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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERi
HERBERT HOOVER, SECRETARY
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
W. M. STEUART, Director
FINANCIAL STATISTI S
OF CITIES HAVING A POPt .AT10N
OF OVER 30,000
1922
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REPORTS ON PUBLIC FINANCE ISSUED BY THE BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
FOR THE YEAR 1922.
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF OVER 30,000: 1922 (Annual).
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF STATES: 1922 (Annual).
WEALTH, D E B T , AND TAXATION: 1922 (Decennial).
Estimated National Wealth: 1922.
Public Debt: 1922.
Taxes Collected: 1922.
Assessed Valuation and Tax Levies: 1922.
Digest of State Laws Relating to Taxation and Revenue: 1922.
Abstract of Wealth, Debt, and Taxation: 1922.
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LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
B U R E A U OF THE CENI
Washington,
D. C , January
2
5,
1924.
SIR:
I t r a n s m i t herewith t h e annual report of th<
of t h e Census showing t h e financial transactio
cities for t h e fiscal year 1922, t h e assessed vali
taxable property in those cities and t h e tax
thereon during t h a t year, and their inde
and specified assets a t t h e close of t h a t ye;
financial transactions of these cities have b
lyzed a n d are so presented as to show, boti
whole city and for its i m p o r t a n t d e p a r t n u
revenue collected, t h e cost of conducting n
business, a n d t h e indebtedness incurred for
this cost.
Attention is directed to the change in siz
reports of financial statistics of citfes. He
t h e a n n u a l publications have been issued ir
size (9 by 11 inches), b u t beginning with t h e
volume all reports relating to public finance
printed in t h e more convenient octavo size
inches). T h e statistics are as thoroughly d
a n d analyzed a n d t h e tabulations are as con
this volume as in t h e larger reports for forme
t h e only difference being minor changes in i
m e n t to facilitate presentation on t h e small
This report was prepared under t h e super\
Starke M. Grogan, chief statistician for stat:
States a n d cities, and Lemuel A. Carruthers
chief of division. T h e text discussion was p
by Morris J. Hole, expert special agent.
Respectfullv,
W.
M. S T E U J
Director of the (
Hon.
HERBERT HOOVER,
Secretary of
Commerce.
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INTRODUCTION.
Page.
. . . 11
. . . 11
. . . 11
. . . 13
Scope of report
_
_
Purpose of report
...
_
Increase in the number and population of cities having over 30,000 inhabitants.
Cities having a population of over 30,000 in 1922
_
DESCRIPTION OF G E N E R A L TABLES.
Table
Number and character of general tables
15
Groups of cities
15
Table 1.
Year of incorporation as a city..
Population
_
_
Area.
_
_
15
15
16
Table 2.
Summary of receipts and payments...
Divisions and funds of municipal government.
Date of close of fiscal y e a r . .
Table 3.
Revenue receipts
General property taxes
Special taxes
Poll taxes
Business taxes
Nonbusiness license taxes
Special assessments and special charges for
outlays
Fines, forfeits, and escheats...
Subventions and grants..
Donations and gifts
Pension assessments
Highway privileges
Rents of investment properties
Receipts from interest.
Earnings of general departments
_.
Earnings of public service enterprises
16
17
18
18
19
19
23
23
23
23
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
Table 4.
Governmental-cost payments.
_
Expenses
Interest charges
Outlays
Comparison of revenue receipts and all
governmental-cost payments..
Comparison of revenue receipts and payments
for expenses and interest
,._
Comparative summary of net revenue receipts
and net governmental-cost payments of 146
cities for specified years: 1903-1922
29
29
34
34
34
35
35
Per capita revenue receipts d governmentalcost payments
Comparative summary of
capita net revenue receipts and net gov
mental-cost payments of 146 cities for sp ied years: 19031922
r capita net reComparative summary of
ceipts from principal re% les of 146 cities
for specified years: 1903-U
Table
Per cent distribution of rei le receipts and
governmental-cost paymeij
Proportional distribution ol yenue receipts,
by divisions of the governri is of the cities..
Percent of revenue receipts^
uired for meeting expenses and interesti i available for
outlays.
J
Per cent relation of revenue | ipts to governmental-cost payments
J
or cent distriComparative summary of tl
bution of net revenue receii jf 146 cities for
specified yea^: 1903-1922...
Comparative Nummary of thj er cent distribution of net governmental- t payments of
146 cities for specified years 303-1922
Table 7.
departments,
Payments for expenses of gene
total and per capita. _
Comparative summary of pay; its for general
departmental expenses of 14 .ties for specified years: 1903-1922
Comparative summary of th< 3r capita net
payments for general depart ntal expenses
of all cities for specified years •03-1922.
Table 8.
Per cent distribution of payme
for the principal general departmental e: tises
Comparative summary of per c ; distribution
of general departmental expe s of all cities
for specified years: 1903-1922
Table 9.
36
37
37
38
38
39
40
42
42
43
43
44
Payments for outlays..
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CONTENTS.
Tables 10 and 11.
Page.
Nonrevenue receipts and nongovernmental- 46
cost payments
Receipts from the issue and payments for
the cancellation of debt obligations.
46
Receipts for and payments to other civil
divisions...
46
Receipts and payments on account of private trusts...
_
46
Receipts and payments on account of investments
46
' Receipts and payments on account of supplies
46
Receipts and payments on account of refund s._
47
Receipts offsetting outlays and payments
for outlays offset by reoeipts
47
Receipts and payments on account of general transfers
47
Table 12.
Amount of specified assets at close of year
Assets in sinking funds.
Assets in public trust funds
Assets in investment funds and miscellaneous investments...
48
48
48
48
Table 12—Continued.
Page.
Amount of specified assets at close of year—Con.
Assets in private trust funds__
49
Cash in general administrative funds
49
Table 13.
Gross and net indebtedness of cities
_..
Indebtedness classified by governmental unit'
by which incurred
._
Indebtedness classified by character of outstanding debt obligation...
Indebtedness classified as funded or fixed..
Indebtedness classified as floating. _
Special assessment bonds and certificates
Indebtedness classified as current
Revenue bonds and notes
Warrants
_
_
Obligations on trust account
Per capita indebtedness
50
50
50
50
50
51
51
51
51
51
51
Table 14.
Assessed valuation of property...
Per capita assessed valuation
Tax rates
Tax levies
54
54
54
55
G E N E R A L TABLES.
Page.
TABLE 1.—Year of incorporation, date of middle of fiscal year reported, population, and area: 1922... 58
TABLE 2.—Summary of receipts, payments, and cash balances, by divisions and funds of municipal
government: 1922
63
TABLE 3.—Revenue receipts, by divisions of municipal government: 1922
_
128
TABLE 4.—Governmental-cost payments, by divisions of municipal government: 1922
154
TABLE 5.—Per capita revenue receipts and governmental-cost payments: 1922
_
176
TABLE 6.—Per cent distribution, by principal classes, of revenue receipts and governmental-cost payments: 1922
_
188
TABLE 7.—Governmental-cost payments for expenses of general departments, by principal divisions
of the general departmental service—total and per capita: 1922
_
200
TABLE 8.—Per cent distribution of the expenses of general departments, by principal divisions of the
general departmental service: 1922
210
TABLE 9.—Payments for outlays, bq principal divisions of the governmental service: 1922
215
TABLE 10.—Nonrevenue receipts: 1922
224
TABLE 11.—Nongovernmental-cost payments: 1922
232
TABLE 12.—Amount of specified assets at close of year: 1922
240
TABLE 13.—Total and per capita of all debts and of the principal classes thereof at close of year: 1922.. 256
TABLE 14.—Assessed valuation of property subject to the general property tax, per capita assessment,
and total, per capita, and rate of levy: 1922
266
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CONTENTS.
DIAGRAMS.
Page,
DIAGRAM l.—Population in cities having a population of over 30,000 and outs
such cities for specified years: 1790-1922
12
DIAGRAM 2.—Per cent of total population in cities having a population of o
30,000 and per cent
outside such cities for specified years: 1790-1922
13
DIAGRAM 3.—Net revenue receipts and net governmental-cost payments oi 5 cities for specified
years: 1903-1922
36
DIAGRAM 4.—Per capita net payments for governmental costs, by principal
ses, of 146 cities for
specified years: 1903-1922
_
37
DIAGRAM 5.—Per capita net revenue receipts, by principal classes, of 146 cit; for specified years:
1903-1922
38
DIAGRAM 6.—Per cent distribution of net receipts of 146 cities from the several
irces of revenue for
specified years: 1903-1922
39
DIAGRAM 7.—Per cent distribution of net governmental-cost payments of 1 cities for specified
years: 1903-1922
40
DIAGRAM 8.—Per capita net payments for general departmental expenses of: cities of over 30,000
for specified years: 1903-1922
_._
43
DIAGRAM 9.—Per cent distribution of principal general departmental expen: of all cities of over
30,000 for specified years: 1903-1922
44
DIAGRAM 10.—Per capita payments for general departmental outlays of all • ?s of over 30,000 for
specified years: 1903-1922
45
DIAGRAM 11.—Gross debt, at the close of the year, of 146 cities for specified yea
1903-1922
52
DIAGRAM 12.—Per capita gross debt, at the close of the year, of 146 cities for spec
1 years: 1903-1922.. 52
DIAGRAM 13.—Per capita sinking fund assets of 146 cities for specified years: 19( 922
53
DIAGRAM 14.—Per capita net indebtedness of 146 cities for specified years: 1903- 2
53
MAP.
Location of cities in the United States having a population of over 30,000 at the n
1922
lie of the fiscal year
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YEAR 1922
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES HAVING A
POPULATION OF OVER 30,000: 1922.
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 1922 of the 261 cities, each of which was estimated to have a population of over 30,000 at the middle of the fiscal year 1922, and of the financial
condition of those cities at the close of the fiscal year reported. The report
presents statistics as accurate and as comparable as it has been feasible to compile from the records of the cities, and relates 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, interest, and outlays, and for each of the principal classes of expenses
and outlays; (3) the total and per capita municipal indebtedness; and (4) the
total assessed valuation of property subject to the general property tax, and total
and per capita tax 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
government and the betterment of the local communities; directly, through personal study of the reports, and indirectly, through the interpretations and
recommendations 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, constituting over one-third of the population
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.
Increase in the number and population of cities having over 30,000 inhabitants.—The growing importance of a report such as this is shown by one of the
most striking features of our national development during the 13 decades that
have passed since 1790, when the first Federal census was taken—the greater
increase in the population of cities than in that of smaller places and of rural
communities. In 1790 the United States had but one city with a population of
over 30,000. That was New York, N. Y., which at that time had 33,131 inhabitants. The two cities which ranked next to New York in population were
Philadelphia, Pa., with 28,522 inhabitants, and Boston, Mass., with 18,320
inhabitants. In 1790 the national population numbered 3,929,214, and the
population of New York, the one city of this class, constituted only 0.8 per cent
of that of the Nation. In 1922 the national population numbered 109,248,393
and the 261 cities of this class, with a total population of 38,736,657 contained
35.5 per cent of the entire population of the Nation.
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FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
Table I , which follows, shows t h e population of t h e Nation exclusive of outlying possessions, a n d t h e number a n d population of t h e cities having over 30,000
i n h a b i t a n t s , a s e n u m e r a t e d a t each Federal census, beginning with 1790 a n d ending with 1920. There a r e included, also, t h e n u m b e r of cities of over 30,000
population a t t h e middle of their fiscal years for which d a t a for this report were
secured, a n d t h e estimated population of such cities and of t h e N a t i o n .
Table I
NATION.
CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF
OVER 30,000.
Population. 1
YEAR.
Population. 1
*
1922_
1920__
1910
1900
1890. _
Total.
„
-.
1880
1870__
1860
1850
1840_
1830
1820
1810__
1800. _
1790-
Number.
.
_
_...
_
_.
_
-_.
Per cent
of
national.
109,248,393
105,710,620
91,972,266
75,994,575 j
62,947,714 j
261
247
184
135
103
38, 736, 657
36,654, 359
27,316,407
19, 050,921
12, 612, 389
35.5
34.7
29.7
25.1
20.0
50,155,783
38,558,371
31,443,321
23,191,876 j
17,069,453
63
44
26
19
8
7,677, 766
5, 210,397
3, 246,736
1, 703,302
784, 323
15.3
13.5
10.3
7.3
4.6
12,866,020 I
9,638,453 1
7,239,881
5,308,483 1
3,929,214
6
4
4
2
1
501,434
293,544
230,437
101,735
33,131
3.9"
3.0
3.2
1.9
0.8
1
Population shown for the year 1922 is the estimate as of July 1 of that year; for each of the other years
the1 population is that shown by the Federal census.
Population shown for the year 1922 is that compiled from the estimates as of the medial dates of the fiscal
years of the several cities; for each of the other years the population is that shown by the Federal census.
DIAGRAM 1.—POPULATION
AND O U T S I D E
SUCH
IN CITIES
CITIES
HAVING A POPULATION OF OVER
FOR SPECIFIED Y E A R S :
1790-1922.
MILLIONS
1822
1920
1910
1900
1890
1880
1870
I860
I860
1840
1830
1820
1810
1800
1790
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1850
1840
1830
1820
1810
1800
1790
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PER CENT IN CITIES WITH 3 0 , 0 0 0 OR MORE POPULATION
\ PER CENT OUTSIDE SUCH CITIES
Cities h a v i n g a population of over 30,000 in 1922.—In t h e general t a b l e s of
this r e p o r t , w i t h t h e exception of T a b l e 14, t h e cities a r e a r r a n g e d in t h e o r d e r of
their e s t i m a t e d p o p u l a t i o n , a n d each is given a n u m b e r corresponding t o i t s p o s i tion in t h e t a b l e s .
F o r convenience in finding t h e position in t h e t a b l e of t h e d a t a
for each of t h e cities, t h e following list h a s been p r e p a r e d , t h e cities being a r r a n g e d
a l p h a b e t i c a l l y b y S t a t e s , a n d t h e n u m b e r assigned t o each b e i n g d e s i g n a t e d .
The
location of each of t h e s e cities is shown on t h e m a p of t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s on p a g e 10.
City
number.
STATE AND CITY.
FLORIDA:
ALABAMA:
Birmingham
Mobile
_
Montgomery
_.
35
120
174
ARIZONA:
Phoenix
259
105
Fort Smith
Little R o c k . . .
CALIFORNIA :
Berkeley
Fresno
L o n g Beach
Los A n g e l e s . .
Oakland
Pasadena
Sacramento
San Diego
San Francisco
San Jose
Stockton
127
148
118
9
31
152
108
90
11
190
179
COLORADO:
Colorado Springs
Denver
_.
Pueblo.
260
25
180
CONNECTICUT:
,
Bridgeport
Hartford
Meriden
New Britain..
New Haven.
Stamford
Waterbury
44
46
222
122
40
212
79
DELAWARE:
Wilmington.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA:
Washington
Jacksonville
Miami
Pensacola
Tampa
GEORGIA:
ARKANSAS:
_.
City
number.
STATE AND CITY.
Atlanta
Augusta...
Columbus
Macon
Savannah
ILLINOIS:
Aurora..
Chicago
Cicero...
Danville
Decatur
East St. Louis.
Evanston
Joliet
Moline
Oak P a r k
Peoria
Quincy..
Rockford
Rock Island
Springfield
INDIANA—Continued.
76 |
South B e n d
228
Terre Haute
1
236 I O W A :
143
Cedar Rapids
Council Bluffs
32
Davenport
_
144
Des Moines
239
Dubuque
_j
138
SiourCity
86
Waterloo
. .
1
160
213
128
51
202
98
210
KANSAS:
209
2
145
225
165
107
195
201
245
169
94
220
103
217
125
INDIANA:
Anderson
East Chicago...
E vansville
Fort Wayne
Gary
Hammond
Indianapolis
Kokomo
Muncie
99
111
247
193
85
83
115
173
20
234
203
Kansas City
Topeka
Wichita...
63
149
96
__
KENTUCKY:
Covington
Lexington
Louisville..
_
LOUISIANA:
N e w Orleans
Shreveport
_
*
131
182
30
18
159
MAINE:
Portland..
Lewiston..
_.
_
100
237
MARYLAND:
Baltimore.
Cumberland
8
249
MASSACHUSETTS:
Boston
Brockton
Brookline
Cambridge
Chelsea.
Chicopee
Everett.
Fall River
_
7
109
194
65
166
205
186
58
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FINANCIAL, STATISTICS OF CITIES.
City
number.
STATE AND CITY.
MASSACHUSETTS—Con.
Pitchburg.
Haverhill
Holyoke
Lawrence
Lowell
Lynn
Maiden
Medford
New Bedford.Newton
Pittsfield
Quincy
Revere..
S a l e m . __ _
Springfield
Somerville
Taunton,.
Waltham..
Worcester
N E W JERSEY—Contd.
MICHIGAN:
B a t t l e Creek
Bay City
Detroit
Flint
Grand Rapids
Hamtramck_._
Highland Park
Jackson
Kalamazoo
Lansing
Muskegon
Pontiac
Saginaw
—
MINNESOTA:
Duluth
Minneapolis
St. Paul
MISSOURI:
Kansas City
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Springfield . .
MONTANA:
Butte.
NEBRASKA:
Lincoln,
Omaha
NEW
„
_
187
Perth Amboy
134
Trenton
124
West Hoboken
80
West New York
62
N E W YORK:
72
Albany
154
Amsterdam
181
Auburn
Binghamton
53
162
Buffalo
175
Elmira
151
Jamestown..
248
Mount Vernon.
184
Newburgh
49
N e w Rochelle
77
New York
211 1
N i a g a r a Falls
246
Poughkeepsie
36 i
Rochester
Schenectady
206
Syracuse..
_
158
Troy
4
L T tica._
..
68
Watertown
__
47 j
Yankers
129 1 N O R T H C A R O L I N A :
137
Charlotte..
146 1
Wilmington
153 ,
Winston-Salem
123
OHIO:
200
Akron
208
Canton
112
Cincinnati.
Cleveland
71
Columbus
17
Dayton..
29
E a s t Cleveland
Hamilton
19 1
Lakewood
95 !
Lima
. .
6
Lorain
192
Portsmouth
'
Springfield
_
185
' Steubenville
Toledo
132 i
Warren
34
Youngstown
OKLAHOMA:
HAMPSHIRE:
92
Manchester
NEW
JERSEY:
Atlantic City
Bayonne
Camden . . , _
Clifton
East Orange, .
Elizabeth
Hoboken. _
Jersey City
Montclair
Newark
..
New Brunswick
Orange
, __.
Passaic.
.
Paterson
_
City
number.
STATE AND CITY.
.
Muskogee.
1
Oklahoma City
150 i
Tulsa
91 j O R E G O N :
57 J
Portland..
PENNSYLVANIA:
257
140
Allentown
Altoona...
73
Bethlehem
110
Chester
23
254
Easton
_
15 !
Erie.
224
Harrisburg
229
Hazleton
114
Johnstown
Lancaster
50
_.
_
_
STATE AND CITY.
PENNSYLVANIA—-Contd.
McKeesport
New Castle..
Norristown
Philadelphia...
Pittsburgh
Reading
60 I
231
Scranton.218
Wilkes-Barre
102
Williamsport _
12
York
..._
163
R H O D E ISLAND:
196
Cranston170
Newport
251
Pawtucket.
207 l
Providence. _
1 |
Woonsocket _
136
SOUTH CAROLINA:
216
Charleston
22 !
Columbia
82H T E N N E S S E E :
37
C h a t t a n o o g a . __
101
Knoxville
74
Memphis.
241 I
Nashville
69 j T E X A S :
Austin _
155 j
Beaumont
226
Dallas
147
E l Paso
Fort Worth
33
Galveston. _
81
Houston.
16 !
San Antonio
5
Waco.
. .
, .
27 j
W i c h i t a Falls
43 i U T A H :
242
Ogden
191 !
Salt L a k e C i t y
156
VIRGINIA:
178
Lynchburg
_ ._ _
199
Newport News
215
Norfolk
116 1
Petersburg
..
261 j
Portsmouth..
_.
26
Richmond
255
Roanoke
52
WASHINGTON:
Seattle
252
Spokane
78 i
Tacoma
84
W E S T VIRGINIA:
1
Charleston
24
Huntington
Wheeling
87
WISCONSIN:
117 1
Green B a y
130 j
Kenosha
119 I
L a Crosse
223 j
Madison
67
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
_
93
232
Racine
106
Sheboygan
141
Superior
City
number.
176
54
189
230 1
161
164
233
3
10
66
48
97
214
157
253
250
113
28
171
104
204
126
88
42
59
219
177
41
89
64
168
45
39
197
167
>
227
56
258
221
55
240
133
38
142
21
70
75
183
139
135
238
172
256
188
13
235
121
244
198
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES.
Number and character of general tables.—The statistics of the 261 incorporated places represented in this report are presented in 14 general tables. Table
1 gives certain statistics relating to population and area; Table 2 gives the date
of the close of the fiscal year of the divisions and funds of the governments of
the municipalities, and the totals of their revenue and nonrevenue receipts and
governmental-cost and nongovernmental-cost payments, together with their cash
balances at the beginning and close of the year; Tables 3 and 4 summarize the
revenue receipts and governmental-cost payments by divisions of the city government, and make certain comparisons between those receipts and payments;
Table 5 presents per capita averages and Table 6 the per cent distribution of
the receipts and payments shown in Tables 3 and 4; Tables 7 to 9, inclusive,
present detailed statistics of payments for governmental costs, together with
certain per capita averages and data on per cent distribution of payments for
expenses; Tables 10 and 11 show the nonrevenue receipts and nongovernmentalcost payments; Table 12 sets forth the value of certain assets; Table 13 relates
to municipal indebtedness; and Table 14 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 5 principal groups, for each of which, as well as for the entire 261 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; Group
III, cities having a population of 100,000 and less than 300,000; Group IV,
cities having a population of 50,000 and less than 100,000; and Group V, cities
having a population of over 30,000 and less than 50,000. 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 252 of the 261 municipalities covered by
the report the years in which they were organized as cities; for Cicero, 111.,
Revere, and Brookline, Mass., West Hoboken, West New York, and Montclair, N. J., the years in which they were organized as towns; for Oak Park, 111.,
and Hamtramck, Mich., the years in which they were organized as villages;
and for Norristown, Pa., the year in which it was organized as a borough. In
October, 1921, it was determined by popular vote to set up a city government
for Hamtramck, Mich., which would take over the functions of the village and
those of Hamtramck township; the incorporation became effective by adoption
of the charter on April 4, 1922, one month and four days after the close of the
fiscal year for which data for this report were secured.
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. For certain cities no estimates of
population were made, the enumerated populations of January 1, 1920, being
used for the purpose in this report. These cities showed an actual decrease in
population between the enumeration of April 15, 1910, and that of January 1,
i920, or an increase due only to the annexation of territory.
(15)
16
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
The estimated population at the middle of the year is used as the basis of
per capita data presented in other 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
corporation, even though independent governmental districts or independently
administered funds may have fiscal years which do not coincide with that of the
city's general treasury. The estimates of population shown in the table, in the
case of cities which have the same territorial area as in 1910, are based upon
the assumption that the increase in the population of the municipality during
the period from January 1, 1920, to the date of estimate, the middle of the fiscal
year reported, was at the same rate as the increase between the census enumeration of April 15, 1910, and that of January 1, 1920. In computing the estimates
for a city whose territorial area has been enlarged or diminished since the Federal
census of 1910, the enumerated or estimated population of the annexed or detached territory has been taken into consideration.
In separate columns are shown the population of each city as enumerated at
the decennial censuses of 1920 and 1910.
The number and total population of cities having over 30,000 inhabitants at
the middle of the fiscal year 1922 in each of the nine geographic divisions are
shown in Table II, which follows.
Table II
GEOGRAPHIC DIVISION.
Cities.
United States
261
New England
Middle Atlantic
East North Central
West North Central
42
58
65
19
_
Population.
GEOGRAPHIC DIVISION.
38, 736, 657 i South Atlantic
3,934,353 West South Central
13,304, 745 Mountain
_
9,714,981 , Pacific. _ _
2,922,446
i
Cities. Population.
28
10
17
7
15
2,924,340
1,066,744
1,665,540
573,502
2,630,006
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, 1922.
TABLE 2.
Summary of receipts and payments.—Table 2 presents for the municipalities
covered by this report, and for their several funds, a summary of their receipts
classified as revenue and nonrevenue, and of their payments classified as governmental-cost and nongovernmental-cost. In the column for receipts headed
"Revenue" are summarized all amounts that are reeorded in the books of the
several municipalities as having been received on revenue account other than
receipts in error and accrued interest received on the original issue of debt obligations. They represent amounts of moneys or other wealth received by or
placed to the credit of the 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. In the second
column for receipts are summarized all other receipts under the heading " Nonrevenue." These amounts are included in local accounts and must be set up
to secure a complete statement, although they do not result in an increase in
the net value of municipal assets. In the column for payments headed " Governmental-cost" are summarized all amounts recorded in the books of the several
municipalities as having been paid on account of expenses, interest, and outlays,
other than payments in error, payments of accrued interest on investments
purchased, and payments for outlays balanced by amounts credited in outlay
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES.
17
accounts. In the second column for payments are summarized all other payments under the heading " Nongovernmental-cost." These payments do not
result in a decrease in the net value of municipal assets. The receipts and payments summarized as here stated are given in considerable detail in Tables
3, 4, 10, and 11.
Divisions and funds of municipal government.—The wide diversity of municipal organization is shown, in its principal features, by the list of divisions and
funds employed in accounting for the services usually provided by local governmental bodies. In many of the 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 constituted, over all or a 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. When the city corporation is the only local governmental
organization, the figures for the several funds are presented immediately below
the name of the city, as in the case of New York, N. Y. An additional governmental division is shown under the name of the city as coordinate with the city
corporation, as in the case of Chicago, 111. For cities where local government is
administered by two or more independent divisions the funds of each division are
shown as subordinate to the division to which they belong.
The term "County" appears as the designation of independent governmental
units in 15 of the cities of Groups I and II, as follows: Chicago, 111., Detroit,
Mich., Cleveland, Ohio, Los Angeles, Calif., Pittsburgh, Pa., Buffalo, N. Y.,
Milwaukee, Wis., Newark, N. J., Cincinnati, Ohio, Minneapolis, Minn., Kansas
City, Mo., Indianapolis, Ind., Seattle, Wash., Rochester, N. Y., and Jersey
City, N. J. The data shown for these units, except those tabulated opposite
the designation "County as agent," comprise percentages of the entire data for
the county, the per cent in each case being based upon the ratio between the
assessed valuation 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., Boston, Mass., Baltimore,
Md., San Francisco, Calif., Washington, D. C , and New Orleans, La., the original
county organization 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 Groups
III, IV, and V, 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 divisions for which they were levied or by
another division.
As subordinate to each governmental unit, Table 2 shows those funds which
are kept wholly separate from other funds and the transactions of which are
usually recorded by city officials in independent systems of accounts. Sinking,
investment, and trust funds are, however, always shown separately, whether
the city officials record the transactions of these funds with other city accounts
or maintain separate systems of accounts the efor. With the exception just
83617—24f
2
18
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
mentioned, the first column of Table 2 shows the classes of funds with separate
sets of records, but it does not show the number of separate sets of records
that must be consulted, because many funds, especially trust funds, may be
administered by separate boards, a fact that is only in part revealed in the next
column, which shows the dates on which the several fiscal years close. Where
two or more funds of the same class close their fiscal years on the same date, the
table gives no indication as to their number. A large number of funds indicates
that many municipal transactions are not under a central accounting control,
and that responsibility is divided among several officials. Judging from the
experience of the commercial world, it is believed that the best financial administration is possible only when all financial transactions are brought within one
accounting system and when one official is held responsible for its proper conduct.
The term "general treasury" is applied to the aggregate of the principal city
funds, other than investment, trust, and sinking funds, over which the city auditor or comptroller exercises authority. The term "cash in transit" is the designation applied to cash entered on the books of one department as paid to another
but not recorded on the books of that other department as received during the
fiscal year reported. Cash in transit is reported only in the case of funds having
the same date for closing their fiscal years.
Date of close of fiscal year.—The table shows the dates on which the fiscal
years of all municipal funds close. The widely varying dates complicate the
work of compiling the statistics, and render the results much less comparable
than they would be if a uniform date were adopted. Not only do the various
cities close their fiscal years on many different dates, but often the fiscal years
of units of the same city and of their funds and accounts close on different dates.
A uniform date for the close of the fiscal years of all divisions, funds, and accounts
of cities would greatly facilitate the compilation of comparable municipal statistics. Several States have statutes fixing a uniform date for their cities, and the
enactment of similar laws by the other States can not be too strongly urged.
TABLE 3.
Revenue receipts.—Table 3 is designed to present the revenue receipts for each
of the 261 municipalities, and for each independent governmental body organized
for the purpose of supplying services to these local communities. The governmental units of each city, which have power to levy and collect taxes and
to incur indebtedness, are shown under the heading "City and division of
municipal government. ,, When the city corporation is the only governmental
unit having such power, only one line is devoted to the city, the revenue receipts
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. For 105 municipalities from which reports were received the city corporation was the only local
governmental unit. Where there were additional governmental units the revenue
receipts of each unit, including such receipts of all funds and accounts subordinate
to such unit, are shown on the line of the descriptive title of the unit. The governmental 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. The purpose subserved by including certain data of counties with 15
of the larger cities is set forth in the text for Table 2. The significance of the
terms employed in Table 3 as designations of the several sources of revenue
receipts is set forth below.
The term "revenue" is defined in the text for Table 2, and the terms applied to
the several classes of revenue receipts are defined in the paragraphs which follow
19
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES.
mberJ
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 apportioned 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 in the case of privately
owned real property. As such taxes the Bureau of the Census includes all
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 other basis than the valuation of all the property of
the corporation; taxes upon savings banks and kindred corporations, which are
levied in proportion to a certain specified portion of 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 incomes; taxes on investments,
choses in action, 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 a t
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.
In Table 3 special taxes are tabulated under two heads. In the column headed
"Property" are shown the amounts received as taxes on special properties, or
properties other than those classified as general, the taxes on which are designated " General property taxes," as above defined. The amounts received from
the different classes of special property taxes are shown in Table III, which
follows.
Table III
3
a
SPECIAL PROPERTY T A X E S .
CITY.
Bank
stock.
Total.
O
$13,371,468
G r a n d total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
II
III
IV
V._
_
_
_
5,138, 755
317,163
4, 509, 772
1, 793, 283
1,612,495
Corporation.
Street
railway.
All
other.
$3,675,158
$8, 877, 397
$423,668
$395, 245
2,025,856
315,601
554,952
302, 283
476,466
2, 654,330
224,679
12
41,937
115,154
41,886
233,890
1,550
16, 778
138, 655
4,372
3, 896,105
1, 237,191
1, 089, 771
GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 500,000 AND OVER.
1
4
7
8
1?
New York, N . Y
Detroit, Mich
Boston, Mass_
Baltimore, M d
Buffalo, N . Y
$1,153,
65,
3, 262,
544,
113,
088
$1,153,088
698
344 I
444,308
269
315,104
356
113,356
$60, 973
2, 593, 357
$4, 725
$224,679
229,165
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 300,000 TO 500,000.
15
19
20
22
23
Newark, N . J
Kansas City, M o
Indianapolis, I n d
Rochester, N . Y
$151,263
1,550
12
79, 548
84, 790
$151, 263
$1, 550
$12
79, 548
84, 790
20
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
City nu mber.
GROUP I I I — C I T I E S HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000.
Table III—Continued.
SPECIAL P R O P E R T Y T A X E S .
CITY.
Bank
stock.
Total.
36
37
40
44
46
Worcester, M a s s
Syracuse, N . Y
N e w H a v e n , Conn__
49
50
53
54
57
Corporation.
Street
railway.
$485,309
21,403 |
76,625
19,146
895,121
$31, 598
21,403
i 75,918
19,146
2,653
$453,161
Springfield, M a s s
P a t e r s o n , N . J_._
N e w Bedford, M a s s
Trenton, N . J _
Camden, N . J
408,488 |
9,220
626, 677
21, 300 '
37, 969 I
31,418
9, 220
35, 215
21, 300
37,969
375,132
1,938
575,263
16,199
58
60
61
6?
65
Fall R i v e r , M a s s
Albany, N . Y
Wilmington, Del
Lowell, M a s s . ___
C am bridge, Mass
632,042
91, 385
444
399,449
482, 330
39, 813
91, 385
590,977
1,252
17, 291
32, 984
380,625
430,511
1,533
18, 835
69
71
7?
73
74
Yonkers, N . Y .
Duluth, Minn
Lynn, Mass
Elizabeth, N . J
Utica, N . Y
7, 275
15,627
212, 360
7,214
60, 388
197, 968
1,630
__
Hartford, Conn
All
other.
$550
$707
0)
892, 4G8
444
7, 275
15,627
12, 762
7, 214
60, 388
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000.
I
77
79
80
8?
91
Somerville, M a s s
Waterbury, Conn
Lawrence, Mass
Schenectady, N . Y
Bayonne, N . J
. ._.
. . .
_
99,
100
101
102
109
M a n c h e s t e r , N . H___ _
Portland, M e
Troy, N . Y
Binghamton, N . Y
Brockton, Mass
110
11?,
114
m
Hoboken, N . J
Saginaw, M i c h
Passaic, N . J
N e w Britain, Conn
1?4
134
136
140
Holyoke, Mass
_.
Haverhill, Mass
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y
E a s t Orange, N . J_
147
150
151
1,54
Winston-Salem, N . C
Atlantic City, N . J .
Quincy, Mass _
Maiden, Mass
_.
_.
_ _ _
|
1
|
|
1
$10,920
16,402
5,604
7,315
3,997
204, 743
51,997
39, 328
14,648
228, 792
;
I
1
,
51,997
39,328
14,648
19,449
20, 640 |
66
13, 784 !
14, 239 i
20,640
13,784
i 14, 239
!
I
!
!
15,185
16,222
24,567
4,533
1,869
10,545 !
86,957 ]
91, 839 1
10,545
4,823
8,085
260, 909
104,135
24, 567
4,533
._.
__
$109,360
16, 402
482, 618
7,315
3,997
_ _. .
$24,477
$73,963
476, 278
736
i
68,023
$136, 720
1
i
201,174
8,169
i
_ _
66
0)
245, 724
87, 913
1,869
81, 277
70, 862
857
12,892
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000.
155
162
163
166
170
Charlotte, N. C
Newton, Mass
Elmira, N. Y.
Chelsea, Mass
Mount Vernon, N . Y_
$4,355
231, 546
14,126
97, 224
4,945
$139,976
14,126
6,030
4,945 '
172
175
176
181
184
Kenosha, Wis
Pittsfield, Mass
Perth Amboy, N . J..
Medford, Mass
Salem, Mass
__.
17
119,355
3, 385
39, 526
92,192
19,531
3,385
3, 763
7,811
99,824
25, 545
83,565
10, 218
816
186
187
189
194
196
Everett, Mass
Fitchburg, Mass..
West Hoboken, N . J
Brookline, Mass
Jamestown, N. Y
2,330 ;
13,107
10, 287
104,971
35,499
122, 783
128,451
10, 314
228
99,970
14, 214
J
I
135,427
141,786
10,287
219,155
35,469 11
$4,355
0, 262
83,179
* Tax on stock of other corporations included with that on bank stock.
3,015
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES.
21
Citynu mber.
G R O U P V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 30,000 T O 50,000—Continued.
Table III—Continued.
SPECIAL P R O P E R T Y
TAXES.
CITY.
Total.
?05
707
211
21?
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
Taunton, Mass
Stamford, C o n n
216
218
???
224
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Auburn, N. Y
Meriden, Conn.
New Brunswick, N . J
229
230
241
246
Orange, N . J West New York, N . J
Watertown, N. Y .
Waltham, Mass
248
249
254
257
Revere, M a s s . . .
Cumberland, Md_. ..
Montclair, N . J
Clifton, N . J .
.
1
_.
-
..
_ __
__ _ _
_.
- .
.
__
-
._.__._
__ _
Corporation.
Bank
stock.
$2,989
5, 416
13, 781
i 4, 620
$137,356
5,416
118,870
4,620
. .
.
_
i
17,923
7,929
8,828
5,456 1
17, 923
7,929
i 8,828
5,456
3, 050
300
12,919
112,760
3, 050
300
12,919
11,214
12,173
10,466
4,417
1,217
210
10,466
4,417
1,217
Street
railway.
$134,035
$332
104, 270
819
All
other.
0)
0)
101,481
65
11,406
557
T a x on stock"of o t h e r corporations i n c l u d e d w i t h t h a t on b a n k s t o c k .
The amounts received from the different classes of special taxes shown in the
column headed "All other" are presented in Table IV, which follows.
Table IV
OTHER SPECIAL T A X E S .
Grand total.
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I___
II..
III.
IV.
V_.
Mortgage.
Total.
Inheritance.
$27, 718,378
$1,145,958
$23,147,780
$3,419, 560
17,314,607
2,673,457
3, 203,896
1, 550, 422
2, 975, 996
295,291
323, 718
441, 052
30, 941
54, 956
13,978,317
2,309,112
2,613,571
1,402, 708
2, 844, 072
3,040,999
35, 547
149,273
116,773
76, 968
GROUP I . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 500,000 A N D
1
4
5
6
7
12
New York, N . Y
Detroit, M i c h
Cleveland, Ohio
St. Louis, M o
Boston, M a s s
Buffalo, N . Y
_
_
$12, 389,185
£25,795
295,291
46,144
3,244,867
813,325
$10, 021, 205
All
other.
$5,080
5,080
OVER.
$2, 367,980
525,795 . . . .
$295, 291
46,144
3, 244, 867
712,245
101,080
GROUP I I . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 300,000 T O 500,000.
13
14
16
17
??
Milwaukee, Wis
Washington, D . C .
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
Minneapolis, M i n n
Rochester, N . Y
-
$2, 023, 620
5,080
244,737
56,309
343,711
$1,965,401
$58, 219
$5,080
244, 737
20, 762
$35, 547
343, 711
GROUP I I I . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 100,000 T O 300,090.
?6
?7
?9
33
36
Toledo, Ohio
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
St. P a u l , M i n n
A k r o n , Ohio
Worcester, Mass
$75,332
156,693 !
30,167
32, 330
438,858 1
$75,332
156,693
$30,167
32,330
!
$438,858
22
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
City nu mber.
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued.
Table IV—Continued.
OTHER SPECIAL TAXES
.
CITY.
Total.
37
38
43
49
52
Syracuse, N . Y
Richmond, Va
D a y t o n , Ohio
Springfield, M a s s
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
53
55
58
60
6?
N e w Bedford, M a s s
Norfolk, V a
Fall River, Mass
Albany, N . Y
Lowell, M a s s
65
69
71
72
74
Cambridge, M a s s .
Yonkers, N . Y
Duluth, Minn
._>
Lynn, Mass
Utica, N . Y
$217,412
135,506
30,375
417,415
335
_
202,024
10,481
236,382
148,861
192,225
.
...
Inheritance.
Income.
$184,346
All
other.
Mortgage.
$33,066
$135,506
30,375
417,415
335
16,481
202,024
236,382
115,297
192,225
352,877
199,055
9,819
202,443
115,306
33,564
352,877
176,180
22,875
9,819
202, 443
95,524
19,782
G R O U P I V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 50,000 T O 100,000.
77
80
81
8?
101
Somerville, M a s s
Lawrence, Mass
Canton, Ohio,.
Schenectady, N . Y
Troy, N - Y
10?
109
116
1?1
1?4
Binghamton, N . Y
Brockton, Mass
Springfield, Ohio
Racine, Wis
Holyoke, Mass
134
136
142
151
154
Haverhill, Mass
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y
Roanoke, Va
Quincy, M a s s
.
Maiden, Mass. . - > .
_
.
...
__.*„_.
$142,109
148,333
11,301
84,711
68,506
$11,301
59,921
173,708
18,897
189,233
124,013
18,897
131,734
136,254
743
127, 250
133, 709
$142,109
148,333
72,274
60,558
$12,437
7,948
59,921
173,708
189,233
123, 573
440
131, 734
100,227
36, 027
743
127,250
133, 709
G R O U P V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 30,000 T O 50,000.
156
162
163
166
170
L a k e w o o d ,Ohio
Newton, Mass
Elmira, N . Y
17?
Kenosha, Wis _.
Pittsfleld, M a s s
L i m a , Ohio .
Medford, Mass Salem, M a s s
17*)
178
181
184
$11,093
335,224
46,479
75,293
119,573
__ .
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
390,322
104,000
3,949
95,875
122, 602
.
.
186
187
188
191
194
Everett Mass. _ . .
Fitchburg, Mass
-„ . .
Hamilton, Ohio.
Brookline, M a s s
.
_
196
198
199
205
207
Jamestown, N . Y
„ .
84,456
81, 590
107,263
4,231
441,042
Chicopee, M a s s
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
33,827
78,086
1, 294
59,408
93, 467
211
215
216
218
231
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Auburn, N . Y
Amsterdam, N . Y
79,918
6,349
46,820
29,050
25, 013
235
238
240
241
Oshkosh, WTis
Green Bay, W i s
Petersburg, Va
Watertown, N . Y
_ .
_
._
.
83, 376
87, 727
1,595
39, 329
!
$11,093
$335,224
41,122
75, 293
87,623
$5,357
31,950
390,322
104,000
3,949
95,875
122, 602
84, 456
81, 590
107,263
4, 231
441, 042
1,294
29,208
78,086
59,408
79,469
4,619
13,998
79,918
6,349
37, 210
26,104
19,686
9,610
2,946
5,327
83,376
87, 727
1,595
36,168
3,161
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES.
23
City nu mber. I
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
?44
?46
?48
?*>1
Table IV—Continued.
OTHER SPECIAL TAXES.
CITY.
Total.
Sheboygan, Wis . , .
Waltham, Mass
Revere, Mass
Newburgh, N . Y
?55 Warren, Ohio
?56 La Crosse, Wis
?58 Lynchburg, Va
?61 Steubenville, Ohio
_-.
$81,724
73,374
19,277
25,951
7,198
60,974
11,849
7,398
Inheritance.
—-
Income.
Mortgage.
All
other.
$81,724
73,374
19,277
25,951
$7,198
11,849
7,398
60,974
Poll taxes.—Under t h e t e r m "poll t a x e s " t h e Bureau of t h e Census includes
all per capita taxes, uniform or graded, whether such taxes are levied as specific
a m o u n t s against t h e persons subject thereto or as a d valorem taxes based upon
an a r b i t r a r y valuation of polls or occupations.
Business taxes.—Business taxes are taxes upon business a n d business activities
exacted, with or without t h e issue of licenses, from persons n a t u r a l a n d corporate
(1) in proportion t o t h e volume of business, (2) by reason of t h e business in which
t h e y are engaged, or (3) by reason of some activity which constitutes a p a r t of
their business. As here defined, business taxes m a y be levied with or without
reference to measurable or assumed measurable benefits conferred upon or
enjoyed by t h e taxpayers, or special expenses imposed by t h e m upon t h e
government.
N o n b u s i n e s s license taxes.—Nonbusiness license taxes are taxes other t h a n
upon business t h a t are exacted primarily for purposes of regulation, a n d are
collected in connection with t h e issue of so-called licenses or permits, a n d are
always levied with reference to measurable or assumed measurable benefits
conferred upon or enjoyed by t h e licensee. They include (1) license taxes on
dogs, collected from t h e owners in connection with t h e issue of licenses or permits
t o keep such animals for a specified t i m e ; (2) general license taxes, or licenses
for nonbusiness purposes other t h a n dog licenses a n d d e p a r t m e n t a l permits,
such as licenses to use automobiles, motor cycles, carriages, a n d bicycles, where
t h e license is not required because of any specific business in which they are t o
be used; a n d (3) receipts from d e p a r t m e n t a l permits, other t h a n those issued by
public service enterprises, such as marriage licenses, building permits, a n d
permits t o m a k e sewer connections a n d to dig in t h e streets.
Special a s s e s s m e n t s and special charges for outlays.—Special assessments
are compulsory contributions levied under t h e taxing or police power to defray
t h e costs of specific public improvements or public services u n d e r t a k e n primarily
in t h e interest of t h e public. They differ from t h e general property tax in t h a t
t h e y are apportioned according t o t h e assumed benefits to t h e p r o p e r t y affected
by t h e improvements, or t h e assumed benefits to individuals or corporations by
reason of t h e services performed. The a m o u n t s shown in t h e table include all
a m o u n t s received on account of assessments levied to meet such costs for street
a n d sewer construction a n d maintenance, a n d for other improvements a n d
services, as had been assessed against t h e benefited properties.
Special charges for outlays differ somewhat from special assessments. Such
a charge is m a d e where t h e cost of a public improvement, t h e p a y m e n t for which
is classified as an outlay, is m a d e a charge against the benefited person or property,
a n d t h e a m o u n t of t h e charge is t h e a m o u n t of t h e actual cost to t h e city of an
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FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
improvement, such as t h e construction of a sidewalk, t h e charge being m a d e
against t h e owner of t h e property without a n y levy being m a d e against others.
Fines, forfeits, and escheats.—Fines are a m o u n t s of wealth exacted from
individuals, firms, a n d corporations under t h e sovereign power of inflicting
p u n i s h m e n t as penalties for violation of law; forfeits are a m o u n t s accruing t o
governments in accordance with the t e r m s of contracts as penalties for nonobservance of such contracts; a n d escheats are a m o u n t s of money, or a m o u n t s
received from t h e disposal of property, t h e owners of which can not be ascertained
or located.
Subventions and grants.—Subventions a n d grants are a m o u n t s contributed
by one civil division, as a state or county, t o its minor civil divisions, as a n aid
or subvention to assist in t h e support of specified functions.
Donations and gifts.—Donations a n d gifts consist of gratuitous contributions received from private persons a n d corporations in t h e form of gifts or
bequests of cash, securities, realty, or other property, t h e principal or income of
which can be expended for municipal uses, which in most cases are designated
b y t h e donor.
Pension assessments.—Pension assessments are a m o u n t s received b y or for
policemen's, firemen's, teachers', or other pension or retirement funds t h a t are
contributed by t h e city employees as dues, percentages of salaries, or so-called
assessments for t h e establishment or maintenance of such funds.
Highway privileges.—Highway privilege dues is t h e designation applied b y
t h e Bureau of t h e Census to a m o u n t s received from individuals a n d corporations
enjoying t h e special privilege of using t h e streets a n d alleys of cities in providing
public services, such as those furnished by street railways, subways, electric
light, telephone or water companies, when such receipts are in t h e n a t u r e of
compensation for t h e use of or privilege in t h e streets a n d are collected under
t h e t e r m s of t h e original or a subsequent franchise; also to a m o u n t s received for
g r a n t s of t h e privilege of maintaining private sewers, drains, a n d vaults under
t h e street, fruit, a n d other stands, and other property on t h e sidewalk, and o f
extending awnings, b a y and show windows, a n d other structures a n d conveniences,
including signs, beyond t h e building line.
Rents of investment properties.—The receipts from rents t a b u l a t e d in Table
3 comprise all a m o u n t s received by the various divisions a n d funds of t h e governm e n t of t h e city from t h e rental of real property held principally or wholly for
investment purposes.
Receipts from interest.—Table 3 shows t h e total a m o u n t of interest received
on revenue account by t h e general treasuries of t h e various divisions of t h e
g o v e r n m e n t of t h e city a n d by their separate funds, except such a m o u n t s as
were received as interest on taxes and special assessments, which are t a b u l a t e d
with t h e receipts from revenues of those two classes.
Earnings of general departments.—General d e p a r t m e n t s , as t h e t e r m is used
by t h e Bureau of t h e Census, include all d e p a r t m e n t s of administration which
h a v e charge of municipal activities, except those changed with t h e administration of public service enterprises, such as water-supply systems, electric-light
systems, gas-supply systems, and m a r k e t s . The revenue receipts of general dep a r t m e n t s are derived from fees, charges, minor sales, and allied sources. T h e
fees a n d charges here included are those which represent t h e a c t u a l compensation for services performed. They are to be distinguished from receipts which
secure for t h e individuals or corporations making t h e p a y m e n t s t h e privilege or
right of doing something, such as license fees, which are t a b u l a t e d as receipts
from business and nonbusiness license taxes.
Earnings of public service enterprises.—Under t h e designation " p u b l i c service
e n t e r p r i s e s " t h e Bureau of t h e Census includes those enterprises or branches of
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DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES.
municipal service which are established and maintained by city governments
for the purpose of providing the public, or the public and the city, with some
utility or service, such as water, electricity, or gas. The amounts of the revenue
receipts of each of the most important public service enterprises are shown separately in Table V, which follows.
Total.
Watersupply
systems.
Electric
light and
power
systems.
Markets
and
scales.
$184,504, 606
$125, 504, 767
$18,734, 290
$2,759, 544
Table V
Grand total.
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
II
III
IV_
V
81,335,456
26, 411,291
38,142, 909
22. 720, 825
15,894,125
55,217,457
13,880, 564
27, 736, 501
16,153, 342
12, 516,903
5,834,146
2,827,106
2, 861, 028
4, 850, 566
2,361, 444
1,333,068
596,010
438,267
290,379
101,820
GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 500,000 AND OVER.
New York, N . Y . . _
Chicago, 111.
Philadelphia, Pa__.
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, Ohio
St. Louis, Mo
$26, 592,492
9, 567, 726
6, 726,108
6, 611, 702
6,076,286
3,031, 299
$16,308,708
8,411,832
6,303, 508
2,815,062
3,551,383
2,858,886
Boston, Mass
Baltimore, Md
Los Angeles, Calif..
Pittsburgh, Pa
San Francisco, Calif
Buffalo, N. Y_
4,108,519
2,564,524
7,732,040
2,907, 292
2,997,605
2,419,863
3, 789,485
1, 844, 635
4,309,269
2, 742, 248
10, 207
2,272, 234
$1,007, 289
2,061,393
$572, 762
12, 758
24,191
64,879
120, 754
62,984
148,381
100,908
2, 765,464
108,837
116,614
GROUP I I — C I T I E S HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 300,000 TO 500,000.
13
14
15
16
17
18
Milwaukee, Wis
W a s h i n g t o n , D . C__. _
Newark, N . J
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
Minneapolis, M i n n
N e w Orleans, L a
_
19
20
21
Kansas City, M o
Indianapolis, I n d
Seattle, W a s h ?,?, Rochester, N . Y
23 Jersey C i t y , N . J . _
. . .
$1, 727, 052
1,066,327
1,832,495
2,210,836
865,577 !
2,822,150
$1, 720,169
1,014,698
1, 684,186
2,185,162
865, 514
930, 442
$6,883
38,574
104,455
19,393
63
232,161
1,708,984 1
86,927 !
11,523,690
1,166,900
1,400,353
1, 648, 433
58, 718
80, 706
22,807
32, 250
1,412,422
1,045,469
1,374,069
$2,827,106
$13, 055
43, 854
6,281
1, 659, 547
1,833
6,221
7, 261,355
89,181
26, 284
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000.
?4
?5
26
27
28
P o r t l a n d , Oreg
D e n v e r , Colo _ _
Toledo, O h i o . . .
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
Providence, R. I
29
30
31
3?
33
St. P a u l , M i n n
Louisville, K y
O a k l a n d , Calif
Atlanta, Ga
A k r o n , Ohio
34
35
36
37
38
Omaha, Nebr
Birmingham, Ala
Worcester, M a s s .
Syracuse, N . Y
Richmond, Va
39
40
41
42
43
San Antonio, T e x .
New Haven, Conn
Dallas, T e x . . .
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio
$2,060,107
1,946, 232
1,141,415
1, 229,949
1, 264,974
_
__
__
$1,070, 050
1,894,990
1,074, 278
1,000,935
1, 229,019
$178, 570
$13, 041
24, 357
20,094
50,444
$977,016
26,885
47,043
35, 654
18, 274
192, 822
13,007-
35,955
682,801 1
940, 096
192, 822
1,066, 530
992,910
639,501
921,822
7,646
1,050,079
967,402
3,444
25,508
3,395,490
80,178 i
673,323 I
720, 569 , !
1,938,344
985, 019
34,079
620,480
704,772
442, 861
20, 225
6,134
804, 831
788,245
538,652
803,406
765,372
497,143
2,410,471
46,099
52,843
15, 797
25,982
16, 792
4,095
1§, 961
41, 509
1,469, 501
3,433
2,039
1,425
3,912
26
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
City num-1
ber.
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 T O 300,000—Continued.
Table V—Continued.
Total.
CITY.
j
Watersupply
systems.
Electric
light a n d
power
systems.
Markets
and
scales.
All
other.
!
44
45
46
47
\H
Bridgeport, Conn
Houston, Tex
Hartford, Conn
Grand Rapids, Mich
Scranton, P a
_
49
50
51
52
53
Springfield, M a s s
Paterson, N . J
Des Moines, I o w a . . .
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
N e w Bedford, M a s s
54
55
56
57
58
Trenton, N . J
Norfolk, V a
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h .
Camden, N . JFall River, Mass
59
60
61
62
63
Nashville, T e n n
Albany, N . Y
Wilmington, Del
Lowell, M a s s
Kansas City, Kans
64
65
66
67
$707,158 1
. 626,459
496,333
850
$401,895
607,885
427, 531
$51,429
9,949
11,281
850
$253,834
8,625
57,521
13,902
598,117 !
584,215
570,464 |
439,741 !
439,992 i
534,473
437,911
408,434
13,586
1,830
511,417 '
977.363 [
466, 746
536,239
418,843
503,962
529,025
431,166
509,138
384,306
4,445
25,802
1,476
329
3,010
422,536
34,104
27,101
34,208
437,946
652.364 |
350,387 1
405, 502
1, 860,358
415,908
648,322
340,363
386,818
602,071
21, 770
300
5,021
102
268
3,742
5,003
18,582
Fort Worth, Tex
Cambridge, Mass
R e a d i n g , Pa.__
Erie, P a
481,856
479,787
433,255
555,631
481,856
439,422
433, 255
549, 700
68
69
70
71
Flint, Mich_
Yonkers, N . Y
S p o k a n e , Wash__
Duluth, Minn
441,387
622,791
573,682
975,190
437,611
614,202
558,934
351,943
72
73
74
75
Lynn, Mass
Elizabeth, N . J
Utica, N . Y.__
Tacoma, Wash
418,898
5,218
7,286
2,167,822
371, 294
_
.
_ .
__
. .
__ .
.
.
_ _ _ _ _ _
.
_
$1,258, 287
;
40,365
5,931
3,776
189 '
14, 748
8,400
623, 247
I
3,256
643, 653
22,405
31,558
1,378,072
458
47,604
1,962
7,286
145, 639
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000.
76
77
78
79
80
Jacksonville, F l a
81
8?
83
84
85
Canton, Ohio
86
87
88
89
90
91
<y>
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
Oklahoma City, Okla
W a t e r b u r y , C o n n __
Lawrence, M a s s .
_
-
_ __
Tulsa, Okla
Evansville, I n d
El Paso, Tex
Portland, M e
Troy, N . Y
Rockford, 111
Charleston, S . C
Little Rock, Ark
j
i
|
i
$247,563
277, 229
416,976
296, 586
300,069
287,673
197,046 i
879,074
298,478 ,
308,630 |
272,955
193, 747
282,999
285,146
256, 709
253,353
162,042
396,672
322,827
774,359
187,435
161,432
382, 743
322,827
698, 404
!
,
,
!
613,653 !
204,820
263,723
4,410
4,177
P e o r i a , 111
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
$1,510,319
277,229
416,976
296,586
340,956
_ _ __
6,281 i
2,097;
304,820 ,
279,682
425,932
347,862
151,299
170,847
437,706
10.999
i
i
1
j
1
613, 653
167, 340
263, 723
$1,158, 686
$104,070
40,887
590, 813
$5, 899
3,299
5,262
4,001
12, 899
47,648
610
13,929
8,819
9,331
39, 022
18, 270
75,955
304
37,176
4,410
4,177
301,696
274,121
368, 615
346,707
151,299
169, 873
412, 686
869
1,255
1,546
5,412
842
1,578
5,561
57,317
271
884
974
11,036
13,984
10,999
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES.
27
Citynum-n
ber.
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued.
Table V—Continued.
CITY.
Watersupply
systems.
Total.
106
107
108
109
110
E a s t S t Louis, III
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif _
Brockton, Mass
H o b o k e n , N . J_ ._ _ _.
319,453
236, 642
323,360
111
119,
113
114
115
Terre Haute, Ind
Saginaw, M i c h
Pawtucket, R. I
Passaic, N . J
Gary, I n d . -
37,503
209,325
385,173 I
92
10,091 !
116
117
118
119
120
Springfield, Ohio
Altoona, P a .
L o n g B e a c h , Calif
Chester, P a .
Mobile, Ala
121
Racine, Wis. _ .
N e w Britain, Conn
Lansing, Mich
Holyoke, M a s s . .
Springfield, 111
m
123
124
125
126
m
128
129
130
131
Markets
and
scales.
$629
_
__
_.
.
.
Chattanooga, Tenn.._
Berkeley, Calif
Davenport, Iowa
Hamtramck, Mich
Bethlehem, P a
_
_
809
1,027
173, 876
377,986
2,329
$7,492
16,939
2,224
4,776
173,719
II, 950
303, 735
189,401 |
1, 568,847
1,345,348
424.400
283,309
151,706
260,086
191,352
227, 779
1,039
1,303, 259
723,519
163,302
605
1,520
7,389
56
1
36,694
34,422
7,187
92
270
171,176
156,418
413,220
6,982
2,545
47,115
19,097
37,695
4,897
430,477
31,799
3,659
1,894
27,816
264, 598
213,502
134
135
270, 626
290,931
382,423
190,315
201,346
250, 763
210, 293
373,430
190,315
190,858
136
137
138
139
140
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y
Highland Park, Mich
Macon, Ga
_
Huntington, W. Va
E a s t Orange, N . J
157, 263
337,823
305,929
15, 544
230,473
151,378
337, 823
295,807
141
142
143
144
145
Lancaster, P a
Roanoke, Va
Tampa, Fla
Augusta, Ga
Cicero, 111
224,372
35,842
6,872
240,750
155,886 !
191, 846
146
147
148
149
150
Winston-Salem, N . C
Fresno, Calif
Topeka, Kans
Atlantic City, N . J
171,976
205,135
6,973
221,355
293, 560
154,975
197,379
221,005
293, 560
151
152
153
154
Quincy, M a s s
P a s a d e n a , Calif
Kalamazoo, Mich
Maiden, Mass
265,916
1,298,805
209,613 i
157,104
251,149
443,024
185,074
138,948
'.
$58,510
13,476
8,634
188,115
158,642
424,978
2,545
232,784
11,048
1,894
27,872
264, 598
226, 990
AU
other.
$629
$260,943
223,166
314,726
Covington, K y
Lincoln, N e b r . . .
Portsmouth, Va
Haverhill, Mass
Wheeling, W . V a
m
133
Electric
light a n d
power
systems.
13,488
71, 577
2,633
496
4,068
17,230
8,565
4,925
9,113
1,375
5,885
5,952
10,122
9,592
230, 473
32, 526
35,842
6,872
64,108
176, 642
155,886
1,257
6,121
3,868
350
15, 744
1,635
3,105
1,158
14, 767
23,863
23,381
18,156
831,918
GROUP V—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000.
155
156
157
1,58
159
Charlotte, N . C
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
York, P a
Bay City, Mich
Shreveport, L a
160
161
162
163
164
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
McKeesport, P a
Newton, Mass
Elmira. N . Y
N e w Castle, P a
165
166
167
168
169
D e c a t u r , 111
Chelsea, M a s s . . .
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x
Galveston, T e x
Oak P a r k , 111
-
_
$241,573
193,365
$225, 768
193, 263
466,063
231,370
145, 629
219,288
175,436 !
233,979
219, 571
255, 740
1, 976
159,676
229, 779
219, 571
229,173
111, 700
138,245
199,981 1
265,264 i
,184,805 J
111, 700
138,245
196, 218
261, 998
184,805
I
$15,805
$102
$314, 769
325
5,665
11,757
1,134
4,200
14,626
1,530
25,037
1,976
3,763
3,266
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
City num-1
ber.
j
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
Table V — C o n t i n u e d .
Total.
CITY.
170
171
172
173
174
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y . . .
Woonsocket, R . I
175
176
177
178
179
Pittsfield, M a s s
Perth Amboy, N . J . . .
Beaumont, Tex
L i m a , Ohio
S t o c k t o n , Calif
180
181
182
183
184
P u e b l o , Colo
Medford, M a s s . .
Electric
light a n d
power
systems.
HI
28
Markets
and
scales.
All
other:
$197,415 I
159, 939
157, 600
160, 973
$197,415
159,939
157,600
156, 246
135, 569 j
314, 372 !
197,188
257, 280
29,805
135,252
307,078
140,127
254, 529
339, 616
115, 338
Charleston, W . Va
Salem, M a s s -
348, 678
129, 237
10, 314
7,303
174,885
164,042
2,680
7,303
8,163
185
186
187
188
189
Everett, Mass
Fitchburg, Mass
Madison, W i s . .
161,302
146,513
192,425
148, 353
131, 715
162,142
129
12, 949
14, 798
30,154
190
191
192
193
194
H a m i l t o n , Ohio
Springfield, M o
E a s t Chicago, I n d
Brookline, M a s s
696,212
3,897
131, 903
162,931
158,292
195
196
197
198
199
E v a n s t o n , 111
Jamestown, N . Y
Waco, Tex_.
Superior, W i s .
L o r a i n , Ohio
228,179
575,634 1
170,665
228,179
197,107
168, 985
186,876
182, 343
200
201
202
203
?04
Muskegon, M i c h . . .
Joliet, 111
D u b u q u e , Iowa
Muncie, Ind
C o l u m b i a , S. C
134,182
215, 142 1
116,662 i
34,635 1
204,080
205
206
207
208
209
Chicopee, M a s s
Battle Creek, Mich •
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
Pontiac, Mich
A u r o r a , 111
363,558
108,273
135, 730
107,943
176,077
136,980
175, 945
134,492
210
211
212
213
214
Waterloo, Iowa
Taunton, Mass
151.596
512,391 |
151, 596
118,863
Council Bluffs, I o w a
Williamsport, P a
211,530
14,379
210, 921
609
14,379
215
216
217
218
219
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
Auburn, N . Y
Austin, Tex
187,372
159,972
102,449
154,610
591,479
177,632
159,601
102,449
147,143
192, 032
929
220
221
222
223
224
Q u i n c y , 111..
Newport News, Va
Meriden, Conn
Easton, Pa
N e w Brunswick, N . J . . .
154,503 I
15,621 1
118,463
2,359
169,571 j
153, 090
225
226
227
228
229
Ogden
230
231
232
233
234
M o n t g o m e r y , Ala
Utah
Amsterdam, N . Y
Kokomo, I n d
. ..
.
_.
...
$3,765
317
4,895
2,399
57, 061
2,751
29,805
9,062
13, 899
10,314
331, 657
3,897
$232,652
4,639
7,148
1,381
24, 879
299
119,294
215,142
115,276
1,069
13, 819
713
182, 838
280
673
34, 635
20, 962
346, 500
4,533
3,713
224,115
330
132
516
391, 654
1,972
10, 010>
383, 518
769
8,811
371
7,467
7, 024-
1,413
15, 621
118,463
168, 616
2,359
955
113,483 J
145,560
32,309
121,838
108, 479
133,422
32
24
145, 251
145, 251
2.460
6,881
$962
4,972
12,114
32, 309
121, 838
2,460
!
'
6,881
29
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES.
City number.
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
Oshkosh, W i s
...
Pensacola, F l a
Lewiston, M e .
Green B a y , W i s
Columbus, Ga
240
241
242
243
244
Petersburg, Va_.
Watertown, N. Y
E a s t Cleveland, Ohio
P h o e n i x , Ariz
_
Sheboygan, W i s .
245
246
947
M o l i n e , 111
Waltham, Mass
Anderson, I n d
Revere, Mass
Cumberland, M d
249
251
252
253
Newport, R. I
N e w b u r g h , N . Y__ _ __
M u s k o g e e , Okla
Cranston, R. I
254
255
256
^7
Montclair, N . J
W a r r e n , Ohio
L a Crosse, W i s
Clifton, N . J
258
Lynchburg, Va
Fort Smith, Ark
Colorado Springs, Colo
250
*>59
OPQ
261
Watersupply
systems.
Total.
CITY.
235
236
237
238
239
*>48
|
Table V—Continued.
.
_ _
549
002
799 1
818 i
54.6
87,030
128, 342
116, 312
205, 808
151. 476
_ __
_ _
_
__
__
_
$156,
66,
80,
146,
156,
j
|
!
1
Electric
light a n d
power
systems.
$148,585
62, 382
80,799 . . .
146,626
144, 379
Markets
and
scales.
$25
. _ s.. _
76,087
128,342
116,312
204,951
146, 249
_
. _ _
192
941
5,633
All
other.
$7,939
3,620
11,226
5,310
855
5,227
104, 619
125, 427
546, 438
93, 806
133,856
94, 294
106, 410
78, 202
93, 806
130,450
10, 325
19,017
2,392
111,969
211, 678
110, 648
204,063
1P8, 361
89, 560
167, 737
89, 560
624
190,209
124,666 1
200,976
166, 562
172,976
121, 332
178,781
166, 562
17,233
3,334
1,012
$468, 236
3,406
324
601
2,068
720
7,615
21,183
TABLE 4.
Governmental-cost payments,—Under t h e general heading " Governmentalcost p a y m e n t s " of Table 4 are included all costs of municipal governments,
consisting of t h e costs of t h e services employed, properties constructed, p u r chased, or rented, public improvements constructed or otherwise acquired,
materials utilized, a n d interest on borrowed moneys, which are incurred for
protecting person, property, a n d health, providing social necessities a n d conveniences, caring for t h e dependent and delinquent classes, and performing other
services a n d carrying on other activities for which those governments h a v e
a u t h o r i t y . These costs are readily separable into three classes—expenses,
interest, a n d outlays. The governmental-cost p a y m e n t s are shown for t h e
municipality a n d for each of its independent divisions in t h e same form as are
revenue receipts, as explained in t h e text for Table 3, page 18.
Expenses.—Municipal expenses are t h e costs and losses of cities from which
no p e r m a n e n t or subsequently convertible value is received or receivable. They
are (1) t h e costs, exclusive of those arising from t h e construction or acquisition
of p e r m a n e n t properties or improvements, which are incurred by cities a n d their
independent divisions of government on account of services employed, property
rented, a n d materials utilized in connection with the maintenance and operation
of government, a n d t h e m a n a g e m e n t of t r u s t s ; a n d (2) t h e losses occasioned
by depreciation of so-called p e r m a n e n t properties, a n d otherwise. Table 4
presents these costs separately for general d e p a r t m e n t s a n d for public service
enterprises, a n d Table 7 presents t h e m separately for t h e different d e p a r t m e n t s .
Expenses of t h e most i m p o r t a n t public service enterprises are shown in Table
VI, which follows.
30
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
Table VI
Watersupply
systems.
Total.
Grand total.
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
$106,575,542
42,163,308
18,367, 393
22,101,164 | j
14,078,859
9,864, 818
I
II
III
IV
V
$66,666, 333
27, 714, 225
8,108, 554
14, 069, 357
9, 336, 673
7,437, 524
Electric j
light and
Markets
power
I and scales,
systems
$13,539,278
$1,363, 625
3, 383,865
3, 387,191
2, 224, 294
3,090, 336
1, 453, 592
7
8
9
10
11
1?
N e w York, N . Y
C h i c a g o , 111
Philadelphia, P a
Detroit, Mich
C l e v e l a n d , Ohio
St. Louis, M o
$10,656,286
6,078,565 1
3,267,131 !
3,420.969
3,594,116 j
2, 288,090 !
2,406, 510
1, 216, 728
4,104,470
1,497,842
2, 252, 761
1,379,840 1
Boston, Mass
Baltimore, M d . _.
L o s Angeles, Calif
Pittsburgh, P a
S a n Francisco, Calif
Buffalo, N . Y
$6, 289, 531
4,981,114
3,042,818
1,003, 406
1,894,902
2,192,191
1, 725,130
1, 013,669
2,948,524
1, 368, 884
13, 541
1, 240, 515
$985, 423
1, 429, 900
$25,006,306
10,366,322
6, 705,729
5, 543,666
1,483,941
906,648
698,896
165,919
263,847
167,909
67,054
GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 500,000 A N D
1
?
3
4
5
6
All other.
OVER.
$252,523 '
4,389 1
5.633 !
30,967 1
93,959 |
23,723 ;
$4,114, 232
107,639
218,680
2,386,596
175,355
72,176
32,418 ;
68,569 !
648,962
134,490
187,404
34,676
2, 239,220
46,892
968, 542
94,282 i
92,433 1
'
GROUP IL—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 300,000 TO 500,000.
13
14
15
16
17
18
Milwaukee, Wis
Washington, D . C
Newark, N . J
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
Minneapolis, M i n n
N e w Orleans, L a .
$968,487
812,504
886,106
1,039,106 1
590, 578 j
2,085,957
$966,011
776, 522
802,122
1,012,952
586,030
712, 288
$2,476
34,028
37,423
13,936
4,548
19
*>0
?A
Kansas City, M o
1, 407,337
27,158
9,037,043
702,030
811,087
1, 374, 803
28,567
14,860
20, 247
9,834
?,?,
?3
Seattle, Wash
R o c h e s t e r , N . Y ._
Jersey C i t y , N . J . .
.
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING
?4
?5
?6
07
*>8
P o r t l a n d , Oreg
D e n v e r , Colo .
T o l e d o , Ohio
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
29
30
31
32
33
St. P a u l , M i n n
Louisville, K y
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
49
43
Atlanta, Ga
Omaha, Nebr
642,739
466, 790 i
335,701 i
472,690 j
312,920
.
Worcester, M a s s .
Syracuse, N . Y
.
Dallas, Tex _
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio
-
44
45
46
47
48
Bridgeport, Conn
Houston, Tex.
..
Hartford, C o n n .
Grand Rapids, Mich
. .
49
50
51
59
53
Springfield, M a s s . .
Paterson, N . J
N e w Bedford, M a s s
A POPULATION
$1,533,745
863,253
607,410
955,173
320,893
._
-
509, 870
599,614
768,342
$625,043
801,359
553,603
653, 340
284,905 '
$1,954
46, 561
12, 218
1,373,669
$3,387,191
3,967
12,298
5,119,735
92,582
42, 745
O F 100,000 T O 300,000.
$6,800
8,191
7,364
35. 458
$266, 375
$901,902
53,703
46,443
35,988
571, 656
456, 538
7,553
55
426, 678
307, 738
978
5,182
63,530
10,197
335,701
45,034
1,635,599
73,810 |
245,459
308, 700
1, 215, 558
336,783 '
47, 760
185, 662
301,281
249, 227
15,894
3,308
381,098
417, 439
168,138
379, 217
376, 202
158,138
625
32,855
10,000
392, 742
403, 545
319,307
238
170,076
368,883
252, 578
6,967
16,398
6,726
238
215, 699
18,264
60,003
285, 295
268, 527
15,425
1,583
79,336
.....
420,401
280, 804 1
413,139
1,298,816
25,472
578
2,088
7,419
21,375
8,844
57,709
944,956
7,050
3,308
1,256
8,382
16,768
i
325,640
279, 221
344,282
1
68,857
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES.
31
City number.
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued.
Table V I — C o n t i n u e d .
CITY.
Total.
54
55
56
57
AK
Trenton, N . J
Norfolk, V a
__
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h
Camden, N . J
Fall River, M a s s ,
59
60
61
62
63
Watersupply
systems.
Electric
light a n d
power
systems.
Markets
a n d scales.
All other.
$406,416
610,683
268,024 1
211,186 j
397,972
$397,064
185, 551
204,515
191,757
325,496
$3,437
9,292
2,563
4,510
$5,915
415,840
60,946
19,429
67,966
Nashville, T e n n
Albany, N . Y
Wilmington, Del
Lowell, M a s s
Kansas City, Kans
233,241 1
510,541 1
195,129
310,490
1, 563,828
222,672
505,744
177,346
286,495
441,904
7,498
4,797
1,884
1,425
15,899
22,570
64
65
66
67
Fort Worth, T e x .
Cambridge, Mass
Reading, P a
Erie, P a
151, 644
403,050
246,403
323,810
151, 644
352,166
246,403
316,492
68
69
70
71
Flint, Mich
Yonkers, N . Y
Spokane, W a s h
Duluth, Minn
225,847
323,965
203,658
559,989
217,813
312,889
187, 777
148,472
72
73
74
75
Lynn, Mass
Elizabeth, N . J . . .
Utica, N . Y
Tacoma, W a s h . . .
257,250
3,042
195,430
1,263,268
277,390
_
3,071
$1,121,924
50,884
7,318
7,434
1,736
15,881
600
9,340
411,517
688
810,523
61,820
2,354
115,295
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000.
$784, 357
108,076
203, 274
82,155
227, 728
$145, 008
108,076
203,274
82,155
188, 666
162, 570
146,550
654, 794
146,842
295, 690
146,351
143,093
175, 250
126, 799
255,007
Savannah, Ga
Allentown, P a _ .
Knoxville, T e n n
E l Paso, T e x . . .
San Diego, Calif
196,810
111, 292 I
239,203
253, 088
543, 844 I
134,412
111,111
222, 040
253, 088
440,099
Bayonne, N . J
Manchester, N . H
Harrisburg, P a
Peoria, 111
St. J o s e p h , M o
Wichita, Kans
472,138
212,312
118,292
2,221
1,750
16, 091
472,138
135,159
118,292
97
98
99
100
Wilkes-Barre, P a . _ _
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
South Bend, I n d
Portland, M e
5,105
180,881
184,004
245,178
172,929
176, 573
164,625
101
102
103
104
105
Troy, N . Y
Binghamton, N . Y
Rockford, 111
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
Little R o c k , A r k
110,864
154,123
107,371
251, 220
11,744
104,386
154,123
106, 668
207, 067
106
107
108
109
110
Johnstown, P a
E a s t St. Louis, 111
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
Brockton, Mass
Hoboken, N . J . . _
111
112
113
114
115
Terre Haute, I n d
Saginaw, M i c h
Pawtucket, R. I
Passaic, N . J
Gary, I n d
76
77
78
79
80
Jacksonville, F l a
Somerville, M a s s
O k l a h o m a C i t y , Okla
Waterbury, Conn
Lawrence, Mass
81
82
83
84
85
C a n t o n , Ohio
Schenectady, N . Y
Fort Wayne, I n d
T u l s a , Okla
Evansville, I n d
8fi
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
_
._
_
_
1
"
!
475,389
39,062
$4, 515
3,457
4,155
2,797
8,250
36,179
181
17,163
11,704
17,246
32,433
26,219
103,745
1,320
75, 833
2,221
1,750
16, 091
221
1,324
4,884
6,628
7,431
80,553
1,314
5,164
703
9,280
886
_
$107,958
$531,391
34,873
11, 744
886
157,705
139,412
311,017
109,834
125, 894
305,453
31,964
196,630
143,334
161, 550
128,421
16,587
4,638
47,871
13,518
5,564
508
2,096
5,949
31, 456
32,984
14,913
32
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
City number.
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 T O 100,000-Contiuued.
Table V I — C o n t i n u e d .
116
117
118
119
120
Springfield, Ohio
Altoona, P a
L o n g B e a c h , Calif
Chester, P a
Mobile, Ala
121
123
124
125
Racine, Wis
N e w Britain, C o n n .
Lansing, Mich
Holyoke, Mass
Springfield, 111
126
127
128
129
130
C h a t t a n o o g a , Tenn__
Berkeley, Calif.
Davenport, Iowa
Hamtramck, Mich
Bethlehem, P a
131
132
133
134
135
Covington, K y
Lincoln, N e b r
Portsmouth, Va
Haverhill, Mass
W h e e l i n g , W . Va..__
136
137
138
139
140
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y
Highland Park, Mich
Macon, Ga
Huntington, W . Va
E a s t Orange, N . J
141
142
143
144
145
Lancaster, P a
Roanoke, Va
Tampa, F l a . . .
Augusta, Ga Cicero, 111
146
147
148
149
150
Jackson, Mich
Winston-Salem, N . C
F r e s n o , Calif
Topeka, Kans
Atlantic City, N . J
151
15?
153
154
Q u i n c y , M a s s _ __ _
P a s a d e n a , Calif
_ __
Kalamazoo, Mich
Maiden, Mass
m
$103,428
85,885
309, 028
600
144,993 1
___
_
.
_ . .
_ __
. .
_ _ .
. . _
_ .
__
Electric
light a n d
power
systems.
$3,597
96,325
3,841
3,105
6,866
$843,193
442,357
140,807
1,801
1,640
7,773
10,166
4,746
5,000
223, 500 j
69,722
223,500
66,629
140,995
281,031
147, 706 1
80,057
115,940 I
136, 519
155,148
129,631
79, 299
110,742
87, 235 !
136, 308
170, 611 1
10,395
210,386
84,734
136,308
159,964
All o t h e r .
$13,961
600
44,827
26, 637
20,155
9,794
388, 528
32,217
2,393
4,746
5,000
3,093
119, 519
613
1,181
3,801
43
4,247
3,863
5,183
14,274
715
951
2,501
2,133
10, 647
8,262
210,386
135,237
137,220
13, 646
7,233
113,495
121,078
Markets
a n d scales.
$99,831
85, 885
291,962
189, 298
70,942
171,817
97,429
138, 740
222, 801
91, 097
1, 026, 605
928, 314
313,404
_ _ _ _
.
. _
-_
Watersupply
systems.
Total.
CITY*.
1,983
13,646
7,233
37, 364
76,131
121,078
104, 755 |
122,481
7, 533 {
166,157
183,792
88,861
115,523
97,547
679, 680 ;
110,412
72,775 1
77,461
120,944
90,341
45,689
965
3,186
2,177
720
164,348
183, 792
531, 731
677
14, 929
3,772
5,356
1,089
20,086
27,005
19,394
27, 086
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000.
i
15^
156
157
158
159
160
161
}W
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
C h a r l o t t e , N . C ._
York, Pa._
.
_
Bay City, M i c h . _
Shreveport, La
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
McKeesport, P a
Newton, Mass
Elmira, N . Y
N e w Castle, P a
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x
O a k P a r k , 111
170
171
17*>
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
$178,689 j
183,359 ;
$162,909
183,059
299,115 !
43, 512 j
78,117
29, 537
132,030
136,725 ,
118,126 ,'
116,003
127,889
136,465
117,487
92,470
67,683 '
42,203 J
159,973 '
160, 769
179,337
67,683
42, 203
152,848
156, 383
179, 337
78,758 i
140,352
121,882 !
67, 356 |
78, 758
140,352
121,882
57,918
_ . _
26,112 !
145,799 1
132, 565 I
110,532
11,195 I
24,755
137,515
84, 240
107,587
!
Pittsneld, Mass
Perth Amboy, N . J
S t o c k t o n , Calif
$15, 780
$300
_
$218,498
25
1,436
260
962
2,500
13,950
2,705
639
22, 571
7,125
4,386
4,170
1,357
2,176
5,268
6,108
48,325
2,945
II, 195
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES.
88
City num-1
ber.
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
Table V I — C o n t i n u e d .
180
181
18?
183
184
P u e b l o , Colo
Medford, Mass
Lexington, K v
Charleston, W . Va
Salem, M a s s
185
186
187
188
189
Butte, Mont
Everett, Mass
Fitchburg, Mass
Madison, Wis
West Hoboken, N . J
190
191
19?
193
194
S a n Jose, Calif
H a m i l t o n , Ohio
Springfield, M o
E a s t Chicago, I n d
Brookline, M a s s
195
196
197
198
199
E v a n s t o n , 111
Jamestown, N . Y
Waco, Tex
Superior, W i s
L o r a i n , Ohio
?00
?01
?0?
Muskegon, Mich
Joliet, 111
D u b u q u e , Iowa
Muncie, Ind
C o l u m b i a , S. C
<>03
?04
Watersupply
systems.
Total.
CITY.
_
_
_
Electric
light a n d
power
systems.
Markets
a n d scales.
All o t h e r .
$306,590 !
74,486
2,978
8,500
128,381
$290,631
49,860
107,854
$2,978
1,193
8,500
19,334
57,219
91,162 I
148,441
42,750
69,373
130,435
3,447
14,469
21,789
14,559
$15,959
24,626
1
89,912
581,687
4,265
_
__
205 Chicopee, M a s s
^06 B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
207 I N e w Rochelle, N . Y
?08 P o n t i a c , M i c h
209
_
210
211
212
213
214
Waterloo, Iowa
Taunton, Mass
Stamford, C o n n
Council Bluffs, Towa.
Williamsport, P a
215
216
217
218
219
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
Auburn, N. Y
Austin, Tex
220
221
222
223
224
Q u i n c y , 111
225
226
227
228
229
D a n v i l l e , 111
Wilmington, N . C
Ogden, U t a h
230
231
232
233
234
West N e w York, N . J
Amsterdam, N. Y
Hazleton, P a
Norristown, Pa
..
__
Merideri, C o n n . _ . ..
Easton, Pa
N e w Brunswick, N . J
316,929
4,265
118,035
112, 514
100, 586
278,187
130, 543
753
100, 559 |
100,586
78, 759
119,482
94,199
6,360
120,829 1
112.950
116.951
16, 365
119,937
100,561
112,950
115,689
20, 268
1,262
94,815
1,608
251, 534
58,097 !
75, 238
57,597
130, 265
136, 650
130,065
133,483
94,068
346,666
94,068
81,992
5,521
173,341
2,579
6,537
753
23,508
4.524
16,365
23,514
5,264
171,032
500
200
531
2,636
11,666
253,674
311,314 1
700
311,228
86
700
102,280
89,976
63, 271
103, 837
322, 300 J
88,490
89,410
63,271
99,661
138,121
469
13,321
566
294
1,456
3,882
9,373
2,524
240
10,174
173,350
42, 623
45, 387
10,174
64, 752
64,199
131, 405 '
131,114
291
99,179
23,308
101,388
38, 965
31,414
59,105
.
$174,846
2,209
15, 657
31,414
59,105
51, 539 1
51,539
2,209
7,577
2,209
l
?35
?36
9^7
238
239
?40
?41
949
^43
244
Oshkosh, Wis
Pensacola, F l a
Lewiston, M e
Green Bay, Wis
Columbus, Ga
_
Petersburg, Va
Watertown, N . Y
E a s t Cleveland, Ohio
Phoenix, Ariz
Sheboygan, W i s
83617—24t-
_.
_
._
154, 646 1
73, 421
33, 595
57,652
56,403
133,406
69, 214
33, 595
56, 891
49, 644
1
59,798
76,617
127,606
101,426
70, 393
75,
77,
127,
101,
75,
683
664 |
606 !
426 i
825
5,956
_
761
6, 759
3, 283
:::::::::::::
15, 284
4,207
12, 602
1,047
5, 432
34
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
C'ity number.
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
Table V I — C o n t i n u e d .
Watersupply
systems.
Total.
CITY.
245
246
247
248
249
M o l i n e , 111
Waltham, Mass
Anderson, Ind
Revere, Mass
Cumberland, M d
_ .
__.
._
250
251
252
253
N e w p o r t , R. I .
N e w b u r g h , N . Y_ -_
M u s k o g e e , Okla
Cranston, R. I
254
255
256
257
M o n t c l a i r , N . J_
W a r r e n , Ohio
L a Crosse, Wis
Clifton, N . J
258
259
260
261
Lynchburg, Va
. _
Fort Smith, Ark
__
Colorado Springs, Colo
_
__ _
. _ .. _
.
._
___
$85,
101,
337,
28,
104,
Electric
light a n d
power
systems.
Markets
a n d scales.
538
641
208
808
343
$76,646
73,517
48, 357
28, 808
103,143
4,898
33, 652
90, 942
32, 755
83, 913
74, 946
61,717
74, 704
61, 245
242
472
56,
74,
62,
86,
48, 239
71, 509
46,113
86, 530
i 7, 274
3,350
1,169
All o t h e r .
$8, 892
28,124
i
$288, 851
$1, 200
86
13
4,812
884
7,029
1
..
_. -
963
859
500
530
1,450
15, 2i8
i
1
Includes expenses of auditorium.
Interest charges.—The t e r m " m u n i c i p a l interest c h a r g e s " is a designation of
interest costs incurred by municipalities for t h e use of credit capital. All p a y ments on account of such charges are shown in a single column of Table 4.
Outlays.—Municipal outlays are t h e costs of land a n d other properties a n d
public improvements more or less p e r m a n e n t in character, which are owned a n d
used by municipalities in t h e exercise cf their municipal functions or in connection
with t h e business undertakings conducted by t h e m . I n t h e column for outlays
are shown t h e aggregates of all p a y m e n t s for the purchase and i m p r o v e m e n t of
land, t h e erection of new buildings, t h e installation and extension of water-supply
systems, electric-light systems, and other enterprises, t h e purchase of e q u i p m e n t
for t h e fire d e p a r t m e n t , purchases to increase the collections of libraries, museums,
a n d a r t galleries, and all other acquisitions which add to t h e n u m b e r a n d value
of t h e p e r m a n e n t possessions of the municipality. P a y m e n t s for outlays for t h e
general d e p a r t m e n t s are separately shown in Table 9, as are also t h e t o t a l p a y m e n t s for outlays of public service enterprises.
Comparison of revenue receipts and all governmental-cost payments.—Comparison between revenue receipts and governmental-cost p a y m e n t s are of t h e
greatest significance in municipal finance. If a city is receiving more from revenue t h a n it is paying for expenses, interest, a n d outlays, it has a balance which
m a y be applied to reducing indebtedness; while if its p a y m e n t s for expenses,
interest, a n d outlays are greater t h a n its revenue receipts, t h e city is increasing
its indebtedness. If it is realizing from revenues enough money to p a y for all
expenses a n d interest, b u t for only a portion of its outlay, it is imposing upon
t h e future a p a r t of t h e burden of paying for its p e r m a n e n t properties a n d public
improvements.
In t h e last three columns of Table 4 are shown t h e results of comparisons
between revenue receipts a n d governmental-cost p a y m e n t s . I n t h e first of these
columns is shown t h e excess of governmental-cost p a y m e n t s over revenue receipts
for each of t h e cities in which such p a y m e n t s were in excess of revenue receipts,
a n d in the second column is shown t h e excess of revenue receipts over governmental-cost p a y m e n t s for each of t h e cities in which revenue receipts were t h e
greater. Of the 261 cities covered by this report 196 m a d e governmental-cost
p a y m e n t s in excess of their revenue receipts, and 65 realized enough from revenues
35
DESCRIPTION OF tiEXEKAL TABLES.
t o meet all their p a y m e n t s for expenses, interest, and outlays, a n d to h a v e a
balance available for paying debt.
Comparison of revenue receipts and payments for expenses and interest.—The
last column of Table 4 shows t h e excess of revenue receipts over p a y m e n t s for
expenses a n d interest. The p a y m e n t s for expenses and interest correspond a p proximately to t h e costs of a business corporation for maintenance, operating
expenses, and interest, except t h a t no allowances have been made for depreciation. Of t h e 261 cities reported, 256 received from revenues a m o u n t s in excess
of their p a y m e n t s for expenses and interest.
Comparative summary of net revenue receipts and net governmental-cost payments of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-1922.—Table V I I shows, for specified years from 1903 to 1922, t h e aggregate net revenue receipts and the aggregate net p a y m e n t s for expenses, interest, and outlays for t h e 146 cities for which
statistics are available throughout t h e entire period.
I N E T R E V E N U E RECEIPTS. 1
Table VII
NET GOVERNMENTAL-COST P A Y M E N T S . '
For expenses.
Per cent
of increase
over
1903.
' Per cent
j of inj crease
over
A mount.
Amount.
1903.
1922
1919
1917.
1915
1913
$1, 801, 302,485
1,103, 665, 750
968, 444, 905
865, 270, 995
802, 565, 390
310.2
151.3
120. 5
97.0
82.8
$1,984,322, 234
1,113,599,879
1,007,290,346
996,061,502
912,390,262 :
285.9
116.6
95.9
93.7
77.4
1911
1909.
1907.
1905.
1903.
751, 957, 728
663, 379, 686
568, 778,828
498, 836, 996
439.126, 753
71.2
51. 1
29.5
13. 6
863,996,528 j
761,562,037 l
691,071,411 I
561,772,857 i
514,189, 206 !
68.0
48.1
34.4
9.3
N E T GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS
J
, 248,986, 024
756, 746,923
633, 622,181
586,790,723
534,672,433
486,679,596
434,008,861 ;
393,022,327 j
327,049,585 j
299,402,761 |
—Continued.
F o r outlays.
F o r interest.
YEAR.
P e r cent
of
increase
over 1903.
Amount.
1922
1919
1917
1915
1913
. .
1911
1909
1907
1905
1903
._
1
$194, 584,268
121, 730, 540
110,909,109
103, 387, 342
88, 566, 601
82,165,
71, 857,
59,199,
51, 897,
43, 054,
730
259
783
804
769
Amount.
351.9
182.7
157. 6
140.1
105. 7
$540, 751, 942
235,122, 416
262, 759, 056
305, 883, 437
289,151, 228
90.8
66.9
37.5
20.5
295,151, 202
255, 695, 917
238, 849, 301
182,825,468
171,731,676
Per cent
of
increase
over 1903.
214.9
36.9
53.0 !
77.9
68.4
71.9
48.9
39.1
6.5
! Per cent
I ofincrease
; over
1903,
;
317.2
152. 8
111.6
96.0
78.6
02.6
45.0
31.3
P E R CENT O F —
Govern- R e v e n u e
receipts
mentalreprecost p a y sented
ments
by payrepresented b y m e n t s for
expenses
revenue
and
receipts.
interest.
90.8
99.1 ,
96. 1
86. 8
88. 0
80. 1
79.6
76.9
79. 8
77. 7
87. 0
87. 1
82. 3
88.1
85.4
75. >>
76. 3
79. 5
7*. 0
78.0
Service transfers and interest transfers are included in the amounts for the year 1922.
36
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
DIAGRAM 3 . — N E T
REVENUE
MENTS OF 146
RECEIPTS AND
N E T GOVERNMENTAL-COST
CITIES FOR SPECIFIED
PAY-
Y E A R S : 1903-1922.
MILLIONS QF DOLLARS
vx/y>v>vxvvvyy>
NET REVENUE RECEIPTS
NET GOVERNMENTAL COST PAYMENTS
EXPENSES
INTEREST
OUTLAYS
TABLE 5.
Per capita revenue receipts and governmental-cost payments.—The per capita
receipts and payments of Table 5 are based on the absolute amounts shown in
Tables 3 and 4. The most significant figures of the table are those for the five
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 from those
having a population of from 30,000 to 50,000 to those with over 500,000 inhabitants, the increase in the amounts of these transactions being in greater proportion than thejncrease in population. The population on which the per capita
amounts are based is, in each case, 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.
YEAR.
Total.
1922
1919
1917
1915
1913
1911
1909 _ .
1907
1905
1903
_._
1
PER CAPITA NET GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS.1
PER CAPITA NET REVENUE
RECEIPTS.1
Table VIII
Other
t h a n of
public
service
enterprises.
Of ,
public
service
enterprises.
$53. 57
35.26
31.97
30.00
28.55
$48. 74
31. 65
28.84
26. 97
25. 74
$4.83
3.61
3.13
3.03
2.81
28.07
26.42
24.67
22.79
21.14
25. 09
23. 53
21. 90
20.19
18. 71
2.98
2.89
2.77
2.60
2.42
F o r exF o r ex- penses of
penses of p u b l i c
For
general
service interest.
departenterments.
prises.
Total.
1
For
outlays.
$59. 01
35. 58 i
33. 26 1
34. 53
32.46 1
$34.37
22.28
19.53
18.95
17.67
$2.77
1.90
1.39
1.39
1.35
$5.79
3.89
3.66
3.58
3.15
$16.08
7.51
8.68
10. 60
10.29
!
I
|
!
16.91
16.06
15.84
13.81
13. 25
1.26
1.22
1.17
1.07
1.10
3.07
2.86
2.56
2.36
2.06
11. 02
10.18
10. 34
8. 32
8. 23
32. 25
30. 33
29. 91
25. 57
24. 64
Service transfers and interest transfers are included in the amounts for the year 1922.
37
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES.
Comparative s u m m a r y of per capita n e t r e v e n u e receipts a n d n e t g o v e r n mental-cost p a y m e n t s of 146 cities for specified y e a r s : 1903-1922.—In T a b l e
V I I I , which precedes, is presented a s u m m a r y of t h e per capita n e t revenue
receipts a n d per capita n e t governmental-cost p a y m e n t s for t h e aggregate of t h e
146 cities covered b y t h e several censuses reported for t h e specified years from
1903 t o 1922.
DIAGRAM
4.—PER
CAPITA
NET
P R I N C I P A L C L A S S E S , O F 146
PAYMENTS
FOR G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T S , B Y
C I T I E S FOR S P E C I F I E D Y E A R S : 1903 t o
1922.
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jINTEREST
£ £ £ £ 4 OUTLAYS
I EXPENSES OF PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES
Comparative s u m m a r y of per capita n e t receipts from principal r e v e n u e s of 146
cities for specified y e a r s : 1903-1922.—In Table I X , which follows, are shown t h e
per capitas of all n e t revenue receipts a n d those of a n u m b e r of principal classes
of such receipts. T h e s u m m a r y is for t h e cities covered by t h e census reports for
specified years from 1903 to 1922. T h e revenue receipts, which are included in
t h e column headed " Other r e v e n u e s , " are those from d e p a r t m e n t a l fees, charges,
sales, interest, rents, privileges, fines, penalties, a n d escheats. T h e per c a p i t a
receipts from t h e general p r o p e r t y t a x a n d all other groups of taxes show a n
increase from 1903 t o 1922.
Table IX
YEAR.
The
general
propertytax
Total.
1922
1919
1917
1915
2913
i $53. 57
35.26
31. 97
30. 00
28. 55
1911
1909
1907
1905
1903
28.07
26.42
24.67 I
22.79
21.14
1
Other
taxes.
Special
assessments.
Subventions,
grants, E a r n i n g s
gifts,
of public
donaservice
tions,
entera n d pen- prises.
sion
assessments.
$35.85
23. 29
20.57
18. 73
17.82
$2.80
2.68
2.37
2.36
2.42
$2.58
1.98
2.50
2.54
2.34
$3.13
1.43
1.2S
1.26
1.28
$4.83
3.61
3.13
3.03
2.81
$4.38
2.27
2.12
2.08
1.88
17.37
16.14
14. 64
14.01
12.98
2.44
2.48
2.63
2.17
2.06
2.35
2.22
2.02
1.80
1.60
1.30
1.28
1.18
1.08
0.91
2.98
2.89
2.77
2.60
2.42
1.63
1.40
1.43
1.14
1.16
1*0
1
Other
revenues.
Includes service transfers and interest transfers.
38
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
D I A G R A M 5 . — P E R C A P I T A N E T R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S , BY P R I N C I P A L C L A S S E S ,
OF 146 C I T I E S FOR S P E C I F I E D Y E A R S : 1903-1922.
DOLLARS
0
6
10
15
20
25
30
36
40
46
60
[jgggg GENERAL PROPERTY TAX
I H i i M I SUBVENTIONS. GRANTS. GIFTS. ETC.
&j&^S$j O T HE R TAXES
1%£§88§§1 PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES
2 2 2 2 J SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
[
66
| OTHER REVENUES
TABLE 6.
Per cent distribution of revenue receipts and governmental-cost payments.—
Table 6 shows for t h e several cities and for t h e five groups of cities t h e per cent
which t h e receipts from each of t h e classes of revenue constitute of t h e t o t a l
revenue receipts, a n d t h e per cent which t h e p a y m e n t s for each of t h e classes
of governmental costs—expenses, interest, and outlays—constitute of t h e t o t a l
of such p a y m e n t s , t h e figures for expenses being shown under two heads, " E x penses of general d e p a r t m e n t s " a n d " E x p e n s e s of public service enterprises."
T h e per cents are in all cases c o m p u t e d upon t h e basis of t h e receipts a n d p a y m e n t s shown in Tables 3 a n d 4.
Proportional distribution of revenue receipts, by divisions of the governments
of the cities.—An examination of Table 3 discloses t h e fact t h a t t h e proportion
of revenues received from property taxes is much greater, as a rule, for city
corporations in cities having a single division of government t h a n in those having
t w o or more divisions, while the relative contributions by special assessments
are larger in t h e cities having more t h a n one division of government. Such
divisions of the city government as school districts, sanitary districts, a n d p a r k
districts are very largely supported by property taxes, and, with t h e exception
of park districts, receive no revenue from special assessments. T h e school districts receive a larger proportion of all revenues from subventions t h a n are
received bj~ any other division of government.
Per cent of revenue receipts required for meeting expenses and interest and
available for outlays.—Of t h e t o t a l revenue receipts of t h e 261 cities covered by
this report, 69.3 per cent was required for meeting expenses, 10.7 per cent w a s
required for meeting interest p a y m e n t s , and the remainder, 20 per cent, was
available for outlays or other purposes.
Per cent relation of revenue receipts to governmental-cost payments.—The
last five columns of Table 6 show t h e per cent of governmental-cost p a y m e n t s
applied on expenses of general d e p a r t m e n t s , expenses of public service enterprises, interest, a n d outlays, a n d t h e per cent of t h e t o t a l g o v e r n m e n t a l costs t h a t
were represented by revenue receipts. For 65 of t h e 261 cities t h e revenue
receipts were greater t h a n t h e governmental-cost p a y m e n t s ; while for t h e
remaining 196 cities t h e revenues were not sufficient to meet t h e costs of t h e
i year for expenses, interest, and outlays.
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES.
»
39
Comparative summary of the per cent distribution of net revenue receipts of
146 cities for specified years: 1903-1922.—Table X , which follows, shows t h e
per cent distribution of t h e net revenue receipts of t h e 146 cities covered by t h e
census reports for specified years from 1903 to 1922, inclusive. T h e headings
of t h e columns differ somewhat from those of Table 6, owing to slight differences
in t h e tables for net revenues in t h e earlier and later reports. T h e percentages
are based upon t h e absolute a m o u n t s of net revenue receipts t a b u l a t e d in t h e
reports for t h e several years, and t h a t basis differs somewhat from t h e basis for
t h e percentages of Table 6 by being exclusive of service a n d interest t r a n s f e r s .
The figures for t h e several years are not in all cases strictly comparable, since
those for t h e years 1903 t o 1907 are computed upon t h e basis of reports w h i c h
in some columns include a m o u n t s received in error t h a t were later refunded.
A careful investigation shows t h a t this noncomparability exaggerates for t h e
years 1903 to 1907 t h e percentages for general p r o p e r t y taxes t o t h e e x t e n t of
less t h a n 1 per cent. This exaggeration reduces t h e percentages of most of t h e
other columns, t h e total exaggeration a n d reduction being for a n y given year
not far from one-half of 1 per cent.
Subventions,
grants,
gifts,
donations,
and
pension
assessments.
Table X
The
general
property
tax.
YEAR.
1922
1919
1917
1915
1913
.
.
1911
1909
1907
1905
1903
DIAGRAM
6.—PER
CENT
Special
assessments.
Other
taxes.
Earnings
of public
service
enterprises.
Other
revenues.
66.9
66.0
64.3
62.4
62.4
5.2
7.6
7.4
7.8
8.5
4.8
5.6
7.8
8.5
8.2
5.9
4.1
4.0
4.2
4.5
9.0
10.2
9.9
10.0
9.9
8.2
6.4
6.6
6.9
8. 6
61.9
61.0
59.4
61.5
61.4
8.7
9.7
10.6
9.6
9.8
8.4
8.4
8.2
7.9
7.6
4.6
4.9
4.8
4.7
4.3
10.6
10.9
11.2
11.4
11.5
5.8
5.3
5.8
5.0
5.5
146
CITIES
DISTRIBUTION
OF
NET
RECEIPTS
OF
FROM T H E S E V E R A L S O U R C E S O F R E V E N U E FOR S P E C I F I E D Y E A R S : 1903-1922.
40
PER CENT
60
EjSBJSJ GENERAL PROPERTY TAX
H U H
10
20
30
60
70
80
90
1922
1919
1917
1915
1913
1911
1909
1907
1905
1903
$%%%%$
0THER
TAXES
K 0 0 f l | SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
SUBVENT,0NS
- GRANTS. GIFTS, ETC.
[ > ^ ^ | PUBLIC.SERVICE ENTERPRISES
|
| OTHER REVENUES
100
40
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
The figures in Table X disclose a number of minor variations in the proportion
of receipts obtained from year to year from the several sources of revenue. Receipts from " Other taxes/' special assessments, and earnings of public service
enterprises show slightly smaller percentages in 1922 than in 1903, and the
receipts from the general property tax show somewhat greater percentages in
the later than in the earlier years.
Comparative summary of the per cent distribution of net governmental-cost
payments of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-1922.—Table XI, which follows
shows the per cent distribution of the net governmental-cost payments for the
146 cities given in Table VII for specified years from 1903 to 1922, inclusive.
The table discloses, for 1922 as compared with 1903, a decrease in the proportion
of payments for outlays, and a relatively slight increase in that of payments for
expenses and for interest.
Table XI
PER
CENT DISTRIBUTION OF
NET
GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS.
|
YEAR.
PER
CENT
DISTRIBUTION OF
NET
GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS.
YEAR.
For
For
expenses. interest.
62.9
68.0
62.9
58.9
58.6
1922
1919
1917
1915
1913
1
For
outlays.
27.3 1 1911
21.1 ! 1909
26.1 1907
30.7 1905_
31.7 1903
9.8
10.9
11.0
10.4
9.7
[
For l For i For
expenses, interest, outlays.
. _
56.3 !
57.0
56.9
58.2
58.4
i
9.5
94
85'
9 2 ''
83
'
DIAGRAM 7 . — P E R CENT DISTRIBUTION OP N E T GOVERNMENTAL-COST
MENTS OF 146 CITIES FOR SPECIFIED YEARS: 1903-1922.
1922
1919
N
^
^
N
^
^
^
^
^
^
:>^^^^^^<>^^
SSS^^SSSS^NSS^^
1915
^^^^ss^^^^^
1911
1909
1907
1905
1903
PAY-
^
1917
I9!3
34.2
33.6
34.6
32.5
33.3
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TABLE 7.
Payments for expenses of general departments, total and per capita.—In
Table 7 are presented the governmental-cost payments, total and per capita,
for expenses other than those for public service enterprises, arranged according
to nine main groups of municipal departments, offices, and accounts.
The principal departments, offices, and accounts grouped by the Bureau of
the Census under each of the nine general divisions of government are as follows:
41
DESCKIPl'IOK OF GEXEKAL TABLES.
I.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT.
Legislative:
Council and board of aldermen.
Clerk of council.
Legislative investigation.
< 'hief executive offices:
Mayor.
Executive boards and commissions.
Finance offices and accounts:
Auditor or comptroller.
Special accounting and auditing.
Treasurer or chamberlain.
Assessment and levy of revenue.
Collection of revenue.
Other finance offices and accounts.
Law offices and accounts.
Other general executive offices and accounts:
City clerk.
City engineer.
Public works and service.
Civil service.
Public buildings and grounds.
City planning.
All other.
Judicial:
General municipal courts.
Special courts.
Superior courts.
Coroner.
Marshal and sheriff.
Elections.
General government buildings:
General expenditures.
Rent of offices and buildings.
II.—PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY.
Supervising department.
Police department.
Fire department:
General expenditures.
Water service.
Militia and armories.
Register of deeds and mortgages.
Inspection for protection to person and property:
Building.
Plumbing.
Weights and measures.
Electric wiring.
Boiler.
All other.
Other protection to person and property:
Pounds.
Examining engineers and plumbers.
Police and fire alarm.
Humane societies.
Employment agencies.
Rate investigations.
All other.
III.—CONSERVATION OF HEALTH.
Health department administration.
Vital statistics.
Prevention and treatment of communicable
Tuberculosis.
Other communicable diseases in'hospitals.
All other.
III.—CONSERVATION OF HEALTH—Continued.
Conservation of child life:
Medical work for school children.
Other conservation of child life.
Food regulation and inspection:
Milk and dairy control.
Other food control.
IV.—SANITATION OR PROMOTION OF
CLEANLINESS.
Sewers and sewage disposal.
Street cleaning.
Other refuse collection and disposal.
Public convenience stations.
Other sanitation or promotion of cleanliness.
V.—HIGHWAYS.
Supervising department.
Roadways.
Other highway structures.
Prevention of street dust.
Snow and ice removal.
Street lighting.
Waterways.
Repair and construction for compensation.
VI.—CHARITIES, HOSPITALS,
AND CORRECTIONS.
Supervising department.
Outdoor poor relief.
Poor in institutions.
Care of children.
Other charities.
General hospitals.
Insane in institutions.
Correctional institutions for adults.
Correctional institutions for minors.
Probation boards and officers.
VII.—EDUCATION.
Schools.
Libraries.
VIIL—RECREATION.
Educational recreation.
General recreation.
Parks and trees.
Quasi-productive park enterprises.
IX.—MISCELLANEOUS.
Pensions and gratuities:
Police department.
Fire department.
Schools.
All other.
Relief to special classes:
Mothers' pensions.
Soldiers' relief and burial.
Administration of funds:
Public trust.
Investment.
Judgments and losses.
Unclassified.
Undistributed:
Municipal service enterprises.
All other undistributed.
42
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
Comparative summary of payments for general departmental expenses of
146 cities for specified years: 1903-1922.—In Table X I I , which follows, there
is presented, by principal divisions of t h e d e p a r t m e n t s of city government, a
s u m m a r y of t h e net p a y m e n t s for general d e p a r t m e n t a l expenses of 146 cities
for specified years from 1903 to 1922, inclusive.
Table XII
1922
G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L E X P E N S E S : 116 CITIES.
TotaL
1915
i $1,155, 691, 560
$546, 568, 203
$697,319,550
General g o v e r n m e n t
P r o t e c t i o n t o person a n d p r o p e r t y , . .
Health and sanitation
Highways
C h a r i t i e s , hospitals, a n d corrections.
105,174, 603
234,199, 781
115, 448, 036
98, 763, 819
76, 627, 893
72, 585, 840
146, 763, 351
75, 847, 376
65, 003, 951
53,262,472 |
62,
120,
55,
60,
38,
Schools
Libraries
Recreation
Miscellaneous
422,
14,
38,
49,
216,701,210
9,079, 614
24, 204, 797
33, 870, 939
162, 332, 373
7,134, 599
20, 416, 484
18, 535, 898
843,
326,
703,
603,
735
837
377
485
1911
Total-
793,192
696, 506
758, 072
615, 862
285, 217
1903
1907
$452, 899, 274
2 $367, 367,970
2 $278,173, 930
General g o v e r n m e n t
.
P r o t e c t i o n to person a n d property_ _.
H e a l t h a n d sanitation
Highways
Charities, hospitals, a n d corrections -
53, 766, 741
106,120,083
45,691,189
52. 214, 269
30, 647, 652
42, 703, 670
87, 885, 728
36, 899, 721
42,718,510
24, 408,009
30, 842, 225
71,020,732
25, 807, 639
34, 208, 774
18, 280, 597
Schools
Libraries
Recreation
Miscellaneous
127, 604, 264
5, 939, 527
17,114,125
13, 801, 424
102, 395, 627
4, 989, 705
11,794,950
13, 572, 050
80, 853, 672
4,067, 969
7, 457, 424
5, 634, 898
1
1
Includes service transfers.
2
I n c l u d e s refunds a n d service transfers.
I n compiling this table certain changes have been made in t h e tabulations presented in reports for years prior to 1911, t h e t r e a t m e n t of pensions in those
years being different from t h a t of later years. The changes referred to result in
pensions being shown under " Miscellaneous" instead of as a p a r t of t h e expenses
of t h e d e p a r t m e n t s affected.
An examination of Table X I I shows t h a t t h e total general d e p a r t m e n t a l
expenses of t h e 146 cities increased in each of t h e periods, t h e average a n n u a l
increase for t h e period 1903 to 1922 being $46,185,139, while for t h e last t h r e e
years of t h a t period it was $152,790,672.
Comparative summary of the per capita net payments for general departmental expenses of all cities for specified years: 1903-1922.—In Table X I I I ,
wiiich follows, are shown the per capita p a y m e n t s for different classes of expenses other t h a n those of public service enterprises for all cities having a p o p u lation of over 30,000 for specified years from 1903 to 1922. There has been a
general increase in t h e total number of cities covered by these reports, b u t this
has had no appreciable effect upon t h e per capita p a y m e n t s .
T h e t o t a l per capita net p a y m e n t s for expenses other t h a n of public service
enterprises increased from $13.19 in 1903 to $33.15 in 1922, or 151.3 per cent.
T h e per capita p a y m e n t s increased during each period shown in t h e t a b l e ,
except for t h e period from 1911 to 1913, which shows a slight decrease. T h e
per capita p a y m e n t s for expenses of general government, including those for
courts, slightly more t h a n doubled during t h e period from 1903 to 1922. T h e per
capita expenses for all other purposes shown in t h e table increased very materially,
43
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES.
those for schools a n d recreation being more t h a n three times as large in 1922 as
in 1903.
Table XIII
Total.
YEAR.
8
1922.
1919.
1917.
1915.
1913.
$33.15
$2.94
21.63
2.22
18.96
2.18
18.45
2.10
17.23 ! 2.00
17.62
16.07
15.95
13.88
13.19
1911.
1909.
1907.
1905.
1903.
ProtecGeneral tion t o Health
and
1 govern- person sanitaand
1 ment.
tion.
prop-1
erty.
2.08
1.96
1.86
1.38
.1.46
$6. 66
4.53
4.04
4.06
3.89
4.12
3.89
3.80
3.52
3.35
ChariEDUCATION.
Misties,
High- hospiRecrea- cella-1
neous.
ways. tals a n d
t
i
o
n
^
correc- Schools. 1 Libraries. 2
tions.
$3.25 $2.87
2.34
2.04
1.93
1.96
1.86
2.06
1.75 | 1.93
1.77 |
1.62 I
1.59 j
1.35
1.21
2.04
1.71
1.91
1.67
1.64
$2.08
1.59
1.36
1.26
1.11
$12. 50
6.88
5.89
5.58
4.98
$0.41
0.28
0.25
0.24
0.22
$1.09
0.74
0.66
0.68
0.63
$1.34
1.01
0.69
0.61
0.71
1.17
1.10
1.05
0.88
0.86
5.04
4.54
4.42
3.99
3.86
0.23
0.25
0.21
0.19
0.19
0.65
0.55
0.51
0.47
0.35
0.53
0.45
0.59
0.44
0.27
1
Payments for pensions are included in column "Miscellaneous and general" for 1911, 1913, 1915, 1917,
1919, and 1922; for the years 1903 to 1909 they are included with the expenses of the police, fire, and school
departments.
2
Payments for expenses of art galleries and museums are included in column "Recreation" for 1911,
1913,
1915, 1917, 1919, and 1922; for the years 1903 to 1909 they are included with the expenses for libraries.
3
Includes service transfers.
D I A G R A M 8 . — P E R C A P I T A N E T P A Y M E N T S FOR G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L
E X P E N S E S OF A L L C I T I E S O F O V E R 30,000 FOR S P E C I F I E D Y E A R S : 1903-1922.
1922
0MM/z#yza^^
1919
oyz^^/^^^mm
1917
1915
1913
1911
111 inixss:
<//////////^^^
111 i m ^
9z/x//yy/y?m®^
i « ^
* * 2 ^ ^ s » i i 111 m ^
wovM&imm®k 111 m ^
j ^ $ 0 j EDUCATION
I HEALTH AND SANITATION
3 PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY
|CHARITIES, HOSPITALS. AND CORRECTIONS
[(GENERAL GOVERNMENT
(RECREATION
| HIGHWAYS
I ALLOTHER
TABLE 8.
Per cent distribution of payments for t h e principal general departmental
expenses.—Table 8 shows, by principal divisions of t h e general d e p a r t m e n t a l
service, t h e per cent distribution of t h e p a y m e n t s for expenses, other t h a n for
public service enterprises. This distribution shows t h e relative importance of
t h e principal classes of expenses for t h e several cities a n d groups of cities.
Comparative summary of per cent distribution of general departmental expenses of all cities for specified years: 1903-1922.—Table X I V , which follows,
gives a c o m p a r a t i v e s u m m a r y of t h e per cent of governmental-cost p a y m e n t s for
t h e expenses of t h e general d e p a r t m e n t s of all cities having over 30,000 i n h a b i t a n t s
represented by those of t h e principal divisions of such expenses for specified
44
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
years from 1903 to 1922. The percentage for only the years from 1911 to 1919,
inclusive, are based upon absolutely net amounts, for the reason that it was not
possible, for the earlier years and for 1922, to eliminate refunds and service
transfers.
Table XIV
OBJECT OF PAYMENT.
General government
_
P r o t e c t i o n t o person a n d p r o p e r t y
H e a l t h a n d sanitation
_
Highways
C h a r i t i e s , hospitals, a n d corrections
Schools
Libraries
Recreation
Miscellaneous
_
_
1922
1919
1917
1915
1913
1911
1909
1907
1905
1903
8.9
20.1
9.8
8.7
6.3
10.2
21.0
10.8
9.4
7.3
11.5
21.4
10.1
10.4
7.2
11.4
22.0
10.1
11.2
6.8
11.6
22.6
10.1
11.2
6.4
11.8
23.4
10.1
11.6
6.6
12.2
24.2
10.0
10.6
6.9
11.7
23.8
9.9
12.0
6.6
10.0
25.3
9.7
12.0
6,3
11.1
25.3
9.2
12.4
6.5
_ 37.7
1.2
3.3
4.0
31.8
1.3
3.4
4.7
31.1
1.3
3.5
3.5
30.2
1.3
3.7
3.3
28.9
1.3
3.7
4.2
28.6
1.3
3.7
3.0
28.2
1.5
3.4
2.8
27.7
1.3
3.2
3.6
28.7
1.4
3.4
3.2
29.3
1.5
2.7
2.1
DIAGRAM 9 . — P E R CENT DISTRIBUTION OP PRINCIPAL GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL
EXPENSES OF ALL CITIES OF OVER 30,000 FOR SPECIFIED YEARS: 1903-1922.
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TABLE 9.
Payments for outlays.—The payments for outlays presented in Table 9
comprise the amounts paid by the several cities for the acquisition and construction of more or less permanent properties and public improvements, including payments for additions made to those previously acquired or constructed,
but exclusive of payments in error for the correction of which counterbalancing
amounts were later received. The payments last mentioned and the counterbalancing receipts, the most important of which are derived from sales of real
property and insurance adjustments are included in the data presented in
Tables 10 and 11.
In the case of 28 cities the payments for outlays shown in Table 9 exceed the
amounts shown in Table 4, in the column headed " Outlays," by the amount of
those payments for outlays recorded in Table 9 which were offset by receipts
from the public on outlay account, but which could not be deducted from outlays for the individual department with which they are identified because such
45
DESCRIPTION OP GENEEAL TABLES.
outlays were smaller than the offsets, or because the character of the offset was
not reported with sufficient precision to identify the department for which the
original outlay had been made. The payments of Table 9 are thus the total
payments on outlay account less payments in error and the larger part of payments offset by receipts, while in the preparation of Table 4 it was possible to
eliminate the remaining payments offset by receipts on outlay account. Table 4,
therefore, shows the governmental-cost payments for outlays, or the amount by
which the value of the permanent properties and public improvements was increased as a result of the cash transactions of the year.
The governmental-cost payments for outlays of the 261 cities reported, as
shown in Table 4, amounted to $617,935,628. The excess of receipts from the
issue of debt obligations over payments for the cancellation of debt obligations,
as shown in Tables 10 and 11, was $351,056,235. The governmental-cost payments for outlays, therefore, exceeded the increase in debt by $266,879,393.
This shows that for the 261 cities as a whole the increase in debt during the
year amounted to 56.8 per cent of the governmental-cost payments for new
properties and public improvements.
Table XV, which follows, presents a comparative summary of the per capita
payments for general departmental outlays of all cities for specified years from
1903 to 1922.
Table XV
YEAR.
1922
1919
1917
1915
1913
1911
1909
1907
1905
1903_
1
2
Total.
ProtecGeneral t i o n t o H e a l t h
and
govern- p earnsdo n
saniment.
prop- t a t i o n .
erty.
Charities,
hospitals,
and
corrections.
Highways.
2$12.68
$0.14
5.64
0.14
6.98 1 0.31
8.35
0.28
0.21
7.61
$0.40
0.30
0.23
0.28
0.29
$2.12
0.99
1.20
1.62
1.19
$4.85
2.41
3.25
3.76
3.39
$0.27
0.23
0.17
0.28
0.22
7.81
0.31
7.26 ! 0.26
7.07 1 0.24
0.14
6.39
5.74
0.11
0.29
0.28
0.29
0.28
0.21
1.08
1.09
1.10
1.00
5
3.79
3.29
3.26
2.87
3. 62
0.24
0.24
0.20
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Includes municipal service enterprises.
Service transfers included.
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EDUCATION.
Total.
$4.15
1.20
1.42
1.61
1.37
Schools. Libraries.
1 $4.04
i 1.13
, 1.33
! 1.54
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1.45
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1.41 i
1.47 !
1.11
(3)
1.34
1.30
1.28
1.32
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$0.11
0.08
0.09
0.06
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0.15
0.13
0.15
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$0.69
0.36
0.34
0.41
0.87
$0.06
0.01
0.06
0.10
0.06
0.56
0.58
0.44
0.53
0.57
0.09
0.07
0.13
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(4)
Less than one-half of 1 cent.
Included in the column headed " Highways.'
DIAGRAM 1 0 . — P E R CAPITA PAYMENTS FOR GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL OUTLAYS
OF ALL CITIES OF OVER 30,000 FOR SPECIFIED YEARS: 1903-1922.
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FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
TABLES 10 AND 11.
Nonrevenue receipts and nongovernmental-cost payments.—Nonrevenue
receipts are a m o u n t s received under such conditions t h a t t h e y do not result in
an increase in t h e value of municipal assets without increasing t h e indebtedness,
a n d nongovernmental-cost p a y m e n t s are a m o u n t s paid under such conditions
t h a t -they do not result in a decrease in t h e value of municipal assets without
decreasing indebtedness. The relation of these receipts and p a y m e n t s to t h e
records from which census reports are compiled and t h e reasons for including
t h e m in this report are set forth in t h e text for Table 2.
Receipts from the issue and payments for the cancellation of debt obligations.—The transactions relating to debt, t h e totals of which are shown in Tables
10 a n d 11, are t h e net a m o u n t s received a n d paid, or t h e p a r value of t h e obligations plus premiums and less discounts, on all obligations in t h e form of funded
a n d floating debt, revenue loans, special-assessment loans, a n d w a r r a n t s issued
b u t not paid during t h e year reported or issued in a former year a n d paid in t h e
year reported.
Receipts for and payments to other civil divisions.—The receipts on account
of other civil divisions represent the total a m o u n t s received as taxes a n d other
revenues, where collections were m a d e by a division of t h e government of t h e
city for t h e State, county, or other division of government not included in this
report as a division of t h e government of t h e city; a n d t h e p a y m e n t s to other
civil divisions represent t h e total a m o u n t s disbursed to t h e civil divisions for
which moneys were collected. Such receipts and p a y m e n t s are agency t r a n s actions t h a t are authorized by statutes.
Receipts and payments on account of private trusts.—Nearly all cities receive
a n d disburse moneys on account of private t r u s t s . Such t r u s t s are of two
kinds—those under which the city assumes t h e obligation of applying to specified uses t h e moneys deposited or t h e interest derived therefrom for t h e individual or corporation whose deposit is accepted in t r u s t , a n d those under which
t h e city merely holds moneys or securities until the fulfillment of certain conditions or t h e determination or discovery of t h e owner. Tables 10 and 11 show
t h e total a m o u n t s received and paid on account of private t r u s t s of both kinds,
whether they were carried on the books as separate funds or merely carried as
accounts of t h e general fund. In all cases t h e balances on h a n d constitute an
obligation of t h e city or division of government.
Receipts and payments on account of investments.—The a m o u n t s shown in
Tables 10 a n d 11 as received from t h e sale and paid for t h e purchase of investm e n t s represent t h e total a m o u n t s of such transactions of all sinking funds,
public t r u s t funds, a n d investment funds of t h e city and a n y independent division of government included in this report as one of the constituent units of t h e
government of t h e municipality. Such transactions consist merely in an exchange
of assets of one form for those of another, a n d neither increase nor diminish
t h e value of t h e assets of t h e fund in which the transaction takes place. T h e y
must, nevertheless, be shown in a complete s t a t e m e n t of municipal transactions,
particularly as t h e y are interwoven with t h e other transactions of t h e funds.
Receipts and payments on account of supplies.—Many cities m a i n t a i n d e p a r t m e n t s or offices which purchase supplies in q u a n t i t y a n d issue t h e m on requisition, charging t h e m to t h e d e p a r t m e n t s and t a k i n g credit for t h e a m o u n t s . T h e
receipts shown under this head in Table 10 include, for general supplies,
only t h e excess of accounting receipts for supplies used for governmental p u r poses over t h e cost of those purchased; t h e y also include all a m o u n t s received
on account of schoolbooks sold to pupils, and all a m o u n t s received from school
lunch rooms. The p a y m e n t s shown under this head in Table 11 include,
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES.
47
for general supplies, only the excess of p a y m e n t s for supplies over t h e cost of
those charged to expense and outlay accounts; they also include all a m o u n t s
paid on account of schoolbooks purchased for sale to pupils, a n d all a m o u n t s
paid on account of school lunch rooms.
Receipts and payments on account of refunds.—Accrued interest received or
paid is disbursed or recovered a t t h e close of t h e interest period in which t h e
transaction takes place. The effect upon t h e treasury is, therefore, t h e same as
would be produced by a refund p a y m e n t or receipt, although the a m o u n t m a y or
m a y not be paid to or recovered from t h e individual or corporation with whom
the original transaction took place. The a m o u n t s of these transactions are
included in t h e d a t a of Tables 10 and 11, as they in no way affect t h e a m o u n t s
received from revenue or disbursed for governmental costs. They constitute
only a small p a r t of t h e a m o u n t s t a b u l a t e d in t h e columns under discussion.
The a m o u n t s in the two columns include both t h e receipts and p a y m e n t s on
account of accrued interest and t h e a m o u n t s entered in revenue and governmental-cost accounts t h a t are offset thereby.
T h e refund receipts included in Table 10 are all receipts in correction of error
and erroneous receipts later corrected by refund p a y m e n t s , and the refund p a y ments of Table 11 include all p a y m e n t s in correction of error and p a y m e n t s in
error later corrected by refund receipts.
I t will be observed t h a t for each city t h e a m o u n t s shown in the two columns
are identical, as is t h e case in the two columns for receipts offsetting outlays
and outlays offset by receipts. As it is probable t h a t some corrections were n o t
made and t h a t some offsets were not received within t h e fiscal year in which t h e
original transactions were recorded, it is a p p a r e n t t h a t the d a t a of these four
columns are correct only within a small margin of error. This could be eliminated only by tracing all such items to t h e source, which would require research
much more extended t h a n would be justified by the slight correction secured.
Receipts offsetting outlays and payments for outlays offset by receipts.—In
t h e column headed ''Offsets to outlays' 7 are shown t h e t o t a l amounts received
on outlay account from the sale of materials and from charges in reimbursement
fer services where the costs of t h e materials and services were originally entered
as p a y m e n t s from outlay accounts, also a m o u n t s received as insurance adjustm e n t s where t h e cost of replacing the property destroyed was recorded as paid
from an outlay account. In the case of small losses by fire, where the replacement is classed as a repair, the receipts from insurance adjustment are included
in the d e p a r t m e n t a l receipts of Table 3. In the column headed " Outlays offset
by r e c e i p t s " are t a b u l a t e d t h e total a m o u n t s t h a t have been deducted from t h e
recorded outlays because of t h e offsetting receipts above described, t h e a m o u n t s
t a b u l a t e d in the two columns being identical.
Receipts and payments on account of general transfers.—The transfer of
cash or its equivalent from one independently administered division or fund to
another is designated by t h e Bureau of t h e Census as a general transfer in all
cases where t h e transaction is not associated with the performance of services,
the p a y m e n t of interest on securities, or t h e use of rented quarters. Such
transactions result in t h e recording of general transfer receipts and general
transfer p a y m e n t s . Although general transfers do not yield d a t a of statistical
value, their a m o u n t s have been included in census reports, as in Tables 10 a n d
11 of this report, for t h e reason t h a t without t h e m it would not be possible to
present balanced s t a t e m e n t s of t h e transactions of the individual divisions a n d
funds of t h e municipality. Their character is, in this particular, quite different
from t h a t of transfers between accounts of t h e same fund, which are not included
in t h e reports because t h e receipts and p a y m e n t s growing out of t h e m balance
each other within t h e fund a n d their inclusion would serve no statistical purpose.
48
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
Included with the receipts and payments above described are receipts for and
payments to independent divisions which in former years were given a separate
classification.
TABLE 12.
Amount of specified assets at close of year.—Table 12 shows, for each city,
the assets at the close of the year reported of the sinking, public trust, investment, and private trust 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 is shown in the five columns, as will
be observed by comparing the total of these five items for any city or group of
cities with the statement of cash on hand at the close of the year as shown in
Table 2 of this report. The data for real property and securities are shown
only in Table 12. The valuations 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 securities 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 of 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, health and hospital services, care of the poor, and pensions
for employees of the cities and their independent divisions. Table 12 shows
the amount of the assets of these funds under three heads—cash, real property,
and securities. Slightly more than one-tenth of the cities reported real property
as belonging to their public trust funds, although a few cities reported assets of
this kind valued at large amounts, notably Philadelphia, Pa., which reported
such valuations to the amount of $29,321,257.
Assets in investment funds and miscellaneous investments.—Under the heading "Assets in investment funds, and miscellaneous investments" are shown all
assets of funds other than sinking and trust funds and all interest-bearing securities and investments other than those of the funds mentioned, including real
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES.
49
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 designation for funds of the class here described. The value of real property incidentally acquired and yielding little or no income is included as a miscellaneous
investment. In some instances the assets in investment funds consist of bonds
or stocks acquired 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 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 insurance 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,
construction, or equipment of buildings or other permanent properties of the
municipality, which are invested during the period of accumulation are also
treated as investment funds. Table 12 shows the amount of assets of all such
funds as are described above, including those of the city corporation and those
of all independent divisions of government which constitute parts of the governing organizations of the municipalities.
Assets in private trust funds.—The assets of private trust funds belong to the
individuals and corporations in whose interests they are temporarily or permanently held, and their acceptance creates an obligation of the city to the
amount of the assets so intrusted to it. In this particular they differ from the
assets of sinking, public trust, and investment funds the acceptance of which
does not create an obligation, except that the acceptance of a public trust constitutes an appropriation for such municipal purposes as are specified in the
terms of the trust.
Private trust funds are of two kinds: (1) Those under which the city assumes
the obligation of applying to specified uses the moneys deposited or the interest
derived therefrom for the person or corporation whose deposit is accepted in
trust, and (2) those under which the city merely holds moneys or securities until
the fulfillment of certain conditions or the determination or discovery of the
owner. The data presented in Table 12 include the assets of all funds of both
kinds, which were in the custody of the city and its independent divisions of
government at the close of the fiscal year reported.
Cash in general administrative funds.—General administrative 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 12 as belonging to the general administrative funds at the close of the year reported includes that of the general treasuries and of all independently administered funds, other than those of the four
classes mentioned, of all divisions of government which are classed by the Bureau
of the Census as parts of the government of the municipality.
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FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
TABLE 13.
Gross and net indebtedness of cities.—Table 13 shows both the gross and net
indebtedness at the close of the year reported, for all cities of over 30,000 population. 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 amortization. Sinking fund assets accumulated for the amortization of special assessment 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. The divisions of government, and the
amounts of their indebtedness where two or more divisions are represented, are
as follows: Chicago, 111.—indebtedness of the county, $19,314,700, park districts,
$20,070,141, and sanitary district, $30,219,000; Philadelphia, Pa.—poor districts;
Detroit, Mich., Cleveland and Cincinnati, Ohio, Los Angeles, Calif., Pittsburgh,
Pa., Buffalo, and Rochester, N. Y., Milwaukee, Wis., Newark and Jersey City,
N. J., Minneapolis, Minn., Kansas City, Mo., and Indianapolis, Ind.—county;
Seattle, Wash.—county, $7,344,651, and port district, $6,113,898; Portland,
Oreg.—port district; Oakland, Calif., and Lincoln, Nebr.—sanitary district;
Omaha, Nebr.—metropolitan utilities district; Syracuse, Albany, Utica, Troy,
Jamestown, and Amsterdam, N. Y.—county supervisors' town audits; Tacoma,
Wash., and Peoria, Rockford, East St. Louis, Springfield, Cicero, Oak Park,
and Evanston, 111.—park district; Portland, Me.—bridge district, $250,000,
water district, $4,406,720, and pier site district, $345,000; Little Rock, Ark.—
sewer and street improvement district; Stamford, Conn.—town; and Fort
Smith, Ark.—improvement district.
Indebtedness classified by character of outstanding debt obligation.—The
indebtedness 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
three subheadings: "Revenue bonds and notes," " Warrants," and "Obligations
on trust account." The following paragraphs describe the kinds of debt included
under each of these heads.
Indebtedness classified as funded or fixed.—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.
Indebtedness classified as floating.—Floating debt includes (1) all debts
evidenced by revenue bonds, warrants, and accounts payable that represent
debts incurred in excess of the amounts received or receivable on account of
the levies of taxes for redeeming them; (2) all special revenue loans to be redeemed from the levies of a succeeding year; - (3) all debts evidenced by shortterm bonds to be redeemed from the proceeds of long-term obligations; (4) all
final judgments against the city, outstanding at the close of the year; and (5) all
indebtedness to public trust funds and private trust funds due to the conversion
to general public uses of all or a part of the money or other property received
DESCRIPTION OF GENEEAL TABLES.
51
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 bonds and certificates.—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 proceeds of special assessments.
Indebtedness classed as current.—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 three heads
described below.
Revenue bonds and notes*—Revenue loans include all interest-bearing shortterm 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 obligations 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 classified 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.
Obligations on trust account.—Moneys or other property held in trust for
individuals or corporations constitute a debt of the trustee, or agent, which
remains in force until discharged by the disbursement of the amounts as provided
in the terms of the trusts or their return to the depositors. Table 13 shows for
each city the amount of such indebtedness at the close of the year reported,
which includes all amounts held in private trust funds and private trust accounts,
together with all balances due to other civil divisions on account of moneys
collected for them so far as such balances were reported.
Per capita indebtedness.—In the columns headed-"Per capita'" there are
given the per capita of the total gross debt and of the net debt. It should be
noted, that in these figures for the net funded and floating debt the indebtedness
on account of public service enterprises is included, and hence in any comparison of the indebtedness of individual cities it should be remembered that the
debts of these enterprises are usually due to the acquisition of properties that
have earning capacities sufficient to enable them to take care of the obligations
on their account.
The following statement and Diagrams 11 and 12 show for 146 cities the
gross debt, total and per capita, at the close of the year for specified years from
1903 to 1922:
YEAR.
1922
1919
1917.
1915
1913.
Amount.
$4,832,211,089
3, 702, 272, 563
3, 453, 553, 736
3,168, 756,138
2, 747,908,942
Fer capita.
1911
$143.71
1909
118.28
314.02 ! 1907
309. 86 ! 1905
97.62 I 1903.
YEAR.
Amount.
$2, 558, 745, 024
2, 214, 639,832
1,870,299, 323
1, 609,159,058
1, 395, 709, 774
P^r capita.
$95. 52
88.20
SO 94
72. 23
66. 88
FINANCIAL, STATISTICS OF CITIES.
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The t e r m s " n e t i n d e b t e d n e s s " a n d " n e t d e b t " as here used differ materially
from t h e use of t h e t e r m s i n some of t h e preceding reports for cities h a v i n g a
population of over 30,000. I n t h e reports for t h e years 1902 t o 1908, inclusive,
the Bureau of t h e Census applied t h e t e r m ' ' n e t d e b t " t o t h e t o t a l o u t s t a n d i n g
obligations of cities, less t h e a m o u n t of sinking fund assets. T h e n e t d e b t so
computed seldom represented t h e actual net debt, because t h e c o m p u t a t i o n did
not t a k e account of t h e assets of cities provided for t h e r e d e m p t i o n of c u r r e n t
debt, which includes special assessment bonds a n d certificates, revenue b o n d s
a n d notes, w a r r a n t s , a n d t r u s t liabilities.
Recognizing this fact, t h e Bureau of t h e Census in its report for fiscal years
subsequent t o 1908 applied t h e terms " n e t funded a n d floating d e b t , " " n e t
i n d e b t e d n e s s , " a n d " n e t d e b t " t o t h e difference between t h e gross funded a n d
floating debt a n d those sinking fund assets which h a d been specifically provided
for t h e amortization of such debt. I n computing t h e n e t indebtedness for t h e
years 1912 a n d 1913 t h e t o t a l sinking fund assets were deducted from t h e gross
funded a n d floating debt, b u t for t h e years 1903. 1910, 1911, 1915, 1917, 1919,
a n d 1922 such assets of sinking funds as were provided for t h e a m o r t i z a t i o n of
special assessment d e b t were excluded from t h e calculation.
T h e following table a n d Diagrams 13 a n d 14 present for 146 cities a c o m p a r a tive s u m m a r y of funded or fixed a n d floating debt, sinking fund assets, a n d n e t
debt, t o t a l a n d p e r capita a t t h e close of t h e year for specified years from 1903
to 1922:
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES.
Table XVI
SINKING
F u n d e d or fixed,
a n d floating
debt.
1922
1919
1917.
1915.
1913.
$4, 332? 114, 718
3,352, 688, 780
3,150, 424, 610
2', 866,008, 818
2,490,461,618
1911.
1909.
1907.
1905.
1903
2,305, 059,142
1,959.162,993
1, 657, 320, 345
1. 438, 741. 403
1, 22,3,101. 328
1
F U N D ASSETS.
Per
capita.
NET
DEBT. 1
Amount.
Per
capita.
I
Amount.
1
!
i
1
$1,051,468,771
811,516,426
704, 573, 046
620,102, 406
540, 454,805
$31. 27
25.93
23.26
21.50
19.20
$3, 280, 645, 947
2,541,172,360
2,445,851,564
2, 245, 906, 412
1,950,006,813 '
$97. 57
81.18
80. 75
77.86
69. 28
S
i
:
I
496. 230, 750
422,063, 594
362,441, 586
319, 395, 648
290, 096, 696
18.52
16.81
15.68
14.53
13.90
1, 808, 828, 392
1,537,099,399 '
1, 294, 878,759
1,119, 345, 755
933,004,632
67. 52
61.21
56. 04
50.94
44.71
Net debt is funded andfloatingdebt less assets in general sinking funds.
D I A G R A M 1 3 . — P E R C A P I T A S I N K I N G F U N D A S S E T S O F 146 C I T I E S F O R S P E C I F I E D
YEARS:
1922
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YEARS:
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1910
1917
1916
1913
1911
1909
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1900
1903
1903-1922.
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FINANCIAL. STATISTICS OF CITIES.
TABLE 14.
Assessed valuation of property.—The valuations given in Table 14 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 corporations, 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 division 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 (1) difference in the areas of the city corporation and the independent division, the 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 one assessment of property for its own levy, while the
independent district through its own board of assessors makes an independent
assessment of the same property.
In examining the figures of Table 14 relating to assessed valuations it should be
noted that those on a line designated as for city, State, county, or other civil
division? represent the assessed valuation of the property within the territory
included in the jurisdiction of the city corporation, and which is subject to taxation 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 the 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, except those for divisions of which less than 10 per
cent of the valuation was outside the limits of the city corporation.
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 property tax. (Definitions of the general property tax and special property taxes
are given in the text for Table 3.)
The classification of property belonging to railroads, telegraph companies, and
a number of similar corporations varies in the different States. In some States
such propierties 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.
Per capita assessed valuation.—In the column for per capita assessments are
shown, for property subject to the general property tax, the per capitas for the
city, state, and county based on the assessed valuation of property within the
territory under the jurisdiction of the city corporation; also the per capita figures
for independent divisions, obtained by applying the population of the city to the
entire valuation of the district, even though a small part of such valuation was
outside the city limits.
Tax rates.—The rates of levy for the general property tax per $100 of assessed
valuation are given for each of the several divisions and independent subdivisions
of gov em merit.
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES.
55
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 14 for the city as a whole represent
average rates based on the total levy and the total assessed valuation of property
within the corporation.
Tax levies.—The amounts given under the general heading " Levy" on the lines
of Table 14 for the several divisions of government represent the total and per
capita amounts levied for the maintenance of those divisions within the territorial
limits of the city corporation, except in cases where an independent division of
local government includes areas outside the city, which contain property assessed
at less than 10 per cent of the entire valuation of the district.
The per capita property taxes represent, as nearly as could be determined, the
per capita tax burden for all purposes exclusive of poll taxes resting upon the
inhabitants of the cities reported. These figures furnish a fairly comparable
measure of the tax burden and should be considered in connection with the other
per capita figures of this report, including those given in Tables 5, 7, and 13.
GENERAL TABLES
(57)
58
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
TABLE
1.—YEAR
OF I N C O R P O R A T I O N , D A T E OF M I D D L E O F
R E P O R T E D , P O P U L A T I O N , AND A R E A :
1922.
FISCAL
YEAR
[For a list of t h e cities arranged alphabetically b y States, w i t h t h e n u m b e r assigned to each, see p . 13.
For a text discussion of this table, see p . 15.]
Year
of incorporation
as a
city.
POPULATION.
Date
of m i d d l e of
fiscal year.
G r a n d total..
I
38, 736, 657
Group I__.
Group I I . .
Group I I I .
GroupIV_
G r o u p V__
Jan. 1,
1920.
Apr. 15,
1910.
37,057, 610 29,000, 298
17,010, 223 16, 369, 301 13,137,432
4,158,840
4, 026,059 3, 261, 622
8,071, 347 7, 703,906 5,964, 554
5, 389,902 5, 068, 591 3, 694,161
4,106, 345 3, 889, 753 2,942, 529
GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N
1 New York, N . Y
2 Chicago, 111
3 Philadelphia, P a
4 | Detroit, Mich
5 j Cleveland, Ohio
6 1 St. Louis, M o
Decennial census.
Estimated
as of
middle
of fiscal
year.
....
....
....
.__.,
_._!
!
1653
1837
1683
1824
1836
1822
June
June
June
Dec.
June
Oct.
30,1922
30,1922
30,1922
31,1921
30,1922
7,1921
1822
1796
1851
1816
1850
' 1832
July
June
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
31,1922
30,1922
31,1921
30,1922 j
31,1921
31,1921
O F 500,000 A N D
5,839, 746
2, 833,288
1,894, 500
i 993, 678
854, 565
788, 375
5,620,048 |
2,701.705
1,823,779
993,678
796,841 j
772,897 |
764, 549
762, 222
622, 343
607,902
525,169
523,886
748,060 !
733,826
576,673 !
588,343 j
506,676 1
506,775 i
1
OVER.
4,766,883 | i
2,185,283 !
1,549,008 1 !
465, 766 1;
560,663
687,029
191,360.0
123,724.6
81,920.0
52, 686. 7
36,089.0
39, 040. 0
I
7 j Boston, M a s s
8 Baltimore, M d _ .
9 1 Los Angeles, Calif
10 P i t t s b u r g h , P a
11 San Francisco, Calif
12 Buffalo, N . Y
...J
..__
._..i
...J
.....
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N
670,585 j 27, 634. 8
558,485 , 50, 560. 0
319,198 1 235,982. 0
533,905 | 29, 226. 0
416,912
26,880. 0
423,715
24, 894. 0
O F 300,000 T O 500,000.
Milwaukee, Wis
Washington, D . C .
Newark, N . J
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio__.
Minneapolis, M i n n
N e w Orleans, L a . . .
1846
1802
1836
1819
1867
1805
June
Dec.
June
June
June
June
30,1922
31,1921
30,1922
30,1922
30,1922
30,1922
477,103
i 437, 571
431,792
404,865
400, 970
399, 616
457,147
437, 571
414, 524
401,247
380, 582
387, 219
373, 857
331,069
347, 469
363, 591
301,408
339, 075
Kansas City, M o . . .
Indianapolis, I n d . . .
Seattle, W a s h
Rochester, N . Y
Jersey C i t y , N . J . . .
1853
1831
1869
1834
1827
Oct.
June
June
June
June
21,1921
30,1922
30,1922
30,1922
30,1922
338, 767
335, 012
315, 685
311,548
305,911
324,410
314,194
315, 312
295, 750
298,103
248,381
233, 650
237,194
218,149
267, 779
G R O U P I I I — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 100,000 T O 300,000.
258,288 |
256,491 I
243,164 |
237,031 i
237,595 |
40, 442. 0
207, 214
213, 381 i 37, 085. 0
168,497
18, 088. 2
181, 511 1 15, 824. 5
224, 326
11,410.0
234,698 i
234,891 :
216,261 i
200,616 '
208,435
214, 744
223, 928
150,174
154. 839
69, 067
200,739 |
189,796 j
188,160 I
181,012 j
178,588 j
191,601
178,806
179, 754
171, 717
171, 667
124,096
23, 686. 0
132, 685
31, 346. 6
145, 986
23, 781. 8
137, 249 ! 11,379.0
127, 628
15, 360. 0
174,165
169,987
168, 331
167,862
161,824
161,379
162, 537
158,976
162,351
152, 559
96, 614
133, 605
92,104
131,105
116,577
Portland, O r e g . . .
D e n v e r , Colo
Toledo, Ohio
Columbus, Ohio..
P r o v i d e n c e , R . I..
,1851
1859
1837
1816
1832
Mav
June
June
June
Mar.
31,1922
30,1922
30,1922
30,1922
31,1922
St. P a u l , M i n n .
Louisville, K y _ .
Oakland, CalifA t l a n t a , Ga
A k r o n , Ohio
1854
1824
1854
1847
1836
June
Feb.
Dec.
June
June
30,1922
28,1922 I
31,1921
30,1922 .
30,1922 |
239,836
236, 612
229, 875
218,216 I
i 208, 435 |
Omaha, Nebr
B i r m i n g h a m , Ala..
Worcester, M a s s . . .
Syracuse, N . Y
R i c h m o n d , Va
1857
1871
1848
1848
1782
June
Mar.
Mav
June
July
30,1922 [
31,1922
31,1922 '
30,1922 !
31,1922 .
San A n t o n i o , T e x . . .
New Haven, Conn.
| Dallas, T e x
Memphis, Tenn
Dayton, Ohio
1837
1784
1856
1849
1841
Nov.
June
Oct.
June
June
30,1921 '
30,1922
31,1921
30,1922
30,1922
1
268, 875
267, 591
260, 717
255,455
240,670
P o p u l a t i o n as of J a n . 1, 1920.
33,
23,
31,
19,
15,
388.
024.
591.
634.
990.
8
0
0
7
0
i 22, 860. 5
i 11, 460. 0
15,042. 3
1 14,994. 0
1 10,107. 0
59
GENERAL, TABX.ES.
TABLE
1 , — Y E A R O P INCORPORATION, D A T E O P M I D D L E O F F I S C A L
R E P O R T E D , P O P U L A T I O N , AND A R E A : 1 9 2 2 — C o n t i n u e d .
YEAR
QROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued.
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 13.
For a text discussion of this table, see p. 15.]
Year
ofincorporation
as a
city.
44; Bridgeport, Conn45 | Houston, Tex
4 6 i Hartford, Conn..
47 j Grand Rapids, Mich_
48 Seranton, P a .
POPULATION.
Date
of middle of
fiscal year.
Estimated
as of
middle
of fiscal
year.
Decennial census.
Jan. 1,
1836
1839
1784
1850
1866
Sept.
June
Sept.
Sept.
June
30,1921
30,1922
30,1921
30,1921
30,1922
151,036
150,079
145,087
141, 791
139,821
143,555
138, 276
138, 036
137, 634
137, 783
Springfield, Mass
Paterson, N . J
Des Moines, Iowa...
Youngstown, Ohio__
New Bedford, Mass.
1852
1851
1857
1868
1847
Mav
June
Sept.
June
May
31.1922
30,1922
30,1921
30,1922
31,1922
139, 704
138, 521
133, 696
i 132, 358
127, 331
129,614
135,875
126,468
132,358
121,217
Trenton, N . J
Norfolk, Va
Salt Lake City, UtahCamden, N . J
Fall River, Mass
1792
1845
1851
1828
1854
June
June
June
June
June
30,1922
30,1922
30,1922
30,1922
30,1922
1806
1686
1832
1836
June
June
Dec.
June
June
1872
1846
1847
1851
Flint, Mich
Yonkers, N . Y_.
70 I Spokane, Wash..
71 i Duluth, Minn...
Lynn, Mass
Elizabeth, N . J..
Utica, N. Y
Tacoma, Wash..
58
59 j Nashville, Tenn..
60 Albany, N . Y .
61 Wilmington, D e l .
62 Lowell, Mass..
63 ! Kansas City, Kans.
Fort Worth, T e x . .
Cambridge, Mass..
Reading, Pa
Erie, Pa
Apr. 15,
1910.
1920.
102, 054
78,800
98, 915
112, 571
129,867
;
:
!
I
88,926
125, 600
86, 368
79,066
96, 652
125, 075
124,915
123,918
121,915
120, 790
119,289 j
115,777
118,110
116,309
120,485
96,815
67,452
92, 777
94, 538
119, 295
30,1922
30,1922
31,1921
30,1922
30,1922
120, 332
116, 223
114,488
114, 423
113,801
118, 342
113, 344
110,168
112, 759
101,177
110,364
100, 253
87,411
106, 294
82, 331
Dec.
Sept.
July
July
31)1921
30,1921
3,1922
3,1922
113,070
110, 569
110, 022
109, 528
106, 482
109,694
107, 784
93,372
73, 312
104,839
96,071
66, 525
1855
1872
1883
1870
Aug.
June
June
June
31,1921
30,1922
30,1922
30,1922
106,649
105, 422
104,570
104,183
91, 599
100,176
104,437
98,917
38, 550
79,803
104,402
78,466
1850
1855
1832
1875
June
June
June
June
30,1922
30,1922
30,1922
30,1922
101,673
101,643
101, 599
100,369
99,148
95,783
94,156
96, 965
89,336
73,409
74,419
83, 743
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000.
Jacksonville, Fla
Somerville, Mass
Oklahoma City, Okla
Waterbury, Conn
Lawrence, Mass
1822
1871
1891
1853
1853
June
June
Dec.
June
June
30,1922
30,1922 I
31,1921 1
30,1922
30,1922
97,621
97,174
96, 980
96,498
96, 426
91, 558
93,091
91, 295
91, 715
94, 270
57,699
77,236
64,205
73,141
85,892
Canton, Ohio
Schenectady, N. Y.._
Fort Wayne, Ind
Tulsa, Okla
Evansville, Ind
1854
1798
1839
1903
1847
June
June
June
Dec.
June
30,1922
30,1922
30,1922
31,1921
30,1922
95, 742
92, 687
91, 549
89, 080
89,053
87,091
88, 723
86, 549
72,075
85, 264
50,217
72,826
63,933 1
18,182 1
69,647
Savannah, Ga
Allentown, Pa
Knoxville, Tenn
El Paso, Tex
San Diego, Calif
1789
1867
1815
1873
1850
June
July
Mar.
Sept.
June
30,1922
3,1922
31,1922
30,1921
30,1922
87, 678
84,918
84, 748
84,114
83, 528
83,252
73, 502
77,818
77, 560
74, 683
65,064
4, 473. C
51,913 i 6, 280.'.
36,346
17,094.4
39,279
8, 640. C
39, 578
51,078.1
Bayonne, N. J
Manchester, N. H
Harrisburg, Pa
Peoria, 111
ST. Joseph, Mo
1869
1846
1860
1845
1853
June
June
Julv
June
Oct.
30,1922
30,1922 1
3,1922 |
30,1922
21,1921 1
82, 214
80, 526
79,983
78, 731
78,140
76, 754
78,384
75, 917
76,121
77,939
55, 545
2, 544. (
70,063
20,520. (
64,186
3,861. (
66,950
6, 035.1
77, 403 j 8, 664.1
1
Population as of San. 1, 1920.
9,824. C
2, 517. 8
11, 017.1
17,981. (
4,316. S
8, 028.8
5,018. 7
9, 953. C
5,112. *
5,577. C
60
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
TABLE
1. —YEAR
OF INCORPORATION, D A T E
OF MIDDLE
R E P O R T E D , P O P U L A T I O N , AND A R E A :
OF FISCAL
YEAR
1922—Continued.
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued.
City mimber
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13.
For a text discussion of this table, see p. 15.1
Year
ofincorporation
as a
city.
CITY.
96
97
98
99
100
W i c h i t a , Kans_
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.__
Sioux C i t y , I o w a . .
S o u t h B e n d , Ind__
Portland, M e
101
103
103
104
105
l
!
Date
of m i d d l e of
fiscal year.
|
POPULATION.
Estimated
1
as of
middle
1 of fiscal
i
year.
Decennial census.
J a n . 1,
1920.
A p r . 15,
1910.
j
j Land
1 area
(acres),
Julvl,
1922.
1871
_ 1871
1857
1865
1832
June
July
Sept.
June
June
30,1922
3,1922
30,1921
30,1922
30,1922 1
77, 277
75,565
75, 444
75,093
72,027
72,217
73,833
71, 227
70, 983
69, 272
52,450
67,105
47,828
53,684
58,571 !
12,810. 0
3,346. 8
28,020. 0
9, 838. 5
13, 808. 0
Troy, N . Y
Binghamton, N . Y
Rockford, 111
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
Little Rock, A r k
1816
1867
_. 1852
1783
1831
June
June
June
June
June
30,1922
30,1922
30,1922
30,1922
30,1922
I
j
!
!
i 72, 013
71,525
70,485
70,305
69,266
72,013
66, 800
65, 651
67,957
65,142
76,813
48,443 1
45,401
58, $33 j
45,941
6,630.4
5,991. 0
6, 861.0
2,873. 6
10,154. 4
106
107
108
109
110
Johnstown, P a
_
E a s t S t . Louis, I I I . . .
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
Brockton, Mass
Hoboken, N . J
1889
_ 1865
1863
1881
1855
July
June
June
May
June
3,1922 i
30,1922
30,1922 !
31,1922
30,1922
69,212
68, 883
68,795
68, 586
68,166
67,327
66,767
65,908
66, 254
68,166
55,482
58,547
44,696
56,878
70,324
3,488.9
8, 627. 0
8, 774. 0
13, 677. 9
830.0
111
11?
113
114
115
Terre H a u t e , Ind._
Saginaw, M i c h
Pawtucket, R. I
Passaic, N . J
Gary, I n d
_. 1833
_ _ . . 1889
1886
1873
1909
June
Dec.
June
June
June
30,1922
31,1921 |
30,1922
30,1922 !
30,1922
68,123
67,995
67,499
66,177
65,146
66,083
61,903
64,248
63.841
55,378
58,157
50,510
51, 622
54,773
16,802
5, 377. 0
10, 368.0
5,494. 0
2, 001. 7
25,189. 4
116
117
118
119
190
Springfield, Ohio
Altoona, P a
L o n g B e a c h , Calif
Chester, P a
Mobile, A l a . . .
J u n e 30,1922 !
J u l y 3,1922 !
D e c . 31,1921 j
J u l y 3,1922
M a r . 31,1922
64,423
63,523
63,377
62, 792
62, 758
60,840
60, 331
55, 593
58, 030
60, 777
46,921 j
52,127 i
17,809 1
38,537 !
51,521 j
1?1
199
193
194
195
Racine, Wis._
1848
N e w Britain, Conn
1871
Lansing, Mich
__ 1858
Holyoke, Mass
_. 1873
1840
Springfield, 111
1851
Chattanooga, T e n n
1878
Berkeley, Calif
1851
Davenport, Iowa
Haintramck, Mich
. . . 1901
1918
Bethlehem, P a
Covington, K y
1834
Lincoln, N e b r
. 1871
1858
Portsmouth, Va
1870
Haverhill, Mass
1836
Wheeling, W . V a
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y
1892
Highland Park, Mich
1918
1832
Macon, G a
Huntington, W. Va
1872
E a s t Orange, N . J
1899
1818
Lancaster, P a
1884
Roanoke, Va
1887
Tampa, F l a .
Augusta, G a
_ 1798
1869
Cicero, 111
Jackson, M i c h . . .
_
1843
1913
Winston-Salem, N . C
1885
F r e s n o , Calif
1857
Topeka, K a n s .
1854
Atlantic City, N . J
1889
Quincy, M a s s . .
1886
P a s a d e n a , Calif._
1884
Kalamazoo, Mich
1882
Maiden, Mass
June
Sept.
Oct.
Mav
An?.
30,1922
30,1921 !
31,1921
31.1922
31.1921
Mar.
Dec.
Sept.
Aug.
July
June
Feb.
June
June
Dec.
58, 593
59, 316
57,327
60, 203
59,183
57, 895
56, 036
56, 727
48, 615
50,358
57,121
54, 948
54, 387
53,884
56, 208
June
Dec.
June
Dec.
June
Nov.
June
Nov.
June
June
31,1922 J
31,1921
30,1921 !
31,1921
3,1922
30,1922 '
28,1922 I
30,1922
30,1922
31,1921 1
30,1922 j
31,1921 |
30,1922
31,1921
30,1922
30,1921
30,1922
30,1921
30,1922
30,1922
62, 736
62,091
61, 803
60,817
60,445
59, 353
59, 251
58,995
58, 651
58,029
57,661
57,308
56, 497
56, 399
June
Nov.
Dec.
June
June
30,1922
30,1921
31,1921
30,1922
30,1922
55,990
55,878
55, 378
55, 244
54, 918
54,319
54,149
54,042
53, 774
52, 833
52. 737
52, 579
52,327
51,902
51,880
June
Dec.
June
June
30,1922
31,1921
30,1922
30,1922
51, 799
50, 934
50,817
50, 313
38, 002
43,916
31,229
57, 730 !
51,678
44,604
40,434 ;
43,028
3, 559
12, 837
53,270
43, 973
33,190
44,115 1
41, 641
30,445
4,120
40, 665
31,161
34, 371
47, 227
34, 874
37,782
41,040
14, 557
31, 433 ;
22,700 1
24,892
43, 684
46,150
32, 642
30, 291
39,437
44, 404
196
197
128
129
130
131
13?
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
149
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
1^0
151
151?
H3
154
_
_
1850
1868
1897
1866
1814
1
1
! 56, 208
Population as of Jan. 1, 1920.
50,760
46,499
52, 995
50,177
50, 710
53,150
50.842
51,608
52, 548
44,995
48, 374
48, 395
45,086
50,022
50,707
47,876
45, 354
48,403
49,187
7, 296. 5
2,594. 6
9,308. 7
3, 020. 0
8, 915. 2
3, 858. 0
8, 519. 0
7, 082. 0
13, 544. 9
5, 532. 5
4,531. 2
5,494. 7
10,393. 0
1, 527. 0
11,172. 0
3, 837. 0
8,021. 0
3, 200. 0
21,192.8
6, 508. 4
5,900.0
1,895. 0
5,966. 0
7,892. 0
2, 516. 0
2, 530. 0
5, 760. 0
4, 633. 6
6,012. 0
3,678. 5
5, 653. 0
4,853. 0
5, 432.1
5,460. 0
7,362. 0
10, 567. 6
10,163. 2
5, 285. 0
3, 252. 1
61
GENERAL TABLES.
TABLE
1.—YEAR
OF INCORPORATION,
DATE
OF MIDDLE
OF FISCAL
YEAR
R E P O R T E D , P O P U L A T I O N , AND A R E A : 1922—Continued.
G R O U P V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 30,000 T O 50,000.
[For a list of t h e cities arranged alphabetically b y States, w i t h t h e n u m b e r assigned t o each, see p . 13.
F o r a text discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p.15.]
Charlotte, N . C .
Lakewood, Ohio.
York, P a
Bay City, M i c h . .
Shreveport, L a . . .
1816
1911
1887
1865
1839
Nov.
June
July
Dec.
June
Cedar Rapids, I o w a .
McKeesport, P a
Newton, Mass
Elmira, N . Y
N e w Castle, P a
1850
1891
1873
1864
1869
D e c a t u r , 111
Chelsea, M a s s
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x .
Galveston, T e x
Oak P a r k , 111
1856
1857
1899
1839
1902
48, 771
48,569
48, 222
48,046
47,957
46,33S
41, 732
47, 512
47, 554
43, 874
34,014
Sept. 30,1921
J u l y 3,1922
J u n e 30,1922
J u n e 30,1922
J u l y 3,1922
47,864
47,834
47,662 j
47,508 |
47,166 I
45, 566
46, 781
46, 054
45,393
44, 938
32,811
42,694
39,806
37,176
36,280 !
Oct.
June
Sept.
Dec.
June
31,1921
30,1922
30,1921
31,1921 i
30,1922 !•
46,839 i
45,947 |
45, 790
45, 753
45,114
43, 818
43,184
40,079
44, 255
39, 858
31,140
32, 452
8,200
36,981
I 1892 Oct.
I 1888 J u n e
J 1850 J u n e
!
1884 J u n e
1837 D e c .
31,1921 !
30,1922 j,
30,1922 .|
30,1922 f
31,1921 j
44,955
44, 879
44, 858
44, 721
44, 560
42, 726
43,496
40,472
36,004
43,464
30,919
38,125
21, 371
20,925
38,136
1891
1871
1881
1871
1850
June
June
Dec
June
June
30,1922 I
30,1922 |
31,1921 j
30,1922
30,1922 ]
44, 246
44,175
44, 011
43,777
43, 702
41, 763
41, 707
40,422
41,326
40, 296
32,121
32,121
20, 640
30, 508
23, 253
P u e b l o , Colo
Medford, M a s s .
Lexington, K y
Charleston, W . V a
Salem, M a s s . . .
1873
1892
' 1832
j 1818
; 1836
June
June
June
Dec.
June
30,1922
30,1922
30,1922
31,1921
30,1922
43, 385
43,141
43, 062
43, 031
i 42, 529
43,050
39, 038
41, 534
39. 608
42, 529
41, 747
23,150
35,099
22,996
43, 697
Butte, Mont
Everett, Mass
Fitchburg, Mass
Madison, W i s . . .
West Hoboken, N . J
; 1879
- 1892
1872
1853
(
1888
Oct.
June
May
June
June
31,1921
30,1922
31,1922
30,1922
30,1922 j
42,029
41,828
41, 825
41,336
41, 277
41,611
40,120
41,029
38,378
40,074
39,165
33,484
37,826
25, 531
35,403
San Jose, Calif
H a m i l t o n , Ohio
Springfield, M o
E a s t Chicago, I n d . . . .
Brookline, M a s s
I
;
1850
' 1854
I 1855
1893
..! 1705
May
June
Dec.
June
June
31.1922
30,1922
31,1921
30,1922
30,1922
41, 206
41,005
40, 544
40, 336
40, 311
39,642
39,675
39,631 i
35, 967
37,748
28,946
35,279
35,201
19,098
27, 792
I 1892
_ j 1886
1856
I 1889
l
1894
June
Aug.
Sept.
Mar.
June
30,1922
31,1921
30,1921
31,1922
30,1922
40, 256
40, 225
40,063
i 39, 671
39, 661
24, 978
31, 297
26,425
40,384
28, 883
24, 062
34, 670
38, 494
24,005
26,319
25, 401
25, 267
28,867
14, 532
29, 807
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
Woonsocket, R . 1
Kenosha, Wis
Hammond, I n d . . .
Montgomery, A l a . .
Pittsfield, M a s s .
Perth Amboy, N . J
Beaumont, Tex
L i m a , Ohio
Stockton, C a l i f . . .
E v a n s t o n , 111
Jamestown, N . Y
Waco, T e x . .
Superior, W i s
199 ! Lorain, Ohio
195
196
197
198
!
I
I
I
200
201
202
203
204
| Muskegon, Mich
! Joliet, 111
i Dubuque, Iowa...
J Muncie, I n d . . .
C o l u m b i a , S. C
205
206
207
208
209
30,1921
30,1922
3,1922
31,1921
30,1922
Chicopee, M a s s
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
Pontiac, M i c h . . .
A u r o r a , 111
;
....;
j
I
!
,
i
'
'
)
1870
1852
1840
1865
1805
June
June
Sept.
June
June
30,1922
30,1922
30,1921
30,1922
30,1922
39,
39,
39,
39,
39,
533
413
257
236
070
37,234
38,917
38,500 I
39,671 j
37,295 !
I
,36,570 |
38,442 I
39,141 I
36.524 !
37,524 !
j
i
i
I
..I
1890
1859
1899
1861
1857
May
Sept.
June
Oct.
June
31,1922
30,1921
30,1922
31,1921
30,1922
38, 904
38,128
38,104
38,000
37,950
36,214 '
36.164 !
36,213 j
34,273
36,397 I
1
P o p u l a t i o n as of J a n . 1,1920.
15,181
44,750
45,166
28,015
19, 444
62
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
TABLE 1 . — Y E A R
OF INCORPORATION, D A T E
OF MIDDLE
OF FISCAL
YEAR
R E P O R T E D , P O P U L A T I O N , AND A R E A : 1922—Continued.
G R O U P I V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 30,000 T O 50,000—Continued.
[For a list of t h e cities arranged alphabetically b y States, w i t h t h e n u m b e r assigned t o each, see p . 13.
F o r a text discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 15.]
POPULATION.
Date
of m i d d l e of
fiscal year.
D e c e n n i a l census.
Estimated
as of
middle
of fiscal
year.
J a n . 1,
1920.
Apr. 15,
1910.
Waterloo, I o w a
Taunton, Mass
Stamford, C o n n
Council Bluffs, Iowa__.
Williamsport, P a .
1868
1864
1893
1853
Sept.
May
June
Sept.
July
30,1921
31,1922
15,1922
30,1921
3,1922
37,948 I
37,852 |
37,616 i
37,400 i
37,315 |
36, 230
37,137
35,096
36,162
36,198
26,693
34,259
25,138
29,292
31, 860
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
R o c k Island, 111
Auburn, N . Y
Austin, Tex
1815
1854
1899
1848
1839
June
June
Sept.
Dec.
June
30,1922
30,1922
30,1921
31,1921
30,1922 j
36,929 j
36,818
36,736
36,506 I
36,167 !
33,011
35, 000
35,177
36,192
34,876
23,481
27,936
24,335
34,668
29,860
Q u i n c y , 111
Newport News, Va
Meriden, Conn
Easton, P a
New Brunswick, N . J . .
1839
1896
1806
1887
1863
Oct.
Dec.
June
July
June
31,1921 I
31,1921 i
30,1922 '
3,1922 i
30,1922 I
35,978 !
35, 596 !
35,458 |
35,175 '
35,144 |
35,978
35, 596
29,867
33,813
32, 779
36, 587
20,205
27,265
28, 523
23,388
D a n v i l l e , 111
Wilmington, N . C
Ogden, U t a h
Miami, Fla
Orange, N . J
1867
1866
1861
1896
1872
Oct.
Nov.
June
Nov.
June
31,1921 j
30,1921 s
30,1922
30,1921 !
30,1922 j
34,792 |
34,658 I
34,652 i
34,328 j
34,254
33, 776
33,372
32,804
29, 571
33, 268
27,871
25, 748
25, 580
5,471
W e s t N e w Y o r k , N . J_
Amsterdam, N . Y
Hazleton, P a
Norristown, P a
__.
Kokomo, I n d
1885
1892
1812
1865
June
June
July
June
June
30,1922 |
30,1922 I
3, 1922
30,1922 !
30,1922 |
34,139
34,104
34, 034
33, 462
33, 420
29, 926
33, 524
32,277
32, 319
30, 067
13, 560
31, 267
25,452
27, 875
17,010
1
1
Oshkosh, W i s
Pensacola, F l a
Lewiston, M e
Green Bay, Wis
Columbus, Ga
1853
1822
1863
1854
June
June
Aug.
June
May
30,1922
30,1922 !
31,1921 !,
30,1922
31,1922 j
33,187
33,108
32, 743
32,505
32,496
j
!
j
j
33,162
31,035
31, 791
31,017
31,125
33,062
22, 982
26, 247
25, 236
20,554
Petersburg, V a
Watertown, N . Y
E a s t Cleveland, O h i o . .
Phoenix, Ariz
Sheboygan, Wis
1854
1869
1911
1881
1853
Dec.
May
June
Dec.
Sept.
31,1921 !
31,1922 |
30,1922
31,1922 [
30,1921 I
32,431
32,419
31,955
31,822
31,776
I
!
!
!
i
31,012
31, 285
27, 292
29,053
30,955
24,127
26, 730
9,179
11,134
26, 398
M o l i n e , 111
Waltham, Mass
Anderson, I n d
Revere, Mass
Cumberland, M d
1872
1884
1866
1814
1816
Sept.
July
June
June
Sept.
30,1921 '
31,1922 ;
30,1922 j
30,1922 |
30,1921 !
31,744
31,734
31,625
31, 553
31,153
i
j
i
.
30, 734
30, 915
29, 767
28,823
29, 837
24,199
27, 834
22,476
18, 219
21, 839
Newport, R. I
Newburgh, N . Y
Muskogee, Okla.
Cranston, R. I
1784
1865
June
June
Dec.
Oct.
28,1922
30,1922
31.1921
16,1921
31,054 j
31,024
30,967 i
30,937 ;
30,255
30, 366
30, 277
29, 407
27,149
27,805
25,278
21,107 j
Montclair, N . J
W a r r e n , Ohio
La Crosse, W i s
Clifton, N . J
1894
1869
1856
1906
June
June
June
June
30,1922
30,1922
30.1922
30.1922
30, 678
30, 518
i 30,421
30, 230
28,810
27, 050
30, 421
26,470
21, 550 I
11,081 I
30,417 I
Lynchburg, Va
Fort Smith, A r k
Colorado Springs, Colo
Steubenville, Ohio
1805
1842
1878
1805
July
June
June
June
31,1922
30,1922
30,1922
30.1922
1
30,223
30,131
30,105
30, 083
30, 070
28, 870
30,105
28, 508
29,494
23,975
29,078
22,391
i P o p u l a t i o n as of J a n . 1, 1920.
i
T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y OF R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H B A L A N C E S , BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S OF M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922.
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16.]
CITY, AND DIVISIONS A N D F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
Date of close of fiscal year.
Nonrevenue.
$2, 007,008, 796 $2, 358,972,168
Grand total _
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
II_ _.
IllIV_.
V__.
1, 043, 204, 537
243, 791, 437
350,025, 014
212, 272, 596
157,715,212
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year.
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year.1
Cash on
hand at
close of year.
$562, 888,189 $4, 928, 869,153
1, 381, 829, 763 296, 226, 743 2, 721, 261, 043
655,320,924
322, 531, 053
88,998, 434
764,117, 413
325, 260, 402
88, 831, 997
447,155,072
182, 291, 834
52, 590, 642
341, 014, 701
147,059,116
36, 240,373
Governmental-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
$614, 614,918 $2, 222, 566,519 $2,091,687, 716
283, 696, 221
96,342, 561
112, 947, 819
72, 324,160
49, 304,157
1,137, 610, 544 1, 299,954, 278
291, 605,940
267,372,423
258, 038, 695
393,130,899
132, 597, 768
242, 233,144
109,491,035
182,219,509
G R O U P I . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 500,000 A N D O V E R .
1
N E W YORK, N. Y
General t r e a s u r y
M o r t g a g e t a x fund
Foreign i n s u r a n c e fund
Cash i n t r a n s i t - ,
Sinking funds
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
?,
_-
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
__ _ _ Dec.
31,1922
31,192~2
31,1922
31,1992
31,1922
31,1922
31,1922
31, 1922
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1
I
_.
_
CHICAGO, I I I
C i t v corporation
General t r e a s u r y
L i b r a r y funds
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t funds._
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
County
General t r e a s u r y
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t fund
__ _ _
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922.
31,1922
31, 1922
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov
30,
30,
30,
30,
._
44,192,946
7, 250, 283
2, 523, 703
.,
_... 1
$519,021, 487
445, 203,101
2, 368, 300
51, 593
550, 438
39, 426,708
15,632, 230
18, 847
15, 770, 270
10,112
271,162, 813
104,826, 697
61, 433, 111
9.142
3, 354, 365
38, 836, 540
1,193, 539
112, 498, 825
8, 797, 642
103, 701,137
46
39,026, 611
34, 246, 750
4, 763, 477
15,784
37, 454, 855
36, 723, 468
197,187
534, 200
153, 560, 705
84, 556, 564
82, 005, 290
60, 317
1, 341, 261
1,149,696
13,151,920
13,141, 808
1922
1922
1922
1922
Dec. 31, 1922
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922-
$408, 449,756
351, 630, 476
2,391, 512
460,836
$95, 457, 638 $1,022,928,881 | $32,913, 664
17, 604, 508
881, 268, 778 ;
84,435,201
4, 759, 812
512,429
550, 438
541,721
1,092,159
7, 777,105
5,155, 998 i
88, 775, 652 ' t
1, 236, 052
23, 501, 249
618, 736
2, 542, 550
5, 745, 561
4, 705,982
20, 476, 252
$389, 276,458
379,753, 452
47,064
213, 469
65, 486, 327
56,162,824
26, 390,849
6,181
975, 266
28, 271, 296
519, 232
2, 554,746
2,498, 899
163,079,761
82,035, 610
79, 409, 410
16, 763
2, 559,136
50, 301
56,690, 614
49,954, 472
21,310,971
4,741
578,132
27, 630, 049
430, 579
3, 221, 444
3,175, 709
45,430
305
1,199, 407
785, 575
413, 832
481, 414,132
239, 337, 733
164, 749, 372 1
74, 200
5, 273, 758
67, 616, 285 !
1, 624,118
128, 872,189 1
25,115,159 |
103,701,137
55, 588
305 1
77, 680, 273 |
71, 755, 793 |
5,374,496
549,984
i Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
55, 542
305
2, 512,134
2, 224,177
287,957
335,117
8,927,356
13,968,355
13,968,355
40,802,304
40,490,315
311,989
$600, 738,759
483,910,818
4, 712, 748
298,960
541,721
80, 663,430
13,337,841
2, 542, 550
14,730, 691
252,848,044
101,139, 299
58,949,113
51, 256
1, 739,356
39, 294, 688
1,104, 886
112,349,088
8, 647,905
103,701,137
46
34,365, 835
29,041,301
4,774, 550
549,984
T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y O F R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H B A L A N C E S , BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Con.
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16.]
RECEIPTS.
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
r a s h on
hand at
sDate of close of fiscal year.
Revenue.
Nonrevenue.
"o
I Aggregate of
receipts and
ofvear
oi year.
Cash on
hand at
close of year.
cashonhand
bSEmfiw
at beginning
,,
ofyeari
Governmental-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 500,000 A N D OVER—Continued.
l
i
2
CHICAGO, III.—-Continued.
P a r k district
General treasury
S i n k i n g funds
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
.
A p r . 30, M a y 8, M a y 9,
M a y 31, J u n e 30, J u l y
31, N o v . 30, Dec. 31,
1922; F e b . 28, M a r . 31,
1923
A p r . 30, Dec. 31, 1922;
F e b . 28, M a r . 31,1923.
!
J u n e 30, 1922
A p r . 30, 1922; F e b . 28, •
M a r . 31, 1923.
M a y 8, D e c . 31, 1922;
F e b . 28, M a r . 31,1923.
j
j
D e c . 31, 1922
$8, 271,810
7,112, 278
$2, 289, 969 ;
1, 845, 596
215,900
482,927
364,683 !
139,158
94,636
434,140
216, 239
31,948
37, 625 I
26, 228
10,117 i
36,345 !
6,871, 716
6,871, 716
8,110, 626
8,110, 626
25, 322 1
25,322
15,007, 664 1
15,007, 664
90,088,733
66,819, 444
54,035, 466
774,333
19,232
131,992
1,947, 698
5,972, 225
3,938,498
70, 834,326
58, 493, 711
38,929,481
180, 609, 693
141, 547, 652 |
107,432,423
774.333
609,324
223, 790
16,373,659
12,069,391
4,016,974 j
47,758
38,827,169
36,938,261
1, 415, 249
182,227
291,432
234,872
234,262
610 I
$9,954,494
9, 504,800
i
Sanitary district.
General treasury.
3
PHILADELPHIA, P A
C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . _ _ __
General treasury
L i b r a r y fund .
M u s e u m fund
. -_
__
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
School district
General treasury
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
Poor district
General treasury
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
.,
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
_ _ _ Dec.
.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,1922
31,1922
31,1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922.
31, 1922
31, 1922
31,1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
D e c . 31, 1922
D e c . 31, 1922
'
i
!
|
S
1
1
.-- i
1
i
j
!
$20, 516, 273
18, 462, 672 1
$4, 256,172
3,759,641
$12, 736,923
12,381,379
1,063, 510
371, 636
277, 985
413, 889
605, 246
348,500
13,060
96,127
77, 559
514,627
252,373
451
451
13,536, 569
13,536, 569
1, 470,644
1,470,644
23,383,049
16, 392, 269
15, 482, 720
108, 763, 729
85,374,451
72, 083,434
774, 333
532, 317
197, 599
8,994,127
2, 790, 825
1,816
48,462,915
39, 780,932
19, 866, 269
15,708
$3,523,178
2,321,652
20, 637
l
23, 090, 672
22, 877,515
162,394
27, 570
23,193
178,617
178,126
491
497, 348
57, 336
13, 752, 273
5, 252, 585
4,400
288
12,301,461
11, 397, 001
624,161
130, 299
150,000
39,154
39,154
19, 686, 634
16, 234, 497
14, 467, 476
!
92, 744
34, 462
673, 688
844, 581
74,076
47,470
3, 435,036
2, 663, 745
628, 694 !
24, 358
118, 239 :
17,101
16, 982
119
77,007
26,191
524, 018
248, 741
27, 797
5,795
6,960, 958
6, 780,103
142, 872
1.260
36,723
29,822
29,475 1
347 j
23, 223,382
23, 037,706
180,967
4,709
165, 896
165, 633
263
6, 855, 514
9, 029, 825
3, 987,361
41,963
8, 642,829
7,120,452
1, 272,377
250,000
39,154
39,154
June
June
June
__ J u n e
June
Dec.
Welfare d e p a r t m e n t funds
oo
CO
CD
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
_
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
Nov.
Nov.
Soldiers' relief commission f u n d . . N o v .
S i n k i n g fund
Nov.
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
Nov.
CLEVELAND, OHIO
30, 1922
30, 1922
30, 1922
30, 1922
30,1922
31, 1922
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922 .
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
S i n k i n g fundPublic trust funds. _
County
General treasury
County-as-agent fund
S i n k i n g funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
School d i s t r i c t . .
_
G eneral t r e a s u r y _
L i b r a r y fund
Si n k i n g f u n d s
ST.
Aug.
_. A u g .
Aug.
Aug.
31,1922 _
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
Libraryfund.
M u s e u m fund
Sinking funds.
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
4,882, 582
4, 052, 325
1, 035,334
4,758
1,398,947
""2,"il2,"688
7,675,784
11,444,248
35,380,951
4,920, 021
10, 612, 410
24, 347, 286
4, 074, 994
1,881, 290
22,036,142
1, 073
282,053
124,426
75,039 : : : - : . : : : : : : : . : i : : : : : : : : : : : : : _
83,949
1,443,959
42, 797
9,210
400,198
16,961
7,353
178
3,355 !
3,527,993
2, 970, 626
2, 351,194
198,4.55 !
51,408
156, 758
87, 212
54, 500,983
39, 879, 717
27, 992,426
283,126
124,426
75, 039
1, 527, 908
42, 797
426,369
10,886
3, 527, 993
5, 520, 275
295, 378
9, 622,923
5,108, 368
2, 911,098
31, 547, 705
22, 498,532
20,015,327
202,816
119,338
53,375
1, 527,908
42, 797
394, 331
602
13,330, 355
12, 272,817
5,066,001
80,310
5,088
21, 664
24,465
14,432,088
6, 324,714
55, 386
_ _ A u g . 31, 1922 .
Aug. 31, 1922; M a r . 31,
1923.
M a r . 31, 1923
1 Aug. 31, 1922
| A u g . 31, D e c . 31, 1~922~__.
A p r . 30, 1922
1 A p r . 10, 1922
Dec.
31, 1922
Dec.
31, 1922
Apr. 10, 1922 .
...
Apr. 10, 1922 .
_._ 1 A p r . 10, 1922
M a r . 31, 1922
A p r . 10, 1922
! Apr. 10, 1 9 2 2 . . .
Feb.
28, M a r . 31, Apr. 10,
Dee.
31, 1922.
M a r . 31, Apr. 10, 1922„_
j Apr. 10, 1922
1
6,000, 688
4, 052,325
5, 246,369
1,113,348
825,824
9, 816. 765
9, 792,300
990,825
4, 052,325
3, 008,838
1
!
1
!
1
!
!
1
2,737,270 1
1,161,685 1
293,083 j
1,668 j
788,205
34, 254
35,348
9,127
1,575,585 j
1,545,781
729
392
28,683
688
132
794
41,278,328
14,521,904
12, 572,092
6,220,134
383,236
729,968
50,004, 225
2, 856,314
45,409,599
1, 703,720
34,592
16, 857,331
13, 420,762
I, 594, 715
36,216
318,881
10,477,624
6,006,625
3,431,498
875,982
163,519
16,278,800
12,467,975
2, 024,862
2,985,001
80, 794,
13, 933,
6, 599,
53, 455,910
29, 207,057
21, 577, 690
195,203
7,411,844
22, 320
31, 1922
31,1922 .
31,1922
31,1922
31,1922
LOUIS, M O
C i r c u i t court fee fund _
50,923,151
14,824, 604
10, 285, 219
12, 889
|
_
175,528,926
57,662,093
40,749,576
195, 203
15, 226,693
441, 772
1,048, 849
70, 298, 614
18, 655, 239
48, 841, 097
2, 604,167
198, 111
47, 568,219
32, 213,451
55, 386
1
_
66,147,717
52,043, 292
38,972, 582
7,068, 768
5, 788,138
3,418, 244
1,979
2, 292, 269
27,808
35,450
12, 388
1, 280, 630
1,200,307
8, 294,129
8, 281, 210
C i t y corporation
119,542,903
111,512,251
110,965,902
34,506
455,281
56,562
192,759,388
169, 343, 681
153,356, 728
36,485
15,479,992
245, 511
97, 479
127, 486
23, 415, 707
10,315, 769
12, 823, 808
19,129
205, 518
51,483
124,903,077 1
111,357,084
101,110,455 1
30,000
9,978,312 !
119,824
134
118,359
13, 545, 993
488,748
12, 823, 808
18,400
192, 237
22,800
65,119,041 1
56, 824,912
51,953,190
4,817
4, 713, 475
91, 433
61,997
1, 411,
707
_
36,887
1
14,013
2,060
134
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year
50, 900
2,194 l|
8,030, 652
8,011, 517
74
48, 321
31,928
4,105, 208
83, 862
350,315
13, 597,372
7, 743,158
4,851, 824
968,325
34. 065
22,501,175
12, 530,934
15, 295
10, 284
2,113,611
55, 886
12,
732,442
161,141
62,029
115,098
14,104, 425
1,103,945
12, 823, 808
157,117
19, 535
59, 038, 535
31, 771, 431
26,093,966
195,203
5,124,353
357,909
6, 329,451
5, 853,392
476,059
20,937,653
18,369,972
55,386
141,
982
56
65,567, 240
11,066,058
4,370,391
5,997,132
1
698,534
50, 371,791
5,058,689
43,989,273
1,159, 783
164,046
4,129, 391
1, 312, 545
16,
Q
>
>
w
743
3, 527, 993
3,406,664
97,510
50,
844
2, 191
OS
Ox
T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y O F R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H B A L A N C E S , BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
[For a list of t h e cities a r r a n g e d alphabetically b y S t a t e s , w i t h the n u m b e r assigned to each, see p . 13.
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
D a t e of close of fiscal year.
Revenue.
Nonrevenue.
C a s h on
h a n d at
beginning
of year.
G R O U P I . - C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 500,000 A N D
ST. LOUIS,
Con.
Aggregate of
receipts a n d
cash on h a n d
at beginning
of year. 1
I
i
C a s h on
I
hand at
| close of year.
;
Government
tal-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
OVER—Continued.
MO.—Continued.
School district
General t r e a s u r y
Lunch-room fund
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
BOSTON, M A S S
June
June
June
June
June
June
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923..
1923..
1923..
19231923..
1923..
19231923..
___
General t r e a s u r y
C o u n t y fund
L i b r a r y fund
P u b l i c welfare fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds.
I n v e s t m e n t funds P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
BALTIMORE, M D
General t r e a s u r y . . .
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds..
I n v e s t m e n t fund__.
Los
1922
F o r a text discussion of this t a b l e , see p . 10.]
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31,1922.
ANGELES, CALIF
C i t y corporation
J u n e 30, 1922.
General t r e a s u r y
J u n e 30, 1922.
Special assessment fund
J u n e 30, 1922.
C o n v i c t labor account
Light a n d w a t e r emergency fund J u n e 30, 1922.
J u n e 30,1922.
Sinking funds
J u n e 30,1922.
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t funds
__; J u n e 30, 1922.
J u n e 30, 1922.
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
County
General t r e a s u r y
_
J u n e 30,1922.
$11, 033,665
10, 458, 979
1,675
362,396
207, 404
3,211
588,-172
980, 344
429,190
$831, 838
171, 494
250,961
2,420
127,371
4,000
275, 592
40,932, 499
29,067,460
2, 775,404
$2, 755, 763
2,360,175
23, 708
329, 545
13, 640
18, 074
10, 621
13, 269, 647
9,943, 575
135, 963
5,392
1,837
2,018,981
443,486
422, 242
298,171
$14, 621, 266
12, 990, 648
276,344
694, 361
348,415
25, 285
286, 213
115,790,318
89,991,379
3, 340, 557
5,392
1,905,907
8, 609, 350
7, 271, 777
4, 218,756
447, 200
$4, 514, 555
4, 054, 473
37, 669
387, 261
4.777
21, 875
8,500
13, 756, 469
9, 524,439
39, 333
4,357
1, 785
2,923, 792
548, 668
437, 700
276,395
9,049,173
8, 891,984
120, 000
36, 990
199
58,369,158
51,909, 400
2,819,134
1,035
1,408, 624
493,133
608, 227
387, 213
690,065
1,410,937
4,982,142
441,078
2,106,449
149,029
30,467,874
29,110, 403
1,253,451
93, 669
10, 351
22,125,886
18,875,314
3,232, 666
17,906
2, 729,693
2, 264, 299
451,121
9,185
5,088
55, 323, 453
50, 250,016
4,937, 238
120,760
15,439
3, 343,671
3,178, 565
136, 773
17, 894
10, 439
38,393,973
38, 294, 251
671, 583
467,975
262,109
924,471
14, 384
103,198,100
21,197, 257
19, 596,995
6,284
19, 504, 547
8, 294,013
7,619, 523
35, 606, 359
14, 675, 221
13, 688,027
61,822, 329
37, 517, 206
33,454, 556
3,930, 755
14. 384
194,617
5,126
67, 268
49,000
170,057
202,264
1,172,657
69, 477,960
3,638,329
172,374,230
56,959, 245
50,478,627
3,930, 755
14, 384
41,000
560,712
287,704
276,607
1, 369,456
89,404, 563
18,191,813
144,938
580,453
41,000
317,095
112,521
7,075
196,799
7,781, 665
2,973,031
41, 000
511,712
109, 349
309
324,824
12,953, 744
5,003,195
746, 313
1,484, 652
99, 722
117,511
I
7,484,147 I
7,226,620 I
$1, 057, 538
44, 191
238, 675
187,100
306, 648
3,211
277, 713
43,664, 691
28, 557, 540
482,090
495, 498
5, 685, 558
5, 976, 796
2, 296, 404
170, 805
13,585,809
8, 777, 200
4,800,465
3,144
5, 000
74,945, 542
4, 766, 818
3, 336,044
49,000
60,844
276, 298
1,044,632
68,966, 672
5,961,998
June
June
June
June
June
County-as-agent fund _ _ _
Sinking funds
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
- _
School d i s t r i c t .
General t r e a s u r y . . _
Sinking fund -
10
PITTSBURGH, P A
1
...
.
481,525
37,443
45,517
1
_
_.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1
Dec. 31, 1922
D e c . 31, 1922
1
Dec.
Dec.
May
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922.
1922
1922
1922
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
June
31,
31,
31,
30,
1922
._
1922
1922.
D e c . 31, 1922
June
June
June
June
30,
30,
30,
30,
1922
1922
1922
1922
June
Dec.
June
June
June
30,
31,
30,
30,
30,
1922
1
1922
Dec. 31, 1 9 2 2 . . .
1922
|
1922
24,734, 319
10,304,737
7,436,177
161,090
65,000
111, 159
45, 876
793,892
22,307
10,372,824
5, 588, 414
4, 735, 596
16, 624
32,190
126,122
709,986
!
63,373,561
166,527
42,334
911, 550
1, 345, 659
12, 522,883
11,739,765
783,118
37,383,429
19,323,661
18, 982,854
1,382
153,012
108,189
56,953
21, 271
7, 260, 028
7,048, 454
748
30,288, 822
28,806, 359
645, 855
500
J u n e 30, 1922
J u n e 30, 1922
J u n e 30, 1922.
Y
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y .
C i t y a n d c o u n t y hall fund
L i b r a r y funds
C o m p t r o l l e r ' s cash account
Sinking funds
10,058,670
• 8,635, 242
1,372,276
51,152
33, 296
16,440
10,799, 740
10, 692,489
81,477
25, 774
CALIF
General t r e a s u r y
. . . .
.
Special assessment fund
M u n i c i p a l railway accident insurance fund.
Sinking fund
_
Public trust funds...
_ .
Investment funds.
Private trust fund...
BUFFALO, N.
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
._ J u n e 30, 19~22~
J u n e 30, 1922
J u n e 30, 1922
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y _ __
B r i d g e fund
_ _ __ _
L i b r a r y fund
_
.
Sinking fund
Public trust funds. _
I n v e s t m e n t fund _ _ ._
County.
__- '.General t r e a s u r y _ _ _
Tuberculosis s a n a t o r i u m , hospital for insane, a n d h o m e for
poor fund.
W o r k h o u s e fund
T r a i n i n g school fund
M o t h e r s ' pension fund
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y . . .
. .
Sinking fund _
._
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
SAN FRANCISCO,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
27, 749, 561
24, 736, 757
24, 159,960
206
20, 723
335,979
416,320
2,369,379
61,161
21,700
4,056, 758
2,377,430
641, 094
3,221,831 !
300,085 j
452 1
1,286,266 i
3,428,869 1
2,313,747
1,115,122
18,485,626
9, 265, 977
8, 351,144
3,013
27,906
792,653
28,757
62,504
3,662,345
2, 503, 720
88,757
167, 062
51, 407 I
17
769, 795
81, 587
5, 557, 304
3, 759,199
1, 530, 088
223, 026
44,991
10, 571, 625
7, 401, 608
66, 595,392
948,137
80, 229
957,067
2, 631,925
26,010,422
22, 688, 754
3, 270, 516
51,152
6, 235, 788
359, 348
11,921
251,902
5,625
1, 343,492
7,977, 394
6, 278, 590
1, 698,804
16,820, 976
16, 230,141
590,835
80, 603,374
38,894,375
34, 770,175
4, 395
597, 238
3, 270, 221
146, 871
105, 475
14, 979,131
11,929,604
730, 599
16, 234, 774
7,«20, 321
6, 689, 225
2, 074
37, 626
812, 621
25,777
52, 998
3, 095, 782
1,818, 644
193, 998
42, 084,649
21,184,456
20, 561,454
2, 321
559,612
160,484
51, 879
232, 068
110, 687
45,841
393,152
162,566
45, 893
1, 596, 983
120, 334
26, 729,868
20, 040,102
6,347,161
265, 424 I
77,181 1
69, 763
113,976,928
69, 734, 639
645,855
104,930
2,551,156
491, 641
35, 256, 538
1, 255, 807
2, 184, 300 i
4,378
617,331
294, 245
4, 735, 456
622,141
36, 583, 855
1, 550, 052
39, 561, 839
32,156, 568
21,855,092
8,139, 337
7, 324, 034
3, 902, 325 1
1,370
14, "71
2,469,897
501, 587 !
75, 450, 737
64, 217, 359
49, 917, 377
1, 576
393, 539
6, 106, 013 1
1, 602s 887 [
73,116,481
33, 526,672
34,667
348, 242
3, 636,116
765,321
i Also t h e aggregate of p a y m e n t s and cash on h a n d a t t h e close of t lie year.
816, 983
53, 794
5, 518, 671
4, 466, 460
733,160
265,424
53,627
11,958,791
8,851,492
91,843
2, 204,156
136,939
377, 687
296, 674
13, 398, 275
12, 321, 583
7,255,134
1, 576
38,621
3, 628, 423
700,920
61, 069
9,195,662
8, 327,832
453, 269
25,365
11,704,531
11, 104,472
600, 059
60, 359, 604
336,887
62, 683
957,067
1,288,433
1,212,052
180,023
980,877
51,152
22, 283, 951
10, 089, 598
7,519,493
2, 457, 600
60, 025
52, 477
2, 687, 687
1, 783, 128
83, 332
fed
52
780, 000
41, 175
9, 506, 666
4, 469,170
5,013,942
23, 554
33, 130, 043
31,896,454
645, 855
6,824
460,751
120,159
32, 561, 301
29,314,118
28, 551, 521
354, 243
109, 242
Q
68, 888, 094
28, 986, 693
6,263
2,531,300
24,451
36, 086, 009
1, 253, 378
29, 491,161
22,581, 658
14,110, 722
675
2, 368, 348
901,967
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T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y O F R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H B A L A N C E S , BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Con.
[For a list of t h e cities a r r a n g e d alphabetically b y States, w i t h t h e n u m b e r assigned t o each, see p . 13. F o r a text discussion of this t a b l e , see p . 16.]
CITY, AND DIVISIONS A N D F U N D S O F
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
D a t e of close of fiscal year.
Revenue.
Nonrevenue.
of
receipts a n d
cash on h a n d
a t beginning
of year. 1
Cash ou
hand at
beginning
of year.
G R O U P I . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 500,000 A N D
Cash on
hand at
close of year.
Governmental-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
OVER—Continued.
1
BUFFALO, N . Y.—Continued.
City Corporation—Continued.
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
County
General t r e a s u r y
County-as-agent fund
C i t y a n d c o u n t y hall fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
|
! J u n e 30, D e c . 31, 1922.
J u n e 30, 1922
' J u n e 30, 1922
i Dec.
Dec.
j Dec.
j Dec.
$219,137
752
3,012,804
3,012,641
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
$146,523
5,144, 648
260, 626
7, 405, 271
1,106,259
6,116, 902
163
182,110
$167,635
244,931
11,715
815, 303
103,416
242,615
1,082
468,190
$533,295
5,390,331
272,341
11,233,378
4,222,316
6,359,517
1,245
650,300
$136, 131
532,883
27,895
1,076,692
158,418
403,217
1,245
513,812
!
I
'
I
$299, 112
3, 247,183
3, 247,183
G R O U P I I . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 300,000 T O 500,000.
13
MILWAUKEE, WIS
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y .
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
County
General t r e a s u r y
C ounty-as-agent fund
License fund
I n v e s t m e n t fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
14
._
Dec.
Apr.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
30,
31,
31,
1922
Dec. 31, 1922.... 1
1922
1922
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1922
31, 1922
31,1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
4, 675,898
4, 673, 690
June
June
June
June
June
June
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1922.
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
$43, 656, 712
35,140, 279
20, 988, 439
505, 474
13,639,140
7, 226
8, 516,433
4, 059,334
3, 695, 430
11, 003
$5, 391, 551
4. 479,909
4,124, 929
354, 980
911,642
788, 794
21, 716
2, 208
25, 059, 692
24, 162,170
" 70,681
89, 875
WASHINGTON, D . C
< leneral t r e a s u r y
Register of wills f u n d . . . .
Recorder of deeds fund
Militia f u n d . . . . . .
School f u n d .
Library fund
$28, 387, 340
23,711,442
23, 254, 673
275,985
180, 784
.
1
69,637
11,190
750,666
101,132
5,938,908
513,281
9, 385, 047
8, 777, 213
6," 023"
44,925
109, 789
1,218
12," 034''
7, 161
26, 702
456
$77, 435, 603
63, 331, 630
48, 368, 041 1
1,136,439 !
13, 819, 924
7, 226
14,103,973
9, 521, 818
3, 717,146
11, 003
2, 208
851,798
10, 383, 647
33, 452, 664
70,681
107,932
52, 086
206,128
12, 864
$9, 748, 065
7, 299,190
6, 700, 862
598,328
$27,934, 893
23, 695, 617
23, 472, 859
222, 758
2, 448, 875
2, 346, 086
2, 231
4, 239, 276
4, 239, 276
100, 558
9,540,164
8, S64, 943
20, L30
1,171
25, 746
861
23, 832, 755
21, 131,157
70, 474
75, 756
50,915
72,431
10, 785
$39, 752,645
32, 336,823
18, 194,320
315,353
13,819,924
7,226
7,415, 822
2, 936, 456
3,714,915
11,003
2,208
751,240
7, 010, 72*
3, 450, 564
207
J2,U46
107,951
1,218
1
15
P a r k funds
Miscellaneous funds
Sink ing fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
! J u n e 30, 1922.
I J u n e 30, 1922.
j J u n e 30, 1922.
I J u n e 30, 1922.
I J u n e 30, 1922.
201, 336
201,285
253,518
26,513,718
22, 287, 154
19, 625, 810
11,960
161
1,840,143
24, 547
53, 400
NKWAKK, N.J
J
I
16
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
C o u r t funds
D e n t a l clinic fund
School fund
L i b r a r y fund
F i r e m e n ' s relief fund-_
License fund
P e t t y cash fund
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
County
General t r e a s u r y
County-as-agent f u n d .
H e a l t h fund
H o s p i t a l fund
P a r e n t a l school f u n d . _
Vocational school fund
P a r k fund
P e t t y cash fund
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t funds
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
30,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1922.
31, 1922.
31, 1922.
31, 1922.
31, 1922.
31, 1922.
31, 1922.
31, 1922.
31, 1922.
31, 1922.
31,1922.
.,
605,966
111,349
13, 818
4, 226, 564
4,019,782
1,069
7, 753
328
16,187
16, 661
153, 848
5,587
. 5,349
CINCINNATI, OHIO
I
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Fee a n d special f u n d s .
U n i v e r s i t y fund
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
County...
General t r e a s u r y
County-as-agent f u n d .
L i b r a r y fund
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
I n v e s t m e n t fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
Dec. 31,
A u g . 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
1922.
1922
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
Aug.
Aug.
June
Aug.
June
June
Aug.
1922...
1922._..
1922...
1922...
1922...
1922...
1922...
!
I
31,
31,
30,
31,
30,
30,
31,
]
Also t h e
26, 066, 088
15,504,345
8, 377, 684
211,264
462,162
4,368,401
680, 759
1, 404, 075
6,247, 299
6,219, 584
12, 518
10,802
2, 969
1,426
930, 742
1,321,261
1, 076, 963
201,882
1,732,824
51,183,225
39,041,269
20, 807, 470
22, 016
12,500
6, 522,003
372,312
5,588
5,500
10, 866,802
188, 971
167, 021
71,086
12,141,956
3, 518, 057
7, 019, 026
42, 536
24, 854
49,600
627, 622
733, 531
2,235
124, 495
26, 937, 250
7, 843, 500
1,683,982
409, 304
3,981, 707
293, 308
1,000,000
475,199
15,954,964
1,011,316
13, 813, 609
259, 289
828, 239
18, 480
24,031
85, 062 |
90,160
1,623
84,052
300,584
7,851,746
3,512,333
1,125, 020
2,689
320,088
458
6,446
1,915,931
104,629
15,993
21,079
4,339,413
468,862
3,286,729
555
3,429
1,334
5,987
27,517
8,266
511,368
3,665
21,701
15,411,107
6, 504, 210
5, 475,149
75, 515
686,393
117,962
149,191
6, 642,427
3, 479,724
2,465, 732
9,622
671, 586
22
33
15, 708
1, 015, 804 [
1,612,757
1, 279, 871
539, 452
2, 033, 408
85, 548, 689
64, 840, 756
41, 558, 300
33,976
15,350
8,682,234
397,317
53,400
5,588
11,946
13, 388, 699
404,949
196, 832
92,165
20, 707, 933
8, 006,701
10, 305, 755
44,160
11,182
26, 516
71, 774
671, 800
8,266
1, 398, 747
11,487 ;
151, 545
68,414, 445
29, 852, 055
15, 536, 815
211,264
946,981 1
9, 036, 501 1
1, 092,029
2,404, 075
624, 390
28,844,690
10,710,624
16, 279,341
281,429
1, 510, 627
2,991
19,939
39, 739 II
76,342
97, 448
45, 966
34, 510
373, 047
6, 674, 550
2, 093, 935
1,129,899
2, 632
256, 070
53, 752
939,462
1,057,153
177,970
246, 652
458,156
1,055,935
258, 290
1,660,361
49, 065, 600
37, 350, 626
26,340,717
22,016
29, 808, 539
25, 396, 195
14, 081,684
11,960
12, 718
8,320,832
314, 522
53,400
105,332
29,043
5, 588
1,650
10,593,039
52, 643
120, 707
73, 891
11,714,974
3, 557,962
6, 689, 588
1,691
16, 296
469, 330
123, 505
30,177
18, 274
4, 580, 615
634, 473
3, 616,167
3,907
2,345
10, 694
215,480
8,096
10,637
2,683
76,133
2, 326,330
228,801
45,948
4,412,344
3,814,266
42,469
7,275
23,116
61, 080
454,086
1,055
2,234
170
1, 387, 490
8,804
65, 980
620
9,432
>
W
ui
15,374,837
4,625,782
3,336,899
139,942
852,988
116,379
179,574
8,036,854
4,245,787
3,130,410
4,854
611,621
689
19,207
24,286
28, 362, 738
10, 744,384
3, 219, 857
24, 676,870
14, 481,889
8,980, 059
211,264
807,039
3,944, 584
538,943
3,933,378
3, 389, 526
245,915
297, 512
362
63
i
4,238,929
436,707
2,404, 075
444, 816
16, 874, 458
3, 075,311
13,148,931
30, 660
601,494
1, 940
669
15,453
te of p a y m e n t s and cash on h a n d at t h e close of t h e y e a r .
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T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y O F R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H B A L A N C E S , BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Con.
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CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
Date of close of fiscal year
Revenue.
Nonrevenue.
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year.
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year.1
Cash on
hand at
close of year.
Governmental-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000-Continued.
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School district
General treasury
Fee and special fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
Investment fund
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922
1922
Dec. 31, 1922.
1922
MINNEAPOLIS, M I N N
City corporation
General treasury
School fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
Investment fund
Private trust fund
County
General treasury
County-as-agent fund.
Sinking funds
Dec. 31, 1922
Dec. 31, 1922
Dec. 31, 1922
Aug. 31, Dec. 31, 1922_
Dec. 31, 1922
Dec. 31, 1922
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
N E W ORLEANS, L A
General treasury
Judicial expense fund
Courthouse commission fund
Fire commission fund
Police commission fund
Health fund
Poor fund
School fund
Library fund
Park, playground, and museum
funds.
Sewage and water fund
Public Belt Railroad fund
Cash in transit
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31,1922._
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
June 30, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
$4,314,444
4, 204, 795
31,403
56,520
11,726
10,000
$3,138, 786
2, 632, 540
21,670,060
19, 263, 763
17,828,289
31, 642
932,388
182, 977
288,467
27, 609,427
7, 720, 391
6, 605,946
2, 406, 297
2,375, 455
30,842
17, 768, 233
13, 493, 256
262,221
5,412
66, 783
47,990
3,591
815,414
6,473
57,997
990, 791
1, 658,117
505, 837
409
127, 642
151,071
835, 456
276
19,889, 036
915, 014
18, 794, 223
179, 799
20, 210, 596
5, 654, 751
28,445
985, 000
1, 057, 029
135, 858
16,500
3,173, 017
78,000
145, 284
2, 304,106
40,93a
747
$9, 717, 700
8,890,115
31,403
773,454
12,728
10, 000
$2, 712, 201
2, 552, 642
3, 921,145
2, 654, 089
2, 500, 992
8,411
69, 534
73, 887
1,145
978,118
488, 843
486, 953
2,322
52, 677,386
29, 403, 935
26, 777, 007
32, 446
1, 063, 748
405, 390
1,123,923
1,421
23, 273,451
3,779,312
19, 281,176
212,963
5,177, 571
890, 760
84, 539
992
133, 586
47,182
45, 409
1,821
8,818
1,900
16, 627
43,156, 400
20, 038, 767
346, 760
29,437
1,123,998
1,170, 994
229, 257
21,912
3,997, 249
86,373
219, 908
7,421,858
2, 427, 655
40, 666
495
16, 887
58, 328
30,145
1,567
4,361
8,213
15, 518
17, 550, 943
4, 361, 319
306, 094
28, 937
1,107, 111
993, 243
199, 007
20, 345
3, 641, 509
78,160
189,904
1, 848, 510
37,200
5,143, 407
1, 736, 253
747
1,135,931
119,962
747
3,170, 255
1, 455,346
$2, 264,470
2, 052, 780
211,097
593
3, 397, 899
2, 419, 781
2, 342, 772
804
3,718
71,342
159, 094
465
1,265
1, 267, 056
650,187
558, 066
58, 803
$6, 261, 603
5,843,901
31, 403
385, 774
525
$743,896
493,572
25, 056, 530
22,417, 485
22,157, 458
24, 035
23,699,711
4,332, 361
2, 118,557
235,992
2, 639, 045
2, 639, 045
228, 586
11,738
10,000
994, 214
95, 511
1,123,923
156
19,367,350
490, 080
18, 723,110
154,160
18,183, 599
13, 249, 793
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119, 423
105
351, 379
"11486
837, 221
160,945
Sinking funds
Public trust funds...
Investment funds...
Private trust funds..
KANSAS CITY, M O
City corporation
General treasury
Sinking funds
Public trust fund
County
General treasury
County-as-agent fund.
Sinking fund
Public trust fund
School district
General treasury
Sinking fund
INDIANAPOLIS, IND
City corporation
General treasury
Special assessment funds.
Improvement fund
Sinking funds
Public trust funds
Private trust funds
County
General treasury
County-as-agent fund
Sinking funds
Private trust funds
School district
General treasury
Public trust funds. _
SEATTLE, WASH
City corporation
General treasury
Sinking funds
Public trust funds
Investment fund
County
G eneral treasury
County-as-agent fund.
Private trust fund
School district
General treasury
Sinking fund
Dec. 31, 1922...
May 31, Aug. 31, Dec. 31.
1922.
Dec. 31, 1922
Dec. 31, 1922
47,497
292, 221
20, 470
18,819
17, 314, 830
8,812, 233
7,906,190
867, 701
38, 342
2, 533,162
2, 484, 669
Apr. 17,1922.
Apr. 17,1922..
Dec. 31,1922.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,1922..
31,1922
31,1922..
31,1922..
28,256
20, 237
5,969, 435
5,410, 241
559,194
June 30,1922.
June 30,1922.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
16, 661, 264
8,993, 747
5,611,565
2,893, 111
23,477
328,479
137,115
31,1922.
31,1922..
31,1922..
31,1922..
31,1922..
31,1922
Dec. 31,1922
Dec. 31,1922
Dec. 31,1922..
Dec. 31,1922
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5, 361, 283
5, 296, 493
64, 790
1
29, 627, 323
20,401,277
19,900,456
369,157
108, 424
23, 240
3,449, 508
3,449, 508
1
4, 784, 98l
4, 422,100
362,881
31,1922..
31,1922..
31,1922..
31,1922..
Dec. 31,1922..
Dec. 31,1922
Dec. 31,1922
June 30,1922.
June 30,1922.
2, 306, 234
1,439,133
867,101
June 30,1922.
June 30,1922.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
6,254,507 [
317,597
1, 932, 695
126,343
8, 234, 699 I
736,161
916
273
21,386
19, 092
3,403,905
157,209
1,545,240 (
454,473 |
21, 386
18, 823
269
19,117,747
3,480,975
3,431,117
1,412
48,446
12,330,281
3,843,787
8,420,873
44, 500
21,121
3,306,491
2,964,316
342,175
6, 024, 282
1, 773,928
1, 705,089
45,983
22,856
2, 015, 221
1, 094,221
873, 761
29, 838
17, 401
2, 235,133
1, 513, 652
721,481
42,456,859
14, 067,136
13, 042, 396
915,096
109, 644
16,878, 664
7,422, 677
9, 294,634
102, 594
58, 759
11, 511, 059
9, 888, 209
1, 622,850
7,039, 204
1,795, 241
1,108, 791
660, 071
26,379
1,987, 709
785,874
1,167, 294
24, 781
9, 760
3.256, 254
3, 200,840
55,414
18,347,473
8,836, 561
8, 808,142
23,026,939
4,775,206
3,379,522 1
2,230
9,175, 087
5, 331, 947
3, 329, 020
312
11,383
956,484
60, 522
974, 226
1, 212, 366
891,175
128,450
170,987
21, 754
2, 630, 774
2, 603, 876
48,863, 290
19,100, 900
12, 320,107
2,895, 653
34,860
1,392,963
224, 750
2, 232, 567
19, 727, 793 I
4, 331, 710 1
14, 068, 282
1,251,810
75, 991
10,034, 597
9, 817, 592j
217,005
7, 522, 064
4, 735,890
2, 342,034
6
11, 337
1, 057,621
75, 527
1, 249, 365
1,934, 215
1, 340, 781
193,086
373, 786
26, 562
851,959
796,445
55,514
20, 723, 081
9, 831,963
6, 655, 445
2,893, 568
23, 523
158, 342
101,085
13, 394, 497
7, 774, 059
6, 687, 237
983, 386
25, 011
78, 425
4, 678, 721
476, 478
4, 201,803
440
671, 608
519,017
152, 591
88,176, 272
50,483, 533
47, 235,483
2,925,856
156,207
165,987
27, 208,037 I
4, 331, 557 |
22,867,643
8,837
8,951,606
8, 436,134
515,472 II
I6i, 666
27,113
1,258,341
16, 209,193
2,001, 402
13,939,832
213, 722
54, 237
2, 042, 540
1, 917, 223
125, 317
45,154,452
22, 308,197
20, 647, 790
1, 573, 313
22, 772
64, 322
19, 079,808
405, 571
18, 665, 840
8,397
3,495,017
3, 495, 017
of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
11,404,231
8,358,808
7,228,295
979,295
21,795
129,423
1,884,489
320,812
1,563,147
530
900,619
804,147
96,472
3, 285, 554
124,479
28,419
2, 943, 096
2, 938, 707
2,163
2,226
6,567,816
6, 567,816
3,200, 799
2,961, 540
239,259
7, 690,319
7, 643,830
46,489
34, 950, 053
24,457,963
24,116,665
217,488
123,810
2,862, 309
2,862, 309
6,704,155
6,704,155
17, 070,182
3,435, 334
3,125, 463
255, 025
54,846
11,947,859
3, 698, 096
8,127, 340
75,650
46, 773
1, 686,989
119, 553
1, 567, 436
20, 618,145
4, 533, 047
3, 322,628
2,079
177, 000
48,138
983,202
14, 592, 779
29,389
13,875,196
638, 765
49, 429
1,492,319
1,377, 317
115,002
41, 821,988
17, 666, 762
15,890, 523
1, 729,073
10, 602
36, 564
22,461,239
1,148,436
21, 304,496
8,307
1,346,832
927,832
419, 000
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T A B L E 2 . - SUMMARY O F R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H B A L A N C E S , BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
M)2'J
-Con.
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, sec p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, sec p. 16.]
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CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
Date of close of fiscal year.i
Revenue.
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING
21
SEATTLE,
-
_ _ .
_. . . Dec. 31,1922
D e c . 31,1922
22
City corporation.
_.
General t r e a s u r y
.
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
County
_ _ _
General t r e a s u r y _.
C o u n t y - a s - a g e n t fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
JERSEY
Cash on
hand at
close of year.
Governmental-cost.
P ) U L A T I O N OF 300,000 TO 500,000—Continued.
WASH.—Continued.
P o r t of Seattle
__
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund
. .
?3
Nonrevenue.
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year.1
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year.
CITY, N . J .
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
- Dec.
Dec.
_ _
Dec.
. _. D e c .
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922
1922.
1922.
1922
31,
30,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
Dec.
_. _ . . . . . D e c .
Dec.
Dec.
. .
_ _ _ . Dec.
Dec.
. .
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
__
17,611,676
16,077, 577
15,863,805
122, 685
85,639
5,448
22,652,031
18, 696,729
16,431,012
469,019
16, 473
7,115
1,773,110
3, 955, 302
5, 531
3, 582,159
367, 612
5, 370,668
4, 689, 616
1,331.538
2,598,192
552, 634
33,193
174,059
681,052
436,934
169,863
74, 255
37,043, 766
22,085, 743
15.170,194
4, 263, 461
229, 397
2,774
2,197, 516
222, 401
14, 958, 023
2, 780, 740
10,034, 507
31,800
22, 530
381,600
1,703,155
3, 691
8, 418, 979 1
6,719.317 !
4, 448,085
807,301
49,354
17,111,213
13, 508,040
11,878,726
1,203,818
5,678
1,663
355,001
63,154
3, 603,173
3,475,981
__ _
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
$271,430
49,825
221, 605
1, 534,099
1,534,099
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
._- -
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
School f u n d . . .
Library fund..
License f u n d _ . _
Sinking funds
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
County
.
_ _
General t r e a s u r y . .
C ounty-as-agent fund
Health funds.. _ .
P a r e n t a l H o m e fund
P a r k fund
..
Sinking f u n d . . _
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
$991, 557
768,041
223, 516
j
2,264
294
9,262
113,422
1,950
$270,109
257, 771 |
12, 338
|
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1
1,406,059 1
8,518 1
1,699,662
717, 625
144, 237
2,125
2,045
53,023
778, 574
2, 033
$1, 533, 096
1,075, 637 |
457, 459
$260, 315
241,182
19,133
$925, 626
624, 089
301, 537
45, 634, 375
39, 463, 922
33, 626, 355
3,189,896
654, 746
45,756 j
1,947,169
6,170, 453
1,976,564
3, 752, 022
441,867
6,109,295
5, 578, 616
2,133,430
2, 590,181
573, 223
40,308
241,474
530. 679
293,950
172, 494
64, 235
23, 562, 867
21,906,534
21,825,511
11, 587,148
7, 554, 683
6, 443, 737
825, 594
6,143
20,928,419
17,039, 470
11,992,096
4, 500, 044
278, 257
1,663
62, 573, 958
42, 313,100
31, 497, 005
6, 274, 580
284,429
4, 437
3,958, 576
294,073
20, 260,858
6, 974, 346
10,178, 744
36,189
24, 869
443, 885
2,595,151
7, 674
1
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252,834
26, 375
4,032,465
791, 210
1, 950, 553
3, 908
1,412
315,235
964,430
5,717
81, 023
1,656,333
1, 656,333
267, 410
3,888,949
3, 702, 609
32, 281
23,452
128, 650
$347,155
210, 366
136, 789
15,962,213
11 978 772
9,667.414
599, 715
500
5,448
1,705,695
3, 983, 441
26, 281
3, 579, 528
377, 632
30 058 391
17,718 947
13,061,172
948, 942
29
2,774
3, 705, 742
288
12, 339, 444
2, 480, 527
8, 228,191
5
1,630,721
1,957
GROUP I I I — C I T I E S HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000.
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PORTLAND, OREG
City corporation
General treasury
Dock commission fund
Sinking funds . _
Public trust funds
Investment fund
School district
General treasurv
Sinking fund.._
Public trust funds
_
Investment funds.. _
Port of P o r t l a n d . . _
__
General treasury _ .
Sinking fund
Investment fund
I
_
N o v . 30, 1922.
Nov.
_. N o v .
_ Nov.
. . . Nov.
DENVER, COLO-_City corporation.
General treasury
Museum fund
Trust and agency fund
Clerk of county court fund
Clerk of district court fund
Sinking funds
_ ______
Public trust funds.
Investment funds
Private trust funds
School district
_
General treasury.
TOLEDO, OHIO
_
City corporation
._
General treasury
Fee and special fund. _ _
University fund . .
_ _ .
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
Investment f u n d s . , .
Private trust funds.
School district
General treasury
Fee and special fund
...
Sinking fund
Public trust fund
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30, 1922
30,1922
30, 1922
30, 1922.
June
June
June
June
30,
30,
30,
30,
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1922
j
1922
i
Oct. 16,1922....:
1922
N o v . 30, 1922
N o v . 30, 1922
N o v . 30, 1922
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Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
31,1922
31,1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
19~2~2~
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
June
31,
31,
31,
30,
1922
1922
1922
1922..
$9,852,126
7, 730,129
6,080,524
535, 795
1,078, 531
9,455
25,824
1,339, 532
810,255
255,614
56,627
217,036
782,465
565,491
174,016
42, 958
$2,739,424
2, 286, 270
1,278,979
503,228
448,037
21,538
34,488
97,520
21,558
51, 280
8,514
16,168
355,634
348,575
6,199
860
13,932,350
9,333, 555
8,989,625
5,553
10,952,708
10,221, 775
1,942,293
44,108
6,361,663
1,093,144
443,396
134,046
203,125
730,933
730, 933
3, 434, 715
2,127,852
1,820,092
89
62,649
4,403
3,592
6,123
29,874
3,817
197, 213
1,306,863
1,306,863
7, 509,266
5, 563,180
3,363, 413
6, 293, 743
779,132
3,543
45,509
82, 521
35, 219
175,074
54
4, 598, 795
4, 598, 795
A u g . 31, 1922
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
$14,854,989
9, 773, 782
6, 729,068
1,170,992
1, 779,619
91,115
2,988
4,117, 607
4,081,948
2,346
30,826
2,487
963,600
956,115
6,513
972
1
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11,178,959
6, 650, 222
4, 848, 223
35, 396
133, 738
1, 603,650
18,950
10, 265
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4, 528,737
4, 441,062
38,472
12,231
36,972
1,675,449
148, 096
376, 222
1, 946, 086
1,133,476
751,018
61, 592
$27,446,539
19,790,181 1
14,088,571 |
2,210,015
3,306,187
122,108
63,300
5,554,659
4,913,761 !
309,240 1
95,967
235,691
2,101, 699
1,870,181
186,728
44,790
$2,582, 753
2,392,630
1,328, 268
350,414
669,891.
6,053
38,004
96,072
93,428
$14,961,633
9,477,456
7,856,688
1, 558, 917
61,851
4,133,878
4,124,342
2,644
9,536
94,051
75,148
5,399
13, 504
1, 350, 299
1,345,314
4, 780, 838
3,140,942
2, 477, 562
1,802
112,820
4,855
2,986
360,356
35, 592
9,471
135,498
1,639,896
1,639,896
13,372,632
8, 791, 488
8, 565,845
40,928
1
28, 319, 773
21,683,182
12, 752, 010
49,750
6,424, 312
49,912
86,113
1,134,486
648,344
137,917 1
400,338 i
6,636, 591 1
6,636, 591
5,893,734
1,335,456
554, 046
14,197,818
8,075, 208
6, 809,492
35, 396
181,486
949, 008
99, 554
272
51,978
24,953 1
24,981,968 I
12,992, 534
8, 215,179
35, 396
199, 510 1
3,946,841
182,634
12,649
400, 325
11,989,434
11, 012, 218
38, 472
815, 227
123,517 1
j
i
i
1
!
1
65, 772
667, 742
15,588
2,384
24,103
5, 514, 611
5, 437,680
18,024
699, 445
7,846
2,937
53,158
4, 558, 278
4,426,153
l02, 759
29,366
4,985
12,750
171,965
4, 581,144
4, 581,144
6,122,610
5, 585,863
38,472
474,468
23, 807
$9,902,153
7,920,095
4,903,615
300,684
2, 636, 296
54,204
25, 296
1,324, 709
695, 991
309,240
83,787
235,691
657, 349
449, 719
181,329
26,301
10,166,303
9, 750, 752
1,708,603
7,020
6,311,492
45,057
83,127
761,380
440, 787
128,446
264,840
415, 551
415, 551
O
fert
W
>
4,890,416
3, 581, 870
851, 641
2, 298, 388
75, 234
9,440
347,167
1,308, 546
1,000, 202
238, 000
70, 344
l Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year,
CO
T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y O F R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H B A L A N C E S , BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Con.
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16.]
CITY, AND DIVISIONS A N D F U N D S O F
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
Date of close of fiscal year,
Revenue.
Nonre venue.
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year.
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year.1
PAYMENTS.
Cash on
hand at
close of year.
Governmental-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued.
97
COLUMBUS, OHIO
Sinking fund _
*>8
PROVIDENCE, R . I .
.
General t r e a s u r y .
___.
Fee fund _
___
License f u n d . .
_ _.
P e t t y cash fund
Cash in transit
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
?9
ST. PAUL, M I N N
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922
1922..
1922
1922
1922
1922
A u g . 31, 1922
A u g . 31, 1922 .
D e c . 31, 1 9 2 2 . . .
_.
4, 398, 793
4,330, 001
28, 816
39, 976
_.
11, 278, 771
10, 743, 345
8, 916
. . .
S e p t . 30, 1922
S e p t . 30, 1922
D e c . 31, 1922
S e p t . 30, 1922 .
Sept. 30, 1922 _
__. S e p t 30, 1922
S e p t . 30, Dec. 31, 1922...
S e p t . 30, 1922
S e p t . 30, 1922
467, 771
48,949
9,790
_
D e c . 31. 1922
D e c . 31, 1922
.
D e c . 31, 1922
Sept. 30, Oct. 9, Dec. 31,
1922.
D e c . 31, 1922
A u g . 31, 1922
$3,897,807
3,296,478
2,902, 080
3,723, 789
821
825
122, 304
6, 271, 511
5, 256, 256
18
109, 526
13,341
4,417
267,096
601, 329
462,979
1,015, 255
138, 350
17, 513, 473
11, 297,483
1,118, 628
661, 237
2,246
3,385
677,336
5,124, 424
52, 520
273,824
82, 255
236,962
90,698
8,009,690
5,710,544
6,177, 455
1,037, 300
494
LOUISVILLE, K Y
General t r e a s u r y . .
$14,254,890
7,983,379
4,135, 640
7, 485, 463
2,434, 682
1,690
4,863, 645
184, 952
11, 033,576
10,705,916
_. _
General t r e a s u r y
P e t t y cash fund
Sinking funds
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
30
$11,412,646
7,013,853
6, 390,380
94,410
1,308
444, 521
82, 527
707
_._
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y .
Fee a n d special fund
L i b r a r y fund .
_
Sinking fund . _
. . _-.
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
_
I n v e s t m e n t funds-_ __
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
School d i s t r i c t General t r e a s u r y .
. _
1
':::::::::::::
289, 781
79,982
43, 314
4,480
39,834 !
1, 554, 383
1,434,994
3,525
106, 641
9,089
134
1,187, 601
300,451 1
$29, 565, 343
18, 293, 710
13, 428,100
94,410
1,326 1
4,277,836
96,689
5,949
389,400
11, 271, 633 ]
10, 049, 236
28, 816
1,193, 581
29, 910, 872
22, 702,065
8, 916
2, 246
3, 385
967,117
5, 672,177
144, 783
288,094
122,089 1
20, 073,422
14, 575, 592
5, 215 J
5, 207, 248
284,739 |
628
15,374, 746
7,048, 295 i
$9,094, 316
4, 327, 665
3,952, 268
43
108, 523
8,105
1,846
256, 880
4, 766, 651
4, 588,955
177, 696
1, 592, 221
655, 946
.
3,235
677, 336
156,730
47,341
7, 839
43,794
1, 524,155
1,372, 627
5,015
133, 418'
13,037
$12, 964, 381
8, 082, 961
6, 555, 783
94, 410
458
1, 349, 378
82, 829
103
4, 881,420
4, 527,958
28,816
324,646
14, 545, 006
14, 513, 622
8,916
16, 213
6,255
12, 309, 569
12,022,152
825
2, 819, 935
5, 755
4,000
132, 520
1, 623, 562
932, 323
691, 239
13, 773,645
7, 532,497
2,246
150
289, 781
5, 515,447
81,229
274,000
78, 295
144,952
142,465
6, 239, 698
1,180,813
200
4, 928,878
129, 237
7, 933, 768
3, 583,021
4,088,875
3, 231,887
58
3, 352,103
233,387
$7, 506, 646
5, 883,084
2,920,049
570
Dec. 31, 1922
1
N o v . 30, 1922
Dec. 31, 1922
Dec. 31, 1922
J
J u n e 30, 1922
A u g . 31, 1922
i
A u g . 31, 1922
_
1
Dec. 31, 1922
A u g . 31, 1922
Dec. 31, 1922
...J
A u g . 31, 1922.
A u g . 31, Dec. 31, 1 9 2 2 . . .
OAKLAND, CALIF._
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Special assessment fund__
C o u r t deposit fund
Sinking fund
___
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
Private trust fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund
S a n i t a r y district
Sinking fund
June
June
_ _ June
._ J u n e
June
June
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
|
J u n e 30, 1922
J u n e 30, 1922
|
J u n e 30, 1922
I
._
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
31,1922 _
31, 1922
31, 1922
628, 573
5,083
1,486
380,537
81, 744
36,400
9,046,801
5,172, 550
4, 595, 770
562,155
4, 929,064
1,079, 853
358, 023
2,849,863
1,807,318
1,463,252 1
281,719
35,678
404,433
3,849,211
3, 713, 401
135,810
210,021
8, 622
80,423
1,037,862
910,225
127,637
4,683
4,683
7,186,631
5,678,441
901,987
901,987
14,625
ATLANTA, G A
General t r e a s u r y
C o n v i c t labor a c c o u n t .
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t fund
Private trust fund
104,445
1,016,875
16, 541
154, 111
2,974,357
99, 326
263,841
11,978
1
1
. . .
7,243, 425
7,229,651
10,782
62
2,930
1, 503,132
4,000
1,058
8,348,372
5,023, 689
3,870,112
30, 417
1,063, 771
59,389
AKRON, OHIO
C i t y corporation
__
General t r e a s u r y
. Dec. 11, 1922.
Fee a n d special f u n d . .
Dec. 31, 1922
S i n k i n g fund
__. _ _
Dec. 31, 1922
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
Dec. 31, 1 9 2 2 - . .
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
Dec. 31, 1 9 2 2 . . . ._
School district
__
General t r e a s u r y
_ _ _ . A u g . 31, 1922
F e e a n d special f u n d . .
A u g . 31, 1922
Sinking f u n d . .
A u g . 31, 1 9 2 2 . . . .
3,869, 420
3, 565,943
303,477
4,831
4,831
91,203 |
4,001
6,363
124,086
2,454
604,294 1
11,292
45,666
!
1
562 1
1,340 j
41,555
88,069
30,994
12,320
130,851
396,498
53,665
19, 514
932,093
1
3,324,683
3, 284, 207
40,476
5,617,815
4,850,889
3, 307,012
5, 408, 540
3,094,487
2, 735, 288
1, 412,060
73,297
58, 520
766,926
584,116
271,685
7,505
80,009
2,314,053
2,314,053
193,076
1,049,209
70, 416
284, 962
3, 462, 058
156, 992
289,718
1,068,157
2,454
1,613, 404
98,119
37,886
10,337 !
879,351
19,695
7, 624
156, 474
172,594
169,858
30, 721
211, 759
2,003,872
151, 992
269,197
671, 758
981, 975
12,876
599,153
69,843
1,050,384 l
10,145
20,000
73, 203
407,802
5,000
12,897
239,925
2,454
32,276
15,400
37,886
16,825,728
8,059,721
6, 417,045
562,155
45,000
491, 740
58,925
484,856
8, 756,493
8,189, 569
566, 924
9,514
9,514
5,130, 599
1,636,088
1,333, 554
208,055
4,713
89, 766
3, 488,803
3, 246, 859
241, 944
5,708
5,708
395,090
383,190
190,461
192, 729
3,050
3,050
Q
4,884, 500
4, 752, 249
132,251
756
756
15,332,043
13,810,079
10, 782
1,503,194
2,930
4,000
1,058
1, 828, 303
1,828,303
9, 317, 974
9, 307,192
4,185, 766
2, 674, 584
TABL
Tuberculosis h o s p i t a l fund
Sewerage f u n d -.
C h i l d r e n ' s g u a r d i a n s fund.._ _
C h i l d r e n ' s H o m e fund
.
School fund
L i b r a r y fund
P a r k fund
W a t e r fund
__
C a s h in t r a n s i t . ._
_____
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
Investment funds. _ .
182,810
374, 727
969,065
912,412
30,417
747, 516
140,191
138, 529
405, 662
182,376
40,476
182,810
9, 786,170
4,900,914
4,304,892
541,810
54,212
1, 503,194
2,930
4,000
1,058
_
5, 267,371
3,149,444
2,637, 530
419,583
19,060
73, 271
2,117, 927
1, 935,977
181, 950
1,908,959
1, 522,719
778, 599
20,345
45,000
283,685
10,499,428
6,827,195
5,733, 981
30,417
1,025, 448
37,349
3, 672, 233
3, 630,897
40, 476
860
H
'A
W
W
>
V
W
Ul
3,607,928
2,992,426
1,540,901
1,302,485
83, 782
65, 258
615, 502
615, 502
* Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
Cn
T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y O F R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H B A L A N C E S , BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Con.
-3
OS
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16.]
a
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S O F
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
Date of close of fiscal year.
Revenue.
Nonrevenue.
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year.
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year.1
PAYMENTS.
Cash on
hand at
close of year.
Governmental-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
GROUP Iir. CITTES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000 -Continued.
34
C i t v corporation _ __
(Jcneral t r e a s u r y
.
S i n k i n g funds
Public t r u s t funds
|
31,
31,
31,
31,
J
4,817, 763
4, 752,912
34,030
12, 513
16,255
2, 053
BIRMINGHAM, A I A _ . .
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
General t r e a s u r y . .
Sinking fund .
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
WORCESTER, M A S S
30, 1922
30, 1922.
30, 1922_._
30, 1922
30, 1922
30, 1922
,
[
9,044, 757
8,804, 728
.
General t r e a s u r y
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
37
D e c . 31, 1922
D e c . 31, 1922
21,319
425
3, 651,902
3, 651,902
July
July
July
July
M e t r o p o l i t a n utilities district
36
i
D e c . 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922
Dec. 31, 1922
«.
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
35
1922
1922
1922
1922
$13,686,057
4, 788.735
1,080,915
672, 535
35,285
5, 245,420
5,223,676
OMAHA, NKBR
SYRACUSE, N Y
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
L i b r a r y fund
_
N o v . 30, 1922
N o v . 30, 1922
N o v . 30, 1922
N o v . 30, 1922
_.
N o v . 30, 1922
J a n . 31, 1923
S e p t . 15, N o v . 30, 1922
5,259
188,850
44,339
1,581
. . .
" Dec" 3l","W22------Dec, 31, 1922_
1
9,017,214
8,873,097
8,818,089
4,674
$7, 537, 369
4, 748, 505
4,173,578
561,482
13,445
2, 280,450
2, 098,085
141, 360
31, 005
10,000
508, 414
390, 625
117,789
$4,859,808
1,212,308
1,040,981
157,860
13,467 |
3, 483, 553
3, 233,044
110,018
42,896
97, 595
163,947
153,147
10,800
5, 613, 379
2, 544, 406
2,108, 567
2,074, 235
492,025
12,165
2, 542,127
22, 656
3,629
24, 869
14,685, 406
12,212,203
17,810
8
2, 229,458
1,668
686
223, 573
427, 239
205, 297
11,495,642
11,361,426
10,654,159
83, 5(K)
2,168, 588 |
2,168, 588
2,137,446
210 I
5,834
371
185, 096
10,957
25,518
$26, 083, 234
10,749,548
9, 295, 474
1,391,877
62, 197
11,009,423
10, 554,805
251, 378
95, 220
108,020
4,324, 263
4,195, 674
128, 589
12, 539.709
9,371,553 !
34,030
508,167
53,289
2, 544,180
28, 490
24,157,402
21,222,228
17,810
5, 638
2, 603, 404
56, 964
2,267
249, 091
22, 681, 444 I
22,403,111 |
21,609,694
88,384 1
$5, 839, 850
2,061,027
1, 125,894
623,071
12,062
3,642,153
3,241,439
233,350
59,344
108,020
136, 670
126, 092
10, 578
$13,479,455
5, 828, 905
5, 408, 733
380, 503
39, 669
4,939, 466
4,903, 673
2, 711, 084
2,711,084
1,476,509
1, 358,498
118,011
1,416,616
1, 353,931
5, 493, 759
5, 451, 270
34, 030
5, 629, 334
2, 566, 352
49, 567
6,780
8,459
35, 793
6,338
472, 512
392,188
447
24,783
10,944
9, 646, 525
9, 645,628
797
100
44,150
2, 670, 461
2, 670,461
2, 578, 720
2,090
9,992,346
9,858,413
9, 683,451
85, 694
$6, 763, 929
2,859,616
2, 460, 847
388, 303
10,466
2, 427, 804
2, 409, 693
18, 028
83
458,600
38, 050
2, 544,180
22,152
14,038,365
11,184,412
17,810
5,191
2,578,621
45,223
2,167
204,941
10, 018,637
9, 874,237
9, 347, 523
o
CP
w
H
O
ui
O
a
w
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
C o u n t y supervisors' fund_
General t r e a s u r y
50,297
37
Dec. 31, 1922..
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
144,117
144,117
Oct. 31, 1922..
RICHMOND, V A
General t r e a s u r y
P u b l i c b a t h s fund
P i n e c a m p h o s p i t a l fund _
School f u n d . .
Sinking f u n d .
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
J a n . 31, 1922
J a n . 31, 1922
J a n . 31, 1922
J u n e 30, 1922
J a n . 31, 1922
J a n . 31, J u n e 30, Oct. 31,
1922
J a n . 31, 1922
J a n . 31, 1922
Investment funds..
Private trust fund.
SAN ANTONIO, T E X
C ity corporation
General t r e a s u r y
L i b r a r y fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds. _
I n v e s t m e n t fund
Private trust fundsSchool district
General t r e a s u r y .
Sinking fund
NEW
May
May
May
May
May
May
DALLAS, T E X
General t r e a s u r y
L i b r a r y fund
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
M a y 31, 1922.
..! M a y 31, 1922.
HAVEN, CONN
General t r e a s u r y
C o u r t fee fund
School fund
Library fund
.
Parkfund
License fund
.
Sinkingfund,
Public t r u s t funds _ .
Private t r u s t fund
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
L__
_
.
._
| Dec. 31, 1922
Dec. 31, 1922
| Dec. 31, 1922
...
i Dec. 31, 1922
]
Dec 31,1922
...
| Dec. 31,1922
.
j De«:. 31, 1922
. .
. J Aug. 31, D e c . 31, 1922
. .. j Dec. 31, 1922
_.J
_
i Apr. 30, 1922
| Apr. 30, 1922
A p r . 30, 1922
] A p r . 30, A u g . 31, 1922.
! A p r . 30, 1922
__! Apr. 30,1922
101,788
737
602, 508
278, 333
278, 333
43,205
700
579,862
134,216
134,216
7,840, 201
7,120,105
7,092
459
449,536
224,874
29,008
7,231,801
3,035,136
5,584
1,055, 459
492,438
2,081
2,073,143
2,087,185
2,324
34,485
514,330
1,410
9,127
16,000
12,429
10,715
4,563^491
3, 315,937
2, 510,997
1,327
796,147
7,177
1,247,554
1, 085, 864
161,690
3,906,119
2,718,497
2, 528, 792
41, 371
52,482
802
2,000
93,050
1,187,622
1,187, 312
310
6, 203,094
5, 902, 652
65,905
90,615
26,455
30, 225
8, 405,157 l
5,059,916 !
7,512 |_.
2,691,234 !
119,326 L
252,469s
1,650
236,170 \
36,514 !
396 i. .
6, 529, 993
5, 650, 254
3, 756
865, 248
9,367
1,368
3,791,372 j
3, 104, 036 '
35,500 :
602,663 1
12,237
27,414 i__
9,522 )
4, 207, 240
4,100, 479
3, 315,182
229 i
762,203
18, 316
4,549
106, 761
4,889
101,872
858, 221
607,602
205, 001
..
.
3, 622
25, 952
16,044
3, 349, 401
2, 636, 893
2, 555
669,378
36,042
4,533
2, 925
9, 595
737
516,382
144, 400
144, 400
133,933
133, 933
16,127,461
10, 647, 679
14, 757
459
2, 557,164
2,826,389
32, 742
2,743, 214
1,733,141
2,601
35,842
12,429
35, 758
12,676,850
10,131,913
8, 354,971
42,927
1, 610, 832
26, 295
2,289
97,599
2, 541,937
2, 278,065
263,872
89, 208
86, 126
391
185, 393
785, 200
730
8,862,309
5,544,362
12,156
68
2,371,771
923, 776
10,176
4,467,529
3, 300,002
2, 837, 722
27,769
425, 263
9,248
1,562,142
15,466,472
1,009,052
11,570,170
73,417
507,286
2, 986, 850 i *
145,781 i
27
2,212
2H6, 2X6
1,650
8, 089
269, 359
34,876
132,563 !
396
6, 405, 775
3,487, 551
19, 285
2,418,510
143,636
280,945
13,670,766 I
11,391,183
41,811
2,137,289
57,646
28,782
14,055 1
8,076,733
7,405,487
39,193
595, 716
8,777
27,560
!
!
i
3, 658, 832
2, 520, 674
2, 618
1,086,126
43, 869
15
5,530
1,117,413
21, 836
84
12,429
4, 547, 081
4,066,006
3,182, 852
12,654
846,450
16, 437
289
7,324
481,075
304,626
176, 449
I
4,521,938
3,370,176
3,662,240
2, 768,905
2,334, 397
2,504
339,119
610
2,000
90,275
893,335
883, 525
9,810
1,167, 527
1,089,914
77, 613
7, 498, 555
7,073, 567
54,132
61,054
2, 118
3,129
1,650
26U,670
41,83
396
55,848
1,935,201
1,465,022
455, 447
5,000
1,207
1
8,525
te of p a y m e n t s a n d cash on h a n d a t t h e close of t h e year.
-a
T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y OF R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H B A L A N C E S , BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
City num- 1
ber.
[
[For a list of t h e cities a r r a n g e d a l p h a b e t i c a l l y b y States, w i t h t h e n u m b e r assigned to each, see p . 13.
RECEIPTS.
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
D a t e of close of fiscal year.
Revenue.
Nonrevenue.
GROUP III.—CITIES H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N
4?
MEMPHIS, TENN . . .
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
. - June
General t r e a s u r y
School fund
L i b r a r y fund
Park fund..
W a t e r fund
Sinking funds
43
DAYTON, OHIO
C i t y corporation
. .
|
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
__ Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
_ .
. .
|
. Mar.
Mar.
May
... Mar.
Mar.
31, 1922 . . .
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922....
31, 1922
!
HOUSTON, T E X
General t r e a s u r y
!
D e c . 31, 1922
C a s h on
hand at
beginning
of y e a r .
Aggregate of
receipts a n d
cash on h a n d
a t beginning
of year. 1
PAYMENTS.
C a s h on
h a n d at
close of year.
Governmental-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
O F 100,000 T O 300,000—Continued.
$9,728,838
6,171,219
2,111,973
92,176
695,165
306,280
352,025
$2,314,265
748, 394
301,964
24, 549
27,779
275,869
935, 710
$18,740,419
11,925,577
2, 985, 286
121. 809
772.133
1, 367,128 I
1, 568,486
$5,163,770
2, 887, 823
820,017
33,178
50, 872
254,542
1,117,338
$8, 814, 434
5,133, 202
2, 005,121
73, 046
596, 264
988, 859
17,942
$4,762,215
3, 904, 552
160,148
15,585
124,997
123,727
433, 206
6,496,238
3, 579,808
2,272,488
35, 558
19,391
112
4,110, 707
1,850, 844
492,144
78
3,030, 596
1,486, 679
1,154,300
13, 637, 541
6,917,331
3, 918,932
35, 636
19,391
5, 709
507
1, 782, 286
71,001
1,000
1,082, 869
6, 720, 210
6,175,928
21,187
125, 632
396,950
513
4, 779, 305
1, 091, 589
583,599
6, 382, 900
3, 545,145
2, 938, 594
35, 558
19, 391
3,068
2, 475, 336
2, 280, 597
396, 739
78
2, 916,430
2, 496,861
21,187
123, 566
274, 709
107
-3
OO
F o r a text discussion of tliis t a b l e , see p . 16.]
$6,697,316
5,005,964
571,349
5,084
49,189
784,979
280,751
1,202, 698
49, 561
BRIDGEPORT, C O N N . . .
General t r e a s u r y
C o u r t fee fund
L i b r a r y fund
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
45
1922
1922
1922
1922.
1922
Dec. 31, 1920..._
-
Fee a n d special fund
.
C o n v i c t labor account
C o u n t r y C l u b fund
W a r tax fund—
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
I n v e s t m e n t fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y
Fee a n d special fund
L i b r a r y a n d m u s e u m fund
Sinking f u n d . .
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
.
44
31,
30,
31,
31,
31,
30,
1922—Con.
2,800
507
301,764
5,642
1,000
1,046,909
2,259,863
2,169,516
2,797
277, 824
15, 798
|
35,960 1
1, 543,917
1, 509, 551
|
2, 584
J
i
i
,
j
469,489
27,108
1,000
7,809
3, 687, 716
3, 502,007
I
!
1, 749
183,447
513
17
90,330
2,049
31,911
406 1
7,309,308
7,189,158
52,399
24,094
17, 787
25,870
2, 275, 243
2,180, 780
5,497
9,974,118 i
9, 740, 348 :
57,896
41,401
84, 946 1
49, 527 !
163,204
139,336
66,000
22, 966
389, 567 |
370,410
1
17, 307 1
1,159
691
6,363, 637
6, 255,782
4, 292,119
2, 256,040
1,515,070 i
829,678
12,170,826 !
9,341,500 I
2, 969, 377
2,179,286
22, 746
525
597
507, 517
41,017
2, 837, 755
2, 594, 619
21,187
123, 866
98, 083
7,145,338
7, 080, 335
261
16, 224
^
()
£f>
(fl
H
W
H
Q
57
507
805, 280
2,876
1,075,060
194, 739
79, 302
17
115,420
48, 518
2, 665, 576
2, 520, 677
57, 635
2, 431
84, 421
412
6, 354, 374
6, 354, 374
2,847, 075
807,840
in
O
*i
o
H
W
I
46
Sinking fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
Dec. 31, 1922
D e c . 31, 1922
|[
HARTFORD, CONN
I
I
j
I
47
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y . . .
Police court f u n d . . .
License funds
P a r k fund
C e m e t e r y fund
High-school f u n d . . .
W a t e r fund
Sinking funds
Public trust funds.
I n v e s t m e n t fund _ _.
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds.
School district
General t r e a s u r y . . _
Sinking funds
M a r . 31, 1922
M a r . 31, 1922
M a r . 31, 1922
I
M a r . 31, 1922
1
M a r . 31, 1922
M a r . 31, 1922
Dec. 31, 1922
M a r . 31, Dec. 31, 1922.. 1
|
M a r . 31, 1922
M a r . 31, 1922
M a r . 31, 1922.
1
1
M a y 31, 1922.
.1
M a y 31, 1922.
|
GRAND KAPIDS, M I C H
I
48
C i t y corporation
General treasury_ _.
Sinking fund
Public trust funds.
Investment fund...
Private trust fund.
School district _
General t r e a s u r y . . .
P u b l i c t r u s t funds _
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1
SCRANTON, P A
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y . . .
Library fund..
Sinking fund
Public trust funds.
I n v e s t m e n t f u n d . _.
School d i s t r i c t . _ .
General t r e a s u r y . . .
Sinking fund
Public trust f u n d . .
Investment fund...
49
I
597,264
88,128
1,405,908
1,423,418
612, 658
177, 433
7,772,576
7,023,904
5,860,646
69,878
6,308
73,088
8, 625
257
624,208
351,261
27,419
2,214
7,607, 504
5, 923,122
3, 433, 677
16, 830
1,520
135,000
15,000
217,327
129,634
55,108
15, 597,407
13, 076, 660
9, 349,431
86, 708
7,928
215, 448
27, 672
3,611
624, 208
2,691, 630
62, 661
5,730
1, 633
2, 520, 747
2,377,471
143, 276
689, 553
492, 250
126, 084
1, 227, 484
1, 061, 719
266, 085
757, 524
607
13, 545
344, 514
343,041
1,473
10, 844, 320
7, 359,634
6, 002, 554
1, 294, 814
780
313
61,173
3, 484, 686
3, 482, 968
1,718
1,046, 035
686,888
572, 020
236
112, 579
1,991
62
359,147
114,847
179,122
61,913
3,265
5, 826,133
3, 209, 251
2, 852,174
30,846
310, 685
13, 484
2,062
2, 616, 882
2, 205, 724
342, 715
65,178
3,265
1,138, 983
618, 867
499, 758
1,039
116, 408
770
892
520,116
368, 690
95, 516
52, 645
3, 265
4, 059, 058
2, 271,139
2,147, 473
29,807
86, 218
7,641
1, 092, 421
1, 024,961
8, 294, 502
8, 254, 883
66, 888
572
39, 619
748,672
717,018
31,654
5,990,961
3,437,614
2,870,218
567,260
136
-4,089,044
2,004,248
1,814,719
1,930
179,106
8,493
_
2,084,796
2,067,938
13,593
3,265
100
7,360
4,047
3,354
2, 282,081
35,184
3,516
314
1, 684, 382
1,638, 231
46,151
58,288
58
3, 983,682
3, 396, 857
2,934,540
414, 376
869, 677
525,163
197,796
313,178
644
313
47, 628
586,825
586, 825
691,054
518,115
465,435
28, 680
19,000
3,000
2,000
172,939
22,939
150,000
1,319
87,693
22, 222
65,471
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
May
May
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, D e c . 31, 1922.. _j
l\
31, 1922
June
June
June
June
30,
30,
30,
30,
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
896, 818
15, 740,417
6, 599,029
'
"8,244,570
15, 441, 316
851, 800
8,157,230
6, 432, 286
30, 1922
_.
15,078
15,078
30, 1922
_.
1,000
1,000
30, 1922
234, 242
43, 926
150,319
39,997
30, 1922
48, 781
92
1,346
30, Dec. 31, 1922... 1
47, 343
i Also t h e aggregate3 of p a y m e n t s a n d cash on h a n d a t t h e close of t h e y e a r .
SPRINGFIELD, M A S S
General t r e a s u r y
License fund
. C a s h in t r a n s i t
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
700,789
1,335, 290
2,553,347
2,553,102
245
J u n e 30, 1922.
J u n e 30, 1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1
1
793,250
1,245,985
107,855
109
2,760
5,079
3,608
84, 854
268, 042
308
1,406
197,303
120, 590
76, 713
7,362,808
5, 712, 566
5, 065,175
2,197
1,099
212, 688
19,900
368, 883
42, 624
7, 545, 046
6, 871,844
4,158,172
84, 511
6,720
2,693
3
170,471
2, 423, 588
19, 729
5,730
227
1, 650, 242
1, 650, 242
673, 202
606, 639
66, 563
7, 301,053
4,113,101
3, 905, 363
207, 565
173
2, 315, 783
2,184,814
1,831, 106
329, 725
313
37, 503
165, 765
164,126
1,639
3, 187,952
3,187,873
79
1,787,919
1, 717,441
57,945
12, 533
23. 670
130, 969
130, 969
Q
W
>
628,092
319, 245
204, 943
108,059
5, 073
1,170
308,847
119,593
189, 254
6, 353,494
6,161,472
15, 078
1,000
167,354
8,590
SO
T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y O P R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H BALANCES, BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S OF M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1022—Con.
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16.]
CO
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
Date of close of fiscal year
Revenue.
o
J Nonrevenue.
Cpshon
hand at
begfnnfng
ofvSr
°l year.
I Aggregate of
receipts and
;! cash on hand
at beginning
of year.i
Cash on
hand at
close of year.
Governmental-cost.
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued.
PATERSON, N. J
General treasury
School fund
Library fund
License fund
Recorder's court fund.
Sinking fund
Public trust fund
Investment funds
Private trust fund
51 | D E S MOINES, IOWA
I
City corporation
I
General treasury
Special assessment fund.
Library fund
Water fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
Private trust funds
School district
General treasury
Public trust fund _ _
52 ! YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO
.._
C ity corporation
_
General treasury
Fee and special fund _
Sinking fund.-_
Public trust funds
School district
General treasury
Fee and special fund _
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1922 _
30, 1922.
31, 1922.
31, 1922.
31, 1922.
31, 1922.
31, 1922.
31, 1922.
31, 1922.
Mar. 31, 1922..
Mar. 31, 1922..
Mar. 31, 1922..
Dec. 31, 1922..
Mar. 31, 1922..
Dec. 31, 1922..
Mar. 31, 1922..
June 30", 1922.
June 30, 1922.
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
Aug. 31, 1922.
Aug. 31, 1922.
Aug. 31, 1922.
Oct. 31, 1922.,
775,130
164,064
f» 19,911
4,321
680
40
68,512
16,277
1,325
$5, 393, 532
2, 667, 250
2, 602,819
60, 780
680
40
818,425
973,479
257, 660
603, 581
106, 573
556,815
402,669
46,181
7, 922, 741
4,974, 571
2,195,121
.1,603,581
100,616
905,977
137,817
31,459
844, 946
819,126
25, 820
2,948,170
2, 942, 876
5,294
054, 260
948, 796
832,475
21, 687
080,978
13,656
105,464
766, 555
21, 349
308,348
9,212
7,443, 609
4,073,334
3,377, 529
21,687
650,202
23,916
3,370, 275
3,186,268
21,349
151,482
11,176
58, 212
3,751
53
00
CO
05
1
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
.. Nov.
. . . Nov.
Nov.
_ Nov.
General t r e a s u r y
License fund
L i b r a r y fund
Miscellaneous fund
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
Private trust fund.-.
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922-..
1922
1922
NORFOLK, VA
General t r e a s u r y
L i b r a r y fund
License fund
Sinking funds
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
56
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
_
31,1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
31,1922
31, 1922
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
. . . Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
_
88,338
17,712
57
CAMDEN, N. J
58
FALL RIVER, MASS
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund
_
Public trust funds.
General t r e a s u r y
B o a r d of police incidental fund
License fund
E d u c a t i o n a l fund
C a s h in t r a n s i t .
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
Private trust f u n d s . . .
,........
i
9,476, 495
8, 251, 514 1
7,959
5,167
1,127,004
84,851 |
1,040, 604
876,389
5,454, 541
5,409,979
157,903
6,312
44, 562
23, 501,868
22, 757,973 1
25, 211
7,311
647,730 1
43,163 ;
17,638
2,842
1,410,571
1, 062,102
1,665
11,312,061
11,281,281
23, 546
5,464,737
3,083, 947
3,081,873
1,372,827
424,430
389,047
47
10,584
24,752
948,397
885,452
60,648
2,297
11.239,955
7,615,355
7,356,820
2,527
8,000 1
146,238 1
101,770
3,624,600
3,402,163
188,418
34,019
533,367
16,196
11, 019
2,316
..20.
12, 939
1,059,387
494,946
1,543
15,090
4,952
526
7,956, 517
7, 943,578
62,279
5,155
45,844
17,328, 292
17,284, 291
22,336
1,097
227,613
8,251
2,014,013
1,900, 715
208, 279 !
21, 456
72, 578
5,114,189
4,978,736
1,332
6, 214
114,363
11,877
1,667
119,304
24,493
309,516
17,849
16, 597
2,842
792,763
334,121
303,621
285
8,000
7,234
D e c . 31 1922 _
D e c . 31, 1922
D e c . 31, 1922
4,395, 273
4,051,009
316,080
28,184
824,311
632,997
185,190
6,124
9, 517,608
8,819,529
600,332
97,747
1,077,607
1,002,676
69,832
5,099
5, 281,485
5,234,837
6, 286,749
6,155,056
3,486
5, 504, 763
4,801,544
863,187
401,851
209
12, 654,699
11,358,451
3,695
6, 530
4,994
483,166
763,303
3,625
30,935
1, 243,371
699,364
250
6,470,284
6,463,609
121
137
364,859
176,704
1,928
129
4,857
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
'
6,530
4,994
120,197
3,016
1
364,859
300,900
30,930
118, 307
342,206
609
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
7,311
338, 214
18, 080
1,041
146,048
79, 555
366, 752
181,309
159,536
25,907
4,298,024
4,135, 523
99,062
63,439
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
10, 779, 236
10,414, 590
190
2, 380,790
2,352,859
747
27,184
22,215
458, 642
427, 800
28, 882
1,960
2,981,350
1,965,146
7,959
5,167
969,101
33,977
4, 264,119
3,897,367
3,671, 577
187
J u n e 30, 1922
J u n e 3 0 , 1922.
J u n e 30, 1922
2,074
7,430,488
7, 234,150
12,197
1,387
.
6,658
146,000
3,362
26,734
6,183, 073
3,383,867
3,381,622
2,055
4,402,391
4,106,978
3, 885,900
2,480
8,000
133, 580
77,018
295,413
163,852
127,023
4,538
1
__
20
3,698
75, 719
3,342
41,936
17, 401. 018 1
17,078,443 1
12,197 1
1,407
947,128
711,264
_
._
2,960
44, 222
402
30,642
1,210,909
1,086,194
3,664,403
2,819,083
7,959
5,167
780,087
52,107
4,864,964
4,721,167
-
SALT L A K E CITY, UTAH
C i t y corporation
__
General t r e a s u r y
M a y o r ' s contingent fund
Sinking fund
I n v e s t m e n t funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds._
School district
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
9,243, 551
9,153,128
12, 197
1, 387
-
TRENTON, N. J
General t r e a s u r y
License funds
Recorder's court fund
Sinking funds
_
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
6,946, 558
6,839,121
2,799,206
2,793,054
6,152
46,648
Q
(-3
!>
W
3,158, 516
2,582,016
530, 500
46,000
4,941,044
4,195,478
3,324
6, 530
118,307
586,599
1,697
30,806
00
T A B L E 2 . - - S U M M A R Y O F R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H B A L A N C E S , BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922
Con.
00
to
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16.]
a
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND FUNDS OF
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
Date of close of fiscal year.
Revenue.
Nonrevenue.
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year.1
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year.
Cash on
hand at
close of year.
PAYMENTS.
Governmental-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
GROUP I I I — C I T I E S HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued.
59
General t r e a s u r y
Convict labor a c c o u n t .
L i b r a r y fund
P a r k fund
Sinking fund
_.
Public trust funds
60
Dec.
D
D ee cc ..
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
,
ALBANY, N . Y
_
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
$2,916,825
2,454,172
29,900
253, 590
738, 621
21,644
960
6,914
446,929
7,850
|
4,795,651
4,630, 754
4,533,983
49,595
47,176
549,292 !
549, 292 |
396,087
74,408
78,797
1
j
164,897
164,897
3, 313, 309
3,145, 823
2, 633,664
506,862
5,169
128
167,486
167,486
3, 720, 771
2, 267, 718
1,809
157
162,923
889,755
19,274
341, 517
118
3,226
34,274
6,110, 578
3,031,267
1,135,230
6,478
1,039, 613
200,000
62,200
379,458
494,002
21, 275
234
984
428,668
14,844
2,229
20, 235
669
781
4,083
10, 325, 351
5,320,260
1,137, 273
7,619
1, 631,204
1,104, 599
83,703
741,210
787
247,418
51,278
1, 464, 792
724,421
954
616
638,973
64, 576
7,148
16, 068
438
5,872
• 5,726
4,810,721
1,376,497
1,054, 881
6,692
909,266
1,033, 523
76,555
327,839
349
25,119
241,546
20,433
4,766,860
4, 752, 763
713
8,875
4,509
4,901,534
4, 868,386
7,641
4,000
1,826
19,681
942, 531
939,974
10, 610,925
10, 561,123
8,354
15,200
6, 567
19,681
503,180
487,869
5, 781,214
5, 780, 501
713
4,326, 531
4,292,753
7,641
1
1
_.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922._
1922
1922
Oct. 31, 1922.--
WILMINGTON, D E L
General t r e a s u r y
P u b l i c safety funds
H e a l t h fund
Street a n d sewer f u n d .
School f u n d . ._ __ _
Park fund..
W a t e r fund
License fund
S i n k i n g funds
_.
P u b l i c t r u s t funds _
6?
$3,224,085
2,180,330
_
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
I n v e s t m e n t fund __
C o u n t y supervisors' fund _
General t r e a s u r y
61
$3,371,034
3,342,605
7,120
1,403
5,119
9,119
5,668
NASHVILLE, T E N N
June
June
June
June
June
Dec.
June
June
June
Apr.
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
31,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1922
1922
1922.._
1922 .__
1922.. _
1922__
1922„_
1922
1922
J u n e 30, 1922..__
Dec.
_ Dec.
Dec.
. Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922._
1922
1922
1922
i
I
i
1
|
1
1
LOWELL, MASS_
General t r e a s u r y . _
License f u n d . . .
Sinking fund
Public trust funds..
Private trust f u n d s - .
__,
__ 1
i
1
243,411
12,921
$9, 511,944
7, 977,107
7,120
32,263
265,623
1,194,669
35,162
1
1
2,325
232
1
8,658,252
8,325,869
7, 563, 734
630, 865
131,142
128
332,383 !
332,383
$3,530,924
3,053,845
1,602
27, 658
434,669
13,150
585, 510
585, 510
271,652
246,809
67, 049
$4,048,300
3,835, 542
7,120
30, 661
152,965
85,000
760,000
22,012
5,624, 786
5,457,300
5, 411,137
1,839
44,324
167,486
167, 486
15, 200
111
$1,932,720
1,087, 720
>
O
>
Ul
2, 447, 956
2, 283,059
1, 880,945
382, 217
19, 769
128
164,897
164,897
4,049,838
3, 219, 342
81,438
311
82,965
6,500
397,303
6, 456
19, 681
>
H
i—i
ui
Hj
Q
CO
O
2
S
Ui
9, 250, 225
7,159, 590
5, 930,402
1,142,862
25,104
60,037
1,185
2,090,635
2,037,708
52,927
902, 867
690, 557
520,655
136,755
13,228
18, 734
1,185
212,310
174, 883
37,427
1,576,001
1,363,085
699,236
639,930
June 30, 1922..
June 30, 1922.
978, 616
769,762
615,489
128,351
7,992
17,078
852
208,854
203,215
5,639
6, 771,357
5,105, 948
4, 710, 511
366,177
11, 876
17,384
1, 611, 240
1, 564, 852
46, 388
3,102, 487
2,831,946
2, 360, 614
426,192
3,000
41,807
333
270, 541
269,641
900
1, 665,409
1,665,409
212,916
197,416
15,500
FORT WORTH, T E X
General treasury..
School fund
_.
Library fund
_
Park fund
Sinking funds
Investment funds.
June
Aug.
Dec.
June
June
June
30, 1922...
31, 1922
31, 1922
30, 1922
30, Aug. 31, 1922..
30, Aug. 31, 1922..
4,057,305
2, 850,051
340, 382
1,445
32, 331
801,894
31, 202
2,996, 779
1,788,975
738, 868
22,815
127,987
316.134
2,000
901,433
100,077
267, 607
2,142
3,567
465,562
62,478
7,955,517
4,739,103
1, 346,857
26,402
163,885
1, 583, 590
95,680
1, 453,828
883,278
135, 061
1,274
7,687
352,191
74, 337
4, 259,022
2, 516,689
1,177,070
25,128
131, 275
388, 663
20,197
2,242,667
1,339,136
34, 726
CAMBRIDGE, MASS
General treasury..-.
Sinking funds.
Public trust funds..
Private trust funds..
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
31, 1922..
31, 1922..
31, 1922..
31, 1922..
5,355,965
5,182, 979
168, 927
4,059
5,824,039
5,308, 724
499.135
510, 449
432,062
74,407
2,899
1,081
6,102,887
6,098,072
16,180
505,821
453,821
47,360
3,727
913
5,072, 489
4,415,390
641,015
72
012
1,192, 763
536, 988
145,442
359,150
32,396
655, 775
547, 933
102,342
5,500
1,411,483
975,180
810, 540
139,473
25,167
436,303
332,173
103,898
232
5,479, 633
3, 206,163
2,634,463
514,137
57, 563
2, 273,470
2,058, 421
207,977
7,072
1,031,927
541,163
397,789
109,308
34,066
490,764
339,107
150,756
901
3,607,500
1,974,861
1,972,132
2,729
932, 266
364,406
280, 291
14,011
70,104
567, 860
567,860
495,542
487, 925
280,130
62, 525
145,270
7,617
7,363
254
5,332,412
3,121,175
2,263, 746
626,236
231,193
2, 211, 237
2, 205, 340
1,147
4,750
563,683
437, 467
211,198
130,076
96,193
126,216
125,978
238
KANSAS CITY, KANS
City corporation
General treasury,_.
Kinking funds
Public trust funds.
Investment funds..
Private trust fund.
School district
General treasury_..
Sinking fund
66 j READING, P A .
City corporation..
General treasury _. Sinking fund..
Private trust fund..
School district
General treasury..Sinking fund..
Public trust fund...
ERIE, P A .
City corporation
General treasury..Water f u n d . .
Sinking fund..
School district
General treasury..Petty cash funds--Public trust funds..
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1922,.
31, 1922..
31, 1922..
31, 1922..
31, 1922..
Jan. 1, 1923Jan. 1, 1923..
Jan. 1, 1923..
July 3, 1922..
July 3, 1922..
July 3, 1922..
Jan. 1, 1923..
Jan. 1, 1923..
Jan. 1, 1923..
July 3, 1922..
July 3, 1922..
July 3, 1922..
5,169,122
3, 557,882
2, 954, 299
588,319
14,112
1,152
2,875, 387
1,693,995
1,678, 481
15, 514
1,181,392
1,178,315
1,737
1,340
3,904, 604
2, 268,844
1,703,325
549, 700
15,819
1, 635, 760
1, 630,117
893
4,750
11,685,825
10,945,524
715,422
7,786
17,093
4,815
1,632,639
1,608,722
17, 746
6,171
3,998,317
2,081,811
1, 595, 651
486,160
1,916, 506
1, 915, 597
909
23,919
24,923
842, 736
1,146
840, 206
690, 139
264, 542
402, 100
23, 497
150,067
110, 592
39, 475
>
Ul
770, 412
601,897
456,897
10,000
135,000
168, 515
163,765
4,750
i Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
OO
CO
T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A E Y OF R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H B A L A N C E S , BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S O F ' M U N I C I P A L ' G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Con,
©0
City num- j j
ber.
||
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16.]
RECEIPTS.
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
D a t e of close of fiscal year.
Revenue.
Nonrevenue.
C a s h on
hand at
beginning
of year.
1
; Aggregate of
receipts a n d
cash on h a n d
a t beginning
of year. 1
PAYMENTS.
C a s h on
hand at
close of year.
Governmental-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
G R O U P I I I . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F J 00,000 T O 300 ,000—Continue! 1.
68
Feb.
Feb
P'eb.
- Feb.
Feb
Feb
General t r e a s u r y -_
P a r k fund
28,
28,
28,
28,
2$
28,
1922.__
1922
__. _ _
1
1922
1922.__----_--1922
1922
J u n e 30, 1922
1
69
General t r e a s u r y
C o u n t y supervisors' f u n d .
C i t y court fund
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
70
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922.,
1922.,
1922
1922._
1922..
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
_
1922
1922
1922
1922 _ _
__
__
SPOKANE, W A S H
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
S i n k i n g funds
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t fund
School d i s t r i c t .
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking f u n d . .
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
_ _
71
. Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
DUI.UTH, M I N N
_
J u n e 30, 19~22
J u n e 30, 1922
D e c . 31, 1922
i
1
1
1
_
C i t y corporation
. .
General t r e a s u r y _ _ _ _ _ _
Sinking fund
_ __ _
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
«
1 n v e s t m e n t fund
,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
A u g . 31,
Dec. 31,
1922- __
1922. .
Dee. 31, 1922 __
1922_
...
$4,907,875
2,985,914
2,254,794
J11, f)70
440,961
178,589
$6,248,516
3,558,644
3,253,204
150,701
143,223
1,526
1,921,961
1,921,961
9,990
2, 689,872
2, 689,872
$2, 344, 538
2, 302,880
2, 100,535
20,510
142,320
27,811
10,000
1,698
41,658
41, 658
j
)
|
|
j
1
|
$13,500,929
8, 847, 438
7, (508, 533
282,787
726, 504
207,926
10,000
11,688
4, 653, 491
4, 653,491
$3, 450,993
1,883,369
1,696,717
111,565
62, 625
11,268
1,194
1,567,624
1, 567, 624
2, 512, 712
2, 512, 712
20,358,845
19,503,076
220,519
539
6,132
88,283
540,296
407, 558
382,416
14,042
7, 595, 446
7, 357, 795
206,477
26
$r>, 672,033
3,159,321
2, 376,000
171,222
416,967
195,132
565, 992 i
520, 403 i
18, 394 |
2,312
105,372
12,806,789
12,108,910
197,534
513
6,132
84,192
409, 508
5,122,078
2, 921,929
2, 787,760
124,172
8,580
1,417
2,200,149
1,831,920
357,144
11,085
1, 380,634
1, 233,891
888, 854
312,435
23,646
8,956
146, 743
121, 737
24,396
610
781, 590 |
459, 958
426,021
16,020
11, 703 !
4,214
323, 632
123,613
199,647
372
7,284,302
4,613,778
4,102,635 1
452,627 1
43,929
14,587
2,670,524
2,077,270
581,187
12,067
968,045
464,044
424,287
19, 309
17,185
3,263
504,001
284, 503
218, 989
509
4, 639, 564
2,866,680
2, 841,857
5,661,661
3,826,279
3, 443,129
244,478
138,672
1, 736,133
1,197,696
1, 183,598
434, 303
414, 909
298,008
77. 893
39,008
7,832,097
5,438,884
4,924,735
322,371
187,778
4,000 |
347, 743
311,968
287, 464
9, 751
14,753
6,216,793
4, 225, 939
4, 191,723
138
34, 078
6, 986,064
6, 873, 763
4,591
26
10,098
4,000
1,779
25,416
I
18
11,082
31,148
24,823
1, 772,884
1,675,997
95,439
1,448
.$4, 377, 903
3, 804, 748
3,535,816
246.912
1,526
10,000
10, 494
573, 155
573,155
12,355,841
11,762,865
o
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513
6,132
88, 265
498, 066
1,67G, 693
1, 283,054
836,491
433,318
1,921
11,324
393, 639
116,770
266, 759
JO, 110
1,267,561
900, 977
445, 548
312,482
138, 947
4,000
O
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H
School district.... . . . .
General treasury .
Sinking fund.
Public trust fund.
Ii
|
July 31, 1922..
July 31, 1922..
i July 31, 1922..
1.835,382
1,597,056
115,497
122,829
538, 437
411,644
50, 907
75,886
4,159,804
4,114,058
413
36,648
2
>871
5,814
5,079, 803
4, 775,849
5,808
197, 200
4,090
2,113
94, 743
|
1
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!
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3,740,019
3,267,436
347,297
5,473
1,038
25
100,396
16,979
1,375
5,394, 813
1,498, 659
732,167
42, 849
1,450
4,341
3,086, 474
24,968
3,905
4, 293,094
4,155,128
3, 925, 782
||
3,621,642
3,621,642
3,556,188
2,661
12,507
25,'642
24,644
LYNN, M A S S
General t r e a s u r y
License fund
S i n k i n g funds
Public trust funds...
I n v e s t m e n t fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
ELIZABETH, N .
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
J
Dec. 31,
J u n e 30,
N o v . 30,
D e c . 31,
D e c . 31,
D e c . 31,
D e c . 31,
Dec. 31,
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922 __.
1922
1922
1922
1
Y
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
L i b r a r y fund
C i t y clerk's f u n d . . .
S i n k i n g funds
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
Private trust fund...
C o u n t y s u p e r v i s o r s ' fund
General t r e a s u r y
TACOMA,
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1
1
1
_
General t r e a s u r y
School fund
Library fund. _
License fund
Police court f u n d . . .
S i n k i n g fund
P u b l i c t r u s t fund _
I n v e s t m e n t fund
UTICA, N .
31,1922 . . .
31,1922
31%1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922.
1922.
1922
1922.
1922
1922
_
.
.
N o v . 30, 1922.
1
!
I
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WASH
C i t v corporation
(leneral t r e a s u r y
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t fund
Private trust fund.
School district
General t r e a s u r y .
Sinking f u n d . . . _.
Investment fund..
P a r k district __
....
General t r e a s u r y . .
Investment fund..
_.
._
_
Dec.
Dec.
_ Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922.
1922_
1922
1922
J u n e 30, 1922. _
J u n e 30, 1922
J u n e 30, 1922
1
.
_._
1
|
.
Dec. 31, 1 9 2 2 . . .
Dec. 31,1922
i Also th©
6,180,337
4,444,365
4,362,665
68,311
12.139
1,250
i, 604, 725
1,521,905
74,724
„8,096
131,247
131,247
12,480
6,914
303, 829
259,443
30, 353
10,050
766
3, 217
2, 633,071
1,042, 207
1, 098, 734
550
464,826
17, 692
9,062
915, 955
915, 955
868, 739
29
5,106
155, 711
32,662
35,867
137, 966
137, 966
21, 932
4,899
20, 356
2,100, 904
2,028,073
1,005,628
922, 564
12, 509
878, 050
681,110
506, 994
112,762
8,676
87,372
60, 703
60,703
52,678
172, 787
40, 393
84, 273
48,121
24,153
20, 274
-
I
12,128 |
3,529 i
8,599 !
3, "<?J
2,393,213 •
2.008,700 I
178,884
205, 629
35, 775 1
188
34,362 j
1,225 |
1,990.854
1,866, 114
113,910
10,830
366,5X4
142.398
30,612
193,574
4, 166,664
4,163,742
413
5, 193,953
4,827,053
5, 80S
259,000
9,513,436 !
9,149,350
6, 221
264,201
17,011
8,693
97, 960
182,819
158,555
11,767,903
5, 808, 302
2,178,198
48, 872
2,488
4, 366
3, 651, 696
59, 639
14, 342
2,310,439
1,482, 828
745,834
1,514
38, 663
37, 803
3,797
21,836
3, 910
8,830, 691
8, 692, 725
8, 350, 709
2,690
17, 613
203, 285
62, 205
56, 223
137, 968
137, 966
824, 399
824, 399
754, 837
225
4, 824, 848
4, 686, 882
4, 658, 705
30
45,486
9, 955
13, 896
2,061
26, 086
9,159, 291
7, 153,548
5, 875, 287
1, 103,637
33, 324
1, 250
140, 050
1, 838, 215
1, 623,001
158,997
56, 217
167, 528
155,050
12, 478
1,045,376
808, 161
533,922
213, 504
5,118
of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
5, 20 i
14, 502
1,310
3,251
. __212,119
65, 431
90, 471
56, 217
25,096
12, 618
12, 478
2,509
7, 383
94, 709
3, 456, 615
1, 977, 795
1, 407,815
44,196
1,038
25
6,000,849
2, 347, 679
24, 549
3,162
1,450
4,341
3, 613, 033
6,635
3,181,444
3,181,444
2, 937,167
2,435
17,613
155, 738
26,164
42, 327
137,966
137,966
1, 494,848
1, 460, 750
34,098
2,004,203
1,864, 178
1,004,477
768,416
5, 602
1.250
84, 433
131, 248
96, 820
34, 428
133, 655
133, 655
8,777
8,777
6,109,712
4,481,209
4, 336, 888
121,717
22, 604
T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y O P R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H B A L A N C E S , BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S OF M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Con.
00
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16.]
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CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
Date of close of fiscal year.
Eevenue.
Nonre venue.
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year.
Aggregate of
receipts and
Cash on
cash on hand
hand at
at beginning
I
close
of year,
of year.1 h
PAYMENTS.
Governmental-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
GROUP IV— CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA
City corporation
General treasury
Dock and terminal fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
School district
General treasury
Sinking fund
Dec.
Dec
Dec.
Dec.
31,1922.
31,1922 .
31,1922..
31,1922..
June 30, 1922.
June 30, 1922.
SOMERVILLE, M A S S
General treasury _.
License fund
Public trust funds..
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
OKLAHOMA CITY, O K L A . . .
C ity corporation_
General treasury . .
Sinking fund
Public trust fund..
Private trust fund.
School district...
General treasury...
Sinking fund
79
June
June
June
June
30, 1922.
30, 1922.
30, 1922.
30, 1922.
June 30, 1922.
June 30, 1922.
WATERBURY, CONN
City corporation.
General treasury .
School fund..
License fund
Court fee fund
Sinking fund
Public trust fundSchool district
General treasury..
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec
Dec.
31; 1922..
31, 1922..
31, 1922..
31, 1922..
31, 1922..
31, 1922..
June 30, 1922..
664,753
533,105
334,785
104,070
71,954
22,296
131,648
034 112
97,536
$4,710, 596
2, 434, 154
1,154, 634
1,000, 520
260,000
19, 000
2, 276,442
1, 226, 665
1, 049, 777
$602, 735
381, 917
295, 941
675
43, 363
41, 938
220, 818
135, 795
85, 023
3,237,849
3, 236,689
2, 836,765
2,833, 708
3,057
161, 234
159, 778
8,140, 823
5,894, 382
3, 319,485
1,871, 859
254
702, 784
2,246,441
555,302
1, 691,139
399, 728
209, 652
63,481
48, 002
5,796
92, 373
190, 076
19,106
170, 970
13, 583,653
9,085, 537
5,883, 460
2, 400, 770
6,150
795,157
4,498,116
2, 251, 678
2, 246,438
5, 787, 531
5, 778, 320
5,699, 786
246, 463
243, 564
225, 911
1,219
10,145,961 I
10, 098, 661
9,952,947
1,713
1,122
30,118
26, 966
85, 795 j
47, 300
47, 300 II
1,160
5, 043,102
2, 981,503
2,500,494
480,909
100
2,061,599
1,677,270
384,329
111,967
076,777
027,250
494
19,571
8,966
20,496
35,190
35,190
1,456
1,122
3,777
15,000
58, 635
9,211
9, 211
6,770
3, 000
6, 664
2,899
2, 899
hrj
$9, 978,084
$4, 312,933
6, 349,176
2, 233, 591
4, 785,360
941, 285
1,105, 265
894,905
375, 317
345, 317
83, 234
52, 084
3, 628,908
2, 079, 342
2,396, 572
1, 089,155
990,187
1, 232, 336 I
6,235,848
6, 230,175 |
3,057
2,616
510, 757
509,694
1,063
3, 288,978
3, 074, 267
2, 792,133
223,155
$4, 972,143
3, 441, 741
3, 243, 755
166, 836
$693, 008
673, 844
600, 320
43, 524
30,000
31,150
1, 530,402
1, 288, 253
242,149
19,164
19,164
3, 238,160
3, 236, 607
2, 486, 931
2,483,874
3,057
1,553
5,465, 677
3,153, 318
537,187
1,879,953
58, 979
214, 711
9,337
205, 374
1,971,046
1, 790,323
180, 723
736,178
2,312,359
452,018
1, 860, 341
167,435
163,008
150,477
1, 357
5, 657, 355
5, 615,897
5, 551, 217
356
4,427
3,885
60, 439
41,458
41,458
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Ul
4,828,998
2,857, 952
2, 554,140
297,662
6,150
5, 276
1, 000
4,898
4,427
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4, 321,171
4, 319, 756
4, 251, 253
1,122
20,957
25,966
20,458
1,415
1,415
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LAWKENCE, MASS
General treasury _ _ _ _ _
License fund _
_ _
Sinking funds
Public trust funds
_,_
Investment fund
Private trust fund __ _ _
CANTON, OHIO
_._ .„ _
City corporation
General treasury
Fee and special fundLibrary fund
_ _ _
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
School district
_ _ _
General treasury
Fee and special fund
SCHENECTADY, N . Y
General treasury __
County supervisors' fund
City clerk's fund. _
Sinking funds
_
Public trust funds
Investment funds
Private trust fund. .
83
1
- - - Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec
Dec.
Jan.
Dec.
__ Dec.
31, 1922-31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922 _
31, 1922.-
3,927,963 1
3,888,316
293
38,898
456 1
J
1,208
30, 531
__!
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Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
TULSA, OKLA
_
City corporation
General treasury __
Sinking fund_.
Public trust funds _ _ _
Private trust funds
School districtGeneral treasury _
Sinking fund
June
June
June
June
263,491
91
19,276
3,279,014
1,711,327 |
944,373
26,050
923
19, 786
35, 223
2,398
370, 911
944, 385
944, 385
2, 011,893
664,510
157, 720
105, 718
506
400, 566
1, 347, 383
1, 288,187
59.196 1
1,064,948
477,020
175, 333
228,857
10,429
62, 401
587, 928
297, 452
290,476
6,023, 625
2,747,038
1, 624, 799
647,130
12,142
462, 967
3, 276, 587
2, 681,929
594, 65K 1
968, 615
413, 64460, 889
325,048
7, 592
20,115
554, 971
265, 437
289,534
3, 826,497
1, 613, 709
1, 413, 211
196,247
4,251
3, 899,233
2, 620, 516
1,108,119
585, 214
282,999
590,813
35,999
14,994
2, 378
1, 402, 564
458,179
2,888
June 30, 1922- _
June 30, 1922
1
_
_
1
1
2, 946, 784
1, 605, 508
1,291, 746
312,555
1, 207
1,341, 276
1,096,290
244,986
2, 423, 505
2,078,854
38, 995
11,451
106,409
27,885
137, 690
22, 221
4,424,135
2,466, 540
994,730
585,012
261,951
562,928
45, 707
16,212
!
1
30, 1922..
30, 1922
30, 1922
30, 1922.-
5,889, 397
5,843,108
43,760
1, 743,901
800, 509
568, 243
9, 766
4, 842
70,112
47, 405
34, 683
8,918
56, 540
943, 392
943, 392
1,006,670
852,686
1,278,737
1, 278,717
2,120, 208
1,957,540
1,119,649
6, 784, 927
3, 748, 436
1, 587, 552
594,980
331, 533
633, 963
140,212
67,476
11,418
381, 302
3,036,491
3, 036,491
4, 462, 948
4,126, 398
82, 755
6,705
96,407
30, 074
83,913
36, 696
.._
4,983,567
2,369, 957
1,935,050
20,064
17,927
375,106
21,810
2, 613,610
2, 593,969
19,641
25,434
1,483,130
669, 741
476, 545
9,766
22,484
42,227
84,427
17,259
6, 642
10, 391
813,389
813, 389
4,121, 051
4, 089, 373
July 31, 1922
3,860,965
3,830,907
3,019
1,002
456
1,208
24, 373
1, 277, 767
1,146, 495
1
31, 1922
31, 1922
i
31, 1922
31, 1922
___ _
31, 1922 _
|
31, 1922 __.
31, 1922 _
1
I
1
4,250,664
4, 250,371
293
9, 590, 669
9,068, 457
82,755
11,451
129, 486 1
71, 011
164,463
63, 046
4,178
745,467
17,309
1,567,687
1,567,687
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922-..
31, 192231, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922. .
902,156 1
453, 914
4
422, 713
91
2,464,010
1, 565, 520
722, 575
16,353
382,139
5,325
323, 936
323, 936
4,746
11,237
11,267
4,428
9,013, 785 j
8, 535,192
3,316
423,715 i
547
1,208 1
49,807 !
9,567,785
5, 893, 017
3, 777, 274
20,064 j
21,667
2,013, 703 j
60,309 !
3,674,768
3, 655,127
19, 641
2, 242,488
1, 918, 552
1, 514, 735
Aug. 31, 1922
Aug. 31, 1922
FORT WAYNE, IND
Citv corporation _ _
General treasury _
Special assessment funds _.
Water fund
Light and power fund _
Sinking fund__
Public trust fund
Investment fund
Private trust funds
School district __ __
General treasury __
863,738 1!
580,880
4,046,283
2, 263,138
1,318,166
20, 064
1,136
886, 097
37, 675
1, 783,145
1, 763, 504
19, 641
31, 19~22
1
31, 1922.31, 1923
31, 1922
_
31,1922, Jan. 31,1923
Dec.
Oct.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
4, 222, 084 1
4,065,996
3,023
121, 326
21,842
29, 670
76,122
26,350
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
3,740
819, 230
19,975
898,490
898,490
23,077
40, 597
26, 773
40, 825
2,529
1,957,595
1,957, 595
2, 212, 788
2, 062,309
150,479 1
819, 367
18, 524
162,668
162,668
616, 891
481,387
24, 579
202
64, 740
923
47,100
16, 581
2,500
324,762
135, 504
135,504
Q
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r
1, 228, 513
719,685
150, 699
125, 835
299
442,852
508,828
354,183
154,645
00
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TABLE 2.
SUMMARY O F R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H BALANCES, BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1022
(1cm
Of)
[For a list of t h e cities a r r a n g e d a l p h a b e t i c a l l y b y States, with t h e n u m b e r assigned t o each, see p . 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p . !(>.]
CJTY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
C a s h on
hand at
beginning
of year.
D a t e of close of fiscal year.
Revenue.
Nonrevenue.
A g g r e g a t e of
i
i
PAYJY
receipts a n d j j C ash on !
cash on h a n d '• h a n d a t
a t beginning ! close of y e a r . , G o v e r a m e n of year. 1
j;
' |
tal-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
G R O U P I V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 50,000 T O 100,000—Continued.
K V AN S VILLE, I N D
C ity corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Special assessment fund Library fund..
...
C e m e t e r y funds
.._
Sinking fund
._
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
I n v e s t m e n t fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
School district
General t r e a s u r y
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1922.
31, 1922.
31, 1922.
31, 1922.
31, 1922.
31, 192231, 1922.
31, 1922.
July31, 1923.
SAVANNAH, G A
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Pilotage commission f u n d . .
Sinking fund
I n v e s t m e n t funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
{ Dec.
i Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
i D e c . 31,1922.
VLLENTOWN, P A _ _
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y . .
Sinking f u n d . .
School district
General t r e a s u r y . _
Sinking f u n d . .
88 , K N O X V J L L K ,
:
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J a n . 1, 1923..
J a n . 1, 1923..
J u l y 3, 1922-.
J u l y 3, 1922-
TENN__--.
General t r e a s u r y . . Sinking f u n d . .
Public trust funds.
Sept. 30, 1922..
Sept. 30, 1922-.
Sept. 30, 1922-.
$3,051,578
1,919,430
1, 309,117
472,340
83,934
45,359
835
7,845
1,132,148
1,132,148
2, 285,896
1,897, 765
1,887,127
44
7,513
3,081
$1,087,884 I
1,080,803 I
536,136 |
'"-V-V".W-\
59,276
47,464
10,341
427,586
7,081
7,081
!
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$751,532
374,439
211,169
26^034
16,682
19,631
56,606
44,317
377,093
377,093
2
$3,381,039
2,096,138
1, 500,106
472, 340
66, 729
33, 726
41
23,196
$4,890, 994
3,374, 672
2,056, 422
472, 340
109, 968
62, 041
79, 742
111,915
10, 341
471,903
1, 516, 322
1, 516, 322
$871,853
659, 332
449,484
200,505
199,668
21,128
1,027
110,500
2, 366, 963
1,992,711
1, 992, 498
213
67, 013
837
837
374, 252
374, 252
13,178
14, 864
2, 613
293, 485
293, 485
43. 239
18,810
64, 921
50, 458
26, 420
212,521
212, 521
1,284,901 :
1,284,901 i
$638, l(;2
619,202
106,832
w
H
531,716
238, 231
207, 576
CO
193,476
184, 793
46, 894
946
76,165
388,131
388,131
60, 788
8,683
8,683
3, 099,184
2, 430, 610
2, 221, 202
1,240
123, 678
14, 864
69, 626
668, 574
668, 574
2,091,037
1,095,937
800,807
295,130
995,100
972,726
22,374
1,429,031
314, 236
294, 490
19, 746
1,114,795
905,093
209, 702
789,485
521,813
459, 221
62, 592
267, 672
216,935
50, 737
4. 309, 553
1, 931, 986
1, 554, 518
377, 468
2, 377, 567
2,094, 754
282,813
1,314,316
517, 833
429, 407
88, 426
796, 483
685,873
110,610
2,251,724
1,085,610
1,019,958
65, 652
1,166,114
1,076,211
89, 903
743,513
328, 543
105,153
222, 390
414,970
332, 670
82, 300
2, 643, 729
2, 634, 525
4, 288, 592
3, 605, 342
683, 250
45, 781
12, 530
(>. 978,102
(i, 252, 403
683, 250
42, 449
509, 942
469,414
1,858
38, (570
3, 9(H), 673
3, 578, 595
379, 559
2,519
!, 507, 487
!. 204, 394
301,833
1, 2(H)
33, 245
>
9, 505
14,780
32, 261
10, 341
445,483
18,900
18, 900
619,812
348,052
287,181
250
40,000
11,783
8.838
271, 760
271, 760
9,204 I-
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PASO, T E X . '
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General t r e a s u r y . .
School f u n d .
Library fund..
Sinking f u n d s .
Public trust fund.
SAN
Feb.
Aug.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
28, 1922..
31, 1922..
31, 1922..
28, 1922..
28, 1922..
DIEGO, CALIF..
C i t y corporation _.
General t r e a s u r y . .
Special assessment f u n d .
Sinking f u n d . _
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
..
Investment funds.
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
-School district
General t r e a s u r y . .
Sinking f u n d . .
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31,1922..
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
M ANCHESTER, N . H . . .
General t r e a s u r y . . Library fund..
Sinking fund-.
Public trust f u n d . .
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
LlARRtSBURG, P A . . .
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Special assessment f u n d . .
Sinking f u n d
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
_.
I n v e s t m e n t funds
School district
„
General t r e a s u r y .
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
1
439,284
141, 547
5,792
68
290,363
1,514
5, 250, 325
3, 595, 263
2, 353, 743
377,972
830, 512
6, 663
26, 373
2,126,051
1, 354, 762
388, 201
2,009, 264
1, 589,067
892, 073
609, 121
15, 689
1,166
71,018
420,197
300, 788
119,409
June 30, 1922.
June 30, 1922.
1, 655,062
1, 533, 398
121, 664
Dec. 31,
June 30,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
3, 739, 229
3, 212, 585
444,140
643
63, 886
17, 975
5, 559,076
3. 936, 254
1,222,927
456
393, 639
5,800 !
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31.
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
19231923-.
1923..
1923..
1923..
J u l y 3, 1922...
J u l y 3, 1922..
J u l y 3, 1922..
PEORTA, I I I
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y . _.
S i n k i n g funds
P u b l i c t r u s t funds...
Investment fund...
4,231,107
2,939,293
908,946
28, 593
352, 907
1,368
1,638
424, 355
540, 568
771,289
749,146
22,143
BAYOWNE, N . J . . .
General t r e a s u r y . .
School fund
License fund _.
Sinking f u n d - .
P u b l i c t r u s t fund_
1,772,193
1,474,972
283, 490
1,348
11,901
482
Dec.
Dec.
June
Dec.
31,
31,
30,
31,
1922...
1922
D e c 31, 1 9 2 2 . . .
1922
2, 961, 986
2, 947, 679
11,920
2,387
414, 944
420, 239
403,941
4,087
3, 6f"
8,512
994, 705
985,069
7,436
2,200
2, 587, 569
1,276,316
1, 239,441
3, 421
32, 017
1,437
Also t h e aggregate of p a y m e n t s a n d cash o n h a n d at t h e close of t h e year.
4, 444,897
4.218,110
582, 238
354, 274
136,627
77,897
13,440
329,681
303, 839
123,458 |-
6, 442, 584
4,555,812
1,198,228
30,009
655,171
3,364
2, 048, 378
1,797,038
3,757
42
244,177
3,364
2, 757, 287
1,328,648
1,187,712
24, 132
216, 795
1,636,919
1,430, 126
6, 759
5,835
194, 199
9, 385, 640
6, 539,092
3, 634, 017
377,972
1,439,633
23, 990
451,894
611, 586
2,846,548 !
2,583,332 j
2,004, 768
1,191, 903
538, 668
5, 543,868
3.569, 424
2, 673, 547
377, 972
515, 283
2,622
1,837,004
1,777,765
421,802
263,216 j
9,880,543
7, 503,113
1,803,694
1,099
535,422
I
|
566, 917
21,118
1,366
63, 834
812,865
6S1,115
131,750
460,811
152,915
j
I
37,215 !
• I
7.736,564 |
7,469,628 ]
890 *
135,378 I
289, 306
18, 590
54. 797
41, 172
890
24,952
128,281 |
1, 217, 908 ;
452, 464
53. 434 j
120, 000 i
187, 629
1,237.030
1,149,220
1, 078, 268
4,869,882 |
3,021,923
2, 535, 643 j
91, 401
765,444
670, 567
84, 477
10, 400
1,806,977
640,102
556,950
.13, 575
29, 577
40,000
3,918,409
2, 248, 479
1,650.662
643
5,501,323
5, 254, 634
117
456
246,116
18, 625
3, 912, 338
3, 910, 887
3, 769, 429
3,517,569
135, 378
1, 451
2,387 j
103,329 I
1,974,444
1,901,071
73, 373
357,433
250
450. 528
547, 752
59, 239
1.146
58, 093
643, 529
581,429
515, 381
120,000 j
16, 250
4,659
50, 043
87,810
1,229
84, 842
1, 739
207,966
8, 358
149, 958
1,847,959
1, 656,865
176, 755
14,339
12, 637
2,661
50, 750
62,100
3, 143
55, 655
3, 302
384,136
112,546
99, 505
4,958
8,083
4, 778, 682
2, 028,964
1,895,896
21,954
69, 677
41. 437
555,930
125, 000
118, 374
5,517
1,109
3,421,007 |
1,962.982
1,819,002
120,000
1,697
22, 283
1.458,025
1, 446, 988
03fi
805.346
477,512
201,260
.. .
195, 329
4, 000
76, 923
327. 834
206, 734
121,10(1
11,037
2,937, 650
1,330,419
1,298,957
1,285,102
573, 545
*JM37
31, 462
T h e figures for this city cover t h e t r a n s a c t i o n s for only 11 m o n t h s .
37, 10fi
41, 437
T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y O F R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H BALANCES, BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922
-Con.
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[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, w ith the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16.]
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
'Date of close of fiscal year.
Revenue.
Nonrevenue.
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year.
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year.1""
PAYMENTS.
Ga^sh on
hand at
close of year.
Governmental-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued.
PEORIA, III.—Continued.
|
School district
{
General treasuryi June 30, 1922.
Public trust fund
Aug. 31, 1922.
Investment fund
j June 30, 1922..
Pleasure driveway and park district.)
General treasury.
May 31, 1922..
Sinking fund
May 31, 1922..
Investment fundMay 31, 1922.
ST. JOSEPH, M O
City corporation
General treasury. __
Library fund.
Fiscal agency fund.
Sinking fund
J
Public trust funds..
School district.
General treasury.
Sinking fund
Apri. 17, 1922
Apr. 30, 1922
,
Apr. 17, 1922
Apri. 17, 1922
Apr. 17, Dec. 31, 1922..
June 30, 1922.
i June 30, 1922.
WICHITA, KANS._
City corporation
General treasury...
Library fund
Public trust funds..
Sch ool district
General treasury...
Sinking fund
Public trust fund..
Dec. 31, 1922..
Dec. 31, 1922..
Dec. 31, 1922..
June 30, 1922..
June 30, 1922..
June 30, 1922..
1, 944,873
1,081,733
1,071, 760
2,408
1,785
5,780
863,140
716,661
146,479
$1,094,856
1,071,461
23, 395
$171,815
162,199
9, 616
72, 019
72, 019
99, 775
77,125
22, 650
212,189
206,061
60,114 i
17, 250
126,406
2,294
6,125
163
5,962
$2,406,743
2, 343, 404
51, 386
11,953 I
342, 975
309,116
31,934
1,925 i
$374, 865
367,112
7, 753
233, 322
139, 030
44, 267
894
589
89, 586
3,694
94, 292
16,847
77, 445
2,390,384
1,426,827
1,176,141
3, 302
17,839
217,777
11,768
963, 557
733, 671
229, 886
166, 191
87, 560
40, 296
1, 853
338
39, 527
5, 546
78, 631
19, 216
59,415
1, 742, 228
984, 696
960, 427
1,449
17, 501
6,183, 659
2, 868, 361
2,800,114
32, 031
36, 216
3, 315,298
3, 053, 469
165, 831
95,998
1,683,311
398, 256
376, 891
7,233
14,132
1, 285,055
1,184, 224
100, 831
3, 668,454
1, 879, 555
1, 843, 552
24, 798
11, 205
1, 788, 899
1,692,901
2, 883, 628 |
1, 757, 743
1,421,184
336, 559
1,125,885 1
209,332
149, 022
69,381
80, 241
59,710
2, 079,622
1, 065, 644
1, 053,859
11,785
1,013,978
3, 404, 235
1, 831,193
1,812,982
2,780
15, 431
1,573, 042
1,401, 965
88, 430
82, 647
1, 919, 020
777, 588
751,112
26, 476
2,405
860, 404
259, 580
236, 020
2,775
20, 785
600,824
512.477
77,401
10,946
2, 054, 768
1, 032,182
898, 534
133, 648
1, 022, 586
599, 044
594, 801
457, 255
137, 546
4, 243
229,816
130, 760
65, 395
65, 365
99, 056
1,141, 432
1,139, 027 I
56, 065
42, 247
13, 818
$1,370,328
1, 360, 504
9,824
236, 903
236, 787
116
5,319
757, 532
708,330
49, 202
$661, 550
615, 788
33, 809
11,953
50, 007
30, 082
18, 000
1, 925
481, 965
354, 571
175,418
178,250
903
127, 394
6,125
121, 269
831,894
590, 550
579, 671
10, 879
241, 344
176, 344
65,000
95,998
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City corporation
General treasury .
Sinking funds
School district
$1,140,072
1,109, 744
18, 375
11,953
171,181
159,972
9,284
1,925
Jan. 1, 1923..
Jan. 1, 1923..
594, 674
542,477
297, 944
244, 533
52,197
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Publio t r u s t fund
( J u l y 3, I922_-_
_| J u l y 3, 1922
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1,020,275
2,311
M a r . 31, 1922..
M a r . 31, 1922..
M a r . 31, 1922..
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2,850,572
1,472,910
1,432,404
21,086
19,420
1,377,662
1,349,988
27,674
Sioux CITY, IOWA
C i t y corporation
_
General T r e a s u r y - S i n k i n g fund
Public trust funds.
School district
General t r e a s u r y . . _
S i n k i n g fund
99
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1922.
31, 1922.
31, 1922.
31, 1922 _
31, 1922
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1,384,997
1,384,997
J;
Ji
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Ji
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3,469,608
2,989,881
2,914,519
29,120
45,440
802
Ji
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.
.1
402,504
370,088
30,860
1,556
46,359
46,359
JI
30,864
July 31, 1922.
PORTLAND, M E
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y . . .
S i n k i n g fund
Public trust funds.
Investment fund...
Private trust fund.
W a t e r district
General t r e a s u r y _..
S i n k i n g fund
I n v e s t m e n t fund
Bridge district
General t r e a s u r y . . .
Pier site district
General t r e a s u r y . . .
101
.[
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3,071,481
1,686,484
1,444,446
176,183
40,202
25,653
SOUTH B E N D , IND
City corporation
General treasury
Special assessment f u n d .
S i n k i n g fund
,
Public trust f u n d s . .
Private trust f u n d . .
School district
General t r e a s u r y
100
J u n e 30, 1922.
J u n e 3u, 1922.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922-
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922.
1922..
1922..
1922..
2,924,012
2,664,130
2,664,014
J!
2,740
-!
6,444
10,932
147,273
147,179
1
J u l y 31, 1922"
J u l y 31, 1922
J u l y 31, 1922.
Oct. 31, 1922..
1
Also t h e
1,747,779
224, 812
180,812
44,000
1, 522, 967
1, 522,967
Ji
94
112,609
112,609 1
95,793 ||
3, 'J63
1, 116,265
9, 620
r>r»,r,l:{
3, 097
1,010,455
3, 523
49, 197
3,000
433,345 |
299,658
280,765
7,775
11,118
133,687
108,178
25,509
5,031,696
1,997,380
1,893,981
72,861
30, 538
3, 034, 316
2, 981,133
53,183
367,129
214,959
185,593
13, 861
15, 505
152,170
123,987
28,183
3, 233,308
1,485,278
1,470,745
1,431,259
297,143
237,643
59,000
500
1,134,116
1,109,116
25, 000
5, 881, 721
2,917, 516
2,184, 318
176,183
144, 482
68, 355
344,178
2, 964, 205
2,964, 205
1, 355, 692
884, 541
656, 500
3, 719,108
1,686,152
1,499,917
176,183
806,921
346,823
27,901
10, 052
18, 039
300,883
460,098
460,098
8,191, 034
7,186,899
6, 281, 349
782, 313
70,404
51,183
1,650
866, 792
627, 476
119,738
119,578
64,950
64, 950
72, 393
72, 393
972, 231
855,487
636,103
158,289
9,049
51,169
877
20,416
19, 082
1,334
3,830, 612
3, 273,297
3,271,920
24
1,353
3, 388,191
3,058,115
2,373, 326
624, 000
60, 002
14
526, 300
526, 277
23
41, 899
41,899
54,429
54,429
13,051
13, 051
17,964
17,964
320,076
82,117
118, 381
119,578
10,000
10,000
350, 750
350, 750
272, 930
142
74,680
2,998
3, 501, 287
3, 231,945
3,210,473
1, 597,943
440,084
128,317
1,212,297
790,948
611,555
20, 196
291, 571
1,157,859
1,157,859
104,280
22,506
52,607
421,349
421,349
4, 257,689
3, 810, 092
3, 075,403
706,026
8,784
19,100
779
447, 597
243,101
86, 474
118,022
463,737
386,926
291,427
47,167
16,180
31,281
871
16,691
14,287 j
2,404
18,591 I
18,591 !
41,529 J
41,529
30,864
Dec~3V,~l~922-~
TROY, N. Y
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
C i t y clerk's fund
Sinking fund
__
Public trust funds
L a n s i n g b u r g h school d i s t r i c t .
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund
I n v e s t m e n t fund
C o u n t y s u p e r v i s o r s ' fund
General t r e a s u r y
197 |
4,046
3,184, 249
3, 039, 425
2, 999, 414
2,669
24, 850
12, 492
14,774
9,424
750
4,600
130, 050
130,050
230,360
229,471
176,791
200
51,434
1,046
889
889
144,482
40, 264
43, 295
471, 151
471, 151
|
[
!
!
1
6, 338, 621
5, 933, 026
5,820, 219
5,609
82, 728 I
24,470
162,936
157,492 1
750 l„
4,694
242, 659
242,659
> of p a y m e n t s a n d cash on h a n d a t t h e close of t h e y e a r .
1
14,533
1, 748, 030
1, 748,030
2, 032. 956
2, 032, 956
773
2,486, 584
2,350,331
2, 336, 816
5, 467
8,048
21, 472
139, 292
139, 292
23, 644
18,200
130, 050
130,050
4,694
112,609
112,609
750
T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y O F R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H B A L A N C E S , BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Con.
[For a list of t h e cities a r r a n g e d a l p h a b e t i c a l l y b y States, w i t h t h e n u m b e r assigned t o each, see p . 13. F o r a text discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 16.]
B
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
D a t e of close of fiscal year.
Revenue.
Nonrevenue.
G R O U P I V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 50,000 T O
BlNGHAMTON, N . Y
General t r e a s u r y
Library f u n d . . .
__
C o u n t y supervisors' f u n d .
Waterfund
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
-.
$2, 639, 925
2, 449,229
732
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Oct. 31, 1922..
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922..
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922
ROCKFORD, I I I
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y _.
L i b r a r y fund
Sinking f u n d .
Public trust funds.
School district
General t r e a s u r y . . .
P a r k district
General t r e a s u r y . . .
Public trust f u n d . .
Investment fund...
104
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dee.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922_
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
C i t y corporation _
. General t r e a s u r y
H i g h school fund
Colonial c o m m o n s fund
W a t e r fund
Sinking funds
Public t r u s t funds
School district
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund
Public t r u s t funds
•_
...
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
| June
i
j June
June
I June
31,
30,
31,
31,
31,
30,
1922.
1922.
19221922.
1922Dec. 31, 1922
30, 1922
30, 1922
30, 1922
2, 738, 723
1, 459,164
1, 346, 561
48, 775
33,500
30,328
1,155,175
1,155,175
124,384
124,169
215
1,613,868 ,
793,094 I
570, 725 j
36, 836 !
103, 270 ;
172,431
88,854
62,357
5,624
16,500
2, 351,772
1,925,632
1,457, 215
2,563
1,000
418,991
5,968
39,895
426,140
423, 424
991
1, 725
1,102, 293
1, 067,151
940,480
62,983
43, 093
9, 239
14,804 I
47,528 !
3, 105 I
4,373
78, 757
78, 757
4,820
4,820
18,500
, C H A R L E S T O N , S. C
[
$535,191
417, 287
135
82, 263
798, 779
798, 779
21, 995
3,495
._.
PAYMENTS.
C a s h on
h a n d at
close of year.
G overnraental-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
100,000-Continued.
$1,635,847 !
1, 376, 574 !
23,000
180,314 ,
17,065 !
1, 250
10, 300
24. 777
2, 567 '
167,764
226
20,638
1,336
Aggregate of
receipts a n d
cash on h a n d
a t b e g i n n i1n g
of year.
C a s h on
hand at
beginning
of year.
540, 239
456, 649
202, 077
2,628
250
490
39,377
24,061
35,142
1,000
27, 569
6, 573
64,044
62, 538
124,872
83, 590
73, 043
6,267
4, 280
|
i
i
,
$4,810,963
4, 243, 090
23, 867
180,314 ,
227,922
10,715
45, 742 !
73,641
5,672
$971,406
858,438
28 |
4, 525, 022
2,341,112 .
1,979,643
91,235 ;
153, 270
116,964
2,032,711
2, 032, 711
151.199
132,484
215
18, 500
119,746
76, 639
11.606
4. 290
57, 770
2,973
31,852
31, 852
11,255
11, 255
2, 869, 226
1,333,404
1, 255, 668
70, 365
3.994, 304
3, 449, 432
2, 599,772
68,174
1,740
483, 035
107,883
188,828
544,872
497, 467
34, 827
12,578
312,860 '
204, 616
2, 957, 056
2,582,613 '
2,156, 850
47, 365
1, 073
319,868
12,440
15,017
374, 443
355, 598
12, 544
6,301
29, 724
5,715
17,940
56,614
2,947
8,190
667
44,466
9, 827
141,460
108, 244
95,727 i
7,986 j
4,531 I
$2,810,249 ;
2, 507,120
23,839
86, 348
181, 383
"
11,559"
7,371
1, 449, 243
1, 449, 243
86, 579
86, 579
, 029,308
877, 532
93, 966
16,815
5, 000
16. 243
17. 027
1,536,050
931,069
712,36!)
16.580
95, 500
106, 620
551,616
551,616
53, 365
34, 650
215
18, 500
724, 388
662, 203
442, 922
12, 619
"""88," 701
85,616
32, 345
62, 185
46, 142
14, 297
1,746
105 | LITTLE ROCK, ARK
c it y corporation
Dec. 31, 1922.
General treasury
Dec. 31, 1922.
Police insurance fund
Dec. 31, J922_
f1 emetery funds
Dec. 31, 1922.
i
Public trust funds
Dec. 31, 1922.
i
Investment funds
School district
General treasury
June 3 >, 1922.
Sewer and street improvement district
General treasury.
.
Decr3i~,~1922~_~
106
JOHNSTOWN, P A
City corporation
General treasury.
Sinking fund
School district
._
General treasury.
Sinking fund
107 I {CAST ST. Lours, I I I
City corporation
I
General treasury
Registered bond interest fund.
Public trust funds
I
School district
General treasury
Sinking fund
Park district
_
..
General treasury
Sinking funds
108 I SACRAMENTO, CALIF
City corporation
General treasury
Special assessment fund.
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
Investment funds
Private trust funds
School district
General treasury
Sinking fund
109
BROCKTON, MASS
General treasury
License funds
Sinking fund
Public trust funds..
Private trust fund..
Jan. 1, 1923..
Jan. 1, 1923..
July 3, 1922..
July 3, 1922..
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31,1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
June 30,1922.
June 30, 1922..
Feb. 28, 1923.
Feb. 28, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1922 .
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922..
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
June 30, 1922.
June 30, 1922.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
30, 1922.
30, 1922..
30, 1922..
30, 1922..
30, 1922..
, 557,
674,
653,
4,083,978 I
3,748, 612 I
3,746,551 i.
2,061
854
10,
8,
1,
785,
785,
97,
97,673
152, 773
152,773
182, 593
182,593
2,151,888
1,115,675
1,104,260
11,415
1,036,213
1,028,075
8,138
2,187,450
1,521,297
1,363,221
158,076
666,153
512,017
154,136
1,244, 560
643,462
375,663
267,799
601,098
407, 506
193, 592
107,510
282, 673
231,899
33,722
17,052
730,793
730, 793
1,560,847
953,802
953,802
349,000
195,229
157,115
430,424
421,436
8,988
176,621
122, 570
54,051
38,114
137,830
72, 507
65,323
15,941
11,940
4,001
94,044
93, 625
419
593,983
247, 802
253, 722
973, i23
7,640
10,995
2,322
1, 346,181
1,145,322
200,859
3, 002, 623
2,976, 045
22, 939
3,639
710
710
22,902
22,902
.. .
2, 820, 265
1, 923, 853
1,097,364
1,903
384, 765
740
281,003
158,078
896,412
826,383
70,029
3,080,997
1,201,001
1,093,841
3, 750, 288
3, 699,579
8,536
37,336
98, 542
84,912
4,837
67,881
5,387
18,034
15,858
1,879, 996
1,790,972
89,024
7,918
3,781
1,930
1
I
196,446
8,516
903
7,613
1,600,473
779,175
766, 199
833
11,744
399
126,850
126,850
61,080
61,080
623,034
623,034
198, 264
198, 264
5, 583, 898
3,280,434
2,843,144
437,290
2,303,464
1,947, 598
355,866
1,970,511
1,326, 575
997, 860
328, 715
643,936
446,042
197,894
3,062,680
1, 631,288
1,631, 288
4,017,357
2, 431,704
2,342,816
33,722
55,166
1, 299,047
1,224,736
74,311
286,606
228,135
58,471
007,819
211, 962
184,192
1,011
26,759
355,185
284,612
70, 573
40, 672
19,439
21,233
2,282, 283
1,284,240
1,234,022
32,711
17, 507
841,673
837,935
3,738
156, 370
136,332
20,038
1,127,255
935, 502
924,602
10,495, 245
6,372, 656
4,444,927
975,026
460, 286
17.122
301,359
173,936
4,122,589
3, 762,677
359, 912
2,931,284
1,991,460
1,882,611
6,651,209
3, 554,626
2,159,426
975,026
234, 887
8,947
176, 340
912,752
826,570
402,890
6, 851, 453
6, 760, 537
8,536
68,193
7,420
6,767
132,736
123,654
3,398,818
3,397,907
3, 421
3, 201
2,460
911
5, 665,623
4, 423,804
1,399,961
833
13,914
8,012
1,084
938,651
938, 651
303,168
303,168
* Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
!- !
1
1
-
41, 764
7,405
3,571
56,109
939,824
761, 607
178, 217
1, 431,392
1, 347,420
83,972
3,096,583
2,963,392
133,191
3,868, 704
3,636, 113
3, 633, 762
1,267
1,084
188,767
188,767
43,824
43,824
550, 707
322, 571
213, 996
108, 575
228, 136
154, 136
74,000
Q
10,900
102, 189
102, 189
89, 564
72,364
17, 200
r
w
m
183,635
770
121,448
117,827
86,182
37,678
48, 504
3, 319,899
3,238, 976
8, 536
64, 772
3,308
4.307
CD
CO
T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y O F R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H B A L A N C E S , BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
[For a list of t h e cities a r r a n g e d a l p h a b e t i c a l l y b y States, w i t h t h e n u m b e r assigned t o each, see p . 13.
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
D a t e of close of fiscal year.
Nonre venue.
o
C a s h on
hand at
beginning
of year.
1922—Con.
CO
F o r a text discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 16.]
Aggregate of
C a s h on
receipts a n d
cash on h a n d
h a n d at
a t beginning
j close of y e a r . G o v e r n m e n 1
of year.
tal-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
G R O U P I V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 50,000 T O 100,000—Continued.
HOBOKEN, N . J
General t r e a s u r y
School funds
F i r e m e n ' s relief f u n d . .
W a t e r fund
Recorder's court f u n d License fund
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
Ill
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
30,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922..
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
19221922.
1922.
TERRE HAUTE, IND
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y . . .
S i n k i n g fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds..
Investment fund...
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund..
School district
General t r e a s u r y . . .
L i b r a r y fund
Sinking fund
Public trust f u n d . .
SAGINAW, M I C H
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
July
July
July
July
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922..
June
June
June
June
June
June
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
_._
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y . . .
Auditorium fund...
Sinking funds
Public trust funds.
Investment fund...
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund..
"M'hool d i s t r i c t .
General t r e a s u r y . . .
P u b l i c t r u s t fund - .
° r i v n t ^ t r u s t fun<L
Juiie 30, 1922J u n e 30, 1922.
J u n e 30, 1922.
$3, 585, 788
2,895,738
308,318
9,044
315,105
42,067
15,516
2,244,991
800,866
784,928
540
12,074
3,324
1,444,125
1,257,284
43, 375
108,854
34, 612
2, 703,159
1, 573,910
1, 521,919
21,233
9,230
21,395
133
1, 129,249
1,122,103
7, 140
$5,404,178
4,447,194
747, 753
$2,003, 585
502,198
1,082, 761
7,131
2,414
984
166, 287
37,126
2,420
411,257
238
723, 067
115,316
21,928
12,403
26,666
13,062
41,257
607, 751
597,399
2
10,350
438,124
237,705
197,918
8,500
18,938
3,421, 586
2, 660,157
2, 255,222
1,185, 017
1,078,167
987,328
5,784
48, 864
28, 724
5, 075
2,392
106,850
101,451
4,208
1,191
357, 528
26, 591
7,028
13,788
761,429
760, 748
350
331
12,349
200,419
102, 267
9,298
56, 345
32,509
$10,993,551
7,845,130
2,138,832
9,044
322, 236
2,414
984
619,611 1
52,880
2,420
$535, 513
102, 062
4, 863
3,406,182
1,153,887
1,004, 774
21,443
57, 678
16,386
53,606
2, 252, 295
1, 956,950
52, 675
175, 549
67,121
833, 096
224, 454
181,723
21, 443
7, 636
7,309, 762
5,312, 234
1,175,635
955,191
808,880
7,063
107,986
27,834
1,237
2, 191
220, 444
216,020
3, 027
4, 764,469
27,017
415, 622
76, 710
12,236
16,180
1,997,528
1,984,302
11,704
1,522 1
16, 783
$4,841,912
2, 348, 892
2, 132, 085
9,044
305,453
$5,616,126
5, 394,176
1,884
o
2,414
984
405,363
6, 442
214, 248
H
46,438
2, 420
13,652
608, 642
486,698
11,974
56, 025
53,945
1,397
2, 074, 322
773,571
760, 213
498, 764
155,862
62,838
13, 358
36, 684
16,386
39,954
342, 902
240,946
2
101,954
1, 300, 751
1,229,306
40, 699
17, 570
13,176
3,664, 271
1,944,860
1, 831, 340
19,954
67, 910
19, 685
5,971
1,719,411
1,717,567
1,844
2,469,856
2,412,183
2,124, 249
239, 726
29,191
5,028
13,989
57,673
50, 715
6, 833
12f,
O
Hrj
o
H
S
113 I
General t r e a s u r y
License fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
I n v e s t m e n t fund_.
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
114
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
__. D e c .
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
30,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922"
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Dec,
Special assessment funds
Dec.
L i b r a r y fund
Dec.
Sinking f u n d . .
Dec.
Dec.
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
Dec.
I n v e s t m e n t fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
.__ _._ Dec.
School district
General t r e a s u r y
._ J u l y
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
19~2~2~
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922..
P A S S A I C , N . J___
•_
_
General t r e a s u r y
School fund
L i b r a r y fund
Police court f u n d . .
License fund
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
115
116
GARY, IND
._
_
117
1
|
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
. . Dec.
Dec.
31, 1922
1922
1922
1922.
1922
1922
J a n . 1, 1923
J a n . 1, 1923
J a n . 1, 1923..
_
J u l y 3, 1922
J u l y 3, 1922
J u l y 3, 1922
539,153
492,089
24, 867
32
3,018,739
1, 859, 872
963,694
786, 782
11,984
86, 458
10,954
1, 519,123
1,069,954
436, 212
591,291
458, 092
162, 212
98,179
15, 636
47,095
31,605
_.
744,883
568, 432
8,032
168, 419
_.
_.
_
3,486, 723
2, 247,004
1,040, 645
30,011
4,580
1,720
142, 201
20, 562
1,936,742
1,191,859
905,892
15,942
239,453
30, 572
A u g 31, 1922
A u g . »1, 1922
A u g . 31, 1922
ALTOONA, P A
Citv corporation.
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking f u n d . .
Private trust f u n d . .
School d i s t r i c t . .
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
2, 285,114
2, 006, 080
234, 713
1,323
550
164
33,278
9,006
1,158, 867
1,158,867
SPRINGFIELD, O H I O
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
F e e a n d special fund . _
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
_
Private trust funds.
School district
General t r e a s u r y
F e e a n d special fund _
Sinking fund
297,813 1
66,044
87,838
13, 489
11,882
.
_.
_
2, 753, 765
2, 316,416
558
406, 517
6,853
13,233
10,188
2, 597,254
2,484, 045
PAWTUCKET, R. I .
_
1
i
J
1,962,401
1,078,497
1,059,923
18,574
883,904
883,904
68,145
26, 686
91
936
537, 884
449,169
449,169
112,811
3,289
10,530
105,139
2,671
19,494
103, 365
133,199
133,199
1,581,110
1,045, 592
547, 856
834, 653
354,607
309,111
394,160
101, 734
1,842
535, 518
535, 518
23, 800
14,503
7,193
480,046
453,055
2, 232, 789
1, 564, 888
1, 240,893
323,445
550
667,601
564,978
98,423
4,500
180,575
180,176
26,9<JI
177, 550
2, 626
399
3
396 ]
5, 648,832
4,866, 505
558
607,166
23, 631
35, 645
115, 327
633, 488
87,806
408, 772
5,778
15,805
115, 327
2, 715, 703
2, 707,406
8, 297
6,310, 990
4,745,173
1,300, 225
31,366
5,130
1,884
178,150
49,062
887,472
680,103
13, 378
9
2, 700,827
1, 780,449
877,862
30, 053
173, 926
20,056
12,299
5,129,153
3, 387, 918
1, 562,118
884,961
95, 765
160, 239
42, 650
936
641, 249
1, 741, 235
1, 741,235
735, 777
469,858
195, 287
65, 557
18, 807
87, 764
28, 423
936
73, 084
265, 919
265,919
3,097,558
1, 919,895
997, 607
811, 040
76,958
32,154
2,136
4,352, 505
2, 592, 058
1, 762, 859
15,942
657,413
146, 809
9,035
1, 760,447
1, 557, 005
8,032
195, 410
893,902
324, 777
160,491
2, 422, 781
1, 263, 761
1,104, 747
15, 942
125, 245
17, 827
375, 765
823, 561
300,816
519, 569
3,176
552, 204
448,885
98,423
4,896
i Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year,
164
110,413
49, 075
4,798
569,125
463, 636
105,489
223, 259
86,181
32, 211
50, 794
3,176
137, 078
135,171
1,907
1,177, 663
1,177, 663
1,159, 020
1,086,067
8,X)32
64, 921
2,299,641
2,071,293
558
198, 394
9, 556
19,840
2, 722, 691
2, 284, 621
408,985
1,304
5,130
1,720
4,224
16, 707
1, 295,818
998,165
369, 224
8,364
40, 321
12, 091
568,165
297, 653
297,653
Q
W
w
H
1, 035, 822
1, 003, 520
497, 621
>
421, 755
79,907
4,237
32, 302
7,302
W
25,000
2, 097,305
1, 016, 810
944,434
72, 376
2, 055, 201
1, 720, 570
1,324,171
396, 399
1, 080, 495
1,043, 044
37, 451
334, 631
270, 670
59,065
4,896
f
T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y O F R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H B A L A N C E S , BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13.
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
Date of close of fiscal year
Revenue.
Nonrevenue.
1922—Con.
For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16.]
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year.1
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year.
Cash on
hand at
close of year.
Governmental-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000-Continued.
1 IK
LONG BEACH, CALIF
City corporation,
...
General treasury . _
Special assessment fund-Street improvement funds
Sinking fund...
_ _ __ . .
Private trust funds
School district
General treasury_.
:
:
:
:
:
:
June
June
June
June
June
:
:
:
:
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
•
1
... 1
$3,601,773
2, 254, 801
1,590,280
524,342
7,544
132, 635
1,340,972
1,114,116
232, 856
J u n e 30, 1922
J u n e 30, 1922
$2,182,322
473, 937
361, 514
19,864
321
90,022
2,216
1,708,385
1,653,543
54,842
$749, 949 i
634,133 |
551,355 j
$4, 240, 083
2,472,772
1,790,820
544,206
7,360
130,386
$6, 534,044
3, 362,871
2, 503,149
544,206
11,947
300,837
2, 732
3,171,173
2,849, 319 !
321,854 !
$1,935,709
619,025
534, 998
2,915,073
1,392,639 I
1,055,098 I
3,122 !
334, 419
1, 522,434
1,090,647
415,350
16,437
761,009
559,500
327,380
285
231, 835
201, 509
4,415
191,617
5,477
1,215,373
554,854
472, 433
2,837
79, 584
660, 519
608,959
50, 200
1,360
180,097
131,074
17,895
113,179
1,382,129
918,882
845,141
7,200
66, 541
5,584
5,584
1,907,661
1, 387,971
1,159, 756
7,200
220, 015
1,000
519,690
519, 690
49,023
49, 023
463, 247
463, 247
205, 323
196,780
1,962
6. 581
4, 056, 035
3, 657, 729
383.048
15,258
182, 552
123,605
56,159
2,788
2, 623,897
2, 558, 088
65,809
<f, 082
78,180
516
115,816
81, 660
34,156 |
4, 559
78, 799
669
1,316,684
1,151,052
165,632
1,767,911
1,677,470
90,441
$357,652
271,074
177,331
28
91,652
2,063
86, 578
20, 797
65,781
I
119
1?0
CHESTER, P A
...
City corporation__ __
General treasury
Welfare fund
Sinking fund
School district
General treasury.
Sinking fund
Public trust fund
MOBILE, ALA
City corporation. _.
General treasury ._
Sinking fund
Investment fund
School district
General treasury.
r>i
RACINE, WIS .
General treasury
Private trust fund
...
.
.
_ _ _.
J a n . 1, 1923
J a n . 1, 1923
J a n . 1, 1923
J u l y 3, 1922
J u l y 3 , 1922
J u l y 3, 1922
.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
|
j
!
. .
30, 1922
30, 1922
30, 1922.
30, 1922.
1,033,070
490,464
323, 312
2, 700
164, 452
542,606
418,081
124, 525
612,683
306,106
150,820
407
154,879
306, 577
6,683
284,208
15,686
1,417,539
1,061,420
886,595
7,200
167,625
418,006
260,019
258,950
72,116
66, 532
14,211
69
1,000
157,987
157, 987
52, 321
356,119
356,119
...
. . . . . . . A u g . 31, 1922
Dec. 31, 1922
Dec. 31, 1922
Dec. 31, 1922
1,269,320
59(5, 009
580,966
15
15,088
673, 251
665,8S3
6,617
751
2,721,362
2,412,683
308,679
1
1,129,350
1,048,266
72, 407
8, 677
'
938, 691
278,285
255, 285
23, 000
660, 406
477, 273
173,533
9,600
345, 435
338, 015
296,720
40, 295
1,000
7,420
7,420
1,249,586
976,036
261,08',)
12,470
122
BRITAIN,
CONN__.
General treasury
Police-court fund
License fund
S i n k i n g fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds _
Private trust funds.
00
CO
C5
123
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
31, 1922..
31, 1922..
31, 1922..
31, 1922..
31, 1922..
31, 1922..
LANSING, MICH _ __
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y . . .
Sinking funds
Public trust fund. _
Investment fund...
Private trust fund.
School district
General t r e a s u r y . . .
HOLYOKE, M A S S . . .
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
J u n e 30, 1922.
__
General t r e a s u r y
W a t e r fund
License fund
High-school l u n c h f u n d Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t fund
Private trust fund...
N o v . 30,
N o v . 30,
N o v . 30,
J u n e 30,
N o v . 30,
N o v . 30,
N o v . 30,
N o v . 30,
1922..
1922-.
19221922..
1922..
1922..
1922..
1922-.
SPRINGFIELD, I I I
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Registered-bond interest f u n d . . .
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
Investment funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
School district
__
General t r e a s u r y
Pleasure d r i v e w a y a n d p a r k district,
General t r e a s u r y
B o u l e v a r d fund
CHATTANOOGA,
F e b . 28, 1922
F e b . 28, 1922
F e b . 28, 1922
Dec.31,1921; M a r .31,1922
F e b . 28, 1922
F e b . 28, 1922
J u n e 30, 1922.
M a r . 31, 1922..
M a r . 31, 1922..
TENN..
General t r e a s u r y . . .
H o s p i t a l fund
L i b r a r y fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds..
Private trust fund-
Sept. 30, 1922
D e c . 31, 1922
Sept. 30, 1922
_
Sept, 30, 1922
Sept. 30, D e c . 31, 1922...!
Sept. 30, 1922.
2, 255,364
2,194,939
28,377
25, 252
6,796
3, 795, 963
2, 846, 273
2, 794, 863
48, 456
2,854
100
949, 61.0
949, 690
4, 081, 887
3,848,134
192, 619
9,364
60
31, 710
2,419, 372
1,370, 720
1,197, 025
99, 729
62, 583
11,383
950, 016
950,016
98, 636
98, 411
225
1, 637,157
1, 540,361
83,104
7,773
4,663
1,256
718, 525
573,017
1,396
909
113,428
20,264
9,511
622, 469
622,469
3, 278,076
3, 271,937
3,176,828
71, 760
7,865
100
15, 384
6,139
6,139
554, 622
369, 067
255, 727
105, 085
7,909
2, 668, 263
2, 602,102
374, 433
333, 581
19, 040
4,961
5,061
18,188
37, 876
151
21,437
346
185, 555
185, 555
75
224
1,930, 050
1,585,077
1, 451,434
14, 874
402, 681
198, 527
117,937
2,974
69,118
8,393
1,996
102,457
14, 316
301,999
301, 999
42,974
42,974
1,110,956
1, 010,857
23,220
15. 782
61, 023
74
105
170,900
170,900
33, 254
32,439
815
532, 970
489, 313
1,126
33
41, 748
371
3, 596,358
3, 390,425
29,773
909
138,680
27,060
9,511
7,628,
6, 487,
6, 227,
225,
18,
661
277
418
301
628
200
15, 730
1,141, 384
1-, 141, 384
182,951
182, 951
2,601,761 1
2,593,113
6,806
811,646
614,361
22,967
909
1,842
1, 688, 375
1, 593,342
1, 452,855
118, 683
14,855
6,949
95, 033
95,033
7,124, 583
6, 783, 817
211,659 1
4,961
5,212
48, 989
37,936
31, 710
299
461, 346
351, 557
49,554
4, 752,103
3,154,324
2, 766, 396
117, 577
131,701
21, 772
102, 457
14, 421
1, 422,915
1,422,915 |
174,864
173,824
1,040
394,388
316, 572
275, 208
12, 247
20,081
8, 546
3, 281,083
3,040, 531
107,450
23, 588
107, 434
1,627
453 1
567,195
557, 249
2,975 !
|
6,190 1
407
4,704,377
3, 674,165
3,670, 392 J
3,773
1,030,212 j
1,030,212
11, 874
11,874
374
200
8,781
16,139
16,139
2, 685, 823
2, 557, 566
59, 385
4,961
4,929
19, 910
7,246
31,710
3,151,996
1, 791,748
1, 758, 615
16,830
620
13, 226
2,457
1, 205, 719
1, 046, 004
732, 573
88,500
111,000
Q
116
183
iU.; 042
1, 235, 909
1, 219, 770
1,104,171
106, 618
3,977,414
3, 874, 694
102,720
283
29,079
30, 690
490
65, 942
138,680
25, 218
9,511
1, 247, 021
1, 247,021
113,227
113,227
2,151,181
2, 025, 701
101,825
23,588
67
100,000
13,931
109, 952
109,952
49,763
48,723
1,040
502. 707
457, 581
2,650
101,177
1,220
79
i Also t h e aggregate of p a y m e n t s a n d cash on h a n d at t h e close of t h e year.
CD
-3
T A B L E 2 . - SUMMARY O F R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H BALANCES, BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Con.
CO
00
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16.]
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND FUNDS OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
Date of close of fiscal year.!
Revenue.
6
Nonrevenue.
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year.1
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year.
PAYMENTS.
Cash on
hand at
close of year.
Governmental-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000-Continued.
m
1?8
C i t y corporation._
_
General t r e a s u r y
Special assessment fund
C o m p e n s a t i o n fund
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund
I n v e s t m e n t fund_
June
_ June
June
June
June
June
DAVENPORT, IOWA
130
IlAMTRAMCK, MlCH.
City corporation..
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y _.
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922.
1922
June30~, 1922
J u n e 30, 1922
J u n e 30, 1922
____
|
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922
1922
1922
J u n e 30, 1922.
J u n e 30, 1922
F e b . 28, 1922
F e b . 28, 1922
_
__
J u l y 10, 1922
BETHLEHEM, P A
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y .
Sinking fund
School district
J a n , 1, 1923
J a n . 1, 1923
1
$4,185, 854
1, 775,489
1, 483, 438
55, 238
5, 628
163,635
6,144
61,406
2, 410, 365
2, 160, 012 I
247,053
3,300
$730, 264
319, 012
245, 232
50,969
47,333,
99, 943
78, 350
21, 593
3,163, 907
2, 002,131
1, 644,816
54,188
163, 327
139, 800
1,161, 776
1,139, 311
22,465
281, 988
188, 611
129,787
58.824
93, 377
93,377
3, 351,469
2,170,826
2,072, 916
97,910
1,180,643
1,180, 643
976,019
266, 634
116, 462
150,172
709,385 1
4, 258, 547
2, 423,709
2,081, 363
342, 346
1,834, 838 1
$936, 721
182, 642
134, 874
$744,904
344, 722
232, 560
393
4,163
4,599
38, 613
754, 079
751, 721
2,358
5,235
82, 609
1, 525
22,793
400,182
362,093
38, 089
2,321,729
1,286, 969
1,179, 600
157
84, 745
22, 467
1, 034, 760
1,033,888
872
280,444
253, 371
101, 727
54,031
27, 613
70, 000
27,073
27, 073
561, 734
461, 791
363,489
1,815,376
1, 294,110
1, 255, 024
39,086
521, 266
521,266
1, 254,105
688,105
688,105
1,826, 364
913,948
821, 774
92,174
912, 116
1, 456,164
1, 243,127
1,143,127
100, 000
213,037
76,863
20
__.
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r v
Fire e q u i p m e n t f u n d
Sinking funds
_
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
_
School district
._ __ __
General t r e a s u r y . . _ _ _ _ _ _
I n v e s t m e n t fund _. ._
1?9
$2,504,229
1, 248,125
1,116,004
55,238
BERKELEY, CALIF
1, 256,104
1, 046,198
206,606
3,300
j
566,000
566, 000
718
46, 751
3, 519
22, 792
411, 252
365,162
46, 090
$2,910, 492
1, 040, 657
925,160
55, 238
4,840
52, 794
2,625
$545, 098
415,820
313,046
70
64, 090
1,869,835 .
1, 754,480
115,355
38, 614
129, 278
40, 370
85, 608
3,300
727, 268
489, 775
367, 421
1,072
62, 544
58, 738
237,493
215,028
22, 465
1, 825,162
940, 879
843, 647
52,487
36, 283
8,462
884,283
884,283
611,477
571,477
133,748
629
64,500
72, 600
40,000
40,000
1,032, 224
399, 539
301, 629
97, 910
632, 685
632, 685
2,054, 251
1, 536, 293
1, 536, 293
264,994
234, 994
234, 994
517,958
517, 958
30,000
30,000
795,167
537,415
301,069
236, 346
257,752
2,476,122
1,098,869
1,098,869
987,258
787, 425
681,425
106,000
199,833
1,377, 253
>
a
i—i
>
w
>
H
w
H
O
i—i
Ul
O
o
1—1
General treasury.
Sinking fund
COVINGTON,
J u n e 30, 1922..
•June 30, 1922 „
KY
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
L i b r a r y fund
P a r k fund
N e w p o r t a n d C o v i n g t o n bridge
fund.
Cash in transit
S i n k i n g funds
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
School district
General treasury
Sinking fund
Dec. 31, 1922.
J a n . 31, 1923..
Dec. 31, 1922.
M a y 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
J u n e 30, 1922.
J u n e 30, 1922.
LINCOLN, N E B R
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y _ _ .
S i n k i n g fund
P u b l i c t r u s t fund _ _
I n v e s t m e n t funds _ _
Private trust fundSchool district
General t r e a s u r y . . .
Sinkingfund
S a n i t a r y district
General treasury _..
Aug. 31, 1922.
Aug. 31, 1922.
Aug. 31, 1922..
Aug. 31, 1922.
Aug. 31, 1922.
J u n e 30, 1922.
J u n e 30, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
PORTSMOUTH, V A
General t r e a s u r y . .
School fund
W a t e r fund
Sinking funds
Public trust fund..
Investment funds.
Dec. 31, 1922.
June 30, 1922.
Dec. 31,1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
HAVERHILL, M A S S
General t r e a s u r y . . .
L i b r a r y fund
License fund
W a t e r fund
Sinking funds
Public trust funds..
I n v e s t m e n t funds _ _
Private trust fund..
Dec. 31, 1922..
Dec. 31, 1922..
Dec. 31, 1922..
Nov. 30, 1922..
Dec. 31, 1922..
Dec. 31, 1922..
Dec. 31, 1922..
Dec. 31, 1922..
1
899, 466
12,950
94,804
118,233
604, 747
104,638
1,599,017 II
235,821
103, 531
154,221
1,377,263
118,233
81, 600
1,413,052
1,055. 730
1.024,800
1,514
2,091
17, 230
876, 551
557,177
286.246
9,250
18, 098
372, 245
292, 224
250, 897
678
5,075
20
2, 661,848
1,905,131
1, 561, 943
11, 442
25, 264
17, 250
268, 942
179, 702
126, 766
411
109
512
1,422,025
1,098,308
950,142
11,031
20,155
3,863
970,881
627,121
485,035
30,055
5,499
80, 021
53, 993
26, 028
1,000
276, 979
11,253
756,717
678,678
78,039
1,000
40, 530
10, 374
89, 240
56,132
33,108
112. 253
'864
323,717
293,286
30,431
5, 913, 677
2, 986, 897
2,902,273
73,811
10,131
21
661
2, 773, 771
2,143,966
629,805
153, 009
153, 009
1,356, 792
748,177
735,374
12, 011
7,832
2.263
357, 322
305, 311
52,011
2, 769, 089
1, 342, 240
1,266, 317
68, 038
7,864
21
1,311,390
1,180, 214
131,176
115,459
115,459
1, 426, 251
893, 585
85,876
377,129
380
1,000
239,092
3,491
319, 374
319, 374
1, 885,246
1,166,415
1,166,415
716, 041
716, 041
2,790
2,790
1, 921, 229
1,461,824
379, 810
2,552
77,043
69,281
2, 320, 750
2, 073, 660
2,350
460
192, 546
34, 473
15, 502
1,759
2,836, 904
2, 085, 740
4,741
6,071
8, 387
707,181
148
24,497
139
1,259, 342
478, 242
469, 541
5,773
2,267
661
746, 340
247, 711
498, 629
34, 760
34, 760
1,101, 316
699, 726
627, 905
61, 800
10,000
608, 615
63, 744
544,871
1, 763, 566
1, 704, 232
59,334
153, 009
153,009
401, 590
375,990
25, 600
1,949, 569
1,148,237
471,483
329, 551
1, 307, 769
1,134,882
216
62, 782
42, 289
131
21
661
3,523,
2,440,
477,
440,
94,
500
681
796
822
083
500
69,618
266,162
157, 562
6,097
48,489
51, 794
122, 702
105,993
1,833
5, 280, 356
4,265, 393
8,924
6,531
204, 044
743, 669
20, 752
30,904
139
128, 804
115,218
2,527
Also t h e aggregate of p a y m e n t s a n d cash on h a n d a t t h e close of t h e y e a r .
124, 196
15
343,760
329, 260
14, 500
3,455, 569
1, 538,994
1, 538, 994
176, 020
85, 272
12,110
61,141
16, 660
500
337
3,111
2, 015
5,102
4,648
5,000
12,875
500
1,720
3,326
1,132
4,938
1,663
67,600
298
2,146,490
2, 002, 099
6,302
460
135,956
16
1,657
i
3, 005, 062
2,148, 076
95
6,071
64, 762
742, 521
14,157
29, 241
139
T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y O F R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H B A L A N C E S , BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Con.
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with.the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16.]
CITY, A N D DIVISIONS A N D F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
Date of close of fiscal year.
Revenue.
Nonrevenue.
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year.
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year.1
Cash on
hand at
close of year.
Governmental-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued.
135
WHEELING, W. V A
. . . .
C i t v corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund
._
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
School district
General t r e a s u r y
P u b l i c t r u s t fund 1%
__
._ _
_
._
|
Dec.
July
June
Dec.
__
31, 1922
31, 1922
30, 1922
31,1922
June
June
June
» ._ _ J u n e
30, 1922
30,1922
30,1922
30, 1922
[
1
J u l y 10,1922
J u l y 10, 1922
MACON, GA
City corporation.
General t r e a s u r y
Hospital fund
W a t e r fund
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
I n v e s t m e n t fund
School district.
General t r e a s u r y
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
_
D e c . 31,1922
D e c . 31, 1922
. . S e p t . 30, 1922
D e c . 31,1922
D e c . 31,1922
D e c 31, 1922
J u n e 30,1922
J u n e 30, 1922
$1,736,290
1,130,885
980,602
145,045
5, 238
605,405
597,927
7,478
$344,319
335, 381
310,564
24, 583
234
8,938
5,388
3, 550
$312, 569
310,210
107,416
200.495
2, 299
2,359
1,166
1,193
2, 754, 301
2,559,789
183,077
4,873,884
1,282,506
3, 569, 778
21,600
3, 524,659
3, 369, 882
146.496
3,372 !
4,909
3,436,806
2,194,993
2,104,032
87,242
2,884
835
1,241,813
1,104,701
137,112
1,601, 699
1,424,360
1,150,344
265,404
83
8,529
177,339
177,155
184
1,584, 834
1,268,146
907,869
56,224
295,807
7,650
596
893,123
584,692
388,959
59, 314
11,435
HIGHLAND PARK, M I C H
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund .
Public trust funds
I n v e s t m e n t funds
School district
__
General t r e a s u r y . .
Sinking fund
138
i
NIAGARA FALLS, N . Y
General t r e a s u r y
School fund
Library fund.. _
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
137
J u n e 30, 1922
._ J u n e 30, 1922
J u n e 30, 1922.
_
J u n e 30, 1922
J u n e 30, 1922
1
316,688
314, 562
2,126
30,000
106,419
308,431
308,426
5
$2, 393,178
1, 776,476
1, 398, 582
370,123
7, 771
616, 702
604,481
12, 221
$397,184
377,335
332,037
44, 024
1, 274
19,849
17, 078
2, 771
$1, 590, 730
1, 019,973
938,900
80,738
335
570, 757
567,793
2,964
$405, 264
379,168
127,645
245, 361
6,162
26, 096
19, 610
6,486
11,152,844 j
7, 212,177
3,899, 351
24,972
16,344
5,931, 300
3, 731,841
2,189, 355
5, 748
4 r 356
3,274, 624
1, 927, 582
1,320,830
19,224
6,988
1,946,920
1,552,754
389, im
466,842 1
318,997
305,142
6,342
2,432
5,081
147,845
55,440
92,405
5, 505, 347
3,938, 350
3,559, 518 I
358,988
5,399
14, 445
1,566,997
1,337,296
229,701 |
489, 830
314,005
301,525
2,123
816
9, 541
175, 825
133,358
42,467
2,994, 454
1, 792, 516
1,791,913
2, 021,063
1, 831,829
1,466,080
356,865
4,583
4,301
189, 234
2,000
187, 234
179,026
171,995
48,408
2,656,983
2, 024,833
1,345, 236
115, 538
308,139
52,852
2,930
200,138
632,150
628, 516
3,634 1
312, 023
307,887
50,052
1, 644,463
1,037, 672
717,928
110,126
207, 870
12,332
15,202
2,334 i
93, 719 I
7,031 |
5, 528
1,503 1
3,663
52,852
1,182
200,138
4,136
2,484
1,652
603
1, 201,938
1, 201,938
5, 000
700, 497
679,274
577, 256
5,412
96, 606
1,748
606, 791
606,221
570
21,223
19,811
1,412
HUNTINGTON, W. VA
City corporation
General treasury
Special assessment fundSinking funds
School district
General treasury.
._
Petty cash fund
Sinking funds
EAST ORANGE, N . J
General treasury
School fund.Recorder's court fund.
License fund
Sinking fundPublic trust fund
Private trust fund
LANCASTER, P A
City corporation
General treasury..
Public trust fund _
School district
General treasury..
Sinking fund
Public trust fund _
ROANOKE, VA
General treasury
Convict labor account-.
School fund
Sinking fund
Investment fund
TAMPA, FLA
City corporation.
._
General treasury
Library fund
Port development fund.
Sinking fund
Public trust fund.
Private trust fund
School district...
_
General treasury
Sinking fund.
||
1
June 30, 1922June 30, 1922.
June 30, 1922 _
I
1
June 30, 1922.
June 30,1922.
June 30, 1922.
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
30
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
| 1
May
May
May
May
May
May
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
June 30, 1922.
June 30, 1922.
1
Also the
46,903
9,626
998,838
603,761
601,228
2,533
395,077
390,459
4,259
359
June 30, 1922.
June 30, 1922.
June 30, 1922.
31, 1922-.
31, 1922..
30, 1922.
31, 1922..
31, 1922..
992,272
894,205
845
97,222
2.419,820
2,139,598
223,693
May 31, 1922.
May 31, 1922.
Dec.
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
2,027,894
1,035,622
615,058
420,564
I
1
1
.11
356,696
111,299
13, 088
523, 442 i
306,206
72, 239
98,211
245,397
239, 092
233, 967
217, 236
43, 353
86
173, 797
6,305
4,145,881
2,905, 588
1, 067, 838
4,934
779
140,449
26, 289
4
227, 239
5,731
5,731
221, 508
206, 847
11,761
2,900
223,179
173, 778
26, 326
14, 289
8,669
117
109,138
94,482
89, 737
4,745
14, 656
14,158
498
2, 908, 032
1,453,127
700, 385
420, 564
332,178
1,454,905
1,176,650
931
277, 324
341,778
209,365
48, 558
356,056
231,916
110,913
160,807
132,413
89, 714
107
42, 592
2, 210,198
1,011,846
540,914
420, 564
50,368
1,198,352
1,084,844
824
112,684
6,788, 880
5,218,964
1, 317, 857
4,934
779
201, 641
44,584
121
550,830
247, 607
277, 198
3,007, 830
1,949,798
1,040,641
21, 936
3,968
121
6,000
11,391
3, 230, 220
3, 021, 559
18
4, 934
779
173, 705
29, 225
1, 335, 215
703, 974
696,696
7,278
631, 241
611,464
16,020
3,757
117,142
114,973
110,075
4,898
2,169
1,220
1,002,894
553,270
550,890
2,380
449, 624
447,056
949
2,568
1,739,277
1,605,057
1,902,507
1,350,826
2,451
549,230
889, 071
818, 043
750,750
361, 725
148,559
11
73,761
118,402
4,082
16,910
389,025
281,218
107,807
1, 975, 922
1,119,357
1,025,778
1,552
91,289
942,389
512,824
420, 626
1,574,452
1,463,485
2,451
94.518
12,605
1,393
2,010,188
1,438,036
946,215
872,405
526, 242
33, 910
12, 000
27,382
39, 225
7,203
4, 530,855
3, 773, 926
2,451
648,142
85,740
20,596
1,733,163
1,101,841
996,105
1,416
2,014
97,542
4,764
1,078,083
512, 757
423, 720
857, 815
379, 308
175,138
147
163,036
24, 798
7,047
9,142
478,507
353,015
125,492
3,669,061
1, 993, 906
1,594, 963
1,563
165, 050
170,840
11,811
49,679
1,675,155
1, 490,173
184, 982
631,322
571,832
59,490
48,500
40,537
565,326
565,326
\ of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
97,820
26,554
9,846
738
856,565
818,890
37, 675
121,003
124, 140
2,092
122, 048
215,179
35, 731
35, 731
179,448
163,188
16, 020
240
1,092
59, 186
10,750
52,438
6,991
32, 769
429, 565
390, 065
39,500
g
fed
T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y O F R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H B A L A N C E S , BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Con.
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16.]
>>-°
CITY, AND DIVISIONS A N D F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
Date of close of fiscal year,
Revenue.
Nonrevenue.
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year.1
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year.
Cash on
hand at
close of year.
Governmental-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued.
144
AUGUSTA, G A
City corporation..
D e c . 31, 1922
General t r e a s u r y
Convict labor a c c o u n t .
. D e c . 31, 1922
Hospital fund
. . . D e c . 31, 1922
D e c . 31, 1922
Sinking fund
School district
_ __ . . . _ .
S e p t . 30, 1922
General t r e a s u r y .
P u b l i c t r u s t fund _
Sept. 30, 1922..145
. .
1
_
D e c . 31, 1922
D e c 31 1922
'
'
i
..
M a r . 31, 1923
M a r . 31, 1923
A p r . 30, 1923
.
JACKSON, M I C H . . . _
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y
147
i
J
CICERO, I I I .
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
L i b r a r y fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y . .
P u b l i c t r u s t fund _
Park district.
General t r e a s u r y
146
]
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
_. D e c .
._-.._._ Dec.
. _.
. . - July
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C
General treasury
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
I n v e s t m e n t fund
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
13, 1922.
...
-
May
- Nov.
May
_May
31,
30,
31,
31,
$662,836
627,632
410, 335
$111,886
108,829
103,055
91,163
126,134
35,204
35,204
5,731
43
3, 057
3, 057
1,648,978
871,110
862,058
9,052
773,891
759.469
14. 422
3, 977
3,977
1, 542, 737
1, 008, 957
1, 007, 957
1,000
533,780
533, 780
131, 272
63,851
60, 898
2,953
66,132
55, 608
10, 524
1,289
1,289
1,987,981
1, 264, 254
1,093, 719
145,876
24,619
40
1, 408, 894
1, 408, 894
1, 306.152
50,125
46, 637
293,118
68, 604
27, 236
6,947
9,613
5,980
...'
...
._
$2,141,432
1, 614, 778
1,485, 675
13, 980
107, 306
7,817
526,654
524,842
1,812
1922..
1922. _ . .
1922....
1922. . . . . . .
723," 707"
723, 707
1, 539, 996
1, 520,237
9. 505
2,938
7,316
5,121, 283
3, 515, 430
30, 853
1,575,000
$2,916,154
2, 351, 239
1, 999,065
13, 980
204^200
133,994
564, 915
563, 103
1,812
1
1
1
j
|
!
i
|
!
i •
24, 808 1
224, 514 |
224, 514 I
1
55, 540
49, 528
2, 947
3, 065 1
|
$101,734
82, 358
68,820
$880, 907
799,450
671,425
$1, 933, 513
1,469,431
1,258, 820
13, 980
196, 631
7,569
5, 969
19,376
19, 376
128,025
81,457
79,645
1,812
464,082
464, 082
3,322,987
1, 943, 918
1, 930, 913
13, 005
1, 373, 803 1
1,348,857 j
24,946
5,266
5,266
280, 780
86,160
84,682
1,478
194, 526
184, 296
10, 230
94
94
2, 266, 905
1,431,817
1, 420, 290
11,527
830,416
823, 725
6,691
4,672
4,672
775,302
425, 941
425,941
3, 689. 973
2, 741, 752
2, 427,107
202,948
80,869
40
30,788
948,221
948,221
508, 615
399, 798
296, 094
39, 919
33, 829
1, 814, 625
1,010, 221
938,717
70, 859
645
29, 956
108, 817
108, 817
804,404
804, 404
1,366, 733
1,331,733
1,192, 298
92,170
46, 395
40
832
35,000
35,000
6, 716, 819
5, 085,195
43, 305 j
• 6,003
1, 582, 316
129,127
87, 961
35,163
6, 003
348,861
340, 836
8, 025
500
500
2, 401, 842
2, 401, 842
:
:
:
:
:
/
:
:
:
:
:
4,185, 850
2, 595,392
8,142
•
1, 582, 316
FRESNO, CALIF
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Special assessment fund..
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
I n v e s t m e n t fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund
July
June
July
July
July
31, 1922..
30, 1922.
31, 1922..
31, 1922..
31, 1922..
J u n e 30, 1922.
J u n e 30, 1922.
TOPEKA, KANS
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y . . .
L i b r a r y fund
Sinking-funds
Public trust funds.
Investment fund...
School district
General t r e a s u r y . . .
Sinking fund
Public trust fund. _
Investment fund...
ATLANTTC C I T Y , N .
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
June
June
June
June
30,
30,
30,
30,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
J.
General t r e a s u r y . . .
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t fund _.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
QUINCY, M A S S
General t r e a s u r y
L i b r a r y fund
License fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds _ _
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds..
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
PASADENA, CALIF
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Special assessment f u n d .
Street fund
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking funds
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
J u n e 30, 1922.
J u n e 30, 1922.
3,122, 746
1, 702,820
1,144, 959
553, 559
1,114
3,013
175
1,419,926
1, 263, 096
156,830
2, 245, 300
1, 231, 478
1, 218, 442
128
3,305
9,587
16
1, 013, 822
1, 009, 795
1,599
112
2,316
83, 942
79, 778
7,282
955, 844
581,903
544, 356
69, 567
2,929
36, 754
793
4,164
4,164
373,941
321, 250
52, 691
661, 244
588, 333
446, 584
12,210
119, 506
10, 033
394,830
341,001
336, 855
293
1,152
2,701
72, 911
24, 540
35, 888
12,483
53, 829
36, 623
1,439
4,162, 532
2, 364. 501
1, 696, 597
553, 559
107, 435
6,735
175
1, 798, 031
1, 588, 510
209, 521
725, 307
613, 068
574, 201
131,116
106, 952
83,277
36, 895
1,972
3, 306,109
1, 644,481
1,039,119
553, 559
47,040
4,763
112, 239
49, 243
62, 996
1, 661,628
1, 535,103
126, 525
24,164
4,164
20,000
3, 301, 374
2,160,812
2, 001,881
12, 631
123, 963
22, 321
16
1,140, 562
1, 070, 958
38, 926
12, 595
18,083
546,343
382, 017
334,109
385
45,087
2,420
16
164,326
141, 016
16, 712
2,815
3,783
2,054,466
1, 279,828
1, 260, 556
12, 246
19
7,007
700,565
498,967
407, 216
774,638
764,858
201, 598
165,084
22,214
1, 333, 328
1, 048, 318
262, 918
22, 092
5,010, 213
4, 988, 752
4, 419,027
4, 243,460
156, 744
18, 823
5, 597,
4, 848,
720,
30,
998
370
901
727
802,418
647, 477
105, 333
10, 819,443
9, 737, 307
982, 978
99,158
2, 936, 436
2,915, 355
148
3, 430, 573
3, 340,121
125,147
112, 301
156
4,281
68,586
17, 585
9,855
2,835
6,492,156
6, 367, 777
304
4,281
99, 374
20,420
687
306
043
294
1, 434, 014
631, 099
424,144
733, 648
583, 790
437, 497
51, 979
12, 464
10, 526
201, 883
285
4,573
214
802, 915
788, 634
14, 281
095,
471,
375,
21,
624, 381
503, 567
120, 814
625
135, 200
10, 468
149, 858
120, 218
29, 640
6, 263, 349
3, 686,195
3, 236, 684
21, 294
625
389, 062
23, 217
15,099
214
2, 577,154
2,412, 419
164. 735
23, 500
175
78,857
12,894
9,780
21, 461
623, 539
616, 987
100
3,139, 740
3,106,920
4 204
4,887
1, 565
32, 616
4, 475,902
3, 700,237
720,060
55, 605
2, 728, 877
2, 643, 870
4,281
61,871
18,855
658, 870
573,955
408, 012
146,100
15,153
3, 990,004
2, 213, 726
2,091,411
21,294
625
92, 617
7,779
715, 961
643, 675
72, 286
1, 776, 278
1, 730,110
46,168
84, 915
38, 634
46, 281
1, 614, 475
898, 514
737, 261
Q
14, 300
150,345
285
15,099
214
i Also t h e aggregate of p a y m e n t s a n d cash on h a n d a t t h e close of t h e y e a r .
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1922—Con.
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[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16.]
a
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
Date of close of fiscal year.
Revenue.
Nonrevenue.
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year.
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year.1
PAYMENTS.
Cash on
hand at
close of year. I Governmental-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued.
153
KALAMAZOO, M I C H . .
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking f u n d . _
I n v e s t m e n t funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y
I n v e s t m e n t fund
154
MALDEN, MASS
General t r e a s u r y
L i b r a r y fund
P a r k fund
License fund
_
Sinking funds
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
Investment funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
$2,258,065
1,231,712
1,046,411
183,391
1,910
..__
._ _
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
_ . Dec.
__ M a y
May
31,
31,
31,
31,
L9'22
1922
1922
1922
1,026,353
1,026,306
47
31, 1922
31, 1922
2, 019,182
1,969,410
1,575
36
251'
30, 70J
16,654
554
__.
__
_ __
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
._
_.
$2,542,227
2, 025, 545
1, 857, 948
152, 519
6, 500
R, 578
516,«;S2
515, 863
819
$1,450,517
700, 361
568, 905
129,129
2, 334,875
2,173, 665
41, 643
1,900
2,851
72,239
19, 798
122,852
112,836
263
232
22,779
2,327
750,156
750,156
5,139
738
362
3,282 j
$6,250,809 '
3,957,618!
3, 473, 264
465,039.
8, 410
10, 905
2, 293,191 |
2, 292, 325
866
4, 476, 909
4, 255,911
43,481
2,168
3,103
108, 079
37,190
916
26,061
$1,216,317
738, 231
531, 562
204, 778
$2,829,742
1, 237, 452
1,197, 017
40, 435
I, 891
478,086
478, 086
1, 592, 290
1, 592,290
388, 269
358, 927
25
250
2, 050, 706
2,004, 906
43, 254
1,918
252
25,847
545
848
1,827
•
376
$2,204,750
1, 981, 935
1, 744, 685
219,826
8,410
9,014
222, 815
221, 949
866
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2,037,934
1,892, 078
202
O
2,851
82, 232
36, 269
68
24,234
o
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GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000.
j
CHARLOTTE, N . C
155
j
)
General t r e a s u r y
School fund
_ _
L i b r a r y funds
_.
W a t e r fund
Investment funds.
. ___
May
May
May
May
May
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
i
LAKEWOOD, OHIO
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking f u n d .
D e c . 31, 1922
D e c . 31, 1922
D e c . 31, 1922
.
..
$1, 264,987
796,200
237, 581
1,287
225, 768
4,151
$5,194, 063
2,527,831
587,974
7,640
120.486
1,950,132
$23, 213
14,463
6,886
616
1,248
$6,482,263
3, 338, 494
832,441
9, 543
347, 502
1,954, 283
$156,819
49, 785
88,783
273
17, 978
$1,603,240
713,554
618, 650
9,270
261,766
$4,722, 204
2, 575,155
125,008
1,972,757
1, 327, 988
951, 933
15,467
356,475
1, 617,145
1, 392,494
907, 945
2,126, 447
882, 588
751,479
5, 716, 349
3, 603,070
2, 611, 357
15, 467
930,491
1,156,010
1,016,256
804,757
3, 460, 355
1, 595,158
1,370, 382
15,467
209, 309
1,099,984
991,656
436, 218
454, 429
119, 587 1
186, 761
67,758
1, 954, 283
534,421
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y
F e e a n d special fund
Sinking fund
Dec. 31, 1922
Dec. 31, 1922
"...
A u g . 31, 1922
A u g . 31, 1922
__ _. A u g . 31, 1922
J
_ _
1
_
.
YORK, P A
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
S i n k i n g fund
Public trust funds.
School district!
General t r e a s u r y
L i b r a r y fund
Sinkingfund
_
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
__
J a n . 1, 1923
J a n . 1, 1923.
J a n . 1, 1923
_
__
July
July
July
July
3,
3,
3,
3,
___
1922
1922
1922
1922
BAY CITY, M I C H
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y _
Sinking fund _
School district
General t r e a s u r y
Sinkingfund _
J u n e 30, 1922.._
J u n e 30, 1922
J u n e 30, 1922
J u n e 30, 1922
C i t y corporation .
General t r e a s u r y
W a t e r a n d sewerage f u n d Health fund. _
C o n v i c t labor account
Sinkingfund _
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t funds
School district
General t r e a s u r y
CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA
Dec.
Dec.
- Dec.
Dec.
_. Dec.
Dec.
.Dec.
31, 1922
31, 1922
33, 1922
33, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922_.
31,1922
I
J u n e 30, 1922.
_
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Sinkingfund.
_
P u b l i c t r u s t fund _ __ .
School district
______
General t r e a s u r y
MCKEESPORT,
1
[
1
SHREVEPORT, L A . . .
M a r . 31, 1922
M a r . 31, 1922___
__ _ M a r . 31, 1922.
__ _
J u n e 30,1922
PA
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Sinkingfund
Investment fund.
J a n . 1, 1923
-._ J a n . 1, 1923
J a n . 1, 1923
1
30,120
224, 651
213, 675
812 1
10, 710
1, 243, 859
1,029,525
4,113
1
644, 769
486, 510
3,825
154,434
4,925
40, 830
2,113, 279
1, 729, 710
3,825
379, 744
10, 976
214,334
3,052,401
500, 070
408, 839
85, 395
5,836
552,331
533,175
294
18, 813
49
635, 451
544, 753
374,047
133,192
37, 514
90,698
88, 680
2,000
18
165,029
127,878
39,948
87,930
37,151
11, 082
175
25,885
29
1, 852,881
1,172, 701
822, 834
306,517
43, 250
680,180
632, 917
2,469
44, 716
78
2,171,653
1, 387, 393
1, 324, 376
63, 017
784,260
784,260
3, 255, 509
1, 532, 985
1, 412, 972
120, 013
1, 722, 524
1,456, 352
266,172
705, 983
338, 882
238,802
100, 080
367,101
358, 643
8, 458
3,903,277
1,452,106
1,153, 954
225,110
8, 559
2,100
55, 505
6, 291
587
451,171
451,171
2, 216, 698
1,628,902
1, 513, 568
16,149
13,000
566, 522
487,185
282, 941
2,876
1,077
62,428
13, 757
10,000
587, 796
587, 796
165,667
34, 624
2, 016 041
986, 396
959, 722
12,107
14, 567
1, 029, 645
1, 029, 645
810, 242
90, 242
89, 663
1, 443, 303
730,710
718,412
9, 773
2,525
777, 623
202,457
155, 765
44,192
2,500
579
720, 000
720,000
4,925
19,813
139, 754
27, 618
112,136
1,865,197
1, 664,760
3,825
196,612
21,017
108, 328
37,332
70,996
152, 636
76,988
34, 704
52, 224
41,478
153
10, 560
33
1, 212,610
660, 302
607, 262
51,974
1,066
552, 308
541,791
2,316
8,156
45
6,133,145
3, 259, 260
2, 976,150
283,110
2, 873, 885
2, 599, 255
274, 630
1, 922, 251
1,180,177
998,183
181, 994
742, 074
695, 359
46, 715
3,209,629
1, 515,175
1,499,119
16,056
1,694,454
1, 601,006
93,448
1,001, 265
563, 908
478, 848
85,060
437, 357
302,890
134,467
1, 241, 993
814,410
643,151
3,346
422
1,130. 442
806, 772
695, 787
35, 660
310
136, 435
31, 056
2, 314, 062
1, 947, 011
1, 611,525
205,129
21,904
2,100
101, 565
4,788
79,337
79, 337
4, 686, 497
3, 568,193
2, 950, 463
244,135
22,636
2,100
283, 600
54, 672
10, 587
1,118,304
3,118,304
427, 583
427, 583
367,05l
367, 051
45, 600
18,828
10, 587
323, 670
323, 670
460, 604
301, 852
278,174
21, 798
1,880
158, 752
158, 752
3, 286,887
1,378, 490
1,327, 559
33, 905
17,026
1, 908, 397
1,908, 397
435, 607
229, 093
211,626
16, 220
1,247
206, 514
206, 514
2, 624,031
991,981
980,101
7,685
4,195
1, 632,050
1, 632,050
227,249
157,416
135,832
10,000
11, 584
69,833
69, 833
186,
46,
33,
12,
2,407, 384
979, 581
907, 584
66, 692
5,305 I
621, 537
75,089
62,491
11, 692
906
1, 610,082
797, 716
796,388
175, 765
106, 776
48,705
55, 000
3,071
458
414
407
727
280
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
487, 635
435,411
180,868
254, 543
1,328
42,284
75,648
49,648
26,000
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T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y O F R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H B A L A N C E S , BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Con.
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16.]
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CITY, AND DIVISIONS A N D F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
Date of close of fiscal year,
Revenue.
-1-3
Q
-
j Cash on
——~ J hand at
i beginning
Nonrevenue. I of year.
i
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year.1
Cash on
hand at
close of year.
Governmental-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
161
MCKEESPORT, PA.—Continued.
General t r e a s u r y
162
NEWTON, MASS
J u l y 3, 1922
J u l y 3, 1922
_
_
License fund
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t funds
Private trust fund. _
163
ELMIRA, N. Y
165
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
..
_ -
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
164
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
_ _ Dec.
Dec.
j
!
DECATUR, I I I . . .
_
Public trust funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
J a n . 1, 1923
J a n . 1, 1923
j
_ _ J u l y 3, 1922
J u l y 3, 1922
J u l y 3, 1922
i
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._
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
$140,044
25,735 1
114, 309
$1,427,803 1
1, 269, 558 I
158, 245
$546,448
407,203
139, 245
$812, 366
812,366
$68,989
49,989
19, 000
3, 253,992
3,177,775
428
70,169
3,443
2,177
3,141,147
2, 637, 067
4,969
493, 732
550
4,818
11
790, 307
733, 522 1
7,185, 446
6, 548, 364
5,397
616, 872
7, 536 I
7, 252
25
706, 312
702,125
3, 495, 682
3,490, 784
428
2, 983,452
2, 355, 455
4,969
615, 586
587
6,841
14
1,770,029
1, 752,662
1, 616,417
1,497, 433
32, 260
159, 507 |
152, 502
814, 607
808, 567
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1
1
52,971
3,543
257
14
1, 286
2,479
411
11
4,470
3,797
3, 545, 953
3, 402, 597
32, 260
20, 575
61,149 !
29, 372
1,104,140
451,169
411,643
39, 526
652,971
652, 511
460
1,017, 849
226, 320
225, 265
1,055
791, 529
715,810
75,182
537
217,638
162,126 i
128,711
33,415
. 55, 512
34,386 I
20,053 j
1,073
2,339,627 j
839, 615
705,619 ,
73,996
1, 500, 012 i
1, 402, 707 !
95,695 !
1,610 !
569, 354
258, 693
209, 270
49, 423
310,661
288, 538
20, 513
1,610
1, 543, 478
477, 028
453, 510
23, 518
1,066, 450
1, 018,151
48, 299
226, 795
103, 894
102,839
1,055
122,901
96, 018
26, 883
1,459, 893
797, 555
779,139
1,704
3,097
13, 615
442, 513
312, 947
224,074
31, 896
48,000
8,977
254,611 !
239, 830 |
93,924
5, 270 ;
128,388 1
12,098
150 !
2,157, 017
1,350,332
1, 097,137 1
38,870
179,485 1
34,690 !
150 1
120, 510
114,183
32, 718
9,530
61, 090
10, 695
150
1,423, 634
824,888
776,466
27, 468
612, 873
411, 261
287,953
1,872
118,395
3,041
17,367
*
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
L i b r a r y fund
$575,166
534, 536
40,630
3,208
61,149
25, 575
j
N E W CASTLE, P A
C i t y corporation
_.
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund
School d i s t r i c t - - .
General t r e a s u r y .
Sinking fund
I n v e s t m e n t fund
$712,593
709,287
3,306
3,955
2, 204, 917
2,171,947
17, 400
15, 570
526, 429
422,083
14, 860
1,050
61,149
27,287
2,085
20,954
School district
General treasury _.
Sinking fund
Public trust fundIn vestment fund._
166
30, 1922.
30, 1922.
30, 1922.
30, 1922.
CHELSEA, MASS
General treasury. _.
License fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds.
167
June
June
June
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
WICHITA FALLS, T E X
City corporation
General treasury.
Sinking fund
School district
General treasury.
Sinking fund
Mar. 31, 1922..
Mar. 31, 1922..
Aug. 31, 1922.
Aug. 31, 1922.
662,338
627, 271
34, 325
100
642
1, 821, 602
1, 791, 341
18
29,142
1,101
129,566
118, 536
11, 030
1, 774, 239
1, 638, 384
168
135,444
243
1,191, 272
821.423
722, 676
98,747
369, 849
369, 534
315
399, 832
203,050
203, 050
1, 885, 960
952, 334
354,048
541,268
978
37, 332
278,
48,
11,
213,
196, 782
151, 782
45, 000
14, 781
3,979
10, 802
806, 685
749, 786
56,157
100
642
642
211, 249
190,153
868,510
827, 240
705, 545
121, 695
41, 270
5,704
35, 566
2, 459, 614
1,851,713
1, 631, 271
22.0, 442
607, 901
527,020
80, 881
373, 514
352, 790
147, 587
205,203
20, 724
4,234
16, 490
96, 784
33, 073
23,185
33, 727
978
2, 260, 954
1, 034, 242
388. 700
788,495
1,956
37, 332
10, 229
466, 647
14,010
58, 000
384, 709
489
21, 096
201, 612
151,140
49,830
100
3, 715, 339
3, 528,127
186
185, 682
1,344
119, 498
98,402
598, 746
598, 646
6,327
6,327
1, 822,517
1,821,355
18
21,096
1,144
1,928,206
1,480,311
1,480, 311
447,895
416, 504
31,391
1, 681,573
1, 516, 619
168
164, 586
200
157,894
18, 612
3,373
15, 239
139, 282
106, 282
33, 000
J
168
GALVESTON, T E X
General treasury,_.
School fund
Sinking fund
Public trust fund _.
Investment fund...
Private trust fund.
June 30, 1922.
July 10, 1922..
June 30, 1922.
July 10, 1922..
June 30, 1922.
June 30, 1922.
OAK PARK, I I I
City corporation
General treasury
Library fund
Public trust funds..
Investment funds. _
Private trust funds _
School district
General treasury
Public trust fund...
Park district
General treasury
170
Dec. 31, 1922
Dec. 31, 1922
May 31, Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922
Dec. 31, 1922
June 30, Dec. 31, 1922..
June 30, 1922
M a r . 31, 1923..
MOUNT VERNON, N. Y
City corporation
General treasury
Boiler inspection fund
County supervisors' fund.
License funds
Cash in transit
Sinking fund
Public trust fund
Apr.
Apr.
Dec.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
1
30, 1922..
30, 1922..
31, 1922..
30, 1922..
30, 1922..
30, 1922..
30, 1922..
210
835
467
500
4,408
2, 080, 819
1,081, 534
1,042, 791
25,640
12, 353
750
950,170
9,529
39,586
39, 586
!, 015,162
., 158, 577
897, 237
125
2,856
242, 231
16,128
5,821
1, 573,020
972, 764
320, 700
279, 556
221, 287
47,468
10, 000
124, 230
1,467
37, 332
772,162
602,005
581, 294
389, 686
334, 021
287,307
8,748
29, 927
2,925
5,114
51, 626
50, 555
1,071
4,039
4,039
3, 769, 646
2, 011, 731
1, 896, 228
34,601
50, 780
15, 302
14, 820
1, 660, 022
1, 649, 341
10, 681
97, 893
97,893
789. 753
405, 568
338, 283
10, 864
47, 010
1,900
7,511
374,170
373,294
876
10,015
10, 015
2, 207, 731
1,004,158
976, 651
23,737
3,770
1, 668, 022
1, 546, 278
1,296, 283
253, 528
227, 049
96,832
418, 546
406, 700
269, 236
6,059
2,482,744
1, 552,199
1,389,366
125
65,777
1,035,422
973,005
631,750
56,862
2,973
130
183, 613
6,417
3,936, 712
2,931, 904
2, 290,352
125
65,777
2, 973
130
546,832
25,715
91,148
5,783
324,169
14,000
Also the aggregate of p a y m e n t s a n d cash o n h a n d at the close of the year.
fa
fa
W
t>
790
9,439
1,299,141
596,176
566,130
213
8,500
11, 627
9,706
648, 697
648, 616
81
54, 268
54, 268
120, 988
3,170
Q
1,124, 695
1,120,138
4,557
78, 878
78,878
H
W
fa
13,402
7,309
161,157
155, 909
5,248
9,000
9,000
2,973
17
131, 515
5,932
113
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T A B L E 2 . — SUMMARY O F R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H BALANCES, BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Con.
I For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, set; p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16.j
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CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
Date of close of fiscal year.
Revenue.
o
Nome venue.
hand at
beginning
of year.
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year.1
Cash on
hand at
close of year.
O
00
PAYMENTS.
Governmental-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
GROUP V—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000-Continued.
170
MOUNT VERNON, N . Y.—Continued.
School district
General treasury
Library fund
Public trust fund
Apr. 30, 1922..
M a r . 31, 1922..
M a r . 31, 1922..
WOONSOCKET, R. I
General treasury__.
Library fund..
License fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds..
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1922.
31, 1922.
31, 1922.
31, 1922.
31,1922..
KENOSHA, W I S
General treasury
Poor fund
School funds
,_..
Library fund
Playground fund...
Park fund
Water fund
Public trust funds..
Investment funds...
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1922..
31, 1922.
31, 1922.
31, 1922.
31_ 1922.
HAMMOND, IND
City corporation
General treasury.
Special-assessment funds.
Sinking fund
Public trust fund
Private trust fund
School district
General treasury
July 31, 1922_.
$856,585
852,007
4,503
75
$121,744
88, 885
32,859
$26, 479
23,965
2,514
1, 587,147
1, 490,010
408
3, 507, 872
3, 290, 963
209, 344
147, 545
1,449
5, 304, 363
4, 928, 518 !
1,857
$1,004,808
964,857
39, 876
$11,846
7, 518
4,328
$930, 545
894, 997
35, 548
$62,417
62, 342
809,360
668,329
1,832
1,987, 519
1,980, 361
25
2, 507,484
2,279,828
75
850
75
850
850
84,339
12,390
213, 735
2,324
52, 220
8,130
350,294
22,844
123, 718
15,481
2,155,970
1,224,448
5,526
735,166
2,452
7,024
3,616
160,541
10,984
6,213
1,131,750
945,133
23, 877
20, 729
54,938
412, 216
245,162
2,542
20, 747
25,179
783
5,274
39, 725
56, 777
16, 027
3, 699,936
2,414, 743
31, 945
776, 642
82,569
7,807
41,095
237, 760
85,135
22,240
439, 547
227, 369
88
70,133
48,063
2,472
241
34, 626
55,442
1,113
1,943, 919
982,867
31,857
687, 402
34, 506
5,335
40,849
154,430
6,673
1, 316, 470
1, 204, 507
1, 535,586
890,294
676, 548
180,602
24.225
8,919
1, 787, 709
1,135, 754
697,634
43,885
2,237 !
12,729
379,269 |
651,955 !
651,955 I
510, 586
306,964 i
245,529
1,354 1
17,670 i
560
41,851 li
203,622 !
203,622 !,
3,833,881
2, 333, 012 1
1,619,711
225,841
44,132
22,208
421,120
1,500,869 1
1?500?869 i
599, 316
430, 860
357, 234
1,024
19,635
11, 801
41,166
168,456
168,456
2, 562, 629
1,285,976
1,053, 550
219,921
11, 260
1,245
671,936
616,176
208,927
4,896
13,237
9,162
379,954
55, 760
55, 760
645, 292
645, 292
32, 205
37, 494
17, 374
7,133
1, 276, 653
1, 276,653
226, 576
230
19,107
>
o
>
ui
H
>
H
M
Ul
H
o
Ul
o
Q
5
48, 704
23, 020
21,127
i—i
ui
1
MONTGOMERY, ALA
J u n e 30, 1922
D e c . 31, 1922
J u n e 30, 1922
General t r e a s u r y
L i b r a r y fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
175
PITTSFIELD, M A S S
General t r e a s u r y . . _
License fund
__
Private trust fund...
176 I
...
D e c . 31, 1922
D e c . 31, 1922
Dec. 31, 1922
.
P E R T H AMBOY, N. J.
__
31, 1922..
30, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
_
June
June
June
June
June
30, 1922
30, 1922
30, 1922
30, 1922
.
30,1922...
D e c . 31, 1922
D e c . 31, 1922
Oct. 12, 1922
Dec. 31, 1922
D e c . 31, 1922
Dec. 31, 1922
A u g . 31, 1922
A u g . 31, 1922
_. D e c .
Dec.
Dec.
_. Dec.
Dee.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922
1922.
1922
1922
. . . J u n e 30, 1 9 2 2 . . .
__ J u n e 30, 1922
J u n e 30, 1922
1
116,149
113, 506
515
2,128
1, 316,980
1,311, 584
5,396
462,312
460,842
1,123
347
1,794,123
1, 793,239
884
1, 677,678
1, 661,451
7,760
8,467
74,485
73, 388
3, 546, 286 i
3,528, 078 ;
8,644
9,564 i
235,365
234,441
1, 648,051
1,647,167
884
1, 662, 870
1, 646,470
7,760
8,640
1, 666,019
1,497,185
106,114
3, 634,901
2,364,866
359, 627
13,105
891, 523
5,780
195,318
162,307
9,913
200
22, 634
264
5,496, 238
4,024, 358
475, 654
13, 305
974,297
8,624
1,673,417
1,214, 245
451, 589
!
!
j
463,177
419,093
24,028
200
18,815
1,041
3,359,644
2, 391, 020
37
13,105
955,482
644,414
437,216
187,435
17,000
518
2,245
162, 258
64,055
3,506
92,105
2,005, 488
1,211,197
520,192
268,574
:
;
S
:
177,550
64,225
3,435
105,088
1, 221, 547
753,912
337, 399
130,236
i
4,802
606, 391
393,060
179,358
33,250
688
35
1,859,435
1,859,435
1,453,251
1,042,198
781, 660
625,346
'•
j
1
906,042
692,563
659,298
1,139,222
1, 071, 222
565,770
j
1
!
:
31,333
500
1,432
213,479
213,479
2,133,778
1, 659,348
1,469,407
6,483
1,987
180,502
969
i
1, 277,409
782,038
615,878
6, 483
J
.
1
158, 208
1,469
__|
495,371
488, 591
6,780
J
2,429,275
1, 506, 074
1,181,684
316,946
686
6,758
I
923, 201
782,490
140, 573
138
1,097
2,592
1,987
401, 548
2,649
STOCKTON, C A L I F .
C i t y corporation
_._
General t r e a s u r y
Special assessment fund
Sinking fund
.
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
Private trust funds.
School district
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
1,895,441 (
1,885,932
7,034 !
2,475
1,198,816
709, 926
329, 251
159,469
170
LIMA, OHIO
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
F e e a n d special fund
L i b r a r y fund_
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y
F e e a n d special fund
145,427
143,858
61
1,508
60,140
2, 580
BEAUMONT, T E X
General t r e a s u r y
School fund
_
Sinking f u n d . .
I n v e s t m e n t funds
Private trust fund.
657,125
650,158
6,000
967
_
...
Dec.
. ___ J u n e
_ .._ D e c .
Dec.
Dec.
General t r e a s u r y
School fund
License fund_ __
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
_
1,092,889
1,091,916
973
2,339,012
1,546,046
1,371,440
3,120
146,489
5,200
19,797
792,966
766, 233
26,733
155, 002
__
1,312
260,538
260, 538
742,434
460, 929
418,276
31,369
7,905
3,379
281, 505
193,262
85,977
2,266
4,179,042
3, 423,133
2,694,475
6,483
1,987
714,758
1,469
3,961
755,909
749,129
6,780
|
5, 510,721
3, 513, 049
2,971,400
320,066
178, 544
19, 863
23,176
1,997, 672 1
1,741,985 !
253, 283 |
2,404
924
2, 236,419
1,373, 246
1,326,035
34,284
9, 623
3,304
863,173
733,955
126,814
2,404
7,583
474,430
467, 650
6,780
2,876,393
1, 832,480
1,435,679
320,066
66,495
10,240
1,043,913
1,002,677
41,236
502,923
Q
tel
W
2,529
68,000
68,000
397,909
307, 323
209, 686
77,765
19,872
90, 586
5,353
85, 233
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
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T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y O F R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H B A L A N C E S , BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Con.
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16.]
CITY, AND DIVISIONS A N D F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
iDate of close of fiscal year.
Nonrevenue.
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year.
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year.1
PAYMENTS.
Cash on
hand at
close of year.
Governmental-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
180
181
PUEBLO, COLO
City corporation
General treasury.._
Library fund
Water funds
Sinking fund
Public trust funds.
Investment funds..
S chool district
General treasury...
Sinking fund
Public trust funds.
June 30, 1922.
June 30, 1922.
June 30, 1922.
MEDFORD, MASS
General treasury. __
License fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds..
Investment fund. - _
Private trust fund..
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
LEXINGTON, K Y
General treasury. __
School fund
Library fund
Sinking funds
Public trust funds.
Investment funds..
Dec. 31, 1922
June 30, 1922
D e c . 31, 1922
June 30, Dec. 31, 1922
Dec. 31, 1922..
Dec. 31, 1922
CHARLESTON, W. VA
City corporation
General treasury.
Cash in transit _.
Sinking fund _ , .
June 30, 1922.
June 30, 1922.
June 30, 1922.
$1,851,422
1,337,220
969,921
826
339, 768
15,713
8,496
2,496
514,202
507,158
4,489
2,555
$1, 590,153
1, 355, 558
716,873
9,279
538, 068
1,000
8,982
81, 356
234, 595
225,495
9,100
$191,487
129,305
6,152
28
4,030
109,817
8,278
1,000
62,182
53,907
2,796
5,479
$3, 633, 062
2,822, 083
1,692,946
10,133
881,866
126, 530
25, 756
84, 852
810,979
786, 560
16,385
8,034
$175,609
129,866
95,089
1,877,159
1,781,092
1,974, 898
1, 834,215
3,210
128,489
340,897
314, 627
585,848
572,183
16,789
79,214
64
1, 341,000
1,258,574
58,666
1,154
11,975
9,097
1,534
1,378,910
793,070
567,996
225,074
3,304
18, 777
10,169
2,527
45, 743
35,117
5,856
4,770
$1,768,310
1, 281,653
906,956
10,133
361, 241
3,093
230
486, 657
485,852
45
760
$1, 689,143
1,410, 564
690,901
517, 321
107, 753
12, 494
82,095
278, 579
265, 591
10,484
2,504
4,070
4,192, 954
3,929,934
3,210
167, 227
79,465
2,581
10, 537
2, 747,171
1. -195,637
913,441
8,016
228, 346
13,153
88, 578
122, 753
8,404
17,838
2,597
75,441
17, 562
911
4, 210,924
2, 762, 615
989,945
11, 767
315, 762
39,812
91,023
1,104, 637
694,190
279, 656
403
104, 682
24,875
831
1,465,153
853, 005
461,232
8,919
125,150
2,218
14, 629
1,641,134
1, 215, 420
249,057
2,445
85,930
12, 719
75, 563
982, 798
491,445
428,023
3,997
59,425
661,794
502,162
236, 658
3,023, 502
1,786,677
1, 232, 677
3,997
550,003
940, 215
406,447
140, 766
3,997
261,684
1,702,228
1,104,197
1,055,484
381,059
276, 033
36,427
48, 713
239, 606
2,517
6,467
21,949
251
265,504
1, 750, 505
1, 750, 505
1, 856, 601
1, 607, 246
3,210
157, 776
79,208
2,581
6,580
9,451
257
3,957
School district
General t r e a s u r y . .
L i b r a r y fund
Sinking funds
Public trust fund.
184
June
June
June
June
30,
30,
30,
30,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922 .
1922.
SALEM, M A S S
General t r e a s u r y . . .
L i b r a r y fund
W a t e r fund
License fund
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds _
I n v e s t m e n t fund . .
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund .
BUTTE, M O N T
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y . .
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t fund _
School d i s t r i c t .
General t r e a s u r y . .
Sinking fund
Apr. 30, 1923.
Apr. 30, 1923.
Apr. 30, 1923.
J u n e 30, 1922.
J u n e 30, 1922.
EVERETT, MASS
General
License
Sinking
Private
187
treasury.__
fund
funds
t r u s t funds
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
FITCHBURG, M A S S
General t r e a s u r y . . .
H o s p i t a l fund
L i b r a r y fund
License f u n d
Sinking funds
P u b l i c t r u s t funds..
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund..
MADISON,
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
30, 1922..
30, 1922..
30, 1922..
30, 1922..
30, 1922..
30, 1922..
30, 1922..
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
June
June
Dec.
31,
30,
31,
31,
30,
30,
31,
WIS..
General t r e a s u r y . . .
School funds
L i b r a r y fund
_
Sinking fund
Public trust funds..
Investment funds..
Private trust fund-
1922
1922
1922
1922
D e c . 31, 1922....
D e c . 31, 1 9 2 2 . . .
1922
585,840
485, 854
9,287
90, 593
106
491,353
487,209
49
4,095
159,632
83, 543
2,274
69,487
4,328
1,236,825 1
1,056, 606
11, 610
164,175
4,434
533,768
478,959
893
50,382
3, 534
598,031
560,363
10, 508
26,260
900
105,026
17, 284
209
87, 533
1,980,172
1,966, 201
986
40
150
179
11, 503
1,113
2, 282, 268
2, 248, 689
778
9,899
1,765
994
13,354
135,095
125,935
325
2,357
4,397, 535
4,340, 825
2,089
12,296
1,915
4,956
26, 349
1,118
7,987
194,290
187, 750
322
1,240
1,829,967
1, 794,951
782
9,256
150
35
1,849
12
3,082
2, 373, 278
2,358,124
985
1,800
1,765
4,921
23, 722
1,106
2,268,416
1,600,485
1,292,484 |
202, 570
105,431
667,931
612, 374
55, 557
193,071
180,350
110,586
65,120
4,644
12, 721
3,603, 200
3,509,820
2,537
84,303 1
6,540
596, 666
554, 575
5,429,134
4, 712,414
121,201
1,000
7,309
543,943
28,950
14,317
5,146, 276
3, 279,605 1
1,213,307 ;
1,760
571,894
48,858
25,732
5,120
6,789
3,783
1,492
5
1,198
243, 572
214,199
98, 241
83,486
32,472
29,373
1, 327,024
878, 560
744,970
119,084
14, 506
448,464
422, 280
26,184
697, 820
507, 726
449,273
1,843,771
1,823, 720
206
19,845
1, 672,928
1, 620, 367
2,331
45, 564
4,666
86, 501
65,733
1,984,190
1, 867, 651
78, 532
561
3,210, 603
2, 720, 721
42, 644
313
7,309
424,823
476
14,317
234, 341
124, 042
25
126
2,389, 498
1,081,470
1,114, 988
470, 234
304, 599
59,413
771
102,823
2,628
14, 260
23,186
2, 286,544
1,893, 536
38,906
989
339, 571
9,310
4,232
58,453
190,094
190, 094
29,373
129, 500
36,920
21, 500
5,120
18,894
1,874
104,860
5,288
• Also t h e aggregate of p a y m e n t s a n d cash on h a n d a t t h e close of t h e year.
778
4,905
1,060,448
623,264
526,924
91,450
4,890
437,184
420,808
16, 376
1,014,897
796,871
654,974
46,000
95,897
218,026
191,566
26,460
1,971,689
1,971,483
206
1,034,845
983,762
2,331
46, 537
2,215
407, 291
299, 595
221
42
2,024,365
1,893,747
120,980
397
2,997,478
2,519,072
103,153
4, 280
87
9,154
837,241
501,544
41,441
912
285,331
8,013
2,377,194
1,323,962
917,768
848
129,945
4,671
12, 721
37,766
4, 325
561
7,309
440,703
15, 516
14,317
1,931,841
1,454,099
254,098
156,618
36,174
25,732
5,120
s
T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y O F R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H B A L A N C E S , B Y J D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Con.
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. ForVtext discussion of this*table, see p. 16.]
CITY, AND DIVISIONS A N D F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
Date of close of fiscal year.
Revenue.
Nonrevenue.
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year.
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year.1
PAYMENTS.
Cash on
hand at
close of year.
Governmentai-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
189
W E S T H O B O K E N , N . J__
General t r e a s u r y
School fund
License fund
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
190
. _
_
31,
30,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
J
_.|
20, 716
5,305
1,620, 271
787,931
576,835
206,788
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1922..'.
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
_
1,765
2,543
832,340
741,416
90,924
J u n e 30, 1922
J u n e 30, 1922
HAMILTON, OHIO
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
F e e a n d special fund
Sinking funds
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
School district
General t r e a s u r y
F e e a n d special fund
Sinking funds
__
193
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
SAN JOSE, CALIF
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Special assessment fund
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
Investment fund..
Private trust funds
School district
_ _
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking f u n d . . _
191
$1,105, 271
881,483
197, 677
90
_
..
_
Dec.
Dec.
_._ D e c .
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922
1922
1922
A u g . 31, 1922
A u g . 31, 1922
_ . A u g . 31, 1922
_
1
_ J u n e 30, 1922
J u n e 30, 1922
$151, 708
73,542
9, 336
236,329
162, 576
50,086
202, 876
164,341
162, 658
22, 925
9,454
75, 977
4,134
73, 753
73, 753
2,528,423
2,044,473
1,598,884
8,283
430,221
7,085
483,950
478,909
5,041
761, 223
685,409
579,375
1,070,101
542,168
407,230
122,308
349,455
29,639
28, 656
106,034
75,814
16,971
58,843
SPRINGFIELD, M O
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Special assessment fund
$1,269,171
774, 244
330,014
745
1,534
147, 781
14,853
1
1
61,431 1
7,399
!
1,351 1
332
38, 535
21,363
17,172
244, 564
169, 354
139, 501
25,893
3,960
75,210
54,887 1
1
20,323
290,786
72,354
68,857
1
$2, 526,150
1, 729,269
537,027
835
1,534
229,928
27, 557 1
$172,346
75, 208
78,624
4, 647,
13,867
$1,335,892
863, 709
458,403
90
160,122
117,999
116, 217
1, 584, 923
732,110
523, 970
206, 788
1,449
1,352
333
42,123
34,997
7,126
852,813
800,843
51,970
3, 534,210 1
2,899,236
2, 317, 760
8, 283
562,148
11,045
634,974
550,767
5,041
79,166
242,826
166,431
138,671
1, 710,342
644,161
504, 743
122,308
485,100
85,982
83, 527
25, 641
745
1,534
225, 281
13, 690
2, 059, 476
1,114, 848
789, 579
206, 788
22,925
12,570
78, 520
4,466
944,628
836, 532
108,096
24,181
3, 579
76,395
50, 754
$1,017,912
790,352
314, 431
264,739
149, 392
22, 925
9,769
78, 520
4,133
49, 692
692
49,000
2,390, 267
1,928, 781
1, 735, 005
8,283
178,027
7,466
461,486
427,420
5,041
29,025
901,117
804,024
444,084
1,182, 737
535, 490
408, 710
122,308
42, 505
22,689
12, 506
359, 940
97,093
72, 593
24,500
J u n e 30, 1922
_ _ _ _ _ _ J u n e 30, 1922
Sinking funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund .
School district
General t r e a s u r y , _
Sinking f u n d
f
12, 630
527,933
527, 933
June30~ 1922
J u n e 30, 1922..
_
1, 580, 691
942, 558
553, 291
381, 667
7,600
E A S T CHICAGO, I N D
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
__._ Dec.
Special assessment funds
Dec.
Dec.
Sinking fund
., , ,
Dec.
School district
July
General t r e a s u r y
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922
1922
1922
1
1
!
638,133
638,133
31, 1922.
EVANSTON, I I I
»
JAMESTOWN, N.
_.
128,886
116, 730
1, 736
5, 696, 367
5,666,145
6,357
3,901
11,108
8,856
390,891
377,066
1,705
3,029,406
3,020,993
4,652
314
3,447
2, 276,070
2, 268,086
2,441,617
1, 233, 618
1,162,389
39,488
31,681
60
1,192, 549
1,192, 549
15,450
15,450
236, 647
138,159
133,177
986
3,996
1,828,982
930, 297
883,657
38, 502
8,138
375, 988
165,162
145, 555
92, 415
92,415
6, 073
6, 073
889,308
889,308
9,377
9,377
583,392
583,392
762,776
741,138
415, 010
15,009
13,000
298,119
21, 638
21,638
170, 616
170, 616
74, 668
74, 668
5, 215
5,215
1, 257, 860
1, 253,437
1, 253, 373
64
3, 931
3,931
1, 072,145
1, 067,989
1,060,034
7,955
4,156
4,110
46
4, 505, 353
3, 786,001
3, 768, 574
17, 427
694, 270 1
693, 560
710
25,082
25,082
430, 079
408, 743
401, 305
7,438
21,336
21, 255
81
2, 760, 858
2,100,122
2,098,197
1,925
635, 654
635, 349
305
25,082
25,082
1,314,416
1, 277,136
1,269, 072
8,064
37, 280
36,956
324
F e b 28, 1922
2,175,348
1,464, 575
1,455,167
9, 408
686,183
685, 519
664
24, 590
24,590
Mar.
Aug.
Dec.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1, 360, 043
570,041
443, 694
1, 984
169, 420
174, 397
507 J
1, 574, 802
741, 817
445, 213
10, 515
5,192
351, 772
20,353
481, 740
235, 562
2, 685
2,407
6, 828
221,004
13, 254
3, 416, 645
1, 547, 420
891,592
14, 906
181,440
747,173
34,114 1
981, 686
390,897
277,965
2,487
8, 562
289, 646
12,129
1, 359, 285
514,452
565,414
11, 926
122,543 !
122,965 j
21,985
1, 075, 674
642, 071
48,213
493
50,335
334,562
...
....
1
!
F e b . 28, 19~2~2
F e b . 28, 1922
._
WACO, T E X
__
_.
1,640,957
1,057, 565
698,133
359,432
168, 243
88/S60
78,964
433
8,963
19~22~
1922
1922
1922
J u l y 31, 1922
J u l y 31, 1922
_.
628, 422
329, 534
220, 354
13, 720
40,135
55, 325
298, 888
298,888
342, 733
172,117
139, 397
29,718
3,002
"31,
31,
31,
31,
.
_
3,032,155
2,128,237
1,333,497
388,161
53,135
353, 444
903, 918
903, 918
1,930,641
973,141
944, 028
9,337
19,716
60
947, 265
947,265
10, 235
10, 235
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Y
School fund
L i b r a r y fund
W a t e r fund
.
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
603, 296 I
337, 598
239, 670
6,494
45, 535
45,899
265, 698
265, 698
647, 247
647,247
5, 278
5,142
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
Dec. 31, 1922, A p r . 30,
1923.
__
1,814
641
399,118
384,118
15, 000
3, 587
2,164
3,714
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
J u n e 30, 1922
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r v . . .
P u b l i c t r u s t fund„
School district
_
General t r e a s u r y
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
C o u n t y supervisors' fund
General t r e a s u r y
307, 545
87
87
9,000
1,183
19,816
19,816
15, 286
1,824
1,066,181
1, 051,181
15, 000
2, 591,865
2, 582,400
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
_
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Library fund...
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y
P a r k district
General t r e a s u r y
848,168
848,081
540, 536
4,472
2, 656 [
841
218,432 I
218,432
2,975,616
2,967,015
4,621
314
3,666
BROOKLINE, M A S S
General t r e a s u r y
C e m e t e r y fund
License fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
983
319,816
304, 816
15,000
1
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922.
31, 1922
31, Aug. 31, 1922...
31, 1922
1
Also the aggregate of payments
492
492
5, 488
6, 632
3,587
2,173
2,224
19, 547
60
210,826
210,826
cash on hand at the close of the year.
OO
T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y O F R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H B A L A N C E S , BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Con.
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16.]
a
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND FUNDS OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
Date of close of fiscal year.
Revenue.
o
Nonre venue.
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year.
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year.1
Cash on
hand at
close of year.
Governmental-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
198
SUPERIOR, W I S
...
General t r e a s u r y . .
School funds
_
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
-. June
_
__
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
199
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
__
Dec.
Dec.
_ _ _ Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
.
.-
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y
P u b l i c t r u s t funds . _
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922
1922
1922...
J u n e 30, 1922
J u n e 30, 1922
__
Dec.
Dee.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
11,507
$458, 421
230, 562
210, 297
10, 615
4,043
2,904
1, 508, 544
879, 358
670,115
6,212
192,176
10, 855
2, 098, 584
1, 375, 333
1, 039, 767
626, 632
424, 072
322, 825
331,442
65, 672
22, 706
12, 869
202,*560
202, 560
1, 556, 562
906,522
746,268
145,949
14,305
1
650,040
511,904
138,136
...
._
1, 655,941
915,383
902,711
1922
1922
1922
1922
_
J u n e 30, 1922
$1,094,343
1, 069, 695
10, 141
!
J
JOLIET, I I I
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
C a s h i n transit
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t funds
School district
General t r e a s u r y
$1, 371, 660
629,518
602, 081
21,768
107,112
11,181
629,186
623,20(3
5,980
Aug. 31, 1922
Aug. 31, 1922
MUSKEGON, MICH . .
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund
?01
|
1
1922
1922
1922
1922
Dec. 31, 1922....
LORAIN, OHIO-
C i t y corporation .
General t r e a s u r y
F e e a n d special f u n d , , Sinking f u n d . . __
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
School district
General t r e isury__ _.
Fee a n d special fund ?00
31,
30,
31,
31,
30,
_
_ 1
7,679
4,993
740, 558
740,558
4, 124
723, 251
723, 251
1, 861, 427
1, 226, 014
1,161,163
56, 220
72, 719
65, 756
64, 350
8,631
635, 413
513,198
122, 215
1, 406
6,963
406
6,557
780,161
439, 727
414,151
375
20, 301
4,900
340, 434
340, 434
223,198
132, 891
127, 500
5, 321
70
90, 307
90, 307
$2, 924, 424
1, 929, 775
822, 519
32, 383
111, 155
28, 592
$480, 266
232, 281
231, 678
8, 790
2, 497
5, 020
$1, 510,138
804, 622
580, 700
23, 593
80,158
21, 065
$934, 020
892, 872
10,141
4, 233, 760
2, 678, 763 1
2, 032, 707
6, 212
589, 290
33, 561
16, 993 !
1, 554, 997
1, 549, 017
5,980
835, 418
430,972
316, 825
2, 384, 401
1, 278, 596
1,087, 649
6,212
182, 271
2,464
1,013,941
969,195
628, 233
3, 490, 708
2,198, 292
1,971,781
202,169
14, 305
10, 037
1, 292, 416
1, 025, 508
266, 908
240,821
120, 347
118, 766
2, 659, 300
1, 488, 001
1,444,362
375
33,301
9,963
1,171, 299
1,171,299
336,833
170, 448
155, 843
375
14,173
57
166, 385
166,385
77, 468
31, 097
5,582
404, 446
404, 446
1,581
120,474
107, 771
12, 703
1,105,805
1, 099, 825
5,980
1,930, 542
1, 013, 719
962, 889
50, 830
28, 500
2, 507
329, 551
11,411
44, 746
44, 746
916, 823
765, 842
150, 981
1, 319, 345
1, 064, 226
890,126
151,339
14, 305
8,456
255,119
151,895
103, 224
2, 031, 074
1,120, 240
1, 111, 793
291,393
197, 313
176, 726
8,447
10,681
9,906
94, 080
94, 080
910,834
910,834
202
203
DUBTJQUE, IOWA
-
City corporation
General treasury
Sinking fund
._
Public trust funds
Investment fund
School district..
General treasury
MTJNCIE, IND
.
_
Mar. 31, 1922
_ Mar. 31, 1922
Mar. 31, 1922
Mar. 31, 1922
.
June 30, 1922
__
City corporation
General treasury
Special assessment fund
Library fund
Cemetery fund
Sinking funds
Public trust funds
Investment fundPrivate trust fund
School district
General treasury
Sinking fund_ .
204
COLUMBIA, S. C
City corporation
General treasury
Sinking funds
Public trust funds
Investment fund
Private trust fund
School district
General treasury
Sinking fund
205
CHICOPEE, MASS
General treasury._
License fund
Public trust funds
Private trust fund
206
:
_
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
. Dec.
Dec.
. - Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922...
!
July 31, 1922
_ _ _ _ July 31, 1922
_.
_ __
_
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
._ . . .
. J u n e 30,: 1922
l
..
'
j
_J
J u n e 30, 1922
.__
__
_.
._
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
30,
30,
30,
30,
1922
1922
1922
1922
BATTLE CREEK, MICH
City corporation..
General treasury
Sinking fund .
School district
General treasury
Public trust fund
M a r . 21, 1922
M a r . 21, 1922
J u l y 15, 1922
j
1,462, 203
950, 296
882, 209
60, 342
7,533
212
511,907
511, 907
865,098
373, 717
308, 943
64,686
88
202, 874
170, 239
155, 402
491, 381
491, 381
32, 635
32, 635
1, 208, 591
537, 610
387,165
54, 773
672
34,674
34,526
24, 663
1,137
741, 514
262, 480
189, 295
376, 749
113, 513
51, 007
65
1,084
2,791
480
2, 791
65, 974
479,034
479,034
135
1,821
22, 094
24, 880
418
13,158.
263, 236
249,459
13, 777
670,981
620,217
50, 764
1,103, 402
854, 867
808,161
36, 680
5,026
5,000
1,075, 775
891, 775
851, 775
248, 535
222, 670
25,865
184, 000
184, 000
1, 785,839
1, 768,245
733
16,861
1, 267, 045
1,234, 625
3,489
1, 595, 088
832,449
832,449
762, 639
760, 625
14, 837
146, 604
116,983
57, 093
57, 424
2,172
40, 000
294
29, 621
5,031
24, 590
113, 029
69, 743
2, 530,175
1, 494, 252
1, 346, 554
125, 028
22, 458
212
1,035,923
1,035,923
330, 660
220, 630
213, 721
6,909
1, 830,362
938, 332
887, 502
35, 281
15, 549
110,030
110,030
892,030
892, 030
2, 326,
913,
627,
54,
509, 335
153,944
81,123
1, 397,699
496,193
393,034
54, 773
302
29,172
16,929
1,983
854
603
467
773
872
37, 579
59, 411
50, 023
4,346
79,132
1, 413, 251
1, 348, 710
64, 541
180
2, 825
22, 482
30, 624
3,262
13,448
355, 391
340, 864
14, 527
901,506
861,492
40, 014
369,153
335,290
245, 331
89, 747
212
* 33,863
33, 863
419,820
263, 466
153, 310
390
5, 582
20, 000
17,416
1,084
65, 684
156, 354
146, 354
10,000
2, 325, 781
1, 863, 625
1, 717,029
94,104
7,198
45,000
294
462,156
411, 701
50, 455
152,021
134,430
91, 322
42,455
359
1, 429,879
1,128,002
1,112,146
15, 649
207
743, 881
601,193
513, 561
36, 000
6,632
45, 000
294
17,591
8,826
8,765
301,877
288,875
13,002
142,688
114,000
28,688
102, 796
• 35,585
1, 635, 025
1, 633, 332
733
960
1,428,092
1, 403, 696
3,489
7,800
13,107
430, 209
147, 519
144,932
2,587
282,690
281, 258
1,432
1, 696, 707
799,482
751, 576
47,906
897, 225
894,810
2,415
1, 341, 802
1, 304, 519
1, 231, 232
73, 287
37, 283
37, 283
28,931
3,690
39, 596
3,165, 913
3, 072, 613
4,222
20, 551
68, 527
1, 337,142
1, 334, 759
1, 213, 679
121, 080
2, 383
2,283
100
536, 488
84, 312
81, 612
2,700
452,176
450, 443
1,733
3, 468, 718
2, 251, 520
2,127, 740
123, 780
1, 217,198
1, 213,351
3,847
._ J u l y 15, 1922
1
2,014
i Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
11, 791
55, 420
o
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T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y OF R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H BALANCES, BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Con.
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16.]
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
Date of close of fiscal year.
Nonrevenue.
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year.
A ggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year.1
PAYMENTS.
Cash on
hand at
close of year.
Governmental-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
N E W ROCHELLE, N . Y
General treasury
County supervisors' fund.
License fund...
Public trust funds
..
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
PONTIAC, MICH
City corporation
General treasury..
Sinking funds
Public trust fund.
Investment fund._
Sehool district
General treasury..
Sinking fund
209
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
June 30, 1922.
June 30, 1922.
AURORA, I I I
City corporation
General treasury...
Library fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds _
Investment fund . _ _
School district
General treasury...
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
June 30, 1922.
WATERLOO, IOWA
City corporation
General treasury. __
Sinking funds
Public trust funds..
Investment fund....
School district.
_
General treasury. __
Mar. 31,1922..
M a r . 31, 1922..
M a r . 31, 1922 .
M a r . 31, 1922..
June 30, 1922
$775, 555
749,563
12, 263
4, 888, 511
3, 765, 672
3,149, 755
438, 080
7,907
169, 930
1,122,839
1, 066, 293
56, 546
129, 057
75, 256
54,759
11,405
731
8,318
43
53,801
53,801
1, 704, 446
1,083,905
990,677
28, 532
24, 973
35, 938
3, 785
620, 541
620, 541
367,192
231, 864
210, 751
11,718
1,594
7,801
1.196
119,414
117,717
108, 656
8, 209
852
190,163
176,711
164,847
10, 602
1,262
562, 213
562, 213
1,697
I, 697
2, 430, 549
1,065,127
1,021,393
38, 923
4, 591
220
1, 365,422
1,365,422
$1,799,912
1, 665, 869
44,992
252
88, 799
$568,801
550, 720
17,018
1,776,555
1,086,410
1,065,224
1,172
128
19,886
690,145
683,599
6,546
2, 207, 746
1,781,405
1,346,510
281,425
3,426
150, 044
426, 341
376, 341
50, 000
904, 210
897, 857
738,021
155, 483
4,353
1, 292,199
731,264
704,436
17,127
2,019
5, 594
2,088
560,935
560, 935
283,190
277,385
231, 482
1,490,594
689,082
655, 605
30, 714
820, 541
258, 328
257,132
2, 543
II
$4,959,182
4, 782, 042
65, 707
302
111, 131
$2, 590,469
2, 565,453
3,697
50
21,209
220
801,512
801,512
22, 223
22, 020
1, 654
5, 805
5, 805
1,063
6,353
6,353
$2, 361, 271
2,303, 692
53,444
50
4,085
$1,822,356
1, 728, 787
252
93, 317
601,545
597, 836
478, 347
113,547
5,942
1,892,606
1,099, 670
927,637
172,033
3, 709
792,936
792,936
2, 394, 360
2,068,166
1, 743, 771
152, 500
1,965
169,930
326,194
273, 357
52,837
13, 729
3, 709
135, 328
135,328
13, 452
13, 452
1,113, 554
661, 372
635, 562
16,814
223, 700
190, 669
144, 364
6,360
2,636
452,182
452,182
23,379
21,777
1,149
33,031
33,031
1,856, 544
618, 909
602, 039
13, 321
3,329
220
1,237,635
1, 237, 635
383, 842
269, 507
254, 507
15,000
114,335
114,335
II
TAUNTON, M A S S . . .
General t r e a s u r y
License fund
P e t t y cash funds
Sinking funds
Public trust f u n d s . .
Investment funds...
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds..
Nov
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1922..
1922
1922
1922..
1922..
1922..
1922
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Nov.
15, 1922.
15, 1922
15, 1922
30, D e c . 15, 1922.
1
STAMFORD, C O N N
C i t y corporation
General treasury.__
C i t y court fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds..
Town
General t r e a s u r y . . .
License fund
Sinking fund
__.
Public trust funds..
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
30,
30,
30,
30,
1922..
1922..
1922..
1922..
II
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking funds
Public trust funds...
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds..
School district
General t r e a s u r y
WlLLIAMSPORT, PA
City corporation.
General t r e a s u r y . .
Sinking fund
Public trust fund.
School district
General t r e a s u r y . .
Sinking fund
Public trust fund.
PORTSMOUTH,
I
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
31,
31,
31,
31.
1922..
1922..
1922..
1922
J u n e 30, 1922..
1
1
J a n . 2, 1923..
J a n . 2, 1923..
J a n . 2, 1923..
J u l y 3, 1922..
J u l y 3, 1922..
J u l y 3, 1922..
OHIO..
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y . . .
Sinking funds
Public trust funds..
Investment fund...
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund..
School district
General treasury.__
Sinking fund
_.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922
A u g . 31, 1922.
A u g . 31, 1922.
1
II
5,079,361
4,027,454
4,088
700
1,017,689
2,041
11,988
15,401
216, 764
179,010
5,125,523
2,017,138
1, 678,463
15,058
280,864
42, 753
3,108, 385
2, 732,479
769
374, 694
443
785,312
340,473
59, 609
535,072
478,156
390, 560
15,485
62,118
9,993
56,916
56,916
2,253,928
1,475, 564
1, 297, 386
52,082
77,120
48, 976
778, 364 1
778, 364
177, 591
52, 263
3, 010
47,753
1,500
125, 328
66, 966
58, 362
272, 768
189,840
135,920
47,470
6,450
82,928
860
78,333
3,735
1,256,988
823,327
696, 871
122,156
422,869
282, 602
250,486
32,116
258,773 ||
207,518
1,904,479
1,851,709
2,916,109
1,968, 227
4,088
48,678
1,939
2,153
925,812
102
9,000
8,880
43,199
1,578,889
761,377
731,389
9,944
9,987
10,057
817,512
802,908
127
14,034
443
2,907,638
1,002, 434
947,074
5,114
17,550
32, 696
1,905, 204
1,896,839
642
7,723
638,996
253,327
1,209,515
668,127
630,975
26,597
10,555
509,341
329, 281
275, 851
10,000
4,447
38,983
180, 060
180, 060
936,450
426,988
425,208
1,568
212
509,462
506,534
2,187
741
1,079,635
607,701
419,083
182,040
6,078
500
541,388
541,388
471,934
392,732
79,202
4,000
300
433,661
400, 000
33, 661
756
835
6,521
253,327 \
385,669
32,732
352,937
140,267
120,545
19, 722 )
1,752,056 |
1,752,056
700
23,019
3,110, 541
2,096,388
4,088
994, 670
2,041
7,000
6,354
4,988
9,047
1,823,865
1,017,794
1,007,746
217
2, 516,346
658, 871
611,108
14, 841
9,831
806,071
805,944
127
32, 922
1,857,475
1,856, 390
642
394, 605
324,193
244,381
6, 662
60,919
12, 231
70,412
70,412
1,550,482
859,130
841,509
5,420
12,201
308,841
292, 241
211, 496
40,000
4,000
36, 745
16,600
16, 600
1,386,809
669, 091
564,138
96, 791
8,162
717, 718
574, 360
138,882
4,476
261,951
164,090
102,853
55,061
6,176
97,861
12, 631
82,142
3,088
910, 704
429,238
409,022
18,230
1,986
481,466
443,338
36,740
1,388
214,154
75, 763
52, 263
23,500
2,759,492
1, 713, 630
1, 366,440
336,312
6,078
4,500
300 1
1,045,862 |
913, 277 i
132, 585
663,901
355, 208
275,142
73, 557
1,709
4, 500
300
308,693
304,577
4,116
1,739,226
1,081,957
987,190
90, 398
4,369
356, 365
276,465
104,108
172, 357
of p a y m e n t s a n d cash o n h a n d a t t h e close of t h e year,
280,864
444,839
70,145
374,694
443
691,352
691,352
657,269
608, 700
48. 569 1
138, 391
118, 391
20,000
79,900
79,900
fed
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T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y O F R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H B A L A N C E S , BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Con.
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16.]
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
Date of close of fiscal year.
Revenue.
Nonre venue.
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year.
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year.*
Cash on
hand at
close of year.
Governmental-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
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POUGHKEEPSITC, N . Y
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
?17
218
1922
1922
1922
1922
ROCK ISLAND, I I I
City corporation.
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund-- _ _ _ _
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds .
School district
._
__ _
General t r e a s u r y . _
P u b l i c t r u s t fund _
__ __ M a r .
Mar.
Dec.
_ .
Mar.
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922..
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
A u g . 31, 1922
A u g . 31, 1922
$1,093,362
950, 211
2,489
132,340
8,322
1, 034,125
709,014
707,060
411
1,543
1,341,777
1,156,705
22,512
147,978
J u n e 30, 1922
J u n e 30, 1922
D e c . 31, 1922
Oct. 31, 1922
D e c . 31, 1922
J u n e 30, 1922
_ J u n e 30, 1922
._
2,400
12,182
AUSTIN, T E X
C i t y corporation
_
General t r e a s u r y _
f-'ewer a n d h i g h w a y fund
W a t e r , light, a n d power fund
Sinking fund
I n v e s t m e n t fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
$1,447,462
1,435,918
1,988
2,903
6,653
325, III
325,076
35
J u n e 30, 1922
A p r . 30, 1922
AUBURN, N. Y
General t r e a s u r y
School fund
__
W a t e r fund
...
C o u n t y supervisors' fund
?19
31,
31,
31,
31,
.
.
1
1,492,023
1,175,596
258,506
112, 583
586,861
217,518
128
316,427
303,795
12,632
$360,048
349, 484
$658, 083
635,019
5,590
4,974
$2, 900,872
2, 735, 613
4,477
140, 833
19, 949
505,053
303, 828
259,043
38, 917
5,842
26
201, 225
201,220
. • 5
117, 602
92,176
51,125
37, 258
2,954
839 1
25, 426 1
24, 608
818
1, 656, 780
1,105, 018
1,017, 228
76, 586
10, 339
865
551,762
550,904
858
180, 788
59, 244
28,876
24,830
4, 673
865
121, 544
120,686
858
1,407,918
687, 239
517,324
141,000
55,182
2,305
4,718
150
123, 314 i
39,828
46, 804
12, 604
2,873, 009
1, 883, 772
586, 640
301, 582
55,182
11, 852
30,041
3,940
160, 232
32, 946
81,097
19, 775
349,180
221,313
134, 521
66, 573
5,795
14, 424
127, 867
127, 843
24
7,147
13,141
3,790
56,943
32,050 1
31,387
300
363
24,893
23,317
1, 576 1
1, 898,146
1,428,959 l
424,414
179,156
592,956
231,942
491
469,187
454,955
14, 232 1
I§, 851
4, 213
7,852
14, 622
3, 940
58, 628
50,045
25,109
24, 445
491
8,583
6,415
2,168
$1,613,879
1, 610, 388
3,491
$628,910
490, 206
4,477
121, 982
12, 245
915, ?14
517, 496
503, 574
8,256
5,666
560, 278
528, 278
484, 778
43, 500
398, 218
398,218
32,000
32,000
1, 452, 047
822, 597
474, 278
119, 807
28, 228
7,137
1, 260, 730
1, 028, 229
31, 265
162, 000
26,954
4,000
8,282
1, 288, 359
955, 401
318, 977
116, 404
394, 040
125, 980
551,159
423, 513
80, 328
62, 752
174, 471
105, 962
332.958
322, 418
10, 540
127, 646
126,122
1, 524
1
QUINCY, I I I
City corporation_.
.
General t r e a s u r y
H o u s e of correction f u n d . .
L i b r a r y fund
Boulevard and park fund_.
W a t e r fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
School district
1
General t r e a s u r y
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
H e a l t h district _
General t r e a s u r y
221
__ A p r . 30, 1922
__ A p r . 30, 1922
A p r . 30, 1922
._
M a r . 27, 1922..
Sept. 30, 1922
A p r . 30, 1922
M a y 13, 1922
. .
_.
...
J u n e 30, 1922
J u n e 30, 1922 _
I
M a r . 31, 1922 .
NEWPORT NEWS, VA
General t r e a s u r y
School fund
Sinking fund
!
J u n e 30, 1922
J u n e 30, 1922
J u n e 30, 1922
_.
MERIDEN, CONN..
General treasury
C o u r t fee f u n d .
__ D e c .
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund .
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund
Public trust fund.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
._
j
J u l y 3, 1922.
J u l y 3, 1922
_ _. J u l y 3, 1922.
N E W BRUNSWICK, N. J
General t r e a s u r y
School fund
L i b r a r y fund
R e c o r d e r ' s court fund
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
.
_
.
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
30,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922
1922.
1922
1922.
1922.
_
DANVILLE, I I I
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
L i b r a r y fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y
„
_
__
D e c . 31, 19~22~
D e c . 31, 1922
._
D e c . 31, 1922.
1
444,145
444,112
33
17,979
17, 979
905, 530
896.412
2,875
6,243
1,085, 389
1,065,508
13, 547
6,237
97
J a n . 2, 1923
J a n . 2, 1923
. ___
._
1,049,693
587,569
426,999
5,867
304
284
153,691
424
_ 1
.361, 594
360,266
262,321
14,140
24,954
28, 523
15, 533
14, 795
1,328
1,328
1,023,073
761,183
203, 548
58,342
462, 576
437,654
3,668
639
448,070
210,320
174, 608
35,712
237,750
181,222
56, 528
1, 606, 969
1,420, 111
143, 583
2,042
36,146
5,087
2, 425,454
1, 772, 768
359,218
17,882
463
267, 305
7,818
953,204
519, 717
519,195
522
433,487
433,487
909,245
265,005
249, 681
15, 324
644,240
644,240
362, 834
344, 006
246,069
224,890
65, 854
28,045
6,755
6,755
11, 224
11, 224
2,087,638
1, 687,431
289,412
110, 795
345, 543
221, 636
13,112
110, 795
1,008,250
732,297
275,953
733, 845
733, 498
347
1, 585, 312
1, 539, 812
17,912
639
6, 237
20, 097
615
130,452
129,116
1,336
1,106, 597
1,103, 700
2,078
348, 263
306,996
14, 498
639
5,418
20,097
615
1,456,420
701, 221
658, 277
42, 944
755,199 I
661, 692
81, 947 1
11, 560
211,495
161, 647
131,375
30, 272
49,848
8,001
31,847
10, 000
965,146
473,617
473, 617
343, 701
242, 293
93, 761
2, 889
1,860,915
1,196, 681
643,025
15, 709
682
5,074
4,445,349
3,364, 218
736, 811
21, 745
463
304,133 1
17,979 1
4,661
5,500
2, 240, 733
1,925, 244
25
3,147
463
304, 036
7,818
229,058
36, 566 1
36, 460
106
192,492
192,492 1
2,091, 507
821,288
805, 336
15, 952
1, 270, 219
1, 270, 219 1
865,354
62,051
59,998
2,053
803,303
803,303
871,993
427,983
415, 296
12, 687
444,010
444,010
354,160
331,254
330,042
1,212
22, 906
22,906
68
14,126
4,581
5,497
151,872
151, 872
1
J
!
|
159,035
29,836
82,989
46,210
37, 347
36, 650
697 !
I
20,000
615
920,018
426,313
424, 662
1,651
493, 705
480,135
13,013
557
1,126, 432
688,972
541,931
5,867
14, 365
19, 724
100, 530
6,555
1, 714,156 1
1, 098,832
816,045 !
5, 867 j
14,444 |
25,306 l
196, 340 1
20,538
20, 292
597,345 1
597, 312 j
33
17, 979
17, 979
302, 869 I
150,997 !
126,725
88,332 |
64, 588
59,007
5,581
23,744
335
12,406
11, 003
412,926
171, 339
234, 010
1,821
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
79
168
25, 694
10, 565
1,303
152, 281
152, 281
426, 236
426, 236
819
97
491, 529
491, 529
5,414
70,116
3,418
18,989
18, 828
18, 795
33
279, 779
65,957
53, 285
12, 672
213, 822
162,162
50,100
1,560
Q
W
T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y O F R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H B A L A N C E S , BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Con.
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND FUNDS OF
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
Date of close of fiscal year
Revenue.
Nonrevenue.
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year.1
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year.
Cash on
hand at
close of year.
to
o
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, sec p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16.]
PAYMENTS.
Governmental-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
226
WILMINGTON, N . C
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y . .
H e a l t h fund
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
Investment fund..
School district.
General t r e a s u r y .
Sinking fund
227
_
31,
31,
31,
31,
30,
31,
1922
1922 .
1922
1922
1922
1922
.
J u n e 30, 1922.
_ J u n e 30, 1922
1
OGDEN, UTAH
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
L i b r a r y fund
I n v e s t m e n t fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
School d i s t r i c t .
._ ._
General t r e a s u r y
228
MIAMI, FLA
1
229
_
May
May
May
May
June
May
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking f u n d . .
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund- _
Dec.
May
Dec.
Dec.
_ _
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922.
1922
1922
.
..
!
1
1
I
D e c . 31, 1922
D e c . 31, 1922
D e c . 31, 1922
J u n e 30, 1922
J u n e 30, 1922
D e c . 31, 1922
D e c . 31, 1922
1,379,997
770,995
769,061
1,934
1,207, 361
842,399
823, 466
14,929
1,054
2,950
364,962
336,962
28,000
285,952
237,818
226,693
3,249,222
2, 775,619
2, 413, 471
342,148
20,000
473, 603
473,603
462,934
430,496
319,998
110,498
2, 508,324
1, 638, 252
285
157,978
91,092
609, 002
585,762
23,240
._
_
$1,123,224
1, 086,401
1,015,931
28,155
2,650
14, 855
810
24,000
36, 823
36,823
.
..
J u n e 30, 1922
J u n e 30, 1922
ORANGE, N. J
General t r e a s u r y
Police C o u r t fund
j
$1,053,880
707,005
700,107
579
266
1,616
2,032
2,405
346, 875
307,054
39,821
_.
1,820,980
1, 499,743
1, 320,027
179,716
321,237
243,492
77,745
1, 303, 853
1, 265,312
•
$65,156
11,536 1
1,829
16
8,066
1,625
53, 620
53,620
11,125
48,134
20,018
28,116
$2, 242,260
1, 804,942
1, 717, 867
28, 750
2,916
24, 537
4,467
26, 405
437, 318
343, 877
93, 441
$67, 977
17, 603
3,292
21
75
11,437
2,778
2,873,310
1, 851, 212
1, 819, 220
16,863
1,054
14,075
1,022,098
942, 742
79, 356
304, 815
236,847
236, 747
5, 533,136 i
4, 705,858 1
4, 053, 496
632, 362
20,000
827, 278
721,132
106,146
32,438
4,037
28,401
1
3,970,155
2,994,656
285
50, 374
50, 374
166
$1,209,462
851,162
817,903
28,729
2,841
$964,821
936,177
896, 672
13,100
1,689
358, 300
329,453
28,847
2,064,996
1, 328, 255
1, 316,086
11, 281
888
o
l-H
26, 405
28, 644
14,424
14, 220
503,499
286,110
266, 387
5, 582
166
13, 975
217, 389
144, 389
73,000
67,968
61, 612
6, 356
736, 741
736,741
1, 713,199
1, 585,347
1, 468, 300
97,047
20,000
127. 852
64,070
63,782
2,472,266
2,137, 752
1,842,308
295,444
1,347, 671
982, 759
742,888
239,871
334, 514
296,150
38,364
364,912
360,912
4,000
117, 549
81,191
1,303,209
1,284, 351
2, 549,397
1,629,114
285
Ul
H
>
H
M
Ul
H
HH
Q
Ul
O
a
w
License fund
Sinking fund
Public trust fund.
Investment fund..
WEST N E W
YORK, N.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
30,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
J_.
General t r e a s u r y
School fund
L i b r a r y fund
P a r k fund
License fund
R e c o r d e r ' s court f u n d .
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
A M S T E R D A M , N . Y_
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
License fund
C a s h in t r a n s i t
Sinking funds
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y
School site funds
C o u n t y supervisors' fund_
General t r e a s u r y
232
J u l y 31, 1922..
Dec. 31, 1922.
Oct. 31, 1922.
| HAZLETON, P A
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Special assessment f u n d .
Sinking fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y
J a n . 1, 1923..
J a n . 1, 1923..
J a n . 1, 1923..
J u l y 3, 1922.
NORRISTOWN, PA_
C i t y corporation
_
General t r e a s u r y . .
Sinking fund
Public trust fund.
School district
Genera] t r e a s u r y . .
Sinking fund
Public trust fund.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
J u l y 3, 1922.
J u l y 3, 1922.
J u l y 3, 1922.
1
31,889
4,441
2,211
1,093
618,436
19,858
230,400
i
49,955 !
16,931 i
392,712
193,269
42,093
1,174
2,810
1,276, 687
1,075,478
167,353
780
3,501
1,791,989
1,112, 555
467,878
80,009
3,501
339
23,981
5,226
120, 296
6,800
, 012,223
563,577
547,955
2,102
55,711 |
49,080 1
40,138
122
442,574
442, 342
232
6,072
6,072
1, 076, 664
725, 693
693, 791
2,645
27
6,138
17, 545
5,547
342, 548
45, 087
297, 461
8,423
8,423
724,769
266, 615
209,169
2,968
54,478
458,154
458,154
299, 471
297, 707
290,995
5,000
1,712
1,764
1,764
298,078
121,300 !
100,349
3,308
17,643
176, 778
176,778
581,951
281, 576
281,047
487
42
300,375
297,021
3,088
266
266,970
67,230
19,030
48,200
85,539
52,165
4,787
47,378
199, 740
181,000
18, 740
33,374
1,521
31,853
1
i
1
!
611
2,642
10, 878
134, 389
18,977
5,297 j
2,984
539
6, 631 !
258
6,373
1,093
700,280
41, 230
232,611
1,093
683,943
2,351
232,611
16,337
20, 021
18,858
3,461,388
2,381,302
677,324
81,963
9,812
707
611
278,666
31,003
484, 590
187,925
4, 340
12, 785
1, 789
1,682,960
932, 595
672,806
69,169
8,022
368
2,144,598 1
1,338,350 1
1,281,884
4,869
27
14,077
31,407
6,086
791,753
487,687
304,066
14,495
14,495
223,273
47,569
38,876
89
27
5, 579
1,781
1,217
175, 704
37,916
137, 788
1, 322, 318
685,622
600, 513
11,276 1
73,833
636,696
636,696
235, 497
146,471
124,219
3,309
18,943
89,026
89,026
1,053,715
513,809
470, 664
7,967
35,178
539, 906
539,906
33,106
25,342
5,630
934,460 1
400,971 1
304,864
96,065
42
533,489
479,542 1
53, 681
146,967
609,605
205,049
190, 771
14,236
42
404,556
401, 290
3,000
266
177,888
104,730
74,230
30, 500
1,293,838
1,260,782
178
9
1
339
611
28,568
3,350
250,098
27, 653
91,192
39,863
51,329
55,775
5,094
50,681
981,916
509,152
506,982
2,170
464,341
442,771
21, 570
8,423
8,423
939,409
781, 629
736,026
4,780
8,498
27,456
4,869
151, 708
7,000
144,708
6,072
6,072
Q
19,712
7,764
7,764
73,158
73,158
Also t h e aggregate of p a y m e n t s a n d cash on haiid at t h e close of t h e y e a r .
bO
T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y O F R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H B A L A N C E S , B Y D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Con.
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16.]
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
Date of close of fiscal year.
Revenue.
Nonrevenue.
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year.
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year.1
PAYMENTS.
Cash on
hand at
close of year.
Governmental-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
GROUP V— CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
City corporation.. .
General t r e a s u r y _
Special assessment fund
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
School district
_ ._
General t r e a s u r y _ .
Sinking f u n d - .
_
235
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
J u l y 31, 1922
J u l y 31, 1922
OSHKOSH, Wis
General t r e a s u r y __ _
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
D e c . 31, 1922
D e c . 31, 1922_
D e c . 31, 1922. _
PENSACOLA, F L A
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking f u n d .
_
Oct. 1,1922
_ Oct. 1, 1922
J u n e 30, 1922
J u n e 30, 1922
LEWISTON, M E
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund _
238
F e b . 28, 1922
_ __ F e b . 28, 1922 _
F e b . 28, 1922
i
GREEN BAY, WIS
General t r e a s u r y
W a t e r fund
_._
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1922__
31, 1922
31, 1922
31, 1922
$117,905
32, 248
29, 347
242, 621
72,165
70,605
1,560
331
150
2,420
85,657
76, 685
8, 972
1,377,353
1,361,756
15, 597
617,874
594, 332
21,000
2,542
61, 636 j
35,075
20, 275
6, 286
2,056, 863
1, 991,163
56,872
8,828
236, 782
211, 618
22, 840
2,324
1, 224, 448
1,215,644
8,804
595, 633
563, 901
25, 228
6,504
764,013
550,808
427,067
123, 741
213,205
178, 505
34,700
986, 267
392, 047
318, 954
73,093
594,220
594, 220
680, 775
420,375 1
352, 865 |
67, 510 !
260,400
259, 655
745
2, 431, 055
1, 363, 230
1,098, 886
264, 344
1,067,825
1, 032, 380
35,445
304,848
293,195
173, 206
119,989
11, 653
10, 616
1,037
1, 293,475
851,087
747, 572
103, 515
442,388
415, 960
26,428
832, 732
218, 948
178,108
40,840
613,784
605,804
7,980
837, 293
822,700
14, 593
834,957
811, 943
23,000
14
50,969
45, 767
5,202 |
1, 723, 219
1,680,410
42,795
14
14,112
14,112
832,954
832, 954
876,153
833, 344
42, 795
14
12, 713
2,390, 669
2,139, 917
164,844
39,651
46,257
307, 706
294, 592
7,796
2,271
3. 047
1, 314,618
1,159, 580
150, 490
4,548
768, 345
685, 745
6,558
32,832
43, 210
376,114
361,385
14,729
__
_.
_
$544,750
472, 585
229,964
$1, 227,788
851,674
280,353
542,696
12,737
15,888
KOKOMO, IND
1
1
1,295,051
1,134, 827
147, 851
12,373
-
1,082,905
1,005,090
6,780
24,778
46, 257
10, 213 1
2, 500 |
1
$1,890, 443 !
1,356,507 1
539, 664
542,696
13,068
16,038
245,041
533,936
508,675
25, 261
$180,338
49,393
35,294
485
11,980
1, 634
130, 945
130,945
$1, 273,176
919, 338
367,101
542,696
9,483
58
353, 838
346,137
7,701
$436,929
387, 776
137, 269
3 100
4,000
243,407
49,153
31, 593
17, 560
239
COLUMBUS, GA
General t r e a s u r y H e a l t h fund
School fund
L i b r a r y fund
Water fund,
Sinking fund
240
PETERSBURG, VA
General t r e a s u r y . . .
School fund
Sinking fund
Private trust fund.
241
Dec. 31, 1922..
N o v . 30, 1922..
D e c . 31, 1922..
Dec. 31, 1922_.
Sept. 30, 1922_
D e c . 31, 1922..
WATERTOWN, N.
June
June
June
June
30,
30,
30,
30,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
Y
General t r e a s u r y
C o u n t y supervisors' f u n d L i b r a r y fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
Dec. 31, 1922.
Oct. 31, 1922..
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
EAST CLEVELAND, OHIO
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
F e e a n d special fund _
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y
F e e a n d special f u n d .
Sinking fund
243
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
Aug. 31, 1922..
Aug. 31, 1922..
Aug. 31, 1922..
PHOENIX, ARIZ
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y . _ .
Sinking fund
Private trust fund..
School district
General t r e a s u r y _ . .
I n t e r e s t funds
Sinking funds
J u n e 30, 1922.
J u n e 30,1922.
J u n e 30, 1922.
J u n e 30, 1922.
J u n e 30, 1922.
J u n e 30, 1922.
SHEBOYGAN, W I S
General t r e a s u r y
School fund
L i b r a r y fund
W a t e r fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds _.
I n v e s t m e n t fund
Private trust funds..
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
30,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
85,953
67,869
1,305,567
1,086,159
43,906
28,196
1,584
144, 379
1,343
302,033
110, 370
33,000
152, 500
4,450
207
1,506
895,185
786, 736
69, 660
38, 789
2,051,478
1,803, 550
172,201
73, 202
2,525
85,603
63,035
1, 230, 220
1, 215, 621
865,680
834, 635
13,041
7, 640
7,242
790
13,809
18,004
192
206
856,920
405,605
277,162
1, 223, 574
796, 433
770,043
120, 725
672
7,046
451,315
260,000
8,209
4,047
14,134
427,141
427,141
,654,300
763,101
523,011
6,070
230,967
3,053
891,199
881, 313
9,886
1,965
" 15," 258"
22, 568
191,315
1, 583,018
888,711
888, 711
694, 307
605,550
64,846
23,911
1, 332, 573
880,909
271,026
10, 730
144,314
10,162
15, 432
1,491,358
481,633
246,844
31, 383
203,406
9, 725
6,861
2,864
1,148, 622
683,485
671,068
130
12,287
465,137
395,103
13,726
56,308
742, 564
401, 820
321, 532
690, 234
286,178
369,082
927
5,423
14, 505
1,953
2,741
9,055
5,463
14,119
1,693,553 |
1,264,398 J
76,906 i
182,661
6,034
159,844
3,710
71,451
63,388
3,626
619
3,051
767
1,035,834
692, 207
76,906
168,220
5,415
93,086
586,268
508, 803
1,142,431
900,570
241,861
1,077, 253
1,022,937
3,032, 266
2, 653,321
241,861
134, 559
2,525
812, 582
729, 814
2,103, 540
2,057, 498
13,041
982
32,019
174, 813
171, 970
3,734, 794
1,965,139
1,570, 216
6,070
359,901
7,772
21,180
1,769, 655
1,568, 454
9,886
191, 315
1, 314,704
845,589
763,924
4,222,998
3,053,829
2, 806, 623
31, 513
215,693
1,169,169
1,007, 514
81, 436
80, 219
317, 713
145,013
129,036
113
15,864
172, 700
120,957
1,524
50,219
3, 512,628
2, 570,193
2,570,193
2,765, 371
1, 568, 907
961, 640
11,657
151, 690
27,408
24,487 !
19, 582 |
446,008
156, 783
220, 704
2,354
27,408
19,869
774
18,116
1,820,847
972, 500
728, 241
9,303
103, 264
7,539
i Also t h e aggregate of p a y m e n t s a n d cash on h a n d a t t h e close of t h e y e a r .
10,815
63, 707
2,943
54, 291
80, 268
2,500
161
2,682
57, 963
7,720
15,982
469,115
469,115
25
881, 809
849, 894
6,715
1,046, 918
1,035, 634
6,326
fr; 821
25, 200
4,137
518, 719
287, 404
82, 283
1, 901,371
832,146
724,009
6,070
102,015
52
O
199,923
5,198
231,315
216,315
1,069,225
883,024
9,886
176, 315
15,000
392, 657
338, 623
107,394
31,400
199, 829
54, 034
24,034
942,435
862, 523
79,912
GO
30,000
498, 516
439, 624
12, 695
21, 018
:
23, 713
1,466
to
T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y OF R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H BALANCES, BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S OF M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T : 1922—Con.
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16.]
a
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND FUNDS OF
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
Date of close of fiscal year.
Revenue.
Nonre venue.
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year.
of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginnin
of year.1
Cash on
hahd at
close of year.
Governmental-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
MOLINE, I I I
City corporation
General treasury. __
Sinking fund
Public trust funds..
Investment fund...
Private trust fundSchool district
General treasury...
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
June 30, 1922.
WALTHAM, MASS
Jan.
Jan.
Jan,
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
General treasury...
License fund
Sinking funds
Public trust funds..
Investment fund...
Private trust fund..
ANDERSON, IND
31, 1922..
31, 1922..
31, 1922..
31, 1922..
31, 1922..
31, 1923..
31, 1923..
31, 1923..
31, 1923..
31, 1923..
31, 1923-
—
City corporation
General treasury
Dec. 31, 1922.
County auditor's retention fund. Dec. 31, 1922.
Special assessment funds
Dec. 31, 1922.
Library fund
„
_. Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Sinking fund
Dec. 31, 1922.
Public trust fund
Dec. 31, 1922.
Private trust fund
School district.
General treasury
July 31, 1922..
REVERE, MASS
General treasury.
License fund
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec, 31, 1922.
$1,010,272
608,274
570,295
26,193
11,786
401,998
401,998
1,366,322
1, 356,636
7,023
2,080
583
1,672,090
1,281,964
806, 412
59
467,438
1,031
3,262
3,762
$512,143
205,420
196,832
3,081
1,000
4,507
306,723
306, 723
1, 783,617
1,647,776
3,085
104,852
15,137
12, 767
530, 522
413,997
266,390
8,232
390,126
390,126
139,375
116, 525
116, 525
1,255, 530
1,255, 530
1,450,929
1,450, 556
373
$191, 364
158,931
136,085
14, 675
7,265
$1, 713,779
972,625
903,212 I
40,868
22,132
1,000
5,413
741,154
741,154 1
$192, 580
132,897
109,091
14,428
7,861
3, 273,808
3,123,546
3,085
113,853
2,838
16,547
13,939
162,261
151,939
218, 578
126,132
112, 669
716
4,506
10,601
3,028
774
29, 581
29,581
2,300,036
1, 763,804
1,121,020
59
468,154 |
13,769 |
13,863
6,790
140,149
536,232
536,232
50, 802
50,802
2,757,261
2,756,888
199,108
199,108
906
32,433
32,433
123, 869
119,134
1,978
758
827
1,172
97,424
67,843
48, 218
373 1
I, 517
59,683
59,683
5,853
1,350
860
2,259
716
618
8,436
3,190
503
92,446
92,446
$1,005,483
599,851
587,850
8,440
3,561
405,632
405, 632
1, 575, 348
1, 573,860
$515, 716
239,877
206, 271
18,000
10,710
1,000
3,896
275,839
275,839
1, 536,199
1,397, 747
3, 085
108,000
1,488
15,687
11,680
1, 845, 242
1,411, 282
928,007
59
467, 438
13,151
1,427
1,200
433, 960
433, 960
1,498,671
1,498,671
236, 216
226, 390
80, 344
4,000
2,400
139, 646
9,826
9,826
1,059,482
1,059,109
373
>
a
f
in
H
>
H
M
CO
H
M
o
CO
O
o
H
249
CUMBERLAND, M D
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y . .
Sinking fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y , .
Public trust fund.
250
Mar. 31, 1922..
Mar. 31, 1922..
July 31, 1922..
Feb. 28, 1922.
N E W P O R T , R. I
General t r e a s u r y
H o m e for aged m e n f u n d .
L i b r a r y fund
License fund
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
Investment fund.
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
NEWBURGH, N. Y
General t r e a s u r y
School fund
C o u r t fund
C i t y a n d t o w n h o m e fund..
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
I n v e s t m e n t fund
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Oct. 31, 1922..
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
Dec. 31, 1922.
MUSKOGEE, OKLA
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
L i b r a r y fund
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t f u n d . _.
I n v e s t m e n t fund
Private trust funds..
School district
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund
C R A N S T O N , R.
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
J u n e 30, 1922.
J u n e 30, 1922.
I
General t r e a s u r y . . .
Sinking fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund..
254
June
June
June
June
June
June
A p r . 15, 1922..
Apr. 15, 1922.
A p r . 15, 1922.
MONTCLAIR, N . J
General t r e a s u r y . _
School fund
L i b r a r y fund
License fund
Sinking fund
Public trust fund.
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
30,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922....
1922....
1922.^..
1922....
1922....
1922....
343, 624
185,933
184,140
1,793
157,691
157, 297
1,017,378
717, 353
707, 861
9,492
300, 025
297, 352
2, 673
1,483, 441
1, 274, 669
1, 230,959
43, 710
208, 772
' 208,557
215
394
1, 278,809
1, 206,462
1,138,486
1,061,809
4,440
5, 617
265, 662
90,893
7,504
5,182
16, 865
44, 813
5,487
594
582
56, 268
2,637
5,125
123,866
7,121
37, 692
68, 042
37,140
9,356
2,844,443
2,177,955
2,122,960
54,995
666, 488
663, 206
3,282
534,552
380,219
380,054
165
154, 333
153,193
1,140
1,798,790
1,310, 598
1,310,598
2, 682, 957
2, 359,164
11, 944
11,381
594
78, 258
171, 316
5,487
44,813
228, 788
45,433
5,735
721
1,447,461
1,400, 251
6,209
10, 660
16,258
122,755
30, 341
2, 309, 620
1, 731,931
413,162
1,331
106,122
31, 903
13,612
11, 559
88,342
30, 311
5,587
1, 338, 389
716,946
544, 609
17,116
153,685
1, 536
647,425
647,425
37, 886
1, 315, 585
91,176
17, 401
2,465
4,000
1,956
7,436
6,324
5,830
, 419,902
845, 434
486, 808
987
357, 539
100
682. 748
424, 479
243,159
16,136
22,446
328, 357
227, 800
47, 628
645
161, 804
1,680
1,148
14,895
100,557
42
100, 515
2,431,007
1, 497, 713
157, 633
933, 294
676, 409
256,885
532,194
363, 807
154, 795
652
179,168
244
846
28,102
168, 387
93
108, 294
714, 208
697, 690
16, 500
18
66,040
6,928
58,665
447
1,484, 785
1, 389, 623
94, 697
465
64, 666
4,509
59,697
460
3, 507, 528
2, 466, 483
695, 948
25,029
833
279,828
39,407
630, 786
558, 633
14, 381
1,056
5, 984, 235
4,645,138
904,489
31, 512
884
346, 507
55, 705
441,325
261,342
108,524
243
574, 468
418, 098
156, 370
704, 537
685,005
19, 532
1,845,921
1,620,022
194,160
5,427
51
22, 061
4,200
142, 738
258, 269
258, 269
44,618
12,098
777, 595
17, 768
541, 789
1,780
1,148
i Also t h e aggregate of p a y m e n t s a n d cash on h a n d at t h e close of t h e y e a r .
1,006, 708
913,480
594
925, 993
817, 297
81, 227
861
12, 990
7,066
4,823
1,729
877, 494
322, 579
470
488,192
486,265
1,927
511,101
487,138
432,308
54,830
23,963
23, 748
215
7,655
31,848
7,646
5,295
62,342
8,874
1, 279, 795
785,805
407,363
80,441
55
5,966
165
621,443
540,004
81,439
62, 000
18,220
5,487
6,927
941,483
915, 815
212
1,331
18,026
Q
tei
6,099
w
560,424
416,960
78,191
208,936
w
302
129,531
143,464
136, 312
7,152
772,694
737, 689
35,000
5
3,110,074
2, 284,152
795,957
24,390
51
379
5,145
2,432,836
2,099, 644
8
6,879
833
283,786
41, 686
to
TABLE 2.—SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS, PAYMENTS, AND CASH BALANCES, BY DIVISIONS AND FUNDS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT: 1922—Con.
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the namber assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16.]
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
Date of close of fiscal year.)
Revenue
Nonrevenue.
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year.
O
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year.1
Cash on
hand at
close of year.
to
05
PAYMENTS.
Governmental-cost.
Nongovernmental-cost.
GROUP V—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
i j WARREN, OHIO
I
i
256
257
City corporation
General treasury
Fee and special fund.
Sinking fund
Public trust fund
School district
General treasury
Fee and special fund.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
A u g . 31, 1922.
A u g . 31, 1922.
LA CROSSE, W I S
General treasury...
Sinking fund
Public trust funds..
Investment fund...
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
Dec. 31,
June 30,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
1922.
CLIFTON, N. J
General treasury
School fund
License funds
Poor fund
Recorder's fund
Tax collector's fund.
Sinking fund
Public trust fund
258 LYNCHBURG, VA
General treasury.
School fund
Sinking fund
259
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Jan. 31, 1923..
June 30, 1922.
Jan. 31, 1923..
FORT SMITH, ARK
City corporation
General treasury.
Dec. 31, 1922.
$1, 538, 699
784, 367
740,492
$4,128, 524
2, 570, 523
2,046,187
6,500
510,072
7,764 1
1, 558, 001
1,552,417
5,584
$1,145, 541
638,835
553, 693
$2, 356,980
1, 379, 955
1,194, 543
6,500
176, 480
2,432
977,025
971,441
5,584
$626,003
551, 733
297,951
356, 718
335, 577
3,650
3,577
13, 914
2,406, 468 I
2,193, 316
177,850
20, 524
14, 778
143,784
67,807
62,150
13,049
778
1, 534, 282
1, 526,807
728,402
598, 702
115, 700
149, 304
137,056
4,086
1,302
95
302
1,850
270
4,343
5, 289, 646
3,607, 391
804,710
13, 607
595
5,373
833,157
16, 930
7,883
640, 060
477,803
150,886
626
82
808
53
2,119
7, 683
1, 469,376
814, 839
653,824
860, 457
521, 026
206,000
133,431
249, 760
228,906
7,163
13, 691
2,365, 484
1,889, 508
286,770
189, 206
166, 265
123,665
4,835
37, 765
1, 372,993
1,091,058
281, 935
• 365,363
164,440
164, 440
102,978
722
722
1, 332, 341
507,092
507,092
114,067
$1, 517, 983
718,677
583,262
6,500
127,498
1,417
799,306
793,722
5,584
$1, 071, 842
1, 067,479
722, 433
345,031
15
4,363
4,363
37, 543
6,332
754, 332
754, 332
1, 219,862
1,185,550
22,200
11,248
829, 888
672,189
152, 000
5,699
855, 374
108, 867
109,461
11, 535
3,679
618,156
2,646
1,030
1, 255,267
1,139,576
73,607
42,084
864,000
341,930
341,930
4, 284,968
3, 361, 468
691,163
770
500
1,392
213,151
14,014
2,510
79,810
5,332
506, 706
506, 706
—-
I—I
74, 270
74, 270
7,475
14,000
3,180, 210
2,314, 749
12, 981
513
4,565
833,104
14,811
200
w
>
H
M
III
H
HH
a
Ul
o
a
H
3
GO
826,226
674, 785
151,441
826,978
305,060
305,060
o
253, 782
391,296
202,032
202,032
School district
General t r e a s u r y __
I m p r o v e m e n t district
General t r e a s u r y
S i n k i n g fund
260
J u n e 30, 1922
D e c . 31, 1922
D e c . 31, 1922
COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO
City corporation...
General treasury
Sinking f u n d s .
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
School district
"_
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund
261
STEUBENVILLE,
1
Dec.
. . __. D e c .
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
_
.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1922
1922
1922
1922
1922
J u n e 30, 1922
, . J u n e 30, 1922
OHIO
C i t v corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking f u n d . .
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
School district
General t r e a s u r y
_ _
_. D e c . 31, 1922
_. D e c . 31, 1922
D e c . 31, 1922
A u g . 31, 1922
__
430,851
430,851
91,219
90,062
1,157
125,953
125,953
74,970
22,970
52,000
2,522
2,522
99, 734
99, 734
559,326 1
559,326
265,923
212,766
53,157
10,595
10,595
103,472
61,840
41,632
401,420
401,420
120,498
114,723
5,775
147,311
147,311
41,953
36,203
5,750
1,489, 789
915, 361
907, 928
1, 288, 040
1,253,061
1,153,117
72,100
2,655
55,976
26,698
24, 666
314
905
2,833,805
2,195,120 !
2,085,711
72,414
10,310
683
26,002
638,685
580,918
57,767
234,906
207,860
202, 546
3,414
490
2,310, 710
1, 752,887
1, 748,823
1,410
27,046
10, 679
16, 367
557,823
557,823
288,189
234,373
134,342
69,000
5,756
683
24, 592
53,816
12,416
41,400
1, 693,055
1, 048, 982
757, 393
263,691
27,898
644,073
644,073
629,447
383,028
261,443
101,687
19, 898
246,419
246,419
825,879
460,225
407,413
44,812
8,000
365, 654
365, 654
6,750
683
574,428
532, 832
41, 596
1,055,558
618,433
542,887
67,005
8, 541
437,125
437,125
25,189
34, 979
34, 979
189,870
189, 870
101,434
88,436
813
29,278
13,107
16,171 |
447, 627
240, 679
113, 072
108, 250
19, 357
206,948
206,948
4,064
237,729
205,729
88, 537
117,192
32,000
32,000
0
teJ
i Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
>
to
128
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
TABLE
3.—REVENUE
RECEIPTS,
BY
DIVISIONS
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number
R E V E N U E RECEIPTS.
F r o m taxes.
CITY, A N D DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
Total.
Special.
General
property.
Poll.
Property.
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
$2,007,008,796 $1,337,784,348 $13,371,468| $27,718,378 $4,155,943| $41,310,407'
I
II
III
IV
V
1,043,204,537 ,
243,791,437!
350,025,0141
212,272, 596 !
157,715,212 ,
GROUP I.—CITIES
HAVING
7.19,031,807i
153,065,6561
223,799,843,
139,155, 345
102,731, 697>
5,138,755|
317,1631
4, 509, 7721
1, 793,283!
1,612,495
A POPULATION
17,314, 607|
735,930 19,484, 392
2,673,457'
243,353 7,005, 378,
3,203,896 1,320,503! 6,707, 798!
1,550,422 1,163,011; 4, 743.199
2, 975, 996
693,146j 3, 369, 640|
O F 500,000 A N D
1
N e w York, N . Y
2
Chicago, 111
__
C i t y corporation
County
School district__
P a r k district
S a n i t a r y district._
3
Philadelphia, P a
C i t y corporation
School district
Poor d i s t r i c t .
90, 088, 733
66, 819,444
23, 090, 672
178,617
61, 660, 556
40, 670, 852
20,832,040
157,664
4
Detroit, Mich
C i t y corporation
County
65, 119, 041 '
56,824, 912 1
8, 294,129 '
44, 647, 460
39, 754, 342,
4, 893,118
Cleveland, Ohio.
C i t y corporation
County
School d i s t r i c t .
53,455,910'!
29, 207, 057'
9,816. 765
14,432, 088
38.601.087
17, 466, 842
8, 519, 278
12, 614, 967
295, 291
295, 291
St. Louis, M o
C i t y corporation
School district
35, 380, 951
24, 347, 286
11,033,665
23,854, 015
14, 271, 925
9, 582,090
46,144
46,144
Boston, M a s s .
Baltimore, M d _
61, 588,172 ,
30,467, 874
38,189, 914
21, 567, 075
L o s Angeles, Calif
C i t y corporation
C ounty
School district
49,671, 583
27,467,975
12,144,938 l
10,058,670
28, 201,754
10, 737, 585
9,839,442
7, 627,727
Pittsburgh, Pa
City corporation.
County
School district
37, 383,429
19, 323, 661 !
7,260,028 !
10,799, 740
29,157, 488
13, 963,131
5, 614,938
9, 579,419
5
7
8
9
10
_
~_
30,288, 822 1
21, 379, 284
1°
Buffalo, N . Y
27, 749, 561
24, 736, 757
3,012, 804
18, 668, 659
16, 059, 690
2,608,969
3.439,650
3, 439, 6501
$76,836
76,836
65. 698
3,632
62.066
1, 259,171
1, 259,17l|
126,918
126,918
525, 795
525, 795
118, 221
118,127
94
1
3, 262, 344
544,269
3, 244, 867
2,075, 553
2,075, 553
109. 932
177,728
121, 581
1,394,043
1,352, 541
16, 834
24, 668
538,190
413,496
299,982
113, 514
10, 972
881,837
538,190
113, 356!
113, 356
"
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING
Washington, D . C . . .
$8, 606,285
153, 560, 705 l 104,082, 627
84, 556, 564 \
45,931,492
13,151, 920 |
9,788,118
39,026,011 J 33, 904,434
9,954,494 i
8, 718, 238
6,871, 716 '
5, 740, 345
S a n Francisco, Calif
Milwaukee, Wis
C i t y corporation.
County..
OVER.
__ $408, 449, 756 < $289. 018. 888 $1,153,088 $12,389,185
11
County
Business.
All o t h e r .
A POPULATION
$28,387,340 ! $19,151, 3101
23,711,442
16,068,025!
4, 675, 898 J
3,083,285!
;
|
I
25,059,692!!
10,554,190)
813, 325
813,325
869,909
869,909!
1
O F 300,000 T O 500,000.
$2,023, 620'
1, 548, 547j
475,073|
$455, 023
446, 264
8,759
5,0801
1,972,958!
129
GENERAL TABLES.
OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT:
1922.
assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 18.]
R E V E N U E RECEIPTS—continued.
From
taxes—
Contd.
Nonbusiness
license.
From
special
assessments and
special
charges
for o u t lays.
From
fines,
forfeits,
and
escheats.
From
subventions a n d
grants.
From
donations,
gifts,
and
pension
assessments.
From
highway
privileges.
From
r e n t s of
investment
properties, a n d
interest.
From
earnings
of general
departments.
From
earnings
of p u b l i c
service
enterprises.
1
a
a
$16,767,061 $103,134,949 $13,035,243 $99,085,169 $20,020,371 $18,250,147 $75,900,621 $51,970,085 $184,504,606
10,782,560
1,365, 262
2, 490,212
1, 268,142
860,885
42, 067,780
13,196, 594
22, 801,564
14, 276, 819
10, 792,192
5,658,096
1, 500, 544
2,857, 737
1, 621,178
1, 397, 688
37, 006, 638 14, 693,422 11,078,840 54,032,160 24,844,094
18, 723,899 1,809,469 2,079, 741 7, 716,772 7, 682,858
22, 353, 398 1, 704, 748 3,275,345 7,916,630 8,940,659
12,211, 799 1, 054,187 1,205,418 3, 319,945 6,189, 023
8, 789,435
610, 803 2, 915,114 4,313,451
758, 545
81,335, 456
26,411,291
38,142,909
22, 720,825
15,894,125
GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER.
$9,283,993 |$1,592,282 |$17, 871, 823$6,079, 504$2,499, 578$24,816,958 $5, 266,337 $26, 592, 492
13,708,368 1,158, 729
943, 513
13,474,435
129, 738
233,933
85,478
991,275
991, 275
128,742
128, 263
479
3,806,797 1, 721,488 4,708,027 3, 874, 867 4,469,300
1,172,098 4, 681, 906 1,557, 914 1,824,190
949,345 1, 900,020
332, 502
3,474,295
347,803
1, 003, 696
295,783
26,121
256,
754
432, 383
201, 587
107,158|
16,924
244, 626
244, 626
4,759,848
4, 732, 418
27,430|
473, 257j 2,834,163
110,183! 2,386,996
363,074
447,167]
255,770
255,770
3, 592
3, 592
2, 516,2831
2,098,412
417, 871
405, 667
63,822
483, 044i
14, 614
16, 580
16, 580
369, 206
1, 834,313
1,834,313
287,479
664, 560
5, 255,882
5, 255,882
198, 208!
31, 2741
31, 274
317,004
288,864
28,140
1, 017, 225
1, 017,225
5,816 1,027,037
816 1,027,037
5,000
19,178
529, 230
2, .339, 948
855, 604
178,689
40,321
3, 271!
37,050
184,142
170, 939
13, 203,
723,072
723, 072
248, 814
220, 856
27,908
50
676, 915
925, 596j
53, 619
2, 030,826
88,727
70,474
18,253
1, 858, 6201 144, 266
1, 738, 997 144, 266
119, 623
1,117, 111
1,117,1111
855, 373
741,114
114, 259
232, 639|
198, 401
34, 238j
6, 726,108
6, 726,108
2, 982, 939
2, 061,862
921,077
6, 611,702
6,611,702
2,165,389 1, 724, 762! 6,076, 286
1,088, 283 1, 058, 036 6, 065, 776
275, 752
488,595
10, 510
801, 354'
178,131
759,841
403,097
356,744
1,103,228
1, 058,762
44,466
61, 7551 5, 371,123|
232, 704|
53,343| 4, 344,665) 1,993,358
76, 805 1,033,992
311, 702
44,482j 1, 316,411 1, 481,919!
817,924
685,205
132, 719
1,007,289|
695,941 12, 414,
3, 218, 793
695, 941 12, 091, 729] 3,143,316
322,011
55, 372
20,105
2, 397,449
516, 679
1,880,770
369, 206
9, 567, 726]
8,560,437
740, 378 1,294, 532
477, 612
527,623
211, 614|
751, 7341
51,1521
15,175|
3,031,299
3, 031,299
4,108, 519|
2, 564,524!
7, 732,040!
7, 727,978|
4,062j
55,140
45, 010
10,130
1,096, 782
559, 313
173, 767
363, 702
846, 068
635, 459
2, 997, 605i 11
260, 044
260,044
635, 332!
578, 494'
56,838|
729,075
519, 954
209,121
2, 419, 863J 12
2, 419,863|
118,840
1,114,
170,305j
764, 650
179, 654
2, 907, 2921
2, 903,667|
3, 625!
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000.
$80,436
78,299
2,137
$1, 510, 678
1, 492,858
17, 820
388, 604
368, 552
83617—24f
$126, 553 $1,170,120
112, 782
610, 22l!
559,899|
13, 771
$154, 079
154,079
$12, 895
12,895
9,-187, 7931
275,958
135, 486
362, 292
9
$475,284, $1,500,290
$1,727,052
398,900 1, 061, 520;
1, 727,052
76,384
438,770.. .
220, 252
522, 205!
1,066, 327
13
14
130
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
TABLE
3 . — R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS,
BY
DIVISIONS
[For a list of t h e cities a r r a n g e d a l p h a b e t i c a l l y b y States, w i t h t h e n u m b e r
R E V E N U E RECEIPTS.
F r o m taxes.
City numb
d
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
Total.
Special.
General
property.
Poll.
Property.
Business.
All o t h e r .
G R O U P I I . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 300,000 T O 500,000—Continued.
19
22
Newark, N . J
C i t y corporation.
County
$26, 513, 718
22,287,154
4,226, 564
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
C i t y corporation.
County
School d i s t r i c t . . .
26,066,088
15, 504,345
6,247,299
4,314, 444
16,893,585!..
7,387,838..
5,738,116;..
3, 767, 631L.
$244, 737!
243,040|
1,1
641,340!
641,340
Minneapolis, M i n n . .
C i t y corporation.
County
21, 670,060J
19, 263, 7631
2,406,297
15,839, 575|_.
13,978,136!. .
1,861,439!..
56, 309
20,291
36, 0181
179, 3131
176, 262
3,051
N e w Orleans, L a
17,768, 233
11,345,132:..
Kansas City, M o
C i t y corporation.
County
School d i s t r i c t . . .
17, 314,830[
8.812.233
2, 533,162
5,969,435
Indianapolis, Ind
C i t y corporation.
County
School d i s t r i c t . . .
16, 661,264|
8,993,747
2.306.234
5,361, 283
12,358, 264
5,043,8211
2,210,064!..
5,104,379i_.
I
12, 393, 695]
5,400,988!.,
2,126,9441
4,865,763;..
Seattle, W a s h . .
C i t y corporation.
County
School d i s t r i c t . . .
P o r t of S e a t t l e . . .
29, 627,3231
20,401, 277
3,449, 508 j
4,784,981'
991, 5571
12,942,348*.
6,381,561!.
2,991,459.
3,345,753!.
223,575;.
Rochester, N . Y
C i t y corporation.
County
17, 611, 676
16, 077, 577
1, 534, 099
11, 758, 552|
10,483,023 j
1,275, 529].
79,548
79,548
Jersey City, N . J
City corporation.
County
17,111,2131
13, 508,040j
3, 603,173
12,079,3151
9,030,067
3,049, 248|
84, 790
40, 704
44, 086
$17, 749, 690:
14, 592,945!
3,156, 7451
$45, 855 $1,184,068
45,855 1,184,068
$151,263
85,418
65,845
I
85, 671
1, 550
1, 550
732, 283
539, 5831
537, 5271
2,056!
54, 517
27,739
26, 778
103,020]
102,839 j
181
49,930|
68,125'
67,035
1,090
462,463
462,436
27
343, 711
343, 711
i
7, 380
7, 3801
667,207)
667, 207
G R O U P I I I . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 100,000 T O 300,000.
$14,854,989
9, 773, 782
4,117, 6071
963, 600!
$7, 296, 240
4,228,167
2,471, 657
596,416
13,932, 350
9,333, 555
4,598, 795
8, 649,064
4,280,403
4, 368, 661
T o l e d o , Ohio
City corporationSchool district
11,178,959
6, 650,2221
4,528, 7371
6, 552, 269
3, 715, 788
2, 836, 481
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
City corporation..
School district
11,412,646!
7,013,853
4,398, 793
6,748,118
3, 767,126
2,980,992
11, 278, 771
11, 033, 576|
8, 009. 690
8, 582, 555
7,112,051
5, 286, 835
P o r t l a n d , Oreg
City corporation.
School d i s t r i c t . . . .
P o r t of P o r t l a n d . .
25 ! D e n v e r , Colo
City corporationSchool district
28 - P r o v i d e n c e , R . I_.
29 ! St. P a u l , M i n n . . .
30 ; Louisville, K y
$130, 785
130,785
;
_
182, 604
182, 604
$75, 332
75, 332
24, 022
24, 022
156, 693
156, 693
31,953
31,953
$69,259
30,167
49, 639
322,807
420, 436
131
GENERAL TABLES.
OF
MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT:
1922—Continued,
assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 18.]
REVENUE RECEIPTS—continued.
From
taxes—
contd.
Nonbusiness
license.
From
special
ments and
special
charges
for outlays.
From
fines,
forfeits,
and
escheats.
From
donations,
gifts,
and
pension
From
subventions and
grants.
From
highway
privileges.
ments.
From
rents of
investment
properties, and
interest.
From
earnings
of general
departments.
From
earnings
of public
service
enterprises.
GROUP I I — C I T I E S HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 300,000 TO 500,000—Continued.
$98,019
97, 517
502
$583,092 $101, 408 $1,935,496
32, 459 1, 790,170
578, 746
68, 949
4,346
145, 326
$96,197 $921, 585
93, 204 916,632
2,993
4,953
277,673
247, 387
30,286
530,452
530,452
132,486
117, 637
14, 849
133, 972
21,734
7,489
104, 749
777,349
573, 531
104,240
92,429
11,811
2,073, 372
2, 060,043
13, 329
133,396
115, 978
17,418
820,443
594,192
226,251
119, 727
108, 671
11, 056
i
49,195
847,208
61,108
780, 068
744, 524
744, 524
33, 886
28,883
4,829
174
538, 691
i
217,421
206,664
10, 757
47,072
39,207
7, 865
2, 892,487
2,892,487
33,954
5,568
28,386
2, 030,481
2,030,481
33, 251
32,984
267
1,825
536,866
384,072
870
383,202
457, 918 1, 376, 800
430,318
7,350
21, 538
2,706
5, 962 1,366, 744
100
$956,981
772, 592
184, 389
$857, 569 $1,832, 49r- 15,
265,053
1,832, 495
592, 516
!
62,072
62,072
3, 321.124
2,912, 785
229,374
178,965
840,462
555, 798
225,383
59,281
94, 019
94,019
525,357
459,838
65,519
858, 732
698, 327
160, 405
865, 577
865, 577
17
130,860
164, 607
222, 216
527, 735
2,822,150
18
28, 284
23, 284
204, 652
204, 652
523, 697
213,003
40,073
270, 621
415, 294
99, 341
263, 558
52,395
1, 708,984 19
1, 708,984
24, 599
24, 599
259,635
148,006
65,477
46,152
325, 705
199,509
77,840
48, 356
86,927 20
86, 927
32,897
32, 897
10,126
10,126
311, 246
211,192
92,141
2,214
5,699
789, 808
469,028
256, 472
64, 308
11,523,690 21
10, 755, 721
5,786
203,818
5,000
56, 272
38,462
17, 810
2, 210, 836 16
2, 210, 731
105
762,183
13, 274 ' 1,422,539
13,100
1,422, 539
174
31, 853
19,930
11,923
1,176,340
1,138, 363
37,977
73, 111
73,111
160, 494
160,494
308, 634
272, 504
36,130
614, 257
441, 918
172, 339
1,166, 900 22
1,166,900
193,209
193, 209
26,393
14, 327
12, 066
1, 220,104
1,185,332
34, 772
64, 735
62,943
1,792
289, 206
285, 450
3,756
592, 346
462, 760
129, 586
430, 801
104, 344
326,457
1,400,353 23
1,400, 353
55, 374
53,964
1,410
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000.
$142, 770 $1, 552, 202
142, 770
1, 552,202!
$71,928
71,928
$3,089,191
3,089,191
175,553
175, 553
1,174,165
1,174,165
138, 364
129,117
9,247
178, 771
16,000!
162,771
18,521!
18,521;
197, 297
197,297
946,084
946,084
110,128
107, 537
2,591
1, 291,879
74,514!
3,533
70,981
$193, 720!
156,375
25, 495
11,8501
$148,161
96,052
52,109!
145, 899!
145,899
208, 614
185, 236[
21, 378!
1,116,563
1, 079, 825
36, 738'
1, 946, 232! 25
1, 946, 232j
14, 549 j
14, 5491
562,402
308, 535j
255, 867J
189,068
118,130
70, 938:
1,141,4151 26
1,141,415!
1, 016, 865; 225,609' 127,042!
1,000
6,5831 127,042,
1, 015, 865 219, 026 j
i
i
61, 043|
39. 710j
72,1311
630, 915;
34,705; 103, 090|
341,937!
11,917'
7,133,
734, 8581
601, 339j
133, 519]
190,173!
140, 782
49,391
1, 229,949 27
1, 229,949!
686, 5921
326,354
166, 744
374,480!
271,2861
377,632;
1, 264,974,' 28
682,801' 29
940,096 30
$39, 665 $130, 220|
23,521
130, 220
16,144
355, 334;
i
197,859
197,859
639,628
639,628
113, 899
113,899
19, 507
136, 749
130,105
52, 581
1,319,788
281, 594
6,300
62,862
45, 261
1, 291,879
$2, 060,107
1, 704, 773
132
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
TABLE
3 . — R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS,
BY
DIVISIONS
[For a list of t h e cities a r r a n g e d a l p h a b e t i c a l l y b y S t a t e s , w i t h t h e n u m b e r
R E V E N U E RECEIPTS.
numb
From taxes.
'
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
Totals
General
property.
'C
Special.
Poll.
Business.
Property, i All other.
G R O U P I I L - C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 100,000 T O 300,000—Continued.
O a k l a n d , Calif
C i t y corporation
School district
S a n i t a r y district
_.
$5,670,927
3,802, 509
1,863,587|
4, 831
7,243,4251
4,204,049|
8, 348,372
5,023,<
3,324, 6831
4,832,187!
2,500,221
2,331,966
13, 686,057
4, 788, 735
5,245,420
3, 651, 902
8,145,937)
3,067,888)
4,898, 706|
179,343!
B i r m i n g h a m , Ala
Worcester, Mass
4,817, 763
9, 044, 757|
2,224, 431
6,077,071!
Syracuse, N . Y
C i t y corporation
County
supervisors'
fund.
9,017, 214
8,873,097
144,117]
5, 672, 539!
5, 528,422!
144,1171
R i c h m o n d , Va
7,840, 201
4,170,822j.
4, 563,491
3,315,9371
. 1, 247. 554|
3,789,897L
2,939,9611.
N e w Haven, Conn
Dallas, Tex
Memphis, Tenn
6,203,094
6,529,993)
6, 697,316
5,412, 503j
4,541,317! .
4,227,992j.
D a y t o n , Ohio
C i t y corporation
School district
6,496, 238
3,579,808
2,916,430
3,933,006L
2,109,665J.
1,823,341 L
Bridgeport, Conn
Houston, Tex
7,309,308|
6,363,637
6,805, 739|
4,731,198;.
Hartford, Conn
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t .
7, 772, 576|
7,023,904
748, 672|
5,078, 660!
4, 742,329i
336,331|
Grand Rapids, Mich
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t .
5,990,961
3,437,614
2, 553,3471
4,131,5381.
2, 049, 713
2,081,825
Scranton, Pa
C i t y corporation
School district
4,089,044
2, 004, 2481
2,084,796
3, 257, 603
1, 583,5171
1,674,086|
Springfield v M a s s
Paterson, N . J
8, 244, 570
4, 775,130
6.020,281
3, 316,809 !
7,818, 425
4,973,4791
2, 844,946|
5,130,943
2, 522,166
2, 608,7771
5,054, 260
2,948, 796|
2,105,464'
2, 688, 9421
1, 596, 525
1.092, 417!
Atlanta, Ga
A k r o n . Ohio
_
C i t y corporation
School district
—
Omaha, Nebr
_..
C i t y corporation
School district
...
M e t r o p o l i t a n utilities
district.
San A n t o n i o , Tex
C i t y corporation
School district
48
$9,046,801
5,172,5501
3,869,420
4,831
D e s M o i n e s , Iowa=.
C i t y corporation
School district
Youngstown, Ohio-C i t y corporation
School district
_.
$126, 932|
120,158!
6, 774=
$67,225
523,403
|
$32, 330
32,330
37,855;
37,855;
65, 678!
28,792;
$485, 309!
21,403;
21,403!
j.
438,858
100,194
217, 412
217,412
135, 5061
696,010i
26,355;
289, 732i
289, 732!
22,340
561,074'
32,468,
32,468;
46,284
76,6251.
30,375
30,3751
19,1461895,121
674,1961
220,9251
8, 742!
26,809'
293,4371
19,256'
19,256!
40,770
8,897'
20,170,
117,419
117,419
13, 343^
13,343 ;
42, 764]
42,764!
408,488!
9,220-
144,120
23,000
121,120
48,255
48, 255;
57,309!
8,000
24, 791
260, 237
38, 685
38, 685
335!
335
17,337 !
17,337
GENERAL
OF M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
133
TABLES.
1922—Continued.
assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 18.]
EEVENUE EECEIPTS—continued.
From
taxes—
contd.
Nonbusiness
license.
From
special
From
assessfines,
ments and forfeits,
special
and
charges
escheats.
for outlays.
From
subventions and
grants.
From
donations,
gifts,
and
pension
assessments.
From
highway
privileges.
From
rents of
investment
properties, and
interest.
From
earnings
of general
departments.
From
earnings
of public
service
enterprises.
JO
S
a
a
>>
Q
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued.
j
$67,969
67,969
$624,160
624,160 1
$30,382 $1, 994,820
30,382
! 1, 994, 820
$15,351
15,351
$152,463
152,463
$31,424
31,424
1
$139, 551
135,312
4. 239
$192,822
192,822
34,045
107, 508
1, 066, 530
271,601
261,201
10,40C
123,998
68, 543
55,455
233,651
60, 63f
72,228
100,788
165,860
109, 795
56, 065
I
.
!
3,498
748,519
176, 658 |
169,215
23,000
133,810
133,810
880, 519
880, 519
116, 300
116,3O0
890,405
36,457
890,405 j
36,457
88,006
88,006
1,071,177 i
1,015,031 i
96,714
29,076
67,638
109, 309 1
15,921
93,388
23,398
2,889
20, 509
119,775
290,837
290,837
56,146
1
81,839
2, 590
472, 532
176, 767
177,414
14, 591
13,527
13, 527
1,163,554
1,163, 554
32,937
32,937
32
992,910 i 33
992,910:
3, 395, 490
79,865
34
3,315,625
810,660 1
57,009
11,245
72,988
2,451
66,676
70, 545
238,388
190,458
614, 638
80,178
673, 323
35
36
507, 552
507,552
45,002
45,002
80,876
80,876
74,355
74,355
177, 756
177, 756
720, 569
720, 569
37
61, 237
24,315
56,061
274,656
26,162
231, 562
275,931
62,19]
1, 938, 344
38
34,997
34,997
99,456
99,456
32,006
32,006
369,662
6,244
6,244
6,642
6,642
119, 694
106,737
12,957
52.200
37,201
14,999
20, 225
20,225
39
29, 336
3,338
284,040
54,547
8,468
186,601
62, 934
61,221
98,883
107, 772
475, 972
566, 713
86, 553
9,035
11,770
139,161
400
153, 010
220, 864
117,676
158, 654
238, 977
121, 559
6,134
804,831
788, 245
40
41
42
174, 792
174, 792
332,435
332, 435
99,170
99,170
948,953
3,500
947, 453
54, 578
3,041
51, 537
14,396
14,396
215, 339
145, 713
69,626
135,286
110,813
24,473
538, 652
538, 652
43
7,899
32, 053
57, 559
9,465
49,084
50, 537
88, 241
423, 773
29,836
161,436
66,140
152, 755
135, 997
75,092
3,716
3, 716
309, 648
309, 648
81, 332
81,204
128
168,396
11, 507
156, 889
12,947
12, 947
53, 641
53,641
169,716
155,828
13,888
24, 788
24, 788
530, 261
530,261
41, 652
41,652
387, 845
10, 317
377, 528
8, 964
8, 964
11,382
11, 382
203,164
203,164
31, 496
31,361
135
205, 591
47,4961
500
46, 996
369,662
i
205, 591
707,158
44
45
242,178
221, 667
20,511
626, 459
626, 459
46
113,852
71,320
42, 532
212, 964
161, 502
51, 462J
496, 333
49*5, 333
47
10,000
10, 000
73, 255
46,332
26, 923
55, 832
45,887;
9,945 j
850 48
SR0
1
598,11?! 49
50
I
570, 4641 51
570,464;
2,117
34, 753
200,103
166, 223
20,321
20, 656
53, 693
447,449
104, 658
15,802
6,497
262,242
59,119
76, 677
271,661
157, 062|
18,478
18,478
1, 675, 668
1, 675, 668
47, 326
47, 326
56> 653
21, 9861
5, 972
16,014
45, 677
45,677
56, 653
45, 813
35,039
10, 774
166, 732
14, 004|
152, 728]
841, 989
1,000
840, 989
50, 574
188
f-0, 386]
169,070
111, 967
57,103
92,108 j
27, 539
64, 569]
107,284
107,284
567,120
567,120
79, 760
79, 760
i
31
439 741'
439,7411
.V">
134
F I N A N C I A L STATISTICS OF
TABLE
CITIES.
3.—REVENUE
RECEIPTS,
BY
DIVISIONS
I For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number
E E V E N U E RECEIPTS.
From taxes.
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
Total.
Special.
General
property.
Poll.
Business.
Property. All other.
GROUP I I I — C I T I E S HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 200,000—Continued.
53
54
N e w Bedford, M a s s
Trenton, N . J
Norfolk, V a
56
Salt Lake City, U t a h
C i t y corporation
School district
57
58
Camden, N. J
Fall R i v e r , M a s s
59
Nashville, T e n n
60
Albany, N . Y
!
61
62
County
_.
. _ _ .
-
$6,946, 558
4,864,964
5,114.189
$4,943,041
2,994,989,
2,999, 653
5, 464, 737
3,083,947
2, 380, 790
3, 297, 617|
1,741,171!
1, 556,446 |
4,298,024
6. 286, 749
2, 363,383'
4, 551,114,
3,371,034
1
1, 690, 724
4, 795, 651
4, 630, 754
3,182, 679'
3,017, 782,
$202,024
$626, 677
21, 300
$145,128
30,000
11,368
10,481
$18,586
126, 566'
419, 574
83,449
83,449
37,969
632,042
236, 382
91,385
91,385
148,861
148, 861
444
399,449
192, 225
14, 335
53, 763
239,883
5,890
334,873
84,313
84, 313
supervisors'
Lowell, M a s s
*_
164,897
164, 8971
3,720,771
4, 766,860
2,074, 560
3, 420,185!
9,717
69,351
15,414|
76,206)
76,206
63
Kansas City, Kans
C i t y corporation
5,169,122
3, 557,882]
1,611,240
2, 582, 709!
1,024, 390,
1, 558,319!
'64
-65
Fort Worth Tex
Cambridge, Mass
4,057,305
5,355,965
2, 484,196!
3, 544, 268
C i t y corporation
2,875, 387
1, 693,995
1,181,392
1,941,959
983,448
958. 511
65, 549
16,790
48,759
105,726
105,7261
67
Erie, P a
C i t y corporation
3,904, 604
2,268,844
1, 635, 760
2, 614, 371
1,255,802
1, 358, 569
136,245
20,000
116, 245
53,946
53,946
68
Flint, Mich
C i t y corporation
4,907,875
2,985,914
1,921,961
3,618,139
2,003,811
1,614,328
69
6,986,064
4, 950,681
70
5,122,078
2, 921,929
2, 200,149
2,828, 504
1, 508, 597
1, 319,907
5, 661, 661
3, 826,279 1
1,835,382 j
3,205,830
1, 633,407
1,572,423
15, 627
9,270
6,357
9,819
4,909
4,910
4,159,804
3, 740,019
2,891, 284
2, 541, 561
212,360
7,214
202,443
m
C i t y corporation
71
79
73
74
Duluth, Minn
C i t y corporation
Elizabeth, N . J
.
3,621, 642
3, 621, 642
Utica, N . Y
C i t y corporation
County
supervisors'
75
!
C i t y corporation
!
6,180,337
4, 444, 365
1, 604, 725
131,247
1
2, 616,386
2, 616.386
482,330
352,877
43,083
10,138
9,550
7,135
7,135
7,275
276,490
199,055
20,714
20,7141
::;::::::::
60, 388 |
60,388 •
38, 702
38,702
1
115,306
115,306
125,801
12,594
136,430
113, 234
113, 234
117,152
116,886
2,170,487
1, 246,900
835,119
88, 468
266
1
135
GENERAL TABLES.
OF M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Continued.
assigned to each, see p . 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 18.]
REVENUE RECEIPTS—continued.
From
taxes—
Contd.
Nonbusiness
license.
From
special
From
assessfines,
ments and forfeits,
special
and
charges
escheats.
for outlays.
From
subventions and
grants.
From
donations,
gifts,
and
pension
assessments.
From
highway
privileges.
From
rents of
investment
properties, and
interest.
From
earnings
of general
departments.
From
earnings
of public
service
enterprises.
<3
s
a
>>
Q
GROUP III.—CITIES H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued.
;
$124,055
152,060
140,404
$267,982
137,142
122, 911
25,810
25,810
72,317
22,167
50,150
95, 001
87,377
7,624
466, 746
466, 746
56
57,844
400
203,461
124,330
146,488
47,500
113, 674
536,239
418,843
57
58
$3,150
11,406
115,598
$55, 296
108,870
17, 751
$21,079
10, 933
44, 630
$98,841
589,051
172, 639
;
i
29,451
29,451
583,123
583,123
44, 733
44, 653
80
745, 038
21,452
745, 038
21,452
297, 360
36, 425
8,831
11,459
352, 651
67, 046
14,238
13, 223
$439,992 53
511,417 54
977,363 1 55
$707
156, 587
75,851
j
$14,643
5,966
;
10,130
87, 671
105, 660
427,845
5,344
118,402
86,200
66,239
437,946
59
!
j
15,487
15,487
221,810
221,810
16,561
16, 561
258,598
258, 598
28,853
28,853
70
70
74,219
74,219
20,451
20,451
652,364
652,364
60
*
14,035
973
138,103
41, 670
31,198
34,245
884, 691
79, 958
31, 971
33,182
62,569
50
44,670
31,994
18,792
102,296
350,387
405,502
61
62
i
19,301
19,301
451, 959
451,959
13, 779
13, 779
17, 212
6,650
6,650
35,352
35,352
76,377
51,457
24,920
29,219
18,430
10,789
1,860,358
1,860,358
63
77,704
181,292
180,178
194, 768
481,856
479,787
64
65
!
17, 212
!
i
1,227
11,082
492,827
11,409
37,969
9,891
290,753
33,281
457
2,314
33
8,686
8,686
36,995
36.995
9,900
9,812
88
125, 261
25,500
14,107
14,107
53,654
41,230
12,424
66
25,500
54,795
43,946
10,849
433,255
433, 255
125,261
9,740
9,740
117,889
2,991
800
2,191
15,366
15,366
58,430
33,474
24,956
39,115
23,205
15, 910
555, 631
555,631
67
59,275
9,072
50,203
174,059
139,173
34,886
441,387
441,387
68
5,780
5,780
295,100
295,100
117,889
91
91
365, 540
365, 540
19, 705
19,705
222, 544
222, 544
16,108
165, 551
27, 521
471,250
110,460
10,046
62,863
65,973
622,791
69
3,946
3,946
464,173
464,173
91, 646
90, 781
865
820,845
16,301
804, 544
17, 684
7,355
10,329
45, 380
45,380
58,258
50,287
7,971
197,246
140,713
56, 533
573,682
573, 682
70
14,575
14, 575
907,286
907,286
82, 552
82, 552
158, 775
127,266
66, 788
60,478
80,322
63,471
16,851
45,717
30,129
15,588
975,190
975,190
71
158, 775
48,797
153,910
200, 577
51,927
418,898
5,218
72
73
53,173
53,173
28, 614
28, 614
7,286
7,286
74
94,493
89,399
5,094
321,999
251,377
28,461
42,161
2,167,822
2,167,822
75
16,261
4,795
20, 642
277, 253
19,821
4,565
2,920
327, 976
11,130
5,466
5,466
268, 643
268, 643
9,836
9,836
297,803
297,803
45,507
45, 507
4,756
4,756
390,815
390,463
94,464
94,464
760,591
24,540
736,051
10,194
10,194
352
205,446
47,564
47,564
136
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
T A B L E 3 , — R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S , BY DIVISIONS
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number
REVENUE RECEIPTS.
City number.
From taxes.
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
Total.
Special.
General
! property. 1
1 Property. All other.
Poll.
Business, i
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000.
76
$4,664,753
3,533,105
1,131,648
Jacksonville, Fla
City corporation
School district
Somerville, Mass
$2,206,210
1,386,397
819,813
$106,015
106,015
3,237,849
2,413,992
78
Oklahoma City, Okla
City corporation
School district
5,043,102
2,981,503
2,061,599
3,259,848
1,321,889
1,937,959
79
Waterbury, C onn
City corporation
School district..
Lawrence, Mass
4, 111, 967
4,076,777 (
35,190 !
3,496,678
3,462,601
34,077
16,402
16,402
3,927,963
2,693,406
482, 618
Canton, Ohio
City corporation
School district
Schenectady, N . Y
4,046,283
2,263,138
1,783,145
2,638,672
1,384, 583
1,254,089
77
80
81
8?
Fort Wavne, Ind
City'corporation
__
School district
_..
84 Tulsa, Okla
City corporation
School district.
$*)Evansville, Ind ._ . . . .
City corporation
School district
86
City corporation
School district
. . ._
83
87
Allentown, Pa
City corporation
School district
88
89
Knoxville, Tenn
El Paso, Tex.1
90
San Diego, Calif
City corporation
91
Bayonne, N . J_ . .
. ..
94
_.
Harrisburg, Pa
City corporation
City corporation
Pleasure driveway and
park district.
9")
3,118,442
2,145, 668
1,038,057
1,107,611
2,946,784
1, 605,508
1,341,276
2,122,357
902,322
1,220,035
3,051,578
1, 919,430!
1,132,148|
1,989,182
1,009,006
980,176
2, 285,8961
1,897,7651
388,131 [
1,439,988
1,169,864
270,124
$142,109
$53,112
5,293
23,066
23,066
41,896
41,896
148,333
27,861
10, 693
18,419
18,419
11,301
11,301
7,315
5,938
5,938
165,691
84,711
42,452
30,874
11, 578
9,812
9,812
26,476
26,476
23,964
15,976
7,988
12,546
12,546
319,364
319,364
i
2,091,037
1,095,937!
995,100
1,378,515
560,090
818,425
68,984
18,639
50,345
60,142
60,142
2, 643,729
1,772,193|
1, 521, 663
1,029, 560
2,512
156,551
29, 749
i
1
9?
93
4,121,051
3,899,233
2,620,516
1,278,717
$109,360
73,983
71, 705
2,278]
5,250,325
3, 595,263!
1,655,062,
2, 799, 398
1,901,391
898,007
3,739,229!
2, 387,553
3,997
2,961,986
2, 260, 852
204,743
2,414,944
1,420, 239
994, 705
1, 693,305
832, 510
860,795
2, 587, 569
1,276,316
1,140,072
171,181
2,140,189
948,450
1,025,453
166, 286
46,988
46,988
1,944,873
1, 595, 260
120,967
120,850
117
43, 654
89,160
5, 861
22,320
3,000
19,320
51,115
51,115'
837,087
1,081,733
City corporation
758,173
863,1401
School district
* Thefiguresfor this city cover the transactions for only eleven months.
GENEKAL
OF M U N I C I H A L G O V E R N M E N T :
137
TABLES.
1922—Continued,
assigned to each, see p. 13. For a ttext discussion of this table, see p . 18.]
REVENUE RECEIPTS—continued.
From
taxes—
contd.
Nonbusiness
license.
From
special
From
assessFrom
fines,
ments and
subvenforfeits,
special
tions and
and
charges
grants.
escheats.
for outlays.
From
donations,
gifts,
and
pension
assessments.
From
rents of
investment
properties, and
interest.
From
highway
privileges.
From
earnings
of general
departments.
From
earnings
of public
service
enterprises.
I
5
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000.
$1,377 I
1,377
$83,392
83,392
$64,931
64,931
$28,391 I
$14,335
14,335
$37, 58S
37,58S
$76,093
68,476
7,617
28,391
76
7, 690
61,561
5,521
20,979
10,078
13,045
117,879
277,229
77
745,386
745,386
53,468
53,468
82,793
14,432
14,432
156,284
128,970
27,314
216,284
202,751
13,533
416,976
416,976
78
29,946
29,851
95
33,754
32,736
1,018
296,586
296,586
79
8,871
8,871
38,071
38,071
19,699
19,699
•84,651
84,651
39,475
39,475
1,507
29,550
23,191
37,848
56,820
56,820
217,021
217,021
110,187
110,187
398,324
1,002
397,322
59,713
59,713
52,809
79,191
340,956
80
j
125,126
104,526
20,600
123,027
71,606
51,421
287,673
287,673i
81
9,917
62, 111
11,212
337,851
27,887
990 j
48,125
49,753
197,046
82
9, 716
9,716
592,505
592,505
9,162
9,162
118,529
3,937
3,937
500 I
500
34,387
21,392
12,995
53,491
25,487
28,004
879,074
879,074
83
62,982
62,982
176,216
176,216
82,983
82,983
5,143 |
5,143 1
89,655
44,960
44,695
8,931
5,948
2,983
298,478
298,478
84
14,633 1
14,633
23,698
18,387
5,311
52,897
25,819
27,078
308, 630
308,630
85
13,571
13,571
86,226
53,563
32,663
253,353
253,353
86
41,729
16,397
25,332
9,841
4,602
5,239
162,042
162,042
87
118,529
26,862
26,862
474, 699
474,699
4,118
4,118
73,338
• 225
73,338
225
111, 595
8,754
8,754
111,595
8,818
8,818
28,324
28,324
50,908
50,908
85,344
85,344
7,605
7, 605
262, 526
262,526
3,961
3,894
67
95,692
95,692
14,656
22,814
78,676
3,996
26,921
14,770
328,968
266,774
3,438
1,818
142
298
1,260
41,885
112, 270
37,702
396, 672
322,827
88
89
36, 303
36,303
434,816
434,816
19, 111
19,111
715,909
71, 525
71, 525
73,289
73,289
38,207
38,207
213,425
174,557
38,868
774,359
774,359
90
42,290
60,806
109,640
13, 536
613,653
91
1,743
22,495
30,114
204,820
9?
15,340
3,699
11,641
87,112
87,112
47,173
35,002
12,171
28, 737
8,176
20, 561
263,723
263, 723
93
22,906
13,834
9,072
3,591
3,591
33,102
13,666
15,743
3,693
32, 787
27,358
4,230
1,199
4,410
4,410
94
5,097
5,097
37,635
37,635
14,562
7, 738
6,824|
17,903
9,268
8,635
4,177
4,177
95
715,909
1
$1,510,319
1,510,319
74,565
74,565
82,793
1
$536,101
260,274
275,827
12,198
36, 881
3,014
94,657
20,619
26,922
2,440
2,440
126,057|
126,057
7,437
7,405
32
139,351
139,351
10,937
10,934
67,734
67,734
412,007
70,185
70,185
85, 574
85,574
3
30,105
30,105
9,694
9, 694
20,082
20,082
89,391
1
J
89,391'
138
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
TABLE 3 . — R E V E N U E RECEIPTS, BY
DIVISIONS
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number
R E V E N U E RECEIPTS.
City numb er.
From taxes.
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
j
Total.
i
;
Special.
General
property.
Poll.
i
| Business.
Property. 1 All other.
1
GROUP IV—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued.
$3,404,235
1,831,193!
1, 573, 042!
$2,488,225.
976,741 L
1,511,484.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
C i t y corporation
School district
2, 054,768
1,032,182
1, 022, 586
1,597,8361.
798,1691.
799,667| _
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
C i t y corporation
School district
2,850, 572
1,472,910
1, 377, 662
2,160,588!.
890,706.
1,269,882}.
South Bend, Ind
C i t y corporation
School district
3,071,4811
1, 686,484)
1,384,997i
2,098,626!.
898,882'.
1,199, 744! _
Portland, M e . .
C i t y corporation
B r i d g e district
W a t e r district
Pier site district
2, 989,8811
46,3591
402, 504
30, 8641
96
Wichita, Kans__
C i t y corporation
S chool district
97
100
...
$59,494
59,494
$138, 873
42, 450
96,423}-.
34,161
34,161
!
2,476, 709
2, 405,806
41, 591
62,335
62, 335)
$51,997|
51,997
19, 676
5, 279!
14,3971.
5, 520
5, 520|
56, 394!
56, 394)
45, 062
45,062|
29,312
2,041, 286
1, 826, 470
102, 207|
39, 328
37, 954
1,374!
61,837
61,837
Troy, N . Y
C i t y corporation
L a n s i n g b u r g h school
district.
County
supervisors'
fund.
2,924,012
2, 664,130
147,273
102
Binghamton, N . Y
2,639,925
1, 679, 509
103
Rockford, 111
C i t y corporation
School district
P a r k district _ _
2,738,723
1, 459,164|
1,155,175j
124,384
2,047, 676
913,075
1, 014, 524
120,077
14,267
14,267|
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
C i t y corporation
S chool district
2,351,772
1, 925,632
426,140
1, 431, 486
1, 078, 849
352, 637
147,327
147, 327
Little Rock, Ark._
C i t y corporation
School district
Sewer a n d street imp r o v e m e n t district.
1, 557,1791
674, 3381
785,168]
97,673
939,805
329, 803
610,002
Johnstown, Pa
C i t y corporation
School district
2,151,888
1,115, 675
1, 036, 213
1, 575, 071
753,690|
821, 381
E a s t St. Louis, 111..
C i t y corporation
School district
P a r k district
2,107, 510
1, 282, 6731
730,793
1, 254, 028|
521,134
647, 056|
85,838
96,114
96,114!
4, 593, 9831
3, 247, 802)
1, 346,181
1,935, 206
1,406,624
528, 582
112,990,
112,990;
3, 002,6231
3, 585, 788)
1,972,442
2,403,795
2, 244,991
800,866j
1,444,125!
1,842, 4791
672,232|
1,170, 247
105
107
_
94, 044|
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
C i t y corporation
School district
109
110
Brockton, Mass
Hoboken, N . J
Terre Haute, Ind—.
C i t y corporation
School district
112,6091
_
-
., 506 .
1, 506 1 .
112; €
14, 648!
13, 087!
13, 087;
182,100:
92, 340|
89,760'.
228, 792
20,640 .
173, 708J
133,554
133,554
58,585i
58, 585'
35,479
1, 028!
7, 772!
108,817;
14,839|
5,984
8,855|
12, 055
12, 055
OF M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Continued,
assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 18.]
EEVENUE
Ill
139
GENERAL. TABLES.
Nonbusiness
license.
From
special
assessments and
special
charges
for outlays.
From
fines,
forfeits,
and
escheats.
From '
subventions a n d
grants.
EECEIPTS—continued.
From
donations,
gifts,
and
pension
assessments.
From
r e n t s of
investment
properties, a n d
interest.
From
highway
privileges.
From
earnings
of general
departments.
From
earnings
of p u b l i c
service
enterprises.
fc
a
§
>>
o
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued.
I
i
1
I
'
1
$31,643
31,643
$647,054
647,054
$24,546
$655 i
655
$6,011
6,011 1
$58,206
32,459
25, 747
$36,10S
24,844
11,265
$6,281
6, 281
96
12,231
3,275
8,956
15,081
7,049
8,032
2,097
2,097
97
1
24, 546
6,479
6,479
97,135
97,135
|
14,312
14, 312
8,286
8,286
j
1
22,388
22,388
355,496
355,496
!
!
$46,011
46,011
4,593
4,593
60,076
60,076
13, 270
13,193
77
21, 548
21, 548
6,727 1
6,727
2,937
2,937
108,854
577
108,854
577
51,820
9, 387
42,433
2,008
2,008
57,426
57,426
21,879
18,848
3,031
173, 724
111, 408
62,316
304,820
304,820
98
113,259
69, 761
64, 085
5,676
2,011
2,011
26,431
25,878
553
71,904
20, 536
51,368
279,682
279,682
99
113,259
137,629
137,629
23,824
23,824
4,375
106,270
70,436
393
33,889
1,552
73,810 [
73,810
425,932 100
57,317
4,599
4,599
20, 286
20,192
94
7,066
6,896
170
4,375
j
j
2, 357
2,357
116, 074
116,074
4,911
4,911
196,711
155,682
41, 029
13,189
10,790
2,399
368,615
347,862 101
347,862
!
!
3,370
143,354
17,444
293,164
43,836
170
31,342
140,443
151,299 102
236, 584
236, 584
13,015
13,015
79,232
,
36,581
36,581
6,961
2,240
4,721
10,631
10, 631
5,368
4,553
64
751
117, 561
57,371
56,634
3,556
170,847 103
170,847
!
!
!
16,228
16,070
158
105, 002
105, 002
21,541
21, 541
64,308
2,557
61, 751
29,487
29,487
36,260
36,260
52,004
49,217
2,787
3,235
1,616
1,619
437, 706 104
437, 706
58,055
58,005
98,978
1,362
63, 679
63, 679
70,207
97, 776
941
96,835
31,564
31, 564
4,639
1,098
3,534
7
34,836
30,246
4,590
10,999 105
10,999
70,207
152,010
60,000
92,010
7,973
7,973
::::::::::
55,903
31,801
24,102
12, 609
3,649
8,960
629 106
629
775
775
7,230
6,549
49, 628
35,166
6,937
7,525
107
79,232
i
!
i
1
50
97, 616
11,379
11,379
66, 310
66, 310
39,879
39, 879
562,059
562,059
29,319
29, 319
17,453
17,453
'
1
76,800
3,544
3,544
76,800
—_:.::::::::::::::
1,159, 561
1,159, 561
15,120
13, 514
1,606
816,187
2,500
813,687
955
7,814
61, 214
243,336
10, 564
4,972
5,410
301,811
13, 659
13,659
20,257
20,257
8,689
8,689
124,168
124,1681
14, 528
10,591
2,862
7, 729!
•
681
9,018
9,018
33,453
33,453
192,995
190, 689
2,306
319,453 108
319,453
77,497
30,494
53,297
239,151
24,893
236, 642 109
323,360 110
21,269
11,092
10, 177;
139,482
16,533
122,949
37,503 111
37, 503
140
F I N A N C I A L STATISTICS OF
TABLE
CITIES.
3.—REVENUE
RECEIPTS,
BY
DIVISIONS
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number
R E V E N U E RECEIPTS.
City numb
c
i
!
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
From taxes.
Total.
General
, property.
Special.
Poll.
Business.
Property, j All other.
GROUP IV—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued.
11?
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
1?0
1?1
m
m
m
125
Saginaw, Mich
City corporation
School district
Pawtucket, R. I
Passaic, N. J
_
Gary, Ind
City corporation
School district
Springfield, Ohio
City corporation
School district
Altoona, Pa
City corporation
School district
Long Beach, Calif_._
City corporation
S chool district
Chester, Pa
City corporation
School district
Mobile, Ala
C ity corporation
School district
Racine, Wis
New Britain, Conn
._
_
_
Lansing, Mich
City corporation
School district
Holyoke, Mass
Springfield, 111
City corporation
School district
Pleasure driveway and
park district.
$2, 703,159
1,573,910
1,129, 249
$1,897,573
1, 033,609
863,964
2, 597, 254
2, 285,114
1,925,259
1,709,115
3, 018, 739 I
1,859, 872
1,158,867
2, 056,920
993, 053
1, 063,867
1,936, 742
1,191,859
744,883
$18,897
18,897
5, 220
5, 220|
44, 575]
44, 5751
1,842, 255
1, 052, 539
789, 716
61, 221
59,460
1, 761
1, 269, 320
596,069
673, 251
1, 037, 043
473,946
563, 097
42,945
42,945
1,417, 539
1,061,420;
356,119
853, 613
519,427
334,186
2, 721,362
2, 255,364|
1,694,681
1, 783,316
3,795,963
2,846,273|
949,690;
1,831, 608
1,036,413
795,195
4,081,887!
2,032,942
2,419,372
1, 370.720
950,016
98,636
1,647,788
702, 574
852,630
92,584
24,935
24, 935
128,339
Chattanooga, Tenn
1, 637,157,
1,055,365
2, 504,229
1,248,125
1,256,104
1, 640,257
958,447
681, 810
2, 321, 729'
1, 286,969
1,034, 760(
1, 869, 746
882,124
987,622
1,815,376'
1,294,110|
521, 266
1,313,130
910,953
402,177
1, 826,364
913,948
912,416
1, 266,505
513,035
753,470
1,413,052;
1,055, 7301
357,322
896,341
618,487
277,854
Bethlehem, Pa._
_ _
City corporation
School district . __
131 Covington, Ky
Cifcv nornoratinn
i
School district..-
9,687
9, 687
1,142, 718
439,906
702,812
Berkeley, Calif
City corporation
School district
Davenport, Iowa
City corporation
School district
Hamtramck, Mich
City corporation
School district
130
16, 574
55, 942
1, 962, 401
1, 078,497
883, 904
1
3,601, 773!
2,254,801
1,346, 972j
1?7
1?9
$17, 264
2,554
13, 784
931,142
638, 503
292,639
1?6
1?8
$10,684
10,684
$66
66
7,870
159,098
159,098
7,870
189,233
14,239
24,305
33,432
2, 586
4, 747
4, 747
260,909
124,013
34,452
18, 742
15,739
3,003
1
i
!
31,028
31,028
I
1
—
i
—
i
24, 605
6,069
6,069!
—
64,500
22,500
42,000
30,006
30,006
114, 600
114, 600
OF M U N I C I P A L GOVERNMENT:
1922—Continued,
assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 18.]
REVENUE RECEIPTS—continued.
ill
141
GENERAL TABLES.
Nonbusiness
license.
From
special
From
From
assessfines,
subvenments and forfeits,
tions
and
special
and
grants.
charges
escheats.
for outlays.
From
donations,
gifts,
and
pension
assessments.
From
rents of
investment
properties, and
interest.
From
highway
privileges.
From
earnings
of general
departments.
From
earnings
of public
service
enterprises.
a
§
>>
Q
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000.—Continued.
$625
625
i
!
$2,239
2,239
$198,551
198,551
$84
84
$208, 727
1,200
207, 527
|
4,451
14,400
63,969
101,648
5,219
13, 739
19,108
232,149
$6,881
6,759
5, 553
5,553
786,782
786,782
8,871
8,871
85,196
85,196
4,959
4,054
905
247,146
2,000
245,146
12, 290
i
i
I
1
!
!
35,872
35,872
5,430
5,430
161,090
161,090
372,957
372,957
10,451
10,451
6,796
6,796
1
1
j
1
i
1
49,572
49,572
11,988
11,988
531,886
531,886
30, 799
30, 799
13,283
13,283
63,188
63,188
$209,325 j 112
209,325
103,782
42,946 j
49, 509
20,399
385,173 113
92 114
14, 779
11,808
2,971 1
35,901
29,973
5,928
10,091 115
10,091
65, 238
55,398
9,840
255,137
70,169
184,968
188,115 116
188,115
6,219
6,219
23,801
19, 332
4,469
65, 773
24, 640
41,133
158,642 117
158,642
15,930
15,930
33,459
33,459
49,181
36,174
13,007
424,978 118
424,978
14, 673
15
14, 658
467
467
25,767
18,399
7,368
27,299
12, 670
1,225
11,445
1,849
27,708
27,708
7,101
6,482
619
19,149
18,999
150
232,784 120
232, 784
1,849
12,290
135,490
50,816
50,803
13
542,475
14,965
14, 965
60,829
19,226
19,226
$65,278
41, 946
23,332
6,144
6,144
542,475
60,829
i
|
1
65
71, 587
135,490
[
$110,007
75,581
34,426
27,299
2,545 | 119
2,545
!
i
8,532
3,130
67,881
35,653
7,775
27,348
126,633
39,518
180,197
7,888
30,390
38,862
78,873
89,118
303,735 121
189,401 122
i
j
2,109
2,109
109,391
109,391
6,149
6,149
133,186
5,000
5,000
29,485
29,172
313
105,441
84,445
20,996
1, 568,847 123
1,568,847
133,186
|
621
6,354
17,106
54, 467
53,235
4
57,177
70,654
] , 345,348 124
!
l
5,088
5,088
144,018
143,793
5,602
5,602
72,936
4,076
4,076
31,534
31,534
14,814
11,618
2,636
560
44,181
17,100
21,814
5,267
424,400 125
424,400
i|
72,936
225
60,213
18,432
264,889
552
6,419
19, 210
72,690
11,048 126
108,328
108,328
1,574
1,574
547,976
!
21,008
21,008
11,120
120
11,000
46,283
46, 283
14,216
10,916
3,300
92,831
83,816
9,015
1,894 127
1,894
!
<
3,080
3,080
280,316
280,316
4,838
4,838
3,243
3,243
15,877
13,844
2,033
46,656
30, 567
16, 089
27,872 128
27,872
7,016
4,567
2,449
4,306
1, 290
3,016
264 598 19Q
264, 598
41, 645
12,185
29,460
15,945
1,839
14,106!
226,990 130
226,990
11,042
8,417
2,625
19,716
9,143
10, 573
270,626 131
270,626
547.976
10,057
10,057
29,016
29,016
\
j
6,993
6,993
79,492
79,492
20,148
20,148
113, 624
113.624
1
|
!
i
i
I
2,925
2,925
3,574
3,574
87,628
87,628
9,588
9,588
16,933
16,840
93
64, 587
8.700
64, 587
8,700
10, 567
10, 567
64,355
3,993
2,078
1,915
64,35.3
8,650
8,650
142
F I N A N C I A L STATISTICS OF
TABLE
CITIES.
3.—REVENUE
RECEIPTS,
BY
DIVISIONS
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number
R E V E N U E RECEIPTS.
1
1
City number.
!
!
From taxes.
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
Total.
i1
I General
property.
J|
j
Special.
!
Poll.
j Business.
Property. All other.
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OE 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued.
13?
Lincoln, N e b r .
..
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t - .
S a n i t a r y district
i
$2,769,089,
1,342, 240
1,311,3901
115,459|
$1,956, 633
643,850
1, 220, 250
92,533
1,426,251!
2,320, 750
704,302
1, 619, 445
1,145,067
560, 985
584,082
$12,436
12, 436
$23,563
16,690
6, 873
2,799
29,776
116,547
8,451 j
13,996
13,996
40, 295
40,295
133
134
Portsmouth, Va
Haverhill, Mass
135
Wheeling, W . Va
C i t y corporation
School district
1, 736,29o!
1,130, 885
605,405|
136
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y
2,754,301
1,803,675
137
Highland Park, Mich
C i t y corporation
3,436,806
2,194,993
1,241,813!
2,414,402
1, 330,338
1,084,064
9, 543
9, 543
138
Macon, Ga
C i t y corporation
School district
1, 584,834
1, 268,146
316, 688
903, 757
676, 585
227,172
159, 317
159, 317
139
Huntington, W. Va
C i t y corporation
School district
.
2,027,894
1,035,622
992, 272
1,464, 763
483, 687
981,076
E a s t Orange, N . J . . .
2,419,820
1, 527, 694
141
Lancaster, P a
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t . _
998,838
603, 761
395,077
643,963
332,853
311,110
14?,
Roanoke, Va
1,574,452
1,024, 724
143
Tampa, Fla.
C i t y corporation
1, 733,163
1,101, 841
631, 322
1, 254, 530
792,768
461, 762
Augusta, Ga
C i t y corporation
2,141, 432
1,614, 778
526,654
1,306, 708
869,144
437, 564
157, 584
157, 584
C i t y corporation
1, 648,978
871,110
773,891
3,977
1, 096, 270
414,306
678,427
3, 537
81, 555
81, 555
C i t y corporation
1,987,961
1, 264, 254
723, 707
1,320,480
742, 759
577, 721
1, 539,996
787,191
140
144
.. .
_
__ _
_ .
145
146
147
Winston-Salem, N . C
148
F r e s n o , Calif
__
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t .
149
Topeka, Kans
C i t y corporation
School district
__ _
.1
$104,135
24,567
$131, 734
136,254
103,597
4,533
743
12,668
12, 668
21,978
21,978
9,033
78, 834 j
12, 627
4,016
8,611
16,852
16, 852
11,415
173,651!
6,855
123,229!
123, 229
6,855
|
]
1,869
6,362
3,122, 746 s
1, 702, 820
1, 419,926
1,541,438
844,981
696, 457
!1
2, 245, 300
1, 231, 478
1,013, 822
1, 712, 740
727, 835
984, 905
i
j
6,048 j
6, 048)
36,159'
111,768
110,925
843,
27, 882
27, 882
150
Atlantic City, N . J
4, 419, 027
3,086, 769 |
10,545
151
Quincy, M a s s .
2,936,436 i
2,140, 842
86,957
4,095, 687
2,471, 306 1
!
1,624,381
1, 970, 656
928,191
1,042,465
353
274, 570
22. 339
127, 250
j
15?
C i t y corporation
i
[
1
!
i
!
27,257
26,316
941
143
GENERAL TABLES.
or MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT:
1922—Continued,
assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 18.]
R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S - -continued
From
taxes—
contd.
From
special
assessments and
special
charges
for outlays.
Nonbusiness
license.
From
fines,
forfeits,
and
escheats.
From
subventions and
grants.
From
donations,
gifts,
and
pension
assessments.
From
highway
privileges.
From
rents of
investment
properties, and
interest.
From
earnings
of general
departments.
From
earnings
of public
service
enterprises.
s
GROUP IV.—CITIES H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,0C0 TO 100,000—Continued.
$319,766
296,840
$5,118
5,118
$8,275
2,993
5,282
$43,347
12,900
30,447
©
a
o
$7,864
7,864
$866
866
$58,608
16,901
41,707
$41,682
34, 851
6,831
$290,931 132
290,931
5,667
18,107
986
71,949
58,780
12,759
126,184
382,423 133
190,315 134
6,551
101
6,450
18,463
18,463
35,115
30,311
4,804
20, 562
13,164
7,398
201,346 135
201,346
710
105,769
57,854
157,263 136
74,051
52,917
21,134
194, 878
161,961
32,917
337,823 137
337, 823
22,926
9,981
1,207
21, 584
24,692
8,480
82,692
14,006
13,136
13,136
223,451
223,451
15, 637
15,637
2,671
2,671
3,666
171,172
19,079
163,053
7,642
6,185
6,185
268,397
268,397
24, 813
24,813
103, 287
3,427
3,016
411
4,006
4,006
5,267
5,267
22,338
22, 338
103, 287
1
438,867
438, 867
9, 867
9, 867
22, 242
22, 242
1,904
50
1,854
11,617
11, 617
13,611
12,834
777
76, 674
70,203
6,471
305, 929 138
305,929
80,414
1,674
158
16, 677
16, 677
158
11, 582
7,439
4,143
11,874
6,653
5,221
15, 544 139
15,544
1,674
80,414
33, 470
123, 247
933
211, 716
5,868
87, 619
64,100
42,300
230,473 140
1,943
1,943
4,588
4,588
423
423
54, 690
9,508
8,461
8,461
9,508
8,451
2,498
5,953
224, 372 141
224, 372
54, 690
12, 960
7,755
5,205
40, 425
47, 560
59, 658
81, 577
4,190
1,739
1,739
11,122
11,122
30, 773
30, 773
28, 259
860
860
42, 013
42,899
35, 842 142
47, 888
43,088
4,800
221, 036
91, 390
129, 646
6,872 143
6,872
14,167
14,167
19,092
17, 280
1,812
157, 241
153,431
3,810
240, 750 144
240, 750
523
523
23,617
23, 212
20, 930
2,282
155, 886 145
155,886
134, 369
117, 529
16,840
171, 976 146
171, 976
9,755
28, 259
3,165
3,165
123, 913
123,913
24,152
24,152
I
171,378
171, 378
35,344
35,344
83, 468
83, 468
2,380
2,380
68, 380
1,625
68, 380
1,625
23,177
440
122, 552
135
135
33, 637
27, 043
6,594
i
1,244
1,244
186, 260
186, 260
11, 260
11,260
122, 552
8,700
3,839
3,839
149, 746
559, 012
559,012
33, 482
199,105
15,000
92,145
92,145
698, 969
3,083
3,083
17, 355
79, 892
205,135 147
12,081
12, 083
175
175
93, 263
69,606
23, 657
(,973 148
6,973
17, 592
17, 592
27, 337
19, 336
8,001
37, 739
24, 558
13,181
221,355 149
221, 355
155,179
183, 494
57, 910
293, 560 150
38, 020
111,078
265,916 151
25, 712
25, 712
95, 796
89, 864
5,932
1, 298, 805 152
1, 298,805
698, 969
1
6, 955
6,955
172, 300
172, 300
13, 665
13, 665
7,735
7, 735
10, 778
9,517
5,920
313, 682
12,950
97, 592
5,018
28, 474
28, 675
28,675
30, 818
30,818
29,327
29, 327
573, 782
573, 782
16, 750
3,468
2,207
1,261
11, 391
11,391
144
F I N A N C I A L STATISTICS OF
TABLE
CITIES.
3.—REVENUE
RECEIPTS,
BY
DIVISIONS
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number
REVENUE RECEIPTS.
City number.
F r o m taxes.
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
Total.
Special.
General
property.
Poll.
Property.
Business.
All o t h e r .
GROUP I V — C I T I E S HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued.
153
K a l a m a z o o , Mich__
C i t y corporation
School district
154
Maiden, Mass
$2, 258,065
1, 231, 712 1
1,026, 353
2, 019,182
1
j
$1, 626, 3131
750,736!
875, 577|
1
1,400,161;
$4,325
4,325
$91,839
$133, 709
1,521
$30,482
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000.
1
155
$1, 264,987 j
$586,089
156
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t . _. .
1, 972, 757 !!
1,327,988 !!
644, 769 i
1,185,654
690,220
495,434
157
York, Pa
C i t v corporation
School district
1, 052, 401 I!
500,070 I!
552, 331 !
815,543
349,311
466,232
158
B a y City, Mich
._
C i t y corporation
School district
2,171, 653 |l
1, 387, 393!j
784, 260 !|
1,364,453
763,773
600,680
Shreveport, La
C i t y corporation
School district
1, 903, 277 !
1, 452.10T i
451,173
945,343
636,545
308, 798
2,016,04] 1
986, 396 1
1,029, 645 !
1, 518, 381
576,502
' 941,879
1, 443, 303 j
730, 710 i
712, 593 i
982,123
383,960
598,163
159
160
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
C i t y corporation
School district
161
McKeesport, Pa
C i t y corporation
School district
_
__
$4, 355
$5,965 !
$11,093
11,093
$85,356
1,819
1,819
20,000
10,000
10,000
j
36,433
36,433
1,722
1,722
J:
|
8,467
1
147,490
147, 490
8,467
14, 926
14,926
12,000
17,189
17,189
12,000
I
16?
163
N e w t o n , M a s s . -_ _
Elmira, N . Y
164
N e w Castle, P a
C i t y corporation
S chool d i s t r i c t . .
165
D e c a t u r , 111
C i t y corporation
School district
166
Chelsea, M a s s
167
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x
C i t y corporation
School district
168
169
__ _
__
___
.
3, 253, 992
1, 770,029 i
2, 039, 428
1, 093, 383
1,104,140 1
451,169 1
652,97] i
842,970
278,826
564,144
1,459,893 !
797, 555 !
662, 338 |
1, 026, 307
436,216
590,091
1, 821, 602
1, 365, 067
I
1,191, 272 1
821, 423 i
369,849
802,838
505,835
297, 003
Galveston, Tex
1, 885, 960 i
1, 063, 756
Oak P a r k , 111
C i t y corporation
School district
P a r k district
2, 080,819
1, 081, 534
959, 699
39, 586
. _
335,224
46,479
29, 603
1,591
56, 897
23, 542
23, 000
542
33,642!
33, 642
14, 793
14, 793
97, 224
75, 293
16, 353
J
;
!
:
1. 291,158
366,544
885,325
39,289
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y . _ .
C i t y corporation
School district.__ . . ._
2, 015,162 '
1,158, 577 i
S56, 585 j
1, 593, 644
858,721
734,923
171
172
Woonsocket, R. I
K e n o s h a , Wis
1, 587.147 !
2,155, 970
1,124,688
1, 352, 501
4, 829
3, 340!
3, 340
7, 362
I
170
_
231, 546
14,126
27,987
27, 987
4.945
4.945
119, 573
119, 573
17
390, 322
25,932 i
25,932!
12, 789
12,681!
26, 210,1
145
GENEEAL- TABLES.
OF M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Continued,
assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 18.]
BEVENUE RECEIPTS—continued.
From
taxes—
contd.
Nonbusiness
license.
From
special
From
fines,
ments and forfeits,
special
and
chagres
escheats.
for outlays.
From
subventions and
grants.
From
donations,
gifts,
and
pension
assessments.
From
highway
privileges.
From
rents of
investment
properties, and
interest.
From
earnings
of public
service
enterprises.
From
earnings
of general
departments.
GROUP IV.—CITIES H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued.
$4,032
4,032
$182, 585
182,585
$11,775
11, 775
$121,860
1,200
120,660
5,732
56,717
5,926
11,170
$54
54
$40,442
23,913
16,529
$57,066
43,479
13,587
$209,613 153
209,613
54,930
69,891
157,104 154
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000.
1
i
$9,368
$63,097
$13,47£
$204, 50C
$4,151
$47,054
$241,573 155
53, %t
53,96£
263,308
263,308 1
36,867
36,867
109,15Z
80,992
58,135
22,86C
28,798
19,21S
9,579
193,365 156
193,365
3,286
3,286
29,308
29,308
3,973
3,973
$32,925
32,925
38,15C
29,350
8,800
15,954
5,484
10,470
250
250
62, 506
39,390
23,116
26,470
18,658 [
7,812
466,063 158
466,063
1, 782
1, 7821
34,491
22,090
12,401
36,738
35, 780
958
231,370 159
231,370
8,001
8,001
97,635
32,847
64, 788
175,436 160
175,436
109, Ik
$7,741
7,741
56,829 L
56,829
. ._
| 157
!
1,790
1,79C
85,541
85,541
5,086
5,086
157,772
5,120
152,652
I
17,072
17, 072 1
311, 591 1
311,591j
52,148I
45,921
6,227
112,705
1
112,705 |
4,080
2,465
1,615
10,149
10,149
147,033
147,033
14,250
14,250
28,646
5,668
22,978
1,584
1,584
35,315
35,315
35,020
35,020
60,369
1,148
1,148
612
612
26,066
16,454
9,612
39,482
7,033
32,549
233,979 161
233,979
71,251
500
84,581
31,016
122, 719
20,964
219,571 16?
255,740 163
3,682
3,682
10,751
7,463
3,288
28,745
6,107
22,638
1,976 164
1,976
20,889
9,072
11,817
14,826
6,004
8,822
111, 700 165
111, 700
1
|
60,369
i
557
442
139,854
47,322
4,837
6,398
44,481
125,511
2,220
2,220
83, 548
83,548
11,133
10, 705
428
61,931
895
895
206,856
206,856
10, 869
10,869
61,931
51,602
51,602
2,816
1,748
5,550
6,281
5,531
5, 531,
26,835
26,835
18,369
18,369
71,481
2,709
22, 630
242,492
381,216
381,216
19,373
19,373
1,156
1,150
6
34,224
73,772
138,245 166
14,547
14,057,
490
48,350
47,475
875
199,981! 167
199,981
8,037
91, 873
172,761
265, 264! 168
4,247
1,326
2,921
1,607
1,607
27,8581
13,095
14,480
283
34,463
12,793
21,656
14
184,805{ 169
184,805
10,105
10,105
5,269
5, 269
25,965
22,449
3,516
25,912
14,167
11,745
170
10,556
112,0321
2,920
5,600|
110,805i
34,073!
40,895
35,728|
197,415! 171
159,9391 172
200
71,481
9, 076
72,788
72,788
*
35, 317
35, 317
7,478
7,478
85, 343
85,343
4, 595
4, 595
106,401
106,401
2,635
4, 612]
57,220
2,652!
83617—24f
1,174
29,8231
10
13,369
2,4611
;
146
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
TABLE
3.—REVENUE
R E C E I P T S , BY
DIVISOINS
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number
REVENUE RECEIPTS.
City number.
F r o m taxes.
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
Total.
Special.
General
property.
Poll.
Property.
Business.
All other.
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
173
Hammond, Ind._
School d i s t r i c t . -
174
175
176
177
Montgomery, Ala._
Pittsfield, M a s s
Perth Amboy, N . J
Beaumont, Tex
178
L i m a , Ohio
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t . _
179
Stockton, Calif
C i t y corporation
School district
_
- -.
1
$1,535,586
- 890,294
645,292
$979, 772
442,407
537,365
1,092,889
1, 794,123
1,666,019
1,198,816
388,184
1, 268,688
1,003, 232
800,101
1, 277,4091
782, 038
495,371
618, 724
307, 473
311, 251
2, 429, 275
1, 506,074
923, 201
1,348,649
877,744
470,905
107, 0791
107,079!
1,851,422!
1,337, 220j
514, 202i
1,173,8941
777,064
396,830
18, 9631
18,963!
$119,355
3,385
181
182
Medford, Mass
Lexington, K y
1.877,159!,
1, 341,000
1,395,707
950,170|
183
Charleston, W . Va
C i t y corporation
School district
1, 378,910i
793,070|
585,840
1,130,403
567, 294
563,1091
184
Salem, M a s s
1.980,172
1, 429,095
185
Butte, Mont
C i t y corporation
School district
1, 327,024!
878, 560,
448,464|
858,626
581,305
277, 321!
186
Everett, Mass
1,843,771:
1, 333,485!
135,427
187
188
189
Fitchburg, Mass
1,984,190
2, 286, 544
1,105, 271
1,323,784
1, 585,491
773, 217
141, 786
1, 620, 271
787,931
832,340
827, 741
454, 971
372, 770
2,528,423 I
2, 044, 473 1
483,950 i
711,849
421,245
290,604
1,070,101
542,168
527,933
742,837
320, 506
422,331
1, 580, 691
942, 558
638,133
1,086,563
522, 503
564,060
2,975, 616
2,009, 550
1,930, 641
973,141
947, 265
10, 235
1,395, 645
' 483, 737
901,680
10,228
2,175,348
1,464, 575
686,183
1, 037, 271
462, 947
549, 734
C i t y corporation
191
H a m i l t o n , Ohio _
C i t y corporation
1 92 Springfield, M o
193
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t .
194
Brookline, M a s s
195
196
Jamestown, N . Y
C i t y corporation
County
fund
_ .
supervisors'
24,590 1
24,590
22,662
871
4,182
193,179
3,592
33,055
1,700
"i
P u e b l o , Colo
C i t y corporation
School district _
190
|
$9, 938
9,938
1,866
1, 866
3,949
3,949;
180
West Hoboken, N . J
$104, 000i
$14,390
5, 756
8,634
39, 526
92,192
95,875
21,331
2,603
130, 404
10,025
10,025
30,9021
30,9021
18,145
1,441
19, 736
19, 736
17,142!
17,142
84,456
11,946
2,1071
81,590
107,263
22, 074
6,3141
20, 879|
46,085!
1
23,621;
23,143!
122,602
1,200
10, 287
4781
53,658|
53, 658
4,231
4,231
7,226
7,226 [
10,440
5,220
5,220
219,155
441,042
45,688
45,142
45,142|
!
7, 693 i
7, 693!
% 210
15,413
15,413|
35,469
23,622
11,847
33,827
33, 827
113,853
113,853
147
GENERAL TABLES.
OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT:
1922—Continued,
assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 18.]
REVENUE RECEIPTS—continued.
From
taxes—
contd.
Nonbusiness
license.
From
special
From
assessfines,
ments and
forfeits,
special
and
charges
escheats.
for outlays.
From
subventions and
grants.
From
donations,
gifts,
and
pension
assessments.
From
highway
privileges.
From
rents of
investment
properties, and
interest.
From
earnings
of general
departments.
From
earnings
of public
service
enterprises.
c
0
a
o
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
$13,448
13,448
$61,288
23,728
37, 560
118, 756
9,386
102,182
90, 624
2,533
19,187
$36,197
4,501
18, 631
4,453
76, 445
35,915
53,806
32,370
18, 613
17,181
160, 973
135, 569
314, 372
197,188
11, 438
11,438
134,817
1,000
133,817
33,331
6, 625
26, 706
5,000
5,000
62, 728
54,974
7,754
26,835
10,992
15,843
257, 280 178
257, 280
316,946
316,946
48,501
48, 501
469, 768
20,631
449,137
2,502
2,502
38, 244
38, 244
29,184
29,046
138
34,076
31,055
3,021
29,805 179
29,805
133, 832
133,832
31, 998
31,998
106,757
1,352
1,264
88
8,932
8,932
7,030
6,988
42
13, 778
3,293
10, 485
348, 678 180
348, 678
106,757
75,413
1,500
134
350
30,436
52, 273
51,940
29, 577
129,237 181
10, 314 182
1,937
1,937
25, 646
14, 920
10, 726
42, 622
32, 688
9,934
7,303 183
7,303
50
21, 239
94, 857
174,885 184
12, 621
9,0810
3,54
13,069
10, 646
2,423
185
25,503
53, 972
161, 302 186
33,311
44,288
43,214
23, 759
185,963
70,789
10,404
146,513 187
192,425 188
1K9
4,789
4,789
8,645
8,645
67,493
49,876
17, 617
190
5,587
5.288
299
12,833
4,416
8,417
696,212 191
696, 212
27,359
4,501
22,858
20,242
11,713
8,529
3,897 192
3,897
18,304
14, 263
4,041
7,970
6,555
],415
193
$214, 077
214, 077
$6, 092
6,092
$61, 733
11, 644
393
2,764
5,783
105, 777
87,913
64, 838
6,308
41,939
5,742
7,532
16,146
28, 524
28, 524
92,917
92, 917
4,521
4,521
6,208
6,208
61, 733
1,002
900
29,267
106,310
1,835
6,736
2,853
52, 466
15, 244
15,244
92,120
92,120
20,637
20,637
2,071
2,071
439
9,416
2,971
11,130
177, 930
177, 930
39, 714
39, 714
1,882
14,163
3,843
2,337
11, 527
3,525
13,862
179,782
7,755
4,499
4,395
2,221
4,280
69,174
188,866
6,900
1,605
4,641
1 415
lj415
222,826
222,826
20,476
20,476
441,474
441,474
1,791
1,790
1
24,309
24,309
823,582
823, 582
8,782
8,782
172,492
2,000
170,492
14,888
750
14,138
16,497
16,497
122,308
122,308
9,043
8,043
1,000
73, 215
1,335
1,335
872
872
381, 677
381. 677
3,775
3,775
62,548
849
62, 548
849
'
J
!
!
|
792
9,080
1,027
46,545
46,545
113,296
113,296
14,223
14,223
164,849
4,227
4,227
133,397
133,397
21,711
21,711
1,581
1,250
331
17,118
17,118
15, 685
1,000
1,000
73,215
34,456
115,823
115,823
174
175
176
177
8,453
69,896
162,931 194
8,207
6,817
1,390
9,930
9,930
11,125
. 9,773
1,345
53,622
45,228
8,394
228,179 195
228,179
3,181
2,806
375
15,360
15,360
19,075
14,002
5,073
66,520
63,189
3,331
575, 634 196
575,634
5,792
34,456
I
j
1,710
4,638
4,638
164,849
i
$157, 600 173
157,600
$3,405
3,405
$13, 843
13,843
I
148
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
TABLE
3 . — R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS,
BY
DIVISIONS
[ F o r a list of t h e cities a r r a n g e d a l p h a b e t i c a l l y b y S t a t e s , w i t h t h e n u m b e r
REVENUE RECEIPTS.
•j
1
!
City numb
s
From taxes.
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
Total.
,i
General
property.
Il
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N
Special.
Poll.
O F 30,000 T O 50,000—Continued.
Waco, Tex
Superior, W i s
,360,043!
,371,660!
$1,019,488
977, 532
L o r a i n , Ohio
C i t y corporation.
School d i s t r i c t . _ .
.,508,544;i
879,358!'
629,186, i
862, 562
409,136
453,426
Muskegon, Mich
C i t y corporation.
School d i s t r i c t . _ .
., 556, 562
906, 522
650,040
992,330
593,324
399.006
Joliet, 111
C i t y corporation.
School d i s t r i c t . . .
.,655,941!
915, 383'f
925, 497|
295, 5181
629,979!
D u b u q u e , Iowa
C i t y corporation.
School d i s t r i c t . - .
., 462, 203
950. 296,
511,907
1,038,091'
567.950|
470,141|
Muncie, Ind
C i t y corporation.
, 208, 591
537, 610;
670, 981 j
967, 509
411, 502!
556.007
$5,148
2,145
3,003
, 103,402|
854,867!
248, 535j
437,214
160,183
9,140
3,999
5,14l'
l!
740,558J]
School d i s t r i c t -
Business.
Property. All other.
1, 294
1,294
C o l u m b i a , S. C
C i t y corporation.
School d i s t r i c t . . Chicopee, Mass
, 785,839
1,085,195!
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h . .
C i t y corporation.
School d i s t r i c t . . .
, 595,088
832,449
762,639J
1, 237,80:
597,1431
640,664]
N e w Rochelle, N . Y .
2, 590, 469
2,085,914!
Pontiac, Mich
City corporation.
School d i s t r i c t . . .
, 776, 555,
, 086,4101
690,1451
1,272,110
685,482
586,628
A u r o r a , 111
-.
C i t y corporationSchool d i s t r i c t . _ .
, 292,199,
731,264!
560,9351
884, 208
396, 707
487,501
Waterloo, Iowa
City corporation.
School d i s t r i c t . . .
, 490, 594J
689,082
801, 512!
1, 234, 218|
480, 597
753, 621
Taunton, Mass
1,904,479!
1,011,354!
Stamford, C o n n
City corporation.
Town
1, 578,889!
761,377!
817, 512|
1,439, 7931
693,073.
746, 720
Council Bluffs, I o w a
C i t y corporation.
School d i s t r i c t . . -
1, 209,515!
668,127
541, 388|
895,978'
392,641.
503,3371.
6, 714]
6,714
Williamsport, P a
C i t y corporation.
School d i s t r i c t . . .
936,450]
426,988!
509,462
757,334J.
324,329L
433,005]-
17,986
8,993i
8,993
Portsmouth, Ohio...
C i t y corporation.
School d i s t r i c t . . .
1,079,635|
607, 70l'
471,934|
591,289).
283,1111.
Poughkeepsie, N . Y .
1,447,462!
909,941^
19,354J
$137,356
5,416
93,467
10,836
10,836
118,870
79,918
17,409|
4, 620
2,001
"~4,~ 620
"2,"55l
6,349
6,349
308,178J-
17,923]
46,820]
GENEEAL
TABLES.
149
OF M U N I S I P A L GOVERNMENT: 1922—Continued,
assigned to each, see p. 13.
For a text discussion of this table, see p. 18.]
REVENUE RECEIPTS--continued
From
taxes—
contd.
Nonbusiness
license.
From
special
From
assessfines,
m e n t s a n d forfeits,
special
and
charges
escheats.
for outlays.
From
subventions a n d
grants.
Froni
donations,
gifts,
and
pension
assessments.
.
From
r e n t s of
invest-i
ment
properties, a n d
interest.
From
highway
privileges.
From
earnings
of general
departments.
From
earnings
of p u b l i c
service
enterprises.
a>
£1
g
3
a
>>
5
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
1
$116,919
52,094
173,52$
173,52?
36,263 j
36,262
|
154,997
2,000
152,997
79,28S
79,28S
10,05C
10,05C
105,466 1
1,200
104,266
1,250 1
63,049
85,416
85,416
2,060
2,060
578
578
$53,032
17,968
17,968
3,617
3,617
6,792
6,792
242,605
242,605
8,221
8,221
3,837
214,990 |
214,990
12,652
12, 652
3,837
884
73,259
3,222
884
73,259
3,222
1,298
85
1,213
60, 663
60,663
30,365
30,365
I
63,049
!
!
-- 1,250 I
$100
100
i
$17,941
9,032
$170, 665J 197
1 198.
35,425
32,388
3,037
35,463
15,737
19,72C
186,87 fil Ifltf1
186,876'
159,764
27,637
132,127
63,461
48,82C
14,641
134,18 2j 200
134,18 2!
16,756
16,756
52,982
5,452
47,530
215,14 2| 201
215,14
2i
116,66
116,661>i 20
5,554
30,657
13,233[
17,424
46, 793
1,017
4,537
3,561
4,528
6,582
40,211
13,429
10, 564
2,865
8,107
5,379
2,728
204,080i 204
204,080!....
1,462
1,462
62,695
76,405
76,405
34, 63
\\ 202
34, 635!
381
17, 726
6,702
10,135
23,638
8,465
33,655
363,558} 205
103
103
67,952
67,952
17,287
10,245
7,042
88,384
100
100
56,197
42,842
13,355
108,273 206
108, 2 7 3 ! . . „
88,384
17, 359
4,265
13,094
6,981
99,191
2,666
159,822
20,071
3,452!
3,452;
135,336
135, 336
3,169
3,169
212
212
19,747
19, 747
105,355
105, 355
8,301
8,301
77,797
1,200
76, 597
45,164
15,500
15, 500
2,312
2,312
22,160j
20,187
71,737
40,432
32, 366
8,066
63, 539
44, 685
18,854
176,077 ! 20&
176,077
12, 383
12, 383
55, 615
29,362
26,253
136,980! 209
136,980 i
547
547
4,703
4,276
427
45, 518
20, 214
25,304
151,596j 210
151, 5961
56,442
73, 660
512,391! ? i i
6,8151
5,989
826|
i
2,510|
2, 510|
29,162
14,175)
14, 987
37,487!
12,088
25,399
212
9, 702
8, 783
9191
19, 738
6,306
13,432
211,530 2 1 3>
211,530
12, 230|
6,311
5,919j
25,530
8, 257
17, 273
14. 379 21 i
14,379
365
365
12,901!
10,026
2, 875 j
43,916
33,159
10, 757
187, 372 2J5
187,372
320;
25, 633|
59,0621
159,972 216
5,408
3,391
2,017
6,187
4,422
4,422
22,160
4, 230
8,278
5,488
16,439!
7,020f
6,186
834
19,049
19, 049
7, 640
7, 640
22,125
14,022
14,022
306
306
7,043
7,043
23, 700
940
940
17,911
17,911
7, 322
7, 062!
260
44, 012!
I
44,012 !
25,741
25, 741
38,375
38,375
17, 622J
17, 622:
150, 799i
675 j
150,124'
1, 740|
89,45l|
3,143j
93, 537i
22,1251
11,495
11,495
23, 700
i
$17,228
19,796
4,090
2,938 !
1,152
8,089
23,190
23,190
62, 695
45,164
1
$50
14, 666
$9,3K i
61,979
$3,624
764
i
1
il
600,
600
12, 791 i
' 207
!
I
150
F I N A N C I A L STATISTICS OF
TABLE
CITIES.
3.—REVENUE
RECEIPTS,
BY
DIVISIONS
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number
R E V E N U E RECEIPTS
From taxes.
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T .
Total.
General
property.
Special.
Poll.
Business.
Property, j All other.
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
217 ' R o c k I s l a n d , 111
C i t y corporation
School district
$1,034,125i
709,014
325,111
$599,040
320, 630
278,410
218
Auburn, N. Y
1,341,777
858,303
219
Austin, Tex
C i t y corporation
School district
1,492,0231
1,175,596
316,427
711,551
529,311
182,240
220
Q u i n c y , 111
C i t y corporation
School district
Hp.Rith district
1,049,6931
587,569
444,145!
17,979J
740,254
324,896
397,800
17, 558
221
222
N e w n o r t N e w s . Va._
Meriden, Conn
905,530;
1, 085,389
631, 219
855,354
223
Easton, Pa
C i t y corporation
School district
920,018|
426,3131
493, 705j
747, 325
343,076,
404, 249
224
New Brunswick, N . J
1, 606,969|
969,922
225
D a n v i l l e , 111
_
C i t y corporation
School district
953, 204!
519,717)
433,487j
713,802
323,701
390,101
226
Wilmington, N . C
School district
1,053,880
707, 0051
346,875
763,178
448, 575
314, 603
227
Ogden, U t a h
City corporation.
School district
1,379,997!
770, 995
609, 002
716,346
350, 647
365,699
228
Miami, Fla.
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t .
1,820,980
1, 499, 743
321,237
1,304, 647
1,010,244
294,403
229
230
1
._
-
West New York, N . J
°31
C i t y corporation
School district
County
supervisors'
fund.
1, 303,853 j
1, 276,687
795,967
934, 797
1,012, 223
563, 577 |
442, 574 1
6.072 |
589,133
242,408
340,653
6,072
$8,542
8, 542
j
$7,929
1
43, 0251
$29.050
2, 510
2, 510;
j
8,466 j
8,466'
8,828J
$4,171
26,030
111, 574!
1,045|
24,085
10, 029
14,056
38,364i
38,364|
i
44,148|
5,456
3,825!
3,825 i
17,078
11,260
5,818
75,146
75,146
12,0831
12,083|
104,299|
104,299
8,178
8,178
3,050
300
;
1
44, 089
27,436
1, 315
800
99,911
99,911
25,013
25,013
1|
J
!
i
!
64,455
12,500
51,955
25, 715
25,715
12,854
12,854
1
!
Hazleton, P a . . _
C i t y corporation
School district
724, 769 j
266, 615 1
458,154
542,851
212,727
330,124
1
!
C i t y corporation
School district
581,951 !
281, 576 1
300, 375
494,392
244,275
250,117
•
7, 500
7,500
!
C i t y corporation
1, 227, 788 I
851,674 j
376,114 1
590,123
286,483
303,640
!
,
1
13,464 1
6,732 i
6,732
1,377, 353
979, 577
1
4,96£ i
232
233
234
-235 j Oshkosh, W i s
236 J Pensacola, Fla
j
C i t y corporation
I
School district
I
764, 013 j
550, 808
213, 205 1
498,068
325, 249 1
172,819 1
19, 528
83, 37€
i
1,566
1,566
4,96S
I
62,419
62,419
151
GENERAL TABLES.
OF M U N I C I P A L GOVERNMRNT:
1922—Continued,
assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 18.]
REVENUE RECEIPTS—continued.
From
) taxes—
| contd.
Nonbusiness
license.
From
special
assessments and
special
charges
for outlays.
From
From
fines,
subvenforfeits, tions
and
and
grants.
escheats.
From
donations,
gifts,
and
pension
assessments.
From
highway
privileges.
From
rents of
investment
properties, and
interest.
From
earnings
of general
departments.
From
earnings
of public
service
enterprises.
«
a
a
'€
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
$5,091
5,091
$249,753
249, 753
$13,430
13.430
$33,834
$1,072
1,072
33,834
307
66,639
1,208
1,208
6,531
6,531
57,096
57, 096
$4,221
2,645
1,576
$16, 693
5,402
11,291
1,448
118,106
10,675
$1,166
12,927
37, 592
154,610 218
5,493
5,493
110, 672
2,985
3,751
3,751
2,985
46, 535
36,676
9,859
591,479 ?1Q
591,479
110, 672
15, 839
5,168
10, 671
36, 973
373
363
13,955
13,955
1,904
1,011
893
23, 648
14,758
8,479
411
154, 503 220
154, 503
1,300
12,232
2,599
37,857
12,826
15,621 ??1
118,463 9 ? 9
1,701
1,701
22,101
7,777
14, 324
19,986
6,460
13,526
2,359 ? 9 3
2,359
63, 714
5,990
5,990
36, 973
10
J
i
I
3,734
3, 014
8,695
19, 383
34,694
13, 369
44,433
18, 719
756
756
10,000
10,000
5,819
5,791
47, 522
28
1
1
3, 031
140,496
12,967
12,967
167,813
167,813
!
!
i
12,622
11,667
955
1,048
1,048
!
i
4,227
4,227
203,459
203,459
1,854
10, 744
10,744
6,91088
6,822
32, 390
32,390
5,759
47, 522
49,123
56, 613
169, 571 224
37, 647
1,516
??5
37, 647
1,516
4,890
667
4,223
15,109
11,490
3,619
34,508
34,248
260
113,483 ??6
113, 483
13,990
8,441
5,549
20,835
11, 637
9,198
145, 560 99145, 560
61, 770
61,770
39, 255
35, 519
3,736
32, 309 ?;?*
32,309
99,104
3,937
14, 324
474
14,324
474
2,551
2,551
228, 556
228, 556
|
27,405
27,405
189,115
189,115
$102,449 217
102,449
39,987
39,082
905
14, 015
14,015
6,348
3,013
35, 970
78, 234
1, 265
1,705
163,046
157, 492
3,476
4,235
63,314
24,033
40,475
32,408
23,700
12, 434
121,838 229
230
2,675
2,675
21, 529
21, 529
2,450
2,450
95, 641
7,427
4,964
2,463
3,421
3,421
13, 583
10, 639
2,944
6,189
5,316
873
145,251 231
145, 251
48, 280
5,657
359
359
5,657
12, 434
6,893
5,541
9,511
649
8,862
18, 728
2,161
16,567
17,263
6,488
10,775
232
48,280
30,621
2,708
1,481
1,227
24, 268
1,323
22,945
6,881 234
6.881
18, 668
26,429
156, 549 235
21,175
18,384
2,791
24, 508
10,250
14,258
95, 641
1
1,705
1,705
3, 758
3, 758
2,894
2,894
2,824
2,824
1,691
1,661
30
768
768
30, 621
542,750
542,750
3,663
3,663
4,863
18, 226
7,156
1,837
1,837 s
19,028
19,028
' 47,639
47,639
41,085
1,280
795
485
56, 217
4,704
41,085
17,456
912
17, 456
912
2,060
2,460 933
2,460 !
!
66,002 93 fi
66,002 !
_.
152
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
TABLE
3.—REVENUE
RECEIPTS,
BY
DIVISIONS
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number
REVENUE RECEIPTS
From taxes.
City numb
e3
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
Total.
General
property.
Special.
Poll.
Business.
Property. All other.
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
239
240
241
243
Lewiston, Me
Green Bay, Wis...
Columbus, Ga
Petersburg, Va
Watertown, N. Y .
$837, 293
1,295,051;
1,305, 567
895,185
1,230,220
$599, 519
871,131
696,181
563,2091
784,610|
$14,060
East Cleveland, Ohio..
City corporationSchool district
1,654, 3001
763,101
891,1991
1,063,9251
412,965
650,960
3,631
3,631
Phoenix, Ariz
City corporationSchool district._.
1,583,018
888,711
694,3071
972,655
604,964
367,691
13, 757!
13,757j
$87, 727
$12,919
769,487
244
Sheboygan, Wis.
245
Moline, 111..^
City corporation..
School district
1,010,272
608,274
401,998j
637,365
263, 261
374,104
1, 595
39, 329
11,360
2,~"'
$5,931
37,133
108,894
88,675;
53,610j
81, 724
8,591
246
Waltham, Mass.
1,366,322
946, 712|
247
Anderson, Ind
City corporation.
School district
1,672,090
1, 281,964
390,126|
550,127
249,321
300,806
248
Revere, Mass..
1, 255, 530
985,664
12,173,
249
Cumberland, Md
City corporation..
School district
1,017, 378
717,353
300,025|
521, 7281
296, 738
224,990
10, 466
10,466
112, 760
73, 374
16, 276
14,680
3,423
11,257|
19, 277
9,491
7, 228
1,662
1,662
250 Newport, R. I
251 Newburgh, N. Y .
252 Muskogee, Okla
City corporationSchool district
1,278,809
925,993
1,125, 528
602,174
1,419, 902
845, 434
574,468
1,018, 510
503,843
514, 667
Cranston, R. I...
Montclair, N. J.
704, 537
1,845,921
585,267!
1,361,501
Warren, Ohio...
City corporation..
School district
1, 517, 983
718, 677,
799,306
932,944
342, 737
590, 207
256
257
258
La Crosse, Wis..
Clifton, N. J
Lynchburg, Va..
1, 219,862!
855, 3741
1, 255, 267|
846,749|
557, 2581
644,1041
259
Fort Smith, Ark.
City corporation
School district.
Improvement district.
864,000
341, 9301
430,8511
91,219)
504, 355
100,850
403, 505
49,608i
49,608|
1,489,78911
915,361'
574,428!
1,009, 584
509, 262
500, 322
20,551
20, 5511
594,010
287,982
306,028
5, 385,
5, 385,
253
254
Colorado Springs, Colo
City corporation
School district
261
Steubenville, Ohio....
City corporation.
School district
!
1,055, 558
618,433'
437,125
3,836
29,132|
I
12,735j
12,735
4,417
5, 248
5, 013
3, 975|
42,321
1, 612!
10,193j
21,048
66, 060
166,818|
7,
7,1981
60,974
~II,~849|
153
GENERAL TABLES.
OF M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Continued.
assigned to each, see p . 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 18.]
REVENUE RECEIPTS—continued
From
taxes—
contd.
Nonbusiness
license.
From
special
assessments and
special
charges
for outlays.
From
From
fines,
subvenforfeits, tions and
and
grants.
escheats.
From
donations,
gifts,
and
pension
assessments.
From
rents of
investment
properties, and
interest.
From
highway
privileges.
From
earnings
of general
departments.
From
earnings
of public
service
enterprises.
s
0
3
fl
>>
6
I
GROUP V — CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
$2,935
2, 623
7,172
1,515
$3,097
909
122,427
5,086
53,680
$12,004
7,256
31,518
9, 539
3,436
$81,810
67,240
41,939
60,828
86,037
32,469
32,469
115, 564
115, 564
20,109
20,109
147,965
9, 698
147,965
9,698
21,834
21,834
9,987
9,987
11,164
* 11,164
$12,231
90
695
4,580
$1,029
326,616
$14,593
17, 698
7,000
62,410 1
13,922
$25,480
43,973
125,960
6,637
48,240
64,275
51,461
12,814
80,352
10, 590
69,762
116,312 ?4?,
116,312
10,159
10,159
11,040
11,040
205,806 ?43
205,806
$80, 799
146,818
156,546
87,030
128,342
?37
?,38
239
?40
?41
326, 616
6, 586
190, 512
3,874
36,348
9,464
4,051
4,051
155,878
155,878
2,938
2,938
21,097
4,000
17,097
4,543
2,423
2,120
1,012
11,041
5,557
12,854
853
853
469,776
469,776
1,525
1,525
55,962
55,962
4,496
7,058
3,617
70,479
237,697
237,697
9,431
9,431
67, 585
|
1,066
1,066
|
2, 417
2,243
36, 399
13,432
13,432
1
1,136
667
469
2,304
67,585
2,304
2,481
13,700
64,187
19,663
11, 282
14, 682
14,682
23, 796
100
100
2,860]
23,614
8,537
83,657
48
1,003
25,841
25,841
109, 727
109, 727
40, 465
40,465
4,503
8,640
20, 006
9,127
85,624
5,747
3,750
11, 495
20,585
20, 585
86,121
26, 236
26, 236
7,777
153,322
173, 084
173,084
85, 632
102,133
45,301
15,384
23,185
86, 583 i
86, 583|
13, 240
13, 240
...
6, 308
6, 3051
3|
20,251
20,251
68,090
5, 207
5,2071
41,397
125,427 ?46
3,447
2,740
707
26,707
5,782
20,925
546,438 ?47
546,438
?48
93,806
133,856 249
133,856
33,541
13,583
9,590
3,993
9,716
599
61,635
13, 693
30,842
25,883
2,392 ?,50
111, 969 251
81,961
47,821
34,140
43,008
41,143
1,865
211, 678 252
211,678
20, 747
39, 253
29, 679
36, 796
?53
?54
23, 392
13,085
10, 307
29,974
4,266
25, 708
168,361 255
168, 361
1,924
383
8,341
36, 307
21,924
50,417
44, 885
1,893
96, 534
89, 560 256
?57
190,209 258
11,418
11,418
6,089
341
886
4,862
11,737
8, 226
3, 275
236
124, 666 7^9
124,666
7,189
7,189
2,964
2,964
34, 504
28,491
6, 013
200,976 260
200,976
20,441
20,441
14,352
10,104
4, 248
166, 562 261
166, 562
40,399
79,640
86,121
130, 733
130, 733
18,077
8,700
23,185
3,683
3,683
151,476 ?44
104,619 945
104,619
14,924
13, 771
1,153
15
15
13,406
4,880
15,996
64,629
57, 544
7,085
3,076
3,076
23, 796
1
39,756
6,561
4,969
1,592
68,090
127,336
487
126,849
1
J
TABLE
4 . — G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T P A Y M E N T S , BY D I V I S I O N S
OF M U N I C I P A L
GOVERNMENT:
1922.
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table see p. 29.]
GOVERNMENTAL-COST P A Y M E N T S .
Total.
$2, 222, 566, 519
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
1
11
III
IV
i
I
i
For expenses and interest.
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT.
.
__
1,137, 610, 544
267,372,423
393,130,899
242, 233, 144
182, 219, 509
.
For outlays.1
Total.
Expenses of
general
departments.
Expenses of
public service
enterprises.
Interest.
$1,604,630,891
$1, 284,188, 727
$106, 575, 542
$213, 866, 622
668, 670, 734
153, 767, 276
221,952,553
137,118, 228
102, 679, 936
42,163,308
18, 367, 393
22,101,164
14, 078, 859
9,864,818
833, 371, 683
195, 951, 730
278,449, 520 !
169, 759, 022
127, 098, 936
122,
23,
34,
18,
14,
537, 641
817, 061
395, 803
561, 935
554,182
j
Excess of
governmental-cost
payments
over
revenue
receipts.
EXCESS OF B E V E N U E
RECEIPTS O V E R —
Governmentalcost
payments.
Payments
for expenses
and
interest.
$617,935, 628
$215, 557, 723
$402,377,905
304,238,861
71, 420, 693
114,681,379
72, 474,122
55,120, 573
94,406,007
23,580,986
43,105, 885
29,960,548
24,504,297
209,832,854
47,839, 707
71, 575,494
42, 513, 574
30, 616,276
GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER.
New York, N. Y
$10, 656, 286
$70, 624,188
768
416
396
646
438
872
6, 078, 565*
5, 093,142
8,161,447
4, 533,130
873, 379
740,822
785,977
1, 228,139
82,114, 291
61,284,269
20, 664,126
165,896
68, 989,387
48, 955, 289
19, 869, 560
164, 538
3,267,131
3, 267,131
119,542,903
111,512,251
8,030,652
49, 784, 208
45,462, 508
4, 321, 700
41, 629, 883
37, 460, 509
4,169,374
59,038,535
31,771,431
6,329,451
20, 937, 653
40, 954, 903
21, 511, 757
3,727,960
15, 715,186
30,
13,
3,
14,
$389,276,458
$334, 684, 756
\
j
163,079,761
82,035,610
13,968,355
40,802,304
12,736,923
13,536,569
113,106,780
54, 579, 688
11,391,775
34, 836, 468
7, 450, 415
4, 848, 434
Philadelphia, Pa
City corporation
School district
Poor district
;
j
|
j
108,763,729
85, 374, 451
23,223,382
165,896
Detroit, Mich
City corporation
County
j
!
[
Cleveland, Ohio
City corporation
County
School district
!
j
Chicago, 111
City corporation
County
School district
Park district
Sanitary district
|
I
j
$253, 404, 282
98,
44,
10,
34,
6,
2,
866,
953,
518,
095,
664,
634,
996,
446,
221,
328,
690
442
611
637
$54, 591, 702
$19,173,298
$73, 765,000
40,453,925
49, 972,981
27,455,922
2, 576,580 1
5, 965,836
5, 286, 508
8, 688,135
$9, 519,056
9,857, 773
\ 061,849
794, 566
1, 358
26, 649,438
24, 090,182
2, 559, 256
18, 674,996
7,974,442
3, 420, 969
3,420,969
4, 733,356
4, 581,030
152, 326
69, 758, 695
66,049,743
3, 708,952
54,423,862
15, 334,833
3, 594,116
3, 585,464
8,652
6, 364,097
4, 479, 851
497, 697
1, 386, 549
18, 083, 632
10, 259, 674
2,601,491
5, 222,467 1
5, 582, 625
12, 501,007
985, 423
•
948,
828,
120,
089 !
2,406,510
», 598,
8, 274,134
870 j
1,216, 728
:, 302,
11, 587, 736
30,058,786
14,833,076
5, 439,728
9,785,982
160
591
919
650
4,104,470
4,101, 577
2,893
30, 345,525
15, 382,817
5,861,435
9,101,273
106
931
755
420
1,497, 842
1,478,196
19, 646
33,130, 043
23,372,821
009
32, 561, 301
29, 314,118
3, 247,183
25, 202,275
22, 676,817
2, 525, 458
952
934
018
31, 547, 705
22, 498, 532
9, 049,173
26, 846, 077
18, 780,248
8, 065,829
538 I
709
829 I
Boston, M a s s , . .
58, 369,158
50, 095,024
Baltimore, Md_.
38,393,973
26, 806,237
Los Angeles, Calif__.
City corporation.
County
School district
61, 822,329
37, 517, 206
7, 484,147
16, 820,976
Pittsburgh, Pa
City corporation.
County
School district
42,084, 649
21,184, 456
9,195, 662
11,704,531
San Francisco, Calif.
Buffalo, N . Y
City corporation.
County...
$27,934,893
23, 695, 617
4,239,276
$17, 272,989
14,421, 686
2, 851, 303
$968,487
968,487
11, 493,148
3, 661,637
19, 612,797
;, 613,
!, 196,
853,
563,
4, 701, 220
7,037,904
2,841,221
6,916,001
4,811, 740
2,547,286
OF 300,000 TO 500,000.
$1,353, 787
1,260,724
93,063
5,439, 707
Washington, D. C .
23, 832, 755
18, 393,048
17,402,558
812, 504
177, 986
29,808, 539
25, 396,195
4,412, 344
22, 855,015
19, 237, 999
3, 617,016
18,874, 384
15,905, 290
2,969,094
886,106
886,106
3,094, 525
2,446, 603
647,922
i, 953,
i, 158,
795,
Cincinnati, Ohio
City corporation_
County
School district
24, 676,870
14,481,889
3, 933,378
6, 261,603
20, 006, 200
12,096,827
2, 582,061
5, 327,312
14, 356, 588
7,138,275
2, 275, 507
4, 942,806
1,039,106
1,030, 064
9,042
4, 610, 506
3,928, 488
297, 512
384, 506
:, 670,
!, 385,
,351,
934,
Minneapolis, M i n n . .
City corporation.
County
25, 056,530
22,417,485
2, 839, 045
16, 669, 612
15,054,310
1, 615, 302
14,080,702
12, 620, 655
1,460.047
590, 578
590, 578
1,998, 332
1,843,077
155, 255
1,386,
', 363,
, 023,
17,550, 943
14, 237, 766
10,171, 753
2. 085.957
1. 980,056
A
3, 219,014
12,150, 746
Newark, N. J
City corporation.
County
18 J New Orleans, La
8, 534, 874
!, 838,
, 993,
251,
592,
9, 757,222
$19, 595,263
16,650,897
2,944, 366
3, 833,246
7, 926, 099
1,379,840
1, 379, 840
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N
Milwaukee, Wis
City corporation.
County
,628
701,i
.,284
718,:
,344
2, 288, 090
2, 288, 090
St. Louis, Mo
City corporation.
School district
3, 313,177
$452,447 ,
$8,792,077
1,226,937 I
6,666,644
|
3,658,703
$3,294, 821
1,389,218
6,059,1
5,000,448
3,386,470
217,290,
For explanation of differences in amounts reported in this column and total payments for outlays reported in Table 9, see text discussion of Table 9, p. 44
3,530,467
T A B L E 4 . — G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T PAYMENTS, BY DIVISIONS O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Continued.
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table see p . 29.]
GOVERNMENTAL-COST P A Y M E N T S .
For expenses and interest.
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT.
Total.
Total.
Expenses of
general
departments,
Expenses of i
public service
enterprises.
For outlays. 1
Interest
Excess of
governmental-cost
payments
over
revenue
receipts.
EXCESS OF R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS O V E R —
Governmentalcost
payments.
Payments
for expenses
and
interest.
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 300,000 TO 500,000—Continued.
$13,083,146
5, 790,285
2,621,861
4, 671,000
$1,407,337
1,407,337
$883,734
485,826
76,093
321,815
$2,973,256
1,153,113
245,142 j
1,575,001
$1,032,643
$1, 940,613
11,849,380
5,586,534
1, 514,612
4, 748,234 ;
10, 711,225
5,086, 657
1,275,353
4,349,215
27,158
27,158
1,110,997
472,719
239, 259
399,019
8,873,701
4,245,429
1, 686,187
2,942,085
4,061,817
4,811,884
34,950,053
24,457.963
2,862,309
6, 704,155
925, 626
25,384,340 i
17,265,935
2,349,182 i
4, 922,511
846,712 |
12,476,393
5,995,716
1,994,788
4,456,118
29,771
9,037,043
8,477, 661
43,978
3,870,904
2,792,558
310,416
466,393
301,537
9,565,713
7,192,028
513,127
1,781,644
78,914
5,322,730
4, 242, 983
,
23,562,867
21,906,534
1, 656, 333
14,862,644 j
13,475,742 |
1,386,902
12,404,219
11,028,051
1,376,168
702,030
702,030
1,756,395
1,745,661
10,734
8,700,223
8,430,792
269,431
5,951,191
2, 749,032
__.
20,928,419
17,039,470
3,888,949
16,724,245
13,589,079
3,135,166
12,933,319
10,292,311
2,641,0C8
811,087
811,087
2, 979,839
2,485, 681
494.158
4,204.174
3,450,391
753, 783
3,817,206
386,968
19
Kansas City, Mo
City corporation
County
School district
$18,347,473
8, 836,561 I
2,943,096
6, 567,816
?n
Indianapolis, Ind
City corporation
County
School district
20, 723,081
9, 831,963 1
3,200, 799 S
7, 690,319
?i
Seattle, Wash
City corporation
County _
_
School district
Port of Seattle.
99
Rochester, N . Y
City corporation
County
93
Jersey City, N. J_
City corporation
County
_
-
$15,374,217
7,683,448
2,697,954
4,992,815
515,404
GROUP III.—CITIES H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N
O F 100,000 T O 300,000.
P o r t l a n d , Oreg
City corporation.
School district
P o r t of P o r t l a n d .
$14,961, 633
9,477,456
4,133,878
1, 350,299
$10, 287,980
6,332,052
3,341,770
614,158
$6,939,971
3,462, 516
3, 316,950
160,606
$1, 533, 745
1,163,007
$1,814,264
1,706,529
24,820
82,915
D e n v e r , Colo
City corporation.
School district
13, 372, 632
8,791,488
4,581,144
10,915,234
7,256,171
3, 659,063
9, 051,860
5, 500,146
3, 551, 714
863, 253
863, 253
1, 000,121
892, 772
107,349
T o l e d o , Ohio
C i t y corporation _
School district
14,197,818
8,075,208
6,122,610
9,518,392
5,751,031
3,767,361
7,499,471
4, 205,930
3, 293, 541
607, 410
607,410
1,411,511
937,691
473,820
324,
355,
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
City corporation.
School district
12,964, 381
8,082,961
4,881,420
8,847,666
5,167, 692
3, 679,974
6, 223,823
2,868,447
3,355,376
955 173
955 173
1, 668,670
1, 344, 072
324,598
$4,
$106,644
$4,567,009
$559,718
3,017,116
3,018, 859
1,660,567
116,
915,
201,
1,551,735
2,564,980
Providence, R . I .
14,545,006
8,914, 606
7, 574, 516
320, 893
1, 019,197
630,
3, 266,235
2,364,165
St. Paul, M i n n .
12,309, 569
8,734,333
7,153,555
642,739
938, 039
575,
1, 275,993
2,299,243
Louisville, Ky__
7,933,768
6, 530,935
5, 493, 662
466, 790
570, 483
402,
O a k l a n d , Calif
C i t y corporation .
School district
Sanitary district..
9, 786,170
4,900,914
4,884,500
756
7,430,386
3,813,232
3,616,398
756
6, 631,419
3,157,849
3,473, 570
335, 701
335,701
463, 266
319, 682
142,828
756
355,
087,
268,
1,478,755
1,616,415
739,369
9,317,974
5,518,473
4, 850,945
472, 690
194,838
3, 799, 501
2, 074, 549
A k r o n , Ohio
City corporation.
School district
10, 499,428
6,827,195
3,672,233
6,224,898
3,509,482
2, 715,416
4,550, 290
2,133, 659
2,416,631
312,920
312,920
1, 361, 688
1,062,903
298,785
4,, 274, 530
i, 317,713
956,817
2,151,056
Omaha, Nebr
_
_.
C i t y corporation
School district
M e t r o p o l i t a n utilities district .
13,479,455
5,828,905
4,939,466
8,679, 351
3,154,938
3,394,682
2,129,731
5, 624,515
2,611,766
3, 012,092
1, 635,599
80, 466
1,555,133
1,419,237
462,706
382,590
573,941
800,104
673,967
544,784
581,353
73,810
611,086
412,322
675,996
736,326
245,459
625,956
922,325
601,768
1,320,557
Atlanta, Ga_.
Birmingham, Ala.
Worcester, M a s s . _
5,493, 759
4,081,437
7,724,200
657
3, 396, 541
2,123,474
206,602
6, 852, 785
9, 646,525
975,132
112,100
308,700
966, 229
6,880,246
5, 605,317
9,992,346
112,100
308,700
966, 229
6,746,313
5,471,384
9,858,413
133,933
133,933
133,933
F o r e x p l a n a t i o n of differences in a m o u n t s reported in this column a n d t o t a l p a y m e n t s for o u t l a y s r e p o r t e d in T a b l e 9 see text discussion of T a b l e 9, p . 44.
Syracuse, N . Y
C i t y corporation
C o u n t y supervisors' f u n d .
1
2, 711,084
1,724,952
5,006,706
2,136,968
-4
TABLE
4 . — G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T P A Y M E N T S , BY D I V I S I O N S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Continued.
Ox
00
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 13. For a text discussion of this table see p. 29.]
EXCESS O F R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS O V E R —
GOVERNMENTAL-COST P A Y M E N T S .
For expenses and interest.
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT.
Total.
Total.
Expenses of
general
departments.
Expenses of
public service
enterprises. j
For outlays. 1
Interest,
Excess of
governmental-cost
payments
over
revenue
receipts.
Governmentalcost
payments.
Payments
for expenses
and
interest.
>
a
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued.
$8,862,309
38 I
39
40
$6, 237, 807
$4,074,364
$1, 215, 558
4,467, 529
3,300,002
1,167, 527
3,815,760
2, 651, 768
1,163,992
3,174, 739
2,105,409
1,069,330
15, 894
15, 894
6, 405,775
5,455,420
5,034, 578
3,308
$947,885
625,127
530, 465
94, 662
417, 534
•
$2, 624, 502
651, 769
648, 234
3,535
950, 355 |
$1,022,108
$1, 602, 394
$95,962
747, 731
w
>
H
M
202,681
747, 674
W
H
8,076,733
5,229, 446
4,186,650
381,098
2, 847, 287
1,546, 740
1,300, 547
a
8,814,434 !
5, 586,361 |
4,033, 661
417, 439
1,135,261
3, 228,073
2,117,118
1,110, 955
o
43
6,382,900
3, 545,145
2, 837,755
4, 579,465
2, 540, 349
2,039,116
3,805,370
1,863,805
1,941, 565
168,138
168,138
605,957
508,406
97, 551
1,803, 435
1,004,796
44
7,145, 338
6,122,554
5,563,136
41
Dallas, Tex
42
Memphis, Tenn
._ ._.
-
661, 698
!
113,338
1,916, 773
163, 970
1,186,754
9,263
1,296,255
409,768
1,790,613
798, 639
559, 418
1,022,784
45
6, 354, 374
5,067,382
3,768, 250
392, 742
906,390
46 I
7,362,808
5,712, 566
1, 650,242
5,981,963
4,379,193
1,602, 770
4,920, 480
3,488,315
1, 432,165
403, 545
403, 545
657,938
487,333
170,605
1, 286,992
1,380,845
1,333,373 !
47, 472 j
City corporation
School district
7,301,053
4,113,101
3,187,952
4,394,301
2,354,144
2,040,157
3,774,100
1,827, 272
1,946,828
319,307
319,307
300,894
207, 565
93,329
2,906,752
1,758,957
1,147,795
4. 059, 058
2, 271,139
1, 787,919 1
3,421,768
1, 732,122
1,689, 646 1
3, 252,814
1, 621,113
1, 631,701
238
238
School district
168, 716
110, 771
57,945
47
637, 290
539,017
98,273 1
1,310,092 |
1,596, 660
29,986
1
!
667, 276
49 [ Springfield, Mass.
8,294,502
6, 671, 515 1
5,861, 953
50 I
Paterson, N . J
5, 393, 532
4,125, 697
3, 672, 847
51
Des Moines, Iowa
City corporation.
School district
7,922, 741
4,974, 571
2,948,170
5,172, 387 1
2,766,034
2,406,353 j
4, 226,496
1,984,199
2, 242,297
52 I Youngstown, Ohio...
City corporation.
School district
7,443, 609
4,073, 334
4,618, 280 !
2,347, 635 j
2, 270, 645
53
New Bedford, Mass_.
54
Trenton, N . J
55
Norfolk, Va_.._
56
Salt Lake City, U t a h .
City corporation..
School district
3, 370, 275
524, 267
1, 622,987 j
452, 850
1,267,835
420,401
420,401
525,490
361,434
164,056
3, 537, 216
1, 417, 895
2,119,321
280,804
280,804
285, 295
649,433
104,316
2, 646, 038
800,260
648, 936
151, 324
2, 825, 329
1, 725,699
1,099,630 i
2, 389, 349
435, 980
1, 009, 959
1,179, 429
5, 767,129
4, 634,576
413,139
719, 414
2,189,388
3,469,652
406,416
423, 744
1,154, 729 !
11,312,061
6,183,073
3,383,867
2, 799,206
5, 399,262
3, 616, 583
610, 683
4,455,045
2,402,148
2,052,897
3, 524,096
1,641,235
1,882, 861
268,024
268,024
5, 454, 541
1, 573,055
2, 750,354 '
2, 208, 537
541,817
4, 299, 812
7,956, 517
49,932
618,402
589,577
565,152
5, 912, 799
6,197, 872
2 285,073
662, 925
492,889
170,036
1, 728,028
981, 719
746,309
718, 336
1,009,692
1,171,996
57
Camden, N . J
5,281,485
3,881,896
3, 203, 569
211,186
467,141
1, 399, 589
983, 461
416,128
58
Fall River, Mass..
6,470, 284
4,907,880
4, 111, 192
397, 972
398, 716
1, 562, 404
183, 535
1, 378,869
59
Nashville, Tenn._
4,048,300
2, 841,223
2, 069,436
233,241
538, 546
1, 207, 077
677, 266
529,811
60 I
Albany, N . Y
City corporation
County supervisors' fund.
5,624,786
5,457,300
4, 502,653
4,335,167
167,486
3, 574, 781
3,407,295
167, 486
510,541
510, 541
417, 331
417,331
1,122,133
1,122,133
829,135
292,998
61
Wilmington, Del..
62
Lowell, Mass
63
Kansas City, K a n s . . .
City corporation.
School district.. .
167,486
2,913,159
2, 375, 398
195,129
342, 632
1, 897, 562
1, 089,950
807,612
4, 454,585
3, 801, 217
310,490
342,878
1,326,629
1,014,354
312, 275
214
357
948
409
4, 398,867
3, 012,156
1,386,711
2,339,333
1, 039, 937
1, 299, 396
1,563,828
1, 563,828
495, 706
408,391
87,315
2, 372,490
2,093,792
278,698
1,602, 235
770, 255
4, 810, 721
5, 781,
6, 771,
5,105,
1, 665,
1,013,513
64 I Fort Worth, Tex..
4, 259, 022
3, 043, 792
2,461, 963
151,644
430,185
1,215,230
201,717
65
Cambridge, Mass.
6,102, 887
4, 927, 705
3, 968, 547
403,050
556,108
1,175,182
746,922
428, 260
66
Reading, Pa
City corporation _
School district
Erie, Pa
City corporation.
School district.._
3, 607, 500
1,974,861
1, 632,639
3,998, 317
2,081,811
1,916, 506
2, 569,938
1, 318,497
1, 251,441
3,041,012 1
1, 604,446
1,436, 566 1
2,167,215
933, 520
1,233,695
2,408, 668
1, 111, 383
1,297,285
246,403
246,403
156, 320
138, 574
17, 746
308, 534
169,253
139, 281
1, 037, 562
656,364
381,198
957,305
477,365
479,940 1
732,113
305,449
93,713
863, 592
67
1
2
323, 810
323,810
For explanation of differences in amounts reported in this column and total payments for outlays reported in Table 9, see text discussion of Table 9, p. 44.
Excess of p a y m e n t s for expenses and interest over revenue receipts.
TABLE
4 . — G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T P A Y M E N T S , BY D I V I S I O N S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Continued.
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[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 13. For a text discussion of this table see p . 29.]
City number.
GOVERNMENTAL-COST P A Y M E N T S .
|
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT.
F o r expenses a n d i n t e r e s t .
Total.
Total.
j Expenses of
j
general
departments.
E x p e n s e s of
p u b l i c service
enterprises.
For outlays. 1
Interest.
Excess of
governmental-cost
payments
over
revenue
receipts.
EXCESS O F R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS O V E R —
Governmentalcost
payments.
Payments
for expenses
and
interest.
GROUP I I I — C I T I E S HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued.
$5,672,033
3,159,321
2, 512,712
$3,347,716
1, 996,677
1,351,039
Yonkers, N . Y
7, 595,446
Spokane, W a s h
C i t y corporation
School district
4,639, 564
2,866,680
1, 772, 884
6, 216, 793 !
4, 225,939 S
1, 990,854
68
Flint, Mich
City corporation.
School district
69
70
71
__
Duluth, Minn
C i t y corporation
School district
79
4,166, 664
73
E l i z a b e t h , N . J_
3,456, 615
74
Utica, N . Y
C i t y corporation
C o u n t y supervisors' fund
4,824,848
4,686, 882
137,966
V>
Tacoma, Wash
C i t y corporation
School district
P a r k district _. _ _
6,109, 712
4,481, 209
1,494,848
133,655
$2, 541, 545
1,384,226
1,157, 319
$225, 847
225,847
$580,324
386,604
193, 720
$2,324, 317
1,162, 644
1,161,673
$764,158
5, 740,319
4,566, 793
323, 965
849,561
1,855,127
609,382
3, 719,938
1, 987,392
1, 732, 546
3,119, 468
1,494, 464
1,625,004
203,658
203,658
396,812
289,270
107,542
919,626
879,288
40,338
3,811, 034
2,130,324
2,815,819
1,247,758
1,568, 061
559,989
559,989
435, 226
322, 577
112, 649
2,405,759
2,095,615
310,144
555,132
3,036,113
257, 250
338, 773
534, 528
6,860
2,214,436
3,042
348,845
890,292
204,858
204,858
1, 778, 008
1,778,008
454, 958
402, 498
52,460
1, 696, 699
1, 559,198
123,307
14,194
1, 680, 710
3, 632,136
2, 566,323
3,046,840
2,908,874
137,966
4,413,013
2, 922,011
1,371,541
119,461
j
2,841,982
2, 704, 016
137,966
2, 754,847
1,316, 305
1,319,081
119, 461
1, 203, 208
1, 203, 208
$1,560,159
1,245, 745
$482, 514
1,402,140
1,850, 627
527,668
283,404
1, 203, 206
1,173,696
574,802
70,625
1,767,324
GROUP IV—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000.
76
Jacksonville, F l a .
C i t y corporation
School district
77
Somerville, M a s s . .
S
f
$4,131,535 1
2,744,755 1
1,386, 780
$2,711,931
1, 630,180
1,081,751
$784,357
784,357
$635,247
330, 218
305,029
$840,608 J
696,986 i
143,622
$533,218
$307,390
3, 238,160
2,746,379
2,424,609
108,076
213, 694
491,781
Oklahoma City, Okla
C i t y corporation
School district
4,828,998
2, 857,952
1,971,046
3,444,070
1,766,760
1,677,310
2,732,811
1,236,557
1,496,254
203, 274
203,274
507,985
326,929
181,056
1,384,928 !
1,091,192 |
293,736
79
Waterbury, Conn,
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t - - .
5, 657,355
5,615,897
41,458
3,949,147
3,907,756
41,391 |
3,378,013
3,350,104
27,909
82,155
82,155
488,979
475,497
13,482
1,708, 208
1,708,141
67
80
Lawrence, Mass
4,250,664
3,316,167
2,821,091
227,728
267,348
81
Canton, O h i o . .
C i t y corporation
School district
4,983,567
2,369,957
2, 613,610 1
2,936,945 j
1,395,178
1,541,767
2,058,897
840,346
1,218,551
162,570
162,570
715,478
392,262
323,216
2,046, 622
974,779
1,071,843
937,284
1,109,338
82
Schenectady, N . Y
5,889,397
3,433, 730
2,979,127
146,550
308,053
2,455,667
1,768,346
687,321
83
Fort Wayne, Ind
C i t y corporation
School district
4,424,135 !
2,466, 540
1,957,595 j
2,699,302 I
1,595,035 !
1,104,267
1,903,144
893,762
1,009,382
654,794
654,794
141,364
46,479
94,885
1,724,833
871, 505
853,328
524,902
1,199,931
84
T u l s a , Okla
C i t y corporation
School district
3,826,497
1,613,709
2,212,788
2,734,749 i
1,183, 587 i
1, 551,162
2,256,337
893,238
1,363,099
146,842
146,842
331,570
143,507
188,063
1,091,748
430,122
661, 626
879,713
212,035
85
Evansville, Ind
C i t y corporation
School district
3,381,039
2,096,138
1,284,901
2,105,457
1,195,740 |
909,717
1, 689,042
811,734
877,308
295,690
295, 690
120,725
88,316
32,409
1, 275, 582
900,398
375,184
329,461
946,121
86
S a v a n n a h , Ga.-_
C i t y corporation
School district
2,366,963 1
1,992,711
374,252
1,990,968
1,626,083
364,885
1,595,748
1,242,617
353,131
196,810
196,810
198,410
186, 656
11,754
375,995
366, 628
9,367
81,067
294,928
87
Allentown, P a
C i t y corporation
School district
2,251,724
1,085,610
1,166,114
1,700,662
869,692
830,970
1,440,785
696,044
744,741
111, 292
111, 292
148, 585
62,356
86,229
551,062
215,918
335,144
160,687
390,375
2,824,711
2,011,407
239,203
574,101
1,135,962
1,316,944
* 180,982
2,213,989 1
1,669,596
253,088
291,305
543,298
985,094
2 441,796
1
*£ 78
M
$4,972,143
3,441,741
1,530,402
_
- __
.-
311
491,470
$214,104
162,820
1,545,388
934,497 1
1, 599,032
322,701 :
611,796
s
i
.
88
Knoxville, T e n n
3,960,673
89
E l P a s o , Tex.3
2,757,287
1
2
3
1
j.
For explanation of differences in amounts reported in this column and total payments for outlays reported in Table 9, see text discussion of Table 9, p. 44.
Excess of payments for expenses and interest over revenue receipts.
The figures for this city cover the transactions for only eleven months.
O*
T A B L E 4 . — G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T P A Y M E N T S , BY D I V I S I O N S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Continued.
OS
to
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 13. For a text discussion of this table see p. 29.]
CxOVERNMENTAL-COST P A Y M E N T S .
For expenses and interest.
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT.
Total.
Total.
Expenses of
general
departments.
Expenses of
public service
enterprises.
For outlays.*
Interest,
Excess of
governmental-cost
payments
over
revenue
receipts.
EXCESS O F R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS O V E R —
Payments
for expenses
and
interest.
Governmentalcost
payments.
O
GROUP IV—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued.
90
San Diego, Calif.- _ - .
City corporation
School district
91
Bayonne, N . J
9?
Manchester, N . H
93
Harrisburg, Pa
City corporation
1
School district
_
$293, 543
$1,306, 240
516,276
179,180
337,096
a
202,899
1, 416,340
950,352
465,988
H
118,292
118,292
189,107
117,885
71,222
1, 274,388
882,043
392, 345
1,006,063
268, 325
o
2,221
2,221
82,252
52, 756
28,065
931, 960
380,280
430,729
350,081
$3,944,085
2, 596,925
1, 347,160
$2,811,585
1, 537, 798
1,273,787
$543,844
543,844 !
3,918,409
3,402,133
2,687,516
472,138
242,479 1
3,912,338
2,495,998
2,080, 787
212,312
3,421,007
1,962,982
1,458,025
2,146,619
1,080, 939
1,065,680
1,839, 220
844, 762
994,458
2,005,690 I
950,139
939,599
1,921,217
895,162
911,534
$5, 543,868
3, 569, 424
1, 974, 444 1
.-
$1,599,783
972, 499
627,284
P
r*
$588,656
515,283
73,373
94
Peoria, 111
City corporation
School district
_
Pleasure driveway and park
district---
2, 937, 650
1, 330,419
1,370,328
236,903
115,952
114, 521
95
St. Joseph, Mo
City corporation.
School district.
1,742,228
984, 696
757, 532
1, 590, 734
862,356
728,378
1, 522,309
843,133
679,176
1,750
1,750
66,675
17,473
49,202
151,494
122,340
29,154
96
Wichita, K a n s . . .
City corporation
School district
3,668,454
1,879, 555
1,788,899
2,278,072
1,078,051
1,200,021
1,897,144
794,805
1,102,339
16,091
16,091
|
364,837
267,155
97, 682
1,390,382
801,504
588,878
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
City corporation
School district
1
1
1
2,079, 622
1,065,644
1,013, 978 j
1,675,074
833,167
841,907 1
1,535,917
729,462 I
806,455 |
97
1,431
5,105 1
5,105
134,052
98,600 ,
35,452 !
en
581,879
120,951 j
404,548
232, 477
172,071 1
w
$202, 645
354,139
264,219 |
1,126,163
24,854
379,694
1
147, 525
76,585
70,940
844, 670 !
355, 422
489,248
382,736
461, 934
184,004
184,004
172, 306
74,303
98,003
1, 440, 234
609, 461
830, 773 1
647,627
792, 607
2,309,094
2,303,973
4,038
1,083
245,178
80, 214
395,094
196, 713
9,013
171,743
17,625
881,246
692,397
361,004
520,242
2, 544, 616
2, 275, 644
139, 292
129,680
2,200,335
1,936,582
134,073
129,680
110,864
110,864
233,417
228,198
5,219
956, 671
956,301
577,275
379,396
2,810,249
2,324, 849
2,050, 559
154,123
120,167
485, 400
170, 324
315,076
Rockford,IU
City corporation.
School district
P a r k district
2,869, 226
1,333,404
1,449, 243
86, 579
2,081, 785
984, 750
1,041, 678
55,357
1,847,109
764, 236
1,031,861
51,012
107,371
107,371
127, 305
113,143
9,817
4,345
787,441
348,654
407,565
31, 222
130, 503
656,938
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
C i t y corporation _
School district
2, 957,056
2,582,613
374,443
1,946,951
1,629,306
317, 645
1,431,071
1,125,970
305,101
251,220
251,220
264, 660
252,116
12, 544
1,010,105
953,307
56,798
605, 284
404,821
L i t t l e Rock, A r k
C i t y corporation
School district
Sewer a n d street i m p r o v e m e n t
district
1,600,473
779,175
623,034
1,336, 603
695,130
623,034
1,147,179
550,224
593,999
11, 744
11,744
177,680
133,162
29,035
263,870
84, 045
43,294
15, 483
179, 825
Johnstown, Pa
City corporation.
School district
3,062, 680
1, 631, 288
1,431,392
1, 659,841
710,555
949,286
1, 513, 648
642, 077
871,571
145,307
67, 592
77, 715
1,402,839
920, 733
482,106
910, 792
E a s t S t . Louis, I1L___
City corporation.
School district
P a r k district
2, 282, 283
1, 284, 240
841,673
156, 370
1,388,617
667,320 !
624,589
96,708
1,201, 834
549,354
584, 469
68,011
186, 783
117,966
40,120
28,697
893,666
616,920
217, 084
59,662
174, 773
108
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
City corporation.
School district . . .
6, 651,209
3, 554,626
3,096, 583
3,058, 745
1, 732,108
1,326,637
2,530,009
1,336, 563
1,193,446
157, 705
157, 705
371,031
237,840
133,191
3,592,464
1,822,518
1,769,946 j
2,057,226
109
Brockton, M a s s .
3,398,818
2,567,930
2,165,837
139,412
262,681
830,888 ;
396,195
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
C i t y corporation _
School d i s t r i c t . . .
3, 233, 308
1,485, 278
1,748,030
2,388, 638 1
1,129,856
1,258, 782
2,060,232 !
872 390 '
1,187' 842
South Bend, Ind
City corporation.
School d i s t r i c t . _ .
3, 719,108
1,686,152
2,032,956
2,278,874
1,076,691
1,202,183
1, 922, 564
818, 384
1,104,180
Portland, M e
City corporation.
Bridge d i s t r i c t . . .
W a t e r district
Pier site d i s t r i c t . .
3,830, 612
3, 273,297
13,051
526,300
17,964
2,949, 366
2, 580,900
13,051
337,451
17,964
Troy, N . Y
C i t y corporation
.'
L a n s i n g b u r g h school district _
C o u n t y supervisors' fund
3, 501, 287
3, 231,945
139,292
130,050
102
B i n g h a m t o n , N . Y_.
103
104
100
106
1
180,881
1 8 n SS1
'
164,625
339
188,849
370
>
H
>
220, 576
i
2,956
886
886
W
W
1
492,047
i
1
1
718,893
|
i
i
1, 535, 238
i
i
1
F o r explanation of differences in a m o u n t s reported in t h i s column a n d total p a y m e n t s for o u t l a y s r e p o r t e d in T a b l e 9, see t e x t discussion of T a b l e 9, p . 44.
434,693
T A B L E 4 . — G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T PAYMENTS, BY DIVISIONS OP M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Continued.
C5
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13
For a text discussion of this table see p. 29.]
City nuniber.
GOVERNMENTAL-COST P A Y M E N T S .
F o r expenses a n d interest.
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT.
Total.
Total.
Expenses of
general
departments.
E x p e n s e s of
p u b l i c service
enterprises.
For outlays.'
Interest.
Excess of
governmental-cost
payments
over
revenue
receipts.
i
EXCESS O F R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS O V E R —
Governmentalcost
payments.
Payments
for expenses
and
interest.
3
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued.
no
Hoboken, N . J
111
Terre Haute, Ind
C i t y corporation
School district
$3,727,940
$2,640,786
$311, 017
$776,137
$1,113,972
2,074,322
773,571 1
1,300,751
1,840,005
722,688
1,117,317
1,745, 237
650,155
1,095,082
31,964
31,964
62,804
40,569
22,235
234,317
50,883
183,434
1,613, 212
814,555
798,657
$4,841,912
_.
_
n?
Saginaw, M i c h
C i t y corporation
School district
3,664,271
1,944,860
1,719,411
2,051,059
1,130,305
920, 754
1,687,860
827,240
860,620
196,630
196, 630
166,569
106,435
60,134
113
Pawtucket, R. I
2,715,703
2,075,443
1; 577,339
143,334
354,770
114
Passaic, N . J
2,700,827
2,005,109
1,771,556
115
Gary, I n d . _
_
C i t y corporation
School district
3,097,558
1,919,895
1,177,663
1,880,927
934,186
946,741
1,788,453
879,642
908,811
10,587
10,587
2,422,781
1,263,761
1,159, 020
1, 566,140
867,208
698,932
1,269,519
635,508
634,011
2,097,305
1,016,810
1,080,495
1,283,074
605,462 |
677,612 !
4,240,683
2,472,772
1,767,911 1
2,445,599
1,399,784 1
1,045,815 |
116
Springfield, Ohio
C i t y corporation
School district
117
Altoona, P a
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t .
118
Long Beach, Calif
School district
_
___
.._
$1,256,124
2 $142,152
$170,669
404,986
w
H
M
W
961,112
652,100
640,260 1
118,449
521,811
233,553
695,718
415,713
280,005
81,887
43,957
37,930
1,216,631
985,709 1
230,922
78,819
1,137,812
103,428
103,428
193,193
128,272
64,921
856,641
396,553
460,088
486,039
370,602
1,082,389
441,664
640,725
85,885
85, 885
114,800
77,913
36,887
814,231
411,348
402,883
134,904
679,327
1,915, 732
960,370
955,362
309,028
309,028
220,839
130, 386
90,453
1,795,084
1,072,988
722,096 1
638,910
1,156,174
H
o
w.
o
9
to
119
Chester, P a
City corporation.
School district
1,215,373
554,854
660,519
1,099,278
491,664
607,614
936,
396,
540,
600
600
162, 326
95,007
67,319
116,
63,
52,
|
53,947
170,042
120
M o b i l e , Ala
City corporation.
School district
1,382,129
918,882
463, 247
1,232,932
987,566
335,366
928,
594,
334,
144,993
144,993
159,281
158,157
1,124
149,
21,
127,
[
35,410
184,607
97,465
678,598
Racine, W i s .
2,623,897
2,042,764
1,670,
222, 801
149,030
581,133
New Britain, C o n n .
2, 601, 761
1,822,736
1, 560,
91,097
171,293
779,025
Lansing, M i c h
City corporation.
School district
4,704,377
3,674,165
1,030, 212
2,830,260
2,122,761
707,499
124
Hoi yoke, M a s s . .
3,977,414
3,331,336
125
Springfield, 111
C i t y coproration
School district
Pleasure d r i v e w a y
district
3,151,996
1,791,748
1,247,021
1,776,538
885,299
805,553
1,365,
521,
761,
113, 227
85,686
82,
and
park
__
1,611,
904,
706,
346,397
432,628
1, 874,
1,551,
322,
908,414
965,703
97,311
50, 506
43, 618
1,375, 458
906, 449
441, 468
732,624
3,187
27, 541
1,026,605
1,026,605
192, 630
191,800
830
928, 314
205, 221
313,404
313,404
104,473
750, 551
642,834
g
126
Chattanooga, T e n n .
2,151,181
1, 560, 523
1, 262,
10,166
287,483
590, 658
514,024
76,634
127
Berkeley, Calif
City corporation.
School district
2,910,492
1,040, 657
1,869,835
2,168,330
891,600
1, 276,730
1,995,
834,
1,161,
4,746
4,746
168,149
52,794
115,355
742, 162
149, 057
593, 105
406,263
335,899
128
D a v e n p o r t , Iowa
C i t y corporation .
School district
1,825,162
940,879
884,283
1, 584,819
763, 671
821,148
1, 528,
715,
813,
5,000
5,000
51, 201
43,611
7,590
240, 343
177, 208
135
129
Hamtramck, Mich...
City corporation.
School district
2,054,251
1, 536, 293
517,958
1,239,695
779,252
460,443
907,
514,
393,
223, 500
223,500
108, 295
41,670
66,625
814, 556
757, 041
57, 515
130
Bethlehem, P a
City corporation.
School district
2,476,122
1,098,869
1,377, 253
1,372,000
645,649
726,351
1,002,
412,
589,
69, 722
69,722
299,666
163, 248
136,418
, 104, 122
453, 220
650, 902
131 C o v i n g t o n , K y
City corporation.
School district
1,422,025
1,098,308
1,217,465
894,490
322,975
913, 574
628,012
285,562
140, 995
140,995
323, 717
162,896
125,483
37,413
Lincoln, N e b r
City corporation.
School district
S a n i t a r y district -
3,455, 569
1,538,994
1, 763, 566
153,009
1,955,691
929,138
1,015, 434
11,119
1, 507, 514
562, 583
933, 812
11,119
281,031
281,031
167,146
85, 524
81,622
1
8
496, 567
736,910
238,875
575,681
649, 758 ,
454,364
560
818
742
8,973
195,587
1, 499, 878
609, 856
748, 132
141,
686,480
813,398
204,
203,
F o r e x p l a n a t i o n of differences in a m o u n t s reported in this column a n d total p a y m e n t s for o u t l a y s r e p o r t e d in T a b l e 9, see text discussion of T a b l e 9, p . 44.
Excess of p a y m e n t s for expenses a n d interest over revenue receipts.
Of
T A B L E 4 . — G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T P A Y M E N T S , BY D I V I S I O N S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Continued.
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table see p. 29.]
GOVERNMENTAL-COST P A Y M E N T S .
For expenses and interest.
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT.
Total.
'Total.
Expenses of
general
departments,
Expenses of
public service|
enterprises
For outlays. 1
Interest.
Excess of
governmental-cost
payments
over
revenue
receipts.
EXCESS OF R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS O V E R —
Governmentalcost
payments.
Payments
for expenses
and
interest.
o
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued.
>
133
Portsmouth, Va..
$1,949, 569
$1,405,319
$147,706
£341,818
$544,
134
Haverhill, Mass..
2,146,490
1,915,338
1, 726,245
80,057
109,036
231,
$174,260
405,412
135
Wheeling, W. Va
City corporation.
School district
1, 590, 730
1,019,973
570, 757
1,345,082
783,808
561, 274
1,136,698
580,149
556,549
115,940
115,940
92,444
87, 719
4,725
245,
236,
9,
145, 560
391, 208
$915,795
$20,932
$523, 318
H
Niagara Falls, N . Y
2,089,944
1, 654,713
87,235
347,996
1,184,
Highland Park, Mich..
City corporation..
School district
,994, 454
, 792, 516
, 201,938
2, 524, 214
1,408, 334
1,115, 880
2, 091, 558
1, 096,784
994,774
136, 308
136,308
296, 348
175, 242
121,106
470,
384,
86,
138
Macon, Ga.._
City corporation .
School district
644, 463
, 037,672
606, 791
1,333, 946
1, 008, 842
325,104
1, 048,807
724, 253
324, 554
170,611
170,611
114,528
113,978
550
310,
28,
281,
59,629
Huntington, W. Va._
City corporation.
School district...
210,198
011,846
198, 352
1,398, 291
491, 720
906, 571
1, 223,977
431,011
792, 966
10,395
10,395
163, 919
50, 314
113,605
811,
520,
291,
182,304
629,603
664,357
520, 323
442,352
912, 592
East Orange, N. J .
3, 007, 830
2,095, 731
1,650,462
210,386
234, 883
912,
588, 010
324,089
Lancaster, Pa
City corporation.
School district...
1, 002, 894
553, 270
449, 624
900,806
469,167
431,639
699,496
301,300
398,196
137, 220
137, 220
64,090
30,647
33,443
102,
84,
17,
4,056
98, 032
328, 055 1
273, 284
1,106,968
13,646 1
180, 554
o
Zfl
140
1,902. 507
m
250,888
141
142 I Roanoke, Va..
GO
M
136
139
>
a
o
137
3, 274, 624
w
Tampa, Fla
City corporation.
School d i s t r i c t . . .
1,975,922
1,119,357
856, 965
1,626,086
988, 274
637,812
1, 359,846
815,914
543,932
7,233
7,233
259, 007
165,127
93,880
349,836
131, 083
218, 753
Augusta, Ga
__
City corporation.
School district
933,513
469,431
464,082
1,618,800
1,156,775
462,025
1,339,496
881, 021
458,475
113,495
113,495
165,809
162, 259
3,550
314, 713
312,656
2,057
Cicero, 111
City corporation.
School d i s t r i c t . . .
P a r k district
266,905
431,817
830,416
4,672
1, 204,074
671,805
530,012
2,257
975,027
498,001
475,009
2,017
121, 078
121,078
107, 969
52, 726
55,003
240
1,062,831
760,012
300,404
2,415
Jackson, M i c h
City corporation.
School district
814, 625
010,221
804,404
1,419,593
834,794
584,799
1,148,264
604,055
544, 209
104, 755
104, 755
166, 574
125,984
40,590
395, 032
175,427
219,605
107, 077
242,759
207,919
522,632
173,336
568,368
617, 927
147
Winston-Salem, N . C .
2,401,842
1, 286,115
122,481
303,124
1,115,727
861, 846
253, 881
148
Fresno, Calif
City corporation.
School d i s t r i c t . _.
306,109
644,481
661,628
2,221, 247
944,676
1,276, 571
2,040,149
890,103
1,150,046
7,533
7,533
173, 565
47,040
126, 525
1, 084,862
699,805
385, 057
183, 363
901,499
Topeka, Kans
City corporation.
School district
054,466
279,828
774, 638
1,493,352
767,954
725,398
1, 240, 766
531,168
709,598
166,157
166,157
86, 429
70,629
15,800
561,114
511,874
49, 240
§
190,834
751,948
tel
i
150
Atlantic City, N . J
010, 213
3,819,513
3, 010,119
183, 792
625, 602
1,190,700
591,186
599, 514
151
Quincy, Mass
139,740
2, 264, 226
1,917, 759
97, 547
248,920
875, 514
203,304
672,210
152
P a s a d e n a , Calif
City corporation.
School district
990,004
213, 726
776, 278
2,890, 381
1, 610, 236
1, 280,145
2,070,040
837,932
1,232,108
679,680
679, 680
140,661
92,624
48, 037
1, 099,623
603,490
496,133
Kalamazoo, Mich
C i t y corporation .
School district
829,742
237,452
592,290
1,527, 611
722,128
805,483
1,279,960
547,149
732,811
110,412
110,412
137,239
64, 567
72,672
1,302,131
515,324
786,807
571,677
730,454
2,050,706
1,675,491
1,405,533
72, 775
197,183
375, 215
31, 524
343,691
Maiden, M a s s .
GROUP
15*)
Charlotte, N . C .
156
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t . .
1
_ __
V.—CITIES H A V I N G A
105,683
1, 205, 306
s
P O P U L A T I O N O F 30,000 T O 50,000.
$1,603, 240 |
$1,225,774 ;
$838,299
$178, 689
$208,786
$377,466
$338, 253
$39, 213
3,460,355
1, 595,158
1, 865,197 i
1,845, 595 1
798, 503
1,047,092
1, 256,902
406,422
850,480
183, 359
183,359
405, 334
208, 722
196, 612
1,614,760
796, 655
818,105
1,487, 598
127,162
F o r e x p l a n a t i o n of differences in a m o u n t s r e p o r t e d in this c o l u m n a n d total p a y m e n t s for o u t l a y s r e p o r t e d in T a b l e 9, see text discussion of T a b l e 9, p . 44.
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T A B L E 4 . — G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T P A Y M E N T S , BY D I V I S I O N S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Continued.
00
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table see p. 29.]
City nunaber.
GOVERNMENTAL-COST P A Y M E N T S .
For expenses and interest.
CITY, AND DIVISIONS O F MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT.
Total.
Total.
Expenses of
Expenses of
general
public service
departments. enterprises.
For outlays. 1
Interest.
Excess of
governmental-cost
payments
over
revenue
receipts.
EXCESS OF R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS O V E R —
Governmentalcost
payments.
Payments
for expenses
and
interest.
>
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>
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
York, Pa
City corporation
School district...
Si, 212, 610
660,302
552,308
433, 813
456, 881
$825,
381,
443,
Bay City, Mich
City corporation
School district...
3,209,629
1, 515,175
1,694,454
1,582,101
979,150
602,951
1,131,
622,
509,
$299,115
299,115
Shreveport, La
City corporation
School district.—
2,314,062
1,947,011
367,051
1,153,347
847,240
306,107
979,
691,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
City corporation
School district.-.
2, 624,031
991,981
1,632,050
1,597, 546
665,116
932,430
161 McKeesport, Pa
City corporation
School d i s t r i c t 162 Newton, Mass
_
163 Elmira, N . Y
1, 610,082
797,716
812,366
158
159
164
165
$65,417
52,513
12,904
$321,1
226,'
95,'
$160, 209
$161,707
1,037,976
589,552
>
151, 252
57,804
93,448
1, 627,528
536, 025
1,091, 503
43,512
43,512
129,913
111,819
18,094
1,160,715
1,099, 771
60, 944
1,344,
469,
875,
132,030
132,030
120,963
64,026
56,937
1, 292,048
673,387
618,661
1,067,
494,
572,
136,725
136,725
88,001
42,186
45, 815
318, 034
124, 329
193, 705
166,779
3, 495, 682
2,876,425
2,474,
118,126
284,099
619, 257
241, 690
377,567
2,204,917
1,420,163
1,170,
116,003
133,433
784, 754
434,888
349,866
New Castle, Pa
City corporation
School district—
1, 543,478
477,028
1,066,450
945,075
374,489
570, 586
75, 657
28, 523
47,134
403
102, 539
495, 864
439,338
159,065
345,
523,
Decatur, 111
City corporation
School district-
1,423, 634
824,888
598,746
920,043
411,761
508,282
110,318
70,164
40,154
503, 591
413, 127
90, 464
742,
273,
67,683
67, 683
1,485
i, 865
>,620
M
W
749,930
H
O
ui
O
o
607,990
I—I
w
Tfl
$36, 259
539,850
166
Chelsea, M a s s . .
1,822,517 1
1,770,428
1, 515, 432
42, 203
212,793
167
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x . . _
C i t y corporation .
School district
1,928,206
1,480,311
447,895
1,046,448
685,371
361,077
697, 664
369,799
327,865
159,973
159,973
188,811
155,599
33,212
168
Galveston, Tex.
1, 573,020
1,489,796
1,049,447
160, 769
279,580
83,224
169
O a k P a r k , 111
City corporation.
School district
P a r k district
2,207,731
1,004,158
1,124,695 i
78, 878
1,504,028
697,766
772,424
33,838
1,172, 222
418,111
732,273
21, 838
179, 337
179,337
152,469
100,318
40,151
12,000
703, 703
306,392
352.271
45, 040
126,912
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y_
C i t y corporation __
School distiict
2,482,744
1, 552,199
930. 545
2,148, 635
1, 291, 662
856, 973
1, 926,171
1,118,489
807, 682
222,464
173,173
49, 291
334,109
260,537
73,572 i
467, 582
Woonsocket, R . I .
1,987, 519 1
1,419,488
965,496
78, 758
375, 234
568,031
400, 372
1,234,874
140,352
107,378
461,315
1,127, 425
480,475
646, 950
121, 882
121, 882
82,100
52,393
29,707
1, 281, 222
631, 226
171
52,089 1
881,758
794,940
86,818
172
Kenosha, Wis
1,943,919
1,482, 604
173
Hammond, Ind
City corporation.
School district
2, 562,629
1, 285, 976
1, 276, 653
1,331,407
654, 750
676, 657
174
Montgomery, Ala...
1,316,980
1,027,399
681, 312
67,356
278, 731
175
Pittsfield, M a s s
1, 648, 051
1,352,752
1,188,103
26,112
138, 537
176
Perth Amboy, N . J .
1, 673,417 j
1,464,615
1,008,326
145, 799
310,490
177
Beaumont, Tex
1,221,547
994,654
720, 683
132, 565
141,406
178
Lima, Ohio..
City corporation.
School district
2,133,778 j
1, 659, 348 |
474,430
1,083,091
608,661
474,430
739, 638
303, 520
436,118
110, 532
110, 532
232,921 i
194, 609
38,312
179
S t o c k t o n , Calif
City corporation.
School district
2, 876,393
1,832,480 i
1,043,913
1,711,776
937,440
774,336
1,592,850
859, 750
733,100
11,195
11,195
107, 731
66,495
41, 236
1,164,617
895, 040
269, 577
180
P u e b l o , Colo
City corporation.
School district
1, 768,310
1, 281,653
486, 657
1,682,006
1,206,518
475,488
1,159, 889
712,012
447, 877
306, 590
306, 590
215, 527
187,916
27,611
86, 304
75,135
11,169
181
Medford, Mass..
1, 750, 505
1,485,438
1, 253,668
74,486
157,284 I
265,067
182
Lexington, K y . _
1,465,153 1
1,057,482
894,796
2,978
159,708 I1
407,671 1
915 I
51,174
736,934
144,824
312,940
396,164
576,791
2
133,473
167,659
212, 051
673,366
Q
1,027,043
204,179
- 599,996
224,091
65,490
289,581
!
146,072
441,371
295, 299
7,398
201,404
22, 731
204,162
856, 369
194,318
447,118
717,499
208,802
1
2
226,893
1, 050, 687
1, 050, 687
83,112
169,416
126,654
391,721
124,153
I
g
CD
283, 518
F o r explanation of differences in a m o u n t s reported in this column a n d total p a y m e n t s for o u t l a y : reported in T a b l e 9, see text discussion of T a b l e 9, p . 44.
Excess of p a y m e n t s for expens es a n d interest over revenue receipts.
CO
T A B L E 4 . — G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T P A Y M E N T S , BY D I V I S I O N S O F M U N I C I P A L
GOVERNMENT:
1922—Continued.
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table see p. 29.]
EXCESS O F R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS OVER—
' City number.
GOVERNMENTAL-COST P A Y M E N T S .
For expenses and interest.
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT.
Total.
Total.
Expenses of
Expenses of
general
public service
departments. enterprises.
Interest.
Excess of
governmental-cost
payments
over
revenue
For outlays.1 i
receipts.
Payments
for expenses
and
interest.
Governmentalcost
payments.
a
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
183
Charleston, W. Va .
City corporation __
School district _
1
1
$1,702,228
1,104,197
598,031
$954, 808
456, 310
498, 498
$872,853
400,615
472, 238
$8, 500 i
8,500 I
$73,455
47,195
26, 260
$747,420
647, 887
99, 533
1, 829,967
1,737, 213
1, 471,981
128, 381 I
136,851
92, 754
1, 060, 448
623, 264
437,184
1, 034, 616
602,308
432,308
914,619
498,687
415,932
$424,102
$323,318
1
1
2
i
184
Salem, Mass
185
Butte, Mont
City corporation
School district...
186
Everett, Mass
1, 971,689
1, 471, 294
1, 248,911
57, 219
165,164
500,395
127,918
372,477
187
Fitchburg, Mass
2, 024,365
1, 705, 240
1, 475,653 '
91,162
138,425
319,125
40,175
278,950
2, 377,194
1, 636, 541
1, 297,025
148,441
191, 075
1,335,892
1,042, 622
968, 509
74,113
293,270
1, 584, 923 i1
732, n o ;
852,813
1,207,399 j
454,321
753,078 1
1,128, 426
427,318
701,108
78, 973
27,003
51, 970
377,524
277,789
99,735
2,390,267
1,928,781
461,486
1, 488, 390
1,053,885
434,505
209,438
177, 791
31,647
901,877
874,896
26,981
188
Madison, Wis .
789
West Hoboken, N. J .
190
San Jose, Calif
City corporation
School district
191
Hamilton, Ohio
City corporation.
School district
19?
Springfield, Mo
_
._ .
_. _.
_ _.
.
1,182, 737
535,490
647, 247 1
800,934
358,140
442,794 1
1
697,265
294,407
402,858
581, 687
581, 687
762, 219
349,425
412,794
4,265
4,265
119,997
103,621
16, 376
34,450
4,450
30,000 ;
.
25,832
20,956
4, 876
1
266, 576
242.959
292,408
i
740,653 i
381,803
177,350
204,453 |
$150, 205 1
H
M
Q
650,003
90,650
62,649
230,621
J
1
112,636
35, 348
138,156
412, 872
1, 040,033
269,167
O
9
Chicago, Ind
uw [ EastCity
corporation
194
Brookline, Mass
195
Evanston, 111
City corporation
School district
Park district
196
_
78,193
40,157
38, 036
1,640,957 I
1,057, 565
583, 392
1,115, H I
619, 606
495,505
1, 036,918
579,449
457,469
_
3, 029,406
2,448, 878
2,186,142
118, 035
144, 701
_.
_.
1, 828, 982
930, 297
889, 308
9,377 1
1, 469, 465
688, 317
771, 771
9,377
1,305,428
553, 280
743, 598
8,550
100, 586
100, 586
63,451
34, 451
28,173
827
_
School district. _
...
525,846 1
437,959
87, 887
60,266 |
580,528
53, 790 i
465,580
I
359,517
241,980
117,537 1
526, 738
101,659
461,176
!
!
1,248,644
1,198,761
49,883
663,134
585, 510
Jamestown, N . Y
City corporation
School district.._
County supervisors' fund
2, 760,858
2,100,122
635,654
25,082
!
I
i
!
1, 512, 214
901,361
585,771
25,082
1,088,825
519,251
544,492
25, 082
278,187
278,187
145, 202
103, 923
41,279
936,595
130, 543
121,629
170,518
753
84,137
259,712
138,478
121, 234
758
171, 276
197
Waco, Tex
1,359, 285 '
1,188,767
198
Superior, Wis
1, 510,138 1
1, 250,426
199
Lorain, Ohio
City corporation
School district
2,384, 401
1, 278, 596
1,105,805
1,330,493
732,664
597,829
947,985
444,122
503,863
100, 559
100, 559
281, 949
187, 983
93,966
1,053,908
545, 932
507,976
875,857
178, 051
1, 930, 542
1, 013, 719
916,823 !
1, 238,180
596,905
641, 275
1, 027, 783
425, 246
602, 537
120, 829
120,829
89, 568
50, 830
38,738
692,362
416,814
275, 548
373, 980
318,382
2,031,074
1,120,240
910,834
1,114,107
551,160
562, 947
919,862
381, 470
538, 392
112,950
112, 950
81, 295
56, 740
24, 555
916, 967
569,080
347,887
375,133
541, 834
• 1,830,362
938, 332
892,030
986, 950
587, 705
399, 245
779, 363
408,805
370, 558
116, 951
116, 951
90, 636
61, 949
28,687
843,412
350, 627
492, 785
368,159
475, 253
1,397,699
496,193
901,506
901,680
359,498
542,182
821,034
320, 230
500,804
16,365
16,365
64, 281
22,903
41,378
496,019 j
136, 695
359,324
189,108
306,911
1,429,879
1,128,002
301, 877
1,144, 613
848,409
296, 204
832,921
555,024
277,897
119,937
119,937
191, 755
173,448
18,307
285, 266 [
279, 593
5,673
326,477
Ml,211
1,635,025
1,313,425
969, 266
251, 534
92,625
321,600
1,696,707
799,482
897,225 1
1,155,029
572,751
582, 278
1,021,459
466, 748
554,711
58,097
58,097
75,473
47,906
27, 567
541, 678
226, 731
314, 947
?00
Muskegon, Mich
City corporation
School district
?01
Joliet, 111
City corporation
School district
?0?
Dubuque, Iowa
City corporation..
School district
?03
204
Muncie, Ind
....
City corporation
School district
.
.
_.
..
_. . .
.
Columbia, S. C
City corporation
School district
?05
Chicopee, Mass
?06
Battle Creek, Mich
City corporation
School district
1
i
_.
For explanation of differences in amounts reported in this column and total payments for outlays reported in '
Excess of payments for expenses and interest over revenue receipts.
150, 814
101,619
472, 414
440,059
T A B L E 4 . — G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T P A Y M E N T S , BY D I V I S I O N S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
[For a list of t h e cities a r r a n g e d a l p h a b e t i c a l l y b y States, w i t h t h e n u m b e r assigned t o each, see p . 13.
1922—Continued.
GOVERNMENTAL-COST P A Y M E N T S .
F o r expenses a n d interest.
CITY, AND DIVISIONS O F MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT.
Total.
Total.
Expenses of
general
departments,
E x p e n s e s of
p u b l i c service
enterprises.
to
F o r a text discussion of t h i s t a b l e see p . 29.]
For outlays.'
Interest.
Excess of
governmental-cost
payments
over
revenue
receipts.
EXCESS OF R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS OVER—
Governmentalcost
payments.
Payments
for expenses
and
interest.
a
G R O U P V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 30,000 T O 50,000—Continued.
$2,361,271
$2,019, 479
$1,820,471
208 | P o n t i a c , M i c h
C i t y corporation.
School d i s t r i c t —
1,892,606
1,099,670
792,936
1, 501,001
782,515
718,486
1,112, 962
465,006
647,956
209 | A u r o r a , III
C i t y corporation.
School d i s t r i c t —
1,113, 554
661,372
452,182
1,040,705
619,492
421,213
210 I W a t e r l o o , I o w a
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t —
1, 856, 544
618,909
1, 237, 635
211 | T a u n t o n , M a s s
207 | N e w Rochelle, N . Y .
$199,008
$341, 792
$229,198
$570,990
$130, 265
130,265
257, 774
187,244
70, 530
391,
317,
74,
870,128
461,924
408,204
136,650
136,650
33,927
20,918
13,009
72,
41,
30,
1,261,145
523,638
737,507
1,049, 026
359,315
689, 711
94,068
94,068
118,051
70,255
47, 796
595,
95,
500,
1, 752,056
1,520,069
1,005,083
346, 666
168,320
231,987
212 | Stamford, C o n n
C i t y corporation.
Town
1,823,865
1,017,794
806, 071
1,380,658
695,327
685,331
1,227,086
634, 682
592,404
153,572
60,645
92,927
443,207
322,467
120,740
244,976
198,231
213 | C o u n c i l Bluffs, Iowa.
C i t y corporation.
School district—.
1, 550,482
859,130
691, 352
1,059,127
610,201
448,926
311,314
311,314
49,010
23, 240
25, 770
491,355
248,929
242,426
340,967
150,388
275, 647
423,156
214 | W i l l i a m s p o r t , P a
C i t y corporation.
School district—.
910, 704
429, 238
481, 466
797,646
343,886
453,760
744, 757
325,910
418, 847
700
700
52,189
17,276
34, 913
113,058
85,352
27, 706
215 | P o r t s m o u t h , O h i o — .
C i t y corporation.
School d i s t r i c t —
1, 739. 226
1,081,957
657,269
860,445
433,377
427,068
618,381
239, 882
378,499
139, 784
91,215
48,569
878,781
648,580
230,201
102, 280
102,280
M
$116,051
275,554
:::::::: a
178,645
251,494
229,449
365,950
GO
g
O
Ui
O
O
152,423
25,746
659, 591
384,410
138,804
219,190
W
W
349,894
166,417 1
216
Poughkeepsie, N . Y„.
1,613,879
1,097,568
874,088
89,976
133,504
516,311 |
217
Rock Island, 111
City corporation.
School district
915,714
517,496
398,218
811,863
435,811
376,052
631,126
275 163
355,963
63, 271
63,271
117,466
97,377
20,089
103,851
81,685
22,166
218
Auburn, N . Y.
1,452,047
1, 214,162
1, 056, 208
103,837
54,117
237,885
219
Austin, Tex
City corporation.
School district
1,288,359
955,401
332,958
1,144,117
818, 886
325, 231
689,066
367, 312
321,754
322,300
322,300
132,751
129,274
3,477
144,242
136,515
7, 727
Quincy, 111..
City corporation.
School district
Health district...
1,126,432
688, 972
426,236
11,224
775, 202
398,442
367, 406
9,354
713,683
345,019
359, 310
9,354
45,387
45, 387
16,132
8,036
8,096
351, 230
290, 530
58,830
1,870
76,739
221
Newport News, Va.
1,008,250
894, 713
779,164
10,174
105,375
113, 537
102, 720
10,817
222
Meriden, Conn
1,106,597
999,194
876, 217
64, 752
58,225
107,403
21,208
86,195
223
Easton, Pa
City corporatiun.
School district
965,146
473,617
491,529
852,059
375, 588
476,471
786,428
352, 403
434, 025
65, 631
23,185
42,446
113,087
98,029
15,058
45,128
67,959
224
New Brunswick, N . J..
1,860,915
1, 363,722
1,024,878
207,439
497,193
253, 946
225
Danville, 111
City corporation.
School district
871,993
427,983
444,010
660,839
370,713
290,126
588,093
316,913
271,180
72,746
53,800
18,946
211,154
57, 270
153,884
Wilmington, N . C _ _ .
City corporation.
School district
1, 209,462
851,162
358,300
910,244
627,573
282,671
668, 753
418, 474
250, 279
101,388
101,388
140,103
107,711
32,392
299, 218
223, 589
75,629
155,582
143,636
Ogden, Utah
City corporation _
School district
2,064,996
1, 328, 255
736, 741
1,129,686
531,971
597,715
892,032
339,809
552,223
38,965
38,965
198,689
153,197
45,492
935, 310
796, 284
139,026
684,999
250,311
228
Miami, Fla
City corporation.
School district
2,472, 266
2,137, 752
334, 514
1, 516,553
1,227, 670
1,133, 517
900, 812
232, 705
31, 414
31,414
351,622
295,444
56,178
955, 713
910,082
45,631
651,286
304,427
229
Orange, N . J
1, 303, 209
941,548
59,105
230
West New York, N . J.
1, 682,960
231
Amsterdam, N . Y
City corporation
School district
County supervisors' fund _
1
131,405
288,883
981,916
509,152
464, 341
8,423
For explanation of differences in amounts re]
1,154, 062
1,175,030
938, 318
722,369
326,141
387,805
8,423
51, 539
51,539
153,409
149,147
236, 712
507,930
49,321
38,474
10,847
158,687
92,998
65,689
118,411
222,262
203, 664
347,906
127,615
110,270
.
274,491
s
243,247
81,211
292,365
W
644
149,791
101,657
406, 273
30,307
823,229
416,154
398,652
8,423
in this column and total payments for outlays reported in Table 9, see text discussion of Table 9, p. 44.
188,994
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T A B L E 4 . — G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T P A Y M E N T S , BY D I V I S I O N S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1922—Continued.
^
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 29.]
EXCESS O F R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS O V E R —
City number.
GOVERNMENTAL-COST P A Y M E N T S .
For expenses and interest.
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT.
Total.
Total.
Expenses of
general
departments.
Expenses of
public service
enterprises.
For outlays. 1
Interest.
Excess of
governmental-cost
payments
over
revenue
receipts.
i
Governmentalcost
payments.
Payments
for expenses
and
interest.
>
o
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
7V>
233
231
Hazleton, P a
C i t y corporation
School district ______
$1,053,715
513,809
539,906
__
C i t y corporation
School district
_ _
City corporation..
School district
$634,091
228, 598
405,493
$567, 979
195,824
372,155
$66,112
32, 774
33,338
609,605
205,049
404, 556 i
441,838
158,838
283,000
402,065
142, 585
259,480
$2,209
2,209
1, 273,176 !
919,338
353,838 1
553,789
258,440
295,349
519,694
239, 526
280,168
7,577
7,577
$419,624
285, 211
134,413
>
$328,946
H
>
37,564
14,044
23, 520
167, 767
46, 211
121,556
27, 654
26,518
11,337
15,181
719,387
660,898
58, 489
45,388
235
Oshkosh, W i s
1, 224,448
1,135, 257
944,819
154,646
35, 792
89,191
236
Pensacola, F l a .
C i t y corporation
School district.__
1,293, 475
851,087
442, 388
736,032
532, 790
203,242
517,377
351,072
166,305
73, 421
73, 421
145,234
108, 297
36,937
557,443
318,297
239,146
9^7
Lewiston, M e
832,954
676,867
588,824
33, 595
54,448
156,087
?38
Green B a y , W i s .
1, 314,618
1,027, 517
885,906
57, 652
83,959
287,101
9^9
Columbus, G a _ .
1,035,834
874, 642
739,038
56,403
79,201
161,192
1,142,431
887, 762
671,441
75, 683
140, 638
254, 669
1, 046, 918
949,692
787,720
77,664
84,308
97,226
1, 063,166
345,695
717,471
127,606
127, 606
280,024
103, 709
176,315
430, 575
255,136
175,439
$90,678
140,113
H
M
w
H
O
673,999
Ul
O
$152,905
242,096
O
i—i
240
Petersburg, Va
241
Watertown, N . Y
2 2
E a s t Cleveland, Ohio
C i t y corporation
School district
._
._
1,901,371
832,146
1,069,225 1
1,470, 796
577,010
893,786 1
529,462
27,981
ui
4,339
160,426
269,733
430,925
183,302
280,528
267, 534
19,567
247,246
247,071
7,423
183, 504
I
243
244
245
246
247
Waltham, Mass
J
1
248
249
250
251
252
253
254
255
Newport, R. I
Newburgh, N . Y
Muskogee, Okla
C r a n s t o n , R . I...
_
Montclair, N . J
W a r r e n , Ohio
_ .
C i t y corporation
School district _ _ _ _ _ _
_
256 1 L a Crosse, W i s
257 Clifton, N . J
258 L y n c h b u r g , V a
259 F o r t S m i t h , A r k .
City corporation.
School district
260
261
Colorado Springs, Colo___
C i t y corporation .
School d i s t r i c t . .
Steubenville, O h i o
School district
_
3,512, 628 11
2, 570,193
942, 435
1,820,847
1,005, 483
599,851
405, 632 1
1, 575,348
1,845,242
1,411,282
433,960 !|
1, 498, 671
1,798, 790
1,310,598
488,192
1,447,461
1,279, 795
1,338,389
716, 946
621,443
647,425
3,110,074 ;
2,356,980
1,379,955
977,025
1,534,282
1,469,376
1,372,993
826,978'
305,060
401,420
120,498
2, 310, 710
1,752,887 l
557,823
825,879
460,225
365,654
!
1,416,402 ||
763, 797 1
652, 605
906,021
869,345
495,480
373,865
1,160, 755
899, 672
571,147
328,525 1
1,174, 250 1
693,183
392, 867
300, 316
1,186,406
867,667
1,120, 666
619,181
501,485 1
588, 699 '
1,548,986
1,129, 786
530,291
599,495
986,611
640,938
970,281
699,443
292,109
339,131
68,203
1,122,124
590,079
532,045 1
717,647 1
351,993
365,654
1,040, 275 |
473,862
566, 413
761,982
726,890
375,636
351, 254
956,985
519, 621
199, 289
320,332
1, 018, 767
525,675 !
225,359
300,316
1,063, 635
784,951
796,107
377, 669
418,438
498,929
1, 333, 771
768, 747
279,070
489, 677
101,426 [
101,426
75,825
85, 538
85,538
274,701 |
188,509
86,192
68,214
56,917
34,306
22,611
101, 641 1
337, 208
337, 208
1
102,129
28,808 1
104,343
104,343
126,675
63,165
63,165
4,898
117,873
49,064
233.617
150; 570
83,047
89, 770
33,652
90,942
90,942
74,946
74,946
851,437 j
576,784
61, 717
753,590
541,884
221,621
317,203
3,060
933,307
417,237
516,070
571,415
221,287
350,128
56,963
74,859
65,731
9,_28
62,500
62, 500
86, 530
86,530
2,096,226 |
1,806,396
289, 830
914,826
136,138
104,371
31, 767
414,593
1,929,610
945,570
840,135
105,435
324,421
173,152
42,843
34, 650
8,193
215, 215
286,093
176, 275
109,818
73, 457
64,154
159,728 j
82,700
4,757
21,928
56,015
126,317
110,342
15,975
59,702
44,176
15,526
1
|
488,274
4,789
166,616
426,552
140,927
205, 567
772,418
209,026
243,141
81, 280
1,105,607
917,731
187,876
261, 055
781,412
324,195
168,652
412,128
217, 723
97, 765
"119,958
58,726
1,561,088 j
1.227,194
849,664
377, 530
547,671
828,438
402,712
127,535
12,951
62,289
52,295
1,188, 586
1,162,808
25,778
353,802
92,403
58,326
299,236
81,513
57,112
||
115,838
1,264,153
838,997
296,935
388,197
314,420
614,002
117,726
233, 251
214, 436
284,986
164, 557
37,022
367, 665
820,921
229,679
108,232 1
108,232 i
-*
m
tel
1)
i For explanation of differences in amounts reported in this column and total payments for outlays reported in Table 9, see text discussion of Table 9, p. 44.
337,911
i
i
s
176
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
TABLE 5 . — P E R
CAPITA R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS
[For a list of t h e cities arranged alphabetically b y States, w i t h t h e n u m b e r assigned to each, see
PER CAPITA R E V E N U E RECEIPTS F R O M -
Taxes.
Subventions
and
Fines, grants,
donaments
forand
feits, tions
and
special a n d
gifts,
charges esfor cheats. a n d
penoutsion
lays,
Special
All
revenues.
General
property.
Business
and
nonPoll. business
license.
Special.
arnHigh-] Earn-j Eings
w a y ings
of
priviof
ubleges, gen- p lic
rents, eral servand
deice
inter- p a r t - enterest. ments! prises.
ments.
$51. 81 $34.54 $1.06 $0.11 $1. 50
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
II.
III
IV
V
_.
__.
61.33
58.62
43.37
39.38
38.41
42.27
36.80
27.73
25.82
25.02
1.32
0.72
0.96
0.62
1.12
0.04
0.06
0.16
0.22
0.17
$2.66
$0.34
2.47
3.17
2.83
2.65
2.63
0.33
0.36
0.35
0.30
0.34
1.78
2.01
1.14
1.12
1.03
$3.07 $2.43 $1.34 $4.76
3.04
4.94
2.98
2.46
2.33
1.46
1.85
1.11
1.15
1.05
4.78
6.35
4.73
4.22
3.87
$4.10 $4.68 $0.90
1.95 3.03 1.58
1.39 6.92 1.70
3.11 0.86 3.00
1.00 2.55 2.02
1.30 2.27 1.40
$4.55
3.38
3.55
6.65
7.11
3.84
GROUP I . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 500,000 A N D
N e w York, N . Y . . . .
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, P a
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, Ohio
St. Louis, M o
Boston, M a s s
_.
Baltimore, M d
Los Angeles, Calif..
Pittsburgh, Pa
San Francisco, Calif
Buffalo, N . Y
$69.94 $49. 49 $2.32 I
$2.04
54. 20 36.74
2.28
47.55
32.55 - . " " " $ 6 . " 6 4 0.81
65. 53 44.93 0.60 I
1.11
62. 55 45.17 0.35 |
0.86
44. 88 | 30.26 0.06 !
3.03
80.55 49.95 8.51 ' 0.14
39.97
28.29 0.71
79.81
45.32
47.96 ~"~"~6.~89
61.50
0.02
57.67 | 40.71
52.97
35.63 1.77
$1.59
4.84
0.52
4.79
2.94
2.33
$0.27
0.41
0.07
0.48
0.55
0.40
0.38
0.87
8.45
1.19
1.76
2.13
0.30
0.10
1.31
0.41
0.10
0.17
0.43
1.13
3.99
0.83
2.06
1.72
GROUP II—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N
Milwaukee, Wis
Washington, D . C
N e w a r k , N . J__
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Minneapolis, M i n n
N e w Orleans, L a
Kansas City, M o
Indianapolis, I n d
Seattle, W a s h
Rochester, N . Y
Jersey C i t y , N . J
$59. 50 ;$40.14 $4.24
;$i. 12
5.40
57.27
24.12 0.01
_ 61.40 1 41.11 0.35 $0.11 2.97
2.27
64. 38 41.73 0.60
0.71
54.04
39.50 0.14
0.21 1.96
_ 44.46 ! 28.39
51.11 I 36.48
49.73
36.99
93.85 ' 41.00
56.53 j 37.74
55.94
39.47
0.01
I 2.23
0.16 I 0. 45
0. 16 | 0. 32
1.53
0. 02 2. 36
0)
1.36
0.28
7.11
1.41
4.68
1.71
4.09
3.82
3.83
2.36
1.39
0.84
0.86
OVER.
5.75
3.67
1.56
1.89
2.01
1.71
2.61
0.41
2.08
1.83
1.21
1.39
5.37
3.36
12.42
4.78
5.71
4.62
$2.78 $1. 02 $3.14
21.63 0.81 1.19
4.71 4.35 1.99
2.25 8.36 2.08
2.34 1.54 2.14
2.28 0.97 1.32
$3.62
2.44
4.24
5.46
2.16
7.06
O F 300,000 T O 500.000.
$3.17
0.84
1.35
1.31
5.17
2.12
$0.27
0.83
0.23
0.33
0.33
0.15
2.20
8.63
6.43
4.57
0.63
0.10
0.10
1.45
0.10
0.09
1.67
1.31
4.47
4.01
4.20
2.15
0.85
1.02
1.51
2.88
1.23
0.97
2.50
1.97
1.41
5.04
0.26
36.50
3.75
4.58
G R O U P I I I — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 100,000 T O 300,000.
P o r t l a n d , Oreg__.
D e n v e r , Colo
T o l e d o , Ohio
Columbus, Ohio..
Providence, R. I..
$55.25
52.07
42.88
44.68
46.86
St. P a u l , M i n n . . .
Louisville, K y
O a k l a n d , Calif....
Atlanta, Ga
A k r o n , Ohio
46.00
33.85
39.36
33.19
40.05
Omaha, Nebr
B i r m i n g h a m , Ala.
Worcester, M a s s . .
Syracuse, N . Y . . .
Richmond, Va
68.18
25.38
48.07
49.82
$27.14
$0.75 $11.49
1.34
4.39
32.32
25.13 $0.29
0.85
3.63
0.90
2.50
26.42 0.61 ;
35.66
$0.29 0.29
0.22
29.65
22.34
24.67
19.27
23.18
0.13 I
i
0.31
0.16
1.92
2.33
0.85
2.41
0.82
5.50
1.19
2.72
3.43
4.22
5.34
0.77
4.10
2.49
4.91
0.15
0.94
1.68
6.43
1. 32
0.14
43. 90 11 23.35 0. 76 | 0.13 3.48
1
Less t h a n one-half of 1 cent,
40.58
11.72
32.30
31.34
$0.53
0.52
0.42
0.45
0.03
1
$5.92 $1.20 $0. 55 | $7.66
7.27
0.74 1.32 4.17
4.38
5.24 2.21 0.73
4.81
4.86 3.37 0.74
5.26
0.42 3.15 1.56
0.26
0.19
0.13
0.81
0.56
2.78
1.48
8.74
0.88
4.45
1.79
0.76
0.80
0.70
1.30
1.13
1.60
0.61
0.49
0.59
2.85
3.97
0.84
4.89
4.76
0.48
0.93
0.08
0.18
0.31
0.66
4.33
0.69
3.05
1.68
2.61
0.38
1.62
0.86
2.84
0.83
1.00
3.27
0.98
0.35
16.91
0.42
3.58
3.98
10.85
177
GENERAL, TABLES.
AND
GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS:
p . 13. F o r a text discussion of this table, see p . 36.
1922.
F o r a b s o l u t e a m o u n t s , see T a b l e s 3 a n d 4.]
P E R CAPITA GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS F O R —
E x p e n s e s a n d interest.
All
expenses
and
interest.
Ex
penses
penses
of
of
pub- Intergenlic
est.
eral
servdeice
p a r t - enterm e n t s . prises
$57 38
$41.42
$33.15
$2.75
$5.52
$15.95
$5.56
$10. 39
64.29
48.71
44.94
44.38
48.99
47.12
34.50
31.50
30.95
39.31
36.97
27.50
25.44
25.01
2.48
4.42
2.74
2.61
2.40
7.20
5.73
4.26
3.44
3.54
17.89
17.17
14.21
13.45
13.42
5.55
5.67
5.34
5.56
5.97
12.34
11.50
8.87
7.89
7.46
All
governmental
costs.
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
II
III
IV
V
GROUP I — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N
New York, N . Y
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, Pa.__
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, Ohio
St. Louis, M o
$66. 66
57.56
57.41
120. 30
69.09
40.02
$57.31
39. 92
43. 34
50.10
47.92
34.05
$43.39
34. 89
36. 42
41.89
36. 27
29.95
Boston, M a s s .
Baltimore, M d
Los Angeles, Calif
Pittsburgh, P a . .
San Francisco, Calif
Buffalo, N . Y____
76.34
50. 37
99.34
69.23
63.08
62.15
65.52
35.17
48. 30
49. 92
44. 51
48.11
53.74
27. 93
37.14
41. 51
35.13
41.99
GROUP I I — C I T I E S H A V I N G
13
14
15
16
17
18
Milwaukee, Wis
Washington, D . C
Newark, N . J
Cincinnati, Ohio
Minneapolis, M i n n
N e w Orleans, L a
19
20
21
Kansas City, M O . _ . A
Indianapolis, I n d
Seattle, W a s h
Rochester, N . Y
Jersey C i t y , N . J
?,?,
23
P E R CAPITA
Per
EXCESS OF
capita
REVENUE
excess
RECEIPTS
of govOVER—
ernmental- '
cost
Gov- mPeanyt-s
payernments
for
menover
extalrevepenses
cost
nue
and
p a y - interreceipts. m e n t s , est.
$58. 55
54.47
69.03
60.95
_ 62.49
43.92
._
54.16
61.86
110. 71
._ 75.63
68.41
A POPULATION
$41. 07
42.03
52.93
49.41
41.57
35. 63
45.
35.
80.
47.
54.
38
37
41
71
67
$36. 20
39.77
43.71
35.46
35.12
25. 45
38.
31.
39.
39.
42.
62
97
52
81
28
O F 500,000 A N D
$1.82 $12. 09
2.15
2.88
1.72
5.20
3.44
4.76
4.21
7.45
2.90
1.20
3.15
1.60
6.60
2.46
4.29
2.63
Outlays.
8.63
5.64
4.56
5.94
5.09
3.48
$9.35
17.64
14.07
70.20
21.16
5.96
10. 82
15.20
51.04
19.31
18.58
14.05
OVER.
$3.28
$3. 36
9.86
54. 77
6.53
4.86
$12. 63
14.28
4.21
15.43
14.63
10.83
4.21
15.03
4.80
31.51
11.58
13.17
4.86
$0.95
2.80
$18. 43
15.24
8.47
14.97
12.47
8.83
16. 40
19. 52
7.73
5.41
9.18
O F 300,000 T O 500,000.
$2.03
1.86
2.05
2.57
1.47
5.22
$2.84
0.41
7.17
11.39
4.98
4.95
$17.48
12.43
16.10
11.54
20.92
8.29
$7.63
4.15
0.08
28. 63
2.25
2.65
2.61
3.32
12.26
5.64
9.74
8.78
26.49
30.30
27.93
13.74
3.05
12.12
16. 86
19.10
12. 48
3.43
8.45
0.54
5.73
14.36
13.44
8.82
1.26
G R O U P I I I . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 100,000 T O 300,000.
P o r t l a n d , Oreg
D e n v e r , Colo
Toledo, O h i o . . . .
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
Providence, R . I
St. P a u l , M i n n
Louisville, K y
Oakland, Calif
A t l a n t a , Ga._
Akron, Ohio
$25.81
33. 83
28. 76
24.36
31.47
$5.70
3.23
2.33
3.74
1.33
$6.75
3.74
5.41
6.53
4.23
51.32
33.53
42.57
42.70
50.37
36.42
29.83
27. 60
23. 22
32. 32 1 28.85
25.29 1 22.23
29.86
21. 83
2.68
1.97
1.46
2.17
1.50
3.91
2.41
2.02
0.89
6.53
14.91
5.93
10.25
17.41
20.51
67.15
28.95
51. 27
55. 20
43.24
21. 50
41.05
38.01
8.15
0.39
1.30
1.71
6.81
7.07
3.22
3.33
5.34
5.31
23.91
7.44
10.22
17.19
14.70 !
$55. 65
49.97
54.46
50.75
60.44
_
Omaha, Nebr
B i r m i n g h a m , Ala
Worcester, M a s s
Syracuse, N . Y
R i c h m o n d , Va.__
_._
I
83617—24t
12
$38.26
40.79
36.51
34. 63
37. 04
28.02
17. 90
36.42
30. 97
49.62 11 34.93 |1 22.81
$17. 38
$0. 40
9.18
17.95
II. 58
16.12 !
6.07
23.39
13. 57
$2.09
5.32
0.32
3.22
9.51
10. 32 ,
1.03
3.56
3.20
5.39
5.72
$16. 99
11.28
6.37
10.04
9.82
9.59
6.25
7.03
7.90
10.19
24.94
3.88
7.02
11.81
8.97
178
FINANCIAL
STATISTICS OF
TABLE
5.—PER
CITIES.
CAPITA
REVENUE
RECEIPTS
AND
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with tne number assigned to each, see
P E R CAPITA R E V E N U E RECEIPTS F R O M —
Taxes.
CITY.
y num
£2
All
reve- I Gennues.
eral
prop1 erty.
Special.
Business
and
nonPoll.
business
license.
Special
assess- F i n e s ,
ments
forand
feits,
special a n d
charges
escheats.
for
outlays.
O
GROUP III.—CITIES H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N
O F 100,000 T O
39
40
41
42
43
San Antonio, Tex
New Haven, Conn
Dallas, Tex
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio
44
45
46
47
48
Bridgeport, Conn
Houston, Tex...
Hartford, Conn
Grand Rapids, M i c h . .
Scranton, P a
48. 39
42.40
53.57
42.25
29.24
45.06
31.52
35.00
29.14
23.30
1.03
0.11
0.35
0.12
0.48
0.43
49 Springfield, M a s s
50 P a t e r s o n , N . J . . .
51 | D e s M o i n e s , I o w a
52 1 Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
53 N e w Bedford, M a s s . . .
59.01
34.47
58.48
38.19
54. 56
43.09 5.91 0.41
23.94 0.07 0.06
38.38 1
20.32 1 0) 1
38.82 6.51 1.14
0.19
2.13
0.43
0.94
0.17
54
55
56
57
58
Trenton, N . J
Norfolk , V a
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h .
Camden, N . J
Fall River, Mass
23.95 0.17
38.90
24.01 0.08
40.94
44.10 i 26.61 1
19.39 0.31
35.25
37.68 7.19
52.05
59
60
61
62
63
Nashville, T e n n
Albany, N . Y
Wilmington, Del
Lowell, M a s s
Kansas City, Kans
28.01
41.26
32.50
41.66
45.42
64
65
66
67
Fort W o r t h , Tex
Cambridge, Mass
Reading, P a
Erie, P a
35.88
48.44
26.13
35.65
68
69
70
71
Flint, Mich
Yonkers, N . Y
Spokane, Wash
Duluth, Minn
46.02
66.27
48.98
54.34
72
73
74
75
Lynn, Mass
Elizabeth, N . J
Utica, N . Y
Tacoma. Wash
40.91
36.80
35.65
61.58
$0.39 $0.57
&26.20 $21.76
31.84 'S&0.45 50.27 0.22
0.32
36.49
0.18 J 0.05
38. 79 26.98
25.19
3.44
1.11
39.90
24.30 6.15
1.20
2.05
40.14
14.05
27.38
18.12
29.89
22.69
28.44
25.00
25. 75
21. 63
Jacksonville, F l a
Somerville, M a s s
O k l a h o m a C i t y , Okla._
Water bury, Conn
Lawrence, Mass
81
82
83
84
85
C a n t o n , Ohio
Schenectady, N . Y
Fort Wayne, Ind
T u l s a , Okla
Evansville, Ind
$47.78
33.32
52.00
42.61
40.74
$0.12
0.04
4.78
4.70
3.33
0.15
0.15
0.35
0.60
0.17
1.13
3.34
0.59
6.74
0.78
0.47 1
2.45
0.68
1.28
0.98
1.94
1.13
1.25
0.70
2.10
4.28
1.10
4.28
0.91
2.08
0.16
0.87
0.14
4.71
2.44
0.30
0.09
0.36
0.36
0.07
0.09
4.83
1.43
6.19
3.37
0.56
2.47
1.73
0.79
2.69
1.21
1.10
0.98
0.77
0.39
0.94
4.09
7.82
3.77
4.40
3.47
2.87
0.86
i 0.73
0.08 | 0.14
1 0.84
0.73
1.91
1.21
0.36
3.97
0.88
0.14
0.27
0.30
0.12
3.60 1.70
2.47 0.64
8.01 0.94
0.99 0.28
0.21 1 0.98
0.55
0.18
0.16
0.89
0.26
3.64
5.61
3.06
3.54
16.35
4.36
0.10
0.34
2.69
0.34
0.09
0.09
0.09
2.58
0.32
1.37
1.10
0.69
1.64
0.63
0.67
1.59
1.76
0.49
0.36
4.26
4.34
3.94
5.07
2.09
3.43
0.18
5.52
1.57
0.26
4.44
8.02
0.88
8.71 | 0.79 I 2.75
0.56
0. 69
0.99
0.77
1.63
0.63
1.89
0.44
4.14
5.91
5.49
9.36
0.03
0.20 ! 0.19
2.73 ; 0.04 1 3.34
1
3.38
2.64
0.10
7.68
3.89
0.94
0.48
3.54
0.52
1.42
4.12
1.97
0.51
0.05
0.28 | 0.07
3.21 21.60
0.24
0.09
0.12
0.45
7.55
4.08 1. 24 0.16
0. 07 ! 0.12 ; 1. 39
!
1.73
1.17
i 1.21
4.27
3.32
3.46
1
1
: $22. 60
1 24.84 $2." 59" $6.~55~
j 33.61
! 36.24 0.17 0.43
j 27.93 6.54 0.29
0.12
0.99
0.46
. -.
$0.18 $2.16 $0. 73 $0. 30
0.37 ! 1.14 0.90 0.93
2.88 2.14 1.42
0.36
3.45 0.70 0.72
0.59
6.20 1.42 0.84
0.61
1.43
1.20
12.53
4.28
0.43
1
42.26 ! 27.56
44.46 ! 33.64
23.44
42. 59
33. 08
23.83
34.27 1 22.34
300,000—Continued.
0.90
0.50 ~~4.~71
4.32
1.67
1.50
3.50
0.40
0.01
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N
76
77
78
79
80
Earnings
of
pub
lie
service
enter
prises.
0.44
2.09
1.54
0.87
0.60
0.81
i 0.10
0.39 ' 0.19
0.60 1 1.04 j
1.24 S 0.55
i
33.93
S 0.07
i 2.78
46.96 ~I.~96~
i 0.24
27.05
0.51
1 30.77 0.24
21.97
32.05
17.65
23.87
Earnings
of
general
departments
0.78
2.82
1.25
2.74
1.81
0.27
6.17
2.07
0)
5.17
Highway
privileges,
rents,
and
interest.
0.32
0.34
0.56
0.29
0.23
0.13
0.38
0.06
2.13
3.74 1
1.45
Subventions
and
grants,
donations
and
gifts,
and
pension
assessments.
6.27
O F 50,000 T O 100,000.
$1.10
0.13
1.01
0.15
0.13
$0.85
0.63
7.69
0.39
0.31
$0.67
0.06
0.55
0.20
0.24
0.79
1.89
0.21
1.00
0.44
2.27
0.67
6.47
1.98
5.33
1.15
0.12
0.10
0.93
0.05
1 Less t h a n one-half of 1 c e n t .
$0.44 $1.16 $5.49 $15. 47
1.21
2.85
0.22 0.24
2.23
4.30
0.85 1.76
3.07
1.29
0.31 0.35
3.54
0.39 0.55 0.82
4.78
3.95
1.34
0.83
1.35
1.31
0.53
0.38
1.06
0.43
1.28
0.54
0.58
0.10
0.59
3.00
2.13
9.60
3.35
3.47
179
GENEBAL TABLES.
GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS:
1922—Continued.
p . 13. F o r a t e x t discussion of t h i s table, see p . 36.
F o r absolute a m o u n t s , see T a b l e s 3 a n d 4.)
P E R CAPITA
P E R CAPITA GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS F O R —
E x p e n s e s a n d interest.
All
governmental
costs.
City number.
CITY.
ExEx! All
penses penses
of
J exof
pub- Interpenses | genlic
and
est.
eral
servinter- 1 d e ice
est.
p a r t - enterm e n t s . prises.
Outlays.
P e r j EXCESS OF
capita 1 R E V E N U E
excess i RECEIPTS
of govOVER—
i ernmen| talcost
Gov- P a y payments
ments 1 ernfor
menover
extalrevepenses
cost
nue
and
payreinterceipts. m e n t s est.
G R O U P I I I . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 100,000 T O 300,000—Continued.
$21.91
32.09
31.07
33.28
28.30
$18. 23
29.62
24.87
24.03
23.52
47.31
42. 34 |
50.75
51.49 1
29.03
40. 54
33. 76
41.23
30. 99
24. 47
36.83
25.11
33.91
26.62
23.26
59.37
38.94
59. 26
56.24
62.49
47. 75
29. 78
38.69 1
34. 89
45. 29
41.96
26.51
31.61
26.72
36.40
2.04
34. 38
43.61
90.56 I 43.22
49.90 ! 35.95
43.32
31.84
53.57
40.63
Nashville, T e n n
Albany, N . Y
Wilmington, Del..
Lowell, M a s s
Kansas City, Kans
33.64
48.40
42.02
50.52
59.50
64
65
66
67
Fort Worth, Tex
Cambridge, Mass
R e a d i n g , Pa_
Erie, P a . . .
_
68
69
70
71
7?
73
74
75
$0.09
0.02
2.26
2.49
1.04
$3.59
2.46
3.93
6.76
3.74
$3. 74
5.59
16.91
19.23
11.14
2.62
2.78
2.25
3.70
6.04
4.53
2.12
1.21
6.77
8.58
9.52
20. 50
4.56
3.14
2.12
3.24
3.75
3.27
3.93
6.05
5.65
11.62
9.15
20.57
21.35
17.19
0.36
4.46
0. 78
18.05
7.93
27.74
28.95
28.44
26. 28
34.04
3.25
4.89
2.16
1.73
3.29
3.39
9.38
5.35
3.83
3.30
9.23
47.33
13.94
11.48
12.93
4.71
49. 62
5.80
8.07
1.52
23. 61
38.74
25. 45
38.93
38. 65
17. 20
30.76
20. 75
33. 22
20.56
1.94
4.39
1.70
2.71
13.74
4.48
3.59
2.99
3.00
4.36
10.03 i 5.63
9.65 | 7.13
16.57
9.52
11.59
8.86
20.85 1 14.08
4.40
2.52
7.05
2.73
6.77
37.67
55.20
32.79
36.50
26. 92
44. 57
23. 36
27.76
21. 77
35. 89
19. 70
21.99
1.34
3.65
2.24
2.96
3.80
5.03
1.42
2.82
10.75 j
10.63
9.43
8.74 1
,7S
6.76
6. 65
0.86
8 96
3.87
2.78
7 88
Flint, Mich
Yonkers, N . Y
Spokane, W a s h
Duluth, Minn
53.18
72.05
44.37
59.67
31. 39 | 23.83
43. 32
54. 45
29.83
35. 57
27.03
36.58
2.12
3.07
1.95
5.38
5.44
8.06
3.79
4.18
21.79
17.60
8.79
23.09
7.17
5.78
Lynn, Mass.. _
Elizabeth, N . J
Utica, N . Y
Tacoma, Wash
40.98
34.01
47.49
60.87
35.72
25.25
29.99
43.97 j
2.53
0.03
3.33
3.43
2.02
4.53
5.26 I
8.76
17.50
16.90
0.07
39
40
41
4?
43
San A n t o n i o , T e x
New Haven, Conn
Dallas, T e x
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio
44
45
46
47
48
Bridgeport, C o n n
Houston, T e x . .
Hartford, C o n n
Grand Rapids, Mich
Scranton, P a
_
49
50
51
52
53
Springfield, M a s s . .
Paterson, N . J
Des Moines, I o w a
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
N e w Bedford, M a s s
54
Trenton, N . J
Norfolk, V a
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h
Camden, N . J
Fall River, M a s s . . .
•59
60
61
6?
63
^
56
57
58
$25. 65
37.68
47.98
52.51
39.44
__
._
29. 86
21.79
27. 97
27.45
0)
11.99
$0.55
$1.19
9.19
12.61
0.70
1.09
0.06
2.82
9.24
0.21
7.86
8.64
12.34
11.26
4.77
11.26
4.69
19.79
3.29
9.26
4.52
2 2.28
8.15
3.41
11.42
4.61
5.33
ii. 84
$4.29
4.40
7.73
6.62
11.84
2.79
| 6.~70~
14
11
13
17
63
82
41
76
5
11
5
17
19
55
66
61
G R O U P I V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 50,000 T O 100,000.
Jacksonville, F l a
Somerville, M a s s
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Waterbury, Conn
Lawrence, M a s s
C a n t o n , Ohio
Schenectady, N . Y
Fort Wayne, Ind
Tulsa, O k l a . . .
Evansville, I n d
1
$50. 93
33.32
49.79
58.63
44.08
$42. 32
28.26
35.51
40.92
34.39
$27. 78
24.95
28.18
35. 01
29.26
$8. 03
1.11
2.10
0.85
2.36
$6.51
2.20
5.24
5.07
2.77
$8.61
5.06
14.28
17.70
$3.15
16.01
3.35
$5.46
5.06
16.49
1.69
6.34
52.05
63. 54
48. 33
42.96
37.97
30.68
37.05
29.48
30.70
23.64
21. 50
32.14
20.79
25.33
18. 97
1.70
1.58
7.15
1.65
3.32
7.47
3.32
1.54
3.72
1.36
21.38
26.49
18.84
12.26
14.32
9.79
19.08
5.73
9.88
3.70
11.59
7.42
13.11
2.38
10.62
0)
P e r capita excess of p a y m e n t s for expenses a n d interest over r e v e n u e r e c e i p t s .
$2.21
180
FINANCIAL
STATISTICS OF CITTES.
TABLE
5.—PER
CAPITA
REVENUE
RECEIPTS AND
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see
PER CAPITA R E V E N U E RECEIPTS F R O M —
Taxes.
CITY.
y Number
All
revenues.
General
property.
Business
and
nonPoll.
business
license.
Special.
Special
assess- F i n e s ,
ments
forand
feits,
special
and
charges
esfor
cheats.
outlays.
o
Subventions
and
grants,
donations
and
gifts,
and
pension
assessments.
Highway
privileges,
rents,
and
interest.
Earnings
of
general
departments
Earnings
of
public
service
enterprises.
!
G R O U P I V — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 50,000 T O 100,000—Continued.
87
88
89
90
Savannah, Ga
Allentown, P a .
Knoxville, T e n n
El Paso, Tex.3
S a n Diego, Calif
91
92
93
94
95
Bayonne, N . J
Manchester, N . H
Harrisburg, Pa
Peoria, 111
St. Joseph, M o
!
96
97
98
99
100
Wichita, Kans
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Sioux C i t v , I o w a
South Bend, I n d
Portland, M e
I
j
!
i
Troy, N. Y
Binghamton, N. Y
Rockford, 111
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
Little Rock, Ark
101
102
103
104
105
I
I
I
!
I
106 j J o h n s t o w n , Pa_
107 E a s t St. Louis, 111..
108 S a c r a m e n t o , Calif.
109 B r o c k t o n , M a s s
110 H o b o k e n , N . J
$26.07
24.62
31.20
21.07
62.86
45.48
36. 78
30.19
32.87
24.89
29.04 $0. 05
28. 08 2.54
21.17
27.18
20.42
44.05
27.19
37.78
40.90
48.17
32.20
21. 15
28.64
27.95
34.39
| 40.60
I 36.91
1 38.86
I 33.45
i 22.48
28.35
23. 48
29.05
20.36
13.57
31.09
30.60
66. 78
43.78
52.60
22.76
18.21
28.13
28.76
35.26
i
\
I
|
$0.58
0.05
0.32
0.18
0.23
0.68
1.25
0.67
1.46
1.93
0.45
0.26
1.58
1.77
0.12
0.04
0.33
0.09
0.14
0.26
1.07
1.38
1.21
2.07
0.30
1.68
0.47
0.67
0.16
0.37
0. 36
0.42
0.23
7.46
2.54
3.30
0.06
0.05
1.18
0.91
0.64
0.37
0.69
8.37
1.29
0.11
4.73
0.83
0.60
0.18
0.29
0.09
0.04
0.33
1.45
0.71
2.44
2.24
0.83
0.16
1.05
0.38
1.54
0.47
0.20
2.30
0.96
1.02
0.08
0.03
4.04
3.72
5.91
0.89
0.91
0.72
, 0.10 2. 32
I 0.19 2.77
1.61
2.00
3.36
1.49
1.43
0.07
0.21
0.18
0.31
0.92
2.91
4.71
1.22
1.33
2.43
0.35
0.44
0.23
1.26
0.52
0.10
1.96
1.67
0.05
0.50
4.83
2. 12
2.42
6.23
0.16
1.01
1.97
1.64
0.13
1.71
0.96
8.16
16.86
0.89
3.57
0.42
0.25
0.22
0.15
0.07
2.20
1. 17
11.86
0.08
4.64
0.92
0.12
0.62
0.44
1.92
0.18
0.72
2.81
3.49
0..37
4.64
3.45
4.74
0.38
0.19
0.31
1.06
0.23
0.30
2.92
0.95
1.54
12.08
0.13
0.08
0.21
0.14
1.98
3.07
0.39
3.61
1.38
0.31
1.63
1.54
1.73
0.23
2.05
0.96
0.73
0.31
0.55
0.55
3.08
5.71
0.64
0.79
1.75
0.87
2.75
2.50
5.87
8.39
0.49
1.01
0.16
0.11
0.80
0.24
0.31
4.03
2.13
8.56
1.20
0.23
1.11
0.47
0.78
0.42
0.55
3.96
1.04
0.78
0.43
0.31
2.92
2.50
6.71
0.04
3.71
32.95
39.76
38.48
34.53
46.34
27. 05
27.91
28.52
25. 83 0.21
31.57
116
117
118
119
120
Springfield, O h i o . . .
Altoona, P a
Long Beach, Calif.
Chester, P a
Mobile, Ala
30.06
30.89
56.83
20.21
22.59
14.45
17.99
29.07
16.52
13.60
121
122
123
124
125
Racine, W i s . . . .
N e w Britain, C o n n . . . .
Lansing, Mich
Holyoke, Mass
Springfield, 111
126
127
128
129
130
Chattanooga, T e n n . .
Berkeley, Calif
Davenport, Iowa
Hamtramck, M i c h . .
Bethlehem, P a
27.58
42.26
39.35
30.95
31.47
17.78
27.68
31.69
22.39*
21.83
131
132
133
134
135
Covington, K y
Lincoln, N e b r
Portsmouth, V a . . .
Haverhill, M a s s . . .
Wheeling, W . V a . .
24.51
48.32
25.24
41.15
30.89
15.55
34.14
12.47
28.71
20.37
27.01
' 43.38
28.72
36.32
i 61.42 29.64
j 67.12 33.43
27.26
j 40.03
0.67
0.09
0.11
0.41
0.50
1.08
0.57
1.77
0.10
2.38
0.12
0.44
0.10
0.28
0.09
4.89
0.76
2.24
1.77
0.48
0.63
0.48
0.94
1.28
1.44
1.71
1.16
0.73
4.84
3.05
25.38
22.12
7.02
2.16
0.67
0.58
0.22
0.57
1.01
1.83
4.75
1.36
1.51
4.47
9.44
0.57
1.94
1.26
0.43
1.02
0.32
0.12
0.72
1.22
1.57,
0.79
0.07
0.27
0.19
0.03
0.47
4.51
3.91
2.05
0.50
2.24
0.17
0.95
0.17
5.58
1.19
0.89
1.46
0.35
0.16
0.34
0.73
0.23
2.24
0.37
4.69
5.08
6.77
3.37
3.58
1.11
0.28
5.87 i 0.52
0.30 ! 0.02
Terre Haute, I n d .
Saginaw, M i c h
P a w t u c k e t , R . I._
Passaic, N . J
Gary, I n d
$0.98 $2.89
1.91
| 0.12
4.68
I 1.32
I 0.45 3.84
! 2.56 9.27
$0.32
3.09
0.93
0.05
5.21
. . . J 2.63
— _I
111
112
113
114
115
[$0.15
0. 49
0.02
0.50
1.33
B3. 74
0.80
2.02
0.62
1.32
$16. 42
16.23
17.96
12.24
33.51
0.26
0.04
3.02
0.23
0.39
!
| 0.22
0.05
4.18 I 0. 53
I 0.25
0.38
3.98
! 0.34
1.04
1.59
1.06
0.95
i
I
I
!
* Per capita excess of payments for expenses and interest over revenue receipts.
0.01
0.15
181
GENEBAL TABLES.
GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS:
1922—Continued.
p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 36. For absolute amounts, see Tables 3 and 4.]
*
PER CAPITA
P E R CAPITA GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS FOR—
Expenses a n d interest.
All
governmental
costs.
City Number.
CITY.
| ExAll
penses
i ex1 of
penses i genand
eral
inter- i deest.
part! ments.
Expenses
of
pub- Interlic
est.
service
enterprises.
Outlays.
Per
EXCESS OF
capita
REVENUE
excess
RECEIPTS
of govOVER—
ernmentalI cost
Gov- mPeanyt-s
payernments
for
menover
extalrevepenses
cost
nue
and
p a y - interre1 ceipts. m e n t s . est.
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued.
86
87
88
89
90
Savannah, Ga
A l l e n t o w n , Pa__
Knoxville, T e n n
E l Paso, T e x 3
San Diego, Calif-_
$27.00
26. 52
46. 73
32. 78
66.37
91
92
93
94
95
Bayonne, N . J
Manchester, N . H
Harrisburg, P a
Peoria, 111
St. Joseph, M o
47.66
48. 58
42. 77
! 37.31
22. 30
96
97
98
99
100
$22. 71 1 $18. 20 $2.24
20.03
1.31
16.97
33.33
2.82
23.73
26. 32
3.01
19. 85
47.22
6.51
33. 66
$2.26
1.75
6.77
3.46
7.05
$4.29
6.49
13.40
6.46
19.15
$0.92
1.89
15. 54
11.71
3.51
$3. 36
4.60
2.14
5. 25
1 15.64
6.28
17. 59
15.93
11.84
1.94
2.18
11. 80
12. 58
4.45
4.10
5.79
3.35
7.39
4. 53
32.69
25.84
23.00
24.40
19. 48
5.74
2.64
1.48
0.03
0.02
2.95
2.52
2.36
1.04
0.85
Wichita, Kans
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
South B e n d , I n d
Portland, M e
47. 47
24. 55
29.48
27. 52 I 22.17 1 20.33
42.86 1 33.66 | 27.31
49. 53 j 30.35
25. 60
53.18
32.06
40. 95
0.21
0.07
2.40
2.45
3.40
4.72 [ 17.99
3.42
1.77 1 5.35 I 0.33
1.96
11. 20 1 5.07
2.29
19.18
8.62
5.49
12.23 1 5.01
101
102
103
104
105
Troy, N . Y
B i n g h a m t o n , N . Y__
Rockford, 111
Charleston, S. C
L i t t l e Rock, A r k
48.62
39.29
40.71
42.06
23.11
30. 55
28. 67
26. 21
20. 36
16.56
1. 54
2.15
1. 52
3.57
0.17
3.24
1.68
1.81
3.76
2.57
106
107
108
109
110
Johnstown, P a .
E a s t S t . Louis, 111
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
44. 25
23. 98 j 21.87
33.13
20. 16 1 17.45
96.68 ! 44.46
36. 78
49.56 j 37.44 1 31.58
54. 69 1 38.74
71.03
0.01
2.29
2.03
4.56
Hoboken, N . J
111
112
113
114
115
Terre H a u t e , I n d
Saginaw, M i c h
Pawtucket, R . I
116
117
118
119
1?0
Springfield, Ohio .
Altoona, P a
Long Beach, Calif
Chester, P a
Mobile, Ala
1?1
122
1?3
1?4
125
Racine, Wis
New Britain. Conn
Lansing, M i c h
Holyoke, Mass
Springfield, 111.
126
197
128
129
130
Chattanooga, Tenn
Berkeley, Calif
Davenport, Iowa.
131
139
133
134
135
Covington, K y
Lincoln, N e b r . . _
Portsmouth, Va
Haverhill, M a s s
Wheeling, W . V a
Gary, I n d
3
.
_.
.
)
41.38
31.00
26.84
25. 48
20. 36
35.34
32. 50
29. 54
27.69
19. 30 j
13.28
6.79
11.17
14.37 !
3.81
$2. 59
14. 57
5. 02
1 6.12
1 10.56
7.22
8.02
2.38
1.85
8.61
0.63
5.27
4,41
9 32
5.76
3.18
2.10
2.71
5.39
3.83
11.39
20.27 I 13. 16
12.97
2.54
52.22
29. 90
12.11
5.78
16.34 1 18.43
7.1L
10.44
22.32
6 34
2
2.09
30.45
53. 89
40.23
40.81 1
47. 55
27.01
30. 16
30. 75
30. 30
28.87
25. 62
0.47
2.89
24. 82
2.12
23. 37
26. 77
27.45 ~~6.~l6~
0.92
2.45
5.26
3.53
1.26
3.44
23.73 j 14.14
9.49 I 1.75
10.51 i 6.28
18.68
1.21
37.61
33.02
66.91
19.36
22.02
24.31
20.20
38. 59
17. 51
19.65
19.71
17. 04
30. 23
14.91
14.80
1.61
1.35
4.88
0.01
2.31
3.00
1.81
3.48
2.59
2.54
13.30
12.82
28. 32
1.85
2.38
41.82
41.90
76.12 j
65. 40
52.15
32.56
29.36 1
45.79 ,
54.78 '
29.39
26.63
3.55
25.13 | 1.47
26.07 | 16.61
36. 14 15. 26
22. 60
5.18
2.38
2.76
3. 12
3.37
1.61
9.26
12. 55
30.32
10.62
22.76
36.24
49.12 !
30.94 1
35. 02
42. C7
26.29
36. 60
26. 86
21.14
23.64
21. 28 1 0.17
0. 08
33. 68
0.08
25.91
3.81
15.48
1.20
17. 28
4.84
2.84
0.87
1.85
5.16
9.95
12. 53
4.07 1
13.89 !
19.03 [
24.66
60.30
34.51
38. 06
28.30
21.11
34.13
24.87 J
33. 96
23.93 '
15.84
26.31
16.21
30.61
20. 22 |
2.83
2.92
6.05
1.93
1.64 j
3.55
26.17 !
9.63 !
4.10 1
4.37 1
2.45
4.90
2.61
1.42
2.06 1
2
2
2.51
7.54
2.12 i
10. 08
0.86
0.56
1
5.58 1 1.55
14. 70 1
1.72
12.12
8.66
6.86 1
i
8.42
4.07 !
11. 20
0.16
11.98
9.26 I
The figures for this city cover the transactions for only 11 months.
"3."09"i
2.59 !
5.94
9.59
7 73
4.23
17.47
5 75
10 69
18.24
2 71
2 94
10.82
6.97
15.63
12 34
10.64
1.29
5.67
12.49
9.82
7 83
3.40
14 19
0.37
7 19
6.96.
182
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
TABLE
5.—PER
CAPITA
REVENUE
RECEIPTS
AND
[For a list of t h e cities arranged alphabetically b y S t a t e s , w i t h t h e n u m b e r assigned to each, see
————'
p
PER CAPITA R E V E N U E RECEIPTS FROM—
Taxes.
CITY.
y number.
All
revenues.
General
property.
Special.
Business
and
nonPoll.
business
license.
Special
assessments
and
special
charges
for
outlays.
*3
O
Subventions
and HighFines,
grants, w a y
fordonaprivifeits,
tions leges,
and
a
n
d
r
ents,
esc h e a t s . gifts, a n d
and
interpenest.
sion
assess! ments.
G R O U P I V — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 50,000 T O
136
137
138
139
140
N i a g a r a F a l l s , N . Y__ $49.19
61.51
Highland Park, Mich
28.62
Macon, Ga
H u n t i n g t o n , W . Va__ 36.71
44.06
E a s t Orange, N . J
141
142
143
144
145
Lancaster, P a
Roanoke, Va
Tampa, Fla
Augusta, G a —
Cicero, 111-_
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
$32. 21 |$2. 87
$1. 92
43.21
0.28
16.32
2.95
26.51
$0.23 0.58
27.82
0.16 2.04
---
18.39
29.08
32.07
39.82
31.21
11.86
18.92
23.21
24.30
20.75
Jackson, Mich
Winston-Salem, N . C
F r e s n o , Calif
Topeka, Kans
Atlantic City, N . J . . .
37.70
29.29
59.68
43.26
85.18
25.04
14.97
29.46
33.00
59.50
Quincy, Mass
P a s a d e n a , Calif
Kalamazoo, Mich
Maiden, Mass
56.69
80.41
44.44
40.13
41.33
38.69
32.00
27.83
_
_.
0.01
0.23
0.21
0.13
0.04
0.12
0.20
0.01
0.43
Earnings
of
general
departments
Earnings
of
public
service
enterprises.
100,000—Continued.
$3.06
4.80
0.10
7.94
2.24
$0.34
0.44
0.40
0.40
0.02
0.35
3.95
2.31
2.99
2.00
0.08
0.88
0.21
2.30
3.24
0.01
1.10
0.57
0.66
0.05
1.18
1.58
0.54
1.55
1.33
0.39
0.96
0.89
0.62
0.46
0.16
0.79
4.09
2.92
0.44
4.13
0.66
0.13
4.48
2.95
0.14
0.85
2.21
0.67
5.50
3.53
2.85
10.68
3.32
0.18
0.21
0.64
1.76
0.26
0.11
2.33
4.07
13.42
0.15
6.37
0.64
0.33
0.23
0.87
6.53
2.55
1.52
1.78
0.73
1.12
3.26
3.90
0.13
4.26
5.66
0.25
1.10
0.16
0.14
1.88
0.61
3.59
1.13
0.10
0.58
0.23
0.12
0.55
11.33
2.40
0.22
0.73
0.73
0.80
1.09
2.14
1.88
1.12
1.39
5.13
25.50
4.12
3.12
$4.19 $0.09 \i$0.96
0.59
2.41 1.67
1.18
1.47 0.33
3.28 1.31 0.55
2.44 0.76 0.77
$4.95
3.98
$3.05 $1. 90 $1.03
1.91
1.33 3.49
1.49 0.46 1.38
0.03 0.51 0.21
3.96 2.76 0.77
$2.81
6.05
5.52
0.28
4.20
G R O U P V — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 30,000 T O 50,000.
I
$25.94 $12.02 !$0.09 $0.12 $1.94
1.15
40.62 24.41 I 0.23
0.82
16.91 I
21.82
0.07
45. 20 28.40
19.71
3.43
39.69
$1.29
5.42
0.61
1.78
6.50
$0.28
0.76
0.08
0.11
1.09
0.52
0.36
0.05
1.21
0.76
3.07
0.74
2.93
1.00
1.77
0.30
0.73
0.10
0.13
0.24
0.63
1.29
0.93
4.14
1.31
0.17
0.56
1.77
0.66
0.31
2.04
0.83
2.57
0.44
0.61
3.67
4.89
4.61
5.38
0.04
0.33
0.17
0.19
0.36
2.23
4.42
0.04
0.59
0.06
8.45
0.23
0.12
0.40
0.49
0.43
1.13
0.14
1.56
5.30
0.88
0.45
0.75
0.32
2.18
0.65
0.32
1.61
1.06
3.78
1 0.76
2.38
3.01
4.37
5.80
4.10
0.74
0.34
0.69
0.53
4.60
1.90
1.27
0.06
4.79
2.37
0.10
0.03
0.66
0.14
0.94
2.59
0.53
2.55
1.46
2.66
0.69
2.53
0. 88
0.30
0.42
0.58
0.91
0.80
1.37
1.21
4.40
3.57
3.52
3.61
0.51
0.02
0.10
0.09
0.81
0.17
0.69
2.55
1.99
1.47
0.14
2.12
7.25
0.13
0.17
0.37
0.26
1.11
0.21
2.37
2.50
3.84
10.81
0.10
2.55
0.92
1.55
1.54
0.73
0.42
0.39
0.61
0.78
27.06
32. 35 3.14
22.07 j
26.27 '
0.23
33. 60 5.05 0.43
0.58
0.08
3.05
1.07
0.04
0.74
2.49 0.37
3.08
1.81 1 0.71
0.68
0.04
1.25 i 1.22
2.47
0.16
0.05 ! 0.64
2.14
0.48
0.22 | 0.07 j 0.30 j 0.50
155
156
157
158
159
Charlotte, N . C_.
L a k e wood, Ohio..
York, Pa
B a y City, M i c h . .
Shreveport, La._.
160
161
162
163
164
Cedar Rapids, I o w a . . .
McKeesport, Pa
Newton, Mass
Elmira, N . Y
N e w Castle, P a
42.12
30.17
68.27
37.26
23.41
31.72 |
20.53
42.79 ,11.
23.01
1.2
17.87
165
166
167
D e c a t u r , Ill_ _
_
Chelsea, M a s s
W i c h i t a Falls, Tex_
Galveston, Tex
O a k P a r k , 111
31.17
39.65
26.02
41.22
46.12
21.91
29.71
17.53
23.25
28.62
170
171
172
173
174
M o u n t V e r n o n , N . Y__
Woonsocket, R . I . . .
Kenosha, Wis
Hammond, Ind
Montgomery, A l a . .
44.83
35. 37
48.06
34.34
24.53
35. 45
25. 06
30.15
21.91
8.71
175
176
177
178
179
Pittsfield, M a s s
P e r t h A m b o y , N . J_.
Beaumont, Tex
L i m a , Ohio
S t o c k t o n , Calif
40.55
37.71
27.24
29.18
55. 59
28.67
22.71
18.18
14.13
30.86
180
181
182
183
184
P u e b l o , Colo
Medford, Mass
Lexington, K y
Charleston, W. V a .
Salem, M a s s .
42.67
43.51
31.14
32.04
46.56
3.75
0.25
0.62
0.50
0.36
2.77
0.28
'8~70~
6.32"
5.05
0.08
9.70
4.82
3.06
7.12
4.48
5.88
1 0.68
8.04
0.32
1.20 1 3.00
0.69 ! 0.24
0.99
0.17
2.23 1 4.11
183
GENEBAL TABLES.
GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS: 1922—Continued.
p . 13. F o r a text discussion of this table, see p . 36. F o r absolute a m o u n t s , see T a b l e s 3 a n d 4.]
P E R CAPITA GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS FOR—
Expenses a n d interest.
All
governmental
costs.
ExExAll
penses penses
of
ex! of
pub- Interpenses
genlic
and
eral
est.
servinter- | deice
est.
partenterments.
prises.
Outlays.
P E R CAPITA
Per
EXCESS OF
capita
REVENUE
excess
RECEIPTS
of gov-1
OVER—
ernj mentalcost
Gov- P a y payern- m e n t s
for
ments
menexover
tal- j penses
! revecost
and
nue
p a y - interreI ceipts. m e n t s . est.
G R O U P I V — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 60,000 T O 100,000—Continued.
$58.49
53.59
29.70
40.01
54.77
$37. 33
45.17
24.09
25.31
38.16
$29.55
37.43
18.94
22.16
30.05
$1.56
2.44
3.08
0.19
3.83
$6.22
5.30
2.07
2.97
4.28
$21.16
8.42
5.61
14.70
16.61
$9. 29
18.46
35.13
36.56
35.96
42.91
16.58
24.03
30.09
30.10
22.79
12.88
20.44
25.16
24.91
18.45
2.53
0.25
0.13
2.11
2.29
1.18
3.33
4.79
3.08
2.04
1.88
11.11
6.47
5.86
20.12
0.07
6.06
4.49
Jackson, M i c h .
Winston-Salem, N . C . . . .
Fresno, Calif
_
Topeka, Kans
Atlantic City, N . J
34.41
45.68
63.18
39. 58
96.57
26.92
24.46
42.45
28.77
73.62
21.77
16.37
38.99
23.91
58.03
1.99
2.33
0.14
3.20
3.54
3.16
5.77
3.32
1.67
12.06
7.49
21.22
20.73
10.81
22.95
Quincy, M a s s
P a s a d e n a , Calif
Kalamazoo, M i c h
Maiden, Mass
60.61
78.34
55. 68
40.76
43.71
56.75
30.06
33.30
37.02
40. 64
25.19
27.94
1.88
13.34
2.17
1.45
4.81
2.76
2.70
3.92
16.90
21.59
25.62
7.46
136
137
138
139
140
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y
Highland Park, Mich
Macon, Ga
Huntington, W . Va
E a s t Orange, N . J
141
142
143
144
145
Lancaster, P a
Roanoke, V a
Tampa, Fla
Augusta, Ga
Cicero, 111
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
_.
..
,__
_.
$7.92
1.08
3.30
10.71
3.87
ii. 70
3.29
16. 39 !
3.50 I
3.68
11.40
3.92
2.07
11.25
0.63
$11.87
16.33
4.53
11.40
5.90
1.80
5.05
1.98
9.72
8.42
10.78
4.83
17.23
14.49
11.56
12.98
23.66
14.37
6.83
G R O U P V — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 30,000 T O 50,000.
155
156
157
158
159
Charlotte, N . C _ _
Lakewood, Ohio.
York, P a
Bay City, M i c h . .
Shreveport, L a . . .
160
161
162
163
164
$4. 28
8.34
1.36
3.15
2.71
$7.74
33. 25
6.68
33. 87
24. 20 |
$6.94
30. 63 j
3.32 i
21. 60
8.57
$0.80
2.62
3.35
12.27
15.64
2.76
2.86
2.48
2.44
2.53
1.84
5.96
2.81
1.60
21. 45
6.65
12.99
16. 52 !
12. 69 |
12. 70
3.49
5.07
9.15
9.31
8.74
3.16
7.92
7.36
3.37
15. 84
32.98
15. 24
22.94
25.98
1.44
0.92
3.49
3.51
3.98
2.36
4.63
4.12
6.11
3.38
10.75 !
1.13 !
0.02
19. 26
16. 09
1.82
15. 60 i I 2.81
47.80
31.63
33.05 i
29.77
23. 06 j
42.85
21. 51
27.53
25.21
15.29
1.75
3.13
2.73
1.51
4.95
8.36
2.39
1.84
6.26
7.43
12.66
10.28
27.53
6.50
37. 25
30. 57 !
37.88 1 33. 15
27.76 ' 22.60
48.74 ; 24.74
65. 82 ; 39. 17
26.85
22. 83
16.38
16.90
36.45
0.59
3.30
3.01
2.52
0.26
3.13
7.03
3.21
5.32
2.47
6.67
4.73
6.17
5.16 1 0.52
24.00
19. 56
26. 65
10. 23
3.30
40. 76 ! 38.77 l
40. 58 1 34.43 j
34.02 ! 24.56 !
| 39. 56 ; 22. 19 '
43.03 i 40.85
26.73
29.06
20. 78
20.28
34.61
7.07
1.73
0.07
0.20
3.02
4.97
3.65
3.71
1.71
3.22
1.99
6.14
9.47
17.37
2.18
1.92
2.94
$17.19
25.88
17.11
23. 56
20.43
$3.66
3.78
Cedar Rapids, I o w a .
McKeesport, P a
Newton, Mass
Elmira, N . Y
N e w Castle, P a
54.82
33.38 ! 28.09
33.66
27. 01
22. 31
73.34
60. 35
51. 91
46.41 I 29.89 1 24.64
32.72 I 20.04
18. 43
165
166
167
168
169
D e c a t u r , 111
Chelsea, M a s s
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x .
Galveston, T e x
O a k P a r k , 111
30.39
39.67
42.11
34.38
48.94
I
I
|
i
170
171
172
173
174
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
Woonsocket, R . I
Kenosha, W i s
Hammond, Ind
Montgomery, Ala
55. 23
44.29
43. 33
57. 30
29.56
!
!
j
i
|
175
176
177
178
179
Pittsfield, M a s s
Perth Amboy, N . J
Beaumont, Tex
L i m a , Ohio
Stockton, Calif
180
181
182
183
184
P u e b l o , Colo
Medford, M a s s
Lexington, K y
Charleston, W . V a
Salem, M a s s
2
$32.87 ! $25.13
71.25 j 38.00
25.15
18. 47
66.80
32. 93
48.25 ! 24.05 !
_
_
19. 64
38.53
22.85
32.56 j
33.34 !
6.23
0.91
$0.77
6.84
10. 40
8.92
4.73
22. 97
5.03
11.53
1.11
3.16
8.66
12.79
2 2.97
3.74
15.01
4.57
1.47
4.56
4.64
4.44
16.42
2.88
7.51
I 3.53
P e r capita excess of p a y m e n t s for expenses a n d interest over r e v e n u e receipts.
3.90
9.08
6.58
9.86
5.71
1 8 4
FINANCIAL
STATISTICS
T A B L E
5 . — P E R
OF
CITIES.
CAPITA
R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS
AND
[For a list of t h e cities a r r a n g e d a l p h a b e t i c a l l y b y S t a t e s , w i t h t h e n u m b e r assigned t o , e a c h , see
PER CAPITA REVENUE RECEIPTS FROMTaxes.
All
revenues.
General
property.
cial.
Business
and
nonP o l l . business
license.
Special
assess- Fines,
ments forand feits,
special and
charges esfor cheats.
outlays.
G R O U P V — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 30,000 T O
>0.47 50.52
$31.40 $20.32
31.88 t$5. 26 0.29 0.10
44.08
31.65 5.34 0.53 0.21
47.44
0.78
38.36 2.59
55. 32
1.20
18.73 0.25
26.78
185
186
187
188
189
Butte, Mont
Everett, Mass
_._
Fitchburg, Mass
M a d i s o n , Wis
West Hoboken, N . J . . _
190
191
192
193
194
S a n Jose, Calif
H a m i l t o n , Ohio_
Springfield, M o
E a s t Chicago, I n d
Brookline. M a s s
39.32
61.66
26.39
39.19
73.82
20.09
17.36 0.10
18.32
26.94
49.85 16.38
195
196
197
198
199
E v a n s t o n , 111
J a m e s t o w n , N . Y_
W a c o , Tex
Superior, W i s
L o r a i n , Ohio
47.96
54.08
33.95
34.58
38.04
34.67
25.79
25.45
24.64
21.75
200
201
202
203
204
Muskegon, M i c h .
Joliet, 111
D u b u q u e , Iowa__
Muncie, Ind
C o l u m b i a , S. C . . .
39.37
42.02
37.25
30.80
28.24
25.10
23.48
26.44
24.66
15.29
205
206
207
208
209
Chicopee, M a s s
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h .
N e w Rochelle, N . Y .
Pontiac, Mich
A u r o r a , 111
45.90
41.84
67.98
46. 75
34.05
27.89
32.46
54.74
33.48
23. 30
210
211
212
213
214
Waterloo, Iowa
Taunton, Mass
Stamford, C o n n
Council Bluffs, I o w a .
Williamsport, Pa
39.28
50.31
41.97
32.34
25.10
32.52
26.72
38. 28
23. 96
20.30
215
216
217
218
219
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio__.
Poughkeepsie, N . Y .
R o c k Island, 111
Auburn, N . Y
Austin, Tex
29.24
39.31
28.15
36.75
41.25
16.01
24.71
16.31
23.51
19.67
220
221
222
223
224
Q u i n c y , 111
Newport News, Va
M e r i d e n , Conn_._
Easton, Pa
N e w Brunswick, N . J.
29.18
25.44
30.61
26.16
45.73
20.58
17.73
24.12
21.25
27.60
225
226
227
228
229
D a n v i l l e , 111
W i l m i n g t o n , N . C_.
Ogden, U t a h
Miami, Fla
Orange, N . J
27.40
30.41
39.82
53.05
38.06
20.52
22.02
20.67
38.01
23.24
230
231
232
233
234
West New York, N . J . Amsterdam, N . Y._
Hazleton, P a
Norristown, P a
Kokomo, Ind
37.40
29.68
21.30
17.39
36.74
27.38
17.27
15.95
14.77
17.66
1
0.18
0.26
1.13
10.76
4.57
1.84
1.57
0.14
0.33
0.14
0.70
0.45
0.21
1.64
0.31
0.50
0.20
1.73
0.35
0.54
0.23
1.56
0.91
1.06
2.96
2.92
1.68
3.91
0.52
0.86
0.43
0.50
0.89
1. 33
1.65
0.45
0.23
0.89
5.67
14.31
4.26
0.25
0.21
0.32
0.08
0.78
2.70
3.77
0.63
1.74
1.96
4.04
0.48
0.12
0.21
0.34
1.61
1.34
0.78
1.19
0.21
3.39
5.46
2.97
0.88
5.22
0.17
0.45
0.07
0.08
0.22
0.87
2.32
4.72
2.05
1.33
0.22
0.46
0.69
1.06
0.44
0.87
1.47
1.88
1.67
1.47
9.35
2.84
0.41
0.14
0.20
0.19
0.20
0.60
0.43
0.77
0. 70
1.18
0.12
1.49
0.78
0.57
0.33
1.20
1.95
1.00
0.53
0.68
3.99
13.54
0.48
0.09
0.37
0.04
0.15
4.10
2.89
0.95
3.53
3.14
0.36
0.70
0.11
0.39
0.54
1.19
1.60
0.45
1.03
1.29
5.07
4.34
2.79
4.24
16.35
1.59
0.24
0.55
0.28
4.00
0.17
0 97
0.38
0.17
0.05
1.04
1.25
0.69
1.35
2.93
0.44
0.38
0.07
0.68
3.21
0.66
1.06
0.36
0.57
1.61
4.29
0.44
3.34
0.07
4.83
4.82
0.03
5.87
5.51
1.05
0.31
0.20
0.93
1.16
0.04
1.08
0.43
6.60
0.41
4.86
0.04
0.44
0.48
1.80
3.03
0.14
1.00
0.60
1.14
0.69
3.27
4.20
0.94
3.56
2.29
0.63
0.09
0.08
16.24
0.05
0.07
0.05
0.02
0.11
4.74
3.02
1.58
0.92
1.27
1.65
0.50
0.38
0.28
0.08
0.36
0.18
0.55
0.52
0.73
0.07
0.21
0.53
0.05
0.68
0.21
0.91
0.29
0.46
0.05
0.18
0.48
0.81
0.78
0.37
1.19
0.10
0.17
1.76
0.25
0.12
0.73
0.68
0.16
0.49
0.24
0.04
0.01
0.73
0.02
l.~89"
0.22
0.40
3.50
4.G6
0.50
0.21
0.22
0.09
0.03
0.61
1.90
1.52
0.21
0.07
0.13
0.23
5.25
0.12
50,000.—Continued.
$3.94 $0. 70 $0. 31
1.29
0.37 0.61
0.27 1.06 4.45
1.71
1.71
1.05
4.69 1.38 0.25
1.97
0.03
5.06
Subventions
Earnand High- Earn- ings
grants, way ings
of
dona- privi- of p u b tions leges, gen- lic
and rents, eral servgifts, and deice
and inter- part- e n t e r pen- est. ments prises.
sion
assessments.
P e r c a p i t a excess of p a y m e n t s for expenses a n d interest over r e v e n u e r e c e i p t s .
16.98
0.10
4.04
4.71
4.63
3.61
5.66
0.39
185
GENERAL TABLES.
GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS:
1922—Continued.
p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 36. For absolute amounts, see Tables 3 and 4.]
PER CAPITA GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS FOR—
P E R CAPITA
Expenses and interest.
All
governmental
costs.
All
and
interest.
ExExpenses penses
of
of
pubgenInterlic
eral
est.
servdeice
partments. enterprises.
Outlays.
Per
EXCESS OF
capita
REVENUE
excess
RECEIPTS
of govOVER—
ernmentalGovcost
Payernpaymen- ments
ments
for
talover
excost
revepaynue
and
ments, interreceipts.
est.
GROUP V—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
185
186
187
188
189
Butte, M o n t
Everett, M a s s .
Fitchburg, M a s s .
Madison, Wis
West Hoboken, N . J
190
191
19?,
193
194
San Jose, Calif
H a m i l t o n , Ohio
Springfield, M o . .
E a s t Chicago, Ind__
Brookline, M a s s
195
196
197
198
199
$25.10 $24.48 $21. 64
29.86
47.14
35.17
48.40
35. 28
40.77
57.51 1 39. 59 1 31.38
32.36
23. 46
25.26
$1.37
2.18
3.59
38.46
58.29
29.17
40.68
75.15
29. 30
36.30
19. 75
27. 65
60. 75
27.38
17.00 14.19
18.80
0.11
25. 71
54.23 ~~2.~93~
E v a n s t o n , 111 _
Jamestown, N . Y _
Waco, T e x
Superior, W i s
Lorain, Ohio
45.43
68.64
33.93
38.07
60.12
36.50
37.59
29.67
31.52
33.55
32.43
27.07
23. 38
29.38
23. 90
900
201
202
203
204
Muskegon, Mich
Joliet, 111.:
Dubuque, Iowa.
Muncie, l n d
C o l u m b i a , S. C
*..
48.83
51.53
46.63
35.62
36.60
31.32
28.27
25.14
22.98
29.30
26. 00
23.34
19. 85
20.93
21.32
205
206
207
208
219
Chicopee, M a s s
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
Pontiac, M i c h
Aurora, 111
_.
42.03
44. 50
61.97
49.81
29.34
210
211
21?
213
214
Waterloo, Iowa_ _Taunton, Mass
Stamford, C o n n . ._
Council Bluffs, I o w a
Williamsport, P a
48.92
46.29
48.49
41.46
24.41
27.64
26. 55
32. 62
18. 68
19.96
2.48
9.16
215
216
217
218
219
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Rock Island, 111
Auburn, N . Y
Austin, Tex
2?0
221
???
??3
224
$2.84
3.95
3.31
4.62
1.80
$0.61
11.96 I $3.06
7.63 |
0.96
17.92 1 2.19
5.59
7.10
$6.31
$6.92
8.90
6.67
15.72
1.52
0.86
3.37
10.02
25.36
6.64
11.54
13.07
2.53
1.92
5.11
0.85
1.94
3.59
9.16
21.99
9.42
13.04
14.40
2.50
6.92
3.26
0.02
2.54
1.58
3.61
3.04
2.12
7.11
8.93
31.04
4.26
6.55
26.57
3.49
22.08
11.46
16.49
4.28
3.06
4.49
3.06
2.87
2.98
0.42
3.07
2.27
2.06
2.31
1.64
4.91
17.51
23.27
21.48
12.64
7.30
9.46
9.52
9.38
4.82
8.36
8.05
13.75
12.11
7.82
2
1.05
24. 91
6.47
33.76
1.52
30. 29 j 26.79
53. 00
47. 78
39. 50
29. 29 " 3 . " 43 ~
3.60
22. 93
27. 42
2.38
1.98
5.22
6.78
0.89
8.27
14.21
8.97
10.31
1.92
33. 23
40.16
36. 70
28. 32
21.38 1
8.32
0.02
3.11
4.45
4.08
1.31
1.40
15.69
6.13
11.78
13.14
3.03
47.10 I 23.30
16. 75
43.83
29. 81
23.74
24.93
22.10 j 17.18
39.78
33. 26 j 28.93
35.62
31. 63 ! 19.05
2.77
2.44
1.72
2.84
8.91
3.79
3.63
3.20
1.48
3.67
23.80 1
14.02
2.83
6.52
3.99
17.86
4.52
Quincy, 111
_
Newport News, Va
Meriden, Conn
Easton, P a
._
New Brunswick, N . J
31.31r
21. 55
28.32
25.14
31.21
28.18
27.44 j 24.22
52.95
38.80 j
1.26
0.29
1.83
3.74
0.45
2.96
1.64
1.87
5.90
9.76
3.19
3.03
3.21
14.15
2.13
2.89
0.60
1.28
7.23
225
226
227
2?8
??9
D a n v i l l e , 111
Wilmington, N . C
Ogden , U t a h
Miami, Fla
Orange, N . J
25.06
34.90
59.59
72.02
38.05
2.93
1.12
0.92
1.73
2.09
4.04
5.73
10.24
4.48
6.07
8.63
26.99
27.84
4.35
4.49
19.77
18.97
230
231
?3?
?33
234
W e s t N e w Y o r k , N . J-_._
A m s t e r d a m , N . Y__
Hazleton, P a
Norristown, P a
49.30 i 34.42
27. 49
28.79
24.14
21.18
1.51
30.96 1 18.63i 16.69
18.22
13. 20 i 12.02 0.07
38.10 1 16.57| 15.55
0.23
6.93
1.45
1.94
1.12
0.79
-
19. 84
21. 89
24. 71
22. 36
29.16
18. 99
16. 90
26.26
19. 30
32. 60
25. 74
44.18 1 33.02
33. 69
27.49
2.78
1.49
1.33
14. 56
0.02
3.88
2.67
6.02
3.05
i 4.71
9.64
| 4.03
~~~6."5T
9.12
6.69
3.22
3.02
5.63
6.05
10.16
5.27
4.02
3.72
5.94
9.50
6.05
3.50
9 62
7 63
0.30
2 43
1 93
6.92
2.33
14.88
11.90
4.65
12.33
9.67
5.01
0.83
21.53 1 1.36
12.14
11.54
14.99
7.25
6.63
6.02
6.89
8 40
4.14
7 22
8 87
4 37
2.98
5.54
2 6Q
4 19
20.17
186
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
TABLE
5.—PER
CAPITA
REVENUE
RECEIPTS AND
[For a list of t h e cities arranged a l p h a b e t i c a l l y b y States, w i t h t h e n u m b e r assigned t o each, see
P E R CAPITA R E V E N U E RECEIPTS F R O M -
Taxes.
All
revenues
General
property.
Special.
Business
and
nonP o l l . business
license.
Subven- <
Spetions
Earncial
and High- Earn- ings
assess- Fines, grants, way ings
of
ments
fordona- privi- of
pub
and
feits,
tions leges, genlie
special and
and irents, eral servcharges
esgifts, I and
de- j ice
for
cheats. and
inter- part-1 e n t e r outpen- 1 est. ments p r i s e s .
sion |
lays.
assess-!
ments.
G R O U P V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 30,000 T O 50,000—Continued.
Oshkosh, W i s Pensacola, F l a . .
Lewiston, M e
Green Bay, Wis
Columbus, Ga
Newport, R. I
Newburgh, N . Y
M u s k o g e e , Okla
Cranston, R. I
Montclair, N . J
W a r r e n , Ohio
L a Crosse, W i s
Clifton, N . J . -
0.05
1.61
0.07
5.87
0.51
0.46
0.30
27.60
37.95
51.77
49.75
41.94
17.37
24.20
33.29
30.57
24.22
- 31.83
43.06
52.87
39.79
32.66
20.08
29.83
17.40
31.24
16.75
- _ . 41.18
29.85
45.85
22.77
36.24
19.41
32.89
18.92
0.12
44.38 0.14
30. 57 0.24
27.83 2.00
18.43 0.04
0.16
0.05
0.39
0.34
Petersburg, V a . . _
Watertown, N . Y
East Cleveland, O h i o . _
P h o e n i x , Ariz
Sheboygan, Wis
M o l i n e , 111-,.
Waltham, Mass
Anderson, I n d
Revere, Mass
Cumberland, M d
$0.55
0.57
0.09
0.03
3.77
0. 22
1.44
0.37
0.22
0.97
$1.84
0. 55
2. 50
2. 44
1. 29
2.96
1.70
1.13
0.75
1.07
0.16
1.66
3.62
0.69
6.00
0.29
0.11
0.63
0.35
0.12
1.90
2.80
4.93
10.26
1.44
1.92
0.43
2.01
0.32
1.25
0.20
1.49
2.51
0.35
0.50
2.68
3.96
3.64
6.47
4.77
0.40
0.09
0.07
0.37
0.09
4.91
0.35
14.85
0.22
7.63
0.09
0.18
0.05
0.11
0.30
0.81
0.41
1.81
2.23
2.24
0.21
0.57
0.11
0.28
0.58
2.04
1.30
0.84
1.06
0.44
3.30
3.95
17.28
2.97
4.30
0.08
0.47
2.30
0.46
2.65
1.98
0.99
0.83
1.39
0.96
i 0.08
! 3.61
j 6.84
j
5.52
2.94
$41. 50 $29.52 52.51
$0. 73
15.04
23.08
$0.15 1.94
18.31
25.57
0.43 0.18
26.80 "2.~70"
39.84
1.23
21.42
40.18
3.43
_ 60.17
49.74
40.10
28.30
L y n c h b u r g , Va.-_
Fort Smith, Ark
C o l o r a d o Springs, Colo
S t e u b e n v i l l e , Ohio
21. 31
16.74
33.54
19.75
41.53
28.67
49.49
35.09
1
1.00
0.34
0.17
0.25
$0.62 $0. 80
I 0. 64 0.74
! 0. 45 0.78
I 0. 54 1.35
! 0. 25 3.88
0.37
1.01
0.84
0.22
0.28
0)
1.07
2.43
0.77
0.25
2.15
1.08
0.84
2.47
2.73
3.60
0.30
2.83
0.03
1.33
0.19
0.12
5.50
5.67
3.26
3.54
3.88
0.77
1.27
0.74
1.20
0.98
1.48
0.06
6.18
2.33
0.80
0.62
2.86
4.34
2.88
0.38
0.87
0.21
0.67
1.50
0.77
2.43
4.23
1.94
0.58
0.34
0.68
3.19
0.39
1.15
0.48
Less t h a n one-half of 1 c e n t .
$4.72
1.99
2.47
4.52
4.82
6.29
4.14
5.54
187
GENEKAL TABLES.
GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS:
1922—Continued.
p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 36. For absolute amounts, see Tables 3 and 4.]
PER CAPITA GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS FOR—
PER CAPITA
Expenses a n d interest.
City number.
CITY.
All
governmental
costs.
ExExAll
i penses penses
of
of
expub- Inter| penses j genlic
eral
est.
and
servdei interice
part! est.
m e n t s . enterprises.
Outlays.
Per
EXCESS OF
capita
REVENUE
1 excess
of gov- j RECEIPTS
OVER—
ernmentalcost
G o v - mPeanyt-s
payernments
for
menover
extal- penses
revecost
nue
and
p a y - interreceipts. m e n t s . est.
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
235
236
237
238
239
Oshkosh, Wis
Pensacola, Fla
Lewiston, Me
Green Bay, Wis
Columbus, Ga
$36.90
$34.21
39.07
22.23
25.44
20.67
40.44 ! 31.61
31.88
26. 92
240
241
242
243
244
Petersburg, Va _
Watertown, N . Y
East Cleveland, Ohio...
Phoenix, Ariz.
Sheboygan, Wis
35.23
32.29
59.50
110. 38
57.30
245
246
247
248
249
Moline, 111
Waltham, Mass...
Anderson, Ind
Revere, Mass
Cumberland, Md
250
251
252
253
Newport, R. I
Newburgh, N . Y
Muskogee, Okla
Cranston, R. I
254
255
256
257
Montclair, N . J
Warren, Ohio
La Crosse, Wis
Clifton, N . J
259
260
261
Lynchburg, Va
Fort Smith, Ark
Colorado Springs, Colo..
Steubenville, Ohio
$28.47
15.63
17.98
27.25
22.74
$4.66
2.22
1.03
1.77
1.74
$1.08
4.39
1.66
2.58
2.44
27.37
29.29
46.03
44.51
28. 51
20.70
24.30
33.27
32.69
23.98
2.33
2.40
3.99
3.19
2.39
4.34
2.60
8.76
8.63
2.15
7.85
3.00
13.47
65.87 j
28.79 j
7.73
60.64
15.37
31.67
49.64
58.35
47.50
i 57.74
27.39
36. 58
28.45
37.22
22. 25
22.90
30.16
16. 43
32.29
16. 87
2.69
3.20
10.66
0.91
3.35
1.79
3.22
1.35
4.01
2.03
4.29
13.06
29.90
10.28
35.49
6.59
5.48
7.71
25.08
46.61
| 41.25
43.22
j 20.93
38.20
27. 97
36.19
19. 03
34.25
25.30
25.71
16.13
0.16
1.08
2.94
3.80
1.58
7.54
2.90
8.41
13.28
7.03
1.90
2.46
2.03
7.02
9.37
2.41
2.12
50.89
41.21
40.21 | 27.49
10. 34
18.00
20. 31
27.40
1.88
2.48
2.08
2.88
5.28
2.74
4.20
1.98
13.32
4.23
39.48
2.60
101.38 I 50.49 I 43.48
25.19
77.23 | 37.02
27. 99
50.43 ; 32.43
48. 61 ! 21.20 | 19.08
45.43 ! 32.10
27.45 1 23.21
37. 27
76. 76
23. 86
27.45
24.93
17. 98
31.00
18. 99
$2.69
16.84
4.77
8.83
4.96
$4.61
$15.99
6.13
6.60
8.30
7.62 ;
5.65
| 0.15
5.43
11. 40
2.63
1.85
!
3.90
27. 27
1.23
7.63
1
$7.29
0.85
4.90
8.23
13.26
0.23
8.65
5.74
5.24
13.42
4.44
6.48
24.42
2.58
10.41
2.98
1.88
9.66
3.74
12.72
7.67
7.09
9.43
5.46
12.21
11.23
188
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
T A B L E 6 . — P E R C E N T D I S T R I B U T I O N , BY P R I N C I P A L C L A S S E S , O P
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see
R E V E N U E RECEIPTS.
Per cent o b t a i n e d from—
Taxes.
City number.
CITY.
G r a n d total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
II
III..
IV
V__
SubvenSpetions
cial
and
assess- Fines, grants,
ments
donaforand
tions
feits,
speand
and
cial
gifts,
charges esand
c
h
e
a
t
s
.
for
penoutsion
lays.
assessments.
High- Earnway
ings
priviof
leges,
genrents,
eral
and
deinpartterest. m e n t s .
Earnings
of
public
service
enterprises.
Poll.
Business
and
nonbusiness
license.
2.0
0.2
2.9
5.1
0.6
5.9
4.7
2.6
9.2
2.2
1.2
2.2
1.6
2.9
0.1
0.1
0.4
0.5
0.4
2.9
3.4
2.6
2.8
2.7
4.0
5.4
6.5
6.7
6.8
0.5
0.6
0.8
0.8
0.9
5.0
8.4
6.9
6.2
6.1
6.2
4.0
3.2
2.1
2.2
2.4
3.1
2.6
2.9
2.7
7.8
10.8
10.9
10.7
10.1
General
property.
Special.
66.7
68.9
62.8
63.9
65.6
65.1
GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER.
New York, N. Y..._.
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, Pa
Detroit, Mich.
Cleveland, Ohio
St. Louis, Mo
Boston, Mass
Baltimore, Md
Los Angeles, Calif..
Pittsburgh, Pa
San Francisco, Calif.
Buffalo, N . Y
70.8
67.8
68.4
68.6
72.2
67.4
62.0
70.8
56.8
78.0
70.6
67.3
6.7
2.3
8.9
1.1
7.3
4.7
5.2
0.4
0.8
0.1
0.7
0.9
0.9
5.9
3.6
2.9
4.7
1.6
2.9
6.7
5.6
14.6
1.3
4.1
5.1
1.3
2.9
3.6
4.6
3.2
3.1
6.5
6.2
7.5
10.2
11.4
8.6
0.5
2.8
5.0
1.3
3.6
3.2
0.5
2.2
10.6
1.9
3.1
4.0
0.4
0.3
1.6
0.7
0.2
0.3
8.8
3.5
5.9
2.8
7.1
7.2
7.1
9.2
2.0
3.1
3.5
3.2
3.2
1.0
2.6
3.0
2.1
2.6
6.7
2.9
4.2
1.7
1.7
3.3
0.1
0.9
0.6
0.1
1.4
0.2
10.6
1.8
1.4
0)
3.3
9.9
8.7
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000.
Milwaukee, Wis
Washington, D. C
Newark, N . J
Cincinnati, Ohio
Minneapolis, M i n n . . .
New Orleans, La
67.5 1
42.1
66 9
64.8
73.1
63.9
Kansas City, Mo
Indianapolis, In I
Seattle, Wash
Rochester, N . Y
Jersey City, N . J
71.4
74.4
43.7
66.8
70.6
7.1 ;
!
0) !
1 9.4
0. 7 |
0.9 i
0.3 !
j
0)
'
C) •
I
2.4 ;
0.5 '
0. 2 |
i
0.5
'
0.3 ,
0.2 I
:
0) i
:
1.9
4. 8
3.5
1.3
4.4
4.4
0.9
0.3
2.7
4.2
5.3
1.5
2.2
2.0
9.6
4.8
0.4
1.4
0.4
0.5
0.6
0.3
4.7
37.8
7.7
3.5
4.3
5.1
4.3
17.4
6.9
8.1
1.1
0.2
0.2
1.5
0.2
0.2
3.3
2.6
4.8
7.1
7.5
I
GROUP I I I — C I T I E S HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000.
Portland, Oreg
Denver, Colo
Toledo, Ohio
Columbus, OhioProvide nee, R. I . .
49.1
62.1
58.6
59. 1
76.1
St. Paul, M i n n . . .
Louisville, Ky
Oakland, Calif....
Atlanta, Ga
Akron, Ohio
64. 5
66.0
62.7
58.0
57.9
1
0.7
1.4
0.6
0.3
~""6.T
1.0
1.4
2.6
2.0
2.0
0.6
20.8
8.4
8.5
5.6
0.5
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
0.1
10.7
1.4
12.2
10.9
0.9
2.2
2.5
5.2
7.6
6.7
1.0
8.0
1.7
1.7
3.3
13.9
14.0
10.2
10.8
11.2
4.2
6.9
2.2
7.3
2.1
12.0
3.5
6.9
10.3
10.5
0.6
0.6
0.3
2.4
1.4
6.0
4.4
22.2
2.7
11.1
3.9
2.2
2.0
2.1
3.3
2.5
4.7
1.5 ;
1.5
1.5
6.2
11.7
2.1
14.7
11.»
Less than one-twentieth of 1 per cent.
189
GENERAL TABLES.
R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S AND
GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS:
p . 13. F o r a text discussion of this table, see p . 38.
F o r absolute a m o u n t s , see T a b l e s 3 a n d 4.]
REVENUE RECEIPTS—
continued.
PER CENT OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS R E P R E S E N T E D B Y -
P e r cent.
r e q u i r e d for
meeting—
CITY.
Expenses.
fcH
Interest.
X*
B
1922.
P a y m e n t s for—
Per
cent |
available
for
Exout
penses
lays
of
and
other 1 eral depurpartposes. 1 m e n t s .
a
Expenses
of
public
service
enterprises.
Interest.
Revenue
receipts.
Outlays.
>»
+j
u
Grand total.
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
II
III
IV
V
69.3
10.7
20.0
57.'8
4.8
9.6
27.8
90.3
68.1
70.6
69.7
71.2
71.4
11.7
9.8
9.8
8.7
9.2
20.2
19.6
20.5
20.1
19.4
58.8
57.5
56.5
56.6
56.3
3.7
6.9
5.6
5.8
5.4
10.8
8.9
8.7
7.7
8.0
26.7
26.7
29.2
29.9
30.3
91.7
91.2
89.0
87.6
86.6
G R O U P I . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 500,000 A N D
New York, N . Y . . . .
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, P a
Detroit, M i c h . .
Cleveland, Ohio
St. Louis, M o
64.6
68.3
80.2
69.2
64.7
73.2
17.3
5.3
10.9
7.3
11.9
2.7
18.1
26.4
8.9
23.5 1
23.4 i
24.1
65.1
60.6
63. 4
Boston, M a s s
Baltimore, M d
Los Angeles, Calif...
Pittsburgh, P a
San Francisco, Calif.
Buffalo, N . Y
70.6
73.9
54.8
71.5
68.3
84.3
10.7
14.1
5.7
9.7
8.8
6.6
18.7
12.0
39.5 1 !
18.8
22.9 !
9.1
OVER.
52.5
74.8
2.7
3.7
3.0
2.9
6.1
7.3
18.1
5.0
9.1
4.0
10.8
3.0
14.0
30.6
24.5
58.4
30.6
14.9
70.4
55. 4
37.4
60.0
55.7
67.6
4.1
3.2
6.6
3.6
6.8
4.2
11.3
11.2
4.6
8.6
8.1
5.6
14.2
30.2
51.4
27.9
29.5
22.6
34.8
104.9
94.2
82.8
54.5
90.5
112.2
1
j
|
1
105.5
79.4
80.3
88.8
91.4
85.2
G R O U P I I . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 300,000 T O 500,000.
M i l w a u k e e , Wis
Washington, D . C .
Newark, N . J
Cincinnati, O h i o . . .
Minneapolis, M i n n
N e w Orleans, L a . . .
64.3
72.7
74.5
59.1
67.7
69.0
4.8
0.7
11.7
17.7
9.2
11.1
30.9
26.6
13.8
23.2 1
23.1 1
19. 9
61.8
73.0
63. 3
58.2
56.2
58. 0
3.5
3.4
3.0
4.2
2.4
11.9
4.8
0.7
10.4
18.7
8.0
11.3
29.9
22.8
23.3
18.9
33.5
18.9
101.6
105.1
88.9
105.6
86.5
101.2
Kansas City, M o . .
Indianapolis, Ind__
Seattle, W a s h
Rochester, N . Y
Jersey C i t y , N . J . . .
83.7
64.5
72.6
74.4
80.3
5.1
6.7
13.1
10.0
17.4
11.2 i
28.8 1
14.3
15.6
2.3
71.3
51.7
35. 7
52.6
61.8
7.7
0.1
25.9
3.0
3.9
4.8
5.4
11.1
7.5
14.2
16.2
42.8
27.4
36.9
20.1
94.4
80.4
84.8
74.7
81.8
G R O U P I I I . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 100,000 T O 300,G
124
25
|26
27
Portland, Oreg..
D e n v e r , Colo
Toledo, Ohio
C o l u m b u s , Ohio.
Providence, R . I
57.0
71.2
72.5
62.9
70.0
12.2
7.2
12.6
14.6
9.0
30.8
21.6 |
14.9
22.5
21.0
46.4
67.7
52.8
48.0
52.1
10.3
6.5
4.3
7.4
2.2
12.1
7.5
9.9
12.9
7.0
31.2
18.4
33.0
31.8
38.7
99.3
104.2
78.7
88.0
77.5
29
30
31
' 32
[33
St. P a u l , M i n n . .
Louisville, Ky__
Oakland, Calif...
Atlanta, Ga
Akron, Ohio
70.7
74.4
77.0
73.5
58.3
8.5
7.1
5. 1
2.7
16.3
20.8
18. 5
17.9
23.8
25.4 j
58.1
69.2
67.8
52.1
43.3
5.2
5.9
3.4
5.1
3.0
7.6
7.2
4.7
2.1
13.0
29.0
17.7
24.1
40.8
40.7
89.6
101.0
92.4
77.7
79.5
190
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
TABLE
6 . — P E R
C E N T
DISTRIBUTION,
BY
PRINCIPAL
CLASSES,
OP
[For a list of t h e cities a r r a n g e d a l p h a b e t i c a l l y b y S t a t e s , w i t h t h e n u m b e r assigned to each, see
R E V E N U E RECEIPTS.
P e r cent o b t a i n e d from—
Taxes.
General
property.
Special.
Poll.
Business
and
nonbusiness
license.
iSpe- j
cial
assess- Fines,
ments
fora n d ! feits,
speand
cial
es[charges c h e a t s .
for I
out- I
lays.
Subventions
and
grants,
donations
and
gifts,
and
pension
assessments.
arnHigh- Earn- Eings
ings
way
of
of
privipubleges, genlic
rents, eral servdeand
ice
part- enterinterest. ments. prises.
G R O U P I I L - C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 100,000 T O 300,000—Continued.
Omaha, Nebr
Birmingham, Ala..
Worcester, M a s s Syracuse, N . Y
Richmond, Va
59.5
46.2
67.2
62.9
53.2
San Antonio, Tex...
New Haven, Conn.
Dallas, Tex.._
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio
83.0
87.3
69.5
63.1
60.5
Bridgeport, Conn
Houston, Tex
Hartford, Conn
Grand Rapids, M i c h .
Scranton, P a
93.1
74.3
65.3
69.0
79.7
0.3
Springfield, M a s s
Paterson, N . J .
Des Moines, Iowa
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
N e w Bedford, M a s s . . .
73.0
69.5
65.6
53.2
71.2
10.0
0.2
Trenton, N . J
Norfolk, V a
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h .
Camden, N . J
Fall River, Mass
61.6
58.7
60.3
55.0
72.4
Nashville, T e n n
Albany, N . Y
Wilmington, D e L _ .
Lowell, M a s s
Kansas City, K a n s .
50.2
66.4
5.0
55.8
0)
71.7 I 12.4
50. o :
i
Fort Worth, Tex.
Cambridge, Mass.
Reading, P a
Erie, P a
61.2 I
66.2 !
67.5 j
67.0 !
Flint, Mich
Yonkers, N . Y_.
Spokane, W a s h .
Duluth, Minn..
73.7
70.9
55.2
56.6
Lynn, Mass
Elizabeth, N . J .
Utica, N . Y
Tacoma, W a s h .
69.5
68.0
72.2
35.1
1
10. 2 i
2.6
1. 7 I
1.1
0. 3
0.7
1.1
16.1
0.3
3.4
7.9
1.5
~3.~5~
0.7
0.2
C1)
11.9
0.4
0.2
0.6
0.2
0.9
13.8
0.3
0.9
15.6
10.0
0.2
4.9
0.8
2.3
3.5
3.0
0.3
0.7
3.7 |
0.2 j
0.4 !
0.7
1.0
3.8
3.4
1.7
6.5
1.2
4.0
6.8
2.0
0.8
24.8
1.7
7.4
8.0
24.7
1.1
2.6
3.7
1.8
2.1
0.4
0.1
12.3
11.8
8.3
11.1
8.1
8.3
17.1 1 1.-5
1.4 1
6.1
3.8 1
2.2
0.9
0.1
2.8
5.1
0.7
1.0
0.9
1.5
1.5
15.4 |
2.8
2.5
5.5
1.8
3.5
0.2
0.8
0.2
1.1
1.5
0.8
0.1
4.0
8.9
5.0
0.7
0.8
1.0
0.7
0.8
1.6 |
6.7
2.3
6.5
6.2
0.9
4.9
2.9
2.1
2.0
1.9
1.2
3.1
3.6
1.4
0.3
6.2
0.7
2.5
0.3
2.4
3.5
21.4
11.2
0.8
0.2
0.4
0.6
1.6
0.3
1.9
9.7
1.0
0.8
7.1
1.2
3.3
1.8
3.3
3.3
2.1
1.8
3.9
7.3
8.7
6.3
2.8
10.5
2.1
5.9
0.3
2.2
0.3
10.7
6.9
0.6
0.2
0.9
0.8
0.2
0.2
9-6
1-1 1
6.3
4.2
1.8
7.6
2.3
2.8
2.4
1.7
1.1
1.8
10.5
19.1
8.5
12.!5
6.7
10.2
2.1
2.2
0.3
1.8
2.6
4.6
3.7
3.1
12.9 |
0.3 1 6.0
0.8 1 24.6
0.7
2.4 1
0.3
0.5
6.1
1.5
2.9
0.7
2.2
2.0
0.4
0.5
2.1
0.6
13.0
13.6
9.4
8.5
36.0
0.3
0.4.
4.0
1.5
12.1 i
0.2 I
1.3
0.9
0.2
0.3
0.2
7.2
0.7
5. 2
3.1
1.9
3.4
2.4
1.9
4.4
3.6
1.9
1.0
11.9
9.0
15.1
14.2
0.1
4.2
0.5
0.9
7.4 l
2.4
9.1
16.0
0.4
0.4
1.8
1.5
4.5
8.3
16.4
5.1
1.2
1.0
2.0
1.4
3.5
1.0
3.9
0.8
11.2
17.2
0.4
3.8
3.3
2.0
0.5
7.4
7.4
6.3
0.5
0.1
0.3
1.5
0.1
9.1
9.5
12. 5
1.5
2.3
4.8
1.4
0.8
5.2
10.1
0.1
0.2
35.1
1.5
0.6
0.5
0.5
0.6
2.0
12.9
0.3
0.9 I
8.7 |
Less t h a n o n e - t w e n t i e t h of 1 p e r cent.
8.2
3.1
7.4
8.6 1
1
i
1
i
17 7
-
1.4
12.4
3. 5 1
14
-° i
0)
7.3
191
GENERAL TABLES*.
R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S AND G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T P A Y M E N T S :
p . 13.
F o r a t e x t discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 38.
F o r a b s o l u t e a m o u n t s , see T a b l e s 3 a n d 4.]
P E R CENT OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS R E P R E S E N T E D B Y —
R E V E N U E RECEIPTS—
continued.
P e r cent.
r e q u i r e d for
meeting—
CITY.
Expenses.
Interest.
numb
<u
1922—Con.
P a y m e n t s for—
Per
cent
available
for
out
lays
and
other
purposes.
ExExpenses penses
of
of
public
genserveral departm e n t s . enterprises.
Interest.
Outlays.
Revenue
receipts.
5>»
Q
G R O U P I I I . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 100,000 T O 300,000—Continued.
53.0
72.0
78.5
65.6
67.5
10.4
12.7
6.9
10.7
12.1
36.6
15.3 1
14.6
23.7 i
20.4
41.7
61.8
71.0
56.1
46.0
12.1
1.3
2.5
3.1
13.7
10.5
11.1
6.5
9.7
10.7
35.6
25.7
19.9
31.1
29.6
101.5
87.7
93.8
90.2
88.5
San A n t o n i o , T e x
New Haven, Conn...
Dallas, T e x
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio
81.2
70.0
66.5
61.2
13.7
6.7
10.1
17.0
9.3
16.4
12.1
19.9
16.5
29.5
71.1
78.6
51.8
45.8
59.6
0.4
0.1
4.7
4.7
2.6
14.0
6.5
8.2
12.9
9.5
14.6
14.8
35.3
36.6
28.3
102.1
96.8
80.8
76.0
101.8
Bridgeport, C o n n
Houston, Tex
Hartford, C o n n
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Scranton, P a _ .
76.1
65.4
68.5
68.3
79.6
7.7
14.2
8.5
5.0
4.1
16.2
20.4
23.0
26.7 I
16.3 [
77.9
59.3
66.8
6.2
5.5
4.4
7.8
14.3
8.9
4.1
4,2
14.3
20.3
18.8
39.8 i
15.7 j
102.3
100.1
105.6
82.1
100.7
Springfield, M a s s
Paterson, N . J
Des Moines, Iowa
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio.__
N e w Bedford, M a s s . .
74.6
76.9
59.4
75.5
72.7
6.4
9.5
6.7
15.8
10.4
19.0
13.6
33.9
8.7
16.9
70.7
68.1
53.3
47.5
58.2
3.4
6.3
8.4
6.6
10.8
9.0
19.6
23.5
34.7
38.0
27.5
99.4
88.5
98.7
67.9
87.3
Trenton, N . J . . .
Norfolk, V a
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h
Camden, N . J
F a l l River, M a s s
79.7
82.7
69.4
79.4
71.7
8.7
22.9
12.1
10.9
6.3
11.6 !
9.7
22.0
63.6
32.0
57.0
60.7
63.5
7.5
5.4
4.3
4.0
6.2
7.8
10.4
10.7
8.8
6.2
21.2
52.3
27.9
26.5
24.1
89.2
45.2
88.4
81.4
97.2
Nashville, T e n n
Albany, N . Y
W i l m i n g t o n , Del
Lowell, M a s s
Kansas City, K a n s „ .
68.3
85.2
69.1
86.3
75.5
16.0
8.7
9.2
7.2
9.6
15.7
6.1
21.7
6.5
14.9
51.1
63.6
49.4
65.8
34.5
5.8
9.1
4.1
5.4
23.1
13.3
7.4
7.1
5.9
7.3
29.8
19.9
39.4
22.9
35.0
83. 3
85.3
77.3
82.5
76.3
Fort Worth, Tex
Cambridge, Mass
Reading, Pa
Erie, P a
64.4
81.6
83.9
70.0
10.6
10.4
5.4
7.9
25.0
8.0
10.7
22.1
57.8
65.0
60.1
60.2
3.6
6.6
6.8
8.1
10.1
9.1
4.3
7.7
28.5
19.3
28.8
23.9
95.3
87.8
79.7
97.7
Flint, Mich
Y o n k e r s , N . Y_
Spokane, Wash
Duluth, Minn
56.4
70.0
64.9
59.6
11.8
12.2
7.7
7.7
31.8
17.8
27.4
32.7
44.8
60.1
67.2
45.3
4.0
4.3
4.4
9.0
10.2
11.2
8.6
7.0
41.0
24.4
19.8
38.7
86.5
92.0
110.4
91.1
79.2
59.3
78.5
64.0
8.1
9.3
5.7
7.4
12.7
31.4 1
15.8 I
28.6
72.9
6.2
0.1
8.1
10.1
4.2
7.4
12.8
25.8
36.9
27.8
99.8
108.2
75.1
101.2
Omaha, Nebr
B i r m i n g h a m , Ala
Worcester, tyfass
Syracuse, N . Y
Richmond, Va
Lynn, Mass
Elizabeth, N . J
Utica, N . Y . . .
Tacoma, Wash
2
__
_
2
(18.5
)
51.7
80.1
64.1
58.9
45.1
0)
5.3
3.8
5.2
19.7
.
P a y m e n t s for expenses a n d interest are in excess of r e v e n u e receipts.
192
FINANCllL
TABLE
6.—PER
STATISTICS
CENT
OF
DISTRIBUTION,
CITIES.
BY PRINCIPAL
CLASSES,
OF
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see
R E V E N U E RECEIPTS.
P e r cent o b t a i n e d from—
Taxes.
CITY.
number.
General
property.
Special.
Poll.
>>
o
SubvenSpetions
cial
and
assessgrants,
B u s i - m e n t s Fines, donafor
ness
and
tions
feits,
and
speand
and
noncial
gifts,
esbusi- charges
cheats. and
ness
for
penlioutsion.
cense. l a y s .
assessments.
EarnHigh- Earnings
ings
way
of
priviof
publeges,
genlic
rents,
eral
serv' and
deice
inpartterest. m e n t s . e n t e r prises.
G R O U P I V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 50,000 T O 100,000
76
77
78
79
80
Jacksonville. F l a
Somerville, M a s s
Oklahoma City, Okla. _
Water bury, Conn
Lawrence, Mass
_
47.3
74.6
64.6
85.0
68.6
81
82
83
84
85
C a n t o n , Ohio
__.
Schenectady, N . Y
Fort Wayne, I n d
T u l s a , Okla
Evansville, I n d
65.2
75.7
55.0
72.0
65.2
86
87
88
89
90
Savannah, G a . .
Allentown, P a
Knoxville, T e n n
El Paso, Tex.3..
S a n Diego, Calif
63.0 1
91
92
93
94
95
Bayonne, N . J
Manchester, N . H
Harrisburg, P a
Peoria, 111
St. J o s e p h , M o
63.9
76.3
70.1
82.7
82.0
96
97
98
99
100
Wichita, Kans
Wllkes-Barre, P a
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
South Bend, I n d
Portland, M e
_.
73.1
77.8
75.8
68.3
71.4
101
102
103
104
105
Troy, N . Y
Binghamton, N . Y
Rockford, 111
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
Little Rock, Ark
.
106
107
108
109
110
Johnstown, P a
E a s t S t . Louis, 111
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
Brockton, Mass
Hoboken, N . J
111
11?
113
114
115
Terre Haute, I n d
Saginaw. M i c h
P a w t u c k e t , R . I__
Passaic, N . J
Gary, I n d
116 Springfield, Ohio
117 A l t o o n a , P a
118 L o n g B e a c h , Calif
119 C h e s t e r , P a
120 1 M o b i l e , A l a .
_
2
7.8
1.6
0.4
16.1
1.0
0.7
0.3
2.2
1.1
0.8
65.9 i
57.6
58.1
53.3
69.8
63.6
74.8
60.9
60.4
.
73.2
59.5
42.1
65.7
67.0
82.1
70.2
74.1
74.8
68.1
48.1
58.2
51.1
81.7
60.2
0.1
6.9
2.3
0.4
1.9
0.4
0.3
1.8
1.9
15.0
0.9
0.8
1.4
0.2
1.1
0.5
0.6
0.9
0.6
1.6
3.0
1.0
1.9
4.3
0.5
3.0
1.3
5.4
1.5
15.2
6.0
15.6
2.7
0.3
0.2
2.8
0.1
11.3
8.9
3.1
2.5
3.9
3.1 I
1.2
0.9
3.2
1.3
3.0
1.2
1.4
0.3
1.7
7.1
4.8
22.5
10.1
10.1
1.3
1.2 )
12.6 i
3.0
0.2
8.3
2.2
0.2
1.0
0.8
0.4
3.7 |
4.6 1
12.6
15.2
15.0
0.6
2.0
0.1
2.4
2.1
3.8
0.5 !
4.2
2.1
4.1
11.1
7.7
15.0
18.2
14.7
1.5
3.4
2.2
4.4
1.0
0.7
5.2
5.4
0.5
0.1
0.9
0.3
0.4
1.0
12.1
3.0
0.9
3.5
4.2
4.9
4.6
0.8
5.6
1.4
2.7
0.4
1.0
1.2
1.3
0.9
16.4
6.9
10.9
0.2
0.2
19.0
4.7
0.3
11.6
1.7
1.4
0.6
0.8
0.2
0.1
0.7
5.3
1.9
6.0
4.7
1.9
0.6
2.8
0.9
3.2
1.1
0.7
6.1
2.3
2.1
0.2
0.1
10.7
9.1
12.3
2.2
2.5
1.9
7.0
12.3
4.0
5.4
8.6
4.5
6.4
0.2
0.7
0.5
0.9
4.1
7.2
12.8
3.1
4.0
10.8
0.9
1.2
0.6
3.8
2.3
0.2
5.3
4.3
0.1
2.2
11.9
5.7
6.2
18.6
0.7
3.3
6.5
2.5
0.3
3.3
3.1
26.7
25.2
2.0
6.8
1.4
0.8
0.3
0.4
0.1
7.1
3.8
17.8
0.2
8.8
3.0
0.4
0.9
1.0
3.6
0.6
2.4
4.2
8.0
0.7
0)
1.1
0.5
0.8
3.1
0.5
0.9
7.3
2.5
4.4
26.1
0.4
6.0
7.7
1.0
10.5
3.0
0.9
4.1
4.0
5.0
0.5
6.2
2.4
1.9
0.9
1.2
2.1
2.5
3.1
4.3
i 12.2
8.3
19.0
14.8
2,4
4.5
0.5
0.3
1.4
1.2
1.4
13.4
6.9
15.1
5.9
13.2
3.7
3.4
1.5
1.4
1.4
2.1
2.2
2.5 i
1.4 1
0.6
1.6
3.7
2.8
0.3
0.8
8.5
1.2
0)
0.7
0.6
32.4
8.6
8.3
7.2
8.7
3.4 1
0.7 1
14.4
3.2
6.5
3.0
2.1
6.8
13.4
0.6
11.5 i
3.6
4.3
0.8
2.0
2.4
0.7
3.3
0.1
7.8 1
1.5
.
0.7
0.1
1.0
I 6.6
2.7
3.3 |
1.7
0.9
1.4
0.2
0.6
0.3
1 1.0
Payments for expenses and interest are in excess of revenue receipts.
3 The figures for this city cover the transactions for only 11 months.
7.0
7.9
9.0
1.7
7.7
14.8
0.3
9.7
8.1
11.8
0.2
16.4
193
GENEKAL TABLES.
R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S AND G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T P A Y M E N T S : 1922—Con.
p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 38. For absolute amounts, see Tables 3 and 4.]
j R E V E N U E RECEIPTS— 1 PER
continued.
!
P e r cent.
required for !
! meeting— ,
!
'<
J
CENT OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST
MENTS R E P R E S E N T E D B Y —
'
P a y m e n t s for—
a
Per
cent
available
for
i
Ex1
!1 outpenses
lays
of
! ExInterand
geni penses. est. < other eral
dej puri
poses. mparti
ents.
1
i
o
I
umber
CITY.
>>
PAY-
Expenses
of
public
service
enterprises.
Interest.
Outlays.
Revenue
receipts.
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000.
Jacksonville, Fla
Somerville, Mass
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Waterbury, Conn
Lawrence, Mass
75.0
78.2
58.2
84.1
77.6
13.6
6.6
10.1
11.9
6.8
11.4
54.5
15.2 i 74.9
31.7 1 56.6
4.0 ) 59.7
15.6
66.4
15.8
3.3
4.2
1.5
5.4
12.8
6.6
10.5
8.6
6.3
16.9
15.2
28.7
30.2
22.0
100.0
104.4
72.7
92.4
Canton, Ohio
Schenectady, N. Y_.
Fort Wayne, I n d . . .
Tulsa, Okla
Evansville, Ind
54.9
75.9
65.6
81.6
65.0
17.7
7.5
3.6
11.3
4.0
27.4 |
16.6 |
30.8
7.1
31.0
41.3
50.6
43.0
59. 0
50.0
3.3
2.5
14.8
3.8
8.7
14.4
5.2
3.2
8.7
3.6
41.1
41.7
39.0
28.5
37.7
81.2
70.0
88.1
77.0
90.3
Savannah, Ga
Allentown, Pa
Knoxville, Tenn.
El Paso, Tex. 3 ....
San Diego, Calif..
78.4
1 74.2
85.1
108. 5
63.9
8.7
7.1
21.7
16.4
11.2
12.9
18.7 |
(22)
(24.9
) |
67.4
64.0
50.8
60.6
50.7
8.3
4.9
6.0
9.2
9.8
8.4
6.6
14.5
10.6
10.6
15.9
24.5
28.7
19.7
28.9
96.6
92.9
66.7
64.3
94.7
Bayonne, N. J
Manchester, N. H_
Harrisburg, Pa
Peoria, 111
__.
St. Joseph, Mo
84.5
1 77.4
81.1
!
74.3
78.4
6.5
6.9
7.8
3.2
3.4
9.0
15.7
11.1
22.5
18.2
68.6
53.2
53.8
65.4
87.4
12.0
5.4
3.5
0.1
0.1
6.2
5.2
5.5
2.8
3.8
13.2
36.2
37.3
31.7
8.7
95.4
75.7
70.6
88.1 "
111.6
56.2
75.0
78.6
68.6
73.6
10.7
6.5
5.2
5.6
11.4
33.1
18.5
16.2 ,
25.8
15.0
51.7
73. 9
63.7
51.7
60.3
0.4
0.2
5.6
5.0
6.4
9.9
6.4
4.6
4.6
10.3
37.9
19.5
26.1
38.7
23.0
92.8
98.8
88.2
82.6
90.6
79.0
83.5
71.4
71.5
74.4
8.0
4.6
4.6
11.3
11.4
13.0
11.9
24.0
17.2
14.2
62.8
73.0
64.4
48.4
71.7
3.2
5.5
3.7
8.5
0.7
6.7
4.3
4.4
9.0
11.1
27.3
17.3
27.4
34.2
16.5
83.5
93.9
95.5
79.5
97.3
106 Johnstown, Pa
107 East St. Louis, Ill108 Sacramento, Calif..
109 Brockton, Mass
110 Hoboken, N . J
70.4
57.0
58.5
76.8
82.3
6.8
8.9
8.1
8.7
21.6
22.8
34.1
33.4
14.5
• 49.4
52.7
38.0
63.7
54.5
4.8
8.2
5.6
7.7
16.0
45.8
39.2
54.0
24.4
23.0
70.3
92.3
69.1
88.3
74.1
111 Terre Houte, I n d .
112 Saginaw, Mich
113 Pawtucket, R. I . 114 Passaic, N. J-_
115 Gary, Ind
79.2
69.7
66.2
77.5
59.6
2.8
6.2
13.7
10.2
2.7
0.3
3.0
4.5
13.1
8.6
2.6
11.3
44.0 |
23.6
25.8
39.3 j
108.2
73.8
95.6
84.6
97.5
4.3
4.1
7.3
0)
10.5
8.0
5.5
5.2
13.4
11.5
35.4
38.8
42.3 j
9.6
10.8 J
79.9
93.6
84.9
104.4
102.6
Wichita, Kans
Wilkes-Barre, Pa_.
Sioux City, Iowa..
South Bend, Ind_.
100 Portland, Me
101
102
103
104
105
116
117
118
119
120
Troy, N. Y
Binghamton, N. Y_.
Rockford, 111
Charleston, S. C
Little Rock, Ark
Springfield, Ohio...
Altoona, Pa
Long Beach, Calif..
Chester, Pa
Mobile, Ala
83617—24f
(')
18.0
24.1
20.1
12.3
37.7
84.1
46.1
58.1
65.6
57.7
70.9
10.0
52.4
19.1
59.5
5.8
34. 7
51.6
61.8
6.1
32.1
45.2
73.8
12.8
13.4
77.0
75.7
11.2
13.1 1 67.2
i Less than one-twentieth of 1 per cent.
13
0)
2.4
4.1
6.4
1.5
5.4
5.3
194
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
TABLE 6 . — P E R
CENT
D I S T R I B U T I O N , BY P R I N C I P A L C L A S S E S ,
OF
[For a list of t h e cities arranged alphabetically b y States, w i t h t h e n u m b e r assigned t o each, see
R E V E N U E RECEIPTS.
P e r cent o b t a i n e d f r o m Taxes.
Business
and
nonbusiness
license.
!
i Sub- I
i veni Spe- I
I
i
tions
J cial
Earn| a n d H i g h - E a r n - ings
I assess- ;
ings
:
Fines,
i
grants,
i way
I ments
of
priviof
I a n d i for- I dona- l| leges, genpub! feits, I tions
lic
spe- I a n d ! a n d r e n t s ,
eral
servand
deice
!charages c h f " . ! &**> ; inpartfor i 0 *"^ 18 -, a n d terest. m e n t s . enterprises.
out5™" !
| lays. j
|
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i
j
.ments. i
G R O U P I V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 50,000 T O 100,000—Continued.
121
122
123
124
125
Racine, Wis
N e w Britain, Conn..
Lansing, Mich
Holyoke, Mass
Springfield, 111.
62.3
79.1 |
48.3
49.8
68.1
126
127
128
129
130
Chattanooga, Tenn..
Berkeley, Calif
Davenport, Iowa
Hamtramck, Mich..
Bethlehem, Pa
64.5
65.5
80.5
72.3
69.3
131
132
133
134
135
Covington, K y
Lincoln, N e b r
Portsmouth, Va...
Haverhill, M a s s . . .
Wheeling, W . V a .
63.4
70.7
49.4
69.8
65.9
136
137
138
139
140
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y.__
Highland Park, M i c h .
Macon, Ga
Huntington, W. Va
E a s t Orange, N . J
65.5
70.3
57.0
72.2
63.1 |
141 Lancaster, Pa_.
142 R o a n o k e , V a . _
143 T a m p a , F l a . _ .
144 ' A u g u s t a , G a . . .
145 Cicero, 111
146
147
148
149
150
Jackson, M i c h
Winston-Salem, N . C .
Fresno,. Calif
Topeka, Kans
Atlantic City, N . J . . .
151
152
153
154 !
Quincy, Mass
P a s a d e n a , Calif
Kalamazoo, M i c h .
Maiden, Mass
7.0
0.6
9.4
0.4
0.2
1.3
0.8
0.6
0.4
64.5
65.1
72.4
61.0
0)
1.3
0.7
0.4
66.4
51.1
49.4
76.3
0.1 I
0.4
7.3
11.2 |
1.5
GROUP V — C I T I E S HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N
155
156
157
158
159
Charlotte, N . C
Lake/wood, Ohio
York, Pa
Bay City, Mich
Shreveport, La
46.3
60.1
77.5
62.8
49.7
160
161
162
163
164
Cedar Rapids, I o w a .
McKeesport, Pa
Newton, Mass.
_
Elmira, N . Y
N e w Castle, P a
75.3
6S.0
62.7
61.8
76.3
1
0.3
0.6
0.5
1.9
0.4
17.4
3.4
0.8
0.9
2.1
11.3
2.1
3.6
2.6
3.2
1.1
1.7
0.8
1.4
1.9
2.9
4.0
2.8
1.7
1.8
1.1
0.1
0.4
1.1
0.9
16.2
22.3
1.5
6.3
4.0
1.6
2.4
0.8
0.4
2.3
4.4
3.7 j
2.0
0.2
0.9
0.7
0.3
1.7
0.4
0.9
4.8
1.8
5.8
0.8
0.5
1,4
2.1
6.3
2.6
3.1
1.4
1.5
0.9
5.4
1.2
0.7
0.7
1.4
1.1
6.2
3.1
5.2
0.1
9.0
3.9 '
2.2
1.6
1.4
6.3
2.1
5.7
4.8
0.6
1.7
0)
3.8
1.8
1.7
0.1
6.4
5.4
1.7
3.9
4.2
2.1
3.3
2.8
1.6
1.5
0.8
2.7
12.8
7.3
1.4
0.6
2.2
3.0
0.6
0.1
6.2
13.9
22.5
0.3
7.5
1.7
1.1
0.4
2.0
7.7
5.2
3.0
1.7
1.3
0.2
0.7
0.5
0.3
1.0
14.1
5.4
0.6
1.3
0.9
1.8
2.7
3.8
2.3
2.5
3.5
C1)
0.2
48.1
72.0
69.3
0.3
1.2
0.2
0.4
0.2
1
O F 30,000 T O 50,000.
7.5
2.8
3.8
0.2
8.6
5.0
13.3
2.8
3.9
16.4
1.1
1.9
0.4
0.2
2.7
16.2
5.9
5.4
7.3
6.1
0.3
4.1
6.8
2.9
1.9
3.7
1.5
1.5
1.2
1.9
1.2
1.2
0.1
3.2
3.2
7.3
2.4
4.3
2.7
7.6
0.7
2.4
0.1
0.4
1.0
1.5
4.3
1.4
11.1
5.6
0.4
i.8;
2.6
1.8
1.3
4.8
2.7
3.8
1.2
2.6
Less t h a n o n e - t w e n t i e t h of 1 per cent.
8.7
16.2
6.7
14.4
0.2
195
GENERAL TABLES.
R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S AND G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T P A Y M E N T S : 1922—Con.
p . 13. F o r a text discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 38. F o r a b s o l u t e a m o u n t s , see T a b l e s 3 a n d 4.]
P E R CENT OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS R E P R E S E N T E D B Y —
R E V E N U E RECEIPTS—
continued.
P e r cent.
j
required for <
meetingl
1
,
:
i
!
j
E x - ! Inter- !
penses. j est. j
CITY.
3
1
>>
^
1
P a y m e n t s for—
Per
cent
available
ExExfor
out- j penses penses
of
! ? $ 1 of
public
genserv0"ther
eral depurpartposes. m e n t s . prises.
|
Interest.
Outlays.
Revenue
receipts.
i
.t:
1
G R O U P I V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 50,000 T O 100,000—Continued.
123
122
123
124
125
Racine, W i s
New Britain, C o n n .
Lansing, Mich
Ilolyoke, Mass
Springfield, 111
69.6
73.2
69.5
76.6
69.4
5.5
7.6
5.1
5.0
4.0 j
24.9
19.2
25.4
18.4
26.6
63.7
60.0
34.2
55.3
43.3
8.5
3.5
21.8
23.3
9.9
5.7
6.6
4.1
5.2
3.1
22.1
29.9
39.8
16.2
43.6
103.7
86.7
80.7
102.6
76.8
126
127
128
129
130
Chattanooga, Tenn_
Berkeley, Calif
D a v e n p o r t , Iowa
Hamtramck, Mich..
Bethlehem, Pa
77.8
79.9
66.1
62.3
58.7
17.6 j
6.7
2.2 I
6.0 !
i6.4:
4.6
13.4
31.7
31.7
24.9
58.7
68.6
83.8
44.2
40. 5
0.5
0.2
0.3
10.9
2.8
13.4
5.8
2.8
5.3
12.1
27.5
25.5
13.2
39.7
44.6
76.1
86.0
127.2
88.4
73.8
131
132
133
134
135
Covington, K y
Lincoln, N e b r
Portsmouth, Va...
H a v e r h i l l , Mass....
Wheeling, W . Va_
74.6
64.6
74.6
77.8
72.1
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y___
Highland Park, M i c h .
Macon, Ga
Huntington, W. Va
140 ' E a s t Orange, N . J
136 i
137 i
138
139 !
j
1
!
13.9
29.4
1.4
17.5
22.6
64.2
43.6
47.0
80.4
71.5
9.9
. 8.1
7.6
11.5
4.8
17.5
5.1
5.8
14.4
43.4
27.9
10.8
15. 4
99.4
80.1
73.2
108.1
109.2
63.2
64.8
76.9
60.9
76.9
11.5 i
6.0
24.0
4.7
5. 3
12.6
8.6
7.2
8.1
9.7
24. 2
26.6
15.9
31.0
13.4
50.5
69.8
63.8
55.4
54.9
2.7
4.6
10.4
0.5
7.0
10.6
9.9
7.0
7.4
7.8
36.2
15.7
18.9
36.7
30.3
84.1
114.8
96.4
91.8
80.5
6.4
11.5
14.9
7.7
6.5
9.8
17.3
6.2
24.4
27.0
69.7
58.2
68.8
69.3
43.0
13.7
0.7
0.4
5.9
5.3
6.4
9.5
13.1
8.6
4.8
10.2
31.6
17.7
16.3
46.9
99.6
82.8
87.7
110.8
72.7
63.3
35.8
6i.7;
60.4 !
60.1
5.8
5.1
0.2
8.1
3.7
9.2
12.6
5.2
4.2
12.5
21.8
46.5
32.8
27.3
23.8
109.6
64.1
94.5
109.3
88.2
61.1
51.9
45.2
68.5
3.1
17.0
3.9
3.5
7.9
3.5
4.8
9.6
27.9
27.6
46.0
18.3
93.5
102.6
23.5
46.7
26.5
50.7
50.2
78.9
57.0
86.8
.67.7
,82.2
39.1 1
19.8
17.7
35. 6
76.-8
89.6
93.1
80.3
71.5
141
142
143
144
145
i L a n c a s t e r , Pa_.
Roanoke, Va...
I T a m p a , Fla_._.
i Augusta, G a . . .
j Cicero, 111
83.8
71.2
78.9
67.9
66.5
146
147
148
149
150
! Jackson, M i c h
! Winston-Salem, N . C .
! Fresno, Calif
< Topeka, Kans
• A t l a n t i c C i t y , N . J.__
63.0
63.8
65.6
62.7
72.3
3.8
14.2
28.6
16.5
28.8
33.5
13.5
151
152
153
154
} Quincy, Mass
i P a s a d e n a , Calif
[ Kalamazoo, Mich
I Maiden, Mass
68.6
67.1
61.6
73.2
8.5
3.4
6.1
9.8
22.9
29.5
32.3
17.0
i
G R O U P V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 30,000 T O 50,000.
155
156
157
158
159
Charlotte, N . C
Lakewood, Ohio
York, P a
_
Bay City, Mich
Shreveport, L a
80.4
73.0
78.4
65.9
53.8
16.5
20.5
6.2
7.0
6.8
160
161
162
163
164
Cedar R a p i d s , Iowa.
McKeesport, Pa
Newton, Mass
Elmira, N . Y .
N e w Castle, P a
73.2
83.4
79.7
72.7
78.7
6.0
6.1
8.7
7.5
6.9
3.1
6.5
15.4
27.1
39.4
52.3
36.3
68.1
35.3
42.3
11.1
5.3
20.8
10.5
11.6
19.8
14.4 j
51.2
66.3
70.8
53.1
56.3
5.0
8.5
3.4
5.3
9.3
1.9
13.0
11.7
5.4
4.7
5.6
4.6
5.5
8.1
6.1
4.9
38.8 1
196
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
TABLE
6.—PER
CENT
DISTRIBUTION,
Bt
PRINCIPAL
CLASSES,
OF
[For a list of t h e cities arranged alphabetically b y States, w i t h t h e n u m b e r assigned t o each, see
E E V E N U E KECEIPTS.
P e r cent o b t a i n e d from—
Subventions
j
and
Fines, grants,
Busi- m e n t s
fordonaness
and
feits,
tions
and
speand
and
Spenoncial
gifts,
esP
o
l
l
.
cial.
busi- charges c h e a t s . a n d
ness
for
penlioutsion
!
j cense, l a y s .
assessj
|
|
ments.!
Taxes.
!
Special
CITY.
number.
General
property.
>>
o
G R O U P V — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 30,000 T O
165
166
167
168
169
D e c a t u r , 111
Chelsea, M a s s
W i c h i t a Falls, Tex_
Galveston, Tex
O a k P a r k , 111
70.3
74.9
67.4
56.4
62.1
170
171
172
173
174
M o u n t V e r n o n , N . Y_.
Woonsocket, R. I
Kenosha, Wis
Hammond, Ind
M o n t g o m e r y , Ala
79.1
70.9
62.7
63.8
35.5
175
176
177
178
179
Pittsfield, M a s s
P e r t h A m b o y , N . J_.
Beaumont, Tex
Lima, Ohio.
S t o c k t o n , Calif
70.7
60.2
66.7
48.4
55.5
180
181
182
183
184
P u e b l o , Colo
Medford, Mass
Lexington, K y
Charleston, W . Va
Salem, M a s s
63.4
74.4
70.9
82.0
72.2
185
186
187
Butte, Mont
Everett, Mass
Fitchburg, Mass
Madison, Wis
W e s t H o b o k e n , N . J___
64.7
72.3
66.7
69.3
70.0
190
191
192
193
194
San Jose, Calif
H a m i l t o n , Ohio
Springfield, M o .
E a s t Chicago, I n d
Brookline, M a s s
51.1
28.2
69.4
68.7
67.5
195
196
197
198
199
E v a n s t o n , 111
Jamestown, N . Y
WTaco, T e x
Superior, Wis
L o r a i n , Ohio
200
201
202
203
204
Muskegon, Mich
Joliet, 111
D u b u q u e , Iowa
Muncie, Ind
C o l u m b i a , S. C
Chicopee, M a s s
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
N e w Rochelle, N . Y „ _ .
Pontiac, Mich
A u r o r a , 111
205
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
214
_
...
Waterloo, Iowa
Taunton, Mass
Stamford, C o n n
Council Bluffs, I o w a . .
Williamsport, Pa
2
72.3
47.7
75.0
71.3
57.2
6.2
0.9
12.4
0.2
53.1
91.2
74.1
80.9
3.6
0.3
6.0
12.9
1.9
1.4
1.9
1.2
5.3
1.4
1.0
4.0
4.1
1.7
4.2
1.0
3.6
i.4;
0.1
13.9
1.5
18. 7 I 9.7
0.2
0.1
1.4
0.4
3.8
5.8
1.5
5.3
4.2
10.9
1.5
7.2 !
1.8 i
0.9 |
1.7
1.3
2.6
1.7
4.0
4.9
4.9
3.9
0.5
7.3
13.0
0.3
0.5
1.3
0.9
2.0
0.5
6.3
9.2
13.2
19.4
0.2 !
6.8 !
3.4 !
5.3
2.8
7.2
1.6
7.9
6.7
0.5
1.7
0.1
0.5
1.5
0.2
3.0
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.9
1.6
3.9
2.0
1.1
2.2
1.4
2.2
1.9
5.2
0.7
2.8
2.2
3.1
4.8
0.8
0.2
2.7
1.2
0.3
4.2
0.5
1.9
0.5
2.3
0.2 j
2.1
0.6 I
1.4 I
0.2
9.8 |
7.2
11.9
11.3
4.7
0.9
22.2
2.2
5.5
8.6
4.9
10.3
1.1
1.6
1.3
1.4
2.3
2.8
3.1
1.3
0.7
2.4
11.8
26.5
12.5
0.7 I
0.6
0.5
0.9
0.3
2.8
0.4
1-1
0.1
0.2
0.6
6.9
9.0
1.7
5.6
6.9
10.3
1.1
0.3
0.7
1.2
4.1
3.2
2.1
3.9
0.7
8.6
13.0
8.0
2.9
18.5
1.9
5.5
6.9
4.4
3.9
0.5
1.1
1.0
2.3
1.3
1.9
3.5
2.8
3.6
4.3
20.4
6.8
1.0
0.3
0.5
0.6
1.5
0.9
1.8
2.2
4.7
0.3
3.0
1.8
1.8
1.3
3.1
3.9
2.4
1.6
2.7
1.6 |
0.2 ,
0.4
1.4
5.8 !
0.5
0.1 |
2. r'!
11.0
1.4 !
6.4
o.i !
0.8
9.4 j
1.1
1.2 I
0.1 |
1.0 !
0.4 !
3.8
2.7 J
10.4
0.3
13.4
0.8
0.7
7.9
0.7
1.5 I 13.8
3.1 I 32.6
5.7
0.1
0.7
0.9
0.1
0.6
1.9
7.6
18.9
16.4
20.1
1.2
0.7
1.0
0.7
4.5
2.4
4.5 j
3.2
12.4
7.4
10.3
14.7
0)
0.1
0.7
1.5
14.1
8.9
3.2
5.9
5.4
6.1
0.6 I.
7.7 | ~~3.~9"
1.5 j 11.5
3.3 \
0.1 j
6.7
7.7
7.6
5.8
4.2
4.0
0.2
0.6
12.5
0.9
0.6
3.1
17.5
27.4
7.4
7.0
4.0
0.2
0.7
0.9
1.5
0.6
1.1
0.2
50,000—Continued.
0.7
0.3
1.5
1.2
0.9
2.4 i
4.6 i
63.8
55.9
71.0
80.1
54.1
60.8
77.6
80.5
71.6
68.4
1.3 I
0.1 I
0.3
!
14.2
0.1
2.3
0.1
18.3
1.1
0.4
0.7
0.9
4.8
"I8.T
High- Earn- Earnings
ings
way
of
priviof
publeges,
genlic
rents,
eral
servand
deice
inpartterest. m e n t s . e n t e r prises.
0.4
0.2
0.6
1.7
4.2
i.
I
!
•
I
1.3
0.3
0.8
0.2
11.4
24.1
0.3
5.1
14.7
14.7 1
6.1 !
5.5 |
1.0
4.3 I
3.8
7.6
8.2 !
"6." 4
1.2
0)
1.9
1 0.8
P a y m e n t s for expenses a n d interest are i n excess of r e v e n u e receipts.
9.4
3.1
0.9
18.8
6.9
0.8
0.5
8.7
7.4
8.4
27.5
0.4
12.4
9.9
10.6
10.2
26.9
17.5
1.5
197
GENERAL TABLES.
R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S AND G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T P A Y M E N T S : 1922—Con.
p. 13.
For a text discussion of this table, see p. 38. For absolute amounts, see Tables 3 and 4.]
R E V E N U E RECEIPTS—
continued.
1
P e r cent.
required for
meeting-
CITY.
umber
Expenses.
Interest.
i P E R CENT OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST P A Y 1
MENTS R E P R E S E N T E D B Y —
1
Per
cent
available
for
outlays
and
other
purposes.
ExExpenses
penses
of
of
public
genserveral deice
enterpartm e n t s . prises.
Interest.
Outlays.
Revenue
receipts.
Cit
a
P a y m e n t s for—
G R O U P V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 30,000 T O 50,000—Continued.
165
160
167
168
169
DecRtur, 111
Chelsea, M a s s
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x .
G a ' v e s t o n , Tex
Oak P a r k , 111
55.5
85. 5
72.0
64.2
65. 0
7.6
11.7
15.8
14.8
7.3
36.9
2.8
12.2
21.0
27.7
52.1
83.2
36.2
66.7
53.1
170
171
172
173
174
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y .
Woonsocket, R . I
Kenosha, W i s
Hammond, IndM o n t g o m e r y , Ala
95.6
65.8
63.8
81.4
0)
68.5
11.0
23.6
5.0
5.3
25.5
10.6
31.2
13.3
6.0
77.6
48.6
63.5
44.0
51.7
175
176
177
178
179
Pittsfield, M a s s
P e r t h A m b o y , N . J_
B e a u m o n t , Tex
L i m a , Ohio
Stockton, Calif
67.7
69.3
71.2
66.6
66.0
7.7
18.6
11.8
18.2
4.4
24.6
12.1
17.0
15.2
29.6
1
79.2
I
|
j
|
70.8
66.9
63.9
80.8
68.9
70.8
79.0
63.2
87.6
69.6
50.6
71.6
65.6
77.4
72.8
62.8
78.5
85.0
69.5
73.8
62.4
61.3
69.3
86.4
68.4
67.7
70.3
70.0
77.9
76.7
71.0
77.7
83.5
9.2
11.6
20.8
8.4
. 21.2
11.9
30.8
5.3
12.3
6.9
22.1
9.0
20.2
9.0
14.0
7.0
28.4
8.4
5.7
6.7
4.9
25.5
41.1
8.3
25.2
3.2
4.9 | 29.5
17.7
4.9
23.9
3.3
30.5
6.7
12.6
8.9
8.9
6.1
11.8
18.7
20.4
5.8
32.7
4.9
32.5
6.2
25.4
5.3
17.4
(2)
5.2
26.4
4.7
27.6
7.7
22.0
14.5 1 15.5
2.6
19.5
15.4
7.9
8.8 ! 20.2
9.7
12.6
4.1
12.4
5.6 1 14.8
1
1
P u e b l o , Colo
Medford, M a s s
Lexington, K y
Charleston, W . V a .
Salem, M a s s
185
Butte, Mont
186
Everett, Mass
187
Fitchburg, Mass
188
M a d i s o n , Wis
189
West Hoboken, N . J .
190
San Jose, Calif
191
H a m i l t o n , Ohio
_
192
Springfield, M o
193
E a s t Chicago, I n d
194
Brookline, M a s s
195
E v a n s t o n , 111
196 i J a m e s t o w n , N . Y
197 ' W a c o , T e x
198: Superior, W i s
199 • Lorain, Ohio
200; M u s k e g o n , M i c h
201
Joliet, 111.
202
D u b u q u e , Iowa
203
Muncie, Ind
204 ! C o l u m b i a , S. C
205
Chicopee, M a s s
206
B a t t l e Creek. M i c h _ .
207
N e w Rochelle, N . Y_
208
Pontiac, Mich
209
Aurora, 111.
210
Waterloo, I o w a
211 l T a u n t o n , M a s s
212 I Stamford, C o n n
213
Council Bluffs, I o w a .
214 ! Williamsport, P a
180
181
182
183
184
1
1
1
79.6
4.8
2.3
8.3
10.2
8.1
7.7
11.7
9.8
17.8
6.9
!
35.4
2.9
45.7
5.3
31.9
61.8
119.9
94.3
7.2
4.8
5.1
9.0
18.9
5.5
3.2
21.2
13.5
28.6
23.7
48.0
22.0
81.2
79.9
110.9
59.9
83.0
72.1
60.3
59.0
34.7
55.4
1.6
8.7
10.9
5.2
0.4
8.4
18.6
11.6
10.9
3.7
17.9
12.5
18.6
49.2
40.5
108.9
99.6
98.1
59.9
84.5
65.6
71.6
61.1
51.3
80.4
86.2
63.3
72.9
54.6
72.5
71.2
29.2
64.4
63.2
72.2
71.4
39.4
68.9
77.2
39.8
53.2
45.3
42.6
58.7
58.3
59.3
60.2
77.1
58.8
78.1
56. 5
57.4
67.3
45.1
81.8
17.3
4.3
0.2
0.5
7.0
12.2
9.0
10.9
4.3
7.5
11.3
8.4
6.8
8.0
5.5
5.0
8.8
2.9
4.8
4.9
15.1
27.8
43.9
5.1
2.4
25.4
15.8
31.2
22.0
23.8
37.7
32.3
32.0
19.2
19.7
•45.2
12.5
17.2
44.2
35.9
45.1
46.1
35.5
20.0
19.7
31.9
14.5
20.7
6.5
32.1
13.2
24.3
31.7
12.4
104.7
107.2
91.5
81.0
108.2
125.1
93.5
98.0
96.2
82.7
102.2
105.8
90.5
96.3
98.2
105.6
78.8
100.1
90.8
63.3
80.6
81.5
79.9
86.5
77.2
109.2
94.0
109.7
93.9
116.0
80.3
108.7
86.6
78.0
102.8
Less t h a n o n e - t w e n t i e t h of 1 per cent.
4.6
2.9
4.5
6.2
24.3
0.4
3.9
5.5
10.1
9.6
0)
4.2
6.3
5.6
6.4
1.2
8.4
15. 4
3.4
6.9
12.3
5.1
19.8
20.1
0.1
4.8 j
3.5
5.3 ]
8.9
5.6 I
ii.8 i
4.6 I
4.0
5.0
4.6
13.4
5.7
4.4
8.4
13.6
3.0
6.4
9.6
8.4
3.2
5.7
198
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
TABLE
6 . — P E R
CENT
DISTRIBUTION,
BY
PRINCIPAL
CLASSES,
OP
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically b y States, w i t h the number assigned to each, see
REVENUE RECEIPTS.
P e r cent o b t a i n e d from—
General
property.
Special.
Poll.
Business
and
nonbusiness
license.
Subven- j
Spetions j
cial
and
High- Earnassess-j
grants, way
ings
m e n t s Fines, donafor
priviof
and
tions !
feits,
genspeand
a
n
d
eral
cial
gifts,
de.charges | es- | a n d
cheats,
in- I p a r t for
p e n - terest.! m e n t s .
out
sion.
lays.
assessments.
G R O U P V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 T O
215
216
217
218
219
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
Auburn, N. Y
Austin, Tex
54.8
62.9
57.9
64.0
47.7
220
221
222
223
224
Q u i n c y , 111
Newport News, Va
Meriden, Conn
Easton, Pa
N e w Brunswick, N . J . .
70.5
69.7
78.8
81.2
60.4
225
226
227
228
229
D a n v i l l e , 111
Wilmington, N . C
Ogden, U t a h
Miami, Fla
Orange, N . J
74.9
72.4
51.9
71.6
61.0
230
231
232
233
234
W e s t N e w Y o r k , N . J . _.
Amsterdam, N . Y
Hazelton, P a
Norristown, Pa
Kokomo, Ind
0)
235
236
237
238
239
Oshkosh, Wis
Pensacola, Fla
Lewiston, M e
G r e e n B a y , Wis
Columbus, Ga
6.1
240
241
242
243
244
Petersburg, Va
Watertown, N . Y
East Cleveland, Ohio...
P h o e n i x , Ariz
Sheboygan, Wis
62.9
63.8
64.3
61.4
245
246
247
248
249
M o l i n e , 111
Waltham, Mass
Anderson, Ind
Revere, Mass
Cumberland, M d
63.1
69.3
32.9
78.5
51.3
250
251
252
253
Newport, R. I
Newburgh, N . Y
Muskogee, Okla.
Cranston, R. I
88.0
65.0
71.7
83.1
254
255
256
257
Montclair, N . J
Warren, O h i o . .
L a Crosse, Wis
Clifton, N . J . .
73.8
61.5
69.4
65.1
0. 2
0.5
5.0
0.1
258
259
260
261
Lynchburg, Va
Fort Smith, Ark
Colorado Springs, Colo
S t e u b e n v i l l e , Ohio
51.3
58.4
67.8
56.3
0.9
0.6
4.5
2.8
0.5
2.4
2.6
0.8
0.3
1.6
0.4
0.1
3.6
6.2
24.2
5.0
1.6
0.2
1.3
0.1
0.4
14.0 i
7.3
3.4 1
9.6
7.6 j
1.2
1.8
0.4
1.1
1.3
1.4
12.7
0.4
4.3
2.9
5.4
1.0
1.8
1.1
8.7
0.6
3.8
1.2
0.6
0.1
3.6
4.9 1
2.3
5.2
6.4
1.5
1.5
0.2
2.6
7.0
17.6
0.1
14.7
10.4
2.8
1.1
0.7
2.3
2.2
0.1
3.9
1.4
16.6
0.8
12.8
0.1
2.1
0.4
0.5
44.2
0.1
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.3
0.'
3.
8..
1.3
2.5
0.4
0.1
9.4
0.5
6.2
1.4
0.6
2.4
10.'
4..
2.!
L
2.<
0.6
4.4
7.0
1.4
14.3
1.1
0.3
1.2
0.7
0.3
1.3
0.2
0.1
0.9
0.3
15.4
0.8
28.1
0.6
23.4
0)
2.5
8.9
1.3
1.1
0.7
1.7
6.8
1
0.3
0.2
4.2
1.2
0.9
0.8
0.7
~6.Y
j
|
I
I
0. 3
0.2
0.8
50,000—Continued.
2.8
2.0
1.3
3.2
0.2
1.8
8.3
1.2
7 2
3^9 i
0.9
3.4
1.8
1.0
3.6
2.2
2.1
8.7
14.9
8.1
1.6
1.8
Earnings
of
public
service
enterprises.
Hi
Taxes.
j
!
!
I
|
17.4
11.,
9.9
11.5
39.6
2.3 |
2 2!
3.5 I
14.7
1.7
10. 9
0.3
10.6
0.2
1.4
1.2
3.4
8.0
0.5 .
3.3 •
i.5:
2.2
1.8 .
10.8
10.5
1.8
9.3
12.7 1
10.2 |
7.4 i
5.3
3.5
4.4
1.7
1.8
1.6
0.2
1.0
0.6
2.6
3.0
2.0
.
:
I.
j
j
4.4 {
2.4
9.8 |
6.1
3.2
1.5
2.8
1.7
1.4
0.6
1.9
3.2
3.0
3.4
9.6
i
I
i
!
11.4
8.6
9.7
11.3
12.0
6.9
7.4
9.5
20. 6
3.4
7.0
1.1
3.9
0.6
3.0
0.7
3.9
4.9
0.7
1.2
:
i
|
'
!
9.7
10.4
7.0
13.0
11.4
0.3
0.4
0.1
0.3
0.9
2.5
0.9
3.4
5.6
6.9
0.6
1.3
0.2
0.7
1.8
6.4
3.0
1.6
2 7
L3
| 10.4
9.2
|
, 32.7
I 7.5
j 13.2
3.9 i
0.3
1.0
5.6;
1.5 :
5.8 i
1.2
0)
2.6
8.2
1.7
1.1
2.4
2. 8
3.0
4.2
i
'
|
j
0.1
2.7
0.5
0.4
9.1
11.4
8.1
12.5
6.4 !
2.0
2.0
3.7 !
0.2 l
0.9
3.0
0.4
1.9
3.6
2.7
4.9
12.1
4.7 I
2.0 !
4.5
7.2
0.7
10.0
-!
10.0 i
Less than one-twentieth of 1 per cent.
4.1
4.1
1.6
2.8
3.1
4.2 I
1.2
I
j
I
j
2.6 j
Ill
1.4
2.3
1.4
I
i
0.4
0.6
0.2
12. 1
14.9
11.1
7.3
15.2
14.4
13.5
15.8
R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S AND G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T P A Y M E N T S : 1922—Con.
p . 13. For a text discussion of t h i s table, see p . 38. F o r absolute a m o u n t s , see T a b l e s 3 a n d 4.]
REVENUE RECEIPTS—
continued.
P E R CENT OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST P A Y MENTS R E P R E S E N T E D B Y —
P e r cent.
r e q u i r e d for
meeting-
CITY.
Expenses.
u
Interest.
qra
199
GENEEAL TABLES.
P a y m e n t s for—
Per
cent
available
for
outlays
and
other
purposes.
3
ExExpenses
penses
of
of
public
genserveral deice
partm e n t s . enterprises.
Interest.
Outlays.
Revenue
receipts.
>>
O
G R O U P V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 30,000 T O 50,000—Continued.
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
Auburn, N . Y
A u s t i n , Tex
66.8
66.6
67.1
86.5
67.8
12.9
9.2
11.4
4.0
8.9
20.3
24.2
21.5
9.5
23.3
35.6
54.2
68.9
72.7
53.5
Quincy, 111
Newport News, Va
Meriden, Conn
Easton, Pa
N e w B r u n s w i c k , N . J_.
72.3
87.2
86.7
85.5
72.0
1.5
11.6
5.4
7.1
12.9
26.2
1.2
7.9
7.4
15.1
63.4 ,
77.3 j
79.2
81.5 |_
55.1
Danville, 111
Wilmington, N . C
Ogden, U t a h
Miami, Fla.
Orange, N . J
61.7
73.1
67.5
64.0
76.7
7.6
13.3
14.4
19.3
11.8
30.7
13.6
18.1
16.7
11.5
67.4 !_
55.3
43.2
45.8 |
72.2
West New York, N . J .
Amsterdam, N . Y
Hazleton, P a
Norristown, Pa
Kokomo, Ind
73.5
76.5
78.4
69.5
42.9
18.5
4.9
9.1
6.5
2.2
8.0
18.6
12.5
24.0
54.9
55.8
73.6
53.9
66.0
40.8
Oshkosh, W i s
Pensacola, F l a
Lewiston, M e . . .
Green B a y , W i s
Columbus, Ga
79.8
77.3
74.3
72.9
60.9
2.6
19.0
6.5
6.5
6.1
17.6
3.7
19.2
20.6
33.0
77.2
40.0
70.7 |
67.4
71.3
12.6 I
P e t e r s b u r g , Va
Watertown, N . Y
E a s t Cleveland, O h i o . .
Phoenix, Ariz
Sheboygan, Wis
83.5
70.3
72.0
72.1
62.9
15.7
6.9
16.9
17.4
5.1
0.8
22.8
11.1
M o l i n e , 111
Waltham, Mass
Anderson, Ind
Revere, M a s s
Cumberland, M d
80.4
77.5
51.2
83.4
61.9
5.6
7.5
2.6
10.1
6.2
Newport, R. I
Newburgh, N . Y
Muskogee, Okla
Cranston, R. I
83.6
88.4
62.5
70.8
Montclair, N . J
W a r r e n , Ohio
L a Crosse, W i s
Clifton, N . J
L y n c h b u r g , Va
Forth Smith, Ark
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Steubenville, Ohio
8.0
8.3
12.8
3.7
10.3
50.5
32.0
11.3
16.4
11.2
62.1
89.7
112.9
92.4
115.8
1.4
10.5
5.3
6.8
11.1
31.2
11.3
9.7
11.7
26.7
93.2
89.8
98.1
95.3
86.4
8.4
1.9
1.3
4.5
8.3
11.6
9.6
14.2
11.8
24.2
24.7
45.3
38.7
11.4
109.3
87.1
66.8
73.7
100.0
0.4 |
0.6
14.1
5.0
6.3
6.2
2.1
30.2
16.2
39.8
27.5
56.5
75.9
103.1
68.8
95.5
96.4
5.7 i
4.0 i
4.4
5.4 j
2.9
11.2
6.5
6.4
7.6
7.3
43.1
18.7
21.8
15.6
112.5
59.1
100.5
98.5
126.0
58.8 '
75.2
55.9
29.6
41.8
6.6
7.4
6.7
2.9
4.2
12.3
8.1
14.7
7.8
3.7
22.3
9.3
22.6
59.7
50.2
78.4
117.5
87.0
45.1
73.2
46.2 1
6.5 !
31.9 |
72.3 ,
60.7
28.2
68.0
29.2
8.5
6.5
18.3
1.9 ,
5.8
5.7
6.5
2.3
8.5
3.5
13.5
26.3
51.2
21.6
61.5
100. 5
86.7
90.6
83.8
56.6
9.2
5.3
16.5
12.7
7.2 !
6.3 I
21.0 1
16.5
73.5
61.3
59.5
77.1
0.3
2.6 i
8.1
3.8
17.5
13.9
18.0
32.2
16.3
9.1
88.3
72.4
106.1
108.8
72.3
55.6
74.9
67.4
11.7
18.8
6.0
7.5
16.0
25.6 I
19.1
25. 1 ;
42.9
32.6
55.5
39.3
6.9
12.1
4.8
4.4
50.2
52.1
35.7
56.4
59.4
64.4
79.5
58.2
64.6
71.4
66.8
62.3
12.7
9.6
8.5
5.7
22.7
19.0 1
24.7
32.0
54.9
65.5
40.4
69.2
11.6
10.0
5.5
7.2
29.3
15.4
51.4
13.1
91.4
104.5
64.5
127.8
!
|
'
!
5.6
6.9
7.2
25.0
4.0
1.0
5.9
l
10.5 1
32.0
14.0
15.0
l.
i
|_
!
,
6.8 j
200
FINANCIAL
TABLE
STATISTICS OF
CITIES.
7.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS
FOR E X P E N S E S
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number
ALL G E N E R A L
DEPARTMENTS.
Per
capita.
Total.
Grand total.
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
GENERAL
GOVERNMENT.
Per
capita.
Total.
Total.
Boston, Mass
Baltimore, M d
Los Angeles, Calif...
Pittsburgh, Pa
S a n Francisco, Calif
Buffalo. N . Y
Kansas City, M o . . .
Indianapolis, I n d . . .
Seattle, W a s h
Rochester, N . Y
Jersey City, N . J . . .
GROUP III—CITIES
Per
capita.
$126,044,657 $3. 25
69,059,
16,052,
20, 675,
12,098,
8,157,
4.06'
3.
2.56!
2.24 !
1.
O F 500,000 A N D O V E R .
$253,404, 282 $43. 39' $25, 636, 054$4.39 $49, 291, 784 $8. 44!$25,839,183: $4. 42i
98,866,768 34.89 11, 770,125 4.15 20,051, 0381 7.
11, 834,
4.18)
68,989,387 36.42
7, 429, 263 3.92 14,455, 079 7,63! 5, 520, 759 2.91
41,629,883 41.89
3,062, 290 3.08 8,398,472j 8. 45 4,906,481 4.94|
30,996,690 36.27
2,942, 379 3.44 5,069, 218 5.93; 3,113, 706' 3.64
23,609,538 29.95
2, 403,425 3.05 5, 437, 695 6.90 1,998, 972 2.541
41,090,089
21,286,870
23,116,160
25,234,106
18, 447, 009
21,999,952
53.74
27.93
37.14
41.51
35. 13
41.99
3,465, 289 4.53
1,940, 885 2.55
2, 405,420 3.87
3,477, 005 5.72
2, 328, 612 4.43
1, 947, 726 3.72
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N
Milwaukee, Wis
W a s h i n g t o n , D . C...
Newark, N . J
Cincinnati, O h i o . . .
Minneapolis, Minn.
N e w Orleans, L a . . .
Total.
39.31 68,808,473 4.05 132,143, 774
36. 971 15, 777, 733; 3.79| 31,160,497!
27. 50 13, 795, 368| 1.71 48,018, 076
8, 567, 335 1.59) 27, 775, 553
25. 44
6,998, 008| 1.70 18, 778,971
25.01
668, 670, 734
153, 767, 276
221,952, 553
137,118, 228
102, 679, 936
I
GROUP I — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N
N e w Y o r k , N . Y___.
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, P a
Detroit, Mich
C l e v e l a n d , Ohio
St. L o u i s , M o
H E A L T H AND
SANITATION.
Per
capita.
$1,284,188,727|$33.15| $113,946,917 $2. 94 $257,876,871
I
II
III
IV
V
P o r t l a n d , Oreg
D e n v e r , Colo
T o l e d o , Ohio
Columbus, Ohio...
Providence, R. I._
PROTECTION TO
P E R S O N AND
PROPERTY.
7,280,910
4,458,062
4,475,065,
4,019,390!
4,930,991!
4,276, 0701
9.52
5.85
7.19
6.61
9.39
8.16|
5, 355, 240|
2, 772, 511
1, 499,407]
2, 837, 523!
1, 026, 806!
2,354, 329|
7.00
3.64
2.41
4.67
1.
4.491
O F 300,000 T O 500,000.
$17, 272, 989i $36. 20 $1, 391,145 $2. 92 $3, 345, 244 $7. 01 $2, 334, 857$4. 89'
1,088,360! 2.49 3,817,582' 8.721 1, 921, 383 4.39
17, 402, 558 39. 77
1,737,478! 4.02 4,088,412, 9.47| 2, Gt 5. 518 4.78;
18, 874, 384; 43.71
1,828,349! 4.521 2,401,197! 5.
977, 392 2.41
14, 356, 588 35.46
1,460,352! 3.64 2,292,932' 5.721 1, 277, 729 3.19
14, 080, 7021 35. 12
2,078,528 5.20 1, 316, 395 3.29
1,195,766! 2.
10,171, 753 25.45
13, 083,146| 38.62
10, 711, 225 31 97
12, 476, 393 39 52
12, 404, 219 39 81
12,933, 319 42.28
HAVING
2, 018,
697,
1, 700,
1, 094,
1, 565,
647;
317
286|
630!
403
A POPULATION
$6,939,971 $25. 81'
9,051,860, 33.83
7,499,471, 28.76
6,223,823 24.36
7,574,516, 31.47
5.
2.
5. 391
3.51
5.121
2,307,076 6.8l|
2,514,915; 7.51
2,591,487; 8.21
2,176,350 6.99
3,546,774 11.591
680, 018 2.01
709, 716 2.12
1,123,905 3.56
1, 737, 070 5.58
1,908, 843 6.24
O F 100,000 T O 300,000.
$328,447 $1. 22 $1, 750,085 $6.51
954, 5371 3. 57 1,436, 606 5.37
560, 702! 2.151 1, 722, 848 6.61
456,687! 1. " 1, 259, 717 4.93
426,151| 1.
1, 865, 415 7.75
$514,141
471,743
566,839
643,053
834,995
$1.91
1.76]
2.17
2.52
3.47
St. Paul, M i n n . . . .
Louisville, K y
Oakland, C a l i f - - .
Atlanta, G a . .
A k r o n , Ohio
7,153,555'
5,493,662
6,631,419!
4,850,945
4,550,290,
29.83'
23.22
28.85
22.23
21.83
475,015'
315,377
320,03l!
238,566[
284,096;
1.981
1.33
1.
1.09
1.36
1, 778, 442 7.42
1, 254,489 5. 30
1,432, 510 6.23
1,022,885 4.69
723, 652 3.47
485, 628
577,557
378, 679
583,896)
383,191
2.02
2.44
1.65|
2.
1.84]
Omaha, Nebr
Birminhgam, Ala..
Worcester, M a s s . . .
Syracuse, N . Y
Richmond, Va
5,624,515j
3,396, 541 j
6,852,785!
5,605,317!
4,074,3641
28.02 ;
17.90
36.42'
30.97
22.81'
297,060'
202,132
281,955
332,065
292,893
1.
1.06!
1.50
1.83!
1.64]
1,209,426 6.02
821, 663 4.33
1,356, 360 7.21
1, 205, 828 6.66
1,056, 221 5.91
464,793
260,4091
605, 200
717,952|
573,445
2.32J
1.37
3.221
3.97
3.2l]
San A n t o n i o , T e x .
New Haven, Conn
Dallas, Tex
M e m p h i s , Tenn_._
D a y t o n , Ohio
3,174,739 !
5,034, 578,
4,186,650,!
4,033,661!
3,805,370,
18.23
29. 62
2187
24.03
23.52
201,780
268,267
199,985
167,718
272,109,
1.161
1.58
1.191
1.00
1.
762,982
1,315,972
914, 325
1,047,990
735,428
341,9591
295,8591
488,187
412, 577
329,930!
1.
1.74!
2.90
2.46
2.04!
4.38
7.74
5.43
6.24
4.54
201
GENERAL TABLES.
O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S — T O T A L AND
PER
CAPITA:
1922.
assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 40.]
HIGHWAYS.
Total.
EDUCATION.
CHARITIES, H O S PITALS, AND
CORRECTIONS.
Per
capita.
Per
capita.
Total.
MISCELLANE-
RECREATION.
Schools.
j
Libraries.
Per i
capTotal.
ita. 1
Total.
*
B
! Per
| capita.
Total.
Per
capita.
Total.
Per
capita.
3a
>>
i"'
|$111,356,485 $2.87 $80,-525,971 $2. 08 $484,344, 795 $12. 50|$16,008,444 $0. 41 $42,282,543 $1.09 $51,802,044 $1.34
52,926,835
13,470,519
20,795,100
12,682,668
11,481,363
3.11 51,195,842 3.01 227, 549,336
3.24 11,617,897 2.79 53,938, 676
2.58 9,462,481 1.17 92,938,173
2.35 5,002,694 0.93 62,330, 604
2.80 3,247,057 0.79 47, 588,006
13.38
12.971
11.51!
11.561
11.59
0.47 23,075, 741
0.43 5,351,883
0.38 7,236,096
0.35 3,959, 766
0.33 2,659,057
7,949,419
1,797,971!
3,036,910
1,869,197;
1,354,947
1.36
1.29
0.90
0.73
0.65
35,961, 530
4, 599,274
5,994,820
2,831, 775
2,414,645
2.11
1.11
0.74
0.53
0.59
GROUP L—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER.
1
1
$14,689,964 $2.52 $20,335,417 $3. 48i
6,687,576 2.36 4,735,007 1.67|
8,469, 507 4.47 4, 989,283 l 2.63
4,266,522 4.29 4,360,790) 4.39'
2,429,736 2.84 l,863,176i 2.18,
2,171,820 2.75 2,079,761t 2.64;
3,385, 203
2,914, 494
2,247, 698
2, 599, 646
1,504, 558
1,560,111
4.43
3.82
3.61
4.28
2.86
2.98
3,374,844
1,247,0751
1,808,814
l,756,409i
2,266,428 t
2,378,838
4.41 1
1.64
2.91
2. 89'
4.32,
4.54
1
!
'
!
$93,322, 789 $15. 98l$l, 995,149 $0. 34 $5, 708, 576 $0.98
33,034, 239 n . 6 6
956,803] 0.34 5,473,195 1.93
19, 895, 545 10.50 ,457,126, 0. 24 2,336,774 1.23
12, 671,366 12.75
945,745' 0.95 1,893, 599 1.91
12,861,137 15.05
825,948, 0.97
484, 668 0.57
7, 760,050 9.84
328,534! 0.42 1,087,383 1.38
12,372,627
6,433,140
9,104,916
8,380,087
4,628,666
7, 084, 774
16.18
8.44
14.63
13. 79
8.81
13.52
$16,585,366 $2.84
4, 323,918 1.53
5,436,051 2.87
1,124,618 1.13
1, 406, 722 1.65
341,898 0.43
0.84 1,963, 654 2.57 3, 253,080;
0.34
774, 501 1.02
490,202!
0.76
700,128 1.12
400,911!
0.96
802,398 1.32
779,233|
0.29
826,654 1.57
781,618
0.64 1,024,211 1.96 1,037,913
639,242
256,000
473,801
582,415
152,676
335,980
1
2
3
4
5
6
4. 25
0.64
0.64
1.28
1.49
1.98
7
8
9
10
11
12
$592, 863 $1. 24
479, 508 1.10
578,159 1.34
901, 520 2.23
282,495 0.70j
229,485 0.57
13
14
15
16
17
18
1
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000.
$1,419,423 $2.98 $1,381,465 $2.90
1,366, 277 3.12 2,351,033 5.37
954, 538 2.21 2,003, 023 4.64
1,055,382 2.61
918,212 2.27
1,663,100 4.15
865,319 2.16
1,406, 590 3.52
283, 782 0.71
1 1, 617, 547
1,103,252
; 1, 228,138
844, 928
811, 344
4.77
3.29
3.89
2.71
2.65
1,289,949
564, 280
473, 387
743, 641
743, 806
3.81
1.68
1.50
2.39
2.43
$5, 765,310 $12, 08
5,427,951 12.40
6,762,004 15.66
5,936,768 14.66
5,282,376 13.17
3, 397,274 8. 50
4, 437, 701!
4,082,437
4,481,329
4,912,111
3,453,415
13.10
12.19
14.20
15.77
11.29
$29, 679 $0. 06 $1,013,003 $2.12
119,084 0.27
831,380 1.90
196,438 0.45
488,814 1.13
184,460 0.46
153, 308 0.38
303, 547 0.76
652,852 1.63
66,405 0.17
197, 528 0.49
169, 725
222, 797
242, 025
134,931
128, 880
0.50
0.67
0.77
0.43
0.42
428,897
486, 053
265, 583
480,945
353, 520
1.27
1.45
0.84
1.54
1.16
133, 586
330,458
370,253
279,613
421,334
0.39
0.99
1.17
0.90
1.38
19
20
21
22
23
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000.
1
$557,584 $2. 07!
964, 954 3.6ll
553,895 2.12
217,247 0.851
958,208 3.98
i
$75,167
494,148
280,284
97,693
281,955
$0.28
1.85
1.08
0.38
1.17
$3,272,964 $12.17
3, 515,094 13.14
3,335, 230 12.79
3,102,017 12.14
2, 734, 557 11.36
i $274, 642 $1.02
546,154 2.04
$148,770 $6.56
106, 887 0.41j
190, 939 0.73
42,942 0.17
76, 083 0.30
35,000 0.15 :
229, 870 0.96
$166,941 $0.62
519,854 1.94
181, 847 0.70
328,384 1.29
208,365 0.87
?4
25
26
27
28
809, 661
439, 719
509, 645
419,968
282, 713
3.38
2.22
1.92!
1. 36
275,729
537,685
28,342
383, 776
214,129
1.15
2.27
0.12
1.76
1.03
2, 616, 867 10.91
2,020, 228 8.54
3, 439, 734 14.96
1, 820,977 8.34
2, 526, 775 12.12
196, 805
105, 779
146,084
60, 696
29,039 '
0.82
0.45
0. 64i
0.28;
0.14!
309, 204
155, 482
291, 097
175,438
11,120
1.29
0.66
1.27
0.80
0.05
206,204
87,346
85,297
144, 743
95, 575
0.86
0.37
0.37
0.66
0.46
29
30
31
32
33
396,604
295,516
750,222
595, 389
308,375
1.98'
1. 56|
3.99
3.29^
1.73
16,281
53,124
723,548
448, 064
193,955
0.08
0.28
3.85
2.48
1 09
2,896,022 14.43
1,487,194 7.84
2, 579, 670 13.71
1, 816, 369 10.03
1,532,689 8.58
76, 477
46, 345
133,563
73, 780
0.38
0.241
0.71
0.41;
I
160, 645
114, 616
166,782
144,331
70, 936
0.80
0.60
0.89
0.80
0.40
107, 207
115,542
255,485
271,539
45, 850
0.53
0.61
1.36
1.50
0.26
34
35
36
37
3,8
595, 626
279,785
397,036
393, 369
267,674
3.42
1.65!
2.36
2. 34
1.65,
67,488
217,302
134,831
256, 289
168,159
0.39
1.28
0.80
1.53
1.04
1,056,835 6.07
2,191, 535 12.89
1,856, 575 11.03
1, 362, 985 8.12
1. 720,135 10.63
24,939
97,303
26,759
56, 724
99, 671
0.14 :
0.57!
0.16
0.34t
0.62!
106, 663
248,324
148,480
304,828
66, 788
0.61
1.46
0.88
1.82
0.41
16,467
120,231
20,472
31,181
145,476
0.09
0.71
0.12
0.19
0.90
39
40
41
42
43
1.86J
202
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
TABLE
7.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS
FOR
EXPENSES
OF
[For a list of the cities a r r a n g e d a l p h a b e t i c a l l y b y S t a t e s , w i t h the n u m b e r
ALL G E N E R A L
DEPARTMENTS.
imbe
iZ
!
PROTECTION TO
P E R S O N AND
PROPERTY.
GENERAL
GOVERNMENT.
H E A L T H AND
SANITATION.
CITY.
is
>>
o
Per
capita.
Total.
Total.
I Per
Per
capita.
Total,
j capita.
Total.
Per
capita.
G R O U P I I I — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 100,000 T O 300,000—Continued.
44
45
46
47
48
Bridgeport, Conn
Houston, Tex
Hartford, Conn
Grand Rapids, M i c h .
Scranton, P a
49
50
•51
52
53
Springfield, M a s s . . . .
Paterson, N . J
Des Moines, I o w a . . .
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio__
N e w Bedford, M a s s .
5,861,953
3,672, 847
4, 226,4961
3, 537, 2161
4,634,576
41.96
26. 51|
31,611
26. 72;
36. 401
316,112
192,873
183,726|
225, 718
235, 519
54
55
56
57
58
Trenton, N . J
Norfolk, V a
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h Camden, N . J
Fall River, Mass
3,469, 652
3,616,583
3, 524,096)
3, 203, 569
4, 111, 192
27. T4
28. 95
28.441
26. 28
34. 04
59
60
61
62
63
Nashville, T e n n
Albany, N . Y
Wilmington, Del.._
Lowell, M a s s
Kansas City, K a n s .
2,069,436
3, 574, 781
2,375, 3981
3,801,21
2,339,333!
17.
30.
20.
33.
20.
64
65
Fort Worth, Tex._
C a m b r i d g e , Mass_
Reading, Pa
Erie, P a .
Flint, Mich
Yonkers, N . Y_.
Spokane, W a s h .
Duluth, Minn...
72 i L y n n , M a s s
73 E l i z a b e t h , N . J . . .
74 I Utica, N. Y
75 i T a c o m a , W a s h . . .
I
$625,483 H.U
399, 558| 2.66]
520, 439 3.59
282, 568 1.99
308,188 2.20|
$381,721 $2. 53 $1,342, 386
791,158
188, 576 1.26
378,665 2. 611 1,057,976
791,914
191,940 1.35
179, 236 1.28
698,497
$8.89
5.27
7.29
5.59
5.00
2.26
1.39
1.37
1.71
1. 85
1, 212, 096
882, 521
811,935
643, 569
981, 876
8.68
6.37
6.07
4.86
7.71
591.922
344, 204
248, 773 i
146, 790]
745,485]
151,012]
362, 614
251,433
173,644
320,809
1.211
2.90
2.03
1.42
2.661
784, 700
1, 081, 388
448, 524
801,770
813, 549
6.27
8.66
3.62
6.58
6.74
429,172! 3.43
531,056 4.25
237, 648 1.92]
230,288 1.
177, 872; 1.47!
20|
76l
751
22!
56|
153, 6201
284,421
140,3601
210, 64?
125, 508]
1.28
2.45
1.23!
1.84;
1.10
611,617
877,831
585,022
754,928
505,477
5.08
7.55
5.11
6.60
4.44
181,822 !
382,911
270,190
293,166
112, 8681
2,461,963
3,968, 547
2,167, 215i
2,408,1
21. 77|
35. 89!
19. 70!
21.99
205,034
224, 068
111, 773
181,1831
1.81
2.03
1.02
1.65
561,867
779,933
299,288
523, 625
4.97
7.05
2.72
4.78
234, 995| 2.
584,117 5.28|
273, 304 2.
162.923 1.49
2,541,545
4, 566, 7931
3,119,468!
2,815,819)
23.83
43. 32
29.83!
27. 03,
135,0471 1.27!
369,171 3.50
141, 251 1.35!
198,472] 1.911
489, 754
806, 851
538,982
549,888
4.59
7.65
5.15
5.28
239, 427
574, 305
279,963
144,308
2.24
5.45
2. 68]
1.39
623,
611,
512,
568,
6.13
6.02
5.04
5.66
310, 857,
358,049i
366,467]
156, 378!
3.06J
$5,563,136 $36.
3,768,250 25.
4,920,480 33.
3,774,1001 26.
3, 252,814 j 23.
83
Ill
91
62!
26|
!
i
3,036,113'
2,214,436!
2,841,982!
2,754,8471
29. 861
21.79
27.97,
27.45'
150, 093
155,120]
217, 9401
182, 485
1.48!
1.53
2.15!
1.82!
675
601
472
562
4.24
2.48]
1.86
1.11
5. 851
1.51!
3. 29
2. 36
2. 56]
0.99
3.52!
3.61
1.561
G R O U P I V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 50,000 T O 100,000.
$2,711,931!
2,424, 609]
2,732,811
3, 378, 013!
2, 821, 091
Jacksonville, F l a
Somerville, M a s s
O k l a h o m a C i t y , Okla_
Waterbury, Conn
Lawrence, Mass
81
82
83
84
85
i
!
I
j
527. 78
24.95
28.18
35.01
29.26
!
$216, 952|$2. 22]
115, 723 1.191
156, 612 1.61!
228,196 2.36
127, 78; 1.33!
!
C a n t o n , Ohio
Schenectady, N . Y .
Fort Wayne, Ind._.
T u l s a , Okla
Evansville, Ind
2, 058, 897!
2,979,127,
1,903,144
2,256, 337
1, 689, 0421
21. 50|
32.14
20.79
25. 33
18. 97,
159,6541
172, 527!
74, 227i
237, 054
63,808|
1. 67;
1. 86]
0.81'
2.66
0.72
Savannah, Ga
Allentown, Pa
Knoxville, T e n n . .
E l Paso, Tex.i__.
S a n Diego, C a l i L .
1, 595, 748
1, 440, 7851
2, 011, 407
1, 669, 596
2,811,585
18. 20!
16.97
23. 73!
19. 85'
33.66
138, 822
114,443
95,457
114,848
194,578
1.58[
1.35;
1.13
1.37:
2.33,
$579,987$5.94
466,619. 4.80
539,615, 5. 561
820,492, 8.50
614,460] 6.37
I
314,521! 3.29|
475,648' 5.13
466,843, 5.101
436,160, 4. 90
395,643; 4.44
i
458,416! 5.231
197,959; 2.331
422,780' 4. ~~
305,559 3.63
480,769! 5.76
Bayonne, N . J
Manchester, N . H
Harrisburg, P a . . .
Peoria, 111
St. Joseph, M o
2, 687. 516
2,080,787
1,839,220
1,921,217
1,522,3091
32. 69 1
25.841
23.00'
24.40
19. 48 I
161, 299
145,053
82,094
95,846
102,6291
1. 96
1.80
1.03'
1.22',
1.311
639,646 7.78]
496,658 6.17
226,230 2.83
365,28814.""
428,323! 5.
I
1 T h e figures for this c i t y cover the transactions for only 11 months.
$322, 341 $3. 30
316, 796 3.26
162, 306 1.67
157,455 1.63
403, 711 4.19
844
256
074
683
674
1.62
5.65
1. 38
1.20
1.07
269, 398
143, 587
131,993
233,158
247,224
3.07
1.69
1.56:
2.77
2.96
222,118
169,938
209,8041
189,983|
55, 300
2.70
2.11
2.62
2.41
0.71
154,
523,
126,
106,
95,
203
GENERAL, TABLES.
O E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S — - T O T A L AND P E R C A P I T A : 1922—Continued,
j
HIGHWAYS.
Per
capita.
Total
CHARITIES, H O S PITALS, AND
CORRECTIONS.
[ Per
Total.
capita.
1
EDUCATION.
RECREATION.
Total.
j Per
capi ita.
Total.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Libraries.
Schools.
-Per
capita.
Per
cap-
1 Total.
1 ita.
Total.
r number.
assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 40.]
Per
cap-'; +»
ita. | 0
G R O U P I I I . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 100.000 T O 300,00C — C o n t i n u e d .
$517, 609 $3.43
465, 880 3.10
426, 518 2.94
207, 397 1.4f
315, 551 2.26
$678,473 $4.49
93,212 0.62
176, 540 1.22
84,005 0.59
I
$1,683,262:$11.14 i $115,123 $0. 76 $147,851 $0. 98
1, 615,064 10.76
41, 372 ! 0.28 106,933 0.71 1
2,000, 252 13.79
37,500 0.26
269,498 1.86 |
1
1,945, 620 13.72
89,131 0.63
153, 772 1 1.08
1,483,402 10. 61
26, 280 0.19
77,884' 0.56
$71,228 $0. 47
66,497 0.44
53,092 0.37 j
27,753 0.20
163, 776 1.17
44
45
46
47
48
3.82
1. 46
3.35
1. 25
3.52
190,784
104,322
70, 382
113,432
377,125
1.37
0.75
0.53
0. 80
2.96
2,293,864
1,682,204
2, 237,003
2, 025, 327
1, 533,127
16.42
12.14
16.73
15.30
12.04
149, 720
54,487
61,163
62, 790
68, 526
1.07
0.39
0.46
0.47
0.54
331,890
85,680
112,207
39,457
143,301
2.38
0.62
0.84
0.30
1.13
241,928
124,044
53,566
114,038
101, 546
1.73
0.90
0.40
0.86
0.80
49
50
51
52
53
356, 855
279, 774
406,433
432, 842
748, 387
2. 85
2.24
3.28
3. 55
6.20
65, 605
139, 444
14,608
96, 236
423,910
0.52
1.12
0.12
0.79
3.51
1, 508,176
1,078, 750
1, 871, 777
1, 338,485
1, 435, 252
12.06
8.64
15.10
10.98
11.88
49, 591
23, 546
50,980
28, 087
63, 882
0.40
0.19
0.41
0.23
0.53
79, 979
64, 232
171,547
33, 260
91,091
0.64
0.51
1.38
0.27
0.75
44, 562
55, 779
71,146
68,957
36,440
0.36
0.45
0.57
0.57
0.30
54
55
56
57
58
188,379 '
429, 726
246, 456
600, 272
165, 477 ,
1.57
3.70
2.15
5.25
1.45
128, 723
209, 467
24,807
217,402
11,160
1.07
1.80
0.22
1.90
0.10
642,322 5.34
1,138,546 9.80
987,742 8.63
1, 276,955 11.16
1, 264,158 11.11
24, 283
33, 000
25,601
27, 721
30,211
0.20
0.28
0.22
0.24
0.27
107,858 0.90
126,788[ 1.09
70,114| 0.61
112.744J 0.99
69,998i 0.62
30, 806
92,091
25,106
307,384
54, 476
0.26
0.79
0.22
2.69
0.48
59
60
61
62
63
302, 089
345, 630
173, 667
254, 567
2.67
3.13
1.58
2.32
23, 648 0.21
252, 899 2.29
951, 993 8.42
1, 258, 243 11. 38
1,154,763 10.50
1,159,813 10.59
19, 345
54, 289
23,213
28,112
0.17
0.49
0.21
0.26
123,642! 1.09
163,746! 1.48
67,022i 0.61
25,582 0.23
39,350
305, 622
64,185
64, 528
0.35
2.76
0.58
0.59
64
65
66
67
264, 239
340, 860
316, 809
219, 585
2.48
3.23
3.03
2.11
195, 379
275,153
43, 329
15, 614
1. 83
2.61
0.41
0.15
1,134, 691
2, 021, 856
1, 590, 745
1, 517, 066
10.64
19.18
15.21
14.56
17, 278
24, 264
57, 263
45, 741
0.16
0.23
0.55
0.44
62,293' 0.58
67,200! 0.64
112,384 1.07
70,205! 0.67
3,437
87,133
38, 742
54,940
0.03
0.83
0.37
0.53
68
69
70
71
313, 795
178, 814
197, 675
308, 563
3.09
1.76
1.95
3.07
203,
79,
170,
26,
2.00
0.79
1.68
0.27
1, 042, 054 10.25
721, 805 7.10
1,161,360 11. 43
1, 298,044 12.93
48, 885
34,152
61, 649
52,162
0.48
0.34
0.61
0.52
111,374; 1.10
44,277! 0.44
80,692; 0.79
119,1731 1.19
231, 652
30, 771
73,437
42, 802
2.28
0.30
0.72
0.43
72
73
74
75
$42, 234 $0.43
148,410 1.53
9,815 0.10
52, 734 0. 55
154, 234 1.60
76
77
78
79
80
533, 637
202,512
447, 741
166,095
448,071
l
8,335 0.08
728
847
290
673
I
GR()UP I V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G
$297, 617 $3.05
189, 630 1.95
221,447 2.28
286,134 2.97
286, 756 2.97
$62, 779$0. 64
69,015; 0.71
40,849 0.42
156,443 1.62
148,706 1.54
157, 696
220,481
138, 570
104, 293
60,101
1.65
2.38
1.51
1.17
0.67
25,928 0.27
190,954 2.06
180, 652
191, 522
552, 558
64, 530
250,851
2.06
2.26
6.52
0.77
3.00
127,675
514, 603
248, 523
168, 812
132, 373
1.55
6.39
3.11
2.14
1.69
A P O P U L A T I O N O F 50,000 T O 100,000.
$1,081,751 $11.08
959,051 9.87
1, 479,176 15.25
1, 524,869 15.80
989, 515 10. 26
1,121,988
1, 245,093
953, 794
1, 280, 396
871, 901
$32, 315;$0. 33
62,185 0.64
26, 053 0.27
44,944 0.47
36, 770 0.38
$75, 955 $0. 78
97,177 1.00
96, 938 1.00
106,746 1.11
59,154 0.61
11.72
13.43
10.42
14.37
9.79
16,015
20, 000
52,911
14, 296
60, 877
0.17
0.22
0.58
0.16
0.68
16, 687
51, 086
71, 510
25, 034
87, 922
0.17
0.55
0.78
0.28
0.99
91, 564
80,082
19,215
49, 921
28, 361
0.96
0.86
0.21
0.56
0.32
81
82
83
84
85
56,045 ! 0.64
2,000! 0.02
192,608| 2.27
28,104 0.33
4,830| 0.06
353, 092 4.03
649, 561 7.65
553, 386 6.53
800,814 9.52
1,273, 787 15.25
29,009
16,910
22, 262
21, 755
60, 931
0.33
0.20
0.26
0.26
0.73
42,080
27,103
23, 754
60, 334
252,120
0.48
0.32
0.28
0.72
3.02
68, 234
97, 700
16,609
40,494
46,495
0.78
1.15
0.20
0.48
0.56
86
87
88
89
90
77,8541 0.95
77,885; 0.97
5,000; 0.06
1, 271,126 15.46
591,935 7.35
943,407 11.80
888,060 11.28
670, 660 8.58
32,273
32,404
10,000
37, 991
31,098
0.39
0.40
0.13
0.48
0.40|
46,175
38, 056
53,772
121,882
64, 957
0.56
0.47
0.67
1.551
0.83|
109, 350
14, 255
60, 390
53, 303
10, 950
1.33
0.18
0.76
0.68
0.14
91
92
93
94
95
2,505 6.03
24,755; 0.28
52
(2)
26, 019, 0.33|
2
Less than one-half of 1 cent.
204
F I X A S C I A L STATISTICS OF
TABLE
7.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST
CITIES.
PAYMENTS
FOR E X P E N S E S
OF
City number.
[For a list of t h e cities a r r a n g e d a l p h a b e t i c a l l y b y S t a t e s , w i t h t h e n u m b e r
ALL G E N E R A L
DEPARTMENTS.
!
GENERAL
GOVERNMENT.
PROTECTION TO
P E R S O N AND
PROPERTY.
H E A L T H AND
SANITATION.
CITY.
Total.
Per
i cap- •' Total.
| ita. j
Per
capita.
Total
G R O U P I V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 50,000 T O
Wichita, Kans
Wilkes-Barre, P a .
Sioux C i t y , I o w a .
South Bend, I n d . .
Portland, M e
$1,897,144 $24. 55
1, 535, 917 20.33'
2,060, 232 27.31 !
1, 922, 564 25. 60!
!
2, 309, 094 32. 06
$92,273;$1.191
98,469; 1.30
78,988! 1.051
78,8221 1.05!
110,171! 1.53!
Per
capita.
Total.
Per
capita.
100,000—Continued.
$314,150!!$4. 07
313, 758j' 4.15
330,258 4.38
405,109 5.39
511,194 7.101
Troy, N . Y
Binghamton, N . Y .
Rockford, 111
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C___.
Little Rock, A r k . . .
2, 200,335
2, 050, 559
1,847,109
1,431,071
1,147,179]
30. 55;
28. 67|
26.21!
20. 36'
16. 56
162,805
111,594
51, 661
64,868
108,577!
2.261
1.56'
0.73'
493, 039!
372, 399
309,528
455,416
Johnstown, Pa
E a s t S t . L o u i s , 111.
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif.
Brockton, M a s s . . .
Hoboken, N . J
1, 513,
1, 201,
2, 530,
2,165,
2, 640,
101,548!
102,394;
141,185
138,873'
213,431!
Terre Haute, Ind..
Saginaw, Mich
Pawtucket, R. I...
Passaic, N . J
Gary, Ind
1, 745, 237
1, 687. 860!
1, 577,339|
1,771 556'
1,788,453,
21.8?;
17. 45'
36.78
31.58
38. 74,i
,1
25. 62 ,
24. 82 i
23. 37 !
26.77
27.45,
Springfield, O h i o . . .
Altoona, P a
L o n g B e a c h , Calif..
Chester, P a
M o b i l e , Ala
l,269,519j
1,082,389'
1,915,732 !
936,352
928,658,
Racine, Wis
N e w Britain, C o n n Lansing, Mich
Holyoke, Mass
Springfield, 111
$92, 022 $1.19
161,601 2.14
102, 624 1.36
79,105 1.05
107,153 1.49|
1.57i
249,2831
6.85|
5.211
4.39
6.481
3.60
244,168|
139,363
99,6751
185, 260
63,999
°.39
1.95J
1.41
2.64
0.92|
1.47!
1.49
2. 05!
2.02,
3.13'
265, 610| 3.84
261, 309 3.79
463, 574 6.74
438, 674! 6.401
790,545i 11. 60
67,909
40, 422
386,628
265, 640
252, 734
0.98
0.59
5.621
3.87
3.71
51, 006'
153,965!
132,335'
107,442
132,408!
0. 75'
2. 26,
1.96.
1.621
2. 03j
403, 388
332, 357
317,931
381,4661
421,313
5.921
4.89
4.71
5. 76!
6.47
32,968|
67,498i
115,973!
211, 399
151, 668;
0. 48j
0.
1.72!
3.19!
2.33
19. 7L
17. 04'
30.23
14.91
14. 80]
90, 863!
59,794
135,3431
63,788'
65,166'
1.41
0.941
2.14
1.02
1.04|
177,364,
191, 248
296,3601
156,399
239, 613
2. 751
3.01
4.68J
2.49
3.82|
76,341
32,0361
119,1651
100,457
75,674
1.18!
0.50,
1.88
1.60
1.21!
l,670,933i
1,560,3461
1,611,0251
2,197,801'
1,365,823
26.63
25.13
26.07
36.14|!
22. 60 jj
93,214,
98,920;
99,901'
125,067;
108,043'
1.
1.591
1.62
2.061
1.791
251, 265
272,473!
304, 946
484,137
242,3561
4.01
4.39
4.93
7.
4.01i
113,619,
76, 566
173,765
254,870!
104,449i
1.81!
1.23;
2.81;
4.19!
1.73]
Chattanooga, Tenn_.
B e r k e l e y , Calif
Davenport, Iowa
Hamtramck, Mich..
Bethlehem, Pa
1,262,874 j
1,995,435,
1,528,6181
907,900!
1,002,6121
21.281
33.68'
25.91!
15.481
17. 28! I
77,153!
81,7211
109,296
38,640
108,012'
1.30
1.38
1.85
0.66|
1.
352,996
311 ~
255,731)
289, 2231
108,370
5.95
5.27
4.33
4.93
1.87
104,842]
185,054
57, 604
122,143^
49,893;
1.771
3.12:
0.981
2.
0.86|
Covington, K y
Lincoln, N e b r
P o r t s m o u t h , Va__.
Haverhill, M a s s . . .
W h e e l i n g , W . Va_.
913,574'
1,507,5141
915,795!
1,726,245;
1,136, 6981
15. 84!|
26.311
16.21!.
30.61
20.22;
1.44
1.23|
1.61
1.56!
1.51
221,949
191,598
204,527'
316,235j
293,326
3.85J
3.34
3.62|
5.61
5.22
112,875
94,297
166,219
160,804!
111,885
1.65|
2.94!
2. 85|
1.99|
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y _ _ .
Highland Park, M i c h .
Macon, Ga
Huntington, W. Va
E a s t Orange, N . J
1,654,713'
2,091,558!
1,048,807
1, 223, 977}
1,650,462!
29.55*
37.43
18.94
22.16|
30.051,
82,957'
70,665:
90,731!
87,918 !
85,094
I
140,744!
95,750!
77,460]
68,872
97,966!
2.51
1.71:
1.40
1.25
1.78|
274,9371
325,961'
283,0361
213,961
334,714
4.91
5.83
5.11
3.87
6.091
250,9681
186,795!
129,241 2.33}
79,067 1.43
212, 525] 3.87;
Lancaster, P a .
Roanoke, Va_.
Tampa, F l a . . .
Augusta, G a . . .
Cicero, 111
699,496!
1,106,968'
1,359,846)
1,339,496,
975,027,
12.
20.44!
25.16
24.91
18.45;
39,250!
113,963
79,658
71,362!
87,205!
0.721
2.10|
1.4'
1.33
1.651
119,736|
269,956
250, 045]
284, 311
208,916|
2.20
4.99
4.63
5.29!
3.95
33 '
103' 126j
151,814!
80,085 j
117, 620!
0. 63!
1.90J
2.81
1.491
2.23
Jackson, M i c h
Winston-Salem, N . C .
F r e s n o , Calif
Topeka, Kans
Atlantic City, N . J_...
1.148,264
860,510
2,040,149
1,240,766;
3,010,119.
21.77
16.37
38.99
23.91
58.02!
1.50|
0.74
2.151
0.98
4.19
172, 820 3.28
171,465 3.26
473,850 9.061
221,910 4. 28
916,788] 17.67
60,518!
116,883!
104,4251
128, 834
409,463
1.151
2.22!
2. 00
2.48!
7.
Quincy, Mass
Pasadena, Calif...
Kalamazoo, Mich..
Maiden, Mass
1,917,759 37.02
2, 070,040, '40.64;
1,279,960; 25.19;
1,405,533! 27.941
78,913,
38,965;
112,557
51,021
217,166!
I
133,761;
119,683
70,281 i
70,050
2.58!
2.351
1.38
1.39
336,
290, 576|
247,703
254,080
170, 2051
108, 810l
86, 322!
165,939
3.29!
2.14
1. 70
3.30!
648
834
009
837
786
0.92J
1 Less t h a n one-half of 1 cent.
6. 50!
5.701
4.87!
5.05
1.961
205
GENEKAL TABLES.
G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S — T O T A L AND P E R C A P I T A : 1922—Continued,
assigned t o each, see p . 13. F o r a text discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 40.]
CHARITIES, H O S PITALS, AND
CORRECTIONS.
Per
capita.
Total.
Total.
Per
capita.
EDUCATION.
RECREATION.
Libraries.
Schools.
Total.
MISCELLANE-
City numb
HIGHWAYS.
Per
capita.
Total,
| Per
i cap, ita.
Per
capita.
Total.
Total.
Per
capita.
G R O U P I V — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 50,000 T O 100,000—Continued.
$129,579!
125,953
222, 314|
112,529
434, 699J
1.68
1.67i
2. 951
1.50!
6.04
$36,89l[ 0.481 $1,086, 608!1!$14.06
1,480! 0.02'
758,435 10.04
1,187,842 15. 74
10,036 0.131
1,038,436 13. 83|
38,127! 0.511
841, 695 11.
139,864| 1. 941
$14,949 $0.19i
$17,942 $0. 23j $112,730! 1.46
35, 920 0.48i
40,301 i 0.53
16, 721 0.22!
63,347! 0. "
121, 7721 1.621
17,289| 0.23
55,084; 0.76
89, 736| 1.25;
96
97
~~48,~i62j~6.~64
31,375 0.42
19,498 0.27
i
0.71
0.63
0.20
0.28
0.20,
101
102
103
104
105
27,334, 0.391
65,108 0.95J
123,5081 1.
28,190 0.411
69,446 1.02
25,3401
29,412!
52,072
54, 570|
65, 671
0.37!
0.43
0. 76'
0.80!
0. 96j
106
107
108
109
110
39,656! 0.58
22,967! 0.34
26,090, 0.39
19,4671 0.29
65,092 1.00
27,
14, 354i
8,482j
25, """'
13,172J
0.41; 111
0.21 112
0.13 113
0.39 114
0.20! 115
235, 947
286,433|
6,0251
165, 979
38,075!
3.28i
4.001
0.09!
2.361
0.55
748,469
873, 784
1,010,061
373, 5181
573,095|
10.
12. 22,'
14.331
5.31
8.27
9,000
21,139
38, 221
1001
10,415
0.15
«,
39,357! 0.55
15,455 0.22
53,469! 0.76
48,561! 0.69
4,722, 0.07]
191, 933 2.77
109,465! 1.59
132,753, 1.93
193,845! 2.83
86,216; 1.26
7,230
1, 340
9,167
172. 270
52, 894
0.10
0.02
0.13
2.51
0.78
826, 744
579, 399|
1,189, 390,
838,8761
1,079, 964!
11. 95|
8.41
17. 29j
12. 23]
15.
12, 985)
31, 732
34, 899
29,885
0.19
0. 46,
0. 51
0.44j
33,010 0.481
18, 643 0. 27!
24, 781 0. 37;
25,296 0.38j
44,079 0.68!
97,978 1.44
183,696! 2.7C
240,254! 3.56
96,267j 1.45
75,814 ! 1.16
14,374! 0.21
61,011 0. 90
43, 299 0.64
56, 326 0.85
0.12
0.30
0.54
51, 241
45,1191
14, 211
19,513
13, 67"
216,3091 3.00
185,273, 2.59
264,258! 3.75!
117,856! 1.681
85,335! 1.23|
l
1,044,878 15.34
833,369! 12.26
668,194| 9.90;
848,005! 12.81!
884,907! 13.58|
I
i,399| 0.15 1
125,597! 1.95
162,003 2.55
202,390! 3.19
50,367 0.80
138,174! 2.20
109, 742 1.70
304 0)
24,572! 0.39
12,898' 0.21
33,160 0.53
607, 611
576, 085!
950, 978
504, 826
331, 528!
9.07
15.01
8.04!
5.28
54,473' 0.86!
1,350 0.02
600! 0.01
23, 523!
7, 083!
104, 398
11, 937
19, 582|
0.37
0.11
1.651
0.191
0.31J
49, 079
53, 836
28, 053
34, 330
25,161
0. 76!
0. 85j
0.44!
0. 55
0.401
116
117
118
119
120
137,183 2.19
164,530! 2.65
200,039 3.24
143,418' 2.36
50,463, 0.83
47,943
101, 713
74, 099
194, 710
4,249
0.76
1.64
1.20
3.20
0.07
876,491! 13.97
762,760! 12.28!
684, 099j 11. 07,
837, 039 13.
733, 792 12.14j
40, 987 0.65!
28,000! 0. 45,
20,940! 0.34
38,671' 0.64
24, 793 j 0.4l|
79, 273
28,5701
45, 2421
50, 636
79, 704|
1.261
0.46
0.73
0.83
1.32]
30,9581
26,814
7,994
69, 253
17,974
0.50
0.43
0.13
1.14
0.30
121
122
123
124
125
93,444! 1.57
119,302; 2.01
195,654 3.32
44,748, 0.76
149,389! 2.57
131,821
25,141
517
9,033
1,000
2.22
0.42
0.01
0.15
0.02
430,866|
1,147, 733
805, 938|
387, 3181
544,1221
7.
19. 37|
13. 66
6.60
9.38
18, 501
52,3391
25,995!
2,500i
l,000j
30,212
0.31
61,327|
0.88
0.441
69,421
0.041
0.02! 11, 786
0.5l!
1.04J
1.18
0.20
23,039
10,829
8,462
14, 295
29, 040
0.39
0.18
0.14
0.241
0.50
126
127
128
129
130
159,309! 2.76
128,033, 2.23
66,457 1.18
196,307; 3.48
72,114j 1.28
9,313
3,812
22, 008
212, 688
0.16
0.07
0.39
3.77
285,487
917, 633
347, 946{
604,410
530, 5; "
4.95
16.01
6.161
10. 72
9.44)
11,031! ° - 1 9
26,120! 0.46
2,000; 0.04
32,021; 0.57
13, 0411 0.23
20, 5571
65,374
4,77
45,9241
8, 036|
0.36
1.14|
0.
0.81
0.141
10,0961
9,982
11,128|
69, 938
22, 664,
0.18|
0.17
0.20|
1.24
0.401
131
132
133
134
135
166,567! 2.97
183,772! 3.29
92,040! 1.66
47,033! 0.85
114,413, 2.08
26, 469 0.47
253,172 4.53
114,098! 2.06
21,0621 0.38
21,0901 0.38
730,010!
970, 017
323, 035|
775, 495
774, 026;
13.04
17.36
5.83
14, 04
14. 09
14,008J 0.25;
26,913! 0.481
2,669i 0.05
9,148! 0.17
44, 629 0.811
23,'
40, 439
19,9161
7,194
36,106J
0.421
0.721
0.36
0.13
0.66
27,374
8, 7391
7,312
2,145|
14, 993
0.491
0.16,
0.13
0.04
0.27
136
137
138
139
140
98,563! 1.81
114, 517i 2.11
142, 344i 2.63
145,667! 2.71
80,289! 1.52
2,380 0.04
39,601 0.73
87,539! 1.62
232, 697 4.33
260 0)
370,
423,9371
543,932|
481,0861
464, 2481
6.82!
7.831
10. 06
8. 95i
8.79J
3,000; 0.061
15,165' 0. 28|
19,046! 0.35
300, 0.01
7,921; 0.15|
6, 097
14,796|
14, 981
20,952|
2, 017
0.11!
0.27J
0.28
0.39
0.04
25, 997
11,907
70,487
23, 036
6, 551
0.48
0.221
1.30
0.43
0.12|
141
142
143
144
145
75, 940 1.44
66, 0881 1.26
117,940- 2.25
46,612 0.90
253, 323 4.88
160, 067
117,187!
1,650
3,526
80, 363
3. 042.23|
0. 03
0.07
1.55
542,109
327,153
1,145,
688, 270|
973, 085j
10. 28j
6. 22!
21.90!
13. 26|
18. 76,
18,484| 0.35
6,639, 0.13!
10,771! 0.21
22,477! 0.431
24, 864
15, 737
76, 383!
73, 039;
93, 762
0.47
0.30
1.46|
1.41
1.81
14, 549'
393
7,479 ;
16, 783,
43, 6921
0.28|
0.011
0.14!
0.32
0.84!
146
147
148
149
150
288,628 5.57
104,837! 2.06
94,745 ! 1.86
153, 279 3.05
149,930!
21,147
28, 997
53,642
2.89|
0.42
0.57
1.07
706, 449
1, 223, 458
691, 362!
520,3461
13.
24.
13.
10.
28,222' 0.54
56,382; 1.11
32,084! 0.631
35,477, 0.71
50,918
124,9181
18, 882|
67,667
0.98
2.451
0.37
1.34
52, 880
20, 229]
9, 584
85, 053j
1.02;
0.40!
0.19!
1.
151
152
153
154
|
I
64
02
60!
34l
!
206
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OP CITTES.
TABLE
7.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS
FOR E X P E N S E S
OF
[For a list of the cities a r r a n g e d a l p h a b e t i c a l l y b y S t a t e s , w i t h t h e n u m b e r
ALL G E N E R A L
DEPARTMENTS.
GENERAL
GOVERNMENT.
Per
capita.
Total.
Total.
j
Per
cap-
PROTECTION TO
P E R S O N AND
PROPERTY.
Total.
H E A L T H AND
SANITATION.
Per
capita.
Total.
G R O U P V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N " O F 30,000 T O 50,000.
155
156
157
158
159
Charlotte, N . C
L a k e w o o d , Ohio _.
Y o r k , Pa.__
Bay City, Mich
Shreveport, La
$838, 299 $17.19 I
1,256,902, 25.881
825,277' 17.11 i
1,131,734 23.56:
979,922 20. 43 I
$56, 306;$1.15
73, 7-58; 1.52
60,083; 1.25'
79,502 1.651
66,343 1.38!
160
161
162
163
164
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
McKeesport, Pa
Newton, Mass
Elmira, N . Y
N e w Castle, P a
1,344,553
1, 067, 322
2,474,200
1,170, 727'
869,418 t
28.09'!
22. 31 I
51.91
24. 64
18.43 :
58,232
65,529
137,625
112,815
51,5181
1. 22|
1.37;
2.89
2.371
1.09J
166, 467'
166, 302;
373,162
190, 8321
124,882;
3.48
3. 48,
7.83 1
4.02
2.65J
101,
73,
2*7,
54,
64,
566
924
498|
016
553
165
166
167
168
D e c a t u r , 111
Chelsea. M a s s
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x
Galveston, Tex
O a k P a r k , 111
742, 042
1,515,432
697, 664 •'
1,049.447
1,172, 222
15. 84 ,
32.98 1
15. 21 j
22.94
25. 98 ;
29.067!
88,548!
42,177!
42,243!
52, 270!
0.62!
1.93|
0.92!
0.92 1
1. 16:
100,
301,
152,
228,
118,
968
557
600!
528
580
2.16{
6.
3.33
4.
2. 631
22,
108,
52,
126,
74,
40^
034
728
209
528
170
171
172
173
174
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
Woonsocket, II. I
Kenosha, Wis
Hammond, Ind
M o n t g o m e r y , Ala
1, 926,
965,
1, 234,
1,127,
681,
171
493
871
425
312
42. 85 .
21.51 '
27.53
25. 21
15. 29
151, 422 j
77,1271
72,371'
60, 538!
55,111'
262,298
294, 694i
200,421!
220,973';
175,327!
5.831
6. 5'
4.4:
4.94J
3.93
137, 770
81,318
106, 892
63, 430'
74, 008
175
176
177
178
179
Pittsfield, M a s s
Perth Amboy, N. J
Beaumont, Tex
L i m a , Ohio
S t o c k t o n , Calif
1,188,103
1, 003, 32<]
720, 683
739, 638
26.
22.
16.
16.
1, 592, 353 33.
Sr;
83
38
90 !
45 !
76, 720,
80,919!
51, 778J
64, 793!
123,18 J1
3.37
1. 72
1.61!
1. 35 i
1.24'
I
1.73
1. 83'
1. is;
1.48;
2. 82!
213,671 4.83|
193,526' 4.38J
171,478! 3 123.458| 2.82|
262,771, 6.01
86, 724'
79,316
68, 362;
30, 667
142,342!
180
181
182
183
184
P u e b l o , Colo
Medford, Mass
Lexington, K y
C h a r l e s t o n , W . Va
Salem, M a s s
1,159, 889
1,253,668
894,793'
872,853'
1,471,931,
26. 73 ,
29.06!
20.78 1
20. 28 j
34. 61 I
67,
91,
73,
74,
90,
3881
352!
746!
602!
2841
1. 55!
2.12!
1.71
1.731
2.12|
216, 104 4.98
243, 222; 5.64
240, 070! 5. 57
192, 434 4.47
257, 883 6.06
45, 347
123,599
95, 461
42, 6131
168,231
185
186
187
Butte, M o n t . . .
Everett, Mass
Fitchburg, Mass
M a d i s o n , Wis
West Hoboken, N . J
914,619;
1,248,911!
1,475,6531
1,297,0251
968, 509 i
21.64'!
29. 86 I
35.28 1
31. 381 i
23.46!^
90, 249J
73, 238!
75,471!
73,121
71, 381
2. u |
1.75|
1. 80!
1.
1.73!
162, 056 3. 83
247, 083 5.91'
257, 644 6. 16
194,853! 4.71
267,379 6.48
111,112
95,106|
138, 159|
146, 5011
82,170|
190
191
192
193
194
S a n Jose, Calif
H a m i l t o n , Ohio
Springfield, M o
E a s t Chicago, I n d
Brookline, M a s s
1,128,426'
697,265,
762,219^
1,036,918;
2,183,142'
27.38;!
17.00'!
18. SO1
25. 71!!
54. 23'j
43, 613; 1. 06i
67,053' 1.64!
44, 777! 1. 10|
73, 965j 1.831
150,133j 3.72]
189,237, 4.59
131,9191 3.22
162,756 4.01
233,482; 5.79
453, 894'11. 26
61,
25,
35,
90,
283,
195
196
197
198
199
E v a n s t o n , 111
Jamestown, N . Y
Waco, Tex
Superior, Wis
L o r a i n , Ohio
1,305,428'
1,088,825|
936,595;
1,165,536!
917,985;
32. 4311
27.07,
23.38,1
29.38,1
23.90||
64, 224
83, 090
35, 750
72, 295
82, 830J
1.60|
2.07
0.891
1.82
2.09
227,821,
170,383!
204,963!
275,894;
218,466;
5. 66i
4.24
5.121
6.95;
5.51
117,199|
61, 345
65, 665
51, 389;
64, 635
200
201
202
203
204
Muskegon, Mich
Joliet, 111
D u b u q u e , Iowa
Muncie, Ind
C o l u m b i a , S. C
1,027,783!
919,862|
779, 363j
821,0341
832,92ll
26.00'
23.34|
19.85'
20.93!
21.321
53,43o|
64, 314!
36, 698|
34, 697
56, 514
1.35|
1.63
0. 93j
0.
1. 451
145,184'
165,930!
159,598!
131, 855
218, 815
3.67J
4.21
4.07
3.36
5.60
85,152
64, 980
51, 309!
35, 902
115,145
205
206
207
Chicopee, M a s s
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
Pontiac, Mich
A u r o r a , 111.
58,480 1.50
969,266| 24.91 1
62,432 1.64
1,021,459| 26. 79j
129, 582 3.40|
1,820,471| 47. 78|
75,807 1.
1,112,962; 29.29 :
73, 507 1.
870,128! 22. 93|
1 Less t h a n one-half of 1 cent.
j
I
205,355!
202,1901
321,395!
153,723!
146,7231
5.28J
5.30
8.43
4.05,
3.871
76,
65,
205,
75,
167,
_.
$164,447 $3.3'
149,487 3.0!
97, 679 2.03
243,445 5.07
257, 486; 5.37
$117,127 $2. 40!
84,960i 1.75)
66,440
"
43, 956|
140, 0351
560
229
710
299|
266
2951
889
630'
373
743
207
GENEKAL TABLES.
G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S — T O T A L AND P E R C A P I T A : 1 9 2 2 — C o n t i n u e d .
assigned t o each, see p . 13.
CHAKITIES, HOS- [
PITALS, AND
CORRECTIONS.
HIGHWAYS.
Total.
F o r a t e x t discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 40.]
Per
capita.
Per j
cap-i
ita. 1
Total.
EDUCATION.
MISCELLANEOUS.
RECREATION.
Total.
Per
capita.
Total,
i Per
capJ ita.
j Per
Per
capita.
Total.
Total,
capita.
$22,069|$0.45
4,941! 0.10
1,929 0.04
25, 2271 0.53
19,414| 0.40
$355,127 $7.28|
831,1241 17.11
423,31lj 8.79J
504,728' 10.51
285, 096| 5. 94
1
75, 340
176, 033
454,813
194, 499
60, 531
1.57
3.68
9.54
4.09
1.28
51, 529
240,890
84, 208
129, 932
107, 031
1.10
5.24
1.84
2.84
2.37
3,750 ! 0.08
89,094; 1.94
2,051| 0.041
197,8531 4.32;
466,808 10.38
150, 637 3.36
91, 446 2.04
58, 849 1.32
48, 076 1.08
131, 023
156, 909
91, 873
75, 973
194, 858
2.96
3. 55
2.09
1.74
4.46
875, 493!
545, 5931
936, 0591
485, 663;
500, 378
$8, 758! $0.181
2,200] 0.05!
1,674 0.031
21,132 0.44;
720i 0. 02;
!
1
$4, 517 $0. 091
8, 033! 0.17
13,487[ 0.28
19,6531 0.41'
8, 682! 0.18;
!
p
o
G R O U P V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 30,000 T O 50.000.
$105, 083 $2.15
91,839 1.89
146, 569 3.04
181,947 3.79
138, 635 2.89
w
a
Libraries.
Schools.
$4,865 $0.10
10,560 0.22
14,105 0.29
12,144! 0.25
63,511 1.32
155
156
157
158
159
I
44,916! 0.94!
12,1721 0.25!
155,377] 3.26]
20,979! 0.44
4,985! 0. l l ]
5,52l! o . l 2 160
21,493 0.45) 161
95, 776! 2. 01 162
42,936! 0.90] 163
27,185, 0. 58 164
18.
11.41
19. 64
10. 22|
10. 61
17,018! 0.36!
6,200! 0.131
63,030! 1.321
13,151] 0.28!
15, 769 0.33
468,128! 9. 991
522,929] 11
326, 5121 7.131
290, 6361 6. 35
702,956 15.58|
27, 468 0.59J
17, 703 0.391
5,287 0.12!
19,420, 0. 43]
20,954' 0.45]
17,774! 0.38i
32,699] 0.71i
113,978 2.48
32,041! 0.70|.
14,050] 0.31 ~"l9~ 996 "6." 44
34,867] 0.77
62,570, 1.39
79,9431 1.78!
33,968! 0.76^
48,506; 1. 08'
6, 6691 0.15j
12,9021 0.291
759,0301
302,475!
632,277!
643,251
209, 556j
16.88
6.74|
14.101
14.38!
4. 70|
25,490! 0.57
8,282! 0.181
27,362! 0.61
18,270] 0.41
5,396] 0.121
11,1961 0.25!
7,216 0.16]
38,823' 0.871
40,458] 0.90J
17,795, 0.40
32,214' 0.72! 170
9,779, 0.221 171
16,776, 0.37! 172
14,957! 0. 33 173
83,141 1.87] 174
41,785 0.94|
18,6791 0.42!
1,633! 0.04]
8,120! 0. 191
15,226, 0.351
556,0961 12.5;
443,805! 10.05|
321, 645! 7. 31
400, 882 j 9. 16
727, 088 16.64
20,000] 0.45
13,0351 0.29
1,987 0.05,
32, 525, 0.74!
16,712] 0. 38j
12,854' 0.30'
13,588, 0.31!
5,199] 0.12;
84,658] 1.94;
45,372 1.03! 175
9,253 0.21 176
326 0.01 177
28,559, 0.65] 178
10,20i; 0. 23i 179
76' (i) I
40,860! 0.86]
55, 836| 1.181
19,617 0. 421
i
1
I
165
166
167
168
169
I
134, 373
117, 672
70, 643
88, 888
189, 074
3.10
2.73
1.64
2.07
4.45
900 0.02!
42,820! 0.99!
64,196j 1.49!
2,105 0. 05 J
140, 0731 3. 291
437, 334!
501, 806!
320,876 j
459, 9781
450, 7331
10. 081
11.63
7. 45|
10.69
10. 60!
8,378
18, 326!
7, 259 j
6, 710
22, 7201
83,197
86,177
187,153
109, 571
42, 581
1.97
2.06
4.47
2.65
1.03
3,799, 0.09
57,508; 1.37!
173, 458! 4. 151
13,6581 0.33!
13,596 0.33
410, 962!
540,114;
478,170!
645,350!
440,830!
9. 73i
12.91]
11.43
15.61i
10.68!
83,816
30, 672
52, 536
77, 339
351, 316
2.03
0.75
1.30
1.92
8.72
18, 624i
16, 292
5, 796!
24, 987!
0.451
0.40|
0.14
0. 62!
697, 842
377, 635
411, 269
447, 379|
597, 664
99, 867
92, 453
140, 593
146, 952
51, 569
2.48
2.30
3.51
3.70
1.30
2, 067
126, 829
15,851
2, 2571
11, 288!
0.05
3.15;
0.40|
0.06
0.28!
80, 628
48, 368
100, 722
71, 219
112, 622
2.04
1.23
2.57
1.82
2.88
111,757
108, 349
209, 333
99, 329
38, 945
2.87
2.84
5.49
2.61
1.03
821 (i) I
60,103; 1.41!
213, 712' 4. 93
66,941, 1.55!
12,129 0.28
5,441' 0.13
92,880 2.18
20,437- 0.-'
22,322! O.c
14,636' 0.35
30,234 0.73
12,477 0.30]
7,949; 0.19i
46, 874! 1.121
3 5 , 519| 0. 85j
68, 590| 1.06!
2 1 , 203 0.51
24,858 0.
185
80,439' 1.92] 186
115,443 2.76] 187
15, 144! 0. 37j
16,912] 0.41J
16.94
9.21
10.14
11. 09
14. 83
13, 502' 0. 33
5,548 0.14
14,815 0.37
18,626 0. 46J
60,834 1.51
34, 760]
720,181
524, 063
439, 514
542, 774
491, 357,
17. 89)
13. 031
10. 97
13. 68
12. 391
31,175 0.77
544,439!
512, 080
370, 558'
493, 854!
278, 040;
397,864!
538,646;
754, 050
638,145
389, 777;
0.191
0.42)
0.17|
0.16
0. 53
36,353| 0.84|
47,870! 1. II 1
10,416! 0.24]
180
181
182
183
184
I
51,974 1.31
6, 552 0.17!
12, 5241 0.32
:, 569
73, 883 1.94
40, 796| 1.07
360] 0.01
18, 881
23, 573
65, 677
221. 013
0.841
0.461
0.58!
1.63,
5.48
4, 096 ] 0. 10j
21, 704! 0. 53!
491| 0.01'
24,355; 0.601
43,035! 1.07
190
191
192
193.
194
9,870 0.25
18,433' 0.46,
-9,732 0.25J
33, 972
14, 848
23, 592
19, 266
15, 594
0.84]
0.37]
0.59,
0. 49
0.39;
8,922] 0.22
15,814: 0.39
797] 0.02
36,276! 0.91
2,464] 0.06!
195
196.
197
198
199'
13.77
12.99
9.44
12. 59!
7.12
36, 481' 0.921
18,281'. 0.46!
15,150, 0.391
14,2921 0.36
1,860, 0.05
25,362]
25, 518
29,348
21, 072j
19, 224
0. 64]
0.65'
0.75;
0.54:
0.49]
5,124i
20,3911
15,980l
11,591!
18,177]
0. 13] 200
0.52! 201
0.41! 202
0.30! 203
0.47! 204
10. 23|
14.13
19. 79|
16. 79|
10.27
14, 285] 0.37
9,136' 0.24
22,884, 0.60
8, 678! 0.22
30,825 0.81.
81,140] 2.13!
27, 277i 0.72'
25,9951 0.68!
31,983]
3, 992]
22,574!
2,512}
13,817!
0.82! 205*
0.10, 206
0.59, 207
0.07 208
0.30! 200
13,261! 0.35]
208
FINANCIAL
T A B L E
STATISTICS
OF
7.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST
CITIES.
PAYMENTS
FOR
E X P E N S E S
OF
ity mimbe
[For a list of t h e cities a r r a n g e d a l p h a b e t i c a l l y b y S t a t e s , w i t h t h e n u m b e r
ALL G E N E R A L
DEPARTMENTS.
'
]
GENERAL
GOVERNMENT.
PROTECTION TO
P E R S O N AND
PROPERTY.
H E A L T H AND
SANITATION.
CITY.
Total.
O
Per i
cap- i
i ita. j
Total.
Per
capita.
Total.
Per
capita.
Total.
Per
capita.
G R O U P V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 30,000 T O 50,000—Continued.
$1, 049, 026 $27. 64 !
1,005,083! 26.55li
1,227,086' 32.62J,
698,803; 18. 68 I
744,757; 19.96,
$55.142 $1.45
61,318 1.62
88, 693 2.36
37, 777 1.01
55, 988 1.50
$149, 376,$3.94
226,512 5.98|
237,183 6.31
119,716! 3.201
104,1431 2. 79}
210
211
212
213
214
Waterloo, Iowa
Taunton, Mass
Stamford, C o n n
Council Bluffs, I o w a .
Williamsport, P a
215
216
217
218
219
Portsmouth, Ohio...
Poughkeepsie, N . Y .
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
Auburn, N . Y
A u s t i n , Tex
_
618,381.
874,088
631,126
1,056,208!
689,066,
16.751
23.74;
17.18
28. 93
19.05
40,154
62, 444
24. 398
79,487
50,993
1.09
1.70
0.66
2.18
1.41
92,067!
103,169'
111,417!
181,3261
110,541
2.49!
2.80
3.03
4.97;
3.06
35, 604!
88, 543!
50, 899j
122,413
50,849!
0.96
2.40
1.39
3.35!
1.41
220
221
222
223
224
Q u i n c y , 111
Newport News, Va
Meriden, Conn
Easton, Pa
N e w B r u n s w i c k , N . J_
713,683
779,1641
876,217
786,428
1, 024,878 l
19. 84'
21. 89
24.71
22.36)
29. 16
57, 698
103, 892
75, 042
89. G69
80,165
1.601
2.92
2.12
2.55
2.281
162,763[
172,172!
142, 575
70,5821
224,513|
4.52
4. 84
4. 02
2.01
6.39
35, 5211
1Q2,958|
36,098]
61, 783!
71,415'
0.99J
588,093
668,753'
892,032
1,133, 517
941,548
16.90
19.301
25.74
33. 02|
27.49;
26, 229
41,953
53, 058
181,842
64, 255
0.75!
1.21
1. 53
5.30
1.88
3.82!
4.02;
3.7l|
7.4'
5.121
45, 019^
56,111!
40, 942
179, 375
75,871
1.29
1.62
1.18
5.23
2.21
$38,806,$1. 02
73,3261 1.94
139,038! 3.701
22,323' 0.60
32, 914 0. ""
2.89
1.02
1.76
2.03
230
231
232
233
234
West N e w York, N . J
Amsterdam, N. Y
Hazleton, Pa
_
Norristown, P a
Kokomo, Ind
938,318
722. 369'
567,979,
402,065!
519,694!
27.49'
21.18|
16.
12.021
15. 55j
58, 011
46, 745
49,870
26, 314
26, 461
1.70
1.37
1.47
0.79
0. 791
132,901 j
139, 418)
128,600!
256, 405*
175, 229',
I
278,322!
109,154;
54, 026
50,955'
121,470J
8.15
20
1.59
1.52
3. 63
87,389!
86, 355!
20, 294j
14,130
9,495)
2.561
2.53
0.60
0.421
0.281
235
236
237
238
239
Oshkosh, W i s . . .
Pensacola, F l a
Lewiston, M e . . .
Green Bay, W i s .
Columbus, Ga—
944, 819 \ 28. 47
517,377! 15.63|
588,824 17.
885,906! 27. 25]
739, 038; 22. 74J
52, 475
32, 915
54, 234
51,426
71,618
1.58
0.99
1.66
1.58
2.20
173,537 5.23
116, 594 3.52
133,401 4.07
151,168 4.65
163, 097 5.02
57,i
46,3991
27,774
36, 51l|
106, 701
1.74
1.40)
0.85
1.12
3.28
240
241
242
243
244
Petersburg, Va
Watertown, N . Y
E a s t Cleveland, Ohio..
P h o e n i x , Ariz
Sheboygan, Wis
671, 441 • 20.701
787,720! 24.30
1,063,1661 33.27
1.040, 275 32. 69|
761,982 23,
103, 528
62,309
68, 705
71,331
48, 086
3.19
1.92
2.15
2.24
1.51
158,811
128,021 (
114, 338)
149,894J
164, 0151
4.901
3.95
3. 58
4.71
5.16|
73,156
52,1431
92,615
105,2091
39,498!
2.26J
1.61
2.90!
3.31
1.24
245
246
247
248
249
M o l i n e , 111—.
Waltham, M a s s . . .
Anderson, Ind
Revere, Mass
Cumberland, Md..
726,8901
956,985!
519,621
1, 018, 7671
525, 675
22.901
30.161
16. 43!
32. 29!
16. 87
56, 583
66, 230
17,936
89, 043
42, 705
1.78!
2.09
0. 57
2.82
1.37
113, 6181
162, 971
107, 399j
172,831
86, 010]
3. 58!
5.141
3.40|
5.48
2. 76j
44,970
95,477!
28,4871
69,7831
55,1361
1.42|
3.01
0.90)
2.21
1. 77j
250
251
252
253
Newport, R. I
Newburgh, N . Y .
M u s k o g e e , Okla._
Cranston, R. I —
1, 063, 635
784,951
796,1071
498, 929
34. 25l
25. 30
25.
16.13|
61,479
49,436
51, 076
44,934
1.98
1.59
1.65
1.45
247, 670
93, 242|
157,979
68,709|
7.98
3.01
5.101
2.22
119,433
61,3291
36,714|
7,0871
3.85!
1.
1.19!
0.23
254
255
256
257
M o n t c l a i r , N . J_.
W a r r e n , Ohio
L a Crosse, W i s . .
Clifton, N . J
1,333, 771
768,747
851,437j
576, 784]
43. 48
25.19
27. 99|
19.
71,911
41,279
46,929
36, 503
2.34
1.35
1.54
1.2]
212, 274 6. 92
137,971 4.52
154,800! 5.09
2.97
98,612
33,005!
24,080
25, 577
3.21
1.
0.79
0.85
258
259
260
261
L y n c h b u r g , Va
F o r t S m i t h , Ark
_.
Colorado Springs, C o l o .
Steubenville, Ohio
753, 590j
541, 884
933,307
571,415
24. 93!
17. 981
31. 00|
18. 99
69,437
23,708
58,610
41,866
2.30
0.79
1.95
1.39
167, 904
118,911
139, 599|
86, 373
67. 964
36, 276
46, 032
25,95l!
2.25
1.20
1.53
0.
225 D a n v i l l e , 111
226 I W i l m i n g t o n , N . C .
227 I Ogden, U t a h
228 ! M i a m i , F l a
229 Orange, N J
1 Less t h a n one-half of 1 cent.
5.56J
3.95
4.64)
2.87'
GENERAL
209
TABLES.
' G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S — - T O T A L AND P E R C A P I T A : 1 9 2 2 — C o n t i n u e d ,
assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 40.J
HIGHWAYS.
CHARITIES, H O S PITALS, AND
CORRECTIONS.
Per
capita.
Total.
Per
capita.
Total.
EDUCATION.
RECREATION.
Total.
MISCELLANE-
Per
capita.
Total.
s-j
X5
Libraries.
Schools.
Per
capita.
Total,
Per
capita.
Total.
Per
capita.
S
5
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION" OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
$69,013 $1. 82
117, 586 3.11
177,566 4.72
43,490 1.161
71, 544 1.92
|
$100 (1)
81,9371
49, 599 $2.16
250 1.32
43, 220 0.01
1.16
24, 557 0.66
101, 003 2.74
9,863 0.27
71,341 1.95
63,843 1.77
$687, 617 $18.12
396,471 10.47
462,426 12. 29
423,156 11.31
396, 017 10.61
$25,578
18,103
20,000
14,318
0.67
0.48
0.53
0.38
368, 653 9.98
367,027 9.97
350, 214 9.53
429,998 11.78
320, 046 8.85
4,869
13, 880
12, 679
7,000
0.13
0.38
0.35
0.19
2,226
37,416
11,929
17,362
13,278
0.06
1.02
0.32
0.48
0.37
13,397
450
8,686
17,110
11, 268
0.37
0.01
0.24
0.49
0.32
23,152
1. 536
5,968
5, 899
16,450
$15,921 $0.42
18,259 0.48
33,171 0.88
19, 597 0.52
13,970 0.37
$7,473 $0.,20
11, 571 0.31
19,410 0.52
18,176 0.49
26, 961 0.72
210
211
212
213
214
10, 731
18,004
18, 506
19,479
3,642
0.29
0.49
0.50
0.53
0.10
215
216
217
218
219
0.64
0.04
0.17
0.17
0.47
7,384
8,793
7,158
22,837
14, 209
0.21
0.25
0.20
0.65
0.40
220
221
222
223
224
39, 520
82,602
41, 221
127,802
75,874
1.07
2.24
1.12
3.50
2.10
48,406
74, 262
72,172
120,142
102, 260
1.35
2.09
2.04
3.42
2.91
15,809 0.44
58, 279 1.64
80,062 2.26
26, 724 0.76
349, 553 9.72
256,822 7.21
448,456 12.65
398, 406 11.33
477, 874 13.60
1
1
1
86,605
158,824
81,230
171,146
80, 498
2.49
4.58
2.34
4.99
2.35
1,203
15, 749
2,815
55, 254
38,452
0.03
0.45
0.08
1.61
1.12
268,676 7.72
248, 728 7.18
551, 223 15.91
232, 705 6.78
471, 290 13.76
9,758
2.530
9,947
1,700
0.28
0.07
0.29
0.05
11,498
2,262
18,069
22,660
13, 969
0.33
0.07
0.52
0.66
0.41
6,204
3,178
6,148
32, 430
21,984
0.18
0.09
0.18
0.94
0.64
225
226
227
228
1
I
47,168
62,055
74, 584
41, 747
55,193
1.38
1.82
2.19
1.25
1 65
12, 025 0.35
22,324 0.65
427,950 12.54
371, 602 10.90
346, 065 10.17
247, 348 7.39
272, 594 8.16
4,790
5,000
9,600
2,006
6,414
0.14
0.15
0.28
0.06
0.19
11, 957
482
212
4,785
20, 722
0.35
0.01
0.01
0.14
0.62
10, 706
18, 652
13, 328
14,738
7,345
0.31
0.55
0.39
0.44
0.22
230
231
232
233
234
111, 264
102,445
98,257
134,721
41,464
3.35
3.09
3.00
4.14
1.28
20, 545
2,404
52,754
20, 844
80, 273
0.62
0.07
1.61
0.64
2.47
450, 795 13.58
165, 769 5.01
196,158 5.99
425,628 13.09
251, 398 7.74
22,471 0.68
31,121
37, 550
3,795
31,053
11, 349
0.94
1.13
0.12
0.96
0.25
24,973
13, 301
14,630
17,651
6,648
0.75
0.04
0.45
0.54
0.20
235
j
|
J
1
j
73, 582
112,873
68,108
101,557
122,951
2.27
3.48
2.13
3.19
3.87
27,967; 0.86
78,918! 2.43
1,470 0.05
12,339; 0.39
22,112, 0. 70
223,843 6.90
313,678 9.68
707, 585 22.14
559,956 17.60
311,945 9.82
10, 554
14, 245
9.301
21, 732
21,048
0.33
0.44
0.29
0.68
0.66
13,537
1,044
3,180
23,930
0.42
0.03
0.10
0.75
240
241
242
243
244
77, 878
145,807
24,733
152, 373
32,478
2.45
4.59
0.78
4.83
1.04
59, 202 1.86
40, 271 1.27
593 0.02
24, 059 0.76
149 0)
342,109 10.78
302, 775 9.54
318,162 10.06
448, 353 14.21
298, 015 9.57
13, 084
26, 552
10,143
6,838
0.41
0.84
0.32
0.22
15,885
52, 582
7,563
21,775
1,697
0.50
1.66
0.24
0.69
0.05
3, 561
64, 320
4,605
33, 712
9,485
0.11
2.03
0.15
1.07
0.30
245
246
247
248
249
192,413
119, 294
56, 684
56,723
6.20
3.85
1.83
1.83 1
67,926
86, 848
30,800
8,983
2.19
2.80
0.99
0.29
326, 208 10.50
326, 223 10.52
413, 36S 13.35
302,411 9.78
8,857
5,580
13, 726
5, 500
0.29
0.18
0.44
0.18
25, 546
21, 873
34, 224
350
0.82
0.71
1.11
0.01
14,103
21,126
1,536
4,232
0.45
0.68
0.05
0.14
250
251
252
253
164,129
43,763 |
122, 507
52,097 ;
5.35
1.43|
4.03
1.72
9,807 0.32
8,798 0.29
3, 369i 0.11
6,028j 0.20 i
23.34
15.72
13.98
11.87
24, 000
5,375
20, 933
3, 759
0.78
0.18
0.69
0.12
31, 599
14, 501
35,033
525
1.03
0.48
1.15
0.02
5,268
4,359
18, 379
3,534
0.17
0.14
0.60
0.12
254
255
256
257
73,254
25,309
78, 670
50,474
2.42
0.84
2.61
1.68
61,275 2.03
2,1251 0. 07
4, 722 i 0.161
1, l l f 0.04
83617—24t
14
i
j
1
1
|
j
1
42
C1)
716,171
479,69£
425,407
358,872
276, 832 9.16
316,07C 10.49
506,34£ 16.82
350,12* 11.64
7,821 0.24
16,904 0.52
6,490 0.20
11,996 0.37
15, 077 0.47
8,397 0.26
1
19,479 0.65
12, 859 0.43
6, 482 0.22
21,033 0.70
67,005! 2.23
63 (i)
999
936
237
238
239
15,890 0.53 258
259
19, 465 0.65 260
8,963 0.30 261
210
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
TABLE 8 . — P E R
C E N T DISTRIBUTION OF THE E X P E N S E S OF G E N E R A L
MENTS:
1922.
DEPART-
[For a list of t h e cities arranged alphabetically b y S t a t e s , w i t h t h e n u m b e r assigned t o each, see p . 13.
F o r a text discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 43.]
Protection to H e a l t h
and
person
and
sanitaproption.
erty.
General
government.
Highways.
EDUCATION.
Charities,
hospitals,
and
Libracorrec- Schools. ries.
tions.
Recreation.
Miscellaneous.
J_
20.1
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
II
III
IV
V
_.
19.8
20.3
21.6
20.3
18.3
10.3
10.3
6.2
6.2
10.3
10.4
9.3
8.7
6.3
37.7
1.2
3.3
4.0
7.9
8.8
9.4
9.2
11.2
7.7
7.6
4.3
3.6
3.2
34.0
35.1
41.9
45.5
46.3
1.2
1.2
1.4
1.4
1.3
3.5
3.5
2.9
2.6
5.4
3.0
2.7
2.1
2.4
G R O U P L — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 500,000 A N D
N e w Y o r k , N . Y_.__
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, Pa
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, Ohio
St. Louis, M o
10.1
11.9
10.8
7.4
9.5
10.2
19.5
20.3 j
21.0 i
20.2
16.4 i
23.0
Boston, M a s s
Baltimore, M d
L o s Angeles, C a l i f Pittsburgh, Pa
San F K D c i s c o , Calif.
Buffalo, N . Y -
8.4
9.1
10.4
13.8
12.6
8.9
17.7
20.9
19.4
15.9
26.7
19.4
i
1
1
|
10.2
12.0
8.0
11.8
IO.O
8.5
13.0
13.0
6.5
11.2
5.6
10.7
i
;
j
;
,
S
!
I
!
I
!
OVER.
5.8
6.8
12.3
10.2
7.8
9.2
8.0
4.8
7.2
10.5
6.0
8.8
36.8
33.4
28.8
30.4
41.5
32.9
0.8
1.0
0.7
2.3
2.7
1.4
2.3
5.5
3.4
4.5
1.6
4.6
6.5
4.4
7.9
2.7
4.5
1.4
8.2
13.7
9.7
10.3
8.2
7.1
8.2
5.9
7.8
7.0
12.3
10.8
30.1
30.2
39.4
33 2
25.1
32.2
1.6
1.2
2.0
2.3
0.8
1.5
4.8
3.0
3.2
4.5
4.7
7.9
2.3
1.7
3.1
4.2
4.7
16
G R O U P I I — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 300,000 T O 500,000.
Milwaukee, W i s . _ .
Washington, D . C .
Newark, N . J
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio__Minneapolis, Minn
N e w Orleans, L a . _ .
13.5
11.0
10.9
6.8
9.1
12.9
8.2
7.9
5.1
7.4
11.8
13.8
8.0
13.5
10.6
6.4
6.1
2.8
33.4
31.2
35.8
41.4
37.5
33.4
0.2
0.7
1.0
1.3
2.2
0.7
5.9
4.8
2.6
1.1
4.6
1.9
3.4
2.8
3.1
6.3
2.0
2.3
Kansas City, M o . . .
Indianapolis, I n d . .
Seattle, W a s h .
Rochester, N . Y
Jersey C i t y , N . J —
5.2
6.6
9.0
14.0
14.8
12.4
10.3
9.8
6.8
6.3
9.9
5.3
3.8
6.0
5.8
33.9
38.1
35.9
39.6
26.7
1.3
2.1
1.9
1.1
1.0
3.3
4.5
2.1
3.9
2.7
1.0
3.1
3.0
2.3
3.3
G R O U P I I I — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 100,000 T O 300,000.
P o r t l a n d , Oreg
D e n v e r , Colo
Toledo, Ohio
Columbus, O h i o . . .
Providence, R . I__.
St. P a u l , M i n n
Louisville, K y
O a k l a n d , Calif
Atlanta, Ga
A k r o n , Ohio
5.6 j
25.2
15.9
23.0
20.2
24.6
7.4
5.2
7.6
10.3
11.0
8.0
10.7
7.4
3.5
12.7
1.1
5.5
3.7
1.6
3.7
47.2
38.8
44.5
49.8
36.1
1.6
1.4
0.7
0.5
4.0
6.0
2.5
1.2
3.0
2.4
5.7
2.4
5.3
2.8
5.7
4.8
4.9
6.2
24.9
22.8
21.6
21.1
15.9
6.8
10.5
5.7
12.0
8.4
11.3
8.0
7.7
8.7
6.2
3.9
9.8
0.4
7.9
4.7
36.6
36.8
51.9
37.5
55.5
2.8
1.9
2.2
1.3
0.6
4.3
2.8
4.4
3.6
0.2
2.9
1.6
1.3
3.0
2.1
4.1 I
5.9 !
7.2 !
21.5
24.2
19.8
21.5
25.9
8.3
7.7
8.8
12.8
14.1
7.1
8.7
10.9
10.6
7.6
0.3
1.6
10.6
8.0
4.8
51.5
43.8
37.6
32.4
37.6
1.4
1.4
1.9
1.3
2.9
3.4
2.4
2.6
1.7
1.9
3.4
3.7
4.8
1.1
5.3
4.8
4.1
7.1 !
24.0
26.1
21.8
26.0
19.3
10.8
5.9
11.7
10.2
8.7
18.8
5.6
9.5
9.8
7.0
2.1
4.3
3.2
6.4
4.4
33.3
43.5
44.3
33.8
45.2
0.8
1.9
0.6
1.4
2.6
3.4
4.9
3.5
7.6
1.8
0.5
2.4
0.5
0.8
4.7 |
10.5
7.5 !
7.3 |
!
!
I
!
I
Omaha, Nebr
Birmingham, Ala..
Worcester, M a s s . . .
Syracuse, N . Y
Richmond, Va
San A n t o n i o , Tex_.
New Haven, Conn
Dallas, T e x
Memphis, Tenn_„
Dayton, Ohio.-
5.3 I
6.o;
211
GENERAL TABLES.
TABLE 8 . - P E R C E N T DISTRIBUTION OF THE EXPENSES OF GENERAL
MENTS: 1922—Continued.
DEPART-
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13
For a text discussion of this table, see p . 43.]
General
government.
Protection to JHealth
person j and
and I sanitaprop- I tion.
erty.
Highways.
EDUCATION.
Charities,
hospitals,
and
Libracorrec- Schools. ries.
tions.
Recreation.
GROUP IIL—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000— Continued.
11.2
10.6
10.6
5.5'
24.1
21.0
21.5
21.0
21.5
5.4
5.3
4.3
6.4
5.1
20.7
24.0
19.2
18.2
21.2
10.1
4.4
7.1
5.4
7.8
22.6
29.9
12.7
25.0
19.8
12.4
14.7
7.4
8.0
5.9
5.5
5.4
29.6
24.6
24.6
19.9
21.6
Fort Worth, Tex._
Cambridge, Mass.
Reading, Pa
_
Erie, Pa
8.3
5.6
5.2
7.5
22.8
19.7
13.8
21.7
14.7 i
12.
Flint, Mich
Yonkers, N . Y__
Spokane, Wash.
Duluth, M i n n . .
5.3
8.1
4.5
7.0
19.3
17.7
17.3
19.5
9.4
12.6
9.0
5.1
Lynn, Mass
Elizabeth, N . J .
Utica, N . Y
Tacoma, Wash..
4.9
7.0
7.6
6.6
20.5
27.6
18.0
20.6
10.2
16.2
12.9
5.7
Bridgeport, Conn
Houston, Tex
Hartford, Conn
Grand Rapids, Mich..
Scranton, Pa
Springfield, Mass
Paterson, N . J._
Des Moines, Iowa
Youngstown, Ohio
New Bedford, Mass
6.9
5.0
7.7
5.1
_.|
i
I
j
Trenton, N . J . .
_.|
Norfolk, Va._
|
Salt Lake City, U t a h . . .(j
Camden, N. J
Fall River, Mass
i
Nashville, Tenn
Albany, N . Y
Wilmington, Del
Lowell, Mass
Kansas City, Kans
l
\
!
10.0
7.5
9.5
9.4
5.9
4.1
16.1
6.7
7.2
4.3
9.3
12.4
8.7
5.5
9.7
9.1
5.5
10.6
4.7
9.7
10.3
7.7
11.5
13.5
18.2
12.2
2.5
3.6
2.2
30.3
42.9
40.7
51.6
45.6
2.1
1.1
0.8
2.4
0.8
2.7
2.8
5.5
4.1
2.4
3.3
2.8
1.7
3.2
8.1
39.1
45.8
52.9
57.3
33.1
2.6
1.5
1.4
1.8
1.5
5.7
2.3
2.7
1.1
3.1
1.9
3.9
0.4
3.0
10.3
43.5
29.8
53.1
41.8
34.9
1.4
0.7
1.4
0.9
1.6
2.3
1.8
4.9
LO
2.2
6.2
5.9
1.0
5.7
0.5
31.0
31.8
41.6
33.6
54.0
1.2
0.9
1.1
0.7
1.3
5.2
3.5
3.0
3.0
3.0
8.8
9.1
10.7
11.4
12.0
10.4
15.8
9.5
12.3
8.7
8.0
10.6
1.0
6.4
38.7
31.7
53.3
48.2
0.8
1.4
1.1
1.2
5.0
4.1
3.1
1.1
10.4
7.5
10.2
7.8
10.3
8.1
7.0
11.2
7.7
6.0
1.4
0.6
44.6
44.3
51.0
53.9
0.7
0.5
1.8
1.6
2.5
1.5
3.6
2.5
6.7
3.6
6.0
1.0
34.3
32.6
40.9
47.1
1.6
1.5
2.2
1.9
3.7
2.0
2.8
4.3
7.7
4.8
7.1
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000.
11.0
7.8
8.1
8.5
10.2
2.3
2.8
1.5
4.6
5.3
39.9
39.6
54.1
45.1
35.1
1.2
2.6
1.0
1.3
1.3
2.8
4.0
3.5
3.2
2.1
7.5
17.6 i
6.6 i
4.7
5.7 I
7.7
7.4
7.3
4.6
3.6
1.3
6.4
0.1
1.5
54.5
41.8
50.1
56.7
51.6
0.8
0.7
2.8
0.6
3.6
0.8
1.7
3.8
1.1
5.2
16.9 i
10.0 ;
6.6 I
14.0 I
11.3
13.3
27.5
3.9
8.9
3.5
0.1
9.6
1.7
0.2
22.1
45.1
27.5
48.0
45.3
1.8
1.2
1.1
1.3
2.2
2.6
L9
1.2
3.6
9.0
47.3
1.2
1.6
28.4
0.5
51.3
2.0
46.2
()
1.7
2.0
44.1
for only 11 months.
1.7
1.8
2.9
6.3
4.3
Jacksonville, Fla
Somerville, Mass
Oklahoma City, Okla...
Waterbury, Conn
Lawrence, Mass
8.0
4.8
5.7
6.8
4.5
21.4
19.2
19.7
24.«
21.8
11.9
13.1
5.9
4.7
14.3
Canton, Ohio..
Schenectady, N . Y..
Fort Wayne, Ind
Tulsa, Okla_
Evansville, Ind
7.8
5.8
3.9
3.8
15.3
16.0
24.5
19.3
23.4
8.7
7.9
4.7
6.9
6.9
28.7
13.7
21.0
18.3
17.1
Savannah, Ga
Allentown, Pa.—
Knoxville, Tenn..
El Paso, Texi..._
San Diego, Calif..
10.5
I
23.8
8.3
4.8 i
8.2
23.9
24.7 I
11.4
12.3
13.5
9.9
19.0
3.6
28.1
i2 The figures for this city cover the transactions
Less than one-twentieth of 1 per cent.
Bayonne, N. J
Manchester, N. H..
Harrisburg, Pa
Peoria, 111
St. Joseph, Mo
6.0
7.0
4.5
5.0
6.7
2.9
3.7
0.3
2
212
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
TABLE 8 . — P E R C E N T DISTRIBUTION OF THE E X P E N S E S OP GENERAL
MENTS: 1922—Continued.
DEPART-
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13.
For a text discussion of this table, see p . 43.]
General
government.
Protec-i
tion to Health
and
Highperson
and
sanita- ways.
proption
I
erty.
EDUCATION.
Charities,
hospitals,
and
Libracorrec- Schools. ries.
tions.
Recreation.
GROUP I V — C I T I E S HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued.
Wichita, Kans
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Sioux City, Iowa
South Bend, Ind
Portland, Me
4.9
6.4
3.8
4.1
4.8
16.6
20.4
16.0
21.1
22.1
Troy, N.Y
Binghamton, N . Y.._.
Rockford, 111
Charleston, S. C
Little Rock, Ark
7.4
5.4
2.8
4.5
9.5
22.4
18.2
16.8
31.8
21.7
11.1
Johnstown, Pa
East St. Louis, 111
Sacramento, Calif
Brockton, Mass
_.
Hoboken, N. J
6.7
8.5
5.6
6.4
8.1
17.5
21.7
18.3
20.3
29.9
4.5
3.4
Terre Haute, Ind
Saginaw, Mich
Pawtucket, R. I
Passaic, N . J
Gary, Ind
Springfield, Ohio
Altoona, Pa
Long Beach, Calif
Chester, Pa
Mobile, Ala.
Racine, Wis
New Britain, Conn..
Lansing, Mich
Holyoke, Mass
Springfield, 111
Chattanooga,. T e n n . .
Berkeley, Calif
Davenport, Iowa
Hamtramck, Mich...
Bethlehem, Pa_
_
Covington, K y .
Lincoln, Nebr
Portsmouth, Va
Haverhill, Mass
Wheeling, W. Va
Niagara Falls, N. Y_ _
Highland Park, Mich
Macon, Ga
r__
Huntington, W. V a . .
East Orange, N . J
Lancaster, Pa
Roanoke, Va
Tampa, Fla
Augusta, Ga
Cicero, 111
Jackson, Mich
Winston-Salem, N. C
Fresno, Calif
Topeka, Kans
Atlantic City, N . J._
Quincy, Mass
Pasadena, Calif
Kalamazoo, Mich
Maiden, Mass
2.9
9.1
8.4
6.1
7.4
7.2
5.5
7.1 i
6.8
23.1
19.7
20.2
21.5
23.6
14.0
17.7
15.5
16.7
25.8
15.0
17.5
18.9
22.0
17.7
28.0
15.6
16.7
31.9
10.8
24.3
12.7
22.3
18.3
25.8
16.6
15.6
27.0
17.5
20.3
17.1
24.4
18.4
21.2
21.4
15.1
19.9
23.2
17.9
30.5
17.6
14.0
19.4
18.1
7.0 j
5.6 I
6.3 !
6.2 !
5.7 I
7.9
6.1 I
4.1 I
7.1 j
4.3
10.8 |
9.1
4.7
9.9 |
5.1 :
7.5 I
8.5 j
4.6
7.4
5.6
5.9 !
5.6 i
10.3
5.9
5.3
6.9
4.5
5.5
4.1
7.2
7.0
5.8
5.5
5.0
2
4.9
10.5
5.0
4.1
4.6
6.8
5.4
12.9
5.6
6.8
8.2
1.9
0.1
0.5
10.8
5.9
18.8
9.8
9.0
2.0
* 6.1
0
10.7
14.0
0.5
0.1
0.4
8.0
2.0
54.6
48.2
47.0
38.7
40.9
59.9
49.4
42.4
47.9
49.5
47.9
53.2
49.6
53.9
35.7
52.5
48.9
42.5
38.1
53.7
34.1
57.5
52.7
42.7
54.3
31.2
60.9
38.0
35.0
46.7
44.1
46.4
30.8
63.4
46.9
53.0
38.3
40.0
35.9
47.6
47.2
38.0
56.2
55.5
32.3
36.8
59.1
54.0
37.0
0.8
3.6
2.7
3.2
15.0
10.6
(21.3
)
8.1
6.8
4.9
10.8
11.6
7.6
8.3
9.3
3.8
5.6
5.4
4.2
9.9
5.4
14.9
8.2
10.5
12.4
6.5
3.7
7.4
6.0
8.6
1.4
3.6
2.9
6.5
4.6
8.9
0.3
10.4
1.3
12.8
(21.0
)
14.9
17.4
8.5
7.3
0.1
1.0
0.3
2.4
9.3
9.8
11.4
12.3
15.2
10.1
"8.8
13.5
5.0
12.4
6.3
18.2
8.9
12.3
6.5
12.9
4.9
9.3
11.2
6.0
12.1
5.3
13.6
5.1
10.4
13.6
I.I
1.3
3.3
12.7
10.9
15.2
10.7
0.4
1.0
2.1
(2) 1
11.6
1.9
4.0
7.4
8.5
6.0
3.0
6.2
2.3
1.6
0.8
8.2
7.4
0.3
9.6
11.9
0.9
57.7
54.0
36.5
34.0
42.6
54.7
26.1
50.0
14.3
9.1
5.2
9.0
3.3
15.3
12.3
57.3
49.4
4.9
6.3
8.8
3.9
6.9
14.1
10.3
10.5
10.9
8.2
6.6
7.7
5.8
3.8
8.4
8.9
5.3
6.7
15.1
11.8
10.9
5.1
7.4
1.6
12.1
10.9
1.7
1.3
0.3
3.6
6.4
17.4
(2)
13.9
13.6
0.1
0.3
2.7
7.8
1.0
2.3
3.8
Less than one-twentieth of 1 per cent.
5.9
2.6
3.1
0.9 |
1.8
0.8
2.9
3.4
0.4
1.8
5.4
4.9
1.3
2.6
1.6
1.1
1.9 I
1.1
1.6
1.4
2.5
0.7
2.8 1
0.1
0.1 |
2.5
1.8
1.3
1.8
1.8
1.5
2.6
1.7
0.3
2.3
1.4
1.7
1.1
3.6
1.9
0.7
5.4
1.3
2.1
4.7
1.8
2.8
2.3
5.8
2.4
3.1
4.5
0.1 !
1.2
1.7 1
0.2
1.9
1.1
0.8
1.3
0.3
0.8
2.7
0.4
1.4
1.4
(2)
0.8
1.6
0.8
0.9
0.7
1.5
2.7
2.5
2.5
1
2.3
4.3
0.5
2.7
0.7
1.4
1.9
1.9
0.6
2.2
0.9
1.3
1.1
1.6
0.2
2.2
1.8
3.7
5.9
3.1
2.7
6.0
1.5
4.8
213
GENERAL TABLES.
TABLE
8.
-PER
C E N T D I S T R I B U T I O N O F T H E E X P E N S E S OF G E N E R A L
MENTS:
DEPART-
1922—Continued.
[For a list of t h e cities a r r a n g e d a l p h a b e t i c a l l y b y States, w i t h t h e n u m b e r assigned to each, see p . 13..
F o r a text discussion of this t a b l e , see p . 43.]
General
government.
Protec-j
tion t o H e a l t h
and
person
a n d . sanitaproption.
erty.
Highways.
EDUCATION.
Charities,
hospitals,
and
Libracorrec- Schools. ries.
tions.
G R O U P V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 30,000 T O 50,000.
155 I ' C h a r l o t t e , N . C._
156 |L a k e w o o d , O h i o .
157 ;Y o r k , P a
158 B a y C i t y , M i c h . .
159 'Shreveport, L a -
6.7
5.9
7.3
7.0
6.8
19.6
11.9
11.8
21.5
26.3
14.0
6.8
8.1
3.9
14.3
160 'Cedar R a p i d s , I o w a . .
161 'M c K e e s p o r t , P a
162 •N e w t o n , M a s s
163: E l m i r a , N . Y
164 : N e w Castle, P a
4.3
6.1
5.6
12.4
15.6
15.1
16.3
14.4
7.6
6.9
8.8
4.6
7.4
165
166
167
168
169
|
|
I
i
'
D e c a t u r , 111
Chelsea, M a s s . .
Wichita, Ivans..
Galveston, T e x . .
Oak Park, 111...
3.9
5.8
6.0
4.0
4.5
13.6
19.9
21.9
21.8
10.1
3.0
7.1
7.6
12.0
6.4
170
171
172
173
174
;
!
j
i
'
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y .
Woonsocket, R . I
Kenosha, W i s
Hammond, Ind
M o n t g o m e r y , Ala
5.4
8.1
13.6
30.5
16.2
19.6
25.7
7.2
8.4
8.7
5.6
10.9
176
177
178
179
Pittsfield, M a s s
Perth Amboy, N . J .
Beaumont, Tex
L i m a , Ohio
Stockton, Calif
6.5
8.0
7.2
18.0
19.2
23.8
16.7
16.5
7.3
7.9
9.5
4.1
8.9
180
181
182
183
184
P u e b l o , Colo
Medford, M a s s
Lexington, K y
Charleston, W . Va_.
Salem, M a s s
5.8
7.3
8.2
8.5
6.1
18.6
19.4
26.8
22.0
17.5
3.9
9.9
10.7
4.9
11.4
185
186
187
188
189
Butte, Mont
Everett, Mass
Fitchburg, Mass
Madison, Wis
West Hoboken, N . J .
5.9
5.1
5.6
7.4
17.7
19.8
17.5
15.0
27.6
12.1
7.6
9.4
11.3
8.5
190
191
192
193
194
San Jose, Calif
H a m i l t o n , Ohio
Springfield, M o
E a s t Chicago, I n d . .
Brookline, M a s s . . .
3.9
9.6
5.9
7.1
6.9
16.8
18.9
21.4
22.5
20.8
5.5
3.6
4.7
8.7
13.0
197
198
199
E v a n s t o n , 111
Jamestown, N . Y .
Waco, Tex
Superior, W i s
Lorain, Ohio
7.6
3.8
6.2
8.7
17.5
15.6
21.9
23.7
23.0
9.0
5.6
7.0
4.4
6.8
200
201
202
203
204
Muskegon, Mich..
Joliet, 111
Dubuque, Iowa...
Muncie, I n d
C o l u m b i a , S. C . . .
5.2
7.0
4.7
4.2
14.1
18.0
20.5
16.1
20. 3
8.3
7.1
6.6
4.4
13.8
205
206
207
208
209
Chicopee, M a s s
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h . .
N e w Rochelle, N . Y .
Pontiac, Mich
Aurora, 111
6.0
6.1
7.1
6.8
8.4
21.2
19.8
17.7
13.8
16.9
7.9
6.5
11.3
6.8
19. 3 1
2
Less t h a n one-twentieth of 1 p e r cent.
63.1
34.5
46.8
27.7
60.0
2.4
214
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES.
TABLE
8.
- P E R C E N T D I S T R I B U T I O N OF T H E E X P E N S E S O F G E N E R A L
MENTS:
DEPART-
1922—Continued.
[For a list of t h e cities a r r a n g e d a l p h a b e t i c a l l y b y S t a t e s , w i t h t h e n u m b e r assigned t o each, see p . 13.
F o r a text discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 43.]
General
government.
Protection t o H e a l t h
person
and
and
sanitaproption.
erty.
Highways.
EDUCATION.
Charities,
hospitals,
and
Libracorrec- Schools. ries.
tions.
Recreation.
G R O U P V — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 30,000 T O 50,000—Continued.
Waterloo, Iowa
Taunton, Mass
Stamford, C o n n
Council Bluffs, Iowa_.
Williamsport, P a
5.3
6.1
7.2
5.4
7.5
14.2
22.5
19.3
17.1
14.0
3.7
7.3
11.3
3.2
4.4
6.6
11.7
14.5
6.2
9.6
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
Poughkeepsie, N . Y_.
R o c k Island, 111
Auburn, N . Y
Austin, Tex
6.5
7.1
3.9
7.5
7.4
14.9
11.8
17.7
17.2
16.0
5.8
10.1
8.1
11.6
7.4
6.4
9.5
6.5
12.1
11.0
59.6
42.0
55.5
40.7
46.4
Q u i n c y , 111
Newport News, Va
Meriden, C o n n . . .
Easton, P a
N e w B r u n s w i c k , N . J_.
8.1
13.3
8.6
11.4
7.8
22.8
22.1
16.3
9.0
21.9
5.0
13.2
4.1
9.5
8.2
15.3
10.0
49.0
33.0
51.2
50.7
46.6
1.9 i
0.1 |
1.0
2.2 |
1.1
D a n v i l l e , 111
W i l m i n g t o n , N . C_
Ogden, U t a h
Miami, Fla
Orange, N . J
4.5
6.3
5.9
16.0
22.6
20.8
14.4
22.6
18.6
7.7
8.4
4.6
15.8
8.1
14.7
23.7
9.1
15.1
8.5
45.7
37.2
61.8
20.5
50.1 1
1.7
0.4
1.1
W e s t N e w Y o r k , N . J_.
Amsterdam, N . Y
Hazleton, P a
Norristown, P a
--.
Kokomo, Ind
6.2
6.5
8.8
6.5
5.1
29.7
15.1
9.5
12.7
23.4
9.3
12.0
3.6
3.5
1.8
5.0
8.6
13.1
10.4
10.6
45.6 1
0.5
0.7
1.7
0.5
1.2
Oshkosh, W i s
Pensacola, F l a . _ Lewiston, M e
Green B a y , W i s . .
Columbus, G a . . .
5.6
6.4
9.2
5.8
9.7
18.4
22.5
22.7
17.1
22.1
6.1
9.0
4.7
4.1
14.4
11.8
19.8
16.7
15.2
5.6
io!o
47.7
32.0
33.3
48.0 '
34.0
15.4
7.9
6.5
23.7
16.3
10.8
14.4
21.5
10.9
6.6
8.7
10.1
5.2
11.0
14.3
6.4
9.8
16.1
4.2
10.0
0.1 1
1.2
2.9
33.3
39.8
66.6
53.8
40.9
Petersburg, Va
Watertown, N . Y
E a s t Cleveland, O h i o .
Phoenix, Ariz
Sheboygan, W i s
M o l i n e , 111
Waltham, Mass...
Anderson, I n d
Revere, Mass
Cumberland, Md_
3.5
8.7
8.1
15.6
17.0
20.7
17.0
16.4
6.2
10.0
5.5
6.8
10.5
10.7
15.2
4.8
15.0
6.2
Newport, R. I
N e w b u r g h , N . Y_.
M u s k o g e e , Okla__.
Cranston, R. I —
5.8
6.3
6.4
9.0
23.3
11.9
19.8
13.8
11.2
7.8 |
4.6 !
1.4 j
18.1
15.2
7.1
11.4
Montclair, N . J .
Warren, O h i o . - .
L a Crosse, W i s . .
Clifton, N . J
5.4
5.4
5.5
6.3
15.9
17.9
18.2
, 15.6
7.4 I
4.3 !
' 2.8 i
. 4.4 j
Lynchburg, Va
Fort Smith, Ark
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Steubenville, Ohio
9.2
4.4
6.3
7.3
22.3
21.9
15.0
15.1
9.0 I
6.7 I
2
4.9 I
4.5
51.4 1
60.9
61.5
52.5
8.1 1 47.1
0.1 1
2.4
1.3
1.9
0.9
1.5
1.4 !
1.1 |
1.8
2.8
2.0
0.7
4.2 !
0.1
2.4
2
31.6
61.2
44.0
56.7
6.4
11.1
3.9 i
1.8
30.7
41.6
51.9
60.6
0.8
0.7
1.7
12.3 |
5.7
14.4
9.0
0.7
1.1
0.4
1.0
53.7
62.4
50.0
62.2
1.8
0.7
2.5
0.7
9.7
4.7
8.4
8.8
8.1
0.4
0.5
0.2
36.7
58.3
54.3
61.3
()
Less t h a n o n e - t w e n t i e t h of 1 per cent.
TABLE 9.—PAYMENTS
F O R OUTLAYS, BY P R I N C I P A L
D I V I S I O N S OF T H E G O V E R N M E N T A L
SERVICE:
1922.
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 44.]
Total. 1
Grand total.
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
II_._
III
IV
V
8,827, i
304,502, 248
71,442,505
114,854,557
72,884,144
55,144,405
___
General
government.
Protection
to person
and
property.
$5,367,489 $15,472, 370
2, 767, 692
419,774
665, 780
392,403
1,121,840
Health
and sanitation.
Highways.
Charities,
hospitals,
and corrections.
EDUCATION.
Recreation.*
Schools.
Libraries
82. 249, 475 ! $187, 692,409 $10, 546,519 $156,336,342 |$4,106,914
8,095,492 44, 683, 748
933, 573 9, 507, 687
3,059,850 13, 511, 948
2,006, 795 6,383, 431
1, 376, 660 8,162,661
85,329, 559
25, 212, 837
36,447,808
22,494, 408
18, 207, 797
6,951,347
1,917, 442
965, 670
446, 715
265, 345
58,494,063
20, 301,521
31, 666.884
28,677,428
17,196.446
Miscellaneous.
Public
service
enterprises.
16, 715, 566 $2,449,841 $127,890,934
1,853, 375 14, 431, 717 1, 778,447
4,135, 260
570,152
226,099
4, 009,493
646,452
158, 806
472, 411 2, 713, 729
219,785
564, 524 1, 425, 367
66, 704
80.116,808
8, 218,160
23, 721,866
9, 077,039
6, 757,061
GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER.
New York, N . Y.__
Chicago. Ill
Philadelphia, Pa. __.
Detroit, Mich
_
Cleveland, Ohio
St. Louis, Mo
Boston, Mass
Baltimore, Md
Los Angeles, Calif..
Pittsburgh, Pa.
San Francisco, Calif.
Buffalo, N . Y
1
$54, 591,702
$948.857 $1,108,194 $4,403, 738 $15,901, 293
49,972,981
24,967,863
203,972 11,191,253
26,818,604 1, 020,922
5, 850, 308
457, 209 3,906, 723
69,758,695
11, 737,926
2,305,296 18,486,153
118,375
18, 083, 632
124, 702 1,439,155 ! 4,406,328
17, 231
4, 701, 628
342,607
18, 255
787,225 ; 1,886, 352
8, 274,134
11, 587,736
31, 763, 543
11, 739,124
9, 757, 222
7,453,247
435,030
3,069
84,640
49, 757
41,363
30,193
557, 338
605,802
916,344
87,550
159, 006
1,227,472
I
59,832
1,393,930
1,514,370
818,075
169,875
513,419
!
!
!
I
I
j
2, 749, 338
2, 254, 557
4, 225, 208
7, 067,826
1,401, 655
2,280,905
$687, 983 $13,881,164
517,173
5,966, 836
921,798
2,811,073
490, 471
12, 678, Oil
2,088,815
4,934, 479
132,797
983,344
769, 713
56, 065
208,955
133,874
29, 526
914,177
2, 571,958
{, 699, 281
7, 035, 692
2, 603,258
1,511,394
1,817, 573
$88,006
284,637
404,928
257,193
287,988
65,975
149,938
80,607
74, 423
54, 014
105,666
$1, 401,831
$16,170, 636
4, 212,138
$34,121
2, 594, 988
9, 424, 271
2, 021,372
4, 739, 485 "l,~5557l20" 17,390, 665
4, 622, 017
162,454
463
225, 630
259, 443
749,415
547, 598
156, 454
9,957
84, 617
86,953
For explanation of differences between total payments in this table and total amounts for outlays reported in Table 4, see p. 34.
157,291
12,469
8,758
879
222, 226
4,870,143
17, 528,804
285, 646
6,304,893
476,889
TABLE
9 . — P A Y M E N T S FOR OUTLAYS,
BY PRINCIPAL
DIVISIONS
OF THE GOVERNMENTAL
SERVICE:
to
1922—Continued.
J- 1
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13.
General
government.
Total.*
Protection
to person
and
property.
Health
and sanitation.
Highways.
Charities,
hospitals,
and corrections.
For a text discussion of this table, see p . 44.]
EDUCATION.
Schools.
Recreation.
Miscellaneous.
$220, 676
4,851
Libraries.
Public
service
enterprises.
GROUP I I — C I T I E S HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000.
$8, 339, 630
5, 439, 707
6, 953,524
4, 685, 735
8,386,918
3,313,177
Milwaukee, Wis
Washington, D . C_.
Newark, N. J_
Cincinnati, Ohio
Minneapolis, Minn.
New Orleans, La._.
Kansas City, M o . . .
Indianapolis, I n d . . .
Seattle, Wash
Rochester, N. Y
Jersey City, N . J._.
2,973, 256
8,873, 701
9, 572, 460
8, 700, 223
4,204,174
$2,200
4,176
172,321
54,918
27, 526
68, 764
731
22, 985
46, 367
19,786
$56, 647 $2, 329,486
442, 531
128,702
1,095,299
185, 661
357,755
151, 268 1, 258, 536
112,879
925,900
52,312
47,135
55, 513
58, 560
26, 225
1,414, 486
28, 273
987,136
642, 060
$2,452, 574
1,128, 006
1, 043, 839
3, 081, 368
2,394, 745
475, 506
$357, 693
777, 798
62, 717
12, 566
64,894
$1, 702, 724
2, 068, 877
1, 554,092
984, 434
3, 239, 033
516, 214
$2,112
32,144
116,487
61,880
62, 544
15,159
$634,087
562,152
309, 639
97,994
755, 415
69, 654
537, 541
3, 035, 550
5, 509, 563
4, 304, 592
1, 249, 553
138, 769
103,906
15, 376
379
383, 344
1,532, 371
2,900,806
1,778,310
3, 027,450
997, 210
42, 630
41,279
23,964
20, 000
151,953
272,920
1,329,783
46, 079
44,090
13,447
572
$581,431
290,470
2,413,469
89,738
405, 565
1,170,339
a
301,724
25
2,091,825
211,649
661,925
S3
>
Ul
M
Ul
H
I
M
a
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000.
ui
94
*>5
97
?8
Portland, Oreg
Denver, Colo
Toledo, Ohio -_
Columbus, Ohio
Providence, R. I
9q
30
31
3?
33
St. Paul, M i n n .
Louisville, Ky
Oakland, Calif
Atlanta, Ga
Akron, Ohio
34
35
36
37
38
Omaha, Nebr
Birmingham, Ala
Worcester, Mass
*>fi
Richmond, Va
$4,673,653
2,457, 398
4, 679,426
4,116, 715
5, 630, 400
_
.
$9,080
4,137
398,000
2,451
27,698
$33, 676
64,320
26, 585
253,096
19, 274
$1,097, 708
179, 543
490,403
189,056
236,146
$1, 526, 026
891, 269
434, 784
1, 261, 111
849,311
3, 575,236
1,402,833
2,355,784
3,799,501
4,312,470 ,
10,024
1,140
6,001
3,277
37, 514
31,190
58, 594
53,446
6,412
77, 707
312,454
83, 682
492, 320
1,163,193
1, 327,175
583,878
622,120
1,078, 710
1,559,334
4,800,104
1,412,322 1
1,922,325 1
3,112,100
2,624,502 1
1,035
3,205
93,882
99,175
3,302
73, 633
66,134
281, 532
6,082
802,059
445,812
139, 595
2,128,101
1,012
62, 902
1, 290, 214
781,927
12,316
6,001
$5,361
642
3,550
7,584
42,630
132
6,577
24,068
$792,108
922,081
2, 366,044
1, 201,446
817, 776
$793
15, 667
9,823
1,055,140
94, 662
1, 268,102
1,119,312
997, 409
29, 711
27,822
19, 685
41, 879
5,940
24, 771
113,966
155,472
80, 234
1, 544, 784
1,132, 444
386, 607
630,075
810, 500
16, 029
19,806
2,610
31,914
153, 3%8
31, 973
11,144
197,164
60,195
$147,966
124, 255
455, 006
215,419
155, 343
$580
2,849
37
12, 876
601
801
3,178
$1,061,148
267, 509
492,937
984,276
3, 508,426
1,012, 593
230,137
141,327
884,515
580,182
581,353
118,493
647,124
430,972
736, 08£
o
ui
651, 769
952, 502
2,847,287
3, 228,073
1,803,435
3,031
3,229 j
8,128
612
6,308
102,251
61,580
44, 310
57,171
181,794 |
49, 515
103, 709
344, 621
300, 339
190,446
464,241
357, 966
739,129
1,156, 774
363, 553
Bridgeport, Conn
Houston, Tex
Hartford, Conn
Grand Rapids, Mich
Scranton, P a
1,022, 784
1, 286,992
1,494, 205
2,906, 752
637,290
2,559 |
2,41
8,964
20,367
104,147
15, 350
69,291
248.113
102,145
62, 391
535,891
30,105
453, 995
470,919
765, 485
832, 293
404,104
28, 520
Springfield, M a s s
Paterson, N . J
Des Moines, I o w a . . .
Youngstown, Ohio. .
N e w Bedford, M a s s . .
1, 622, 987
1, 267,835
2, 750, 354
2,825, 329
2,189, 388
254, 630
194,225
152, 569
261, 228
222,695
565,833
160,120
1, 593,419
980, 233
1,051,132
11,067
~il~865~|
4,765
6,924
32, 819
49,093
18,671
54 T r e n t o n , N . J
55 Norfolk, V a
56 f Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h
57 C a m d e n , N . J
58 Fall R i v e r , M a s s
1,154,729
5, 912, 799
1, 728,145
1, 399, 589
1, 562,404
15,060 |
12,743 j
7,392
54,996
47, 748
21, 284
5,505
44, 737
113,176
238,445
154,620
72, 661
551,008
391,545
1,011, 244
497, 910
310, 609
642,454
26,339
28, 599
59
60
61
62
63
Nashville, T e n n
Albany, N . Y
Wilmington, Del
Lowell, Mass___
Kansas City, K a n s . . _
1, 226, 230
1,122,133
1,897, 562
1, 326, 629
2, 372,490
771
062
890
794
246
208, 698
146, 297
143,110
83,142
112, 640
509, 808
374,371
446,853
396, 585
1,477,310
51, 666
64
65
66
67
Fort Worth, Tex.
Cambridge, Mass
Reading, P a
Eric, P a
19,125
79,310
687,101
359, 522
101, 062
71, 620
68
6p
70
71
72
73
74
75
39
40
41
42
43
San A n t o n i o , T e x
New Haven, Conn
Dallas, Tex
Memphis, Tenn_.
D a y t o n , Ohio
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
-
__
__
70,857
70,
103,
515,
22,
12,
1, 215,230
1,175,182
1, 037, 562
957, 305
916 j
2,131
1,544
175, 300
56, 077
96,360
381, 033
33, 572
Flint, M i c h , .
Yonkers, N , Y
Spokane, Wash
Duluth, Minn
2, 324, 317
1,855,127
919, 626
2,405, 759
2, 745
9,931
1,460
4,403
80, 946
57, 512
21, 297
13, 346
529, 020
180, 029
508, 617
277, 837
185,132
747, 449
175,953
1,131, 340
Lynn, Mass
Elizabeth, N . J
Utica, N . Y
Tacoma, Wash
534,989
890, 292
1, 778,008
1,696, 699
1,972 |
6,279
16,251
91, 992
10, 241
270, 345
203.114
296,040
178, 014
1, 060, 093
638,723
_
1
For explanation of
1,570
157, 501
213, 589
6,878
69,140
1,637
145,376
1,592
17, 953
3,535
318,428
1,000, 855
527, 531
776,295
3,529
47,125
12, 520
16,144
21,160
102, 585
82,245
255, 978
1,147, 795
98,273
84, 548
13,886
542, 514
898,339
541, 817
1, 099, 345
754, 462
14, 912
3,527
8,227
39,453
285
16,478
58,895
63,849
248,195
56,645
93,500
64,216
41,280
27, 042
24,431
~7~559"
60,495
8,983 I
5,200
100, 223
9,552
499,638
1,006,815
746, 309
702, 527
321, 705
16,083
1,051
146,011
23, 536
514, 308
271, 620
6,378
8,658
7,078
46, 581
105, 213
22,161
301,142
109, 502
209,160
1,435
381,198
470, 405
5,783
1,356
38, 327
23,764
9,535
17,812
1,153,006
368,042
40, 338
310,144
8,667
9,652
19,101
7,799
135, 881
20,166
15, 540
160,148
34,423
676, 762
376, 657
123,307
10,681
10, 938
12, 401
9,360
10, 280
14,194
3,700
12, 287
1,900
4,892
16,215
2,374
164,890
9,006
between total payments in this table and total amounts for outlays reported in Table 4, see p. 34.
5,772
15,130
30,587 j
9,176
9,300
34,298
T A B L E 9 . — P A Y M E N T S F O R O U T L A Y S , BY P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S O F T H E G O V E R N M E N T A L S E R V I C E :
1922—Continued.
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 44.]
Total.i
General
government.
Protection
to person
and
property.
Health
and sanitation.
Highways.
Charities,
hospitals,
and corrections.
EDUCATION.
Recreation.
Schools.
Miscellaneous.
Libraries,
Public
service
enterprises.
G R O U P I V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 50,000 T O 100,000.
$5,184
3,819
86,921
81,925
95,198
$79,221
18,412
46, 889
206,146
50,197
$298,^763
133,349
803,446
608,988
180, 701
65
3, 606
965
1,585
1,488
36,347
20, 788
3,443
17, 571
40,405
351, 266
197, 510
51.106
64,491
110, 857
420,377
1,076, 777
610, 231
129,466
434, 641
375,995
551,062
1,135, 962
543, 298
1,599,783
1, 233
1,839
1,109
54,286
2,123
8,640
685
8,821
22,006
159, 695
161,957
71,785
21.107
215,918
46,088
686, 589
35, 236
426,887
516,276
1,416,340
1, 274,388
931,960
151,494
225
200
5,300
188
981
1,099
45, 906
529
132,428
380
6,145
316,034
52, 223
6,633
5,200
40.192
84, 636
295, 772
192, 356
96, 200
333,250
961, 575
392, 345
430,729
29,154
34, 736
15,659
1,200
36,622
8,672
67, 760
11,639
16,075
69,304
66,163
654,390
151,863
86.193
310, 850
97,323
588, 878
172,071
489, 248
817,832
465, 237
71,685
52,824
16,320
5,337
2,921
65,615
37,097
23, 827
2,702
645
322, 368
208, 291
26, 246
600, 673
181, 295
76
77
78
79
80
Somerville, M a s s
O k l a h o m a C i t y , Okla
Waterbury, Conn._
Lawrence, Mass
$840,608
492,773
1,384,928
1,709,408
934,497
$6,471
2,323
81
8?
83
84
85
C a n t o n , Ohio
Schenectady, N . Y
F o r t W a y n e , Ind_
T u l s a , Okla
Evansville, I n d .
2,046, 622
2,455,667
1, 724,833
1,092,367 |
1, 275,582 [
86
87
88
89
90
S a v a n n a h , Ga_
Allentown, P a
Knoxville, T e n n
E l Paso, Tex.2
San Diego, Calif
91
92
93
94
95
Bayonne, N . J
Manchester, N . H
Harrisburg, P a
Peoria, 111
St. Joseph, M o
96
97
98
99
100
Wichita, Kans
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
South Bend, I n d
Portland, M e
.
101
103
103
104
105
Troy, N . Y
Binghamton, N . Y
Rockford, III
Charleston, S. C._
Little Rock, Ark
_
__
_
__
__
_
„
__.
1, 390, 382
404,548
844, 670
1,441,184
881, 246
956,671
485,400
787,441 |
1,010,105 |
268,282 1
785
1,541
241
132
$235
13, 697
31,189
8,775
$143, 622
298,299
293,736
457, 707
557,033
7,564
$45, 587
233
16, 756
21, 594
39, 871
$268, 231
37,289
101, 896
317,028
3,933
6,627
37,851
31, 720
52, 942
127, 965
158,185
190,200
174,040
157, 223
173,262
1,071,843
928,935
830,485
661,626
375,184
22, 843
7,463
11, 780
9,367
335,144
4,177
359,128
627,284
5,687
2,677
14,168
108
6,406
18,925
5,313
5,689
3,921
2,300
232, 568
95,157
407,565
145, 706
82, 249
$1,137
28, 813
1,912
11,131
4,083
10, 389
164, 521
9,190
6,856
3,118
12, 941
37,762
53,316
135, 333
62, 352
38,903
2,700
30,946
38, 507
59,403
31, 222
47,886
160
880
$10, 281
25, 684
51, 773
6,173
236, 506
68, 066
481,906
100,447
528, 219
1,022
113,503
130,498
196,173
1,127
225,928
27, 260
251,074
207,801
106
107
108
109
110
Johnstown, Pa
East St. Louis, HI.
Sacramento, Calif.
Brockton, M a s s . . .
Hoboken, N . J
1,408,839
893,666
3, 592,464
830,888
1,113,972
111
112
113
114
115
Terre Haute, Ind_.
Saginaw, Mich
Pawtucket, R. I._.
Passaic, N . J
Gary, Ind
240,328
1,613,212
640,260
695.718
1, 216,631
116
117
118
119
120
Springfield, Ohio..
Altoona, Pa
Long Beach, Calif.
Chester, Pa
Mobile, Ala
856, 641
814, 231
1, 795,084
116,095
149,197
121
122
123
124
125
Racine, Wis
New Britain, Conn..
Lansing, Mich
Holyoke, Mass
Springfield, 111
581,133
779, 025
1,874,117
646,078
1, 375,458
126
127
128
129
130
Chattanooga, Tenn_.
Berkeley, Calif
Davenport, Iowa
Hamtramck, M i c h . .
Bethlehem, Pa
590,658
747.719
240,343
814,556
1,104,122
131
132
133
134
135
Covington, Ky
Lincoln, Nebr
Portsmouth, Va._.
Haverhill, M a s s . . .
Wheeling, W. Va_.
204, 560
1,499,878
544, 250
231,565
245, 648
136
137
138
139
140
Niagara Falls, N. Y_._
Highland Park, Mich.
Macon, Ga
Huntington, W. Va
East Orange, N . J
1, 566, 650
470,240
310, 517
811,907
912, 099
141
142
143
144
145
Lancaster, Pa_
Roanoke, Va__
Tampa, Fla.__
Augusta, Ga___
Cicero, 111
102,088
601, 339
349,836
314,713
1,062,831 1
1
2
3,504
24,030
1,214
9,681
4,643
1,212
364
235
17,423
361,159
40, 781
91, 597
162, 689
2,230
244,389
571, 339
983, 810
520,856
30, 608
6,124
25, 667
10, 638
137,922
11,455
4,098
107,463
166, 629
47,178
349,994
46, 672
394, 624
141,136
219, 384
538,205
18,422
212,480
355,032
499, 811
27,941
482,106
217,084
1, 769, 946
50, 552
1,030, 785
375
275,126
44, 207
420
4,554
22, 884
56,316
110,811
7,570
15,242
11, 599
18, 204
6,224
71, 771
9,087
30, 927
27, 702
179, 384
354,474
22, 633
17,440
272,640
124,107
. 693,308
431,843
261, 701
10, 790
9,016
61, 645
16, 879
19, 794
28,827
16,447
62,971
76,487
122, 779
85, 765
31,106
565,117
361, 331
8,915
11,414
181,11.6
21,885
10,693
49,161
27, 931
273,027
172,981
87,433
126, 561
157,952
259, 998
195, 270
13,095
424, 880
534, 959
82, 477
3,803
77, 627
261, 066
16, 332
161,352
583, 637
5,073
262
1,962
102
917
72
1,090
17, 223
18,333
35,403
3, 933
4,994
15, 856
24, 053
24,040
35, 253
35, 666
213,121
29, 040
5,538
51,054
7,972
543
2,152
1,095
2,740
60,115
10,791
28, 899
12, 006
70, 665
7,304
19,834
97,409
356
1,195
759
6,474
23, 413
175,
758,
188,
146,
230,
4,800
10,244
911
4,465
293, 651
59, 662
183, 953
5,333
542,019
90, 547
23,818
745
764
250
415
922
7,689
39,893
5,366
4,757
32,879
4,510
2,592
111,487
50, 736
460,088
402.883
722, 096
52,905
127,881
2,607
5, 206
17,139
9,969
319
26, 064
115, 250
62,015
6,192
81
26, 225
49,746
43, 373
27, 541
26, 515
70, 552
381,843
93, 963
585, 259
162, 377
371, 774
322,713
38, 705
441,468
366,015
593,105
63,135
48, 566
650, 902
742
748,132
117,005
48,413
7,639
975.884
86,058
281, 687
289, 753
260,557
17,985
117,797
218,753
2, 057
300,404
280,704
125,285
28, 575
2,205
134,954
1,520
5,087
9,589
16,161
8,949
48, 760
19,455
45,028
2,690
11, 783
8,084
1,844
1,555
3,072
5,216
10, 274
665
2,028
2,361
2,657
9,526
17,433
665
361
3, 606
4,930
2,415
For explanation of differences between total payments in this table and total amounts for outlays reported in Table 4, see p. 34.
The figures for this city cover the transactions for only 11 months.
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6,719
87,996
15,402
155,558
283,130
56,287
56,982
20,878
s
in
91, 977
38, 074
6,394
6,282
37,018
204
3,736
91, 696
90,475
100,419
62,259
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T A B L E 9 . — P A Y M E N T S F O R O U T L A Y S , BY P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S O F T H E G O V E R N M E N T A L S E R V I C E :
to
to
1922—Continued.
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Total, i
General
government.
Protection
to person
and
property.
Health
and sanitation.
Highways.
Charities,
hospitals,
and corrections.
EDUCATION.
Recreation.
Schools.
Miscellaneous.
Public
service
enter-
Libraries.
GROUP IV—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued.
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
Winston-Salem, N . C
F r e s n o , Calif
Atlantic City, N . J
P a s a d e n a , Calif
_.
$395,032
1,115,727
1,084, 862
561,114
1,190, 700
$750
1,962
8,968
1, 764
875, 514
1,099, 623
1,304,029
375,215
2, 307
5, 234
462
935
$78, 926
449,663
465,829
257, 263
161, 870
$1,902
11,494
142, 611
$78,073
38, 371
152, 222
34, 066
247, 411
2,179
31, 490
18, 209
4,882
64,049
20, 235
196, 971
63.320
137,811
54,195
248,856
231, 757
13, 826
1,471
$3, 782
4,111
57, 403
$219, 605
371,186
385,057
48, 274
2,096
$3, 889
2, 222
1,435
6,751
$3,545
15,383
4, 956
432,589
513, 233
496,133
778,490
421
17,865
22, 467
10, 215
7,777
31, 780
78,309
6,087
19, 246
$8,105
233,173
$59, 621
215,120
135,987
202
98
92,464
389,887
44, 641
46,877
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M
o
155
156
157
158
159
Charlotte, N . C
York, P a
B a y City, Mich
160
161
162
163
164
McKeesport, P a
_..
Newton, Mass
__.
_. _.
Elmira, N . Y
__._ . . _ _
165
166
167
168
169
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x
170
171
172
Oak P a r k , 111
$377,466
1,614,760
321,916
1,627,528 i
1,160,715
1,026,485 ;
318, 034
619, 257
784,754 l
598,403 ;
503,591
52,089
881,758 '
83,224
703, 703
334,109 i
568,031
461,315 ,
$310
263
76,155
1,633
298
2,849
$2, 530
25, 769
41,817
8,061
172, 088
$12, 030
88,055
111,991
34, 805
139,646
$9, 541
654,045
58,424
95,111
325, 707
3,658
1,206
28,985
19,477
77,425
62,086
134, 722
33, 312
47, 520
184,529
61,037
78,307
454,967
51, 949
20,216
2,201
61,855
7,717
439, 832
13,192
10, 636
68, 264
30,426
177,236
7,941
269, 373
210
6,704
9,000
6,289
31,710
11,425
38,339
133,285
28,772
63, 515
61,057 1
156, 504
433,325
146,634
$2,390
16,195
1,868
U2
$253,258
816,055
94, 785
1,091,503
60,944
$516
2,050
642
29, 551
132,212
$500
5,525
11,604
204
90, 912
$99, 091
22, 951
o
368, 293
163,051
o
699,620
193, 705
314,188
159, 858
495, 864
7,485
12,344
39, 791
1,200
68, 212
8,383
21, 630
221
53,472
27,000
252,092
7,838
136,000
27, 240
10,200
90,464
3,300
86,818
27,937
352, 271
2,359
10,700
607
23, 318
4,490
47,733
63,514
10,058
50,750
7,144
3,066
5,913
8,329
$33,740
456
53,853
13,909
s
1,231,222
289, 581
i?3 [ H a m m o n d , I n d
174 | M o n t g o m e r y , A l a .
367
6,057
15, 515
790
1,379
797
16,050
25,001
170,547
8,295
6,418
690
577,206
2,262
1,225
18,616
15, 582
6,215
694
2,739
61,039
3,276
14, 816
2,897
57, 713
38,036
236,439
39,650
71,319
4,601
15,976
31,619
60,588
10,637
9,412
69,742
103,426
342,443
215, 673
10,300
13,292
192,481
85,620
143,170
14,274
217, 640
569, 508
56,871
271,195
68,724
7,545
3,018
2,629
4,109
19,463
72,931
47,171
24,379
44, 000
• 55,600
126,860
255, 545
9,294
179,988
333, 607
8,023
5,939
24,392
33, 645
4,540
104, 230
20,978
95, 622
25,208
34, 323
253,162
426, 573
150,340
50, 609
199, 788
2,496
10,434
196"
9,379
14,942
11,332
3,588
4,584
68, 847
89, 336
81,930
156,314
12,178
134,411
71,994
113,331
96,802
11,696
1, 551
18,228
1,915
23,522
3,297
2,670
10,951
22,479
53,360
17, 213
11,010
13,900
64, 858
43,790
107, 625
61,083
175
176
177
178
179
Pittsfleld, M a s s . - , - .
P e r t h A m b o y , N . J..
Beaumont, Tex
Lima, Ohio..
S t o c k t o n , Calif
180
181
182
183
184
Pueblo, Colo.
Medford, Mass
Lexington, K y .
C h a r l e s t o n , W . Va_.
Salem, M a s s
86,304
265,067
407, 671
747,420
93,293
185
186
187
188
189
Butte, Mont
Everett, M a s s .
Fitchburg, Mass
Madison, Wis
_.
West Hoboken, N . J.
25,832
500,395
319,125
740, 653
293,270
854
150
2,562
3,349
14,000
10, 252
30,312
190
191
192
193
194
San Jose, Calif
Hamilton, O h i o . . .
Springfield, M o
E a s t Chicago, I n d .
Brookline, M a s s — -
377,524
901,877
381.803
528,846
580, 528
1,904
53
16,927
195
196
197
198
199
E v a n s t o n , 111
J a m e s t o w n , N . Y_.
Waco, Tex
Superior, W i s
L o r a i n , Ohio
359.517
1,248,644
170.518
259,712
1,053,908
200
201
202
203
204
Muskegon, M i c h .
Joliet, 111
Dubuque, Iowa—
Muncie, Ind
C o l u m b i a , S. C—_
692,362
916,967
843,412
496,019
285,266
205
206
207
Chicopee, M a s s
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h . . .
N e w Rochelle, N . Y_.
Pontiac, Mich
A u r o r a , 111
322,400
541, 678
341,792
391,605
72, 849
Waterloo, Iowa
Taunton, Mass
Stamford, C o n n .
Council Bluffs, I o w a .
Williamsport, Pa
595, 399
231,987
443, 207
491,355
113,280
210
211
212
213
214
1
295, 299
208.802
226,893
1,050,687
1,164,617
34,205 [
33,582
15,963
26,000
466,563
210,446
1
208,492
241,769
147,722
107, 699
78, 629
317,731
315,677
552
1,779
3,331
599,996
624
i
22,728
64,323
1,400
13,237
6,965
269, 577
15,101
62,687
11,169
100, 552
135,024
95,735
1,985
694
1,660
3,798
5,350
310
15,000
12, 516
60,725
27,924
359,377
31,673
35,017
54,723
266,393
112,287
11,473
37,623
10,000
1,500
9,271
227
4,048
300
12, 642
22,045
10,963
36,421
43,300
4,876
396,317
123,228
268, 648
12,253
3,300
99,735
26,981
204,453
86,638
410,874
2,172
14,997
2,900
4,716
25,854
11,675
26,015
19,386
24,926
117,537
412, 568
127,749
21,177
507,976
7,983
635
2,056
5,160
1,350
2,511
3,550
258,304
347,887
492,785
359,324
5,673
16, 659
2,464
2,165
8,944
19,843
87,242
13,994
5,482
22,178
37
35,358
312,532
106,757
74,450
30,969
2,415
5,564
15,270
170
3,553
9,000
20,212
105
1,502
500,128
3,721
3,786
94, 649
242,426
27, 706
3,621
6,650
2,780
2,350
Q
5,674
542
20,710
3,558
797
3,199
10,935
950
120
73
11, 532
1
225,971
11,912
10,811
F o r e x p l a n a t i o n of differences between total p a y m e n t s in t h i s t a b l e a n d t o t a l a m o u n t s for o u t l a y s r e p o r t e d in T a b l e 4, see p . 34.
86,182
270
51,430
1,421
26,026
519,407
3,061
1,346
112,052
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25,087
64,114
12,807
18, 691
74,405
26,189
38,380
8,171
43,134
144,650
105,261
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9 . — P A Y M E N T S FOR OUTLAYS,
BY PRINCIPAL
DIVISIONS
OF THE GOVERNMENTAL
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 13.
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General
government.
Protection
to person
and
property.
Health
and sanitation.
Highways.
Charities,
hospitals,
and corrections.
SERVICE:
1922—Continued.
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For a text discussion of this table, see p. 44.]
EDUCATION.
Recreation.
Schools.
Miscellaneous.
Libraries.
Public
service
enterprises.
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
?,15
216
217
218
219
220
221
222
223
224
$878,863
516,311
103,851
237,885
144,242
Portsmouth, Ohio..
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
Auburn, N . Y
Austin, Tex
351,230
113,537
107,403
120,343
497,193
Meriden, Conn
225
226
227
228
229
D a n v i l l e , 111
230
231
232
233
234
West N e w York, N J
Ogden, U t a h
Miami, Fla
211,154
299,218
935,310 |
955,713
149,147
.
-
507, 930
158,687
419,624 |
167,767
719, 387 |
89,191
557,443 1
156,087
287,101 I
161,192
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
242
243
244
E a s t Cleveland, Ohio
Sheboygan, W i s . .
,
266,602
97, 226
430, 575
2,096, 226
914,826 J
$2,935
831
688
2,170
722
221
$12,855
4,803
195
659
10,368
2,666
11,589
8,966
$32,459
3,700
$1, 618
3,140
84
2,339
20,985
$544,499
75, 583
31,732
210,226
11,751
$526
36,433
5,515
9,115
$230,201
222,018
22,166
21,930
7,727
1,870
48, 512
6,467
64,387
25,167
211, 498
34, 631
81,447
30, 572
284, 762
20,157
7,684
57,542
16,694
968
52,685
194,147
460, 599
110, 266
86, 325
4,926
12,978
4,613
168,043
5,742
397, 064
193, 278
74,038
114,452
27, 753
262,997
236, 512
65,689
134,413
121, 556
54,965
64,379
4,429
2,716
4,540
4,999
20,925
51,689
4,914
9,694
1,465
11, 200
17,481
11,408
25,843
63, 880
77,031
144,496
96,057
23, 559
239,146
249
35, 260
4,732
2,000
2,554
11,103
173,379
6,850
17, 995
12,898
11,642
83,976
13,788
169,069
50,976
196, 343
785,978
449, 516
1,284
4,466
29,946
2,141
121,683
7,709
606
22, 349
9,561
175,439
289,830
407, 261
14,258
438
3,000
457
11, 550
783
71
27,403
88,353
424,438
10,021
3,524
18,874
315
4,609
33,284
5,553
5,166
6,021
906
46,089
9,846
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231, 712
11,309
50,382
43,442
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3,250
1,304
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4,441
4,585
311
1,747
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10,326
153,884
75,629
139,026
45,631
52,307
3
57,907
7,900
15,058
159,378
10,409
35,970
3,146
1,288
$2,628
21,743
"
$51,245
167,001
31,460
2,731
81,896
230
1,602
,234,281
181,432
494
126
$2,525
2,802
12,011
57,189
2,658
6,102
708,812
26,053
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946
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248
949
Revere, Mass
Cumberland, M d
136,138 | 1
414,593
945, 570
324,421
1,105, 607
950
951
959
953
Newport, R. I.
Newburgh, N . Y
M u s k o g e e , Okla
Cranston, R. I
261,055
412,128
217, 723
58,726
254
255
956
257
M o n t c l a i r , N . J __
W a r r e n , Ohio
L a Crosse, W i s
Clifton, N . J
258
259
960
961
Lynchburg, Va. _
Fort Smith, Ark
Colorado Springs, Colo
Steubenville, Ohio
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1, 561,088
1, 227,194
547,671
828,438
402, 712
127,535
1,188, 586
108, 232
150
1,320
1,248
26,301
2,897
250
1,878
4, 879
10,486
173
31, 767
171, 550
105, 435
139,494
187,876
3,216
6,520
3,008
6,085
15,941
3,350
27,873
56,555
51,076
89,816
26, 572
235,492
219, 859
62,318
119, 958
15, 952
1,803
2,727
3,390
3,517
1,547
1,670
322, 745
17,018
166, 519
525, 967
175,087
11, 085
70,055
377, 530
269,824
290, 316
388
92,643
181,017
18,081
1,076, 209
66, 051
150, 304
62,289
25, 778
4,451
24,139
625, 726
54, 922
38, 987
33, 914
117, 746
114,090
75, 560
643, 252
3,040
8,679
2,153
5,708
12, 263
7,707
20, 573
5,749
33, 565
36, 816
1,939
28, 725
30, 415
1,777
1, 229, 544
240,466
54, 026
520, 381
1,661
21,452
2,460
2,443
5,979
35,414
656
39, 969
52,628
18,319
9,617
3,807
1,363
50,188
2,392
29,836
43,104
24,009
3,012
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Grand total.
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
II
III
IV
V
Total.
Issue of debt
obligations.
Other civil
divisions.
$2, 358,972,168
$1, 377,423,148
$262, 217, 971
136,172, 770
75,436,320
20, 571, 702
16, 955, 499
13, 081,680
, 381,829, 763
322, 531, 053
325, 260, 402
182, 291,834
147, 059,116
828, 836,149
108, 757,135
211, 779,157
127, 852,382
100,198, 325
Sale of investments.
Sale of supplies.1
334
$172,773,323
25, 840, 602
10,188, 956
5, 754,172
4, 445, 913
2, 256, 691
108, 726,951
20,488,927
27,303, 447
9,811,992
6,442, 006
Private
trusts.
Refunds.
Offsets to
outlays.
$4, 011, 252
$9,907,380
$7,838,298
875,155
1, 437, 344
1,138, 817
261, 253
298, 683
5,191,525
941, 238
2,109, 721
941, 622
723, 274
2,978,043
1, 360, 583
2,092, 878
1, 006,045
400, 749
General transfers.
$476,314,462
273, 208, 568
103,920, 550
54, 510, 508
21,017,128
23,657, 708
GROUP I . - C I T I E S HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER.
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Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, Pa
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, Ohio
St. Louis, Mo
$519, 021, 487
271,162, 813
70, 834, 326
124, 903, 077
80, 794, 688
11,444,248
$424, 563, 447
110, 970, 821
45, 564, 717
98, 564, 438
19, 431,106
3,455, 680
Boston, Mass
Baltimore, Md
Los Angeles, Calif...
Pittsburgh, Pa
San Francisco, Calif.
Buffalo, N. Y
40, 932, 499
22,125, 886
103,198,100
24, 734, 319
73,116,481
39, 561, 839
20,162, 247
5, 511,198
17, 967, 091
28, 686, 277
15,100, 855
23, 718, 013
20, 651,457
" "29," 620," 292"
4,374
4, 536, 555
6,125,136
$16, 849, 696
12, 995,865
1, 583, 738
10, 005, 785
45,411,065
3, 529, 066
$15, 789, 062
1, 224, 833
288
1, 622, 657
765, 292
442,147
$30, 322, 424
38, 244,892
3, 486, 748
7,471,055
4,433, 605
884,214
$53, 930
53, 292
149, 029
39, 853
3, 965, 786
33, 610
1, 255, 807
552, 238
4, 567, 616
26,119
897,100
711, 033
844, 050
14, 841, 000
2, 023, 214
67, 030
168,856
229,699
250,961
7,229
"l8,"039"
$1, 265,529
392,152
227, 602
760, 430
826,853
36, 551
$38, 557
255,853
389, 921
76, 634
6,606
$30,177,399
107,242,401
19,715,380
5,919,935
9,620, 434
2,839,023
178,831
209, 642
754, 803
119,145
294,147
125, 840
22, 772
446,477
304,131
200, 545
756,060
480, 487
10,314, 687
2,498,693
39,155, 778
8,424,511
27, 714,899
9, 585,428
$182, 401
46, 281
69,144
62, 268
76, 581
65, 717
$58, 672
304, 881
131, 536
45, 755
90,367
33, 513
GROUP II—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000.
13
14
15
16
17
18
Milwaukee, Wis
Washington, D . C
Minneapolis, M i n n
N e w Orleans, L a
$43,656,712
5, 938, 908
51,183, 225
26,937, 250
27, 609, 427
20, 210, 596
$8, 265, 265
1, 796
18, 642,091
3, 222, 613
6, 519, 390
7, 365, 510
$6,941, 501
418,476
10, 507, 740
13,813, 609
2, 657, 755
$1. 484,
1, 887,
182,
512,
306,
127,
631
893
994
498
932
974
$6, 767, 970
101,109
8,185, 752
1,115, 292
142, 660
213, 752
$102, 453
164, 970
253, 917
247, 228
$19, 853, 819
3,013, 502
13,463,968
8,165, 215
17, 561, 825
12,156,902
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23,026,939
45,154, 452
22,652,031
37, 043, 766
Kansas City, Mo.
Indianapolis, Ind.
Seattle, W a s h . . . .
Rochester, N. Y_.
Jersey City, N. J.
7,908, 285
7,285,858
21, 970, 765
16, 235, 502
11, 340, 060
2, 074,133
3,528, 981
18,634,978
3, 594, 326
13, 264,821
1,821,981
1, 312, 778
326, 629
2,140, 722
83, 924
435,168
26,059
36, 755
44, 503
:, 419, 907
652
64,835
500. 777
102, 512
115,323
113, 785
144, 095
29,657
35, 986
371, 361
154, 882
124,963
6,119
38, 534
6, 390,844
10,539, 761
3, 415, 490
498, 690
8, 860, 534
GROUP III—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000.
24
25
26
27
28
P o r t l a n d , Oreg
D e n v e r , Colo
T o l e d o , Ohio
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
Providence, R. I
29
30
31
32
33
St. P a u l , M i n n
Louisville, K y
O a k l a n d , Calif
Atlanta, Ga
A k r o n , Ohio
34
35
36
37
38
Omaha, Nebr
Birmingham, Ala
Worcester, Mass___
Syracuse, N . Y__
Richmond, Va
39
40
41
42
43
$214,100
391, 304
378, 782
122,304
72,255
$1, 270, 603
1, 522,856
841, 302
924,350
4,805, 382
$47,042
216,699
66,192
939
$542, 465
54,785
66, 771
63, 556
17,110
$222,232
55,743
58,027
50, 095
66,878
$1,752,369
4, 734,187
1, 667,869
3,808,238
2,338, S47
6,031, 580
3,576,062
4,020,600
5,333,034
3,805,345
13,011
118, 036
404,433
3,753
120,678
699, 937
16, 400
139, 633
75,194
21, 386
31,116
64, 269
65, 233
4,784
2,700
10, 041
26,228
37,940
521, 324
2, 442,871
462,856
1,390,124
1, 296,220
7, 537, 369 [
5,613,379
14,685, 406 t
11, 495, 642
7, 231,801
6, 202,220
2,325,672
10, 274,124
9, 212,105
2,972,124
200, 317
22, 656
227,334
580,115
31,849
301,336
2, 684, 924
1, 619, 378
700
474, 334
42,049
113, 477
13, 907
13, 300
42,606
49, 493
126,162
3,153
741, 954
455,615
1, 354,714
127, 347
3,708,847
San A n t o n i o , T e x
New Haven, Conn
Dallas, Tex
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio
3,906,119
8,405,157 i
3,791, 372
9, 728,838
4,110,707
3,658,692
4,647,038
2, 796, 787
7,210,146
2,752,135
93, 540
396
9,522
12,991
6,700
250
23,108
399,969
160,000
5,600
5,826
68, 743
28, 089
26, 342
10, 798
50, 921
45, 746
19,809
89,422
24,352
96,079
3,158,755
276,098
2, 211,110
182, 774
44
45
46
47
48
Bridgeport, Conn
Houston, Tex
Hartford, Conn
Grand Rapids, Mich
Scranton, P a
2,
4,
7,
3,
275, 243
292,119
607, 504
983, 682
691,054
1, 622,061
2,084,845
1,740,954
2,147, 500
419,476
1, 335, 290
314
60, 360
60,000
177,006
2,302, 584
104,748
95,485
727
3,897
15, 307
7,952
27, 280
30, :m
4,548
5,700
126,340
186,150
25,126
36, 465
83,603
556, 789
2,891, 031
341,182
133,680
49
50
51
52
53
Springfield, M a s s . . . ._ . _
Paterson, N . J
__
Des Moines, Iowa
Youngstown', O h i o . .
. _
N e w Bedford, M a s s . .
6, 599,029
9,029, 318
2,152,098
5,468, 475
9, 243, 551
5, 309, 599
4, 279,161
1,744,093
3,416,022
8,195,859
908, 368
1, 253,162
65,400
35, 076
72, 994
126, 346
674, 578
52, 257
432,352
70,405
18,846
783,426
132,625
39,911
19, 288
8,440
17,139
11,414
79. 000
2,749, 207
253, 750
1,520,415
120, 227
54
55
56
57
58
Trenton, N . J _.
Norfolk, V a
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h
C a m d e n , N . J_
.
Fall R i v e r , M a s s
1,156, 946
17,048,718
3,907, 411
2, 923, 201
3, 700,894
1,199,067
1,097
7,812
124, 735
89,396
65,000
30,930
1
$9,852,126
10,952, 708
7, 509, 266
14, 254,890 I
17, 513,473
7, 485, 463
6,177, 455
4,929,064
7,186,631
5, 617,815
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3, 664, 403
17,328, 292
4,402, 391
4,395, 273 !
5, 504, 763 1
$5, 803, 315
2, 360, 908
4,430,323
9,285,408
9,606,275
$1,616, 226
606, 726
1,069, 787
1, 558,922
2,041
461, 371
1,044, 290
487,845
459,191
1, 274,170
1,048, 769
737, 586
353,132
241, 624
545, 300
14,750
101,771
195, 260
299, 300
18
16,091
50, 775
11,035
811
261,098
18,827
84,058
1,400
20, 564
13,877
3,844
89, 240
20, 508
2,503
191
82, 547
14, 995
82, 394
4,434
1,472
Including accounting receipts for supplies used for governmental purposes in excess of the value of those purchased, and receipts from supplies sold to the public.
751,434
34, 757
187,034
156,106
734,390
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CITY.
Issue of d e b t
obligations.
Total.
O t h e r civil
divisions.
Private
trusts.
Sale of investments.
Sale of s u p plies. 1
Refunds.
Offsets t o
outlays.
General t r a n s fers.
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued.
59
60
61
63
63
Nashville, T e n n
A l b a n y , N . Y__
Wilmington, Del
Lowell, M a s s _
Kansas City, Kans
64
65
66
67
Fort Worth, Tex
Cambridge, Mass
Reading, P a
Erie, P a
68
69
70
71
Flint, Mich
Yonkers, N . Y
Spokane, W a s h
Duluth, Minn
7?
73
74
75
Lynn, Mass
Elizabeth, N . J..'
Utica, N . Y
Tacoma, Wash
$3,224,085
3, 313, 309
6,110, 578
4,901, 534
3,102, 487
...
_ _
$1,893,365
1, 693,814
2, 591, 970
4, 267,878
2, 529,415
2, 996, 779 I
5,824,039 i
1,192,763
932, 266
1,746,049
4, 111, 146
588,058
735,807
6, 248, 516 I
12,806, 789 S
1,380, 634
1, 736,133
3, 292,723
11,157, 648
852,619
1, 407,841
4,115,037
588, 063
3, 201, 504
1,005, 587
5, 079,803
5, 394,813
4, 293, 094
2,100, 904
$710, 590
589, 798
$40,670
200
19, 681
32,367
$152,621
317,838
3,000
1,799
50,189
13, 230
13,010
32,396
30, 632
317, 711
343, 950
178, 800
1,204,214
795, 516
4,569
161,415
27,134
81,422
92, 516
9,311
402, 926
243,956
129,000
535, 521
792,918
674, 084
8,439
41,048
48, 453
40,042
101, 348
231, 365
3,063,154
. 39,951
290,954
742, 865
1,144
$24,359
6,414
37,699
9,456
16,843
$163, 606
25,650
9,680
3,572
940
$990,134
518,333
3, 468,029
9,241
470,398
18,423
61,189
30,302
11,078
18, 375
14, 781
78, 692
3,859
865, 575
587,948
296,442
84,854
3,314
11,774
77,280
49,013
10,010
89,319
66, 960
1,683
1, 501, 367
374, 552
117,784
4,000
6,474
5,095
33. 726
4,314
28,176
68,816
4,000
18,015
100,700
828,314
299,787
672, 247
$65, 674
5,681
2,567
4,501
11,079
$8, 565
10, 917
1,200
400
789
82, 603
40, 111
23,155
12,458
1,590
6,668
2,228
43,504
323,144
308, 666
36,482
$109
2,335
5,489
14,042
21, 482
2,206
GROUP IV—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
76
77
78
79
80
Jacksonville, F l a
Snmerville. M a s s
O k l a h o m a C i t y , Okla
Water bury, Conn
Lawrence, M a s s
81
8?
83
C a n t o n , Ohio
_
Schenectady, N . Y
$4,710, 596 !
2,836, 765
8,140, 823
5, 787, 531
4, 222,084
$4,313, 743
2, 385,398
3,892,175
5, 356, 111
3, 540, 738
2, 242, 488
4,462,948
1,402,564 i
1,804, 619
3,321, 688
921,338
$412, 533
334, 226
515,943
605,403
$22,179
2,876
722, 680
21,043
$39, 000
21, 712
3, 511, 695
8,890
92, 770
15,002
53, 467
375, 068
69,900
159, 038
23,146
$1,436
$270,000
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E v a n s v i l l e , Ind_
2,011,893
1,087,884
1,371,715
536,000
413,163
433,367
Savannah, Ga
A l l e n t o w n , Pa___.
Knoxville, Tenn_.
E l P a s o , Tex.2.__.
S a n Diego, Calif..
619,812
1,429,031
4, 288, 592
4,231,107
2,126,051
524,379
1,153,173
3, 599,360
2,959, 693
895, 235
8,838
14,924
Bayonne, N . J
M a n c h e s t e r , N . H_
Harrisburg, Pa
Peoria, 111
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St. Joseph, M o
5, 559,076
4,444,897
1, 217,908
1,806,977
212,189
2, 681,342
3, 524, 055
794,689
1,564,311
19,575
Wichita, Kans
100
Sioux C i t y , I o w a .
South Bend, Ind_.
Portland, Me
1,919, 020
599, 044
1, 747,779
1, 597, 943
4,257, 689
1, 842,273
509, 611
1, 655,807
1, 247,870
3,138, 714
101
102
103
104
105
Troy, N . Y
B i n g h a m t o n , N . Y_
Rockford, 111
_
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
Little Rock, A r k . . .
3,184, 249
1, 635,847
1, 613, 868
1,102, 293
4, 083,978
2,489,755
862, 770
1,430,611
866, 219
4, 023,131
106
107
108
109
110
Johnstown, Pa
E a s t S t . Louis, 111.
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif.
Brockton, M a s s . . .
Hoboken, N . J
2,187, 450
1, 560, 847
2,820, 265
3, 750, 288
5,404,178
1,809, 753
999,300
2, 055, 243
3, 324, 688 j
3,402, 579
111
112
113
114
115
Terre Haute, I n d .
Saginaw, M i c h . . .
Pawtucket, R. I.Passaic, N . J
Gary, Ind
723, 067
3, 421, 586
2, 753, 765
3,486, 723
1, 519,123
530, 000
1, 353, 421
2,160, 295
2, 002,961
860,549
116
117
118
119
120
Springfield, O h i o . . .
Altoona, P a .
L o n g Beach, Calif.
Chester, P a
M o b i l e , Ala
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1, 581,110
2, 232, 789
2,182,322
1,033, 070
418,006
1,060,318
757,436
2,019,207
739,679
413,167
121
122
123
124
125
Racine, Wis
N e w Britain, Conn..
Lansing, Mich
Holyoke, Mass
Springfield, 111
1,129,350
718, 525
3, 278,076
2, 668, 263
1,930, 050
207,262
422,418
2,405,277
2,120,870
1,807, 741
97 Wilkes-Barre, P a -
1
20, 970
541,167
1, 252,168
606, 855
1,262
37, 644
47,296
180
59,098 |
836 1
21,244
2,223
44,166
203,000
14,669
255, 689
181,903 |
132,500
145,951
30,129
1,895
36,189
1,185
75
671, 339
41, 509
314, 606
13,763
571, 676
584,880
57,159
10, 672
50, 748
44,000
20,187
158, 745
12,150
9,550
94, 694
16,305
250
2,891
3,023
39, 097
990
450, 214
352,543
934, 706
I, 640, 958
142,196
601, 425
85
158, 710
4,864
10, 715
41, 257
10, 451
10,188
537, 884
248, 846
1,842
10, 046
13, 471
174,240
21, 650
12, 500
5,037
77,150
261, 086
104, 000
25, 005
3, 544
3,146
4,959
718,891
114, 874
737, 023
377, 291
30
123,405
9,511
15, 559
75
71, 361 1
72,407
81, 842
7,965
18,075
13,257
1,906
6,648
3,335
8,722
4,513
7,942
2,208
5,303
1,991
13, 540
1,512
8,967
25,490
1,012
2,999
165
275 1
245 |
62, 377
231, 388
684, 510
1,197,494
442, 226
1, 366, 544
87, 517
257, 255
85,853
151,912
60,282
22, 518
7,263
13,959
1,160 i
10,398
20,449
241,139
7,940
5,356
5,213
2,743
347
1,817
2,083
8,064
508
15, 069
43,752
160,536
72,263
216, 518
6,084
49, 200
2,280
39, 082
8,235
3,962
6, 720
320,787
108,968
390,555
38,308
1,028, 505
14,849
6,755
19, 319
6,848
11, 785
9,216
16, 577
20,172
1,747
1,066
268, 780
203, 559
25,000
923
2,974
1,833
4,722
7,838
26,755
103, 591
116, 201
17,030 |
1,300
7,385
15, 744
38, 898
4,265
19, 998 i
2, 435
11,211
11,918
4,170
41, 650
440
116,462
325, 535
160, 681
729,839
78,501
1,820
235,441
996,325
109,688
266, 644
1,000
4, 503
897
74,136
71,842
134, 217
16, 796
5, 513
19, 784
I n c l u d i n g a c c o u n t i n g receipts for supplies used for governmental p u r p o s e s i n excess of t h e v a l u e of t h o s e purchased^ a n d receipts from s u p p l i e s sold t o t h e p u b l i c .
* T h e figures for t h i s c i t y cover t h e t r a n s a c t i o n s for only 11 m o n t h s .
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[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 46.]
NONREVENUE RECEIPTS ON ACCOUNT O F -
S
Total.
Issue of debt
obligations.
Other civil
divisions.
Private
trusts.
Sale of investments.
Sale of supplies.1
Refunds.
Offsets to
outlays.
General transfers.
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued.
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$74
38,613
Chattanooga, T e n n
Berkeley, Calif
Davenport, Iowa
Hamtramck, Mich
Bethlehem, P a
131
132
133
134
135
Covington, K y _ _
Lincoln, N e b r
Portsmouth, Va
Haverhill, M a s s .
Wheeling, W . V a
876, 551
1,885, 246
1,921, 229 I
2, 836,904
344,319
418,922
1, 778,333
1,383, 703
1, 233,946
255,008
$279, 498
136
137
138
139
140
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y
H i g h l a n d P a r k , Mich__
Macon, G a
Huntington, W . Va
E a s t Orange, N . J
4, 873,884
1, 601, 699
893,123
356,696
4,145, 881
3, 232, 292
225,000
613, 036
237,476
2,065,920
558, 707
141
142
143
144
145
Lancaster, P a
Roanoke, Va
Tampa, Fla
Augusta, G a
Cicero, 111
227, 239
2, 010,188 i
1,078, 083 i
662,836
1, 542, 737
205, 420
1,415,003
973,233
395,474
1,505,451
146
147
148
149
150
Jackson, M i c h
_
Winston-Salem, N . C
Fresno, Calif.
Topeka, Kans
Atlantic City, N . J
1,408,894
5,121,283
83, 942 |
661,244
5, 597,998
375,875
2, 798, 551
3,421
451,706
3, 569,188
151
152
153
154
Quincy, Mass
P a s a d e n a , Calif
Kalamazoo, M i c h .
Maiden, Mass
3,430, 573
1,434,014
2,542,227
2,334,875
3,028,579
1,080,880
1,006,094
1, 841,356
_ _
.
._ . .
$1,110,956
936, 721
280,444
1, 254,105
1, 456,164
$883,454
611,003
106,384
1,245,786
1,233,626
127
1?,8
129
130
$16,023
70, 000
300,186
750, 705
1,029
100,000
1,360
940
139
2,727
4,000
87,800
681, 788
1,024
37,183
2,515
1,133
40, 537
890,905
29,916
575, 548
221,998
7,196
217,350
5,750
105,609
2,900
10,000
48, 500
56, 334
9,060
96,175
687, 000
3,035
86,470
554, 729
44,283
58,104
15,209
12, 645
78,824
3,630
138,483
99,033
1,207,900
265,223
$27, 073
2,769
16, 473
242
$8, 406 !
3,332
39,458
8,319
3,276
$56,779
36, 386
316
$146, 220
247, 387
37, 213
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118,233
6,267
10, 394
11,172
8,765
11, 640
608
1,189
1,412
171, 864
2,751
524, 225
609, 644
74,944
8,748
8,472
82, 967
9,818
9,998
382, 531
5,133
18,951
11,191
4, 054
647, 227
1,143,229
172,419
98, 211
1, 208, 462
1,911
13, 375
813
8,678
1,251
5,247
11,761
571,810
15, 000
6,606
5,237
1,394
192,975
14,325
19,133
5,056
5,750
2,079
19, 343
2,100
14,405
29, 325
16, 352
1, 600, 760
72, 671
103, 549
217, 513
8,924
21,655
3,053
6,176
4,498
53,721
13,106
23,027
216,024
790, 734
130, 640
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$2, 619
30, 637
OF 30,000 TO 50,000.
$610,000
11,288
163,404
10,000
21, 382
$5,194,063
1, 617,145
635,451
3, 255, 509
2,216, 698
$2, 248,915
1,092,294
445,264
2,496,448
2,049, 386
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
McKeesport, Pa
Newton, Mass
Elmira, N. Y
New Castle, Pa
810, 242
777, 623
3,141,147
1, 616,417
1,017, 849
790,160
686,249
1,790,241
1, 271,469
932,377
165
166
167
168
169
Decatur, 111
Chelsea, Mass
Wichita Falls, Tex.
Galveston, Tex
Oak Park, 111
442, 513
1, 774, 239
399,832
278,210
1,299,141
236, 564
1,493,490
353,800
10,000
1, 243,851
170
171
172
173
174
Mount Vernon, N. Y_.
Woonsocket, R. I
Kenosha, Wis
Hammond, Ind
Montgomery, Ala
1,668,022
3, 507,872
1,131, 750
1, 787, 709
657,125
1,076,115
3,140, 565
175
176
177
178
179
Pittsfield, Mass
Perth Amhoy, N. J_
Beaumont, Tex
Lima, Ohio
Stockton. Calif
1, 677, 678
3, 634, 901
644,414
1,859,435
2, 339,012
1,395, 681
2,711,395
615,687
1,459,729
2,132,347
180
181
182
183
184
Pueblo, Colo
Medford, Mass
Lexington, Ky
Charleston, W. Va_
Salem, Mass
1,590,153
1,974,898
2, 747,171
982, 798
2,282, 268
559,336
1, 517,886
1,700,899
902,169
2, 017, 680
176,2
595
5,867
1,222
227, 235
9,054
44,816
141,911
62,971
51,316
13, 354
185
186
187
Butte, Mont
Everett, Mass
Fitchburg, Mass
Madison, Wis
West Hoboken, N. J .
697,820
1,672,928
3,210,603
2,389, 498
1,269,171
629,331
1,360,050
2,164,000
896, 680
519,040
204, 839
232,677
371, 871
246, 384
327
6,377
7,317
5,120
1,626
58,403
47,710
417,096
167, 250
152, 500
190
191
192
193
194
San Jose, Calif
Hamilton, Ohio
Springfield, Mo
East Chicago, Ind..
Brookline, Mass
236,329
761,223
349,455
848,168
2, 591,865
52,196
267, 229
324,000
515, 517
2,149, 755
295, 385
283
4,134
17, 598
983
307, 545
3,714
27,177
8,366
155
156
157
158
159
Charlotte, N. C .
Lakewood, Ohio.
York, Pa
Bay City, Mich..
Shreveport, L a . . .
160
161
162
163
164
$23,190
106
339,406
16,149
351,185
218,990
19, 298
1,300
1,979
21, 075
133,836
12, 651
9,706
332, 930
74, 507
744,195
1,338,191
628,046
265,890
468,104
116, 094
379, 269
967
8,467
881
2,279
2,649
19, 797
$27,410
33, 675
3,095
630
475, 719
14,066
1,400
28,115
609
11,297
111,353
874
4,765
213, 500
17, 627
70
10, 618
36,450
14,810
10,144
1,000
13,410
"~3~394"
17, 518
121,124
$47, 672
20, 755
477
5, 689
20,870
784
2,122
7,013
13,842
8,353
$1,800
17,004
2,623
2,439
$2, 234,257
426,590
9,302
401, 343
103,377
954
247
15, 797
1,208
1,032
2,571
2,272
266
11,256
4.476
19, 558
7,351
20,306
29,143
263
1,704
1,550
2,886
1,073
2,825
9,054
45,099
,692
619
411
949
87,322
485,941
76,119
75,719
177, 715
29, 587
45,000
38, 799
25, 685
194, 550
251, 611
231,965
51, 204
6,000
453,448
688
265,930
141,769
w
00
406,844
3,138
1,294
362
19,068
6,670
16,971
87
31,515
4,884
3,495
1,441
18,831
2,310
5,563
10, 629
8,210
15,861
9, 754
1,691
19,466
285
5,910
37
500
480
28
539
2,852
3,860
3,197
627
8,904
4,100
including accounting receipts for supplies used for governmental purposes in excess of the value of those purchased, and receipts from supplies sold to the public.
980, 522
128,953
980,158
7,316
12, 096
50
39,101
359,038
925,419
339,867
151,131
135, 510
15, 000
15,009
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1922—Continued.
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N O N R E V E N U E RECEIPTS ON ACCOUNT O F —
CITY.
1
Total.
Issue of d e b t
obligations.
Other civil
divisions.
Private
trusts.
Sale of investments.
Sale Of SUpplies.*
xjpfnnrls
lietunas.
Offsets t o
outlays.
General transfers.
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
195
196
197
198
199
E v a n s t o n , 111
Jamestown, N . Y
Waco, T e x
Superior, W i s
Lorain, Ohio
200
?01
?,o?
?03
?04
Muskegon, Mich
Joliet, 111
D u b u q u e , Iowa
Muncie, I n d
C o l u m b i a , S. C
?05
?06
?07
?08
?09
Chicopee, M a s s
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
Pontiac, M i c h .
A u r o r a , 111
?10
211
212
213
214
Waterloo, I o w a _ .
Taunton, Mass
Stamford, C o n n
Council Bluffs, I o w a
Williamsport, P a
?1*>
916
217
*>18
91Q
<>?0
224
$301, 250
293,166
790,951
502,192
1, 763, 566
$3,000
$271, 520
$5,192
4,124
876,732
740, 240
841, 353
663, 481
979,038
413,498
1, 267,045
1, 337,142
1,799,912
2,207, 746
283,190
1,054,104
100,000
1,341,677
464,271
231, 273
178,912
396,108
296, 674
489,450
820, 541
2, 916,109
2, 907, 638
509, 341
177, 591
717, 377
1, 234,841
2, 709,462
456, 607
55,000
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
Auburn, N . Y
Austin, Tex
1, 256, 988
1,093, 362
505,053
1,407,918
349,180
1,170,367
673,984
457, 271
561, 729
312,915
Q u i n c y , 111 .
361, 594
1, 023,073
462, 576
448,070
2, 425, 454
167, 645
745, 783
324, 381
337, 524
1, 216, 526
Meriden, Conn
Easton, P a
New Brunswick, N . J
_-
. . __
$3, 931
553,930
1,861,427
780,161
865,098
741, 514
1,075,775
221
99?
99*}
$342,733
1, 257,860
1, 574,862
1,094, 343
2,098, 584 1
3,988
3,111
1,858
65,974
185,970
3,000
46,280
19,850
11,000
15, 614
5,381
40,000
168,940
95, 795
267,328
262,464
86,020
369,375.
29,315
4,274
173
101, 862
8,905
1,743
38, 983
429
100
77, 460
32, 854
8,200
4,000
109, 560
10, 933
5,008
12,448
5,030
5,000
20, 350
45, 073
124,000
2,411
1,110
910,856
32, 696
4,225
10,000
300
24
46
24, 997
615
18, 628
1,763
1,295
$357
768
3,785
3, 521
13,481
$8,408
2,237
17, 764
200
12, 740
$29, 718
686, 238
571, 200
31, 500
258,387
9,738
1,698
9,882
878
11, 305
5,103
4, 650
4,190
516, 904
24,112
1,974
6,991
45,432
3,485
5,495
1,709
11,115
715
800
1,199
7,280
9,714
4,337
106
9,801
4,485
9,166
1, 966
9,541
360
3,010
14,896
4, 731
649
3,442
6,265
81
10,414
119
1,941
4,508
396
6,593
20
14,282
5,998
829,966
56,311
1, 200, 342
37, 555
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1,196
582, 766
53,916
107,615
67,029
31,142
36,134
548, 515
30,000
175,095
261,876
31,091
49, 250
702, 636
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909,245 j
1,123,224
1,207,361
3,249,222
2, 508,324
225
226
227
228
229
Danville, 111
Wilmington, N . C
Ogden, Utah
Miami, Fla
Orange, N . J
230
231
232
233
234
West New York, N . J
Amsterdam, N . Y._
Hazleton, Pa
Norristown, Pa
_
Kokomo, Ind
1,791,989
1,076,664
299,471
266,970
544,750
235
236
237
238
239
Oshkosh, W i s . , ,
Pensacola, Fla
Lewiston, M e . . .
Green Bay, Wis
Columbus, Ga
240
241
242
243
244
Petersburg, Va_._
Watertown, N. Y . _ .
East Cleveland, Ohio
Phoenix, Ariz
Sheboygan, Wis
245
246
247
248
249
Moline, 111
Waltham, Mass
Anderson, Ind
Revere, Mass
Cumberland, Md
250
251
252
253
..
._
876, 528
1,042, 651
1,125,343
2, 776,289
1,183, 736
27,000
668,809
745,432
502,926
290,365
200,000
297,015
330,828
230,285
365
5,635
81, 521
13,401
242,621
2,200
617,874
986,267
834,957
1,082,905
302,033
212,491
932,896
580,000
592,378
48,480
338,004
22,826
187,179
404, 773
14
46,257
11,000
30,000
23,000
25,240
2,051,478
865,680
856,920
1,491, 358
742,564
1, 715,970
523, 952
494,346
1,219,395
380,866
70,187
308, 487
2,525
598
7,046
204, 611
5,463
16, 500
18,004
103,467
19,000
9,000
512,143
1, 783,617
530, 522
1,450,929
1,483,441
446, 735
1,344, 715
362,387
1, 360,799
1, 402,856
1,607
10,760
146,125
43
32,885
102, 713
Newport, R. I
Newburgh, N . Y
Muskogee, Okla
Cranston, R. I._
1,138,486
1,315, 585
682, 748
714,208
1,001,358
753,532
482,545
655,000
48, 906
133,851
7,121
46,000
10, 000
254
255
256
257
Montclair, N. J .
Warren, Ohio
La Crosse, Wis
Clifton, N . J .
3, 507, 528
1,071,842
829,888
4,284,968
1,832,160
770,811
211, 473
2, 506,963
258
259
260
261
Lynchburg, Va
Fort Smith, Ark.
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Steubenville, Ohio
860,457
365, 363
1, 288,040
189,870
1
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1
460,000
281, 940
1,185,068
100,186
1,427
5,115
3,431
8,696
3,170
10,787
2,658
265
7,306
17, 686
61,445
66,470
409,931
348,900
1,749
2,616
3,355
1,727
30
1,708
545
630
631,227
320, 517
5,000
66,940
2,817
298,739
„
8,807
11, 355
3,045
20,000
4,970
320,387
181,814
86,809
9,938
22,002
4,792
25, 738
617
1,540
41, 530
146,281
18
1,500
609,489
2,672
254,998
311,712
214, 543
2,522
770
3,958
13,986
3,562
27,709
116,725
5,191
10, 261
3,823
1,969
3,319
3,171
1,206
4,883
1,000
2,926
23,292
14,665
42, 795
247,456
27,897
3,698
6,236
7,623
5,440
21,414
4,226
25,000
6,344
196,985
6,715
220, 825
12, 383
16,616
3,386
8,205
4,519
1,873
14,240
50
8,242
8,642
1,405
24,839
1,842
127,168
8,232
263
1,753
28,772
1,160
2,576
967
4,014
32,262
415,482
21,136
15,000
5,723
1,831
1,870
4,546
2,185
1,282
8,721
800, 301
297,918
284,441
1,558,146
4,379
1,199
1,087
546
6,375
24,728
8,256
258,992
53,934
65,920
89,138
Including accounting receipts for supplies used for governmental purposes in excess of the value of those purchased, and receipts from supplies sold to the public.
39, 966
TABLE
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1922.
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 46.]
NONGOVERNMENTAL-COST P A Y M E N T S ON ACCOUNT O F —
Cancellation
of debt
obligations.
Total.
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
2, 091, 687, 716 $1, 026,366,913
I
II
III
IV
V
1, 299, 954, 278
291, 605, 940
258, 038, 695
132, 597, 768
100, 491, 035
666,962, 524
75, 902, 654
145,149, 278
77,423, 799
60, 928, 658
Other civil
divisions.
$256,842,727
131,082,808
75,189,966
20, 462,661
17, 007,112
13,100,180
Private
trusts.
$46,240,105
24, 722,180
9, 908, 947
5, 256,962
4, 363, 202
1,988,814
Purchase of
investments.
Purchase of
supplies. 1
Refunds.
Outlays
offset by
receipts.
General
transfers.
$7,8
$473,473, 227
$265, 298, 247
$5,720,819
$9, 907,380
194, 262,133
25, 003,353
27, 529,195
10, 626, 784
7, 876, 782
2, 258, 468
1,177, 465
1, 448, 963
585, 295
250, 628
5,191, 525
941, 238
2,109, 721
941, 622
723, 274
GROUP I—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND
2,978,043 |
1,360,583
2,092,878 I
1,006,045 j
400,749 i
272, 496, 597
102,121, 734
53, 989, 037
20, 643,909
24, 221,950
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Chicago, 111
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, Ohio
St. Louis, M o
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Boston, M a s s
Los Angeles, Calif.San Francisco, Calif
Buffalo, N . Y - .
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$600, 738, 759
252, 848, 044
48, 462, 915
66,147, 717
65, 567, 240
13, 330, 355
$455, 897, 948
93,155,053
11,388,702
39,126, 828
7, 659,441
4,000,108
43, 664, 691
13, 585, 809
74,945, 542
22, 283,951
68, 888,094
29, 491,161
18, 635, 964
7, 206,000
3,818, 715
12,009,928
5, 340, 230
8, 723,607
$16, 849, 696
12,995,865
1, 583, 738
10, 005, 785
43, 990, 739
3, 529,066
$14, 769, 883
1,146, 589
41, 963
1, 531, 532
863, 312
700, 054
$81, 724, 374
37, 630, 801
15, 249, 677
7, 205, 828
3,112, 335
1, 970, 283
5, 511,198
150, 255
49, 261
3, 681, 602
24, 863
1, 253, 378
509,488
8, 850, 984
2,951,100
497, 595
1, 509,073
29, 476,000
4, 084,083
26, 606,335
4,053,380
5,957,006
$53,930
53, 292
1,163,150
375, 340
236, 315
224, 636
126, 583
25,222
$1, 265, 529
392,152
227, 602
760,430
826,853
36, 551
$38, 557
255, 853
389, 921
76,634
6,606
$30,177, 399
107, 435, 735
19,715,380
5,964, 243
8, 662, 586
2,851, 372
178, 831
209, 642
754, 803
119,145
294,147
125, 840
22, 772
446,477
304,131
200, 545
756, 060
480,487
10, 314, 687
2,498, 693
39,155, 778
8, 420, 397
27, 714, 899
9, 585, 428
$182, 401
46, 281
69,144
62, 268
76, 581
65, 717
$58, 672
304,881
131, 536
45, 755
90, 367
33, 513
$19, 798, 344
3, 013, 502
11,914,688
8,175, 276
17, 476, 622
13, 063,478
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 300,000 TO 500,000.
13
14
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17
18
M i l w a u k e e , Wis__
Washington, D . C
Newark, N . J
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
Minneapolis, M i n n
N e w Orleans, L a
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$39, 752, 645
7,010, 728
49,065,600
28,362, 738
23, 699, 711
18,183, 599 1
$3,665,982
196,964
23,408, 768
1,955, 450
1,285,869
4,661,695
$6,965,560
4 IS, 476
10,178,302
13,148,931
2, 672,674
$1, 683, 461
1, 815, 334
186,081
296,735
297, 245
170,096
$7, 294, 077
1,110, 079
3,175, 843
4, 678, 058
1, 530, 534
189,100
$104,148
105, 211
1,238
265
269,819
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20
21
22
23
j Kansas City, Mo.
; Indianapolis, Ind
' Seattle, W a s h . . . .
, Rochester, N. Y..
, Jersey City, N. J.
17,070,182
20, 618,145
41, 821,988
15, 962, 213
30,058, 391
4, 585, 560
5,183,016
15, 991, 202
9, 363, 506
5, 604, 642
2, 016,845
3, 464, 345
21, 270, 588
3, 591, 695
11,462,550
1,903,067
1, 032,831
320,374
2, 083,327
120, 396
1, 922,840
47, 084
48, 602
275, 000
4, 732,136
577
82, 441
499, 547
114, 219
115,323
113, 785
144,095
29, 657
35,986
371,361
154,882
124, 963
6,119
38, 534
6,154,609
10, 539, 761
3,422,617
498, 690
8, 064,147
G R O U P I I I — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 100,000 T O 300,000.
?4
25
?6
27
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P o r t l a n d , Oreg
D e n v e r , Colo
Toledo, Ohio
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
Providence, It. I
29
30
31
3?
33
St. P a u l , M i n n
Louisville, K y
O a k l a n d , Calif
Atlanta, Ga._.
A k r o n , Ohio
34
35
36
37
38
Omaha, Nebr
B i r m i n g h a m , Ala
Worcester, M a s s .
Syracuse, N Y_
R i c h m o n d , Va
39
40
41
42
43
$9,902,153
10,166,303
4, 890,416
7, 506, 646
13, 773,645
6,239,698
4,088,875 1
1,908,959 1
4,185, 766
3,607,928
_ _
$229,860
459,682
345,469
132,520
68,295
$688,489
560, 500
1,165,960
1,649, 734
4, 818,852
$47,042
207, 220
130, 756
403
$542,465
54, 785
66, 771
63, 556
17,110
$222,232
55,743
58,027
50,095
66,878
$1,752, 369
4, 688,177
1,667,869
3,808,238
2,322, 591
4,218, 876
1,464,490
1,009,856
2, 290,917
1, 724, 288
15,955
117,690
395,090
1,283
124, 733
1, 382, 665
25,435
20,900
389,666
23, 945
46, 864
75,194
21,386
31,116
64, 269
65,233
4,784
2,700
10,041
26,228
37,940
521, 324
2,457,174
462,856
1, 390,124
1,296, 220
154,973
22,152
193,176
516,382
15,398
710, 466
2, 645,008
1,135,600
9,500
530, 700
42,049
113,477
13, 907
13,300
42,606
49,493
126,162
3,153
741,954
455, 615
1, 354, 714
127, 347
3,311,613
90,779
76
8,525
10, 593
9,953
2,000
184, 504
53,200
80, 000
346,074
5,826
68,743
28, 089
26,342
10,798
50,921
45,746
19,809
89,422
24,352
96,079
3,158, 755
276,083
2, 395, 111
182, 774
1,245,985
210
25,358
84,421
358,000
1,420,422
17,861
103,497
15, 307
7,952
27,280
30,596
4,548
5, 700
126, 340
186,150
25,126
36,465
83,603
556, 789
3,092,229
342, 071
133,680
41, 275
51,173
39*911
19,288
8,440
17,139
11,414
70,405
18,846
79,000
2,466, 665
253, 750
1, 520, 415
120,227
$6, 419, 696
2,531, 537
1, 455,564
1,802,100
5,874,116
$1, 608, 659
605,803
312, 650
6, 763,929
5,629, 334
14,038,365
10,018,637
4, 521,938
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2,392,822
10,145,019
7, 790,033
619, 580
San Antonio, Tex
New Haven, Conn
Dallas, Tex
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio
3, 662,240
7,498,555
1, 935, 201
4,762, 215
2,475,336
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3,413,787
3, 579,360
1,342,462
2,143,992
754,406
44
45
46
47
48
Bridgeport, Conn
Houston, Tex
H a r t f o r d , Conn.__
Grand Rapids, Mich
Scranton, P a
2, 665,576
2,847,075 !
7,545,046 !
2,315,783 !
628,092
1,987,973
548,112
2,359,564
588,300
348,902
49
50
51
52
53
Springfield, M a s s
Paterson, N . J ~
Des Moines, Iowa
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
N e w Bedford, M a s s
6,353,494
8,478,391
1,339,055
5,418,024
7,430,488
5, 074, 717
3, 755,483
922, 737
2,378,879
6, 306,835
908, 368
1, 253,162
783,426
113,031
119, 625
923, 672
71,197
1,419,044
95, 555
54
55
56
57
58
Trenton, N . J.Norfolk, V a
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h
Camden, N . J
Fall R i v e r , M a s s .
2,981, 350
10, 779,236
4, 264,119
3,158, 516
4,941,044
480, 655
10,247,788
3, 641, 694
1,400, 204
3,092,000
1,199,067
1,097
7,812
35, 679
87, 356
65,000
7,996
538, 538
355,680
227, 898
481,500
367,409
1
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1,069, 787
1, 558,922
2,041
461,371
1,065, 614
487,845
459,191
1, 273, 378
1,048, 769
737, 586
370, 499
260
2,848
207,033
16, 755
81, 365
727
3,897
13,093
1,000
61,468
31, 758
17, 235
3,844
89, 240
20, 508
2,503
191
82,547
14,995
82, 394
4,434
1,472
Payments for supplies purchased for, resale, and the excess of payments for supplies over the value of those charged to expense and outlay accounts.
751, 434
34, 757
187, 034
156,106
734, 390
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1922—Continued.
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 46.]
NONGOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS ON ACCOUNT O F Cancellation
of debt
obligations.
Total.
Other civil
divisions.
Private
trusts.
Purchase of
investments.
Purchase of
supplies. 1
Refunds.
Outlays
offset by
receipts.
General
transfers.
GROUP I I I — C I T I E S HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued.
59
60
61
63
63
Nashville, T e n n
Albany, N . Y
Wilmington, Del
Lowell, M a s s
Kansas City, Kans
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64
65
66
67
F o r t W o r t h , Tex._
Cambridge, Mass
Reading, P a .
Erie, P a
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68
69
70
71
Flint, Mich
Y o n k e r s , N . Y___
Spokane, Wash
Duluth, Minn
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74
75
Lynn, Mass
Elizabeth, N . J .
Utica, N . Y
Tacoma, Wash
$1,932,720
2,447,956
4,049,838 I
4,326, 531
1,576,001
$704,621
1,166,591
412,359
3, 693,486
933,108
2, 242, 667
5,072,489 \
840, 206
770,412
1,253, 809
3,491,425
312, 300
586, 572
4, 377, 903
12, 355,841 1
1, 676, 693 |
1, 267,561
1, 407, 366
10, 599,472
764,034
579, 983
4,188,251
3, 384,033
2,098,396
772,233
5,193,953
6,000,849
3,181,444
2,004,203
$44,832
150
45
16,196
$50,000
75,428
148,035
20,824
138, 516
7,093
6,849
23,497
27,518
218,342
110, 900
1,170,148
804,626
6,171
163, 724
26,891
79, 642
48, 260
20,125
501, 287
628,778
512,228
35, 687
535,521
792,918
674,084
10,652
30, 201
43, 220
46, 780
98,605
283,148
1, 094,120
24,671
428,137
21,482
$610,708
589, 798
742,805
1,144
$109
5,489
14,042
51,684
3,314
32,088
$24,359
6,414
37,699
9,456
16,843
$163, 606
25,650
9,680
3,572
940
$990,134
518,333
3,441,915
9,241
470,398
30,302
11,078
18,375
14, 781
18,423
78,692
3,859
927, 551
587,948
296,442
84,854
77, 280
49, 013
10,010
89,319
66,960
1,683
1,501, 367
374, 552
117,784
4,000
6,474
5,095
33, 726
4,314
28,176
68,816
4,000
18,015
100,700
612,647
299, 787
672,247
2,206
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76
77
78
79
80
81
8?
83
Jacksonville, Fla
Somerville, Mass
Oklahoma City, Okla
Fort Wayne, Ind
$693,008
2,486,931
5,465,677
4,321,171
3,860,965
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2,120, 208
2,423,505
616,891 j
$151, 584
2,057,271
1,104,941
3,869,581
3, 266, 770
1,274, 738
1,392,194
190,103
$412, 538
$17, 232
2,876
755, 761
$188, 518
334, 226
515,939
24, 373
$3, 590, 702
29,060
2,293
605,403
13, 565
38,803
328,112
478,938
63, 753
16,100
~"~
1,000
$65, 674
5,681
2,567
4,501
11,079
23,155
12,458
1,590
$270,000
-
$8, 565
10,917
1,200
400
789
82,603
40, 111
6,668
2,228
43, 504
323,144
308, 666
36,482
Tulsa, Okla
Evansville, Ind.
1,228, 513
638,102
591,493
32,380
457,767
445,483
11,336
42, 558
Savannah, Ga
531,716
743, 513
2, 507,487
1, 636, 919
1,837,004
452,731
434,174
1,818, 255
676,160
540,960
2,613
10,440
10,000
Knoxville, T e n n . .
El Paso, Tex.2.._.
San Diego, Calif..
20,970
548, 634
132,000
230,022
45,408
Bayonne, N . J
M a n c h e s t e r , N . EL.
Harrisburg, P a
Peoria, 111
St. Joseph, M o
5, 501,323
3, 769, 429
805,346
1,285,102
481,965
3,121,001
2,897,300
368, 227
1,094. 750
289, 654
1,009
11,856
102,100
158,978
146,400
77,083
903
30,129
18, 449
Wichita, Kans
100
Sioux C i t y , I o w a .
South Bend, I n d . .
Portland, M e
831,894
594, 674
1,431,259
806,921
3,388,191
742,956
552,989
1,340,109
462,463
2,146,405
101
102
103
104
105
Troy, N . Y
B i n g h a m t o n , N . Y_
Roekford, 111
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C — .
Little Rock, A r k . . .
2,486, 584
1,029,308
1, 536,050
724, 388
3,868, 704
1,801,119
342,149
1,317,188
437,216
3,808,544
106
107
108
109
110
Johnstown, Pa
E a s t St. L o u i s , 111.
S a c r a m e n t o , CalifBrockton, M a s s . . .
Hoboken, N . J
550, 707
1,127,255
912, 752
3,319,899
5,616,126
174, 000
561, 349
255, 647
2,872,400
3,479,604
111
112
113
114
115
Terre H a u t e , I n d .
Saginaw, M i c h
Pawtucket, R. I...
Passaic, N . J
Gary, Ind
498, 764
2,469, 856
2, 299, 641
2, 722,691
1,295,818
265,000
399,457
1, 754, 391
1,301, 445 1
584, 356
116
117
118
119
120
Springfield, O h i o . .
Altoona, P a
L o n g B e a c h , CalifChester, P a
M o b i l e , Ala
1,035,822
2,055,201
357,652
938, 691
345,435
545,216
201,382
584,700
339, 583
248,846
4,237
12, 672
5,643
923
43
121
122
123
124
125
Racine, Wis
N e w Britain, Conn..
Lansing, Mich
Holyoke, Mass
Springfield, 111
1,249,586
811,646
1,235,909
2, 685, 823
1,205,719
135,711
434,198
352, 504
2,117, 500
1,021,302
719,708
114,874
737,454
377,291
114,702
3,133
9,041
116
34, 212
87 A l l e n t o w n , P a
90
97 Wiikes-Barre, P a .
1
2
1,252,168
606,855
34,983
1,650
671,156
84,187
314,039
19, 556
571, 706
584,880
57, 200
6,793
10,879
3,000
500
18,030
275,946
3,050
21,243
125,077
60,102
250
450, 214
352, 543
934, 706
1,640,958
142,196
601,425
75
118,187
767
745
10,900
107,071
47, 646
124, 525
39,954
4,426
46,886
85,800
223,054
16,504
50, 640
568,165
P a y m e n t s for supplies p u r c h a s e d for resale, a n d t h e excess of p a y m e m
T h e figures for t h i s c i t y cover t h e transactions for only 11 m o n t h s .
47,296
180
1,021
40,188
922
8,245
7,801
38,410
3,695
2,755
194,877
235,565
759
85,600
1,000
272,080
169,561
21, 797
112,400
26,170
26,134
2,974
1,833
4,722
7,838
26, 755
1,906
6,648
3,335
8,722
4,513
17,030
1,300
25,490
1,012
2,999
165
275
245
103, 591
116,201
62,377
231,388
684, 510
798,939
442,226
1,022,974
87, 517
257, 255
85,853
151,912
7,942
2,208
5,303
1,991
13,540
7,263
13,959
1,160
10,398
20,449
241,139
7,940
5,356
5,213
2,743
347
1,817
2,083
8,064
508
15,069
43, 752
66,804
72, 263
216, 018
6,084
49, 200
2,280
39,082
8,235
3,962
6,720
2,435
320, 787
102,437
390, 330
38, 308
1,061,373
14,849
6,755
19,319
6,848
11, 785
9,216
16, 577
20,172
1,747
1,066
7,385
15,744
38,898
4,265
19,998
11,211
11,918
4,170
41, 650
440
60, 282
22,518
116,462
325, 535
160,681
754,819
80,432
1,820
235,441
996,325
109,912
266,644
1,000
4,503
897
74,136
71,842
134,217
16,910
5,513
19,784
for supplies over t h e v a l u e of those charged to expense a n d o u t l a y accounts.
TABLE
11.—NONGOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS:
to
1922—Continued.
CO
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City nuniber.
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 46.]
NONGOVERNMENTAL-COST P A Y M E N T S ON ACCOUNT O F —
CITY.
Total.
Cancellation
of debt
obligations.
Other civil
divisions.
Frivate
trusts.
Purchase of
investments.
Purchase of
supplies. 1
Refunds.
Outlays
offset by
receipts.
General
transfers.
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued.
1?,6
197
1?8
__ _ .
130
Chattanooga, Tenn
Berkeley, Calif
Davenport, Iowa
Hamtramck, Mich
Bethlehem, P a
131
13?
133
134
135
Lincoln, N e b r _
Portsmouth, Va
Haverhill, Mass
Wheeling, W . V a
._
_ _ -_
_ _
19q
- _.
$562,707
545,098 •
611,477
264,994
987,258
$313,046
219, 379
464, 490
256,675
762,900
970,881
1,101,316
1,307,769 1
3,005,062 1
405,264
511,942
993,268
593,900
1,832, 500
303, 661
$279,498
1,946,920 l
2,021,063
700,497
350,056 I
3,230, 220
132, 500
318,043
424,753
82,090
1,130,410
558, 707
215,179
889,071 |
942,389 |
880,907 j
775,302
180,000
157,186
833,878
525, 223
738,016
$79
38,614
$38,177
749
102,100
799
670
11, 550
42, 277
251,531
13, 236
$8,406
3,332
39,458
8,319
3,276
70,000
$56,779
36,386
316
$146,220
247,387
37,213
118,233
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137
13K
139
140
141
149
143
144
145
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y
Highland Park, Mich._
Tampa, Fla
146
147
148
149
150
Jackson, M i c h
Winston-Salem, N . C
F r e s n o , Calif
151
152
153
154
Quincy, Mass
Atlantic City, N . J . .
__
1,366,733 ]
4,185,850
131,116
700,565
4,475,902
404,826
1, 638,903
45, 531
451,950
2,783,321
2,728,877
658, 870
2, 204,750
2,037,934
2,333,354
308,104
532,432
1, 609,830
300,180
1,783
750,705
-_ _ _ _
991
5,000
547,320
1,407
154,746
202, 930
32,769
19,400
16, 260
59,186
59,929
128,025
34,537
2,595
$1,435
81,946
1,024
7,196
1,608
16,473
890,905
26,565
4,675
3,035
125, 547
218, 500
39, 083
58,423
4,111
6,619
77, 795
943
107, 274
39, 644
1,207,900
265,223
629,416
221,998
29, 448
908,000
2,504
5,'064
28,441
6,267
10,394
11,172
8,765
11,640
608
1,189
1,412
8,748
8,472
82,967
9,818
9,998
382, 531
5,133
18,951
11,191
4,054
817,701
1,137, 892
172,419
98 211
1,131,132
1,911
13,375
• 813
8,678
1,251
5, 247
11,761
659,324
15,000
6,606
5,237
19,133
5,056
5,750
2,079
19,343
2,100
14,405
29, 325
16, 352
1,604 822
72,671
103, 549
217,513
8,924
21, 655
3,053
6,176
4,498
53, 721
13,106
23,027
216,024
886,917
130, 640
1,394
171 739
2,751
658,561
609, 644
74,944
192,975
14,325
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155
156
157
158
159
160
161
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163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
17?
173
174
Charlotte, N . C
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
York, Pa
S h r e v e p o r t , La__ _
Elmira, N . Y .
N e w Castle, Pa._
D e c a t u r , "Q1
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x
O a k P a r k 111
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
Kenosha, Wis
175
176
177
Pittsfleld, M a s s
Perth Amboy, N . J
Beaumont, Tex
178
179
Stockton
180
181
18?
183
184
185
186
187
188
189
Medford, Mass
Lexington, K y
C h a r l e s t o n , W . Va
Salem, M a s s
Butte, Mont
Everett, Mass
Madison, Wis
West Hoboken N
Hamilton, Ohio.
Brookline. Mass
1
$4, 722,204
1,099,984
152,636
1,001,265
1,130,442
J
$1,076,301
369,214
83, 569
153,850
968,451
227,249
175, 765
2,983,452 1
526,429
226,795
198,186
80,000
1,976,096
133,860
142, 723
612,873
1, 681, 573
157,894
221, 287
772,162 1
365,406
1,352,356
111, 862
170,265
736,952
1,035,422
2,507,484
1,316, 470
671, 936
462,312
433,456
2,025,427
196, 527
222,877
435, 613
1, 662, 870
3,359, 644
606, 391
1,139,222
397,909
Calif
190
191
192
193
194
,
1,380,700
1,813, 870
593,192
631,330
191,169
$22,422
106
10, 660
$1, 340,132
225,653
42, 284
97,800
18,415
16, 755
250
1,982
5,714
11, 524
6,071
160, 281
77,048
$1,420
21, 534
339,406
351,185
218,990
52,815
164, 586
133,836
$34,332
554
6,230
609
874
9,033
7,309
332,930
74, 507
744,196
265,890
468,104
1,689,143
1,856, 601
1, 641,134
381, 059
2, 373, 278
543,622
1, 430,454
579,061
85, 490
2,119, 500
227, 235
1,014,897
1, 034, 845
2, 997,478
1,931,841
1,017,912
907, 554
756, 718
2,240, 500
557,800
199,000
204,839
232, 677
371,871
246, 384
314,431
901,117
42, 505
762, 776 1
2, 276,070
96,420
350,923
17,000
439,500
1,864,794
176, 286
295,385
133
406,844
80,995
379, 954
347
8,640
57
35
2,529
19,872
934
2,094
691
2,784
215
4,336
3,142
1,403
4,133
9,003
243
298,119
2,224
29,000
151, 200
22,929
9,000
12,083
18, 596
365
62
668,482
4,500
229, 430
159,181
114,819
94,603
260,000
8,814
4, 740
9,394
95,897
15,000
150, 714
47,194
225, 000
2,766
362
61, 372
76,382
940
132
13, 750
7,764
138
2.171
$47, 672
20, 755
477
5,689
20,870
$1,800
17,004
2,623
2,439
784
2,122
7,013
13,842
8,353
954
247
15,797
1,208
1,032
2,571
2,272
266
619
11,256
4,476
19, 558
7,351
20, 306
29,143
263
1,704
1,550
2,886
1,073
2,825
9,054
45,099
4,692
4,884
3,495
1,441
18, 831
2,310
5,563
10, 629
8,210
15,861
9,754
1,691
19,466
285
5,910
37
411
949
500
480
28
539
2,852
3,860
3,197
627
698
8,904
4,100
Payments for supplies purchased for resale, and the excess of payments for supplies over the value of those charged to expense and outlay accounts.
$2, 234, 257
426, 590
9,302
401,343
103, 377
87, 322
485,941
76,119
75, 719
177,715
29, 587
45,000
38,799
25,629
187, 554
251, 611
231,965
51, 204
5, 681
408,058
688
265,930
141, 769
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980,522
128,953
964,858
7,316
12,096
50
39,101
359,038
930,724
336,371
150, 683
135, 510
15,000
15,009
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1922—Continued.
to
00
00
City number, f
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 46.]
NONGOVERNMENTAL-COST P A Y M E N T S ON ACCOUNT O F —
CITY.
Total.
Cancellation
of debt
obligations.
Other civil
divisions.
Private
trusts.
Purchase of
investments.
Purchase of
supplies.1
Refunds.
Outlays
offset by
receipts.
General
transfers.
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,0C0—Continued.
195 Evanston, 111
196 Jamestown, N . Y_.
197 Waco, Tex
_.
Superior, Wis
Lorain, Ohio
$375, 988
1, 314, 416 1
1, 075, 674
934, 020
1,013,941
$317,960
401,109
315,686
143, 882
661, 205
$271,520
$1,658
553, 930
61
200
201
202
203
204
Muskegon, Mich.
Joliet, 111
Dubuque, Iowa._
Muncie, Ind
Columbia, S. C...
1,319,345 '
291, 393 1
369,153 1
419,820
743,881
347,004
246,801
330,676
323,796
652, 256
413,498
205
206
207
208
209
Chicopee, Mass
Battle Creek, Mich...
New Rochelle, N . Y-.
Pontiac, Mich
Aurora, 111
1,428,092
1, 341,802
1,822, 356
2, 394, 360 1
223, 700
1,223, 700
106,000
1,348,035
475,100
133,465
178,912
396,108
296,665
504,205
210
211
212
213
214
Waterloo, Iowa
Taunton, Mass
Stamford, Conn
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Williamsport, Pa
383, 842
3,110, 541
2, 516,346
308, 841
214,154
269, 731
1,903,241
2,311,129
258, 570
101,563
356,365
628, 910
560,278
1, 260, 730
551,159
190,044
293,123
520, 505
426,402
514,894
215
216
217
218
219
( Portsmouth, Ohio._.
I Poughkeepsie, N . Y .
! Rock Island, 111
j Auburn, N, Y
I Austin, Tex
220 Quincy, 111
221 Newport News, Va_.
222 Meriden, Conn
362,834
733,845
348. 263 1
190,565
461,599
225,000
168,940
102,609
1,344
3,149
1, 854
65, 684
12,650
18,308
12, 254
16,936
34,888
13,395
3,034
2
7,800
102,809
3,344
1,743
36, 745
93,297
157,858
46, 518
$8,408
2,237
17,764
200
12,746
$29,718
624,345
569,781
229,987
258,387
5,103
7,863
9,738
1,698
9,882
878
11,305
4,650
4,190
513,904
21,437
1,974
8,336
45,432
19,102
3,485
5,495
1,709
11,115
715
800
1,199
7,280
9,714
4,337
$6,113
16,104
1,110
10,000
442,449
32,923
4,000
106
9,801
4,485
9,166
1,966
119
2,265
13,950
8,433
1,295
615
5,418
6
262,464
3
$357
768
3,785
3,521
13, 481
84,000
25,987
2,991
8,267
267,328
86,020
$19,545
8,324
167,000
2,500
68,061
14,896
4,731
649
3,442
6,265
81
10,414
119
9,541
360
3,010
396
6,593
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829,966
56,266
1,236,368
37 555
1,196
582, 766
53,916
107,615
67,029
31,142
36 113
557, 771
30,000
148, 510
261,832
31,091
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369,148
1,330
37,950
12,754
.
199
37,100
14,141
298, 739
2,983
789, 082
208,537
347,147
24,000
106,141
186,608
330,828
230, 288
200
4,869
32,688
243, 407
4,000
595, 633
832, 732
876,153
768, 345
586,268
191,093
809, 361
644,196
264,101
334, 525
330, 641
23, 410
16, 936
187,179
404,773
14
43, 210
1,077,253
881,809
518, 719
392,657 |
498, 516
745, 519
532,901
242, 960
134,233
133, 388
70,187
308,471
223
224
Easton, Pa
N e w Brunswick, N . J
279,779 1
2,240, 733
176, 356
1,039, 948
225
226
227
228
229
D a n v i l l e , 111
Wilmington, N . C
Ogden, D t a h
Miami, Fla
Orange, N . J
354,160
964,821
503, 499
1, 347, 671
2, 549,397
321,736
858,503
408, 046
921, 738
1,106,523
230
931
939
933
934
West N e w York, N . J
Amsterdam, N . Y
Hazleton, P a
._
Norristown, Pa
._
Kokomo, Ind
__ _ __ .
1, 293, 838
939,409
33,106
177, 888
436, 929
935
936
937
938
939
Oshkosh, W i s
Pensacola, F l a
Lewiston, M e
Green B a v , W i s
Columbus, Ga
940
241
949
?43
?44
Petersburg, V a .
Watertown, N . Y . _
E a s t Cleveland, Ohio
P h o e n i x , Ariz _ .
Sheboygan, Wis _
945
246
947
948
949
M o l i n e , 111
Waltham, Mass
Anderson, I n d
Revere, Mass
Cumberland, M d .
515, 716
1, 536,199
236, 216
1,059, 482
511,101
468, 509
1,183,392
66,000
969, 395
378, 200
950
951
959
953
Newport, R. I
Newburgh, N . Y
M u s k o g e e , Okla
Cranston, R. I
1,006,708
941,483
560,424
772, 694
850,000
390,011
213,699
680, 000
954
955
956
957
Montclair, N . J
Warren, Ohio.
L a Crosse, W i s
Clifton, N . J
2,432,836
626,003
728, 402
3,180, 210
458,389
281,065
107, 937
1, 397,351
968
959
960
961
L y n c h b u r g , Va
Fort Smith, Ark
Colorado Springs, Colo
S t e u b e n v i l l e , Ohio
826, 226
391,296
288,189
237, 729
390,000
308, 688
178,833
145,000
1
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._ __ _ _
_ ._
._
_ _
2,817
i
9,947
1,749
4,777
37,035
2,943
14,907
2,025
25
598
5,198
200, 674
1,466
10, 595
25, 200
18, 500
31,400
11, 718
4,631
3,896
4,897
145, 566
13,827
22,355
2,400
24, 206
126
857
6,927
65, 774
41, 529
133,404
5
159,399
35,000
609, 489
1,019
320, 670
10,000
317,952
213, 764
1,922
670
320, 387
181,814
9,501
86,809
53, 856
48, 906
133, 851
6,223
2,747
8,036
5,559
14, 733
155, 502
1,410
24, 535
3,045
1,513
1,941
4,508
14,282
5,998
49,250
807,047
1,427
5,115
3,431
8,696
3,170
10, 787
2,658
265
7,306
17,393
61,445
67,470
409,931
348,900
2,616
3,355
1,727
30
1,708
545
630
751,657
320, 517
5,000
66,940
1,206
4,883
23,292
14,665
42, 795
1,000
2,926
240,678
27,897
3,698
6,236
7,623
5,440
21,414
4,226
25, 000
6,344
196,985
6,715
220,825
12,383
16,616
3,386
8,205
4,519
1,873
14, 240
50
8,242
8,642
1,405
24,839
1,842
127,168
8,232
263
1,753
28, 772
1,160
2,576
967
4,014
32,262
414,901
21,136
15,000
5,723
1,831
1,870
4,646
2,185
1,282
8,721
1,035,361
331,825
284,441
1,549,146
4,379
1,199
1,087
546
6,375
24, 728
8,256
262,337
53,934
65,929
89,138
10, 261
3,823
1,969
3,319
3,171
39, 966
s
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Payments for supplies purchased for resale, and the excess of payments for supplies over the value of those charged to expense and outlay accounts.
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12.—AMOUNT
O F S P E C I F I E D A S S E T S AT C L O S E O F Y E A R :
(This table is presented in two sections.
to
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See also pp. 248 to 255).
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 48.]
ASSETS I N SINKING F U N D S .
ASSETS I N PUBLIC TRUST F U N D S .
Aggregate.
Total.
Cash.
Investments.
Total.
Cash.
Investments.
Real property.
$2, 272,373,414
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
II
III
IV
V
$1,091,623,431
1, 646,274,469
217,886,444
216,929, 204
109,806, 747
81,476, 550
$78,683, 564
30, 664,229
12, 755,896
15,798,913
12,398, 609
7,065,917
$1, 012, 939,857
815, 766, 947
65, 274,077
85, 385, 532
25, 617, 525
20,895, 776
$176, 601, 631
;8, 973, 743
134, 515, 059
12,195,121
12, 745, 936
8, 504, 979
8, 640, 536
4,240, 913
1, 901, 945
790, 946
1,138, 931
901, 008
$50,718,167
47,827, 245
1, 723,190
834,164
195,468
138,100
Securities,
$116,909,721
82,446,901
8, 569,986
11,120,826
7,170, 580
7,601, 428
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1
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New York, N . Y
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, P a
Detroit, M i c h
Cleveland, Ohio
St. Louis, M o
Boston, M a s s
Baltimore, M d
Los Angeles, Calif
Pittsburgh, P a
San Francisco, Calif
Buffalo, N . Y
._
$976,956,329
118, 774, 714
170,179,845
20, 259, 274
62, 559,056
20, 776,225
109,479,123
42, 353,801
41, 791, 501
25,405,379
34,948, 391
22, 790,821
$647,094,857
748, 636
54,474, 690
13, 547,496
17, 726, 772
8, 783, 552
41,898,892
37, 517,342
5, 841, 864
10,382, 789
2,204,156 I
6, 210,130
$7,777,105
371. 636
666,890
2,340, 590
6,108,867
2,500, 872
$639, 317, 752
377, 000
53, 807,800
11,206,906
11, 617, 905
6, 282, 680
$26,140, 852
21, 501, 205
63,088, 694
624,008
88,862
3, 981,040
$1, 236,052
1,276,283
250,348
27,808
83,862
60, 663
2,923, 792
136, 773
2, 569, 864
2,362, 764
2,204,156
700,920
38, 975,100
37, 380, 569
3, 272,000
8,020, 025
15,882,915
1, 383, 855
184, 993
1,027, 575
204, 939
406,121
548, 668
17,894
121, 270
344,995
136,939
136,131
5, 509, 210
$10, 987, 792
29, 321, 257
2, 558, 292
4,959,904
$24, 904,800
9, 237,130
33, 517,089
596,200
5,000
1,362,085
10,374, 343
1,365, 961
63, 723
682, 580
68,000
269, 990
GROUP II—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 300,000 TO 500,000.
Milwaukee, Wis
Washington, D . C_
Newark, N . J
Cincinnati, Ohio___
Minneapolis, Minn
New Orleans, L a . ~
$12,500,515 1
14, 695,834
21, 686,474 1 i
83,112,194
13,350,433 1 1
9, 510,419 | |
$4, 563,466
14,815,073
26,856,491 |
3,794,879
3, 518,903 1
$45, 966
479,967
1,623, 703
128«»337
3,403, 905
$4, 517, 500
14, 335,106
25, 232, 788
3, 666, 542
114, 998
$1,931, 578
568, 260
499,060
4, 664, 678 1
843, 286
1, 566,141 1
$598, 328
34, 510
126,188
117,533
73,887
157,209
$1,394,800
324,890
$1, 333,250
533, 750
372,872
3,152, 345
769,399
1,084,042
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12,894,624 1 |
8,238, 562
11,800, 303
7,485,095
22,611,991
19
9n
91
99
93
Seattle, W a s h
Rochester, N . Y
6,193, 566
1,431, 407
1,094,900
3, 519,181
12,242,107
5,453,300
740, 266
1, 431,407
1,094,900
2, 590,181
1, 217, 264
929, 000
11,024,843
438,259 1
847, 539
30,005
774, 223
32,092
36,139
131,341
21, 795
573,223
32,092
3,500
402,120
712,998
8,210
201,000
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000.
94
?,5
26
27
28
P o r t l a n d , Oreg
D e n v e r , Colo
Toledo, Ohio
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
Providence, R. I
29
30
81
32
33
St. Paul, M i n n
Louisville, K y
O a k l a n d , Calif
A t l a n t a , Ga
A k r o n , Ohio
34
35
36
37
38
Omaha, Nebr
Birmingham, Ala
Worcester, M a s s
Syracuse, N . Y
Richmond, Va
39
40
41
49
43
San Antonio, Tex
__
$5, 597, 284
6,707, 372
10, 910,981
19, 517,187 i
15, 374, 696
$2, 812, 011
488, 256
4,950, 532
10,624, 035
12, 486, 385
$675, 290
360, 356
802, 204
286, 219
156, 730
•
$2,136, 721
127, 900
4,148,328
10,337, 816
12,329, 655
$650,360
1, 718, 376
676,330
89,160
845,461
$8, 697
35, 592
37, 212
8,105
47, 341
4, 888,333
1,099, 000
636,962
12,876
4,713
37,000
237,909
13,037
12, 876
4, 713
296, 713 !
114,198
640,317
14,425 1
261, 730
71,406
6, 780
10,944
2,925
730
$106, 520
200,000
4, 505
291, 420
$641,663
1, 576, 264
439,118
76, 550
506, 700
140, 875
483,050
7, 039, 073
4,480, 903
5,130, 599
3, 726,153
6,988,700
5, 021, 751
2, 080, 975
455, 707 1
1, 854, 950
2,104, 013
133, 418
981, 975
455,707
601, 533
1,854, 950
1, 502, 480
8, 558, 405 I
2,000, 678
6, 005, 939
2, 682, 661
8,026,948
1,045,126 I
367, 567
4, 622, 783
856,421
49, 567
24, 783
188,705
318, 000
4, 598,000
5, 692,150
785, 200
4, 906,950
Dallas, Tex
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio
5,079, 741
2, 608, 430
4,181, 582
5, 348, 270
6,995, 801
1,546,059
360, 542
1, 603, 876
1,301,838
2, 807, 232
1, 022, 899
8, 689
1, 086,126
1,117,338
652, 936
523,160
351,853
517, 750
184, 500
2,154, 296
23,937
725,377
48, 869
16, 437
34, 876
43, 869
7,500
690, 501
5,000
89, 821
27, 621
62,200
44
45
46
47
48
Bridgeport, Conn
Houston, Tex
Hartford, Conn
Grand Rapids, MicliScranton, P a . _
626, 273
5,093, 377 1
2, 427, 217 i
1, 771,458
1, 614, 256
442, 525
2, 736, 658
1,782,198
1, 006, 224
483,924
525
612, 658
344, 755
757, 524
211,924
442,000
2,124, 000
1,437,443
248, 700
272, 000
21,666
597
21, 069
234, 507 i
10, 596
228, 466
308
2, 246
53, 415
234,199
8, 350
175, 051
49
50
51
59
53
Springfield, M a s s . . . _ . . _
Paterson, N . J _
_
Des Moines, Iowa
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
N e w Bedford, M a s s
2, 045, 593
3,038, 526
1,934, 349
3, 237,983
4,915, 421
964,788
2,180,266
107,994
2,079, 718
2, 236, 279
66, 888
93, 266
107,994
397,531
62, 279
897, 900
2,087,000
1, 682,187
2,174, 000
55, 844
18,425
203, 913
190,341
445, 270
572
10,925
54,940
12, 223
5,155
55, 272
7,500
148,973
178,118
440,115
54
55
56
57
58
Trenton, N . J
Norfolk, V a
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h
Camden, N . J _ _
. _._ . .
Fall River, Mass
3,892,835 '
4,393, 606 i
1,183,186
3, 709, 937
4, 222, 926 !
2,858,492
2, 925,616
90,882
2, 607, 662
2,933,704 [
157, 903
309, 516
36, 882
69, 832
176,704
2, 700, 589
2, 616,100
54,000
2, 537, 830
2, 757,000
157,954
94, 638
132,960
99, 599
55,001 !
6,312
17, 849
1,960
5, 099
1,928
_ .
_
37, 000
218, 849
19, 060
35,423
15,000
225, 307
71, 995
629,373
11,500
261, 000
136, 642
76, 789
131, 000
94,500
53,073
TABLE
1 2 . — A M O U N T O F S P E C I F I E D A S S E T S AT C L O S E
(This table is presented in two sections.
OF YEAR:
to
1922—Continued.
to
See also pp. 248 to 255.)
mber. 1
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 48.]
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ASSETS IN PUBLIC TRUST F U N D S .
ASSETS IN SINKING F U N D S .
Aggregate.
CITY.
Investments.
Total.
Cash.
Investments.
Total.
Cash.
Real p r o p e r t y .
Securities.
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued.
59
60
61
62
63
Nashville, Tenn_
Albany, N . Y
W i l m i n g t o n , Del.__ ___
Lowell, M a s s
Kansas City, Kans
64
(\5
66
67
$3, 534, 624
1, 673, 055
2,016, 042
1,046,261
1, 235, 734
$434, 669
1, 207, 626
187,172
211, 200
460,967
$434, 669
246, 809
5, 872
15, 200
174,182
Fort Worth, Tex
Cambridge, Mass
Reading, P a
Erie, P a
2, 586, 257
4, 808, 648
1, 385, 311
1, 004,183
1, 259,877
4,163,157
579,448
466, 693
352,191
74, 407
260,064
96,193
68
69
70
71
Flint, Mich
Yonkers, N . Y
Spokane, Wash
Duluth, Minn
3, 562,091
1,360,033
1, 997, 445
1,990, 679
100,000
18
1, 215,330
331, 599
18
238, 298
44,113
7?,
73
74
75
Lynn, Mass
Elizabeth, N . J
Utica, N . Y
1, 462, 691
2, 768, 062
1,071, 241
2, 358, 501
844,201
343,536
129, 724
1, 586, 510
5, 201
38, 663
45. 486
303,975
$960, 817
181, 300
196, 000
280, 785
907,
4, 088,
319,
370,
686
750
384
500
$16, 850
151, 649
375, 676
158, 276
27,973
$13,150
67, 049
5, 726
111
13, 228
$3, 700
84,600
369,950
158,165
14, 745
56,054
34,901
70,000
2, 899
901
53,155
34,000
70, 000
963, 557
40,194
1,371,428
11, 082
17, 694
15,978
64,844
157,553
172,559
10, 708
14, 502
37,803
9,955
5,118
50,342
119, 750
162,604
5,590
$52, 084
1, 063
4,898
91
$94,000
29,957
15, 000
296, 273
10, 387
19,975
40,597
132, 525
132,753
100,000
977, 032
287,486
839,
304,
84,
1, 282,
000
873
238
535
$8,976
31,445
943,499
22, 500
1,324,005
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000.
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
Jacksonville, F l a
Somerville, M a s s
O k l a h o m a C i t y , Okla
Waterbury, Conn
Lawrence, Mass
_
$4,998,607
540,714
5, 837, 668
682, 708
1, 555, 209
3, 709,879
1, 617, 520 i
$1,927,178
$1,335,504
$591, 674
2,962, 219
220,000
888, 543
428, 529
1,000
422, 713
2, 533, 690
219, 000
465, 830
1,932, 574 i
194,077 |
819, 230
23,077
1,113, 344
171,000
$146, 084
31, 020
15,000
301,171
10,478
152, 500
173,350 !
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Fort Wayne, Ind-~.
Tulsa, Okla
Evansville, Ind
47, 405 1
1,385, 571
64, 921
47,405
614, 582
64, 921
110,500
347, 536
1,858
905,177
698, 667
110,500
199,036
1, 858
244,177
698, 667
Bayonne, N. J
Manchester, N. H_.
Harrisburg, Pa
Peoria, 111
St. Joseph, Mo
1,602,890
193, 529
265,492
88, 335
153, 442
289, 306
Wichita, Kans
Wilkes-Barre, Pa-_
Sioux City, Iowa,..
SouthBend, Ind—
100 Portland, Me
100,831
87, 491
42, 044
144, 482
1, 254,136
100,831
80, 241
42, 044
144,482
159, 623
Savannah, G a . .
Allentown, Pa
Knoxville, Tenn....
El Paso, Tex
90 San Diego, Calif
68, 292
19,335
98, 942
101
102
103
104
105
Troy, N. Y
Binghamton, N. Y_
Rockford, 111
Charleston, S. C . „ .
Little Rock, Ark...
106
107
108
109
110
Johnstown, Pa
East St. Louis, I1L_
Sacramento, Calif. _
Brockton, Mass
Hoboken, N. J
551, 609
91, 806
219,981
593, 671
1,169,852
526, 609
91,806
219,981
3, 421
405, 363
111
112
113
114
115
Terre Haute, Ind_ _
Saginaw, Mich
Pawtucket, R. I
Passaic, N. J
Gary, Ind
77,468
295,986
2,181, 772
725,926
102, 764
77,468
107, 986
408, 772
173, 926
87, 764
116
117
118
119
120
Springfield, Ohio...
Altoona, Pa
Long Beach, Calif..
Chester, Pa
Mobile, Ala
327, 710
591,022
244, 431
790,952
113,179
215,902
52,701
244,431
423,452
113,179
121
122
123
124
125
Racine, Wis
New Britain, Conn
Lansing, Mich
Holyoke, Mass
Springfield, 111
564,102
118,683
228,044
20,081 1
118,683
29,079
140, 230 1
157, 615
57, 770
160,813
74,680
5, 715
57, 770
17,813
34,683
7, 592
56, 458
38, 670
3, 364
44, 368
38, 670
3, 364
21,118
42,190
54, 438
61, 013
318, 302
67, 513
18, 590
5,963
8, 862
5, 546
23, 600
54, 438
55, 050
309, 440
61, 967
54, 011
39, 097
29,905
138, 572
532, 534
14,132
3, 097
15, 505
40, 264
9, 049
39,879
36,000
14, 400
98, 308
523, 485
2,998 1
138, 610
165, 356 !
796, 527 !
9,213
2,998
17, 940
2,973
145,997
7, 613
120,670
162,383
650, 530
37, 659
253, 049
86, 201 1
42,480
26, 759
7, 405
328, 824
321, 826
37,778
61, 056
28,423
61, 581
30,861
5, 778
20, 056
28,423
267,243
290,965
32,000
41,000
111, 808
538,321
598,038
49,075
548,963
367, 500
15,077
5,477
9,600
404,359
63,983
100,039
32, 690
60, 546
56,159
348,200
63,983
85,184
2,000
52,000
148, 500
661, 000
1, 313, 584
193, 529
197, 200
69,000
54, 500
7, 250
1,094,513
65, 550
151,900
143, 000
$3,000
20, 250
590/250
764, 489
188, 000
1, 773,000
552, 000
15,000
198, 965
3,201
6, 442
14,855
30,690
8,546
>
1,600
25, 000
564,102
20,081
101, 699
20, 582
44,000
136, 382 [
28,174
100, 458
770,989
10,900
245, 644
83,000
36,038
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TABLE
1 2 . - ^ A M O U N T O F S P E C I F I E D A S S E T S AT C L O S E O F Y E A R :
( T h i s table is presented in t w o sections.
City number.
[For a list of t h e cities a r r a n g e d alphabetically b y States, w i t h t h e n u m b e r assigned t o each, see p . 13.
F o r a text discussion of t h i s table, see p . 48.J
ASSETS I N PUBLIC TRUST F U N D S .
ASSETS I N SINKING F U N D S .
CITY.
to
1922—Continued.
See also p p . 248 to 255.)
Aggregate.
Investments.
Total.
Cash.
Investments.
Total.
Cash.
Real p r o p e r t y .
Securities.
G R O U P I V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 50,000 T O 100,000—Continued.
126
127
128
129
130
Chattanooga, T e n n _ .
Berkeley, Calif
Davenport, Iowa
H a m t r a m c k , Mich.__
Bethlehem, P a
$663,631
830,264
797, 268
1,032,224
1,046, 267
$90,126
92, 841
62,544
97,910
641,667
$6,190
92,841
62, 544
97, 910
390, 567
131
132
133
134
135
Covington, K y
Lincoln, N e b r
Portsmouth, Va
Haverhill, Mass
Wheeling, W . V a
268,942
1, 637, 242
1,422,052
726,955
455, 534
73, 638
822,432
207, 684
370,430
60,989
73, 638
556, 882
51,794
1,132
44,024
$83,936
$407
3,519
58, 738
10, 374
10,131
500
175,995
45,430
10, 374
131
.500
4,938
4,045
$12, 500
a
$70,000
251,100
265, 550
155,890
369,298
16,965
zn
H
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10,000
171,057
41,385
ui
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136
137
138
139
140
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y__
Highland Park, Mich
Macon, G a .
Huntington, W. V a . .
E a s t Orange, N . J
5,971,377
1, 562, 875
496,703
536, 524
1, 657, 239
141
142
143
144
145
Lancaster, P a
Roanoke, Va
Tampa, Fla
Augusta, G a
Cicero, 111
250, 668
2, 059, 277
1, 457, 476
497, 334
513, 337
78, 777
341,554 '
919,709
386,469
146
147
148
149
150
Jackson, M i c h
Winston-Salem, N . C
Fresno, Calif
Topeka, Kans
Atlantic City, N . J . . .
1, 016, 989
576, 527
730, 307
1,023,269
4,873,328
39,919
211,163
99,891 i
448,395 1
3,747,418
39,919
35,163
99, 891
61, 799
262,918
386, 596
3, 484, 500
151
152
153
154
Quincy, M a s s
P a s a d e n a , Calif
Kalamazoo, M i c h
Maiden, Mass
1,102,348
1, 835, 459
1,411,042
1,665, 647
218,386 !
327,778 |
764,397
218,386
204, 778
25, 847
123,000
738, 550
1,094, 535
221,852
398,145
1,053,120
9
$12,907
3,519 [
128, 738
44, 590
52, 852
203, 399
21,936
1, 049, 945
169,000
194, 746
1,031,184
26, 554
226, 209
5,969
78, 777
315,000
693, 500
380, 500
176,000
44, 433
8,316
18, 514
4,356
816
2,834
40,077
7,500
15, 680
79,193
3,968
75,225
60,596
5,847
54, 749
17,308
15,100
242,787
4,082
10, 230
3,762
13, 226
15,100
228, 795
541,203
12,403 j
1,972 (
70,185 !
77,592 |
33,829
6,003
1,972
5,235
22, 092
89,486
417,931 \
29,653 i
4,887
15,153
70,196
342, 848
14, 500
545
4,924
371, 404
376,873
417,888
6,400
64, 950
55, 500
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155
156
157
158
159
Charlotte, N . C
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
York, Pa
Bay City, Mich
Shreveport, La
$898,451
1,408,549
705.925
2,153,887
1,331,784
160
161
162
163
164
C e d a r R a p i d s , Iowa—
McKeesport, Pa
Newton, Mass
E l m i r a , N . Y__
_
Nasv Castle, P a
165
166
167
168
169
$252,539
75,100
231,636
27,000
$551,436
340,203
460,345
163,435
$298,897
265,103
228, 709
136,435
507, 607
873,521
2,431,612
1,044,054
589,354
16,220
372,921
1,552,786
16,220
150,937
1, 286
89,936
69,936
20,000
D e c a t u r , 111
Chelsea, M a s s
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x . . .
Galveston, Tex
__
O a k P a r k , 111
414,090
980,689
419,814
1,535,347
832, 653
283,247
765,296
267,993
810,209
67, 417
21,096
221,693
384,709
215,830
744,200
46,300
425, 500
170
171
172
173
174
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
Woonsocket, R. I
Kenosha, W i s . .
Hammond, Ind
M o n t g o m e r y , Ala
641, 747 I
2,794,310
615, 580
669,468
116,149
175
176
177
178
179
Pittsfield, M a s s
P e r t h A m b o y , N . J._
Beaumont, Tex
L i m a , Ohio
S t o c k t o n , Calif.
235,365
1, 292,399
713, 666
1,315,948 1
2,236,419
848,037
636,588
441,239 1
161,098 i
18,8JL5
105,088
31,333
161,098
829,222
531,500
409,906
180
181
182
183
184
P u e b l o , Colo
_.
Medford, Mass
L e x i n g t o n , Ky__
C h a r l e s t o n , W . Va_._
Salem, M a s s .
243, 669
1,079,572
1,474,457
1,637,415 1
520.926
29,083
335,651 i
410,016
1,009,266
4,947
24,633
9,451
104, 682
312,066
35
4,450
326, 200
305,334
697,200
4,912
185
186
187
188
189
Butte, Mont
Everett, Mass...
F i t c h b u r g , Mass-.
Madison, W i s . . .
West Hoboken, N . J .
263,691
1,091,266 1
1,087,944
1,248, 742
628,246
77,841
494,766 1
263,741
465,372 '
450,547
77,841
37,766
103,153
285,331
4, 647
190
191
192
193
194
S a n Jose, Calif
Hamilton, Ohio.
Springfield, M o .
E a s t Chicago, I n d
Brookline, M a s s _ _ ^ _
257,872
350,024
492,107
703,938 1
473,466 II
7,126
157,020
16,814 i
115,651 j
!
7,126
49,822
16,814
40,135
243,515 [
2,108, 668 i
19, 635
131,515
123,718
221,984
1,551,500
112,000
1,984,950
19, 635
$4,925
33
88,847
31,056
57,791
73,247
1,247
72,000
81,463
77,260
2,479
3,955
78,984
73,305
78,445
25,240
10,695
67,750
25,240
21,489 |
85, 786
489
47,886
37,900
117,133
15,481
103,154
81,953
1,041
107,198
139,190
21,666
111, 201
g
47,712
70,152
1,041
12,027
34,779
105,881
76,016
3, 534
268,244 [
14,939
257
24,875
3, 534
1,849
452,314 !
118,249 1
23,867
$4,000
5,932
15, 481
55,442
11,801
500 1
12,027 i
75,264
457,000
160,588
180,041
445, 900
$500
$500
4,925
143,223
500
19,840
105, 624
51,141
266,395
70,620
4,644
4,280
8,013
13,867
17,700
430, 334
110,236
10,000
12,199
3,579
1,449
3, 579
10, 750
41,513
5, 488
36,025
75,516
fco
(This table is presented in two sections.
tnber. i
For a text discussion of this table, see p . 48.]
ASSETS IN PUBLIC TRUST F U N D S .
ASSETS IN SINKING F U N D S .
Aggregate.
CITY.
Investments.
j
City
0
a
05
See also pp. 248 to 255.)
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13.
Total.
Cash.
Investments.
Total.
Cash.
Real property.
Securities.
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
195
196
197
198
199
$352,338
461,599
1,391, 686
656.241
1,167,065
?nn
201
3, 291, 297
512,833
345,710
551, 771
295,521
Muskegon, Mich
Joliet 111
90"?
203
204
205
206
207
208
?09
C o l u m b i a , S. C
Battle Creek, Mich
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
?10
211
212
213
214
Waterloo, Iowa
Taunton, Mass
215
216
217
218
219
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
220
221
222
Meriden, Conn
_
123, 796
440,709
918,732
882,035
499.242
232,263
1,121,706
876,179
455, 605
281, 951
817,401
749,873
187,838
247, 779
226,628
296, 704
442, 543
204,983 1
$699,646
2,497
396,880
$289,646
2,497
77,468
319,412
11,000
11,000
37,009
160,220
$410,000
37,009
51, 220
109, 000
2, 587
2,587
278,256
45,194
Il7,256
1,594
161,000
43,600
43,202
789,169
655,558 1
6,662 !
137,203 |
10,602
23,019
655,558
6,662
137,203
32,600
766,150
77, 673
18,851
24,830
7,852
140,000
38, 694
217, 673
57,545
24,830
58,872
207,795
110,795
51,020
a
$117, 687
39,039
12,129
180,995
31,982
$3, 996
7,519
12,129
5,020
31,097
$113,691
31, 520
3,052,179
108, 773
16,959
47, 560
34,859
12, 703
14,173
6,909
30, 624
359
3,039,476
94,600
10,050
16,936
34, 500
11,791
1,432
13, 729
5,942
7,801
15,000
10,500
143,177
O
*l
82,950
O
1,262
H
26,791 |
11,932
156,906
5,942
90, 751
175,975
885
6,762
37,000
90,867
121,919
29,264
60,919
9,264
5,500
37,000
90,867
61,000
20,000
1,709
57, 309
12,581 !
51,149
167,168
1,709
4,213
5,531
14,622
2,168
53,096
7,050
36, 527
100, 000
26,054
10, 565
$65,000
15,489
97,000
60, 269 1
60, 269
CO
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H
W
IP
H
i—i
Q
Ui
M
i—i
223 | Easton, Pa
224 I New Brunswick, N . J-.
62,119
97
94,050
759,182
70,3ll
7,356
160,829
720,019
61,811
6,356
160,829
16, 337
8,500
1,000
634,168
65,028
18,943
160,810
485
250,098
5,579
18,943
102,010
485
212,466
225,000
121,026
91,440
225,000
32,767
767
32,666
873,968
80,268
793, 700
179,867
180,332
57, 963
50, 332
121, 904
130,000
!
i
14,428
103,353
8,436 1
14, 428
5,853
8,436
97, 500
II
282,965
165
II
1
156,169 1
759,279
1
225
226
227
228
229
Danville, 111
Wilmington, N . C .
Ogden, Utah
Miami, Fla
Orange, N . J
230
231
232
233
234
West New York, N . J..
Amsterdam, N . Y
Hazleton, Pa
Norristown, Pa
Kokomo, Ind
235
236
237
238
239
Oshkosh, Wis
Pensacola, F l a . . .
Lewiston, Me
Green Bay, Wis_.
Columbus, Ga._.
1
240
241
242
243
244
Petersburg, Va
Watertown, N . Y
East Cleveland, Ohio_
Phoenix, Ariz
Sheboygan, Wis
1
245
246
247
248
249
Moline, 111
Waltham, Mass...
Anderson, Ind
Revere, Mass
Cumberland, M d .
250
251
252
253
Newport, R. I
Newburgh, N . Y_.
Muskogee, Okla._
Cranston, R. I
254
255
256
257
Montclair, N . J_
Warren, Ohio..La Crosse, Wis..
Clifton, N . J__._
258
259
260
261
Lynchburg, Va _ _
Fort Smith, Ark
Colorado Springs, Colo..
Steubenville, Ohio
!
10,000
4,661
30,000
9,278
2,778
6,500
703,682
40, 821
20,021
20,800
384,070
59,449
34,153
68, 581
27, 653
1, 781
6,500
66,800
58,800
8,305
15,980
11,980
8,305
4,000
257,998
22,840
235,158
2,271
76,000
10,000 !
34,661
78, 271 1
166, 527
2, 682
7, 720
103, 209
7,720
76,369 j
19,869
56,500
25,161
47, 256 1
9,823
7,861
1,350
3,190
17,300
45, 906
6,633
9,800
282,800
10, 940
512,958 1
140,848
1,656,434
476,697
16,258
31,848
347,462
59,697
496, 700
109,000
1,308, 972
417,000
781,805
15, 646 1
244
122, 755
7,646
244
576,342
115,810
513,650
80,619
62,342
79,810
62,150
2,119
514, 000
36,000
451, 500
78, 500
49,874
5,332
59, 668
7,683
8,874
5,332
13,049
7, 683
41,000
1,047,765
41,632
19,781
109, 732
37, 765
41,632
19, 781
101,687
1,010,000
490
19,898
31,082
6,600
1,140
!
31, 572 1
26,498
51,400
607, 650
8,000
46, 619
8,045
to
-3
TABLE
1 2 . — A M O U N T O F S P E C I F I E D A S S E T S AT C L O S E O F Y E A R :
(This table is presented in two sections.
1922—Continued.
00
See also pp. 240 to 247.)
mber.
IFor a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 48.]
ASSETS IN INVESTMENT FUNDS AND MISCELLANEOUS
INVESTMENTS.
g
CITY.
ASSETS IN PRIVATE TRUS1 F U N D S .
Cash in
general
administrative
Investments.
Cit
Total.
Cash.
Total.
Real p r o p e r t y .
Cash.
Investments.
Securities.
M
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
II
III
IV
V
-
$499,943,869
$31, 203,792
$386,313, 265
$82,426,812
$22, 746,430
$14,295,766
$8,450, 664
$481,458,053
442,933, 531
45,881,166
4, 688,188
3, 813,172
2, 627,812
29,956,826
295, 248
453,398
467,159
31,161
346,993,137
37,513, 799
452,146
1, 262,183
92,000
65,983,568
8,072,119
3, 782, 644
2,083,830
2, 504, 651
13,123,150
2,670,151
3,657,314
1,931,385
1, 364,430
9, 562, 710
2, 279, 439
1, 251, 241
778,384
423,992
3, 560, 440
390, 712
2,406,073
1,153,001
940,438
209, 271, 543
79,110,033
94,653,321
57,541,077
40,882,079
a
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>
GROUP I—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 500,000 A N D OVER.
x
2
3
4
5
0
7
8
9
10
11
12
M
Ul
New York, N . Y _ .
._.
Philadelphia, P a
,_,_,__,
Cleveland, Ohio
S t . Louis, M o
Boston, M a s s
Baltimore, M d
Los Angeles, Calif-.
Pittsburgh, P a
San Francisco, Calif
Buffalo, N . Y . . .
,.
._
_
-
$276,615,794
61,109,430
30,213,620
1,422,850
$28,422,965
64,520
35,450
$276,113,460
29,000,000
972,120
21,875
850,000
100,245
41,561,596
274,039
2,849,728
520,998
23,299,287
4,094,069
437,700
10,439
309
52,998
377, 687
532,883
38,590, 000
2,533,896
263,600
1,909, 742
468,000
21,421,600
3, 561,186
939, 677
1, 500,000
$502,334
32,686,465
1,149,100 .
1,387,400
$5, 745, 561
535,245
5,795
44, 316
384,380
10, 694
$3, 204,319
565,806
276, 395
289,411
1,668,316
53,627
296,674
593,867
1,668,316
53, 627
296,674
541,707
52,160
9,569,914
3,178,565
31,246, 600
13,420,390
8,943,335
11,486,634
$229, 662
9,750
500
$9,049,179
9,086, 641
5,943, 811
13,410, 534
3,717,656
3,860,475
$8,949, 880
535,245
7,345
44,316
397,380 1
10,694
1,550
13,000
$18,154,946
34,880,198
22,395,496
4, 620, 604
44,346, 042
7,028, 819
GROUP I I — CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 300,000 TO 500,000.
13
14
15
16
17
18
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
Minneapolis, M i n n
$1,419,200
104,420
410,256
37,746,969
4,983,597
564,131
$106,310
19,207
$37, 500,000
13,799
$1,419,200
104,420
303,946
227, 762
4,983,597
550,332
$100, 558
373,047
18,274
433,522
11,015
769
$100,558
373,047
18,274
203,860
1,265
269
H
M
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Ul
o
ui
19
20
?A
W
23
Kansas City, M o
Indianapolis, I n d
Seattle, W a s h
Rochester, N . Y
Jersey C i t y , N . J._
.
517,285 {
135,308
GROUP
P o r t l a n d , Oreg
D e n v e r , Colo
Toledo, Ohio
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
Providence, R. I
St. P a u l , M i n n . .
Louisville, K y . _
O a k l a n d , Calif
Atlanta, Ga
A k r o n , Ohio
_
_
Springfield, M a s s
Paterson, N . J
Des Moines, Iowa
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
N e w Bedford, M a s s
Trenton, N . J
Norfolk, V a
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h
Camden, N . J
Fall R i v e r , M a s s
$51,508
9,471
2,937
1,846
7,839
$120,000
$236,147
2,850
84,000
4,000
303,000
2,289
_.
_
4,000
2,322,720 I
158,644 I
18, 677 !
700 |
75,858
_
_
__
108,020
35, 758
2,214,700
158, 644
18,677
700
40,100
289
2,000
15 |
15
1,000 1
1,000
_.
_.
_
58,415
340;
32,379
_.
1,275,927
530
305, 709
150,800
$248,498
78,959
256,880
395,494
$135,498
53,158
256,880
43,794
$113,000
25,801
2,718
58
2,660
89, 766
1,900
73,271
89,766
351,700
29,800
4,000
_.
1, 275,927
530
456,509
47,745
4,157
58,415
340
28,222
43,825
3,920
_.
1,900
73, 271
100,421 i
6,338
331,527 1
86,126
75,684
10,578
6,338
44,150
86,126
7,324
3,934
5,530
7,324
7,809 |
7,809
89,843
287,377
75,684
3,934
5,530
177,433
9,013
324,087
177,433
1,406
37,503
1,343
31,956
1,343
31,956
333,137
45,844
7,607
286,584 J
306,743
205,423
16,597
290,146
205,423
i
2,842 1
22,215
169,611
1,377,642
2,357, 252
4, 580,413
1,828,303
4,573,507
4,793,425
1,353,931
392,635
2,581,410
1,921,526
3,500,132
1, 518,577
2,523,292
4,046,432
4,089,939
162,082
2,179,286
343,084
430,211
869,487
287,293
169,482
876,389
1,063,767
731,706
1,002,676
1,064,610
2,842
22,215
129
$1,847,258
4, 239,921
4,998,223
8, 541,266
1,336,517
1,024,961
790,747
1,590,486
967,924
1,900,735
1
_
6,262,799
4,683, 689
10,157,583
2,599,874
10,337,792
H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 100,000 T O 300,000.
29,800
San A n t o n i o , T e x
New Haven, Conn
Dallas, T e x
Memphis, Tenn_.
D a y t o n , Ohio
Bridgeport, Conn
Houston, Tex
Hartford, Conn
Grand Rapids, Mich
Scranton, P a
387,862
95,000
_
Omaha, Nebr
B i r m i n g h a m , Ala
Syracuse, N . Y _ _ .
Richmond, Va
I I I . -- C I T I E S
$287,655
12,321
206,937
5,846
310,839
__
129,423
40,308
TABLE
1 2 . — A M O U N T OP S P E C I F I E D A S S E T S AT C L O S E O P Y E A R :
1922—Continued.
Or
O
(This table is presented in two sections. See also pp. 240 to 247.)
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 48.]
ASSETS IN I N V E S T M E N T FUNDS AND MISCELLANEOUS
INVESTMENTS.
ASSETS I N PRIVATE TRUST F U N D S .
Investments.
Total.
Cash.
Total.
Real property.
Cash.
Securities.
Cash in
general
administrative
funds.
Investments.
GROUP I I I — C I T I E S HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued.
59
60
61
62
63
Nashville, T e n n
Albany, N . Y
Wilmington, Del
Lowell, M a s s .
Kansas City, Kans
64
65
66
67
Fort Worth, Tex
Cambridge, Mass
Reading, P a
Erie, P a
68
69
70
71
Flint, Mich
Yonkers, N . Y
Spokane, Wash__.
Duluth, Minn
7?,
73
74
75
Lynn, Mass
Elizabeth, N . J
Utica, N . Y
Tacoma, Wash
$42,000
$42,128
$128
_
_
_
_.
43,071
$18,734
24,337
299,080
74,337
224, 743
$188,916
8,185
$1,185
$188,916
7,000
157,375
34,066
1,081
34,066
156, 294
12,292
1,194
11,098
_
_
___
_
33,131
3,263
29, 868
51,940
36,797
1,310
3,797
50, 630
33,000
343,151
3,251
93,695
68,695
25,000
13,896
55,617
13,896
55,617
_
_ ._
.
339,900
$3,083,105
271, 652
1,453,194
487,869
695,538
1,027,300
432,062
736, 896
467,490
3,449, 799
396,458
708, 790
287, 652
158, 555
2,230,176
755,062
611, 971
GROUP IV—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000.
76
77
78
79
80
Jacksonville, Fla__
Somerville, M a s s
Oklahoma City, Okla
Waterbury, Conn
Lawrence, Mass
81
82
C a n t o n , Ohio __.
Schenectady, N . Y
_
__
,.
__
$58,979
$1,286
$1,286
62,773 |
$26,773
36,000
J
200,984
40,825 1
$58,979
25,434
40,825
$175, 550
$2,925, 345
509,694
2,801, 470
161, 537
453,918
1, 624,805
1,146,49."
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M
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89,127
Fort Wayne, Ind
T u l s a , Okla_
E v a n s v i l l e , I n d -_
-
-
66, 033
E l Paso, Tex. _
S a n Diego, Calif
_
Manchester, N . H
Harrisburg, P a . Peoria, 111
St. Joseph, M o
Troy, N . Y
Binghamton, N . Y
Rockford, 111
101
102
103
104
105
Little Rock, Ark
106
107
108
109
110
E a s t S t . Louis, 111
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
Brockton, Mass
Hoboken, N . J
111
112
113
114
115
T e r r e H a u t e , Ind___
Saginaw, M i c h . .
Pawtucket, R. I
116
117
118
119
120
Springfield, Ohio
Altoona, P a
L o n g B e a c h , Calif
121
122
123
124
125
Racine, Wis
N e w Britain, Conn
Lansing, Mich
Holyoke, Mass
Springfield, 111
_
_.
__
56,540 f
20,115
54,620
56,540
20,115
26,420
15, 000
67, 013
67,013
110,356
110,356
Savannah, Ga
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
South Bend, Ind
Portland, M e
80, 209
8,918
-$51,033
28,200
50,516
1,366
49,150
64,034
63,834
200
50,000
279, 550
202,150
50, 000
228,800
91,000
426, 415
12, 735
413,680
50, 750
111, 150
___.
_ _
_
53, 779
4,400
56,614
18, 500
_...
_
__
51,169
2,947
56,614
Gary, Ind
. . .
_ . _
.
...
877
15,475
3, 571
184,834
57,967
6, 237
143,805
1,237
15,805
936
936
57,967
5,000
128,000
1,000
1,000
24,000 !
24,000
1,741
226, 500
113,908 !
1,741
226,500
113,908
22,992
1,115,280
469, 414
1,800,837
1,219, 783
152,915
42,062
518, 524
527, 733
61, 703
1, 568, 348
125, 994
309, 580
1,127,651
751,513
273, 072
888,190
59, 003
149, 050
188,833
2, 947
19,400
...
M o b i l e , Ala
43, 295
18, 500
_
_
43,295
16, 352 1
4,400
19,400
188,405
2,610
1,596,355
326,326
724,054
1,443, 902
489, 254
2, 644, 218
123, 654
123, 708
56,109
31,165
11,711
56,109
2,460
13,652
45,188
115,327
13,652
3, 588
115, 327
73,084
73,084
5,548
14,176
669
4,798
3,176
669
750
11,000
624,127
167,382
1,690,609
332,080
66,918
21,788 j
64,889
61,199
183
36,500 1
2,788
19,000
64,889
54,250
123, 605
182,951
1, 547,888
401,394
365, 271
6,949
183
490
28, 705
11,711
41,600
36,616 1
680,395
1,031,963
87,806
693, 490
545, 570
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to
to
1922—Continued.
(This table is presented in two sections. See also pp. 240 to 247.)
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 48.]
ASSETS IN INVESTMENT FUNDS AND MISCELLANEOUS
INVESTMENTS.
ASSETS I N PRIVATE TRUST F U N D S .
Cash in
general
administrative
funds.
Investments.
Investments.
Total.
Cash.
Real property.
Securities.
Total.
Cash.
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued.
126
127
128
129
130
Chattanooga, Tenn..
Berkeley, Calif
Davenport, Iowa
Hamtramck, Mich__
Bethlehem, Pa
131
132
133
134
135
Covington, Ky
Lincoln, Nebr
Portsmouth, Va._.
Haverhill, Mass...
Wheeling, W. Va_.
136
137
138
139
140
Niagara Falls, N . Y__.
Highland Park, Mich.
Macon, Ga
Huntington, W. Va__..
East Orange, N . J
141
142
143
144
145
Lancaster, Pa..
Roanoke, Va._.
Tampa, Fla....
Augusta, G a . . .
Cicero, 111
146
147
148
149
150
Jackson, Mich
Winston-Salem, N . C.
Fresno, Calif.
Topeka, Kans
Atlantic City, N . J . . - .
1,000
265,000
5,000
29,179
151
152
153
154
Quincy, Mass
Pasadena, Calif—
Kalamazoo, Mich..
Maiden, Mass
206,484
38,500
13,348
$100,000
22,465
$374
22,792
$100,000
3
$374
22, 792
$560, 224
611,112
583, 521
934,314
404,600
$22,465
Ul
4,900
1,001,720
56,468
1,720
1,663
25,141
200,138
9,541
200,138
14,846
1,000,000
661
$4,900
"54305"
2,991
$2,991
5,926,944
434,883
56,199
138,379
524, 805
15,600
111, 295
1,702,877
503.549
95, 765
270.550
9,846
16,910
3,799
1,000
265,000
5,000
25,380
848
206,484
38, 500
12,500
184,930
799,118
212,148
121,071
349,115
404,911
87,961
623,444
475,510
1,048,318
29,956
29,956
67,330
1,565
65,765
35,116
151,827
1,891
1,827
33, 225
150,000
617,087
1,380,936
1,009, 648
359, 202
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155
156
157
158
159
Charlotte, N . C
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
York, Pa
Bay City, Mich
Shreveport, L a
160
161
162
163
164
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
McKeesport, Pa
Newton, Mass
Elmira, N . Y
N e w C a s t l e , Pa_
165
166
167
168
169
D e c a t u r , 111
Chelsea, M a s s
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x
Galveston, Tex
O a k P a r k , 111
170
171
172
173
174
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
Woonsocket, R. I
Kenosha, Wis
H a m m o n d , I n d __ _
M o n t g o m e r y , Ala
175
176
177
178
179
Pittsfleld, M a s s _
_
P e r t h A m b o y , N . J__ _ _
Beaumont, Tex
L i m a , Ohio
_ ___
S t o c k t o n , Calif
180
181
182
183
184
P u e b l o , Colo
Medford, Mass
Lexington, K y
Charleston, W . Va
Salem, M a s s
185
186
187
188
189
Butte, Mont__ _
Everett, Mass
Fitchburg, Mass
Madison, Wis
West Hoboken, N . J
190
191
19?,
193
194
S a n Jose, Calif
H a m i l t o n , Ohio__ _
Springfield, M o
E a s t Chicago, I n d _
Brookline, M a s s
$156,819
832,375
222,499
1,693, 542
1,074,502
$741,132
$741,132
$19,813
_.
5,000
$19,813
5,000
_
30,90G
94,727
54,500
1,610
$906
411
30,000
94,316
54,500
511
103,727
11
2,085
10,000
150
150
9,439
7,511 1
$500
101, 642 '
1,610
10,000
622, 200
6,900
1,900
622, 200
5,000
129,434
1,113
128, 321
9,439
7,511
42,248
190,153
151,821
72,010
732,456
41,166
2,128
281,099
670,161
382,992
526,714
114,021
_
41,166
2,128
_ __
924
234,441
443,321
67, 660
872,777
2,059,990
924
_ _
4,616
4,616
__
_
_
_
_ ___
__ ___
4,802
1,432
3,304
65,857
3,957
61,900
2, 527
43,770
14,176
831
13,345
24,848
12
24,836
33,575
3,082
30,493
4,325
37, 500
37,500
41,925
72,031
83, 724
37, 600
72,031
83,724
62,000
62,000
25,333
333
25,000
641
55,325
6,632
7,007
r
_
_
4,802
1,432
3,304 1
46,297
___
7,648
55, 325
53,182 1
418,140
469, 694
702,125
808, 567
497,808
46, 550
133,510
572,183
974, 249
624,615
189,312
110, 586
554,575
299,858
543,897
153,832
151,214
189,425
467, 645
532,962
378,771
TABLE
1 2 . — A M O U N T O F S P E C I F I E D A S S E T S AT C L O S E O F Y E A R :
(This table is presented in two sections.
1922—Continued.
See also pp. 240 to 247.)
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 48.]
ASSETS I N INVESTMENT FUNDS AND MISCELLANEOUS
INVESTMENTS.
ASSETS I N PRIVATE TRUST E U N D S .
Investments.
Total.
Cash.
Real property.
Securities.
Total.
Cash.
Cash in
general
administrative
funds.
Investments.
3
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
195
196
197
198
199
E v a n s t o n , 111
Jamestown, N . Y .
200
201
202
203
204
Muskegon, Mich
Joliet,Ill
.
205
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
?14
$2,000
-•81,457
5,000
28,762
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
Pontiac, Mich
Stamford, C o n n . .
._
Council Bluffs, I o w a
Williamsport, P a
Portsmouth, Ohio.
Pouhkeepsie, N . Y
R o c k Island, 111
220
221
222
Q u i n c y , 111
81,400
5,000
25, 500
3,262
4,000
26,000
4,988
!1
_
_
.
_
18,000
4,500
3,491
-
$16,932
$5,582
1,581
1,581
13,448
294
13,448
294
61,420
55,420
6,000
84, 839
9,047
75,792
12,231
12, 231
300
300
865
3,940
865
3,940
36,628
1,303
$11,350
491
13,500
i
21,000
600
600
13, 662 1
35,585
426 190
761,826
478,347
357,797
178, 299
179,710
129,754
314,793
115,484
579,719
635,019
149,562
133,818
55,969
3,000
21,000
$232,651
422,560
679,911
472,749
721,271
226,537
322, 603
323,751
424,992
100,148
119,490
5,500
.
Austin, Tex
Meriden, Conn
$57
119,490
5,500
4,000
30,988 j
215
216
217
218
219
$2,000
35, 325
13.662
213,022
234, 748
130,452
w
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o
223
224
Easton, P a
New Brunswick, N . J .
225
226
227
228
229
D a n v i l l e , 111
Wilmington, N . C
Ogden, U t a h
____
Miami, Fla .
_ _ _ _ _
Orange, N . J
_
?30
231
?32
West N e w York, N . J
Amsterdam, N . Y
Hazleton, P a
Norristown, P a
*
K o k o m o , I n d __
vast
234
235
236
237
239
Oshkosh, W i s
Pensacola, F l a
Lewiston, M e
Green B a y , W i s
Columbus, Ga
240
241
24?
?43
244
Petersburg, Va
W a t e r t o w n , N . Y__
E a s t C l e v e l a n d , Ohio
Phoenix, Ariz
Sheboygan, Wis
245
246
247
248
249
M o l i n e , 111
Waltham, Mass
Anderson, Ind
R e v e r e , M a s s , ___
Cumberland, Md_
?50
251
25?
253
Newport, R . I
Newburgh, N . Y
Muskogee, Okla
Cranston, R . I
254
255
256
257
Montclair, N . J
Warren, Ohio.
L a Crosse, W i s
Clifton, N . J
258
259
260
?61
Lynchburg, Va
Fort Smith, Ark
Colorado Springs, Colo
Steubenville, Ohio
*>38
139,376
338,943
_ _
89,000
8,494
89,000
8,494
84, 015
84,015
__ _
14, 075
20,000
100
20,000
1,217
1,217
13,975
206,839
214, 696
216, 554
44,957
166, 239
_
__.
1,634
1,634
14,324
2, 324
350
3,047
_
68, 390
774
67, 616
16,860
860
16,000
12,000
350
3,047
4,400
2,500
15, 982
15,864
18,116
IB, 982
15,864
18,116
6,517
113,171
503
1,517
2,259
503
5,000
110,912
71,461
37,886
33, 575
28,102
460
28,102
460
___
865,354
3,388
298, 359
1, 532,370
81,191
1,900
211,618
183,822
14,112
302,388
70, 684
729,814
172,131
1, 233,039
251,517
407, 249
168, 774
151,939
206, 449
199,108
533, 247
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92,000
31, 295
846
$92,000
5,295
846
26,000
778
13, 000
370,109
1,060,399
67,807
630,258
_
__
13,778 ,
_
17,000
I
17,000
51,889
43, 553
155, 540
4,509
155, 560
I, lib
154,150
128, 500
72,435
213,225
507, 862
TABLE 1 3 . — T O T A L AND P E R CAPITA OP ALL DEBTS AND OP THE PRINCIPAL CLASSES THEREOF AT CLOSE OF YEAR:
[For a list of t h e cities a r r a n g e d a l p h a b e t i c a l l y b y States, w i t h t h e n u m b e r assigned t o each, see p . 13.
to
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F o r a text discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 50.]
N E T D E B T 1 AT
CLOSE OF Y E A R
(DOLLARS).
GROSS DEBT AT CLOSE OF YEAR ( D O L L A R S ) .
Classified b y g o v e r n m e n t a l u n i t
b y which incurred.
1922.
Classified b y c h a r a c t e r of o u t s t a n d i n g d e b t obligations.
Current.
Total.
C i t y corporation.
School
district.
Other
governmental
u n i t s of
city.
Funded
or fixed.
Floating.
Special
assessment
bonds
and
certificates.
Per
capita.
Revenue
bonds
and
notes.
Warrants
Total.
Per
capita.
Obligations on
trust
account.
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Group
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II
III
IV
V
'5,267,761,510 4,671,956,479 [367, 093, 819 228,711,212
3,167,751,29,
568,571,580!
786,996, 300
423,162, 665
321,279,670
),064,920
!, 558, 027,226,869,420] 243,055,457 57,746,882 42,466,804
2,930,299,536 107, 051,439 130,400, 320 2,850,062,635 62,492, 0951
455, 889,101 38, 663, 593| 74, 018, 886 475, 560,893 1,665,695!
690,069,831 82, 673, 721 14, 252, 748 682,688,491
347,013!
335, 813, 7121 80,980, 362! 6,368,591 358, 003, 563 1,591,145|
259,884,299 57,724,704 3, 670, 6671 262,748,838 2,462,079
76, 699, 560 126, 772,008 29,148, 545 [22, 576,452 186. 23
36,796,930 34,155,831 9,425,313 10,966,918 136.71
53,918,674 34,757,3681 10,742,630[ 4,541,624
97.50
27,140,834 28, 683, 081 5,120, 851 [ 2,623,191
78.51!
32,313,4221 18,687,1691 3,309,543 1,758,619| 78. 24
G R O U P I . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 500,000 A N D
New York, N Y
Chicago, 111.
Philadelphia, PaDetroit, Mich
Cleveland, O h i o . .
St L o u i s , M o
Boston, M a s s
Baltimore, M d
Los Angeles, Calif
Pittsburgh, Pa
San Francisco, CalifBuffalo, N . Y
1,809,343,865
214,909, 506,
254,938,919
167, 638, 739
142,979,07l[
23, 234,035
1,809,343,8651
124,798,005;
234,148,412
164, 075,826
94, 757, 229
20, 225> 535|
20, 507, 660! 69, 603, 841
10, 000|
20, 780, 507
3, 562, 913
16,046,8421
32,175, 000
3, 008, 500|
127,142, 606 127,142, 606
117,487,263! 117, 487, 263
55,194,385 16, 609, 785 11,627,350
83,431, 520
48,122,431 13,969,987 26,965,768
89, 058,186
76, 002, 634
76, 002,634
59, 001, 345
61,584,951
2, 583, 606
93.24
2,070,401,643 121. 72
399,196, 615 95.99
582,926,696 72.22
322, 092, 813 59. 76
237,514,328 57.85
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1,652,775,65161,340,000 34,446, 795 43,103,000 8,580,149 9, 098,270
130, 937,450 1,152, 095, 19, 233,810 55,550,930 7, 469, 570 j 565,651!
250, 320, 666
1,290,146 3,320,762
7,345
132,061,3311
12, 734, 756 22,520,000
322, 652
133, 610,
5,186,922
4,181,803
22,967, 000|
105, 680 161, 355,
126, 576,800
117, 427, 879
74, 667,455
85, 232, 050
73, 261,900
50, 224,107
135. 99| 3,612,132,095
309.
75.
134.
168.
167.
29.
83'
85[
57j
71
3li
47i
1,067,020,794! 182. 72
131,340,909i 46.35
195, 845,976 103. 38
122, 586, 693 123. 37
116,088,805 135. 85
14,183,4481 17.99
565,806' 166. 30!
59, 384, 154.14/
2,996,404 5,767,661! 134. 06
324
330,634
3, 435, 739
59,439 146. 50
' 1,898,636 842, 098! 144. 72
1, 661, 538 4,307,608 4,446,710
944,988 117. 55
84, 677,9081 110. 76
79, 910, 537 104. 84
68,825,591 110. 59
74,849,261 123.13
71, 057, 744 135. 30
44, 013,977 84.01
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GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000,
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Milwaukee, Wis
Washington, D . C
Newark, N . J
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
Minneapolis, M i n n
N e w Orleans, L a
36,146,883
5, 092,843
73, 585,086
112,945,123
48,195, 343;
50, 622,716i
1
Kansas City, M o
Indianapolis, I n d
Seattle, W a s h
Rochester, N . Y
Jersey C i t y , N . J
__
25, 791,135
28, 263,529!
74,835,826
42,472, 724J
70,620,372
30,914,513
5,092,843
56,966,752
92,833,081
44, 244,346
50, 622, 716
5,232,370
31,953,646
4,719,700
63,794,730
18, 638
16,618,334
8,954,050 11,157,992 108,325,992
40,998,764
3,950,997
! 42,339,621 1, 595,008
12, 526, 020 10,825,748 2, 439,367
11,433, 041 9, 020,750 7,809,738
51,514,232 9,863,045 13,458,549
42, 037,069
435,655
57, 704,488
12,915,884
GROUP
III.- C I T I E S
HAVING
7,4
?5
?fi
27
28
P o r t l a n d , Oreg.__
D e n v e r , Colo
T o l e d o , Ohio
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
P r o v i d e n c e , R. I__
29
30
31
3?
33
St. P a u l , M i n n
Louisville, K y
O a k l a n d , Calif
A t l a n t a , Ga._
A k r o n , Ohio
34
35
36
37
38
Omaha, Nebr_.
B i r m i n g h a m , Ala
Worcester, M a s s
Syracuse, N . Y
Richmond, Va
15,844, 541
36,146, 698
12,140,715
12,140,715
12, 552, 603 ( 12, 552,603
17,435,143
17, 569,076
22,291,148
22,291,148
8,231,697 12,070,460
39
40
41
42
43
San Antonio, Tex
New Haven, Conn
Dallas, Tex
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio
12, 265,108
10, 261,053
14,149,460
21,309,700
14,417,154
10,309,857
10,261,053
14,149,460
21,309,700
10,432,154
1,955,251
44
45
46
47
48
Bridgeport, Conn
Houston, Tex
Hartford, Conn
Grand Rapids, Mich
Scranton, P a
11,838,459
18,660,091
15,763,967
7, 658,958
4,075,8271
11,838,459
18,660,091
11, 624,434
5,274,002
2, 719,606
___
.
_
36, 625,815
22, 253,189
33,179,283
38, 310, 696
30,967,034
34,574,286
328,829
19,643,801 2,609,388
22,591,283 10,588,000
30,805,696 7,505,000
30,967,034
25, 607,360
14,498,608
12,906,800
8,985,898
29, 047,948
25,607,360
14,498,608
7,030,818
8,985,898
22,406,948
1
5,859,282
21,683,500
25,887,042
59,529,842
27,699,370
48,628, 686
52,049
A POPULATION
1,722,700
16,700
6,641,000
133,933
31,953,646 66.97
0.36
156,234
48,998,295 113. 48
81, 469, 501 201, 23
37,203,885 92.78
40,415, 726 100. 79
76.13
769,059
490,313
459, 240 2,336,974
84.37
332, 576 1,443, 911
600,000
10,416, 562
746, 744 237. 06
20, 855 4,121,823
136.
33
8, 248,675 5,925,000
599,679
235,082 20,340,454
353, 777 1, 062, 373 230.85
15, 541,983 45.88
24,455,635 73.00
58,434,942 185.11
24,180,189 77.61
36,386, 579 118.94
2,925, 000
1,484, 501
6, 686,654
3, 366, 000
6,858,693
3, 881, 700
1,460,075
5, 587,000
18,036,000
14,459,013
12, 223,515
8,908, 500
25,442,449
4,001,880
31,038,288
9,712,663
10,798,000
13,875,502
22,157,305
2, 512,344
1, 672,000
3,985,000
4,139,533
2,384,956
1,356,221
10,935,000
18,195, 500
15,167,000
6,311,700
3,368,000
190,690
373,143
462,806 2, 377,322
39, 020 3,095,610
52,908
359,825
227,308
388, 279
1,337,150
4, 006, 590
97,192
2,706, 500
100,000 T O 300,000
28,249,200
16,983,600
31,640,249
32,466,816
26,272,000
9, 581,000
9, 706,000
13,331,738
20,259,700
13,287,280
;
OF
75.76
11.64
170. 42
278. 97
120. 20
126. 25
2, 665,397
7,073
288,799
78, 959
256, 880
398,379
136.22
83.16
127.26
149. 97
128.67
25, 585,491 95.16
16, 495, 344 61.64
26,689,717 102. 37
21, 842, 781 85. 51
13, 785, 615 57. 28
20,522
292,135
72,113
156, 294
2,800
346
89,766
5,285
73,271
106. 77
61.28
56.15
41.18
139. 36
13,014, 249 54. 26
12, 378,038 52. 31
11,767, 808 51.19
7,053, 550 32. 32
23,338,436 111.97
1,000,000 1,403,486
299,714
450,000
382,180
1,040,000
555,974
357,254
323
192, 580
6,338
332,423
86,946
1:53,520
180. 07
63.97
66.71
97.06
124. 82
29,993,162 149.41
9,345,096 49 24
6,175, 217 32.82
13,875, 502 76.66
16,465,155 92.20
548, 367 2,127,325
112,000
439,119
387, 516
424, 676
8,416
3,934
5, 530
118,195
7,809
70.42
60.36
84.06
126. 94
89.09
8,034,941 46.13
9, 345,458 54.98
11, 727,862 69 67
19,452,946 115 89
10,480, 048 04. 76
592. 266
918, 583
1,400
1,097, 690
4,296, 655
3, 566, 680
18, 727
301,384
3, 375,934
2, 693,400
1,050,000
1,003,870
901,063
168, 233
564,473
23,481
29,720
1,019,100
642,011
Net debt is funded and floating debt less sinking fund assets.
2,396
118,925
36,096
l77,433
9,013
328,158
78.38
10,492,475 69.47
124. 34 15,458,842 103. 00
108. 65 13,408,283 92.42
54. 02
5,705,822 4fl 24
29.151 1 2,913,796' 20.84
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TABLE
1 3 . — T O T A L AND P E R C A P I T A O F ALL D E B T S AND OF THE P R I N C I P A L C L A S S E S T H E R E O F AT T H E C L O S E O F Y E A R :
1922—Continued.
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 50.]
N E T DEBT l AT
CLOSE OF YEAR.
(DOLLARS).
GROSS DEBT AT CLOSE OF YEAR (DOLLARS).
Classified b y governmental u n i t
b y w h i c h incurred.
Classified b y character oi o u t s t a n d i n g d e b t obligations.
CITY.
M
City nunlb
Total.
C i t y corporation.
School
district.
Other
governmental
u n i t s of
city.
Funded
or fixed.
Floating.
Special
assessment
bonds
and
certificates.
Current.
Revenue
bonds
and
notes.
Warrants
Per
capita.
Total.
Per
capita.
Obligations on
trust
account.
GROUP I I I — C I T I E S HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued.
49
50
51
5?
53
Springfield, M a s s _ _ _ __
Paterson, N . J .
Des Moines, Iowa
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
N e w Bedford, M a s s
_
11,269,402
11,416,393
14,394, 551
15,808, 506
17,012,043
54
55
56
57
58
Trenton, N . J
Norfolk, V a
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h
Camden, N . J
Fall River, M a s s
10,083, 738 1 10,083,738
29,038,131
29,038,131
12, 795,204
9,167,498
11,212,030
11,212,030
10,408,911
10,408,911
59
60
61
6?
63
Nashville, T e n n
A l b a n y , N . Y_._
W i l m i n g t o n , Del
Lowell, M a s s
Kansas City, Kans
64
65
66
67
Fort Worth, Tex
Cambridge, Mass
Reading, P a
Erie, P a
.
_
_
11,269,402
11,416,393
10, 670,044
12,329,006
17,012,043
_ _ 11,844, 700 1 11,844,700
9,100, 614 |
8,933,128
9, 587,210
9,587,210
8,199,546
8,199,546
12,960,742
11,014,476
_
„
11,787,349
11,530,770
4,376, 866
7,016,513
11,787,349
11,530,770
2,986,166
3,781,970
3,724, 507
3,479, 500
10,903,500
10,120,364
14,038,350
13,250,927
14,403,000
3, 627,706
6,828,720
27,194,000
9, 884, 500
9,554,030
10,039,300
1,946,266
9,992,000
7, 565,284
9,251,150
6,334,430
9* 421,576
1,390, 700
3,234,543
10,495,000
10,091,700
4,277,700
i 6,928,839
167, 486
!
11, 828
354,074
429,044
853,625
2,518,724
2, 000,000
1,017,062
910,000
1,824,000
792,900
214, 509
26,200
6,866
2, 237,956
1,200,000
2,697,199
748,000
200,000
522,772
171,754
25,000
475,000
42,702
1,650,000
167,486
76,349
3,121,633
316, 872
1,286, 212
1,250,000
30,000
4,409
236,352
38,855
250,846
65,100
58,209
21.942
13,360
119, 849
358,197
80.67 1 9, 950, 540 71.23
82. 42
7,940,098 57.32
107.67
13,930, 356 104.19
119.44
11,171,209 84.40
133.60
12,166, 721 95.55
80.62 1 3, 970, 228 31.74
121,359 232.46
24,268,384 194. 28
9, 793, 618 79.03
41, 751 103. 26
6,946, 368 56.98
91.97
7,105, 596 58 83
169, 611 86.17
3,700
99,944
2, 500
188,916
93,795
98. 431
78. 30
83. 74
71. 66
113.89
9, 557,331
6,357, 658
9, 278,487
6,149,430
8,998,880
79 42
54 70
81 04
53.74
79.08
6,137 104. 25
159, Q70 104. 29
34,066
39. 78
3,114
64. 06|
9, 235,123
5, 958, 543
3, 698,252
6,466,555
81.68
53.89
33.61
59.04
10, 849, 692] J 6,579,6921 4,270,0001
17,487,003
17,487,003
7,198, 558 2,192,820
9,391,378
7,289,333 2,422,000
9,711,333
Flint, M i c h . . .
Yonkers, N . Y .
Spokane, W a s h
Duluth, M i n n ,
L y n n , Mass___
Elizabeth, N . J
Utica, N . Y . . _ .
Tacoma, Wash.
5, 682,430
5,560, 287
5, 208,973
9, 779,337
5, 682,430
5,560,287'
5,071,007
8,974,3121
801,522
572, 5191
1,551,000 3,492,000
32, 749
1, 598, 223
46,000
829,000
10, 219, 7791
12,443,760
7, 533,000
8, 641,000
4,109, 279
3,448,350
4, 558,440
8,754,995
137,966
3, 503
1,692,069
497,841
683,3431
224,999
34,703
38,275; 101.731
243| 165. 88
2,407j 89.81;
160, 630! 93. 211
137,966
227,832
343,151]
16, 520
14, 7261
56, 645
10,119,779!
12,443,742 118. 04
6,317,670 60.42
8,309,401 79.76
55. 891
54. 70!
51. 27;
97.43
3,265,0781
3,104, 814!
4,428, 7161
7,168,485
32.11
30.55
43.59
71.42
26,247
500,000
254 1,132,407
1, 907, 500
190,100
800, 000
99.97
20.16
133.81
1 123.22
203, 016 60.04
7, 453, 064
1,459,000
8,810,529
9, 572, 500
3, 897, 787
76.35
15.01
90.85
99.20
40.42
916, 926
23, 769
43, 760
507, 827
83, 473
3,880 145.42
41,398 1 86.07
95, 877 34.02
22,359 1 92.70
56,182
31.38
1, 230,000
403, 348
56, 522
G R O U P I V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 50,000 T O 100,000.
76
77
78
79
80
Jacksonville, Fla._
Somerville, M a s s
O k l a h o m a C i t y , Okla
Water bury, Conn
___
81
82
83
84
85
C a n t o n , Ohio
S c h e n e c t a d y , N . Y__.
Fort Wayne, Ind
T u l s a , Okla
Evansville, Ind
__
H6
87
88
89
90
91
9?,
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
9, 759,478
7, 661,133
1, 959, 000
1, 959,000
12,976,729
8, 704,729
11,890,100
11,663,100
5, 789,346 1 5, 789, 346
13, 922,928
7, 977,176
3,114, 877
8, 257,446 1
2, 794,182
2,098,345
7,773, 928
7, 977,176
1,011,877
4,585, 219
2,019,101
6,149,000
S a v a n n a h , Ga
Allentown, P a . Knoxville, T e n n
E l Paso, T e x
S a n Diego, Calif
4,439,995
4,404,840
3, 780, 064 1 1,363,564
10, 875,182
10,875,182
8, 252, 753
8,252, 753
12,901,008
11,181,008
35,155
2,41.6, 500
B a y o n n e , N . ,T
11.268,584
11,268,584
5, 257,550 i 5, 257, 550
4,970, 879
2, 706,879
1,551,788 1
619,775
1, 359, 595
311,555
. .
H a r r i s b u r g , Pa
Peoria, 111
St. Joseph, M o
loo
Wichita, Kans
Wilkes-Barre, P a _ . _
Sioux C i t y , Iowa
South Bend, Ind
Portland, M e .
101
10?,
103
104
105
Troy, N . Y
Binghamton, N . Y
Rockford, 111
Charleston, S. C
L i t t l e Rock, A r k „ _
_
9,380,242
1,459,000
11, 770, 748
9, 792, 500
4, 786,330
4, 272,000
227,000
12, 985,920
6, 762, 007
3,019,000
7, 597, 282
[ 2, 738, 000
2,103,000
3, 672, 227
775, 081
909, 359
213, 085
46,505
3, 655, 500
3, 624,000
8, 026,173
7,145,060
12, 709, 625
208, 657
73,500
571, 966
10,142, 594
4,800, 000
4, 719, 900
25,013
1, 347, 000
1 1,320,890
169,750
1, 720,000
|
2, 264,000
907,000
1,048,040
7, 582, 613
2, 493,190
2, 605, 807
3, 859, 720 !
9, 929, 010
4,986, 509
1,770,690
939,000
1,659,720
4, 927,290
2, 596,104
722,500
1,666,807
2,200,000
0,148, 712
3, 391, 636
3, 473,379
6, 550,2281
2,198, 0741
5, 902, 782
3,391, 636
2,141,014
6,300,228
1, 297,266
115,880
130,050
1, 230, 500
250, 000
528,358
101,865j
1
292,000
2,000
5,001, 720
372,450
174, 000
232, 564
275,155
75,000
2,277, 043
71, 255 1, 036, 438
127,185
955,927
30, 000
40,000
200, 000
6,629
4, 565, 095
2,106, 500
2, 319,000
3, 457, 500
9,861, 638
5,102, 294
3, 045,852
1, 512, 600
5,953,173
527,500 1,213,412
36, 979
4,788
28, 070
2,405
156,600
286, 807
275,000
37,500
131,449
52, 790
901, 500
3,880
228,000
816, 685
489, 587
84, 712
139, 499
86,348
23,797
107,468
372,450
Net debt is funded and floating debt less sinking fund assets.
71, 320
11,053, 346 115,45
6, 567,930 70.86
2, 971, 595 32.46
6, 258, 216 70.25
2, 673,079 30.02
50.64
3, 545, 000 40. 43
68,119
3, 295, 774 38.81
7,564 1 44.51
8, 024,315 94.68
128.32
[ 98.11 1 6, 239,883 74.18
64,198 1 154.45 1 12,010,958 143.80
137.06
65.29
1 62.15 1
[ 19.71 1
4,006 1 17.40 j
313
427,550
2, 883,347
177, 300
1,120, 297
60, 989
98.12
32.99
34.54
127, 220 51. 40
29,872 137.85
317
1
1,539
31, 436 1
!
1
1
85.38 1
47.42 i
49.28
93.17
31.73 1
8, 539, 704 103. 87
4,606,471 57.20
4,454, 408 55. 69
1, 258, 665 15.99
1,174,077 15.03
o
>
W
QQ
4,464,264 57.77
2, 049,351 27.12
2,276, 956 30.18
3,313, 018 44.12
8,607, 502 119. 50
4, 962,064
2,888, 237
1,454,830
5, 792,360
1,740,912
68.91
40.38
20.64
82.39
25.13
to
at
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T A B L E 1 3 . — T O T A L AND P E R CAPITA OF ALL D E B T S AND OF THE PRINCIPAL C L A S S E S T H E R E O F AT C L O S E O F Y E A R :
1922—Continued.
o
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 50.]
N E T DEBT x AT
3LOSE OF YEAR.
(DOLLARS).
GROSS DEBT AT CLOSE OF YEAB (DOLLARS).
Classified b y governmental u n i t
b y w h i c h incurred.
Classified b y character of o u t s t a n d i n g d e b t obligations.
CITY.
City numb er.
Total.
! C i t y corporation.
School
district.
Other
governmental
u n i t s of
city.
Funded
or fixed.
Floating.
Special
assessment
bonds
and
certificates.
Current.
Revenue
bonds
and
notes.
Warrants
Per
capita.
Total.
Per
capita.
Obligations on
trust
account.
o
M
4
r
Ul
H
>
H
GROUP IV—CITIES HAVINQ A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued.
M
W
106
107
108
109
110
Johnstown, P a
E a s t St. Louis, 111
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif .
Brockton, M a s s
Hobokcn, N . J
111
11*>
IIS
114
115
Terre Haute, Ind
Saginaw, M i c h . . .
Pawtucket, R. I
Passaic, N . J __
Gary, Ind
_
116
117
118
119
"P0
Springfield, Ohio
Altoona, P a
L o n g Beach, Calif
Chester, P a
Mobile, Ala
191
122
123
N e w Britain, Conn
Lansing. M i c h
___
-_.
...
4, 675, 000
3, 675, 949
10, 085, 811
7,323,821
13, 790, 8121
2,461,000
2,144,844
6, 293, 369
7,323,821
13, 790,812
2,214,000
865,372
3,792,442
2, 218,652
4, 833, 610
8,270, 095 J
5,364,888
3, 328, 001
1, 238, 652
2, 657,213
8, 270, 095
5, 364,888
2, 269,084
980,000
2,176,397
4, 241, 538
3,200,185
5, 559, 605
3, 682,900
3, 579, 399
2, 704, 538
2,115,185
2,937,130
2,086,400
3,428,832
1,537,000
1,085,000
2,622,475
1,596, 500
150,567
2, 811, 546
4, 582,900
4, 431, 037 |
2,811,546
4,582,900
4,421,037
10,000
4, 675, 000
2, 549,592
9, 976,965
4, 792, 200
6,193, 659
665, 733
I
1,058,917
1
j
790,388
52,330
2, 530,811
2, 205, 000
4, 714, 000
7,196,000
4,433, 250
1, 6^9, 000
3,608, 718
2, 794, 500
5,410,029
3,124,500
3, 259,179
2, 771,000
4, 397,000
2,061,000
335, 959
(2)
2, 500, 000
5, 054,631
712,000
1, 200, 000
872,000
219, 638
347, 750
579,015
311, 500
40, 500
74,821
187,000
183,400
42,500
375,000
90,720
2, 201, 300
112, 700
23, 600
6,356
67. 55
53. 37!
10
56, 516 146.61
31,621 106.78
11,711 202.31
70,457
85, 336
13, 652
49,153
116, 759
18,167
73, 084
7,757
554
141, 232
17,262
1,955
83, 763
4,123, 391 59 58
2, 457, 786 35 68
9, 756, 984 141. 83
4,198, 529 61 22
5, 023, 807 73 70
32. 57
71. 09
122.52!
81,07
51. 09
2,127, 532
4, 567,167
5, 014, 228
3, 707,324
1, 586, 236
31 23
67 17
74.29
56. 02
24. 35
5,548
18, 810
8,344
65. 84
50. 38
87.72|
58. 65
57. 03
3, 281,008
2, 278, 299
5,165, 598
2,333, 548
3, 333,000
50
35
81
37
53
23, 284
64, 889
61, 374
44. 82'
73. 811
71.70
2, 771,000
3, 839, 254
1,942, 317
44 17
61 83
31.43
93
87
51
16
11
H
i—i
O
w
O
M
3
w
3,999,183!
2, 678, 706|
3,999,183
1,881,919
731, 817
6,467, 242
3,839,410
3,067, 742
3, 311,661
6,804,979
6,467, 242
1, 204,870
2,044, 742
1,369, 661
3, 726, 575
2, 634, 540
1,023, 000
1,942,000
3,078, 404
3,331,853
3,401, 6521
6,837,4121
1, 615,991
2,134,445
2, 796,464
1, 710,862
6,837,412
1, 615,991
2,069, 509
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y
H i g h l a n d P a r k , Mich_'_
M a c o n , Ga._H u n t i n g t o n , W . Va.__
E a s t Orange, N . J_
8,442,040
6, 740, 767
2,303,320
2,163,471
6, 710,847
8,442,040
3, 703, 767
2,031,745
878,471
6,710,847
141
14?,
143
144
145
Lancaster, P a
Roanoke, Va
T a m p a , Fla_ _
Augusta, Ga
Cicero, Ill__
1, 673,000
4, 840,048
4,093,154
3, 720,159
2,157,643
783,000
4, 840,048
3, 248, 237
3,675,159
1, 218,016
890,000
146
147
148
149
150
Jackson, M i c h
Winston-Salem, N . C
F r e s n o , Calif
Topeka, Kans
Atlantic City, N . J
3, 568,758
7, 255,038
3,183,421
2, 953, 574
14, 303,294
2, 727, 758
7, 255,038
653,421
2, 618, 597
14,303, 294
841,000
151
15?
153
154
Quincy, Mass
P a s a d e n a , Calif
Kalamazoo, Mich
Maiden, Mass
4,051,924
3, 786, 735
3, 343, 891
3, 394, 527
4,051,924
2,279, 735
1,669,878
3,394, 527
1*>*i
Holyoke, Mass
Springfield, 111
1'?6
197
T?8
1?9
130
Chattanooga, Tenn
Berkeley, Calif
Davenport, Iowa
Hamtramck, Mich
Bethlehem, Pa
131
132
133
134
135
C o v i n g t o n , Ky_._
Lincoln, N e b r
Portsmouth, Va
Haverhill, Mass
Wheeling, W . Va
136
137
138
139
140
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_
_
_
_.
_.
_
535,389
1,688, 000
500,000
468, 267
950
562
500
398
404
209, 636
87, 282
3, 022, 500
2,479, 000
6, 834,100
1,463,000
1,937, 700
50,464
875, 956
6,169,
3, 619,
2, 472,
2, 945,
6, 798,
2, 790
64,936
2, 595
1,573,000
4, 651, 000
3,384, 250
3, 502, 000
899, 650
4,000
1, 507,666
258,889
2, 265
1,600
150,000
190, 000
197,056
374
22, 792
34, 757
4,936
487,800
193,000
4,500
275,000
183, 375
1, 202,958
530, 568
65. 761
44. 32
628, 575
123, 759
1,153,016
75,000
681, 278
1, 732,171
106, 594
265,000
5,895
9, 674
1, 712
2,991
1,809
57. 78|
59. 36
121. 02
28.65
37.97
2,948, 862 51.14
1, 656, 568 28.91
6, 626,416 117. 29
1,092, 570 19.37
1, 876, 711 33. 39
150.78
120.63
41.59
39.16
122.20
8,432,012 150. 60
4,881, 491 87.36
1, 665,108 30.07
1, 764, 355 31.94
3,922, 625 71.43
5,528
1,941
1,576
986, 571
5, 350
2,913, 500
16,910
19, 400
104,977
28, 366
83, 516
3,421
86,860
71, 444
1,100,000
134,488
816, 036
750,000
53.78
29. 54
6,079, 824 102. 43
3, 526, 721 59.52
2, 409, 956 40. 85
2,847,488 48. 55
6,156, 737 106.10
39,985
971
137, 221
63, 419
51,827
3, 270,956
1, 785, 734
108. 96
64. 80
52.00
56. 46
117. 27
100, 000
2, 878,100
3,635, 975
2,167,549
2, 492, 700
1, 674,013
1831
36, 500
680
2, 714,104
5,171,000
3,180, 000
1, 880,143
11,313, 000
2, 530,000
334,977
143,490
595, 242
366, 263
8,432, 012
5,976, 026
1, 886,960
2,162, 500
4, 975, 745
3,037, 000
271, 575
1, 285,000
844,917
45,000
935, 627
224, 634
3,499,000
1, 803, 220
64,970
30.80
89.38
75. 74
69.18
40.84
38,416 [ 67.67 1
3,351 137.98
60.84
56. 91
275.70
73,824
16, 272
360, 306
151, 827
78.22
74. 35
65.80
67.47
1, 494, 223
4, 361, 273
2,464, 541
3,115, 531
899, 650
27.51
80.54
45.60
57.94
17.03
2,714,104 51.46
4,959, 837 94.33
3,080,109 58.86
1,431,748 27.59
7, 565, 582 145. 83
2,878,100
3,417, 589
2,115, 286
1,728,303
55/56
67.10
41.63
34.35
GROUP V—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION 30,000 TO 50,000.
155
156
157
158
159
C h a r l o t t e , N . C._
Lakewood, Ohio.
York, P a
Bay City, Mich
Shreveport, La
_
5,016,509
8,433,283
1,536,621
5,398,967
5,422,4761
i Net debt is
5,016,509
4, 540, 283 3,893,666
326.021
1, 210,600
2,960,800, 2,438,167
3,862,4761 1, 560,000
1
3, 752, 400
6,851, 500
1, 516,000
5,115, 000
5, 212,000
'. and floating debt less sinking fund assets.
7,500
876,100
1, 505,041
13,100
256,800
372,000
56,929
16,009
19, 813
21
27,167
150,000
2
102.86
173.64 1
31.87
112.37
60,476 1 113.07 1
Not reported separately.
3,752,400 76.94
6,300,064 129. 71
1,183, 297 24.54
4, 758,917 99.05
5,048, 565 105. 27
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1922—Continued
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NET DEBT 1 AT
CLOSE OF YEAR.
(DOLLARS).
GROSS DEBT AT CLOSE OF YEAR ( D O L L A R S ) .
Classified by governmental unit
by which incurred
to
Classified by character of outstanding debt obligations.
CITY.
City numb
Total.
City corporation.
School
district.
Other
governmental
units of
city.
Funded
or fixed.
Floating.
Special
assessment
bonds
and
certificates.
Current.
Revenue
bonds
and
notes.
Warrants
Per
capita.
Total.
Per
capita.
Obligations on
trust
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160
161
162
163
164
Cedar Rapids, Iowa..
McKeesport, P a
Newton, Mass
E l m i r a , N . Y__
N e w Castle, P a . _
2,617,8591
2, 475, 338j
5,061,931
4,086, 627
2, 056, 248!
1,285,859! 1,332,000
1, 251, 338! 1, 224, 000
5,061,931
4, 086, 6271
701, 248 1, 355, 000
165
166
167
168
169
D e c a t u r , 111
Chelsea, M a s s
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x . , .
Galveston, Tex
O a k P a r k , 111
2,192,164
3, 646, 200|
3, 574, 445
5, 283, 022|
3, 550, 628
1,438, 629
3, 646, 200
3,013,445
5, 283, 022
2,042,628
170
171
172
173
174
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y .
Woonsocket, R . I
Kenosha, Wis
Hammond, Ind
M o n t g o m e r y , Ala
5,330, 424!
7,996, 858
1, 828, i
1,911,7151
•4,979,924
175
176
177
Pittsfield, M a s s
Perth Amboy, N . J . .
Beaumont, Tex
2, 879, 0741
6, 250,191
3,029, 868|
2,452,800
_ _
2, 222, OOOl
4, 469, 500
3, 965, 500
1,937,000
4, 225, 374 1,105, 050
7, 996, 858
1, 828, 626j
1, 230, 215
681, 500
4, 979, 9241
5, 204, 050
6, 921, 000
1, 793, 500
1, 727,498
3, 649, 000!
126, 374
2, 879, 074
6,250,191
3,029, 868|
2, 703,150
3, 617, 640 1, 298, 200
2,758,f
271,000
450, 000
141,920
17,400
16,130
103,118!
595, 479!
1, 237,000
46,160
250,488i
1,479, 400
2, 691, 200
3,327,000'
5, 246, 000
1, 762, 750
753, 535
561, 000
54,000
43, 665!
936,859
117,135
955, 000
44, 545
27, 583
328,7681
202, 900
i , ooo, ooo!
75,858
27
99,386
154, 954
175,000
726, 327
214,288|
236,983
51,8271
64,
54.69
2,850| 51.75
511 106.20
103, 727
86.02
43.60
1 46.80
79. 36
78.06
9,439 115.47
7,511
78. 70
118.57
178.19
35,099
40.76
41,166
42.75
2,128J I 111.76
924! 65.07!
824 141.49
4,875| 1 68.841
2,436, 580
1,849,079 38.66
2, 916, 714 61.20
3, 965, 500| 83.47
1,847,064 ! 39.16
1,196,153
1, 925,904
3,059,007
4, 435, 791
1,971,6881
25. 54
41.92
66.81
96. 95
43.70
4,960, 535 110. 34
4,812,332 107. 23
1, 793, 500 39.98
1,707,863' 38.19
3, 649,000j 81.89
2, 703,150!
4,067,8031
2,122,190,
61.09
92.08
48. 22
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178
179
Lima, Ohio.
S t o c k t o n , Calif
180
181
182
183
184
_
6,157,964
3,919,851
720, 700
5, 437, 264
2,146,851 1, 773,000
4,071, 620
3, 862, 025
2, 084, 912
P u e b l o , Colo
Medford, Mass
Lexington, K y
C h a r l e s t o n , W . Va__,
Salem, M a s s .
4,
2,
2,
2,
2,
561, 689
4,136, 287
2, 753,907
2, 644, 702
1, 483, 580 1, 387, 775
2, 937,159
2,
2,
2,
2,
2,
2,139,041
185
186
187
188
189
Butte, Mont
Everett, Mass
Fitchburg, Mass
Madison, Wis
West Hoboken, N . J
2, 306, 879
2, 720, 849
3, 080, 431
4, 342, 024
2, 269,171
2, 013,847
2, 720, 849
3, 080,431
4, 342,024
2,269,171
293,032
190
191
192
193
194
S a n Jose, Calif
H a m i l t o n , Ohio
Springfield, M o
E a s t Chicago, I n d . _ .
Brookline, M a s s
1,630,1621
4, 823, 647
761, 325
1, 327, 390j
1,358, 478
640,162
4,119, 647
153, 500
793,390
1, 358,478
990,
704,
607,
534,
195
196
197
198
199
E v a n s t o n , 111
Jamestown, N . Y
Waco, Tex
Superior, W i s
L o r a i n , Ohio
1, 239,449|
3,079, 522
3, 559, 689
1,106,107
5, 916, 519
840, 949
370, 500
2,230,030
849,000
3, 559, 689
1,106,107
4,053, 519 1,863, 000
200
201
202
203
204
Muskegon, Mich
Joliet, 111
D u b u q u e , Iowa
Muncie, Ind
C o l u m b i a , S. C
3, 257, 294
2, 265, 228!
2,112, 551
1,405,126
3,316,807
2, 338,027
1,413, 728
1, 552, 566
435,126
2,853,807
919, 267
851, 500
559,985
970, 000
463,000
2, 671, 800
1,002, 500
1, 367, 000
1, 386, 678
2, 417,000
205
206
207
208
209
Chicopee, M a s s
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h .
N e w Rochelle, N . Y .
Pontiac, Mich
A u r o r a , 111
1,652, 020|
1, 646, 240
4, 544,618
4,867,084
1,016,414
1, 652,020
1,171, 240 . 475,000
4, 544, 618
3,244,100 1, 622,984
300,000
716,414
1, 490, 600
802,000
3,412,371
4,461, 500
651, 500
210
211
212
213
214
Waterloo, Iowa
Taunton, Mass
Stamford, C o n n
Council Bluffs, I o w a
Williamsport, Pa
2,890,001
3,200,732
3, 479,652
1,530,539
1,136,900|
1,302,346
3,200,732
1,471,000
841,639
407,900
688,900
729,000
2, 745, 262
2, 751,900
3,107,790
1,371,900
1,136,900
215
216
217
218
219
Portsmouth, Ohio...
Poughkeepsie, N . Y .
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
Auburn, N . Y
Austin, Tex
3,425,618
3,502,555
1,423,172
1,331,291
2, 747,547j
2,175,618 1,250,000
3,502, 555
1,022, 352
400,820
1,331,291
475,041
2, 272, 506
3,044,000
2, 739, 500
482,000'
633,419
2, 505,000
697, 976!
753, 907
644, 7021
871, 355
937,159
1
242, 280
088, 050
355, 970
789, 200
453, 000
1, 915, 960
1, 972, 224
2, 458, 400
2, 879, 500
1, 241,400
000
000
825
000
54, 522
218, 201
1, 587, 655
2,008,652
2, 213,197
1, 752,399
1,945,954
1, 779,934
2, 448,053
51.01
40.62
45.19
41.36
57.56
369, 547
300 54. 59
42, 625 65. 05
72,031 73. 65
83, 724 105. 04
1,271 54. 97
1,838,119
1, 477,458
2,194,659
2,425,128
790,853
43.50
35.32
52.47
58.67
19.16
24, 204
29,070
25, 333 39. 56
27,151 117. 64!
7,825 18. 78
55, 325 32. 91
53,182 33. 70
1, 573, 499
3, 284,143
736, 686
1,156,414
1,305,296
38.19
80.09
18.17
28.67
32.38
30. 791
76. 56
3,534 88. 85
27. 88
16,932 149.18
635, 600 15.79
2, 677, 215 66.56
2,816,854 70.31
1,090,453 27.49
4,410,676 111.21
82,155
21, 072
706,000
550, 000
11, 000
635, 600
2, 677, 215
3, 516, 500
1, 092, 950
4, 807, 556
1,367,800
240,000
786, 500
1, 212, 559
113, 704
603,849
394,940
7,367
39, 362
11, 675
1, 092,031
541, 800
1,206,200
516, 400
282,000
42,190
29, 500
325, 035
5,000
617, 513
293
1,482
26, 428
3,951
100,000
843,000
437,322
242,600
349,100
560, 000
162,984
345
130, 633
325,000
349,400
15, 876
1,000
312,000
743,313
727, 530
547,705
N e t d e b t is funded a n d floating d e b t less s i n k i n g fund assets.
26, 500
19,724
210,000
121,499
236,784
3, 630,381 82.93
3,700,927 84.69
1,549 108. 29
65, 857 63. 84
531 61. 42
66. 73
34,159
69. 06
68,697
450, 000
1, 580, 625
3,441,163
753, 500
1, 272,065
1,305, 296
28, 000
492
246, 409
600,000
70,000
1, 432 140. 671
3,304 89. 70
133, 750
15,469
38,968
4,231
129, 532
42,818
2,271
5,763
1,704
600
165
13,448
294
82. 39
57. 47
53.81
35.81
84. 89
61,420 42. 46J
1,240 43.18
1,175 119. 27
128. 08
26. 78
14,106
84,864
18,231
12,231
300
18
1,371
28,668
2, 660, 600
1,002, 500
1, 367,000
1, 349, 669
2, 279,043
67. 30
25.44
34.82
34.40
58.33
1, 490, 600 38.31
799,413 20.97
3,412, 371 89.55
4,183,244 110. 09
606,306 15.98
76.16
84.56
92. 50|
40. 92
30. 47
2,702,060
1,962,731
2,452,232
1,366, 238
999,697
71.20
51.85
65.19
36.53
26.79
92. 761
2,826,327
2,681,955
457,170
574,547
2, 505,000
76.53
72.84
12.44
15.74
69.26
95.13
38.74
36.47
75.971
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[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 13. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 50.]
N E T DEBT 1 AT
CLOSE OF YEAR.
(DOLLARS).
GROSS DEBT AT CLOSE OF Y E A R ( D O L L A R S ) .
1 Classified b y governmental u n i t
b y which incurred.
Classified b y character of o u t s t a n d i n g d e b t obligations.
CITY.
Total.
City numb
<3
C i t y corporation.
School
district.
Other
governmental
u n i t s of
city
Funded
or fixed.
Floating.
Special
assessment
bonds
and
certificates.
Current.
Revenue
bonds
and
notes.
Warrants
«
Per
capita.
Total.
Per
capita.
Obligations o n
trust
account.
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Q u i n c y , 111
Newport News, Va
Meriden, Conn
Easton, P a
New Brunswick, N . J
371,715
2,247,121 i
1, 380,291
1,425, 750
4,211,353
261, 715
2,247,121
1, 380,291
708,250
4,211,353
D a n v i l l e , 111
Wilmington, N . C _
Ogden, U t a h
Miami, Fla
Orange, N . J _
1,306, 693
2,980,058
4, 373,895
7, 689,-847
3,277,754
582,233
2,252,200
3, 290,786
6,078,958
3, 277,754
233
?34
West New York, N . J
Amsterdam, N . Y
Hazleton, P a _
Norristown, P a
Kokomo, I n d
4,031,274
1, 283,126
1, 661,190
824,205
596,929
4, 031,274
932,966
861, 690
363, 205
283,429
?35
236
Oshkosh, W i s
Pensacola, F l a
1,450,027
3,005,846 |
1,450,027
2,347,434
994
995
99fi
997
??8
9?Q
930
?,31
?3?i
__.
110,000
717, 500
!
724,460
727,858
1,083,109
1,610,889
341,737
799,500
461,000
313,500
658,412
8,423
166,000
1,891,000
785,000
1, 418, 750
3,269, 682
130, 700
17,248
7,000
175,000
1,034,460
2,795,029
2,961, 000
5, 638,890
2, 508,475
258,000
90,000
1, 260,857
1,292,868
168, 668
2,879,470
1,158,650
1,645,000
823, 500
595,295
311,163
67,319
1,420,000
2,740,900
46,800
465,000
28,215
356,121
99,381
694, 200
71,163
1,308
14, 233
95,029
50,000
588, 559
598, 624
840, 214
45,087
16,190
87, 803
149,530
8,423
13, 662
37.56
85.98 1
14, 235 126. 22 !
20, OOOj 224.01
1,987! 95. 69
427
3,647
705
1,634
114,500
76,228
8,340
74,218
10.33
63.13
38.93
40.53
119.83
21, 687
166,000
1, 683,205
802,248
1,262, 581
2, 510,403
4.61
47 29
22 63
35 89
71 43
1,034,460 29 73
2, 724,718 78.62
2,953, 644 85.24
5, 575,108 162.41
1, 788,456 52.21
118. 08
37. 62
48.81
24. 63
17. 861
2,245,302
1,093, 622
1, 626,057
663,395
594, 810
65.77
32.07
47.78
19.83
17.80
43. 69
90.79]
1,420,000
2, 528,434
42.79
76.37
m
o
o
*j
a
B
U2
1,197,350
2,383,417
1, 529,702
1,197,350
2,383,417
1, 529,702
3,670,585
2,147,833
6,742,692
5,855,169
1,199,523
3,670, 585
2,147,833
2,109,692
4,405,229
1,199, 523
1,152,319
1, 602,671
865,352
2, 286,011
3, 574,900 |
799,852
1,602, 671
674,352
2,286,011
2, 903,600
2,307, 961 [
1,446,405 |
4, 755, 376 1
1, 703, 961
2,307,961
1, 446,405
3, 212,107
1, 703, 961
M o n t c l a i r , N . J_-_
W a r r e n , Ohio
L a Crosse, W i s
Clifton, N . J . . .
5,
4,
1,
2,
5, 350, 963
2,851, 625
1, 626, 687
2, 223,318
Lynchburg, Va
Fort Smith, Ark-,_
Colorado Springs, Colo
Steubenville, O h i o . . .
3, 645,339
1,870,154
3, 364, 573
1, 088,917
237
238
239
Lewiston, M e
Green B a y , W i s
Columbus, Ga
240
241
242
243
244
Petersburg, Va
Watertown, N . Y
E a s t C l e v e l a n d , Ohio
Phoenix, Ariz
Sheboygan, Wis
245
246
247
248
249
M o l i n e , 111
Waltharl, Mass
Anderson, Ind
Revere, Mass
Cumberland, M d
250
251
252
253
Newport, R. I
Newburgh, N . Y
M u s k o g e e , Okla
Cranston, R. I
254
255
256
257
258
259
260
261
_
_
___
_
350,963
756,475 1
626, 687 1
223,318 !
3,645,339
97,824
3,036,836
817,917
1
f
3,164,000
2,061, 235
6,140,035
5,079, 500
1,150, 957
4,633,000
1,449,940
352,467
30,230
560,145
712,049
16,043
493,400
939,500
821,500
1, 723,968
3,321,200
191,000
671,300
2, 236, 500
871,188
4,484,154
876, 500
1, 543,269
4, 223,170
4, 262, 200
1, 542,000
1,333,900
1,904,850
418,230
327,737
271,000
1,197,000
2,334, 500
1, 523,500
1,354,166
3, 532,800
412,000
2, 519, 200
806, 545
1,571
6,326
26, 530
37, 240
14,407
4,400 113.18
66. 25
15,042
15, 982 211.01
19,774 184.00
37. 75
18,116
111, 335
6, 517 36.30
113,171 1 50.50
43,852
27.36
72.45
43
114.75
478, 972
836,147
813,064
1, 723,968
3,038, 235
15.09
26.35
25.71
54.64
97.53
71,461 [ 74.32
207, 545
35,338 | 153.56
55.08
461
1, 723,542
1,087,489
2,856,059
931,803
55.50
35.05
92.23
30.12
562,666
357,149
28, 339
532,000
192,400
1 46.62
218,068
295,000
78, 580
492, 293
62, 237
871, 567
1,038,876
1,354,100
549,000
282, 372
29.69
71.82
45.87
500,614
35,000
62, 567
550,000
61,300
972,000
2,334, 500
1,490, 733
27,640
442
6,606
478, 500
350 | 36.57 1
73.32
3,047
47.07]
18, 230
5,760
8, 684
1,982
15,118
16,947
100, 000
97, 824
14, 735
5,415
125,504
1,653 1 174.42
I 155.86
53.47
73.55
7,332
904
12,539 120.61
815 1 62.07
156,134 I 111.76
36. 20
2, 290,032 70.61
2,061, 235 63.58
5,960,168 186. 52
4,899,168 153. 96
1,150,957 36.22
3,646,828 118. 87
4,146,390 135. 87
1,028, 350 33.80
1,253,281 41.46
2, 485,035
412,000
2, 499, 419
696,813
82.22
13.67
83.02
23.16
Net debt is funded and floating debt less sinking fund assets.
to
TABLE
14=.—ASSESSED
V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y S U B J E C T TO G E N E R A L P R O P E R T Y T A X , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , AND T O T A L ,
C A P I T A , AND R A T E O F L E V Y : 1922.
PER
[For a text discussion of this table, see p. 54.]
City number.
ASSESSED VALUATION OF P R O P E R T Y .
1
LEVY.
R a t e per
$100 of
assessed
valuation.
CITY AND DIVISION OF G O V E R N M E N T .
Total.
Real.
Personal.
Other.
Per capita.
of citv
of S t a t e
_ .
of c o u n t y
.
___ _.
of other civil divisions
GROUP I
_ __
$1,608,470,839
$41. 52
$1,360. 96 1 1,388,021,297
114, 258,154
1,137. 47 I
102, 725, 694
471. 09 1
J
3, 465,694
35.83
2.95
2.65
776,929, 913
738,069, 660
38, 860, 253
45.67
43.39
2.28
_ __
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e _ _
... _ _ - _ _ . .
-__..
_ __
GROUP II
Government
Government
Government
Government
GROUP
3, 422, 426,069
2,480, 715, 205
138, 864,746
138,864, 746
1,494.48
1,183.18
6, 061,714,145
4,976, 232, 225
601, 903, 880
4,194,398, 775
3, 506,954, 495
416,557,840
1, 712, 029,146
1, 317,124, 520
185, 346,040
155, 286,224
152,153, 210
I, 457. 55
1,196. 54
176, 473,178
160, 387, 253
15,938,934
146, 991
42.43
38.56
3.83
38.37
28.67
3.99
5.49
2, 627,485,165
2, 705, 746,146
2,075, 771, 019
86, 243,140
151,115, 680
151,400,179
149,003, 749
I, 281. 51
1,215.13 ,
1,057.00
of city
of S t a t e
of c o u n t y
of other civil divisions
6, 336,198,164
5,178, 300,113
5,819,321,901
977,826,324
4,805, 004,152
3, 760, 359, 370
4, 323, 666, 833
647,916, 333
1, 415, 891, 983
1, 289, 904, 707
1, 367, 619, 032
322, 263, 701
115, 302, 029
128,036, 036
128, 036, 036
7, 646, 290
1,175.57
960.74
1,079.67
201, 015,115
149, 831, 639
15, 364, 823
35,145, 798
672, 855
37.29
27.80
2.85
6.52
4,556,162,091
3,973, 302,820
3,897,576,483
455,356,016
3, 507, 797,181
3, 042, 542, 447
3,013, 925, 285
309,926,911
55, 776, 999
47,185, 679
47,185, 679
4, 506, 582
1,109. 54
967.60
949. 16
144, 358,141
108, 354, 857
11, 852, 310
23, 295, 355
855, 619
35.15
26.39
2.89
5.67
V
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
992, 587,
883, 574,
836, 465,
140, 922,
911
694
519
523
>
V
f>
_
HH
Ul
_..
Q
CO
o
7, 564,903, 768
6, 950, 565, 543
6, 306, 649, 656
236, 320, 610
G o v e r n m e n t of city
O
Hrj
10,343,504,613
9,807, 711,868
8,531,424,424 I
322,503,750
- -
IV
Government
Government
Government
Government
GROUP
21,860,099,934
17, 506,656, 761
of city _.
of S t a t e _
of c o u n t y
of other civil divisions
-
3
w
H
309, 694,492
231, 377,888
32, 241,834
44, 284, 541
1,790,229
-
N
H
i—i
25,421,390,749
20,126,236, 712
_ ._
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of other civil divisions
GROUP III
_
$41,932,203,810 $10,170, 420,274
$52,718, 969, 762
44, 061, 783, 738 1 34, 767,078, 616
8, 677,065, 272
18, 248, 322, 808
13,644,241,774
4, 279, 855, 570
2, 357, 649,970 |
1, 610,721,694
734, 775,404
P e r capita.
$616, 345,678
617, 639, 850
324, 225,464
12,152, 872
G R A N D TOTAL
Government
Government
Government
Government
Total.
M
H
-
t—1
£rj
{ft
ALABAMA.
35
BIRMINGHAM
120
32, 395, 255
32, 395, 255
32, 395, 255
759.51 j
759.51
759.51
4, 756,990
2,162, 268
936,983
1, 657, 739
25.06
11.39
4.94
8.73
$3.30
1.50
0.65
1.15
_
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
144,151, 226
144,151, 226
144,151, 226
MOBILE
111, 755, 971
111, 755, 971
111, 755, 971
45,854, 622
45,854, 622
45,854, 622
45,854, 622
32, 409,
32, 409,
32, 409,
32,409,
590
590
590
590
13, 445, 032
13, 445, 032
13, 445,032
13, 445, 032
730.66
730.66
730.66
730.66
1, 559, 056
917,092
504, 401
412,691
298, 055
343,909
24.84
14.61
8.04
6.57
4.75
5.48
3.40
2.00
1.10
0.90
0,65
0.75
31,317,553
31,317, 553
31, 317, 553
21, 234,498
21, 234, 498
21, 234,498
10, 083, 055
10, 083,055
10, 083, 055
702. 82
702.82
702. 82
1,033,479
485,422
203, 564
344,493
23.19
10.89
4.57
7.73
3.30
1.55
0.65
1.10
1, 381. 92
1,381. 92
1,121. 00
1,121.00
1, 667, 282
996, 642
690, 414
306,228
181,929
488,711
52.39
31.32
21.70
9.62
5.71
15.36
4.15
2.27
1.57
10.70
0.51
1.37
685. 42
685. 42
685. 42
685.42
700, 919
366, 350
103, 262
263, 088
179, 676
154,893
23.26
12.16
3.43
8.73
5.96
5.14
3.32
1.70
0.50
1.20
0.87
0.75
1,847, 561
1, 002, 047
354,059
647,988
459, 748
385, 766
26.67
14.46
5.11
9.35
6.64
5.57
3.47
1.87
0.67
1.20
0.87
0.73
2,462,425
1,749,191
1,004, 778
744,413 .
713,234 I
41.56
29. 52
16.96
12.56
12.04
4.67
3.11
i 1.59
1.52
1.56
__ ___
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
MONTGOMERY
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
..
__
ARIZONA.
PHOENIX
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
30, 598, 612
30, 59$, 612
* 35,672,359
3 35,672,359
43,975, 391
43, 975,391
35, 672,359
35,672,359
13, 376, 779
13,2 376, 779
( 2)
()
O
ARKANSAS.
259
F O R T SMITH
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
._ _
._
20,
21,
20,
20,
652,401
924, 030
652, 401
652,401
12, 866, 800
13, 705, 505
12, 866, 800
12,866,800
7, 785,
8,158,
7, 785,
7,785,
601
525
601
601
LITTLE ROCK
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
590
999
590
590
38,480,300
39, 634, 709
38,480,300
38, 480, 300
63,140,955
48, 974, 565
45,720,150
54, 804, 890
41,473, 920
38, 219, 505
52, 844,
53, 998,
52, 844,
52,844,
14,364,290
14, 364, 290
14,364, 290
14, 364, 290
762.
762.
762.
762.
92
92
92
92
8, 336, 065
7, 500, 645
7, 500, 645
1, 065. 65
771. 64
771. 64
w
w.
CALIFORNIA.
127
BERKELEY
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t v corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
..__..
_._
1
Average rate.
2
Valuation of personal property included with that of leal property.
o
TABLE
1 4 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y S U B J E C T TO G E N E R A L
PROPERTY T A X , P E R CAPITA ASSESSMENT,
AND T O T A L , P E R
to
OS
00
C A P I T A , AND R A T E OF L E V Y : 1922—Continued.
[For a text discussion of this t a b l e see p . 54.]
ASSESSED VALUATION OF P R O P E R T Y .
CITY AND DIVISION OF G O V E R N M E N T .
Total.
Real.
Personal.
Other.
Per capita.
Total.
Per capita.
R a t e per
$100 of
assessed
valuation.
CALIFORNIA—Continued.
148
a
$786.93
786. 93
786. 93
$2, 718,014
1, 713, 281
906, 551
806,730
1,004, 733
$51.94
32.74
17.32
15.42
19.20
$6.46
4.02
12.20
1.82
2.44
1, 657. 96
1,152. 20
1,152. 20
3, 594,344
2, 586, 630
1, 213,802
1, 372, 828
1, 007, 714
56.71
40.81
19.15
21.66
15.90
4.42
3.04
i 1.16
1.88
1.38
1, 259. 30
1, 259. 30
1, 259. 30
30,366,996
30, 366,996
10, 009, 239
11, 565,312
8, 792,445
48.79
48.79
16.08
18.58
14.13
3.81
3.81
i 1.28
i 1.48
1.05
8, 438,755
5, 856, 931
4, 023,953
1, 828, 574
4,404
2, 581, 824
36.71
25.48
17. 51
3 7.95
11.23
5.02
3.46
12.22
i 1.11
10.13
1.56
64.99
47.90
21.53
26.37
17.09
4.69
3.31
i 1.18
2.13
1.38
FRESNO
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
$41,177, 570
44,325, 820
41,177, 570
$32, 847, 800
35, 460, 656
32, 847, 800
$8,329,770
8, 865,164
8,329, 770
LONG BEACH
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
105,076, 735
73, 022, 780
73, 022, 780
94, 019, 000
69, 081,160
69, 081,160
11,057,735
3,941, 620
3, 941, 620
Los ANGELES
G o v e r n m e n t of city—.
C i t y corporation..
County
School district
783, 718, 770
783, 718, 770
836, 579, 025
615, 988, 805
615, 988, 805
2 836, 579, 025
167, 729, 965
167,2729,965
()
OAKLAND
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School districts
Sanitary districts...
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
152
181, 244, 545
165, 501, 528
3,341,150
165, 501, 528
150,
138,
2,
138,
349,150
088,450
773,154
088, 450
30, 895, 395
27, 413, 078
567, 996
27, 413, 078
788. 45
719. 96
(3)
719. 96
PASADENA
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y , .
*1
M
92, 817,904
63,057,095
63, 057, 095
72, 533, 904
59, 285, 300
59, 285, 300
20, 284, 000
3, 771, 795
3,771,795
1, 822. 32
1, 238. 02
1, 238. 02
3,310, 023
2, 439,835
1, 096, 719
1, 343,116
870,188
()
H
>
Q
w
O
a
M
H
M
GO
108
90
SACRAMENTO
1,188.21
975. 75
975. 75
3,564,338
2,222, 333
1,443, 666
778,667
1,342,005
51.81
32.30
20.98
11.32
19.51
4.93
2.93
1 1.77
1.16
2.00
49.71
35.60
23.49
12.11
14.11
5.74
3.78
2.10
1.68
1.96
__
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y .
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
..
_ ._ _
SAN DIEGO
_
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation __
School district
_
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
S A N FRANCISCO
81,742,720
67,126,465
67,126,465
68,939,970
2 67,126,465
2 6 7,126,465
12,802,
750
(22)
()
93,453,934
60,196,512
60,138,572
80,142,622
55,433,295
55,375,355
13,311,912
4,763,217
4,763,217
1,118.83
719.98
719.98
4,152,434
2,973, 718
1,962,417
1,011,301
1,178, 716
615,315,097
509,461,02l
105,854,076
1,171. 65
21,351,434
21,351,434
40.66
40.66
3.47
3.47
25,116,645
25,466,465
25,116,645
5,057,335
5,019,315
5,057,335
732.27
732. 27
732.27
1,298,493
779, 501
436, 596
342,905
518,992
31.51
18.92
10.60
8.32
12.59
4.29
2.57
U.45
1 1.12
1.72
48.19
32.00
20.73
11.27
16.19
4.70
2.80
U.55
1.25
1.90
.
__
_
__ _
__
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y .
. . .
SAN JOSE__
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation _
School d i s t r i c t s . _
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
_..
__
30,173,980
30,485,780
30,173,980 |
9,186,352
7,875,711
7, 269,339
1,340.75 1
852.01
852.01 1
2,105,915
1,398,462
906, 230
492,232
707,453
(2)
(22)
()
(2)
1,306. 40 1
1,306. 40
1,306.40
1,306.40
1,481,166
1,057,199
570,272
486,927
176,194
247,773
49.20
35.12
18.94
16.18
5.85
8.23
3.77
2.69
1.45
U.24
0.45
0.63
245,596,670
245,596,670
245,596,670
131,428,630
131,428,630
131,428,630
1,408.96 1
1,408.96
1,408.96 1
10,417,208
8, 728,135
4,283, 007
4,445,128
1, 689,073
38.93
32.62
16.01
16.61
6.31
2.77
2.32
1.14
1.18
0.45
24,012,703
24,012,703
24,012,703
24,012,703
9,898,745
9,898, 745
9,898,745
9,898, 745
781.64
781.64
781. 64 j
781. 64 j
1,619, 674
1,128,637
705,741
422,896
151,923
339,114
37.33
26.01
16.26
9.75
3.50
7.82
4.78
3.33
12.08
1 1.25
0.45
1.00
STOCKTON._
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation _ .
School d i s t r i c t . ._
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
58,593,515
39,378,554
37,234,389
49,407,163
31,502,843
29,965,050
39,329,080
39,329,080
39,329,080
39,329,080
239,329,686
239,329,080
2 39,329,080
2 39,329,080
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COLORADO
SPRINGS
C i t y corporation
School district
._
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e _.
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
377,025,300
377,025,300
377,025,300
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
180
C i t y corporation
School districts
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e _
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
1
Average rate.
_
2
_
33,911,448
33,911,448
33,911,448
33,911,448 1
Valuation of personal property included with that of real property.
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1 4 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y S U B J E C T T O G E N E R A L P R O P E R T Y T A X , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , AND T O T A L , P E R
C A P I T A , AND R A T E O F L E V Y : 1 9 2 2 — C o n t i n u e d .
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City number
ASSESSED VALUATION O F P R O P E R T Y .
LEVY.
CITY AND DIVISION O F G O V E R N M E N T .
Total.
j
Real.
Personal.
Other.
P e r capita.
Total.
P e r capita.
R a t e per
$100 of
assessed
valuation.
M
CONNECTICUT.
44
BRIDGEPORT
$240,150,369
240,150,369
240,150,369
46
HARTFORD
122
270,301,060
272,590,743
270,301,060
270,301,060
NEW
BRITAIN
_ __
NEW
STAMFORD
Town
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
$7,365,744
6,927,050
351,304
87,390
$48. 77
45. 86
2.33
0.58
5,980,876
5,551,133
5,107,397
443, 736
321,940
107,803
41.22
38.26
35.20
3.06
2.22
0.74
$3.07
2.88
0.15
0.04
1
2.28
2.05
1
1.89
*0.16
0.19
0.04
242,045, 540
2 272,590, 743
242,045, 540
242,045, 540
28,255,520
2
28,255,520
28,255,520
1,863.03
1,863.03
1,863. 03
1,863.03 |
43,536,624 1
43, 536,624
40,251, 781
40, 251, 781
3,284,843
3,284,843
1,227. 84
1,227. 84 |
969,015
924, 588
44,427
27.33
26.08
1.25
89,786,011
89,786,011
89,786,011
73, 817, 707
73,817, 707
73, 817, 707
15,968, 304
15,968, 304
15,968,304
1,446. 04
1, 446. 04
1,446. 04 ;
1, 787,475
1, 671, 651
86, 769
29,055
28.79
26.92
1.40
0.47
1.99
i 1 86
0.10
0.03
242, 557,318
242, 557, 318
200,061, 625
200, 061,625
42,495, 693
42, 495, 693
1,426. 92
1, 426. 92
6, 063,933
5, 810,342
253, 591
35.67
34.18
1.49
2.50
2.40
0.10
50,912,813
50, 912, 813
50,912,813
50,912,813
45,070,359
45, 070, 359
45,070,359
45,070,359
5, 842,454
5, 842, 454
5,842,454
5, 842,454
1, 353.49
1, 353. 49 1
1, 353. 49
1, 353.49 1
1, 546,806
1,464,836
696, 562
768,274
63,641
18,329
41.12
38.94
18.52
20.42
1.69
0.49
3 04
2.88
i 1.37
1.51
0.12
0.04
()
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HAVEN
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
212
$1,590.02
1,590.02
1,590.02
MERIDEN
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
40
$59,396,589
59,396, 589
59,396, 589
_ _ _
School districts
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
999
$180,753,780
180, 753,780
180, 753, 780
_
1
2.22
2.12
0.10
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79
WATERBURY
_
105, 324,570
2 2, 510, 408
105, 324,570
Il6, 989, 680
116,989,680
114, 593,250
H i , 593, 250
114, 593, 250
114, 593, 250
4.44
4.30
12.91
U.39
0.14
25,922,595
2
25,922,595
1,360.10
4,039, 585
3, 856, 789
3, 821,900
34,889
182,796
1,021. 85
1, 021. 85
1,000.92
3,358,389
2,263, 762
292,474
802,153
29.33
19.77
2.55
7.01
2.88
i 1.93
0.25
0.70
12, 365, 640
12, 365,640
28.26
28.26
1.05
11.05
_
131,247,165
2,510,408
131,247,165
41.86
39.97
39.61
3
1, 360.10
3
_
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School districts
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
()
()
()
1.89
DELAWARE.
61
WILMINGTON
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
$2,396,430
2,396,430
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON
G o v e r n m e n t of city
_
__
723,199,268 I
452.667.849
2, 687. 26
72,960,880
54, 244,152
54, 244,152
54, 244,152
59, 689,040
33, 862, 788
33,862,788
33, 862,788
13, 271, 840
13, 716,306
13, 716,306
13,716,306
6, 665,058
6,665,058
6, 665,058
747.
555.
555.
555.
39
66
66
66
2, 687,900
1, 826, 774
1, 519, 752
307,022
576, 344
284,782
27.53
18.71
15.57
3.14
5.90
2.92
6.23
2.65
12.08
0.57
1.06
2.52
64,967, 349
21, 694, 386
21,694, 386
21, 694,386
60,911, 72l
18,479, 560
18, 479, 560
18,479, 560
4,055,628
2,123, 536
2,123, 536
2,123, 536
1,091,290
1,091, 290
1, 091, 290
1, 892.
631.
631.
631.
55
97
97
97
2,554,068
•1, 520, 873
1,136, 883
383, 990
230, 502
802, 693
74.40
44.31
33.12
11.19
6.71
23.38
8.28
3.52
1.75
1.77
1.06
3.70
17,022,931
12,159,236
12,159,236
12,159, 236
12,069,845
8,621, 318
8, 621,318
8,621, 318
4,953,086
2, 817, 771
2, 817, 771
2, 817, 771
514.16
367. 26
367. 26
367. 26
1,096,050
559,828
356, 769
203,059
128, 888
407, 334
33.10
16.91
10.78
6.13
3.89
12.30
8.18
3.77
2.10
1.67
1.06
3.35
38,128,944
27, 526,178
27, 526,178
27, 526,178 1
29,116,
18, 604,
18,604,
18, 604,
9,012,352
6,509,032
6, 509,032
6, 509,032
705.
509.
509.
509.
2,427, 543
1,117,300
948, 565
168,735
291, 777
1,018,466
44.92
20.67
17.55
3.12
5.40
18.85
7.86
3.10
12.49
0.61
1.06
3.70
1,175,867,117
FLORIDA.
76
JACKSONVILLE
__
_
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation.
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
MIAMI
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
236
__
__
__
PENSACOLA
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
143
_
__
_
_
TAMPA
_
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
_
720,147
720,147
720,147
".
_
i Average rate.
8
Valuation of personal property included with that of real property.
592
515
515
515
2, 412, 631
2, 412,631
2, 412, 631
54
35
35
35
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14:.—ASSESSED VALUATION
OP PROPERTY SUBJECT
TO GENERAL PROPERTY T A X , PER CAPITA
CAPITA, AND RATE
OP LEVY:
ASSESSMENT, AND TOTAL, PER
1922—Continued.
to
to
[For a text discussion of this table see p. 54.)
ASSESSED VALUATION OF PROPERTY.
Rate per
$100 of
CITY AND DIVISION OF GOVERNMENT.
Total.
Real.
Personal.
Other.
Per capita.
Total.
Per capita.
valuation.
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32 | ATLANTA
Government of city
Government of S t a t e . . .
Government of county..
144
239
138
$279,192,252
202,241,554
202,241, 554
$188,568,736
131,998,115
131,998,115
AUGUSTA
Government of city
City corporation
School district
Government of State. _ .
Government of county..
46,816,802
40,843,607
40,843, 607
40,843,607
29, 324, 023
26,058,425
26,058,425
26,058, 425
COLUMBUS
Government of city
Government of S t a t e . . .
Government of county..
36,216, 729
27,162,547
27,162, 547
23,449,025
2 25,036,384
2 25,036, 384
$67,933, 590
47, 553, 513
47,553, 513
13,
10,
10,
10,
$22, 689,926
22, 689,926
22, 689,926
294,957
587, 360
587, 360
587, 360
4,197,822
4,197,822
4,197,822
4,197,822
10,2 641, 541
(2)
2,126,163
2,126,163
2,126,163
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MACON..
Government of city
City corporation
School district
Government of S t a t e . . .
Government of county..
46, 568,737
37,414, 257
37,414,257
37,414,257
29,399,905
21,498, 515
21,498, 515
21,498, 515
10,199, 200
8,946,110
8,946,110
8,946,110
SAVANNAH
Government of city
City corporation
School district
Government of S t a t e . . .
Government of county .
76,652,499
58,218,476
58, 218,476
58,218,476
52,684,096
35,845,624
35,845,624
35,845,624
23,395, 624
21,800,073
21,800,073
21,800,073
6, 969, 632
6, 969, 632
6,969,632
6, 969, 632
572,
572,
572,
572,
779
779
779
779
$1,279. 43
926. 79
926. 79
$7, 221, 508
4,187,884
1,011,208
2, 022,416
$33. 09
19.19
4.63
9.27
$3.00
1.50
0.50
1.00
870.
759.
759.
759.
\ 253, 696
1, 338, 799
889, 519
449. 280
204, 218
710, 679
41.91
24.89
16.54
8.35
3.80
13.22
5.24
3.00
1.90
1.10
0.50
1.74
1.114. 50
835. 87
835. 87
1,005,013
651, 901
135,812
217, 300
30.93
20.06
4.18
6.69
3.10
1.80
0.50
0.80
840,92
675. 62
675. 62
675. 62
1,465, 523
912, 305
698, 531
213,774
187,071
366,147
26.46
16.47
12.61
3.86
3.38
6.61
3.55
2.07
1.50
0.57
0.50
0.98
874. 25
664.00
664.00
664.00
2,878, 549
1, 568, 634
1, 277, 542
291,092
291, 092
1, 018,823
32.83
17.89
14.57
3.32
3.32
11.62
4.42
2.17
1.67
0.50
0.50
1.75
62
54
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ILLINOIS.
AURORA
1,035,990
794, 040
322, 706
471,334
69,812
155,138
17,000
27.30
20.92
8.50
12.42
1.84
4.09
0.45
128, 640, 423
121,142,335
46, 654, 769
12,163, 565
45, 098, 528
7,137,865
10, 087, 608
7, 498, 088
45.40
42.76
16.47
4.29
15. 92
2.52
3.56
2.64
1,408, 263
1, 224, 217
422,842
758. 749
42, 626
52, 418
85,034
46, 594
26.65
23.17
8.00
14.36
0.81
0.99
1.61
0.88
02
02
02
02
02
994, 766
781,070
371, 548
409, 522
67,013
89, 350
57, 333
28.59
22.45
10.68
11.77
1.92
2.57
1.65
366. 38
366. 38
366. 38
366. 38
366. 38
I, 219,676
955,115
451, 395
503, 720
77, 224
168, 339
18,998
26.04
20.39
9.64
10.75
1.65
3.59
0.41
_
Government of city
City corporation.
School districts
Government of State
Government of county
Government of township.
15,
16,
15,
15,
15,
513,816
366,992
513,816
513,816
513,816
* 15, 513, 816
10,812, 526
415, 513, 816
4
15, 513, 816
*15, 513,816
00
4,119,197
0)
4
()
0)
4
()
1, 435,:
4
()
0)4
()
408. 80
!.80
408.
408.
408.
CHICAGO
Government of city...
City corporation..
County
School district
Sanitary district..
Park districts
Government of State.
1, 666, 241, 773
1,666, 241, 773
1, 666, 241, 773
1, 784, 466,315
1,651, 516,253
1,666, 241,773
1,176, 570, 644
1,176, 570, 644
1,176, 570, 644
1, 260,158,138
1,165, 345, 003
1,176, 570, 644
415, 882, 602
415, 882, 602
415,882,602
435, 680, 877
414,127,177
415,882, 602
73, 788, 527
73, 788, 527
73, 788, 527
88, 627, 300
72,044,073
73, 788, 527
6, 588, 864
6,
5, 919,
6, 588,
6, 588,
6, 588,
3, 638, 243
3, 638, 243
3, 619,115
3, 638, 243
3,638, 243
3, 638, 243
1, 421, 426
1, 421, 426
1,198, 821
1,421,426
1, 421, 426
1, 421,426
220. 48
220. 48
220. 48
220. 48
220. 48
220.48
3,893,190
3,893,190
3,893,190
3, 893,190
3,893,190
1,487,448
1, 487, 448
1,487,448
1, 487,448
1,487,448
428.
428.
428.
428.
428.
588.
588.
588.
CICERO
Government of city
City corporation
School districts
Park districts
Government of State
Government of county
Government of sanitary district..
11, 648, 533
11, 648, 533
10, 737,496
11,648,533
11, 648, 533
11,648,533
DANVILLE
Government of city
City corporation.
School district
Government of State
Government of county
Government of township.
14,891, 706
14, 891, 706
14,891, 706
14,891, 706
14, 891, 706
9, 511,
9, 511,
9, 511,
' 9, 511
9, 511,
DECATUR
Government of city
__
977,436
4,255, 220
17,160,856
11, 928, 200
City corporation
1, 395, 999
4, 650,885
12, 270,195
18,317, 079
School district
977,436
4,
255,
220
11,
928,
200
17,160,856
Government of State
977,436
4, 255, 220
11, 928, 200
17,160,856
Government of county
977,436
4,
255,
220
11,
928,
200
17,160,
856
Government of township.
1
2
4
Average rate. Valuation of personal property included with that of real property. Valuation of personal property and other
property included with that of real property.
TABLE
14.—ASSESSED
VALUATION
O F P R O P E R T Y S U B J E C T TO G E N E R A L P R O P E R T Y T A X , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , AND T O T A L , P E R
C A P I T A , AND R A T E O F L E V Y : 1 9 2 2 — C o n t i n u e d .
[For a text discussion of this table see p. 54.]
City number
ASSESSED VALUATION O F P R O P E R T Y .
LEVY.
Per capita.
R a t e per
$100 of
assessed
valuation.
$2,110,682
1,440,739
511,462
816,419
112,858
108, 055
230, 518
331, 370
$30. 64
20.91
7.42
11.85
1.64
1.57
3. 35
4.81
$8.79
6.00
2.13
3.40
0.47
0.45
0.96
1.38
50.00
41.33
13.06
328.00
548. 92
548. 92
548. 92
2,012,934
1, 663, 794
525, 920
1,126, 971
10, 903
99,439
161,312
88, 389
2.47
4.00
2.20
9.27
7. 69
2.38
5.10
10.21
0.45
0.73
0.40
329.47
329. 47
329.47
329.47
329.47
329.47
1, 271, 788
998,575
266,200
703,807
28, 568
58, 434
88,301
126,478
32.27
25.34
6.75
17.86
0.73
1.48
2.24
3.21
9.79
7.69
2.05
5.42
0.22
0.45
0.68
0.97
926,647
722,172
332,942
389,230
51,897
29.19
22.75
10.49
12.26
1.63
8.03
6.26
2. 89
3.37
0.45
CITY AND DIVISION OF G O V E E N M E N T .
Total.
Real.
Personal.
$24,012,321
24, 012,321 1
24, 012, 321
24,012,321
24,012,321
24,012,321
$14,477, 555
14,477, 555
14,477,555
14,477, 555
14,477, 555
14,477, 555
$5, 043, 637
5, 043, 637
5, 043, 637
5, 043, 637
5, 043, 637
5,043, 637
$4, 491,129
4, 491,129
4, 491,129
4, 491,129
4, 491,129
4, 491,129
22, 097,469
22,097,469
5, 278,221
22,097,469
22,097,469
22,097,469
17,149, 407
17,149, 407
4, 371, 648
17,149,407
17,149,407
17,149,407
4, 381, 363
4, 381, 363
775,840
4, 381, 363
4, 381, 363
4, 381, 363
566,699
566, 699
130, 733
566, 699
566, 699
566, 699
12,985,378
12, 985,378 1
12,985,378
12,985,378
12,985,378
12,985,378
8,964, 565
8,964, 565
8,964,565
8,964, 565
8, 964, 565
8, 964, 565
3,
3,
3,
3,
3,
3,
504,105
504,105
504,105
504,105
504,105
504,105
516, 708
516, 708
516, 708
516, 708
516, 708
516, 708
11,532,749
11,532,749
11,532,749 |
8, 061,749
8, 061, 749
8, 061, 749
3,385,170
3, 385,170
3, 385,170
85,830
85,830
85,830
Other.
P e r capita.
Total.
ILLINOIS—Continued.
107
195
201
245
E A S T S T . L O U I S '.
G o v e r n m e n t of city
._
C i t y corporation
_ .
School district
_
P a r k district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
_
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
G o v e r n m e n t of s a n i t a r y district
EVANSTON
_
-
$348. 60
348. 60
348. 60
348. 60
348. 60
348. 60
__
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School districts
P a r k district
_
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
G o v e r n m e n t of s a n i t a r y district
548. 92
548.
92 1
3
()
JOLIET
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School districts
P a r k district.
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n s h i p
MOLINE
-
__ .
C i t y corporation ._
School district _ _ _ _
363. 30
363. 30
363. 30 1
()
I
!
_
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . .
C i t y corporation
School districts
_
P a r k district
__
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
G o v e r n m e n t of s a n i t a r y district
94
11,532,749 1
11, 532, 749 1
8,061, 749
8,061, 749
3, 385,170 1
3, 385,170
85,830 1
85,830
363.30
363. 30
..
_
PEORIA..
701
701
701
701
701
701
383. 93
383. 93
383. 93
383.93
383.93
383.93
10, 381, 265
10, 708, 245
11,151,875
10,381,265
10,381,265
2, 870, 298
3, 050, 706
3, 260,019
2, 870, 298
2,870, 298
527.10
527.10
527. 10
527.10
6,051, 532
6, 051, 532
6,051, 532
6, 051, 532
6,051, 532
6,051, 532
406, 760
406, 760
406,760
406, 760
406, 760
406, 760
540
540
555
540
540
540
15,000,375
15,000, 375
15, 782,380
15,000,375
15,000,375
15,000,375
993, 789
993, 789
1, 299, 404
993, 789
993,789
993,789
9,837,955
9, 837, 955
9, 837, 955
9,837,955
2,185,820
2,185, 820
2,185, 820
2,185,820
394,166
394,100
394,100
394,100
338.03
338.03
338.03
338.03
8, 343,
8, 742,
8, 343,
8, 343,
8, 343,
8, 343,
739, 946
981, 891
739, 946
739,946
739,946
739,946
496. 45
496.45
496.45
496. 45
496. 45
496.45 1
17,320,665
17,320, 665
17,320, 665
17,320,665
17,320,665
17,320,665
13,941,842
13, 941, 842
13, 941, 842
13,941, 842
13, 941,842
13,941,842
41,498,928
42.919,176
45, 583, 554
41,498,928
41,498,928
28, 247,
29,160,
31,171,
28, 247,
28, 247,
365
225
660
365
365
18,325,907
18,325,907
18,325,907
18, 325,907
18,325, 907
18,325,907
II, 867, 615
11, 867, 615
11,867, 615
11,867,615
11,867, 615
U , 867,615
43,377,704 |
43,377,704
46,999,339
43,377,704
43,377,704
43,377,704
27, 383,
27, 383,
29, 917,
27,383,
27, 383,
27, 383,
2, 913,122
2, 913,122
2, 913,122
2,913,122
2, 913,122
2, 913,122
465,
465,
465,
465,
465,
465,
_
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
_
C i t y corporation
School district
Pleasure d r i v e w a y a n d p a r k d i s t r i c t .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
___
527.16
QUINCY
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
S a n i t a r y district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
( r o v e r n m a n t of t o w n s h i p
509.36
509. 36
509. 36
509. 36
509. 36 1
509.36
ROCKFORD
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
City corporation.
School district
P a r k district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n s h i p
217
__
_.
__.
615. 42 1
615.42
615.42
615.42
615.42
615. 42
R O C K ISLAND
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
SPRINGFIELD
_
._
._
_.
__
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
__
School district
Pleasure d r i v e w a y a n d p a r k district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n s h i p
._
Average rate.
30,667,656
31,448,086
30,007,656
30,007,656
30,007,656
30,007, 656 J
20,924, 460
21, 723, 627
20, 924,460
20,924,460
20,924,460
20, 924, 460
3
250
568
250
250
250
250
Per capita not computed; population not known.
4.54 1
0.27
41. 20
35.13
9.48
24. 00
1.65
1.73
2.80
1.54
35.38
28.58
11.49
14.72
2.37
2.37
4.43
29.11
23.84
11.11
12.22
0.51
2.29
2.85
0.13
40.70
30.60
13.66
15.14
1.80
2.77
6.47
0.86
25.76
20.01
7.64
12.37
1.52
4.23
33.72
27.76
11.62
14.20
1.94
2.23
3.38
0.35
1.25
0.07
10.73
9.15
2.47
6.25
0.43
0.45
0.73
0.40
6.58
5.29
2.18
2.70
0.41
0.45
0.84
5.72
4.68
2.18
2.40
0.10
0.45
0.56
0.03
6.59
4.95
2.22
2.46
0.27
0.45
1.05
0.14
7.62
5.92
2.26
3.66
0.45
1.25
6.66
5.46
2.34
2.73
0.39
0.45
0.68
0.07
Q
>
m
275
1
12,417,875
12,417,875
12,417,875
12,417,875
144,159 1
8,419
1,858,507
1, 584,840
427,820
1,082, 541
74, 479
77,943
126,441
69, 283
2, 785, 299
2, 250,197
904, 530
1,158, 817
186, 850
186, 558
348, 544
1, 047, 410
857,650
399, 504
439, 821
18,325
82,467
102, 625
4,668
2, 869,142
2,157,006
962,985
1, 067,092
126, 929
195, 200
456, 207
60, 729
946, 241
735,138
280, 644
454, 494
55,880
155,223
2,037, 933
1, 677,842
702,179
858, 633
117, 030
135,034
204,052
21,005
TABLE
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n s h i p
OAK PARK___
TABLE
14.—ASSESSED
V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y S U B J E C T TO G E N E R A L P R O P E R T Y T A X , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T ,
AND T O T A L , P E R
C A P I T A , AND R A T E OP L E V Y : 1 9 2 2 — C o n t i n u e d .
[For a text discussion of this table see p . 54.]
City number
ASSESSED V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y .
CITY AND DIVISION OF G O V E R N M E N T .
Real.
Total.
ANDERSON
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n s h i p
P e r capita.
. __
.
$32,179,180
32,179,180
32,179,180
32,179,180
32,179,180
$913,888
547,046
241, 344
305, 702
86, 884
141, 588
138, 370
$28. 90
17.30
7.63
9.67
2.75
4.48
4.37
$2. 84
1.70
0.75
0.95
0.27
0.44
0.43
.
52,922,470
52,922, 470
52, 922, 470
52, 922, 470
52, 922,470
18.970,275
18, 970, 275
18, 970, 275
18, 970, 275
18, 970, 275
1,782.35
1,782.35
1,782.35
1,782.35
1,782.35
1, 653, 534
1,135,906
560, 763
575,143
194,110
309,139
14, 379
40.99
28.16
13. 90
14.26
4.81
7.66
0.36
2.30
1.58
0.78
0.80
0.27
0.43
0.02
76,040,302
76,040, 302
76,040, 302
76,040,302
76, 040, 302
40,
40,
40,
40,
40,
212, 438
212,438
212, 438
212,438
212, 438
1,305.43
1,305.43 j
1,305.43 j
1,305.43 |
1,305.43
3.101, 516
2,136, 631
1,090,356
1,046,275
313,882
600, 507
50, 496
34.83
23.99
12.24
11.75
3. 53
6.74
0.57
2.67
1.84
0.94
0.90
0.27
0.52
0.04
47, 328,486
47, 328,486
47, 328,486
47, 328, 486
47, 328. 486
1,771.45
1,771.45
1,771.45
1,771.45
1,771.45 1
3, 680,881
2, 635,340
1.102, 788
1, 532, 552
437, 872
596,803
10,866
40.21
28.79
12. 05
16.74
4.78
6.52
0.12
2.27
1.62
0.68
0.94
0.27
0.37
0.01
i
71,892,745 1
71,892,745
71, 892, 745
71,892,745
71,892,745
116,252,740 i
116, 252, 740
116,252,740 !
116,252,740 J
116,252,740 1
FORT WAYNE
G o v e r n m e n t of city .
C i t y corporation
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n s h i p
R a t e per
$100 of
assessed
valuation.
$1, 017. 52
1, 017. 52 ;
1, 017. 52
1,017.52
1,017.52 j
i
83
P e r capita.
$12,234,215
12,234,315
12, 234, 215
12, 234, 215
12, 234, 215
EVANSVILLE
C i t y corporation
.
School district
_
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n s h i p
Total.
$19,944, 965
19, 944, 965
19, 944, 965
19, 944, 965
19, 944, 965
E A S T CHICAGO
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . City corporation..
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n s h i p .
85
Other.
_.
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district _
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
193
Personal.
1
INDIANA.
?47
LEVY.
[
!
162,174, 780
162,174, 780 I
162,174, 780
162,174, 780
162,174,780
114,846, 294
114,846, 294
114,846, 294
114,846,294
114,846,294
__
128,712,970
128, 712,970
128, 712,970
128, 712,970
128, 712,970
96,465,008
96,465,008
96,465,008
96,465,008
96,465,008
247,962
247,962
247,962
247,962
247,962
1,975. 76
1,975. 76
1,975. 76
1,975. 76
1,975. 76
2,831,685
2,033, 665
1,055,446
978, 219
347, 525
360, 396
90,099
43. 47
31.22
16.20
15.02
5.34
5.53
1.38
2.28
1.50
0.82
0.76
0.27
0.28
0.07
45,231,454
45,231,454
45,231,454
45, 231,454
45, 231,454
14,896,171
14,896,171
14,896,171
14,896,171
14, 896,171
1,344.51
1,344. 51
1,344. 51
1,344. 51
1,344. 51
1, 695, 600
1,262, 680
601, 276
661,404
162,345
258, 549
12, 026
37.91
28.23
13.44
14.79
3.63
5.78
0.27
2.82
2.10
1.00
1.10
0.27
0.43
0.02
416, 557,840
416, 557,840
416, 557, 840
416, 557,840
416, 557, 840
185,346,040
185,346,040
185, 346. 040
185, 3i6,040
185, 346,040
1, 79~6~. 66
1,796. 66
1, 796. 66
1, 796. 66
1, 796. 66
14,716, 276
12,944,145
5, 708, 659
2,041,056
5,194,430
1, 625,140
146, 991
43.93
38.64
17.04
6.09
15.51
4.85
0.44
2.44
2.15
0.95
0.34
0.86
0.27
0.02
25,42l, 885
25,421,885
25,421,885
25,42 J, 885
25,421, 885
19,
19,
19,
19.
19;
567,985
567,985
567,985
567. 985
567; 985
1, 346.20
1,346. 20
1,346. 20
1.346. 20
i; 346. 20
1,124, 747
665,850
332,925
332,925
121, 473
161.964
175, 460
33.65
19.92
9.96
9.96
3.63
4.85
5.25
2. 50
1.48
0.74
0.74
0.27
0.36
0.39
32, 609,040
32, 609, 040 I
32, 609,040
32,609,040
32, 609, 040
24. 950.130
24. 950.130
24,950,130
24,950,130
24,950,130
1,467. 00
1,467. 00
1,467. 00
1, 467. 00
1,467. 00
1, 569, 449
1,108, 976
493, 093
615, 883
155, 410
189,945
115,118
40.00
28.27
12.57
15.70
3.96
4.84
2.93
2.73
1.93
0.86
1.07
0.27
0.33
0.20
89, 286,770
89,286, 770
89, 286, 770
89,286, 770
89, 286, 770
49,
49,
49,
49,
49,
1,852.19
1,852.19
1,852.19
1,852.19
1,852.19
3,393, 714
2, 350, 564
1, 050,104
1,300,460
375, 534
650, 230
17, 386
45.19
31.30
13.98
17.32
5.00
8.66
0.23
2.45
1.70
0.76
0.94
0.27
0.47
0.01
173
C i t y corporation
School district
60,127,625
60,127,625
60,127,625
60,127,625
60,127, 625
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n s h i p
20
INDIANAPOLIS
_
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
County
School d i s t r i c t . -
__
601,903,880
601,903,880
601,903,880
601,903,880
601,903,880
_
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n s h i p
KOKOMO
._
_
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation _ _
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t v
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n s h i p
MUNCIE_
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
City corporation.
School district
.
44,989,870
44,989,870
44,989,870
44,989,870
44,989,870
___
57, 559,170 1
57, 559,170 |
57, 559,170
57, 559,170
57,559,170
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n s h i p
SOUTH B E N D
_
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
' C i t y corporation .
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n s h i p
_
___ _ _
139,086, 580
139, 086, 580
139, 086, 580
139,086,580
139, 086, 580 ,
799, 810
799, 810
799,810
799,810
799,810
o
w
>
V
>
»LES
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n s h i p
32,
32,
32,
32,
32,
TABLE
1 4 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y S U B J E C T T O G E N E R A L P R O P E R T Y T A X , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , AND T O T A L , P E R
C A P I T A , AND R A T E OF L E V Y : 1 9 2 2 — C o n t i n u e d .
to
00
[For a text discussion of this table see p. 54.]
LEVY.
City number.
ASSESSED VALUATION OF P R O P E R T Y .
CITY AND DIVISION OF G O V E R N M E N T .
Total.
Real.
Personal.
Other.
P e r capita.
Total
P e r capita.
R a t e per
$100 of
assessed
valuation.
ill
$2,748, 791
1,886.109
811, 985
1, 074,124
228,357
594, 574
39,751
$40. 35
27.69
11.92
15.77
3.35
8.73
0.58
$3. 25
2.23
0.96
1.27
0.27
0.70
0.05
454.28
454.28
454.28
454. 28
2, 280, 382
1, 772,130
610, 036
1,162,094
165, 482
342, 770
47. 64
37.02
12.74
24. 28
3.46
7.16
10.97
8.63
i 2.81
i 5.82
10.76
i 1.58
31.47
25.21
10.41
14. 80
1.81
4.45
12. 65
10.13
i 4.18
i 5. 95
10.73
i 1.79
40.99
29.16
16.12
13. 04
3.49
8.34 1
6.36
4.15
i 1.94
12.21
i 0. 65
i 1. 56
._
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n s h i p
$84,581,710
84,576,710
84, 576,710
84,576, 710
84, 576, 710 |
$57,868,280
57,868, 280
57,868,280
57,868,280
57,868, 280
$26,713,430
26, 708, 430
26, 708,430
26, 708,430
26, 708,430
$1, 241. 60
1,241. 53
1,241. 53
1, 241. 53
1,241. 53
IOWA.
160
M
o
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CEDAR RAPIDS
_
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t v . .
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
_
.
21, 743,623 1
19,957,544
21, 743,623
21,743,623
_
_
11,780, 241
11,795,136
11,780,241
11,780,241
9,293,112
7,492,138
9, 293,112
9, 293,112
$670, 270
670, 270
670, 270
670, 270
o
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M
213
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
128
9,302,480
9,302,480
9,302,480
9,302,480
4,124,147
4,124,147
4,124,147
4,124,147
4,627,848
4, 627,848
4,627,848
4,627,848
550,485
550,485
550,485
550,485
248.73
248. 73
248. 73
248.73 |
1,177,117
942,693
389,195
553,498
67, 720
166, 704
48,919,844
34, 733,967
31,452, 522
31,452,522 |i
27,528,330
18,352, 720
13, 764,165
13,764,165 1
21,086,670
16,228,825
17,535,935
17, 535,935 I
304,844 I
152,422
152,422
152, 422 I
829.22
533.14 i
533.14
533. 14 1)
2,418,190
1, 720, 520
951,188
769,332
205,771
491,899 1
COUNCIL BLUFFS
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district.__
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
_
_
___
_
___
_
__
__
1
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630. 80
632. 92
632. 92
632.92
7,190,426
5, 534, 348
2,458, 475
3,075,873
506, 546
1,149, 532
53,78
41.39
18.39
23.00
3.79
8.60
8.46
6.50
12.91
i 3. 59
10.60
i 1.36
993.
367.
367.
367.
40
22
22
22
1, 206, 534
930, 700
494, 094
436,606
104,182
171, 652
30.73
23.71
12.59
11.12
2.65
4.37
6.21
4.30
i 1.27
13.03
10.72
U.19
90
90
90
90
3,025,006
2,273, 735
940,498
1, 333, 237
267, 712
483, 559
40.10
30.14
12.47
17.67
3.55
6.41
8.12
6.10
12.52
13.58
10.72
11.30
355. 40
355.40
355. 40
355. 40
1,385, 699
1,158, 657
417,415
741, 242
84, 414
142, 628
36.52
30.53
11.00
19.53
2.23
3.76
10.30
8.*61
13.09
15.52
10.63
i 1.06
31.37
24.83
11.33
13.50
1.76
4.78
2.92
2.30
1.07
1.23
0.17
0.45
_
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . _
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
_
_
_.
DUBUQUE
84,335,027
85,750,781
84,619,526
84,619,526
32,416,960
33,241, 569
32,416, 960
32,416,960
50,780,071
51,371, 216
50, 780, 071
50, 780, 071
1,137,996
1,137, 996
1,422, 495
1,422,495
38,998,004 1
14,416,096
14, 416,096
14,416,096
27, 961,424
6,990,356
6, 990,356
6,990,356
10, 551, 504
7,304,143
7,304,143
7,304,143
485,076
121, 597
121, 597
121, 597
_
G o v e r n m e n t of citv.__
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t , . __
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
_ _ -
...
Sioux CITY
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . . .
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
210
WATERLOO
_
. _„
_.
__
._
_
_
37,261, 763
37, 261, 763
37,261, 763
37,261,763
18, 23-i, 629
18, 233, 629
18,233,629
18,233, 629
18,
18,
18,
18,
504,813
504, 813
504,813
504, 813
523,321
523, 321
523, 321
523,321
493.
493.
493.
493.
_.
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
City corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . __
G o v e r n m e n t of county._
_
13,486, 774 1
13,427, 547
13,486, 774
13,486, 774
_
,.
5,803,952
5, 744, 725
5,803,952
5,803, 952
7, 373, 834
7, 373, 834
7,373,834
7,373, 834
308, 988
308, 988
308,988
308,988
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district.._ _ _
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . _. _
120,733,969
124,932,383
120,733,969
120,733,969
77, 788,445
81,339, 777
77,788,445
77,788,445
42,945, 524
43, 592, 606
42,945, 524
42, 945,524
1,060.92
1,060. 92
1,060. 92
1, 060. 92
3, 569,827
2, 826,106
1, 289,438
1, 536,668
200,418
543,303
_
_
76,468,354
76,468,354
76,468,354
76,468,354
50,385,079
50,385, 079
50,385,079
50,385,079
26,083,275
26,083, 275
26, 083, 275
26,083,275
1, 473. 32
1,473. 32
1,473. 32
1,473. 32
2,209, 875
1,648,657
773,095
875, 562
126, 937
434, 281
42.58
31.76
14. 89
16.87
2.45
8.37
2.90
2.16
1.01
1.15
0. 17
0. 57
1,400. 47
1,400.47
1, 400. 47
1,400. 47
3,189, 610
2, 648,489
995,664
1,652,825
179, 652
361,469
41.28
34.27
12.88
21.39
2.33
4.68
2.92
2.42
0.92
1.50
0.17
0.33
TOPEKA
G o v e r n m e n t of city
City corporation.. _
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
WICHITA
.
_
_ __
G o v e r n m e n t of city.._ . . .
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
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KANSAS CITY
149
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108,224,297
110,188,310
108,224,297
108, 224,297
70,836,105
71,900,105
70,836,105
70,836,105
1
Average rate.
37, 388,192
38, 288,205
37,388,192
37,388,192
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DES MOINES
TABLE
14.—ASSESSED
V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y S U B J E C T TO G E N E R A L P R O P E R T Y T A X , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , AND T O T A L , P E R
C A P I T A , AND R A T E O F L E V Y : 1 9 2 2 — C o n t i n u e d .
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[For a text discussion of this table see p. 54.]
1
City number
ASSESSED VALUATION OF P R O P E R T Y .
LEVY.
P e r capita.
R a t e per
$100 of
assessed
valuation.
78
78
08
41
$1,399, 795
909,836
627,169
282, 667
227,434
262, 525
$24. 27
15.78
10.88
4.90
3.94
4.55
$3.55
2.58
1.78
0.80
0.40
10.57
1, 084. 46
1, 084. 46
1,084. 46
1, 492, 523
978,835
186,796
326,892
34.66
22.73
4.34
7.59
3.34
2.24
0.40
0.70
1,139. 25
1, 776. 48
1,103. 46 1
8, 292,478
5, 391,219
1, 681,347
1,219,912
35.05
22.79
7.10
5.16
2.87
2.00
0.40
10.47
13,817,009
11,282, 885
2, 534,124
34.58
28.24
6.34
3.28
2.75
0.53
2, 019,903
1, 020, 585
637,868
382, 717
446,504
552,814
42.12
21.28
13.30
7.98
9.31
11.53
2.37
1.20
0.75
0.45
0.52
0.65
CITY AND DIVISION OF G O V E R N M E N T .
Total.
Real.
Personal.
Other.
Per capita.
Total.
KENTUCKY.
131
COVINGTON
_
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
182
$26,982,495
26,982, 495
35,860,450
35,860, 450
$4,611,430
4,611,430
17, 258,417
6, 667,743
$3,739,505
3, 739, 505
3, 739, 505
3, 739,505
46, 698, 936
46,698,936
46,698, 936
33,971, 740
33,971, 740
33,971, 740
11,205,670
11,205,670
11, 205,670
1, 521, 526
1, 521, 526
1, 521, 526
LEXINGTON
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
30
$35,333,430
35,333,430
56,858,372
46, 267,698
LOUISVILLE
__
__
$612.
612.
986.
802.
__
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
269, 560, 938
420, 336, 731
261,091, 636
177,823, 721
180,937, 388
186,937,388
81, 237, 217
228,899,343
63,654, 248
410, 286, 721
482,690,265
264,507, 621
311,185,442
145, 779,100
171, 504, 823
52,341,440
52,341, 440
52,341,440
52,34}, 440
32, 706,890
32, 706,890
32, 706, 890
32,700,890
10, 500,000
10,500,000
10, 500,000
LOUISIANA.
18
159
"•.TV'-T...QRLEA.:NS
-_
_-
1,026. 70
1, 207. 89
SHREVEPORT
C i t y corporation.
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of p a r i s h
85,048, 330 I
85,048, 330
85, 048,330
85,048,330 I
1,773. 43
1, 773. 43
1, 773. 43
1, 773. 43 |
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237
LEWISTON
877, 599
678,120
157, 501
41,978
26.80
20.71
4.81
1.28
2.90
2.24
0.52
0.14
3,194, 999
2,524,906
2, 451,926
41,591
31,389
536,114
133,979
44.36
35.06
34.04
0.58
0.44
7.44
1.86
3.16
2.50
2.43
0.04
0.03
0.53
0.13
35.85
31.72
4.13
2.73
12.42
1
0.31
880, 766
547,455
306, 421
241, 034
106,161
227,150
28.27
17.57
9.83
7.74
3.41
7.29
2.73
1.70
10.95
0.75
10.33
0.70
2,170.75
2,170.75
44, 295, 688
40, 993, 288
3, 302,400
57.94
53.62
4.32
2.67
2.47
0.20
930.19
930.19
930.19
2,361,129
2,085, 557
157, 200
118,372
34.43
30.41
2.29
1.73
3.70
3.27
0.25
0.18
60.68
51.37
5.33
3.98
2.17
1.84
0.19
0.14
_
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
PORTLAND
._
924.23
924.23
924.23 1
24, 545, 986
24, 545, 986
24, 545,986
5, 716,050
5, 716,050
5, 716,050
100, 954, 725
108, 248,645
108, 248, 645
100,954, 725
100, 954, 725
68, 471, 025
74,531,005
74, 531,005
68,471, 025
68, 471,025
32,483, 700
33, 717,640
33, 717, 640
32,483, 700
32, 483, 700
1,401. 62
1,401.62
1,401.62
1,401. 62
1,401. 62
1,000,391, 741
1,016,680,552
701,867,840
662, 463,922
298,523,901
354. 216, 630
1,312.47
1,333.84
32,288, 552
32,228, 552
32,288,552
32,288, 552
25, 680,465
25,680,465
25,680,465
25,680,465
6, 608,087
6,608, 087
. 6,608,087
6, 608,087
1,036.45
1,036.45
1,036.45
1,036.45
1,659,647,300
1,659, 647,300
1,501,621,400
1, 501, 621, 400
158,025,900
158, 025,900
63, 798, 025
63, 798,025
63, 798,025
53, 547,225
53, 547,225
53, 547, 225
10,250,800
10,250,800
10, 250,800
30, 262,036
30, 262,036
30,262,036 1
_
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
_
C i t y corporation
B r i d g e district
S t a t e pier site district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
_
_
_
MARYLAND.
^XIMOBE
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
249
_
CUMBERLAND
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
_
-
__
27,324,007
24,179,981
3,144,026
s
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of State.__
109
BROCKTON
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
_
BROOKLINE
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e _
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
65
166
CAMBRIDGE
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
CHELSEA
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . .
112, 727,300
112, 727,300
112, 727,300
97,236,400
97,236,400
97,236,400
15,490,900
15,490,900
15,490, 900
2,796.44
2,796.44
2,796.44 1
2,446,182
2,070,^92
214,800
160,390
147,393, 615
147,393, 615
147,393,615
128, 796,200
128, 796, 200
128, 796, 200
18, 597,415
18, 597,415
18, 597,415
1,333.05
1,333.05
1, 333. 05 1
4,421,808
3,873, 939
335, 040
212,829
35.04
3.03
1.92
3.00
2.63
0.23
0.14
37, 268, 550
37,268, 550
6, 420,350
6,420,350
950.85
950. 85 1
1,494,454
1, 402,414
92,040
32.52
30.52
2.00
3.42
3.21
0.21
_
_
_ _
_
. _
. . .
_ _ . _
._
_
43, 688, 900
43,688,900 1
i Average rate.
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TABLE
1 4 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y S U B J E C T TO G E N E R A L P R O P E R T Y T A X , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , AND T O T A L , P E R
C A P I T A , AND R A T E OF L E V Y : 1 9 2 2 — C o n t i n u e d .
00
to
[For a text discussion of this table see p. 54.]
LEVY.
City number
ASSESSED VALUATION OF P R O P E R T Y .
CITY AND DIVISION O P G O V E R N M E N T .
Total.
Real.
Personal.
Other.
P e r capita.
Total.
P e r capita.
R a t e per
$100 of
assessed
valuation.
MASSACHUSETTS—Continued.
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_.
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
186
_
FITCHBURG
.
$1,154. 42
1,154. 42
1,154. 42
45,075,600 •
45,075,600
45,075,600
36,913, 700
36,913, 700
36,913, 700
8,161, 900
8,161, 900
8,161,900
1, 077. 64
1, 077. 64
1,077. 64
1
LAWRENCE..
G o v e r n m e n t of city
_
_
.
$30. 59
26.83
2.51
1.25
$2.65
2.32
0.22
0.11
1, 433, 455
1, 268,427
100, 920
64,108
34.27
30.32
2.41
1.54
3.17
2.81
0.22
0.14
39.26
34.35
3.26
1.65
2.60
2.27
0.22
0.11
182,367,850
182,367,850
182,367,850
105,483,200
105,483,200
105,483,200
76, 884,650
76,884, 650
76,884, 650
1, 509.79
1, 509. 79
1, 509. 79
54,006, 525
54,006,525
54,006,525
38,832,100
38,832,100
38,832,100
15,174,425
15,174,425
15,174,425
1,291. 25
1, 291. 25
1,291. 25
1, 512,183
1,321,181
118,920
72,082
36.16
31.59
2.85
1.72
2.80
2.45
0.22
0.13
64,081,868
64,081,868
64,081,868
53,433, 850
53,433,850
53,433,850
10, 648,018
10,648,018
10, 648,018
1,138. 22
1,136. 22
1,136. 22
94,914,320
94,914,320
94,914,320
72,897, 220
72,897,220
72,897,220
22,017,100
22,017,100
22,017,100
1, 560. 65
1, 560. 65
1, 560. 65
79,142,250
32,839,475
1,161. 32 1
1,858,374
1, 609,823
138, 240
110,311
2,325,653
2, 014,082
208,080
103,491
3,180, 299
2,734,116
32.95
28.54
2.45
1.96
38.24
33.12
3.42
1.70
32.98
28.36
2.90
2.51
0.22
0.17
2.45
2.12
0.22
0.11
2.84
2.44
1
_
$1,190,152
1,044, 070
97, 560
48, 522
4, 742, 692
4,148, 869
394,440
199, 383
HOLYOKE
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
80
$11,456,630
11, 456, 630
11, 456, 630
HAVERHILL
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
1?4
$33,454, 750
33,454, 750
33,454, 750
._
G o v e r n m e n t of city.__
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
134
$44,911,380 1
44, 911,380 I
44,911,380
FALL RIVER
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e _
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
187
_
EVERETT. _
G o v e r n m e n t of city___
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
58
a
OHTCOPEE
_.
111,981,725 1
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W
H
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. _ _
_ _ __
111, 981,725 1
111,981,725
79,142,250
79,142, 250
32,839,475
32, 839,475
1,161.32
1,161.32
248,160
198,023
2.57
2.05
0.22
0.18
_
_
_ _ _ .
_ _ _ .
. . _ .
130,060,757
130,060,757
130,060,757
96,268,475
96,268,475
96,268,475
33, 792, 282
33,792,282
33,792, 282
1,136. 66
1,136. 66
1,136. 66
3,979,859
3, 505,380
290,160
184,319
34.78
30.64
2.53
1.61
3.06
2.70
0.22
0.14
_ __
_
_
104,316,000
104,316,000
104,316,000
87,434,880
87,434,880
87,434,880
16,881,120
16,881,120
16,881,120
1,026.00
1,026.00
1,026.00
3, 567, 607
3,135,448
240,360
191.799
35. 09
30.84
2.36
1.89
3.42
3.01
0.23
0.18
46,984,851
46,984,851
46,984,851 I
39,885,100
39,885,100
39,885,100
7,599,751
7,099, 751
7,099,751
933. 85
933. 85
933. 85
1, 537,145
1, 366, 789
104,160
66,196
30.55
27.17
2.07
1.31
3.27
2.91
0.22
0.14
43,673,750
43,673,750
43,673,750
40, 428,300
40,428, 300
40,428,300
3, 245,450
3, 245,450
3, 245,450
1,012. 35
1,012. 35
1,012. 35
1, 528,515
1,386,642
86,760
55,113
35.43
32.14
2.01
1.28
3.50
3.17
0.20
0.13
44.33
38.58
4.11
1.64
2.82
2.46
0.26
0.10
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
LOWELL
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
72
_
LYNN
G o v e r n m e n t of city _
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
154
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
181
.
_
MEDFORD__
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y _
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e _ _
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
53
NEW
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of State_ _
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
162
199,925,800
199,925,800
199,925,800
116,348,575
116,348,575
116,348,575
83, 577, 225
83,577, 225
83, 577,225
1, 570.13
1, 570.13
1, 570.13
5, 643,992
4,912,177
522,848
208,967
____
95,546,250
95,546,250
95,546,250
82,139,850
82,139,850
82,139,850
13,406,400
13,406,400
13,406,400
2,004. 66
2,004. 66
2,004. 66
2,426, 874
2,117,030
189,480
120, 364
50.92
44.42
3.98
2.52
2.54
2.22
0.20
0.12
_ . _
47,556,815
47,556,815
47, 556,815
39,85_, 220
39,851,220
39,851, 220
7,755,595
7,705,595
7,705,595
1,074. 83
1,074. 83
1,074. 83
1,436, 529
1, 239,806
109,560
87,163
32.47
28.02
2.48
1.97
3.02
2.61
0.23
0.18
60,822,925
60,822,925
60,822,925
53,72l, 550
53, 721, 550
53,721, 550
7,101,375
7,101,375
7,101,375
1,174. 21
1,174. 21
1,174. 21
2, 201, 790
1,982, 545
125, 520
93, 725
42.51
38.28
2.42
1.81
3.62
3.26
0.21
0.15
30, 898, 700
30,898, 700
28,093,555
28,093, 000
2, 805, 700
2,805, 700
979. 26
979. 26
1,050,612
990,612
60,000
33.30
31.40
1.90
3.40
3.21
0.19
47,645,811
47,645,811
47,645,811 1
37,731,195
37,731,195
37,731,195
9,914, 616
9,914,616
9,914,616
1,120. 31
1,120. 31
1,120. 31
1,620,339
1, 433, 710
103.800
82,829
38.10
33. 71
2.44
1.95
3.40
3.01
0.22
0.17
BEDFORD
NEWTON..,..
.
_
_ _
_ _ . _
_ .
G o v e r n m e n t of city _
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
PITTSFIELD
_____
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y __
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
_ __
_ _ _ _
Quincy..
__
___
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of county__
248 R e v e r e
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
184
SALEM
G o v e r n m e n t of city_._
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
__
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T A B L E 1 4 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y S U B J E C T TO G E N E R A L P R O P E R T Y T A X , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , AND T O T A L , P E R
C A P I T A , AND R A T E OP L E V Y : 1922—Continued.
to
00
[For a text discussion of this table see p. 54.]
City number
ASSESSED VALUATION OF P R O P E R T Y .
LEVY.
CITY A N D DIVISION OF G O V E R N M E N T .
Total.
Real.
Personal.
Other.
Per capita.
Total.
Rate per
$100 of
Per capita. assessed
valuation.
>
a
MASSACHUSETTS—Continued.
77
SOMERVILLE
49
SPRINGFIELD
211
TAUNTON _
246
WALTHAM
_
_
Government of city
Government of State
Government of county
.
$7,755,400
7, 755,400
7, 755,400
$906.44
906.44
906. 44
$2,696,308
2,378,222
194, 520
123, 566
$27. 75
24.48
2.00
1.27
$3.06
2.70
0.22
0.14
243,627,910
243,627,910
243, 627,910
211,317,060
211,317, 060
211,317,060
32,310,850
32,310,850
32,310,850
1, 743. 89
1, 743.89
1,743. 89
6,870,510
6,133,090
492,480
244,940
49.18
43.90
3.53
1.75
2.82
2.52
0.20
0.10
28,008, 730
28,008, 730
28,008,730
9, 218,960
9, 218,960
9,218,960
983. 51
983. 51
983. 51
1,124,458
995,468
85,680
43,310
29.71
26.30
2.26
1.15
3.02
2.67
0.23
0.12
9,844,050
9,844,050
9,844,050
1,301. 27
1,301.27
1, 301. 27
1,222, 318
1, 075,147
90,000
57,171
38.52
33.88
2.84
1.80
2.96
2.60
0.22
0.14
215,556,300
215, 556,300
215, 556,300
43,182,620
43,182,620
43,182,620
1,375.16
1, 375.10
1, 375.10
7,035,055
6,148,661
551,880
334, 514
37.39
32.68
2.93
1.78
2.72
2.38
0 21
0 13
35, 583, 070
36,123,220
35,583,070
35, 583,070
12,867, 510
13,057, 510
12,867, 510
12,867, 510
I, 270. 73
1,270.73
1, 270. 73
1,270.73 1
1,496,921
1,127,926
484, 506
643,420
183,186
185,809
39.26
29.59
12.71
16.88
4.80
4.87
3.07
2.31
1.00
1.31
0.38
0.38
37,227, 690 1
37,227, 690
37, 227,690
__
_
Government of city
WORCESTER
$80,326,900
80,326,900
80,326, 900
__
Government of city
Government of State
Government of county
41,294,550
41,294, 550
41,294, 550 1
__
Government of county...
36
$88,082,300
88,082,300
88,082, 300
_
Government of city _ _
Government of State
Government of county
.
258, 738,920
258,738,920
258,738,920
Government of city
Government of county
31,450, 500
31,450, 500
31,450, 500
MICHIGAN.
206
BATTLE C R E E K
,
City corporation
School district ._ __
Government of State
Government of county
_
_
48,450,580
49,180,730
48,450,580
48,450, 580 1
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631,101
631,101
631,101
631,101
986. 64
986. 64
986. 64
986.64
1,801,877
1,403,681
806,387
597,294
146,953
251,243
37.50
29.21
16.78
12.43
3.06
5.23
3.80
2.96
1.70
1.26
0.31
0.53
464,168, 800
464.168, 800
464,168, 800
1,966. 62
1,966.62
1,966. 62
53,060,676
47,436, 534
43,098,246
4, 338, 288
5, 624,142
53.40
47.74
43.37
•4.37
5.66
2.72
2.43
2.21
0.22
0.29
BAY CITY
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t . .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
_
47,404,256
47,404,256
47,404,256
47,404,256
36,
36,
36,
36,
773,155
773,155
773,155
773,155
10,
10,
10,
10,
DETROIT
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y .
C i t y corporation
County
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
__.
_
__ . . .
i
1, 954,184,000
1,954,184, 000
1,954,184,000
__
1,490, 015,200
1, 490,015, 200
1,490, 015, 200
136, 508,320
136,508,320
136, 508,320
136, 508, 320
105,051,
105,051,
105,051,
105,051,
270
270
270
270
31,457, 050
31,457,050
31,457,050
31, 457,050
1,279.98
1,279.98
1,279.98
1,279.98
4,472, 780
3, 200, 552
1, 680,734
1, 519,818
428, 726
843, 502
41.94
30.01
15.76
14.25
4.02
7.91
3.27
2.34
1.23
1.11
0.31
0.62
210, 556, 986
210, 556,986
210, 556,986
210, 556,986
145, 795, 265
145,795, 265
145, 795, 265
145, 795, 265
64, 761, 721
64,761, 721
64,761, 721
64,761,721
.1,484.98 1
1,484.98
1,484.98
1,484.98
5,883,028
4, 537,229
2,144,426
2,392,803
684,281
661,518
41.49
32.00
15.12
16.88
4.82
4.67
2.79
2.16
1.02
1.14
0.32
0.31
682,425
682, 425
682,425
682,425
1,303.37
1,303.37
1,303.37
1,303.37
1,947,790
1,564,806
1,062,570
502,236
220,158
162,826
33.21
26.68
18.12
8.56
3.75
2.78
2.55
2.05
1.39
0.66
0.29
0.21
56, 632, 580
56, 632,580
56, 632, 580
56,632,580 _
2,445.60
2,445.60
2,445.60
2,445. 60
3,008, 685
2,336,809
1,175, 237
1,161, 572
392, 595
279, 281
53.84
41.82
21.03
20.79
7.02
5.00
2.20
1.71
0.86
0.85
0.29
0.20
16,479,030
2
1, 454. 35
1, 454. 35
1,454. 35
1, 454. 35
1,977,531
1, 362,439
749, 508
612,931
233,017
382,075
37.50
25. 83
14.21
11.62
4.42
7.25
2.56
1.76
0.98
0.78
0.30
0.50
FLINT
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
47
GRAND RAPIDS
_
_
.
...
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . . .
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
129
__.
__
HAMTRAMCK
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
HIGHLAND PARK
_
53,
53,
53,
53,
761,475
761, 475
761,475
761,475
22,
22,
22,
22,
_
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
__
C i t y corporation
__
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
JACKSON...
... _
._ _
76,443,900
76,443, 900
76,443,900
76,443,900
_
... _
136, 655, 530
136, 655, 530
136,655, 530
136,655, 530
80, 022,950
80,022,950
80, 022, 950
80, 022,950
_ _
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district ..
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
76, 697, 865
78,753, 615
76,697,865
76,697,865 1
2
60, 218,835
2 jg, 753, 615
60, 218, 835
60, 218,835
()
16,479,030
16,479, 030
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Valuation of personal property included with that of real property.
285
158
TABLE 14.—ASSESSED VALUATION OF PROPERTY SUBJECT TO GENERAL PROPERTY TAX, PER CAPITA ASSESSMENT, AND TOTAL, PER
CAPITA, AND RATE OP LEVY: 1922—Continued.
[For a text discussion of t h i s t a b l e see p . 54.]
ASSESSED V A L U A T I O N OF P R O P E R T Y .
CITY AND DIVISION OF G O V E R N M E N T .
Total.
Real
Personal.
$63,467, 520
68,232, 820
63,467, 520
63,467,520
$42,896,450
45,755, 630
42,896, 450
42,896,450
$20,571,070
22, 477,190
20, 571,070
20, 571, 070
90,205, 275
124,282,929
90, 205, 275
90, 205, 275
33,2 595, 504
51,530,865
51, 530,865
51, 530,865
51,530,865
40,238,150
40,238,150
40, 238,150
40,238,150
11,292,715
11, 292,715
11,292,715
11,292,715
41,803,096
41,803, 096
41,803, 096
41,803, 096
31,832,375
31,832,375
31,832,375
31, 832, 375
9,970,721
9,970, 721
9,970, 721
9, 970, 721
86,304,300
86,304,300
65,714.400
65,714, 400 I
20, 589,900
20, 589,900
Other.
MICHIGAN—Continued.
KALAMAZOO
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
LANSING
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
MUSKEGON
123,800,779
124,282,929
123,800,779
123, 800,779
1
()
33, 595, 504
33, 595, 504
_.
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
PONTIAC
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation._.
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . _.
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
SAGINAW
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . . .
C i t y corporation..
School district
3.19
2.21
1.18
1.03
to
00
86,304,300 1 [
86,304,300 j
65,714,400
65,714,400
20, 589,900
20, 589,900
1,269.27 11
1,269.27
257,178
584,260
3.78
8.59
0.30
0.68
124, 025,757
124, 025,757
124,025,757 i
124,025,757
54,921,826
54, 921,826
54,921,826
54,921, 826
69,103,931
69,103,931
69,103,931
69,103,931
1,190.46 1
1,190.46
1,190.46
1,190.46
4, 552,200
3,464, 997
1,668,163
1, 796,834
338,403
748,800
43.69
33.25
16.01
17.24
3.25
7.19
3.66
2.79
U.34
i 1.45
10.27
10.60
365, 507,949
365, 507,949
365, 507,949
218,983, 220
218,983, 220
218,983,220
146, 524, 729
146, 524, 729
146, 524, 729
911.56
911.56 1
911.56 1
17, 992,943
16,813, 083
14, 892,704
1,920,379
1,179,860
44.87
41.93
37.14
4.79
2.94
4.92
4.60
14.07
10.53
10.32
232,352,442
232,352,442
232,352,442
115,324,457
115,324, 457
115,324,457
117,027,985
117,027,985
117, 027,985
968. 80
968.80
968. 80
9, 419, 785
7,410,900
658, 093
1, 350,792
39.28
30.90
2.75
5.63
4.05
13.19
10.28
10.58
450,
450,
552,
450,
848,300
848,300
392, 531 1
848, 300
239,462, 680
239,462, 680
350,369, 755
239, 462, 680
185,496,340
185, 496, 340
161,121,147
185,496,340
$25, 889, 280
25, 889, 280
40,901, 629
25,889, 280
1,330.85
1,330.85
1,330.85
1,330.85
14, 518, 643
13, 932, 540
5, 917, 575
1, 938, 648
6, 076, 317
586,103
42. 86
41.13
17.47
5.72
17. 94
1.73
2.91
2.78
1.25
0.43
1.10
0.13
69,445, 940 1
69,445,940
83, 033, 300
83, 033, 300
45, 664,470
45, 664,470
54, 508,130
54, 508,130
17,111,010
17,111,010
18, 034, 800
18, 034, 800
6, 670,460
6, 670,460
10,490, 370
10,490,370
888.74
888.74
1,062.62
1,062.62
2,490,159
1, 722,102
906,112
815, 990
107,943
660,114
31.87
22.04
11.60
10.44
1.38
8.45
3.41
2.48
i 1.30
1.18
'
0.13
0.80
764, 648, 820
764,648,820
764, 648,820
297, 019, 828
297, 019, 828
297, 019,828
65, 076, 219
65, 076, 219
65, 076, 219
1,429.20
1,429. 20
1,429.20
26,444, 577
24,979,809
15, 064,454
9, 915, 355
1, 464, 768
33.54
31.69
19.11
12.58
1.86
2.35
2.22
11.34
0.88
0.13
25, 760,210
26,407,841
25, 760,210
25,760, 210
10, 619,926
10,869,016
10,619, 926
10,619, 926
1,078,166
1,103,075
1,078,166
1,078,166
994,830
751, 351
348, 362
402,989
48, 696
194, 783
24.54
18.53
8.59
9.94
1.20
4.81
2.63
1.98
0.93
1.05
0.13
0.52
MINNESOTA.
DULUTH...
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
MINNEAPOLIS
_
_
_
_.
_ _ _ _
*__
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
County
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
_-
ST. PAUL
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
_
Q
MISSOURI.
KANSAS CITY
__
.
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
County
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
95
_
ST. JOSEPH
_
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
ST. LOUIS
___
_
_._
_
_
_
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y - _
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t . .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
192
_.
._
..
1,126,744, 867
1,126,744, 867
1,126,744,867
SPKINGFIELD
. __
_
_
_
1
Average rate
37,458,302
38,379,932
37,458,302
37,458,302 |
923.89
923.89
923.89
923.89 |
Valuation of personal property included with that of real property
rty.
287
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t . .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
w
tt-H
TABL
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
TABLE
14.—ASSESSED
V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y S U B J E C T TO G E N E R A L P R O P E R T Y T A X , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , AND T O T A L , P E R
C A P I T A , AND R A T E O F L E V Y : 1 9 2 2 — C o n t i n u e d .
to
00
00
[For a text discussion of this table see p. 54.]
1
City number
ASSESSED VALUATION OF P R O P E R T Y .
LEVY.
CITY AND DIVISION OF G O V E R N M E N T .
Total.
Real.
Personal.
Other.
Per c a p i t a .
Total.
R a t e per
$100 of
P e r c a p i t a . assessed
valuation.
>
MONTANA.
185
BUTTE
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation._. _
School d i s t r i c t .
__
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
$19,516, Oil
19, 516, Oil
19,516,011
19, 516, Oil
_._
__
$13,917, 639
13,917, 639
13,917, 639
13,917,639
$5, 330, 597
5,330, 597
5, 330, 597
5, 330, 597
$267, 775
267, 775
267, 775
267, 775
$464.35 1
464. 35 I
464.35
464.35
$1,227,069
688,915
458,626
230,289
89, 286
448,868
$29.19
16.39
10.91
5.48
2.12
10.68
$6.29
3.53
2.35
1.18
0.46
2.30
LINCOLN
34
OMAHA
40.01
33.59
11.01
20.95
1.63
3.75
2.67
2.50
2.11
0.68
1.33
0.10
0.23
0.16
1,630.04 I
1,570.93
1,630.04
1,630.04
1,630.04
9,071,904
7,141, 352
3,173, 959
3, 784,154
183, 239
752, 588
1,177, 964
45.19
35.57
15. 81
18.85
0.91
3.75
5.87
2.82
2.23
0.97
1.20
0.06
0.23
0.36
1,333.06
1,386.29 ;
1,386.29 I
2, 811, 584
2, 289,077
336, 609
185,898
34.92
28.43
4.18
2.31
2.60
2.13
0.30
0.17
_
_ _ ___ ._ _
____
.__
._ _ __
_
93,468, 600
90, 542, 855
93, 468, 600
93,468, 600
93,468, 600
64,947, 400
62,553, 000
64,947,400
64,947,400
64,947, 400
16, 534, 920
16,415, 546
16, 534, 920
16, 534,920
16, 534,920
11, 986, 280
11, 574,309
11,986, 280
11,986, 280
11, 986, 280
_ .
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
P u b l i c utilities d i s t r i c t .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
NEW
9?
1,630.99
1,579.93
1,630.99
1,630.99
1,630.99
2, 293, 247
1, 924, 980
630, 913
1, 200, 598
93,469
214,978
153, 289
_.
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t .
S a n i t a r y districtG o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
__ __
___
327, 212, 218
315, 346,160
327, 212, 218
327, 212, 218
327,212,218
212,982, 395
218,800, 205
212,982, 395
212,982,395
212,982, 395
107, 346,139
111,632,337
111,632,337 |
86,053,194
90,339, 392
90,339, 392
86,
88,
86,
86,
86,
511, 065
531, 231
511,065
511, 065
511, 065
27, 718, 758
8, 014, 724
27, 718, 758
27, 718, 758
27, 718, 758
HAMPSHIRE.
MANCHESTER
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
o
>
w
H
>
M
W
NEBRASKA.
13?
3
_._
21, 292, 945
21, 292,945
21, 292, 945
H
HH
Q
Ui
O
o
H
i—i
NEW
ATLANTIC C I T Y
JERSEY.
_
__
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
_
.
_
__.
__ _
132, 594, 615
132, 594, 615
132, 594, 615
7, 834, 500
7, 834, 500
7, 834, 500
1, 851, 570
1,840,400
1,840, 400
2, 742. 50
2, 742.28
2, 742. 28
4,381, 248
3,181, 253
556, 887
643,108
84. 45
61.32
10.73
12.40
3.08
2.24
0.39
0.45
80, 075, 020
80, 535, 705
80, 535, 705
39, 634, 800
39, 634, 800
39, 634, 800
1, 661, 852
1, 661, 852
1, 661, 852
1,476. 29
1,481. 89
1, 481. 89
3,775,879
2, 525, 796
463,443
786, 640
45.93
30.72
5.64
9.57
3.11
2.08
0.38
0.65
IQ, 670, 325
16, 670, 325
16, 670, 325
3, 084,130
3, 084,130
3, 084,130
1,028. 46
1, 028. 46
1, 028. 46
3, 529,941
2, 481,172
528, 279
520,490
28.95
20. 35
4.33
4.27
2.80
1.97
0.42
0.41
.
142,280,685
142,269,515
142,269,515
. .
BAYONNE
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . . .
CAMDEN
._
...
__
__
121,371,672 I
121,832,357
121,832,3^7 I
__
...
__
_
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y _ . ___ . . __
_
...
125,384,715 i
125,384,715
125,384,715
..
25,771,50/
25,771,507
25,771,50/ 1
21, 026, 440
21,026,440
21,026,440
4, 686, 940
4, 686, 940
4, 686, 940
58, 127
58, 127
58,127
852. 51
852. 51
852. 51
839,182
626, 031
103, 557
109, 594
27.76
20.71
3.43
3.62
3.25
2.43
0. 40
0.42
74, 730, 804
76, 425, 204
76, 425, 204
65, 847, 700
65, 660, 400
65, 660, 400
8, 788, 900
10, 670, 600
10, 670, 600
94, 204
94, 204
94, 204
1,360.77
1, 391. 62
1, 391. 62
2, 333,064
1,588,072
308, 910
436, 082
42.48
28.92
5.62
7.94
3. 10
2.13
0.40
0.57
83, 728, 760
82, 790,185
82, 790, 185
15, 251, 150
17, 427, 800
17, 427,800
4, 056, 413
4, 056, 413
4, 056, 413
1,013.71
1, 025. 89
1,025. 89
3, 276, 215
2,489,088
422, 599
364, 528
32. 23
24.49
4.15
3.59
3. 17
2.42
0.40
0. 35
92, 446, 424
89,802, 964
89, 802,964
73, 322, 800
70, 679, 340
70, 679, 340
8,963, 400
8, 963, 400
8,963, 400
10,160, 224
10,160, 224
10,160, 224
1, 356. 20
1,317.42
1,317.42
3,847, 703
2, 916, 395
346, 675
584, 633
56. 45
42.78
5.09
8.58
4.19
3.15
0.39
0.65
465, 509,926
473, 538, 768
473, 538, 768
324, 145, 297
314,161,639
314,161,639
52, 794, 795
70, 807, 295
70,807, 295
88, 569, 834
88, 569, 834
88, 569, 834
1, 521. 72
1, 547. 96
1, 547. 96
16,050, 525
14,244,446
11,161,629
3,082, 817
1,806, 079
52. 46
46.56
36.48
10.08
5.90
3.43
2.78
2.40
0.65
0.38
61,069,651
62,136,051
62,136,051
51, 529, 700
51, 519 700
51,529,700
9,343,800
10,410,2C0
10, 410, 200
196,151
i 96,151
196,151
1,990. 66
2,025.43
2, 025. 43
2,002, 265
1,393, 609
251,645
357,011
65.27
45.43
8.2G
11.64
3.25
2.28
0.40
0.57
104, 276, 325
118,301,325
118,301,325
5, 396,087
5, 396,087
5,396, 087
1, 266. 02
1,287.47
1, 287. 47
20, 730, 450
18, 474, 730
15,302, 652
3,172, 078
2, 255, 720
48.01
42.79
35.44
7.35
5.22
3.78
3.37
2.80
0.57
0.41
._ _
105, 630, 260
105, 630, 260
105, 630, 260
CLIFTON
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
_.
. ... .
G o v e r n m e n t of city . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
ELIZABETH
....
..
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . . . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . . .
..
..
_.
. _ .
__ ._
103, 036, 323 1
104, 274, 398
104, 274, 398
HOBOKEN...
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
JERSEY CITY
....
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
County
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
MONTCLAIR
1
.
_
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . _.
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
NEWARK
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
County
. . .._
.
.
!
546, 655,357 1
555, 919,714
555,919,714 1
436, 982, 945
432, 222, 302
432, 222, 302
TABLE 14.—ASSESSED VALUATION OF PROPERTY SUBJECT TO GENERAL PROPERTY TAX, PER CAPITA ASSESSMENT, AND TOTAL, PER
CAPITA, AND RATE OF LEVY: 1922—Continued.
[For a text discussion of this t a b l e see p . 54.]
ASSESSED V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y .
CITY A N D DIVISION OF G O V E R N M E N T .
NEW
224
NEW
Real.
$29, 271, 239
29, 921, 839
29, 921, 839
$24,909, 270
24,909, 270
24,909, 270
$4,106,100
4, 756, 700
4, 756, 700
$255, 869
255, 869
255,869
$832. 89
851. 41
851. 41
$1, 372, 398
1, 005, 785
119, 041
247, 572
$39. 05
28.62
3.39
7.04
$4.66
3.43
0.40
0.83
29, 958, 570
30, 494,820
30,494,820
25,733, 550
25,401, 700
25,401, 700
3, 958, 050
4, 826,150
4, 826,150
266, 970
266, 970
266, 970
874. 60
890. 26
890. 26
1, 146, 355
848, 994
123,357
174,004
33.47
24.79
3.60
5.08
3.80
2.83
0.40
0.57
70, 637,198
71, 255,009
71, 255, 009
51,748,125
51,330,986
51,330, 986
18, 722, 700
19, 757, 650
19, 757, 650
166, 373
166, 373
166, 373
1, 067. 40
1, 076. 73
1, 076. 73
2,327,713
1, 732, 588
289, 862
305, 263
35. 17
26. 18
4.38
4.61
3.28
2.45
0.41
0.42
144, 960,139
148, 736, 561
148, 079, 561
116,210,851
116,485,283
115,828,283
28, 237, 384
31, 739, 374
31, 739, 374
511, 904
511,904
511, 904
1,046. 48 !
1,073.75 i
1, 069. 00 ;
4, 853, 695
3, 613, 270
606,040
634,385
35. 04
26.08
4.38
4.58
3.33
2.49
0.41
0.43
9,192, 270
9,192, 270
9,192, 270
1, 847, 063
1,847,063
1,847,063
828. 89 1
827. 57 I
827. 57
1, 604, 671
1,149, 672
147,739
307, 260
36. 33
26.03
3.34
6.96
4.38
3.14
0.40
0.84
22, 108, 900
22,108, 900
22,108, 900
1,231,801
1,234,801
1, 234, 801
1, 074. 13
1, 074. 13 !
1, 074. 13 I
4, 325,976
3, 140, 066
518,421
667,489
34. 59
25. 11
4.14
5.34
3. 22
2.34
0.38
0.50
Personal.
Other.
Per capita.
Total.
P e r capita.
JERSEY—Continued.
BRUNSWICK
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
ORANGE
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e _ _.
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
PASSAIC
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
PATERSON
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
176
Rate per
$100 of
assessed
valuation.
Total.
PERTH AMBOY
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
36, 616, 208
36, 557, 908
36, 557, 908
25, 576, 875
25, 518, 575
25,518, 575
TRENTON.
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
134, 347, 001
134, 347, 001
134, 347,001
111,003,300
111,008,300
111,003,300
to
o
189
WEST HOBOKEN
WEST N E W YORK
NEW
.__
. __
__ ._
.
_
.
.
.
.
AUBURN . . .
.
.
.
.
1, 290. 879
961, 001
121,885
207, 993
37.81
28.15
3.57
6.09
4.09
3.06
0.38
0.65
1, 372, 000
1,372, 000
1, 372, 000
1,372, 000
I
1,096.65 |
1,062.37
1,062.37
1,062.37
4,013,765
3, 292,485
3,124,999
167,488
214, 873
506, 407
34.54
28.33
26.89
1.44
1.85
4.36
3.17
2.59
2.45
0.14
0.17
0.41
348, 850
348, 850
336, 700
336, 700
336, 700
637. 51 I
637.51
665. 14
665. 14
665. 14
820, 262
£50, 368
228, 754
313,191
8, 423
44, 828
225, 066
24.05
16.14
6.71
9.18
0.25
1.31
6.60
3.72
2.53
i 1.05
1.44
0.04
0.20
0.99
740.48
706.25
708. 25
1,164, 815
893, 508
145, 785
125, 522
31.91
24.48
3.99
3.44
4.36
13.31
0.56
0.49
780, 300
780, 300
780,300
932. 85
933.12
933.12
2, 962, 517
2, 514, 729
103,603
344, 185
41. 42
35.16
1.45
4.81
4.45
13.77
0.16
0.52
666, 396, 570
666, 396, 570
666,396, 570
8, 450, 000
8, 450, 000
8,450, 000
1, 288.16
1, 288.16
1, 288.16
22, 471, 041
21, 464, 845
18, 720, 244
2, 744, 601
1, 006,198
42.89
40.97
35. 73
5.24
1.92
3.33
3.18
2.77
0.41
0.15
42, 595, 817
41,749,199
41, 749,199
763, 600
811,500
811, 500
912. 68
895. 86
895. 86
1, 321, 847
1, 021, 484
71,215
229,148
27.82
21.50
1.50
4.82
3.06
i 2. 35
0.17
0.54
31,438,314
31,948,964
31,948,964
21, 769, 825
21, 655,475
21, 655,475
1,471, 000
2,096, 000
2, 096, 000
8,197,489
8,197, 489
8,197, 489
127,456,312
123,471,968
123,471,968
123,471,968
126, 084, 312
122, 099,968
122, 099, 968
122, 099, 968
21, 741, 690
21,741,690
22, 6S3, 946
22, 683, 946
22, 683, 948 I
21, 392, 840
21, 392, 840
22, 347, 246
22, 347, 246
22, 347, 246
27, 031, 995
25, 782, 430
25, 782, 430
27, 031, 995
25, 782, 430
25, 782, 430
66, 722, 419
66,741,541
fifi.741.ft41
65,942,119
65, 961, 241
65, 961, 241
674, 846, 570
674, 846, 570
674, 846, 570
.
.
BlNGHAMTON
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t v . _. _ . _
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . . _
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t v
BUFFALO
.
. . .
. . . .
. . . . .
_
.
G o v e r n m e n t of city .
City corporation. _
County.. . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
163
920.89
935.85
935. 85
20, 662
20, 662
20, 662
.
. __ .
. . _. _. .
...
._ .
_
. _ _ - . .
_.
. _
_
.
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
102
3.75
2.72
0.38
0.65
1,456, 720
2, 225, 720
2, 225, 720
AMSTERDAM '
G o v e r n m e n t of city
City corporation..
School d i s t r i c t .
Supervisors' fund
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
218
26.10
18.81
2.69
4.60
27, 036, 260
26, 916, 910
26, 916,910
YORK.
_ _ _ _ _ _
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
Supervisors' fund
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t v - .
231
1, 077, 281
776,349
111,074
189,858
28, 513, 642
29,163, 292
29,163, 292
_
G o v e r n m e n t of city _
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
ALBANY..
690.79
706. 53 |
708.53 j
.__
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
.
ELMIRA
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
_
_!..._
.
.
_
_
..
. . . .
...___.
43,359,417
42, 560, 699
42, 560, 699 1
]
O
A
tr1
H
>
W
_/_
Average rate.
to
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TABLE 14.—ASSESSED
V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y S U B J E C T TO G E N E R A L P R O P E R T Y T A X , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , AND T O T A L , P E R
C A P I T A , AND R A T E O F L E V Y : 1 9 2 2 — C o n t i n u e d .
to
[For a text discussion of this t a b l e see p . 54.]
ASSESSED VALUATION OF P R O P E R T Y .
CITY AND DIVISION OF G O V E R N M E N T .
Total.
Real.
Personal.
Other.
Per capita.
Total.
Per capita.
R a t e per
$100 of
assessed
valua-
non.
fel
>
*
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
Supervisors' f u n d . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
$27, 889, 579
28, 034, 520
28, 859, 097
28, 859, 097
28, 859,097
$27,889, 579
28,034, 520
28,859, 097
28,859, 097
28,859, 097
$32. 40
26. 78
10.91
14.88
0.99
1.34
4.28
$4. 63
3.84
1.57
2. 13
0.14
0. 19
0.60
76, 860, 765
76, 860, 765
69, 597,964
69,597,964
76,860, 765
76, 860, 765
69, 597, 964
69,597,964
709. 73
709. 73
548.17
548.17
2,159,083
1, 878,130
1,011,141
866,989
119, 430
161, 523
48.03
41.78
22.49
19.29
2.66
3. 59
2.85
2.45
1.32
1.13
0.17
0.23
26, 578,976
22. 836. 248
22,836, 248
26, 578,976
22. 836. 248
22' 836! 248
856. 72
736. 08
736. 08
742,189
612,136
38,685
91,368
23. 92
19.73
1.25
2.94
2.87
2.30
0.17
0.40
61.27
53.55
3.32
4.40
2.91
2.51
0.17
0.23
$693. 34
693. 34
717. 44
717. 44
717. 44
MOUNT VERNON
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
City corporation-..
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
1,
1,
1,
1,
NEWBURGH
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y NEW
NEW
81,350,123
73, 669,902
73,669,902
$66,000
66,000
66,000
2,134. 95
1, 933. 39
1,933. 39
10,249,991,835
10, 249,991, 835
210,608,045
210, 608,045
1, 791. 28
1,791. 28
287, 772, 382
273, 341, 869
14,430,513
49.28
46.81
2.47
2.75
12.61
0.14
1,873. 71
1, 730. 74
1, 730. 74
2, 533, 819
1,938,451
141, 392
453,976
45. 25
34.62
2.52.
8.11
2.46
1.85
0.14
0.47
YORK
G o v e r n m e n t of city _
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e _
136
81,284,123
73, 603, 902
73,603,902
2,334,751
2,040, 653
126,417
167, 681
ROCHELLE
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
10.460.599,1
10,460, 599. J
NIAGARA F A L L S . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e _..
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
104,909, 000
96,904,164
96,904,164
o
$1,303,486
1, 077, 278
438, 873
598, 537
39, 868
54,173
172, 035
JAMESTOWN
104,857, 000
96,852,164
96,852,164
52,000
52,000
52,000
>
rw
H
>
H
M
Ul
H
oUl
n
H
M
m
N6
?,?,
POUGHKEEPSIE
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
912.30
842.77
842.77
1,147,803
882, 964
64,435
200,374
31.18
23.98
1.75
5.45
__
359,784,448
363,605,916
363,605,916
359, 230, 248
363, 051, 716
363,051, 716
554, 200
554, 200
554, 200
1,154. 83
1,167.09
1,167. 09
12, 208, 978
11, 612,728
10, 599,083
1,013, 645
596,250
39.19
37.27
34.02
3.25
1.92
74,983,487
74,703,932
74,703,932
74, 688, 637
74, 409,082
74, 409,082
294, 850
294,850
294,850
809.66
_
805.98
805.98
3, 662,732
3,113,196
162,039
387,497
39.52
33.59
1.75
4.18
194, 582, 687
193,141,709 (
193,141,709
193,141,709
194, 212, 222
192,771,244
192, 771, 244
192, 771, 244
370,465
370,465
370, 465
370,465
1,074.97
1,067.01
1,067.01
1,067.01
6, 725,824
5,371,490
5, 233, 785
137, 705
316, 240
1,038,094
37.16
29.67
28.91
0.76
1.75
5.74
63, 659,050
9, 331, 605
58,926, 321
58, 926, 321
58,926, 321
63, 659,050
9, 331, 605
58, 926, 321
58, 926, 321
58, 926, 321
38.33
31.23
27.93
818.27
818.27
818.27
2,760, 559
2,248,778
2,011,343
107, 385
130,050
95, 215
416, 566
(3) 1.80
106,395,900
105, 361,684
105,361,684
105, 361, 684
106,016,700
104, 992, 484
104, 992, 484
104, 992, 484
1,047.21
1,037.03 1
1,037.03 |
1,037.03
3,486,874
2, 758,969
2, 621, 003
137, 966
153, 283
574, 622
34.32
27.16
25. 80
1.36
1.51
5.65
ROCHESTER
SCHENECTADY
_ _
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y ,
37
1,200
1,200
1,200
33,589.037
31,029,085 I
31,029,085
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
City corporation.
County
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
82
33, 587, 837
31, 027,885
31,027, 885
__
__ .
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
Supervisors' fund
G o v e r n m e n t of State
G o v e r n m e n t of county_
01
___
TROY
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation _ . .
L a n s i n g b u r g h school district
Supervisors' fund_
G o v e r n m e n t of State
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
__ .
74
()
"
_.
379,
369,
369,
369,
200
200
200
200
YONKERS
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
_
.
41,897, 900
43, 462, 026 1
43,462, 026
41,136,310
42, 700, 436
42, 700,436
761, 590
761, 590
761, 590
1,292.39
1, 340. 63
1, 340. 63
1, 086, 061
794,806
51, 501
239, 754
33.50
24.52
1.59
7.39
. . .
_ _ _
180, 281, 818
176, 819, 027
176,819,027 1
179,995,918
176, 533,127
176,533,127
285, 900
285, 900
285, 900
1, 710.10
1, 677. 25
1,677. 25
5, 769,184
5, 055, 402
303,421
410, 361
54.72
47.95
2.88
3.89
_..
__ _
_
_ _ _
_ _
.
1
1.32
5.78
.
WATERTOWN
G o v e r n m e n t of cit v . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
69
_
_..
-
883.99
3
UTICA
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y .
_
C i t y corporation
Supervisors' fund
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . _ _
?41
__
SYRACUSE
Average rate.
i
Per capita not computed; population not known.
to
CO
05
TABLE
14.—ASSESSED
V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y S U B J E C T TO G E N E R A L P R O P E R T Y T A X , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , AND T O T A L , P E R
C A P I T A , AND R A T E OF L E V Y : 1 9 2 2 — C o n t i n u e d .
[For a text discussion of this t a b l e see p . ,54.]
ASSESSED V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y .
CITY A N D DIVISION OF G O V E R N M E N T .
NORTH
Total.
Real.
Personal.
Other.
$84, 578, 030
84, 578, 030
$52, 205, 430
52, 205, 430
$32, 372, 600
32, 372, 600
$1,734.19
1,734.19
$1,251,755
642, 793
608, 962
43, 599, 619
43, 599, 619
43,599,619
39, 237, 220
39. 237, 220
39, 237, 220
4, 362, 399
4, 362, 399
4, 362, 399
1,258.00
1, 258. 00
1, 258. 00
898, 588
692, 362
414,196
278,166
206, 226
113,990, 752
113, 990, 752
50, 745, 244
50,745, 244
63, 245, 508
63, 245, 508
2,167. 99
2,167. 99
1, 424, 884
911,926
512, 958
27. 10
17.34
9.76
317, 816, 080
320. 740, 740
317,816,080
317, 816, 080
202, 013, 700
204,800,180
202,013, 700
202,013, 700
115,802,380
115,940,560
115, 802, 380
115,802,380
1, 524. 77
1, 524. 77
1,524.77
1, 524. 77
7, 903, 829
5, 567, 680
3,178,161
2,389,519
484, 670
1, 851,479
37.92
26. 7 L
15. 25
11. 46
2.33
146, 806, 060
152, 426, 090
146, 806, 060
146, 806, 060
146,806, 030
90,831, 770
92, 600, 630
90,831,770
90, 831, 770
90, 831, 770
55, 974, 290
59, 825,460
55, 974, 290
55, 974, 290
55,974,290
1, 533.
1, 533.
1, 533.
1, 533.
1, 533.
3, 807, 545
2, 739, 531
1,398,181
1, 341, 350
223, 879
5844,135
39. 77
28.61
14.60
14.01
2.34
8.82
Per capita.
P e r capita.
CAROLINA.
CHARLOTTE
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
WILMINGTON
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
WINSTON-SALEM
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . . .
$25. 67
13.18
12.49
25. 93
19.98
11 95
8.03
5. 95
OHIO.
AKRON
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
CANTON
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n s h i p .
35
35
35
35
35
()
CINCINNATI.
250, 048, 910
1,827.76
1,827.76
1,827.76
1,827.76 |;
16,873,606 |
15,745,110
7,355,571
5, 043, 081
3, 346, 458
1, 128, 496
41.68
38.89
18.17
12.46
8.26
2. 79
2.27
2.12
0.99
0.68
0. 45
0.15
572,
572,
583,
572,
400
400
349
400
1,834.02
1,834.02 !
1, 834. 02
1,83102
39, 246, 105
36, 855, 985
16, 626, 442
7, 733, 488
12, 496, 055
2, 390, 120
45. 93
43.13
19. 46
9. 05
14. 62
2.80
2.49
2. 34
1.06
0.49
0.79
0.15
131,787,260
131,893,840
131, 787, 260
131, 787, 260
1,491.75 !
1,491.75 !
1,491.75 i
1,491.75
9, 721,063
6, 520, 030
3,620, 216
2, 899, 814
581,140
2, 619, 893
38.05
25. 52
14.17
11.35
2.27
10.26
2. 55
1. 71
0-95
0.76
0.15
0.69
1,429.78 !
1,429.78 1
1,429.78 !
1,429. 78
5, 890, 228
3, 853,913
2,134,417
1, 719, 496
352, 844
1, 683, 471
36.40
23.82
13.19
10.63
2.18
10.40
2.53
1.65
0.92
0.73
0. 15
0.73
1,683.84
1,683.84
1.683.84
1,683.84
1, 607,330
1, 259, 774
483,034
776, 740
82,056
265, 500
50.30
39.42
15.11
24.31
2.57
8.31
2.93
2.29
0.90
1.39
0.15
0.49
1.477.06 1
1,477.06
1,477.06
1,477.06
1,092, 300
619, 879
331, 301
288, 578
92, 364
380,057
26.64
15. 12
8.08
7. 04
2. 25
9.27
1.80
1.02
0. 55
0.47
0.15
0.63
1,588.78
1.588.78
1,588,78
1,588.78
2,052, 602
1,554,169
617, 603
936, 566
117,678
380, 755
42.26
32.00
12.72
19. 28
2.42
7.84
2.65
2.01
0.80
1.21
0.15
0.49
||
_
G o v e r n m e n t of citv
_.
C i t y corporation
_
County
_ _ _
School d i s t r i c t - - . _.
_
_ .
-
. _ _
_ . . - . _ _ _ _ _. . _
739,997,200
739,997,200
750. 327,100 I
739,997,200
489, 948, 290
489, 948, 290
2 750, 327, 100
4S9, 948, 290
250,048,910
250, 048, 910
1,507,291,770 1
1,567,291,770
1,591,854,120
1,567,291,770
994, 948, 370
994, 948, 370
1,008,780,780
994, 948, 370
__J|
i!
CLEVELAND
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
County _ _ _
School district _.
G o v e r n m e n t ofState___
__
.
„_ _
-
COLUMBUS.-
_.
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
_
_
_ __
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
.
_._-__
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t v
249, 288,11C
249, 660, 570
249, 288,110
249,288,110
1
1
!
!
_.
_
.
...
145,004, 570
148, 505, 770
145, 004, 570
145,004, 570
231,373,170 '
235,321,800
231,373,170
231,373,170
86,
86,
86,
86,
368,
816,
368,
368,
600
800
600
600
'__
__
53, 807,000
55, 880, 610 |
53.807, 000 |
53, 807,000
42, 025,060
44,074, 830
42, 025, OGO
42,025, 060
11, 781, 940
11,805,780
11,781,940
11,781,940
60, 566, 780
61,010,170
60, 566,780
60, 566, 780
38, 791,
39,067,
38, 791,
38, 791,
21,775,250
21,942, 300
21, 775, 250
21, 775, 250
77,165, 600
77,165,600
77,165,600 I
77,165, 600
62.163, 550
62,163, 550
62,163, 550 |
62,163, 550 I
HAMILTON
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y .
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
156
381,675,370
381,554,410
381,075,370
381,075,370
EAST CLEVELAND
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
191
!
_. _ . _
DAYTON
242
343,
343,
073,
343,
LAKEWOOD..
_
_
_
_
_
_
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district ._
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t v
!
-
_
.
_
r
530
870
530
530
° Not reported.
_.
2
15,002, 050
15,002,050
15, 002, 050
15, 002, 050
i
o
>
w
r1
m
Valuation of personal property included with that of real property.
to
CO
C7T
TABLE
14.—ASSESSED
V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y S U B J E C T TO G E N E R A L P R O P E R T Y T A X , P E R C A P I T A
C A P I T A , AND RATK O F L E V Y : 1922-—Continued.
A S S E S S M E N T , AND T O T A L , P E R
[For a text discussion of this table see p. 54.J
City number
ASSESSED VALUATION OF P R O P E R T Y .
CITY AND DIVISION OF G O V E R N M E N T .
Total.
)
Real.
Personal.
Other.
Per capita.
P e r capita.
Rate per
$100 of
assessed
valuation.
OHIO—Continued.
178
LIMA
_• _ _
$1,145.01
1,145.01
1, 115.01
1, 145.01
$1,293,224
801, 005
333, 331
470, 674
76, 440
412,779
$29. 54
18. 36
7.61
10. 75
1.75
9. 43
$2. 57
1.60
0.66
0. 94
0. 15
0. 82
1,482.03
1,482.03
1,482.03
1, 182.03
1,482.03
1,552,467
1,084,776
603,000
481,716
89, 638
368,355
9,698
39.14
27.35
15. 21
12. 14
2. 26
9.29
0.24
2.64
1.84
1.02
0.82
0.15
0.63
0.02
. . . . . . . .
G o v e r n m e n t o f city
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
.. _ _
_ _
......
.. -
$50,125,020
50, 125.020 I
50, 125, 020
50,125,020
$31,841,750
31,841,750
31,841,750
31,841,750
G o v e r n m e n t of city
-- --- C i t y corporation
. .
... .. . .
School d i s t r i c t . . .
.......
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e .
.
.
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . . . .
.
. .
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n s h i p .
. . . .
58,778,880
58, 778, 880
58, 778, 880 1
58, 778, 880 !
58, 778, 880
36,858, 835
36, 858, 835
36, 858, 835
36, 858, 835
36, 858, 835
. ...
$18,283,270
18,283,270
18,283,270
18, 283, 270
199
?15
PORTSMOUTH
SPRINGFIELD
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y , _
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y _.
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n s h i p
.. .
.
..
1
51,868,830
52, 597,460
51, 868, 830 !
51, 868, 830
33,191, 770
33,435, 390
33,191,770
33,191, 770
18, 077,060
19,162,070
18, 677, 060
18, 677,060
1,404.56
1, 404. 56
1,404. 56
1, 404. 56
1,142,800
630, 596
321, 587
309,009
79,100
433,104
30. 94
17.07
8.71
8.36
2.14
11.73
2.20
1.21
0.62
0.59
0.15
0.84
91,170, 270
92, 267, 690
91,170, 270
91,170, 270
91,170, 270
53, 203,490
53, 972, 230
53, 203, 490
53, 203, 490
53, 203, 490
37, 966,
38, 295,
37, 966,
37, 966,
37, 966,
1, 415.18
1,415.18
1,415.18
1, 415. 18
1,415.18
1, 728, 373
1, 040, 043
597,158
442, 885
139, 033
544, 738
4, 559
26.83
16.14
9.27
6.87
2.16
8.46
0.07
1.89
1.14
0.66
0.48
0.15
0.60
_ .
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . . . . . _
C i t y corporation _.
School district._ . _ _ _
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . . .
.
116
21,920,045 i . .
21,920,045
21.920,045
21,920,045 i.
21,920,045 J
. . .
_ ._
_.
. __
1
1
. . _ __
-
___
...
... _
_
_. .
_
780
460
780
780
780
(6)
1,061,301 1
597,991
297, 760
300,231
70,129
393,181
STEUBENVILLE
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation. . . .
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e _ .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y _
TOLEDO
- ___
45, 986, 030
46, 543, 130
45,986,030 |
45,986,030 1
28,
28,
28,
28,
214,
455,
214,
214,
720
910
720
720
!
1
1,
1,
1,
1,
17,771,310
18, 087, 220
17,771,310
17,771,310
_
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School districts
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
528.
528.
528.
528.
64
64
64
64
1
.
_
_ _ .
458,
469,
458,
458,
__
532,640
564, 000
532, 640
532, 640
310,060,730
319, 525, 500
310, 060, 730
310, 060, 730
1, 758. 74
1,758.74 1
1,758.74 j
1, 758. 74
148, 471,910
150, 038, 500
148,471,910
148, 471, 910
WARREN,
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . . .
.__
_.
__
61, 998, 430
61, 998, 430
61, 998, 430
61, 998, 430
'
42,
42,
42,
42,
291,
291,
291,
291,
270
270
270
270
.
2,031.54
2, 031. 54
2,031.54
2, 031. 54
19,707, 160
19, 707,160
19, 707,160
19, 707,160
•
YOUNGSTOWN . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation . .
School district .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n s h i p . . .
236, 320, 610
236, 320, 610
236, 320, 610
236, 320, 610
236, 320, 610
86,
86,
86,
86,
86,
243,140
243,140
243,140
243,140
243,140
28, 620, 676
29, 869,164
28, 620, 676 1
28, 620, 676
19, 254, 350
19, 980,157
19, 254, 350
19, 254, 350
6,
6,
6,
6,
698,120
928,165
698,120
698,120
112,057,219
118, 538, 733
112,057,219
112, 057, 219 1
79, 619, 043
84,007, 585
79, 619, 043
79, 619, 043
24,
25,
24,
24,
89, 280, 000
89, 280, 000
89, 280,000
89, 280,000 J
66, 671, 850
66, 671, 850
66, 671, 850
66, 671, 850
16, 418, 270
16, 418, 270
16,418, 270
16,418,270
322,
322,
322,
322,
322,
563,
563,
563,
563,
563,
750
750
750
750
750
2, 437.
2, 437.
2, 437.
2, 437.
2, 437.
06 1
06
06 j
06 i
06
35. 28
19. 88
9. 90
9.98
2.33
13.07
2.30
1.29
0.65
0.64
0.15
0.86
10,250,777
7,098, 838
3, 901, 576
3,197, 262
699, 248
2, 452,691
39.32
27. 23
14.97
12.26
2.68
9.41
2.21
1.53
0.85
0.68
0.15
0.53
1,390,625
907, 037
361, 451
545, 586
94, 548
389, 040
45.57
29.72
11.84
17.88
3.10
12.75
2.24
1.46
0.58
0.88
0. 15
0.63
5, 515, 970
3, 233, 831
1, 741, 522
1, 492,309
491,910
<*>
1, 790, 229
41.67
24.43
13.16
11.27
3.72
1.71
1.00
0.54
0.46
6 0.15
13.52
0.56
1, 297,953
987,419
461,423
525,996
14,310
296,224
41.91
31.89
14.90
16.99
0.46
9.56
4.46
3.37
1.61
1.76
0.05
1.04
()
%
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OKLAHOMA.
252
MUSKOGEE _
.
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district _.
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
78
84
OKLAHOMA C I T Y .
$2, 668, 206
2, 960, 842
2, 668, 206
2, 668, 206
.__ _
1
924.
924.
924.
924.
23 j
23 !
23 |
23
8, 200, 625
9, 317, 797
8, 200, 625
8, 200, 625
1,155. 47
1,155. 47 1
1,155. 47
1,155. 47
4, 514, 222
3, 483, 295
1,669,653
1, 813, 642
56,029
974, 898
46.55
35.92
17.22
18.70
0.58
10.05
3.94
3.02
1.49
1.53
0.05
0.87
6,189, 880
6,189, 880
6,189,880
6,189, 880 V
i
|
1
1, 002. 24
1, 002. 24 1
1, 002. 24 !
1,002. 24 !
4, 481, 856
3, 615, 840
2, 017, 728
1,598,112
44,640
821,376
50.31
40.59
22.65
17.94
0.50 1
9.22 1
5.02
4.05
2.26
1.79
0.05
_______
G o v e r n m e n t of city___ _
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
TULSA__
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of county__
___
___
237,
213,
237,
237,
551
351
551
551
_
...
e Not reported.
6
Five mills.
0.92
Ul
to
CD
-3
TABLE
14L—ASSESSED
V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y S U B J E C T TO G E N E R A L P R O P E R T Y T A X , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , AND T O T A L , P E R
C A P I T A , AND R A T E OF L E V Y : 1 9 2 2 — C o n t i n u e d .
t>0
00
[For a text discussion of t h i s t a b l e see p . 54.]
ASSESSED VALUATION OF P R O P E R T Y .
Rate per
CITY AND DIVISION OF G O V E R N M E N T .
Total.
Real.
Personal.
P e r capita.
Total.
$100 of
Per capita. assessed
valuation.
3
OREGON.
24
PORTLAND
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
P o r t of P o r t l a n d
(Tovcrnment of State
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
$295,925,345
299, 652, 550
311, 307, 405
295, 925, 345
295,925,34")
$213,710,530
216,612, 140
225,061,770
213,710,530
213,710,530
51,487,420
51,899.030
52,771,490
51,487,420
51,487,420
$30, 727, 395
31. i 41,380
33,474, 145
30, 727, 395
30, 727, 395
$1. 100.61
1, 100.61
1, 100.61
1, 100.61
J, 100.61
j
i
j
i
$13,447,635
8, 268, 942
4, 438, 880
3,176,317
653, 745
2,781,698
2, 396, 995
$50. 01
30.75
16.51
11.81
2.43
10. 35
8.9!
$4. 52
2.77
1.50
1.06
0.21
0. 94
0. 8L
20. 35
!«. 61
6. 70
9.91
3. 74
2. 32
2. 00
0.80
1.20
i 0.32
2. 03
1.95
0. 75
1.20
0. 68
H
PENNSYLVANIA.
87
" 24," i06," 499
837. 97
837. 97
, 151.81
1,727,845
1,410,364
569. 268
841,096
317,481
19, 000
7,519,918
930. 43
930. 43
621. 55
1, 408, 589
1, 138,693
443, 279
695,414
269, 896
22. 18
J 7. 93
6. 98
10.95
4. 25
12,919,294
1,022.05
1, 022. 05
854. 47
1,469,037
1,245,477
504,123
741, 354
223, 560
25. 31
2J.46
8.69
12. 77
3.85
2. r^
2. 10
0. 85
1.25
1
0. 45
12, 649,125
965. 74
965. 74
1,071.80
1, 206, 230
1, 030, 888
515,444
515, 444
175, 342
19. 21
16.42
8.21
8.21
2.79
1.96
1.70
0.85
0. 85
1
0. 26
ALI.ENTOWN
G o v e r n m e n t of city... ..
C i t y corporation . .
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
71,158,511
70, 091. 325
97, 809, 397
71.092,571
70,091,325
73, 702, 898
59,103, 805
57,951,180
39,482, 632
59,103, 865
57,932, ISO
31,9C2,714
59,308, 628
59, 308, 628
49, 584, 005
2 59, 308, 628
2 59,308, 628
36,664,711
60, 640,491
60, 640, 491
67, 300, 635
60,640, 491
60, 640, 491
54,651,510
65, 940
ALTOONA
G o v e r n m e n t of city
City corpoiation..School d i s l r i c t - .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
BETHLEHEM
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of county...
(22)
()
CHESTER
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
H
1
O
EASTON
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
• 34,160,410
32,767,294
5
()
ERIE
()
971.16
931.55 j
(5)
_
_
.
HARRISBURG
15,483,647
3.23
2.59
1.19
1.40
10.04
65, 967, 200
65,967, 200
61,761,437
26, 370
26, 370
16, 777, 253
825. 09
825.09
981.94
2,186,560
1, 748, 830
857,917
890, 913
437, 730
27.34
21.87
10.73
11.14
5.47
3.21
2.65
1.30
1.35
10.56
21, 941,439
21,941,439
25, 099,852
21, 904, 299
21,904,299
21, 077, 339
37, 140
37,140
4, 022, 513
644.69
644.69
737.49
747, 213
608, 874
219, 414
"389, 460
138,339
21.95
17.89
6.45
11.44
4.06
3.33
2.78
1.00
1.78
10.55
65, 802, 655
65, 802, 655
67, 970,820
65, 749, 530
65, 749, 530
62, 826,130
53,125
53,125
5,144, 690
950. 74
950.74
982.07
2,121,662
1, 724, 029
802, 792
921, 237
397, 633
30.65
24.91
11. 60
13.31
5.74
3.20
2.62
1.22
1.40
10.58
11, 864,157
582.40
582.40
798.35
790, 527
664, 345
347,990
316, 355
126,182
14. 55
12.23
6.41
5.82
2.32
2.39
2.10
1.10
1.00
10.29
10, 080, 575
8i9.05
819.05
1,149. 74
1, 303, 300
970, 965
391, 786
579,179
332, 335
27.25
20. 30
8.19
12.11
6.95
3.10
2.50
1.00
1.50
10.60
785,097
3.178.497
7,'605,'534
634. 84
634. 84
788. 68
1,126,467
918, 488
284, 701
633, 787
207, 979 1
23. 88
19. 47
6. 03
13. 44
3.47
2.91
0.95
1.96
10.56
111, 080, 747
111,080,747
61, 030, 085
65,993,570
65,993,570
78, 538,690
2
(22)
()
HAZLETON
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t v
_
.
JOHNSTOWN
G o v e r n m e n t of city
City corporation...
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
__
__.
i
141
161
164
•-
LANCASTER
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y .
City corporation.
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
MCKEESPORT
CASTLE
Average rate.
_._
__
_._
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
1
_
31, 635, 455
31, 635,455
43, 365, 752
31, 635,455
31, 635, 455
31, 501, 595
39,178,650
38, 611, 945
54, 996,485
39,178, 650
38, 611, 945
44, 915, 910
29, 942, 647
32, 336,047
37,198, 295 I
29,157, 550
29,157, 550
29,592,761 I
__
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
NEW
_
2
_
_
_.
(5)
30.73
26.27
12.07
14. 20
4.46
2
__
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
2.35
2.35
1. 05
1.30
3. 366, 217
2, 876, 991
1,321,861
1, 555,130
489, 226
111,080,747
111,080,747
76,513,732
___
22.44 1
22.44
10. 20
12.24
1, 014.18 I
1,014.18
698. 58
__
__
* 789,244 |
789,244
358,684
430, 560
CO
__
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
232
34,160,410
32,5 767, 294
__
Valuation of personal property included with that of real property.
* Not reported.
7
4.41
Exclusive of county levy; not reported.
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P R O P E R T Y T A X , P E E C A P I T A 1ASSESSMENT, A N D T o i A L , P E R
1922—Continued.
008
T A BLE 1 4 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P IIOPERTY SUBJ1ECT TO G E N E R A L
C A P I T A , AND R A T E OF L E V Y :
[For a text discussion of this table see p. 54.]
City number
ASSESSED VALUATION OF P R O P E R T Y .
LEVY.
CITY A N D DIVISION OF G O V E R N M E N T .
Total.
Real.
Personal.
Other.
Per capita.
Total.
Per capita.
R a t e per
$100 of
assessed
valuation.
>
PENNSYLVANIA—Contnued.
?33
NORRISTOWN_ .
.
_-
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
3
PHILADELPHIA
PITTSBURGH
_
._
3,044, 231, 051
2,321, 389, 738
326,840, 599
_ ._
$564.08
564.08
920.44
2
2, 320, 411, 499
2, 321, 389, 738
2 326, 840, 599
723,819,
552
2
()
(2)
1,606.88
1,225.33
3
()
868,177, 930
878, 591, 551
868,177, 930
308,436, 502
SCRANTON
__
-
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
(22)
()
98,872, 528
98, 872, 528
115,032,810
2 98, 872, 528
2 98, 872, 528
85, 883, 393
29,149,417
107,772,215
107, 772, 215
121,437,155 :
107,692, 635
107, 692, 635
107,318,173
79, 580
79, 580
14,118,982
34.15
34.15
22.45
311.64
2.39
2.39
i 1.40
0.95
10.04
()
898.66
898.66
1,045.54
2,437, 581
1,9/7,450
988, 725
988, 725
460,131
22.16
17.98
8.99
8.99
4.18
2.40
2.00
1.00
1.00
0.40
3.946.047
3,406,593
1,682, 238
1, 724,355
539,454
28.22
24.36
12.03
12.33
3.86
3.60
3.16
i 1. 56
1.60
10.44
_
_.
64, 706, 772
64, 706, 772
42, 534, 552
22,053, 203
119, 017
3.41
3.41
i 1.68
10.58
1.15
-
_
$2.93
2.65
1.25
1.40
10.28
51. 41
51.41
23.56
11.43
16.42
READING
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
$17.50
14.95
7.05
7.90
2.55
31, 249, 812
31,249,812
14,321, 652
6,944,114
9.984.046
_868,177, 930
1,187,028, 053
868,177,930
$585,641
500,192
235, 940
264, 252
85, 449
1,428.15
1,952.66
1,428.15
_
School d i s t r i c t .
48
$18,005
18, 005
11, 942, 755
.
G o v e r n m e n t of city
66
$18, 857,170
18, 857,170
18, 857,170
... _
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School districts
Poor districts
10
_.
$18,875,175
18,875,175
30, 799, 925
770.79
770. 79
868. 52 1
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97
WILKES-BARRE
WlLLIAMSPORT.
_.
_
.__
2.85
2.30
1.00
1.30
10.55
916, 700
742, 548
318, 235
424, 313
174,152
24.57
19.90
8.53
11.37
4.67
3.91
3.15
1.35
1.80
10.76
7 834, 661
834, 661
347, 775
486,
886
5
17.31
17.31
7.21
10.10
2.40
1.00
5 1.40
1,148. 50
1,148. 50
695,406
652, 769
42, 637
22.48
21.10
1.38
1.9
i 1.84
0.12
o
2, 670. 30
2, 670. 30
1,308, 802
1, 209, 294
99, 508
42.15
38.94
3.21
1.58
i 1.46
0.12
W
35,341,402
35,341, 402
65, 250,040
65, 250,040
54, 600,050
54, 600,050
1, 775, 58
1, 775. 58
2, 240,968
2,097,148
143,820
33.20
31.07
2.13
1.87
i 1.75
0.12
509,137,150
509,137,150
299, 721,950
299, 721,950
209,415, 200
209,415,200
2,115.50
2,115. 50
10,088,859
9,477, 894
610,965
41.92
39. 38
2.54
1.98
i 1.86
0.12
63,027, 625
63,027, 625
38, 215, 800
38, 215,800
24, 811, 825
24,811,825
1,404. 39
1,404. 39
1, 280,122
1, 204, 489
75, 633
28.52
26. 84
1.68
2.03
i 1.91
0.12
27,133,422
27,133,422
27,646, 306
27, 646, 306 I
17,319, 675
17, 319, 675
17, 349, 238
17,349, 238
9,813,747
9, 813,747
10, 297,068
10, 297,068
385. 94
385.94
393. 23
393. 23
2,333, 755
1, 587, 305
1, 207, 437
379,868
207,347
539,103
33.19
22.57
17.17
5.40
2.95
7.67
8.55
5.85
4.45
1.40
0.75
1.95
I, 096.13
1,096.13
1, 353. 74
82,828, 839
82,828,839
102,295,396
82, 760, 319
82, 760, 319
83,101,117
68, 520
68, 520
19,194, 279
23, 572, 940
23, 572,940
22,907,524
23, 551, 955
23, 551,955
14, 975, 240
20,985
20. 985
7,932, 284
631. 73
631. 73
613. 90
34, 777, 544
34,5 777, 544
34,749,519
34,& 749, 519
28,025
5 28,025
721.20721. 20
35, 531,060
35, 531,060
28,117,010
28,117,010
7,414,050
7, 414,050
82,923, 600
82,923, 600
47, 582,198
47, 582,198
119,850,090
119,850,090
_
G o v e r n m e n t of citv
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
YORK
32. 61
25. 21
10.96
14. 25
7.40
_
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y _ _
i
_
_
...
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district ."
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
RHODE
_ . . _
()
()
()
()
.
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e .
__
_.
NEWPORT
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
PAWTUCKET
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of State
PROVIDENCE
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e .
._
__ _
WOONSOCKET
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
. .
CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
1
7
()
ISLAND.
CRANSTON...
SOUTH
2,464,049
1,905, 063
828, 288
1, 076, 775
558, 988
2
Average rate.
Valuation of personal property included with that of real property.
Exclusive of county levy; not reported.
3
Per capita not computed; population not known.
5
Not reported.
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14.—ASSESSED
V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y S U B J E C T TO G E N E R A L P R O P E R T Y T A X , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , AND T O T A L , P E R
C A P I T A , AND R A T E OF L E V Y : 1 9 2 2 — C o n t i n u e d .
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[For a text discussion of this table see p. 54.]
City number
ASSESSED VALUATION OF P R O P E R T Y .
CITY AND DIVISION OF G O V E R N M E N T .
Total.
SOUTH
204
LEVY.
Personal.
Real.
Other.
P e r capita.
Total.
P e r capita.
R a t e per
$100 of
assessed
valuation.
CAROLINA—Continued.
COLUMBIA
__
.
.
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
$19,415,686
19,415,680
19, 415, 680
19,415,680
-
$1,096,987
698, 965
504, 808
194,157
145, 618
252,404
I
_J
$10,233, 720
10,233, 720
10,233, 720
10,233, 720
$9,181,960
9,181, 960
9,181,960
9,181,960
$496.95
496.95
496.95
496.95
$28. 08
17.89
12.92
4.97
3.73
6.46
$5.65
3.60
2.60
1 00
0.75
1.30
CHATTANOOGA
__
_ .
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
88
KNOXVILLE
_
42
._ _ . .
-_
MEMPHIS
._
-
G o v e r n m e n t of city.__
G o v e r n m e n t of State . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . - . .
59
1 NASHVILLE
1
1
-
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
63,514, 950
63,514,950
03,514, 950
13, 391, 700
13, 391, 700
13, 391, 700
$8, 860,168
8,860,168
8,860,168
1, 445. 03
1, 445. 03
1,445.03
94, 292, 879
99, 027, 932
99, 027,932
68,834, 021
69,106,918
69,106,918
18, 458,908
22,921, 664
22, 921, 664
6, 999, 350
6,999, 350
6, 999,359
1,112.63
1,168. 50
1,168. 50
2, 414, 574
1,414,393
356, 500
643, 681
28.49
16.69
4.20
7.60
2.51
1.50
0.36
0.65
185, 789, 531
212,953, 274
212,953, 274
138,243, 260
161,360,419
161,360,419
15, 896, 765
19,943, 349
19,943, 319
31, 649, 506
31, 649, 506
31,619,506
1,106.80
1, 268. 62
1,268.62
6, 648, 677
3, 901, 580
766, 632
1,980,465
39. 61
23. 24
4.57
11.80
3.39
2.10
0.36
0.93
31, 479, 100
17,654,740
17,654,740 |
15, 408, 421
15, 408,421
15,408, 421
966. 55
1, 088. 63
1,088. 63 1
3, 418,188
1, 977, 227
471, 587
969,374
28.41
16. 43
3.92
8.06
2.80
1.70
0.36
0.74
1
-
_ _._
-_
__
_
2.55
1. 25
0. 36
0.94
85, 766, 818
85, 766, 818
85, 766,818
_ _ - _ _ - -
,
36. 85
18.07
5.20
13.58
2,187,053
1, 072, 085
308, 760
806, 208
-
.
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t v
a
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TENNESSEE.
126
3
116,307,491
130,996, 501
130, 996, 501 1
69,419, 970
97,933, 340
97,933, 340 I
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219
AUSTIN
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
City corporation...
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
. ___
_
1, 002. 28
1, 022. 28 i
751. 66 1
751.66
1,157, 346
779,472
561, 982
217,490
203, 889
173, 985
32. 00
21. 55
15. 54
6.01
5.64
4.81
3.54
2.15
1.55
0.60
0.75
0.64
10,183, 910
6,110,346
6,110, 346
1, 020. 34
612.21
612.21
1, 409, 387
1, 016, 007
202,079
191,301
32. 02
23.09
4.59
4.34
3.72
i 2. 26
0. 75
0.71
65, 312, 750
48, 984, 563
48, 984, 563
1, 118.00 !
838. 50 |
838. 50
6,
4,
1,
1,
902,007
516, 651
058, 590
326, 766
41.00
26. 83
7. 88
4.09
2. 40
0.75
0. 94
1, 199. 98 ;
896.88
896.88
3, 096, 952
1, 822, 402
565, 571
708, 979
36. 82
21. 67
6.72
8.43
3. 49
'1.80
0. 75
0.94
36,249,538
36, 253, 538
27,185,154
27,185,154
28, 039, 460
28,043, 460
21,029, 595
21, 029, 595
8, 210, 078
8, 210,078
6,155, 559
6,155, 559
44, 906,380
26, 943,828
26, 943,828
34, 722, 470
20, 833, 482
20, 833, 482
188,193, 800
141, 145, 350
141,145, 350
122, 881, 050
92, 160, 787
92,160, 787
BEAUMONT
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . . ._
. .
G o v e r n m e n t of State__ ___ . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
._ ...
DALLAS
...
....
...
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
.
...
...
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t v
.
...
... .
...
.
. .
100, 935, 400
75, 440,180
75, 440,180
78, 957,800
56,187, 400
56,187,400
21, 977, 600
19, 252, 780
19, 252, 780
. . ___ ..
..
131, 603, 575
131, 603, 575
131, 603, 575
94,105, 564
94,105, 564
94,105, 564
37,498,011
37,498,011
37,498,011
1, 163. 91 1
1, 163. 91 \
1, 163.91 !
5, 264, 143
3, 026, 882
987, 027
1, 250, 234
46. 56
26. 77
8. 73
11.06
4.00
2.30
0.75
0. 95
41,121,290
33, 734, 217
33, 734, 217
14, 175, 514
10,768,111
10,768,111
1,208.59
972. 66
972.66 !
1, 857, 343
1. 034, 050
' 333, 767
489, 526
40. 59
22.60
7.29
10.70
3.72
1.87
0.75
1.10
188, 382, 520
132,815, 655
132,815,655
156, 607, 890
96, 787, 552
96, 787, 552
31, 774, 630
36, 028,103
36,028,103
1,255.22
884.97
884.97
6, 839, 774
4, 741, 287
996,117
1,102, 370
45.57
31.59
6.64
7.34
179, 374,
179, 374,
119, 582,
119, 582,
130,199, 666
130,199, 000
86, 799, 333
86, 799, 333
49,175, 250
49, 175, 250
32, 783, 500
32, 783, 500
1, 029. 91
1, 029. 91
686. 61
686. 61
5, 548, 642
3, 910, 357
3, 013, 486
896, 871
896, 871
741, 414
31.86
22.45
17.30
5.15
5.15
4.26
3.56
2.19
11. 69
0.50
0.75
0.62
34, 728, 380
40, 059, 776
2
40, 059, 776
15,2 346, 340
(2 )
1, 249. 90
999. 92
999. 92
1, 567, 339
1,026,532
300, 448
240, 359
39.12
25.62
7.50
6.00
3.4 0
2. Or;
--
FORT WORTH
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
GALVESTON
G o v e r n m e n t of cityG o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
HOUSTON
55, 296, 804
44, 502, 328 j
44, 502, 328
. . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
SAN ANTONIO
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
250
250
833
833
WACO . .
50, 074, 720
40, 059, 776
40, 059, 776 1
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t v
1
6. 29
Average rate.
2
!
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Valuation of personal property included with that of real property.
1
o
>
4.10
2. 52
0.75
0.83
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1 4 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y S U B J E C T TO G E N E R A L P R O P E R T Y T A X , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , AND T O T A L , P E R
C A P I T A , AND R A T E OF L E V Y : 1 9 2 2 — C o n t i n u e d .
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[For a text discussion of this table see p. 54.]
City number
ASSESSED VALUATION OF P R O P E R T Y .
LEVY.
CITY AND DIVISION OF G O V E R N M E N T .
Total.
Real.
Personal.
Other.
P e r capita.
Total.
Rate per
$100 of
P e r capita. assessed
valuation.
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167
WICHITA FALLS
o
77
77
46
46
$1, 369, 965
893, 402
536, 404
356, 998
230, .r95
245,968
$29. 92
19.51
11.71
7.80
5.04
5.37
1,119.59
1,119.59
1,119. 59
1,119. 59
1,165,206
722,925
373, 760
349,165
275,452
166, 829
33.62
20.86
10.78
10.08
7.95
4.81
3 00
1 86
0 96
0 90
0 71
0 43
3 12
1 95
1 14
0 81
0. 71
0.46
_ .
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
_
_. . .
$34, 606,680
35,699, 790
30, 746, 012
30, 746,012
__
$24,851, 870
25,318, 930
2 30,746,012
2 30,746,012
$9, 754, 810
10,2 380, 860
$755.
755.
671.
671.
( 2)
()
$4 10
2 55
1 55
1 00
0 75
0 80
OGDEN
._
__ _.-
.
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y .
C i t y corporation
School district
. _ . __
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
56
S\LT LAKE CITY
__
38,
38,
38,
38,
796,091
796,091
796,091
786, 091
23,610, 870
23,610, 870
23,610,870
23,610,870
10, 393,395
10, 393,395
10,393,395
10, 393, 395
188, 536, 892
188, 536,892
188, 536,892
188, 536, 892
135, 536, 080
135, 536, 080
135, 536,080
135, 536, 080
53,000,812
53, 000, 812
53, 000,812
53, 000, 812
1
j
1, 521. 46
1, 521. 46 1
1,521.46
1, 521. 46
5, 875,413
3, 669, 531
2,149,321
1,520,210
1,338,612
867, 270
47.41
29.61
17.34
12.27
10.80
7.00
51,879, 677 I
54, 281,477
26,860, 780
26,860, 780
25, 018,897
27,420, 697
1, 716. 56
1, 796. 03 1
877, 759
663, 078
214,681
29.04
21.94
7.10
43, 786,159
44,675,809 !
32, 276,148
32, 276,148
11,510,011
12,399,661
1, 230. 09
1, 255. 08 1
841, 847
702, 040
139,807
23.65
19.72
3.93
_
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y .
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of State
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . . .
$4, 791, 826
4, 791, 826
4, 791, 826
4, 791, 826
VIRGINIA.
258
LYNCHBURG
...
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227
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G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of State
2>\
1
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1
1
1.68
1 28
0.40
1 99
1 68
0.Z\
1
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in
55
NORFOLK
oo 240
PETERSBURG
a>
H*
"H 133
PORTSMOUTH
CO
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7^1*
b?
o
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . _ __ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . . .
38
t
_.
29.95 [
25. 60
4.35
2.12
i 1.82
10.30
786,361 i
632,411
153, 950
24. 25
19. 50
4.75
1.85
1
1.50
10.35
870,405
759,374
111,031
15.41
13. 44
1.97
2.08
i 1.82
10.26
1,535. ("4 ,
1, 599. 56 1
5, 369,933
4,279,614
1,090,319
30. 07
23.96
6.11
1.94
i 1. 56
i 0. 38
1,143.62 j
1, 208.18
1,'49, 945
1, 049,129
200, 816
23 08
19.37
3.71
2.02
i 1.71
10.31
737.61
737.61
745. 08
737.61
737.61
15, 863, 718
12,741,180
6, 288, 743
2, 888,988
3, 330, 598
232, 851
3,122, 538
50. 25
40. 36
19. 92
9.15
10. 55
0.74
9.89
6.80
5.46
2.70
1.24
1.42
0.10
1.34
789. 12
789.12
789.12
789.12
4, 975, 444
2, 756,183
1, 494, 085
1, 262, 098
1, 213, 522
1, 005, 739
47. 58
26. 36
14. 29
12. 07 i
11. 60
9.62
6.00
3.31
1.81
1.50
1.47
1. 22
4,243, 789
2,064,737
1,165, 772
809,489
89, 476
879, 258
1, 299, 794 I
42. 28
20. 57
11.61
8.07
0.89
8.76
12.95 I
7.05
3.40
i 1. 95
1.30
0.15
1.47
124,011,747
50,966,838
54, 079,903
1,400.78
1,425.70
3, 741,448 1
3,197,963
543,485
42, 232,496
43,750,641
25,894,660
25, 894, 660
16,337,836
17,855,981
1,302.23
1,349.04
41,888, 513
42,448,963
34,499,289
34,499,289
7,389, 224
7,949,674
741.43
751.35
274,246, 284 j
285,662, 726
172,186,996
172,186, 996
102, 059, 288
113,475,730
61,925,919
65,422, 031
40,471,579
40,471,579
21,454,340
24,950, 452
[
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . .
174,978, 585
178,091,650
124,611,747
RICHMOND
G o v e r n m e n t of citv G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
_
_______
_ ___
ROANOKE
G o v e r n m e n t of citv
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
WASHINGTON.
SEATTLE _
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y .
C i t y corporation
C o u n t v -._ ._
School district
P o r t of Seattle
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e _
__
__ __ _ ___
_
SPOKANE. _
G o v e r n m e n t of city _
C i t y c o i p o r a t i o n . . . _ __.
School district _ _
G o v e r n m e n t of State_
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
TACOMA
I
______
__
f
34,945,163
34,945,163
34. 945,163
34, 945,163
34,945; 163
197, 906,306
197,906, 306
200, 266, 595
197, 906, 306
197, 906,306
232, 851,469
232, 851, 469
235,211,758
232,851,469
232,851 469
|
82, 518, 812
84,139,897
82, 518, 812
82, 518,812
61, 484, 417
62,511,230
61,484,417
61,484,417
21, 034, 395
21, 628, 667
21, 034, 395
21,034,395
;
___
i.
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation _
School district
P a r k district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
...
1
Average rate.
_ __ _
.__ _ _
1
59, 650, 724 |
62, 268, 431
59, 650, 724
59, 650, 724
59, 650, 724 1
46, 545, 610
49,163, 317
46, 545, 610
46, 545, 610
46, 545,610
2
13,105,114
13,105,114
13,105,114
13,105,114
13,105,114
:"_—594. 31
594.31
594. 31
594. 31
1
594.31
Valuation of personal property included with that of real property.
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CAPITA, AND RATE OF LEVY: 1922—Continued.
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[For a text discussion of this table see p. 54.]
ASSESSED V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y .
LEVY.
Per capita.
R a t e per
$100 of
assessed
valuation.
CITY AND DIVISION OF G O V E R N M E N T .
WEST
183
Total.
Real.
Personal.
$97,659, 733 1
97, 659, 733
97,659,733
97, 659, 733
$73, 609, 260
73, 609, 260
73,609, 260
73, 609, 260
$16,471,910
16,471, 910
16, 471,910
16,471,910
113,675,000
113,675,000 j
113, 675, 000
113,675,000 ,
82, 441, 666
82,441,000
82,441, 000
82,441,000
22, 249,480
22, 249,480
22, 249,480
22, 249,480
112, 216,178 !
112, 216,178
112,216,178
112,216,178 |
71,042, 800
71, 042, 800
71,042, 800
71,042, 800
43,883,748
43,883,748
43,883,748
58,378,291
58,378,291
58,378,291 1
Other.
Per capita.
VIRGINIA.
52
52
52 1
52
$1, 816,471
1,220,746
556, 660
664,086
146,490
449, 235
$42. 21
28.37
12.94
15.43
3.40
10.44
$1.86
1.25
0.57
0.68
0.15
0.46
8, 984, 520
8,984, 520
8, 984, 520
8,984, 520
2,057. 69
2,057. 69 j
2,057. 69
2,057.69
2,262,132
1, 750, 595
534, 272
1, 216, 323
170, 512
341,025
40.95
31.69
9.67
22.02
3.09
6.17
1.99
1.54
0.47
1.07
0.15
0.30
30, 736,998
30, 736,998
30, 736, 998
30, 736,998
10,436, 380
10,436, 380
10, 436,380
10, 436, 380
1,996.44 !
1,996.44
1,996.44
1,996.44
2, 262, 649
1, 533, 244
739,481
793, 763
168,324
561,081
40.25
27.28
13.16
14.12
2.99
9.98
2.02
1.37
i 0. 66
10.71
0.15
0.50
31,852,192
31, 852,192
31, 852,192
10, 557, 833
10, 557,833
10, 557, 833
1,473, 723
1, 473, 723
1,473, 723
1,350.06
1,350.06 1
1,350.06
1, 230, 631
881, 276
59,894
289,461
37.86
27.11
1.84
8.91
2.73
i 1.93
10.14
10.66
41,807,820
41,807, 820
41,807, 820
14, 635, 730
14, 635, 730
14, 635, 730
1, 934, 741
1,934, 741
1, 934, 741
1,301.40
1,301.40 1
1, 790, 740
1,461, 251
86,496
242,993
39.92
32.57
1.93
5.42
3.07
12.50
10.15
10.42
CHARLESTON
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district._
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t v
HUNTINGTON
-
___ - _._
__.. - - .
._.
_
_ _ _.
_.
_
$7,
7,
7,
7,
578,
578,
578,
578,
563
563
563
563
$2,
2,
2,
2,
269.
269.
269.
269.
..
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t . _ .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
WHEELING
Total.
__ _ .
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y .
C i t y corporation
School districts
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t v
_
___ _
_.
._
.
WISCONSIN.
238
GREEN BAY
__
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
KENOSHA
._
_
G o v e r n m e n t of city_
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
__
1,361.40
256
LA CROSSE
_ .
..
.
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . - .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
188
MADISON.
__
__
... ...
...
___
_
_
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
13
OSHKOSH.
313, 730
313, 730
313, 730
i
1, 382. 47 I
1, 382,47 1
1,382,47 i
1,124,404
884,065
58,327
182,012
36.96
29.06
1.92
5.98
2.67
i 2.10
10.14
i 0. 43
__
._.
__
1
86,164,639 |
86,164,639
86,164, 639
68, 508,140
68, 508,140
68, 508,140
16,686,679
16, 686, 679
16, 686, 679
969, 820
969, 820
969, 820
2, 084. 49
2,084. 49
2,084. 49
2, 233, 076
1, 861, 459
119,922
251, 695
54. 02
45. 03
2.90
6.09
2.59
12.16
10.14
10.29
_
__.
-____
___
___________
i
1
712, 501, 778
709,368*764
709, 368, 764
523, 475, 060
523,475, 060
523, 475,060
153, 595, 695
153, 595, 695
153, 595, 695
35, 431,023
32, 298, 009
32, 298,009
1,493. 39
1, 486. 83
1, 486. 83
21, 335,390
20, 230, 766
16, 591, 534
3, 639, 232
1,104, 624
44.72
42,40
34.77
7.63
2.32
3.00
2.84
i 2. 33
10.51
10.16
_
__
44, 687,121
44, 687,121
44, 687,121
30, I§2,465
30,182,465
30,182, 465
13, 921, 906
13, 921,906
13,921,906
582, 750
582, 750
582, 750
1,346. 52
1,346. 52
1, 346. 52
1, 203,162
949,142
70, 794
183, 226
36. 25
28.60
2.13
5.52
2.69
12.12
10.16
'0.41
• 62, 070, 822
62,070, 822
62,070, 822
17,627,427
17, 627, 427
17,627,427
6, 215, 652
6, 215, 652
6, 215, 652
1,369. 45
1,369.45
1,396.45
2,455,136
1. 954, 732
147, 228
353,176
39.13
31.16
2.34
5. 63
2.86
12.28
10.17
10.41
25, 674,037
25, 674,037
25, 674, 037
9, 736, 242
9, 736, 242
9, 736, 242
1, 797, 927
1,572,900
1,572,900
1,170.95
1,163.87
1,163.87
1,142,274
877,968
59, 704
204, 602
35. 95
27.63
1.88
6.44
3.04
i 2.36
•0.13
' 0. 55
1, 438.47
1,191. 08
1,191. 08
1, 687,127
1, 152, 702
110,408
424,017
42, 53
29.06
2.78
10.69
3.15
12.02
i 0. 23
10.90
-
___ _._ .__ . .
__ __
...
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SHEBOYGAN
.__
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
198
.
_.
_
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
?44
11,179,975
11,179,975
11,179,975
..
__ __
_ .
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
191
30, 562, 429
30, 562,429
30, 562, 429
MILWAUKEE
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation _
County. - _ _ _ _ _
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . .
?35
I
42,056,134 |
42,056,134
42,056,134
SUPERIOR
. _
.
- __ ___ _ _ _. _-.
_ _ ..
..
85, 913, 901
85, 913, 901 |
85, 913, 901
._
...
37, 208, 206
36,983, 179
36,983, 179
_______
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
...
57,065, 455
47,251,204 J
47,251,204
36,824,430
36, 824,430
36,824,430
1
9, 326, 774
9, 326, 774
9, 326,774
10,914, 251
1,100,000
1,100,000
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