-- 494, 217, 320
Personal intangible ...............
........
_......
125, 202, 800
DALLAS, TEX.:
City corporation.......................................
296, 994, 275
Property in general:
Subject to all taxes---.............._..............
284, 053, 075
Subject to school levy---....----__
----------12, 941, 200
County......................................--------------------------------------. 262, 173, 323
Property in general .....................
___...... 260, 225, 129
Rolling stock and intangibles
--...................1, 948,194
EL PASO, TEX.:
City corporation__......................................
101, 131, 000
General city- __________
--___....----------_
101, 131, 000
Paving district----..............._____-__
_
23, 862, 350
SAN ANTONIO, TEX.:
City corporation-----.........---------------.
223, 388, 670
General city ----------------....---------__ 223, 388, 670
Improvement districts:
Nos. 2, 8, and 13 .....------------------------......
18, 059, 840
Nos. 3, 7, 9, and 10..----------------------_....
23, 195, 810
No. 4----......-------------------------------8, 025, 690
Nos. 11 and 12...---------------------....
.
38, 608, 210
No. 14_................................
1, 938, 030
NORFOLK, VA.:
City corporation..-----.--------------------175, 987, 339
Real estate and personal tangible-.----....
..
174, 649, 290
Machinery_________.............
..------------ .
1, 338, 049
State------------------------------------34, 906, 635
Bonds, notes, etc_....----------------------------.
17, 205, 485
Capital.----___________.. ________________
7, 997, 542
Bank stock- _------ ---_____-----______
_
6,028, 808
M oney_ ..... ____________________________
______
3, 671, 800
RICHMOND,
12, 060, 542
11, 670, 660
389, 882
7, 020, 434
1
$15. 77
22. 22
11. 11
1 5. 97
6. 00
4. 50
1 5.57
5.75
4. 00
119.47
23. 61
3. 11
1
23.64
6, 902, 652
117, 782
2, 118, 151
2, 107, 824
10, 327
24. 30
9. 10
1 8.08
8. 10
5. 30
2, 280, 220
2, 275, 448
4, 772
1 22. 55
22. 50
.20
4, 032, 062
3, 998, 657
1 18. 05
17. 90
5, 418
9, 278
9, 631
7, 721
1, 357
.30
.40
1.20
.20
.70
4, 892, 856
4, 890,180
2, 676
213, 645
86, 027
59, 981
60, 288
7, 349
127. 80
5, 818, 111
5, 745, 301
72, 810
732, 288
213, 066
341, 184
143, 426
34, 612
1 21. 29
22. 00
6.00
16. 11
5.00
7. 50
10. 00
2.00
5, 294, 878
1 20. 68
4, 563, 404
20. 78
28.00
2. 00
16. 12
5. 00
7. 50
10. 00
2. 00
VA.:
City corporation-_____------------------.
273, 285, 066
Real estate and personal tangible
--------.... ....
261, 150, 046
Machinery____....__-- -_-__------.-----_.._._
12, 135, 020
State---- ----------------------------------119, 752, 946
Bonds, notes, etc_....---------------------------42, 613, 107
Capital___.....___--------_______
_
_
45, 491, 243
Bank stock and moneyed capital__---------------- 14, 342, 633
Money_..----------------- -_____----------_
17, 305, 963
SEATTLE, WASH.:
City corporation__------------------------255, 990, 628
Old limits, new limits, Ravenna, southeast Seattle,
and South Seattle_--__---------------..
__
.___ 220, 052, 005
Ballard, Columbia, Dunlap, South Park, West
Seattle, Georgetown, and Yesler.......-.........
35, 938, 623
County-----------------------------......
255, 990, 628
Property in general_..---................
.
255, 990, 628
Road districts nos. 2 and 3__---_----_________
_
40, 859, 495
SPOKANE, WASH.:
City corporation_--____--_-----------------68, 817, 248
General city ....--------------------------68, 633, 576
Park water........--------------------------..
-183, 672
School districts .---------------------------------68, 817, 248
Former no. 81----------...-.-.
----------__
_-. 66, 972, 946
Former no. 122_-___
__-_-......................
1, 754, 840
Former no. 143_--_--------_-_-------------__
__
89, 462
TACOMA, WASH.:
City corporation__---__-------------__ _.
54, 914, 340
Districts nos. I and 2- --..............
.......
_
50, 816, 001
Districts nos. 3, 4, and 5_-_---_------------------- 2, 210, 134
District no. 6..._------- ------------______
_
- 1, 888, 205
'Average rate.
$1, 931, 408
1, 141, 267
790, 141
654, 178
645, 267
8, 911
681, 077
629, 767
51, 310
$1,000 of
assessed
valuation
731, 474
5, 408, 092
4, 999, 497
408, 595
20. 40
1 21. 13
19. 53
10.00
1, 279, 339
1, 276, 584
2, 755
836, 960
810, 373
25, 621
966
1 18. 59
18. 60
15. 00
1 12.16
12. 10
14. 60
10.80
1, 112, 400
1, 036, 642
41,997
33, 761
1 20. 26
20. 40
19. 00
17. 88
38
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
Table IX-Continued
City
number
12
LEVIES
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF PROPERTY
Assessed
valuation
Rate per
$1,000 of
assessed
valuation
Total
TACOMA, WAsIH.-Continued
School district --------______-------------. $54, 914, 340
Property in general- .---.....................
.
54, 645, 654
Subject to bond rate- -------------..... __ _.
79, 315
Subject to no bond rate.....-------------------- 189, 371
MILWAUKEE,
'IS.:
City corporation....------------...............
955, 669. 422
Property in general--..----------------- 851, 791, 430
Public utilities-------.....
-------------101, 258, 192
Do--------.....
-............
-........
_
2, 619, 800
County---------------_ _
___________
----......
953, 049, 622
Property in general__------------.
851, 791,430
Public utilities-______..-___
...............
101, 258, 192
State.........................................---------------------------------------.
953, 049, 622
Property in general ...............................
__ 851, 791, 430
Public utilities__..................................
101, 258, 192
$844, 523
841, 543
1, 087
1, 893
1$15. 38
21, 202, 956
19, 869;,686
1, 282, 232
51, 038
6, 819, 152
6, 424, 618
394, 534
398, 844
102, 944
295, 900
1 22. 19
23. 33
12.66
19.48
1 7. 16
7.54
3.90
1.42
.12
2.92
15. 40
13.70
10. 00
1 Average rate.
Special property taxes.-In the years prior to 1925 there were shown in table 20
the valuation of property subject to special property taxes and the total and per
capita levy of such taxes; but for 1925 and subsequent years the data pertaining
to special property taxes are presented separately in text tables. Table X,
which follows, presents the data for 1933.
Tax
Table X
City
num-
CITY, AND DIVISION OF GOVERNMENT OR CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
Assessed
valuation
ber
8
69
71
23
18
61
65
of as
sessed
valuation
Total______-- - 85
LEVY
rate per
$1,000
Total
$1, 600, 387
-__
Per
capita
$0.04
WILMINGTON, DEL.:
___...
City corporation-horses and mules ....
BALTIMORE, MD.:
............
$290, 000, 000
City corporation ...
........
Bank stock ....___
.........
....
35, 000, 000
Casualty, surety, guarantee, and fidelity
shares _
........-------------._
20, 000, 000
235, 000, 000
Savings bank deposits_________________
CAMDEN, N. J.:
City corporation-bank stock ............
._ .
6, 481, 349
County-bank stock_ _____________________
6, 481, 349
ELIZABETH,
N. J.:
.__
.
City corporation-bank stock_..
_______
County-bank stock__________
JERSEY CITY, N. J.:
__
City corporation-bank stock_.
County-bank stock____------------------NEWARK, N. J.:
City corporation- bank stock_
County- bank stock ___________________________
PATERSON, N. J.:
City corporation-bank stock_
County-bank stock _________......
TRENTON, N. J.:
City corporation-bank stock_........... ......
..------------------County-bank stock
(1)
116
(2)
3 $3. 42
10. 00
990, 625
350, 000
1.21
.43
10. 00
1. 88
200, 000
440, 625
.24
.54
3. 75
3. 75
24, 305
24, 305
.20
.20
3, 589, 510
3, 589, 510
3.75
3. 75
13, 461
13, 461
.11
.11
16, 497, 333
16, 497, 333
3.75
3. 75
61, 865
61, 865
.19
.19
35, 622, 100
35, 622, 100
3. 75
3. 75
133, 583
133, 583
.30
.30
11, 764, 000
11, 764, 000
3. 75
3. 75
44, 115
44, 115
.32
.32
7, 331, 733
7, 331, 733
3.75
3.75
27, 494
27, 494
.22
.22
1 Horses and mules are taxed at $1 each.
2 Less than i of 1 cent.
3 Average rate.
Poll taxes.-In reports previous to 1925 the data relating to the levy of poll
taxes were shown in the general table covering assessed valuations and tax levies.
but for 1925 and subsequent years they are presented separately in text tables,
In table XI, which follows, are shown the data for 1933.
39
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
Table XI
CITY, AND DTVISION
GOVERNMENT
Rate
of
levy
55
48
50
93
85
62
83
87
31
88
68
82
21
80
BIRMINGHAM, ALA.:
City corporation_..____
+1
$4, 766,
548
86
$1.50
23, 313
54
2.00
152, 830
2.00
151, 052
2. 00
194, 220
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.:
City corporation______
HARTFORD, CONN.:
City corporation-______
NEW HAVEN, CONN.:
City corporation_.......
WATERBURY, CONN.:
City corporation.----.
WILMINGTON, DEL.:
County--....-------------JACKSONVILLE, FIA.:
School district..--------.
MIAMI, FLA.:
School district .------TAMPA, FLA.:
School district..-----ATLANTA, GA.:
City corporation_.......
State.--------------EVANSVILLE, IND.:
City corporation_........
School district..-----State_-------------County.--------------FORT WAYNE, IND.:
City corporation-___.__
School district_....----State.-----_---_------County.......--------GARY, IND.:
__
School district__-.-.
State --------------INDIANAPOLIS, IND.:
City corporation_.......
County.....------------------------State
SOUTH BEND, IND.:
City corporation...______
..-..--.
School district_
State__________
-County_ .__------
57
NEW ORLEANS, LA.:
City corporation_..._...
BOSTON, MASS.:
City corporation......__
2. 00
(1)
County-----------
9
State______
75
CAMBRIDGE, MASS.:
City corporation_ ....
State _-
74
94
90
76
FALL RIVER, MASS.:
City corporation .__..
..
...
State __________-.
LOWELL, MASS.:
City corporation .....
State . .........
...
LYNN, MASS.:
City corporation_.....
State_-
NEW BEDFORD, MASS.:
City corporation...
.-State ...
43
69
71
SOMERVILLE, MASS.:
City corporation ..
State_-----
.25
1.00
1.00
1.00
6, 000
27, 490
14, 600
18, 796
3. 00
1.00
84, 495
33, 745
1. 00
1. 00
1.50
.50
17, 350
17, 350
26, 025
8, 675
23
18
61
65
70
3
77
2.00
1.00
1. 50
1. 50
40, 892
20, 446
30, 669
30, 669
1. 25
1. 50
14, 742
17, 691
.50
1.00
1.50
24, 911
52, 217
74, 733
67
.50
1.00
1.50
. 50
10, 627
21, 254
31, 881
10, 627
36
.50
59
37
$61,660
30, 918
City corporation .....
State_ - - WORCESTER, MASS.:
City corporation_.....
State -- .
.
-CAMDEN, N. J.:
City corporation_.......
ELIZABETH, N. J.:
2. 00
1.00
88, 292
44, 385
2. 00
1.00
113, 422
56, 711
1.00
34, 750
-
1.00
26, 569
1.00
7, 674
1.00
93, 935
89
2. 00
1.00
480, 842
240, 421
47
2. 00
1. 00
65, 476
32, 738
24
2. 00
1.00
66, 548
33, 274
2. 00
1. 00
55, 964
27, 982
City corporation ....
READING, PA.:
School district .......
County_
SCRANTON, PA.:
City corporation_......
School district__
.......
Poor district._________
County _
PROVIDENCE, R. I.:
City corporation _.....
15, 209
1.00
28, 558
1.00
1. 00
(2)
62,131
62,131
63, 866
.25
70,174
2. 00
(3)
102, 618
37, 229
1.00
2. 50
(4)
. 50
58, 532
146, 330
44, 328
37, 952
1.00
87, 093
2. 00
36, 000
2. 00
31, 200
CHATTANOOGA, TENN.:
--
RICHMOND, VA.:
City corporation_....
State__ -
-
2. 00
62, 000
2. 00
132, 000
1.50
.25
75,108
12, 518
1. 50
.25
12, 162
2, 027
1.50
.25
50, 549
8, 425
1.50
60, 383
1.50
---
VA.:
City corporation ... ..
State.
44
1.00
PHILADELPHIA, PA.:
64
33
122, 326
2. 00
1.00
JERSEY CITY, N. J.:
City corporation_..._..
NEWARK, N. J.:
City corporation_- - PATERSON, N. J.:
City corporation_......
TRENTON, N. J.:
City corporation_ ....
ERIE, PA.:
City corporation_
.....
School district .-....County-_- -- -- --
State
NORFOLK,
52
1.00
61, 054
30, 527
.
38
78
Levy
MASS.:
County____________
KNOXVILLE, TENN.:
County._MEMPHIS, TENN.:
County-.........
......
NASHVILLE, TENN.:
County_ -_
DALLAS, TEX.:
State
___
County .-----------EL PASO, TEX.:
State-.....-- ... ...
.--County- .---------FORT WORTH, TEX.:
State
______
_______
County-............
HOUSTON, TEX.:
State_______
SAN ANTONIO, TEX.:
18, 563
2. 00
1. 00
..
-
Rate
of
levy
$2. 00
1.00
SPRINGFIELD,
City corporation
DES MOINES, IOWA.:
16
POLL TAXES
CITY, AND DIVISION OF
GOVERNMENT
Levy
Total----------------34
Table XI--Continued
POLL TAXES
OF
84, 016
. 50
1. 00
34, 630
69, 260
1. 50
1. 00
139, 383
92, 922
64, 322
32,161
1 Not reported.
2Occupation taxes levied on a valuation of $7,096,175, at the rate of $9 per $1,000.
3 Occupation taxes levied on a valuation of $7,445,875, at the rate of $5 per $1,000.
4 Occupation taxes levied on a valuation of $7,227,080 in Scranton-Dunmore poor district, at the rate of
$6per $1,000 and $214,665 in Jenkins-Pittston poor district at the rate of $4.50 per $1,000.
GENERAL TABLES
41
4149-35----4
42
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
TABLE 1.--YEAR
OF INCORPORATION,
DATE OF MIDDLE OF
REPORTED, POPULATION, AND AREA: 1933
For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. viii.
FISCAL
For text discussion, see p. 1]
POPULATION
Year
Land area
I (acres),
of incor-
Date of mid-
Esti-
pora-
dle of fiscal
tion
as a
city
cIY
EAR
year
Decennial census
mated as
Grand total_-..-.---.
------Group I_._____ __ _..
.....
__
Group II___________ __
______
Group III--_.....__ ---. ____ __---
of middle
of fiscal
year
July 1,
1933
Apr. 1,
1930
Jan. 1,
1920
Apr. 15,
1910
- 37, 481, 612 36,425, 638 29, 497, 009 23, 248,623 2, 799, 911.3
..
_. 21, 470, 700 20, 828, 542 16, 826, 448 13, 511, 289 1, 055, 756. 1
.
______ 5,102, 800 4, 979, 733 4, 200, 367 3, 397, 707
514, 622. 2
10, 908, 112 10, 617, 363 8, 470, 194 6, 339, 627 1, 229, 533. 0
GROUP I.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
New York, N. Y__...
Chicago, Ill _........
Philadelphia, Pa ......
Detroit, Mich_........
Los Angeles, Calif ..
Cleveland, Ohio-___
St. Louis, Mo ....._
Baltimore, Md .....
..
...
Boston, Mass-_
Pittsburgh, Pa ...... San Francisco, Calif___
Milwaukee, Wis-_.....
Buffalo, N. Y _-......
1653
1837
1683
1824
1851
1836
1822
1796
1822
1816
1850
1846
1832
June 30,1933
.. do_
.... do
_
Dec. 31,1932
_..do
__
June 30, 1933
Oct. 9, 1932
June 30,1933
_..do__
...
do-__ _
Dec. 31, 1932
June 30,1933
Dec. 31,1932
7, 154, 300
3, 490, 700
1, 972, 700
1, 651, 500
1, 337, 200
918, 400
828, 600
817, 100
786, 900
678, 500
653, 000
599, 100
582, 700
6, 930, 446 5, 620, 048 4, 766, 883J
3, 376, 438 2, 701, 705 2, 185, 283
1, 950, 961 1,823, 779 1, 549, 008
1, 568, 662
993, 678
465, 766
319,198;
1, 238, 048
576, 673
560, 663I
900, 429
796, 841
821, 960
772, 897
687, 029
804, 874
733, 826
558, 485
748, 060
670, 585
781, 188
669, 817
588, 343
533, 905
634, 394
506, 676
416, 912
578, 249
457, 147
373, 857
506, 775
423, 715
573, 076
191,360.0
129, 302. 0
g1, 920.0
88, 255. 0
287, 520. 0
46, 774, 0
39, 276. 8
50, 380. 8
28, 096. 0
33, 365. 2
26, 880. 0
27, 732. 3
24, 894. 0
GROUP II.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
Washington, D. C ..... 1802
Minneapolis, Minn_..._
1867
1805
New Orleans, La ...-1819
Cincinnati, Ohio .....
..
..1836
Newark, N. J- _.
Kansas City, Mo....1853
Seattle, Wash ........
1869
Indianapolis, Ind .... _ 1831
Rochester, N. Y_--.... 1834
Jersey City, N. J ..... 1827
-.......
1839
Houston, Tex
1824
Louisville, Ky........
1851
Portland, Oreg .......
Dec. 31, 1932
June 30,1933
__ _do ...
_.
do .....
...
do ....
Oct. 31,1932
June 30,1933
_ _ _do _...
....
do _____..... do_......
.
__ ___do
Feb. 28, 1933
May 31, 1933
494, 000
477, 700
471, 000
- 460, 100
447, 000
410, 100
374, 100
372, 100
333, 500
319, 900
317, 900
316, 500
308, 900
486, 869
464, 356
458, 762
451, 160
442, 337
399, 746
365, 583
364, 161
328, 132
316, 715
292, 352
307, 745
301, 815
437, 571
380, 582
387, 219
401, 247
414, 524
324, 410
315, 312
314, 194
295, 750
298, 103
138, 276
234, 891
258, 288
331, 069
301, 408
339, 075
363, 591
347, 469
248, 381
237, 194
233, 650
218, 149
267, 779
78, 800
223, 928
207, 214
39, 680. 0
35, 445. 0
127, 808. 0
45, 979. 5
10, 927. 0
37, 472. 0
43, 840. 0
33, 624. 0
21, 924. 8
8, 320. 0
45, 963. 5
23, 024. 0
40, 614.4
GROUP III-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
Columbus, Ohio ... Toledo, Ohio ......... _
Oakland, Calif .... -..
Denver, Colo_ --Atlanta, Ga__________
St. Paul, Minn _______
---..
Dallas, Tex---..
1816 June 30, 1933
1837 _____do
.__.
1854 Dec. 31, 1932
1859
June 30, 1933
..
1847 ___do __....
1854 _...do ..___
1856 Mar. 31, 1933
299, 700
298, 900
293, 900
293, 200
280, 400
277, 900
276, 700
290, 564
290, 718
284, 063
287, 861
270, 366
271, 606
260, 475
237, 031
243, 164
216, 261
256, 491
200, 616
234, 698
158, 976
181, 511
168, 497
150, 174
213, 381
154, 839
214, 744
92, 104
24, 676.6
21, 986. 5
34, 023. 0
37, 085. 0
21, 932.8
33, 389.0
26, 186.0
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
Birmingham, Ala..__
_
Akron, Ohio__
.....
Memphis, Tenn .....
Providence, R. I__....
San Antonio, Tex .....
Omaha, N ebr_........
Syracuse, N. Y_______
Dayton, Ohio________
Oklahoma City, Okla_
Worcester, Mass______
1871
Feb. 28,1933
1836 June 30, 1933
1849 _..do
_ __
1832 Mar. 31, 1933
1837 Nov. 30, 1932
1857 June 30, 1933
.____do_______
1848
1841 - -. do_______.
1891
Dec. 31, 1932
1848
May 31, 1933
271, 900
265, 100
261, 500
255, 400
241, 400
217, 800
214, 500
206, 600
199, 000
197, 900i
259, 678
255, 040
253, 143
252, 981
231, 542
214, 006
209, 326
200, 982
185, 389
195, 311
178, 806
208, 435
162, 351
237, 595
161, 379
191, 601
171, 717
152, 559
91, 295
179, 754,
132, 685
69, 067
131, 105
224, 326
96, 614
124, 096
137, 249
116, 577
64, 205
145, 986
32, 128.4
34, 444. 0
29, 227.6
11, 462. 0
22, 860. 0
25, 026.8
16, 220. 0
15, 175. 7
19, 424. O0
23, 808. 0
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
TABLE
1.-YEAR
OF
INCORPORATION,
DATE
OF
43
,
MIDDLE
OF
FISCAL
YEAR
REPORTED, POPULATION, AND AREA: 1933-Continued
[For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. VIII.
POPULATION
Year
ofinCITY
For text discussion, see p. 1]
Date of middie of fiscal
tion year
tion
year
as a
city
orpora-
-
mated as
of middle
of fiscal
year
Land area
area
Lnd
Decennial census
Decennial census
Esti-
Apr. 1,
1930
Jan. 1,
1920
(acres),
July 1,
1933
Apr. 15,
1910
GRouP III-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000-Continued
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
Richmond, Va ..... Youngstown, Ohio ...
Grand Rapids, Mich__
Forth Worth, Tex-_ ..
Hartford, Conn.......
Flint, Mich-........
New Haven, Conn_ ...
San Diego, Calif ......
Nashville, Tenn
.
Long Beach, Calif ....
1782
1868
1850
1872
1784
1855
1784
1850
1806
1897
31,1933
30,1933
30, 1932
31, 1933
30, 1932
31,1932
30, 1933
31,1932
30,1933
31,1932
184, 900
174, 200
171, 800
168, 800
167, 500
165, 600
162, 700
158, 300
156, 200
154, 800
182,
170,
168,
163,
164,
156,
162,
147,
153,
142,
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
Springfield, Mass .....
Bridgeport, Conn .....
Tulsa, Okla- ----.....
Des Moines, Iowa .....
Scranton, Pa_----- __ Salt Lake City, Utah__
Yonkers, N. Y
-.....
Paterson, N. J-.
Jacksonville, Fla.......
Albany, N. Y-.........
1852 May 31, 1933
1836 Sept. 30, 1932
1903
Dec. 31,1932
1857 Sept. 30, 1932
1866 June 30,1933
1851 ..... do_......
1872 ..... do_......
1851 ..... do_......
1822 June 30, 1933
1686 ...
_do ___._
153, 300
147, 100
147, 000
144, 700
144, 400
144, 200
140, 500
139, 000
138, 900
129, 800
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
Norfolk, Va..
....... _ 1845 --. do__ ...- _
Trenton, N. J _.-_..
.. 1792 -....do .___
Kansas City, Kans_.... 1886
.... do-....____
Chattanooga, Tenn_....
1851
Mar. 31, 1933
Fort Wayne, Ind ..... 1839 June 30, 1933
Camden, N. J ____.. 1828 -do._______
Erie, Pa __ _ _ _ __..
1851
July 5,1933
Elizabeth, N. J ..... 1855 June 30,1933
Wichita, Kans_ ______ 1871 _do.....
.
__
Spokane, Wash
-__._
1883 ...-. do......_-
1129, 710
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
Fall River, Mass .....
Cambridge, Mass_ ...
_
New Bedford, Mass.__
Reading, Pa ........Knoxville, Tenn-.....
Peoria, Ill- ......
.
South Bend, Ind......
Tacoma, Wash-......
Gary, Ind ___....
__...
Miami, Fla-...........
1854
1846
1847
1847
1815
1845
1865
1875
1909
1896
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Canton, Ohio ...
______
Wilmington, Del_ ....
Somerville, Mass......
Tampa, Fla-- ......
Evansville, Ind .. ____
El Paso, Tex.......-..
Lynn, Mass_-.........
Utica, N. Y________....
Duluth, Minn_____.__.
Waterbury, Conn ...
Lowell, Mass ...
1854 June 30,1933
1832 Dec. 31,1932
1871 June 30,1933
1887 Nov. 30, 1932
1847 June 30,1933
1873 Aug. 31, 1932
1850 June 30,1933
1832 ..-- do ....1870 ..... do ___--1853 -- ___do .....- 1836- _ .-- do- .....
1
July
June
Sept.
Mar.
Sept.
Dec.
June
Dec.
June
Dec.
..... do--.....
..... do.______
May 31, 1933
July 5, 1933
June 30,1933
..... do ..... .-.. do ....--..-.. do___...__
-... do_____.....
Dec. 31,1932
Population Apr. 1, 1930; no estimate made.
929
002
592
447
072
492
655
995
866
032
171,
132,
137,
106,
138,
91,
162,
74,
118,
55,
667
358
634
482
036
599
537
361
342
593
127, 628
79, 066
112, 571
73, 312
98, 915
38, 550
133, 605
39, 578
110, 364
17, 809
15, 360. 0
21, 660. 0
14, 735. 0
29, 696. 0
10, 162. 9
18, 954. 9
11, 460. 0
60, 581. 9
16, 639. 0
18, 974. 0
149, 900
146, 716
141, 258
142, 559
143, 433
140, 267
134, 646
138, 513
129, 549
127, 412
129, 614
143, 555
72, 075
126, 468
137, 783
118, 110
100, 176
135, 875
91, 558
113, 344
88, 926
102, 054
18, 182
86, 368
129, 867
92, 777
79, 803
125, 600
57, 699
100, 253
20, 288.
9, 370.
13, 841.
34, 560.
12, 361.
33, 492.
12, 880.
5, 157.
19, 129.
12, 076.
124, 100
123, 400
123, 300
120, 100
119, 100
118, 300
117, 900
117, 600
116, 600
129, 710
123, 356
121, 857
119, 798
114, 946
118, 700
115, 967
114, 589
111, 110
115, 514
115,
119,
101,
57,
86,
116,
93,
95,
72,
104,
777
289
177
895
549
309
372
783
217
437
67, 452
96, 815
82, 331
44, 604
63, 933
94, 538
66, 525
73, 409
52, 450
104, 402
17,
4,
12,
17,
11,
5,
10,
6,
13,
26,
1115, 274
114, 300
1112, 597
111, 800
110, 600
109, 800
109, 600
108, 200
108, 000
107, 800
115, 274
113, 643
112, 597
111,171
105, 802
104, 969
104, 193
106, 817
100, 426
110, 637
120, 485
109, 694
121, 217
107, 784
77, 818
76, 121
70, 983
96, 965
55, 378
29, 571
119, 295
104, 839
96, 652
96, 071
36, 346
66, 950
53, 684
83, 743
16, 802
5, 471
21, 056. 0
3, 968. 0
12, 160. 0
6, 090. 7
16, 896. 0
7, 859. 2
10, 793. 2
29, 661. 0
25, 811. 4
19, 200. 0
107, 500
1106, 597
105, 800
105, 600
105, 100
105, 000
102, 900
102, 600
101, 900
101, 300
1100, 234
104, 906
106, 597
103, 908
101, 161
102, 249
102, 421
102, 320
101, 740
101, 463
99, 902
100, 234
87, 091
110, 168
93, 091
51, 608
85, 264
77, 560
99, 148
94, 156
98, 917
91, 715
112, 759
50, 217
87, 411
77, 236
37, 782
69, 647
39, 279
89, 336
74, 419
78, 466
73, 141
106, 294
8, 716. 0
4, 783. 8
2, 496. 0
12, 160. 0
5, 577. 0
8, 640. 0
6, 720. 0
13, 569. 0
39, 897. 0
17, 981. 0
8, 576. O0
0
0
0
0
7
0
0
0
6
0
920. 0
630. 0
937. 4
548. 8
331. 0
554. 0
368. 0
231.9
419. 0
547. 2
2
TABLE
.- SUMMARY OF REVENUE
RECEIPTS, BY DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT:
[For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. viii.
1933
For text discussion, see p. 2]
REVENUE RECEIPTS
Taxes
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
General
property
-i
Grand total
.__-__ $2,506,723,973
__.
Group I ..Group II__
Group III__-
1----
----
--
1, 662, 233, 576
334, 134, 832
510, 355, 565
Special
Poll
(Table 6)
Total
Business
and non
business
license
(Table 6)
(Table 6)
(Table 6)
Special as
sessments
and special
charges
Fines,
forfeits,
and
escheats
Subventions
and grants,
donations,
and pension
assessments
privileges,
rents, and
(Table 6)
(Table 6)
(Table 7)
(Table 8)
Earnings Earnings
of general of public
service
depart
interest ments
enterprises
Highway
(Table 9)
(Table 10)
z
z
---
H
$1,612,639,822
1, 076, 680, 906
211, 141, 246
324, 817, 670
$19, 376, 467 $2,161, 673 886, 179, 574 $59, 581,350
12, 134, 819
1, 368, 416
5, 873, 232
403, 020
224, 022
1, 534, 631
54, 941, 284
17, 036, 554
14, 201, 736
33, 959, 613
9,149, 718
16, 472, 019
$6, 690, 048 8309, 381, 018 8109, 983, 653
4, 105, 483
917, 641
1, 666, 924
212, 932, 315
40, 555, 845
55, 892, 858
85, 795, 914
11, 685, 565
12, 502, 174
$62,
471, 929
8238, 439
258,
36, 991, 976
10, 847, 947
14, 632, 006
00
144, 288, 246
31, 207, 878
62, 762, 315
H
f$68,
GROUP I.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
i
8 ,
NEW YORK, N. Y__.....
City corporation.___...
Triborough Bridge Au
--thority_________--
$681, 875, 065
681, 875, 054
... _ . __
CHICAGO, ILL_-City corporation___ .....
County
School district_........__
Park district_............
Sanitary district_ ________
Forest preserve district_-.
214, 488, 125
108,
626, 700
22, 513, 134
47, 723, 436
18, 483, 689
14, 469, 650
2, 671, 516
P HIL ADE LP HIA, P A . . . .. .. . ..
City corporation ........
School district____ ..
. ..
Poor district--- ---------
125, 137,
91, 510,
33, 264,
362,
DETROIT, M1ICH--__--City corporation___ ......
County- -.
..........
111, 632, 288
96, 639, 560
14, 992, 728
$440, 997, 894
440, 997, 894
$4, 272, 380
4, 272, 380
.....---.$22, 422, 348
....---. - 22, 422, 348
$9, 453, 383
9, 453, 383
0j
H
$1, 277, 693 $122, 733, 822
1, 277, 693 122, 733, 822
$33, 308, 395
33, 308, 384
11
724
341
668
715
$7, 667, 432
7, 667, 432
$39, 741, 718
39, 741, 718
O
11
157, 184, 510
65, 587, 596
13, 842, 902
44, 309, 753
16, 725, 185
14, 172, 738
2, 546, 336
85, 909,
57, 072,
28, 486,
349,
188
832
490
866
64, 641, 564
54, 450, 890
10, 190, 674
_
--
-.
-
-
-----
$68, 370
68, 370
_
108,554 .... ...
34,382------74,172------.._-
9, 595, 792
7, 024, 752
6, 969, 332
687, 524
642, 873
18, 573
1, 182
55, 420
26, 078
1, 618, 711
1,618, 711
43, 842
43, 842
1, 998, 802
512, 546
1, 486, 256
2,183, 910
2,181, 986
1, 924
9, 508, 294
-
-86,
316
H
9, 177, 954
3, 631, 720
3, 219, 980
1, 956, 864
230, 307
111, 396
27, 687
10, 355,
8, 084,
226,
949,
1, 004,
82,
8,
766
096
302
855
227
791
495
7, 873, 655
12, 588, 172
1, 710, 732
12, 492, 057
5, 119, 061
506, 964..........
441, 290.
.
.______
6, 610
96, 115
88, 998..........
247, 834
247, 826
8
4, 923, 818
1, 121, 417
3, 802, 401
22, 624, 721
21, 699, 786
924, 662
273
3, 130, 983
6, 570, 257
3, 067, 300
6, 570, 257
51, 107
12,
576. .
.
373, 309
348, 126
25, 183
18, 900, 770
17, 102, 050
1, 798, 720
931, 588
916, 661
14, 927
4, 635, 934
17, 857, 857
3, 235, 062
17, 857, 857
1, 400, 872 ............
00
H
00
Los ANGELES, CALIF-........
City corporation.........
County- - -School district .........
111,481,444
58, 855, 038
32, 388, 853
20, 237, 553
58, 193, 005
21, 779, 349
22, 293, 661
14, 119, 995
3, 888, 151
5, 744, 084
1, 381, 211
5, 683, 631
2, 504, 007
60, 453
2, 933 --
CLEVELAND, OHIO_..........
City corporation .....
County-- -_
School district___.....
Park district_____ ____
56, 761,
28, 964,
12, 396,
15,133,
266,
7
ST. LOUIS, Mo
__.............
City corporation ... _.....
School district_____ . _.
43, 789, 618
33, 231, 927
10, 557, 691
8
BALTIMORE, MD___________
53, 159, 035
30, 885, 085
752, 798
9
BOSTON, MASS_---------____
74, 375, 843
51, 025, 750
4, 624, 732
PITTSBURGH, PA_____.......___
City corporation .......
County----School district ........
45,
20,
11,
13,
36, 996,
15, 526,
9, 833,
11, 636,
11
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF......
50, 575, 845
30, 145, 213
12
MILWAUKEE, WIS -____.....
46, 232,
31, 208,
12, 955,
2, 069,
29, 927,
21, 943,
6, 235,
1, 748,
10
City corporation__
_-
County--- ............
Sewerage district_ .......
13
BUFFALO, N. Y_..__.__--..
City corporation .......
.
County------------
588,
223,
817,
547,
31, 206,
11, 998,
4, 739,
14, 232,
235,
747
537
834
376
568
052
229
287
370
054
735
801
780
875
520
758
597
118, 608
118, 608
-
230, 813
225, 232
5, 581
9, 550, 591
3, 710, 728
5, 477, 186
362, 677
1, 277, 148
872, 759
180, 866
219, 614
3,909
1, 811, 021
1, 056, 420
409, 080
318, 525
26,996
8, 513, 972
8, 513, 972
3, 998, 647
3, 998, 647
110, 092
98, 227
11, 865
865, 502
215, 216
650, 286
2, 197, 381
1, 959, 684
237, 697
1, 649, 888
1, 589, 926
59, 962
4, 252, 248
4, 252, 248
9, 971, 376
2, 438, 205
961, 123
4,956, 444
116, 853
3, 690, 047
5, 701, 858
2, 122, 048
4, 628,127
1, 064,108
142, 996
557, 411
142, 996
506, 697 ____________
115, 031
79, 811
35, 220
2, 159, 805
599, 380
36, 055
1, 524, 370
1, 074, 050
310, 991
533, 638
229, 421
1, 084, 531
154, 616
772, 927
156, 988
2, 854, 621
2, 851, 812
2, 809
297, 998
174, 436
3, 875, 254
1, 234, 712
1, 182, 537
11, 482, 023
1
1, 672, 750
1, 611, 703
61, 047
148, 111
135, 659
12, 452
7, 311, 273
1, 762, 047
5, 549, 226
740, 142
670, 400
55, 326
14, 416
1, 523, 370
523, 497
693, 666
306, 207
2, 274, 264
2, 274, 264
('2
1, 605, 393
980, 299
625, 094
-----------
1, 781, 797
1, 446, 014
335, 783
475, 950
475, 950
--
1, 051, 355
546, 761
504, 594
852, 867
840, 921
11, 946
96, 730
31, 436, 474
27, 005, 956
4, 430, 518
47, 136, 008
40, 732, 228
6, 403, 780
26, 140, 269
26, 119, 120
21, 149
2, 183, 672
--
994
547
783
664
2, 595, 900
870, 649
1, 313, 957
411, 294
1, 076, 438
1, 067, 819
8, 619
36, 367
33, 332
3, 035
8, 751, 386
7, 731, 979
1, 019, 407
572, 172
535, 559
36, 613
753, 554
473, 060
280, 494
2, 428, 274
2, 428, 274
0
2, 419, 609
237, 920
96, 730
----
3, 339, 776
2, 361, 324
973, 916
4, 536
3, 001, 388
1, 922, 076
1, 079, 312
28, 130, 984
18, 533, 103
9, 597, 881
266
610
354
617
685
11, 020, 717
368, 818
4, 953, 163
5, 698, 736
2, 584, 876
2, 584, 876
6
559, 542
290, 936
268, 547
59
,
746, 517
1, 705, 567
522, 941
27, 878
GROUP II.--CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
-Ti
14 WASHINGTON, D. C__________
$41, 524, 264
$23, 359, 747
$4, 725
26, 656, 768
23, 945, 606
2, 711,162
18, 056, 281
16, 049, 837
2, 006, 444
24, 092, 486
21, 716, 793
2, 375, 693
16, 617, 689
__
14, 267, 102
2, 350, 587 _____
_____.
City corporation .______
County---- ------------School district___ ......
39, 162,
22, 249,
8, 212,
8, 700,
22, 001, 008
807, 032
10, 943, 508
807,032
.
3, 105, 774 7, 951, 726 ............
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN_ .......
City corporation _________
County______
16
17
___ _..
..
55, 458
23,178
32, 280
City corporation_....._
Levee district..... _ _
15
___
NEW ORLEANS, LA_...____
CINCINNATI, OHIO .....
525
927
542
056
-
?------------
ic
$5, 555, 663
--
--
$265, 921
$8, 735, 625
$286, 858
$992, 162
$1, 901,156
1, 927, 625
1,911,683
15, 942
85, 585
77, 710
7,875
3, 362, 885
2, 958, 623
404, 262
760, 898
692, 510
68, 388
609, 967
448, 264
161,703
1, 431, 512
1, 431, 512
1, 227, 713
1,227, 713
1, 558, 693
1, 558, 693
29, 472
29, 472
1, 085, 817
1, 075, 817
10, 000
570, 682
570, 542
140
803, 916
788, 950
14, 966
2, 076, 178
2, 076,178
1, 799, 651
$122, 326
122, 326
$422, 407
366, 557
352, 289
14,
268
1, 273, 397
904, 661
368, 736
__
135, 719
130, 993
4, 726
_____
4, 329, 075
513, 423
3, 470, 978
344, 674
4, 477, 097
4, 004, 839
218,108
254,150
1, 986, 193
1, 526,149
310, 538
149, 506
1, 066, 270
733,381
2, 353, 353
2, 353, 052
301
-------.
hi
TABLE 2.-SUMMARY OF REVENUE RECEIPTS, BY DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT:
[For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. viii.
1933-Continued
For text discussion, see p. 2]
REVENUE RECEIPTS
Taxes
CITY,AND DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
Bs
ndon-
Total
eneral
Total
eneral
property
Special assessments
aPol special
nd
Fines,
forfeits,
and
Subventions
and grants,
donations,
Highway
privileges,
rents, and
Earnings
of general
depart-
Special
Poll
and nonbusiness
charges
escheats
and pension
assessments
interest
ments
(Table 6)
(Table 6)
(Table 6)
(Table 6)
(Table 6)
(Table 7)
(Table 8)
(Table 9)
Earnings
of public
service
enterpris
Slicense
6)
S(Table
(Table 10)
H
Q-
GROUP II.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000-Continued
S
18
19
KANSAS CITY, MO ..........
City corporation ......
County_.......
School district___....
$32, 480, 500
28, 986, 496
3, 494, 004
NEWARK, N. J____----City corporation ........
County ____ _-----....
20
-!
21, 255,
11, 669,
3, 584,
6, 002,
981
071
849
061
$20, 770, 229
18, 866,171
1, 904, 058
15, 137, 846 6, 910, 673 _..
3, 098, 436
5, 128, 737
I
I
$28, 511
28, 511
-...
-
.
.
SEATTLE, WASH_ _....__
City corporation .. __.
County _................
School district..........____
Port district_________.__
30, 178, 893
18, 468, 592
5, 731, 688
5, 050, 712
927, 901
15,186, 370
7, 019, 921
4, 534, 630
3, 462, 535
169, 284
INDIANAPOLIS, IND ....
___
City corporation..........
County __-- _- --- --- -School district--...........
17, 950, 749
7, 641, 022
4, 445, 750
5, 863, 977
-.......
.
14, 362, 379
6, 388, 524 ...------_-2, 615,175 ....
5, 358, 680
22
ROCHESTER, N. Y_..........
City corporation .......
County _-___.._ ..---...
28, 518, 719
25, 321, 181
3, 197, 538
17, 900, 794
16, 243, 360
1, 657, 434
130, 742-------130, 742
23
J E RSE Y CIT Y, N . J City corporation
County _----------
23, 585, 870
19, 404, 387
4, 181, 483
16,185, 261
12, 783, 054
3, 402, 207
7, 000
147, 412
7, 000
75, 165
72, 247 .---....
21
. .......
_____
......
I
TIIiF
F
$1, 387, 744
480, 999
906, 745
$2, 111, 680
2, 111, 680
66,185
21, 886
44, 299
$304, 634
304, 634
$73, 894
24,161
49, 733
$4, 137, 043
3, 874, 641
262, 402
$1, 285, 503
1, 072, 855
212, 648
1, 480, 234
1, 472, 084
8,150
471, 441
471, 441
............
66, 937
62, 452
4, 458
27
595, 579
20, 904
145, 893
428, 782
752, 728
459, 039
39, 393
254, 296
652,
173,
288,
190,
536, 425
494, 333
42, 092
$223, 047
64, 629
158, 418
171, 546
126, 985
44, 561
86, 317
70, 202
16, 115
2, 570, 706
293, 682
753,400
1, 497, 941
25, 683
356, 324
279, 542
58, 321
9, 981
8, 480
584, 487
221, 663
282, 569
80, 255
156, 996
121,406
23,461
12, 129
458,
209,
127,
120,
007
269
519
219
$2, 158, 215
2, 158, 215
2, 099, 209
2, 099, 209
10, 686, 718
9, 962, 264
n
724, 454
H
345
880
734
731
37, 710
37, 710
M
259, 095
247,994
11, 101
68, 188
65, 338
2, 850
10, 781
10, 768
13
2, 531, 070
537, 516
1, 621, 130
372, 424
927, 517
527, 167
400, 350
1, 772, 516
1, 770, 700
1, 816
22, 886
13, 380
9, 506
5, 330, 201
4, 507, 961
822, 240
368, 301
349, 617
18, 684
679, 348
391, 840
287, 508
1, 386, 414
1, 386, 414
1, 149, 718
1, 147, 928
1, 790
101, 043
101, 043
39, 399
4, 949
34, 450
2, 255, 249
2, 089, 696
165, 553
958, 491
844, 798
113, 693
819, 562
428, 019
391, 543
1,922, 735
1, 922, 735
24
HOUSTON, TEX ............
City corporation ........
County--School district-- -.--Navigation district ......
Drainage district_ .......
14,125, 445
6, 805, 907
2, 095, 148
4,173, 254
1, 009, 228
41, 908
25
LOUISVILLE, KY _.....
. _
City corporation..........
County-......._____..
13, 192, 977
11, 709, 553
1, 483, 424
26
PORTLAND, OREG ...........
City corporation_
..__..
County --.......
School district ...........
Port district_ ...........
21, 409, 655
10, 056, 689
6,981,
158
3, 645,877
725, 931
10, 025,103
4, 994, 466
1,
466,
809
2,923,
621
598,
505
41,
702
258,660
70,994
187, 666
525, 795
520, 029
5, 766
9,
298,
988
7,899,752
1, 399, 236
851
851
71, 184
71, 184
1, 006,193
1, 006, 193
837, 846
233, 509
604, 337
12,
239,
551
5, 314, 672
3, 179, 067
556
3,315,
430, 256
------------
1,154,
182
15,
563
333
36,
1,098,
170
4,
116
450, 187
335,168
57,688
38, 886
18, 239
206
1, 602, 238
587, 808
133,363
1,213, 870
342, 594 _________
111,851
- - _ 388,368
12, 597
12, 597
889
449,
449, 889
383, 360
383, 125
235
832, 593
754, 406
78, 187
41, 717
38, 064
3, 653
4,018,
524
898, 626
2, 894, 278
225, 620
878, 140
693, 103
48, 752
86, 446
49, 839
453, 815
66, 235
46, 416
41, 632
4, 058
726
251, 071
1,618, 571
1,618, 571
1,933, 869
1,806, 287
-
18,
255 .
118, 254
127, 582
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
27
COLUMBUS, OHIO ........
City corporation_...._____
School district--......-_..
$13, 671, 142
9, 602, 552
4, 068, 590
$6, 605, 552
2, 986, 979
3, 618, 573
$122,975
122,975
$732, 114
732, 114
$877, 146
877, 146
$37, 628
37, 628
$2, 637, 794
2,441,
999
195, 795
$556, 547
395,
810
160,
737
$266, 867
173, 382
93,485
28
TOLEDO, OHIO....---________
City corporation....___- __
School district_......._ _
12, 469, 089
8, 661, 037
3, 808, 052
6, 849, 758
3, 446, 754
3, 403, 004
96, 811
96, 811
726, 025
726, 025
886, 045
886, 045
23, 533
23, 533
2, 222, 555
2, 013, 097
209, 458
188, 848
116, 750
72, 098
328, 092
204, 600
123, 492
1, 147, 422
1, 147, 422
____
29
OAKLAND, CALIF........City corporation_-_______
School district-____.....
Sanitary district_..-......
Utility district ... - __ .
16, 074, 269
6, 143, 862
6, 437, 609
3
3, 492, 795
8, 600, 832
4,684,
685
3, 323, 271
3
592, 873
286,
990
279, 298
7, 692
132, 204
132, 204
49,
984
49,
984
3, 087, 716
24,
738
054,650
3,
250, 524
154, 348
349, 450
291, 774
51, 996
3, 316, 569
526, 831
30
DENVER, COLO_
.__________
City corporation .........
School district_..__-..__
16, 717, 283
11, 196, 095
5, 521, 188
11, 152, 133
5, 752, 871
5, 399, 262
31
ATLANTA, GA .... _____.__
9, 139, 417
5, 257, 154
32
ST. PAUL, MINN
_______
11, 899, 059
7, 418, 633
33
DALLAS, TEX..--.............
10, 901, 257
110
6,473,
34
BIRMINGHAM, ALA- -__---
6, 619, 646
3, 309, 648
35
AKRON, OHIO ... ______.__
City corporation ______
School district_...._______
10, 102, 567
6, 935, 762
3, 166, 805
5, 561, 795
2, 543, 158
3, 018, 637
MEMPHIS, TENN......,,....
8, 075, 321
5, 208, 901
--
$1, 834, 519
1, 834, 519
8, 328
492,835
492, 835
1, 351,944
1, 351, 944
43, 631
43, 631
96, 176
5, 680
2, 789, 738
238, 738
157, 094
81, 644
297, 151
295,
026
2, 125
718, 050
679, 893
2, 422, 801
2, 422, 801
221, 501
336,
806
280, 692
1, 718, 735
38,157 ------
_-
23, 313
271
271
41, 432
440, 894
122,
825
948, 522
34, 730
888, 422
751, 423
212, 560
1, 047, 981
42, 207
10, 434
676, 315
586,354
$84, 495
188, 213
99, 393
2, 097, 548
286, 198
356, 505
1, 358, 083
901, 814
1, 062, 019
53, 494
1, 026, 304
74, 328
159, 791
8, 935
597, 822
597, 822
720, 590
720, 590
28, 035
28, 035
1,765,
198
1, 674, 788
90, 410
123,
294
104, 998
18, 296
262, 014
222, 552
1, 043, 548
1, 043, 548
323, 243
150, 452
999
76,
721, 151
84,709
200, 354
39, 462
1, 268, 080
TABLE
2.-SUMMARY
OF REVENUE RECEIPTS, BY DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT:
[For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. VIII.
1933-Continued
For text discussion, see p. 2]
REVENUE RECEIPTS
Taxes
OF
CIY, AND DIVISIONS OF
CITY, AND
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
Slicense
General
er
Special
(Table 6)
Total
Total
(Table 6)
property
Poll
Business
and noni n-
Special assessments
and special
charges
Fines,
forfeits,
and
escheats
Subventions
and grants,
donations,
dnion
and pension
Highway
privileges,and
rents, and
interest
Earnings
ofgeneral
dep al
departmets
Earnings
ofpublic
of publservic
service
enterprises
(Table 6)
(Table 6)
(Table 6)
(Table 6)
(Table 7)
(Table 8)
(Table 9)
(Table 10)
business
assessments
f
_z
H.
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000-Continued
$12, 653, 528 j_--------
$430, 060
$144, 166
$271, 689
$28, 657
$1, 720, 447
7, 424, 754
4, 864, 787
2, 559, 967
5, 135, 879
3, 364, 517
1, 771, 362
36, 766
36, 766
2, 779
2, 779
12, 166
12, 166
737, 411
12, 561
724, 850
371, 495
350, 450
21, 045
OMAHA, NEBRn __
City corporation ______
School district_____ ___
Public utilities district_ __
11, 146, 980
4, 414, 008
3, 509, 975
3, 222, 997
6, 527, 237
3, 263, 156
3, 264, 081
206, 231
166, 794
39, 437
510, 308
431, 734
26, 973
22, 027
4, 946
156, 003
392
26,
129, 611
472, 218
308, 379
15, 412
148, 427
242, 798
186, 310
56, 488
__-
3, 005, 212
9, 216
H
2,995,996
O
N. Y---_
City corporation _____
County supervisors' fund_
13, 867, 716
13, 619, 851
247, 865
7, 659, 297
7, 411, 432
247, 865
$107, 653
107, 653
302, 830
1, 258, 367
1, 258, 367
17, 362
17, 362
3,463,
744
3, 463, 744
65, 192
65, 192
193, 090
193, 090
800, 181
800, 181
H
DAYTON, OHIO__
City corporation__________
School district ________
9, 257, 350
6, 199, 867
3, 057, 483
5, 559, 549
2, 742, 180
2, 817, 369
51, 169
51, 169
481, 650
481, 650
498,315
23,
324
23, 324
1, 424, 718
1, 283, 637
141, 081
190, 034
182, 630
7, 404
213, 740
122, 111
91, 629
814, 851
814, 851
42
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA
8, 887, 092
5,116,
727
3, 770, 365
6, 685, 206
3, 256, 660
3, 428, 546
871
505,
339
503,
2, 532
230,
490
195,
395
35, 095
884,
093
884,
093
43
WORCESTER, MASS__--_-----
44
45
RICHMIOND, VA.__-------YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO.__
City corporation .........
School district___
Park district-____
37
PROVIDENCE, R. I
38
SAN ANTONIO, TEX__
City corporation ____
School district-...
39
40
SYRACUSE,
41
-...
City corporation _________
School district__. ...-
$17,925, 620
14, 019, 214
9, 482, 111
6, 970, 503
4, 496, 179
2, 336, 013
138, 311
$51, 580
574
78,
9, 756, 179
5, 385, 074
4, 066, 212
1, 808, 156
2, 140, 868
117, 188
302, 830
498, 315
$952, 651
181, 879
181, 879
889, 974
89, 576
61, 948
4, 403
4, 403
$1, 672, 842
1, 004, 000
124, 258
1, 004, 000
81, 548
_
42, 710 _ _
33,033
33, 033
62, 328
62, 328
304, 192
76, 394
589, 645
260, 564
8, 485
42, 539
3, 953
3, 953
1,
089, 347
126,
985
874,
721
364, 586
1, 601, 644
1, 466, 849
134, 795
678,
974
664
22,
4, 990
17, 502
172
169, 113
105, 951
42, 152
311, 108
311, 108
169, 086
233, 139
233, 139
304, 192
............-
42, 848
20, 951--____
846,
989
2, 021, 146
621, 429
621, 429
46
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.......
City corporation___-_____
School district_...._______
7, 895, 611
5, 351, 562
2, 544, 049
4, 899, 536
3, 232, 931
1, 666, 605
65,444
65, 444
632, 705
632, 705
47
FORT WORTH, TEX-----_ -________
City corporation
School district.............
5, 935, 762
3, 842, 282
2, 093, 480
4, 035, 208
2, 567, 999
1, 467, 209
17, 150
17,
150
98, 911
98, 911
62, 224
62, 224
120, 204
57, 663
19,211
22,902
19, 211
282, 538
282, 538
349
72,
72, 349
48
H ARTFORD, C O NN -..
__ .
City corporation _________
School district_ ......_ _
Metropolitan district_ ...
49
12, 305,
10, 227,
, 024,
1, 054,
869
736
079
054
9, 446, 294
8, 597, 832
787, 221
61,241
FLINT, MICIT-----.........
City corporation _________
School district ...........
7, 761, 546
4, 537, 347
3, 224,199
NEW HAVEN, CONN- - -____
City corporation ---___-_
Improvement association_
10,
192, 666
10, 161, 130
31, 536
8, 770, 485
8, 738, 949
31, 536
City corporation________
School district______
7, 853, 600
5, 040, 719
2, 812, 881
52
NASHVILLE, TENN---..____
5, 815, 380
3, 339, 412
53
LONG BEACH, CALIF- _______
9, 027, 732
6,036,
364
2, 991, 368
SAN DIEGO, CALIF-_______
-
City corporation____......
School district_....-..
54
SPRINGFIELD, MASS_......._
55
BRIDGEPORT, CONN-
56
427, 717
284, 454
143, 263
844, 366
844, 366
40,232
40, 232
535, 241
6, 706
528, 535
168, 762
127, 737
41, 025
264, 684
207, 973
56, 711
775, 574
775, 574
46, 197
46, 197
199, 205
76, 911
122, 294
300, 339
223, 807
47, 794
28, 738
616, 439
611, 057
5, 382
922, 633
21,099
22, 902
1, 629, 459
833, 813
795, 646
88, 933
68,416
20, 517
441, 997
396, 053
45,944
490,454
490, 454
33, 321
33, 321
28, 180
28, 180
542, 110
542, 110
99, 297
99, 297
527, 407
527, 407
1,541
95, 205
95, 205
56,
795
56, 795
1, 549, 944
76, 559
1, 473, 385
200, 496
200, 496
101, 575
79, 916
21,659
1, 658, 292
1, 658, 292
51,552
21, 277
1,266,147
173,765
93, 757
193,
702
193, 332
370
4,137, 457
2, 586, 417
1, 551, 040
51
258, 981
246, 356
12, 625
191,950
4, 048, 420
2, 730, 583
1, 317, 837
50
119, 009
119,
009
731, 811
10, 255
721, 556
142,
873
142, 873
4, 786, 052
2,423,960
2, 362, 092
473, 325
411, 937
61,388
35,051
35, 051
34, 421
34, 421
623, 284
2, 439, 711
1,602, 985
234, 921
1,
368, 064
456, 406
440, 105
16, 301
155, 288
99, 982
55, 306
2, 439, 711
955,
998
62, 541
38, 643
38, 643
79, 333
79, 333
54, 236
7, 762
7, 475
287
901,534
1,541
11, 211, 227
7, 662, 470
826, 780
74, 000
99, 574
87, 837
18, 098
600, 989
25, 650
859, 831
7, 779, 941
7, 003, 042
13, 733
93, 801
44, 427
9, 403
16, 130
144,909
29,298
409, 905
6, 248, 736
3, 725, 107
2, 523, 629
4, 976, 087
2, 649, 425
2, 326, 662
75, 088
75, 088
1.,547
1, 547
27, 939
27, 939
138, 425
107, 336
94, 589
12, 747
787, 919
138, 425
134, 395
88, 600
45,795
787,919
57
DES MOINES, IOWA_--_
City corporation_________
School district_......
.__
5, 737, 239
3, 450, 687
2, 286, 552
4, 415,144
2, 251, 742
2,163, 402
59, 519
59, 519
84, 924
84, 924
11, 335
11, 335
61,762
6, 721
55, 041
111, 073
98, 850
12, 223
127, 356
71,470
55, 886
866, 126
866,126
58
SCRANTON, PA________________
City corporation........
School district .......
__
Poor district______________
5, 818, 787
2, 058, 631
2, 847, 690
912, 466
4, 306, 097
1,616,
006
2, 297, 608
392, 483
172,
061
172, 061
74, 229
74, 229
8, 505
8, 505
910, 309
85, 953
416, 605
407, 751
73, 342
15, 152
55, 763
2, 427
176, 531
62, 800
15, 989
97, 742
1,275
1, 275
59
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.-____
City corporation___.......
School district_.......-
5, 130, 065
2, 885, 169
2, 244, 896
3, 321, 053
1, 855, 370
1, 465, 683
106, 815
106, 815
197,182
197,182
21, 834
21, 834
756, 858
56, 083
35,
315
20, 768
107, 721
106,134
1,587
562, 519
562, 519
t
1
15, 293
TULSA, OKLA--- _________
City corporation..________
School district_
-...
'
-----__
96, 438
22, 650
61,725
12, 063
787,
919
756, 858
TABLE 2.-SUMMARY
OF REVENUE RECEIPTS, BY DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT:
[For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. vIIi.
1933-Continued
For text discussion, see p. 2]
REVENUE RECEIPTS
Taxes
12
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
General
property
Special
Poll
(Table 6)
Total
(Table 6)
(Table 6)
1
0
1
Business
and non
business
license
(Table 6)
Special as
sessments
and special
charges
Fines,
forfeits,
and
escheats
Subventions
and grants,
donations,
and pension
assessments
Highway
privileges,
rents, and
interest
Earnings
of general
depart
ments
Earnings
of public
service
enterprises
(Table 6)
(Table 6)
(Table 7)
(Table 8)
(Table 9)
(Table 10)
it
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000-Continued
--------
.,
$12, 779, 212
$9, 266, 365
PATERSON, N. J_------- _--
7, 314, 042
4, 426, 875
44,115
62
JACKSONVILLE,
City corporation- ........
School district ...........
6, 825, 305
5, 285, 067
1, 540, 238
2, 144, 776
1, 126, 065
1, 018, 711
-
9, 448, 748
6, 655, 760
...--
6, 634, 323
3, 951, 868
J _-_
____-_
$288, 865
$6, 691
$2, 177, 344
162
$85,
$116, 501
$584, 787
Nl
$15, 209
591, 436
58, 836
11,168
370, 122
340, 991
323,578
136, 587
134, 750
1, 837
65,136
65, 136
24, 828
24, 828
569, 349
68, 050
501, 299
36, 746
21,230
15, 516
65, 982
65, 844
138
1,131,712
3,779,164
3, 779, 164
~
U
$71, 368
61
$182, 129
2, 737
YONKERS, N. Y____--_-_____
FIA --.--...
63
ALBANY, N. Y___
64
NORFOLK, VA _
65
TRENTON, N.
6, 420, 744
3, 747, 243
66
KANSAS CITY, KANS ____City corporation ___--.
School district____________
Drainage district ........
6, 970, 965
5, 053, 775
1, 755, 640
161, 550
3, 423,
1, 609,
1, 680,
134,
67
CHATTANOOGA, TENN .-.-...
3, 148, 708
2, 060, 452
--
2, 737
FORT WA YN E , I ND .. . . .--. . .
City corporation -__-....
School district ___
3, 972, 393
2, 308, 264
1, 664, 129
507, 278
10, 425
1, 001, 207
110, 412
119, 453
815, 070
529, 001
18, 200
49, 579
269, 740
784, 693
121, 695
897, 307
28, 311
442, 295
67, 382
9, 999
1, 080, 540
325, 217
132, 792
559, 471
83, 251
81, 107
2, 144
27, 494
545, 116
518, 561
6, 996
6,915
81
175, 416
145, 853
29, 071
492
190, 196
173, 303
16, 893
33, 467
6, 048
27, 419
2, 512, 740
2, 512, 740
16, 374
677, 066
28, 278
167, 294
69
CAMDEN, N. J-________
5, 145, 323
3, 170, 144
26, 555
2,977,914
1, 328, 081
1, 649, 833
82, 076
40, 363
64, 064
38, 236
28,981
9, 255
2, 311, 866
800, 141
1, 511, 725
4, 253, 914
2, 144, 272
2, 109, 642
167, 046
12, 240
62, 097
783
248
032
503
68
ERIE, PA----------------City corporation__...
__
School district ____
I
I
60
70
d
10, 560
58, 583
58, 583
12, 477
12. 477
2, 295
2, 236
59
10, 239
447, 180
98, 714
13,931
60, 126
60, 126
29, 551
29, 551
164, 174
82, 656
81, 518
-- --55
-- -
7, 839
7, 839
239, 026
136, 686
102, 340
437,909
341, 757
4, 698
337, 059
60, 985
45, 517
15, 48
12, 741
1, 193, 594
1, 193, 594
55, 331
30, 049
25, 282
344, 709
36, 194
21, 590
11, 604
549, 490
62, 447
43, 780
14, 152
29, 628
592, 579
592, 579
.. .
.
.
.
.
H
5
71
ELIZABETH, N.
6, 263, 724
3, 412, 659
329, 568
109, 614
2, 596
274, 472
34, 455
824, 039
72
WICHITA, KANS .- ------City corporation_._______
School district_...........
4, 541, 304
2, 168, 310
2, 372, 994
3, 537, 064
1, 221, 893
2, 315, 171
45, 502
45, 502
549, 115
549, 115
30, 157
30, 157
233, 91.6
192,
005
41,911
53, 936
53, 397
539
79, 703
64, 330
15, 373
11, 911
11, 911
73
SPOKANE, WASH ._________
City corporation -________
School district ______._ _
3, 735, 680
2, 209, 750
1, 525, 930
2, 111, 851
1, 325, 544
786, 307
75, 540
75, 540
60, 891
60, 891
24, 931
24, 931
763,
423
60, 712
702, 711
54, 742
49, 414
5,328
143, 000
111, 416
31,584
501,302
-
.--- __.__.
M1VASS
..........
13,
461
11, 359
1, 251, 501
501, 302
74
FALL RIVER,
5, 583, 986
4, 138, 435
423, 298
44,900
101, 045
8, 669
222, 254
53, 180
218, 015
374, 190
75
CAMBRIDGE, MASS-_____..
7, 793, 452
5, 547, 841
682, 211
61, 125
123, 577
7, 220
2, 034
330, 634
130, 345
375, 602
532, 863
76
NEW BEDFORD, MASS .____
5, 947, 190
4, 389, 136
515, 118
57, 917
33, 103
4, 536
8, 395
287, 896
48, 916
214, 565
387, 608
77
READING, PA______
____..
City corporation_______ __
School district._______...
4, 520, 630
2, 213, 880
2, 306, 750
3, 096, 551
1, 210, 924
1, 885, 627
84, 867
104, 599
104, 599
249, 571
249, 571
23, 647
310, 835
48, 273
31, 153
17, 120
587, 403
587, 403
309, 223
14, 884
4, 971
9,913
78
KNOXVILLE, TENN....__.....
4, 018, 316
2, 655, 698
83, 101
594, 806
79
PEORIA, ILL______________ .
City corporation-_________
School district__........
Park district ...........
Sanitary district__
._____
Town-- ---
3, 816, 112
1, 671, 210
1, 584, 649
197, 691
270, 860
91, 702
3, 132, 750
1, 168, 195
1, 445, 050
170, 130
267, 395
81, 980
80
SOUTH BEND, IND_ .______
City corporation.____...
School district..___.....
2, 996, 322
1, 418, 787
1, 577, 535
2, 269, 075
841, 451
1, 427, 624
TACOMA, WASH_-- _____...
.
City corporation.....__...
School district.....____.
Park district......___...
5, 605,
4, 071,
1, 410,
122,
127
482
663
982
1, 900, 315
1, 118, 707
686, 380
95, 228
GARY, IND-City corporation______
._.
School district __.__....
3, 044, 935
1, 231, 915
1, 813, 020
2, 706, 622
1, 016, 009
1, 690, 613
4, 470
MIAMI, FLA____
City corporation_ .......
School district ...........
4, 814, 346
3, 634, 138
1, 180, 208
2, 842, 042
1, 961, 915
880, 127
10, 225
CANTON, OHIO____ ______..
City corporation______.
School district .. ______.
3, 398,130
1, 900, 846
1, 497, 284
2, 106, 487
783, 097
1, 323, 390
WILMINGTON, DEL ..........
6, 130, 618
2, 386, 486
81
82
83
84
85
84, 867
20, 695
23, 647
1, 612
78, 084
13, 721
463, 791
49, 833
258, 513
258, 513
8, 799
8, 799
77, 367
22, 327
55,040
55, 578
31, 653
20, 209
107
3,
442
167
43, 397
43, 397
2, 395
2, 395
4, 062
4, 062
221, 812
118, 774
103, 038
20, 986
15, 164
5, 822
52, 382
50, 310
16, 016
6, 345
9, 671
58, 587
146, 514
146, 514
5, 626
5, 626
19, 826
19, 816
10
751, 348
67, 843
681, 848
1, 657
83, 655
68, 678
14, 552
425
2, 072
122,
21,
64,
27,
557
175
350
454
23
9, 555
14, 034
14, 034
62, 509
31, 129
31, 380
356,
070
356, 070
196, 267
144, 794
27, 873
23, 600
2, 595, 708
2, 595, 708
i
1, 464
1, 464
254, 313
155, 202
99,111
699, 894
699, 894
40, 508
40, 508
271, 285
16, 769
254, 516
65, 027
55, 254
9,773
207, 520
189, 709
17,811
430, 222
430, 222
244, 283
244, 283
---------------
4, 145
247, 623
239, 867
7, 756
10, 225
4, 145
327, 404
327, 404
10, 850
10, 850
156, 295
50, 012
106, 283
107, 266
96, 329
10, 937
134, 330
77, 656
56, 674
311, 215
73, 196
20, 810
2, 852, 889
119, 190
51, 336
550,
991
75,720
4, 091
3, 253
838
)
H
35, 384
35, 384
4, 470
U
34, 446
16, 458
17, 988
311, 215
TABLE 2.-SUMMARY OF REVENUE RECEIPTS, BY DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT:
1933-Continued
[For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. vIII. For text discussion, see p. 2]
REVENUE RECEIPTS
Taxes
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF
MIUNIICIPAL GOVERNMENT
.o
w
Tot al
General
propPolrty
l
2
(Table 6)
U
(Table 6)
(Table 6)
Business
and nonbusiness
license
(Table 6)
Special assessments
and special
charges
Fines,
forfeits,
and
escheats
Subventions
and grants,
and pension
assessments
Highway
privileges,
rents, and
interest
Earnings
of general
departments
Earnings
of public
service
enterprises
(Table 6)
(Table 6)
(Table 7)
(Table 8)
(Table 9)
(Table 10)
z
Hy
GRouP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000-Continued
$321, 220
86
SOMERVILLE, I
$5, 062, 829
$3, 661, 017
87
TAMPA, FLA .__. ...
...City corpor lion .__...__
School disti ,_______
3, 868, 087
2, 690, 815
1, 177, 272
2, 436, 684
1, 663, 187
773, 497
1, 040
EVANSVILLE, IND ___
City corporation_____
School distric!
;__________
2, 764, 574
1, 562, 128
1, 202, 446
1, 914, 166
845, 785
1, 068, 381
17, 859
8, 897
8, 962
89
EL PASO, TEX___-__
_-
3, 096, 851
2, 026, 140
90
--LYNN, MASS
--...--------
5, 803, 044
4, 059, 954
460, 707
91
UTICA, N. Y_---
-----------
5, 416, 704
3, 419, 565
92
DULUTH, MINN--------City corpor tion_.....
...
..
School district____
5, 551, 148
3, 149, 869
2, 401, 279
3, 628, 096
1, 646, 292
1, 981, 804
93
WATERBURY, CONN _ -City corp rmtion ____ School district ___________
5, 690, 170
5, 668, 181
21, 989
4, 934, 519
4, 913, 302
21, 217
13, 394
13,
394
94
LOWELL, MASS____
4, 614, 058
3, 355, 037
388, 840
-
AS__
-_____
....
-
$41, 900
1, 040
$34, 273
$49, 395
$5, 167
$197, 134
$9, 943
$241, 727
$501, 053
H
150, 814
149, 842
972
87, 165
87, 165
31, 652
31, 652
423, 701
31, 676
392, 025
60, 454
52, 542
7, 912
180, 955
179, 129
1, 826
495, 622
H
51, 150
51, 150
4, 540
4, 540
597
597
175, 617
119, 209
56, 408
53, 215
48,963
4, 252
84, 732
20, 289
64, 443
462, 698
462, 698
18, 258
495, 622
18, 814
408, 224
91, 377
77, 253
456, 785
106, 998
25, 442
6, 618
287, 684
48,119
305, 905
449, 129
39, 574
94, 781
199, 326
40, 041
1, 548, 395
32, 931
27, 702
14, 389
6, 878
3, 439
3, 439
64, 528
64, 528
98, 378
98, 378
14, 779
14, 779
296, 024
20, 068
275, 956
184, 354
81, 254
103, 100
79, 446
42, 466
36, 980
1, 178, 665
1, 178, 665
45, 378
45, 378
42, 845
42, 845
31, 838
31, 838
3, 116
3, 116
111, 697
110, 962
735
22. 475
22, 438
37
105, 947
105, 947
378, 961
378, 961
40, 448
103, 283
10, 321
7, 270
216, 174
6, 890
144, 200
341, 595
(*
"
52, 488
---~
M
TABLE 3.-SUMMARY OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS, BY DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT:
[For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. vIII.
1933
For text discussion, see p. 15]
I
EXCESS OF REVENUE
RECEIPTS OVER
GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS
For operation, maintenance, and interest
(Table 11)
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT
All govern
mental costs
Total
Grand total -_
___ _ _
Operation
and mainte
nance of
public-serv
ice enter
prises
(Table 14)
(Table 15)
Excess of
govern
mental-cost
payments
over revenue
receipts
(Table 16)
Operation
and mainte
nance of
general
departments
For outlays
Interest
Govern-
Payments
mental-cost
payments
for operation,
maintenance,
and interest
$2, 464, 319, 602
82, 197, 323, 452
81, 727, 042, 682
115, 264, 395
8355, 016, 375
8266, 996, 150
842, 404, 371
$309, 400, 521
Group I-----------.
1, 639, 895, 660
Group II- 334, 970, 538
G roup III- - ----------------------- 489, 453, 404
1, 460, 367, 860
290,100, 242
446, 855, 350
1, 150, 821, 281
226, 110, 071
350, 111, 330
71, 432, 472
16, 836, 338
26, 995, 585
238,114,107
47,153, 833
69, 748, 435
179, 527, 800
44, 870, 296
42, 598, 054
22, 337, 916
201, 865, 716
44, 034, 590
63, 500, 215
H
$835, 706
20, 902, 161
GRou I.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
C
H
1
y
H
LL
H
(
i
NEW YORK, N. Y ......
_
City corporation_____
Triborough Bridge Authority....
$684, 799, 863
684,725, 706
74,157
CHICAGO, ILL- --------------------City corporation___ ______......
County---.......
School district__ __
______...
Park district_____________......
Sanitary district._____..........
Forest preserve district_.........
191, 839, 928
86, 777, 600
28, 256, 904
50, 447, 376
15, 853, 295
8, 540, 365
1, 964, 388
174, 955, 954
77, 598, 764
24, 404, 906
49, 134, 708
14, 584, 606
7, 714, 012
1, 518, 958
PHILADELPHIA, PA____
_
City corporation .______.
.. ___.
School district ____
Poor district___________________
111, 576,
78, 515,
32, 701,
359,
572
777
352
443
107, 494,180
74, 999, 816
32, 136, 244
358,120
97, 203, 183
84, 090, 527
13, 112, 656
93, 443, 891
82, 395, 614
11, 048, 277
DETROIT, MICH-___________________
City corporation__ ____________
County---........
$614,135, 412
614,135, 412
$20, 082, 843
20, 082, 843
$104, 523,923
104,523,923
$70,664,451
70, 590, 294
74, 157
$2, 924, 798
138, 105, 211
59,
140, 792
21, 976, 829
44, 083, 164
9, 402, 349
2, 598, 576
903,501
6, 730, 560
5, 365, 860
30,120,183
13, 092, 112
2, 428, 077
5,
051, 544
5,
182, 257
3, 750, 736
615, 457
16, 883, 974
9,178, 836
3, 851, 998
1, 312, 668
1, 268, 689
826,353
445, 430
.....
78, 792, 507
48,946,818
29, 490, 794
354, 895
1,971, 724
1,971,724
26, 729, 949
24, 081, 274
2, 645, 450
3, 225
4, 082, 392
3, 515, 961
565, 108
1,323
68, 394, 786
12, 061, 635
57, 932, 176
12, 061, 635
10, 462, 610 _______
12, 987, 470
12, 401, 803
585, 667
3, 759, 292
1, 694, 913
2, 064, 379
$489, 528, 646
489, 528, 646
---------------
1, 364,
700
$67, 739, 653
-------------
$22, 648,197
------------------------..............................
--------------------------
_....
_
13, 561,152
17, 643, 544
14, 429,105
. . . .
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
y
39, 532, 171
18, 188, 397
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
C
Cl
TABLE 3.-SUMMARY OF GOVERINMENTAI,-COST PAYMENTS, BY DIVISIONS OI MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT:
[For alphabetical list of cities, by States showing rank, see p. viII.
1933-Continued
For text discussion, see p. 15]
Si
-----
------
EXCESS OF REVENUE
RECEIPTS OVER-
GOVERNMENT.I.-C OST PAYMENTS
For operation, maintenance, and interest
Excess of
govern
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT
Operation
and mainte
nance of
public- serv
ice enter
prises
(Table 14)
Operation
and maintenance of
general
departments
All govern
mental costs
Total
(Table 11)
For outlays
Interest
(Table 15)
mental-cost
payments
over revenue
receipts
Payments
for operation,
maintenance,
and interest
Govern
mental-cost
payments
H
(Table 16)
GROUP I.--CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER-Continued
II
Los ANGELES, CALIF...-____........
_
C i t y c or p o r at io n . . ___ __. .___
County__------------------School district......___....____
1
!
$123, 562, 028
66, 488, 271
29, 087, 418
27, 986, 339
$94, 887,101
44, 473, 445
23, 979, 667
26, 433, 989
$72,134, 242
25, 427, 577
22, 819, 429
23, 887, 236
$11, 288, 311
11, 268, 145
20, 166
4, 494, 770
4, 492, 002
2, 768
6
CLEVELAND, OHIO---...............
City corporation ............
__.
County-_
School district_
____
_
Park district.____........
__
59, 461, 756
31, 570, 184
13, 227, 334
14, 515, 358
148, 880
53, 784, 68J/
27, 142, 070
12, 359, 072
14,151, 226
132, 270
40, 714, 307
16, 965, 807
10, 650, 288
12, 973, 573
124, 639
7
ST. Louis, MO--City corporation_......_____....
School district ...______-_-.....
49, 782, 712
39, 586, 066
10, 196, 646
36, 218, 585
26, 107, 401
10, 111, 184
30, 521, 944
20, 490, 038
10, 031, 906
2, 449, 501
2, 449, 501
8
BALTIMORE, MD.-------.-,,__..
45, 957, 807
41, 029, 399
31, 511,186
9
BOSTON, MASS_--------------------
82, 344, 034
71, 755, 449
59, 818, 014
P IT TSBU R GH, P A -- - . . . . .
_
City corporation
County.---.......
School district
___
44, 366,
20, 265,
11, 541,
12, 559,
40,
18,
9,
12,
32, 036,
13, 533,
7, 014,
11, 488,
10
S11
12
____
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.._________
881
655
234
992
524, 260
058, 866
987, 999
477, 395
$11, 464, 548
7, 777, 723
1, 140, 072
2, 546, 753
$28, 674,
22, 014,
5,107,
1, 552,
927
826
751
350
8, 575, 561
5, 684, 261
1, 706, 016
1, 177, 653
7, 631
5, 677, 118
4, 428, 114
868, 262
364, 132
16, 610
3, 247, 140
3, 167, 862
79, 278
13, 564, 127
13, 478, 665
85, 462
1, 140, 411
8, 377, 802
9, 159, 644
10, 588, 585
738
985
226
527
1, 756, 438
1, 737, 609
18, 829
6, 731, 084
2, 787, 272
2, 954, 944
988, 868
__
54, 862, 906
45, 526, 134
33, 524, 093
4, 550, 706
7, 451, 335
9, 336, 772
MILWAUKEE, WIS_
__
City corporation__.__
County---- ---..
-. -- --... .. ..
Sewerage district................
42, 410, 496
27, 577, 729
12, 526, 668
2, 306, 099
37, 404,
23, 722,
12, 050,
1, 632,
32, 944, 377
20, 606, 259
11, 555, 606
782, 512
909, 710
909, 710
3,550, 882
2, 206, 173
495, 100
849, 609
5, 005, 527
3, 855, 587
475, 962
673, 978
969
142
706
121
-------------
H
-------------
3, 842, 621
2, 206, 789
1, 553, 235
82, 597
--.........
$16, 594, 343
..............-
4, 928, 408
2, 777, 791
$12, 080, 584
-------------
2, 700, 490
2, 976, 628
5, 993, 094
7, 571, 033
-----------
72,129, f636
$7,
201,
228
7, 968, 191
--------------
12,129,636
I
1, 221, 866
2,620,394
5, 064, 487
_ .......---
4, 287, 061
----.......-.
-..
3, 822, 072
5,049,711
8,827,
599
C
13
51, 727, 494
BUFFALO, N. Y....---------------------.
- 43, 709, 559
City corporation....----------8, 017, 935
County--------------------------
49, 207, 888
41, 456, 127
7, 751,761
1, 218, 072
42, 795, 230
1, 218, 072
35, 966, 780
6, 828, 450 -________...
5, 194, 586
4, 271, 275
923, 311
2, 519, 606
2, 253, 432
266, 174
......
1
__ _____------------ 2, 071, 880
4, 591, 486
. _______--_-----_
GRouP II.--CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
l
l
it
I
I
$8, 324, 445
$14, 674
$8, 339, 119
$3, 052, 992
2, 852, 146
200, 846
1, 452, 944
1, 315, 308
137, 636
2, 011, 023
3, 463, 967
1, 649, 227
1, 649, 227
4, 932, 370
4, 010, 769
921, 601
4, 835, 939
1, 477, 439
3, 358, 500
940, 775
5, 776, 714
H
21, 968, 882
9, 841, 120
5, 536 , 203
6 , 59 1 , 55 9
1, 220, 392
1, 214, 907
5, 485
5, 745,
4, 328,
696,
720,
10, 228, 147
Z
34, 455, 046
29, 432, 222
5, 022, 824
26, 470, 777
22, 573, 240
3, 897, 537
987, 540
987, 540
6, 996, 729
5, 871, 442
1, 125, 287
5, 088, 374
4, 998, 001
90, 373
$7, 062, 920
1 1, 974, 546
24 , 899 , 59 6
19, 0 09, 308
14 , 5 5 0 , 3 62
6, 723, 078
2, 450, 074
5, 377, 210
3, 279, 930
1, 626, 062
671, 718
982, 150
5, 890, 288
4, 085, 114
1, 341, 627
463, 547
2, 246, 673
9, 528, 156
3, 121, 792
6, 359, 360
1, 179, 016
1, 179, 016
3, 643, 615
13, 613, 270
4, 463, 419
6, 822, 907
SEATTLE, WrA SH .. ..-. .. __.. .
City corporation_................
County______________ -__________
School disrtict_ __-Port district _
28, 888, 988
17, 412, 890
5, 004, 060
5, 597, 552
874,486
25, 828, 304
15, 156, 928
4, 272, 553
5, 592, 086
803, 737
14,
6,
3,
4,
979,
285,
723,
934,
35,
354
737
323
568
726
5, 844, 647
5, 345, 995
5, 004, 303
3, 525, 196
537, 993
657, 518
283, 596
3, 060,
2, 255,
731,
5,
67,
21
.
IN DIA N APOLIS, IN D_ . . - - . . --.. .. .
City corporation_
--------------County-------School district_ _
15, 680,
6, 825,
3, 483,
5, 372,
969
157
576
236
15, 016 , 033
6, 353, 322
3, 462, 131
5, 200, 580
13,
5,
3,
4,
356,
523,
117,
715,
855
8 4
7.95
196
22
ROCHIIESTER, N. Y_
City corporation_County_ __---------------
28, 976, 570
22, 482, 906
6, 493, 664
25, 601, 389
21, 606, 384
3,995, 005
23
JERSEY CITY, N. J___
City corporation_................
_
County __.--------------------
27, 099, 230
22, 436, 616
4, 662, 614
26, 283, 713
21, 840, 700
4, 443, 013
$41, 509, 590
$33, 185,145
$32, 020, 519
$1, 164, 626
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN --------------City corporation
______________
County______
24, 645, 745.
21, 938, 267
2, 707, 478
23, 192, 801
20, 622, 959
2, 569, 842
19, 273, 537
16, 904, 541
2, 363, 996
865, 272
866, 272
16
NEw ORLEANS, LA
C i t y c o r p o r atio n _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Levee district_________ __________
23, 151, 711
18, 613 , 4 5 8
4, 538, 253
18, 315, 772
17, 136 , 0 19
1, 179, 753
11, 734, 175
11, 47 6 , 0 2 3
258, 152
17
_ . -.. .
CINCINNATI, OHIO_
City corporation_................
.
.
C o u n ty .. ._. _ - .
S c hoo l d i s t r i c t . . .-- . . . . . . . . . . . .
34, 294,
17, 287,
9, 4 14,
7, 592 ,
245
843
251
151
28, 934, 378
15, 384, 681
6, 237, 932
7, 311 , 76 2
18
NEWARK, N. J_ __________________City corporation- --------------______County_____ _____- -__-
39, 543, 420
34, 430, 223
5, 113, 197
19
K ANSAS C IT Y ,
14
..
WASHINGTON, D. C------------------
15
20
M O . . . . . -..- - --. . .
City corporation_
-----------County _----School district_ _
-_
11, 237
487, 415
104
657
244
203
5, 359,
1, 903,
3, 176,
280,
4, 868, 280
867
159
319
389
-------------------------
-
1, 289, 905
2, 269, 780
1, 39, 473
809, 753
344, 336
485, 384
692, 633
686, 703
5, 930
3, 645, 012
3, 310, 617
334, 395
3, 375, 181
876, 522
2, 498, 659
20, 755, 694
17, 116, 899
3, 638, 795
912, 389
912, 389
4, 615, 630
3, 811, 412
804, 218
815, 517
916
595,
219, 601
1 Excess of payments for operation, maintenance, and interest over revenue receipts.
--------
U
4, 350, 589
O
Cl
H
664, 936
471, 835
21,445
171, 656
21, 263, 744
17, 609, 064
3, 654, 680
---
-
684
962
507
466
749
19, 705
19, 705
1
- - ---
2, 934, 716
457, 851
2, 917, 330
3, 513, 3G0
12, 697, 843
1
TABLE 3.-SUMMARY
OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS, BY DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT:
[For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. vii.
GOVERNMENTAL-COST
O
1.
IFor
Operation
and main tenance of
general
departments
All govern
mental costs
Total
..
(Table 11)
U
Operation
and mainte
nance of
public-sery
ice enter
prises
(Table 14)
on
EXCESS OF REVENUE
RECEIPTS OVER-
PAYMENTS
operation, maintenance, and interest
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL
GOVERNIENT
1933-Continued
For text discussion, see p 15]
For outlays
Excess of
govern
mental-cost
payments
over revenue
Interest
(Table 15)
receipts
Govern
mental-cost
payments
^Payments
,.mnt
for (operation,
maintenance,
and3interest
Z
(Table 16)
GROUP II.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000-Continued
HOUsTON, TE-__
City corporation_
County_
School district_
Navigation district_
Drainage district___
$76 7
ii,
i
$11, 240, 410
5, 245, 877
1, 797, 787
3, 511, 570
663, 421
21, 755
$10, 742,
4, 954,
1, 605,
3, 507,
652,
21,
284
423
726
491
889
755
$7, 079, 673
2, 817, 085
1, 300, 560
2, 954, 100
1, 653
6, 275
9, 951, 452
8, 652, 100
1, 299, 352
LOUISVILLE, KY ..
y.
City corporation__
County_
26
14, 801, 276
13, 387, 896
1, 413, 380
12, 211, 515
10, 890,178
1, 321, 337
POPTILAN D, OREG ..
City corporation_.
C ounty ............
School district___
Port district .......
20, 238,
9, 343,
6, 321,
4, 167,
406,
17, 324, 554
7, 517, 963
5, 232, 928
4, 167, 193
406, 470
788
327
798
193
470
12, 705,
4, 269,
4, 597,
3, 673,
164,
047
478
183
544
842
$756, 674
461, 933
--
-
-
-
-
-
294, 741
$2, 905, 937
1, 675, 405
305, 166
553, 391
356, 495
15, 480
$498, 126
291,454
192, 061
4, 079
10, 532
637, 683
637, 683
1, 622, 380
1, 600, 395
21, 985
3, 713, 973
2, 450, 767
635, 745
493, 649
133, 812
2, 914, 234
1, 825, 364
1, 088, 870
107, 816
a
v
$3,
383, 161
-
0
981,462
O
---
2, 589, 761
2, 497, 718
92, 043
905, 534
797, 718
$2, 885, 035
$1, 608, 299
1, 170, 867
--
4, 085, 101
. .
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
27
CoLUMBUS, OHImo
--..............
City corporation .___..____ ..
School district
____
$13, 357, 473
9, 185, 766
4, 171, 707
$12, 218,912
8, 054, 599
4, 164, 313
$9, 241, 551
$821, 719
5, 564, 235
821, 719
3, 677, 316 _-------
$2,155, 642
1, 668, 645
486, 997
28
TOLEDO, OIro .--.........
City corporation _________-......
School district_
12, 780, 937
8, 779, 743
4, 001, 194
12, 521, 560
8, 551, 742
3, 969, 818
9, 773, 143
774, 895
6, 444, 539
774, 895
3, 328, 604 --......
1, 973, 522
1, 332, 308
641, 214
$1,138, 561 ---------1, 131, 167 .
7, 394
259, 377
228, 001
31, 376
$311, 848
_
$313, 669
_---------
$1, 452, 230
-
1'52, 471
29
I
OAKLAND, CALIF_
........-----------------... 744, 723
15,
6, 421, 706
City corporation----..........-----School district__----------------6, 086, 326
Sanitary district .----------------.-------------3, 236, 691
Utility district------------..............-----
14, 045, 527
5, 382, 491
6, 054, 703
16, 059, 943
10, 655, 826
5, 404, 117
14, 973, 707
9, 589, 355
5, 384, 352
8, 598, 772
8, 107, 541
11, 948, 533
10, 598, 396
11, 487, 704
9, 108, 754
DENVER, COL .......------------------City corporation -----------...........
School district-._-------------ATLANTA, GA---.......
32
ST. PAUL, MINN_-------------------
33
DALLAS, TEX-
34
BIRMINGHAM, ALA---------..............-----
5, 803, 433
5, 471, 630
35
_----- ---AKRON, OHIO- -. ---..
City corporation.....___-....-- _
School district------------___
9, 355, 465
6, 341, 425
3, 014, 040
8, 987, 857
5, 999, 987
2, 987, 870
36
MEMPHIS,
37
PROVIDENCE, R. I- ......---........-
38
39
..------------------..
-------------.......
_----_-------....
628, 358
12, 137,: 345
7, 199, 844
4, 937, 501
858, 605
858, 605
1, 977, 757
1, 530, 906
446, 851
1, 086, 236
1, 066, 471
19, 765
6, 897, 1 36
389, 399
821, 006
491, 231
553, 448
2, 176, 355
1, 350, 137
49, 474
6, 865, 6i78
503, 183
1, 739, 893
2, 378, 950
586, 447
82
4, 235, 71
13, 687
1, 222,161
331, 803
816, 213
1,148, 016
6, 336, 768
3, 791,: 315
2, 545, 9453
267, 272
267, 272
2, 383, 817
1, 941, 400
442, 417
367, 608
341, 438
26, 170
747, 102
1,114,710
4, 763, 168
373, 538
1, 457, 568
543, 971
937, 076
1, 481, 047
614, 834
2, 554, 546
866, 818
1, 460, 892
2, 327, 710
311, 376
311, 376
1, 670, 498
1, 280, 271
390, 227
773, 597
1, 185, 096
271, 320
502, 277
1, 741, 286
918, 308
440, 2401
382, 738
725, 652
355, 048
10, 421
360, 183
7, 868, 593
6, 594, 274
----SAN ANTONIO, TEX_.-----__
City corporation_____. _________
School district-------------------
6, 239, 658
3, 447, 838
2, 791, 820
5, 466, 061
3, 176, 518
2, 289, 543
3, 484,] 187
1, 584, 871
1, 899,: 316
OMAHA, NEBR _____- __________......
City corporation . _
-............
School district -___-............
Public utilities district ..........
-
9,
3,
3,
2,
9,
3,
3,
2,
240, 028
574, 791
497, 123
168, 114
5, 725, 516
2, 649,: 171
3, 056, 883
19, 462
1, 773, 226
7, 312
12, 428, 530
1, 699,196
1, 039, 215
31, 623
-------------
15, 597, 910
680
839
544
297
1, 743, 576
1, 844, 211
7, 138, 245
965,
929,
507,
528,
657, 340
763, 749
373
16, 464, 728
TENN
2, 028, 742
2, 969, 200
539, 858
585, 131
2, 608, 333
31
329, 546
1, 074, 902
311, 153
10, 001, 425
4, 531, 480
5, 469, 572
1, 765, 914
-------------------...-
540, 645
1, 031, 876
1, 300, 663
1, 792, 503
1, 958, 693
..............
1,181, 300
1, 906, 952
0
1, 056, 702
y
--------------
40
SYRACUSE, N. Y___----------------City corporation.-------..........
County supervisors' fund .....
15, 002, 642
14, 741, 353
261, 289
12, 811, 014
12, 549, 725
261, 289
10, 720, 783
10, 459, 494
261,: 289
304, 095
304, 095
1, 786, 136
1, 786, 136
2, 191, 628
2, 191, 628
1,134, 926
41
DAYTON, OHIO.---------..--____
-_
City corporation___ ___ ......
....
School district___---------------
9, 109, 813
6, 309, 246
2, 800, 567
7, 813, 226
5, 062, 741
2, 750, 485
6, 360,: 393
3, 994, 052
2, 366, 341
287, 180
287, 180
1, 165, 653
781, 509
384, 144
1, 296, 587
1, 246, 505
50, 082
..............
--------------
42
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA__...--.......
City corporation.--..-..........
School district--------------_
__
5, 672, 964
3, 375, 501
2, 297, 463
5, 423, 571
3, 176, 370
2, 247, 201
3, 976, (055
2, 027, 024
1, 949, 031
250, 856
250, 856
1, 196, 660
898, 490
298, 170
249, 393
199, 131
50, 262
13, 593, 604
11, 453, 195
10, 626, 397
310, 822
515, 976
2, 140, 409
425, 610
2, 566, 019
9, 030, 275
8, 607, 372
6, 007, 358
893, 563
1,
706, 451
422, 903
451, 836
874, 739
43
WORCESTER, MAss_ -------------
44
RICHMOND, VA----.......-..-------
_
1 Excess of payments for operation, maintenance, and interest over revenue receipts.
Z
______ __
___
...
..........
147, 537
--- 3 214,1
3, 214, 128
...............
1, 444, 124
3, 463, 521
--------------
TABLE 3.-SUMMARY OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS,
BY DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT:
[For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. VII.
GOVERNMENTAL-COST
EXCES OF R
EXCESS OF REVENUE
RECEIPTS OVER
PAYMENTS
Excess of
For operation, maintenance, and interest
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT
Operation
and mainte
nance of
public-serv
ice enter
prises
(Table 14)
Operation
and maintenance of
general
departments
S
s
(Table 11)
U
1933-Continued
For text discussion, see p. 15]
govern
mental-cost
payments
over revenue
receipts
For outlays
Interest
(Table 15)
Governmental-cost
payments
Payments
for operation,
maintenance,
and interest
(Table 16)
M
H
Uj
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000--Continued
I
i
i
45
47
FORT WORTH, TEX--- -----------City corporation__
School district .......----------
-
..........
City corporation_____
..........
School district________
HARTFORD, CONN__
City corporation__
School district ____-
Metropolitan district
49
50
51
-..........
FLINT, MICH__......... ...........
City corporation_
School district_
NEW HAVEN, CONN _City corporation___
Im provem ent association ..
SAN DIEGO, CALIF---_----------City corporation__
School district.._----------------
....
7, 661, 601
4, 897, 432
2, 764, 169
6, 457, 712
3, 881, 492
2, 576, 220
5, 475, 358
288
3, 523,
1, 952, 070
5, 133, 713
3, 225, 632
1, 908, 081
3, 598, 277
1,
910, 068
1, 688, 209
11, 203, 392
8, 074, 612
2, 393, 431
735, 349
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH_
48
176
673
098
405
$6, 678, 442
4, 195, 472
2, 390, 615
8, 987, 239
6, 216, 161
2, 771, 078
46
--
$5, 788,
3, 433,
2, 263,
91,
$7, 526, 405
5, 005, 514
2, 401, 491
119, 400
YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO_-----------..........
City corporation_____
School district _---------------district _-------------Park
10, 440, 211
7, 739, 985
2, 306, 711
393, 515
5, 666, 945
3, 508, 834
2, 158, 111
9, 029, 108
8, 997, 158
31, 950
8, 331, 755
5, 607, 765
2, 723, 990
467, 010
312, 704
154, 306
696, 269
664, 319
31, 950
6, 549, 488
3, 837, 807
2, 711, 681
5,
3,
2,
8,
8,
$354, 864
354, 864
831, 904
643, 955
187, 949
1, 325, 638
1, 318, 729
6, 909
233,001
233, 001
1, 302, 435
1, 082, 563
219, 872
341, 645
297, 656
43, 989
1, 157,
771,
353,
32,
763,
334,
86,
341,
315, 763
33, 846
4, 582, 999
2, 671, 534
1, 911, 465
141, 960
141, 960
113
163
950
652
602
050
2, 618
2, 618
7, 779,
7, 747,
31,
5, 127,
2, 649,
2, 478,
$847, 963
810, 042
10, 876
27, 045
371, 985
371, 985
833
461
829
543
8, 966,
6, 934,
1, 952,
79,
281, 917
615
678
882
055
y
I
I
i
402
$535,
406, 935
127, 517
950
181
627
720
834
742, 051
499, 210
242, 841
914, 538
914, 538
199, 935
196, 130
3, 805
332, 839
332, 839
938, 695
705, 064
233, 631
1, 782, 267
1, 769, 958
12, 309
$292, 061
$555, 902
-------------------------------------
234,010
1, 091, 628
------------------------...............
.- - - - - - - - - - ...............
...............
...............
802, 049
$460, 404
-------------------------
1, 865, 658
1, 102, 477
H
00
y
O
H
y
t
l
----------------------------------
601
2, 094,
1, 163, 558
2, 294, 536
2,
294, 536
1, 496,
397
--------------
483, 141
483, 141
y
478, 155
1, 304,112
52
NASHVILLE, TENN._................
_
4, 960, 781
4, 349, 683
3, 241, 785
340, 943
766, 955
611, 098
53
LONG BEACH, CALIF--.. ----------City corporation__ ___________-School district_____________- -__ _
9, 319, 042
6, 085, 464
3, 233, 578
8, 114, 507
5, 092, 283
3, 022, 224
5, 585, 673
2, 890, 748
2, 694, 925
1, 375, 230
1, 375, 230
1, 153, 604
826, 305
327, 299
1, 204, 535
993, 181
211, 354
54
SPRINGFIELD, MASS_--__-- ----
-
11, 074, 271
10, 511, 743
9, 331, 307
272, 572
907, 864
562, 528
55
BRIDGEPORT, CONN_____
_
517,
$..8, 627
8, 175, 349
7, 492, 794
11, 919
670, 636
342, 278
737, 686
56
TULSA, OKLA----______ _______-- City corporation__
_
_
School district _________________
5, 273, 588
2, 968, 313
2, 305, 275
4, 920, 284
2, 732, 896
2, 187, 388
3, 366, 990
1, 502, 644
1, 864, 346
307, 860
307, 860
1, 245, 434
922, 392
323, 042
353, 304
235, 417
117, 887
-------------------------
DES MOINES, IOWA_______
334, 169
334, 169
861, 287
521, 411
339, 876
390, 960
378, 532
12, 428
476,
138,
285,
52,
57
--
____
1
_
6, 121, 905
City corporation-_
_
School district. _________________
3, 302, 754
2, 819, 151
5, 730, 945
2, 924, 222
2, 806, 723
4, 535, 489
2, 068, 642
2, 466, 847
58
SCRANTON, PA -------- -______--_
City corporation_________
School district________________
Poor district
_____
6, 313, 071
2, 033, 996
3, 431, 234
847, 841
5, 337, 433
1, 920, 352
2, 569, 240
847, 841
4, 860,
1, 781,
2, 2b3,
795,
59
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH __________
City corporation___
School district_______________
4, 883, 040
2, 656, 912
2, 226, 128
4, 620, 530
2, 398, 288
2, 222, 242
3, 655, 887
1, 641, 608
2, 014, 279
60
YONKERS, N. Y----------------------
13, 449, 759
12, 045, 434
61
PATERSON, N. J____________- _______
7, 971, 917
62
JACKSONVILLE, FLA_-- ------City corporation----___________
__
School district___________________
984
612
975
37
398
398
854, 599
1, 465, 697
291, 310
913, 225
136, 956
----------..
699, 484
1395, 408
975, 148
1, 328, 452
384, 666
6, 294
..............-
1+
-------------
051
342
265
444
975, 638
113, 644
861, 994
494, 284
-------------
-------------
270, 766
270, 766
693, 877
485, 914
207, 963
262, 510
258, 624
3, 886
9, 987, 030
380, 186
1, 678, 218
1, 404, 325
670, 547
7, 413, 990
5, 699, 911
571, 102
1, 142, 977
557, 927
657, 875
6, 079, 113
4, 737, 254
1, 341, 859
5, 829, 996
4, 499, 775
1, 330, 221
3, 560, 803
2, 460, 276
1, 100, 527
1, 401, 064
1, 401, 064
868, 129
638, 435
229, 694
249, 117
237, 479
11, 638
-------------------------
8, 095, 757
6, 292, 904
402, 082
1, 400, 771
986, 377
---
481, 354
-------------
247, 025
509, 535
H
.............
733, 778
1 99, 948
---
--------
746, 192
- -- -- - - -
995, 309
-
63
ALBANY, N. Y__-----------------------
9, 082,134
64
NORFOLK, VA-_ -------------
5, 616, 470
5, 551, 019
3, 253, 929
270, 977
2, 026, 113
65, 451
65
TRENTON, N. J.--------..............
6, 821, 633
6, 766, 558
5, 266, 679
410, 548
1, 089, 331
55, 075
66
KANSAS CITY, KANS_--------------City corporation___------------School district_-.---_________
Drainage district- .--....
_
._ ..
- 5, 714, 360
- 4, 095, 232
1, 453, 012
166, 116
4, 865, 251
3, 277, 037
1, 422, 098
166, 116
2, 695,
1, 284,
1, 337,
73,
67
CHATTANOOGA, TENN ---------.....
3, 272, 686
3, 049, 130
2, 275, 197
21, 411
752, 522
223, 556
123, 978
99, 578
68
FORT WAYNE, IND- --.---- ...
._
City corporation---- --------- _
_
School district_-.- _____________.
4, 907,115
3, 052, 466
1, 854, 649
3, 703, 551
2, 132, 863
1, 570, 688
2, 582, 808
1, 163, 047
1, 419, 761
807, 348
807, 348
313, 395
162, 468
150, 927
1, 203, 564
919, 603
283, 961
934, 722
268, 842
-
301
016
828
457
1 Excess of payments for operation, maintenance, and interest over revenue receipts.
1, 470, 432
1, 470, 432
699,
522,
84,
92,
518
589
270
659
849, 109
818, 195
30, 914
..
..
...
366, 614
1,352, 991
1, 017, 853
.-.........
1, 083, 304
1345, 814
400, 889
1, 256, 605
-..........
1
2,105, 714
-------------
2
TABLE 3.-SUMMARY OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS, BY DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
[For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. viii.
For text discussion, see p. 15]
EXCESS OF REVENUE
RECEIPTS OVER
GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS
Excess of
govern
mental-cost
payments
over revenue
receipts
For operation, maintenance, and interest
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT
Operation
and maintenance of
general
departments
(Table 11)
0~
1933--Continued
Operation
and mainte
nance of
public- serv
ice enter
prises
(Table 14)
For outlays
Interest
(Table 15)
Payments
, _
Govern
mental-cost
payments
for operation,
maintenance,
and interest
(Table 16)
H
i
1
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000-Continued
I
69
70
CAMDEN, N. J-------------___---ERIE, PA--------------------------City corporation- ._---.-----_--------------_
School district _
$3, 882, 937
$225, 991
$1, 277, 002
$208, 990
4, 086, 447
2, 027, 499
2, 058, 948
3, 939, 637
1, 911, 055
2, 028, 582
3,041, 468
1, 242, 790
1, 798, 678
310, 016
310, 016
588, 153
358, 249
229, 904
146, 810
116, 444
30, 366
329, 959
1, 002, 277
188, 350
17, 291
205, 641
10, 111
10, 111
431, 842
326, 842
105, 000
424, 033
349, 618
74, 415
878, 607
1, 302, 640
225, 875
161, 792
64, 083
235, 689
224, 117
11, 572
214, 229
138, 600
171, 311
540, 752
28, 364
332, 327
701, 075
1, 445, 999
71
ELIZABETH, N. J.--
6, 246, 433
6, 058, 083
72
-_-.-------WICHITA, KANS-City corporation __-.--------_--------------_
School district _
3, 662, 697
1, 744, 235
1, 918, 462
3, 238, 664
1, 394, 617
1, 844, 047
2, 796, 711
1, 057, 664
1, 739, 047
73
.--------.
SPO KA N E, W ASH __. . .
City corporation____ ___.....
School district
---------------
3, 521, 451
1, 936, 227
1, 585, 224
3, 285, 762
1, 712, 110
1, 573, 652
2, 921, 287
1, 411, 718
1, 509, 569
74
FALL RIVER, MIASS__ ...............
4, 569, 530
4, 541, 166
3, 829, 103
75
CAMBRIDGE, M[ASS- .---
...-------...
$449, 597
$5, 385, 930
4, 725, 847
..---------------.
,
I
I
$5, 594, 920
8, 330, 690
6, 884, 691
5, 851, 289
138, 600
76
NEW BEDFORD, M?\ASS...._._____
5, 085, 011
5, 036, 149
4, 263, 171
227, 256
545, 722
READING, PA __-------------------City corporation__------------School district_----------------
4, 295, 729
2, 075, 499
2, 220, 230
3, 777, 002
1, 617, 538
2, 159, 464
3, 121, 139
1,177, 880
1, 943, 259
187, 647
187, 647
468, 216
252, 011
216, 205
KNOXVILLE, TENN--...............--------------..
3, 936, 124
3, 829, 353
2, 446, 726
189, 945
1,192, 682
106, 771
314, 277
..............-
C
449, 918
-------------
1, 014, 456
1, 042, 820
862, 179
911, 041
224, 901
743, 628
82, 192
188, 963
537, 238
518, 727
457, 961
60, 766
78
-------------
48, 862
77
1 $240, 607
$167, 467
II----------
.. I
908, 761
M
79
______------------3, 325, 081
__
PEORIA, ILL ..._----------- - 1, 429, 942
.
City corporation-1, 417, 457
-----------........
School district
179, 990
_.
..--------------..
Park district_
207, 335
Sanitary district__--------------90, 357
Town_------------------------ --
3, 044, 603
1, 384, 609
1, 191, 309
172, 783
205, 545
90, 357
2, 754,
1, 210,
1, 166,
169,
117,
90,
8, 142
684
8, 142
691
_.--------579 __
742 .....--------......
315 ...------------..
357
281, 777
165, 776
24, 730
3, 041
88, 230
..-------------- 491,031
280, 478 .
45, 333 ....
226, 148 ...
7, 207 ...................................
1, 790___
771, 509
___
80
SOUTH BEND, IND--..--------------.
City corporation_____----------School district ----------------
2, 782, 325
1,266, 952
1,515, 373
2, 713, 503
1, 205, 450
1, 508, 053
186, 285
2, 214, 234
186, 285
870, 461
1, 343, 773 -------------
312, 984
148, 704
164, 280
282, 819
.....-------------- 213, 997
68, 822 ...
____________----------.
61, 502 ---------7, 320 .
81
4, 672, 595
TACOMA, WASH_ .-----------------3,082, 238
City corporation.
1, 467,
.----------------- 248
School district
123, 109
Park district----...----------------
4, 582, 309
3,006, 089
1,465, 413
110, 807
2, 911, 302
1, 455, 835
1, 348, 120
107, 347
842, 416
842, 416
.............
828, 591
707, 838
117, 293
3,460
90, 286 -------------76, 149
1, 835
12, 302
82
_.....---------------GARY, IND ___
City corporation----------------School district_
3, 095, 531
1,327, 908
1, 767, 623
2,849,938
1,304, 805
1, 545, 133
2, 564, 744
1, 176, 269
1, 388, 475
_
.............
285, 194
128, 536
156, 658
83
MIAMI, FLA_
---------City corporation___---___------------School district
84
CANTON, OIIO ____........-...-City corporation_
School district .............-
3, 566, 391
2, 510, 541
1,055, 850
3, 349, 822
1, 767, 364
1,582, 458
3,488, 318
2, 440, 794
1,047, 524
3, 279, 364
1, 697, 542
1, 581, 822
175, 293
3,005, 027
175, 293
2, 237, 234
__________
...
767, 793
147, 791
2, 378, 998
147, 791
1, 084, 717
1, 294, 281-- ---....-------
.
-
404, 275
169, 021
189, 189
189, 189
_
.............
269, 926
269, 926
___ .. . . . . .
307, 998
28, 267
279, 731
752, 575
465, 034
-.... 541
287,
657, 442
417, 361
940, 961
686, 097
254, 864
186, 677
85, 104
10 1, 5 73
932, 532
1,022, 818
194, 997
50, 596 ..-------------245, 593
23, 103-------------------------------------_____
222, 490
1, 247,955
78, 073....
-------------.
69, 747
8, 326
48,308
70, 458
..........
__...........................
69, 822
636
1,326,028
118, 766
1, 962, 939
869, 992
.....
1, 092, 947
456, 710
272, 713
..
183,997 _______...
284, 484
207, 120
77, 364 --------------____
66, 209 ..............------------------11,155 ______________--------------------------_
O
120, 389
29, 737
90, 652
.
66, 504 _-.
. .. . . . . . . . . . . . .
2 4 , 14 8 _- __ _ __.
85
86
87
WILMINGTON, DEL ...-----------. .
SOMERVILLE, MASS----- ----------_----------TAMPA, FLA_ ___. ----City corporation_______---------School district______-------------
5, 260, 626
4, 790, 116
3, 660, 967
2, 534, 459
1,126, 508
4, 167, 679
4, 606, 119
3, 583, 603
2, 468, 250
1,115, 353
88
------------------EVANSVILLE, IND_
City corporation__--------------Sc h o ol d is t r ic t -_- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
2, 734, 837
1, 564, 473
1, 17 0, 3 6 4
2, 644, 185
1, 497, 969
1, 14 6, 2 16
3, 105, 962
4, 019, 737
2, 453, 453
1, 592, 964
860, 489
2, 187, 582
1, 142, 939
1, 0 4 4 , 6 4 3
89
90
91
92
EL PASO, TEX_---------------------..-.-----------------LYNN, MASS-UTICA, N. Y -----------------------DULUTH, MINN-- ------------------.__- ---------City corporation__
School district __---------------
2, 734, 592
5, 669, 099
6, 012, 719
2, 487, 165
5, 424, 979
5, 149, 489
1, 757, 585
4, 660, 316
4, 580, 016
177, 819
247, 802
500
551, 761
516, 861
568, 973
247, 427 -------------244,120 --------------596, 015
863, 230
5, 138, 020
3, 168, 526
- 1, 969, 494
4, 309, 095
2, 347, 442
1,961, 653
3, 005, 446
1, 271, 789
1, 733, 657 _
702, 074
702, 074
_227,
601, 575
373, 579
996
828, 925-----------------821, 084 _
7, 841
93
------------WATERBURY, CONN_ _.
-________
City corporation
School district__--------_._..
LOWELL, MASS .............
5, 744, 682
5, 721, 530
23, 152
5, 199, 070
5, 175, 918
23, 152
4, 270, 606
4, 249, 536
21, 070
117, 067
117, 067
--
4, 633, 663
4, 601,065
3, 925, 919
305, 883
491, 100
54, 512 ____-------545, 612
811, 397
545, 612 .
809, 315
2, 082---------------------------------------------------12, 993
19, 605 _
32, 598
369, 263
94
1 Excess of payments for operation, maintenance, and interest over revenue receipts.
362, 259
133, 945
............
609, 686
378, 065
267, 215
413, 128
1, 242, 053
TABLE 4.--PER CAPITA REVENUE
RECEIPTS AND SPECIFIED GOVERNMENTAL-COST
[For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. viu.
For text discussion, see p. 18. For absolute amounts, see tables 2 and 3]
PER CAPITA GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS FOR-
PER CAPITA REVENUE RECEIPTS FROM--
Taxes
CITY
All
reve
nues
0
C
General
ecial
property Special
Poll
PAYMENTS: 1933
Special Fines,
Busi
assess for
%ness
ments
feits,
and
and
and es
non
;special cheats
busi
charges
ness
license
Sub
ven
tions
and
grants,
dona
tions,
and
pen
sion
assess
ments
High
way
privi
leges,
rents,
and
inter
est
Earn
Earn
ings of ings of
public
general
depart service
ments enter
prises
Opera
tion,
mainte
nance,
and
interest
Opera
tion
and
mainte
nance
of
general
depart
ments
-,'
U
Per
capita
excess
of rev
enue
receipts
Opera
over
tion
pay
and
ments
mainte
for
nance
Interest operaof
tion,
public
mainte
service
nance,
enter
and
prises
inter
est 1
Grand total__________....
$66. 88
843. 02
$0. 52
$0. 06
$2.30
$1. 59
$0. 18
$8.25
$2.93
$1. 67
$6. 36
$58. 62
$46. 08
$3.08
$9. 47
77. 42
65. 48
46. 79
50. 15
41.38
29. 78
. 57
. 27
.54
. 02
.04
.14
2. 56
3.34
1.30
1. 58
1.79
1.51
.19
. 18
. 15
9.92
7. 95
5. 12
4. 00
2. 29
1. 15
1. 72
2. 13
1.34
6. 72
6. 12
5. 75
68. 02
56. 85
40. 97
53. 60
44. 31
32. 10
3.33
3.30
2. 47
11. 09
9.40
8. 63
5. 82
$85. 84
50. 12
54. 49
56. 58
70. 96
58. 56
43.71
50. 21
91.19
59. 73
69. 72
62. 44
84. 45
$68. 42
39. 56
39. 94
41.41
53. 94
44. 33
36. 84
38. 56
76. 02
47. 22
51. 34
54. 99
73.44
$2. 81
1.93
1. 00
7.30
8. 44
4. 89
2.96
1. 40
3.53
2. 59
6. 97
1. 52
2. 09
$14. 61
8. 63
13. 55
7.86
8. 57
9. 34
3.92
10. 25
11. 64
9. 92
11. 41
5. 93
8.91
2
$8. 25
---
.
Group I_ _
Group II -_
_
-
Group III_____
9. 24
6. 39
C)
11
GROUP I.-CITIES HAVING AIPOPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
New York, N. Y____________
Chicago, Ill__
Philadelphia, Pa ___________
Detroit, Mich ____________
__
Los Angeles, Calif_ _ _
_
Cleveland, Ohio_ .......
_
St. Louis, Mo ____
Baltimore, Md..___-________
Boston, Mass____
-Pittsburgh, Pa_
San Francisco, Calif __.____
Milwaukee, Wis ....
Buffalo, N. Y_______________
$95. 31
61.45
63. 43
67. 59
83. 37
61. 80
52. 85
65. 06
94. 52
67.19
77. 45
77. 17
80. 89
$61. 64
$0. 60 ________
___
45. 03 ...
.
43. 55
____
$0. 03
39. 14
.0743. 52
__ _
33. 98
. 13
____________
33.95
. 92
37. 80
5. 88
.30
64. 84
. 14
54. 53 -- ____
______________
46. 16
....
49. 95
2. 97
53.95
.82 .. ______
$3. 13
2. 75
.82
1. 21
2. 91
3. 27
3.12
2. 96
2.17
1. 57
3. 34
1. 42
2. 76
$1. 32
2. 01
.02
1.32
4. 30
1. 14
4. 83
.91
.66
. 21
.46
2. 79
1.85
$0. 18
.20
.13
.23
.42
.25
.13
.03
.15
17
.27
.25
.06
$17. 16
2. 63
2. 50
11.44
8. 24
10. 40
1.04
12. 20
4. 69
3. 18
5. 93
12. 20
15. 02
$4. 66
2. 97
11. 47
.56
2. 50
1. 39
2. 65
2. 98
7. 25
1. 58
1. 89
1. 24
.98
$1. 07
2. 26
1. 59
2. 81
1. 94
1.97
1.99
1. 18
2. 70
1. 60
1. 81
2. 54
1.29
$5. 55
3.61
3. 33
10. 81
19. 55
9. 27
5. 13
6. 07
5. 88
4. 21
17. 58
3. 80
4.17
$9. 47 S H
11.32
U)
8. 94
11.01
12. 41
3. 24
9. 14
14. 84
3.33
7. 46
7. 73
14. 73
3. 56
E-
GROUP II.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
. $84.06
Washington, D. C___----55. 80
Minneapolis, Minn___-----51. 15
New Orleans, La- .___---..
85. 12
Cincinnati, Ohio _______ .__
72. 66
__
Newark, N. J----_ --------__
51. 83
Kansas City, Mo -__--.
80. 67
Seattle, Wash___________-- _
48. 24
dianapolis, Ind ---------.....---------- 85. 51
Rochester, N. Y
.
73.73
.
Jersey City, N. J-----------44. 43
Houston, Tex ________----41.68
Louisville, Ky__ ..........
69. 31
Portland, Oreg
______ $11.25
$47. 29
$0. 01 ....
.77
.12
37. 80
2. 61
35. 28 ___--.$0. 26
3. 91
1. 75 ________
47. 82
4. 72
.06
46. 47 - .50
3.61
36. 91
....
1.43
40. 59 _____-_-----__
.70
__.
.18
38. 60
2. 78
.39
53.68
3.59
.02
50. 59
.46
.81
_
31. 54_
1.66
29. 38 ----------39. 62 ________---------2. 71
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
$45. 62
Columbus, Ohio_______ 41.72
Toledo, Ohio __________-... .
4. 69
Oakland, Calif_ __________
02
Denver, Colo__ __57.
Atlanta, Ga .--------------- 32. 59
42. 82
St. Paul, Minn__________-_
- 39. 40
Dallas, Tex _____--------24. 35
Birmingham, Ala.... ______
38. 11
_
_
Ohio
Akron,
30.88
Memphis, Tenn ___-70. 19
Providence, R. I ___________
San Antonio, Tex----------- 30.76
.__
51. 18
Omaha, Nebr _________
__
64. 65
Syracuse, N. Y.._________
. 44. 81
.. .
Dayton, Ohio ..
44. 66
Oklahoma City, Okla_......
70. 84
...-------Worcester, Mass--28
Richmond, Va___51.
40. 01
Youngstown, Ohio ___-.____
45. 96
Grand Rapids, Mich _______
35. 16
Fort Worth, Tex.______ ___
73. 47
__--__--Hartford, Conn ..
46. 87
.
Flint, Mich ________-.. ____
62. 65
New Haven, Conn___-_---. -49. 61
San Diego, Calif .... _____
23
_
.37.
Nashville, Tenn __-__-58. 32
Long Beach, Calif ... ____.
73. 13
.
- __.
Springfield, Mass--_
52. 89
Bridgeport, Conn .. _.....
42. 51
Tulsa, Okla ............
. $2. 44
$0. 41 $22. 04
2. 43
.32 _
22. 92
. 98
-_______
29. 26 -__
1. 68
..
38. 04 _
$0. 30
2. 41
18. 75 ..
2. 11
.04
26. 70
.15
23. 39 _.____________
3. 32
.09
12. 17 ..--...
2. 26
20. 98
(2)
. 24
.16 ___.____
19.92
.56
.20
49. 54
.15
21.28--------........
. 95
29. 97
_
1. 41
.50 35. 71
2. 33
.25 -....
26. 91
.91
33. 59 ______________
. 45
.39
4. 50
49. 30
3. 19
.34
29. 12 _______
1. 79
.
23. 34
.03 .
. 38
_____
28. 52 ________
.10
23. 91 ___._____ .____
.37
.71
56. 40
2. 83
. .________.. .12
.. .
28. 90
.44
.49
53. 91
.24
.90
..---- ....-----25. 57
......
1. 23
.35
21. 38
1. 25
26. 73
.__________ _
.65
5. 39
.48
49. 98
.64
.30
.09
47. 61
.51
.. _____------_
33. 85
$0. 86
4. 04
3. 31
2. 77
.68
1.15
.46
.18
5. 31
.32
(2)
.22
3. 26
$0. 54
.18
.06
.29
.17
.16
.23
.03
.07
.12
.15
.04
.14
$17. 68
7. 04
2. 31
9. 41
9.26
1.45
6. 87
6.80
15.98
7. 05
3. 63
1.42
13. 01
$0. 58
1. 59
1. 21
9. 73
2. 88
1. 84
.95
.42
1. 10
3.00
1. 42
1.21
2. 84
$2. 01
1. 28
1. 71
4. 32
3.10
1.59
1.56
1.23
2. 04
2. 56
1. 85
2. 63
1. 47
$3. 85
3. 00
4. 41
5. 11
4. 83
5. 12
28. 57
.10
4. 16
6.01
5. 04
5.11
6. 26
$67. 18
48. 55
38. 89
62. 89
77.08
46. 35
69. 04
40. 35
76. 77
82.16
33. 79
38. 58
56. 08
$64. 82
40. 35
24. 91
47. 75
59. 22
35. 48
40. 04
35. 90
63.76
64. 88
22. 27
31.44
41. 13
$16.
$2. 36 .....------ 88
7. 25
$6. 39
1. 81
12. 26
3. 50
10. 47
12. 49
22. 23
2. 65
4.
4
2. 21
15. 65
5.48
2. 87
8. 00
13.38
11. 63
15. 62
7. 89
.05
4. 41
8. 75
2. 08
10. 93
8. 43
2. 85
14. 43
10. 64
2. 38
9. 14
3. 10
2. 01
5.13
13. 22
2. 93
12. 02
$40. 77
41.89
47. 79
51. 07
28. 91
38. 14
32. 92
20. 12
33. 90
25. 22
61. 07
22.64
42. 42
59. 73
37. 82
27. 25
57. 88
46. 55
38. 34
44. 60
30. 41
62. 33
33.01
53. 45
41. 37
27. 85
52. 42
68. 57
55. 58
33. 47
$30. 84
32. 70
34. 03
41.40
24. 60
28. 31
24. 81
15. 58
23. 90
18. 21
48. 66
14.43
26. 29
49.98
30. 79
19. 98
53. 70
32. 49
33. 23
37. 59
21. 32
53. 53
27. 68
47. 81
32. 39
20. 75
36. 08
60. 87
50. 94
22. 90
$2. 74
2. 59
3. 66
2. 93
1. 39
1.99
1. 82
.05
1. 01
1. 43
2. 41
1.29
8. 14
1. 42
1.39
1. 26
1. 57
4. 83
2. 04
2. 17
1.38
1. 89
.86
.02
3. 05
2. 18
8. 88
1. 78
.08
2. 09
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
1Italics indicate
$2. 93
2. 96
.45
4. 61
1. 57
3. 41
.68
3. 91
2. 72
.58
1.06
.01
2.34
5. 87
2. 41
.17
1. 32
.91
1. 34
3. 68
.59
.72
1. 71
.20
.60
.33
.22
.57
.06
.01
$0. 13
.08
.17
.15
.44
.12
.36
.20
.11
.29
.11
.05
.12
.08
.11
.31
.04
.23
.02
.20
.24
.28
.14
.17
.36
.14
.05
.12
.11
.19
$8.80
7. 44
10. 51
.81
.79
3. 20
7. 58
3. 77
6. 66
2. 76
6. 74
3.05
.72
16. 15
6. 90
1.53
5. 50
1.97
9. 19
4. 26
3. 17
1. 19
9. 84
3. 33
9. 79
8. 11
10. 36
3. 92
.99
.94
$1. 86
.63
.85
1.01
1. 20
2.70
1. 03
.27
.47
.32
3. 73
1.54
2. 17
.30
.92
2. 54
.64
3. 67
.13
1. 51
1. 00
1.79
.54
.61
1. 27
1. 11
2. 95
.17
.20
.91
$0. 89
1. 10
1. 19
2. 45
1. 00
.76
1. 29
.59
.99
.77
1. 68
.51
1. 11
.90
1. 03
1. 16
4. 42
.91
.61
2. 49
1.57
3. 68
2. 67
3. 24
.64
.60
1. 00
5. 61
2. 79
.73
per capita excess of payments for operation, maintenance, and interest over revenue receipts.
$6. 12
3. 84
11. 28
8. 26
6. 13
3. 77
4. 91
.03
3. 94
4. 85
6. 55
4.16
13. 80
3. 73
3. 94
4. 44
4. 28
10. 93
3. 57
4. 91
4. 59
5. 51
2. 96
.01
10. 48
3.99
15. 76
6. 24
.10
5. 36
2 Less than
5
of 1 cent.
$7. 19
6. 60
10. 10
6. 75
2. 93
7. 83
6. 29
4. 49
8. 99
5. 57
10. 00
6. 92
7. 99
8. 33
5. 64
6. 01
2. 61
9. 23
3. 07
4. 84
7. 72
6. 91
4. 48
5. 62
5. 93
4. 91
7. 45
5. 92
4. 56
8. 47
$4. 85
.18
6.90
5. 95
3. 68
4. 68
6. 48
4. 22
4. 20
5. 66
9. 11
8.11
8.76
4. 93
6. 99
17. 40
12. 97
4. 73
1. 68
1.36
4. 75
11.14
13.86
9.20
8. 24
9.38
5. 90
4. 56
2. F9
9.04
(1
t
2
O
CAPITA REVENUE
TABLE 4.-PER
RECEIPTS AND
PAYMENTS:
SPECIFIED GOVERNMENTAL-COST
[For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. viii.
For text discussion, see p. 18.
PER CAPITAGOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS FOR-
REVENUE RECEIPTS FROMPER CAPITA
Taxes
CIT
CIa
BusiAlless
revenues
nues
eneral
General Special
property
Poll
and
nonbusi-
Oness
Slicense
i.
Subventions
and
SpecialFines
assess- Fines, grants,
for
mets
f
donaand
its,
tions,
and
and esspecial che
and
charges
pension
assessments
1933-Continued
For absolute amounts see tables 2 and 3]
HighEarnEarn- iand
way
Earn- ings of
privi- ings
leges,
eral
es, general publicrents, d
service
departand
ents enterinterprises
est
Operation,
maintenance,
and
interest
Per
Capita
eXCeSS
of rev
enue
receipts
Opera- Operaover
pay
n
tion
ments
d
and
d
maintefor
Interest opera
oera
nance nance I
of
tion,
of
mainte
general publicservi
nance
ments
enterand
prises
inter
est 1
z
H
H
r
GROUP III.--CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000-Continued
H
-
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
-
I
-
$39. 65
Des Moines, Iowa___-------30
Scranton, Pa--------------40.
35. 58
.
Utah ___.
Salt Lake City,
90. 96
__
Yonkers, N. Y_____---52. 62
Paterson,N. J------------49. 14
Jacksonville, Fla ___________
79
Albany, N. Y--------------72.
51.15
Norfolk, Va_-------------51. 74
Trenton, N.J-------------56. 49
Kansas City, Kans........
Chattanooga, Tenn...-----FortWayne, Ind_-------__Camden, N. J _-----------Erie, Pa----------------..
.....----Elizabeth, N.J_
Wichita, Kans__-----------
25. 54
33.08
43. 20
35. 96
53.13
-- 38.62
32.
-___ 04
Spokane, Wash _____--48.44
g
Fall River, Mass-___ ---- _
-68. 18
_
Cambridge, Mass------52. 82
_-.New Bedford, Mass--
$30. 51 ...$0. 67
_
29. 82 _
_23. 03 .........
$0. 51 _
65. 95
.11
.32
31.85
. 02
...
15. 44
.48
51.28
.09
30. 47.
.23
.22
30. 20
27. 75 --------------.33
16. 71
19.25-........
.09
26. 62
25.17 .......
.11
28. 95
.
.32
.09
1. 39
.10
$0. 41
1. 19
. 74
1.30
4.25
.98
1. 29
4. 08
3. 56
. 67
$0. 59
.51
1. 37
2. 06
.42
.47
3. 91
.14
.54
4. 42
.52
.10
.83
.25
.93
. 67
.49
3. 75
.51
2. 80
4.67
30.08----------------.39
18.11 -----.
3.67
35.90
5.97
48. 54
4. 57
38. 98
______-.39
.53
.51
.65
.88
1.08
.29
.52
...
.06
. 04
$0. 08
.06
.15
.05
.08
.18
.08
.38
.08
.06
.13
.02
.12
.07
.02
.26
.21
. 08
.02
.07
$0. 43
6. 30
5. 25
15. 50
2.66
4. 10
7. 71
2. 08
8. 71
1. 42
5. 49
1.99
3. 68
2. 89
10. 61
1.99
6.55
1.93
2. 89
2. 56
$0. 77
.51
.39
.61
2.45
.26
.85
6. 05
2. 62
1. 54
.23
.51
2. 89
.31
2. 33
.46
.47
.46
1.14
.43
IIIIIII
I
$0. 88
1. 22
.75
.83
2.33
.48
.92
.94
1.07
.27
1. 36
.46
.52
.37
.29
.68
1.23
1.89
3. 29
1. 91
$5.99
. 01
3.90
4. 16
8. 14
27. 21
6.28
6.92
4. 51
20. 36
$39. 61
36. 96
32. 04
85. 73
53.34
41. 97
62. 37
42. 80
54. 53
39. 43
$31. 34
33. 66
25.35
71. 08
41.01
25. 64
48. 48
25. 09
42. 44
21. 84
$2.31
(2)
1. 88
2. 71
4.11
10. 09
3.10
2. 09
3. 31
11. 92
$5.95
3. 30
4. 81
11.94
8.22
6. 25
10. 79
15. 62
8. 78
5. 67
$0.04
3.33
3.53
5.
22
7)
7.17
10. 42
C
8. 35
y
.10
9.94
4. 61
5.01
6. 99
24. 73
30.84
45. 22
33. 30
51.38
18. 45
21.51
32. 60
25. 71
40. 08
.17
6.72
1.90
2. 62
2. 80
6. 10
2.61
10. 72
4. 97
8. 50
.10
27.54
.81
2.24
,. Ob
2. 66
1. 74
11.08
3.86
9.05
7.95
8. 09
4.30
3.25
4. 66
3. 44
28.18
39.39
60. 23
44. 73
23.78
25.05.
33.22
51. 19
37. 86
.09
1.19
1.49
2. 91
2. 02
3.67
1.94
4.69
6. 13
4. 85
.79
79
17. 06
(
M
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
43
Reading, Pa __40.
36. 33
Knoxville, Tenn--...-.
- 34. 76
Peoria, Ill___________-27. 34
South Bend, Ind .______--- _____-....
51.80
T acom a, W ash .__
- 28. 19
Gary, Ind--.....__-------44. 66
Miami, Fla....---------_
_
31.61
C anton, O hio ___- __-....---------- 57. 51
Wilmington, Del__
47. 85
Somerville, Mass..-.......--
87
Tampa, Fla___-__-
89
90
91
92
93
94
29. 49
El Paso, Tex .... __._____56. 39
Lynn, Mass___------------52. 79
Utica, N. Y _-------54. 48
Duluth, Minn- -__--_
-5__6.17
Waterbury, Conn- .... .
__
46. 03
Lowell, Mass....-----.----
88
Evansville, Ind ---.......
36. 63
.
26. 30
.94
.76
27. 70 .......
.71
24. 01
.19 .......28. 53 -------- ...-------- 1.33
.15
.40
20. 70
......
.48
17. 56 _-_.......
.
04
.33
25.06 -- _-___
2. 30
.09
26. 36
..... ___
2. 27
19. 60
.......
________.
. 71
22. 39
......
.40
.32
34. 60
3. 04
23. 07 _____
...
18.21
19. 30
39. 46
33. 33
35. 60
48. 71
33. 47
_.-- -
.01
1.43
- .17
.49
.51
4.48
.39 .......-------.07 .......
.13
.45
3. 88
.40
.17
1.04
.92
. 63
.42
1.03
1. 63
1.37
3. 79
1.60
4.19
10. 78
2. 57
2. 86
7. 66
2. 64
2. 86
7. 00
6. 17
3.94
6. 65
1.71
7. 03
2. 58
9. 45
1.81
12. 30
1.10
18. 41
4. 32
23. 23
1.79
8. 91
2. 69
20. 81
2.57
1.78
1.15
16. 74
45. 29
44. 64
29. 49
42.16
39.17
1.69
2. 41
(2)
6. 89
1.16
3.05
5. 25
5. 02
5. 55
5. 90
8. 01
3. 68
5.
81
3. 67
2. 60
12.19
4. 85
.13
99
90
17
74
33. 78
34. 62
27. 73
24. 76
42. 35
26.
39
32. 36
30. 51
39. 10
43. 54
27. 92
22.12
25. 09
20. 20
26. 91
23.
75
27. 88
22. 13
29. 14
37.99
1.71
4. 69
33.94
.81
4. 40
25.16
.74
2. 97
.27
.78
1.05
1. 44
4. 35
4. 36
.14
11.57
3. 74
3. 41
23. 69
52. 72
50.19
42. 29
51.32
45. 90
2. 23
.53
2. 35
.02
.05
.04
6. 49
3. 05
.69
.47
.21
.12
.08
.04
.18
.01
.38
.10
.20
.05
2. 78
4.19
.70
2. 02
6. 94
2. 35
2. 52
1.45
26. 76
1.86
.13
.45
.51
.19
.77
.04
.60
1.00
1. 12
.09
.43
.75
1.12
.57
1.81
.32
1. 93
1.25
.48
2. 28
5. 25
5.38
.13
3. 25
23. 99
.83
.30
4. 01
.57
.04
.01
1. 67
.51
.25
1.94
.97
.31
.10
.18
.06
.39
.15
.03
.07
3.89
2. 80
15. 09
2. 91
1.10
2.16
.87
.47
.32
1.81
.22
.07
3.
2.
5.
4.
1.68
1.72
.07
1.70
7. 79
1 Italics indicate per capita excess of payments for operation, maintenance and interest over revenue receipts.
2
Less than 2 of 1 cent.
O
00
TABLE 5.--PERCENT DISTRIBUTION, BY PRINCIPAL CLASSES, OF REVENUE
RECEIPTS AND
GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS:
1933
For amounts on which percentages are based, see tables 2 and 3J
[For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. VIII.
E
PERCT OF
PERCENT OF GOVRERNMENTAL-COST
Per
PERCENT OF REVENUE RECEIPTS OBTAINED FROM-PAYMENTS REPRESENTED BYPer
cent of
Per
cent of
reve
Payments for
reve
nue re cent of
Taxes
Sub
nue re
reve
ceipts
ven
ceipts
re
niue re
Opera- Opera
High
tions
avail
Earn
tion
quired ceipts
tion
Earn
way
and
Special Fines,
Busi
able
and
for
re
and
ings of ings of
grants, privi
assess
CITY
Reve
for
ness
meet
quired for out mainte- mainte
gen
public
leges,
dona
ments
Gen
nue re
feits,
and
nance- nance Inter
Out
for
lays
nance
rents, eral de service ing
tions,
and
Spe
eral
ceipts
and es
non
Poll
lays
meet
and
opera
enter
and
est
part
and
special
cial
of
prop
of genbusi
cheats
ing in
tion
other
prises
ments
inter
pen
charges
erty
eral de- public
ness
and
service
terest pur
sion
est
enter
partlicense
mainte
poses
assess
prises
nance
ments
For text discussion, see p. 18.
U
.r
64. 3
0. 8
0.1
3.4
2.4
0. 3
12.3
4.4
2. 5
9. 5
73. 5
14. 2
12.3
70. 1
4.7
14.4
10. 8
101. 7
64. 8
63. 2
63. 6
Grand total_....
Group I -_
_...-Group II . _.....___
Group III -____-_
.7
.4
1. 2
(1)
3.3
5. 1
2. 8
2.0
2. 7
3.2
.2
.3
.3
12. 8
12.1
11.0
5. 2
3. 5
2. 4
2. 2
3.
2
2. 9
8. 7
9.
3
12. 3
73. 5
72.
7
73.9
14. 3
14.
2
13. 7
12. 2
13. 1
12. 4
70.2
67.5
71.5
4. 4
5. 0
5. 5
14. 5
14. 1
14.3
10.9
13. 4
8. 7
.1
.3
I
I
,
I
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GROUP I.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
New York, N. Y ...
Chicago, Ill
____
...
Philadelphia, Pa ..
Detroit, Mich ______
Los Angeles, Calif___
Cleveland, Ohio.....
_
St. Louis, Mo- ....
Baltimore, Md ...
.
Boston, Mass __
Pittsburgh, Pa ....
San Francisco, Calif_
Milwaukee, Wis -..
Buffalo, N.
Y __----
H
z
101. 4
99.8
104. 3
I
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64. 7
73. 3
68. 7
57.9
52. 2
55. 0
64. 2
58. 1
68. 6
81. 2
59. 6
64. 7
66. 7
0. 6
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0. 1
.1
_-
1.4
6. 2
3.9
1.0
,
.3
.2
1. 4
3. 3
3. 3
4. 5
1.3
1. 8
3. 5
5. 3
5.9
4. 6
2.3
2.3
4.3
1.8
3.4
(1)
2.0
5. 2
1.9
9. 1
1.4
.7
.3
.6
3. 6
2. 3
.
0. 2
.3
. 2
.3
.5
.4
.3
.1
.2
.3
.3
.3
.1
18.0
4.3
3.9
16.9
9.9
16. 8
2.0
,QoQ
f
1. 8
5.0
4.7
7.7
15. 8
18. 6
4.9
4.8
18. 1
.8
3.0
2. 3
5. 0
4. 6
7. 7
2.4
2. 4
1. 6
1. 2
1. 1
3. 7
2. 5
4. 2
2. 3
3. 2
3.8
1. 8
2.9
2.4
2. 3
3. 3
1.6
f
II
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5. 8
5.9
5.3
16. 0
23. 4
15. 0
9. 7
9. 3
6. 2
6. 3
22. 7
4.9
5. 2
74. 7
67. 5
64. 5
72. 1
74. 8
79. 6
75. 3
61. 4
84. 2
74. 1
75. 3
73. 2
93. 4
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I
15.3
14.0
21.
4
11. 6
10.3
15. 1
7. 4
15. 8
12.3
14. 8
14. 7
7. 7
11.0
10. 0
18. 5
14. 1
16. 3
14.9
5. 3
17. 3
22. 8
3. 5
11. 1
10.0
19. 1
(2)
71. 5
72. 0
70. 6
70. 4
58. 4
68.5
61. 3
68. 6
72. 6
72. 2
61. 1
77. 7
82. 7
I
1
2.9
3. 5
1. 8
12. 4
9. 1
7. 6
4.9
2. 5
3. 4
4. 0
8. 3
2. 1
2. 4
15. 3
15. 7
24. 0
13. 4
9. 3
14. 4
6. 5
18. 2
11. 1
15. 2
13. 6
8. 4
10. 0
10. 3
8. 8
3. 7
3.9
23. 2
9. 5
27. 2
10. 7
12.9
8. 7
17. 0
11. 8
4.9
99.
6
111.8
112. 2
114. 8
90.2
95.5
88.0
115. 7
90.3
102. 8
92. 2
109. 0
91. 1
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GROUP II.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
Washinton, D. C___
Minneapolis, Minn_
New Orleans, La.
Cincinnati, Ohio___
Newark, N. J_......
Kansas iVty, iMo.__
Seattle, Wash.______
Indianapolis, Ind____
Rochester, N. Y_...
Jersey City, N. J____
Houston, Tex____
Louisville, Ky______
Portland, Oreg______
56. 3
67. 7
69. 0
56. 2
63. 9
71. 2
50. 3
80.0
62. 8
68. 6
71. 0
70. 5
57. 2
(1)
-.-..
0. 2_______
______
0. 5
2. 1 ______
.7
.1
13. 4
1.0
1. 4
7. 2
6. 5
5. 1
4. 6
3. 3
6. 5
.9
-___________ 2. 2
7. 0
.
.____
_______
1.8
.6
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.4
.4
1. 4
. 5 .--.
3. 3
6. 2
.6
(1)
4. 9
.4
_______.__O__
1. 8
(2)
___-__ _____
4. 0
.5
... __ ______
3. 9
4. 7
0. 6
.3
.1
.3
.2
.3
.3
.1
.1
.2
.3
.1
.2
21.0
12. 6
4. 5
11. 1
12. 7
2. 8
8. 5
14. 1
18. 7
9. 6
8. 2
3. 4
18. 8
0. 7
2.9
2. 4
11.4
4. 0
3.5
1. 2
.9
1.3
4. 1
3. 2
2. 9
4.1
2. 4
2. 3
3. 3
5. 1
4. 3
3. 1
1.9
2. 6
2. 4
3.5
4. 2
6. 3
2. 1
4. 6
5. 4
8. 6
6. 0
6. 6
9.9
35. 4
.2
4. 9
8. 2
11. 3
12. 3
9.0
79.9
75. 6
55. 6
59. 2
84. 5
74. 0
69. 0
74. 5
77. 0
91.9
55. 5
80. 3
63. 6
___
11. 5
20. 5
14.7
21. 5
15. 4
16. 6
9. 1
12. 8
19. 6
20. 6
12. 3
17. 3
20. 1
12.9
23. 9
23. i
(2)
10. 6
14. 4
16. 4
10. 2
(2)
23. 9
7. 4
19. 1
77. 1
78. 2
50. 7
64. 1
66. 9
58. 4
51. 9
85. 2
73. 4
76. 6
63. 0
67. 2
62. 8
2. 8 ______
3.5
12. 4
7. 1
21.3
3. 6
16. 8
2. 5
17. 7
4. 7
13. 2
20. 2
17. 3
.1
10. 5
2. 4
12. 6
17. 0
3. 4
6. 7
25. 9
4.3
11.0
4. 5
18. 4
20.1
5.9
20. 9
15. 6
12. 9
23.7
10. 6
4. 2
11. 6
3. 0
4. 4
17. 5
14. 4
100. 0
108. 2
104. 1
114. 2
82. 1
85. 4
104. 5
114. 5
98. 4
87. 0
125. 7
89.1
105.8
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GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
_
H
ti
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
Columbus, Ohio ...
Toledo, Ohio __....
Oakland, Calif__ ___
Denver, Clo______...
48.3
54.9
0.9
.8
53.
5
65. 7
.
.
Atlanta, G _______
St. Paul, TMinn ._..
Dallas, Tex
_- -_...
59. 4
Birmingham, Ala_ __
Akron, Ohi ________
Memphis, Tann___
50.0
55.1
64.5
-___
(1)
.5
37
38
39
40
41
42
Providence, R. I ____
San Antoni, Tex___
70.6
Omaha, N br- -____
Syracuse, N. Y ....
Dayton, Ohio___ -_
58.
6
55.2
43
44
45
46
Worcester, Mlass....
Richmond, Va _...
Youngstown, Ohio__
Grand Rapids, Mich_
Oklahoma
69. 2
6.4
7. 1
.8
8. 1
4.8
8.0
1.7
16. 0
7. 1
1.9
0. 3
.2
.3
.3
1.3
.3
.9
.8
.3
1.0
.8
-... .5
.
1.9
2.2
5.2
1. 5
.
-
-____--
57.5
62.3
5.4
5.8
1.8
2.9
7.4
4.9
.4
13. 6
5.9
4. 0
_.
... -
__ ___
.1
0.9
..
.
.4
...
.3
_ ..8
60.1
.6
-
12. 6
10. 5
11. 3
10. 9
16. 4
17. 3
11. 0
18.4
69. 2
76. 5
63. 5
75. 6
80. 2
65. 9
59. 8
73. 0
67. 7
66. 7
6.2
6. 1
6. 8
5. 3
4. 5
4.6
4.4
.2
2.9
5.2
16. 1
15. 4
18.9
12. 3
9. 5
18. 2
15. 1
21. 1
25. 5
20. 4
8. 5
2. 0
10.8
6.8
5. 7
11.3
20. 7
5. 7
3.9
7.6
102. 3
97. 6
102.1
104. 1
106. 3
99. 6
94. 9
114. 1
14. 3
22. 5
15. 6
12. 9
12. 6
12. 9
26. 4
17. 1
7.6
15. 6
75. 5
55. 8
57. 5
71. 5
69. 8
3.7
5.0
17. 8
2.0
3.2
15. 5
26. 8
17. 5
11. 9
12. 8
5. 3
12. 4
7.3
1?. 6
14. 2
108. 9
119. 0
111. 9
92. 4
101. 6
13. 5
3. 7
18. 0
7.7
10. 5
38. 9
18. 3
9. 2
4. 2
3.0
70. 1
78: 2
66. 5
76. 9
71.9
4.4
2.3
9.9
4.7
4. 1
21. 1
3.8
18. 9
7. 1
9. 3
4.4
15. 7
4. 7
11.3
14.8
156. 7
103. 1
105.0
92. 6
87. 9
19. 3
17. 8
19. 2
1.4
2.4
7.5
19. 2
15. 5
17. 5
8. 9
4. 1
1.5
1.6
1. 8
3. 7
6. 3
2. 6
1. 1
1.2
1.0
2.0
2. 6
2. 2
4. 3
3. 1
1.8
3. 3
2.4
2. 6
2. 5
13. 4
9. 2
20. 6
14. 5
18. 8
8.8
12. 5
.1
10. 3
15. 7
73. 6
84. 6
68. 9
77. 7
79. 7
70. 8
67. 6
64. 2
65. 4
63. 6
15.8
15. 8
18. 5
11. 8
9.0
18. 3
16. 0
18. 5
23. 6
18. O0
4. 6
9. 1
5.4
.2
.2
.2
.1
.3
9. 6
9. 9
1. 4
25. O0
15. 4
5. 3
5.0
4. 2
.5
2. 1
2.4
1.7
2. 2
1.4
2. 3
9. 3
13. 5
27. 0
5.8
8.8
72. 8
51. 1
67. 3
79. 5
71.8
.4
1.9
1.8
3. 3
8.0
.7
.1
.4
.1
.4
3.4
7.8
3.8
23. O0
9. 3
5.7
.9
7. 2
.3
3. 3
2.6
6. 2
1. 8
1.5
5.4
9. 9
6.0
21. 3
8. 9
10. 7
47. 6
78. 0
72. 8
88. 1
86. 5
(1)
10. 6
(2)
108. 0
113. 1
City,
Okla -_-__----_
75. 2
69.6
6.3
-_
__
56.8
58.3
62. 1
-
__
.1 --
.6
.7
2.0
.5
6.2
4. 5
.8
I Less than /2o of 1 percent.
2 Payments for operation, maintenance, and interest are in excess of revenue receipts.
.
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TABLE 5.-PERCENT DISTRIBUTION, BY PRINCIPAL CLASSES, OF REVENUE RECEIPTS AND GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS:
For text discussion, see p. 18.
[For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. viii.
Sub
ven
tions
and
Special Fines,
Busi
grants,
assess
for
ness
dona
ments
and
feits,
and
tions,
non
and
special and es
busi
charges cheats
pen
ness
sion
license
assess
ments
CITY
(Gen
eral
prop
erty
I
Spe
cial
I
I
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
Fort Worth, Tex __
57
58
59
Des Moines, Iowa.__
Scranton, Pa ...
Salt Lake City,
77. 0
74. 0
Utah
--Yonkers, N. Y .....
Paterson, N. J
-....
64. 7
72. 5
60. 5
31.4
70. 4
59. 6
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
Hartford, Conn.. ..
Flint, Mich _______.
New Haven, Conn__
San Diego, Calif ...
Nashville, Tenn___
Long Beach, Calif___
Springfield, Mass_ _
Bridgeport, Conn __
Tulsa, Okla _ ...
Jacksonville, Fla ...
Albany, N. Y_______
Norfolk, Va________
...
Trenton, N. J__
Kansas City, Kans__
68. 0
76. 8
61.7
86. 0
51. 5
57. 4
45. 8
68. 3
90. 0
79. 6
58. 4
49. 1
Poll
3. 8
.4
.9
7.4
.2
i
Per
cent of
reve
nue re
ceipts
----.7
2
.2
(1)4
.2
quired
for
Earn
ings of
public
meet
ing
opera
tion
and
mainte
nance
service
enter
prises
eral de
part
ments
r
r
I
re
Earn
ings of
gen
i
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION
A POUAINO
HAIN
GROU
I.-CTE
9.0
2.8
1.7
0.3
0. 7
2.4
1.0
.5
1.6
.4
1.0
21.0
1. 1
.2
3. 6
.3
.8
1.0
5.3
.3
.3
.7
19. 7
1.2
.7
2.6
1.8
21.8
3.0
3. 3
.9
.4
2. 1
.4
.1
17.8
5. 1
.2
X5.4
.2
.8
.9
.7
.4
1.9
.1
.6
.2
1.2
(1)
2. 2
2.2
1.2
.4
--- 1. 7
.6
.6
I
High
way
privi
leges,
rents,
and
inter
est
Per
Payments for
cent of reve
nue re
reve
ceipts
nue re
Opera- Opera
avail
ceipts
tion
tion
able
re
and
and
quired for out mainte- mainte
nance Inter
lays
for
of
est
nance
meet
and
est
of
of gening in
other eral de- public
terest pur
part- service
poses ments
enter
prises
I
Out
lays
Reve
nue re
ceipts
i
OF 100,000 TO 300,000-Continued
O3000-otne
0,0
21. 1
10. 7
27. 0
8. 5
.2
12. 6
64. 5
75. 4
60. 9
76. 3
71. 4
61. 6
77. 1
85. 7
96. 5
58.8
21.9
9.4
9.6
9.0
12.0
13. 2
12. 8
8. 1
8.6
19.9
4. 5
5.0
5.7
5.2
1.3
1. 6
1.7
7.7
5.3
1.7
13. 1
7.5
6. 3
(1)
.2
.1
1. 1
15. 6
1.9
1.3
2.2
3.0
15. 1
(1)
84. 9
83. 5
15. 0
8.2
2. 1
1.4
8. 1
2.0
1.8
8. o
6. 9
1. 2
3.8
2. 3
.8
1.0
5.4
.3
1. 0
.4
.1
.2
.4
.1
.7
14. 8
17.0
5. 1
8.3
10.6
4. 1
16. 8
1. 1
.7
4. 7
.5
1.2
11. 8
5. 1
2. 1
.9
4.4
1.0
1.3
1.8
2. 1
11.0
4. 6
15. 5
55. 4
8. 6
13. 5
7.8
.1
.5
360
76. 5
81. 1
85. 7
72. 7
70. 9
53. 1
88. 4
59. 8
13. 5
13. 1
15.6
12. 7
14. 8
30. 5
17.0
10.
2.7
of
Want
1.5
1.3
2. 5
PERCENT OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS REPRESENTED BY-
Per-
1.0
3.0
.2
00
For amounts on which percentages are based, see tables 2 and 3]
PERCENT OF REVENUE RECEIPTS OBTAINED FROM--
Taxes
1933-Con.
8. 7
13.
15.
29.
14.
16.
25.
6
2
5
7
6
2
10. 1
6.2
(2)
21. 3
.1
8. 3
10. 0
5.8
(2)
14.
14.
16.
(2)
30.
6
3
4
2
65. 7
80. 0
80. 9
86. 2
61. 5
65. 3
59. 9
84. 3
88. 0
63. 8
4. 3
2.8
2. 5
(1)
5.8
6. 9
14. 8
2. 5
.1
5.8
5. 5
23. 8
10. 3
13. 1
10. 1
11.3
15. 5
12.4
8.2
7.9
23. 6
6.2
6. 8
3. 5
3.7
21. 4
12.3
12.9
5. 1
4.0
6.7
108. 4
109.8
137. 0
112.9
94.3
117. 2
96. 9
101.2
91.3
118. 5
74. 1
77. 0
(')
14. 1
7.5
6.4
15. 5
93. 7
92. 2
74. 9
74. 3
71. 5
58. 6
69. 3
57. 9
77. 2
47. 2
5.5
2.8
7. 2
23. 0
4.4
4.8
6.0
25. 7
14. 2
12. 5
14.3
14. 3
15. 4
36. 1
16. 0
12. 2
5.4
10. 4
7.0
4. 1
10. 9
1.2
105. 1
95.0
91.7
112. 3
104.
0
118. 1
94. 1
122. 0
.8
14. 9
y
n
O
s
H
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Fort Wayne, Ind___
Camden, N. J ____-Erie, Pa
_____....
Elizabeth, N. J______
Wichita, Kans _____
Spokane, Wash_ -__
Fall River, Mass____
Cambridge, Mass_ __
New Bedford, Mass_
65. 4
1.3 _ ____
58.2 _____
1.0
61.6
.2
.2
70.0
_
3.9
54. 5
.2
.2
77. 9 -_____
___
56.5 ___________
74.1
7.6
.8
71. 2
8. 8
.8
73.8
8. 7
1. 0
2. 6
2. 0
1.5
.3
8. 7
1.9
1.4
.7
5. 3
1.7
1.0
12. 1
2.0
1.6
1.8 -- .__
1.6
.1
.6
.1
.5
.1
.3
.2
(1)
.7
.7
.2
(1)
.1
21.5
6. O
8. 5
8. 0
20. 0
5. 2
20.4
4. 0
4. 2
4. 8
.9
1.5
6. 7
.9
4. 4
1.2
1.5
1.0
1. 7
.8
5.3
1.4
1.2
1.0
.6
1.8
3.8
3.9
4. 8
3. 6
.4
30. O
10. 7
13.9
13.2
.3
13.4
6. 7
6. 8
6. 5
72. 9
85. 3
79. 9
78. 8
80. 7
61.8
81.9
71.6
79.3
75. 5
23.9
7. 9
24. 8
13. 8
16. 0
9. 5
6.0
9. 7
9. O0
9. 2
3.2
6. 8
(2)
7. 4
3.3
28. 7
12.1
18. 7
11.7
15. 3
69. 5
52. 6
69. 4
74. 4
75. 7
76. 4
83.0
83. 8
70. 2
83.8
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
Reading, Pa__.
-__Knoxville, Tenn__ Peoria, Ill ___ ____-_
South Bend, Ind____
Tacoma, Wash_ Gary, Ind____
_
Miami, Fla ._______
Canton, Ohio_____
Wilmington, Del___.
Somerville, Mass____
68. 5
___1.9
66. 1
. 5 .. ___
82.1 -----------75. 7
.5
33.9
.
88. 9
.1
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Tampa, Fla__
Evansville, Ind_....
El Paso, Tex _______
Lynn, Mass.._________
Utica, N. Y_________
Duluth, Minn_____
Waterbury, Conn...
Lowell, Mass .....
63.0
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CS
TABLE 6.-REVENUE
RECEIPTS
FROM TAXES,
SPECIAL
ASSESSMENTS,
FINES,
FORFEITS,
ESCHEATS:
AND
1933
0
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 74. For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. vII. For text discussion, see p. 19]
RECEIPTS FROM TAXES
Special taxes
..
..
I:. ,
The general property tax
Aggregate
Aggregate
CITY
CITY
Poll taxes
qTotal
Total
T
Grand total--
--
--
-
Group I-..............
_----------Group II _
Group III -- __ ----- ____----------
Original levies
interes and
All other
Property
934
$1, 786, 6828,
$1, 720, 357, 536
$1, 612, 839, 822
$1, 585, 756, 751
$26, 883, 071
$5, 623, 962
$13, 752, 505
1, 182, 225, 125
239, 837, 597
364, 566, 212
1,144, 160, 029
229, 770, 238
346, 427, 269
1, 076, 680, 906
211, 141, 246
324, 817, 670
1, 056, 748, 629
208, 445, 112
320, 563, 010
19, 932, 277
2, 696, 134
4, 254, 660
2, 735, 327
295, 446
2, 593, 189
9, 399, 492
1, 072, 970
3, 280, 043
403, 020
224, 022
1, 534, 631
H
$2, 161, 673
y
H
GROUP I.--CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
...-.-.----New York, N. Y---Chicago, Ill .___.__------........
.....---------Philadelphia, Pa---_--------Detroit, Mch-___-Los Angeles, Calif ____..............
Cleveland, Ohio_____---------.---St. Louis, Mo-....---------------- .
Baltimore, Md__-------------Boston, M ass ___..................
Pittsburgh, Pa__--_---------San Francisco, Calif .. __
Milwaukee, Wis__..._.--.------Buffalo, N. Y_
-----------------
I
$440, 997, 894
157, 184, 510
85, 909, 188
64, 641, 564
58, 193, 005
31, 206, 370
28,130, 984
30, 885, 085
51, 025, 750
36, 996, 875
30, 145, 213
29, 927, 994
31, 436, 474
$467, 692, 622
166, 780, 302
87, 596, 269
66, 748, 920
62, 081,156
34, 326, 366
30, 715, 860
34, 057, 492
57, 593, 969
38, 157, 713
32, 328, 885
32, 562, 658
33, 517, 817
$478, 423, 698
174, 492, 578
87, 887, 945
69, 306, 139
68, 384, 782
35, 608, 534
34, 824; 599
34, 831, 887
58, 233, 763
38, 415, 740
32, 801, 319
34, 383, 519
34, 630, 622
I
I
I
I
$432, 084, 906
152, 112, 246
84, 492, 403
63, 974, 846
57, 824, 832
31,195, 471
27, 819, 101
3.0, 385, 976
50, 230,189
36, 727, 218
29, 906, 584
29, 169, 828
30, 825, 029
$8, 912, 988
5, 072, 264
1, 416, 785
666, 718
368, 173
10, 899
311, 883
499,109
795, 561
269, 657
238, 629
758, 166
611, 445
H
$4, 272, 380
-------
----
-
-
-
y
$68, 370
-
$38,055
7,0,499
--------------
118, 608
752, 798
1,944, 336
""
237, 920
2, 680, 396
------------------------------------------396
96, 730
H
138
1, 781, 659
475, 950
i
--"
"'-
*------I
_
GROUP II.-CITIESHAVING A[POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
Washington, D. C_____________
$29, 608,463
Minneapolis, Minn- ------ ___
----.. 20, 491, 506
New Orleans, La---...............
- 19, 555, 893
Cincinnati, Ohio--...
- -_____
-__ 26, 016, 807
Newark, N. J_ ..........
_____..
23, 511, 995
Kansas City, Mo--. __- --------...
17, 156, 458
Seattle, Wash- _____
--.... ------- 15, 980, 658
Indianapolis, Ind-_-----------14, 766, 628
Rochester, N. Y____________________
20, 754, 455
Jersey City, N. J___....___________
_
17, 629, 833
Houston, Tex-------......-.........
10, 331, 030
Louisville, Ky....
9, 908, 564
Portland, Oreg_...................
14, 125, 307
$28, 920, 135
18, 478, 296
17, 967, 728
24, 607, 691
23, 133, 467
16, 618, 080
15, 722, 795
14, 687, 659
18, 959, 053
17, 489, 391
10, 283, 763
9, 824, 783
13, 077, 397
$23, 359, 747
18, 056, 281
16, 617, 689
22, 001, 008
20, 770, 229
15, 137, 846
15, 186, 370
14, 362, 379
17, 900, 794
16, 185, 261
10, 025, 103
9, 298, 988
12, 239, 551
$22, 942, 819
18, 013,179
16, 299, 585
22, 001, 00820, 074, 907
15,030, 729
15, 116, 654
14, 362, 379 -17, 478, 808
15, 907, 061
9, 931, 164
9, 153, 699
12, 133, 120
$416, 928 ____________$4,
43,102---------------318, 104 .................
695, 322
107, 117
69, 716
$167, 292
725
_____
65,458 _________
............
$122, 326
807, 032
________
55, 755
28, 511
..
421,986-278, 200
93, 939 .
145, 289
106, 431 .
130, 742 __...
19, 258
128, 154
66, 185
__.....
7, 000
z
z
Hy
GRouP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
Columbus, Ohio .....
___________ _
Toledo, Ohio_____
Oakland, Calif______________
Denver, Colo..._____________.....
Atlanta, Ga ______________-_____
St. Paul, Minn__
Dallas, Tex-_Birmingham, Ala______
Akron, Ohio_____________________
Memphis, Tenn_...____________.
$8, 375, 415
8, 582, 172
9, 070, 010
13, 040, 543
6, 581, 683
8, 998, 673
6, 802, 923
5, 350, 288
6, 908, 513
5, 801, 027
$7, 460, 641
7, 672, 594
8, 887, 822
11, 644, 968
6, 017, 964
8, 015, 421
6, 515, 317
4, 234, 775
6, 159, 888
5, 573, 576
$6, 605, 552
6, 849, 758
8, 600, 832
11, 152, 133
5, 257, 154
7, 418, 633
6, 473, 110
3, 309, 648
5, 561, 795
5, 208, 901
$6, 605, 552
6, 849, 758
8, 549, 992
11, 059, 850
5, 144, 686
7, 399, 363
6, 335, 385
3, 279, 397
5, 561, 795
5, 170, 905
37
38
39
40
41.
42
43
44
45
46
Providence, R. I_____________
13, 149, 620
5, 187, 590
7, 270, 749
9, 345, 509
6, 614, 007
6, 962, 446
11, 081, 172
6, 248, 292
4, 618, 815
5, 632, 736
12, 849, 274
5, 172, 645
6, 733, 468
8, 069, 780
6, 092, 368
6, 867, 085
10, 812, 123
6, 036, 667
4, 381, 723
4, 964, 980
12, 653, 528
5, 135, 879
6, 527, 237
7, 659, 297
5, 559, 549
6, 685, 206
9, 756, 179
5, 385, 074
4, 066, 212
4, 899, 536
12, 555, 306
5, 100, 096
6, 501, 056
7, 430, 885
5, 559, 549
6, 631, 159
9, 530, 676
5, 345, 547
4, 066, 212
4, 808, 146
San Antonio, Tex ______
Omaha, Nebr________________
Syracuse, N. Y ___________________,
Dayton, Ohio __________________
--
Oklahoma City, Okla____________
Worcester, Mass -...... ___-_--.
Richmond, Va______
Youngstown, Ohio _____
Grand Rapids, Mich________
___. .
H
$122, 975
96, 811
$50, 840
92, 283
112,468
19, 270
137, 725
30, 251
----------...
-------..----- -- ---
- -
-
---------------
37, 996
-
-
-
-
--
-
-
-
-
-
91, 390
...............
23, 313
H
-2
N
O
98, 222
35, 783
26, 181
228, 412
54, 047
225, 503
39, 527
$84, 495
10, 434
271
41, 432
-
>
02
y
51, 580
107, 653
51, 169
H
t2
$320,
526
-_-
569, 448
4, 403
89, 576
61, 948
TABLE 6.--REVENUE RECEIPTS FROM TAXI,
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS, FINES, FORFEITS, AND ESCHEATS: 1933-Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 74.
For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. VIII.
For text discussion, see p, 19]
RECEIPTS FROM TAXES
Special taxes
The general property tax
Aggregate
Aggregate
TY
CITY
Poll taxes
qTotal
,
Total
Original levies
Penatirestnd
All other
Property
H
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000-Continued
Fort Worth, Tex-------------47
48 Hartford, Conn__----------------...
....
....
....
Flint, M ich_____ ....
49
50 New Haven, Conn-__------------.---------.----San Diego, Calif- .
51
.
52 Nashville, Tenn__ .-------------..-----------53 Long Beach, Calif__.
54 Springfield, Mass___------------..------------Briageport, Conn_ .
55
................
56 Tulsa, Okla_____-
$4,191, 501
10, 267, 253
5, 110, 703
9, 022, 311
4, 343, 293
3, 658, 427
4, 373, 342
8, 768, 759
7, 180, 536
5, 080, 661
$4, 052, 358
10, 100, 852
4, 805, 263
8, 960, 810
4,191, 293
3, 585, 598
4, 331,159
8, 662, 824
7, 155, 003
5, 051, 175
$4, 035, 208
9, 446, 294
4, 786, 052
8, 770, 485
4, 048, 420
3, 339, 412
4,137, 457
7, 662, 470
7, 003, 042
4, 976, 087
$3, 966, 277
9, 268, 870
4, 702, 335
8, 620, 455
4, 019, 888
3, 297, 604
4, 114, 028
7, 532, 806
6, 898, 383
4, 901, 754
$68, 931
177, 424
83, 717
150, 030
28, 532
41,808
23, 429
129, 664
104, 659
74, 333
$473, 325
_-----_---
$119, 009
H
H
r
38, 643
-______________ 79, 333
00
$54, 236
364, 819
13, 733
461, 961
--
--------- -
74, 000
93, 801
00
N
y
--------------
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
Des Moines, Iowa_ .... _._._._....
..... ....
....
Scranton, Pa____ .....
Salt Lake City, Utah_
Yonkers, N. Y______
Paterson, N. J_ ...--------------Jacksonville. Fla_____________
Albany, N. Y -------------Norfolk, Va _-----------------Trenton, N. --------------Kansas City, Kans
4, 570, 922
4, 657, 330
3, 646, 884
9, 815, 418
5, 147, 639
2, 374, 064
7, 402, 606
4, 560, 888
4, 322, 724
4, 059, 146
4, 474,
4, 574,
3, 427,
9, 519,
5, 077,
2, 284,
6, 884,
4, 493,
4, 245,
3, 507,
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
Chattanooga, Tenn______
2, 263, 329
2, 423, 457
3, 750, 768
3, 239, 604
3, 879, 257
4, 161, 838
2, 273, 213
4, 716, 347
6, 424, 008
5, 008, 205
2, 182, 891
2, 408, 685
3,638,123
3, 202, 214
3, 767, 047
3, 582, 566
2, 187, 391
4, 707, 678
6, 414, 754
4, 995, 274
Fort Wayne, Ind
Camden, N. J.
Erie, Pa---------------------
Elizabeth, N. J__________________
Wichita, Kans ______________ ______
------....
Spokane, W'ash
------Fall River, Ivl'ss_____
Cambridge, MJIss___
New Bedford, Mass___________
663
596
868
862
635
100
903
109
343
034
4, 415,
4, 306,
3, 321,
9, 266,
4, 426,
2. 144,
6, 655,
3, 951,
3, 747,
3, 423,
144
097
053
365
875
776
760
868
243
783
2, 060, 452
2, 311, 866
3, 170, 144
2, 977, 914
3, 412, 659
3, 537, 064
2, 111, 851
4, 138, 435
5, 547, 841
4, 389, 136
4, 415, 144
4, 263, 070
3, 315, 330
8, 964, 816
4, 231, 868
2, 101,168
6, 561, 896
3, 840, 468
3, 575, 687
3, 419, 465
2, 033, 818
2, 311, 866
3, 150, 806
2, 922, 077
3, 269, 337
3, 537, 064
2, 111,851
4, 080, 185
5, 452, 480
4, 324, 647
43,
5,
301,
195,
43,
93,
111,
171,
4,
027
723
549
007
608
864
400
556
318
96, 438
H
i-
00
71, 368
44,115
15, 209
2, 737
62, 097
12, 240
28, 311
27, 494
26, 634
40, 363
19, 338
55, 837
143, 322
58, 250
95, 361
64, 489
190, 144
354, 234
255,990
38, 236
10, 239
164, 174
1!,
359
10,560
13, 461
233, 154
327, 977
259, 128
44, 900
61, 125
57,917
H
'A
I
°
84, 867
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
________
_________
Reading, Pa
....
Knoxville, Tenn ___________- _
-__
Peoria, Ill ____________________South Bend, Ind________
--------Tacoma, WashGary, Ind__
Miami, Fla_______________
Canton, Ohio
---Wilmington, DelSomerville, Mass__
3, 559, 235
2, 826, 785
3, 546, 576
2, 334, 945
1, 978, 149
752,
085
2,
3,840, 292
2, 689, 024
2, 556, 212
4, 112, 972
3, 286, 017
2, 754, 477
264
3,279,
2, 328, 488
1, 952, 697
2,746,
476
3,099, 890
2, 350, 770
206
2,462,
4, 058, 410
3, 096, 551
2, 655, 698
132,
750
3,
2, 269, 075
1, 900, 315
2,706,
622
2, 842, 042
2, 106, 487
2,386,
486
3, 661, 017
49, 442 _
3, 047, 109
74, 773
2, 580, 925
132,
750 ..
3,
2, 269, 075
-1, 900, 315
2,
706, 622
53, 351 _
2, 788, 691
-----.
2, 106, 487
486
2,386,
69, 322
3, 591, 695
._____________
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
___
Tampa, Fla____
-Evansville, IndEl Paso, Tex__ _____2,
Mass ........................
Lynn,
Utica, N. Y_
.
Duluth, Minn _________________-.
Waterbury, Conn___
Lowell, Mass _
2, 707, 355
1,988, 312
063, 212
4, 712, 207
793,
287
3,
3, 812, 659
5, 071, 090
3, 905,199
2, 588, 538
1,983, 175
2, 044, 398
4, 680, 147
3,553,920
3, 699, 502
5, 036, 136
3, 887, 608
2, 436, 684
1,914, 166
2, 026, 140
4, 059, 954
565
3,419,
3, 628, 096
4, 934, 519
3, 355, 037
47, 266
2, 389, 418
- --------1,914, 166--------------------23, 044 _
2, 003, 096
257, 129
203, 578
66, 671
3, 993, 283
39, 574
82,
922
336,
643
3,
878 ___
2, 946 _6,
3,625, 150
13, 394
137, 157
4, 797, 362
214, 257
174, 583
52, 058
3, 302, 979
20, 695
-___
16, 016
_
94, 590
._
4, 470
10, 225
226, 630
41, 900
1, 040
17,859
52, 488
J
45,
378
40,
448
12
7j
0~d
TABLE 6.-REVENUE
RECEIPTS FROM TAXES, SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS,
[This table is presented in 2 sections, the first section beginning on p. 70.
RECEIPTS FROM SPECIAL
ASSESSMENTS AND
SPECIAL CHARGES
RECEIPTS FROM TAXES-cntinued
CITY
Businesslicense taxes
opera-
_For
Permits
Pneral
Dog licenses
I
On liquor
All other
RECEIPTS FROM FINES, FORFEITS, AND
ISCHEATS
$12, 119, 658
$52, 106, 509
$819, 071
$19, 242, 906
$1, 891, 430
8, 006, 806
734, 018
2, 378, 834
31, 287, 037
11, 679, 557
9, 139, 915
432, 350
197, 795
188, 926
14, 223, 310
3, 055, 686
1, 963, 910
991, 781
369, 498
530, 151
tion and
maintenance
Courtfines
For outlays and forfeits
Commer
ial forfeits
Escheats
H
licenses
"traffic
Grand total---------------------
For text discussion, see p. 19]
Nonbusiness license taxes
S-
Group I ._.....................-.-.Group II _1,
Group III
1933-Continued
FINES, FORFEITS, AND ESCHEATS:
For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see. p. VIII.
$3, 438, 857 $56, 142, 493
$5, 894, 192
$46, 318
$749, 538
32, 979, 079
8, 451, 991
14, 711, 423
3, 460, 372
833, 597
1, 600, 223
249
1, 221
44, 848
644, 862
82, 823
21, 853
980, 534
697, 727
1, 760, 596
H
1
r
y1
GROUP I--CITIES HAVING A POPULATION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
New York, N.
Y -_________-- _______
Chicago, Ill __
Philadelphia, Pa___
____
.
Detroit, Mich________
.
.
.
.
Los A n g eles, C alif . .
_____- _. .
Cleveland, Ohio ___---St. Louis, Mo_---------------...
...
Baltimore, Md_______________
Boston, Mass___________
.........
Pa __________..
Pittsburgh,
...
...-San Francisco, Calif________
Milwaukee, Wis _______......
Buffalo, N. Y ___-------------------
$2, 736, 361
1, 750, 344
978, 600
------------
96, 870
295, 046
5, 892
260, 155
1, 308, 804
439, 213
92, 201
43, 320
$15, 622, 316
160, 922
3,
569, 352
391, 945
3, 030, 797
1,081, 701
2, 091, 672
1, 085, 897
264, 717
539, 081
1, 674, 935
741, 683
1, 032, 019
$65, 469
23, 344
49, 177
92, 120
39, 881
9, 254
25, 321
22, 794
25, 693
8,131
13, 583
57, 583
$3, 894, 055
4, 489, 056
2, 401
1, 480, 320
484, 655
1, 554, 551
452, 307
1, 002, 306
4, 248
2, 787
362, 164
2, 375
492, 085
OF 500,000 AND OVER
$169, 616
130, 001
45, 014
77, 360
183, 709
30, 209
25, 751
45, 930
105, 004
57, 334
46, 241
51, 906
23, 706
$936, 809
859
6, 058
36, 808
H
$9, 453, 383
7, 024, 752
43, 842
2, 183, 910
4, 807, 275
1, 051, 355
3, 997, 788
746, 517
516, 883
142, 996
297, 998
1, 635, 942
1,076, 438
$781, 765
684, 956
246, 792
368, 028
525, 530
229, 235
106, 684
27, 538
106, 663
112, 699
95, 215
139, 005
36, 262
$10
100
139
$495, 928
2, 568
1, 032
5, 281
34, 012
1, 578
3, 408
240
10, 190
2, 332
79, 221
8, 967
105
O
1
cc~~-~----~
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
Washington, D. C__
Minneapolis, Minn_
New Orleans, La_. __
Cincinnati, Ohio____
Newark, N. J___
Kansas City, Mo___
Seattle, Wash___
Indianapolis, Ind___
Rochester, N. Y __
Jersey City, N. J__
Houston, Tex_
Louisville, Ky-_ .
Portland, Oreg__
GRnou II.-- CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000.
$30,
037
82, 734
234, 515
143, 251
591,
591
217,
898
117,
200
103, 803
100, 000
38,
141
47, 608
27, 235
$4,
934,
213
237, 446
907, 487
643, 605
1,449,
942
1, 082, 722
275,
169
116,
090
460, 764
1, 027, 192
30,
474
339, 637
174, 816
$42,
732
11, 564
1, 411
35, 660
14,
692
17, 856
2 18,
022
1,
968
28,
786
3, 721
2,604
3, 543
15, 236
$474,
864
62, 867
948, 071
11
358, 901
274
239
322, 912
2, 125
170,
815
125, 801
588, 806
$73,
817
34, 813
21, 433
29, 059
55,
444
20, 755
25,
062
23,
598
11, 252
16, 680
16,
626
9, 206
31, 753 .
$1,117
260, 208
1, 227
209, 848
1,
037
2,717
221, 573
417
$421,290
466
549
1,667, 290
$421, 597
1,557,
1, 0,33,943
667, 417
1, 557, 471
466
193
1, 063, 549
303,
303, 597
471,441
471, 441
171,546
171, 546
65,
65,
471
1,550,
1, 550, 943
101,043
101, 851
043
851
71,184
71,
1,006, 184
1, 000, 193
$264,
997
84,
105
27,
70
112, 555
64,
599
48, 838
73, 545
8,261
15, 199
39,
399
40, 934
12, 380
41, 079
$732, 870
482, 239
82, 258
1, 351, 944
226,
265
768, 571
188, 213
1, 062, 019
613, 702
150, 452
$37, 628
23, 533
49, 984
42, 858
121, 926
33, 216
98, 095
53, 175
28,
035
75, 149
271, 689
2, 779
510, 308
1, 050, 630
455, 766
33, 033
186, 888
11, 189
227, 589
632, 705
22, 654
12, 166
25, 429
17, 362
23,
324
61, 963
8, 485
42, 438
3, 953
35, 051
$15
474
732
$909
1,480
1, 292
23, 164
9,295
18, 099
12, 040
2, 520
7, 687
5, 482
217
638
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
(
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
Columbus, Ohio _________
..
...
_______
$84, 527
Toledo, Ohio---___-_______ _________
90, 118
Oakland, Calif _____
.17, ___________-_
-452
Denver, Colo ___-___
.. ____________
84, 853
Atlanta, Ga
____,_________
St. Paul, Minn_______
_
__
54, 920
Dallas, Tex._________________________
6, 912
Birmingham, Ala
__________809,
Akron, Ohio________________________
81, 016
Memphis, Tenn___
___
18, 292
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
Providence, R. I
._________________
84, 687
San Antonio, Tex__________________________________
Omaha, Nebr_.______________ _______
22, 740
Syracuse, N. Y
_________________
77, 359
Dayton, Ohio . _________________ ___
60, 774
Oklahoma City, Okla_
Worcester, Mass___
53,
035
Richmond, Va______
11, 600
Youngstown, Ohio_____
39, 317
Grand Rapids, Mich _____________________________
$418, 630 ____________
416, 372
230, 041
$6, 219
149, 916
12, 902
654, 270
4, 525
518, 424
2, 394
26, 080
562
879
_
333, 589
114, 644
581
44, 553
26, 696
57, 757
202, 537
279, 137
86, 198
19,
414
453, 103
181, 325 _89,
53, 681
10, 669
11, 314
16, 783
3, 812
$219, 397
206, 968
234, 885
95
88, 318
176, 759
177, 318
695
411
98, 946
!28, 610
58, 669
9, 159
111, 907
795
3 17______________
$4 560
9,
1: 567
2,
3: 278
3,
1(
0,279 _
1'7, 520
1( 521
0,
8,653
3, 617
6, 458
12, 408
3, 562
9, 659
15, 474
6, 151
13, 129
33, 200
3, 945
3, 876
671
11, 746
$144,276
403, 806
49, 946
_
_ _
214, 629
179, 951
106, 888
207, 737
42,549
73, 676
157, 897
5, 550
$1, 000
$773
899
514
1, 298
319
1,
850
5, 990
0
13
1, 544
365
101
1 Exclusive of receipts from permits issued by public-service enterprises, which are included in table 10.
2 Includes receipts from cat licenses.
3Receipts from cat licenses.
CU
TABLE 6.--REVENUE
RECEIPTS
FROM TAXES,
SPECIAL
[This table is presented in 2 sections, the first section beginning on p. 70.
ASSESSMENTS, FINES, FORFEITS, AND ESCHEATS:
For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p.
RECEIPTS FROM TXES--cntinued
RECEIPTS FROM
Ii.
1933-Continued
For text discussion, see p. 19.]
PECIANDRECEIPTS FROM FINES, FORFEITS, AND
ESCIIEATS
SPECIAL CHARGES
CITY
Business license taxes
=
SOn
liquor
traffic
Onrlic
Nonbusiness license taxes
For operaCourt fines Commer
tion and
For outlays and forfeits cialforfeits
All other
Dog licenses
General
maintenane
and forfeits cial forfeits
HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000-Continued
licensesermITIES
All
other
Dog
licenses
enes
Permits
Escheats
1
z
z
GROUP III.--CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000-Continued
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
Fort Worth, Tex .............
Hartford, Conn __.--- .____________._.
.
Flint, Mich...____ _________-____..
New Haven, Conn....
____
$27, 900
San Diego, Calif____
_
45, 310
Nashville, Tenn
__________
4, 060
__
Long Beach, Calif_____
30, 500
Springfield, Mass---...... ..... .....
64, 313
.
B rid g e p or t, C on n ---- . . . . ______ .
Tulsa, Okla_ ---------------------
$12, 304
51, 235
17, 718
19, 884
69, 035
182, 871
125, 206
26, 055
38, 549
40, 532
-------2,517-
2, 517
$2, 653
$67
--------
11
181
__ _ _ _ _
10, 676
-------
6,081---
6, 081
1, 325
1, 878
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
Des Moines, Iowa-___-- . ________.
__.
Scranton, Pa_________
114, 425
------------Salt Lake City, Utah..___.
.________.
_______
Yonkers, N. Y_______
56, 230
Paterson, N. J_
169, 854
Jacksonville, Fla . __
..
_........ ....
Albany, N. Y ...---------------40, 304
N orfolk, Va ..
____.. . . . ... .. ... ..
..
14, 130
Trenton, N. J___._
126, 428
Kansas City, Kans ____
_________..
52, 412
46, 824
86, 609
114, 945
394, 797
129, 663
120, 806
311, 904
304, 545
72, 573
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
Chattanooga Tenn.......
__-..... . ------------Fort Wayne, Ind__
___
37, 538
Camden, N. J.............
58, 653
Erie, P a-............................
44, 850
Elizabeth, N. J_ _____.. ____.. ..
..
40, 222
W ichita, Kans__ . .
.
._______.. . . ------------.
Spokane, Wash......_..........__
10, 268
Fall River, Mass
87, 578
Cambridge, Mass
96, 446
New Bedford, Mass .___.. .
.
.____,.
22, 612
77, 085 -17, 021
383, 936
13, 437
273, 921
39, 035
57, 957
11, 367
18, 576
8, 539
--
(-5
H
$2, 193 --1, 202
--
-
-
255
27, 164
9, 720
1, 493
21, 867
17, 852
5, 019
31, 915
9, 206
4, 298
5, 514
68 --4, 270 10, 191
135
5,052 -.
.
.
5,987
526 4, 908
1, 028
7,179
186, 767
6
8, 260
4,905----------....
3, 073
4, 024
4, 542
1, 839
13, 888
1, 060
10
2, 057
8, 240
1, 952
--
-
--
--49- 1, 537
5, 407
7, 305
--::::::I
43
315
-
$72, 781
----
-
--
-
Q
40
1,547
7, 039
6, 542
9, 880
5, 902
20, 798
6, 398
1,918
--
1, 302
319
9,021
3, 056
5, 773
----
-
--
-
-
-
- -
-
-
- -
7
7
787
19, 433
. .
. .
. .
. .
.
$98, 911
120, 204
282, 538
33, 321
22, 424
51, 552
34, 381
87, 837
9, 403
$40, 232
46, 197
22, 769
28, 150
56, 795
20, 277
7, 299
18, 098
16, 130
27, 939
r
$133
30
$1, 000
83, 622
74, 229
197, 182
288, 865
58, 836
64, 817
507, 278
18, 200
67, 382
545, 116
10, 689
8, 505
21, 670
3, 059
11, 168
24, 828
10, 425
49, 468
9, 880
6, 929
64,064
12, 470
98, 714
29, 551
109,
614
548, 328
41, 458
16, 372.........
2, 236
13, 931--------7,839....
2,596 -- - - 29, 433 ..........
_________
24,352 ... ... ...
4,478
1, 908
8,395.
.
7, 220
4, 536
463
I
H
H
00
y
646
164
3, 632
111
119
67
2
59
724
579
4, 191
126
F-1
y
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
Reading, Pa-..........-----.....
63, 675
Knoxville, Tenn_-------3,220
Peoria, Ill..........................
30,010
South Bend, Ind__----29,421
Tacoma, Wash_--------.
19,185
Gary, Ind_---------28, 306
Miami, Fla------------------------Canton, Ohio-------..---------41,167
Wilmington, Del-------------------------.......
Somerville, Mass----...
-----------..
18,808
36,351 ............-.............
61,011
135
11, 573
30,902 __.
-- - - 74, 334
11,368 .
200------------29,961
1,438------____
5,946
523
14
234,125
43 ......---.......
135,695 --............
66,213
67,825
3,830 .............
9,675
_.............
128
4, 573--------2,145 ....-.........
11,268 ..............
2, 408------1,798-----------595
407
13,455 .-------_-1,208
7,323
4,065 .____________
5, 662
45,295
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Tampa, Fla---------------------...-------------Evansville, Ind-....................
22,080
El Paso, Tex------------........................13,791
Lynn, Mass---------....--------....
90,114
Utica, N. Y_---- ------------------32,184
Duluth, Minn--..... ---------22, 859
Waterbury, Conn----...
-----13,200
Lowell, Mass---....................
85, 382
144,529
24,017
5,198 ----------.-1, 402
2,046
4,091._______ ......_
2,509 ............
__
2, 691
1,454
3, 428
11, 201
11,339
1,647
1,411
8,102
1,087-----............-----.
3,006
645
339
37
14,113 .............
_
262
57, 534
2, 372 ..............
35, 986
2, 255 .............
15,009
3, 245
52
16, 490 ..........................
-249,
571
58, 587
258, 513
2,395
5, 626
3, 738
699,894
320,081
73,196
4,100
87,165
2,494
_...
25, 442
197, 872
87,177
30,191
2, 219
23, 647 ....
.
13, 721 .. __
.
....
6, 774
....... __.
2,
3,250 ...........
19, 705 _....___...
1,464------------_...___
40,448 ....----------......
10,850_ ........
__...
-.
20, 810
4, 677
490 __...
025
812
121
60
31,652 ...__---.-_
597 ..-------------..
18, 814--.......
6,618_ .. ._--__-_---__.
3, 673
36, 368 -----...-14, 666 __._..___.
113
3,116-----..-------.-....
7, 270---.............
.
1 Exclusive of receipts from permits issued by public-service enterprises, which are included in table 10.
132
H
78
FINANCIAL STATISTICS
TABLE 7.--REVENUE
OF CITIES
RECEIPTS FROM SUBVENTIONS
AND
[For alphabetical list of cities, by State, showing
RECEIPTS FROM SUBVENTIONS AND GRANTS BY OTHER CIVIL
DIVISIONS
Y
Aggregate
a
Subventions for
education
Other subventions
and grants
STotal
By State
By
Grand total_
.
By State
county
$Sa ...
By Stale
By
. county
_ $309, 381, 018 $273, 283, 684 $124, 051, 707 $6, 811, 479 $139, 880, 513 $2, 544, 985
Group I ______________212, 932, 315
Group II__....___..____40, 555,845
Group III----------------55, 892, 858
185, 670, 263
36, 308, 002
51, 310, 419
91, 669, 874__
.........
-- 94, 000, 389_____
10, 480, 698 ......... 25, 827, 304
21, 901, 135 6, 811, 479 20, 052, 820 2, 544, 985
GROUP I.-CITIES HAVING A
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
New York, N. Y
_.-...
$122, 733, 822 $105, 577, 442
Chicago, Ill
.
9, 177, 954
6, 012, 449
.
4, 923, 818
3, 705, 757
Philadelphladelphia, ...
Pa
Detroit, Mich .. __...- . 18, 900, 770
18, 504, 531
Los Angeles, Calif .. 11, 020, 717
10, 44, 106
Cleveland, Ohio ._____9, 5, 591
550,
9, 175, 485
St. Louis, Mo
__________- 865, 502;
650, 286
9, 971,376
9, 64, 009
Baltimore, Md ___ .
Boston, Mass _
___
, 690, 047
2, 477, 334
Pittsburgh, Pa _________
2,
159, 805
1, 423, 118
San Francisco, Calif _
3, 875, 254
3, 158, 210
158,
Milwaukee, Wis.... 7, 311, 273
7, 037, 223
Buffalo, N. Y__
______
8,, 751,386
7, 863, 313
$65, 615, 284 .........
$39, 962, 158 .........
992, 000- -----5, 020, 449 ......
2, 878, 727 .
__.
827, 030- .....
6, 219, 817----12, 284, 714 ..
__...___
5, 698, 736 _
6
4, 742, 370 _....
26, 157
________
9, 149, 3281___-__
650, 286
_____
__
1, 422, 264----8, 221,745 _..... .
467, 753 _______
2, 009, 581_.._____
1, 178, 103- -_______
245, 015_
2, 014, 223 -------- _
1, 143, 987_
629, 288 -- _ -6, 407, 935_
3, 877, 236
3, 986, 077
GROUP II.--CITIES HAVING A
14
Washington, D.
15
16
Minneapolis, Minn
New Orleans, La .-....
C
17
Cincinnati, Ohio- ........
18
Newark, N. J______
19
Kansas City, Mo
-...
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
Seattle, Wash ......
Indianapolis, Ind
-..
Rochester, N. Y_____
Jersey City, N. J
-.. .
Houston, Tex......
Louisville, Ky ............
Portland, Oreg
-___
(1)
2$7,
$8, 735, 6251
$7, 967, 643
3, 362, 885
1, 085, 817
2, 881, 592
823, 569
4, 329, 075
-......
-......
I....
3, 646, 464
174, 496- .......
4, 137, 043
3, 625, 124
2, 338, 469__ .....
595, 579
574, 175
2, 570, 706
2, 531, 070
5,330, 201
2, 255,249
1, 154, 182
449, 889
4, 018, 524
2, 240, 244
2, 421, 012
4, 879,690
1,853,553
1, 134, 503
417, 382
3, 843, 051
$857, 964 ..
813, 569_____
967, 643 .....
2, 023, 628_
10, 000 -.......
3, 471, 968
..
428, 282!__
-........
1,286, 655_____
145, 893_____
1, 451, 406 -....
312, 201 __2,
2, 330, 567 _--156, 949 _
1,098, 170_
417. 382- ..........
101, 243 ----
---
788, 838
-____.
108, 8111
-....
2, 549,123_.___
1, 696, 604 i ....
36, 333 .....
3,741,808-_
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
Columbus, Ohio .........
Toledo, Ohio -------- ^
Oakland, Calif__ .___
..
Denver, Colo________in
.
Atlanta, Ga __________.
St. Paul, Minn __________
Dallas, Tex-...._____..
Birmingham, Ala ........
Akron, Ohio______________
..
Memphis, Tenn __-
$2, 637, 794
2, 222, 555
3, 087, 716
238, 738
221, 501
422
888,
2, 097, 548
1, 026, 304
1, 765, 198
721, 151
761
$2,
514,
2, 005, 659
3, 054, 650
134, 910
196,
199
837, 745
2, 086, 680
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
Providence, R. I_.......
__
San Antonio, Tex
Omaha, Nebr____________
Syracuse, N. Y___________
Dayton, Ohio ._..__....
Oklahoma City, Okla ...
...
Worcester, Mass____
Richmond, Va _____-____
Youngstown, Ohio ......
Grand Rapids, Mich_.....
1, 720, 447
737, 411
156, 003
3, 463, 744
1, 424, 718
304. 192
1, 0 9.1 47
364, 586
1, 601, 644
811
731,
471, 440
1,
724, 850
115, 024
3, 260, 278
1, 351, 285
304, 192
901, 454!
332, 400
1, 521.,031
718, 352
1, 019, !179
1, 690, 942
401
713,
1 Included with "Other subventions and grants."
2 Includes subventions for education by United States.
$82, 426
136, 197
1, 299, 419 $1, 755, 231
70, 555
196, 199
411, 483
9, 201
626
759,
691
300,
718, 488
85, 739
718, 188
97, 191
1, 638, 528
81, 638
113, 506
174, 318
283,
721
67, 846
708, 997
---- 64,355_
-- 417, 061
327, 054_
1,
-
- -
--
- --
1,544,
677
35, 457
6, 555
$786, 940( $1, 645, 395
1,869, 462
564, 544
-...
-
-
110,
808
.
142,302
1, 385, 701 .-. ______
6, 662
17,
833
1, 621, 750 .
1, 269, 647
190, 692
8, 717
9, 255
--
718,
419_.
48, 679 __ ___ _
1,
453, 185_
_
79
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
GRANTS,
DONATIONS,
rank, see p. vIII.
AND PENSION ASSESSMENTS:
For text discussion, see p. 22]
RECEIPTS FROM DONATIONS BY PRIVATE
PERSONS AND CORPORATIONS
Total
1933
For opFor prin-l
of
erationipal
Forout- public
and
trust
lays
emaintenance
funds
RECEIPTS FROM PENSION ASSESSMENTS
PolicePo emen
Total
e
em,
Firemen School em- Al other
ployees
$2, 772, 589
$1, 076, 544
$779, 529
$916, 516 $33, 319, 745
$3, 384, 816 $1, 629, 119 $13, 931, 753 $14, 374, 057
971, 611
637, 712
1, 163, 266
320, 611
303, 835
452, 098
246, 027
108, 756
424, 746
404, 973 26, 290, 441
225,121 3, 610,131
286, 422 3, 419,173
2, 634, 776 1, 005,189 10, 050, 400 12, 600, 076
426, 881
344, 754
1, 584, 627 1, 253, 869
323, 159
279, 176 2, 296, 726
520, 112
POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
$168, 193
13, 130
22, 379
20, 638
4, 661
9, 218
19, 607
392, 412
221, 864
80, 337
14, 933
4, 239
$18, 193 $150, 000__$16, 988, 187 $1, 223, 762 $341, 581 $6, 342,
964,
689, 435
285, 506
12, 655__
$475 3, 152, 375
11, 798 ______
10, 581 1, 195, 6821_ ___-____
..
---- ....
-923,
77, 811[
297,
20, 446
192_______
375, 601
2, 554
1, 555
552
574, 950
209, 337
157, 418-_ ----9, 218 --...-.....
--_
365, 888
16, 666
12, 585
307,
19, 607-___-__-- _--195, 6091
172, 747
22, 862- -______
_
_ .327,
_
367 _
19, 057
203,
775
230 391,407
820, 301
_--- 171,
220, 282
1, 582
514, 823 _
_.... .. .
346,
225
80, 112
636, 707
41, 396
10, 177
234,
619
12, 356
1, 958
259, 117
94, 640
69, 365
95,
4, 239-..----------_
- 883, 834
108, 982
86, 638
263,
132 $9, 080, 712
389 1, 213, 045
674
272, 008
790--____
__
--208, 195
685
28, 952
_ ________
717
104, 593
883
748, 418
267
168,556
494
350, 640
112 __
_
257
424, 957
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
$327, 132
$238, 136
188, 406
195, 656
72, 300- -__-_ _ _
182, 708
122, 203
294, 097
103, 508
14
15
16
17
18
TO 500,000
POPULATION OF 300,000
$6,
305
52, 807
89, 596
367, 193
3, 390
9, 859
23, 099
17, 435
10,
961
19,679
16, 246
21, 142
$6, 305 _________ _________
$761, 677
37, 657 $15, 150__...-... 428, 486
13, 351
76, 207
$38
172, 652
163, 254
1, 836 202, 103
315, 418
3, 105
285
508, 529
--
9, 859 ------
$121, 123
27, 766
47, 702
6, 964
66, 872
11,545 1-
_
$75, 286
16, 658
52, 650
3, 543
44, 052
11,545--
330, 462
38, 400
6, 332---- ---. 16, 767
11, 530
86, 959
19, 564
433, 076
17, 435-----------------_ __
10, 9611___1
.....
390, 735
73, 759
_ __
4,116
15, 563---------------------------10, 318 ... ______
_
5, 928
16, 261
2, 816
21, 142---______----_____
154, 331
10, 385
-
-.--- ____
43, 443
46, 535
202, 084
15, 206
60, 223 ___________
190, 301
21, 119
202, 092
33, 560
170, 431
112, 985
---------------------------2, 028
11, 417----_____
25, 664
118, 282--_________
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
$3, 013
134, 835
8, 542
89, 302
2, 000
146
1, 031
$3, 013
134, 835
214
44, 302
----------
$8, 32R
45, 000
2, 001
146
1, 031
4, 221
3, 358
885
3, 358
955
3, 403
5, 469
336
13, 990
955
3, 403
5, 277
51, 015
11, 160
13. 664
1, 007
$3, 33t
192
336
13, 990
11,016
10, 841
13, 664
7
$120, 020
82, 061
24, 524
14,
526
23, 302
50, 531
9. 837
7, 125
70, 035
4, 392
248, 052
9, 158
35, 510
203, 130
59, 443
40, 00
319
1, 000
651
$6,
2, 665
12, 068
6, 926
14, 676
12, 042
3, 640
3, 228
732
21, 026
66, 949
12, 552
25,
5,
2,
15,
850
087
738
205
...4, 678
--;
.
..
. .......
$113,
369
79, 396
$12, 56
7, 600
8, 626
13, 355
6, 197
3, 897
24, 281
69, 303
22, 905
4, 071
8,661
111, 145
32, 420
96, 571
59, 443
96, 499
16, 348!
66,
949
12, 552
27
28
29
30
31
$853 32
33
34
35
4, 392 36
88, 152 37
38
352 39
82, 693 40
41
42
40, 379 43
44
45
46
80
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
TABLE 7.-REVENUE
RECEIPTS FROM SUBVENTIONS
AND
[For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing
RECEIPTS FROM SUBVENTIONS AND GRANTS BY OTHER CIVIL
DIVISIONS
SCITY
Other subventions
and grants
Subventions for
education
Aggregate
STotal
$
By State
By
GRcounty
By State
By
county
GROUP III.--CITIES HAVING A
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
Fort Worth, Tex-........
Hartford, Conn.........
Flint, Mich
____
__
New Haven, Conn_.......
San Diego, CalifL ....
Nashville, Tenn ........
Long Beach, Calif- .....
Springfield, Mass-........
Bridgeport, Conn-.......
Tulsa, Okla...........___
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
Des Moines, Iowa........
61, 762
910, 309
Scranton, Pa ._.........
Salt Lake City, Utah.....
756, 858
2, 177, 344
Yonkers, N. Y ..........
Paterson, N. J--............ 370, 122
Jacksonville, Fla____....
569, 349
Albany, N. Y
__-..---1, 001, 207
269, 740
Norfolk, Va-...........__
Trenton, N. J_ .- _______
1,
080,
540
175, 416
Kansas City, Kans_.... .
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
Chattanooga, Tenn ____
Fort Wayne, Ind.......__
Camden, N. J__ __--_--_
Erie, Pa ....----........
Elizabeth, N. J- .......
Wichita, Kans ........Spokane, Wash ..........
Fall River, Mass _-___.
New Bedford, Mass......
677,
239,
437,
341,
1, 251,
233,
763,
222,
330,
287,
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
Reading, Pa_ ._____-.
Knoxville, Tenn .........
Peoria, Ill-_
_ _
South Bend, Ind ......
Tacoma, Wash__ ____ .
Gary, Ind_----------.......-Miami, Fla__
....-- __
Canton, Ohio
Wilmington, Del ...-....
Somerville, Mass- .... __
310, 835
463, 791
77, 367
221, 812
751, 348
254, 313
271, 285
156, 295
2,852,
889
197, 134
250, 377
424,
893
56, 917
204, 314
720, 639
237, 738
254, 493
82, 076
2, 836, 874
130, 331
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Tampa, Fla _....---Evansville, Ind_ ... __
.
-____
El Paso, Tex----.
Lynn, Mass .___-__--Utica, N. Y_ .____...Duluth, Minn ..........
Waterbury, Conn_.- _
Lowell, Mass.-_-__------
423, 701
175, 617
408, 224
287, 684
1, 548, 395
296, 024
111, 697
216,
174
419, 875
156, 855
395, 563
242, 559
1, 448, 951
234, 446
54, 458
176, 649
$535,
241
199, 205
1, 629, 459
542, 110
1, 549, 944
1, 266, 9 8 5
147
1,
602,
i
600, 989
144, 909
138, 425
$528, 535
95, 064
1, 604, 298
428, 716
1, 473, 385
758, 816
1, 577, 561
485, 750
78,154
138,
425
36, 570
775, 527
745, 818
1, 950, 421
234, 514
547, 249
886, 586
251, 913
980, 630
171, 378
$525, 592
$2, 943
90, 2761____
771, 058
126, 529
5, 346
_ _____
657,
726
93, 192
635, 653
66,
976
74, 324
815,
659
665, 624
732, 411
10,
395
-- ______
-
87, 727
$4, 788
827, 894
302, 187
55, 696
408, 379
3, 830
50,
698
36, 570
341, 246 - -
434, 281
_
745,
709
109
631, 558_-___
62, 515.
__
___
501, 299
522, 254 -____
157, 907--__
399, 0641
29, 071 _______
1, 315, 495
171, 999
45,
950
364, 332
94, 006
581, 566
142, 307
3, 368
-.
-
Cambridge, Mass .......
066
026
909
757
501
916
423
254
634
896f
661, 740
213, 005
319, 714
276, 972
1, 159, 188
232, 065
737, 359
180, 513
254, 509
239, 704
187,
954
79, 324
319, 714 -
473,
786
6, 506
127, 175
-
276,
772
428, 250
41, 911
455, 158
35, 710
23,
806
85, 272
200
___
233, 981
3, 528
2,548
6, 315
250, 377 _-_______
141,
631
283,
262
46,
025 ._. ...
87, 047
1, 989
449,
365
218,
689
82, 356
3, 015
254,
493 ........
.. 35, 798 ______
2, 836, 874 ........
26, 216
2, 252
392, 025- ....
41, 383
385, 563
27, 684
__
2, 345
10, 000
2, 475
730,
938
190, 154
48, 220
141, 275
228, 155
148, 117
10, 892
115, 278
52, 585
152, 367
1, 878
44,400
101, 863
27, 850
113, 127
763, 272 ..
-______
212, 400
685, 679
224, 379
19, 067
55,
671 ....
42, 585
4, 546
2, 787
129, 518
81
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
GRANTS,
DONATIONS,
rank, see p. viI.
AND PENSION ASSESSMENTS:
For text discussion, see p. 22]
RECEIPTS FROM DONATIONS
BY PRIVATE
PERSONS AND CORPORATIONS
For opFor prinipalof
eration
of
ertioncipal For out-
Total
1933-Continued
and
public
lays
maintenance
trust
funds
RECEIPTS FROM PENSION ASSESSMENTS
Police-
Total
e
men
,
Fireen School em
Firemen
o
e
ployees
All other
All other
POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000--Continued
$16, 685
$260-
-
-
'-------$16, 425
- -25,
11, 830
1,
401
495,
683
8, 050
25,
694
145
.
.
-------...... ....
$6,706 ....
87, 456
$6, 832
$6, 425
$74, 199
161
11, 311
$519_
...
.
748
653 ..
92 239,
000 256,
591
8, 050 ........--------___.
25,
694.________
145-___
... _ _______.
2, 845
3, 074
- ---
2,489
5,
320
--------
..
56,
770________
-- -- -.
283
_
320 ....... _
--
47
48
____
49
19, 242
101, 564
16, 876
11, 649
73, 039 _______
75,
158
7, 575
8,714 .. _
58,
869
11,
648
3,952
4,701 .
..
_
2,995
17, 374
7, 764
9, 610 -- ___
- - ___
........
89,
545
___-89,
545 _......
66,
610
11,
674
10,
760
44,
176
-----
77-----56,
770
$6, 706
.____
25,
192
78,
012
763
3,958
2,
._________.__
__. ____
11,040 --------- -----------
------
56
18,
471---------653
75,
359
2,
11,040
50
51
52
53
54
55
-
57
58
59
652
6,874
92,
669
112,
10,
844
98,
003
1,672
7,288
_.._
7,289 ..
46,870
33,
824
8,066
4,843
8,
863__________
2,350
75,592 _________
1, ...........
788
-1,88----------66
60
61
62
63
64
65
-- - ---- ..
"---- ----.
15, 326
2, 426
12, 9001 ........
.....
--293- _-....-...-... 25, 728
1, 869
4, 435
16, 510
2, 914
293
8, 406
6, 933
69, 829 -----33, 027
- ._____ __... ___
85, 168
33, 027
2, 055
1, 445
610 ________
62, 730
57,
753
4,977
55, ________
362
18,
551
18,
551 _______---...
_
73,
762
10,
001
8,399
153
153
......---1,698....------..
---------------------1,698
50
----- _________
26,
014
3,
804
8,638
13, _____
572
502,984 .........- 2,
38,757 .-----..------...
....---------- 38,7571--------_
984 .
._
1, 719
1, 719__ ...
..
74,406- -...-----....
.
7..
51, 869
22,537
48,192
48,192.....---------- ..---------- ----------
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
1,612
1,
612 .. _____6__-_____
7, 250
15, 000 .......
22,
250
175
175- _______..........
-.
...
346
346 ............ 20
20--.....
__..._...
115
115......--------......
5,
456
5,
456 ................
__38, 757
38, 274
483---.....--..
282
282 .........
_.........
846
58,
846_
..........
___58,
12,433
2,023
2, 192
16, 648
20,
275
7,893
3,367
9,0151
------1, 304
1, 846
14, 002----------17,152
30,
689
3,717
13,178
13, --------794
16,
460
1, 002
1, 718
13, 740______-____
11,
336
5,760
5,576 .......
_______83
35, 462_ _.
...-......-.
35, 462----------9, 744- -----15,
733
2,
923
3,066
___
18,459
48, 344
-----------.---------66,803
77
78
79
80
81
82
.....-------.......
1, 782 _
2, 044
3, 826
16, 919
1, 506
2, 733
12, 680--------_
10, 982
4, 396
6, 586-__----...........
45,125
45,125
-------------------......... ----------------121......
- -......... 99, 432
10,
428
17, 686
56, 006
15,312
14, 748 ......-..........-46, 830
4, 690
630
41, 510 ----------7,012
960 ...-------.....
45,
267
--------- 3,122----....... 42,145
400-------------......... 125-----........
39,
____--- --....
--.--39, ----- ___125
_
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
19,
053.
253
371
2,
250
2,2501
1, 843
1, 679
--12
14, 748
7,
972
400
2,206
5,000
224,
434
12,
239
130,
288
19,
769
523
7,
22,100
19,
053-- ------ ----95,
568
6,808
253 ...............
17,
574
3,
868
371
_.___......
539
597
2, ........ . .... 99,
250
.
1,788 21, .
......
2-1,
788-----------
1, 8431..........
__ -..
1, 679-...... __------ __...--
66
84
85
86
TABLE 8.-REVENUE RECEIPTS FROM HIGHWAY PRIVILEGES, RENT OF INVESTMENT PROPERTIES, AND INTEREST:
1933
[For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. viii. For text discussion, see p. 22]
RECEIPTS FROM INTEREST
RECEIPTS FROM RENT OF INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
S
a
Receipts
from
highway
privileges
Aggregate
CITY
By
sinking
funds
By public
trust funds
$33, 381
Total
By invest
ment funds
and from
miscella
neous real
property
$3, 168, 199
$21, 230, 084
$67, 694, 286
$38, 711, 296
$19, 966, 205
$3, 377, 184
$5, 639, 601
27, 603
3, 025, 583
92, 213
50, 403
17, 882, 876
1, 905, 314
1, 441, 894
51, 909, 792
7, 821,133
7, 963, 361
28, 335, 539
4,920,407
5, 455, 350
17, 449, 829
1,483,707
1, 032, 669
2, 629, 461
282,933
464, 790
3, 494, 963
1,134,086
1, 010, 552
U
..
Grand total______ __
$109, 983, 653
$17, 857, 703I
ii
-
12, 950, 060
1, 866, 905
3, 040, 738
85, 795, 914
11, 685, 565
12, 502, 174
Group I -................
Group II__
Group III -__-----------
-
$24, 431,664
Total
By sinking
funds
By public
trust funds
By invest
ment funds
and from On current
investdeposits
ments
ii--
'i
20, 936, 062
1, 997, 527
1, 498, 075
ii
5, 778
C
GROUP I.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
$3, 268, 087
5, 006, 408
1, 225, 187
17, 090
604, 887
19, 516
1, 421, 878
788, 153
38, 844
153, 950
330, 095
$33,304, 395
__
New York, N. Y _
10, 355, 766
._-Chicago, Ill___---- 22, 624, 721
Philadelphia, Pa- ----...
931, 588
. . . .
D etroit, Mich______
3, 339, 776
Los Angeles, Calif ... __
1, 277, 148
Cleveland, Ohio...____
2, 197, 381
St. Louis, M o ............
2, 438, 205
..-----Baltimore, Md__
5, 701, 858
Boston, Mass ...-------1, 074, 050
Pittsburgh, Pa______....
1, 234, 712
San Francisco, Calif______
12
Milwaukee, Wis
13
22, 259
-.....-
572, 172
33, 185
53, 706
740, 142
Buffalo, N. Y
$3, 715, 989
$3, 715, 989 ..-------------------.
113, 934
.
$614, 628
728, 562 ..
10, 808, 804
-1, 930, 814
12, 739, 618 ---13, 977
13, 977 _________.............
417, 264
417, 264 --------------------11, 620 _________-------------11, 620
69, 521
74, 297
.
- .
143, 818
33, 496
$27, 603 .
61, 099
2, 503, 310
404, 075
..
.
2, 907, 385
45, 615
_
-_
45, 615
114, 295
__
____
114, 295 _
_
33, 185
1, 769
__
3, 635
-_
1, 866
$26, 324, 319
$16, 973, 848
4,620,
796
5,876
8.659,
916
6,358,
010
900,
521
732,
050
2, 317, 625
42, 816
1, 246, 012
546, 033
631, 685
173, 882
1,588,
953
1,051,
773
629
1,
380,181
2,755,
874,
485
504,
532
322 ____________
790,
586
684,
698
245,
514, 831
320, 952
$9,138, 044
$31, 431
2,273,
561
2,
088,
308
2,175,
790
45,647
127,
586 .....- _
..
761,
062
36, 500
15,182
364, 303
203, 567
13, 400
511,
266
14,
259
1,
364, 245
1,
082
554
14,
29, 500
491,756 __________
368,
107
4,
440
5, 109
591
$180, 996
253,
051
80,
469
40, 885
1, 477, 247
320, 494
240, 836
11, 655
121
10,
325, 899
298,566
66,
565
188,
179
GROUP II.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300, 000 TO 500,000
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
___
rt.
Ginn non
.-
Washington, D. C _...
Minneapolis, Minn_ .-..
N e w O r l e an s , La .- . . .. . .
C in cin n a ti, O h io - --.
$286,858
_..
Newark, N. J_
.
K a n sa s C i t y , M o . . - . . . .
S eattle , W ash
-- -.---.. .
.
.
In d ia n ap o lis , I n d . - . . . .
Rochester, N. Y .....- __
J er se y C ity, N . J .-. . . . . . . .
Houston, Tex____------Lo uis v il l e, Ky - . . . . . . . .
Portland, Oreg ____--...
760, 898
570, 682
4, 477, 097
1, 285, 503
752, 728
356, 324
156, 996
368, 301
958, 491
450, 187
383, 360
878,140
I I
$27,
21,
172,
62,
411,
296,
485
912
810
793
630
212
967
6, 000
79, 988
351, 376
169, 713
41, 045
224, 974
$55, 695
16,
327
27, 879
1, 735, 557
12, 572
2, 077
24,105
1, 021
18, 221
740
38, 768
50, 000
14, 565
..... $5,408
79,
426
-
7,379
$55, 695
16, 327
22, 471
1, 656, 131
12, 572
2, 077
24, 105
1, 021
18, 221
740
38, 768
50, 000
7, 186
$203,
678 _
722,
659
369, 993
2, 678, 747
301
861,
454,
439
331, 252
$331, 660
32, 719
1, 931, 391
758,
097
351,
041
68, 242
$203,
009 ... ___-349, 940
$22,
679
110, 865
38, 830
357, 772
19, 491
62, 768
29, 632
11,432
23,
020
43, 889
147, 353
$669
18,
380
187, 579
370, 093
10, 804
946
68,
71, 768
149, 975
7, 990
21, 006
724
120, 255
270, 092
606, 375
241, 706
292,315
638, 601
135, 236
454, 296
219, 472
205, 269
424, 994
29, 009
57, 164
778
38, 064
94, 547
31, 584
_
1, 842
.7,22
71, 242
74, 263
94, 915
19, 614
48, 982
47, 818
U
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GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
Columbus, Ohio .......
Toledo, Ohio___________
Oakland, Calif ___________
Denver, Colo ______-..
Atlanta, Ga______
_________St. Paul, Minn
--......
Dallas, TexBirmingham, Ala .......
........
Akron, Ohio_____
Memphis, Tenn._______Providence, R. I_........
San Antonio, Tex________
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
-________
Omaha, Nebr__
Syracuse, N. Y___________
Dayton, Ohio __________.
Oklahoma City, Okla ...
Worcester, Mass____...
-Richmond, Va_______
_ _ _
Youngstown, Ohio
Grand Rapids, Mich__ _
Fort Worth, Tex .... _____
Hartford, Conn ..---..
Flint, Mich_____________
New Haven, Conn .. . _
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
Albany, N. Y_____________
Norfolk, Va ._______
Trenton, N. J_ _________
Kansas City, Kans__
Chattanooga, Tenn_
Fort Wayne, Ind___
Camden, N. J_____
___
Erie, Pa -__---....
73
San Diego, Calif
-- ______
Nashville, Tenn___________
_____
Long Beach, Calif...
Springfield, Mass ___.....
Bridgeport, Conn ........
Tulsa, Okla____________
Des Moines, Iowa ________
Scranton, Pa______________
Salt Lake City, Utah ....
Yonkers, N. Y___________
Paterson, N. J___________
._
Jacksonville, Fla
Elizabeth, N.
J
__
Wichita, Kans____________
Spokane, Wash ..........
$556, 547
188, 848
250, 524
297,
151
336,
806
751, 423
286, 198
74, 328
123, 294
84,
709
952,
651
371, 495
472,
218
65, 192
190, 034
505, 871
126, 985
678, 974
22, 664
258, 981
168,
762
300,
339
88, 933
99, 297
496
200,
173, 765
456,
406
25,
650
29,
298
395
134,
073
111,
342
73,
083
56,
162
85,
991
340,
36,
746
110,
412
784,693
325,
217
190, 196
28, 278
60, 985
344, 709
36, 194
274, 472
53,936
54,742
$2 , 119
114, 347
156, 710
252,
278
41, 742
168,125
2, 399
2 , 18 5
250,
000
257,106
229
5,
809
40,
16,059
.........
_________............
$3 , 6 00
10, 082
16, 541
2,
572
7, 543
50, 325
450
2,649
1,810
12, 276
46,226
1,
617
$5 4 1, 8 12
178, 766
119, 636
120,
266
76, 985
659, 356
117,623
70,163
121,244
70, 034
888, 181
119,
878
$471,
645
72, 209
25, 567
23, 893
74, 362
619, 267
101, 167
30, 758
85, 814
57, 356
647, 117
32, 425
1,
960
5,684-- - - --------_
_______21,
429 ____-- _
003 _ ____ ____________
192,
1,
960
5,684
21,
429
192,
003
213,152
59,508
163,
376
273,
059
178,
892
$12, 6 1 6
10, 082
16, 541
20, 175
7, 543
50, 325
450
4,165
2,050
12, 276
62, 2 8 5
1,
617
.........
$9 , 0 1 6
____.
_______
_________
______
.........
17, 603
.__________-_.______
_______ __ ___ _
_
.________________
1,516
_________
240
-
_.126,
909
235,
_
1,
566
2,386
34,937
26
112,
975
87,
905
66,
255
10,
082
13,
417
21,
848
57. _
_. , 499
28,
618
24,390
198,
337
9, 446
3,327
631
51,
176, 752
61,
192
15,
000
203,
805
4, 248
151, 705
46, 419
33,384
2,719 _____________________
324
500 ________
684 __________________ .__
86,
31,544
32,129
____________________
_____________________
2,
297 _____________________
-..
6,
707 ....... ...........
600
4,
553
4,370
355,
649
165
25,
459
3.
433
3,101
680
1,849
14,197
419, 039
1, 267
221
788
1,
265
6, 086
3, 912
3,895
65
..
681
$278
452
1, 500
... . . . . . . .
134.
018
249,
920
39, 288
403,
869
12 942
121,
374
131, 284
162,
415
64, 863
37, 415
985
2,719
176
86,684
440,
346
22,
164
170,
731
31,544
32, 129
134,832
233, 273
2,297
6,707
3,953
4,370
355,
649
86,610
92,590
968
82,
81,490
34,
502
15,
568
15,
716
87,
088
141
50,
342
73,
27, 465
57, 671
141, 974
25, 451
92, 888
314, 023
147,198
128,
783
12, 490
59, 720
134, 818
28,034
118, 872
165
25,
459
2.752
3, 101
680
1, 849
14, 197
419, 039
1, 267
221
58
1, 265
6, 086
2,412
3, 895
7,517
65
21, 293
__.
45, 051
__.
_.
--
58, 713
28, 182
21, 357
360
116,
063
18, 769
74,508
313, 598
131,802
82, 417
7, 671
9, 646
126, 074
12. 453
63, 229
34
7, 917
$21, 469
$26, 840
28,281
7,858
_
19,
568
80, 987
13, 537
2,
623
35,089 ------ _1, 417
5, 704
3,668
13,
455
20,
107 .- __ _
_
508
4,945
138, 988
71, 053
132
59, 305
-
25,954
1,205
4, 544
15, 568
3,324 ---------80,
256 6,932
23,
655
2,207
1, 286
453
17, 649
630
50, 051
30, 775
5, 522
765
1, 362
3, 079
6, 289
12, 433
6,194
15, 598
42, 939
1,
223
3, 103
-----------
5, 961
25
3
35, 065
5, 786
2, 437
3, 603
2, 934
1, 476
10, 106
100
4,457 -- - - 367
12,416
165
7, 785
2,590
510
3,783
19, 192
37
24, 910
3,000
19,840
4,875
4, 008
2,983
$21, 858
70, 418
74, 501
1, 849
5,
000
9, 335
22,
282
15, 323
7, 225
31, 023
28,
016
8,306
58, 303
9, 246
19, 815
441
7,
5,
890
7, 015
48, 071
3, 095
47, 248
21, 092
5, 121
17, 128
25, 131
31, 300
14,
206
12,
637
22,
086
923
5,
42, 857
10, 031
626
4,
24, 688
3,479
13,923
58
2, 980
27, 174
4, 617
17, 379
3,154
15,
071
020
32,
2, 608
6, 385
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TABLE 8.-REVENUE RECEIPTS FROM HIGHWAY PRIVILEGES,
RENT OF INVESTMENT PROPERTIES, AND INTEREST:
[For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. vm.
RECEIPTS FROM INTEREST
RECEIPTS FROM RENT OF INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
SReceipts
CITY
By investment funds
By
By public
and from
privileges Total s miscellag trust funds
fneous
real
property
from
highway
Aggregate
1933-Continued
For text discussion, see p. 22]
By sinking
funds
By funds
mentinvest
By public meand f
trust funds
ainvestro
ments
On current
deposit
tz
z
(-5
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000-Continued
_
Fall River, Mass .....---Cambridge, Mass.........
New Bedford, Mass .... .
Reading, Pa___________- _
Knoxville, Tenn ........
_.. ____
Peoria, Ill
South Bend, Ind -_-_-Tacoma, Wash .........
.----------. Gary, IId
M iami, Fla___............
$53, 180
130,345
48, 916
14,884
49, 833
55, 578
' 986
20,
83, 655
4, 0917
65, 027
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Canton, Ohio -------V2ilmington, Del_ -.-.....
Somerville, Mass---------__........
Tampa, Fla
--.
Evansville, Ind ._____.
El Paso, Tex. .--........
Lynn, Mass _
Utica, N. Y ______---__
Duluth, Minn -___......
Waterbury, Conn
Lowell, Mass-------------
107, 266--------------------------------------------------------266
$5, 500 ..-.5, 766
9, 796
119, 190
9,943 -----------------------------------------------. _------------..... _714
-_____
714
60, 454
21, 828_....-------53, 215
- - - ---.
2, 662 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
91, 377
805
-------...
805
48,119
759
759
32, 931 .
453
392
.. $1,
-__
1, 845
184, 354
145
1, 020
1,165
_--22, 475 _
6, 890 ------------------------.
-
-
36, 834
8,191
________-_-
36, 834
i
-
-
-_
$49, 613
124,992
29,870
1,793
44, 856
$52, 246
129,514
48, 660
14,326
49, 411
35, 604
18, 614
40, 437
4, 091
20, 002
$934
.
.$934
650
650 _________-------------$181
.
---........
.........
256 ..............
558 --------------------------------------------_-------__--422
_422
8, 511
8, 511
11, 463
.2, 372
5, 895
_
5, 895 .............
37, 323
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
847
17, 986
--
9, 541
91,943
44, 307
107, 266
103, 628
9, 943
59, 740
31,387
88, 715
47, 314
172
32,
182, 509
21, 310
6, 890
i
-8,
54, 218
1,089
68, 130
7, 067
6,690
171
6, 533
i
i
$595
1,779
754
856
42
274
$2,038
2,743
18, 036
677 --- _11,
$3, 441
1,072
9, 863
25, 467
6, 335 .11,432
8, 831
5, 392
1, 576 - -657
8, 228
2,515
9, 804
5, 733 -----------1,645
30, 504
547
443
101
1,236
4, 153
5, 357
4, 560
3, 388
33, 106
4, 844
220
9,
15, 296
166, 700
13, 610 _
5, 944 ---
9, 590
27,172
953
4, i85
20, 78
12, 637
2, 297
16,
262
342
1,167
946
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TABLE 9.-REVENUE
RECEIPTS FROM EARNINGS OF GENERAL
DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL
SERVICE: 1933
[For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. viII.
For text discussion, see p. 22]
EDUCATION
HIGHWAYS
rva- Sanilation,
otection
Gene
r
Conse-Other
tooecton
tionofe
and prso
governhatScine
andppropcleanliness
erty
meit
mmesation
CITY
All general
departmeats
Grand total _ .....
$62, 471, 929
$17, 223, 547
$6, 031,373
$3, 236, 737
__
. 36, 991, 976
10, 847, 947
14, 632, 006
13, 273, 259
2, 610, 509
1, 339, 779
4, 512, 587
891, 408
627, 378
1, 969, 168
412, 247
855, 322
Group I
Group II_
Group III
--....
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
New York, N. Y .
Chicago, Ill _
Philadelphia, Pa.....
Detroit, Mich
Los Angeles, Calif.....
Cleveland, Ohio ......
St Louis, Mo.......
Baltimore, Md .......
Boston, Mass
Pittsburgh, Pa.......
San Francisco, Calif....
Milwaukee, Wis .......
__
Buffalo, N. Y ....
Washington, D. C___
Minneapolis, Minn__
New Orleans, La_ _
Cincinnati, Ohio_____
Newark, N. J_____
Kansas City, MIo ...
Seattle, Wash________
Indianapolis, Ind ...
Rochester, N. Y ...
Jersey City, N. J ...
Houston, Tex__
Louisville, Ky____
Portland, Oreg______
1, 072, 786
621, 156
879, 165
$2, 867,135
$103, 188
$203, 437
134, 828
19, 414
50, 157
8, 758
12, 432
953, 683
179, 494
205, 561
87, 576
217, 643
36, 522
2, 229
57, 905
10, 535
49, 507
158, 767
3, 551 _.....
12, 682
106, 746
326, 005
23, 805
22, 490
55, 039
1, 649, 863
968
624,
592, 304
485, 532
286, 955
453, 593
Charities,Miscella
hospitals,
S
and corrections
$1,081, 791
5, 089, 879
1, 703, 326
4, 288, 586
I
!
Re
rneous
l
$9, 487, 698 $1, 083, 251
3, 443, 899
2, 697, 862
3, 345, 937
652, 998
148, 303
281, 950
l
Recreaton
c
$5, 721,066
$1, 940,144
3, 333, 146
707, 146
1, 680, 774
1, 508, 859
144, 067
287, 218
OF 500,000 AND OVER
$521, 488
55, 926
59, 512
244, 100
172, 650
202, 450
91, 102
102, 736
898
17, 096
28, 035
152, 318
1, 552
$106, 407
91, 012
1, 231
52, 822
28, 246
33, 410
22, 609
58, 205
2, 982
23, 521
11, 375
12, 583
41,129
$518,
153,
959,
618,
247,
343,
253,
73,
877,
362,
63,
345,
272,
277
106
235
830
501
374
752
927
559
350
999
128
841
GROUP II.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
$91.,81
$262 I,5 _ I .__ .
$8, 570
$91, 816
$17, 338
$262,
458
$4, 098
$184, 279
$221, 232
61, 134
23, 378
25, 787
17. 270
27, 328
121, 697
70, 494
19, 513
12, 952
6, 395
5, 142
23, 364
157, 508
175, 345
206, 690
114, 048
22, 2401)
209, 136
6, 595
66, 839
299, 987
400, 973
34, 624
106, 342
61, 046
95, 349
410, 245
85, 767
19, 114
30, 922
19, 428
3, 381
21, 523
237, 643
82, 752
19, 311
13, 688
9, 837
2, 682
92, 250
68, 133
216, 656
34, 249
6, 359
9, 076
43, 474
18, 422
102, 819
53, 766
184, 174
2, 453
10, 367
109, 541
33, 593
37, 501
130, 355
518, 763
5, 846
2, 685
31, 961
39, 843
181, 902
31, 956
31, 772 ____-. _
18, 667
24, 191
341, 176
49, 214
15, 122
113, 777
35, 133
10, 940
1805,
164
9, 593
66, 419
47,945
912
3,954
105, 922
9. 395
161, 859
$992, 162
609, 967
803, 916
1, 986, 193
1, 387, 744
652, 007
584, 487
458, 345
679, 348
819, 562
587, 808
832, 593
453, 815
_
'
$1, 066, 766
1, 335, 327
476, 647
282, 177
314, 479
88, 874
280, 250
18, 542
138, 051
54, 680
271,194
98, 373
87, 227
$3, 858, 879
4, 926, 763
1, 325, 478
258, 676
541, 308
427, 251
692, 318
131, 344
152, 085
378, 235
304, 163
165, 947
110, 812
$7, 667, 432
7, 873, 655
3, 130, 983
4, 635, 934
2, 595, 900
1, 811, 021
1, 649, 888
961, 123
2,122, 048
1, 084, 531
1, 182, 537
1, 523, 370
753, 554
pairofoi
ompensa.ion
$2, 573,107 $1,226,080
GROUP I.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
R
than
repairfor
compen-
I
$649,
506,
53,
786,
439,
257,
59,
25,
312,
156,
4,
158,
33,
523
964
129
521
740
395
937
293
388
988
087
313
621
$7,57
$71, 547
127, 977
289, 658
991, 958
116, 461
180, 969
80, 498
109, 211
112, 664
25, 118
110, 181
465, 925
15, 695
.
$83, 476
20, 476
44, 118
207, 394
61,130
27, 611
74, 095
23, 045
37, 131
21, 586
34, 616
18, 320
--
81
$22, 817
19, 210
8, 113
16, 173
20, 257
9, 250
18, 321
11, 515
6, 969
3, 315
7, 348
5, 015
$48, 690
40, 995
5, 025
961, 677
17, 998
$590, 777
525, 844
171, 335
420, 898
241, 529
91, 918
177, 931
382, 723
84, 917
50, 837
357, 687
172, 755
63, 995
5, 627
25, 818
321, 849
142
983
33, 527
46, 528
1
5738....9
$73,
112,
78,
38,
56,
46,
63,
69,
51,
892
009
979
157
656
930
101
117
731
10, 129
18, 694
48, 469
39, 282
ia
$34, 115
3, 683
26, 947
14, 370
24
95
H
r
00
y
00p
y
H
"
337
-
823
61, 241
2, 432
(
Cst
TABLE 9.-REVIENUE RECEIPTS FROM EARNINGS OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS
OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL
(
SERVICE: 1933-Continued
[For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. viii.
For text discussion, see p. 22]
HIGHWAYS
CITY
U
CITY
All general
departdepartments
General
Protection
person
govern-tionh to d
governanproperty
Conserva-
o
a-
0
GROUP
$36, 589
34, 583
7, 910
367, 376
67, 969
62, 859
139
9, 981
44, 530
8, 543
$18, 660
6, 966
6, 664
117, 671
2, 039
12, 993
6, 507
8, 021
45
24, 597
Columbus, Ohio_______ Toledo, Ohio_
Oakland, Calif ____-....
Denver, Colo______
Atlanta, Ga________________
St. Paul, Minnn __________
Dallas, Tex________________
Birmingham, Ala .........
Akron, Ohio.__________
......
Memphis, Tenn__
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
Providence, R. I_ __
San Antonio, Tex __.....
Omaha, Nebr ____________.
Syracuse, N. Y ____________
Dayton, Ohio _____________
Oklahoma City, Okla _____
..
Worcester, Mass_______
Richmond, Va___________
Youngstown, Ohio ________
__
Grand Rapids, Mich_ ..
430, 060
124, 258
242, 798
193, 090
213, 740
230, 490
874, 721
169, 113
105, 951
427, 717
66, 395
547
12, 873
39, 801
16, 556
3,312
53,458
40, 745
11, 056
29, 670
48, 659
660
16, 581
9, 524
19, 661
14,140
10, 488
12, 910
7, 881
10, 638
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
Fort Worth, Tex ________-.
Hartford, Conn __ _...
Flint, Mich_____________
New Haven, Conn_____ ___
San Diego, Calif ______
Nashville, Tenn ...........
Long Beach, Calif .___....
Springfield, Mass ..-.-..
Bridgeport, Conn .........
Tulsa, Okla___________.__
264,
616,
441,
527,
101,
93,
155,
859,
409,
107,
21,
18,
11,
6,
9,
5,
75,
20,
25,
5,
3,
2,
6,
14,
684
439
997
407
575
757
288
831
905
336
918
275
189
366
839
175
2, 529
28, 923
4, 557
Charities,
hospitals,
pRecreation
andcorSchools
rections
Misea
neos
Libraries
III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100.000 TO 300.000
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
$266,
867
328, 092
349, 450
718, 050
280, 692
212, 560
356, 505
159, 791
262, 014
200, 354
EDUCATION
Sanitation,
or promo- Other than
Repair for
tionof
repair er o
e
en
mpensacleanliness
compention
sation
806
278
048
555
424
884
571
985
317
332
$28, 807
846
29, 403
2, 341
22,
947
941
57, 073
144
3, 132
5, 225
$9, 983
693
52, 422
29, 363
10, 378
10, 765
9, 048
18, 720
10, 108
11, 893
$16, 585
4, 604
53, 965
53, 014
31, 061
1, 762
46, 079
8, 589
11, 359
36, 241
235
070
813
576
215
841
007
351
727
953
20,
098
4, 627
8, 237
5, 302
4, 489
145, 842
14, 976
6, 556
474
3, 626
335
1, 515
6, 335
1, 671
5, 050
10, 232
7, 798
1, 710
2, 346
3, 542
46, 054
19, 244
13, 591
7, 924
11, 462
15, 101
3,193
3, 064
13, 798
20
2, 704
18, 608
11, 582
6, 354
102, 448
8, 994
13, 018
18, 036
5, 745
1, 757
1, 950
2, 661
11, 031
1, 550
25, 486
4, 988
197
1, 020
1, 169
6, 944
61
7, 051
$2, 322
3,479
52, 559
1, 980
2, 013
1, 345
5, 784
405
13,435
6, 684
44,
12,
2,
21,
2,
13,
57,
20,
11,
180,
_ . __ _
$37, 036
12, 167
9, 500
44, 314
68, 093
8, 852
25, 365
24, 907
1, 382
13, 863
33, 361
125, 856
_
___ __
42, 710
__________152, 427
.....
10, 234
53, 450
28, 613
82, 963
903 .. ______
19, 231
532, 016
24, 971
16, 200
1, 912 .......
_______
7, 613
19, 938
35,095
138, 068
40, 285
42, 848
143, 263
_...933
262
- ___
389
1, 623
11, 207
7,245
$1, 494
15, 579
17, 005
16, 447
6, 091
12, 187
6, 623
5, 303
4, 364
32, 862
4, 920
4, 883
5, 476
8, 666
2, 203
3, 302
4, 514
4
3,273
56, 711
8, 314
1, 071
376, 870
326,432
42, 338
166,733
1, 222
41, 155
231, 280
21, 659
3, 347
3,606
7, 037
8, 632
2, 344
7, 074
----------
20,140
601,111
___ _.
52, 719
H
$93, 485
228, 634
48, 049
38, 157
17, 989
41, 875
98, 075
37, 960
171, 390
9, 218
261, 789
5, 501 .. ________
55,306
110,
890
69, 712
12,
747
1,340
$1, 279
256
6, 154
8, 833
295
1, 066
$20, 627
20, 285
65, 819
38, 554
51, 817
57, 915
101, 812
45,
693
2, 269
10, 100
41, 128
45, 067
37, 965
25, 058
28, 213
45, 527
4, 922
10, 823
341
27, 703
25, 201
28, 020
108, 333
21, 119
67, 927
31, 379
22, 924
75, 848
49, 637
35, 421
25, 125
Z
H
-
----
-
9, 919
©
27, 554
530
C
10, 829
24
857
1, 085
13, 825
1, 485
1, 668
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
Des Moines, Iowa ......
Scranton, Pa
___________.
..
Salt Lake City, Utah ...
Yonkers, N. Y -__________
Paterson, N. J____________
Jacksonville, Fla___________
Albany, N. Y______________
Norfolk, Va__
Trenton, N. J_____________
Kansas City, Kans_ .....
127, 356
176, 531
107, 721
116, 501
323, 578
65, 982
119, 453
121, 695
132, 792
33, 467
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
Chattanooga, Tenn________
Fort Wayne, Ind__________
Camden, N. J.___________
Erie, Pa_
Elizabeth, N. J___ _____._.
Wichita, Kans_____________
Spokane, VWash__________
Fall River, MNass_
......
Cambridge, Mass__________
New Bedford, Mass ......
167, 294
55, 331
62, 447
43, 780
34, 455
79, 703
143, 000
218, 015
375, 602
214, 565
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
Reading, Pa_
Knoxville, Tenn ..
______
Peoria, Ill ................
South Bend, Ind_____.___
Tacoma, Wash____________
Gary, Ind_
_
Miami, Fla_
Canton, Ohio_
Wilmington, Del .........
Somerville, Mass .........
48, 273
83, 101
122, 557
62, 509
196, 267
34, 446
207, 520
134, 330
51, 336
241, 727
3, 928
1, 324
236
25, 693
1, 900
11, 252
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Tampa, Fla..
Evansville, lnd____________
180, 955
84, 732
77, 253
305, 905
27, 702
79, 446
105, 947
144, 2C0
660
75
6, 039
14, 518
4, 388
4, 027
3, 149
14, 940
El Paso, Tex
--------
---
Lynn, Mass_
Utica, N. Y________________
Duluth, Minn_____________
Waterbury, Conn__________
Lowell, Mass_
811
844
362
831
191
18
27, 439
47, 031
17, 972
30
2, 219
1, 241
2, 274
5, 635
1, 006
2, 240
1, 787
1, 477
1, 334
1, 135
2, 712
1, 908
677
9, 674
19, 981
2, 359
1, 045
12, 755
53, 392
1, 126
90
550
892
8, 626
2, 671
1, 835
1, 963
4, 642
1, 407
7, 639
2, 412
408
250
2, 593
793
1, 459
102
296
33, 201
23, 425
32, 205
2, 713
5, 223
8, 462
216
537
12
939
5, 328
1, 197
842
18,
2,
19,
9,
24,
22, 784
4, 076
2, 133
24
442
8, 174
9, 203
4, 806
258
3
9, 465
i
2, 155
681
5, 330
11,149
8, 664
2, 277
5, 988
640
5, 643
1, 048
2, 782
15, 460
. ----- . _1, 714
4, 120
6,908
385
649
- -
129
9, 469
8, 967
1, 008
---.....
4, 326
229
224
59, 765
878
7, 521
5, 339
14, 577
223
95
127, 011
90
106
709
20, 955
3, 127
172
1, 992
.
6, 268
46, 844
2, 292
5, 228
3, 047
655
135
12, 279
786
953
5, 64.7
1, 628
1, 512
1,
160
11, 748
15, 561
405
3, 354
481
530
2, 696
15, 009
7, 144
97, 742
9, 846
4, 831
68
39, 613
29, 466
4, 775
136, 572
1, 843
158
3, 468
125, 063
291, 561
100, 771
8, 167
-----------
53, 16fi6
315
758
32
3, 742
2, 022
4, 013
1, 026
17, 509
4, 039
20, 646
809
614
2, 342
44
7, 569
3, 623
1, 333
10, 397
5, 012
2, 377
16
6, 251
35, 679
4, 000
436
10, 362
2, 648
1, 352
3, 325
7, 181
4, 855
251
114
191
4, 418
15, 032
43, 013
2, 625
i
5, 933
1, 328
23, 747
.- - -
2, 883
3, 150
2, 224
-__
1, 004
4, 717
267
156
123.002
453
6, 643
1, 520
3, 217
20
1, 048
633
166, 179
162, 333
6, 443
165, 712
4, 744
56
618
54, 181
31,138
5, 170
56, 866
2, 109
2, 725
52,
963
50
55, 886
15, 493
1, 587
5, 478
254, 342
138
6, 584
5, 224
32, 013
25,935
7, 069
1, 826
3, 873
2, 749
3, 077
1, 799
-
29, 434
1, 142
4, 527
1, 484
14, 970
208
2, 842
8, 470
1, 782
25, 282
22, 646
23, 866
13, 763
15, 373
29, 444
20, 350
13, 467
46, 626
3, 149
3, 334
1, 310
2, 788
7, 188
4,
559
2, 042
1, 661
1, 225
984
10, 211
9, 951
2, 439
3, 6142
4, 136
24, 541
18, 672
457
3, 938
2, 358
4, 110
17, 120
8,975
64,
350
29, 075
27, 442
17,
988
17,
811
54, 514
4, 771
21, 702
2, 434
6, 400
4, 224
2, 305
4, 523
1, 709
1, 095
. .
1,988
2, 511
6, 755
27, 494
14, 435
23, 600
13, 393
19, 597
2, 173
7, 637
506
1, 826
64, 443
31, 665
43, 149
2, 265
35, 345
33, 864
43, 468
2, 209
2, 151
403
1, 937
2, 427
2, 552
3, 100
416
3, 484
9, 210
17, 003
13, 271
5, 000
27, 690
43,
999
4, 043
54, 802
331
56
5, 541
Z
>
26,
247
15, 631
15, 710
1, 110 .
1
177
482
4, 658
H
16, 099
-
18, 167
2, 563
14, 918
C
TABLE 10.-REVENUE RECEIPTS FROM EARNINGS OF PUBLIC-SERVICE
ENTERPRISES:
00
00
1933
[For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. vIII. For text discussion, see p. 23]
Total
CITY
CITY
Grand total_
Total
$238, 258, 439
-----------------_-
-----------------Group I_ _____________--Group II_-_______-----------------------------Group III__________________
Electric light
Water-supply Electric light
supply and power
stems
syste
Wa
_
$152, 551, 566
$32, 367, 350
144, 288, 246
207,
878
31,
2,62, 315
72,
86, 766, 636
19,
430,
774
46, 354, 156
19, 686, 031
4,707,
276
7, 974, 043
Docks,
Markets
$2, 367, 618
1, 291, 832
565,
054
510, 732
Scales
$14, 840
wharves,
halanings
$12, 794, 715
5, 389
1,043
8, 408
9, 587, 719
1, 672, 555
1, 534, 441
Cemeteries
and crema-
Halls
All other
tories
$810, 978
$636, 863
$36, 714, 509
156, 305
82, 074
572, 599
336, 211
144, 003
156, 649
26, 458, 123
4, 605, 099
5,
651, 287
GROUP I.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
New York, N. Y......-------------------------..
..----.--------------- _..
__
.
Chicago, Ill___
Philadelphia, Pa- ............---------------Detroit, Mich
Los Angeles, Calif __------.--------------------.
Cleveland, Ohio_ .------------------------------_
St. Louis, Mo ____----__---------------Baltimore, Md__----------------------------Boston, Mass___.------......------------------Pittsburgh, Pa .__----------------------------San Francisco, Calif_----------------------Milwaukee, Wis_
Buffalo, N. Y_------------------------------
$9, 042, 241
$6, 886, 063 ---------------------__.....
$457, 951 .....
$23, 355, 463 ------------$39, 741,718
42, 757 ...............
8, 375 ..........
$96, 115
12, 440, 925
12, 588, 172
$55, 295
- 290, 183
---41, 577 -____
__-____6, 183, 202 -- 6, 570, 257
673, 869
-12,
131, 929
$1, 910 .5, 050,
17, 857, 857
1_________------------------149 -$242 ............
1, 949,306
14, 664,102 ..--------__-----------9,526,622
26, 140, 269
108, 434
195, 534
103,086
119, -__________-____________
992
2,747,857
5, 239,069
- 8, 513, 972
_
............ 684, 629
95, 233
1,618
66, 121
3, 404, 647 4, 252, 248
1,052, 096
171, 676 -----------------------163, 979 ----------3, 568, 693 ----------4, 956, 444
65, 925
52, 977
_____----.......-...
111, 304 -- __
4, 397, 921 ............
4, 628, 127
2, 809 --.
90,330 -------------142
34,
649
2,726,
691 -------------2, 854,
621
2, 830, 929
-71,
313
2,177, 957
6, 401,824
11,482, 023
57, 254
1, 719
10, 285
2, 274, 264
2, 205, 006 ______________
....11, 260
4, 920
145, 670 ..........
2, 266, 424 _____________
2, 428, 274
06
O
GROUP II.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
Washington, D. C__-------------------------Minneapolis, Minn .-------------------------New Orleans, La .---------------------------Cincinnati, Ohio .---------------------------Newark, N. J_-----------------------------Kansas City, Mo----....-------------------------Seattle, Wash__._- ___- __-----------------Indianapolis, Ind---------Rochester, N. Y_---1------------------------Jersey City, N. J------------------------------Houston, Tex___----_---_--------------------------........
------........------------Louisville, Ky
..----------------------Portland, Oreg....--
$39, 084
$1, 862, 072 -- -------$1, 901,156
1, 382, 695
1,431, 512
-137, 414
1, 175, 678 _
2,076, 178
48,852
________
2, 302,
196
2, 353, 353
823
110,
848
215
1, 940, -_--___-____2,158,
59, 198
_______
2, 036, 178
2,099, 209
19, 164
$4, 707, 276
1, 511, 987
10, 686, 718
36, 520
37,
710 ---------------------------49, 972
_
_
, 386, 414
1, 242,235 ... ________
1,899,048 -------------------------1,922, 735
47, 631
1,014,
258 1, 602, 238
1, 578, 319
1, 618, 571
396
... 16,
1,485,260
1,933,869
-$43, 369 _______
--$5, 448 -$748, 458
13, 753
$875
__________
301
_...
2, 004 - ____
928
101, 616 _________4,
2, 790
3, 687, 008
36, 829
724, 454 ____________
1, 190
199
2,055
953
81,
__10,
23, 687
089
135, 892
_16,
388,
33______ _
368
9, 065
187
___
.31,
.
28,813
_21,352
.
382,048 .....
________
___
___
.
_
$1,
043
0---------------------
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
i
0
27
'°
28
f
30
t 29
31
32
"
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
Columbus, Ohio
-_____
.
Toledo, Ohio
-__________
Oakland, Calif __________
Denver, Colo--________
Atlanta, Ga- -__-_______.
St. Paul, Minn .....
Dallas, Tex_______ _____
Birmingham, Ala -_- ___
Akron, Ohio____.........
Memphis, Tenn .. _____.
---------------------
---- --
-
--
-
-----
,,
$1, 834, 519
1, 147, 422
3, 316, 569
2, 422, 801
1, 718, 735
1,
047, 981
1,358,
083
8, 935
1,043, 548
1, 268, 080
Providence, R. I__--1,672,
842
San Antonio, Tex__
......
_________________
1, 004, 000
Om aha, N ebr - -- -------------------------.....
3, 005, 212
Syracuse, N . Y -------------------------------- 800,181
Dayton, Ohio- --..............
..............
814,
851
Oklahoma City, Okla ..............
884, 093
W orcester, ass--M
.........
..........
.........
846, 989
Richmond, Va---...... ........ ........ ......
2, 021,146
Youngstown, Ohio_
_______
621,429
Grand Rapids, Mich__ _________________
844, 366
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
Fort 'Worth, Tex--...........................
H artford, Conn--- .........
.........
..........
Flint, Mich- --..............................
New Haven, Conn- San Diego, Calif__________ ______________ ______
Nashville, Tenn--............................
Long Beach, Calif ... ________ _____________
Springfield, M ass---..... ....... ....... ......
Bridgeport, Conn---......
......
T ulsa, O kla- --...............
...............
775,574
922, 633
490, 454
1, 541
1, 658, 292
623, 284
2, 439, 711
955,
998
15, 293
787, 919
57
58
59
60
61
62
Des Moines, Iowa _ _________________ _
Scranton, Pa- --........
...........
..........
Salt Lake City, Utah__
..
_
....... _
_
___
Yonkers, N. Y---.
Paterson, N . J-.. -------------....... ......---.
Jacksonville, Fla---...... ....... ....... ......
A lbany, N . Y ---...... ........ ........ .......
Norfolk, Va_
Trenton, N .JK ns ..............................
866, 126
1, 275
562, 519
584, 787
1, 131, 712
3, 779, 164
815, 070
897, 307
559, 471
2,512, 740
63
64
65
66
Kansas City, Kans_____
______
_______.____
$1, 227, 989
1, 102, 560
2, 571, 231
2, 388, 656
1, 711, 844
996,126
1, 358, 083
------------
$306
__
$509, 372
21,143
12, 508
-
--
-
747
74, 024
776
--
212
794
10, 021
--
37, 696
----
-
--
-
1,491
2, 013
-
$4,150
-133
3,437
8, 925
76, 890
8, 429
1, 396
7, 129
1, 905, 833
r
52, 465
31,915
3, 266
1,103
1, 328, 025
y
33, 778
7,
--------------
-
--------------------------
20, 203
$5,
948
17, 459
8, 852
5, 188
36, 540
8, 802
33, 210
2, 087
34, 770
42, 143
---
20, 085
353
9,194
803 ....
36, 688 -------. ----------......--
N
504
y
775,574
901, 534
481, 576
10, 825
8,358
1, 539, 361
602,148
848,
746
952, 237
20,177
-----------
10, 274
520
H
1, 541
106, 663
545
10, 213
63, 847
H
H0
12, 268
64
1,801
350
1, 515,104
3, 761
15, 293
2, 151
813, 695
17, 669
1, 275
-------------
34, 762
-------------
340
2, 829, 360
1, 701, 283
21, 074
54, 795
10, 483
H
H
I~~I.f........l::::::::::
78.5,558
543, 797
583, 789
1, 131, 712
558, 317
793, 996
807, 486
539, 074
802, 418
$17, 039
218, 507
1, 040,111
1, 174, 363
1, 557, 480
960, 965
1, 090,163
765, 411
772, 708
884, 093
791, 258
610, 268
620, 626
766, 396
$45, 773
21,569
$560, 757
658
18, 722
391, 487
9, 914
35, 026
8, 995
-4
(3
00
TABLE
10o.-REVENUE
RECEIPTS FROM EARNINGS OF PUBLIC-SERVICE
[For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. vm.
CITY
Total
GROUP
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
Water-supply
Electric light
and systms
power
systems
ENTERPRISES:
1933--Continued
For text discussion, see p. 23]
Markets
Scales
a
Docks,
wharves,
atories
ings
Cemeteries
and crema-
Halls
All other
III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000--Continued
Chattanooga, Tenn___----$12, 741----.....
----.........-------------$5, 829 -----------------------------$6, 912
Fort Wayne, Ind ________....___________
___... __
1, 193, 594
$458, 901
$731, 631
2, 425
$637
Camden, N. J_-----------------------___
_ --549, 490
489, 244 ____
_
1, 886 ------- -. $40, 000
$13, 683
4, 677
Erie, Pa--__.______-------------------_
_
___
592, 579
561, 323 ------------------------------------1, 397 .......------------------------Elizabeth, N. J__________________________________
824, 039
810, 217 --------- _-12, 973 -849
Wichita, Kans-------11,911
.....----------------------------.
911
---------11,000
73Sokn,-ah------------------0,30
-01----------91 .-------------------217---Spokane, Wash_ ....__. __ ____ _____________
_
501, 302
501,085 ...
........
217
Fall River, Mass_----------------------------374, 190
345, 881 -------- ____---------__------____
-254
28, 055
Cambridge, Mass ____________-__
532, 863
475, 495 ---------------------------------57, 368
New Bedford, Mass ...-...
..........--..-.....
387, 608
342, 697 --........................3, 801
41,110
$29, 859
77
Reading, Pa __
..
_.....__... _
_....
__........
587, 403
587, 403
78
Knoxville, Tenn__-______-______
-_______ 594, 806
583, 192 -------------11, 61479
Peoria, Ill ___________________--__________14,034_
............
... ...
_.
.
1, 311
560
12,163
80 South Bend, Ind__.....
. ______ ___ _________
..
356,070
352, 737 ----___.....
197 ........
2,861
.__
.......
275
80Sut . enld-----------------36 00
35,73------------ - -------..
17----------------2,861 __2---5 .
81 Tacoma, dd. . . . . .
Wash____
_______-__________
_
2, 595, 708
622, 196
1, 912, 302 ...___.....
_420
____....._
44,
8 22 GGry ,, In
. . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . ... . . . .... . ... . . . . . . ..... . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 16, . 767 ......- .. . .. . . . . . . . . .____....___. . . .. . . .. . . 023
.. ...
.
. .. . . . . ..
..
82 Gary, Ind
83
Miami, Fla__
...._____-.....__..__..._______
.
430,222
285,825 ............
..
.___...
131,531
___12,425
441
84
Canton, Ohio__.....-__
_ ____
- --_____
311, 215
300, 675 --------------5, 814
1,150 ---------------------------3, 576
85 Wilmington, Del___--____ _______________
_
550, 991
453, 284-________
4, 527 .......
..
93, 180
501, 053
__............................_ 501,053
__
__
86 Somerville, Mass
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Tampa, Fla ________
____________________ _
_
Evansville, Ind__....________________ -__ ___
_
El Paso, Tex ..--___
____-------___
-----Lynn, Mass_-_______________-____________
Utica, N.Y--------------.......
........
......
Duluth, Minn....-------------------------Waterbury, Conn----------------------------Lowell, Mass ..................
__...
.....
495, 622
467, 166
_ -..
31
27, 071
1, 354
-462, 698
420, 440 -____ _-__ _
7, 519 - .....
..
1, 019
33, 720
__
456, 785
456, 785
449, 129
406, 308 --.
.42,
.
.
.
821
14,389---------------------------4,844 -------------------------------------------1, 178, 665
387, 447 --------------------------------.-------------------------378,961
371, 348 -----------_3, 438 -------------------------------------------341,595
322, 105
.......-------.....
17 --__ ________....
....
16, 008
3, 465 .
9, 545
791, 218
4, 175
TABLE 11.-GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS
AND SUBDIVISIONS OF THE GENERAL
DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1933
[Data for this table are presented in 9 sections, as follows: "I. General government", pp. 91 to 96; "II. Protection to person and property", pp. 97 to 102; "III. Conservation
of health", pp. 100 to 102; "IV. Sanitation, or promotion of cleanliness", pp. 103 to 105; "V. Highways", pp. 103 to 105; "VI. Charities, hospitals, and corrections", pp. 106
to 108; "VII. Education", pp. 109 to 111; "VIII. Recreation", pp. 109 to 111; "IX. Miscellaneous", pp. 112 to 114.
For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank,
see p. VIII. For text discussion, see p. 23]
I.-GENERAL GOVERNMENT
_
All general
dbranch
CITYdepartments
Total
_
_
Chief executive
Executive
boardsand
Mayor
boards and
Legislative
'
Mayor
branch
_Executive
commis-
Auditoror
Auditor
or
comptroller
sions
Grand total____--------Group I _............_ _
Group II _226,
--Group III ---
_$1, 727, 042, 682
_ 1, 150, 821, 281
110, 071
350, 111, 330
$142, 295, 927
104, 758, 198
18, 947, 598
18, 590, 131
$2, 942, 362
2, 101, 221
239, 900
601, 241
$1, 731, 566
1, 223, 863
61, 269
446, 434
ci
Special
accounting
and auditIng
82, 000,
512,
824,
663,
809
966
239
604
$7, 451, 183
5, 158, 538
1, 039, 549
1, 253, 096
Finance
Treasurer,
Treasurer
and collector
of revenue
Assessment
and levy of
revenue
All other
$651, 060
237, 434
154, 121
259, 505
revenue
$16, 848, 831
11, 630, 248
2, 268, 182
2, 950, 401
$9, 673,
806
6, 173, 897
1, 749, 094
1, 750, 815
$3, 885, 145
New York, N. Y----------......
.
Chicago, Ill---_
---------_
---Philadelphia, Pa-----------.....
.
Detroit, M'ich__--------------Los Angeles, Calif---....------Cleveland, Ohio---....--------St. Louis, Mo---................
.
Baltimore, Md_---------------Boston, Mass.---.............
Pittsburgh, Pa___...........___
San Francisco, Calif___------Milwaukee, Wis---------_
_
Buffalo, N. Y --
$489, 528, 646
138, 105, 211
78, 792, 507
- 68, 394, 786
- 72, 134, 242
- 40, 714, 307
30, 521, 944
31, 511, 186
- 59, 818, 014
32, 036, 738
33, 524, 093
32, 944, 377
42, 795, 230
$43, 411, 170
15, 897, 368
9, 123, 435
5, 107, 617
7, 395, 578
3, 036, 662
3, 169, 640
2, 038, 346
3, 963, 453
4, 194, 334
2, 713, 650
1, 993, 969
2, 712, 976
GROUP II.-CITIES
14 Washington, D. C_____
15 Minneapolis, Minn_____
16 New Orleans, La__
]17 Cincinnati, Ohio._
_
_
18 Newark, N. J_
19 Kansas City, Mo
__...._____....
20 Seattle, Wash_
_
_
21 Indianapolis, Ind ........... ___
22 Rochester, N. Y_
____
23 Jersey City, N. J_................
24 Houston, Tex ...................
25 Louisville, Ky_ _________
_
26 Portland, Oreg .....
__
_,...
_
$32,
19,
11,
21,
26,
14,
14,
$1, 681, 494
1, 362, 230
1, 486, 749
1, 744, 092
2, 173, 607
1, 850, 036
1, 640, 243
13, 356, 855
860, 430
1, 573,
1, 917,
907,
704,
1, 045,
$711, 211
41, 900
126, 428
23, 420
25, 196
20, 786
23, 177
53, 222
62, 124
44, 933
47, 318
22, 773
21, 375
HAVING A
020, 519
273, 537
734, 175
968, 882
470, 777
550, 362
979, 354
21, 263, 744
20, 755, 694
7, 079, 673
9, 951,452
12, 705, 047
$529, 695
369, 362
287, 252
67, 055
140, 476
74, 559
64, 468
66, 197
75, 471
118, 894
147, 943
88, 909
70, 940
363
674
508
812
360
.... ____--....
$103, 996
.....___
32, 294
70, 161
43, 343
............
...........
............
127, 190
..... ______
...
43, 759
92, 223
$1, 266, 485
5, 934, 423
853, 120
781, 145
554, 675
316, 071
349, 724
222, 926
255, 404
379, 261
219, 977
257, 878
239, 159
$1, 331, 468
1, 239, 294
495, 160
332, 587
581, 530
202, 173
258, 065
167, 408
420, 900
566, 893
263, 313
140, 946
174, 160
$1, 182, 490
241, 793
1,198, 906
71, 570
44, 221
45, 286
6, 918
9, 157
58, 381
252, 274
6, 078
32, 326
37, 128
POPULATION
$45, 542
24, 816
121,487
31, 580
169, 896
28, 354
18, 694
270
$95,
134, 479
45, 415
99, 303
49, 380
144, 047
110, 009
$99,579
______...........
$3, 935
107, 059
42, 960
301, 944
17, 899
88, 981
4, 157
255, 214
19, 319
287, 777
6, 993
221, 747
207 ..
$209,
120, 160
87, 736
86, 044
228, 902
242, 998
136, 521
59, 183
2, 842
32, 819
38, 651
7, 857
10,104
7, 425
11, 445
10, 549
69, 634
26, 505
123, 992
136, 570
24, 440
5, 673
79, 672
152, 793
53, 887
10, 820
76, 149
65, 712
59,155
53, 089
28, 094
85, 962
3, 853
13, 011
1, 250
3, 271
10, 968
199,
113,
174,
167,
126,
88,
180,
100,
45,
85,
8, 635
-----------
y
H
H
0
0
H
C
OF 300,000 TO 500,000
$14, 713
I
H
y
$2, 344, 033 --- --.
_
784, 387
$40, 393
152, 517
6, 600
7, 417
328, 139
530, 916
65, 758
88, 698
62, 947
103, 424
2, 750
119, 347
27, 465
74, 513
11, 232
5, 272
154, 848
184, 401
2, 540
96, 956
2, 660
196, 359
2, 400
$61, 937
15, 445
z
3, 186, 528
116, 235
582, 382
GRouP I.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
z
yH
of revenue
814
861
344
776
094
783
249
963
679
282
$21, 174
1, 249
14, 551
15, 587
8, 404
1, 011
513
5, 432
12, 535
7, 556
27, 731
492
_
TABLE 11.-GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS
AND SUBDIVISIONS OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1933-Continued
C
[See note at head of this table, p. 91]
I.-GENERAL GOVERNMENT
Executive branch
t,
CITY
All general
departments
Finance
Chief executive
Total
Legislative
branch
Mayor
Executive
boards and
bor
commissions
Auditor or
comptroller
Special
accounting
a
and auditing
Treasurer
Tesurer,
and collector
of revenue
Assessment
A. levy of
and
revenue
All other
Z
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
Columbus, Ohio ---------Toledo, Ohio ----------------Oakland, Calif- ___-.----------Denver, Colo _______---------Atlanta, Ga __---.-------------.
.
St. Paul, Minn _________-------Dallas, Tex ......................
Birmingham, Ala_ .__---------Akron, Ohio_______ __-.-------Memphis, Tenn ___- __.------Providence, R. I---- -__________
.--San Antonio, Tex- ..... __
Omaha, Nebr___ __ ____..........
Syracuse, N. Y____------Dayton, Ohio ________---------Oklahoma City, Okla_
Worcester, Mass--------Richmond, Va____.________ __..
Youngstown, Ohio___________Grand Rapids, Mich- ________
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
.__.-------Fort Worth, Tex_
Hartford, Conn_______ __- __----.....
Flint, Mich _______ ____...
New Haven, Coun .....----._____
San Diego, Calif ._____.
Nashville, Tenn_--- -Long Beach, Calif_
Springfield, Mass__________Bridgeport, Conn-- _-- Tulsa, Okla _...... ...... ....
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
$9, 241, 551
9, 773,143
10,
001,
425
345
12,137,
6, 897, 136
7, 868, 593
6, 865, 678
4, 235, 782
6, 336, 768
4, 763,168
12, 428, 530
3, 484, 187
5, 725, 516
10, 720, 783
6, 360, 393
3, 976, 055
10, 626, 397
6, 007, 358
5, 788, 176
6, 457, 712
989
$351,
182
465,
422, 847
1,178, 624
030
343,
465, 675
316, 171
181, 772
283, 689
233, 714
3, 598, 277
8, 966, 833
4, 582, 999
7, 779, 113
,5, 127, 652
3, 241, 785
5, 585, 673
9, 331, 307
7, 492, 794
3, 366,990
185,880
482, 055
151, 304
345,884
338, 354
222, 842
370, 425
317, 772
296, 461
144, 963
394
532,
187, 566
327, 064
526, 874
287, 827
177, 100
377, 046
516, 543
235, 309
250, 659
496
$9,
817
_-------$23,
447
$9,
$17,144
31,726
11,
654 ........
20,
696
7,544
26, 645 .-- 157
52,021 ........
.
39, 500
15, 747
21,645
39, 488
19, 696
4, 597
13, 168
$43,
327
37,
410
174
11,
30,
343
5,
749
3, 766
27, 122
30, 183
6, 550
7, 857
18, 201
8, 348 ...
26, 756
8, 027
52, 651
1, 000
24, 062
43,811
17, 339 ..-----------18, 224
450
13, 581
30, 342
19, 338
3, 892
24, 600
13, 746 -----------30, 444 ___ ___
... ...
12, 129
2, 862
10, 490
16,
6, 273
546
5, 580
2, 915 ..
2, 000
727
9, 140
21, 438 ............ -23,
.
30, 971 ... __
7, 585
9, 471 ..... ______
4, 443
14, 677
12,
685 ............ -20, 194
2, 950
19, 454
14, 346
5, 438 _______
11,
028 ..-----------5, 929
_
7, 006
..
1, 057
10,
030
.
7,186 _________
..
24, 665
646
16,
18, 142
29, 941
.
1, 938
..
9,130
2, 219
11,
684-------------
..
~fl~i
30, 303
9, 859
6,830
13,
832
10, 172
606
14,
480
24,
37,
215
41, 756
24, 455
913
26,
11,
489
1, 894
247
867
3,675
23,897
$47, 479
35,
254
39,043 238,
216
95, 548
217
58,
25,
450
27, 923
22, 094
54, 717
$25, 205
36,
285
122,
908
55, 493
4,874
51,
283
20, 028
23,862
29, 471
$18, 739
13,
328
11,063
48
11,330
16,
718
3, 864
11,303
3,331
82, 646
29, 442
83, 545
71, 520
44, 933
1,826 _
68, 743
49, 837
9,117
68, 808
33, 923
24, 318
74, 811
28, 431
6, 780 _
52, 898
12
U2
______
2, 575
6, 664
3, 602
42, 475
5, 642
24, 562
46, 549
25,113
23, 593
3, 492
2, 852
56, 974
23, 232
473
1, 521
10,
869
3,499
803
381
3, 434
1,
216
7,500
307
664
62,
69,
29, 527
30, 315
31,915
40.87
35,
928 _______
16,
966
28,
016
57, 340
35, 862
57, 648
68, 366
48,
893
52,
768
2,
550
----------28,
646 ....-------..
y
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
Des Moines, Iowa__._----------Scranton, Pa__-------------Salt Lake City, Utah___..._____.
Yonkers, N. Y------------Paterson, N. J______
Jacksonville, Fla__-_------Albany, N. Y._..
.. ... .
Norfolk, Va
...
Trenton, N. J- ------------. ._....
Kansas City, Kans. ..
4, 535, 489
4, 860, 984
3, 655, 887
9, 987, 030
5, 699, 911
3, 560, 803
6, 292, 904
3, 253, 929
5, 266, 679
2, 695, 301
220,930
265, 959
363, 103
665, 661
172, 444
223, 406
360, 597
345, 171
174, 919
148, 361
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
Chattanooga, Tenn ..............
.. . ......
Fort Wayne, Ind .
Camden, N. J____-------------Erie, Pa__------------------------Elizabeth, N. J-___
Wichita, Kans
--.--............-__......___
Spokane, Wash __.
Fall River, Mass_----___-----Mass__--------Cambridge,
New Bedford, Mass .............
2, 275, 197
2, 582, 808
3, 882, 937
3, 041, 468
4, 725, 847
2, 796, 711
2, 921, 287
3, 829, 103
5, 851, 289
4, 263, 171
104, 395
113, 261
224, 001
278, 910
190, 711
85, 554
159, 590
149, 799
232, 232
177, 963
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
Reading, Pa--.........--........----------..
Knoxville, Tenn--- __---Peoria, Ill _ _------------South Bend, Ind--__----Tacoma, Wash_________________
-.
.
Gary, Ind_.......-......___
Miami, Fla_............ _._..
Canton, Ohio...--..----------Wilmington, Del____
Somerville, Mass___..
3, 121, 139
2, 446, 726
2, 754, 684
2, 214, 234
2, 911, 302
2, 564, 744
3, 005, 027
2, 378, 998
3, 105, 962
4, 019, 737
189, 285
292, 774
184, 948
103, 751
176, 498
120, 220
189, 057
126, 782
206, 051
206, 137
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Tampa, Fla ....
Evansville, Ind------....
El Paso, Tex_
Lynn, Mass
.....--------Utica, N. Y_
Duluth, Minn ....
_
Waterbury, Conn_
Lowell, Mass----.....---------
2, 453,
2,187,
1, 757,
4, 660,
4, 580,
3, 005,
4, 270,
3, 925,
205,
92,
79,
167,
294,
230,
351,
199,
453
582
585
316
016
446
606
919
843
208
242
361
017
760
438
777
23, 698
21, 148
8, 872
51, 217
31, 859
5, 593
21, 221
19, 844
22, 869
7, 600
11, 368
14, 548
.......-....
8, 759
36, 910
19, 589
25, 918
15, 275
5, 562
57, 166
36, 987
7, 358
8, 301
1, 648
23, 800
3, 085
15, 333
9, 818
3, 212
15, 732
12, 189
--
27, 586
--......
7, 864
14, 198
12, 535
1, 016
6, 598
7, 271
1, 640
25, 257
15, 989
8, 857
17, 627
12,
329
12, 795
12, 720
7, 600
13, 816
5, 687
17, 832
9, 268
6, 342
20, 075
7, 893
8, 131
12, 797
8, 862
9, 209
39, 464
2, 557
7, 248
15,032
13, 168
1
4, 634
9, 730
21, 886
33, 710
19, 396
1,813
3, 465
32, 449
10, 500
3, 600
20, 848
2, 500
30, 297 ............
18, 938
2, 154
10, 067
4, 000
10, 227
1, 069
14, 607
79, 974
56, 108
96, 778
31, 405
53, 283
54, 207
56, 442
29, 475
20, 942
1, 268
15, 698
34, 112
54,409
22, 927
16, 502
23, 501
49, 712
15, 543
5, 805
6, 919
1, 600
9, 379
2, 523
16, 445
5, 848
13,184
879
2, 550
21, 246
3, 137
2, 378
1, 252
13, 343
8, 330 ...........
12, 805
4, 173
9, 500
895
19, 126
13, 812
22, 557
68, 949
25, 612
9, 529
12, 325
29, 459
34, 376
34, 908
2, 867
3, 239
16, 360
64, 322
36, 808
13, 253
8, 803
6, 431
11, 769
20, 634
15, 125
10, 315
9, 039
7, 855
8, 783
45,
25,
73,
17,
21,
18,
52,
17,
30,
39,
14, 412
17, 544
6, 715
8, 411
17, 456
10, 067
28, 813
10, 490
950
4, 160
1, 380
4, 318
4, 135
5, 500
408
3, 741
3, 000
2, 078
935
2, 756
5, 138
19, 190
86
038
660
338
387
277
685
125
296
710
869
32, 834
5, 731
18, 472
36, 634
29, 977
19, 719
44, 406
28, 667
297
6, 863
4, 629
7, 500
2, 410
2, 826
9, 020
1, 314
1, 504
824
1, 608
20, 029
33,363
23, 957
6, 610
51, 051
2, 880
259
491
21, 652
5, 000
975
15, 611
10, 038
9, 194
462
21, 578
177, 104
330
120
2, 798
17, 908
10, 924
13, 785
29, 834
240
7, 969
7, 004
945
3, 377
11, 240
500
12, 705
23, 078
26, 304
26, 286
28, 158
25, 317
76, 554
400
130
1, 209
4, 336
191
8, 926
H
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H
H
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TABLE 11.-GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS
AND SUBDIVISIONS OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1933
[See note at head of this table, p. 91]
I.-GENERAL GOVERNMENT-continued
Judicial branch
Executive branch-Continued
,
CITY
General executive
SGeneral
Elections
Law
Grand total
_...
____---- -.
Group I_____
___
Group II
__ _
Group III
City manager
$5, 653,
8------ 199
3, 500,145
827, 608
1,325, 446
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
$1, 298,
New York, N. Y ...-......
549,
Chicago, Ill_..............
311,
_...
..-.Philadelphia, Pa
95,
Detroit, Mich ..............
180,
Los Angeles, Calif__182,
Cleveland, Ohio_________
87,
St. Louis, Mo_
-............ 105,
Baltimore, Md
181,
Boston, Mass160,
-_.-.......
Pittsburgh, Pa
70,
San Francisco, Calif__--...84,
Milwaukee, Wis ..-.......
190,
__
Buffalo, N. Y
14
Washington, D.
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
Minneapolis, Minn_
New Orleans, La_...........
Cincinnati, Ohio ...........
Newark, N. J __
Kansas City, Mo_.........
Seattle, Wash _
-Indianapolis, Ind_
Rochester, N. Y _.---------Jersey City, N. J-----------Houston, Tex ________-----Louisville, Ky- ............
Portland, Oreg
City engiCity clerk
neer and
Cityclerk public works
and service
$242, 557
_
62, 086
180, 471
1, 116,
863,
109,
143,
$4, 205, 602
1, 831,379
570, 459
1,803, 764
$1, 346, 592
498, 910
345, 769
501,913
49, 529 ____________-$10, 310
.
.
.
.
40, 112 .
_ _
$29, 943
56, 848
59, 687
_
-_
84, 434
18, 782
86, 156
11, 205
_..
91, 593 _
10, 030
19, 899
13, 390
13, 361
77, 295
76, 717
-_
__
119, 831
83, 550
.
17, 475
33, 914
80, 880
-....
57, 913
HAVING A
$27, 031
$13, 499, 900
11,404, 26
842, 523
1, 253, 091
$32, 856, 592
26, 651, 127
5, 466, 085
739, 380
$10, 601, 804
7, 833, 059
1, 454, 274
1, 314, 471
24, 870,475
20, 338, 970
2, 376, 402
2,155,103
OF 500,000 AND OVER
$5, 568, 757
$7, 257
$7, 424
1, 923, 641
377, 892
63, 236
976, 107
335, 269
6, 933
201, 456
945
12,
8, 541
959, 257
46, 813
85, 022
478, 241
13, 616
24, 182
69, 517
52, 142
14, 455
137, 238
53, 409
42, 991
372, 434
95, 135
25, 566
215, 476
2, 236
49, 392
234, 140
38, 799
12, 042
52, 610
34, 764
44, 344
215, 412
99, 310
58, 688
$12, 145, 622
2, 010, 545
2, 220, 013
1, 895, 153
1, 750, 909
756, 507
1, 264, 182
468, 640
1, 280, 320
1, 097, 260
667, 797
633, 275
460, 904
$2, 386, 264
662, 763
1, 183, 200
509, 353
977, 286
314, 512
488, 782
80, 827
220, 766
428, 037
288, 739
79, 897
212, 633
$13, 740, 018
1, 291, 731
744, 425
451, 426
964, 692
306, 431
329, 266
325, 752
710, 599
408, 461
399, 430
258, 812
407,927
794,997
442,816
168, 738
183, 443
080
224
150
706
GROUP I.--CITIES HAVING A POPULATION
$288, 188
$484, 679
161, 108
64, 027
57, 144
168, 510
48,125
73, 234
107, 811
255, 809
33, 784
601
33, 424
21, 675
136,
688
77, 852
26, 680
157, 146
47, 608
82, 561
42, 765
48, 862
28, 336
175, 986
$92, 609
All other
City planning
$118, 947
.....
632I
37, 192
685
291
-..........
851
168, 291
466
54, 396
650
925 _72,
21, 748
-...
598
-.......
404
40, 945
811
______
-_
081
,_-__
__
-....
964
27, 553
880
29, 838
198
GROUP II.--CITIES
C_________
Civil
service
POPULATION
_
_
$14, 991
25, 166
5, 585
38, 720
27, 756
52, 213
17, 619 ____________
14, 945
36, 554
18, 699
108, 290
_
43, 180
9, 094
67, 657
18, 535 ..........
3, 610
30, 468
5, 820
46, 035
8, 650
58, 991
General
government
buildings
municipal
courts
All other
A
$1,923, 367
1,169, 587
271, 915
481, 865
OF 300,000 TO 500,000
__________
$10, 152
13, 750
32, 639
-9, 223
10, 041
..
$149, 919
$119, 251
$670, 057
100
27, 401
45, 988
11, 550
13, 963
14, 577
91, 212
52, 471
158, 462
44, 955
94, 674
48, 685
33, 322
31, 074
38, 078
60, 274
55, 407
14, 658
475, 480
516, 308
551, 332
559, 032
424, 267
373, 956
264, 611
484, 306
565, 689
238, 979
51, 442
290, 626
9, 219
63, 938
4, 874
...
8, 788
6, 114
6, 317
1, 500
600
$173, 029
____-
$74, 928
14, 664
185, 434
245, 430
125, 076
125, 398
13, 377
157, 904
343, 540
17, 311
110, 296
40, 916
122, 089
176, 947
203, 094
418, 541
254, 003
304, 110
80, 159
181, 965
218, 806
58, 435
84, 159
101, 065
.
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
Columbus, Ohio
............
$23, 123 -- ___----_......
_......_.
Toledo, Ohio .__ _____ _____
24, 911_
___________
Oakland, Calif__...
..
.__
26, 543
$23, 670
$12, 006
Denver, Colo-------.....
.__.
51, 351
4, 230
Atlanta, Ga__ _______
- 19, 372
16, 765
St. Paul, Minn __ -_____
27,947 ___ _______
12,830
Dallas, Tex__ ________--- - 30, 546
19, 340
8, 529
Birmingham, Ala--...___
15, 576 _--________-___-___-.-__
Akron, Ohio__-__ _____-_
17, 918 ____
__
________
Memphis, Tenn----....____17,
465
.... 3, 684
Providence, R. I ____
__
26, 932
_____
14, 986
San Antonio, Tex __________
17, 767 -6,
763
Omaha, Nebr____ _____- 27, 872-__________
10, 598
Syracuse, N. Y______________
27, 558
25, 136
Dayton, Ohio_
14, 030
13, 821 _
Oklahoma City, Okla._____
23, 991
12, 401
6, 236
Worcester, Mass ___
.
12, 952 .. .........
17, 727
Richmond, Va ________.___
24, 571 -_...
6, 892
.
Youngstown, Ohio ._____
22, 673
_
.
Grand Rapids, Mich
12, 591
11, 849
8, 803
Fort Worth, Tex ___________
19, 534
12, 625
1, 522
Hartford, Conn___
__
31, 677
__________
3, 235
Flint, Mich
___
4, 095
6, 436
4, 215
New Haven, Conn------..
10, 383
.
7, 880
San Diego, Calif39,
14, 340
-_________ 500
13, 620
Nashville, Tenn________
...
26, 073 ..
3,102
_
Long Beach, Calif___.
...
__
32, 299
14, 111
17, 978
Springfield, Mass ... ______
12, 963
.
_ _
18, 542
Bridgeport, Conn ____ .
14, 252 ..
.....
11, 474
Tulsa, Okla ________ .
-_ 28, 876 _______________....._____...
...
Des Moines, Iowa....________
29, 718 ..........
6, 508
Scranton, Pa .
._______.__..
32, 279
......
4, 972
Salt Lake City, Utah..
..
32, 999 ........
10, 271
Yonkers, N. Y ...
______.
__.
68, 120
.-----....
13, 843
Paterson, N. J__
_
_
9, 867- ....3, 000
Jacksonville, Fla_________
27, 254 ...........
_
6, 493
Albany, N. Y_..........
_
14, 835 -_..... _ _
4, 300
Norfolk, Va________ ______
.
13, 921
20, 679
6, 922
Trenton, N. J__ _____11,
252 .......
____
__
9, 420 -....
Kansas City, Kans .________
25, 384 ...........
7, 175
Chattanooga, Tenn _______
8, 289
...
Fort Wayne, Ind _________ _
4, 679 __________
....
3, 968
Camden, N. J____________
9, 840 .....
...
5, 1,09
Erie, Pa..
___________
.
_
11,976 -. __ ..
1,749
Elizabeth, N. J ......
__ _ ...
15, 823 ............
6,452
$30, 898
101,868
38, 654
99, 999
10,937
45, 806
19, 883
16, 430
12, 052
6, 650
94, 088
8, 419
35, 260
27, 753
8, 494
26, 761
10, 284
53, 962
17, 733
26.096
15, 675
44, 465
9, 541
38, 463
37, 585
21, 711
28, 263
7, 685
21, 764
4,746
53, 133
24, 577
79, 383
159, 547
12, 051
31, 320
28, 552
12, 157
__
7, 398
17, 272
33, 015
10, 653
12, 011
34, 051
$7, 349
5, 917
14, 700
3, 919
$886
2, 824
5, 778 __
3, 979
10, 418
6,949
6, 739
3, 425
3, 707
3, 684 .......
9, 583
..
345
__21,
2, 829
7, 055 -..
2, 163
6, 708
551
_
714
2, 825
12,110
$5, 737
25, 876
___
134
645
38,813
43, 504
2, 059
4, 589
____
20, 708
$76, 912 ______.___-_
$6, 491
66, 586 _- ______
- -_
55, 713
16, 415 .....
...
66, 714
26, 786
$343, 264
58, 800
........
10, 022 .... _______
..
2, 636
17, 794
43,040 ...........
21, 402
4, 251
5, 130 ........
5,846
..
930
9, 924 ...........
____
____
1, 772
1, 553
85, 598
....
.
12, 674
1, 604
8, 671
5, 778
2, 467
__________
8, 554
17, 842
45, 510
2, 983
11, 696 . ........
23, 183
..........
5, 907
35, 306 -.
48, 283
6, 639
630
42, 300
26, 391
46, 633
2, 066
17, 939
60, 923
.............. 32, 660
1, 861
..
6, 479
_
.
19, 290
2, 338
66, 588 .........
37, 230
...........
21, 021
. .
420
46, 783
16, 352
_... --.
45, 645
12, 809
1, 374
379
13, 989
Id 0, 733
28, 428
629
4, 545
6, 396 ______________
2, 312
.___________
35, 319
4, 388
62, 491
53, 155
_ ._
14, 079
_
.
25, 397
1, 045
3,108
3, 965
61, 188
5, 172
47, 731
11, 461
7, 429
39, 849
18, 935
20, 648
20
10, 693
8, 878
9, 560
4, 931
12, 221- _ .____.
1, 510
26, 744
..
37, 574
3, 721
6, 947
5, 750 .....
_
29, 612
.....-- ...-__.
1, 003 .
_.__49,
411
3, 032
29, 577
____.
3, 740
7, 859
1, 090
4, 411
150
2, 745
60
35, 986 ________---_--2, 070
2, 280
249
.
_
___
_ _ _ ____
1, 239
90
74
29, 602------------------24, 956
5, 916
10, 289
27, 568
42,113
.....
_________
46, 965
...........
2, 107
4, 849
6, 664
27, 716
9, 400
.....
_________
______ ________
6, 826 ...... ________
5, 502
3, 008
7, 292
4, 431
15, 317
25, 142
56, 094
2, 199
218
10, 947
9, 723
91, 551
9, 118
.....______
___
_
868
8, 466
11, 592
3, 155
1, 798
756
150
3,128 ......... _
.
24, 701
.........
___ __ ... ______426
7, 321
1,362
.........
4, 472
... _
7, 642 ..- ____-___
.....
______ _
---.. ... .
......
7, 220
16, 456
5, 584
.....
281
2, 919
100
102 .......
____________ ___________
...
.__________
166
810
6, 833 -------------7, 326
$49, 266
25, 000
89, 595
148, 146
44, 197
95,936
31, 686
18, 770
47, 383
8, 758
53, 813
7, 550
24, 550
106, 347
40, 566
10, 614
40, 148
54, 882
30, 732
23, 959
17, 484
60, 493
7, 106
57, 350
38, 362
16, 411
34, 445
67, 581
14, 755
8, 845
36, 326
13, 451
21, 843
44, 842
7, 665
17, 879
56, 403
22, 711
32, 857
18, 735
12, 471
9, 695
44, 153
14, 400
14, 495
O
M
TABLE 11.-GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS
AND SUBDIVISIONS OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1933-Continued
[See note at head of this table, p. 91]
I.-GENERAL GOVERNMENT-continued
Judicial branch
Executive branch-Continued
CITY
General executive
Law
City manager
City engineer and
City clerk
Cityclerk public works
and service
Civil
service
General
City planning
All other
General
General
municipal
courts
Elections
government
All other
bidn
buildigs
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000-Continued
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
Wichita, Kans___------ ---Spokane, Wash ._-_.-----Fall River, Mass .__......
Cambridge, Mass_..........
__
New Bedford, Mass ..-..----------Reading, Pa__
Knoxville, Tenn_.-------...
Peoria, Ill___---- ----------___....
South Bend, Ind ...
_...
Tacoma, Wash_---..-..
$8, 504
$8, 163
16, 901
7, 302
9, 166
9, 243 ....------4, 603 ___________
20, 938
9, 382
8, 440
8,143
7, 507 ____________
14, 400
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Gary, Ind------------------Miami, Fla_---------------Canton, Ohio _--------------.
Wilmington, Del---...---.
Somerville, Mass .---------Tampa, Fla___----------------Evansville, Ind_---------....
..----- __
El Paso, Tex__
..------------Lynn, Mass_
Utica, N. Y ________________
Duluth, Minn____16,
.
Waterbury, Conn ..
Lowell, Mass----......--------
8,154
17, 594
8, 680
8,136
4, 850
23, 040
5, 411
4, 116
12, 236
15, 459
310
74, 510
17, 869
$6, 283
7, 451
8, 239
- 17, 375
545
-17,
6, 475
___________
3, 295
-6,
186
4, 794
4, 335
6,810
6, 011
-___-___-__-----------------_--5, 600
.------------ 12, 734
6, 700
----------447
-5,
___________
5, 366
-8, 463
___________
8, 492
-8, 481
__________
15, 841
9, 066
$319
$4, 211 __________
2, 637 ......
$1, 528
24, 796
_
112
6, 223 ............
_
948
11, 085 ............
1,317
496
12, 696
256
911
9, 949
717 ............
9, 543
127
...
.....
18, 887 ....
1,420
19, 002 _ 32, 858
4, 946 ....---....
$5, 041 ______________
$150
4, 348 -- ________
_
_ _ __
1, 221 ......
_ ..... .......
7, 238 .........
6, 471 _...----_...............
100 .........
$4, 914
5, 546
5, 948
2, 741
3, 110
9, 893 -________....
_
5, 763
2, 948
$25, 465
17, 641
3, 759
31, 471
9, 427
5, 586
26, 025
........
__7,
10, 252
--.......
...
10, 724 _---------------81
30
13, 429
647
2, 049 _14,
2,___049----.
5, 152
22,874
........ __
26,
027 ....
3,119
1,200
1,384
15, 780
28, 266
------------ 375
2, 100
17, 944
5, 534
20, 090
17, 890
12, 904 ......
2, 936
599
11, 599
--.....
--------3, 272--------_
--......
-------2,853------..
5, 431
-249
5,0404,900
...........
..
......
15, 151
26
4, 822
...
.
.... _
..
9, 024 .....
22, 001
8, 049 ..._
95
1,344
13, 523
39, 269
430
21, 369
3, 649
2, 063
1, 927
42, 830
16, 449
78
39, 374
3, 477
1, 737
14, 828
27, 390
5, 013
28, 270
8, 985--------------------------------_
31, 722
6, 910 ..............
56
770
15, 749
$10,
31,
28,
34,
33,
26,
8,
12,
467
469
010
090
166
640
053
621
089
29, 051
17, 638
2, 476
4,324
45, 574
24, 226
11, 014
7, 810
4,134
15, 013
53, 415
29, 352
53, 082
23, 733
BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS
TABLE 11.-GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS,
AND SUBDIVISIONS OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1933-Continued
[See note at head of this table, p. 911
II.-PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY
$298, 852, 375
.......
-
Police de
partment
Supervision
Total
Grand total .
Inspection service
Fire department
CITY
$395, 932
$170, 799, 246
General expenditures
Water
service
$102, 898, 756
$3, 768, 235
Police and
fire alarm
$1, 827, 815
$1, 307, 688
1, 051, 977
292, 589
483, 249
Register of
Militia
and
armories
1, 140, 437
116, 790
50, 461
_
Building,
Weights
plumbing, and measwiring, and
boiler
ures
$3, 733, 675
$5, 372, 384 $1, 015, 851
deeds and
mortgages
i
All other
$2, 564, 278
_
_{
Group LI ... ....
Group II__
1 Group III__
---r--- ------
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
.....
----
I
196, 447, 338
38, 241, 639
64.
163.
398
~
New York, N. Y _________
Chicago, Iil__
_____
Philadelphia, Pa
Detroit, Mich_____ _____
Los Angeles, Calif ....
__ .
Cleveland, Ohio _______
St. Louis, Mo_
Baltimore, Md ______
__
Boston, M ass _...........
__
Pittsburgh, Pa______
San Francisco, Calif .......
Milwaukee, Wis .... __....
Buffalo, N. Y __-_ __.....
I
122, 073, 487
218, 853
39, 522
19, 341, 391
137,
557 I 29, 384, 368
II
15, 026, 277
29, 593,- 517
450, 744
1, 763,- 522
GROUP I.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF
..
n ... ,U,,n.,O
.,.,
$21,991, 138
$432, 557
$54, 930, 502
6, 074, 009
$4, 588
15, 568, 009
3, 561, 827
9, 551, 711
85,
589
125, 497
3, 574, 278
25, 971
8, 396, 231
4, 388, 367
5, 593, 185
847, 235
49, 060
2, 008, 085 ----------2, 981, 221
2, 095, 765
5, 043, 351
9, 063
2, 648, 306
4, 018, 832
3, 341, 601
5, 142, 916
1, 787, 580
2, 399, 042
40, 162
2, 887, 723
3, 080, 392
1, 617, 939
39, 555
2, 382, 926
4,
420
109,
125
2.- 302. 344 I
2. 985. 169
~ ~ ~~
__.$99._.1,,.,
__ _. __ __
$83, 568, 355
23,
839,
865
439
14,179,
12, 615, 006
12, 189, 511
5, 178, 310
7, 625, 068
6, 811, 907
9, 081, 469
4, 750, 394
6, 452, 793
4, 417, 601
5. 737. 620 I
--- --
58, 278, 962
969
1, 553,
~
~
~
~ ~
500,000 AND OVER
,nn
,
~
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ $1, ~ 016
009,
_..... -:
6.5
$255, 270
200, 329
66, 975
113, 931
107, 346
144, 716
143, 433
86, 952
33, 042
18, 167
13, 237
2, 815, 257
750, 886
167, 532
559, 481
199, 356
257, 014
3, 123,980
888, 339
1, 360, 065
$993,
At5f
y1, 732
100, 158
148, 413
11, 044
41, 541
15, 491
24, 148
15, 872
42, 291
17, 453
22, 472
21, 011
27, 835
$1, 708, 678
271, 411
87, 957
39, 509
26, 344
5, 400
22, 042
21, 533
55, 507
20,001
20, 343
4, 672
16, 850
r
~
mn
r
$1 00 1 ___
.,n
$1, 160, 512
535, 244
398, 894
150, 141
243, 717
133,978
92, 495
234, 044
306, 617
50,935
53, 632
157, 631
98, 727
74, 152
266, 757
176, 515
146, 259
99, 785
108, 108
99, 180
102, 056
56, 153
101, 603
98, 448
2, 300, 247
188, 209
75, 822
654
-
C
H
0
GROUP II.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300.000 TO 500,000
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
-
Washington, D. C________
Minneapolis, Minn ____-.
New Orleans, La ....
_____
Cincinnati, Ohio ____ .
Newark, N. J________
__
Kansas City, Mo ..........
Seattle, Wash_
Indianapolis, Ind
___ .
Rochester, N. Y____ ____
Jersey City, N. J__L ___
Houston, Tex_ _...____
___
Louisville, Ky__
Portland, Oreg__
-
,
_
-
$5, 924, 809
2, 309, 772
3, 131, 861
2, 605, 880
5, 262, 744
2, 014, 613
2, 520, 491
2, 703, 048
2, 478, 901
4, 417, 981
1, 145,625
1, 740, 345
1, 985, 569 ,
__n,
r
$14, 497
17, 292
7, 733
$3, 183, 669
1, 049, 838
1, 411, 443
1, 213, 345
3, 055, 168
971, 803
1, 135, 640
1, 059, 382
1, 018, 119
2, 895, 715
520, 624
1, 003, 396
823. 249
$2, 086, 774
1, 008, 220
1, 269, 943
1, 171, 581
1, 868, 495
835, 884
1, 140, 927
1, 140, 761
1, 008, 548
1, 336, 380
552, 427
585, 703
1. 020. 634
---
$123, 253
$52, 998
16, 410
1, 982
2, 682
$70, 247
345, 891
22, 280
63, 293
76, 198
29, 845
12, 326
1, 197
1, 455
25, 013
15, 053
$121, 779
103, 023
72, 510
30, 800
79, 805
83, 871
56,
818
23, 524
129, 635
31, 920
17, 201
2-.,1-0
X209, 130
72,969
53, 093
71, 506
125, 954
61, 567
38, 282
30, 365
37, 126
79, 907
16, 212
34, 291
57, 937
90n
U,
vu3
8, 137
8,838
8,756
32, 340
15, 516
12, 141
7,
920
29, 976
28, 559
11,302
4, 962
- ----
$794
12, 348
32, 544
20,995
62, 457
6, 012
4, 190
5, 420
35, 574
900
3, 612
3, 363
. CO
"-4
TABLE 11.-GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS
AND SUBDIVISIONS OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1933-Continued
C
[See note at head of this table, p. 91]
II.-PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY
Fire department
P,
CITY
Supervi-
partment
Police and
Police de-
sion
Total
Inspection service
General expenditures
Water
service
fire alarm
Militia
and
armories
Register of
deeds and
mortgages
Building,
plumbing,
wiring, and
boiler
eights
and measures
$13, 208
29, 051
$5, 283
4,825
.....---
3, 300
$1, 800
All other
H
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
Columbus, Ohio __-___--Toledo, Ohio .__..........
Oakland, Calif ..-.-....Denver, Colo__--------Atlanta, Ga______ ______
__-St. Paul, Minn_- ---Dallas, Tex .____________
Birmingham, Ala_
...._____
Akron, Ohio_____________
Memphis, Tenn ...-------
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
Providence, R. I- ........
San Antonio, Tex .. _....
_
Omaha, Nebr-____--Dayton, Ohio__------Oklahoma City, Okla __..
Worcester, Mass- .....
Richmond, Va ..........
__ _
..
Youngstown, Ohio
Grand Rapids, Mich......
2, 424, 403
587, 380
1, 081, 831
1, 590, 903
796, 333
798, 881
1, 732, 616
1, 075, 370
690, 061
961, 198
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
Fort Worth, Tex.........
Hartford, Conn_............
Flint, Mich______ ___
New Haven, Conn .....
__
San Diego, Calif ..........
Nashville, Tenn__..... __
Long Beach, Calif _..__..__
Springfield, Mass __. ..
Bridgeport, Conn .......
Tulsa, Okla................
771, 705
1, 628, 274
472, 760
1, 461, 425
1, 017, 081
951, 067
1, 060, 834
1, 435, 074
1, 537, 715
680, 680
Syracuse, N. Y_____
----
$1, 297, 602
1, 754, 883
2, 253, 806
2, 000, 846
1, 403, 342
1, 800, 620
1, 240, 641
934, 374
643, 195
1, 066, 848
..........
.........
__
$615,
586
899,
317
............ 988,
550
$40, 879
840, 230
.........
742, 284
...........
668, 459
493, 267
..........
..........
391,200
............ 412
332,
.........
443,
635
i
E
i
E
. - .......
017
13,
... .
11, 828
------....... .
___________
____________
______
_________
____________
____________
1,159, 332
238, 661
$622, 008 .......-----------....---------------------.....................----------.
816,
...........
714
. ........
.....
999,
274
867, 392
-_________
- $50, 399
615, 711 -_______------------$1, 200 --...
_________...
73, 292
882, 785
12, 547 ............
62, 425
685, 639 ............
23, 829
2, 000 ...........
-________........
407, 294
100, 502 ---------__ ........
280, 588 .........---------------------------......
584,
254 ........................................ ....
1,023, 897
143, 394 ........................
290, 372 ......--------..------------
442,174
715,
714
395, 710
392, 896
880, 545
470, 112
316, 687
431, 392
489,
363
822, 515
373,851
364, 833
777, 364
494, 776
304,675
466, 199
333,
825,
233,
764,
436,
405,
459,
637,
653,
287,
418,
699,
227,
639,
505,
496,
498,
744,
614,
373,
554
638
643
244
456
855
385
478
134
207
$165,459 $44,405 _-_________
99, 175 -------------------
553
457
260
544
755
361
374
447
711
721
27, 911
-----------................
----------
....
22,211 -------__ _-----_____
82,092
-............... _ _.....................
.-----------............ ...------------------............
_
3, 828--................----------1, 694-......----.......-..
33, 289
7, 102 ..........
.......------------...........----------------.......
-----------...
.........
33, 430 -...................
__
_ ..-...
762
31, 563
23, 179
720
214, 899
............
27,
590
47, 040 .
43, 982
34,955
2, 302-_
44, 450 ...-----24, 734
2, 362 ____________-U
18, 542
4, 439
130
8,314 _-.
______
22, 954
3,814
2,893
48, 486
11,058
45
0
28, 130
24, 836
14,924
19, 535
40, 690
30, 862
11,352
16, 152
3,432
--------2, 970 _
7,712
1, 788
21, 879
12, 114
5, 684
4, 012
5, 405
8, 846
~
9, 636
53, 325
5, 430
17, 406
34, 981
25, 750
51, 503
34, 306
14, 123
13, 881
1, 800
7, 637
1, 627
11, 435
1, 139
3, 036
2, 497
11, 044
6, 920
4, 872
15, 948
2, 430
1,632
3, 692
51
8
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
Des Moines, Iowa ......
..
Scranton, Pa ..........
Salt Lake City, Utah.......
Yonkers, N. Y_ .. _.....
_
Paterson, N. J_............
Jacksonville, Fla
- ........
Albany, N. Y__....... ___
_
Norfolk, Va..._________
Trenton, N. J_______......
Kansas City, Kans_......_
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
Chattanooga, Tenn _ _..
Fort Wayne, Ind.......__
Camden, N. J .__..---- -- __
Erie, Pa ..___--..........Elizabeth, N. J_.________
Wichita, Kans___...___-...
...
Spokane, Wash ______--_
__
_...Fall River, Mass_ ..
-______
Cambridge, Mass
New Bedford, Mass .___.
591,
562,
630,
504,
932,
448,
483,
679,
993,
805,
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
.....
Reading, Pa_____..
Knoxville, Tenn ..__.______
Peoria, Ill-____________
South Bend, Ind ____.....__
Tacoma, Wash_..___._...__
Gary, Ind-----------___
Miami, Fla_____
__
Canton, Ohio____
Wilmington, Del_........
Somerville, Mass-.......__.
427, 202
480, 396
488, 918
423, 508
660, 816
582, 149
762, 820
310, 448
663, 405
679, 955
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Tampa, Fla__
-,
Evansville, Ind___ ______..
El Paso, Tex__________
.-----Lynn, Mass--Utica, N. Y
...........
Duluth, Minn________I
Waterbury, Conn__
.....
__
Lowell, Mass_....___....___
447, 341
574, 851
404, 985
769, 386
787, 226
508, 985
764, 840
708, 983
I
862, 268
838, 760
507, 354
1, 550, 071
1, 226, 600
862, 767
1, 368, 536
974, 972
1, 063, 284
678, 225
-..-.----
6, 806
o
9, 935
14, 991
5, 087
488
679
656
951
787
297
246
298
697
500
4, 561
5,198
840
4, 413
4, 229
4, 082
5, 440
6, 251
ii
305, 796
340, 755
277, 327
920, 084
594, 421
386, 391
787, 782
432, 101
518, 355
227, 693
410, 520
423, 226
213, 944
547, 611
490, 264
383, 715
514, 566
457, 740
467, 728
319, 079
203, 376
232, 996
328, 706
227, 944
459, 437
180, 342
206, 510
340, 338
493, 515
413, 110
309, 639
279, 180
282, 151
261, 459
369, 554
204, 144
247, 372
323,093
410, 705
364, 251
264, 953
222, 747
195, 076
172, 552
203, 556
272, 051
338, 143
142, 232
328, 879
310, 892
133, 352
240, 933
81, 325
187, 668
222, 619
78, 000
338, 694
258, 908
31, 991
300, 296
162, 606
320, 056
314, 595 --------- --
233, 430
257, 588
153, 031
311, 047
321, 573
229, 976
334, 216
320, 690
163, 218
274, 850
222, 518
408, 028
366, 870
260, 269
389, 415
360, 994
I
115, 864
25, 758
15, 101
........
85, 528
45, 900
4, 680
6, 053 .....
24, 019
49, 646 . . .
......
.. ...-----------200 ..
. .
....
..
--. ...
-45, 429
1, 666
1,373
1,319
1, 669
1, 689
1,900
3,724
1, 674
1,336
9, 994
6, 808
8, 667
5, 455
8, 161
9, 396
29, 005
3, 936
7, 734
6, 072
10, 653
9, 863
4, 584
37, 625
10, 581
9, 507
14, 249
16, 150
1, 400
1, 528
591
7, 906
3, 633
1, 375
53, 174
34, 120
20, 000
15, 846
68, 932
17, 237
600
11, 926
15, 381
23, 513
524
- 41,200-
..-- .---____
2, 213
5, 582
. .
..
. .
. .
.
. .
. .
. .
. .
. .
.
.
. .
2, 342
3, 500
6, 290
13, 000
. .
. .
. .
1, 111
. .
_
3, 639
2, 424
1, 519
2, 005
2, 690
132
3, 325
961
27, 792
3, 486
2, 468
72, 468
53, 500
1, 885
3, 388
2, 869
2, 736
3, 157
3, 890
1,867
3, 944
4, 353
9, 613
12, 438
6, 554
10, 449
17, 192
7, 634
13, 971
7, 169
13, 048
18, 022
183
62, 856
24, 903
12, 182
12, 330
50, 443
43,183
34, 535
18, 260
15, 967
16, 820
8, 426
I
3, 118
5, 292
9, 549
8, 632
40
1, 929
11, 400
8, 397
3, 467
4, 787
1,900
7, 500
z
H
H
i
y
1, 242
H
, 500
5, 761
3, 001
8, 320
C1
H
1, 650
TABLE 11.-GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS
AND SUBDIVISIONS OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1933-Continued
.
[See note at head of this table, p. 91]
II.-PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROP
ERTY-continued
III.---CONSERVATION OF HEALTH
Other protection to person and property
A
pers
All other
All other
Total
Supervision
$429, 548
$89, 278
652, 17
$3, 997, 524
$39, 385,
173
$3, 541, 214
64, 907
15,
996
375
8,
442, 396
175, 572
34, 199
2, 605, 228
690,924
701, 372
25,183, 781
6,529, 894
7, 671, 498
1, 924, 661
636, 140
980, 413
.____
Vital statistics
Tubercu
losis
218,157
Group I_-----------_ _
044
Group II ................65,
146, 345
Group III
Grand total
Conservation of child
life
ble diseases
Examining enPounds gineers Humane
and
societies
and
societies
plumb-
CITY
Prevention and treatment of communica-
l other
389, 749
110, 904
141, 035
8, 985, 587
2, 891,
368
1, 627, 109
5,187, 216
1, 005, 865
1, 847, 055
GROUP I.--CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
243, 761 $1, 497,013
398
$683, 357 $162, 541 $2,
$869,
483 $8, 423,
$7,463 $393, 600
New York, N. Y------------------0
705, 421
8, 213
1, 692, 797
430, 767
575, 314
3, 394, 985
18, 408 _
$38, 560
Chicago, Ill
209, 358
446, 600
20, 774
122, 357
71, 500
1, 351, 531
6, 280
_ ____---------__5, 000
Philadelphia, Pa
1,172, 390
1, 540, 651
193, 276
27, 779
783
3, 426, 874
41, 220
_174,
Detroit, Mich __________
335, 587
13, 078
552, 627
120, 697
513, 684
1, 591, 891
5, 911
14, 703
Los Angeles, Calif__.__- 54, 889
106, 834
10, 180
358, 095
10, 029
884, 910
37, 327
_
14, 053
... -_- 12, 166 _
Cleveland, Ohio
397, 737
212, 936
12, 130
52, 028
1, 001, 228
24, 550
1, 207 ------.
8, 196
St. Louis, Mo .____.
97, 174
183, 765
13, 903
637, 010
70, 032
12, 803
20, 409
... ____---------___..
Baltimore, Md ....
69, 304
771, 740
61, 683
63, 518
1, 536, 298
32, 302
5, 413 __________
Boston, Mass_________
208, 335
159, 157
31, 569
9, 391
692, 240
2, 000
67, 659
12, 500
Pittsburgh, Pa _________
40, 475
113, 452
56, 137
15, 806
472, 171
73, 142
18, 000 ______---------Francisco, Calif ___
San
134, 235
16, 288
311, 548
56, 491
701
747, 776
6, 804
4, 412 -90,
Milwaukee, Wis___-__
123, 499
16, 148
488, 312
36, 238
61, 980
1, 023, 469
130 714
- ,
20, 552
,
Buffalo, N. Y _ __-------------------
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
$108, 064
.
$711 ___
$6, 728
Washington, D. C...32, 045
------------------------- $6, 782
Minneapolis, Minn
269, 307
1, 600
11, 132
1, 451
New Orleans, La__.....
56, 2?5
17, 846
255
12, 609
Cincinnati, Ohio _______
28, 525
- 10, 000------------------.
--Newark, N. J______
34, 029
1, 320 ---------1, 929
Kansas City, Mo ......
42, 974
19, 318
4, 144 _._____.
Seattle, Wash________--360
5, 880 ____-_ _
6, 985
Indianapolis, Ind__--21, 913
110, 176
Rochester, N. Y _______.......... 2, 218
1, 729
7, 000
Jersey City, N. J ___--------------I--------.
_--.----------_10, 073
14, 089 ------Houston, Tex______
44, 985
------7,109 -- .......
Louisville, Ky_
41, 075
6, 970
.
Portland, Oreg
$523, 775
877, 203
248, 207
582, 544
1, 091, 066
267, 998
493, 380
310, 890
653, 619
655, 636
150, 146
520, 704
154, 726
POPULATION
$36,
753
23, 121
33, 487
21, 060
158, 565
31, 753
39, 678
41, 205
77, 203
85, 948
25, 903
33, 560
27, 904
Food
Other
regulation conser
vation
and inAll other spection of health
$641, 688 $13, 504, 064 $8, 040,136 $5,837, 070 $4,528,084 $3,187, 971
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
GROUP II.--CITIES HAVING A
Medical
work for
school
children
3, 055, 609
997, 595
1, 783, 866
3, 744, 689
369, 476
413, 919
$912, 503 $2, 237,942
197, 551
151, 654
40,3,896
103, 946
124, 755
251, 548
271, 695
127, 391
150, 051
151, 534
76, 327
149, 378
121, 770
46, 142
266, 074
201, 812
90, 182
119, 127
77, 008
118, 640
63, 974
101, 642
159, 086
124, 670
$104, 946
88, 528
1, 807, 742
518, 546 ..
16,
418
861, 683
$686, 281
188, 946
44, 600
116, 475
101, 924
98,187
100, 692
104, 224
102, 167
74, 479
50, 653
63, 598
75, 516
.
$19, 636
-__
------.
68, 892
-.
______.
...
__- .
-__...
OF 300,000 TO 500,000
$11, 972
6, 698
21, 154
6, 868
16, 571
7, 583
2, 399
1, 000
8, 799
17, 310
2, 569
3, 862
4, 119
$142, 911
658, 138
2, 400
401, 365
255, 058
99, 247
240, 720
162, 632
267, 228
180, 095
70, 130
395, 944
15, 500
$151, 638
28, 783
83, 904
1, 242
294, 592
36, 146
125, 178
625
129, 452
111, 518
11, 592
7, 400
23, 795
$46,911
$86, 753
132, 737 ... _-_-----5',
838
22, 423
86, 531
24, 945
67, 744
218, 125
36, 846 .. ... .
14, 878
43, 520
36, 149
63, 237
34, 000
122, 326
72, 884
171, 771
_
19, 513_ ......- ..
2, 565
17, 809
1,
976
37, 590
r
$46, 837
27, 726
79, 001
40, 533
80, 411
56, 423
27, 007
6, 042
14, 611
16, 110
20, 439
59, 564
43, 842
______.
_____
__
___
_
___
...
.
O
GROUP III.--CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
$12, 839
15, 500
10, 583
20, 219
17, 175
10, 257
14, 041
6, 331
8, 557
20, 364
_
__
$3, 100 -.. ____
1, 696
.
3, 328
$2, 160
2, 890
18, 532
...
_____
121, 827
6, 843
16, 244
4, 609
20, 019
5, 590
13, 320
...
...
.
2, 380
72, 741
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
_
Columbus, Ohio
_.......
__........
$505 .........
Toledo, Ohio-.....-........
......--....... _
__
.
$7, 212
170
......
Oakland, Calif- ..-__
Denver, Colo.........
_
1, 200
384 ........ _
4, 277 .........___.__
...
Atlanta, Ga-__--------St. Paul, RMIinn.______. .
911 ........
$2, 400
Dallas, Tex ..____...._ .
1, 689
..._____-...-.....
Birmingham, Ala......
5, 290 _ .......
....
Akron, Ohio___.............-__
_...._____.___ _
_
Memphis, Tenn..._....
1, 453
349
1, 400
$41, 012
4, 976
1, 696
52, 105
2, 613
53, 351
7,121
6, 977
21,881
6, 096
$76, 581
99, 675
148, 919
202,105
231, 263
128, 769
107, 590
72, 109
84, 426
188, 674
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
Providence, R. 1_-----5, 098 ______
500
4, 682
San Antonio, Tex_-. --4, 620 ...
_________.... _.
33, 717
Omaha, Nebr______ _- .. 10, 533
75 .....
3,821
1, 100
10,
384
Syracuse, N. Y_.-----------------367
Dayton, Ohio__.___---------------------____-_____ 4,136
-Oklahoma City, Okla...
3, 630
966
.......
6, 000
Worcester, Mass-.......
1, 020 ...... __
_.......
.
578
Richmond, Va-- "
..-4, 311
100
450
10, 426
Youngstown, Ohio__ __
..
_______________
1, 123
50, 540
Grand Rapids, Mich___.
5, 812
126
383
422. 290
47, 046
76, 611
224, 520
40, 062
43, 915
343, 772
223, 062
56, 278
223, 090
21, 708
15, 263
18, 037
34, 193
11, 569
4, 744
23, 434
14, 744
8, 175
16, 903
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
Fort Worth, Tex.......
2, 600 ..-..
--...-........
Hartford, Conn--------2, 587 _______--------8,
Flint, Mich__...........
2, 550 ...
__ _____.......
New Haven, Conn-..
..
1, 915
534 ........
San Diego, Calif ........
5, 638
80 ..........
200
6, 598
Nashville, Tenn__------...
5, 395
5, 018 ................
Long Beach, Calif-......
Springfield, Mass__...................___________.....
Bridgeport, Conn __......
4, 501 .................
Tulsa, Okla.............
2, 620
369 .........-----
4,800
067
1,111
3, 168
34, 120
5, 375
46, 554
2.207
1, 837
2, 874
90, 539
279, 273
64, 466
133, 670
99, 268
106, 233
62, 995
183, 803
178, 780
43, 275
19, 200
13, 031
8, 592
28, 836
13, 002
17, 731
17, 048
12, 012
25, 968
21, 520
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
...
Des Moines, Iowa----- .........
_........
1, 770
Scranton, Pa- _
30 ..
Salt Lake City, Utah___
4, 053
Yonkers, N. Y.....-__..
Paterson, N. J_.....
_
1, 975
1, 699
Jacksonille, Fla........
Albany, N. Y___________--------7, 179
Norfolk, Va.............
5, 554-Trenton, N. J_ .........
-..........
Kansas City, Kans......
4, 721
424 _.......
.__
9, 261
87
..
335
______ _.______
2,193
235
1, 248
96 ......-----------------............
2, 050
240
400
24, 365
- 539
4, 143
18, 953
24
5, 982
-__
.....-.
-__, 1, 237
130
624
72, 291
34, 321
67, 638
51, 442
307, 821
127, 127
89, 807
159, 410
78 278
198 I46
40, 176
.5,
11, 438 ._.......
7, 960 .......... __
.........
4,458
11, 640
52, 597
3, 643
69, 442
30, 326
2, 700
25, 216
17, 791 ......-..-.........-..
1, 500
54, 516
6, 032
32, 332
6, 452
1, 000
3, 916
55, 013
16, Q33
14, 488
1, 126 ............
$3, 681
$15, 500
$14, 520
46, 461
___...
.__
_
650
12, 441
60, 748
47, 328
.70. 464
3, 253
8, 631
32, 155
32, 874
36, 872
46, 334 _ .......
27, 302 __________
....
10, 780
4, 473
8, 319
6, 528
16, 679
38,123 ...........
_
23, 804
18, 697
31, 188
16, 802
.__________
287, 336
3. 420
18, 701
66, 000
4, 273
9, 077
116, 460
15,180
10, 731
34, 383
1, 200
16, 200
7, 420
17, 080
940 .._..
.
8, 134
20, 840
3, 720 ...... _____
24, 011
1, 064
1, 529 ....
. ____
69, 801
1, 582
22, 911
7, 464
_...__ _____......
12, 000
99, 066
14, 508
21, 437
15, 736
21, 638
4, 548
29, 435
58, 747
10, 737
27, 939 _________
31, 638
92, 602
26, 585
4, 097
34, 030
7, 002
43, 441
9, 136
10, 459
16, 604
26, 445
.. _______ .
61, 483
_
.
29, 583
29, 583
98 __________
..
14, 000
18, 436 _
9, 744
13, 391
......
14, 233
14, 726 ...
13. 425
9, 490 _
4, 524
10, 920 _.
.
940
13, 846
15, 937
-80, 982
23. 549
13, 485
32, 806
9, 761
38, 233
5, 962
6, 237
.
.
._._
_
37, 652
6, 823
63
69, 711
18, 930
34, 736
5, 000
19, 510
16, 093
54,907 ---__9,649
15, 373
5, 264
37, 600
34, 691
9, 041 ...........
10, 706 _
8, 180
12. 521
_1_
12, 516 .
5, 600
22, 928 ........
_
_
8, 096 .......
12, 660 _______
8, 213
1, 346
8, 048
..
1, 752
1, 865
23, 656
___________
5, 409
16, 679
17, 940
4, 750
22, 031
15, 131
16, 316
13, 782
20, 879
16, 905
13, 631
_____
-_
_
8, 479
....
_..
......
__
_
_---
9, 998
4, 021
1, 500 __ ... .....
1, 320
2, 587
5, 707
10, 636
1,000
______.
2, 772
..
_
1, 516
143, 790
2, 720
105, 883
1, 500 ____________
_....
---111, 539
.
65, 746
8, 923
31, 216
69,
426
8, 089
9, 254
42, 925
40, 000
18, 967
41, 225
$26, 941 ..
36, 018 .
59, 010
39, 419
18, 601
12, 219 .
30, 839 _
22, 716
$4, 832
21, 067 _
19, 500
C
O
M
TABLE 11.-GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS
AND SUBDIVISIONS OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1933-Continued
*
[See note at head of this table, p. 91]
II.-PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY-continued
III.-CONSERVATION OF HEALTH
Other protection to person and property
Sfining
Pounds
Pounds
o
gineers
and
plumbers
Prevention and treatment of communica-
Conservation of child
life
Food
regulation
ble diseases
Examen-
CITY
Total
Humane
societies
Supervi-
Vital sta-
tistics
Asion
Tuberculosis
All other
Medical
work for
school
children
All other
A
and in-
spection
Other
conser
vation
of health
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000-Continued
$11,168 .......... $21, 000
5, 627 ...--------..--------...........--$850 _._______._
6, 522
12,
293 _______-----.__-26,
9,054 9, 933-__705
11,467 ..... _
93, 303
961
14, 211
61, 788
.
__
7, 394
99, 830
895
19, 960
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
___.
$2, 131- ....
$51
...----------..
Chattanooga, Tenn
$1, 488
- 1,800
Fort Wayne, Ind_ .-----------------1, 200 --........
_ _____
$3, 573
Camden, N. J_-----....
566
60
Erie, Pa_ ___---------------------4, 048
61
2, 550_ ..... . Elizabeth, N. J_____
1,
302 ...------------------------Wichita, Kans .___-____
5, 812
255-_ .........
6, 208
Spokane, Wash ....______
1,
374
Fall River, Mass _______---------- ------------------Cambridge, Mass- ...-. ...........-----------...... 2, 881
400
_
124 ...................
New Bedford, Mass_....
$34, 668
32, 233
70, 219
87,
695
80, 460
35, 483
45, 706
162, 695
168, 200
183, 873
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
..--------------------.
Reading, Pa_--------...........459
827
1, 451
____....... ..........
Knoxville, Tenn
330
525 .. ..
Peoria, Ill--------------------1,
419 _38,
South Bend, Ind_----......
5, 775
1, 428 .- _.--------------_
Tacoma, Wash..........
_.-----3, 150 ..--------Gary, Ind____-_----86, 723
147 -________
700
Miami, Fla _____.......-32,
Canton, Ohio __-_-2, 836
3,400 .-----------------_
Wilmington, Del__ ....
99
-------------Somerville, Mass _____---- ----------
75, 503
85, 700
111, 665
072
41, 968
33, 951
62,
616
631
36, 625
180, 995
6, 385
14, 116
4, 063
4, 538
7, 948
7, 204
16,
957
7,
455
11, 146
14, 611
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
667 _...-.....
- 1, 640 .........
Tampa, Fla ______----- .............
__----Evansville, Ind .....
_ _-_-_-----------7, 314
1, 101
..... _.
El Paso, Tex ____
-337
._____
2, 101 _
-Lynn, Mass .........-7, 854
324 _......
1, 208
_
Utica, N. Y---------2, 556
600
.
927 .
Duluth, Minn__________.
2, 746
923 ..
_...............
1,
..
Conn______
Waterbury,
__________-- _____---------------1, 718
Lowell, Mass
43,856
42,562
47, 554
158, 136
93, 980
49, 316
63, 775
134, 136
10, 428
3, 477
7, 638
13, 685
7, 889
6, 596
10, 921
12, 911
$1, 288 _.$27,
$27
_
$1, 185--.
- _
4,
386
10, 312
$11, 908 .________
1, 750 ...
574
24, 420
-36, 103
768___
3,
1, 349
43,802
483
10, 907 ..--12, 385
26, 774
21, 340
6, 708 ._2
18, 137 .__._....
_________.. 5,412 ......
14, 028 ......
14, 799
4, 059
_ __....
19,464 ....
30, 697
12, 775 ..
6, 004
45, 491
34, 748
7, 647 .........------17, 562
18, 571
19, 408
27, 968
30, 212
3, 085
....------- __---------............
459
13, 614
10, 048
40, 000
900
_
__
12, 295_..
8, 991
81, 947
1,031
___
15, 627 _
12, 786
________----------2, 549
12, 451
12, 314
_
1,191 ............
436
20, 157
4, 354
______________________
__
27, 775 ...... ............
1,
725 ............
11, 324 ...........
900 ... ______-6, 519
19, 984 ...........
1, 349
_
...
-----------20, 748 ..........
26, 101
107, 575
895
7,432
7,
325
1,200
_
1, 245 ............ 6, 944
233
23,
..
2, 248 _________.
32, 624
89, 693
663
21, 225
7, 576
3, 782
12, 657
125
570
17, 022
5, 045
7, 140
71, 706
14, 257
442
5, 281
25,343
3,782
15, 221
34, 440
17, 121
19, 255
13, 331
2, 100
1,800
1,103
500
8, 550
5, 226
610
13, 534
7, 853 _- ___
6,
563 ___..___......
-3, 338__
$1,161
3, 960
5, 515 ..
.
1,800 ...16, 159
6,433
4,146
11, 065
10,090 _
3, 753
550
9,
..
5, 750 ______
600
9, 918
7, 021
3, 782
7, 955
TABLE 11.-GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS
AND SUBDIVISIONS OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1933-Continued
[See note at head of this table, p. 911
V.-HIGHWAYS
IV.--SANITATION, OR PROMOTION OF CLEANLINESS
-o
a
CITY
Total
Sdisposal
odisposal
Grand total__ ..--------
$99,535,099
69, 758, 789
Group I ___
Group II---------------- 11, 595, 712
------ 18, 180, 598
------Group III__
Sewers and
sewage
disposal
Street
cleaning
Other
Public
refuse
concollection
venience
and
stations
Other
san ittion
$16,721,635 $28,131,141 $50,370,735 8626, 700 83,684,888 8110,651,964
10, 618, 822 20,180, 499 36, 650, 265
2, 259, 671 3, 234, 935 5, 217, 037
3,843,142 4, 715, 707 8, 503, 433
239, 779 2, 069, 424
763, 083
120, 986
852, 381
265, 935
GROUP I.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
.
New York, N. Y .......- $37,299,389
. ... 7, 740, 554
.....-.Chicago, Ill
Philadelphia, Pa .......... 3, 804, 623
3, 690, 369
Detroit, Mich_...........
2,
Los Angeles, Calif_......... 434, 662
Cleveland, Ohio ...-.---. 1, 595, 756
.-.- __- 1,103, 716
__
St. Louis, Mo
Baltimore, Md ......... _ 2,105, 378
3, 247, 440
...
Boston, Mass .....-.Pittsburgh, Pa_............ 1, 863, 595
718, 778
San Francisco, Calif .....2, 368, 595
-...
Milwaukee, Wis
1, 785, 934
Buffalo, N. Y_ ----------
Washington, D. C ___.__....$2, 096, 946
506, 203
Minneapolis, Minn_________
1, 049, 940
New Orleans, La________ .
819, 708
Cincinnati, Ohio_..........
1, 598, 737
Newark, N. J_Kansas City, Mo_........... 806, 510
593, 474
Seattle, Wash_
550, 849
Indianapolis, Ind .........
Rochester, N. Y___......... 1, 333, 916
981, 472
Jersey City, N. J- -------- _
- 369,857
Houston, Tex ..--------458, 545
Louisville, Ky
429, 555
Portland, Oreg .. .....
69, 908, 458
17, 047, 344
23, 696,162
$574, 566
106, 019
324, 234
115, 515
324, 395
3, 280
109, 255
148, 593
144, 282
50, 785
180, 791
99, 912
78, 014
$659, 116
101, 860
227, 403
313, 638
444, 269
286, 117
64, 620
116, 326
280,
782
395, 512
670
25,
92, 107
227, 515
HAVING A
$800, 222
245, 795
441, 158
339, 415
558, 705
458, 753
372, 633
255, 066
846, 667
453, 314
154,
265
247, 009
44, 035
POPULATION
$16, 082
2, 625
15, 036
993
20,
6, 283
16, 229
3, 036
13, 732
_
3, 539
23, 431
$46, 960
49, 904
57, 145
36, 104
250, 375
52, 077
30, 707
27, 828
48, 453
81, 861
9, 131
15, 978
56, 560
SuperRoadways
vision
Snow
and ice
removal
treet
Street
lighting
Repair
Wate
cor
Wateron
ways
pensati
970 $689,466
81,697,075 $60,838,189 $5,007,273 $39, 458,
1, 030; 028 38, 449, 491 4, 073, 521
262, 032
324, 294 9, 968, 030
671, 720
342, 753 12, 420, 668
24, 224, 391
5, 711, 058
9, 523, 521
322, 062
198, 462
168, 942
$2, 960, 991
z
1, 808, 965
583, 468
568, 558
H
OF 500,000 AND OVER
_ $475, 291 $28, 101, 192
_
$4, 403, 674 $10,438,748 $21,981,676 ...
8, 955, 435
220, 471
2, 640, 130 $22, 859
2, 557, 637 2, 299,457
6, 112, 000
137, 908
6, 127
88, 542 1, 622, 193 1, 949, 853
3,
651, 692
89,695
29, 343
1,862, 435 1, 216, 503
492, 393
5, 544, 175
270, 962
24, 697
928, 223
980, 443
230, 337
2, 002, 274
149, 893
145, 830 1,032, 020 _.
268, 013
994, 717
1,
119, 643
5, 467
248, 221
465, 835
264, 550
2, 725, 931
68, 783
22, 898
391,718 1,288, 706
333, 273
3, 023, 402
143, 889
43, 739
358, 553 2, 016, 151
685, 108
2, 396, 377
129, 694
71, 947
365, 379 1, 238, 939
57, 636
1, 228, 348
9, 573
7, 735 _.
437, 000
264, 470
1, 611, 552
118, 750
6, 084
964, 931
395, 087
743
883,
2, 561, 363
134, 872
6, 618
417, 821 1,137, 177
89, 446
GROUP II.-CITIES
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
Total
$239, 404 $16,524,587 $2,863,900
94, 391
70, 902 6, 148, 662
638
141, 776 2, 001, 615
14, 001
184, 713
481 2,
124,
208, 381 2, 915, 670
28, 975
-..... 1, 181, 047
728, 693
.
.
17, 710
1,189,410
15, 741
683, 512
1, 386, 635
-.
98, 928 1, 484, 796
366, 328
45, 255
37, 082
965, 200
22, 813
333, 312
62, 347 1, 372,135
r
$7, 725, 183
2, 585, 554
3, 851, 225
1, 184, 010
2, 247, 474
485, 970
1, 174, 922
1, 305, 304
952, 357
783, 287
785, 265
413, 475
730, 365
$748, 118
55, 926
59, 512
$57, 234
143, 487
1, 000
......... 172, 650
232, 070
74, 212
91, 102
102, 736
95, 030
.898
17, 096
12, 270
31, 500
152, 318
20, 664
1, 552
61, 652
_
H
00
OF 300,000 TO 500,000
.-.-.
$877, 141
$20, 000
$951, 322
$184, 471
$2, 295, 392
$1, 914
340,161
81, 583
731, 521
62, 974
1, 241, 531
2, 550
343, 141
_
887, 554
1, 246, 197
643, 339
_
1, 062, 769
_
1, 820, 156
.
378, 665 .
25, 709
381, 290
820, 288
603, 336
3, 439
1, 130, 334
1, 768, 031
_
438, 750 163, 951
____.
22, 241 1, 368, 601
2, 011, 141
287, 492
493, 615
12, 546
793, 653
1, 652
713, 296
123, 166
584, 771
6, 781
1, 435, 434
338, 484
2, 463
639, 239
980, 186 ..
133, 523 .
.. _
_
034
654,
9,871
428
797,
509, 534 -.. .-.... 312, 762 ____.____
8, 550
848, 165
28, 395
300, 968
5, 672
573, 446
16, 860
989, 742
H
$262, 458
23, 378
12, 952
114, 048
34, 624
30, 922
17, 598
.
5, 768
17, 319
64, 401
(.
O
BY PRINCIPAL DivISIONs
TABLE 11.-GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS,
AND SUBDIVISIONS OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1933-Continued
[See note at head of this table, p. 91]
V.-HIGHWAYS
IV.-SANITATION, OR PROMOTION OF CLEANLINESS
'Q
CITY
CITY
CTotal
Sewers and
sewage
Street
Other
refuse
clea ngcollection
Sdisposaland
public
Other
con
sanitastationspensati
Total
Supervisi
RSnow
Roadways
and ice
Repai
or con
r
ways
lighting
z
dodisposal
(1
H
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
$474, 589
Columbus, Ohio..--------.
527, 802
Toledo, Ohio---------256, 881
Oakland, Calif ....-------465, 491
Denver, Colo.---------466, 562
...----------Atlanta, Ga
256, 698
St. Paul, Minn..-------359, 635
Dallas, Tex....----------202, 061
Birmingham, Ala .........
.---------- 276, 595
Akron, Ohio__
294,
.------- 016
Memphis, Tenn- .
$79, 077
112, 942
47, 653
38, 333
65, 824
88, 779
83,129
19, 010
103, 595
44, 202
$84,189
190, 718
162, 314
362, 375
153, 759
100,470
60,954
41, 967
79, 334
50, 842
$292, 204
197,131
30, 237
17, 500
215, 287
63,026
204, 005
11, 006
89, 080
171, 771
$6,162
6, 888
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
Providence, R. I_ __-___
San Antonio, Tex ........
Omaha, Nebr___---------Syracuse, N. Y__----------
733, 710
288, 420
132, 210
592, 517
377, 916
321, 243
317, 362
337, 235
167, 202
186,936
280, 158
74, 916
16, 589
101,168
214, 037
112, 351
85, 096
44, 307
31, 941
79, 393
147, 844
99, 527
21, 560
146,132
36, 778
106, 870
90, 808
61,489
37, 994
40, 403
236, 332
100, 363
75, 861
320, 253
112, 618
88, 083
124, 205
211,438
86, 549
63, 661
38, 363
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
Fort Worth, Tex .........
Hartford, Conn--..------
230, 788
505, 484
111, 851
280, 228
259, 062
222, 292
325, 410
529, 803
410, 184
103, 495
68, 511
29, 496
14, 297
69, 507
39, 657
4, 793
51, 703
26, 275
62, 928
42, 404
49, 288
154, 717
13, 615
111, 416
67, 322
55, 017
65, 402
107, 244
68, 848
9, 889
102, 877
276,861
82,115
72, 333
144, 798
120, 772
175, 533
366, 087
266, 047
42, 442
__--------Dayton, Ohio
O klahom a C ity, O kla .....
Worcester, Mass-...-----___-------Richmond, Va
Youngstown, Ohio_........
Grand Rapids, Mich_ .....
Flint, Mich_----------New Haven, Conn.-.......
San Diego, Calif___........
Nashville, Tenn__..---..
L on g B each , Calif_ __ .. .
Sp ringfield, M ass ___.. .. .
B ri d ge po r t, C o nn . . . -. . . . .
Tulsa, Okla_------------
5, 556
1, 761
1, 484
3, 000
11, 656
4, 396
1,110
3, 131
20, 251
554
6, 599
7, 285
19, 904
14, 817
2, 696
$12, 957
20, 123
16, 677
41, 727
31, 692
4, 423
9, 786
8, 594
4, 586
27, 201
$1,153, 023
1,010, 107
651, 120
1, 044, 232
438, 872
549, 992
280, 291
285, 548
355, 390
357, 047
31, 013
13, 614
15, 200
13,308
10, 087
13,939
16,143
20, 001
10, 718
348
700, 544
270, 199
377, 297
471, 985
397, 986
222, 615
759, 029
391, 437
368, 743
343, 335
10, 112
24, 159
1, 270
20, 373
255, 853
485, 848
177, 599
381, 866
344, 834
259, 627
345, 712
568, 342
244, 537
244, 265
41,
12,
15,
9,
8,
710
868
380
665
760
$1,136, 438
585, 800
319, 671
659,150
207, 045
246, 211
104, 319
2, 541
140, 906
163, 841
150, 700
$41, 035
34, 840
13, 723
1, 000
2, 052
2, 460
23,924
6, 300
5, 210
7, 992
349, 227
189, 054
179, 152
132, 564
261, 759
135,479
394,147
278, 884
239, 001
141,940
166, 009
272, 810
67, 269
174, 642
182, 767
187, 952
192, 961
199, 334
96, 811
149, 771
$16,585
$25, 000
$394, 703
242, 152
281, 242
202, 471
251, 384
143, 546
135, 922
180, 190
176, 838
15, 986
50, 635
36, 944
65,117
30
29, 841
36, 702
1, 962
35, 809
88, 730
3,836
--------
S29,
I
89, 844
176, 074
108,368
165, 816
162, 067
60, 474
136, 713
260, 138
143, 890
88, 993
w
y
U)
CI
054
22,445
13, 591
O
924
H
..... 1,788
. . . . .19, 231
~
.46,
..
268, 922
57, 700
184, 554
294, 553
134, 175
82, 888
256, 610
72, 757
121, 530
163,941
22, 618
'4,604
48,262
_ __ _ _
_____ 53,014
356
29,
2 1,762
..... 29, 885
8, 720
I_ ___ 11,359
509
.....
'7,
o-±U,Au
....
E
l
9
n
1,912
7, 613
....
.........
262
S
i
389
.........
.........
........
....
.. ..
.
..
.
.
11, 201
8, 046
20, 140
I
5, 501
Des Moines, Iowa .........
Scranton, Pa...............
-.
Salt Lake City, Utah- ..
Yonkers, N. Y _---------966,
Paterson, N. J___ _------376,
Jacksonville, Fla-..........
Albany, N. Y_-_
---Norfolk, Va-----_ __
.........
Trenton, N. J
Kansas City, Kans-... ....
217, 592
264,916
69, 556
327
516
297, 258
518,158
273, 874
302, 006
58, 864
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
-Chattanooga, Tenn- .....
Fort Wayne, Ind- ------- .
Camden, N. J_ ------Erie, Pa_
Elizabeth, N. J________
W ich ita, K an s . ...........
Spokane, Wash
_ ....
Fall River, Mass_
___
-_
Cambridge, Mass- .........
New Bedford, Mass........
94,
142,
108,
163,
229,
105,
155,
78,
562,
234,
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
Reading, Pa-- ..............
.. K n ox v ille , T en n m ...... Peoria, Ill_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
South B end, Ind ..... . . .
Tacoma, Wash----..........
-__-- -Gary, Ind_ -Miami, Fla___- ----Canton, Ohio .. . . . . .
......
Wilmington, Del----Somerville, Mass-..........
158,964
9 4,0 42
239,154
45, 091
179, 361
59,277
228,289
82, 822
246, 305
305, 941
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Tampa, Fla- ---.............
Evansville, Ind- -----------El Paso, Tex----...........
Lynn, Mass._ _- --------Utica, N. Y--_
Duluth, Minn .............
_.......
W aterbury, Conn . Lowell, Mass...-.........
269, 371
63, 022
80,329
272,321
235, 765
65, 936
151, 005
169,947
57
58
59
60
61
I 62
S 63
S64
65
0 66
,"
556
565
619
848
799
501
328
306
295
094
417, 785
272,263
330, 434
564, 876-162, 210
465, 341
629,113
127. 098
319, 586
147, 002
8, 369
3,778
8, 930
.........
_.________
25, 232
_166,
.......
..........-........
__
177, 622
11, 736
127,905
1,941
18, 280
217, 035
235, 648
26, 892
24, 504
4, 788
265,109........
876
9,145
67, 224 .....
6, 702
127, 540
65,119 _._____..
213, 790_ __
...
91,795_.....
.
83,897 .......
_
297,108- .......
129, 871_ ______
175,000 ..........
300, 814 151,623
59, 739 _____135
173, 065- ........
81,097 __786
50,921 .. ____
7, 584
12, 284
67, 029
1,500
1, 660
55, 810 ......
4, 005
600
73, 486
3, 705
68, 729 ......
6, 749
42, 042 _ _ _ _ _
52, 432
3, 329
6, 814
48, 241
3, 772
3, 500
337, 413 _....
.
10, 868
142, 694
17, 203-__________
201,851
91, 590
176, 477
197, 225
215, 353
128, 749
301,177
194, 332
217, 576
233,132
_.. _______
3, 975
11, 088
7, 097
3, 497
4, 531
........
__
6, 903
11,914
18, 643
95, 377
71, 618
28, 825
23, 034
91, 021
47, 939
178, 226
63, 753
57,182
93, 577
.___
3,;000
9, 782
.. .. .
.. ...
_
1, 435
16, 441
6, 360
103,954 ___953
10, 350 ___
5, 647
628
134, 936
_1,
162, 582
1, 512
160
109, 893 _1,
11, 748
64, 501 ._
22, 068
100, 883
121, 836
405
132, 039---------------112, 856 _1,696
6, 966
45, 201
5 1,9 33 .. .. . .
_
85, 396 _ ___-_
.. .. ..
42, 640
4,
575
100, 531
35,179
124,015 ........ _
28, 538 ___ ___
619
165, 562
201, 501 __ _
4,140
7, 766
2,104
1,500
1,
508
1,956
25,461
2, 448
9, 245
1,146
206, 443
204, 699- 189,060
135,845
283, 907
229,466
358,511
251,023
154, 950
258,128
.....
.
........
. . -. - .
2, 431
13, 717
3,240
____ _
2, 341
-.
....
9, 736
90, 391
529
109 , 854
..
124,060
_ __
._
124, 512 _ _ _ _ _
1, 853
190, 556
143,126 .....
163,428_____
173, 872 _ _ _ _ _
45, 778_____
168, 534_____
8, 167
107, 356 _____
9 4,845 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
__
.. . .
65,000 -__ __
8, 902 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
77, 781_____3
32
83,068___
........
195,083
_
74, 357 _ _ _453
6, 643
102, 529 __
1, 520
78, 338
182, 213_ ._-...
26, 227_____
42,885
1,803
136
151, 045
146, 631
4, 882
9,101 ...
_...-.
4, 213
39, 920
9,808
107, 098
10, 500
2, 062
1,800
10,873
8, 053
13, 716
1, 687
1,510
265, 078
150, 914
101,512
250,495
369, 376
159, 273
585, 515
411,522
124, 684 _________
76, 602 ______
41,677 .....
16,149
69,789
5, 419
184, 155
27, 671
54, 702
41, 947
398, 437
46,873
205, 733
_3,
217
137,177
69,173 __20
59,835
157,151 __1,048
175, 482
....
634
873
74,143
117, 861
.. . . . . . . . .
.....
146, 979
55, 400
37,049
6, 737
62, 924
173, 558
85, 974
93, 459
66, 750
88, 690
6, 667
67, 767
56,780
14, 751
188, 482
19, 630
46, 355
327,154
68, 683
87, 435
20, 058
73,146
160,540
35,159
628, 482
172, 600
127, 916
43,152
123, 606
107, 934
26,
010
18,168
22, 764
28,177
31,688
33, 409
28, 703
26, 209
17, 206
78, 007
43, 414
17,883
38, 988
22, 972
54,069
123, 956
28, 007
66, 544
5, 587
136, 007
30, 783
67,986
34, 671
22, 715
11,628
27,980
123, 674
_
951 _
357
36,
390
36,
22,142_
.. _......
47,592
31,221
16, 495
35, 341
54, 209
16, 670
71,158
32,136
26, 418
11,000
19,915
96,240
11, 868
24,026
60,106
23,046
50, 240
23, 733
13,926
14,027
64, 331
19, 093
45, 079
28, 485
9, 301
11,978
10,547_ ___.......
6, 934
5, 975
_ __ .
86, 439
1, 500
9, 228
420
36, 593
4, 794
49, 599
863
13, 972
3, 836
14,111
......
6,129
-_____
5,119
_____
6,358
4, 320
1,250
27, 270
11,937
1,567
-.....
6, 268
46, 844
2, 292
-5, 228
3,047
655
12, 279
z
O
0
CF
TABLE 11.-GOVENTMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL
AND SUBDIVISIONS OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1933-Continued
DIVISIONS
[See note at head of this table, p. 91]
VI.--CHARITIES, HOSPITALS, AND CORRECTIONS
Charities
B
CITY
C
Supervision
o
Total
Care of poor
$292, 212, 081
Grand totaL....
206, 280, 656
39, 190, 665
46, 740, 760
$2, 767, 100 $182, 830, 167
1, 374, 798
486, 575
905, 727
Corrections
Proba
General
Care of
children
Other
tion
charities
tutions
Outdoor
Group I_-_
Group II_
Group III_
Hospitals
Special
City
For adults For minors
All other
boards
officers
89, 617, 077 $15, 126, 385 81, 246, 589 $42, 159, 377 $8, 618, 061 $10, 677, 568 $11, 100, 024 $5, 113, 398 $2, 956, 335
129, 097, 218
18, 980, 811
34, 752, 138
6, 318, 138
1, 149, 702
2, 149, 237
11, 990, 647
2, 264, 762
870, 976
688, 164
383, 419
175, 006
30, 469, 602
7, 695, 933
3, 993, 842
5, 185, 153
1, 071, 309
2, 361, 599
6, 374, 891
3, 759, 237
543, 440
8, 218, 458
2, 168, 958
712, 608
4, 197, 804
780, 111
135, 483
2, 365, 783
449, 848
140, 704
$768, 498
25, 564
1, 756, 474
838, 365
173, 637
571, 296
870, 842
449, 645
$2,
825, 877
783, 651
1, 16, 380
420, 292
843, 201
111, 223
230, 718
131, 756
464, 129
473, 389
187, 562
246, 974
336, 306
$407, 136
373, 489
1, 889, 838
150, 017
194, 662
95, 237
139, 172
222, 937
15, 413
624, 056
29, 235
50, 423
6, 189
$794, 817
281, 496
142, 692
134, 954
339, 035
53, 464
50, 105
33, 285
260, 153
16, 373
94, 295
64, 683
100, 431
GROUP I.--CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
New York, N. Y....
$78, 984, 412
Chicago, Ill_
16, 398, 558
Pa_
Philadelhiladelphia,
7, 466, 917
Detroit, Mich_
15, 465, 612
Los Angeles, Calif....
14, 355, 089
Cleveland, Ohio ....
._ 13, 018, 818
St.Louis, Mo . 3, 445, 344
Baltimore, Md
_
6, 613, 200
Boston, Mass
16, 482, 382
382
Pittsburgh, Pa.
.
3, 605, 882
San Francisco, Calif .
.
9, 015, 967
Milwaukee, Wis.....
9, 323, 104
BulTalo. N. Y
._
_
12,
3..
105, 371
873, 306
$284, 595 $43,
_ ___
12, 322, 850
32, 968
234, 007
97, 866
11, 394, 120
25, 510
9, 376, 520
11, 920
11, 637, 205
19,
341
690,
681
20, 688
4, 826, 331
511, 025
51,
11, 482, 914
97, 747
1, 181, 030
47, 298
6,186, 937
..
___ .
7, 261, 425
225, 840
8, 629, 892
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
WVashington, D. C ___
Minneapolis, Minn______
New Orleans, La ...
_
Cincinnati, Ohio ........
Newark, N. J ......
Kansas City, Mo....
Seattle, Wash .......
Indianapolis, Ind....
Rochester, N. Y .....
Jersey City, N. J ...
IHouston, Tex .......
Louisville, Ky.....
$1, 134, 421
$103, 630
115, 080
3, 361,621
2, 250318
39,
624
42, 246
2, 467, 631
_
1, 440,156
22,
459
62, 382
..
470, 530
..
_1,
553, 763
141, 969
3,260,116
37, 413
1, 670, 571
_....
38, 688
21, 528
656, 110
26
Portland, Oreg
$1, 111, 185 $8,
694, 725
788 $3,
$78, 399 $16, 351,
794,
086
530, 061
371, 384
19, 994
1,670, 069
20, 000
346, 488
264, 133
50, 000
1, 370, 740
216,197
286, 668
882, 222
947
1, 0333,524
226, 637
679, 585
197, 482
271, 598
2, 253, 859
130, 699
73, 533
334, 241
. -.
123, 905
243, 854
28, 853
1, 047, 873
.
54, 910
103, 466 .....
410, 385
.
359, 797
295, 595
703, 187
31, 165
2, 718, 801
893, 635 .. __
44, 379
.
403, 056
658, 871
1, 271, 355
.
136, 279
218, 752 .
-....
845, 944 ......
322, 926
582, 184
162, 829
1, 161, 023
568, 436
GROUP II.-CITIES
.
$6, 205,
4, 760,
333,
4, 202,
3, 616,
1, 602,
1,331,
2, 466,
4, 942,
4, 303,
567,
1, 485,
879
197
056
888
867
311
683
731
476
838
206
399
3, 372, 134
._....
2, 825, 198
HAVING A POPULATION
$127, 755
47, 149
3219,
094
148, 860
135, 167
184,158
111,410
86, 471
115,
037
95, 724
15, 536
50, 341
_
OF 300,000 TO 500,000
$561. 093
$32, 770
66,
093
254, 962
3136
250
10,
318
125, 528 ._.
.
165, 791 ..
__
.
57, 733
5, 055
25, 085___
214, 027
134
460,
194
80,
180
156, 301
-.
__ .
39, 852 .......
246, 543
107, 272
275, 273
137, 358
498, 624
9, 315
_________
$581, 766
656, 985
$474, 201
$2, 146, 607
$924, 833
$108, 066
37, 321
33, 921
115, 132
42, 556
19,686
686
37,136
37,
100,
100, 865
38, 355
930, 033
60, 247
114, 738
86, 419
160, 674
794, 955
9, 709
611, 756
226, 915
151, 988
740, 575 ......
196, 987
137, 852
137, 208
502, 201 ____
104, 119
_
56, 149
44, 900
496, 326
37, 988
45, 293 ...
_
._
6, 675
290,
747
422,
157
789
98,049
23,
516
1, 811, 433 ......
306, 528
134, 390
61, 580
262, 481
10, 000
23, 744
76, 171
71, 168
417, 248 _ _...
4, 659
50, 087______
211, 183
._________
132, 960
87, 841
7, 680
$10, 737
29, 377
13, 478
66, 512
80, 430
57, 902
17, 289
26, 054
49,
722
29, 898
29, 5C6
38, 883
'
GROUP III.--CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
,
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
Columbus, Ohio .......
Toledo, Ohio_...____...
Oakland, Calif_______L Denver, Colo. ...-.-.--.
Atlanta, Ga____________
St. Paul, Minn _______
Dallas, Tex______________
Birmingham, Ala ..---.
________
Akron, Ohio
Memphis, Tenn......
$1, 446, 407
1, 776, 106
41, 209
1, 211, 408
700, 500
701, 849
1, 531, 675
103, 126
1, 685, 303
378, 343
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
Providence, R. I ...
_______
San Antonio, Tex ..
__
Omaha, Nebr___ ______
Syracuse, N. Y__..
-____
Dayton, Ohio__ _________
Oklahoma City, Okla ...
Worcester, Mass ........
Richmond, Va .........
Youngstown, Ohio ....
Grand Rapids, Mich..._
2, 098, 870
17, 827
109, 215
2, 668, 106
1, 760, 917
65, 380
2, 923, 529
621, 636
1, 665, 568
1, 591, 028
Fort Worth, Tex- ....___
47
48 Hartford, Conn. ___ _
49 Flint, Mich________
New Haven, Conn_____
50
51 San Diego, Calif-______
Nashville, Tenn-__
52
53 Long Beach, Calif_ ___
54 Springfield, Mass___
Bridgeport, Conn....____
55
56 Tulsa, Okla.......____
.
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
Des Moines, Iowa-......
Scranton, Pa _
______
Salt Lake City, Utah ...
Yonkers, N. Y .___ ____
Paterson, N. J__
____
Jacksonville, Fla ___.
Albany, N. Y_ ._____
Norfolk, Va ......
__ __
Trenton, N. J________
Kansas City, Kans
....
$71, 596
35, 483
8, 450
95, 251
...........
74, 245
115, 920
187, 444
1, 700, 132
1, 604, 854
1, 249, 674
16, 065
264, 237
175,129
2, 368, 517
2, 113, 689
56, 509
6,
773,
24,
1, 602,
379,
74,
605,
143,
597,
165,
160
593
132
853
944
142
408
475
200
446
42,984
20, 853
7, 535
144, 011
29, 651
22,183
$1, 335, 630
1, 723, 474
22, 837
579, 977
139, 935
422, 150
1, 370, 099
70, 434
1, 405,133
27, 600
1, 613, 241
3, 283
11, 209
1, 854, 308
1, 569, 448
43,962
2, 183, 236
344,084
1, 593, 209
1, 558, 945
133, 444
1, 228, 908
1, 114, 065
887, 063
1, 496
35,182
160,183
1, 999, 173
1, 633, 949
13, 623
6,160
473,170
18, 372
$41,
530
2, 700
29, 704
14,985
55
61,875
16, 087
66,
567
$394, 848
457,
525
196,
347
99, 929
10, 357
10, 751
2, 000
-............-
196, 014
258, 911
$8, 058
$31, 477
255
150,
60
321, 065
277, 859
131, 370
74, 412
.
22, 301
4, 844
426, 453
'--------
-----
1, 964
26, 844
54, 000
106, 074
135, 071
986, 681
235, 441
14, 562
376, 518
35, 556
478, 705
157, 881
33,085
......
...
13, 480
15, 498
6,000
4, 257
z
55,375
17, 062
5,7641
4, 425
3, 275
4, 356
564
1,
9, 881
1, 782
4, 857
37,187
5,333
821
178
H
H
54, 869
28, 050
H
5'/
78,962
H
y
00
-i
-- -----21, 171
___________
31,369
244, 798
5, 221
12, 353
3, 328
7,690
5, 833
28, 699
18,
050
11, 026
1, 474
4, 015
5, 612
9, 567
2, 286
---------
...........
76, 284
171,
364
40,160
35,501
59,282
640
604
41,569
.... ..
..
585
113, 213
179,
767
.
600
18,
164
8, 399
. .
.
.
.
...
----------.
00
00
-------
145,662
712
9,
171,
280
z
y
462,937
58, 313
46,
255
82,082
1,
025
3, 342
5,332
2, 791
179,865
67, 934
....--__-----
7, 317
53, 111
14, 520
14,544
98, 006
15, 645
1, 450
$16, 608
33, 270
125, 250
5,110
21,382
65, 838
45, 198
11, 843
32, 692
34, 664
242, 572
-----
306, 844
27,852
64, 642
172, 500
22,301_
62, 195
2, 520
$1,907
1, 300
$28,331
51,332
$3, 818
$5,125
274,113
80, 000
47, 200
194, 964
9, 092
1, 890
4, 962
8, 649
H
0
25, 702
1, 200
40, 912
.
1,981
2, 709---------
1,
850
F-.
DIVISIONS
TABLE 11.-GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL
AND SUBDIVISIONS OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1933-Continued
I'
[See note at head of this table, p. 91]
VI.--CHARITIES, HOSPITALS, AND CORRECTIONS
CITY
al
Supervi-
Care of poor
General
C
schildon
Outdoor
Outdoor
Corrections
Hospitals
Charities
re
charities
Special
For adults For minors
CityhAllrother
City
All other
In institutions
Proba
boards
and
officers
GROUP III.-CITIES BAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000-Continued
$36, 829
$300
$2, 100
$900
189, 205
---------------------
$13, 382
$12, 000
$1,529
$256, 245
I Chattanooga, Tenn ...
----------- ---------- ---------------- -------------- ----------- ----------- $70,000............... --G8 Fort Wayne, Ind_---------- ---- ----------- ------------ ----------- -8
Fort Wayne, Ind-..............-----$8, 000
$70,000
-----700 ----------91,281 __2,
$7, 760
179, 741
69 Camden, N.J ---------------------- ----------- ------------ ----------- ------------ ------------ ----------- ------1504------------15----1502
70 Erie, Pa___1,2
15, 024
15, 024 -------70------------..........----------
67
71
72
73
74
75
76
5,844
859,206
27, 942 --------43, 262 ---------855,767 ----------------1,317,960
21, 944
791, 450
Elizabeth, N. J.--------Wichita, Kans---------Spokane, Wash_-----.
Fall River, Mass__...
Cambridge, Mass__---New Bedford, Mass...
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
Reading, Pa------------Knoxville, Tenn.--------Peoria, Ill--------------South Bend,Ind-------Tacoma, Wash_
Gary, Ind---------------Miami, Fla--------- ----Canton, Ohio-----------Wilmington, Del---------Somerville, Mass----
87
Tampa, Fla-.---------
-
11, 907 --3, 719.....
7, 262
4, 385
826,089
4,166 ------- ---3,125
11,052 -----------5,942 --------------------2, 400
3, 600
11,418 -----------18, 248-96,311
---_
63,333 -__-------------677,875
218, 425-----------------------62, 655
1,036, 880
62, 840---------------1, 561 --------------------76, 775
628,174
......
9,---------------,---------------------6,730------13,172
..------------- ___------....
.
156
------------------------------------------.
9, 856 ------------.. ..------.-----------9, 856 ---------------------- 11,748--172,949 ---------------------- 4,800 ----------30,178 -----------219, 675---------86,598--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.
86,598-----------2, 319
36,346------------38,665 -------------------------------------------------8, 906--------------------------------------------------------------1, 914
10, 820 ----------1,
.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------1,200
.
2,912 ..
843---------------8,
2, 400 -----------334, 380
-..
300 ---131, 408
-----477, 331 _
-3,7-4100
3.......71
1,705
2,
77,173 .---------.138,064-----217,942 ----------3,410
1, 350
--------------------------------------------------------------4, 244
9,004 ___
279
21,236 -----------------------27,999 -------------------------------587, 267
058
15,
651, 839
225,105
____-------
26,137
1, 333
7,150
2,300
188,185_
88
89
90
91
92
93
-------------------_------10, 500
3, 000 -----------3, 500 -----------------------25,178 _2_
Evansville, Ind---------15,389
26,823-----------1,500 --.---------1-----------8, 417
52,129
E1 Paso, Tex----------------------- ----------- ------------ ------------ 1,186
--983,-77-7,-75
24 048
866.
90 Lyn,
72, 755............... ----------983, 677
24, 048
1, 082, 46
Lynn, Mass_............ Mss 1,82, 346
---------------------------------93, 794 ------12830
587, 380 48, 679
732, 967
Utica, N. Y -----------2, 998 _---------12, 830 --892
-------------- -- --18, 980Duluth, Minn---------43, 882 ------------67, 628
-- . 13, 854
47, 261 ....
34, 726
354, 065
3, 999
569, 751
Waterbury, Conn-......
94
Lowell, Mass------------
756, 460
9, 475
634, 219
112, 766 ------------------------------------
------
8, 178
3
3, 11
2, 260
4, 336
11
VIII. RECREATION
VIII.-RECREATION
VII. EDUCATION
VII.-EDUCATION
Schools
Total
_
..
I
CITY
General
Educational
Total
Libraries
Parks and trees
U
Grand total
.
Gxour
$542, 033, 989
$19, 744, 432
$60, 097, 589
$5, 802, 958
$12, 476, 068
$41, 818, 563
344, 672, 246
74, 484, 134
142, 622, 041
...
...
.. _ ...
Gou
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
$561, 778, 421
......--------------------......
Group I ....-------------------.
...
Group IIL
..........................
.
Group III-.
.
.-----------------.
1-I----------
I
II
1
333, 251, 983
71, 452, 755
137, 329, 251
11, 420, 263
3, 031, 379
5, 292, 790
42, 834, 097
6, 604, 514
10, 658, 978
4, 637, 243
549, 377
616, 338
7, 772, 758
1, 519, 758
3,183, 552
30, 424, 096
4, 535, 379
6, 859, 088
Hy
I.CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
I.--CITIES
---------New York, N. Y__--Chicago, Ill_..................
Philadelphia, Pa--------------------------------..
Detroit, Mich __________________________............
Los Angeles, Calif __________________________________
Cleveland, Ohio ____________________________________
St. Louis, Mo _____________________________________
............................
Baltimore, Md_________
________
_
Boston, Mass_ ..................
...........................
Pittsburgh, Pa---------San Francisco, Calif ________________________________
Milwaukee, Wis____________________________________
--------Buffalo, N. Y _._________________________
HAVING
$141,178, 228
42, 807, 631
29, 285, 617
20, 053, 286
24, 684, 803
12, 058, 409
-10, 276, 835
8, 226, 363
15, 468, 583
11, 358, 356
8, 779, 909
9, 317, 490
11,176, 736
A
POPULATION
$138, 235, 502
41, 526, 614
28, 710, 048
19, 249, 040
23, 540,105
10, 937, 213
9,803, 343
7, 792, 294
14, 564,100
10, 773, 104
8, 483, 887
8, 961, 581
10, 675,152
OF
500,000
$2, 942, 726
1, 281,017
575, 569
804, 246
1,144, 698
1,121,196
473, 492
434, 069
904, 483
585, 252
296, 022
355, 909
501, 584
AND
OVER
$20, 635,033
6, 373, 922
2, 086, 729
1,149,056
2, 083, 841
755, 437
1, 333,836
769, 916
2,106,319
975, 749
1, 673, 062
1, 561, 537
1,329, 660
$1, 926, 768
719, 426
227, 843
192,166
115, 521
3, 572
311,054
33,071
3,953
107, 208
227, 382
483, 977
285, 302
$1, 084, 488
1,989, 653
375, 805
602,081
912, 945
69, 433
246,364
105, 036
609, 735
242, 734
870,151
383, 798
280, 535
$17, 623, 777
3,664, 843
1, 483, 081
354, 809
1,055, 375
682, 432
776,418
631, 809
1, 492, 631
625, 807
575, 529
693, 762
763, 823
GROUP II.--CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
Washington, D. C_ _______-_---------------------_ ---Minneapolis, Minn_-____-_---------------New Orleans, La _________---------------------_
-------------------Cincinnati, Ohio -----------..
- Newark, N. J- _...........--------------------Kansas City, Mo _________________---------------.___
______ _________---------------Seattle, Wash .
Indianapolis, Ind ____________________-_-----------Rochester, N. Y--__- ----------------------------------..---------------Jersey City, N. J_____----Houston, Tex- ____________________--------------Louisville, Ky__
--____------------------_
Portland, Oreg____--
$9, 299, 528
6, 405, 354
3, 459, 977
8, 353, 650
9, 736, 333
5, 313, 772
5, 233, 646
4, 641, 604
6, 010, 220
5, 677, 012
2, 977, 586
3, 592, 111
3, 783, 341
$8, 954, 578
6, 061, 989
3, 383, 613
8, 010, 820
9, 361, 406
5, 055, 764
4, 998, 234
4, 383, 048
5, 877, 166
5, 462, 410
2, 900, 649
3, 439, 905
3, 563, 173
$344, 950
343, 365
76, 364
342, 830
374, 927
258, 008
235, 412
258, 556
133, 054
214, 602
76, 937
152, 206
220, 168
$1, 570, 694
486, 499
282, 718
353, 301
597, 701
629, 238
369, 197
354, 173
738, 529
483, 948
99, 978
309, 430
329, 108
H
r
H
H
y
Q
H
$204, 728
51, 855
26, 037
28, 500
65, 000
48, 076
30, 683
20, 970
35, 712
_._36,
24, 299
__133,
13, 517
$281,114
137, 979
83, 453
135, 822
59, 607
109, 682
199, 193
104, 895
133, 132
594
28, 978
384
75, 925
$1,084, 852
296, 665
173, 228
188, 979
473, 094
471, 480
139, 321
228, 308
569, 685
447, 354
46, 701
176, 046
239, 666
C
0
*
TABLE 11.--GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS
AND SUBDIVISIONS OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1933-Continued
[See note at head of this table, p. 91]
VIII.-RECREATION
VII.-EDUCATION
CITY
Schools
Total
Libraries
Total
Educational
General
Parks and trees
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
Columbus, Ohio _____-----------------------------Toledo, Ohio ___ ---------------------------------Oakland, Calif__ ---------------------------------Denver, Colo____--------------------------------Atlanta, Ga _ _______________________--------St. Paul, Minn ___--------------------------------Dallas, Tex_____________________________________
Birmingham, Ala___- -----------------------------Akron, Ohio____ -------------------------------------_
Memphis, Tenn____ -----------------------
$3, 482,
3, 337,
- 5, 604,
4, 880,
2, 958,
3, 364,
2, 690,
2, 220,
2, 709,
1, 925,
543
153
852
852
008
047
247
362
573
321
$3,
426, 103
3, 124, 196
5, 389, 560
4, 665, 881
2,856,
688
3, 144, 083
2, 632, 969
2, 140, 911
2, 622, 631
1, 846, 527
$56, 440
212, 957
215, 292
214, 971
320
101,
219, 964
57, 278
79, 451
86, 942
78,
794
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
Providence, R. I_____-----------------------------San Antonio, Tex____-----------------------------Omaha, Nebr ____-------------------------------Syracuse, N. Y__---------------------------------Dayton, Ohio _.________________________________
.-------------------------Oklahoma City, Okla_
Worcester, Mass_----------------------------------Richmond, Va _----------------------------------Youngstown, Ohio___----------------------------------- __________
Grand Rapids, Mich_
4, 260,
1, 926,
3, 139,
3, 328,
2, 253,
1, 975,
3, 359,
2, 199,
2, 090,
2, 715,
313
332
955
515
867
797
967
594
864
848
4, 185, 813
1, 887, 061
3, 081, 580
3, 202, 458
645
2,061,
1, 933, 303
216,
646
3,
2, 135, 057
1, 996, 723
2, 556, 786
74, 500
39, 271
58, 375
126, 057
192,
222
42, 494
321
143,
64, 537
94, 141
159, 062
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
Fort Worth, Tex___-------------------------------Hartford, Conn -----------------------------------Flint, Mich ____...............
_
New Haven, Conn___-------------------------___ _
San Diego, Calif___________________________________
Nashville, Tenn___--------------------------------Long Beach, Calif___________-__-------------------Springfield, Mass___-------------------------------.------------------------Bridgeport, Conn__ __-Tulsa, Okla ______--------------------------------
1, 644, 218
3,136, 424
1, 866, 202
2, 623, 238
2, 536, 239
988, 687
2, 769, 102
2, 843, 094
2, 284, 462
1, 905, 919
1, 605, 451
3, 028, 624
1, 794, 930
2, 525, 975
2, 437, 611
938, 847
2, 650, 785
2, 643, 094
2, 167, 581
1, 848, 803
38,
107,
71,
97,
98,
49,
118,
200,
116,
57,
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
767
800
272
263
628
840
317
000
881
116
$362, 949
144, 399
429, 984
578, 875
168,
030
247, 930
220, 443
145, 924
38, 796
222, 996
$5, 682
37, 217
26, 831
72, 313
399
11,
25, 050
22, 532
3, 319
44, 486
557, 680
123, 899
100, 203
310, 652
200,
305
198, 946
741
139,
112, 991
207, 547 __.
137, 433
26, 912
21, 832
4, 358
9, 750
178, 660
398, 315
85, 244
214, 706
298, 543
122, 921
377, 663
343, 040
182, 942
104, 827
11, 407
12, 723
2, 760
1, 810
40, 505
3, 295
4, 763
270
17, 316
17, 667
4, 982
7, 680
$32, 879
56, 878
233, 889
93, 938
45,
487
51, 825
98, 148
61, 764
3, 319
87,472
$324, 388
50, 304
169, 264
412, 624
111, 144
171,055
99, 763
841
80,
35, 477
91, 038
77, 158
22, 119
21, 178
55, 668
65, 889
8, 948
42, 985
24, 984
68, 438
23, 382
453, 610
79, 948
74, 667
245, 234
134, 416
185, 235
96, 756
87, 737
139, 109
96, 735
43, 896
84, 538
30, 112
55, 692
82, 989
39, 765
302, 769
126, 220
44, 172
17, 469
123,
301,
52,
157,
175,
79,
74,
199,
133,
79,
357
054
372
204
049
861
894
153
788
678
(
'
H
O
y
107, 939
97, 929
16 6 , 8 9 3
226, 282
46, 031
211,365
299, 466
48,189
104, 912
51, 934
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
_2,
_
D es M oines, Iowa ....-----------------------Scranton, Pa......................................._
- .
S alt L ak e C ity, U t a h _- - - .-. . -. .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .2
Yonkers, N. Y_.....................................
Paterson, N. J_____________ ____-Jacksonville, Fla....--------------------------......
---...
Albany, N . Y
.-------------------------..
Norfolk, Va_ __ -----------------------------------Trenton, N. J ._-...................................
---.............
--------Kansas City, Kans_-----
512,
2, 097,
, 0 52 ,
3,191,
2, 944,
1,167,
1,932,
1,150,
2, 287,
1, 328,
389
290
3 46
575
591
950
679
570
888
735
2, 418, 283
2, 059, 075
1, 9 75 , 8 4 6
3,147, 267
2, 876, 288
1, 088, 222
1, 820, 989
1,119, 583
2, 204, 355
1, 305, 409
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
Chattanooga, Tenn____ ________-------------.......
Fort Wayne, Ind--------------------...............
Camden, N. J......................................
--......
Erie, Pa __._...............-..........-...
----------Elizabeth, N. J____________________
Wichita, Kans ______________________________________
Spokane, Wash__..... _______________------------Fall River, Mass...................................
Cambridge, Mass_ __-------__________..........
_
...............
New Bedford, Mass_______________
904, 888
1, 476, 276
2,179, 376
1, 619, 447
2, 002, 255
1, 766, 988
1, 528, 593
1,189, 068
1, 726, 239
1, 376, 742
860,150
1, 395, 734
2,154, 409
1, 573, 984
1, 938, 383
1, 718, 573
1, 467, 546
1,148, 825
1, 649, 888
1, 323, 786
44,
80,
24,
45,
63,
48,
61,
40,
76,
52,
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
1, 765, 979
----------Reading, Pa__ _____________________
....
Knoxville, Tenn__ ________________________________998, 530
1,166, 430
Peoria, Ill____ _____________________________________
1, 308, 252
South Bend, Ind----------------------------------1,368,809
Tacoma, Wash__-_______--------------_______
...
1,414,036
Gary, Ind_ ___.......-...
................
756, 810
--------------.........
Miami, Fla ---------------1,200,646
-- ------ ---.... --C anton, O hio_ ..._ ___ _____ ____
640,049
__________1,
Wilmington, Del___________
.......
1, 333, 851
Somerville, Mass..-----.--------------------.......
1, 727, 892
951, 091
1, 103,071
1, 242, 895
1, 311,170
1,353, 740
748, 210
1,184,797
1, 585, 767
1, 265, 979
38,087
47, 439
63, 359
65, 357
57, 639
60, 296
8, 600
15,849
54, 282
67, 872
150, 806
15, 417
171, 295
58, 280
105, 534
91,878
82,123
29,779
90, 279
107, 937
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
------------Tampa, Fla__ _____________-___________
...........-.....
_-........
Evansville, Ind_........
El Paso, Tex------------------------------------__
Lynn, Mass___. ___________________________
................
Utica, N. Y ___........._.........
_
----------------------Duluth, Minn_ ___........
.............
Waterbury, Conn...._....._.......__
-----------Lowell,Mass__......___________________
849, 942
1, 004, 826
893, 465
1, 372, 667
1, 500, 423
1, 648, 003
1, 512, 544
1, 077, 852
18, 913
43, 631
25, 705
60, 019
71, 670
59, 118
39,146
33, 245
51,399
79, 370
58, 564
145, 883
84, 072
106, 612
102, 867
43,026
-
868,855
1, 048, 457
919,170
, 432, 686
1, 572, 093
1, 707,121
1, 551, 690
1,111,097
94,106
38, 215
7 6, 5 00
44, 308
68, 303
79, 728
111,690
30, 987
83, 533
23, 326
738
542
967
463
872
415
047
243
351
956
797
................
_49,
20, 530
48, 387
8 , 12 3
5 2 , 85 9
11, 360
73, 203
10, 350
__ _- - - - - 11, 543
134, 855
................
_54,096
906
_
_____7,
_12,
709
................
_._____________..8, 017
58,142
29, 012
105 , 9 11
141, 719
35, 681
64, 967
245, 370
40, 283
92, 203
43, 917
9, 997
21,177
3,181
7, 088
39, 427
18, 905
38, 374
1, 742
480
585
27,105
36, 795
29, 717
39, 527
16. 173
130, 681
57, 028
36, 826
136, 798
50, 621
33, 371
13, 045
25,895
721
58, 750
2, 372
122,155
41,184
82, 895
48,122
40, 579
13,284
62,127
69, 216
_______________26, 348
12, 733
20, 033
21, 555
1, 612
751
.___...______45,
_
__ -- - - 13, 398
55, 254
18, 707
59, 492
1, 413
324
_
_____.___11,
25,051
46, 604
35, 397
100, 132
70, 674
32, 651
41,962
31, 702
37,102 ---------------489
58, 461
32, 898 __ _- - 55, 129
8, 514
55, 600
158, 189
8, 603
2, 500
97, 902
38, 568
173, 278 __ ______36,
59, 206 __ ______8,
-
-
58, 685
_ __ _ _ _ _ _49,140
4,161
8, 249
__ ______43,
_16,495
................
2, 257
__ ______38,
12, 935
14, 390
756
41,544
F-1
TABLE 11.-GoVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS
AND SUBDIVISIONS OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1933-Continued
[See note at head of this table, p. 91]
IX.-MISCELLANEOUS
A
and gratuities on account of service
wPensions
CITYinCITYtmpublic
STotal
Policede
Policentepartment
Fire de
Firtentepartment
Schools
All other
departments
Aid to special classes
.trust
Solers
and sailors
Adminis
tration of
Undis
Judg-
Mothers
Mothers
Grand total----............-$122, 234,053 $18, 2,604 $14,301,5642$20, 011, 914 $22, 633,402 $11,447,031 $15,356,684
7, 818, 565 13, 368, 531
9, 343, 928 14,112, 129 19, 237, 483
13, 187, 999
977, 718
Group I---------------------90,
1, 387, 540
1, 012, 321
1, 965, 599
2,116, 075
2,138, 812
2, 379, 041
- 13,
468, 571
Group II-------600, 613
2, 616,145
1, 430, 320
3, 783, 710
2, 818, 802
2, 556, 564
17, 787, 764
----Group III -
UnclassiUnfled
$2,557,693
2, 215, 359
175, 132
167, 202
$3,210,414
1, 055, 918
661, 018
1, 493, 478
$1,224,981
895, 993
169, 493
159, 495
$13,166,788
9, 541,81
1, 463, 540
2,161, 435
$306, 770
248, 645
1, 296, 367
383
288
1, 091
66, 200
18, 572
195, 732
7, 925
29, 337
19, 949
3,100
$474, 831
26, 688
56, 037
9, 147
19,139
11, 867
25, 658
695
181, 229
11, 813
108, 607
87, 882
42, 325
$7, 000
8, 014
9, 699
9, 700
446, 472
15, 662
6, 000
31,162
79, 420
51, 422
170, 224
25, 774
35, 444
$3, 212, 668
2, 733,820
223, 205
708, 298
415, 783
133,538
40, 239
368, 049
524,457
355, 233
382, 028
214, 272
230,
223
funds and
invest
ments
ments and
losses
tri-uted
(
GROUP I.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
$6, 467, 938
3, 300, 958
550, 225
487, 372
485, 782
335, 794
269, 183
148, 000
385, 041
174, 722
188, 543
294, 843
299, 598
$4, 627,
1, 541,
141,
325,
379,
290,
164,
206,
395,
253,
424,
292,
301,
649 $7, 016, 629 $11, 807, 012 $4, 341, 323 $9, 665, 649
124, 743
2, 447, 362- ........-.
2, 265, 537
126
369, 803
41, 385
985, 933
1, 708, 152
410
983, 158
216, 534
157, 248
337, 763
671
_21,
2, 800
83, 612
816 _____
325,470
425, 656
83, 710
560,349
594
---. ..........
__....
.
..
............
280 ............
89, 465
_...
680, 308 _ __ ._ __
40, 876
008
548, 368
1,155, 977
994, 906
448, 093
445
216, 538
35, 434
499, 062
594, 580
082
202,183
375
633, 945
329, 951
222
550, 721
4, 070
112, 321__..........
921
292, 433
1, 595, 011
864, 385
697,
878
704
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
7(
11
12
13
$47, 927, 469
New York, N. Y_ ---------12, 696, 893
_---......
Chicago, Ill-.....
5, 382, 216
Philadelphia, Pa_ ___----3, 235, 274
Detroit, Mich. -------------1, 854, 692
Los Angeles, Calif- ..........
731
2,183,
Cleveland, Ohio ................St. L ouis, Mo .................. 571, 560
-1, 583, 135
Baltimore, Md_----908, 668
4,
Boston, Mass ..................2, 199, 811
-Pittsburgh, Pa_----469, 415
San Francisco, Calif ............- 2,
1, 602, 753
Milwaukee, Wis- - -----362, 101
-__---------------4,
Buffalo, N. Y
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
$20, 076 -$14,
$477, 132
$292, 753
$322, 236
$560, 605
422, 002
Washington D. C ..............- $2,
$322, 584
2, 834
407, 000
173, 969
191, 763
156, 394
Minneapolis, Minn- ............ 1, 324, 548
_
500 ....... -.
2, 333
87, 653
110, 350
102, 233
495, 470
New Orleans, La- .............
211, 735
114, 801
55, 335
372, 070
253, 893
269, 974
1, 486, 663
-Cincinnati, Ohio_---282, 660
3, 461
226, 624
314, 045
302,139
319, 569
1,
573, 434
Newark, N. J ..................33, 565
60, 042__ ________....____....... 1, 519
18, 034
-- - - 297, 853
Kansas City, Mo_ 100, 569
136, 443
161, 162
43, 490
183, 555
105, 163
099
--786,
-- __ -Seattle, Wash-12, 810
25, 665
60, 223_ .__________
119, 431
102, 416
675, 477
Indianapolis, Ind-.............
153, 681
625, 798
366, 978
504, 287
165, 240
129, 859
------------- 2, 097, 286
Rochester, N. Y-_
104,148
9, 851
240, 039
170, 431
240, 700
986
451,
1, 337, 947
Jersey City, N. J._____________
18, 293
64, 339 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Houston, Tex__
12, 040---- -_-_--_-_-_-__-----_54, 611
55,
661
73, 922
291, 941
Louisville, Ky-__ - ------92, 884
71, 373
28, 996
85,114
133, 802
88, 886
- 615, 512
-- -Portland, Oreg_
GRour II.-CITIES
HAVING A
POPULATION
OF 300,000 TO 500,000
$361, 598
$2, 108
$371, 313
181
21, 305
13, 654
_
045 ...... ....
69, 502
22, 868
84, 529
502
139, 404
23, 573
11, 502
376
72, 667
5, 437
25, 263
569
132, 009
8, 288
38, 042
354
25, 081
3, 358
13, 271
007
251, 070
8, 206
92, 692
964
101,995
35,105
10, 246
097
120,451
.
341_ ..............-------10, 417
25, 667
9, 962 ........------------...
949
7),
11, 559
11, 543
1, 656
87, 092
9, 670
2, 617
15, 078
35,
15,
34,
21,
6,
14,
2,
4,
.
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
Columbus, Ohio .... __
Toledo, Ohio ......
Oakland, Calif .. _____
Denver, Colo ....
Atlanta, Ga .....
.
St. Paul, Minn_______ ___
__
Dallas, Tex----------------Birmingham, Ala ..... __.___
_
Akron, Ohio...........
Memphis, Tenn ...
__ ....
$595, 868
657, 836
191, 807
574, 912
187, 529
353, 013
118, 985
90, 506
259, 801
96, 209
$106, 132
83, 751
68, 846
120, 658
59, 799
105, 465
47, 125
26, 621
43,
207
9, 541
$154, 735
92, 426
64, 137
98, 382
77, 249
107, 787
56, 143
21, 582
41, 080
27, 201
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
Providence, R. 1.
____
San Antonio, Tex_.._______
Omaha, Nebrt....___.____...
Syracuse, N. Y _____. ______
Dayton, OhioOklahoma City, Okla .. ______
Worcester, Mass....._______.
Richmond, Va_________ ___
...
Youngstown, Ohio__- _______
Grand Rapids, Mich .... ....
698, 326
35, 518
381, 130
1, 006, 711
245, 180
172, 178
673, 335
529, 490
306, 604
48, 185
152, 478
16, 576
97, 810
68, 553
50,948
6, 040
25, 924
31, 498
33, 399
6, 782
137, 477
8, 302
160, 499
73, 932
48, 216
42, 188
38, 827
6, 028
33, 556
20, 250
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
Fort Worth, Tex .____._____.
Hartford, Conn________________.
Flint, Mich___________....
...
__
New Haven, Conn .________
San Diego, Calif___
Nashville, Tenn _ ___________
Long Beach, Calif ...
______.__
Springfield, Mass________
.
__
Bridgeport, Conn....__.______
Tulsa, Okla .......
53, 190
351, 028
48, 719
1, 088, 422
218, 206
103, 879
98, 403
741, 862
244, 024
83, 057
35, 999
4, 737
55, 711
42, 025
23, 336
10, 811
21, 502
32, 919
156, 105
182, 636
90, 627
911, 564
264, 448
168, 767
419, 537
112, 302
218, 738
76, 558
48, 298
26, 000
10, 576
75, 308
60, 590
59, 051
44, 463
47, 139
66, 441
19, 140
57 Des Moines, Iowa _..__.___.__.
__
58 Scranton, Pa.........___
__ ..
59 Salt Lake City, Utah ...
___.__.
60 Yonkers, N. Y............_..._
61 Paterson, N. J ...............
62 Jacksonville, Fla...............
63 Albany, N. Y__
__
_
64 Norfolk, Va__.
65 Trenton, N. J___
__
66 Kansas City, Kans ............
13, 209
$202,926
262, 537
$27, 443
$495
61
1, 050
144, 248
2, 585
74, 190
6, 840
3, 248
2, 910
134, 008
20, 510
8, 438
$3, 330
21, 827
$3, 587
50, 135
181, 318
112, 497
246, 569
76, 133
514
82, 693
100,468
126, 786
46, 819
25, 117
224, 723
13, 058
...........
47, 291
136, 710
10, 273
77, 722
16, 319
36, 261
12, 077
33, 308
55, 060
8,909
19, 242
72, 946
47, 888
23, 017
300
68, 143
68, 437
29, 169
48, 257
32, 980
69, 403
31, 877
27, 429
109, 473
29, 010
249, 852
98, 003
15, 562
89, 835
48, 478
100
1, 530
1, 080
40, 724
10
6, 093
356
4, 003
1, 206
132
2, 718
2, 376
11, 304
3, 269
2,930
6, 217
16, 094
8, 605
5, 145
3, 494
101
471
$104, 872
3, 871
15, 084
1, 558
10,
041
13, 000
376, 861
9, 709
396
56, 252
273, 950
304, 570
. .
5, 775
50, 388
7, 411
. .
. .
. .
2, 085
175
1, 000
14,943
8, 738
886
502
4, 000
30, 567
42, 091
90, 201
4, 253
37, 922
2, 150
1, 604
3,934
972
56, 520
1, 407
$20, 094
6, 249
2, 428
465,
534
19, 508
25, 056
5, 368
1, 649
15, 148
31, 554
100
13, 508
1, 205
740, 372
13, 046
1, 358
11, 763
8, 423
14,569
15, 693
-------..
93, 613
8, 863
75, 592
3, 653
1, 595
2, 728
13, 491
219, 469
1, 769
49, 579
71, 788
.....
..
150
180,930
7, 353
1, 375
3, 570
3, 706
--------51
81
......-.....
121, 831
208
4, 500
3, 128
15
717
1, 009
5, 419
20, 832
-
867
611
2, 983
1, 389
3, 600
6, 969
------
67
$100, 807
197, 234
34, 093
57, 061
36, 242
40,936
12, 092
33, 285
34, 083
14, 293
105, 386
10, 465
1, 445
230, 886
59, 116
113,909
5, 636
30, 415
4, 245
6, 713
33, 704
27, 197
13, 262
97, 931
33, 044
23, 109
17, 629
74, 153
64, 668
74, 148
21,
484
7, 685
43, 426
113, 545
32, 585
29, 579
30, 551
13, 015
2, 085
3, 700
H
2
N
0
H
H
H
00
00
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00
TABLE 11.-GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS
AND SUBDIVISIONS OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1933-Continued
[See note at head of this table, p. 91]
IX.-MISCELLANEOUS
SPensions
0
Adminis
tration of
Aid to special classes
and gratuities on account of service
CAid
CITY
to special classes
in
iapublic
I
Total
Police
department
Fire department
Schools
All other
departments
and sailorsmets Mothers
sailors
trust
funds and
invt
Unclassifled
Judgments and
losses
Undis
tributed
H
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000--Continued
67
68
69
70
71
Chattanooga, Tenn-------- ---Fort Wayne, Ind _____--------Camden, N. J_---__ ----------Erie, Pa_----------------------Elizabeth, N. J-_____----------
$50,
105,
280,
119,
159,
73
74
75
76
Spokane, Wash---------------Fall River, Mass____.--------Cambridge, Mass __----------New Bedford, Mass__----------
106, 483
481, 270
459, 812
401, 211
29, 848
50, 032
23, 983
35, 481
77
78
Reading, Pa _____-__----------.
Knoxville, Tenn-.___----------
137, 101
55, 493
80
81
South Bend, Ind- __----------Tacoma, Wash _______---------
- 62, 770
83, 589
83
84
85
86
Miami, Fla___________------- -Canton, Ohio------------- --Wilmington, Del--------------._________
Somerville, Mass.
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Tampa, Fla-------------------Evansville, Ind --------------E1 Paso, Tex .---.----------Lynn, Mass_____ _----------_.
Utica, N. Y_---____________
Duluth, Minn __-- _----------Waterbury, Conn __---------Lowell, Mass-------------------
72
Wichita, Kans _.......
004
743
950
239
676
$19, 373
27, 051
100, 382
40, 008
---
51, 500
3, 540
$13, 295
27, 915
73, 406
9, 814
51, 125
H
$505
$300 ___ __ ___
$3, 450
$10, 330
1, 454
4, 159 ............16, 510
754
.
_ __...
.............
13, 911
69, 829
21, 319 --------------------------------------------81, 193
387
......
55, 362-------------------------
31, 429 --------
------------------
...................
48, 917
125, 315
6, 270
50, 773
49, 052
41, 436
15, 716
17, 524
48, 815
59, 593
50, 615
1, 000
18, 381
11, 317
14, 945
41, 853
34, 955
83, 818 ---------------------------------------------------6, 424 ---------------8, 477
22, 224
28, 133
17, 893
39, 673
14, 002 .-----------------12, 330 -------------------
239, 303
156, 112
235, 689
$21, 551--33, 984 .13,
52, 711
$152
$2, 401
17, 146 ___11,
.
.--------------144
1, 216
86
$198
508
22, 668
6, 769
181
8
2, 069
7, 699
631-......
.........
529
2, 789
2, 847 -----------_
.....
715 ______ __
605
7
20, 753
5, 674
3, 588
y
C-)
y
00
0
H
c-.
H
79
82
Peoria, Ill_-_----------------Gary, Ind---------------------
116, 616
30,855
87,
126,
59,
294,
470
925
294
954
76, 605
- 111,020
14, 100
381, 702
410, 520
158, 463
129, 725
390, 971
4,090
9, 440
23, 485
36, 695
22, 728
30,
24,
3,
23,
26,
26,
9,
16,
752
455
938
576
732
562
444
687
4,384
5, 274 ---32, 914
412
25, 707
16, 915 -
1, 500
-
---------------
___..
------
_----------
3, 838
-----------740..-------5, 750 ___--------013 -----------------------------------.353-387 -.
3, 005
143, 204
40, 485
344
-2, 002
6, 665
428
353...........
3, 349
5, 612 _...........
2, 862 _________
2,760 - -_-_-----7, 591
4, 085
39, 466
5, 264
-. 19, 055
....--------------
,-244
591
13,740----------------------------------- 459
13,
66,
20,
48,
..
26, 424
-2,
___
795
- 5,422
26, 326
..
50
5, 671 ..........
5, 011
1, 397 ..--------.
28, 321 ------------------------------------------25, 840 .
16, 985
217
12, 680 ----------------------------------30, 843
- - - -- -- - - - - -- - - - - - -- - - - - -- - - - - - -100
5,846
.
7, 545 ....---52, 499 ..----------160, 948
43, 063
48, 020
31, 778
800
20, 734
186
144, 722 ..
34, 816
130, 878
48, 663
1, 455
2, 911
.
______--------------9, 337
32, 095 ....... _ _
903
44,
-... 23, 947 ..
18, 340 ----2, 186 ----------58, 870
14, 648
350 _.__________.
____ -6,
72, 038 __.
170, 760
42, 221
43, 058
22, 468
1, 397
461
72,
11, 124
4, 216
14, 273
2, 989
41, 200
2, 290
17, 389
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TABLE 12.--GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS
OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE-TOTAL AND PER CAPITA: 1933
[This table is presented in 2 sections, the second section beginning on p. 118.
For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. vIlI.
I.-GENERAL
GOVERNMENT
ALL GENERAL
DEPARTMENTS
For text discussion, see p. 24]
III.-CONSERVATION OF HEALTH
I-PRTETION TO PERSON
II.-PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY
PROPERTY
IV'SANITATION
ORCLEANLINESS OF
PROMOTION
CLEANLINESS
m
CITY
Police department
Total
0
Per
capita
capita
Grand total .... . $
$1,727,042,682 $46.08
Group I_
1, 150, 821, 281 53. 60
Group II_ - - -_______
226, 110, 071
44, 31
Group III__
__- _
350,111, 330 32. 10
Total
$142, 295,
104, 758,
18, 947,
18, 590,
927
198
598
131
Per
cpt
capita
Total
Fire department
Per
cotal
capita
Per
capita
T
$3. 80 $170, 799, 2468 $4. 56 $106, 666,
991
4. 88
122, 073, 487
5. 69
59, 832, 931
3. 71
19, 341, 391
3. 79
15, 477, 021
1. 70
29, 384, 368
2. 69
31, 357, 039
All other
Total
$2. 85 $21, 386, 138
2. 79 14, 540.
920
3. 03
3, 423, 227
2. 87
3, 421, 991
Per
capita
Total
$0. 57 $39, 385, 173
. 68
25, 183, 781
.67
6, 529, 894
.31
7, 671, 498
Per
capita
Total
$1. 05 $99, 535, 099
1. 17 69, 758, 789
1.28 11, 595, 712
.70 18, 180, 598
Per
capita
$2. 66
3. 25
2. 27
1. 67
z
HH
z
H
GROUP I.-CITIES
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
New York, N. Y ........ $489, 528,
Chicago, Ill..
___
138, 105,
Philadelphia, Pa_......... 78, 792,
Detroit, Mich ............ 68, 394,
Los Angeles, Calif_ .......
72, 134,
Cleveland, Ohio .......... 40, 714,
St.Louis, Mo _
30, 521,
Baltimore, Md
...........511,
31,
Boston, Mass__ -......... 59, 818,
Pittsburgh, Pa_........... 32, 036,
San Francisco, Calif ..
_
33, 524,
Milwaukee, Wis _
32, 944,
Buffalo, N. Y -......
__
.
42, 795,
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
Washington, D. C ________
$32,
Minneapolis, Minn________
19,
New Orleans, La_......... 11,
Cincinnati, Ohio
.________ 21,
Newark, N. J
26,
Kansas City, Mo ... ______
14,
Seattle, Wash_
..........
14,
Indianapolis, Ind ... ______
13,
Rochester, N. Y _......... 21,
Jersey City, N. J- ------_
20,
Houston, Tex---- ......
..
7,
Louisville, Ky------ ....
..
9,
Portland, Oreg _..-....._
_
12,
646 $68.42
211 39. 56
507 39. 94
786 41. 41
242 53. 94
307 44. 33
944 36. 84
186 38. 56
014 76. 02
738 47. 22
093 51. 34
377 54. 99
230 73. 44
$43, 411,
15, 897,
9, 123,
5, 107,
7, 395,
3, 036,
3, 169,
2, 038,
3, 963,
4,194,
2, 713,
1,
993,
2, 712,
HAVING A
POPULATION
170 $6.07 $54, 930, 502 $7.68
368
4. 55
15, 568, 009
4. 46
435
4. 62
9, 551, 711
4. 84
617
3. 09
8, 396, 231
5. 08
578
5. 53
5, 593, 185
4. 18
662
3. 31
2, 981, 221
3. 25
640
3. 83
5, 043, 351
6. 09
346
2. 49
4, 018, 832
4. 92
453
5. 04
5, 142, 916
6. 54
334
6. 18
2, 399, 042
3. 54
650
4. 16
4. 72
3, 080, 392
969
3. 33
2, 382, 926
3. 98
976 4. 66
2, 985,
169 5. 12
$22, 423,
6, 074,
3, 561,
3, 699,
5, 235,
2, 008,
2, 095,
2, 648,
3, 341,
1, 787,
2, 887,
1, 657,
2, 411,
GROUP II.--CITIES HAVING A POPULATION
020, 519 $64. 82
273, 537 40. 35
734, 175 24. 91
968, 882 47. 75
470, 777 59. 22
550, 362 35. 48
979, 354 40. 04
356, 855 35. 90
263, 744 63. 76
755. 694 64.88
079, 673 22. 27
951, 452 31. 44
705, 047 41. 13
$1, 681, 494
1, 362, 230
1, 486, 749
1, 744, 092
2, 173, 607
1, 850, 036
1, 640, 243
860, 430
1, 573, 363
1, 917. 674
907, 508
704, 812
1, 045, 360
$3. 40
2. 85
3. 16
3. 79
4. 86
4. 51
4. 38
2. 31
4. 72
5. 99
2. 85
2. 23
3. 38
$3, 183, 669
1, 049, 838
1, 411, 443
1, 213, 345
3, 055, 168
971, 803
1, 135, 640
1, 059, 382
1, 018, 119
2, 895, 715
520, 624
1, 003, 396
823, 249
$6. 44
2. 20
3. 00
2. 64
6. 83
2. 37
3. 04
2. 85
3. 05
9. 05
1. 64
3. 17
2. 67
OF 500,000 AND OVER
695
009
827
775
602
085
765
306
601
580
723
494
469
$3. 13
1. 74
1. 81
2. 24
3. 92
2. 19
2. 53
3. 24
4. 25
2. 63
4. 42
2. 77
4. 14
$6, 214, 158 $0.87
2, 197, 847
.63
1, 065, 901
.54
519, 000
.31
1, 360, 724
1. 02
189, 004
. 21
485, 952
.59
144, 769
.18
595, 952
.76
563, 772
.83
484, 678
.74
377, 181
.63
340, 982
.59
$8, 423, 398
3, 394, 985
1, 351, 531
3, 426, 874
1, 591, 891
884, 910
1, 001, 228
637, 010
1, 536, 298
692, 240
472, 171
747, 776
1, 023, 469
$1. 18 $37, 299, 389
.97
7, 740, 554
.69
3, 804, 623
2. 08
3, 690, 369
1. 19
2, 434, 662
.96
1, 595, 756
1.21 " 1, 103, 716
.78
378
2, 105,
1.95
3, 247, 440
1. 02
1, 863, 595
.72
718, 778
1. 25
2, 368, 595
1.76 1, 785,
934
$5.21
2. 22
1. 93
2. 23
1. 82
1. 74
1. 33
2. 58
4. 13
2. 75
1. 10
3. 95
3.
06
$1. 06
1. 84
.53
1. 27
2. 44
. 65
1. 32
.84
1. 96
2. 05
. 47
1. 65
. 50
$4. 24
1. 06
2. 23
1. 78
3. 58
1. 97
1. 59
1. 48
4.00
3.07
1. 16
1.45
1. 39
OF 300,000 TO 500,000
$2, 086, 774
1, 008, 220
1, 269, 943
1, 171, 581
1, 868, 495
835, 884
1, 211, 174
1,
486, 652
1, 030, 828
1, 336, 380
552, 427
585, 703
1, 032, 960
$4. 22
2. 11
2. 70
2. 55
4. 18
2. 04
3. 24
4. 00
3. 09
4. 18
1. 74
1. 85
3. 34
$654, 366
251, 714
450, 475
220, 954
339, 081
206, 926
173, 677
157, 014
429, 954
185, 886
72, 574
151, 246
129, 360
$1. 32
.53
.96
.48
.76
.50
.46
.42
1. 29
.58
. 23
.48
.42
$523,
877,
248,
582,
1, 091,
267,
493,
310,
653,
655,
150,
520,
154,
775
203
207
544
066
998
380
890
619
636
146
704
726
$2, 096,
506,
1, 049,
819,
1, 598,
806,
593,
550,
1, 333,
981,
369,
458,
429,
946
203
940
708
737
510
474
849
916
472
857
545
555
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TABLE 12.-GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS
OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE-TOTAL AND PER CAPITA: 1933-Continued
[This table is presented in 2 sections, the second section beginning on p. 118.
ALL GENERAL
IV -SANITATION,
II--CONERVA-
I.-GENERAL
DEPART ENTS
For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. viii. For text discussion, see p. 24]
GOVERNMENT
H.--PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY
TION
OF HEALTH
OR PROMOTION OF
CLEANLINESS
CITY
Police department
Total
Per
P
capita
Total
Per
P
capita
Ttl
Total
Per
capita
Fire department
Ta
Per
All other
T
capita
Per
Total
Per
Pr
capitacapi
Total
Per
capita
capita
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
Columbus, Ohio-..... __
Toledo, Ohio ........__
..
Oakland, Calif_...........
Denver, Colo __-.---Atlanta, Ga__-__St. Paul, Minn_...........
Dallas, Tex---------------.
Birmingham, Ala
Akron, Ohio--Memphis, Tenn---------_
$9, 241, 551 $30. 84
9, 773, 143 32. 70
10, 001, 425 34. 03
12, 137, 345 41. 40
6, 897,136 24. 60
7, 868, 593 28. 31
6, 865, 678 24. 81
15. 58
4, 235, 782
6, 336, 768 23. 90
4, 763, 168 18. 21
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
Providence, R. I_ ..--__
12, 428, 530
San Antonio, Tex__......
3, 484, 187
Omaha, Nebr-......----5, 725, 516
Syracuse, N. Y__----_-10, 720, 783
Dayton, Ohio--- -----_
6, 360, 393
Oklahoma City, Okla ... _
3, 976, 055
Worcester, Mass-.....
_
10, 626, 397
Richmond, Va ..__......
.
6, 007, 358
Youngstown, Ohio .-___ 5, 788, 176
6, 457, 712
Grand Rapids, Mich ... _-
48. 66
14. 43
26. 29
49. 98
30. 79
19. 98
53. 70
32. 49
33. 23
37. 59
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
Fort Worth, Tex_ -__- __
Hartford, Conn-...
-_
Flint, Mich-----------_
_
New Haven, Conn- ---San Diego, Calif_____-___
Nashville, Tenn_ ------ _
Long Beach, Calif ........
Springfield, Mass_ ...
_
Bridgeport, Conn .
_ .
Tulsa, Okla-------.......
21. 32
53. 53
27. 68
47. 81
32. 39
20. 75
36. 08
60. 87
50. 94
22. 90
3, 598, 277
8, 966, 833
4, 582, 999
7. 779, 113
5, 127, 652
3, 241, 785
5, 585, 673
9, 331, 307
7, 492, 794
3, 366, 990
$351, 989
465, 182
422, 847
1, 178, 624
343, 030
465, 675
316, 171
181, 772
283, 689
233, 714
$1. 17
1. 56
1. 44
4. 02
1. 22
1. 68
1. 14
.67
1.07
.89
$615,
899,
988,
840,
742,
668,
493,
391,
332,
443,
586
317
550
230
284
459
267
200
412
635
$2. 05
3. 01
3. 36
2. 87
2. 65
2. 41
1. 78
1.44
1. 25
1. 70
$622, 008
816, 714
1, 164, 733
966, 567
615, 711
956, 077
685, 639
507, 796
280, 588
584, 254
$2. 08
2. 73
3. 96
3. 30
2. 20
3.44
2. 48
1.87
1. 06
2. 23
$60, 008
38, 852
100, 523
194, 049
45, 347
176, 084
61, 735
35, 378
30, 195
38, 959
$0. 20
.13
. 34
.66
.16
. 63
.22
.13
.11
.15
$76, 581
99, 675
148, 919
202, 105
231, 263
128, 769
107, 590
72, 109
84, 426
188, 674
$0. 26
. 33
.51
.69
.82
.46
. 39
.27
.32
. 72
$474, 589
527, 802
256, 881
465, 491
466, 562
256, 698
359, 635
202, 061
276, 595
294, 016
$1. 58
1. 77
.87
1. 59
1.66
.92
1. 30
.74
1. 04
1. 12
532, 394
187, 566
327, 064
526, 874
287, 827
177, 100
377, 046
516, 543
235, 309
250, 659
2. 08
.78
1. 50
2. 46
1. 39
.89
1. 91
2. 79
1. 35
1. 46
1, 159,
238,
442,
715,
395,
392,
880,
470,
316,
431,
332
661
174
714
710
896
545
112
687
392
4. 54
.99
2. 03
3. 34
1. 92
1. 97
4. 45
2. 54
1. 82
2. 51
1, 167, 291
290, 372
571, 455
822, 515
373, 851
364, 833
777, 364
494, 776
304, 675
499, 629
4. 57
1. 20
2. 62
3. 83
1. 81
1. 83
3. 93
2. 68
1. 75
2. 91
97, 780
58, 347
68, 202
52, 674
26, 772
41,152
74, 707
110, 482
68, 699
30, 177
.
.
38
24
.31
. 25
.13
. 21
.38
. 60
.39
.18
422, 290
47, 046
76, 611
224, 520
40, 062
43, 915
343, 772
223, 062
56, 278
223, 090
1. 65
.19
. 35
1. 05
.19
.22
1. 74
1. 21
.32
1. 30
733, 710
288, 420
132, 210
592, 517
377, 916
321, 243
317, 362
337, 235
167, 202
186, 936
2. 87
1. 19
. 61
2. 76
1. 83
1. 61
1. 60
1. 82
.96
1. 09
185,
482,
151,
345,
338,
222,
370,
317,
296,
144,
1. 10
2. 88
.91
2. 13
2. 14
1. 43
2. 39
2. 07
2. 02
.99
333,
825,
233,
764,
436,
405,
459,
637,
653,
287,
554
638
643
244
456
855
385
478
134
207
1. 98
4. 93
1.41
4. 70
2. 76
2. 60
2. 97
4. 16
4. 44
1. 95
419, 315
699, 457
227, 260
639, 544
505, 755
496, 361
498, 374
744, 447
829, 610
373, 721
2. 48
4. 18
1.37
3. 93
3. 19
3. 18
3. 22
4. 86
5. 64
2. 54
18, 836
103, 179
11, 857
57, 637
74, 870
48, 851
103, 075
53, 149
54, 971
19, 752
.11
.62
.07
.35
.47
.31
.67
. 35
. 37
.13
90, 539
279, 273
64, 466
133, 670
99, 268
106, 233
62, 995
183, 803
178, 780
43, 275
.54
1. 67
.39
.82
.63
.68
.41
1. 20
1. 22
.29
230, 788
505, 484
111, 851
280, 228
259, 062
222, 292
325, 410
529, 803
410, 184
103, 495
1. 37
3. 02
.68
1. 72
1. 64
1. 42
2. 10
3. 46
2. 79
.70
880
055
304
884
354
842
425
772
461
963
r
H
z
yH
y
H
y
O
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M
H
00
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
Des Moines, Iowa .-------Scranton, Pa ..............Salt Lake City, Utah.....
Yonkers, N. Y----.......
Paterson, N. J----........
Jacksonville, Fla .. ...
Albany, N. Y----..........
Norfolk, Va_ ---------Trenton, N. J _....
Kansas City, Kans ---------
4, 535, 489
4, 860, 984
3, 655,887
9, 987, 030
5, 699, 911
3, 560, 803
6, 292, 9a4
3, 253, 929
5, 266, 679
2, 695, 301
31.34
33. 66
25. 35
71.08
41.01
25. 64
48. 48
25. 09
42. 44
21.84
220, 930
265, 959
363,103
665, 661
172, 444
223, 406
360, 597
345, 171
174, 919
148, 361
1.53
1.84
2. 52
4. 74
1.24
1.61
2. 78
2. 66
1.41
1.20
305, 796
340, 755
277, 327
920, 084
594, 421
386, 391
787, 782
432, 101
518, 355
227, 693
2. 11
2. 36
1.92
6. 55
4. 28
2. 78
6. 07
3. 33
4. 18
1.85
526,
448,
213,
547,
575,
429,
514,
457,
467,
364,
384
984
944
611
792
615
566
740
728
508
3. 64
3. 11
1. 48
3. 90
4. 14
3. 09
3. 96
3. 53
3. 77
2. 95
30,
49,
16,
82,
56,
46,
66,
85,
77,
86,
088
021
083
376
387
761
188
131
201
024
.21
.34
.11
.59
.41
.34
.51
.66
.62
.70
34, 321
67, 638
51, 442
307, 821
127, 127
89, 807
159, 410
78, 278
198, 146
40,176
.24
.47
.36
2. 19
.91
.65
1.23
.60
1.60
.33
217, 592
264, 916
69, 556
966, 327
376, 516
297, 258
518, 158
273, 874
302, 006
58, 864
1.50
1.83
.48
6. 88
2. 71
2. 14
3. 99
2. 11
2. 43
.48
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
Chattanooga, Tenn ... Fort Wayne, Ind--.........
Camden, N. J.......
Erie, Pa----- ____
_....
Elizabeth, N. J......
Wichita, Kans......
Spokane, Wash ......
Fall River, Mass_
Cambridge, Mass3......
New Bedford, Mass ...
2, 275,197
2, 582, 808
3, 882, 937
3, 041, 468
4, 725, 847
2, 796, 711
2, 921, 287
3, 829, 103
5, 851, 289
4, 263,171
18. 45
21.51
32. 60
25. 71
40. 08
23. 78
25. 05
33. 22
51.19
37. 96
104, 395
113, 261
224, 001
278, 910
190, 711
85, 554
159, 590
149, 799
232, 232
177, 963
.85
.94
1.88
2. 36
1.62
.73
1.37
1.30
2. 03
1.58
203, 376
232, 996
328, 706
227, 944
459, 437
180, 342
206, 510
340, 338
493, 515
413, 110
1.65
1.94
2. 76
1.93
3. 90
1.53
1.77
2. 95
4.32
3. 68
372, 495
279, 180
282,151
261, 459
442, 022
257, 644
247, 372
323, 093
410, 705
364, 251
3. 02
2. 32
2. 37
2. 21
3. 75
2. 19
2. 12
2. 80
3.59
3. 24
15, 617
50, 503
19, 799
15, 548
31, 328
10, 311
29, 364
15, 867
89, 477
28,139
.13
.42
.17
.13
.27
.09
.25
.14
.78
.25
34, 668
32, 233
70, 219
87, 695
80, 460
35, 483
45, 706
162, 695
168, 200
183, 873
.28
.27
.59
.74
.68
.30
.39
1.41
1. 47
1.64
94,
142,
108,
163,
229,
105,
155,
78,
562,
234,
556
565
619
848
799
501
328
306
295
094
.77
1.19
91
1. 39
1. 95
. 90
1. 33
68
68
4.92
2. 08
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
Reading, Pa ---------------Knoxville, Tennrm---------Peoria, Ill__-----South Bend, Ind--.........
Tacoma, Wash_---_
Gary, Ind_-------Miami, Fla- ...............
Canton, Ohio-_-..........
Wilmingtcn, Del----.....
Somerville, Mass- .........
3,121,139
2, 446, 726
2, 754, 684
2, 214, 234
2, 911, 302
2, 564, 744
3, 005, 027
2, 378, 998
3,105, 962
4, 019, 737
27.92
22.12
25. 09
20. 20
26. 91
23. 75
27. 88
22.13
29. 14
37.99
189, 285
292, 774
184, 948
103, 751
176, 498
120, 220
189, 057
126, 782
206, 051
206,137
1.69
2. 65
1.68
.95
1.63
1. 11
1.75
1. 18
1.93
1.95
264, 953
222, 747
195, 076
172, 552
203, 556
272, 051
338,143
142, 232
328, 879
310, 892
2.37
2. 01
1. 78
1. 57
1.88
2. 52
3.14
1.32
3. 09
2. 94
133,352
240, 933
268, 993
222, 619
416, 694
290, 899
300, 296
162, 606
320, 056
314, 595
1. 19
2.18
2. 45
2. 03
3. 85
2. 69
2. 79
1.51
3. 00
2.97
28, 897
16, 716
24, 849
28, 337
40, 566
19,199
124, 381
5, 610
14, 470
54, 468
.26
.15
.23
.26
.37
.18
1.15
.05
.14
.51
75, 503
85, 700
111, 665
38, 072
41, 968
33, 951
62, 616
32, 631
36, 625
180, 995
.68
.77
1.02
.35
.39
.31
.58
.30
.34
1.71
158, 964
94, 042
239,154
45, 091
179, 361
59, 277
228, 289
82, 822
246, 305
305, 941
1.42
. 85
2. 18
.41
1.66
55
2. 12
.77
2. 31
2. 89
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Tampa, Fla ........
2, 453, 453
Evansville, Ind _--........
2,187, 582
El Paso, Tex_
_-----1, 757, 585
Lynn, Mass
_4,
660, 316
Utica, N. Y_______
4, 580, 016
Duluth, Minn.--------------3, 005, 446
Waterbury, Conn- .........
4, 270, 606
Lowell, Mass.-------------3, 925, 919
23. 23
20. 81
16. 74
45.29
44. 64
29. 49
42.16
39.17
205,
92,
79,
167,
294,
230,
351,
199,
1.95
.88
.75
1.63
2. 87
2. 26
3. 47
1.99
233,
257,
153,
311,
321,
229,
334,
320,
2. 21
2. 45
1.46
3.02
3. 13
2. 26
3. 30
3. 20
197, 338
294, 850
238, 364
408, 028
435, 802
260, 269
402, 415
360, 994
1.87
2. 81
2. 27
3.97
4. 25
2. 55
3. 97
3. 60
16, 573
22, 413
13, 590
50, 311
29, 851
18, 740
28, 209
27, 299
.16
.21
.13
.49
.29
. 18
.28
.27
43, 856
42, 562
47, 554
158,136
93, 980
49, 316
63, 775
134,136
.42
.40
. 45
1.54
.92
.48
.63
1.34
269, 371
63, 022
80, 329
272, 321
235, 765
65, 936
151, 005
169, 947
2. 55
.60
. 77
2.65
2. 30
.65
1.49
1.70
843
208
242
361
017
760
438
777
430
588
031
047
573
976
216
690
M
TABLE
12
.- GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF GENE AL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL
DIVISIONS
OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE-TOTAL AND PER CAPITA: 1933-Continued
[This table is presented in 2 sections, the first section beginning on p. 115.
V.-HIGHWAYS
Operation and
Repair for cornCITY
maintenance
Total
U
Per
Per
capita
68, 099, 493
16, 463, 876
23, 127, 604
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
New York, N. Y__
._______
$27, 353, 074
Chicago, Ill--------_ 8, 899, 509
Philadelphia, Pa ........... 6,052, 488
Detroit, Mich___
3, 508, 205
Los Angeles, Calif ____ --5, 371, 525
Cleveland, Ohio__
....
______
1, 770, 204
St. Louis, Mo__
--------_ 1, 903, 615
Baltimore, Md ---------- _
2, 623, 195
Boston, Mass-__----------_ 3, 022, 504
Pittsburgh, Pa ..----.
_
2, 379, 281
San Francisco, Calif__..
___
_
1, 196, 848
Milwaukee, Wis ------------ 1,459,234
Buffalo, N. Y ...........
_
2, 559, 811
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
Washington, D. C...---------$2, 032, 934
Minneapolis, Minn- . -- . _
1, 218, 153
New Orleans, La------. ..
_
1, 233, 245
Cincinnati, Ohio_.-------_ 706, 108
1,
Newark, N. J_785, 664
Kansas City, Mo--...... _
1, 737, 109
Seattle, Wash------------_
1, 993, 543
Indianapolis, Ind_ 793, 653
Rochester, N. Y_ __ 1, 429, 666
Jersey City, N. J_
.
-..
..
980, 186
Houston, Tex----_____
- -___ 797, 428
Louisville, Ky----------_ 830, 846
Portland, Oreg--- ------_
925, 341
3. 17
3. 23
2. 12
Total
1, 808, 965
583, 468
568, 558
For text discussion, see p. 24]
VII.-EDUCATION
HOSPITALS, AND
VIII.-RECREATION IX.-MISCELLANEOUS
raries
Per
Per
capita
Total
$0.08 $292, 212, 081
. 08
. 11
. 05
2,80,
206,
656
39, 190, 665
46, 740, 760
Per
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
P er
Total
$7. 80 $542, 033, 989 $14.46 $19, 744, 432
9. 61
7. 68
4. 28
333, 251, 983 15.52
71, 452, 755 14. 00
137, 329, 251 12. 59
11,420,263
3, 031, 379
5, 292, 790
capita
Per
Total
$0. 53 $60,097, 589
53
.59
. 49
42, 834,097
6, 604, 514
10, 658, 978
GROUP I.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
$3. 82
$748, 118 $0. 10 $78, 984,412 $11. 04 $138, 235, 502 $19. 32 $2, 942, 726 $0. 41 $20, 635, 033
2. 55
55, 926
.02
16, 398, 558
4. 70
41, 526, 614 11.90
1, 281, 017
.37
6, 373, 922
3. 07
59, 512
.03
7, 466, 917
3. 79
28, 710, 048 14. 55
575, 569
.29
2, 086, 729
2. 12
143, 487
.09
15, 465, 612
9. 36
19,249,040
11.66
804, 246
.49
1, 149, 056
4. 02
172, 650
.13
14, 355, 089
10.74
23, 540, 105 17.60
1, 144, 698
.86
2, 083, 841
1.93
232, 070
. 25
13, 018, 818 14. 18
10, 937, 213 11. 91
1, 121, 196
1. 22
755, 437
2. 30
91,102
.11
3, 445, 344
4. 16
9, 803, 343 11.83
473, 492
.57
1, 333, 836
3. 21
102, 736
.13
6, 613, 200
8. 09
7, 792, 294
9. 54
434, 069
.53
769, 916
3. 84
898
(1)
16, 482, 382 20. 95
14, 564,100 18. 51
904, 483
1. 15
2, 106, 319
3. 51
17, 096
.03
3, 605, 882
5. 31
10, 773,104 15. 88
585, 252
.86
975, 749
1. 83
31, 500
. 05
9, 015, 967 13.81
8, 483, 887 12. 99
296, 022
. 45
1, 673, 062
2.44
152,318
.25
9,323,104 15.56
8.961.581 14.96
355,909
.59
1,561,537
4. 39
1, 552
(1)
12,
105, 371
20. 77
10,
675,152 18.32
501, 584
.86
1, 329, 660
GROUP II.-CITIES
1Less than } of 1 cent.
VI.-CH AR TI E ,
pensation
Grand total--...........$107, 87 $2, 960, 991
690, 973 $2.
Group I_-__-------_
Group II---_____
- -----Group III__
__
For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p vIII.
HAVING A
$4. 12
$262, 458 $0. 53
2. 55
23, 378
.05
2. 62
12, 952
.03
3. 71
114, 048
. 25
1. 76
34, 624
.08
4. 24
30, 922
. 08
5.33
17, 598
.05
2. 13
4. 29
5,768
.02
3. 06
_
2. 51 -.....
2. 63
17, 319
.05
3. 00
64, 401
.21
POPULATION
$6, 205, 879 $12. 56
4, 760,197
9. 96
333, 056
.71
4, 202, 888
9. 13
3, 616, 867
8. 09
1, 602, 311
3. 91
1, 331, 683
3. 56
2, 466, 731
6. 63
4, 942, 476
14.82
4, 303,838
13.45
567, 206
1. 78
1, 485, 399
4. 69
3, 372,134
10. 92
OF 300,000 TO
$8, 954, 578 $18. 13
6, 061, 989
12. 69
3, 383, 613
7. 18
8, 010, 820 17. 41
9, 361,
406 20. 94
5, 055, 764 12. 33
4, 998, 234 13. 36
4, 383, 048 11.78
5, 877, 166
17.62
5,
462, 410 17. 08
2, 900, 649
9. 12
3, 439, 905 10. 87
3, 563,173 11.54
per
capita
Per
Total
$1.60 $122, 234, 053
2.00
1. 29
. 98
90, 977, 718
13, 468, 571
17, 787, 764
Per
capita
3.
4. 24
2. 64
1. 63
r
$2. 88
1. 83
1. 06
.70
1. 56
.82
1.61
.94
2. 68
1. 44
2. 56
2.61
2. 28
$47, 927, 469
$6. 70
12, 696, 893
3. 64
5, 382, 216
2. 73
3, 235, 274
1. 96
1, 854, 692
1. 39
2,183, 731
2. 38
571, 560
69
1, 583, 135
1. 94
4, 908, 668
6. 24
2,199, 811
3. 24
2, 469, 415
3. 78
1,602,753 2.68
4, 362, 101
7. 49
500,000
$344,
343,
76,
342,
374,
258,
235,
258,
133,
214,
76,
152,
220,
950
365
364
830
927
008
412
556
054
602
937
206
168
$0. 70
.72
.16
.75
.84
.63
.63
.69
. 40
. 67
. 24
. 48
.71
$1,570, 694
486, 499
282, 718
353, 301
597, 701
629, 238
369, 197
354, 173
738,
529
483, 948
99, 978
309, 430
329,108
H
$3. 18
1. 02
.60
.77
1. 34
1. 53
.99
95
2. 21
1. 51
.31
,98
1. 07
$2, 422, 002
1, 324, 548
495, 470
1, 486, 663
1, 573, 434
297, 853
786, 099
675, 477
2, 097, 286
1, 337, 947
64, 339
291, 941
615, 512
$4. 90
2. 77
1. 05
3. 23
3. 52
.73
2. 10
1.
82
6.
29
4. 18
.20
.92
1. 99
H
H
y
0
H
H
0
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
Columbus, Ohio......-___..
$1, 136, 438
1, 005, 503
Toledo, Ohio_ .____-__-- __Oakland, Calif-..........
_
602, 858
Denver, Colo_ .
-__
____...
991, 218
Atlanta, Ga- -------- __-....
409, 516
St. Paul, Minn...________...
548, 230
Dallas, Tex__
_250,406
Birmingham, Ala-....
-... 276, 828
Akron, Ohlo_
_
_
344, 031
Memphis, Tenn _-.......
-_ 327, 538
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
Providence, R. I ---- -San Antonio, Tex--.......
.
Omaha, Nebr_-----------_363,
Syracuse, N. Y-------....
Dayton, Ohio _________... _
Oklahoma City, Okla ._____
Worcester, Mass ........._
Richmond, Va _____.__.._
Youngstown, Ohio_.
Grand Rapids, Mich .......
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
Fort Worth, Tex__-- ---.
_...._....
Hartford, Conn
Flint, Mich
New Haven, Conn_ .......
San Diego, Calif ........
Nashville, Tenn--.....
Long Beach, Calif-......
Springfield, Mass ......
Bridgeport, Conn-... __.
Tulsa, Okla_ -------
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
Des Moines, Iowa__ __...
..
Scranton, Pa_
Salt Lake City, Utah- .... Yonkers, N. Y _-..........
.....
.__.
Paterson, N. LJ__ __
_
Jacksonville, Fla . ... _ _..
__
Albany, N. Y ----------Norfolk, Va--------------_
_
Trenton, N. J __ __ _ __
Kansas City, Kans...-__.....
1 Less than 1 of 1 cent.
654, 490
247, 754
706
-. 464, 061
397, 986
220, 827
739, 798
368, 117
366, 831
335, 722
255, 853
485, 586
177, 599
_
381, 477
- 344, 834
-. 248, 426
_ .
337, 666
548, 202
_244, 537
.
238, 764
_
411, 517
225, 419
328, 142
559, 648
159, 163
465, 341
628, 458
126, 963
307, 307
146, 216
$3.79
3. 36
2. 05
3, 38
1.46
1. 97
.90
1.02
1. 30
1. 25
407
106
209
408
500
849
675
126
303
343
$4. 83
5. 94
.14
4. 13
2. 50
2. 53
5.54
.38
6. 36
1. 45
46, 054
.18
22, 445
.09
13, 591
.06
7, 924
.04
....
______.._ ____
.01
1, 788
19, 231
.10
23, 320
.13
1, 912
.01
7, 613
.04
2, 098, 870
17, 827
109, 215
2, 668, 106
1, 760, 917
65, 380
2, 923, 529
621, 636
1, 665, 568
1, 591, 028
8. 22
.07
.50
12. 44
8. 52
.33
14. 77
3. 36
9. 56
9. 26
4, 185,
1, 887,
3, 081,
3, 202,
2, 061,
1, 933,
3, 216,
2, 135,
1, 996,
2, 556,
813
061
580
458
645
303
646
057
723
786
___
1. 52 ___....... .....
2. 90
262
(1)
1. 07 ........ _
.......
(1)
2. 34
389
2. 18 ..............
1. 59
11, 201
.07
8, 046
. 05
2. 18
3. 58
20, 140
. 13
..
1.66
__.._. ._
1. 62
5, 501
.04
187, 444
1, 700, 132
1, 604, 854
1, 249, 674
16, 065
264, 237
175, 129
2, 368, 517
2, 113, 689
56, 509
1. 11
10. 15
9. 69
7. 68
.10
1. 69
1. 13
15. 45
14. 37
.38
6, 268
.04
46, 844
.32
. 02
2, 292
. 04
5, 228
3, 047
.02
_ _ __..-__- .___
.
655
.01
135
(1)
12, 279
.10
786
.01
6, 160
773, 593
24, 132
1, 602, 853
379, 944
74, 142
605, 408
143, 475
597, 200
165, 446
.04
5. 36
.17
11. 41
2. 73
.53
4. 66
1. 11
4. 81
1. 34
2. 56
1. 03
1. 67
2. 16
1. 931. 11
3. 74
1. 99
2. 11
1.95
2. 84
1. 56
2. 28
3. 98
1. 15
3. 35
4. 84
.98
2. 48
1. 18
$16, 585
4, 604
48, 262
53, 014
29, 356
1, 762
29, 885
8, 720
11, 359
29, 509
$0. 06
. 02
.16
.18
.10
.01
.11
.03
.04
.11
$1, 446,
1, 776,
41,
1, 21,
700,
701,
1, 531,
103,
1, 685,
378,
$3, 426, 103 $11. 43
3, 124, 196 10. 45
5, 389, 560 18. 34
4, 665, 881 15. 91
2, 856, 688 10. 19
3, 144, 083 11. 31
2, 632, 969
9.52
2, 140, 911
7. 87
2, 622, 631
9. 89
1, 846, 527
7. 06
$56, 440
212, 957
215, 292
214, 971
101, 320
219, 964
57, 278
79, 451
86, 942
78, 794
$0. 19
.71
. 73
.73
.36
. 79
.21
.29
.33
.30
$362, 949
144, 399
429, 984
578, 875
168, 030
247, 930
220, 443
145, 924
38, 796
222, 996
$1. 21
.48
1.46
1. 97
.60
.89
.80
.54
.15
.85
$595, 868
657, 836
191, 807
574, 912
187, 529
353, 013
118, 985
90, 506
259, 801
96, 209
$1. 99
2. 20
.65
1. 96
.67
1. 27
.43
.33
.98
.37
16. 39
7. 82
14. 15
14. 93
9. 98
9. 72
16. 25
11. 55
11. 46
14. 88
74, 500
39, 271
58, 375
126, 057
192, 222
42, 494
143, 321
64, 537
94, 141
159, 062
.29
.16
.27
.59
.93
.21
.72
.35
.54
.93
557, 680
123, 899
100, 203
310, 652
200, 305
198, 946
139, 741
112, 991
207, 547
137, 433
2. 18
.51
.46
1. 45
.97
1. 00
.71
.61
1. 19
.80
698, 326
35, 518
381, 130
1, 006, 711
245,180
172, 178
673, 335
529, 490
306, 604
48,185
2. 73
.15
1. 75
4. 69
1.19
.87
3. 40
2. 86
1. 76
.28
1, 605, 451
3, 028, 624
1, 794, 930
2, 525, 975
2, 437, 611
938, 847
2, 650, 785
2, 643, 094
2,167, 581
1, 848, 803
9. 51
18. 08
10. 84
15. 53
15. 40
6. 01
17. 12
17. 24
14. 74
12. 58
38, 767
107, 800
71, 272
97, 263
98, 628
49, 840
118, 317
200, 000
116, 881
57, 116
.23
.64
.43
.60
.62
.32
.76
1. 30
.79
.39
178,
398,
85,
214,
298,
122,
377,
343,
182,
104,
660
315
244
706
543
921
663
040
942
827
1. 06
2. 38
.51
1.32
1. 89
. 79
2. 44
2. 24
1.24
.71
53, 190
351, 028
48, 719
1,088,422
218, 206
103, 879
98, 403
741, 862
244, 024
83, 057
.32
2. 10
.29
6.:69
1. 38
. 67
.64
4. 84
1. 66
.57
2, 418, 283
2, 059, 075
1, 975, 846
3, 147, 267
2, 876, 288
1, 088, 222
1, 820, 989
1, 119, 583
2, 204, 355
1, 305, 409
16.
14.
13.
22.
20.
7.
14.
8.
17.
10.
94, 106
38, 215
76, 500
44, 308
68, 303
79, 728
111, 690
30, 987
83, 533
23, 326
.65
.26
.53
.32
.49
.57
.86
.24
.67
. 19
107, 939
97, 929
166, 893
226, 282
46, 031
211, 365
299, 466
48, 189
104, 912
51, 934
.75
.68
1. 16
1. 61
.33
1. 52
2. 31
.37
.85
.42
156, 105
182, 636
90, 627
911, 564
264, 448
168, 767
419, 537
112, 302
218, 738
76, 558
1. 08
1. 26
.63
6. 49
1. 90
1. 22
3. 23
.87
1. 76
.62
71
26
70
40
69
83
03
63
76
58
(3
M
TABLE 12.-GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS
OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE-TOTAL AND PER CAPITA: 1933-Continued
[This table is presented in 2 sections, the first beginning on p. 115. For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. vII.
For text discussion, see p. 24]
V.-HIGHWAYS
CITY
Scapita
Operation and
maintenance
Total
VII.--EDUCATION
Repair for compensation
Per
Total
Per
capita
VI.-CHARITIES,
HOSPITALS, AND
CORRECTIONS
Total
Per
capita
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
Chattanooga, Tenn...______
$200, 898
Fort Wayne, Ind__.......__
_
85, 943
Camden, N. J-.........
-_ 174, 849
Erie, Pa__ _.____..______
195, 713
Elizabeth, N. I
__
214, 193
Wichita, Kans----117, _
.......
001
Spokane, Wash_............
279, 109
Fall River, Mass ...-----193, 927
Cambridge, Mass ..-_____-_
217, 576
New Bedford, Mass ......
231, 436
$1. 63
.72
1. 47
1. 65
1. 82
.99
2. 39
1. 68
1. 91
2. 06
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
Reading, Pa--------__
---- 198, 276
Knoxville, Tenn .
...... __.
204, 699
Peoria, Ill_______________ __
189, 060
South Bend, Ind ______.
...
135, 845
Tacoma, Wash..___-._____.
.
283, 907
Gary, Ind__---_______-- _
229, 434
Miami, Fla________ -____
358, 511
Canton, Ohio------------_
250, 570
Wilmington, Del-..--..
._
148, 307
Somerville, Mass__...._______
256, 608
1. 77
1. 85
1. 72
1. 24
2. 62
2. 12
3. 33
2. 33
1. 39
2. 43
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Tampa, Fla .__--______
Evansville, Ind-...----E1 Paso, Tex_______________
Lynn, Mass--............Utica, N. Y________________
Duluth, Minn-- _
--Waterbury, Conn--....
Lowell, Mass ______________
1 Less than 3 of 1 cent.
-__ 861
261,
-_150, 894
101, 512
249, 447
369, 376
158, 639
-_585, 515
411, 522
$953
5, 647
1, 628
1, 512
1, 160
11, 748
22, 068
405
......
1, 696
$0.01
$256, 245
.05- _.01
179, 741
. 01
15, 024
.01
859, 206
.10
27, 942
. 19
43, 262
(1)
855, 767
1,317, 960
_
.02
791, 450
$2. 08
VIII.--RECREATION
Schools
Total
IX.-MISCELLANEOUS
Libraries
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
OF 100,000 TO 300,000-Continued
.13
7. 29
.24
.37
7. 42
11.53
7. 05
$860, 150
1, 395, 734
2,154, 409
1, 573, 984
1, 938, 383
1, 718, 573
1, 467, 546
1, 148, 825
1, 649, 888
1, 323, 786
$6. 98
11.62
18.09
13. 31
16. 44
14.61
12. 59
9. 97
14. 43
11. 79
$44, 738
80, 542
24, 967
45, 463
63, 872
48, 415
61, 047
40, 243
76, 351
52, 956
$0. 36
.67
.21
.38
.54
.41
.52
.35
. 67
.47
$37, 102
58, 461
32, 898
55, 129
55, 600
158, 189
97, 902
38, 568
173, 278
59, 206
$0. 30
.49
.28
.47
.47
1. 35
.84
.33
1. 52
.53
$50, 004
105, 743
280, 950
119, 239
159, 676
40, 008
106, 483
481, 270
459, 812
401, 211
$0. 41
.88
2. 36
1.01
1. 35
.34
.91
4. 18
4. 02
3.57
9, 856
219, 675
598
------------------- 38, 665
.....
10, 820
32
(1)
2, 912
...............
_____________
477, 331
453
(1)
217, 942
6, 643
.06
9, 004
1, 520
.01
651, 839
.09
1. 99
.79
.35
.10
.03
4. 43
2. 03
.08
6. 16
1, 727, 892
951, 091
1, 103, 071
1, 242, 895
1, 311,170
1, 353, 740
748, 210
1,184, 797
1, 585, 767
1, 265, 979
15. 46
8. 60
10. 05
11. 34
12. 12
12. 53
6. 94
11.02
14. 88
11.97
38, 087
47, 439
63, 359
65, 357
57, 639
60, 296
8, 600
15, 849
54, 282
67, 872
.34
.43
.58
.60
.53
.56
.08
.15
. 51
. 64
150, 806
15, 417
171, 295
58, 280
105, 534
91,878
82, 123
29, 779
90, 279
107, 937
1. 35
.14
1. 56
.53
.98
.85
.76
.28
.85
1. 02
137,101
55, 493
116, 616
62, 770
83, 589
30, 855
87, 470
126, 925
59, 294
294, 954
1.23
. 50
1. 06
.57
.77
. 29
.81
1. 18
.56
2. 79
2. 48
3, 217
.03
225, 105
1. 44
20
(1)
25, 178
.97 -.....--------52, 129
2. 42
1, 048
.01
1, 082, 346
3. 60 .....
.
732, 967
.
1.56
634
.01
18, 980
5. 78 ........... _......
569, 751
4. 11 -------------- 756, 460
2. 13
.24
.50
10. 52
7. 14
.19
5. 62
7. 55
849, 942
1, 004, 826
893, 465
1,372, 667
1, 500, 423
1, 648, 003
1, 512, 544
1,077, 852
8. 05
9. 56
8. 51
13. 34
14. 62
16.17
14. 93
10. 75
18, 913
43, 631
25, 705
60, 019
71, 670
59,118
39, 146
33, 245
.18
. 42
.24
.58
.70
.58
. 39
.33
51, 399
79, 370
58, 564
145, 883
84, 072
106, 612
102, 867
43, 026
.49
. 76
.56
1. 42
.82
1.05
1. 02
.43
76,
111,
14,
381,
410,
158,
129,
390,
.73
1. 06
.13
3. 71
4. 00
1.56
1. 28
3. 90
8, 167
------------.
.
.07
__---------86,
1.51
605
020
100
702
520
463
725
971
0
2
TAtRLE
TAINTENANCE
D)EPARTMENTAL S IEVICE:
13.--PEt CENT DISTRIBUTION OF THE PAYMENTS FOR OPEIMATION AND
DIvISIONS O(F TI+HE GENERAL
[For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. viii.
Y
1
S
I.-GEN
ERAL
GOVERN
MENT
U
CITY
U
©F~
II.-PROTECTION TO PERSON AND
PROPERTY
POPERTY
dede-
Fire
partlnentPolice
partment
All other
III.--CONSERVATION OF
HEALTH
- TATION,
A
OR PROMOTION
OF CLEAN-
LINESS
Grand total_ ...
_ __
G roup I -_ ----------Group II
Group III__
OF GENERAIL DEPARTMENTS
19)33
BY PRINCIPAL
For text discussion, see p. 24J
V.-HIGHWAYS
Operation
VI.--CHAR-
Repair
for com-
and maintenance
ITIES,
IIOSPITALS,
RETICOR
)UCATION
VII.-ED
MIS
VIII.-REC- IVI,.
REATION
CEL JUS
pensation
Schools
Libraries
8. 2
9.9
6.2
1.2
2.3
5.8
6.2
0.2
16.9
31.4
1. 1
3. 5
7. 1
9. 1
8.4
5.3
10.6
8. 6
8.4
5.2
6.8
9.0
1.3
1.5
1.0
2. 2
2.9
2.2
6. 1
5.1
5.2
5. 9
7.3
6.6
.2
.3
.2
17. 9
17.3
13.4
29. 0
31.6
39.2
1. 0
1.3
1. 5
3.7
2. 9
3. O0
7. 9
8. 9
11. 5
11. 6
7.5
10. 3
7.5
10.4
6. 5
6. 6
13. 1
8. 1
6. 1
6. 3
11.2
11.3
12.1
12.3
7.8
7. 3
16.5
12. 8
4.6
4.4
4.5
5.4
7.3
4.9
6.9
8. 4
1.3
1.6
1.4
.8
1.9
.5
1. 6
.5
1.7
2.5
1.7
5.0
2.2
2. 2
3.3
2.0
7.6
5. 6
4.8
5.4
3.4
3.9
3. 6
6.7
5.6
6. 4
7.7
5. 1
7.4
4. 3
6.2
8. 3
16.1
11.9
9.5
22.6
19.9
32.
11.3
21.0
28. 2
30.1
36.4
28. 1
32.6
26. 9
32.1
24. 7
5.6
1.0
2.6
5.4
5. 1
27. 6
24. 3
7.5
9.2
7.2
7.0
5.6
8. 6
5.0
5. 6
1. 8
1. 4
1. 1
.8
2. 2
1.4
2.3
2. 4
5.8
2. 1
7. 2
4. 2
7.4
3.6
4.4
6.0
11.3
26.9
28.3
28. 3
33.6
25.3
27.2
24.9
4.2
4.6
2. 6
1.7
2.9
1.9
4.4
2.4
3. 5
3.0
5.0
4. 7
3. 1
9.8
9.2
6.8
8. 6
0.6
.9
.7
1.2
1.6
2.8
1.6
1.4
1. 5
1.8
.9
1. 1
1. 2
19.4
24.7
2. 8
19.
1
13.7
11.0
8. 9
18.5
23. 2
20. 7
8.0
14.9
26.
5
28.0
31.5
28. 8
36.5
35.4
34. 7
33.4
32.8
27. 6
26. 3
41.0
34.6
28.0
1. 1
1.8
.7
1. 6
1.4
1.8
1. 6
1.9
.6
1.0
1. 1
1. 5
1.7
4. 9
2.5
2.4
1.6
2. 3
4. 3
2. 5
2.7
3. 5
2. 3
1.4
3. 1
2.6
6. O
5. 1
GROUP I.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
New York, N. Y ________
Chicago, Ill _____________
Philadelphia, Pa ........
Detroit, Mich
.
-______
_
Los Angeles, Calif ......
Cleveland, Ohio ........
St. Louis, Mo _________
Baltimore, Md -_____
Boston, Mass____________
Pittsburgh, Pa
-.........
San Francisco, Calif ....
Milwaukee, Wis ........
Buffalo, N. Y ___________
GROUP II.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION
14 Washington, D. C_______
15 Minneapolis, Minn ___
16 New Orleans, La________
17 Cincinnati, Ohio_________
18 Newark, N. J___________
19 Kansas City, Mo________
20
Seattle, Wash____________
21 Indianapolis, Ind .......
22
Rochester, N. Y_________
23 Jersey City, N. J .......
24 Houston, Tex ...______.
25 Louisville, Ky _______-..
26
Portland, Oreg __________
1 Less than 1o of 1 percent.
5. 3
7. 1
12. 7
7. 9
8.2
12. 7
11. O
6. 4
7. 4
9. 2
12. 8
7. 1
8.2
9.9
5.4
12. 0
5.5
11.5
6. 7
7.6
7.9
4.8
14.0
7.4
10.1
6. 5
6.5
5.2
10. 8
5.3
7.1
5. 7
8.1
11.1
4. 8
6. 4
7.8
5.9
8.1
2.0
1.3
3.8
1.0
1.3
1.4
1.2
1.2
2. 0
.9
1.0
1.5
1.0
1.6
4.6
2. 1
2.7
4. 1
1.8
3.3
2.3
3. 1
3. 2
2.1
5.2
1.2
6.5
2.6
8. 9
3.7
6.0
5. 5
4.0
4.1
6. 3
4. 7
5.2
4.6
3.4
0.2
(1)
.1
.2
.2
.6
.3
.3
(1)
.1
.1
.5
(1)
4. 7
2.6
5.4
1. 9
5.0
8.
2
6. 9
7.4
4.9
10. 2
y
U
O
OF 300,000 TO 500,000
6.3
0.8
6.3
.1
10. 5
.1
7.8
.5
3.0
.1
11.9
.2
13.3
.1
5.9 ______
6. 7
(1)
4.7 ..........
11.3
8.3
.2
7.3
.5
I
7.6
6. 9
4. 2
6.8
5. 9
2.0
5.2
5. 1
9. 9
6.4
.9
2. 9
4. 8
F-
TABLE
13.-PER
CENT DISTRIBUTION OF THE PAYMENTS FOR OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL
DIVISIONS OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1933-Continued
[For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. viii.
.Q
I.-GEN-
Spartment
ERAL
GOVERNB ENT
ENT
II.-PROTECTION TO PERSON AND
PROPERTY
Police dePicedt
Fire deredt
partment
All other
GROUP III.-CITIES
For text discussion, see p. 24]
IV.SANI
IP.RSPERTY
III.-CON-
SERVATION OF
ELH
HEALTH
V.-HIGHWAYS
VII.-EDUCATION
VI.HAYS¥II--EUCAIO
VI.THARCOITIESIxVIII.EECOR PROHOSPITALS,
MOTION
Operation
Repair
AND COR-REATIO
AND CORRepair
LAOF CLEAN- Operation for cornand mainRECTIONS
Schools Libraries
tenance
pensation
LINESS
TATION,
HAVING A POPULATION
OF 100,000 TO 300,000
6.7
8.4
11.6
8.0
8.9
12.2
10.0
12.0
4.4
12.3
0.6
.4
1.0
1.6
.7
2.2
.9
.8
.5
.8
0.8
1.0
1.5
1.7
3.4
1.6
1.6
1.7
1.3
4.0
5.1
5.4
2.6
3.8
6.8
3.3
5.2
4.8
4.4
6.2
12.3
10.3
6.0
8.2
5.9
7.0
3.6
6.5
5.4
6.9
4.5
3.5
8.6
4.1
3.9
9.3
6.8
7.7
6.7
6.2
9.9
8.3
7.8
5.5
6.7
9.4
8.3
10.0
7.7
5.9
9.2
7.3
8.2
5.3
7.7
.8
1.7
1.2
.5
.4
1.0
.7
1.8
1.2
.5
3.4
1.4
1.3
2.1
.6
1.1
3.2
3.7
1.0
3.5
5.9
8.3
2.3
5.5
5.9
8.1
3.0
5.6
2.9
2.9
5.3
7.1
6.4
4.3
6.3
5.6
7.0
6. 1
6.3
5.2
5.2
5.4
3.3
4. 4
6.6
6.9
6.6
3.4
4.0
-. 4.3
9.3
9.2
5.1
9.8
8.5
12.5
8.2
6.8
8.7
8.5
11.7
7.8
5.0
8.2
9.9
15.3
8.9
8.0
11.1
11.1
.5
1.2
.3
.7
1.5
1.5
1.8
.6
.7
.6
2. 5
3.1
1.4
1.7
1.9
3.3
1.1
2.0
2.4
1.3
6.4
5.6
2.4
3.6
5.1
6.9
5.8
5.7
5.5
3.1
7.1-------5.4
(1)
3.9 ......
____9
(1)
4.9
6.7 ..__..__.
7.7
6.0
5.9
3.3 ..........
7.1
Columbus, Ohio___
Toledo, Ohio ......
-Oakland, Calif_ .......
Denver, Colo _.....
__...
Atlanta, Ga-...
St. Paul, Minn .......
Dallas, Tex_
-----Birmingham, Ala__ .4.3
Akron, Ohio ___--------.
Memphis, Tenn--.....
3.8
4.8
4.2
9.7
5.0
5.9
4.6
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
...
Providence, R. I___
San Antonio, Tex___ .
Omaha, Nebr----........
Syracuse, N. Y_.._..._.
Dayton Ohio, __----------4.5
Oklahoma City, Okla ...
Worcester, Mass.._.....
Richmond, Va ..........
Youngstown, Ohio __.
Grand Rapids, Mich ....
4. 3
5.4
5.7
4.9
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
Fort Worth, Tex__ .....
Hartford, Conn ._._....
Flint, M ich-.............
New Haven, Connm_ .
_
San Diego, Calif __
Nashville, Tenn ___...
Long Beach, Calif .......
Springfield, Mass .....
Bridgeport, Conn ...
Tulsa, Okla--- .......
4.5
4.9
15.7
18.2
.4
10.0
10.2
8.9
22.3
2.4
26.6
7.9
0.2
6.7
9.2
9.9
6.9
10.8
8.5
7.2
9.2
5.2
9.3
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
.
CLMI
REATION CELLA
NEOUS
NO;
(1)
.5
.4
.4
(1)
.4
.2
.2
.6
.4
.6
.2
.1
_--------.
(1)
.2
.4
(1)
.1
.
.3
.1
.2
.2
37.1
32.0
53.9
38.4
41.4
40.0
38.3
50.5
41.4
38.8
0.6
2.2
2.2
1.8
1.5
2.8
.8
1.9
1.4
1.7
3.9
1.5
4.3
4.8
2.4
3.2
3.2
3.4
.6
4.7
6. 4
6.7
1
4. 7
2. 7
4. 5
1.7
2. 1
4.1
2.0
16.9
.5
1.9
24. 9
27.7
1.6
27.5
10.3
28.8
24.6
33.7
54.2
53.8
29.9
32.4
48. 6
30.3
35.5
34.6
39.6
.6
1.1
1.0
1.2
3.0
1.1
1.3
1.1
1.6
2.5
4.5
3.6
1.8
2.9
3.1
5.0
1.3
1.9
3.6
2.1
5. 6
1.0
6.7
9.4
3.9
4. 3
6.3
8. 8
5.3
.7
5.2
19.0
35.0
16.1
.3
8.2
3.1
25.4
28.2
1.7
44.6
33.8
39.2
32.5
47.5
29.0
47.5
28.3
28.9
54.9
1.1
1.2
1.6
1.3
1.9
1.5
2.1
2.1
1.6
1.7
5.0
4.4
1.9
2.8
5.8
3.8
6.8
3.7
2.4
3.1
1.5
3.9
1.1
14.0
4. 3
.2
1.8
8.0
3.3
2. 5
O
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
Des Moines, Iowa.......
Scranton, Pa----....
----Salt Lake City, Utah....
Yonkers, N. Y__...._...
Paterson, N. J_.....
.
Jacksonville, Fla ....
Albany, N. Y..__----Norfolk, Va ............
Trenton, N. J
_...........
Kansas City, Kans ...... _
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
Chattanooga, Tenn.....
Fort Wayne, Ind ........
Camden, N. J----------Erie, Pa.----------------9.
Elizabeth, N. J..........
Wichita, Kans---- -----Spokane, Wash-- -------Fall River, Mass ......
Cambridge, Mass___
New Bedford, Mass.....
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
4. 9
5.5
9.9
6.7
3.0
6. 3
5.7
10.6
3.3
5.5
6. 7
7.0
7.6
9.2
10.4
10.9
12.5
13.3
9.8
8.4
11.6
9.2
5.9
5.5
10.1
12.1
8.2
14.1
8.9
13.5
.7
1.0
.4
.8
1.0
1.3
1.1
2.6
1.5
3.2
.8
1.4
1.4
3.1
2.2
2.5
2.5
2.4
3.8
1.5
4.8
5.4
1.9
9.7
6. 6
8. 3
8.2
8.4
5.7
2. 2
4. 6
4.4
5.8
2
4.0
3.1
5.5
3.9
4.0
4.2
8.9
9.0
8.5
7.5
9.7
6.4
7.1
8.9
8.4
9.7
16.4
10.8
7.3
8. 6
9. 4
9.2
8.5
8.4
7.0
8.5
.7
2.0
.5
.5
.7
.4
1.0
.4
1.5
.7
1.5
1.2
1.8
2.9
1.7
1.3
1.6
4.2
2.9
4.3
4. 2
5.5
2.8
5.4
4.9
3.8
5.3
2.0
9.6
5.5
Reading, Pa------------Knoxville, Tenn.........
Peoria, Ill- -.-----------South Bend, Ind .......
Tacoma, Wash_- --.......
Gary, Ind_
-------Miami, Fla__------------Canton, Ohio_-..........
Wilmington, Del___
_6.6
Somerville, Mass_ -5.1
6.1
12. 0
6.7
4.7
6.1
4.7
6.3
5.3
8.5
9.1
7.1
7.8
7.0
10.6
11.3
6.0
10.6
7.7
4.3
9.8
9.8
10.1
14.3
11.3
10.0
6.8
10.3
7.8
.9
.7
.9
1.3
1.4
.7
4.1
.2
.5
1.4
2.4
3.5
4.1
1.7
1.4
1.3
2.1
1.4
1.2
4.5
5.1
3.8
8. 7
2.0
6.2
2.3
7. 6
3.5
7.9
7.6
6.4
8. 4
6. 9
6.1
9. 8
8.9
11.9
10. 5
4.8
6.4
Tampa, Fla ------ -Evansville, Ind-.........
E1 Paso, Tex- ----------Lynn, Mass----....
----Utica, N. Y_ ----......
Duluth, Minn.--------.
Waterbury, Conn_
__
Lowell, Mass---....
8.4
4.2
4.5
3.6
6.4
7.7
8.2
5.1
9.5
11.8
8.7
6.7
7.0
7.7
7.8
8.2
8.0
13.5
13.6
8.8
9.5
8.7
9.4
9.2
.7
1.0
.8
1.1
.7
.6
.7
.7
1.8
1.9
2.7
3.4
2.1
1.6
1.5
3.4
11.0
2.9
4.6
5.8
5.1
2.2
3.5
4.3
10.7
6.9
5. 8
5.4
8.1
5.3
13.7
10. 5
1Less than
eo of 1 percent.
9.1
4. 6
9.0
5. 6
2.8
13.1
10.0
3.9
5.8
5.4
.1
1.0
.1
.1
.1
.__.....
(1)
(1)
.2
(1)
.1
15.9
.7
16.0
6.7
2.1
9.6
4.4
11.3
6.1
53.3
42. 4
54. 0
31.5
50.5
30. 6
28.9
34.4
41.9
48. 4
2.1
.8
2. 1
.4
1.2
2. 2
1.8
1.0
1.6
.9
2. 4
2.0
4. 6
2.3
.8
5. 9
4.8
1.5
2.0
1.9
3.4
3. 8
2. 5
9.1
4. 6
4. 7
6.7
3.5
4. 2
2. 8
8.8
(1)
11.3
3.3
.2 -----------4.5
(1)
4.6
6.4
(1)
.5
4.5
(1)
18.2
4.2
.4
1.0
9.6
.8
1.5
5.1
(1)
22.3
3.7 ---------22.5
5.4
(1)
18.6
37.8
54.0
55.5
51.8
41.0
61.4
50.2
30.0
28.2
31.1
2.0
3.1
.6
1.5
1.4
1.7
2.1
1.1
1.3
1.2
1.6
2. 3
.8
1.8
1.2
5.7
3.4
1.0
3.0
1.4
2. 2
4.1
7.2
3.9
3.4
1.4
3.6
12. 6
7.9
9. 4
.3
.3
......... _
9.0
.. .____.
3.1
...........
1.7
_..........
.4
(1)
.1
__.______--15. 9
(1)
9.2
.2
.3
(1)
16.2
55.4
38.9
40.0
56.1
45.0
52.8
24.9
49.8
51. 1
31.5
1.2
1.9
2.3
3.0
2.0
2.4
.3
.7
1.7
1.7
4.8
.6
6.2
2.6
3.6
3.6
2.7
1.3
2.9
2. 7
4.4
2. 3
4.2
2. 8
2. 9
1. 2
2. 9
5. 3
1.9
7. 3
.1
(1)
__
(1)
_____...
(1)
.........
.._._.
...
34.6
45.9
50.8
29.5
32.8
54.8
35.4
27.5
.8
2.0
1.5
1.3
1.6
2.0
.9
.8
2.1
3.6
3.3
3.1
1.8
3.5
2.4
1.1
3.1
5.1
.8
8. 2
9.
5.3
3.0
10. 0
........
9.2
1.2
3.0
23.2
16.0
.6
13.3
19.3
TABLE 14.-GOIVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS
FOI
OPERATION
AND
F01' 't
\ IAINTENANCIE
Li(
SECl1XVIC:1 ENT.PIRISEES:
1933
F°,
IFor alphabetical list of cities, by States, showingi rank, see p. vpin. For text discussion, see p. 251
Total
CITY
-
--
--
-
$115,264, 395
Grand total
71, 432, 472
16, 836, 338
26, 995, 585
Group I_ ------Group II-____-.
Group III -- __.
-
-
--
I
Cemeteries
Docks,
and cremawh;arves,
and landings j
tories
-
Total Water-supply
Electtic light
Markets
anater-supply
d power
systems
systems
Scales
-
/-
_-
Ills
J
All other
-
--
$80, 515, 918
$14,956, 214
$1,823.542
$25,024
$4,871,125
81,132,371
$921,232
$31,018,
989
32., 868, 013
9, 181, 806
18, 463, 099
10, 404, 338
1, 670, 059
2, 881, 817
1, 323, 563
207, 440
292, 539
4, 440
2, 453
18, 131
2, 643, 589
1, 317, 565
909, 971
309, 226
89, 913
733, 232
424, 916
200, 076
296, 240
23,
454,
387
4,164.
026
3,400.
556
GROUr I.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
New York, N. Y ________________
. ..------Chicago, Ill ... .. .. .. .. ..
Philadelphia, Pa .___....-.......
Detroit, Mich _____________-___-.....
--Los Angeles, Calif__._______- --..
Cleveland, Ohio..............
...
....
St. Louis, Mo____ ..... .....
_
Baltimore, Md __. __
-----Boston, Mass ---- ---------_
Fittsburgh, Pa .................-_ _
San Francisco, Calif--......--.
Milwaukee, Wis ___--._______ ..
Buffalo, N . Y ----------- --------
$20, 082, 813
6, 730, 560
1, 971, 724
12, 061, 635
11, 288, 311
4, 494, 770
2, 4 4 9 , 50 1
1, 140, 411
2 , 77 7 , 791
1, 7 5 6, 438
4, 550, 706
909, 710
1, 218, 072
$8, 067, 713
$1
.,364,
700
5, 264, 900
1, 769, 676 1, 679, 284 - ....
278 -6,836,
3, 523, 710
1,933,
626
2, 025, 086
-.. . . .
2, 2 42, 4 8 0
909,152
2 , 2 40 , 2 58 . . . . .
- _
1, 6 8 4 , 51 4 . .. . .
269,
734
1, 598, 560
840, 732 .-..
1, 021, 948
Washington, D. C__------------Minneapolis, Minn_
New Orleans, La----------------Cincinnati, Ohio . . . . . ..-------------Newark, N. J ----------------------Kansas City, Mo _.__
Seattle, Wash .........--------------..
Indianapolis, Ind ____________..Rochester, N. Y_____________________
Jersey City, N. J___ ___________--Touston, Tex _------------------ Louisville, Ky --------------
Portland, Oreg .
------
$1, 164 ,62 6
272
866,
1, 649, 227
1, 220, 392
987, 540
1, 179, 016
647
5.844,
705
19,
692, 633
912, 389
756, 674
637, 683
534
905,
267
$9, 731, 180
$1,728 -____.
.......
928, 302
53,087
22, 655
2,591
78,
821
7, 302
48,306 885 -- - 35,
18,
121
751
34, 223
955
93,
$21
196, 913
193, 827
------
112, 252
18,
829
65,
256
63, 566
10, 780
... ....... ..
10, 315, 859
0
$1"5, 5
61
34,
764
5, 412
H
92, 191
102, 954
175, 651
389, 396
...-i--- 2, 617, 156
91, 389
.....
........
$1, 136, 543
536
820,
749, 250 __
--1, 198, 740 __
900, 147
1, 147, 362 ___
$1,670, 059
392,359
- _
--.-- .
566, 738 .....
..----..
882, 476
312, 695 _____
599, 103 .....
...
857
478,
---
---
$23,219
69,117
14,849
-
-
7,274 ----21,405
7,833
2,153
-- - --
19, 705
15,419
---- 2,477
.....
----------
22,477
6,142
864
$4,
203
-.. $300 _ .
.
-
-
$1, 318
80, 119
8, 096
498, 652
10, 297
29, 913
294, 741
17, 436
376, 993
-
- - -
- -
-
$45,436
28,
755
5, 485
$801,902
--- ---36,854
81, 286
3, 560
3, 238, 890
18,893
17,
659
17,
584
29,
410
72
(e1
3
©1
H
50
POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
GROUP II.-CITIES HAVING
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
1
$1, 348, 829
97, 238
146, 166
--121
$935,
____
3,722 -----
109, 102
14, 132
~-----~
GRorP III.--CITIES
HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
~---
$821, 719
774, 895
1, 074, 902
858, 605
389, 399
553, 448
503, 183
13, 687
267, 272
373, 538
Oklahoma City, Okla ____
Worcester, Mass___
Richmond, Va_
Youngstown, Ohio_
Grand Rapids, Mich ......
614, 834
311, 376
1, 773, 226
304, 095
287, 180
250,856
310,822
563
893,
864
354,
985
371,
528,935
265,
577
508, 813
278, 067
274, 621
250.856
244, 720
311, 576
353, 146
312, 340
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
Fort Worth, Tex_
Hartford, Conn_
Flint, Mich_____
New Haven, Conn_
San Diego, C6aif____________
Nashville, Tenn_________
Long Beach, Calif_
Springfield, Mass
Bridgeport, Conn
Tulsa, Okla_
233, 001
763
315,
141, 960
2, 618
483, 141
340, 943
1, 375, 230
272, 572
11,919
307, 860
233, 001
281, 917
138, 654
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
Des IMoines, Iowa _
Scranton, Pa _______________
Salt Lake City, Utah_
Yonkers, N. Y
Paterson. N. 7 ._____________
-___..
Jacksonville, Fla .-Albany, N. Y
Norfolk, Va ________________
Trenton, N. J
I
_________
Kansas City, Kans_ --
334, 169
398
270, 7(6
380,
185
571, 102
1, 401, 064
402, 082
270, 977
410, 548
], 470, 432
$276, 372
$332, 347
732, 869
747, 436
812, 094
356,
854
482, 543
503, 183
256,
719
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
Columbus. Ohio__
...
Toledo, Ohio ___---
Oakland, Calif_
Denver, Colo
Atlanta, Ga________________
St. Paul, Minn___________
Dallas, Tex ________
Birmingham, Ala_______
Akron, Ohio
Memphis, Tenn_______
Providence, R. __
San Antonio, Tex ....
Omaha, Nebr__
Syracuse, N. Y_
Dayton, Ohio
-
-
$13,000
9,852
$19, 981
$1, 200
16, 313
$283,
939
3, 511
---
7, 575
13, 580
1,100
1, 200
324
$10, 993
27, 214
27,
255
17, 865
61, 806
11, 407
2, 280
--------
264, 635
341, 142
-825
5, 751
13, 124
18, 846
1, 200
26, 028
12, 559
19, 705
15, 320
2, 637
18, 549
72, 775
14, 987
11, 966
6,112
........
........---
12, 413
272
43, 834
7, 760
52, 938
47, 284
5, 916
490, 242
15, 481
982
y2
-- 2, 618
64, 503
391, 073
322, 177
289, 718
263,
620
296, 826
15, 305
1, 061
1, 118
63, 750
27, 565
1, 854
2, 722
-?
489
1, 017, 979
8, 952
3,
847
.
218, 048
374, 257 ;
571, 102
213, 287
383, 277
187, 170 _
375.
647
932, 716
z
1, 257,101
Os
751
1, 404
1, 718
9, 895
18,
365
2, 324
- ----------
6, 825
1, 271
$15,
745
2
11,919
7,187
h
62, 818
14, 632
398
2, 609
893, 353
527, 595
18, 805
43, 791
6, 262
3, 320
52, 718
294, 424
40, 016
28, 639
10, 121
TABLE
14.-GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS
FOR OPERATION
AND
MAINTENANCE
[For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. viii.
ter-supply
Totaland
Ssystems
ElectriclightDocks,
power
systems
OF
PUBLIC-SERVICE
ENTERPRISES:
1933--Contd.
For text discussion, see p. 25]
Markets
Scales
Cemeteries
and crematories
wharves,
and landings
Halls
All other
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000-Continued
67
68
69
70
71
72
Chattanooga, Tenn
,
Fort Wayne, IndCamden, N. J_
Erie, Pa_Elizabeth, N. J__
W ichita, Kans --
73
..-. . . . . . . .
Spokane, W ash
Fall River, Mass__---------------13
Cpoabide,
as----------------------
138, 600
74
75
171, 311
1332,6327
-____
_ _ _
40 . . . . . .138, 560 ___
868
-29,
141, 443 .328
128,6,099------------_--------------------- -------------- ------ 45,--
76
New Bedford, Mass---------------------
227, 256
183, 725
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
187, 647--...
- 187, 647
Reading, Pa ------------------_
175, 364
-__ 189, 945
Knoxville, Tenn-.. _____ ______ __
Peoria, Ill__ ____________8,142
. _
. ._
_ ...
186, 285
180, 090 ------ -------South Bend, Ind----------------------595, 672
842, 416
193, 504
..
______-._
.___
..
Tacoma, W ash.__.
-----------------------.... .
Gary, Ind---------137, 062
175, 293
Miami, Fla .--------------135, 898 147, 791
_________
Canton, Ohio_______
-----Wilmington, Del _____-.........
-____ 275
404,
319, 937
___..
169, 021 -...
.__. __
169, 021
_______ ...
Somerville, M ass.. ..
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Tampa, Fla- ___-_____
____________
-____ -_
Evansville, Ind_______-------El Paso, Tex-------------Lynn, Mass.
--------------------------Utica, N. Y--.....-------------------------Duluth, Minn--------Waterbury, Conn-.---------------------------Lowell, M ass ..... _---
_ ---
_____
___
$21, 411
807, 348
225,991
310, 016
329, 959
10, 111
$251, 462
211, 694
308, 109
322, 410
--... .....
-
$6, 618 $1, 228
1, 851
_ .
757 _
.....
2,322
... ..
$552, 807
-...- .....- ____
-.-------.
$165
56
5, 227 _ _
$1, 851
1, 108
------
6, 290 _
6, 195 -____
____- -----_
4, 800 _
7, 794
-
----------
--
----
42, 850
.
--...
-------
8, 768
10, 111 _
681
...........................-------------...-------.
14, 581
744
$14, 628
$4, 772
10, 085
--------
__
5, 881
1, 230
2, 869
1, 860 ___________
... ...
189, 189
178, 660 ._____ __________
___ __
6, 756
231, 663
269,926
819
177, 819 .--177,
..
247, 802
178, 251
500 ...500
148,
702, 074
---------------- 253
117, 067
110, 450
1, 000 ...
-____
264, 115 - ____________--------305, 883
27, 550
-.
..
82, 478
... ...
7, 353
860
68
--------------
..
...
C
.
3, 176
_____30, 579 _
-
_23,
-
69, 551
-
1, 144
43, 155
_
713
-..--------
..- .....
16,911 _.
553, 821
5, 617
PAYMENTS FORINTEREST ON FUNDED AND
INTEREST
PAYMENTS FOR INTEREST ON OTHER
DEBT BY
DEBT BY
Independent divisions
q
City corporation
$255, 313,
175, 315,
31, 286,
48, 712,
016, 375
8$355,
238, 114, 107
47, 153, 833
69, 748, 435
Grand total_-
__
GROUP I.-CITIES
1
2
3
4
5
Los Angeles, Calif-
6
Cleveland, Ohio....______________ _
School
6, 274, 504
3, 650, 501
9, 317, 862
HAVING A
-
-
11, 464, 548
7, 777, 723
__
8, 575, 561
.
3, 247, 140
--
________ _____.__
Baltimore, Md__
Boston, 'Mass___-. -_
Pittsburgh, Pa
8, 377, 802
9, 159, 644
6, 731, 084
8, 100, 060
6, 565, 346
2, 775, 996
11
San Francisco, Calif -.....
7, 451, 335
.
.
12
Milwaukee, Wis___3,
13
Buffalo, N.
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
Washington, D. C----Minneapolis, Minn_
New Orleans, La __________________
____
Cincinnati, Ohio..______
_______
Newark, N. J__________
----__
Kansas City, Mo.---___---Seattle, Wash__________. ____________
-______.
Indianapolis, Ind___________
Rochester, N. Y______________________
Jersey City, N. J________________
__-______-_
Houston, Tex_______
Louisville, Ky ------------------------....
Portland, Oreg_______________________
Y_________________________
7, 451, 335
550, 882
4, 063, 955
----
$1, 250, 749
991, 641
243, 295
15, 813
232
$17, 135,
9, 890,
2, 471,
4, 772,
758
713
761
Independent divisions
City corpora
tion
School
All other
$3, 369, 214
2, 725, 740
613, 209
30, 305
$4, 253, 580
3, 668, 289
241, 794
343, 497
$29, 680, 061
23, 462, 955
2, 114, 904
4, 102, 202
OF 500,000 AND OVER
$3, 318, 244
971, 413
......
331, 787
$16, 738, 493
$3, 637, 775
3, 165, 056
21, 236
70, 388
1, 320, 985 ____---------1, 140, 072
--
2, 546, 753
338, 655
616, 851
..----- ____
988, 868
2, 907, 884
26, 250
1, 931, 781
7, 389
1, 279, 229
..----
----
- --
--
__- __-
__
-----------..............
$2, 375, 419
3, 143, 360
$720, 203
4, 026, 730
4, 897, 620 ___________
982, 150
1, 546, 671
515, 006
3, 210, 092
468, 898
783, 314
2, 598, 815
3, 565, 890 .........
539, 555
1, 620, 736
1, 576, 608 ..
424, 689
1,940, 749
r
2, 644
9, 278
251, 492
662, 517
3, 887
-
$2, 425, 729
3, 225
31, 535
- ---..
-
52, 218
79, 278
z
H
___-$31, 761
565, 454
-
H
47, 060
---
11, 242
35, 346
54, 238
-
161, 309
22, 501
184, 819
762, 002
GROUP II.--CITIES HAVING A POPULATION
$3, 052,992
4, 932, 370
5, 745, 104
6, 996, 729
3, 279, 930
5, 004, 303
1, 639, 473
3, 645, 012
4, 615, 630
2, 905, 937
1, 622, 380
3, 713, 973
649
413
670
Other divisions
1, 094, 152
2, 170, 827
5, 194, 586
732
$9, 519, 037
.
222, 345
1, 168, 375
3, 167, 862
8
9
10
POPULATION
$1, 413, 769
2, 624, 214
_
_
5, 293, 388
----St. Louis, Mo .-----
$24, 770,
15, 784,
6, 532,
2, 453,
$19, 242, 867
571
004
325
$84, 467, 186
8,955, 643
24, 010, 886
10, 515, 364
City corporation
All other
900
$104, 523,923
30, 120, 183
26, 729,949
12, 987, 470
New York, N. Y____________________
Chicago, ll__
Philadelphia, Pa____ ______________
Detroit, Mich______________________
7
PAYMENTS FOR
Total
CITY
Group I__
Group II
Group III___
For text discussion, see p. 25]
ON SPECIAL ASSESSMENT
DEBT BY-
FLOATIN
,
1933
PAYMENTS 1 FOR INTEREST:
TABLE 15.--( OVERNMENTAL-COST
[For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. vin.
1
OF 300,000 TO 500,000
$183, 022
785, 445
472, 638
1, 086, 533
599, 996
745, 751
328, 909
259, 049
656, 016
677, 141
737, 913
H
$437,
392,
300,
288,
59,
230
$16, 210
509
222, 384
077
200 ___________
393
4, 701
_26,
538, 393
26, 975
_---------428, 936
-
_________.
_...........
$39, 497
474, 900
1, 850
685, 622
19, 998
315, 104
439
173, 409
218, 547
54, 669
23, 787
81, 082
_
_.
.....
-____________
_...
.
$142, 512
16, 486
-
-
13, 836
-
68, 960
$1, 614
136, 156
1, 222
38, 754
71, 722
71, 137
15, 427
75, 346
148, 202
f/I
-
21, 985
31, 644
1 The payments reported in this table are the gross payments for interest on city debts less (1) amounts paid in error, and (2) amounts paid which balance receipts from accrued
interest on original issue of debt obligations.
tQ
TABLE 15.-GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS 1 FOR INTEREST: 1933-Continued
[For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. viii.
PAYMENTS FOR INTEREST ON FUNDED AND
FLOATING DEBT BY-
SIndependent
Total
CITY
For text discussion, see p. 25]
PAYMENTS FOR INTEREST ON OTHER
DEBT BY
PAYMENTS FOR INTEREST
ON SPECIAL ASSESSMENT
DEBT BY
divisions
,tion
School
.-
Independent divisions
City corporation
City corpora-
Other divisions
City corpora
tion
All other
School
All other
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
Columbus, Ohio_____-- ---------______________...
Toledo, Ohio ___
Oakland, Calif__ _
Denver, Colo.
Atlanta, Ga________
----------------St. Paul, Minn
.
Dallas, Tex _..............
Birmingham, Ala--------------------Akron, Ohio----------Memphis, Tenn__
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
-Providence, R. I
San Antonio, Tex__
Omaha, Nebr
_
Syracuse, N.Y_____ _________ _
Dayton, OhioOklahoma City, Okla__
Worcester, Mass__
_
Richmond, Va
Youngstown, Ohio____________________
46
Grand Rapids, Mich_______________
47
48
Fort Worth, Tex--------------------Hartford, Conn__
49
Flint, Mich
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
New Haven, Conn-------------------San Diego, Calif -_------.--------- - Nashville, Tenn .------Long Peach, Calif__
______
Springfield, Mass__________
Bridgeport, Conn .-...........
Tulsa, Okla _--
$2, 155, 642
1, 973, 522
2, 969, 200
1, 977, 757
821,006
2, 176, 355
1, 739, 893
1, 222, 161
2, 383, 817
1, 457, 568
2, 554,
1, 670,
1, 741,
1, 786,
1,165,
1, 196,
515,
1, 706,
535,
546
498
286
136
653
660
976
451
402
2, 352,
1, 188,
586,
1, 367,
710,
898,
317,
1, 661,
316,
213
943
183
122
585
490
577
765
327
831, 904
187, 949 ________
1, 077, 002
676, 752
742, 051
914, 538
938, 695
766, 955
1, 153, 604
907, 864
670, 636
1, 245, 434
208, 689
318, 833
706
064
140 305
303
961
984
-
45, 599
332, 125
283, 328
66, 448
135, 686
4, 476
80, 152
198, 399
44, 686
10, 456
152, 635
5, 561
76, 615
8, 843
....
275, 750
-
30, 749
13, 201
-_-
-
-
_
$867
-
H
-
14, 225
11, 183
35, 049
725
-
8, 020
2, 825
215, 832
---------------
-193,
--
-
6,153
137, 931
233, 631
---327, 299
--
202, 333
_91,328
_
_
781
234
71,711
3, 946
661
49, 458
____-----__-----___-.......
18, 311
24, 035
240, 016
352, 436
698,
705,
752,
826,
714,
650,
875,
225
113, 292
485, 167
1, 302, 435
1, 157, 615
_
359, 478 _
381, 871
427, 039
____384,144--------298, 170
$2, 888
000
4, 161 _
_
$348, 883-$5,
$484,109 ________
$1, 314, 762
70, 462 _____________
641, 214 ______________
1, 257, 685
__.4,
$1,844, 211 ___
580, 350
539, 858
507, 276
446, 617
1, 023, 630
41, 131
708, 164 ----- ____--.......____-318, 253
1,854, 156
- -79,
1, 660, 232
231,012
941, 691
417, 892
7
442, 417
1, 523, 508
39, 861
1, 372, 108
.
14,815 ...............
--
.--
--
-
561
19, 675
46, 408
47, 292..
-
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
Des 1[oines, Iowa_____ _____---__Scranton, Pa
_--..
_.
Salt Lake City, Utah----------------Yonkers, N. Y-----------------------Paterson, N. J-------- _____________
Jacksonville, Fla...______________
Albany, N. Y_______________________
Norfolk, Va.--------------------------Trenton, N. J________________________
Kansas City, Kans_______________--_
861, 287
476, 051
693, 877
1, 678, 218
1,
142, 977
868, 129
1, 400, 771
2, 026, 113
1, 089, 331
699, 518
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
Chattanooga, Tenn_______________
...
_
Fort Wayne, Ind--------------------Camden, N. J________________________
Erie, Pa_ ____________________________
Elizabeth, N. J_______________________
Wichita, Kans________________________
Spokane, Wash_
Fall River, Mass -__ -Cambridge, Mass -..
New Bedford, Mass_
-
752, 522
313, 395
1, 277, 002
588, 153
1, 002, 277
431, 842
225, 875
540, 752
701, 075
545, 722
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
Reading, Pa__
Knoxville, Tenn
Peoria, Ill----------------------------.
South Bend, Ind-.....................
Tacoma, Wash_______________________
Gary, Ind---------------------------Miami, Fla---------------------
468, 216
1,_192, 682
281, 777
312, 984
828, 591
285, 194
307, 998
218, 903
1,_111,577
57, 141
148, 704
704, 884
123, 814
28, 267
213, 265
84
85
Canton, Ohio_
Wilmington, Del_
752, 575
657, 442
332, 028
657, 442
287, 541
--------......-.---
86
Somerville, Mass_
417, 361
146, 774
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
Tampa, Fla_____________940,
Evansville, Ind__----------------------El Paso, Tex--------Lynn, Mass_
----Utica, N. Y --------------------------__
Duluth, Minn
--Waterbury, Conn_____________________
961
186, 677
551, 761
516, 861
568, 973
601,575
811, 397
578, 563
248, 082
83, 470
101, 573
484, 390 --292, 520
____20,
489, 566
.- -.--.....
330, 026
164, 081 _24,
738, 767
2, 082 ...
94
Lowell, Mass--
369, 263
217, 744
_
521, 411
333, 742
99, 897
284, 543
36, 671
38, 445
380, 306
185, 895 ...
.
55, 043--------.
1, 330, 133
...
..----...--165, 917
819, 785
..
47, 601
549, 015
222, 929
..
69, 675 _ _
1,272, 421
-------118, 181
1, 875, 135 -------------------------------------------------------868, 875
.15,
256
475, 003
84, 270
76, 846
45, 373
15, 813
663, 014__
162, 294
934, 037 325, 397
667, 394
209, 738
158, 276
409, 069 --485, 814
350, 912
76, 197
150, 927
13, 311
174
259, 147
7, 204
915
1, 328
3, 516
131, 683
153,937
194, 810 -
83, 818
25, 648______________
152, 968
___181,
115, 776
226, 861
74, 007
64, 083
-61, 324
32, 475
50, 435
81, 690
________________________
____
____
633
30, 670
26, 945
-
2, 940
8, 835
1, 460
28, 713
3, 460
-
-
- -160
I
-
-
132, 939 ----
--
164, 032
106, 555 _________________________
______________
98, 499
-
30, 993
-
---
_____
____
____
3, 043 _
954
722
15, 895
89, 811
164, 280
88, 580 __2,
156, 658 -4,
279, 571 -- ---
--
6, 134
722
15, 773
50, 565
22, 068 ..
182, 168
275, 591____
19, 745
6, 765
10, 169--------___--------__
150, 978
205, 200
2, 213
-
76135, 668
525
-203,
67
9, 035
1,634
67, 371
58043, 739
19, 028
70, 548
--
6, 782
63, 915_____
151, 519
1 The payments reported in this table are the gross payments for interest on city debt less (1) amounts paid in error, and (2) amounts paid which balance receipts from accrued
interest on original issue of debt obligations.
CU
TABLE
16.-PAYMENTS FOR OUTLAYS,
BY PRINCIPAL
[This table is presented in 2 sections, the second section beginning on p. 133.
I.--GENERAL
CITY
Total
OF GOVERNMENTAL
II.- PROTECTION TO PERSON AND
PROPERTY
€
-:
DIVISIONS
GOVERNMENT
Grand total-_____________
$266, 996, 150
$4,809, 527
179, 527,800
44, 870,
296
42, 598, 054
2,589, 986
1, 501,801
717, 740
_
_
1933
For text discussion, see p. 25]
IY.-SANITATION, OR PROMOTION.-IH
OF CLEANLINESS
C'3
AY
III.-CON
Police department
i
Fire deOF
partment
All other
$1,183, 626
1, 566, 877
$4,
454,
303
SERVATION
HEALTH
Sewers and
sewage disposal
Refuse col
lection and All other
disposal
$1,
490,
975
$23, 111, 008
$1,
747,
513
818, 031
589,407
83, 537
11,281,690
5, 032, 967
6, 796, 351
1,048,213
612,102
87,198
o
Group I__--- --Group II__-- -- Group III__---------
SERVICE:
For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. vI.
479, 867
86, 459
617, 300
7622,
653
335,
751
468,473
2,163, 892
1, 151, 403
1,139, 008
Roadways
All other
46, 188 $88, 850, 006
849, 199
15, 254
1, 693
29, 241
432, 736
78, 206
338,
257
60, 904, 422
17, 990,940
9,
954,
644
H
GROUP I.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
New York, N. Y-........ .___
Chicago, Ill_
.--...
Philadelphia, Pa_ _
Detroit, Mich____-________
Los Angeles, Calif-- ...
Cleveland, Ohio_----------_
St. Louis, Mo ___
Baltimore, Md__
Boston, Mass. __
_
Pittsburgh, Pa__
San Francisco, Calif
.....
Milwaukee, Wis
Buffalo, N. Y.----------------2,
$70,
664,
451
$1,
801
751,
16,
974
883,
38,
504
4,082,
392 __ ___
_
3,759,
292
81,175
28,674,
674,
927
367,
241
5,677,
118
9,
241
13,
564,
127
4,928,
408
10,
588,
585
26,
288
3,
842,
621
146,
987
9, 336, 772
70, 038
5, 00, 527
22,
879
519,
606
75,
832
OF 500,000 AND OVER
$725
$251, 843
$172, 098
$113, 200
4,297
59,
522
860
16,
424
7,500
58,
837
46,
815
10,
598
6,227 ____
_
153
479
103,
229
93,
001
1,
835,
265
40,
766
1,829
1,227
804
46,
874
3,069
22,
307
57,
611
47,
886
9,
915
7, 484 _
.
279,
106
185,
337
877
526,
295
18,863
7,448
19,
604
3,
755
15, 534
50,
160
9,939
1,680
478
921
14,
225
2,
626
29,
095
24,
566
5,641
7,448
$1, 876, 207
$736, 825
$720 $19, 218, 312
1.448,
672
7, 072 ......... 8,222,
510
304,
925 __________
....- 2,082,
__
463_
95,
327
4,
620 - .
2,215,
919
2,199,
817
73,
409
7, 035
9,447,
427
1,572,
572,
343
88,
483
7, 376
1,
523,
393
1,148, ----------------- -. 9,309,
623
704
592,
800
120,
946 .... ...
_
717,
594
920,
016 -- _.
.........
2,
005,
099
56,
446--- .... - ....
....
-3, 009,
181
190,
798 ..........___.....
1,
066,
889_
802,171
9,570 .. ______
___
904,
064
73,
545
7, 288
123
1, 181, 867
$21, 045
79,192
26,
010
999
230,
1,130
18,
879
9,140
620
z
z
H
H
_
13,
933
31, 788
y
H
GRouP II.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000
TO 500,000
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
Washington, D. C ____ .___
$8, 324, 445
$637, 436
$855
$180, 703
$12, 620
$365, 051
Minneapolis, Minn....
1, 452, 944
8, 013
6, 262
6, 616
200
7, 787
New Orleans, La ..___________
4, 835, 939
2, 075
5, 393
2, 097
___ _
972, 248 ...
.
Cincinnati, Ohio- ............. 5, 359, 867
17, 080
18, 809
32, 281
1, 394
146, 162
Newark, N. J_____ _-5,088,374-8,9
394__
........
4,341
Kansas City, Mo ........
5, 890, 288
793, 712
13, 591
74, 719
146, 978
2, 216
Seattle, Wash---___ 3,. 684
060,
13, 692
8, 667
25,
345 ______
4, 693
Indianapolis, Ind.-------------664, 936
8, 041
12, 600
6, 082
13, 015
327
Rochester, N. Y_
_
3, 375, 181
6, 890
10, 964
326
1, 091
12, 246
Jersey City, N. J_---_
.......
815,
517
9,
455 -----.-.
_._______.........._
9, 284
Houston, Tex
...
498, 126 -------------------------------------3, 857------ -_64,229--Louisville, Ky- ---.............589, 761 ___
2,
_______63 ......... ------....
37,179
Portland, Oreg....--------2, 914, 234
5, 407
924
7, 519 _--_-_----_--_
121
$729, 589
$416, 938 ........ $2, 313,127_
_
190, 860 .......-............. 777, 413
_
$9,934
576, 332
11, 065 .......... 2, 531, 929 _
963, 349
12, 843_ ........
2, 863, 392
10, 288
89,202 -----------$800
722,850 .....
673, 968
6, 037
893
1, 699, 398
55, 618
1,
153_ ......... 1, 282, 088
57, 297
65, 938
..... ..
336, 555__
_
138,110
7, 438 _
_
2,118, 266_
_
277 .........
_
......
. .
237, 659_
............----....-.----.
---246,931
1, 415, 447 ..............- ....
_
201, 590_
70, 048
156, 628_ ..
_..... 2, 659, 742
687
GROUP III.--CITIES HAVING A POPULATION
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
Columbus, Ohio__...........
Toledo, Ohio_ _____________
__
Oakland, Calif_ .
Denver, Colo_______________
Atlanta, Ga_________________
St. Paul, Minn...............
......
Dallas, Tex
Birmingham, Ala............_
.............--..
Akron, Ohio------__
Memphis, Tenn .........--
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
$1, 138,
259,
1, 699,
1, 086,
491,
1, 350,
2, 378,
331,
367,
543,
561
377
196
236
231
137
950
803
608
971
$18, 612
845
5, 482
81, 730
4, 281
151, 440
939
274
545
Providence, R. I_............
San Antonio, Tex ...........
Omaha, Nebr_ ___ _________
Syracuse, N. Y______________
Dayton, Ohio____----------Oklahoma City, Okla........
._.........
Worcester, Mass__
Richmond, Va________
Youngstown, Ohio .......
Grand Rapids, Mich ........
866, 818
773, 597
725, 652
2, 191, 628
1, 296, 587
249, 393
2, 140, 409
422, 903
847, 963
1, 325, 638
6, 955
202
600
2, 440
1,148
226
36, 098
7, 971
3, 903
3, 024
4, 093
1, 774
4, 210
17, 406
7, 839
44, 652
3, 966
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
Fort Worth, Tex__ .........
Hartford, Conn_______.........
Flint, Mich___________.......
New Haven, Conn-.......
.........__
San Diego, Calif __
Nashville, Tenn_ ...........
Long Beach, Calif ._......___
Springfield, Mass ............
Bridgeport, Conn ..........
Tulsa, Okla_______________
341, 645
763,181
199, 935
332, 839
1, 782, 267
611, 098
1, 204, 535
562, 528
342, 278
353, 304
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
.
Des Moines, Iowa_........__
Scranton, Pa_________________
Salt Lake City, Utah...______
Yonkers, N. Y_ -________
Paterson, N. J____..........._
Jacksonville, Fla_............
Albany, N. Y_____________
Norfolk, Va_________
Trenton, N. J__________
Kansas City, Kans ........
390,
975,
262,
1, 404,
557,
249,
986,
65,
55,
849,
960
638
510
325
927
117
377
451
075
109
$6, 236
116
1,215
3, 408
285, 650
411
8, 370
11, 984
2, 271
$20, 688
1, 591
6, 356
3, 274
3, 168
79
$13, 595
8, 319
OF 100,000 TO 300,000
$2, 562
45
896
2, 659
23,844
650
17, 278
7, 628
5, 005
525
5, 555
944
12, 152
10, 516
33, 395
720
380
5, 907
748
672, 349
4, 218
_
77,355
9, 860
1, 000
808
7, 190
2, 116
893
3, 807
9, 729
787
124, 508
1, 293
471
3, 987
2, 862
3, 165
3, 397
389
3, 870
5, 613
2, 966
10, 131
2, 267
3, 621
1, 957
3, 117
1, 958
1,011
1, 213
1, 423
3, 193
2, 041
2, 000
3, 048
5, 086
102
____________
761
103
40, 778
40
1, 112
818
591
13, 152
488
852
---
689
689
298
1, 097
858
145
923
175
42,107
28, 631
712
350
456
1, 176
2, 680
$583, 485
137
134, 360
131, 359
9, 059
113, 116
1, 573, 958
6, 817
149, 077
67, 664
139, 781
13, 383
210, 875
331, 252
47, 314
18, 031
770, 324
68, 181
34, 490
93, 295
$2, 671
-
-
-----.
10,173
$4, 880
585
1,313
653
1, 060
6, 882
11, 571
30, 913
75, 556
192
6, 996
30, 882
75
149, 570
150, 934
20, 145
6, 495
682
11, 813
3, 307
208
102, 582
9, 956
54, 628
34, 153
5, 166
2, 672
439
10, 125
3, 626
50
2, 044
1, 448
840
3, 021
4, 018
1, 953
725
5, 345
17, 271
7
47..
1, 316
$243, 357
173, 259
428, 291
90, 630
106, 654
971, 801
310, 761
241, 361
119, 621
65, 273
259,
51,
94,
955,
108,
165,
371,
178,
79,
8,
153
216
590
217
204
433
945
235
512
154
202, 228
105, 463
16, 408
97, 152
117, 413
87, 337
174, 098
1] 472
54,
82, 092
120, 616
203, 960
70, 005
36, 241
470, 190
161, 308
68, 511
308, 272
16, 209
18, 670
470, 715
$3, 238
18
17, 541
2, 727
49, 152
1,122
r
H
476
726
33
7, 088
17
C(
0
649
72, 381
6, 893
0
dsoa
TABLE
16.-
PAYMENTS
BY PRINCIPAL
FOR OUTLAYS,
[This table is presented in 2 sections, the second section beginning on p. 133.
DIVISIONS OF GOVERNMENTAL
I.-GENERAL.
GOVERN
MENT
a
Total
CITY
1933-Continued
I'or alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. vii.
II.-PROTECTION TO PERSON AND
PROPERTY
4
SERVICE:
For text discussion, see p. 25]
IV.-SANITATION, OR PROMOTION
OF CLEANLINESS
V.-HIGHWAYS
III.-CON
SERVATION
olie departent
sewage dis-
All other
Fire departmentposal
oa
U
lection and All other
disposal
Roadways
All other
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100, 000 TO 300.000-Continued
67
S68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
Chattanooga, Tenn ____...
Fort Wayne, Ind________..
Camden, N. J_
Erie, Pa _...
Elizabeth, N. J_____________-
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
...
Reading, Pa___...........
Knoxville, Tenn_
.............
Peoria, Ill_____
South Bend, Ind- -- _______
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Tampa, Fla___________
Evansville, Ind______--El Paso, Tex___
_
_
Lynn, Mass
Utica, N. Y_
______________
Duluth, Minn
Waterbury, Conn ...........
Lowell, Mass._--_--------
$587
$223,
556
1, 203, 564
208, 990
146, 810
188, 350
424, 033
235, 689
28, 364
1,
445, 999
48,862
Wichita, Kans _____________
Spokane, Wash _______.
___.
Fall River, Mass________
....
Cambridge, Mass ...........
New Bedford, Mass .........
$738
10, 913
573
248, 747
610
518, 727
106, 771
280,
478
822
68,
90, 286
245, 593
78, 073
70, 458
1, 092, 947
183,
997
Tacoma, Wash ______________
Gary, Ind __Miami, Fla________________
Canton, Ohio __..-.........
Wilmington, Del_____________
Somerville, Mass__.---------
$2, 194
17, 896
800
2, 122
10, 055
3, 557
628
7,
6, 696
2, 834
66
1,
373
101
94, 514
177
141
521
$16, 028
3, 560
1, 904
3,
256
168, 159
818
142
50
500
1,474
490
1, 528
300
1,
629
41, 136
193
5, 380
248
2, 956
84
2, 489
4, 935
8, 154
485
9, 619
1,
368
586
1,
021
1, 230
12, 336
3, 232
2. 345
305
54
2, 599
2, 600
990
2, 620
5, 478
--..
1
I
i
2,
650
3,
008
51,
187
103, 028
10, 955
$1,
416
10, 776
9, 582
145, 863
61, 091
1,
790
1, 588
640
3, 192
9, 401
84, 716
4, 327
1, 133
1,
701
6
498
577
946
-
800
227, 859
350
$1, 595
108, 475
490
35
971
------------I-----------1
$115, 395
3, 121
9, 829
306
150
973
77, 364
90, 652
247, 427
244, 120
863, 230
828, 925
545, 612
32, 598
$17, 067
7, 030
5,400
466, 432
294,
404
104, 458
9, 994
300-----262
576
224
540
066
302
865
181
584
405,
720
19, 041
.b
$84,
50,
10,
35,
44,
134,
120,
80, 060
2, 333
42, 333
24, 423
32, 748
671
10, 978
27, 398
140, 750
66, 485
45, 261
6, 987
21, 965
116,948
592
138,
8,480
278, 359
747
$130, 000
14, 660
..
.
750
5
-
- -
h=--1
30, 770
16
[This table is presented in 2 sections, the first section beginning on p. 130.
HOPITALS, AD
cORREcTIONs
VI.-CHARITIES,
For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. vni.
VII.-EDUCATION
VIII.-RECREATION
SCharities
Grand total
Group I
_
Group II_
Group III _
Hospitals
tions
to
Schools
-......414, 676
$1,
$8, 726. 986
$1, 307, 288
$24, 559, 317
$731,
218
445, 882
237, 576
7, 720, 750
649, 938
356, 298
898, 233
394, 613
14, 442
14, 434, 985
4, 498, 267
5, 626, 065
--
GROUP I.--CITIES HAVING
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Libraries
Educa-
All other
$2, 283, 783 $1, 071, 033 $13, 859, 164
1, 367, 473
366, 034
550, 276
927, 162
25, 261
118, 610
A POPULATION
6, 722, 649
4, 881, 668
2, 254, 847
New York, N. Y.....____
Chicago, Ill_----_____
Philadelphia, Pa-.......
Detroit, Mich
______
Los Angeles, Calif-......
Cleveland, Ohio._____..
.
St. Louis, Mo_...-____
Baltimore, Md....__.__
Boston, Mass............
Pittsburgh, Pa-........
San Francisco, Calif .....
Milwaukee, Wis . _ _ ._
Buffalo, N. Y...________
$182, 039
$3, 635, 044
1,323
156, 083
135, 781
52, 374
12, 786
22, 140
86, 398
53, 699
2, 020
1, 421
47, 294
$482, 916
30,481
184, 063
26, 653
4, 515
1,159,717
14,928
154,971
29,769
450, 978
2, 770
630,818 _____.
--1, 011, 503
47, 645
10, 702
14,130
430, 365
166, 472
21, 387
84, 269
1, 783
964
14
15
16
17
18
19
Washington, D. C_ .____
Minneapolis, Minn _____
New Orleans, La .......
Cincinnati, Ohio-.......
Newark, N. J________ __
Kansas City, Mo _______
$46, 328
381
271, 697
2, 892
9, 293
20
Seattle, Wash- - -______
Indianapolis, Ind.___.
-.
3, 268
1, 637
88, 615
Rochester, N. Y ________
Jersey City, N. J_____ __
Houston, Tex ... ___....
Louisville, Ky__.........
Portland, Oreg_.._.....
20, 294
1, 477
-
I
$89, 762
10, 259
11,799
28, 322
32, 427
1, 272
10, 422
306, 781
151, 812
3, 548
3, 534
'---~--
$218, 778
2, 004
160, 995
6, 825
2, 083
1,350
449
312
230
$4, 148, 802
1,313,668
946, 201
130, 848
1, 553, 452
235, 402
85, 462
1, 501, 646
1, 953, 450
82, 674
116,731
1, 863, 826
502, 823
$57, 510
27,088
30, 630
57, 808
271,604
128, 730
64, 842
339, 055
126, 399
180, 007
20,452
19, 570
43,778
ENTERPRISES
Electric
supply
sstional
systems
lit
and
power
systems
Markets
All other
$822, 187
$34, 076, 597
$5, 075, 275
$194, 227
$45, 496, 395
621, 512
65, 411
135, 264
21, 660, 267
3, 121, 821
9, 294, 509
3, 767, 550
430, 093
877, 632
60, 793
112, 692
20, 742
(.3
$319, 123
333,232
37, 415
18, 444
13, 719
187, 969
6, 804
324
6,988
464
2, 680
$2, 701, 412
1,220,582
320, 643
24, 782
401,557
306,
654
171, 256
11,274
357, 577
125,310
446,952
434,046
200, 604
$55, 375
36, 467
428, 017
40,771
3, 808
9, 557
10, 646
36, 871
$2, 546, 185
4, 026, 495
28, 839
840, 290
6, 254, 491
1, 036, 404
592, 918
930, 045
41,917
109, 222
4, 709, 029
318, 443
225, 989
-
1,1
------.......... 644
$32,
448,
-
33,492
$60, 742
617,
425, 857
362, 558
1, 326, 325
28
_______
$3,
2, 972, 455
461
(
.
2, 072, 992
O
615
117, 556
$60, 115
23, 388
8,721
88, 340
27, 022
10, 653
17, 872
63, 385
25, 176
26, 200
992
14,170
$1, 181,953
220, 121
$4, 114
1, 753
15, 847
3, 505
42
............
---
517, 658
1, 252, 056
1, 174, 231
145, 596
31, 458
292, 054
14, 063
48, 038
4, 321
119
$21,948
25, 900
138
1, 026
2, 310
13, 971
118
094
$539,
79,429
32, 717
297,346
21,802
725, 775
916, 020
31, 796
18, 042
47, 309
40, 679
1,912
-]
57, 691
32, 379
_ __
417, 989
23-----------
)S IIAVING A POPUL ATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
$1, 531, 196
104, 120
90, 958
345, 610
732, 871
452, 688
5,466
108, 271
287, 265
348, 725
223
4,079
1,364........
487, 018
-- 1, 384 .............
z
40, 118, 464
2, 497, 887
2, 880, 044
OF 500,000 AND OVER
$3
GROUP II.-CITI]
21
22
23
24
25
26
PUBLIC-SERVICE
IX.-MIS
CELLANE-
CITY
For text discussion, see p. 25J
$56, 977
98
1, 200
$430, 093
54,417
$6, 157
108,621
2, 162, 238
65, 667
88,590
5, 867
45,
581
10, 532
4, 6341
TABLE
16.-PAYMENTS
FOR OUTLAYS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS OF GOVERNMENTAL SERVICE:
[This table is presented in 2 sections, the first section beginning on p. 130.
1933-Continued
For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. vms. For text discussion, see p. 25]
z
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
Columbus,
$354
Ohio __--
Toledo, Ohio______...
-
Oakland, Calif ____--
Denver, Colo________
Atlanta, Ga .-...........
.
S t. P au l, M in n _ _ _..------Dallas, Tex.-Birmingham, Ala ____-.
Akron, Ohio_____.....
Memphis, Tenn ....-.
Providence, R.
I .......
San Antonio, Tex ......
Omaha, Nebr _____-Syracuse, N. Y_________
-.
-_____
Dayton, Ohio
Oklahoma City, Okla___
Worcester, Mass .-.-..
Richmond, Va ..---
Youngstown, Ohio_.....
Grand Rapids, Mich ...
Fort Worth, Tex_.......
Hartford, Conn_.........
Flint, M ich____.......
New Haven, Conn_.....
San Diego, Calif_______
Nashville, Tenn_........
Long Beach, Calif .-..-.
Springfield, Mass_____
Bridgeport, Conn
---
Tulsa, Okla___--.-----
640
85
320
GROUrP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATON OF 100,000 TO 300,000
$
3
$
$
$7, 394
$29,375
$128
$5,258
$30, 721
$1, 572
300
26,198
9,831
825
31, 623
24, 269
22:1
3, 145
30,4956
$157
19,797
459
14, 599
40, 314
235
247
2, 250
1, 243
11, 756
139
711
2, 624
2, 195
718
37,251
335, 225
23,083
9, 508
15, 540
1, 270
3, 294
40, 294
22,097
8, 976
6, 914
8,761
25,380
3, 949
9, 373
20,981
2, 633
327,032
502, 277
10,421
281, 756
24, 247
262
o0,
56,031
14, 489
10,876
6,909
2, 340
7, 604
3, 540
617
275
100, 670
113
72, 711
10, 360
52, 518
2, 404
12, 950
315
43, 989
90, 209
3.805
12, 82
12,309
296,162
211, 354
3, 505
70,179
117, 887
3,563
1,0a9
3,804
25,835
4, 078
20,029
2, 073
17, 774
47
31
8, 296
17, 870
7, 526
2, 378
16, 247
25,597
26, 197
249
2, 797
6, 674
38, 996
562, 070
90, 000
3, 306
-- ,
1 678
94, 956
29,811
872
43, 877
10, 671
199,303
157, 205
7, 417
83,960
15,440
9,491
7, 037
234
2, 956
40, 000
16,465
405
$42, 53
$42,
532
45.795
628, 358
691, 560
51,328
25, 142
95, 201
$141,
443
$4,735
$480
385, 337
19, 833
7, 925
>
y
48,431
339, 212
58,476
174, 565
80,659
40,232
317, 189
5,339
130,579
7, 213
538.990
82,080
14,991
___
10,831
___ __
164 -- - - _
- - - - 279,524
1, 053
9,732
1, 401, 650
45,351
564,936
209,307
17, 285
>
(-7
c
0
©
729, 224
49,005
___ __
___
1,057,190
3,192
56, 510
310, 921
83, 135
927
z
y
51
2,365
--
-
-
-
--- -
S
--------
60,054
-
-
129,703
28
y
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
Des Moines, Iowa .--Scranton, Pa_____
Salt LakeCity, Utah__
Yonkers, N. Y
-____
Paterson, NT. J__________
Jacksonville, Fla_
.Albany, N. Y._______
Norfolk, Va______df
s...
Trenton, N. J_______.__
Kansas City, Kans_- .
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
Chattanooga, Tenn __. _
Fort Wayne, Ind ______
Camden, N. J___. ___
Erie, Pa -----------Elizabeth, N. J_....__
Wichita, Kans_.........
Spokane, Wash__________
Fall River, Mass_______
Cambridge, Mass_......
New Bedford, Mass___
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
Tampa, Fla- -.-- ___Evansville, Ind ..........
E1 Paso, Tex..______
Lynn, Mass____.........__
Utica, N. Y___________
Duluth, Minn_____ __
Waterbury, Conn _-__
Lowell, Mass__.________
382
...---.--
14,145
7,531
12,199
8, 368
5, 797
519
27, 601
11, 638
534
1, 184
----- - -
Reading, Pa ____________
Knoxville, Tenn______
Peoria, Ill.______________
South Bend, Ind -......
Tacoma, Wash________
Gary, Ind_..............
Miami, Fla____________
Canton, Ohio________.
Wilmington, Del .......
Somerville, Mass .......
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
12, 428
861,994
3,
886
23, 903
18, 824
52
------------
2, 297
5, 774
22, 672
34, 051
540
1, 213
906
233
220, 581
517
16,438
1, 705
6, 455
14, 815
16, 708
21, 107
47, 989
74,415
11, 572
----- ---441,626
. .....
....
6, 527
15, 226
1, 330
8,110
18, 033
2,506
17, 641
1, 663
970
8,017
52--------1,626
753
75, 848
. ---926
2,498
29, 209
60, 766
1,350
226,148
3. 534
1, 835
221, 819
8,326_
108
720,
211
2, 700
11, 155
24, 148
3,771
2, 752
848
7, 601
14, 036
.... ...
...
88, 402
12, 091
1,365
717
----::
5, 327
16, 686
2, 457
1, 598
645
7,307
- - -
--- 7, 639
7
148
14, 080
276, 078
701, 759
382, 472
29, 866
63, 217
7, 091
57
t
_ 050
7,
12, 363
49, 321
15, 302
219
979
57, 608
5,- 620-341
620
165, 430
8, 031
10,251
12, 302
5, 322
20, 070
528
10, 981
4,894
548
.. . . . .
12, 773
705
40, 993
......-,---- 445
3, 551
107, 847
428, 182
352, 624
5, 955
336,043
39, 569
24, 342
9, 000
1, 399
3,000
3, 786
19, 275
12, 626
2, 210
2, 322
6,508
8, 481
8, 676
4, 258
6, 622
1, 641
37, 909
30,437
18, 618
130, 134
4, 728
1,
255
192, 736
-1,
141
____ ___
___
853
24, 263
117, 820
7, 302
5, 226
3, 281
------- -:
6, 505
540
220
795
... ... ...
...
!
11, 736
8, 517
36, 274 200, 247
33, 315
139, 701
118, 501
3, 783
H
H
y
1,175
..
...
17, 969
-----------..---------..--------..
329
8, 522
6, 637
8, 516
5, 516
71,198
14, 727
4, 697
C
r
11, 449
---
~
-
236
30,447
--- --- --- ----- ..-
71,933
.. .
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
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TABLE
17.-AMOUNT
OF SPECIFIED
[This table is presented in 2 sections, the second section beginning on p. 139.
A
q
ASSETS
CITY
Total
Cash
p
Grand total__
..
___
___
Group I_...........................
Group Ii ..........................
Group III .........................
_
1933
IN SINKING FUNDS
Aggregate
8
ASSETS AT CLOSE OF YEAR:
For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. viII.
ASSETS
City
securities
(par value)
Other
investments
Total
For text discussion, see p. 26]
IN PUBLIC TRUST FUNDS
Cash
City
securities
(par value)
investments
$2, 597, 230, 938
$1, 063, 847, 215
$89, 779, 711
$911, 911, 663
$62, 155, 841
$560, 033, 323
$13, 443, 453
$330, 312, 290
$216, 277, 580
2, 040, 973, 094
294, 498, 125
261, 759, 719
802, 68S,444
122, 570, 688
138, 608, 083
49, 345, 682
16, 981, 661
23, 452, 368
724, 010, 956
94, 054, 955
93, 845, 752
29, 311, 806
11, 534, 072
21, 309, 963
493, 038, 051
40, 585, 181
26, 410, 091
9, 290, 002
2, 300, 248
1, 853, 203
313, 988, 849
8, 657, 524
7, 665, 917
169, 759, 200
29, 627, 409
16, 890, 971
C
03
M
GROUP I.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
New York, N. Y_...
Chicago, Ill__________
Philadelphia, Pa ....
Detroit, Mich_......
Los Angeles, Calif___
Cleveland, Ohio ....
St. Louis, Mo_______
Baltimore, MId______
Boston, Mass ________
Pittsburgh, Pa_.....
San Francisco, Calif_
Milwaukee, Wis_____
Buffalo, N. Y_____--
$924, 524, 145
232 137, 495
406 S169,992
48 ,470, 755
82 ,459, 533
27 809, 614
32 ,421, 618
45 ,425, 649
143 ,220,
616
22 ,021, 778
32 441, 169
24 ,472,831
19,397, 899
$472, 560, 101
5,604,617
160, 973, 385
508, 824
3G,
14, 433, 162
8, 580, 494
9, 450, 820
29, 336, 463
34,178,
339
14,
031,
496
3,125, 541
5, 462, 689
8, 422, 513
$6, 322, 762 $466, 237, 339 .
.
$226, 880, 196
5,604,617 .. . . . . . . . . . . . .
70, 679, 572
2, 782, 185
148, 636, 200
$9, 555, 000
91, 175, 259
191,982
35, 985, 022
331,820
2, 673, 267
l11,
433,162 .. . . . . . . .. . . . .
15, (3, 288
1, 090, 674
6, 284, 074
1:2,
069
1, 205, 746
5,
$90, 820
2, 647, 000
1,
21, 000
7,186,
531
28, 804
13, 303, 621
26, 925, 800
2, 381, 859
442,
789
22,
218,
550
11,517,000 42, 913, 393
5,
167,
464
8, 864, 032
484......
533, 912
3,125, 541
12,
799,
724
919, 987
9, 202, 619
1, 435, 321
3, 107, 381
3,644,
895
154, 600
4,777,
618
$3, 213, 477 $222, 886, 389
1,775,867 27, 403, 017
206, 520
16, 303, 900
17, 564
2, 377, 433
636, 374
4, 731, 939
61, 463
119, 000
77,
718
2, 473, 000
82,
721
4, 742, 900
1,863, 700
21, 729, 190
197, 368
150, 244
1,002, 824
2, 662, 200
54, 056
8, 409, 637
100,350
$780, 330
41, 500, 688
74, 664, 839
278, 270
9, 634,975
351,606
4, 635, 813
8, 478, 000
19, 320, 503
186, 30
9,134, 700
738, 926
54,250
r
H
3(
y
GROUP II.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
H
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
:5
26
Washington, D. C_________________
Minneapolis, Minn ________________
New Orleans, La___
Cincinnati, Ohio___________________
Newark, N. J-..........
-----Kansas City, Mo__________________
Seattle, Wash__________h____________
Indianapolis, Ind__________________.
Rochester, N. YV-------
Jersey City, N. J__________________
Houston, Tex___--_________-- _____
Louisville, Ky____________..
________
Portland, Oreg- -------------- _-__-
038
$16,068,
22 278,
,
387
22,933, i
241
98
,920,
013
24 ,227,
141
15,314,
435
14,192,
294
4,196,
821
22 075,
917
15,966,298
9 ,857,
565
11 847,
065
16 S620,
910
$112,
410
7, 259,
859
3,455,
108
41,
980,
096
18,
766,
497
7,
656,
408
1,589,
710
1,
434,
023
3,745,
143
13,
184,187,
6ti308,
,609
i, 374
54G,
1 532,
{,
2(4
$112,
410 .--....... ... ... ...
.........
1,
070,
208
$4,
743,
263
$1,
446,
388
3,
455,
108 - - - - - - -- - - - - - 1,022,
653
37,
552,
317
3,405,
126
603,
006
17,
543,
767
619,
724
2,
599,
127
2,133,
974
2,
923,
307
2,721
1,571,489
15, 500
848,
023
58,
000
528,
000
575,
643
2,
468,
500
701,
000
2,
469,
381
10,
714,
806 .
.
_
1,96)3,
706
3,
860,
698
484,
205
1, 277, :374
4,199,
0(0
1,070,
000
98.2,
301
4, 209, 141
340,
822
$5,323,
087
8, 592, 946
3, 537, 998
11,415, 279
1, 508, 051
433, 282
3, 323, 139
624, 577
1, 221, 604
1,374, 649
18, 743
_
1,
012, 638
2,199, I
188
$140, 677
248, 547
99, 248
74, 267
149, 881
12, 726
85, 261
94, 573
1, 000, 604
286, 968
$1,
238, 181
713, 000
1, 224, 012
359, 785
20, 000
3, 144, 208
4, 0o0
207, 000
1,087, 681
25, 768
81, 728
659,
657
$5, 182, 410
7, 106, 218
2, 725, 750
10, 117, 000
1998,
365
400, 556
L,670
526, 004
14, 000
18, 743
986,
870
1,457, 803
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
;
$
[
'
'
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
Columbus, Ohio ....
Toledo, Ohio
____________
Oakland, Calif__
_
Denver, Colo _______
Atlanta, Ga_
St. Paul, Minn___
Dallas, Tex____ ----------------Birmingham, Ala ___________.______
Akron, Ohio_________
Memphis, Tenn_..._
$9, 203, 436
4, 030, 620
7, 314, 775
4, 200, 745
1, 441, 655
15, 210, 538
4, 064, 852
3, 064, 843
4, 112, 275
2, 988, 675
$7, 851, 856
2, 392, 959
1, 592, 078
916, 972
1, 004, 950
14, 297, 308
1, 513, 202
392, 282
2, 136, 497
1, 704, 401
1, 468, 208
658, 202
782
696, 753
106, 956
37
Providence, R. I__________________
38
San Antonio, Tex__________________
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
Omaha, Nebr
________________
Syracuse, N. Y____________________
Dayton, Ohio_______________
Oklahoma City, Okla
______
Worcester, Mass-----Richmond, Va __________
Youngstown, Ohio______________
Grand Rapids, Mich____________
20,
5,
8,
5,
3,
8,
3,
11,
14, 772, 788
3, 473, 519
6, 353, 216
87, 300
1, 899, 087
7, 002, 049
739, 423
10, 838, 162
144, 316
2, 661, 802
657, 615
2, 135, 019
1, 256, 476
87, 300
141, 709
2, 393, 785
5, 423
2, 288, 262
1 2, 216
407, 702
47
48
49
Fort Worth, Tex___________.....
...
Hartford, Conn________
_____
Flint, Mich __________________
50
New Haven, Conn__
51
52
53
54
55
56
San Diego, Calif ________________
Nashville, Tenn __________________
Long Beach, Calif____
Springfield, Mass ....
_
____ _____
Bridgeport, Conn__
__
Tulsa, Okla____
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
Des Moines, Iowa____________
Scranton, Pa ____________...______
Salt Lake City, Utah___________
Yonkers, N. Y...__________ _____
Paterson, N. J______ _
Jacksonville, Fla_____
__......_.....
Albany, N. Y____________
Norfolk, Va___
Trenton, N. J_
Kansas City, Kans__._
_________
1 Overdraft.
__ __
417,
303,
410,
713,
682,
495,
512,
945,
410,
5, 636,
836
309
981
986
991
922
626
688
507
390
2, 712, 080
9, 547, 380
3, 690, 480
4, 036, 324
3, 169, 347
4, 061, 836
6, 282, 408
1, 791, 210
358, 542
3, 155, 386
1, 844,
2, 245,
1, 998,
1, 988,
3, 375,
1, 610,
3, 116,
15, 027,
3, 926,
5, 095,
426
776
885
752
537
590
407
867
785
525
2, 751,
4, 388,
2, 219,
958,
427,
1, 441,
447,
382
338
564
796
506
047
242
$526,
930,
908,
429,
426,
345,
140,
24,
427,
687,
372,
491
837
206
772
441
763
064
050
506
047
242
$6, 511,
1, 462,
683,
487,
1, 004,
8, 983,
855,
327,
1, 439,
270,
180
122
872
200
500
100
000
500
744
000
14, 115, 173
1, 338, 500
4, 428, 740
1, 757, 378
4, 608, 264
659, 000
8, 310, 900
116, 532
2, 074, 000
904,
1, 381,
2, 079,
801,
727
202
500
000
$814, 185
---------
-- ----------
64, 000
1, 327, 445
668, 000
000
000
000
100
1, 420, 214
2, 661, 373
133, 746
754, 000
75, 000
-------------
2, 254, 064
986, 245
768, 671
66, 567
2, 566,
529,
2, 002,
7, 947,
3, 149,
3, 056,
037
843
330
277
653
896
1, 054, 233
1, 199, 831
361, 570
478, 671
1 6, 433
254, 000
290, 000
8, 000
63, 537
118, 466
47, 970
206, 502
333, 990
45, 659
2, 502,
256,
1, 128,
6, 660,
2, 811,
859,
500
377
060
900
663
667
370, 675
65, 000
155,
826,
1, 079,
4,
2, 151,
$22, 778
45, 550
$59, 250
9, 000
$431, 351
607, 807
---
450
3, 846, 000
75,
239,
30,
180,
$513, 379
662, 357
000
300
875
000
570
1, 767,
94,
822,
62,
192,
411,
14,
917
066
762
213
281
470
378
45, 540
13, 466
14, 812
13, 713
16, 036
54, 113
1, 348
4, 231, 021
20, 553
484, 194
16, 237
93, 875
115, 636
1, 894, 857
575, 908
142, 274
31, 140
97, 848
13, 053
1 1, 261
1, 562
14, 010
115, 636
59, 160
20, 858
1 2, 244
2, 840
16,
450
319, 344
39, 454
1, 208, 204
838, 418
402, 309
43, 212
50, 238
61, 002
209, 115
4, 374
39, 454
22, 743
48, 956
139, 068
43, 212
1, 033
11, 983
209, 115
358, 286
174, 143
295, 058
1, 103, 657
53, 307
35, 163
121, 726
1, 385
285, 222
7, 083
17, 739
56, 715
3, 258
2, 232
5, 363
1, 025
2, 027
385
13, 621
4, 280
325,
36,
234,
8,
636
000
500
500
56, 090
3, 842, 000
410, 306
76, 000
1, 396, 741
44, 600
573, 450
40, 000
176, 245
301, 267
13, 030
291, 173
7, 500
75,
149
14, 675
3, 865
22, 000
15, 000
1, 835, 697
533, 050
129, 518
28, 300
10, 000
58, 481
256, 489
70, 000
5, 200
6, 450
31, 050
62, 985
164, 728
29, 700
175, 819
87, 728
211, 800
1, 017, 325
37, 444
90, 100
10, 500
34, 138
500
160, 200
,
1, 115, 461
789, 462
258, 041
18, 155
-------..----
r
119, 199
1, 000
111, 401
2, 803
0
M
r
TABLE 17.-AMOUNT
OF SPECIFIED ASSETS AT CLOSE OF YEAR:
[This table is presented in 2 sections, the second section beginning on p. 139.
CITY
Aggregate
Total
Cash
City
securities
(par
For text discussion, see p. 26]
ASSETS IN PUBLIC TRUST FUNDS
IN SINKING FUNDS
SASSETS
.
1933-Continued
For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. viii.
O
ents
investmentse) Total
Cash
City
securities investments
(par
value)
value)
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000-Continued
Chattanooga, Tenn____--- ---------Fort Wayne, Ind_---------------Camden, N. J--------------------____________
Erie, Pa
Elizabeth, N. J______ ____---------___-------Wichita, KansSpokane, Wash____---______---Fall River, Mass_
Cambridge, Mass_
New Bedford, Mass_...............
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
Reading, Pa ________-__-__---------____
-Knoxville, Tenn ____..
Peoria, Ill ________________-------......
South Bend, Ind___________..
-___-- Tacoma, Wash___ ____Gary, Ind- ______---___----------Miami, Fla ________--- ---------_ _----------- ..
Canton, Ohio--__----Wilmington, Del_
Somerville, Mass ----------------
618, 612
2, 364, 631
1, 240, 812
1, 663, 831
1, 903, 411
615, 772
2, 921, 286
2,172,
992
4, 031, 739
731, 267
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Tampa, Fla___________-__
Evansville, Ind- -____-_---El Paso, Tex___ ________ ______--2,
-------Lynn, Mass- __--------___
Utica, N. Y______ ________
Duluth, Minn ___________-.-----Waterbury, Conn_______
Lowell, Mass5-----------------------
1, 874, 475
2, 136, 209
101, 550
1, 421, 537
1, 142, 934
4, 202, 593
2, 234, 143
522, 773
$143, 360 ._____-- ..
$766
7, 582
3, 129, 125
22, 385
248, 000
176, 963
1, 239, 715
335, 855
4, 388 --------------------------88, 198
198, 482
151, 000
11, 798
980, 900
118, 176
144, 000
39, 345
$314, 460
278, 348
3, 185, 110
468, 600
1, 585, 570
4, 388
397, 880
1, 151, 798
3, 125, 076
829, 381
$359, 180
1, 594, 532
3, 756, 396
-1, 464, 084
3, 499, 697
346, 300
1, 056, 124
1, 534, 311
4, 203, 196
1, 847, 139
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
139, 782
1, 666, 768
109, 151
2, 442
28, 000
1, 503, 026
177, 299
598, 736
45, 811
376, 422
922
1,
817,
1, 089, 729
177,
299 _
256, 536
41, 817
147, 385
561,
018
2, 529
342, 200
3, 994
204, 000
664
1,217,
730, 700
$171,
270,
33,
43,
10,
100
000
600
637
000
111, 200
989, 000
2, 026, 000
646, 036
2, 631
161, 300
-_
1, 399,
72,
1, 576,
208,
151,
35,
175,
-
358, 957
72, 904
381, 125
582
14, 521
35, 082
8, 126
975
904
125
232
335
082
725
-
---
25, 037
39,
240
356, 500
1, 041, 018 ____________-__
-_146,
1, 195, 000 __-______..207,
650
57, 500
79, 314
120, 000
47, 599
$15, 189
332, 949
64, 670
29, 718
93, 066
115, 575
94, 936
67, 439
145, 249
505, 585
$689 __________
$142, 736
56, 958
47, 300
17, 370
______29,
497 ______
29, 350
54, 916
94, 200
14, 175
3, 856
11, 550
260 __
4, 082
26, 000
1, 514
$14, 500
133, 255
16, 049
33, 433
688, 046
312, 134
122, 232
169,
008
20, 471
150,
912
834, 621
142, 324
..
1, 382 ______________
12, 433
271, 300
52, 069
258, 560
42, 875
6, 839
5, 073
_
428
32,
471
118,
700
984
15,
137, 600
72, 328
._111,
31, 128 --
14,
667
21, 000
364, 677
10, 699
110, 320
580
136,
20,
000
16,
228
624,
693
196
7, 439
445
76,
853
071
112,
213, 945
3, 666, 534
302, 774
155, 130
4, 420
24, 048
7,
853
211 _
3, 635
215, 685
7, 712
22
3, 019
84, 591
000
69,
_111,
9, 871
617, 011
221
8,
800
7, 200
79,
530
179
67,
141, 167
478, 071
37, 806
200,
2, 833,
295,
155,
860
439
838
062
108
O
[This table is presented in 2 sections, the first section beginning on p. 136.
For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. viiin.
CASHERAL ADMENERIA
TREASURTIVE
FUAND
ASSETS IN INVESTMIENT FUNDS AND MISCELLANEOUS INVESTMENTS
CITY
Grand total
Total
TC
Cash
City securities
(par value)
For test discussion, see p. 26]
Other investments
Exclusive of
amounts held in
private trust
accounts
Amounts held
in private trust
accounts
8582, 011, 186
$
81, 758, 633
$120, 864, 779
$425, 413, 954
$33, 973, 820
$360, 669, 516
$30, 669, 698
485, 934, 320
63, 236, 227
32, 840, 639
__--_--
Group I
Group II______.
Group III .___......-
212, 876
288, 032
1, 257, 725
108, 054, 219
6, 676, 603
6, 133, 957
360, 341, 140
51,083, 826
13, 988, 988
17, 326, 085
5, 187, 766
11, 459, 969
242, 806, 830
58, 142, 225
59, 720, 461
16, 525, 449
9, 963, 804
4, 180, 445
$2, 178, 158
39, 093
$3, 045,
55, 049,
7, 485,
5, 606,
47, 198,
7, 806,
13, 014,
2, 008,
4, 583,
5, 341,
z
GROUP I.--CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
..
New York, N. Y
Chicago, Ill_____________________________________
Pa ____________ __-----------___ _
Philadelphia,
D etroit, M ich________________________________-__
Los Angeles, Calif
_
_____
..
___ ...
Cleveland, Ohio ....
________________
St. Louis, Mo
Baltimore, Md___
___________-___
Boston, Mass _________________
_________
Pittsburgh, Pa__
11
San Francisco, Calif
12
13
Milwaukee, Wis -___
Buffalo, N. Y .3,266,-329---2,-9--------------
$158, 458, 015
100, 073, 823
- 146, 536, 215
2, 314, 274
722, 887
7, 050, 110
2, 767, 665
404, 234
61, 545, 265
2, 086, 760
$120, 833
898, 461
89, 379
.........................
1, 379
284, 744
4, 215
1, 234
605, 946
409, 644
...-------------------.
...--------------------.--------708, 743
3, 266, 329
1 $156, 159, 024
$99, 136, 269
2 145, 277, 436 _
1, 169, 400
.
.
.
_---_
90, 480
18, 000
6, 732, 616
850, 000
74, 000
403, 000
-__
57, 964, 200
_
_
500, 000 _ . . . . .. . . .
20, 934
-
2, 202, 959
.
274
028
750
450
2, 975, 119
1,177, 116
T- -
--------------
-------
2, 314,
613,
32,
1, 839,
-
687, 809
5, 469, 288
$3, 580, 214
619
729, 990
493
133 _________-___1, 368, 143
247
5, 101, 352
844
667
3, 840, 274
1, 826
776
372, 855
476
619
28, 505
105
15, 954,443
y
!
55
5
561,461
8, 590, 658
7, 121, 750
1
'
508, 122
432, 707
H
GROUP II.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
Washington, D. C
______________
Minneapolis, Minn_
New Orleans, La__
Cincinnati, Ohio _____
Newark, N. J__
Kansas City, Mo- ------------------Seattle, Wash _
Indianapolis, Ind ___________
Rochester, N. Y ____________
Jersey City, N . J ............
Houston, Tex _-Louisville, Ky . ____________
Portland, Oreg______________
______.
______.
--------.
________.
$711,072
1, 479,
38, 477,
1, 290,
1, 885,
3, 727,
207,
12, 649,
$2,
762
854
681
572
900
400
614
948
8, 291
23, 383
93, 715
32, 189
36, 495
43, 865
80, 468
1, 018, 270
1, 707, 448
47, 332
$604, 223
981, 300
924, 050
898, 726
105, 000
-----------------
$338, 629
438, 000, 000
903, 437
---------------
1, 508, 000
811, 023, 083
818,
677
1, 655, 304
$104, 087
159, 925
469, 390
343, 139
893, 459
2, 686, 774
171, 119
75, 000
80, 468
199, 593
4, 812
$10, 622, 024
5, 062, 378
14, 276, 920
6, 975, 001
5 5, 409, 552
5, 238, 780
4, 931, 554
1, 928, 607
4, 393, 979
1, 335, 731
3, 449, 745
3, 260, 645
2, 076, 413
$10, 517
652, 132
183, 361
71,956
8, 071, 573
100, 065
620, 491
2, 000
65, 243
71, 731
00
rrl
9, 138
105, 597
.
See footnotes at end of table.
+
TABLE 17.--AMOUNT
OF SPECIFIED ASSETS
[This table is presented in 2 sections, the first section beginning on p. 136.
_
~
--
AT CLOSE
OF YEAR:
1933-Continued
For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. viiI.
For text discussion, see p. 26]
.~-----
CASH IN GENERAL TREASURY AND
GENERAL ADMiINISTRATIVE FUNDS
ASSETS IN INVESTMENT FUNDS AND MISCELL ANEOUS INVESTMENTS
CITY
City securities
(par value)
Cash
Total
Real property
Other investents
Exclusive of
amounts held in
private trust
accounts
U
in private
trld
in private trunts
accounts
.
h
GRouP]III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000TO300,000
i
t
I
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
Columbus, Ohio _____________
____________
Toledo, Ohio-- -........
...........
..........
Oakland, Calif- -...............
.....
Denver, Colo ._...............
................
A tlanta, G a-....................................
St. Paul, Minn___________ ______.. _____ __
D allas, Tex - --...............
................
Birmingham, Ala____
___________________
A kron, O hio --..........
...........
..........
Memphis, Tenn_ _______..
_______________
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
Providence, R. I_
San Antonio, Tex__________________________
Omaha, Nebr--.
Syracuse, N . Y - -----------------------------Dayton, Ohio --..............................
Oklahoma City, Okla ... ___...____________
Worcester, Mass .________________
_____ __
Richmond, Va _________
________________ _
Youngstown, Ohio________________________
Grand Rapids, Mich_______________________
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
Fort Worth, Tex
Hartford, Conn--Flint. M ich---- ....
...
....
....
....
....
... __
New Haven, Conn___ .....
________
____
San Diego, Calif _______________________ ___
Nashville, Tenn_ _
_
_
Long Beach, Calif _________________________
Springfield, Mass _____________
___________
.
Bridgeport, Conn ..
Tulsa, Okla_ . . . . _ . . _ . . .. ______ _ - ___ _
.
$314,
478,
445,
197,
935
116
604
524
$2, 860
772
76, 22
$302,
22,
290,
170,
130, 000
1, 638, 678
075
840
248
000
125, 000
27, 349
577, 259
7, 350
933, 588
338, 000
6,351
883,
938
1,907
1, 022, 626
974, 247
172, 076
4, 030, 484
9, 439
159,900
__
144 34, 188
5, 258
. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .
-
-
-
-
--
227, 773
1, 157, 723
-
49, 702
24, 277
41, 705
--
1, 279, 174
_ vu_ ,- vv
v
72, 000
- -
436,320
88, 363
905
5,441
10
o
618
642, 935
260, 144
-- -
$3
3, 054, 429
--
-
-
-
--
--
--
-
-
-
--
-"
250, 000
--
---
-
-
-----.
1,980
900, 000
5, 000
--- -1,763
23, 591
627, 200
_-_
251, 738
1,022,626
289, 000 ----------------- 651, 059
10-- -------166,818
103,000
3,913,682
13,802
439
.......................... 9,
I_ _._ _ _ _ _ _
_
._i
-
__
_
..
-
_
_. _ _ _
..
-
.
__
_-
_-
-
_
..
2, 403, 101
932.028
-
---- .....--
.
H
497, 188
432, 456
758. 000
.----------------
995, 591
$523, 263
4, 840, 773
1, 229, 969
341, 734
85,027
2, 359, 427
840, 984
1, 564,308
228, 389
11, 665
294, 397
168, 231
000
504
130
524
5, 000
1, 603, 979
144, 803
1, 161, 977
609, 809
294, 397
3, 054, 429
758, 001
250, 000
$10,
269,
79,
27,
$185, 000
152, 919
..
1, 128, 237
878,
346
333, 644
123,917
1, 613, 036
7 164, 307
3,954,366
1, 424, 143
846, 548
929,
176
2, 046, 404
1, 709, 152
1, 731, 533 ..
297, 540 _
692, 2107
.
.
.
29, 743
334, 821
108, 555
1, 394
5, 412
150
52, 318
j
;
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
Des Moines, Iowa -...---------.-_Scranton, Pa.. _ __ ___________
_
__
Salt Lake City, Utah- ------------------------Yonkers, N. Y ------------------------------Paterson, N. J --506,159
Jacksonville, Fla -------..
.Albany, N. Y --.
Norfolk, Va__
.
.
.
.
. .
.6,
Trenton, N. J-------------Kansas City, Kans-------_
___----- ..-..-
100,971
165,491
666,095
489,711
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
Chattanooga, Tenn --....
.. .......
Fort Wayne, Ind---- -----------Camden, N. J--------------------------------Erie, Pa--------------------------------------Elizabeth, N. J -- ----.
W ichita, Ksns - - - - - -. - -. . . . . . .7,
Spokane, Wash--------------------------------FallRiver, Mass .313,
Cambridge, Mass---------------N ew B edford, MI - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ass
2,
500
.......----------435, 499
126, 785
101,462
2,200
48,
576
471, 850
4, 601
353 . . .----------161,236
26,
889
77
..
778 Reading, PTenn--------------------------------K nil, Pa.
14,763
13,000
538 .............. ...
73, 756
10,711
479,
000 _...
2,500 . . . . . . . .
.
1,000
665,000665,-00----------------..
325, 745
-----601, 548
28. 528
252, 224
- -_--1
--- 665,000
86, 313, 688
1__--0
12, 057
_320,
-
-----------------223, 714
. 61.
000
48, 576
-293, 315
97.
347
73, 208
351,076
164,953
1, 137, 445
592, 339
1..__...........__ 476
959,
.
280,919
_...
796
.2,
-85,
--
-173,
500
000
38,262
- -
934
7. 353
000
_37,
--
393, 334
- - - 2,243
2, 245
428,475
---- - - - - - - - - - - - -
-----
-5,074
--------
- - - - - - - - - - -
_----
---
-
393, 334
. . . . . .--2,245
2, 245
301,901
1---_-_
113, 336
19, 595
971
8
20 5, 75
31,852
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
Knoxville, Tenn-- ---------------Peoria, Ill--- --------------------------"------253,688
South Bend, Ind ---------Tacoma, Wash---- -------------G ary , Ind - - - - - - - -2
Miami, Fla---------------------------------Canton, Ohio
- -.---- - --Wilmington, Del------------------------------Somerville, Mass_---- -------------------------
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Tampa, Fla----------------------- ------------5, 855
-2,
000
3,865
Evansville, Ind -137,--114---------------137,114
42, 802 -----_
94, 312
El Paso, Tex--96,
000
-96,
000
Lynn, Mass--617, 166
2, 266
34, 200
580, 700
Utica, N. Y__.------------------------------------------------Duluth, Miinn -- - - --239, 500
__239, 500
3,5_---217,
W aterbury, Conn---- - - - - - - --- - - - - _ _ - - - - - - - _ _ - - - - - - _ _ __
94 Mas--------------------------------------------- -------------L owell, ass .------------.
M Lwel,
. .. . .. . .. . .. ..
_----...__ ___367,
121,500
32,
425
19,
595
l--- .
. --.. .
.
.
.
489,705
84,169
399, 554
0 5, 8 75
. . . . . .. . ..
1,192, 982 _147, 000
..
41,191
391
25,800
303, 099 ---------- ---
-_
1 Value of rapid-transit system owned but not operated by the city.
2 Value of gas-supply system and elevated electric railway owned but not operated by the city.
3 Overdraft.
4 Value of Cincinnati Southern Ry. owned but not operated by the city.
e Excess of cash in private trust account over cash in general treasury.
e Value of subway owned but not operated by the city.
Includes overdraft and excess of cash in private trust account over cah in general treasury.
I Includes value of docks and terminals owned but not operated by the city.
.
-
107, 927
.
.
5, 011
1.
014, 130
-.-
15,000
303,099
47,848
26
11, 689
108,465
250,034
160,894
46.
870
75, 278
1,175, 383
154, 899
882, 190
280, 481
678, 182
683, 473
1,275, 099
22, 660
504, 954
288,462
893, 033
1,339, 228
218, 984 -398,
781
456
461,180
508, 928
4, 371
42, 782
116,
692
24, 157
9, 983
- - - - 3,
291
1,618
78, 357
3, 215
460,
5365
460, 536 _------
233,305
650
299,078 ,- ---- _ _
853,
700
301,103
691,623
1, 115
17 4 , 5 35
20 , 543
1, 299, 339
32,
072
204, 1158 - - - - 2, 047,
398
18, 800
285, 844 _
448,
529
1, 711,226
324, 215
481, 230
776, 398
993
1,755,142
36, 643
43
12,
667
68, 520
28,357
2, 838
1, 256
43,484
502
TABLE 18.--TOTAL AND PER CAPITA OF ALL DEBTS AND OF THE PRINCIPAL CLASSES THEREOF AT CLOSE OF YEAR, TOGETHER WITH
CHANGES
DURING THE YEAR IN
FUNDED AND FLOATING
[This table is presented in 2 sections, the second section beginning on p. 145.
DEBT, NET DEBT, AND SINKING FUND ASSETS:
1933
For text discussion, see p. 27]
For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. viii.
GROSS DEBT AT CLOSE OF YEAR
Classified by the governmental unit by
incurred
Swhich
.Q
Total
Other gov-
...
$7, 143, 763, 750
$601, 611, 501
$744, 018, 194
87,125, 155, 954
$290, 925, 587
$319, 034, 592
5, 887, 771, 984
1, 041, 031, 143
1, 560, 590, 318
5, 056, 268, 730
785, 603, 497
1, 301, 891, 523
311, 830, 767
83, 109, 709
206, 671, 025
519, 672, 487
172, 317, 937
52, 027, 770
4, 874, 154, 378
902, 003, 144
1, 348, 998, 432
250, 665, 840
28, 719, 501
11, 540, 246
171, 587, 193
51, 666, 510
95, 780, 889
496, 377, 806
49, 059, 165
86, 027, 182
94, 986, 767
9, 582, 823
18, 243, 569
$97, 682, 000
41, 051, 617
.
11,494, 414
$207, 246, 800
196, 751, 334
10, 100, 000
55, 738, 841
$4, 817, 245
70, 918, 524
5, 705, 221
HAVING A POPULATION
.
...
Washington, D. C __.________
Minneapolis, Minn_
.......
New Orleans. La__________
....
Cincinnati, Ohio____________
.
Newark, N. J_
Kansas City, Mo ._______----Seattle, W ash ....................
Indianapolis, Ind
_____
_____
Rochester, N. Y_ .... ______-.. _______
Jersey City, N. J_.....
Houston, Tex -- __----------.Louisville, Ky___--_____-----____......
Portland, Oreg____
.
......
$102,
900
69, 163, 264
107, 379, 856
131, 307, 701
158, 108, 436
73, 893, 187
105, 338, 044
34, 228, 113
82, 744, 721
94, 924, 149
61, 806, 558
40, 271, 879
81, 762, 335
,.
$100, 000
330, 570, 267
50, 000
12, 233, 713
23, 106, 531
52, 872, 922
31, 485, 265
23, 245, 500
1, 997, 000 ------- _-__
_
-_
$2, 617, 762, 065
306, 385, 271
579, 575, 921
411,805, 859
168, 904, 467
123, 016, 274
80, 045, 808
198, 610, 583
185, 951, 000
61, 300, 414
166, 849, 728
51, 953, 978
104, 107, 362
617, 862, 065
780, 564, 474
646, 804, 137
424, 039, 572
244, 883, 920
177, 747, 039
82, 042, 808
198, 610, 583
185, 951, 000
152, 251, 987
166, 849, 728
81, 797, 929
128, 366, 742
.
,_
$143, 608, 936
67, 178, 216
22, 928, 193
-
.
900
$102,
64, 618, 101
86, 955, 565
99, 947, 204
131, 857, 755
35, 906, 164
71, 121, 009
17. 807, 470
7i, 443, 117
78, 037, 839
34, 018, 481
39, 890, 308
53, 897, 584
-
_24,
HAVING A
GROUP I1.--CITIES
.
Current
assessment
8, 489, 393, 445
$2,
New York, N. Y.
Chicago, Ill_.._.. .......
..........
_ _
Philadelphia, Pa . _ _
Detroit, Mich__ ___________
---Los Angeles, Calif____-----Cleveland, Ohio---..-.---------St. Louis, Mo--------------- -----_
---Baltimore, Md-_______Boston, Mass-------------------------------.........
Pittsburgh, Pa
San Francisco, Calif---------------.....
Milwaukee, Wis...__-........---Buffalo, N. Y___
-.. .
fixed
.
GROUP I.-CITIES
...
Float
Funded or
units of
city
_.
....
Grand total __________ ...
.__..... _
Group I__--.... __
Group II -------------_
Group III_
ernmental
Revenue
bonds and
notes
$631,484, 153
corporation
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
Special
School
district
qCity
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Classified by character of outstanding debt obligations
CITY
68, 023, 380
29, 843, 951
259, 380
POPULATION
$2, 070, 855, 705 $237, 260, 315
12, 484, 572
459, 358, 427
630, 998, 916 .............
356, 409, 317
397, 000
27, 000
238, 884, 828
487, 017
156, 438, 933
81, 839, 000 --.
197, 000, 583
172, 451, 000
148, 991, 341
165, 076, 500
_
_245,
76, 067, 193 .
9, 936
119, 782, 635
$
21, 415, 872
13, 757, 854
10, 467, 000
-- 10, 815, 202
10, 559, 0128
z
z
$122, 813, 159
r
y
0 iI ,
,I, U
--
58, 970,
85, 940,
120, 738,
133, 535,
69, 751,
91, 540,
33, 511,
67, 032,
70, 555,
60, 224,
39, 715,
70,384,
-- - - - -.
4, 011, 480
203, 808
_
1, 000, 000
13, 500, 00
1, 386, 000
1, 946, 052
4, 697, 299
390
2, 035, 878
.
- -
.
.
.
$9, 505, 751
335
7, 854, 081
$8, 463
344
580, 100
9, 636, 057
789
4, 784, 000
211
6, 937, 254
-1, 338, 645
205
78, 353
502 _._____________
141 .
10, 804, 263
939 ------------623, 500
445
21, 193, 684
---------771 ---------------------438-_
7,041,860
124 .......
1
5, 972, 092
-
16, 809, 609
..-..
610, 000
...
1, 658, 285
i
$22, 481
12, 760, 892
28, 768
12, 213, 918
2, 420, 859
12, 806, 531
134, 033
3, 807, 816
2, 551, 520
19, 860
548, 078
1, 744, 409
Cj
c
O
216,
1, 773,
3, 539,
1, 840,
361
228
294
994
$664,
816,
323,
638,
382,
912,
582,
1, 099,
697
076
987
053
478
658
939
703
OF 300,000 TO 500,000
1,,,
$16, 094, 753
Warrants
OF 500,000 AND OVER
.I
$4, 545, 163
20, 424, 291
15, 265, 744
26, 250, 681
16, 571, 151
20, 459, 181
5, 953, 643
11, 301,
604
16, 886, 310
16, 972, 875
381, 571
17, 305, 723
bonds and
certificates
ing
1, 561, 927
8, 363
2, 591,942
y
©
tj
GROUP III.--CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
.,-
-
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
Columbus, Ohio___
Toledo, Ohio-.
.
.
.
Oakland, Calif ........
___ ____
..
Denver, Colo ....................
Atlanta, Ga ..St. Paul, Minn....
Dallas, Tex. ... ___________ ___
Birmingham, Ala_..__............
Akron, Ohio..... ................
Memphis, Tenn __................
$42, 399, 718
45, 329, 709
61, 146, 203
42, 742, 328
16, 482, 200
51, 220, 411
39,169, 426
25, 790, 007
50, 554, 788
29, 672, 831
$33, 454, 532
31, 852, 686
12, 105, 772
32, 914, 615
16, 482, 200
51, 220, 411
39, 169, 426
25, 790, 007
40, 942, 030
29, 672, 831
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
Providence, R. I..................
San Antonio, Tex___
Omaha, Nebr___ ..
__ ____......
Syracuse, N. Y _........
Dayton, Ohio____
Oklahoma City, Okla ..... __.___
Worcester, Mass ......
______. .
Richmond, Va__
___
Youngstown, Ohio__________ ___
.
Grand Rapids, Mich__ ___....
61, 442, 760
32, 823, 854
37, 147, 937
43, 028, 020
25, 025, 006
26, 420, 191
17, 042, 002
38, 349, 728
10, 733, 264
19, 225, 313
61, 442, 760
25, 482, 854
20, 090, 366
42, 766, 731
17, 249, 487
18, 813, 445
17, 042, 002
38, 349, 728
7, 900, 640
14, 429, 013
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
Fort Worth, Tex ........
____...
Hartford, Conn ..... ______......
Flint, M ich ._...................
New Haven, Conn ...... __......
San Diego, Calif.........____....
Nashville, Tenn__....
Long Beach, Calif _ ........
Springfield, Mass_ __.
Bridgeport, Conn_
__
Tulsa, Okla .....
__
26, 786, 391
30, 288, 512
22, 393, 524
18, 384, 266
20, 716, 064
15, 790, 728
24, 028, 897
22, 167, 911
14, 700, 710
24, 255, 015
22, 319, 323
20, 630, 481
14, 336, 524
18, 384, 266
15, 828, 963
15, 790, 728
17, 684, 280
22, 167, 911
14, 700, 710
17, 691, 509
4, 467, 068
8, 120, 882
8, 057, 000
. .
. .
. .
. .
.
4, 887, 101
. .
. .
. .
. .
.
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
Des Moines, Iowa .......... ____
_
Scranton, Pa__ _
Salt Lake City, Utah.............
Yonkers, N. Y___ .............
__
Paterson, N. J_
_________
Jacksonville, Fla___
Albany, N. Y- --------........
Norfolk, Va ..............
Trenton, N. J._____
__
Kansas City, Kans ....____..__
18, 836, 344
11, 093, 537
14, 838, 835
40, 247, 192
36, 264, 906
16, 767, 821
32, 891, 460
41, 434, 250
24, 095, 335
13, 946, 528
10, 952, 004
3, 566,121
10, 758, 758
40, 247, 192
36, 264, 906
12, 516, 035
32, 891, 460
41, 434, 250
24, 095, 335
10, 489, 927
7, 884, 340 ..
6, 464, 024
4, 080, 077
$8,
13,
12,
9,
----
945,
477,
039,
827,
-
--
-
-----
186
023
048
713
-----
-
-
--
-
----
-
--
-
-
----
----
-
$37, 001, 383
-
--
-
-
9, 612, 758
-----
-
-
-
$35, 583, 326
41, 207, 673
59, 863, 625
33, 124, 600
14, 311, 500
35, 744, 000
38, 071, 878
19, 966, 000
40, 876, 593
28, 247, 714
$6, 705, 664
675, 944
-----
-
-
-
$7, 895, 890
4, 000
8, 750, 600
579, 900
7, 400, 000
4, 367, 349
8, 961, 304
553,000
$35, 000
3, 411, 952
6, 888
-----
-
-
-
1, 586, 962
180, 521
777, 645
1, 318, 404
716, 891
661, 074
-------------
7, 341, 000
8, 846, 591
8, 210, 980
261, 289
-------------
7, 775, 519
7, 606, 746
2, 832, 624
4, 796, 300
------, 537, 149
1, 537,149
6, 344, 617
6, 563, 506-
--
-
-
-
---
1, 063, 392
--
-
-
-
-
4, 251, 786 ... ________
.....1, 615, 473
.-
1, 615, 473
, 841, 12..............28
-..........-..............
1, 841,128
58, 442, 500
31, 710, 000
29, 275, 787
33, 276, 664
22, 916, 254
24, 522, 983
11, 676, 600
37, 851, 630
8, 548, 543
15, 104, 757
26, 008,
25, 258,
19, 135,
17, 104,
20, 387,
15, 614,
23, 746,
18, 163,
14, 200,
22, 103,
293
131
000
000
356
854
104
500
710
588
18, 211, 591
9, 433, 366
12, 472, 000
27, 436, 700
30, 760, 264
15, 273, 520
29, 919, 660
39, 731, 400
19, 146, 110
12, 926, 862
-------------
167, 271
----------.--
5, 598, 761
5, 701, 543
998, 226
271, 068
-------------
438, 819
425, 000
--------------
108, 555
23, 481
--------.-----
1, 650, 569
2, 639, 200
400, 000
2, 729, 000
3, 000, 260
28, 400
3, 514, 043
458, 846
71, 899
4, 710, 000
59, 279
169,
158, 610
4, 606, 900
000
3, 620, 000
500, 000
1, 657, 063
486, 505
25, 832
-------------
7, 487
918, 819
732, 974
3, 762, 000
90, 500
1, 056, 000
2, 471, 800
725, 768
307, 972
967, 467
211, 043
1, 085, 454
2, 106,118
535, 770
651, 680
1, 554, 241
655, 402
109,152
1, 000, 000
5, 200
319, 903
134, 254
1, 481, 356
-------------
18, 355
$75, 728
34, 140
1, 275, 690
867, 128
3, 838
572, 100
1, 451, 700
6, 080, 607
5, 406, 655
421, 977
500, 000
1, 632, 184
3, 915, 485
510, 933
529, 524
280, 266
328, 708
1, 674
282, 793
366, 056
0
y
00
O
7, 859
624, 753
143, 420
182, 161
2, 967, 885
16, 324
70, 666
52, 199
H
0
TABLE 18.--TOTAL AND PER CAPITA OF ALL DEBTS AND OF THE PRINCIPAL CLASSES THEREOF AT CLOSE OF YEAR, TOGETHER WITH
CHANGES DURING THE YEAR IN FUNDED AND FLOATING DEBT, NET DEBT, AND SINKING FUND ASSETS: 1933-Continued
[This table is presented in 2 sections, the second section beginning on p. 145.
For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. vIII.
For text discussion, see p. 27]
GROSS DEBT AT CLOSE OF YEAR
Classified by the go ernmental unit by
which incurred
Classified by character of outstanding debt obligations
CITY
Total
q
City
corporation
School
district
0
Other governmental
units of
city
Funded or
fixed
Special
assessment
bonds and
certificates
Floating
Revenue
bonds and
notes
z
Warrants
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000--Continueed
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Chattanooga, Tenn_ __
Fort Wayne, Ind_______
Camden, N. J____________
Erie, Pa__ ___________________
Elizabeth, N. J__________
Wichita, Kans
Spokane, Wash_
Fall River, Mass___
Cambridge, Mass_
New Bedford, Mass__
Reading, Pa___________
Knoxville, Tenn_________
Peoria, Ill_
South Bend, Ind_
-___
Tacoma, Wash
Gary, Ind___________________
Miami, Fia __
Canton, Ohio_____________
Wilmington, Del ...........
Somerville, Mass____________
Tampa, Fla_
Evansville, Ind__________
El Paso, Tex_______________
Lynn, Mass .......-.......
Utica, N.
Duluth, Minn____
Waterbury, Conn_ .
_.
Low ell, M ass - - _ _ ___ -
$15, 233, 489
6, 453, 355
27, 910, 259
14, 339, 691
19, 191, 148
9, 097, 275
4, 982, 757
10, 992, 880
15, 423, 800
10, 274, 928
11, 711, 700
26, 947, 155
5,464, 365
6, 570, 652
17, 577, 078
6, 194, 272
37, 712, 719
13,698,999
14, 535, 400
5, 632, 612
18, 679, 567
4, 804, 200
10,
611, 249
9, 506, 615
13, 484, 595
12, 547, 090
18, 451, 778
6, 886, 738
$15, 233, 489
3, 310, 355
27, 910, 289
8, 850, 579
19, 191, 148
7,121, 184
3, 638, 645
10, 992, 880
15, 423, 800
10, 274, 928
5, 673, 000
26, 947, 155
3, 056, 628
3, 125, 652
14, 936, 112
2, 638, 272
31, 322, 591
8,307,423
14, 535, 400
5, 632, 612
091
14, 064,
2, 559, 700
10, 611, 249
9, 506, 615
13, 484, 595
8, 320, 254
18, 413, 920
6, 886, 738
$3, 143, 000
5, 489, 112
1, 976, 091
1, 344, 112
6, 038, 700
352, 473
3, 445, 000
2, 583, 781
3, 556, 000
6, 390, 128
5,391,576
2, 055, 264
57, 185
4, 615, 476
2, 244, 500
-----------
4, 226, 836
37, 858
$13, 661, 503
6, 405, 355
18, O 9, 825
12, 773, 572
13, 429, 911
6, 199, 981
4, 511, 548
9, 325, 500
12, 578, 800
8, 298, 000
10, 328, 700
23, 567, 439
3, 569, 801
6, 570, 652
16, 322, 980
5, 997, 297
27, 091, 296
11,341,107
14, 465, 400
3,
712, 000
17, 174, 678
4, 795, 700
9, 724, 114
6, 844, 900
12, 192, 066
11, 707, 037
16, 478, 724
4, 503, 910
--
1, 276, 340
$1, 217, 000
1, 149, 137
2, 984, 800
2,424, 991
$6, 101
438, 437
2, 326
236, 707
25, 000
$267, 968
$27, 678
47, 000 __________
73, 150
8, 550, 314
391, 112
19, 769
2,338,000
_________
469, 977 _j
234,
502
........
1, 667, 380 _
2, 820,
000
1, 801, 207
26, 735
30, 000
660, 000
2, 007, 202
1, 444, 164
21, 709
150,000
1
148, 936
693,000
1, 113, 699
422, 680
_______
25, 815
6, 011
1, 188, 951
196,
975 .
nnn
n nay nn
9, 9 5, 0UU
243, 09U
2,126,134
70, 000
1, 920, 612
1, 224, 000
127, 015
8, 500
844, 690
2, 661, 715
643, 529
649, 000
451, 000
373., 336
1, 500, 000
2, 118, 260
I--------------
65, 147
. 6,n
666
3 3, 333
81,758
153, 874
42, 445
15, 717
473, 054
264, 568
U
o
[This table is presented in 2 sections, the first section beginning on p. 142.
For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, se? p. viiI. For text discussion, see p. 27]
NET DEBT 2 AT CLOSE
GROSS DEBT AT CLOSE OF YEAR-continued
Classified by creditor
ACITY
The public
capita
0
Grand totalGroup I_
Group II_
Group III ..
L
.
87, 126, 304, 713 $1, 363, 088, 732
.
4, 741,717, 960 1,146, 054, 024
931, 642, 061
109, 389, 082
1, 452, 944, 692
107, 645, 626
General departments
and mun i ci pa service enterprises
Per
capita
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
New York, N. Y___
$1,928,
Chicago, Ill
_
654,
Philadelphia, Pa.__
480,
Detroit, Mich
.
385,
Los Angeles, Calif..
__
240,
Cleveland, Ohio .
.
164,
St. Louis, Mo .....
.
76,
Baltimore,
d .....-.
_
_
166,
Boston, Mass
-...
142,
Pittsburgh, Pa
__
142,
San Francisco, Calif -....
164,
Milwaukee, Wis -.......
71,
Buffalo, N. Y
123,
Public-service enterprises and investments
Total
$226.49 $85,
871,935, 044 $156. 66 2, 617, 458, 401
274. 22
204. 01
143.07
3, 923, 473, 306
776, 867, 347
1,
171,594, 391
GROUP I.-CITIES HAVING A
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
INCREASE DURING YEAR I
Classified by purpose for which incurred
Per
City funds
init
vestmentsTotal
OF YEAR
182. 74 1, 964, 298, 678
152. 24
264, 163,
796
107. 41
388, 995, 927
POPULATION
Total
Per
capita
Funded
and floating debt
Net debt
2
Per
capita
69. 83 $688,
360, 86, 081 $169. 70
91. 49
51.77
35.66
OF 500,000 AND
4, 325, 194, 706
808, 435, 858
1,
226, 955, 517
01. 45
158. 43
112. 48
83, 199, 370
109, 573, 430
8, 88, 852
17, 491, 208
$9, 776, 826, 73, 422, 544
~z
22, 495, 918 87, 077, 512
(.
5,758, 093 3, 124, 759
6, 960, 9 10, 530, 209
530,
OVER
738, 337 $689,123,728
025, 188
12, 539, 286
694, 637
166, 109, 500
677, 117
38, 362, 455
133, 981
4,749, 939
611, 349
13, 135, 690
848, 808
5, 194, 000
538, 883
32, 071, 700
003, 260
43, 947, 740
737, 711
9, 514, 276
187,528
2, 662, 200
932, 037
9, 865, 892
589, 124
4, 777, 618
Washington, D. C -$102, 900 Minneapolis, Minn
62, 577__597
597
New Orleans, La
105,
1__ 685, 556
Cincinnati, Ohio.....
92, 531, 372
Newark, N. J ...
_
139, 280, 834
Kansas City, Mo.....
70, 840, 487
Seattle, Wash_
.......
100, 517, 347
Indianapolis, Ind .....
34,166,113
Rochester, N. Y ....- _
78, 561, 221
Jersey City, N. J...._
83, 121, 662
Houston, Tex--__....
57, 945, 860
_
Louisville, Ky_ .-....-- 36, 072, 879
Portland, Oreg_ ....... _
_
70, 238, 233
See footnotes at end of table.
Sinking
fund
assets
$365. 91 $1, 445, 624, 514 $202. 06 $1, 172,237, 551 $163.85 $1, 835, 555, 919 $26.57 $67, 531, 828 $17, 782.916 $49,748, 912
223.61
757, 870, 237 217. 11
22, 694, 237
6.50
467, 936, 32 134. 05 34, 325, 817
1, 955, 086 32, 370, 731
327. 88
428, 578, 470
217. 25
218, 225, 667 110. 62
470, 025, 531
238. 27
6, 232, 800 13, 275, 410 7, 042, 610
256. 76
324, 935, 372
196. 78
99, 054, 200
59. 98
320, 557, 148
194. 10
7, 352,894
75, 754 6, 600, 140
183. 13
126, 701, 549
94. 75
118, 182, 371
88. 38
224, 502. 537 167. 89
,
534, 725
1, 954,019
580,
70
193.54
134, 503, 875
146. 45
43, 243, 164
47. 09
148, 345, 456
161.53
2, 41, 684
958, 716 2, 544, 032
99. 01
68, 020, 101
82. 09
14, 022, 707
16.
92
72, 388, 180
87. 36
4, 611, 000
561, 954 5, 172, 95a
243. 07
145, 150, 871 177. 64
53,459, 712
65.43
167, 664,120
205. 19
2, 849, 501
86, 6181 2,
936, 19
236. 31
108, 168, 300 137. 46
77, 782, 700
98. 85
138, 272, 661
175. 72
6, 6, 500
69,
1, 559, 280 8, 251,780
224. 39
142, 913, 998
210. 63
9, 337, 989
13.76
134, 959, 845
198. 91
6, 228, 829
41, 383
6, 270, 212
255. 51
52, 028, 889
79. 68
114, 820, 839 175. 84
161, 950, 959
248. 01
3 170,
, 300
101, 624 3, 271, 924
136. 53
78, 672, 629 131.32
3, 125, 300
5. 22
70, 604, 504 117. 85
1, 386, 917
763, 861
623, 056
220. 30
110, 254,501
189. 21
18, 112, 241
31. 08
112, 431, 464
192. 95
7, 002, 901
1, 521, 009 8, 523, 910
GROUP II.-CITIES
tiAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
$6, 5
$6,
58, 667
1, 694, 300
38, 776, 329
18, 827, 602
3, 052, 700
4, 820, 697
62, 000
4, 183, 500
11, 802, 487
3, 860, 698
4, 199, 000
11, 524, 102
4,
$0. 21
144. 78
227. 98
285.39
353. 71
180.18
281.58
91.99
248. 11
296.73
194. 42
127. 24
264. 69
$102, 900
63,141,441
91, 783, 153
94, 028, 921
108, 261, 436
58, 791, 947
45, 334, 682
34,194,113
66, 286, 481
78, 650, 395
49, 299, 684
38, 402, 879
48, 589, 315
$0. 21................
132. 18
$6, 021, 823 $12.61
194. 87
15, 596, 703
33. 11
204.37
37, 278, 780
81. 02
242. 20
49, 847, 000 111.51
143.36
15,101, 240
36. 82
121.18
60, 003, 362 160. 39
91.89
34, 000
.09
198. 76
16, 458, 240
49. 35
245. 86
16, 273, 754
50. 87
155. 08
12, 506, 874
39. 34
121. 34
1, 869, 000
5. 91
157. 30
33, 173, 020 107. 39
$51, 710, 476 $108 25
82, 493, 699
175. 15
79, 338, 793 172. 44
121, 705, 968 272. 27
62, 094, 797 151.41
89, 950, 792 240. 45
32, 077,118
86.21
63, 287, 796
189. 77
245. 59
78, 564, 942
53, 916, 162 169. 60
33, 169, 064 101. 80
60, 126, 251 194. 65
$989, 824
636, 837
2, 647, 993
1, 035, 517
1, 321, 830
1, 542, 840
2, 008, 218
1, 205, 546
469, 093
2, 803, 179
1, 258, 464
335,
959
.....
$9, 085
$510,739
651, 9837
15,150
273, 172 2, 921,165
829, 880 1, 865, 97
2, 883, 882 3, 705, 712
319, 798 1, 862, 638
221, 670 2, 229, 888
5, 019, 682 3,
814, 136
1, 311, 435 1, 790, 528
332, 831 3,
136, 010
82, 842 1, 175, 622
733. 811 1, 06,
069770
6F
H
r
H
y
O
0
H
6/2
y,
M1
TABLE 18.-TOTAL AND PER CAPITA OF ALL DEBTS AND OF THE PRINCIPAL CLASSES THEREOF AT CLOSE OF YEAR, TOGETHER WITH
CHANGES DURING THE YEAR IN FUNDED AND FLOATING DEBT, NET DEBT, AND SINKING FUND ASSETS: 1933-Continued
[This table is presented in 2 sections, the first section beginning on p. 142.
For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. vis.
NET DEBTYEAR CLOSE
OF 2 AT
GROSS DEBT AT CLOSE OF YEAR--continued
CITY
Per
capita
City funds
with in
The public
vestments
INCREASE DURING YEAR IN 3
Classified by purpose for which incurred
Classified by creditor
ST
For text discussion, see p. 27]
General departments
and m un icipa lservice enterprises
1
Per
capita
Total
Per
Total
ments
Funded
and float-
Sinking
fund
capita
Public-service enterprises and invest-
ing debt
assets
Net debt
z
Per
capita
Total
GROUP III.--CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
213
747
083
492
700
811
926
158
954
831
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
-........ $35, 527,
Columbus, Ohio
43. 835,
Toledo, Ohio_............
60, 172,
Oakland, Calif_...........
41, 759,
Denver, Colo_............
15, 441,
Atlanta, Ga_..............
42, 002,
St. Paul, Minn_ ....-...
38, 180,
Dallas, Tex_
25, 435,
Birmingham, Ala ..-...
49, 058,
Akron, Ohio
29, 402,
Memphis, Te n..........
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
Providence, R. I___ -,_
San Antonio, Tex .-.Omaha, Neobr ...---.Syracuse, N. Y ..-....
Dayton, Ohio_.........
Oklahoma City, Okla -___
Worcester, Mass .......Richmond, Va . -.-...
Youngstown, Ohio__---..
Grand Rapids, M'ich -.
42, 551, 999
31, 147, 354
32, 308, 891
43, 028, 020 _22, 433, 628
21, 811, 927
16, 383, 002
29, 856, 928
10, 601, 732
17, 151, 313
47
48
49
50
51
Fort Worth, Tex ____----Hartford, Conn........
Flint, Mich ...._...
New Haven, Conn.
San Diego, Calif .....--
25,
28,
20,
17,
20,
871,
843,
314,
513,
427,
664
829
024
266
064
500
000
015
631
000
890
861
000
520
339
$30. 91
5. 02
154. 24
71. 07
9. 64
60. 29
33. 49
.42
39. 67
28. 92
40, 720, 894
25, 465, 854
28, 786, 957
36, 592, 192
20, 230, 237
19, 987, 791
11, 884, 402
31, 180, 498
9, 069, 099
14, 595, 313
159. 44
105. 49
132. 17
170. 59
97. 92
100. 44
60. 05
168. 63
52. 06
84. 96
20, 721,
7, 358,
8, 360,
6, 435,
4, 794,
6, 432,
5, 157,
7, 169,
1, 664,
4, 630,
866
000
980
828
769
400
600
230
165
000
81. 13
30. 48
38. 39
30. 00
23. 21
32.32
26. 06
38. 77
9. 55
26. 95
43, 669, 712
28, 236, 481
26, 809, 988
33, 189, 364
21, 017, 167
17, 792, 002
10, 937, 177
27, 452, 287
8, 829, 227
13, 197, 616
391
363
024
266
538
124, 57
148. 13
118. 63
112.44
50. 06
5, 759, 000
5, 477, 149
2, 748, 500
90, 000
12, 791, 526
34. 12
32. 70
16. 60
.55
80. 81
23, 365, 466
20, 893, 274
16, 915, 436
16, 145, 204
19, 959, 850
18, 890, 761
1, 676, 500
4, 839, 046
2, 591, 778
4, 608, 264
659, 000
8, 492, 800
131, 532
2, 074, 000
240. 57
135. 97
170. 56
200. 60
121. 13
132. 76
86. 11
207. 41
61. 61
111. 91
914,
1, 444,
2, 079,
871,
289,
158. 69
180. 83
135. 23
112. 99
130. 87
21, 027,
24, 811,
19, 645,
18, 294,
7, 924,
727
683
500
000
000
470
714
547
003
550
582
676
718
788
313
$9, 264,
1, 500,
45, 331,
20, 836,
2, 702,
16, 754,
9, 267,
115,
10, 516,
7, 561,
$141.47
151. 66
208. 05
145. 78
58. 78
184. 31
141. 56
94. 85
190. 70
113. 47
--
$27, 731,
38, 814,
58, 271,
32, 346,
13, 354,
29, 342,
36, 558,
19, 577,
38, 741,
26, 543,
$33, 135, 218 $110. 56
43, 829, 709 146. 64
53. 81
15, 815, 188
74. 71
21, 905, 697
49. 14
13, 780, 200
124. 02
34, 465, 521
29, 901, 565 108. 06
94. 43
25, 675, 007
40, 038, 268 151. 03
84. 56
22, 111, 492
505
962
120
836
500
600
500
849
834
000
$6, 872,
1, 493,
974,
982,
1, 040,
9, 217,
988,
354,
1, 495,
270,
$3, 761, 510
626, 889
891, 164
388, 500
892, 000
2, 070, 720
2, 168, 750
368, 000
144, 386
1, 834, 741
$4, 06, 587
61, 608
148, 468
37, 455
466, 000
926, 602
85, 977
151, 945
510, 594
992, 556
$645, 077
565, 281
1, 039, 632
425, 955
426, 000
1,144, 118
2, 254, 727
216, 055
654, 980
842,185
170. 99
116. 97
123. 09
154. 73
101. 73
89. 41
55. 27
14S. 47
50. 63
76. 821
3, 500
212, 000
2, 457, 959
2, 521, 674
668, 685
937, 585
S33, 200
371, 048
588, 774
451, 154
1,222,140
556, 726
1, 591, 504
87, 300
317, 236
1, 447,150
124, 567
280, 776
63, 477
155, 641
1, 225, 640
344, 726
866, 455
2, 434, 374
351, 449
2,384, 735
209, 633
651, 824
652, 251
606, 795
138. 42
124. 74
102. 15
99. 23
126. 09
312, 356
14, 408
97, 000
1, 468, 000
68, 56,
133, 932
308, 576
405, 519
67, 300
51, 348
208, 424
322, 984
308, 519
1, 400, 700
317, 178
$92.53
129.86
198. 27
110. 32
47. 63
105. 59
132.12
72. 00
146. 14
101.50
00
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00
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H
H
52
53
54
55
56
Nashville, Tenn_....
Long Beach, Calif .....
Springfield, Mass ........
Bridgeport, Conn .. .....
Tulsa, Okla.....__________
15, 031, 528
23, 850, 897
22, 149, 756
14, 700, 7101
23, 055, 184
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
Des Moines, Iowa________
Scranton, Pa______
Salt Lake City, Utah ....
Yonkers, N. Y ____________
Paterson, N. J__________
Jacksonville, Fla ._....
Albany, N. Y__________
Norfolk, Va__________
...
Trenton, N. J__ ________
Kansas City, Kans ....
18, 404, 616
10, 773, 837
14, 830, 835
39, 678, 092
33, 751, 906
16, 476, 306
31, 762, 900
34, 773, 350
21, 123, 472
12, 834, 637
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
Chattanooga, Tenn-......
Fort Wayne, Ind...___.__
Camden, N. J_ ___
-___
_____
Erie, Pa_ __
Elizabeth, N. J___
.____
Wichita, Kans..._______
Spokane, Wash ___-......
Fall River, Mass_........
Cambridge, Mass ... _____
New Bedford, Mass_.....
15, 233,
6, 086,
24, 672,
14, 043,
17, 628,
9, 003,
4, 793,
10, 841,
14, 442,
10,104,
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
Reading, Pa_.............
Knoxville, T enn_... ....
Peo ria , Ill___ ____ . . ___
Sou th B end, In d_.... .....
Tacoma, Wash ..........
Gary, Ind_.
Miami, Fla_______ _______
Canton, Ohio_____ _____
Wilmington, Del-.......
Somerville, Mass-........
11, 683, 700
25, 322, 629
5, 160, 640
6, 312, 092
16, 828, 485
6, 190, 278
37, 361, 719
12, 362, 635
13, 641, 300
5, 632, 612
2S,
000
1, 624, 526
303, 725
258, 560
748, 593
3, 994
351, 000
1, 336, 364
894, 100
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Tampa, Fla.._
__
Evansville, Ind ... - __
El Paso, Tex......
.___
Lynn, Mass_.........__
Utica, N. Y_________
Duluth, Minn____ _____
Waterbury, Conn .-_____
Lowell, Mass...____
....
__
17, 633, 530
4, 676, 807
9, 251, 249
9, 472, 415
13, 395, 410
11, 690, 579
18, 331, 778
6, 886, 738
1, 046, 037
127, 393
1, 360, 000
34, 200
89, 185
856, 511
120, 000
489
139
864
115
768
075
356
880
900
928
1, 199, 831
101. 09
155.23
144. 60
99. 94
165. 00
12,
10,
14,
14,
18,
431, 728
319, 700
8, 000
569, 100
2, 513, 000
291, 515
1, 128, 560
6, 660, 900
2, 971, 863
1,111, 891
130.
76.
102.
286.
260.
120.
253.
319.
194.
113.
13, 367, 688
11, 093, 537
10, 217, 835
36, 152, 181
22, 169, 985
11, 728, 556
20, 035, 460
26, 041, 854
23, 076, 414
7, 452, 482
123. 55
53. 73
234. 34
121. 21
162. 77
77. 36
42. 73
95. 36
134. 94
91.25
14, 743, 634
4, 148, 355
25, 416, 889
12, 848, 026
14, 225, 648
8, 742, 275
4, 244, 757
10, 577, 880
14, 149, 800
9, 126, 193
119.58
34. 54
213. 41
108. 61
120. 66
74. 34
36. 40
91.76
123.80
81. 05
104.
243.
49.
59.
162.
57.
349.
127.
136.
53.
10, 920, 700
22, 319, 362
5,124, 365
5, 720, 652
5, 611, 227
6, 194, 272
31, 868, 865
12, 580, 155
7, 208, 400
5, 632, 612
97. 68
7. 08
791, 000
41.84
201. 80
4, 627, 793
3. 10
46. 67
340, 000
52. 20
7. 76
850, 000
51.86
11, 965, 851 110. 59
57. 35--- - 54. 21
295. 63
5, 843, 854
10. 41
117. 02
1, 118, 844
68. 74
67. 62
7, 327, 000
53. ........---.
24
15, 423,
3, 476,
8, 641,
8, 943,
13, 353,
9, 935,
11, 195,
6, 174,
146. 06
33.08
82. 30
86. 92
130. 15
97. 50
110. 52
61.60
759, 200
178, 000
18, 155
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-
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367, 216
3, 237, 425
296, 576
1, 562, 380
94, 200
189, 401
151, 000
980, 900
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18
83
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176. 89
45. 71
101. 06
92. 39
131.43
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1
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106,
719,
681,
700,
628,
728
543
214
710
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567
200
766
615
545
729
778
238
000
354
697
23. 59
85.98
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000
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92. 38
5, 468, 656
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4, 621, 000
257. 31
4, 095, 011
159. 50
14, 094, 921
84. 44
5, 039, 265
154. 36
12, 856, 000
200. 77
15, 392, 396
185.95
1, 018, 921
60. 39
6, 494, 046
37. 79
77.
69.
95.
99.
126.
51
3, 684,
25
13, 309,
77
7, 486,
94----------72
5, 627,
489, 855
2, 305, 000
2, 493, 400
1, 491, 665
4., 500
965,
355, 000
738, 000
415, 000
1, 274, 000
1, 148, 735
3, 256,
1, 328,
1, 969,
563,
131,
2, 611,
7, 256,
712,
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500
14, 197, 294
23, 298, 862
18, 181, 855
14, 200, 710
20, 336, 504
3. 97
19. 19
20. 94
12. 61
42. 12
3.02
6. 33
3. 60
11. 15
10. 20
841, 627
734,361
686, 704.
753,376.
613, 837
298, 7,21
204, 563
17, 395, 799
8, 690, 527
12, 405, 433
27, 436, 700
28, 201, 714
14, 743, 677
27, 917, 330
31, 784,123
16, 722, 225
9, 869, 9C6
120. 22
60. 18
86. 03
195. 28
202.89
106. 15
215. 08
245.04
134. 75
79. 98
416,185
405, 609
196, 000
1, 564, 5001
13, 088
303, 305
117, 365
72, 300
761, 805
537, 399
23, 629
85, 205
80, 154
347, 043
128, 007
884, 715
311, 073
282, 778
197, 919
400, 778
173, 702
478, 724
495, 354
108. 25
51.02
124. 98
104. 07
104. 18
52. 70
37. 74
70. 91
82. 93
66. 57
3, 580
403, 400
145, 245
330, 621
89, 532
217, 413
200, 283
793, 000
571, 050
229. 000
85, 649
7, 357
70, 820
289, 037
221, 884
4, 388
168, 281
28, 376
46, 930
42, 585
89, 229
396, 043
74, 425
41, 584
132, 352
221, 801
32, 002
764, 624
524, 120
271, 585
918
671
510
353
244
486
043
185
671
000
91.401
198.02
32. 71
58. 33
145. 33
55. 11
248. 77
89. 98
125. 48
35. 09
369, 700
1, 110, 600
259, 230.
281, 010
1, 055, 775
8, 000
628, 076
756, 589
309,150
86, 000
118, 354
215, 526
251, 346
895, 074
259, 230
283, 781
929, 999
67, 050
578, 294
159, 675
414, 648
86, 000
15, 794, 964
4, 722, 796
8, 147, 989
6, 636, 668
12, 040, 731
11, 671, 955
16, 302, 999
4, 503, 910
32.05
29. 15
101. 40
36. 28
99. 04
118. 67
8. 21
52. 63
90. 89
150. 51
118. 60
96, 54
138. 34
149. 57
44. 94
77. 60
64. 50
117. 36
114.54
160. 94
44.93
1, 524, 440
287, 000
206, 6411
507, 400
1, 346, 209
210, 580
428, 720
411, 970.
13,
6,
14,
12,
12,
6,
4,
8,
9,
7,
10, 218,
21, 900,
3, 591,
6, 393,
15, 724,
5, 951,
26, 817,
9, 673,
13, 375,
3, 712,
30. 83
12. 64
18. 76
5.47
1. 28
25. 63
71. 63
7. 11
I
2Net debt is funded and floating debt less sinking fund assets at close of year.
132, 407
54 ,906
529, 798
686, 704
753,3 76
746,244
392, 556
820,404
276,154
1, 564, 500
48, 258
35, 170
447,240
143, 935
46, 858
164, 223
459, 513
531, 8131
8,5751 770, 380
259, 0101
796, 409
2, 771
125, 776
59, 050
49, 782
916, 264
105, 498
z
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84, 689 1, 609,129
27, 015
314, 015
188, 680
17, 961
7, 067
514, 467
48, 16
1, 394, 335
34,084
176, 496
1, 325
430, 045
411, 970
I
I
3Italics indicate
decrease.
F-j
FLOATING, AND SPECIAL ASSESSMENT DEBT AT CLOSE OF YEAR, CLASSIFIED BY PURPOSE FOR WHICH INCURRIiED: 1933
TABLE 19.--FUNDED,
[This table is presented in 2 sections, the second section beginning on p. 151.
For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. VIII.
H
,
$7, 735, 116, 133 $5,104,119, 202
$686, 73
06?,
108, 620, 606
19, 088, 073
26, 723, 153
3, 314, 028, 961
721, 784, 058
1, 068, 306, 183
5, 296, 407, 411
982, 389, 155
1, 456, 319, 567
_
Sewers and
sewage
disposal
$154, 431, 832 $79, 718, 108
U
Grand total ____________
Police and
fire depart
ments
General
government
properties 1
Total
Group I_ -Group II___L
--------Group III . ____________
'
(
INCURRED FOR GENERAL PURPOSES
Total
CITY
For text discussion, see p. 29.]
54, 359, 024
6, 385, 026
18, 974, 058
433, 484, 338
77, 501, 671
175, 083, 773
Highways
Charities,
hospitals,
and
correetions
Schools
Libraries,
art galleries,
and
museums
$1,082, 651 $246, 880, 942
034
, 218, 646, 245 6$8,632, 573
182, 060, 754
51, 208, 332
13, 613, 856
687, 259, 560 63, 819, 395
174, 362, 799
2, 145, 500
357, 023, 886f 3, 667, 678
665,
688, 763
171, 432, 841
244, 913, 047
Parks and
play
grounds
331, 414, 90
242, 928, 955
38, 402, 786
50, 083,161
GROUP I.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OV'ER
$58, 204, 373 $15, 171, 650
2, 877, 000 $130, 197, 476
594,
585
64, 087, 749
7, 618, 407 11,
4, 494, 000
82, 418, 921
876, 500
10, 201, 962
3, 484, 750
7, 072, 100
17, 622, 528
2, 895, 622
1, 714, 820
16, 771, 000
4, 000, 000
772, 000
2, 312, 459
47, 464, 584
3, 543, 100
3, 822, 000
20, 705, 000
1, 034, 000
1, 227, 000
3, 465, 500
4, 985, 908
4, 009, 000
2, 990, 000
5, 600, 000
31, 491, 700
4, 729, 736 1, 944, 000
1, 954, 760
5,048,
918
8, 030, 860
$2,
405,
798,
020 $1, 233, 560, 469
494, 339, 174
616
512,
894,
412, 773, 249
916
630,
998,
247, 218, 531
731
300,
368,
121, 208, 194
238,
911,
828
......
130, 492, 395
__
173,
735,
559
Cleveland, Ohio________.
66, 824, 000
81,839,
000
St. Louis, Mo_
144, 150, 871
197,
610,
583
Baltimore, Md ____________ .
94, 588, 300
172,
451,
000
_________.__
Boston, M1Vass
141, 315, 126
150,
649,
626
Pittsburgh, Pa_
50,
595,
200
165,
076,
500
San Francisco, Calif ..-....
73, 187, 283
76,312,
583
Milwaukee, Wis .. ______-___
103, 776, 169
121,
828,
449
Buffalo, N. Y____________
New York, N. Y_
.
Chicago, Ill ..__ . _______
.
Philadelphia, Pa .-......
Detroit, Mich__
Los Angeles, Calif ...
$80, 767, 992
107, 557, 347
141, 339, 617
23, 241, 314
20,
822,
186
53, 452, 786
25, 366, 000
50, 149, 808
34, 341, 800
87, 727, 224
11,
141,
000
9,151,
174
20, 580, 515
$50, 001, 682
19, 319,
086
26, 173, 708
28, 010, 138
2, 283, 250
15, 948, 656
4, 104, 000
391, 000
9, 489, 000
5,
433, 716
10, 070,
000
3, 511, 298
7, 272, 220
$342, 586, 382
24, 747, 000
67, 253, 000
67, 918, 520
52,
088, 452
21, 075, 500
1, 997, 000
27, 303, 242
8, 301, 000
22, 848, 497
13,
083,
000
9, 909, 967
28, 148, 000
$24, 229, 187 $36, 802, 845
_.......... 104, 746, 041
33, 150, 3283
20, 615, 498
7, 880, 000
16, 561, 000
2, 571, 000
4, 788, 591
2,173, 500
10, 694, 567
450, 000
_12,
1, 750, 000
3, 914, 000
7, 392, 500 0
786, 000
........... 3, 137, 056
2,003,
000
493,200
4, 758, 417
22, 000
4, 689, 610
1,135, 010
GROUP II.--CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500 ,000
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
$102, 900
62, 454, 263
78, 261, 388
93, 676, 166
95, 409, 465
56, 049, 850
34, 775, 248
33, 413, 981
,
6 1, 4 0 S 70 2
76, 098, 875
47, 733, 354
37, 9 4 6, 4 3 8
44, 453, 428
$102, 900
_
Washington, D. C
68, 476, 086
...
Minneapolis, Minn------93, 802, 888
New Orleans, La...---------.
130, 954, 946
_--Cincinnati, Ohio--....
145, 256, 465
Newark, N. J
- 71, 089, 850
.-----Kansas City, Mo-__91, 618, 855
.
_
Seattle, W ash ... ... __.
511, 141
Indianapolis, Ind------------- -33,
7 7, 8 3 7 , 2 0 2
R o c h este r, N . Y_ . . . . . . . . . . . . .
92, 372, 629
Jersey C ity, N . J ___.... ......
60, 224, 771
Houston, Tex ...---------39 , 7 15 , 4 38
. . . .... . . . . . . .
.
Lo uis vi l l e , Ky
77, 425, 984
_-.
__
.______-_-Portland, Oreg
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.
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$300, 000
566, 000
2, 885, 305
4, 710, 896
3, 754, 800
2, 337, 375
912, 810
2 2 1, 9 2 5
1, 724, 962
1, 504, 600
169 , 40 0
.
.
$429,
338
1, 910, 188
000
731,
1,636,
000
432,
500
100,
500
25, 000
467, 000
653, 500
$6, 389, 382
14, 415, 500
10, 073, 374
6, 785, 324
6, 907, 000
2, 073, 000
3, 627, 500
2,122, 001
591
299,
7, 616, 500
17, 192, 500
$18, 690, 059
13, 854, 081
35, 494, 356
231
16, 864,
14, 489, 490
10, 336, 982
3, 976, 867
5, 439, 730
10, 524, 195
18, 740, 200
1, 537, 000
21,485, 650
- -- -
--I--I
$6, 207, 430
615, 000
7, 883, 863
8, 212, 525
1, 829, 330
2, 810, 540
3, 262, 203
3, 979, 000
12, 397, 311
574, 000
990, 130
2, 445, 000
$22, 182, 924
5, 929, 000
403, 117
19,
21, 708, 268
21, 141, 300
11, 681, 142
9, 843, 000
16, 33ri, 0603
15, 005, 510
0
10, 802, 664
11, 085, 408 ,
u
9, 241, 41
-
- I--$379, 000
95, 500
220, 500
250, 000
624, 000
4, 5300
:322,0Oi)
250, 000
$4, 443, 750
77, 000
10, 126, 790
7, 167, 438
2, 262, 655
902, 400
2, 940, 780
1, 297, 500
4,
465, 083
1, 064, 3901
1,984, 00()
1, 671, 00(!
N
;
H
'
O
GuouP III-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
Columbus, Ohio...
Toledo, Ohio----------------Oakland, Calif
Denver, Colo -------------Atlanta, Ga_
_
St. Paul, Minn ...........
__
Dallas, Tex-------------- _
_
Birmingham, Ala.............
Akron, Ohio--- --------- _
Memphis, Tenn..._
_.._
37
38
39
40
41
42
3
44
45
46
Providence, R. I__________
San Antonio, Te
___
Omaha, Nebr ... _ _.._
.Syracuse, N. Y
_
Dayt on, Ohio
Oklahoma City, Okla
orcester, Mass-----Richmond, Va
__
_
Youngstown. Ohio
Grard Rapids, Mich _______
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
$42, 288, 990
41, 883, 617
59, 863, 625
41, 875, 200
14, 891,400
51, 039, 890
- 38, 071, 878
24, 337, 349
49, 837, 897
28, 800, 714
$33, 059, 490
40, 287, 617
14, 613, 993
21, 094, 600
12, 189, 400
34, 285, 000
28, 819, 378
24, 042, 349
39, 321, 377
21, 300, 500
$1, :392,100
1, 314, 00
757, 661
3, 000, 000
795, 000
2, 133, 000
496, 000
58, 442, 500
31,710, 000
35, 041, 819
38, 978, 207
23, 914, 480
24, 794, 051
11, f676,600
38, 290, 449
i0, 624, 112
10________
17, 743, 957
37, 752, 500
24, 352, 000
26, 910, 819
32, 553, 068
19, 188, 054
18, 361, 651
6,519, 000
30, 801, 719
8, 960, 112
13, 113, 957
220, 000
213, 000
Fort 5Worth, Tex ............
Hartford, Conn ..-.........
Flint, Mich_________________
New Haven, Conn__
San Diego, Calif___.___. _____
Nashville, Tenn_--.....
----Long Beach, Calif_______.____
Springfield, Mass .---- ____-Brid ;eport, Conn_ __.. .
.
Tulsa, Okla __ _
_22,
26,116.
25, 681,
21, 864,
17, 104,
20, 387,
15, 789,
23, 746,
18, 181,
14, 200,
590,
20, 357,
20, 204,
19, 115,
17, 014,
7, 642,
12, 016,
10, 440,
10, 723,
14, 200,
16, 963,
Des Moines, Iowa
Scranton, Pa_________
Salt Lake City, Utah ........
Yonkers, N. Y_____________
Paterson, N. J-----------_
Jacksonville, Fla .----.
Albany, N. Y
Norfolk, Va .________________
Trenton, N. J
Kansas City, Kans
___
18, 211, 591
10, 378, 017
13, 204, 974
31,198, 700
30, 858, 251
16, 329, 520
32, 391, 460
39, 731, 400
20, 179, 850
13, 894, 329
848
612
000
000
356
054
104
855
710
093
848
463
500
000
447
054
159
855
710
093
12, 742, 935
10, 378, 017
8, 583, 974
27, 205, 100
17, 366, 251
11, 307, 020
19, 513, 891
24, 339, 004
19, 160, 929
7, 411,133
$1, 436, 030
1, 235, 000
29, 141
323,
498,
794,
183,
600,
656, 000
.
551,
000
649, 500
395, 525
329, 763
418, 600
515, 000
6, 540
13, 000
289, 750
24. 000
.
_683,
1, 649, 200
000
378
000
615
000
250,
500
106, 500
.
431, 350
000
470, G60
68, 500
289, 000
59, 000
314, 000
150, 000
431, 000
46, 000
90, 000
814, 000
504, 000
30, 000
6, 403
22, 000
2, 500
88, 084
50, G00
254, 087
1,115, 424
102. 200
305, 333
1, 385, 000
775, 000
28, 400
754, 400
7.31,416
700, 000
200, 667
$5, 943, 232,
23
5, 898, 000
1, 120, 975
2, 321, 800
2, 749, 000
5, 947, 000
6, 947, 000
3, 391, 000
12, 973, 885
1, 436, 000
1,
341
8, 664, 944
589, 000
697, 000
3, 089, 900_
1,851,400
2, 209, 000
7, 479, 000
4, 503, 000
14, 411, 669
3, 884, 000
110, (00
240, 000
310, 000
4, 000
374, 000
742, 000
8, 275,
000
3, 532, 000
6, 879, 375
3, 125, 782
2, 970,150
5, 106., 000
2, 376, 000
11, 939, 700
430, 346
4, 139, 400
10,
442, 500
6, 002, 000
8, 707. 486 -8,
6, 151, 769
6, 047, 385
715, 700
1,941, 000
6, 925, 245
3, 648, 723
2, 990, 300
3, 868, 000
6, 142, 000
2, 335, 500
299, 706
2, 805, 000
247, 250
1,970, 000
3, 148, 000
4, 036, 000
_
230, 464
1, 447, 100
2, 417, 000
3, 392, 824
2, 417, 500
1, 203, 800
2, 581,936
105. 667
112, 205
7,
4,
2,
6,
720, 000
160, 750
086, 000
363, 000
726, 250
4, 136, 000
3, 879, 000
4, 764, 000
4, 235, 000
342, 000
109, 000
190, 900
44, 000
150, 0(0
294, 000
914, 000
35,000
400, 000
1, 070, 000
582, 000
73, 000
280, 000
210, 000
1, 869, 300
92, 000
785,
160
788, 366
777, 085
7, 630, 400
1, 028. 673
2, 777, 000 -----6, 966, 719
8, 548, 664
45, 000
355, 000
58, 500
2, 068, 719
30, 000
8, 945,
186
16, 359, 023
12, 359, 016
9, 344, 000
5. 406, 50
10,
548, 000
7, 564, 000
9, 927, 000
9, 523, 758
6, 948, 000
$43,
$529, 1(0
3, 668, 5100
347, 200
600, 000
88, 000
536, 000
100, 000
14, 314, o000
7, 341. 000
841, 462
9, 865, 154
7, 775, 519
6, 150, 883
702, 000-6, 243, 438
2, 832, 624
4, 053, 257
4. 308, 458
11, 172, 382
8, 057, 000
490, 000
4, 887, 101
1, 846, 000
6, 072, 997
1, 602, 000
4, 265, 710
5, 321, 697
0
..
450, 000
162, 408
112, 000
13, 000
95, 000_CO
.
_
-__
84, 000
202, 000
77, 000
7, 704, 368
6, 440, 000 _1,119
4, 071, 000 ___
9, 986, 000
7, 705, 000
125, 630
, 183, 520
1
5, 673, 276
259, 106
6, 034, 627
7, 634, 050
1, 600, 506
1, 439, 000
2, 015, 000
1, 475, 000
64, 000
1, 390, 500
1,918, 000
975, 500
1, 847, 200
1,174, 465
192, 000
5, 163, C00
250, 000
169, 400
492, 800
712, 835
28, 000
503,
000
2, 693, 250
934. 875
1, 095, 854
3, 143, 712
102, 000
822, 000
1,116, 000
53
U
315, 267
117, 000
443, 573
39, 000
720, 208
25, 000
184, 760
291, 697
I Exclusive of school and other departmental properties.
1O
TABLE 19.--FUNDED, FLOATING, AND SPECIAL ASSESSMENT DEBT AT CLOSE OF YEAR, CLASSIFIED BY PURPOSE FOR WrHICH INCURRED:
1933-Continued
[This table is presented in 2 sections, the second section beginning on p. 151.
For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. vIII.
For text discussion, see p. 29]
INCURRED FOR GENERAL PURPOSES
Total
Police and
General
government fire departments
properties 1
Sewers and
sewage
disposal
Charities,
hospitals,
and
corrections
Highways
Schools
Libraries,
art galleries,
museums
Parks and
play
grounds
z
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000-Continued
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
Chattanooga, Tenn _______
..
Fort Wayne, Ind_
------Camden, N. J__
--Erie, Pa___ --Elizabeth, N. J____
_.
Wichita, Kans .
Spokane, Wash___
Fall River, Mass ____________
Cambridge, Mass ...........
New Bedford, Mass_ ........
$14, 937, 843
6, 406, 355
19, 286, 825
13, 928, 810
16, 853, 148
8, 627, 298
4, 748, 255
9, 325, 500
12, 603, 800
8, 324, 735
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
Reading, Pa----.......------Knoxville, Tenn__....________
Peoria, Ill __
South Bend, Ind
Tacoma, Wash____ ..
____
Gary, Ind__Miami, Fla ...
_______________
Canton, Ohio__
___
Wilmington, Del____________
Somerville, Mass -___-______
11,
25,
5,
6,
16,
5,
37,
13,
14,
3,
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Tampa, Fla____._
___
_
Evansville, Ind______
El Paso, Tex__________
Lynn, Mass_.........
Utica, N. Y __
Duluth, Minn___
Waterbury, Conn_________ __
Lowell, Mass__......___
18, 398,
4,-795,
9, 724,
6, 844,
12, 835,
12, 158,
16, 478,
4, 503,
018, 700
574, 641
035, 674
570, 652
322, 980
997, 297
076, 296
617, 241
465, 400
712, 000
678
700
114
900
595
037
724
910
$14, 452, 900
4, 101, 355
17, 082, 425
12, 445, 213
11, 878, 508
8, 272, 298
4, 010, 255
8, 910, 500
11, 329, 800
7, 172, 000
10, 227, 700
20, 952, 308
4, 695, 674
5, 720, 652
4, 444, 485
5, 977, 297
31, 232, 442
12, 502, 891
7, 138, 400
3, 674, 000
15, 142, 678
3, 467, 700
7, 794, 114
6,
281,
900
12, 624, 545
9, 547, 037
9, 222, 724
3, 791, 410
$222,
000
3, 769, 000
180, 000
$215, 000
262,
151,
582,
197,
01,0
237
500
000
$3, 031, 000
563, 562
2, 684, 106
807, 895
737, 000
55, 000
284, 000
5, 000
8, 000
249, 250
63, 000
2, 056, 000
2, 227, 000
1, 673, 000
615, 000
172, 500
1, 716, 200
2, 209, 000
2, 199, 508
64,000
934,
124,
7,
600,
70,
000
000
650
000
000
377,
200,
1,
058,
260,
530,
272,
000
000
000
500
500
000
15, 000
47, 000
14,
019
790, 000
309,
C00
142,
000
423, 788
.--i . b
177,
000
15, 000
331, 000
of school and other departmental properties.
$300,
000
71, 000
73, 740
3, 000
155, 000
795, 750
732, 000
1, 614, 500
1, 565, 000
2, 024, 564
590,
000
868, 500
90, 000
246
637
601
000
516, 000
842, 000
4, 684, 200
114, 000
1, 130, 000
1, 319, 000
2, 002, 900
2, 395, 597
510, 000
2, 446, 000
793, 000
1, 350, 000
4, 137,
2, 852,
1, 218,
51,
I-------~-
1Exclusive
$4, 460, 019
220, 500
2, 058, 113
1, 739, 358
3, 868, 800
1, 518, 670
563,
000
207, 500
4, 592, 400
2, 010, 000
000
118
299
000
15, 403,
3, 275,
2, 476,
755,
810,
4, 188,
429,
909,
746,
-
000
607
000
000
750
-
230, 000
370, 000
50, 000
73,
600
250, 000
- _ ____
-
--
$3, 135, 754
3, 143, 000
4,025,
000
5, 098, 000
5, 916, 350
1, 506, 114
1, 292, 176
2, 252, 000
1, 794, 500
2, 220, 000
5, 445, 700
2, 420, 000
274, 793
3, 445, 000
1, 970, 985
3, 556, 000
6, 022, 296
5, 391, 576
1, 086, 000
2, 156, 000
4, 599, 678
2, 244, 500
3, 148, 114
2, 608, 000
1, 498, 004
4, 045, 000
1, 812, 584
817, 250
$77, 934
75,
000
54, 000
$599,
059
380, 855
500, 000
663, 060
65, 114
685, 500
936, 200
222, 000
1, 352,
900
234, 000
182, 000
276, 000
21, 709
595, 652
-
--
-
-
- -
200, 000
932, 000
2, 325, 000
50, 000
952, 00OO
252, 000
25, 000
504, 000
456, 000
6, 000
30, 000
173, 000
380,
850
902, 037
232, 500
61, 910
z
H
r
H
0
C1
O
5
y
O
H
1/
[This table is presented in 2 sections, the first section beginning on p. 148.
INCURRED FOR GENERAL PURPOSES
continued
0
Combined or unreported
CITY
Miscellane
ons
0
Funded and
Special
floating
assessment
0
- -
Grand total-.....
Group I-----Group II _............
Group III _...
....
Incurred
for pur
poses of
municipal
service
enterprises
INCURRED FOR PURPOSES OF PUBLIC-SERVICE
INVESTMENTS
Total
Water
supply
systems
8114, 427, 500
273, 938
6388,
126, 692, 284
308, 759, 654
Refunding
Electric
light and
power sys
tems
$1,123,725,876
ENTERPRISES AND
70, 010, 000
31, 002, 000
13, 415, 500
$141,716, 217 $913, 368, 436 8180, 205, 514
70, 249, 559 665, 298, 615 140, 259, 392
17, 846, 123
42, 464, 548 120, 948, 359
127, 121, 442
22, 100, 019
29, 002, 110
$24, 032,
864 $2,606,964,067
23, 108, 000 1, 959, 270, 450
260, 537, 437
67, 660
387, 156, 180
857, 204
$24,
$1,344,739,786
070, 905
18, 834, 143 1, 182, 152, 369
98, 239, 736
4, 603, 417
64, 347, 681
633, 345
GROUP I.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
$97, 682, 000I
$15, 362, 083
$325, 206, 328
$1,172,237,551
$500, 440, 794 $97, 682, 000
18, 555, 442
18, 555, 442
40, 431, 917
59, 263, 307
218,
40, 115, 195
225, 667
34, 230, 357
238 $22, 028, 000
978, 000
62, 977, 200
99, 054, 200
15, 687, 900
117, 703, 634
60, 986, 134 $35, 216, 000
43, 400
175, 000
5, 317, 000
28, 520, 164
43, 243, 164
2, 996, 464
486, 952
1, 250, 000
9, 320, C00
14, 015, 000
1, 000, 000
37, 458, 355
53, 459, 712
5, 447, 678
222, 000
388,000
77, 782, 700
8, 582, 000
80, 000
92, 000
8, 352, 100
9, 334, 500
1, 658, 285
9, 622, 040
114, 481, 300
79, 002, 000 29, 477, 000
75, 000
23, 000
3,125, 300
5, 375, 695
680, 060
17, 370, 020
18,
052, 280
23, 608, 980
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Funding
New York, N. Y_......
$27, 670, 564
Chicago, Ill
-__________ 1.50,000
5,
Philadelphia, Pa-.......
6, 660, 000
Detroit, Mich .......
130, 000
Los Angeles, Calif- .....
17, 852, 503
Cleveland, Ohio ... __
1, 431, 000
St. Louis, Mo ........
1, 364, 000
Baltimore, Md ....... __
1, 875, 000
Boston, Mass ........
135, 000
Pittsburgh, Pa________..
1, 209, 900
San Francisco, Calif ...
1, 201, 000
Milwaukee, Wis ..... 2, 293, 296
Buffalo, N. Y ___....
3, 277, 296
$124, 862, 912 $68, 200, 732
10, 326, 349
63, 175, 302
22, 866, 111 30, 115, 775
38, 821, 499 27, 758, 608
i
$718, 742
25, 614, 960
$831, 669, 140
178, 110,
35, 099,
21, 501,
9, 231,
3, 445,
16, 001,
77, 172,
890,
6, 002,
3, 027,
2,
H
1
i
i
i
1
2
3
4
5
1
All other
Markets
i.
I
I
For alphabetical list of cities by States, showing rank, see p. viII. For text discussion, see p. 29]
472
000
500
000
000
357
700
400
300
300
200
21, 303, 000
27, 000
3, 010, 360
$4, 914, 3490
174, 000
4, 385, 000
1,284,000
534, 240
3, 954, 000
-
7, 582, 000
0
O
--J1
GROUP II.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
_
-------Washington, D. C--__
$1, 416, 080
Minneapolis, Minn .__.
- 17, 486, 500
New Orleans, La-....
4, 408, 900
_
Cincinnati, Ohio_ ... _.
4, 562, 605
Newark, N. J___ __...._
801, 000
Kansas City, Mo ....
166, 259
Seattle, Wash...._________
5, 706, 395
Indianapolis, Ind _ ....
Rochester, N. Y ._______ 1, 781, 225
1, 170, 084
Jersey City, N. J_______.
2, 289, 500
..
Houston, Tex _________
2, 261, 000
Louisville, Ky .........
415, 000
..... - .
Portland, Oreg--
$102, 900
-______________________-2, 016, 300
_--25, 318, 307
_
_
_
_
1, 391, 773 _
.
.
.
.
.
24, 446, 680 _
2, 978, 275 ---------------------.
4, 467, 550 ..................
$63, 160
2, 087, 926 __
4, 500
19, 321, 999 $10, 804, 263
............30, 487, 149
.
.
.
4, 352, 500
2, 477, 000
7, 041,860
1, 500, 000
H
$6, 021, 823
15, 541, 500
37, 278, 780
49, 847, 000
15, 040, 000
56, 843, 607
34, 000
16, 424, 000
16, 273, 754
12, 491, 417
1, 769, 000
32, 972, 556
$20, 000
$3, 482, 000------------889, 000
11, 652, 500
35, 000
14, 968, 030
2, 706, 000
22, 630, 000
13, 450, 000
9,125, 000 $31, 002, 000 .
13, 000
__
7, 707, 000 ---------------------16, 022, 754
940, 417
3, 677, 000 ------------_
------------------1, 769, 000-----22, 209, 000 -_---.......
$2, 519, 823
3, 000, 000
22, 275, 750
24, 511, 000
1,590, 000
16, 716, 607
21, 000
8, 717, 000
251, 000
7, 874, 000
10, 763, 556
..
..
$5, 012, 000
-813,
262,
360,
6, 796,
1, 985,
5, 436,
2, 200,
.
..
$1, 365, 980
26, 267, 720
1, 098, 742
00
000
195
000 ___
1, 383, 333
716
800
400
000 ..
Ir
1 Exhibit of debt obligations issued to redeem funded obligations.
2 Exhibit of debt obligations issued to redeem judgments, revenue loans, warrants, and other temporary obligations,
I.
TABLE 19.--FUNDED,
FLOATING,
AND SPECIAL ASSESSMENT DEBT AT CLOSE OF YEAR, CLASSIFIED BY PURPOSE FOR WHICH INCURRED:
1933-Continued
[This table is presented in 2 sections, the first section beginning on p. 148.
INCURRED FOR GENERAL PURPOSES
continued
Combined or unreported
CITY
Miscellane
ous
U
Funded and
floating
Special
assessment
For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. VIII.
INCURRED FOR-PURPOSES
Incurred
for pur
poses of
municipal
service
enterprises
W'ratersupply
systems
Total
OF PUBLIC-SERVICE
INVESTMENTS
Electric
light and
power sys
tems
b0
For text discussion, see p. 29]
ENTERPRISES AND
Refunding I
Markets
Funding 2
All other
GROUP III.-CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
ii
i
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
Columbus, Ohio
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
Providence, R. I_
San Antonio, Tex ..
Omaha, Nebr ______ __
Syracuse, N. Y _________
Dayton, Ohio __________
Oklahoma City, Okla___
WTorcester, Mass .......
Rich.ond, Va________
Youngstown, Ohio____
Grand Rapids, Mich___
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
68, 000
Fort Worth, Tex_____
1, 850, 000
Hartford, Conn ........
.___________ 000
100,
Flint, Mich
New Haven, Conn__ ___
299,
250
San Diego, Calif_______
1, 232, 000
Nashville, Tenn .......
Long Beach, Calif_- _..
321, 850
578, 000
Springfield, Mass __-.__
Bridgeport, Conn ___
198, 000
Tulsa, Okla _____
80, 000
-___
Toledo, Ohio ......
$2, 813, 900
670, 000
$39,610
$96, 000
1, 781, 150
Oakland, Calif ___.____
Denver, Colo_______-.
Atlanta, Ga_____________
St. Paul, Minn ________
Dallas, Tex ____________
Birmingham, Ala ......
Akron, Ohio _____
Memphis, Tenn_
$9, 229, 500
1, 690, 000
3, 037, 030
72, 500
1, 454, 019
262, 500
125, 000
140, 000
204, 600
922, 000
1, 227, 500
3, 246, 000
3, 152, 000
3, 070, 514
1, 044, 450
4, 454, 000
45, 249, 632
..-
In vie~ nn
50, 000
200, 000
270, 000
341, 835
90, 000
1, 746, 000
1, 500, 000
20, 780, 600
_
-
7, 400, 000
2, 702, 000
16, 754, 890
9, 252, 500
115, 000
180, 000
_
10, 516, 520
7, 500, 214
20, 690, 000
2, 043, 000
167, 271
6, 950, 668
1, 318, 000
542, 068
1, 250, 000
4, 581, 686
913, 519
2, 592, 855
1, 027, 396
8, 131,
6, 425,
4, 726,
6, 432,
5, 157,
7, 169,
3, 332, 500
.-319, 500
000
139
426
400
600
230
1, 664, 000
4, 630, 000
.--
2, 962, 555
73, 481
481, 000
3, 075, 000
735, 515
5, 200
7, 358, 000
-
.---
___ --
.
-
400, 000
608, 000
5, 759, 000
5, 477, 149
.. .
_
___
12, 744, 909
3, 684, 000
13, 305, 945
89, 000
I _
2, 748, 500
90, 000
-
7, 458, 000
5, 627, 000
$7, 346,
1, 070,
36,
920,
20, 780,
2, 702,
6, 821,
9, 252,
90,
10, 516,
5, 832,
000
000
000
600
000
000
500
000
520
000
19, 500, 000
6, 501, 000
5, 132, 000
6, 279, 000
4, 709, 426
6, 432, 400
3, 559, 600
3, 679, 000
1, 664, 000
3, 080, 000
5, 759, 000
5, 477, 149
2, 748, 500
11, 135,
3, 471,
2, 900,
7, 458,
159
000
000
000
5, 538, 000
$1, 700, 000
$183, 500
F-
$430, 000
8, 329, 632
9, 933, 890
25, 000
$100, 000
2, 605, 000
63, 000
750, 000
2, 723, 085
2, 380, 000
------ ---- 1, 668, 214
146,
139
17,
000
----------
$3, 128, 000
1, 762, 000
0
1, 190, 000
722, 000
2, 999, 000
135, 000
F
985,
000
28, 000
Hc
3, 009, 000
15, 000
271, 00
1, 598, 000
3, 431, 150
59, 080
2, 806, 900
448, 000
1, 550, 000
--
-
-
-
--
580, 000
665, 000
788. 000
90, 000
1, 609, 750
213, 000
10, 405, 945
89, 000
2, 250, 000
32, 500
1, 231, 000
122, 500
706, 578
Des Moines, Iowa-......
Scranton, Pa .._______..
Salt Lake City, Utah__.
Yonkers, N. Y..........
CP Paterson, N. J -____
61
62 Jacksonville, Fla__....__
' 63 Albany, N. Y_........
Norfolk, Va_.........
65 Trenton, N. J_.._...
S66 Kansas City, Kans.....
57
58
59
- 60
64
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
Chattanooga, Tenn....
Fort Wayne, Ind.......
Camden, N. J__._____
Erie, Pa.______....
Elizabeth, N. J_........
Wichita, Kans..........
Spokane, Wash-........
Fall River, Mass-_
Cambridge, Mass-......
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
Reading, Pa--.........
Knoxville, Tenn-___
...
Peoria, Ill_...___.......
South Bend, Ind ........
Tacoma, Wash_........
Gary, Ind --.-.......
Miami, Fla ..
_.......
Canton, Ohio_..........
Wilmington, Del _.
Somerville, Mass- ...
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
Tam pa, Fla ............
Evansville, Ind.......
El Paso, Tex ..........
M ass_...........
Lynn,
Utica, N. Y----.......
Duluth, Minn-....... _
Waterbury, Conn ....
Lowell, Mass_ ......
New Bedford, Mass ....
63, 000
3, 505
2,165, 000
2,123, 000
1, 374, 789
5, 789, 800
3, 779, 586
1, 840, 000
3, 252, 690
5, 868, 353
9, 922, 752
197, 289
6, 000
48, 481
452, 594
120, 000
78, 000
1, 953, 625
130, 000
357, 000
60, 500
1, 583, 380
36, 460
479,175
5, 773, 200
272, 332
523, 455
1, 035, 724
1, 218, 879
3, 845, 000
30, 000
8, 000
91, 800
350, 000
110, 100
300, 000
12, 125, 106
1, 000
1, 090,000
734, 000
269, 297
627, 000
119, 500
4, 621,
3, 993,
13, 492,
5, 022,
12, 856,
15, 392,
1, 018,
6, 483,
21, 564
591, 092
--- ---9, 140
2, 035, 115
4, 000
2, 007, 202
5, 468, 656
000
600
000
500
000
396
921
196
484,
2, 305,
2, 204,
1, 483,
4, 965,
355,
738,
415,
1, 274,
1, 148,
1, 345, 000
2, 360, 068
110, 000
4, 000
173, 000
163, 000
86, 000
1, 019, 900
256, 200
75, 000
5, 468, 656
4, 606,
3, 931,
13, 492,
1, 155,
12, 856,
8, 974,
886,
3, 679,
943
000
400
597
500
000
000
000
000
735
2, 305,
1, 394,
1, 440,
4, 874,
20, 000
----
-
--
000
400
000
000
336, 000
1........
2, 480, 000
1, 317, 000
6, 417, 625
100, 000
460, 196
32, 626
2, 344, 000
2, 831, 000
569, 000
772, 000
738, 000
415, 000
1, 270, 000
1, 122, 000
906,
170,
859,
233,
810, 000
43, 597
91, 500
340, 000
15, 000
'-"""-'
""'
"""'-"'-'
000
000
700
767
266, 233
334, 000
2, 800, 000
4, 000
26, 735
----------
340, 000
462, 000
659, 000
3, 669, 854
3, 750
2, 650, 000
7, 959, 000
40, 000
1, 432, 000
1, 000
2, 330, 000
16, 000
470, 000
850, 000
3, 457, 495
98, 000
90, 400
753, 583
529, 000
791, 000
4, 622, 333
300, 000
3, 387, 600
3, 237, 200
837, 200
476, 000
269, 297
-
5, 843, 854
1, 114, 350
7, 327, 000
2, 129, 000
1, 110, 600
4, 677, 000
3, 256,
1, 328,
1, 930,
563,
131,
2, 611,
7, 256,
712,
59, 710
------------
...
1, 387, 500
1, 690, 000
525, 000
630, 000
1, 498, 000
484, 943
791, 000
4, 622, 333
340, 000
850, 000
11, 878, 495
............
475, 000
14, 500
62, 600
500
000
000
000
000
771
295
000
2, 786, 000
1, 328, 000
1, 930, 000
559, 000
45, 000
..............
76, 000
3, 345, 800
837, 200
950, 000
26, 000
1, 822,184
2, 090, 000
3, 350, 000
1, 320,000
20, 000
142, 000
470, 000
1, 289, 796
50, 000
295, 640
37, 500
I1
531, 500
451, 000
80, 000
I
000
000
000
000
050
000
000
500
.............
..........-
4, 000
131, 050
628, 750
.............
1, 982, 250
7, 256, 000
319, 500
11
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1, 047, 000
H
00
866, 314
2, 682, 250
2, 800, 000
990, 000
393, 000
I
1
1Exhibit of debt obligations issued to redeem funded obligations.
2Exhibit of debt obligations issued to redeem judgments, revenue loans, warrants, and other temporary obligations.
I
1
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H
38, 000
70, 000
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11
1
TABLE 20.-ASSESSED VALUATION OF PROPERTY SUBJECT TO THE GENERAL PROPERTY TAX, PER CAPITA ASSESSMENT, TOTAL AND PER
CAPITA LEVY, AND RATE OF LEVY: 1933
[For a text discussion of this table, see p. 29]
-
ASSESSED VALUATION OF PROPERTY
LEVY
ii
CITY AND DIVISION OF GOVERNMENT
Rate per
Total
U
Real
Personal
Other
Per capita
Total
..
Per capita $1,000 of as
sessed val
uation
Grand total_______
____________ ______
Government
Government
Government
Government
G R O UP I
.---
$1, 845, 371, 469
of city ........................
_ _.
of State_._........................
of county,,
_____________
of other civil divisions .......
......
.
$60, 778, 384, 698
45, 620, 577. 171
11, 403, 547, 612
2, 987, 219,151
$52, 027, 318, 651
39, 464, 449, 897
9, 429, 342, 614
2, 559, 162, 449
$8, 076, 875, 692
5, 499, 341, 338
$674, 190, 355
656, 785, 936
1, 823, 373, 481
150, 831, 517
428, 056, 702 -...
______
$1, 621. 55
1, 217. 15
------------- --------- -------
Government of city ........
__......__ ...
Government of State- .....................
Government of other civil divisions_ .......
G RO UP II .-- ................. ..............
Government of city_____
....
_______...
Government of State_____ .._____..___
Government of other civil divisions_ ...... _
G ROUP III ---................ ................
Government of city ...
__.__
__
Government of State--................. __
Government of county._____ .__
Government of other civil divisions........__
34, 785, 394, 612
30, 094, 655, 123
1, 394, 226, 831
4, 525, 848, 506
27, 392, 328, 833
1, 290,114, 655
2, 410, 305, 380
292, 020, 910
1, 401.66
104,112,176 ---------------------------
7, 857, 917, 332
5, 720, 308, 227
510, 934, 410
13, 314, 583,
9, 805, 613,
11, 403, 547,
1, 082, 057,
538
821
612
910
6, 230, 705, 684
4, 311, 788, 433
393, 778,176
11, 011,
7, 760,
9, 429,
875,
218, 355
332, 631
342, 614
269, 618
294, 640, 710
1, 844. 65
1, 411, 336, 674
215, 874, 974
1, 539.92
1, 192, 644, 820
215, 874, 974
1, 121.01
117,156, 234 --------------------------2, 139,
1, 896,
1, 823,
206,
690, 512
163, 674, 671
391, 138
148, 890, 052
373, 481
150, 831, 517
788, 292 -_----......
67, 341, 431
-__ - 4, 469, 593
.
39, 605, 883, 828
1, 220.61
898. 93
1, 045.42
45. 46 _
69, 711, 248
304.24
_______--
z
z
$49.23
1, 703, 849, 197
1.86
1.80 .
.
1,161, 406, 090
1, 138, 889, 030
21, 959, 369
557, 691
247, 259, 464
225, 486, 920
21, 145, 713
626, 831
436, 705,915
339, 473, 247
26, 606, 166
67, 341, 431
3, 285, 071 ..
54.09
53.04
C)
H
.
1.02
H
r
C-2
48.46
44. 19
4. 14
H
y-
40. 03
31.12
2.44 .
6.17 ..
- -
H
- -
- -
-
Alabama
34
5
BIRMINGHAM-.--.----------------------------
Government of city ........
__
__ __....
Government of State.----_.- _............
_
Government of county_...................
177, 064, 740
177, 064, 740
177, 064, 740
California 1
Los ANGELES......_......--------------------Government of city .... _...............
City corporation ........ ____............
C ou n ty-------------------------------School district__..._____.__..---____
Government of Metropolitan water district_ __
1, 878, 810, 175
1, 878, 810, 175
1,878,810,175
1, 394, 226, 831
154,132,196 ---154, 132, 196
154, 132, 196
22,932-----------------544
22, 932, 544
22, 932, 544
154,
22,
132,
196
932,
544
651.21
651. 21
651.21
6, 374, 330
3, 187, 165
1, 150, 920
2, 036, 245
23.44
11.72
4. 23
7.49
$36.00
18.00
6. 50
11.50
1, 405.03
1, 405.03
1, 405.03
1, 042. 64
63, 948,
584
63,390, 893
22, 619, 834
24, 722, 536
16, 048, 523
557, 691
47.82
47.41
16. 92
18. 49
12. 00
.42
212.04
2 13. 16
2 8.54
-----------------
1, 290, 114, 655
1, 290, 114, 655
1, 290, 114, 655
1, 290, 114, 655
588, 695, 520_ -- -_
588, 695, 520 ..
588, 695, 520 -____
104, 112, 176
________
34.04
33.74
.30
2
11I SAN FRANCISCO.....................
.....
......
1, 049, 520, 804
Government of city--------------------......
29
51
53
30
48
50
55
OAKLAND_--------------------------.....................
Government of city--------------City corporation_........................
School district...---------------Utility district_.............__
Government of county---............----
48. 63
48. 63
1
14, 292,
9, 517,
5, 171,
3, 574,
771,
4, 774,
48.63
32. 38
17. 60
12. 16
2. 63
16. 25
75
53.
35. 83
2 19. 40
213.41
23. 02
2 17. 92
222. 19
256
556
218
823
515
700
37,
37,
26,
37,
128
128
503
128
133, 664, 566
133, 664, 566
133, 664, 566
107, 035, 265
107, 035, 265
107, 035, 265
26, 629, 301
26, 629, 301
26, 629, 301
844. 38
844.38
844. 38
7, 542, 681
4, 410, 978
2, 965, 460
1, 445, 518
3, 131, 703
47. 65
27. 86
18. 73
9.13
19. 78
41, 995, 465
39, 663, 265
39, 663, 265
17, 649, 885
1, 358. 66
1, 103. 98
1, 103.98
961.77
6, 574, 878
4, 493, 224
2, 756, 977
1, 736, 247
2, 022, 101
59, 553
42. 47
29. 03
17.81
11.22
13. 06
.38
112, 573, 720
112, 573, 720
112, 573, 720
1, 190. 74
11, 992, 459
10, 805, 432
5, 533, 638
5, 271, 794
1, 187, 027
40.90
36. 85
18. 87
17. 98
4.05
2, 294. 94
2, 290. 74
2, 290. 74
2, 290. 74
9, 782, 723
9, 423, 607
8, 594, 783
767, 609
61, 215
182, 181
176, 935
58. 40
56. 26
51.31
4. 58
.37
1.09
1.06
-.....----::::::::::::::------.
7, 419, 233
45. 60
44. 36
44. 15
349,125, 460
349,125, 460
349,125,
460
168, 324,
131, 232,
131, 232,
131, 232,
505
515
515
515
206,
206,
215,
206,
-----------------
384, 401,869
384, 401, 869
383, 699, 546
383, 699, 546
383, 699, 546
236, 551, 740
236, 551, 740
236, 551, 740
339, 296, 063
339, 296, 063
338, 605, 365
338, 605, 365
338, 605, 365
45, 105, 806
45, 105, 806
45, 094,181
45, 094, 181
45, 094, 181
1,190. 74
1,190. 74
2, 294. 94
15, 222,573--------------1, 746.84
7, 216, 857
284, 210, 082
11,
816, 100
284, 210, 082
284, 210, 082
268,
987,
509
11,
3s 816,100
268, 987, 509
268, 987, 509
(3)
..............
15, 222, 573 -----------15, 222, 573 ..........----------
(4)
1, 746. 84
1, 746. 84
7, 182, 396
34, 461
139, 960
62, 416
240, 730, 612
240, 730, 612
240, 730, 612
208,172, 307
208, 172, 307
208, 172, 307
1, 636.51
1, 636. 51
32, 558, 305 ..............
1, 636. 51
32, 558, 305 .--------.............
--............. 1, 636. 51
32, 558, 305 .
7, 122, 443
6, 894, 737
137, 417
90, 289
---------------------------
Government of State___.____________.....-Government of county.-....................
31, 755, 910
31, 755, 910
229, 311, 775
229, 311, 775
229, 311, 775
229, 311, 775
Colorado
DENVER--.-.-------------------------Government of city----------......
City corporation_____-.......
School district -----__----------.......
Government of State .-...............
Government of city --.............
1, 607. 23
266, 517, 903
266, 903
517,
255, 527, 278
266, 517, 903
210, 319, 970
170, 895, 780
170,
895,
780
148, 882, 400
BRIDGEPORT.
.. ..........
.....
354, 436, 254 ............
906.83
906. 83
869. 44
906. 83
LONG BEACH-...................------------------------Government of city------------..............
City corporation-----------....
School district--___....______
Government of county-__----___--Government of Metropolitan water district.._
NEW HAVEN.-----..............
Government of city ....
City corporation________________________
Improvement districts----------Government of State_-_._..............
Government of county.--._._....._..._.
..
-----------------
SAN DIEGO.
-----------------------Government of city.----------City corporation___-_______
School district_..........................
Government of county-----------............
Connecticut
HARTFORD.-----------------------------Government of city
--........................
City corporation__
____
School district - -- .... ...... _______
Metropolitan district_...._____...
Government of State.............-..........
Government of county..---.................
..
.
695, 084, 550
1 General property not taxed for State purposes,
2Average rate.
a Valuation of personal property included with that of real property.
not computed; populatiqo not knowln,
4 Per capita
56. 43
33.00
2 10.81
223.43
H
35.45
23.27
213.11
2 10.16
211.83
2.35
34.35
30.95
15.85
15.10
3.40
Z
2
t
.
00
25. 46
24.52
222. 36
2 2.00
.16
.48
.46
2
C
n
26. 10
25. 39
225. 27
i 2.92
.
49
.22
(4)
.86
.38
48. 42
46.87
.93
.61
30. 26
30. 26
2
29. 59
28.
64
.57
.38
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TABLE 20.--ASSESSED VALUATION OF PROPERTY SUBJECT TO THE GENERAL PROPERTY TAX, PER CAPITA ASISSSMENT, TOTAL AND PER
CAPITA LEVY, AND RATE OF LEVY: 1933-Continued
[For a text discussion of this table, see p. 29]
LEVY
VALUATION OF PROPERTY
ASSESSED
ii
m
Rate per
$1,000 of as
sessed val
uation
CITY AND DIVISION OF GOVERNMENT
Personal
Real
Total
U
0
Other
Total
Per capita
Per capita
..
93
85
14
$54. 56
52.70
52. 47
1, 680. 97
$5, 527, 125
5, 338, 841
5, 315, 078
23, 763
142, 461
45, 823
1, 419. 66
1, 351.16
3, 415.02
-----------------
$170,
2,
170,
170,
$133,
8 2,
133,
133,
282, 395
759, 705
282, 395
282, 395
Delaware1
------------------------WILMINGTON.--151, 331, 275
Government of city-----------------.---.----- 144, 029, 909
Government of county-------- .
District o; Columbia
WASHINGTON-----------------------------1, 687, 018, 939
__-----------------Government of city__
379, 704
759, 705
379, 704
379, 704
151, 331, 275
144, 029, 909
$1, 680.97
$36, 902, 691
(4)
(3)
1, 680. 97
36, 902, 691
36, 902, 691
--- --- -- -- -- -- -- ----------------- --------------
457, 659, 373
1, 229, 359, 566
-----------
_-----------_
Florida
62
83
J ACKSONVILLE -----------------------------------------------------
Government of city-....-.-..------------------------City corporation_-_School district_____------------------Government of State_____.---- ------------Government of county..-----------------------------------MIAMI..---------Government of city----......--- -------.-----------City corporation- .School district_ __-__---------------
87
- --- -- --- --- ------
86,
61,
61,
61,
407, 860
878, 314
878, 314
878, 314
------------------
Government of State.-..-.-----------------Government of county_._------------------------------------------------TAMPA
Government of city- -.--.----------------City corporation__--------------------School district_-------------------.-----.----------Government of State---Government of county .....-----------------
----------------
-1--------------------
--
'
---
76, 336, 340
50, 984, 560
50, 984, 560
50, 984, 560
------------------
---
---
----------------
---
--------------
10, 071, 520-----------_
$4, 057, 334
6, 836, 420
4, 057, 334
6, 836, 420
4, 057, 334
6, 836, 420
1.---------'
622. 09
445. 49
445. 49
445.49
---------------- -------------
97, 511, 405
84, 761, 378
12, 750, 027
33, 788, 344
29, 382, 868
3, 362, 958
1, 042, 518
33, 788, 344
33, 788, 344
29, 382, 868
29, 382, 868
3, 362, 958
3, 362, 958
1, 042, 518
1, 042, 518
904. 56
313.44
313. 44
313. 44
205, 364 ______.......
2, 827, 672
278, 241
2, 827, 672
278, 241
2, 827, 672
278, 241
1, 139.99
384. 49
384. 49
384. 49
120, 383,
40, 602,
40, 602,
40, 602,
021
106
106
106
111, 177,
34, 496,
34, 496,
34, 496,
657
193
193
193
9,
3,
3,
3,
I
!I
(I
II
!
Connecticut-Continued
WATERBURY...-----------------------------___---------Government of city-----_-_
City corporation__---------------------------------School district
Government of State...----------------.....----------Government of county......
_..........
Z
1.41
.45
$32. 46
a 31. 35
231.21
2 8.61
.84
.27
3, 538, 897
2, 530, 688
1, 008, 209
33.20
23.74
9.46
23.72
216.72
7. 00
y
H
24, 303, 635
24, 303, 635
49. 20
49. 20
14. 41
S14. 41
3, 480, 313
2,335, 069
1, 325, 462
1, 009, 607
409, 944
735, 300
3, 841, 474
3,127, 695
2,166, 754
960, 941
164, 718
549, 061
4, 891, 629
3, 709, 093
2, 491, 030
1, 218, 063
268, 989
913, 547
25. 06
16.81
9.54
7. 27
2.95
5.29
50. 17
31.66
2 15.34
16. 32
6. 63
11.88
35.64
29. 01
20. 10
8.91
1.53
5.09
46. 32
35.12
23.59
11.53
2. 55
8. 65
71.79
50. 66
i 22.22
28. 44
4. 88
16. 25
79. 82
50. 69
220.69
30.00
6. 63
22. 50
(4)
r
00
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O
C)
y
t
0
31
2
79
21
68
Georgia
ATLANTA --
_.....
....-
CHICAGO
____-. __
___.____
8, 707, 333
31.05
29.64
1, 212. 39
879. 12
879. 12
5, 099, 328
986, 021
2, 621, 984
18. 19
3. 52
9. 35
210. 64
708. 98
708. 98
708. 98
701. 64
708.98
708. 98
708. 98
188, 130, 802
175, 756, 622
69, 790, 379
14, 354, 050
50, 239, 173
21, 326, 847
16, 581, 402
3, 464, 771
12, 374, 180
53.89
50.35
19.99
4.11
14. 39
6. 11
4. 75
.99
3. 54
76. 11
71. 11
28. 20
5.80
20. 30
28.71
6. 70
1. 40
3, 337, 695
3, 055, 941
1, 241, 449
1, 227, 578
164, 717
315, 564
106, 633
281, 754
30. 40
27. 83
11. 31
11. 18
1. 50
2. 87
. 97
2. 57
38. 50
35.25
16, 005, 957
14, 612, 725
6, 693, 241
2, 861, 233
5, 058, 251
766, 401
626, 831
4, 076, 050
2, 266, 284
850, 783
1, 415, 501
222, 330
889, 320
698, 116
3, 882, 039
2, 364, 826
943, 196
1, 421, 630
205, 043
785, 997
526, 173
43. 02
39. 27
17. 99
7.69
13. 59
2.06
1. 68
33. 94
18.
87
7. 08
11. 79
1. 85
7. 40
5.81
35. 42
21. 58
8. 61
12. 97
1. 87
7. 17
4. 80
31.33
60
28.
13. 10
5.60
90
9.
1.50
2 1.23
....
................-----
Government of city___
_____
Government of State ..... _____
..
Government of county
339, 955, 184
246, 505, 422
246, 505, 422
250, 785, 205
165, 374, 550
165, 374, 550
59, 178, 825
51, 139, 718
51, 139, 718
29, 991, 154
29, 991, 154
29, 991, 154
.......
Illinois a
8..............................
Government of city .....
__...____._____
City corporation---_______
________
2, 474, 836, 133
County .
.
..-----------------2, 474, 836,133
School district--...--__
-_____________ 2, 474, 836, 133
Park districts-__________________----___ 580
2, 449, 205,
Sanitary district.________--________
2, 474, 836, 133
Forest preserve district_..--...........
2, 474, 836, 133
Government of State.--.____-_________....
2, 474, 836, 133
..-
--
1, 554,
1, 554,
1, 554,
1, 536,
1, 554,
1, 554,
1, 554,
404,
404,
404,
678,
404,
404,
404,
567
567
567
729
567
567
567
792, 393,
792, 393,
792, 393,
786, 909,
792, 393,
792, 393,
792, 393,
667
667
667
449
667
667
667
128,
128,
128,
125,
128,
128,
128,
037, 899
037, 899
037, 899
617, 402
037, 899
037, 899
037, 899
PEORIA.....-.................................
Government of city___. ----------City corporation____
School district.--_
Park district___Sanitary district.----_
Town---------------------------------Government of county____________________
.
86, 693, 385
86, 693, 385
86, 693, 385
86, 693, 385
86, 693, 385
, 212, 375.....
66, 212, 375
66, 212, 375
66, 212, 375
66, 212, 375
66, 212, 375
18, 539, 545
18, 539, 545
18, 539, 545
18, 539, 545
18, 539, 545
18, 539, 545
1, 941,
1, 941,
1, 941,
1, 941,
1, 941,
465
465
465
465
465
1, 941, 465
789. 56
789.
789.
789.
789.
789.
56
56
56
56
56
Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS_---..
..............
...----
....--
Government of city..........................
City corporation_____-------County--------------------------------School district________--------___
Government of State---------------------Government of township__----- --- -
810,
934,
510, 934,
510, 934,
510, 934,
510, 934,
410
410
410
410
410
393,
393,
393,
393,
393,
778,
778,
778,
778,
778,
176
176
176
176
176
117, 156, 234
117, 156, 234
117,156, 234
117, 156, 234
117, 156, 234
1,373. 561
1, 373. 11
1, 373.11
1, 373. 11
1, 373. 11
FORT WAYNE..........................-----
______ .
Government of city ..
__
City corporation._____ _____
_____
____
School district.___ __ _ __ __
Government of State ....... ._. .. . _._
_
.
Government of county__________-___.
Government of township____________-__- _
_
.... ............80 SOUTH BEND................
Government of city ................. ___...
City corporation_ _____________........._
School district_____________________
______
Government of State .. .......
_____
Government of county ....
Government of township__._
__________
I General property not taxed for State purposes.
a Average rate.
aValuation of personal property included with that of real
148, 21934,
160
148, 219, 960
148, 219, 960
148, 219, 960
148, 219, 960
13648, 96180
21695,
136, 695, 180
136, 695,
136, 695,
136, 695,
136, 695,
180
180
180
180
property,
39116, 630
213,
116, 213, 630
116, 213, 630
116, 213, 630
32, 156, 330
32, 006, 330
100, 293,
100, 293,
100, 293,
100, 293,
100, 293,
36, 402, 080
36, 402, 080
36, 402, 080
36, 402, 080
36, 402, 080
100,
293,
100
100
100
100
100
100
32, 006, 330
32, 006, 330
32, 006, 330
36,
402,
080
1, 234. 114
1, 234. 14
1, 234. 14
1, 234. 14
1, 234. 14
1, 247.
1, 247.
1, 247.
1, 247.
1, 247.
22
22
22
22
22
15.00
4.00
5.00
14. 32
14. 16
1. 90
64
3.
1. 23
3. 25
27. 50
15. 29
74
5.
9.55
1. 50
6. 00
4. 71
28. 40
17. 30
6. 90
10. 40
1. 50
5. 75
2 3. 85
4 Per capita not computed; population not known.
5General property not taxed for State purposes in 1933.
* Data for the fiscal year closing Dec. 31, 1932. Data for the fiscal year closing Dec, 31, 1933, not available.
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TABLE
20.-ASSESSED
VALUATION OF PROPERTY SUBJECT TO THE GENERAL PROPERTY TAX, PER CAPITA ASSESMVIENT,
CAPITA LEVY, AND RATE OF LEVY: 1933--Continued
TOTAL AND
PER
C.
[For a text discussion of this table, see p. 29]
LEVY
ASSESSED VALUATION OF PROPERTY
Rate per
CITY AND DIVISION OF GOVERNMENT
Real
.
Total
a
Personal
Other
Per capita
Total
Per capita
$1,000 of as
sessed val
uation
0
H
Indiana-Continued
82
GARY-..
EVANSVILLE.....................................
Government of city_ .__....... _..........
City corporation___ ___----- ---School district___________________________
,-___--Government of State_ ---------Government of county_______________________
Government of township_ ------.--.-
57
------------
.----------
Government of city-......--..-----------$122,
City corporation_
122,
School district._
122,
.---------------Government of State_ .
122,
Government of county---- ----- ______----122,
........
Government of township_ . .....
174, 310
174, 310
174, 310
174, 310
174, 310
-----------------
$44, 292,115
44, 292, 115
44, 292,115
44, 292, 115
44, 292,115
$1, 131. 24
1,131.24
1, 131. 24
1,131.24
1,131. 24
-----------------
109,021, I00
021,-----100
109, 021, 100
109, 021, 100
109, 021, 100
109, 021, 100
----109,
Iowa
DES MIOINES...._-----------------------------__--..--Government of city _. ..
City corporation .__---------------_.............. ...........
School district
Government of State -__
..---......-----....-...-Government of county __--___---
$77, 882, 195
77, 882, 195
77, 882, 195
77, 882, 195
77, 882, 195
82, 412, 555
82,-412, 555
82, 412, 555
82, 412, 555
82, 412, 555
26,
26,
26,
26,
26,
608,
608,
608,
608,
608,
037. 31
1,--
545
545
545
545
545
1, 037.31
1, 037. 31
1, 037. 31
1, 037. 31
---------------
76, 891,
76, 891,
76, 891,
76, 891,
463
463
463
463
37, 327, 995
37, 327, 995
37, 327, 995
37, 327, 995
37,812,
37, 812,
37, 812,
37, 812,
818
818
818
818
095
095
965
095
095
35, 293,
35, 293,
20, 562,
35, 293,
35, 293,
793
793
739
793
793
$1, 750, 650
1, 750, 650
1, 750, 650
1. 750, 650
531. 39
531.39
531.39
531.39
Kansas
66
KANSAS
CITY---------_
................-
.
.---------------Government of city_ __
_
____--------___
City Corporation _--- School district_
.---------Drainage district_____..
Government of State_--------------.----------------.
.
Government of county
104, 541, 888
104, 541, 888
38, 683, 704
104, 541, 888
104, 541, 888
69, 248,
69, 248,
18, 120,
69, 248,
69, 248,
847. 18
847. 18
(4)
847. 18
847. 18
$3, 860, 707
2, 394, 616
1, 172, 873
1, 221, 743
183, 261
488, 697
794, 133
$35.75
22.17
10. 86
11.31
1.70
4. 52
7. 35
$31.60
19.60
9. 60
10. 00
1.
50
4. 00
6. 50
Z
3, 769, 730
2, 213,128
1, 199, 232
1, 013, 896
163, 532
588, 714
804, 356
35. 87
21.06
11.41
9. 65
1. 56
5. 60
7. 65
34. 58
20.30
11. 00
9.30
1.50
5. 40
2 7. 38
H
7, 164, 365
5, 576, 167
2, 626. 036
2, 950, 131
435, 118
1, 153, 080
49. 51
38. 54
93.18
72.52
18. 15
2 34. 15
20. 39
3. 01
7. 97
238. 37
4, 604, 679
3, 555, 455
1, 825, 396
1, 586, 037
144, 022
266, 056
783, 168
37. 32
28. 81
14.79
12. 85
44. 04
2 34. 01
2 17.46
2 15. 17
5. 66
2 15. 00
2 3.72
(4)
2. 16
6.35
2 2.54
2 7.49
(
©
72
25
16
8
9
43
54
74
75
WIcHITA-.
Government of city_ .
.__.__ ____..
City corporation_ .. . . . _ . . . _ . . . .
.
School district ....
Government of State_ Government of county ........
Kentucky
LOUISVILLE-.......
Government of city .............
___...... .
City corporation.___________________
County--............
.--Government of State__-,
......
128, 260, 438
128, 438
260,
128, 260, 438
128, 260, 438
Massachusetts
B OSTON---- --------.-.
-------------.... .
Government of city _.........................
Government of State .....
W ORCESTER ------------------------Government of city_____________________
Government of State----__
__............_...
Government of county_______.
...
_.____..
SPRINGFIELD__ _ _ _ _ _,............
Government of city_
__
Government of State...................__
Government of county__
___..
FALL RIVER- _
Government
Government
Government
_
..- .
_
....
_ ___ ......-..
-...........
of city_______________....._.....
of State--...
of county_......
CAMBRIDGE-......
.....................
Government of city_____________
Government of State .........
Government of county ......
Average rate.
40, 496, 118
40, 496, 118
40, 496, 118
40, 496, 118
1, 072. 41
1, 072. 41
1, 072. 41
1, 072. 41
3, 624, 909
2, 774, 714
1, 231,153
1, 543, 561
311, 035
539, 160
30. 31
23.20
10. 29
12. 91
2. 60
4. 51
28.26
21. 63
2 9.60
212.03
22.43
2 4.20
87, 669, 597
86, 184, 613
259, 112, 324
1, 270. 10
1, 265.40
1, 811.78
11, 931, 277
9, 872, 999
8, 390, 906
1, 482, 093
2, 058, 278
37. 70
31.19
26. 51
4. 68
6. 50
28. 16
24. 57
220. 87
23.70
984. 01
1, 157. 66
1, 157. 66
18,797,714
15, 662, 490
13, 208, 837
2, 453, 653
3,135, 224
39.91
33.25
28. 04
5. 21
6.66
38.75
33.00
117, 255, 419
137, 947, 552
137, 947, 552
---------------------------------
401, 985, 228
400, 500, 244
573, 427, 955
Louisiana
NEW ORLEANS---...........................
----------------Government of city_..__...... .............
City corporation_ ..
. . _ .. _ . ..
463, 467, 949
Levee district------__
--__-__
545, 256, 411
Government of State ....
__
_____.....
545, 256, 411
Maryland
BALTIMORE ........................
............
Government of city-..______ ..
._____. . .
Government of State_ -..............
__ ..
_
87, 764, 320
87, 764, 320
87, 764, 320
87, 764, 320
314, 315, 631
314, 315, 631
314, 315, 631
-----------------
346, 212, 530
407, 308, 859
407, 308, 859
2 3.59
28. 50
4. 50
5.75
H
-----------------
1, 577, 121, 418
1, 447, 113, 435
1, 131, 193, 266
1, 090, 833, 003
-__
445, 928, 152356, 280, 432 ___________
1, 930. 14
1, 771. 04
33, 203, 794
30, 213, 392
2, 990, 402
40. 64
36. 98
3.66
21.23
2 19.16
2 2.07
1, 806, 012, 200
1, 651, 972, 800
1, 651, 972, 800
154, 039, 400
154, 039, 400
2, 295. 10
2, 295. 10
59, 012, 923
56, 690, 203
2, 322, 720
74. 99
72. 04
2. 95
2 31.39
i. 29
H
C
1, 680. 02
1, 680. 02
1, 680. 02
53. 14
48. 44
2.19
2. 51
O
41, 620, 310
41, 620, 310
41, 620, 310
10, 516, 413
9, 586, 646
432, 450
497, 317
31. 63
290, 854, 950
290, 854, 950
290, 854, 950
34, 220, 190
34, 220,190
34, 220,190
1, 947. 94
1, 947. 94
1, 947. 94
8, 831,977
8, 020, 112
376, 808
435, 057
57. 61
52. 32
2. 46
2.84
973. 75
4, 505, 947
4,187, 465
162, 450
156, 032
39. 09
36.33
1.41
1.35
40.15
2 37. 31
1.45
1.39
1,681.88
_-------1, 681.88
_-------------1,681.88
6 .9 l17
5, 887, 610
252, 270
253, 307
55.93
51.51
2. 21
2. 22
33.26
S30. 63
1.31
1.32
1, 806, 012, 200
332, 475, 260
332, 475, 260
332, 475, 260
298....61...8,580
298, 618, 580
298, 618, 580
298, 618, 580
264, 398, 390
264, 398, 390
264, 398, 390
2688, 39286,
39700
112, 248, 390
112, 248, 390
112, 248, 390
88, 286, 700
88, 286, 700
88, 286, 700
192, 238, 640
192, 238, 640
192, 238, 640
170, 597, 400
170, 597, 400
170, 597, 400
23, 961, 690 ___________---973.75
-23, 961, 690 _-------_--_
21, 641, 240
21, 641, 240
21, 641, 240
' Per capita not computed; population not known.
32. 68
228. 83
1. 30
1.50
29. 58
226. 86
1.26
1.46
H
TABLE 20.--AsESSED
VALUATION OF PROPERTY SUBJECT TO THE GENERAL PROPERTY TAX, PER CAPITA ASSESS1ENT, TOTAL AND PER
[CAPITA LEVY, AND RATE OF LEVY: 1933--Continued
0
[For a text discussion of this table, see p. 29]
LEVY
ASSESSED VALUATION OF PROPERTY
Rate per
CITY AND DIVISION OF GOVERNMENT
Total
._
Per capita
Other
Personal
Real
Per capita
Total
sessed000ofa
_uation
F
ti
76
86
90
94
4
Massachusetts-Continued
.
NEW BEDFORD_ _------.--------- - .
Government of city__
Government of State_ .... ...
....
.........
....
Government of county_____________
SOMERVILLE- _-.-.-_-_.-----__.--------_
_
Government of city_._
Government of State....._
Government of county-----_____---------LYNN .------------------------------Government of city .............
Government of State_.....
Government of county... ....
...... __.
__
-----------LOWELL...........--....
_____
Government of city
_
Government of State__._
Government of county__.__ ______________ _
119, 648, 615
119, 648, 615
113, 027,100
123, 882, 540
123, 882, 540
113, 027, 100
113, 027, 100
142, 971,545
142, 971, 545
142, 971, 545
123, 734, 235
123, 734, 235
123, 734, 235
---------------
--------------
$41.63
38. 18
1.77
1.69
1,170.91
4, 009, 307
3, 681, 146
164, 049
164, 112
37. 89
34. 79
1.55
1.55
32. 36
1 29. 72
1.32
1.32
..........
19, 237, 310 _-...
19, 237, 310-_ .-...
..-------...
19, 237, 310
92, 460, 125
92, 460, 125
123, 882, 540
Government of city........___.___--------_
City corporation_._
1,389.42
1, 389. 42
1, 389. 42
4, 745, 988
4, 390,159
185, 580
170, 249
46. 12
42.66
1.80
1.65
33. 20
s 30.71
1.30
1.19
4, 326, 448
4, 017, 654
154, 080
154, 714
43.16
40. 08
1. 54
1.54
$1, 062. 63
$27, 188,490--___...
_- -_
_---------_
27, 188, 490
27, 188, 490
10, 855, 440 ------
-
---------------
1, 062. 63
1, 062. 63
_-----..
---------
-----------
_____----- -
115, 559, 937
99, 380, 300
16,179, 637--
115, 559, 937
115, 559, 937
99, 380, 300
99, 380, 300
16, 179, 637-----__
16,179, 637 ...........
2, 310, 304, 590
2, 310, 304, 590
1, 884, 016, 460
1,
884,
016,
460
1,884, 460
016,
2, 310, 304, 590
GRAND RAPIDS _.--_--------------------.-----------------Government of city
City corporation._----------------243,
775,
021
243,
775,
021
School district__------------------243,
775,
021
Government of State
.
....----------------Government of county.......__...........
243, 775, 021
201, 400, 985
201, 400, 985
201,400,985
201, 400, 985
$39.18
501
546
864
091
1, 170.91
10, 855, 440 ----------_
10, 855, 440 -------------- 1, 170. 91
$92, 460, 125
_
1,152.90
-
1, 152. 90
1,152. 90
Michigan
DETROIT-- _-----------------------------County--------------------.---------------------------Government of State
46
$119, 648, 615
426,
288,130
426, 288,
130
426,
288,
130
42, 374,
42, 374,
42, 374,
42, 374,
036
036
036
036
1,
398. 91
1,398.91
398. 91
1,
1, 418. 95
1,
418. 95
1, 418. 95
1, 418. 95
$4, 687,
4, 298,
198,
190,
2 35.
93
o
U
y
H
37.44
234. 77
1.33
1.34
855
650
239
411
205
41.49
40.67
33. 70
6.97
.82
29.66
29. 07
24. 09
4.98
. 59
7, 435, 444
5, 584, 999
3, 722, 970
1, 862, 029
840, 718
1, 009, 727
43. 28
32. 51
21. 67
10.84
4. 89
5. 88
30.
50
22.91
15. 27
7. 64
3.45
4.14
68, 518,
67, 158,
55, 655,
11, 503,
1, 360,
Z
1.66
1.59
H
49
FLINT-........---- -Government of city__...
............ ____
City corporation_....................____
School district_..........................
Government of State.......................__
Government of county.......................
Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS.....-.....-......-..__
15
Government of city ........
City corporation_.........__
196, 059, 850
196, 059, 850
196, 850
059,
196, 059, 850
92
7
19
1, 183. 94
32, 252, 030
32, 252, 030
32, 252, 030
1, 183. 94
1, 183. 94
1, 183. 94
32, 252, 030
I-:---------
__.______ ____
708,351
......
._____ 506,
County.....--.....................
Government of State.............__
__ ....
ST. PAUL----------- ----------.............
Government of city...___
___._______.....
Government of State.................__
.__
__
Government of county...........__
____ ....
DULUTH------------------------------------Government of city_..____ .. ___.
._________
City corporation_................______
School district................
Government of State......_________
..
.. ___
..
Government of county.._.......___
.___
____
Missouri
ST. LOUIS...............--------........
Government of city-.
._____
.___ ._______
City corporation
.___________________
School district_ _
._________________
Government of State.........................
KANSAS CITY-..---.-----------. .......
Government of city-___-.
.
._____..
.______
City corporation--_____________
C ounty-.. -.. --------....-- - - - ---School district_.....-__________
Government of State-----................__
Nebraska
OMAHA--.------.------ -------.
.
.
.
Government of city . - __
______........
City corporation_------ --- .
.__________
School district...................
32
163, 807, 820
163, 807, 820
163, 807, 820
163, 807, 820
506, 708, 351
506, 708, 351
275,
516,
465
275, 516, 465
275, 516, 465
231,191, 886
231, 191, 886
231,191, 886
244 832148
244,
832,
148
244, 832, 148
141 556 504
141,
504
556,
141, 556, 504
103, 644
275,
103,
275,
644
- --.... -103, 275, 644 ....
_
104, 798
110,
104, 798
110,
104, 798
110,
104, 798
110,
275,128, 245
1,
1,274, 795
949,
1,274, 795
949,
53, 318,
53, 318,
53, 318,
53, 318,
261
261
261
261
912, 613, 970
912, 613, 970
912, 613, 970
50, 792,
50, 792,
50, 792,
50, 792,
1, 060. 73
1, 060. 73
1,
060.73
881.01
881.01
881. 01
1, 021.70
1, 021.70
1, 021.70
1, 021.70
537
537
537
537
Government of State........................
Government of county.---................
New Jersey
NEWARK...---------- .
.
Government of city .. ________......____
City corporation__------------_..___
County--------------------------------Government of State--.................
__
18
2
Average rate.
52. 22
44.79
40.13
4.66
7.43
48. 73
31.26
6.
57
10.89
58.54
42.90
19.48
23.43
7. 23
8.41
40. 69
38. 39
25. 31
13. 08
2.31
46. 71
44. 60
19.48
8. 27
16. 86
2.10
49. 25
42. 24
237.
84
24.40
27.01
55.31
2 35.48
2 7.46
H
a 12.37
57.30
41.99
2 19.06
222. 93
2 7.08
2 8.23
26.45
24. 95
1, 538, 89
1, 538. 68
1, 538. 68
37, 996, 054
37, 996, 054
37, 996, 054
1, 242.43
1, 401.33
1, 401.33
1, 401. 33
33, 719, 424
31, 806, 999
20, 969, 926
10, 837, 073
1, 912, 425
19, 154, 097
18, 292, 068
7, 987, 161
3, 390, 647
6, 914, 260
862, 029
1, 317.46
1, 228. 33
1, 228. 33
1, 228.33
8, 678, 665
6, 946, 829
3, 924, 162
3, 022, 667
580, 576
1,151, 260
39.85
31.90
18. 02
13. 88
2. 67
5. 29
1, 961. 09
2, 003.98
2, 003. 98
28, 816, 742
25, 281, 118
20, 418,398
4, 862, 720
3, 535, 624
64. 47
56. 56
45.68
10.88
7. 91
32. 67
28. 72
23.29
5.43
3.95
.
H.
00
H
213. 68
2 11.30
367, 806,
438, 124,
438, 124,
438, 124,
130
120
120
120
103, 717, 080
98, 565, 710
98, 565,
710
98, 565, 710
286, 942,
267, 529,
267, 529,
267, 529,
173, 482, 770
173,482,770
173, 482, 770
173, 482, 770
113, 459, 275
94, 046, 425
94, 046, 425
94, 046, 425
721, 519, 110
715, 027,380
715, 027, 380
146, 936,650
876, 605,038
895,779,908
895, 779, 908
24, 946, 408
21, 396, 615
19, 169, 214
2, 227, 401
3, 549, 793
13, 542, 109
8, 687, 845
1, 826, 826
3, 027, 438
5, 965, 549
4, 371, 881
1,984, 791
2, 387, 090
737, 015
856, 653
35.81
28.20
15. 20
13. 00
4.10
3. 51
$62, 724, 819
62, 724, 819
62, 724, 819
509, 519, 264
574, 685, 884
574, 685, 884
574, 685, 884
045
195
195
195
42.39
33.39
18. 00
15. 39
4.85
4,15
299, 789, 456
299, 611, 006
299, 611, 006
-----------.---
39
7, 019, 522
5, 528, 888
2, 980, 110
2, 548, 778
803, 406
687, 228
172,603,250
172, 603, 250
37, 996, 054
8,149, 278
8,149, 278
8, 149, 278
216.45 H
8.50
1.50
0
35.
10
33.
60
2 15.67
5.90
0
212.03
1.50
31.45
24.98
2. 17
2 4.30
.
TABLE
20.-ASSESSED
VALUATION OF PROPERTY SUBJECT TO THE GENERAL PROPERTY TAx, PER CAPITA ASSESSMENT,
CAPITA LEVY, AND RATE OF LEVY: 1933-Continued
,
TOTAL AND PER
[For a text discussion of this table, see p. 29]
ILV
ASSESSED VALUATION
LEVY
OF PROPERTY
I
i
0
0
0
CITY AND DIVISION OF GOVERNMENT
Total
Real
Personal
Other
Per capita
$126, 319, 922
126, 319, 922
126, 319, 922
$1, 975.80
2, 030. 36
2, 030. 36
I
Total
Per capita
Rate per
$1,000 of as
sessed val
uation
U
New Jersey-Continued
23
61
65
69
71
JERSEY CITY .--------
---------------------
Government of city_---------------City corporation_______.---------------County.------------------------------. . . . ..-------------Government of State .
$632, 058, 874
649, 511,667
649, 511,667
---------------Government of city......----------------Government of State.____.----------------Government of county__-----___.------
PATERSON.---.--
194,032,846
165,691,874
163,580, 765
$468, 897, 452
450, 857, 245
450, 857, 245
174,976,271
139, 331,499
137, 220, 390
500
841,
$36,
72, 334, 500
72, 334, 500
18,064,715
991,860
25, 368, 515
25, 368, 515
991,860
991, 860
1,395.92
1,192.03
1,176, 84
13
$73.86
65.80
49.52
16. 28
8.06
$37. 04
33.07
25. 06
8.01
6, 777, 886
4, 821, 625
761, 794
1,194, 467
48. 76
34. 69
36. 75
24.85
4.60
7.30
5.48
8.59
3. 97
H
r
H
33.05
182, 456, 545
163, 312, 775
22,492, 700
22,492, 700
16, 909, 800
2, 233, 970
161,272,075
161,272, 075
2, 233, 970
2, 233, 970
1,498.78
1,498.78
6, 067, 637
4, 137, 074
755,180
1,175, 383
48. 89
33. 34
6.09
9.47
------------------------CAMDEN
Government of city-__.__...--------------Government of State.....-----------------.
Government of county....----------------
891,
175, 913
180,876,527
180, 876, 527
340,
150, 415
143,435,725
725
143,435,
19,
431,386
31,320,690
690
320,
31,
112
6,120,
6,120,112
6,120,112
476.84
1i,
1,518.69
1,
518.69
6, 281, 037
4, 323, 780
777, 460
1,179, 797
52.
74
36. 30
6.53
9.91
--------ELIZABETH ........------------------..-----------------Government of city__
Government of State....----------------..--------------.
Government of county-.
159, 910, 972
163,190,043
163,190, 043
140, 397, 025
138, 311,386
138, 311, 386
14, 959, 200
20, 323, 910
20, 323, 910
4, 554, 747
4, 554, 747
4, 554, 747
TRENTON----------------------------Government of city___.-------------------.
Government of State......----------------Government of county-.......-------------.
185,998, 745
185, 998, 745
i, 470.24
1, 356. 33
1, 384.14
1, 384.14
5, 510, 764
4, 000, 367
637, 978
872, 419
46. 74
33. 93
5.41
7.40
2, 626.34
2, 626. 34
455, 801, 998
455, 410,198
391, 800
63. 71
63. 66
.05
NEW YOR.-----
-------------------------------------
Government of city.--------------------18,
Government of State..---------------------
BUFFALO.----------------------------Government of city--___---------------.....
City corporation______-------------------------- ------------County-__---------------Government of State--_
35.40
24.58
4.30
6.52
34. 28
25. 02
3.91
5.35
24. 26
New York
1
626, 769
047, 890
839, 961
207, 929
578, 879
$23,
21,
15,
5,
2,
789; 618, 573
18, 789, 618, 573
1,038, 770, 775
1, 038, 770, 775
1, 038, 770, 775
18, 470,558,858
18, 470, 558, 858
034,
i, 746, 275
1, 034, 746, 275
1,
034, 746, 275
319, 059, 715 ------------319, 059, 715 --------------
2
24.24
.02
26. 92
4, 024, 500
4, 024, 500
4, 024, 500
1,782.68
1, 782. 68
1, 782. 68
27, 961, 356
27, 752, 563
21, 262, 219
6, 490, 344
208, 793
47. 99
47. 63
36.49
11.14
.36
26. 72
20.47
6.25
.20
y
22
ROCHESTER............................
.....
Government of city._________.____..-...
______
City corporation__________
County........
.................
Government of State_ - __ _-__-_
___ - _
Countyopor--io----------------
40
60
63
91
6
17
27
28
-------
SYRACUSE_................ ............... .
___
.
Government of city __-------______-----City corporation........._.............
County supervisors' fund________________
Government of State___________________
Government of county ..... ............
__
YONKERS...................-............-.....Government of city_ .____.................
Government of State .___.._____
_.._______
Government of county________________
540, 540
408, 233
233, 675
174, 558
132, 307
55. 59
55.
20
45. 68
9.52
.40
28. 82
28. 61
2 23.
68
4. 93
.21
8, 712, 354
7, 058, 889
6, 778, 962
279, 927
84, 717
1, 568, 748
40. 62
32. 91
31.60
1.31
. 39
7.31
22. 46
18.20
17. 48
.72
.22
4. 04
10, 982, 188
9, 763, 636
58, 027
1, 160, 525
78. 17
69.49
.41
8. 26
31. 16
27. 70
. 17
3.29
Z
8, 033, 085
6, 626, 413
59, 782
1, 346, 890
61.89
51. 05
.46
10. 38
33. 46
Z
27. 60
(
1, 331.21
1, 331. 21
4, 260,174
3, 341, 894
29, 323
888, 957
41.52
32.
57
. 29
8.66
31.22
224.47
.22
6.53
1, 172. 08
1,172. 08
1,172. 08
1, 172.08
32,185, 586
32, 185, 586
13,192,969
6, 002, 773
12, 720, 734
269,110
35.05
35. 05
14. 37
6. 54
13.85
.29
16, 200, 962
16, 200, 962
7, 495, 968
2, 765, 649
5, 939, 345
6, 249, 322
4, 737,133
2, 461, 330
2, 275, 803
1,512,189
35. 21
35. 21
16. 29
6. 01
12. 91
20. 85
15. 81
8. 21
7. 59
5. 05
----------------
643, 362, 601
643, 362, 601
643, 362, 601
--
1, 929. 12
1, 929. 12
1, 929. 12
643, 362, 601
643, 362, 601
643, 362, 601
387, 861,319
387, 861, 319
387, 861, 319
387, 861, 319
387,
861,
319
352, 498, 783
352, 498, 783
387, 841,
387, 841,
387, 841,
387, 841,
20, 000
20, 000
319
319
319
319
352,335.......783
240, 087, 422
240, 087, 422
240, 087, 422
240, 087, 422
240, 087, 422
240, 087, 422
U TICA........
---------- -Government of city__
_____
____
Governmant of State__.._.__ .. .... _....
Government of county.. .... _ _.___________
136, 581, 755
136, 581, 755
136, 581, 755
20, 000
---...
163, 000
163,
000
163,
000
136, 515, 255
136, 515, 255
136, 515, 255
-----------------
900,162, 900
900,162, 900
900, 162, 900
900, 162, 900
1, 808. 21
1, 808. 21
1, 808. 21
.................-----
---------------
Ohio 1
CLEVELAND-..............--------......-------------------___....
Government of city ......
1, 076, 441,020
City corporation________________________
1, 076, 441, 020
County-----. _ ,_. .....
1, 076, 441, 020
School district____
----------------Park district____________________________
1, 076, 441, 020
CINCINNATI---------............................------Government of city......-------------------.
----------------City corporation
755, 641,890
County
755, 641,890
-----------------------School district.......------------------755, 641, 890
1, 808.21
20,000
352, 335, 783
352, 335, 783
352, 335, 783
ALBANY -----...
...............
.................
Government of city__________________________
Government of State_
___________...........
Government of county.....__..............__
..............
.. .
.. .
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
2, 508. 89
2, 508. 89
2, 508. 89
.........
.......
-------------
..
..
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
66, 500_______
66,500 ____________
66, 500 _____________
1,849.67
1, 849. 67
1, 849. 67
1,331.21
---------------- ------------7 176, 278, 120 _
7 176, 278,120 ..
7 176, 278,120
7 176, 278, 120-----------
.............--.
8 755,641,890
8755, 641, 890
s 755, 641, 890
COLUMBUS----....-----------------------__-.... ...-..-------.
Government of city321, 742, 430
----------------City corporation
321,742, 430
School district...................
321, 742, 430
Government of county........---------------TOLEDO---------------------------------------------------
275, 059, 770
275, 059, 770
275, 059, 770
Government of city....-------------------------------366, 717, 870
City corporation --------------------366, 717, 870
School district...---------------------Government of county-.------------------- 366, 717, 870
1 General property not taxed for State purposes.
311,122, 540
311, 122, 540
311,122, 540
2 Average rate.
1, 642.34
1, 642. 34
1, 642. 34
---
7 46, 682, 660----------7 46, 682, 660 ____________..
7 46, 682, 660
1, 073. 55
1, 073. 55
1, 073.55
7 55, 595, 330--------7 55, 595, 330 ...
1, 226. 89
1, 226. 89
1, 226. 89
46, 682, 660__--_---------
7 55, 595, 330
7Public utilities onl Y.
18,
18,
15,
3,
32. 64
9, 754, 695
26. 42
7, 898, 369
4,168,115
13.94
12. 48
3, 730, 254
6. 21
1, 856, 326
s Includes public utilities.
8
Z
.25
5.61
29.91
29. 91
12. 26
5. 58
11.82
.25
21.44
21.44
9.92
3. 66
7.86
19.42
14. 72
7. 65
2 7.07
4.70
26. 60
21.54
11.37
10. 17
5.06
H
/
O
M
U
G.
TABLE 20.--AssESSED
VALUATION OF PROPERTY SUBJECT TO THE GENERAL PROPERTY TAX, PER CAPITA ASSESSMENT, TOTAL AND PER
CAPITA LEVY, AND RATE OF LEVY: 1933-Continued
[For a text discussion of this table, see p. 29]
-
--
--
rl
ASSESSED VALUATION
-
LEVY
OF PROPERTY
II
-.
.a
a
CITY AND DIVISION OF GOVERNMENT
a
Total
A
Real
II
35
41
Ohio--Continued
AKRON-----------------------------------Government of city-------------__----------------City corporation ._
School district_------------------Government of county..--------------
$226, 250, 450
226, 250, 450
226, 250, 450
Per capita
Other
Personal
I
1----
I
I1-
--
Government of county---------------City corporation___-----------------
264, 322, 860
264, 322, 860
264, 322, 860
Government of township ..----- --------City corporation___----------------84
CANTON--
Government of city.------
_------------
OKLAHOMA
CITY-...
$27.80
$853.45
853.45
853.45
235, 331,180
235, 331, 180
235, 331,180
7 28, 991, 680
7 28, 991, 680
7 28,991,680
1, 279. 39
1, 279. 39
1, 279.39
6, 660, 930
5, 518, 792
3,061,120
2, 457, 672
1, 142, 138
32.24
26, 71
14. 82
11. 90
5. 53
25.20
20.88
11.58
9. 30
4. 32
219,118, 210
219,118, 210
219,118, 210
219,118, 210
7 29, 622,000
7 29, 622, 000
7 29, 622, 000
7 29, 622, 000
1, 427. 90
1, 427. 90
1, 427. 90
1, 427.90
5, 671, 276
4,688,753
2,100, 611
2, 588, 142
870, 590
111, 933
32. 56
26. 92
12.06
14.86
5.00
.64
22. 80
18.85
8.44
10. 41
3.50
.45
1, 054. 98
1, 054.98
1, 054. 98
1, 054. 98
2, 547, 675
2, 098, 092
712, 217
1, 385, 875
419, 619
29, 964
23. 70
19. 52
6.63
12. 89
3.90
. 28
22. 46
18. 50
6.28
12. 22
3. 70
5, 813,
4, 388,
2,132,
2, 256,
425,
999,
29. 21
22.05
10.72
11.34
2.14
5. 02
45.75
34.54
16. 78
17. 76
3.35
7. 86
$196, 655, 520
196, 655, 520
196, 655, 520
7 29, 594,930
7 29, 594, 930
113, 410, 410
113, 410, 410
113, 410, 410
113, 410, 410
103, 859, 220
103, 859, 220
103, 859, 220
103,859,220
S9, 551, 190
127, 075, 026
127, 075, 026
127, 075, 026
127, 075, 026
101,324,964
13, 545, 115
13, 545, 115
13, 545,115
13, 545,115
7 9, 551,190
7 9, 551, 190
79, 551,190
--------------------------
___----------------City corporation ___
School district...------------------..----------------Government of State.---Government of county..--.....------------
Ii
.i
$23. 72
21. 13
10. 40
10.74
2.59
---------------------------------
------------------School district
Government of county ......................
city......-----------------Government of township ________-.-------._
townshiptate......_______.
42
248, 740, 210
248, 740, 210
248, 740, 210
248, 740, 210
Rate per
$1,000 of as
sessed val
uation
$6, 289, 762
5, 601, 961
2, 755, 730
2, 846, 231
687, 801
7$29, 594,930
45
__------------------School district_.
Government of county__----------------
I
---1I
DAYTON----------------------------------
Government of city--------------------City corporation-------------------------------------School district
Per capita
Total
101,324, 964
101, 324, 964
101,324, 964
$12,
12,
12,
12,
204,
204,
204,
204,
947
947
947
947
638. 57
638. 57
638. 57
5?
638. 57
054
667
323
344
067
320
24. 76
12. 18
12. 58
3. 04
2.26
Z
N
H
,
y
0
0
O
H
56
26
3
10
TULSA---------------------------------Government of city.....-----------------City corporation ................----------------,
..................
SSchool district......
-----------Government of State--..---....
G overn m en t of cou n ty . _.._..... .............
Oregon
PORTLAND.-------.---------------------Government of city .......................
City corporation___...............
County- ........
School district.___
_____ __________
Port district...... _ _ __
_ __ _
Government of State_ ....................
Pennsylvania1
PHILADELPHIA-..
.
Government of city..........._
____....._....
City corporation ..
____
School district._
Poor district______ ______________
______
Government of county...............
77
37
98, 452, 356
98, 452, 356
98, 452, 356
98, 452, 356
-----------------
066,
066,
066,
066,
020
020
020
020
---------------
322, 443, 490
249, 189, 400
29, 844, 370
322,443,490
249, 189, 400
29, 844, 370
322, 443, 490
322, 443, 490
322, 443, 490
249,189, 400
249, 189, 400
249, 189, 400
29, 844, 370
29, 844, 370
29, 844, 370
9,
9,
9,
9,
296, 748
296, 748
296, 748
296, 748
842. 28
842. 28
842. 28
842. 28
43,409,720
43, 409, 720
43, 409, 720
43, 409, 720
43, 409, 720
43, 409, 720
1, 043.84
1, 043.84
1, 043. 84
1, 043. 84
1, 043. 84
1,
043.
..................
.......
..........
4,162, 012, 643
3, 255, 705, 581
687,133, 054
PITTSBURGH .... ... ... ....
... ... ....
... ...
Government of City_ _ ..
______ .
.
.
City corporation_ ._____
......
_ ___
County- ------------------------_----School district_........._............
SCRANTON .............---------------Government of city .. __................
City corporation_....__
School district__
Poor districts___
70
123, 815, 124
123, 815,124
123, 815, 124
123, 815, 124
16,
16,
16,
16,
1, 211, 637, 830
1, 531, 029, 425
1, 211, 637, 830
3, 255, 705, 581
3, 255, 705, 581
687, 133, 054
1, 211, 637, 830
1, 118, 997, 710
1, 211, 637. 830
906, 307, 062
---------------
2, 109. 81
1, 650. 38
(4)
412, 031,715
1, 785. 76
2, 256. 49
1, 785. 76
--------------.-............
__
E RIE- o
------ ------ - - -- - - -- - - -- Government of city.._____
__________...
City corporation_ ..... __
____......._
School district_............
___________
Government of county..... _-__-_-----_-_
-READING _ _. .
Government of city__
City corporation______________ _
.........
School district_ .......
____________
Government of county_______________
..
Rhode Island
PROVIDENCE . ....
......... .
.. .. .....
Government of city_....__...___ ...........
_
Government of State..... ..
........
___
1 General property not taxed for State purpose
122, 482, 010
122, 482, 010
109, 524, 676
122, 352, 275
122, 482, 010
122, 482, 010
109, 524, 676
109, 524, 676
222.34
(4)
414,
560
414, 083, 560
205, 336,560
-083,
205, 336, 560
205,
336,
560
' Per capita not computed; population not known.
44.42
19.80
11.16
11. 86
1.60
3.08
H
222. 34
214.84
H
S.38
r
y
9.50
43, 636,188
43, 636, 188
18, 519, 58 5
10, 879, 858
14, 236, 74 5
64.31
64. 31
27. 29
16. 04
20. 98
34.14
34.14
215.28
2a
7.11
11. 75
471, 33!9
790, 26 2
931, 40 8
204, 67 6
654, 178
681, 07 7
37. 89
33.17
13.38
15. 27
4. 53
4.72
45.31
39.74
215. 77
18.
00
39.74
32.93
16.15
16.78
6. 82
38.73
32. 21
13. 81
18. 41
6. 52
34.44
26.50
13. 00
13.50
2 7.94
25. 66
21.00
9. 00
12.00
2 4.66
49.37
47. 22
2.15
2 19. 47
5,
4,
1,
2,
12, 609,1335
12, 060, 5412
548, 59 3
- - 619,-420,-120
-619, 420, 120
560
47.13
47.13
31.32
15. 68
2, 425. 29
2, 425. 29
43, 116, 971
083,
92, 970, 27 6
92, 970, 27 6
61, 781, 03 6
30, 929, 20 3
260, 037
1, 533.90
1, 533. 90
1, 398. 62
171, 490, 000
113, 249, 072
414,
47.50
21, 531, 605
171, 490, 000
120
49.58
46. 37
20.67
11.65
12. 38
1.67
3. 22
4, 701, 75 5
3, 895, 50 0
1, 911, 000
1, 984, 50 0
806, 255
4, 330, 00)3
3, 601, 29'0
1, 543, 41.0
2, 057, 880
728, 71.3
171, 490, 000
156, 366, 043
: Average rate.
15, 316, 06 6
0
14, 322, 941
6, 384, 38 1
3, 598, 469
3, 824, 180
515, 910
993, 126
1, 242. 60
1, 242. 60
858.38
171, 490, 000
420,
54.02
43. 44
24.00
19. 44
3.35
7. 23
12, 827, 599
147, 000, 000
147, 000, 000
80, 014, 365
619,
45.50
36. 59
20. 21
16. 37
2. 82
6.09
848. 21
848. 21
758.48
847. 31
147, 000, 000
101, 545, 970
147, 000, 000
6, 688, 49 3
5, 378, 52!9
2, 971, 56 3
2, 406, 96 6
414, 78 1
895, 183
7 Public utilities
U
0
a 5.97
2 5. 57
U)
20.36
.89
.
C
TABLE
20.-ASSESSED VALUATION OF PROPERTY SUBJECT TO THE GENERAL PROPERTY TAX, PER CAPITA ASSESSMENT, TOTAL AND PER
CAPITA LEVY, AND RATE OF LEVY: 1933-Continued
[For a text discussion of this table, see p. 29]
ASSESSED VALUATION OF PROPERTY
LEVY
CITY AND DIVISION OF GOVERNMENT
Real
Total
0
'
Per capita
Other
Personal
Per capita
Total
I
Rate per
$1,000 of as
sessed val
uation
H
36
52
67
78
24
2ennessee
M EMPHIS --------.....
.
....
-.......................
.... ..........
Government of city...--.-----------------.
$280, 200, 754
Government of State----____-.
__- 285, 024, 744
Government of county___----------------- -285, 024, 744
$28,505,865
30, 101, 225
30, 101, 225
$41,852, 644
41, 852, 644
41,852, 644
$1,071.51
1, 089. 96
1, 089. 96
$8, 790, 021
5, 968, 276
228, 020
2, 593, 725
19, 911, 327
19, 911,327
19, 911,327
1, 015. 97
1, 225. 02
1, 225.02
3, 491, 288
153, 078
1, 339, 433
-- -------------20, 770, 678
913.83
3,604,293
2, 095, 754
N ASH
VILLE-..... ...... ..... ...... ...... .....
Government of city.......____
....
___.
Government of State_............-.. ___..
Government of county.........__.-........
158, 887
694,
191, 347, 537
191, 347, 537
13211, 560
389,
132, 225, 720
132, 225, 720
27, 394, 000
39, 210, 490
39, 210, 490
CHATTANOOGA
____________--_________. __
Government of city.
.______.................
Government of State-.
.__- ____.......
Government of county --.. ...............
112, 674, 928
110, 922, 050
110, 922, 050
s110, 922, 050
s 110, 922, 050
83, 340, 500
8, 563, 750
(9)
KNOXVILLE-_--------------------.-----.Government of city ________________________
Government of State _________________..
- ..
.
Government of county .. ____________________
$33. 61
22. 82
.87
9.92
$31.20
21.30
31.91
22.35
.98
8. 58
29. 80
22.00
.80
1, 419, 802
29.23
17. 00
.72
11. 52
32.20
18. 60
.80
12. 80
1, 093. 70
919.98
919. 98
4, 251, 394
2, 999, 876
81, 400
1, 170, 118
38.44
27. 12
.74
10. 58
37. 10
24. 80
10
761.90
919. 10
756. 90
(4)
761.90
13, 202, 616
11, 337, 623
5, 770, 568
1, 496, 839
3, 447, 732
582, 300
40, 184
1, 864, 993
41. 54
35. 66
18. 15
4. 71
10. 85
1.83
5. 87
46. 50
238. 80
19. 75
6. 18
11.80
2. 42
5. 00
7.70
39. 56
25.
37
6. 54
7.66
38. 62
a 23. 64
6.90
28.08
4_ 2
Q
(0)
(9)
(9)
- - - - - - - - - -
120, 962, 733
101,
404
749,
101, 749, 404
96,
107,
785
79, 855, 085
79, 855, 085
899. 61
12, 800, 579
899. 61
-
-
12, 054, 369
12, 054, 369
12, 054, 369
9, 839, 950
9, 839, 950
-
-
-
-
7A
88, 737
.80
9.10
. . . . .
.
. . . .
. . .
-
D ALLAS---- .
.
Government
Government
Government
-.. . . . . . . . . .
.
. .
of city.........____________
of State__....
of county____ __________...__...
292,180,670
242,
206,
922
292, 180, 670
240, 619, 946
8, 036, 802
242, 206, 922
253,144, 420
212, 346, 243
253, 144, 420
210, 759, 267
4, 822, 081
212, 346, 243
39, 036,250 _-919.
29, 860, 679
39, 036, 250
29, 860, 679 .
3, 214, 721
29, 860, 679 -__________...
296,994,275
221, 341, 100
75, 653,175 ------
262, 173, 323
262, 173, 323
187, 303, 710
187, 303, 710
74, 869, 613
74, 869, 613
.
-
1, 073.34
947. 50
947.50
10, 947, 581
7, 020, 434
1, 808, 996
2, 118, 151
(4)
H
7. 00
.80
11. 50
Texas
H OUSTON ---
Government of city __--_____________________
City corporation __________________-___
County .................................
School district_..________________________
Navigation district ..__________________
Drainage district_____________________
.
.
.
Government of State___ _________ __
__
33
213, 070, 875
213, 070, 875
$209, 842,245
H
38
SAN ANTONIO...
----------------------
School district
__
_
_
_____-
_
223, 388, 670
_
.__ -.
G ov e rn m en t of S t at e. . . ___ . . . . ..- ..---------Government of county__________------47
8
1 5, 170, 388
185, 170, 388
--------------.----------------FORT WORTH-- ----------Government of city ....---------.-------------
City corporation ______________________School district_ __-___-_-_--------------.____
G overnment of State__.__________. . .
. .
Governm ent of county.________. ____.. . . .
89
8, 828, 352
6,198,932
4, 032, 062
2, 166, 870
1, 277, 676
1, 351, 744
36. 57
25.68
16. 70
8. 98
5. 29
5.60
41.95
27.75
2 18. 05
9.70
6.90
7.30
1, 022.71
930.61
930. 61
7,188, 491
4, 816, 481
2, 917, 510
1, 898, 971
1, 209, 568
1, 162, 442
42. 59
28.53
17.28
11. 25
7. 17
6.89
43. 00
27. 90
16. 90
11.00
7. 70
7. 40
963. 15
834. 92
834. 92
3, 612, 754
2, 280, 220
604,900
727, 634
34.41
21.72
5.76
6.93
37. 75
2 22.55
6. 90
8. 30
34,
085, 990
34, 085, 990
34, 085, 990
1, 077. 28
1, 077.28
1, 077. 28
1, 077. 28
5, 915, 464
3, 495,
219
1, 864, 117
1, 631, 102
1, 491, 293
928, 952
41.02
24.24
12.93
11.31
10.34
6.44
38.08
22.50
12. 00
10.50
9.60
5. 98
243, 278, 829
30, 006, 237
119, 752, 946
1, 478. 02
647.66
6, 550, 399
5, 818,111
732, 288
35.43
31.47
3.96
2 16.67
2 21.29
26.11
160, 387, 239
--------
15, 600, 100
34, 906, 635
1, 356.78
269. 11
5,106, 501
4, 892, 856
213, 645
39.37
37.72
1.65
224.21
a 27.80
26.12
16, 416, 681
14, 747, 622
5, 294, 878
5, 408, 092
3,916,657
127, 995
1, 669, 059
43. 88
39. 42
14. 15
14.46
10.47
.34
4.46
64.13
57. 61
a 20. 68
2 21.13
15.30
.50
6.52
-----------
- ----------------Government of city------------City corporation______________________
223, 388, 670
EL PASO--.-------------.-------------------.-----.
Government of city___-------- .
Government of State _--.
.------------Government of county___
175,
175,
153,
153,
333,
333,
434,
434,
070
070
858
858
48,
48,
31,
31,
055,
055,
735,
735,
600
600
530
530
729
729
790
790
134, 706, 781
134, 706, 781
119, 528, 400
119, 528, 400
37, 926, 948
101, 131, 000
87, 666, 730
87, 666, 730
80, 856, 340
63, 879, 580
63, 879, 580
20, 274, 660
23, 787, 150
23, 787, 150
172, 633,
172, 633,
157, 086,
157, 086,
37, 926, 948
37, 558, 390
37, 558, 390
925. 39
925. 39
767. 07
767.07
1, 022. 71
Utah
SALT LAKE CITY-----------------------------
Government of city----__-_____________---. .
City corporation _ ________-_______ ______
School district __-___________ _-_______
.-------------.
Government of State__--.-...Government of county_______________
44
RICHM
ND .
- - .
Virginia to
..
.
..
Government of city ._______-
..
...------------------
_______. ..
Government of State-_-----------r----64
20
.
Government of city____--------------Government of State..------------Washington
SEATTLE ------------------------------Government of city_______-.---------------___________
-__________City corporation
...-------------------County ....
....
School district _____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Port district ________-__ _________________
.
Government of State___ ____-.
2 Average rate.
155,
155,
155,
155,
343, 069
343, 069
343, 069
343, 069
273, 285, 066
119,752,94638
175, 987, 339
34, 906, 635
255, 990, 628
255, 990,628
255, 990, 628
255, 990,628
255, 990,628
121,
121,
121,
121,
211,
211,
211,
211,
211,
257,
257,
257,
257,
079
079
079
079
962, 313
962, 313
962, 313
962, 313
962, 313
34, 085, 990
44, 028, 315
44, 028, 315
44, 028, 315
44, 028,.315
44, 028, 315
684. 28
684. 28
684. 28
684.28
684.28
4 Per capita not computed; population not known.
personal and other property included with that of real property.
property taxed only for city purposes and personal intangible property taxed only for State purposes.
9 Valuation of
to Real and personal tangible
z
0
H
0
0
M
TABLE 20.-ASSESSED VALUATION OF PROPERTY SUBJECT TO THE GENERAL PROPERTY TAX, PER CAPITA ASSESSMENT, TOTAL AND PER
CAPITA LEVY, AND RATE OF LEVY: 1933-Continued
I
[For a text discussion of this table, see p. 29]
ASSESSED VALUATION
OF PROPERTY
LEVY
CITY AND DIVISION OF GOVERNMENT
Rate per
Real
Total
Personal
Other
Per capita
Total
Per capita
p5
73
81
12
Washington-Continued
SPOKANE
----------------------Government of city----------------City corporation_ .......
$68, 817,
School district_..____--______________
68, 817,
Government of State___....__ _____________
_
68, 817,
Government of county _________________--__
68, 817,
248
248
248
248
--------------$54, 091, 315
54, 091, 315
54, 091, 315
54, 091, 315
$14,
14,
14,
14,
------725, 933 _____________
$590. 20
725, 933 -590.
20
725, 933-____________20
590.
725, 933 -.
________
590. 20
TACOMA.------------Government of city--........--------------------------------------- ---------------- -------------- -----------City corporation.__________________...
54, 914, 340
44, 258, 193
10, 656, 147
507. 53
School district. __________________________
54, 914, 340
44, 258, 193
10, 656, 147 --.
______
-507, 53
Park district__________ ______________
54, 914, 340
44, 258, 193
10, 656, 147 _
_
507. 53
_
Government of State_-___ _______-___-___--54, 914, 340
44, 258, 193
10, 656,147 --507. 53
Government of county _____________________
54, 914, 340
44, 258, 193
10, 656,147 _
_
507. 53
_
Government of port___-____
54, 914, 340
44, 258, 193
10, 656, 147 --507, 53
Wisconsin II
MILWAUKEE-------------------------.---------.--------.---------...........................-------------- Government of city----City corporation___
955, 669, 422
793, 182, 900
58, 608, 530 $103, 877, 992
County_________________________________
953, 049, 622
793, 182, 900
58, 608, 530
101, 258, 192
Metropolitan sewerage district-..... _ _
851, 791, 430
793, 182, 900
58, 608, 530 ...
Government of State---..-_____-_____
-_____ 049, 622
953,
793, 182, 900
58, 608, 530
101, 258,192
----1, 595.
1, 590.
1, 421.
1, 590.
2 Average rate.
11 Street railways and connected utilities taxed for general State purposes.
Real and personal property taxed for forestry only.
O
18
80
79
80
$1,000 of as
sessed val
uation
$3, 540, 816
2,116, 299
1, 279, 339
836, 960
483, 097
941, 420
$30. 37
18. 15
10. 97
7. 18
4. 14
8. 07
$51. 45
30. 75
2 18. 59
2 12. 16
7. 02
13. 68
3, 907, 481
2, 066, 752
1, 112, 400
844, 523
109, 829
409, 661
1, 170, 225
260, 843
36. 11
19. 10
10. 28
7. 81
1. 02
3. 79
10. 82
2. 41
71. 16
37. 64
2 20. 26
215. 38
2. 00
7. 46
21. 31
4. 75
O
30, 560, 394
30,161, 550
21, 202, 956
6, 819, 152
2, 139, 442
398, 844
51. 01
50. 34
35. 39
11. 38
3. 57
.67
32.
31.
2 22.
2 7.
2.
C1/
28
86
19
16
51
2 42
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