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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
H E R B E R T HOOVER, SECRETARY
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
W. M. STEUART, Director
FINANCIAL STATISTICS
OF CITIES HAVING A POPULATION
OF OVER 30,000
1923
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REPORTS ON PUBLIC FINANCE ISSUED BY THE BUREAU OF THE CENSUS FOR THE YEAR 1923
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF OVER 30,000: 1923 (Annual)
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF STATES: 1923 (Annual)
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LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL
D E P A R T M E N T OF C O M M E R C E ,
B U R E A U OF T H E
Washington,
CENSUS,
D. C, April 30, 1925,
SIR:
I t r a n s m i t herewith t h e annual report of t h e Bureau of
t h e Census showing t h e financial transactions of 248 cities
for t h e fiscal year 1923, t h e assessed valuation of taxable
property in those cities and t h e taxes levied thereon during
t h a t year, and their indebtedness and specified assets at t h e
close of t h a t year. The financial transactions of these
cities have been analyzed a n d are so presented as to show,
both for t h e whole city and for its i m p o r t a n t d e p a r t m e n t s ,
t h e revenue collected, t h e cost of conducting municipal
business, and t h e indebtedness incurred for meeting this
cost.
This report was prepared under t h e supervision of S t a r k e
M. Grogan, chief statistician for statistics of States a n d
cities, and Lemuel A. Carruthers, expert chief of division.
T h e text discussion was prepared by Miss Cora Higgins.
Respectfully,
W.
M.
STEUART,
Director of the Census.
Hon.
HERBERT HOOVER,
Secretary of Commerce.
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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
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 1923
_
_
Page
9
9
9
11
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
Number and character of general tables
Groups of cities
Page
13
13
TABLE 1
Year of incorporation as a city
Population
Area
13
13
14
TABLE 2
Summary of receipts and payments
14
Divisions and funds of municipal government.. 14
Date of close of fiscal year
16
TABLE 3
Revenue receipts
General property taxes
Special taxes
Poll taxes
_
Business and nonbusiness license taxes
Special assessments and special charges for
outlays
Fines, forfeits, and escheats
Subventions and grants, donations, and
pension assessments
r
Highway privileges, rents, and interest
Earnings of general departments
Earnings of public service enterprises
16
16
16
17
17
17
17
18
18
18
18
TABLE 7
Receipts from the general property tax
Receipts from special taxes
Receipts from poll taxes
Receipts from business taxes
Receipts from nonbusiness license taxes
Receipts from special assessments and special
charges for outlays
__
Receipts from fines, forfeits, and escheats
31
31
34
34
34
35
35
18
18
19
19
Receipts from subventions and grants
35
Receipts from donations and pension assessments
—
—.
35
19
Receipts from highway privileges
85
Receipts from rents of investment properties. - 36
Receipts from interest
36
20
TABLE
9
T A B L E 10
20
TABLE 5
Per capita revenue receipts and governmentalcost payments
26
Comparative summary of per capita net revenue receipts and net governmental-cost payments of 146 cities for specified years: 190327
1923
Comparative summary of per capita net revenue receipts from principal revenues of 146
cities for specified years: 1903-1923
27
4
Page
Per cent distribution of revenue receipts and
governmental-cost payments
28
Proportional distribution of revenue receipts,
by divisions of the governments of cities
28
Per cent of revenue receipts required for meeting expenses and interest and available for
outlays
29
Per cent relation of revenue receipts to governmental-cost payments
29
Comparative summary of the per cent distribution of net revenue receipts of 146 cities for
specified years: 1903-1923
2£
Comparative summary of the per cent distribution of net governmental-cost payments of 146
cities for specified years: 1903-1923
30
TABLE 8
TABLE 4
Governmental-cost payments
_
Expenses
interest charges
—
Outlays
TJoinparison of revenue receipts and all goveramental-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: 1903-1923
TABLE 6
Character of receipts tabulated as from general
departmental earnings
36
Classification of general departmental receipts. 36
TABLE 11
Public service enterprises
Receipts of public service enterprises
37
_. 37
TABLE 12
Payments for general departmental expenses... 37
Imperfect statement of expenses
37
Payments for m iscellaneous expenses
38
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CONTENTS
TABLE 12—Continued
TABLE 20
Page
Exceptional payments for expenses by Massachusetts cities
. . . . . ^ 38
Comparative summary of payments for general
departmental expenses of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-1923
38
Page
Amount of specified assets and value of public
properties at close of year
__^
4fl
Assets in sinking funds
_.__^_
47
Assets in public trust funds
-_._...
4?
Assets in investment funds and miscellaneous
investments
L
;.._-_-.- 47
Assets in private trust funds
_
48
Cash in general administrative funds
„ . , 48
TABLE 13
Payments for the principal general departmental expenses, total and per capita
39
Expenses increasing with population of cities.. 39
Comparative summary of the per capita net
payments for general departmental expenses
of all cities for specified years: 1903-1923
39
TABLE U
Per cent distribution of payments for the principal general departmental expenses, by object
of payment.
40
Comparative summary of per cent distribution
of net general departmental expenses of all
cities for specified years: 1903-1923
40
TABLE 15
Payments for expenses of public service enterprises
41
TABLE 16
Payments for interest on city debts
42
Exceptional payments for interest by Massachusetts cities
43
TABLE 17
Payments for outlays
_
43
TABLES 18 AND 19
Nonrevenue receipts and nongovernmentalcost payments.
_
_
Receipts from the issue and payments for the
cancellation of debt obligations
Receipts for and payments to other civil divisions
Receipts and payments on account of private
trusts
Receipts and payments on account of investments
Receipts and payments on account of supplies.
Receipts offsetting outlays and payments for
outlays offset by receipts
Receipts and payments on account of refunds..
Receipts for and payments to independent
divisions..
Receipts and payments on account of general
transfers
TABLE 21
Value of properties employed or held for specified purposes
Valuation of municipal properties
._
Value of properties of general departments
V^iue of properties of public service enterprises.
48
49
49
49
TABLE 22
Gross and net indebtedness of cities__
..;_
Indebtedness classified by governmental unit
by which incurred
..______
Indebtedness classified by character of outstanding debt obligations
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 private trust account
i__^___
Indebtedness classified by creditor
Indebtedness classified by purpose for which
incurred...
Increase during year in two classes of debt and
in sinking fund assets
Per capita indebtedness
49
49
49
49
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
51
51
TABLE 23
44
44
Funded, floating, and special assessment indebtedness, classified by purpose for which
incurred
._. 53
44
TABLE 24
45
Debt classified by rate of interest
Nominal and actual rates of interest
45
45
45
45
46
46
54
54
TABLE 25
Assessed valuation of property
Reported basis of assessment in practice
Per capita assessed valuation
Tax rates
Cities with two or more tax rates
Special property taxes
Tax levies
54
55
55
55
55
69
70
DESCRIPTION OP SPECIAL TABLE
TABLE 26:
Data included in table
Descriptive terms used
Cities governed by mayor and council
Cities governed by commission
Mayor
_
City clerk
Comptroller and auditor
Page
71
71
71
71
71
71
71
TABLE 26—Continued.
Page
Treasurer or chamberlain and collector of
revenue
72
Assessors
_
.72
City attorney or solicitor
72
City engineer
72
City manager
_..
72
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CONTENTS
GENERAL AND SPECIAL TABLES
Pag*
1.—Year of incorporation, date of middle of fiscal year reported, population, and area: 1923
74
2.—Summary of receipts, payments, and cash balances, by divisions and funds of municipal government: 1923
_
.
._
79
3.—Summary of revenue receipts, by divisions of municipal government: 1923
142
4.—Summary of governmental-cost payments, by divisions of municipal government: 1923
162
5.—Per capita revenue receipts and governmental-cost payments: 1923
182
6.—Fer-cent distribution, by principal classes, of revenue receipts and governmental-cost payments:
1923-.,
.
. . . 192
7.—Revenue receipts from taxes, special^ssessments, fines, forfeits, and escheats: 1923
_
202
8.—Revenue receipts from subventions and grants, donations, and pension assessments: 1923
_ 218
9.—Revenue receipts from highway privileges, rent of investment properties, and interest: 1923
226
10.—Revenue receipts from earnings of general departments, by principal divisions of the general departmental service: 1923
_
._
234
11.—Revenue receipts from earnings of public service enterprises: 1923
242
12.—Governmental-cost payments for expenses of general departments, by principal divisions and subdivisions of the general departmental service: 1923
_
250
.13.—Governmental-cost payments for expenses of general departments, by principal divisions of the
general departmental service—total and per capita: 1923
_ 314
H4.—Per cent distribution of the expenses of general departments, by principal divisions of the
general departmental service: 1923
_
330
15.—Governmental-cost payments for expenses of public service enterprises: 1923
338
16.—Governmental-cost payments for interest: 1923
_
346
17.—Payments for outlays, by principal divisions of governmental service: 1923
_ 354
18.—Nonrevenue receipts: 1923
_
_
_. 370
19.—Nongovernmental-cost payments: 1923
.
378
'20.—Amount of specified assets and value of public properties at close of year: 1923
386
21.—Value at close of fiscal year of properties employed or held for specified purposes: 1923
402
22.—Total and per capita of all debts and of the principal classes thereof at close of year, together with
changes during the year in funded and floating debt, net debt, and sinking fund assets: 1923... 418
23.—Funded, floating, and special assessment debt at close of year, classified by purpose for which
incurred: 1923.
__
438
24.—Funded and floating debt obligations, special assessment bonds and certificates, and revenue
bonds, notes, and interest-bearing warrants, classified by rate of interest: 1923
454
25.—Assessed valuation of property, basis of assessment, per capita assessment, rate of levy, and total
and per capita taxes levied: 1923..
470
26.— Specified city officials—number, terms of office (in years), method of election of aldermen and
councilmen, and annual salaries: 1923
_
556
DIAGRAMS
1.—Population in cities having a population of over 30,000 and outside such cities for specified years:
1790-1923
—
-2.—Per cent of total population in cities having a population of over 30,000 and per cent outside such
cities for specified years: 1790-1923
.__
3.—Net revenue receipts and net governmental-cost payments of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-1923.
4.—Per capita net payments for governmental costs, by principal classes, of 146 cities for specified
years: 1903-1923
5.—Per capita net revenue receipts, by principal classes, of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-1923
6-—Per cent distribution of net revenue receipts of 146 cities from the several sources of reyenue for
specified years: 1903-1923...
7.—Per cent distribution of net governmental-cost payments of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-1923.
8.—Per capita net payments for principal general departmental expenses of all cities of over 30,000
for specified years: 1903-1923
9.—Per cent distribution of principal general departmental expenses of all cities of over 30,000 for
specified years: 1903-1923
10.—Reveniie receipts and governmental-cost payments for expenses and outlays of water-supply
systems of 146cities for specified years: 1903-1923.-11.—Per capita payments for principal general departmental outlays of all cities of over 30,000 for
specified years: 1903-1923
12.—Gross debt, at the close of the year, of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-1923.
13.—Per capita gross debt, at the close of the year, of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-1923
14.—Per capita sinking fund assets of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-1923-_
15.—Per capita net indebtedness of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-1923-.-
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11
21
27
28
30
30
40
41
42
43
51
52
52
53
MAP
Location of cities in the United States having a population of over 30,000 at the middle of the fiscal
year 1923
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FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES HAVING A
POPULATION OF OVER 30,000: 1923
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 1923 of the 248 cities, each of which had a population of over 30,000
as enumerated by the Federal census January 1, 1920, or by a subsequent special
enumeration under the supervision of the Bureau of the Census, 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 value of municipal properties; (4) the total and per capita municipal
indebtedness; and (5) the total assessed valuation of property subject to the
general property tax, and total and per capita levies.
Purpose of report.—The purpose of the reports of this series is to provide
information in regard to the financial administration of the cities, in such form
as to be comparable, with the hope that it may be of assistance to the officials
who are charged with responsibilities incident to the administration of local 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 1923 th« national population numbered 110,663,502 and the 248
cities of this class, with a total population of 39,172,168 contained 35.4 per cent
of the entire population of the Nation.
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10
FINANCIAL, STATISTICS OF CITIES
T a b l e I , which follows, shows t h e population of t h e N a t i o n , exclusive of outlying possessions, a n d t h e n u m b e r a n d population of t h e cities h a v i n g over 30,000
i n h a b i t a n t s , as e n u m e r a t e d a t each Federal census beginning w i t h 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 r e p o r t were
secured, a n d t h e estimated population of such cities a n d of t h e N a t i o n .
Table I
NATION
CITIES
HAVING A POPULATION OF
OVER 30,000
Population
YEAR
Population *
Number
Total
1923
1922
1920-_
1910__
1900
1890
1880__
1870-_
1860
1850
1840
-
_
--
-
-
1830-.
1820-_
1810. _
1800--.
1790
-
--
-
2
P e r cent
of
national
110,663,502
109, 248,393
105,710, 620
91,972,266
75, 994,575
62, 947, 714
3 248
4 261
247
184
135
103
39,172,168
38, 736,657
36, 654, 359
27,316, 407
19,050, 921
12,612, 389
35.4
35.5
34.7
29.7
25.1
20.0
50,155, 783
38, 558,371
31,443,321
23,191,876
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
9, 638,453
7, 239,881
5,308,483
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
i Population shown for the years 1922 and 1923 is the estimate as of July 1 of those years; for each of the
other years the population is that shown by the Federal census.
2 Population shown for the years 1922 and 1923 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.
3 Number of cities which had a population of over 30,000 by Federal enumeration as of Jan. 1,1920, or
by a subsequent special enumeration.
* Number of cities which had an estimated population of over 30,000 at the medial dates of the fiscal
years of the several cities.
DIAGRAM 1 . — P O P U L A T I O N I N CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF OVER
AND O U T S I D E S U C H C I T I E S F O R S P E C I F I E D Y E A R S : 1790-1923
MILLIONS
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HAVING
A
POPU-
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CITIES WITH 30,000 OR- MORE POPULATION
B ^ Z ^ P E R CENT OUTSIDE SUCH CITIES
Cities having a population of over 30,000 in 1923.—In the tables of this report,
with the exception of Tables 25 and 26, the cities are arranged in the order of
their estimated population, and each is given a number corresponding to its
position in the table. For convenience in finding the position in the table of
the data for each of the cities, the following list has been prepared, the cities
being arranged alphabetically by States, and the number assigned to each being
designated. The location of each of these cities is shown on the map of the
United States on page 8.
City
number
STATE AND CITY
City
number
STATE AND CITY
!
FLORIDA:
ALABAMA:
Jacksonville.
Pensacola
Tampa
35
124
177
76
233
143
._
GEORGIA:
ARKANSAS:
Little Rock
105
Atlanta.-. ..
125
149
115
Columbus.. . . . . .
Macon
_ ._ . . . . .
Savannah.. . . .
CALIFORNIA:
ILLINOIS:
31
151
107
90
11
191
178
San Francisco
Aurora
Chicago
Cicero
Danville
... ... ...
E a s t St. Louis
Evanston...
COLORADO:
248
25
184
Colorado Springs
CONNECTICUT:
49
53
123
41
213
81
Hartford
Stamford
DELAWARE:
Washington
Oak Park
Peoria
Rockford
Rock Island
Springfield
._
_ _ _
INDIANA:
E a s t Chicago
Evansville
Fort Wayne
62
DISTRICT O F COLUMBIA:
'
14 1
STATE AND CITY
Indianapolis...
'
City
number
INDIANA—Con.
Kokomo...
Muncie
South Bend
Terre H a u t e
32 I O W A :
Cedar Rapids
148
Council Bluffs
238
Davenport
139 j
Des M o i n e s
87
Dubuque
210
Sioux C i t y
2
Waterloo
141 K A N S A S :
225
Kansas City
166
Topeka
108
Wichita
KENTUCKY:
194
205
Covington
240
Lexington
167
Louisville..
94
LOUISIANA:
219 1
N e w Orleans
102 1
Shreveport
217 M A I N E :
126 1
Lewiston..
I
Portland
190 M A R Y L A N D :
Baltimore
86
MASSACHUSETTS:
84
Boston
112
Brockton
170
20
230
202
98
110
158
215
129
54
208
97
211
63
152
95
134
182
28
18
146
235
101
7
8
109
196
12
FINANCIAL. STATISTICS OF CITIES
City
num- 1
ber
STATE AND CITY
M ASSACHUS ETTS —Con.
Cambridge _
Chelsea
Chicopee.
Everett
Fall R i v e r . .
Fitchburg- _..
Haverhill
._
Lawrence..
Lowell
Medford
New Bedford. _
Pittsfield.Salem
Springfield
Taunton
Waltham
MICHIGAN:
Bay C i t y . .
Flint.
Grand Rapids
Duluth _
St. Paul
_
_
N E W JERSEY—Con.
67
168
204
Perth Amboy
187
60
WestHoboken
189 N E W YORK:
135 1
127
83 1
64
Buffalo.
74
156
179
Mount Vernon
55
162
New Rochelle
175 |
150
Niagara Falls
185
79
Poughkeepsie- _
48
Schenectady
214
242
Troy
36
Butte
4
65
47
119
128
147
154
122
200
203
111
70
16
30
188
132
34
92
Atlantic C i t y .
Bayonne
116
52
176
56
193
153
91
58
138
72
114
23
222
15
229
Winston-Salem
Akron.
Cincinnati
Columbus--
Portsmouth
Toledo
Youngstown
OKLAHOMA:
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
OREGON:
PENNSYLVANIA:
P ENNS YL V ANIA—Con.
164
165
234
3
10
68
51
99
192
160
Norristown
Philadelphia
243
113
29
174
SOUTH CAROLINA:
245
133
218
21
80
37
103
73
239
69
NORTH CAROLINA:
OHIO:
City
number
STATE AND CITY
61 1
231
Wilkes-B arre
221
Williamsport
100
York
12 RHODE ISLAND:
161
197
Pawtucket
172
2121
209
163
19
96
6
198
NEBRASKA:
City
number
STATE AND CITY
_
157
183
227
145
33
78
17
130
88
42
59
Knoxville
Memphis
TEXAS:
220
173
40
85
50
171
45
39
199
159
El Paso
Fort Worth
Galveston
Waco
Wichita Falls
UTAH:
Ogden
27
Salt Lake City
43 VIRGINIA:
195
155
Norfolk
180
Petersburg
201 !
216 ,
Portsmouth
117
Richmond
Roanoke
26 1
46 WASHINGTON:
244
77
82
104
206
TENNESSEE:
.._
„
247
224
44
232
136
38
142
22
71
75
Spokane
W E S T VIRGINIA:
181
137
140
24 !
89
120
131
118
223
66
93
228
106
144
226
57
WISCONSIN:
Green Bay
Milwaukee.
Oshkosh_.
Sheboygan
_
237
169
246
186
13
236
121
241
207
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
*
Number and character of general tables.—The statistics of the 248 incorporated
places represented in this report are presented in 25 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 11, inclusive,
present detailed statistics relating to revenue receipts. Tables 12, 15, 16, and
17 give detailed statistics for governmental-cost payments. Table 13 summarizes certain groups of these payments and presents per capita averages therefor, and Table 14 gives the per cent distribution of these payments. Tables
18 and 19 show the nonrevenue receipts and nongovernmental-cost payments.
Tables 20 and 21 set forth certain assets of cities and the value of their permanent
properties. Tables 22, 23, and 24 relate to municipal indebtedness. Table 25
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 five principal groups, for each of which, as well as for the entire 248 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; 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 243 of the 248 municipalities covered by
the report the years in which they were organized as cities; for Cicero, 111.,
Brookline, Mass., and West Hoboken, N. J., the years in which they were
organized as towns; for Oak Park, 111., the year in which it was organized as a
village; and for Norristown, Pa., the year in which it was organized as a borough.
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.
The estimated population at the middle of the year is used as the basis of per
capita data presented in the tables of this report, because its use results in more
accurate statements of per capita financial transactions than would be secured
by using the estimated population at the close of the fiscal period. The date
chosen is the middle of the fiscal year of the general treasury of the city corporation, even though independent governmental districts or independently admin13
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FINANCIAL, STATISTICS OF CITIES
istered 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 the 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
t h e middle of the fiscal year 1923 in each of the nine geographic divisions are
;shown in Table II, which follows.
Table II
GEOGRAPHIC DIVISION
United States
New England
Middle Atlantic
East North Central.
West North Central
..
Cities
Population
248
39,172,168
39
55
61
19
GEOGRAPHIC DIVISION
South Atlantic
_
3,869, 235 1 West South Central.
13, 426, 920 Mountain
9, 813,173 Pacific
2,972,199
Cities
27
10
16
6
15
Population
3,011,771
1,103,122
1, 722,499
549, 544
2, 703, 705
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, 1923.
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 recorded 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 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, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17, 18, and 19.
Divisions and funds of municipal government.—The wide diversity of municipal organization is shown, in its principal features, by the list of divisions and
DESCBIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
15
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 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 for 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., Minneapolis, Minn., Cincinnati, Ohio, Kansas
City, Mo., Indianapolis, Ind., Rochester, N. Y., Seattle, Wash., and Jersey
City, N. J. The data shown for these units 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., Baltimore, Md., Boston,
Mass., 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 separated 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 therefor. With the exception just mentioned, the first column of Table 2 shows the classes of funds with separate sets
of records that mujst 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
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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 248 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 99 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 each 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 explained on page 15.
The term "revenue" is defined in the text for Table 2, and the significance
of the terms employed in Table 3 as designations of the several sources of revenue
receipts is set forth in the paragraphs which follow.
General property taxes.—The general property tax is the common designation
of the direct tax upon real property and upon other property when it is 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 basis other 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
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL, TABLES
17
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 at a
specified amount per head, taxes on vessels at a specified amount per registered
ton, and taxes upon grain at a specified amount per bushel.
Poll taxes.—Under the term "poll taxes" the Bureau of the Census includes
all per capita taxes, uniform or graded, whether such taxes are levied as specific
amounts against the persons subject thereto or as ad valorem taxes based upon
an arbitrary valuation of polls or occupations.
Business and nonbusiness license taxes.—Business taxes are taxes upon
business and business activities exacted, with or without the issue of licenses,
from persons natural and corporate (1) in proportion to the volume of their
business, (2) by reason of the business in which they are engaged, or (3) by
reason of some activity which constitutes a part of their business. As here defined, business taxes may be levied with or without reference to measurable or
assumed measurable benefits conferred upon or enjoyed by the taxpayers, or
special expenses imposed by them upon the government.
Nonbusiness license taxes are taxes other than upon business that are- exacted
primarily for purposes of regulation, and are collected in connection with the
issues of so-called licenses or permits, and are always levied with reference to
measurable or assumed measurable benefits conferred upon or enjoyed by the
licensee. They include (1) license taxes on dogs, collected from the owners in
connection with the issue of licenses or permits to keep such animals for a
specified time; (2) general license taxes, or licenses for nonbusiness purposes
other than dog licenses and departmental permits, such as licenses to use motor
and other vehicles, where the license is not required because of any specific
business in which they are to be used; and (3) receipts from departmental permits, other than those issued by public service enterprises, such as marriage
licenses, building permits, and permits to make sewer connections and to dig in
the streets.
Special assessments and special charges for outlays.—Special assessments are
compulsory contributions levied under the taxing or police power to defray the
costs of specific public improvements or public services undertaken primarily in
the interest of the public. They differ from the general property tax in that
they are.apportioned according to the assumed benefits to the property affected
by the improvements, or the assumed benefits to individuals or corporations by
reason of the services performed. The amounts shown in the table include all
amounts received on account of assessments levied to meet such costs for street
and sewer construction and maintenance, and for other improvements and
services, as had been assessed against the benefited properties.
Special charges for outlays differ somewhat from special assessments. Such
a charge is made where the cost of a public improvement, the payment for which
is classified as an outlay, is made a charge against the benefited person or property,
and the amount of the charge is the amount of the actual cost to the city of an
improvement, such as the construction of a sidewalk, the charge being made
against the owner of the property without any levy against others.
Fines, forfeits, and escheats.—Fines are amounts of wealth exacted from individuals, firms, and corporations under the sovereign power of inflicting punishment as penalties for violation of law; forfeits are amounts accruing to governments in accordance with the terms of contracts as penalties for nonobservance
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FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
pf such contracts; and escheats are amounts of money or amounts received from
the disposal of property, the owners of which can not be ascertained or located.
Subventions and grants, donations, and pension assessments.—Subventions
and grants are amounts contributed by one civil division, as a State or a county,
to its minor civil divisions, as an aid or subvention to assist in the support of
specified functions.
Donations consist of gratuitous contributions received from private persons
and corporations in the form of gifts or bequests of cash, securities, realty, or
other property, the principal or income of which can be expended for municipal
uses, which in most cases are designated by the donor.
Pension assessments are amounts received by or for policemen's, firemen's,
teachers', or other pension or retirement funds that are contributed by the city
employees as dues, percentages of salaries, or so-called assessments for the
establishment or maintenance of such funds.
Highway privileges, rents, and interest.—Highway privilege dues is the
designation applied by the Bureau of the Census to amounts received from
individuals and corporations enjoying the special privilege of using the streets
and 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 the nature of compensation for the use of or privilege in the streets
and are collected under the terms of the original or a subsequent franchise; also
to amounts received for grants of the privilege of maintaining private sewers,
drains and vaults under the street, fruit and other stands, and other property on
the sidewalk, and of extending awnings, bay and show windows, and other
structures and conveniences, including signs, beyond the building line.
The receipts from rents tabulated in Table 3 comprise all amounts received by
the various divisions and funds of the government of the city from the rental of
real property held principally or wholly for investment purposes.
Table 3 shows the total amount of interest received on revenue account by the
general treasuries of the various divisions of the government of the city and by
their separate funds, except such amounts as were received as interest on taxes
and special assessments, which are tabulated with the receipts from revenues of
those two classes.
Earnings of general departments.—General departments, as the term is used
by the Bureau of the Census, include all departments of administration which
have charge of municipal activities, except those charged with the administration of public service enterprises, such as water-supply systems, electric-light
systems, gas-supply systems, and markets. The revenue receipts of general
departments are derived from fees, charges, minor sales, and allied sources.
The fees and charges here included are those which represent the actual compensation for services performed. They are to be distinguished from receipts
which secure for the individuals or corporations making the payments the
privilege or right of doing something, such as license fees, which are tabulated
as receipts from business and nonbusiness license taxes.
Earnings of public service enterprises.—Under the designation " public service
enterprises" the Bureau of the Census includes those enterprises or branches of
municipal service which are established and maintained by city governments
for the purpose of providing the public, or the public and the city, with some
utility or service, such as water, electricity, or gas.
TABLE 4
Governmental-cost payments.—Under the general heading " Governmentalcost payments" of Table 4 are included all costs of municipal governments,
consisting of the costs of the services employed, properties constructed, pur-
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DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
19
chased, or rented, public improvements constructed or otherwise acquired,
materials utilized, and interest on borrowed moneys, which are incurred for
protecting person, property, and health, providing social necessities and conveniences, caring for the dependent and delinquent classes, and performing other
services and carrying on other activities for which those governments have
authority. These costs are readily separable into three classes—expenses,
interest, and outlays. The governmental-cost payments are shown for the
municipality and for each of its independent divisions in the same form as are
revenue receipts, as explained in the text for Table 3, page 16.
Expenses.—Municipal expenses are the costs and losses of cities from which
no permanent or subsequently convertible value is received or receivable. They
are (1) costs, exclusive of those arising from the construction or acquisition of
permanent properties or improvements, which are incurred by cities and their
independent divisions of government on account of services employed, property
rented, and materials utilized in connection with the maintenance and operation
of government, and the management of trusts; and (2) the losses occasioned by
depreciation of so-called permanent properties, and otherwise. Table 4 presents
these costs separately for general departments and for public service enterprises.
Interest charges.—The term "municipal interest charges" is a designation of
interest costs incurred by municipalities for the use of credit capital. All payments on account of such charges are shown in a single column of Table 4, but
in Table 16 are shown the amounts paid on each class of debt.
Outlays.—Municipal outlays are the costs of land and other properties and
public improvements more or less permanent in character, which are owned and
used by municipalities in the exercise of their municipal functions or in connection with the business undertakings conducted by them. In the column "For
outlays" are shown the aggregate of all payments for the purchase and improvement of land, the erection of new buildings, the installation and extension of
water-supply systems, electric-light systems, and other enterprises, the purchase of equipment for the fire department, purchases to increase the collections
of libraries, museums, and art galleries, and payments on account of all other
acquisitions which add to the number and value of the permanent possessions
of the municipality. Payments for outlays for the general departments are
shown separately in Table 17, as are also those for the principal classes of public
service enterprises.
Comparison of revenue receipts and all governmental-cost payments.—Comparison between revenue receipts and governmental-cost payments are of the
greatest significance in municipal finance. If a city is receiving more from
revenue than it is paying for expenses, interest, and outlays, it has a balance
which may be applied to reducing indebtedness; while if its payments for expenses, interest, and outlays are greater than its revenue receipts, the city is
increasing its indebtedness. If it is realizing from revenues enough money to
pay for all expenses and interest, but for only a portion of its outlay, it is imposing
upon the future a part of the burden of paying for its permanent properties and
public improvements.
In the last three columns of Table 4 are shown the results of comparisons
between revenue receipts and governmental-cost payments. In the first of
these columns is shown the excess of governmental-cost payments over revenue
receipts for each of the cities in which such payments were in excess of revenue
receipts, and in the second column is shown the excess of revenue receipts over
governmental-cost payments for each of the cities in which revenue receipts
were the greater. Of the 248 cities covered by this report, 202 made governmental-cost payments in excess of their revenue receipts, and 46 realized enough
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from revenues to meet all their payments for expenses, interest, and outlays,
and to have a balance available for paying debt.
Comparison of revenue receipts and payments for expenses and interest.—The
last column of Table 4 shows the excess of revenue receipts over payments for
expenses and interest. The payments for expenses and interest correspond
approximately to the costs of a business corporation for maintenance, operating
expenses, and interest, except that no allowances have been made for depreciation.
Of the 248 cities reported, 242 received from revenues amounts in excess of
their payments for expenses and interest.
Comparative summary of net revenue receipts and net governmental-cost
payments of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-1923.—Table I I I shows, for
specified years from 1903 to 1923, the aggregate net revenue receipts and the
aggregate net payments for expenses, interest, and outlays for 146 cities for
which statistics are available throughout the entire period. The figures for
the several years in this and other comparative tables are not in all cases strictly
comparable. For the years 1911 to 1919, inclusive, and for 1923 net amounts
are shown and used as bases for computations, but for the earlier years it was
not possible to eliminate refunds and service transfers, and for 1922 service
transfers are included.
NET REVENUE RECEIPTS .
Table III
NET GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS
Total
Amount
1923
1922
1919
1917
1915
1913
-- $1, 877, 564,829
1,801,302,485
1,103,665,750
968,444,905
865, 270,995
802, 565,390
1911
1909
1907
1905
1903
751,957,728
663,379,686
568,778,828
498,836,996
439,126,753
Per cent
of increase
over
1903
Amount
F o r expenses
Per cent
of increase
over
1903
$2,066, 234,164
327.6
310.2 1 1,984,322,234
1,113,599,879
15JL3
1,007, 290,346
120.5
996,061, 502
97.0
912,390, 262
82.8
71.2
51.1
29.5
13.6
863,996,528
761,562,037
691,071,411
561,772,857
514,189, 206
Amount
301.8
285.9
116. 6
95.9
93.7
77.4
$1, 323, 708, 765
1, 248,986,024
756,746,923
633,622,181
586,790,723
534, 672,433
342. 1
317.2
152.8
111.6
96.0
78.6
68.0
48.1
34.4
9.3
486,679,596
434,008,861
393,022,327
327,049, 585
299,402,761
62.6
45.0
31.3
9.2
NET GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS—Continued
For interest
For outlays
YEAR
Amount
1923
1922
1919
1917
1915
1913
1911
1909
1907
1905
1903
-.
_.
Per cent
of increase
over 1903
Amount
Per cent
of increase
over 1903
Per cent
of increase
over 1903
PER CENT OF—
Govern- Revenue
receipts
mentalreprecost
s
e
nted b y
payments
p
a
yments
reprefor
exsented b y
p
enses
revenue
a
n
d
receipts
interest
$172,343,433
194, 584,268
121,730,640
110,909,109
103,387,342
88,566,601
300.3
351.9
182.7
157.6
140.1
105.7
$570,181,966
540,751,942
235,122,416
262,759,056
305,883,437
289,151,228
232.0
214.9
36.9
53.0
77.9
68.4
90.9
90.8
99.1
96.1
86.8
88.0
79.7
80.1
79.6
76.9
79.8
77.7
82,165,730
71,857,259
59,199,783
51,897,804
43, 054, 769
90.8
66.9
37.5
20.5
295,151, 202
255, C95,917
238,849,301
182,825,468
' 171,731,676
71.9
48.9
39.1
6.5
87.0
87.1
82.3
88.1
85.4
75.6
76.3
79.5
76.0
78.0
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DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
DIAGRAM 3 . — N E T REVENUE RECEIPTS AND N E T GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS OF 146 CITIES FOR SPECIFIED YEARS: 1903-1923
0
200
400
600
N E T R E V E N UE R E C E I P T S
Y//////////////A
M I L L I O N S ' O F DOLLARS
800
1,000
1,200
1.400
1.600
N E T GOVERNMENTAL-COST
.1.800
2.000
PAYMENTS
KSSS^^gZZZZZ
EXPENSES
INTEREST
OUTLAYS
As shown in the foregoing table, the net revenue receipts increased in the
period 1903 to 1923 from $439,126,753 to $1,877,564,829, or 327.6 per cent.
During the corresponding period the percentage of increase for expenses was
342.1, for interest 300.3, and for outlays 232.0. The revenue receipts and the
payments for expenses and interest for the years shown make an unbroken
series of increases. The payments for outlays make an unbroken series of increases with the exception of the periods from 1911 to 1913, 1915 to 1917,
and 1917 to 1919. The total governmental-cost payments increased from
$514,189,206 in 1903 to $2,066,234,164 in 1923, or 301.8 per cent. This is a considerably smaller percentage of increase than that of revenue, showing a decided
tendency to increase the proportion of outlay payments to be met from revenues.
Net and transfer revenue receipts and governmental-cost payments.—The
totals of Tables 3 and 4 include both actual receipts and payments, or receipts
from and payments to the public, and nominal or transfer receipts and payments,
or amounts received by one department, fund, or account, as payments by
another.
In Table IV the total revenue receipts of Table 3 and governmental-cost
payments of Table 4 are separated into net or actual and transfer receipts
and payments, and per capita averages are shown for net receipts and payments.
22
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
T a b l e IV
R E V E N U E RECEIPTS
GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS
Net
Net
Transfer
Total
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
II
III
IV
V
$2,089,429,534
1, 084,282,986
250, 890, 294
370,224,691
235, 813, 027
148, 218, 536
Transfer
Per
capita
Total
$53.34 $42,880,079 $2,318,192,112
62.65 31, 576,497 1,157, 062, 784
281,140, 568
59.08 3, 323, 586
435, 604,231
44.11 4, 615, 721
275,334,057
42.18 1,950, 604
169,050,472
40.78 1,413, 671
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 York, N . Y . . . .
Chicago, 1 1 1 . . .
Philadelphia, Pa
Detroit, M i c h . .
C l e v e l a n d , Ohio
St. Louis, M o
$390, 799, 755
166,458,962
95, 630, 367
86,714,375
58, 630, 523
36,445,354
$65.93
57.66
49.74
87.09
65.99
45.72
Baltimore, M d
Boston, Mass
Los Angeles, Calif...
Pittsburgh, Pa
San Francisco, Calif.
Buffalo, N . Y
33, 370, 572
57, 945, 270
56,406,954
39, 215, 256
31,650,474
31, 015,124
43.14
75.16
85.76
63.21
59.22
58.25
O F 500,000 A N D
321,390,578
!
$407,639, 524
162, 724,117
103,402, 743
105,348,329
61,949,029
32,350,034
1,169,671 1
1,418,544
1,176, 779
85,201
93,633
493,988
43,008,909
58,861, 590
66,480, 228
42, 302, 538
37, 642, 593
35, 353,150
1,548,212
2,473,638
646,652
832,942
246,659
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
Per
capita
$59.18 $42,856,967
66.85 31, 558,652
66.21 3,323,589
51.90 4,615, 875
49.25 1,945,180
46.51 1,413, 671
OVER
$68.77 $21,390,578
56.36 1, 530, 239
53.78 2,473, 638
646, 652
105.81
832, 857
69.72
246, 659
40. 58
55.60
76.35
101. 07
68.19
70.44
66.40
1,169, 671
1,418, 544
1,176, 779
85, 201
93, 633
494, 201
O F 300,000 T O 500,000
Milwaukee, W i s . . .
Washington, D . C .
Newark, N. J
Minneapolis, Minn
Cincinnati, O h i o . . .
N e w Orleans, L a . . .
$29,927, 535
27,425,964
26, 534,031
22, 769,354
24,455, 382
11, 235, 519
$61. 76
58.29
60.48
55.65
60.18
27.77
$291,199
Kansas City, M o . .
Indianapolis, I n d _ .
Rochester, N . Y . . .
Seattle, W a s h
Jersey Cicy, N . J._-
19, 570,420
17,885, 001
18,838,468
33,442, 836
18, 805, 784
56.46
52.19
59.07
106.06
101,136
528,245
141, 050
882, 701
50, 334
156,145
695,882
476, 894
532,258,269
24,145, 039
32,163,352
28, 591,178
23,123,005
19,604,954
$66. 57
51.32
73.32
69.88
56.90
48.46
~~528~582
141,050
882, 701
50, 334
20, 696,488
19,454, 345
22,153, 813
35,942.911
23, 007, 214
59.71
56. 76
69.47
113.99
74.45
" 156," 145
696,657
476,894
$290,090
101,136
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
523, 284
346,949
568,132
587, 584
214, 511
$53.15
56.42
54.09
55.87
39,68
$145, 569
41, 519
209,481
611, 540
7,968
608, 835
339, 224
6,097
86, 273
90,972
11,898,941
14, 571,418
12,861,999
12,088, 813
11,712,972
49.16
60.24
54.34
54.22
56.19
608,835
339, 224
6,097
86,273
90,972
209,159
50, 709
130,178
12
192,829
15,405,271
6, 074, 316
10,177, 241
10, 805, 405
11, 858,137
75,37
31. 20
53.11
58.56
65.42 •
209,159
50, 709
130,178
12
192, 829
26,979
33, 620
4,325
29.48
49.07
41.95
67.38
. 47. 06
~"l03,"l48
64.81
47.30
48.40
59.07
70.47
116,518
109,026
128,806
90, 575
17,993
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
Louisville, K y
515,011,437
14,819,478
10,667,094
10, 874, 5C3
9,359,668
$54.94
54.48
40.72
41.65
36.36
$145, 569
41,519
209,481
611, 540
7,968
Providence, R. I
St. Paul, M i n n
O a k l a n d . Calif
A t l a n t a , Ga*
A k r o n , Ohio
11,136,391
12,005,062
11,311,202
7,991,452
9,360,137
46.01
49.63
47.79
35.84
44.91
Omaha, Nebr
B i r m i n g h a m , Ala
Worcester, Mass
Syracuse, N . Y
Richmond, Va
13,334,734
5, 019, 714
9,412,002
9, 316, 717
8,280,044
65.24
25. 78 1
49.11 !
50.49
45.68
>14,
15,
14,
14,
10,
S a n A n t o n i o , Tex
Dallas, l e x
New Haven, Conn...
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio
4,684,697
6,948, 768
6, 575,652
6, 616, 254
5,897,280
25.91
40.01
38.02
38. SO
35.63
103,148
5,331,354
8, 522, 735
7, 255, 608
11,459,768
7, 790, 557
Norfolk, Va
Houston, Tex
Youngstown, Ohio...
G r a n d R a p i d s , Mich.
Springfield, M a s s
5,984,251
6,834, 697
6, 058, 800
6,859,831
8, 683,428
37.62
44.05
40.27
47.58
60.35
116, 518
109, 026
128, 806
90, 575
17, 993
10, 310, 799
7, 340,165
7,280,404
8, 516,462
10,139, 846
26,979
33, 620
4,325
23
DESCRIPTION OP GENERAL TABLES
City number
Table IV—Continued
GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS
R E V E N U E RECEIPTS
Net
Net
CITY
Transfer
Transfer
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
Total
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
$7,022, 759
4,102, 516
4,134, 226
4, 728,116
7,899, 910
$48.92
28.96
29.40
33.87
57.23
$19,233
16,313
6,580
40, 205
30,218
$6,470, 625
5, 648,433
5,151,650
5, 756,907
7,862,078
$45.07
39.87
36.63
41.24
56.96
$19, 233
16,313
6,580
40,205
30,218
Des Moines, Iowa
New Bedford, Mass..
Trenton, N . J
Salt Lake City, Utah
Camden, N. J
7,082,327
7, 544, 001
5,031,312
5,998, 313
4,390, 828
51.39
58.09
39.50
47.51
35.37
10,366
29, 828
114, 205
3,100
100,481
7,825,328
7,081, 657
6,631,638
5, 537,619
5, 505, 829
56.^78
54.53
52.06
43.87
44.35
10,366
29,828
114, 205
3,100
100,481
Nashville, Tenn
Fall River, Mass
Albany, N. Y
Wilmington, Del
Kansas City, Kans...
4, 057,800
6, 456, 635
4, 994,933
3, 780, 252
5, 304, 844
33.09
53.40
42.56
32.41
45.82
13, 051
9,474
29,889
9,096
141,480
4, 354,
7, 819,
7, 259,
5,077,
6, 595,
509
989
647
972
860
35.51
64.68
61.85
43.53
56.97
13,051
9,474
29,889
9,096
141,480
Lowell, Mass
Flint, Mich
Erie, Pa
Cambridge, Mass
Reading, Pa
5, 700, 689
4, 757, 763
4, 352, 401
5, 576,107
3,188, 441
49.53
42.17
38.66
50.20
28.75
12, 639
72, 497
12, 860
67, 629
7,809
5,158,131
6, 059, 217
3, 950,805
5, 723, 535
3, 665, 832
44.82
53.71
35.10
51.53
33.05
12, 639
72, 497
12,860
67,629
7,809
7, 876, 457
5, 995, 824
4, 763, 623
3, 689, 769
73.26
56. 41
45.55
35.50
24,
37,
40,
23,
9,
6,
4,
4,
3, 966, 768
4, 576, 767
5, 642, 647
4, 265, 370
38.34
44.57
55.47
42.63
Bridgeport, Conn
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, Pa
Paterson, N. J
Hartford, Conn
Yonkers, N. Y
Duluth, Minn
Spokane, Wash.
Elizabeth, N. J
..
_.
Utica, N. Y
Lynn, Mass
Tacoma, Wash
Jacksonville, Fla
061
853
474
983
5,093
171
213,968
161, 810
349,
557,
244,
633,
544
014
885
276
86.96
61.69
40.59
44.57
24, 061
38, 007
40, 474
23, 983
5, 247,
4, 825,
4, 818,
6,147,
832
560
409
779
50.72
46.99
47.36
61.45
5,093
171
213,968
161,810
GROUP IV—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
Oklahoma City, Okla
Canton, Ohio
Somerville, Mass
Schenectady, N. Y
Wraterbury, Conn
&5, 506, 553
4, 083,128
3,122, 287
4, 649, 304
4, 317, 621
$55. 20
41.14
31.60
47.07
43.87
$51, 582
67, 722
Tulsa, Okla
Lawrence, Mass
Fort Wayne, Ind
El Paso, Tex
Evansville, Ind
5, 385, 338
4, 369, 230
4, 660, 683
3, 305, 849
3,176, 218
55.07
44.91
49.75
35.51
35.07
Savannah, Ga
Knoxville, Tenn
Allentown, Pa
San Diego, Calif.
Bayonne, N. J
2,
2,
2,
6,
3,
252, 873
752,191
285, 955
278,175
719, 222
25.19
31.26
26.18
72.06
44.07
Manchester, N. H___
Harrisburg, Pa
Peoria, 111
Wichita, Kans
St. Joseph, Mo
2, 820, 536
2, 853, 982
2, 471,056
3, 627, 339
2,044, 602
34.66
35.18
31.01
45.76
26.15
Sioux City, Iowa
South Bend, Ind
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Binghamton, N. Y . . .
Portland, Me
3, 283,
3, 596,
2, 297,
3,128,
3, 735,
670
985
919
583
702
Rockford, 111
Troy, N. Y
Charleston, S. C
Little Rock, Ark
Johnstown, Pa
2,983, 202
3,179, 612
3, 018, 365
1, 575, 013
2,436, 984
...
940
039
339
868
810
$72. 49
43.10
37.48
53.86
51.44
"~13,~913
6,933
39, 526
18, 266
208, 394
105, 099
4,399
7, 474, 037
4, 574, 480
5,164, 357
4, 227, 824
3, 610,135
76.43
47.02
55.13
45.42
39.86
39, 526
18, 266
206,165
105,099
4,399
5,682
1, 989,972
3, 629, 813
2, 728, 268
6, 667, 428
4, 516,077
22.25
41.23
31.24
76.53
53.51
~46~983
5,170
12,072
6,215
2,007
3, 743, 540
3, 789, 439
2, 660,199
4, 365, 512
1, 965,164
46.00
46.71
33.39
55.08
25.13
5,170
12,072
6,215
2,007
42.18
46.80
30.13
42.61
51.08
3,945
56, 307
425
501
18, 570
3, 231,102
3, 761, 719
2, 568, 519
3, 289, 507
4,052, 776
41.50
48.94
33.68
44.81
55.42
3,945
56,307
425
501
18, 570
41.19
44.15
42.37
22.21
34.83
5,283
1,990
78, 778
3, 545, 733
4,122,329
3, 896, 634
2, 281, 389
3, 211, 302
48.96
57.24
54.69
32.17
45.90
5,283
1,990
78, 778
13,913
46, 983
$7, 231,
4, 278,
3, 703,
5, 319,
5, 061,
$51, 582
67, 722
5,682
24
F I N A N C I A L S T A T I S T I C S OF C I T I E S
Citymimber
Table I V - C o n t i n u e d
REVENUE RECEIPTS
GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS
Net
Net
CITY
Transfer
Total
Per
capita
Transfer
Per
capita
Total
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000-Continued
107
108
109
35,546
117
118
119
120
121
Springfield, Ohio
C h e s t e r , Pa___
Hamtramck, Mich
Altoona, P a
Racine, Wis
1,979, 744
1,494,181
2,140, 226
1,905, 596
2, 682,016
30.06
23.10
33.09
29.56
41.65
9,533
2,895
3, 500
12, 724
28, 622
2,141, 317
1, 913, 555
2, 882,419
2,121, 641
2, 221, 313
32.51
29.58
44.57
32.92
34.50
9,533
2, 895
3,500
12, 724
28, 622
122
123
124
125
126
Lansing, Mich
N e w Britain, Conn
Mobile, Ala
B e r k e l e y , Calif.
Springfield, 111
4,752, 642
2, 209, 716
1,521,051
2, 784,580
2, 866,881
73.98
34.70
23.90
44.77
46.84
83, 237
9,521
6,469
5, 731, 568
2,589,268
1, 704,119
2,919,144
3,133,035
89.22
40.66
26.78
46.94
51.19
83,237
9,521
6,469
127
128
129
130
131
Holyoke, Mass
Highland Park, Mich
Davenport, Iowa
Chattanooga, Tenn
Bethlehem, Pa
4,121, 752
3,279, 248
2,989,376
1,679,245
2,001,494
67.49
54.14
49.58
27.99
33.57
75, 957
36,700
4, 610,175
3,193,807
2,975, 799
2,015,326
2,147, 738
75.49
52.73
49.36
33.59
36.02
75, 957
36,700
132
133
134
135
136
Lincoln, N e b r
Niagara Falls, N . Y
Covington, K y
Haverhill. Mass
Portsmouth, Va
2,915, 974
3,074, 527
1, 520,004
2, 322,890
1,508,066
49.93
52.93
26.26
40.46
26.30
4,122,184
4, 576, 788
1, 590, 707
2,201,418
1,841, 794
70.59
78.80
27.48
38.35
32.12
137
138
139
140
141
Huntington, W . Va
E a s t Orange, N . J
Macon, Ga
Wheeling, W . Va
Cicero, 111
2, 230,477
2, 563,979
1, 505, 688
1,876,033
1,846,332
39.11
45.30
26.73
33.38
32.99
51, 605
28, 665
213
2, 287,809
3, 641, 750
1,340, 717
2,055,867
2, 529, 748
40.12
64.34
23.80
36.58
45.20
51, 605
26,312
213
142
143
144
145
Roanoke, V a . . .
Tampa, Fla
Lancaster, P a
Winston-Salem, N . C
1, 714,196
1,808, 723
1,131,376
1,817,197
30.89
32.70
20.60
33.11
14, 885
32, 039
924
8,879
1,923,813
1, 915,117
1,191,688
3, 728,871
34.66
34.63
21.70
67.94
14,885
32,039
924
8,879
146
147
148
149
Shreveport, L a
Jackson, Mich
Augusta, Ga
F r e s n o , Calif
2,304, 244
1, 922, 508
2,134, 847
3, 315,401
42.21
35.29
39.34
61.30
29,977
4,880 !
16,843
3, 066,
2,095,
2, 260,
3,231,
676
575
987
010
56.18
38.46
41.67
59.74
29, 977
4,880
16,843
150
151
152
153
Quincy, Mass
P a s a d e n a , Calif
Topeka, Kans
Atlantic City, N . J
3,046,387
5, 080, 756
2, 074, 754
4, 938, 616
57.08
96.63
39.48
94.34
23,367
138,008
41,475
163, 602
2, 798,845
6, 716,252
2,172, 923
6,115,131
52.44
127. 74
41.35
116. 81
23,367
138,008
41,475
163,602
154
155
156
157
Kalamazoo, Mich
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C
2,193, 938
2, 618,083
2,235, 779
1,896, 397
42.40
51.03
44.01
37.90
50,496
16,299
416
24,153
2, 555,986
3,107,803
2, 281, 900
3,174, 931
49.39
60.58
44.92
63.45
50,496
16,299
416
24,153
_
43.18
38.98
60.38
75.15
35.17
1,169
83,220
30,415
1,169
83, 220
29, 573
3, 375,142
2,929, 331
4,129, 576
5,961, 027
3, 509, 513
_
2,981, 710
2, 681,803
4,116,167
5, 055, 269
2, 360, 070
48.88
42.58
60.58
88.62
52.29
G a r y , Inti
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N . J
L o n g B e a c h , Calif
Passaic, N . J
*.
$12, 538
$12, 538
112
113
114
115
116
_
$75. 47
27.16
48.68
34.56
39.57
$95. 78
28.48
44.48
35.28
53.66
no
111
_
$5, 279,406
1, 893, 610
3, 385, 493
2, 399, 729
2, 736, 673
$6, 699,996
1,985, 616
3, 093, 488
2,449, 879
3, 711, 724
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif.
E a s t St. L o u i s , 111
Brockton, Mass
Terre Haute, Ind
Saginaw, Mich.
1(5,120
14,897
14,374
38,891
10,900
16,888
16,120
14, 897
35, 546
14,374
38,891
10,900
16,888
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000
158
159
160
161
162
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x
York, Pa
Elmira, N . Y
$1,967,744
1, 585,882
1,305,386
2,017,873
3,408,128
$40.01
32.33
26.91
41.73
70.55
$2,604
675 |
5, 500
1,927
36,494 1
$2, 505,806
3,140,340
1,186,324
2,286,381
3,896,446
$50.95
64.02
24.46
47.28
80.66
$2,604
675
5,500
1,927
36,494
DESCBIPTION OF GENERAL. TABLES
REVENUE RECEIPTS
City munber
Table IV—Continued
25
GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS
Net
Net
CITY
Transfer
Transfer
Total
Total
capita
Per
capita
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
163
164
165
166
167
$46.84
31. 95
27. 35
32. 59
45.13
$129,199
6,157
2,166,896
2,309,718
2,253,257
1,880,913
2, 796,049 |
173 B e a u m o n t , T e x .
174 | W o o n s o c k e t , R . I
175 Pittsfield, M a s s
176 P e r t h A m b o y , N . J
177 M o n t g o m e r y , A l a
178
179
180
181
182
B a y City, Mich
McKeesport, P a
N e w Castle, Pa_—
D e c a t u r , 111
O a k P a r k , 111
$2,262,202
1, 541,801
1,314,574
1,557, 755
2,131,020
$129,199
6,157
1,465
$3,261,336
1,712,007
1,669,967
1,373, 586
3,107,710
$67.53
35.48 •
34.75
28.74
65.81
46.05
49. 50
48. 34
40.45
60.56
32,179
23,529
31,980
15,797
67,665
2,197,189
2,483,051
2,925,819
1,513,887
3,264,845
46.70
53.21
62.77
32.56
70.71
32,179
23,529
31,980
15,797
67,665
1,454, 654
1,563,825
1,915,924
1,946,756
1,191,956
31.69
34. 42
42.35
43.11
26.42
29,507
103,839
3,146
37,889
1,641,368
1,775,726
1,799,297
1,955,587
937,095
35.76
39.09
39.77
43.30
20.77
29,507
103,839
3,146
37,889
S t o c k t o n , Calif
Medford, Mass
L i m a , Ohio
Charleston, W . V a
Lexington, K y
2,629, 928
2,046,748
1, 509,185
1,303,417
1,246,431
58. 58
45. 70
33. 72
29.13
28. 54
10, 668
3,083,715
2,219,318
2,865,572
2,079,344
1, 529,953
68.68
49.56
64.03
46.47
35.03
183
184
185
186
187
Greensboro, N . C
P u e b l o , Colo
Salem, M a s s
Madison, Wis
Everett, Mass
1,126,156
1,995,369
2,204,464
2,647,062
1,965,066
25.87
45. 85
51. 83
62. 26
46.22
1,641
5,365
865
107,932
16, 251
2,658,912
2,266, 343
1,931,064
2, 740, 461
2, 271,888
61.09
52.08
45.41
64,45
53.44
1,641
5,365
865
107,932
16, 251
188
189
190
191
192
Butte, Mont
Fitchburg, Mass
E a s t Chicago, I n d
San Jose, Calif
Williamsport, P a
1,186,406
2,040,003
1,826,627
2,806,033
1,191,207
28.08
48. 39
43. 40
66. 96
28.52
2,289
5,793
3,000
3,328
350
1,103, 369
2,184, 756
1, 788,477
2,641,877
1,148, 781
26.11
51.83
42.50
63.05
27.51
2,289
5,793
3,000
3,328
350
193
194
195
196
197
West Hoboken, N . J
E v a n s t o n , 111
Hamilton, Ohio.
Brookline, Mass
Jamestown, N . Y
1,030, 562
2,191,867
2,072, 278
2, 734,255
2,116, 359
24.68
52. 86
49.99
66.15
51.61
14, 274
240
4,953
1,177,695
2,742,967
2,167,987
2,969,280
2,199,162
28.20
66.15
52.29
71.83
53.63
14,274
240
4,953
198
199
200
201
202
Springfield, M o
Waco, Tex
Muskegon, Mich
L o r a i n , Ohio
Muncie, Ind
961,822
1, 466, 945
1, 950, 453
1, 869,224
1,891,835
23.46
35.82
47.90
46.12
46.92
973
36,185
20,311
1,157, 707
1,683,830
2, 224,135
1,992,484
1,864, 663
28.24
41.11
54.62
49.16
46.25
973
36,185
20,311
203
204
205
206
207
Pontiac, Mich
Chicopee, M a s s
Joliet, 111
C o l u m b i a , S. C
Superior, W i s
2,132,149
1,861,081
1, 703, 722
1,315,991
1,450,858
53.26
46.51
42.81
33.16
36. 57
4,768
200
30,076
413
1,221
1,846, 372
1,958, 633
1,894,828
1,304,893
1, 755, 720
46.12
48.94
47.61
32.88
44.26
4,768
200
30, 076
j r 413
1,221
208
209
210
211
Dubuque, Iowa
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
A u r o r a , 111
Waterloo, Iowa
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
1,494,456
1, 544, 746
1,301,225
1,439, 327
2,935,816
38.00
39. 36
33.32
36. 97
75. 55
1,620
4,316
34,969
8,532 1
2, 285,871
1,508,815
1,639,508
1,538,396
3, 464,424
58.13
38.44
41.98
39. 52
89.15 1
4,316
34,969
8,532
1, 723, 373
1,994, 785
1, 576,150
1,185,675
1, 201, 297
44. 60
52. 29
41. 36
31.49
31.93
4,394
2,396
5,482
4,147
1, 727,959
2,046,230
1, 701,358
1,580,664
1,324,491
44. 72
53. 64
44.65
41.99
35. 20
1,432,835
1,488,919
1,612, 311
1,404,881
1, 781, 745
38.16
39.73
43.95
38.32
49. 37 1
1,995,711
1,705,346
1,604,483
1,446,153
1,798,505 1
53.16
45.50
43. 74
39. 44
49.83 1
i
168 Chelsea, M a s s
169 K e n o s h a , W i s
170 H a m m o n d , I n d
171 G a l v e s t o n , T e x
_
172 1 M o u n t V e r n o n , N . Y
m
213
214
215
216
217
Stamford, C o n n
Taunton, Mass
C o u n c i l Bluffs, I o w a
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
218 P o u g h k e e p s i e , N . Y
219 Q u i n c y , 111
_
220 A u s t i n , T e x
221 A u b u r n , N . Y
222 1 N e w B r u n s w i c k , N . J
l
!
_
;
1
1,770
4,756
20,121
83,608
2,752
4,427
3,700
17,320
39,690 1
1,770
1,465
4,756
20,121
10,668
83,608
1,620
4,394
2,396
5,482
4,147
2,752
4,427
3 700
17,320
39,690
26
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
City number
T a b l e IV —Continued
REVENUE
RECEIPTS
GOVERNMENTAL-COST
Net
CITY
Net
Transfer
Transfer
Per
capita
Total
PAYMENTS
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 5 0 , 0 0 0 — C o n t i n u e d
223
224
225
226
227
Easton, Pa
Newport News, Va
D a n v i l l e , 111
Ogden, U t a h
Wilmington, N . C
$962,905
897, 784
1,366, 585
1,533,119
995, 732
$26. 96
25.22
38.60
43.32
28.19
228
229
230
231
232
Hazleton, Pa
Orange, N . J
Kokomo, Ind
A m s t e r d a m , N . Y_
P e t e r s b u r g , Va
863, 397
1,346,647
961, 935
1,109,854
922, 546
24.86
38.89
27.83
32. 32
27.18
233
234
235
Pensacola. F l a
Norristown, Pa
Lewiston, M e
O s h k o s h , Wis
750,147
651,030
887,162
1, 376, 748
22.10
19.19
26.63
41.47
240
Green Bay, Wis
Columbus, Ga
Watertown, N . Y
M o l i n e , 111
1,384,934
1, 266,127
1,253,550
1, 227, 549
41.84
38.29
38.12
37.98
241
242
243
244
Sheboygan, W i s . . .
Waltham, Mass
Newport, R. I
M u s k o g e e , Okla
1,405, 951
1, 718, 791
1, 251,994
1,389,351
43.60
53.63
39. 91
44.37
245
246
247
Newburgh, N. Y
L a Crosse, W i s
Lynchburg, Va
C o l o r a d o Springs, Colo
992, 404
1, 270, 732
1, 325, 465
1, 942, 740
31.72
41.77
43.77
64.53
$4,404
927
4,544
$1,039,899
1,426,009
1, 561,374
2,097, 368
1, 476,459
$29.11
40.06
44.11
59.26
41. 79
875, 728
1,306,356
885, 343
1,396, 953
1,219, 799
25.21
37. 72
25.61
40.68
35.94
48,490
870, 341
648,616
879,174
1, 623, 395
25.65
19.12
26.39
48.90
48, 490
37,205
1,471
1,802
2,869
1, 714,023
1,089,832
1, 543, 506
1,458, 332
51. 78
32.96
46.93
45.12
37, 205
I, 471
1,802
2,869
32,917
4,310
53.82 j
52.69
40.26
47.11 1
32,917
4,310
87,446 J
1, 735, 400
1, 688, 658
1, 263,143
1,475,241
18,970
46, 300
2,590
1, 286, 549
1,623, 520
1, 291, 211
2,118,376
41.12
53.37
42.64
70.37
694
34,820 |
35,430
3,749
85
$4,404
927
4,544
694
"34," 820
35,430
3,749
85
87,446
18,970
46,300
2,590
T h e a m o u n t s shown in t h e preceding table as transfer receipts and p a y m e n t s
comprise (1) service transfers, which are a m o u n t s paid as expenses or outlays
by one d e p a r t m e n t or enterprise t o another from which it receives services or
t h e use of q u a r t e r s ; a n d (2) interest transfers, which represent p a y m e n t s m a d e
by t h e city corporation or a division of t h e city to one of its funds on account
of interest on municipal securities held by t h a t fund. Of t h e transfer receipts
reported, $36,505,504 were interest transfers, and $6,374,575 were service
transfers. Of t h e t o t a l transfer p a y m e n t s , $36,505,504 were interest transfers,
and $6,351,463 were service transfers.
TABLE 5
Per capita revenue receipts and governmental-cost payments.—The per
capita receipts and p a y m e n t s of Table 5 are based on t h e absolute a m o u n t s
shown in Tables 3 and 4. T h e m o s t significant figures of t h e t a b l e are those for
t h e five groups of cities arranged according t o population. T h e y show t h a t t h e
per capita receipts and p a y m e n t s tend to increase with t h e size of t h e cities
from those having a population of from 30,000 t o 50,000 to those with over 500,000
i n h a b i t a n t s , t h e increase in t h e a m o u n t s of these transactions being in greater
proportion t h a n t h e increase in population. T h e population upon which t h e
per capita a m o u n t s are based is t h e estimated population of t h e city a t t h e middle
of t h e fiscal year of t h e city corporation as shown in t h e t h i r d column of Table
1, with t h e exceptions noted in t h e text discussion of Table 1, p . 13.
27
DESCBIPTION OP GENERAL TABLES
Comparative summary of per capita net revenue receipts and net governmental-cost payments of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-1923.—In Table V,
which follows, is presented a s u m m a r y of t h e per capita net revenue receipts
arid per capita net governmental-cost p a y m e n t s for t h e aggregate of t h e 146
cities covered by t h e several census reports for t h e specified years from 1903 t o
1923.
Table V
P E R CAPITA N E T R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS
P E R CAPITA N E T GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS
Other
t h a n of
public
service
enterprises
F o r exF o r ex- penses of
penses of p u b l i c
For
general
d e p a r t - service interest
enterments
prises
YEAR
Total
$54. 78
53.57
35.26
31.97
30.00
28.55
1923
1922
1919 . .
1917
1915
1913
1911
1909
1907
1905
1903
28.07
26.42
24. 67
22.79
21.14
_
_
DIAGRAM
4.—PER
CAPITA
Of
public
service
enterprises
$49.10
48. 74
31. 65
28. 84
26. 97
25. 74
$5.68
4.83
3.61
3.13
3.03
2.81
25. 09
23. 53
21. 90 *
20.19
18. 71
NET
P R I N C I P A L C L A S S E S , O F 146
Total
29
01
58
26
53
46
$35.
34.
22.
19.
18.
17.
25
37
28
53
95
67
$3.37
2.77
1.90
1.39
1.39
1.35
$5.03
5.79
3.89
3.66
3.58
3.15
$16. 64
16.08
7.51
8.68
10.60
10.29
32. 25
30. 33
29. 91
25.57
24. 64
16.
16.
15.
13.
13.
91
06
84
81
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
$60.
59.
35.
33.
34.
32.
2.98
2.89
2.77
2.60
2.42
For
outlays
PAYMENTS
FOR
GOVERNMENTAL
C I T I E S FOR S P E C I F I E D Y E A R S :
COSTS,
BY
1903-1923
DOLLARS
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1923 J>
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EXPENSES OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS
EXPENSES OF PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES
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Comparative summary of per capita net revenue receipts from principal
revenues of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-1923.—Table VI, which follows,
shows t h e per capitas of all net revenue receipts and 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 1923. T h e revenue receipts which are
included in t h e column headed " O t h e r 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, and escheats.
T h e p e r capita 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 an increase from 1903 to 1923.
28
FINANCIAL, STATISTICS OF CITIES
Table YI
The
general
property
tax
Total
YKAE
$54.78
53.57
35.26
31.97
30.00
28.55
1923
1922
1919
1917
1915
1913
28.07 I
26.42
24.67
22.79
21.14
1911
1909
1907.
1905
1903
Special
assessments
Other
taxes
Subventions
and
grants, Earnings
public Other
dona- ofservice
revenues
tions,
and pen- enterprises
sion
assessments
$36.27
35.85
23.29
20.57
18.73
17. 82
$2.94
2.80
2.68
2.37
2.36
2.42
$2.92
2.58
1.98
2.50
2.54
2.34
$2.98
3.13
1.43
1.28
1.26
1.28
$5.68
4.83
3.61
3.13
3.03
2.81
$3.99
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
1.40
1.63
1.43
1.14
1.16
m
DIAGRAM 5 . — P E R CAPITA N E T REVENUE RECEIPTS, BY PRINCIPAL CLASSES, OF
146 CITIES FOU SPECIFIED YEARS: 1903-1923
0
6
10
16
20
E B B B 8 GENERAL PROPERTY T A X
DOLLARS
26
30
36
40
46
60
66
] | | | | | | | SUBVENTIONS. GRANTS. GIFTS. ETC.
( g g ^ g j OTHER T A X E 8
8888§8§§j PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES
22228 S P E C I A L ASSESSMENTS
[
1 OTHER REVENUE8
TABLE 6
Per cent distribution of revenue receipts and governmental-cost payments.—
Table 6 shows for the several cities and for the five groups of cities the per cent
which the receipts from each of the classes of revenue constitute of the total
revenue receipts and the per cent which the payments for each of the classes of
governmental costs—expenses, interest, and outlays—constitute of the total of
such payments, the figures for expenses being shown under two heads, "Expenses
of general departments'" and "Expenses of public service enterprises.'' The
per cents are in all cases computed upon the basis of the receipts and payments
shown in Tables 3 and 4.
Proportional distribution of revenue receipts, by divisions of the governments
of the cities.—An examination of Table 3 discloses the fact that the proportion
of revenues received from property taxes is much greater, as a rule, for city
corporations in cities having a single division of government than in those having two or more divisions, while the relative contributions by special assessments
are larger in the cities having more than one division of government. Independent divisions of the city government seldom receive revenue from special
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
29
assessments. The school districts receive a larger proportion of all revenues
from subventions than are received by any other division of government.
Per cent of revenue receipts required for meeting expenses and interest and
available for outlays.—Of the total revenue receipts of the 248 cities covered by
this report, 68.9 per cent was required for meeting expenses, 10.7 per cent was
required for meeting interest payments, and the remainder, 20.4 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 the per cent of governmental-cost payments
applied on expenses of general departments, expenses of public service enterprises, interest, and outlays, and the per cent of the total governmental costs
that were represented by revenue receipts. For 46 of the 248 cities the revenue
receipts were greater than the governmental-cost payments, while for the remaining 202 cities the revenues were not sufficient to meet the costs of the year for
expenses, interest, and outlays.
Comparative summary of the per cent distribution of net revenue receipts
of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-1923.—Table VII, which follows, shows
the per cent distribution of the net revenue receipts of the 146 cities covered
by the census reports for specified years from 1903 to 1923, inclusive. The
headings of the columns differ somewhat from those of Table 6, owing to slight
differences in the tables for net revenues in the earlier and later reports. The
percentages are based upon the absolute amounts of net revenue receipts tabulated in the reports for the several years, and that basis differs somewhat from
the basis for the percentages of Table 6 by being exclusive of service and interest
transfers. The figures for the several years are not in all cases strictly comparable, since those for the years 1903 to 1907 are computed upon the basis of
reports which in some columns include amounts received in error that were later
refunded. A careful investigation shows that this noncomparability exaggerates
for the years 1903 to 1907 the percentages for general property taxes to the
extent of less than 1 per cent. This exaggeration reduces the percentages of
most of the other columns, the total exaggeration and reduction being for any
given year not far from one-half of 1 per cent.
Table VII
The
general
property
tax
YEAR
1923
1922
1919
1917
1915
1913
1911
1909
1907
1905
1903
-
-
Other
taxes
Special
assessments
Subventions
and
Earnings
grants,
Other
donations, of public revenues
service
and
pension enterprises
assessments
66.2
66.9
66.0
64.3
62.4
62.4
5.4
5.2
7.6
7.4
7.8
8.5
5.3
4.8
5.6
7.8
8.5
8.2
5.4
5.9
4.1
4.0
4.2
4.5
10.4
9.0
10.2
9.9
10.0
9.9
7.3
8.2
64
6.6
69
6.6
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
50
5.5
30
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
DIAGRAM 6 * — P E R
CENT
D I S T R I B U T I O N OF N E T
REVENUE
C I T I E S FROM THE S E V E R A L S O U R C E S OF R E V E N U E
FOR
R E C E I P T S OF
SPECIFIED
146
YEARS:
1903-1923
40
PER CENT
50
1923
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1913
1911
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1907
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1909
1903 :
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I GENERAL PROPERTY T A X
| SUBVENTIONS. GRANTS. GIFTS. ETC.
JOTTER
I PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES
TAXES
I OTHER REVENUES
t ^ ^ j SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
DIAGRAM 7 . — P E R
CENT
MENTS OF 146
DISTRIBUTION
1923
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1919
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1917
OF
NET
GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAY-
C I T I E S FOR S P E C I F I E D Y E A R S : 1903-1923
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1911
^s^^^^^^^
1909
1915
1913
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
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1905
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1903
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1907
VZZZ&
T h e figures in Table V I I disclose a n u m b e r of minor variations in t h e proport i o n of receipts obtained from year to year from t h e several sources of revenue.
Receipts from " O t h e r t a x e s , " special assessments, and earnings of public service
enterprises show slightly smaller percentages in 1923 t h a n in 1903, a n d t h e
receipts from t h e general p r o p e r t y tax show somewhat greater percentages in
t h e later t h a n in t h e earlier years.
Comparative summary of the per cent distribution of net governmental-cost
payments of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-1923.—Table V I I I , which
follows, shows t h e per cent distribution of t h e net governmental-cost p a y m e n t s
for t h e 146 cities given in Table III for specified years from 1903 to 1923,
inclusive. T h e table discloses, for 1923 as compared with 1903, a decrease in
t h e proportion of p a y m e n t s for outlays, no variation in t h a t of p a y m e n t s for
interest, a n d a relatively slight increase in t h a t of p a y m e n t s for expenses.
31
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
T a b l e VIII
P E R CENT DISTRIBUTION OF
NET
GOVERNMENTAL-COST
1'AYMENTS
P E R CENT DISTRIBUTION OF
N E T GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS
YEAR
YEAR
For
expenses
1923
1922
1919
1917
1915
1913 - - .
For
interest
For
outlays
8.3
9.8
10.9
11.0
10.4
9.7
64.1
62.9
68.0
62.9
58.9
58.6
27.6
27.3
21.1
26.1
30.7
31.7
1911-.1909
1907
1905
1903.
For
expenses
For
interest
56.3
57.0
56.9
58.2
58.4
9.5
9.4
8.5
9.2
8.3
-
For
outlays
34.2
33.6
34,6
32.5
33.3
TABLE 7
Receipts from the general property tax.—The receipts of the several cities
from the general property tax is shown in Table 7 in three columns. The first
column gives the total amount collected in each of the several cities, the second,
the amount collected as part of the original levy, and the third, the amount
received as penalties and interest on deferred payments.
Receipts from special taxes.—In the text for Table 3 will be found a discussion
of the character of taxes classified as special. In Table 7 receipts from special
taxes are shown under two heads, "Property" and "All other." The amounts
received from the different classes of special property taxes are shown in Table
IX, which follows.
SPECIAL P R O P E R T Y T A X E S
Table IX
Corporation
All
other
Total
Bank
$16,477, 820
Grand total..
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I. . .
II _ .
III.
IV..
V._
8, 254, 640
232,028
4, 622,033
1,905,017
1,464,102
Street
railway
All other
$4,117, 589
$398,866
$11,949, 512
$11,853
3,140,052
231, 761
221, 652
329,020
195,104
223, 605
12
81, 587
48, 731
44,931
4,886,493
4,490
255
664
GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 500,000 A N D
1
4
7
8
12
New York, N . Y
Detroit, Mich
Baltimore, M d
Boston, Mass
Buffalo, N . Y
_
_
_..
$4,833,901
4,490
595, 812
2, 756, 012
64,425
$2,479, 815
4, 318,130
1, 527, 266
1, 217,623
6,444
OVER
$2,354,086
$4,490
595, 812
$223, 605
2, 532,407
64, 425
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 300,000 TO 500,000
13
15
?,0
23
Milwaukee, Wis
Newark, N . J
Indianapolis, I n d
Jersey City, N . J
_
GROUP III—CITIES
36
41
48
49
52
Worcester, Mass
New Haven, Conn
Springfield, M a s s
Bridgeport, Conn
Paterson, N . J
_
HAVING
_._
_
$255
126,823
12
104,938
A
$255
$126, 823
$12
104,938
P O P U L A T I O N OF
$550,685
69, 426
426, 740
16, 775
24, 454
$69,099
8,115
16, 775
24, 454
100,000 T O
300,000
$1, 213
$549, 472
7,911
410, 714
$327
32
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
Cityniimber
Table IX—Continued
SPECIAL PROPERTY TAXES
Corporation
CITY
Total
Bank
Street
railway
All other
All
other
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
53
55 New Bedford, Mass
56 Trenton, N. J
58 Camden, N. J
60 Fall River, Mass
6?,
64
67
19,
73
74
$835,322
735,709
23,894
21,182
796,602
Wilmington, Del
Lowell, Mass
Cambridge, Mass
Elizabeth, N. J
Utica, N. Y
Lynn, Mass
._. •—>.
$2,150
23,894
21,182
337
476,895
404,721
8,355
2,457 i
228,479
6,791
34,080
8,355
2,457
4,300
$19,831
$833,172
715,878
3,714
792,888
4,421
40,036
465,683
330,605
4,461
219, 718
$337
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
79
80
81
83
91
Somerville, Mass
Schenectady, N . Y
W a t e r b u r y , Conn
Lawrence, Mass
Bayonne, N . J
qo
101
T03
109
114
Manchester, N . H
Portland, M e
Troy, N . Y
BrocktoD, Mass
Hoboken, N . J
Passaic, N . J
N e w Britain, Conn
1?7 Holyoke, Mass
133
135 Haverhill, Mass
116
19^
138
145
150
153
156
157
.
-
-
Winston-Salem, N . C
Atlantic City, N. J . . . .
Maiden, Mass _«
Charlotte, N. C
$24
8, 597
17, 386
3, 596
4, 731
$125,632
8,597
17,386
654, 264
4,731
._._
201,430
55, 276
39, 767
150, 734 |
14, 290
127, 707
55, 276
39, 767
16,791
13,694
327, 644
3,436
87, 531
16, 791
13, 694
4,944
3,436
4,081
14,290
1
3,192
999
92,614
11,508
73, 792
1,709
$24,875
$100,733
2,070
648,598
73,723
3,395
322,700
2,640
80,810
2,487
999
90,127
13,264
60, 528
1,709
3,192
11, 508
147,339
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000
$10,335
138,179
92,443
65
128,441
$10,335
30,637
614
$1,325
3,678
$106,217
88,151
7,113
69
121,259
4,190
48,215
98,856
137,238
159,446
4,190
680
2,108
110
11,141
10,926
2,351
10,711
69
36,609
94,397
126,417
148,236
193 West Hoboken, N . J
196 Brookline, Mass
197
204
212 New Roohelle, N . Y
12,183
119,252
15,461
178,741
338
12,183
21,491
15,461
741
338
213
211
218
221
222
5,255
115,434
19, 662
8,097
5,887
19,662
8,097
5,887
229
231
235
239
241
242
3,339
16, 362
7,077
12, 283
6, 379 j
120, 944
161 Elmira, N. Y
162
168
169
175 Pittsfield, Mass
176
179
185 Salem, Mass
187
189 Fitchburg, Mass
.
...
...
14,330
83,431
1,400
176,600
5,255
$65
115,434
3,339
16,362
7,077
12,283
6,379
72
120,872
33
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL, TABLES
The amounts received from the different classes of special taxes shown in the
column headed "All other" are presented in Table X, which follows.
O T H E E SPECIAL TAXES
Table X
Inheritance
Total
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
II
III
IV
V
i $32, 273,387
$1,239,813
20,973,960
3,129,493
3, 703,067
1,800.264
2, 669, 603
439,965
341,768
333,910
57,846
66,324
Income
$26,394,032
16,519,746
2,548,340
3,181,933
1, 635,714
2,508,299
Mortgage
$4,593,219
3,971,100
233,211
187,224
106,704
94.980
GROUP I — C I T I E S HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 500,000 A N D OVER
1
?
4
5
8
12
N e w York, N . Y
Chicago, 111
Detroit, M i c h . .
Cleveland, O h i o . Boston, M a s s . .
Buffalo, N . Y
.
$15,641,614
98,840
551,982
341,125
3,540,790
799,609
$12,365,316
$3,276,298
$98, 840
508,833
341,125
3, 540, 790
613,640
185,969
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 300,000 TO 500,000
13
14
16
17
21
Milwaukee, Wis
Washington, D . C . _
Minneapolis, M i n n
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
Rochester, N . Y
.
_
. _ ._
. . _
$2,252,117
6,174
134,168 |
196.069
540,965
$112, 632
$2,139,485
33,067
196,069
$101,101
408,855
132,110
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
_
._
$115,661
68,715
31,520
33,122
554,436
$115, 661
68,715
26
27
30
33
36
T o l e d o , Ohio
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
St. Paul, M i n n
A k r o n , Ohio
Worcester, M a s s
37
38
43
44
46
Syracuse, N . Y
Richmond, Va
D a v t o n , Ohio
Norfolk, V a
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
264,281
12,040
41,595
10,482
52,295
48
55
60
61
64
Springfield, M a s s
N e w Bedford, M a s s
Fall River, Mass
Albany, N . Y
Lowell, M a s s
514, 640
311,941
308,926
183,271
245, 722
514, 640
311,941
308,926
143,770
245, 722
67
69
70
73
74
Cambridge, Mass
Yonkers, N . Y._
Duluth, Minn
Utica, N . Y
Lynn, Mass
301,440
257, 728
16,418
147, 679
231,155
301,440
225, 773
^
_
_
!
$31,520
33,122
$554,436
221,454
42,827
12,040
41,595
10,482
52,295
122, 676
231,155
39,501
31,955
16,418
25,003
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000
78
79
80
83
100
C a n t o n , Ohio
_
Somerville, M a s s
Schenectady, N . Y
Lawrence, M a s s . _
Binghamton, N . Y
103
109
117
121
127
Troy, N . Y
Brockton, Mass
Springfield, Ohio
Racine, Wis
Holyoke, Mass
$10,506
172,472
114,156
193, 668
117, 919
_
_
_
_._
_.
91,231
200,341
22,308
112,327
169,127
$10,506
$172,472
85,023
193, 668
74,852
$29,133
69,604
200,341
21,627
43,067
22,308
112,327
168, 649
478
* Includes $43,149 bond tax for Detroit, Mich., and i 3,174 incorporation tax for Washington, D . C , not
shown in detail.
46998—25t
3
34
FINANCIAL. STATISTICS OF
Table X—Continued
CITIES
OTHER SPECIAL TAXES
CITY
Total
GROUP IV.—CITIES
133
135
14?
150
155
156
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y
Haverhill, M a s s . . .
Roanoke, Va_.
Quincy, Mass
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
Maiden, Mass
_.
HAVING
A POPULATION
$132,229
150,407
14,440
145, 642
10,592
142,899
Inheritance
O F 50,000 T O
Income
Mortgage
100,000—Continued
$119,830
150,407
$12,399
$14,440
16,592
145, 642
142,899
GROUP V — CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000
Elmira, N. Y
Newton, Mass
Chelsea, Mass
Kenosha, Wis
Mount Vernon, N. Y .
$57,395
334,842
93,179
54,110
114,905
$48,314
334,842
93,179
54,110
92,978
Pittsfleld, Mass..
Medford, Mass..
Lima, Ohio
Salem, Mass
Madisoa, Wis...
123, 708
110,290
40,329
132,372
105, 729
123, 708
110,290
$40,329
Everett, Mass
Fitchburg, Mass..
Hamilton, Ohio...
Brookline, Mass__
Jamestown, N. Y_
98,645
118,413
11,114
422,431
32,551
11,114
Lorain, Ohio
Chicopoe, Mass
Superior, Wis
New Rochelle, N. Y .
Taunton, Mass
1,418
83.867
40, 663
125,862
97,487
Poughkeepsie, N. Y_
Auburn, N. Y
Newport News, Va_.
Amsterdam, N. Y__.
Petersburg, Va
Oshkosh, Wis.
Green Bay, Wis
Watertown, N. Y___.
Sheboygan, Wis
Waltham, Mass
Newburgh, N. Y
LaCrosse, Wis
Lynchburg, Va
53, 211
33, 607
19
24, 568
1,595
51,494
32,866
52, 628
37,400
86,355
37,467
46,234
11,849
$9,081
21,927
132,372
105, 729
98, 645
118,413
422,431
26,097
6,454
1,418
83,867
40,663
98,877
97,487
39,086
30,112
27,985
14,125
3,495
24,568
51,494
32,866,
46, 747
37,400
86,355
31,435
46,234
5,881
6,032
11,849
Receipts from poll taxes.—In some cities poll taxes are assessed at a fixed
amount per capita; in others the polls are graded according to the occupation of
the individual, and are assessed at the rate for the general property tax. All
receipts from per capita taxes, whether uniform or graded, are included in the
column headed "Poll taxes." Poll taxes amounting to $3,853,202 were reported
in 1923 by 114 of the 248 cities located in 24 States.
Receipts from business taxes.—In 1923 the revenue derived from business
taxes, exacted with or without the issue of licenses, amounted to $36,626,143, a
relatively small percentage of the total revenues.
Receipts from nonbusiness license taxes.—The receipts from nonbusiness
license taxes are tabulated in three columns, the headings of which are fairly
descriptive of the classes of revenue included under each.
Some of the cities not reporting receipts from dog taxes collected such taxes
for the States, receiving back a portion of the same as subventions, receipts from
which are included in Table 8. In other cities dogs are assessed as property,
and receipts from taxes on dogs are included with general property taxes.
DESCRIPTION OP GENERAL, TABLES
35
T h e t e r m " g e n e r a l license t a x e s " is used to designate t h e taxes exacted with
t h e granting of all licenses under general s t a t u t e s or ordinances, other t h a n dog
licenses a n d business licenses. T h e tax on m o t o r vehicles forms t h e most imp o r t a n t item a m o n g receipts of this class.
Receipts from special a s s e s s m e n t s and special charges for outlays.—With t h e
exception of p r o p e r t y taxes, special assessments and special charges for outlays
c o n s t i t u t e t h e largest single item of revenue for t h e majority of cities.
Special assessments for expenses were reported for 91 cities and aggregated
$4,306,505.
Special assessments and special charges for outlays were reported by 232
cities, with a t o t a l of $117,966,561. They were collected in t h e majority of
cities for t h e construction of sewers, paving, curbing, a n d sidewalks; b u t in
some cities, for t h e grading and widening of streets, t h e building of retaining
walls, bridges, and viaducts, and for p a r k improvements.
Receipts from fines, forfeits, and e s c h e a t s . — T h e text discussion of Table 3
presents definitions of these terms. With t h e exception of receipts from court
fines a n d forfeits, t h e a m o u n t of revenue from these sources is for most cities
comparatively small.
TABLE 8
Receipts from subventions and g r a n t s . — T h e t o t a l a m o u n t received as s u b ventions a n d grants from other civil divisions was $96,742,363, of which 89.4
per cent was for education.
Receipts from donations and pension a s s e s s m e n t s . — T h e receipts from donations from private individuals and corporations, given in Table 8, are arranged
in four classes: Those for (1) expenses other t h a n pensions, (2) pensions, (3) outlays, a n d (4) principal of public t r u s t funds.
Receipts for expenses other t h a n pensions include donations for maintenance
of schools and libraries, p a r k s a n d other recreational purposes, hospitals a n d
health d e p a r t m e n t s , a n d for charities.
Receipts for outlays represent contributions to t h e city for t h e purchase or
construction of educational a n d recreational facilities, of hospital equipment,
drinking fountains, a n d of memorials to heroes.
Receipts for establishing or adding to t h e principal of public t r u s t funds were
reported by comparatively few cities a n d were for such purposes as policemen's,
firemen's, a n d t e a c h e r s ' retirement, park, school, library, or hospital endowment,
a n d relief of poor.
T h e receipts from pension assessments were largely contributed by policemen,
firemen, a n d teachers, although small a m o u n t s were contributed by other municipal employees.
TABLE 9
Receipts from highway privileges.—Among t h e receipts from highway privileges are those from steam a n d street railroads for t h e privilege of using t h e
streets for t h e t r a n s p o r t a t i o n of freight or passengers, a n d those for electric
light a n d power companies, water, telegraph, and telephone companies, a n d heat
distribution a n d refrigeration companies for t h e privilege of placing wires, pipes,
poles, a n d other equipment in, under, over, or across t h e streets, incident to t h e
conduct of their business of furnishing public utilities. U n d e r this heading are
included, also, a m o u n t s received by t h e cities for such privileges as to maintain
vaults under t h e sidewalk, to use portions of t h e street for storing building
materials, a n d to extend awnings or show windows beyond t h e building line.
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FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
Receipts from rents of investment properties.—The receipts from rents
tabulated in Table 9 comprise all amounts collected as compensation for the
use of lands or other property not employed for general departmental purposes.
These receipts are separated into two classes—those from the properties of
^sinking and public trust funds and those from all other properties.
Receipts from interest.—Table 9 includes all interest receipts of the general
treasury and of the separate funds of the cities covered by this report except (1)
receipts of interest on taxes and special assessments, and (2) receipts of accrued
interest on original loans.
The first column of the interest section of Table 9 shows the total revenue
receipts from interest—that is, the total receipts from interest, less receipts in
error later corrected by refund payments, and accrued interest on original sales
of debt obligations. These revenue receipts are arranged in four groups—those
received by sinking funds, by public trust funds, by investment funds and from
investments, and those received on current deposits. With the interest here
tabulated are the receipts of sinking funds, public trust funds, and investment
funds thai were paid by the divisions of the city government to these funds as
interest on their debt obligations held as investments. The aggregate of such
interest transfer receipts was $36,505,504, of which $21,390,578, or 58.6 per cent,
was reported by New York, N. Y. If this aggregate be deducted from the total
interest receipts there remains $27,212,894 which is the actual interest, or that
received from the public by the 248 cities in 1923.
TABLE 10
Character of receipts tabulated as from general departmental earnings.—
American municipalities realize considerable amounts of revenue from fees,
charges, rents, sales, and allied sources. The revenues from these sources
are what economists call contractual as distinguished from compulsory revenues
tabulated in Tables 3 and 7 as taxes, special assessments, and fines. They
involve the exchange of equivalents by which cities receive cash in return for
a benefit granted in the form of service, rents, or objects sold.
The receipts of the general departments from fees and charges include all
amounts received by the cities as compensation for services rendered to the
payers by the general departments of the cities, whether the services were clerical
in character, the compensation for which is called a "fee," or were other than
clerical, the compensation for which is called a "charge."
As receipts from rents there are included in Table 10 only amounts received
for the use of real property employed principally for departmental uses.
As receipts from sales there are included receipts from the sale of discarded
equipment and materials where the payments for replacement and renewal are
classified as expenses. Similar sales on outlay account are included in nonrevenue receipts in Table 18.
Certain receipts from sources other than those above described are classed
as departmental, the principal item being amounts received as insurance to
cover losses by fire in cases where the repair of fire damages is charged to expense.
Receipts from insurance where the repair of damages is charged to outlay are
classified as offsets to outlays and are included in nonrevenue receipts shown in
Table 18.
Classification of general departmental receipts.—The total amount of receipts
from fees, charges, rents, sales, and allied sources is shown in this report, and
also its distribution to the divisions of government by which the services were
rendered. These divisions correspond to the classification employed in tabulating the general departmental expenses and outlays, as given in Tables 12 and 17.
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
0
37
TABLE 11
Public service enterprises.—In the text of Table 3 will be found a definition
of the term public service enterprise as used by the Bureau of the Census.
The statistics of municipally operated public service enterprises are for most
cities defective because of the fact that their accounts are not completely segregated, and the enterprises are not credited with all the revenues arising from
their activities nor debited with all the expenses chargeable to them. For example, they may not be credited with the interest earned on their funds on current deposit nor charged with the interest on their bonds. And in many cases
they are not credited for utilities furnished or services rendered by them to the
various departments and to other public utility enterprises of the city.
Receipts of public service enterprises.—The receipts shown in Table 11 for
the different classes of public service enterprises include all revenue receipts of
these enterprises recorded in the city books, with the exception of interest on
current deposits. Of the large amount reported for New York, N. Y., in the
column headed " All other," $3,081,492 was received from ferry tolls and $338,466,
from bridge tolls. Amounts for other cities appearing in that column were
received principally from ferries, toll bridges, harbor towage and pilotage, land
development, ice plants, and farms.
TABLE 12
Payments for general departmental expenses.—In Table 12 are presented
statistics showing payments for the expenses of the various cities during 1923
for objects or purposes other than the operation and maintenance of public
service enterprises, which are classified by the Bureau of the Census as expenses
of general departments. Such payments constitute by far the most important
class of payments for the costs of municipal governments, comprising 56.7 per
cent of the total payments for governmental costs, as shown in Table 6. They
are given in Table 12 in sufficient detail to show the relative expenses of the
several departments and branches of work in each city and to provide data for
comparing the expense payments for a given object in one city with the corresponding payments in other cities.
These payments are arranged in nine general groups or divisions to each of
which is given a specific designation, and the payments recorded in each of these
divisions are subdivided according to specific purpose. In making comparisons
of the data for individual cities from Table 12 it should be noted that while the
payments shown for the main groups of departments or divisions are fairly
accurate, and hence comparable, those for some of the individual objects of expenditure are less exact. For example, the expenses for the care and repair of
bridges shown, so far as possible, in Division V in the column headed " Other
highway structures," can not in all cities be segregated from the expenses for the
care and repair of streets and pavements, which are included in the column
headed " Roadways." Hence the individual items of highway expense are less
accurate than the aggregate of all highway expenses.
A large number of cities made payments in 1923 for checking the spread of
tuberculosis and for the care of patients suffering from that disease. An effort
was made to include all payments for expenses of this class among those of the
health department as part of the total payments for the prevention and cure of
communicable diseases. For most cities all of these payments are tabulated as
for the health department, but in several cases some of them are included with
payments for outdoor poor relief and for hospitals.
Imperfect statements of expenses.—In the last column of several of the divisions of Table 12 are tabulated payments that could not be distributed to any
one of the more specific columns of the division, owing to imperfect local accounts.
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FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
Payments for miscellaneous expenses.—In most instances t h e column h e a d ings of this division reveal clearly the' n a t u r e of t h e p a y m e n t s t a b u l a t e d u n d e r
each. Under t h e heading "Unclassified" are t a b u l a t e d those p a y m e n t s t h a t are
not assignable to any specific classification of any of t h e divisions. T h e a m o u n t s
included ia t h e column " U n d i s t r i b u t e d " are, with few exceptions, those which
with perfect accounting for statistical reports would be distributed to t h e various
other columns of t h e table. T h e a m o u n t s so t a b u l a t e d represent (1) undist r i b u t e d p a y m e n t s for incidental operating plants which are classified as municipal
service enterprises, such as electric-light plants, heating plants, a n d garages; a n d
(2) incidental operating plants not classified as municipal service enterprises,
a n d such other p a y m e n t s for accounts with d e p a r t m e n t s of supplies, purchasing
agent, insurance, printing, advertising, a n d similar accounts as can not be distributed.
Exceptional payments for expenses by Massachusetts cities.—The State of
Massachusetts has established for the benefit of a n u m b e r of cities and towns
certain metropolitan districts in and a b o u t Boston for t h e purchase and imp r o v e m e n t of p a r k s and for t h e construction and maintenance of sewers and
waterworks. T h e cities and towns benefited are charged with t h e costs of m a i n taining t h e properties and public improvements acquired, including t h e interest
on loans m a d e by t h e S t a t e for t h e original outlays, and are required to m a k e
contributions to t h e State sinking fund for t h e redemption of t h e d e b t incurred
by t h e S t a t e for their benefit. Other p a y m e n t s to t h e commonwealth of t h e
same general n a t u r e are those for the abolition of grade crossings.
Comparative summary of payments for general departmental expenses of
146 cities for specified years 1903-1923.—In Table X I , which follows, there is
presented by principal divisions of the d e p a r t m e n t s of city government, a summ a r y of the 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 1923, inclusive. I n compiling this table certain
changes have been m a d e in t h e tabulation 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. T i e changes referred to result in pensions being shown under " Miscellaneous" instead of as a p a r t of the expenses of the d e p a r t m e n t s affected.
Table XI
G E N E R A L DEPARTMENTAL
1923
E X P E N S E S : 146 CITIES
$1, 208, 056,438 \
TotalGeneral government
Protection to person and property...
Health and sanitation. _ _
Highways
Charities, hospitals, and correctionsSchools
_
Libraries
Recreation
Miscellaneous. __
Total
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 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
Schools
Libraries.
_
Recreation
._
Miscellaneous
1922
107, 514, 531
244, 721, 688
120, 343,465
106, 089, 396
74, 904, 045
444,474, 058
15, 024, 687
39, 521, 285
55, 463, 283
$1,155, 691, 566
105,174, 603
234,199, 781
115, 448, 036
98, 763, 819
76, 627, 893
422, 843, 735
14, 326, 837
38, 703, 377
49, 603,485
1919
$697,319, 550
72, 585,840
146, 763,351
75, 847, 376
65, 003, 951
53, 262,472
216, 701, 210
9, 079, 614
24, 204, 797
33, 870,939
1915
1911
1907
$546, 568, 203
$452,899, 274
$367, 367,970
$278,173,930
62, 793,192
120, 696, 506
55, 758,072
60, 615, 862
38, 285, 217
162,332,373
7,134, 599
20, 416,484
18, 535,898
53, 766, 741
106,120, 083
45, 691,189
52, 214, 269
30, 647, 652
127, 604, 264
5,939, 527
17,114,125
13,801,424
42, 703, 670
87, 885, 728
36, 899,721
42, 718, 510
24,408, 009
102, 395, 627
4,989, 705
11, 794,950
13, 572, 050
30,842, 225
71, 020,732
25, 807, 639
34, 208,774
18, 280, 597
80, 853, 672
4, 067,969
7,457, 424
5,634,898
1903
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DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL, TABLES
An examination of Table X 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 1923 being $46,494,125, while for t h e last four
years of t h a t period it was $127,684,222.
TABLE 13
Payments for the principal general departmental expenses, total and per
capita.—In Table 13 are presented t h e governmental-cost p a y m e n t s , t o t a l a n d
per capita for expenses other t h a n those of public service enterprises, arranged
in m o s t cases according to nine main groups of municipal d e p a r t m e n t s , offices,
a n d accounts, b u t in a few cases showing separately t h e expenses of t h e more i m p o r t a n t individual d e p a r t m e n t s , such as police and fire d e p a r t m e n t s and schools.
Expenses increasing with population of cities.—Group I shows t h e highest
per capita figures for all expenses included in t h e table, Groups I I , III, IV, a n d
V following in t h e order named. T h e figures for individual cities of t h e different
groups show striking variations, because of t h e factors other t h a n population
which influence expense p a y m e n t s .
T h e per capita p a y m e n t s for general governmental expenses in cities of Groups
I and I I are larger t h a n they otherwise would be because of t h e fact t h a t New
York, N . Y., Philadelphia, Pa., St. Louis, Mo., Baltimore, Md., Boston, Mass.,
San Francisco, Calif., Washington, D . C., and New Orleans, La., exercise all
t h e executive and judicial functions usually possessed by counties. To secure
comparability between the p a y m e n t s for all general governmental functions in
these cities and in other cities of Groups I and I I which exercise no county functions, certain percentages of t h e p a y m e n t s for expenses of county governments
of t h e other cities of Groups. I and I I are combined with t h e city p a y m e n t s , aa
has been explained in t h e discussion of Table 2, page 15.
Comparative s u m m a r y of t h e per capita net payments for general departmental expenses of all cities for specified y e a r s : 1903-1923.—In Table X I I ,
which follows, are shown t h e 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 population
of over 30,000 for specified years from 1903 to 1923. There has been a general
increase in t h e total n u m b e r of cities covered by these reports, b u t this has h a d
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 those of public service
enterprises increased from $13.19 in 1903 to $34.02 in 1923, or 157.9 per c e n t .
T a b l e XII
Total
YEAR
1923_
1922
1919
1917.
1915
1913
1911
1909
1907
1905__
1903
_
-..
Protecto H e a l t h
General tion
and
govern- person
and
sanitament
proption
erty i
ChariEDUCATION
ties,
High- hospiw a y s tals, a n d
correc- Schools* Libraries 2
tions
Recreation 2
Miscellaneous l
$34. 02
33.15
21.63
18.96
18.45
17.23
$2.95
2.94
2.22
2.18
2.10
2.00
$6.82
6.66
4.53
4.04
4.06
3.89
$3.34
3.25
2.34
1.93
1.86
1.75
$3.01
2.87
2.04
1.96
2.06
1.93
$2.01
2.08
• 1.59
1.36
1.26
1.11
$12. 87
12.50
6.88
5.89
5.58
4.98
$0.43
0.41
0.28
0.25
0.24
0.22
$1.10
1.09
0.74
0.66
0.68
0.63
$1.49
1.34
1.01
0.69
0.61
0.71
17.62
16.07
15.95
13.88
13.19
2.08
1.96
1. 86
1.38
1.46
4.12
3.89
3.80
3.52
3.35
1.77
1.62
1.59
1.35
1.21
2.04
1.71
1.91
1.67
1.64
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
* Payments for pensions are included in column "Miscellaneous" for the years 1911 to 1923, inclusive;
for3 the years 1903 to 1909, inclusive, they are included with expenses of police, fire, and school departments.
Payments for expenses of art galleries and museums are included in column " Recreation" for the years
1911 to 1923, inclusive; for the years 1903 to 1909, inclusive, they are included with the expenses of libraries.
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FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
DIAGRAM 8 . — P E R CAPITA N E T PAYMENTS FOR PRINCIPAL G E N E R A L D E PARTMENTAL E X P E N S E S O F A L L C I T I E S OF O V E R 30,000 F O R S P E C I F I E D Y E A R S :
1903-1923
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1822
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1919
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1913
^^y///^^^m\
1
1
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1911
1917
,1915
1909
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1905
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1903
1907
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EDUCATION
HEALTH AND SANITATION
C H A R I T I E S . HOSPITALS. A N D CORRECTIONS
| P R O T E C T I O N TO PERSON A N D PROPERTY
j | GENERAL GOVERNMENT.
RECREATION
| HIGHWAYS
ALLOTHER
TABLE 14
Per cent distribution of payments for the principal general departmental
expenses, by object of payment.—Table 14 shows, b y 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, o t h e r t h a n of public service enterprises. This distribution represents t h e
relative i m p o r t a n c e of t h e principal classes of expenses for t h e several cities a n d
groups of cities.
F o r nearly all cities a larger percentage was reported for schools t h a n for a n y
o t h e r purpose shown in t h e table. Although t h e per capita expenses for schools,
as shown in T a b l e 13, increase with t h e size of t h e cities, t h e y do n o t increase as
r a p i d l y as other per capita expenses; hence t h e percentages represented by school
expenses, as given in T a b l e 14, are greater for t h e cities of Group V t h a n for those
of G r o u p I.
Comparative summary of per cent distribution of net general departmental
expenses of all cities for specified years: 1903-1923.—Table X I I I , 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 net 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 h a v i n g 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
y e a r s from 1903 t o 1923.
Table XIII
1923
1933
1919
1917
1915
1913
1911
1909
1907
1905 1903
8.7
General government
Protection to person and property. 20.1
9.8
Health and sanitation
8.9
Highways
Charities, hospitals, and corrections 5.9
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
37.8
1.3
3.2
. . . 4.4
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 28.2
1.5
1.3
3.7
3.4
3.0 i 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
OBJECT OF PAYMENT
Schools
Libraries
Recreation
Miscellaneous.
..
-
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DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
DIAGRAM 9 . — P E R
CENT
DISTRIBUTION
OF
PRINCIPAL
GENERAL
MENTAL E X P E N S E S OP A L L C I T I E S O P O V E R 30,000 FOR S P E C I F I E D
DEPARTYEARS:
1903-1923
PER CENT
1923 4XV#Zt6>Z4ZK4^^
1922
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1919 4VWZXV4<Z4X^^
1917
1915
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1911
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1909
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1913
11
11
19i
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1905 >ZVZKV4Z>VXCt^^
1903
wmw/yy/v^^
y,w
EDUCATION
3JHIGHWAYS
^ C H A R I T I E S , HOSPITALS. A N D C O R R E C T I O N S
HEALTH AND SANITATION
BRECREATION
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
|ALLOTHER
TABLE 15
P a y m e n t s for expenses of public service enterprises.—The n a t u r e of these
enterprises has been explained in t h e text discussion of Table 3.
T h e water-supply system is t h e most i m p o r t a n t public service enterprise
operated by American cities. Statistics of revenue receipts a n d p a y m e n t s for
expenses and outlays of such systems h a v e been presented since 1902 for 146
cities, except as t o outlays for 1902, 1903, a n d 1922. A s u m m a r y of these
receipts and p a y m e n t s for specified years from 1903 t o 1923 is included in t h e
s t a t e m e n t which follows.
PAYMENTS
Revenue
receipts
Total
1923
1922
1919
1917
1915
1913
1911
1909
1907
1905.
1903
_
$120,341,095
108,428,188
86,272,626
76,964,015
70, 599,902
65,317,823
$138,841, 695
63, 610,139
57,105, 840
52,712,870
47,396,604
42,986,187
91,968,532
76,452,815
61,760,318
41,581, 743
0)
80,674,743
63, 918,158
76,609,355
91,276,498
0)
Expenses
Outlays
$63, 264,186
56,922,616
41,686,560
31,885, 640
30,217,904
29,227,070
$75,577,509
25,882, 798
23,519,487
20,827,844
18,677,311
17,449,061
66,085,734
52,933,328
40,932,474
22,904,432
0)
38, 988,183
32,032,518
46,391,451
62,049,428
(i)
i Outlays for water-supply systems not reported separately.
F r o m 1903 t o 1923 t h e receipts from t h e revenues of water-supply systems of
these 146 cities increased $77,354,908, or 180 per cent, while their p a y m e n t s
for expenses increased $45,815,125, or 262.6 per cent. T h e p a y m e n t s for
expenses a m o u n t e d t o 40.6 per cent of t h e receipts from revenue in 1903 a n d 52.6
per cent in 1923. T h e increase in t h e revenue receipts a n d p a y m e n t s for ex46998—25t
4
42
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
penses and outlays of the water-supply systems of the 146 cities during specified
periods from 1903 to 1923, as shown in the statement above are illustrated by
Diagram 10.
DIAGRAM 1 0 . — R E V E N U E RECEIPTS AND GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR
EXPENSES AND OUTLAYS OF WATER-SUPPLY SYSTEMS OF 146 CITIES FOR
SPECIFIED YEARS: 1903-1923
0 __
18
30
«6
MILLION8 OF DOLLARS
60
76
90_
106
120
138
1923
1922
1919
1917
1915
1913
191 I
1909
1907
»«06
1903
• • • • R E V E N U E RECEIPTS
QSZ2SB PAYMENTS FOR'EXPENSES
V//////A PAYMENTS FOR •OUTLAYS
Of the Massachusetts cities of over 30,000 inhabitants, eight are in the metropolitan water district and obtain water for their several systems from the metropolitan
water system. The metropolitan water system is operated by the State, and all
costs of construction, extension, and maintenance are apportioned among the
municipalities benefited. These costs are annually apportioned among the
various cities and towns in three parts: (1) For the accumulation of sinking funds
to redeem bonds issued for the construction or extension of the metropolitan
system, (2) for interest on such bonds, and (3) for expenses of maintenance.
TABLE 16
Payments for interest on city debts.—The interest payments of Table 16 are
classified as payments for interest on (1) funded and floating debt, (2) special
assessment loans, and (3) other debt, including revenue loans and miscellaneous
debt obligations. They are all exclusive of payments made in error and later
repaid to the city and of payments of interest which balance amounts previously
received as accrued interest on the original issue of city debt obligations.
The amounts included in this table in the columns headed "All other" and
"Of other divisions" are given in detail for the various divisions of the city governments in the column headed "Interest" in Table 4. Of the total amount of
interest payments, 88.2 per cent was reported for city corporations, 7.7 per cent
for independent school districts, and 4.1 per cent for other independent divisions,
including certain counties in Groups I and II.
The aggregate of all interest payments was $227,854,879. Of this amount,
$36,505,504, or 16 per cent, represents transfers or amounts of money paid by the
various divisions of the governments of the cities as interest on city securities
held by the sinking funds, investment funds, and public trust funds.
From the classification of interest according to the kind of debt obligation on
which paid, it appears that 90.1 per cent of the total interest payments was on
funded and floating debt, 4.6 per cent on special assessment loans, and 5.3 per
cent on revenue loans and miscellaneous debt obligations.
The interest on special assessment loans is seldom paid from collections of
property taxes or similar revenues, but from special assessments, such assessments
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
43
being collected in a number of annual or semiannual installments, each one of
which includes an amount for meeting the interest on the bonds for the amortization of which the installment is collected.
Exceptional payments for interest by Massachusetts cities.—In the discussion
of Table 12 attention is called to certain payments by Massachusetts cities to the
Commonwealth for the maintenance of sewer, park, and water-supply systems
that have been constructed for the benefit of the city of Boston and the adjoining
municipalities, and the further payment to the State to reimburse it for payments
of interest on loans which were made to finance the construction or acquisition of
the systems. Similar payments of interest are made to the State on the advances
made by it in financing the cost of changes required for the abolition of grade
crossings, and such interest payments are included in Table 16 on the lines for the
several cities.
TABLE 17
Payments ]for outlays.—The payments for outlays presented in Table 17
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 nongovernmental-cost
payments and nonrevenue receipts shown in Tables 19 and 18.
In the case of 39 cities the payments for outlays shown in Table 17 exceed the
amounts shown in Table 4, in the column headed " Outlays," by the amount of
those payments for outlays recorded in Table 17 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 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 17 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 amount by which the value of the permanent properties and public
improvements was increased as a result of the cash transactions of the year.
DIAGRAM 1 1 . — P E R CAPITA PAYMENTS FOR PRINCIPAL GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL
OUTLAYS OF ALL CITIES OF OVER 30,000 FOR SPECIFIED YEARS: 1903-1923
I H H
HIGHWAYS
( g g g g j PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY
£ £ 2 2 9 EDUCATION
(gg%gg| CHARITIES. HOSPITALS. AND CORRECTION*
B B B B 8 HEALTH AND SANITATION
i l l l ^ l GENERAL GOVERNMENT
m
|
|
RECREATION
| ALL OTHER
44
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
The governmental-cost payments for outlays of the 248 cities reported, as
shown in Table 4, amounted to $664,263,351. The excess of receipts from the
issue of debt obligations over payments for the cancellation of debt obligations,
as shown in Tables 18 and 19, was $355,684,487. The governmental-cost payments for outlays, therefore, exceeded the increase in debt by $308,578,864.
This shows that for the 248 cities as a whole the increase in debt during the year
amounted 1o 53.5 per cent of the governmental-cost payments for new properties
and public improvements.
Table XIV, which follows, presents a comparative summary of the per capita
payments for the principal general departmental outlays of all cities for specified
years from 1903 to 1923.
Table XIV
YEAR
Protecto Health
'General tion
and
Total govern- person
and sanitament proption
erty
nighways
Charities,
hospitals,
and
corrections
1923.
1922.
1919.
1917.
1915.
1913.
$13.68
12.68
5.64
6.98
8.35
7.61
$0.23
0.14
0.14
0.31
0.28
0.21
$0.40
0.40
0.30
0.23
0.28
0.29
$2.15
2.12
0.99
1.20
1.62
1.19
$5.22
4.85
2.41
3.25
3.76
3.39
$0.23
0.27
0.23
0.17
0.28
0.22
1911.
1909.
1907.
1905.
1903.
7.81
7.26
7.07
6.39
5.74
0.31
0.26
0.24
0.14
0.11
0.29
0.28
0.29
0.28
0.21
1.08
1.09
1.10
1.00
3/79
3.29
3.26
2.87
3.62
0.24
0.24
0.20
0.11
0.13
1
2
0)
Includes municipal service enterprises.
Detail lot available.
EDUCATION
Total
Schools Libraries
MisRecre- cellaation neous*
$4.44
$4.58
4.15
4.04
1.20 ! 1.13
1.42
1.33
1.61
1.54
1.37
(2)
$0.14
0.11
0.08
0.09
0.06
2
$0.80
0.69
0.36
0.34
0.41
0.87
$0.06
0.06
0.01
0.06
0.10
0.06
1.34
1.30
1.28
1.32
2
0.10
0.15
0.13
0.15
2
0.56
0.58
0.44
0.53
0.57
0.09
0.07
0.13
3
1.45
1.45 1
1.41 1
1.47
1.11
()
()
()
( 3)
()
3
Less than one-half of 1 cent.
* Included in the column headed "Highways."
TABLES 18 AND 19
f
Nonrevenue receipts and nongovernmental-cost payments.—Nonrevenue receipts are amounts received under such conditions that they do not result in an
increase in the value of municipal assets without increasing the indebtedness, and
nongovernmental-cost payments are amounts paid under such conditions that
they do not result in a decrease in the value of municipal assets without decreasing indebtedness. The relation of these receipts and payments to the records
from which census reports are compiled and the reasons for including them in
this report are set forth in the text for Table 2.
Receipts from the issue and payments for the cancellation of debt obligations.—
The transactions relating to debt, the totals of which are shown in Tables 18 and
19, are the net amounts received and paid, or the par value of the obligations
plus premiums and less discounts, on all obligations in the form of funded and
floating debt, revenue loans, special-assessment loans, and warrants issued but
not paid during the year reported or issued in a former year and paid in the
year reported.
Receipts for and payments to other civil divisions.—The receipts on account of
other civil divisions represent the total amounts received as taxes and other
revenues, where collections were made by a division of the government of the
city for the State, county, or other division of government not included in this
report as a division of the government of the city, and the payments to other civil
divisions represent the total amounts disbursed to the civil divisions for which
moneys were collected. Such receipts and payments are agency transactions
that are authorized by statutes.
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45
Receipts and payments on account of private trusts.—Nearly all cities receive
a n d disburse moneys on account of private trusts. Such t r u s t s are of t w o
kinds—those under which the city assumes t h e obligation of applying t o 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 trust, and those under which t h e
city merely holds moneys or securities until t h e fulfillment of certain conditions
or t h e determination or discovery of t h e owner. Tables 18 a n d 19 show t h e
t o t a l a m o u n t s received and paid on account of p r i v a t e t r u s t s of both kinds,
whether they were carried on t h e books as separate funds or merely carried as
accounts of t h e general fund. I n all cases t h e balances on h a n d constitute a n
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 18 a n d 19 as received from t h e sale a n d paid for t h e purchase of investm e n t s represent t h e t o t a l 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 a n d any independent division
of government included in this report as one of t h e constituent units of t h e gove r n m e n t 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 t h e transaction takes place. They m u s t ,
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 t o t h e d e p a r t m e n t s a n d 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 18 include, for general supplies, only
t h e excess of accounting receipts for supplies used for governmental purposes
over t h e cost of those purchased; t h e y also include such a m o u n t s received from
the sale of textbooks to pupils a n d from t h e operation of school lunch rooms a s
are balanced by p a y m e n t s on account of same. T h e p a y m e n t s shown u n d e r
this head in Table 19 include, for general supplies, only t h e 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;
t h e y also include such a m o u n t s paid for the purchase of school books for sale t o
pupils a n d for t h e operation of school lunch rooms as are balanced by receipts
on account of same.
Receipts offsetting outlays and payments for outlays offset by receipts.—In
t h e column headed " Offsets to o u t l a y s " are shown t h e t o t a l a m o u n t s received
on outlay account from t h e sale of materials and from charges in r e i m b u r s e m e n t
for services where t h e costs of t h e materials a n d 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 a d j u s t m e n t s where t h e cost of replacing t h e property destroyed was recorded as paid
from an outlay account. I n t h e case of small losses by fire, where the replacem e n t is classed as a repair, t h e receipts from insurance a d j u s t m e n t are included
in t h e d e p a r t m e n t a l receipts of Table 3. I n t h e 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 h a v e 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 t h e two columns being identical.
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. T h e effect upon t h e treasury is, therefore, t h e same a s
would be produced by a refund p a y m e n t or receipt, although t h e 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 w h o m
t h e original transaction took place. T h e a m o u n t s of these transactions a r e
included in t h e d a t a of Tables 18 and 19, as t h e y in no way affect t h e a m o u n t s
received from revenue or disbursed for governmental costs. T h e y c o n s t i t u t e
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only a small part of the amounts tabulated in the columns under discussion.
The amounts in the two columns include both the receipts and payments on
account of accrued interest and the amounts entered in revenue and governmental-cost accounts that are offset thereby.
The refund receipts included in Table 18 are all receipts in correction of error
and erroneous receipts later corrected by refund payments, and the refund
payments of Table 19 include all payments in correction of error and payments
in error later corrected by refund receipts.
It will ba observed that for each city the amounts shown in the two columns
are identical, as in the case in the two columns for receipts offsetting outlays
and outlays offset by receipts. As it is probable that some corrections were not
made and that some offsets were not received within the fiscal year in which the
original transactions were recorded, it is apparent that the data of these four
columns are correct only within a small margin of error. This could be eliminated only by tracing all such items to the source, which would require research
much more extended than would be justified by the slight correction secured.
Receipts for and payments to independent divisions.—The independent divisions of the municipality are the divisions of government having power to levy
taxes for their uses, with jurisdictions extending over a part or all of the territory
of the city. The statutes providing for the collection of taxes vary widely in
the different States, and in conformity with them some cities collect only their
own taxes, others collect taxes for themselves and for some or all of their independent divisions as well as for other civil divisions, and in some cities the
independent divisions collect a part or all of their own taxes. The Bureau of
the Census classifies as revenue of a city or an independent division only those
revenues received by it for its own use, whether collected by it or not. Collections
made for another independent division are classified as nonrevenue receipts of
the collecting division and such moneys when disbursed to the division for
which they were collected are classified as nongovernmental-cost payments.
Tables 18 and 19 show the total amount of such collections received for and
paid to other independent divisions by all of the independent divisions of each
city.
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 the Bureau of the Census as a general transfer in all cases where
the transaction is not associated with the performance of services, the payment
of interest on securities, or the use of rented quarters. Such transactions result
in the recording of general transfer receipts and general transfer payments.
Although general transfers do not yield data of statistical value, their amounts
have been included in census reports, as in Tables 18 and 19 of this report, for
the reason that without them it would not be possible to present balanced statements of the transactions of the individual divisions and funds of the municipality.
Their character is, in this particular, quite different from that of transfers between
accounts of the same fund, which are not included in the reports because the
receipts and payments growing out of them balance each other within the fund
and their inclusion would serve no statistical purpose.
TABLE 20
Amount of specified assets and value of public properties at close of year.—
Table 20 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
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47
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 20. 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, of health and hospital services, care of the poor, and pensions
for employees of the cities and their independent divisions. Table 20 shows
the amount of the assets of these funds under three heads—cash, city securities,
and other investments.
Assets in investment funds and miscellaneous investments.—Under the heading "Assets in investment funds and miscellaneous in vestments" 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
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 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 for the profits that may result from an increase
in value; in other cases they consist of bonds or mortgages received in exchange
for real property and held as investments awaiting maturity or a favorable
market.
In most cities reporting investment funds or investments, the invested assets
are comparatively small, and in some instances they are held only temporarily
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FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
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 20 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 obligations 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 20 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 20 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.
The figures in the last column of Table 20 represent the total value of public
properties shown in detail in Table 21. The term public properties as here used
comprises the land belonging to the city and used for municipal purposes, together
with all the structures upon such land, including buildings and machinery and
all appliances and equipment used for carrying on the work of the city departments and the various public service and municipal service enterprises operated
by the city. The term public properties is to be distinguished from public improvements, a term employed by the Census Bureau in referring to those permanent structures which are used by the cities for community purposes, and which
have a value in use but not in exchange.
TABLE 21
Value of properties employed or held for specified purposes.—The value of
all permanent public properties except those in funds with investments is shown
in Table 21, in which for convenience of treatment these properties are classified
DESCBIPTION OF GENERAL, TABLES
49
as "Land, buildings, and equipment of general departments," and "Land,
buildings, and equipment of public service enterprises.'' Most of the properties
included under the first heading are essential to the conduct of municipal affairs
and are unproductive; that is, any income that may be derived from them
is merely incidental. The properties of public service enterprises are productive;
that is, they are designed to furnish an income approximately equaling or exceeding the cost of operating and maintaining them.
Valuation of municipal properties.—The importance of carefully and accurately estimating the value of public properties is not sufficiently appreciated
by many city officials. The amounts given for some cities represent the book
value of lands and buildings equal to their original cost, less depreciation and
plus improvement and appreciation, while for others the valuation given is only
an estimate. The result is that the valuations of public possessions shown for
different cities do not furnish absolutely reliable data for comparisons.
Value of properties of general departments.—Of the valuation reported for
departmental properties, amounting to $4,215,723,871, $1,551,007,720, or 36.8
per cent, represents the valuation of properties employed in recreation, more than
one-half of this amount being reported for New York, N. Y. Next in order of
value comes schools, with a valuation of $1,468,577,249.
Value of properties of public service enterprises.—Of the total value of public
service enterprises, 67.7 per cent represents the value of water-supply systems;
4.4 per cent the value of electric light and power systems and gas-supply systems;
1.6 per cent the value of markets; and 26.3 per cent the combined value of all
other enterprises, including public halls, subways for pipes and wires, railways,
toll bridges, ferries, farms, and other enterprises less frequently met with.
TABLE 22
Gross and net indebtedness of cities.—Table 22 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. There is included, also, the debt or
a percentage of the debt of such other independent divisions of municipal government as park, sanitary, port, water, and improvement districts.
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 private trust account." The kinds of debt included under each of these heads
are disclosed in the following paragraphs:
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
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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 short-term 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 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 classified 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 noninterestbearing 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 private 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 22 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.
Indebtedness classified by creditor.—Under this general heading the total gross
debt included in Table 22 is separated into two classes, that which was owing (1)
to the public, and (2) to city funds with investments. In the column headed
"City funds with investments" is included the par value of all city securities held
by sinking, public trust, and investment funds. Of the total debt, $1,100,791,271,
or 19.7 per cent, was held by the three classes of funds mentioned. In the column
headed "The public" is included the par value of all other city debt obligations
outstanding.
Indebtedness classified by purpose for which incurred.—A third classification
of Table 22 segregates debt obligations of cities into debts incurred for (1) the
purposes of general departments and municipal service enterprises, and (2)
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51
the purposes of public service enterprises and investments. Of the total debt
recorded in the table 73.4 per cent was incurred for general purposes and 26.6
per cent for public service enterprises and investments. The revenue derived bymost cities from public service enterprises and investments are sufficient to meet
the interest accruing on debts of the second class. These debts, as a rule, do not
rest as burdens upon the general taxpayers, but are paid from revenues derived
from those specially benefited.
Increase during the year in two classes of debt and in sinking fund assets.—
Under the general title ''Increase during the year in — " there are given under
descriptive headings the increase in (1) the total funded and floating debts,
(2) the sinking fund assets, and (3) the net debt. Of the 248 cities covered by
this report 71 showed decreases during the year in net debt, but the aggregate
increase in net debt for the year was $252,319,843.
Per capita indebtedness.—In the column headed "Per capita" there are given
the per capita of (1) the total gross debt, (2) the gross debt incurred for general
departments and municipal service enterprises, (3) the gross debt incurred for
public service enterprises and investments, and (4) the net debt. The figures
given in the column referred to under (1) are, in the case of each city, the sum
of those given in the columns referred to under (2) and (3). No segregation of
net indebtedness corresponding to that given of gross indebtedness was practicable.
The following statement and Diagrams 12 and 13 show for 146 cities the gross
debt, total and per capita, at the close of the year for specified years from 1903
to 1923:
1923
1922
1919
1917
1915
1913
DIAGRAM
Per capita
Amount
YEAR
-
$5,143,081, 344
4,832,211,089
3, 702,272, 563
3,453, 553, 736
3,168, 756,138
2, 747,908,942
$150. 06
143. 71
118. 28
114. 02
109. 86
97.62
YEAR
1911
1909
1907
1905
1903
Amount
$2,558,745,024
2,214,639,832
1,870,299,323
1,609,159,058
1,395, 709,774
Per capita
$95. 52
88.20
80.94
72.23
66.88
1 2 . -GROSS DEBT, AT THE CLOSE OP THE YEAR, OF 146 CITIES FOR
SPECIFIED YEARS: 1903-1923
HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF DOLLAR8
The terms "net indebtedness" and "net debt" as here used differ materially
from the use of the terms in some of the preceding reports for cities having a
population of over 30,000. In the reports for the years 1902 to 1908, inclusive,
the Bureau of the Census applied the term "net debt" to the total outstanding
obligations of cities, less the amount of sinking fund assets. The net debt so
computed seldom represented the actual net debt because the computation did
not take account of the assets of cities provided for the redemption of current
debt, which includes special assessment bonds and certificates, revenue bonds
and notes, warrants and trust liabilities.
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DIAGRAM
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
1 3 . — P E R CAPITA GROSS D E B T ,
CITIES
FOR SPECIFIED
AT T H E C L O S E
YEARS:
OF THE YEAR, OF 146
1903-1923
Recognizing this fact, the Bureau of the Census in its report for fiscal years
subsequent to 1908 applied the terms " n e t funded and floating debt," " n e t
indebtedness," and "net debt" to the difference between the gross funded and
floating debt and those sinking fund assets which had been specifically provided
for the amortization of such debt. In computing the net indebtedness for the
years 1912 and 1913 the total sinking fund assets were deducted from the gross
funded and floating debt, but for all years other than those noted above such assets
of sinking funds as were provided for the amortization of special assessment debt
were excluded from the calculation.
The following table and Diagrams 14 and 15 present for 146 cities a comparative
summary of funded or fixed andfloatingdebt, sinking fund assets, and net debt,
total and per capita at the close of the year for specified years from 1903 to 1923.
Table XV
SINKING FUND ASSETS
F u n d e d or fixed,
and floating d e b t
YEAR
Amount
$4, 671, 222,142 1 $1,129, 499, 684
1, 051, 468, 771
4, 332,114, 718
811, 516, 426
3, 352, 688, 786
704, 573, 046
3,150, 424, 610
620,102, 406
2, 866, 008,818
540, 454, 805
2, 490,461, 618
1923
1922
1919...
1917
1915
1913
1911...
1909
1907
1905
1903.-.
1
_
2, 305, 059,142
1, 959,162, 993
1,657,320,345
1,438,741,403
1,223,101,328
Per
capita
$32. 96
31.27
25.93
23.26
21.50
19.20
496, 230> 750
422, 063, 594
362,441,586
319, 395, 648
290, 096, 696
11.52
16.81
15.68
14.53
13.90
NET DEBT*
Amount
$3,
3,
2,
2,
2,
1,
Per
capita
541, 722,458
280, 645, 947
541,172, 360
445,851, 564
245, 906, 412
950, 006,813
$103.34
97 57
81.18
80 75
77 86
69.28
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.
DIAGRAM
11.—PER
CAPITA
SINKING
FIED
FUND
YEARS:
A S S E T S O F 146 C I T I E S F O R S P E C I -
1903-1923
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53
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
D I A G R A M 1 5 . — P E R C A P I T A N E T I N D E B T E D N E S S OF 146 C I T I E S F O R S P E C I F I E D
Y E A R S : 1903-1923
a
1923
1022
1919
1917
1915
1913
191 1
1909
J907
1906
1903
.
o •
•
10
30
40
DOLLARS
60
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60
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a
I n c r e a s e of i n d e b t e d n e s s with size of cities.—The p e r capita figures of Table
22 for t h e five groups of cities, classified according t o population, are reproduced
in t h e s t a t e m e n t which follows.
P E R CAPITA OF GROSS D E B T
GROUPS OF CITIES W I T H SPECIFIED POPULATION
Total
500,000 and over
300,000 and less than 500,000.._.
100,000 and less than 300,000
50,000 and less than 100,000
Over 30,000 and less than 50,000
$192. 91
140. 78
104.34
86.01
79.00
For general) For public
departservice
ments and enterprises
municipal
and
inservice
enterprises vestments
$135.85
110. 90
78.99
68.10
63.86
$57. 06
29.88
25.35
17.91
15.14
Per capita
of net
debt
$125.39
108.14
78.96
66.25
58.87
TABLE 23
F u n d e d , floating, a n d special a s s e s s m e n t i n d e b t e d n e s s , classified by purpose
for which incurred.—Table 23 presents a s u m m a r y of t h a t portion of t h e total
city indebtedness t o which, in t h e text description of T a b l e 22, h a s been given
t h e designation " f u n d e d a n d floating d e b t , " a n d "special assessment bonds a n d
certificates/' classified according t o t h e reported purpose for which t h e outstanding obligations were issued.
T h e classification for m a n y cities is more or less imperfect, owing t o t h e
methods of recording debt in t h e financial books of those cities. T h e classes of
debt obligations b y purpose for which issued t h a t are most accurately shown for
all cities a r e those for t h e water-supply a n d lighting systems.
Bonds issued under such t e r m s as local improvement, street i m p r o v e m e n t ,
a n d general i m p r o v e m e n t have, so far as possible, been t a b u l a t e d u n d e r t h e
more descriptive headings of t h e table, a n d only when such tabulation was
impossible h a v e they been t a b u l a t e d as for "combined or unreported purposes."
Issues of bonds described as " r e f u n d i n g " h a v e been classified according t o
t h e purposes for which t h e debt t h e y replaced was incurred, whenever these
purposes could be discovered w i t h o u t too extended a search of t h e earlier records,
a n d t h e a m o u n t t a b u l a t e d under this heading includes only w h a t could n o t be so
classified.
T h e designation " f u n d i n g " is applied t o bonds issued t o m e e t unpaid claims
a n d j u d g m e n t s a n d o u t s t a n d i n g w a r r a n t s , b u t t h e column so headed doubtless
includes m a n y obligations t h a t would more properly be classified as issued for
refunding.
54
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
TABLE 24
Debt classified by rate of interest.—The debt for which statistics are presented
in Table 24 comprises the funded, floating, and special assessment debts which
are shown in the table immediately preceding, together with the outstanding
revenue loans. The total interest-bearing debt for which the rates were reported
was $5,340,061,852. In addition to this amount, Table 24 shows $132,915,062,
for which t"ie rates were not reported, and $5,057,143 noninterest-bearing.
Nominal and actual rates of interest.—By nominal rate of interest is meant
the rate per cent stated in the obligation itself, and by actual rate is meant the
percentage which the interest pa}^ment specified in the obligation constitutes of
the actual amount of money received at its issue after allowance has been made
for the proportional distribution of the premium or of the discount over the life
of the obligation.
A discussion of the many elements that determine the rates of interest that
cities pay for the use of money is not attempted in this report. It should be
stated, however, that the rates paid depend largely upon the condition of the
money market at the time the money is borrowed. Thus the rate of interest
which a given city will be obliged to pay on debt obligations issued may vary
considerably from year to year, so that the rates reported in Table 24 are not
absolute measures of the credit of cities, since these rates must be considered with
reference to the date of sale and other circumstances not evident from the Table.
TABLE 25
Assessed valuation of property.—The valuations given in Table 25 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 25 relating to assessed valuations it should
be noted that those on a line designated as for city, State, county, or other
civil divisions 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 a city corporation subject to taxation
for the maintenance of such division, as appraised at the assessment made for
the purpose of such division, whether it is the same as or different from that
made for city corporation purposes.
DESCRIPTION OE GENERAL. TABLES
55
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 properties are classified as real, in some as personal, in others as both real
and personal, and in still others they are given a separate classification. Where
such property is given a separate classification and is taxed for city purposes,
the valuation given it is shown in the table under the heading " Other property/'
under which heading are also tabulated those property and franchise valuations
of corporations for which the details secured were insufficient for a more complete
tabulation.
Reported basis of assessment in practice.—The reported basis of assessment
in practice is for most cities an estimate, furnished by city officials, of the percentage which the assessed valuation of property forms of its true value. For
certain cities the figures were obtained from the State tax commissions and
represent approximately the proportion that the assessed valuation bears to the
selling value, the figures given having been determined by a critical investigation
involving a comparison between the assessed valuations of properties sold and
the consideration received at such sales. The figures for both real and personal
property for most cities are only approximately correct, although those for real
property are the more trustworthy.
Per capita assessed valuation.—In the three columns under the heading "Per
capita assessment" are shown the per capita valuations as assessed and as based
on the true values of property within the territory under the jurisdiction of the
city corporation and which is subject to the general property tax. For property subject to special property taxes the per capita given is that based on the
assessed valuation. In making these computations the valuations of property
of independent divisions of the city situated outside the territorial limits of the
city corporation have not been considered.
Tax rates.—The rates of levy for the general property tax per $1,000 of assessed valuation and per $1,000 of reported true value are given for each of the
several divisions and independent subdivisions of government.
In the case of cities in which taxes are levied at two or more rates in different
divisions of the city or on different classes of property in the same division of
government, the figures shown in Table 25 for the city as a whole represent
average rates based on the total levy and the total assessed valuation of property
within the corporation, the specific rates of levy for the various divisions of the
government or classes of property of such cities being given in Table XVI.
Cities with two or more tax rates.—In the majority of cities all sections and
all property subject to the general property tax are taxed at the same rate. In
a number of cities, however, this tax is levied at different rates, either in different
sections or upon different classes of property. So far as the data collected were
sufficiently definite to make the needed exhibit, such data have been arranged in
Table XVI, which follows, so as to show for each portion of the city or class
of property in the cities last referred to the assessed valuations of the property
taxed at each rate and the amount of taxes levied at such rates.
City nuimber
56
125
FINANCIAL, STATISTICS OF CITIES
Table XVI
AGGREGATE TAX
RATE PER $1,000 OF—
CITY, 4 N D PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
31
Los
$993,125
849,188
57,353
46,041
40, 543
i $15. 92
16. 00
15.60
15.90
14.90
1
$11.15
11.20
10.92
11.13
10.43
906,551
578, 550
95,367
57,693
64, 073
90, 625
20,243 1
i 22. 02
21. 80
21.74
21,21
21.11
25. 93
20.21
i 11.01
10.90
10.87
10.61
10.56
12.97
10.10
105,076,735
58,414,950
17, 326, 290
28, 974, 970
360,525
1,213,802
683,455
199, 252
327,418
3,677
i 11. 55
11.70
11. 50
11. 30
10. 20
18.09
8.19
8.05
7.91
7.14
ANGELES, CALIF.:
C i t y corporation
Original c i t y a n d certain a n n e x a t i o n s .
Annexation
A nnexations
«._
Annexations
*
Annexation
Annexations _
Annexations .
M u n i c i p a l i m p r o v e m e n t districts
W a t e r district N o . 3
783,718,770
551,396,350 l
2,705,895 !
41,073,060
42,446, 920
9, 512, 775
16,179, 575
120, 404,195
149,391,355
14,877,830
10,029,553
6,966,976
34,906
505,199
517,852
108,446 |
177,975
1,300,365
201,417
216,417
i 12. 80
12.60
12. 90
12. 30
12. 20
11.40
11.00
10. 80
1.35
14. 50
16.47
6.38
6.43
6.22
6.16
5.78
5.57
5.46
0.68
7.38
County
Property in g e n e r a l - . F o r free l i b r a r y
R o a d districts
K o a d i m p r o v e m e n t districts
W a t e r districts
] lighting districts
Flood-control a n d d r a i n a g e N o . 3 disttricts.
-
783,718,770
783, 718,770
176, 559, 646
114,218,918
18,581,760
737, 457
25, 618, 050
11, 624,432
10,266,716
88, 280
513, 985
210, 661
13, 790 i
67,503
i 14. 83
13.10 !
0.50
4.50
11.34
18.70
2.63
17.49
6.62
0.25
2.27
5.73
9.88
1.33
662,138, 272
463,497
0.70
0.35
181, 244, 545
147, 463, 600
33, 780, 945
4, 023, 953
3,317,931
706, 022
122. 20
22. 50
20. 90
U1.69
11.90
10.80
165, 501, 528
138, 540,853
6, 790, 075
8, 681,125
4, 047, 475
4, 794,825
1, 458, 300
1,188,875
1, 828, 574
1, 523, 949
73, 672
100, 701
46,141
54,182
17, 208
12, 721
i 11. 05
11.10
10. 85
11. 60
11.40
11. 30
11.80
10. 70
15.36
5.33
5.26
5.67
5.40
5.47
5.60
5.32
3,341,150
2,860,200
480,950
4,404
2,288
2,116
11.31
0.80
4.40
10.69
0.42
2.38
92,817, 904
59, 280, 516
10,633,126
16, 816,347
1,096, 719
704,647
124, 835
197, 713
1 11. 82
11.80
11. 70
11. 64
18.86
8.91
8.81
8.82
6,087,915
69, 524
11.34
8.57
1,490,612
1,225,757
264,855 1
i17.45
17.60
16.80
111.02
11.05
10.87
OAKLAND, CALIF.:
School districts
Original c i t y
Bray and E l m h u r s t
F r u i t vale
Vtelrose
Lockwood
Highland
.
S a n i t a r y districts . .
Melrose N o . 1
Melrose N o . 2
PASADENA, CALIF.:
Original c i t y
North Pasadena
East Pasadena
San Rafael H e i g h t s a n d o t h e r a n n e x a tions
107 ' S A C R A M E N T O , C A L I F . :
Cifrv corporation
Original c i t y
1
EstiAssessed
valuation | mated
true value
L O N G BI:ACH, CALIF.:
City corporation.
Original c i t y .
Annexation
151
$62,367,427
53,074,277
3,676,450
2,895,675
2,721,025
41,177, 570
26, 538, 970
4,386,705
2, 720, 080
3, 035,190
3,494, 980
1,001,645
1
2
3
4
5
C i t y corporation
Original c i t y
_
A n n e x a t i o n s 1, 2, 3, a n d 4
A n n e x a t i o n s 5, 7, a n d 8
Annexation 9
0
Levies
FRESNO, CALIF.:
C i t y corporation
Original c i t y
Annexation No.
Annexation No.
Annexation No.
Annexation No.
Annexation No.
115
1
BERKELEY, CALIF.:
C i t y corporation
Original city a n d u n s e c u r e d p e r s o n a l . J
North Brae annexation
Claremont annexation
A n n e x a t i o n (1920)
149
Assessed
valuation
Average rate.
85,410,490
69,645,300
15,765,190
57
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
AGGREGATE TAX
RATE PER $1,000 OF—
mber
Table XVI—Continued
Assessed
valuation
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
8
Levies
EstiAssessed
ed
v a l u a t i o n t r umea tvalue
b
191
SAN JOSE,
CALIF.:
City corporation.
Original c i t y a n d E a s t San J o s e .
W e s t S a n Jose
P a l m H a v e n a n d N o r t h S a n Jose_
School districts
Original c i t y . .
E a s t San J o s e , W e s t S a n Jose, a n d
N o r t h S a n Jose
East No. 2 San J o s e . .
E a s t N o . 3 San Jose
Cottage Grove
178
STOCKTON,
COLORADO SPRINGS,
.
PUEBLO,
i $5.79
5.80
5.51
5.20
31,227,680
28,863, 745
320,422
297,297
U0.26
10.30
14.10
4.12
2,004, 817
34,350
53,087
271,681
19,047
378
494
3,206
9.50
11.00
9.30
11.80
3.80
4.40
3.72
4.72
58,593,515
51,353,588
6,197,212
1,042,715
906,230
795,981
94,817
15,432
115.47
15.50
15.30
14.80
112.45
12.42
13.02
10.60
39,798,800
37,363,113
2,435,687
528,332
493,940
34,392
U3.28
13.22
14.12
113.28
13.22
14.12
34,886,175
34,886,175
11,964,543
10,104,164
2,275,941
687,489
638,417
21,536
25,260
2,276
119.71
18.30
1.80
2.50
1.00
U9.71
18.30
1.80
2.50
1.00
34,886,175
14,512,649
20,373,526
481,455
201, 726
279,729
i 13.80
13.90
13.73
113.80
13.90
13.73
236,637,534
236,637,534
234,048,899
6,876,752
3,857,521
3,019,231
1 29.06
16.30
12.90
123.25
13.04
10.32
270,301,060
269,876,672
424,388
5,107,417
5,102,729
4,688
118.90
18.91
11.00
115.12
15.13
8.84
i 1.63
0.50
1.00
1.50
2.50
6.00
3.00
1.25
11.30
0.40
0.80
1.20
2.00
4.80
2.40
1.00
COLO.
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y in general
P a r k district N o . 1
P a r k district N o . 2
P a r k district N o . 3
School districts
No. 1
_
N o . 20
49
i $14.46
14.50
13.78
13.00
COLO.:
School district
F o r m e r N o . 11
Former No. 1
184
$451,728
433,048
17,780
900
CALIF.:
C i t y corporation
Original c i t y
Annexation
Annexation
248
$31,227,680
29,868,240
1,290,245
69,195
.
,
B R I D G E P O R T , Ct>NN.:
C i t y corporation
First district.Second d i s t r i c t
53
HARTFORD,
.
_.
CONN.:
C i t y corporation
Urban property
Suburban property
School districts
First
South and Washington
Northeast
Northwest
Arsenal a n d second n o r t h .
Southwest
West Middle
123
N E W BRITAIN,
270,301,060
84,333,931
78,387,308
8,838,845
18,650, 773
31,895,525
4,595,118
43,599,560
.
CONN.:
93,037,469
5,230,390
87,807,079
2,054,342
102,717
1,951,625
i 22.08
19.64
22.23
118.55
16.50
18.67
__
257,332,053
251,867,051
5,465,002
257,332,053
6,127,991
3,143,323
25,349
2,959,319
1 23.81
12.48
4.64
11.50
i 23.81
12.48
4.64
11.50
....
53,360,716
40,725,804
12,634,911
748,046
602,743
145,303
1 14. 02
14.80
11.50
19.11
9.62
7.48
150,994,493
150,994,493
147,039,115
4,765,651
1,692, 519
3,073,132 1
i 31.56
11.21
20.90
i 25.25
8.97
16.72
C i t y corporation
F i r s t district
Second district
41
N E W HAVEN,
CONN.:
C i t y corporation
_
General city
Town
City and town.__
213
STAMFORD,
__
CONN.:
C i t y corporation
F i r s t district
Second district
81
WATERBURY,
CONN.:
C i t y corporation
F i r s t district
1
440,095
42,167
78,387
13,258
46,626
191,373
13, 785
54,499 1
Average rate.
_
City niimber
58
62
FINANCIAL. STATISTICS OF CITIES
AGGREGATE TAX
RATE PER $1,000 OF—
Table XVI—Continued
Assessed
valuation
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
WILMINGTON,
WASHINGTON, D.
_.
PENSACOLA,
.. _
_..
210
TAMPA,
AURORA,
CHICAGO,
CICERO,
DANVILLE,
__
EVANSTON,
75,104, 020
1,691, 668
i 22. 52
i 15. 77
69, 346,305
5, 757, 715
1, 588,030
103, 638
22. 90
18. 00
16.03
12.60
17,091, 720
358, 225
i 20. 96
i 14. 67
16, 875, 905
215, 815
354, 394
3,831
21.00
17.75
14.70
12.43
39, 448, 027
29,176, 802
10, 271, 225
980, 246
744,008
236,238 |
i 24. 85
25.50
23.00
18.28
8.50
7.67
16,212, 143
5, 914, 787
10, 297, 356
455, 080
158, 516
296, 564
i 28. 07
26.80
28.80
i 14. 04
13.40
14.40
11, 584, 440
5, 606, 605 H
2,813,669
2, 629, 238 |
167,344
123,314
63,474
16.54
5.70
7.50
9.50
3.80
3.20
5.60
12.12
1.85
2.43
3.08
1.23
1.03
1.81
1, 770, 374, 945
983,61^915
375,155, 892
276, 761, 905
44, 038, 039
38, 535,432
11, 334, 696
4, 283,428
3,141, 572
6,114, 415
2, 955, 425
390, 615
21, 348, 462
2,700,149
17, 562
18, 535
20, 789
14,186
2,070
98, 203
9,451
4.10
5.90
3.40
4.80
5.30
4.60
3.50
1.34
1.88
1.12
1.53
1.89
1.48
1.15
11, 893,121
9, 785, 259
2,107, 862
55, 913
43, 055
12, 858
i 4. 70
4.40
6.10
i 1.92
1.80
2.49
14,891, 706
14,891, 706
14,028,492
863, 214
14, 891,706
14, 028,492
863,214
371, 419
324, 639
44,190
2,590
i 24. 94
21. 80
3.15
3.00
6Q, 851
63, 830
3,021
i 4. 49
4.55
3.50
111. 02
9.63
1.39
1.28
i 1.98
2.01
1.49
CEDAR RAPIDS,
Average rate.
_.
24,151,434
24,151, 434
2, 349,166
24,151,434
24,151,434
16,930,155
7, 221, 279
587,989
584,465
3,524
1,249, 575
603, 876
447,114
198, 585
i 24. 34
24.20
1.50
1 51. 74
25. 00
27. 00
27. 50
18.22
8.17
0.55
117.47
8.44
8.93
9.26
i 28. 52
46. 00
14. 30
1.36
17.20
7.90
2.43
1.36
III.:
IOWA:
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y in general
Agricultural lands
M o n e y a n d credits
1
i 10. 52
13.00
5.00
12, 365, 640
10, 540, 244 1
1,825, 396
III.:
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y i n general
P a r k district
School districts
Township High
N o . 75
_..
N o . 76
_
158
i 10. 52
13.00
5.00
1,175, 867,117
810, 788, 028
365, 079, 089
III.:
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y in general
Danville township
Newell township
Townships
Danville
Newell
194
19.00
9.50
47.50
III.:
Pai"k districts
Cicero
Clyd,e
225
i $19.32
19.00
9.50
47.50
III.:
P a r k districts
_
South
_ _
W e s t Chicago
Lincoln._.
_
Northwest and Albany
Irving and River
Old P o r t a g e
_
Ravenswood Manor Gardens and
Fernwood
_.
West Pullman
Ridge Avenue
_
_ _
Ridge
Edison
N o r t h Shore
Calumet
141
i $19. 32
2,158,074
28, 795
112, 410
FLA.:
Cit A r corporation
Original c i t y .
Annexations
School districts
N o . 129
N o . 131
2
$2, 299, 279
113,582,850
3, 031, 050
2, 366, 525
FLA.:
C i t y corporation
_
P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l I n s i d e fire l i m i t s .
O u t s i d e fire l i m i t s
143
$118,980,425
JACKSONVILLE, F L A . :
City c o r p o r a t i o n
Property in g e n e r a l I n s i d e fire l i m i t s
O u t s i d e fire l i m i t s
233
Estimated
true value
C:
City corporation
P r o p e r t y i n general
Personal intangible
76
Assessed
valuation
DEL.:
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y i n general—
T a x e d at full r a t e
T a x e d a t half r a t e
Corporations
14
Levies
19,121,358
11, 593,322
134,399
7,393,637
545, 269
533,293
1,921
10,055 1
59
DESCKEPTIOISr OF GENERAL TABLES
Table X V I — C o n t i n u e d
AGGREGATE TAX
RATE PER $1,000 OF—
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
valuation
Levies
Assessed
valuation
CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA—Continued,
$19,121,358
11,727,721
7, 393, 637
$1,089,901
1,069,568
20,333
i $57. 00
91.20
2.75
State
P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l .
Money and credits..
19,121,358
11, 727,721
7,393,637
134,642
132,054
2,588
17.04
11.26
0.35
County
P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l .
Money and credits..
19,121,358
11, 727, 721
7,393,637
213,216
209, 223
3,993
1 11.15
17.84
0.54
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l .
Agricultural l a n d s . . .
Money and credits..
9,302,480
5,508,203
363, 287
3,430,990
389,195
381,718
1,816
5,661
i 41. 84
69.30
5.00
1.65
School district
_
P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l .
M o n e y and credits._
9,302,480
5, 871, 490
3,430,990
594, 381
585,975
8,406
i 63.89
99.80
2.45
State
P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l .
Money and credits..
9,302,480
5, 871, 490
3,430,990
67, 720
66,348
1,372
17.28
11.30
0.40
County
P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l .
Money and credits..
9, 302, 480
5, 871, 490
3,430,990
166,704
164,989
1,715
i 17.92
28.10
0.50
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l .
Agricultural l a n d s . . .
Money and credits..
50,193, 380
34, 772,150
363, 480
15,057,750
969, 296
938,848
1,817
28, 631
i 19. 31
27.00
5.00
1.90
School district
P r o p e r t y i n general _
Money and credits..
30, 511, 689
15,454, 939
15,056, 750
1,033, 616
1,003, 025
30, 591
i 33. 88
64.90
2.03
State
Property in
Money and
County
P r o p e r t y in
Money and
30,490, 720
15, 433,970
15, 056, 750
30, 490, 720
15, 433,970
15, 056, 750
179,092
173, 786
5,306
363, 270
352, 512
10, 758
15.87
11.26
0.35
i 11.91
22.84
0.71
87,513,975
2,629, 618
i 30.05
38, 330, 714
3, 314, 491
832, 870
45,035,900
87, 513,975
42,478,075
45,035,900
2, 339, 707
197, 676
8,770
83, 465
2,806, 533
2, 716, 898
89,635
61.04
59.64
10.53
1.85
i 32.07
63.96
1.99
87, 513,975
42,478,075
45,035,900
493, 984
478,303
15, 681
15.64
11.26
0.35
87, 513,975
42,478,075
45, 035,900
1,146, 775
1,110, 377
36, 398
i 13.10
26.14
0.81
15,120, 671
9, 748,301
5,372,370
573,843
562, 964
10, 879
i 37. 95
57.75
2.03
general
credits
15,120, 671
9,748, 301
5, 372, 370
546, 512
536,157
10, 355
1 36.14
55.00
1.93
general
credits
15,120, 671
9, 748,301
5, 372, 370
111,888
109, 766
2,122
17.33
11.26
0.40
general
credits
15,120, 671
9, 748,301
5, 372, 370
185,213
181, 708
3,505
i 12. 25
18.64
0.65
School district
P r o p e r t y i n general
M o n e y a n d credits
215
129
_.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA:
DAVENPORT, IOWA:
DES
general.
credits..
general
credits
MOINES, IOWA:
City corporation..
__
P r o p e r t y in general—
W i t h garbage collections
W i t h o u t garbage collections.
Corporation lands
Money and credits.
School district
P r o p e r t y in general
M o n e y a n d credits
State
_
,
P r o p e r t y i n general
_.
M o n e y a n d credits
_
County
_
P r o p e r t y in general
M o n e y a n d credits
DUBUQUE, IOWA:
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y in general
M o n e y a n d credits
School d i s t r i c t .
P r o p e r t y in
Money and
State
P r o p e r t y in
Money and
County
P r o p e r t y in
Money and
1
Average rate.
_.
_
City n umber
60
97
FINANCIAL. STATISTICS OF CITIES
Table 3VI—Continued
1
$1,106,200
1,078,199
2,794
i $29. 69
47. 50
5.00
1.80
i $10.33
11.87
1.25
1.80
37,261,763
23,257,647
14,004,116
1,432,082
1,401,273
30,809
i 38. 43
60.25
2.20
113.38
15.06
2.20
37,261,763
23,257,647
14,004,116
266,782
261,881
4,901
i 7.16
11. 26
0.35
12.49
2.81
0.35
37,261,763
23,257,647
14,004,116
474,023
464,920
9,103 1
1 12. 72
19.99
14.43
5.00
0.65
City corporation
Agricultural lands
Property in generalEast Side
West Side
Money and creditsEast Side
West Side. __
13,258,558
56,179
416,335 1
653
1 31.40
11.62
School district
Property in generalEast Side
_
West Side
Money and credits-
_
StateProperty in general
Money and credits
County
Property in general
Money and credits
_
._
_
__
_
_
0.65 1
_-
19.21
2.09
3,661,964
3,669,997
214,591
196,134
58. 60
58.20
2,043,651
4,126,767
1,649
3,308
0.81
0.80
0.81
0.80
13,258,558
784,915
i 59. 20
117.37
3,684,151
3,403,989
373,683
401,670
101.43 !
118.00 j
18.41
21.44
2,828
6,734
1.40 j
1.62
1.40
1.62
2,025,101
4,145,317 !
State
.Property in general
Money and credits—
East Side
West Side
i 6.06 1
•
10.66
10.56
11.26
U.78
2.05
0.05
0.10
0.05
0.10
i 8.43
15. 66
12.47
2.84
145
596
0.07
0.14
0.07
0.14
54,884,023
54,865,973
18,050
219,481
219,463
18
14.00
4.00
1.00
14.00
4.00
1.00
State
_.Property in general
Livestock _.
65,807,241
65,691,155
116,086
262,881
262,765
116
1 3.99
4.00
1.00
13.08
3.08
0.70
County.
Property in general
Agricultural products
50,553, 295
47,492,252
3, 061,043
275,298
270,706
4,592
1 5.45
5.70
1.50
13.95
4.30
1.05
313,657,691
6,463,844
l 20.61
1 20.61
307,118,021
990,425
6,449,478
6,042
21.00
21.00
6.10
County
Property in general
Money and credits—
East Side
West Side
-
13,258,558
7,088,140
80,345
79,812
2,043, 651
4,126, 767
104
429
13,258, 558
7,088,140
111,741
111,000
2, 043, 651
4,126,767
|
COVINGTON, K Y . :
State
_
Property in general
Livestocks
28
25,207 1
WATERLOO, IOWA:
West Side
182
EstiAssessed
mated
valuation true
value
$37,261,763
22,698,932
558,715
14, 004,116
_.
School district
Property in general
Money and credits
134
Levies
Sioux CITY, low A:
City corporation
Property in general
Agricultural lands
Money and credits
211
AGGREGATE TAX
RATE P E R $1,000 O F —
Assessed
valuation
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
LEXINGTON, K Y . :
1
LOUISVILLE, K Y . :
Property in general—
Subject to all taxes
Manufacturing plants
Unmanufactured a g r i c u l t u r a l
products
State
Property in general
Livestock
County
Property in general
Agricultural products
1 Average rate.
•.
1
1
6.10
1.50
1.50
5, 549,245
8,324
450,696, 793
450,468,563
228,230
1,802,102
1,801,874
228
i 4.00
4.00
1.00
13.53
3.53
0.83
287,719,685
280,966,840
6,752,845
2,538,831
2,528,702
10,129
i 8.82
9.00
18.09
8.27
1.24
1
1.50
61
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
Table XVI—Continued
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
146
111
71
valuation
Levies
Assessed
valuation
SHREVEPORT L A . :
School districts 2
$89,153,600
$234,563
i $2.63
City corporation
__
Property in generalFull rate
Suburban rate
Rural r a t e . - Annexation
Securities
1,237,535,258
26,171,359
i 21.15
State
Property in general
Securities.-_
BALTIMORE, M D . :
122
AGGREGATE TAX
RATE PER $1,000 O F -
20,772, 237
905,733
357,844
3,312,996
822, 549
29.00
19.33
9.66
20.30
3.00
1,107,433,017
892, 240,650
215,192,367
3,013,162
2,690,373
322,789
12.72
3.02
1.50
123,800,779
10,446,325
25,057,075
20,747,710
14,523,830
22,692,364
27,826,170
2,507,305
1,162,639
99,969
231,399
192,634
136,648
216,127
259,308
26,554
19.39
9.59
9.26
9.31
9.43
9.55
9.34
10.63
86,462,417
56,602,374
29,860,043
1,033,261
562,067
471,194
U1.95
9.93
15.78
City corporation
Property in general
Money and credits
130,105,452
77,372,622
52, 732,830
1,897,683
1,844,950
52,733
114.59
23.85
1.00
School district
Property in general
Money and credits
130,105,452
77,372,622
52,732,830
2,142,181
2,089,448
52,733
i 16.46
27.01
1.00
State
Property in general
Money and credits
130,105,452
77,372,622
52,732,830
641,478
615,112
26,366
14.93
7.95
0.50
County
_
Property in general
Money and credits
130,105,452
77,372,622
52, 732,830
838,779
812,413
26,366
16.45
10.50
0.50
716,284,039
46,848,100
37,018,372
163,201,786
274,182,961
LANSING, MICH.:
City corporation
First ward
Second ward
Third ward
Fourth ward
Fifth and seventh wards
Sixth ward
Eighth ward
SAGINAW, MICH.:
School district.East Side
West Side
DULUTH, M I N N . :
MINNEAPOLIS, M I N N . :
30
City corporation
Property in general
Fourth ward
Fifth ward
Sixth ward
___
Money and credits
378,902,170
141,823,663
84,725,653
46,055,901
6, 728,658
99, 568,295
16,616,288
8,381, 778
4,939,506
2,698,876
396,991
199,137
i 43.85
59.10
58.30
58.60
59.00
2.00
County
Property in general
Money and credits
378,902,170
279,333,875
99,568,295
2,074,955
2,025,171
49, 784
15.48
7.25
0.50
State
Property in general
Money and credits
378,902,170
279,333,875
99, 568,295
2,270,488
2,220, 704
49,784
15.99
7.95
0.50
ST. PAUL, M I N N . :
City corporation
Property in generalOld city
Annexations
Money and credits
242,767,126
7,954,734
i 32.77
115,324,167
39,531,114
87,911,845
5,801,959
1,976,951
175,824
50.31
50.01
2.00
State
Property in general
Money and credits
242,767,126
154,855,281
87,911,845
1,275,055
1,231,099
43,956
15.25
7.95
0.50
County
Property in general
Money and credits
* Average rate.
242,767,126
154,855,281
87,911,845
2,233,610
2,189,654
43,956
19.20
14.14
0.50
2
Detail not available.
62
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
Table XVI—Continued
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
AGGREGATE TAX
RATE PER $1,000 OF—
valuation
Levies
Assessed
valuation
19
KANSAS CITY, M O . :
City corporation
Property in generalSubject to all taxes
Subject to special park levy.
$450,848,300
$5,917,575
i $13.12
450,848,300
112,788,560
5,635,604
281,971
12.50
2.50
69,445,940
906,112
U3.05
69,445,940
24,253,720
833,351
72, 761
12.00
3.00
1,090,057,839
965,972,439
124,085,400
14,740,418
14,392,979
347,439
113.52
14.90
2.80
92,798,932
67,627,428
25,171,504
3,156,078
2,310,064
846,014
134.01
34.16
33.61
23,617,167
23,569,617
47,550
332,891
332,803
114.09
14.12
1.86
27,334,840
27,207,093
127,747
771,321
769,139
2,182
i 28. 22
28.27
17.08
70,179,001
69,848,333
330,668
2,145,218
2,138,968
6,250
i 30.57
30.63
18.90
43,406,428
43,191,392
215,036
1,223,096
1,221,586
1,510
i 28.18
28.28
7.02
28,034,520
27,897,139
137,381
438,879
438,376
503
115.65
15.71
3.66
11,060, 821, 248
216, 585,350
283,207,429
5,660,718
i 25.60
26.14
7,104, 573,086
72, 781,025
185,907,496
2,263
26.17
0.03
2,536,590,061
99, 753,140
66,559,109
10,314
26.24
0.10
804, 004,439
507,610
21,069,579
4,628
26.21
0.07
150, 897,987
9,128,550
3,990,503
2,819
26.45
0.31
378, 742, 280
378, 230, 930
511, 350
10, 765, 364
10, 758, 312
7,052
i 28. 42
28.44
13.79
ST. JOSEPH, M O . :
City corporation
Property in general—
Subject to all taxes
Subject to special park levy.
ST. LOUIS, M O . :
City corporation
Property in general
.
Merchants and manufacturers' stock.
114
HOBOKEN, N.
J.:
231
AMSTERDAM, N.
221
AUBURK, N.
100
BINGHAMTON, N.
161
ELMIRA, N.
City corporation
Old Hoboken, real and personal..
Weehawken addition, real
Y.:
City corporation
Property in general
Real property of pensioners.
Y.:
City corporation
. Property in general
Real property of pensioners.
Y.:
City corporation
Property in general.
Real property of pensioners.
Y.:
City corporation
Property in general
Real property of pensioners.
JAMESTOWN, N.
Y.:
City corporation
Property in general
Real property of pensioners.
N E W YORK, N.
Y.:»
City corporation
General city—personal
Manhattan and Bronx BoroughsReal...
Real
Brooklyn BoroughReal
_
Real
Queens BoroughReal
Real...
Richmond BoroughReal
Real
ROCHESTER, N. Y.:
City corporation
Property in general
Real property of pensioners _
80
SCHENECTADY, N. Y.:
77, 702, 417
i 43. 80
403, 642
City corporation.
77, 599, 313
43.68
389, 375
[nside light district
84,159
22.84
1,922
Real property of pensioners
793
18, 945
41.86
Outside light district
7,721, 550
3,160
0.41
State Street light district No. 1..
902
1.94
466,000
State Street light district No. 2_.
385
0.60
640, 350
Broadway light district No. 1__.
2.37
3,281
1,383,100
Broadway light district No. 2...
1.14
981
863, 500
fay Street light district
_.
1.51
756
500,300
Center Street light district
2.79
748,800
Albany Street light district
* See " Cities with two or more tax rates," p. 55.
* Average rate.
63
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL. TABLES
Table XVI—Continued
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
AGGREGATE TAX
RATE PER $1,000 OF—
Assessed
valuation
Levies
Estimated
valuation true value
TROY, N. Y.:
City corporation
Property in general
Old Troy
.—
Lansingburg
Sycaway, St. Marys, and North
Greenbush
__.
$65,171,322
65,171,322
54, 088,015
9, 417, 217
$2,164,855
1,494,892
635,211
15,800
i $33. 22
22.94
11.74
1.68
1, 666, 090
18, 952
11.38
108, 708, 675
108, 377, 505
331,170
2, 733,124
2, 727, 721
5,403
i 25.14
25.17
16.32
151, 534, 730
144, 609, 540
6, 925,190
33,845
27, 765
6.080
10.22
0.19
0.88
95, 609, 413
70,121, 573
25, 487, 840
312,316
210, 365
101,951
13.27
3.00
4.00
40, 611, 329
32,991, 704
7, 619, 625
277, 916
247,438
30,478
16.84
7.50
4.00
UTICA, N. Y.:
City corporation
_
Property in general
Real property of pensioners.
CANTON, OHIO:
Townships..
Canton.
Plain....
ALLENTOWN, P A . :
County
_
Property in general
Money at interest, etc..
ALTOONA, P A . :
County
Property in general
Money at interest, etc..
BETHLEHEM, PA.:
County
Property in general—
Northampton
Lehigh
Money at interest, etc..
226, 957
31,467, 245
5, 698,998
13,131, 097
157,336
17, 097
52, 524
5.00
3.00
4.00
31, 676,218
22, 031,103
9, 645,115
148, 736
110,156
38, 580
14.70
5.00
4.00
76,977,416
61, 648,126
15, 329, 290
492, 854
431, 537
61,317
16.40
7.00
4.00
78, 955, 330
63, 025, 627
15,929, 703
441, 913
378,154
63, 759
15.60
6.00
4.00
26,171, 418
21,478,106
4, 693, 312
143, 346
124,573
18, 773
15.48
5.80
4.00
65, 223, 551
63, 864, 010
1, 359, 541
388, 622
383,184
5,438
15.96
6.00
4.00
45,963,978
32, 277, 780
13,686,198
119, 301
64, 556
54, 745
12.60
2.00
4.00
55,914,831
45, 555, 670
10, 359,161
314, 771
273,334
41,437
15.63
6.00
4.00
37, 329, 783
29,812,050
7, 517, 733
208, 943
178,872
30,071
15.60
6.00
4.00
32, 988,125
19,100,095
13,888, 030
93, 752
38,200
55, 552
12.84
2.00
4.00
EASTON, P A . :
County
Property in general
Money at interest, etc
ERIE, PA.:
County
Property in general
Money at interest, etc..
HARRISBURG, P A . :
County
Property in general
Money at interest, etc..
HAZLETON, P A . :
County
Property in general
Money at interest, etc..
JOHNSTOWN, P A . :
County
-.
Property in general
Money at interest, etc..
LANCASTER, P A . :
County
Property in general
Money at interest, etc.
MCKEESPORT,
PA.:
County
Property in general
Money at interest, etc..
N E W CASTLE, P A . :
County
_
Property in general
Money at interest, etc..
NORRISTOWN,
PA.:
County
Property in general
M o n e y at interest, etc..
1
Average rate.
Citynu mber 1
64
3
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
| AGGREGATE TAX
j RATE PER $1,000 OF—
Table XVI—Continued
PHILADELPHIA,
PITTSBURGH,
1 $3,421,590,569
j
•
._
192
160
11.40
11.66
80,031,835
51,170,669
912,363
596,650 j
11.40
11.66
14, 704, 700
7,357,900
790,341,909
398, 997,629
304,261,094
80,031,835
14,704,700
125,725 1
64,382
3,161,368
145,453
121, 704
20,808
2,941
8.55
8.75
4.00
10.36
0.40
0.26
0.20
8.55
8.75
4.00
10.36
0.40
0.26
0.20
f
2,331,426
1,617,992
713,434
548, 677
487,039
61,638
116.11
19.40
11.64
14.44
4.50
4.00
18.06
9.70
6.82
13.43
3.37
4.00
County
P r o p e r t y i n general
M o n e y at interest, e t c
105,136,825
83,802,047
21,334, 778
571,391
486,052
85,339
15.43
5.80
4.00
13.55
3.48
4.00
WlLLIAMSPORT, PA.:
C o u n t y . _____
P r o p e r t y i n general
M o n e y a t interest, etc
23,599,497
15,338,065
8,261,432
178,758
145,712
33,046
17.57
9.50
4.00
14.59
4.75
4.00
32,347,411
22,725,939
9,621,472
197,568
159,082
38,486
16.11
7.00
4.00
13.59
3.50
4.00
80,626,243
54,206,443
26,419,800
1,147,263
1,073,288
73,975
l 14.23
19.80
2.80
i 14.23
19.80
2.80
119,694,480
106,156,840
13, 537, 640
2,033,654
1,995,749
37,905
l 16. 99
18.80
2.80
i 16.99
18.80
2.80
531,758,840
405, 764,940
125,993,900
9,198,458
8,845,675 1
352,783
i 17.30
21.80
2.80
i 17.30
21.80
2.80
69,338,800
65,366,450
3,972,350
1,240,012
1,228,889
11,123
117.88
18.80
2.80
117.88
18.80
2.80
100,935,400
100,935,400
27,960,010
1,822,429
1,816,837
5,592
i 18.06
18.00
0.20
112.64
12.60
0.14
180,061,190
180,061,190
2,928,716
2,880,998
116.27
16.00
112J20
12.00
0.30
0.40
0.60
1.80
0.50
0. '0
1.00
0.23
0.30
0.45
1.35
0.38
0.15
0.75
_
WILKES-BARRE,
YORK,
PA.:
PA.:
N E W P O R T , R.
_
I.:
P A W T U C K E T , R.
I.:
PROVIDENCE, R.
I.:
WOONSOCKET, R.
EL
PASO,
._
TEX.:
SAN AKTONIO,
TEX.:
C i t v corporation
General c i t y . . .
Improvement districtsNo. 1
N o s . 2, 5, a n d 13
Nos. 3 and 7
No. 4
N o s . 8, 9 , 1 0 , a n d 12
N o . 11
N o . 14
i Average rate.
_
I.:
C i t v corporation
General c i t y
P a v i n g district
39
17.10
17.50
PA.:
C i t v corporation
P r o p e r t y in general
Personal i n t a n g i b l e
85
i $14.06
17.10
17.50
144,693,280
83,401,675
61,291,605
123,640,406
108,230,830
15,409,576
SCRANTON,
C i t j ' corporation
P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l . .
Personal i n t a n g i b l e
74
i $14.06
5,202,865
38,040,143
115. 76
19.00
11.40
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y in general
Personal i n t a n g i b l e
29
$48,103,496
i 16.59
20.00
12.00
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y in general
Personal i n t a n g i b l e
113
304,261,094
2,173,722,462
15,407,885
10,653,768
4,754,117
County
P r o p e r t y in general
M o n e y a t interest, e t c
243
Estimated
true value
928,864,800
532,688,420
396,176,380
C i t y corporation
...
Land
I m p r o v e m e n t s a n d personal p r o p e r t y . .
County
P r o p e r t y in general
M o n e y at i n t e r e s t , e t c
99
Assessed
valuation
PA.:
C i t y corporation
Land
Buildings
51
Levies
PA.:
C i t y corporation
Urban—
O u t s i d e poor district
I n s i d e poor district
Suburban—
O u t s i d e poor district
I n s i d e poor district
^arm—
O u t s i d e poor district
I n s i d e poor district
M o n e y a t interest, etc
P o o r districts
Urban
Suburban
Farm.
10
Assessed
valuation
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
4,796,200 1
9,982,400 !
8,778,580
8,713,770
24,851,640
37,462,480
1,416,040 !
1,439
3,993
5,267
15, 685
12,426
7,492
1,416 1
65
City nu mber
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
247
Table XVI—Continued
1
Assessed
valuation
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
_.
NEWPORT NEWS,
$701,219
611,226
i $13.26
20. 00
i $11. 03
14.82
4, 579, 312
12, 727, 567
5,017,865
9,158
38,183
42, 652
2.00
3.00
8.50
2.00
3.00
8.50
60,493, 588
231, 331
i 3. 82
i 3.25
35, 579,177
88,948
2.50
1.92
9, 065, 563
5,180, 658
3,121, 281
7, 546, 909
31, 729
44,036
6,243
60, 375
3.50
8.50
2.00
8.00
3.50
8.50
2.00
8.00
44. 356, 210
34, 099, 255
475,350
429, 365
831, 419
787, 688
6,417
5,582
i 18. 74
23.10
13. 50
13. 00
i 13. 68
16.17
9.45
9.10
1, 230, 745
3,093, 968
5,027,527
45, 498, 447
10, 461
6,188
15, 083
146, 372
8.50
2.00
3.00
i 3. 22
8.50
2.00
3.00
i 2.36
36, 234, 715
90, 587
2.50
1.72
3,152,718
4, 725, 875
1,083, 487
301, 652
11,035
40,170
2,167
2,413
3.50
8.50
2.00
8.00
3.50
8.50
2.00
8.00
204, 862, 281
160,100,300
4,088,151
3, 922, 458
i 19. 96
24. 50
i 13. 82
15.62
10,133,990
19, 263, 446
15, 364, 545
81,072
38, 527
46, 094
8.00
2.00
3.00
208, 639,196
630, 913
i 3. 02
8.00
2.00
3.00
12.11
170, 234, 290
425, 584
2.50
1.63
19,982, 056
12,717,030
3, 058, 305
2, 647, 515
69, 937
108. 095
6,117
21,180.
3.50
8. 50
2.00
8.00
3.50
8.50
2.00
8.00
43.189, 863
27, 754, 048
631, 415
555, 081
i 14. 62
20. 00
i 11.91
14.89
11.50
13.50
8.63
9.44
,
NORFOLK, VA.:
C i t y corporation
_.
.
P r o p e r t y in general
Personal i n t a n g i b l e B a n k stock
_
B o n d s , notes, etc
C a p i t a l a n d shares of stock
State
R e a l estate, p e r s o n a l t a n g i b l e , a n d
b a n k stock
P e r s o n a l intangible—
B o n d s of cities a n d counties of
Virginia, a n d b o n d s , notes, e t c . . .
C apital
Money
Shares of stock
PETERSBURG, VA.:
C i t y corporation
...
P r o p e r t y i n general
AnnexationsReal
Personal tangible
Personal i n t a n g i b l e Bonds
.
B a n k stock
.
Other intangible
State
R e a l estate, personal t a n g i b l e , a n d
b a n k stock
.
Personal intangible—
^
B o n d s of cities a n d counties of
Virginia, a n d b o n d s , notes, e t c . . .
Capital
Money
Shares of stock .
.
136
Estimated
t r u e value
VA.:
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y in general
.
A n n e x a t i o n s N o . 2—real
A n n e x a t i o n s N o . 4—real
Personal i n t a n g i b l e B a n k stock
_
B o n d s , notes, etc
C a p i t a l a n d shares of stock
State
R e a l estate, personal t a n g i b l e , a n d
b a n k stock __ ._
Personal intangible—
B o n d s of cities and counties of
Virginia, a n d b o n d s , notes, e t c .
Capital
Money.
-- -Shares of stock
.
232
Assessed
valuation
$52,886,056
30, 561,312
State
_
R e a l e s t a t e , personal t a n g i b l e , a n d
b a n k stock
_
Personal i n t a n g i b l e B o n d s of cities a n d counties of
Virginia, a n d b o n d s , notes, e t c . .
Capital.
Money
Shares of stock.__
44
Levies
LYNCHBURG, VA.:
Cit^r corporation
P r o p e r t y in general
Personal intangible—
B o n d s , notes, e t c
C a p i t a l a n d shares of s t o c k . . .
B a n k stock
224
AGGREGATE TAX
RATE P E R S1,000 O F —
929, 275
25,000
10, 687
337 j
2. 037, 975
4, 346,100
8, 097, 465
4,076
36,942
24,292
2.00
8.50
3.00
44,807, 502
161,869
13.61
2.00
8.50
3.00
i 2.96
33, 054, 423
82,636
2.50
1.93
2, 343, 769
7, 251, 790
1,311.845
845, 675
8,203
61,640
2,624
6,766
3.50
8.50
2.00
8.00
3.50
8.50
2.00
8.00
42, 485,058
767,789
i 18. 07
i 11.11
29,182, 913
8, 637, 863
612,841
129,567
21.00
15. 00
12.65
8.12
PORTSMOUTH, VA.:
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y in general—
Old c i t y
Eighth and ninth wards
i Average rate.
46998—25f-
66
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
Table XVI—Continued
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
A G G R E G A T E TAX
RATE P E R $1,000 OF—
Assessed
valuation
Levies
valuation
136
PORTSMOUTH, VA.—Continued.
Personal i n t a n g i b l e B a n k s t o c k , __
B o n d s , notes, shares of stock, e t c .
Capital
$2, 342, 947
1,497, 605
823, 730
$19,915
2,995
2,471
$8.50
2.00
3.00
43, 038, 862
114, 397
1
40,163, 723
100, 408
2.50
1,459, 202
823, 730
477, 229
114, 978
5,109
7,002
954
924
3.50
8.50
2.00
8.00
City corporation
P r o p e r t y in general
Personal t a n g i b l e
Personal i n t a n g i b l e B a n k stock
Bonds, notes, etc
C a p i t a l a n d shares of stock..
290, 949, 752
176,490, 899
18,808, 790
4,451,256
3, 706, 389
366, 766
i 15. 30
21.00
19.50
20, 545, 026
21, 746, 593
53, 358, 444
174, 533
43, 493
160, 075
8.50
2.00
3.00
State
R e a l , personal tangible, a n d b a n k
stock
Personal i n t a n g i b l e B o n d s of cities a n d counties of
Virginia
....
Capital
Shares of stock
Bonds, notes, money etc
301, 843, 887
1, 053,182
13.49
215, 844, 715
539, 612
2.50
1,466,882
38, 442, 680
14,915, 764
31,173, 846
5,134
326, 763
119, 326
62, 347
3.50
8.50
8.00
2.00
65, 420, 209
45, 939, 095
2, 696, 200
1,125, 682
1, 033, 630
25, 962
State
Real estate, personal tangible, a n d
b a n k stock
Personal intangible—
B o n d s of cities a n d counties of
Virginia, a n d b o n d s , notes, e t c . - .
Capital
Money
Shares of stock
2.66
RICHMOND,VA.:
ROANOKE, VA.:
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y in general
A n n e x a t i o n (1919)
Personal i n t a n g i b l e B a n k stock
B o n d s , notes, etc
C a p i t a l , a n d shares of stock_
State
Real estate, personal, tangible, a n d
b a n k stock
Personal i n t a n g i b l e B o n d s of cities a n d counties of Virginia, a n d b o n d s , notes, etc
Capital
Money
Shares of stock
22
75
3, 844, 836
6, 411, 844
6, 528, 234
32, 681
12, 824
19, 585
8.50
2.00
3.00
13.13
69, 638, 268
217, 725
53, 218, 941
133, 047
6, 739, 394
5,124, 709
3,151, 699
1, 403, 525
23, 587
43, 560
6,303
11, 228
3.50
8.50
2.00
8.00
SEATTLE, WASH.:
C i t y corporation
.
Old l i m i t s
New limits
Ballard-.
Columbia
D u n l a p , S o u t h P a r k , a n d W e s t Seattle.
Georgetown
R a v e n n a , S o u t h e a s t Seattle, a n d
South Seattle
Yesler
239, 341, 852
169, 872, 752
32,107, 954
6, 628, 324
1, 221, 638
17,879, 054
2, 749, 912
C ounty
P r o p e r t y in general R o a d districts
239, 341, 852
239, 341, 852
41, 699, 804
3, 431, 333
3, 094, 690
336,643
i 14. 34
12.93
18.07
59, 896, 268
59, 896, 268
48, 056, 598
9, 247, 493
1, 861, 303
730, 874
1, 478, 205
28, 300
1,183, 633
217, 501
35, 476
13, 295
i 24. 68
0.47
24.63
23.52
19.06
18.19
7, 556, 502
1, 325, 716
6, 651, 773
4, 730, 957
886. 500
217, 210
32, 495
472, 366
74, 440
203, 044
34, 761
i 27. 79
27.85
27.61
32.77
26.60
26.42
27.07
26.87
26.22
T A C O M A , WTASH.:
C i t y corporation
General city
District N o . 1
District N o . 2
Districts Nos. 3 and 4 .
District N o . 5
1
i 17. 21
22.50
10.00
Average r a t e .
67
DESCRIPTION OF GENEBAL TABLES
fe ! T a b l e X V I — C o n t i n u e d
AGGREGATE TAX
RATE P E R $1,000 O F —
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
Levies
Assessed
valuation
140 | W H E E L I N G , W .
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C i t y corporation
Original city
Fulton
Woodsdale
Edgewood
P l e a s a n t Valley
E l m Grove
Warwood
Other a n n e x a t i o n s .
$112, 374,408
83, 208, 683
1, 445, 950
4, 352, 960
3, 890, 350
1, 705, 660
3,313,051
4,179, 740
10,278,014
$737,703
543, 769
3
8,856
33,496
24,879
10,294
26,323
32,581
57,505
!
|
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j
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i $6. 56'
6.54
6. 12
7.70
6.40
6.04
7.94
7.80
5. 60
i $6. 56
6.54
6.12
7.70
6.40
6.04
7.94
7. 8r
5.60
112,374,408
83, 208, 683
29,165r 725
794, 341
574,140
220, 201
i 7.07
6.90
7.55
i 7.07
6.90
7. 55
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y in general
P u b l i c utilities
P u b l i c utilities
Sewer districts—
N o s . 1, 8, 17, a n d 18.
No. 2
No. 3
Nos. 5, 7, a n d 10
49, 810, 035
47, 475,120
2, 238, 251
96, 664
1, 057, 740
1,005, 292
30, 253
2,010
i 21. 24
21.20
13. 52
20.79
i 19. 20
19.06
13.52
20.79
6, 226, 595
2, 333,180
3, 460, 625
8, 374, 810
9,340
2,333
4,326
4,186
1.50
1.00
1.25
0.50
1.35
0.90
1.13
0.45
State
P r o p e r t y in general.
P u b l i c utilities
49, 713, 371
47,475,120
2, 238, 251
56, 589
49,608
6,981
i 1.14
1.00
3.12
i 1.03
0.94
3.12
County
P r o p e r t y in generalP u b l i c utilities
49, 713, 371
47, 475,120
2, 238, 251
280,180
270, 871
9,309
15.63
5.70
4.16
i 5.10
5.13
4.16
School district
Original c i t y .
Annexations.
237
Estimated
true value
I G R E E N BAY, WIS.:
!
I
!
I
|
;
;
KENOSHA, WIS.:
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l .
P u b l i c utilities
60,954,000
58,547,820
2,406,180
1,505,283
1,472,760
32,523
i 24. 70
25.10
13. 52
118.46
18.61
13.52
State....
P r o p e r t y in general .
P u b l i c utilities
60,954, 000
58,547,820
2,406,180
75,439
67,934
7,505
11.24
1.20
3.12
10.93
0.86
3.12
C ounty
P r o p e r t y in general.
P u b l i c utilities
60,954,000
58, 547, 820
2,406,180
284,295
274, 288
10,007
i 4.66
4.70
4.16
i 3.49
3.47
4.16
C ity corporation
P r o p e r t y in general.
P u b l i c utilities
42,311,615
41,990,511
321,104
991,537
987,197
4,340
123.43
23. 51
13. 52
i 21.11
21.16
13.52
State
P r o p e r t y in general .
P u b l i c utilities
42,311,615
41, 990,511
321,104
50,130
49,128
1,002
U.18
1.17
3.12
11.07
1.05
3.12
County
P r o p e r t y in general.
P u b l i c utilities
42,311,615
41,990,511
321,104
15.31
5.32
4.16
14.78
4.79
4.16
LA CROSSE, WIS.:
186
1
224,715 1
223,380
1,335
MADISON, WIS.:
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y in general.
P u b l i c utilities
92,368, 579
91,368,579
1,000,000
2,049,924
2,036,408
13,516
i 22.19
22.30
13.52
1 19.34
19.39
13.52
State
P r o p e r t y in general.
Public, utilities
92,368,579
91,368,579
1,000,000
108,593
105,474
3,119
U.17
1.20
3.12
U.02
1.00
3.12
C ounty
P r o p e r t y in general.
P u b l i c utilities
92,368,579 !
91,368,579
1,000,000 i
281,327
277,168
4,159 1
13.05
3.00
4.16
i 2.65
2.64
4.16
Average r a t e .
68
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
T a b l e XVI—Continued
CITY AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
A G G R E G A T E TAX
RATE P E R $1,000 OF—
Assessed
valuation
Levies
Assessed
valuation
13
236
121
241
207
1
MILWAUKEE,
WIS.:
C i t y corporation
E a s t sewer d i s t r i c t . .
W e s t sewer d i s t r i c t . .
S o u t h sewer d i s t r i c t .
P u b l i c utilities
P u b l i c utilities
$744,810,680
176,203, 965
397,630,762
151,768,310
16,063,077
3,144,566
County
P r o p e r t y in general _
P u b l i c utilities
741,666,114
725,603,037
16,063,077
3,298,640
3, 231,836
66,804
14.45
4.45
3.12
State
P r o p e r t y in general _
P u b l i c utilities
741,666,114
725,603,037
16,063,077
943,320
893, 217
50,103
U.27
1.23
4.16
C i t y corporation
___
P r o p e r t y i n general _
P u b l i c utilities
45,349,721
44,710,271
639,450
1,016,022
1,007,379
8,643
i 22.40
22.60
13.52
State
P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l .
P u b l i c utilities
45,349,721
44,710,271
639,450
151,147
149,152
1,995
13.33
3.30
3.12
County
Property in general.
P u b l i c utilities
45,349,721
44,710,271
639,450
53,317
50,658
2,659
11.18
1.10
4.16
OSHKOSH,
RACINS,
$17,299,835
4,124,406
9,326,826
3,566,100
217,114
65,389
i $23.23
23.41
23.46
23.50
13.52
20.79
Wis.:
WIS.:
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l .
P u b l i c utilities
91, 078,443
83,463, 357
7, 615, 086
1, 595,761
102,928
i 18. 65
19.10
13.52
State
P r o p e r t y in general .
Public utilities-.
91, 078, 443
83, 463, 357
7, 615,086
134, 012
110, 259
23,753
i 1.47
1.30
3.12
County
P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l .
P u b l i c utilities
91, 078, 443
83, 463, 357
7, 615,086
362,999
331, 329
31, 670
13.99
4.00
4.16
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y in general _
P u b l i c utilities
Public utilities.
39, 896,037
37,967, 570
1, 701, 824
226, 643
,012, 549
984, 834
23,002
4,713
i 25. 38
25.90
13.52
20.79
State..
P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l .
P u b l i c utilities
39, 669,394
37,967, 570
1, 701, 824
53, 758
48,450
5,308
i 1.35
1.30
3.12
County
P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l .
P u b l i c utilities
39, 669,394
37, 967, 570
1, 701, 824
201,411
194, 333
7,078
15.08
5.10
4.16
C ity corporation
P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l .
P u b l i c utilities
P u b l i c utilities
Sewer districts—
No. 2
No. 3
Nos. 5 and 7
No. 6..
No. 8
58, 020,151
46,810,886
1, 000,000
10, 209, 265
1,349,436
1,099, 682
13, 516
212, 295
i 23. 26
23. 50
13. 52
20.79
14, 660, 000
3, 583,000
2, 784, 000
1, 750, 000
153,600
7,330
3,583
5,568
7,001
461
0.50
1.00
2.00
4.00
3.00
State
P r o p e r t y in general .
P u b l i c utilities
47,810,886
46, 810,886
1, 000, 000
73, 686
70, 567
3,119
i 1. 54
1.51
3.12
County
P r o p e r t y in general .
P u b l i c utilities
47,810, 886
46,810,886
1,000,000
432, 051
427, 892
4,159
19.04
9.10
4.16
SHEBOYGAN,
SUPERIOR,
Average rate.
WIS.:
WIS.:
69
DESCRIPTION OF -GENERAL. TABLES
Special property taxes.—The several classes of property subject to special
p r o p e r t y taxes, t h e a m o u n t s levied thereon, a n d the r a t e of levy for each of
t h e divisions of government, so far as such details were reported, are set forth
in Table X V I I , which follows.
Table XVII
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF P R O P E R T Y
Assessed
valuation
Levies
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.:
C i t y corporation—corporation a n d b a n k s t o c k .
$1,409,300
$14,093
325,800
206, 450
603, 258
232, 064
HARTFORD, CONN.:
C i t y corporation—corporation a n d b a n k s t o c k . _
School district—corporation a n d b a n k stock
NEW
BRITAIN, C O N N . :
C i t y corporation—corporation a n d b a n k stock..
1, 231,177
12,311
6, 926, 228
6, 909,881
16,347
69, 426
69, 099
327
N E W HAVEN, CONN.:
C i t y corporation
C o r p o r a t i o n a n d b a n k stock
Shellfish b e d s
STAMFORD, C O N N . :
Town—corporation a n d b a n k stock
525, 531
5,255
1, 738, 600
17,386
471,806
7,077
WATERBURY, CONN.:
C i t y corporation—corporation a n d b a n k s t o c k .
WILMINGTON, D E L . :
C i t y corporation—horses a n d m u l e s
500
LEWISTON, M E . :
C i t y corporation—corporation a n d b a n k stock..
PORTLAND, M E . :
C i t y corporation—bank stock
i, 685, 000
55, 276
500, 000
34, 500,000
132, 000,000
592, 500
345, 000
247, 500
109,015
184,385
3,270
5,532
363, 600
136,400
9,599
3,601
660
840
18
23
42,537
23,463
1,310
723
122, 741
3,854
4,149
130
BALTIMORE, M D . :
C i t y corporation
B a n k stock
Savings b a n k deposits
CAMBRIDGE, MASS.:
C i t y corporation—bank stock
S t a t e — b a n k stock
FITCHBURG, M A S S . :
C i t y corporation—bank stock
S t a t e — b a n k stock
LAWRENCE, MASS.:
C i t y corporation—bank stock
S t a t e — b a n k stock
LOWELL, MASS.:
C i t y corporation—bank stock
S t a t e — b a n k stock
LYNN, MASS.:
C i t y corporation—bank stock
S t a t e — b a n k stock
...
NEWTON, MASS.:
C i t y corporation—bank stock
S t a t e — b a n k stock
2,600
25,250
PITTSFIELD, M A S S . :
C i t y corporation—bank stock
S t a t e — b a n k stock
_
201,240
188, 760
5,876
5,512
7,538
7,867
255
266
331, 532
458,478
9,150
12,654
303,200
275, 600
027,600
130,463
2,756
127,707
068,800
068,800
11,508
11,508
261,468
261,468
4,731
4,731
648,664
648, 664
21,182
21,182
702,152
702,152
6,383
6,383
SALEM, MASS.:
C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n — b a n k stock
S t a t e — b a n k stock
SPRINGFIELD, M A S S . :
C i t y corporation—bank s t o c k .
S t a t e — b a n k stock
MANCHESTER, N.
H.:
C i t y corporation
B a n k stock
Savings b a n k deposits
ATLANTIC C I T Y , N .
J.:
C i t y - c o r p o r a t i o n — b a n k stock
C o u n t y — b a n k stock
BAYONNE, N.
C i t y corporation—bank stock
C o u n t y — b a n k stock
CAMDEN, N.
C i t y corporation—bank stock
C o u n t y — b a n k stock
J.:
C i t y corporation—bank stock
County—bank stock...
3
._
J.:
EAST ORANGE, N.
1
_
J.:
Average rate.
Horses and mules taxed at $1 each.
'70
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
Table XVII—Continued
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF PROPERTY
valuation
Levies
ELIZABETH, N. J.:
City corporation—bank stock
County—bank stock
$2, 264, 533
HOBOKEN, N. J.:
City corporation—bank stock
County—bank stock
JERSEY CITY, N. J.:
C ity corporation—bank stock
County—bank stock
_
2, 264, 533
$8, 492
8,492
3,810, 666
3, 810, 666
14, 290
14, 290
14, 764,827
14, 764,827
55, 368
55, 368
26, 568, 533
26, 568, 533
99, 632
99, 632
1, 569, 868
1, 569,868
5, 887
5,887
NEWARK, N. J.:
City corporation—bank stock
County—bank stock
N E W BRUNSWICK, N. J.:
City corporation—bank stock..
County—bank stock
ORANGE, N. J.:
City corporation—bank stock
County—bank stock
890, 480 i
890,480 !
3,339
3,339
PASSAIC, N. J.:
City corporation—bank stock
County—bank stock
4, 477, 533
4,477, 533
16, 791
16, 791
6, 521,176
6, 521,176
2.4,454
24. 454
1,117, 420
1,117,420
4,190
4,190
6, 371, 690
6, 371, 690
23, 894
23, 894
3, 248, 882
3,248, 882
12,183
12,183
11,102, 744
111,027
1, 759, 326
17, 593
PATERSON, N. J.:
City corporation—bank stock
County—bank stock
PERTH AMBOY, N. J.:
City corporation—bank stock
Cou:ity—bank stock
TRENTON, N. J.:
City corporation—bank stock
C ou ity—bank stock
W E S T EOBOKEN, N. J.:
C ity corporation—bank stock
Couaty—bank stock
ALBANY, N. Y.:
City corporation—bank stock
AMSTERDAM, N. Y,:
Cit J corporation—bank stock
AUBURN, N. Y.:
City corporation—bank stock
809, 652
8,097
6, 442, 510
64, 425
BUFFALO, N. Y.:
City corporation—bank stock
ELMIRA". N.
Y.:
City corporation—bank stock
1, 033, 500
10, 335
1, 546,145
15,461
JAMESTOWN, N. Y.:
City corporation—bank stock
N E W ROCHELLE, N. Y.:
City corporation—bank stock
33, 800
338
937,914, 783
l, 379,148
2,954,134
29, 541
1, 966, 248
19, 662
9, 885, 916
98, 859
N E W YORK, N. Y.:
City corporation—bank stock, etc
NIAGARA. FALLS, N. Y.:
City corporation—bank stock
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y.:
City corporation—bank stock
ROCHESTER, N. Y.:
City corporation—bank stock, etc
SCHENECTADY, N. Y.:
Citv corporation—bank stock
859, 703
8,597
3, 841, 586
135,126
38,416
1,351
TROY, N. Y.:
City corporation—bank stock
Lansingburg school district—bank stock.
Tax levies.—The amounts given under the general heading " L e v y " on the
lines of Table 25 for the several divisions of the government represent the total
and per capita amounts levied for the maintenance of those divisions within the
territorial limits of the city corporation.
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, 13, and 22.
DESCRIPTION OF SPECIAL TABLE
TABLE 26
D a t a included in table.—Table 26 presents d a t a relating to t h e organization
of cities covered by this report for t h e fiscal year 1923. I t shows for each city t h e
n u m b e r of members and character of its legislative body, however organized
or designated, t h e t e r m s of office, a n d salaries of its legislative a n d general execut i v e officers, a n d whether these executive officers are elected or appointed.
Descriptive t e r m s u s e d . — I n referring to cities with governments of t h e t y p e .
which prevailed in t h e average American city prior t o 1900, this report uses t h e
generic designation cities governed by mayor and council.
Cities with governments
such as in later years h a v e come to be spoken of as t h e "Commission f o r m " or
" C o m m i s s i o n - m a n a g e r p l a n " are here designated as cities governed by commission,
or cities governed by commission-manager
plan.
T h e use of these t e r m s as defined
should not, however, be allowed to obscure t h e fact t h a t cities governed by commissions or those u n d e r t h e commission-manager plan m a y have city councils, and
t h a t cities governed by commissions generally give t o t h e chief commissioner t h e
title of mayor.
Cities governed by mayor and council.—For a city governed by m a y o r a n d
council, Table 26 shows whether its legislative body consists of one or two chambers. For cities with a bicameral legislative body, t h e terms " u p p e r h o u s e " a n d
"lower h o u s e " as employed in Table 26 are arbitrarily applied, t h e former to t h e
c h a m b e r having t h e smaller membership and t h e latter t o t h a t having t h e larger
membership. T h e designations of t h e members of t h e legislative body usually
a d o p t e d by such cities are " a l d e r m e n " and " c o u n c i l m e n , " b u t there is u t t e r
lack of uniformity in their use. T h e t e r m designating a m e m b e r of t h e upper
house in one city m a y be applied to a member of t h e lower house in another city.
Cities governed by commission.—The t e r m commission form of government
is a generic one now employed in referring to t h e government of*cities administ e r e d b y a small n u m b e r of officials exercising both legislative and executive authority.
M a y o r . — I n t h e columns under t h e designation " M a y o r " are shown t h e d a t a
pertaining to t h a t office for all cities except those governed by commissions.
I n some of t h e commission cities t h e m a y o r is elected as such, while in others he is
chosen by t h e commissioners, a n d in some of t h e m his salary is t h e same as t h a t of
t h e other commissioners, while in others it is larger. I n case of a difference in
salary, t h e salary as shown for each of t h e commissioners is t h a t for those other
t h a n mayor, while t h a t of t h e m a y o r is shown in a footnote. This form of prese n t a t i o n most conveniently brings out t h e difference in salary a n d a t t h e same
time preserves t h e full membership reported for t h e commission.
City clerk.—In t h e column under t h e heading " C i t y c l e r k " are included d a t a
pertaining only to such officials with this designation as perform duties other t h a n
those of clerk of council or other legislative body.
Comptroller and auditor.—One or t h e other of these terms is used by most
cities as t h e designation of t h e principal fiscal officer of t h e city. When both officials are reported, t h e comptroller exercises a u t h o r i t y over t h e financial transactions of t h e city, a n d t h e auditor, who in some cities is appointed by t h e comptroller, merely certifies to t h e correctness of claims presented.
71
72
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
Treasurer or chamberlain and collector of revenue.—In some cities the treasurer
receives all moneys directly; in others he receives the larger part of them directly,
the minor parts being collected by the comptroller or auditor, the license collector,
and the heads of departments; while in other cities the principal receipts come into
the office of the tax collector, revenue collector, or an official with some such designation.
Assessors.—The data contained in the column with this heading reveal to
some extent the differences in organization of revenue forces. While most cities
employ assessors to fix the valuation of property for the purpose of taxation, those
of some States employ no assessors, but report to the county the amount required
to be raised for city purposes. The county officials then extend the taxes against
the count}' valuations of property within the city, collect them, and pay them
over to the city, usually retaining a percentage to cover the costs of the services
rendered.
City attorney or solicitor.—These two titles are representative of the various
designations applied to the officials charged with the legal guidance and defense
of the city. Other designations employed are "corporation counsel" and "city
counselor."
City engineer.—The data shown in the column headed "City engineer" are
for most cities those of employees whose official designation is city engineer. In
some instances, however, the salaries reported are those of officials with other
designations, Vut who exercise the functions of city engineer.
City manager.—With but few exceptions the cities employing a manager are
under commission form of government. In most instances the manager is not
only charged with the enforcement of laws and ordinances but it is his duty to
recommend measures for legislative enactment and give advice as to financial
needs of the city. The salaries of managers in cities reporting them range from
$4,500 to $20,000.
GENERAL TABLES
46998—25t
6
73
74
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 :
1923
FISCAL
YEAR
[ F o r a list of t h e cities arranged 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 p . 1 1 .
For a text discussion of this t a b l e , see p . 13]
Year
of incorporation
as a
city
POPULATION
D a t e of
m i d d l e of
fiscal year
G r a n d total..
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
Estimated
as of
middle
of fiscal
year
39,172,168
I--_
II..
III.
I V_
V__
17, 308, 262
4, 246,416
8, 392, 449
5, 590, 317
3, 634, 724
Decennial census
J a n . 1,
1920
6, 674, 220
Apr. 15,
1910
28, 786, 946
16, 369, 301 13,137,432
4, 026,059 3, 261, 622
7, 795,464 6, 022, 253
5,108, 977 3, 713, 672
3, 374,419 2, 651,967
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. Ill
Philadelphia, Pa
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, Ohio
St. Louis, M o
_.
1653
1837
1683
1824
1836
1822
June
June
June
Dec.
June
Oct.
30,1923
30,1923
30,1923
31,1922
30,1922
1,1922
5, 927, 625
2, 886,971
1, 922, 788
1995, 668
888, 519
797, 219
Baltimore, M d
Boston, M a s s
Los Angeles, Calif._.
Pittsburgh, Pa
San Fraacisco, Calif
Buffalo, N . Y
1796
1822
1851
1816
1850
1832
June
Julv
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
30,1923
31,1922
31,1922
30,1923
31,1922
31,1922
773, 580
770, 932
657, 738
620, 367
534,415
532,440
5, 620, 048
2, 701, 705
1, 823, 779
993,678
796, 841
772, 897
733,
748,
576,
588,
506,
506,
826
060
673
343
676
775
OVER
4, 766,
2,185,
1, 549,
465,
560,
687,
883
283
008
766
663
029
558,485
670, 585
319,198
533, 905
416,912
423, 715
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
W a s h i n g t o n , D . C_.
Newark, N . J
Minneapolis, Minn.
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio__.
N e w Orleans, L a . _ .
1846
1802
1836
1867
1819
1805
June
Dec.
June
June
June
June
30,1923
31,1922
30,1923
30,1923
30,1923
30,1923
484, 595
470,481
438, 699
409,125
406,387
404, 575
457,147
437, 571
414, 524
380, 582
401, 247
387, 219
373,857 |
331,069
347,469
301,408
363,591
339,075
Kansas City, M o . . .
Indianapolis, I n d . . .
Rochester, N . Y
Seattle, W a s h
Jersey City, N . J__
1853
1831
1834
1869
1827
Oct.
June
June
June
June
21,1922
30,1923
30,1923
30,1923
30,1923
346, 598
342, 718
318, 892
2 315,312
309, 034
324,410
314,194
295, 750
315,312
298,103
248,381
233,650
218,149
237,194
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 100,030 T O 300,000
1
!
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..
Louisville, K y
1851
1859
1837
1816
1824
May
June
June
June
Feb.
31,
30,
30.
30,
28,
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
273, 256
272,031
269, 338
261,082
257, 406
258, 288
256,491
243,164
237, 031
234, 891
207, 214
213, 381
168,497
181,511
223, 928
P r o v i d e n c e , R . I_.
St. P a u l , M i n n . . .
O a k l a n d , Calif....
Atlanta, Ga
A k r o n , Ohio
1832
1854
1854
1847
1836
Mar.
June
Dec.
June
June
31,
30,
31,
30,
30,
1923
1923
1922
1923
1923
242, 036
241,891
236, 682
222, 963
2 208, 435
237, 595
234, 698
216, 261
200, 616
208,435
224, 326
214, 744
150,174
154,839
69,067
Omaha: Nebr
B i r m i n g h a m , Ala..
Worcester, M a s s . . .
Syracuse, N . Y
Richmond, Va
1857
1871
1848
1848
1782
June
Mar.
May
June
July
30, 1923
31, 1923
31, 1923
30, 1923
31, 1923
204, 382
194, 680
191, 637
184, 511
181, 267
191, 601
178, 806
179, 754
171,717
171, 667
124,096
132, 685
145, 986
137, 249
127, 628
San A n t o n i o , T e x . . .
Dallas, T e x . . .
New Haven, Conn.
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio
1837
1856
1784
1849
1841
Nov.
Oct.
June
June
June
30,
31,
30,
30,
30,
180, 835
173, 696
172, 967
170,067
165, 530
161, 379
158, 976
162, 537
162, 351
152, 559
96, 614
92,104
133, 605
131,105
116, 577
1922
1922
1923
1923
1923
P o p u l a t i o n not e s t i m a t e d . Increase due to annexed territory.
P o p u l a t i o n as of J a n . 1,1920.
75
GENERAL TABLES
TABLE
1.- -YEAR
OF INCORPORATION,
DATE
OF
R E P O R T E D , P O P U L A T I O N , AND A R E A :
MIDDLE
OF FISCAL
YEAR
1923—Continued
F o r 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 . 11.
F o r a text discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 13]
Year
of incorporation
as a
city
POPULATION
E>ate of
m i d d l e of
fiscal year
Estimated
as of
middle
of fiscal
year
Decennial census
J a n . 1,
192Q
A p r . 15,
1910
Land
area
(acres),
J u l y 1,
1923
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
Norfolk, V a
Houston, Tex
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
Grand Rapids, M i c h . .
Springfield, M a s s
1845
1839
1868
1850
1852
June
June
June
Sept.
May
30, 1923
30, 1923
30, 1923
30, 1922
31, 1923
Bridgeport, C o n n . .
Fort Worth, Tex_.
Scranton, P a
Paterson, N . J
Hartford, Conn
1836
1872
1866
1851
1784
Sept.
Dec.
June
June
Sept.
30,
31,
30,
30,
30,
Des Moines, Iowa
I
N e w Bedford, M a s s
Trenton, N . J
|
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h . . . . i
Camden, N . J
|
1857
1847
1792
1851
1828
Sept.
May
June
June
June
Nashville, T e n n
Fall R i v e r , M a s s
Albany, N . Y
Wilmington, Del
Kansas City, Kans
!
j
!
|
|
1806
1854
1686
1832
1886
Lowell, M a s s
Flint, Mich
Erie, P a
Cambridge, Mass
vReading, P a
|
I
!
j
j
Yonkers, N . Y
Duluth, Minn...
Spokane, Wash
Elizabeth, N . J
j
___i
__l
I
U t i c a , N . Y__
Lynn, M a s s . .
Tacoma, Wash
Jacksonville, F l a .
159, 089
155,170
150,436
144,166
143,879
115, 777
138,276
132,358
137, 634
129, 614
67,452
78,800
79, 066
112, 571
1922
1922
1923
1923
1922
i 143, 555
141, 678
140, 636
139,579
i 138,036
143, 555
106,482
137, 783
135,875
138,036
102, 054
73, 312
129,867
125, 600
98, 915
30,
31,
30,
30,
30,
1922
1923
1923
1923
1923
137,825
129, 861
127,390
126, 241
124,157
126,468
121,217
119,289
118,110
116,309
June
June
June
Dec.
June
30,
30,
30,
31,
30,
1923
1923
1923
1922
1923
122, 628
120, 912
117,375
116, 648
115,781
118, 342
120,485
113,344
110,168
101,177
110, 364
119,295
100, 253
87,411
82, 331
1836
1855
1851
1846
1847
June
Aug.
July
Sept.
July
30, 1923
31, 1922
1, 1923
30, 1922
1, 1923
115,089
112,823
112, 571
111,069
110,917
112, 759
91, 599
93, 372
109, 694
107, 784
106, 294
38, 550
66, 525
104, 839
96, 071
1872
1870
1883
1855
June
June
June
June
30,
30,
30,
30,
1923
1923
1923
1923
107, 520
106,289
104, 573
103, 947
100,176
98,917
104,437
95, 783
79, 803
78,466
104, 402
73,409
i 1832
| 1850
j 1875
1822
June
June
June
June
30,
30,
30,
30,
1923
1923
1923
1923
103,457
102, 683
101, 731
100, 046
94,156
99,148
96,965
91, 558
74,419
89, 336
83, 743
57, 699
96, 652
96,815
92,777 |
94,538
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
1
Oklahoma City, Okla.__
C a n t o n , Ohio
Somerville, M a s s
Schenectady, N . Y
Waterbury, Conn
1891
1854
1871
1798
1853
Dec.
June
June
June
June
31,1922
30,1923
30,1923
30,1923
30,1923
99, 760
99, 248
98,807
98, 773
98,411
91, 295
87,091
93,091
88, 723
91, 715
64,205
50, 217
77, 236
72,826
73,141
T u l s a , Okla
Lawrence, M a s s
Fort Wayne, I n d
E l Paso, T e x
Evansville, I n d
1903
1853
1839
1873
1847
Dec.
June
June
Sept.
June
31,1922
30,1923
30,1923
30,1922
30,1923
97, 788
97, 289
93,673
93,089
90, 569
72,075
94, 270
86, 549
77, 560
85,264
18,182
85, 892
63,933
39, 279
69, 647
Savannah, Ga
Knoxville, T e n n
Allentown, P a
San Diego, Calif..
Bayonne, N . J
1789
1815
1867
1850
1869
June
Mar.
July
June
June
30,1923
31,1923
1,1923
30,1923
30,1923
89,448
88,044
87, 329
87,126
84, 398
83,252
77,818
73, 502
74,683
76,754
65, 064
36, 346
51,913
39, 578
55, 545
Manchester, N . H _ .
Harrisburg, P a
Peoria, 111
Wichita, Kans
St. Joseph, M o
1846
1860
1845
1871
1853
June
July
June
June
Oct.
30,1923
1,1923
30,1923
30,1923
21,1923
81, 383
81,129
79,675
79, 261
78,195
78,384
75,917
76,121
72,217
77,939
70, 063
64,186
66,950
52,450
77,403
Population as of Jan. 1, 1920.
76
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
TABLE
1 . — Y E A R OF INCORPORATION, D A T E O F M I D D L E OF FISCAL
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 3 — C o n t i n u e d
YEAR
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 11.
For a text discussion of this table, see p . 13]
Year
of incorporation
as a
city
POPULATION
Date of
middle of
fiscal year
Estimated
as of
middle
of fiscal
year
Decennial census
Jan. 1,
1920
Apr. 15,
1910
Land
area
(acres),
July 1,
1923
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000)—Cont r u e d
100
101
Sioux City, I o w a . . .
South Eend, Ind
Wilkes-Barre, P a . . .
Binghamton, N. Y .
Portland, Me
1857
1865
1871
1867
1832
Sept.
June
July
June
June
30,1922
30,1923
1,1923
30,1923
30,1923
77, 854
76, 859
76, 258
73, 416
73,129
71, 227
70, 983
73, 833
66, 800
69, 272
47,828
53,684
67,105 j
48,443
58,571
28,020. 0
9, 867. 5
3, 346. 8
5,991.0
13, 808. 0
102
103
104
105
106
Rockford, 111
Troy, N . Y
Charleston, S. C__
Little Bock, Ark.
Johnstown, Pa__.
1852
1816
1783
1831
1889
June
June
June
June
July
30,1923
30,1923
30,1923
30,1923
1,1923
72, 419
i 72, 013
71, 245
70,916
69, 966
65,651
72, 013
67, 957
65,142
67, 327
45,401
76,813
58,833
45,941
55,482 1
6,861. 0
6, 630. 4
2, 873. 6
10,154.4
3, 488. 9
107
108
109
110
111
Sacramento, CalifEast St. Louis, 111.
Brockton, Mass___
Terre Haute, Ind__
Saginaw, Mich
1863
1865
1881
1833
1889
June
June
May
June
Dec.
30,1923
30,1923
31,1923
30,1923
31,1922
69,950
69, 729
69, 553
69, 439
69,168
65,908
66, 767
66, 254
66, 083
61,903
44,696 I
58,547 I
56,878
58,157
50, 510
8, 774. 0
8. 627. 0
13, 677. 9
5, 759. 0
10, 368. 0
112
113
114
115
116
Gary, Ind
Pawtucket, R. I___
Hoboken, N . J
Long Boach, Calif.
Passaic, N . J.-_•-...
1909
1886
1855
1897
1873
June
June
June
Dec.
June
30,1923
30,1923
30,1923
31,1922
30,1923
69,054
68, 799
i 68,166
67, 268
67, 111
55, 378
64, 248
68,166
55, 593
63,841
16,802
51, 622
70,324
17,809
54,773
25,172. 4
5, 494. 0
830.0
9, 308. 7
2,001. 7
117
118
119
120
121
Springfield, O h i o . . .
Chester Pa
Hamtramck, Mich.
Altoona, Pa
Racine, Wis__
1850
1866
1922
1868
1848
J u n e 30,1923
July
1,1923
Aug. 31,1923
July
1,1923
J u n e 30,1923
65,857
64,697
64,671
64,458
64,393
60, 840
58,030
48,615
60,331
58, 593
46,921
38,537
3,559
52,127
38,002
7, 296.5
3,020.0
1,527.0
2,653.9
3<858.0
122
123
124
125
126
Lansing, Mich
New Britain, Conn..
Mobile, Ala
Berkeley, Calif
Springfield, 111.
1858
1871
1814
1878
1840
Oct.
Sept.
Mar.
Dec.
Aug.
31,1922
30,1922
31,1922
31,1922
31,1922
64, 244
63,677
63,638
62,191
61,202
57,327
59,316
60,777
56,036
59,183
31,229
43,916
51,521
40,434 1
51,678
7,082.0
8,519.0
9,155. 2
5,494.7
5, 532. 5
127
128
129
130
131
Hoi yoke, Mass
Highland Park, Mich.
Davenport, Iowa
Chattanooga, Tenn
Bethlehem, P a . . .
1873
1918
1851
1851
1918
May
Dec.
Sept.
Mar.
July
31,1923
31,1922
30,1922
31,1923 1
1,1923 j
61,073
60,567
60,290
60,001
59,628
60, 203
46,499
56, 727
57, 895
50,358
57,730
4,120
43,028
44,604
12,837
13,544.9
1,895.0
10,393.0
7,475.2
11,172.0
132
133
134
135
136
Lincoln, Nebr
Niagara Falls, N . Y .
Covington, Ky
Haverhill, Mass
Portsmouth, Va
1871 „ F e b .
June
1892
June
1834
June
1870
June
1858
28,1923
30,1923
30,1923
30,1923
30,1923
58> 397
58,082
57, 877
57,405
57,341
54,948
50,760
57,121
53,884
54,387
43,973
30,445
53,270
44,115
33,190
8,021.0
5,900.0
3,837.0
21,192.8
3,200.0
137
138
139
140
141
Huntington, W. V a .
East Orange, N . J . . .
Macon, Ga.__
Wheeling, W. V a . . . .
Cicero, Ell
1872
1899
1832
1836
1869
Dec.
June
June
Dec.
June
31,1922
30,1922
30,1923
31,1922
30,1923
57,026
56,601
56,331
i 56,208
55, 968
50,177
50,710
52,995
56,208
44,995
31,161
34,371 1
40,665
41,641
14,557
8, 532.0
2,516.0
5,966.0
6, 508.4
3, 678.5
142
143
144
145
Roanoke, Va
Tampa, Fla._
_.
Lancaster, Pa
_.
Winston-Salem, N . C .
1884
1887
1818
1913
June
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
30,1923
30,1922
30,1922
30,1922
55, 502
55, 310
54,929
- 54,885
50, 842
51,608
53,150
48,395
34,874
37, 782
47, 227
22, 700
5,760.0
8,168. 8
2, 530.0
4,853.0
146
147
148
149
Shreveport, L a .
Jackson, Mich..
Augusta, Ga
Fresno, Calif. _ .
1839
1843
1798
1885
June
June
June
Dec.
30,1923 1
30,1923
30,1923 !
31,1922 J
54,590
54,482
54,264
54,086
43, 874
48,374
52,548
45,086
28,015
31,433 1
41,040
24, 892 I
8,486.0
5,653.0
6,012.0
5,432.1
97
i Population as of Jan. 1,1920.
77
GENEBAL TABLES
TABLE
1.—YEAR
O F INCORPORATION,
DATE
OF
R E P O R T E D , P O P U L A T I O N , AND A R E A :
MIDDLE
OF FISCAL
YEAR
1923—Continued
[ F o r 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 . 11.
F o r a text discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 13]
Year
of incorporation
as a
city
POPULATION
D a t e of
m i d d l e of
fiscal y e a r
Estimated
as of
middle
of fiscal
year
D e c e n n i a l census
J a n . 1,
1920
A p r . 15,
1910
Land
area
(acres),
J u l y 1,
1923
GROUP 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
Quincy, M a s s
P a s a d e n a , Calif
Topeka, Kans
Atlantic City, N . J
1886
1857
1854
June
Dec.
June
June
30,1923
31,1922
30,1923
30,1923
53,368
52,577
52,555
52,349
47,876
45,354
50,022
50, 707
32,642
30, 291
43,684
46,150
10,567.6
10,163.2
5,460.0
7,362.0
Kalamazoo, M i c h . .
Lakewood, O h i o . . .
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C . . _
1884
1911
1882
1816
June
June
June
Nov.
30,1923
30,1923
30,1923
30,1922
51, 749
51,304
50, 797
50,040
48,403
41,732
49,187
46,338
39,437
15,181
44,404
34,014
5, 285.0
3,474.0
3, 252.1
8,167.0
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
Cedar Rapids, I o w a .
W i c h i t a Falls, Tex__
York, P a
Elmira, N . Y
Newton, Mass
1850
1899
1887
1864
1873
Sept.
Sept.
July
June
June
30,1922
30,1922
1,1923
30,1923
.30,1923
49,177
49,052
48, 506
48,354
48,305
45, 566
40,079
47, 512
45, 393
46,054
32, 811
8,200
44, 750
37,176
7,805. 0
6, 787. 7
2,220. 0
4, 451. 2
11,457.0
Bay City, M i c h . .
McKeesport, Pa..
N e w Castle, Pa._
Decatur, I1L-.
Oak P a r k , 111
1865
1891
1869
1856
1902
Dec. 31,1922
J u l y 1,1923
J u l y 1,1923
Oct. 31,1923
J u n e 30,1923
48, 292
48, 255
48,058
47, 799
47,217
47, 554
46, 781
44, 938
43, 818
39,858
45,166
42, 694
36, 280
31,140
19,444
6,316.8
2,240. 0
5,000. 0
4, 744. 3
2,880.0
Chelsea, M a s s
Kenosha, Wis
Hammond, Ind
Galveston, T e x
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y .
1857
1850
1884
1839
1892
June
June
June
Dec.
Oct.
30,1923
30,1923
30,1923
31,1922
31,1922
47,052
46,662
46, 609
46, 502
46,171
43,184
40,472
36, 004
44,255
42, 726
32,452 !
21,371 !
20,925 I
36,981 |
30,919 |
1,191. 6
3,680. 0
13, 300. 5
4, 985. 6
2,644. 4
Beaumont, Tex
Woonsocket, R . I
Pittsfield, M a s s
P e r t h A m b o y , N . J_
Montgomery, A l a . _
1881
1888
1891
1871
1837
Dec.
June
June
June
Dec.
31,1923
30,1923
30,1923
30,1923
31,1923
45,897
45,432
45, 239
45,162
45,108
40, 422
43,496
41, 763
41, 707
43, 464
20,640
38,125
32,121
32,121
38,136
6,464. 0
5,532. 0
26,048. 6
2.958.0
4,371.0
Stockton, Calif
Medford, M a s s
l i m a , Ohio
Charleston, W . Va_.
Lexington, K y
1850
1892
1871
1818
1832
June
June
June
Dec.
June
30,1923
30,1923
30,1923
31,1923
30,1923
44,897
44, 782
44, 757
44, 741
43, 673
40, 296
39,038
41, 326
39, 608
41,534
23,253
23,150
30, 508
22, 996
35, 099
5.396. 2
5,253. 0
4,060. 0
2, 964. 0
3, 210. 0
Greensboro, N . C_
P u e b l o , Colo
Salem, M a s s
Madison, Wis
Everett, Mass
1873
1836
1853
1892
Nov.
June
June
June
June
30,1922
30,1923
30,1923
30,1923
30,1923
43,525
43, 519
i 42,529
42,519
42,511
19, 861
43,050
42, 529
38, 378
40,120
15, 895
41, 747
43,697
25, 531
33,484
11,175.0
7,188.4
5,113. 5
4,108. 8
2,150. 7
Butte, Mont
F i t c h b u r g , Mass__
E a s t Chicago, I n d . .
San Jose, Calif
Williamsport, P a . _
1879
1872
1893
1850
1866
Oct.
May
June
May
July
31,1923
31,1923
30,1923
31,1923
1,1923
42, 257
42,155
42,084
41, 903
41, 762
41,611
41,029
35, 967
39,642
36,198
39,165
37,826
19,098
28, 946
31,860
3,319. 0
17,583. 6
6, 396. 0
4,836. 0
5, 619. 2 '
West Hoboken, N . J .
E v a n s t o n , 111
H a m i l t o n , Ohio
Brookline, M a s s
Jamestown, N . Y
1888
1892
1854
1705
1886
June
June
June
June
Aug.
30,1923
30,1923
30,1923
30,1923
31,1922
41, 758
41, 465
41,458
41,336
41,010
40,074
37, 234
39,675
37, 748
38, 917
35,403
24, 978
35,279
27, 792
31,297
546. 0
4,828. 9
3, 768.2
4, 240.3
5.397. 5
Springfield, M o . . .
Waco, Tex
Muskegon, M i c h .
L o r a i n , Ohio
Muncie, I n d
1855
1856
1870
1894
1865
Dec.
Sept.
June
June
June
31,1922
30,1922
30,1923
30,1923
30,1923
41,000
40, 956
40, 718
40,527
40,321
39, 631
38, 500
36, 570
37,295
36,524
35,201
26,425
24,062
28,883
24,005
5.033.1
4, 883. 2
4,260. 0
6,500. 0
4,558.0
i P o p u l a t i o n as of J a n . 1, 1920.
78
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
TABLE
1 . — Y E A R OF INCORPORATION, D A T E OF M I D D L E OF FISCAL
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 3 — C o n t i n u e d
YEAR
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11.
For a text discussion of this table, see p . 13]
Year
of incorporation
as a
city
POPULATION
Date of
middle of
fiscal year
Estimated
as of
middle
of fiscal
year
Decennial census
Jan. 1,
1920
Apr. 15,
1910
Land
area
(acres),
July 1,
1923
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
1 1861
1890
1852
1805
1889
Oct.
May
June
June
Mar.
31. 1922
31, 1923
30, 1923
30, 1923
31, 1923
Dubuque, Iowa
Battle Creek, Mich
Aurora, 111
Waterloo, Iowa
New Rochelle, N . Y . „ .
1840
1859
1857
1868
1899
Sept.
Sept.
June
Sept.
June
30, 1922 i
30, 1922
30, 1923
30, 1922
30, 1923
39,
39,
39,
38,
38,
Stamford, Conn
Tauntoa, Mass
Council Bluffs, Iowa...
Portsmouth, Ohio
Rock Island, 111
1893
1864
1853
1815
1899
June
May
Sept.
June
Sept.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Quincy, 111
Austin, Tex
Auburn, N. Y
New Brunswick, N. J . .
1854
1839
1839
1848
1863
Easton, Pa
Newport News, Va
Danville, 111
Ogden, Utah
Wilmington, N. C
Pontiac, Mich
Chicopee, Mass
Joliet, III
Columbia, S. C
Superior, Wis
40,034
40,018
39, 801
39,688
i 39, 671
34,273
36, 214
38,442
37, 524
39, 671
14, 532
25,401
34, 670
26,319
40, 384
323
250
051
930
860
39,141
36,164
36, 397
36, 230
36, 213
38, 494
25, 267
29, 807
26, 693
28, 867
15, 1923
31, 1923
30, 1922
30, 1923
30, 1922
38, 642
38,148
38,107
37, 648
37, 625
35, 096
37,137
36,162
33,011
35,177
25,138
34, 259
29, 292
23, 481
24, 335
4, 465. 0
30, 266. 0
11, 562. 8
6, 918. 4
5, 947. 0
June
Oct.
June
Dec.
June
30, 1923
31, 1922
30, 1923
31, 1922 !
30, 1923
37,
37,
36,
36,
36,
35, 000
35, 978
34, 876
36,192
32, 779
27,
36.
29,
34,
23,
936
587
860
668
388
10,161. 0
1887
1896
1867
1861
1866
July
Dec.
Oct.
June
Nov.
1, 1923
31, 1922
31, 1922
30, 1923
30, 1922
33, 813
35, 596
33, 776
32,804
33, 372
28,
20,
27,
25,
25,
523
205
871
580
748
2, 226.1
1, 920. 0
6, 290. 0
10, 565. 9
3, 534. 0
1892
1872
1865
1885
1854
July
June
June
June
Dec.
1, 1923
30, 1923
30, 1923
30, 1923 1
31, 1922
34,
34,
34,
34,
33,
32,
33,
30,
33,
31,
277
268
067
524
012
25. 452
29, 630
17. 010
31, 267
24,127
1822
1812
1863
1853
June
June
Aug.
June
30, 1923
30, 1923
31, 1922
30, 1923
33, 937
33, 920
33, 314
33,197
31, 035
32, 319
31, 791
33,162
22, 982
27,875
26, 247
33, 062
6, 500. 0
2, 265. 0
22,100. 0
5, 018. 7
1854
Green Bay, Wis
1828
Columbus, Ga
1 1869
Watertown, N. Y...
1872
Moline, 111
..
June
May
May
Sept.
30, 1923"!
31, 1923 !
31, 1922 i
30, 1922
33,100
33, 063
32, 888
32, 321
31,017
31,125
31, 285
30, 734
25, 236
20, 554
26, 730
24,199
8,169. 3
2, 304. 0
5, 433. 6
4,183. 2
1853
1884
1784
1 1898
Sept.
Julv
June
Dec.
30
31
28
31
1922
1923
1923
1922
32, 245
32, 051
31, 374
31,312
30, 955
30, 915
30, 255
30,277
26, 398
27, 834
27,149
25, 278
2, 998. 0
7, 940. 4
4, 445. 0
5, 446. 9
1865
1856
1805
1878
June
June
July
June
30
30
31
30
1923
1923
1923
1923
31, 288
i 30, 421
30, 281
i 30,105
30, 366
30, 421
30, 070
30,105
27,805
30, 417
29, 494
29, 078
2,
6,
3,
5,
Hazleton, Pa
Orange. N. J
Kokomo, Ind
Amsterdam, N. Y
Petersburg, Va
1
1
Pensacola, Fla
Norristown, Pa
Lewiston, Me
Oshkosh, Wis
Sheboygan, Wis
Walthem, Mass
Newport, R. I
Muskogee, Okla
Newburgh, N. Y
La Crosse, Wis
Lynchburg, Va
Colorado Springs, Colo
i Population as of Jan. 1, 1920.
545
478
683
663
090
35, 720
i 35, 596
35, 400
35, 391
35, 327
737
629
565
336
939
4, 410. 0
14,661. 4
2,499. 2
3,831.0
23, 400. 0
6,
3,
4,
8,
6,
080.0
678. 0
446. 4
287. 0
400. 0
1, 782. 0
4, 200. 0
5, 390. 0
3, 205. 0
3,
1,
3,
3,
2,
827.
414.
366.
484.
560.
257.
364.
200.
895.
2
4
6
3
0
3
8
0
8
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 :
1923
[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 . 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 14]
AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
a
>>3
OF
D a t e of close of fiscal year
Revenue
Aggregate of
receipts a n d
cash on h a n d
at beginning
of year 1
$2,132,309, 613 $2, 404, 030, 021 $592, 448,174 $5,128, 787,808
Grand total.
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
Nonrevenue
C a s h on
h a n d at
beginning
of year
I
II._.
III.
IV..
V...
1,115, 859, 4S3
254, 213, 880
374,840,412
237, 763, 631
149, 632, 207
1, 411, 725,168
319, 794, 862
348,147,468
205, 434, 391
118, 928,132
269, 324, 845 2, 796,909, 496
92, 977, 976
666, 986, 718
116,994,357
839, 982, 237
71, 829, 237
515, 027, 259
41, 321, 759
309, 882,098
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
1
NEW
YORK, N.
?,
$412,190,333
350, 075,144
3, 276, 298
446,985
Y.
General t r e a s u r y .
M o r t g a g e tax fund._
Foreign insurance tax 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
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.
31,1923
31,1923
31,1923
31,1923....
31,1923
31,1923
31,1923
31,1923
. .i
CHICAGO, I I I
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
L i b r a r y 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
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
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 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 funds
I n v e s t m e n t fund
Dec. 31,1923
Dec. 31,1923
Sept. 30, Dec. 31,1923
Dec. 31,1923
.
Dec. 31,1923
Nov.
Nov.
May
Nov.
Nov.
.
168, 007,174
84,838, 786
73, 442, 553
9,24#
1, 581, 885
9, 805,105
18, 036
11, 725
238,472,600
90, 034,951
55, 485,185
10,383
4,407, 738
29,421, 538
710,107
107, 696, 526
8,040,123
99, 615, 629
39, 419
1,355
51, 356, 374
46,138, 936
5,188, 912
28, 526
24, 656, 095
23, 772,138
383, 957
500, 000
14,954, 702
14,924,941
30,1923
30,1923
31,1923
30,1923
30,1923
J u n e 30,1923.
J u n e 30, Dec. 31.1923
J u n e 30,1923._
47, 008, 593
9,304,789
2, 078,524
1
$678, 724, 846
562, 830, 736
3, 228, 626
614, 567
1, 019,132
71, 078,958
12, 648, 207
7,938,815
19, 365, 805
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 the y e a r .
5,552
55,421
305
2, 583,145
2,281,596
301, 549 i
Governmental-cost
Nongovernmental-cost
$610, 599,015 i$2, 361, 049, 079 $2,157,139, 714
274, 088, 305
96, 773,819
118, 378, 599
75, 640,862
45, 717,430
1,188, 621,436 1, 334,199, 755
285, 748, 742
284, 464,157
281, 383, 532
440, 220,106
162,107,160
277, 279, 237
93, 700, 525
170, 464,143
OVER
$32,913, 664 $1,123, 828, 843
17, 604, 508
930, 510,388
6, 504,924
1,061,552
550,438
1, 569,570
7, 777,105
125, 864, 656
1,236,052
23,189, 048
10,017,339
25,111,366
5, 745, 561
63, 310, 783
56,149, 279
26, 390,849
6,180
961, 722
28,271,296
519,232
2, 554, 745
2,493,467
Cash on
h a n d at
close of year
469,790, 557
231,023, 016
155,318, 587
25, 806
6, 951,345
67,497, 939
1,229, 339
125,205,973
25,458,531
99,615,629
63, 007
68, 501
305
78, 595, 614
72,192, 670
5, 874, 418
528,526 1
$26, 035, 031
15, 696,472
1,019,132
2,123,251
2,079, 749
$429, 030,102
418, 445, 738
48, 630
465,180
235,794
9,834, 760
5,116,427
65,876,048
56, 522,982
27,126, 548
9,782
1,202,184
27,449, 744
734, 724
1, 231,326
1, 202,085
164,254,356
83, 836,925
80, 949,998
16,024
2, 839,367
31,536
8,063
20,873
305
2, 259, 667
1,921, 727
337, 940
5,908
14,162,378
14,156,470
43, 678,002
43, 240,914
437,088
$668, 763, 710
496,368,178
6,456, 294
596,372
550,438
123, 505, 611
11,274,539
10,017,339
19,994,939
239,660,153
90,663,109
47, 242,041
2,909, 794
40,016, 659
494. 615
109,812,1C9
10,09 J, 176
99, 615, 629
49,036
47, 628
32, 657,945
27,030, 029
5, 099,390
528, 526
~3
CO
TABLE 2.—SUMMARY
O F R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND G A S H B A L A N C E S , BY .DIVISIONS AND F U N D S O F M U N I C I P A L
GOVERNMENT:
1923—
Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 14]
6
CITY, A N D 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
Nonrevenue
hand at
beginning
of year
II Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year l
Cash on
hand at
close of year
i
fAXMENTS
Governmental-cost
Nongovernmental-cost
GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 500,000 AND OVER—Continued
CHICAGO, III.—Continued.
Park district
General treasury
Sinking funds
Public trust funds..
Investment funds..
Private trust funds.
Sanitary district
General treasury.
PHILADELPHIA, P A
City corporation
General treasury
Special assessment fund.
Library fund
Museum fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
Investment funds
Private trust funds
School district
General treasury
Sinking fund
Publi c trust fund
Investment fund
Poor district
General treasury
Public trust funds
Feb. 28, Mar. 31, Apr. 30,
May 9, May 31, June 30,
July 31, Dec. 31, 1923.
Feb. 28, Mar. 31, Apr. 30,
Dec. 31,1923.
June 30, Dec. 31,1923
Feb. 28, May 31, Apr. 30,
1923.
Feb. 28, Mar. 31, Apr. 30,
Dec. 31,1923.
Dec. 31,1923..
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
M a r . 31, Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923
$10,091,328
9, 587, 587
$8, 771,120
7,106, 605
$2,023,194
1, 549,628
841,453
$20,885,642
18, 243,820
$3, 663, 588
3, 393,957
$12,954,195
12, 549, 536
$4, 267,859
2, 300,327
1,489,985
100, 752
216,077
1,173,156
742, 250
343, 557
26,886
96,127
188, 582
526, 782
247,430
211,949
18, 350
508, 507
287, 582
21,794
37, 625
26,973
39,057
66,030
45, 866
6, 765,984
6, 765,984
7, 313,908
7,313,908
420
420
14, 080,312
14,080, 312
2,198,485
2,198,485
9, 622,856
9, 622,856
2, 258,971
2, 258,971
98,104,005
71, 627,154
55,305,802
998,485
18,153
142,614
2,216,853
8, 535,391
4,409,856
47,898,992
39,896,391
20, 862,015
23,383,049
16,392, 269
15,482, 720
20, 710,356
15,811,559
12, 842,308
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
347
105,876,381
75,409, 389
59, 778, 745
998,485
520,912
212,340
9,970, 950
3, 907, 689
20, 268
42, 799,309
36,694,866
19,029,484
504, 867
59, 728
15,114,070
3,342, 620
13,000
91
7, 931,361
6, 648,650
853,375
178,953
250,383
71, 240
63, 240
8,000
169, 386,046
127, 915, 814
91, 650, 537
998,485
600,027
228, 533
17,854,941
12,126,752
4,450, 653
5,886
41,175,926
39,460, 830
1,192,323
203, 543
319, 230
294,306
284,949
9,357
26, 283, 607
26,032,077
196,076
23,330
32,124
193, 244
192,234
1,010
79,115
16,193
1, 864, 697
961,976
41,394
5,876
4, 870,368
4, 592,978
246,357
714
30,319
28, 429
27, 656
773
20,164
30, 279,155
30,114, 944
162, 683
1,528
187, 837
187, 593
244
6,019, 294
7, 257,087
4,388,991
10
6,026,403
4, 752,908
945,966
40,146
287,383
78,040
69, 700
8,340
DETROIT, MICH
City corporation
General treasury
Welfare department funds. _
Cash in transit
Sinking funds
Public trust funds
Investment funds
Private trust funds.
County
General treasury
C ounty-as-agent fund
Soldiers' relief commission. _
Sinking fund
Private trust funds
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
30, 1923.
30, 192330, 192330, 1923.
30, 1923.
30, 1923.
30, 1923.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
30, 192330, 1923..
30, 192330, 192330, 1923..
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
192319381923.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
CLEVELAND, OHIO
City corporation
General treasury
Fee and special fund
Annexed territory 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
Fee and special funds
Library fund
Sinking funds
Investment fund
A u g . 31, 1923
M a r . 31, A u g . 31, 1923M a r . 31, 1923
M a r . 31, Aug. 31, 1923_.
A u g . 31, 1923
ST. LOUIS, M O
City corporation
General treasury_ _
Collector's fund
Circuit court fee fund
Probate court fee fund
Public improvement fund.
Convict labor account
Library fund
Museum fund
State revenue fund
Sinking funds
Public trust funds
Apr. 9, 1923
Apr. 9, 1923
Dec. 31, 1923
Dec. 31, 1923
Apr. 9, 1923
Apr. 9, 1923
Apr. 9, 1923
Apr. 20, 1923
Apr. 9, 1923
Apr. 9, 1923
Feb. 28, Apr. 9, Dec. 31,
1923.
Apr. 9,30, 1923
Apr. 9, 1923
87, 361, 027
79, 272, 911
72, 734, 597
4,563
133, 635, 781
121, 670,341
110,107,533
7,500
i, 354,048
119, 238
60,465
11, 229,154
110, 566
104,400
111, 188
11,965,440
2,195, 849
9,466, 288
20,196
270, 618
12,489
8,088,116
8,049, 276
7,095,170
5, 821,102
3, 417, 208
1,979
34,000
2, 327, 719
27, 808
12,388
1, 274, 068
1,194, 546
74
47, 838
31,610
59, 463,465
32, 534, 272
22, 613, 770
121, 821
69, 450, 362
20, 653, 760
15, 681, 212
43, 027, 511
15, 007, 753
10, 285, 219
9, 771, 991
26, 690
4,411,305
334, 021
227, 222
43, 437,171
3, 676, 005
39,473, 387
175, 907
111,872
5, 359,431
3,128, 372
177,044
4,124, 618
94, 562
326, 310
11, 502, 727
5, 753, 266
4, 527, 730
963, 359
258, 372
16, 517,031
12,482, 568
1,996,612
233, 470
977
2,943,211
1, 020, 553
70, 699
9, 668, 550
8, 568, 543
3, 278, 513
9, 622, 923
5,108, 368
2, 911,098
5, 287, 298
3, 856, 057
1, 431, 241
21, 641, 895
17, 412,033
66, 410
976, 855
3,159, 071
27, 526
36, 692, 013
25, 468, 074
23, 213, 660
302, 898
139, 939
70, 880
1, 347,156
45, 402
17, 628
2,828
200,100
94, 873
32, 710
Investment funds...
Private trust funds..
1
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of t^e year.
2,113, 611
55, 886
55,983, 486
39,144, 985
29, 403, 271
302, 898
139, 939
70, 880
1, 443, 980
45,402
434, 856
13,112
2, 986, 805
3, 812,147
399, 414
2,194
71, 335
20, 946
96, 824
~46I~933
2, 986, 805
1, 498, 436
248, 655
38, 625
18, 752
15, 295
10, 284
5,902,412 1
3,364,008
228,091,978
206, 764,354
186, 259, 338
14,042
34,000
19, 910, 921
257, 612
164, 865
123, 576
21, 327, 624
11,439,671
9, 466, 288
20, 270
357, 296
44, 099
171,941,338
68,195, 785
48, 580, 201
121, 821
177,044
18, 307, 914
455, 273
553, 532
60, 227,196
13, 285, 328
44, 001,117
2, 570, 507
370, 244
43, 518, 357
33, 022, 973
66,410
5, 916, 678
4,413, 094
99, 202
693
105,994,981 ;
98,303,524
96,511,459
13,349
3,315,755
35,252
1,727,812
50,904
12,308
2,538,404
2,501,145
7,691,457
7,671,452
265
1, 782
35,212
355, 514
8,887
62,781,886
33,412,093
28,159,483
121, 821
3, 336, 779
86, 926
405, 880
7, 458, 360
6, 010, 258
35, 801
1,044, 545
367, 756
19, 383, 982
13, 549, 705
4, 762,464
368, 325
7, 703, 926
7,167, 508
536,418
21, 665, 867
18, 913, 565
66,410
1,097, 662
1, 588, 230
4, 609
5, 497
32, 596, 693
23,032, 405
20, 597,146
205,178
129, 918
55,288
1, 443, 980
45,402
394,354
1,650
2, 017, 707
49, 467
159, 328
161
1
20,850
34,000
14, 867, 354
171,456
164,865
. Ill, 268
11,097, 763
1, 267,074
9,466, 288
20,005
48,189, 359
21, 347, 017
17, 517, 432
4, 814, 226
991, 245
28, 806
12, 787, 920
6, 716, 029
4, 617, 899
116,194, 585
105,096, 822
89, 747,879
60,970,093
13,436, 675
2,903, 286
177,044
10, 208, 671
22
147, 652
45,064,910
107, 562
43, 965,316
989, 544
2,488
2,468, 508
559,703
4,790
1, 833, 619
70,396
1.0, 598,873
9, 396,551
4,188,226
97, 720
10,021
15, 592
35, 893
5,965
2,986, 805
1, 794,440
190,619
71,174
96
Q
i
5
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
GOVERNMENT:
1923-
Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 14]
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
hand at
beginning
of year
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year l
Cash on
hand at
close of year j Governmental-cost
GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 500,000 AND OVER—Continued
6
ST. LOUIS, Mo.—Continued.
School district
_
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund
.
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
7
June
June
___ J u n e
June
June
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
P u b l i c t r u s t funds __
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, 1^23
BOSTON, M A S S
General t r e a s u r y .
C o u n t y fund .
_
P u b l i c welfare 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
_
9
1
1
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
BALTIMORE, M D
General t r e a s u r y .
8
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
Los ANGELES, C A L I F . . .
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
_ Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
30,
30,
30,
30,
1923 _ _. •_
1923
1923
1923
_.
L i g h t a n d water emergency
fund.
Miscellaneous funds
Sinking f u n d s .
June
June
June
June
J u n e 30, 1923
J u n e 30, 1923
$1,100, 007
191, 017
275, 791
61, 282
167, 432
4,000
400, 485
$4, 514, 555
4, 054, 473
37, 669
387, 261
4,777
21, 875
8,500
34, 540, 243
33, 088,888
1, 344,603
96,057
10,695
23, 354, 453
14, 887, 415
8, 440, 326
24, 030
2,682
3, 346,087
3,178, 565
136,773
17, 894
10,439
2,416
59, 363,814
53,801,338
523,485
2,218
43,180, 024
27, 791, 303
2, 315, 504
13,757,524
9,524,055
39,333
377,974
1, 546,368
1, 454, 665
1, 657,766
1, 353,148
6, 810,110
1, 931, 683
2, 839, 317
138, 959
4,357
1,785
2,923,792
549, 726
437, 700
276, 776
57,583,733
32,410,497
30, 636,908
1,390,657
92,481
78, 333, 305
16, 596, 017
10, 266. 964
40; 407
__
._
C i t y corporation._ __
General t r e a s u r y . __
Special assessment fund
$11, 223,939
10, 626,709
1,953
369, 775
222,306
3,196
32, 627, 610
14,721,016
9, 236, 080
41,000
I
145,568 1
4, 484, 608
45,821
4,963,633 1
$6, 071, 891
5, 415, 284
53, 840
548, 084
7, 243
25, 859
21, 581
$9, 564, 288
9, 406, 330
2, 496,153
2, 334, 858
122, 518
16,336
21,134
1,307
44,178, 580
44,070,156
116, 301, 362
91,116, 696
2, 878, 322
2,218
4,357
1,732,907
11,280,270
3,936,074
4,934,783
415,735
11,421,898
7,891,922
24,087
60, 280,134
53, 798, 234
2, 704.110
2,218
263
1,353,686
168, 544, 648
63, 727, 530 |
50,139, 952 |
1,431,064
92,481 |
41,000
40, 437,162
16, 042, 785
10,406,662 j
$16, 838, 501
14, 872,199
315,413
818, 318
394, 515
29, 071
408, 985
61, 240, 783
51,154, 868
9,921, 702
137, 981 1
21,134
5,098
45,821
9. 593.809 !
4,094
970
2, 075, 712
624,343 j
534, 864
265,906
120, 000
37, 942
16
108, 424
$1, 202, 322
50, 585
261, 573
150, 234
349, 330
3,196
387, 404
14, 566, 050
4, 749, 854
9, 799,184
13, 221
3,791
879,297
1, 542, 326
67,657,007
37,065,538
32, 708, 910
1,431,064
92,481
44, 599, 330
29, 426, 540
150,125
378, 251
9, 204, 558
2, 432. 434
2,857, 593
149, 829
60, 450, 479
10, 619, 207
7, 024, 380
41,666
5,089.060 i
2. 690, 936 1
45, 821
1,813,813
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
Sinking funds
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 f u n d . ________
I n v e s t m e n t fund
_
PITTSBURGH, P A
C i t v corporation
General t r e a s u r y .
Bridge fund
Library 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
County
General t r e a s u r y
__
J u n e 30, 1923
J u n e 30, 1923
J u n e 30, 1923__
June
June
June
June
June
June
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923
1923..
1923..
1923._
1923
70, 619, 744
34,143, 910
29, 930, 215
3,344
521,112
3, 406, 372
124; 155
158, 712
13, 846,073
9, 313, 798
804,138
17, 447, 388
6, 246, 730
4, 883,126
56
60, 000
1, 246, 523
9,425
47, 600
3, 600, 293
2, 017, 079
277, 014
42, 387, 739
20, 684, 369
20,146, 897
3,288
460, 722
201, 401
31, 755
54, 230
62, 205
167, 636
21, 374
4, 698, 087
3, 261, 018
1, 399, 659
158, 711
50, 921
391, 867
105,151
62, 205
3, 077, 298
91, 616
22, 629, 761
20, 041, 910
2, 205, 328
291, 486
91, 037
129, 022
491
6,280
1,112,136
58, 271
7, 600, 365
6,183,156
1, 062, 205
288, 244
66, 760
255, 760
104, 660
55, 607
951, 851
30, 473
12, 732, 216
12, 065, 933
666, 283
8,519,306
5, 207, 316
37, 736, 226
35, 591,005
1,083, 799
8,958
2,147, 943
3,243
637, 893
418, 661
16, 762, 64i
8, 995, 014
1, 722, 701
44, 926
Dec. 31, 1923
Dec 31, 1923
21, 094, 390
20, 299, 645
794, 745
16, 289, 949
7, 673, 444
6, 689, 225
2,074
49, 200
854, 374
25, 573
52, 998
3, 043, 205
1, 640, 010
216, 839
570, 453
46, 817
25, 245
....
1, 720, 031
11, 217, 307
8, 906, 920
2, 310, 387
15, 029, 338
6, 445, 879
3, 452, 557
14, 410, 595
13, 768, 080
.
_
__
_ _ _ _ _ _ Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
9, 497, 079
9, 215, 904
39, 300, 457
20, 024, 587
19. 788, 433
1,270
22, 472
128, 699
60,114
23, 599
6, 917, 496
4,172, 636
540, 279
I
J u n e 30, 1923
J u n e 30, 1923
J u n e 30, 1923
142,147
74, 653
7,724
423, 686
13,177, 070
6, 288, 725
4, 755, 358
408,811
4,145
109, 349
309
324, 824
10, 467, 557
5, 037,115
3, 704, 057
361, 784
12, 001
7,585
137, 298
1923..
1923 _
1923 .
1923..
1923..
1923..
257,964
502,717
1, 622, 722
70,166, 018
21, 579, 473
44, 281, 933
1, 015, 348
74, 768
161, 865
3, 072, 631
34, 651,100
141, 030
365,110
1, 297, 898
45, 287, 866
2, 774. 278
40, 557, 876
83, 111
15, 950
136, 620
1, 720, 031
16, 449, 422
15,103,170
481, 352
864, 900
[
449, 440
2, 423, 299
38, 468
82,115
3, 885, 372
3, 501,152
47, 020
1, 352, 600
7, 439, 037
5, 859,149
1, 579, 888
29, 957, 333
3,783,941
909, 826
273, 688
7,487
73, 462
8, 971.154
7, 111, 546
461, 257
pital for insane, a n d h o m e
for poor fund.
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
T r a i n i n g school fund
M o t h e r s ' pension fund
... Dec. 31,
Dec.
31,
Sinking funds
_ _
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
__
Dec. 31,
School district
_ _ __
General t r e a s u r y .
_
Dec. 31,
Sinking fund
_ _ Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
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
_ Dec. 31,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF
. _
1923
1923
1923
1923
1
I
J u n e 30, 1923
J u n e 30, 1923
J u n e 30, 1923
June
June
June
June
30,
30,
30,
30,
1923
1923
1923_
1923
1, 985, 739
17,441
12,358,374
12, 274, 393
57,919
26, 062
31, 744,107
29,196, 785
1, 083, 799
___
General t r e a s u r y
__
_ __
Special assessment fund
MuniciDal r a i l w a y accident insurance fund.
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
___
Private trust fund.
__ _
[
1923
1923
1923
.1923
1923
1
435, 831
1, 027, 692
1
37, 410
923, 923
52, 801
5, 573, 300
4, 506, 499
747, 750
265, 424
53, 627
36, 527, 840
16, 675, 544
10, 652, 382
7, 578,117
47, 870
91, 843
78, 924, 329
53, 450, 446
1,083, 799
139, 713
2, 667, 081
765, 663
14, 716, 513
1, 655,169
2, 204,156
69, 508
377, 687
331, 071
4, 871, 237
1, 271,002
16,121, 892
1, 986,240
104, 250
586,646
465, 818
41,164
494, 993
1,199, 036
47, 491, 869
6, 074, 844
39, 506, 575
332, 849
63,136
161, 865
1, 352, 600
2, 339, 403
750, 768
678, 809
909, 826
10, 784, 617
7, 212, 811
4, 900,192
390
2,159, 849
41, 268
111,112
1. 274, 626
185,173
65. 867
Q
>
7,085
318
1, 013, 311
2,872
2, 297,180
1, 792, 821
476, 840
3,242
24, 277
32, 668, 797
12, 652,125
26, 505
2, 723, 294
681,113
15,018,181
1, 567, 579
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
00
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 :
1923-
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 to each, see p . 11. For a text discussion of t h i s table, see p . 14]
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
OF
D a t e of close of fiscal year
Revenue
j Nonrevenue
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
]?,
BUFFALO, N. Y
...
I
..
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
.
. _.
Sinking funds
_.
Public trust funds.
_ ..
I n v e s t m e n t funds
County.. - _ - - .
__
.-_.
General treasury __
....
County-as-agent fund . . .
.
C i t y a n d c o u n t y hall fund
Private trust fund.
_ . ...
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1923
1923
Dec. 31, 1923
1923
Dec. 31, 1923
19231923
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923
1923
1923
!
!
:
$31, 509,112
28,017, 478
27, 092, 917
191
22, 257
442,832
399,184
60, 097
3, 491, 634
3, 491, 482
152
$37, 449, 077
30, 962, 692
20, 705, 305
3
346, 215
4, 015, 421
178, 579
5, 344, 466
372, 703
6, 486, 385
919, 753
5, 341, 261
2
225, 369
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N
MILWAUKEE, WIS
C i t y corporation
Genera] t r e a s u r y _ -.
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
County
Genera] t r e a s u r y
County-as-agent f u n d 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
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
A p r . 30,
1923.
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923
A u g . 31, Dec. 31,
1923
1923
1923.
19231923.
1923.
1923.
WASHINGTON, D. C
General t r e a s u r y
Register of wills fund..
J u n e 30, 1923J u n e 3 0 , 1923.
$30, 218,734
25,114,221
24, 522, 958
4,772
379, 807
206, 684
5,104, 513
5,102,306
$37,227,849 !
32,626,225
18,916,521 !
404,433
561,672
12,029,962
713,637
4,601,624 :
287,766 !
3,271,833 !
12,378
Aggregate of
receipts an<i
cash on h a n d
at beginning
of year l
Cash on
h a n d at
beginning
of year
1,029,647
7,391,435 :
763,562
1,499
Governniental-cost
Nongovernmental-cost
OVER-Continued
$13, 298,193
12, 304, 923
6, 077, 549
1, 576
38,621
4, 329, 343
124,471
1,705,468
27,895
993, 270
168, 860
308, 702
1,246
514,462
$82, 256, 382
71, 285, 093
53, 875, 771
1,770
407,093
8, 787, 596
702, 234
7,110,031
400, 598
10, 971, 289
4,580,095
5,649,963
1,400
739, 831
$14, 265, 272
12, 610, 662
8, 280, 436
1, 767
27, 347
3, 625, 675
191,139
450,030
34, 268
1, 654, 610
781, 435
293, 978
1, 398
577, 799
$35, 847, 351
32, 288, 737
31, 283, 430
$7, 916,414
5, 509, 955
5,241,872
2,486
142,667
$32, 548, 359
27, 521,438
27, 253,400
378, 725
287, 490
339, 092
3, 558, 614
3, 558, 614
$32,143, 759
26, 385, 694
14, 311, 905
3
1,021
4, 874, 431
172, 003
6, 660,001
366 330
5, 758,065
240,046
5, 355, 985
2
162, 032
O F 300,000 T O 500,000
$9,346, 596
6, 931,400
6, 700,862
57,328
173, 210
2,415,196
2,314,134
504
2,207
27,425, 964
26,064, 713
67, 111
Cash on
h a n d at
close of year
100, 558
i, 284,954
;, 626, 659
$76, 793,179
64,671,846
50,140,341
409, 205
998, 807
12,236,646
886, 847
12,121,333
7, 704, 206
3, 272,337
12, 378
2,207
1,130, 205
44,102, 353
35, 454, 934
68, 610
122,930
2,406,459
2, 273, 666
1,742
268, 038
5,026, 921
5,026, 921
131,051
12, 700, 937
11,438,262
24,145,039
21,073,050
66,991
$36, 328, 406
31,640,453
17, 645,069
406, 719
588,102
12, 236, 646
763,917
4, 6S7, 953
403,619
3, 270, 595
12,378
2, 207
999,154
7, 256,377
2, 943,622
1,619
liecorder of deeds fund.
Militia fund
School fund
Library fund
Park funds
Miscellaneous funds
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
Private trust funds
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
192319231923.
Dec. 31,
! Dec. 31,
l
Dec. 31,
j June 30,
j Dec. 31,
\ Dec. 31,
\ Dec. 31,
' Dec. 31,
i Dec. 31,
I Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
1923.
1923.
19231923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
19231923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
NEWARK, N. J
City corporation
General treasury
Court funds
Dental clinic fund
School fund
Library fund
Firemen's relief fund
License fund
Petty cash fund
Cash in transit
Sinking fund
Public trust "funds..
'
Investment fund
Private trust funds
County.-General treasury
County-as-agent fund. _
Health fund
Hospital fund
Parental school fund- -_
Vocational school fund.
Park fund
Petty cash fund
Cash in transit
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
Investment fund
MINNEAPOLIS, M I N N
City corporation
General treasury
Dec. 31, 1923.
School laboratory fund.
Dec. 31, 1923.
Sinking fund
Dec. 31, 1923.
Public trust funds
Dec. 31, 1923.
Investment fund
Dec. 31, 1923.
Private trust funds
Dec. 31, 1923.
County
General treasury
Dec. 31, 1923.
County-as-agent fund..
Dec. 31, 1923.
Sinking funds
Dec. 31, 1923.
1
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of
112, 945
88, 903
12, 644
657, 787
161, 797
260, 064
27,062, 276
22, 755, 897
20,121, 671
12, 330
116
2,008,315
24, 966
63, 001
398, 931
112,491
16,076
4, 308, 379
4,112, 603
1,004
11, 353
122
15,176
18, 579
140, 886
4,438
2,218
8,053
51, 298
150, 426
19
741,006
1, 276,479
2, 318,054
296, 652
1, 754, 387
44,117,085
35, 844, 421
24, 066, 797
14,436
12, 500
6, 257, 657
445, 971
3,417
1,050
4, 568
4, 452, 858
316,403
209, 264
59, 500
8, 272, 664
1,918,595
4,408, 657
42,005
24, 443
51,631
348,450
6, 060
685
1. 418, 679
7,953
45, 508
22, .910, 404
20, 483,072
18, 602,032
27, 948
1, 358, 003
310, 069
185, 020
39, 705, 960
17,153, 659
10,192,054
2, 427, 332
2, 391, 988
22, 552, 301
3, 488, 055
18, 80S, 695
255, 551
35, 344
379, 269
186, 514
6, 393, 729
' 2,093
20,130 1
1,171
26,470
861
72,244
69,796 !
58,875 1
34, 999
373,749
5,228,002
2,093,935
1,129, 899
2,632
256,070
53,752
16,296 |
489,330 1
123,505
30,177
18,274 I
3,134,067
620,147
2,191, 397
3, 819
2,292
10, 452
210,615
7,913
10, 396
2,622
74, 414
3, 907, 019
2, 675, 380
2, 500, 992
8,411
69, 534
94, 829
1,614
1, 231, 639
655, 129
517, 260
59, 250
141,128
52,489
265, 799
13, 524
813,250
2, 004,062
2, 568, 728
591, 715
2,128,136
43,004
1, 213
28, 205
225
100, 672
299,058
234, 431
74, 203
481, 664
77,993
50, 736
89,933
13,280
677,936
1, 612,210
178,073
304,837
20,131
520
147, 861
19
34,642
92, 794
2,156,222
212, 675
1,646,472
76, 407,363
60, 694, 253
45, 318,387
26, 766
15, 248
8, 520, 042
524, 689
63,001
3, 417
11,346
4, 568
5,321,119
552,399
255, 517
77, 774
15,713,110
6, 651, 345
6, 600. 054
43; 009
15,172
28, 857 1
77, 259
577,644
13, 973
685
1,569,961
15,013
122,138
5,057, 537
1, 745, 290
1,146, 970
32, 691, 934
28, 227,220
17,057,001
12,330
12, 450
8,100,456
459, 900
63,001
38, 657,892
30, 721, 743
27,114,398
14,436
66, 523, 383
40,312,111 I
31, 295, 078
38,359 I
1,806,806
591, 412
6, 578, 749
3,707
6, 409, 950
3,368,144
3,238, 561
10,371
334
117, 277
26,211,272
6, 535,172
19, 325, 955
350,145 I
3, 041, 806
2.600, 871
' 438,920
2,015
2,798
401,617
38, 727
7,200
4,568
43, 516
58,376
19, 587
23,931
3, 312, 247
715, 242
2, 312, 810
7,493
1,666
14, 888
99, 502
7, 907
685
42, 651
4, 391
105,014
17, 969
26,062
3,417
4,146
2, 232,003
250, 637
39, 442
4, 464, 714
3, 833, 879
41, 896
7,679
23, 848
62, 373
475, 693
606
1, 672
17, 068
28, 732,228
25,353,113
25, 046, 543
25, 983
280, 582
I, 60l
3, 379,115
3,379,115
3,045,600
245, 386
196,488
53, 843
7, 936,149
2,102, 224
4, 287, 244
1,113
1,343
2,449
6,066
1, 526, 704
8, 950
56
31,381, 205
11, 590,854
3,009,974
1,808,472
193, 553
6, 578, 749
2,108
19, 790,351
555,186
18, 887, 035
343,130
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 :
1923-
Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 14]
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
o
Nonrevenue
uasn on
hand at
beginning
of year
A ggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year l
Cash on
hand at
close of year
I
PAYMENTS
Governmental-cost
Nongovernmental-cost
GROUP I I — C I T I E S HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000—Continued
17
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
__ D e c .
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923.
1923
1923
1923
1923
Aug.
Aug.
June
Aug.
Aug.
June
_ June
Aug.
31,
31,
30,
31,
31,
30,
30,
31,
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923.
1923...
1923
1923
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923
Dec. 31,1923
1923
Dec.
Dec.
C o u r t h o u s e commission f u n d . _ D e c .
Dec.
Police commission fund
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Poor fund
I n s t i t u t i o n for defectives fund._ M a y
June
Dec.
Dec.
Recreation funds
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
30,
31,
31,
1923"
1923
1923 .
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
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
Library 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 u b l i c t r u s t funds
18
$25, 338,083
15,829,929
8, 391, 276
628,461
4, 611,884
766, 515
1, 431, 793
CINCINNATI, O H I O
NEW
.
3, 816, 377
3, 657,448
1
5, 691, 777
5,611,509
58,242
12,156
9,870
11,285,853
9,836,070
5, 516, 711
293, 336
ORLEANS, L A _ ._
C i t y corporation
13,686
126, 568
10, 764
4,855
3,056
_
|
1
1
— J
72,387
1,334
49, 351
3,489
350
748,469
11, 232
91,973
$25, 901, 694
7,122, 111
1, 832, 543
588,851
3,096, 946
1, 018, 572
229,917
355,282
16, 910, 280
790, 912
14, 430, 223
280,071
1, 308, 593
]6, 718
53,450
30, 313
1, 869, 303
1,185, 272
684, 031
20, 982, 954
20, 979,157
7, 521, 306
28,002
977,117
1,042,100
184, 678
15,133
4,583
5, 992, 390
75,000
148, 726
|
|
i
i
|
1
I
179, 574 1
7, 508, 621 i
3, 691,164
3,144, 813
4,836 1
1
609, 436
686
19,139
38, 547
2, 676, 943
2, 519, 458 i
157,026
459
$14, 812, 371
4, 626, 807
3, 336, 899
139, 942
852, 988
117, 404
8, 079, 990
7, 421, 717
2,427,655
40,666
495
58,328
16,887
30,145
1, 567
20,172
4,361
8,303
15, 518 1
$66, 052,148
$13,859,419
27, 578, 847
4, 814, 372
13, 560, 718
3, 599, 898
1, 357, 254
107, 009
8, 561, 818
813, 588
1, 902, 491
132,002
1, 661, 710
534,856
16l, 875
28, 235, 278
6, 075, 264
8,139, 524
2, 627,179
17, 575, 036 |
2, 363, 886
298.593 1
774
126,568
1, 928, 793
964, 821
22, 259
297
73, 798
75, 645
44, 509
68, 860
2, 969, 783
10, 238, 023
2, 859, 729
9, 316, 239
899, 299
109,800
254
12, 615
9, 870
40, 348, 797
38, 236, 944
15, 465, 672
334, 002
28, 497 |
1,107, 832
1,060,321
264,174
20,189 1
25,105
6, 745, 220
94, 535
256, 217 I
5, 782, 910
5, 073,142
2, 405, 344
80, 282
642
11, 838
24, 855
46, 819
342
13, 742
14, 640
13, 263
18, 758
$24,005, 706
13, 411, 819
7, 886, 234
995, 994
3, 940, 367
589, 224
4, 479, 542
3, 792,097
258, 567
126, 568
299, 767
696
1,847
6,114,345
5, 722, 413
391, 369
563
19, 655, 288
18, 257, 000
4, 931, 759
253, 720
27, 853
1,028, 706
1, 035,466
217.107
19, 839
11, 363
4, 214, 317
81, 272
226, 582
$28,187,023
9, 352, 656
2, 074, 586
254, 251
3, 807, 863
1,181, 265
1,661,710
372,981
17, 680, 472
1, 720, 248
15, 211,150
39, 252
664, 205
21,266
24, 351
1,153, 895
734, 097
398,130
11, 798
9,870
14, 910, 599
14,906, 802
8,128, 569
2
67,288
248
8
2, 516, 263
10,877
Sewage and water fund
Public Belt Eailroad fund..
Cash in transit
Sinking funds
Public trust funds
Investment funds
Private trust funds
Levee district
General treasury
_
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
20
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Aug. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
1923
1923
1923
1923
Dec. 31, 1923.
1923
1923
Dec. 31, 1923.
Apr. 16, 1923.
Apr. 16, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1923_
31, 1923.
31, 1923.
31, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND
City corporation
General treasury
Special assessment funds_
Improvement funds
Miscellaneous funds
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
June 30, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
ROCHESTER, N . Y
City corporation
General treasury
Cemetery fund
Sinking funds
Public trust funds...
Investment fund
Private trust funds..
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
July
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
30,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923
1923
Dec. 31, 1923..
1923
1923
1923
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
31, 1923.
31, 1923.
31, 1923.
31, 1923.
31, 1923.
31,1923.
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of
1,071,164
1, 476, 082
45, 767
431, 505
22,920
1,449, 783
1, 449, 783
19, 671, 556
10, 686, 515
9, 966, 668
693,185
26, 662
2, 727, 314
2, 696, 339
5,622
25, 353
6, 257, 727
5, 700, 773
556, 954
17, 885,001
9, 993, 789
5, 765, 202
1,193,978
2,327, 057
19, 952
547, 366
140, 234
2, 274,119
1,353,351
918,768
5, 617,093
5, 554, 541
62, 552
18,994,613
17,461,502
17,119, 234
107, 635
145, 263
83,606
5,764
2, 783, 581
1, 515, 715
841, 795
186,075
1, 562, 527
346,993
200
2, 652, 045
434, 773
68,847
12
3,797
3,797
3, 770, 981
2, 239, 992
308, 415
5, 549,170
897, 298
69, 047
277
2, 111, 853
2, 111, 853
145, 605
538, 202
308, 415
1, 334, 598
115, 532
6,828,054
1, 795, 239
1,108, 789
660,071
26, 379
1, 831, 917
783, 225
1,035, 3S0
3,575
9,727
3, 200, 898
3,146,426
54, 472
44, 367,433
18, 068, 776
15, 251,386
2, 738, 646
78, 744
15,425, 688
7, 268, 550
8, 061, 796
9,197
86,145
10, 872, 969
9, 889, 833
983,136
6, 276, 678
1, 977,051
455,180
1, 512, 816
9,055
1, 788, 773
1,060,511
709,369
9,197
9,696
2, 510, 854
2,499, 606
11, 248
20, 797, 624
11,136,497
11,092,233
3, 566
7, 269, 849
7, 269, 849
72,
1,092,
120, 378
971,
45, 870, 288
20,191,096
11, 728,143
1,193, 984
2.348, 648
21, 288
1, 719,461
251,838
2, 927, 734
17, 970, 714
3, 841,058
12, 735,039
1,307,638
86, 979
7, 708,478
7, 514,969
193, 509
7, 910, 761
5, 657, 998
2, 626, 791
17
11,322
114,474
36, 077
1, 678, 307
13, 787,480
1,144, 606
12, 567, 373
15,083
60,418
1, 239,426
1,163,983
75,443
7,498, 362
4, 737, 288
2, 342, 034
6
11,337
1,336
1,057,621
75,527
1,249,427
1,909,115
1,341,101 1
167,666
373,787
26,561
851,959
796,445
55,514 !
19,454,345
11, 268,133
7, 516, 304
1,191,919
2,310, 296
19, 952
121, 629
108,033
18, 505,182
3, 264,965
1, 585,048
2, 048
27, 030
1,336
390, 275
59, 249
1.199, 979
13,401, 323
33, 618
12, 639,018
67-2,398
56, 289
1, 838,894
1, 702,515
136, 379
20,212,179
16,641,377
14, 619,152
7,067
880, 350
17,002
9,754
1,108,052 1
6,273,247
5,640,380
1, 875, 810
4,321
2,905,309
573,139
40,308
241,493 1
45,480,039
39, 743, 259
33,614,196
119,023
3,930,922
673, 747
55, 826
1.349, 545
6, 580,096
5, 881, 878
1,426, 686
3,148
3,499, 422
579,092
50,062
323,468
1, 563, 886
643,948
307, 668
2, 099, 498
328,987
46,127
8
3,797
3,797
1,135,931
119,962
747
3, 403, 905
136, 806
17, 867, 823
5, 587, 022
4,175, 929
1, 385, 390
25, 703
10, 866,457
3, 788,986
7,026,406
51,065
1,414,344
1, 042, 634
371, 710
20,486,925
5,460,019
3, 620, 907
10, 254
269
658, 273
658, 273
265
709, 768
709, 768
1, 207, 557
84, 556
1, 727, 755
1, 758, 941
1,387,498
96, 021
244,732
30, 690
493, 822
483,453
10, 369
1, 398, 288
1,398,288
44, 264
2, 391, 278
2. 387. 712
2, 810,450
2,419,942
390, 508
5, 375, 762
5,329,001
46, 761
22,309,958
20, 826, 870
20, 627,975
104, 282
94, 613
17, 293,131
4, 955, 228
3, 703, 973
1, 225, 830
25,425
11,245,637
3, 820, 327
7,352,427
16, 589,985
13,034, 511
11,559,535
11, 593
431, 500
42
5,764
1,026,077
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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 OF M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1923-
Continued
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[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 14]
a
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
Q
Nonrevenue
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year
:
!
!
|
I
Aggregate of
leceipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year l
Cash on
hand at
close of year
PAYMENTS
Governmental-cost
Nongovernmental-cost
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000—Continued
21
ROCHESTER, N . Y—Continued.
Dec. 31, 1923
Dec. 31, 1923
Dec. 31, 1923
County-as-agent fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund .
22
.
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
._ ._ . D e c .
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
General t r e a s u r y .
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, 1923
31,1923
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923..
1923...
1923
93
D e c . 31, 1923
D e c . 31, 1923
JERSEY CITY, N . J
P e t t y cash fund
S i n k i n g funds
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
_ .
General t r e a s u r y
._
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1923
30, 1923
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, 1923
D e c . 31, 1923
$632,867 1
438, 785
130, 310
63,772
$5, 736, 780
1, 986, 816
3, 286, 449
463, 515
$698, 218
464,979
159, 218
74,021
$1,483,0S8
1,483,038
$3, 555, 474
38, 749
3,127, 231
389,494
34,138, 718
24, 751, 365
23, 692, 563
927, 540
104, 354
26, 908
3, 748,147
3, 748,147
34, 527,429
13, 526, 600
9, 592, 756
3, 317, 230
30,989
585, 625
19, 618,654
567, 812
18, 954, 576
15, 972
80, 294
1,099,231
1, 099, 231
11, 066, 628
8, 314, 098
6,892, 042
825,880
940
595, 236
1, 600, 700 1
327,034 1
1, 244, 906 |
79, 732, 775
46, 592, 063
40,177, 361
5, 070, 650
136, 283
1, 207, 769
24, 967, 501
4, 642, 993
20,199, 482
15, 972
109, 054
6, 632, 829
5, 684, 958
947,871
1, 540, 382
1,142, 437
397, 945
6, 877, 355
4, 654, 618
3, 329, 477
718,480
1,400
605, 261
1, 710, 865
416,077
1, 214, 494
36, 639, 568
27,079, 314
24, 427,166
2, 337, 565
128, 210
186, 373
2, 803, 286
2, 791, 724
36, 215, 852
14, 858,131
12, 420, 718
2, 014, 605
6,673
416,135
20, 453, 350
1,435,192
18, 984,988
4, 410
28, 760
613, 900
421, 840
192, 060
290, 471
204,015
86, 456
4, 642, 083
3, 739, 284
902, 799
997,123
771,919
225, 204
J u n e 30, 1923
J u n e 30, 1923
P o r t of Seattle
General t r e a s u r y .
$3, 570, 802
14,920
3,156,139
399, 743
.
SEATTLE, W A S H .
Dec.
Dec.
_. D e c .
Dec.
$1, 533, 111
1, 533,111
|
1
19, 282, 678
15, 397, 693
13,616,115
1, 294, 542
6,852
24,486
235
393,108
62,355
3, 884, 985
3, 753,299
282, 944
129, 336
153, 608
28,760
891,515
846, 443 1
45, 072 i
260, 315 1
241,182 j
19,133
51, 373, 529
40, 319, 909
28,004, 325
6, 894, 649
310, 259
10, 652, 753 !
7, 554, 683
6,443, 737 !
825, 594
6,143
2,792
200
4, 890, 916
216, 768
11, 053, 620
3,450, 236
252, 834
26. 375 |
3,098, 070 |
786, 731 i
81,308,980
63, 272, 285
48, 064,177
9, 014, 785
323,254
24, 486
3, 027
200
5, 536, 858
305,498
18, 036, 675
7, 990, 266
|
1
1
11, 562
j
80,294
289, 342
289,
222,
209,
12,
!
I
i
!
1
1
342
530
625
905
17, 401, 762
13, 984,148
8, 857, 568
3, 088,100
73,550
200
1, 980, 806
3, 924
3, 417, 614
756,907
5, 729, 587
5,263,118
466, 469
1,027,381
728. 797
298, 584
23,
19,
12,
5,
484,108
461, 667
960, 752
928, 561
248, 084
24, 486
235
301, 549
4, 022,441
3, 732,418
40, 423, 090
29, 826, 470
26, 245, 857
124
1,620
2,792
3, 576,052
25
10,596.620
3, 500, 941
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o
o
M
H
i—i
W
County-as-agent fund
Health funds
P a r e n t a l h o m e fund
P a r k fund
Sinking fund..
Public trust funds
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
_
31,1923
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, 1923
31,1923
2,460
192
14,803
112, 070
2,161
6,007, 551
33,439
22, 312
116, 341
1,417,798
5,943
1,027,942
3,886
1,404
313,450
958, 972
5,685
5,871,423
5,569
178
401
1,218,108
7, 035,493
39, 785
23, 908
444, 594
2, 488, 840
13, 789
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
94
$15,157,006
9, 504,069
6, 265, 893
1,286,388
1, 830,133
95, 237
26,418
PORTLAND, OREG
C i t v corporation
General t r e a s u r y
D o c k commission 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
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
P o r t of P o r t l a n d .
General t r e a s u r y ._ ._
Sinking fund
I n v e s t m e n t fund
?5
DENVER,
30, 1923. .
30,1923
30,1923
30,1923
30,1923...
30,1923
|
'.. _
...
.
3,934, 480
3, 899, 574
34, 886
20
1,718,457
1, 711,193
5,303
1,961
J u n e 30, 1923
J u n e 30, Oct. 16, 1923
J u n e 30, 1923..
__
N o v . 30, 1923.
N o v . 30, 1923.
N o v . 30, 1923
. ..
COLO
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
__
M u s e u m fund
T r u s t a n d agency fund
Clerk of district c o u r t fund
Clerk of c o u n t y c o u r t 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
Private trust funds.. .
School district
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund
._
I n v e s t m e n t fund
?fi
_ Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
' Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
14, 860,997
10,064, 681
8, 755,825
926
31, 1923 .
31, 1923.
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, 1923.31, 1923
31, 1923
67, 729
47, 209
39,069
384, 261
769, 662
..
4, 796, 316
4, 648,035
148,193
88
A u g . 31, 1923..
A u g . 31, 1923..
A u g . 31, 1923
TOLEDO, OHIO
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Zoo fee fund
Sinking funds
1
..
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923
1923
1923 .
1923
.
1
1
11,176, 575
7,115, 505
4, 994, 722
28, 715
11,121
975
2, 047, 641
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand ati.the close of the year.
$18,459,136
12,936, 623
7, 885, 602
387,758
2, 787,440
104,388
1, 842, 784
128, 651
4,227,388
4,107,444
91, 018
28,926
1,295,125
1,078,691
167,042
49,392
$2, 592, 615
2,408,481
1, 317, 939
362, 899
675,512
6,053 !
38,005 I
8,073
94, 692
92,405
2,287
89,442
71,466
5,134
12, 842
$36,208,757
24, 849,173
15,469,434
2,037,045
5,293,085
205, 678
1,707,207
136,724
8, 256, 560
8,099,423
128,191
28,946
3,103,024 |
2,861,350
177,479
64,195 I
85, 038
395,334
66,336
286,124
2,839,605
2, 806,197
33,408
4,759,923
3,106, 332
2,489,752 1
1,802
112, 820
5,891
6,540
360, 356
35, 593
9,471
84,107
1,653, 591
1, 610,166
43,425
32, 374, 704 1
23,085,192 |
13,861,133 !
47,787 !
6,533,538 \
73,634 !
53,749
484,463
815,188 !
845,469
370,231
9,289,512 ;
9, 064,398
225,026 !
88
7,922,336
6,933, 371
4, 965,934
6,125,797
1, 705, 579
941,380
25,224,708
15,754,455
10,902,036
28, 715
200, 234
977 1
4,062, 219 1
12, 753, 784
9,914,179
2,615, 556
45,059
6,420, 718
14
186,110
2
1,315,133
3,003
699,445 1
$4,402,857
2,486, 819
1,941,074
230,937
257, 886
10, 710
37,769
8,443
1, 641, 545
1, 637,416
4,129
$14,668,853
9,161, 215
7, 665,200
1,407,054
572
64,980
23,409
274,493
270,057
2,692
1,744
1, 317,909
1, 313, 328
5,188,158
1, 863, 651
1, 523, 589
70
142,492
11,412
6,420
44, 325
45, 566
15, 388,468
10, 253,132
9,988,455
43,484
89, 777
3,324,507
3, 261, 981
62, 526
5,378,144
3, 295, 680
2,368, 784
7,152
456
863,774
4,189, 729
4,180,701
9,028
4,581
34
13,250
207,909
5,135,336
4,999,336
136,000
14, 777, 613
8, 620,004
7,302,408
28, 715
193,082
519
1,088, 689
$17,137,047
13,201,139
5, 863,160
399,054
5,034, 627
129,988
1, 646,029
128, 281
2,425, 286
2, 281, 306
115, 034
28,946
1, 510, 622
1, 277, 965
174, 787
57, 870
11,798,078
I 10,968,409
2, 349,089
4,233
6,391,046
62,188
47,329
426, 888
561,713
845,4G9
280,454
829,669
803,081
26, 500
88
w
5, 068,951
3,838, 771
1, 230, 844
2
2,109,756
00
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 :
1923-
Continued
[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 . 11. For a text discussion of t h i s table, see p . 14]
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
OF
Revenue
Nonrevenue
o a s i i on
h a n d at
beginning
of y e a r
Aggregate of
receipts a n d
cash on h a n d
at beginning
of year l
C a s h on
h a n d at
close of y e a r
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 100,000 T O 3 0 0 , 0 0 0 - C o n t i n u e d
TOLEDO, OHIO—Continued.
City corporation—Continued.
P u b l i c 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
School district
General t r e a s u r y
Fee a n d special fund
Sinking fund
27
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
$13,706
18,625
Aug. 31, 1923..
Aug. 31, 1923.
Aug. 31, 1923.
4,061,070
3, 991,866
56,713
12,491
COLUMBUS, OHIO
C i t y corporation
General treasury
F e e a n d special f u n d Libraryfund
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 funds...
School district
General treasury
F e e a n d special f u n d .
Sinking fund
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1923.
31, 1923.
31, 1923 _
31, 1923.
31,1923.
31, 1923.
31, 1923.
Aug. 31, 1923.
Aug. 31,1923.
Aug. 31, 1923.
LOUISVILLE, K Y
General treasury
T
~ u b e r c u l o s i s hospital' "f u n d' s .
Sewerage fund
Children's guardian fundSchool 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
S i n k i n g fund
I A u g . 31, 1923-.
D e c . 31, 1923..
N o v . 30, 1923..
Dec. 31, 1923..
J u n e 30, 1923..
A u g . 31, 1923..
A u g . 31, 1923..
D e c . 31, 1923..
A u g . 31, 1923-.
D e c . 31, 1923..
486,043
279,554
684,834
120,142
1,189
458,066
14,460
863
206,489
121,881
29,307
55,301
367,636
6,883, 622
192,871
20,670
26,596
432,177
51,412
49,403
005,256
13,947
$28,
1,
435,
988,
244,
659
706
827
965
599
744, 366
$8, 639
1,306
51, 806
4, 420, 218
4, 319,925
100, 293
11,496,972
8,100,030
3, 953, 699
9,115,119
4, 467, 634
4, 090, 979
3, 813, 597
85, 344
600
246, 790
3, 396,942
2, 419,137
43
108, 523
8,105
1,846
258,138
4, 647, 485
4, 474, 231
977, 805
173, 254
7, 236,457
979, 728
902,152
966, 849
12,406
2, 378, 168
183, 299
314, 713
65,148
569
1, 296,982
3, 352, 347
233, 387
10, 337
879, 351
19, 695
1, 050, 384
7,624
156, 474
202
981,975
$51,004
21, 637
487, 633
9,470, 253
8, 556, 390
56, 713
857,150
$6,054
1,891
47, 569
2, 082, 464
1, 969, 394
32, 098,134
19, 847, 218
14, 729, 512
120,142
1,232
4, 380,186
107, 909
3,309
504, 928
12, 250, 916
11, 015, 249
29, 307
1, 206, 360
7,329, 503
4, 605,127
3, 936, 565
19, 956, 440
8, 096, 737
1. 105, 360
1, 866, 870
58, 697
3, 860, 729
234,711
371. 740
1, 226, 878
771
2, 972, 904
113,070
53
287, 648
9,311
1,488
370, 062
2, 724, 376
2, 370, 221
$5, 751
840
6,157, 609
5, 619, 588
56,713
481,308
15,199,124
9, 070, 614
7, 439,015
120,142
579
1, 418, 322
92, 235
321
354,155
6,128, 510
5, 693,994
29, 307
405, 209
:, 109, 450
512, 379
914, 833
948, 614
5, 750
510, 275
1
21, 364
34, 440
10, 222, 479
4, 327, 996
178, 931
912, 639
22, 947
2, 759, 460
155, 180
243, 942
926, 317
623,363 I
$39,199
18,906
440,064
1, 230,180
967, 408
262, 772
9, 569, 507
6,171, 477
3, 353,932
600
2, 674, 216
6,363
1,500
134, 866
3, 398, 030
2, 951, 034
446, 996
5, 624, 511
3, 256, 362
11,596
5, 617
30, 000
590, 994
79, 530
106,434
266,121
202
1,197, 943
Public trust funds
Investmentfunds
_
I June 30, Aug. 31,1923.
Aug. 31, Dec. 31,1923.
PUOVIDENCE, R. I
General treasury
Fee funds
Petty cash fund
Cash in transit
Sinking fund
Public trust funds._.
Investment funds _ _.
Private trust funds_.
30
Sept. 30, 1923
Sept. 30, 1923
Sept. 30, 1923
Sept. 30, 1923
Sept. 30, 1923
Sept. 30, Dec. 31, 1923.
Sept. 30, 1923
Sept. 30, 1923
ST. PAUL, M I N N
General treasury _..
Petty cash fund
Sinking funds
Public trust funds..
Private trust funds..
Dec. 31, 1923
Dec. 31, 1923
Dec. 31,1923
Sept. 30, Oct. 9, Dec. 31,
1923.
Dec. 31,1923
OAKLAND, CALIF
City corporation
General treasury
Special assessment fund.
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
Private trust fund
School district
General treasury
Sinking fund.. _'
Sanitary district
Sinking fund
June 30, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
June30, 1923.
June30, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
ATLANTA, GA
General treasury
Convict labor account..
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
Investment fund
Private trust fund
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
AKRON, OHIO
City corporation
Dec. 31, 1923.
General treasury
Dec. 31, 1923.
Fee and special fund.
Dec. 31, 1923.
Sinking funds
Dec. 31, 1923.
Public trust funds
Dec. 31, 1923.
Private trust funds..1
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of th
10, 583
1,099
11, 745, 226
11,178,193
9,164
472, 499
68, 521
16, 849
12, 344, 286
12, 006,187
243,966
94,133
76,943 1
59, 500
11,701,888
7, 956, 889
16,112
4,061, 742
3, 692, 958
368,784
4, 383
4,383
8,077, 725
7,975,423
13,872
86,050
2,180
200
9,451,109
6,035, 792
4, 444,178
30, 377
1, 537,097
24,140
1, 346,160
655,946
175
324, 530
2,951, 220
50, 625
328,807
89, 642
3,235 |
436,836
156, 730
41, 780
7, 839
43, 794
8, 731, 337
4,143, 887
160
4,419,913
166, 622
1, 749, 064 1
1, 597, 536 I
5,015
133, 418
13, 037
755
11,317,299
7, 251,174
5, 388, 921
1,846,141
12,918 [
1,980,136
1, 570, 357
696.086
284, 323
43,630
546, 318
409, 779
409, 768
11
8, 350. 982
7, 259,317
58
5,116,258
1, 636, 088
1,333,554 J
208,055 1
4,713
89,766
3,474,462
3, 232, 518
241,944
5.708
5,708
1, 828, 303
1,828, 303
796,000
295, 586
79
10,166,427
9, 603, 405
7, 201, 725
2,281,820
86, 526
33, 334 1
5,079,172
3, 076,171
2, 564, 258
419,583
19, 059
73,271
100, 444
60, 599
9, 623
4
24, 793, 274
19, 791, 028
9,164
3,410
761, 366
3, 580, 449
160, 926
353,495
133,436
1, 601, 429 i
993,349 :
22, 824, 687
17, 747, 610 1
5,175
4, 797, 297
273, 792
1, 239, 090
1,104, 789
5, 075
123, 757
5, 364
3, 410 |
324,530 l
143, 562
64,957 I
19,940 !
51,681 !
813 !
18, 413, 693
10, 457, 619
7, 418, 561
1,846,141
492, 378
64,455
636,084
7, 945,983
7, 335, 244
610, 739
10,091
10,091
1
|
|
|
|
!
!
18, 257,010 '
17,063,043 1
13, 872
882, 050
2,180
295, 786
79
24, 696, 708
18, 715, 368
14,210,161 !
30, 377
4, 238, 500
129, 725
106, 605 1
71, 704 [
12, 507, 776
12, 482, 783
9,164
15,829
14,910,642
14, 585,938
152,095
172, 609
205,693
4. 609
115,686
1,741,778
1,639,790
101,988
6,244
6,244
2,040,037
2,040,037
10, 684,069
6, 314,896
436,836
3, 436, 887
80,140
333, 555
81, 755
6, 674,955
2, 056, 883
100
4, 521, 445
95, 819
708
105
3,450, 676
1, 702, 654
1, 376, 666
19,117
60,595
12, 868,096
7,144. 651
5,272,150
1,817,035
55,466
5, 722, 648
5, 382,908
339, 740
797
797
12,175,086
12,161.214
13,872
2.094,921
1, 610, 314
769, 745
29,106
286, 685
4,380
520,398
481,557
312, 546
169,011
3,050
3,050
4,041,887
2,861, 792
882,050
2,180
295,786
79
8,454, 356
6, 339, 051
5,203,462
1,072. 857
7, 283
55,449
11,803,944
8, 387, 997
'7,097, 593
30,377
1, 209, 712
50, 315
4.438,408
3,988,320
1,909,106
1,955,931
72,127
51,156
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 :
1923-
Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 14]
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
Nonre venue
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year J
Cash on
hand at
close of year
Governmental-cost
Nongovernmental-cost
GROUP I I I — C I T I E S HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
33
AKRON, OHIO—Continued.
School district
General t r e a s u r y
. . A u g . 31, 1923
A u g . 31, 1923
A u g . 31, 1923
Sinking fund
34
OMAHA, N E B R
.
C i t y corporation _
General t r e a s u r y . .
Sinking f u n d s .
. _
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 funds
P u b l i c utilities district
General t r e a s u r y
35
-
... D e c .
- Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
..
July
July
July
July
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
BIRMINGHAM, ALA
General t r e a s u r y
Convict labor account
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
WORCESTER, M A S S
..
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1923
1923 .
1923 . 1923
1923
1923
_
General t r e a s u r y .
Sinking fund--,__„_,..,._„-,,..,.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
30,
30,
30,
30,
1923
1923.1923 .
1923...
$563,022
525, 474
13, 543,893
5, 418, 361
3, 663, 608
1,703,843
50,910
8,760,112
2,892,427
885,148
1,747,205
3, 373
10,449
246, 252
4,312,117
4, 077,994
190,922
31, 701
11,500
1, 555, 568
904, 618
650,950
5,070,423
5, 017, 734
18, 750
10,345
18, 533
5,061
5, 301, 983
3, 526, 665
9, 542,180
9, 286, 722
6,208
12,139,488
10, 557, 768
3
20,137
1, 328, 571
4, 514,275
4,475,572
8,228
27,513
2,962
3,611,257
3, 526,385
84,872
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, 1923
. . . D e c . 31, 1923
D e c . 31, 1923
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
36
-
$3,415,317
3,381,062
26,093
8,162
—.1
159,630
37, 548
437, 749
23, 653
1,282, 772
31,144
$2, 003,001
1, 876,005
$3,415,947
3, 389, 845
26, 093
9
$450,088
395, 583
4,312,568
1,184,114
891, 076
258,891
2,674
3,627
27,846
2, 891,165
2, 559,899
322, 272
3, 678
5, 316
237, 289
237,289
15, 614,430
6,092, 892
3,860,850
2,193, 892
38,150
7, 919, 612
2, 789, 210
557, 111
1,972,826
17,138
9,796
232, 339
4,036, 277
3,831, 575
110,228
77,308
17,166
1, 094,125
358,303
735,822
1, 603, 893
1, 399, 077
6,125, 025
6, 091, 458
18, 750
4, 060,104
2,407, 795
179, 319
18,499
14, 817
318, 342
15, 650
1, 287, 833
30,484
$5,981, 340
5, 782, 541
26,093
172, 706
$2,115,305
1, 997,113
5, 542, 605 1
1, 755,428
760, 281
974, 561 1
3,679
2,974
13, 933
3, 542,153
3, 241,439
233, 350
59, 344
8.020
245.024
245,024
27, 846, 610
10,066, 216
5, 309,037
4,425, 609
57, 962
13,423
260,185
12,368,545
11,795,005
432,500
118,558 :
22,482 I
5,411,849
4,676,027
735,822 |
1,416,616
1,353,931
11,789,022
9,898,330
18, 750 I
497,661 j
48,966 !
1,287,833 i
37,482 j
126,996
49,567 1
" 6, 780
6,338
479,774
374, 23S
447
24,783 i
22,161, 442
20, 218, 728
6,658
20,137 I
1,512,984 i
118,192
5,441,103
5,403, 531
37, 572
4,080,435
4,080,435
6,998
597,812
512, 956
463
15, 781
10, 307, 419
10, 276,866
54, 505
11,256,211
9, 428, 906
6,195
20,137
1,497,203
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
Private trust funds.
37
j N o v . 30, 1923...
N o v . 30,1923; J a n . 15,1924.1
104,807
128, 202
I, 316, 729
1,182, 796
1,126, 663
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
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' f u n d .
General t r e a s u r y .
38
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
5,497
50, 624
12
133, 933
133, 933
General t r e a s u r y . _ _
Public baths f u n d School fund
Schoenberger f u n d .
Sinking fund
Public trust funds,.
I n v e s t m e n t f u n d s . _.
Private trust funds..
Jan. 31, 1924
Jan. 31, 1924
June 30, 1923
Jan. 31, 1924
Jan. 31, 1924
June 30, Oct. 31,1923; Jan.
31, 1924.
Jan. 31, 1924
Jan. 31, 1924
M a y 31,
May31,
May31,
May31,
May31,
M a y 31,
DALLAS, T E X
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 . .
Investment funds..
Private trust fundNEW
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1923
1923
1923
A u g . 31, 19231923
1923
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1 9 2 3 . .
31, 1 9 2 3 . .
31, 1 9 2 3 . .
31, 1 9 2 3 . .
31, 1 9 2 3 . .
31,1923..
HAVEN, CONN.
General t r e a s u r y .
C o u r t fee f u n d . . _
School fund
L i b r a r y fund
P a r k fund
License fund
1
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
23, 533, 654
23, 264,933
21, 884, 969
92, 797
98,425
712
1,188,030
268, 721
268, 721
2, 995, 704
2, 995, 704
2, 945, 902
133
3,594
10,805,417
10, 671,050
10,486,155
90,064
94,831
22, 085, 039
16, 201,936
15, 413
2, 574,041
391
3,108,896
33, 875
5, 296, 442
4, 045, 313
2,193
120, 336
391
1,033,380
4,151
46,075
134,367
134,367
12, 050, 966
8,449, 508
13, 220
2, 441,433
164, 251
139, 519
9, 732, 533
9, 598,179
8,452, 912
2,600
712
1,141,955
134, 354
134,354
4, 737, 631
3, 707,115
310, 706
240, 221
31, 020
2, 097, 671
2,075
6,141
5,500
49, 757
24, 528
64, 561
711,676
122,439
460, 649
7,480
638,938
15,271
101
4, 364, 892
2,454, 243
2,406, 922
34, 246
75
3, 834
13, 624,138
9, 643,177
8, 050,912
54, 380
1,485,463
35, 542
390
16,490
3,980, 961
3,445,119
535, 842
4,122,007
2, 951, 400
2, 017, 068
14, 642
900, 078
13,367
390
5,855
1,170, 607
904, 811
265, 796
5, 358, 333
3, 524, 990
3, 066,992
39, 338
402, 637
16,023
4,143, 798
3,166, 787
2, 966, 852
400
182, 748
6,152
1,833, 343
1, 734, 702
98, 641
10, 635
977,011
805, 606
171,405
36,169
114,318
1,135,885
10,920
12,272
939, 631
18,804
20,477
39,332
15, 692
74, 986
1,589,237
1,317, 247
271,9""
9,166
1, 910, 649
1,823,246
87,403
4, 547, 570
4, 066,495
3,183,341
12,654
846,450
16, 437
289
7,324
481, 075
304, 626
176, 449
6,982, 388
6, 212, 753
3,6
755, 997
9,929
64
1,974,393
1,702,963
27, 026
228, 069
8,533
200
7,602
3, 658,833
2, 519, 273
2,618
1,086,128
43,870
229
6,717
12,615,614
10,434,989
33, 289
2, 070,192
62, 332
493
14,319
'2, 245,387
1,122, 787
4,078
1,063, 509
49, 742
19
5, 252
8, 556, 355
7,867,320
29, 211
647,467
12, 357
1,813,872
1,444,882
6, 579,977
6,211,453
61, 067
102, 508
12, 256
34, 641
6,166,847
2, 755,629
11, 527
2,457, 239
124, 767
469, 274
1,567
1, 567,224
1, 009, 052
14,314,048
9, 976,134
72, 594
3, 067,032
137, 350
510,909
1,567
2, 511,811
1, 817, 488
7, 259,933
3, 976,327
19,102
2, 565,898
135, 270
495, 208
4, 542,304
4,182, 319
53,492
68, 616
9
5,440
1,567
1923.
1923.
192319231923.
1923-
M a y 3 1 , 1923.
M a y 3 1 , 1923-
24,327
30, 553
3, 909, 582
2, 859, 856
3,069
185, 393
391
771, 004
780
6, 759
SAN ANTONIO, T E X . . .
C i t y 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
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds..
School district
General t r e a s u r y
S i n k i n g fund
2, 606,113
2, 606,113
2, 578, 720
140
2,926
30,110
38, 502
224,914
178,021
9, 702, 584
5,464,054
5,585
2,077,942
;, 472, 873
, 878,026
.RICHMOND, VA_.
11, 610,812
11,476,024
10,179, 586
87,160
44,875
700
1,163,703
134, 788
134, 788
30,487
49,819
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
507, 285
327
6,994
432, 518
2,071
10, 261
359,216
233
474
9,067
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 OF M U N I C I P A L
GOVERNMENT:
1923—
Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 14]
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
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year J
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year
Cash on
hand at
close of year
PAYMENTS
Governmental-cost
Nongovernmental-cost
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000— Continued
41
N E W HAVEN, CONN.—Continued.
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
.
47
MEMPHIS, TENN
.
_
_
.__
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
June
31,
30,
31,
31,
31,
30,
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
D e c . 31, 1923
Dec.
Dec.
. Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
School district
.
Aug.
General t r e a s u r y . _ _ __
Aug.
Fee a n d special f u n d . . . . .
L i b r a r y fund
_ Aug.
Sinking fund
_. A u g .
Aug.
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
Aug.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
21,
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
General t r e a s u r y
School fund
_ .
P a r k fund
W a t e r fund
Sinking funds
43
._
DAYTON, OHIO
C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . . __
General t r e a s u r y
Fee a n d special fund
Convict labor a c c o u n t
Sinking funds _
44
. . D e c . 31, 1923
A u g . 31, D e c . 31, 1923
D e c . 31, 1923
_
._
- [
1
j
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
$301, 380
45, 299
165
$8, 689
34, 877
$327, 001
221, 296
165
$198,339
51,134
6, 616,254
4, 770,641
558,616
5,090
40,068
839, 288
402, 551
11,213,277
5, 757, 023
2, 007, 253
230, 593
306, 238
2,195, 354
716,816
5,163, 770
2, 887,823
820, 017
33,178
50, 872
254, 542
1,117, 338
22, 993, 301
13,415, 487
3, 385, 886
268, 861
397,178
3, 289,184
2, 236, 705
4. 386, 572
1,864,823
1, 046, 641
186,194
6, 000,428
4, 620,486
3, 263,857
33,502
14,717
1.255,903
52,487
20
2, 352, 584
1, 585,837
1, 209, 302
31
4, 709, 253
1, 091, 603
586, 258
13,062,265
7, 297,926
5, 059, 417
33,533
14, 717
2, 076, 921
92,551
10, 520
10,267
5, 764, 339
5, 267, 605
21, 092
131,015
343, 465
712
450
3, 230, 535
1, 067,838
824, 072
1,379,942
1,102, 902
21, 092
128, 817
126, 472
209
450
...
NORFOLK, V A
General t r e a s u r y License f u n d . _L i b r a r y fund
Sinking funds
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
$16,932
141,120
1
6,100, 769
5, 893, 970
9,443
1, 763
128, 894
10,287
!
351, 529
13,017
9,500
2,458
766, 747
729, 234
469, 489
27, 047 !
1,000
7,809 1
3, 617, 650 j
3, 435, 469
482
37, 031
1,716
179,962
503
19, 818,110
16,103, 846
1, 666
32, 448
1, 948, 984
17, 332
1,141, 320
1,062,102
1
1,665
40, 265
17, 849 1
27,060,199
23,059,918
11,109
35, 876
2,118,143
45,468 |
295, 662
993,252
221,415
13,168
3,159
6, 024
2,162, 697
2,037,188
3, 230
121, 567
712
$68,128
$128, 662
102, 034
165
11,459,768
5, 268, 355
2, 264,308
79, 230
363, 922
2, 823, 592
660, 361
7,146,961
6, 282, 309
74,937
3,437
33, 256
169, 930
583, 092
7, 893, 705
4,450, 543
3,836, 568
33, 502
14,717
509, 554
48, 966
7,236
1, 938, 025
1, 779, 545
398 777
31
3,443,162
3,117, 440
21, 092
127, 753
176, 877
i, 345, 952
30, 417
125
4,243
158,480
112,977
32
45, 021
450
561, 745
498, 807
4, 655
1, 902
12, 881
15,571
10,427, 317
10, 354, 501
4,788
33,917
7,227
16, 071,137
12, 206. 610
1, 666
57
2,105, 262
22, 670
I n v e s t m e n t funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
HOUSTON, T E X
j Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
,___
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking 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
Sinking fund
YOUNGSTOWN,
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
I Dec.
31, 1923.
31,-1923_
31, 1923.
31, 1923
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31 ,1923.
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 funds
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
School district
'___
General t r e a s u r y
Fee a n d spatial f u n d . .
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
P a r k district
General t r e a s u r y
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
D e c 31,
Dec. 31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
Aug. 31,
Aug. 31,
Aug. 31,
Oct. 31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
GRAND RAPIDS, M I C 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..
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 . __
P u b l i c t r u s t funds..
Mar.31, 1923..
M a r . 31, 1923..
M a r . 31, 1923..
M a r . 31, 1923..
M a r . 31, 1923..
J u n e 30, 1923.
J u n e 30, 1923.
SPRINGFIELD, M A S S
General t r e a s u r y . . .
License fund
S i n k i n g fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds..
BRIDGEPORT,
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
30,
30,
30,
30,
1923
1923
1923
Dec. 31, 1923.
CONN
General t r e a s u r y . __
C o u r t fee fund
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds..
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
31, 1923..
31, 1923..
31, 1923-.
31, 1923..
i
1, 704,145
9,689
16, 597
2,842
8,360, 394
7,695,902
5,416, 232
1,003,016
6,168
1, 270,486
664,492
11,341
653,151
2, 964,444
2, 815, 214
2,025,123
612, 658
4,099,918
3,173, 974
1, 943, 877
1, 503, 795
973,100
769, 772
1,186, 695
43,402
925, 899
823, 946
193, 535
9,793
455/673
237,007
86,378
15, 575
45
45
8, 283, 829
7,198,392
6,181, 936
920,173
211
96,072
1, 085,437
1,085,437
177,433
149,230
149, 230
215, 546 '
3,120 j
75,022
75, 022
1, 227,409
1, 061, 644
266,060
757, 524
557
37,503
165,765
164,126
1,639
7, 512, 742
7, 253, 860
16, 648
241,400
834
1,073,997
1,006,537
1,586,399
1, 387, 852
6,975
87,133
104,439
162,204
138,336
66, 888
572
525
23,343 1
1, 777,154 |
12, 531
18, 268, 561
15,356, 590
12,181,138
1, 717, 633
9,900
1,447, 919
2,911,971
2, 243, 926
668,045
1
j
1
|
j
11,791,319 i
7,735, 636 1
4, 982,407
19, 907
2, 668, 246 I
65,076 !
3, 870, 685
3,148, 600 j
22,140
671, 503
28, 442
184, 998
184, 998
24,437
3,492
2, 431,023
1,916, 873
1, 507,164
309,144
100, 565
514,150
286,061
228,089
26,884
7,449,191
5, 601,002
5,601,002
1,848,189
1,84.8,189
1, 725,833
9,039
8,388,347
7, 838, 715
5,072,972
1,408,489
9,900
1, 347, 354
549, 632
109,676
439, 956
2, 980,064
2, 729,161
804, 547
254, 683
3,490
57, 564
57, 564
7,409,210
4,096,397
3, 354, 865
19,907
693, 305
28,320
3,185,424
2, 968,424
22,140
184, 214
10,646
127,389
127, 389
16,461, 644
12, 268,133
9, 565, 329
2, 567, 759
1,259
211
133, 575
4,193, 511
4,191, 688
1,823
1,353, 213
897, 554
222, 216
558, 367
217
8, 607,037
5, 000,553
4, 762,445
237, 881
227
116,754
455, 659
454,032
1,627
3, 606, 484
3, 606, 288
196
6, 501,394
6,370,026
4, 580, 668
1,771,511
815
211
16, 821
131,368
131,368
17, 288,160
16, 840, 532
16, 648
351,893
79,087
922, 736
885,130
8, 790, 595
8, 464,867
42, 826
106, 353
176, 549
466, 641
445, 746
1,402,045
910,078
822,995
50,327
36,756
434,403
176,230
36, 893
713
260
20, 635
10,157,839
10,115,135
42,704
6,489,858
6,419,192
164
70, 502
1, 924, 614
250, 858
3,946
232, 606
14,306
45
45
6, 207, 585
5, 840, 267
16, 648
315,000
35, 670
1, 834,096
1, 599,929
42,662
106,093
85,412
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 yeaf.
CO
TABLE 2.—SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS, PAYMENTS, AND CASH BALANCES, BY DIVISIONS AND FUNDS OP MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT: 1923—
CD
Continued
a*
[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 . 11. F o r a t e x t discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 14]
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
OF
D a t e of close of*fiscal year
Revenue
N o n r e venue
C a s h on
h a n d at
beginning
of year
Aggregate oi
receipts a n d
cash on h a n d
at beginning
of year l
C a s h on
h a n d at
close of y e a r
PAYMENTS
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 100,000 T O 300,000—Continued
FORT WORTH, T E X
General t r e a s u r y . . .
School fund
L i b r a r y fund
Recreation f u n d . . .
Parkfund
Sinking funds
Investment funds.
June
Aug.
Dec.
Aug.
June
June
June
30,
31,
31,
31,
30,
30,
30,
1923
1923.
1923
1923
1923
A u g . 31, 1923.
A u g . 31, 1923.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
May
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923
1923
D e c . 31, 1923.
1923
July
July
July
July
2,
2,
2,
2,
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1923.
30, 1923.
31, 1923.
31, 1923.
31, 1923.
31,.1923.
31, 1923..
31, 1923..
31, 1923.
31, 1923.
SCRANTON, P A
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 funds _
Investment 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 _ _
Investment fund._.
52
PATERSON, N. J
General t r e a s u r y
School fund
L i b r a r y fund
F i r e m e n ' s relief f u n d . .
License fund
M u n i c i p a l court 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 funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
53
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
HARTFORD, CONN
City corporation.
$4,118,829
3,359, 202
476, 556
1,381
6,244
48,141
202,061
25, 244
$6, 652,933
4, 765, 882
936, 393
24,043
42, 559
125, 568
756,968
1,520
$1, 582,072
882,053
203, 533
1,274
4,140,806
2,057,857
1,839,593
1,946
201, 780
12, 510
2,028
2,082,949
2,068, 274
11, 666
2,796
213
1, 995, 227
685, 374
591, 062
31, 640
42,898
19, 774
1. 106, 762
618,867
499, 758
1,039
116,408
1,662
1,309, 853
1, 085, 419
224,434
487,895
368, 690
63,295
52, 645
3,265
4, 768,321
4, 006, 508
615,454
4,079
18,950
589
11,870
92,257
17,153
1,461
6,511,317
4, 084, 457
2,186,078
65,000
7,930,128
5,887,671
5, 633, 500
5,446, 004
6,003
7,105
113,950
40,963
7,761
4,228
416, 647
74,337
$12,353,834
9, 007,137
1,616,482
26,698
48,803
177, 937
1, 375, 676 1
101,101
7, 242, 795
3, 362,098
2,930,413
34, 625
361, 086
33,946
2,028
3,880, 697
3, 522,383
299,395
55,441
3,478
6,418
476,931
85,893
$5,664, 746
3,427,385
1, 532,828
25,094
48,803
115, 045
502,370
13,221
1,495,181
742, 662
607,813
1, 001
133,031
817
5,158,230
2,247, 507
2,111,369
33, 624
91,157
11,357
752, 519
451,156
256,053
43,468
1,842
2,910, 723
2, 858,104
40, 646
11,973
618, 212
270, 559
218,047
3
5, 797,112
3, 018,355
2, 610,420
65,816
18,950
589
25
93,266
10,925
48, 781
1,343
11, 565, 608
8,188, 688
2,834, 645
69,898 !
18, 950
6,592
18,975
299,473 1
69,041
58,003
1,343
84,283
323
43, 727
1, 270
68, 681
14,276
738, 533
568, 689
14, 302,161
11,902,364 1
1, 477,999
1,238, 592
7,892, 296
6,104, 716
285,970
97, 723
33,113
819
1
$3,162,759
2,534,608
57,305
1,604
|
1
!
1
;
1
$3, 526,329
3,045,144
26,349
3
O
56,474
396,375
1,987
589,384
371,929
211,231
w
H
i—i
136,898
21,772
2,028
217,455
213,123
2,696
a
w
o
*l
o
l-H
1,636
5,150, 284
4,899,774
6,178
4,079
6,003
18 950
215,190
37
73
4,931,866
4, 559,056
H
i—i
General t r e a s u r y
Police court fund
H i g h school fund
P a r k fund
C e m e t e r y fund_.
License funds
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
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
Sinking funds
M a r . 31, 1923
Mar. 31,1923-M a r . 31,1923
_ . M a r . 31,1923
Dec. 31, 1923
M a r . 31, 1923
M a r . 31, 1923
M a r . 31,1923.
-- M a r . 31, Dec. 31,1923
M a r . 31, 1923
M a r . 31, 1923
Mar. 31,1923...
:
.!
i
1
_.i
4,582,663
62,418
501
63,197
802,285
9,193
6,075
__
_
|
I ^
M a y 31,1923.
M a y 31, 1923.
_
N E W BEDFORD, M A S S
General t r e a s u r y .
L i b r a r y fund
Licensefund
Sinkingfund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds._
Private trust fund.
_.
_ _
General t r e a s u r y
F i r e m e n ' s relief f u n d . .
License fund
M u n i c i p a l c o u r t fund
Sinkingfund.-.
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
_.
__
3,050,878
3,022, 653
28,225
7,573,829
7,464,210
1, 729
.
Nov.
_ __
Nov.
.
Nov.
_ _ _ _ _ _ __ N o v .
Nov.
._.__.
Nov.
.
TRENTON, N. J
_
__
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
91,101
16,789
__
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,1923"
31,1923
31,1923.
31, 1923
31,1923
31, 1923
1
D e c . 31,1923
D e c . 31,1923
D e c . 31,1923
5,145,517
4,993,515
2,437
-_.
117, 739
31,826
6,001,413
3,702, 656
3,701,126
SALT L A K E C I T Y , U T A H .
C i t y corporation _
_
General t r e a s u r y
M a y o r ' s c o n t i n g e n t fund
Sinking fund
2,042,457
1,891, 399
151,058
7,092, 693
4,041,815
2,218, 984
517, 575
81,593
104,989
557,948
510, 679
50,047
D E S MOINES, IOWA
General t r e a s u r y
. __ M a r . 31, 1923
M a r . 31, 1923
Special assessment fund
M a r . 31, 1923
H o s p i t a l fund._
L i b r a r y fund _
_ _ ._ . M a r . 31, 1923
M a r . 31, 1923
W a t e r fund__
M a r . 31,1923
Sinking funds
D e c . 31, 1923
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
_
M a r . 31, 1923
Private trust funds..
School district
J u n e 30, 1923
General t r e a s u r y
J u n e 30, 1923
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
312,009
46,815
2,515
__
i
i Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
4,905,395
5,963
3
142,087
59,075
10, 000
1,620
2,875
284,993
31,024
2,601
368
187,496
177,265
10,231
2,860, 519
2,264,558
962,894
299,028
26,483
33,478
942, 075
595,961
593,577
2,384
8,007,213
7,844,612
12,292
135,552
402
14,355
126,084 |
3,609
2,453
161,054
5,079
109
545
268,042
308
1,406 1
169,844
120,193
49,651
2,201,080
812,430
219,074
l
261
1,053
138,911
196,042
17,772 j
239,317
1,388,650 j
1,349,331 1
39,319
2,013,465
1,900,715
20
62,279 !
4,607 I
45,844
992,889
12,154,292
7,118,803
3,400,952
517,575
81,854
106,042
995,887
733,204
101,297
1,181,992
5,035,489
4,965,561
69,928
2,447,001
1,364, 762
755,483
17,594,507
17,209,537
1,749
12,292
288,932
21,798
60,199
2,102,199
1,971,150
31
7, 111, 485
7,093,899
42
82, 947
3,852
44,219
17,544
1,559, 607
1,304,574
6, 745,843
6, 691,560
2,437
545, 675
382,352
274,278
367
36,000
8,042
14,249
1, 252, 699
82,932
157,903 1
6,312
13, 745,212
12,071,073
2,437
8,042
14,249
1,528,341
121,070
3, 949,169
3,292, 784
3, 083,914
3,241
28, 000
792,763
334,121
303,621
285 !
8,000 |
10, 743, 345
7,329, 561
7,088, 661
3,526
36, 000
7,559,091
6,201,169
1,040,604
876,389
5,161,045
9,311
155
200, 756
665, 252
20,467
759
9,614,142
68,381
4,113
207, 737
1,022,414
24,272
7,804
3,420
865,044
78,147
5,116
1,774
2,399, 797
2,188,857
210,940
3,958
3,394
160,037
1,237
25
2,875
71, 621
46,971
972
1,584
239, 407
143,033
96,374
882
489
56, 508
239,482
15,571
296,347
1,082,239
1,053,714
28, 525
248, 761
6,272
1, 787, 580
1,787,441
.
139
7,835, 694
4,070,836
2,142,094
517,575
80, 972
105, 553
887,905
300,356
36,381
3, 764.858
3, 758,144
6,714
3,460,208
59,070
3,587
197,125
2,568
7,020
545
793, 423
31,176
4,144
190
372,810
258, 383
114,427
1,871,597
1,683,205
503,375
Q
51,474
193,366
49,345
885, 645
188,392
153,703
34,689
8, 380,823
8,144,488
1,676
12,292
205,985
402
15,980
i
5,439, 762
4,074,939
51,846
8,042
14,249
1,279, 580
62,952
5, 540, 719
3, 069,337
3, 066,295
3,042
4, 656, 951
3,877,872
3, 748, 088
117
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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 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 :
1923—
Continued
oo
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 14]
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND FUNDS OF
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
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 x
Cash on
hand at
close of year
PAYMENTS
Governmental- cost
Nongovernmental-cost
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
3
>
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH—Continued.
City corporation—Continued.
Investment funds
Private trust funds
School district
General treasury
Sinking fund
Public trust fund
CAMDEN, N. J
Dec. 31,1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
$1, 530
June 30, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
2, 298, 757
2,195, 867
78,101
24, 789
_'__
General treasury
Fireman's relief fundSinking fund
Public trust funds
Investment fund
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31,1923.
Dec. 31,1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31,1923.
NASHVILLE, T E N N
General treasury
Convict labor account..
Library fund
Park fund
Sinking funds
Public trust funds
00
FALL RIVER, MASS
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31,1923.
Dec. 31,1923.
-
Dec. 31, 1923.
General treasury
Dec.31, 1923.
Board of police incidental fund..
Dec.31, 1923.
E ducational fund
Dec. 31, 1923.
License fund
Dec. 31,1923.
Cash in transit
Sinking fund
! Dec. 31, 1923 _
Public trust funds
I Dec. 31,1923.
Private trust fund
' Dec. 31,1923.
$120, 764
56, 865
656,385
607,301
39, 893
9,191
$22, 215
458, 642
427, 800
28, 882
1,960
4, 491,309
4,362, 271
7,654
100,100
20, 386
4, 831, 063
4, 238, 507
1,077, 607
1, 002, 070
553,526
39, 030
09, 832
5,099
4, 070, 851
3,992,364
6,408
2,089
7,292
56, 535
6,163
2, 401, 662
1,110, 886
3, 008, 597
2, 591, 518
31, 000
277, 495
959, 041
23, 240
1,002
27.658
434, 669
13,150
6, 466,109
6,334,431
3,818
6,345
7, 312, 373
6, 376,382
1, 245, A
1,364
256
137
113, 773
7,742
9,021
394, 504
511, 535
20,931
364, 859
176, 704
4,048
129
$122, 294 1
79, 080
3, 413, 784
3, 230,908
146, 876
35,940
$51,711
19, 996
163, 323
155, 381
6,894
1,048
$2, 471, 382
2, 462, 681
10, 399,979
9, 603, 454
7,654
723, 458
04, 515
1, 049, 715
908, 800
5, 606, 310
5, 543, 236
7,654
9, 541,110
7, 094, 768
0,408
34, 091
312, 445
1, 450, 245
42, 553
3, 025,303
2, 403, 010
15, 023, 979
13, 410,177
4,074
0,482
9, 021
759, 363
802, 012
11,790
21,000
1,165, 070
088,148
87
135,460
5,395
904
19, 025
581, 912
19, 792
394, 504
79, 012
3,919
8,701
55, 420
$70, 583
59, 084
779, 079
612,906
139,982
26,191
>
w
3, 743,954
3,151,358
587,998
3,700
898
4, 307, 500
3, 690, 400
6,408
33, 727
240, 740
3.73, 464
22, 761
2,148, 247
1, 600, 698
7, 829, 463
7, 819, 941
169
6, 482
6, 028, 846
4, 902, 088
3,818
2,871
a
O
O
52, 680
494, 869
9,021
364, 859
723, 000
5, 000
21, 060
M
61 | ALBANY, N. Y
\
'
City corporation
General treasury
City clerk's fund
Sinking funds
Public trust funds
Investment funds
County supervisors' fund.
General treasury
585, 740 j
585, 740 !
271,652 |
230 !
246,809 I
67,049 j
Oct. 31,1923..
3, 516, 914
1, 579, 527
588, 072
6,390
485, 451
209, 358
67,455
400, 836
167, 086
12, 739
1,466,567 1
June 30, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
June 30. 1923.
June 30, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
724,421
954 !
616 1
639,411 1
64, 576
7,148
16,068
5, 872
7,501
8, 772, 829
4, 706,906
590, 404
7,059
1, 237, 396
1,114,528
81,513
795, 676
181, 724
57, 623
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
June 30, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
3, 268, 746
2, 631, 957
2, 069, 979
520, 503
1,245
39, 897
333
636, 789
574, 311
62, 478
947,591
654,002
480. 522
140,239 1
6, 786
25, 270
1,185
293,589
225,593
67,996
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
5,034, 736
4, 977, 382
8,483
4,432 1
26, 200
18, 239
503,115
487, 869
4,109, 983 I
3, 944, 983
3,415, 200
42, 253
189, 662
57, 344
224, 773
15,751
165, 000
165,000 I
3, 460, 362
1, 900, 454
1,696, 717
111,565
11, 268
49, 896
29,814
1,194
1, 559, 908
1, 559, 908
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,1923.
31,1923.
31,1923.
31,1923.
31, 1923.
WILMINGTON, D E L
General treasury
Public safety funds
Health fund
Street and sewer funds.
School fund
Park fund
Water fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
KANSAS CITY, KANS
City corporation
General treasury _ _.
Sinking funds
Public trust fund. _
Investment funds..
Private trust fund _
School district
General treasury...
Sinking fund
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
LOWELL, MASS
General treasury
License fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds..
Private trust funds..
FLINT, MICH
1
12, 242, 655
11, 873,979
10, 998,177
9,707
749, 829
116,138
128
368, 676
368,676
6, 632,093
6, 465, 321
5, 997,134
4,772
458,352
4,935
128
166, 772
166, 772
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
City corporation
General treasury...
Feb. 28, 1923.
Feb. 28, 1923.
Hospital fund
Feb. 28, 1923.
Park fund
Feb. 28, 1923.
Water fund
Feb. 28, 1923.
Sinking fund..
Feb.
28, 1923.
Private trust fund.
School district. _
General treasury...
June 30, 1923.
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
15,200
46
682,196 ,
682,196
390, 058
1,003
232, 637
58, 498
7, 289, 536 1
7, 088,346
7, 029, 045
2,756
56, 545
201,190
201,190
4, 270,923
4,103,437
3, 579, 074
8,704
514,436
1,095
128
167,486
167,486
2,814,075
2,106. 586
6,163
871, 686
407, 676
948
1,051
368, 758
60,963
10, 681
14, 631
491
6,487
5, 087,068
2,192, 644
583, 293
6,008
792, 409
1,017,707
70, 827
398, 213
9, 662, 661
7, 221, 901 j
5, 631, 966
1, 501, 308
20. 273
66, 836
1,518
2, 440, 760
2,196,415
244, 345
1, 094, 216
603,897
494, 680
86, 605
8,468
12, 626
1, 518
490, 319
410, 505
79,814
6, 737, 340
4, 998, 521
4, 489, 010
484, 526
11,805
13,180
1,831,105
1,619, 483
648, 276
930,177
1, 738, 819
1, 656, 351
82,468
211, 622
129, 559
82,063
11, 251,179
11,156, 307
8,483
28,925 1
39, 225
18, 239
347, 651
338,848
5,170, 770
5,169, 770
12, 400, 605
8,803, 002
7,409, 034
270,182
204,509
642, 745
259, 587
16, 945
3, 597, 603
3, 597, 603 !
2,131, 034
1, 653, 982
1, 378, 374
97, 693
11,496
96, 218
70,120
81
477, 052
477.052 i
3,548
7, 255
25, 967
1,000
6,131, 714
3,151,163
2, 402, 538
172, 489
188, 351
387, 785
2, 980, 551
2, 980, 551I
76, 229
35, 858
5
382,832
181, 233
25,169
Q
41, 030
5, 732, 758
5, 649, 689
8,483
25, 377
30,970
18, 239
>
2
CO
4,137, 857
3, 997,857
3, 628,122
4,662
158, 742
189,467
16, 864
140, 000
140,000
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 :
1923-
Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 14]
s
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
o
Nonrevenue
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year *
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year
Cash on
hand at
close of year
PAYMENTS
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 100,000 T O 300,000—Continued
66
City corporation..
General t r e a s u r y
W a t e r fund
Sinking fund .
School district
General t r e a s u r y
L i b r a r y cash fund .
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
67
CAMBRIDGE, M A S S
_
_
READING,
J u l y 2, 1924
J u l y 2, 1924
J u l y 2, 1924
_
$720,426
658, 886
535,418
14, 011
109,457
61, 540
61, 540
$563,731
437,467 !
211,198 |
130,076
96,193
126,264 1
126,068 1
196
I
5, 643, 736
5,475,831
6,100, 262
5, 404,179
(
164,424
3,481
526, 081
510,477 !
430,622 1
1,440 j
74,407
2,927
1
!
|
.
.
...
M a r . 31, 1923
M a r . 31, 1923
M a r . 31, 1923
M a r . 31, 1923
Dec. 31, 1923
M a r . 31, 1923 .
P 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 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 f u n d . . ._
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
69
J a n . 7, 1924
J a n . 7, 1924...
J a n . 7,1924
_ __
General t r e a s u r y
Suspense fund
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 funds
68
$4,365,261
2, 470, 547
1,910,917
542,600
17,030
1, 894, 714
1, 889,085
917
4, 712
ERIE, P A
YONKERS, N. Y
.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7,
7,
7,
7,
1924
1924
1924 . . . . .
1924 .
..
1
1, 325, 583
1, 321, 489
2, 929
1,165
_
J u l y 2, 1923 . . . ' .
J u l y 2, 1923
J u l y 2, 1923
_
General t r e a s u r y
C o u n t y supervisors' fund
C o u r t fund
License f u n d .
Sinking fund
.
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
-
.
.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
3,196, 250
1,870, 667
1, 821,407
44,732
4,528
1
!
1
7,900, 518
7,828,482
6,455
70
65,511
156, 832
13,170
1,081
686, 512
268, 358
20, 617
217,472
1, 031, 927
541,163
397, 789
109, 308
30, 269
418,154
309, 781
103, 873
4,500
34,066
490, 764
339,107
150, 756
901
11, 650,404
10, 328, 944
252,167
404
6,065
108, 738
954, 086
407,558
382,416
14, 042
18
11,082 1
$5, 649,418
3, 566,900
2, 657, 533
686, 687
222, 680
2, 082, 518
2, 076, 693
1,113
* 4,712
1
$1,044,808
970, 590
656,425
158,485
155, 680
74, 218
73, 937
281
$3,963, 665
2,136, 675
1, 613, 225
523,450
12, 254, 475
11,310, 632
1,440
764, 912 !
6,408 j
156, 832
14, 251
343,000
294, 058
1,440
44,580
2,367
5, 791,164
5, 787, 231
4,914, 689
2, 680,188
2, 239, 813
371,512
4, 528
64, 335
2, 234, 501 1
1, 970, 377
257, 558
6, 566
532, 569
227, 538
143, 295
64, 208
128
19, 907
305,031
143, 040
161,327
664
3, 673, 641
1, 897, 705
1, 894,401
3,304
19, 958, 480
18, 539, 842
272, 664
474
6,065
108, 756
1,030, 679 I
843,094
755, 260
56, 860
9, 373, 605
9,121,166
215, 804
70
1,826, 990
1, 826,158
832
$640,945
459, 635
387,883
4,752
67,000
181,310
176, 598
4,712
3,933
555
30,974
1, 775,936
1, 714, 226
55,808
5,902
36, 565
6,120, 311
5, 229, 343
720, 332
108
156,83Z
13, 696
708,479
554,945
202,117
304, 000
4,400
44, 428
153, 534
113,111
40,423
9, 741, 781
8, 663,416
404
6,065
108, 756
963,140
DULUTH, M I N N
C i t y corporation
General treasury. _ _
Sinking fund
Public trust funds Investment fund.. School district
General t r e a s u r y . _.
P e t t y cash fund
Sinking fund
Public trust f u n d . .
Dec.
Dec.
Aug.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923.
Dec. 31, 19231923
July
July
July
July
31, 192331, 192331, 192331, 1923-
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1923.
31, 1923.
31,192331, 1923.
31, 1923.
SPOKANE, W A S H
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y ___
Sinking funds
Public trust fundsI n v e s t m e n t fund _. _
Private trust fundSchool district
General t r e a s u r y . _.
Sinking fund
Public trust fund- _
ELIZABETH, N.
'1
i
i
il
II
1
!|
||
|j
1
1
!|
J u n e 3 0 , 1923.
J u n e 30, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
I
J___
General t r e a s u r y
School fund
L i b r a r y fund
License f u n d . .
F i r e m e n ' s relief f u n d . . .
M u n i c i p a l court f u n d . .
Sinking f u n d . .
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, 1923..
June 30,1923..
Nov. 30, 1923..
Dec. 31, 1923..
Dec. 31, 1923..
Dec. 31, 1923..
Dec. 31, 1923..
Dec 31, 1923..
Dec. 31, 1923..
Dec. 31, 1923..
!
II
i
|
|
UTICA, N . Y
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
L i b r a r y 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 fund
C o u n t y supervisors' f u n d .
General t r e a s u r y
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1
1
!
|
|
1,958,641
981,100
819,444
57,878
91,278
12,500
977,541
694,172
227,181
148,811
4,804,097
2,668,677
2,538,743
121,846
8,088
128,821
154,548
2,839,138
751,662
536,822
178.316
17,938
9,264
9,322
2,087, 476
2, 050, 648
36,160
668
5,792,811
3, 262, 923
1, 462, 551
39, 809
1,448
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1923 _
31, 1923.
31, 1923.
31. 1923.
31,*1923_
31, 1923.
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
1
1
|
1
;
!
:
j
2,135,420
1,783,555
339,564
12, 301
3,713,752
3,237,463
417,626
5,954
1,017
8,696
111
22,553 I
18,845 |
1,487
3,971,861
3,971,861
3,895,034
3,312
35,389
38,126
Nov. 30, 1923..
LYNN, MASS
General t r e a s u r y
License fund
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
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
6,033,677 !
4,011,253 !
3,715,093 '
222,223 !
72,711
1,226
2,022,424
1.646,432
4,576,938
4,530,463
511
36,487
2,769
6,708
6.316
940,324
44,214
33.975
1,251
4,972,922
4,700, 465
4, 437, 437
189, 644
38,028
35, 356
272, 457
272, 457
7,349,927
6,849,227
5,678
423,100
130
71, 792
297,093 |i
259,968
234,227
9,751
14,753
1,237
37,125
188 |
1,200
34,362
1,375
964,517
464,044 1
424,287
19,309
17,185
3,263
500,473
282,512
217,456
505
2,312,901
1,482,828
745,834 !
1,514
38,663
37,803
3,797
2,462
824,400
824,400
754,837 1
225 j
45,487
9,955
13,896
182,819
158,555
5,201
14,502
1,310
3,251 |
8, 289,411
5, 252, 321
4, 768,764
289,852
178,742
14,963
3,037,090
2. 340,792
1,200
390, 364
304,734
8,607,752
3, 884, 383
3, 499,852
319, 471
43, 211
9,264
12, 585
4,723, 369
4,116,715
593,180
13, 474
11, 819, 464
7,983, 214
2,626,011
47, 277
2,465
8,696
6,427
1, 001, 540
100, 862
39, 259
3,713
9,769,183
9, 496,726
9,087, 308
3, 537
270, 520
86,109
49, 252
272,457
272, 457
12,109, 684
11, 538,245
6,189
464, 788
17,271
8,148
75,043
459,633
454,906
435,038
84
18,397
1,387
4,727
6,595,021 |
4,117,514
4,081,110
268
35,986
150
2,477,507
2, 320,042
1,234,757
679,901
252,616
289,500
124, 359
13,426
554,856
20,750
1,200
2,098
1,429
945, 323
397,801
373, 361
10,712
10,739
138,099
19, 366
4, 285, 359
2, 480,452
2,450, 308
250,167
283, 939
3, 377,070
1,006,130
676,183
308,759
2,328
9,264
9,596
2, 370,940
2,053, 523
306, 323
11,094
4, 483,092
3, 430, 921
9,587
847
1,448
2,989
547,522
352, 421
194, 971
130
2, 679,113
1, 621, 214
980, 651
3,160
1
38, 231
25,444
8, 240
2,173
914, 594
914,594
807, 096
184
84,982
7,849
14, 483
397,449
369, 462
|
1
1
9,788
15,355
650
2,194
30,144
1, 804,907
1,710,771
91,886
2,250
4, 657, 259
2,931,079
1, 635,773
43,270
1,017
8,696
111
23,988
13, 325
5, 252,925
5,118,434
5,087,068
331
2,065
28, 970
134, 491
134, 491
4, 825, 731
4, 823, 304
511
6,316
963, 309
51, 430
17, 694
1,540
3,601,664
3, 463, 698
3,193,144
3,022
183, 473
49, 290
34,769
137,966
137, 966
6,886, 504
6, 345, 479
5,678
455,000
1,916
7, 498
72,849
TABLE
2.—SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS,
PAYMENTS,
AND CASH BALANCES, BY DIVISIONS AND FUNDS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT:
1923O
Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 14]
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 l
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
75
TACOMA, W A S H
__
_
$5,856,615
4,169, 502
4,084,464
48,162
14,447
22,429
-
City corporation-_
S i n k i n g 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
General t r e a s u r y
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
P a r k district
General treasurv
76
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
192~3
1923
1923
1923
1923
_ _. J u n e
June
June
June
June
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
_
i
1, 535,328
1,410,318
105, 386
11,891
7,733
151, 785
151, 785
D e c . 31, 1923
JACKSONVILLE, F L A
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
D o c k a n d t e r m i n a l fund
S i n k i n g fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
School district
General treasury
Sinking fund.
Dec.
. . Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1
1
1923
1923
1923.
1923
J u n e 30, 192~3~
J u n e 30, 1 9 2 3 . .
_.
4,427,180
3,795,419
3,493, 292
210,931
65,183
26,013
631,761
541,298
90,463
$1,4.71,451
1,424,468
565,601
753, 733
10, 544
11,097
83,493
44,927
37,299
5,199
2,429
2,056
2,056
2,280,616
2,190,638
1,960,095
224, 715
5,828
89,978
5,206
84, 772
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N
OKLAHOMA CITY, O K L A . . .
City corporation
General treasury...
Sinking fund
Public trust fund. _
Private trust fund.
June
June
June
June
30, 1923.
30, 1923.
30, 1923.
30, 1923.
$5, 558,135
3,453, 781
2,756,986
662,546
34,249
$1,189, 667
960,150
632, 516
231, 420
10, 366
20, 543
65, 305
213,616
116,449
65,494
1,185
28,059
2,429
15, 901
15, 901
$5,032,377
3,508,899
3,381,849
107, 372
19, 678
25,096
25,096
$8,331,099
6,448,643
5,183, 772
1,013, 790
30,109
80, 946
140,026
1, 703, 519
1, 510, 779
144,157
18,095
28,059
2,429
178, 937
178,937
4,040,309
2,233, 591
941,285
894,905
345,317
52,084
1, 806, 718
1,746,061
60,657
10, 748,105
8,219,648
6,394, 672
1,105,836
635, 215
83,925
2, 528,457
2, 292, 565
235,892
$1, 003,033
854,673
533, 707
211,895
5,118
47,420
56, 533
123,264
63,162
38,771
1,005
20,326
1,366,312
1,331, 502
30, 763
4,047
$2,109,055
1,979,594
1,169,407
674,998
65
60,403
74,721
123,591
62,828
47,900
12,863
157,166
157,166
5,870
5,870
3, 619,411
2, 722, 630
1, 614, 248
614,380
444,932
49,070
896, 781
766, 576
130, 205
6,309, 589
4, 777,148
4, 250,837
491,456
819,105
719,870
529,587
$3, 278,123
3,074, 267
2, 779, 792
223,155
549,283
71,320
$16, 379,120
9,896,475
6, 323,814
2, 917,809
34,249
620, 603
$3, 388,841
1,191,275
750, 970
338,005
12, 543
89,757
$7, 283, 522
5, 350,274
4, 926, 500
417,322
6,452
>
H
ui
H
a
m
o
a
190,283
34,855
1, 532,441
1,438,484
93,957
99,235
87,505
11,730
OF 50,000 TO 100,000
$7,542,862
3, 368,427
787,036
2,032,108
>
$5, 706,757
3, 354,926
646,344
2,162,482
15,254
530,846
M
72
School district
General treasury.
Sinking fund
78
CANTON, O H I O . . City corporation
General treasury
Fee and special fund.
Library fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
Private trust fund. _ _
School district
General treasury
Fee and special fund.
Sinking fund
SOMERVILLE, MASS
General treasury.-.
License fund
Public trust funds..
Investment fund...
82
June 30, 1923 _
June 30, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923
Dec. 31, 1923
Jan. 31, 1924
Dec. 31, 1923
Dec. 31, 1923, Jan. 31, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924
Aug. 31, 1923.
Aug. 31, 1923Aug. 31, 1923.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
SCHENECTADY, N . Y
G eneral treasury
County supervisors' fund.
r^lti7
und
City nlo-rL-'e
clerk's ffund.
Sinking funds
Public trust funds..
Investment funds _.
Private trust fund..
Dec. 31, 1923.
Oct. 31, 1923..
Dec. 31,1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
WATERBTJRY, CONN
General treasury..Schooifund
License fund
Court fee fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds..
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
TULSA, OKLA
_
City corporation
General treasury
Special assessment funds _
Sinking fund
Public trust fund
Private trust funds
School district
General treasury
Revolving fund
Sinking fund..
June
June
June
June
June
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923_.
1923.
1923.
30, 1923.
30, 1923.
30, 1923.
30, 1923.
30,1923.
June 30, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
June 30,1923.
i Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of t
2,104,354
1,826, 232
278,122
4,174,435
2, 258,248
1,916,187
203,856 II
9,778
6,482,645 ;
4,094, 258
2, 388, 387
2,197,566
1,791, 656
405,910
1,933, 248
1, 778, 755
154,493
2, 351,831
5.23,847
1,827,984
4,150,850
2,413,864
1,449, 745
13, 689
1,234
914,065
35,131
2,187,474
1, 739,951
1, 348,986
1,745,258
880,000 |
746,344
8,083, 582
5,033,815
3, 545,075
13,689 '
26, 368
1, 320, 356
78,853
49,474
3,049, 767
2,144,168
21, 382
884, 217
1, 594,789
689,116
581, 670
4,345, 761
2, 524, 743
2,071,855
13,689
16, 650
398,319
24,230
2,143,032
1,819, 956
891,550
1, 736, 986
1, 093, 720
21, 382
621,884
3,122,287
3,121,127
21, 394
296, 350
23, 747
49,474
447, 523
421, 502
26,021
2, 805, 934
2, 756,721
3,106
1,160
194,078 II
3,740
109,941
19,975
865,258
628,946
236,312
510,757
509,694
1,063
46,107
4, 663,217
4, 629,021
4,888
8,215
18,800
2,293
4,039,872
3, 781, 620
83,938
7,085
65,233
41, 732
60,264
4, 324,554
4, 268,106
625
325
24,219
9,484
21,795
9, 631,854
9, 533,328
5, 424, 864
3, 549,972
1, 513, 923
1,164,486
829, 566
41, 997
5,905, 723
4,650,029
3, 307,956
1,874, 892
1, 591, 590
283,302
1,300
3,260
15,000
78,966
657, 749
11,310
673, 014
1,255, 694
1,073,207
44, 273
138,214
1,318,592
1,187,320
23,077
40,597 1
26,773 j
40,825 |
162,008 I
150,477 i
1,357 |
5,276
4,898
2,358,629
1,797,156
1,424,704
131
325,049
7,592
39,680
561,473
263,078
11,435
286,960 1
9,718
23, 780
24,474
49,474
905, 673
516,987
388,686
1,821,018
1,487, 319
21, 382
312, 317
6,438, 978
6,387, 542
3,106
2,223
46,107
317,457
316,154
3, 703, 339
3, 702,419
10,021, 681
9, 597, 961
83,938
11, 973
96, 525
101,129 1
29,066
101,089
452,870
277, 643
14,118,416
13,951,911
1,982 !
1,625
32, 755
24,484
105, 659
1,016,266
1,000,123
706
13, 689, 216
9,997,157
6, 246, 583
1,164, 617
1, 812,364
60,899
712,694
3, 692, 059
2, 927,875
55, 708
708,476 I
3, 915,426
2,669, 541
1,837,822
1,303
898,257
30,149
323,076
139,862
183,214
2,418,182
2,368,969
3,106
920
46,107
26, 525
97,029
1, 626
50,047
91
9,484
5,862
730, 288
54, 327
47,104
1, 245,885
745, 677
5, 264
494,944
5, 333, 781
5, 289,503
40,178
4, 235,030
4,030,815
43, 760
11,973
70,000
4,100
27,440
51,042
5.068,743
5,000,211
1,276
325
3,361
63, 570
7, 513, 563
5,684, 549
4, 229,122
1,164, 486
284, 529
6,412
1,829, 014
1, 650, 532
50, 444
128,038
8,033,407
7,951,577
1,300
29,303
15,000
36,227
2,260,227
1,643,067
179,639
131
797, 547
160
665,590
617,160
531,666
85,494
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 :
1923-
Continued
City
|
number
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 14]
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
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year
\ Aggregate of
receipts a n d
cash on h a n d
a t beginning
of year l
Cash o n
hand at
close of year
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
83
LAWRENCE, MASS
84
FORT WAYNE, IND
_ _
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
General t r e a s u r y
85
$1, 293, 323
1,124,414
8
168, 901
$4, 592, 746
4, 592, 746
$5, 264,122
4, 479,201
3,392
717, 614
2,537
61, 378
701,879
589,679
33, 336
7, 332, 793 i
4, 773,170
1, 770, 670
1,110,100
377, 223
767, 608 1
123,160
110, 246 !
46, 393
467, 770
2, 559, 623
2, 559, 623
1, 224,191
827, 220
519, 564
9, 766
37, 964
66,715
69, 631
31,472
46,143
45,965
396, 971
396, 971
5, 370, 522
3, 360, 626
1,193,661
1,100,334
298, 556
700,893
44, 529
22, 653
738, 080
585, 324
57,445
18,959
66, 575
20, 209
422, 502
112,200
112, 200
1, 761, 837
814,117
568, 244
9,766
16,614
70,112
47, 405
34, 683
22, 025
45, 268
947, 720
947, 720
2, 991, 631
1, 312, 950
2, 052, 530
1,801,143
1, 081,806
36, 065
557, 979
2,831
3,757
89
244,177
3,364
8, 455,109
5, 739, 537
386, 315
12,976
1, 403,119
37, 587
869, 282
6,293
1, 003, 687
583,197
F e b . 28, 1923
F e b . 28, 1923
3, 410, 948
2, 625, 444
386, 315
12, 976
317, 556
1,433
67,126
98
Dec.
Dec
Dec.
Dec.
3,180,617
2,025, 932
1, 568, 066
307,178
92, 808
42,453
1, 651,129
573, 869
283, 238
871,851
659, 330
450,036
5,703,597
3, 259,131
2,301,340
307,178
136,047 i
93,946 i
1, 715,993
760,805
535, 542
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
J
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
..
...
J
_..|
;
J u l y 31, 1923—.
1
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Aug.
!
E L PASO, T E X
Special assessment b o n d fund
C o n v i c t labor account
. ___
School f u n d .
28,
28,
28,
31,
1923..
1923
1923
1923
86
Special assessment funds
C e m e t e r y funds
-
$11,150,191 |
10,196, 361 I
3, 400 i
886,515
.2,537
61, 378
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
.
Special assessment fund
Nongovernmental-cost
$876, 722
453, 914
4
422, 713
91
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
S i n k i n g funds
Governmental-cost
$5,885,973
5, 391,025
3, 396
428,174
2,000
61, 378
$4, 387,496
4, 351,422
-
General t r e a s u r y
PAYMENTS
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, 1923
31,1923
_
.. — , - . :
35, 628
446
4,869, 077
3, 369, 374
1,169, 090
1,100,334
332,511
697, 496
56, 796
8,988
4,159
1,499, 703
1, 499, 703
28, 098
32, 483
43,239
19,010 !
59, 912
117
354,168
6,293
49,143
4,675
2, 009, 896
2, 009,896
40, 703
9,000
56,121
250
421, 805
152, 756
152, 756
4, 332, 923
2, 329, 761
386, 315
12,976
1,248,102
29, 655
326,114
3,118,499
2, 826, 579
3, 614, 534
2,189,152
1, 682, 224
307,178
86, 904
84, 773
373,070
309,174
83, 574
95,105
7,815
189, 000
4,498
O
S i n k i n g fund
Public trust funds.
Investment fund...
Private trust fund.
School district
General t r e a s u r y . . .
3
r
CO
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,1923.
31,1923.
31, 1923.
31, 1923.
2,300
7,284
5,843
J u l y 3 1 , 1923-
1,154,685
1,154, 685
252,873
899, 504
890,162
50
6,318
2,974
SAVANNAH, G A
C i t y corporation
General treasury
Pilotage commission f u n d .
Sinkingfund
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 treasury
Dec. 31,1923.
Dec. 31,1923Dec. 31,1923.
Dec. 31,1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
BAYONNE, N.
1
200, 528
199, 718
21,178
1,027
110, 500
44, 937
955,188
955,188
281, 574
279, 737
9,463
1,198
195,000
67,013
810
810
3,150,454
2, 503, 586
2, 222, 721
1,327
201, 318
4,144
74,076
646,868
646,868
74,076
1,837
1,837
107
27,966
1,425, 382
1, 425, 382
1,989,972
1, 651,017
1, 650,888
129
19,831
38,191
33,426
129,654
63,896
63,896
878,908
572, 832
562, 370
6,318
4,144
306,076
306,076
2, 752,191
2, 742,009
2,666
7,516
5, 550, 052
4,408, 080
1,141,972
488,942
469,414
1,858
17, 670
8, 791,185
7, 619, 503
1,146, 496
25,186
409, 062
18,070
369, 563
21, 429
3, 629,813
3, 243,788
383, 528
2,497
4, 752, 310
4,357, 645
393, 405
1,260
2,291,637
1,135, 620
978, 594
157,026
1,156,017
1,133,969
21,955
582, 568
115, 486
93, 926
21, 560
467, 082
204,432
262, 208
442
1, 328,858
527, 833
429, 407
98, 426
801,025
685, 873
111, 970
3,182
4, 203,063
1, 778,939
1, 501,927
277,012
2,424,124
2,024, 274
396,133
3,717
775, 871
339, 861
231, 355
108, 506
436, 010
351, 585
80,708
3,717
2,733,950
1, 247, 996
1,181,383
66,613
1,485,954
1, 367,777
118,177
693, 242
191,082
89,189
101,893
502,160
304, 912
197, 248
, 278,175
, 501, 805
, 567,013
,017,660
909, 778
5,443
1,911
, 776, 370
, 662, 606
113,764
1,394,380
1,394,380
1, 360,911
1,949,487
1,137,435
555, 668
9,622,042
7,033,620
4, 483,592
1,017,660
1,476, 695
37,392
18,281
2,588,422
2,343,040
245,382
2,324,449
1,914, 223
1, 291, 813
6, 667,428
4, 534,786
3,001,343
1,017, 660
502,147
13, 636
630,165
584,611
190,436
3, 766, 205
3,214,602
479,982
6,729
660
51,974
12, 258
5,152, 678
3,747,716
1, 289, 733
9,364, 694
6,962,318
1, 922, 630
6,729
1,152
439, 517
32,348
390, 680
104,073
130, 733
J a n . 7, 1924..
J a n . 7, 1924..
July 2, 1923.
July 2,1923.
July 2,1923.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,1923..
31,1923..
31,1923..
31,1923..
31,1923..
J u n e 30,1923_
J u n e 30,1923.
J
General t r e a s u r y
School fund
F i r e m e n ' s relief f u n d .
License fund
S i n k i n g fund
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
697,053
404, 364
311,381
250
84, 500
1,170
7,063
292, 689
292, 689
105, 217
21, 291
Sept. 30, 1923..
Sept. 3 0 , 1 9 2 3 Sept. 30, 1923..
SAN D I E G O , CALIF
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Special assessment f u n d . .
S i n k i n g 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
S i n k i n g fund
__
25, 666
212, 521
212, 521
125,155
87,448
33,426
174, 591
2,444,466
2, 444,466
353, 369
353,369
ALLENTOWN, P A
C i t y corporation
G e n e r a l t r e a s u r y __
S i n k i n g funds
School district
General treasury.
S i n k i n g fund
I n v e s t m e n t fund..
64,921
56,458
Dec. 31, 1923-
KNOXVILLE, T E N N
General t r e a s u r y . . .
S i n k i n g fund
Public trust funds.
57,934
23,706
27, 583
148,925
1, 077, 260
1,077, 260
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,1923..
30,1923..
31,1923..
31,1923..
31,1923..
31,1923..
18,465
15,004
492
113, 237
1,500
566,917
13,484
1,366
812,052
680,434
131,618
445, 811
152,915
274, 306
18, 590
603,061
18, 803
546
410, 226
288,297
121,929
142, 793
13.081
338, 955
338,955
2,132, 642
2,054, 743
77,899
4, 563,060
2,747,318
1,789,086
6,729
660
371,487
4,953
17,735
45, 554
45,554
4,410,954
4,110,927
2,811
492
296,724
19. 267
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 .
o
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 OF M U N I C I P A L
GOVERNMENT:
1923-
Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 14]
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND FUNDS OF
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
Date of close of fiscal year
Revenue
j 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
PAYMENTS
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
92
MANCHESTER, N .
H...
General treasury...
Sinking fund
Public trust fund- Private trust fund.
Dec. 31,1923..
Dec. 31,1923..
Dec. 31,1923..
Dec. 31,1923..
HARRISBURG, P A
City corporation
General treasury
Special assessment fund.
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
Investment funds
School district
General treasury
Sinking fund
Public trust fund
PEORIA, I I I
July 2,1923..
July 2,1923July 2,1923-
.
City corporation
General treasury
Sinking funds
Public trust funds. _
School district
General treasury.__
Public trust fund
Investment fund
Pleasure driveway and park district.
General treasury
_
Sinking fund..
95
Jan. 7,1924.
Jan. 7,1924.
Jan. 7,1924.
Jan. 7,1924.
Jan. 7,1924_
Dec. 31, 1923
Dec. 31, 1923
June 30, Dec. 31, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
Aug. 30, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
M a y 3 1 , 1923.
M a y 3 1 , 1923.
WICHITA, KANS
City corporation
General treasury.
Library fund
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
$2,825,706
2,815,116
8,154
2,436
2,866,054
1,500,910
1,481,370
2,950
3,702
12, 888
1,365,144
1,355,378
7,140
2,626
2,477,271
1,110, 215
1,061,925
5,150
43,140
1,190,467
1,163,411
20,116
6,940
176, 589
173,991
2,598
3, 629,346
1,961,580
1,883,416
3,573
$3, 788, 558
3, 725, 596
14, 233
$226,604
41,172
68, 529
48, 729
116,903
1, 856, 263
1,442,370
1,197,467
22, 500
162, 287
965
59,151
413,893
284,993
124, 900
4,000
643, 529
581,429
515,381
1,172,473
448,433
366,114
32, 939
49,380
606,397
597,586
8,811
537,313
125,000
118,374
5,517
1,109
361,687
354,263
7,424
117,643
117,643
1, 760,510
1,596, 590
1,294, 277
26,911
$6,840,868
6, 581, 884
90, 916
2,436
165, 632
$330, 661
148,009
59, 710
5,365, 846
3, 524, 709
3,194, 218
22, 500
177, 874
7,328
122,789
1,841,137
1,643, 514
187, 695
^9,928
682,001
654,035
596,136
315, 218
105, 522
96, 726
3,762
5,034
187,029
171,040
15,989
2,666,414
1,157,161
1,120,362
50,626
4,187,057
1,683,648
1, 546,413
43,606
93,629
2,158, 551
2,115,260
36,351
6,940
344,858
22,667
227,125
1, 205,425
420,965
329,325
39,844
51,796
689,394
671,424
11,030
6,940
95,066
38,148
12,478
329,782
15,076
7,591
15,076
227,125
95,066
1,187, 709
404, 798
369,805
5,035
4,367, 519
2,471, 518
2,218, 640
31, 754
1,493,795
1,084,238
966,139
928
12, 637
2,661
50, 750
62,100
3,143
55, 655
3,302
1, 659,167
402,384
376,891
7,233
7, 049,023
3, 960, 554
3, 554, 584
37, 717
$3,748, 710
3, 747,087
1,623
27, 889
1,033
28,977
27, 966
12,133
15, 055
778
3, 801, 511
2,413,416
2,357,190
22, 500
2,858
1,695
29,173
1,388,095
1, 371, 805
7,140
9,150
36, 799
1,282,128
1,272, 796
9,332
$2, 761,497
2, 686, 788
31, 206
813
42,690
882,334
457, 258
240, 892
147,127
4,600
64, 639
425,076
259, 576
165, 500
Park fund. __
Sinking fund..
Public trust funds.
School district
General treasury...
Sinking fund
96
97
ST. JOSEPH, M O . . .
City corporation
General treasury _ . .
Library fund
Fiscal agency fund.
Sinkingfund
Public trust funds..
School district
General treasury...
Sinking fund
Sioux CITY, IOWA
City corporation
General treasury. _.
Sinking fund
Public trust funds.
School district
General treasury...
Sinking fund
SOUTH BEND, IND
City corporation
General treasury
Special asssessment fund.
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
Investment fund
Private trust fund _
School district
General treasury
WILKES-BARRE, P A
City corporation
General treasury..
Sinking funds
School district
General treasury..
Public trust fund.
BlNGHAMTON, N . Y
General treasury
Library fund
County supervisors' fund.
Water fund
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
June30, 1923.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
16,1923....
30, 1923
16, 1923
16, 1923
16, Dec. 31, 1923..
June 30, 1923.
June 30, 1923-
Mar. 31, 1923..
Mar. 31, 1923Mar. 31, 1923..
June 30, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec
Dec
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
July 31, 1923..
Jan. 7, 1924..
Jan. 7,1924..
July 2, 1923.
July 2, 1923.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
46,479
2,520
25, 592
1, 667, 766
1,454, 247
213, 519
2, 044,602
1,164, 057
1, 022,094
2,617
170, 940
100,000
4,462
163, 920
28, 778
135,142
3,287,615
1,824,403
1,654,959
146,189
23, 255
1,463, 212
1,428,991
34,221
653, 292
116,479
694, 655
326, 502
47, 950
30,160
17, 212
536, 813
536,813
2, 298, 344
1,001, 447
891,167
110, 280
1, 296, 897
1, 294, 357
2,540
3,129,084
2, 925, 580
576
180, 528
i Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year,
221, 547
102, 520
44,186
3,088,469
2,584,016
%tt, 453
13,918
207,494
16,040
782,911
669,692
113, 219
13,630
1,896,001
1,774,569
121,432
1,965,164
1,179,947
1,154,443
2,497
16,899
135
102, 520
14, 516
409,557
139,755
269,802
359, 265
301,828
156,778
129,271
42,095
16,043 I
1,853 1
338
23,242
619
87,176 !
27,840 1
59,336
3, 591,482
2,621,425
2,406, 578
4,470
39, 596
156, 509
14, 272
970,057
762, 210
207, 847
1, 267,053
1,139,650
1, 095, 357
1,973
694
39,254
2,372
127,403
17, 953
109,450
5,192, 553
2,314,452
2,094,420
165, 869
54,163
2,878,101
2, 730,156
147, 945
393,483
233, 748
161, 644
33, 609
38,495
159, 735
145, 790
13,945
3,235,047
1, 748, 504
1,634,467
98,369
15,668
1,486, 543
1,486,543
1, 564,023
332, 200
298, 309
33,891
14,400
1, 251, 697
1,171,823
79,874
309,877
146,685
110,497
19,680 1
16,508 |
163,192 I
129,342 !
33,850 |
1, 559, 491
672, 854
358,100
1, 358, 342 i
887,191 !
401,951 j
1, 665, 833
1, 069, 740
536, 415
3,818, 026
2, 205, 292
1, 869,100
326, 502
1, 087, 266
401, 492
49,191
290, 447
886, 637
886, 637
144, 482 1
40, 264 !
257,199
43, 295
471,151
471,151
6, 571,125
3, 676, 524
2, 454, 706
326, 502
192, 432
94, 731
274, 411
333, 742
2, 894, 601
2, 894, 601
676, 737
637, 731
586, 200
51, 531
39,006
37, 000
2,006
209, 332
149, 622
69, 381
80,241
59,710
56, 613
3,097
3,184, 413
1, 788, 800
1, 546, 748
242,052
1, 395, 613
1, 387, 970
7,643
71, 327
66, 308
15,187
51,121
5, 019
615
4, 404
2, 568, 944
1, 264, 503
1, 264, 503
971,406
858, 875
28
5, 693, 621
5,033, 413
26, 604
206, 435
210, 469 i
1,102, 998
998,107
292
3, 290,008
2,949,882
26, 312
120,087
182,059
1,417,699
1,415,273
1,368,441
39, 258
133,267
6,079
880, 545
732, 034
148,511
4,128 1
14,132 |
1,256,783 !
1,100,991
155,792
7,574
2,336
2,336
1,595,081
343,364
328,964
24, 307
1, 593,131
1, 248, 958
26,000
206, 435
317
29, 724
192, 432
33,102
274, 411
33, 380
596, 093
596, 093
10,119
6,108
785, 217
740, 727
44,490
9,690
1, 612, 734
1, 612, 734
1, 304, 441
1, 301, 208
3,233
22,003
117,255
5,792
57,437
3,530
53, 907
1, 231,823
1,097,823
134,000
51, 939
300. 362
685, 774
685, 774
544,142
457,989
267,058
190,931
86,153
86,147
6
1, 300, 615
1,085,424
86, 348
18, 291
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 , 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 :
1923-
Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each; see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 14]
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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
Nonre venue
of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year *
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year
Cash on
hand at
close of year
PAYMENTS
Governmental-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— C o n t i n u e d
100
BINGHAMTON, N . Y.—Continued.
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
101
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923
1923
1923
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
_ .
PORTLAND, M E
General t r e a s u r y
.
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
.
Dec. 31, 1923.
W a t e r district
_ __ .
General t r e a s u r y
_.
Sinking fund
_
Dec. 31, 1923
Dec. 31, 1923
D e c 31, 1923
ROCKFORD, I I I
.
General treasury_ __
L i b r a r y 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 a r k district
_
General t r e a s u r y _
I n v e s t m e n t fund_ _
1
i
|
1
__ _
__ Dec. 31, 1923
D e c . 31, 1923
D e c . 31, 1 9 2 3 . . .
Dec. 31, 1923
Dec. 31, 1923
Dec. 31, 1923
_ D e c . 31, 1923
$69, 205
23, 663
' 18,653
$5, 715
20, 440
56, 614
10
$75, 038
65, 639
76, 013
10
$62, 538
8, 498
23,434
10
3, 754, 272
3, 219, 912
3,176,167
26, 217
44, 444
3,084
3, 057, 425
2, 711, 245
2, 610, 443
96, 843
2,745
968, 575
859, 214
643, 572
158, 289
6,184
51,169
093, 460
548, 327
382, 629
109, 355
5,10051, 243
4,071, 346
3, 478, 331
3, 474, 241
34, 732
34, 732
436, 543
401, 227
35, 310
1,214
142
142
346, 038
217, 563
46,136
82, 339
38, 924
38, 924
19, 872
18, 573
1,299
7, 780, 272
6,820,371
6,430,182 ,
281,349
53,373
54, 253
1,214
73,798
73, 798
802,453
637, 363
82, 751
82,339
83, 650
83,650
6,405
6. 405
70, 058
67, 497
2, 561
57, 961
57, 961
520,074
520, 052
22
68, 670
68, 670
14, 980
14, 980
5, 577, 689
3,127, 933
2,843,131
89,519
195,283
2, 264,668
2, 264,668
185,088
158,508
11,899
14,681 !
133,162
83, 673
77, 800
511
5, 362
47,998
47,998
1,491
1,491
3, 551,016
1, 964,295
1, 884, 772
71,163
8,360
1,459,973
1,459,973
126, 748
126, 748
50, 565
50, 565 1
33, 085
33, 085
Dec. 31, 1923
102
$118
21,536
746
|
j
. .
!
2, 988,485
1, 629,043
1,527,918
59,729
41,396
1, 226,300
1,226,300
133,142
119,808
11,741
1,593
2. 474, 540
1,422,251
1,245, 837
25, 500
150, 914
1, 010, 765
1,010,765
41, 524
28,278
158
13, 088
114,664
76, 639
69, 376
4,290
2,973
27, 603
27,603
10,422
10,422
1
!
i
i
i
!
i
!
$11, 668
1,080
3,010
$12, 500
45, 473
52, 579
3,015, 466
2, 793, 713
2,573, 312
171, 994
47,193
1, 214
9,432
9,432
212, 321
49,814
80,168
82,339
1,893,511
1,079,965
880, 559
17, 845
181,561
756,697
756,697
56,849
30,269
11,899
14,681
103 |
104
N . Y.._...
C y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
C i t y clerk's fund
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
L a n s i n g b u r g school d i s t r i c t .
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
C o u n t y s u p e r v i s o r s ' f u n d . _.
General t r e a s u r y
106
1,876,113
1,734,868
376,346
1,449
286
31, 704
1, 097, 841
23,435
156, 674
47,133
141, 245
126, 577
8, 441
6,227
3,975, 412
3,297,539
2, 082, 271
44,244
1,380
247, 533
899,114
10, 650
12,347
224,464
8,516
5,850, 346
3, 863, 887
3, 799,942
22,447
33, 632
463,966
33,872
2, 281, 389
988, 376
966,169
15,462
6,745
2, 773, 672
2, 529,637
2,333, 566
58, 799
1, 575,013
734,597
693, 034
J3, 778
26, 019
1,766
4, 050,869
3,120,774
3,106,908
7,766
J u n e 30, 1923.
679,357
679,357
202, 568
202, 568
2,137
2,137
"i>ec73i~,"l923r
161,059
161, 059
727, 527
727, 527
213,811
213,811
1,102,397
1,102,397
2,436,984
1, 204,087
1,190, 773
13,314
1, 232,897
1,224,032
1,151, 515
956,799
847,368
109,431
194, 716
1,970,511
1,326,575
997,860 I
328,715 1
643,936
446,042
197,894 1
5, 559, 010
3, 487,461
3, 036,001
451,460
2, 071, 549
1,670,074
401,475
J u l y 31, 1923..
J u l y 31, 1923..
J u l y 31, 1923..
Oct. 13, 1923 _
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
JOHNSTOWN, P 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 fund
7,651,453
6, 773, 090
3, 918,055
71,490
1,666
452,998
1, 996, 955
56,162
188,818
86,946
878, 363
829, 513
35,906
12,944
3,097,143
2,571,059
1,341,821
4,501
1,000
400,450
771,660
6,186
44, 238
1,203
526,084
522, 792
1,541
1, 751
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
LITTLE ROCK, A R K
School district
General t r e a s u r y
Sewer a n d street i m p r o v e m e n t
fund
General t r e a s u r y
_
1, 780, 638 j
1, 672, 394
242, 668
8,190
666
44,261
1,225,295
9,827
141,466
21
108,244
95,727
7,986
4,531
350, 750 |
350, 750
272,930
142
74,680
2,998
31,
31,
31,
31,
C H A R L E S T O N , S. C
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y . _ .
C e m e t e r y funds
Public trust funds.
Investment funds..
232,263
231,487
119,221
156
102,945
9,165
776
776
3,070,860
2,922,231
2, 873,869
2,412
31,850
14,100
23,131
20,081
750
2,300
125,498
125, 498
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
City corporation
Dec. 31, 1923
General t r e a s u r y
H i g h school fund
J u n e 30, 1923
Dec. 31, 1923
Colonial c o m m o n s fund
D e c . 31,1923
W a t e r fund
P o r t utilities c o m m i s s i o n fund. Dec. 31, 1 9 2 3 . .
S i n k i n g funds
_
Dec. 31, 1923
J u n e 30, D e c . 31, 1923..
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
Dec. 31, 1923
I n v e s t m e n t fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y
J u n e 30, 1923.
Sinking fund
J u n e 30, 1923.
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
__. J u n e 30, 1923.
105
6, 603,212
6,171,672
6, 021, 687
4,969
110,750
34,266
179, 557
176,383
814
2,360
251, 983
251, 983
3,181,602
2, 898, 691
2, 874, 888
2,415
4, 220
17,168
156,426
156,302
64
60
126,485
126,485
TROY
J a n . 7, 1924..
J a n . 7, 1924..
July 2,1923.
July 2,1923,
8,287
40,149
3,114
85, 722
244,035
210,994
26,379
6,662
903 1
7,613
194,716
25,101
148, 726
148, 726
118,368
118,368
6,883
26,887
102
6,100
1
4,124,319
3,857,225
3,832,124
884,062 !
884,062 |
I
1
i
|
!
677,873
653,895
17, 561
6,417
2,246,630
2,082,960
2,070,342
4,813
7,805
30,055
26,881
814
2,360
133,615
133,615
1,799,928
1, 740,683
1,459,438
25,797
173,761
22,077
19, 797
39,813
59,245
49,041
9,904
300
3,104,991
2,841, 639
2,833,773
102
7,764
15.728
15,728
661,193
661,193
207,141
207,141
414,366
414,366
631,820
631,820
56, 211
56,211
1.925, 746
i, 595,479
1,208,004
387,475
330,267
70,655
259,612
3, 211,302
1, 705, 736
1, 705, 736
421,962
186, 246
122, 261
63,985
235, 716
194, 716
41, 000
1,505, 566
1,404, 703
100,863
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 .
O
CO
TABLE 2.—SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS,
PAYMENTS, AND CASH BALANCES, BY DIVISIONS AND FUNDS OP MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT:
1923-
Continued
M
O
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 14]
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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 l
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
9
107
SACRAMENTO, CALIF
_.
_ _
108
EAST ST. LOUIS, I I I . .
BROCKTON, M A S S _
Sinking fund .
Public trust funds.
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
T E R R E HAUTE, IND
1923
1923
1923
1923-..
1923
1923
1923.,
'
7, 330
11, 067
7,424
1
30, 1923
30, 1923
D e c . 31, 1923
D e c . 31, 1923
D e c . 31, 1923
J u n e 30, 1923
J u n e 30, 1923
F e b . 28, 1923
F e b . 28, 1923
I
._
General treasury
110
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
..
C i t y corporation
_. __ _ _.
General t r e a s u r y . _ _ . . .
Registered b o n d i n t e r e s t f u n d .
Public trust funds
School district
-. ._
General t r e a s u r y . _
S i n k i n g fund
P a r k district
General t r e a s u r y . _. . .
Sinking fund .
_ .
109
$5, 291,944
3, 679,813
2,200,410
1,453,582
._
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
.
__ D e c .
Special assessment f u n d
Dec.
Dec.
C a s h in t r a n s i t
__
S i n k i n g fund .
_
Dec.
P u b l i c t r u s t funds .
.
Dec.
I n v e s t m e n t funds
. . Dec.
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 .
June
S i n k i n g fund
June
_
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1923
1923
1923.
1923.
1923
D e c . 31, 1923"..
D e c . 31, 1923
1,893, 610
1,007,969
956, 766
47,912
3,291
791, 707
782,130
9, 577
93,934
93,516
418
1, 633, 254
1,325, 281
1,318,120
3, 401,613
3, 373,823
3, 249, 722
3,128,876
9,092
103, 889
3,000
4,865
23, 797
3,993
...
City corporation. _ . . .
General t r e a s u r y . .
Special assessment funds
1,612,131
1, 407, 267
204,864
1
1
$2, 675, 224
1, 465, 795
635, 745
4,957
2,000
434,801
1,214
69,852
317, 226
1, 209,429
1,180, 938
28,491
2, 399,729
1, 099,413
905,658
174,194
7,161
148, 738
146, 747
1,991
159, 235
122,427
36,808
344, 648
227, 011
132,376
$2,931, 284
1, 991, 460
1,881,184
41, 764
7,462
4, 902
56,148
939,824
761,607
178, 217
$10,898,452
7,137, 068
4, 717, 339
1.458, 539
2,000
483,895
19, 743
82,178
373,374
3, 761,384
3,349,812
411, 572
$2, 964,012
1, 714,221
1, 537, 701
2,666
$6, 712, 534
4,295,898
2,487, 310
1,458, 539
$1,221,906
1,126,949
692, 328
271, 086
9,023
69, 940
192, 718
2,208
426
239, 269
94,957
55,291
39, 666
20,091
8, 512
11,812
134,105
1, 249, 791
1, 070, 711
179,080
2,416, 636
2, 223,810
192, 826
607,859
211, 962
184,192
1,011
26,759 ,
379,973
304, 779
75,194
15,924
11,927
3,997
4,134, 723
2, 545, 212
2.459, 078
48,923
37,211
1, 320,418
1, 233, 656
86, 762
269,093
227,870
41, 223 1
437,918
233,077
201,813
4,614
26, 650
164, 215
81,436
82, 779
40,626
19,417
21,209
1, 985, 616
875,355
820,967
43,827
10, 561
954, 073
950, 090
3,983
156,188
136,174
20, 014
1, 711,189
1,436,780
1,436,298
482
132, 756
123,654
481,133
424,579
3,109,608
3,109,462
3,421
3,221
2, 460
6, 784, 091
6, 626, 353
9,092
131,107
10, 214
7,325 !
51,356
3,130
2,068
146
3,193.350
3, 092, 312
9,092
79, 751
6,938
5,257
833,067 !
224,415 i
181.659
25 1
3, 577, 444
1, 550, 839
1,219,693
174, 219 1
844,958
348,666
278, 233
50
2,449,879
1, 062, 241
872,138
174,169
202,130
202,130
72, 279
72,279
282,607
139,932
69, 322
o
CO
a
m
o
m
Sinking fund-.
P u b l i c t r u s t funds..
Investment fund...
Private trust fund..
School district
General t r e a s u r y . . .
L i b r a r y fund
S i n k i n g fund
Public trust f u n d . .
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
July
July
July
July
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923..
1923..
1923..
1923..
SAGINAW, M I C H . .
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y . . .
Auditorium fund...
S i n k i n g funds
,_
Public trust funds..
Investment fund...
Private trust f u n d School district
General t r e a s u r y . . .
Public trust funds..
Private trust fund..
112
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
J u n e 30, 1923.
J u n e 30, 1923.
J u n e 30, 1923.
GARY, IND
City corporation
General treasury
Library fund
Special assessment funds _
Sinkingfund
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 d i s t r i c t . .
General treasury. _
113
June
June
June
June
June
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
J u l y 31, 1923..
P A W T U C K E T , R. I
General t r e a s u r y . _
License fund
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
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
al,
31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1923.
30, 1923.
31, 192331, 1923.
31, 1923.
31, 1923.
31, 1923.
31, 1923.
31, 1923.
HOBOKEN, N. J
General t r e a s u r y
School f u n d s . .
F i r e m e n ' s relief fund
Water fund
Municipal court fund
License fund
Sinking f u n d . .
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
i Also t h e aggregate of p a y m e n t s a n d cash o n h a n d e t t h e close of t
911
14, 869
3,781
1, 300, 316
1,124, 359
43, 597
94,981
37,379
2, 751, 570
1, 586,122
1, 537,423
20, 691
9,712
18, 021
275
1,165,448
1,161,494
3,954
2,982,879
1,878, 230
1,048,449
13,074
724,082
81,179
11,446
1,104,649
1,104, 649
2,765,023
2,655,956
81,159
12,052
15, 856
4,146,582
3, 255,846
335,975
10,678
480,603
48,710
14,770
12, 571
32,003
6,286
43. 775
117,637
86,949
142
30,546
2,969,624
2, 719, 502
2,195, 330
477,419
25, 716
8,242
12, 795
250,122
249,421
300
401
1,202, 097
796,116
256, 580
63, 569
64,110
411, 857
405, 981
405,981
4,148, 421
3,688, 602
867
441,831
1,673
5,430
10,018
8, 649,521
7,535. 274
902,796
363
1,991
903
167; 696
36,776
3.722
21,443 |
7,636
13,652 1
608,652
486,698
11,974
56,025
53,955
2,161, 934
955,192
807,220
6,600
107,986
27,659
1,116
4,611
1,206,742
1,202,316
3,029
1,397
734,841
468,922
195, 287
18,807
67,48S
87, 764
28,423
71,153
265, 919
265,919
633, 488
87,806
408,772
5,778
15,805
115, 327
535.513
102,062
4,863
16,783
405, 363
6,442
34,925
54, 508
10,067
57,427
2,026,605
1,698,006
55, 713
151,006
121,880
34,925
18,074
15,934
17, 384
496,292
324,848
8,956
54.786
107, 702
1,387, 638
1,285,625
46,615
41, 220
14,178
7,883,128
5,260,816
4, 539,973
27,291
595,117
71, 396
9,633
17,406
2,622, 312
2, 613, 231
7,283
1,798
1, 554,470
1,068,163
866, 089
11,248
167,497
19,833
958
2,538
486,307
482,309
2,418
1, 580
3, 726, 621
1,655,375
1, 528,855
16,043
84, 509
17,535
8,433
686, 660
553,696
289,881
26,560
79,548
46,565
32,304
78,838
132, 964
132,964
3,376,311
1, 869,192
1, 058,812
68,890
687,683
52,181
1,626
294,757
57,089
3,012,551
3,004,657
!
1
1
1
4,919,817
3,143, 268
1, 500, 316
95,450
791, 570 1
233,053 j
39,869
483,010
1, 776, 549
1, 776, 549
7,546,932
6,432,364
867
931,762
19,503
37,091
125,345
13,331, 616
10,893,182
1, 243, 634
10,678
497,749
1,991
903
621,769
57,988
3,722
98,510
6,988
6, 825
125,345
792,556
243,742
9,991
20,500
10,067
40,043
142,675
87, 533
142
55,000
2, 602,037
2, 537,278
2,145,029
343,111
34,028
242
14,868
64, 759
61,068
3,473
218
2, 071,246
2,069,854
1,392
856,846
720,380
151,623
24,339
134,307
5,939
404,172
136,466
136,466
4,239,624
3,370,618
867
833,252
4,621
30, 266
1, 507,119
1, 507,119
7*, 894
2,053
4,159,149
2,376,463
1, 231,584
10,678
487,437
536,769
1
52,987
8, 379,911
8,272,977
2,059
8,259
1,991
903
1
85,000
5,000
3,722
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
GOVERNMENT:
1923—
Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 14]
m CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S OF {
>» 2
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
j
Date of close of fiscal year
Revenue
Nonrevenue
of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year *
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year
Cash on
hand at
close of year
PAYMENTS
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
115
L O N G B E A C H , C A L I F __
J u n e 30, 1923
_ J u n e 30, 1923
J u n e 30, 1923
-_ _ _ J u n e 30, 1923
- J u n e 30, 1923
Special assessment f u n d
Sinking f u n d . .
School district __
General t r e a s u r y .
Sinking funds
116
PASSAIC, N . J
.
P e t t y cash fund _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Sinking fund
Public trust fund___ _
SPRINGFIELD, OHIO
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1923
30,1923
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, 1923
General t r e a s u r y Fee a n d special f u n d
Sinking f u n d .
___|
_.. . _ J
_-_
1
_
C i t y corporation _ _
General t r e a s u r y
Fee a n d special 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 fund
118
1
_.
General t r e a s u r y - - School fund
. _. L i b r a r v fund
_.
F i r e m e n ' s relief fund
_ *M u n i c i p a l court fund
-
117
1
_
_ _ _ _ Dec.
Dec.
_
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
- Aug. 31, 1923
Aug. 31, 1923
___ __ A u g . 31, 1923
1
$1,958,490
618, 356
539,557
180, 464
180, 464
78,799
1, 340,134
1,171, 488
168, 646
2, 395,616
2,044,146
299, 459
1,363
6, 613
• 185
154
4,700,747
2,639,934
1,950, 639
32,000
888,425
680,103
13, 378
9
4,984
1,580
1
953
173. 926
20,056 i
34, 407
9, 289
43,025
28, 585
1,989, 277
1, 224,961
869,907
8,855
303, 351
42,848
1, 293,418
914, 645
600,491
994,633
431,769
267,483
228,443
83, 318
2,393
378,773
374, 471
110,413
49,075
4,798
562,864
458,535
j
1
1,497, 076
710,772
689,215
._
J a n . 7, 1924
$935,768
755, 304
755, 304
764, 316
644,923
8,602
110,791
CHESTER, PA__
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
$5,055, 269
3, 313,728
2, 376, 588
643, 360
293,780
1,741,541
1,544,070
197,471
$7,949,527
4, 687, 388
3, 671, 449
643, 360
372,579
3, 262,139 1
2, 896,022 I
366,117
$1, 442,794
1,109,112
976, 590
7,984,788 !
5, 364,183
2, 263, 476
33, 372
6,613
5,169
1,734
953
251, 358
57,930
1,012,863
457,576
522, 341
6
4,302
104, 329 !
4, 277, 328
2,571,375
1,737,881
8,855
642,207
175, 241
7,191
1, 705, 953
1, 477, 929
8,602
219, 422
2,116,485
534,156
356,073
761,009 !
559, 500 i
327,380 i
4,374,570
1,804,428 |
1,372,668 1
.
!
|
j
j
132,522
333,682
207,727
125,955
500
17,165
15, 275
765,823
169,728
89,843
22,153
51,991
5,741
596,095
528,141
$5, 961,027
3, 297, 247
2, 508,139
643, 360
145,748
2,663,780
2,507,831
155,949
3,545,059
2,130,088
1, 363,991
32,029
6,613
25
154
12,159
2,150,850
1,181, 586
1,021,985
8,855
125,738
25,008
67,954
969, 264
883,885
8,602
76,777
876, 989
422,139
139, 781
1, 916,450
1,033,433
939,031
$545,706
281,029'
186,720
94, 309
264 677
180,464
84 213
3, 426,866
2,776,519
377,144
1,337
5,144
1,580
453
234,193
30,496
1, 360,655
1, 220,061
626,053
494,316
98, 242
1,450
140,594
65,903
74 691
1,581,131
348,856
293, 856
Welfare fund
Sinking fund
School district
General treasury. _
Sinking funds
Public trust fund..
119
HAMTRAMCK, MICH
City corporation
General treasury. . .
Sinking fund
Public trust funds..
Investment fund...
School district
General treasury.__
Sinking fund
1
Jan. 7, 1924Jan. 7, 1924..
21, 557
786,304
772, 257
13, 287
760
July 2, 1923.
July 2, 1923.
July 2, 1923.
June
June
June
June
30, 1923.
30, 1923.
30, 1923.
30, 1923.
2, 143, 726
i, 515, 682
1,431,345
80,541
3,796
628,044
628, 044
July 9, 1923.
July9, 1923.
ALTOONA, P A
City corporation
General treasury...
Sinking fund
Private trust fund.
School district
General treasury...
Sinking fund
Investment fund...
July 2, 1923.
July 2, 1923 _
July 2, 1923.
RACINE, WIS
General treasury...
Public trust funds.
Investment funds. Private trust fund.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
19231923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
Jan. 7, 1924..
Jan. 7, 1924..
Jan. 7, 1924..
LANSING, MICH
C ity corporation
General treasury...
Sinking funds
Public trust fund. _
Investment fund
Private trust fund..
School district
General treasury...
June30,1923.
N E W BRITAIN, C O N N . .
General treasury _..
Police court fund. _.
License fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds.
Private trust fund .
M a r . 31, 1923.
M a r . 31,1923.
Mar.31,1923.
M a r . 31,1923.
M a r . 31,1923.
M a r . 31,1923.
2,700
175,383
1, 582, 329
626, 575
955, 754
285
231, 835
201, 509
4,415
191, 617
5,477
2,985 |
428, 775
2, 570,142
1,403, 247
1,160, 658
6,237
27
282, 331
454, 850
14, 318
435,329
5, 203
1, 762,146
1,164,780
1,163, 749
8
23
1,000
597,366
547, 366
50,000
820, 617
187,932
187,932
4, 726,489
2, 868,394
2, 783,026
80, 549
3,819
1,000
1, 858,095
1, 808,095
50,000
553, 843
190, 261
182,371
4,094
3,796
2, 885,919
1,458, 772
1,458,772
363, 582
328, 582
35,000
1,427,147
1,427,147
4,107, 642
2,423,985
2,194,439
225, 820
3,726
1,683,657
1, 468, 241
110,416 I
105,000
129,849
103,491
23,710
76,055
3. 726
26, 358
23, 579
2,779
2,134,365
972,825
904,100
68,725
1,161, 540
1,109, 542
51,998
495, 759
335,120
55, 639
105,000
632, 685
632, 685
2,958
91,444
883,017
636,654
245,329
1,034
55,000
1,232,275
752,275
480,000
1, 286, 727
1, 219,361
1,141,883
76,455
23
1,000
67,366
52,366
15,000
1, 843,428
1, 347,669
1,266,629
81,040
2,100, 822
1,369,672
1,208,030
161,092
550
731,150
522,190
103, 960
105, 000
88, 500
86,181
32, 211
50, 794
3,176
2,319
412
1,907
2, 710, 638
2, 627, 560
71,512
11, 566
930,937
789, 264
37, 880
99, 868
3,925
130,745
120, 620
6,159
3,841
125
3, 772, 320
3, 537,444
115, 551
115,275
4,050
267, 557
214, 812
48, 478
3, 862
405
2. 249,935
2, 226, 215
23, 720
1, 254,828
1, 096,417
43,353
111,413
3,645
, 835, 879
, 640,181
, 480, 030
152, 789
7,242
120
3,863,503
3, 637, 280
3, 444, 618
165, 705
16, 899
40
10, 018
226, 223
226, 223
1,687, 995
1, 593,342
1,452,855
118, 683
14, 855
10,387,377
8,870,803
8,377, 503
437,177
38,996
160
16, 967
1, 516, 574
1, 516, 574
2,219, 543
2, 006, 587
1, 778,986
216, 777
10,824
5, 814, 805
4,747, 370
4, 747, 370
2,353,029
2,116,846
1,851,147
220,400
28,172
160
16,967
236,183
236,183
1, 431, 080
1,362, 683
2,449
938
54, 000
2,850
8,160
182, 951
182, 951
1, 918, 320
968,132
954, 198
13, 934
950,188
945, 639
4,549
195, 698
195, 698
2, 219, 237
2,164,918
24,966
21,630
7,723
6,949
94, 653
94, 653
3, 833, 268 i
3, 710, 552 !
27, 415
938
75, 630
10, 573
8,160
212, 956
212, 956
1,067,435
1,067,435
491,405
491,405
2, 598, 789
2, 591, 513
4,621
2,655
Q
743,074
627,634
22, 794
938
75, 630
7,918
8,160
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on^handfatjthe^close of the year.
CO
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 :
1923—
Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 14]
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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
PAYMENTS
Governmental-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 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 - C o n t i n u e d
124
125
MOBILE, ALA
_ _ _
'
C i t y corporation _
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 f u n d . I n v e s t m e n t fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y
B E R K E L E Y , C A L I F ._ _
.
City 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 treasury
Sinkingfund _
I n v e s t m e n t fund
$1, 527, 520
1,024,301
856, 394
6,469
161, 438
i
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
30,
30,
30,
30,
1923
1923.
1923
1923
A u g . 31, 1923
!
_J
503,219
503, 219
1
1
2, 784,580
1,554,806
1, 218,631
270,181
15
65,924
55
_ _ .
June
June
June
. . June
June
June
_
June
June
June
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
30, 1923"
30, 1923
30, 1923.
1
'
I, 229, 774
1, 026,928
200,604
2, 242
$689,955
511, 733
510, 580
$192,020
131,074
17,895
153
1,000
178, 222
178, 222
113,179
371, 781
148,606
55,195
703,121
319, 012
245, 232
5,733
2,894
84, 784
223,175
223,159
16
60,946
60,946
718
46,751
3,519
22, 792
384,109
341, 061 i
43, 048 j
$2,409,495
1, 667,108
1,384,869
6,469
274,770
1,000
742,387
742,387
3,859,482
2, 022, 424
1, 519,058
270,181
6,466
112, 675
6,468
107, 576
1, 837, 058 !
1, 591,148
243,668 I
2,242
$239,878
207, 322
108,175
99,147
$1, 710, 588
1, 085,101
1,017,162
6,469
61,470
32, 556
32, 556
625,487
625,487
314, 896
265,486
216, 716
2, 919,144
1,335,605
1, 004,004
270,181
4,763
54, 657
2,000
659
18, 903
4,468
24, 740
49,410
2, 571
46,839
1, 583, 539
1, 463, 548
119, 991
$459, 029
374,685
259, 532
114,153
1,000
84,344
84,344
625,442
421,333
298,338
1,044
39,115
82,836
204,109
125,029
76,838
2,242
H
CO
H
O
m
o
H
H
126
2, 866, 881
1,818,020
1,722, 452
11,884
61, 714
19, 954
2, 016
SPRINGFIELD, I I I
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Registered b o n d interest 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 funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
School district
_
General t r e a u s 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
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Dec.
Feb.
Feb.
28,1923
_.
28,1923.
28,1923
31,1922; M a r . 31,1923
28, 1923
28, 1923.
J u n e 30,1923
Apr.30,1923
l
891,356
891,356
157, 505
157,505
1,966, 699
1,157,873
1,049,024
1,006
100, 000
7,843
766,475
766, 475
42,351
42,351
393,007
316, 572
275, 208
12, 247
20, 081
8,546
490
63,947
63,947
12, 488
12,4«8 1
5, 226, 587
3,292,465
3, 046, 684
24,131
81, 795
29, 506 1
102, 016
8,333
1, 721,778
1, 721,778
212,344
212.344 1
423,178
312, 686
206, 965
16, 693
81,154
7,629
3,133, 035
2, 090, 638
2,068, 688
7,438
641
13,871
245
84,811
84,811
25,681
25,681
912,125
912,125
130, 272
130, 272
1,670,374
889,141
771, 031
8,006
102,016
8,088
724, 842
724,842
56,391
56,391
CO
127
HOLYOKE, MASS
HIGHLAND PARK,
129
CHATTANOOGA,
183
3,315,948
1,976,582
1,871, 559
93, 536
3,923
7,564
1,339,366
1,196,986
142,380
6,119,166
4, 061,230
3,624,461
303,198
26,989
106, 582
2,057,936
1, 638, 089
419, 847
472, 260
389,499
372, 624
10, 710
1,729
4,436
82,761
73,567
9,194
3, 230, 507
1,910,371
1,910,043
989,376
928, 741
777, 709
127,278
23,754
975,964
849,339
309, 063
17, 679
10, 568
512, 029
126, 625
26, 625
100,000
878,903
667,816
577,026
62, 544
16, 693
11,553
211,087
210,622
4, 844, 243
3,445,896
2, 663,798
207, 501
51, 015
523, 582
1,398, 347
1, 295,196
101, 299
1,852
917,960
634,835
527,457
76,495
17,865
13,018
283,125
281, 273
2,975,799
2,080,811
2, 004, 069
68, 606
8,136
1,679,245
1,566,113
97,018
9,094
5,816
1,204
822,138
748,103
23,204
19,947
30,884
567,044
557,098
2,975
473,801
469,023
1,836
6,190
407
374
3,068,427
2,871,314
123,197
29,041
42,890
1,611
374
794,296
552,147
552,147
J u l y 2, 1923..
J u l y 2, 1923.
2, 015,868
985, 789
840,528
145,261
1,030,079
1,016, 258
13,821
795,167
537,415
301,069
236,346
257, 752
103, 531
154, 221
3,605,331
2,075,351
1, 693, 744
381,607
1,529,980
1, 260,003
269, 977
'._.
j A u g . 31, 1923.
' A u g . 31, 1923.
2, 915,974
1,610,255
1, 532, 083
49,019
J u n e 30,1923.
June30,1923.
J u n e 30,1923.
J u n e 30,1923.
J u l y 9, 1923..
J u l y 9,1923..
BETHLEHEM,
LlNCOLN, NEBR
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking funds
1
J u n e 30,1923.
J u n e 30,1923.
J u n e 30,1923.
Sept. 30, 1923
Dec. 31, 1923
Sept. 30, 1923
Sept. 30, 1923
Sept. 30, Dec. 31, 1923.
Sept. 30, 1923
PA
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
132
M a r . 31,1923.
M a r . 31,1923.
M a r . 31,1923..
M a r . 31, 1923.
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..
1,515
484, 918
309,093
261,145
2,123
816
45,009
175,825
133,358
42, 467
DAVENPORT, IOWA
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y _..
Sinking funds
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
Investment fund...
586
12, 424
542
175
MICH...
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
4,686,132
4,459,123
225,494
2,318,300
1,775, 555
1,491, 757
207, 539
22, 250
54, 009
542,745
307, 745
235, 000
N o v . 30,1923.
N o v . 30, 1923.
N o v . 30, 1923..
J u n e 30, 1923.
N o v . 30,1923..
N o v . 30,1923..
N o v . 30,1923..
N o v . 30,1923..
J a n . 7, 1924..
J a n 7, 1924..
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.
4,197, 709
3,936,295
215,083
9,146
5,475
31,710
1, 060, 635
1, 057,949
1,299
1,387
3,301,785
3,192, 040
61,023
5,194
6,490
35, 408
1,455
462, 745
352,956
49, 554
490, 042
428,807
47,545
7,962, 239
7,481, 291
325, 660
5,194
6,773
73, 633
37, 620
31,710
358
...v.
General t r e a s u r y
W a t e r fund
License fund
High-school l u n c h 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
283
29, 079
30, 690
465
242,149
140,214
101, 935
2,155, 797
819,078
809,078
1,404, 798
748,177
735,374
12,011
6,476,
3,177,
3,076,
61,
569
510
535
030
2,786,066
2, 593,361
52, 621
5,194
6,187
61,209
35, 563
31, 710
220
138
328
1,320,136
1,320,136
894,988
894,988
2,416,399
1, 761,360
1,341,794
292,488
25, 260
101,818
655, 039
244,386
410, 653
950,484
730, 250
132,272
62,400
25, 014
510, 564
220,234
118,935
101, 299
1,852
2,015,326
1,871,807
114,861
28,229
429
579,300
530,484
6,500
812
40,300
1,204
870, 552
487, 755
384,148
103, 607
382,797
114,020
268, 777
2,162,112
1,124, 582
1,124, 582
572,667
463,014
185,014
278,000
109,653
108,453
1,200
1,149,177
679,311
653, 925
24,601
4,122,184
1,824,538
1, 785,346
32
2,161
407
374
1,037,530
1,037, 530
1,205,208
673,661
637,264
36, 397
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
GOVERNMENT:
1923—
Continued
O
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 14]
CITY,
AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
OF I
\
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
|
j
hand at
j close of year
i.
I
Governmental-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 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 - C o n t i n u e d
132
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LINCOLN, .NEBR.—Continued.
City corporation—Continued.
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
School district
_
General t r e a s u r y
.
NIAGARA
134
COVINGTON,
KY
HAVERHILL, MASS..
1
1
L i b r a r y fund
W a t e r fund
3,676, 503
2,296, 248
1,374, 767
Dec.
July
Dec.
Dec.
3,113,418
2,866,694
229, 647
6,340
10, 737
2, 242,264
1,052, 599
1,177,665
12,000
4, 356
1, 520, 004
1,153, 569
1,127, 266
1,654
1, 077
18,857
1, 428, 723
998, 335
626,427
9,750
14, 583
340, 452
251, 212
128, 980
411
109
512
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923
1923
1923
- _
_
9,983, 597
6,353,498
3, 596,666
6, 340
27,093
J u n e 30, 1923
.
_
4, 627, 915
2,434, 205
2,189, 354 !
J u n e 30, 1923
J u n e 30, 1923.
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
Newport
and
Covington
bridge fund.
P e t t y cash f u n d - . _
S i n k i n g funds
.
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
School d i s t r i c t .
General t r e a s u r v . .
S i n k i n g fund
135
$124
661
466,376
2,228
464,148
3,490
3,490
$10, 000
1,223, 892
1,223,892
FALLS, N . Y
General t r e a s u r y
School fund
.
F i r e m e n ' s relief fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds _
$39,284
661
3,011,467
2,456,107
555,360
287,592
287, 592
$29,153
1,193,442
1,169,877
23, 565
112,277
112,277
S a n i t a r y district
General t r e a s u r y
133
$131
661
594,133
62,338
531,795
62,488
62,488
_ A u g . 31, 1923
A u g . 31, 1923.
D e c . 31, 1923
J a n . 31, 1924
D e c . 31, 1923.
M a y 31, 1923..
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, J923
31, 1923
I
|
1, 992
2, 723
_
366, 435
312,340
54, 095
J u n e 30, 1923
J u n e 30, 1923
___.._
D e c . 31, 1923
N o v . 30, 1923...
1
2, 333, 790
2,109, 812
1,074
197,276
112,827
112,827
250, 290
5, 942
91, 343
430, 388
430, 388
1,000
83, 320
10, 358 |
26, 522 1
89, 240
56,132 !
33,108
1,705,818
1,609,835
4, 948
646
125,316
115,218
3, 977
3, 326 1
$39,160
2,037,691
1,946,479
91,212
259, 955
259, 955
$507,400
507,400
1,691,415
1, 660,644
17,643
24,147
24,147
5,488
4,615, 679
2,396, 606
2,204,256
6,340
8,477
3, 289,179
2, 403,116
1,882,673
11,815 1
15,769 !
19, 369 j
202,177
159,817
85, 210
1,160
411
409
1, 590, 707
1,148, 464
999, 602
10, 655
15, 358
5,461
1,496,295
1,094,835
797,861
1.000
335, 602
19,023
117,865
886,063
798,860
87, 203
1,000
50,380
16,917
4,330
42, 360
126
42,234
115, 282
2,106
169,940
442,243
418, 749
23,494
113, 535
401,460
379, 985
21 475
233, 773
203,982
3, 886
23,300
2, 212, 318
2, 058, 206
5,810
148,302
4,164,924
3, 834, 865
9, 999
201, 24 X
1
!
|
!
l
|
13,128
13, 499
1, 718,833
1,572,677
303
29, 646
O
License fund
Sinking funds
Public trust funds,.
Investment funds._
Private trust fund..
Dec. 31,
N o v . 30,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
1923
Dec. 31, 1923.
1923
1923
....
1923
PORTSMOUTH, VA
General treasury. __
School fund
Water fund
Sinking funds
Public trust fund. _
Investment funds..
Private trust fund,.
Dec. 31, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923..
June 30, 1923.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA
City corporation
General treasury
Special assessment fund.
Sinking funds
School district
General treasury. __
Sinking funds
June 30, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
EAST ORANGE, N . J
Generalfund.
treasury
School
Municipal court fund.
Firemen's relief fund..
License fund
Sinking fund
Public trust fund
Private trust fund
MACON, G A
! Dec. 31, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
City corporation
Dec. 31,1923
General treasury
Dec. 31,1923
..
Hospital fund
Sept. 30, 1923
Water fund
Dec. 31, 1923
Sinking fund
Dec. 31, 1923
Public trust fund
Sept. 30, Dec. 31, 1923..
Investment funds
School district
General treasury
j June 30, 1923
Public trust fund
j June 30, 1923
Investment fund
i June 30, 1923
1
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of
15, 535
7, 687
2,406
5,626
66,143
18,476
1,132 1
1,663
144
5,626
82,810
26,163
4,069
144
5,626
80,230
26,163
4,044
2, 580
25
144
4, 263, 736
2, 330, 482
522, 749
838, 033
493, 372
545
75,557
2,998
567, 044
57, 985
2,061
39, 484
462, 077
545
4,892
1,858,682
1,338,171
520,446
1,838,010
934,326
242
798, 549
31,295
3,000
2,995
266, 165
157,562
6,097
48,489
51,794
500
1, 720
3
65
70, 600
2,998
2, 230, 477
1,057, 508
569,439
404,100
83, 969
1,172, 969
1, 045, 353
127,616
367,404
21,850
19,454
404, 367
271,210
48,082
446, 325
164, 203
56, 280
223,128
133,157 1
89,818
43,339
2, 287,809
1.031,115
561,131
404,100
65,884
1, 256,694
1,189,319
67,375
268,114
155, 250
19, 564
2,396
345, 554
238, 545
107, 009
3, 002, 248
1, 350, 568
636, 975
404,100
309,493
1, 651, 680
1,373,716
277, 964
2,615, 584
2, 309,076
242, 982
95
4,533
3,056,266
2, 265,646
675,085
5,635
6, 222, 679
4,822, 328
1,195,245
5,730
4,533
1,084
160, 334
33, 299
126
279, 327
179, 601
66, 550
3, 693, 355
2, 541, 034
1,128, 610
95
4,533
2, 249,997
2,101, 693
85
5,635
29, 834
3, 216
126
6,000
13, 083
2,954,152 !
2,164,820
1,182, 208
126, 598 1
318,831 |
130,199
2,279
404,705
789,332
552,241
3,423
233, 668
364,380
350,193
17,963
1,367, 029
1,063, 590
719,433
125, 590
216,275
13
2,279
1, 524,954
985,689
81,463
381,067
5,853
45
70, 837
48, 258
10,660
1, 534, 353
1, 267,963
896, 664
70,189
281, 465
9,347
1,097
9,201
266, 390
263, 785
1,817
788 1
2, 472, 617
1,187,231
435,189
408,477
435, 725
1,084
90,140
18, 671
5
1,109, 205
588, 495
235,492
56,134
33, 503
68,000
195,366
520, 710
287, 546
284
232,880
550,829
247,606
277,198
21,936
3,968
121
310, 594
308, 362
50, 052 1
275
3,863
52, 852
1,182
200,138
2,232
910
1,322
107,923
282,122
169,852
112,270
108
7,426
186
324, 510
14,187
12,609
1, 578
135, 686
112,864
14, 545
98,319
1,084
124,500
17,000
1,222, 743
751, 037
444,812
900
95,130
130,000
303,439
302,723
716
'
80,195
471, 706
236,909
1,129
233,668
TABLE
2.—SUMMARY
OF R E C E I P T S ,
PAYMENTS,
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 :
1923-
Continued
h- 1
GO
I 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 States, w i t h t h e n u m b e r assigned t o each, see p . 11. F o r a t e x t discussion of t h i s table, see p . 14]
H CITY, A N D DIVISIONS A N D F U N D S O F
>>3
MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT
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 l
Cash on
hand at
close of year
PAYMENTS
Governmental- cost
Nongovernmental-cost
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
WHEELING, W. V A
City corporation
General treasury...
Sinking funds
Public trust funds _
School district
General treasury...
Public trust funds.
June 30, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
June 30,1923..
June 30, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
$1,876, 246
1, 296, 043
1, 273,130
15, 247
7,666
580, 203
574, 259
5, 944
$2,387,686
2, 364,842
2,126, 708
235, 946
2,188
22,844
6,240
16,604
$407, 722
389, 451
352,155
36, 022
1,274
18, 271
17,078
1,193
$4, 671, 654
4,050, 336 i
3, 751,993
287, 215
11,128
621, 318
597, 577
23, 741
1,657, 741
1,132, 697
1,132, 697
151, 827
86,180
84, 682
1,498
64,358
53, 876
10,482
1,289
3,289
3,655,900
2, 299, 788
2,281,474
18, 314
1,350,846
1, 326, 000
24,846
5,266
5,266
959, 552
254,871
CICERO, I I I
City corporation
General treasury..
Library fund
School district
General treasury..
Public trust fund _
Park district
General treasury..
Apr. 30, 1923.
1,846, 332
1,080,911
3,064,095
16,816
761,444
747,080
14,364
3,977
3,977
ROANOKE, VA
General treasury
Convict labor account..
School fund
Sinking fund
Investment funds
Dec. 31,1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
June 30,1923.
Dec. 31,1923.
Dec. 31, 1923..
1, 729,081
1,615,219
2,240
96,916
14,156
550
TAMPA, FLA
City corporation
General treasury
Convict labor account...
Library fund
Port development fund.
Sinking fund
Public trust fund
Private trust fund.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
Mar. 31, 1923..
Mar. 31, 1923..
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1,840,762
1,267,423
1,154,400
91
1,637
106,243
5,052
525,044
525,044
1, 739, 277
1, 605,057
652,604
47,077
5,000
97, 820
26, 554
9,846
1, 200, 684
966,043
324,137
653,493
362, 525
148, 559
613,743
15,007
3,148
30,008
11
74, 561
118,402
4,082
16, 910
$2, 200,815
2,185, 743
2,139, 448
40,158
6,137
15,072
11,529
3,543
$2, 056, 080
1, 488,148
1, 335,188
152, 057
903
567, 932
565,067
2,865
$414, 759
376,445
277,357
95, 000
4,088
38, 314
20,981
37,333
286,442
93,923
91,611
2,312
192, 425
182, 236
10,189
94
94
2, 529, 748
1, 713,369
1, 697, 367
16,002
811, 707
805, 043
6,664
4,672
4,672
839,710
492,496
492, 496
H
w
H
346, 714
338, 721
7,993
500
500
O
1,938, 698
1,111,928
2,240
824, 530
1,101, 239
1,030, 683
1, 947,156
1, 290,189
1,084, 356
91
1,648
203,356
539.413
352,431
324,040
4,427,910
3,475,147
2,240
847,340
87, 787
15,396
1, 387, 973
1, 332, 536
3, 694, 939
2, 595,991
1, 627,096
91
1,648
688, 304
239, 652
32,282
26,938
1, 208,370
953,371
218, 700
19,096
26,095
10, 246
482, 223
219,652
10, 833
21,963
738
3,714
61, 692
5,150
2,725
20,000
713
4,955
o
>
xn
H
O
(—i
H
w
School district
General t r e a s u r y .
Sinking fund
J u n e 30, 1923.
J u n e 30, 1923.
LANCASTER, P A
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y . .
Public trust fund.
School district
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_
WINSTON-SALEM, N.
M a y 31, 1923M a y 3 1 , 1923.
J u n e 3 0 . 1923.
J u n e 3 0 , 1923.
J u n e 30, 1923-
C.
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund..
P u b l i c t r u s f funds
I n v e s t m e n t funds
SHREVEPORT, L A
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 .
H e a l t h funds
Sinking fund
Public trust funds..
Investment funds..
School district
General t r e a s u r y . . .
j May
June
May
| May
j
j
31, 1923.
30, 1923.
31, 192331, 1923.
_.
_
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
J u n e 3 0 , 1923.
JACKSON, M I C H _ _
C i t y corporation
General treasury
Sinkingfund
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 treasury
148
-.;___
D e c . 31, 1923.
D e c . 31, 1923.
| D e c . 31,1923.
j D e c . 31, 1923.
I D e c . 31, 1923.
j
| J u l y 13, 1923.
AUGUSTA, G A
C i t y corporation
_.
General t r e a s u r y
C o n v i c t labor a c c o u n t . .
H o s p i t a l fund
S i n k i n g 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 fund
Investment fund..
1
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1923.
31, 1923..
31, 192331, 1923.
31, 1923-
Sept. 30, 1923..
Sept. 30, 1923Sept. 3 0 , 1 9 2 3 -
Also t h e aggregate 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 tl
573,339
449,362
123, 977
234,641
234, 641
290,968
151, 747
139,221
1,098,948
835, 750
263,198
254,999 1
111,892
143,107
1,132,300
698,408
695, 369
3,039
433,892
430,990
2,742
160
477,163
623
623
117,142
114,973
110,075
4,898
2,169
1,220
1, 726,605
814,004
806,067
7,937
912,601
883,862
23,936
4,803
395, 586
104,628
98,653
5,975
290,958
290,943
15
1,192,612
639,753
637,791
1,962
552,859
550,294
1,826,076
1,800,168
9,496
3,355
13,057
8, 296,865
4,827,894
43, 971
10, 243,310
6, 716,023
78,305
10, 925
3,438,057
176,140
135, 623
30, 507
10,010
3,737,750
3,737, 529
6
215
6,329,420
2,842,871
47, 792
700
3,438,057
2,334, 221
1,696,080
1, 450,322
225,113
12,625
1,215
6,374
431
638,141
638,141
2,123, 683
1,174,416
676, 789
139, 565
87,000
218,869
27,393
24,800
949, 267
949,267
1,184,893
814,410
643,151
3,346
422
136,435
31,056
5,642, 797
3, 684,906
2,770,262 j
368,024 1
100,047
356, 519
64,823
25,231
1,957,891
1,957,891 1
1, 324, 316
459, 846
271,958
3,696
3,726
150,317
30,149
3,096,653
2, 232,107
1, 649,977
307,919
96,321
174,202
3,688
1,221,828
992,953
848,327
56,409
864,470
864,470
864, 546
864, 546
1,927,388
1,173, 713
1,004, 347
143, 216
26,110
40
1, 660,333
1,660,333
1,610,608
27, 599
16,965
506, 273
399, 798
296,094
39,919
33,829
562,467
390, 336
296, 769
47, 659
11,859
2,100,455
1,451,396
1,392,180
59, 201
15
5,161
29,956
106,475
106,475
4,093,994
3, 233,844
2,911,049
210,734
76,904
40
35,117 j
860,150
860,150
34,049
172,131
172,131
649, 059
649,059
476, 540
451, 652
21,194
3,694
3,425, 000
753, 675
753,675
2,151, 690
1, 633, 592
1, 506,070
11, 647
108, 267
7,608
518,098
516, 209
1,812
77
949
120,369
87,961
24, 838
7,570
370,483
370,483
1,083, 714
1,058, 763
722, 337
121,134
101, 758
68, 820
90,000
240,232
6,194
24, 951
24,951
7,569
5,969
19,400
19,376
19,376
3, 356,538
2, 794,113
2,297, 227
11, 647
205,836
253,809
25, 594
562,425
560, 536
1,812
77
656,967 1
656,967
2,565
!
|
|
68,698
61,945
38,084
j
8,033
15,828
1
6,753
1
6,753
2,277,830
1, 756,109
1, 546, 659
11,647
197,803
521,721
521,721
186,982
66,891
120,091
138,407
69, 623
69,623
68, 784
42, 625
23,921
2,238
32,000
30,986
25,231
228,875
228, 875
1,431, 072
1,392,112
1, 222,100
103,874
65, 030
40
1,068
38,960
38,960
Q
w
>1
tr
5
1,010,010
976,059
712,484
237,981
25,594
33,951
32,062
1,812
77
CO
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 CASIJ 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 :
1923—
Continued
City
j
number j
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 14]
j
RECEIPTS
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
OF
D a t e of close of fiscal year
Revenue
Nonrevenue
C a s h on
| Aggregate of | C a s h on
hand at
i receipts a n d |
hand at
cash o n h a n d
beginning
a t b e g i n n i n g i close of y e a r
of y e a r
of year l
PAYMENTS
Governmental-cost
Nongovernmental-cost
GROUP 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—ContinuecI
149
150
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
School d i s t r i c t .
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund
June
Dec.
June
June
1923
1923
1923
1923
J u n e 30, 1923
J u n e 30, 1923
I
!
!
_._.
QUINCY, M A S S
General t r e a s u r y . . _
..
L i b r a r y p e t t y cash 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 f u n d s . _.
151
30,
31,
30,
30,
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
June
June
June
June
June
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1923__
1923
1923
1923
1923.
._
PASADENA, CALIF
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y .
Special assessment fund
S i n k i n g fund
_
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
!
!
School district _
J u n e 30, 1923__
J u n e 30, 1923
Sinking funds
152
_..'
TOPEKA, KANS
C i t y corporation _
General t r e a s u r y
L i b r a r y fund
S i n k i n g funds
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
Investment fund..
. .
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1923.__
31, 1923.
31,1923
31, 1923
31, 1923
_._.
!
$3,315,401
1,795,871
1,156,972
558, 587
77,247
3,065
1,519, 530
1,384,866
134, 664
$2, 808
2,307
2,307
3, 069,754
3, 047,064
147
2, 655,880
2, 585, 027
4,745
623, 497
616,988
22, 543
55, 043
11,065
4,844
1,565
5, 218, 764
3,669, 668
2, 869,919
608, 551
159,367
12, 750
19,081
1, 549,096
1, 398, 800
150, 296
2,644,153
1,383,464
1,202,679
1,389, 769
775, 505
614,252
166,310
301
14,174
1, 260, 689
1, 237, 562
23,127
146,100
15,153
2,116,229
1,314,935
954,934
176
348,425
11,381
19
702, 236
614,399
425,817
16,155
154,076
18,351
501
501
$695,904
589,853
549,224
38, 657
1,972
106, 051
46,338
59, 713 !
. 166
614,264
552, 572
61,692
422,521
282,775
197,843
385
81, 926
2, 605
16 !
$4,014,113
2,388, 031
1, 708, 503
558, 587
115,904
5,037 |
1, 626, 082 |
1, 431, 705
194,377 !
$732,860
568,357
530, 651
6,349,131
6, 249, 079
4, 892
100
82,430 !
12, 630
883, 853
871,048
9, 252,686
5, 828, 637
4, 686,850
608,551
471,777
28, 204
33, 255
3,424,049
3,188,934
235,115
3, 240,986
2, 212,109
1, 578, 594
16,716
584,427
32,337
35 1
$3, 231, 010
1, 783, 867
1,175, 545
558, 587
46, 622
3,113
1, 447,143
1, 330, 089
117, 054
$50, 243
35,807
2,307
2, 822, 212
2, 794,106
147
2, 643, 066
2, 583,925
4,745
27,959
43,416
10,980
617, 218
492,657
316,110
234, 239
17,921
6,854, 260
4, 560, 743
3, 847,663
608, 551
94, 547
9,982
1,005,971
897, 365
108, 606
2, 293, 517
2, 217,127
76,390
142, 991
301
33,255
124,561
74,442
50,119
642, 992
568,404
280,303
3,518
279,491
5,057
35
2,214,398
1,383,720
1,243, 368
12,198
120, 881
7,273
383, 596
259,985
54,923
1,000
184,055
20,007
35, 782
1,924
164,503
101,115
63,388
100
11,055
1,650
1, 781, 208
775, 237
523,077
33, 500
14,436
501
13,935
j
153
School district
General treasury
Sinking fund
Public trust fund
Investment fund
_
ATLANTIC CITY, N . J
General treasury
Firemen's relief fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
154
KALAMAZOO, MICH
City corporation
General treasury
Sinking funds.
Investment funds
Private trust fund
School district.
General treasury
155
MALDEN, MASS
General treasury
Library fund
Park fund
License fund
Sinking funds
Public trust funds
Investment funds
Private trust fund
.
CHARLOTTE, N . C
General treasury
School fund
Library funds
Water fund
Sinking fund . _ _ _
Investment funds
157
1
June
June
June
June
30,
30,
30,
30,
1923
1923
1923__
1923..
__
Dec.
Dec.
_ Dec.
Dec.
_
LAKEWOOD, OHIO
City corporation
General treasury
Fee and special fund
Sinking funds
Public trust funds
Private trust funds
School district
General treasury
Fee and special fund _ .
Library fund
Sinking funds
156
_
_._
Dec.
_ _ Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1923
31, 1923.__
31, 1923
31, 1923
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923
19231923
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,1923
31,1923
31,1923
31,1923
31,1923
May
May
May
May
May
May
31, 1923
31, 1923
31,1923
31,1923
31,1923
31,1923
31,1923
31,1923
5,102,218
4, 886, 949
21, 820
165,486
27,963
6,395, 505
5, 766,144
2, 244,434
.1,278,355
1,113, 802
163, 709
844
3,098,052
2, 265,732
1,983, 753
218,718
36,884
26,377
832, 320
832,320
1,182,373
738,231
531, 562
204,778
2,314,238
1, 604,383
880, 402
1,229,531
1,086,027
804,757
678, 691
402
44, 888
709, 855
543, 765
186,761
4,924
89,585
143,504
27, 618
2,634,382
1,372,558
1,059,160
8,795
303, 671
932
1, 261,824
914,443
3,871
49, 030
294, 480
_ Aug. 31,1923
Aug. 31, 1923._
__ Aug. 31,1923
___ Aug. 31,1923
Dec.
_. Dec.
Dec.
_ . Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
_ _ Dec.
Dec.
87,837
37,131
43, 988
6,684
34
966,079
966,079
May 31, 1923
_
801,294
797,899
1,685
111
1^599
_
31,1923
31, 1923
31,1923
31,1923
31, 1923
31,1923
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of t
584, 746
44,615
139,746 1
115, 962 1
16,561 1
3,450
3,773
1,342,463
1,048,318
262,918
31,227 1
1,891 j
444,142
444,142
1
151,782
14, 308
3,750
112,136
2, 236,195
2,165, 242
24 768
37
217
28,465
16,764
702
2, 802,917
2, 556, 262
16, 694
1,900
3,575
170,323
13,175
22, 503
18, 485
388,386
358,927
25
250
1,920, 550
1,354,264
224,024
1,645
322,028
6,464,976
2,362,013
822,739
10,000
341, 420
35,304
2,893, 500
156, 819
49. 785
88; 783 1
273
17,978
18, 589
25, 848
195
849
2,292
74,588
66,544
5, 797
331
1,916
830,678
819,869
73
9,254
1,482
123,611
64, 579
56,364
660
2,008
12,840,186
11,701,411
21,820
1.013.150
103, 805 1
1,109,095
1,029,846
6,278,733
6, 218,412
21,820
5,452,358
4,453,153
61,945
17,304
38, 501
6, 524, 859
4, 282,318
3, 629,117
587,205 I
37, 728
28, 268
2,242, 541
2, 242, 541
1,249, 695
829,090
630,712
195,115
2, 606,482
1,220,361
1,176, 548
43,813
3, 263
420, 605
420,605
1, 386,121
1, 386,121
6.178.151
4, 062, 968
2, 744,319
8, 795
1,169,123 1
6,258
134, 473
2,115,183
1, 485, 826
3,871
204, 562
420,924
5, 427, 498
5, 080, 431 1
41, 487
2,187
3, 792
224, 636
30,134
24, 054
20, 777
1, 623, 611
1, 237,366
776,159
1,028,877 |
950, 992
62,234
10,245
5,406
8, 542,345
3,766, 062
1,135, 546
11,918
681,426
35,304
2, 912, 089
366,751
5,323
89,133
386, 245
147,293
118,368
120, 584
485, 549
395,604
248
84, 624
1,185
1, 359
2, 529
137,317
84, 494
16, 960
30
529
35, 304
3,124,102
1, 522,380
1, 269, 542
8,795
243,120
923
1,601,722
1,307, 211
3,871
84,412
206, 228
951,205
48,000
2,668, 682
2, 232, 867
1,821, 857
348, 277
37,728
25,005
435,815
435,815
1,430,438
1,303,222
698,618
Q
W
559,252
12
45,340
127,216
31,322
1,782
94,112
2, 282, 316
2, 238, 207
41, 239
2,187
217
12
454
2, 659,633
2,446,620
3,199, 084
1, 612, 064
950,918
11,188
624, 914
5, 205,944
2, 069, 504
167, 668
700
55, 983
3,575
140,000
28,495
22,695
18, 248
2,912,089
g
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 :
1923-
Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 14]
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 yearRevenue
o
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
PAYMENTS
Governmental- cost
Nongovernmental-cost
GROUP V—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000
158
CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA
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
School district
General t r e a s u r y .
Sinking fund
159
-
M a r . 31, 1923
M a r . 31, 1923.
_ M a r . 31, 1923
__
- J u n e 30, 1923
J u n e 30, 1923
W I C H I T \ FALLS, T E X .
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
_
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
3~1,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923 . _ .
1923
1923
A u g . 31, 1923
A u g . 31, 1923
A u g . 31, 1923
A u g . 31, 1923
160
_...
,
i
_.
!
'
General t r e a s u r y
July
July
July
Julv
__
2, 1923
2, 1923
2, 1923
2, 1923
ELMIRA, N . Y
General t r e a s u r y
D e c . 31, 1923
$909, 582
527, 798
487, 573
102
40,123
381, 784
297,846
83,938
1, 586, 557
848,347
843,832
'887
2,166
1,462
431, 534
431,179
355
306, 676
1, 539, 487
576, 772
333, 267
30
215, 305
28,170
962, 715
873, 567
89,148
2, 374, 807
368, 279
64, 538
201
303,540
1,310, 886
574, 252
481, 536
85, 995
6, 721
736, 634
684, 328
530
51, 727
49
67, 471
2,885
2,785
100
487, 619
435, 412
180,869
254, 543
64, 586
61, 286
2,300
1,000
52, 207
41,478
153
10, 543
33
2,019.800
1,992,890
606,316
373, 759
306, 676
YORK, PA
J a n . 7, 1924
J a n . 7, 1924
J a n . 7, 1924
161
„_
$1, 970, 348
975, 795
962, 522
12,848
425
994, 553
993,294
1,259
1
$233, 812
99, 735
98, 488 I
1,247
134,077
132,982
1,095
20, 082 !
4,103 1
15, 979 |
1, 986, 446
1,885, 516
100,930
814, 607 I
808, 567 1
$3,113, 742
1, 603, 328
1, 548, 583
14,197
40, 548
1,510,414
1, 424,122
86, 292
5,500,851
1, 793, 398
1,241,637
1,118
521,011 1
29, 632
1,414,331 1
1, 308, 849
105,482 I
2, 293,122 j
1,885,516
407, 606 1
$221, 248
218, 894
218, 691
203
$2, 508,410
1,184, 526
1,179,110
5,416
2, 354
1, 323, 884
1, 323, 884
2, 354
$384 084
199, 908
150, 782
8,578
40, 548
184,176
100,238
83, 938
1, 748, 327
555, 605
193, 483
625
361, 497
3,141,015
739,138
584, 210
493
154, 435
329,081
313,031
16,050
863,641
732,013
131,628
972, 396
906, 670
65,726
1,429, 481
1,153, 503
275, 978
1, 865, 976
1, 012, 549
665,190
340, 638
6,721
853, 427
787, 092
2,983
63, 270
82
433, 332
151, 960
73,105
78,855
281, 372
235,034
539
45, 762
37
1,191. 824
633, 789
580,900
51, 783
1,106
558,035
548, 528
2,444
7,018
45
240,820
226,800
11,185
210,000
5,615
14,020
3,530
3.440, 723
3,175, 216 1
434,098
425,244
2, 288, 308
2,170,427
718,317
579,545
611, 509
498, 655
463, 944
5.079
29, 632
112, 854
89,148
23, 706
10,490
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
162
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923.
-
i
1
2,000
20, 576
4,334
!
!
NEWTON, MASS
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
163
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
.
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!
1
I
C i t y corporation
.
J u n e 30, 1923
J u n e 30, 1923
J u n e 30, 1923
Sinking funds
School district
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund.._
. .
J u n e 30, 1923
J u n e 30, 1923
MCKEESPORT, P A .
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
General t r e a s u r y
_
. J a n . 7, 1924
J a n . 7, 1924
J a n . 7, 1924
J u l y 2, 1923
J u l y 2, 1923
N E W CASTLE, P A
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
School district
J a n . 7, 1924
J a n . 7, 1924
J a n . 7, 1924
Sinking fund
I n v e s t m e n t fund
J u l y 2, 1923
J u l y 2, 1923
J u l y 2, 1923
DECATUR, I I I
_._
C i t y corporation
Sinking fund
Private trust funds
1
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
_ l Apr.
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
1
3,955
26, 902
"~2~085~
3, 444, 622
3, 374, 867
594
2, 752, 525
2, 517, 382
63, 087
3,888
2,186
5,692
218, 825
350
10, 241
35
706, 320
702,124
9
2,391,401
1, 509,258
1,438,837
70,364
57
882,143
875,367
6,776
2,139,329
1,819,643
1,544, 727
231,367
43, 549
319, 686
59, 986
259, 700
1, 777,893
1,180,177
998,183
181,994
1, 547,958
745, 209
738,595
5,512
1,102
802, 749
798,849
3,900
218,471
177,063
140,130
32, 796
4,137
41,408
621,536
75,088
62,490
11,692
906
546,448
41,345
139, 245
1,314, 574
553, 598
489,167
64,431
660,023
276,028
272,602
578
2,848
383,995
309,929
73, 519
547
569, 754
258, 693
209, 270
49,423
1,021, 623
846,809
644,438
30, 725
156,605
15,029
12
!
B A Y CITY, M I C H
166,533
35,708
3,414
760,976
760,418
558
1, 559, 525
891, 249
874,917
1,735
4, 266
10,331
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
6,974 j
84,230 |
18,308
15,343 [
1,880
M.S03
17,400
5,628
4,334
27,107
2,574,054
2,274, 683
6, 903, 467
6, 594, 373
603
5,692
283,198
6,717
12,838
46
396,473
392,136
15
3, 932, 940
3,927,554
588
1,838
1,530
954
4,798
6,308, 623
4, 509,078
3,981,747
483, 725
43,606
1, 799, 545
1,486,354
313,191
1, 715,471
1,473, 529
1,287,329
167,913
18, 287
241, 942
131,682
110,260
3,390, 535
2,153,118
2,053, 555
99,563
2,387, 965
997,360
941,215
50,000
6,145
1,390,605
1, 206,115
184,490
387,433
17,280
16,130
1, 718,164
761,120
760,073
1,150
370,153
207,663
162,490
1,047
957,044
957,044
652, 933
324,590
235,517
86,225
2,848
328,343
300, 759
25,427
2,157
1,669,967
658,536
630,907
27,629
221,451
105,193
104, 615
578
311,061
288,538
20,913
1,610
2, 544, 351
1,088,319
971,039
114,432
2,848
1,456,032
1,358,885
94,990
2,157
1,011,431
961,868
49,563
116,258
96,258
20,000
127,443
113,849
32, 728
8,801
61,090
10,695
535
2^708,591 I
1,851,907
1,552,083
41,261
221,961
36,055
547 II
370,678
334,264
121,086
5,837
192,961
13,833
1,375,356
806,155
760,367
35,341
962, 557
711,488
670,630
83
29,000
11,775
1,286
2,479
411
11
597, 716
551,001
46, 715
OS
1
168, 533
35, 708
27, 945
4,334
28, 987
547
1, 237,417
1,059,486
177,931
10,447
5,692
281,360
389
11,884
46
1,202,617
882,431
640,863
216.249
25,319
320,186
295,186
25,000
282,368
218,960
165,012
50,000
3,948
63,408
41,408
22,000
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 , 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 :
1923—
Continued
to
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 14)
a
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
Nonrevenue
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year l
Cash on
hand at
close of year
PAYMENTS
Governmen- j Nongoverntal-cost
mental-cost
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
166
School district
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
167
3
DECATUR, III.—Continued.
OAK
PARK,
III
__ _
_
!
_
June
_ June
June
June
30,
30,
30,
30,
1923
1923.
1923
1923
._
C i t y corporation
Dec.
Dec.
May
Dec.
Dec.
L i b r a r y 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 _ _
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, Dec. 31, 1923
31,1>2?
31, U i 3
'
1
J u n e 30, D e c . 31, 1923
J u n e 30, 1923 . -
General t r e a s u r y
General t r e a s u r y 168
General t r e a s u r y . •
169
KENOSHA,
WIS
_.
P a r k fund__
_
W a t e r fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
1 n v e s t m e n t funds
_
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
_ __ . . _ D e c .
Dec.
_. _ _
.__..__
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
1
1
!
$668,276
655,957
11,533
119
667
$174,814
114,623
59,244
2,132,485
1,080,329
1,043,076
24,382
12,658
213
1, 737, 902
1,499,037
1,468, 574
213
17, 659
1,012, 547
999,299
13,248
39,609
39,609
2,199,075
2,166,470
21
31, 506
1,078
,'
i
$856,684
778,182
76,769
119
1,614
$36,414
29,605
5,181
14
1,614
$569,201
569, 096
755, 473
400, 918
338, 283
10, 864
42,360
1,900
7, 511 1
350, 516 I
350, 042
474
4,039
4,039
4, 625, 860
2,980, 284
2,849, 933
35,459
72, 677
2,113
20,102
1, 531,206
1, 517,484
13,722
114,370
114, 370
645, 620
564,002
523, 810
8,187
18, 737
1, 900
11, 368
76, 53S
73, 608
2,930
5,080
5,080
3,109,175
1,713,425
1,674,338
27, 272
11,815
211, 249
190,153
4, 256, 312 !
4,161,875
215
81,989
1,078
11,155
163,563
163,563
2, 229,368
2, 228, 921
21
4, 937,942
3,361, 707
1,118,389
87,383
52,155
263,971
34, 742
19,595
754, 699
577,931
85, 599
37, 627
47, 364
2, 748
3, 430
947
12, 591
168,143
168,143
70, 722
70, 722
1,845,988
1,805,252
194
29,387
21,096 i
11,155
__J
._
$13,594
7,602 1
5,992
2,333, 247
1,376, 295
726,907
39, 319
619
173,126
11,486
5,495
2,165,147
1, 757, 714
318,877
56, 219
19,350
12,987
439, 548
227, 698 j
72, 605
48,064
51, 536
34, 626
3, 906
1,113 i
$251,069
179,481
71,588
o
105
871, 065
702, 857
651 785
42,125
213
8,734
142,753
137,241
5,512
25,455
25,455
1, 311, 915
1, 306, 635
5, 280
83, 835
83, 835
426
2, 506, 580
1, 223, 638
1,005,191
49, 756
4,791
217, 271
5, 933
'
1,863,381
1,769,391
194
81 989
652
11 155
1, 676,663
1, 560,138
27,599
43,952
25,379
19,595
$
H
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i—i
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HAMMOND, IND
GALVESTON, T E X
_
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1923 _
31, 1923
31, 1923__
31, 1923- . .
31, 1923
I
686,104
686,104
J u l y 31, 1923
__
General t r e a s u r y
School fund
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
Private trust fund._
172
2,285, 237
1,599,133
780, 385
766, 710
31,434
20,604
.. _
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Special a s s e s s m e n t funds
S i n k i n g 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
June
_ _ July
June
July
June
__ J u n e
30, 1923"
10, 1923
30, 1923
10, 1923
30, 1923
30, 1923
.
|
173
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923...
1923
1923
1923
1923
. . .
1923
D e c . 31, 1923
. D e c . 31, 1923
BEAUMONT, T E X
General t r e a s u r y _
School 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 fund
174
.
_.
June
_ . June
_ June
_ _ June
June
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
_
_ _ __
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
Dec.
Dec.
June
Dec.
31,
31,
30,
31,
1923
1923
1923
1923
1
...
1,039, 634
74, 530
535, 711
426,984
486,383 j
33,746
58, 000
384,709
489
3, 422, 727 |
1,006,357
959,244
1,406, 479
1,467
37,332 !
11,848
1,294,124
56,319
630,568
596,989
1,467
6, 502, 723
4, 537, 791 !
3, 271, 606 i
152
91 132
2,785
15
1,136,058
36, 043
1, 964, 932
1, 964, 850
82
1,858,370
1, 405,313
718,600
__j
i
..!
4, 051,929
3,118,577
476, 589
447, 294
696
8,773
1, 707, 650
1,438.452
5,151
257,412
1, 671, 531
1,461, 646
1,007,019
384, 018
15, 378
1,177,127
1,177,045
82
352,146
11,080
209, 885
209,885
1, 484,161
813, 210
357, 794
312, 987
170
2, 390, 218
2, 241,142
115,360
29, 219
526
3,971
82, 790
12, 719
1, 919,070
1,918,130
940
PITTSFIELD, M A S S .
General t r e a s u r y
License fund _
_
H i g h school l u n c h fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
4,219,632 [
2,704,954
1,480,421
790,564
51,483
46, 828
335, 658
1, 514, 678
1, 514,678
2,863, 714
1, 686, 587
1, 284, 523
152
2,516
1, 667, 664
1, 571, 763
392
W O O N S O C K E T . II. I - .
General treasury__
L i b r a r y fund
License fund _
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
581,517 |
413,081 i
339,435
1,024
19,635
11,801 1
41,166 i
168,456
168,456
2,409
MOUNT VERNON, N. Y
C i t y corporation
_
General t r e a s u r y
Boiler inspection fund
C o u n t y s u p e r v i s o r s ' fund
License funds
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
School district
General t r e a s u r y
._
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
1, 896, 710
898, 081
365, 533
594, 786
978
37,332
-
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
317,103 |
219,207 j
98,389
647
18,298
6,592
95,281
97,896
97,896
1,352,878
692, 760
360, 601
22, 830
414
14,423
294,492
660,118
660,118
88,616
2,785
9,439
1,967,478 1
1,389,558
980,064 1
15 I
399,894
9,585
577,920
577,920
177,550
64,225
3,435
105,088
4,802
3, 662, 687
3, 207, 438
809, 360
668,329
1,832
956
452,140
2,153
123,718
15, 481
1,453,493
1,423, 246
8,615
11, 729
9,903
235,475
234,441
110
924
1,099,759
1,099,759
944,730
627,707
302,155
29,034
17,854
38,287
240,377
317,023
317,023
1, 529,684
925,985
324,269
279,430
598,919
24,053
4,407
530,060
2,957,799 1
1,858,040
1,079,877
760,883
15, 331
1,949
37,332
3,067
8,781
9, 592
3,332, 510
1,932,837
1, 681,024
152
81, 540
666,362
10, 759
453, 057
453,057
164,052
6,069
1, 399, 873
1, 399, 673
1,311, 843
1,199, 641
871, 982
2,785
15
305, 644
19,215
112, 202
112,120
82
6, 635
1, 670,875
1,195, 523
325,439
149,913 1
I
!
673,404
484, 602
145,999
39,969
696
2,138
6,139,711
5, 447, 530
2 224
956
658, 648
30, 353
655, 204
423,719
2,191
1, 879, 565 1
1,870, 867 j
33
3, 604,942
3,152,944
212,930
16, 364
8,665 j
3, 608, 038
3, 575,817
9,555
11, 839
10, 827 1
259, 849
257, 673
240
1,936
1,802,443
1,801, 503
940
1
g
956
445,718
5,324
1, 545, 746
1, 516, 641
8, 615
11, 599
8,891
to
TABLE
2.—SUMMARY
OP 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 :
1923—
Continued
I For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 14]
CITY,
AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
Date of close of fiscal year
Revenue
C.i<h nn
handa?
beginning
Nonrevenue I
of year
!! Aggregate of
II receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year *
Cash on
hand at
close of year
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
176
$1,984,645
1,801,199
129,694
5,869 ,
PERTH AMBOY, N. J
School fund
F i r e m e n ' s relief fund
License fund M u n i c i p a l court fund
Sinking fund .
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
177
.
MONTGOMERY, ALA
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
-_. Dec.
Dec.
_._
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Special assessment f u n d .
Sinking fund
Public trust 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 .
Sinking fund
Public trust fund. MEDFORD, MASS
1
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 fund
44,765
3,118
J u n e 30, 1923
D e c . 31, 1923
STOCKTON, C A L I F . _
179
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
.
General t r e a s u r y
Library fund. .
178
31,
30,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
I
1
.
1
|
--
-
_-
D e c . 31,
D e c . 31,
D e c . 31,
-- Dec. 31,
D e c . 31,
1 D e c . 31,
1923
1923 1923
1923
1923
1923
_
$491,278
426,938
44, 284
1. 258
10, 160
741,785
4, 520
1,191,956 '
1,191, 111
845
565,340 1
559, 840
5, 500
2, 629,928
1, 6844 956
1, 257,323
416,472
207, 246
206, 482
58,190
ii, i6i
- - J u n e 30, 1923
| J u n e 30, 1923
J u n e 30, 1923
$3, 710. 582
2,562,619
390,240
944,972
803,639
141,195 _-_
138
2,051,504
2,034,860
307
12,504
3,833
64,725
7,160
76,407
764
764
V"-
1, 833, 422
1,730,112
3,556
70,028
22, 476
7,250
$477, 732
387, 355
61,183
18,815
1,041
$6,186, 505 (
4, 790, 756
564,218
5,869 1
1,458
10,160
805,365
8,679
28,865
129
8, 550
114,020 !
113,505 |
515
1,871,316
1,864,456
6, 860
117,403
116,847
556
937, 095
930, 791
6,304
816,818
816,818
5,026, 982
3, 264, 684
2, 671,157
416,472
69,400
27,944
79,711 |
1,762, 298
1, 498, 725 !
261,161 1
2, 412
1, 589,732
1, 337,639
1, 309, 850
3,083,715
1, 628,196
1,198, 582
416,472
353,535
298,849
162,725
4,470,774
4, 337,155
3, 863
91,983
4,090
22,476
11,207 1
668, 467
657,528
200
2,189,808
1, 373, 246
1, 355,644
4,675
9,623 1
3,304
816,562
694, 322 1
119,966 j
2,274
585,848 1
572,183
9,451 1
257 j
3,957 1
$1, 993, 476
1,476,022
503, 035
5,869
200
4,675
14, 802
8,312
252,093
122,266
127,415
2,412
6, 437
251
4,251
$3, 715, 297
2, 927, 379
1,258
10,160
776, 500
64,725
13,142
1,455, 519
1, 375,695
79,824
2, 224,074
2, 223,767
307
71 399
54,686
764
53,922
1,578, 233
1, 455,860
3,556
85,546
3,839
22,476
6,956
LIMA, OHIO
181
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
. Dec.
_..|
|
!
'
1
1
LEXINGTON, K Y
___
_ _
GREENSBORO, N. C
30,
30,
30,
30,
1923
1923
1923
1923
._.
31,
30,
31,
31,
30,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923
_. ._
1923
1923
t
Dec. 31, 1923
1923
1923.
|
1923
._
Dec.
June
Dec.
__ _ D e c .
June
. _ Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
__
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking funds
Public trust fund.
M a y 31, 1923..M a y 31, 1923
_ _ M a y 31, 1923
1
1
1
PUEBLO, COLO
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
L i b r a r y fund
Water funds
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
School d i s t r i c t . . . ._
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking funds _
I n v e s t m e n t funds
_
_
_
_
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923...
1923
1923
1923.
1923
J u n e 30, 1923
J u n e 30, 1923
J u n e 30. 1923
j
1
!
1
1, 395,861
745,572
664,017
2,609
2,885,693 1
2, 211,138
1,877,914
8,971
9,203
312,459
2,591
1,120,036
1,035, 303
414,283
1,000
886,213 II
696,843
663,595 !
183 I
!
723, 293
1,270
3,120
574, 360
574, 360
31,333 1
500 1
1,232
189,370
189,370
1,303,417
655 926
535, 074
120, 852
647, 491
538,120
12, 864
96, 416
91
659, 886
655, 390
548, 447
106, 943
4,496
3,223
36
1, 237
937,076 1
403,355 1
140,766
262,589
533,721
478,962
893 1
50,332
3,534
2, 900, 379
1,714,671
1, 224, 287
490, 384
1,185,708 [
1,020, 305
13,793
147,985
3,625
463, 406
290,774
89,712
201,062
172,632
93,814
3,467
72,726
2,625
2,079,344
1,086,422
1,001,222
85, 200
992,922
920,286
10,314
61, 322
1,000
357,629
337,475
133,353
204,122
20,154
6,205
12
13,937
1, 257, 099
1,154, 111
72, 478
2, 747
1, 625, 019
821, 820
514, 541
9,048
334
196, 258
20, 480
4,504
58, 034
1,106,369
694,190 |
279,656
403
830,650
601,367
41,670
901
334
140,743
45, 575
1, 540,621
840, 711
573,252
9,793
1,617, 216
1,228, 043
251, 753
1,504
111, 655
5,210
831
3,988, 487
2, 670,121 1
866,675
12,198
334
316,834 1
58, 762
4,698
58,865
64,436
7,977
4,698
58,805
1,127, 797
972, 363
154,929
505
2, 378, 682
2,187, 299
190, 986
397
340,656
287,693
51,084
1,879
3,847,135
3,447, 355
396,999 1
2,781 j
424,350
320, 511
103,238
601
2,660,553
2, 659,800
753
762,232
467, 044
293, 008
2,180
2, 000, 734
1,427, 204
672,978
837
351, 633
386,457
14, 634
665
573, 530
548,989
24, 380
161
2,146, 618
1,675,684
850, 632
9,000
551, 580
252,135
10,657
1,680
470, 934
306, 385
168,420
121,701
71,136
4, 315, 772
198, 950
142,811
3, 224, 589 1
84, 310
1, 594, 746
9,837
2,875
906, 517
46,687
673,684
8, 939
35, 460
4,345
1, 091,183 ~56,139
894,482 i
44,812 [
31, 991
11, 327
164, 710 1
645,847 :
635, 645
10 202
30, 1923
30, 1923
5,401,590
3,992,013
2, 956, 214
12,580
9,203
1,005,803
3,861
4,352
1, 409,577
1, 399, 375
10, 202
2,986,071
2,411,711
1, 672, 462
11, 566
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..:
CHARLESTON, W. V A
General t r e a s u r y
School fund
L i b r a r y fund
Cash in transit
Sinking funds
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
183
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923.
A u g . 31, 1923
Aug. 31, 1923
C i t y corporation
. _
General treasui y
June
Sinking funds . . .
June
School district
... General t r e a s u r y _ _ _ _
June
L i b r a r y fund
June
Sinking funds
. . __ - J u n e
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
June
182
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
i
i
!
!
1,529,306
883,459
620,157
831
9,203
251,177
2,091
_.
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Library fund.
Fee a n d special 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
School district
General t r e a s u r y
Fee a n d special fund
_
15, 893
11, 676
194
i Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
164. 549
*104,683 j
26,606
3,304
35,092
10,169 !
2,000 ]
46,719 1
39,108 1
7,611 1
77,746
1,200
650, 289
650, 289
674,555
664, 353
10,202
60
|
2, 271, 708
1,650,972
985,612
9,837
365, 080
285, 059
5, 384
620, 736
605,252 |
15,484
I
615,598
1,270
3,152
84,733
84,733
1,845,114
1, 430,806
524,824
538, 562
341,938
21,137
4,345
414, 308
244,418
5,180
164,710
to
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TABLE 2.—SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS, PAYMENTS, AND CASH BALANCES, BY DIVISIONS AND FUNDS
OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT:
1923—
Continued
to
00
IFor a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 14]
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c
CITY, A N D 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
leceipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year 1
Cash on
hand at
close of year
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
185
SALEM, M A S S
General t r e a s u r y
L i b r a r y fund
Waterfund..
S i n k i n g fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
186
MADISON,
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
188
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
Dec.
___ June
Dec.
Dec.
June
June
Dec.
31,
30,
31,
31,
30,
30,
31,
1923
1923
1923
_
1923
D e c . 31, 1923
D e c . 31, 1923
1923
_.
1
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EVERETT, MASS
BUTTE, M O N T
_
_.
1
_
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, 1932
31, 1923
31, 1923__
31, 1923
31,1923
.___'
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
School d i s t r i c t
General treasury
Sinking f u n d . . .
A p r . 30, 1923"
A p r . 30, 1923
A p r . 30, 1923
J u n e 30, 1923
J u n e 30, 1923
$194, 274
187, 750
333
1,225
8,772
3,082
2, 932,203
1,478,057
1,261,958
1,981,317
1,938,793
211
2, 231,376
1,896, 585
2,410
70,000
207,130
41
20, 620
34, 590
J
__'
_
_.
$2,123, 288
2, 038, 223
30, 564
8,334
1,955
1,031
34,409
2,754,994
2, 278, 364
75,602
897
389,047
9,228
1,856
17,313
25,000
. _
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y . .
$2,205, 329
2,186, 060
1, 010
4,022
152
228
12, 755
1,102
___
WIS
General treasury _
School f u n d s
_
187
Dec.
_ _ . Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
1,188,695
757,021
625,945
119,083
11,993
431,674
401,470
30,204
143,613
19,381
12, 500
16,694
559,802
524, 271
463, 305
60,966
35, 531
35, 531
35
1,849
$4, 522,891
4, 412, 033
31,907
13, 581
2,107
1,294
49,013
1,102
11, 854
889,458
495,919 1
41,441
912
285,331
15,855
6, 526,655
4, 252,340
1, 379, 001
1,809
817,991
44, 464 !
14, 356
16,694
596,666
554, 575
$272,066
261, 202
2,346
10
273
4, 501
$1, 931,929
1,871, 353
28, 551
11,028
152
20,845
3,734
$2, 318,896
2, 279,478
1,010
2,543
1,955
1,021
23, 667
1,102
8,120
1, 046, 050
676,223
85, 593
1,074
271, 732
11,428
2,848, 393
1, 767,912
937,854
735
137,145
4,747
2,632, 212
1,808, 205
355, 554
386,413
223,143
2, 288,139
2, 287, 928
211
2,134,807
1,878,882
2,410
4,325
4,809, 359
4,389,953
2,621
70,000
262,209
25,041
20,620
38,915
232,544
214,296
98,339
83,485
32,472
18, 248
5,547
12,701 !
1,981,041
1,495,588
1,187, 589
202, 568
105,431
485,453
442, 548
42,905
200,395
180, 047
110,885
65,118
4,044
20, 348
4,085
16,263
37,766
70,000
63,227
90
409,114
28, 289
14, 356
16,694
198,982
24,951
20,620
8,962
29,953
1,105,658
693,938
597, 598
91,450
4,890
411,720
396,400
15,320
674,988
621,603
479,106
46,000
96,497
53,385
42,063
11,322
>
a
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to
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to
FiTCHBttRG, MASS
General treasury
Hospital fund.
Library fund
License fund
Sinking funds
Public trust funds—.
Private trust funds..
>
EAST CHICAGO, IND
_.
City corporation
General treasury
Special assessment funds.
Sinking fund
Private trust funds
School district
General treasury
SAN JOSE, CALIF
City corporation
General treasury
Special assessment fundSinking fund
Public trust fund _
Investment fund
Private trust funds
School district.
General treasury
Sinking fund
WILLTAMSPOKT, P A . . _
City corporation
General treasury
Annexed territory fundSinking fund
Investment fund
School district
General treasury
Sinking fund
Public trust fund
W E S T HOBOKEN, N . J
General treasury
School fund
Firemen's relief fund..
License fund
Municipal court fund.
Sinking fund
Public trust fund
1
I
Nov. 30, 1923..
N o v . 30, 1923..
N o v . 30, 1923..
N o v . 30, 1923..
N o v . 30, 1923..
N o v . 30, 1923..
N o v . 30, 1923.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
2,045,796
1,949,095
70,015
602
5,835
20, 249
1,829, 627
1,197, 246
610,492
571,176
15, 578
632, 381
632,381
July 31, 1923..
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
30, 1923..
30, 1923..
30, 1923..
30, 1923..
30, 1923..
30, 1923..
!, 809, 361
., 912, 471
612, 212
, 295, 840
1,688
2,731
June 30, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7, 19247, 1924..
7, 19247, 1924-
801,383
95, 507
1,191, 557
593, 272
590, 764
2,295
213
598, 285
594,611
2,952
722
July 2, 1923.
July 2, 1923.
July 2, 1923.
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
30,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1,044, 836
796, 398
219,929
2,603
72
19, 763
6,071
4,868, 530 |
4,387,833
112, 576
1,173
8,170
284,529 i
30, 551
358,454 f
354,934
316
5
2,190,549 1
2,072,816
112,260
567 1
2,410, 591
2,139,143
42, 353
529
8,170
175, 541
6,012
38, 843
412,143
299, 595
208
42
393, 874
393, 490
91,347
2,859,199
1,927,543
922,097
592, 265
63, 415
349,766
931,656
931, 656
633,241
283,031 !
151,411
29,189
40,415
62,016
350,210
350,210
1,791,477
1,242,415
692,456
549,959
7,702
294,441
384
384
635,698
336, 807
220, 258
21,089
40,135
55,325
298,891
298, 891
148,007
102, 950
54, 730
159,321
117,999
116, 354
3,116,689 1
2,133,420 |
783, 296
1, 295, 840
22,925
6,319
22, 943
2,097
983, 269
880, 707
102, 562
265,807
177,485
174,124
2, 645, 205
1, 796,788
499,835
1, 295,840
1, 764, 553
997, 573
886, 914
3,536
99, 234
7,889 1
766,980 1
619, 713 i
143, 457 !
3,810 |
377,165
221, 881
155, 366
2,476, 792 !
1,678, 919 1
687, 093 |
2,603
798
1,702
70, 739 j
34, 938 |l
259,131
32,159
148,660
22,925
3,319
20, 212
1,764
45,057
45,057
103,153
4,290
4,855
1,312
333
41,322
34,267
7,055
314,145
243,311
186, 397
3,536
51, 878
1,500
70, 834
12, 471
58, 363
258, 851
160, 990
109, 753
1, 255,194
802, 897
388, 540
176, 762
79, 624
78, 624
726
1,702
46,329
15,000
45, 061
6,176
97,861
12, 631
82,142
3,088
4,647
13,867
'
1,826
1,025
348
3,025
336
88,322
81,023
7,299
60,108
-M07
156,284
49,047
103,894
2,343
60,739
17,573
4,906
549,062
549,062
1,113
848,417
799, 684
48,733
2,319,527
1,960,083
601
8,170
282, 703
24,620
43,350
434, 481
402,097
78,230
13,117
23,000
287, 750
32,384
32,384
205, 677
159,147
109, 337
22, 925
2,181
22,943
1,761
46, 530
46, 530
1,149,131
666, 785
641,42?
3,536
20, 343
1,482
482, 346
444,816
36,063
1,467
238, 257
108, 907
90,124
1,191,969
645,823
526,106
2,603
72
1, 025, 092
1,000, i)37
12, 327
18, 783
129, 350
125. 850
3,500
726
1, 702
10, 000
17,365
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
to
CD
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 OF M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1923-
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 the n u m b e r assigned t o each, see p . 11. F o r a text discussion of t h i s table, see p . 14]
a
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CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
OF
D a t e of close of fiscal year
Revenue
Nonrevenue
C a s h on
h a n d at
beginning
of year
Aggregate of
receipts a n d
cash on h a n d
at beginning
of year l
C a s h on
h a n d at
close of year
PAYMENTS
Governmental- cost
Nongovernmental-cost
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 to 50,000—Continued
I
EVANSTON, 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
P a r k fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds..
Investment fund...
School district
General t r e a s u r y . . .
P a r k district
General treasury._.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1923.
31,1923..
31,1923..
31,1923..
31, 1923.
J u n e 30, 1923.
"Aprr30,"l923."
HAMILTON, OHIO....
C ity corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Fee 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 f u n d .
Sinking funds.
_
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
A u g . 31, 1923.
A u g . 31, 1923.
A u g . 31, 1923.
BROOKLINE, M A S S
General t r e a s u r y . . .
License fund
Public trust funds.
Investment fund...
Private trust fund.
197
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
JAMESTOWN, N. Y
C i t y corporation . . .
General t r e a s u r y . _ _
Public trust funds.
F e b . 28, 1923.
F e b . 28, 1923.
192,107
140,982
106,452
5,083
2,823
26,504
120
043,468
043,468
7,657
7,657
$1,420,479
567,906
521,162
39, 632
11
7,101
$238, 672
143, 732
133,177
986
4,745
4,824
852, 573
852, 573
92,415
92, 415
2,525
2,525
077, 231
828,627
503, 670
19, 769
298,411
6, 77*/
248, 604
242, 862
5,396
346
1, 899,052
1, 671, 859
1,198,326
252, 456
176,595
138, 671
473, 533
34, 345
3,579
75,861
50, 399
2,734,255
2,728,027
343
5,885
2,199,967
1, 418,692
1,411,874
6,818
227,193
189, 832
37, 361
25, 462
1, 633,482
1, 597, 062
4,002
1,014
28,041
3,363
384,923
378, 771
2,112, 427
1, 330, 693
1,328,151
2,542
430,079
393,125
385, 687
7,438
$3,851, 258
1,852,620
1, 760, 791
45, 701
7,579
38, 429
120
1,988,456
1, 988, 456
10,182
10,182
$771,970
210, 686
198, 692
2, 598
4, 234
5,162
$2, 743, 207
1, 451, 335
1,398,573
43,078
1,005,
8,679
559, 956
559, 956
1,328
1,328
1,283,018
1, 283, 018
8,854
8, 854
4,228, 739
3, 677, 081
2, 840, 667
19, 769
806,289
10,356
551, 658
483, 093
5,396
63,169
810, 765
809, 016
758, 002
2,172, 940
1, 787, 324
1, 539, 442
19, 769
219, 398
8,715
385, 616
350, 801
5, 396
29, 419
4, 752, 660
4, 703, 860
4,345
9,225
28,041
7,189
219, 682
211, 995
4, 742,473
3,142, 510
3,125, 712
16, 798
1,097,991
367, 059
360, 228
6,831
49, 373
1,041
1,749
768
981
2,873
$336, 081
190, 599
163, 526
25
2,340
24, 588
120
145, 482
145, 482
1,245,034
1,080, 741
543, 223
537, 518
164,293
m 131, 524
32, 769
2, 969, 280
2, 967, 229
343
1,708
1. 563, 698
1, 524, 636
4,002
4,644
28, 041
2,375
2, 282, 770
1,458, 510
1, 456, 585
1,925
1, 361, 712
1, 316,941
1, 308,899
8,042
4,814
School district
General treasury
Public trust fund
County supervisors' fund.
General treasury
July 31, 1923.
July 31, 1923.
Feb. 28, 1923.
SPRINGFIELD, M O
City corporation.__
General treasury
Special assessment fundSinking fund
Public trust fund
Private trust fund
School district
General treasury
_.
Sinking fund
199
200
June 30, 1923.
June30, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
June 30. 1923.
June 30, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
WACO, T E X
General treasury.__
School fund
Library fund _
Park fund
Water fund
Cemetery fund
Cash in transit
Sinking fund
Investment funds..
Private trust fund.
Mar. 31, 1923..
Aug. 31, 1923..
Dec. 31. 1923..
Sept. 30.1923..
Mar. 31, 1923..
Mar. 31, 1923..
Mar. 31, 1923..
Mar. 31, 1923..
Mar. 31, 1923..
Mar. 31, 1923..
MUSKEGON, MICH
City corporation
General treasury
Sinking fund
Public trust fund
Investment funds
Private trust fund
School district
General treasury
Public trust f u n d s . . .
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
June 30, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
201 LORAIN, OHIO
City corporation
General treasury
Dec. 31, 1923.
Fee and special fund.
Dec. 31, 1923.
Library fund
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
Sinking funds
Dec. 31, 1923.
Public trust funds
Dec. 31, 1923.
Private trust funds...
School district
General treasury
Aug. 31, 1923.
Fee and special fund.
A u g . 31, 1923.
Sinkingfund..
A u g . 31, 1923.
i Also the aggregate of paymentsjand cash on hand at the close ofit:
749,977
749,407
570
31, 298
31, 298
779, 933
779, 933
961,822
463, 721
431,457
19, 545
12, 719
137,427
13, 300
9,018
498,101
453, 475
44. 626
1, 467,918
895,340
163, 657
1,922
551
188, 340
15,443
201,633
1,032
1,986, 638
1,112,162
889,688
208,356
14,118
874,476
654,395
220, 081
1,889,535
1,193, 539
873, 297
10, 527
698
297, 214
11, 803
695,996
554,115
10,192
131, 689
36,954
36,873
81
1, 566,864
1, 566, 213
651
33,099
33,099
730,932
730, 861
71
791, 653
791, 348
305
32, 607
32, 607
44,275
44,004
275
492
477,118
85,981
83, 527
1,576,367
563, 002
524, 002
19, 545
14, 532
1,200
3,723
1, 013, 365
954, 039
59, 326
398, 494
93, 223
90, 793
1,157, 707
451, 730
428,164
19, 545
4,021
20,166
18,049
5,045
3, 804, 044
1, 358,124
' 799,984
19, 349
49,480
201, 548
23, 267
9,893
1, 328, 619
6,527
7,253
1, 215,832
441, 678
13,367
3,002
1,023
5,696
7,164
9,893
730,198
3, 867, 035
2, 699,107
2,449,073
209, 993
14,118
10,137
15, 786
1,167, 928
826, 220
341, 708
153, 872
103, 638
81,952
21,058
4, 001, 728
2, 747, 240
1, 914, 087
10, 527
16,985
753, 907
42, 098
9,636
1, 254,488
1,103, 836
10,192
140,460
872, 349
526, 933
365, 934
1,801
1,801
1,813
1,200
3,082
124,127
124,127
641
391,137
376, 437
14, 700
1, 343, 990
64, 212
358, 362
14,939
42, 968
4,645
4,015
9,893
837, 340
5,495
2,121
992,136
398, 572
277,965
2,488
5, 961
8,563
3,809
1,639,576
1, 466, 598
1,440,619
1,637
240,821
120, 347
118, 766
289, 646
5,132
10,137
14, 205
172,978
64, 054
108, 924
1,581
120,474
107, 771
12, 703
1,184, 672
1,030, 626
635, 232
927, 521
523,075
405, 558
11, 880
379, 225
235
4,054
154, 046
154, 046
4,407
77,468
30, 060
5,582
404, 446
395, 675
8.771
1, 511
919
305, 271
246, 435
58,836
705, 977
705, 977
5,402
108,326
38, 009
9,262
345,416
337, 348
8,068
9,000
1,200
2,804
2,117
1,627
490
1, 684,803
533, 289
760,197
16, 347
39, 242
148, 962
16,103
903, 409
383,157
26,420
170, 663
427, 758
6,527
3,442
3,811
628
50, 234
25, 721
24, 513
492
2, 260, 320
1, 402,177
1, 283,127
119, 050
858,143
697,991
160,152
2, 012, 795
1,182,474
953,381
10, 527
11, 552
202,925
4,089
9,215
46,890
1, 452,843
1,193, 292
1,083,994
69,885
14,118
10,137
15,158
259, 551
102, 508
157,043
1,116, 584
1, 037, 833
594, 772
31
442, 656
374
830,321
719, 737
10,192
100,392
78, 751
46, 751
32,000
CO
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
GOVERNMENT:
1923-
Continued
CO
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 14]
a
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year
Date of close of fiscal year
Revenue
O
Nonrevenue
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year 1
Cash on
hand at
close of year
PAYMENTS
Governrnental-cost
Nongovernmental-cost
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,0C0—Continued
3
202
MUNCIE, IND
City corporation
____
General treasury
Special assessment fund.
Library cash fund
Cemetery fund
Sinking funds
Public trust funds
Private trust funds
School district
General treasury
Sinking fund
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 192331, 1923.
31, 1923.
31, 1923.
31, 1923.
31, 1923.
31, 1923.
July 31, 1923..
July 31, 1923..
PONTIAC, MICH
City corporation
General treasury._
Sinking funds
Public trust fund..
Investment funds _
School district
General treasury._
Sinking fund
CHICOPEE, MASS
General treasury
License fund
Public trust funds...
Private trust funds..
205
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
June 30, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
30, 1923..
30, 1923..
30, 1923..
30, 1923.
JOLIET, I I I
City corporation
General treasury...
Public trust funds..
Investment funds _.
School district
General treasury. _.
Dec. 31, 1923
May 31, Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923
June 30, 1923.
$1,891,835
1,195, 608
411,236
673,047
806
27,932
55,750
26,837
696,227
631,815
64,412
$210, 838
188, 803
76,350
51
15,903
2,182
3,991
90, 326
22, 035
22,035
$509, 800
154,409
80, 294
829
180
3,411
22,482
30, 503
16, 710
355,391
340, 864
14, 527
$2, 612,473
1, 538,820
567,880
673,876
1,037
47, 246
80,414
61,331
107, 036
1, 073, 653
994,714
78, 939
$528,485
198,142
87, 912
2,752
229
1,546
44, 527
42,108
19, 068
330.343
315, 384
14, 959
$1, 864, 663
1,153, 388
415,383
671,124
407
42, 615
20, 887
2,972
4, 992,810
3, 743, 699
3, 218, 326
. 434,693
7,529
83,151
1, 249, 111
1,212, 373
36, 738
797, 683
795,924
688.344
106, 880
400
300
1,759
1,321
438
1, 851,140
1,116, 434
953, 771
161,885
40
738
734, 706
734, 706
2, 343, 987
1, 831, 341
1, 576, 211
165, 928
7,089
82,113
512, 646
476,346
36, 300
131, 959
49, 692
1, 958, 833
1,957,210
854
769
1,241,106
1,220,511
3,909
11,791
55, 325
3, 331, 898
3, 227, 413
4,763
12, 832
86,890
326, 853
163, 848
155, 843
7,948
57
163,005
163, 005
2, 736, 991
1,411,353
1, 361, 700
38, 962
10, 691
1,309,824
1,309,824
216, 577
185/261
174,411
10,829
21
30,976
30, 976
1, 924, 904
966, 457
957, 958
8,499
595, 510
259, 635
229,331
19, 634
10, 670
331, 780
331, 780
2,136,917
1,336,302
1,331,149
80
160
4,913
800, 615
787, 586
13,029
2, 254, 348
1, 809, 561
1,408, 830
321,066
1,427
78, 238
444,787
424, 787
20, 000
601, 545
597, 836
478, 347
113, 547
5,942
1, 861, 281
1,859,386
854
1,041
1, 367, 916
1, 332,442
3,909
102, 701
35, 585
3,709
~3,~709~
31,565 j
1, 733, 798
895,836
886,133
5,098
4,605
826, 243
826, 243
676,340
351,669
319,724
25,916
6,029
320,576
320,576
!
S
i
I
I
12, 063
70,204
711, 275
657, 295
53, 980
$219, 325
187, 290
64,585
401
3,085
15, 000
16, 251
87, 968
32, 035
22, 035
10, 000
16, 686
947,068
947, 068
>
a
>
ui
H
H-l
Q
w
o
P a r k district
General treasury
C O L U M B I A , S. C
City corporation..
General t r e a s u r y . . .
S i n k i n g funds
Public trust funds..
Private trust fund..
School district
General t r e a s u r y . . .
S i n k i n g fund
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
Dec.
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
June
Dec.
31, 1923
31,1923
30, 1923
31,1923
31, 1923
30, D e c . 31,1923.
31,1923
DUBUQUE, IOWA
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y . . .
L i b r a r y cash f u n d . .
Sinkingfund
Public trust funds..
Investment fund...
Private trust fund.
School district
General treasury _..
209
BATTLE CREEK,
210
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, D e c . 31, 1923.
31, 1 9 2 3 . . . .
31, 1923
M a r . 20, 1923.
M a r . 20, 1923.
1
, 173,104
690, 725
659, 051
31,674
322,807
288, 789
34,018
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
J u n e 30, 1923.
15,814
15,814
340 |
340
482, 379
461, 572
20,807
152, 021
134,430
91, 292
42,485
359
294
17, 591
8,826
8,765
2, 641, 529
1, 818, 752
1, 639, 586
173, 225
5,647
294
822, 777
759,187
63, 590
534,041
339, 222
218, 790
119,665
473
294
194,819
194,479
1,452, 079
1,120, 231
77,164
76,118
27, 535
141, 342
7,510
2,179
1, 828, 369
767, 489
264, 266
15, 710
279,183
839, 389
232, 249
8,790
2,497
5,020
3, 544, 714
1, 903,430
77,164
1,147, 756
36, 325
143, 839
45, 294
190,906
1,496, 076
965, 641
872,126
545
77,109
15, 639
222
1, 385, 840
600,141
511, 479
530,435
530, 435
785, 699
785, 699
1, 544, 746
761, 381
761, 381
783,365
781, 750
1,615
J u l y 15, 1923..
J u l y 15, 1923..
AURORA, 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 fund
Public trust funds..
Investment fund...
School district
General t r e a s u r y . . .
1, 316, 404
993, 597
889, 243
99,066
5,288
J u n e 30, 1923.
MICH
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 . _
P u b l i c t r u s t fund -
4,095
4,095
J u n e 30,1923.
J u n e 30,1923.
SUPERIOR, W I S
General treasury
Special assessment f u n d . .
School funds
L i b r a r y fund
S i n k i n g 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
11,719
11,719
I J u n e 30,1923.
1, 305, 541
825. 726
802,103
15, 721
938
4,414
2,550
479, 815
479,815
Also the 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 .
32,764
188, 727
324,970
214,940
213, 622
14
340 1
244, 873
9, 354
7, 754
17, 202
11, 379 |
11,379
4,095
4,095
1,305,306
924,560
907,276
16, 560
724
802,182
554,970
513, 520
37, 000
4,450
380,746
363,303
17,443
247, 212
201,405
45,807
1,756,941
632,428
77,164
899,976
26,971
96,885
23, 517
1, 508, 590
1, 271,002
2,907
39, 200
4,575
190,906
Q
2, 287,491
1,125,627
1,082, 730
416
23,419
19, 062
613, 501
504, 588
364, 283
w
108, 913
108,913
305, 894
150, 507
150, 214
143
835
110, 030
110,030
3, 206,886
1, 780, 722
1, 597, 227
559
154, 008
22, 871
5,222
835
1,426,164
1, 426,164
38
155, 387
155, 387
1,161,864
1,161,864
1, 224, 357
1, 219,168
1,104. 569
114, 599
5,189
2,044
3,145
425,969
147, 519
144, 932
2,587
278,450
277,039
1,411
3,195,072
2,128, 068
2, 010,882
117,186
1, 067, 004
1, 060, 833
6,171
486,138
229. 033
226, 558
2,475
257,105
256, 586
519
1, 508, 815
740, 072
688, 361
51, 711
768, 743
767,137
1,606
1, 200,119
1,158, 963
1,095,963
63,000
41,156
37,110
4,046
496, 882
336, 998
314, 332
358, 674
231,800
210,751
11, 654
1,594
7,801
2,161, 097
1,394, 524
1,327,186
27, 375
2,539
34,195
3,229
766, 573
766.573 1
356, 860
200, 363
193,821
6, 510
32
1, 643, 824
1,057, 571
1,020,329
20,865
160, 413
136, 590
113,036
76, 899
6,763
5,000
21, 980
679
159, 884
159,884
126,874
126,874
112
.156,497
156,497
130, 589
3,697
5,222
797
13,493
2,884
586,253
586,253
2, 507
20, 702
345
23, 823
23,823
CO
CO
TABLE
2.—SUMMARY
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 :
1923-
Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 14]
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
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year *
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year
Cash on
hand at
close of year
PAYMENTS
Governmental- cost
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
?11
$1,474, 296
678, 924
386, 500
21, 674
808
791
162, 920
99, 637
6, 551
43
WATERLOO, IOWA
City corporation. _ _
M a r . 31, 1923
General t r e a s u r v . .
M a r . 31, 1923
Special assessment fund
River front i m p r o v e m e n t fund- M a r . 31, 1923
M a r . 31, 1923
L i b r a r y cash fund__M a r . 31, 1923
W a t e r fund
_
Sinking funds
__
M a r . 31, 1923
M a r . 31, 1923.
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
M a r . 31, 1923
I n v e s t m e n t fund _ _
M a r . 31, 1923
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y .
J u n e 30, 1923
$474, 227
272, 344
100, 760
6,494
43
30
58,455
6, 997
$164,381
152,263
51,519
16,196
90
26,361
35,695
566 1
795, 372
795, 372
99, 565
201, 883
201, 883
27, 836
12,118
12,118 ]
2, 944, 348
2, 865, 390
70
2, 664
76, 224
2, 593,152
2, 357, 491
279
56, 639
178, 743
775,555 j
749,563 j
1, 723, 373
836, 304
799, 275
14, 080
11,159
11,790
887, 069
866, 032
5, 599
2, 455, 573
980,167
957, 878
4,338
14, 475
3,476
1, 475, 406
1, 406, 935
339
3,640
64, 492
129, 586 1
59,609 '
59,609 j
2, 288, 653
2,138, 341
4,921
215, 546
179,010
•
91?,
NEW
ROCHELLE, N. Y
General t r e a s u r y
License fund
C o u n t y s u p e r v i s o r s ' fund
Public trust funds... _
?13
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923
1923
1923; J a n . 31, 1924.
STAMFORD, C O N N
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Courtfund.
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
Town
General treasury
Fee f u n d . . __
P l a y g r o u n d fund
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
?,14
Dec.
_ Dec.
Dec.
. . . . Dec.
Dec.
_ _ Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
._
Sept.
__ S e p t .
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
15, 1923
15,1923
15,1923
15, 1923
30, 1923
30,1923
30,1923
30, 1923
30, 1923
TAUNTON, MASS._
General t r e a s u r y
License fund
N o v . 30,1923
N o v . 30,1923
1
14, 996
442
1, 999,179
1, 963, 717
$2,112, 904
1,103, 531
538, 779
28,168
11, 047
911
247, 736
142, 329
7,117
43
127, 401
1, 009, 373
1, 009, 373
$178, 365
122,132
24, 787
6, 313, 055
5, 972, 444
349
71, 566
268, 696
791, 420
783, 210
10, 022
83
21, 723
27, 509
344
$1, 573, 365
714, 794
419, 746
28,168
1,025
798
215, 940
42, 344
6,773
37, 664
56, 233
56, 233
858, 571
858, 571
$361,174
266,605
94, 246
30
10 073
72 476
43
89 737
94, 569
94, 569
!
12,263
13,729 |
. !
i
69,977 j
69,977
6, 954
1, 256
4, 308, 532
1,876, 080
1, 816, 762
18,418
25, 634
15, 266
2, 432, 452 |
2, 342, 944 |
5, 938
3, 640
79, 488
442
24, 896
5, 251
5, 251
4, 503, 378
4, 281, 088
4,921 1
622.132
592, 624
19,645
19,645
3,472, 956
3,402, 812
70
64,612
5,462
2, 048, 679
1, 786,422
279
1, 727, 959
860, 606
847, 807
386
2, 555, 677
1, 010,223
963,704
18,032
25, 634
2,853
1, 545,454
1, 465,185
339
12, 413
867, 353
858,114
5, 599
3, 640
261, 978
79, 488
442
2, 050, 624
2, 050, 624
1,830,622
1, 637,820
4,921
Petty cash fund
Sinking funds
Public trust fund. _.
Investment funds. _.
Private trust funds.
Nov. 30,1923..
Nov. 30,1923..
Nov. 30,1923..
Nov. 30,1923..
Nov. 30, 1923..
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA
City corporation
General treasury...
Sinking fund
Public trust funds.
Private trust fund.
School district
General treasury...
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO
Mar. 31,1923..
Mar. 31,1923 .
Mar. 31,1923.
Mar. 31,1923
June 30, 1923.
_.
City corporation
General treasury. _.
Sinking funds
Public trust funds _
Investment fund...
Private trust fund.
School district
General treasury...
Sinking fund
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923.
Dec. 31,1923.
Dec. 31,1923.
Dec. 31,1923.
A u g . 31,1923.
A u g . 31, 1923.
ROCK ISLAND, I I I
City corporation
General treasury
Sinking fund
Public trust funds..
Private trust funds..
School district
General treasury
Public trust fund. _.
POUGHKEEPSIE, N .
M a r . 31, 1923.
M a r . 31,1923.
Dec. 31, 1923..
M a r . 31, 1923.
June 30, 1923.
Apr. 30, 1923.
Y.
General treasury...
New street fund
License funds
Sinking fund
Public trust funds.
QUINCY, I I I
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
_
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
_.
City corporation
Apr. 30, 1923..
General treasury
Apr. 30, 1923. .
House of correction fund..
Apr. 30, 1923..
Library fund
Mar. 27, 1923..
Boulevard and park fund.
Sept. 30, 1923..
Water fund
May 31, 1923..
Cemetery fund
i Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
700
23, 019
700
187,853
1,809
9,240
17,787
700
15, 586
172, 267
1,809
5, 000
8,805
4,240
8,982
3,000
9,958
4,988
7,829
372, 010
337,012
255, 257
445, 239
374, 572
294, 760
6,662
60,919
12, 231
70, 667
70, 667
2, 395, 795
1,731, 432
1, 527, 565
37, 767
74,386
91, 714
664,363
664,363
429, 597
335,715
252, 636
3,385
63, 010
16, 684
93. 882
93, 882
1, 703, 754
1,176, 589
1,165,403
257
10,929
653, 646
349,191
274,142
73, 557
1,192
399, 251
283, 068
281,770
998
1, 586,146
909, 602
822,959
82, 299
4,344
692, 039
441,415
162, 625
278, 008
32
750
300
304, 455
300,397
4,058
2, 677, 436
1, 634, 085
1, 267,354
360, 307
5,374
750
300
1, 043, 351
904, 431
138,920
300
116,183
97,185
18,998
676, 544
605,204
71,340
250, 624
202,042
48, 582
155, 111
33, 607
27,428
2,360
2,954
865
121, 504
120,686
818
2,035,185
1,304,656
1,290,865
2,555
10,339
897
730, 529
729,671
858
102,163
69,014
61,029
2,415
4,673
897
33,149
32, 291
858
1,328,638
792,795
786,989
140
5,666
604,384
442,847
442,847
535,843
535,843
161, 537
161, 537
866,230
835, 687
676, 806
654, 742
413
249,457
236,322
250
1,998,463
1,994,128
163
2,916
13,621
14,006
18,851
2,800
2,978,623
2,913,474
413
5, 596
34,962
24,178
9,227
3,658
4,172
781,944
678,452
587,459
248,490
89,411
28,046
620,257
339,121
227,925
13, 806
35,904
1,606
79
168
16,410
1,303
2,523, 780
1, 660, 546
1,340,879
3,864
14,261
36,206
170,041
9,548
2,272
79,483
34, 998
34,998
832, 633
569, 559
480, 717
88, 842
263, 074
219, 733
43,341
674, 630
517,639
511, 765
5,842
32
156,991
156,986
5
456
8
37,308
4,026
252, 444
219,128
109, 526
34,125
447
75,030
43, 316
43, 316
527,165
527,165
1,709, 773
1,162,244
1,004,370
3,864
13,805
25,196
101,898
5,522
•
730,703
683,024
5,596
25,735
16,348
193,750
159,181
108, 584
11,002
30,835
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 :
1923-
Continued
CO
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 14]
a
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 *
Cash on
hand at
I——
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
219
City corporation—Continued.
Public trust funds
Investment fund.
Private trust fund
School district
General treasury
Public trust fund
Sanitary district
General treasury
220
3
>
QUINCY, III.—Continued.
Apr. 30, 1923
Sept. 30, 1923—
May 13, 1923
$500
2,165
_ 1
AUSTIN, T E X
City corporation
Dec. 31, 1923-.
General treasury
Sewer fund
Dec. 31, 1923
Dec. 31, 1923
Highway fund
Water, light, and power fund . Dec. 31, 1923
Sinking fund
Dec. 31, 1923
Investment fund
Dec. 31, 1923
School district
Aug. 31, 1923
General treasury
Aug. 31, 1923
Public trust fund
. _
_.
$10,555
32,850
1,616,011
1,253,841
299,474
8, 705
111,574
639, 254
194,706
128
362,170
351, 562
10, 608
355, 516
351,383
182, 657
30,000
18, 389
120,337
62,438
53,855
25,109
4,110
1,422, 201
1,214,370
43,440
151,481
1, 318, 655
747, 760
482, 739
14, 687
56,099
2,305
14, 703
362
160,231 !
33,019
81,097 [
19, 775
2, 232, 645
1,619,625
388, 691
13,860
343, 701
242, 293
93,761
2,889 1
582,672
582,644
28
17,991
17,991
June 30, 1923"
June 30, 1923
Mar. 31, 1923.
$2, 508
29,660
7,509
103, 491
102, 891
600
1
1
!
4,133
4,133
152,324
152,324
6,755
6,755 1
24,145 I
'
• 491
8,583
6,415
2,168
$13,563
64,675
7,509
838,487
837,859
628
24,747
24,747 !
2,033,965
1,659,079
507,240
42,815
129,963 1
783,736
194,706
619
374,886 !
362,110
12, 776
$1, 251
a
7 509
34, 568
33, 940
698
1
1
W
$4, 723
64, 675
$7, 589
272,005
272, 005
531,914
531,914
9,131
9,131
15, 615
15,615
36,777
23,479
13,981
6,629
1, 608,183
1, 251,052
359, 003
36,186
96,147
639,184
120, 532
389,005
384, 548
134, 256
357,131
345,805
11,326
4,457
4,457
1,463,473
828, 302
470, 737
129,559
27, 871
7,004
1,196, 275
1,078,080
38,326
34,074
28, 228
8,000
9 567
1, 838,195
1, 220,826
587,493
18,455
2,195,037
1,959,688
251
370
2,250
619
13, 298
11,848
1,450
33,816
144 552
71 924
>
$
H
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H
M
o
Xfl
o
o
I—I
221
AUBURN, N Y
General treasury
School fund
Public trust funds
Private trust fund
222
1
j
J u n e 30, 1923
J u l y 31, 1923.
Dec. 31, 1923. .
Oct. 31, 1923
D e c . 31, 1923. .
J u n e 30, 1923
J u n e 30, 1923
2, 222
10, 688
N E W BRUNSWICK, N J
School fund
Library fund
Dec. 31, 1923 .
J u n e 30, 1923
Dec. 31, 1923
. .
_
i
1,821,435
1,628,997
152,897
2,077
7,852
14, 622
3,866
2,901,087
1,995,149 1
607,276
185,943
56,099
12, 379
40, 013
4, 228
241,339
88,767
98, 213
22, 310
4, 397, 781
3,490, 915
635,349
18,826
364, 549
310,401
47, 605
1
4,379
23, 442
4, 228
1
H
W
w
F i r e m e n ' s relief f u n d . .
M u n i c i p a l court fund_
Sinking fund
Public trust fund__._.
(4^
g223
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
4,667
27, 335
5,462
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y . .
P a r k fund
S i n k i n g fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y . .
Sinking f u n d . __*_-.
Public trust fund.
00
NEWPORT
NEWS,
General t r e a s u r y . .
School fund
Sinking fund
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Fire department fund.
L i b r a r y fund
I n v e s t m e n t fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y
226
30,
30,
30,
30,
1, 371,129
944,158
939,394
1923.
1923.
1923.
1923.
220
4, 544
426, 971
426, 971
J u n e 30, 1923.
1,533,119
956,359
918, 648
1, 679
36,032
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 funds __
Private trust fund.
School district
General t r e a s u r y . . .
S i n k i n g fund
WILMINGTON, N.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923..
1923.
1923..
1923..
1
J u n e 30, 1923.
J u n e 3 0 , 1923.
C_
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y . . .
H e a l t h fund
L i b r a r y fund
_.
S i n k i n g fund
Public trust funds _
Investment fund...
School district
General t r e a s u r y . . .
S i n k i n g fund
1
Dec.
May
Dec.
Dec.
May
May
May
May
May
May
31, 1 9 2 3 . . . .
31, 1 9 2 3 . . .
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, J u n e 15,1923.
31,1923
-
J u n e 30, 1923.
N o v . 30, 1923..
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)
J
year.
576,760
555, 514
21, 246
996,426
685,022
674,420
256
860
352
4,870
4,264
311,404
255, 342
56,062
!
228, 000
6,076
335, 456
109, 291
58, 363
1,044,303
506,103
502,246
3,857
293, 647
60, 532
43, 307
50, 928
226,165
183,195
32, 970
10, 000
538,200
538,200
17, 225
233,115
191,579
41,016
3, 348, 037
2, 527, 984
555, 800
264, 253
970, 789
642, 751
63, 785
264, 253
1, 426, 936
937,978
488, 958
950,312
947, 255
3,057
991, 308
310, 060
288,416
3,141
18, 503
488,563 1
79,203
78,293
2, 851, 000
1, 333,421
1,306,103
3,141
18, 723
5,454 |
1, 517, 579
1,517,579
863,947
160,746
155, 292
1, 565, 918
779,600
759,024
3,141
17,435
421,135
393,075
391, 787
786,318
786,318
28, 060
28,060
2, 958,376
2, 233,033
2,163, 931
15,042
50,010
4,050 1
725, 343 |
697, 741
27,602
222, 614
156,104
148,012
40
6, 602
1,450
66,510
43,173
23, 337
2,097,368
1, 543, 973
1, 531,666
10, 969
1,338
638,394
532, 956
484, 253
4,033
42, 070
2, 600
105,438
101,173
4,265
i
!
|
80, 634
17,406
3,581
240
98
1,477,153
1,130,465
1, 092,093
29,166
4,732
|
13,487
4,474
63, 228
346, 688
317, 562
29,126 1
J u n e 30, 1923.
J u n e 30, 1923.
J u n e 30, 1923.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
18,161 J
16
6,738
345,543 I
221,636
13,112
110,795
898,711
836,018
53,392
9,301
DANVILLE, I I I
652
1,195
5,347
2,103, 783
1,470, 330
489, 296
144,157
J u l y 2, 1923.
J u l y 2, 1923.
J u l y 2, 1923.
VA..
4,667
4,667 |
652
229,211
1, 673, 406
675, 926
603,916
3,857
68,153
997, 480
912,974
73, 986
10, 520
494, 601
86,308
51,083
Jan. 7„1924_.
Jan. 7, 1924..
Jan. 7, 1924..
97
4,661
211,496
161,647
128,481
2,894
30,272
49,849
8,002
31,847
10,000
967, 309
427, 971
424, 352
963
2,656
539,338
535,198
3,620
520
EASTON, P A
CO
652
201, 779
8,038
35, 225
408, 293
369, 774
38, 519
910
409,360
409,360
681, 248
681, 248
1,154,000
1,039,807
1,008, 536
13, 343
13, 978
3,950
114,193
114,193
271,257
236,867
236, 747
20
853,684
753, 332
677,859
29,129
3,888
3, 750
21, 906
16,800
100,352
100,352
75, 205
24, 639
3,292
100
34,390
28,034
6,356
21
82
21,244
50, 566
1
50,566
1,925,315
1,462, 993
1,355, 571
29,406
4,830
4,102
48,020
21,064
462,322
355,694
106, 628
I
5,454
703, 201
703, 201
63,228 1
520
553,395
553,395
Q
1,288
w
367, 528
315,122
259,897
4,102
30,059
21,064
52,406
38,132
14,274
CO
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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 , 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
GOVERNMENT:
1923-
Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 14]
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
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
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
?^8
HAZLETON, P A
_ _
C i t y corporation
..
Jan.
General t r e a s u r y .
Jan.
Special assessment f u n d .
Sinking fund.
_ . . . Jan.
School district
._
_
July
229
ORANGE, N. J „
.
230
2, 1923
_
.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
. Dec.
. Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923.
1923
1923
1
1
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923
1923
1923
1923
1923
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Special assessment funds
S i n k i n g fund
__
J u l y 31, 1923
.
...
AMSTERDAM, N . Y
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
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
_
31, 1923"
31, 1923
31,1923
31, 1 9 2 3 . . .
31, 1923
31, 1923
$235,497
146,471
124, 219
3,309
18, 943
89, 026
89,026
$1, 271,408
637,059 1
490,682 i
65, 722
80,655
634,349
634, 349
$351, 528
225,661
183,771
17,065
24,825
125,867
125, 867
$875, 728
382, 505
306, 782
33, 605
42,1.18
493, 223
493, 223
$44,152
28, 893
129
15,052
13,712
15, 259
15, 259
1,381,467
1,339,534
2,318
2, 774, 245
1, 772, 749
117,549
81,191
4,273, 261 1
3,193, 474
2, 318
403
1,090
739, 026
76, 700
260, 250
138,179
108, 521
1,341,176
1, 328,126
2,318
2, 793, 906
1, 756,827
189,947
59,013 1
31,855
3,439
485
11,980
11, 254
130,934
130,934
1,495,414
809,733
414,356 '
205, 726
26,120
13, 730
149,801
685,681
685,681
380,379
101,856
55,104
26
14,839
13,367
18,520
278,523
278, 523
885, 343
507, 653
290,864
205, 700
10,726
363
223, 273
47,569
38,876
89
27
5, 579 1
1,781
1,217
175,704
37,916 1
2, 797,034
1,742,024
1, 703,118
5,433
27
8,606
17,556
7,284
1,045,491
899, 294 1
114, 341
56,585
37,940
97
1, 396,953
602,053
598, 576
1, 285, 740
1,083, 386
1,066,602
5,336
27
3,477
6,490
4,931
193,931
57,711
961,935
546,823
317,211
202,287
25,575
1,750
403
1,090
691,465
50, 568
257,970
343, 532
203,897
65,290
60
415,112
415,112
138, 547
139, 635
139,635
1,109,854
678,964
659,463
2,458
1,463,907
1,015,491
1,004,779
2,886
_.
J
3,027
14,016
'
422,467
420,884
.
J u l y 31, 1923
$172,514
170,916
170,129
75
712
L598
1,598
._
I
.
$863,397
319,672
196,334
62,338
61,000
543,725
543,725
31,224
6,111
2,280
_
-_..*_.
KOKOMO, IND
School district
General treasury
231
1.
._.'
General t r e a s u r y
F i r e m e n ' s relief fund
License 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
1
7, 1924
7, 1924
7, 1924
1,759
6,067
447, 320
440,494
16,337
20, 021
6,690
22, 968
8,606
7,589
2,353
57,756
47,779
10, 732
377, 690
377, 690
793, 804
793,804
403
1,090
732,336
43,000
260, 250
229, 692
200, 224
68,388
555
131,281
29,468
29,468
School site fund
Sinking fund
C o u n t y supervisors' f u n d .
General t r e a s u r y
232
233
840, 857
660,661
80,268
2,500
2,842,473
2,381, 751
268,133
187,020
5, 569
142, 572
113,305
110, 782
2,523
29,267
2,576
26, 691
305, 739
293,195
173, 206
119,989
12, 544
11,427
1,117
1, 202, 207
929, 389
687, 627
241,762
272,818
209, 638
63,180
167, 712
153,685
57,154
96,531
14,027
12, 789
1,238
874,090
674,940
572,637
102,303
199,150
161,503
37,647
160,405
100, 764
57,836
42,92S
59,641
35,346
24,295
651,115
285,011
284,407
519
85
366.104
36li963
3,875
266
887,162
873,662
13,500
630,992
83, 949
35, 749
48, 200
146,967
91,192
39, 863
51,329
624, 656
49,457
2,397
47,060
55, 775
5,094
50,681
665, 917
665,903
14,112
14,112
648, 701
309,036
295,963
12, 988
85
339, 665
335,432
3,967
266
879,174
879,174
155, 717
101, 659
61, 659
40,000
547,043
518,045
28,998
1, 425,238
1,411,926
13,312
568,760
* 539,175
25,227
4,358
1,086,153
1,079,984
1,429,074
460,152
360,019
100,048
85
968,922
885,102
83, 554
266
1, 567,191
1,553,677
13,500
14
2,195,278
2,127,148
61,382
6,748
2,831, 608
2,627,643
185,166
13, 216
5, 583
1, 623,872
1,074,876
81, 795
291,766
7,817
160, 733
2,967
3,918
45,080
24,247
14, 814
6,019
521, 889
476,347
37,285
2, 674
5, 583
1,671, 885
1,664,147
7,738
478,313
438, 754
38, 830
729
1,751,228
1,605,319
141,881
4,028
558,491
545, 977
6,000
6,514
180, 404
138,905
743
8,603
443
30, 932
1,091,303
648, 602
76,066
261,165
7,374
98,061
352,165
287,369
4, 986
21, 998
778
35
Oct. 31, 1923..
June
June
June
June
30, 1923.
30, 1923.
30,1923.
30, 1923.
PENEACOLA, F L A
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y .
S i n k i n g fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y .
S i n k i n g fund
234
6,663
3,314
PETERSBURG, VA
General t r e a s u r y . _.
School fund
__.
Sinking fund
Private trust fund..
NORRISTO WN, PA _ _
City corporation
General t r e a s u r y . .
S i n k i n g fund
Public trust fund.
School district
General t r e a s u r y . .
S i n k i n g fund
Publictrust fund.
Sept. 30, 1923..
S e p t . 30,1923..
J u n e 30, 1923.
J u n e 30, 1923.
Dec. 31,1923..
Dec. 31,1923..
Dec. 31,1923..
J u l y 2,1923..
J u l y 2,1923..
J u l y 2,1923..
LEWISTON, M E
General t r e a s u r y
I n v e s t m e n t fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
F e b . 28,1923..
F e b . 28,1923..
F e b . 28,1923..
OSHKOSH, Wis
General t r e a s u r y
Public trust funds
Private trust fund
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 fund
I n v e s t m e n t fund
238
Dec. 31,1923..
Dec. 31,1923..
Dec. 31,1923..
31,1923..
31,1923..
31,1923..
31,1923..
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,1923..
31,1923..
31,1923..
31,1923..
31,1923..
31,1923..
31,1923..
COLUMBUS, G A
General t r e a s u r y
H o s p i t a l fund
School fund
L i b r a r y fund
W a t e r fund
Cash in transit
Sinking fund.
1,569
14
8,423
8, 423
3,526
3,300
1,096
1,096
137,788
957,976
853,78V
65, 654
38, 535
1,071,915
798,150
202,479
68, 217
3,069
812,582
729,814
753,896
522,889
403, 639
119,250
231,007
195,635
35,372
14
....
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
136,220
142,883
3,314
9,519
9,519
D e c . 31, 1923.
D e c . 31,1923.
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 .
, 422,139
,253,226
161, 760
6,731
422
, 267, 598
964,954
55,072
85,116
2,198
158, 783
1,475
4,214
1,955
283,158
46,495
26, 723
203,024
5,000
240
1,676
201,280
176,047
22,843
2,390
323,316
294, 433
23,406
2,271
3,206
73,116
63,427
3,626
619
1,710
2,967
767
1,096
1,096
1, 255,229
987,096
268,133
128,600
128,600
746,387
733,994
12, 324
174, 696
5,500
575,199
495, 612
79, 587
8,423
8,423
69
Q
54,058
54,058
559, 417
545,903
13,500
>
14
1
31,740
2,967
3,105
CD
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 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 :
1923-
Continued
O
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 14]
CITY,
>>3
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
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
W
WATERTOWN, N . Y
'
D e c . 31,1923D e c . 31,1923
Oct. 31,1923
D e c . 31,1923
_ .
. - Dec. 31,1923...,
General t r e a s u r y . __ .
L i b r a r y fund
C o u n t y supervisors' fund
S i n k i n g fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
_
'HO
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
School district
.
General t r e a s u r y
1923
1923
1923
1923
1
i
_
WALTHAM, MASS
N E W P O R T , R. I . .
Dee.
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
30,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1923". _
1923
1923.1923_.
1923
1923.-.
Jan.
. Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924.
1924
1924
1924....
1924
1924
_
D e c . 31, 1923
D e c . 31, 1923
D e c . 31, 1923
12, 038
38,311
20, 734
„
27,981
$2,364, 630
2, 253,268
1,575
12; 038
39,038
58, 711
$313,344
268,918
59.1
39, 038
4, 797
$505,978
450,077
>
6,326
o
4,339
49, 575
741,137
430, 737
397, 209
18,000
11,200
4,328
310,400
310,400
6,713
5, 506
267,870
267, 870
146,095
109,172
93,782
593
12,042
2, 755
36,923
36, 923
1,461,201
1,059,586
1,047,718
7,717
4,151
737,051
357, 592
340, 351
1,807
8,573
22,155
6,573
451, 469
159,137
220, 704
27,408
25,330
774
18,116
2, 627,388
1, 370,830
976,997
190, 256
38,005
26, 611
24, 689
367,980
67, 757
250,154
20, 512
6, 650
1, 768,317
930, 634
707, 455
123, 575
6,653
1,723,101
1, 716,087
315
3,503
2, 276
920
1, 663, 806
1, 587, 402
3,404
47,377
167,126
151,939
3,554,033
3,455,428
3, 719
56,733
3, 626
6, 834
27,693
116,045
102, 210
4,674
1,583
810
6,768
2,043
1,251,994
1,159, 566
626
1,047
1,518,993
1, 304,659
5,563
12,156
3,000,376 j
2, 509, 658 j
11,924 1
13,924 1
256, 613
71, 849
5,126
278
1, 263,143
1, 218, 350
6,798
13, 646
1,438,868
854,101
415,942
161,041
4,102
3,682
926,098
658, 228
645, 949
5,054
20, 569
5,853
1,350
860
7,124
229, 389
45,433
5,735
721 1
3
$1, 545, 308
1,534,273
984
5, 712
2, 348,433
1,599,495
1, 538, 709 1
26,310
27,393
7,083
748,938
748,938
i
i
$200,340 I
171,928
431
191,917
132, 772 1
108, 966
14,428
7,861
1,517
59,145
59,145
1,230,418
808,495
783,794
11,882
12,819
421,923
421,923
:..
... |
1
_
General t r e a s u r y H o m e for aged m e n fund
L i b r a r y fund
727
9,996
j
J u n e 30, 1923
General t r e a s u r y
License f u n d 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
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
243
i
SHEBOYGAN, W I S
General t r e a s u r y
School 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
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds .
242
31,
31,
31,
31,
$908, 938
. 837,855
-
MOLINE, I I I
Ci t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
S i n k i n g fund
241
-
$1,255,352
1,243, 485
1,144
401,615
401,615
22,907
1, 692, 968
1, 690, 610
315
491,091
372,439
19,388
46,169
24, 702
26, 611
1,782
1, 745,020
1, 662, 608
3,404
52,059
6 024
20,925
1, 480, 620
1, 219,459
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H
a
Ul
o
o
W
H
M
Ul
License fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
_
Investment fund
Private trust fund._ _ _
244
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
_
. . June
June
June
June
June
June
934,268
620,616
1,269
302,039
10,345
542, 529
429, 583
112, 946
97,443
583, 248
181, 873
401, 375
992,404
795, 855
99,965
82, 371
600
677
6,339
5,173
1,424
1, 493. 227
1,135. 642
315, 251
9,494
3,457
2,180
17, 401
826
8,976
350 1
312
588 |
655 |
!
|
31, 848 !
7,652 i
5, 295 |
1, 289, 702
1, 257, 096
22, 488
9,576
542
1, 414, 854
1, 206, 418
201, 500
6,936
1, 371. 765
1, 239,199
2, 404
84, 263
45, 734
165
782, 241
471, 210
143, 729
67, 752 1
62,150 !
13,049 |
778
161, 430
123, 665
226, 295
79, 377
5,359
37, 765
' 1,945,330
1, 296, 648
1, 285, 585
896, 593
637,185
509, 083
90, 835
10, 316
236, 061
207, 907
201,972
3,414
537
1
i
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30, 1923
30, 1923
30, 1923
30, 1923. _
30, 1923
30, 1923
.
Dec. 31, 1923
Dec. 31, 1923
Oct. 31, 1923
Dec. 31, 1923
Dec. 31, 1923
Dec. 31, 1923
Dec. 31, 1923
Oct. 31, Dec. 31, 1923
..
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31, 1923
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, 1923
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LYNCHBURG, VA
COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO
City corporation_
General treasury
Sinking funds
Public trust funds
Investment fund
Private trust funds
School district
General treasury
Sinking fund
_ . . . Jan. 31, 1924
Jan. 31, 1924
June 30, 1923
Jan. 31, 1924
_ . . Jan. 31,1924
. . . _.
._
Dec.
- Dec.
Dec.
_. _ .
Dec.
Dec.
.
June
_ June
1
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, 1923
31, 1923
30, 1923
30, 1923
.
|
16, 258 !
122, 755 |
1
38, 487
834, 672
251,424
113,084
18,606
22, 289
2
June 30t 1923
June 30, 1923
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
738
182, 658
6,066
7,153
LA CROSSE, W I S
General treasury
Convict labor account
School fund
_.
Sinking fund
Investment funds
...
248
23, 850
61,905
5,000
j
|
NEWBURGH, N. Y___.__
General treasury
Sinking fund. _
Public trust funds
Investment fund
247
I
1, 476, 797
General treasury
.__
School fund
City and town home fund
License fund..
__ . ._
Court fund
Sinking fund
.
Public trust funds
Investment funds_ _.
_ . .
246
1923
1923 ._
1923
1923
1923
MUSKOGEE, OKLA
City corporation
General treasury.._
Library fund.
Sinking fund
Public trust fund
Investment fund..
Private trust funds
School district. __
General treasury.
Sinking fund
245
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
10, 363
700
.
1
i Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
648,682
593, 655
55,027
26, 951
259, 408
259, 407
1
672,022
363, 305
154, 581
152
179,168
244
1,058
28,102
308, 717
147, 491
161, 226
j
I
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]
88,
30,
5,
7,
I, 984
28,154 1
6,411 1
21, 743
738 1
222,766
190,726
5,000
45, 640
97
139,371
24, 349
39, 892
2,983,491
1, 548,997
888,280
20,027
503,496
10,591
1,058 1
125, 545 1
1,434,494
758, 947
675, 547
522,190
349,021
56, 522
113
251,947
9, 667
1,058
29,714
173,169
9, 709
163, 460
1, 562,687
924,834
741,014
19,914
162, 982
924
2, 573, 981 1
1, 961, 809
420,804
99,520
4,057
2,857
55,588 1
13,651
15,695
65,571
20, 956
2,014
9,864
1, 286,549
807, 727
399, 395
75,863
15,588
10,087
7,062
3,564
2,315,436
. 1, 834, 074
2, 404
310, 558
162, 876
5,524
3,077,984
2.141. 740
1, 996, 640
94, 249
21, 216
700
28,935
936, 244
859,473
76,771
i
!
i
j
j
j
88 567
95,831
623,472
177,292
446,180
1, 221, 861
1,133,126
19, 395
13, 793
4,057
2, 857
40,000
8 633
1, 642, 490
1, 634, 741
70,130
22, 410
1,337,511
1, 031,176
2,404
303, 931
907, 795
780, 488
2,120. 966
1, 417, 252
1,413,504
724, 927
579,229
416,957
92, 711
12, 871
700
25, 990
115.698
88, 609
57,089
4, 234
41,377
2,109
I
898, 614
275,142
90, 744
880
536
650
374
320
440,
279,
155,
4,
1,
2, 848, 285
2, 531, 266
286,138
29,561
1,320
637, 853
571,946
65,907
738
222, 669
27,006
5,000
5,748
232, 091
145, 259
136,179
1, 538
4, 597
2, 945
86, 832
84, 423
2,409
7,749
3, 748
703, 714
686,441
17, 273
764,
616,
130,
17,
915
989
488
438
2. 393
121, 499
3, 415
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TABLE 3.—SUMMARY OF REVENUE RECEIPTS, BY DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT:
1923
to
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16]
REVENUE RECEIPTS
Taxes
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
Total
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
l.__
II._
III
IV_
V__
_.
General
property
Special
Poll
(Table 7)
(Table 7)
(Table 7)
Business
and nonbusiness
license
(Table 7)
Special assessments,
and special
charges for
outlays
(Table 7)
Subventions!
and grants,
donations,
and pension
assessments
(Table 7)
(Table 8)
Fines,
forfeits,
and
escheats
Highway
privileges,
rents, and
interest
Earnings
of general
departments
Earnings
of public
service enterprises
(Table 9)
(Table 10)
(Table 11)
$2,132,309, 613 $1, 375,725,557 i$48, 754, 207 $3,853, 202 $56, 658,824 $122,273,066 $16,139,672 $115, 249,474 $111,570, 292 $59, 236,103 $222, 849, 216
733, 829, 005 29,228,600
408, 473 29, 820, 054 43, 586,010 7, 322, 299 50, 955,941 80, 824,953 29, 390, 603 110, 493, 545
1,115,859,483
153, 225, 509 3, 361, 521
195, 785 8, 518,131 19, 707,172 1, 787, 824 21,188, 489
9, 687,482 8, 762, 236 27, 779, 731
254, 213, 880
9,025, 559 24, 902, 791
240, 728,455
3, 516, 372 21, 245, 892 12, 042, 594 10, 702, 996
8, 325,100 1, 244,490
374, 840,412
43,106,163
6,002,155
20,
752,
694
13,
692,
749
152,
585,783
1,
280,
656
2,144,
432
5, 778, 238 6,180, 747 25, 640, 896
3,
705,
281
237, 763, 631
95,356,805
723, 798 3, 292, 925 13, 324, 399 1, 368, 745 8,166, 403
3, 237, 025 4,199, 521 15, 828, 881
4,133, 705
149,632, 207
£
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GROUP I— CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
XA
_______
1
New York, N. Y .
$412,190,333
$279, 239, 735
Chicago, 111
City, corporation..
County
School district
Park district
Sanitary district..
168,007,174
84,838, 786
14, 954, 702
51, 356, 374
10, 091, 328
6, 765, 984
108, 310,102
36, 545, 676
11,010,898
46,097, 668
8,928,407
5, 727,453
Philadelphia, Pa
City corporation.
School district
Poor district
98,104, 005
71, 627,154
26, 283, 607
193, 244
64, 334, 323
42,131,782
22,032, 701
169, 840
Detroit, Mich
City corporation..
County
87, 361, 027
79, 272, 911
8, 088,116
47, 691, 703
43,121, 439
4, 570, 264
Cleveland, Ohio
City corporation..
County
School district
59, 463, 465
32, 534, 272
5, 287, 298
21, 641, 895
40,113, 301
16, 507,908
3, 524,050
20, 081, 343
$10, 333, 280 $10, 245,466
I, 475, 515
7,449,977
7, 363, 893
86,084
98,840
98, 840
11, 704, 663
11, 472, 969
231, 694
$79, 426
79,426
$2,171, 458 $26, 054, 301 $29, 253, 648 $4, 839,124
1, 333, 245
1,075,131
161,660
593
95, 861
5, 621,146
1, 251, 875
229,156
3,951,858
188, 257
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17,301,183
14, 828,115
1,084,183
1,024; 589
228, 866
135, 430
5, 681, 531
2, 664, 969
2, 283, 881
281, 666
418, 243
32, 772
10, 506, 487
9, 636,158
6, 926,442
6,926,442
870,329
606,924
606, 924
1, 227, 868
1, 227, 868
187, 438
186, 605
833
4, 250, 545
475, 941
3,774, 604
16, 649,162
16, 251, 985
395, 889
1,288
3, 841, 877
3, 740,181
79, 580
22,116
556, 472
35, 569
520,903
1, 463,977
194, 858
1, 269,119
6, 399, 608
6, 390,094
9,514
350, 451
111, 380
239,071
3, 543, 789
3,084,978
458,811
1,104, 854
959, 659
145,195
3, 601, 563
2, 726, 324
875, 239
22, 648, 610
22, 648, 610
341,125
341,125
801, 564
743, 985
57, 579
2, 633,156
1, 597,173
238,028
797,955
2, 423, 066
1, 537, 762
465, 057
420, 247
7, 250, 475
7, 249,407
1,068
4,512,419 ! 1,029,304
3,540.873 i
999,334
971,546 i
29,970
359, 055
16, 705
342, 350
H
$29, 577, 806
H
t_
W
6
St. L o u i s . M o
C i t y corporation
School district
_.
36,692,013 I
25, 468, 074 I
11, 223, 939
24, 821, 666
15,114, 384
9,707,282
34, 540, 243
59, 363,814
24, 344, 790
40,699,941
7
8
Baltimore, M d
Boston, Mass
9
L o s Angeles, Calif.
C i t y corporation
County
School district
57,
32,
14,
10,
733
497
595
641
30,105,008
10,088,567
11,776,054
8,240,387
10
Pittsburgh, Pa
C i t y corporation
County
School district
39, 300, 457
20, 024, 587
6, 917,496
12, 358, 374
31,308,560
15,288,535
5,531,889
10,488,136
11
S a n Francisco. Calif
31, 744,107
21,412,001
12
Buffalo, N . Y
C i t y corporation
County
31, 509,112
28, 017, 478 !
3,491, 634
21,447,875
18,574,201
2,873,674
_.
583,
410,
410,
762,
595,812
6,296,802
96, 683
232, 364
232, 3-.i4
864,034
864,034
2, 418, 817
2, 418, 817
1, 808, 613
1, 808, 613
293,178
269, 474
23, 704
1, 067, 850
23, 747
1, 044,103
1,920, 292
1, 512, 865
407, 427
1,066,938
1, 025, 515
41,423
3, 294, 659
3, 294, 659
968,352
440, 722
783, 675
348, 223
27, 256
313, 510
1,108,812
468, 782
2, 834, 978
4, 307, 663
633, 055
2,148, 201
3, 243, 513
4, 243, 287
2, 841, 546
2,029,424
812,122
3,105, 264
3,105, 264
1,138, 621
969, 289
168, 630
702
2, 706, 519
8,548
232,162
2, 465, 809
1, 340,181
881, 517
413, 738
44,926
2,153, 467
1,140,528
1, 002,122
10, 817
14,193,127
14,187,360
5,767
354, 354
190, 602
163, 752
430, 464
430, 464
248, 608
208, 672
39,936
1, 524,
190,
13,
1, 320,
915
089
872
954
1,188, 010
597, 481
190,172
400, 357
1,139, 225
250,942
739,356
148,927
2,873, 957
2,867,802
6,155
1, 440, 440
1, 331,934
109, 426
2, 224, 837
1,392, 273
729, 786
3,103,410
700,101
700,101
1, 687, 813
1, 494, 316
193, 497
119, 804
101, 394
18, 410
2, 025, 390
1, 930, 029
95,361
899, 553
827,993
71, 560
1,132,770
893, 638
239,132
2, 631, 772
2, 631,772
$611, 554
513, 028
98, 526
$1, 246, 673
737, 484
509,189
$2, 282, 704
2,282, 704
GROUP II—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
13
Milwaukee, Wis
C i t y corporation
County
14
Washington, D . C
27, 425, 964
15
Newark, N . J
.___
City corporation
County
27, 062, 276
22, 755, 897
4, 306, 379
16
Mmneapolis, Minn__
City corporation
County
17
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
City corporation
County...
School d i s t r i c t . _ _
18
N e w Orleans, L a
City corporation
L e v e e district
._.
_
$30, 218, 734 1
25,114, 221 I
5,104, 513
$20,058,891
16,723,995
3,334,896
II
12,471,444
6,174
18,711,939
15,636,689
126,823
49,816
77,007
1
3, 075, 250
$2, 252, 372
1, 712,155
540,217
$48, 382
48, 382
$621, 853
605, 096
16, 757
$1, 640, 600
1, 640, 600
$176,271
146, 918
29, 353
$1, 327, 816
752, 241
575, 575
2, 391, 057
391,642
489, 048
9, 234,123
298, 788
1, 079, 795
1,063,893
805, 800
801, 757
4,043
613,448
540, 603
72, 845
112, 502
47,352
65,150
2, 232,131
2, 048,931
183, 200
1,472, 560
1, 302,497
170, 063
1,005, 621
346, 800
658,821
1,933, 070
1,933,070
22, 910, 404
20, 483, 072
2, 427, 332
16,769,330
14,839,400
1,929,930
134,168
81,477
52,691
312, 546
297, 222
15, 324
2, 269,343
2, 256, 824
12, 519
149, 733
122, 633
27,100
991, 757
854, 031
137, 726
538,300
458, 526
79. 774
788,366
' 616,098
172, 268
956,861
956, 861
25,
15,
3,
5,
15,761,984
7,414,431
3,245,133
5,102,420
196,069
196,069
978, 415
950, 447
27, 968
528,160
462,137
66, 023
249, 658
234, 637
13, 047
1,974
1, 054, 566
771, 550
83
282,933
3, 335,435
3, 001, 752
154,459
179, 224
1,095,877
661,175
309,476
125,226
2,137,919
2,137, 731
188
716,120
716,120
240, 251
240, 251
75,828
75,828
933, 534
933, 534
474,474
460,224
14,250
607,029
602,487
4,542
2,731,891
2,731,891
338,
829,
816,
691,
083
929
377
777
11, 285, 853
9,836, 070
1, 449, 783
5,417,551
3,986,560
II
1,430,991
89,175
89,175
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T A B L E 3 . — S U M M A R Y O F R E V E N U E R E C E I P 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 :
1923—Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16]
R E V E N U E RECEIPTS
CD
City num
£2
Taxes
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
Total
General
property
Special
Poll
(Table 7)
(Table 7)
(Table 7)
Business
and nonbusiness
license
(Table 7)
Special assessments,
and special
charges for
outlays
(Table 7)
Fines,
forfeits,
and
escheats
(Table 7)
Subventions Highway
and grants, privileges,
donations,
and
and pension rents,
interest
assessments
(Table 8)
(Table 9)
Earnings
of general
departments
Earnings
of public
service enterprises
(Table 10)
(Table 11)
GROUP I I — C I T I E S HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000—Continued
19
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Kansas City, Mo _
City corporation
County
School district
$19,671, 556
10, 686, 515
Indianapolis, Ind .
City corporation
County..
School district
17,885,001
9,993, 789
2,274,119
5, 617, 093
12,
5,
2,
5,
716,828
624, 898
023,876
068,054
$12
Rochester, N . Y
__ _
City corporation
County
_.
Seattle, Wash
City corporation
County
^_ _ _
School district
Port of Seattle
18,994, 613 1
17,461, 502
1, 533, 111
12,185, 232
10,922,642
1, 262, 590
540,985
540,965
34,138, 718
24, 751, 365
3, 748,147
" 4, 642, 083
997,123
13, 008, 015
6, 216, 717
3, 343, 636
3, 222,456
225, 206
Jersev City, N . J
City corporation
County
19, 282, 678
15, 397, 693
3,884,985
13, 462. 249
10, 200, 819
3, 261,430
$12,662,046
4, 994, 495
2, 348, 635
5, 318, 916
2, 727, 314
6, 257, 727
12
$45, 334
22, 500
20, 204
2,630
5
5
104, 938
55, 368
49, 570
12, 889
12,889
$873,712
864, 481
9,231
$1, 921, 753
1, 921, 753
$41,763
26, 041
15, 444
278
$582, 307
17,393
1, 355
563, 559
$9IS, 398
552, 094
48, 294
318,010
208. 222
200, 060
8,162
3, 555, 590
3, 555, 590
44, 706
44, 593
113
449, 593
19, 680
362
429, 551
257, 386
155,552
68,614
33, 220
536,
300,
152,
83,
969
555
770
638
70, 361
70, 361
693. 581
693, 259
322
1, 581, 400
1, 581, 400
40, 508
16, 809
23, 699
1, 582, 111
1, 535,177
46, 934
479, 709
441, 715
37, 994
481, 946
320, 374
161,572
1, 409,161
1, 409,161
114,388
80, 518
33, 870
6, 775, 409
6, 760, 800
14, 609
373, 307
354, 318
18, 362
237, 567
178, 995
53,118
681,102
331, 604
271, 738
77, 760
11,548,010
10, 788, 755
10,349
627
1, 400, 915
39, 658
2,460
1,341,867
16, 930
802, 437
800, 980
1,457
189, 576
189, 576
34, 500
10,133
24, 367
1, 399, 636
1, 333, 869
65, 767
1,063,311
930, 801
132, 510
470,170
120, 286
349, 884
1,742,972
1,742,972
$701, 384
160, 365
20, 770
520, 249
$2, 340,431
1, 769,133
$768, 688
407, 369
304, 355
56, 964
5,454
$1, 902, 889
1, 902, 889
748, 906
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
Portland, Oreg
City corporation
School district...
Port of Portland.
•
$15,157,006
9, 504, 069
3,934,480
1,718,457 I
$7,549,456
4,393,126
2, 539, 846
616,484
$206, 926
206, 926
$2, 367, 663
2, 367, 663
$232, 969
232, 969
$1, 373, 633
27,384
1, 346, 249
$384, 544
346, 503
27, 615
10, 426
25
D e n v e r , Colo
C i t y corporation
School district
26
Toledo, Ohio
C i t y corporation
School district
27
14,860,997 1
10, 064, 681
4, 796,316
8,665, 828
4,199, 785
4,466, 043
__.
11,176, 575
7,115, 505
4, 061,070
7, 623,400
3,901, 297
3, 722,103
.
11,486,043
7, 279, 554
4, 206,489
7, 620, 956
3,710,499
3, 910,457
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
C i t y corporation....
School district
28
29
30
Louisville, K y
Providence, R. I
St. P a u l , M i n n -
9,367, 636
11, 745,226
12, 344,286
6,123,261
8, 838, 729
7, 292,068 1
31
O a k l a n d , Calif
C i t y corporation
School district
__
S a n i t a r y district
11,317,299
7, 251,174
4,061, 742
4,383
6,032,169
4,100, 084
1,927,702
4, 383
32
Atlanta, G a .
33
A k r o n , Ohio_. _
_
_ __
School district
378,114
378,114
1,146,625
1,146, 625
123, 759
106,132
17, 627
444.156
241, 960
202,196
1,123,409
1, 083, 865
39, 544
953,484
882, 578
70, 906
2, 025, 622
2, 025, 622
$115,661
115,661
257, 963
257,963
980, 987
980, 987
73,468
73, 398
70
101,411
9. 574
91, 837
564, 849
373,109
191, 740
274,024
218, 704
55, 320
1,184, 812
1,184, 812
68, 715
68, 715
308, 738
308,738
724, 822
724, 822
132, 985
132, 985
105.157
9,167
95,990
787, 682
618, 239
169,443
316, 245
285, 646
30, 599
1,420, 743
1,420, 743
615, 761
72, 231
629,029
544,271
94,102
1, 322, 014
59, 332
35,117
68,119
581, 656
120, 251
1, 374, 427
214, 659
820, 540
399, 065
214, 604
380, 217
346,082
1,014,092
1, 314,173
881,962
199, 091
192,315
6, 776
2, 496, 985
2,496, 985
64, 339
63, 239
1,100
2,139,904
16, 787
2,123,117
69,465
69,465
171,151
168,104
3,047
144,195
144,195
577, 517
799,110
209, 049
235, 725
243, 829
167,140
1,292,685
181,138
181,138
1,045, 888
1,045, 888
139, 034
139, 034
96,246
14, 587
81, 659
376, 686
306, 819
69,867
114, 732
86, 670
28,062
1, 075, 244
1, 075, 244
79, 218
31,172
48, 046
226,103
32, 897
193, 206
518, 864
363,124
67, 266
88, 474
204,180
151, 794
52,386
3, 573, 869
128, 320
$69, 866
31,520
8,077, 725
4,494,091
9, 451,109
6, 035, 792
3, 415, 317
6,389,019
3,153,290
3, 235, 729
13, 543,893
5,418, 361
4, 514, 275
3, 611, 257
7,435,349
3,310,304
4,125, 045
173, 236
144,910
28,326
1, 333, 074
1, 255, 840
873,381
37, 744
622,456
174, 528
237, 842
16, 642
812, 883
174,744
93, 363
216,064
177, 666
707,960
99, 041
714,477
196,975
196,975
1,198,109
1,198,109
87, 663
87, 663
644, 596
644, 596
151, 668
151, 668
177, 743
177, 743
784, 200
784,200
672, 773
103, 275
98, 498
282, 464
526, 948
78, 355
2,198, 566
51, 592
51, 592
32, 294
32, 294
27, 795
27, 795
550, 589
8,403
542,186
126, 211
85, 916
40, 295
129,626
120, 758
8,868
24, 653
24,653
30, 029
33,394
337,958
286, 622
43, 788
190, 966
68,110
58, 527
101, 662
524,079
235, 983
563, 256
334,908
164, 960
177, 747
273,795
188,972
195,810
912,679
8,334
850,132
58, 579
33,122
33,122
34
Omaha, Nebr
__
C i t y corporation
School district
P u b l i c utilities d i s t r i c t . .
35
36
B i r m i n g h a m , Ala
Worcester, M a s s
5,070,423
9, 542,180
2,153, 791
6, 302, 004 1 1,105,121
37
Syracuse, N . Y
C i t y corporation
County
supervisors'
fund
9,316,729
9,182, 796
5, 811,494
5,677,561 1
133,933
133,933
38
Richmond, V a .
8,472,873
4,423,320
39
San A n t o n i o , Tex
C i t y corporation
School district
4,711,676
3,122,439
1,589,237
3, 768,916
2,771, 028
997,888
40
41
42
Dallas, Tex
New Haven, Conn
Memphis, T e n n . . .
6,982,388
6,579,977
6,616,254
4, 552,166
5, 705,176
4,198,723
77, 234
92, 896
264, 281
264,281
12,040
69,426
76, 634
71,417
3,445, 549
T A B L E 3 . — S U M M A R Y OF R E V E N U E RECEIPTS, BY DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT:
M
1923—Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11- For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16]
City nurn ber
R E V E N U E RECEIPTS
Taxes
CITY, AND DIVISIONS O F
MUNICIPAL G O V E E N M E N T
Total
General
property
Special
Poll
(Table 7)
(Table 7)
(Table 7)
Business
and nonbusiness
license
(Table 7)
Special assessments,
and special
charges for
outlays
(Table 7)
Fines,
forfeits,
and
escheats
(Table 7)
Subventions Highway
and grants, privileges,
donations,
and
and pension rents,
interest
assessments
(Table 8)
(Table 9)
Earnings
of general
departments
Earnings
of public
service enterprises
(Table 10)
(Table 11)
>
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
o
Dayton, Ohio
City corporation.
School district...
$6,000,428
4, 620,486
1,379,942
$4,141, 283
2,944, 514
1,196,769
$41,595
41,595
Norfolk, Va
6,100,769
3, 702,160
10,482
Houston, Tex
City corporation.
School district...
6,943,723
4,845, 474
2,098,249
5,034,108
3, 539,340
1,494, 768
Youngstown, Ohio..
City corporation.
School district_.Park district
6,187, 606
3, 588, 562
2,489,113
109,931
4,198,624
1, 745, 274
2,351,839
101,511
Grand Rapids, Mich
City corporation.
School district...
6,950,406
4, 008,097
2,942,309
4, 514,444
2,141, 764
2,372, 680
$223,843
223,843
$362,703
362, 703
$132,929
132,929
$100,621
30,101
70, 520
$233,233
153,172
80,061
$204, 773
172,181
32, 592
$559,448
559,448
81,475
219, 217
239,972
165,325
1,091,079
^
606,153
606,153
S
OJ
H
~"~
46
53
$10,229
580,830
64,862
64,862
148,971
148,971
74,131
74,131
574,981
6,237
568, 744
328, 587
313,042
15, 545
111, 930
92,738
19,192
130, 535
130, 535
770,633
770, 633
99, 651
92, 277
7,374
71,182
9,084
62,098
229,907
173, 553
53,977
2,377
130,082
110, 214
13,825
6,043
77, 590 |
77, 590 I
856,327
856,327
47, 755
47,755
480,969
8,252
472,717
102, 605
59, 248
43,357
230,158
176,603
53, 555
67, 215
42, 212
27, 230
18, 689
11,913
155,129
46,266
29, 206
33,337
39,327
184, 311
114,705
351, 972
78,079
80,504
91, 571
341, 530
226,398
206,119
138, 000
23,000
115,000
24,051
24,051
166, 633
166,633
52, 745
52, 745
309,681
909
308, 772
88,026
59,344
28, 682
£
M
CQ
HH
52, 295
52,295
Springfield, Mass
Bridgeport, Conn
Fort Worth, Tex
8, 701,421
7, 041,992
4,118, 829
6, 280,310
6,463,106
2,895,084
Scranton, Pa
City corporation.
School district...
4,140,806
2,057, 857
2, 082, 949
3,294,337
1, 671,961
1, 622,376
Paterson, N. J
4, 768,321
3, 411,888
24,454
11,871
235,396
132,191
12,300
544,320
247,968
147, 933
Hartford, C o n n
City corporation.
School district._.
7, 930,128
5,887,671
2, 042,457
5,317,487
3, 621,158
1, 696,329
835, 322
603, 258
232,064
123,818
123,818
14,930
14,930
158,855
158,855
72,423
72,423
109,916
39, 886
70,030
190,787
170,615
20,172
293,095
269, 233
23,862
941,380
16,775
o
504,697
504,697
Ui
_
O
lll'.V.'.ll
^
640,558
640,558
8
H
W
w
597,031
"522," 843
66,363
970
58, 244 I
970
8,119
813,495
813,495
54
57
58
61
66
Des Moines, Iowa
City corporation
School district
396
03?,
364
New Bedford, Mass
Trenton, N . J
407
692
Salt Lake City, Utah
City corporation
S chool district
166
866
300
Camden, N . J
063
21,182
Nashville, Tenn_
Fall River, Mass
!, 290, 010
:, 428, 312
1,105, 528
Albany, N. Y
City corporation
County
super visors:
fund
!, 360, 671
i, 158, 767
183, 271
183, 271
Wilmington, Del
!, 174, 851
Kansas City, Kans_
City corporation
School district
!, 709, 993
104,301
6,571
97, 730
84, 507
61,146
23,361
142,003
63, 580
78,423
605,434
605,434
21, 591
139,814
74, 551
261,315
30,805
11,396
139,877
491,140
129,016
322,914
271,734
131,493
518,083
568,493
133,843
133,843
525, 354
525,354
46, 647
46,647
708,129
91, 658
63,281
28,377
119,550
104,599
14,951
469,066
469,066
708,129
15, 329
265,233
196, 596
12,344
407,642
281,949
67,853
562,118
57,910
19, 024
25, 576
254,868
41, 640
81, 641
17, 473
557, 849
68, 896
183, 328
133,973
171,910
136,466
512,221
450,335
79, 813
79, 813
248, 676
248, 676
36, 825
36, 825
327, 850
327, 850
86, 641
86, 641
22,437
22,437
678,638
678,638
84, 034
173, 642
50, 817
849,383
68, 764
22.936
364, 584
114, 862
114, 862
529, 298
529, 298
20, 985
20, 985
10, 794
5,000
5,794
102, 663
87, 674
14,989
35, 877
25,053
10,824
1,921,852
1,921, 852
337
m
691
Flint, Mich
City corporation
School district
763
464
299
Erie, Pa
Cfty corporation
School district
568
736
832
Cambridge, Mass
544
Reading, Pa
City corporation
School district
?,89
798
491
Spokane, Wash
City corporation
School district
64,168
64,168
, 478, 775
Lowell, Mass
Duluth, Minn
City corporation
School district...
47,115
29, 366
557,930
557,930
201, 904
•i 2 3 1 ,
Yonkers, N . Y
70
1,047,650
23,894
59,954
59,954
_._
722, 617
706,161
16,453
51, 999
34, 394
114,852
34, 249
126, 691
447, 236
19, 517
19, 517
422, 771
422, 771
30, 325
30, 325
275, 296
10,101
265,195
86, 070
23, 238
62, 832
294,882
199, 513
95,369
511,636
511, 636
109,080
63, 470
45, 610
18, 510
18, 510
337, 390
337, 390
9,320
9,320
206, 763
100
206, 663
89, 993
62,464
27, 529
43,966
23,886
20,080
565, 671
565, 671
83, 378
22, 817
14, 562
12, 214
33, 829
180, 566
227, 310
519, 355
70, 801
14, 947
55, 854
93, 612
93, 612
141, 926
141, 926
6,730
6,692
38
215, 264
4,400
210, 864
43, 952
29, 369
14, 583
51, 800
38,047
13, 753
489, 876
489,876
16,146
5,914, 038
257,728
203, 064
242,411
25, 497
513, 636
85, 897
34,339
623,908
424, 0??
663, 551
760, 471
16,418
8,209
8,209
63, 652
54,693
8,959
993, 499
993,499
107, 661
107,661
215, 556
7,050
208, 506
86, 787
67,426
19,361
45,428
28,510
16,918
1, 080, 654
1,080,654
24, 557
24, 557
249, 286
'249, 286
73, 074
72, 849
225
832,920
7,664
825, 256
99, 250
90, 746
8,504
303,822
248,486
55,336
516, 598
516, 598
590
491
099
TABLE 3.—SUMMARY
OF REVENUE
R E C E I P 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 :
1923—Continued
LFor a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 16]
City num ber
R E V E N U E RECEIPTS
Taxes
CITY, A N D DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
|
General
property
Total
( T a b l e 7)
Snpcial
bpeciai
Poll
i oil
i
(Table 7) | (Table 7)
Business
nd non
1 »business
.
licpnsp
( T a b l e 7)
Special assessments,
a n d special
charges for
outlays
Fines,
forfeits,
and
escheats
( T a b l e 7)
( T a b l e 7)
Subventions
and grants,
donations,
a n d pension
assessments
( T a b l e 8)
Highway
privileges,
rents, a n d
interest
Earnings
of general
departments
Earnings
of public
service enterprises
( T a b l e 9)
( T a b l e 10)
( T a b l e 11)
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
7?,
Elizabeth, N . J
$3, 713, 752
$2, 492,082
$8, 355
73
U t i c a , N . Y_
C i t y corporation
County
supervisors'
fund
.
3,971, 861
3,971,861
2, 886,949
2, 886, 949
150,136
150,136
74
Lynn, Mass
4, 576, 938
3, 272,366
459, 634
75
Tacoma, Wash
C i t y corporation
School district
P a r k district
76
C i t y corporation
School district
__ __
5, 856, 615
4,169, 502
1, 535, 328
151, 785
2, 045,906
1,182,333
773,339
90, 234
4, 427,180
3, 795, 419
631, 761
2, 041,339
1, 443,049
598, 290
$13,357
38,129
$119,527
$345, 736
$5, 566
$394, 530
$235, 501
$93, 732
$5, 366
86,199
86,199
377, 785
377, 785
22,166
22, 166
323,913
323, 913
77,126
77,126
38, 976
38, 976
8,611
8,611
15, 445
31, 778
30, 002
33, 702
51, 746
40,929
40, 675
343,160
343,160
114,770
114, 770
729, 067
13,436
715, 631
153, 097
147,108
5, 989
1,142
181,331
181,331
82,145
82,145
41, 565
16, 236
25, 329
114,074
112, 425
1,649
469, 387
049
383
369
297
2, 262, 637
2, 262, 637
126, 247
122,185
4,062
81,117
79, 828
1,289
1, 758, 220
1, 758, 220
254
1,142
174, 749
167,
65,
40,
61,
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000
77
O k l a h o m a City, Okla
C i t y corporation
78
C i t y corporation
School district
79
80
Somerville, M a s s
S c h e n e c t a d y , N . Y__
$5, 558,135
3, 453, 781
2,104, 354
$3, 514, 065
1, 580, 252
1, 933,813
4,150, 850
2, 413, 864
1, 736, 986
3, 038,803
1, 376, 398
1, 662,405
$10, 506
10,506
3,122, 287
4,663, 217 i
2, 217,820
3, 533,314
298,104
122, 753
$49, 729
$119, 520
119, 520
$977, 054
977, 054
$52, 033
52, 033
$162, 864
34, 056
128, 808
$199, 461
174, 419
25, 042
$126, 648
109, 957
16, 691
$406, 490
406, 490
118,411
118, 411
233,400
233, 400
159, 617
159, 617
37, 755
3,000
34, 755
135, 637
120, 671
14, 966
113, 728
88, 868
24, 860
302, 993
302, 993
19, 237
128, 925
85, 298
148, 946
9,622
15, 609
25, 307
391, 906
16, 527
36, 519
103, 79?
71,195
296, 846
214, 050
85
W a t e r b u r y , Conn
3, 663, 773
T u l s a , Okla
C i t y corporation
School district
3, 322, 054
1, 595,090
1, 726, 964
Lawrence, M a s s
2,845, 955
Fort Wayne, Ind
C i t y corporation
School district
2,452, 024
1,103,132
1, 348,892
48,687 1
19, 030
151, 934
151, 934
55,023 r
1,164, 581
1,164, 581
23,893
847,932
26,813
13, 759
34, 888
24,901
9,987
25, 008
25,008
19, 635
1,109,179
1,109,179
182, 324
304, 969
35, 951
26,600
9,351
45, 352
26,479
18,873
1, 037, 719
1, 037, 719
Knoxville, T e n n . . .
1, 676, 918
2,588
65,414
101,199
33,855
Allentown, P a
C i t y corporation
School district
1, 433, 707
569, 273
864,434
103,154
18, 464
84, 690
49, 639
49,639
271,813
271, 813
2,541
2,541
S a n Diego, Calif
C i t y corporation
School district
3,166, 288
2,141, 225
1, 025, 063
Bayonne, N . J
M a n c h e s t e r , N . EL
2, 500, 285
2,107,173
St. Joseph, M o .
C i t y corporation
School district
_
51, 248
387, 783
10, 315
311,041
87, 203
63,482
504, 225
41, 020
41, 020
385, 338
385, 338
5,183
5,183
119, 345
3,637
115, 708
51,113
38, 324
12,789
53, 403
15,886
37, 517
395, 208
395, 208
300,286
300, 286
15, 614
15, 614
46, 380
46, 380
68, 850
22, 947
22, 947
84, 729
51, 547
33,182
300, 602
300,602
247, 602
4,060
110, 586
509,969
170,805
44, 586
17, 524
27, 062
19,834
10,808
9,026
195,558
195,558
&
>
t,'
860,018
860,018
^
td
554,553
225,851
288,872
288,872
CO
68,850
170,805
91, 484
89, 086
2,398
4,731
201, 430
2, 017, 082
888, 008
1,129, 074
2, 577, 217
990,477
1, 586,740
1, 086, 644
1, 086, 644
45, 232
45, 232
758, 562
20,113
738,449
108,603
108,603
161, 344
150,884
10,460
73, 246
112, 564
11, 304
7,272
2,430
26, 007
482, 835
114, 722
21, 401
21,949
27, 267
31,667
45, 574
45, 574
100,874
100,874
6,334
6,274
60
192,109
25, 702
166, 407
144, 578
132, 575
12, 003
38, 964
13,031
25,933
71, 638
71, 638
115,634
115,634
12, 698
12, 669
105,102
15,702
89,400
30,032
12,192
16,854
71,133
34, 238
25,808
986
U , 087
96,166
96,166
652,827
652,827
46, 718
46, 718
26,039
1,079
24,960
106,445
56,423
50,022
111, 055
105,011
6,044
12,879
12, 879
78,971
71,389
7,582
27,863
17, 779
10,084
4,356
4,356
31, 667
29
!
1
I
1
174, 948
174,948
27,171
27,171 1
1
93, 788
5,971
87,817 1
. O
ft
^
ft
£
150
96, 741
164,487
1,637,505
862,443
775,062
373,830
373, 830
71, 215
1, 413, 465
1,162,128
251, 337
Wichita, K a n s .
C i t y corporation
School district
313,883
24,427
16,873
7,554
115, 929
3,329
112,600
Savannah, Ga
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t . .
2,067,304
844,412
1,058,405
36, 342
13,027
13, 027
1, 995, 651
20, 767
13,845
6,922
38,612 |
189,310 1
139,192 1
50,118 I
1
51, 531 !
23, 363
2,109, 240
1,127,491
981, 749
Peoria, 111
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t . _.
_.
Pleasure d r i v e w a y a n d
p a r k district
90, 256
90, 256
Evansville, I n d
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t .
_
_
107,925
108, 472
108, 472
E l Paso, T e x . _
Harrisburg, Pa
City corporation..
School district
95
17,386
3,730
3,730
£
co
T A B L E 3 . — S U M M A R Y O F R E V E N U E R E C E I P 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 :
1923—Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16]
City number
REVENUE
j
CITY, AND DIVISIONS O F
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
Total
Taxes
General
property
Special
Poll
(Table 7)
(Table 7)
(Table 7)
Business
and nonbusiness
license
( T a b l e 7)
EECEIPTS
Special assessments,
a n d special
charges for
outlays
Fines,
forfeits,
and
escheats
Subventions
and grants,
donations,
a n d pension
assessments
Highway
privileges,
rents, and
interest
Earnings
of general
departments
Earnings
of p u b l i c
service enterprises
( T a b l e 7)
( T a b l e 7)
( T a b l e 8)
( T a b l e 9)
( T a b l e 10)
(Table 11)
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
C i t y corporation
__
$3, 287, 615
1,824,403
1,463,212
$2,396,226
991,773
1,404,453
C i t y corporation
_-.
3, 653, 292
2,116,479
1,536, 813
2,418,186
1,033,704
1,384,482
2,298, 344
1, 001,447
1, 296, 897
1,821,182
796,218
1,024,964
97
98
99
Wilkes-Barre, P a
C i t y corporation
100
101
Portland, Me
C i t y corporation
Pier site district
3,129, 084
2,051,265
$117,919
3, 754, 272
3, 249,912
34,732
436,543
33,085 |
2,631,591
2, 573,729
26, 785
55, 276
55,276
Rockford, 111
C i t y corporation
2,988,485
1,629,043
1,226,300
133,142
2,136,466
958,548
1,064,025
113,893
103
Troy, N . Y
C i t y corporation
Lansingburg
school
3,181,602
2, 224,291
1, 989,623
130,998
129,647
108,183
1,351
County
fund
supervisors'
156,426
126,485
i
$329, 999
329,999
$27, 543
27, 543
$45, 044
3,092
41, 952
$75, 816
74,408
1,408
$61,779
46,380
15,399
$298,650
298,650
$13,838
5,942
7,896
14,169
14,169
613, 558
613,558
11, 828
11,828
136,125
5,001
131,124
39, 786
30,465
9,321
57,221
53, 231
3,990
348, 581
348, 581
148,852
50,000
• 98,852
34,225
34,225
69,552
69, 552
17, 758
17, 758
155,420
11,128
2,747
8,381
36, 742
27,462
9,280
3,485
3,485
56,614
56,614
155,420
47,168
170,558
18,229
357,227
37,429
150,507
178,782
54, 588
54, 588
51,428
51,428
3,031
3,031
168,810
168,810
123, 732
73,241
7,947
40, 536
2,008
150, 598
150,598
458,604
62,597
223, 504
223,504
338,389
338,389
31,077
102
2, 898,691
$52,558
52, 558
126,485
396,007
58,384
58,384
294, 219
294,219
14, 760
14, 760
116,379
4,475
96,162
15, 742
19,550
17,328
2,222
125,223
57,825
66,113
1,285
56,065
56,065
160, 502
160, 502
4,817
4,817
231, 524
185,845
24, 786
24,488
10,230
9,315
45,679
298
915
104
Charleston, S. C .
C i t y corporation
School district
_
_
3,097,143
2, 571,059
526,084
1,447,140
1,099,554
347, 586
6,886
6,886
150,105
148,130
1,975
928,201
327,566
600,635
13,192
13,192
205,112
204,887
162,374
1,584
225
160,790
149,842
54, 842
95,000
55,638
55,638
75,739
75,739
105
L i t t l e Rock, A r k
C i t y corporation
School district
__
Sewer a n d street imp r o v e m e n t district
1, 575, 013
734,597
679,357
106
Johnstown, P a
C i t y corporati o n .
School d i s t r i c t . _
2,436,984
1, 204,087
1,232,897
1,835, 900
909,605
926, 295
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
City corporation
School district
5,291,944
3, 679,813
1, 612,131
2,234,285
1,472, 597
761,688
91, 657
91, 657
108
E a s t St. L o u i s , 111
C i t y corporation
School district
P a r k district
1, 893, 610
1,007, 969
791,707
93,934
1, 246, 200
456,970
703,491
85, 739
115, 275
115, 275
109
Brockton, Mass
3,401,613
2,405,914
36, 754
110
Terre Haute, Ind
C i t y corporation
School district
2,399, 729
1,099,413
1,300,316
1,903,126
798, 832
1,104, 294
13,192
4,817
8,375
111
Saginaw, M i c h _ . .
C i t y corporation
School district _
2, 751, 570
1, 586,122
1,165,448
m
G a r y , Ind_
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t .
113
114
107
_
161,059
16, 079
16, 079
165,439
4,422
161,017
125, 770
119,327
6,443
49, 792
47,615
2,177
1,135,932
1,135,932
79, 317
79,317
88,264
17, 571
70,693
42,486
30, 257
3,185
42,289
37,445
4,844
13, 778
13, 778
33,335
33,335
182, 595
86, 672
63, 583
23,089
16, 658
10, 740
• 5, 918
605
605
62,601
62,601
203,096
198, 757
4,339
321, 859
321, 859
44
182, 595
1,462,055
1,462,055
70,478
70, 287
191
845,913
376,717
376, 717
18, 206
18, 206
85, 759
1,989
83,770
6,181
5,502
679
45, 272
33,310
4,446
7,516
18, 271
73,427
8,294
5,225
31, 864
222,480
248,309
27,624
27, 624
175,327
175,327
10, 742
10,742
118, 612
3,423
115,189
32, 371
17, 527
14,844
74, 990
17,376
57, 614
43, 745
43, 745
1, 865,015
1,009,028
855,987
11,718
11, 718
220, 242
220, 242
13, 292
13, 292
225, 237
134, 766
79, 522
55, 244
67, 527
38, 547
28, 980
213,773
213,773
225, 2;37
2,982,879
1.878. 230
1,104,649
2,074,956
1,069,847
1,005,109
19,421
19,421
711,098
. 711,098
12, 249
12, 249
94, 670
4, 780
89,890
16, 794
12,159
4, 635
41, 730
36, 715
5,015
11, 961
11,961
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N . J
2,765,023
4,146, 582
2,028,105
2, 869,869
18,023
90,422
28,909
199,075
13,998
5,209
26, 291
344,170
99,574
109,733
61,482
23,712
471,651
489,033
115
L o n g Beach, Calif
•City corporation
S chool district
5,055, 269
3,313, 728
1, 741, 541
2,233,230
1,219,402
1,013, 828
119,324
118,159
1,165
658,725
658,725
49,414
49, 414
654, 457
104,841
94, 519
10,322
584,513
584, 513
654, 457
650, 765
588, 996
61, 769
116
Passaic, N . J
2,395, 616
1,793,419
16, 791
67, 623
74, 218
12,096
299,214
104,375
25, 676
100
117
Springfield, Ohio
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t . .
1,989, 277
1, 224,961
764,316
1,306,473
610,049
696,424
22,308
22,308
44,117
44,117
162,090
162>090
20,156
20,156
36, 257
14,449
21, 808
73, 267
60, 838
12,429
114,099
80,444
33, 655
210, 510
210,510
118
Chester, P a
C i t y corporation
School district
1,497,076
710, 772
786,304
1,074,112
498, 279
575,833
30,493
30,493
139,396
139,396
13,458
13,458
123,921
38, 841
24,794
14,047
32,297
2,027
30,270
2,325
2,325
..
351,075
14,290
16,990
1,069
2,104
42, 233
42, 233
845, 913
123,921
T A B L E 8 . — S U M M A R Y O F R E V E N U E R E C E I P 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 : 1 9 2 3 — C o n t i n u e d
to
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16]
City num ber
REVENUE
Taxes
CITY. A N D DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
Total
General
property
Special
Poll
(Table 7)
(Table 7)
(Table 7)
Business
and nonbusiness
license
(Table 7)
RECEIPTS
Special assessments,
and special
charges for
outlays
(Table 7)
Fines,
forfeits,
and
escheats
(Table 7)
Subventions Highway
and grants, privileges,
donations,
and
and pension rents,
interest
assessments
(Table 8)
(Table 9)
Earnings
of general
departments
Earnings
of public
service enterprises
(Table 10)
(Table 11)
3
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 5.0,000 TO 100,000—Continued
119
Hamtramck, M i c h . . .
City corporation..
School district
$2,143, 726
1, 515, 682
628,044
120
Altoona, Pa
City corporation..
School district
1,918,320
968,132
950,188
121
Racine, W i s .
2, 710, 638
122
Lansing, Mich
City corporation..
School district
4, 835, 879
3, 640,181
1,195, 698
2, 255,
1, 241,
1,014,
123
New Britain, Conn..
2, 219, 237
1,076, 323
124
Mobile, Ala
City corporation..
School district
1,527,520
1,024,301
503, 219
Berkeley, Calif
City corporation..
School district
126
Springfield, 111
City corporation
School district
Pleasure driveway and
park district
127 Holyoke, Mass.
$1,531,
1,061,
470,
1, 225,
447,
777, 101
$112, 327
fe|
$11,051
11,051
$141,063
141,063
$45, 812
31,080
14, 732
$127,082
3,776
123,306
$31,751
15,169
16, 582
$34,342
31,223
3,119
$221,190
221,190
56,366
56,366
245,047
245,047
9,222
9,222
141,067
2,769
138, 298
19, 396
14, 847
4,549
49,914
19, 674
30, 240
172,269
172,269
49, 453
23, 279
10,009
104,240
74,691
311,788
13,464
13,464
159, 460
4, 200
155,260
69, 761
69, 761
115,059
89,153
25, 906
1, 960, 454
1,960, 454
44,423
45,117
96, 685
214,582
Q
21,940
21, 589
351
234,241
234,241
H
£
8,850
8,850
253,234 I
253,234 !
co
6,217
6,850
166,807
166,807
49,779 |
49,779 I
22, 781
16, 964
5, 817
93,862
93, 862
31, 832
31,121
711
2, 784, 580
1, 554, 806
1, 229, 774
1, 655,
998,
657,
40, 025
37,221
2,804
290,798
290,798 I
1,206
1,206
561,225
55
561,170
62, 971
60, 729
2,242
170, 722
164, 207
6, 515
1,817
1,817
1,818,020
891,356
1,638,
699,
787,
33, 934
33,904
388, 591
388, 591
6,387
6,387
12,175
72, 712
40, 261
38, 557
1,351
46,389
10, 539
29, 795
627, 999
627, 999
157,505
151,
30
4,197, 709
1,875,
899,
503,
395,
35, C
~~~6,~856'
496, 771
33,202
5,527
10,923 !
22, 309
71,043
353
6, 055
61,925
81, 260
§
E^
U2
$61,384
13,694
>•
t-1
Q
O
GO
^
W-
1, 538, 769
128
Highland Park, Mich
City corporation
School district
129
Davenport, Iowa
_
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t . . _
__
130
Chattanooga, Tenn
__
1,679,245
457
131
Bethlehem, P a
City corporation
School d i s t r i c t .
2,015, 868
985, 789
1,030,079
346, 100
531, 155
814, 945
65,000
20,000
45,000
22,354
22, 354
132
Lincoln, N e b r
C i t y corporation
School district
S a n i t a r y district
2,915,974
1, 610, 255
1,193,442
112,277
819, 827
633, 162
098, 990
87, 675
12,330
12,330
133
N i a g a r a Falls, N .
3,113, 418
134
Covington, K v
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t .
Y
.
._
3,315,948
1, 976, 582
1,339,366
477
Q56
521
11,410
11,410
152, 614
152,614
24, 618
24, 238
380
122,347
3,644
118,703
76,411
56,063
20,348
254,396
222,982
31,414
310,675
310, 675
2, 989,376
1,928, 741
1,060,635
229
266
963
34, 708
34, 708
822, 758
822, 758
10,837
10, 837
36,290
4,309
31, 981
25,196
19, 761
5,435
72,810
51, 554
21, 256
22, 548
22, 548
90,144
21,379
238,134
36,015
100, 537
10, 579
73,763
73, 763
36, 964
36, 848
116
131, 430
19, 663
2,787
16, 876
269, 557
269, 557
131,430
51, 037
29,325
21,712
29, 083
21,372
7,711
440, 418
415,816
15, 965
5,846
10,119
67,149
32,653
34, 496
42,351
22, 943
19, 408
65,494
42, 776
22,718
423,357
423,357
70, 938
265, 553
26,296
202, 590
134,941
50,205
185, 819
108,085
108,085
8,280
8,280
11,851
11, 851
73,072
2,383
70, 689
8,066
5,669
2,397
17,235
13,218
4,017
300, 520
300, 520
18, 476
:
, 041, 411
1,520,004
1,153, 569
366, 435
992, 895
703, 563
289, 332
24,602.
135,665
135
Haverhill, Mass
2, 333, 790
,629, 841
27,081
9,202
136
Portsmouth, Va
1, 524,954
760, 712
2,710
148, 715
137
H u n t i n g t o n , W . Va___
C i t y corporation
School district
2, 230,477
1, 057, 508
1,172, 969
, 664, 767
518, 476
, 146, 291
13,888
13, 888
30,565
30, 565
..
237,938
404,439
404,439
7,802
30,295
37, 380
131, 788
203,987
28,698
78,971
108,899
16, 643
379, 606
40, 770
39,840
930
1,013
16,532
6,117
10,415
20,835
20,835
1,013
37, 668
23, 348
14,320
138
E a s t Orange, N . J
2, 615, 584
986
139
Macon, Ga
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t . .
1, 534, 353
1, 267,963
266,390
789
667, 775
196, 014
1,876, 246
1, 296,043
580, 203
., 291, 410
727, 063
564, 347
1,846,332
1,080,911
761,444
3,977
621
414, 038
667, 046
537
__
1, 729, 081
267
30, 520
243,345
46,494
73, 553
79,952
.
1,840,762
1,267,423
573,339
098
394
4,275
7,500
7,500
39,452
39,452
704
145,236
145,236
4,275
37, 731
887
36,844
140
Wheeling, W . V a ._
C i t y corporation
School district
141
Cicero, I1L_
C i t y corporation
School district
P a r k district _
142
Roanoke, Va
143
Tampa, Fla.
C i t y corporation
School district- - -
.
_
_
_
3,192
9,334
11,311
11,311
89, 968
94,697
1,571
238,463
138, 203
46, 977
239,193
162,800
162,800
13,113
13,113
32,336
22, 078
10, 258
55,185
81,285
77,451
3,834
290,331
290,331
55,185
35, 514
34,415
1,099
43,132
43,132
135,332
135,332
21, 626
21,626
7,305
874
6,431
108, 285
105,822
2,463
16,891
9,929
6,962
240,954
240, 954
157, 295
157,295
321,357
321,357
1,040
1,040
69, 288
23,170
851
22,313
6
4,179
948
2,797
434
185,382
185,382
53,406
55, 374
47, 730
63,729
54,057
9,672
154,771
84,927
69,844
3.970
3,970
69, 288
14,440
T A B L E 3 . — S U M M A R Y O F R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S , BY D I V I S I O N S OF M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1923—Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16]
B E V E N U E RECEIPTS
Taxes
CITY, A N D DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
Total
General
property
Special
Poll
(Table 7)
(Table 7)
(Table 7)
Busine_ss
and nonbusiness
license
(Table 7)
Special assessments,
and special
charges for
outlays
(Table 7)
Fines,
forfeits,
and
escheats
(Table 7)
Subventions!
and grants,
donations,
and pension
assessments
(Table 8)
Highway
privileges,
rents, and
interest
Earnings
of general
departments
Earnings
of public
service enterprises
(Table 9)
(Table 10)
(Table 11)
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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 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 - C o n t i n u e d
Lancaster, Pa
City corporation..
School district
$1,132,300
698,408
433, 892
Winston-Salem, N . C
1, 826,076
Shreveport, La
City corporation..
School district
2, 334, 221
1, 696, 080
638,141
147 Jackson, Mich
City corporation..
School district
1, 927, 388
1,173, 713
753,675
601,
591,
148 Augusta, Ga
City corporation..
School district
2,151, 690
1, 633, 592
518,098
Fresno, Calif
City corporation..
School district
150
151
$8,934
$667,
345,
322,
$29, 692
29,692
$23, 614
23,614
6,590
0
>
F
$2, 295
2,295
$84, 774
310
84,464
$15,641
9,325
6,316
$32,075
20, 724
11,351
46, 739
255,480
23, 332
81,893
218,774
£?
8,934
924,681
.
$267,352
267,352
"--
m
163,194
163,194
361, 058
361,058
62,339
53, 950
8,389
122, 991
3,171
119,820
59,922
27, 606
32, 316
38, 736
33, 508
5,228
237,534
237,534
M
£j
7, 391
7,391
169,992
169,992
11,878
11,878
138, 701
1. 291
137, 410
39, 939
30, 927
9,012
170,489
154,608
15,881
195,704
195,704
50
1, 324,
887,
436,
155,800
155,800
150, 070
150, 070
32,189
32,189
74, 364
26, 877
23, 849
3,028
133,317
128, 952
4,365
255,018
255,018
o
j~j
rt
3, 315,401
1, 795,871
1, 519, 530
1, 673,
920,
753,
133, 757
132, 921
836
753,155
12, 722
740, 433
16,947
16, 947
92,465
67, 327
25,138
6,118
6,118
Ui
Quincy, Mass
3,069,754
2,164,191
Pasadena, Calif
City corporation..
School district—
5, 218, 764
3, 669, 668
1,549,096
2,128,
1,115,
1, 012,
2,116, 229
1,314,935
801,294
1, 510,
752,
757,
37,433
37,433
152 Topeka, K a n s
City corporation..
School district
9,181
1, 279,
816,
463,
~9~18T
HH
O
74, 364
238, 256
17, 968
560, 111
560, 111
79, 708
79, 708
10, 503
8, 477
77, 255
31, 707
44, 885
66, 778
65, 306
1,472
702. 059
702, 059
35, 693
35, 693
521, 434
3,255
518,179
64, 246
64, 246
169,439
152, 713
16, 726
1, 530, 961
1, 530,961
182, 645
182, 645
16,088
16,088
19,450
100
19, 350
48, 633
38, 732
9,901
45, 509
31, 271
14,238
256, 098
256, Of 8
279, 069
Q
^
153
A t l a n t i c C i t y , N . J._
5,102,218
3, 551, 953
154
Kalamazoo, M i c h
C i t y corporation.
School d i s t r i c t . _ .
2,244,434
1, 278,355
966, 079
1, 616,973
801,327
815,646
155
L a k e w o o d , Ohio.._^_
C i t y corporation.
School d i s t r i c t . - .
2, 634, 382
1, 372, 558
1, 261,824
1,818, 876
611, 750
1, 207,126
10,592
10,592
156
157
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C
2, 236,195
1, 920, 550
1,577, 559
971,133
216,691
1,709
11, 508
140
37, 534
5,674
322, 765
31, 743
8,033
347,897
383,057
112,044
333, 078
217,734
217, 734
11, 209
11, 209
160, 502
160, 502
16, 330
16,330
130,423
975
129, 448
35, 698
26,114
9,584
55, 565
44,164
11,401
66,464
66,464
346, 715
346, 715
40,988
40,988
31,434
3,519
27, 915
96,821
76, 580
20, 241
12, 760
6,218
6,542
209, 732
209, 732
10,441
100, 647
62,034
224,693
4,922
13, 525
21,147
217, 500
52, 236
18, 851
80,103
29,464
173, 528
337, 354
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
158
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
City corporation
School district
.._
$1,970,348
975, 795
994, 553
$1,481,619 !_
540,023 L
941,596 |.
$20, 477
20,477
159
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x
City corporation
School district
Water i m p r o v e m e n t
district
__
1, 586, 557
848,347
431, 534
1,098,720 L
514,379 L
333,972 L
5,345
5,345
306, 676
160
York, P a
C i t y corporation
School district
_
1,310,886
574,252
736,634
250,369 L
I
835,581 ;.
336,169 .
499,412 .
161
16?
Elmira, N . Y
N e w t o n , M a s s ___
_._
._
2,019, 800
3,444,622
1, 228,047
2, 316, 781
163
Bay City, Mich
C i t y corporation
School district
2,391,401
1,509, 258
882,143
1,380,510
719,911
660, 599
164
McKeesport, Pa
C i t y corporation
School district
1, 547, 958
745, 209
802, 749
1,011,442
387,741
623, 701
18,176
1,314, 574
553, 598
760,976
950,189
363, 218
586,971
63, 542
26,250
37,292
1, 559, 525
891, 249
668,276
923,381
348,873
574,508
165
166
N e w Castle, P a
C i t y corporation
School district
D e c a t u r , 111
City corporation.
School district
__
_
$180, 643
180,643
$17, 543
17, 543
$36, 791
2,147
34,644
36, 569
36, 569
84, 901
$177,037
177,037
Q
~~84~96T
W
>
$67,730
473,021
$30, 765
12,305
18,460
38, 545
38, 545
108, 745
108, 745
5,442
5,442
27,180
36,451
29, 761
137, 543
135, 390
13, 941
6,230
184,593
67, 247
81, 673
81,673
3, 656
3,656
178, 228
3,059
175,169
12, 336
12,336
52, 247
52, 247
33,981
33,981
100,322
1,144
99,178
31, 044
31,044
83, 019
83,019
21, 250
21,179
71
104, 773
104, 773
18, 232
13, 789
4,443
15, 075
15,075
51, 532
1, 868
49, 664
21,868
9,549
12, 319
99, 739
s
" 99," 739"
18,176
11,856
11, 856
379, 093
379,093
T A B L E 3 . — - S U M M A R Y O F R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S , BY D I V I S I O N S O F M U N I C I P A L
GOVERNMENT:
1923—Continued
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[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16]
R E V E N U E RECEIPTS
Taxes
CITY, A N D DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
General
property
Total
(Table 7)
Special
Business
and nonbusiness
license
(Table 7)
Poll
(Table 7) | (Table 7)
Special assessments,
and special
charges for
outlays
Fines,
forfeits,
and
escheats
(Table 7)
(Table 7)
Subventions! Highway
and grants, privileges,
donations,
and pension rents, and
interest
assessments
(Table 8)
(Table 9)
Earnings
of general
departments
Earnings
of public
service enterprises
(Table 10)
(Table 11)
3
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
167
Oak P a r k , 111 _
C i t y corporation
School district
$2,132,485
1,080,329
1,012,547
39,609
$1,353,927
371,535
943,103
39,289
1,677, 516
1,809,038
168
169
Chelsea, M a s s
2,199,075
2,333,247
170
H a m m o n d , I n d __
C i t y corporation
2,285, 237
1, 599,133
686,104
1,199,702
595,583
604,119
171
Galveston, T e x
1,896,710
1,005,992
172
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
C i t y corporation
School district
_.
__
2,008,711
1,096,473
912, 238
114,905
114,905
1,484,161
1,667,664
1,919,070
1,984,645
1,191,956
956,419
1,190,224
1,349,694
1,196,419
410,334
252,149
4,190
Beaumont, Tex
Woonsocket, R . I
Pittsfield, M a s s
P e r t h A m b o y , N . J__
178
Stockton, C a l i f . . .
C i t y corporation
School district
2,629, 928
1,684,956
944,972
1,362,893
910,421
452,472
179
Medford, M a s s
2,051,504
1,574,571
$319,190
319,190
$22, 852
22,850
2
$44,370
1,951
42,419
$29, 297
9,162
19,852
283
$15, 915
8,707
7,171
37
$217,241
217,241
$19, 237
9,535
34, 947
8,458
39,838
8,609
13,061
24,115
130,424
39,031
40,160
74,301
37,304
152,651
174,300
8,500
4,250
4,250
21,096
21,096
769,840
769, 840
6,591
6, 591
69,649
9,495
60,154
12,114
12,114
34,316
16, 735
17,581
163,429
163,429
12, 507
1,289
15,877
330, 956
90, 926
189, 736
249,427
o
I—I
1
$185,622
54,175
2, 863,714
1,686, 587
1,177,127
173
174
175
176
177
$129,693
129,693
158,505
19, 728
19, 728
5, 762
13,673
22,632
640
14,552
41,733
41, 733
H
a
ZP
o
ft
8,551
8,151
400
246,729
9,796
236,933
65, 526
52,448
13,078
43,088
28, 610
14,478
314,743
314, 743
7,245
13,392
4,354
31, 546
213,659
63,042
54,402
69,650
123,379
199, 244
18,869
1,271
12,526
9,686
35, 680
116,357
28,542
22,017
129,414
108,103
69, 111
117,890
4,592
74, 208
4,834
27,853
37,309
33,661
17,614
46,380
219,503
210,961
147,795
397,549
173,722
114,464
114,464
422,242
422, 242
78,882
78,882
510, 764
29,367
481,397
63, 976
63,838
138
46, 967
36,002
10,965
29, 740
29,740
5,479
56,191
3,319
18, 834
32,006
38,638
149,409
H
I—i
ft
zn
180
Lima, Ohio
1,529,306
883,459
645,847
887,961
294,582
593,379
Charleston, W . V a _
C i t y corporation
School district
1,303,417
655,926
647,491
1,166,687
549,218
617,469
182
183
Lexington, K y
Greensboro, N . C
1,257,099
1,127, 797
920,553
483,027
184
P u e b l o , Colo
C i t y corporation
School district
2,000, 734
1,427,204
573,530
1,031,117
642,837
..
185
186
187
Salem, M a s s
Madison, Wis
Everett, Mass
__
2, 205,329
2, 754,994
1,981,317
1,603,932
1,858,645
1,363,942
188
Butte, Mont
City corporation..
School d i s t r i c t .
C i t y corporation
School district
181
..
_
1,188, 695
757, 021
431, 674
772, 507
462, 221
310, 286
189
Fitchburg,
2, 045, 796
1, 293, 565
190
E a s t Chicago, I n d
C i t y corporation
School district
1, 829, 627
1,197, 246
632, 381
1,137,
568,
569,
191
San Jose, Calif
C i t y corporation
School district
2, 809, 361
1, 912, 471
896, 890
819,
479,
339,
1,191, 557
593, 272
598, 285
771,
344,
426,
192
Mass
_
Williamsport, Pa
C i t y corporation
School district
._
193
West Hoboken, N . J
1, 044, 836
194
E v a n s t o n , 111
C i t y corporation . . .
School d i s t r i c t . .
...
Park district.._
2,192,107
1,140,982
1, 043, 468
7,657
195
196
H a m i l t o n , Ohio
C i t v corporation
School district
Brookline, M a s s
...
.
40,329
40,329
6,206
6,206
3,407
20,230
231,228
105,729
235,883
28,432
19, 736
19, 736
277, 859
574,
234,
2. 734. 255
1, 870, <
33,673
19,771
13, 902
21,244
6,299
14,945
9,205
9, 205
1,175
22,130
3,086
19,044
33,431
33,431
17, 720
17, 720
14,076
14,076
1,175
123,428
59,376
33,199
157,879
10, 710
20, 293
63,687
130,025
58,015
58,492
36,944
28, 723
10,563
186, 575
20,100
20,100
325, 591
325, 591
36,463
36,463
184,663
12, 521
172,142
21,302
21,141
161
18, 524
5,577
12,947
362,974
362, 974
1,261
37, 296
4,680
11,020
204,063
17,601
2,392
8,030
5,444
47,070
134,169
57, 299
19, 278
56,492
28,945
86, 298
64,290
48,527
182,620
286,280
190, 564
18, 981
18, 889
92
177, 930
177,930
39, 834
39, 714
120
117, 554
1, 250
116, 304
29, 578
26, 251
3,327
12, 575
11, 030
1,545
7,539
17,117
5,257
16, 270
31, 809
211, 354
24, 017
24, 017
571,176
571,176
10,974
10, 974
54, 020
15, 069
11.003
4,066
7,810
7,469
341
32, 796
32, 319
477
1, 319,149
1, 319,149
30, 458
30, 458
495, 796
1,275
494, 521
13, 053
13, 053
98, 846
36, 362
62, 484
25, 718
25, 718
153,505
153, 505
11,414
11, 414
93, 430
93, 430
15, 581
7,021
8,560
54,163
20,127
34, 036
51, 932
16, 344
35, 588
1,692
11,114
11,114
541,683
272,206
272,206
15,995
15, 995
8,962
4, 481
4,481
1, 503,
500,
995,
2, 077, 231
1, 828, 627
248, 604
38,973
11,956
27,017
133,676
1^3,676
24, 633
,
12,183
72,487 I
66,080
6,407
45, 549
45, 549
25, 670
Q
160, 393
W
54, 020
14, 376
14, 376
36, 936
9,331
2,080
214,091
47, 245
13,199
103, 454
103, 454
191, 263
191, 263
20, 018
20, 018
40, 220
2,847
37, 373
26,106
22, 003
4,096
7
55, 095
48, 243
6,852
252, 900
252, 900
32,813
32, 813
214, 669
214, 669
20, 833
20, 833
12,199
3,200
8,999
22, 658
21, 942
716
11,158
6,346
4,812
943, 300
943, 300
5,345
7.793
1,258
12, 332
9,154
T A B L E 3 . — S U M M A R Y O F R E V E N U E R E C E I P 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 :
1923—Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 16]
R E V E N U E RECEIPTS
Taxes
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
Total
General
property
Special
Poll
(Table 7)
(Table 7)
(Table 7)
Business
and nonbusiness
license
(Table 7)
Special assessments,
and special
charges for
outlays
(Table 7)
Fines,
forfeits,
and
escheats
(Table 7)
Subventions) Highway
and grants, privileges,
donations,
and pension rents, and
interest
assessments
(Table 8)
(Table 9)
Earnings
of general
departments
Earnings
of public
service enterprises
(Table 10)
(Table 11)
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
197
Jamestown, N . Y
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t - . - . . . C o u n t y supervisors'
fund
198
Springfield, M o
C i t y corporation
School district
199
Waco, Tex
*>00
?01
Lorain, Ohio
C i t y corporation
School district
9Q0
Muncie, Ind
. _
C i t y corporation
School district
?03
Pontiac, Mich
C i t y corporation
$2,199, 967
1, 418, 692
749, 977
$1, 068, 858
440, 953
596, 607
$48, 012
42, 848
5,164
$87, 595
67, 595
$137, 600
137, 600
$28, 396
28, 396
$144,771
3,011
141, 760
$17, 764
15, 983
1,781
$75, 529
70,864
4,665
$611,442
611,442
68, 662
68, 662
19, 545
19, 545
11,550
11,550
80,712
1,000
79, 712
19,888
5,717
14,171
12,074
5,903
6,171
3,233
3.233
31,298
31, 298
961,822
463, 721
498,101
737, 780
339, 733
398, 047
__ .
1, 467, 918
1, 025, 920
9, 011
20, 536
146, 780
39, 734
22,105
203, 832
Muskegon, Mich
C i t y corporation
1, 986, 638
1,112,162
874, 476
1, 294, 707
717, 589
577,118
11,823
11, 823
118,433
118, 433
14,125
14, 045
80
148, 468
1, 075
147, 393
166, 938
33, 222
133, 716
56, 908
40, 739
16,169
175, 236
175, 236
1, 889, 535
1,193, 539
695, 996
1, 286, 064
623, 231
662, 833
26, 767
26, 767
187, 758
187, 758
60,180
59, 925
255
22, 383
3, 000
19, 383
40,815
36, 024
4,791
14, 812
6,078
8,734
249, 338
249, 338
1, 891, 835
1,195, 608
696, 227
1,062, 613
461,401
601, 212
3,010
3,010
673, 262
673, 262
4,075
4,075
69, 280
964
68, 316
10, 402
5, 833
4,569
35,198
16,129
19,069*
27, 810
27, 810
2,136, 917
1,336.302
800. 615
1,496,555
841, 509
655,046
8,662
8,662
181,345
181,345
10, 917
10,917
97, 573
1,925
95, 648
37,900
24,408
13,492
101,010
64, 581
36, 429
202, 955
202, 955
._
_ _
-
?04
Chicopee, M a s s
1,861, 281
1, 050,613
?0'>
Joliet, 111
C i t y corporation
School district
1, 733, 798
895, 836
826, 243 1
1,074,348
305,926
756,722
$8, 378
8/378
1,418
1, 418
6,185
3,124
3,061
262, 608
19, 422
4,969
18, 349
6,257
24, 747
6,771
14, 745
452, 800
47,180
47,180
326,603
326,603
12, 570
12, 567
3
60,492
670
59,822
19, 015
19, 015
14, 753
5,038
9,696
178,837
178,837
Park district...
206
C o l u m b i a , S. C
City corporation.
School district
__
11,719
11, 700
1,316,404
993. 597
322, 807
729, 313
508, 340
220, 973
19
8,823
5,122
3,701
114,377
111,641
2,736
86, 326
86, 326
33, 243
33, 243
88, 242
7,209
4,343
2,866
88, 242
10,403
6,114
4,289
238,468
238,468
207
Superior, W i s
1,452, 079
1,037, 711
106, S78
98,928
73, 525
70, 581
15, 850
7,943
208
D u b u q u e , Iowa
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t . .
1,496,076
965, 641
530,435
1, 075,026
576, 354
672
15,415
15, 415
187, 088
187, 088
16, 801
16,801
29, 034
1,418
27, 616
4,073
2,165
1,908
22, 517
20, 278
2,239
146,122
146,122
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
C i t y corporation
School district
1, 544, 746
761,381
783.365
1,157, 410
501, 038
656, 37?
1.890
i;890
82, 256
82, 256
8,278
8,278
100, 023
13,908
4,535
9,373
57, 859
40, 262
17, 597
123,122
123,122
210
A u r o r a , 111
C i t y corporation
School district
1, 305, 541
825, 726
479,815
783, 157
370, 371
412, 786
39,173
39,173
190,101
190,101
11,342
11,342
43, 210
913
42, 297
21,831
21, 831
46. 927
22,195
24, 732
169,800
169, 800
211
Waterloo, Iowa
City corporation..
School district
1,474,296
678, 924
795,372
1, 202,915
441, P38
760, 977
10, 985
10,985
21, 674
21,674
14, 500
14, 500
21, 682
1,370
20,312
4, 260
3,835
425
23,954
10, 296
13, 658
162,920
162,920
Q
W
212
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
2,944,348
2, 325,409
127, 200
25, 738
74,613
6,629
266, 098
35, 932
79, 545
3,184
W
213
Stamford, Conn
C i t y corporation
Town
1, 723,373
836, 304
887,069
1, 565,791
753, 090
812, 701
5,255
19, 879
19,879
13,155
13,155
5, 255
1,202
16.658
15, 708
950
30, 213
8,120
22, 093
33,140
17,151
15, 989
38, 080
9,201
28, 879
:::::::
$
214
Taunton, Mass.
1,999,179
509
212, 921
14,361
6,205
7,639
4,148
13,183
41,222
74, 743
604,248
W
M
215
C o u n c i l Bluffs, I o w a
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t . . _
1, 578, 546
1,019,848
558,698
920, 951
399, 047
521, 904
7,359
7,359
16, 027
16, 027
332,886
322,886
4, 564
4,564
21,536
1,481
20, 055
21, 704
20, 635
1,069
35, 631
19, 961
15,670
217,888
217, 888
216
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
C i t y corporationSchool district
1,191,157
715,335
475,822
753, 449
313, 098
440, 351
29, 598
29, 598
78.175
78,175
28, 812
28,812
16,552
1,350
15,202
27, 693
17, 639
10, 054
47, 387
37,172
10,215
209,491
209,491
217
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
City corporation..
School district
1, 205,444
753,410
452, 034
722, 414
319, 450
402, 964
13,744
13, 744
286, 732
286, 732
22, 482
22,482
38, 427
1,072
37, 355
4,657
3,527
1,130
17,115
6,530
10, 585
99, 873
99, 873
218
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
1, 435, 587
763
219
Q u i n c y , 111
_
C i t y corporation
School district
S a n i t a r y district
1, 493,346
892, 683
582,672
17,991
875, 414
324, 900
533, 322
17, 192
209
_._
__
_.
40, 663
100, 023
11, 406
11,400
72, 873
1,202
13, 217
68, 673
5,053
100, 747
29,473
56,075
179, 713
17,129
17,129
332, 233
332, 233
4,407
4,407
37,115
370
36, 745
17, 739
16, 219
1, 520
16, 766
4,882
11,085
192,-543
192, 543
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TABLE 3.—SUMMARY
OF R E V E N U E
R E C E I P T S , BY D I V I S I O N S O F M U N I C I P A L
GOVERNMENT:
1023—Continued
I For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 16]
REVENUE
Taxes
CITY, A N D DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
Total
General
property
Special
Poll
(Table 7)
(Table 7)
(Table 7)
Business
and nonbusiness
license
(Table 7)
RECEIPTS
Special assessments,
and special
charges for
outlays
Fines,
forfeits,
and
escheats
(Table 7)
(Table 7)
Subventions] Highway
and grants,
privileges,
donations,
and pension rents, and
interest
assessments
(Table 8)
(Table 9)
Earnings
of general
departments
Earnings
of public
service enterprises
(Table 10)
(Table 11)
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
1
$1,616,011 1
1,253,841
362,170
220
C i t y corporation
221
\uburn, N. Y .
222
N e w Brunswick, N . J
223
Easton, P a _ .
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t , _
$756,052
549,411
206, 641
$10,348
10, 348
$4, 058
4, 058
$138,974
138,974
$21, 796
11,066
10, 730
$49, 273
43,448
5,825
$635, 510
635, 510
1,422,201
927.369
$41, 704
30, 586
$84,414
2,349
122, 030
15, 212
36, 378
162,159
1,821,435
1,039, 802
5,887
34,010
170,034
2,828
116,470
71, 836
167,087
213, 481
$31,423
16,004
15,419
28,897
28,897
2,261
2,261
8,096
8,096
74, 432
17,842
3,886
13,956
3,026
3,026
74, 432
13, 295
7,735
5,560
3,712
105, 384
17, 239
967,309
427,971 i
539,338
788,037
358,066
429,971
19
224
Newport News, Va
898,711
643,378
28, 215
50, 906
31, 757
18,101
225
D a n v i l l e , 111
C i t y corporation
School district _ _ „ _ _
1,371,129
944,158 ;
426,971 ;
685,180
304, 218
380,962
17,662
17, 662
607,029
607,029
10, 470
10,470
40, 496
4,544
4,544
5, 748
235
5,513
226
Ogden, U t a h .
C i t y corporation....
School district
1, 533,119
956,359 j
576,760
772,054
426, 916
345,138
17,222
17, 222
297, 679
297, 679
32, C09
32,009
217,199
1,000
216,199
10, 505
6,598
3,907
29,075
17, 559
11,516
157, 376
157,376
?97
Wilmington, N . C
C i t y corporation
School district _ . _
996, 426
685,022
311,404
692,811
403.370
289,441
18,092
11, 268
6,824
84,958
83, 926
1,032
23,169
23,169
6,622
758
5,864
3,769
800
2,969
14,172
9,344
4,828
25,101
24, 655
446
127, 732
127, 732
??8
Hazleton, P a
C i t y corporation
School district
863, 397
319, 672
543, 725
611,151
223, 335
387,816
48,020
12, 500
35, 520
4,232
4,232
64,431
64,431
8,176
8,176
94, 964
94,964
9,742
4, 570
5,172
22, 681
2,428
20, 253
1,381,467
881,190
14
33,211
169, 559
78,470
20, 781
229
Orange, N . J
„_
40,496
3,339
61,061
1,371
132,471
230
Kokomo, Ind
C i t y corporation
School district
231
A m s t e r d a m , N . Y_
C i t y corporation
School district
County
supervisors'
fund
_
232
Petersburg, Va
957,976
604,127
2,089
107,793
1,063
233
Pensacola, F l a
C i t y corporation
School district
753,896
522,889
231,007
485,788
292,297
193,491
4,216
61,029
60,495
534
19,817
19,817
Norristown, P a
C i t y corporation
School district
651,-115
285,011
366,104
485,805
224,641
261,164
56,629
20, 707
35,922
7,989
7,989
3,368
3,368
20,000
6,752
27,337
36,473
111, 171
25,989
1,347
91,903
126,796
88,243
18,883
13,867
13,867
234
961,935 [
546,823
415,112
1,109,854
678, 964
422,467
8,423
666,643
321,412
345,231
638,898
318,665
311,810
5,254
2,627
2,627
40,930
40,930
27,697
4,439
23,258
8,353
8,353
5,345
4,883
462
151,229
151,229
72, 723
12,271
88,470
14,864
14,864
23,828
14,816
9,012
80,918
80,918
30,893
19,642
11,251
16,106
5,142
10,964
2,212
2,212
46,803
11,131
6,516
12, 749
27,823
4,596
57,103
69,629
79,278
36,464
136,097
13,523
21,914
29,254
7,909
12,576
34,131
30,686
56,635
174,281
59,567
89,972
194,301
155,182
170,826
139, 547
237,530
237,530
7,839
7,839
33,711
1,152
32,559
2,104
1,844
260
80,488
71,208
9,280
112,508
112,508
31, 241
5,141
10, 243
313,498
12,338
4,996
8,239
1,659
50,309
30, 588
40,725
20,762
18,622
78, 581
11,524
43,648
27,812
173,044
131,991
1,545
39, 265
39,265
11,249
11,249
21,007
21,007
28,288
380
27,908
93,072
66,267
26,805
78,961
76,663
2,298
221,315
221,315
23,946
23,771
205,068
15,305
79,249
31,983
3,002
6,357
15,190
95,494
59,085
54,103
12,403
37,711
51,686
38,680
27,252
72,236
137,144
98,498
218,857
24,596
24,596
281,362
281,362
6,858
6,858
36,943
7,934
29,009
133,897
133,897
69,385
64,037
15,348
219,610
219,610
1,484
1,484
202,683
202,683
3,963
3,963
44,072
888
43,184
75,849
75,849
58,073
58,073
2,494
2,494
113,249
7,100
106,149
23,787
19,741
4,046
12,315
55,530
39, 682
39,682
23,754
1,786 ]
974
812
8,423-
235
236
237
238
239
Lewiston, M e
Oshkosh, Wis
Green Bay, Wis
Columbus, Ga
Watertown, N . Y
887,162
1,425,238
1,422,139
1, 267,598
1,255,352
646,126
941,458
892,906
641,819
793,186
240
M o l i n e , 111
City corporation
School distr ic t
1,230,418 1
808,495
421,923
742,371
362,547
379,824
241
242
243
Sheboygan, Wis.._
Waltham, Mass
Newport, R. I
1,438,868
1, 723,101
1, 251,994
789,715
1,247,575
1,089,055
244
Muskogee, Okla
C i t y corporation
School distr ic t
1,476,797
934,268
542, 529
983, 640
498,122
485,518
245
246
247
Newburgh, N . Y
L a Crosse, W i s
Lynchburg, Va
992,404 1
1, 289, 702 1
1,371, 765
628,963
911,545
698,235
248
Colorado Springs, Colo
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t
1,945,330
1,296,648
648,682
1,172,679
568,354
604,325
1,595
4,216
7,077
51,494
32,866
9,062
64,911
43,779
207,299
37,467
46,234
11,849
17,660
2,374
12,558
23,754
1,310
1,310
46,803
Ci
T A B L E 4 . — S U M M A R Y O F G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T P A Y M E N T S , B Y D I V I S I O N S OF M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1923
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 18]
GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
$664,263,351
$228,739,466
For expenses and interest
All
governmental
costs
Total
Expenses of
general
departments
(Table 12)
$2,361,049,079
$1,696,785,728
$1,337,876,067
1,188,621,436
284,464,157
440,220,106
277, 279, 237
170,464,143
I.
II
III__IV
V
For outlays *
(Table 17)
Excess of
governmental-cost
payments
over revenue
receipts
893,837,970
203, 038,473
298,304,161
185,064, 262
116,540,862
699,149, 070
161,138, 606
236,401,869
147,369, 246
93,817, 276
Expenses of
public service!
Interest
enterprises
(Table 16)
(Table 15)
$131,054,782
63,608,074
17, 747,918
24,089,090
16,103, 487
9, 506, 213
$227,854,879
131,080, 826
24,151,949
37,813, 202
21, 591, 529
13, 217, 373
294,783,466
81,425, 684
141,915,945
92, 214, 975
53,923, 281
EXCESS OF R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS O V E R —
Governmental-cost
payments
Payments
for expenses
and interest
$435,523,885
72,761,953
30,250, 277
65, 379,694
39, 515, 606
20,831,936
222,021,513
51,175,407
76,536,251
52,699,369
33,091,345
GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
1
$74,827,862 1 $16,839,769
$354,202,240
$272,096,877
$11,796,968
$70,308,395
164, 254,356
83,836,925
14,162,378
43, 678,002
12,954,195 1
9, 622,856
120,256,657
58,012,814
11,816,473
37,865,564
7, 573, 747
4,988, 059
105,114,304
47,854, 930
10, 990, 201
36,889,301
6,825,395
2, 554,477
5,986,424
4,884, 053
9,155, 929
5, 273, 831
826, 272
976, 263
748,352
1,331, 211
Philadelphia, P a
C i t y corporation
105,876,381 !
75,409,389 i
30, 279,155 1
187,837
81,816,456
59,801,374
21,827, 245
187,837
67,328, 792
46, 213, 592
20,928,825
186, 375
3,603, 619
3,603,619
10,884, 045
9, 984,163
898, 420
1,462
24,059, 925
15, 608, 015
8,451,910
7,772,376
4
Detroit, Mich
105,994,981
98,303, 524
7, 691,457 i
63,978, 745
59,437,992
4,540. 753
40, 316,612
35,929,399
4, 387, 213
15,383,110
15,383,110
8, 279,023
8,125,483
153, 540
42,016,236
38, 865, 532
3,150, 704
18,633,954
23,382, 282
5
Cleveland, Ohio
City corporation..
County
School district
41, 566,156
21,867,011
3,920, 724
15.778,421 1
30, 508,455
12,978, 627
3,328,691
14,201.137
4,168,486
4,164,140
4,346
6,889, 215
4, 724, 244
587,687
1,577, 284
21,215, 730 j
11, 545,082
3,783, 202
5,887,446
3,318,421
17,897,309
1
$429,030,102
N e w York, N . Y
2
C i t y corporation
P a r k district
3
.
. _
62,781,886
33,412,093 I
7,703,926
21,665,867
1,102, 371
43, 997, 699
25,824,111
2,345,905 1
5,812,438 I
5,380,448 I
4,634,797
$57,988,093
$3,752,818
47,750,517
16,287,549
r
10
St. Louis, Mo
City corporation.
School district-..
32,596,693
23,032,405
9,564,288
27*970,442
19,720,635
8,249,807
24, 756,448
16,626,641
8,129,807
2,268,075
2,268,075
945,
825,
120,
4,626, 251
3, 311,770
1, 314,481
Baltimore, Md_.
44,178,580
28,850,345
22,474,936
1, 532,050
:, 843,
15,328, 235
8,721,571
9,638,337
5,689,898
Boston, M a s s . . .
60,280,134
48,042, 253
38,969,992
2, 339,002
i, 733,
12, 237,881
916, 320
11,321,561
Los Angeles, Calif
City corporation.
County
School district
67,657,007
37,065,538
9,497,079
21,094,390
43,620,222
24,447,214
6,896,762
12,276,246
29,021,899
10,935, 796
6,615,558
11,470,545
10,826,908
10, 820,482
6,426
:, 771,
!, 690,
274,
805,
24,036, 785
12,618, 324
2,600,317
8,818,144
10, 073,274
13,963,511
Pittsburgh, Pa
City corporation.
County
_.
School district
42,387,739
20,684,369
8,971,154
12,732,216
32,086,143
16, 597,773
5,827,599
9,660,771
26,732,751
12,762, 576
4,920,044
9,050,131
1,811,814
1, 792,127
19, 687
;, 541,
!, 043,
887,
610,1,640
10,301,596 .
4, 086, 596
3,143, 555
3,071,445
3,087,282
7,214,314
San Francisco, Calif-
37,736,226
24,454,033
18,617,774
2,413,480
3, 422, 779
13,282,193
5,992,119
7, 290,074
Buffalo, N . Y
City corporation .
County
35,847,351
32,288,737
3,558,614
26,994, 278
24,339, 232
2,655,046
23, 210,230
20,638,106
2,572,124
1,478,138
1,478,138
305,!
i,910
222,1
!,988
82,!,922
<
4, 338, 239
4, 514,834
GROUP II.—CITIES H A V I N G
13
4,095,320
Milwaukee, Wis
City corporation
County
_ .__
$32,548,359 1
27, 521,438
5, 026,921 j
$21,318,697
18, 025. 544
3, 293,153
A POPULATION
$18,706,303
15, 651, 356
3, 054, 947
$1,058,127
1, 058,127
8, 853, 073
7,949, 505
903, 568
O F 300.00C) T O 500,000
$1, 554, 267
1,316, 061
238, 206
$11, 229.662
9,495 894
1, 733, 768
4, 600,472
14
Washington, D . C
24,145,039 j
19,544, 567
18, 513,646
852, 973
177, 948
15
Newark, N . J
City corporation
County.
_
32,691,934 !
28, 227, 220 !
4,464, 714 j
24,123,487
20, 353, 291
3, 770,196
19, 781,213
16, 639, 803
3,141,410
1,402,408
1,402,408
2, 939,866
2, 311, 080
628, 786
16
Minneapolis, Minn
City corporation
C o u n t y . . __
28, 732. 228 1
25,353,113 j
3,379,115 !;
17, 789, 318
15,883, 784
1,905,534
15,015, 650
13,328, 705
1,686,945
577,168
577,168
2,196, 500
1, 977, 911
218, 589
10, 942, 910
9,469, 329
1,473, 581
17
Cincinnati, Ohio
City corporation
County
School district
|
I
i
i
20,237,036
11,847,709
2, 831,460
5,557,867
14, 302.643
6,612,163
2, 522, 734
5,167, 746
1, 320, 972
1,312,013
8, 959
4, 613, 421
3,923, 533
299, 767
390,121
3, 768, 670
1, 564,110
1, 648,082
556,478
18
New Orleans, La
City corporation
Levee district
15,546,504
14,374,850
1,171,654 |
11, 293, 055
10, 271, 401
1,021, 654
2, 009, 767
2, 009, 767
2, 243, 682
2, 093, 682
150,000
4,108, 784
3,882,150
226,634
__
24,005, 706
13,411,819
4,479, 542
6,114, 345
.
__
19,655, 288
18, 257,000
1,398, 288
8, 568,447 j
7,873, 929
694, 518
$8,900,037
$2,329,625 •
$3, 280,925
7,881, 397
5,629,658
2,938, 789
5, 821, 824
5,121, 086
1, 332, 377
8,369,435
E
5
5,101,047
2 4, 260,651
1
For explanation of difference in amounts reported in this column and total payments for outlays reported in Table 17, see text discussion of Table 17, p . 43.
•Excess of payments for expenses and interest over revenue receipts.
05
TABLE 4.—SUMMARY
OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS, BY D I V I S I O N S OF M U N I C I P A L
GOVERNMENT:
1923—Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 18]
GGVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS
For expenses and interest
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
All
governmental
costs
Total
G R O U P I I . -- C I T I E S
T9
?0
Kansas City, M o
C i t v corporation
County
School district .
Indianapolis, I n d
C i t y corporation
County
School district
?1 Rochester, N . Y
C i t y corporation
County
??
?3
.
._
___._
Seattle, W a s h . _ _
___
City corporation.
County
_
School d i s t r i c t . .
.
P o r t of Seattle
_
Jersey C i t y , N . J
City corporation. _
County
_.
Expenses of
general
departments
(Table 12)
Expenses of
public service!
Interest
enterprises
(Table 16)
(Table 15)
EXCESS OF REVENUE
RECEIPTS O V E R -
GO vernmental-cost
payments
Payments
for expenses
and interest
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
a
$1,014, 972
499,860
64, 896
450, 216
$5, 620,138
3,653,010
168,730
1,798,398
$1,126,068
31,824
31,824
1,224,011
430,396
390, 508
403,107
7,178,090
5,551,258
1,240,527
386,305
1,569,344
5,608,746
13,694, 531
12,412, 380
1,282,151
687,451
687,451
1,422, 338
1,412. 604
9,734
6,505,638
6,314,435
191,203
3,315,345
3,190,293
23, 684,467 1
15,602, 592
2,410,887
4,675, 710
995,278
12,401, 900
6,113,104
2,075,487
4,173,072
40, 237
7,810, 570
7,148, 260
5,853
3,471,997
2,341,228
329, 547
502, 638
298, 584
12,955,101
11,476,722
392,399
1,053,877
32,103.
2, 500,850
17, 536,336
14, 347,652
3,188,684 1
13,442,417
10, 776,352
2,666, 065
800, 972
800,972
$15,177,486
7,483,487 '
2,222, 548
5,471,451
$12,966, 828
5, 787, 941
2,157, 652
5,021, 235
$1,195,686
1,195, 686
19,454,345
11,268,133
2,810,450
5,375, 762
12, 276, 255
5, 716,875
1, 569,923
4,989,457
11,020,420
5,254, 655
1,179, 415
4, 586, 350
22, 309,958
20,826, 870
1,483,088
15,804,320
14, 512,435
1,291,885
36, 639, 568
27, 079,314
2,803,286
5, 729, 587
1,027, 381 1
23,484,108
19,461, 667
4,022,441
$20, 797, 624
11,136,497
2,391, 278
7, 269,849
For outlays i
(Table 17)
Excess of
governmental-cost
payments
over revenue
receipts
656,457
3, 292, 947
2, 770, 328
522, 619
5, 947, 772 |
5,114, 015
833, 757
$4,494,070
w
H
Portland, Oreg
City corporation
School district _.
Port of Portland
$14, 668,853
9,161,215
4,189, 729
1,317,909
$10,966,818
6,175, 281
3,587,317
1, 204,220
$7,693, 726
3, 549,156
3,567,813
576, 757
$1,538, 542
1,036,038
"""502," 504"
$1, 734,550
1, 590, 087
19, 504
124,959
$3, 702,035
2,985,934
602,412
113,689
>
a
m
O
10,454,251
o
M
H
4, 201,430
1, 746,342
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
24
>
$488,153
$4,190,188
37
Denver, Colo__
City corporation.
School district
15,388,468
10,253,132
5,135, 336
11,413,934
7,516,430
3,897,504
9, 388, 285
5, 628,116
3, 760,169
Toledo, Ohio.
_
City corporation.
School district
14, 777, 613
8,620,004
6,157, 609
10, 431, 701
6,599, 037
3, 832, 664
Columbus, Ohio
City corporation.
School district
15,199,124
9,070, 614
6,128, 510
Louisville, K y _ . .
Providence, R. I .
St. Paul, Minn__
1,006, 774
1, 006,774
1,018, 875
881, 540
137,335
3,974,534 [
2, 736, 702
1, 237,832
$527,471
8,034,457
4,682,452
3,352,005
831, 672
831,672
1, 565, 572
1,084,913
480, 659
4,345, 912
2,020,967
2, 324,945 j
3, 601,038
744,874
6,118, 590
3,007, 717
3,110, 873
897,787
897, 787
1, 843, 571
1,411,337
432,234
6,339,176
3,753,773
2, 585,403
3,713,081
2,626,095
5, 316, 841
3, 543,107
10, 222,479
12, 507,776
14,910, 642
7,003,436
9,380,498
9,337,381
5,998, 518
7,831,037
7,337, 484
420,841
402, 922
790,390
584,077
1,146,539
1,209,507
3.219.043
3.127.278 1
5,573,261
854,843
762, 550
2, 566,356
2,364, 200
2, 364,728
3,006,905
Oakland, Calif
City corporationSchool district
Sanitary district.
12,868,096
7,144,651
5, 722,648
797
7,693,077
3, 710,125
3,982,155
797
6, 909, 907
3, 277, 489
3, 632,418
127,918
127,918
655, 252
304,718
349, 737
797
5,175,019
3,434,526
1,740,493
1, 550,797
3, 624,222
Atlanta, Ga
12,175,086
6,057,434
5,049,455
566,333
441,646
6,117,652
4,097,361
2,020,291
Akron, Ohio
City corporation.
School district
11,803,944
8,387,997
3,415,947
7,066, 524
4,068,388
2,998,136
5, 201, 560
2,558,583
2,642,977
304,146
304,146
1, 560,818
1, 205, 659
355,159
4, 737,420
4,319,609
417,811 1
2, 352,835
2,384,585
Omaha, Nebr
City corporation
_.
School district
Public utilities district.
15, 614,430
6, 092,892
5, 441,103
4,080,435
9, 672,
3, 550,
3, 518,
2, 603,
5,861, 816
2, 766,654
3,078, 607
16, 555
2,151,001
125,196
5,941,668
2,542,365
1,922,528
1,476,775
2,070,537
3,871,131
2, 025,805
1,659,945
658,677
439,968
561,300
Birmingham, Ala.
Worcester, Mass._
6,125,025
10, 307,419
4,130, 525
7,906,711 j
3, 369, 944
7,090,155
93, 620
247,122
666,961
569,434
1,994, 500
2,400,708
1,054,602
765, 239
939, 898
1,635,469
Syracuse, N . Y
City corporation..
County supervisors' fund.
10,805,417
10,671,050
134,367
7,404,474 |
7, 270,107
134, 367
6,061, 611
5,927, 244
134, 367
351, 581
351, 581
991, 282
991, 282
3, 400,943
3,400,943
1,488,688
1,912,255
Richmond, Va
12, 050, 966
7,487,301
5,140, 858
1,176,030
1,170, 413
4, 563, 665
3, 578,093
985, 572
5,358, 333
3, 524, 990
1, 833, 343
3,849, 962
2, 602, 757
1, 247, 205
3, 270, 289
2,136, 680
1,133,609
13,103
13,103
566, 570
452,974
113, 596
1, 508, 371
922,233
586,138
646, 657
861,714
5, 708, 668
5, 552, 974
6, 204, 340 1
4, 616, 865
5,127, 764
4, 617, 501
408,808
6,610
386, 996
682,995 i
418,600
1,199,843
1, 573,967
679,956
4, 843, 514
1,273, 720
1,027,003
411,914
San Antonio, Tex
City corporation.
School„district._.
Dallas Tex
New Haven, Conn..
Memphis, Tenia
1
8, 556, 355
7, 259, 933
11, 459, 768
762
527
575
660
2,847, 687
1,706, 959
5, 255, 428 ]
3,447,063
Q
>
w
1
For explanation of difference in amounts reported in this column and total payments for outlays reported in Table 17, see text discussion of Table 17, p. 43.
on
TABLE 4.—SUMMARY
OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS, BY D I V I S I O N S OF M U N I C I P A L GOVERNMENT:
1923—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 t o each, see p . 11. F o r a t e x t discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 18]
GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS
City num
-Q
For expenses a n d interest
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OP
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
All
governmental
costs
j
Expenses of
general
departments
Total
1
j
(Table 12)
Expenses of
p u b l i c service
enterprises
( T a b l e 15)
Interest
( T a b l e 16)
EXCESS OF R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS O V E R —
i Exeess of
! ' govern! mental-cost
payments
For outlays *
over r e v e n u e
receipts
( T a b l e 17)
Governmental-cost
payments
Payments
for expenses
a n d interest
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
43
D a y t o n , Ohio
C i t y corporation
School district
44
Norfolk, V a
45
H o u s t o n , Tex
C i t y corporation
School district
46
Youngstown Ohio.
C i t y corporation
School district
P a r k district
47
_
..
.
__
Grand Rapids, Mich
C i t y corporation
School district
48
49
50
Springfield, M a s s
Bridgeport, C o n n
F o r t W o r t h , Tex
51
Scranton, P a
C i t y corporation
School district
5?
Paterson, N . J
53
Hartford, C o n n .
C i t y corporation
School district
_
_
a
$4, 818,951
2.659,742
2,159, 209
$3,945,751
1, 962,898
1, 982,853
$188, 868
188,868
$684,332
507, 976
176, 356
10, 427, 317 j
6,146, 574
4,188,386
602,101
1, 356,087
4, 280, 743 |
4, 326, 548
7,449,191
5, 601, 002
1, 848,189
5,290, 035
3,484, 727
1,805, 308
4,040,913
2,303,603
1,737,310
325, 280
325, 280
923, 842
855,844
67,998
2,159.156 |
2,116,275 ;
42,881
505,468
7, 409, 210
4,096, 397
3,185, 424
127, 389
4,875, 390
2,485,080
2,332,444
57,866
3, 664,104
1, 482,886
2,123,352
57,866
312,179
312,179
899,107
690, 015
209, 092
2, 533, 820
1, 611, 317
852,980
69,523
1, 221, 604
8, 607, 037 1
5, 000, 553
3,606,484 |
4,891, 997
2,574,485 1
2,317,512
4,213,110
2, 004,450
2, 208,660
330, 082
330,082
348, 805
239, 953
108,852
3, 715, 040
2, 426, 068
1, 288, 972
1, 656, 631
10,157,839 !
6, 489, 858
5, 664, 746
7,321,852
5, 288,586
3,694, &33
6,423,894
4, 738, 603
2, 934,202
339, 698
558, 260
549, 983
552, 082
2, 835, 987 '
1, 201, 272 1
1,969,913
1, 456,418
1, 545,917
1,379, 569
1,753,406
423,996
5,158, 230 1
2, 247, 507
2,910,723 i
3,484,828
1, 740, 276
1,744,552
3, 320,813
1, 616,907
1, 703,906
268
268
163, 747
123,10J
40, 640
1,673,402
507,231 1
1,166,171
1,017, 424
655,978
5, 797,112
4,553,793
4, 088,329
100
465, 364
1, 243, 319
1,028,791
7,892, 296
6,104, 716
1, 787, 580 i
6, 523,863
4, 795,710
1,728,153 1
5, 220,135
3, 689,074
1, 531,061
641.472
641,472
662, 256
465,164
197, 092
1, 368, 433
1,309,008
59, 427 1
$7, 893, 705
4,450, 543
3, 443,162
208, 549
$3, 074, 754
1, 790, 801
1,283,953
$1,893, 277
$1,181,477
2
45,805
1, 653, 688
v
1,312, 216
1
3
ow
o
2, 058,409
r
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$552,134
214, 528
37, 832
1,406, 265
H
W
CO
54
1
2
i)es Moines, Iowa
City corporation.
School district
7,835,694 1
4,070,836 j
3,764,858
5,061,826
2, 673,161
2, 388,665
4, 032,590
1, 809, 965
2, 222, 625
315, 251
315, 251
713, 985
547, 945
166,040
2. 773. 868
1, 397, 675
1, 376,193
New Bedford, Mass..
Trenton, N . J
7,111,485
6,745,843
5,672,216
4, 565,890
4, 658, 317
3, 753, 261
268, 965
406, 622
744, 934
406,007
1, 439, 269
2,179, 953
Salt Lake City, U t a h .
City corporation..
School district
5, 540, 719 1
3,069,337
2,471,382
4, 268,098
2, 332,426
1, 935,672
3, 426,120
1, 603, 205
1, 822, 915
237,805
237,805
604,173
491,416
112,757
1, 272, 621
736,911
535, 710
2,030, 867
743, 001
462,344
1, 901, 613
579, 627
460, 694
1, 733, 315
I, 600,326*
Camden, N . J .
5, 606, 310
4,215,083
3, 468, 033
255, 350
491, 700
1, 391, 227
1,115, 001
Nashville, T e n n . .
Fall River, Mass..
4,367, 560
7,829,463 ]
3, 084,998
5, 225,285
2, 283, 530
4, 387, 812
225,986
404, 779
575, 482
432, 694
1, 282, 562
2, 604,178
298, 709
1, 363, 354
985, 853
1, 240, 824
Albany, N . Y
C ity corporation
County supervisors' fund.
7, 289, 536
7,088, 346
201,190
4, 870,445
4, 669, 255
201,190
3, 886, 735
3, 685, 545
201,190
525,063
525, 063
458,647
458, 647
2, 419, 091
2, 419, 091
2, 264, 714
154,377
Wilmington, Del
5,087,068
3,129, 274
2,434, 693
268, 275
426,306
1, 957, 794
1, 297, 720
660,074
Kansas City, K a n s . . .
City corporation.
School district
6, 737,340
4,998,521
1, 738,819
4, 711,656
3,468,845
1,242,811
2, 283,339
1,122, 950
1,160, 389
575, 250
492,828
82,422
2, 025, 684
1,529,676
496,008
1, 291,016
734, 668
Lowell, Mass-
5,170,770
4,652,712
3,858,123
407, 446
387,143
518, 058
Flint, Mich
City corporation.
School district
6,131,714 j
3,151,163 f
2,980, 551 j
3,501,110
1,856,781
1, 644,329
2, 701, 331
1, 299, 495
1, 401, 836
264,168
264,168
535, 611
293,118
242, 493
2, 630, 604
1, 294,382
1,336, 222
Erie, Pa
City corporation.
School district...
3,963, 665 |
2,136, 675
1, 826,990
3,102,133
1, 590,102
1,512,031
2,422,098
1, 052,301
1,369, 797
319,160
319,160
360,875
218, 641
142, 234
861, 532
546, 573
314,959
1, 853, 067
1,853,067
276, 226
W
542, 558
1,060,616
1, 329,150
1, 301,454
w
401, 596
1, 263,128
Cambridge, Mass.
5,791,164 I
4, 894,512
4,010,973
325, 743
557, 796
896, 652
147,428
749, 224
Reading Pa
City corporation.
School d i s t r i c t . . .
3, 673, 641
1, 897, 705
1, 775,936
2, 565, 564
1,439,119
1,126,445
2,119, 216
1, 048,579
1,070, 637
262, 726
262, 726
183,622
127, 814
55,808
1,108,077
458, 586
649,491
477,391
630,686
Yonkers, N . Y
._
Duluth, Minn
City corporation.
School d i s t r i c t . . .
Spokane, Wash
City corporation.
School district
9, 373,605 !
6, 595,021
4,117, 514
2,477, 507
4, 285,359
2,480,452
1,804,907 1
6, 047,163
4,130, 553
2, 333,334
1,797, 219
3,716,383
1,959, 433
1, 756,950
4, 892, 471
3,030, 805
1,371,056
1, 659,749
3,198,193
1, 541,012
1,657,181
352, 923
614, 857
614, 857
801, 769
484,891
347,421
137, 470
347,388
247, 619
99,769
3,326, 442
2,464,468
1, 784,180
680, 288
568,976
521, 019 i
47,957 1
170, 802
170, 802
Q
Co
1, 853,355
1,903,124
1, 473, 087
561,344
518,738
For explanation of difference in amounts reported in this column and total payments for outlays reported in Table 17, see text discussion of Table 17, p. 43.
Excess of payments for expenses and interest over revenue receipts.
1,087, 714
G>
TABLE
dL—SUMMARY OP GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS, 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 :
1923—Continued
00
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 18]
GOVERNMENTAL-COST P A Y M E N T S
CITY, A N D DIVISIONS O F
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
For expenses and interest
All
governmental
costs
Expenses of
Total
departments
(Table 12)
Expenses of '
public service
enterprises |
(Table 15)
Interest
(Table 16)
For outlays i
(Table 17)
Excess of
governmental-cost
payments
over revenue
receipts
EXCESS O F R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS O V E R —
Governmental-cost
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
79
Elizabeth, N . J . . .
73
Utica, N . Y
. _ ..
C o u n t y s u p e r v i s o r s ' fund
74
Lynn, Mass _
75
Tacoma, Wash
76
._
Jacksonville, F l a
__
$4, 657, 259
$3,138,891
$2, 827,306
5, 252,925
5,118,434
134,491
3, 257, 713
3,123, 222
134, 491
2, 989, 745
2, 855, 254
134, 491
4, 825, 731
3, 689, 665
3,101,994
5,032,377
3, 508, 899
1, 366, 312
157,166
3, 734, 547 |
2, 266,130
1, 336,349
132,068 j
2,613, 683
1,187, 251
1, 294, 704
131,728
6, 309, 589
4, 777,148
1, 532,441
4,049, 274
3,024,178
1.025,096
2, 523, 439
1, 703, 593
819, 846
a
$306,957
$1,518,368
$943, 507
$574,861
267, 968
267, 968
1,995,212
1,995,212
1, 281, 064
714,148
268, 621
319,050
1,136,066
248, 793
702, 459
702,459
418,405
376, 420
41,645
340
1, 297,830
1,242,769 !
29,963
25,098
963, 601
963, 601
562, 234
356, 984
205, 250
2,260,315 !
1,752,970
507,345
$4,628
887,273
$824, 238
2,122,068
$7, 283, 522
5,350, 274 !
1,933, 248 !
W
1, 882,409
377,906
78
4,345,761
2,524,743
1,821,018 i
3,703,339 |
5,333,781 i
5,068,743 i
79
80
81
Somerville, M a s s
Schenectady, N . Y _
Waterbury, Conn
o
H
w
$3, 020,333
1,422,946
1, 597,387
$365,996
365,996
$609,896
454,657
155, 239
$3, 287,297
3,106,675
180,622
$1, 725,387
$1,561,910
3,055,664
1, 517,173
1, 538,491
2,133,708
908,420
1,225,288
193, 286
193, 286
728, 670
415,467
313,203
1, 290,097
1,007, 570
282,527
194,911
1,095,186
2,830,856
3, 583,964
4,141,108
2,474,281
3,093,698
3,476,943
124,032
159, 864
75,312
232, 543
330,402
588,853
872,483
1,749,817 |
927,635 1
581,052
670, 564
744,189
291,431
1,079,253
183,446
$3,996, 225
2, 243, 599 1
1, 752,626 j
H
o
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
s
O*
83
r
85
87
90
95
Tulsa, Okla
..
City corporation.
School district
7,513,563
5,684, 549
1,829,014
2,822,531
1,448,648
1,373, 883
Lawrence, Mass..
4, 592,746
Fort Wayne, Ind
City corporation.
School district
5, 370, 522
3, 360,626
2, 009, 896
El Paso, Tex..
4, 332,923
Evansville, Ind
City corporation.
School district
3,614,534
2,189,152
1,425, 382
Savannah, Ga
_.
City corporation.
School district
2,138,236
914,655
1,223, 581
245, 394
245,394
438,901
288, 599
150,302
3,655, 796
3,131,432
252, 398
2714966
936,
3,148,694
1,732,748
1,415,946
2.305.782
1,007,688
1, 298,094
680, 253
680, 253
162,659
44,807
117,852
2,221,
1,627,
593,
2,625,846
1,966,376
243,983
415,487
1, 707,
921,975
785,102
2,261,989
1,296,471
965, 518
1,889,858
970, 393
919,465
227,809
227,809
144,322
98,269
46, 053
1,352,
892,
459,
433,917
918,628
1,989,972
1, 651,017
338,955
1,874,424
1,543,907
330,517
1.531.783
1, 210, 736
321,047
157, 837
157,837
184,804
175, 334
9,470
115,
107,
8,
4,691,
4,235,
455,
2,088,699
2,602,333
731,700
205,250 1
501,445
1,720,383
$262,901
378,449
Knoxville, T e n n .
3,629,813
2,918,841
2,019, 534
235,307
664,000
710,
877,622
2166, 650
Allentown, P a _ .
City corporation.
School district
2, 733,950
1, 247,996
1,485,954
1, 768,120
764, 265
1,003, 855
1,489, 535
591,729
897, 806
110,812
110,812
167, 773
61, 724
106,049
965,
483,
482,
442,313
523,517
San Diego, Calif
City corporation .
School district
6,667,428
4, 534, 786
2,132,642
4,122,255
2,618,987
1, 503,268
2,975,650
1, 550, 281
1,425,369
566, 559
566, 559
580,046
502,147
77,899
2,545,
1,915,
629,
389, 253
2,155,920
Bayonne, N . J . .
Manchester, N .
4, 563,060
3, 748,710
4, 003,226
2,455,071
2,958,194
1,960,626
457, 711
244, 718
587, 321
249, 727
559,
1, 293,
796, 855
923,004
* 237,021
370,635
Harrisburg, Pa
City corporation .
School district
3,801,511
2,413, 416
1,388,095
2, 325,678
1,151,378
1,174,300
1,929,260
854, 362
1,074,898
138, 242
138, 242
258,176
158, 774
99,402
1,475,
1, 262,
213,
935,457
540,376
Peoria, 111
City corporation
_
School district
>.
Pleasure driveway and park
district
_
2,666,414
1,157,161
1,282,128
2,093,847
1,014,340
968,183
1,991,467
965,865
919, 597
2,027
2,027
100,353
46,448
48,586
572,
142,
313,
189,143
383,424
227,125
111,324
106,005
5,319
115,
Wichita, Kans
City corporation.
School district
4,367,519
2,471,518
1,896,001
2,341,603
1,094,169
1,247,434
1,953,289
827,282
1,126,007
14,326
14,326
373,988
252,561
121,427
2,025,
1,377,
648,
738,173
1,287, 743
St. Joseph, Mo
City corporation.
School district
1,965,164
1,179,947
785,217
1,611,413
831,227
780,186
1, 549,139
813,443
735,696
61,465
16,975
44,490
353,
348,
5,
|
79,438
n Table
Table 17,
17, see textdiscussion of Table 17, p . 43.
i For explanation of difference in amounts reported in this column and total payments for outlays reported in
* Excess of payments for expenses and interest over revenue receipts.
433,189
T A B L E 4 . — S U M M A R Y OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS, BY D I V I S I O N S OF M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1923—Continued
O
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 18]
GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS
For expenses and interest
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
All
governmental
costs
Total
Expenses of
general
departments
(Table 12)
Expenses of
public service |
Interest
enterprises
(Table 16)
(Table 15)
For outlays
(Table 17)
l
Excess of
governmental-cost
payments
over revenue
receipts
EXCESS OF REVENUE
RECEIPTS OVER—
Governmental-cost
payments
Payments
for expenses
and interest
9
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
a
97
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
City corporation.
School d i s t r i c t . . .
98
South Bend, I n d
C i t y corporation
School district
99
$3,235,047 |
1,748, 504
1,486,543
$2,462,191
1,187,126
1,275,065 1
$2,047,466
869,360
1,178,106
$182,820
182,820
$231,905
134,946
96,959
$772,856
561,378
211,478
-.
3,818,026 j
2,205,292 j
1, 612, 734
2,762,974
1,165,253 1
1,597, 721 |
2, 394,268
929,717
1,464,551
158, 714
158,714
209,992
76,822
133,170
1,055,052
1,040,039
15,013
$164, 734
890,318
2,568,944 i
1,264, 503 !
1,304,441
2,005,079 1
1,074,843 i
930, 236
1,868,356
970,176
898,180
5,069
5,069
131,654
99,598
32,056
563,865
189, 660
374, 205
270, 600
293,265
H
t-i
Q
Ui
O
_. _
_
_
Wilkes-Barre, P a
C i t y corporation
School district
100
Binghamton, N . Y
101
Portland, M e . .
C i t y corporation
B r i d g e district .
W a t e r district
102
Rockford, 111
103
Troy, N . Y
_
_ _
__ .
L a n s i n g b u r g school district
C o u n t y supervisors' fund
104
__
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . ._
School district
- -
_
$52,568
$825,424
%
3, 290,008
2, 605,824
2,321,911
154,849
129,064
684,184
160,924
523, 260
4,071,346
3,478,331
57,961
520,074
14,980
3,198, 621
2,809,599
57,961
316,081
14,980
2, 536,817
2,485,489
49, 751
1,577
227,395
88,584
434,409
235, 526
8,210
175,995
14, 678
872,725
668,732
317,074
555, 651
3,551,016
1,964,295
1,459,973
126, 748
2,176,201
1,046,546 !
1,077,156 !
52,499
1,817,039
743,970
1,023,903
49,166
184, 234
184,234
174,928
118,342
53, 253
3,333
1,374,815 1
917,749
382,817
74,249
562,531
812,284
4,124,319
3,857,225
148.726
118,368
2,745,045
2,478,613 1
148,425
118,007
2, 365,959
2,104,553
143, 399
118,007
125, 511
125,511
253, 575
248,549
5,026
1,379,274
1,378,612
301
361 1
942,717
436, 557
3,975,412
3,297,539 i
677,873 i
2,823,707 1
2,447,968 I
375,739 j
1,656,517
1,298,278
358,239
762, 245
762,245
404,945
387,445
17,500 i
1,151,705
849,571
302,134 1
878,269
273,436
138,509
302
w
203,993
Xfl
105
106
Little Rock, Ark
_
City corporation
School district
Sewer and street improvement
district
2, 281,389 1
988,376
661,193
Johnstown, Pa
City corporation.
School district.._
3, 211, 302
1, 705, 736
1, 505,566
2, 030,139
976,981
1, 053,158
1, 789, 509
837,214
952, 295
Sacramento, Calif
City corporation.
School district
6, 712, 534
4, 295,898
2,416,636
3, 353, 968
1, 813, 411
1, 540, 557
2, 713, 009
1,365, 278
1, 347,731
East St. Louis, 111....
City corporation.
School district
Park district
1,985, 616
875,355
954,073
156,188
1,413, 712
635, 943
681,173
96, 596
1, 222, 670
517, 238
637, 500
67,932
631,820
1,416,004
736,685
630,779
1, 252,572
640,980
603, 653
48,540
7,939
706,376
159,009
1,181,
728,
452,
774,318
406,845
465, 777
272, 951
192, 826
3,358,
2,482,
876,
1,420,590
1,937,976
191,042
118, 705
43, 673
28, 664
571,
239,
272,
59,
92,006
479,898
147,970
80,243
27,126
865,
251,
30,
40, 601
583,
682
682
239,948
139, 085
100, 863
175,182
175,182
15,462
15,462
-
292,005
781, 261
Brockton, Mass..
3,109, 608
2, 620, 352
2,197, 771
148, 415
274,166
489,
Terre Haute, Ind
City corporation.
School district.-.
2,449,879
1, 062, 241
1,387, 638
1,860, 765
799,571
1,061,194
1, 711, 363
692, 549
1, 018, 814
48,927
48,927
100, 475
58,095
42,380
589,
262,
326,
50,150
538,964
Saginaw, Mich._
City corporation.
School district
3, 726,621
1, 655,375
2,071, 246
2,140,886
1,055,066
1,085,820
1, 731,363
765,145
966, 218
165, 071
165,071
244,452
124,850
119,602
1, 585,
600,
985,
975,051
610,684
112
Gary, Ind
City corporation.
School district
3, 376,311
1,869,192 |
1,507,119
1,932,805
985,811
946,994
1, 820, 905
927,911
892,994
5,794
5,794
106,106
52,106
54,000
1, 443,
883,
560,
393,432
1,050,074
113
114
Pawtucket, R . I .
Hoboken, N . J . . .
3,012,551
4,159,149 ;
2, 089,233
4,028,141
1, 573, 494
2,813,907
158,817
492, 591
356, 922
721,643
923,
131,
247, 528
12, 567
675, 790
118,441
115
Long Beach, Calif
City corporation.
School district
5, 961, 027
3, 297, 247 !
2, 663, 780 |
3, 202, 918
1, 807, 510
1, 395, 408
2,437,125
1,197, 666
1,239,459
464,096
464, 096
301,697
145, 748
155, 949
2, 758.
1, 489,
1,268,
905,758
1, 852,351
116
Passaic, N . J.
3, 545, 059 ]
2, 317, 326
2, 039,114
278,212
1, 227,
1,149, 443
78, 290
117
Springfield, Ohio
City corporation.
School district.__
2,150, 850 i
1,181, 586 I
969, 264 !
1, 563, 968
771,939
792, 029
1, 256,138
542, 035
714,103
Chester, Pa._
._.
City corporationSchool district
1, 916,450 |
1, 033, 433 |
883, 017 !
1,160, 607
513, 869
646, 738
985, 423
416, 358
569.065
97, 527
97, 527
210, 303
132, 377
77,926
586,
409,
177,
161,573
425,309
1,095
1,095
174, 089
96,416
77, 673
755,
519,
236,
419,374
336,469
i For explanation of difference in amounts reported in this column and total payments for outlays reported in Table 17, see text discussion of Table 17, p . 43.
o
T A B L E 4 . — S U M M A R Y O F 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 :
1923—Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 18]
EXCESS O F R E V E N U E
GOVERNMENTAL-COST P A Y M E N T S
For expenses and interest
CITY, A N D DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
All
governmental
costs
Total
Expenses of
general
departments
(Table 12)
Expenses of
public service! Interest
enterprises
(Table 16)
(Table 15) '
For outlays l
(Table 17)
RECEIPTS O V E R —
Excess of
governmental-cost
payments i GovernPayments
over revenue mental-cost
for expenses
receipts
payments and interest
GROUP IV—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
119 Hamtramck, Mich
City corporation
School district
120 Altoona, Pa
City corporation
School district
__
_
$2,885,919
1,458, 772
1,427,147
$1, 701, 250
1,142, 842
558,408
2,134, 365
972, 825
1,161, 540
1,381, 251
621,017
760, 234
1,170,
459,
710,
$1, 238, 912
783,
455,
121
Racine, Wis
2, 249,935
1,997,414
1, 655,527
122
Lansing, Mich
City corporation
School district
5, 814, 805
4, 747,370
1,067,435
3,205,844
2,430,341
775, 503
1,599,
825,
773,
2, 598, 789
2,000, 886
1, 710, 588
1,085,101
625,487
1,346,070
892, 560
453, 510
2, 919,144
1, 335, 605
1, 583, 539
123 New Britain, Conn
Mobile, Ala
City corporation
School district
Berkeley, Calif
City corporation
School district
_.
126 Springfield, 111....
City corporation
School district.
Pleasure driveway and park
district
127 Holyoke, Mass
$287, 094
287, 094
$175, 244
71,942
103,302
$1,184,
315,
$742,193
$442, 476
76, 288
76,288
134, 635
85, 250
49,385
753,
351,
401,
216,045
537,069
139, 651
202,236
252,
1,328,778
1,328, 778
277,917
275,811
2,106
2, 608,
2,317,
291,
1,616,494
179,186
205, 206
1,060,
611,
449,
123,879
123,879
161,347
157, 543
3,804
2,183, 579
946,145
1. 237,434
2,004,
886,
1,117,
4,835
4,835
3,133,035
2, 090, 638
912; 125
1, 923,393
1,006, 883
823,760
1,468,
601,
780,
359,180
359,180
130, 272
92, 750
4, 686,132
3,756,672
2,394,
1,155, 263
$460,703
713,224
978, 926
1, 630,035
597, 903
379,552
218,351
364,
192,
171,
183,068
181,450
174, 707
54,716
119,991
735,
389,
346,
134, 564
601,001
95,636
46,337
42,922
1, 209,
1,083,
266,154
943,488
6,377
37,
207,338
929,
488,423
441,037
Highland Park/Mich.
City corporation..
School district
3,230,507
1,910,371
1,320,136
2,709,829
1,517,381
1,192,448
2,188,837
1,139,586
1,049, 251
201,756 [
201,756
319, 236
176,039
143,197
520,
392,
127,
85,441
606,119
Davenport, Iowa
City corporation.
School district
2,975,799
2,080,811
1,672,775
805,788
1, 541, 729
722,332
819,397
10,609
10,609
120,437
72, 847
47,590
1,303,
1,275,
28,
13,577
1,316,601
Chattanooga, Tenn.
2,015,326
1,623,163
1, 293,153
11,952
318,058
392,163
336,081 I
56,082
Bethlehem, Pa
City corporationSchool district
2,162,112
1,124, 582
1,037,530
1,574,433
734,641
839,792
1,123,136
434, 813
688,323
84,740 1
84,740
366,557
215,088
151,469
587,
389,
197,
146, 244 j
441,435
Lincoln, Nebr
City corporationSchool district—
Sanitary districtNiagara Falls, N . Y „
Covington, Ky
City corporation.
School district
4,122,184
1,824,538
2,037,691
259,955
2,084, 770
980,416
1,092,490
11,864
1,534,219
521,355
1,001,278
11, 586
358,662
358,662
191,889
100,399
91,212
278
2,037,
844,
945,
248,
1, 206,210
831,204
4, 615,679
2,230,774
1, 804,645
113,199
312,930
2,384,
1,502,261
882,644
1,590,707
1,148,464
442,243
1,220,691
878,618
342,073
898, 842
586,183
312,659
165,252
165,252
156,597
127,183
29,414
370,
269,
100,
Haverhill, Mass..
2,212,318
2,029,652
1,832, 833
104, 883
Portsmouth, Va_.
1,858,682
1,495,093
973, 541
Huntington, W. Va>.
City corporation.
School district
2,287,809
1,031,115
1,256,694
1,447,575
559,690
887,885
1,303,129
482,411
820,718
East Orange, N . J..
3,693,355
2,258,588
Macon, Qa
City corporation.
School district
Wheeling, W. Va
City corporation.
School district
Cicero, 111
City corporation.
School district
Park district.
Roanoke, Va_.
1,367,029
1,063,590
303,439
2,056,080
1,488,148
567,932
2,529,748
1,713,369
811,707
4,672
1,938,698
1,309,783
1,045,689
264,094
1,601,304
1,039,010
562,294
1,335,995
813,177
520, 561
2,257
1,391,513
91,936
182,
368,686
363,
11,604
11,604
132,842
65,675
67,167
840,
471,
1,809,622
135,461
313,505
1,434,767
1,025,248
761,558
263,690
1,178,219
620,200
558,019
1,047,667
579,414
466,236
2,017
1,177,426
182,246
182,246
102,289
101,885
404
187,775
183, 500
4,275
57,246
17,901
39,345
454,776
449,138
5,638
1,193,753
900,192
291,146
2,415
547,185
152,866 ;
235,310
235,310
142, 277
142, 277
12,288
146,051
91,486
54,325
240
201,799
70,703 !
299,313
121,472
1
304,138
333,728
29,861
57,332
782,902
356,996
1,077,771
167,324
224,570
179,834
274,942
683,416
510,337
209, 617
337,568
Tampa, Fla
1,626,992
242,630
106,394
1,369,629
14, 733
320,164
1,947,156
193,456
1,062,248
854,059
14, 733
227,941
City corporation.
1,290,189
49,174
92, 223
564,744
515, 570
School district
656,967
1
For explanation of difference in amounts reported in this column and total payments for outlays reported in Table 17, see text discussion of Table 17, p. 43.
213,770
TABLE 4.—SUMMARY
O F 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 :
1923—Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 18]
GOVERNMENTAL-COST
CITY, A N D DIVISIONS O F
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
PAYMENTS
For expenses and interest
All
governmental
costs
Total
Expenses of
Expenses of
general
public service
departments i enterprises
(Table 12)
(Table 15)
For outlays i
Interest
(Table 16)
(Table 17)
Excess of
governmental-cost
payments
over revenue
receipts
EXCESS O F R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS O V E R —
Governmental-cost
payments
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
$154, 787
154, 787
$63,729
29,757
33,972
1,463,099
113,089
374, 568
2,274,651
239,142
193,130
46,012
1,615, 552
1,204,259
411,293
762,432
Lancaster, Pa
City corporation.
School district
$1,192, 612 j
639, 753
552,859
$1,062,111
587,088
475,023
Winston-Salem, N. C
3, 737,750
$843,595
402,544
441,051
$130, 501
52,665
77,836
$60,312
1,911,674
Shreveport, La
City corporation.
School district...
3,096,653
2,232,107
864,546
1,481,101
1,027,848
453,253
1,129,782
722,541
407,241
112,177
112,177
Jackson, Mich
City corporation.
School district
2,100, 455 1
1, 451,396
649,059
1, 533,870
909,896
623,974
1,256,387
670,367
586,020
111,952
111, 952
165, 531
127, 577
37,954
566, 585
541,500
25,085
173,067
Augusta, Ga
City corporation.
School district
2,277,830
1,756,109
521,721
1,791,279
1,310,181
481,098
1,494,776
1,015,702
479,074
138,304
138,304
158,199
156,175
2,024
486, 551
445,928
40,623
126,140
Fresno, Calif
City corporation.
School district
3, 231,010
1,783,867
1,447,143
2,284,693
1,018, 577
1,266,116
2,110,728
961,666
1,149,062
10, 289
10, 289
163,676
46,622
117,054
946,317
765, 290
181,027
Quincy, Mass
2,822, 212
2,316,872
1,946,628
Pasadena, Calif
City corporation .
School district
6,854, 260 !
4, 560, 743 |
2, 293, 517 1
3,398, 743
1,989,143
1,409,600
2,438, 737
1,105,527
1,333,210
789,069
789,069
170,937
94,547
76,390
Topeka, Kans
City corporation.
School district
2,214,398 !
1,383, 720
830,678 1
1,616,863
899,005
717,858
1,316,201
613,183
703,018
165,058
165,058
135,604
120, 764
14,840
272, 593
$84,391
505,340
3,455,517
2, 571,600
883,917
1,635,496
597, 535
484, 715
112,820
98,169
Payments
for expenses
and interest
153 f Atlantic City, N . J
_
6,278,733
4,573,078 I
3,682, 563
188,789
701, 726
154
Kalamazoo, Mich
City corporation
School district
2,606,482 i
1,220,361
1,386,121
1,620,598 J
775, 777 i
844,821
1,344, 529
582,569
761, 960
123,776
123, 776
152,293
69,432
82,861
155
Lakewood, Ohio
City corporation
School district
3,124,102
1, 522, 380
1,601,722
2, 061,814
888,302 !
1,173, 512
1,431, 827
464,543
967,284
183,670
183, 670
446, 317
240, 089
206,228
1,062, 288
634,078
428,210
156
157
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C
2, 282,316 !
3,199, 084
1,892,500 !
1, 310, 735 !
1,607,678
938,739
90,467
161, 246
194,355
210, 750
389,816 |
1,888,349
_
.__
I
GEOU P
1, 705,655
985,884 |
444, 584
541,300
1,176,515
529,140
362,048
623,836
489,720
572,568
46,121
1,278, 534
343,695
609,815
V . — C I T I E S II A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 30,000 T O 50,000
$2, 508,410 1
1,184,526 !
1,323,884 \
$1,430,283 i
607,946
822,337 1
$1,155, 682
409, 514
746,168
$139,468
139,468
$135,133
58, 964
76,169
$1, 078,127
576, 580
501,547
$538,062
$540,065
Wichita Falls, Tex
City corporation
School district.
__ _
Water improvement district
3,141,015
739,138
972,396 !
1,429,481 !
1, 204, 715
527, 245
401,492 |
275,978 |
591, 024
249, 280
335,766
5,978
100,245
100, 245
513,446
177, 720
65, 726
270,000
1,936,300
211,893
570, 904
1,153,503
1, 554,458
381,842
160
York, Pa
_
City corporation
School district-
1,191,824 !
633,789 •
558,035 !
922,203 !
393,125 !
529,078 !
855,224
340,158
515,066
66,979
52,967
14,012
269,621
240,664
28,957
161
16?
Elmira, N. Y
Newton, Mass _
2, 288,308 ;
3,932,940 I
1,609,597
3,110,248
1, 315, 567
2, 707,312
131,200
115,053
162, 830
287,883
678,711
822,692
268, 508
488,318
410,203
334,374
163
Bay City, Mich
City corporation
School district-
3,390,535 i
2,153,118 !
1,237,417 I
1,988,964
1,155,708 1
833,258 1
1,328,406
673,079
655,327
354, 045
354,045
306, 513
128,582
177,931
1,401, 571
997,412
404,159
999,134
402,437
164
McKeesport, Pa
City corporation
School district _ .
1, 718,164
761,120 1
957,044
1,442,692
670,697 i
771,995
1,192, 298
477,232
715,066
140,097
140,097
110,297
53,368
56,929
275,472
90,423
185,049
170,206
165
New Castle, Pa
City corporation
School district . .
1,669,967
658,536
1,011,431
1,052, 570 !
387,^021 !
665,549
972,732
355,096
617,636
79, 838
31, 925
47,913
617,397
271,515
345,882
355,393
166
Decatur, 111
_
City corporation _
School district
1,375,356
806,155
569,201 !
1,008,685 i
474,230 !
534,455 i
793,576
299,472
494,104
158
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
City corporation
_ _
School district. _ .
159
1
_
93,431
93,431
121,678
81,327
40,351
366,671
331,925
34,746 1
O
!4
w
388, 683
$119,062
105,266
i
262,004
(
;
i
184,169 i
J
For explanation of difference in amounts reported in this column and total payments for outlays reported in Table 17, see text discussion of Table 17, p. 43.
I
550,840
f
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T A B L E 4 . — S U M M A R Y OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS, BY D I V I S I O N S OF M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1923—Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 18]
EXCESS OF REVENUE
RECEIPTS OVER—
GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS
For expenses and interest
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
All
governmental
costs
Total
Expenses of
general
departments
(Table 12)
Expenses of j
public service!
enterprises
(Table 15)
Interest
(Table 16)
For outlays *
(Table 17)
Excess of
governmental-cost
payments
over revenue
receipts
Governmental-cost
payments
Payments
for expenses
and interest
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 T O 50,000—Continued
167
O a k P a r k , 111
School district
P a r k district
-_
.
. .
168
169
Chelsea, M a s s . .
Kenosha, Wis _ _ . _
170
H a m m o n d , Ind__ _ _
C i t y corporation
School district - - -
171
Galveston, Tex
__
-
.
172
173
174
175
176
177
Pittsfield, M a s s
Perth Amboy, N . J
178
S t o c k t o n , Calif
179
Medford, M a s s
180
L i m a , Ohio
School district
_
_
_ _
$3,109,175
1,713,425
1,311,915
83,835
$1,695,688
842,994
816,192
36,502
$1,336,238
559,996
752,680
23,562
$150,946
150,946
$208, 504
132,052
63,512
12,940
$1,413,487
870,431
495,723
47,333
$976,690
$436,797
2,229,368
2,506,580
1,940,143
1,608,244
1,666,960
1,315,728
46, 789
187,946
226,394
104,570
289,225
898,336
30,293
173,333
258,932
725,003
2,957,799
1,858,040
1,099,759
1,544,844
766,724
778,120
1,260,535
542,396
718,139
158,314
158,314
125,995
66,014
59,981
1,412,955
1,091,316
321,639
672,562
740,393
1,529,684
1,469,185 |
1,034,023
155,732
279,430
60,499
3,332, 510
1,932,837
1,399, 673
2,666,470
1,412,913 ,
1,253,557
2,173,998
991,920
1,182,078
164,166
164,166
328,306
256,827
71,479
666,040
519,924
146,116
468,796
1,670,875
1,879,565 ;
1,802,443
1,993,476
937,095
1,138,446
1,492,061
1,421,349
1,673,524 j
902,226 !
800,394
1,043,587
1,262,229
1,124,288
665,355
170,415
93, 253
26,544
243,348
89,288
167,637
355,221
132,576
305,888
147,583
532,429 '
387,504
381,094
319, 952
34,869 I
186,714
211,901
3,083, 715
1,628,196
1,455,519
1,784,850
981,237
803,613
1,582,797
859,008
723,789
11,051
11,051
191,002
111,178
79,824
2,224,074
1,601,007
1,347,027
83,652
170.328
623,067
2,885,693
2,211,138
674,555 1
1,185,519 i
706,602
478,917 j
719,685
271,679
448,006
121,594
121,594
344,240
313.329
30,911
1, 700,174
1,504,536
195,638 I
1,298,865 j
646,959
651,906
1
$367,026
197,244
116,627
8,831
254,861
453, 787
427, 525
345, 715
175,603
497,721
311,121
289,730
845,078
172,570
450,497
1,356,387
343,787
181
Charleston, W. V a . . .
City corporation.
School district
2,079,344 f
1,086,422
992,922
1,131,451
549,323
582,128
976, 786 1
455,922 !
520,864
182
183
Lexington, Ky
Greensboro, N . C_
1,540,621
2,660,553
1,094,418
989,291
184
Pueblo, Colo
City corporation.
School district
2,271,708
1,650,972
620,736 1
185
186
187
Salem, M a s s . . .
Madison, Wis..
Everett, Mass..
188
775,927
171,966
446, 203
1,671,262
283, 522
1, 532,756
162,681
138,506
259,589
232,344
27,245
635, 937
536,981
98,956
270, 974
364,963
136,937
214,864
180,959
178,211
968,042 !
668,448
8,553
8,553
146,112
84,848
61,264
976,327
594,025
2,727
257,165
115,364
138,101
1,635,771
1,113,991
521,780
1,068,238
573,703
494,535
307,944
307,944
1,931,929 1
2,848,393 1
2,288,139
1, 753,718
1,880,351
1,619,691
1,499, 781
1, 512, 718
1,376,007
117,000
152,769
62,725
Butte, Mont
City corporation.
School district
1,105,658
693,938
411,720
1,076, 775
665, 762
411,013
931,898
538,467
393,431
189
Fitchburg, Mass.
2,190,549
1,742, 222
1, 502,908
190
East Chicago, Ind
City corporation.
School district
1,791,477
1,242,415
549,062
1,092,601
602,487
490,114
1,023,372
563,122
460,250
69, 229
39,365
29,864
191
San Jose, Calif
City corporation.
School district
2,645,205
1,796 788
848,417
1,265,174
462,428
802,746
1,190,655
436,642
754,013
74, 519
25,786
48,733
192
Williamsport, Pa
City corporation.
School district
1,149,131
666,785
482,346
833,811
351,465
482,346
776,890
328,884
448,006
193
West Hoboken, N . J .
1,191,969
1,113,006
996,182
194
Evanston, 111..
City corporation.
School district
Park district
2,743,207
1,451,335
1,283,018
8,854
1,650,414
834,543
807,017
8,854
1,480,703
690,912
781,245
8,546
195
Hamilton, Ohio
City corporation.
School district
2,172,940
1,787,324
385,616
1,649,052
1,264,727
384,325
706,988
353,289
353,699
107, 772
947,893 1
537,099
410, 794
144,877
127,295
17,582
28,883
28,176
707
131,542
448,327
273,400
451,611
874,643
361,626
83,037
111,920
93,399
306,822
303,574
144,753
38,150
737,026
o
1,380,031
1,334,360
45,671
164,156
1,544,187
w
55,878
21,538
34,340
315,320
315,320
42,426
357,746
116,824
78,963
147,133
2 68,170
106,450
106,450
63,261
37,181
25,772
308
1,092,793
616,792
476,001
551,100
541,693
682,645
682,645
259,419
228, 793
30,626
523,888
522,597
1,291 |
95,709
428,179
1,043
1,043
698,876
639,928
58,948 |
196
Brookline, Mass.
2,969,280
2,535,611
2,251,423
132,911
151,277
433,669
235,025
198,644
197
Jamestown, N . Y . .
City corporation
School district
County supervisors' fund.
2,282,770
1,458,510
791,653
32,607 I
1,679,930
968,232
679,091
32,607
1,220,902
574,941
613,354
32,607
288,439
288,439
170, 589
104,852
65,737
602,840
490,278
112,562
82,803
520,037
1
2
For explanation of difference in amounts reported in this column and total payments for outlays reported in Table 17, see text discussion of Table 17, p . 43.
Excess of payment for expenses and interest over revenue receipts.
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T A B L E 4 . — S U M M A R Y O P GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS, BY D I V I S I O N S OP M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1923—Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 18]
GOVERNMENTAL-COST
For expenses and interest
CITY, A N D DIVISIONS O F
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
All
governmental
costs
Total
Expenses of
general
departments
(Table 12)
EXCESS O F R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS O V E R —
PAYMENTS
Expenses of
public service
Interest
enterprises !
(Table 16)
(Table 15) !
For outlays '
(Table 17)
Excess of
governmental-cost
payments
over revenue
receipts
Governmental-cost
payments
Payments
for expenses
and interest
GROUP V — C I T I E S HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N O F 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
198
Springfield, M o . .
C i t y corporation
School district
$1,157, 707
451, 730
705, 977
$831,878
382,588
449,290
$804, 648
369,148
435, 500
$4, 778
4,778
$22*152
8,662
13,790
$325,829
69,142
256,687
$195,885
$129,944
199
Waco, T e x
1,684, 803
1,319,573
1,024,825
115, 583
179,165
365, 230 1
216,885
148,345
200
Muskegon, Mich
C i t y corporation
School district
2,260,320 i
1,402,177 |
858,143 1
1,375,105
678,940
696,165
1,086,099
436,771
649,328
122,769
122, 769
166,237
119,400
46, 837
885,215
723,237
161,978
273,682
611,533
201
Lorain, Ohio_
C i t y corporation
School district
2,012,795 j
1,182,474
830,321 I
1,504,253
856,154
648,099
1,085,990
538,180
547,810
113,070
113,070
305,193
204,904
100, 289
508, 542 1
326,320
182,222
123,260
385,282
_
9f|9
Muncie, I n d
C i t y corporation
School district
1, 864,663 I
1,153,388 1
711, 275 (
960,180
366,105
594,075
864,137
324,151
539,986
20, 700
20,760
75, 283
21,194
54,089
904,483
787,283
117, 200
203
Pontiac, Mich
C i t y corporation
School district
l f 851,140 |
1,116, 434 !
734, 706
1,494, 718
788,532
706,186
1,100, 557
468, 879
631, 678
145, 855
145, 855
248, 306
173, 798
74, 508
356, 422
327,902
28, 520
1,958, 833
1.468.099
1,064,021
309, 431
94, 647
1,924,904
966,457
947, 068
11,379
1, 235,942
589, 514
636, 288
10,140
993, 714
395, 681
587,954
10, 079
120,144
120,144
122,084
73, 689
48, 334
61
688,962
376,943
310, 780
1,239
1, 305,306
924,560
380, 746
1,149, 850
839,115
310,735
829, 745
544, 535
285,210
142, 030
142, 030
178,075
152, 550
25, 525
155,456
85,445
70,011 1
?04
Chieopee, M a s s
?0f>
Joliet, 111
City corporation. _
School d i s t r i c t . . .
P a r k district
?0fi
C o l u m b i a , S. C
C i t y corporation
School district
..
.
_
_._
490, 734 {
|
$27,172
931,655
285,777
642,199
97,552
393,182
191,106
497,856
11,098
166, 554
207
Superior, Wis.
1,756,941
Dubuque, Iowa
City corporation _
School district
2, 287,491
1,125,627
1.161, 864
Battle Creek, M i c h . .
City corporation .
School district
140,922
791,415
479, 519
268
1,016,557
603,117
413,440
821,165
444,828
376, 337
95,108
95,108
100, 284
63,181
37,103
1, 508, 815
740, 072
768,743
1,119, 272
541, 650
577, 622
979, 625
427, 269
552,356
62, 670
62, 670
76, 977
51,711
25, 266
,270,934 I
522, 510
748,424
389, 543
198,422
191,121
Aurora, 111
City corporation.
School district
1, 643,824
1,057,571
586, 253
1,022, 341
603, 058
419, 283
817, 628
413, 332
404, 296
152,486
152, 486
52, 227
37, 240
14,987
621,483
454, 513
166, 970
338, 283
283, 200
Waterloo, Iowa
City corporation.
School district
1,573,365
714, 794
858, 571
1,211,768
521,990
689, 778
989, 324
387, 353
601,971
71, 522
71, 522
150, 922
63,115
87, 807
361, 597
192, 804
168, 793
99,069
262, 528
New Rochelle, N . Y .
3,472,956
2,496,030
2, 297, 526
167, 079
66, 693
100, 386
230, 574
134,942
95, 632
4,586
225, 988
96,885
445,784 !'
304,862 )'
1,214,004
1,311,157
!
35,931
448, 318
1,612
Stamford, Conn
City corporation.
Town
1, 727,959
860, 606
867,353
1, 497,385
725, 664
771, 721
1, 330. 306
658,971
671,335
Taunton, Mass.
2,050, 624
1, 575,561
1, 019,463
420, 762
475, 063
51,445
423, 618
Council Bluffs, Iowa..
City corporation..
School district
1, 703, 754
1,176, 589
527,165
906,491
460, 264
446, 227
704,141
282, 242
421,899
125,101
125,101
77, 249
52,921
24, 328
797, 263
716, 325
125, 208
672, 055
Portsmouth, Ohio
City corporation.
School district
1, 586,146
909, 602
676, 544
930, 435
446, 858
483, 577
663, 240
251, 003
412,237
112, 303
112, 303
154,892
83, 552
71, 340
655, 711
462, 744
192,967
394,989
260, 722
Rock Island, 111
City corporation .
School district
1, 328, 638
792, 795
535, 843
757, 332
378, 362
378, 970
625, 255
270, 211
355, 044
60, 591
60, 591
71,486
47, 560
23, 926
571, 306
414,433
156, 873
218
Poughkeepsie, N . Y .
1,998,463
1, 250, 311
996, 200
100, 766
153, 345
748,152
562,876
185,276
219
Quincy, 111
City corporation .
School district
Sanitary district.
1,709, 773
1.162, 244
531, 914
15, 615
891, 949
506,863
369,471
15,615
749,188
375,441
358,132
15, 615
118, 750
118, 750
24, 011
12, 672
11,339
817, 824
655, 381
162, 443
216,427
601,397
Austin, Tex
City corporation.
School district
1, 608,183
1, 251, 052
357,131
1, 314,471
972,079
342,392
791,822
452,830
338,992
389, 520
389,520
133,129
129, 729
3,400
293, 712
278,973
14, 739
448,112
7,828
41, 272
305,124
60,577 !
107,801
989,971
1,158, 349
1,463, 473
221 I Auburn, N . Y
257,501
16, 760
199,037 I
1, 220,334
161,323 i
1,838,195
1, 580, 694
222 I New Brunswick, N . J.
i For explanation of difference in amounts reported in this column and total payments for outlays reported in Table 17, see text discussion of Table 17, p. 43.
301,540
263,852
240,741
T A B L E 4 . — S U M M A R Y O F 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 :
1923—Continued
o
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 18]
EXCESS OF REVENUE
GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
For expenses and interest
All
governmental
costs
Total
Expenses of
general
departments
(Table 12)
Expenses of
public service] Interest
enterprises
(Table 16)
(Table 15)
For outlays 1
(Table 17)
RECEIPTS O V E R Excess of
governmental-cost
payments
GO vernPayments
over revenue mental-cost
for expenses
receipts
payments and interest
I—I
GROUP V—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
223 | Easton, Pa..City corporation.
School district
$1,044,303
506,103
538, 200
$904,499
396,426
508,073
$838, 524
365, 252
473, 272
224 | Newport News, Va__
1,426,936
919, 553
791, 289
225 | Danville, 111
_—
City corporation.
School district
1, 565,918
779, 600
786,318 1
678,457
345,449
333,008
608, 359
309, 201
299,158
226 | Ogden, Utah
_
City corporation .
School district
2,097,368
1, 543,973
553,395
1,122,221
579,202
543, 019
851,989
355, 611
496, 378
227 | Wilmington, N . C . . .
City corporation.
School district
1,477,153
1,130,465
346, 688
941,573
631, 635 |
309,938
689, 251
416,456
272, 795
711,086
635,150
210, 505
424,645
Hazleton, Pa
City corporation.
School district
229 | Orange, N . J
230 j Kokomo, Ind
City corporation.
School district
231 | Amsterdam, N . Y
City corporation.
School district
County supervisors' fund.
ad
875, 728 1
382, 505 |
493, 223
1, 341,176
885,343
507, 653
377, 690
1,396,953
602,053
793, 804
1,096 1
250,106
460,980 i
$65, 975
31,174
34,801
a
$139,804
109,677
30,127
$76,994
$62,810
125,498
507,383
528, 225
2
70, 098
36, 248
33, 850
887,461
434,151
453,310
194, 789
692, 672
i
49, 290
49, 290
220, 942
174,301
46, 641
975,147
964, 771
10, 376
564, 249
410,898
o
tn
96,190
96,190
156,132
118,989
37,143
535,580 1
498,830
36, 750
480,727
$2, 766
75,936
39, 601
36, 335
164,642
132,399
32,243
20,842
o
54,853
12,331
152,311
962, 545
60,845
147, 755
170,031
$40,291
210, 322
608,643 i
266,968
341,675
566,283
240, 687
325, 596
9,217
9,217
33,143
17,064
16, 079
276,700
240, 685
36,015
76, 592
353, 292
895,077
445,281
448, 700
1,096
777,829
346, 748
429,985
1,096
58,822
58,822
58,426
39, 711
18, 715
501,876
156, 772
345,104
1,171,145
a
M
287,099
214,777
232
Petersburg, V a
233
Pensacola, F l a
C i t y corporation
School district
234
Norristown, P a
C i t y corporation
School district
235
236
237
238
239
Lewiston, M e
Oshkosh, W i s
1,255,229
_,_.
_
Watertown, N . Y
240
M o l i n e , 111
C i t y corporation
School district
241
242
243
Sheboygan, W i s .
Waltham, Mass
Newport, R. I
344
M u s k o g e e , Okla
C i t y corporation
School district
_
.
911,578 '
G58,806
74,250
178, 522
343, 651
297,253 j
46,39*
874,090
674,940
199,150
703, 018
503,868
199,150
487, 090
325, 587
161, 503
67, 098
67, 098
148,830
111, 183
37, 647
171,072
171, 072
120,194
50,878
648, 701
309,036 !
339,665 j
498, 210
169,706
328,504
460,511
155, 958
304, 553
1,605
1,605
36, 094
12,143
23,951
150,491
139,330
11,161
!
i
1
!
|
666,610
1, 235, 011
1,001, 434
890,764
1, 036,130
563, 822
1, 013, 409
833, 405
752,067
870, 818
314
361
344
046
271
56, 474
44, 241
69, 685
74, 651
83,041
212, 564
436, 874
749, 794
200,539
509,178
1, 461, 201 !
1,059, 586 !
401, 615 1
832,607
438,311
394,296
687, 312
314, 610
372, 702
80, 991
80, 991
64, 304
42, 710
21, 594
879,174
1, 671, 885
1, 751, 228
1, 091. 303
1, 545, 308
152,905
7,988
289, 956
220, 552
190,227
420, 705
376, 834
219, 222
628, 594
621, 275
7,319
230, 783
397,811
246, 647
329,089 j
176, 295
1, 768, 317 j
1, 692,968
1, 263,143
1, 000, 810
1, 209,015 !
1,167,874 j
888, 562
1, 026. 357
1,050, 759
46, 062
82, 624
4,282
66,186
100, 034
112, 833
767, 507
483, 953
95,289
329, 449
li, 149
438,058
514,086
84,120
1, 562, 687
924, 834 i
637,853 !
1, 201, 088
682,191
518,897 !
884, 552
440, 244
444, 308
81, 063
81, 063
235, 473
160, 884
74, 589
361, 599
242, 643
118, 956
85, 890
275,709
954, 609
948,603
1,046, 333
838, 526
821, 407
828, 686
57, 379
54,073
55, 422
58, 704
73,123
162, 225
331,940
693, 887
291,178
294,145
352, 788
1. 030, 572
' 457, 257
579,315
76,175
76,175
155,666
135,445
20, 221
852, 553
748, 375
104,178
245
246
247
Newburgh, N . Y
L a Crosse, W i s
Lynchburg, Va
1, 286, 549
1, 642, 490 1
1,337,511 |
248
Colorado Springs, Colo
C i t y corporation
School district
2,120, 966 1
1, 417, 252 !
703, 714 \
1
46,
177,
98,
64,
82,
2,414
.
1,268,413
668,877
599,536 j
30,133
34, 254
-175, 636
j
For explanation of difference in amounts reported in this column and total payments for outlays reported in Table 17, see text discussion of Table 17, p. 43.
2
Excess of payments for expenses and interest over revenue receipts.
37,795
341,099
325,432
676,917
TABLE 5 . — P E R CAPITA
REVENUE
RECEIPTS
AND G O V E R M E N T A L - C O S T
PAYMENTS:
1923
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 26.
see Tables 3 and 4]
For absolute amounts,
P E R CAPITA GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS F O R —
F E E CAPITA R E V E N U E RECEIPTS F R O M —
1
Taxes
All
revenues
Grand total.
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
II--III
IV
V
$54. 43
64.47
59.87
44. 66
42.53
41.17
General
property
Special
Poll
Business
and
nonbusiness
license
$35.12 $1.24 $0.10 $1.45
42. 40
36. 08
28. 68
27.29
26. 23
1.69
0.79
0.99
0.66
1.14
0. 02
0.05
0.15
0.23
0. 20
1 1. 72
! 2.01
1. 08
! 1.07
i 0. 91
Special
assess- F i n e s ,
m e n t s , forfeits,
and
special a n d
charges escheats
for
outlays
$3.12
$0.41
2.52
4.64
2.97
3.71
3.67
0.42
0.42
0.42
0.38
0.38
Subventions
and
grants,
donations,
and
pension
assessments
Expenses a n d interest
High- E a r n w a y ings
privi- of
leges, genrents, eral
and
deinter- p a r t est m e n t s
Earni
ings
Exof
All
Expubgovpenses penses
All
of
lic
ernexof
pub- Interserv- m e n t a l penses genlic
ice
costs
and
eral
est
serventerdeinterice
partprises
est
enterments
prises
$2. 94 $2. 85 $1. 51 $5. 69 $60. 27 $43.32
2.94
4.99
2.53
2.45
2.25
4.67
2.28
1.43
1.03
0.89
1.70
2.06
1.28
1.11
1.16
6.38 j 68.67
6.54
66.99
5.14 i 52.45
4.59
49. 60
4.35 j 46.90 |
$34.15
51.64
47. 81
35.54
33.10
32. 06
40.39
37.95
28.17
26.36
25. 81
Outlays
$3.35 $5.82 $16.96
3.68
4.18
2.87
2.88
2.62
7.57
5.69
4.51
3.86
3.64
17.03
19.18
16.91
16.50
14.84 !
P E R CAPITA
EXCESS OF
REVENUE
RECEIPTS
OVER—
I Per
capita
!excess
of governmen1 talcost
payments
over
reven u e receipts
Gov- mPeanyt-s
ernfor
menextalpenses
cost
and
paym e n t s interest
$11.12
$5.84
4.20
7.12
7.79
7.07
5.73 I
12.83
12.05
9.1-2
9.43
9.10
!
GROUP I . - C I T I E S HAVING A POPULATION OF 500.000 A N D OVER
New York. N . Y .
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, P a .
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, Ohio...
St. Louis, M o . . . .
Baltimore, Md
Boston, Mass
_
Los Angeles, Calif
Pittsburgh, Pa
San Francisco, Calif.
Buffalo, N. Y._
$69. 54
58.19
51.02
87.74
66.92
46. 03
44.65
77.00
87.55
63. 35
59. 40
59.18
54.94
5.99
8.66
1.11
2. 96
2.41
$0.82 $4. 99
1 1.97 3.64
! 2.00 3.60
| 3.62 22.75
! 2. 73 8.16
1.34 4.13
|$72. 38 $59.75 !
! 56. 90 41.65 i
! 55.06 42. 55 1
i 106. 46 ! 64. 26
70.66 ! 46. 78 ;
| 40. 89 35. 09 !
3. 66 | 0. 82 4.19 ! 57.11 !
5. 59 2.79 5.50
78.19 i
2.04 3.27 21.58 1102.86 1
1.92 1.84 4.63 S 68.33 ;
2.61 1.37 5.81
70.61 j
1. 69 i 2. 13 ! 4. 94 ! 67.33 !
37. 29 !
62.32 1
66.32 !!
51.72 |
45.76 ii
50.70 I1
i
7.36
14.69
21.23
11.63
13.64
8.48
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 M i l w a u k e e , W i s
14 W a s h i n g t o n , D . C
15 N e w a r k . N . J
16 I M i n n e a p o l i s , M i n n . . .
17 J C i n c i n n a t i . Ohio
18 N e w Orleans. L a
$62.
58.
61.
56.
62.
27.
19
20
21
22
23 |
56. 76
52.19
59.56
108. 27
62. 40
Kansas City, M o
Indianapolis, Ind
Rochester, N . Y
Seattle, W a s h
Jersey City, N . J
36 ! $41. 39 $4. 65 !
j$1.28 I $3.39 $0.36
5.(
29 | 26.51 o.oi !
1.04
0.83
69 | 42.65 0.29 I .11 1.84 ; 1.40
0.26
00 ! 40.99 0.33 !
0.76 ' 5.55
0.37
35 ' 38.79 0.48 !
2.41 | 1.30
0.61
13. 39
0.22 1.77 ! 0.59
90 J
0.19
I
i
!
i
36. 53
37.11
38.21
41.25
43.56
(2) j
1.70 j
!
0. 34 j
! 2.52 i 5.54 0.12
0.13 i 0.61 ! 10.370.13
I 2.17 ! 4.96 0.13
(2) 0.36 J 21.49 1.18
0. 04 I 2. 60 j 0. 610.11
$2. 74 |$1. 26 $2. 57 $4.71 I $67.17 $43. 99 $38. 60
41. 54 39.35
51.32
19.63 i 0.64 2.30 2.26
74. 52 54. 99 45.09
5.09 3.36 2.29 4.41
43.48 36.70
2.34
1.32
1.93
70.
23
2.42 I
59.07 49.80 35.19
2.59 j 8.21 2.70 5.26
38. 43 27. 91
6.75
1.17
1.50
48.
58
|
2.31 j
1.68
1.31
4.96
4.44
4.53
2.65
! 0.75
| 1.50
! 0.75
i 3.44
2.22 5.49
1.57 0.21
1.51 4.42
2.16 36.62
1.52 5.64
60.01
56.76
69.96
116. 20
75.99
43.79
35.82
49.56
75.11
56.75
37.41
32.16
42.94
39.33
43.50
$2.18 $3.21 $23.17
1.81 0.38
9.78
3.20 6.70 19.53
1.41 5.37 26.75
3.25 11.35
9.27
4.97 5. 55 10.16
$4. 81
$18. 37
16.75
6.70
12.52
~3.~ 28" 12.55
i 10. 53
$6.97
"12." 83"
14.23
'20._69"
12.97
16.37
10.00
33.16
5.65
16.22
20.94
20.40
41.09
19.25
3.25
4.58
10.40
7.93
13.60
35 $13.55
3.75 14.61
5.81 16.14
7.06 24.28
2.27 12.51
$1.94
13.37
14.22
3.32
$15. 33
12.67
2.77
10.06
9.18
12.92
23.04
21.86
27.44
22.73
3.15
10.61
6.55
18.38
11.29
9.77
12.43
15.31
9.06
11.44
10.13
5.42
3.99
8.07
19.74
18.94
4.83
8.53
10.36
5.44
3.45 2.93
0.09 3.57
2.16 4.46
24.77 11.01
2.59 10.66
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
Portland, O r e g . . .
D e n v e r , Colo
Toledo, Ohio
Columbus, Ohio..
Louisville, K y
29
$55. 47
$27.63
54.63
31. 86
41.50 1 28.30 $0.43
43.99 I 29.19 0.26
36.39 1 23.79
31 O a k l a n d , Calif.—
32 | A t l a n t a , G a
33 A k r o n , Ohio
48.53
51.03
47.82
36.23
45.34
34 ! O m a h a , N e b r
35 I B i r m i n g h a m , A l a 36 Worcester, M a s s . . .
37 Syracuse, N . Y
38 [ R i c h m o n d , V a
66.27 I 36.38
26.04 ! 11.06
49.79
32. 89
50.49
31.50
46.74
24.40
P r o v i d e n c e , R . I_.
3 0 I St. P a u l , M i n n . . .
39 I San Antonio, Tex
40 D a l l a s , T e x
41 N e w H a v e n , C o n n
42 | M e m p h i s , T e n n . .
43 I D a y t o n , Ohio
Norfolk, V a .
Houston, Tex
Youngstown, O h i o . . .
Grand Rapids, M i c h .
Springfield, M a s s
1
_
_._
_
36.52
1 30.15
i 25.49
I 20.16
0.26
1 30.65 0.16
26.06
20.84
40.20 1 26.21
38.04
32. 98
38.90
24.69
36.25
25.02
38.35
44.75
41.13 '
48.21 1
60.48 1
$0.29
0.13
5.77
1.43
0.07
0.48
0.40
0.41
0.42
0.25"
23.27 0.07
32.44
27.91
31.31
43.65 1 6.54
0.06
0.47
$1.79
£2.57 $8.56 !$53.68 $40.13
3.51 7.45 ' 56.57 41.96
38.73
54.87
1.02 4.40
33.94
58.22
1.21 5.44
27.21
39.71
0.83 3.94
$28.16
34.51
29.83
23.44
23.30
$5.63
3.70
3.09
3.44
1.63
51.68
61.64
54.37
54.61
56.63
38.76
38.60
32.50
27.17
33.90
32.35
30.33
29.19
22.65
24.96
1.66
3.27
0.54
2.54
1.46
1.00 17.49
0.91 0.51
3.69 3.73
0.96 4.25
0.43 12.13
76.40
31.46
53.79
58.56
66.48
47.32
21.22
41.26
40.13
41.31
28.68
17.31
37.00
32.85
28.36
10. 52
0.48
1.29
1.91
6.49
0.70
1.93
0.95
1.05
1.41
0.72
1.58
1.09
1.15
1.24
0.14
5.25
0.05
5.00
3.38
29.63
49.26
41.97
67.38
47.69
21.29
32.87
32.10
36.48
29.11
18.08
26.58
29.65
27.15
23.84
0.07 3.13
2.35 3.93
0.04 2.42
2.28 ! 7.06
1.14 4.13
8.34
16.39
9.87
30.90
18.58
3.58
9.06
3.93
28.48
11.44
4.77
7.33
5.94
2.42
7.14
1.51
2.12
1.53
0.71
0.54
1.04
0.72
0.86
1.60
2.37
6.86
3.91
3.35
4.44
4.15 1
65.54
48.01
49.25
59.70
70.60
38.64
34.09
32.41
33.93
50.89
26.33
26.04
24.36
29.22
44.65
3.78
2.10
2.08
2.29
2.36
13.91
16.84
25.77
19.71
27.20
3.26
8.12
11.49
10.12
10.29
10.66
8.72
14.28
9.59
$0.76
1.39
0.96
1.18
2.39
$8.66
4.22
3.64
2.78
2.11
$0.85
0.45
0.27
0.51
0.23
0.30
2.60
0.84
2.59
0.87
0.39
5.47
10.55
3.58
5.02
0.15
0.28
0.27
0.94
0.67
0.50
5.68
9.04
1.06
0.46
3.39
1.65
0.29
1.09
1.81
1.57
1.43
0.72
0.75
0.55
5.43
3.65
0.61
5.80
5.16
0. 85
4.49
0.20
1.07
3.71
6.52
3.20
0.91
6.49
0.57
0.39
1.22
0.09
0.48
0.54
1.11
4.18
0.91
3.49
1.56
2.54
0.48
1.13
0.82
2.91
0.29
0.17
0.19
1.99
1.35
0.18
1.65
0.25
1.12
2.19
0.15
0.39
0.34
0.60
0.80
3.04
3.02
1.36
3.31
0.61
3.65
0.42
0.87
0.54
0.19
0.96
5.12
5.94
1.08
0.51
0.48
0.66
0.33
0.20
1.38
3.71
0.47
3.34
1.28
$5.03 $1. 41
1.63 4.13
0.38 2.10
0.40 3.02
2.26 0.83
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 receipts.
4.74
5.00
2.77
1.98
7.49
8.12 29.07
3.43 10.25
2.97 12.53
5.37 ! 18.43
6. 46 25.18
5.95
2.42
3.88
* Less t h a n one-half of 1 cent.
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T A B L E 5 . — P E R C A P I T A R E V E N U E RECEIPTS AND GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS:
1923—Continued
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[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 26. For absolute amounts,
see Tables 3 and 4]
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GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
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Bridgeport, Conn
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, Pa
Paterson, N . J
Hartford, Conn.
Des Moines, Iowa
New Bedford, Mass..
Trenton, N . J
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Camden, N . J
$49.05
29.07
29.44
34.16
57.45
51.46
58.32
40.39
47.54
36.17
$45. 02 $0.12 $0.29 &0.13
20.43
0.08
23.42
~6.~98~ 0.17
24.44 "o.'is" 0.09 1.69
38.52 6.05 0.90 0.11
$0.32
1.18
0.95
1.15
£0.23
0.28
0.38
0.09
0.52
0.44
0.17
1.10
1.06
2.14
4.05
0.57
2.05
4.16
1.58
0.47
0.24
0.09
0.37
0.10
39.72
40.76
24.85
30.95
21.43
Nashville, Tenn
Fall River, Mass
Albany, N . Y
Wilmington, Del
Kansas City, Kans...
33. 20
53.48
42.81
32.49
47.04
18.67
36.62
28.63
18.64
23.41
Lowell, Mass
Flint, Mich.
Erie, Pa
Cambridge, Mass
Reading, Pa
49. 64
42.81
38.78
50.81
28.82
36.05
28.27
26.51
34.61
18.77
8.07
0.19
0.17
0.36
0.23
0.12
9.14
1.56
2
0.48
6.28
0.14
6.36
0.97
0.75
0.64
()
$0.80 £0.56 $1.58
$45. 21 !$36.84 $33. 01
2.48 0.65 1.45 $3.69 39.98 j -26. 08 20.71
2.20 0.63 0.47 0.01 36.68 24. 78 23.61
3.90 1.78 1.06
41. 53 32.63 29.29
0.80 1.38 2.12 5.89 57.18 47.26 37.82
0.76
1.08
3.86
5.61
3.28
0.61
0.99
2.53
0.73
2.27
1.03
2.09
1.03
0.95
0.55
$3.83
3.90
2
1.16
(2) 3.33
( ) 4.80
4.65
$8.37
13.90 $10. 91
11.90
7.23
8.91
7.37
9.91
29.26
35.87
29.46
27.14
27.93
2.29
2.07
3.19
1.88
2.06
5.18
5.74
3.19
4.79
3.96
20.13 I 5.39
11.08
17.11 1 12.56
10. 08 1
11.21
8.98
25.16
64.75 43.21
62.10 ! 41.49
43.61 | 26.83 |
58.19 40.69 1
18.62
36.29
33.11
20.87
19.72
1.84
3.35
4.47
2.30 1
16.00
4.69
3.58
3.91
3.65
4.97
10.46
21. 54
20.61
16.78 1
17.50 j
40.43
31.03 1
27.56
44.07
23.13 II
33.52
23.94
21.52
36.11
19.11
3.54
2. 34.
2.84 |
2.93
2.37 !
3.36
4.75
3.21
5.02
1.66
4.50 !
23.32 i i . 54 ;
7.65
8.07
1.33 |
9.99 1 4.30 i
4.39 56.85 36. 73
3.99 54.76 1 43.68
4.46 j 52.95 35.84
3.72 ] 43.89 33.81
4.53 ! 45.16 33.95
4.18 i! 35.62
0.16
0.21
0.68
0.72
0.99
2.08
0.34
2.12
1.49
4.57
0.67
0.14
0.31
0.44
0.18
4.55
0.57
2.79
7.28
0.09
1.49
1.11
0.74
0.59
0.89
1.40
1.13 3.72
0.19 5.78
0.20 3.13
0.31 16.60
0.14
0.17
0.16
0.21
0.84
0.45
3.75
3.00
0.13
1.28
0.30
0.27
0.08
0.11
0.06
1.00
2.44
1.84
0.30
1.94
0.30
0.76
0.80
1.63
0.40
1.10
2.61
0.39
2.05
0.47
!
!
|
1
3.89
4.53 I
5.03 j
4.68
4.42 1
44.93 !
54.35 i
35.21 !
52.14
33.12 |
$1.47
$3.85
6.27
3.56
3.65
2.42
11.28
19.29
11.13 '
11.15 1
$12.21
2.99
4.66
1.54
10.19
14.74
14.64
4.55
13.73
2.22
8.04
10.26
1.32
5.66
6.35
4.71
3.57
9.22
11.78
11.22
6.75
5.69
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Yonkers, N . Y
Duluth, M i n n .
Spokane, Wash
Elizabeth, N . J
73.48 !] 55.00
56.77 !| 32.21
45.94 !! 25.86
2.40
0.15
Utica, N . Y
Lynn, Mass
Tacoma, Wash
Jacksonville, F l a
38.39
44.57
57.56
44.25
1.45
4.48
35.73 11 23.97
_.
ji
j;
j!
j!
27.90
31.87
20.11
20.40
I
0.37
1.89
0.60
0.23
1.15
2.25
9.35
2.38
3.33
0.24 [
1.01
0.70
0.05
4.78
2.03
7.96
3.80
0.80 0.32 5.80 j 87.18
0.82 ! 0.43 10.17
62.05
0.95 2.91 4.94 1 40. 98
44. 80
2.27 0.90 0.05
0.83
0.15
0.40
1.14
3.65
0.31
3.37
1.81
0.21
0.29
1.13
0.82
3.13
0.33
7.17
0.42
0.75
0. 50
1. 50
1.26
0.38 0.08
1.70 4.57
1.64 22.24
0.81 17.57
50.77
47.00
49.47
63. 07
1
56. 24
38.86
35.54
30.20
45.50
28.51
30.58
27.20
7.46
4.56
3.32
2.95
30.94
23.19
5.44
14.61
13.70
5.28
31.49
35.93
36.71
40.47
28.90
30.21
25.69
25.22
2.59
3.11
4.11
5.62
19.29
11.06
12.76
22.59
12.38
2.42
17.24
17.91
10.40
5.53
18.82
6.90
8.64
20.86
3.78
56.11 $32.95 $17. 30
7.34 13.00 S 1.96
2.35
8.83 i 5.88
3.35 17.72 I 6.79
5.98
9.43 | 7.56
$15.66
11.03
2.95
10.93
1.86
i 21.36
I 2.11
i 5.35
| 9.90
! 4.79
26.61
7.52
18.37
8.43
10.14
8.10
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
O k l a h o m a C i t y , Okla_
C a n t o n , Ohio
Somerville, M a s s
Schenectady, N . Y
Waterbury, Conn
$55. 72
41.82
31.60
47.21
43.94
$35. 23
..$1.20
30.62 $0.11
__i 1.19
22.45 3.02 $0.50 I 0.19
35.77 1.24
„ - | 1.31
37.23 0.18 0.49 | 0.19
$9.79
2.35
0.86
1.51
0.56
50.52
1.61
0.10
0.16
0.24
$1.63
0.38
0.26
3.97
1.10
52.00 $1.27 $4.07
1.37 1.15 3.05
0.17 1.05 3.00
0.37 0.72 2.17
0.39 0.37 3.19
$73. 01 $40.06 $30. 28
43. 79 30. 79 | 21.50
37.48
28. 65 ! 25.04
54.00
36.28 ! 31.32
51.51
42.08
35.33
55.48
45.10
51.98
36.64
35.12
33.97
29. 25
26.18
21.44
23.29
i
j 8. 72 0.28
L
0.37
!
|.
! 0.23
1.55
0.14
0.27
0.55
0.45
11.91
0.20
11.84
4.17
4.25
1.11
0.24
0.14
0.11
0.06
0.92
0.73
1.24
3.34
1.32
1.94
0.53
0.38
0.94
0.56
25.19
31.26
26.24
72.06
44.62
15.80
19.05
16.42
36.34
29. 62
j
I
!
| 0.03
i
I 1.18
I
!
! 0. 06 I ( 2 )
3.36
0.74
0.57
1.05
0.87
0.17
1.15
3.11
12.47
0.13
0.52
0.38
0.03
0.52
0.03
0.77
2.81
1.96
8.71
5.72
0.26 0.95
0.05 1.26
0.51 0.23
1.25 | 1.85
1.36 0.26
Harrisburg, P a
Peoria, 111
Wichita, Kans
St. Joseph, M o
34.72
35.33
31.09
45.79
26.15
25.89
24.86
25.95
32.52
20.94
1.38
0.56
0.90
1.21
2.24
0.09
1.24
1.45
8.24
0.32
0.08
0.16
0.59
0.35
2.37
1.32
0.33
1.20
0.26
1.78
0.38
1.34
1.01
0.34
0.48
0.89
1.40
0.36
99
100
101
Sioux C i t y , I o w a . . .
South Bend, I n d . . .
Wilkes-Barre, P a . . .
B i n g h a m t o n , N . Y_
Portland, M e
42.23
47.53
30.14
42.62
51.34
30.78
31.46
23.88
27.94
35.99
0.68
0.18
0.45
0.64
0.75
4.24
7.98
0.91
2.32
0.70
0.35
0.15
0.23
0.25
0.04
0.58
1.77
2.04
4.87
2.31
0.97
0.52
0.15
0.51
1.69
0.79
0.74
0.48
2.05
2.06
102
103
104
105
106
Rockford, 1 1 1 . .
Troy, N . Y
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C . . _ .
Little Rock, Ark
Johnstown, Pa
41.27
44.18
43.47
22.21
34.83
29.50
30.89
20.31
13.09
26.24
0.81
0.78
2.11
2.89
0.80
4.06
0.20
0.07
0.23
1.12
0.48
1.61
3.22
2.32
1.24
2.61
0.27
0.34
1.77
0.60
1.24
49.03 ! 30.05 25.09
1.73 3.09
0.14 4.70 ! 57.27 38.12
32.85
0.70 15.94
55.80
39.63
23.25
0.60 0.19
32.17
19.97
17.66
0.24 0.01 1 45.90 i 29.02 1 25.58
T u l s a , Okla
L a w r e n c e , Mass__
Fort Wayne, I n d .
E l Paso, T e x
Evansville, I n d —
87 S a v a n n a h , G a
Knoxville, T e n n . .
Allentown, Pa
S a n Diego, Calif..
Bayonne, N . J
92 M a n c h e s t e r , N . H .
2.48
1.19
0.39
0.18
1.95
1.61
0.76
1.82
0.10
0.19
2.14
2.29
1.08
* 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 receipts.
0.25 3.82
1.87 3.13
0.48 11.08
0.68 5.42
0.59 4.36
$3.67
1.95
1.26
1.62
0.77
76.84
28.86 i
47.21 1 37. 58 1
57.33
33.61 !
46.55
28.21
39.91
24.98
21.87
32.19
24.62
21.12
20.87
2.51
2.59
7.26
2.62
2.52
4.49
2.80
1.74
4.46
1.59
47.97
9.63
23.72
18.34
14.93
22.25
20.96
41. 23 33.15
31.31
20.25
76.53 i 47.31
54. 07 47.43
17.12
22.94
17.06
34.15
35.05
1.76
2.67
1.27
6.50
5.42
2.07
7.54
1.92
6.66
6.96
1.29
8.08
11.06
29.21
6.63
2.78
46.06 S 30.17 24.09
3.56
46.86
28.67
23.78
0. 05 33.47
26.28
24.99
0.16 j 55.10
29.54 I 24. 64
0.06 | 25.13 20.61
19.81
3.01
1.70
0.03
0.18
0.01
3.07
3.18
1.26
4.72
0.79
15.90
18.19
7.19
25.56
4.52
3.84
4.54
0.05
2.44
6.27
2.35
2.07
0.07
2.11
3.11
2.98
2.73
1.73
1.76
5.94
9.93
13.73
7.39
9.32
11.93
2.14
3.55
2.19
4.34
10.60
11.58
3.85
7.13
7.60
2.54
1.74
10.70
0.22
0.01
2.42
3.52
5.68
2.09
3.43
18.98
19.15
16.17
12.20
16.88
7.77
13.09
12.33
9.96
11.07
11. 22
6.06
3.84
2.24
5.81
3.36
5.79
2.24
9.87
6.57
| 41. 55 1 31.63 26.30
[ 49.68 35.95 1 31.15
I 33.69 26.29 24.50
! 44.81 35.49 1 31. 63
55.67
43. 74 34. 69
$2.94
9.97
5.06
4.47 !
9.44 I
11. 34
11.53
2.37
9.31 i
1.02
0.68
Less t h a n one-half of 1 c e n t .
4.23
i 1.89
5.99
24.74
12.81
4.55
6.66
4.81
16.25
5.54
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T A B L E " _ 5 . — P E R C A P I T A ^ 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 :
1923—Continued
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[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 . 11. F o r a text discussion of t h i s table, see p . 26. 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—
P E R CAPITA R E V E N U E RECEIPTS F R O M —
Taxes
All
revenues
General
property
Special
Business
and
nonPoll business
license
1
E x p e n s e s a n d interest
SubvenSpeE
a
r
n
tions H i g h - E a r n - ings
cial
w a y ings
assess- Fines, a n d
ExExof ! All
m e n t s , for- grants, privi- of
penses penses
All
feits, dona- leges, gen- p u b - ; govand
of
of
lie j ern- 1 extions, rents, eral
special a n d
pub- Interde- serv- m e n t a l penses genand
and
charges eslic
eral
costs
and
est
cheats pen- inter- p a r t - ice
for
servdeinterest m e n t s e n t e r sion
outice
partest
prises
assesslays
m e n t s enterments
prises
Outlays
P E R CAPITA
P e r j EXCESS OF
capita
REVENUE
excess !
RECEIPTS
i of gov-!
OVER—
i ern- 1
men- !
tal- i
cost
Gov- Payp a y - j ern- m e n t s
for
ments! menexover
talpenses
revecost
and
n u e re- p a y ceipts ! m e n t s interest
1
9
a
w
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
U2
107
108
109
110
111
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
E a s t S t . Louis, 111...
Brockton, Mass
Terre Haute, I n d
Saginaw, M i c h
$75. 65
27.16
48.91
34.56
39.78
$1.01 $12. 09 $0.89 $2. 90 $4. 60 $95. 96 $47. 95
28.48 20.27
0.26
1.23 0.09 0.65
44. 71 37.67 1
0.12
0.08 0.46 3.20 3.57
0.15
1.71 0.47 1.08 0.63
35.28 26. 80
0.19
3.26 1.95 0.98 3.09
53.88 30.95
£38. 78
17.53
31.60
24.65
25.03
$31. 94
$1.31
1.65
17. 87
34.59 $5.05 $0.53 0.26
27. 41
0.19 0.40
0.17
26.96
$20. 90
5.40
1.06
2.52
3.18
10.30
0.42
2.92
9.79
1.11
0.18
0.20
0.08
0.73
0.18
1.37 0.24
0.38 1.45
5. 05 | 1.61
9.73 9.67
4.46 1.56
0.60
0.89
0.35
1.56
0.38
0.17
48.89
6.86
43. 79
7.17 1 61.02
8.69 i 88.62
52.82
C1)
| 27.99
30.37 I
59.09
47.61 ;
34. 53
26.37
22.87
41.28
36.23
30.38
0.08 1.54
2.31 5.19
7.23 10.59
6.90 4.49
4.15
20.90
5.70
13.42
3.60
1.92
0.18
41.00 1 13.46
18.29 1 17.13
15.21
9.82
1.74
27.54
1.17
1.73
0.50
0.53
0.77
1.16
32. 66 23. 75
3.20
0.04 1 29.62 17. 94 1
3.42
44.02 1 28.31
2.67
33.11 21.43 I)
4.84
34.94
31.02 |
19.07
15.23
19.16
18.16
25.71
1.48
0.02
4.44
1.18
2.17
3.19
2.69
2.71
2.09
3.14
8.91 < 2.45
11.68
6.48
18.32
11.48 1
11.68
3.35 !
3.92
7.15
6.46
5.20
6.84
8.33
11.08
90. 51 49.90 1 24. 89
40.81 31.42 | 25. 39
16.67
26. 88 21.15
32.22
46. 94 1 35.11
51.19 1 31.43 II 24.00
20.68
2.81
1.95
0.08
5.87
4.33
3.22
2.54
2.81
1.56
40.61
9. 39
5.73
11.83
19. 76 1
112
113
114
115
116
Gary, I n d . . .
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N . J
L o n g Beach, Calif...
Passaic, N . J
43.20 i 30.05
29.48
0.25
40.19
42.10 ~6.~2l" 0.02
60.83
33.20
75.15
26.72 0.25 0.03
35.70
0.28
0.26
1.33
1.77
1.01
117
118
119
120
121
Springfield, Ohio
Chester, P a
Hamtramck, Mich..
Altoona, P a
Racine, W i s
30.21 1 19.84 0.34
23.14 1 16.60
0.65
33.15 i 23.68
29.76
19. 01
42.10
30.80 ~i.~74~
0.67
0.47
0.17
0.87
0.77
2.46
2.15
2.18
3.80
0.36
0.31
0.21
0.71
0.14
0.16
0.55
1.92
1. 97 j
2.19 j
1.62 j
1.11
0.60
0.49
0. 30
0.64
122
123
124
125
126
Lansing, M i c h
N e w Britain, Conn..
M o b i l e , Ala
Berkeley, Calif
Springfield, 111
0.14
35.11
75. 27
34.85
26. 33 "6." 22" ~6.~96" 0.10
24. 00
0.10 2.62
14.13
44. 77 1 26.62
0.64
46.84 | ! 26.77
0.55
3.94
0.55
0.78
4.68
6.35
0.21
0.40
0.36
0.02
0.10
2.48
0.70
1.47
9.02
1.39 1
1.09
0. 71
0. 50
1.01
0. 66
!
|
I
i
i
1.79 30. 52
1. 52 3.37 1
0. 34 3. 68 I
2.75 0.03
0. 76 10.26 1
$2.50 $6.66 $48. 01 i$20. 31
2.74
8.20
1.32
2.13 3.94
7.03
$4.20
0.70 1.45
8.48 1 6.72
2.39 3.53 22.93 1 14.10
15.24
5.96
2.88
2.16
4. 35 1
$27. 71
6.88
11.23
7.76
8.83
25.37
3.43
2.85
9.66
15.42
H
M
a
W
o
Holyoke, Mass
Highland Park, Mich
Davenport, Iowa
Chattanooga, T e n n
Bethlehem, Pa
_..!
|
j
|
|
68.73
54.75
49. 58
27.99
33. 81
30.72
39.02
32.58
19.71
22.57
!
\
I
[
I
49. 93
53. 60
26.26
40. 65
26. 59
31.16
0.21
35.15 '% 34"
17.16
28. 39 4.14 0.47
13.27
0.05
0.50
1.22
1.87
0.16
2.59
39.11
46.21
27.24
33.38
32.99
29.19
30. 99
15.33
22.98
19.38
31.15
33. 28
20.61
33.27
19. 54 0.26
25. 02
12.16
16. 85 "6." 02"
S h r e v e p o r t , La_
Jackson, M i c h . .
Augusta, Ga
Fresno, C a l i f . . .
42.76
35.38
39. 65
61.30
23.43
21. 90
24.40
30.93
Quincy, M a s s .
P a s a d e n a , Calif
Topeka, Kans
Atlantic City, N . J-
57. 52
99.26
40.27
97.47
40. 55 4.46
40.48
28.74
0.22
Kalamazoo, M i c h .
Lakewood, O h i o . . .
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C . . .
43.37
51.35
44.05
38.38
1
Lincoln, N e b r
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y
Covington, K y
Haverhill, Mass
P o r t s m o u t h , Va
H u n t i n g t o n , W . Va_
E a s t Orange, N . J . _ .
Macon, Ga
Wheeling, W . V a . . _ .
Cicero, 111
Roanoke, Va
T a m p a , Fla
Lancaster, P a
Winston-Salem, N . C
__
0.37
0.41
0.18
0.36
0.62
1.16
2.02
0.60
3.97
2.20
1.01
1.26
0.42
0.60
0.86
1.33 25.20 i 76.73 I 61.51 !39.20
4.20 5.13 | 53.34 !j 44.74 1 36.14
1.21 0. 37 I 49.36 27. 75 25.57
1.68 0.18 ! 33. 59 1 27.05 21.55
0.33 4.52 j 36. 26 23. 40 18.84
18. 92
3. 33
0.18
0.20
1.42
3.39
5.27
2.00
5.30
6.15
15.22
8.60
21. 61
6.54
9.86
7.54
4.57
0.14
0.32
0.27
0.45
0.20
0.14
0.50
1.15
3.49
1.23
0.53
1.38
0.73
2.32
0.14
0. 65
1.90
1.12
0.86
0.30
2.30
0.29
6.14
1.95
2.86
1.83
2.67
3.29
5.39
2.71
1.60
6.43
34.89
41.06
6.39
3.18
6.34
20. 66
25.86
1.22
14.23
15.20
5.17
5.30
0.52
0.54
1.59
2.89
0.77
2.81
7.09
1.67
0.23
2.41
5.74
0.71
0.03
0.57
0.38
0.02
0.02
4.21
0.98
0.13
1.24
0.66
2.44
0.63
1.93
0.41
0.29
0.83
1.44
0.30
0*07
7.25 j 70. 59 35. 70 26. 27
3. 20 I 79.47 38.41
31. 07
5.19 ! 27.48 21.09 ; 15.53
3.55 j 38. 54 35. 36 ! 31.93
6.62 32.41
26. 07 16.98
I!
0.37 40.12 25. 38 1 22.85
4.23
65.25 39.90 | 31.97
5.15
24.27 i 23.25 ! 18.20
4.29
36. 58 28.49 1 20.96
3.31
45.20 1 23. 87 I18.72
0.20
2.39
3.24
4.19
2.54
2.33
5.54
1.82
3.34
2.61
14.73
25.35
1.02
8.09
21.33
1.01
19.04
3.20
12, 21
13.73
6.31
3.99
4.89
9.12
0.55
0.08
0.16
0.12
4.38
2.63
0.54
0.91
0.84
0,14
0.43
3.96
1.33
0.71
0.04
0.85
1.44
0.68
1.54
4.65
0.96 1.00
1.15 2.
0.28 0.
0.43 | 1.49
0.22
0.27
2.82
3.64
5.79
4.39
2.38
1.16
». 82 ! 41. 44
3.78
1.92
1.10
34.83
6.08
3.86
1.28
6.61
0.17
2.99 ! 6.61
0.14 | 3.12
2.87 ! 2.77
2.47 | 10.36
1.14
0.22
0.59
1.47
2.25
2.55
1.37
13.93
13.97
3.18
2.32
15.63
7.22
6.64
19.06
0.34
0)
0.20
1.27
0.71
6.17
1.66
13.35
3.48
0.61
1.45
0.68
0.31
0.15
0.59
9.92
0.37
6. 65
0.84 i 2.20 5.23
1.22 ! 3.2229.12
0.93 i 0.87 4.87
7. 32 | 2.14 6.36
31. 25
35. 45 ~6.~2i~
31.06 4.27 0.74
19.41 0.03 0.11
0.22
1.30
0.21
2.01
3.10
6.76
1.22
0.32
0.80
0.10
0.27
2.52
0.61
0.42
4.35
0. 69
1.89
1. 03
0.38
8.13
.:;:::
0.06
0.18
2.52
13.65
1.50
"i."09~ '6." 37" 1.24
0.54
0.24
0.16
0.20
—
0.09
0.19
0.58,
I
I
|
I
j
1.10 !
0. 73 j
0. 50 !
0.31 |
0.86
0.07
4.87
3.99
0. 71 4.35
3.13 3.59
2. 46 4.70
1.71 0.11
j 1. 07 4.21
! 0.25 4.09
! 1. 58 3.42
I 0.59 6.74
34.93 25. 07
35.20 ! 29.42
21.71 j 19. 34
68.10 26. 66
21.21
24.76
15.36
17. 77
56. 73 27.13
20.70
38. 55 28.15
23.06
41. 98 ! 33.01 27. 55
59.74 j 42.24 39.03
52.88 43.41
.30. 37 64. 64
30. 77
42.13
119.94 1 87.36
36.48
46.38
25.04
70. 35
50.37
60.89
44.93
63.93
25.98
27.91
31. 65
18.76
31. 32
40.19
37. 26
26.19
2.05 4.38
2.05 | 3.04
2. 55 2.92
0.19 3.03
1.83 5.11
15.01 3.25
3.14 2.58
3.61 13.40
2.39
3.58
1.78
3.22
2.94
8.70
3.83
4.21
29.59
10.40
8.97
17.50
1.41
0.23
5.60
2.45
7.22
10.01
21.84
0.93
7.40
9.47
65.72
11.37
32. 58
31.11
1.87
22.47
14.11
34.62
9.50
10.11
19.05
20.71
7. 67
37.74
7.00
9. 55
0.91
25.55
12.06
11.16
6.77
12.19
4.64
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
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x _
York, P a .
Elmira, N . Y „ . _
Newton, Mass
1
J
j $40.07
32. 34
| 27.03
j 41. 77
! 71.31
$0.42
! $30.13
0.11
! 22.40
$0.63 0.79
I 17.23
1 25.40 $1.40
0.75
i 47.96 9.79 6.56 0.62
$3.67 j $0.36
0 75
2.24 ! 0.11
2.84 ! 0.29
2.80 ; 0.13
i$0. 21 ;0.93 i$3.60
1.73 1 1.64 1.06 ! 4. 66
2.06 ! 1.47 2.49 |.
3.82 i 0.94 0.47 ! 5.86
1.39 1 1.60 1. 79 4. 66
$51. 01
64.03
24. 57
47. 32
81.42
!
1
!$29. 08 $23. 50 $2.84 $2.75 $21. 92 $10. 94
I $10.98
..j
7.78
I 24.56 i 12.05 2.04 10.47 39.47 31. 69
$2.45 ! 8.01
| 19.01 ; 17.63
1.38
5.56
|
8.48
1 33.29 ' 27.21
2.71 i 3.37 14.04 j 5.55
!
6.92
! 64.39 56.05
2.38 5.96 17.03 I 10.11
Less t h a n one-half of 1 cent.
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T A B L E 5 . — P E R C A P I T A R E V E N U E RECEIPTS AND GOVERNMENTAL-COST P A Y M E N T S :
1923—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 t o each, see p . 11. F o r a text discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 26. 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 FOR—
P E R CAPITA R E V E N U E RECEIPTS F R O M -
E x p e n s e s a n d interest
Taxes
Subventions
!
I cial
>-j Fines, a n d
| T, . | assess- for- grants,
feits, donations,
i *™ special a n d
Poll
and
! b 5 s i - c h a r g e s | escheats penn s
sion
| }f : outassess! cense 1 l a ^ s I
ments
1 Spe-
1
All
revenues
General
property
Special
P E R CAPITA
Per
EXCESS OF
capita
REVENUE
excess
RECEIPTS
of govOVER—
ernmentalcost
PayGov- ments
payernments
for
m
e
n
over
ext a l - penses
revecost
n u e re-|
and
p a y - interceipts
ments
est
Highway
privileges,
rents,
and
interest
arnEarn-] Eings
Ex- i
ings
E x - penses
of
All j
of
pubgov- ; All j penses
genof
of
lic
e r n - i exeral serv- m e n t a l : penses genpub- Interdelic
and j eral
ice
part- [enter- cosjts I i n t e r serv- j
dem e n t s prises
est
p a r t - j ice I
m e n t s enter-1
prises I
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 50,000—Continued
$49. 52
32.08
27. 35
32.63
45.16
$28. 59
20.96
19.77
19.32
28.67
163
164
165
166
167
Bay City, Mich
McKeesport, Pa
N e w Castle, P a
D e c a t u r , 111
Oak P a r k , 111
169
170
171
172
Chelsea, M a s s .
Kenosha, Wis
Hammond, Ind
Galveston, T e x
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
46.74
50.00
49.03
40.79
62.02
35. 65 $3. 95
38.77 1.16
25.74
21.63
43. 51 2.49
0.18
173
174
175
176
177
Beaumont, Tex
Woonsocket, R . I
Pittsfield, M a s s
Perth Amboy, N . J
M o n t g o m e r y , Ala
32.34
36.71
42.42
43.95
26.42
20.84
26.20
29.83
26.49
9.10
0.13
0.30
0.50
0.01
178
179
180
181
182
Stockton, Calif
Medford, M a s s
L i m a , Ohio
Charleston, W . V a
Lexington. K y
__
58. 58
45.81
34.17
29.13
28.78
30.36
35.16
19.84
26.08
21.08
_
$0.38
1.32
5.57
0.09
3.54
0.90
0.41
0.32
0.14
SO. 06
0.26
0. 65
0.25
2.75
$1.69
1.08
1.73
7.93
6.76
BO. 08 $3.69 !$1.83 $0.86 $12. 73
4.91
0. 70
2.08 0.70 1.01
0.07
0.44
2.18 0.38 0.81
2.45
0.32
1.08 0.46 0.83
4.60|
0.48
0.94 0.62 0.34
$70. 21 $41.19
29.90
35.61
34. 75 21.90
21.10
28.77
65.85 35.91
0.20
0.75
0.45
0.27
0.43
0.18
0.85
16.52
0.03
0.90
0.18
0.28
0.14
0.34
0.19
0. 51
2.80
1.49
7.12
5.34
0.83
0.86
0.26
1.96
1.42
1.58
0.80
0.74
4.08
0.93
3.24
3.741
3.51
5.36
6.82
47.38
53.72
63.46
32.90
72.18
41. 23
34.47
33.14
31.59
57.75
35.43
28.20
27.04
22.24
47.09
0.99
4.03
3.40
3.35
3.56
4.81
2.24
2.70
6.01
7.11
0.64
6.15
19.25 ! 3.71
30.32 ! 14.43
1.30 |
10.15
14.43
0.16
0.29
0.10
0.70
4.74
1.37
1.20
1.54
2.73
4.42
0.41
0.03
0.28
0.21
0.79
2. 54
0.63
0.49
2.87
2.40
1.51
2.59
0.10
1.64
0.11
0.61
0.82
0.74
0.39
1.03
4.78!
4.64i
3.27J
8.80
3.85
36.40
41.37
39.84
44.14
20.77
24.80
32.84
31.42
37.06
20.00
17.44
22.97
27.90
24.89
14. 75
3.71
2.05
0.59
5.39
1.98
3.65
7.82
2.93
6.77
3.27
11.60
8.53
8.42
7.08
0.77
2.55
0.12
1.02
0.75
2.83
9.40
1.25
2.99
0.40
0.76
1.76
0.07
0. 36
0.31
0.25
11.38
0.42
0.49
0.03
1.42
0.71
1.62
0.75
1.46 1 1.33
1.05
0.86
0.87
0.47
0.85
0.66
3.34
6. 08
0.211
0. 24
68.68
49. 66
64.47
46.48
35. 28
39.75
35.75
26.49
25.29
25.06
35.25
30.08
16.08
21.83
22.36
4.25
3.80
7.69
3.27
2.64
0.06 1
$27. 51
24.71
20.24
16.60
28.30
$7.33 $6. 35 $29. 02 $20. 69
2.90 2.29
5.71
3.53
1.66 12.85
7.40
7.67
1.95 2.55
3.20 4.42 29.94
20. 69
0.25
1.87
2.72
0.19 I
!
j
i
!
j
$3.85
5.50
15.54
15.89
9.19
4.27
4.07
4.66
2.58
6.20
28.93 j 10.11
13.91
3.85
37.99 30.31 i
21.19 i 17.34
10.22 | 6.49 !
$8.33
2.18
5.45
11.52
9.25
7.53
3.87
11.00
6.89
6.42
18.82
10.06
7.68
3.84
3.72
Greensboro, N . C .
P u e b l o , Colo
Salem, M a s s
Madison, Wis
Everett, Mass
25.91
45.97
51.85
64.79
46.61
11.10
23.69
37.71
43.71
32.08
Butte, Mont
Fitchburg, M a s s . . .
E a s t Chicago, I n d .
S a n Jose, Calif
Williamsport, P a . . .
28.13
48.53
43.48
67.04
28.53
18.28
30.69
27.03
19.55
18.47
W e s t H o b o k e n , N . J..
E v a n s t o n , 111
H a m i l t o n , Ohio
Brookline, M a s s
Jamestown, N . Y
25.02
52.87
50.10
66.15
53.64
16.96
36.25
19.50
45.26
26.06
Springfield, M o . . .
Waco, Tex
Muskegon, M i c h .
Lorain, O h i o . . . . . .
Muncie, Ind
23.46
35.84
48.79
46.62
46. 92
17.99
25.05
31.80
31.73
26.35
Pontiac, M i c h . . .
Chicopee, M a s s . .
Joliet, 111
C o l u m b i a , S. C .
Superior, W i s
53.38
46.51
43.56
33.17
36.60
37.38
26.25
26.99
18.38
26.16
38.05
39. 36
33.43
37.87
75.77
27.34
29.49
20.05
30.90
59.84
Stamford, C o n n
Taunton, Mass
C o u n c i l Bluffs, I o w a .
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
44.60
52.41
41.42
31.64
32.04
40.52
26.75
24.17
20.01
19.20
0.14
5.58
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Q u i n c y , 111
Austin, Tex
Auburn, N . Y
New Brunswick, N . J
38.24
39.85
44.05
38.79
50.47
24.23
23.36
20.61
25.29
28.81
1.94
Dubuque, Iowa_.
Battle Creek, Mich
A u r o r a , 111
Waterloo, Iowa
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
i
!
|
j
I
0.08
[
5.44 0.48 0.03
2.49
O.i
5.55 ~6.~67~ 0.11
2.99
4.24
1.11
3.16
1.35
1.34
0.49
0.45
1.33
0.68
0.66
0.43
2.03
1.51
1.14
0.70
0.75
0.36
0.31
0.37
0.30
5.01
0.19
2.36
1.30
4.29 | 61.13 1 22. 73 i
37. 59
8.34 52.20
4.29 45. 43 41. 24
6.73 ! 66.99 1 44. 22
4.48 53.82 j 38.10
1 0.47
0. 58
.1 0.21
0.45 !
0.18
! 1.24
0.62 ]
2.78
0.39
1.28
11.83
j 2.24
0.04 0.88 !
2.49
| 0.27
0.79
13.10 ~6.~62~ 0.13
! 1.17
1.65 I
1 5.13
0.97
0.29
0.30
3.53
1.13
0.63
0.55
0.22
0.43
0.32
1.33
0.27
2.11
1.84
0.15
1.67
0.22 I
0.29
0.66
0.07
1.97
3.58
3.65
0.55
1.72
0.49
0.97
4.10
1.01
0.26
0.29
0.54
1.40
0.37
0.87
0.49
0.22
0.12 I
2.44
0.62
1.52
2.22
1.78
0.95
0.17
0.48
0.18
0.40
2.52
0.37
0.37
0.26
0.20
0.74
2.55
1.11
0.56
6.85
0.10
0.35
0.56
0.11
0.92
0.57
1.47
1.20
0.62
2.05
3.72
3.14
4.35
4.18
0.08
6. 59
0.57 I
0.78 I
[ 0.29
0.20
0.03
6.56
T63~
1.19 I
~6.~22~ 2. J
2.69 j
0.39 I
0.05
1.00 I
Y27"
13.65
24.55
35.26
35.58
32.37
5.91
7.08
2.75
3.59
1.48
8.17
5.96
3.22
5.05
4.26
38.40 I 35.22
14.61 ! 6.23
4.19
22.77
2.20
7.22
15. 72
0.68
10.64
16.61
32.93
7.55
0.02
6.10
22.75
4.18
14.91
28.54
66.16
52,41
71.83
55.66
26. 65
39.80
39. 78
61.34
40.96
23.86
35.71
17.05
54.47
29.77
2.57
16.47
3.22
7.03
2.80
1.53
6.26
3.66
4.16
1.89
26.35
12.64
10.49
14.70
3.52
13.29
2.31
5.69
2.02
11.63
13.06
10.33
4.81
12.68
0.08
4.98
4.30
6.15
0.69
28.24
41.14
55.51
49.67
46.25
20. 29
32.22
33. 77
37.12
23.81
19.63
25.02
26.67
26.80
21.43
0.12
2.82
3.02
2.79
0.51
0.55
4.37
4.08
7.53
1.87
7.95
8.92
21.74
12.55
22.43
4.78
5.30
6.72
3.04
3.17
3.62
15.02
9.51
23.11
37. 34
36. 69
31. 05
28. 97
33.05
27.49
26.59
24.97
20.91
30.60
3.64
7.73
3.02
3.58
0.01
6.20
2.37
3.07
4.49
2.44
8.90
12.26
17.31
3.92
11.24
58.17
38.44
42.09
40.42
89.37
25.85 j 20.88
28. 52 24.96
26.18
20.94
25.41
31.13
59.12
64.23
2.42
1.60
3.90
1.84
0.04
2.55
1.96
1.34
3.88
5.07
32.32
9.92
15.91
9.29
25.14
20.13
11.03
3.28
2.98
1.61
4.32
3.55
2.03
4.11
1.90
5.97
12.45
20.92
17.42
15.18
I 0.12
i 1.35
i 3.29
I! 10.49
3.27
2.68
3.17
10.62
2.94
4.47 1
4.08
0.64
3.63
1.65
5.52
19.93
21.82
8.01
8.32
7.13
14.99
5.77
0.34
5.07 46.24
11. 31 48.95
4.49 48.36
6.01 32.89 i
44.29
0.03
0.38
0.19
0.43
0.16 i
0.42
0.79 !
0.78
0.35
0.57
0.44
1.02
0.86
1.08
0.57
0.74
0.12
0.99
1.96
0.94
1.26
0.45
15.84
5.72
5.56
2.65
44.72
53.75
44.71
42.13
35.31 j
38.75
41. 30
23. 79
24.71
20.13
0.35
0.46 I
2.68
0.99
3.79
3.33
3.23
0.79 1.49
0.47 0.45
0.59 j 1.34
0.41 0.99
1.99 1 4.63
4.79
5.14
17. 32
4.42
5.921
53.23
45.62
43.84 !
39.92
50.93 1
33.30
23.80
35.83
31.59
Tli" ::::::
0.16
0.J
0.94 I
2.65
7.20
17.51
36.85
8.57
3.43
3.12
1.65
1.78
1.34
2.56
3.43
6.91
3.92
1.02
6.67
7.14
2.44
4.80
34.43
26.72
18.48
17.62
16.62
26.53
19.99
21. 59
27.00
43.80 II 33.81
6.28
7.68
0.92
8.66
2.54
13. 60
!•
1
1.97
22.05
35.65
24.32
28.41
18.60
0.:
0.66 1
0.11 I
6.43
25. 48
26.17
51.96
41. 33
42.57
25.96
63.13
30.19
27. 52 1 19.97
3.80
0.29
0.37 I
3.18
10.62
20.57
8.51
!
1.13
12.19
10.84
7.25
6.74
11.54
%
w
w
>
c
>
03
5.85
11.10
17.64
6.93
11.91
0.21
0.46 1
16.04
9.83
12.51
4.20
3.55
O
W
4.93
16.05
8.22
7.20
6.67
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 receipts.
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CD
TABLE 5 . — P E R
CAPITA R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS
AND G O V E E N M E N T A L - C O S T
PAYMENTS:
1923—Continued
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O
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 26. For absolute amounts,
see Tables 3 and 4]
1
P E R CAPITA GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS F O R —
P E R CAPITA R E V E N U E RECEIPTS F R O M —
—
Taxes
|
j
All
revenues
General
property
S
cFaTi™
I
!
Business
and
nonbusiness
license
G R O U P V . -- C I T I E S
cial i
assess-! Fines,
ments, forand
feits,
special; and
chargesj esfor
cheats
outlays
Expenses and interest
Subven1
tions High-j Earn- Earnand
way mgs ings
Exof
ExAll
j grants, pnvi- of
pubAil
penses penses
govdona-! leges, genof
lic
of
exerntions, |rents, eral servpubmental penses genand j and delic
ice
eral
and
est
pen- i inter- part- jenter- costs
servdeintersion ! est ments prises
ice
partest
assess-!
enterments
ments
prises
1
Easton, P a
Newport News, Va
D a n v i l l e . Ill
Ogden, U t a h
Wilmington, N . C
_ $27.08
25.25
38.73
43.32
28.21
$22.06
18.07
19.36
21.81
19.61
0)
Of {MV-
ernmen| tal1 cost
payOutments
lays
j over
1 reven u e receipts
P E R CAPITA
EXCESS OF
REVENUE
RECEIPTS
OVER—
Payments
for
exiPenses
ccost
osl
and
pay
"
interments j 1 1 ^
Governmen-
$0.88 $0.81 $0.06 $0.23
0.79
0.10 2.96
0.50 ~17.~15" 0.30
0.90
0.49
8.41
'b'lY 2.40 0.66 0.19
$2.08 $0.37 $0.50 $0. 08 $29. 24 $25. 32
1.43 0.89 0.51 0.48
40.09 1 25.83
1.14 0.13 0.16
44.23
19.17
6.14 0.30 0.82 4.45
59.26
31.71
0.11 0.40 0.71 3.62
41.81 | 26.65
1
!$23.47
! 22. 23
| 17.19
24. 07
1 19.51
_ $1.85
j $0. 08 3.53
!
1.98
1 1. 39 6.24
! 2.72 4.42
$1.76
2 0.59
19.57
11.61
1.55
$3.91 i $2.16
14.25 1 14.84
25.07
5.50
27.55
15.94
15.16
13.61
1
??8
229
?30
231
OS?.
?,33
?S4
?35
?36
111
937
24.86
39. 89
27.83
32.32
28.23
Pensacola, F l a
Norristown, P a
Lewiston, M e
Oshkosh, W i s
22.21 1 14.31
14.32
19.20
26. 63
19. 40 'b~2i~
42.93
28.36
1.55
26.98
42.96
38.34
19.41 0.99
38.17
24.12
38.07 I 22.97 1.97
Green Bay, Wis
Columbus, G a .
Watertown, N , Y
M o l i n e , 111
0.12
0.96
0.04
2.21
3.18
1.85
1.76
5.86
1.69
0.03
0.24
0.04
0.11
0.07
0.36
2.73
4.90
1.28
3.30
1.64
0.28
2.27
0.05
0.69
2.14
0.65
0.60
0.80
0.16
0.36
3.83
0.24
4.40
2.61
0.12
1.67
0.60
1.80
0.24
0.20
0.82
0.58
0.10
0.04
2.77
1.17
0.04
0.33
0.20
0.70
1.38
1.71
1.80
0.44
0.91
0.41
0.66
0.70
0.47
1.02
0.92
2.38
20.72 I
25.76
0.07 1 19.12 I 14.69
2.70 1 26.39 j 20.01
5.85
50.36 1 37.20
0.27
1.10
3.36
0.79
0.43
3.83
2.67
0.57
7.35
0.39
0.84
0.14
0.24
2.40
1.10
4.14
1.04
0.88
0.24
0.38
0.07
1.71
5.27
1.81
2.49
4.69
5.17
4.24
3.48
17.59
1.38
25.45 $0.10
0)
19. 29
0.15
18. 61 Tl9~
17. 80 0.05 ~b~bb~
Hazleton, P a
Orange, N . J
Kokomo, I n d
Amsterdam, N . Y
Petersburg, Va
25. 21 ! 20.47 I 18.28 !
38.73 j 33.82 ! 27.80 i
25.61
17.61 i 16.38 I
40.68 1 26.07 22.65 i
36.98
19.41 !
26.86
1
52.91
33.01
46.99
45.21
w
I
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
I
??3
224
225
226
227
! Per
i capita
! excess
14.35
13.58
16.92
30.53
1.76
0.27
1.71
2.19
2.19
4.27
0.90
1.70
5.26
4.74
0.35
4.91
8.01
14.62 !~~8.~36~
10.13
8.76
! 1.98
! 0.05
\ 1.39
! 5.34
4.39
1.06
1.70
1.33
5.04 ! 3.54
4.44
6.38
13.16
7.43
j 30.25 i 25.18 i 2.97 2.11
1 26.94 ! 22.75 j 1.94 2.26
! 31.50 26.48 1 2.50 2.52
! 25.76 ! 21.27 1 2.51 1.99
22.65
6.07
15. 48
19.45
9.94
8.82
7.14-
$1.16
2.22
"b'bV
0.24
5.33
4.38
6.07
10.22
6.26
1.37
1.50
4.51
6.62
5.73
12.71
11.40
6.67
12.31
o
241
242
243
244
( Sheboygan, Wis
Waltham, Mass
Newport, R. I . . .
Muskogee, Okla
245 Newburgh, N . Y
246 La Crosse, Wis
247 Lynchburg, Va
248 Colorado Springs, Colo.
44.62
53.76
39.91
47.16
!
!
)
!
24.49
38.92
34.71
31.41
1.36
6.47
31. 72
42.40
45.30
64.62
'
j
!
i
20.10
29.96
23.06
38.95
1.20
1.52
0.39
6.55
0.08
6.41
0.97
0.16
0.33
1.25
0.77
0.78
6.77
0.82
9.72
0.38
~6.~36"
0.15
0.26
0.05
0.67
1.56
0.95
1.30
0.90
0.64 i 0.36 '5.37 I 54.84 ! 31.04
0. 58 ! 1. 364.12
!
52. 82 ! 37.72
2. 50 | 0. 890.05
i
40.26 1 37.22
2.97 i 2.52 :7.07 49.91 38.36
27. 56 ;
32.02 |
33. 49 |
28.25 I
0.49
2.61
1.06
9.35
0.10
0.21
0.50
0.23
3.05
1.94
1.79
1.23
0.40 ! 1.24 ; 4.38
1.24 0.90 3.24
1.71 j 2.39 j 7.23
4.45 !2.30 i 7.29
26. SO j 1.83 1.88
27.00 I 1.78 2.40
27.37 | 1.835.36
34.43 I 2.53 5.17
30.51
41.12
53.99 , 31.18
44.17 1 34.55
70.45
42.13
1. 43 2.05
2.583.12
0.14 3.60
2.59 7.52
23. 80 1 1 10.22
15.10
3.04
0.36
11. 55
2.74
10.61
22.81
9.62
28.32
0.94
9.40
11.60
1.1.3
5.83
13.59
16.04
2.68
8.81
1.21
11.21
10.75
22.49
1
1
Less than one-half of 1 cent.
2
Per capita excess of payments for expenses and interest over revenue receipts.
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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 CLASSES, O F 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 : 1923
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 28. For amounts on which percentages
are based, see Tables 3 and 4]
Taxes
CITY
City number
General
property
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I—
II
III
IV
V
_
Poll
Per
Per
cent
of
Subrevenue
venEarnretions High- Earn- ings
ings
way
Fines, and
ceipts
of
of
for- grants* privirefeits, dona- leges, gen- public quired
and tions, rents, eral servfor
and
esdemeetand
ice
incheats penpart- entering
exsion terest ments prises
assesspenses
ments
cent
of
revenue
receipts
required
for
meeting
interest
cent !
of
revenue
receipts
avail- i
able
for
out- |
lays
and
other
purposes |
Payments for—•
Expenses
of
general departments
Expenses
of
public Interest
servica
enterprises
Outlays
Revenue
receipts
__
64.5
2.3
0.2
2.7
5.7
0.8
5.4
5.2
2.8
10.5
68.9
10.7
20.4
56.7
5.6
9.7
28.1
90.3
2.6
1.3
2.2
1.6
2.8
1
2.7
3.4
2.4
2.5
2.2
3.9
7.8
6.6
8.7
8.9
o.7
4.6
8.3
5.7
5.8
5.5
7.2
3.8
3.2
2.4
2.2
2.6
3.4
2.9
2.6
2.8
9.9
68.4
70.4
69.5
68.8
69.1
11.7
_-
65.8
60.3
64.2
64.2
63.7
19.9 i
20.1
20.4
22.1
22.1
58.8
56.6
53.7
53.1
55.0
5.4
6.2
5.5
5.8
5.6
11.0
24.8
28.6
32.2
33.3
31.6
93.9
89.4
85.1
85.7
87.8
14.0 1 63.4
28.5
64.0
16.6
63.6
26.7
38.0
30.1
48.6
23.7
75.9
2.7
3.6
3.4
16.4
17.4
26.8
22.7
39.6
33.8
14.2
96.1
102.3
92.7
82.4
94.7
112.6
34.7
20.3
35.5
24.3
35.2
24.7
78.2
98.5
85.1
92.7
84.1
87.9
_
_
Special
Business
and
nonbusiness
license
Special
assessments,
and
special
charges
for
outlays
P E R CENT OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS REPRESENTED BY—
Per
P E R CENT OF R E V E N U E RECEIPTS O B T A I N E D F R O M —
C)
0.1
0.3
0.5
0.5
0.7
0.9
0.9
0.9
10.9
11.5
10.8
10.6
9.5
10.1
9.1
8.8
8.5
8.6
7.8
7.8
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
67.7
64.5
65.6
54.6
67.5
67.6
5.0
0.1
Baltimore, Md
Boston, Mass
Los Angeles, Calif
Pittsburgh, Pa
San Francisco, Calif..
Buffalo, N . Y
70.5
68.6
52.3
79.7
67.5
68.1
1.7
0.1
0.6
0.6
10.6
0.2
0.6
__ 2.7
2.5
4.4
0.6
1.7
1.3
6.6
2.5
7.0
1.3
7.3
7.6
4.9
0.5
0.8
0.2
0.4
1.7
0.8
6.3
3.3
4.3
4.1
0.6
2.9
7.1«
10.3
17.0
1.3
4.4
5.2
1.2
3.4
3.9
4.1
4.1
2.9
2.8
0.7
4.9
0.9
4.5
2.2
2.3
0.6
5.4
1.1
4.2
5.4
0.1
0.5
2.0
0.6
0.3
0.4
3.2
0.8
4.7
3.9
7.0
6.4
8.2
7.3
2.3
3.0
4.4
2.9
1.8
3.6
3.7
2.9
2.3
3.6
7.2
6.3
7.1
25.9
12.2
9.0
9.4
7.1
24.6
7.3
9.8
8.4
68.9
66.1
72.3
63.8
58.3
73.7
17.1
69.5
69.6
69.2
72.6
66.3
78.4
14.0
11.3
5.4
11.1
9.5
11.6
2.6
6.5
9.0
10.8
7.3
16.5
19.1
24.3
18.4
22.9
14.3
| 50.9
1 64.6
42.9
1 63.1
I 49.3
64.7
14.5
5.6
10.3
7.8
6.6
7.0
11.0
3.5
3.9
11.0
11.2
16.0
4.3
6.4
4.1
2.9
5.6
8.4
9.1
6.4
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A j 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
Minneapolis, M i n n . _
Cincinnati, O h i o . .
N e w Orleans, L a
66.4
45.5
69.1
73.2
62.2
48.0
19
20
21
22
23
Kansas City, M o
Indianapolis, I n d
Rochester, N . Y
Seattle, Wash
J e r s e y C i t y , N» J
64.4
71.1
64.2
38.1
69.8
_.
«
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
Louisville, K y
29
30
31
32
33
Providence, R. I .
St. P a u l , M i n n
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, Tex
Dallas, T e x
New Haven, Conn
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio
80.0
65.2
86.7
63.5
69.0
44
45
46
47
48
Norfolk, V a . _
_._
Houston, T e x .
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
Grand Rapids, Mich
Springfield, M a s s
60.7
72.5
67.9
65.0
72.2
1
49.8
58.3
68.2
66.3
65.4
.
._*
75.3
59.1
53.3
55.6
67.6
54.9
42.5
66.0
62.4
52.2
7.5
0)
0.5
0.6
0.8
6.2
6.8
0)
0.3
0.5
0.1
2.8
2.1
8.7
3.0
1.4
3.9
6.3
5.4
1.4
2.3
9.9
2.1
2.1
0.6
1.8
0.4
0.7
1.0
0.7
4.4
33.7
8.2
4.3
4.2
8.3
2.0
1.1
5.4
2.3
13.2
4.2
4.1
3.9
3.7
3.4
4.3
5.4
7.6
3.9
7.1
4.2
8.4
24.2
65.4
70.6
78.3
68.1
61.7
117.9
5.1
0.6
10.9
9.6
18.2
19.9
29.5
28.8
10.8
22.3
20.1
2
()
57.5
76.7
60.5
52.3
59.6
57.5
3.3
3.5
4.3
2.0
5.5
10.2
4.8
0.7
9.0
7.6
19.2
11.4
34.5
19.1
26.2
38.1
15.7
20.9
92.8
113.6
82.8
79.7
105.6
57.4
4.4
1.2
3.7
0.3
4.2
9.8
19.9
8.3
19.8
1.0
0.2
0.2
0.2
1.1
0.2
3.0
2.5
8.3
4.1
7.3
4.7
1.4
2.5
0.7
5.5
3.9
3.0
2.5
2.0
2.4
9.7
0.4
7.4
33.8
9.0
72.0
61.8
75.7
59.2
73.9
5.2
6.8
7.5
10.2
17.1
22.8
31.4
16.8 I
30.6 |
9.0
62.3
56.6
61.4
33.8
57.2
5.7
0.2
3.1
21.3
3.4
4.9
6.3
6.4
9.5
14.0
27.0
36.9
29.2
35.4
25.3
94.6
91.9
85.1
93.2
82.1
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
1.0
0.6
0.6
0.3
0.7
0.4
11.6
2.8
0.1
1.0
0.9
1.1
1.1
0.7
0.2
0.2
0.8
16.8
Less than one-twentieth of 1 per cent.
6.8
1.4
2.5
2.3
2.7
6.6
15.6
7.7
8.8
6.3
5.8
1.5
0.8
0.7
1.2
0.6
9.1
3.0
0.9
0.9
6.2
2.5
7.6
5.1
6.9
2.3
4.6
6.4
2.5
2.8
2.3
15.4
13.6
10.6
12.4
10.8
60.9
69.9
79.3
61.1
68.5
11.4
6.9
14.0
16.1
6.2
27.7
23.2
6.7
22.8
25.3
52.4
61.0
54.4
40.3
1 58.7
10.5
6.5
5.6
5.9
4.1
11.8
6.6
10.6
12.1
5.7
25.2
25.8
29.4
41.7
31.5
103.3
96.6
75.6
75.6
91.6
0.6
5.1
1.8
7.1
1.9
0.8
10.7
22.1
9.9
11.1
0.3
0.6
0.6
2.6
1.5
1.0
11.1
18.9
2.9
1.0
7.0
3.2
0.6
3.0
4.0
3.2
2.8
1.5
2.1
1.2
11.2
7.1
1.3
16.0
11.4
70.1
65.8
62.2
69.5
58.3
9.8
9.8
5.8
5.5
16.5
20.1
24.4
32.0
25.0
25.2
62.6
49.2
53.7
41.5
44.1
3.2
5.3
1.0
4.7
2.6
9.2
8.1
5.1
3.6
13.2
25.0
37.4
40.2
50.2
40.1
93.9
82.8
87.9
66.3
80.1
1.3
17.2
0.4
2.1
7.9
9.8
12.3
1.8
12.9
1.2
0.6
4.7
0.2
0.9
1.2
1.7
16.0
1.8
6.9
3.3
3.8
1.8
2.3
1.6
6.2
1.5
3.5
7.4
1.9
0.9
26.4
2.0
7.5
8.4
25.9
59.2
68.3
76.9
68.8
74.6
12.3
13.2
6.0
10.6
13.8
28.5
37.5
18.5 [ 55.0
17.1 1 68.8
20.6
56.1
11.6
42.7
13.8
1.5
2.4
3.3
9.8
10.6
10.9
5.5
9.2
9.7
38.1
32.6
23.3
31.5
37.9
86.7
82.8
92.6
86.2
70.3
1.1
0.4
0.5
5.1
3.7
0.7
4.1
0.7
2.9
6.0
0.6
1.0
0.9
1.5
2.2
11.7
7.5
3.6
8.5
1.7
2.7
4.8
2.5
2.7
3.9
2.8
3.9
2.9
3.0
3.4
0.5
13.1
0.1
12.8
9.3
69.7
72.0
78.0
75.6
68.9
12.0
9.8
6.4
18.1
11.4
61,0
54.0
70.6
40.3
50.0
0.2
4.8
0.1
3.4
2.4
10.6
8.0
5.8
10.5
8.7
28.2
33.3
23.5
45.9
39.0
87.9
81.6
90.6
57.7
76.0
9.5
0.9
2.1
1.1
0.3
2.1
12.5
12.3
1.8
1.3
1.1
1.6
0.7
0.3
18.3
18.2
15.6
6.3
19.7
2
13.0
12.4
12.1
4.1
5.5
41.1
29.0
34.2
43.2
27.9
58.5
93.2
83.5
80.8
85.7
40.2
5.8
()
4.4
54.2
23.8
4
.2
49.5
21.2
3.8
29.6 1 48.9
3.3
i
63.2
15.9
Payments for expenses and interest are in excess of revenue receipts.
3.6
8.3
1.2
6.9
2.1
2
3.9
4.7
3.7
1.5
0.9
2.7
1.6
2.1
3.3
3.9
17.9
8.7
8.2
9.2
6.9
78.5
62.9
64.3
65.4
77.7
22.2
13.3
14.5
5.0
6.4
CO
OS
TABLE 6 . — P E R CENT DISTRIBUTION, BY PRINCIPAL CLASSES, OF REVENUE RECEIPTS AND GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS: 1923—Con.
CD
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, seep. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 28. For amounts on which percentages
are based, see Tables 3 and 4]
P E R CENT OF R E V E N U E RECEIPTS O B T A I N E D F R O M —
Taxes
General
property
Special
Special
Poll
Busi- ments, Fines,
forness and feits,
spe- and
and
non- cial
esbusi- [charges cheats
for
ness
outlicense lays
Subventions
and
grants,]
donations,
and
pension
assessments
High- Earn- Earnway ings ings
of
priviof
leges, gen- public
rents, eral servand
deice
inpartterest ments enterprises
Per
cent
of
revenue
receipts
required
for
meeting
expenses
Per
cent
of
revenue
receipts
required
for
meeting
interest
P E R CENT OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST
Per
PAYMENTS R E P R E S E N T E D B Y —
cent
of
revePayments fornue
receipts
availExReveExable
nue
penses penses
for
of
of
outpublic
InterOut- ceipts
genlays
servest
lays
and eral de- ice
part- enterother
pur- ments prises
poses
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GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
Bridgeport, Conn
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, Pa
Paterson, N. J
Hartford, C o n n . .
_
91.8
70.3
79.6
71.6
67.1
Des Moines, Iowa
New Bedford, Mass..
Trenton, N . J
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Camden, N. J
77.2
69?9
61.5
65.1
59.2
Nashville, Tenn
Fall River, Mass
Albany, N. Y
Wilmington, Del
Kansas City, Kans...
56.3
68.5
66.9
57.4
49.8
Lowell, Mass
Flint, Mich
Erie, Pa
Cambridge, Mass
Reading, Pa
72.6
66.0
68.4
68.1
65.1
0.5
1.0
1.3
0.3
0.9
0.5
10.5
0.9
13.8
0.5
0.6
0.6
0.5
0.3
17.1
3.6
2
0.9
12.6
0.3
12.5
2.5
1.5
2.2
()
0.4.
0.2
0.8
0.3
2.0
0.3
0.7
1.3
0.4
0.6
0.6
0.2
0.2
0.2
10.3
67.3
76.3
80.2
85.7
73.9
7.8
13.4
4.0
9.8
8.4
24.9
10.3
15.8
4.5
17.7
73.0
51.8
64.4
70.5
66.1
2.0
3.6
2.6
2.0
1.5
8.5
6.8
11.0
7.8
12.5
61.3
65.1
80.8
61.1
82.9
10.1
9.8
7.9
10.1
10.9
28.6
25.1
11.3
28.8
6.2
51.5
65.5
55.6
61.8
61.9
0.2
4.5
2.1
1.7
1.8
1.9
4.2
2.1
0.4
0.6
0.7
12.6
7.0
13.5
9.6
35.3
61.6
74.1
87.8
71.3
75.9
14.1
6.7
9.1
11.3
10.6
24.3
19.2
3.1
17.4
13.5
52.3
56.0
53.3
47.9
33.9
5.2
5.2
7.2
5.3
27.5
2.0
5.7
4.7
0.6
6.7
0.6
1.8
2.1
3.2
1.4
2.2
6.1
1.0
4.0
1.6
7.8
10.6
13.0
9.2
15.3
74.7
61.4
62.8
76.8
74.5
11.1
8.3
9.9
5.7
18.5
27.5
28.9
13.3
19.8
74.6
44.1
61.1
69.3
57.7
7.9
4.3
8.1
5.6
7.2
1.6
8.5
7.5
11.4
1.4
1.5
1.8
9.5
11.8
1.1
2.2
2.1
5.2
2.4
1.2
1.7
6.3
1.5
9.1
13.7
1.1
6.5
22.4
3.2
5.0
1.6
3.1
3.7
3.7
2
()
(2)
8.1
4.0
3.8
6.0
4.3
4.6
8.5
9.7
3.2
8.0
8.4
18.5
34.8
32.4
21.4
17.3
108.5
72.7
80.3
82.3
100.5
9.1
10.5
6.0
10.9
35.4
20.2
32.3
23.0
24.8
90.5
106.5
76.3
108.3
80.1
13.2
5.5
6.3
8.4
8.5
29.4
33.3
33.2
38.5
30.1
93.2
82.6
68.9
74.5
80.8
7.5
8.7
9.1
9.6
5.0
10.0
42.9
21.7
15.5
30.2
110.5
78.8
110.1
97.5
87.0
O
Ul
o
Si
Ul
69
70
71
7?
Yonkers, N . Y
Duluth, Minn
Spokane, Wash
Elizabeth, N . J .
73
74
75
76
Utica, N . Y
Lynn, Mass.
Tacoma, Wash
Jacksonville, F l a
._
_ ...
74.9
56.7
56.3
67.1
72.7
71.5
34.9
46.1
3.3
0.3
0.2
0.4
3.8
10.0
0.8
(2)
2.6
1.1
0.5
3.2
3.1
16.5
5.2
9.3
0.3
1.8
1.5
0.1
6.5
3.6
17.3
10.6
1.1
1.4
2.1
6.3
0.4
0.8
6.3
2.5
7.9
17.9
10.8
0.1
66.4
60.4
70.1
76.3
10.1
8.0
7.2
8.3
23.5 1 1
31.6
22.7
15.4
52.2
46.0
74.6
60.7
3.8
9.3
4.0
0.1
8.6
7.4
8.1
6.6
35.5
37.4
13.3
32.6
84.3
91.5
112.1
79.7
2.2
0.3
0.7
2.2
9.5
0.7
5.9
4.1
0.6
0.7
2.0
1.9
8.2
0.7
12.4
0.9
1.9
1.1
2.6
2.9
1.0
3.8
2.9
1.8
0.2
10.3
38.6
39.7
75.3
73.6
56.6
78.8
6.7
7.0
7.1
12.7
18.0
19.4
36.3
8.5 |
56.9
64.3
51.9
40.0
5.6
14.0
15.3
5.1
6.6
8.3
8.9
38.0
23.5
25.8
35.8
75.6
94.8
116.4
70.2
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000
77
78
79
80
81
Oklahoma City, Okla
C a n t o n , Ohio
Somerville, M a s s
Schenectady, N . Y
Waterbury, Conn
63.2
73.2
71.0
75.8
84.7
8?,
83
84
85
86
Tulsa, Okla..
Lawrence, Mass__
Fort Wayne, I n d
El Paso, Tex
Evansville, I n d - . _
61.2
64.9
50.4
58.5
66.3
87
88
89
90
91
Savannah, Ga
Knoxville, T e n n
Allentown, P a
S a n D i e g o , Calif
Bayonne, N . J
92
93
94
95
96
Manchester, N . H
Harrisburg, P a
P e o r i a , 111
Wichita, Kans
St. Joseph, M o
97
98
99
100
101
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
South Bend, I n d
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Binghamton, N . Y
Portland, M e . . .
102
103
104
105
106
R o c k f o r d , 111
Troy, N . Y
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
Little Rock, Ark
Johnstown, P a
._
__
62.7
60.9
62.6
50.4
66.4
__
74.6
70.4
83.5
71.0
80.1
_
__.
_.
_.
72.9
66.2
79.2
65.6
70.1
71.5
69.9
46.7
58.9
75.3
0.3
9.5
2.6
0.4
19.3
1.6
1.1
6.6
0.7
0.7
0.1
4.5
0.1
(2)
7.1
3.4
1.1
0.4
6.5
1.5 "T.'b
""IT
~"6.~2~
0.8
6.1
2.2
2.9
0.6
2.8
0.4
17.6
5.6
2.7
3.2
1.3
0.9
3.8
0.3
0.3
0.6
2.9
0.9
0.8
8.4
2.5
3.6
3.3
0.5
0.8
0.9
2.3
2.7
3.3
1.5
0.8
7.3
7.3
9.5
4.6
7.3
60.9
56.1
83.2
69.8
82.1
11.0
17.6
7.4
7.1
13.6
28.1
26.3
9.4
23.1
4.3
41.5
49.1
66.8
58.0
68.6
5.0
4.4
3.3
3.0
1.5
8.4
16.8
6.3
6.2
11.6
45.1
29.7
23.6
32.8
18.3
76.3
95.5
84.3
87.4
85.3
2.8
0.3
0.5
1.5
1.3
21.5
* 0.4
22.8
11.4
12.1
2.0
0.5
0.3
0.3
0.2
1.7
1.6
2.4
9.1
3.8
3.5
1.2
0.7
2.6
1.6
0.5
4.2
0.9
1.9
1.7
6.9
7.0
21.3
14.8
12.4
43.9
77.1
61.3
64.8
66.6
8.1
6.2
3.3
12.2
4.5
48.0
16.7
35.4
23.0 !
28.9
28.5
68.2
42.9
45.4
52.3
3.3
5.5
12.7
5.6
6.3
5.8
5.9
3.0
9.6
4.0
62.4
20.4
41.4
39.4
37.4
72.2
95.5
90.7
78.7
88.0
13.3
2.4
2.2
1.5
1.9
0.7
3.7
11.9
17.3
0.3
2.1
1.2
0.1
0.7
0.1
3.1
9.0
7.5
12.1
12.8
1.0
0.1
1.9
1.7
3.0
3.8
4.0
0.9
2.6
0.6
13.3
18.5
8.5
13.7
14.7
75.0
81.9
69.8
56.4
90.7
8.2
24.1
7.3
9.2
15.6
77.0
55.6
54.5
44.6
64.8
7.9
6.5
4.1
8.5
10.0
9.3
18.3
6.1
8.7
12.9
5.8
19.6
35.3
38.2
12.3
113.2
75.8
83.8
94.2
82.5
4.0
1.6
2.9
2.6
8.6
0.3
3.5
4.7
18.0
0.9
0.2 "~6.Y
0.5
4.2
0.7
1.3
4.6
1.3
0.8
5.0
1.2
2.9
3.9
1.0
1.4
2.9
3.1
1.4
8.0
10.1
0.2
0.4
0.2
78.0
72.1
80.5
54.2
75.8
8.8
9.0
4.1
10.3
3.0
16.8
0)
22.9 i
I
34.4
0)
13.2
18.9
15.4
35.5
21.2
52.3
50.7
74.7
44.7
78.8
6.5
3.6
0.1
0.3
2
()
6.7
6.8
3.8
8.6
3.1
34.5
38.8
21.5
46.4
18.0
75.4
75.4
92.9
83.1
104.0
1.6
0.4
1.5
1.5
1.5
10.0
16.8
3.0
5.5
1.4
0.8
0.3
0.8
0.6
0.1
1.4
3.7
6.8
11.4
4.5
2.3
1.1
0.5
1.2
3.3
1.9
1.6
1.6
4.8
4.0
9.1
9.5
0.2
5.7
12.2
67.8
69.9
81.5
79.2
73.6
7.1
5.7
5.7
4.1
11.6
25.1
24.4
12.8 I
16.7
14.8
63.3
62.7
72.7
70.6
62.3
5.7
4.2
0.2
4.7
5.6
7.2
5.5
5.1
3.9
10.7
23.9
27.6
21.9
20.8
21.4
101.6
95.7
89.5
95.1
92.2
0.5
0.2
0.5
5.0
1.4
3.9
7.3
5.3
5.6
7.5
0.7
0.8
4.1
2.7
3.6
4.2
0.3
1.6
2.7
0.7
7.5
10.6
36.7
0.9
2
67.0
78.3
78.1
80.5
73.5
5.9
8.0
13.1
9.4
9.8
27.1 1 51.2
57.4
13.7
41.7
8.8
54.9
10.1
16.7 1 55.7
5.2
3.0
19.2
0.7
2
4.9
6.1
10.2
6.5
7.5
38.7
33.4
29.0
37.9
36.8
84.2
77.1
77.9
69.0
75.9
2.0
9.8
1.8
5.0
4.8
13.0 ~~I6.~3~
2.3
3.1
i Payments for expenses and interest are in excess of revenue receipts.
()
2
()
Q
tei
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Less than one-twentieth of 1 per cent.
CD
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 , OF 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 : 1923—Con.
[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 to each,see p . 11. For a t e x t discussion of t h i s table, see p . 28.
are based, see T a b l e s 3 a n d 4]
P E R CENT OF R E V E N U E RECEIPTS OBTAINED F R O M —
Taxes
General
property
Special
Poll
Business
and
nonbusiness
license
Special
assessments,
and
special
chargesl
for
outlays
Subventions
Fines, a n d
for- grants,
feits, donaa n d tions,
and
escheats pension
assessments
High- Earn- Earnings
way
ings
of
privi
iof
p
ubleges, genlic
rents,
eral
servand
deice
inpartenterterest m e n t s
prises
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION
107
108
109
110
111
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif..
E a s t St. Louis, 111..
Brockton, Mass
T e r r e H a u t e , Ind__
Saginaw, M i c h
42.2
65.8
70.7
79.3
67.8
10.3
112
113
114
115
116
Gary, I n d . . .
Pawtucket, R. I . _ .
Hoboken, N . J
L o n g Beach, Calif..
Passaic, N . J
69.6
73.3
69.2
44.2
74.9
0.3
117
118
119
120
121
Springfield, O h i o . . .
Chester, P a
Hamtramck, Mich,
Altoona, P a
Racine, Wis
65.7
71.7
71.4
63.9
73.2
122
123
124
125
126
Lansing, M i c h
New Britain, Conn
M o b i l e , Ala
Berkeley, Calif
Springfield, 111
46.6
75.5
58.9
59. 5
57.2
1.1
0.5
0.6
0)
~6.Y
0.6
2.8
0.4
O F 50,000 T O
1.7
6.1
0.5
1.2
0.4
27.6
19.9
2.2
. 7.3
8.0
1.3
1.0
0.2
0.4
0.5
16.0
4.5
0.2
4.9
8.2
1.2
0.3
0.9
1.3
4.9
3.8
2.4
6.5
3.1
2.5
0.7
0.7
2.2
2.4
2.8
23.8
1.0
4.8
13.0
3.1
0.4
0.5
0.1
1.0
0.5
3.2
1.0
8.3
12.9
12.5
0.6
3.6
2.6
12.9
4.4
1.4
2.2
0.6
2.1
1.1
0.4
17.1
11.8
11.6
2.2
2.0
0.5
2.9
1.8
8.1
9.3
6.6
12.8
0.9
1.0
0.9
2.1
0.5
0.4
1.8
8.3
5.9
7.4
3.8
3.7
2.6
1.5
1.0
1.5
5.7
2.2
1.6
2.6
2.8
0.2
0.3
10.9
1.4
1.2
5.2
1.6
3.3
10.4
13.6
0.3
1.2
1.5
3.3
2.0
6. 1
20.2
3.0
1.4
2.0
2.1
2.3
1.4
2.4
4.4
1.4
6.1
1.6
0)
0.2
P E R CENT OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST
Per
PAYMENTS REPRESENTED BY—
Per
Percent
cent
cent
of
of
of
reveP a y m e n t s for—
reverevenue
nue
nue
rerereceipts
ceipts ceipts availExExreRevereable
penses penses
q u i r e d quired
nue
for
of
of
for
for
outrep
u
b
l
i
c
I
n
t
e
r
O
u
t
genmeet- meet- l a y s
ceipts
servest
lays
ing
ing
a n d eral de-| ice
partexinter- other
m e n t s enterpenses
est
purprises
poses
100,000-Continued
54.6
64.6
69.0
73.4
68.9
10.1
8.1
4.2
8.9
36.6
25.3
22.9
22.4
22.2
0)
61.2
62.7
79.7
57.4
85.1
3.6
12.9
17.4
6.0
11.6
10.6
0.2
10.3
9.0
11.5
68.0
65.9
71.2
65.0
66.2
40.5
9.7
15.3
0.1
21.9
60.5
80.9
77.6
72.1
63.8
7.3
1.8
7.8
For a m o u n t s on w h i c h percentages
40.4
61.6
70.7
4.1
6.6
50.0
28.8
15.7
24.0
42.6
78.8
95.4
109.4
98.0
73.8
35.2
24.4
2.9
36.6
3.3
3.1
11.8
17.4
5.1
7.8
42.8
30.6
3.1
46.3
34.6
88.3
91.8
99.7
84.8
67.6
10.6
11.6
8.2
7.0
7.5
21.4
22.5
20.6
28.0
26.3
9.1
6.1
6.3
9.0
27.3
39.4
41.0
35.3
11.2
92.5
78.1
74.3
89.9
120. 5
5.7
9.2
10.6
6.3
3.3
33.8
9.9
11.8
21.6
32.9
4.8
7.9
9.4
6.0
3.1
44.9
23.0
21.3
25.2
38.6
83.2
85.4
89.3
95. 4
91.5
27.5
62.2
62.0
68.7
46.9
Holyoke, Mass
Highland Park, Mich
Davenport, Iowa
Chattanooga, Tenn__.
Bethlehem, Pa
44.7
71.3
65.7
70.4
66.8
Lincoln, Nebr
Niagara Falls, N . Y_.
Covington, Ky
Haverhill, Mass
Portsmouth, Va
62.4
65.6
65.3
69.8
49.9
Huntington, W. Va_ _
East Orange, N. J
Macon, Ga
Wheeling, W. Va
Cicero, 111
74.6
67.1
56.3
68.8
58.7
Roanoke, Va
Tampa, Fla
Lancaster, Pa
Winston-Salem, N . C
62.7
75.2
59.0
50.6
Shreveport, La
Jackson, Mich
Augusta, Ga
Fresno, Calif
54.8
61.9
61.5
50.5
Quincy, Mass
Pasadena, C alif
Topeka, Kans
Atlantic City, N . J._
70.5
40.8
71.4
69.6
Kalamazoo, Mich
Lakewood, Ohio
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C
72.0
69.0
70.5
50.6
0.1
0.1
0.4
9.7
0.1
89.6
102.6
100.5
83.3
93.2
4.7
6.8
9.8
4.2
19.8
49.4
51.7
23.3
8.3
19.6
70.7
67.5
95.6
105.5
82.0
57.0
49.0
75.0
57.3
41.4
8.7
2.5
10.4
4.7
8.2
0.5
3.7
13.3
11.4
5.6
7.5
9.1
5.8
36.7
38.8
4.2
22.1
47.2
97.5
70.8
112.2
91.3
73.0
19.5
11.6
6.2
19.9
60.7
70.3
70.7
26.1
0.6
0.8
13.0
3.0
10.4
12.5
5.3
10.0
28.2
16.4
10.9
60.9
89.2
94.5
94.9
48.9
10.2
8.6
7.4
4.9
36.6
20.4
16.7
31.1
36.5
59.8
65.6
65.3
3.6
5.3
6.1
0.3
7.7
7.9
6.9
5.1
52.2
27.0
21.4
29.3
75.4
91.8
94.5
102.6
66.6
61.9
70.0
75.9
3.3
6.4
13.8
24.5
34.8
23.6
10.3
69.0
35.6
59.4
58.7
3.5
11.5
7.5
3.0
9.7
2.5
6.1
11.2
17.9
50.4
27.0
27.2
108.8
76.1
95.6
81.3
65.4
61.3
75.9
57.3
16.9
8.7
11.0
27.8
21.8
15.4
31.7
51.6
45.8
70.4
29.3
4.7
5.9
4.0
5.0
5.8
14.3
8.5
37.8
34.0
17.1
59.0
86.1
84.3
98.0
60.0
6.9
32.4
5.1
8.1
8.4
27.4
24.0
29.7
20.3
9.7 i
46.1
18.8
71.8
57.5
68.8
5.6
3.2
5.4
16.3
5.6
7.1
7.3
43.0
61.6
22.6
29.7
20.9
78.5
50.5
110.0
88.3
87-0
0.5
0.7
0.4
1.3
1.8
1.7
3.7
1.2
14.2
6.5
1.5
2.3
0.8
2.1
2.5
1.9
7.7
2.4
6.0
1.0
36.7
9.4
0.8
0.6
13.4
84.6
72.1
51.9
77.7
59.9
4.9
9.6
4.0
18.9
18.2
10.5
18.3
44.1
3.4
21.9
1.0
2.3
7.1
0.4
15.1
8.5
0.5
0.8
0.5
0.8
0.8
0.3
1.9
2.3
6.5
4.8
1.3
5.2
1.5
4.3
0.5
1.6
7.1
2.2
1.6
1.1
5.6
-1.1
14.5
6.0
19.8
8.7
24.9
64.9
61.6
70.0
83.0
73.9
6.6
10.1
10.3
3.9
24.2
28.5
28.3
19.7
13.1
1.9
51.1
67.8
51.8
64.2
51.9
37.2
39.1
56.5
82.8
52.4
1.4
3.4
10.6
2.3
8.5
18.1
3.6
0.9
7.2
17.4
1.8
0.1
2.1
1.2
0.1
0)
0.7
1.8
5.3
0.9
0.2
0.9
9.1
18.9
12.8
10.0
58.9
74.4
78.7
75.3
64.4
6.0
12.0
6.7
10.0
7.9
35.1
13.6
14.6
14.7
27.7
1.8
0.2
0.8
0.4
14.1
7.9
2.6
2.7
2.7
0.4
2.1
11.9
4.3
2.1
0.2
2.6
9.1
3.6
0.4
3.8
4.6
2.0
7.5
14.0
1.7
5.3
2.3
3.1
3.5
1.4
1.3
3.2
8.4
2.8
4.5
2.8
0.2
23.6
12.0
68.8
75.2
88.2
59.6
11.7
13.2
5.6
20.5
0.4
7.0
0.4
7.2
4.0
2.7
0.6
1.5
2.4
5.3
7.2
3.5
22.7
2.6
2.1
1.2
0.5
1.7
8.8
6.2
2.8
10.2
10.2
11.9
0.2
53.2
71.0
75.9
64.0
2.5
0.7
0.8
0.2
1.0
10.0
0.9
0)
0.3
1.3
1.8
6.3
15.5
8.8
7.0
16.9
2.9
13.5
8.6
0.6
1.5
1.2
2.3
7.5
3.2
2.2
2.2
9.1
29.3
12.1
6.5
1.7
0.3
0.5
2.5
0.5
5.2
7.2
13.2
2.8
11.7
0.7
1.6
0.2
0.7
5.8
1.2
0.9
11.3
1.6
3.7
2.3
1.0
9.7
8.0
7.8
17.6
1.2
0.2
0.6
0.4
0.6
0.8
19.8
16.1
43.8
19.5
27.2
0.3
4.6
27.5
5.4
3.7
4.4
"16." 2"
4.0
15.8
17.0
0.1
0.3
1.2
_A_.
0.8
2.5
0.5
24.7
6.2
0.4
0.6
3.9
GROUP V—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Wichita Falls, Tex..
York, Pa
Elmira, N. Y
Newton, Mass
1
Less than one-twentieth of 1 per cent.
75.2
69.3
63.7
60.8
67.3
3.4
13.7
2.3
0.8
1.0
0.3
2.9
1.8
0.9
9.2
8.3
6.8
3.9
0.9
2.3
0.4
0.7
0.2
1.9
5.4
7.6
9.1
2.0
0.5
5.1
5.4
2.2
2,2
2.3
3.3
9.2
1.1
2.5
9.0
14.4
14.6
6.5
65.7
43.6
65.2
71.6
81.9
5.7
2.9
h- 1
CD
-5
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 , OF 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 : 1923—Con.
[ For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 28.
are based, see Tables 3 and 4]
P E R CENT OF R E V E N U E RECEIPTS OBTAINED FROM—*
Taxes
General
property
Poll
Business
and
nonbusiness
license
Special
assessments,
and
special
charges
for
outlays
Per
cent
of
Subrevevennue
Earntions High- Earn- ings
reway
ings
Fines, and
ceipts
of
of
for- grants, privirefeits, dona- leges, gen- pubquired
lic
and tions, rents, eral servfor
and
deesand
meetice
inpart- entercheats pening
sion terest ments prises
ex<
assesspenses
ments
Per
cent
of
revenue
receipts
re| quired
for
meeting
interest
For amounts on which percentages
P E R CENT OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST
Per
PAYMENTS R E P R E S E N T E D B Y —
cent
of
revePayments fornue
receipts
availExReveable
Ex- penses
nue
for
penses
of
reoutpublic Inter- Out- ceipts
lays
servlays
est
and eral de- ice
partother
purments enterprises
poses
CO
OO
>
O
M
>
$
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
H
163
164
165
166
167
B a y City, M i c h
McKeesport. Pa
N e w Castle, P a . . .
Decatur, 111
_
Oak P a r k , 111
57.7
65.3
72.3
59.2
63.5
168
169
170
171
172
Chelsea. M a s s
Kenosha. W i s
Hammond, Ind
Galveston. T e x
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
76.3
77.5
52.5
53.0
70.1
173
174
175
176
177
Beaumont, Tex
Woonsocket, R . I
Pittsfield. M a s s
P e r t h A m b o y , N . J__
M o n t g o m e r y , Ala _
178
179
180
181
18?
183
Stockton, Calif
Medford, Mass_ __
Lima, Ohio.
Charleston, W . Va
Lexington, K y
Greensboro, N . C
_
64.4
71.4
70.3
60.3
34.4
_
51.8
76.8
58.1
89.5
73.2
42.8
1.2
4.8
8.4
2.3
0.9
6.4
"To"
13.1
0.2
7.7
2.6
0.4
0.8
1.2
(2)
0.7
0.5
6.3
0.1
0.8
2.4
0.8
6.1
3.4
3.4
6.3
24.3
15.0
0.2
2.2
1.6
1.0
1.1
7.5
6.5
8.0
3.3
2.1
3.7
2.2
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.7
3.1
3.0
2.5
0.7
25.7
15.3
0.3
7.5
10.2
70.4
86.1
74.0
56.9
69.7
12.8
7.1
6.1
7.8
9.8
16.8
6.8
19.9
35.3
20.5
39.2
69.4
58.2
57.7
43.0
10.4
8.2
0.4
1.5
0.9
0.7
0.7
0.4
1.7
33.7
0.1
1.5
0.4
0.6
0.3
0.8
0.3
1.1
5.6
3.0
17.4
8.6
1.8
1.7
0.5
4.8
2.3
3.4
1.6
1.5
10.0
1.5
6.9
7.5
7.2
13.2
11.0
77.9
64.4
62.1
62.7
81.6
10.3
4.5
5.5
14.7
11.5
11.8
31.1
32.4
22.6
6.9
0.5
0.8
0.2
1.6
17.9
4.2
3.3
3.6
6.2
16.7
1.3
0.1
0.7
0.5
3.0
7.8
1.7
1.1
6.5
9.1
4.7
7.1
0.2
3.7
0.4
1.9
2.2
1.8
0.9
3.9
14.8
12.7
7.7
20.0
14.6
65.4
68.2
67.2
68.9
63.3
11.3
21.3
6.9
15.4
12.4
4.4
0.3
3.0
2.6
9.8
5.3
16.1
2.7
8.7
1.4
2.6
14.0
3.0
0.2
1.0
1.1
0.9
1.8
19.4
0.9
1.4
0.1
5.1
11.5
2.4
1.6
4.7
2.6
4.6
5.2
1.8
1.9
2.5
1.6
2.9
2.5
1.1
7.3
17.8
0.7
0.8
16.5
60.6
69.7
55.0
75.6
77.9
75.5
7.3
8.3
22.5
11.2
9.2
12.2
6.8
4.9
9.0
6.4
4.8
8.8
6.7
41.3
16.0
37.0
26.7
45.5
70.5
90.1
78.7
113.4
68.6
74.8
52.5
42.6
67.6
65.2
2.1
7.5
5.4
10.2
4.9
10.2
4.2
4.3
18.3
9.9
13.0
35.8
47.8
4.0
20.0
98.6
93.1
77.3
124.0
85.9
23.3
10.5
25.9
15.7
24.3
47.9
55.5
70.0
56.4
71. 0
10.2
5.0
1.5
12.2
9.5
10.0
18.9
7.4
15.3
15.7
31.9
20.6
21.1
16.0
3.7
88.8
88.7
106. 5
99.6
127. 2
32.1
22.0
22.5
13.2
12.9
12.3
51.3
60.6
24.9
47.0
63.4
22.3
0.4
3.8
4.2
0.4
0.2
9.7
6.2
7.7
11.9
7.0
7.5
5.2
42.1
28.0
58.9
45.6
29.0
62.8
85.3
92.2
53.0
62.7
81.6
42.4
w
H
Q
Ui
O
Pueblo, Colo
Salem, Mass
Madison, Wis..
Everett, Mass
51.5
72.7
67.5
68.8
Butte, Mont
_
Fitchburg, Mass
East Chicago, Ind
San Jose, Calif
Williamsport, Pa
65.0
63.2
62.2
29.2
64.7
West Hoboken, N. J
Evanston, 111
Hamilton, Ohio
_
Brookline, Mass_
Jamestown. N. Y
67.8
68.6
38.9
68.4
48.6
Springfield, Mo
Waco, T e x . . .
Muskegon, Mich
Lorain, Ohio
Muncie, Ind
76.7
69.9
65.2
68.1
56.2
Fontiac, Mich
Chicopee, Mass
Joliet, 111
Columbia, S. C
Superior, Wis
|
_
10.5
3.8
11.9
13.6
0.5
19.8
2.2
~~~6.T
Dubuque, Iowa
Battle Creek, Mich
Aurora, 111
Waterloo, Iowa
New Rochelle, N . Y . . .
71.9
74.9
60.0
81.6
79.0
Stamford, Conn
Taunton, Mass
Council Bluffs, Iowa
Portsmouth, Ohio
Rock Island, 111
90.9
51.0
58.3
63.3
59.9
0.3
10.7
63.4
58.6
46.8
65.2
57.1
5.1
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Quincy, 111
Austin, Tex
Auburn, N . Y
1
New Brunswick, N . J
1
Payments for expenses
1.7
1.2
0.5
0.2
0.9
0.9
"1.T
__
1.4
4.4
1.2
70.0
56.4 ~~14.T
62.0
55.4
71.5
._
"""6.T
~"6.T
"To"
6.7
0.8
4.3
0.1
0.7
0.5
*
2.9
0.3
68.8
73.3
60.5
72.6
13.0
6.2
7.8
9.1
18.2 f
20.5
31.7
18.3
47.0
77.6
53.1
60.1
1.2
78.4
78.7
55.9
42.4
65.3
12.2
6.4
3.8
2.7
4.7
9.4
14.9
40.3
54.9
30.0
84.3
68.6
57.1
45.0
67.6
11.5
45.4
6.3
27.8
95.3
72.4
66.9
87.2
68.6
11.2
2.9
12.5
5.5
7.8
24.7
20.6
7.3
23.6
0)
83.6
54.0
32.5
75.8
53.5
1.3
1.5
2.9
0.8
1.9
0.3
13.9
8.8
13.2
1.5
84.2
77.7
60.8
63.5
46.8
2.3
12.2
8.4
16.2
4.0
13.5
10.1
30.8
20.3
49.2
4.7
0.8
0.9
0.8
0.5
9.5
24.3
10.3
18.1
58.3
73.8
64.2
73.8
83.6
11.6
5.1
7.0
13.5
6.7
0.3
0.9
1.7
0.3
1.2
1.5
3.7
3.6
1.6
2.7
9.8
8.0
13.0
11.1
0.1
61.2
67.5
74.3
72.0
78.1
1.0
0.1
1.4
0.2
16.3
0.5
7.4
0.9
9.2
2.1
4.9
2.9
1.1
0.9
2.1
1.5
0.9
3.9
2.3
2.4
1.6
0.4
1.3
1.2
2.2
15.0
0.8
31.2
47.0
12.9
9.9
0.8
3.0
17.6
7.8
2.5
1.6
0.8
0.5
1.3
1.1
10.3
0.4
3.5
4.5
3.5
4.7
1.6
0.2
3.1
0.9
8.7
10.3
0.3
6.3
20.5
1.8
0.6
0.4
6.6
4.5
1.2
1.1
0.3
0.8
1.3
2.5
0.5
3.2
3.4
7.1
0.6
0.6
1.4
0.2
2.0
6.0
9.9
35.6
8.4
10.0
7.5
1.2
3.7
2.1
2.7
8.4
2.2
0.5
0.4
0.3
2.7
8.7
7.4
8.5
1.0
18.8
6.6
6.8
4.6
1.3
3.5
6.7
4.9
1.8
0.4
1.1
0.5
1.1
1.0
0.1
3.0
0.7
0.9
12.5
5.3
14.6
1.5
2.5
1.9
6.5
3.3
1.5
9.0
1.0
0.3
1.0
2.5
1.1
1.2
0.4
21.1
6.6
23.8
1.8
0.7
1.4
1.4
3.2
1.9
2.1
1.4
2.3
0.4
2.2
3.7
2.3
4.0
1.4
0.9
1.1
0.3
2.2
1.9
4.8
22.2
7.0
2.5
8.6
8.6
6.4
2.1
1.2
1.3
1.1
3.9
3.9
1.1
3.0
2.6
9.2
5.9
9.3
and interest are in excess of revenue
18.1
8.3
10.4
9.6
13.6
6.1
5.4
2.7
11.4 1 28.0
7.1
9.2
7.5
34.0
7.9
29.2
0.1
13.1
6.0
3.9
2.8
4.9
2.6
20.5
39.0
52.2
27.4
3.9
31.4
4.5
12.6
9.8
2.3
11.9
5.1
7.5
6.6
39.8
24.1
14.6
26.4
69.5
60.8
48.1
54.0
46.3
0.4
6.9
5.4
5.6
1.1
1.9
10.6
7.4
15.2
4.0
28.1
21.7
39.2
25.3
48.5
30.1
21.1
28.8
12.7 1
9.7
59.5
54. 3
51.6
63.6
69.1
7.9
15.8
6.2
10.9
13.4
4.8
6.3
13.6
5.5
19.3
25.1
35.8
11.9
25.4 j
6.7
5.0
4.0
10.2
6.7
32.1
27.5
21.7
17.8
15.2
35.9
64.9
49.7
62.9
66.2
4.2
4.2
9.3
4.5
4.4
5.1
3.2
9.6
5.7
55.6
25.8
37.8
23.0
28.1
30.2
13.8
17.6
8.3
77.2
72.0
52.5
65.1
56.9
9.7
6.8
4.9
13.0
5.9
13.1
21.2
42.6
21.9
37.2
77.0
49.7
41.3
41.8
47.1
20.5
7.3
7.1
4.6
9.7
6.6
4.5
9.8
5.4
13.3
23.2
46.8
41.3
43.0
12.5
12.9
39.3
11.4
11.7
76.4
58.1
73.1
77.2
75.9
10.7
1.6
8.2
4.3
10.9
12.9 i
40. 3
18.7
18.5
13.2 i
49.8
43.8
49.2
67.6
66.4
5.0
6.9
24.2
7.4
8.8
7.7
1.4
8.3
4.1
10.8
7.8
2
4.9
(2)
(2)
37.4
47.8
18.3
20.8
14.0 J
Less than one-twentieth of 1 per cent.
CO
CO
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 , OF 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 : 1923—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 . 11. F o r a text discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 28. F o r a m o u n t s on w h i c h percentages
are based, see T a b l e s 3 a n d 4]
P E R CENT OF R E V E N U E RECEIPTS OBTAINED F R O M -
Taxes
General
property
Special
Poll
Business
and
nonbusiness
license
Special
assessments,! Fines,
forand
spe- feits,
and
cial
charges escheats
for
outlays
Subventions
and
grants,
donations,
and
pension
Highway
privileges,
rents,
and
interest
ments
Per
Per
cent
cent
of
of
rereverevenue
E
a
r
n
Earnnue
reings
ings
ceipts ceipts I
of
of
rerep
u
b
genquired quired
lic
eral
for
for
servdemeet- meetice
parting
ing
enterments
exinterprises
penses
est
P E R CENT OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST
Per
PAYMENTS REPRESENTED B Y —
cent
of
reveP a y m e n t s fornue
receipts
availExExReveable
penses
penses
nue
for
of
of
reoutp u b l i c I n t e r - O u t - ceipts
genlays
servest
lays
a n d eral de- ice
partother
m e n t s enterpurprises
poses
O
O
3
Ul
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
H
223
224
225
226
227
Easton, Pa
Newport News, Va
D a n v i l l e , 111
Ogden, U t a h
Wilmington, N . C .
81.5
71.6
50.0
50.4
69.5
Hazleron, P a
..
Orange, N . J
Kokomo, Ind
A m s t e r d a m , N . Y__
Petersburg, Va
70.8
63.8
69.3
57.6
63.1
233
234
235
236
Pensacola, F l a
Norristown, Pa
Lewiston, M e
Oshkosh, W i s
64.4
74.6
72.8
66.1
237
238
239
240
Green Bay, Wis
Columbus, Ga
W a t e r t o w n , N . Y__
M o l i n e , 111
62.8
50.6
63.2
60.3
228
229
230
231
232
0)
3.2
0.4
44.3
19.4
2.3
0.8
3.1
0.8
2.1
0.7
7.7
5.7
3.0
14.2
0.4
1.4
3.5
0.3
0.7
1.4
6.8
14.0
5.1
14.4
15.7
50.5
26.8
5.5
46.7
0.5
2.4
0.2
6.8
11.3
7.5
4.4
21.1
5.2
0.1
0.9
0.1
0.4
0.2
1.3
11.0
12.3
4.6
10.2
5.8
1.1
5.7
0.2
2.1
7.6
10.7
3.4
5.3
18.6
17.6
15.2
36.8
19.3
4.9
72.5
71.8
64.0
55.7
52.5
0.6
8.7
2.3
8.1
1.2
0.8
1.9
2.6
0.5
0.2
6.4
5.3
0.2
1.3
0.5
3.2
7.2
6.4
4.2
2.0
4.7
1.5
1.5
19.7
5.5
6.4
3.1
23.5
24.8
13.4
0.7
2.6
8.8
2.1
1.1
7.0
1.5
19.3
0.9
2.2
0.4
0.6
5.6
2.9
10.8
2.7
2.1
0.6
1.0
0.2
4.9
5.9
6.6
5.2
29.6
29.7
17.5
32.4
1.8
5.6
0.2
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0.5
3.7
0.2
0.2
3.0
11.7
1.3
1.1
8.5
6.5
(2)
6.3
8.8
4.5
10.5
10.6
13.4
35.6
56.7
46.5
36.3
92.6
63.0
87.6
73.1
67.5
4.5
1.0
4.2
5.9
8.7
11.0
3.7
4.2
14.2
18.8
12.7
31.3
35.9
27.4
98.6
103.0
108.7
79.4
76.3
55.7
71.0
64.1
7.7
0.2
5.3
10.6
17.0
5.6
6.4
2.6
19.6
23.2
24.2
26.1
86.2
100.4
100. 9
85.2
47.6
68.9
56.4
47.0
5.6
5.9
5.3
5.5
4.0
6.8
5.4
4.4
42.8
18.4
32.9
43.0
81.2
116.2
81.2
84.2
80.3
55.5
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241
242
243
244
Sheboygan, Wis
Waltham, Mass
Newport, R. I
M u s k o g e e , Okla
245
246
247
248'
Newburgh, N . Y
L a Crosse, W i s
Lynchburg, Va
Colorado Springs, Colo _.
1
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54.9
72.4
87.0
66.6
3.0
12.0
63.4
70.7
50.9
60.3
3.8
3.6
0.9
Less than one-twentieth of 1 per cent.
1.0
0.2
2.2
0.3
0.8
2.7
21.8
0.7
0.9
2.4
1.8
14.9
1.3
1.5
6.1
2.3
14.5
0.8
0.3 1
0.5
0.1
1.4
3.5
1.8
3.3
1.9
1.4
1.1
6.3
6.3
0.8
2.5
2.2
5.3
12.0
7.7
0.1
15.0
65.0
64.4
84.3
65.4
4.6
5.8
9.0
15.9
30.4 [
29.8 1
6.7 i
18.7
50.2
60.6
83.2
56.6
2.6
4.9
0.3
5.2
3.7
5.9
8.9
15.1
43.4
28.6
7.5
23.1
81.4
101.8
99.1
94.5
0.3
0.5
1.1
0.4
9.6
4.6
3.9
1.9
1.2
2.9
3.8
6.9
3.9
2.1
5.3
3.6
13.8
7.6
16.0
11.3
90.3
67.9
64.5
57.2
5.9
5.7
11.8
8.0
3.8
26.4
23.7
34.8
65.2
50.0
62.0
48.9
4.5
3.3
4.1
3.6
4.6
4.5
12.1
7.3
25.8
42.2
21.8
40.2
77.1
78.5
102.6
91.7
5
Payments for expenses and interest are in excess of revenue receipts.
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TABLE 7 . — R E V E N U E
R E C E I P T S PROM
TAXES,
SPECIAL
ASSESSMENTS,
FINES,
FORFEITS,
AND E S C H E A T S :
1923
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 210. For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States,with the number assigned to each, see p. 11.
For a text discussion of this table, see p . 31]
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RECEIPTS FROM TAXES
The general property tax
Aggregate
Special taxes
Poll taxes
Total
Total
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I.
II
III
IV
V
....
$1, 623, 404, 528
844,194,441
186, 795, 942
287, 742, 767
186,471,001
118,200,377
$1, 484,991, 790
793, 286,132
165,300, 946
259,323,604
163, 573,875
103, 507,233
$1,375, 725, 557
733, 829, 005
153, 225, 509
240, 728,455
152, 585, 783
95, 356,805
Original levies
$1, 365, 553, 292
728, 415,610
152, 051, 974
238, 898,934
151, 690, 647
94, 496,127
Penalties and
interest
$10,172, 265
5, 413, 395
1,173, 535
1, 829, 521
895,136
860, 678
Property
All other
$16, 477,820
$32, 276, 387
$3,853,202
20,973,960
3,129, 493
3, 703,067
1,800, 264
2, 669, 603
408,473
195, 785
1,244,490
1,280, 656
723, 798
8, 254, 640
232, 028
4, 622, 033
1, 905, 017
1,464,102
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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
$322, 465,454
128, 896,827
66,435,979
56, 462, 211
46, 797, 713
29, 342,274
$310,048,530
115,858,919
65,020,673
49, 712,152
41,255,990
27,240,483
,279,239,735
108, 310,102
64,334,323
47, 691, 703
40,113, 301
24,821,666
$276,088, 210
107,901,355
64,192, 886
47,295, 526
40,113, 301
24, 671, 768
Baltimore, Md
Boston, Mass
Los Angeles, Calif...
Pittsburgh, Pa.
San Francisco, Calif.
Buffalo, N . Y
26, 719,885
48,195, 881
37,190,439
32,574,350
" 24, 293,801
24,819,627
25,908,954
47,534,148
32, 946, 554
31,895,278
22,852,441
23, 012,010
24, 344, 790
40,699,941
30,105,008
31,308, 560
21,412,001
21,447,875
23, 988, 751
40, 362,178
29, 996, 213
31,149,263
21, 319, 764
21,336,395
;, 151, 525
408, 747
141,437
396,177
$4,833,901
$15,641,614
98,840
4,490
551,982
341,125
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$79,426
149,898
356,039
337, 763
108, 795
159, 297
92,237
111, 480
595, 812
2, 756,012
3,540,790
96,683
"232," 364
64,425
799, 609
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
$24,749,987
15, 749,365
20,418,894
$22,933,116
14,868,675
19,692,944
$20,058,891
12,471, 444
18, 711,939
$19,962,637
12,352, 870
18, 466,642
$96,254
118, 574
245,297
$255
" 126," 823 ~
$48,382
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17
18
Minneapolis, M i n n
Cincinnati, O h i o . . .
N e w Orleans, L a . .
19,635,120 1
17, 714,286
6, 538, 925
17,216,044 11
16, 936, 468
6, 222, 846
16,769,330 1
15, 761,984
5,417,551
16, 706,682
15, 761, 984
5, 362, 799
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20
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Kansas City, M o
Indianapolis, I n d
Rochester, N . Y
Seattle, W a s h
Jersey City, N . J
15,
16,
15,
20,
14,
13, 535, 758
12,970,396
13,419, 778
13,122, 408
14, 382, 513
12,662,046
12, 716, 828
12,185, 232
13,008,015
13, 462, 249
12,
12,
12,
12,
13,
499, 274
570, 692
041, 686
271,124
606, 589 !
552, 571
716,828
060,860
814,188
293, 913
134,168
196,069
62, 648
89,175
54, 752
109, 475
12
124, 372
193,827
168, 336
45, 334
540,965
5
12,889
104, 938
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000
Portland, Oreg
Denver, Colo
Toledo, Ohio.
Columbus, Ohio
Louisville, Ky
$10,357,014
10,314,326
9, 051,479
8,856,216
7,342,625
$7, 756, 382
9, 043, 942
7,997, 024
7, 998, 409
6, 739, 022
$7, 549,456
8, 665,828
7, 623, 400
7, 620,956
6,123,261
$7, 549,456
8, 617,861
7, 623, 400
7, 620, 956
6,107, 367
Providence, R. I
St. Paul, Minn
Oakland, Calif
Atlanta, Ga
Akron, Ohio
9,110, 045
9, 342, 750
8, 792,584
6,138,346
7, 788,201
7,952, 617
6,231, 260
5,130,187
6, 603, 279
8,838, 729
7, 292,068
6, 032,169
4,494,091
6,389,019
8,812, 988
7, 240,103
5, 961, 989
4,412, 762
6, 389, 019
25, 741
51, 965
70,180
81, 329
Omaha, Nebr
Birmingham, Ala
Worcester, Mass
Syracuse, N . Y
Richmond, Va
9,020,877
3,887,470
7, 728,935
7, 558, 522
5, 386, 540
7,608, 585
3,027,172
7,537, 765
6, 272, 750
5,184, 767
7,435,349
2,153, 791
6, 302, 004
5, 811,494
4, 423, 320
7, 373,120
2,147, 783
6, 228,856
5, 760, 082
4, 396, 856
62,229
6,008
73,148
51,412
26, 464
$550, 685
San Antonio, Tex
Dallas, Tex
___.
New Haven, Conn...
Memphis, Tenn
Dayton, Ohio
3,880,597
4,936,927
5,981, 728
4,829,309
4,902,353
3,820, 508
4, 582,195
5,879,413
4, 536, 681
4,406, 721
3, 768,916
4, 552,166
5, 705,176
4,198, 723
4,141, 283
3, 733, 635
4, 491,152
5, 656, 595
4,164, 753
4,141, 283
35, 281
61, 014
48, 581
33,970
69,426
Norfolk, Va
Houston, Tex
Youngstown, Ohio...
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Springfield, Mass
4,385,176
5, 322, 072
5.251,738 I
5,496,116
7, 500,470 I
4,303,701
5,098, 970
4,381,454
4, 592, 034
7, 316,135
3, 702,160
5, 034,108
4,198, 624
4,514,444
6, 280,310
3, 657,916
5, 009,108
4,198, 624
4, 514,444
6, 219,121
44, 244
25, 000
61,189
426, 740
Bridgeport, Conn
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, Pa
Paterson, N . J
Hartford, Conn
6,620,385 !
2,946,324 |
3, 675, 766 j
3,828,100
6,522,835 i
6, 540, 782
2,906,997
3,456, 388
3, 683, 609
6,291, 557
6,463,106
2, 895, 084
3,294, 337
3,411,888
5, 317,487
6,444, 326
2, 860,435
3, 273,101
3, 349, 626
5, 283,118
18, 780
34, 649
21, 236
62, 262
34, 369
16, 775
42, 212
24,454
835, 322
138,000
11,871
123,818
_.
$47, 967
$115, 661
68, 715
15, 894
Q
31, 520
58, 579
33,122
554,436
264,281
12,040
92,896
"76," 634
71,417
41, 595
10,482
10, 229
52, 295
~514,~640"
67, 215
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TABLE 7 . — R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS
FROM
T A X E S , SPECIAL
ASSESSMENTS,
FINES,
FORFEITS,
AND E S C H E A T S :
fcO
1923—Continued
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[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p . 210. For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11.
For a text discussion of this table, see p . 31]
City number
RECEIPTS FROM T A X E S
T h e general p r o p e r t y t a x
Aggregate
CITY
Special taxes
Poll taxes
Total
Total
Original levies
Penalties a n d
interest
Property
All other
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54
55
56
57
58
Des Moines, Iowa
N e w Bedford, M a s s
Trenton, N . J
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h
Camden, N . J
59
60
61
6?
63
Nashville, T e n n
.
Fall R i v e r , M a s s
Albany, N . Y
Wilmington, Del
Kansas City, Kans
64
65
66
67
68
Lowell, M a s s
Flint, Mich
Erie, P a
Cambridge, Mass
Reading, P a
69
70
71
7?
Yonkers, N . Y
Duluth, Minn
Spokane, Wash
Elizabeth, N . J
73
74
75
76
Utica, N . Y
Lynn, Mass
Tacoma, Wash
Jacksonville, F l a
$6,156,448
6, 515,119
3, 631,477
4, 613,010
3,171, 747
_.
__ _
__.
__
_
$5,534,350
6,409, 763
3, 358,766
4,041,009
2,962,807
$5,474, 396
5, 293,407
3,165, 692
3,907,166
2, 661, 063
$5,465, 054
5, 269,368
3,130, 764
3,901, 722
2, 631,066
$9, 342
24, 039
34,928
5,444
29,997
$735, 709
23,894
$311, 941
21,182
$47,115
29,366
15, 329
•
2,645,543
5,676,439
3,909,256
2,483, 681
3,375,138
2, 309,034
5, 617,326
3, 623, 755
2, 259,222 .
2,824,855
2, 290, 010
4,428,312
3,360,671
2,174,851
2, 709,993
2, 264,412
4,385, 353
3,333, 729
2,174,851
2, 709,993
25, 598
42, 959
26, 942
4,990,300
3, 662,376
3,458,868
4, 682, 676
2,395,358
4,903,907
3, 209,280
3,112,158
4, 655,900
2,246,702
4,148, 691
3,189, 763
2, 984, 568
3,843, 544
2,082,289
4, 069, 374
3,152, 648
2, 941, 277
3, 778, 206
2, 070, 369
79, 317
37,115
43, 291
65, 338
11,920
6, 642, 738
4, 605, 252
3, 051,507
2,984,623
6,374,830
3, 504,092
2, 729,147
2,633,321
5,914,038
3,424,022
2, 704, 590
2,492,082 1
5, 631, 672
3, 417, 542
2, 704, 590
2,461, 392
282, 366
6,480
30, 690
8,355
3, 523, 235
3,847, 354
2, 544, 765
2,420,031
3,123,284
3, 785,574
2,086,835
2,156,555
2,886,949
3,272,366
2,045,906
2,041,339
2,873,920
3, 226, 521
2, 045, 906
2, 019, 370
13, 029
45,845
2,457
228,479
796, 602
308,926
183, 271
57,910
476, 895
245, 722
16,146
404, 721
301,440
109, 080
83, 378
70, 801
337
257, 728
16,418
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21, 969
13,357
147, 679
231,155
38,129
1,142
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
77
78
79
80
81
Oklahoma City, Okla
C a n t o n , Ohio
Somerville, M a s s
Schenectady, N . Y
Waterbury, Conn
8?
83
84
85
86
Tulsa, Okla
Lawrence, Mass
Fort Wayne, Ind
E l Paso, Tex_
Evansville, Ind _
87
88
89
90
91
Savannah, Ga
Knoxville, T e n n
Allentown, P a .
S a n Diego, Calif _
Bayonne, N . J _
9?
93
94
95
96
Manchester, N . H_
H a r r i s b u r g , P a . . . __
Peoria, 111
Wichita, Kans
St. J o s e p h , M o
_.
97
98
99
100
101
Sioux C i t y , I o w a South Bend, Ind
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Binghamton, N . Y
Portland, M e . .
102
103
104
105
106
Rockford, 111
Troy, N . Y
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C .
L i t t l e R o c k , Ark_
Johnstown, Pa _
107
108
109
110
111
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
E a s t S t . L o u i s , 111
Brockton, Mass.
T e r r e H a u t e , Ind__ .
Saginaw, Mich
__
11?
113
114
115
116
Gary, Ind._
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N . J
L o n g B e a c h , Calif
Passaic, N . J , „ _ „ _
_
__
. _.
... . ..
...
__
__
____,.„
$4, 662, 672
3, 560, 737
2,679,810
3,949,547
3,827, 792
$3, 633, 585
3,167, 720
2,584, 890
3,784,992
3, 748, 876
$3, 514, 065
3,038,803
2, 217, 820
3, 533,314
3,663,773
$3, 514,065
3, 038, 803
2, 203,119
3, 513, 217
3, 642,172
4,747,041
3,777,457
3, 634,126
2,444,997
2, 561,548
3,473, 988
3,734,459
2, 511, 920
2, 046, 899
2,171,027
3, 322, 054
2,845,955
2,452,024
1,995,651
2,109, 240
1, 775, 745
1, 879, 974
1, 860, 854
4,389, 648
2, 592,146
1,713,751
1, 744, 920
1, 586, 500
3,257, 772
2, 578,412
2, 551,187
2, 201, 531 [
2, 267, 274
3, 372, 928
1,839, 624
$10, 506
172,472
114,156
$49, 729
$14, 701
20, 097
21, 601
$125, 632
8,597
17, 386
3, 256, 877
2, 808, 737
2, 452, 024
1, 965, 318
2,109, 240
65,177
37, 218
654, 264
1,413,465
1, 676, 918
1, 433, 707
3,166, 288
2, 500, 285
1,407, 515
1, 666, 316
1, 426,197
3,138, 655
2, 459,645
5,950
10, 602
7,510
29, 633
40, 640
4,731
150
2,517, 908
2,094, 323 |
2,138, 942
2,673, 383
1,812, 453
2,107,173
2, 017, 082
2.067,304
2, 577, 217
1, 637, 505
2, 099, 798
2, 017, 082
2, 067, 304
2, 577, 217
1, 634, 752
7,375
201, 430
96, 741
31, 667
2, 806, 326
3, 071, 579 |
2, 091, 569
2, 405,139
2, 852, 528
2,448, 784
2,446,193
2,004, 259
2, 216, 352
2, 798, 069
2,
2,
1,
2,
2,
396, 226
418,186
821,182 !
051, 265 j
631, 591
2, 396, 226
2, 418,186
1, 817, 067
2, 045, 402
2, 626, 054
2, 503,829
2, 576, 673
1, 620, 210
1, 388,196
2,150, 454
2,194, 850
2,411,354
1,604,131
1,146, 505
2,041, 380
2,136, 466
2, 224, 291
1, 447,140
928, 201
1, 835, 900
I
1
1
2,136, 466
2, 209, 744
1, 439, 658
928, 201
1,823, 926
3,858, 475
1, 756, 398
2,893. 735
2,130, 011
2,110, 267
2,325, 942
1,361, 475
2,812,014
1,943, 942
1,876, 733
2, 234, 285
1, 246, 200
2, 405, 914
1, 903,126
1, 865, 015
2, 234, 285
1, 246,168
2, 349, 094
1, 903,126
1, 849, 550
2, 817, 724
2,106, 025
3,179, 934
3, 060, 693 1
1, 966, 251 1
2,094,377
2,063,118
2,975, 650
2,352, 554
1,879,937 1
2, 074,956
2, 028,105 i
2, 869,869 1
2, 233, 230
1, 793,419 |
2,074,956
2, 023, 555
2,826,107
2, 233, 230
1,770,115
1
48, 687
193, 668
26, 813
34, 888
30, 333
20, 767
2,588
103,154
2,753
4,115
5,863
5,537
14, 547
7,482
13, 838
148,852
117,919
56, 6i4
55, 276
39, 767
91, 231
6,886
13,192
149,842
11, 974
32
56,820
150, 734
200,341
36, 754
13,192
15, 465
4,550
43, 762
14, 290
16, 990
1,069
23,304
16, 791
2,104
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TABLE 7 . — R E V E N U E
R E C E I P T S FROM
TAXES,
SPECIAL
ASSESSMENTS,
FINES,
FORFEITS,
AND E S C H E A T S :
1923—Continued
o
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 210. For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11.
For a text discussion of this table, see p . 31]
OS
Citymimber
RECEIPTS FROM T A X E S
T h e general p r o p e r t y t a x
Aggregate
CITY
Special taxes
Total
Total
Original levies
Penalties and
interest
Poll taxes
Property
All o t h e r
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
$1,306,473
1,074,112
1,531,435
1,225,039
1,983,479
$1,306,473
1,065,169
1, 525, 985
1,218, 591
1,982, 737
2,264,447 1
1,757,618
1,073,085
1.695,841 ;
1, 672,367 1
2, 255, 597
1,676,323
899,428
1,655,816
1,638,433
2, 248,645
1,660, 049
896,908
1,655,034
1,638,433
6,952
16, 274
2,520
782
2,444,712
2, 552,119
2,832, 532
1, 293,980
1,544,181
2,411,480
2,374,887
1,998,937
1,182,457
1,433,454
1,875,980
2,363,477
1,964,229
1,182,457
1,346,100
1,851,458
2,338,064
1,960,910
1,173,415
1,346,100
24, 522
25,413
3,319
9,042
2, 317,623
2, 539,863
1,121,111
1,930,340
940,835
1,861,240
2,248,014
1,100,980
1,904,062
912,137 1
1,819,827
2,041,411 1
992, 895 |
1,629,841 1
760,712
1,797,850
2,031, 218
992,895
1,608,413
744,683
21,977
10,193
2,154,429
1,952, 748
1,072,038 i
1,502,811 !
1,564,313
1,709,220
1,856,480
1,026,589
1,345,853
1,241,916 1
1,664,767
1, 753, 986
863,789
1,291,410
1,084,621 |
1,658,494
1, 725,222
856,750
1, 290,046
1,084, 621
$1,555,144
1,299,692
1,729,361
1,535,674
2,178,547
117
118
119
120
121
Springfield, Ohio
Chester, P a
Hamtramck, Mich
Altoona, P a
Racine, Wis
1??
123
124
125
1?6
Lansing, Mich
N e w Britain, Conn
Mobile, Ala
Berkeley, Calif
Springfield, 111
2,531,145
1,818,430
1,145, 645
1,987,845
2,067,345
127
128
129
130
131
Holyoke, Mass
Highland Park, Mich
Davenport, Iowa
Chattanooga, T e n n
Bethlehem, P a
132
133
134
135
136
Lincoln, N e b r
_
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y
Covington, K y
_
Haverhill, Mass
Portsmouth, Va
137
138
139
140
141
Huntington, W . Va
E a s t Orange, N . J
Macon, Ga
Wheeling, W . V a . . .
Cicero, 111
_.
$1,372,898
1,146,838
1, 542,486
1,281,405
2,145,259
o
$22,308
$8,943
5,450
6,448
742
$42, 233
112,327
$13, 694
I—I
Ul
61,384
6,850
$
M
Ul
ao
Ul
_
_
.
327,644
169,127
33,202
o
65,000
12,330
3,436
132,229
21,428
16,029
87, 531
150,407
6,273
28,764
7,039
1,364
3,192
27,081
2,710
13,888
9,334
11,311
ui
142
143
144
145
Roanoke, Va
_
T a m p a , Fla
Lancaster, P a
Winston-Salem, N . C._
1,492,619
1,580,561
732,458
1,246,597
1,372,572 1 1
1, 533,609 1
706, 549
982,254
1,084, 267 1
1,384,098
667,923
924,681
1,077, 237
1,371,148
667,710
923,063
7,030
12,950
213
1,618
146
147
148
149
Shreveport, La
Jackson, Mich
Augusta, Ga
F r e s n o , Calif
1,875,038
1,382, 555
1,662,114
2,446,716
1,451,641
1,200, 685
1,479,855
1,806,897
1,279,266
1,193,294
1,324,055
1,673,140
1,273,820
1,191, 772
1,317,700
1,667,751
5,446
1,522
6,355
5,389
150
151
152
153
Quincy, Mass
P a s a d e n a , Calif.
Topeka, Kans
Atlantic City, N . J .
2, 596,650
2,932,684
1,746, 539
3,926,142
2,430,918
2,194,932
1,547,806
3,886,366
2,164,191
2,128,154
1, 510,373
3,551,953
2,109,652
2,128,154
1,510, 373
3, 502,109
54, 539
92, 614
49,844
11, 508
154
155
156
157
Kalamazoo, Mich
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C
1,805,014
2,283,635
1,909,181
1,317,381
1,628,182
1,895,932
1,842, 225
1,079,163
1, 616,973
1,818,876
1, 577,559
971,133
1,613,450
1,818,876
1, 542,493
970,007
3,523
_.
14,440
999
30,520
4,275
8,934
6,590
9,181
145,642
17,968
140
16,592
35,066
1,126
73, 792
1, 709
142,899
$10,335
138,179
$57,395
334,842
37, 534
5,674
GROUP V — CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000
158
159
160
161
162
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Wichita Falls, Tex
York, P a
Elmira, N . Y
Newton, Mass
163
164
165
166
167
B a y City, Mich
McKeesport, P a
N e w Castle, P a
D e c a t u r , 111.
O a k P a r k , 111.
168
169
170
171
172
Chelsea, M a s s
Kenosha, W i s . .
Hammond, Ind
G a l v e s t o n , T e x . . ._
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y .
173
174
175
176
177
Beaumont, Tex
Woonsocket, R . I
Pittsfleld, M a s s
Perth Amboy, N . J
Montgomery, Ala
178
179
180
181
182
S t o c k t o n , Calif
Medford, Mass
L i m a , Ohio
Charleston, W . V a . . . _
Lexington, K y
$1,502,096
1,104,065
904,891
1,332, 228
2,846,743
$1,481, 619
1,098, 720
835,581
1, 228,047
2, 316,781
$1,481, 619
1,074, 564
830,690
1, 220,834
2,300, 635
1,468,647
1,128,182
1,149,044
- 1,329,405
1,825,662
1,383, 318
1,041,954
1,044, 775
935, 237
1,483, 620
1, 380, 510
1,011,442
950,189
923, 381
1,353,927
1,367,634
1,004, 683
944,583
923, 381
1,353,927
12,876
6,759
5,606
1,908,977
1,951,059
2, 005, 729
1,035, 665
2,193,628
1,891,910
1,898,160
1,229,298
1,018,499
2,143,344
1, 677,516
1,809,038
1,119,702
1,005,992
2,008,711
1,632,044
1,807, 900
1,199,702
997,557
1,939,017
45,472
1,138
1,051, 337
1,272,962
1,711,005 !
1,365,860 ,
858,917
969,426
1,217,289
1,628,829
1,232, 795
623,993
956,419
1,190,224
1,349,694
1,196,419
410,334
948,370
1,185,017
1,334,809
1,173,164
405,393
8,049
5,207
14,885
23, 255
4,941
1,978,481
1,812,617
1,123,510
1, 238,120
1,087,890 1
1,477,357
1,753,107
973,839
1,206,324
1,043,981 1
. 1,362,893 i
1,574,571
887,961
1,166, 687
920,553 1
1,356,131
1, 549,145
887,961
1,161,543
916,988
6,762
25, 426
$1,700, 282 !
1,140,634
1,019,078
1,483,712 I
2, 988,363
__
_
_
_
_
. . .
$24,156
4,891
7,213
16,146
$30,765
27,180
18,176
63, 542
92,443
65
93,179
54,110
19,237
8,500
8,435
69,694
5,144
3,565
114,905
128,441
4,190
123,708
48,215
110,290
40,329
5,762
13,673
22,632
640
14,552
6,206
TABLE 7 . — R E V E N U E
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RECEIPTS FROM TAXES, SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS, FINES, FORFEITS, AND ESCHEATS: 1923—Continued
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For a text discussion of this table, see p. 31]
City number
RECEIPTS FROM
TAXES
T h e general p r o p e r t y t a x
Aggregate
CITY
GO
Special taxes
Total
Poll taxes
Total
Original levies
Penalties and
interest
Property
All o t h e r
3
>
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
183
184
185
186
187
P u e b l o . Colo
Salem, M a s s _ .
.,
Everett, Mass..
_
188
189
190
191
192
Butte, Mont
Fitchburg, Mass
_
_..
193
194
195
196
197
West Hoboken, N . J . .
_. _
_._
_
Brookline, M a s s
Jamestown. N . Y
198
199
200
201
202
Springfield, M o
Waco, Tex
__
Muskegon, Mich
. -
__
203
204
205
206
207
Pontiac, Mich .
Chicopee, M a s s
_
__
Joliet, 111..
.
..._
C o l u m b i a , S. C
Superior, W i s . , . - „ . - „ „ „ „ . . „ - . , „ „ -
.
a
$7, 762
$723,982
1,413,271
1, 870,063
2,213, 763
1, 655,982
$545,810
1,051, 217
1,856, 651
2,001, 670
1,632,937
$483,027 1
1,031,117
1,603,932
1,858,645
1, 363,942
$475,265
1,031,117
1, 562, 273
1,857,481
1, 337,012
1,028,988
1, 625,970
1,752,728
2, 201,666
1,014,007
811,224
1,603.596
1,170, 578
852,059
849,088
772, 507
1,293, 565
1,137,599
819, 263
771, 438
772,011
1,277,714
1,137, 599
819,262
765,130
496
15,851
770, 301
1, 817, 786
1,087,916
2,452, 743
1, 350,461
758,890
1,606,505
852, 414 1
2,443, 692
1,184,465 1
708,079
1,503,051
808,487
1,870,994
1,068,858
696,125
1, 503,051
808,487
1,864,832
1,063,426
11,954
12,183
6,162
5,432
119, 252
15,461
845,915
1,055,467
1,439,088
1, 562,187
1, 749,145
814,820
1,034,931
1,306,530
1,314,249
1,071, 808
737, 780
1,025,920
1, 294, 707
1, 286,064
1,062,613
734,163
1,013,185
1, 294, 707
1, 286,064
1,062,170
3,617
12, 735
1, 697,479
1, 362,218 1
1,460, 701
972,082
1, 357, 705 1
1, 505, 217
1,337,612
1,121,528
852, 513
1,185, 252 1
1,496,555
1,050, 613
1,074, 348
729,313
1,037,711 I
1,479,811
1,035, 437
1,074,348
720, 324
1,037,563
16, 744
15,176
41,659
1,164
26,930
137, 238
$132, 372
105, 729
98, 645
159,446
118,413
$98,856
6,308
$3, 407
>
20, 230
Ul
28,432
19, 736
24,633
8,962
51,932
1,692
11,114
422,431
32, 551
25, 670
Ul
H
h-i
o
Ul
o
o
M
8,378
H
M
1, 418
443
8,989
148
H
Ul
6,185
178, 741
83,867
19,422
8,823
40,663
208
209
210
211
212
D u b u q u e , Iowa
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
A u r o r a , 111
Waterloo, I o w a
N e w Rochelle, N . Y . _
1, 294, 330 [
1,249,834
1,023,773
1, 261, 480
2, 559, 589
213
214
215
216
217
Stamford, C o n n
Taunton, Mass
Council Bluffs, I o w a . .
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
218
219
220
221
222
I
3,006
3,391
1, 075, 026 I
1,157,410
783,157
1, 202, 915
2, 325,409
1,072, 020
1,154,019
783,157
1, 202,915
2, 239, 216
1, 621, 940
1,265,783
1,281,787
890,034
1,045,372
1, 565, 791
1, 020, 509
920, 951
753,449
722, 414
1, 550, 741
1,003,488
920, 951
753,449
722, 414
Poughkeepsie, N . Y _ _ .
Q u i n c y , 111
A u s t i n , Tex
Auburn, N. Y
N e w B r u n s w i c k , N . J_.
1, 069, 579
1, 229,183
770,458
1,086,422
1,252,561
909, 763
875,414
756, 052
927, 369
1, 039, 802
902, 573
875,414
745, 944
920, 690
997, 667
223
224
225
226
227
Easton, Pa
Newport News, Va
D a n v i l l e , 111
Ogden, U t a h
Wilmington, N . C
858,714
780, 708
1, 320, 341
1,118, 964 I
825,652
788,037
643, 378
685,180
772,054
692, 811
788, 037
639, 952
685,041
772,018
686, 627
3,426
139
36
6,184
228
229
230
231
232
Hazleton, P a
Orange, N . J
Kokomo, Ind
Amsterdam, N. Y
Petersburg, Va
736, 010
980,186
880, 027
816,244 1
728, 9
611,151
881,190
666, 643
638, 898
604,127
607,353
856,882
666, 559
636, 810
600, 647
3,798
24,308
84
2,088
3,480
233
234
235
236
Pensacola, F l a
Norristown, Pa
Lewiston, M e
Oshkosh, W i s
610, 532 j
555,101 !
692,433 J
1,118, 708
485, 788
485,805
646,126
941, 458
485, 788
485, 805
645, 751
939,912
237
238
239
240
Green B a y , Wis
Columbus, Ga
Watertown, N . Y
M o l i n e , 111
1,101, 790
878,118
907,565
1,001,607
892, 906
641, 819
793,186
742, 371
892,
638,
790,
742,
241
242
243
244
Sheboygan, Wis
Waltham, Mass
Newport, R. I
M u s k o g e e , Okla
1,183, 229
1,498, 252
1,103,331
1, 055,161
245
246
247
248
Newburgh, N. Y
L a Crosse, Wis
L y n c h b u r g , Va
Colorado Springs, Colo
708,683 j
1, 067,156
974,883
1,485,495
11,406
338
126,862
15,050
17,021
5,255
115,434
97,487
7,190
19, 662
53,211
10,108
6,679
42,135
8,097
5,887
33, 607
86,193»
375
1,546
055
567
239
371
851
3,252
2,947
789, 715
1, 247, 575
1, 089, 055
983, 640
789, 247
1, 230,042
1, 078, 584
900,464
468
17, 533
10,471
83,176
628,963
911,545
698,235 !
1,172, 679 !
623, 647
901,813
696, 095
1,165,314
5,316
9,732
2,140
7,365
19
1,202
14,361
7,359
31,423
3,712
Q
18,092
48,020
14
3,339
5,254
16,362
24, 568
1,595
2,089
4,216
56, 629
20,000
7,077
w
CO
51,494
32, 866
9,062
12, 283
52, 628
6,379
120,944
37,400
86, 355
37,467
46, 234
11, 849
17, 660
2,374
12, 558
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TABLE
7 . — R E V E N U E RECEIPTS
FROM TAXES,
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS,
FINES,
FORFEITS,
AND ESCHEATS:
to
1923—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 202. For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11.
For a text discussion of this table, see p. 31]
RECEIPTS FROM TAXES—continued
RECEIPTS FROM SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS AND FROM SPECIAL CHARGES FOR OUTLAYS
Nonbusiness license taxes
Business
license
taxes
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
II..
III
IV
V
$36, 626,143
16, 369, 978
6, 959, 340
6, 331, 815
4,435, 914
2, 529, 096
_.
--
Dog licenses
$965, 089
479, 741
104,144
190, 790
116, 778
73, 636
General
licenses
$12, 417,001
9,029, 795
724, 754
1, 616, 734
726, 099
319, 619
Permits i
$6, 650, 591
3, 940, 540
729, 893
886, 220
723, 364
370, 574
Special assessments for
expenses
Special assessments and
special charges
for outlays
$4, 306, 505
$117,966,561
998, 283
926, 926
1, 710, 785
358,142
312, 369
42, 587, 727
18, 780, 246
23,192, 006
20, 394, 552
13,012,030
O
RECEIPTS FROM FINES, FORFEITS,
AND ESCHEATS
Court fines
and forfeits
Commercial
forfeits
Escheats
tj
>
3
$15, 293, 592
6, 922, 586
1, 586, 474
3, 376, 218
2, 052, 636
1, 355, 678
$306,425
110, 063
5,100
112, 398
77,606
1,258
$539,655
289,650
196,250
27, 756
14,190
11,809
Q
p
Ul
Ul
H
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
h-1
o
Ul
1
?
3
4
5
6
7
8
q
10
11
1?
New York, N . Y
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, P a
Detroit, M i c h . .
C l e v e l a n d , Ohio
St. L o u i s , M o _- -_
Baltimore, M d
.
Buffalo, N . Y
__
. -._
$6, 493, 959
3, 584, 266
334, 921
149,132
144, 090
1, 920,196
$132, 618
50, 602
45,847
31, 423
24, 952
118, 408
269, 654
1,436,408
308,110
955, 824
655, 010
46, 906
24, 066
56, 091
24, 970
15,812
26, 454
G R O U P I I . -- C I T I E S
13
14
15
Milwaukee, Wis
Washington, D . C
Newark, N . J
_
$541,423
2, 021,477
640, 534
$9, 062
25,859
8,612
$1,950, 382
3,143, 798
1, 250, 788
534, 786
337, 908
665,499
4,113
774,792
16, 680
348, 011
3,038
$1,888, 939
589, 295
221, 401
18, 210
91, 265
135, 761
137,
142,
574,
4,
120,
15,
539
889
255
594
793
599
$231, 694
315, 801
12, 318
310, 240
128, 230
$10, 245, 466
11,472, 969
1, 227, 868
6, 399, 608
4, 512, 419
1,492,812
$2,146,157
1,281,838
142, 234
344, 786
1, 018, 286
93, 294
783, 675
335, 905
2, 795, 024
430,464
1, 331, 934
1, 559, 583
$25, 593
42, 576
80
8,537
$25, 301
25,814
2,628
5,585
2,481
199,884
26, 053
281, 358
1,122,083
248, 547
98, 657
119, 293
1,125
32,152
78
$70, 098
61,982
151, 527
$226,819
1,142
1,944
$1,413, 781
390, 500
611, 504
$174,152
482, 099
112, 502
$2,100
612
H
M
Ul
16,538
61
10,769
511
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
$1, 270
281,739
5,127 1
o
$19
6,337
16
17
18
Minneapolis, M i n n
Cincinnati, O h i o . .
N e w Orleans, L a . .
19
?,0
?1
W,
?3
Kansas City, M o
Indianapolis, I n d
Rochester, N . Y
Seattle, W a s h
Jersey C i t y , N . J
_.
.
_.
217,640
679, 502
666,956
4,491
5,274
4,016
90,415
73, 983
38, 524
399, 787
219, 656
6,624
576, 233
125,139
681,120
73,056
736,260
17, 966
9,863
8,962
7,591
2,448
181, 619
359
280
25, 590
2,490
97,894
72, 861
3,219
8,151
61,239
55,450
14, 307
227, 441
36
1,869, 556
528,160
240, 215
149,437
242,149
75, 379
1, 866, 303
3, 541, 283
1, 353, 959
6, 775, 409
189, 576
19, 242
44,659
40, 508
211,847
34,500
1,974
296
5,535
449
22, 521
47
414
161,046
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
24
?fi
26
97
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
Louisville, K y
._
_
_ _
_
__
$129, 799
164,307
35,066
39,785
442, 736
$13,043
13,058
3,700
29
30
31
3?
33
Providence, R. I
St. P a u l , M i n n .
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
Richmond, Va
39
40
41
42
43
San Antonio, Tex
Dallas, T e x
New Haven, Conn
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio
44
45
46
47
48
Norfolk, V a
Houston, Tex
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio _
Grand Rapids, Mich
Springfield, M a s s
b37,764
25,740
33,842
44,213
24,844
9,443
2,438
49
50
51
52
53
Bridgeport, Conn
Fort Worth, Tex
S e r a n t o n , Pa_
Paterson, N . J
Hartford, C o n n
10, 200
10, 529
13,036
184,158
11,242
1,874
1,240
3,584
5,135
1,815
1
.
__ _ _
_.
_ .
_
_
_
52,529
452,083
105, 741
573,907
25, 550
13, 540
3,679
6,949
3,610
61,679
768,689
34,829
174,854
584,958
9,143
13,854
22, 785
27,235
12,603
197,814
24, 374
1,398
2,651
2,024
5,631
11,253
$176,328
203, 579
225,812
160,600
1,349
133, 255
82
$64,084
24,421
19, 318
43,141
8,725
4,813
40,012
86,319
140,311
15,277
75,010
53, 826
75,936
27,404
37,012
2,915
16,490
626
94,412
134,670
27,409
143
18,767
45,732
64, 799
33,473
96, 693
297
440
1,150
$532,144
160,636
156, 582
134, 388
31,951
67,488
62, 724
208,658
120,995
106,404
124,424
85,000
1,333,074
622,456
68,124
1, 073,685
18, 275
79,218
237,698
15,142
28, 557
98,469
32,294
286, 622
43, 737
190,966
303,446
27,795
68,110
58, 527
101, 662
132,611
148, 971
769,142
856,327
114, 335
81,475
74,131
92,277
47,755
29, 206
202, 260
51
59,257
1,491
7,175
144
7,431
44, 953
1,873
Exclusive of receipts from permits issued by public service enterprises, which are included in Table 11.
40, 794
345
45,921
50
166,633
132,191
158,805
$700
1,294
4,333
$232,269
122,465
69,135
132,985
58,963
94,102
1,119, 754
2,496,985
642, 528
911, 500
150
36,684
33,080
2,386
$2,367,663
1,146, 625
448,843
564,186
544,271
33,027
39,327
52, 745
12,300
72,423
369
$2,050
1,100
14,826
1,116
631
515
391
3,213
144
1,500
58, 799
307
29
318
7,374
310
fcO
TABLE
7.—REVENUE
RECEIPTS
FROM
TAXES,
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS,
FINES,
FORFEITS,
AND E S C H E A T S :
1923—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p . 202. For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 11.
For a text discussion of this table, see p . 31]
RECEIPTS FROM TAXES—continued
RECEIPTS
City numb
CITY
Business
license
taxes
Dog licenses
General
licenses
FROM
SPECIAL A S -
CIAL CHARGES FOR OUTLAYS
N o n b u s i n e s s license taxes
Permits i
Special assessm e n t s for
expenses
Special assessments and
special charges
for o u t l a y s
RECEIPTS FROM F I N E S , F O R F E I T S ,
AND ESCHEATS
C o u r t fines
a n d forfeits
Commercial
forfeits
Escheats
CROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
Des Moines, Iowa
New Bedford, Mass___
Trenton, N. J
Salt Lake City, U t a h .
Camden, N. J
$37,152
18,931
119,542
95, 389
248, 905
$1, 992
$1,282
8,404
8,404
28
$20,810
1,378
11,868
30,050
16,300
$557,930
74, 551
261, 315
525,354
196, 596
$64,168
30,805
11, 396
46,063
11,857
10,968
1,523
1,314
9,596
19, 296
254,868
41, 640
248, 676
173,642
529,298
81,641
17,473
19,275
43,161
20, 660
790
422, 771
337, 390
13,468
141, 926
34,394
29, 952
9,320
10, 289
6,730
242,411
953,939
235,046
345, 736
25,497
97,189
72,224
5,539
376,929
31,778
343,160
181, 331
22,164
30,002
114,186
82,145
Nashville, Tenn
Fall River, Mass
Albany, N . Y
Wilmington, Del
Kansas City, Kans..
8,056
17,473
75, 770
69, 085
80, 873
Lowell, Mass
Flint, Mich_
Erie, Pa
Cambridge, Mass_
Reading, Pa
14,318
15, 600
13,199
9,361
83, 864
Yonkers, N . Y__
Duluth, M i n n . .
Spokane, Wash.
Elizabeth, N . J .
190,141
49, 508
20,402
102, 355
3,501
1,306
4,130
1,847
9,422
12,838
25
15,325
Utica, N . Y
Lynn, Mass
Tacoma, Wash...
Jacksonville, Fla.
80,621
13, 832
28,895
111,652
4,554
1,024
1, 613
8,020
6, 580
2,729
5,353
14,693
2,135
3,917
5,311
13,456
9,748
4,014
773
$51,209
1,094
39, 560
14,240
856
$584
487
$17, 500
7,500
50
156
325
373
1,747
178
10,472
850
27
2
584
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Canton, Ohio
Somerville, Mass
Schenectady. N. Y
Water bury, Conn
$22, 301
15, 593
10, 365
123, 449
7,442
$4, 397
Tulsa, Okla
Lawrence, Mass
Fort Wayne, Ind
El Paso, Tex
Evansville, Ind
60, 219
9,701
11, 263
26, 868
13, 200
7,426
2,909
2,814
402
20, 299
Savannah, Ga
Knoxville, Tenn.
Allentown, Pa
San Diego, Calif.
Bayonne, N. J__.
264, 462
47, 620
40,964
62, 548
48, 326
2,863
30, 482
3,106
Manchester, N. H_
Harrisburg, Pa
Peoria, 111
Wichita, Kans
St. Joseph, Mo
5, 571
43, 298
48,662
62,922
140,136
2,799
Sioux City, Iowa
South Bend, Ind__.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa__.
Binghamton, N. Y_
Portland, Me
32,856
12,102
22,180
43, 566
52, 710
2,708
Rockford, 111
Troy, N. Y
Charleston, S. C__
Little Rock, Ark._
Johnstown, Pa
Sacramento, Calif..
East St. Louis, 111.
Brockton, Mass
Terre Haute, Ind.Saginaw. Mich
16,389
53,972
133,872
131, 728
45,906
510
1,260
729
3,711
37, 485
2,221
21, 645
Gary, Ind
Pawtucket, R. I__.
Hoboken, N . J
Long Beach, Calif.
1
Passaic, N. J
1
Exclusive of receipts from permits issued by
91, 657
83, 609
17,138
11,339
11, 718
10, 821
13, 351
83, 447
75,411
55,492
$62, 595
91, 980
2,844
887
47, 859
3,060
2,518
189
3,024
1,639
100, 259
279
32,100
1,385
2,701
14, 256
60, 843
$30, 227
10,838
8,872
2,632
10, 701
36, 430
4,058
. 13, 745
21, 059
4,707
2,479
14, 688
8,675
25, 876
22, 402
18, 767
108, 461
23, 363
13,027
10, 315
5,183
15, 614
101,199
271,813
1,061,146
11, 304
46, 380
33, 855
2,541
44,997
2,430
100,874
115, 634
650, 262
26,007
6,334
12, 661
46, 718
26, 706
24, 081
31, 379
324,713
613, 558
69, 552
146, 477
20, 049
27, 543
11,814
17, 758
17, 587
3,031
6,790
294,219
153, 712
14, 760
4,792
16, 056
79, 317
33,147
25, 498
16, 994
2,067
10, 660
901
1,878
5, 286
2,565
•
160, 790
75, 739
1,584
1, 460, 872
376, 717
69, 744
175, 327
220, 242
1,183
393
838
3,952
2,698
2,876
3,178
7,762
720
4,277
41, 037
8,953
public service enterprises, which are included in Table 11.
$52, 018
159, 617
9,622
15, 574
23,042
1,109,179
387, 783
385, 338
7,272
7,800
1,133
15,892
054
356
351
946
256
1,164,486
95
19, 635
3,935
2,276
22, 787
29, 941
1,073
4,000
833
1,248
8,830
9,732
$977,
227,
40.
148,
36,
$6, 044
44, 947
3,683
1
711, 098
28, 909
199, 075
658, 725
74,218
70, 201
18, 206
8,294
4,784
12,938
$5,694
12, 249
13,998
5,209
49,414
12, 096
to
CO
TABLE 7 . — R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS
FROM
TAXES,
SPECIAL
ASSESSMENTS,
FINES,
FORFEITS,
AND E S C H E A T S :
1923—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p . 202. For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11.
For a text discussion of this table, see p. 31]
. RECEIPTS FROM TAXES—continued
RECEIPTS
N o n b u s i n e s s license taxes
' City numb
a>
CITY
Business
license
taxes
Dog licenses
G R O U P IV.—C I T I E S
117
118
119
1?0
1?1
Springfield, Ohio
Chester, P a
Hamtramck, Mich
Altoona, P a .
Racine, W i s . . .
1??
1?3
1?4
1?5
126
Lansing, Mich.__
N e w Britain, Conn
Mobile, A l a .
Berkeley, Calif
Springfield, 111
127
128
129
130
131
Highland Park, Mich
Davenport, Iowa
Chattanooga, T e n n _
Bethlehem, P a
13?
133
134
13^
136
Lincoln, N e b r
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y
137
138
139
140
141
Huntington, W . Va _
E a s t Orange, N . J .
._
_
_..
_
_
SPECIAL A S -
Permits
l
Special assessm e n t s for
expenses
Special assessments and
special charges
for o u t l a y s
RECEIPTS FROM F I N E S , F O R F E I T S ,
AND ESCHEATS
C o u r t fines
a n d forfeits
Commercial
forfeits
Escheats
H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 50,000 T O 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 - C o n t i n u e d
$33, 092
$3,462
810
4,648
2,009
151,506
20, 249
18,884
581
251
3,341
4,855
9,768
31,538
753
3,162
$8,194
13,819
1,308
13,120
12,255
4,202
3,627
10, 933
16, 435
15, 050
672
889
8
1,948
3,890
24,002
66, 905
104,261
7,471
132,077
2,385
3,364
22,891
58,182
158,984
41, 674
86, 381
49
668
439
936
4,419
3,595
11, 623
2,696
669
3,824
1,731
1,420
320
46, 495
7,625
31,118
3,377
202
20, 000
$162, 090
139, 396
141,063
245, 047
$20,156
13,458
45, 812
9,222
9,913
253, 234
24,166
49, 779
290, 798
388, 591
13, 458
25, 361
16.964
1,076
6,387
10,923
152, 614
820, 810
90,144
73, 763
22, 309
23, 533
10, 837
21, 379
36, 964
440,418
265, 553
8,280
1,247
15.965
26, 296
11,851
7,720
27, 393
404, 439
94, 697
13,113
135, 332
321, 357
39,840
1,571
32, 325
21, 626
1,040
$23, 279
15, 050
18,464
H a v e r h i l l , M a s s . . . __
Wheeling, W . V a _
$2,831
16,674
6,281
43, 246
36, 388
General
licenses
FROM
CIAL CHARGES FOR OUTLAYS
17, 229
$96
6
352
5,817
130
1,085
$82
1,306
930
11
142
143
144
145
Roanoke, V a „
Tampa, Fla
Lancaster, Pa._
Winston-Salem, N . C
146
147
148
149
S h r e v e p o r t , La__
Jackson, M i c h .
Augusta, Ga _
F r e s n o , Calif
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
17?
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
181
182
214,283
139,226
26, 086
35, 780
3,663
1,614
139,482
5,789
153,184
114,859
3,868
4
2,616
3, 620
Quincy, Mass.
P a s a d e n a , Calif
T o p e k a , Kans___
Atlantic City, N . J
5,387
29,810
28, 568
307, 782
2 3,246
2,641
2,147
Kalamazoo, Mich
L a k e w o o d , Ohio _.
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C .
6,167
1,770
4,061
89,337
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Wichita Falls, Tex
York, P a
.
Elmira, N . Y
Newton, Mass
Bay City, Mich . .
McKeesport, Pa
N e w C a s t l e , P a . _:
D e c a t u r , 111
O a k P a r k , 111
__
_
_____
...
..
...
._
_
Chelsea, M a s s .
_
_
Kenosha, Wis
Hammond, Ind.
Galveston, Tex
_
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
Beaumont, Tex
_
W o o n s o c k e t , R . I_
Pittsfield, M a s s .
Perth Amboy, N . J
M o n t g o m e r y , Ala
S t o c k t o n , Calif
_._
Medford, Mass
L i m a , Ohio
C h a r l e s t o n , W . Va_ . _
Lexington, K y
1
_ .
__
19,844
1,598
15, 278
51
43,580
5,116
33, 722
6,224
12,836
19, 525
35, 062
4,991
21,114
6,380
8
6,432
44, 795
122
11, 310
V—CITIES
$14,509
3,125
32, 798
35,847
1,662
1,492
12,103
27, 288
8,263
34, 295
6,804
26,185
19, 913
6,945
17, 688
$870
704
109,185
3,889
4,300
22,014
122, 903
4,396
3, 606
14, 204
GROUP
1,765
10, 713
3,920
30, 602
198, 521
46, 494
7,500
23, 614
217, 604
25,399
HAVING A
$748
365
3,728
1,102
1,151
214
1,630
332
2,196
52, 874
16
160
12, 028
429
313
5
39, 753
194
'
73,553
39, 452
2,295
45, 516
361, 058
169, 992
150,070
560, 111
62, 339
11,878
31, 813
79, 708
68,952
666,997
182, 645
31, 621
6,355
35, 693
16, 088
7,681
160,494
340, 283
17,239
224, 693
16, 330
40,988
4,922
13, 525
1,223
376
70,900
352
$5, 098
1,516
4,999
604
28,099
1,316
233
3,756
3,228
38, 796
1,629
8,762
32
5,348
410
5,148
467
434
784
3,110
4,850
1,585
1,496
10,910
525
$1, 841
$178,802
108, 745
137, 537
31,103
81, 673
52, 247
83, 019
379, 093
319,190
6
104, 287
3,130
3,264
5,328
36, 574
769,840
1, 289
1, 738
39,995
63,042
54,402
48,855
123, 379
199, 244
422,242
54, 841
130, 254
17, 720
33,199
20, 795
1,350
3,422
Exclusive of receipts from permits issued by public service enterprises, which are included in Table 11.
2
Q
r
P O P U L A T I O N O F 30,000 T O 50,000
$54
7,176
'$17,489
29,393
5,442
13, 941
6,230
3,656
33, 981
21, 215
15, 075
22, 850
8,609
13,061
6,327
15, 877
8,151
18,869
1,271
12, 526
9,686
35, 680
78,882
2,819
15,995
14,076
10, 583
35
w
2
264
$400
500
Includes $21 receipts from cat licenses.
127
Or
TABLE 7 . — R E V E N U E RECEIPTS FROM TAXES, SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS,
F I N E S , FORFEITS, and ESCHEATS:
1923—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 202. For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11.
For a text discussion of this table, see p. 31]
RECEIPTS FROM TAXES—continued
R E C E I P T S F R O M SPECIAL A S S E S S M E N T S AND FROM SPECIAL C H A R G E S F O R OUTLAYS
Nonbusiness license taxes
RECEIPTS FROM F I N E S , FORFEITS,
AND ESCHEATS
City numb
J-i
CITY
Business
license
taxes
Dog licenses
General
licenses
Permits l
assessSpecial assess- Special
ments and
ments for
special
charges
expenses
for outlays
Court fines
and forfeits
Commercial
forfeits
Escheats
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
183
184
185
186
187
188
189
190
191
19?
Greensboro, N . C
Pueblo, Colo
Salem, Mass __>
Madison, Wis
_
Everett, Mass
14, 621
894
23,038
2,157
__
San Jose, Calif
Williamsport, Pa
__.
193
194
195
196
197
West Hoboken, N . J_
198
199
Springfield, Mo-_
Waco, Tex
_ '_
?no
$35, 655
Hamilton, Ohio__
Brookline, Mass
34, 258
18,413
3,990
2,183
64, 325
_
_
._
?01
9(p
203
?04
^05
?06
207
Chicopee, Mass.. _
Joliet, 111
Columbia, S. C
Superior, Wis
__
14, 343
4,913
20, 753
23,094
25, 718
__
_
43,171
4,227
6,748
7,452
1,361
5,118
4,534
39,954
109, 087
104,052
$1,915
844
565
$4,181
25
2
373
$17, 625
4, 610
367
13, 691
2,150
4,348
2,626
2,843
8,698
290
421
1,004
73,082
9,216
4,797
131
3,283
47,183
27,490
2,664
1,176
1,708
17,393
17,167
81
2,412
2,736
2,166
70
2,547
34, 575
1, 333
3,162
606
6,922
. 3,076
5,075
2,148
1,649
3,463
435
4, 814
2,484
660
$17, 808
36, 463
2,392
7,904
5,444
$157, 879
325, 591
$11,020
4,250
4,445
4,484
513
1,116
2,521
2,745
199,813
17, 601
104, 848
7,901
571,176
1,319,149
148, 708
'
$2,485
126
39,834
5,257
10, 974
30, 458
11, 414
9,331
191, 263
210, 224
3,309
137, 600
2,080
20, 018
20, 833
1, 258
28, 396
19,032
118,433
187, 758
673, 262
11, 550
20, 536
14,045
60,180
4,075
180, 229
15,828
326, 603
86,326
96,183
10, 917
6,257
12, 567
33, 243
73, 525
80
$3
85
780
2,424
4,617
187, 088
82, 256
190,101
21, 674
74, 613
16, 801
8,278
11, 342
14, 500
6,578
13, 509
456
3,671
5,349
5,993
19,879
6,688
331, 383
78,175
286, 732
13,143
4,148
4,564
28, 812
22,127
68, 065
332, 233
5,053
4,407
10, 348
2,349
2,628
208
209
210
211
212
D u b u q u e , Iowa_
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
A u r o r a , 111
Waterloo, Iowa
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
?ia
214
215
216
217
Stamford, C o n n
Taunton, Mass
C o u n c i l Bluffs, I o w a
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
218
219
220
221
222
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Q u i n c y , 111
Austin, Tex
Auburn, N. Y
__
N e w Brunswick, N . J
11, 265
10,000
2,885
30,339
28,850
223
224
225
226
227
Easton, Pa
Newport News, Va._
D a n v i l l e , 111
O g d e n , Utah___
Wilmington, N . C
27, 207
96,972
3,511
16,233
74,144
228
229
230
231
232
Hazleton, P a
Orange, N . J _ _
Kokomo, Ind
Amsterdam, N. Y
Petersburg, Va
2,996
21, 861
1,484
72,924
83,812
233
234
235
236
Pensacola, Fla
Norristown, Pa
Lewiston, M e
Oshkosh, Wis
58, 771
3,336
5,452
21,155
"""553'
4,653
1,300
5,629
237
238
239
240
Green Bay, Wis
Columbus, G a .
Watertown, N. Y
M o l i n e , 111
34,931
108, 544
24,422
8,343
1,218
1,801
1,542
2,627
349
3,723
241
242
243
244
Sheboygan, Wis _
Waltham, Mass
Newport, R. I
Muskogee, Okla
5,245
363
511
2,598
245
246
247
248
Newburgh, N . Y
L a Crosse, W i s
Lynchburg, Va
C o l o r a d o S p r i n g s , Colo
14,143
1,805
15,136
8,008
18, 531
2,744
5,749
11,131
5,256
7,085
_
-
_
23, 257
553
2,590
1,225
18,993
""666"
269
4,873
173
247
5,041
1,683
2,256
1,000
119
3,063
12, 752
951
1,503
4,914
60
607, 029
297,679
23,169
8,096
28,196
10,470
32, 009
6,622
64,431
61, 061
202, 606
58, 073
1,063
8,176
1,371
3,963
2,494
12, 315
19, 817
1,347
73, 305
39, 535
1,310
11,131
6,516
1,616
125,180
88, 205
18, 883
237, 530
12, 749
27,430
4,559
7,839
18, 599
2,337
294,899
10,001
11, 249
4,790
8,239
1,659
20, 612
15, 305
78, 860
31,983
281, 362
3,002
6,357
15,190
6,858
2,261
1,690
2,981
7,581
1,236
9,727
1,669
2,888
16, 271
1,724
534
25, 592
4,778
7,675
19, 390
2,053
1,060
21,627
20, 476
198, 864
20,881
2,017
958
1,233
1,508
404
4
16, 217
1,364
1,256
4,822
302
2,337
3,607
2,207
79, 500
^ 6 9 , 974
3,368
~ 18," 598
51
12
355
200
19
Q
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>
147
W
f
w
393
37
206
395
to
1
Exclusive of receipts from p e r m i t s issued b y p u b l i c service enterprises, w h i c h are i n c l u d e d in T a b l e 11.
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TABLE
8.—REVENUE
RECEIPTS
FROM S U B V E N T I O N S AND G R A N T S ,
DONATIONS,
AND P E N S I O N
ASSESSMENTS:
to
1923
00
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 35]
RECEIPTS FROM SUBVENTIONS A N D GRANTS
BY OTHER CIVIL DIVISIONS
Subventions for
education
Aggregate
RECEIPTS FROM DONATIONS B Y PRIVATE P E R S O N S
AND CORPORATIONS
Other subventions
and grants
Total
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I.
II.
III
IV
V
$96, 742,363
$115, 249,474
50,955,941
21,188,489
21, 245,892
13, 692, 749
8,166,403
38,871,130
18, 760,182
19,223, 610
12, 605,175
7, 282, 266
For expenses
Total
By
State
By
county
$77,133,796
!9,362,928
37, 065,219
11,894,934
13,415,883
8,997, 795
5, 759,965
40,500
4, 513,900
3,520,249
1,288,279
By
State
By
county
$8,951,363 $1,294,276 $2,731,315
1,805,911
6, 790,931
75,927
59, 032
219, 562
33,817
1,217,900
28,099
14,460
331,406
1,095,840
614,807
397,826
291,436
For
Other
outlays
than
Pensi ons
pensions
$597,724
31,149
334,421
48,823
143, 053
40, 278
$276,043
17, 082
105, 769
36,183
61, 925
55,084
For
principal
of public
trust
funds
Receipts
from
pension
assessments
$657,911 $1,199,637 $15, 775, 796
230,180
102, 761
164,045
118,662
42, 263
52,995
552,889
365,756
74,186
153,811
11, 753,405
1,332,467
1,407,475
- 689,748
592,701
GROUP I — C I T I E S HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 A N D OVER
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
New York, N . Y
Philadelphia, P a
D e t r o i t , Mich__
Cleveland, O h i o —
St. L o u i s , M o
Buffalo N Y
$18,542,557
$26,054,301
3,734,681
5, 621,146
3, 509,961
4, 250, 545
3,293, 589
3, 543, 789
25,829
359,055 I
1,044,103
1,067,850
1,108, 812
468, 782
2,706,519
1,524,915
2, 224,837 I
2,025,390
1,065, 249
62,963
2, 649,949
1,425,147
1,809,123
1,707,979
$18,542,557
3, 523,430
3,194,809
2,834,778
25,829
1,044,103
$211, 251
315,152
458,811
1,065, 249
59,063
2,465,809
1,278,915
1,426, 219
1, 604,458
3,900
184,140
146, 232
382,904
103, 521
$14, 028
3,775 1
10, 712
188,998 I
3,250
1,235
57, 111
18,873
394
33,000
30
$3,475
10, 712
9,783
766
$14, 028
300
5
2,484
235
$179,210
1,000
10,000
6,670
300
33,000
6,319
94
$7,497, 716
1,882, 690
729,872
61,202
329,976
22, 512
$47,111
5,884
30
43, 563
348, 708
37, 697
99, 374
382, 714
317, 381
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
13
14
1*>
16
17
18
N e w a r k , N . J_
__ __ _
Minneapolis, M i n n
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
N e w Orleans, L a
$1,327,816
9, 234,123
2, 232,131
991, 757
1,054, 566
933,534
$1,159,342
$596,560
13,060,673
8,910, 086
1,964,887
2,133,980
667,127
813, 312
37, 685
37,685
687,036
687,036 I
$15,346
$562, 782
i 5,849,413
169,093
130,839
$3, 250
$183
97, 515
41, 036
4,235
3,858
64,633
21,475
757,107
263,715
150,878 1
2,876
$567
377
35,145
503
52, 233
$2, 500
56,479
8,013
35, 769
$492,889
60,000
$165, 224
226, 522
93,916
113,812
259, 774
95,620
3
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19
20
21
??,
23
Kansas City, M o . .
I n d i a n a p o l i s , Ind_
Rochester, N . Y_
Seattle, W a s h
Jersey C i t v , N . J
___
_
.
582, 307
449, 593
1, 582, 111
1,400,915
1,399, 636
i
|
!
|
564,825 1
412,203
1,337, 578
1,368,957
1, 335,178
GROUP
24
25
?6
27
08
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
Louisville, K y
29
30
31
32
33
Providence, R. I
St. P a u l , M i n n
O a k l a n d , Calif
Atlanta, Ga .
A k r o n , Ohio
34
35
36
37
38
O m a h a , N e b r __
Birmingham, Ala
Syracuse, N . Y
Richmond, Va
39
40
41
4?
43
.
_
__
.
564,825
387,049
1, 297, 526
1,360,027
1,271,539
III.-- C I T I E S
$1, 373, 633
444.156
101,411
105.157
581, 656
$1,331,061
230,741
74,947
11, 908
549,894
$115, 204
202,196
70, 947
9, 908
327, 699
120, 251
1,374, 427
2,139, 904
235,725
96, 246
81,001
1,339,941
2,123,117
183,725
19,154
81, 001
401, 058
921, 631
171, 225
12, 981
190,826
807, 843 |
56,430 !
580, 592
255,837
172,126
218, 554
47, 575
578, 970
255,837
San A n t o n i o , T e x
Dallas, Tex
New Haven, Conn
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio
550, 589
524, 079
235,983
563, 256
100,621
545,186
512,144
108,858
561,806 j
29, 269
540, 528
512,144
102,539
72,096
25, 769
44
45
46
47
48
Norfolk, Va._
H o u s t o n , Tex
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio _
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Springfield, M a s s ._
219,217
574,981
71,182
480,969
184,311
177,895
573, 744
11,801
468, 111
49, 983
177, 895
567,176
7,856
460,413
42, 579
49
50
51
52
53
B r i d g e p o r t , C o n n _._
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, P a
Paterson, N . J
Hartford, Conn
114,705
351, 972
309,681
544, 320
109,916 1 I
91,408
351, 972
259,349
527, 608
78, 583 i
86,840
351, 972
259, 349
527, 608
76, 344
1
By the United States.
_..
6,235
8,930
63, 639
$33,817
11,320
3,198
3,154
89
1,189
6,162
34,192
241, 379
31, 958
63,908
11,231
3,198
1,965
550
550
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
226,103
812,883 |
174,744 1
644, 596
282,464
_
25,154
$1, 215, 857
$28, 545
4,000
2, 000
$212,195
10, 000
938, 883
1, 201,486
12, 500
6,173
18, 700
589, 289
8,855
1,622
1,658
$11,072
201,828
2, 679 !
3,832
27,572 1
25
908
675
52,000
6, 498
3,351 ,
50
50, 701
340
3,004
$11, 037
$1,151
2,290
2,257
23,011
$677
389
1,575
496
25
222
675
2,000
686
$35
200,000
4,065
39, 225
33, 578
16,112
50, 000
6,498
70, 594
3,351
50
31,926
4,990
67, 613
63, 664
23, 623
50,701
814
340
190
844
1,929
394
2,488
3
2,666
5,403
5, 666
98, 788
3,000
0, 319
22, 500
467, 210
3,500
1,568
5,000
3,945
7,698
7,404
6,269
28, 337
1,450
26, 915
26, 959
1,237
5,139
554
69,618
4,340
27, 099
1,450
24, 326
26, 799
1,237
98
14, 363
445
69,618
54, 242
12, 304
64, 710
300
25,550
49, 423
16, 362
5,057
5,139
109
44, 437
160
23, 297
4,568
2,239
$31, 500
11, 587
23, 785
89, 417
4,190
909
350
26, 276 1
909
716
50
10
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TABLE 8.—REVENUE
R E C E I P T S FROM S U B V E N T I O N S AND G R A N T S , D O N A T I O N S , AND P E N S I O N A S S E S S M E N T S :
1923—Continued
to
o
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 35]
RECEIPTS FROM DONATIONS BY PRIVATE PERSONS
AND CORPORATIONS
RECEIPTS FROM SUBVENTIONS AND GRANTS
BY OTHER CIVIL DIVISIONS
Subventions for
education
Aggregate
Other subventions
and grants
Total
By
State
By
county
By
State
By
county
For expenses
Total
Other
than
Pensions
pensions
For
outlays
For
principal
of public
trust
funds
Eeceipts
from
pension
assessments
I—l
>
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
o
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h
Albany N Y
Kansas City. Kans
Flint, Mich
69
70
71
72
Yonkers, N . Y
Duluth, Minn
73
74
75
76
Utica, N . Y
Elizabeth, N . J
$1,016
$1,016
$104,301
139,877
491.140
708,129
407,642
$81, 242
102,487
469, 602
686, 753
393, 447
$81, 242
94, 899
469, 602
686,753
393, 447
557,849
68, 896
327, 850
849, 383
10, 794
552,192
63, 896
288, 995
831, 558
5,794
93, 873
58, 491
286, 255
831, 558
5, 794
458, 319
5,405
114, 852
275, 296
206, 763
33, 829
215, 264
77, 963
261, 077
193, 569
32, 923
180,154
74, 009
239, 705
193, 569
29, 966
180,154
3,954
20,172
513, 636
215, 556
832, 920
394, 530
448, 073
159, 089
814,046
382, 979
448, 073
153, 550
552, 772
382, 979
323, 913
33, 702
729, 067
41, 565
272, 767
2,903
712, 038
25, 329
463,076
25, 329
$22, 043
37, 390
21, 018
9, 636
14, 195
$7, 588
490
11,740
63
5. 000
2, 833
3,811
5,000
$2, 740
1,200
8, 901
524
906
4,400
2,957
362
4,540
630
323
5, 539
261, 274
$1, 961
490
9, 779
63
$5, 666
2,833
2, 718
5, 000
1,093
4,400
87
14
275
170
030
323
5, 051
272, 767
2,903
242,462
$6, 500
669
2,500
39
630
30, 710
05, 201
51, 927
18, 244
11, 228
4,356
2,551
>
w
5,594
36,022
14,014
36, 889
5, 318
12, 670
$8,901
524
906
I—I
46, 095
30, 799
16, 360
16, 236
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GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
$162,864
37, 755
25,307
391,906
107,925
$162,864
6,341
22, 500
348,803
81, 780
$56, 336
3,341
20,301
347, 332
75, 774
$72,472
90, 256
71,215
115,929
311,041
119,345
90,256
45,810
112, 600
303, 210
107,414
58,309
43,882
112,600
300,119
100,332
31,947
1,011
87
88
89
90
91
68,850
247, 602
170,805
758, 562
482,835
68, 850
245,176
151, 388
738,449
435,888
68,850
41,680
151,388
303,112
435,888
92
93
94
95
96
192,109
105,102
26,039
93, 788
146,907
80, 619
24,960
87,817
146,907
80,619
24,960
83,167
45, 044
136,125
155,420
357, 227
168, 810 j
41,952
131,124
135,030
274,717
146,605 I
41,952
115,828
135,030
273,046
145,930
77
78
79
80
81
Oklahoma City, Okla
C a n t o n , Ohio
Somerville, M a s s
89
83
84
85
86
Tulsa, Okla
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
El Paso
Tex
South Bend
Ind
Rockford, 111
Troy N Y
Charleston S C
Little Rock Ark
E a s t S t L o u i s 111
Passaic, N . J._
...
6,006
$5,381
26,145
$25, 386
917
2,666
2,000
46
6,541
1,026
5,000
83
$1, 471
3,091
7,082
$31,414
2,807
37,722
$5,381
759
!
435, 337
15, 620
210
1,320
210
13, 220
4,650
3,833
400
3,433
15, 296
275
1,869
1,671
91, 774
205,342
12,886
69,943
159,167
845, 913
85, 759
5,225
118, 612 1
225,237
845, 913
83, 770
5,22*5
110,429
220,713
275,695
83,770
710
108,085
219, 505
570, 218
94,670
26, 291
344,170
654,457
299, 214
89,890
24,137
329,785
654,457
271,874 1
86,655
23,396
329,785
252,421
271,874
3,235
1,457
60,466
53, 542
22, 205
16, 306
270
90, 730
750
340
4,515
2,344
1,208
1,201
51,341
4,630
66,666
624
270
730
§11
11,112
750
750
149
2,353
311
8,239
24,455
1,357
17, 571
23,428
1,649
340
741
402,036
•
22, 205
750
149
2,353
2,817
3,132
20,390
28,968
275
1,869
i,666
2,426
19,417
4,493
46, 737
23, 202
11,195
1,079
2,138
22,000
68
675
$300
$14,000
22,000
13, 288
91, 774
206, 799
73, 352
69, 943
159,167
23,405
3,283
1,290
10,905
46
1,541
943
i
203,496
116, 379
231, 524
165, 439
88, 264
182, 595
!
j
!
1
$34,056
3,000
2,199
7,433
4,375
2, .427
2,154
14,074
27,340
to
TABLE
8.—REVENUE
RECEIPTS
FROM S U B V E N T I O N S
AND G R A N T S , D O N A T I O N S , AND P E N S I O N
ASSESSMENTS:
1923—Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 35]
RECEIPTS FROM SUBVENTIONS AND GRANTS
BY OTHER CIVIL DIVISIONS
Subventions for
education
Aggregate
R E C E I P T S FROM DONATIONS B Y PRIVATE P E R S O N S
AND CORPORATIONS
Other subventions
and grants
For expenses
Other
than
pensions
Total
Total
By
State
By
county
By
State
By
county
Pensions
For
outlays
For
principal
of public
trust
funds
Receipts
from
pension
assessments
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
117
US
119
120
121
Springfield, Ohio
199
Lansing, Mich_
123
I'M
1°5
126
Mobile, Ala
B e r k e l e y , Calif
Springfield, 111
9
1 7
128
129
130
131
Hamtramck, Mich
Hoi yoke, Mass Highland Park, Mich
132
133
13/1
135
136
137
138
139
110
141
14°
143
Huntington, W . Va
E a s t Orange, N . J
Wheeling, W . Va
_
_ _
$36,257
123, 921
127,082
141,067
104,240
$6, 939
106, 706
123, 306
121, 728
77, 684
$3, 939
106, 706
123,306
121, 728
77, 684
159,460
44,423
93,862
561,225
84,887
155, 789
38,761
90,799
561,170
68,876
147, 259
38,199
90, 799
235, 530
68,876
71,043
122,347
36,290
238,134
131,430
49,906
118, 592
30,631
236,866
103, 372
48,112
118, 592
30, 631
39,037
103, 372
67,149
202, 590
73, 072
30, 295
78,971
37, 960
184, 604
68, 289
13,114
75, 976
34,460
184, 604
68, 289
10,908
75, 976
1,013
238,463
55,185
7,305
69, 288
1,013
232,002
53, 631
1, 901
67, 683
1,013
232,002
53, 631
1,901
67, 683
79, 952
37, 731 |
76,250
36.844 I
76, 250
36,844
$3, 000
$11,449
$11,449
2,769
$4, 330
4,200
562
3,523
3,063
55
- 10,352
325, 640
1,794
177,829
$20,000
3,500
3,832
286
5,659
1,268
1,200
29,189
560
2,853
$*,769
$1,330
3,063
3,671
2,139
2,193
55
10,352
5,659
3,832
3,689
318
1,200
175
1,970
$17,869
17, 215
3,776
16, 570
26, 556
$111
17,305
3,469
950
26,858
36
29,153
560
453
17,426
1,930
17,181
2,995
12
12
874
874
6,449
1,554
4,530
1,605
2,400
2,206
574
574
3,128
887
144
145
Lancaster, P a
Winston-Salem, N . C.._
146
147
148
149
Shreveport, La
Jackson, Mich
Augusta, Ga
F r e s n o , Calif
150
151
152
153
Quincy, Mass
P a s a d e n a , Calif
Topeka, Kans
Atlantic City, N . J._
154
155
156
157
Kalamazoo, Mich
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C
_.
_____
_
__._
__
_
84, 774 I
255,480
69,317 j
250,980
69,317
122, 991 [
138, 701
74, 364 1
753,155
110,593 i
135,457
74,364
740,433
110,593
132,148
74,364
279,030
31, 707
521,434
19,450
347,897
31, 707
518,096
19, 350
329, 763
28,320
288, 916
19,350
329, 763
2,487
249,180
900
130, 423
31, 434
21,147
217, 500
129, 264
3,213
6, 458
217, 500
125, 083
338
4, 349
1,202
3,206
975
2,875
310
310 1
4, 500
250, 980
201
10,428
166
1,125
2,184
10, 227
166
9,657 i
461, 403
15,147
4,500
3,065
9,657
3, 338
100
3,313
1,159
4,650
1,159
1,970
3,078
25
100
18,134
4,650
23, 571
14, 689
$740
$20
$1, 387
2,104
32, 776
4,152
16, 386
22,985
2,109
216, 298
i
1
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
158
159
160
161
162
C e d a r R a p i d s , I o w a __
Wichita Falls, Tex
York, P a
__
E l m i r a , N . Y__ __
Newton, Mass.
163
164
165
166
167
Bay City, M i c h . . .
McKeesport, Pa
N e w C a s t l e , Pa__
D e c a t u r , 111
O a k P a r k , 111
_
168
169
170
171
17?
Chelsea, M a s s . .
Kenosha, Wis
Hammond, Ind
G a l v e s t o n , Tex._
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
__
__
173
174
175
176
177
Beaumont, Tex
Woonsocket, R. I
Pittsfield, M a s s
Perth Amboy, N . J
M o n t g o m e r y , Ala_
178
179
180
181
182
S t o c k t o n , Calif
M e d f o r d , M a s s __. _ _
Lima, Ohio.
Charleston, W . Va
Lexington, K y
__
__ _
__
__
___
__
$36,791
84, 901
99, 739
184, 593
67, 247
$34,644 1
84, 901
95, 587
133, 227 1
43,118
$34,644
84, 901
95, 587
131,785
39, 257
178, 228
100, 322
104, 773
51, 532
44, 370
172, 644
99,178
94, 999
49, 577
39, 603
171.102
99,178
94,999
49, 577
39, 603
24,115
130. 424
69, 649
330, 956
246, 729
6,816
110, 601
60,154
330, 956
203, 228
6,816
64, 734
57, 713
137,389
203, 228
.
116, 357
28, 542
22, 017
129, 414
108,103
112,357
17, 758
9, 260
115, 292
106, 303
112,357
17, 758
7,002
115,292
50, 947
510, 764
18,834
22,130
1,175
63, 687 1
507, 379
3, 213
9, 874
1,175
58, 339 1
199, 331
496
6,874
1,175
55,577
Q
$760
$322
$3, 861
$1,120
34,980
1,144
1,542
1,517
$100
1,144
87
10
87
110
1,372
42,400
2,441
3,754
2,095
189, 813
-
63
7, 794
7,031
14, 778
10, 658
4,000
7,726
4, 000
100
63
$763
5,000
2,726
152
152
1,800
86
1, 875
525
362
w
17,299
19, 760
1,701
3,058
12, 757
13,970
1,800
308, 048
2,717
3,000
H
28, 723
4,120
2,258
55, 356
4,067
1,144
9,774
1,868
4,657
1,517
>
86
3,385
15,621
12,170
5,348
to
fcO
00
T A B L E 8 . — R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S FROM S U B V E N T I O N S AND G R A N T S , D O N A T I O N S , AND P E N S I O N A S S E S S M E N T S :
to
to
1923—Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 35]
RECEIPTS FROM DONATIONS B Y PRIVATE P E R S O N S
AND CORPORATIONS
RECEIPTS FROM SUBVENTIONS AND GRANTS
BY OTHER CIVIL DIVISIONS
Subventions for
education
Aggregate
Total
By
State
By
county
Other subventions
and grants
For expenses
Total
By
State
By
county
Other
than
pensions
Pensions
For
outlays
For
principal
of public
trust
funds
Receipts
from
pension
assessments
9
GROUP V — C I T I E S HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
$125, 000
169, 095
$130, 025
184, 663
47, 070
134,169
57, 299
$125, 000
181, 847
8, 595
113,897
16, 814
Butte, Mont
Fitchburg, Mass
East Chicago, Ind-..
San Jose, Calif
Williamsport, Pa
117,554
16, 270
54, 020
495, 796
93, 430
11C, 304
4,700
54, 020
494, 521
82, 093
193
194
195
196
197
West Hoboken, N . J
Evanston, 111
Hamilton, Ohio
Brookline, Mass
Jamestown, N . Y . . _
214, 091
40, 220
12,199
12, 332
144, 771
196, 579
34, 474
4, 522
2, 650
130, 972
198
199
200
201
202
Springfield, Mo
Waco, Tex
Muskegon, Mich
Lorain, Ohio
Muncie, Ind
80, 712
146, 780
148, 468
22, 383
69, 280
79, 712
146, 780
117,101
7,512
63, 613
417
145, 760
114, 401
4, 512
57, 849
10, 295
1,020
1, 625
203
204
205
206
207
Pontiac, Mich
Chicopee, Mass
Joliet, 111
Columbia, S. C
Superior, Wis
97 ; 573
24, 747
60, 492
88, 242
70, 581
94, 741
15, 764
57, 610
88, 242
50, 274
1,034
!,650
',610
.,590
1,274
5,057
2,114
29, 034
100, 023
27, 616
100,023
',616
i,623
183
184
185
186
187
Greensboro, N . C
Pueblo, Colo
Salem, Mass
Madison, Wis
Everett, Mass
188
189
190
191
192
Dubuque, Iowa
Battle Creek, Mich _
$2,
8,
113,
14,
50,
2,
51,
$9, 835
1,856
$5, 025
130
24, 031
135
25, 000
50
1,250
65, 675
2,691
2,168
295, 533
>
$4, 625
$130
1,655
135
" 25," 666"
$2, 686
14,444
20,137
15,485
w
1,000
1,200
10, 320
H
22, 376
$50
250
a
$400
1,091
11,337
196, 579
34, 474
3,000
~~2~650~
~130~!
1, 075
3,000
1,650
583
406
583
1,226
200
3,000
2,218
315
1,000
1,000
3,000
1,903
275
M
Ul
H
M
o
Ul
o
H
M
28,500
28, 500
500
~670~
16,929
4,520
7,477
6,682
11, 581
>
500
275
670
2,867
14,371
5,667
2,557
8,983
2,212
82, 652
20,307
1,418
Ul
Aurora, 111
_
Waterloo, Iowa
New Rochelle, N . Y„__
43,210
21,682
266,098
Stamford, Conn__
Taunton, Mass__
Council Bluffs, Iowa,__
Portsmouth, Ohio
Rock Island, 111
30, 213
13,183
21,536
16,552
38,427
22,093
13,183
20,055
4,582
34,820
21,692
10,719
20,055
3,232
34,820
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Quincy, 111
Austin, Tex____
Auburn, N. Y
New Brunswick, N . J__
100, 747
37,115
138,974
122,030
116,470
85,844
36, 745
138,974
106,347
102, 504
85,844
36, 745
130,138
105,038
102, 504
Easton, Pa
Newport News ,Va
Danville, 111 __
Ogden, Utah
Wilmington, N . C
74,432
50,906
40,496
217,199
3,769
63,895
48,671 |
38,953 1
216,199
2,316
63,895
48,671
38,953
216,199
2,316
94,964
169, 559
44,072
113,249
55, 530
85,489
165,052
41,819 1
99,947 1
52,702
85,489
165,052
38,082
99,947
52,702
23, 754
46, 803
57,103
59, 629
23,754
46,803 1
57,103 1
58,045
23,754
46,803
52,884
58,045
Hazleton, P a .
Orange, N. J.__
Kokomo, Ind
Amsterdam, N . Y
Petersburg, Va
_._
_
Pensacola, Fla
Norristown, Pa
Lewiston, Me
Oshkosh, Wis
40,360 (
20,312
179,306
10 1
121
57,308
40,360
20,312
179,306
10
121
57,308
5,905
2,215
600
400
200
700
500
200
881
11,970
2,907
4,466
370
1,000
20
3,466
350
10,437
2,770
30
12,913
13, 936
5,905 1
401
2,840
1,249
29,484
2,464
1,350
8,836
$1,309
2, 770
30
10,537
2,235
1,543
1,000 i
1,210
1,000
1,210
243
Q
W
786
9,475
3,384
2,253
6,903
2,042
1,123
1,123
6,399
786
6,399
3,737
4,219
395
395
1,189
10
12, 453
r
CO
Green Bay, Wis
Columbus, Ga
Watertown, N . Y
Moline, 111
79,278
36,464
136,097
33, 711
66,815
34,828
121,041
30,424
66,815
34,828
120,144
30,424
Sheboygan, Wis
Waltham, Mass
Newport, R. I__
Muskogee, Okla
50,309
30, 588
40, 725
28,288
37,724
20,840
14,419
27,908
37,724
9,348
14,419
19,218
Newburgh, N . Y
La Crosse, W i s . . .
Lynchburg, Va
Colorado Springs, Colo.
95,494
59,085
54,103
36,943
82, 766
42, 771
51,689
29,009
82,692
42,771
51,689
667
___
_.
10
1,636
3,405
676
897
1,636
621
352
1,992
352
9,500
8,690
74
28,342
464
2,941
55
20,409
380
4,826
5,583
380
4,796
605
816
300
3,875
305
7,000
7,000
10,000
105
11,651
2,611
12,233
9,748
5,897
7, 932
15, 709
2,414
934
to
bo
en
TABLE
9.—REVENUE
R E C E I P T S FROM H I G H W A Y P R I V I L E G E S
R E N T OP I N V E S T M E N T P R O P E R T I E S , AND I N T E R E S T :
to
to
1923
[Forv ist of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 35]
RECEIPTS FltOM B E N T OF INVESTMENT P R O P E R T I E S
Aggregate
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
II
III
IV
V
$111,570,292
80,824,953
9, 687,482
12, 042, 594
5, 778, 238
3, 237, 025
Receipts
from
highway
privileges j
Total
By
sinking
and
public
trust
funds
By
investment
funds
and from
miscellaneous real
property
Total
$63,718,398
$26,700, 016 $21,151, 878
1,323,971
$12, 827,907
18,134,357
1, 772,444
411,193
759,944
73,940
, 102, 947
146,161
64, 216
1,804
8,843
10,031,410
1, 626, 283
346, 977
758,140
65, 097
19,618,237
1,995,611
3,485,869
1,114,948
485,351
RECEIPTS FROM I N T E R E S T
By
sinking
funds
By
public
trust
funds
$38, 867, 498
$5, 846, 526
28, 883, 712
3, 014, 215
4,451,619
1, 518, 238
999, 714
3, 963, 720
497, 576
616,934
390, 227
378, 069
$23,010,196 $21,057,425 $1,178,141
14, 061
503, 401
3,771,456
2, 412, 929 1,600,973
4,729, 582
658,
056
40, 234
1,030,645
1, 038,439
3,140
2, 584,858
238,
540
60, 846
561, 601
43, 072, 359
5, 919,427
8,145, 532
3, 903, 346
2, 677, 734
By
investment
funds
and from
investments
On
current
deposits
3
$3, 787,452 $15, 216,922
Q
2, 901, 963
477, 930
111,190
185, 790
110, 579
7, 322,964
1, 929, 706
2, 965, 789
1, 809,091
1,189,372
CD
$25, 359
1, 663,989
52, 989
60, 465
3,179
5,166
$749, 271
1, 590, 005
662,691
271,890
1, 540,100
257,049
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
$29, 253, 648
17,301,183
16, 649,162
1,104, 854
2, 633,156
1,920, 292
Baltimore, Md
Boston, Mass
Los Angeles, Calif—
Pittsburgh, Pa
San Francisco, Calif.
Buffalo, N . Y
2, 834,978
4, 307, 663
1,340,181
1,188, 010
1, 392, 273
899, 553
$3,001,766
12, 657, 701
708,107
72,161
1,785
1,100, 833
$3, 241,686
872,026
11,211,473
2,048
46, 513
257,858
64,984
1, 285,949
65,261 ! 2, 073, 807
145,588
346, 512 ;
57,867 i
66, 553
112, 623
243,142 !
77,153 !
39; 198
$3,241,686
$714,307 i
157,719
1,780,791 i 4,430,682
2,048
46,513
207,440 :
50,418
32,988 i
364,896 i
_-..
.-..I
1,725 i
800 j
31,996
1,708,911
145,588
66,553
110,898
38, 398
1, 484, 045
2,168, 595
848, 081
1, 063, 590
1, 036, 508
783, 202
1,311,615
1, 546, 368
145, 568
248, 163
212, 548
52,494
432,029
3,097
45, 982
13,571
29,812
aw
10, 695
74, 260
21, 531
924, 233
60, 097
109, 241
190,198
625,156
747,914
98 704
480, 745
o
H
w
Xfl
.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
Milwaukee, Wis
Washington, D . C . .
Newark, N . J
Minneapolis, M i n n .
Cincinnati, Ohio
New Orleans, La
$53,417 j
52,151
798
1,534,991 1
58, 592
Kansas City, M o .
Indianapolis, I n d .
Rochester, N . Y . Seattle, Wash
Jersey City, N . J -
305, 744
22, 574
161, 638
22
329, 258
$92,037 !
53,864 !
2,571 i
19,979 |
11,741 !
27,785 i
10,159 i
2,571
20,239
11,741
27,785
10,159
$532, 202
189,090
657, 429
464, 676
1,756,890
254, 500
$4, 589
161, 797
539, 817
165, 572 i
,126,281
45, 767
610,083
214, 573
306, 330
209, 760
723, 894
263, 244
55, 312
145, 263
1,395
505,178
$257, 867
426
78,943
71,693
433,483
127,716
29,978 j
41,304 !._
29,997 j
719 :
5,764
26,908
316, 861
117, 957
125, 306
• 180,738
218,716
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
Portland, Oreg...
Denver, Colo
Toledo, Ohio
Columbus, Ohio.
Louisville, Ky___
$143,438
897,658
395
18,844
16,973
$9,724
24,563
40,964
14,942
500
Providence, R. I .
St. Paul, M i n n . . .
Oakland, Calif.._
Atlanta, Ga
Akron, Ohio
78,936
60,381
41,353
123,799
316
55,835
54,235
820
1,053
5,824
Omaha, Nebr
Birmingham, Ala.
Worcester, M a s s . .
Syracuse, N . Y
Richmond, Va
302,654
7,970
1,800
5,585
I
$8, 400
3,686
17,869
3,770
3,447
$9, 724
16, 163
40,964
11,256
500
$231,382
201, 188 i
523,490
753,896
197,186
$115,931
8,244
258,404
513,367
86,451
$39,308
90, 423
6,775
3,562
1,536
$28,399
291
3,117
304
1,099
$47, 744
102,230
255,194
236,663
108,100
37,966
50,465
820
1,053
5,824
685, 769
284,449
27,292
118,977
370, 546
472,499
243,916
37,270
21,988
16,849
86,050
118,121
2,180
12,883
200
159,151
18,545
27,292
30,547
239, 542
214,410 !
79, 808 1
216,064
95, 059
322,948 j
113,867
10,345
159, 630
17, 682
3,862
38,919
738
15,477
2,962
5,047
688
2,219
36,739
3,174
470
3,989
1,394
3,732
1,800
2,138
56,609
240,221
203,748
252
252
San Antonio, T e x . . .
Dallas, Tex
New Haven, Conn..
Memphis, Tenn
Dayton, Ohio
17,085
144,126
17,898
50,815
6,752
2,478
12,775
9,427
8,099
2,478
12, 775
9,427
8,099
109,126
188, 304
134,287
117, 505
218,382
|
33,089
157,653
16,932
25,927
107,457
Norfolk, Va
Houston, Tex
Youngstown, Ohio
Grand Rapids, Mich..
Springfield, Mass.
1
I
27,126
168,240
29,092
1, 753
II
12,425
61,938
6,751
6,626 j
739
2,121
61,938
6,751
1,626
739
2,121
150, 908 |
153, 596
194,189
100,113
63, 533 1
128,894
116,853
164,838
56,499
43,605
5,000
j
|
1
11,480
441
2,424
12
4,141
101
64
79,899
60,554
17,515
94,309
63,109
75,248
28,368
80,616
91,578
107,281
16, 631
33,011
17,871
43,173
17,504
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TABLE 9 . — R E V E N U E RECEIPTS FROM HIGHWAY PRIVILEGES, RENT OP INVESTMENT PROPERTIES, AND INTEREST:
1923—Continued
00
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 35]
City number
RECEIPTS FROM RENT OF INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
CITY
Aggregate
Receipts
from
highway
privileges
Total
[
By
sinking
and
public
trust
funds
By
investment
funds
a n d from
miscellan e o u s real
property
RECEIPTS FROM INTEREST
Total
By
sinking
funds
By
public
trust
funds
By
investment
funds
a n d from
investments
On
current
deposits
3
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
49
50
51
5?
53
Paterson, N . J
Hartford, Conn
54
55
56
57
58
Trenton, N . J
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h
Camden, N .J
59
60
61
6?
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
Fort Worth, Tex
._
-
.
Albany, N . Y
Yonkers, N Y
Duluth, Minn
Elizabeth, N . J
---
585
300
1,482
50
6,538
49,301
128,036
154,073
65,430
117,906
1,545
91,101
117,739
4,100
100,100
6,902
16, 789
6,950
5,374
5,260
2,245
3,211
2,245
3,211
102
1,041
102
1,041
75, 597
130,762
78,929
68,477
51,898
56,535
113,773
45,180
8,766
14,019
569
2,742
5,691
21, 310
921
34,249
86,070
74,778
178,059
41,233
9,293
5,000
17,030
164,424
15,308
12,979
$677
10,000
146,296
66,798
1,097
1,500
8,819
84,507 1
129,016
322,914
91,658
281,949
34,621
680
165,236
26,178
157,505
585
300
3,605
50
6,538
183,328
133,973
86,641
68,764
102,663
105,486
7,712
185
49,724
34.249
86,070
89,993
180,566
43,952
Flint Mich
Erie P a
$18, 695
39,690
19,057
92,257
65,223
$1,500
1,097
1,500
8,819
$44,770
90,894
76,929
100,172
115,170
$35,734
$80,504
91,571
88,026
247,968
190,787
85,897
86,787
99.250
235, 501 1
$18,058
2,123
$17,676
15,215
2, 591
2,507
128
13,837
72
37,873
128,623
5,196
652
240
1,600
2,507
128
1,456
279
3,740
373
240
1,600
to
to
66,864
86,063
61,137
105, 278 [
12,175
45,899
22,553
14,931
441
14,586
$3,021
2,241
1,461
2,515
$24,575
48,183
40,700
6,013
32,846
1,530
898
40,854
20.146
29,384
54,426
11,648
1,666
18,493
14,247
28,058
38,401
35,292
11,977
81,070
53,036
11,060
24,760
4,712
2,575
1,165
47, 509
62,376
1,091
7,294
1,226
1,487 1
19,355
10,286
14.147
73,944
tr1
2
O
o
73
74
75
76
Utica, N . Y
Lynn, Mass
Tacoma, Wash
Jacksonville, Fla
_
_
77,126
51,746
153,097 1
126,247
50,174
38,000
4,350
4,642
4,350
4,642
77,126 ! |
47,396
98,281
88,247
6,404
36,487
50,473
7,438
2,769
2,054
7,249
$176,175
78,192
1,160
8, 215
9, 484
$193
8,762
8,899
16,819
$2,293
87,002
35, 628
17
67,126
2, 300
1,064
446
5,104
98
3,208
4,159
2,654
24,309
63,284
5,486
21,445
80,998
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
77
78
79
80
81
Oklahoma City, Okla
C a n t o n , Ohio
Somerville, M a s s
Schenectady, N . Y
Waterbury, Conn
8?
83
84
85
86
Tulsa, Okla
87
88
89
90
91
Savannah, Ga
_-
Fort Wayne, Ind
E l Paso, Tex
Evansville, Ind
_
S a n D i e g o , Calif _
9?
93
94
95
96
Manchester, N . H
Harrisburg, Pa
P e o r i a , 111
Wichita, Kans
St. Joseph, M o
97
98
99
100
101
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
South Bend, Ind
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Binghamton, N . Y
Portland, Me
10?,
103
104
105
106
Rockford, 111
Troy, N . Y
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
Little Rock, Ark
107
108
109
110
111
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif-. _
E a s t S t . L o u i s , 111
Brockton, Mass
Terre H a u t e , I n d .
Saginaw, M i c h . .
_
___
_.
$199,461
135, 637
16, 527
36, 519 I
38, 612
$15, 699
1,365
$24
185
$24
185
$183, 762
135, 637
16, 527
35,130
38,427
189,310
51,531
35,951 1
87,203 |
51,113
18, 600
3,172
15,442
16,340
500
1,050
267
120
16, 340
500
1,050
267
120
154,370
51, 031
34, 401
83, 764
35,551
22,947
4,060
44, 588
108,603
114,722
9,015
134
135
70,968
45,660
5,364
5,364
8,568
3,926
44,451
37,035
69,059
21, 401
144, 578
30,032
106, 445
78, 971
2,872
92, 598
1,781
32,120
28, 228
75,816
39, 786
11,128
37,429
123, 732
61,890
2,362
355
180
7,422
19, 550
24, 786
125,770
42,486
86,672
11,154
5,054
62,601
6,181
31,864
32.371
134,766 !
500
34, 745
15, 621
9,049
816
680
600 |
3
$600
3
1,115
1,115
4,445
4,445
308
308
1
17,414
51,980
23,806
74, 325
50,435
6,318
2,666
25,152
19,206
35,100
15, 734
2,436
2, 626
14,825
2,531
488
1,043
6,876
1,040
118
61, 533
1, 277
7,360
1,750
5, 633
22, 239
4, 284
7,727
6,803
192
39, 666
95
1,593
60
1,203
1,766
11,067
1,302
3,993
14,847
12, 287
7,424
51
2,651
4, 520
51
2,651
4,520
8,396
19, 732
125, 719
5,090
66,531
22,179
3,868
3,868
49, 684
5,365
31, 864
29,134
132,681 1
"418
23, 797
1,525
9,712
3, 237
1,405
2,000
93
1,611
8,154
10,090
2,442
5, 741
6,456
369
1,778
3,237
1,405 I
250
324
1,351
369 !
1,778
1,318
66,304
14,957
25,121
16, 540
24, 200
o
1,260
51,974
12,608
37,424 !
10,773
36,880 I
114, 532
1,318 1
5,843
$7,394
48,683
15,367
15,723
12,124
12,888
2,495
10, 367
746
3,003
3,781
275
6,824
26, 376
4,044
66, 053
43, 491
W
10, 288
12, 821
7,983
30, 383
27, 757
15,196
77,123
3,229
44,352
31,193
3,645
4,074
8,981
110,407
to
to
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TABLE 9 . — R E V E N U E RECEIPTS FROM HIGHWAY PRIVILEGES, R E N T OF INVESTMENT PROPERTIES, AND INTEREST:
1923—Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 35]
RECEIPTS FROM RF.NT OF INVESTMENT P R O P E R T I E S
Receipts
from
highway
privileges
Aggregate
Total
By
sinking
and
public
trust
funds
By
investment
funds
and from
miscellaneous real
property
RECEIPTS FROM I N T E R E S T
By
sinking
funds
Total
By
public
trust
funds
By
investment
funds
and from
investments
On
current
deposits
a
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
11?
113
114
115
116
Gary, Ind
Pawtucket, R. 1
Hoboken, N . J
L o n g B e a c h , Calif
Passaic, N . J
117
118
119
120
121
Springfield, Ohio
Chester, P a .
199
$16,794
99, 574
109, 733
650, 765
104, 375
_
_
73, 267
38, 841
31, 751
19, 396
41,372
I .
A l t o o n a , Pa__
123
124
125
126
Lansing, Mich
New Britain, Conn
M o b i l e , Ala
Berkeley, Calif
Springfield, 111
127
128
129
130
131
H o i yoke, M a s s .
Highland Park, Mich
Davenport, Iowa
Chattanooga, T e n n _
Bethlehem, P a
IS?
133
134
135
136
Lincoln, N e b r
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y
Covington, K y
Haverhill. Mass
Portsmouth, Va
__-
_
..
69, 761
45,117
31.832
62, 971
40,261
61, 925
76,411
25,196
36,015
51, 037
42,351
134,941
8.066
37,380
108,899
$3, 200
$3, 200
604, 265
529
604, 265
529
5, 905
578
1,043
1,043
363
550
550
$53, 216
26, 691
59,137
4. 358
25, 047
51,708
29, 641
1
547
2,401
711
3,811
60
547
2,401
711
3,811
60
12
42
2,763
$1,204
1,559
1,812
931
70
3,650
23,314
40
400
68,333 1
40
400
68,333
CO
O
$16,
96,
56,
19,
44,
794
374
517
809
709
$3, 275
81,159
48, 710
34,407
2,682
$12, 271
6,536
7,422
19,809
7,620
66,319
38, 263
31, 751
18, 483
41,372
12,431
34,844
1,200
18,483
30, 719
760
20
23,169
2, 659
30,531
W
O
69,214
38,358 1
6,074
7,452
10, 560
61,913
76, 411
25,154 I
33, 252 i
49,225
41,420
134,831
4,016
37,380
17,252 1
21,630
9,146
37,468
1,530
5,816
29,120
$1, 248
1,637
385
$7,042
16,010
8,644
16,718
7,242
3,039
120
61,852
13,689
6,074
7,452
5,832
2,712
2,016
1,643
279
5,217
31, 710
7,564
1,387
18,197
15, 535
5,853
1,514
340
7,687
45
2,406
73
19,414
31,100
17,020
27,436
20,105
23.223
133,317
3,676
11, 752
11,281
137
138
139
140
141
Huntington, W . Va
142
143
144
145
Roanoke, Va
Tampa, Fla..
...
Lancaster, Pa
Winston-Salem, N . C
146
147
148
149
Shreveport, L a
Jackson, Mich
Augusta, Ga
Fresno, Calif...
150
151
152
153
Quincy, Mass
P a s a d e n a , Calif
T o p e k a , Kans_._
Atlantic City, N . J
_.
154
155
156
157
Kalamazoo, Mich
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
Maiden, Mass
_
Macon, Ga
Wheeling, W. Va
Cicero, 111
___
37,668 ,
138,203
35,514
108, 285
23,170
12,470
74, 959
•11, 336
9,951
851
391 j
1,498
2,860
3, 512
53,406
63, 729
15,641
23,332
9,934
362
25
973
362
25
973
5,058
5,058
13, 889
10, 058
2,352
2,352
12,818
6,073
177, 209
2,374
2,374
1, 592
1,592
81
1, 227
154
360
154
360
59, 922
39, 939
26, 877
16,947
_
_
44, 885
64, 246 !
48, 633 !
383, 057
35, 698
96,821
52, 236
18, 851
GROUP
262
\
r
—CITIES HAVING
A POPULATION
391
1,498
2,860
3,512
262
'
5,958
9,289
1,219
84, 576
7,955
24,807
61, 746
21,318
94,822
22,319
18,849
48, 258
9,347
7,567
43,110
63, 704
14,668
23,332
14,156
38,196
2, 742
9, 496
54,864
39, 939
10,636
6,889
1,215
501
7, 608
4,203 !
22,251 !
1,812
431
40
77
49,015
17,147
1,139
6,889
17, 687
165,486
21,871 !
871 i
3,806
9,829
19,081
1,618
23,014
29,102
19, 449
28, 941
14,375
30,942
28,465
130
16,764 ;
44,885
49,054
42, 560
204, 256
35,463 i
95, 234 !
52, 236 !
18, 589
4,199
763
2,679
14,364
1
|
j.
!
9,989
550
583 j . _
3,199 !
779 |
28,404
24,925
8,727
13,057
844
702
18, 589
20, 244
64,162
6,305
O F 30,000 T O 50,00C
I
158
159
160
161
162
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x
York, P a
Elmira, N . Y
Newton, Mass
163
164
165
166
167
Bay City, Mich
McKeesport, P a .
N e w Castle, P a . .
D e c a t u r , 111
O a k P a r k , 111
168
169
170
171
172
Chelsea, M a s s . .
Kenosha, Wis
__
Hammond, Ind
Galveston, T e x . . .
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y .
173
174
175
176
177
Beaumont, Tex
Pittsfield, M a s s
Perth Amboy, N . J
M o n t g o m e r y , Ala
.
.
.
___
...
$10, 43S
80, 439
71,194
45, 434
77, 280
88, 229
33. 951 !
IS, 232 1
21.838 !
29, 297
39,031
40, 160
12,114
90,928
65, 526
_.
69,111
117, 890
4, 592
74, 208
4,834 1
$33, 393
750
$168
434
693
$168
434
698
6,158
573
7.070
' 10
2, 746
6,158
500
600
400
9,351
400
9,351
5, 699
520
50
620
50
620
4, 228
5,383
303
234
303
234
25, 233
1,000
2,165 |
2,165
$10, 268 1
80, 035 i
37,100 |
44, 684
77, 280
$1,259
2,521
12,740
63,087
$3,191
$425
1,462
6,770
3,687
3,338
4,334
2,186
57
1,102
88, 229 !
27, 230 j
11,162 !
21,858
26,551
19,473
9,412
558
15,799
38,131
30, 209
12,114
85,177 j
64, 386
31, 506
15,247
9, 945
1,078
2,588
5,121
978
5,628
64, 580
112, 273
4, 592
48, 975 J
1, 669
37, 242
82, 790
664
38,274
25
3,993
16,114
667
213
5,495
37,332
170
$5, 393
76, 052
17, 590
36, 663
8.669
68, 699
16, 716
10, 604
1,399
10, 224
5, 547
22,128
6,993
3*1, 620
48,813
27,168
28,819
4,592
10, 676
1,669
TABLE 9.—REVENUE
R E C E I P T S FROM H I G H W A Y P R I V I L E G E S , R E N T O F INVESTMENT
P R O P E R T I E S , AND I N T E R E S T :
1923—Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 35]
City number
RECEIPTS FROM RENT OF INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
CITY
Aggregate
Receipts
from
highway
privileges
!
[
!
Total
By
smkmg
and
public
trust
funds
By
investment
funds
a n d from
miscellan e o u s real
property
RECEIPTS FROM INTEREST
Total
By
sinking
funds
By
public
trust
funds
By
investment
funds
a n d from
investments
On
current
deposits
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
178
179
180
181
18?
183
184
185
186
187
188
189
190
191
192
193
194
195
196
197
198
199
200
201
202
$63,976
32,006
72,487
33, 673
58,015
Medford, M a s s
Charleston, W . V a
58,492
21,302
19,278
56, 492
28,945
P u e b l o , Colo
Fitchburg, Mass.
_.
West Hoboken, N J
Muskegon, Mich
Muncie, Ind
__
$21,847
102
$200
2, 634
400
1,379
3,149
1,379
3,149
$41,929
31,904
72,487
29,660
54,466
$12, 504
24,332
18,149
15,893
89
89
58,492
11, 803
19, 278
56f 492
28,856
18,733
6, 733
228
22, 411
17,313
3,327
1,916
3,327
143
$200
9,499
29, 578
31,809
15,069
13,053
15, 581
17,170
47, 245
26,106
22,-658
9,154
17, 764
25,468
9,996
19,888
39, 734
166,938
40,815
10,402
1,000
100
1,614
300
$1,773
4, 563
1,140
12,712
11
540
50
11
540
50
1,574
847
51
1,574
847
51
354
354
to
to
GO
9,081
29, 893
15,069
8,490
15, 581
6, 538
4, 690
5, 247
21, 777
16,110
22,647
7,474
5,002
19, 763
17,314
38,787
165, 273
40,515
10,048 1
182
23, 788
6,652
24,046
3,896
$204
3,833
91
3,323
105
2,113
11,100
2,809
$194
826
1,102
1,856
2,463
15, 532
597
722
2,731
213
561
5,102
120
7, 612
1,815
1,398
1,032
144,994
1,696
$41, 725
15, 567
48,155
11, 420
35,056
39,654
2,131
6,848
29,416
11, 543
6,618
7,823
10,379
5,162
9,399
1,453
10,888
15, 035
5,659
3,604
17,132
13,967
13, 627
14, 773
6,152
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203
204
205
206
207
Pontiac, Mich
Chicopee, M a s s . .
Joliet, 111
C o l u m b i a , S. C
Superior, W i s , -
§
208
Dubuque, Iowa
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
A u r o r a , 111..
_ _ _ _
Waterloo, Iowa._ _ _ _ _ _
N e w Rochelle, N . Y .
S 209
1 210
t o 211
Oi 212
._..
214
OS 216
217
J
4,073
13, 908
21,831
4,260
35,932
1 213 Stamford, C o n n
)L 215
37,900 i
6,771
19,015
7,209
15,850
33,140
41, 222
21, 704
27, 693
4,657
T a u n t o n , Mass__
Council Bluffs, I o w a
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
218
219
220
221
222
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Q u i n c y , 111.
_
Austin, Tex.
Auburn, N . Y _
N e w Brunswick, N . J
223
224
225
226
227
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
242
243
244
245
246
247
248
Easton, P a Newport News, V a .
D a n v i l l e , 111. _
Ogden, U t a h . . . . . . .
__
Wilmington, N . C
_
___
Hazleton, P a
_ .
Orange, N . J
Kokomo, Ind
_
_
. _
Amsterdam, N . Y
.
._
Petersburg, Va
_
__
Pensacola, F l a . _
__
Norristown, P a
.
_ .
Lewistown, M e
__ .
Oshkosh, Wis
Green Bay, Wis
Columbus, Ga .
Watertown, N . Y
M o l i n e , 111
Sheboygan, Wis
_
Waltham, Mass
N e w p o r t , R . I__ _
Muskogee, Okla . .
Newburgh, N . Y
_
L a Crosse, W i s .
_
Lynchburg, Va
Colorado S p r i n g s , Golo .
_
29,473
17, 739
21, 796
15, 212
71,836
13,295 1
31, 757
4,544
10,505
14,172
9, 742
78,470
1,786
23, 787
72, 723
14,864
30, 893
13, 523
21,914
29, 254
7,909
12, 576
2,104
20, 762
18, 622
78, 581
93, 072
12,403
37,711
51, 686
133,897
2,060
292
96
292
96
151
151
10,616
6,641
1, 576
1,576
11, 793
391
5
461
673
5
461
673
1, 570
13,263
4, 085
783
34,498
1,282
280
3, 965 1
255
852
4,745
199
1,282
280
3,965
255
199
2, 589
I, 200
2
1,200
2
39,613
3, 269
18,000
1,150
9, 922
816
87
122,353
717
717
275
275
374
4,414
313
2
374
4,414
313
2
3, 569
2,145
8,105
2,208
1,125
403
5,787
3,569
2,145
5,000
2,208
1,125
403
5,787
3,105
37,900 1
6,771
16,955
6,917
15,754
3,922
13, 908
11, 215
4, 260
29,291
13,109
5,606
195
938
721
31,564
41,222
9,906
26,841 1
3, 984 |
26,155
32,401
26,621 i
4,196
13,746
14,174
37,338 !
2,490
12, 244
27,012 1
4,544
7,916
12,972
9, 740
38,857 1
1, 786
20,518
72,006
14,864 i
12,618 |
13, 523
21, 540
24,840
6,446 1
12, 574
2,104
17,193
16,477
60, 554
90,864
10,462
37,221
45,899
11,544
10, 799
195
2,222
27,335
6,276
9,301
486
2,576
649
31, 224
3,041
38, 535
9,949
4,394
4,605
19,718
5,730
7,922
2,179
8,172
222
3,334
13,283
6,446
3,284
16,902
160
1,041
4,428
1,311
5,208
4,913
366
625
3,501
212
12,389
3,779
1,809
5,515
45
506
2,775
178
6,100
2,484
1,410
330
43
1,252
750
2,165
128
1,319
310
3,118
4,544
32
4,264
2,280
351
13,500
11, 212
3,725
422
1,475
727
3, 503
23,850
88,438
6,339
22, 488
45,734
3,412
1,336
2,574
2,276
34, 442
71
197
2,315
1,890
21,366
1,853
7,518
9,468
^8,593
5,448
17,711
520
3,528
1,630
5,760
4,391
15,247
3,283
3,682
920
1,424
542
165
700
7,398
2,604
9,091
4,034
1,476
14,359
33, 471
4,915
7,873
23
10,328
20, 693
4,971
8,435
768
10,937
9,778
2,262
2,355
2,502
11,876
8,954
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10.—REVENUE
R E C E I P T S FROM E A R N I N G S OF G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T 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 E N E R A L
MENTAL S E R V I C E : 1923
DEPART-
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[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 36]
HIGHWAYS
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
jroup
I
II
III
IV
V
All general
departments
General
government
$59,236,103
19,151,929
$9, 792, 262 $1,887,382
$5,103,790
$7,211,235
633,748
275,817
538,806
265,880
173,131
1,934,056
887, 982
1,137,737
821,992
322, 023
3,016,694
1,003, 530
2,139,066
698,823
353,122
29, 390, 603
8, 762, 236
10, 702,996
6,180,747
4,199,521
__
__
_.
Sanitation,
Conserva- or promo- Repair and
tion of
tion of
construchealth
cleanliness
tion for
compensation
Protection
to person
and
property
5, 521, 772
1, 983, 421
951, 291
414,884
280, 561
6,778, 583
1,253,145
1,046,618
485,155
228, 761
All
other
Charities,
hospitals,
and
corrections
Recreation
Schools
$744,449 J $8, 920,817 $8,059,298
296,492
109, 952
144, 892
101,392
91,721
4, 519,183
935, 731
1, 285,897
1,312,377
867,629
2,499,856
1,311,920
1, 792,430
1, 245, 349
1, 209, 743
Miscellaneous
Libraries
$918,926
$5,244,974
$2, 201,041
326, 069
147, 226
214,475
132, 074
99,082
2,943,319
740, 787
976,312
329,694
254,862
920, 831
112,725
475, 472
373,127
318,886
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
N e w York, N . Y
Chicago, 111.
Philadelphia, P a
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, O h i o . .
St. Louis, M o
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Baltimore, M d
Boston, M a s s
Los Angeles, Calif
Pittsburgh, P a
San Francisco, Calif
Buffalo, N . Y _ .
!
1
!
!
$4,839,124 $1,112,567
5,681, 531
1, 450, 950
3,841,877 i
853,325
3,601,563 i
230,532
2,423,066 i
432,061
1,066, 938
336,987
633,055 !
2,148, 201 |
2,153,467
1,139, 225
729, 786
1,132, 770 |
121,161
140,676
295, 625
276,830
218,380
52,678
$1,317,301
2. 242,451
1,130, 533
493, 557
214,107
216,378
$141,465
25,618
25, 518
72, 309
65,676
5,082
$234, 756
413,593
385,135
82,100
336,970
10,595
$346,926
219, 362
572,344
387, 778
$83,824
109, 219
5,250
17,317
8,702
6,903
$618,190
210,808
685, 081
994, 944
387,010
254,424
$682,897
276,864
81, 788
212, 342
380, 568
41,423
$9
84,808
10,168
26,104
37,185
17, 475
$616, 316
513,882
202, 703
836, 570
134,604
177, 243
$31,799
0,412
243, 014
63,444
38,405
428
23, 991
228, 763
410,035
197,361
200, 597
103, 509
7,957
113, 743
62, 213
10,622
60,844
42,701
47,678
127,092
56, 950
411
3,466
235,310
253, 965
8,856
697,170
107, 303
27, 244
395, 746
20,301
6,262
2,825
3,354
391
32,144
50,052
334, 229
385, 524
339,814
77, 672
181, 435
21,033
622, 961
21,074
134, 268
5,324
19,314
17, 992
68, 403
27,055
16, 501
20, 369
81, 959
78, 560
136, 331
21, 776
119, 367
24,008
4,958
469,067
17,317
20,431
$263,995
53, 653
53, 769
97,208
484, 318
66,239
$21,131
12, 758
20,425
18,409
13,392
10,873
$139,006
5,155
18, 223
282, 608
11,905
53,239
$16,458
65,193
1,118
25,556
GROUP I I — CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
13
14
15
16
17
18-
Milwaukee, Wis
Washington, D. O
Newark, N . J
Minneapolis, M i n n
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
New.Orleans, La
.
$1, 246,673
1,079, 795
1,005, 621
788, 366
1,095,877
607,029
$148, 262
125, 742
228,461
118, 684
222, 565
323,610
$167,081
142,847
128,769
132,115
122, 326
81,373
$24,854
2,237
97,900
19,409
13,052
31,633
$130,173
369, 670
76, 714
55, 510
10,192
7,460
$79,644
249, 902
76,847
25, 329
155,688
24,221
$31, 578
1, 550
8,540
6,417
1,219
6,928
$224, 491
51.088
294,855
32, 677
46,191
1,411
15,029
42
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19
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?1
22
23
Kansas City, M o . .
Indianapolis, I n d
Rochester, N . Y _
Seattle, W a s h . .
Jersey City, N . J
768, 688 I
536.969
481, 946
681,102 i
470,170 1
188, 729
64,399
41, 993
92, 758
90, 755
215,481
114, 469
101, 453
189.397
195,297
3,334
15,106
9,790
42, 093
16,409
GROUP III.—CITIES H A V I N G
992
91, 889
136, 533
7,394
1,455
A
232,148
45, 211
488
114, 052
15, 308
6, 781
2,304
28, 690
637
22, 509
41, 436
50.160
40,130
130, 783
281
47,085
73, 616
76, 051
72,983
23,003
9,879
10, 022
7,088
18, 984
4,265
32,942
74, 040
56,086
60,023
7,560
14, 598
6
$20, 770
70, 906
78, 548
30, 599
54, 060
$13,174
9,977
1,748
41, 412
$65, 808
61,481
6,690
443
25,108
$17,469
5,348
2, 712
6,134
313
9,982
7,554
5,834
1,893
36, 694
108, 603
34,005
38, 954
5,427
56, 315
2,767
4,396
154
)
P O P U L A T I O N O F 100,000 T O 300,00(
$701,384
953, 484 !
274, 024
316, 245 1
214,604
$6,936
265,127
19,385
24,121
224
$4,193
174, 416
77,085
11,174
25, 076
$16,488
4,724
2,401
1,287
5,263
$6, 716
216
3,015
167,105
18,442
$561,183
276, 035
57,451
64,704
17,420
$1,821
4,315
878
2,150
$77, 742
15, 882
8,930
25,136
Providence, R. I
St. Paul, M i n n
O a k l a n d , Calif
Atlanta, Ga
A k r o n , Ohio
380, 217 !
346, 082
171,151 |
167, 140 1
114, 732
39,789
48, 620
2,616
439
3, 537
73, 253
37,107
9, 553
2,819
11, 477
26,391
8, 207
28, 066
2,193
12,173
37, 275
29, 006
14,511
4,457
788
53, 585
19, 556
67, 589
57,105
7,096
1,010
12, 913
1,361
1,385
5,625
44, 639
12, 563
82
28,153
347
62,154
3,210
3,047
21, 395
71, 642
34
35
36
37
38
Omaha, Nebr . . . . .
B i r m i n g h a m , Ala
Worcester, M a s s
Svracuse, N . Y
Richmond, Va
204,180
177, 666
707,960
177, 743
78, 355
1
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I
1
11,315
19,658
24,296
30,545
28,189
66,055
23, 666
28, 543
19,529
8,267
5,888
10, 522
40,923
5,686
107
712
40, 013
51,601
3,347
8,367
48, 094
17, 921
45, 719
48, 826
19,170
240, 331
29, 481
7,081
52, 386
13, 372
190, 924
8,080
24, 340
4, 335
7,104
6,208
5,497
13, 273
17,651
17, 611
25, 733
442
2,122
1,955
58, 594
249
1,452
39
40
41
4?
43
San Antonio, Tex
Dallas, Tex._
New Haven, Conn
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio_.
129,626
273, 795 1
188,972 !
195,810
204, 773 !
4,408
6,537
4,755
14, 326
11,465
15,185
19,896
39, 689
30,421
3, 890
16,158
17, 782
4,240
332
870
1,992
32, 232
16, 910
31,911
68, 874
62,199
64, 804
2,887
28,912
4,403
4,302
6,330
6
5,328
11, 764
27, 478
8,466
39, 825
65, 495
8,868
25, 892
94,169
2,550
30, 077
6,660
3,645
6,815
4,134
2,515
9,854
68, 845
11,035
35,495
3,129
2, 576
2,291
44
45
46
47
48
Norfolk, V a
Houston, Tex
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
Grand Rapids, Mich
Springfield, M a s s
165, 325
111,930
130, 082
230,158
341, 530 i
59, 629
33,041
16, 876
66,885
15,599
18,305
15, 552
24, 635
8,739
12,347
3,995
774
1,525
66, 817
8,526
8,225
24, 780
45, 432
7,709
69,246
56, 741
6,416
17,012
13, 825
53, 555
91, 297
1,763
4,026
13, 959
10,342
48,452
1,247
5,545
1,241
1,164
5,780
3, 515
9,301
12, 250
7,861
8, 356
49
50
51
5?
53
Bridgeport, Conn
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, Pa
Paterson, N . J
Hartford, C o n n . .
226, 398
206,119
66,363
147, 933
293, 095
2,702
1, 759
5,549
14, 051
5,998
12, 833
17,322
948
7,330
114,876
11,514
430
364
35,025
17,400
64,159
34, 777
3,001
413
11, 534
1,477
16, 346
39,045
11
577
11, 749
4,581
398
3,279
13, 250
20,096
8,026
85,803
32, 844
5,912
1,381
1,946
4,079
54
55
56
57
58
Des Moines, Iowa
N e w Bedford, M a s s
Trenton, N . J.._
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h
142, 003
271, 734
131,493
119, 550
371
8,833
15, 931
21, 884
14, 751
892
6,796
3,894
2,633
15,443
1,760
30, 813
50,142
515
7,561
104
48, 966
6,799
48, 371
35,930
78, 423
34,874
45, 725
14,951
25, 005
4,295
1,729
4,619
4,100
2,487
?4
?5
?6
?7
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
Louisville, K y
?9
30
31
3?
33
Camden, N. J
_._ J __
__
_
_.
_
.„..
'
67, 853 1
•
3,829
6,634
3,210
770
110*
4,723
1,899
1,153
52, 731
65, 261
59
5
3,158
4,526
2,103
25, 578
3,642
42,365
..
3,646
8,000
80,036
1,584
63,105
4,086
4,302
1, 225
59,324
203
Q
W
tf
tel
{•
F
354
t=3
Ul
766
339
2,287
29,196
41, 290
22, 223
1,319
823
17, 904
57,121
7,788
300
to
TABLE
10.—REVENUE
RECEIPTS
FROM E A R N I N G S O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L
MENTAL S E R V I C E : 1 9 2 3 — C o n t i n u e d
DIVISIONS
OF THE GENERAL
DEPART-
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 36]
EDUCATION
General
government
All general
departments
Protection
to person
and
property
G R O U P III.—<D I T I E S
59
60
61
6*>
63
N a s h v i l l e , Tenn__.
Fall River, Mass
Albany, N . Y
64
65
66
67
68
Lowell, M a s s
Flint, Mich
Erie, P a
Cambridge, Mass
69
70
71
7°
73
74
75
76
Kansas City, Kans
Duluth, Minn
Spokane, Wash
Elizabeth, N . J
__
_ _-
$6, 243
2,670
1,293
4,255
824
$50
16, 776
206
44
$1, 491
2, 659
7,205
2,504
8,113
$102, 708
7,782
1,133
7,633
7,557
1, 949
9,248
825
6,047
6, 858
4,620
7,075
435
15, 625
310
26,826
17
5,848
58,446
6,185
20, 653
11,238
34, 339
45,428
303, 822
93, 732
3, 958
3, 226
2,131
16, 025
1,828
4,139
8,366
10,281
1,768
1,000
2,545
2,588
6,033
9,093
86, 601
6,816
38, 976
174, 749
167, 049
81,117
5,459
15, 669
15, 907
13, 289
7,247
3,062
14,247
3,458
15, 231
3,862
1,638
372
11,037
G R O U P I V .— C I T I E S
77
78
79
80
SI
O k l a h o m a C i t y , Okla
Somerville, Mass._
Schenectady, N . Y
Waterbury, C onn
$126, 648
113, 728 I
103,797 !
71,195
36, 342
$4,766
243
9,366
9,241
1,458
1
;
|
!
All
other
Charities,
hospitals,
and
corrections
Recreation
Schools
Miscellaneous
Libraries
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
$6,172
1,811
3,551
23
$171,910
136,466
22,437
22,936
35,877
126,691 1
294, 882
43,966
227, 310 |
51, 800
Utica, N . Y
Lynn, Mass
Sanitation,
Conserva- or promo- Repair and
tion of
tion of
construchealth
cleanliness
tion for
compensation
$12,040
28, 919
1,838
12,030
620
$3,188
2,184
6,312
614
921
$31, 070
51,716
2,523
1,481
7,221
6,611
4,007
24,526
338
2,292
4,021
1,593
86
44,193
113,064
16
6,912
117,986
41,446
500
901
264
772
6,815
28
36, 640
1,676
2,875
1,608
30, 808
HAVING A POPULATION
$4,791 !
1,164 !
8,993 i
83 !
142
$72,189
54,156
3,253
17,896
448
$12, 901
35,750
1,280
7,898
9,830
$2, 089
1,858
23, 699
94, 242
19,163
3,766
13, 753
1,009
1,127
917
2,083
6,090
1,099
3,461
13,436
51,398
8,809
3,097
2,257
2,875
5,894
4,034
18,548
5,360
56,947
2,696
26,353
5,774
40, 214
37,676
1,289
3,022
2,469
4,301
2,008
458
651
61,297
4,774
$16, 691
24, 860
11,855
26,439
17,417
$1,425
1,117
2,282
$1,501
35
935
1,221
5,288
89, 818
5
994
$6, 551
79
674
4,065
15,172
$5, 619
8,820
8,325
3,579
500
2,673
920
12,493
186
59, 568
6,863
430
7,018
2
108
22,381
O F 50,000 T O 100,000
$12,642
15, 274
2,379
$537
3,234
264
1,906
841
$66
16,226
6,265
!
3,863
$33, 511
Tulsa, Okla...
Lawrence, Mass
Fort Wayne, I n d . . .
El Paso, Tex
Evansville, Ind
24,427 |
182,324
45,352
63,482
53,403
578
6,813
1,043
1,458
230
6,818
4,438
616
3,849
1,260
Savannah, Ga
Knoxville, Tenn —
Allentown, Pa
San Diego, Calif
Bayonne, N . J
84, 729
110,586
19,834
161,344
21, 949
16,907
7,909
700
715
16,913
7,236
1,710
2,043
1,651
8,108
4,462
Manchester, N . H_.
Harrisburg, Pa__-__.
Peoria, 111
Wichita, Kans...__.
St. Joseph, M o . . . . . .
27, 267
38,964
71,133
111, 055
27,863
6,839
100
386
5,463
649
958
2,272
14, 690
5,703
6,554
100
101
Sioux City, Iowa...
South Bend, I n d . . .
Wilkes-Barre, P a . . .
Binghamton, N . Y .
Portland, Me
61, 779
57,221
36,742
150, 507
150, 598
10,651
6,192
600
1,030
5,683
1,491
21,777
1,993
4,971
10,993
102
103
104
105
106
Rockford, 111
Troy, N . Y
Charleston, S. C . . .
Little Rock, A r k . . .
Johnstown, Pa
125,223
10,230
49,792
42,289
16,658
926
1,827
3,224
2
11,647
1,907
164
10,951
1,421
107
108
109
110
111
Sacramento, Calif..
East St. Louis, I1L.
Brockton, Mass
Terre Haute, I n d , .
Saginaw, Mich
203,096
45,272
222,480
74,990
67, 527
597
8,642
5, 506
207
14,004
24,932
17,112
1,231
6,326
3,572
112
113
114
115
116
Gary, Ind
Pawtucket, R. I . _ .
Hoboken, N . J
Long Beach, Calif. _
Passaic, N . J
41, 730
61,482
23, 712
104,841
25,676
22,125
9,039
8,781
158
6,625
549
32,192
6,544
13,756
5,041
117
118
119
120
121
Springfield, Ohio...
Chester, Pa
Hamtramck, Mich.
Altoona, Pa._
Racine, Wis
114,099
32,297
34,342
49, 914
74,691
52
1,860
1,524
3,442
2,442
1,830
37
9,934
756
3,521
410
436
2,774
122
123
124
125
126
Lansing, Mich
New Britain, Conn
Mobile, Ala
Berkeley, Calif
Springfield, 111
116,059
96,685
21,940
170,722
46,389
3,507
24,773
3,226
12,962
2,696
11,096
10,538
6,592
3,138
10,035
1,391
2,744
926
603
1
32
2,001
1,948
825
7,497
8,773
7,185
101,154
9,635
1,437
301
9
All
75
3,538
5
8,174
35,126
3,094
572
101
4
4,439
130
1,360
4
9,225
80
102
1,715
4,456
3,325
2,987
2,520
1,915
440
40, 969
3, 520
4
4,377
741
303
1,502
14, 232
135
15,308
8,903
20, 831
2,230
63, 988
2,105
182
22, 790
367
11, 095
2,853
1,307
863
2,687
8,706
3,395
19,996
773
896
1,602
2,617
11,333
50
9,700
139,841
336
132,906
7,189
27
50
36
364
412
2,081
37
19,109
1,345
2,504
6, 217
6,586
267
5,200 [
2,318
2,248
5, 790
7,349
30,479
1, 798
20,030
12,976 i
709
2,226
856
1,089
155,211
2,137
96
66
1,719
256
410
415
1,091
4,128
1,184
1, 222
949
752
2,852
9
134,539
35, 228
2,750
133
4,904
40,483
5,588
1,054
762
874
72, 242
1,176
57
713
58,199
375 !
18
100,960
63
73
16,459
6,236
3,508
1,383
1,052
4,744
31, 812
2,537 1
2,896
761
1,644
6,445
26
1,200
2,250
10,113
7,554
12,904
16,319
14, 342
37, 517
33,182
5,295
9,026
10,460
3,300
10, 675
25,933
25,808
6,044
10,084
526
2,173
1,433
1,712
2,673
1,748
6,644
1,164
1,123
2,002
3,484
2,617
15,399
2,900
9,280
4,350
12,648
1,671
1,090
66.113
2,804
4,349
4,844
5,918
2,084
479
734
265
655
11,813
2,729
1,787
17
22,250
16,454
960
15,144
483
31
47,427
2,189
338
3,575
13,023
45,343
3,182
233
24,899
3,468
1,739
8
30
1,304
11,591
2,568
500
3,782
16,592
1,300
119
1,000
34
2,607
37,033
294
16
729
6,270
4,339
5,590 1
16,154 1
55,168
28,303
2, 032
1,685
1,194
2,446
677
7,461
7,729
1,431
1,785
1,075
5,015
7,732
5,398
16,807
6,566
12,801
1,271
625
1,240
2,287
2,000
366
20,902
589
3,874
681
6,188
6,480
16,958
850
24,542
33,655 1
30,270
3,119
30, 240
13.114
24,533
34, 361
351
6,515
29, 795 1
w
10,373
4,887
25
1,337
1, 373
4,674
2,966
4,638
1,291
35
6,281
6,055
12,233
258
to
Co
-5
T A B L E 1 0 . — R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S PROM E A R N I N G S O P G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S O P T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T MENTAL S E R V I C E : 1 9 2 3 — C o n t i n u e d
to
CO
00
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 36]
HIGHWAYS
General
government
All general
departments
Protection
to person
and
property
Conserva- Sanitation,
or promo- Repair and
tion of
tion of
construchealth
cleanliness
tion for
compensation
EDUCATION
All
other
Charities,
hospitals,
and
corrections
Recreation
Schools
Miscellaneous
Libraries
>
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000-Continued
127
128
129
130
131
Holyoke, Mass.
Highland Park, Mich
Davenport, Iowa
Chattanooga, Tenn._
Bethlehem, Pa
_.
$81,260
254. 396
72, 810
100, 537
19,663
$3,085
8,304
13,101
2,154
230
132
133
134
135
136
Lincoln, Nebr
Niagara Falls, N. Y__
Covington, Ky
Haverhill, Mass
Portsmouth, Va
65,494
50,205
17, 235
131,788
16, 643
1,506
924
248
1,788
1,489
14
3,490
11,716
733
137
138
139
140
141
Huntington, W. Va...
East Orange, N. J.__.
Macon, Ga
Wheeling, W. Va
Cicero, 111
16,532
46.977
81, 285
16, 891
4,179
4,819
403
164
882
172
225
129
142
143
144
145
Roanoke, V a . . .
Tampa, Fla.
_
Lancaster, P a . . .
Winston-Salem, N. C
55,374
154,771
32,075
81,893
9,514
1,928
194
5,086
1,430
2,979
13
6,246
3,968
3,898
146
147
148
149
Shreveport, La
Jackson, Mich
Augusta, Ga
Fresno, Calif.
38,736
170, 489
133, 317
92, 465
4,191
1,397
2,448
11,069
7,902
30,354
332
5,557
10,781
13,233
1,294
8,963
17, 353
150
151
152
153
Quincy, Mass.
Pasadena, Calif..
Topeka, Kans
Atlantic City, N. J . . .
5,264
1,944
425
1,746
5,590
2,935
566
7,000
3,825
63,743
18,634
3L7G4
_.
117, 443
169, 439
45, 509
112,044
8,723 i
5,880 i
32,224 j
"7,"5l6l
6,617
8,549
5,060
14,248
I
|
!
f
|
$29,384 I
10,095 |
$4, 879
1,800
8,502
648
410
776
203
50
74
4,267
6,108
5,811
102
5,692
2,329
1,923
596
253
1,210
22,718
30,065
4,017
2,970
2,468
5,126
600
1,654
1,115
18, 664
150
1,138
217
7,951
5,914
27
23,720
51
12,457
106
419
5,978
348
71
1,295
111
50
9,498
8,281
3,815
6,104
2,797
917
5,068
97
1,221
606
611
82
122
17.538
69,844
11, 351
7,470
2,651
1,637
74
1,221
3,955
19,150
348
507
77,018
303
80
881
713
"82," 823*
138
68,970'
3,067
57,856
57,133
100
1,481
4,356
7,769
1,593
3,241
81,674
119,914
67,068
156
491
5,228
15,881
4,365
25,138
14,192
16,726
14, 238
38,831
$1,445
$8,733
2,465
62
$1,730
2,090
2,326
1,068
$3,963
549
18,691
$23,043
187,669
$3,187
31,414
21, 256
1,912
16, 876
$7,770
4,278
12, 744
4,503
3,735
993
>
Ul
%
ui
H
O
Ul
o
H
H.
SI
Ul
434
14, 284
2,758
20"
"i~387
2,652
4,939
2,051
2,431
6,474
412
1,720
24, 223
4,221
5,493
4,477
1,746
3, 483
9,255
6,576
4,696
360
154
155
156
157
Kalamazoo, Mich
Lakewood, Ohio.
Maiden, M a s s . . .
Charlotte, N. C__
f42
2,611
1,064
8,571
55,565
12,760
80,103
29, 464
3,088
29
15,979
6,048
879
633
6,122
2,112
7,000
4,299
3,241
1,372
513
265
11,111
9,073
3,590
6,647
6,524
12,093
152
26,059
2,328 |
2,952
1,677
1,645
rp V— CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000
158
159
160
161
162
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x
York, Pa
Elmira, N . Y
N e w t o n , M a s s . . __
163
164
165
166
167
Bav City, Mich
McKeesport. P a . . .
N e w Castle, P a . .
Decatur, 111.
O a k P a r k , 111
_
._.
J
___
$45,802
52,114
120, 875
22, 540
86, 682
$9,070
6,217
339
2,533
2, 483
41, 658
48, 604
38, 986
39, 684
15,915
3, 332
924
272
5,539
1, 501
|
1
$20
30
$1, 067
32, 806
1,185
15
$2,127
3,631
8, 545
18,153
2,840
584
388
21
5
$8, 635
1,407
3,022
626
363
1,353
332
1,033
1,962
607
$2,000
4,238
640
507
248
14, 989
1,162
1
1,120
1,656
15
1
1,300
7, 640
13,919
937
5,128
4,477
20
175
2, 936
5,384
774
12, 331
2,280
300
154
176
1,015
3
11, 286
251
6,260
2,724
3,571
3,870
123
1,880
520
287
168
169
170
171
172
Chelsea, M a s s
Kenosha, Wis
Hammond, Ind
Galveston T e x . . .
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
173
174
175
176
177
Beaumont, T e x . .
Woonsocket, R. I._
Pittsfield. M a s s
Perth Amboy, N. 3
M o n t g o m e r y , Ala._
27, 853
37, 309
33, 661
17, 614
46, 380
2, 679
4,159
1, 286
3, 398
192
178
179
180
181
18?
S t o c k t o n , Calif
Medford, Mass
L i m a , Ohio
Charleston, W. Va
Lexington, K v . _
46,967
38, 638
38, 973
21, 244
36,944
5, 701
2, 887
3,328
1,879
3,065
168
610
206
183
184
185
186
187
Greensboro, N . C
P u e b l o , Colo
Salem, M a s s .
Madison, Wis
Everett, M a s s . . .
28,723
18, 524
86, 298
64,290
48,527
1,435
1,483
3,144
5,368
690
1,199
583
8,491
681
2,130
19, 004
130
782
1,000
2,351
3,854
3,138
305
188
189
190
191
192
Butte, Mont
Fitchburg, Mass
E a s t Chicago, I n d
S arn Jose, Calif
W illiamsport, P a .
12, 575
211, 354
7,810
98,846
54,163
2,017
2,870
56
4, 252
1,606
15, 587
1,971
10, 640
612
4,090
4,744
8,262
6,580
1,420
6,864
1,027
136
74, 301
37, 304
34, 316
189, 736
43,088
_.
_.
1
41
3,188
269
5,121
3,389
192
584
1,766
296
3,246
147
23
$4, 587
88
530
5,090
4,587
$2, 635
18,2X2
43, 688
27, 426
31, 785
7,364
1,401
137
1,633
2,997
172
192
796
1,852
1,541
243
8,419
2,237
600
28, 340
24, 254
2,527
2,252
169, 244
2,516
4,721
17, 956
17, 581
310
9,571
1,241
499
7,781
4,214
7,554
8,930
1,800
1,507
850
845
10,965
5,311
26, 793
13,510
7,965
16,839
12,947
3,047
43,956
2,847
28
32, 818
845
3,615
128
3,481
3,397
4,455
$16, 614
6,540
9,793
6,948
25, 961
3,925
240
19,169
9,250
15, 642
12,195
99,576
7.355 1
1,545
10, 722
341
62,484
34,036
453
1,721
5,636
$45
100, 000
602
16, 289
337
3,481
4,907
413
1,200
1,106
58
4,917
4,939
1,737
910
715
1,435
872
15,765
44
100
4,539
837
1,010
4,719
693
1,510
1,579
3,307
280
28, 784
151
21, 244
3,299
55,566
177
6
11
265
1,417
1,168
1,082
693
860
1
IB, 021
4,293
to
Co
TABLE
1 0 . — R E V E N U E RECEIPTS
FROM E A R N I N G S O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L
MENTAL S E R V I C E : 1 9 2 3 — C o n t i n u e d
DIVISIONS
OF THE GENERAL
DEPART-
to
o
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 36]
All general
departments
General
government
Protection
to person
and
property
Conserva- Sanitation,
or promo- Repair and
tion of
tion of
construchealth
cleanliness
tion for
compensation
All
other
Charities,
hospitals,
and
corrections
Recreation
Schools
Miscellaneous
I Libraries
9
>
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
O
193
194
195
196
197
West Hoboken, N . J
Evanston, 111
Hamilton, Ohio
Brookline, Mass
Jamestown, N . Y
198
199
200
201
202
Springfield, Mo
Waco, Tex
Muskegon, Mich
Lorain, Ohio
Muncie, Ind
203
204
205
206
207
Pontiac, Mich
Chicopee, Mass
Joliet, 111
Columbia, S. C
Superior, Wis
208
209
210
211
212
213
214
215
216
217
$118
1,264
$10
13,101
10
11, 065
$4,105
718
878
7,793
804
300
1,625
3,374
235
96
1,912
673
440
3,063
4,533
355
202
2,737
687
4
1,586
473
388
6,267
1,624
16,455
2,734
2,531
709
5,911
577
5,438
2,855
6,371
7,057
94
1,774
3,560
175
18,841
4,616
105
2,240
272
$13,199
55,095
11,158
87, 092
75, 529
$1, 520
16, 683
114
6,238
4,054
$4, 553
5,639
660
1,559
191
123
11, 459
1,569
3,075
365
1,097
218
1,279
250
25
112
16, 723
579
_.
12,074
22,105
56,908
14, 812
35,198
2,219
2,783
95
4
__.
101,010
14, 745
14, 753
10, 403
7,943
5,071
423
2,864
3,563
558
Dubuque, Iowa
Battle Creek, Mich..
Aurora, 111
Waterloo, Iowa
New Rochelle, N . Y .
22, 517
57,859
46, 927
23,954
79, 545
1,858
21,349
126
463
2,529
Stamford, Conn
Taunton, Mass..
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Portsmouth, Ohio
Rock Island, 111
38,080
74, 743
35, 631
47, 387
17,115
1,828
1,456
360
1,824
3,010
138
$3, 491
300
12, 325
10
4,147
427
3,076
$801
$4, 252
60, 592
9,267
2,623
2,121
156
395
1,861
909
898
7,619
47, 735
2,955
234
137
553
101
268
69
19
55
270
4,238
10, 557
25
2,221
7,167
201
785
31
416
2,234
5,883
36
526
2,616
55,119
1,092
86
1,203
476
13
76
6,429
14,295
26, 728
4,577
11
6,435
13
90
$9, 014
1,942
142
a
m
o
938
35
151
31
414
13,256
250
218 I Poughkeepsie, N. Y___.
219 Quincy, 111
220 Austin, Tex
221 Auburn, N. Y
222 New Brunswick, N . J 223
224
225
226
227
Easton, Pa
Newport News, Va
Danville, 111..
Ogden, Utah
Wilmington, N. C
56,075
16, 766
49, 273
36, 378
167,087
17,842
18,101
5,748
29,075
25,101
11,972
1,673
775
382
14
4,452
202 I
246 i
2,846
256
228 Hazleton, Pa
229 Orange, N. J
230 Kokomo, Ind
231 Amsterdam, N. Y
232 Petersburg, Va
22, 681
20, 781
27, 697
5,345
12, 271
233 Pensacola, Fla
234 Norristown, Pa
235 Lewiston, Me
238 J Oshkosh, Wis
23,828
16,106
34,131
30, 686
107
500
56, 635
174, 281
59, 567
80,488
2, 250
151
1,337
12, 382
7,551
797
1,441
50
237 I Green Bay, W i s . . . . . . . .
238 i Columbus, Ga
239 Watertown, N. Y
240 Moline, 111
7,181
30, 552
799
2,539
130
2,017
184
192 I
1,802
Sheboygan, Wis
Waltham, Mass.
Newport, R. I
Muskogee, Okla
11, 524
43, 648
27,812
78, 961
34
1,814
5,0""
245
246
247
248
Newburgh, N. Y
La Crosse, Wis
Lynchburg, Va
Colorado Springs, Colo.
38,
27,
72,
69,
487
5, 067
560
3, 210
313
1,116
220
1,667
303
1,396
2,055
156
116
19, 243
2,915
23, 258
462
6,440
1,309
4,663
186
273
218
1,072
1,050
1,039
566
62
1,500
3,628
177
1,842
360
241
242
243
244
2,077
13, 652
2,467
5,513
11, 516
446
109,160
613
95
15
36
20, 885
120
1,371
152
571
87
14, 22311
11,085
5,825
10, 736
39,101
290
147
7,578
8,697
7,513
7,130
278
50
385
7, 013
18, 453
2,376
3,153
7,687
""323'
499
1,359
"5," 622"
94
40, 365
5,385
540
4,229
16, 252
2,515
100
54
"185"
52
10,004
249
12, 233
1,113
85
4,728
1,294
295
549
1,969
3,090
204
198
1,382
376
963
40
1,073
7
1,000
300
738
50
323
190
_,
12,448
1,967
9,012
10,964
6,705
24, 699
1,556
57,138
20,959
51,473
28, 533
48, 674
8,906
9,280
3,371
2,198
1,059
2,495
4,840
3,739
6,351
1,653
12, 752
2,298
927
830
1,269
50,049
592
114
9,874
463
13, 949
242
122
3,433
20,429
2,293
769
1,952
230
123
6,272
375
3
19,120
1,242
60
1
Q
w
>
H
\>
W
f
GO
680
252
236
385
318
3,053
1,333
348
15, 691
"49," 456"
"l',22i
1,049
8,094
10, 312
18,311
15, 564
165
1,531
363
4,932
2,061
20,469
164
TABLE 1 1 . — R E V E N U E RECEIPTS FROM EARNINGS OF PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES:
to
to
1923
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 371
Watersupply
systems
Total
I
II_
III
IV
V
Gassupply
systems
Markets
Scales
Docks,
wharves,
and landings
Cemeteries
and crematories
Halls
Subwaysj
for pipes
Street
railways
and
All other
enterprises
$222,849,216 $138,455,238 $25,520,421 $5,215,655 $3,016,449 $68,705 $12,499,086 $1,774,118 $652, 832 $395,334 $30,391,332 $4,860,046
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
Electric
light and
power
systems
110,493,545
27, 779, 731
43,106,163
25, 640,896
15,828,881
__
61,387,179
15,577, 795
30, 572,093
18,460,932
12,457,239
1,662,261 19, 565
11,185,968
3,219, 257
563,429 4,743
4,341,405 4,275, 678
438,253 8,949
4, 562,147
496, 641
270, 732 21, 739
2,211,644
443,336
81, 774 13, 709
8,813,070
867,330
1,851,904
857,296
109,486
182, 714
110,434
561,277
531, 388
388,305
322,338 336,875 22,843,300
16,638
7,420,105
200,696 j 31,071
127,927
90, 596 17, 710
22,564
9,678
3,740,275
$537,563
$3,419,958
g
696,910
331, 715
91,146
GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
in
1
?
s4
<\
6
7
8
q
10
11
1?
New 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. L o u i s , M o
. .
$29, 577, 806
10, 506,487
6,926,442
22,648, 610
7, 250,475
3,294, 659
3,243, 513
4,243,287
14,193,127
2, 873, 957
3,103,410
2, 631, 772
Baltimore, M d
Boston, Mass
Pittsburgh, Pa
S a n F r a n c i s c o , Calif
Buffalo, N . Y
$17,940,555
9,532,236
1 6,489,144
|
3,272,005
I 4,214, 713
!
3,125,356
j
!
|
!
i
2,474, 505
3, 908, 556
5,281,950
2, 675, 615
12,579
2,459,965
$798,350
19,857
22, 738
81,171
157, 586
53,649
$870,329
2,379,840
$6,881,380
84, 065
414, 560
$720
2,552
9,546
$133,954 $202,342
106,108
304,481
106, 588
158, 273
174
126, 275
6,573
7,935, 799
! 19,294, 714
__
I
21,064
127, 524
12, 241
$336,875
48, 760
963,137
59,339
1
6,155
79,808
34,033
137, 774
3,011,023
Milwaukee, Wis
W a s h i n g t o n , D . C__
Newark, N . J
..__
Minneapolis, Minn_
.
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
N e w Orleans, L a
. _
$2, 282, 704
1,063, 893
1,933,070
956,861
2,137,919
2, 731, 891
Ui
om
o
o
M
m
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
13
14
in
16
17
18
159,488
l
$2,275,358
1,015,846
1, 777,847
956, 705
2,115,239
1,021, 560
!
$5, 571
26, 775
102,398
$1,775
90
16,542
232,159
$20,360
52,825
66
5,950
$912
$188
2,090
$1,476,082
n
Kansas City, M o
Indianapolis, I n d
Rochester, N . Y
Seattle, W a s h
Jersey C i t y , N . J _
20
21
22
23
*_...,«..
1,902,889 1
70,361
1,409,161 1
11, 548,010
1,742, 972
_
1,836,451
1,254,176
1,602,608
1,722,005
i
1
.
i
i
|
i
'
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
Louisville, K y
29 . P r o v i d e n c e , R . I
30 St. P a u l , M i n n
31 O a k l a n d , Calif
32 A t l a n t a , G a
33 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
39
40
41
43
43
San A n t o n i o , T e x
Dallas, T e x
New Haven, Conn
Memphis, Tenn _
D a y t o n , Ohio
44
45
46
47
48
Norfolk, V a —
Houston, Tex
1
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
_
Grand Rapids, Mich
Springfield, M a s s
49
50
51
53
53
Bridgeport, Conn
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, P a
Paterson, N . J
Hartford, C o n n
54
55
56
57
58
Des Moines, Iowa
N e w Bedford, M a s s
Trenton, N. J
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h
Camden, N. J...
_
_
__
__
$2,340,431
2, 025,622
1,184,812
1,420, 743
1,014, 092
$1,139,514
1,970,808
1,121, 834
1,117,951
995, 537
1,314,173
881, 962
144,195
1,292, 685
1,075, 244
1, 257,607
836, 598
1, 280, 465
1, 052, 525
3, 573,869
99, 041
714,477
784, 200
2,198, 566
1,154, 792
39,843
661, 351
767, 374
550,188
24,653
912,679
8,334
850,132
559, 448
62,078
63,431
33,920
20,555
!
$3,219,257
!
" " I
GROUP I I I — C I T I E S H A V I N G A
24
25
26
27
28
j
1,482 !
2,878
4,113 1 107,432
761,567
20,967
!
!
i
$252,084
$1,010,424
$12,658
29, 275
22,149
50, 708
5,666
$2,195
11, 744
1
$35,799
18, 417
138
14, 523
39,848
2,037
59, 788
2,429
119
$142,663
5,532
$35,172
20, 007
30
31, 583
56, 288
9,672
28,119
Q
22, 719
54, 967
391,817
22,890
345
$2, 004, 370
3,886
53,126
1, 578,929
16, 826
27,491
851
4, 078
35,654
1,375
8,602
16, 051
912,679
5,393
17, 557
40,955
2,941
4,369
1,091, 079
606,153
504, 697
640, 558
597,031 1
604, 340
446, 595
501,897
557,641
581,900
29, 260
52, 249
912
14, 291
427, 027
522,843
970
522,190
__..
653
970
813,495
797,378
6,230
554, 744
472, 704
560,955
431, 509
525,803
15, 717
I
_
___!
605,434 J
518,083
568.493
469,066 !
562,118 !
_._
_
5,944,023
P O P U L A T I O N O F 100,000 T O 300,000
828, 206
518,493
_
6,930
9,520
72
i
28, 218
2,234
5,969
101, 340
1,888
68,626
15,131
694
5,168
3,001
4,537
858
14, 690
9,193
34,973
40, 211
36, 699
18, 421
1
1
!
i
3,204
to
OO
T A B L E 1 1 . — R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S FROM E A R N I N G S O F P U B L I C S E R V I C E E N T E R P R I S E S :
1923—Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 37]
Total
G R O U P I I I . -- C I T I E S
59
60
61
6?
6S
64
65
66
67
68
Nashville, T e n n _ _
Fall R i v e r , M a s s
Albany, N . Y
Wilmington, Del
Kansas City, Kans
Flint
$512,221
450,335
678,638
364, 584
1,921,852
_
Mich
60
70
71
7°
73
74
75
76
Elizabeth, N . J
-
Gassupply
systems
Docks,
wharves,
and landings
Markets
Cemeteries
and crematories
Halls
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— C o n t i n u e d
$489,629
406,463
674,986
354,422
628,002
447, 236
511,636
565,671
519,355 1
489,876
402,160
505, 582
542, 600
484,727
489,876
623,908 i
1,080,654
516, 598 I
5,366
613,641
388, 275
515,322
8,611
469, 387 |
2, 262, 637 1
1, 758, 220 i
Utica N Y
Electric
light and
power
systems
Watersupply
systems
i
$21, 072
I
!
$1. 334
176
$90
445
3, 652
5,044
5,118
$96
43, 251
>
a
$1,293.850
5,359
80
695
20, 761
$24,235
611
Ul
$22,460
$
34, 628
H
ui
H
Q
Ui
O
10. 045
222
$692,379
1,276
3,197
|
2,169
8,611
418,783
632,127
262,077
|
1,455, 292
1, 285, 212
531 1
50, 604
46.760
210,931
o
$127,927
M
H
M
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
w
Ul
77
78
79
80
81
O k l a h o m a C i t y , Okla
C a n t o n , Ohio
Somerville, M a s s
Schenectady, N . Y
W a t e r b u r y , Conn._
8?
8?
84
T u l s a , Okla__.
Lawrence, Mass
Fort Wayne, Ind
El Paso, Tex
8*t
to
_
-.
_
u
$406,490
302,993
296,846
214,050
313,883
373,830
304,969
1,037,719
504,225
395, 208 1
$406,490
287,375
296,846
211,009
313,883
364,846
276,302
332, 511
504, 225
339,715
$4,880
$1, 269
$9,469
3,041
1,746
6,293
$697,496
......
1
12,238
$40
28, 667
1,419
844
$1,558
40,853
7,198
i
i
i
i
i
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Savannah, Qa...Knoxville, Tenn.
Allentown, Pa__.
San Diego, Calif.
Bayonne, N. J . . .
300,602 !
509,969 |
195, 558
860,018
554, 553
216,491
496,195
194, 747
788, 745
554, 553
Manchester, N. H_
Harrisburg, Pa
Peoria, 111
Wichita, Kans
St. Joseph, Mo
225,851
288,872
3,730
12,879
4,356
178, 396
288,872
298,650 i
348, 581 !
3,485
178, 782
458, 604
295,599
342,661
99
100
101
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
South Bend, Ind
_.
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Binghamton, N . Y
Portland, M e
._.
102
103
104
105
106
Roekford, 111...
Trov, N . Y
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
Little Rock, Ark
Johnstown, Pa
107
108
109
110
111
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
E a s t St. L o u i s , 111...
Brockton, Mass
Terre Haute, Ind
Saginaw, M i c h
112
113
114
115
116
Gary, Ind
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N . J
L o n g B e a c h , Calif
Passaic, N . J
117
118
119
120
121
Springfield, Ohio.__
Chester, P a . _
_
Hamtramck, Mich
Altoona, P a
Racine, Wis
_
122
123
124
125
126
Lansing, Mich
_
N e w Britain, Conn
M o b i l e , Ala
Berkeley, Calif.
_
Springfield, 111.
...
.
__
__
_
_
_
24,958
11,669
811
8,083
53, 036
$83,562
1,737
!
l
16,654
1,583
46, 932
523
1, 308
10,791
2,105
2,422
12,879
4,356
1,788
504
1,263
5,416
1,080
20
44,356
2,405
178, 782
396, 007
223, 504
338, 389
1,135,932
13, 778
605
222, 626
337, 369
396, 590
321,859
266, 515
248,309
43, 745
213, 773
231,477
11,
471,
489,
584,
961
651
033
513
100
2,933
462,837
480, 313
579,113
210,510
2,325
221,190
172,269
311,788
193,622
16,888
221,190
169,708
289,329
550
829
2,011
1,960,454
214,582
234,241 |
1,817
627,999
268,500
174,821
167,186
1,672,091
750
169
283,884
304,994
878
403
9,390
18, 221
617
19,606
710, 346
O
13, 778
409
196
25,407
909
1, 306
178,868
8,632
277
22,834
7,103
16,832
42,836
12,908
V
20, 691
119
2,500
785
4,483
100
8,814
6,220
132
U2
2,325
21,630
10,619
1
47,855
1,817
1,598
18,944
18,364
8,581
16,603
4,794
37,523
Or
T A B L E 1 1 . — R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S FROM E A R N I N G S O F P U B L I C S E R V I C E E N T E R P R I S E S :
to
1923—Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 37]
a
Watersupply
systems
Total
CITY
G R O U P IV.— C I T I E S
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
Holyoke, Mass
Davenport, Iowa
Chattanooga, T e n n
Bethlehem, P a
Haverhill, M a s s
$213,215
310,662
423,357
185,819
300,520
203,987
379,606
244,506
178,399
278,968
203,904
368,904
239,110
280,951
228,799
185,382
228,360
211,533
142
143
144
145
Lancaster, P a
Winston-Salem, N . C
47,730
3,970
267,352
218, 774 !
Fresno, Calif
Quincy, M a s s . . .
P a s a d e n a , Calif
Topeka, Kans
Atlantic City, N . J
154
155
156
157
Kalamazoo, M i c h
Lakewood, Ohio
Maiden, Mass
.___
Charlotte, N . C
_
_
__
_
_
Markets
Scales
Docks,
wharves,
and landings
Cemeteries
a n d crematories
Halls
Subways
for pipes
and
wires
Street
railways
All other
enterprises
O F 50,000 T O 100,000—Continued
•3
$496,641
$13
$22,548
Wheeling, W . V a
Cicero, 111
150
151
152
153
$828,913
$8,179
13,643
255,914
20,835
239,193
290,331
240,954
185,382
Jackson, M i c h
Gassupply
systems
HAVING A POPULATION
$1,538,769
310,675
22, 548
10,579
269, 557
137
138
139
140
141
146
147
148
149
Electric
light a n d
power
systems
7,390
2,695
O
632
30
$6,275
91,946
7,307
83
H
13,528
6,151
204
4,181
47,422
308
1,234
9,126
589
219,532
178,560
194,100
279,069
1,530,961
256,098 !
333,078
261,654
526,945
251,747
329,900
217, 734
209, 732
173, 528
337,354
196,275
209,732
150,721
322,028
_
38,992
4,787
311
CO
H
M
50
oUl
o
*4
1,074
82
1,069
1,250
782
$355
16,362
3,478
3,798
5
16,315
57,440
2,320
17,410
752
970,023
286
33,241
4,065
3,178
1,190
17,379
22,807
8,885
M
18,857
$83
6,363
4,339
3,970
237,534 1
195,704 1
255,018
6,118
i
i
!
!
79,998
$2,400
2,890
6,441
n
M
CO
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
158
159
160
161
162
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x
York, Pa
Elmira, N . Y . . .
Newton, Mass
163
164
165
166
167
N e w Castle, P a
168
169
170
171
172
Hammond, Ind
173
174
175
176
177
$177,037
228,439
$175,739
225,217
$465
283,521 1
225, 050
254, 284
225,050
1,421
614,639
236,889
3,539
117,036
217, 241
252,431
236,889
152,651
174,300
163,429
249,427
314,743 1
152,651
173,020
163,429
248,697
314,517
219,503
210.961 |
147,795 1
397, 549 !
173,722
148,174
210,961
147,390
391,031
167, 573
_
Bay City, Mich
O a k P a r k , 111
_
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
Beaumont, Tex
Woonsocket, R . I
Pittsfield, M a s s
P e r t h A m b o y , N . J_
Lima, Ohio.
Charleston, W . V a
L e x i n g t o n , Ky__.___
183
184
185
186
187
Greensboro, N . C
P u e b l o , Colo
Salem, Mass
M a d i s o n , Wis
Everett, Mass
188
189
190
191
192
Butte, Mont
Fitchburg, Mass
E a s t Chicago, I n d . _
S a n Jose, C a l i f . . .
Williamsport, P a
193
194
195
196
197
West Hoboken, N . J
E v a n s t o n , 111.
H a m i l t o n , Ohio
Jamestown^N. Y
$3, 222
_
_
_
__
29, 740
149,409 !
272, 206
9,205
10, 563
133,371
266,857
186, 575
362,974
182,620
286, 280
190,564
163,537
351, 539
176,349
260,076
174,753
160,393
146,191
1
1
27,816
$359,853
2,355
1
i
117,036
217, 241
|
178
179
180
181
182
$833
_
__
$3, 539
$1, 280
730
226
$24, 507
46,822
405
4,276
850
2,242
1,604
3,695
29,740
16,038
4,923
426
9,205
10,563
4,191
269
2,194
138
522
26
13,918
6,159
3,555
26,040
15,811
$4,660
5,276
14,202
_.
14,376
14,376
_
252,900
943, 300
172,934
611,442 !
252,900
237,112
167,315
193,249
262,852
$443,336
5,619
388,623
7,582
1
21,988
to
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TABLE 1 1 . — R E V E N U E RECEIPTS FROM EARNINGS OF PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES:
to
1923—Continued
00
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p . 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 37]
Total
Watersupply
systems
Electric
light and
power
systems
Gassupply
systems
Markets
Scales
Docks,
wharves,
and landings
Cem- i
eteries j
and ere- !
matories !
Halls
Subways |
for pipes
Street
railways
and
wires
All other
enter-
I
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
198
199
?00
201
202
?03
204
205
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
214
215
216
217
Springfield, M o
Waco, Tex
Muskegon, Mich _
L o r a i n , Ohio _ . ._
Muncie, I n d
_
. ._ __
_.
Pontiac, Mich
Joliet 111
C o l u m b i a , S. C
$188,042
153,919
242,731
202,955 1
452,800 1
178,837
238,468
202,955
165,027
178,837
222,126
146.122
123,122 I
169,800
162,920
3,184
144,698
123,122
167,157
162,920
604, 248
217,888
209,491 |
99, 873
122,030
217,303
194,763
99,873
179, 713 j
192, 543 |
635, 510
162,159
213, 481
179,713
151,664
190,656
153,683
212,662
M
$3,233
15,613
19,658
6,607
27,810
$177
$1,659
$283,210
>
o
4,563
273
w
$3,017
$13,052
M
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
N e w Rochelle, N . Y .
Portsmouth, Ohio.
_ __
218
219
220
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
$3,233
203,832 1
175, 236
249,338
27,810
245
W
$733
423
a
2,220
3,184
3,026
17,239
D a n v i l l e , 111
Ogden U t a h
Wilmington, N . C
446
o
o
11, 590
470, 628
345
820
240
13,908
8,245
5,793
2,337
1,035
833
438, 228
31, 599
$6,139
819
3,026
17, 239
_
157, 376
127,732 1
144,241
122,570
18
13,117
5,162
229
230
231
232
Hazleton, P a
Orange, N . J
Kokomo, Ind
Amsterdam, N . Y .
Petersburg, Va
132,471
8,353
151, 229
88,470
131,880
591
151, 229
77, 631
5,156
233
234
235
236
Pensacola, F l a _ .
N o r r i s t o w n , Pa_
Lewiston, M e . . .
Oshkosh, W i s . . .
80,918
2,212
89,972
194,301
89,972
184,307
237
238
239
240
Green B a y , W i s . . .
Columbus, Ga
Watertown, N . Y .
M o l i n e , 111
155,182
170,826
139, 547
112, 508
155,
158, 106
139, 547
102, 494
241
242
243
244 |
Sheboygan, W i s . .
Waltham, Mass..
Newport, R. I . . .
Muskogee, Okla.
173,044
131,991
1,545
221,315
162, 061
115, 092
"2l3,""32l"l
245
246
247
248
N e w b u r g h , N . Y_
L a Crosse, W i s
Lynchburg, V a . . .
Colorado Springs, Colo..
137,144
98,498
218,857
219,610
135, 450
98, 498
199, 072
184, 536
8,353
734
7,184
9,994
1,006
10,014
115
196
14,906
i,250
1,707
1,064
10, 983
16, 784
1,339
7,994
24,483
3,172
1,277
ft
w
to
to
TABLE'12.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST
P A Y M E N T S FOR E X P E N S E S OF G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , BY P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S
OF T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E :
1923
AND
SUBDIVISIONS
Or
O
[ D a t a for t h i s t a b l e are presented in n i n e sections, as follows: " I . General g o v e r n m e n t , " p p . 250 to 273; " I I . Protection to person a n d p r o p e r t y , " p p . 266 to 281; " I I I . Conservation
of h e a l t h , " p p . 274 to 289; " I V . S a n i t a t i o n , or p r o m o t i o n of cleanliness," p p . 282 to 289; " V . H i g h w a y s , " p p . 282 to 297; " V I . Charities, hospitals, a n d corrections," p p . 290
t o 305; " V I I . E d u c a t i o n , " p p . 298 to 305; " V I I I . Recreation," p p . 298 to 305; " I X . M i s c e l l a n e o u s , " p p . 306 to 313. F o r 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 . 11. F o r a text discussion of this table, see p . 37]
I.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT
Legislative b r a n c h
Total
Executive branch
Council
or board ofi Clerk of
council
aldermen
Legislative
investigations
Mayor
>
Financial
Chief executive
Total
Assessm e n t a n d Collection
of
levy of
revenue
revenue
a
Executive A u d i t o r
b o a r d s and) or
compcommistroller
sions
Special
accounting a n d
auditing
Treasurer
or c h a m berlain
3,035,420 $5, 597, 433
$125, 021
4, 040, 574 8, 690, 635 6,906, 598 $3, 028, 348
Other
financial
5>
F
GO
$
G r a n d total
$1,337,870,067 h $115,658,957 $2,462,868
$786, 533 $21,422 $1,654,668
• —
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
II.
III...
IV
V._
699,149, 070 71,117,136 1,320, 846
15,467, 759
296, 059
161,138,606
383,435
236,401,869 I 14,113, 700
243, 773
147,369,246 i 8, 939, 064
218, 755
93,817,276 I 6, 021, 298
-
437, 032
108, 772 1,580
123, 739 16, 087
57, 049 1,576
59, 941 2,179
834, 898
114, 555
306, 621
232, 027
166, 567
438,439 2, 813,148
625, 066
889, 321
725,996
899, 335
761,873
595, 963
484,046
399, 666
70, 860
74, 995
90, 609
107, 718
80, 839
1,415, 584 4, 605, 669 3,820,175
740, 639 1,327, 716
794, 017
881,366 1,478,437 1, 016, 222
611, 729
796, 081
783,376
391, 256
482, 732
492, 808
2, 323,895
130,119
300, 597
185,371
88,366
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
N e w York, N . Y
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, P a
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, Ohio
St. Louis, M o
_.-
Baltimore, M d
Boston, M a s s
Los Angeles, Calif
Pittsburgh, Pa
San Francisco, Calif..
Buffalo, N . Y
$272,090,877 lj$27,
518, 868
105,114,304 !! 12, 065, 001
67,328, 792
7,033, 358
40, 316, 612
3, 087, 689
30, 508, 455
2, 873, 576
24, 756,448
2, 726, 808
22, 474, 936
38,969, 992
29, 021, 899
26, 732, 751
18, 617, 774
23, 210, 230
1, 788, 242
3,452,422
3,128,418
3, 236, 678
2, 233, 510
1, 972. 568
$309,448 $133,144
374,175
55, 253
168,408
32, 880
81, 807
17, 508
77, 542
37, 303
55, 602
13,174
55,428
30,846
28, 551
58, 500
80, 539
4,400
2,800
16, 226
59, 922
64,422
$475,390
32, 027
.111,744
14, 670
18, 516
21, 965
26, 421
48,191
13, 569
35, 842
36, 563
$1,175, 039
586, 921
170, 693
147, 570
23, 513
82, 308
86,033
$116, 622
65,486
44,229
188, 589
29,812
69,423
185, 625
102, 715
69,425
107, 584
$16, 293
10, 037
20, 713
2,400
3,089
558
1,520
$142, 288 $825,552
494, 803 1,209,927 1,173, 475
374, 597
431,046
103, 853
171, 737
237,248
160, 623
217,904
135,407
52, 305
152, 769
221,375
64, 004
17, 875
63, 763
65, 934
131,062
38, 221
80,853
201, 532
298,938
405, 518
412, 805
191, 667
142, 723
$975,440
343, 787
570,146
20, 713
47, 282
10,081
153,173
11,311
223,865
57, 561
183,964
77, 714 ~~233,~966
5,225
115,336
48,383
44,174 i
Q
ui
H
O
XJl
O
:.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
13
14
15
16
17
18
Milwaukee, Wis
Washington, D . C
Newark, N . J
Minneapolis, M i n n
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
N e w Orleans, L a
19
20
21
22
23
Kansas City, M o
Indianapolis, Ind
Rochester, N . Y
Seattle, W a s h
Jersey City, N . J
$18, 706, 303 $1
18, 513, 646
1
19, 781, 213 | 1
15, 015. 650 J 1
14, 302, 643
1
11, 293, 055 j 1
""""67," 788"! """4,"740"
38,457
42,299
12, 966, 828 j 1
11,020,420
13, 694, 531 1 1
12,401, 900 j 1
13,442,417 j 1
!
$14, 408
$47, 735 j $17,488
10,742
19,431 j
76,634 !
31,430 j
1
23, 033
3, 022
13, 272
8, 760
17,154"
16, 746
$1,429
151
1
|
24,451
11,409
16,117
14,270
$39, 749
36,084
202,314
19, 209
30, 798
86, 428
$89, 752
54, 617
37,114
100, 646
150, 809
46, 227
$13, 617
7,659
77
12,081
23, 013
142,499
39, 286
41,353
129, 714
57,304
13,194
2,236
13, 709
12,422
17, 540
169,951
$50,804
13,018
27,434
105,166
100,894
49, 880
$119, 585
135,056
164, 836
92, 889
122, 935
92,127
$92,448
85, 096
128,406
30,453
45,444
$24,197
3,353
10,348
18,791
11,182
32,643
124,351
43,483
82,417
119,684
23, 508
151, 286
111,044
97,306
86,093
154, 559
191, 566
31,498
33, 772
81, 280
74,054
449
268
9,148
2,551
17,189
$38, 561
61,959
9,528
16,112
7,431
61,860
39,769
7,841
1,659
9,367
39,609
3,845
32,373
39, 736
31, 609
$11,114
85,499
42, 702
25,750
46,125
$79, 769
29,949
29, 314
31,504
i
1
II—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
Louisville, K y
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
4?
43
Providence, R. I
St. P a u l , M i n n _
O a k l a n d , Calif
Atlanta, Ga
Akron, Ohio.
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
Omaha, Nebr
B i r m i n g h a m , Ala
Worcester, M a s s
Syracuse, N . Y_
_
Richmond, Va
San Antonio, Tex
Dallas, T e x
New Haven, Conn
Memphis, T e n n .
D a y t o n , Ohio
Norfolk, V a
Houston, T e x . . .
Youngstown, Ohio.
Grand Rapids, Mich
Springfield, M a s s
Bridgeport, Conn
Fort Worth, T e x . .
Scranton, P a
Paterson, N . J
Hartford, C o n n
__
._..
$7,693,726 1
9, 388, 285 j
8,034,457 j
6,118,590
5,998,518 |
7,831,037
7,337,484
6,909,907
5, 049,455 1
5,201, 560
5, 861,816
3, 369,944
7, 090,155
6,061,611
5,140,858
3, 270,289
4, 616,865
5,127, 764
4, 617, 501
3, 945, 751
4,188, 386
4, 040. 913
3, 664,104
4,213,110
6,423,894
4, 738, 603
2,934, 202
3,320,813
4,088, 329
5,220,135
$54,156
!
S
$1,800
11, 802
13, 735
5,602
14, 670
$17,079
16,491
7,078
714
38,544
17,860
11,011
17, 644
2,313
7,425
16,792
11,034
1,000
$15, 053
13,172
7,709
9,138
$15
12, 431
10,163
3,600
2,000
40, 688
39, 550
2,590
1
1
854
12, 849
16,822
11,229
2,000
i
1,000
63,045
51,457
i
100
28,982
25, 302
11,801
34,229
9,545
13,688
32,158
:::::::::"i::.—.—
1
i
14,223
9,820
8,040
]
|
3,573
3,122
3,400
12,957
8,287
I
19,794
6,330
6,865
1.100
2,826
8,962
6,200
8,697
17,122
24,141
II
5,103
$74,168
35, 648
19,973
25,087
11,801
22,086
39,360
23, 777
24,112
8,534
35, 827
12, 733
19,254
24,865
31,958
13,416
22,002
11,269
8,680
23,294
16, 551
8,855
13, 543
19,111
12,823
13,354
12,616
6,960
9,380
$5,943
7,103
5,420
139
950
960
1,275
3,403
4,758
504
1,475
2,441
300
2,592
5,825
550
3,133
1,750
471
1,906
776
1,908
9,660
5,237
59,847
10,886
52,385
37, 645
25,129
1,978
17, 281
47,504
36,638
27,317
28,081
34,288
26,901
39,329
28, 386
25,931
3,165
5,640
25,984
19,926
5,134
2,288
16,210
5,680
12,324
38,001
26, 601
20,026
17,198
73,989
67,490
22,281
12, 723
2,575
40,269
$4,901
1,919
29,944
35, 653
25,130
43,551
11,499
12,389
19,530
27,183
17,144
25,057
8,305
23,841
3,986
27,224
19,457
494
36,978
32,870
18,043
44,866
26,270
12,101
8,820
72,438
10,097
6,501
3,013
4,030
22, 641
3,117
3,583
2,867
2,478
2,776
5,969
1,384
3,489
11,318
677
3,951
3,247
1,475
2,056
5,832
9,288
3,174
T A B L E 1 2 . — G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T PAYMENTS FOR E X P E N S E S OF G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , BY P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S
OF T H E GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1923—Continued
AND S U B D I V I S I O N S
fcO
to
[See note at head of this table, p . 250]
I.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT
Legislative branch
CITY
Executive branch
Chief executive
Total
fc
City numb
Total
Council
Clerk of
or board of council
aldermen
Legislative
investigations
Mayor
Financial
Executive
boards and Auditor
commis- or comptroller
sions
Special
accounting and
auditing
Assess- Collection
Treasurer ment
Other
and
or chamof
levy of
berlain
revenue financial
revenue
>
o
I—I
>
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
m
Des Moines, Iowa
New Bedford, Mass..
Trenton, N . J
Salt Lake City, Utah
Camden, N . J
$4,032,590
4,658,317
3,753,261
3,426,120
3,468,033
$192,180
254,426
175,331
250, 579
229,807
Nashville, Tenn
Fall River, Mass
Albany, N . Y
Wilmington, Del
Kansas City, Kans._.
2,283,530
4,387,812
3,886,735
2,434,693
2, 283,339
Lowell, Mass
Flint, Mich
Erie, Pa
Cambridge, Mass
Reading, Pa
Yonkers, N . Y
Duluth, Minn
Spokane, Wash.
Elizabeth, N . J
Utica, N . Y
Lynn, Mass
Tacoma, Wash
Jacksonville, Fla
3,858,123
2,701,331
2,422,098
4,010,973
2,119,216
4,892,471
3,030,805
3,198,193
2,827,306
2,989,745
3,101,994
2,613,683
2, 523,439
$27,802
$11,107
$1,857 $4,395
$15, 501
5,056
1,135
2,628
128,950
378,432
333,379
204,039
137, 360
4,500
16, 563
26,840
7,148
1,000
531
3,257
3,035
8,400
10,181
13,818
3,440
216,
154,
192,
232,
133,
344,
225,
137,
170,
227,
140,
123,
217,
9,967
12,140
7,087
38,101
24,821
21,221
$9,299
11,083
6,824
15,812
16, 513
$5,497
1,913
3,000
1,034
2,370
16,930
10,830
22,023
4,320
100
$2,600
32,153
5,447
17, 567
6,844
$4,730
31,076
13,196
11,650
11, 523
17,288
4,443
8,759
15,164
34,824
38,254
17,113
14, 617
32,430
14,547
13,954
26,976
10,906
2,374
2,198
2,103
25,700
18,151
4,185
31,989
5,480
32,529
15,767
13,742
8,895
936
1,676
1,200
19,965
11,323
20,198
12,140
545
34,783
12,219
5,286
32,884
17,930
6,558
17,356
24,090
5,884
11,862
26,155
34,416
28,790
4,233
15,387
6,531
2,905
2,000
4,416
8,181
6,462
22,860
24,916
9,761
10,638
9,695
3,010
11, 519
9,041
24,458
8,020
16,369
24,049
16,990
6,347
16, 567
18,978
3,258
9,592
347
3,474
21,135
43,888
32,449
25,201
35,669
27,488
$2,379
14,462
60,213
22,307
2,673
81,877
15,154
18, 548
27,857
27,175
268
1,462
1,999
1,624
14,057
1,231
13,468
$261
1,252
8,266
8,351
3,039
3
Ul
H
M
o
Ul
4,884
50
2,756
3,472
1,466
H
1,890
Ul
24,701
3,174
12,344
4,183
1,842
24
5,469
1,170
800
o
OROUF
77
78
79
80
81
O k l a h o m a C i t y , Okla
C a n t o n , Ohio
Schenectady, N . Y
I V . -- C I T I E S
$7, 794
4,316
14, 398
5, 338
$3,410
2,431
2,100
800
$5, 589
7,887
10,996
11, 535
2,138, 236
3,131,432 1
2,305, 782
1, 966, 376
1, 889,858
140, 283
134,261
58,313
133, 427
65, 561
6,400
900
5,145
T u l s a , Okla
87
88
89
90
91
Q9
93
Q4
95
96
Savannah, Ga
Knoxville, T e n n
Allentown, P a
San Diego, Calif
B a y o n n e , N . J_._
Manchester, N . H_
Harrisburg, Pa
Peoria, 111
Wichita, Kans
St. Joseph, M o
.
Sioux C i t v , I o w a
South Bend, Ind
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Binghamton, N. Y
Portland, M e
Rockford, 111
T r o y , N . Y_ __
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
L i t t l e Rock, A r k
Johnstown, Pa._
1, 531, 783
2, 019, 534
1, 489, 535
2, 975, 650
2, 958,194
1,960, 626
1,929, 260 i
1, 991, 467
1,953, 289
1, 549,139
2, 047, 466
2,394, 268
1,868,356
2,321,911
2, 536,817
135,028
192,850
103,301
193,416
229,150
172,703 j
115,620
106,010 !
78,905
92,658
1,817,039
2,365, 959
1, 656, 517
1, 252, 572
1, 789, 509
97,332
162,589 1
93,709 |
88,249
90, 032
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
E a s t St. Louis, 111
Brockton, Mass
Terre Haute, Ind
Saginaw, M i c h
Gary, Ind
P a w t u c k e t , R. I
Hoboken, N. J
L o n g Beach, Calif _
Passaic, N . J
Springfield, Ohio
Chester, P a
Hamtramck, Mich..
Altoona, P a _ _
Racine, W i s
2,713,009
1, 222,670
2,197, 771
1, 711,363
1, 731, 363
160, 590
102,284
120, 517 |
53,518
135,113
127,096
116,410
242,595
147,756
118, 212
67,320
61,214
148, 839
68,721
88, 807 1
97
98
99
ion
101
10?
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
11?
IIS
114
115
116
117
118
119
T>0
121
$20, 860
$173, 302
159, 464
121, 281
186,393
203,882
$3, 020, 333
2,133, 708
2, 474, 281
3, 093, 698
3, 476, 943
8*?
8M
84
R^
86
Fort Wayne, Ind
E l Paso, T e x
Evansville, Ind
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
1,820,905
1, 573,494
2,813, 907
2,437,125
2,039,114
1, 256,138 I
985, 423
1, 238,912
1,170, 328
1,655,527 I
101,902
91, 275
126,695
129,858 !
102,490 |
21,167
19,660
18,497
4, 789
1,167
7,524
3,120
10, 201
11, 213
21,853
13,921
6,567
11, 991
26, 698
6,065
2,766
28,814
II, 997
2,339
6,431
2,218
1,055
5,167
.
24, 711
4,666
5,325
6,377
14,347
229
9,404
15,082
1,034
8, 594
1,000
300
7,742
5,122
26,993
$167
7,058
5,200
1,100
500
34, 599
6, 786
9,235
5,815
1,409
9,460
2,450
48,093
5,153
19, 306
3,150
14,564
17,992
1,600
7,959
13, 388
12,567
166
1,652
10,425
9,338
7,205
19, 531
8,959
5,115
21, 680
11, 581
3,680
14, 425
6,002
4,172
3,662
6,279
2,700
10, 720
4,233
7,892
493
9,772
4,436
1,090
2,000
21, 652
1,863
3,401
995
615
1,236
181
15,428
19,817
12,432
23,139
523
4,681
$3, 727
71
I, 950
2,500
16,458
4,924
6,130
5,120
8,256
19,396
7,019
4,309
9,974
4,141
2,634
2,000
9,888
1,200
4,843
250
750
1,632
400
1,125
2,250
2,240
3,480
1,158
950
6,959
250
2,250
$102
7,037
910
1.294
$23, 529
4,938
22, 288
21,440
1,722
$5,797
15, 032
21,883
15, 793
21, 534
$2,858
15,102
7,102
9,456
2,700
8,021
3,312
2,400
17,562
1,808
16,871
947
12,279
17,928
2,490
5,898
3,078
400
13,804
15, 743
7,987
18, 854
10, 581
5,194
1,483
2,905
4,322
9,108
9,314
8,525
9,854
30, 272
30, 909
9,697
28,900
20,152
7,606
17,794
32,183
18, 252
1,958
1,800
7,167
24, 420
1,425
590
1,301
24,185
1,326
22,535
2,194
33
120
3,680
2,553
890
4,613
4,585
7,910
10,607
18,079
620
4,036
6,853
5,232
13,471
1,690
2,900
1,950
$12,695
7,726
5,696
18, 699
20, 538
11,794
16, 612
720
2,009
426
9,990
7,142
3,199
17,548
16,549
14,051
4,750
5,359
4,120
2,613
1,000
3,849
5,338
18,863
8,292
4,295
6,431
19, 893
14,399
500
7,738
9,808
18,108
3,365
11,162
10,783
6,288
3,663
14,690
6,121
24,594
500
18, 736
17,694
20,300
22,477
11,840
7,830
2,618
8,876
2,020
8,652
41,993
8,129
4,259
26,136
22, 565
21,657
5,020
15,147
5,415
2,665
34,269
7,862
14,434
7,829
16,261
11,545
16,155
1,400
1,728
678
3,092
8,642
1,515
Q
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]
4
t*J
>
H
>
UJ
h
VIJ
2,041
225
648
575
3,962
2,880
1,911
248
8,018
77
11,237
xo
oo
CTT
TABLE 12.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST
P A Y M E N T S F O R E X P E N S E S O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND SUBDIVISIONS
OF T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1923—Continued
[See note at head of this table, p . 250]
I.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT
Legislative branch
CITY
'
Total
Total
City numb
s
i Council Clerk of
lor board of council
aldermen
Executive branch
Chief executive
Legislative
investigations
Financial
Special
Assess- Collection
account- Treasurer
and
Other
cham- ment
of
ing and orberlain
levy of
revenue financial
auditing
revenue
Mayor
Xfl
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
122 Lansing, Mich
123 New Britain, Conn.
124 Mobile, Ala
125 Berkeley, Calif
126 Springfield, 111
127 Holyoke, Mass
128 Highland Park, Mich.
129 Davenport, Iowa
130 Chattanooga, T e n n . . .
131 Bethlehem, Pa
--132 Lincoln, Nebr
133 Niagara Falls, N. Y.._
134 Covington, Ky._
135 Haverhill, Mass..
136 Portsmouth, Va
137 Huntington, W. V a . . .
138 East Orange, N. J
139 Macon, Ga
140 Wheeling, W. Va_____
Cicero,
111
141
142 Roanoke, Va
143 Tampa, Fla
144 Lancaster, Pa.—
145 Winston-Salem, N. C -
$1,599,149
1,616,494
1,060, 844
2,004,037
1,468,577
2,394,071
2,188, 837
1,541,729
1,293,153
1,123,136
1,534,219
1, 804,645
898,842
1, 832, 833
973, 541
1,303,129
1, 809,622
1,025,248
1,178,219
1,047,667
1,177,426
1,369,629
843,595
975,442
$108,195
100,545
74, 228
105, 613
125,511
125,
110,
93,
77,
97,
92,
122,
88,
84,
$11, 385
4,609
$1,202
$3,201
3,513
$25, 434
22, 256
20, 772
2,313
5,346
12,110
2,728
10, 277
23, 418
12, 467
11,569
14, 857
20, 344
12, 528
7,238
18,958
7,246
3,639
1,100
600
2,400
5,700
3,121
3,627
5.230 I
9,522
117,
77,
52,
5,930 !
1,395
1,006
480
4,437
3,854
$5,992
1,668
4,884
7,066
4,723
6,809
11,536
7,940
5,714
3,827
4,901
2,500
7,952
6,104
7,854
9,016
9,644
2,000
4,166
8,472
4,466
3
$150
940 I
3,780 I
1,706
1,480
2,000 |
1, 348 !
1,419 '
546 !
1,049 i
2,603
580 ;
1,908 !
4,699
1,201 !
3
>
a
16, 452
15, 206
3,682
\ 908
7,994
6,208
6,948
5,680
11, 295
9,576
4,830
3,454
2,374
13,475
$11,963
15,738
9,744
32, 812
11, 258
10, 230
497
1,800
10,571
11,705
2,164
437
a
o
CO
897
1,140
O
1,900
26,367
406
H
10, 638
2,252
7,591
26
894
1,117
1,525
1,825
11,449
21,514 !
7,650 i
5,918 I
1,842 !
6,602 I
8,466
221
co
146
147
148
149
Shreveport, L a
Jackson, M i c h
Augusta, Ga
F r e s n o , Calif
150
151
15?
153
Quincy, M a s s
P a s a d e n a , Calif
.
Topeka, Kans
- Atlantic City, N . J
154
155
156
157
.-
_. .
1,129,782 1
1, 256, 387
1,494,776
2,110,728
1,946,628
2,438.737
1, 316,201
3,682,563
Kalamazoo, M i c h
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C
1, 344,529
1,431,827
1,607, 678
938,739 :
78,332 i
79,417 1
64,495
84, 364
110,975
172,608
58.631
233,749
79,191
54,501 I
72,483
61,240
6,116
5,226
1,300
8,085
|
1,638
5,305
3,159
2,900
9,522
22.050
21,628
13,079
7,913
1,290
30,084
1,175
1, 200
500
2,140
2,158
a, 910
7,734
12,908
8,168
7,534
2,778
15, 857
4,539
$977
670
$3,302
1,367
50
7,292
16, 305
$7, 861
3,335
6,715
23,347
695
4,418
6,648
6.293
1,931
25
8,868
5,976
5,113
3,850
13,716
3,589
5,690
10,950
11, 644
6,096
6,336
29,139
2,179
16,911
9,320
4,339
5,271
3,975
12,106
!
8,452
4,781
14,940
42,496
6,070
5,063
1
11,405
18, 844
2,691
3.271
3, 275
6,743
5,071
8,246
2,468
900
2,000
875
602
ib, 551
4,805
3,780
9,138
171
4,655
1,800
5,490
24,580
25,652
2,750
14,975
220
7,758
1,421
35
1,095
3,378
1,330
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
1
158
159
160
161
16?
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x
York, P a
._. .
Elmira, N . Y
Newton, Mass
.
163
164
165
166
167
B a y City, M i c h .
McKeespo>t, P a
N e w c a s t l e , Pa._
D e c a t u r , 111
Oak P a r k , 111
168
169
170
171
17?
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
181
182
183
184
185
ISfi
187
$1,155,682
591,024
855, 224
1,315,567
2, 707, 312
$46,284
58,602
57,964
86,123
151,484
1,328,406
1,192, 298
972, 732
793, 576
1,336, 238
73,920
67, 538
60,313
36,143
71,064
Chelsea, M a s s
_
Kenosha, Wis.
Hammond, Ind
Galveston, T e x
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
1,666, 960
1,315,728
1, 260, 535
1,034,023
2,173, 998
101,937
66,004
67,602
62,197
130,207
Beaumont, Tex
Woonsocket, R . I_
Pittsfleld, M a s s
Perth Amboy, N. J
M o n t g o m e r y , Ala .
Stockton, Calif
Medford, M a s s
L i m a , Ohio
Charleston, W . V a
Lexington, K y
Greensboro, N . C
P u e b l o , ColoSalem, M a s s
Madison, Wis
Everett, Mass. .
800,394
1,043,587
1,262,229
1,124, 288
665,355
1, 582, 797
1, 347,027
719,685
976,786
976,327
594,025
1,068,238
1,499,781
1,512,718
1,376,007 !
60,565
74,035
69, 706
73,389
49,633
108,298
90,387
56,939
80,271
72,600 j
63,901
77,160
76,336
67,220 {
84,717 !
_ -
_.
$21,487
9,660
15, 925
$3,697
7,226
$4, 993
616
9,894
10, 686
12,153
14,020
16, 580
7,243
8,653
4,367
3, 600
$3,475
4,714
5,489
1,500
8,258
2,658
6,200
1,006
3,500
200
500
2,400
2,063
3,000
16,148
919
11,906
' 900
10, 223
15, 728
7,414
5,171
4,027
1,200
7,857
18, 960
3,268
10,010
5,341
9,967
9,475
300
4,739
2,000
5,517
$2, 614
4,070
2,500
5,977
4,255
2,000
3,060
2,750
3,259
18,704
6,107
3,188
16, 720
5,930
3,667
3, 250
3,073
6,182
6,425
6,289
4,436
5,665
7,431
2,460
1,924
10,933
5,524
325
2,307
2,370
190
11, 955
273
538
300
1,225
5,275
602
5,820
4,254
4,485
7,298
5,217
3,242
3,013
2,133
3,900
4,228
4,571
2,287
4,600
6,677
6,821
3,072
793
1,290
971
600
1,806
3,159
8,161
7,621
14,255
16,867
8,730
4,980
15,150
4,607
3,790
11, 370
16,215
8,963
13,924
$64
16,307
13,151
194
$110
250
3,296
1,388
418
188
3,401
6,156
Q
ft
w
w
2,242
2,135
5,837
8,200
6,911
517
7,829
6,000
12,976
12, 622
4,607
4,106
1,512
1,431
17,375
7,575
8,859
1,385
4,554
882
2,159
1,725
1,482
2,718
7,771
149
509
307
1,871
to
T A B L E 1 2 . — G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T P A Y M E N T S FOR E X P E N S E S OF G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S
OF T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 2 3 — C o n t i n u e d
[See
note at head of this table, p. 250]
I.--GENERAL GOVERNMENT
Legislative b r a n c h
Executive branch
Total
Chief executive
City numb
Total
Council
Clerk of
or board of council
aldermen
MS
CITY
©
Mayor
Financial
Executive Auditor
b o a r d s a n d or
compcommistroller
sions
Special
accounting a n d
auditing
Treasurer
or c h a m berlain
Assess- Collection
Other
ment and
of
l e v y of
financial
revenue
revenue
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
188
189
190
191
199
Butte, Mont
Fitchburg, Mass.
E a s t Chicago, I n d
San Jose, Calif ._
Williamsport, P a .
$931,898
1, 502, 908
1,023,372
1,190, 655
776,890
$81,300 |
74,913 I
72,345 i
58,203
48,424
$6,560
5,447
2,940
19S
194
195
196
197
West H o b o k e n , N . J
E v a n s t o n , 111
45,136
79,699
67,126
160,106
76, 217
!
!
j
3,000
3,389
2,511
Brookline, M a s s
Jamestown, N . Y
996,182
1, 4S0, 703
708, 988
2, 251,423
1, 220, 902
Springfield, M o
Waco, T e x
Muskegon, Mich
Lorain, Ohio
Muncie, Ind
804,648
1,024,825
1, 086,099
1,085, 990
864,137
43,785
36, 008
53,107
84,725 !
42,054 i
1,100, 557
1,064,021
993,714
829,745
1, 214,004 ;
78,767 1
54, 990
74,409
48, 524 I
82, 526
19R
199
?00
901
90">
?03
?04
?m
?06
207
Pontiac, Mich
Chicopee, M a s s
Joliet, 111
C o l u m b i a , S. C
Superior, W i s .
_
-_.
$4,014
$8,866
4,352
5,627
3,360
$4,896
10,907
500
.1,400
1,000
4,600
3,771
18,042
!
1
8,342
3,999
12,029
6,706
5,846
5,233
3,687
2,950
667
4,183
3,057
965
200
3,872
3,980
I:::::::::::
19, 945
11,869
27,264
$3,456
4,102
8,304
4,906
2,100
6,465
7,252
6,987
4,352
2,316
2,434
4,587
7,733
3,502
7,750
3,837
1,675
2,523
$1,815
5,096
1,625
475
979
506
795
411
3,500
1,167
750
1,075
325
a
$
$8,423
9,159
8,344
3,359
950
$7,448
$12,438
4,560
$1,478
2,962
2,925
10,436
4,374
3,393
5,213
6,938
1,662
22,073
4,892
3,850
4,477
5,862
18,601
4,909
5,693
10,277
5,862
70
11,324
6,454
4,633
1,344
3,378
1,486
4,686
4,248
7,010
542
10,844
4,352
708
7,205
5,369
6,904
10,839
235
4.60
9,023
CO
o
U2
o
fed
4,612
7,006
295
9,373
23, 571
2,902
4,224
W
1,915
1,287
768
830
Dubuque, Iowa
209 Battle Creek, M i c h . .
210 Aurora, 111
211 Waterloo, Iowa
4x 212 New Rochelle, N. Y .
821,165 1
979,625
817, 628
989, 324
2,297,526
g 213 Stamford, Conn
00 214 Taunton, Mass.
I 215 Council Bluffs, Iowa..
t'o 216 Portsmouth, Ohio
OJ 217 Rock Island, 111
1,330,306
1,019,463
704,141
663,240
625,255
2, 700
6,243
2,150
2,122
1
996,200
749,188
791,822
989,971
1, 220, 334
9,973
3,720
1,500
5,754
12,272
1,350
218Poughkeepsie, N. Y . . .
219
M 220
-^ 221
222
Quincy, 111
Austin, Tex
Auburn, N. Y
New Brunswick, N. J.
223 Easton, Pa
224 Newport News, Va _
225 Danville, 111
226 Ogden, Utah
227 Wilmington, N. C_.
jl
4,336
2,462
10,489
1
4,839
635,150
962,545
566,283
777,829
658,806
3,512
4,489
Hazleton, Pa
Orange, N . J
Kokomo, Ind
Amsterdam, N. Y_
Petersburg, Va
233
234
235
236
Pensacola, Fla._
Norristown, P a .
Lewiston, M e . . .
Oshkosh, W i s . . .
237
238
239
210
Green Bay, Wis...
Columbus, Ga
Watertown, N. Y .
Moline, 111
211
242
213
244
Sheboygan, Wis..
Waltham, Mass..
Newport, R. I . . .
Muskogee, Okla..
88.8,562
1,026,357
1,050,759
884,552
245
246
247
248
Newburgh, N. Y
_.
La Crosse, Wis
Lynchburg, Va
Colorado Springs, Colo.
838,526
821,407
828,686
1,036,572
5,025
8,073
1,660
475
1,500
4,197
2,400
1,874
8,171
60
11,933
2,248
5,027
3,120
4,753
2,671
11,704
2,200
1,800
2,473
3,666
2,669
1,374
3,000
1,054
$2,179
2,500
614
1
500
784
700
2,253
1,965
500
3,738
9,018
6,541
7,618
3,089
840
8,518
3,112
1,972
5,544
3,382
17,536
14,589
9,538
3,102
427
2,507
461
9,065
9,546
200
223
843
5,754
875
2,841
8,877
3,000
2,102
360
6,841
1,510
3,654
7,475
6,811
4,884
8,280
11,985
3,444
1,467
200
1,350
400
3,177
6,322
3,018
14,623
9,724
5,974
633
115
14,069
3,876
3,449
157
12,734
6,528
6,109
371
3,939
3,785
2,670
2,860
300
14,047
196
19,145
7,558
1,290
16,766
760
2
571
329
1,323
12,460
4,208
10,847
6,310
7,440
4,491
1,214
8,671
331
3,694
13,308
1,108
5,927
5,894
5,192
3,858
1,455
4,730
1,946
3,029
3,196
3,000
2,400
400
4,429
6,576
11,525
1,263
2,100
2,481
2,000
5,779
78
2,544
397
4,912
3,616
5,992
3,210
350
3,879
4,212
2,750
200
4,976
2,088
7,210
1,835
14,877
5,023
178
1,028
1,377
5,187
11,823
5,443
1,839
1,620
7,856
3,913
1,000
3,124
1,510
2,493
4,040
9,009
3,822
400
750
600
584
3,516
1,477
2,913
3,974
5,110
6,050
446
350
2,920
754
665
1,440
6,739
7,068
2,673
3,494
5,773
3,687
3,851
1
1,546
6,207
921
350
1,935
1,714
1,000
3,334
2,890
600
1,695
4,928
1,230
11,978
1,116
7,264
1
1,856
5,283
2,705
5,811
702
787
936
1,000
169
6,000
8,172
2.055
3,185
1,467
2,223
3,285
4,265
22,486
8,036
17,625
487,090
460,511
563,822
1,013,409
833,405
752,067
870,818
687,312
300
11,811
10, 623
838, 524
791,289
608, 359
851,989
689,251
228
229
230
231
232
1
3,886
18,224
o
>
165
137
1,525
45
4,179
9,714
12,012
320
to
TABLE 12.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST
P A Y M E N T S FOR E X P E N S E S O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , BY P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S
AND S U B D I V I S I O N S
OF T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 2 3 — C o n t i n u e d
to
00
[See note a t head of t h i s table, p . 250]
l.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT—continued
Executive b r a n c h — C o n t i n u e d
Judicial b r a n c h
Other general executive offices a n d accounts
Lawoffices
and
accounts
G r a n d total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
II
III
IV
V
City
clerk
Engineer's
department
Public
works
and
service
Civil
service
Public
buildings a n d
grounds
City
planning
General
municipal
courts
All o t h e r
Special
courts
Superior
courts
Coroner
Marshal
and
sheriff
Elections
O
>
$5, 426, 803j$l, 631, 327 $2, 921,189 ;$2, 837,419 $937,510 $518,322 $795, 468! $1, 823, 385 $9, 440,194 $2, 061, 633l$18, 525, 575 $625,189 $3, 648, 279 $10,540,784
2, 859, 781
660,420
893,483
617,422
395, 697
280,324
193, 853
424,194
413, 595
319, 361
579,975 1, 731,124
506, 790 213,714
716, 378 566, 922
660, 818 174, 930
457, 228 150, 729
663,408
126,922
91,604
36,013
19, 563
189, 564
99,844
136, 792
43, 413
48, 709
267,053
103, 853
279,871
94, 388
50,303
3
>
861, 023
167,032
357, 584
229, 587
208,159
7,313, 666 1,
560, 991
870, 663
400,092
294, 782
503, 334 14,805,322
364, 867 3, 075,599
562,900
91,413
51,886
(0, 550
29,868
41, 469
496,881
112,002
11, 853
2,703
1,750
2, 810,016
764, 654
57,949
7,883
7,777
7, 292,156
1,178, 929
1,104,594
633,647
331,458
GO
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H
M
o
CO
o
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
*3
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. Louis, M o
Baltimore, M d
Boston, Mass
Los Angeles, Calif...
Pittsburgh, P a
S a n Francisco, Calif
Buffalo, N . Y
$1,342,230
445, 111
256,739
50, 770 $131,126
112,437
32, 530
91,645
54, 761
115,140
101,871
119, 701
57,832
111, 544
$53,961
11,077
142, 213
54,012
$1,041,454 $239,229
209, 660
$58,462
160,149
54, 725
69,821 $20,640
48, 772
6,819
24, 234
35, 566
10, 773
9,379
4,131
15,430
45, 357
19,367
53,886
46, 329
27,746
42, 593
144,357
36, 603
40,128
43, 738
84,410
26, 820
59, 741
117, 872
31, 540
16,999
125 23,052
54,796
22,723
26,348
22,222 129,674
12,431
34,883
20, 290
64, 539
4,145
24,571
$58, 201 $3,679, 897 $689, 812 16,849, 617 $125,389
100,077 1,009, 347 141,882 1,974, 536 95,299
928, 614 138,847 1, 229,682 73,347
285,917
97, 418
31, 883
740, 426 32,145
77, 550
387,049
17,679
573,155
126, 626
9,218
141,926
143, 979
584,690
74,071
34,723
6,595
16, 658
60,376
23,249
13, 201
103, 208
85,841
322,329
210,411
158, 231
40, 293
252,310
14,408
49, 902
110, 746
50, 528
28, 962
285,669
956, 259
482, 754
531,123
451, 519
145, 892
$686, 790 $1,694, 709
924,090 1, 500,309
198,940 1,043,547
113,437
376,471
81,451
227,479
114,428
438,020
30, 571
9,000
169,814
37, 329
242,
540
18,981
31,499 1 87,140
118,144
14, 787
42, 671
15,164
491,728
239, 723
500,139
272,830
367,039
140,162
O
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H
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- R O U P II—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
13
14
15
16
17
18
Milwaukee, Wis.
Washington, D . C
Newark, N . J
Minneapolis, M i n n
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
N e w Orleans, L a .
19
20
21
??,
23
Kansas City, M o . .
Indianapolis, Ind._
Rochester, N . Y
Seattle, W a s h . . .
J e r s e y C i t y , N . J__
._
...
..
._
$48, 423
30, 704
84, 532
90,634
45,195
32, 906
60, 915
23,094
54,195
111,867
77,955
$57,102
18,041
8,557
9,948
21,611
78, 594
$8, 634
20,382
8,223
84,132
154, 456
12, 762
$32,962 .
55,442
20, 575
29,876
99, 552
12, 756
67,309
33, 525
9,677
io, i n
7,120
26,175
35, 799
23, 246
10, 762
27, 511
16, 390
5,108
G R O U P III.— C I T I E S H A V I N G A
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
3?
33
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.
Louisville, Ky._
-- -
...
$36,500
36, 439
19, 238
21, 991
25, 660
$3,180
$7, 252
19, 662
27, 251
29, 886
19,560
$27, 611
17, 376
10, 092
8,442
18, 643
15,936
21,340
16, 292
16,348
59, 553
14,186
8,538
16, 310
10, 226
16,400
1,497
Providence, R. I
St. P a u l , M i n n
O a k l a n d , Calif
Atlanta, Ga
A k r o n , Ohio
25,116
24,449
18,672
15, 376
18,040
9,780
13, 391
Omaha, Nebr
B i r m i n g h a m , Ala
...
Worcester, M a s s
__.
Syracuse, N . Y
Richmond, Va
S a n A n t o n i o , Tex
_ .__
Dallas, Tex
N e w Haven, C onn _
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio _
32,195
19, 544
10, 800
22,453
24, 201
26,067
3,000
13,742
11, 798
2,000
25,820
11,093
11,837
13,317
7,450
17, 006
20, 008
7,367
19, 998
18, 454
6, 236
13,879
5, 464
51.019
2, 700
14, 300
23,322
4,982
9,500
14, 700
44
45
46
47
48
Norfolk, V a
9, 612
16, 097
12, 772
10,119
10, 737
13,452
8,358
21, 876
21, 779
20, 892
49
50
51
5?
Bridgeport, Conn.
- __
Fort Worth, Tex. _
S c r a n t o n , P a . _._ . . .
Paterson, N . J
17, 905
17, 738
22, 809
9,080
15,146
12, 004
7,350
1,200
2,180
5,651
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
53
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio - .
Grand Rapids, Mich
Springfield, M a s s
__
8,247
14, 580
9,115
19, 263
9,535
476
13,768
1
l
!
$34,941
—-
$25, 269
$5, 370
29,026
65, 448
18,982
21,044
20,097
5,158
13, 303
$43, 295
50,961
1,668
890
34, 754
$27,872
113,832
44, 712
79,175
102,427
32,021
$618
75, 679
71,819
42, 535
55,156
$399, 090
327,193
291,358
213,330
280, 691
390,104
$12,421
10,327
12,605
10,420
12, 628
18,175
$136,965
$54, 796
26, 545
94,156
80, 538
113,659
203,461
109, 296
208,390
23, 285
27,429
487
7,548
95,859
7,303
18,182
13, 518
26,090
4,206
16,328
33,355
34,048
31,123
279, 351
151, 456
157,651
236,047
349,328
13,866
7,700
5,735
6,841
1,284
90,100
37, 257
53,171
79, 627
52, 636
140,338
3,651
175,787
84,370
175, 555
$366, 296
$1,304
224
4,812
P O P U L A T I O N O F 100,000 T O 300,000
$5, 672
4,481
6,922
6,428
$4, 654
65
19,038
7,923
185
$19, 564
28,170
18,059
13, 820
3,615
10, 265
$15,091
6,031
3,838
$12, 444
22, 763
46,027
62,199
23,765
9
18,088
8,536
100
20,442
20, 484
34, 350
15,032
5,774
39, 747
1,935
11,390
27, 837
1,378
1,725
4,045
11,400
29,687
14, 518
4, ill
11, 764
7,616
9,235
9, 611
16,106
4,734
13, 529
20, 881
26,192
1,088
1,241
5, 239
15, 246
12, 778
2,659
3,581
622
754
28, 303
24,900
2, 244
......
6,991
37, 734
13, 521
18, 372
3,393
14,542
12, 928
783
5, 418
43
4,297
1, 290
29, 908
32, 868
12,605
1,424
$15,085
24, 828
20, 480
1, 424
16, 523
1,351
14, 690
3,807
29, 435
11, 970
2,968
7, 997
33, 677
1,766
1,798
5,344
13,197
42,450
13, 610
1,7$.
3,553
71, 837
2,152
2,143
$3, 879
37,159
91,577
132,416
13,914
28,077
26,061
51,133
1,750
35, 332
- I
i
30,138
26,100
5, 843
9,977
48, 779
18,039
49,311
34, 478
5,081
$29,571
697
27,120
13, 405
41, 210
4,892
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10,304
4,684
42,487
2, 500
32, 355
2,184
69, 731
22, 353
9,706
11, 765
6,488
3,694
25, 566
16, 366
29, 703
7,382
,___,.__;___
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10, 287
48,132
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TABLE 1 2 . -GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR EXPENSES OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS AND SUBDIVISIONS
OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1923—Continued
•©
[See note at head of this table, p. 250]
1.—GENERAL G O V E R N M E N T — c o n t i n u e d
Judicial branch
Executive branch—Continued
Other general executive offices a n d accounts
CITY
City numb
Law
offices
and
accounts
City
clerk
Engineer's
department
Public
works
and
service
Civil
service
Public
buildings a n d
grounds
City
planning
All other
General
municipal
courts
Special
courts
Superior
courts
Marshal
and
sheriff
Coroner
""
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
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
79
73
74
75
76
Des Moines, Iowa
N e w Bedford, M a s s
Trenton, N . J
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h
.
Fall R i v e r , M a s s
Albany N . Y
Kansas City, Kans
Lowell, M a s s
Flint, Mich
_ .
Erie, P a .
Cambridge, Mass__.
Yonkers, N . Y
Duluth, Minn
E l i z a b e t h , N . J._
Utica, N . Y
Tacoma, Wash
Jacksonville, F l a
.
_ -..
$29,703
3,921
8,558
17, 716
11, 945
15,198
4,898
10, 260
7,565
17, 245
8,152
5,736
21, 764
8,406
15,043
31,371
17,108
16,869
14, 780
12,935
7,934
10, 831
19,963
$31,415
12,067
10,429
5,448
$14,660
24,081
$544
$14,406
$4, 344
800
$60
1,252
480
1
$57,535
7,130
$9,995
302
20, 379
14,331
$33,056
3,168
8,117
17,497
3,800
2,595
3,250
31, 539
7,895
16, 333
$10,000
11, 708
6,546
10, 878
15, 211
4,632
6,922
9,622
6,998
5,263
7,823
7,303
4,550
8,450
11,400
11, 360
20,146
13,500
7,795
3,500
11,371
14, 391
14, 640
12,699
1,924
8,535
9,564
14,889
8,157
17,848
14, 352
10,351
30, 920
1,511
11,093
91
1,958
1,050
6,538
300
519
4,616
691
264
27,984
5,348
64,324
8,078
8,003
15,162
5,972
2,244
31,208
9,349
2,104
62
747
3,155
823
7,938
144
2,022
240
468
2,133
7,263
7,279
7,382
22,015
291
150
12,629
9,172
2,040
12,710
$492
20,022
2,440
4,579
12, 298
328
3,987
210
7,095
75
J
2,850
11, 756
a
$17,324
16, 281
13, 760
5,187
23,484
7,634
16,626
43,127
18,583
20,240
31, 217
16,651
30, 527
29,116
36,112
4,802
4,649
11,496
1,356
3,076
2,988
8,491
400
22, 693
20,141
5,797
6,047
15,477
12, 519
4,285
5,515
1
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OUP I V . — C I T I E S
Oklahoma City, Okla. _
Canton, Ohio.
Somerville, Mass
Schenectady, N . Y
Waterbury, Conn
Tulsa, Okla
Lawrence, Mass
Fort Wayne, Ind
El Paso, Tex
Evansville, Ind
...
..
Savannah, Ga
Knoxville, Tenn
Allentown, Pa
San Diego, Calif
Bayonne, N . J
__.
Manchester, N . H
Harrisburg, Pa
Peoria, 111
Wichita, Kans
St. Joseph, Mo
Sioux City, Iowa
South Bend, Ind
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Bingham ton, N . Y
Portland, Me
Rockford, 111
_.
Troy, N . Y
Charleston, S. C
Little Rock, Ark
Johnstown, Pa
Sacramento, Calif
East St. Louis, 111
Brockton, Mass
Terre Haute, Ind
Saginaw, Mich
Gary, Ind
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N J
Long Beach, Calif
Passaic, N . J
_.
Springfield, Ohio
Chester, Pa
Hamtramck, Mich
Altoona, Pa
Racine, Wis.>_C._._..•__•
$20,449
8,1S9
3,719
9,985
15> 388
1
I
$14,287
35,416
8,243
6,163
13,609
20,755
3,600
4,250
7,397
4,128
22,895
9, 771
3, 784
22,317
3,000
5,639
49, 018
10, 549
20,805
6,327
1,690
5,075
2,692
10, 516
11,415
10,457
6,616
9,825
9,096
5,948
5,353
10,120
3, 713
2,100
3,780
11,926
13,908
7,810
17,881
5,542
9,318
4,200
7, 761
10,326
5,535
5,574
14,804
7,488
9,807
16,047
6,767
4,096
7,005
7,274
4,637
4,390
21, 015
16, 636
3,447
3,080
6,951
13,876
4,340
. 5,-763
1
1
2,833
3,683
13,675
7,650
7,354
3,652
3,134
15,250
7,123
3, 736
3, 574
7, 926
27,999
10,418
3,403
8,897
3,915
1
16, 052
1,796
6,451
2,000
5,459
5,965
c,3,664
$6,401
9,143
17,141
2,700
HAVING A POPULATION
O F 50,000 T O 100,000
$6,635
$2, 756
1,920
446
2,127
$10,341
119
2,946
2,470
1,220
3,925
$6, 358
2,659
5,268
2,058
425
5,000
10,952
5, 711
1,859
13, 219
19,198
$260
$2,410
$1,153
129
27,352
45
5,400
308
526
4,175
11, 578
3, 650
2,024
1,235
5,680
1,935
42
5,561
9,278
12, 967
500
1,152
499
642
9,810
2,439
5,989
6,000
4,093
8,370
86
9,038
1,640
11,984
1,621
3,737
9,822
2,957
5,895
304
167
301
1,568
105
500
45
4,778
2,832
5,228
23,000
1,713
6,257
12, 087
125
681
50
1,319
5,586
7,763
3,825
2,750
320
150
444
620
3,805
1,600
582
13,617
416
9,503
'
•
7,.602
-
-
_
-
—
-
'
-
-
_
•
10, 722
4,768
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7,189
3,271
2,200
1
1
2,391
5,380
600
5,900
3,526
8,642
1,500
8,223
1
5,552
8,653
18,937
7,832
1,261
17,282
3,128
5,402
20,884
13,007
11,570
$48
4,801
8,904
27,191
7,128
6,295
10,354
8,006
13, 792
7,150
20, 371
2,986
162
3,744
2,200
5,830
7,803
6,061
6,885
3, 921
3,648
1,500
21, 244
V . 529"
. -11,263
16,011
31,148
8,613
r
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8,573
3,242
$13,593
28,570
9,803
22,992
24,398
5,828
18,218
:::::::::
4,050
5,220
2,600
1, 500
4,750
!
!.._
9,167
9,694
7,621
.
$9,135
4,409
7,768
12,169
7,253
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TABLE 12.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR EXPENSES OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS AND VSUBDIVISIONS
OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: lf)23—Continued
to
o
[See note at head of this table, p. 250]
1.—GENERAL G O V E R N M E N T — c o n t i n u e d
Executive branch—Continued
Judicial branch
O t h e r general executive offices a n d a c c o u n t s
CITY
City numb
Law
offices
and
accounts
City
clerk
Engineer's
department
Public
works
and
service
Civil
service
Public
buildings a n d
grounds
City
planning
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION
•
Lansing, Mich
New Britain, Conn
Mobile, Ala
B e r k e l e y , Calif
Springfield, 111
Holyoke, Mass . - . .
Highland Park, Mich
Davenport, Iowa
Chattanooga, T e n n
Bethlehem, P a
$4,239
3,033
7,156
6, 289
9,579
3,790
8,499
7,903
6,581
4,963
4,691
133
134
135
136
Lincoln, N e b r
Niagara Falls, N . Y
Covington, K y .
Haverhill, Mass
Portsmouth, Va
10, 854
9,712
7,661
2,380
3,145
6,040
9,906
5,798
6,415
2,000
4,958
11,232
5,089
6,704
137
138
139
140
141
Huntington, W . Va
E a s t Orange, N . J
M a c o n , Ga
_ . -.
Wheeling, W . Va
. _ _
Cicero, 111
2,700
5,647
3,558
4,522
12, 871
720
5, 552
2,872
2,463
4,200
4,864
5,349
14?
143
144
145
Roanoke, Va
_
Tampa, Fla
L a n c a s t e r , Pa_
Winston-Salem, N . C
4,329
3, 035
1,428
1,200
4,299
4,079
1, 466
m
1?3
\<>4
1?5
1?6
V>1
128
loq
130
131
1*V>
.
_
$4, 783
750
1,810
~""~37623~
5,947
7,151
$11, 327
2,931
6, 744
12, 558
2,595
$6, 538
12,140
4,832
12,633
5,972
3,700
3,500
13, 200
3,208
$438
$300
2,249
2,629
3,802
50
60
318
745
1,561
12
52
1,754
13, 626
1,128
204
20, 644
5,566
1,000
9,740
8,146
1,284
1
Coroner
Marshal
and
sheriff
>
a
CO
$13,673
12,540
6, 665
3,000
$8,215
9,424
2,783
13,471
11, 795
13,063
2, 417
5,929
8 756
7,014
7,648
6,075
$738
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13,848
600
Superior
courts
2,094
4,098
989
Special
courts
O F 50,000 T O 100,000—Continued
$2,499
$129
3,735
1,200
9,389
9,667
2,484
All other
General
municipal
courts
12,626
5,166
7 450
8,562
5,609
5,027
2,017
$312
9,173
198
4,124
3,746
2,202
1,250
7,798
3,000
1,804
892
$8, 555
1,082
$4, 873
29, 310
419
600
860
1,737
557
10,566
9,732
6,992
2,492
50
9,203
430
CO
146
147
T48
149
Shreveport, La
Jackson, M i c h
Augusta, Ga
F r e s n o , Calif
150
151
152
153
Quincv, Mass
P a s a d e n a , Calif
Topeka, Kans
Atlantic City, N . J
154
155
156
157
Kalamazoo, Mich
L a k e w o o d , Ohio_.
Maiden, Mass..
Charlotte, N . C
8,116
6,536
5,981
2,400
7,861
4,492
13, 904
5,849
12, 948
5,798
4,777
11,135
10,008
15, 207
4,279
10,272
20
7,313
3,985
2,307
3,382
3,782
2,500
5,866
2,310
4,388
7,000
8,317
1,474
49
537
3,657
1,200
3,083
5,700
-_
3,806
2,085
2,888
1,190
6,962
299
10, 313
3, 370
1
255
7,080
60
340
840
14,131
204
2,136
6,740
214
2,217
2,470
291
7,487
4,796
3, 862
7,428
5, 529
12, 967
3,599
1,920
5,760
40
11, 984
7,250
78
158
159
160
161
162
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x
York, P a
Elmira, N . Y
Newton, Mass
.
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
181
18?
183
184
185
186
187
Bay City, Mich
MeKeesport, Pa
N e w Castle, P a
D e c a t u r , 111
O a k P a r k , 111
Chelsea, M a s s
Kenosha, Wis _
Hammond, Ind
Galveston, Tex
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
Beaumont, Tex
Woonsocket, R . I
Pittsfleld, M a s s
Perth Amboy, N . J
M o n t g o m e r y , Ala
S t o c k t o n , Calif
Medford, Mass
L i m a , Ohio
Charleston, W . Va
Lexington, K y
Greensboro, N . C _
P u e b l o , Colo
Salem, M a s s
Madison, Wis
Everett, Mass
^
$4, 417
3,221
2,394
2,376
5, 632
4,251
7,780
4,139
4, 844
18, 836
3,478
3,278
2,704
6,982
18,149
9,920
1,994
1,375
4,228
2,999
9,913
2,305
4,504
8,549
2,883
1,823
3,507
9,839
3,485
1,446
$4, 070
2,100
7, 743
11,231
2, 073
2, 820
1, 030
13, 477
5,517
3,554
7,610
9,362
7,517
5,525
4,089
«6, 502
7,711
1,763
3; 288
1,504
4,728
5,942
5,579
6,144
$4, 232
6,531
4,142
8,251
23, 737*
6,297
7,161
7,403
4,390
HAVING A POPULATION
!
-
10,167
3,754
3,605
112
5,505
4,800
15, 397
3,249
8,713
4,169
3,207
4,000
5,876
3,228
1,245
7,478
9,876
$40
i
$349
200
4, 315 |
$20, 392
14
8,177
4,026
7,848
625
2,104
1,750
2,469
10, 437
133
3,334
2,045
i
5,676
135
3,722
1
1
150
230
246
279
500
10,193
1,099
145
284
97
$6, 047
16, 680
4,744
1,992
1,000
130
8,630
163
8,535
7,812
10,180
30
3,847
148
1,219
6,234
1, 974
2,751
6,017
3,537
13, 106
i
I
1
10, 397
1,000
i
12
5,777
$1, 552
153
1,889
7,165
460
35
301
200
7,942
$2, 476
$1, 360
$2,964
5,403
6,260
4,264
11, 504
2, 400
3,489
i
i
i
1,425
1, 762
50,000
1
i
$2, 500
O F 30,000 T O
5,000
15, 015
6,244
4,810
2,011
1
2, 501
1
GROUP V.—CITIES
2,415
10, 907
650
6,289
842
3,243
2,000
1,815
9,105
3,034
4, 900
6, 486
7,792
1,200
5,411
$1, 325
7,991
1,100
4,965
2,259
697
3,838
11, 375
159
5
5, 779
1,450
996
3,926
1,708
8,460
4,298
1,086
912
3,871
5,203
1,772
8, 591s*
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TABLE 12.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST
P A Y M E N T S F O R E X P E N S E S OF G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND SUBDIVISIONS*
OF T H E G E N E R A L DEPARTMENTAL S E R V I C E : 1923—Continued
[See note at head of this table, p . 250]
1.—GENERAL
GOVERNMENT—continued
Judicial branch
Executive b r a n c h — C o n t i n u e d
Other general executive offices a n d accounts
CITY
City numb
Law
offices
and
accounts
City
clerk
Engineer's
department
Public
works
and
service
Civil
service
Public
buildings a n d
grounds
City
planning
General
municipal
courts
All o t h e r
Special
courts
Superior
courts
Coroner
Marshal
and
sheriff
o
CO
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
188
189
190
191
19?
Butte, M o n t - . .
F i t c h b u r g , M ass _
E a s t Chicago, I n d
S a n Jose, Calif.
19S
194
195
196
197
West Hoboken, N . J
Brookline, M a s s
Jamestown, N . Y
198
199
?00
?01
W>
?03
?04
?05
206
207
Joliet, 111
Columbia, R C
Superior, W i s -
$7, 477
$6, 273
2,499
6,279
3,358 ~~~~3~537~
4,361
1,440
900
6,145
3,966
6,044
5,501
$6, 554
4,738
2,765
18,920
3,958
2,565
2,648
3,733
5,065
3,565
2,078
4,053
2,047
5,023
1,105
4,950
3,125
6,769
4,864
4,106
4,403
1,927
4.125
1
$300
$7, 478 1
$3,189
$204
!1
88
163
7,359
10,325
12,059
10, 414
895
4,299
6,986
12, 522
3,562
10, 303
3,659
3, 220
5,008
3,620
749
933
290
815
1,093
4,093
8,427
6,359
71
1"" "
1,919
5,714
1,981
85
7,930
1,863
2,450
7
CO
H
a
CO
2,226
i
1
772
604
8,747
2,570
$1, 628
6,431
3,797
3,178
12, 895
5, l03
9,357
2,850
1,612
4,747
14,006
3,212
618
1,654
1,710
5,611
6,032
7,115
35
2,568
$9,416
3,666
153
1,899
$1,984
717
5, 326
3,767
14, 866
2,286
1
$7, 946
2,558
2,588
6,220
2,850
""l
$1,000
1,308
1,483
3,354
300
2,341
o
CO
208
209
210
211
^ 212
05
§213
(50 214
1 215
t o 216
CH 217
Dubuque, Iowa
Battle Creek, Mich
A u r o r a , 111
Waterloo, I o w a . .
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
3,765
3,149
5,331
3,600
20,947
Stamford, C o n n
Taunton, Mass
C o u n c i l Bluffs, I o w a
Portsmouth, Ohio
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
3,867
4,255
2,000
2,350
1,680
10,186
6,366
2,490
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Q u i n c y , 111..
Austin, Tex
1
Auburn, N . Y
New Brunswick, N. J
5,076
2,000
2,783
4,379
5,250
2,433
2,000
2,894
3,733
3,800
223
224
225
226
227
Easton, P a
Newport News, Va
D a n v i l l e , 111
Ogden, U t a h
Wilmington, N . C
3,280
2,000
900
4,687
2,321
2,183
1,500
2,704
3,449
7,091
228
229
230
231
232
Hazleton, P a
Orange, N . J
Kokomo, Ind
Amsterdam, N . Y
Petersburg, Va
1,791
2,717
2,035
4,045
2,100
3,300
4,646
1,116
3,271
7,113
2,312
1,807
2,545
1,187
233
234
235
236
Pensacola, Fla
Norristown, P a
Lewiston, M e
Oshkosh, Wis
3,700
1,260
4,200
900
2,992
4,300
3,465
3,286
522
6,459
237
238
239
240
Green Bay, W i s . .
Columbus, Qa
Watertown, N . Y
M o l i n e , 111
2,273
3,435
3,552
2,727
4,153
1,605
9,265
1,556
5,224
3,162
241
242
243
244
Sheboygan, Wis
Waltham, Mass
Newport, R. I . . .
Muskogee, Okla
4,477
3,897
10, 275
5,527
11,092
1,416
7,491
245
246
247
248
Newburgh, N . Y
__
LaCrosse, Wis
Lvnchburg, Va
Colorado Springs, C o l o . . .
—*
1 218
219
h* 220
QO 221
222
3,313
• 1,823
2,486
4,735
3,721
7,962
3,293
3,365
5,305
1,890
2,562
5,388
8,820
5,680
4,265
3,983
5,620
1,487
2,774
5,700
5,077
10,156
1,542
5,545
2,700
3,872
3,529
12, 968
123
14,348
1,109
3,743
122
257
7,424
11,419
2,320
313
11,406
1,800
386
625
830
5,171
1,050
3,136
217
8,025
3,107
3,063
480
35
6,790
840
10
70
4,281
2,755
5,268
710
3,437
3,877
4,834
88
4,403
4,365
1,000
5,764
886
10,175
7,095
316
5,678
297
3,923
2,800
1,715
6,563
2,000
658
6,784
6,052
4,675
1,699
7,585
8,154
118
5,080
285
1,538
109
369
4,419
3,768
6,821
5,410
3,256
14,440
1,839
10, 342
4,995
17, 935
10, 613
136
965
11,747
$17,217
1,328
3,002
5,562
$900
7,267
900
1,921
1,953
3,828
18,279
2,172
7,524
6,719
616
993
534
5,328
2,555
8,088
8,426
3,262
1,800
5,235
1,231
126
9,313
207
2,965
5,270
564
5,380
1,440
25
600
2,259
3,878
451
600
17,415
258
6,508
289
11, 862
6,855
1,621
1,200
4,928
1,641
4,331
CO
1,202
9
7,195
6,580
3,060
2,271
5,981
581
2,604
810
500
w
97
850
8,978
1
72
11,931
2,680
2,666
7,471
to
TABLE 12.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR EXPENSES OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS AND SUBDIVISIONS
OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1923—Continued
to
as
[See n o t e a t h e a d of t h i s t a b l e , p . 250]
i.—GENERAL
GOVERN-
II.—PROTECTION TO P E R S O N AND P R O P E R T Y
MENT—continued
General government
'buildings
G e n e r a l expenditures
R e n t of
offices
and
buildings!
Fire department
Total
Supervising
department
Police
department
General expenditures
Water
service
I n s p e c t i o n service
Militia
and
armories
Register
of d e e d s
and
mortgages
Buildings
Plumbing
Weights
and
measures
Electric
wiring
>
O
M
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I..
II
III
IV
V
$16, 367, 763
10, 746,870
2,149, 850
1, 660, 261
1, 085,587
725,195
$908, 597 $269,142,433
636,
85,
64,
50,
72,
093
600
795
014
095
$424,154 |$135, 838,430 $107,165,7
139, 363, 030 200,980
32, 692,983
32,113
50, 225,302 125, 757
29, 327,922
37, 036
17, 533,196
28, 268
78, 219, 959
15, 099, 642
22, 596,862
12, 538,861
7,383,106
47,
13,
23,
14,
8,
313,
484,
789,
247,
331,
012
344
677
305
450
|$4,059,341 $1,349,619 $4,503,764 '$3,629,082 $1,155,006 $1,062,505 $1,583,124
670, 802
390, 636
1, 050, 369
1,007,312
940, 222
1,176, 393
85, 336
58, 232
18,185
11,473
, 564, 557
734,138
180, 298
17, 069
7,702
2,163, 090
422, 273
571,154
307, 234
165, 331
430, 564
120, 568
284,971
186, 580
132, 323
485,963
165,128
199,917
115,820
95, 677
648, 279
155,812
390, 962
231, 063
157, 008
w
i
M
Ul
H
hH
Q
Ui
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 O V E R
O
1
?
3
4
5
6
7
8
q
10
11
T>
New York, N . Y
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, P a
Detroit, Mich
C l e v e l a n d , Ohio
St. Louis, M o
Boston, M a s s
Los Angeles, Calif
Pittsburgh, P a
San Francisco, Calif
Buffalo, N . Y .
$5,790,943
1, 041, 256
672, 363
409, 598
443, 763
315, 794
210,151
550,832
250,175
556, 779
324, 556
180,660
8,861
$51,140,614
21, 652,152
14, 590,875
8, 640,297
5,191, 384
5, 765, 433
10, 250
19, 200
4, 461
4,200
45,351
5, 018, 724
7,683, 428
5, 324,995
4, 475, 956
5, 379, 033
4, 500,139
$460,898
1,540
42, 848
38, 484
$48,553
26, 696
13, 270
110,604
1,857
$28,801, 039
13, 286,216
9. 395. 961
4. 669. 044
2, 660, 441
3, 438, 208
$17, 371, 850
5, 730,180
3, 874, 628
3, 279, 774
2, 261, 517
1,811,690
2, 753,128
4,133, 313
2, 459, 256
2, 036, 828
2, 343, 423
2,243,102
2, 061, 292
2, 964, 717
1, 794, 907
1, 812, 399
2, 481, 600
1,868,458
$255,356 '$1,036,042
84, 659
131,617
28, 092
1,702
16, 702
5,498
9,196
184, 831
93, 500
$895,157 $1,144, 233
994, 679
167, 516
501, 837
86,891
116, 590
76, 840
120, 522
31,862
138, 058
105, 208
147, 223
284, 242
154, 574
102,876
108, 799
114, 554
129,821
164, 556
73, 087
31, 847
36,675
35, 460
19,471
17, 581
$67, 283
62,456
155, 637
23,604
12,186
20,602
36,131
34, 276
88, 574
35, 992
12, 390
28,949
15, 417
35,189
17, 282
34, 590
20, 013
21, 704
$121, 740
$308, 831
42, 480
30,976
25, 080
15,700
87, 515
95, 222
19, 344
23,131
03
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
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
?0
n
n
?3
M i l w a u k e e , Wis
Washington, D . C
Newark, N. J
Minneapolis, M i n n . . - .
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
N e w Orleans, L a
Kansas City, M o
Indianapolis, Ind
Rochester, N . Y
Seattle, Wash
Jersey C i t y , N . J
.
$216,112
117,389
302, 654
209, 478
264,688
117,715
328, 254
89,839
155, 400
135, 479
212,842
$9,178
11,873
4,200
46, 649
13,700
$3,281,413
$1,417
3, 847,339
.
4, 257,980 L . .
2, 455, 076
2, 208,497
3,110,995
2,194,869
2, 614, 645
2, 396, 702
2,673,661
3, 651,806
12,944
17,752
$1, 475, 774
1, 989, 516
2,141, 255
1,022.957
981, 725
1, 013, 813
1,195, 361
1, 047, 983
1, 003, 773
1, 073, 588
2,153,897
$1, 502,
1, 371,
1, 783,
1, 208,
1, 025,
1, 045,
378
203
475
203
817
738
767,108
1. 145, 805
1, 030, 092
1, 311, 524
1, 293, 001
O F 300,000 T O 500,000
15, 236
13, 054
$57, 544
77, 993
99,873
92, 822
68, 713
$81,149
67, 655
65,107
40, 768
37, 373
$24, 380
14, 234
11, 752
9,375
$18, 459
29, 340
28,856
2, 220
6, 589
878
$12, 240
15,000
23, 409
22, 989
22,042
23, 572
24, 353
17, 383
42, 871
19,130
4,800
10, 412
6,785
19, 700
18, 010
9,055
17,063
12,494
22,164
14,632
61, 672
1, 561,
4,749
94,881
30, 743
90,642
47, 248
73,679
$29,182
11,406
32,176
26, 457
17,136
18,737
13,681
18,902
14, 289
12, 484
10,080
11, 856
14, 642
11,065
17, 845
$17, 345
6,864
$4, 752
6,360
3,314
4,247
2,587
6,278
$26, 8S2
13, 374
16, 844
3,859
10, 275
12, 720
14, 865
33,015
5, 364
8,395
2,817
7,761
15,782
1,600
2,825
8,050
4, 628
2,803
12, 687
4. 620
3.555
7, 532
16,135
10, 893
2,234
5, 218
8,619
23,394
10,549
4,720
7,036
5,123
6,111
5,316
360
960
1,794
8,271
2,500
6,240
2,230
3,680
5,300
2, 944
2,443
1, 819
1,481
5, 865
$10,130
$50, 736
247, 667
54, 410
78,429
170
5,700
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
C o l u m b u s . Ohio
Louisville, K y
P r o v i d e n c e , R. I
St. P a u l , M i n n
O a k l a n d , Calif
Atlanta, Ga
A k r o n , Ohio
Omaha, Nebr
B i r m i n g h a m , Ala
Worcester, M a s s
Syracuse, N . Y
Richmond, Va
San A n t o n i o , T e x
Dallas, Tex
New Haven, C o n n . .
Memphis, Tenn
Dayton, Ohio
Norfolk, V a
Houston, Tex
...
Youngstown, Ohio...
Grand Rapids, Mich
Springfield, M a s s
Bridgeport, C o n n . . . .
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, Pa
Paterson, N . J
Hartford. Conn
$24, 778
71,147
5.763
8, 874
43, 623
49,481
72,012
72,093
23,780
20,580
64,580
22,076
42, 431
4,984
40,043
$2,400
24, 200
20,683
$1, 826, 033
1, 543, 383 $19,333
7,850
1,745,783
1. 276,136
1, 406,039
1,975,178
1,733, 274
1, 498,966
1,087,514
798,971
1, 386, 231
812,999
1,369,689
1,170,493
1,154,112
14, 230
40,134
36,969
840
20,631
722, 419
892,231
1, 305, 576
1,125,562
756, 640
47, 374
9,185
31, 345
17, 414
60, 257
18,953
19, 870
14,549
16,104
54,577
1, 286, 886
851, 299
527,158
888,090
1, 274, 451
1,261,404
596, 227
669,636
965,098
1,165,687
$760, 265
655, 956
820,372
552. 815
659, 389
$81,774
$73, 357
1,104, 878
630,089
572, 275
552,312
400,126
586, 509
858, 720
679, 237
693, 027
704, 259
885, 755
694, 218
496, 624
366,050
85fl26
57,078
125,732
28,472
613, 314
378, 997
626, 576
637, 372
539,197
154,856
69, 960
13,929
577, 3C6
302, 848
684, 816
508,431
485, 318
340, 326
450, 981
594, 201
524,178
343,117
66, 548
37,106
364
6,377
284, 886
337, 302
649,073
538, 933
336,156
702,002
394,233
276, 662
257,656
530,067
598,740
276, 326
268, 599
413, 228
513,905
524,996
401, 419
229,700
512,022
695, 408
617, 345
294,678
322,160
453,063
574,122
2.763
3,739
',821
$11,768
1,200
3,042
21,652
2,000
28,194
2,069
5,518
83, 395
1,199
6,680
66, 365
5,992
1, 840
350
100
25, 432
4,854
14 r 873
5,606
10, 271
8,250
3, 912
6,720
12, 525
7, 627
4,558
4,670
1,529
200
200
8,587
16, 817
2,867
4,616
9,754
21, 320
8,713
9,568
10,080
8,727
10, 301
4,450
7,592
5,120
8,195
2, 8G0
7, 320
4,502
8,215
10,583
185
5,484
5,979
5,300
T A B L E 1 2 . — G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T P A Y M E N T S FOR E X P E N S E S O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , BY P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S
OF T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E :
1923—Continued
[See note at head of this table, p. 250]
I.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT—continued
II.—PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY
General g o v e r n m e n t
buildings
CITY
City numb
t~<
General expenditures
R e n t of
offices
and
buildings
GROUP
54
55
56
57
58
Des M o i n e s , I o w a
N e w Bedford, M a s s
Trenton, N . J
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h . . .
C a m d e n , N . J __
$20,330
47, 845
33, 245
32,137
28,099
59
60
61
6*>
63
Nashville, Tenn - .
Fall R i v e r , M a s s
Albany, N . Y
W i l m i n g t o n , Dal
Kansas City, K a n s . - - - -
10, 728
139,791
40,062
51, 937
23, 676
64
65
66
67
68
Lowell, M a s s
-- Flint, Mich
._
Erie, P a
- Cambridge, M a s s —
R e a d i n g , P a -- :--
34,183
11,955
12, 379
38,931
13,540
69
70
71
79
Yonkers, N . Y
Diiluth, Minn
Spokane, Wash
Elizabeth, N . J
36,192
11,517
27,594
14,130
73
74
75
76
Utica, N . Y
'.
Lynn, Mass
Tacoma, Wash
Jacksonville, F l a
.
16, 458
20, 615
17,738
8,502
Fire d e p a r t m e n t
Total
III.—CITIES
$3,575
1, 250
1,598
3,600
240
Supervising
department
Police
department
General expenditures
Water
service
$274,677
484,468
385,921
219,658
427, 376
$385,226
453,731
377,689
184,730
369,484
637, 898
950, 874
842,741
629,018 1 $3,495
461,234
283,574
464,526
426,974
289,370
183,573
327,147
446,242
391, 312
324,927
245,780
761,486
440, 866
523,062
812,517
314,589
334,192
186,812
228,352
373,971
198,162
392, 457
177,691
272, 371
339, 419
96, 863
533,658
227,286
193,065
322,647
355,276
287,683
300,921
286, 814
18,000
2,491
205,461
261, 848
182,856
263, 471
322,102
337,328
291,909
275, 316
78,000
23, 600
544, 368
642.558
571, 874
614,639
Register
of deeds
and
mortgages B u i l d i n g s
Plumbing
Weights
Electric
and
m e a s u r e s wiring
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
$690,148
982,133
809, 220
425,046
841,187
927,677
536,547
540.557
651,898
Inspection service
Militia
and
armories
11,274
$435
$1,054
$5, 296
4,440
9,335
5,303
8,239
$4,890
4,473
1,750
3,783
2,370
3,042
4,931
4,936
5,546
2,296
1,908
7,838
3,791
328
13
5,938
4,829
4,856
15, 873
4,176
6,516
3,293
6,105
4,280
8,188
1,248
2,262
8,527
2,737
4,360
6,584
5,040
38,202
7,209
8,218
4,322
5,435
6,981
2,582
3,249
3, 274
2,662
2,040
7,932
3,845
11,271
3,799
8,900
2, 283
5,882
1,707
3,162
469
19,949
1,000
935
58, 253
2,081
12,024
4,120
2,948
500
1,157
$1, 620
4,000
to
00
501
4,910
13,150
$10, 222
2,180
3,832
2,461
$9,029
19,984
7,333
14,308
2,318
9,678
1,980
2,650
5 139
5 155
24,174
12, 875
TIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000
77
78
79
80
81
O k l a h o m a C i t y , Okla__
C a n t o n , Ohio
Somerville, M a s s
Schenectady, N . Y
Water bury, Conn
$8, 955
4,989
13,161
10,828
31,482
82
83
84
85
86
Tulsa, Okla
Lawrence, Mass
Fort Wayne, Ind
El Paso, Tex
Evansville, I n d
10, 079
9,919
9,594
4,470
8,823
435, 753
650,130
563,098
373, 782
394,016
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
Savannah, Ga
Knoxville, T e n n
A l l e n t o w n , P a . ._
S a n Diego, Calif
Bayonne, N . J
Manchester, N . H
Harrisburg, P a
Peoria, 111
Wichita, K a n s .
St. Joseph, M o
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
South Bend, Ind
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Binghamton, N . Y
Portland, M e
Rockford, 111
Troy, N . Y
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
Little Rock, A r k .
Johnstown, P a
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
E a s t St. Louis, 111
Brockton, M a s s .
Terre Haute, I n d
Saginaw, M i c h
Gary, I n d
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N . J
L o n g B e a c h , Calif
Passaic, N . J . . . .
Springfield, Ohio
Chester, P a
Hamtramck, Mich
Altoona, P a
Racine, Wis.^
9,718
5,388
2,148
19, 526
22, 396
57, 364
1,707
13,191
13,238
13,671
33,805
16,442
24,366
13,178
22, 373
456, 705
409,194
206,408
492, 271
631,060
482,020
221,387
384,008
338,080
440,810
_...
_
1
|
!
I
!
;
!
i
1
!
!
j
1
i
5,950
16,180
7,337
2,548
9,456
$4,500
2,880
2,000
13, 955
900
30,317
10,600
24,635
9, 586
12,789
18,469
5,959
51,759
8,359
8,948
6,287
5,202
8,647
12,437
13,464
15,840
337
2,000
1,450
$638, 680
329,336
469,116
492, 568
841,485
337,016
496,123
290, 525
386,362
507,755
332,322
507,707 |
486,643
305,597
297,580
523 906
250 586
451,845
400, 068
325, 719
424, 527
326,809
773, 391
369,022
395,479
169,785
161,625
319,155
198,479
261, 447 1
$5,902
3,432
3,300
557
4,100
397
6,820
1,145
J, 923
3,300
6,000
$322,956
128, 558
202,098
245,273
358.883
$287,980
178, 506
241,072
214,142
457, 532
200,310
287,399
174,998
157,300
145,447
211,171
342,022
249,923
157,895
238, 511
256,022
190,849
104,219
189,022
284, 780
178,089
203, 582
91,505
266,159
301,859
231,237
70,491
159, 799
129,065
208,946
171,981
220,891
132,435
223,652
236, 597
187,454
219,850
167,919
120,169
162,126
234, 540
127.884
148,056
158,883
162,250
147,031
189, 578
140, 537
138, 738
249,283
130,829
267,535
258,960
118,161
108,244
201,940
156,802
371,607
150,435
179,384
305,876
115, 545
258,309
189, 354
177,809
181,192
135,239
390,102
181,097
182,597
74,607
104,889
146,152
72,337
106,331
92,958
40,641
157,322
116,730
113,599
185,033
96,827
175,277
136, 799
138,817
$8,170
12, 624
1
$352
1,833
$4,175
$5,500
1, 740
49, 965
27, 799
800
58,833
30,252
58,750
2,000
9,663
45,808
55,000
17,400
95
29,076
18,360
5,000
1,500
12,427
• 10,647
24,132
$2,634
$1,926
2,049
2,802
1,715
3,687
1,900
3,401
2,638
3,865
5,312
1,895
7,183
4,207
6,627
1,264
3,216
5,263
1,766
2,531
1,879
3,300
4,165
2,700
11,280
2,102
1,931
2,862
2,556
9,239
126
1,200
2, 696
2,961
1,116
5,446
1,800
7,759
14,967
6,913
3,306
4,582
52,891
7,019
23,160
276
62,853
2,712
5,171
$2,634
5,768
4,227
2,546
2,177
3,686
10,638
4,090
2,413
8,800
7,566
6,367
2,154
2,517
1,836
50
3,539
2,901
5,446
2,521
2,870
2,000
O
fej
1,547
4,668
1,311
608
1,475
1,558
3,327
4,931
2,775
800
797
1,000
1,750
3,413
5,153
5,826
2,666
565
2,576
3,879
3,050
2,200
2,644
1,814
6,934
2,436
2,169
1,800
2,075
4,971
2,620
2,179
1,800
2,807
28
4,329
1,603
1,266
3,566
1,832
4,956
10, 777
. 1,995
3,121
2,435
1,550
3,854
2,200
304
2,023
1,800
3,417
1,996
2,316
1,800
1,800
2,743
1,920
2.000
>4
H
f
\i
>
W
7,295
3,540
\±
Ul
1,890
6,988
6,413
3,935
1,800
2,714
2,087
10,105
5,35& 11,848
1
1,133
1
3,292
758
2,446 1
1,920
2,091
to
Cft
CO
TABLE 12.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST
P A Y M E N T S F O R E X P E N S E S O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S
O F T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1923-—Continued
O
[See note at head of this table, p. 250]
i.—GENERAL GOVERN-
II.—PROTECTION TO P E R S O N AND P R O P E R T Y
MENT—continued
CITY
City numb
u
General g o v e r n m e n t
buildings
G e n e r a l expenditures
R e n t of
offices
and
buildings
Fire department
Total
Supervising
department
I n s p e c t i o n service
Militia
and
armories
Police
department
General expenditures
Water
service
Register
of deeds
and
mortgages B u i l d i n g s
Weights
PlumbElectric
and
ing _ m e a s u r e s w i r i n g
9
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a
P
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
CD
$92,040
137, 604
126, 661
81, 996
104,138
$161,406
126, 299
106, 542
160,439
141, 638
$31,684
Lansing, Mich
_ __
New Britain, Conn
M o b i l e , Ala
Berkeley, Calif
Springfield, 111
$15.285
17, 227
8, 694
7,184
7,180
$293,710
285, 648
249,748
317,196
260,038
127
128
129
130
131
Holyoke, Mass
H i g h l a n d P a r k , Mich__
Davenport, Iowa
Chattanooga, T e n n
27, 781
18, 724
20,073
13, 622
21, 625
531,394
333,884
274, 746
358, 606
131, 708
132
133
134
135
136
Lincoln, Nebr_
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y
14,147
5, 543
23,107
12, 829
3,646
183,134
318, 231
216, 842
330,981
201,804
58,088
141, 359
100,141
134, 728
93,158
119,
123,
114,
183,
85,
8,295
7,086
9,189
5, 098
5,694
239,936
376,168
288, 737
299, Q02
224,127
102, 098
187, 553
112, 269
133,346
104, 217
106,460
172,823
138, 635
163, 256
105, 505
22, 784
13, 809
12, 024
3,175
15. 084
260,J11
250, §86
133,124
197,953
113,387
110,744
71, 879
110, 986
116,612
96, 315
58, 845
77, 683
18, 902
29, 750
1*>?
123
124
P5
126
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
Haverhill, Mass
Portsmouth, V a . .
Huntington, W. Va
E a s t Orange, N . J
Wheeling, W . Va
Tampa, Fla
.. ..
L a n c a s t e r , P a _ ._ __
Winston-Salem, N . C__
$160
203,
147,
105,
125,
78,
276
921
677
903
423
289,889
172, 954
104.654
199, 205
49, 798
471
575
901
808
764
$7, 783
$1,093
62,460
12,664
432
44,558
18,128
18
222
35, 354
1,180
11,035
16, 920
—-
J
16
180
2,400
2,165
553
$1, 973
3,757
1,326
3,257
3,016
$2, 296
2,300
$1, 672
1,897
2,349
2,157
2,930
$2, 567
5,47])
2,877
3,331
2,155
5,282
3,578
2,250
1,865
2,109
2, 536
2,847
2,100
3,929
900
1,844
4,883
1,800
2,726
2, 556
1,110
180
1,541
2,818
300
2, 231
2,452
1,983
2,275
2,317
480
11,416
2,301
2,400
1,800
2,184
2,200
1,800
1,800
1,000
2,400
175
2,008
1,800
4,130
2,712
1,440
719
1,350
2,453
1,380
2,878
1,622
2,214
3,076
6,344
3,840
i—i
a
ui
o
ui
2,712
960
3,027
H
ui
H
2,450
146
147
148
149
Shreveport, La
Jackson, Mich
Augusta, Ga
F r e s n o , Calif
3,714
10, 555
7,608
6,662
150
151
159
153
Quincy, M a s s .
P a s a d e n a , Calif
Topeka, Kans
Atlantic City, N . J
9,292
12, 688
10, 209
60,024
154
155
156
157
Kalamazoo, Mich
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C
6,164
4.356
3,000
5,454
__
4,152
2,000
283, 778 1
174,904
273, 246
502,191
100,458
80,162
128, 711
121, 800
145, 699
87, 560
124,817
345,042
24,492
341, 720
320, 260
248, 739
1,148, 849
149, 283
106, 703
84, 589
489,688
157,
184,
157,
515,
292
633
446
379
19, 324
258, 001
174,138
300,899
188,403
95, 690
71,905
122, 228
84,192
127, 459
91, 202
157,057
76, 312
26,820
1,816
3,180
1,312
1,800
4,446
1
9,545
1,159
3,066
3,900
500
111
484
1,075
19, 653
19, 220
6,153
2,569
1,310
5,100
2, 542
7,148
1,422
4, 203
2,163
6,815
5,586
830
2,100
2,400
$3,638
$2,300
1,820
2,156
2,755
2,383
2,696
1,987
2,253
1,312
499
11,613
3,962
11,167
2,084
24,967
1,606
2,163
2,538
480
1,800
1, 553
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000
!
158
159
160
161
16?
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x .
York, P a .
Elmira, N . Y . . .
Newton, Mass
$5,053
2,992
8,107
13, 583
25, 789
$164,257
100,774
119,984
198,790
410,989
$59,702
40,815
57,452
86,428
202,965
$92,883
49,427
50,148
101, 545
191,515
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
17?,
Bay City, Mich
McKeesport, Pa
N e w Castle, P a
D e c a t u r , 111
O a k P a r k , 111
14,909
1,992
2,780
2,065
8, 594
320,914
186,216
136,401
123,549
208,680
84,935
86,019
60,870
37,643
108,811
161,203
96,167
59,159
79,327
95, 604
68, 750
Chelsea, M a s s
Kenosha, Wis
Hammond, Ind
_.
Galveston, Tex
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y „ _
Beaumont, Tex
Woonsocket, R. I
Pittsfield, M a s s
Perth Amboy, N . J
M o n t g o m e r y , Ala
31, 231
5,199
4,713
17,226
4,909
130,326
83.655
109.368
83,816
155,698
173,146
102, 870
104,856
142,020
78, 967
2,492
19,460
31,980
76,413
152,803
108,356
144,425
97, 522
83, 712
171,950
83,157
55,688
91,183
S t o c k t o n , Calif
Medford, Mass
Lima, Ohio
Charleston, W . Va
Lexington, K y
Greensboro, N . C
P u e b l o , Colo
Salem, M a s s .
Madison, Wis
Everett, Mass
6,112
8, 759
1,517
13,843
2,017
112,014
91,533
49, 252
89, 730
85,335
157,776
139,115
63,697
87,469
119,405
63, 934
81,749
177,803.
76, 773
107, 562
28, 689
92, 951
131,523
72,336
137,039
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
181
18?
183
184
185
186
187
$5,0C0
1,800
13,272
3, 982
8,825
5,0C0
10,507
3,150
1
6,054
27,237
6,157
5,206
4,412
3,489
5,700
284
5,328
333,957
219,857
$6,600
253,164
1,364
. 238,631
301,177 ! 6,5C0
179,028
355, 829
210,691 1
219, 735
199,659
294,857
248, 948
116,039
216,890
243,545
{
100,333
222,156
321, 787
252, 950 !
"•62,0G0
_.
844
i
i
$4,500
$500
!
1,438
4,875
2,027
9,952
1,924
2,060
1,440
2,160
1,500
1,300
4,866
3,278
1,051
3,696
4,905
2,884
539
2,082
1,500
1,800
2,602
5,800
2,653
200
50,273
22,215
530
6,171
32,000
34,325
550
35,672
200
87, 748
205
*
2,400
2,000
2,258
1,800
1,560
6,603
5,005
2,346
990
1,228
2,400
2,584
2,341
1,851
2,100
3,944
3,125
1,750
1,518
1,580
1,755
1,800
1,526
1,500
$1,000
1,345
1,426
2,722
$2,184
2,020
5,763
2,075
840
1,500
1,620
4,052
2,248
1,204
3,370
1,860
965
2,058
1,225
533
2,344
51
2,915
1,500
1,754
1,092
210
2,548
2,090
3,099
2,584
5,255
1,889
4,300
3,735
5,406
4,813
2,158
1,502
1,981
1,746
7,650
to
TABLE 12.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST
P A Y M E N T S F O R E X P E N S E S OF G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , BY P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S
OF T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 2 3 — C o n t i n u e d *
fcO
[See note at head of this table, p. 250]
I.—GENERAL GOVERN-
II.—PROTECTION TO P E R S O N AND P R O P E R T Y
ME NT—continued
CITY
City numb
t-l
General g o v e r n m e n t
buildings
General expenditures
R e n t of
offices
and
buildings
GROUP
188
189
190
191
192
B u t t e , Mont__
Fitchburg, Mass
E a s t Chicago, I n d
San Jose, Calif. __ ._
Williamsport, P a
193
194
195
196
197
W e s t H o b o k e n , N . J____
E v a n s t o n , 111
H a m i l t o n , Ohio
Brookline, M a s s
Jamestown, N . Y
198
199
?00
?01
909
Springfield, M o
Waco, T e x
_ _ ._
Muskegon, Mich
Lorain, Ohio
Muncie, Ind _ _ _ .
?m
?,04
?05
?06
207
Pontiac, Mich
Chicopee, M a s s
Joliet, 111
C o l u m b i a , S. C .
Superior, Wis
1,057
5,255
6,146
3,468
2,123
5,728
7,304
1,235
7,074
11,525
Total
1
V.—CITIES HAVING
1
$15,897
8,980
9,822
5,386
5,104
9,661
12, 793
1,955
62,878
9,618
Fire department
Supervising
department
$372
2,000
50
1,338
960
7,000
$166,061
266,415
231,807 j $2,200
188,612
108,301
281,290 1
246,170
141,197 |
5,577
448,527
171,321
185,093
201, 256
181,840
293,133
151,698
170,963
214,949
170,373
219,783
299,542
i
!
!
1,213
180
Police
department
General expenditures
Water
service
I n s p e c t i o n service
Militia
and
armories
Register
of deeds
and
mortgages B u i l d i n g s
Plumbing
W e i g h t s Electric
and
m e a s u r e s wiring
o
A P O P U L A T I O N O F 30,000 T C) 50,000—Continued
$55,877
102,899
100,482
56,855
37,831
$82,465
152,146
85,850
111,450
64,715
$20,116
126,259
125,914
62,371
217,481
61,548
134,373
103,868
70,023
200, 911
100,124
17,445
64,958
54,395
56,475
125,691
48,539
87,712
125,518
93,308
145,988
71,860
24,961
8,000
25,935
74,765
83,867
73,268
108,572
107,614
79,302
116,234
80,279
93, 258
144,185
$2,000
$145
2, 766
2,400
1,980
1,200
$891
39,905
9,064
1,835
1,000
6,252
2,866
7,300
764
28,260
1,842
2,306
8,196
10,000
403
39,896
1,779
1,655
1,108
2,114
$2,200
1,470
2,688
1,250
1,392
2,220
3,134
1,499
9,029
1,833
640
2,000
2,737
484
1,111
1, 727
1,705
8,871
1,643
6,765
380
2,213
2,650
8,000
225
$1,633
4,000
1,598
1,779
680
2,648
2,400
2,260
3,114
2,430
3,000
150
1,616
9,446
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Dubuque, Iowa
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
Aurora, 111
_ _ .
Waterloo, I o w a
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
5,167
15, 760
9,131
4,575
14, 981
Stamford, C o n n
Taunton, Mass _ .
Council Bluffs, I o w a
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
6,109
7,297
1,916
1,627
2,283
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Q u i n c y , 111
.
Austin, Tex
Auburn, N. Y
N e w B r u n s w i c k , N . J__
9,756
2,967
2,817
7,372
8,878
Newburgh, N. Y
L a Crosse, Wis
Lynchburg, Va. _ .
Colorado Springs, C o l o . .
41,377
92,041
82,633
103,835
123, 229
65,063
92,228
46,313
65,191
71,497
2,570
600
1,960
2,692
900
31,463
90,165
45,155
45,419
75,186
15, 237
80,071
51,859
68,796
72,608
3,425
56, 501
35,410
59,913
46,476
57,431
13,879
60,664
88,950
8,323
3,906
6,126
4,332
42,804
98,691
44,821
45,320
70,119
71,905
80, 788
47,885
15, 822
5,740
6,868
915
46,905
78,916
132,863
61,166
84,284
75,525
95, 603
106, 273
57,169
43,575
72,047
64,359
35, 749
108,834
79,901
72,342
4,269
9,640
11,479
10,185
.
63,195
69,155
43,184
60,492
81,946
$6,802
6,270
69
500
262
Pensacola, F l a
Norristown, P a
Lewiston, M e Oshkosh, Wis
S h e b o y g a n , Wis
Waltham, Mass
N e w p o r t , R. I
M u s k o g e e , Okla
125,234
118,896
58,875
50,150
55,731
32,395
40, 668
1,500
9,628
28,110
8,489
8,234
3,870
1,244
10,653
.
107,498
95, 704
43,223
38,443
39,102
756
1,225
2,630
5,718
54,090
54,694
76,071
55,034
68,649
Hazleton, P a
__•_
Orange, N . J __ _.
Kokomo, Ind
Amsterdam, N. Y
Petersburg, Va _ .
Green B a y , W i s
Columbus, Ga
_
W a t e r t o w n , N . Y__
M o l i n e , 111
1,685
2
101,614
93,060
71,633
79,871
147, 934
1,500
2,000
3,102
13,162
2,135
2,142
1,753
. __
7,488
58,882
94,406
74,390
60,166
189,336
13,072
18,600
Easton, Pa
._
Newport News, Va
D a n v i l l e , 111
Ogden, U t a h
Wilmington, N . C
_
596
6,278
5. 777
4,613
10, 513
840
7,668
365
3,990
1,500
2,041
27
1, 925
39
1,726
L_
___
_
2,205
1,510
891
2,243
1,980
660
1,799
330
2,467
1,534
1,825
1,415
1,200
946
36,609
27,500
2,240
1,377
1,000
600
2,656
1,500
2,039
1,215
2,206
1,587
3,365
1,765
1,320
1,695
175
3,284
2,000
1,212
300
2,504
521
2,010
388
2,121
2,165
2,181
2,254
1,681
2,080
1,946
2,350
2,731
2,226
25
553
1,745
2,178
2,786
533
2,138
1,910
1,875
300
2,028
2,840
533
2,640
910
800
1,715
712
1,819
2,100
1,050
11,688
1
1,500
1,780
700
1,528
17, 522
810
1,901
1,200
1,500
1,732
1,628
1,800
5,302
43,034
770
8,138
507
1,509
480
1,200
741
896
2,302
1,417
1,200
2,517
1,930
500
2,050
1,800
1,090
4,358
2,000
590
1,125
2,142
480
2,704
321
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328
1,261
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T A B L E 1 2 . — G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T P A Y M E N T S F O R E X P E N S E S OF G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S
OF T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L
SERVICE:
1923—Continued
to
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[See note at head of this table, p . 250]
II.—PROTECTION TO PERSON AND P R O P E R T Y — c o n t i n u e d
Inspection service—]
Continued
Boilers
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
II
III
IV
V
All other
III.—-CONSERVATION OF HEALTH
Prevention and
treatment of comm u n i c a b l e dis-
Other protection to person and property
Examining
engiPounds neers
and
plumbers
Total
Police
and fire
alarm
EmRate
Humane ploy- investisocieties I ment
agencies gations
Health
department
administration
Vital
statistics
Tuberculosis
All other
Other
communicable
diseases
in hospitals
>
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$178,166 $1,606,083 $375,086 $79,943 $1,684,376 $529, 647 $261,799 $525, 546 $3,130,974 $31,196, 673 $5, 325,892 $650,355 $8,094,875 $5,417,338
128,206
11,260
30, 372
6,315
2,013
1,283,582
179,828
83, 292
38,612
20, 769
119,364
56,654
103.293
49,964
45,811
51,864
11,612
4,175
7,121
5,171
903,565
210,931
238,277
231,315
100,288
334,672
97,352
64,287
25,351
7,985
128,548
48,410
63,581
13,997
7,263
151, 564
73,110
237,513
36,838
26, 521
1,388,066
1,313,836
152,313
211, 944
64,815
15,597,458
4, 673,389
5,910,447
3,028,552
1,986,827
2, 218,268 355,868
637,305 107,302
1,012,900 111,841
867, 010 43,463
590,409
31,881
4,107,053
2,003,105
1,300,729
400,903
283,085
3,130,762
526,728
1,092,063
374,184
293,601
$314,895 $4,974,164 $1,170,134 $123,258
465,234
3,021,425
383,724
25,910
28, 793
1,015,951
115,834
14,580
146,020
1, 540,127
104,813
43,953
8,560
801,996
9,919
12,947
7,296
531,961
35, 778
2,014
$236, 791
1,516,290
12, 879
443, 379
367,094
207,005
1,523, 683
416, 551
320, 960
453,071
84, 296
49, 987
42,013
383,844
74,434
150,753
306, 305
366, 266
47,878
14,061
21,040
102,627
96,608
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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
Baltimore, Md
Boston, Mass
Los Angeles, Calif
Pittsburgh, Pa
San Francisco, Calif..
Buffalo, N . Y.._
$32,399
42,015
24,654
9,600
20
$900,333
125,144 $34,415 21,108
60, 220
2,700
42,454 ""II,"767" 1,071
26,968
6,195
5,653
39,906
$260,173
$152,871
297,880
$53,316
13,980 $125,767
28~462~
""446*
13,900
12,220
13,~386"
17,304
1,218
319
7,367
2,367
114,789
16,000
5,080
6,798
3,317
4,323
44, 209
23,261
8,136
11,284
22,440
4,194
23,657
12,710
4,831
6,511
7,105
89,538
121,506
126,981
2,000
12,000
15,591
16,291
1,000
1,683
4,800
56,767
263, 826
37,873
24,340
29, 662
442,461
914,098
461,167
636, 373
608, 754
648,981
80, 267
72,845
66,026
37,018
43,442
98, 468
13,488
59,138
14,232
8,342
9,816
28,190
Ul
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
13
14
15
16
17
18
Milwaukee, Wis
Washington, D . C
Newark, N . J
Minneapolis, M i n n . . . .
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio__ _ _ _. ,
N e w Orleans, L a _ .
_ _. _
19
20
21
22
23
Kansas City, M o
Indianapolis, I n d
Rochester, N . Y
Seattle, W a s h
Jersey C i t y , N . J
$26, 542
70,750
11,320
18,167
2,412
$8,332
11,314
1,800
5,350
2,928
44
45
46
47
48
49
*>0
51
52
53
P o r t l a n d , O r e g . ._
Denver, Colo.
T o l e d o , Ohio
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
Louisville, K y
Providence, R . I
St. P a u l , M i n n
O a k l a n d , Calif. _
Atlanta, Ga
A k r o n , Ohio
$7,157
1,049
5,150
872
900
20,105
3,375
240
2,266
$62, 202
82,147
$500
4,232
8,160
6,075
66, 582
6,963
32,173
GROUP
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
$6,000
8,689
5,500
$6,864
$3, 953
2,368
3,209
4, 803
2,270
12, 378
_.
III.—CITIES
$13, 575
$1, 559
San Antonio, Tex
Dallas, T e x
N e w H a v e n , Conn_
._
Memphis, Tenn
_ ..
D a y t o n , Ohio
. _.
Norfolk, V a
.
Houston, Tex
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio_
Grand Rapids, Mich
Springfield, M a s s
Bridgeport, C o n n _ .
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, P a
Paterson, N . J - .
Hartford, Conn
..
$1, 239
213
72
49,156
48,930
100
1,689
500
2,400
3,200
2,496
11,711
600
5,091
7,177
9,175
1,307
1,680
12,820
$8, 526
$76.147
1,900
100
4,999
39, 336
4,161
2,500
1,570
26, 568
6,200
800
16,697
6,842
5,017
4,376
3,880
286
3,889
157
1,200
1,500
900
4,620
3,199
1,080
24,689
7,321
26, 320
$293,048
77,124
247,681
405,085
151,687
2,400
$124,698
63,496
173,607
24,867
126
19, 674
22, 574
13, 686
19, 568
78,062
272
210,002
284,608
436,592
331,188 1
589,066 |
48,616
24,810
55,356
60,689
107,044
3,445
2,640
6,769
3,996
23,633
80,952
151,867
256,224
148,209
188,828
1,807
38,852
39,898
39,703
$21,506
45,506
25,004
12,969
13,410
17, 506
8,748
3,780
15,530
19,177
$1, 550
1,920
$10, 620
$23, 076
48,905
17, 297
$51,855
1,034
37
5,087
9,781
1,200
1,000
2,378
6,003
98
21,137
2,439
7,043
4,568
6,011
9,580
948
$14, 562
19,100
7,000
5,153
4,707
16, 297
4,670
2,817
332
4,788
2,065
1.500
3,080
1,977
3,078
1,687
$45, 592
33,958
179,972
42,404
19. 201
19,663
1,727
3,118
2,594
3,189
$610,652
281,408
835,986
626,032 1
249,865
217,990 .
7,085
4,800
1,455
8,910
4,607
2,294
900
8,875
4,546
7,303
$478
449
1,050
4,698
1, 280
7,246
897
$7,939
28,138
16,910
$13,181
120,889
7,656
8,485
5,336
1,024,127
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
_
Omaha, Nebr
B i r m i n g h a m , Ala
Worcester, M a s s
Syracuse, N . Y
1,380
4,000
54,439
9,266
9,300
$7, 240
8,742
17, 365
6,153
1,943
750
12, 984
1,250
25
2,525
2,449
5,172
25
3,478
264
$87, 809
168, 998
148, 528
86,105
247, 311
287,897
121, 501
117, 317
185,013
72,433
103.957
85,600
219, 565
137, 263
158, 733
67,951
130,504
116,064
139, 547
59,311
63,519
109,179
43, 571
139,358
114,352
164,086
52,350
55, 881
115,962
130,817
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1,291
14,040
9,204
8,969
29,428
13,085 ""MOO"
2,582
11. 238
6,500
58, 523
2,000
20, 580
1,800
15,801
3,607
9, 346
8,365
19,368
16,978
17, 753
7, 541
1,621
24, 444
3,120
6, 740
23,144
8, 717
2,098
3,862
39,435
8,239
6, 601
27. 772
2,500
17,820
3,018
167,483
18, 251
2,920
108,421
7,179
3,180
7,933
85, 639
9,007
62,423
8,062
29,362
15,830
62,500
2,500
28, 936
51,420
36,956
23, 911
9,242
39,171
3,078
8, 651
173, 858
16,555
15,540
11,487
17,337
2,991
76,444
1,300
2,000
11, 266
7,444
1,200
13,194
21,721
11,060
17,520
23,433
43,290
2,588
16,680
3,439
59,750
TABLE 12.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST
P A Y M E N T S F O R E X P E N S E S O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , BY P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S
OF T H E G E N E R A L DEPARTMENTAL S E R V I C E : 1923—Continued
to
[See note at head of this table, p . 250]
II.—PROTECTION TO PERSON AND P R O P E R T Y — c o n t i n u e d
Inspection service—
Continued
Boilers
All other
III.—CONSERVATION OF HEALTH
Prevention and
treatment of comm u n i c a b l e diseases
Other protection to person and property
Examining
engiPounds neers
and
plumbers
Health
department
administration
Total
Police
and fire
alarm
EmRate
Humanej ployinvestisocieties ment
gations
agencies
Vital
statistics
Tuberculosis
All other
Other
communicable
diseases
in hospitals
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— C o n t i n u e d
57
58
59
60
61
6?
63
64
65
66
67
68
60
70
71
79
7?
74
75
76
$384
$2, 370
54
^
56
$1,826
Trenton, N . J
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h
_
1,982
5
Fall R i v e r , M a s s
Albany, N . Y
Wilmington, Del
4, 988
1,900
$95
2,225
395
4,500
1,787
1,930
$7,534
$28, 620
10
5, 501
$1,500
12
$1, 950
9, 309
11,500
548
2,546
2,900
2,823
1,820
20
2,156
2, 662
164
30, 054
6,751
1,020
1,549
6,651
1,770
2,912
750
925
5,530
Tacoma, Wash
Jacksonville, F l a
300
2,001
1,320
3, 614
680
358
600
3,510
111
1,125
2,721
Elizabeth, N . J
Utica, N . Y
2,141
2, 338
5,460
16,400
2,469
5,705
1,500
46
567
49
6,968
1,204
_
3,750
90
4,800
5,000
1,814
5
Flint, Mich
_ _>
Erie, P a
Cambridge, M a s s . .
_.
$742
1,405
350
1,745
1,500
$59,913
185, 718
183, 565
72,355
93,619
58, 707
218,463
128,217
27, 646
33, 458
137,930
64, 282
54,086
130, 347
41, 866
182,867
73, 407
66,814
65,641
55,852
101,452
45,161
98,599
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$11,933
50,369
20, 262
28,538
12,267
26,295
24 065
19,380
3,246
19,491
32, 343
11,173
11,550
25,920
6,360
19, 957
7,010
12, 453
13, 459
7,714
10, 048
7,780
65, 598
$2,661
1, 884
1,380
5,832
1,851
$76, 523
59, 304
1,250
6,448
118, 497
56, 279
5,000
1,000
1,036
7,065
997
51, 636
3,126
53, 473
3,202
19
4,998
835
75
11, 295
56, 733
$4, 658
25, 377
43, 776
2,719
55, 248
57,481
9,999
2,500
47
69,006
6,000
6,499
22,904
7, 236
36,083
18, 538
19,697
15, 436
3,200
24, 744
12, 889
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GROUP IV.—-CITIES
77
78
79
80
81
Oklahoma City, Okla
C a n t o n , Ohio
Somerville, M a s s
Schenectady, N . Y
.
Waterbury, Conn
H?,
83
84
85
86
Tulsa, Okla
Lawrence, Mass
Fort Wayne, Ind
El Paso, Tex
Evansville, Ind
87
88
89
90
91
Savannah, Ga
Knoxville, T e n n _
Allentown, P a
S a n Diego, Calif
Bayonne, N . J
92
93
94
95
96
Manchester, N . H
Harrisburg, Pa
Peoria, 111 _
Wichita, Kans
St. Joseph, M o
97
98
99
100
101
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
South Bend, Ind
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Binghamton, N . Y
Portland, M e
102
103
104
105
106
Rockford, 111
Troy, N . Y
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
Little Rock, Ark
Johnstown, Pa
107
108
109
110
111
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
E a s t S t . L o u i s , 111
Brockton, Mass
Terre Haute, Ind
Saginaw, Mich
112
113
114
115
116
Gary, Ind
Pawtucket, R. 1
H o b o k e n , N . J ._ _
L o n g B e a c h , Calif
Passaic, N . J
117
118
119
120
121
Springfield, Ohio
Chester, P a .
Hamtramck, Mich
Altoona, P a
Racine, Wis
1 $1,317 !
!
' .
1
'
1
$1,317
$1,216
$600
$380
$311
-
2,261
. ....
1,792
545
1,200
2,008
192
$19, 805
13, 798
3,000
$5, 750
7,288
$1,800
1,087
100
1,980
6
400
2,548
74,860
9,690
1,292
1,440
1,378
2,522
672
1,960
1,920
__
!
_
1,248
3,742
1,672
2,320
1,800
150
2,166
200
949
184
350
1,728
11,190
13, 489
9,303
6,443
8,313
846
11, 640
400
426
5,000
9,187
3, 098
8,462
3, 912
19,947
10,953
36,514
3Q, 884
29,349
22, 714
27,882
11, 789
6, 780
14,443
12,605
3, 364
1,379
472
1,544
360
!
360
231
4,666
1,776
3,634
8,783
10,946
1,579
25
420
862
16,856
29,463
32,903
31,479
27,260
9
2,541
1,685
2,332
1,116
1,653
1,808
150
175
1,727
5,723
4,727
6,727
610
900
3,200
36
360
5,367
2,818
1,443
i
300
789
1
6,398
23,104
5,211
14,223
7,789
46, 579
6, 783
3,823
10,152
12,692
550
1,477
14, 587
124,187 I
18,483 1
119,447
25,383
71,889
22,678
86,668
27,342
32,434
2,504
570
823
$12,198
6,721
12,333
19,044
11,044
41,832
5,611
9,617
15,391
10,546
1,126
284
3,347
15, 803
$50,099
41, 588
55,264 !
82, 530
56, 680
54,422
31, 260
26,620
54,192
53,441 j
981
5,618
720
600
35
•
HAVING A POPULATION OP 50,000 TO 100,000
1
46,097
7,097
78, 569
8,242 1
30,358
6,743
3,483
16,763
2,262
8,135
33,060
12,772
42,795
24,866
38,981
14, 526
4,777
10,130
13,806
9,589
22,940
10,107
22,199
5,974
42,370 1
11,375
5, 525
6,016
2, 760
20,984
$9,853
$1,002
225
2,478
6,183
5,818
4,277
4, 315
150
55,018
1,800
$10,992
2,270
24,475
5,970
2,364
3,709
7,844
1,330
5,559
3,214
1,266
5,674
238
2,000
3,856
1,106
1,059
55,169
33
4,143
1,800
630
1,087
1,121
2,085
24, 204
4,644
13,055
1,627
8,230
5,655
6,195
5,720
6,595
1,284
w
r
300
1,133
7,888
1,500
3,000
1,079
41,074
1,525
8,477
11,921
6,104
2,292
1,200
7,515
660
1,586
699
2,000
1, 652
17,146
to
-4
TABLE 12.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST
P A Y M E N T S F O R E X P E N S E S O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S
OF T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 2 3 — C o n t i n u e d
to
00
[See note at head of this table, p . 250]
-PROTECTION TO PERSON AND FROPERTY—continued
Inspection serviceContinued
Boilers
All other
in.—CONSERVATION OF HEALTH
Prevention and
treatment of comm u n i c a b l e diseases
Other protection to person and property
Examining
engiPounds neers
and
plumbers
Total
Police
and fire
alarm
Humane
societies
EmRate
ployinvestiment
agencies gations
Health
department
administration
Vital
statistics
Tuberculosis
All other
Other
communicable
diseases
in hospitals
>
O
M
>
IT 1
to
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
H
1??
m
1?4
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
Lansing, Mich
New Britain, Conn
M o b i l e , AlaBerkeley, Calif
Springfield, 111
Holyoke, Mass.-- .._
Highland Park, Mich
D a v e n p o r t , Iowa-__ _ .__ .
Chattanooga, Tenn
Lincoln, N e b r
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y
Covington, K y
Haverhill, Mass Portsmouth, Va
. -_ _
Huntington, W. Va
E a s t Orange, N . J
Macon, Ga
...
Wheeling, W . V a
Cicero, 111
Roanoke, Va
Tampa, Fla
Lancaster, P a
$72
$396
2,449
4,010
$30
$1,200
656
$5, 658
200
627
$990
$114
2,170
$28
480
3, 585
14, 234
250
156
6,628
300
3,017
1,063
780
726
2, 797
6, 539
474
3, 334
$750
4,130
1,518
300
95
2,081
10, 562
450
6,622
2,000
788
1,397
5, 600
2, 535
300
$34, 605
43, 068
29, 253
35, 457
21, 603
123,499
37,021
19, 770
33, 938
13,921
33, 745
61, 939
8,933
79,492
45, 833
15, 819
33,630
26,584
17,592
22,811
19,178
28,879
7,459
31,534 1
$10, 881
9,404
8, 934
6, 768
4, 758
9,744
11, 229
3,151
4, 931
3,488
8,924
15,121
4, 660
3, 660
32, 752
8,767
14,183
19, 204
15,967
8,021
11,472
25, 597
2,217
13,974
$1,008
20, 926
500
$572
2, 200
1,420
1,049
1,200
34, 790
1,700
$10, 268
88
1,383
3,921
36,078
2,336
830
28,124
1,500
1 064
22^ 404
373
23,859
1,200
125
411
2,700
i
625
1
2,597
to
M
1,980
1
M
o
o
12,000
912
&
H
H
M
to
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
Shreveport, La
Jackson, Mich
Augusta, Ga
F r e s n o , Calif .
Quincy, Mass
_
P a s a d e n a , Calif _
Topeka, Kans
. _
Atlantic City, N . J
Kalamazoo, Mich
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C
411
246
317
2,471
. »
_ __
-
i, 2ii
2,792
570
37, 348 I 1
56,110
17,969 !
37,423
71,921
23,178 1
38, 702
37, 565
24,440
15, 893
42,422
39,093
562
243
1,500
10, 342
2,174
5,450
2,396
4,209
2, 500
200
21,125
69,464
1,200
357
3,164
576
900
7,109
1,025
8,028
5,080
7,929
15, 991
7,001
3,642
12,937
8,980
8, 563
2, 630
3, 671
11, 433
1,387
1,500
13, 942
2,971
17, 272
1,150
690
38,092
11, 789
14, 368
1,620
20, 680
248
2,405
130
248
3,834
7,801
300
$1, 205
361
$910
6,093
21,907
1
G ROUP 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
158
159
160
161
162
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x .
York, Pa
Elmira, N . Y
Newton, Mass
163
164
165
166
167
Bay City, Mich
McKeesport, Pa
N e w Castle, P a
D e c a t u r , 111
._
O a k P a r k , 111
168
169
170
171
172
Chelsea, M a s s
.
Kenosha, Wis
Hammond, Ind
Galveston, Tex
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
173
174
175
176
177
Beaumont, Tex
Woonsocket, R . I
Pittsfield, M a s s
Perth Amboy, N . J
M o n t g o m e r y , Ala
178
179
180
181
182
S t o c k t o n , Calif
M e d f o r d , M a s s . . ._
L i m a , Ohio
Charleston, W . V a .
Lexington, K y
183
184
185
186
187
Greensboro, N . C
P u e b l o , Colo
Salem, M a s s
Madison, Wis
Everett, Mass..
$381
2,017
$50
$563
$1, 785
75
2,420
700
135
$1,334
3,600
8,412
130
. -_.
721
$900
$900
$1, 000
$110
218
18,875
._
293
1,625
18
4,883
1,308
1,296
8,507
675
380
1,339
175
3,713
587
7,769
4,000
600
1,805
2,050
1,762
2,160
89
2,589
_.
480
2,215
22
686
900
1,645
445
1,496
130
___
4,262
4,260
2,728
600
749
621
2,349
$12, 995
7,798
11,446
25,805
42,373
$2, 729
5,165
3,095
4,406
8,420
12, 562
16, 987
8,949
11, 502
15,151
6,230
9,181
3,280
11, 502
10,611
24, 937
39,412
13,321
18,843
30,573
5,299
20,147
2,431
8,835
9, 683
19,661
4,135
36,549
28,343 i
20,066 I
7,391
2,755
3,099
7,288
6,166
11,611
18,929
14,527
26,414
25,387
3,753
4,500
4, 905
17, 720
6,437
18,189
26,160
42,704
36, 312
24,146 ' 1
10, 733
7,328
6, 793
20,104
3,696
$1,469
11,841
1,770
2,000
787
6,087
3,847
8,350
625
10,821
100
100
9,761
4,672
1,308
1,598
3,098
3,215
1,200
5,000
193
1,500
1,500
900
580
789
670
1,900
288
16,714
452
3,993
4,090
13,941
5,973
4,158
TABLE 12.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR EXPENSES OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS AND SUBDIVISIONS
OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1923—Continued
[See note at head of this table, p . 250]
II.—PROTECTION TO PERSON AND
Inspection serviceContinued
PROPERTY—continued
III.—CONSERVATION OF HEALTH
City number
CITY
Boilers
Prevention and
treatment of comm u n i c a b l e diseases
Other protection to person and property
Examining
engineers
Pounds
All other
and
plumbers
Total
EmPolice
Rate
ploy- investiand fire Humane
All other
ment
societies
gations
alarm
agencies
Health
department
administration
Vital
statistics
Tuberculosis
Other
communicable
diseases
in hospitals
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
188 Butte, Mont.
189 Fitchburg, Mass
190 East Chicago, Ind
191
192
. _
193 West Hoboken, N. J
194 Evanston, 111
195 Hamilton, Ohio
196 Brookline, Mass
197 Jamestown, N . Y
198 Springfield, Mo
199
200
.
201 Lorain, Ohio
202
203 Pontiac, Mich
204
. -_205 Joliet, 111
206 Columbia, S. C
207 Superior, Wis
$50
$1,625
1,825
56
1,495
$2,680
$249
2,053
.
5,043
1,232
$360
$2,163
150
1,195
363
55
255
300
260
600
1,730
2,382
610
450
3,806
1,929
9,625
198
9,665
2,075
$1,838
1,136
$580
1,427
402
1,065
$6,411
57.475
18,330
24,043
8,752
$3,399
8,800
9,976
7,182
2, 599
16,655
29,491
15.476
172, 698 |
21,344
4,107
8,724
4, 540
31,181
13,415
7,657 |
16,140
32, 940
19,377
5,863 |
2,478
8,404
2, 609
5, 630
3, 614
31,886
30,925
7,200
21,690
24,646 1
8,670
4,130
3,702
9,117
4,445
$767
$38,564
480
$3,024
156
1,500
349
750
1, 778
1,847
76,093
44,640
1,304
9,983
1,118
540
6,574
819
1,911
1,000
18,541
368
3,365
8,748
to
00
o
?m
209
210
211
21?
D u b u q u e , Iowa
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
A u r o r a , 111
_
Waterloo, Iowa
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
213
214
215
216
217
Stamford, C o n n .
Taunton, Mass
Council Bluffs, I o w a
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
218
219
220
221
22?
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Q u i n c y , 111...
Austin, Tex
Auburn, N. Y
New Brunswick, N . J
223
224
225
226
227
Easton, P a . .
Newport News, Va
D a n v i l l e , 111
Ogden, U t a h
Wilmington, N . C
228
229
230
231
232
Hazleton, P a
Orange, N . J._
Kokomo, Ind
Amsterdam, N . Y
Petersburg, Va._
233
234
235
236
Pensacola, F l a .
Norristown, P a .
Lewiston, M e
Oshkosh, W i s
237
238
239
240
Green Bay, Wis
C o l u m b u s , Ga__
Watertown, N . Y
M o l i n e , 111
241
242
243
244
Sheboygan, Wis
Waltham, Mass
Newport, R. I
Muskogee, O k l a . .
245
246
247
248
Newburgh, N. Y._
L a Crosse, W i s .
L y n c h b u r g , Va
Colorado Springs, Colo .
300
$650
1,302
180
2,161
767
330
725
202
I
1,035
1,852
881
44
1,515
1, 879
2,383
240
536
3,568
_.
493
432
1
211
72
1,327
382
1,960
1,791
2,789
900
1,300
1,020
69
15, 363
33
395
41
300
1,143
594
10,463
2,181
4,315
9,049
9,945 1
29,671
21, 630 |
6,811 !
6,424
3, 550
6,343
399
5,643
24, 716
25,339
11,029
4,019
6,302
7, 548
1,383
8,188
10, 213
28,204
21,927
3,854
4, 011
21, 724
4, 263
20
433
1,191
1,520
3,768
4,715
180
578
40
247
3,864
2,018
70
4, 735
3, 264
10,613 1
5,236
9,144 i
9,049
962
343
99
300
11,518
10, 327
1,000
114
19,686
106,106
14,295
6,107
31, 781
16,616
1,740
3,392
1,476
3,291
10,227
1,300
.
6,541
2,028
1, 503
3,871
642
5,817
22,106
4,465
22,903 1
29,130 |
240
632
21,989
42,086
4,918
7,831
20,949
1,864
32
120
1,704
.
3,948
3,857
5,081
748
11,143
1, 648
9,174
3,649
6,031
14,348
707
_
|
1
|
1
i
8,647
28,124
5,071 I
10, 748 !
22,604 !
1,500
2,025
11, 248
33,113
10,744
7,143
40,142
788
900
47
20, 596
918
33
400
1,820
337
776
1.440
2,028
32,066
4,577
1,843
11, 568
3,618
2,025
78,393
93
208
17,052
955
103
6,132
25
2,400
1,372
1,192
2,000
4,055
1,760
326
414
217
1,688
900
5,259
528
353
3,173
303
100
450
7
2,776
1,984
8,062
7,552
3,839
678
5
2,090
to
00
TABLE
12.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST
P A Y M E N T S FOR E X P E N S E S OF G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , BY P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S
OF T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1923—Continued
to
00
to
[See note at head of this table, p . 250]
in.—CONSERVATION OF HEALTH—continued
Conservation of child Food regulation and
All other
inspection
life
prevention
and treatment of
Medical Other con- Milk and Other
communi- work
for servation dairy con- food
cable j school
of child
diseases
control
trol
life
children
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
II
III
IV
V
IV.—SANITATION,
Total
Sewers and
sewage
disposal
OR PROMOTION
Street
cleaning
OF CLEANLINESS
Other refuse)
collection
and
disposal
V.—HIGHWAYS
Public
conven- Other
ience
stations sanitation!
Total
Supervising
department
$3,015,713 $3,935,568 $2,085, 540 $1,334,951 $1,336,441 $99, 931,183 $16,164,846 | $45, 569, 524$34,078,011 $649,280 [$3,469,522 $119,964,151 $2,387,890
1, 803, 736 1,317,970
258, 306
562, 9dl
519, 737 1,039,134
599, 347
299, 587
416,196
134, 347
1,509,235
211,226
182, 681
122,426
59, 972
701, 582
112,742
286, 732
143, 292
90, 603
>
a
452, 984 56,097, 179 7,795,457
253,774 12,003,385 1, 902, 503
364,610 16, 307,183 3, 383,089
178, 340 9, 975, 757 1, 778,195
86, 733 5, 547, 679 1,305„602
31, 635, 798 14, 855, 287 213, 399 1, 597, 238
3, 428,006 5,958,117
77,122 637, 637
5, 363, 575 6, 563, 261 215, 524 781,734
3, 313, 765 4. 453,484 120, 832 309, 481
1, 828, 380 2, 247,862 22, 403 143, 432
58, 203,030 1,179, 757
14, 090, 866
258, 658
23, 518,005
358, 874
13,985, 688
338, 278
10,166, 562
252, 323
>
H
>
H
h-i
W
H
M
a
w
GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
I
New York, N . Y „ Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, Pa
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, Ohio
St. Louis, Mo
$619, 566
280, 373
198, 821
134, 700
1,976
102,880
$4,000
148, 360
226, 34;2
160, 083
142, 387
90,820
$952, 152 i
81, 563
92, 358
109, 946
83,893
Baltimore, M d „ , - _ .
Boston, Mass
Los Angeles, Calif...
Pittsburgh, Pa
San Francisco, Calif
Buffalo, N . Y
103, 572
150,037
83, 253
63,164
41, 284
24,110
33.146
136, 5&S
99,052
142, 911
62,134
72.147
70, 080
15, 523
30,138
46, 717
13, 328
13, 537
$344,580
80, 715
12,002
29, 323
31, 709
34, 219
$87, 939
22,175
60, 859
67,775
9, 258
25, 737
43,041
30, 575
41, 820
13, 429
14, 432
26, 280
39,021
42,417
43,021
22. 408
31,831
$22,051,794 $2, 262,077 19,362,411
9, 676, 644 3, 030,931 2,144, 978 $4,309,114
5, 963, 908
167,191
2, 671, 246 2, 982, 502
3, 347, 059
174, 609 2, 172, 467
842, 680
2, 106, 623
103, 781
888, 546
933. 606
290, 330
642,136
1, 290, 976
261, 055
2, 065, 747
3, 485, 595
1,135, 093
2,417,612
733, 741
1, 822, 387
491,137
743, 793
109, 928
84,193
245, 332
92,155
619, 221
848, 440
481, 727
747, 414
474,404
582, 808
861, 778
1, 740, 953
482, 065
1,377,000
3,000
1,061, 534
$4, 500
14, 400
39, 457
1,623
20, 060
42, 093
19, 838
67, 230
2,698
1,500
$427, 306 $23,169,198 $371, 802
187,121
99, 493
6, 795, 845
128, 569 4,062,014
196, 495
117,846
247, 447
2,958,481
180, 690 2, 992, 354
95, 832 2, 329,098 """70," 591
73, 551
110,316
41, 535
141, 775
8, 307
84, 390
3, 229, 743
2, 546, 652
3,452, 220
3, 325, 559
1,051,911
2, 289,955
15, 437
"33,192
112,868
32,432
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M i l w a u k e e , Wis
Washington, D. C
Newark, N . J
Minneapolis, Minn
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
N e w Orleans, La
Kansas City, Mo
Indianapolis, Ind
Rochester, N . Y
Seattle, Wash
Jersey C ity, N . J
j
j
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i
:
!
!
i
!
;
$6,239!
45,697;
14,635;
I
78, 585 j
$76,034 i
40,820
102,365
115,141
26,108
22, 269
I
25,513;
17, 936 j
15,815 !
53, 886 ;
6,041
43,046
19,948
28,927
82. 202
A POPULATION
O F 300,000 T O ,500,0
$8, 156 $16,112 ! $32. 450 j $2,094,785
$218, 381
31,025 i 1,697,524 ; 259,056
46
6,600 i
34,841 ! 1,469,852
32, 859
11,964 !
143,196
200
8,644 |
9,903 :
785, 334
78,121
29,549 i
18,487
29, 629
538,346
9, 170 " 19," 234"' 30,698 | 1,135,418
665,195
15, 724
33, 217
17,817
75, 550
16, 740
4,500
4,741
8,737
15,470
54,208 j
607, 243
617, 692
14,701 ;
1,441,051
3,549 I
825,243
7,100
790,897
2,750
170, 487
8 a 417
170,944
39; 839
47,238
$489, 045 $1,239, 190
447,196
938, 663
435, 987
783, 079
299, 362
338, 008
270, 404
202. 500
73, 428
366, 932
371, 293
150, 781
253,950
238, 538
398,022
352,058
983, 926
477,003
276, 758
$1,168 $147,001 $1, 419, 805 1 $16,202
94, 776
1,664,211
22, 638
29, 971
1,244,001 i
3,636
6, 873
100, 717
1, 626, 227 i 61,174
6, 748
63,095
1, 108,754
6, 825
28, 988
7
29, 85.6 1, 237, 602
4,039
5,800
7, 514
15, 510
61, 424
28, 636
24, 717
54, 353
68, 879
1, 494, 497
939,039
1, 060, 654
1, 467, 214
828, 812
11,311
8, 771
14, 329
48, 459
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
1
$10,014
$9,688
P o r t l a n d , Oreg
15, 331
27,036
D e n v e r , Colo
52, 669
29, 481
T o l e d o , Ohio
19, 574
6,240
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
9, 555
17, 278
Louisville, K y
19,740
P r o v i d e n c e , R. I
36, 706
42, 617
St. Paul, M i n n
9,076
31, 642
O a k l a n d , Calif
19, 672
18, 743
A t l a n t a , Ga
8,999
A k r o n , Ohio
2,757
21,541
Omaha, Nebr
8,986
37, 926
Birmingham, Ala..
34, 562
6,529
Worcester, M a s s
3,867
24, 275
Syracuse, N . Y
8,329
35, 885
R i c h m o n d , Va
14, 797
24, 487
S a n A n t o n i o , Tex__
6,385
5, 733
Dallas, T e x
23,377
N e w H a v e n , Conn_
25, 111
~26~265"
Memphis, Tenn
18,101
26, 558
D a y t o n , Ohio
1,200
13,143
Norfolk, V a
7,806
21, 97.1
Houston, Tex
2,964
12, 584
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio__2,013
18,650
Grand Rapids, Mich.
1, 525
31, 240
Springfield, M a s s
3,662
30, 935
20, 318
Bridgeport, Conn
26, 312
17,638
Fort Worth, Tex
5, 740
22,953
Scranton, P a
2,640
30,450
Paterson, N . J
2,082
27,158
Hartford, Conn
5,120
I n c l u d e s p a y m e n t s for other food control.
$11,049
4,000
9,328
1,530
6,174
4,521
15, 518
3,000
14,040
2,480
6, 598
6,997
1,758
2,710
2,949
$11,629
3,180
7,223
9,000
5,091
13,111
9,726
11,402
7,740
4,975
3,680
6,200
4,369
7,000
9,349
7,151
19,753
8,161
7,432
8,671
2,563
7,080
3,756
6,851
3,500
5, 470
5,357
1,158
3,574
$10,346
16,500
16,854
27, 273
20, 552
3,608
7,324
37, 402
10, 040
5, 317
3,420
6,200
4,977
7,498
8,279
18,019
19, 753
3,050
1,380
17, 344
$436, 260
286,098
432, 270
587, 965
379,048
$67, 791
36,030
45,021
78,666
38, 039
$262, 519
194, 554
262,687
190,972
139,446
536,959
290, 751
281,332
490,024
330,026
257,970
71,185
32,383
63,071
76, 745
23,226
38,534
131,122
149, 912
85,485
170, 345
226, 522
121, 302
6,323
8,330
5,108
3,756
1,700
205,420
206, 340
463,869
586,153
938,047
331, 603
410,130
247, 252
362,914
256, 853
441, 989
302,894
114,391
171,417
590, 643
1,700
3,433
1,650
6,680
8,350
327, 775
244,801
215,483
239, 999
388,416
623, 914
71,855
62,666
26,003
89,150
39,197
115,581
124,753
8, 542
48; 570
112,858
45; 757
32, 249
22/714
23, 815
23, 553
70, 506
33, 601
180,000
241, 217
93,403
55,805
135,882
106, 605
83,187
43, 227
137, 637
22, 327
22, 629
54,975
147, 759
92, 542
73, 276
41, 920
49,419
127, 284
$32, 747 $37, 703
5,001
4,861
7,276
117,286
8,276
292, 060
3,630
168,960
90,864
17.127
99, 865
6,012
34, 945
194,464
126,446
85,302
638
102, 349
135, 790
"9," 527
344,936
188,181
167, 582
2,550
184,818
3,822
90,216
4,770
180, 743
174, 429
160, 250
1, 366
144, 474
62,491
65,897
299, 637
15,011
179, 525
130, 276
142,161
156, 334
500
205, 669
13, 600
. $990, 316 1
$14,854
1,188,987
938,757
17,991
297,142
466, 749
"T, 566
28, 973'
6,958
1,022,332
21,086
2.437
28,204'
805,915
490,008 1 46,583
43,639
3,780
465, 570
1,031
5, 533588,408
405,458
25, 748
293,241
31,856
""4,761
7,430733,784 II 16,139
638,035 1 61,046
32, 549
392,563
6.438
33,811
566,726.
2,400
22, 942
503,801
5,233
19, 658
347,782 j
653,872
9,834
35, 672
322,283
8,812
298,644 i
27,155
11, 340
520,681
20, 729
248,266
1,9751
206,989
15,378
827,145
9,951
280,283
7,300
9,000
382,040
~ ~2,~926
301,525
9,931
393,018
18, 310
439,647 |
$35. 500
45,652
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12.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST
P A Y M E N T S F O R E X P E N S E S OF G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , BY P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S
OF T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1923—Continued
[See note at head of this table, p. 250]
in.—CONSERVATION OF HEALTH—continued
All o t h e r
prevention
and treatm e n t of
communicable
diseases
CITY
City numb
U4
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
$3,908
N e w Bedford, M a s s
Trenton, N . J
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h
691
2,994
6,855
Nashville, T e n n
Fall River, M a s s
Albany, N . Y
Medical
w o r k for
school
children
Kansas City, Kans
Flint, Mich
Erie, P a
69 Y o n k e r s , N . Y
70 D u l u t h , M i n n
71 S p o k a n e , W a s h
T> E l i z a b e t h , N . J .
73
74
75
76
Utica, N . Y
Jacksonville, F l a
.
$37, 701
21, 568
32, 668
22,856
17, 724
3,962
5,500
22,404
6,544
634
.__
-
10,237
2,030
21, 282
24,903
30, 273
24,615
12,418
15, 290
12,430
13,100
1,819
24, 605
18,032
15, 234
16, 935
_.
$900
21,431
1,432
1,849
7,047
5,622
2,847
9, 552
17,317
1,629
11,903
8,500
12,045
2,226
7,660
O t h e r con- M i l k a n d
Other
servation
food
of child d a i r y control
control
life
I I I .— C I T I E S
6,730
5,157
8,849
-
V.—HIGHWAYS
C o n s e r v a t i o n of child Food regulation and
life
inspection
GROUP
54
55
56
57
58
IV.—SANITATION, OR PROMOTION OF CLEANLINESS
9,092
13,527
16,767
Total
Sewers a n d
sewage
disposal
Street
cleaning
O t h e r refuse P u b l i c
collection convenOther
ience s a n i t a t i o n
and
stations
disposal
Total
Supervising
department
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- C o n t i n u e d
$1,825
3,312
2,040
3,229
$3, 796
1,100
2,200
11,510
2,287
$228, 336
•472,923 !
283,056
148,045 1
182, 277
$69,837
117,434
30,108
27,279
23, 563
1,500
3,435
6,148
1,620
1,710
6,600
3,863
1,445
1.728
2,727
147, 512
137, 562
332,477 !
242, 587 1
103,017 !
5,430
4,043
1,918
2,225
2,200
1,804
4,043
1,816
2,050
4,100
270,395
162,176
124, 276 1
358,676
259, 502
3,318
2,580
13,016
9,248
3,750
6,070
1,200
6,900
4,545
4,116
4,119
4,458
$71, 525
131,732
132,479
47,842
77,461
$64,865
214,652
103,461
45,143
75,676
$7, 798
3,630
10,466
3,505
$14,311
5,475
6,542
24,276
5,577
$365,959
437, 280
372,006
404,015
294,907
$12,624
25,197
34,018
41,475
180,393
63,469
38,977
63, 695
129,073
32,289
152,662
41,118
3,214
8,324
8,489
54,235
8,640
8,126
307,445
528,448
- , 434,158
197, 779
228,396
4 900
62,346
17,816
13,608
25,443
47,916
12,001
103,893
61,002
80, 759
30,601
39,096
91,409
74,471
151,742
77,569
59,256
151,334
107,915
399,442
94,831
198,065
256,144
32,814
22,300
24,821
62,393
105,332
42,285
72,817
110, 514
236,356
16,001
89,181
77,000
270,612
233,673
89,971
214,506 1
13,585
31,872
34, 749
83, 331
104,940
38,046
44,016
126,991
142,767
162,085
1,679
4,184
1,188
12,451
7,293
1,305
2,079
5,160
7,002
8, 574
24,010
3,000
8 532
6,090
13,923
12,040
8,821
497,203
242,657
199,220 |
406, 722
214, 359
12,567
24, 940
12,940
9,167
6,237
373,295 !
293, 733
362,808
267,189
3,960
4,160
1,670
2,525
204,489
318, 728
269, 279
287,963
5,809
1,650
8,678
6,600
00
GROUP IV.—CITIES H A V I N G
77
78
79
80
81
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Canton, Ohio.
Somerville, M a s s
Schenectady, N . Y
___
Waterbury, Conn
89,
8?
84
85
86
Tulsa, Okla
87
88
89
90
91
Savannah, Ga
Knoxville, T e n n
Allehtown, P a
S a n Diego, Calif
Bayonne, N . J _ . _
99
93
94
95
96
Manchester, N . H
Harrisburg, P a
Peoria, 111
Wichita, Kans
St. Joseph, M o
Fort Wayne, I n d
El Paso, Tex
Evansville, I n d
.
._ __
$4,401
10, 292
9,785
11, 222
8,382
78, 876
2,994
819
6,235
1,067
$28,452
46,891
76,847
77, 261
19, 903
$52, 619
22,146
116, 298
80,301
$62,673
59,738
179,677
244,276
27,880
96,422
332, 773
106,999
168,274 !
79, 230
11, 771
19, 972
15,488
28,670
9,004
27,000
49,996
41,694
44,072
32, 799
51,845
255,805
39,957
87,901
34,425
7,000
1,500
934
9,224
4,634
2,032
4,700
2,000
273,250
122, 705
102, 601
177,045
142, 551
242,164
33, 781
48, 567
32,976
35, 582
77,154
23,333
84, 573
41,651
5,236
6,166
500
600
420
2,117
1,500
3,180
1,017
2,931
1,500
208,819
197,175
117, 760
97,451
39,331
17,168
10,270
18,498
53,330
57,838
24, 889
10, 301
11,944
19,076
7,288
114, 537
88,000
36,702
37, 743
24,936
63,496
90,976
67, 691
35,304
2,160
1,835
2,158
1,468
3,142
1,375
1,940
2,158
1,468
1,600
2,100
3,006
131,738
75,748
108, 212
106,313
140,220
51,840
10, 729
22, 590
21, 763
51,767
27,132
45,626
59, 733
28,075
59,099
47,459
19,393
21, 584
56,173
23,246
1,800
1,250
72,878
223, 753
163,130
35,720
125,339
21,685
22,384
37,931
6,790
19,416
19,374
107,898
63,808
12, 225
46,393
25, 588
74,027
50,951
16, 705
53,068
273,727
41,514
198,387
26,796
50,450
54,241
16,617
92,187
6,879
11,962
75,979
8,520
9,627
31,513
134, 672
13,838
89,803
19,917
5,208
94,533
100,756
213,452
146,932
203,658 |
25,242
45,032
26,153
19,845
10,441
56,591
37,196
89,966
36,426
71,290
12,700
15,500
82,133
81,048
121,927
3,907
10,226
24,030
6,576
9,964
3,982
42,616
104, 386
21,159
14,556
7,809
28,019
38, 222
15, 011
35,284
$8,662
15,442
3,972
28,054
21,977
$8,859
18
1,030
7,088
21,037
$3,855
7,911
6,136
2,100
8,550
12,453
21,483
22,326
1,451
5,704
16, 569
5,019
3,075
2,200
$138
6,863
2,280
1,700
1,100
3,300
3,550
1,187
3,600
1,500
2,231
2,373
7,478
1,650
1,281
556
2,820
_.
1,350
1,520
3,300
348
1,812
1,450
6,121
10, 605
7,215
7,664
7,630
12,439
16, 794
6,340
97
98
99
100
101
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
South Bend, I n d
Wilkes-Barre, P a . .
Binghamton, N . Y
Portland, M e
10?
103
104
105
106
Rockford, 111
Troy, N . Y
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
Little Rock, A r k
Johnstown, P a
2, 525
2,206
1,300
5,609
3,168
12, 580
10,411
5,673
322
2,000
9,566
1,200
2,378
706
2,100
935
4,800
2,122
706
107
108
109
110
111
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
E a s t S t . L o u i s , 111
Brockton, Mass
Terre Haute, I n d
Saginaw, M i c h
7,083
1,846
8,045
243
5,435
2,899
810
4,146
14, 770
110
300
1,694
3,937
11?,
113
114
11R
116
Gary, Ind
3,847
1,590
1,141
117
118
119
1?0
121
2,210
2,781
4,198
H o b o k e n , N . J._
L o n g Beach, Calif.
Passaic, N . J
Springfield, Ohio
Chester, P a . .
Hamtramck, Mich.
Altoona, P a
Racine, Wis
2,800
5,773
1,082
3,819
*___
14,687
4,106
22,308
7,580
11, 785
3,792
1,500
8,215
1,440
L P O P U L A T I O N O F 50,000 t o 100,000
5,716
700
1,500
1,680
2,100
900
1,800
1,700
2,000
2,000
1,903
812
1,400
750
1,400
$155,500
112,079
279,074
446,965
140,180
15,698
84,806
168,582
45,146
61,438 |
1
$4,505
5,175
5,897
4,898
2,903
$11, 756
5,450
404
4,625
6,921
$204,836
217,861
213,930
191, 246
399, 755
5,806
69,708
381,407
160, 705
84,346
187,539
8,360
6,697
3,002
13,918
1,500
6,967
1,437
17,305
7,480
234,964
244,987
183,965
127,258 !
90,133
15,882
3,000
1,423
5,328
2,044
157,274 i
111,640
364, 575
252,686
544,773
5,039
5,082
2,453
2,300
31,404
4,305
125
6,108
4,794
19,444
10,440
2,262
4,200
781
8,054
2,539
6,932
1,800
2,333
185,330
227,318
156,708
139,157
285,122
5,200
14,140
5,400
8,816
2,700
1,156
3,028
15,200
2,452
92,039
234,080
82,572
263,221
165,300
16,350
7,596
3,945
1,944
2,400
1,002
102, 589
67,996
56, 541
141,022
184,586 i
1,767
632
2,439
13, 623
5, 744
133,137 !
91,813
218,389
108,297
140,590
6,770
7,161
3,895
4,020
118,071
292,300
152,900
291,542
258,146
5,307
177
$6, 755
3,160
16,574
16,052
I, 656
!
1,920
TABLE
12.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST
P A Y M E N T S F O R E X P E N S E S O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S
OF T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 2 3 — C o n t i n u e d
to
00
[See n o t e a t head of t h i s t a b l e , p . 250]
I V . — S A N I T A T I O N , OR PROMOTION OF CLEANLINESS
III.—CONSERVATION OF H E A L T H — c o n t i n u e d
All o t h e r
prevention
and treatm e n t of
communicable
diseases
V.—HIGHWAYS
C o n s e r v a t i o n of child Food regulation and
inspection
life
Medical
w o r k for
school
children
O t h e r con-| Milk a n d Other
servation dairy confood
of child
trol
control
life
Total
Sewers a n d
sewage
disposal
Street
cleaning
)ther refuse Public
Other
collection convenand
ience [sanitation!
disposal
stations
Total
Supervising
department
O
>
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
~
$3,685
907
7,743
6,501
1,580
$6, 365
6,146
$1,199
1,200
3,831
4,956
1,547
$1,199
3,725
4,662
3,736
1,500
$125, 680
56, 001
39, 947
140,162
61, 776
$14,404
30,841
15,483
2,891
8,325
$21, 066
13, 974
3,681
2,668
1,972
2,075
1,811
4,774
2,368
3,290
605
174,159
144,188
83, 538
61,117
33,421
11, 257
6,167
15, 800
7,874
6,165
2,660
1,900
750
1,339
2,400
760
1,700
750
1,065
1,800
56,800
194, 954
92, 848
93, 753
95, 300
122
123
124
125
126
Lansing, M i c h
New Britain, C o n n .
Mobile, A l a . . .
Berkeley, Calif
Springfield, 111
127
128
129
130
131
Holyoke, Mass
Highland Park, Mich.
Davenport, Iowa
Chattanooga, T e n n . . .
Bethlehem, P a
132
133
134
135
136
Lincoln, N e b r
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y . .
Covington, K y
Haverhill, Mass
Portsmouth, Va
5,684
182
3,749
2,700
14, 653
17, 384
1,800
9,693
4,681
137
138
139
140
141
H u n t i n g t o n , W . Va_.
E a s t Orange, N . J . . .
Macon, G a
Wheeling, W . V a . . .
Cicero, 111
250
1,500
1,380
6,802
10,861
1,200
669
12, 718
68
142
143
144
145
Roanoke, V a
Tampa, Fla
Lancaster, P a
Winston-Salem, N . C
2,339
1,667
2,977
4, 336
3,277
1,828
1,582
9,198
267
3, 282
2, 265
1,822
$100
12, 076
8,297
6,949
14,328
9,775
5,129
4,156
26,434
1,700
4,199
600
7,173
3,100
2,006
1,800
g
^
^
$7, 360
1,875
$161,847
130, 762
141,452
129, 563
109,480
$2, 784
67
35,999
19, 054
$80, 066
9,244
24, 464
100, 222
31, 774
31, 721
82, 276
21, 762
14,878
16, 315
112,110
45, 257
43, 277
31,809
7,689
15, 570
5, 545
18, 487
7,304
8,175
4,528
28, 553
36, 726
45, 065
28,193
28.657
38, 507
140, 267
54, 980
60, 568
28, 240
17, 219
37, 565
9,331
17, 062
18, 509
1,498
43, 859
67, 631
20, 792
33, 894
56, 274
87, 660
1,800
1,500
918
74,991
173, 384
77, 385
87,853
101,154
48, 751
5,313
68, 569
13, 802
163,118
6,386
113,888
6,142
106, 564 " " 9 - 3 6 0
117,407
4, 326
71,691
148, 980
38, 348
67, 644
9,994
32, 480
5, 360
9, 405
15, 567
13, 858
21, 988
14,361
41, 712
102, 642
11,000
41,069
128, 574
152,324
164,916 " " ^ l o O
83, 479
8, 807
1,050
2,033
56
150
3,501
4,943
2,699
6, 500
3,102
1,587
2,318
1,500
2,809
g
>
H
.........
g
251, 044
164, 231
$2,773
136, 027
114,131
160, 567 " " 3 , - 6 1 5
O
»2
_.-.
o
230
g
W
91,174
148, 467
139, 311
227, 310 —
142,601
§
w
146
147
148
149
Shreveport, L a
Jackson, M i c h
Augusta, Ga
Fresno, Calif
150
151
152
153
Quincy, M a s s
_._
P a s a d e n a , Calif
T o p e k a , K a n s ._ __ .__ __
Atlantic City, N . J
6,854
200
2,000
154
155
156
157
Kalamazoo, M i c h
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C
452
745
1,803
7,112
16,674
10, 700
2,740
900
.
2,842
6,180
1,830
6,532
11,829
6,321
3,037
2,250
1,468
4,320
9,200
534
1,500
6,361
1,800
1,500
10, 089
6,064
5,400
6,401
2,420
2,620
I, 710
2,162
3,817
1,696
1,468
4,800
486
4,740
2,000
2,420
7,868
8,727
4,344
11, 032
2,400
131, 474 1
78,912
247, 050 1
178,685
2,700
2,758
10, 663
5,433
9,000
263,213 i
207,393 [
127,848 !
252, 577 j
2,352
15,841
2,400
7,857
2,450
37
1,926
2,400
1,060
8,008
113,983 !
111,053 !
200,699 ;
113,641
$77,517
42,127
81,177
224,033
493, 340
$8, 949
$2, 214
$2, 691
1,980
2,400
3,415
2, 374
147,747
82,108
52,122
41, 734
128,654
1, 800
2,722
1,974
101,094 !
42,864 1
108,554 !
61,320
17,
23,
46,
36,
947
842
420
471
29, 627
13, 510
19,150
22, 449
44, 793
131,866
101,898 !
72,445 I
383,363
30,407
13, 444
200
21, 633
45, 384
55,112
122, 896
77, 068
32, 407
11,100
225,101
600
26, 366
42,288
88,563
153, 283
88,035
14,082
6,435
44, 288
6,422
24, 484
15, 399
20, 048
21,349
204
64, 329
85, 437
52, 219
1,168
31, 952
1,592
7,497
2,100
11,337
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000
158
159
160
161
162
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x
York, P a
Elmira. N . Y
Newton, Mass
163
164
165
166
167
Bay Citv, Mich
McKeesport, Pa
N e w Castle, P a
168
169
170
171
172
Chelsea, M a s s
__
Kenosha, Wis
Hammond, Ind
Galveston, Tex
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
18!
182
Beaumont, Tex
__ .
Woonsoeket, R. I . . . - Pittsfleld, M a s s
P e r t h A m b o y , N . J___ _..
Montgomery, Ala
183
184
185
186
187
_
-
- _
$6,735
$1,100
4,281
9,285
12,182
1,500
538
4,000
5,196
3,669
Oak P a r k , 111
Stockton, Calif
Medford, M a s s
L i m a , Ohio
Charleston, W . V a
Lexington, K y
Greensboro, N . C
P u e b l o , Colo
Salem, M a s s . __
Madison, Wis
Everett, Mass
$255
178
1,220
4,338
2,221
2,100
2, 440
-
1,467
..
508
3,061
1,504
5,717
8, 515
10,008
2, 205
12, 346
3,500
_..
431
1,781
2,687
5, 850
4,443
500
6,368
42
4,878
7,858
5,668
1,910
7,380
4,200
360
2,233
2,699
4.716
4,662
1,850
7,193
7,375
$2,176
1,275
1,350
1,800
1,005
1,166
$1,180
1,854
250
1,166
840
1,011
1,200
722
1,200
1,742
1,500
1,200
800
2,337
6,000
374
5,540
1,500
7,959
3,120
4,120
$8,955
5,518
11,091
5, 455
63,711
35,123
106,434
63, 979
28,467 1
59,082
87, 887
77, 204
72. 862
67, 884
122, 543
9, 876
15,125
4,535
19, 247
1, 679
30, 814
16, 585
29, 870
9,096
17, 538
74,778
67, 366
49, 245
90, 889
60,091
72
1,339
1,340
118, 683
109,038
20,762
40,707
76, 626
1,190
914
1,690
1,521
1,232
1,190
913
1,428
1,521
541
42, 681
16,398
131, 845
135,712
78, 808 1
500
2, 000
1,961
2,100
5,560
$53,622
25,288
63,103
63,739
197,383 ;
350
1,344 .
$27, 270
10,000
11, 616
19,122
32, 261
22,
41,
18,
8,
15,
873
972
550
710
886
$14, 706
7,790
37, 996
33, 533
101, 411
49,337
33, 574
510
37,100
3,180
4,140
4,417
191
1,009
254,775
118,60558,375
116,859
282, 219 j
914
3, 452
1,980
1,800
13,500
105, 800
159, 377
177,476 1
123,161
58, 455
2,294
2,767
1,800
6, 286
4,793
1, 354
5,091
2,800
180, 359
104, 242
47,253
65,263
108,436
2,480
1,466
2,132
209
32, 231
167,338
161,944
123,738
105,147
2,431
3,103
22,132
19, 475
17,197
756
17, 319
34, 750
40.135
25, 795
57, 121 ""~~911~
85, 686
28,917
22, 415
29,592
17,562
22, 835
5, 458
12,957
30, 347
10, 386
45, 584
39, 493
6,696
41, 480
21,115
55, 597
26,035
2, 856
19,668
6, 371
54, 524
J21,357
17, 906
11, 831
36, 862
6,944
61, 246
1,500
5,755
1,618
400
9,208
30, 593
8,145
7, 524
51, 826
83, 575
29,633
11,971
5,662
24, 405
20,045
14, 598
22, 565
732
52, 775
29,960
34,368
2, 000
277
1,373
40, 877
12, 473
8,492
>
to
00
TABLE
12.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST
P A Y M E N T S F O R E X P E N S E S O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S
OF T H E GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1923—Continued
fcO
00
00
[See note at head of this table, p . 250]
in.—CONSERVATION OF HEALTH—continued
CITY
City numb
t-l
Conservation of child Food regulation and
All other
inspection
life
prevention
and treatment of
Medical Other con- Milk and Other
communi- work
for servation dairy con- food
cable
of child
school
diseases
trol
control
life
children
IV.—SANITATION, OR PROMOTION OF CLEANLINESS
Total
Sewers and
sewage
disposal
Street
cleaning
V.—HIGHWAYS
Other refuse Public
collection conven- Other
ience sanitation
and
disposal stations
Total
Supervising
department
3
a
>
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
•
188
189
190
191
192
Butte, Mont
Fitchburg, Mass
East Chicago, I n d . . .
San Jose, Calif
Williamsport, Pa
193 West Hoboken, N . J .
..
194 Evanston, 111
195 Hamilton, Ohio
196 Brookline, Mass
197 Jamestown, N . Y
198
199
200
201
202
Springfield, M o . . .
Waco, Tex..
:
Muskegon, Mich..
Lorain, Ohio
Muncie, Ind
203 Pontiac, M i c h . .
204 Chicopee, Mass.
-205 Joliet, 111
206 Columbia, S. C .
207 Superior, W i s . . .
$1,212
$459
2,621
$3,671
7,895
5,973
4,497
248
4,889
10,721
7, 388
10,074
4,568
6,284
6,625
500
1,176
1,540
985
338
1,421
1,100
7,336
6,203
2,750
13,016
4,881
3,498
1,252
4,806
2,756
2,630
3,660
6,483
$1,800
444
$2,205
1,897
1,500
5,8
2,462
1,500
1,479
3,430
1,020
1,874
1,500
1,800
3,024
640
2,100
5,740
1,800
501
3,550
1,650
885
3,900
726
1,285
$110,687
76,612
99,963
44, 888
18,086
$12,475
26,466
32,210
5,543
4,543
$36,971
21, 345
41,105
32,215
12,500
$59, 441
27,605
26,648
4,910
1,043
68, 819
113,482
35,094
76, 376
49,073
850
12,369
4,591
24, 877
4,943
37,902
75,549
7,092
46,078
19,155
30,067
21,154
23, 411
825
23,818
20,110
39, 813
63,594
39,422
37, 215
9,187
2,000
16,000
10, 338
3,691
8,147
16,313
26,200
16, 681
17,940
295
15,533
19,538
9,175
15,584
54,630
47,618
28,122
64,952
51, 601
18,603
6,656
2,279
5,463
10, 372
14,555
13,624
19,015
12,694
18,937
19,290
27,338
6,828
42, 295
20,466
$1,800
$1,196
2,220
4,410
1,157
1,118
4,596
$113,290
257,758
58,475
77,083
86,407
33,135
152, 027
41,531
424, 822
132, 381
2,481
5,967
1,856
3,228
52, 811
173,355
55,776
65, 327
52, 413
1,064
74,447
149,910
94,500
120,957
91,733
4,500
1,826
$2,987
ui
S
7,842
2,387
H
g
""596
S
a
ui
6,546
Q
htj
~7~ 495
o
2,100
Q
fctj
Ul
tH
~1,~806
~5~026
2,275
~2,"681
208 D u b u q u e , I o w a
209 B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
210 A u r o r a , 111
211 W a t e r l o o , Iowa__
fe212
I
1,120 1
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
204
§ 213 Stamford, C o n n
QO 214 T a u n t o n , M a s s
215 Council Bluffs, I o w a
to 216 P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
%. 217 Rock I s l a n d , 111
1,529
218
219
M 220
^ 221
222
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Q u i n c y , 111
Austin, Tex
A u b u r n , N . Y_
New Brunswick, N . J
223
224
225
226
227
Easton, P a
N e w p o r t N e w s , Va__
D a n v i l l e , 111
Ogden, U t a h
Wilmington, N . C
|
228 H a z l e t o n , P a
229 Orange, N . J_
_
230 K o k o m o , I n d
231 A m s t e r d a m , N . Y
232 P e t e r s b u r g , V a
233
234
235
236
Pensacola, F l a
Norristown, Pa
Lewiston, M e
Oshkosh, W i s
237
238
239
240
Green B a y , W i s .
Columbus, Ga
Watertown, N . Y
M o l i n e , 111.
_
241
242
243
244
Sheboygan, Wis
Waltham, Mass
Newport, R. I
M u s k o g e e , Okla
245
246
247
248
Newburgh, N, Y
L a Crosse, W i s
Lynchburg, Va
Colorado Springs, Colo
._..
-
1,000
117
2,015
2,079
2,662
7,544
1,200
1,353
4,630
6,517
4,709
300
5, 774
4,596
3,624
1,422
775
182
3,425
424
2,107
1,988
1,502
5,700
3,653
10, 661
675
10,531
3,623
150
2
3,647
3,053
89
2~255~
475
234
43
3,928
905 j
2,080
3,366
452
1,500
333
19,717
;
!
2,734
2.049
2,443
1,469
3,741
2,491
_
6,500
6, 547
2,605
5, 395
25,029
1,170
1,600
972
900 j
i
1,020 1
|
!
1,138
1,000 i
1
1,380
1,800
660
990
1,210
1,800
1
1,140 i
710 1
1,440 !
2,000
1,800
1,620
500
1,562
1,350
|
2,173 !
581
3,103
1,471
1,200
|
1
1,918
2,520
|
i
|
3,300 j
1,233
1,624
3,800
4,987
4,007
2,766
5,031
3,699
4,857
1,476
3,096
1,800
2,020
20, 341
11,582
107,654
158, 428 [
46,332
38,316
23, 251
47, 088
29,742
18, 132
11,71)2
2,170
4, 695
58, 833
17,461
17, 290
3,765
23, 808
68, 681
8,250
5,776
16, 140
18, 585
76, 823 !
28,292 |
64, 161
74,529
51,581
2,978
8,788
25, 821
7, 218
4, 096
24, 561
5, 876
17, 389
40, 823
20, 779
47,
12,
19,
25,
23,
72,938 1
82, 281
29,228 |
35,994
94, 311
3,924
55, 789
5,970
8, 223
15, 530
11, 725
6,726
17, 587
75, 500
49, 600
12, 238
15, 608
13, 255
5,007
19,988 i
60,961
26,385
67,826
52,621 !
5,380
9, 307
7, 939
9, 425
2,547
7,165
5,214
11,750
17,104
39, 515
7,443
43, 490
4,614
39, 797
6,959
2,080
1,209
5,310
15,953
9, 240
8,686
19, 001
2,989
|
2,759 1
1,288
1,120 j
26,461
60,623
33,123
26,596
3,134
3,737
9,693
2,897
14,139
12,610
15. 526
13, 502
7,078
40, 590
7,904
8,477
1
63, 908
85.279
102,823
23,376 {
20, 990
30, 605
15, 420
2,457
22.143
14, 454
37, 734
4,162
19, 461
40, 220
45.171
16, 757
i
1
2,533 j
60,453
35,352 j
40,789
22,898
6,135
5,866
12, 200
7,795
15,050
13, 530
12,148
11, 769
37,622
12, 652
16,441
900
1,500
1
180
054
1,200
3,608
2,311
101,125
77, 277 1
91, 447
99,104 |
239, 946 1
5, 515
3,882
2,529
24
1,717
5,251
97, 915 1
65,139
49, 632 1
79. 308 |
82, 485
1,904
2, 950
2,082
1,500
3,600
89, 763
72, 599
41, 542
63,600 j
64,922
1,232
1,065
2,110
3,311
1,720
1,314
1,415
635
6,264
1,977
1,320
1,645
975
2,880
1,176
375
1,693
2,200
132, 535
98, 573
48, 575
41, 852
37, 342
1,172
900
3,435
330
99,614 |
94,339
79,158
71, 776
392, 550
3,488
2,489
307
308
306
513
826
10. 522
7,497
150
13, 030
1,234
245
29,956
199,899
20,117
16, 833
10. 763
10, 202
63, 279
21,842
18, 624
24,461
33,037
876
2,694
2,300
14,826
6,891
7, 062
9,294
4,564
26, 655
40,398
1
|
1
1,500
51
5,207
3,037
43,214 |
24,849
3,083
1,646
3,304
3, 334
72,856
38,459
95,266
128,353
3, 533
2,200
50
3,491
4,300
3,585
Q
2,843
1,164
277
5,859
100,079
68, 708
134,361
37, 516
5,353
139,917
129,012
154, 786
66,124
4,632
4,613
8,597
115,838
62,059
71,751
109, 609
3,388
1,920
5, 484
2,241
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TABLE
1 2 , — G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T P A Y M E N T S F O R E X P E N S E S OF G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , BY P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S
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OF T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1923—Continued
[See note a t h e a d of t h i s table, p . 250]
v.—HIGHWAYS—continued
Other
R o a d w a y s ! h i g h w a y :i
structures
Prevention of
street
dust
Snow a n d
ice
removal
Street
lighting
V I . — C H A R I T I E S , HOSPITALS, AND CORRECTIONS
Repair 1
W a t e r - : a n d con- !
\
s
t
ruction |
ways
for com- i
pensation S
Charities
Total
Supervising
department
Outdoor ; Poor in
poor relief I institutions
C a r e of | Other
children | charities
:
Grand total..
j$52,068,847 $11,002,654 S$3,188,902
Group I . . .
G r o u p I I _.
Group I I I .
Group I V . .
G r o u p V_—
23,523,355 7,269,671
5, 895,953 1, 731, 320
10,841,557 1,309, 539
6,852,521
783, 295
4,955,461
508,829
1,277,310 $34,966,819 |$902,265 $6,569,464 |$78, 783, 259 j j$l ,314,835 |$8, 063, 749
360,040 5,672,676
480, 908
938. 904
958,491
982,619
611,897
463,696
553, 338
443,643
16,882,590
3,845,320
6,828,682
4,318,980
3,091,247
592,235
60,897
218, 949
19,050
11,134
!, 722, 706
878, 906
!, 019, 294
597,971
350, 587
872, 722
903, 659
100,408
978,191
928, 279
740,
117,
232,
116,
107,
-- j - - - -
9,493,890 |$8, 272, 348 i$3,506,968
3,339,065
724, 473
2, 038,472
1,135, 690
826,049
5, 886,936
1,089, 257
1, 394, 678
623,773
499, 246
5,731,865 3,074,079
1. 221, 784
129, 166
706,993
202, 393
357,863 ;
81,424
253, 843
19,906
Baltimore, M d
Boston, Mass
Los Angeles, Calif
Pittsburgh, P a . .
San Francisco, Calif
Buffalo, N . Y
i
|
!
!
_j
|
1,520,688;
1,203,670!
2,235,764 !
1,979,404!
354,619 1
593,810!
140,459
464,566
84,982
435,235
64,772
484,970
122,582
3,109
$5,442,309
2,033,765 $104,004
2, 353,632 76,928
989,137
673,973
63,827
1,011,050
1,102,198
746,978
663,532
690,749
569,735
605,532
j 196,996 |
I
.._.!
!
i
I
;
|
!
j 150,480 i
H
H
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
!
$5,378,827
$8,214,452 !$3, 761,808 \
117,351
3,009,038 I 1,085,268 j
17, 470
970,866 ! 213,591 | $13,670
36,446
1,030,034 ! 174,058 \
1, 622,117 I 244, 659 I
788,893 I 115,303 I 343,261
2
M
U2
!
New York,N. Y .
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, P a Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, O h i o . .
St. L o u i s , M o
tzj
$19,618,655
$346,926 ; 4,688,553
5, 561,109
219,362
2,981,366
481,359
387,778 I 1,451,042
: 2,136,385
253,965 :
8,856 j
434,750 !
107,303 !
27,244 I
455,163 |
M
: $323, 388
$518,803 ]'$1,799,247 $3,878,550 $2,873,267
505,264
775, 745
154,918 '
683,911
80, 729
; 46,013 i 118,591
89,204
j 32,399 j 447,448 j 630,247 !
78, 705
767
194,920
! 14,343 I 30,029 ;
6.771
18, 457
190,109 |
87,997
j
108,101
22,348
1,407,509 I 15, 794
3,214.588 I 201, 219
2,128, 240 ' • 12, 598
1,751,728 ' 27, 455
1.795,998 j % 6,750
2,137,549 ; 60, 591
122,396
612,559
521,739
44,103
22, 664
205,360
j
i
j
I
j
366,593
199, 679
684,906
327,893
135,798
55,241
161,727
210,317
224,672
480, 628
291,476
8, 000
22,064
1,000
12,976
25,996
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G B O U P II.—CITIES H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 500,000 T O 600,000
Milwaukee, Wis
Washington. D. C...
Newark, N . J
Minneapolis, Minn..
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
N e w Orleans, L a
$369,224
780, 637
484,693
562, 338
332, 747
747,977
$410, 792
94,813
107,929
107,924
43,244
100, 284
Kansas City, M o . . .
Indianapolis, Ind
Rochester, N . Y
Seattle, W a s h
Jersey C i t y , N . J_.._
334,044
524,600
281,509
930,750
547,434
557, 208
55, 658
56.953
116,563
79,952
$140,363
3,414.
342,869
55,172 '
73,401
$22,013 !
8,014 !
216,098
88,320
$331,261 i $50,306 j
429,635
350,474
910 ;
435,982 : 2.291 :
291,719
199,846 t
21,610
102,229 ""146^403"!
290,998
283,239
458,683
250,000
201,426
..:
1
L_._
! 7,390
!
i
!
!
L
$79,644
256,336
76,847
25, 329
155,688
24, 221
$1,593,785
2,634,233 j
2,042,881 i
821,034 \
1,108,901
291,802
$15,037
27,101
101, 090
45,211
488
114,052
1,284,529
532,868
756, 658
436,837
1,400,131
15,346
31
22,933
10, 227
2,300
" "24," 262~
$181,176
11,730
98,532
28,482
85,851
10, 429
$155,215 I
311,820
117,115 ;
123,126
13,104
31,414
$201,386
90, 472
137,153
25,104
129, 739
38,135
23,128
12,949
201,495
33,654
37,047 I
i
145, 579
45,941
90, 974
44, 348
140,426
$10,646
59,008
34, 392
44,055
5,189
!
!
.-:
$45,274
$869
63,000
!
j
i
4.664
22, 947
$33.990
18, 393
33.500
9,751
624
768 i
8.881
762
102.744 !
225,986 i.
6,720 i "~~~3." 800
133,772 1
19,465
1
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
24
25
26
27
28
P o r t l a n d . Oteg
D e n v e r , Colo
Toledo, Ohio.
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
Louisville, K y
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
P r o v i d e n c e , R. I
St. P a u l , M i n n
O a k l a n d , Calif..__
Atlanta, Ga
A k r o n , Ohio
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
•
!
$25,356
21,411
129, 603
3,479
5, 586
560,857
124,316
11,481
:
i
$120,992
427,138
469,414
210,539
194,191
i
_J
i
!
j
519,213
198,349
170,807
165,247
409,209
74,415
50,494
31,715
19, 903
19, 229
44,951
178, 727
1,683
Omaha, Nebr
!
B i r m i n g h a m , Ala
_ .1
Worcester, M a s s . .
i
Syracuse, N . Y
I
Richmond. Va
;
San Antonio, Tex
I
Dallas, T e x
i
N e w Haven, Conn
!
Memphis, Term
__J
Dayton, Ohio...
j
Norfolk, V a .
I
Houston, Tex
!
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
Grand Rapids, M i c h . . . .
Springfield, M a s s
Bridgeport, Conn
Fort Worth, Tex
'
Scranton, P a
Paterson, N . J . . .
,_
Hartford, C o n n . .
$11,968 !
45,665 !
62,154 ;
30,064
I
$227, 431 $139,728
229, 634
265,371
5,437
24,157
210, 585
8,694
2G0, 511
326, 288
171, 631
216, 200
144, 566
545
164,777
.- 192,587
172,294 '"31,~618
53, 248
13,459 !
309,567
19,830 i 109,717;
232,812
6,331 |
420, 590
150,068
13,377 |
271,086
102,600
5, 500
434,029
8,534 !
60, 577
4,416 j.
284,858
23,204
128, 535
98.156
47,468
137, 352
"21."783-l" 34, 903
394,369
28,083
160.402
6,434 L
124, 274
136,007
6,851
41,936 L
101,836
57,344
82, 723
86,770
342,088
89, 241
2, 582 '
93
128.318
105,896
16,674
65, 741
19,281 j
9,866
85,085 i
47,154
•W.897
336,860
176,089 |
159,693 |
125,672
|
60, 983
60,610
12,916 ,
235,948
3,398
126,348 !
170,004
8,255
6,986 I
74,315 !
283,385
3,435
7,984 |
20,042
78,161 i
135,965
92,172
19, 838
115,838(
$457,984
325, 969
57, 451
58, 967
17, 420
53, 585
19, 556
67, 589
60, 440
7,096
48,094 !
17,921 i
45,719 i
52,732 !
64,804 !
2,887 .
28,912
4,403 i
56,741 i
" 13," 959
10.342
48, 452
16, 346
39,045 :
11
.177
$41,084 I
613,380 ||
142,516 j!
71,848 II
414, 587 i!
275,896 I
291, 565 ;
13,478 ;
466,728 |
194,240 I
14,929 i
36, 278
696,362
485,166 |
219,359
78,474
148,356
202, 460
341,613
. 168, 579
$9,129
4, 264
4,337
i
14,929 j.
2,224
8,978
142,554 |
17,965
54,219 !
31,665 j
29,427 |
1,000 I
16,207 ',
4,642 i
28,170 |
8, 993
19,600 '
39,842 |
37.872
33,614
11,748
80.920
OOiSOl
165,468
119,497
42, 713
86,396
160,467
342, 433
30, 239
101,909
311,42!
73,022 ,
33,631
3,600
41,021
121,700 '
;
i
;
!
!
114, 726 j
12,644 :
9, 205
8,505 !
31,164
31, 740
$105, 938
2,417
73,874
60,406
2,000
7,700
8,~325
6,380
7,200
57,105 i
166,843
102,514
2,700
69.698 ;
8,062 ;
5,298 i.
70,502 i
6,540
1.388
10,945
51,385
14.800 i
10,200 ;
5,352
15, 699
"24,"729"
~6Q,~389*
97, 221
33, 679
114,621
1,013 j
12,612 I
1,821
1, 671
9,085
7,047
T A B L E 1'2.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST
P A Y M E N T S F O R E X P E N S E S O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , BY P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S
OF T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 2 3 — C o n t i n u e d
[See note at head of this table, p . 250]
v.—HI GHWA YS—continued
Other
Roadways highwaystructures
Prevention of
street
dust
Snow and
ice
removal
Street
lighting
V I . — C H A R I T I E S , HOSPITALS, A N D CORRECTIONS
Waterways
Repair
and construction
for compensation
Charities
Total
Supervising
department
Outdoor
poor relief
*™J\
£ * £ ,
Care of
children
Other
charities
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
Des Moines, Iowa
New Bedford, M a s s . . .
Trenton, N. J
Salt Lake City, Utah..
Camden, N. J
$47, 206
125, 754
248,363
275,622
148,336
$51,119
101,279 !
Nashville, Itenn
Fall River, M a s s . . .
Albany, N. Y
Wilmington, D e l . . .
Kansas City, K a n s .
101, 974
388,114
215,365
71,130
77,211
1,750
3,890
12, 838
1,869
12,548
28,690
Lowell, Mass
Flint, Mich
Erie, Pa
Cambridge, Mass..
Reading, Pa_
223, 568
163,164
72,934
218,861
107,172
1,466
26,156
7,054
32,146
2,946
32,600
96,279
12,666
47,225
YoMkers, N. Y._
Duluth, Minn-Spokane, Wash..
Elizabeth, N . J .
149,865 !.
105,287 I
47,864
112,929 | 11, 637
118, 794 !
715
2,906
34,640
39,120
25,641
40,604
Utica, N. Y
Lynn, Mass
Tacoma, W a s h . . .
Jacksonville, Fla..
11, 203
4,933
I
i
!
!
i
!
85, 285 I
98,267 |
83,982 I
170,414 j
4,577
3,969
90,109
9,413
$1,687
23,867
844
$9,389
38, 385
4,150
67,160
1,492
9,280
37, 506
20,430
95,017
1,948
$197,250
110,735
117,806
80, 920
117,628
$48,371
35, 930
84,447
128,662
134,724
82,403
130,105
85, 684
7,782
4,071
136,000
46,116
101,360
82,786
79,715
3,829
$37,041
9,031
194,867
54,466
81,136
87,374
92,547
67, 698
50,000
108,136
1,481
7,221
5,305
4,007
24, 526
16
6,912
117, 986
51,026
7, 565
28
36, 640
$83,100
282,946
72,511
37,708
73,440
133,633
366,917 I
269,867
15,135
11,669
219,157
195,099
500
261, 434
300,950
20,945
32,473
71,137 i
213,850
178, 290
33,174
49, 032
$3,820
$21,009
3,190
6,911
7,960
1,958
$179,710
34,308
4,499
15, 583
7,260
180, 882
21,013
4,635
$81,962
31, 567
$3,446
54
2,075
72, 654
35,606
86, 439
4.000
425
200
215,804
899
3,600
2,718
5, 961
2,250
6,052
62,332
45, 574
147,471
120,436
37,936
34,925
2,940
9,828
7,075
505
8,229
15,991
138,231
1,059
8,657
21,153
12,899
28,839
1,340
71, 997
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GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 60,000 TO 100,000
77
78
79
80
81
Oklahoma City, Okla.._. !
C a n t o n , Ohio
Somerville, M a s s
Schenectady, N . Y
Water bury, Conn
82
83
84
85
86
T u l s a , Okla
Lawrence, Mass
Fort Wayne, Ind
El Paso, Tex
Evansville, I n d .
87
88
89
90
91
Savannah, Ga
Knoxville, T e n n . .
Allentown, Pa
S a n Diego, Calif
Bayonne, N . J
$140.128
113,923
63.195
39,153
200,107
20,549
171,072
52, 791
39.405
52, 612
_.
.'__.
34,977
260,104
65, 210
150,904
190,306
'
$3.192
10,561
1,879
„ 11,627
10, 276
18,027
$52,066
100, 746
$43,649
45,407
11,800
7,202
4,966
1,015
1,240
2,482
25,903
21,303
23,563
7,861
16,846
$74, 496
24,124
52,127
93, 201
1,580
278
799
9?
93
94
95
96
Manchester, N . H
Harrisburg, P a .
Peoria, 111
_
Wichita, Kans
St. Joseph, M o
140,178
159,051
82,147
32,142
21, 641
4,363
23,156
6,307
9,307
97
98
99
100
101
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
South Bend, IndWilkes-Barre, P a
Binghamton, N . Y
P o r t l a n d , Ale
70.406
25, 327
272, 725
99,952
205,763
21, 226
1,226
4,656
73, 571
49,615
427
20,140
37,912
1,197
44,454
102
103
104
105
106
Rockford, 111..
Troy, N . Y
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
Little Rock, Ark
Johnstown, Pa
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
E a s t S t . L o u i s , 111
Brockton, Mass
Terre Haute, Ind
Saginaw, M i c h . .
Gary, I n d . .
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N . J
L o n g B e a c h , Calif
Passaic, N . J
Springfield, Ohio
Chester, P a . . .
Hamtramck, Mieh
Altoona, P a
1 R a c i n e , Wis
93,951
112,895
98,440
109.961
226, 686
345
8,016
25,357
10,817
8,975
44,030
40,928
104,999
49,316
46, 996
515
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
14
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
16,014
125, 719
44,208
94, 598
106,534
48,185
24,175
20,835
96,948
46, 263
5,938
6,000
152
1,000
3,856
448
2,613
3,307
3,150
11. 737
'273
35,312
26,880
190
• 3,393
172
49,315
8,191
19,942
5,823
25,974
2,162
1,864
246
2,643
139
20, 277
26,150
3, 576
5,388
$12,642
15, 274
2,379
120, 551
73,913
$52,706 !
28,110 i
69,253
139,271
129,605
30, 329
94, 607
74, 652
42, 241
128,420
7,030
1,154
9,635
1,685
301
25,103
190,993
60,213
6,293
55,809
84,102
61, 297
3,094
76,384
73,658
78, 510
39, 429
52, 865
41, 439
70, 654
60, 282
53, 296
110, 788
40, 554
86,459
52,051
22, 610
41, 111
$1, 479
40,969
3,520
3,074
15,308
8,903
20,958
2,230
63, 988
1,598
30,957
1, 300
309,817
146,914
22,790
7,718
202,508
201,047
38,019
3,477
2,504
2,520
1,915
849
156
6,217
6,586
267
5,200
69, 252
42, 335
63, 639
53,998
51, 292
2,318
2,010
5,644
59,675
63,877
36, 202
52,835
42,954
30,479
1,798
52,540
41,919
19,848
32, 203
71,612
13, 215
6,236
3,508
7,349
11,388
$32,725
8,967
30,992
45,014
21, 819
$24,961
40,178
35,361
6,539
5,904
56, 657
119,964
20,984
200
163,813
15,732
46,315 j
42,106 |
50,916 i
30,128
65,199
108,739
11,926
35, 706
21,947 !
30,875
44,062
$150
5,670
3,253
2,500
8,000
9,823
47,112
20,323
49,591
179,764
2,243
34, 278
92,620 !
35, 230
4,550
654
30, 825
22, 720
$4,580
$4,852
11, 023
4,540
1,734
30,952
10, 523
2,000
1,260
3,591
243
5,432
11, 706
3,561
15, 095
15. 600
5,903
7,502
1,598
5,957
1,150
10,434
36, 669
6,329
4,193
38, 662
3,994
186
5, 215
11,180
200
99,905
7,332
33,113
3,168
4,315
5,241
26,428
17,884
6,311
2,118
14, 492
3,000
132
600
23,781
% 128
14,772
4,800
6,147
4,783
23,487
89, 207
61,308
13,536
500
20,492
17,369
1,000
81, 259
65,752
162
300
900
150
36,193
9,824
420
27,508
I'm,
23,824
13,199
TABLE
12.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST
P A Y M E N T S F O R E X P E N B E B O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T B , MY P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S
OF T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 2 3 — C o n t i n u e d
[See note at head of this table, p . 250]
v.—HIGHWAYS—continued
Other
Roadways highway
structures
Prevention of
street
dust
J Snow and
!
ice
! removal
VI.—-CHARITIES, HOSPITALS, A N D CORRECTIONS
Street
lighting
Waterways
Repair
and construction
for compensation
Charities
Total
Supervising
m e m
Poor in
instipoor relief] tutions
Care of
children
Other
charities
$6,000
4,177
$4,068
3,107
1,800
779
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
Lansing, Mich..
New Britain, Conn.._
Mobile, Ala
Berkeley, Calif
Springfield, 111
$87,393
42,739
101, 724
44, 565
35,872
$9,311
6,055
Hoi yoke, Mass
Highland Park, Mich
Davenport, Iowa
Chattanooga, T e n n . . .
Bethlehem, Pa
48, 403
103,447
52,925
59,143
118,032
81,005
6,379
7,601
2,078
Lincoln, Nebr
Niagara Falls, N . Y__
Covington, Ky
Haverhill, Mass
Portsmouth, Va
81, 557
82, 626
63,758
101, 230
88,415
5,120
3,997
19, 943
10,307
Huntington, W. Va__
East Orange, N . J
Macon, Ga_
Wheeling, W. Va
Cicero, 111
31,495
69, 385
59, 288
54,092
77, 067
189
2,724
9,763
6,617
2,142
Roanoke, Va_ _ _
Tampa, Fla_
_
Lancaster, Pa___
Winston-Salem, N . C.
75,043
49,936
80,451
20,393
23,490
17, 897
265
187
10,046
1,080
$17,946
17, 672
!
$27,400 j
6,111
6,463
72,334
3,673
485
6,993
39, 681
$45,814 L
32,725 L.
34,984 L
43,263 L
63,880 !40,066 L.
46,635 L
56,942 L.
$1,383
4,171
4,744
31, 689
2,537
J
J
J
7,770
4,278
12,744
42,535 !
7,099
245
13, 856
~34~605"
14,180 j
10,163
$34,596
87, 522
33,912
31,347
9,792
$2, 780
7,479
141,464
277, 772
7,616
137,117
1,000
I.
!_
|.
L
4,267
6,108
5,811
102
5,692
6,260
12, 761
9,596
223, 505
22,251
30,499 j.
56,843 I.
38,859 !.
36,555 L
37,524 L
419
5,978
48,637
69,497
52,261
24,385
26,086 I.
84,491 I.
62,950 L
43,581 I.
74
3,955
19,150
348
1,035
$17,207 L
37,510 j $15, 703
8,137 L
20,709 L
4,857 L
l
71,251 !
11,326 L
6,391
300
5,109
3, 822
5,919
"4,"926"
42, 587
38, 750
7,615
18, 383
19,923
143, 814
7,007
3,542
12,124
12, 580
4,844
792
3,343
30,144
93, 450
1,962
135, 821
5,447
2,855
1,962
21. 739
..
7,007
1,455
2,113
"166
250
1,733
2,520
3,542
4,841
1,800
180
6,400 j
250
300
146
147
148
149
Shreveport, La
Jackson, Mich
,
Augusta, G a . . „ . . _ .
Fresno, Calif.,
62,562
21,080
176,161
94,050
7,103
5,496
12,904
150
151
152
153
Quincy, Mass__...
Pasadena, Calif
Topeka, Kans
Atlantic City, N . J
145, 275
59, 505
37, 253
124,384
13,846
3,153
11, 615
39
154
155
156
157
Kalamazoo, Mich,.
Lnkewood, Ohio.-.
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C . . .
41,838
57,625
77,103
70,657
12, 572
12, 201
5,403
4,622
2,693
403 j
37,670
10,040
150
2,215
37,989
38
12S
16, 769
59,109
46,804
54,478
59, 785
507
814
17,353 |
!
50,205
65,151
55, 581
87,243
1,290
57, 220
41,099
45, 098
38, 685
3,825
63,743
18,634
31,764 i
7,000
4, 299
16,760
148,404
224,326
3, 645
2,765 !
148, 532
23,454
6,831
98,815
5,128 |
36,865
5,687
58, 2] 3
11,701
2,454
4,160
17,446
5,240
3,260 !.
30,387
22,400
3,270
12,125
j
;_
i
j
26,931
4,967
41,152
2,675
1.
L
j
|-
1,200
2,266
100
3,300
471
100
385
902
200
1,000
1, 500
11,845 I
I
735 !
4,393
14,607 j
7,720
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
158
159
1C0
161
162
Cedar Rapids, Iowa..
Wichita Falls, Tex__.
York, Pa
Elmira, N . Y__
Newton, Mass
...
163
164
165
166
167
Bay City, Mich
McKeesport, Pa
New Castle, Pa
Decatur, 111
Oak Park, H I . . . .
168
169
170
171
172
Chelsea, M a s s . . .
Kenosha, Wis__
Hammond, Ind
Galveston, Tex
Mount Vernon, N . Y.
Beaumont, Tex
Woonsocket, R. I
Pittsfield, Mass
Perth Amboy, N . J...
Montgomery, Ala
Stockton, Calif
Medford, Mass
Lima, Ohio
Charleston, W. Va__.
Lexington, Ky
Greensboro, N. C
Pueblo, Colo
Salem, Mass
Madison, Wis
•__.
Everett, Mass
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
181
182
183
184
185
186
187
$12,478
26,382
30,089
89,543
234,062
1,432
22.009
34,323
50,732
33,903
18, 726
16,715
93,077
43,828
1,560
239
2,143
2,562
186,169
43,813
21,453
69,984
172,923
76,084
97, 692
61,180
88,279
27,816
68,822
40, 726
37,514
33,332
47, 859
20,782
59,806
71,180
42,998
38,438
1,061
7,263
729
7,959
6,277
8,416
$5,264
15,556
__
6,327
20,667
5,251
747
2,123
768
50,835
8,752
7,577
5,027
$2,538
47,971
$6,675
3,982
64,996
2,011
4,518
8,376
4,092
402
1,806
1,000
13,472
6,081
19,116
14,866
21,781
550
26,305
12,498
5,344
2,041
13,715
6,831
2,743
10,841
16,363
12,816
800
26,345
7,388
15,633
49,376
43,923
31,183
22,544
27,464
47,783
53,467
33,811
34,182
62, 716
15,868
35,720
53,505
29,212
23,762
..
.
$354
54,890
27,259
7,446
26,840
51,039
8,250
50,051
40,451
39,920
30,882
18,153
$8,500 !
1,310
60,126 !
36,049
332
1,033
38,713
644
20,021
3,750 '
2,800
8,545
5,128
4,477
774
12,331
5,432
2,724
3,571
3,870
3,389
192
584
4,375
1,000
2,351
1
1
$8,635
$32,978
15,745
41,111
67,622
81,362
92,363
28,350
7,667
207, 560
98,403
617
29,093
31,133
17,198
12,972
14,011
40,368
10,063
14,153
•66, 502
29, 593
900
116,253
17,689
52,195
$1,865
810
$3,923
4,566
18,968
$10,765
12,080
7,242
9,422
5,382
1,380
$17,794
5, 603
$3,750
2,800
[
77,017
20,686
7,667
756
2,942
2,900
4,429
5,303
2,338
81,540
17,977
15,284
3,688
6,616
5,266
10,327
2,731
2,440
19,544
3,667
18,443
1,946
6,095
14,114
3,001
900
82,764
4,394
1,935
43,274
6,108
3,235
3,196
1
I
3,173
4,381
900
j
2,381
1
5,459
3,813
2,900
—
7,852 1
1.044
150
21,061
i .
— — - — i
"
288
to
CO
TABLE
12.
-GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS FOR EXPENSES OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL
OF T H E GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL S E R V I C E : 1923—Continued
D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S
[See note at head of this table, p. 250]
v.—HIGHWAYS—continued
Other
Roadways highway
structures
Prevention of
street
dust
Snow and |
removal !
Street
"*»**
vi.—CHARITIES, HOSPITALS, AND CORRECTIONS
Waterways
Repair
and construction
for compensation
Charities
Total
Super- j
vising i
de art
P " ! Outdoor
ment
poor relief
Poor in
institutions
Care of
children
Other
charities
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
188
189
190
191
192
Butte, Mont__
Fitchburg, Mass
East Chicago, I n d . . .
San Jose, Calif
Williamsport, Pa
$27,123
144,471
6,149
23,880
43 643
193
194
195
196
197
West Hoboken, N . J
Evanston, 111
Hamilton, Ohio
Brookline, Mass
Jamestown, N . Y —
11,368
80,311
34,491
252,904
52,379
198
199
200
201
202
Springfield, Mo
Waco, Tex
Muskegon, Mich
Lorain, Ohio.Muncie, Ind
27,719
118,379
27,566
22,394
16,151
203
204
205
206
207
Pontiac, Mich
Chicopee, Mass
Joliet, 111
Columbia, S. C
Superior, Wis
46,895
63,848
69,137
85,262
42,728
$7,389
5,280
4,592
4,671
15,678
1,094
$35,524
8,311
$38,541
9,780
9,306
1,149
$47,656
50,592
44,C59
38,831
25,214
300
21
21,457
36,370
74,934
5,794
80,763
61,839
5,936
5,156
4,874
21,191
33,515
27,689
36,493
26,843
176
18,087
286
2,590
160
8,120
483
2,702
8,011
1,500
1,625
5,300
777
39,992
705
2,850
24,602
27,624
22,605
32,993
34,524
$612
1,828
10
13,101
10
11,065
1,625
3,374
235
$2,350
7,619
388
234
$4,971
154,318
43,207 |
12,178
1,754
17,526
23,373
137,591
21,873
12,140 1
39,952
12,412
1,896
59,597
61,903
1,650
25,497
1,956 1
$6, t66
$44,178
$16,309
4,84l
10,051
9,819
794
3,785
5,178
150
2,510
8,340
15,811
10,484
26,309
5,273
6,377
$654
2,564
4,380
34,679
11, 796
1,200
36,822
1,650
9,229
1,956
$1,295
2,412
3,755
15,983
1,860
616
16,140
2,025
Dubuque, Iowa
Battle Creek, M i c h . . , .
Aurora, 111
Waterloo, Iowa
New Rochelle, N . Y . . .
36,459
31,472
36,423
28, 668
284, 445
5,669
979
4,887
3,551
349
Stamford, Conn
Taunton, Mass
Council Bluffs, Iowa__
Portsmouth, Ohio
Rock Island, 111
37, 706
66,821
14,192
20,143
11, 351
17,632
11, 540
4,121
274
336
22,760
3,276
Poughkeepsie, N . Y„_.
Quincy, 111
Austin, Tex.
Auburn, N . Y
New Brunswick, N. J .
15,842
40, 369
91,447
40,961
59,152
500
5,252
8,139
Easton, Pa
Newport News, Va
Danville, 111.
Ogden, Utah
Wilmington, N . C
47, 234
26, 367
19,490
23, 753
58, 630
786
16,190
2,273
4,987
2,077
Hazleton, Pa
Orange, N. J
Kokomo, Ind
Amsterdam, N . Y
Petersburg, Va. -
59, 502
34,852
17, 559
19,717
36,719
Pensacola, Fla.
Norristown, Pa
Lewiston, Me
Oshkosh, Wis
51,
25,
54,
41,
257
479
680
000
15,413
Green Bay, Wis.
Columbus, Ga
Watertown, N . Y
Moline, 111
37, 253
41, 243
38,100
8,480
20,692
390
2,693
1,436
Sheboygan, Wis
Waltham, Mass
Newport, R. I
Muskogee, Okla
60,405
58, 259
83, 206
35,815
Newburgh, N. Y
La Crosse, W i s . .
Lynchburg, Va
Colorado Springs, Colo.
49, 415
14, 532
38,957
48, 751
1,461
426
44,745
45,848
37,823
36,280
75,485
2,809
13,317
437 1
50,536
492 j
22,902
I
562
7
10,267
21,671
14,246
9,971
4,011
1,144
j
3,667
1,328
2,075
17,701
47,519
500
451
8,013
27,399
7,181
38,001
10,292 ;
76,976
50,467
27,877
9, 779
1,252
836
8,371
11,091
13,389
25,896
3,504
1,300
1,765
2,573
1,052
II, 877
18,001
10, 595
6,768
25
109,160
200
1,341
4, 663
177
1,842
27,000
31,996
23,921
33,882
24,575
1,039
566
62
1,500
3,628
21, 239
12,480
12,458
40,464
360
2,717
18,487
204
19,789
7,130
2,466
5,185
15,888
8,690
525
27,026
3,194
564
13,475
10, 293
8,055
2,472
7,039
16,060
9,068
27, 340
35,480
45, 211
23,109
100
15,176
4,196
149
19,449
360
6,203
2,517
2,481
1,188
35,314
24, 464
23,114
34, 067
19
3,341
45,491
76,993
500
28,990
43, 823
45,631
I
5,932
80,267
1,092
86
1,203
443
158
28,393
29,128
20, 062
50, 537
24, 699
3,500
1,895
300
8,471
10,557
25
2,221
7,167
41,046
31,448
17, 719
27,869
35, 726
19,936
1,109
3,670
26,422
20,992
25,163
1
2,222 |
1,595 |
747
261
2,577
1,822 !
!
i
15,170 |
5,622
2
7,013
18,453
2,376
1,113
85
4,728
1,969
3,090
20,732
3,500 I
3,895
7,544
5,822
1,600
31,970
1,300
5,846
19,973
36,428 |
17,717 |
24,893 j
2, 282
85 !
50, 737
24,970
20, 531
85,490
48, 412
71.445
30,809
30, 609 !
64,135 |
59,489
84,895
3,449
67.446
1,785
1,548
1,823
85
28,966
16,060
65,389
390
12,419
11,076
691
900
14,026
1,812
62
1,200
722
4,574
12,665
100
360
600
360
360
18, 516
7,087
3,255
1,465
2,475
2,863
14, 213
554
19,862
863
4,853
100
10,944
2, 268
1,859
640
12,691
16,724
40,083
1,500
15,768
10,601
22,727
319
7,288
3,449
1,500
1,785
52, 046
13,243
100
1,415
5, 000
9,800
1,600
to
CD
TABLE 12.-—GOVERNMENTAL-COST
P A Y M E N T S F O R E X P E N S E S O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S
OF T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 2 3 — C o n t i n u e d
to
CD
00
[See note at head of this table, p . 250]
VI.—CHARITIES, HOSPITALS, AND CORRECTIONScontinued
Hospitals
General
hospitals
VII.—EDUCATION
T/m.—RECREATION
Corrections
Insane
institutions
InstituInstitutions for' tions for
minors
adults
Probation
boards
and
officers
Total
Schools
Libraries
Total
Educational
recreation
General
recreation
Parks
and trees
Quasi
productive
park
enterprises
>
a
>
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
II
III..
IV
V
$27,671,956 $6,462,923j &9,121, 423 $3, 256,360
16,710, 582 3, 305, 512
4, 037, Oil 2,905,174
3,498,427
173,817
2,413,971
38,729
1, Oil, 965
39,691
6,528,541 12,288,484 1,267,108
1, 783,940 ! 653, 238 242, 379
533,863 ' 253,233
66,176
161,869
31,491
16, 549
113, 210
29,914
26, 595
$521, 372, 9831 $504, 507, 975$16, 865, 008 $43, 548,822 $4, 239,964 $9, 513,152 8,478,170 $1,317,536
247,156, 574
58,830,143
101,921,611
69,161,679
44, 302,976
239, 084,983
56, 578,819
98,823,914
67,097,416
42,922,843
8, 071, 591 23,621, 5G8 13,175,178
2, 251, 324 5, 277, 016 607,976
3,097,697
7, 753, 592 349,182
2,064,263
4, 258, 553
51,804
1, 380,133 2, 638, 093
55,824
5, 030,863 14,637,890
1, 062, 047 3, 371, 662
1, 763,786 5,421, 230
1, 052, 229 3,134, 386
604,227 1,913,002
777,637
235, 331
219,394
20,134
65, 040
GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 A N D OVER
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New York, N . Y_.
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, Pa..
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, Ohio..
St. Louis, Mo
Baltimore, Md
Boston, Mass
Los Angeles, Calif
Pittsburgh, Pa
San Francisco, Calif..
Buffalo, N . Y
$2,211,111
$7,906,336
749,156
1, 517,609 $107,134
929,959
1,379,573 1, 225,140
689,497
761, 577
129, 769
609,108
173, 303
228,236
748,582
555, 587
209.495
173,822
1, 394,029
741,688
543,916
1,006,422
730,813
65, 256
193, 787
93,272
31,451
$107,953 $98,865,913 $96,809, 749 $2,056,164 $6, 204,177 $1,458,594
$327, 380 $4,418,203 ;
488,858 1, 817,824 3,227,941 ! $92,973
36, 788, 218 35, 708, 762 1, 079,456 5,627, 596
$577,271 301,426
486,194
2,465,025
398,656
478, 303 1,588,066 |
816, 568 191, 421 21, 070, 639 20, 584, 445
965, 577 1,837, 258
69,808
432,442
723,921 I~6n~087
119,452
91, 505 14, 556, 588 13,591,011
813,878
326,479
1,850
13,176,852
12, 362,974
54,904
268,477 | 1,248
120, 047 55,828
337,966
1,177, 761
262,147
8,274, 970
259,068
7, 937, 004
646,730 j 9,816
167,624
46, 542
I
115.244
21,422
792,442
7,045,185
6,716,185
329, 000
6,786
164,777
207,478
578,178!
244,983
12,416, 735
2,174, 340
662.233
127,053
622,676 1,424,611 |
24,877 186, 537 13,078,968
11, 767, 059
208, 747 104, 599 62,617
640,291
12,227,466
460,407
59,817
313,154
267, 320
391,870
619,150
276, 283
9,192, 281
8, 717,432
474,849
140,507
202,360
99, 759 85,176
463,983
181,536
4,919,171
746,447
5,078,804
159,633
36, 249
58,873
67,490
183, 702
62, 513
708,343
7, 554,456
296,627
1,010,602
7,800, 690
246.234
124,853
34,637
49,191
177,406
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GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
13 I Milwaukee, Wis...
14 I Washington, D. C .
15 Newark, N. J_
16 Minneapolis, M i n n 17 I Cincinnati, Ohio
18 I New Orleans, La
19
20
21
22
23
Kansas City, Mo..
Indianapolis, Ind_.
Rochester, N. Y...
Seattle, Wash
Jersey City, N . J._
j $257,974
$412,612
313,103 1,110,840
635, 229
637,939
460,494
16,122
510, 296
217,941
17,625
38,486
565,967
282,131
92, 096
190,605
711,491
164, 259
66,687
24,980
5,803
209, 505
$249,415
636, 544
198,899
78, 764
71,109
123,185
$42,078
108,359
148,449
42,094
40,525
29,604
195, 332
485
85,399
68,484
76, 324
126,255
12,263
81, 563
22,048
$44, 902
5,871
36, 065
26, 870
40, 336
39, 014
8,875
12, 795
1, 860
25,791
$95, 956
109, 671
76,309
154,166
19,448
40, 728
$513, 397
695, 059
462,141
339,988
88,151
140,158
36,865
20,000
42, 710
21,120
119, 239
137,479
166, 704
80,677
61, 670
32,933
332,450
307.995
143,883
315, 507
$7, 320
46, 215
15, 519
$131, 469
59, 763
17, 5C0
28,411
8,986
50, 616
76, 370
136, 951
31, 254
200
44, 236
27,116
46,914
14,478
16, 783
34, 713
31,320
16,176
66, 921
29, 273
8,901
34, 730
8,817
15, 747
54,819
33,831
82, 580
32, 447
28, 908
i 47, 510
$162,097
425, 985
367, 738
44, 924
167, 923
168, 932
131,931
158, 527
'78, 945
29, 344
146, 590
36, 672
102, 404
140,330
83, 069
104,162
132, 374
209,494
162, 727
53, 062
55,852
74,127
79, 133
117, 590
216, 758
104,144
57, 960
36, 634
?3,577
$254, 251
145, 054
217,184
339,430
203, 704
83, 018
$905,919
927,114
567,622
716, 358
107, 599
205,109
$262, 701
122, 384
29,172
48,801
3, 770,471
$6,479, 768
5,658,294
6,962,917
5,849,486
5,927, 514
3,687, 453
4, 930, 060
4, 527, 744
5, 319,938
4, 521,817
3, 722, 511
4,711,097
4, 296, 728
5,155,874
4, 269, 748
3, 579,940
218,963
231,016
164, 064
252,069
142, 571
* 189,037
489,929
517,409
273, 743
377,177
$6, 734, 019
5,803, 348
7,180,101
6,188,916
6,131, 218
24, 223
$33,865
173,403
28, 063
GROUP III—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
24 Portland, Oreg.
25 Denver, Colo
26 Toledo, Ohio
27 C o l u m b u s , Ohio
28 Louisville, Ky
29 Providence, R. I
30 St. Paul, Minn
31 Oakland, Calif
32 Atlanta, Ga
33 Akron, Ohio
34 I Omaha, Nebr
35 Birmingham, Ala...
36 Worcester, Mass
37 Syracuse, N. Y
38 I Richmond, Va
39 San Antonio, Tex...
40 Dallas, Tex__
_.
41 New Haven, Conn..
42 Memphis, Tenn......
43 Dayton, Ohio.
44 Norfolk, Va
45 Houston, Tex
46 Youngstown, Ohio
47 Grand Rapids, Mich...
48 Springfield, Mass
49 Bridgeport, Conn
50 Fort Worth, Tex
51 Scranton. Pa
52 Paterson, N. J . . „ . . . „ , .
53 Hartford, C o n n . . . . . . . .
$12, 689
228, 472
62. 783
3,024
218, 597
127, 000
147,357
$16,880
69. 996 $19,363 $13,200
45, 341
11,444
1.9S0
34.190 " 151," 924"
41, 609
1,010
47, 2 '8
18, 090
350,877
54, 450
3,700
475, 297
117.620
95, 530
42, 399
120,469
18, 240
291, 741
70, 000
7,340
53,143
4,256
21, 376
3,441
1,032
9,093
$7,486
3,302
3,787
11, 546
16, 559
8,082 I
30,272 L
43, 209
81 |
52,129
27,156
14, 740
7,800
3,805
5,701
35, 357
17, 595
44,862
59, 725
944
36,199
~l~263"
3,000
10, 729
$3, 530, 032
3,777,911
3,616,820
2, 893, 672
2, 361, 085
2, 816, 606
3,039, 676
3, 708,859
1, 859,126
2, 640, 833
3, 012, 591
1, 623,446
2, 875, 376
2, 179, 776
1, 712, 042
1,144,197
2, 083,165
2, 283, 241
1, 481, 698
1,847, 541
1, 387,489
1,756,127
2, 004,909
2, 295, 629
2,586,170
1, 829, 435
1,289,010
1, 590, 274
1,857, 563
2,202,876
$3, 530. 032
3, 637, 876 $140, 035
3, 456, 244
160, 576
2. 848, 400
45. 272
2, 237, 407 123, 678
2, 781, 606
35, 000
2,855,155
184, 521
3, 583, 217 125, 642
83, 344 1
1, 775, 782
35, 785 '
2,605, 048
2, 940, 257
72, 334
1,573, 112
50, 334
2, 765, 744 109, 632
2, 104, 835
74, 941
1, 712,042
1,120, 351
23, 846
2, 060, 909
22, 256
2, 202, 360
80,881
1,421,682
60, 016
1, 745, 313 102, 228
1,353, 572
33,917
1, 724, 595
31,532
1, 937, 919
66, 990
2, 192, 771 102,858
2, 494, 059
92, 111
1,730,247
99,188
1,271,158
17,852
1, 562,493
27, 781
1, 800, 979
56, 584
2,157,876
45,000
$300,886
531, 963
400,817
73, 335
176,909
251,383
327, 963
346, 830
120,134
29, 544
193, 326
67, 674
155, 657
165, 246
100,152
150, 232
172,447
228, 682
261,866
82, 335
64, 753
119,627
95, 307
146,803
287, 928
137, 975
146,448
89, 876
102,485
?23,189
14. 035
30, 695
20, 001
7,740
2,500
3,886
10,438
300
11,357
8,753
3,012
32, 218
10, 770
13,466
16, 351
5,908
20, 795
9,542
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88,967
31,351
2,195
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T A B L E 1 2 . — G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T P A Y M E N T S F O R E X P E N S E S O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S
OF T H E G E N E R A L DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1923—Continued
[See note at head of this table, p . 250]
VI.—CHARITIES, HOSPITALS, A N D CORRECTIONS—
VII.—EDUCATION
continued
Hospitals
General
hospitals
VIII.—RECREATION
Corrections
Insane
in
institutions
Institutions for
adults
Institutions for
minors
Probation
boards
and
officers
Total
Schools
i Libraries I
Total
Educational
recreation
General
recreation
Parks
and trees
Quasi
productive
park
enterprises
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION O F 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
$79,280
N e w Bedford, M a s s __
Trenton, N . J
_
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h
Camden, N . J
Nashville, T e n n
Albany, N . Y
Wilmington, Del
Kansas City, Kans
$265
7,587
50,000
$5, 728
95, 252
113, 381
89,192
10, 500
1,987
21, 702
$12, 977
9,775
$2,870
11,354
11,907
7,860
1,099
2,705
1,200
7,557
, 1, 500
1,394
Flint, Mich
Cambridge, M a s s . _ _
Yonkers, N . Y
Duluth, Minn
Utica, N . Y
Lynn, Mass
Tacoma, Wash
Jacksonville, F l a
147, 567
500
103, 062
2,685
4,305
47, 536
5,438
30,000
69, 939
400
22, 500
9,780
17, 799
2,881
45
11, 203
15, 264
16,535
18, 952
3,745
16, 851
3,041
$2,168,736
1, 652, 903
1,659,486
1,809, 480
1,560, 084
$70, 644
57, 917
55,873
58,031
33, 753
689, 932 1
1, 646, 390
1, 234,186
1, 013, 012
1,157, 004
661,206
1, 588, 615
1,194,186
981,343
1,138, 573
28, 726
57, 775
40, 000
31, 669
18,431
122, 582
99, 425
126,875
73,176
68,533
1,442,170 i
1. 356, 662
1,292,422
1,336,343
998, 992
1, 405, 092
1,328, 706
1,259,472
1,278, 507
972,159
2,122, 822
1, 599, 750
1, 634, 589
1, 216,835
1, 215, 386
1,115,123
1, 257, 974
819,846
37, 078
27, 956
32,950
57, 836
26, 833
66,435
63,434
21,361 |
165,819 j
89,382
* 71,395
76, 387
110, 239 |
57, 935 |
80, 899 1
119, 377 I
130, 739 i
113,631 1
i
$2, 239, 380
1, 710, 820
1, 715,359
1,867,511
1, 593,837
2,148, 822
1, 646, 678
1,695,254
1,251,723 1
1, 284, 994 |
1,163, 787 1
1, 303, 106
846, 052
26, 000
46, 928
60, 665
34, 888
69, 608
48, 664
45,132
26, 206
$92, 701
132, 367
87,930
171,444 !
59,754
$2,890
$25, 705
39, 945
19,803
61, 885
15,512
$64,106
92,422
68,127
102, 681
43,099
3,077
939
15,195
13,840
14,468
12,162
7,088
104, 887
85, 585
109,330
60, 075
61, 445
2,119
25, 994
30, 762
361
25, 422
24, 058
40, 441
32, 672
18,881
140,397
50, 462
61, 866
42, 279
72, 033
35, 475
60, 354
90, 571
61, 068
69, 971
6,878
1,143
2, 500
14,862
6, 83*6
15,824
1, 299
1
9,529
34,108
28, 226
22, 460
20, 545
28, 806
27, 751
42, 361
$3,150
26, 096
GROUP I V . - C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A
77 O k l a h o m a C i t y , O k l a . . . _
78 C a n t o n , Ohio
79 Somervilie, M a s s
80 !S c h e n e c t a d y , N . Y .
81 W a t e r b u r y , C o n n
$1,007
$18. 735
82 j T u l s a , O k l a .
83 I
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19,049
Lawrence, Mass
87
88 !K n o x v i l l e , T e n n
89 |A l l e n t o w n , P a
90 I S a n Diego, Calif
91 |B a y o n n e , N . J
92 j M a n c h e s t e r , N . H__
93 i H a r r i s b u r g , P a
94 I Peoria, 111
95 !W i c h i t a , K a n s
96 |St. J o s e p h , M o
!
97 !Sioux C i t y , I o w a
i
98 I S o u t h B e n d , I n d
99 W i l k e s - B a r r e , P a
100 B i n g h a m t o n , N . Y
101 P o r t l a n d , M e
102 [ Rockford, 111...
103 |T r o y , N . Y _ .
104 I C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
105 I L i t t l e R o c k , A r k . . .
106 |J o h n s t o w n , P a
107 S a c r a m e n t o . Calif
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108 E a s t St. Louis, 111
109 B r o c k t o n . M a s s
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110
111 Saginaw, M i c h
112 G a r y , I n d . . .
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113 P a w t u c k e t , R . I__
114 H o b o k e n , N . J
_
115 L o n g B e a c h , Calif
116 Passaic, N . J . _ .
117 Springfield, O h i o . .
118 C h e s t e r , P a
119 H a m t r a m c k , M i c h . . . .
120 A l t o o n a , P a . . _
_
121 R a c i n e , Wis
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$1,321
2,723
i
2,163
84 I F o r t W a y n e , I n d
E l P a s o , Tex__
Evansville, Ind
II
$15,401 !
19,254 I
7,441
10,860
2,365
17, 749
8,000
18,110
15,645
165,650
28,846
80,914
4,550
478
'
!
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;
!
!
176
j
1
7,120
I
25,000
i
200,066
2,058 1
4,103
4,819
6,815
2,777
700
2,025
47, 460
102,298
37,833
8,144
9,804
22, 500
7,200
13, 202
10, 556
40, 290
3,766
10,000
108,607
5,000
8,925
674
6,326
O F 50,000 T O 100,000
2. 468
$122,727
15,935
95,196
48,515
83,928
|
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$1,606, 502 1! $1,577,637
1,114,190 ;
1,100,416
1,041,515 1
989,305
1,388, 763
1,363, 763
1, 585,385 |i
1,545,011
$28,865
13, 774
52,210
25,000
40, 374
1,230,895
1,103, 700
1,290, 580
949,358
966, 705
j
ii
!
':
|;
1,208,975
1,056,389
1,227,105
927,596
904,035
21,920
47, 311
63,475
21, 762
62,670
89,939
65,242 1
72,706 ;
85,871 1
101,880 |
346,807
760,010
817,426
1,467,446
1,412,838
684, 916
998,284
942,942
1,137,876
759, 216
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320,183
738,290
799,926
1,403,886
1,371,113
647,310
988,284
895,513
1,117,041
725,245
1,154,176
1,384,478
843,227
920,126
849,042
26,624
21, 720
17, 500
63, 560
41, 725
37, 606
10,000
47,429
20, 835
33, 971
43,299
15,067
29,878
232,910 1
38,894
46,952
58,173
117,287
88, 759
46,863
42,615
49,296
73, 658
112,067
40, 916
60,303
61,446
49,166
42,527
51,119
8,255
22, 086
3,549
139,625
65,033
28,199
61,694
25,181
114,588 !
24,801 !
83,352 1
103,675 1
26,306 j
26,620 !
9,463 1
2,018 1
6,921 |
80,679 1
6,404
ii
jj
1
1,196, 791 l|
1,433, 774 jl
843.227 Ii
940, 331
868, 540 J|
1,023, 000
830,386
430,430
600,432
881,811
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1
1
1
1, 370,473
646,164
882,600
1, 000, 237
955,677
918,005
706,613
1,237, 558
1,298,402
964, 233
659,967
519,075
450.228
666,589
£77,147
I
1
I
1
1
983,332
818,386
430,330
589,765
881,811
1.338,924
632,106
854,600
962,866
909,682
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1
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869,045
679,486
1,207,696
1,233,459
935,135
651,057
516,950
443,641
666,589
$42,634
20,205
19,498
39, 668
12,000
100
10,667
31, 549
14,058
28,000
37,371
45,995
48,960
27,127
29,862
64, 943
29,098
8.910
2,125
6,587
34, 523
$2,386
756
4,638
3,684
$2,119
1,558
16, 703
12,021
17,688
$118,222
13,621
78,493
36,494
61,602
20, 752
12,253
8,091
8,591
89,939
44,490
58, 689
74,096
93,289
2,585
15, 748
3,499
7,911
51,264
4,436
6,718
10,436
* 10,686
3,889
5,492
13,346
26,289
6,029
1,750
18,853
5,833
11,190
8,142
13, 220
51, 685
8,069
10,115
8,307
1,497
4,232
43,976
71,034
11,852
$1, 764
40, 714
15,067
21,967
165,898
34,458
40,234
47, 737
106,601
69,960
41,371
11,411
56, 763
85, 778
34,887
58,553
42, 593
43,333
31,337
42,977
8,255
8,866
81,536
56, 964
18,084
61,694
16,874
113,091
20,569
39,376
32,641
14,454
26,620
9,166
297
2,018
6,921
20,010
53,710
6.959
TABLE
1 2 . - G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T P A Y M E N T S F O R E X P E N S E S O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S
O F T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1923—-Continued
[See note at head of this table, p . 250]
V I . — C H A R I T I E S , HOSPITALS, AND CORRECTIONS-
VII.—EDUCATION
continued
Hospitals
Insane
General
hospitals
institutions
VIII.—RECREATION
Corrections
Institutions for
adults
Institutions for
minors
Probation
boards
and
officers
Total
Schools
Libraries
Educational
recreation
General
recreation
Parks
and trees
$4,226
6, 775
450
43,319
55,019
$43,405
27,363
21.244
30, 306
28,460
52, 610
18,338
18,379
3,669
8,096
28, 341
20,020
39,425
30,340
51,911
30,484
15,775
47,715
4,705
13,187
7,035
417
14,253
3,311
38,724
23,449
15,358
33,462
1,394
Total
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
$3,941
5,196
23,320
1,817
122
123
124
125
126
Lansing, Mich
New Britain, C o n n .
M o b i l e , Ala .
Berkeley, Calif .
Springfield, 111
127
128
129
130
131
Holyoke, M a s s . . .
Highland Park, M i c h . . _ .
Davenport, Iowa
Chattanooga, Tenn
Bethlehem, P a
132
133
134
135
136
Lincoln, N e b r . _
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y
C o v i n g t o n , K y _.
Haverhill, Mass
P o r t s m o u t h , V a . --
137
138
139
140
Huntington, W. Va
E a s t Orange, N . J .
Macon, Ga
Wheeling W . Va
141
142
143
144
145
Cicero, 111
Roanoke, V a . . .
Tampa, Fla
Winston-Salem, N . C
$600
2,500
$11,850
$655
$4,935
917
264,872
114,604
1,000
1,574
25
11.000
1,784
2,188
_
2,400
136,417
6,000
7,196
831
595
6,601
5,467
4,000
136,450
7,007
3,660
79, 695
106,483
15,766
2,400
4,337 1
3,262
$769,839
847,714
451,049
1,162.425
777, 761
$750,247
817, 714
450,449
1,111,542
744,896
$19, 592
30,000
600
50,883
32,865
885,321
1,052,526
836, 567
456,317
631,313
851, 281
1, 023, 171
806,647
433,407
630,313
34,0-!0
29,355
29,920
22,910
1,000
999,299
854,431
319,878
668,370
357,092
974,163
839,117
310, 787
632, 606
354,092
25,136
15,314
9,091
35,764
3,000
807, 692
893,292
267,476
546,034
798,343
844,413
261,871
532,380
9,349 I
48,879
5,605
13,654 1
16,411
40,950
24,957
10,992
100
23,185
7,489
9, 989
16,311
17, 765
17,468
1,€03
465,990
493,992
535.368
412,638
397,428
455, 569
477,047
515,570
409, 638
389,833
10,421
16,945
19,798
3,000 I
7,595 I
2,017
11,859
28,127
8,295 1
5,347 1
150
10,000
1,300
5,047 i
2,017
11,709
18,127
6,995
300 I
$48,558 !
34,138
21, 694
73, 625 i
83,479
$927
!
80,951
38,358
63,405
34,009
8,096
|
1
i
j
5,601
Quasi
productive
park
enterprises
146
147
148
149
Shreveport, L a Jackson, M i c h . .
Augusta, Ga
F r e s n o , Calif
150
151
152
153
Quincy, Mass
...
P a s a d e n a , Calif
Topeka, Kans
Atlantic City, N . J .
154
155
156
157
Kalamazoo, M i c h .
Lakewood, Ohio...
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C . . .
7,200
149
11,652
124,405
207,034
402,167
595,396
499,738
1,142,530
900
101,172
1,054
3,561
80,000
1,259
720
1,306 i
li
I
!
!!
760,297
1,388,0$5
689,841
1,309,812
731,667
1,326, 325
679,528
1,270,806
753, 365
908,199
594,246
421.167
719,294
865,062
557,522
412,046
GROUP V.—CITIES H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N
158
159
160
161
162
C e d a r R a o i d s , Towa
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x
York, Pa
Elmira, N . Y
Newton, Mass
163
164
165
166
167
B a y City, Mich
McKeesport, Pa
N e w Castle, P a
D e c a t u r . 111.
O a k P a r k , 111
168
169
170
171
172
Chelsea, M a s s
Kenosha, W i s
Hammond, Ind
Galveston, T e x
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
Beaumont, Tex
Woonsocket, R. I
Pittsfield M a s s
Perth Amboy, N . J
Montgomery, Ala.
S t o c k t o n , Calif
Medford, M a s s
L i m a , Ohio
Charleston, W . V a _
Lexington, K y . .
Greensboro, N . C
P u e b l o , Colo
Salem, M a s s .
Madison, Wis
Everett, Mass
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
181
182
183
184
185
186
187
i
1
i
$6,635
500
24,181
.
i__
I
i $3,460
$3
$435
22,049
6,326
I
$644
1,330
!
|
|
1,035
i
j
._
204, 244
6,557
2,658
633
4,000
!
2,560
617
19
•
"
508
420
3,916
14,011
2,689
18,000
22,164
6. 752
17,689
2,028
1,615
8,058
22, 592
4,278
1
2,009
1
276
1,830
7,141
17,876
300
395,026
577,520
499,438
1,142,530
!
!
i
I
28,630
01, 740
10,313
39,006
\
!
I
!
58,753
157,822
53,924
113,781
34,071
43,137
36,724
9,121
j
!
I
j
20,233
15,360
70,295
4,361
$734,021
330.836
492. 458
525. 923
1,033, 259
$21,801
7,201
1,675
19,190
68,163
672,557
697,049
605,657
514,871 1
763,997
647, 260
688,049
590, 262
494, 104
741,999
25, 297
9,000
15,395
20,767
21,998
19,805 !
14, 250 |
4,974
21,760 !
48, 638
570, 491
660,477
707,981
2 ;0, 283
1,077,971
316,727
320.493
592. 044
477,087
19,470
26,799
26, 456
45,249 1
43,830
40, 629
16.323
22, 846
38, 672 |
8, 395
16,541
11,484
18, 298
78,441
41,857
4,070
1,530
23,489
1,708
45,950 1
80,801
68,170
55,953
1
1
1
1
755,591 |
576, 243
431,422
511,495
347, 232
302, 952
490. 247
465.601
775,549
624. 017 I
11,288
46,300
16,582
44,469
10,222
13,210
16,535
99,043
48,531
142,697
34,989
14,738
2,537
2,050
12,930
1,989
17,696
13,310
57,365
2,372
$5,044
$4,037
248
8,134
5,654
62,047
$22,227
9,323
10,108
21,014
89,014
6,934
275
208
21, 389
19,805
7,316
4,699
21,552
27,249
1,915
2,400
O F 30,000 T O 50,000
$755,822 i
338,037
494,133
545,113
1,101,422 |
589.961
687,276
731.437
2 .0, 283
1,113,812
316,727
326,019
614,044
492.018
202,878
4,598
2,275
4,437
28,498
15,886
48,575
21,019
72,967
196,574
718,531
561.488
423. 969
504, 702
341, 205
294,902
482,104
438,424
741,175
593,469
35,841
5,526
22.000
14, 931
6,304
37,060
14, 755
7,453
6,793
6,027
8,050
8,143
27,177
34,374
30, 548
$31, 308
9, 323
18, 242
26,916
151,061
17,068
11,775
3.910
4,898
7,114
232
1,467
1,753
4,582
4,228
4,497
4,724
38,525
5,409
1,515
3,861
1,808
23,759
1,763
8,988
699
10, 221
28.181
32,055
36,719
11,42*
15,732
36,687
3,813
12,313
6,987
12,107
39,916
36,448
4,070
15
19, 628
1,708
42, 379
71,813
43,712
45,732
TABLE
12.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST
P A Y M E N T S F O R E X P E N S E S O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S
OF T H E G E N E R A L DEPARTMENTAL S E R V I C E : 1923—Continued
CO
O
[See note at head of this table, p . 250]
VI.—CHARITIES, HOSPITALS, AND CORRECTIONScontinued
Hospitals
Insane
! General •, in
! hospitals | institutions
VII.—EDUCATION
VIII.—RECREATION
Corrections
Institutions for
adults
Institutions for
minors
Probation
boards
and
officers
'
Total
Schools
Libraries
Total
j
!
|
11 Educa1| tional
j! recreation
General
recreation
Parks
and trees
Quasi
productive
park
enterprises
3
a
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000-Continued
188
189
190
191
192
Butte, Mont
Fitchburg, M a s s . . .
East Chicago, I n d .
San Jose, Calif __...
Williamsport, P a . .
$1,800
86,641
193
19-1
195
196
197
West Hoboken, N. J .
Evanston, 111
Hamilton, Ohio
Brookline, Mass
Jamestown, N . Y
7,000
950
10,856
199
200
201
202
Springfield, M o . . .
Waco, Tex
Muskegon, Mich..
Lorain, Ohio
Muncie, Ind
203
204
205
206
207
Pontiac, M i c h . .
Chicopee, Mass.
Joliet, 111.
Columbia, S. O .
Superior, W i s . . .
$3,171
590
$17,049
1,466
6,669
$152
1,091
59,597
937
7,239
207
6,797
1,627 '
$407,798
516,018
476,541
761,825
428,632
$386, 391
500,683
452,355
748,040
423,434
$21,407
15, 335
21,186
13,785
5,198
$7,911
31,456
50, 361
33,473
16, 388
$4,326
19, 474
17,086
3,094
$3,585
11,982
50, 361
16,387
13,294
494,158
802,774
342,658
644,621
576,359
481, 393
766,700
336,579
580,422
576,359
12,765
36,074
6,079
64,199
10, 413
31,765
23,910
212,780
21,158
6,690
15
893
52,136
5,811
3,723
31.750
23,017
160,644
15, 347
445, 328
499,985
622,314
498,979
547,807
427,535
487,162
586,906
488,487
531,773
17, 793
12,823
35,408
10,492
16,034
27,100
43,751
26,944
19,435
17,516
6,136
23,458
43.751
9,983
18,446
17,037
618,605
458,072
584,817
285,458
598.243
618,605
441, 579
565,112
284,458
576,256
16,493
19,705
1,000
21,987
5,639
9,128
11,056
13,273
21,755
3,703
6,142
1,270
4,413
1,275
1,936
2,986
9,786
8,860
20,418
$3,244
10,825
"""479'
62
H
M
a
w
o
O
a
208 j D u b u q u e , I o w a
209 B a t t l e C r e e k , M i c h
210 A u r o r a , 111
211 W a t e r l o o , I o w a
.
212 N e w Roehelle, N . Y
213
214
215
216
217
Stamford, C o n n
Taunton, Mass
Council Bluffs, I o w a
Portsmouth, Ohio...
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
218
219
220
221
222
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Q u i n c y , Ill__
Austin, Tex
A u b u r n , N . Y_~
New Brunswick, N . J
223
224
225
226
227
Easton, P a
N e w p o r t N e w s , Va_
D a n v i l l e , 111
Ogden, U t a h . .
Wilmington, N . C
228
229
230
231
Hazleton, P a
Orange, N . J
Kokomo, Ind
._
Amsterdam, N . Y
Petersburg, V a .
9
-32
2,000
_.
.-
7,244
6,295
,
8,878
1,575
7,741
28,198
1,139
341
364
710
9,456
759
66,046
5,962
4, 086
20,944
!
24 !
522
510
1,123
1,800
2,159
17,400
6, 550
1,000
5,000
389,891
640, 550
407,198
623,683
884,948
374,751
517, 756
390,499
596, 328
859, 558
15,140
22, 794
16,699
27,355
25,390
39,336
24, 259
27,935
12,040
82, 211
567,001
428, 650
432,140
386,069
356,044
542,001
416, 294
419,140
381, 486
344, 384
25,000
12,356
13, 000
4,583
11,660
34,636
18,743
20, 628
3,984
14,818
433,919
356,434
337, 639
427, 753
515, 502
415.471
345,846
337, 639
419,953
500, 347
18,448 I
10, 588 I
7,800 I
15,155 |
35, 667
27,440
30, 619
12,183
16, 783
432,043
270, 084
308, 747
506,387
275, 069
415.946
269,509 !
296,174 |
495,603 !
271, 742 j
16,097 i
'575 |
12,573 !
10,784 j
3,327 ;
14,276
1,495 11
18,242 "
19, 531
2,761
394.474
502, 588
323, 556
412,966
237, 373
385.472 I
502,588 !
318, 790 ;
406,466 i
237,373 j
9,002 !
4,766
6, 500 !
175
9,733
242
449
2,365
78
5,309
22,13
54
6,753
26, 501
450
5,610
13,148
21,544 !
6,625
2, 632
21,846
661
4,140
3,445
3,234
18, 384 j
9,339 !
13,298
13,412 j
3,346
9,680
10, 549
1,597 j
16,791
48,059 I
14,376 I
23,132 !
2,195
7,212
8,110
32, 295
22,291
22,381
15, 392
45, 318
237
238
239
240
Green B a y , W i s
C o l u m b u s , Ga_
Watertown, N . Y
M o l i n e , 111
388, 794
258,183
394,118
377, 611
371,874
253, 235
382, 218
359,652
16,920 |
4,948 j
11,898 !
17,959 !
54,514
13, 479
16, 743
16,646
378,
363,
356,
454,
835
989
262
999
367,134 I
339,975
345,052 1
439, 642 ;
11,701 j
24,014 !
11,210
15,357 j
20,137
57, 739
24, 925
24, 729
352,
447,
297,
582,
271
429
818
734
345,487 ;
426,558 I
297,818 I
569,205 i
6,784 !
20,871 ;
25,104
29, 593
24, 624
77,838
1,029
70,582
241
82
1,252
243
244
Waltham, Mass
Newport, R. I
Muskogee, Okla
245
246
247
248
Newburgh, N . Y
L a Crosse, W i s
L y n c h b u r g , Va_ _
Colorado Springs, Colo
2,42
13,437
173
366
16,128
....
.
36,861
j
j
i
42,819
9,500
1, 269
1, 549
9,808
1,919 i
"137529";
L
L
IL
!-
253
15,042
22, 380
503
9,118
48,045
7,075
8,242
38,052
4, 782
28,376
12,621
16,980
3,934
14,563
4,018
1,090
240 !
2, 382 !
7,048 !
26,723 ;
277
6,260
6,122
2,993
50
255
9.979 L
1; 411 L
18,242 L
15,513 L
1,671 j.
160, 529 I
278,488
181, 452 !
494,911 i
76, 064
L
L
L
L
4,297
84
160, 769
280,870
188, 500
521, 634
_.
30,956
19,688
22,619
8,376
51,410
30,113 L
24,074 L
9,561 L
9,940 L
13,325 i.
Lewiston, M e
Oshkosh, W i s
962
655 I
8,380
994
5,316
3.384
2)109
5,554
3,366
21, 058
2,243
3,458
233
234
235
236
Pensacola, F l a
3,677 !
2,091 !
1,328 I
500 !
i
!
!
j
1
i
I
!
P A Y M E N T S FOR E X P E N S E S O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S <\ N D
OF T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 2 3 — C o n t i n u e d
SUBDIVISIONS
908
T A I JLE 1 2 . — G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T
[See note at head of this table, p . 250]
IX.—MISCELLANEOUS
Pensions and gratuities f o r -
\
City nun
Total
Policemen
Firemen
School
employees
$9, 655, 813
$7,477, 909
$9, 258, 631
$4,112, 727
6, 865, 521
39, 120, 373
1. 174,172
5,199, 406
1, 028, 265
7, 551, 621
3,713,840
355,155
2, 692,366 [
232,700
4.685, 893
1, 000, 384
1,100, 342
463, 462
227,828
5, 265, 023
642, 043
1, 751,302
898, 805
701,458
3,479,215
222, 746
178,184
120, 552
112, 030
Administ r a t i o n of
public
trust a n d
Soldiers'
investment
relief a n d
funds
burial
Undistributed
expenses
^ ^ I f ^
CITY
Judgments
and
losses
Unclassified
Municipal
service
enterprises
All other
Mothers'
pensions
$8, 775, 399 $1, 927, 946 $1,876, 238 $2,662,618 $1,196,085 $1,856, 582
All other
>
O
__ $58, 277, 606
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
II
III
IV
V
_
,
_._
G R O U P I.—
1
?
3
4
5
6
N e w York, N . Y
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, P a
Detroit, M i c h
Cleveland, Ohio
St. Louis, M o .
7 i Baltimore, M d - .
8 Boston, M a s s
9 Los Angeles, Calif.
10 P i t t s b u r g h , P a
11 San Francisco, Calif
P
Buffalo, N . Y
. . .
$18, 553,494 $3,893, 61 a
1, 763. 342
4, 798, 870
100,210
5,565,913 i
149,237
1, 367, 747 j
178,662
1, 588,149 1
523, 058
684, 883 1
2,419.901 j
524. 009
1,077,414
989. 576
1, 027,359
33,560
207.528
83, 945
159, 581
167,393
128,450
7,113,879
564, 694
523, 634
314,997
258,195
CITIES HAVING A POPULATION
$2,651,891
628,634
210
143,714
180, 535
105,958
1
$2,051,425 | $2,155,884
415,945 i
544.810
1,403, 550
195, 598
50. 904
6,339
813, 719
141,974
56,710
260,315
208, 021
57, 548
26, 853 " "2037243 ~
271,037
217, 224
61, 506
74, 614
283, 729
1,498
99, 046
117, 699
928, 040
219, 236
404, 004
195, 178
181,488
1. 667, 775
81,434
97,711
13,833
15,485
1, 235,330
245,915
718,710
256, 707
205,956
525, 403
175,147
201,604
224, 570
69,361
905, 683
169, 490
475, 403
138, 875
167,126
$9,477,658
6,448,611
704, 145
1, 072,457
731, 706
520, 739
679, 430
62, 276
249, 393
177, 839
$290,131
5.391
77, 148
47, 501
73, 524
336, 363
939
28,875
5, 550
62, 618
$156,611
104,817
1, 082,814
H
O
O F 500,000 A N D O V E R
$4, 503,082
620,978
162, 328
474, 070
184, 503
>
tr1
CD
$332, 577
99, 525
341, 521
5,948
357
71, 296
27, 636
13,550
177,300
482
50. 284
9,898
386
53,008
114,373
116, 236
36, 204
26, 034
32, 26S
$7,368
25,483
6,276
5,481
14,527
117, 360
61,145
136,543
3, 318
79,829
68,073
$297, 639
4,693
270. 626
55,863
97,997
45,823
133,042
$2,163, 291
585, 252
2,196, 258
220, 266
80,120
220,171
194,107
91, 697
80, 997
274, 692
62, 745
279,015
O
O
H
W
CO
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N
13
14
15
16
17
18
Milwaukee, W i s . . . . . . . . . . .
Washington, D . C
.
Newark, N J . . .
. ..
Minneapolis, M i n n
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
_.
N e w Orleans, L a . _ .
19
Kansas City, M o
Indianapolis, I n d
Rochester, N . Y
Seattle, W a s h
Jersey City, N . J
?n
21
?,?
23
_.
$544,452
559, 308
500.000
365,346
996,327
172,912
1
;
!
|
172,044
320, 243
650,896 |
390, 014 |
527,864
$114,864
196,862
i 239,176
39,670
189,363
48,828
$109,770
98. 555
64, 476
111,788
174,043
66,046
57,163
45,740
53,762
188, 744
37, 901
48, 535
74, 5S2
74,033
140, 605
$49, 443
46, 807
89, 696
250, 513
34,794
OF 300,000 TO 500,000
$91, 650
$27, 877
33, 294
84, 211
160,162
!
$23, 069
7,373
1, 805
993
52, 812
1,229
1
|
|
i
i
j
10, 644
42, 907
127, 001
882
155, 748
1,121
4,708
66, 969
94, 239
56, 819
26, 080 i
44, 495 !
54. 695 !
6,684 i
$5, 613
$52, 288
4,725
11,910
17, 670
17,177
2,287
2,611
11, 585
6,363
3,386
20
17,008
37. 604
10,001
95, 065
32, 036
$29,866
1,742
4,336
36, 910
23, 248
5,011
$29,838
27, 271
1, 981
4,049
23,847
28,428
17,710
31,814
59,684
18,792
'
lid"
$38,051
175,97c
64, 227
32, 714
98,632
14, 717
43,669
48,640
12,848
44,368
130,306
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 300,000
Portland, Oreg
Denver, Colo
Toledo, Ohio
Columbus, Ohio..
Louisville, Ky.„__
Providence, R. I__
St. Paul, M i n n . . . .
Oakland, Calif....
Atlanta, Ga
Akron, Ohio
Omaha, Nebr
Birmingham, Ala.
36 I Worcester, M a s s . .
37 j Syracuse, N. Y_.__
Richmond, Va
$169,675 1
368.915
180, 931
388,489 !
207,674
207. 642
278, 626
79. 415
157,451
281,981
173. 092
79,066
280,955
377 947
84,630
35,983
26,066
198 126 1
39, 035
174,990 j
95,908
68,277
380, 569
52.248
263,724
$21,833
68,662
44,118
42,521
40,854
$43,175
70, 440
53,295
43,668
29,246
78,036
55, 675
26, 009
11, 673
24,510
95,873
65, 381
29,457
5,662
25, 5S9
36,985
1, 703
16,763
43, 700
13, 596
2 !6, 023
5, 772
29,313
4,559
26,974
4,917
56,054
6,950
24,009
49, 456
4,964
San Antonio, Tex
6, 582
Dallas, Tex
_
27.067
New Haven, Conn
14,361
Memphis, Tenn
_
21,694
Dayton, Ohio
999
Norfolk, Va
Houston, Tex
28,154
Youngstown, Ohio
9,710
4, 982
Grand Rapids, Mich
14,691
13, 823
Springfield, Mass
24,214
27,375
Bridgeport, Conn
165,729
22, 728
Fort Worth, Tex..
232,444
Scranton, Pa
130,969
28. 814
58, 482
Paterson, N. J
15,163
Hartford, Conn
,
__.,..„.
...,.„„,
_~ 154 ,
124,
557 ,,
|
23.
i Includes payments as pensions to fire department, not shown
$8,941
51,417
40,063
228,081
15, 612
46, 610
3,653
217,717
36,872
72, 624
111,903
11,976
10,605
2,915
101,056
9,439
141,360
17, 306
66,952
$10, 705
$56, 770
1,010
1,332
201
1,320
444
8,210
$21,642
4,120
223
512
1,377
421
4,943
$2,688
4, 572
19,104
6,796
4,460 I
$13,221
30, 527
$7, 579
1,496
1,824
13, 723
81,380
$38,321
79,411
24,128
52,178
48, 533
5,000
4,410 1
[
3, 756
566
2,989
7,008
22,072
55,781
2,186
94,812
2,317
10, 601
41, 517
14,331
7,613
11,632
216
4, 797
24, 643
78, 737
10, 203
4,680
766
39, 314
30, 366
5, 250
20, 348
372
2,548
24
208
120
18,108
2,996
19, 966
128, 521
868
5,204
5,650
4,088
838
2,510
6,640
298
175
26, 114
1,800
10,
. - , 683 ,
-1,, 785
._,
13,118
separately on city records.
2,122
2,000
282
4,000
11,312
18,878
17, 784
43,991
4,593
9,787
21,661
1,549
14, 310
9,624
33, 985
14,690
16, 779
4,638
16, 000
45,988
120
741
525
9,674
84,573
2,514
1,120
12, 254
375
967
7,081
464
1,276
3,846
335
2,000
968
3,818
10,167
3,567
26,407
2 Includes pensions for fire department.
12,938
98,452
600
9,346
96, 759
$1, 570
1,500
160
42,251
30,160
487
266
29.155
21,802
210, 789
7,032
6,913
9,132
126,340
35,248
16,695
TABLE 12,—GOVERNMENTAL-COST
P A Y M E N T S F O R E X P E N S E S O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S
OF T H E G E N E R A L DEPARTMENTAL S E R V I C E : 1923—Continued
CO
O
CO
[See note at head of this table, p. 250]
IX.—MISCELLANEOUS
Relief to special
classes
Pensions and gratuities for—
Total
Policemen I Firemen
School
employees
Mothers'
pensions
All other
Administration of
public
trust and
investment
funds
Soldiers'
relief and
burial
Judgments
and
Undistributed
expenses
Unclassified
i Municipal
| service
All other
j enterprises
>
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
$6, 714
39,690
31,494
$15,993
7,971
28,279
300
32,340
14,354
8,222
5,062
Des Moines, Iowa
New Bedford, Mass..
Trenton, N . J
Salt Lake City, Utah
Camden, N . J
$80,873 I
199,704 i
54,283 1
49,417 ;
99,205
$20, 388
13,691
25,138
Nashville, Tenn__„__
Fall River, Mass
Albany, N . Y
Wilmington, Del
Kansas City, Kans...
56,871 '
61,301 |
184,835 i
32,301 l
82,668 ;
Lowell, Mass
Flint, Mich
Erie, Pa_._
Cambridge, Mass
Reading, Pa
„-
246,918 1
21,291 I
14, 552 !
307,036 !
67, 283 j
Yonkers, N . Y
.,
Duluth, Minn
_.
Spokane, W a s h . . . . . .
Elizabeth, N. J
Utica, N . Y
Lynn, Mass
Tacoma, Wash
Jacksonville, Fla
29,079
16,070
4,771
27,444
11,971
13,644
!
$4,988 |
$71,917
$7,923
6,203
$55,244 . .
$866
8,657
6,130
181 j
1,750 i.
65,596
9,745
1,581 L
37,733
5,318
12,670
13,693
56,327
11,054
26, 575
143,242
63,150 i
54,375 |
35, 618 j
21,494
15,172
11,893
15,817
20,963
18,198
15,665
16, 634
84, 282
15,626
1,605
107,270
203,450
46,383
81,753
11,871
13,323
14,247
17,086
25, 565
11,937
5,431
6,042
46,691
35,302
4,047
3,785 '•
50,441 j
92,794
01, 792
!
i
I
37,329 |_.
89, 270 |
L.
I
i
j
2,913 L
20,357
13,167 ] .
959
152
\
i§, 143 I
11,805
2,199
(
::::::::::::::::::::::
$7,175
447
$22, 427
15,888
42,325 L .
7,313 !
58,018
784 i
47,127 j . .
1
5
14,831
48,279
1,529
51, 660
11, 584
2,203
1,882
21,668
450
495
6,356
3,479
345
13,405
3,392
5,490
238
15,893
8,587
1,104
3
>
a
4,708
10
1,134
2,008
424
1,596
2,132
3,174
1,515
60
8,000
9,800
$29,855
27,155
8,367
13,345
4,135
4,584
3,671
1,289
6,319
36,070
7,027
942
4,901
5,605
3,149
2,822
2,603
2,274
9,920
1,800
8,739
13,554
30,950
>
H
H
O
Ul
o
O
h-l
H
w
GROUP i v . — C i f l E S HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
i
!
!
I
!
$1,000
11,660
9,960
2,725
6,760
35, 546
148,739
34,898 I
4,759 |
49, 221 |
7,475
11,154
15,223
$15,981
115,145
129,652
117,447
36, 043
77
78
79
80
81
Oklahoma City, Okla
Canton, Ohio.
Somerville, M a s s
S c h e n e c t a d y , N . Y_
Water bury, Conn
8*>
83
84
85
86
T u l s a , Okla
Lawrence, Mass
Fort Wayne, Ind
El Paso, Tex
Evansville, Ind
87
88
89
90
91
Savannah, Ga
Knoxville, T e n n _ . _
Allentown, P a
San Diego, Calif
Bayonne, N . J
_
54, 610
16,384
48,158
32, 550
99,494
99
96
Manchester, N . H
Harrisburg, P a
Peoria, 111
Wichita, Kans
St. Joseph, M o
P7
98
99
100
101
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
South Bend, Ind
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Binghamton, N . Y
Portland, M e
103
104
105
106
w*>
Rockford, 111
Troy, N. Y . . .
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
L i t t l e Rock, Ark__
Johnstown, Pa
107
108
109
110
111
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif . . .
E a s t S t . Louis, 111
Brockton, Mass
Terre Haute, Ind
Saginaw, Mich
11?
113
114
115
116
Gary, I n d . . .
_
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N . J
Long Beach, Calif
Passaic, N . J
._
93
94
Qr>
117 Springfield, Ohio
118 C h e s t e r , P a
119 H a m t r a m c k , M i c h
1?0 A l t o o n a , P a
121 1
_
.
_.
_.
$91, 521
2,807
63,067
6,412
6,428
8,279
25,035
12,619
8,294
6,386
1,120
2,484
2,439
17,137
1,510
34,788
$909
2,550
57
16,160
2,683
$200
22,000
4,000
893
280
9,413
3,512
124
8,546
$167
$31,625 i
5,162 !
$40,268
10. 221
7,386
$35,926
7,244
41,407
32,350
4
218
716
600
$7,420
$3,460
4,867
10,775
7,998
1
|
If, 197
9,609
23,133
m, 406 1
52,173
26, 793
24,974
4,448
427
16,309
30, 633 j
13, 221
60, 003
104, 762
137,419
7,698
6.792
6,327
6,100
8,361
7,970
2,786
13,500
5,540
12,361
12, 779 !
138, 287 |
44, 382
14,429
56,180
3,511
18,423
6,472
5, 233
4,842
15,859
5,922
1,935
44, 470
11.979
55,452
36,779
21, 960
3,891
5,681
6,190
7,037
4,691
13,563
4,880
6,946
9,583
3,841
17,057
9,147
87, 276
53.123
61, 746
554
7,632
33,205
970
262
29,893
8,550
9,913
4,051
1,000
19,400
13, 630
5,552
36,040
4,667
50, 568
9,264
20,865
16, 584
3,307
915
2,449
526
131
301
2,090
1,268
5
390
4,388
43,363
6,405
300
112
3,978
850
24,850
17, 587
3,088
6,306
1.300
1,500
45,519
3,959
28
88
7
7,781
2,50i
5,946
1,008
8,959
9,110
269
13, 707
9,826
383
31
8,564
1,200
292
45,441
6,233
821
4,104
5,291
145
97
36,708
7,276
13,143
4,213
14,126
1,000
30
4,204
3,965
3,262
2,636
14,803
87,279
100
2,048
4,120
118
1,200
21,890
3,044
10, 329;
4,816
66
1, 236
9,445
18,783
300
1,158
100
22,833
36, 519
291
2,774
14,178
4,375
24,150
13,657
4,112
8,433
102
54
567
1,224
20, 733
309
1,002
51,118
41,250
213
2,006
1,918
250
1,746
226
34,801
23,458 1
2,061
2.103
4.755
6,854
22,631
11,060
3,559
4,415
1,200
!
|
82,480
59,211
35,644
37,476
37,106 1
!
j
$6,452
9,247
6,730
6,589
8,988
105
3,581
20,898
1,127
1,73a
1,86a
620
13,543;
86a
23,611
30,16&
7, 587
664
5
22,955
13,652
7,200
1,281
9,593
29,111
1,834
3,067
6,450
6,533
2,675
1,371
TABLE 12.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST
P A Y M E N T S F O R E X P E N S E S OF G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND {SUBDIVISIONS
OF T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 2 3 — C o n t i n u e d
[See note at head of this table, p. 250]
IX.—MISCEILANEOUS
Relief to special
classes
Pensions and gratuities for—
Total
Policemen
! School
Firemen I employees
Adminis- \
tration of j Judgpublic I
• n u t andj ments
and
m vestment j
funds :
Soldiers'
relief and
burial
Mothers'
All other I pensions
Undistributed
expenses
Unclassified
Municipal
service j
en terprisesi
I
G R O U F I V . — C I T I E S HAVJENG A P O P U L A T I O N O F 50,000 T O 100,000—Continued
$22,119
31,096
19, 561
8,649
19,137
122
123
124
125
126
Lansing, Mich
New Britain, Conn.„
Mobile, Ala...
Berkeley, Calif
Springfield, 111
127
128
129
130
131
Holyoke, Mass
Highland Park, Mich
Davenport, Iowa
Chattanooga, T e n n . .
Bethlehem, Pa
80,580
30, 797
33, 780
20, 339
46,104 j
132
133
134
135
136
Lincoln, Nebr
,
Niagara Falls, N . Y...
Covington, Ky
Haverhill, Mass
Portsmouth, Va
19,367
61,136
7,421 i
76,984 |
15, 729 j
137
138
139
140
141
Huntington, W. Va...
East Orange, N . J
Macon, Ga
Wheeling, W. Va
Cicero, 111
5,842
20,182
33, 501
14,533
23, 962 -
142
143
144
145
Roanoke, Va
Tampa, Fla
Lancaster, Pa
Winston-Salem, N . C
44, 237
54, 374
37,793 i
3,246 1
$86
4,885
$3,189
$1,422
$1,233
4,425
2,000
9,081
3,836
3, 775
3,910
18, 251
3, 676
6, 480
2,000
4,460
4,950
5,618
954
3,059
4,605
9,165
9,199
1,152
2,447
990
6,018
$6,540
$6
365
738
14,058
22,500
$6,957
9,352
2
i
333
2,880
36, 768
81
7
1,112
32,089
17,429
2,995
1,294
5,274
714
2,605
1,606
3,128
18,623
31,560
65
!1
11,478
859
$3,114
1,950
1,442
_
iI|
L_ _
•
660
17, 712
u
"^
!
-— -—
193
642
998
260
$17
10,122
$13,074
535
895
14,703
2, 476
4,248
4,395
647
21, 723
525
10,095
2,749
529
2,572
750
2,624
1,220
$15, 730
1,975
7,997
6,643
1,130
6,598
20,871
6,689
100
148
10,369
4,638
13
3,011
1,044
31, 776
3,494
100
1,050
14
1,000
7,315
22,107
149
5,900
4,888
645
3.246
90
38,627
35
11,045
23,414
10,121
5,343
62,943 1
31,805
38,379 1
27, 603
146
147
148
149
Shreveport, La—...
Jackson, M i c h . , . . .
Augusta, Ga
Fresno, Calif
150
151
152
153
Quincy, Mass
Pasadena, Calif
Topeka, Kans
Atlantic City, N . J.
59,351
44,059
19,210
104,052 |
154
155
156
157
Kalamazoo, Mich__
Lakewood, O h i o . . .
Maiden, Mass
.
Charlotte, N . C ~ „
16,163
58,433
115,138 j
11,098
424
1,375
4,860
2,844
3,582
6,609
3,113
2,458
2,334
550
4,669
6,818
40,624
17,698
47
2,125
2,200
864
6,393
240
420
1,185
3,078
2,066
338
5,632
216
1,210
2,987
6,762
8,129
1,378
477
1,301
2
14,986
2,500
35,336
150
8,664
200
1,022
2,688
17,406
10,867
368
22,740
11,560
12,267
10
1,999
9,254
760
46,951
14,689
673
375
43,008
10,845
12
454
30,375
52,222
5,154
14, 757
13,623
.
12,122
604
8,570
181
7,094
225
526
9,990
1,895
6,824
9,310
50
28, 787
1,145
$48
$2,437
513
3,367
889
15, 000
618
1,372
200
50
1,074
279
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000
158
159
160
161
162
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Wichita Falls, Tex .
York, P a
______..
Elmira, N . Y .
_..___
Newton, Mass
„_.
163
164
165
166
167
Bav City, Mich
McKeesport, P a
N e w Castle, P a
D e c a t u r , 111
Oak P a r k , 111, _
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
Chelsea, M a s s . - Kenosha, W i s .
.. ...
Hammond, Ind
Galveston, T e x . _
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
_
.....
$13,877
575
7, 865
84, 922
123, 211
I
1
j
|
(
7,065
21, 072
20, 316
11,800 !
38,172
!
!
i
$3,590
9,024
' 10, 575
8,195
3,650
4,628
3, 540
5,394
1,812
5,819
6,070
2,433
3,592
720
4,548
2,201
888
135. 894
35.190
12, 478
15, 443
72, 218
|
6,050
4,546
19, 338
56, 844
68, 071
43, 303
$4,152
18, 083
22,985
$6, 026
$62
296
$2,144
36,162
$24,893
$851
8, 753
4,067
11, 279
9,774
17,417
18, 053
1
!
|
i
5,461
2,756
8,250
2,140
3,204
910
5,869
2,640
178
179
180
181
182
20,946 !
117,015 !
18. 610
20, 063
12, 510 i
8,075
2,360
1, 650
4,943
833
922
3,872
183
184
185
186
187
Greensboro, N . C
P u e b l o , Colo
Salem, M a s s
M a d i s o n , W r is
Everett, M a s s . - .
2,437
21.929 i
102, 510 1
35, 378
88,964 1
1,342
2,015
2, 608
1,650
$16, 949
11,476
42, 352
31,552
140
15
19
13,891
11, 231
7,525
110
12, 491
6,121
785
358
47
11,177
10, 029
1,070
300
5,434
5,756 !
1,079
16, 821
12,170
1,000
209
4,042
2,763
2,027
1,155
3,338
14, 949
18,444
15,615
j
j— -
34,066
16,009
— -
225
29,512
31, 645
10,266
29,342
15,664
2,091
15
w
338
14, 263
4, 360
10,497
3,786
5,604
994
259
987
1,749
1,020
3, 552
275
17,214
11,616
28,126
6,059
11, 610
55
50
12,574 j
.....
5,732
857
7,047
102
3,569
775
1,040
665
6,794
10,256
458
97
o
2,180
2, 977
8,730
20,176
5, 570
2,816
49,030
Beaumont, Tex
Woonsocket, R . I
Pittsfleld, M a s s __.
Perth Amboy, N . J
Montgomery, Ala
S t o c k t o n , Calif
Medford, M a s s . _
L i m a , Ohio
Charleston, W . V a
Lexington, K y
_.
|
$1,824
29,056
3,943
7,071
33,898
3,766
15, 494
7,245
1,204
12.167
6,296
5,490
4,919
co
TABLE 12,—GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS FOR E X P E N S E S OF G E N E R A L DEPARTMENTS, B Y PRINCIPAL D I V I S I O N S AND SUBDIVISIONS
OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1923—Continued
[See note at head of this table, p . 250]
City number
IX.—MISCELLANEOUS
Relief to special
classes
Pensions and gratuities for—
CITY
Total
Policemen
Firemen
School
employees
All other
Mothers'
pensions
Administration of
public
trust and
Soldiers'
investment
relief and
funds
burial
Judgments
and
losses
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
Butte, M o n t . .
Fitch burg, Mass
East Chicago, Ind._.
San Jose, Calif
Williamsport, P a . . .
$33, 469
67 943 !
15, 550
2,528 !
18, 693
West Hoboken, N . J
Evanston, 111
Hamilton, Ohio
Brookline, Mass
Jamestown, N . Y —
34 398
23,541 1
22, 470
88,120
35, 458 !
Springfield, Mo
Waco, Tex.
Muskegon, Mich
Lorain, Ohio
Muncie, Ind
891
2,377
9, 632 !
53,180
7,675
Pontiac, Mich
Chicopee, Mass
Joliet, 111
Columbia, S. C
Superior, Wis
..
6,023
36,526
21,587
29,611 !
42,002 !
$2,141
$4,890
564
$10,658
600
971
513
14, 260
3,742
5,903
6, 703
600
5,403
4,052
2,730
5, 410
4,069
12,002
2,899
7,477
10, 094
23,861
771
840
2,867
45,407
4,703
3,305
2,026
40
1,851
3,147
13, Q35
1,618
5,173
210
10,346
$7,529
$25, 630
10,406
2,557
8,983
2,212
18,145
400
1,325
13,320
3,146
1,847
$305
9
82
10
988
13
106
1,686
12,395
5,732
179
150
36
Unclassified
Municipal
All other
service
enterprises
p
$19,968
393
58
929
$17,029
Undistributed
expenses
700
1,332
364
$8, 611
3,747
15,492
486
6,836
$252
480
$6,741
3,009
43,998
1,800
71
820
1,389
3,649
3,684
3,116
738
2,288
100
2,067
440
2,028
5,398
4,946
2,430
1,592
750
2,775
12,308
2,688
1, 223
10, 776
12,101
208
209
210
211
212
Dubuque, Iowa
Battle Creek, M i c h . . . .
Aurora, 111
Waterloo, Iowa
NewRochelle, N . Y . . .
19,087
12,791
63,932
213
214
215
216
217
Stamford, Conn
Taunton, Mass
Council Bluffs, Iowa...
Portsmouth, Ohio
Rock Island, 111
23,355 j
9,157
22,136
33,629 !
11,385
218
219
220
221
222
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Quincy, 111
Austin, Tex
Auburn, N . Y
-_.
New Brunswick, N . J..
223
224
225
226
227
21,183 j
6,585
899
2,747
3,505
5, 082
12,465
3,499
8,655
4,121
360
3, 735
4,408
3,948
1,920
27,516
10, 554
3,991
36,876
33,826
4,010
2, 870
3,297
4,717
18, 031
4,076
803
2,928
10, 238
20, 372
10,134
Easton, Pa
Newport News, Va
Danville, 111
Ogden, Utah
Wilmington, N . C
33, 224
30,911
2,843
8,718
4,603
2, 440
1,000
3,450
25,495
2,235
1,543
228
229
230
231
232
Hazleton, Pa
Orange, N . J
Kokomo, Ind
Amsterdam, N. Y_
Petersburg, Va—
17,734
13, 520
5,446
22,510
13,000
233
234
235
Pensacola, Fla
Norristown, Pa
Lewiston, Me
Oshkosh, Wis
10,915
16, 580
17,889
16,828
237
238
239
240
Green Bay, Wis...
Columbus, Ga
Watertown, N . Y
Moline, 111
23,619
19,090
25,511
6,223 1
241
242
243
244
Sheboygan, Wis..
Waltham, Mass
Newport, R. I
Muskogee, Okla
245
246
247
248
Newburgh, N . Y
La Crosse, Wis
Lynchburg, Va
Colorado Springs, Colo.
899
3,502
3,268
4,953
1,699
590
6,792
6,158
256
1,242
1,133
1,000
560
1,937
36,392
80
6,227
10,341
1,992
1,764
2,995
1,133
421
8,892
374
414
8,736
2,400
4,138
29, 285
2,035
4,026
6,439
5,516
1,941
36
11
3,684
530
1,283
1,398
364
846
360
1,338
270
417
1,009
1,300
4,243
87
1,442
500
250
1,684
3,780
6,912
11, 517
211
300
410
558
2,001
651
2,486
1, 457
4,318
13,416
2,214
3,718
2,634
10, 592
3,411
500
338
25
6,568
6,544
38
363
2,879
1,120
11, 512
29
963
1,277
3,585
2,874
15,949
1,947
16
26,905
76,830
27,660
20,976
2,515
825
9,662
4,136
3,270
11,076
9,748
5,840
37,872
32,622
51,988
13,796
3,524
3,194
2,888
909
2,884
4,543
2,022
2,300
8,070
•
9,709
31, 090
13,528
55
1,898
5
1,624
1,416
180
12
153
346
8,142
10,577
1,845
930
200
2,983
302
5,517
4,663
175
1,274
125
5,999
3,416
12,916
3, 724
365
1,127
924~
14,890
13,833
2,414
2,587
25
445
100
107
21
1,365
12,988
1, 908
2,107
3,691
3,972
3,314
22, 216
14,600
186
2,900
122
5,786
1,633
500
18, 440
3,027
4,002
11, 598
1,612
350
7,102
4,230
10,854
33,093
3,122
TABLE
1 3 . — G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T P A Y M E N T S F O R E X P E N S E S O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T 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 E N E R A L
D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E — T O T A L AND P E R C A P I T A :
1923
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 322. For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11.
For a text discussion of this table, see p. 39]
ALL GENERAL
DEPARTMENTS
I.—GENERAL
GOVERNMENT
Police department j Fire department
Total
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
Total
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
II
III
IV
V
$1,337,876,067
699,149, 070
161,138, 600
238, 401, 869
147, 369, 246
93, 817,276
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
$34.15 [$115,658,957 { $2.95 ($135,838,430 ; $3.47 $111,225,129
40.39
37.95
28.17
26.36
25.81
71,117,136 I
15,467,759 j
14,113,700
8,939.064
6,021, 298
4.11
3.64
1. 68
1.60
1. 66
in.—CONSERVATION
OF HEALTH
II.—PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY
i
j
|
!
i
78,219,959 I
15,099,642 I
22, 596,862 '
12,538,861 |
7,383,106 j
4.52
3.56
2.69
2.24
2.03
47, 983,814
13, 874, 980
24,840,046
15,254,617
9,271,672
IV.—SANITATION,
OR PROMOTION
OF CLEANLINESS
All other
Total
$2.84 $22,078,874
2.77 13,159,257
3.27 3, 718, 361
2.96 2, 788,394
2.73 1,534, 444
2.55
878, 418
Per
capita
Total
$0.56 $31,196,673
0.76 15, 597,458
0.88 4, 673, 389
0.33 5,910, 447
0.27 3,028, 552
0.24 1,986,827
Per ;
capita ;
Total
$0.80 j$99,931,183
0.90
1.10
0.70
0.54
0.55
!
j
i
!
;
56,097,179 i
12,003,385 I
16, 307,183 !
9,975, 757 i
5,547,679 |
Per
capita
$2.55
3.24
2.83
1.94
1.78
1.53
GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 A N D OVER
New York, N . Y . . . . . . .
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, Pa
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, Ohio
...
St. Louis, Mo
Baltimore, Md
__
Boston, Mass
Los Angeles, Calif
Pittsburgh, Pa
San Francisco, Calif...
Buffalo, N.Y
$272,096,877
105,114,304
67,328,792
40,316, 612
30, 508, 455
24, 756, 448
22,474,936 i
38,969,992 !
29,021,899 !
26,732,751 |
18, 617, 774 |
23, 210, 230 i
$45. 90 !$27,518,868
12,065,001
36.41
7.033, 358
35.02
3,087,689
40.49
2,873,576
34.34
2,726,806
31.05
29.05
50. 55
44.12
43. 09
34.84
43.59
1,788, 242
3,452, 422
3,128,418
3, 236, 678
2, 233, 510
1,972,568
$4.64 $28,801,039
4.18 ! 13,286, 216
3.66 i 9,395,961 i
3.10 ! 4,669,044 i
3.23 ! 2,660,441 |
3.42 I 3,438,208 I
2.31
4.48
4.76
5.22
4.18
3.70
'<
|
i
|
!
j
2,753,128
4,133,313
2,459,256
2,036,828
2,343,423
2, 243,102
$4. 86 $17,627,206
$2. 97 54, 712, 369
4.60
5,730,180 ; 1.98 2, 635, 756
4.89
3,874,628 ! 2.02 1,320, 286
4.69
3,411,391 | 3.43
559,862
2.99
2,261,517 j 2.55
269,426
4.31
1,811,690 I 2.27
515, 535
3.56
5.36
3.74
3.28
4.39
4.21
2,061, 292 !
2,964,717 I
1,800,405 I
1,812,399 I
2,666,431 I
1,961,958 |
2.66
3.85
2.74
2.92
4.99
3.68
204, 304
585, 398
1,065,334
626,729
369,179
295,079
$0.79 $4,974,164 ! $0.84
0.91 3, 021, 425 I 1.05
0.69 1,015,951 I 0.53
0.56 1,540,127 1
1.55
0.30
801,996 I 0.90
0.65
0.67
531,961 !
0.26
0.76
1.62
1.01
0.69
0.55
442.461 !
914,098
461,167 !
636,373 !
608,754 I
648,981 j
• $22,051, 794
9, 676,644
5,963,908
! 3, 347, 059
| 2,106, 623
| 1, 290, 976
0.57 !
1.19 |
0.70 J
1. 03 !
1.14 '
1.22 I
2,065, 747
3, 485, 595
1,135,093
2, 417, 612
733, 741
1,822,387
$3.72
3.35
3.10
3.36
2.37
1.62
2.67
4.52
1.73
3.90
1.37
3.42
GBODP 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
$18,706.303
18, 513, 646
19. 781, 213
15,015,650
14, 302. 643
11,293,055
Milwaukee, Wis
Washington, D . C . Newark, N . J
Minneapolis, M i n n .
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
N e w Orleans, L a
12, 966,828
11,020,420
13, 694, 531
12,401,900
13,442,417
Kansas City. Mo..
Indianapolis, I n d . .
Rochester, N . Y _ .
Seattle, W a s h
Jersey City, N . J . .
$38. 60 $1, 521, 473
39.35
1,099,101
45.09
1, 682,790
36.70 ; 1, 431,327
35.19 ! 1.853,136
27.91 | 1.150,756
37.41
32.16
42.94
39.33
43. 50
i
|
;
.
$3.14
2.34
3.84
3.50
4.56
2.84
1,884,547
693, 602
1,114, 631
1, 482,183
1,554,153
!
$3. 05 $1, 512, 508
I $1,475,774
4.23
1, 371, 203
! 1,989,516 !
1, 783. 475
! 2,141, 255 i
4.88
1, 208, 203
! 1,022,957 I
2.50
981,725 !
1,025,817
!
2. 42
1,045, 738
j 1,013,813 !
2.51
5.44 !
2.02 I
3.50 l
4.70
5.03 !
1,195,361 I
1,047,983 !
1,003,773 i
1,073, 588 !
2,153,897 !
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING
!
24
25
26
27
28
!
!
!
I
|
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
Louisville, K y
i
A POPULATION
2.21
4.07
3.40
4.41
4.18
O F 100,000 T O
232, 400
173,190
308, 427
210,120
204,908
0.67
0.51
0.97
0.67
0. 66
210,002
284,608
436, 592
331,188
589,066
$1.26
0.60
1.91
1.53
0.61
0.54
0.61
0.83
1.37
1.05
1.91 i
$2,094,785
1, 697,524
1,469,852
785,334
538,346
1,135,418
607, 243
617,692
1,441,051
825, 243
790, 897
300,000
$760, 265
655,956
820, 372
552, 815
659, 389
$2,78
2.41
3. 05
2,12
2.56
$909,688
668, 283
858, 720
683.699
693, 027
$3.33
2.46
3.19
2.62
2.69
$156,080
219,144
66,691
39, 622
53, 623
$0.57 j
0.81 i
0.25 !
0.15 !
0.21 |
$87,809 i
108,998 !
148, 528 !
86,105 j
247,311 I
$0.32
0.62
0.55
0.33
0.96
$436, 260
286,098
432, 270
587, 965
379,048
1.89
1.85
1.58
0.98
1.27
1,104,878
630,089
572, 275
552,312
400,126
4.56
2.60
2.42
2.48
1.92
789,385
942,833
819,950
496,624
366,050
3.26
3.90
3.46
2.23
1.76
80,915
160,352
106, 741
38,578
32,795
0.33
0.66
0.45
0.17
0.16
287,897 !
121,501 !
117,317 !
185,013 I
72,433 |
1.19
0.50
0.50
0.83
0.35
536,959
290,751
281,332
490,024
330,026
366,812
165,300
294,898
321,532
381,220
1.79
0.85
1.54
1.74
2.10
577,306
302,848
684.816
508,431
485, 318
2.82
1.56
3.57
2.76
2.68
768,170
448,957
626/576
637,372
539,197
3.76
2.31
3.27
3.45
2.97
40, 755
61,194
58, 297
24,690
129, 597
0.20
0.31
0.30
0.13
0.71
103,957 i 0.51
85,600 i 0.44
1.15
219,565
0.74
137,263
0.88
158,733
205,420
206, 340
463,869
586,153
938,047
18.08 1
26.58 j
29.65
27.15 i
23.84
172,704
250,165
268, 581
211,394
277, 219
0.96
1.44
1.55
1.24
1.67
284,886
337,302
649,073
538,933
336,156
1.58
1.94
3.75
3.17
2.03
406,874
488,087
594, 565
524,178
345,186
2.25
2.81
3.44
3.08
2.09
30, 659
66,842
61,938
62,451
75,298
0.17
0.38
0.36
0.37
0.45
67,951
130, 504
116, 064
139. 547
59,311
0.38
0.75
0.67
0.82
0.36
331,603
410.130
247,252
362,914
256,853
26.33
26. 04 !
24.36
29.22 •
44.65
383,730
193,332
207,220
226,180
319,014
2.41
1.25
1.38
1.57
2.22
702,002
394, 233
276,662
257,656
530,067
4.41
2.54
1.84
1.79
3.68
524,996
401,419
229,700
595,417
695,408
3.30
2.59
1.53
4.13
4,83
59,888
55,647
20. 796
35,017
48,976
0.38
0.35
0.14
0.24
0.34
63,519 !
109,179 |
43,571
139,358 !
114.352 I
0.40
0.70
0.29
441,989
302,894
114,391
171.417
590,643
$28.16
34.51
29.83
23.44
23.30
i
Providence, R. I . .
St. P a u l . M i n n
O a k l a n d , Calif
Atlanta, Ga
A k r o n , Ohio
7, 831,037
7, 337,484
6,909,907
5,049,455
5, 201,560
32,35
30.33
29.19
22.65
24.96
j
;
;
!
457,144
448,213
373,702
217,895
265,124
Omaha, Nebr
Birmingham, Ala.
Worcester, M a s s . . .
Syracuse, N . Y
R i c h m o n d , Va
5,861,816
3,369,944
7,090,155
6,061,611
5,140, 858
28.68
17.31
37.00
32.85
28.36
4
!
!
|
I
San Antonio, T e x . .
Dallas, Tex._
New Haven, Conn..
Memphis, Tenn
Dayton, Ohio...
3. 270, 289
4, 616, 865
5,127, 764
4, 617, 501
3, 945, 751
Norfolk, V a
Houston, T e x . . . .
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
Grand Rapids, M i c h Springfield, M a s s
4,188,386
4,040,913
3, 664,104
4,213,110
6,423, 894
|
j
!
767,108
1,393, 472
1,084. 502
1, 389,953
1, 293,001
$0. 60 ! $610, 652
1.03 ! 281,408
0.76
835,986
0.55
626,032
0.49
249, 865
2.60
217,990
1
$7, 693,726
9, 388, 285
8,034,457
6,118,590
5,998, 518
l
3.45
3.06
3.15
3.40
6.97
$3.12 | $293,131
2.91 i 486, 620
4.07 i 333, 250
2.95 ! 223,916
2.52 ! 200,955
2.58 ; 1,051, 444
1
i
|
|
$311,631 1 $1.14
908,650 ! 3.34
428,035 • 1.59
1.70
443,898
339,116 j 1,32
!
!
|
!
i
097
0.79
TABLE
13.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR E X P E N S E S OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS OF T H E G E N E R A L
D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E — T O T A L AND P E R C A P I T A : 1 9 2 3 — C o n t i n u e d
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 322. For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11
For a text discussion of this table, see p . 39]
ALL GENERAL
DEPARTMENTS
I.—GENERAL
GOVERNMENT
Police department
Per
capita
Total
Total
III.—CONSERVATION
OF HEALTH
II.—PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY
Per j capita !
Total
Per
capita
Fire department
Per
capita
Total
All other
Total
Total
Per
capita
$164,086
52,350
55.881
115, 962
130,817
$1.14
0.37
0.40
0.83
0.95
Per
capita
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
Bridgeport, C o n n . . - - .
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, Pa.-_
-_
Paterson, N. J . . .
Hartford, Conn_
$4, 738,603
2, 934, 202
3, 320.813
4, 0S8,329
5, 220,135
$33. 01
20.71
23. 61
29. 29
37-82
$229,483
170, 359
165, 694
181.326
333,525
$1. 60
1.20
1.18
1.30
2.42
$598,740
276,326
268,599
413,228
513,905
$4.17
1.95
1.91
2.96
3. 72
$618. 544
294, 678
328, 840
519.428
580,114
Des Moins, Iowa
New Bedford, Mass
Trenton, N. J__
Salt Lake City, Utah...
Camden, N. J
4,032, 590
4, 658, 317
3, 753, 261
3,426,120
3,468,033
29.26
35.87
29.46
27.14
27.93
192,180
254 426
175,331
250, 579
229,807
1.39
1.96
1.38
1.98
1.85
274,677
4S4 468
385 921
219,658
427,376
1. 99
3.73
3.03
1. 74
3. 44
385, 226
454,166
377, 689
184, 730
369,484
Nashville, Tenn
Fall River, Mass
Albany, N . Y
Wilmington, Del
Kansas City, Kans..
2, 283, 530
4,387,812
3,886,735 ,
2,434,693
2,283,339 j
18.62
36.29
33.11
20.87
19.72
128, 950
378,432
333, 379
204,039
137, 360
1.05
3.13
2.84
1.75
1.19
283,574
464,526
426,974
289,370
183,573
2.31
3.84
3.64
2. 48 1
1.59
327,147
446,242
391,312
324,927
265,729
Lowell, Mass.Flint, Mich.
._.
Erie, Pa
Cambridge, M a s s . . ,
Reading, P a .
3, 858,123 i
2,701,331 ;
2,422,098 !
4,010,973 !
2,119,216 :
33.52
23.94
21.52
36.11
19.11
216,429
154, 864
192, 619
232,079
133, 243
1.88
1.37
1.71
2.09 i
1.20 j
334,192
186,812
228,352
373,971
198,162
Yonkers, N . Y
Duluth,Minn
Spokane, W a s h . . .
Elizabeth, N . J . . .
4,892,471 i
3,030,805 !
3,198,193 !
2, 827, 306 !
45.50 I
28.51 ,
30.58
27.20
344,781
225,127
137,608
170,021
3.21
2.12
1.32
1.64
533,658
227, 286
193,065
322, 647
2. 90 1
1.66
2.03 1
3.37 j
1.79 !
j
4.96 !
2.14 1
1.85 !
3,10 I
j
i
!
i
$4. 31
2.08
2.34
3.72 J
4.20
$44,120
25, 223
72,197
32,442
71, 668
$031
0.18
0.51
0.23
0.52
2. 80 |
3.50 |
2.96 !
1.46 j
2.98 !
30, 245
43,499
45, 610
20,658
44,327
0.22 j
0.33 I
0.36 1
0.16 I
0.36 j
59.913
185, 718
183, 565
72,355
93,619
0.43
1.43
1.44
0.57
0.75
!
!
I
I
2.67 |
3.1
3.33
2.79 j
2.30 i
27,177
40,106
24, 455
14, 721
11,932
0.22 i
0.33 j
0.21 j
0.13 !
0.10 !
58,707
218,463
128, 217
27,646
33,458
0.48
1.81
1.09
0.24
0.29
393,392 I
235,944 l
272,371 i
339,419 !
96,863 I
3.42 I
2.09
2.42
3.06
0.87
33, 902
18,110
22,339
99,127
19, 564
0.29
0.16
0.20
0.89
0.18
137,930
64, 282
54, 086
130,347
41, 866
1.20
0.57
0.48
1.17
0.38
355,276 !
287,683
318,921
289,305
3.30
2.71 !
3.05 i
2-78 i
38, 743
21, 578
28, 571
39,946
0.36 ; 182, 867
73,407
a 20 j
66,814
0.27 !
0. 38 ; 65,641
1.70
0.69
0.64
0.63
!
!
I
I
j
2,989, 745
3,101,994
2,613, 683
2, 523,439
28.90
30.21 ;
25.69 |
25.22
227,411
140,679
123,996
217,264
2.20
1,37
1.22
2.17
205,461
261,848
182,856
263, 471
1.99 I
2.55 j
1.80 I
2.63
322,102
337, 328
369,9Q9
298, 916
3.11
3.29 !
3,64 j
2.99
16, 805
43, 382
19,109
52, 252
55, 852
101, 452
45,161
98, 599
0.16
0.42
0.19
0.52
0.54 |
0.99 |
0.44 !
0.99
270,612 i
233,673 |
89,971
214,506
2.62
2.28
0.88
2.14
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
1
$3,020,333
2,133, 708
2,474,281
3,093,698
3,476,943
$30. 28
21. 50
25.04 1
31.32 I
35.33
$173,302
159,464
121,281
186,393
203, 882
$1.74 j
1.61 !
1.23
1.89 !
2.07 !
$322,956 ! $3.24
128,558 | 1.30
202,098 1 2.05
245,273 ; 2,48
358,883 ; 3.65
$287,980
178, 506
241,072
214,142
457,532
1.80
2.44
2.17
4.65
$27,744
22,272
25, 946
33,153
25,070
$0.28
0.22
0.26
0.34
0.25
$50,099
41, 588
55,264
82,530
56,680
$0.50
0.42
0.56
0.84
0.58
$155, 500
112,079
279,074
446,965
140,180
$1.56
1.13
2.82
4.53
1.42
Tulsa, Okla
Lawrence, Mass
Fort Wayne, Ind
El Paso, Tex.._
Evansville, Ind
2,138, 236
3,131,432
2,305, 782
1,966,376
1, 889,858
21. 87 |
32. 19 j
24.62
21.12
20.87
140, 283
134, 261
58,313
133,427
65, 561
1.43 !
1.38 I
0.62 I
1.43 |
0.72 |
200,310 I 2.05
287,399 : 2.95
174,998 J 1.87
157,300 1 1.69
145,447 j 1.61
216,671
342,022
299,888
185,694
238, 511
2.22
3.52
3.20
1.99
2.63
18,772
20, 709
88, 212
30. 788
10,058
0.19
0.21
0.94
0.33
0.11
14, 587
124,187
18,483
119,447
25,383
0.15
1.28
0.20
1.28
0.28
96,422
332, 773
106,999
168,274
79, 230
0.99
3.42
1.14
1. 81
0.87
Savannah, Ga
Knoxville, Tenn
Allentown, Pa
San Diego, Calif
Bayonne, N . J
1, 531,783
2,019, 534
1,489, 535
2, 975,650
2, 958,194
17.12
22.94
17.06
34.15
35.05
135,028
192,850
103,301
193, 416
229,150
1.51 '
2.19
1.18
2.22
2.72
256,022 \
2.86
190,849 j 2.17
104,219 | 1.19
189,022
2.17
284, 780
3.37
178.089
203, 582
91, 505
266,159
301,859
1.99
2.31
1.05
3.05
3.58 j
22, 594
14,763
10, 684
37,090
44,421
0.25
0.17
0.12
0.43
0.53
54, 422
31,260
26,620
54,192
53,441
0,61
0.36
0.30
0.62
0.63
273, 250
122, 705
102,601
177,045
142,551
3.05
1.39
1.17
2.03
1.69
1, 960,626
1,929, 260
1, 991,467
1,953,289
1, 549,139
24.09
23. 78
24.99
24.64 I
19.81 |
172,703
115,620
106, 010
78,905
92,658
2.12
1.43
1.33
1.00
1.18
234, 540
127, 884
148,056
158, 883
162, 250
231,237
70,491
218,632
159,317
267, 696
2.84
0.87
2.74
2.01
3.42
16, 243
23,012
17,320
19, 880
10, 864
0.20
0.28
0.22
0.25
0.14
71, 889
22,678
86, 668
27,342
32,434
0.88
0.28
1.09
0.34
0.41
208, 819
197,175
117, 760
97, 451
39, 331
2.57
2.43
1.48
1.23
0.50
131,738
75, 748
108, 212
106,313
140, 220
1.69
0.99
1.42
1.45
1.92
Oklahoma City, Okla
Canton, Ohio
_
Somerville, Mass
Schenectady, N . Y
Waterbury, Conn..
87
Manchester, N . H
Harrisburg, P a . . .
Peoria, 111..
Wichita, Kans._
St. Joseph, Mo
_
_.
2.88
1.58
1.86
2.00
2.07
i
,
!
j
Q
100
101
Sioux City, Iowa.
South Bend, Ind
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Binghamton, N . Y
Portland, Me
2,047,466
2,394, 268
1, 868,356
2,321,911
2, 536, 817
26. 30 1
31.15
24.50
31,63 |
34.69
101,902
91, 275
126, 695
129.858
102,490
1.31
1.19
1.66
1.77
1.40
147. 031
189, 578
140, 537
138, 738
249,283
1.89
2.47
1.84
1.89
3.41
171,981
273, 782
139,454
223,652
246,260
2.21 i
3.56 I
1.83
3.05
3.37
18,004
32,763
10, 534
23, 972
12, 212
0.23
0.43
0.14
0.33
0.17
16, 856
29,463
32, 903
31,479
27,260
0.22
0.38
0.43
0.43
0.37
102
103
104
105
106
Rockford, 111
Troy, N . Y__
Charleston, S. C
Little Rock, Ark
Johnstown, P a .
1,817,039
2,365,959
1, 656, 517
1, 252, 572
1, 789, 509
25.09 I
32. 85
23. 25
17.66
25. 58
97,332
162, 589
93, 709
88, 249
90,032
1.34
2.26
1.32
1.24
1.29
130, 829
267, 535
258,960
118,161
108, 244
1.81
3.72
3.63
1.67
1.55
187,454
219,850
213, 727
175,169
179, 526
2.59
3.05
3.00
2.47
2.57
14,039
20.322
13,956
12. 267
9,810
0.19
0.28
0.20
0.17
0.14
36, 514
30, 884
29,349
22, 714
27,882
0.50
0.43
0.41
0.32
0.40
72, 878
223, 753
163,130
35, 720
125, 339
1.01
3.11
2.29
0.50
1.79
107
108
110
110
111
Sacramento, Calif
East St. Louis, 111
Brockton, Mass
Terre Haute, Ind
Saginaw, Mich
2,713.009
1,222,670
2,197,771
1,711,363
1,731,363
38. 78 j
17. 54
31.60
24. 65
25.03 1
160,590
102,284
120,517
53, 518
135,113
2.30
1.47
1.73
0.77
1.95
185,033
96, 827
175,277
136, 799
138,817
2. 65
1.39
2.52
1.97
2.01
305. 876
138, 705
258, 585
252. 207
177,809
4.37
1.99
3.72
3.63
2.57
32,997
21,054
17,983
11,062
9,093
0.47
0.30
0.26
0. 16
0.13
46,097
7,097
78, 569
8,242
30,358
0.66
0.10
1.13
0.12
0.44
273,727
41,514
198,387
26,796
50,450
3.91
0.60
2.85
0.39
0.73
_.
hi
PW
r
si
02
317
titica, N . Y..„._
Lynn, Mass
Tacoma, Wash...
Jacksonville, Fla.
TABLE
1 3 , — G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T PAYMENTS FOR E X P E N S E S OF G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS OF THE GENERAL
DEPARTMENTAL
SERVICE—TOTAL
AND P E R C A P I T A :
1923—Continued
Q3
00
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 322. For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11
For a text discussion of this table, see p. 39]
III.—CONSERVATION] IV.—SANITATION,
OR PROMOTION
OF HEALTH
OF CLEANLINESS
ALL GENERAL
DEPARTMENTS
Total
Total
Per
capita
Total
I Per
! capita
3
>
a
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
Gary, Ind
Pawtucket, K. I
Hoboken, N . J
...
Long Beach, Calif.,Passaic, N . J
$1,820,905
1,573,494
2,813, 907
2,437,125
2,039,114
$26. 37
22.87
41.28
36. 23
30. 38
$127,096
116,410
242,595
147,756
118,212
$1.84
$201,940
1.69 1
156,802
3. 56 I 371,607
2.20 ;
150,435
1.76 |
179,384
$2.92 i
2. 28 J
5.45 :
2.24
2.67
$210,268
153,599
390,102
181,097
195,024
$3.04
2.23
5.72
2. 69
2.91
$12,319
16, 408
11,682
37,490
21,071
1.13
1.62
2. 26
1.12
1.65
92,95?
51, 288
157, 322
116,730
137,731
1.41
0.79
2.43
1.81
2.14
2,220
5,448
15,681
9,412
17, 385
$33,060
12, 772
42, 795
24, 866
38,981
$0.48
0. 19
0. 63
0.37
0.58
0. 24 1
0.15 |
0.27 1
22,940
10,107
22,199
5, 974
42, 370
0.35
0.16
0.34
0. 09
0.66
$0.18
0.24 1
0.17 I
0.56 !
0.31 !
0.03 1
Springfield, Ohio
Chester, P a . . .
Hamtrarack, Mich..
Altoona, Pa
Racine, Wis
1, 256,138
985, 423
1,238,912
1,170, 328
1, 655, 527
19.07
15. 23
19.16
18.16
25.71
67, 320
61,214
148,839
68,721
88,807
1.02 j
0.95 :
2.30 !
1.07 1
1.38 !
Lansing, Mich
New Britain, Conn,
Mobile, Ala_.
Berkeley, Calif
Springfield, 111
1,599,149
1,616, 494
1,060,844
2,004,037
1, 468, 577
24.89
25. 39
16. 67
32.22
24.00
108,195
100,545
74, 22S
105,613
125,511
1.68
92,040
1.58 ;
137,604
1.17 1
126,661
1.70
81,996
2.05 . 104,138
1.43
2.16
1.99
1.32 :
1.70 i
193,090
126, 299
106, 542
222, 899
141, 638
3.01
1.98
1.67
3.58
2.31
8,580
21,745
16, 545
12, 301
14, 262
0.13 i
0.34 j
0.26
0.20 |
0.23
34,605
43,068
29, 253
35, 457
21,603
Holyoke, Mass
..
Highland Park, Mich.
Davenport, Iowa
Chattanooga, T e n n . . .
Bethlehem, Pa
2, 394,071
2,188,837
1,541,729 |
1, 293,153 |
1,123,136
39.20
36.14
25.57
21.55
18. 84
125,659
110,060
93,896
77,579
97,006
2.06
1.82
1.56
1.29
1.63
203,276
147,921
105,677
125, 903
78, 423
3.33
2.44
1.75 I
2.10 !
1.32 !
302, 553
173, 386
149, 212
217, 333
49, 798
4.95
2.86
2.47
3.62
0.84
25,565
12, 577
19, 857
15,370
3,487
0.42 1 123, 499
0.21
0.33
0.26
0.06
Lincoln, Nebr
Niagara Falls, N . Y_.
Covington, Ky
Haverhill. Mass
Portsmouth, Va
1, 534, 219
1,804,645
898. 842
1,832,833
973, 541 1
26. 27
31. 07
15. 53
31.93
16.98
92.529
122, 242
88, 238
84,723
88.226
1.58 i
2.10 1
1.52
58,088
143,359
100,141
134.72S
A3.158
0.99 |
2.43 !
1.73 j
2.35 !
1.62 1
119,471
158,929
114, 901
184, 988
96.709
2.05
2.74
1. 99
3.22
1.69
5,575
17. 943
1,800
11,285
11.847
0.10
i
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1.48 1
1.54 '
74,607
104,889
146,152
72,337
106, 331
0.08 |
0.31
0.03
0.20
0.21 1
$94, 533
100,756
213, 452
146, 932
203, 658
$1.37
1.46
3.13
2.18
3.03
0.54
0.68
0.46
0.57
0. 35
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125,680 I
56,001 I
39,947 I
140,162 !
61,776 j
1.96
0.88
0.63
2.25
1.01
37,021
19,770
33,938
13,921
2.02
0.61
0.33
0.57
0.23
j
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174,159 !
144,188 |
83,538 i
61,117 !
33,421 j
2.85
2.38
1.39
1.02
0. 56
33,745
61,939
8,933
79, 492
45.833
0.58 '
1.07
0.15
1.38
0.80
56,800 |
194,954 !
92,848 |
93,753 |
95,300
0.97
3.36
1.60
1.63
1.66
15,698 I 0.24
84,806 ; 1.31
168,582 ! 2.61
45,146 ! 0.70
61, 438 | 0.95
H
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0.97 j
1.57 1
0.87 |
1.58
1.55 •
102,098
187,553
112, 269
133. 346
104, 217
1.79
3.31
1.99
2.37
1.86
129,244
172,823
155,555
163,256
105,505
i 2.27
I 3.05
2.76
I 2.90
: 1.89
8,594 : 0.15 ;
15,792 j 0.28
20,913 ! 0.37 !
2,400 I 0.04 !
14,405
0.26 I
15,819
33,630
26,584
17,592,
22,811
0.28
0.59
0.47
0.31
0.41
74,991
173,384
77,385
87,853
101,154
1.32
3.06
1.37
1.56
1.81
117, 640
77,541
39,060
52,990
2.12
1.40
0.71
0.97
113,387
110,744
71,879
110,986
2.04
2.00
1.31
2.02
135,514 I 2.44
128,065 j 2.28
58,845
1.07
77,683 j 1.42
11,210 ! 0.20 !
0.25 \
13, 777
0.04 :
2, 400
0.17 j
9,284
19,178
28,879
7,459
31, 534
0.35
0.52
0.14
0.57
71,691
148,980
38, 348
67, 644
1.29
2.69
0.70
1.23
20.70
23.06
27. 55
39.03
78,332
79,417
64. 495
84,364
1.43
1.46
1.19
1.56
100,458
80,162
128,711
121,800
1.84
1.47
2.37
2.25
170,191 | 3.12
87,560 ! 1.61
124,817 i 2.30
354,587
6.56
13,129
7,182
19,718
25,804
0.24
0.13
0.36
0.48
i
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37, 348
56,110
17,969
37,423
0.68
1.03
0.33
0.69
101,094
42.864
108, 554
61, 320
1.85
0.79
2.00
1.13
1, 946, 628
2,438,737
1, 316, 201
3, 682,563
36-48
46.38
25.04
70.35
110,975
172,608
58,631
233,749
2.08
3.28
1.12
4.47
149,283
106,703
84,589
489,688
2.80
2.03
1.61
9.35
176,616
184.633
157,446
515,379
3.31
3.51
3.00
9.85
15,821
28,924
6,704
143,782
0.30
0.55
0.13
2.75
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71,921
23,178
38,702
37.565
1.35
0.44
0.74
0.72
131,866
101,898
72. 445
383, 363
2.47
1.94
1.38
7.32
1, 344, 529
1,431,827
1, 607,678
938,739
25.98
27.91
31.65
18.76
79,191
54,501
72,483
61,240
1.53
1.06
1.43
1.22
95,690
71,905
122. 228
84,192
1.85
1.40
2.41
1.68
154,279
93,018
157,057
95,965
2.98
1.81
3.09
1.92
8,032
9,215
21.614
8,246
0.16 I
0.18 I
0.43 !
0.16 !
24,440
15,893
42,422
39,093
0.47
0.31
0.84
0.78
42, 288
88,563
153. 283
88,035
0.82
1.73
3.02
1.76
137
13S
139
140
141
Huntington, W. Va._
East Orange, N . J_...
Macon, G a . . .
Wheeling, W . V a , . „
Cicero, 111
1,303,129
1,809,622
1,025, 248
1,178,219
1,047,667
22.85 !
31.97 I
18. 20
20.96
18.72
142
143
144
145
Roanoke, Va._
Tampa, Fla
Lancaster, Pa
Winston-Salem, N . C
1,177,426
1, 369,629
' 843,595
975,442
21. 21
24.76
15.36
17.77
146
147
148
149
Shreveport, La
Jackson, Mich._
Augusta, Ga
Fresno, Calif
1,129,782
1, 256, 387
1,494,776
2,110,728
150
151
152
153
Quincy, Mass
Pasadena, Calif
Topeka, Kans
Atlantic City, N . J . . .
154
155
156
157
Kalamazoo, Mich
Lakewood, Ohio
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C
55,486
88,975
48,906
88.642
86,657
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158
159
160
161
162
Cedar Rapids, Iowa..
Wichita Falls, T e x . . .
York, Pa_
Elmira, N . Y
Newton, Mass
163
164
165
166
167
Bay City, Mich
McKeesport, Pa
New Castle, Pa
Decatur, 111
Oak Park, Ill_
168
169
170
171
172
Chelsea, Mass
Kenosha, Wis
Hammond, Ind
Galveston, Tex__
Mount Vernon, N . Y
173
174
175
176
177
Beaumont, Tex
Woonsocket, R. I
Pittsfield, Mass
Perth Amboy, N . J__„
Montgomery, Ala
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$59,702 $1.21
40, 815
0.83
57, 452
1.18
86, 428 • 1.79
202,965
4.20
$92,883 ! $1.89
49. 427
1.01 !
50. 148 i 1.03
106, 045
2.19 1
191, 515 ! 3.96
1.53
1.40
1.26
0.76
1.51
84,935
86, 019
60,870
37, 643
108, 811
1.76
1.78
1.27
0.79
2.30
229, 953 !
96,167 !
69,111
79, 327 I
95,604
101,937
66, 004
67, 602
62,197
130, 207
2.17
1.41
1.45
1.34
2.82
130,326
83,655
109,368
83,816
155,698
2.77
1.79
2.35
1.80
3.37
60, 565
74, 035
69, 708
73, 389
49, 633
1.32
1.63
1.54
1.63
1.10
76, 413
152,803
108, 356
144, 425
97,522
1.66
3.36
2.40
3.20
2.16
$1,155,682
591,024
855, 224
1,315,567
2, 707, 312
$23. 50
12.05
17.63
27. 21
56.05
$46,284
58,602
57,984
86,123
151,484
$0.94
1.19
L19
1.78
3.14
1,328,406
1,192,298
972, 732
793, 576
1, 336, 238
27.51
24.71
20.24
16.60
28.30
73,920
67, 538
60, 313
36, 143
71,064
1,666,960
1,315, 728
1, 280, 535
1, 034, 023
2,173, 998
35.43
28.20
27.04
22.24
47.09
800, 394
1, 043, 587
1, 282, 229
1,124,288
665,355
17.44
22.97
27.90
24.89
14.75
| 4.76
$12,995
$0.24 ! $
$11,672
7,798
10,532
0. 21 !
11, 446
12, 384 1 0.26 !
0. 13 j 25, 805
6,317
42,373
0.34 j
16, 509
$0.26 1
0. 16 1
0.24 ;
0.53
0.88
$53,622 $1.09
25, 288 0.52
63, 103
1.30
63, 739
1.32
197, 383
4.09
12, 562
16,987
8,949
11, 502
15,151
0.26
0.35
0.19
0.24
0.32
35,123
106, 434
63,979
28, 467
59,082
0.73
2.21
1.33
0.60
1.25
0.59
0.30
0.15
0.28
0.35
24,937
39, 412
13, 321
18,843
30, 573
0.53
0.84
0.29
0.41
0.66
87,887
77, 204
72, 862
67,884
122,543
1.87
1.65
1.56
1.46
2.65
0.41
0.20
0.42
0.43
0.24
19, 661
4,135
36, 549
28, 343
20,066
0.43
0.09
0.81
0.63
0.44
1.99
1.44
1.66
2.02
6,026
4,030
6,420
6,579
4,265
0.12
0.08
0.13
0.14
0.09
175, 638
122, 330
136, 836
142, 020
129, 240
3.73
2.62
2.94
3.05
2.80
27,993
13, 872
6,960
12, 795
16, 239
83, 712
194, 165
83,157
55, 688
91,183
1.82
4.27
1.84
1.23
2.02
18, 903
8,861
19,178
19,622
10,954 1
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67, 366
49, 245
90, 889
60,091 1
1.63
1.48
1.09
2.01
1.33
TABLE
13.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR EXPENSES
DEPARTMENTAL
OP GENERAL
SERVICE—TOTAL
DEPARTMENTS,
AND P E R CAPITA:
BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS
OP THE
GENERAL
Co
to
o
1923—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 322. For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11.
For a text discussion of this table, see p. 39]
City number
ALL GENERAL
DEPARTMENTS
!
I.—GENERAL
GOVERNMENT
CITY
Police department
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
Total
III.—CONSERVATION
OF HEALTH
II.—PROTECTION TO PERSON A N D PROPERTY
Fire department
All other
Total
Total
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
IV.—SANITATION,
OR PROMOTION
OF CLEANLINESS
Total
Per
capita
Per
capita
. Total
Per
capita
if*
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 5 0 , 0 0 0 - C o n t i n u e d
$1, 582, 797
1, 347,027
719,685
976, 786
976, 327
$35. 25
30. 08
16.08
21.83 1
22. 36 |.
$108, 298
90, 387
56,939
80, 271
72,600
$2.41
2.02
1.27
1.79
1.66
$112,014
91,533
49, 252
89, 730
85,335
$2.49
2.04
1.10
2.01
1.95
$163,947
139, 115
63,697
119,469
153, 730
$3.65
3.11
1.42
2.67
3.52
$18,896
18, 300
3,090
7,691
4,480
$0.42
0.41
0.07
0.17
0.10
$11,611
18,929
14, 527
26, 414
25,387
$0.26
0.42
0.32
0.59
0.58
$118,683
109,038
20, 762
40,707
76,626
$2.64
2.43
0.46
0.91
1.75
Greensboro, N . C _
Pueblo, Colo
Salem, Mass
Madison, Wis
Everett, Mass
594,025
1,068, 238
1,499, 781
1,512,718
1, 376,007
13.65
24.55 j
35. 26
35. 58 1
32. 37 [
63,901
77,160
76,336
67, 220
84,717
1.47
1.77
1.79
1.58
1.99
63,934
81, 749
177,803
76, 773
107,562
1.47
1.88
4.18
1.81
2.53
28, 689
128,623
131, 523
160,084
137,039
0.66
2.96
3.09
3.76
3.22
7,710
11,784
12, 461
16,093
17,459
0.18
0.27
0.29
0.38
0.41
18,189
26, 160
42, 704
36,312
24,146
0.42
0.60
1.00
0.85
0.57
42,681
16,398
131,845
135,712
78, 808
0.98
0.38
3.10
3.19
1.85
188
189
190
191
192
Butte, Mont
Fitchburg, M a s s . .
East Chicago, Ind.
San Jose, Calif
Williamsport, Pa_.
931, 898
1, 502,908
1, 023, 372
1,190, 655
776,890
22. 05
35. 65
24.32
28. 41
18. 60
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81,300
74,913
72,345
58,203
48,424
1.92
1.78
1.72
1.39
1.16
55,877
102,899
100,482
56,855
37,831
1.32
2.44
2.39
1.36
0.91
102, 581
152,146
125, 755
120, 514
66, 550
2.43
3.61
2.99
2.88
1.59
7,603
11, 370
5,570
11, 243
3,920
0.18
0.27
0. 13
0.27
0.09
6,411
57, 475
18, 330
24,043
8,752
0.15
1.36
0.44
0.57
0.21
110,687
76, 612
99,963
44,888
18,086
2.62
1.82
2.38
1.07
0.43
193
194
195
196
197
West Hoboken, N. J .
Evanston, 111Hamilton, Ohio
Brookline, Mass
Jamestown, N . Y
996,182
1,480, 703
706. 988
2,251,423
1, 220,902
23.86 !
35.71 j
17. 05
54.47
29.77
45,136
79,699
67, 126
160, 106
76,217
1.08
1.92
1.62
3.87
1.86
126,259
125,914
62,371
217,481
61,548
3.02
3.04
1.50
5.28
1.50
151,818
103,868
70, 023
200,911
108,124
3.64
2.50
1.69
4.86
2.64
3,213
16, 388
8,803
30,135
1,649
0.08
0.40
0.21
0.73
0.04
16, 655
29,491
15, 476
172, 698
21,344
0.40
0.71
0.37
4.18
0.52
68,819
113,482
35,094
76,376
49,073
1.65
2.74
0.85
1.85
1.20
198
199
200
201
202
Springfield, M o . . .
Waco, Tex
Muskegon, Mich..
Lorain, Ohio
Muncie, Ind
804, 648
1,024,825
1, 086,099
1,085,990
864,137
19.63 1
25. 02 I
26.67
26.80
21.43 1
43,785
36,008
53,107
84, 725
42,054
1.07
0.88
1.30
2.09
1.04
64,958
54, 395
56, 475
125,691
48,539
1.58
1.33
1.39
3.10
1.20
112,673
133,518
119,243
145,988
100,120
2.75
3.26
2.93
3.60
2.48
7,462
13, 343
6,122
21,454
3,039
0.18
0.33
0.15
0.53
0.08
7,657
16,140
32,940
19,377
5,863
0.19
0.39
0.81
0.48
0.15
20,110
39,813
63, 594
39, 422
37, 215
0.49
0.97
1.56
0.97
0.92
178
179
180
181
182
Stockton, Calif
Medford, Mass
Lima, Ohio.Charleston, W. Va_.
Lexington, Ky
183
184
185
186
187
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203
204
205
206
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210
lb 211
3 212
213
214
to 215
M
216
217
218
219
220
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
242
243
244
245
246
247
248
Pontiac, Mich__
Chicopee, M a s s .
Joliet, 111
Columbia, S. C .
Superior, W i s _ „
1,100,557
1,064,021
993, 714
829, 745
1, 214,004
27.49
26.59
24.97
20.91
30.60
78,767
54,990
74,409
48, 524
82, 526
Dubuque, Iowa
Battle Creek, M i c h . .
Aurora, 111
Waterloo, Iowa
New Rochelle, N . Y_
821,165
979, 625
817, 628
989,324
2, 297, 526
20.88
24.96
20.94
25.41
59.12
Stamford, Conn
Taunton, Mass
Council Bluff, Iowa..
Portsmouth, Ohio....
Rock Island, 111
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Quincy, 111
Austin, Tex
Auburn, N . Y
New Brunswick, N . J..
Easton, Pa
Newport News, Va
Danville. 111.
Ogden, Utah
Wilmington, N . C
Hazleton, Pa__
Orange, N . J
Kokomo, Ind
Amsterdam, N . Y
Petersburg, Va
Pensacola, F l a .
Norristown, Pa
Lewiston, Me
Oshkosh, Wis
Green Bay, Wis
Columbus, Ga
Watertown, N . Y
Moline, 111
Sheboygan, Wis
Waltham, Mass
Newport, R. I
Muskogee, Okla._
Newburgh, N . Y
La Crosse, Wis
Lynchburg, Va
Colorado Springs, Colo..
1,330,306
1,019,463
704,141
663, 240
625, 255
996, 200
749,188
791, 822
989, 971
1, 220,334
838, 524
791, 289
608, 359
851, 989
689, 251
34.43
26.72
18.48
17.62
16.62
635,150
962, 545
566, 283
777, 829
658,806
487,090
460, 511
563,822
1,013, 409
833,405
752, 067
870,818
687, 312
18.28
27.80
16.38
22.65
19.41
14.35
13.58
16.92
30. 53
25.18
22.75
26.48
21.27
888, 562
1,026,357
1,050, 759
884, 55?
838, 526
821, 407
828, 686
1, 036, 572
27.56
32.02
33.49
28. 25
26.80
27.00
27.37
34.43
26.53
19.99
21. 59
27.00
33.81
23.47
22.23
17.19
24.07
19. 51
1.97 I
1.37
1.87
1.22 1
2.08
74, 765
83,867
73,268
108, 572
107,614
1.87 1
2.10
1.84
2.74 1
2.71 J
79, 302
124, 430
90, 279
93, 258
184,081
1.98 [
3.10
2.27
2.35
4.64
16, 896
6,652
6,826
17,953
7,847
0.42 1
0.17
0.17
0.45
0.20
31,886
30,925
7,200
21,690
24, 646
0.80 1
0.77
0.18
0.55
0.62
54, 630
47,618
28.122
64,952
51,601
1.36
1.19
0.71
1.64
1.30
48,128
63,485
72,519
48,724
164,250
1.22
1.62
1.86
1.25
4.23
58,882
94,406
74,390
60,166
189,336
1.50
2.41
1.90
1.55
4.87
101,614
93,060
71,633
112, 266
188,602
2.58
2.37
1.83
2.88
4.85
4,555
6,770
7,022
10, 779
11,389
0.12
0.17
0.18
0.28
0.29
11,248
33,113
10,744
7,143
40,142
0.29
0.84
0.28
0.18
1.03 1
43, 214
24,849
40,398
29,956
199,899
1.10
0.63
1.03
0.77
5.14
93,686
69,539
29,433
42, 216
37,003
66,155
58, 439
46,092
72, 622
84, 628
55,730
102,929
36, 866
59, 280
40,684
2.42
1.82
0.77
1.12
0.98
1.76
1.56
1.26
1.98
2.34
1.56
2.89
1.04
1.68
1.15
131, 504
118,965
58, 875
50,150
55, 731
41,377
92,041
82, 633
116,907
141, 829
55, 590
64,322
104,181
55, 034
68, 649
18, 662
80,071
69, 381
68, 796
72, 608
57, 431
14, 620
60, 664
131, 984
106, 728
71,905
80,788
47, 885
111, 784
77, 765
95, 603
106, 273
35,749
108, 834
91, 589
72,342
3.40
3.12
1.54
1.33
1.48
1.10
2.46
2.25
3.19
3.93
1.56
1.81
2.94
1.56
1.94
0.54
2.31
2.01
2.00
2.14
1.69
0.43
1.82
3.98
3.22
2.17
2.46
1.48
3.47
2.43
3.05
3.39
1.14
3.58
3.02
2.40
14,183
14, 721
5,397
6,825
5,793
6,316
4,969
8,973
7,257
9,800
3,100
21,806
5,936
5,952
6,615
3,707
8,506
3,260
7,261
4,845
3,320
4,234
2,308
11,145
9,142
2,201
4,576
5,255
6,254
34, 498
11,400
3,319
2,602
5,267
4,764
6,833
0.37
0.39
0.14
0.18
0.15
0.17
0.13
0.24
0.20
0.27
0.09
0.61
0.17
0.17
0.19
0.11
0.25
0.09
0.21
0.14
0.10
0.12
0.07
0.34
0.28
0.07
0.14
0.16
0.19
1.08
0.36
0.11
0.08
0.17
0.16
0.23
0.57
1.10
0.13
0.21
0.56
2.83
0.38
0.17
0.87
0.46
0.24
0.79
0.14
0.30
0.64
158,428
46,332
38,316
23, 251
47,088
76,823
28,292
64,161
74, 529
51, 581
72,936
82,281
29,228
35, 994
94,311
4.10
1.21
1.01
0.62
1.25
1.53
1.75
0.71
1.41
2.21
1.25
1.16
1.40
1.56
1.53
1.33
2.03
1.42
1.78
2.09
1.75
1.69
1.87
1.41
2.56
2.07
2.78
2.51
1.13
1.02
1.04
1.68
1.85
1.18
1.65
2.27
1.82
2.59
1.31
1.84
2.02
0.91
2.60
1.31
1.32
2.22
1.66
1.04
1.80
1.40
1.29
2.98
1.36
1.40
1.45
2.46
4.23
1.95
1.83
1.43
2.38
2.14
21,989
42,086
4,918
7,831
20,949
106,106
14, 295
6,107
31, 781
16, 616
8,647
28,124
5,071
10, 748
22,604
53, 289
60, 559
24, 713
48,328
75,110
42, 516
39, 318
46, 698
51,881
50, 788
44, 026
66, 737
46,004
57, 465
67,004
54,963
53,072
58,385
43,014
77, 666
62,451
107,498
95,704
43, 223
38,443
39,102
63,195
69,155
43,184
60,492
81,946
65,063
92.228
46,313
65,191
71,497
31,463
90,165
45,155
45,419
75,186
56,501
35,410
59,913
46,476
42,804
98,691
44,821
45,320
46,905
78,916
132,863
61,166
57,169
43, 575
72, 047
64,359
5,817
22,106
4,465
22,903
29,130
10, 613
5,236
9,144
9,049
9,945
29, 671
21, 630
6,811
0.17
0.64
0.13
0.67
0.86
0.31
0.15
0.27
0.27
0.30
0.90
0.66
0.21
0.18
0.77
0.81
0.35
0.26
0. 34
0.93
0.73
19,988
60,961
26, 385
67,826
52, 621
21,842
18,624
24,461
33,037
26,461
60,623
33.123
26, 596
0.58
1.76
0.76
1.98
1.55
63,908
85,279
102,823
23,376
1.98
2.66
3.28
0.75
60,453
35,352
40,789
22,898
1.93
1.16
1.35
0.76
5,643
24,716
25,339
11,029
8,188
10, 213
28, 204
21,927
2.05
0.75
1.75
2.03
1.43
2.04
2.31
0.83
1.02
2.67
6
i
0.64
0.55
0.73
1.00
0.80
1.83
1.01
0.82
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TABLE 1 3 . - -GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR EXPENSES OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS OF THE GENERAL
CO
DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE—TOTAL AND P E R CAPITA: 1923—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 314. For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11
For a text discussion of this table, see p. 39]
VII.—EDUCATION
V.—HIGHWAYS
General expenses
Repair and construction for compensation
VI.—CHARITIES,
HOSPITALS, A N D
CORRECTIONS
VDT.—RECREATION
Schools
IX.—MISCELLANEOUS
Libraries
3
Grand total
Group' I«
Group II
Group I I I
Group I V .
Group V__
Total
Per
capita
Total
113,395,687
$2.89
6, 568,464
3.21
3.11
2.56
2.39
2.70
2, 722, 706
878, 906
2,019,294
597,971
349, 587
55,480, 324
13,211,960
21,498,711
13,387,717
9, 816, 975
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
Total
.17
$78, 783, 259
$2.01
$504, 507, 975
0.16
0.21
0.24
0.11
0.10
48, 872, 722
12,903,659
9,100, 408
4, 978,191
2, 928, 279
2.82
3.04
1.08
0.89
0.81
239,084, 983
56, 578,819
98, 823,914
67, 097, 416
42, 922, 843
Per
capita
Total
$12. 88 $16,865,008
13.81
13. 32
11.78
12.00
11.81
8, 071, 591
2, 251,324
3,097, 697
2,064, 263
1,380,133
Per
capita
Total
$0.43 $43, 548,822
0.47
0.53
0.37
0.37
0.38
23, 621, 568
5, 277,016
7, 753, 592
4, 258,553
2, 638,093
$0.35
0.37
0.25
0.97
0.92
0.42
$6, 204,177
5, 627, 596
2,465,025
1,837,258
326,479
1,177, 761
0.43
0.86
0.70
0.77
0.30
0.46
792,442
2,174,340
640,291
619,150
746, 447
1, 010,602
Per
capita
Total
$1.11 $58, 277,606
1.36
1.24
0.92
0.76
0.73
Per
capita
Baltimore, Md
Boston, Mass
Los Angeles, Calif-..
Pittsburgh, Pa
San Francisco, Calif.
Buffalo, N . Y
$23,169,198
6,448, 919
3, 842, 652
2,477,122
2, 604,576
2, 329,098
2, 975, 778
2,537,796
3,017, 470
3, 218, 256
1, 024, 667
1,834, 792
$3. 91
2.23
2.00
2.49
2.93
2.92
3.85
3.29
4.59
5.19
1.92
3.45
$346, 926
219,362
481,359
387, 778
253,965
8,856
434, 750
107, 303
27, 244
455,163
$0.12
0.11
0.48
0.44
0.33
0.01
0.66
0.17
0.05
0.85
$19, 618, 655
4, 688, 553
5, 561,109
2. 981, 366
1, 451, 042
2,136,385
1,407, 509
3, 214, 588
2,128, 240
1, 751, 728
1, 795, 998
2,137, 549
$3.31
$96,809, 749 $16. 33 $2,056,164
1.62
35, 708, 762 12.37 1,079, 456
20, 584,445
10.71
486,194
2.89
2.99 i 13,591,011
965, 577
13.65
1.63 i 12, 362,974
13.91
813, 878
2.68
337,966
7, 937,004
9.96
1.82
4.17
3.24
2.82
3.36
4.01
- 6,716,185
12,416, 735
11,767,059
8, 717, 432
4, 919,171
7, 554, 456
8.68
16.11
17.89
14.05
9.20
14.19
329,000
662, 233
460,407
474,849
159, 633
246, 234
O
$1.49
39,120,373
5,199, 406
7, 551, 621
3, 713, 840
2,692,366
2.26
1.22
0.90
0.66
0.74
$1.05 $18, 553,494
1.95
4, 798,870
1.28
5, 565,913
1.85
1, 367,747
0.37
1, 588,149
1.48
523,058
$3.13
1.66
2.89
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