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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
HERBERT HOOVER, SECRETARY
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
W. M. STEUART, Director
FINANCIAL STATISTICS
OF CITIES HAVING A POPULATION
OF OVER 30,000
1924
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REPORTS ON PUBLIC FINANCE ISSUED BY THE BUREAU OF THE CENSUS FOR THE YEAR 19Z4
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF OVER 30,000 : 1924 (Annual)
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF STATES : 1924 (Annual)
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, February 26, 1926.
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 1924, t h e assessed valuation of taxable
property in those cities and t h e taxes levied thereon during
t h a t year, a n d their indebtedness and specified assets a t t h e
close of t h a t year. T h e financial transactions of these
cities h a v e been analyzed a n d are so presented as t o show,
b o t h for t h e whole city a n d for its i m p o r t a n t departments,,
t h e revenue collected, t h e cost of conducting municipal
business, and t h e indebtedness incurred for meeting t h i s
cost. T h e form of this presentation has been a p p r o v e d
by a census advisory committee chosen from t h e
National Association of Comptrollers a n d Accounting
Officers.
This report was prepared under t h e supervision of S t a r k e
M . Grogan, chief statistician for statistics of States and
cities, a n d 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
Hon.
HERBERT
HOOVER,
Secretary of Commerce.
Census.
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
Scope of report
___
_
Purpose of report
_
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Increase in the number and population of cities having over 30,000 inhabitants
Cities having a population of over 30,000 in 1924
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Page
9
9
9
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DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
Page
13
13
Number and character of general tables
Groups of cities
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- _ 15
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
Highway privileges, rents, and interest
E arnings 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
35
35
35
35
35
18
19
19
19
Receipts from subventions and grants
36
Receipts from donations and pension assessments
36
19
Receipts from highway privileges
36
Receipts from rents of investment properties _ _. 36
Receipts from interest
36
20
TABLE 9
TABLE 10
20
21
TABLE 5
Per capita revenue receipts and specified
governmental-cost payments
26
Comparative summary of per capita net revenue receipts and net governmental-cost payments for expenses and interest of 146 cities
for specified years: 1903-1924
26
Comparative summary of per capita net revenue receipts from principal revenues of 146
cities for specified years: 1903-1924
27
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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: 1903-1924
29
Comparative summary of the per cent distribution of net governmental-cost payments of 146
cities for specified years: 1903-1924
30
TABLE 8
TABLE 4
Governmental-cost payments
Expenses
Interest charges
Outlays
Comparison of revenue receipts and all governmental-cost payments
Comparison of revenue receipts and payments
for expenses and interest
Comparative summary of net revenue receipts
and net governmental-cost payments of 146
cities for specified years: 1903-1924
Net and transfer revenue receipts and governmental-cost payments
TABLE 6
Character of receipts tabulated as from general
departmental earnings
37
Classification of general departmental receipts.. 37
TABLE 11
Public service enterprises
Receipts of public service enterprises
37
37
TABLE 12
Payments for general departmental expenses...
Imperfect statements of expenses
Payments for miscellaneous expenses
Exceptional payments for expenses by Massachusetts cities
37
38
38
38
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CONTENTS
TABLE
T A B L E 20
12—Continued
P a Re
C o m p a r a t i v e s u m m a r y of 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: 1903-1924
39
T A B L E 13
P a y m e n t s for t h e principal general d e p a r t m e n t a l expenses, t o t a l a n d per c a p i t a
39
E x p e n s e s increasing w i t h p o p u l a t i o n of cities. __ 39
C o m p a r a t i v e s u m m a r y of t h e p e r c a p i t a n e t
p a y m e n t s for general d e p a r t m e n t a l expenses
of all cities for specified years: 1903-1924
40
T A B L E 14
P e r c e n t d i s t r i b u t i o n of p a y m e n t s for t h e principal general d e p a r t m e n t a l expenses, b y object
of p a y m e n t
41
C o m p a r a t i v e s u m m a r y of per cent d i s t r i b u t i o n
of n e t general d e p a r t m e n t a l expenses of all
cities for specified years: 1903-1924.__
41
T A B L E 15
P a y m e n t s for expenses of p u b l i c service enterprises
42
T A B L E 16
P a y m e n t s for i n t e r e s t on c i t y d e b t s
43
E x c e p t i o n a l p a y m e n t s for i n t e r e s t b y M a s s a c h u s e t t s cities
44
T A B L E 17
P a y m e n t s for o u t l a y s
44
T A B L E S 18 A N D 19
N o n r e v e n u e receipts a n d n o n g o v e r n m e n t a l cost p a y m e n t s
44
R e c e i p t s from t h e issue a n d p a y m e n t s for t h e
cancellation of d e b t obligations
45
R e c e i p t s for a n d p a y m e n t s t o other civil divisions
45
R e c e i p t s a n d p a y m e n t s o n a c c o u n t of p r i v a t e
trusts
45
R e c e i p t s a n d p a y m e n t s on a c c o u n t of i n v e s t ments
45
R e c e i p t s a n d p a y m e n t s on a c c o u n t of supplies __ 45
R e c e i p t s offsetting o u t l a y s a n d p a y m e n t s for
o u t l a y s offset b y receipts
45
R eceipts a n d p a y m e n t s on a c c o u n t of r e f u n d s . _. 46
R e c e i p t s for a n d p a y m e n t s t o i n d e p e n d e n t
divisions
46
R e c e i p t s a n d p a y m e n t s o n a c c o u n t of general
transfers
46
Page
A m o u n t of specified assets a n d v a l u e of p u b l i c
properties a t close of y e a r
47
Assets i n sinking funds
47
Assets i n p u b l i c t r u s t funds
47
Assets i n i n v e s t m e n t funds, a n d miscellaneous
investments
48
Assets i n p r i v a t e t r u s t funds
48
C a s h i n general a d m i n i s t r a t i v e funds
48
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T A B L E 21
Value of properties e m p l o y e d or held for specified purposes
_
V a l u a t i o n of m u n i c i p a l properties
V a l u e of properties of general d e p a r t m e n t s
V a l u e of properties of p u b l i c service enterprises _
49
49
49
49
T A B L E 22
Gross a n d n e t i n d e b t e d n e s s of cities
I n d e b t e d n e s s classified b y g o v e r n m e n t a l u n i t
b y which incurred
I n d e b t e d n e s s classified b y character of outs t a n d i n g d e b t obligations
I n d e b t e d n e s s classified as funded or fixed
I n d e b t e d n e s s classified as floating
Special assessment b o n d s a n d certificates
I n d e b t e d n e s s classified as c u r r e n t
R e v e n u e b o n d s a n d notes
Warrants
O bli gations o n p r i v a t e t r u s t a c c o u n t
I n d e b t e d n e s s classified b y creditor
I n d e b t e d n e s s classified b y p u r p o s e for w h i c h
incurred
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Increase d u r i n g t h e year i n t w o classes of d e b t
a n d in s i n k i n g fund assets
Per capita indebtedness
Increase of i n d e b t e d n e s s w i t h size of cities
49
50
50
50
50
505050
50
51
51
51
51
51
54
T A B L E 23
F u n d e d , floating, a n d special assessment i n d e b t e d n e s s , classified b y p u r p o s e for w h i c h
incurred
54
T A B L E 24
D e b t classified b y r a t e of i n t e r e s t
54
N o m i n a l a n d a c t u a l rates of i n t e r e s t
54
T A B L E 25
Assessed v a l u a t i o n of p r o p e r t y
R e p o r t e d basis of assessment i n practice
P e r c a p i t a assessed v a l u a t i o n
T a x rates
Cities w i t h t w o or m o r e tax rates
Special p r o p e r t y taxes
•
T a x levies
55
55
56
56
56
71
72
GENERAL TABLES
Page
1.—Year of incorporation, date of middle of fiscal year reported, population, and area: 1924
74
2.—Summary of receipts, payments, and cash balances, by divisions and funds of municipal government: 1924
_
_
79
3.—Summary of revenue receipts, by divisions of municipal government: 1924
^ _ _ _ 144
4.—Summary of governmental-cost payments, by divisions of municipal government: 1924
164
5.—Per capita revenue receipts and specified governmental-cost payments: 1924
_
__ 184
6.—Per cent distribution, by principal classes, of revenue receipts and governmental-cost payments:
1924
194
7.—Revenue receipts from taxes, special assessments, fines, forfeits, and escheats: 1924
204
%.—Revenue receipts from subventions and grants, donations, and pension assessments: 1924
_ 220
9.—Revenue receipts from highway privileges, rent of investment properties, and interest: 1924
228
10.—Revenue receipts from earnings of general departments, by principal divisions of the general departmental service: 1924..
._.
236
11.—Revenue receipts from earnings of public service enterprises: 1924
...
244
12.—Governmental-cost payments for expenses of general departments, by principal divisions and
subdivisions of the general departmental service: 1924
252
13.—Governmental-cost payments for expenses of general departments, by principal divisions of the
general departmental service—total and per capita: 1924.
316
14.—Per cent distribution of the expenses of general departments, by principal divisions of the general
departmental service: 1924
_
__
_._
__
332
15.—Governmental-cost payments for expenses of public service enterprises: 1924
_
__ 340
16.—Governmental-cost payments for interest: 1924
348
17.—Payments for outlays, by principal divisions of governmental service: 1924
356
18.—Nonrevenue receipts: 1924
...
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372
19.—Nongovernmental-cost payments: 1924
__.
_
380
20.—Amount of specified assets and value of public properties at close of year: 1924
388
21.—Value at close of fiscal year of properties employed or held for specified purposes: 1924
_ 404
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: 1924.. 420
23.—Funded, floating, and special assessment debt at close of year, classified by purpose for which
incurred: 1924
_
_
436
24.—Funded and floating debt obligations, special assessment bonds and certificates, and revenue
bonds, notes, and interest-bearing warrants, classified by rate of interest: 1924
452
25.—Assessed valuation of property, basis of assessment, per capita assessment, rate of levy, and total
and per capita taxes levied: 1924
_
468
DIAGRAMS
|1.—Population in cities having a population of over 30,000 and outside such cities for specified
years: 1790-1924
_
f 2.—Per cent ot total population in cities having a population of over 30,000 and per cent outside such
cities for specified years: 1790-1924.
...
3.—Net revenue receipts and net governmental-cost payments of 146 cities for specified years:
1903-1924
< 4.—Per capita net governmental-cost payments for expenses and interest of 146 cities for specified
f
years: 1903-1924
•5. Per capita net revenue receipts, by principal classes, of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-1924.._
<6.—Per cent distribution of net revenue receipts of 146 cities from the several sources of revenue for
specified years: 1903-1924
.
7.—Per cent distribution of net governmental-cost payments of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-1924
8.—Per capita net payments for principal general departmental expenses of all cities of over 30,000
for specified years: 1903-1924.
9.—Per cent distribution of principal general departmental expenses of all cities of over 30,000 for
specified years: 1903-1924
10.—Revenue receipts and governmental-cost payments for expenses and outlays of water-supply
systems of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-1924
11.—Gross debt, at the close of the year, of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-1924..
12.—Per capita gross debt, at the close of the year, of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-1924
13.—Per capita sinking fund assets of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-1924
14.—Per capita net indebtedness of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-1924
10
11
21
27
28
30
30
40
41
43
52
52
53
53
MAP
Location of cities in the United States covered by this report: 1924
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8
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
1924
7
LOCATION OF CITIES IN THE UNITED
STATES COVERED BY THIS REPORT
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES HAVING A
POPULATION OF OVER 30,000: 1924
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 1924 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 and
interest, and total outlays, and totals 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 1924 the national population numbered 112,078,611 and the 248
cities of this class, with a total population of 39,981,105 contained 35.7 per cent
of the entire population of the Nation.
87305—26
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10
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
Table I, which follows, shows t h e population of t h e N a t i o n , exclusive of o u t l y ing possessions, a n d t h e n u m b e r a n d p o p u l a t i o n 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 with 1790 a n d
ending with 1920. T h e r e a r e included, also, t h e n u m b e r of cities of over 30,000
p o p u l a t i o n 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
CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF
OVER 30,000
NATION
Population
YEAR
Population
1
Number
Total
1924
1923
1922
1920_
1910
1900
1890
1880__
1870
1860
1850
1840.
1830
1820___
1810
1800
1790
_..
_
_
113,727,000
111, 693,000
109,893,000
106,422,000
91,972,266
75,994, 575
.__
_.
._
__
_
12,866,020
9,638,453
7, 239,881
5, 308,483
3,929,214
P e r cent
of
national
3 248
3 2 48
<261
247
184
135
!
39,981,105
39,172,168
38,736,657
36,654,359
27,316,407
19,050,921
35 2
35 1
35 2
34.4
29.7
25 1
103
63
44
26
19
8
12, 612,389
7, 677, 766
5, 210,397
3,246, 736
1, 703,302
784,323
20.0
15.3
13.5
10.3
7.3
46
6
4
4
62,947, 714 1
50,155, 783
38, 558,371
31,443, 321
23,191,876
17,069,453
__
2
501,434
293, 544
230,437
101, 735
33,131
3.9
30
3.2
1.9
0.8
2
1
i Population shown for the years 1922, 1923, and 1924 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. For 1920 and subsequent years
a revised estimate is shown.
2
Population shown for the years 1922, 1923, and 1924 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.
4
Number of cities which had an estimated population of over 30,000 at the medial dates of the fiscal
years of the several cities.
D I A G R A M 1 . — P O P U L A T I O N I N 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 O V E R 30,000
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 : 1790-1924
g g g g g j CITIES WITH 30,000 OR MORE POPULATION
3 POPULATION OUTSIDE SUCH CITIES
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INTRODUCTION
DIAGRAM 2 . — P E R
C E N T OF T O T A L P O P U L A T I O N I N
CITIES HAVING A
POPU-
LATION O F O V E R 30,000 AND P E R C E N T 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 : 1790-1924
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K Z Z Z 2 P E R CENT I N CITIES WITH 30,000 OR MORE POPULATION
j] PER CENT OUTSIDE SUCH CITIES
Cities having a population of over 30,000 in 1924.—In t h e tables of this r e p o r t ,
with t h e exception of Table 25, t h e cities are arranged in t h e order of t h e i r
e s t i m a t e d population, a n d each is given a n u m b e r corresponding t o its position
in t h e t a b l e . For convenience in finding t h e position in t h e t a b l e of t h e d a t a
for each of t h e cities, t h e following list h a s been prepared, t h e cities being a r r a n g e d alphabetically b y States, a n d t h e n u m b e r assigned t o each being design a t e d . T h e location of each of these cities is shown on t h e m a p of t h e U n i t e d
S t a t e s on page 8.
STATE AND CITY
City
number
ALABAMA:
Birmingham
Mobile
Montgomery
128
147
95
9
32
149
109
82
11
192
179
COLORADO:
246
27
186
CONNECTICUT:
Bridgeport
Hartford
N e w Britain
New Haven
Stamford
Water bury
Wilmington
1 INDIANA:
62 |
D I S T R I C T OF C O L U M B I A
Washington
46
48
125
41
211
79
Jacksonville
Pensacola
Tampa
14
84 1
248
97
GEORGIA:
Atlanta
Augusta
Columbus
Macon
Savannah
ILLINOIS:
Aurora
Chicago
Cicero
Danville
Decatur
E a s t St. Louis
Evanston
Joliet
Moline
Oak P a r k
Peoria
Quincy
Rockford
Rock Island
Springfield
City
number
S T A T E A N D CITY
FLORIDA:
Little Rock
CALIFORNIA:
Colorado Springs
Denver
Pueblo
City
number
DELAWARE:
35
127
181
ARKANSAS:
Berkeley
Fresno
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Oakland
Pasadena-_J
Sacramento
San Diego
San Francisco
San Jose
Stockton
STATE AND CITY
33
148 i
237
140
89
E a s t Chicago
Evansville
F o r t Wayjie
Gary
Hammond
Indianapolis
Kokomo
Muncie...
South Bend
Terre Haute
1
185
87
85
104
169*
21
22620398114
IOWA:
Cedar Rapids
Council B l u f f s . _ .
Davenport
D e s Moines
_
Dubuque
Sioux C i t v
Waterloo
212
2
135
223 |
165 K A N S A S :
112
Kansas City
191 1
Topeka
209 1
240 ! K E N T U C K Y :
161 1
Covington...
96 !
Lexington
217 1
Louisville
102 ! L O U I S I A N A :
215
N e w Orleans
129 1
Shreveport..
153*
214
152
54
206'
101
220
65
151
92
139»
184
24
17
143.
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FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
STATE AND CITY
City
number
MAINE:
NEW
Lewiston
Portland
235
103
MARYLAND:
Baltimore
_.
MASSACHUSETTS:
Boston
Brockton
Brookline
Cambridge
Chelsea
Chicopee
Everett
Fall River
Fitchburg
Haverhill
Holyoke
Lawrence
Lowell
Lynn
Maiden
Medford
N e w Bedford _ .
Newton
Pittsfleld
*Quincy
Salem
Somerville
Springfield
Taunton
Waltham
Worcester
123
196
64
174
205
201
57
188
160
132
85
69
77
157
176
60
156
178
136
190
80
53
213
234
36
MICHIGAN:
Battle Creek...
Bay City
Detroit
Flint
Grand Rapids.
Hamtramck__.
Highland Park
Jackson
Kalamazoo
Lansing
Muskegon
Pontiac
_.
Saginaw_
207
168
4
61
49
105
126
142
154
119
199
187
113
MINNESOTA:
Duluth
M i n n e a p o l i s . _.
St. P a u l
70
16
31
MISSOURI:
Kansas C i t y . . .
St. J o s e p h
St. L o u i s
Springfield
6
202
MONTANA:
Butte
NEBRASKA:
Lincoln
Omaha
NEW
94
JERSEY:
Atlantic C i t y . .
Bayonne
Camden
E a s t O r a n g e . _.
JERSEY—Con.
Elizabeth
Hoboken
Jersey C i t y
New Brunswick
Newark
Orange
Passaic
Paterson
Perth A m b o y . . .
Trenton
West Hoboken..
NEW
City
number
YORK:
Albany
Amsterdam
Auburn
Binghamton
Buffalo
Elmira
Jamestown
Mount Vernon.
New Rochelle.New York
Newburgh
Niagara Falls.._
Poughkeepsie...
Rochester
Schenectady
Syracuse
Troy
Utica
Watertown
Yonkers
NORTH
63
231
225
110
12
171
197
170
189
1
244
145
228
22
86
40
107
78
241
CAROLINA:
Charlotte
Greensboro
Wilmington
Winston-Salem.
158
183
224
134
75
18
5
29
43
198
150
180
204
216
118
25
47
242
76
71
153
91
58
137
ISLAND:
Newport
Pawtucket
Providence
Woonsocket
SOUTH
CAROLINA:
Charleston
Columbia
TENNESSEE:
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Memphis
Nashville
TEXAS:
Austin
Beaumont
Dallas
E l Paso
Fort Worth
Galveston
Houston
San A n t o n i o
Waco
W i c h i t a Falls
Ogden
Salt L a k e C i t y
VIRGINIA:
Lynchburg
N e w p o r t News___
Norfolk..
Petersburg
Portsmouth
Richmond
Roanoke
WASHINGTON:
Seattle
Spokane
Tacoma
VIRGINIA:
Charleston
Huntington
Wheeling
WISCONSIN:
Portland
PENNSYLVANIA:
Allentown
Altoona
Bethlehem
Chester
Easton
Erie
Harrisburg
RHODE
WEST
OKLAHOMA:
Muskogee
Oklahoma C i t y .
Tulsa
Hazleton
Johnstown
Lancaster
McKeesport
N e w Castle
Norristown
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Reading
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Williamsport
York
UTAH:
OHIO:
Akron
Canton
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Hamilton
Lakewood
Lima
Lorain
Portsmouth
Springfield
Toledo
Youngstown
STATE AND CITY
PENNSYLVANIA—Con.
72
116
23
219
15
230
117
52
177
55
194
OREGON:
133
34
HAMPSHIRE:
M a n Chester _ . _
NEW
STATE AND CITY
90
124
130
120
221
66
93
Green B a y
Kenosha
L a Crosse
Madison
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Racine
Sheboygan
Superior
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. The estimates shown in the table are
based upon the assumption that the increase in the population of the municipality
during the period from January 1, 1920, to the date of estimate, the middle of
the fiscal year reported, was at the same rate as the increase between the census
enumeration of April 15, 1910, and that of January 1, 1920. Due allowance is
made for any annexations or detachments of territory that may have taken
place and of which the bureau has been advised. This method gives an estimate
which is approximately correct for a great majority of places. In a few cases,
however, where there is reason to believe that the results thus obtained are far
from correct, the estimate is not shown, but it is used in determining the relative
position of the city in each table and in arriving at group and grand totals. For
certain other cities, which showed a decrease from 1910 to 1920, no estimates of
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population were made, the enumerated populations of January 1, 1920, being
used for the purpose of this report. For the cities of Florida, Iowa, Kansas,
Massachusetts, New York, and Rhode Island the estimates for 1924 are based
upon recent State censuses.
In separate columns is shown the population of each city as enumerated at
the decennial censuses of 1920 and 1910.
The estimated population at the middle of the year is used as the basis of per
capita data presented in the tables of this report, because its use results in more
accurate statements of per capita financial transactions than would be secured
by using the estimated population at the close of the fiscal period. The date
<chosen is the middle of the fiscal year of the general treasury of the city corporation, even though independent governmental districts or independently administered funds may have fiscal years which do not coincide with that of the city's
general treasury.
The number and total population of cities having over 30,000 inhabitants at
the middle of the fiscal year 1924 in each of the nine geographic divisions are
shown in Table II, which follows.
Table II
Cities
GEOGRAPHIC DIVISION
United States._
New England
Middle Atlantic
East North Central
West North Central
248
_
39
55
61
19
Population
GEOGRAPHIC DIVISION
39, 981,105 i South Atlantic
3, 926, 674 I West South Central
13, 389, 679 Mountain
10, 260, 376 Pacific
_
3, 005, 703
Cities
27
10
16
6
15
Population
3, 082,340
1,155, 456
1, 780, 771
557,408
2, 822, 698
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, 1924.
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
4
'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.
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
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Divisions and funds of municipal government.—The wide diversity of municipal organization is shown, in its principal features, by the number of divisions
and funds employed in accounting for the services usually provided by local governmental bodies. In many of the cities all municipal functions are administered
by the city corporation, while in others the functions of local government are
carried on by two or more governments as independent units, each having the
power of taxation, for the purpose for which it was constituted, over all or 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., Seattle, Wash., Indianapolis, Ind., Rochester, N. Y., 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 eneeption just mentioned, the first column of Table 2 shows the classes of funds with separate sets
of records that must be consulted, because many funds, especially trust funds,
may be administered by separate boards, a fact that is only in part revealed in
the next column, which shows the dates on which the several fiscal years close.
Where two or more funds of the same class close their fiscal years on the same
date, the table gives no indication as to their number. A large number of funds
indicates that many municipal transactions are not under a central accounting
control, and that responsibility is divided among several officials. Judging
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from the experience of the commercial world, it is believed that the best financial
administration is possible only when all financial transactions are brought within
one accounting system and when one official is held responsible for its proper
conduct.
The term "general treasury" is applied to the aggregate of the principal city
funds, other than investment, trust, and sinking funds, over which the city
auditor or comptroller exercises authority. The term "cash in transit" is the
designation applied to cash entered on the books of one department as paid to
another but not recorded on the books of that other department as received
during the fiscal year reported. Cash in transit is reported only in the case of
funds having the same date for closing their fiscal years.
Date of close of fiscal year.—The table shows the dates on which the fiscal
years of all municipal funds close. The widely varying dates complicate the
work of compiling the statistics, and render the results much less comparable
than they would be if a uniform date were adopted. Not only do the various
cities close their fiscal years on many different dates, but often the fiscal years
of units of the same city and of their funds and accounts close on different dates.
A uniform date for the close of the fiscal years of all divisions, funds, and accounts
of cities would greatly facilitate the compilation of comparable municipal statistics. Several States have statutes fixing a uniform date for their cities, and the
enactment of similar laws by the other States can not be too strongly urged.
TABLE 3
Revenue receipts.—Table 3 is designed to present the revenue receipts for
each of the 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 divisions 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 97
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
DESCBIPTION OF GENEBAL TABLES
17
proportion to a certain specified portion of deposits, as their excess above thevalue 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 govern-
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ments in accordance with the terms of contracts as penalties for nonobservance
of 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-
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
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phased, or rented, public improvements constructed or otherwise acquired,
materials utilized, a n d interest on borrowed moneys, which are incurred for
protecting person, property, a n d health, providing social necessities a n d conveniences, caring for t h e dependent and delinquent classes, and performing other
services a n d carrying on other activities for which those governments h a v e
authority.
These costs are readily separable into three classes—expenses,
interest, and outlays. T h e governmental-cost p a y m e n t s are shown for t h e
municipality a n d for each of its independent divisions in t h e same form as are
revenue receipts, as explained in t h e text for Table 3, page 16.
Expenses.—Municipal expenses are t h e costs a n d losses of cities from which
no p e r m a n e n t or subsequently convertible value is received or receivable. They
are (1) costs, exclusive of those arising from t h e construction or acquisition of
p e r m a n e n t properties or improvements, which are incurred by cities a n d their
independent divisions of government on account of services employed, property
rented, a n d materials utilized in connection with t h e maintenance a n d operation
of government, a n d t h e m a n a g e m e n t of t r u s t s ; a n d (2) t h e losses occasioned by
depreciation of so-called p e r m a n e n t properties, a n d otherwise. Table 4 presents
these costs separately for general d e p a r t m e n t s a n d for public service enterprises.
Interest charges.—The t e r m " m u n i c i p a l interest c h a r g e s " is a designation of
interest costs incurred by municipalities for t h e use of credit capital. All p a y m e n t s on account of such charges are shown in a single column of Table 4, b u t
in Table 16 are shown t h e a m o u n t s paid on each class of debt.
Outlays.—Municipal outlays are t h e costs of land and other properties a n d
public improvements more or less p e r m a n e n t in character, which are owned and
used by municipalities in t h e exercise of their municipal functions or in connection with t h e business undertakings conducted by t h e m . I n t h e column " F o r
o u t l a y s " are shown t h e aggregate of all p a y m e n t s for t h e purchase a n d improvem e n t of land, t h e erection of new buildings, t h e installation a n d extension of
water-supply systems, electric-light systems, a n d other enterprises, t h e purchase of equipment for t h e fire d e p a r t m e n t , purchases to increase t h e collections
of libraries, museums, and a r t galleries, a n d p a y m e n t s on account of all other
acquisitions which a d d to t h e n u m b e r a n d value of t h e p e r m a n e n t possessions
of t h e municipality. P a y m e n t s for outlays for t h e general d e p a r t m e n t s are
shown separately in Table 17, as are also those for t h e principal classes of public
service enterprises.
Comparison of r e v e n u e receipts and all governmental-cost payments.—Comparisons between revenue receipts a n d governmental-cost p a y m e n t s are of t h e
greatest significance in municipal finance. If a city is receiving more from
revenue t h a n it is paying for expenses, interest, a n d outlays, it has a balance
which m a y be applied to reducing indebtedness; while if its p a y m e n t s for expenses, interest, a n d outlays are greater t h a n its revenue receipts, t h e city is
increasing its indebtedness. If it is realizing from revenues enough money to
p a y for all expenses a n d interest, b u t for only a portion of its outlay, it is imposing
upon t h e future a p a r t of t h e burden of paying for its p e r m a n e n t properties and
public improvements.
I n t h e last three columns of Table 4 are shown t h e results of comparisons
between revenue receipts and governmental-cost p a y m e n t s . I n t h e first of
these columns is shown t h e excess of governmental-cost p a y m e n t s over revenue
receipts for each of t h e cities in which such p a y m e n t s were in excess of revenue
receipts, and in t h e second column is shown t h e excess of revenue receipts over
• governmental-cost p a y m e n t s for each of t h e cities in which revenue receipts
were t h e greater. Of t h e 248 cities covered by this report, 200 m a d e governmental-cost p a y m e n t s in excess of their revenue receipts, a n d 48 realized enough
from revenues to meet all their p a y m e n t s for expenses, interest, a n d outlays,
a n d to h a v e a balance available for paying debt.
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Comparison of revenue receipts and payments for expenses and interest. T h e
last column of Table 4 shows t h e excess of revenue receipts over p a y m e n t s for
expenses a n d interest. T h e p a y m e n t s for expenses a n d interest correspond
approximately to t h e costs of a business corporation for maintenance, operating
expenses, a n d interest, except t h a t no allowances h a v e been m a d e for depreciation.
Of t h e 248 cities reported, 244 received from revenues a m o u n t s in excess of
their p a y m e n t s for expenses and interest.
Comparative summary of net revenue receipts and net governmental-cost
payments of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-1924.—Table III shows, for
specified years from 1903 to 1924, t h e aggregate net revenue receipts a n d t h e
aggregate net p a y m e n t s for expenses, interest, a n d outlays for 146 cities for
which statistics are available t h r o u g h o u t t h e entire period. T h e figures for
t h e several years in this and other comparative tables are not in ail cases strictly
comparable. For t h e years 1911 to 1919, inclusive, a n d for 1923 a n d 1924 net
a m o u n t s are shown a n d used as bases for computations, b u t for t h e earlier years
it was not possible to eliminate refunds a n d service transfers, a n d for 1922
service transfers are included.
Table III
N E T R E V E N U E RECEIPTS
N E T GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS
F o r expenses
Total
Amount
1924.__
1923
1922
1919
1917
1915
$2,038,512,388
1,877, 564,829
1,801,302,485
1,103,665,750
968,444,905
865.270.995
1913
1911
1909
1907__.
1905
1903
P e r cent
of increase
over
1903
802,565,390
751,957,728
663.379,686
568,778,828
498.836.996
439,126,753
Amount
P e r cent
of increase
over
1903
364.2
$2,304,695,693
327.6 , 2,066,234,164
310.2
1,984,322,234
151.3
1,113,599,879
120.5 j 1,007,290,346
97.0
996,061,502
82.8
71.2
51.1
29.5
13.6
912,390,262
863,996,528
761,562,037
691,071,411
561,772,857
514,189,206
Amount
348.2
301.8
285.9
116.6
95.9
93.7
$1,410,579,257
1,323,708,765
1,248,986,024
756, 746,923
633,622,181
586,790,723
371.1
342.1
317.2
152.8
111.6
96.0
77.4
68.0
48.1
34.4
9.3
534,672,433
486,679,596
434,008,861
393,022,327
327,049,585
299,402,761
78.6
62.6
45.0
31.3
9.2
N E T GOVERNMENTAL-COST P A Y M E N T S — C o n t i n u e d
F o r interest
Amount
1924__
1923._
1922
1919 _
1917.
1915
1913__
1911
1909
1907_
1905__
1903
_..
_
_.
For outlays
P e r cent
of increase
over 1903
Amount
$181,437,852
172,343,433
194,584,268
121,730,540
110,909,109
103,387,342
321.4
300.3
351.9
182.7
157.6
140.1
$712,678,584
570,181,966
540, 751,942
235,122,416
262, 759,056
305, 883,437
88,566,601
82,165, 730
71,857,259
59,199, 783
51,897,804
43,054,769
105.7
90.8
66.9
37.5
20.5
289,151, 228
295,151,202
255.695,917
238,849,301
182,825,468
171,731,676
Per cent
of increase
over 1903
P e r cent
of increase
over 1903
315.0
232.0
214.9
36.9 !
53.0
77.9
68.4
71.9
48.9 i
39.1
6.5
P E R CENT O F —
Govern- R e v e n u e
receipts
mentalreprecost
sented b y
payments
payments
reprefor exsented b y
penses
revenue
and
receipts
interest
88.5
90.9
90.8
99.1
96.1
86.8
78.1
79.9
80.1
79.6
76.9
79.8
88.0
87.0
87.1
82.3
88.1
85.4
77.7
75.6
76.3
79.5
76.0
78.0
DESCKIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
DIAGRAM 3 . — N E T
REVENUE
R E C E I P T S AND N E T G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T
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N E T R E V E N U E RECEIPTS
N E T G O V E R N M E N T A L COST P A Y M E N T S
EXPENSES
INTEREST
OUTLAYS
As shown i n t h e foregoing table, t h e n e t revenue receipts increased i n t h e
period 1903 t o 1924 from $439,126,753 t o $2,038,512,388, or 364.2 p e r cent.
During t h e corresponding period t h e percentage of increase for expenses w a s
371.1, for interest 321.4, a n d for outlays 315. T h e revenue receipts a n d t h e
p a y m e n t s for expenses for t h e years shown m a k e a n u n b r o k e n series of increases.
T h e same is t r u e of p a y m e n t s for interest with one exception. T h e p a y m e n t s
for outlays m a k e a n u n b r o k e n series of increases with t h e exception of t h e periods
from 1911 t o 1913, 1915 t o 1917, a n d 1917 t o 1919. T h e t o t a l governmentalcost p a y m e n t s increased from $514,189,206 in 1903 t o $2,304,695,693 i n 1924,
or 348.2 p e r cent. This is a considerably smaller percentage of increase t h a n
t h a t of revenue, showing a decided tendency t o increase t h e proportion of outlay
p a y m e n t s t o b e m e t from revenues.
Net and transfer revenue receipts and governmental-cost payments.—The
totals of Tables 3 a n d 4 include b o t h a c t u a l receipts a n d p a y m e n t s , or receipts
from a n d p a y m e n t s t o t h e public, a n d nominal or transfer receipts a n d p a y m e n t s ,
or a m o u n t s received b y one d e p a r t m e n t , fund, or account, a s p a y m e n t s b y
another.
I n Table I V t h e t o t a l revenue receipts of Table 3 a n d governmental-cost
p a y m e n t s of Table 4 a r e separated into n e t or a c t u a l a n d transfer receipts a n d
payments.
22
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
Table IV
REVENUE
RECEIPTS
GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS
Net
I
II_
III
IV
V
Net
$2, 274, 592, 539
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
Transfer
$47,979,997
$2, 593, 821, 341
1,169, 414, 601
280, 557, 321
417, 684,890
251, 221, 317
155, 714, 410
35, 399,184
3,217, 586
5, 287,. 839
2, 440,329
1, 635,059
1,317,228, 527
296, 341, 449
503, 611,221
298,887,785
177,752,359
GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
New York, N. Y.._.
Chicago, I1L_
Philadelphia, Pa
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, Ohio
St. Louis, Mo
$406, 214, 746
173,385,155
102, 237,260
98, 793,188
61, 708,166
39, 235,113
$23, 285,438
2,403,828
2,679,300
618, 618
1,072,396
408, 450
$465,152, 378
184, 347, 546
119, 766,430
109, 062, 054
72,859, 400
36, 450, 648
Baltimore, Md
Boston, Mass
Los Angeles, CalifPittsburgh, Pa
San Francisco, Calif.
Buffalo, N. Y
39,456, 593
60, 647,980
82,962, 744
39, 754,079
32, 673, 272
32,346, 305
1,149, 694
1, 408, 585
1, 426, 547
343, 886
81, 069
521, 373
41,395, 513
62, 565, 723
101, 486,788
44, 398, 793
39, 767, 076
39,976,178
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
Milwaukee, Wis___
Washington, D. C_
Newark, N. J_
Minneapolis, Minn
New Orleans, La...
Cincinnati, Ohio..-
$32,141, 797
27,375,330
29, 687, 336
25,453,897
28,819,189
26,772,174
$355, 768
Kansas City, M o . .
Seattle, Wash
Indianapolis, Ind__
Rochester, N. Y___
Jersey City, N. J___
19,465, 603
32,967, 713
18,978,424
19,904,963
18,990,895
50,062
540,692
539,381
139, 345
49, 071
974,907
183, 652
384, 708
$35, 003, 891
26, 696, 049
33, 601, 574
29, 079, 701
20, 111, 273
24, 606,157
21, 529, 078
35,084,162
22, 530, 556
22, 753,165
25,345, 843
GROUP III—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
Louisville, Ky
Toledo, Ohio
Portland, Oreg
Denver, Colo
Akron, Ohio
$9,842,297
12, 649, 290
15,076,307
15,030, 388
9, 618,209
$5, 645
216, 789
163,059
39,134
78, 578
$10,913, 590
14,806,340
18, 999,488
24,037,273
12, 062, 782
Columbus, Ohio...
Providence, R. I__.
St. Paul, Minn
Oakland, Calif
Atlanta, Ga
12,022,994
11, 657, 552
12,907, 286
11,427, 081
9, 543, 651
591,834
609,492
372, 398
6,608
98, 264
15,426, 714
13, 626,146
16, 702, 638
11, 549, 985
11, 001,054
Omaha, Nebr
Birmingham,' Ala_.
Worcester, Mass...
San Antonio, Tex_.
Dallas, Tex
_.
12, 646, 390
6,084, 014
11, 538, 256
5, 491, 242
7,083, 273
266,872
56, 414
.129,421
20, 680
53,461
15, 525, 259
6, 704, 706
12, 863, 617
6, 492, 718
8, 071, 002
Richmond, Va
Syracuse, N. Y
New Haven, Conn
Memphis, Tenn_._.
Dayton, Ohio
8, 741, 709
9, 879, 618
7,113, 246
7, 839,135
7,099, 788
218,413
"""3,"839"
134,372
11, 376, 394
12, 322, 860
8, 334, 006
9,172. 776
8, 345; 023
Norfolk, Va
Houston, Tex
Bridgeport, Conn_.
Youngstown, Ohio.
Hartford, Conn
6, 620,171
7, 062, 985
7, 022, 816
7, 682, 838
8,950,464
67,312
115,846
12,452
133, 735
41, 743
9, 445,640
8, 426,185
7,140, 381
0,132, 737
8,850,868
_.
23
DESCRIPTION OF GENEEAL TABLES
Table IV—Continued
R E V E N U E RECEIPTS
GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS
CITY
Net
Transfer
Net
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
Grand Rapids, Mich..
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, Pa
__.
Paterson, N . J
Springfield, Mass
$7,781,006
4,324, 658
4, 412, 002
5,460,192
10,202,921
$110,082
25, 693
1,770
29,110
20, 780
$9, 513,228
6, 958,490
5, 528, 604
7,974, 291
14,343,137
Des Moines, Iowa
Trenton, N . J
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Fall River, Mass
Camden, N . J
8,012,368
5.641.395
5,986,932
6, 795,367
5,101,983
15, 795
115,329
13,468
115, 799
8,428,357
7,378,447
5, 632, 269
7,808, 531
7,965,364
Nashville, Tenn
New Bedford, Mass..
Flint, Mich
Wilmington, Del
Albany, N . Y
4,304,954
7, 685, 679
5, 274, 598
3,994,195
5,759,332
28, 966
27, 687
64,964
13,324
25,194
4, 452, 596
7, 454,106
7, 687, 508
4, 014, 860
7,857, 546
Cambridge, Mass
Kansas City, Kans.._.
Erie, Pa
Reading, Pa
Yonkers, N . Y
6,056,180
5,904,614
4,471,438
3.344.396
8,074,011
46,108
454,973
14,191
8,656
13,909
6, 244, 943
9, 062,878
5,564, 713
3,847, 689
10,303,547
Lowell, Mass
Duluth, Minn
Tulsa, Okla
Elizabeth, N . J
Spokane, Wash
5,279,106
6,410,191
7,029,135
4,097,979
4,823,076
14,206
124,245
61,224
37,671
57,599
5, 768,769
6,462,291
11,076,881
4,803, 255
4,263,520
Tacoma, Wash
Canton, Ohio
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Lynn, Mass
Utica, N . Y
Waterbury, C o n n
6,608,290
4,550,750
5,428,014
4,831,311
4,216,310
5,191,507
239,344
99,227
57, 537
193
3,752
10, 682
6,856,218
4,534, 791
7,487, 633
4,866,312
5.482.832
5.856.833
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000
80
81
82
83
84
Somerville, M a s s
E l Paso, Tex
San Diego, Calif
Fort Wayne, Ind
Jacksonville, F l a
85
86
87
88
89
Lawrence, Mass
Schenectady, N . Y
Evansville, I n d
Knoxville, T e n n
Savannah, Ga
90
91
9?
93
94
Allentown, P a
Bayonne, N . J
Wichita, Kans
Harrisburg, P a
Manchester, N . H
95
96
97
98
99
L o n g Beach, Calif
Peoria, 111
Tampa, Fla
South Bend, Ind
St. Joseph, M o
100
101
102
103
104
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
Rockford, 111
Portland, M e
Gary, I n d
105
106
107
108
109
Hamtramck, Mich
Little Rock, A r k
Troy, N . Y . . _
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
_. _
$3,806,752
3,805, 740
8,640,298
5,051,445
4,829,525
$78,653
12,059
176,360
156,600
$3,579,930
3,528,844
8,854,805
5,427,528
6,270, 588
$78,653
12,059
184, 798
156,600
4,759,455
5,187, 902
3, 550,924
2,623, 558
2,186,361
..
_._
__
_..
__
__
___
_
__..
5,044,985
5, 547,059
3,888,663
3,440, 534
2,141,405
11,358
10,179
5,315
10,353
2,331,510
4, 722,481
3, 552, 870
2, 959,034
2,990, 733
8,385
56, 775 |
10, 034
10,135
20,002
2,476, 619
4, 922,910
4,103, 967
3,220, 009
3,030, 681
8,385
56,775
10,034
10,135
20,002
6,635,169
2, 557, 816
2, 223, 045
5,048, 541
3, 305, 708
__
11,358
10,179
5,315
10,353
3,300
6,151 !
48,408
59,850
16, 371
11, 797,294
2, 592,377
3,938,454
5, 737, 725
2, 824,728
3,300
6,151
48,408
59, 966
16,371
2, 756,075
3,863,881
3,020,984
3, 754, 767
3,104,703
565
3,976
14,427
54,877
1, 039
3,407,849
4,063, 967
3, 568,130
4,402, 998
3,526,830
565
3,976
14, 427
54,877
1,039
2,494,442
1,897,187
3,417,347
3,153, 246
5,089,088
8,411
3,399, 527
3,399, 350
3,935, 931
4, 628,434
6,356, 345
8,411
1,679
82,354
12,791 1
1,679
82, 354
13,152
24
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
Table IV—Continued
R E V E N U E RECEIPTS
GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS
CITY
Net
Transfer
Net
Transfer
GROUH IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
110
111
112
113
114
Binghamton, N . Y
Johnstown, P a . - .
E a s t S t . L o u i s , 111
Saginaw, M i c h
Terre Haute, Ind
115
116
117
118
119
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N . J
Passaic, N . J
Springfield, Ohio
Lansing, Mich
120
121
122
123
124
Chester, P a
_
Racine, W i s .
Chattanooga, Tenn
Brockton, Mass
Altoona, P a . ..
125
126
127
128
129
New Britain, C o n n .
Highland Park, Mich
Mobile, Ala
B e r k e l e y , Calif
Springfield, 111
130
131
132
133
134
Bethlehem, P a
Huntington, W. Va
Holyoke, Mass
Lincoln, Nebr
Winston-Salem, N . C
135
136
137
138
139
Cicero, 111
Quincy, Mass
E a s t Orange, N . J
P o r t s m o u t h , V a — . . __
C ovington, K y
140
141
142
143
144
Macon, Ga
Roanoke, V a . . .
Jackson, M i c h
Shreveport, L a
Wheeling, W . Va
145
146
147
148
149
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y
Lancaster, P a . _ _
F r e s n o , Calif.. _
Augusta, Ga
P a s a d e n a , Calif
150
151
152
153
154
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
Topeka, Kans
Davenport, Iowa
Atlantic City, N . J
Kalamazoo, M i c h
155
156
157
158
159
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x
Newton, Mass
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.._ _
_
_
.
_
_.
_
__
__
$4,632,812
3,486,449
1,851,657
3,564,014
3,006,196
$1,492
86, 650
33,312
38, 681
20,196
98,172
3,338, 567
4,173,177
4,013,800
2,173, 215
6,670, 282
86, 650
34,396
38, 681
20,196
98,172
2,895
31, 361
2,545
14,685
15,377
2, 084, 543
2,436,993
2,526, 042
3, 212, 767
2, 700,941
2,895
31,361
2,545
14, 685
15,377
2, 676, 570
3,941,170
1, 551,207
2,991,965
2, 771,279
12,345
93,884 1
5,183 [
2, 608,428
4, 245,894
1,945,438
2,740, 665
2, 639, 009
12,345
93,884
5,183
2,142, 981
2, 568,484
4,568,758
3,055,571
2,108,534
16,939
15,457
58,775
79,084
12,620
13,873
58,775
16,939
79,084
12,918
13,873
24,257
55,743
19,156
2,470,391
4,053,413
3,065, 566
2, 397,998
1,471,958
24,257
55, 752
* 19,156
1, 706, 573
1, 742,778
1,976,515
2, 844,735
2, 365,162
36, 768
17,759
4,110 1
34,188
2, 013, 026
2, 302, 932
2, 616,483
3,927,624
3,413,644
40,036
17, 759
4,110
34,188
3,
1,
3,
2,
5,
42,741
478
4,603, 316
1, 779, 587
3,187, 794
2,390,612
9,471,139
42, 519
478
*
.
_ __
_.
2, 734, 705
2,860,719
5,027,929
3,446,279
4,309,141
15,457
2,151,805
2,987, 668
3,004,174
1,521,210
1, 664,682
. .
_
__
r
$1,492
1, 545,971
2, 505,077
1,836,457
3,523,459
2,065,394
_
_.
$3,429,578
2,634,924
1,973,095
3,096,382
2,802,175
2, 717,975
4, 740,797
2, 951,156
2,059, 668
5,006,316
.
..........
_
.
568,887
382,996
071,682
246,451
882,347
3,001,447
2,385,649
2,887,870
5,444,855
2,475,494
1, 585,300
3, 799,456
2,441,161
2, 269,860
2, 227,030
15,212
303, 510
21,765
42, 551
15,212
303, 510
21, 765
42, 551
173,649
54,761
3,441, 292
2,383,119
3,202,922
8,137,232
2, 813,645
173,649
54, 761
565
32,460
2,205
21, 850
2,668
2, 359, 253
3,817, 256
2,755,168
3,101,981
2,222,306
565
32,460
2,205
21,850
2,668
GROUP V—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000
160
161
162
163
164
Haverhill, Mass
O a k P a r k , 111
N e w Castle, P a
Kenosha, Wis
York, P a
165
166
167
168
169
D e c a t u r , 111.. ___
Woonsocket, R . I . _
McKeesport, P a
Bay City, Mich.
Hammond, Ind
_
. _
__
_
. _ __
_ .
$2,406,868
2,639,272
1,478,134
2,293,814
1,262, 294
2,084,346
1,681, 562
1,750,377
2, 383, 748
4,173,368
$13,377
1,445
76,777
4,474
1,449
96,955
14,048
150,301 1
27, 510 ]
$2, 587,289
2,630, 003
1, 561,831
2,885,488
1,192,033
$13,377
1,445
1, 532,404
1,919,081
2, 065,367
2,681,405
4,147,417
1,449
96,955
14,048
150,301
27,510
76,777
4,474
25
DESCRIPTION OP GENERAL TABLES
Table IV—Continued
REVENUE
GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS
RECEIPTS
CITY
Net
Transfer
Net
Transfer
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
Mount Vernon, N . Y .
Elmira, N . Y
Beaumont, Tex
Galveston, Tex
Chelsea, Mass
2,054,902
1, 511,560
2,140, 560
2,128,450
$66,663
9,316
12,665
425
35, 269
$3, 754,974
2,190, 593
2,719,307
2,281,370
2,310,799
Charleston, W. Va
Medford, Mass
Perth Amboy, N . J...
Pittsfield, Mass
Stockton, Calif
2,191,956
2, 210,261
2,030,853
2,040, 332
2, 508, 554
1,949
34,666
4,183
1,994,218
2, 247,289
2, 769,285
2,039, 239
2, 691,112
Lima, Ohio
Montgomery, Ala
Madison, Wis
Greensboro, N . C
Lexington, Ky
1,656, 772
1,309,967
2,858,442
1, 251, 552
1,406, 523
116, 881
21, 783
11, 542
3,269,606
1,706, 530
3,171,412
3, 525,352
1,715,091
East Chicago, Ind
Pueblo, Colo
Pontiac, Mich
Fitchburg, Mass
New Eochelle, N . Y__
2,053, 585
2,097,814
2, 384,227
2,074,736
3,152, 092
3,000
22,136
4,711
4,139
8,569
2,335,477
2,583,937
2,095,000
2,314,381
3,360,000
Salem, Mass
Evanston, 111
San Jose, Calif
Butte, Mont
WestHoboken, N . J . .
2, 248,873
2,472,194
2,625,958
1,141,114
1,273,650
324
120
2,309
4,505
15,255
2,289,492
4,121,720
3,025,075
1,065,842
1, 548,906
Williamsport, Pa
Brookline, Mass
Jamestown, N. Y
Hamilton, Ohio
Muskegon, Mich
1,240,204
2,984, 518
2, 255,146
2,816, 526
2,105,224
350
90,312
11,660
36,850
1,131, 342
3,154, 656
2,732, 015
2, 275,183
2,677, 550
Waco, Tex
Everett, Mass
Springfield, Mo
Muncie, Ind
Lorain, Ohio
1, 596,892
2,002, 515
955,758
1,455,094
2,049,684
Chicopee, Mass.
Dubuque, Iowa
Battle Creek, Mich__.
Columbia, S. C
Joliet, I1L.
2,193,135
1,718,477
1,659,006
1,339, 550
1,707,224
Superior, Wis
Stamford, Conn
Aurora, 111
Taunton, Mass
Council Bluffs, Iowa..
1, 738,206
1,998,427
1,396,878
2,041,153
1, 685,113
32,929
15, 522
2,332
1, 791,701
1,863,350
2,409, 265
2,336,418
2,041,920
Rock Island, 111
Portsmouth, Ohio
Quincy, 111
Austin, Tex
New Brunswick, N . J.
1, 235,368
1,335,922
1,425,940
1,779,978
1, 748, 740
4,316
7,687
583
3,155
36, 622
1,141,731
1,924,725
1,348,122
1,893, 609
1,908,096
Waterloo, Iowa
Easton, Pa
Ogden, Utah
Danville, 111
Wilmington, N. C
2,016,032
1,178,159
1, 640,581
1,446, 974
1,033,607
36, 769
4,197
2.019.813
1,637,398
1, 680,471
1,629,188
1,121,148
Auburn, N. Y
Kokomo, Ind
Newport News, V a . . .
Poughkeepsie, N. Y__.
Hazleton, Pa
1, 258, 708
1,287, 600
1,047,850
1,586,086
967,300
20,120
Orange, N . J
Amsterdam, N. Y
Petersburg, Va
Norristown, Pa
Waltham, Mass
1,418,464 |
1,394,506 !
940,315
712,953
1,605,327 I
36,843
24, 543
1,020
16,755
31,150
43,170
27,435
1,844
17,856
4,548
1,840
799
900
5,001
29,769
1,789
5,049
1, 501, 056
2,020,676
1,091, 069
1,330, 676
1,954,813
2,220,446
2.355.812
1,440,412
1,441,759
2,317,627
1,434,158
1,251,223
1,576, 300
1, 959,119
946, 280
1,875,203
1,607, 750
1,198, 748
785,393
1, 669,628
26
F I N A N C I A L STATISTICS OF CITIES
Table IV—Continued
EEVENUE
RECEIPTS
GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS
CITY
Net
Transfer
Net
Transfer
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
235
236
237
238
239
Lewiston, Me
Green Bay, Wis
Columbus, Ga
Oshkosh, Wis.
Sheboygan, Wis
240
241
242
243
244
Moline, 111
Watertown, N. Y
Muskogee, Okla
La Crosse, Wis
Newburgh, N . Y
245
246
247
Lynchburg, Va
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Newport, R. I
Pensacola, Fla
_
-
$838,735
1, 430,307
1,210, 671
1, 593,505
1,589,487
$37,160
1,594
50,971
35,297
$1,092,528
1, 782,367
1,304,824
1,612,297
1,531,785
$37,160
1,594
50,971
35,297
1,322,640
472,026
1,482,872
1,483,648
1,197,296
3,750
14,975
72,958
19,862
710
1,512,301
1,851, 520
1.417.691
1,721,748
1,179,821
3,750
14,975
72,958
19,862
710
1,349,478
1,795, 555
1,282,052
703,620
67,510
2,789
1,295,849
2.289.692
1,449, 569
67, 510
2,789
7,022
7,022
The amounts shown in the preceding table as transfer receipts and payments
comprise (1) service transfers, which are amounts paid as expenses or outlays
by one department or enterprise to another from which it receives services or
the use of quarters; and (2) interest transfers, which represent payments made
by the city corporation or a division of the city to one of its funds on account
of interest on municipal securities held by that fund. Of the transfer receipts
reported, $40,098,056 were interest transfers, and $7,881,941 were service transfers. Of the total transfer payments, $40,098,056 were interest transfers, and
$7,878,381 were service transfers.
TABLE 5
Per capita revenue receipts and specified governmental-cost payments.—The
per capita receipts and payments of Table 5 are based on the absolute amounts
shown in Tables 3 and 4. The most significant figures of the table are those for
the five groups of cities arranged according to population. They show that the
per capita receipts and payments tend to increase with the size of the cities
from those having a population of from 30,000 to 50,000 to those with over 500,000
inhabitants, the increase in the amounts of these transactions being in greater
proportion than the increase in population. The population upon which the
per capita amounts are based is the estimated population of the city at the middle
of the fiscal year of the city corporation as shown in the third column of Table
1, with the exceptions noted in the text discussion of Table 1, p. 13.
Comparative summary of per capita net revenue receipts and net governmental-cost payments for expenses and interest of 146 cities for specified years:
1903-1924.—In Table V, which follows, is presented a summary of the per capita
net revenue receipts and per capita net governmental-cost payments for expenses
and interest for the aggregate of the 146 cities covered by the several census
reports for the specified years from 1903 to 1924.
27
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
Table V
P E R CAPITA N E T R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS
Other
than of
public
service
enterprises
YEAR
Total
1924
1923
1922
1919
1917
1915
1913
1911
1909
1907
1905
1903.-.
!
Of
public
service
enterprises
P E R CAPTTA N E T GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS F O R E X P E N S E S A N D I N T E R E S T
Total
For expenses of
general
departments
For expenses of
public
service
enterprises
For
interest
$58.41
54.78
53.57
35.26
31.97
30.00
$52.42
49.10
48. 74
31.65
28.84
26.97
$6.00
5.68
4.83
3.61
3.13
3.03
$45.62
43.65
42.93
28.07
24.58
23.93
$36.89
35.25
34.37
22. 28
19. 53
18.95
$3.53
3.37
2.77
1.90
1.39
1.39
$5.20
5.03
5.79
3.89
3.66
3.58
28.55
28.07
26.42
24.67
22.79
21.14
_.
25. 74
25. 09
23. 53
21. 90
20.19
18.71
2.81
2.98
2.89
2.77
2.60
2.42
22.17
21.23
20.15
19. 57
17. 25
16.41
17.67
16. 91
16. 06
15.84
13.81
13. 25
1.35
1.26
1.22
1.17
1.07
1.10
3.15
3.07
2.86
2.56
2.36
2.06
DIAGRAM 4 . — P E R CAPITA N E T GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR EXPENSES
AND INTEREST OF 146 CITIES FOR SPECIFIED YEARS: 1903-1924
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Comparative summary of per capita net revenue receipts from principal revenues of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-1924.—Table VI, which follows,
shows the per capitas of all net revenue receipts and those of a number of principal
classes of such receipts. The summary is for the cities covered by the census
reports for specified years from 1903 to 1924. The revenue receipts which are
included in the column headed "Other revenues" are those from departmental
fees, charges, sales, interest, rents, privileges, fines, penalties, and escheats.
The per capita receipts from the general property tax and all other groups of
taxes show an increase from 1903 to 1924.
28
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
Table VI
Total
YEAR
1924
1923
1922
1919
1917
1915
The
general
property
tax
$58. 41
54.78
53.57 |
35.26
31.97
30.00
.
1913
1911
1909
1907
1905
1903
28.55
28.07
26.42
24.67
22.79
21.14
Other
taxes
Subventions
and
Earnings
grants,
of p u b l i c
Other
donaservice
tions, a n d
enter- revenues
pension
prises
assessments
Special
assessments
$38. 59
36. 27
35.85
23. 29
20. 57
18. 73
$3.33
2.94
2.80
2.68
2.37
2.36
$3.43
2.92
2.58
1.98
2.50
2.54
$3.12
2.98
3.13
1.43
1.28
1.26
$6. 00
5.68
4.83
3.61
3.13
3.03
$3.96
3.99
4.38
2.27
2.12
2.08
17.82
17.37
16.14
14. 64
14. 01
12. 98
2.42
2.44
2.48
2.63
2.17
2.06
2.34
2.35
2.22
2.02
1.80
1.60
1.28
1.30
1.28
1.18
1.08
0.91
2.81
2.98
2.89
2.77
2.60
2.42
1 88
1.63
1.40
1.43
1.14
1.16
D I A G R A M 5 . — P E R C A P I T A N E T R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S , BY P R I N C I P A L C L A S S E S , O F
146
C I T I E S FOR SPECIFIED Y E A R S :
1903-1924
DOLLARS
1924
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TABLE 6
P e r cent distribution of r e v e n u e receipts a n d governmental-cost payments.—
Table 6 shows for t h e several cities a n d for t h e five groups of cities t h e per cent
which t h e receipts from each of t h e classes of revenue constitute of t h e t o t a l
revenue receipts a n d t h e per cent which t h e p a y m e n t s for each of t h e classes of
governmental costs—expenses, interest, a n d outlays—constitute of t h e t o t a l of
such p a y m e n t s , t h e figures for expenses being shown under t w o heads, " Expenses
of general d e p a r t m e n t s " a n d " E x p e n s e s of public service enterprises." T h e
per cents are in all cases computed upon t h e basis of t h e receipts a n d p a y m e n t s
shown in Tables 3 a n d 4.
Proportional distribution of revenue receipts, by divisions of t h e governments
of cities.—An examination of Table 3 discloses t h e fact t h a t t h e proportion
of revenues received from property taxes is m u c h greater, as a rule, for city
corporations in cities having a single division of government t h a n in those h a v -
DESCEIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
29
ing two or more divisions, while t h e relative contributions by special assessments
are larger in t h e cities having more t h a n one division of government. I n d e pendent divisions of t h e city government seldom receive revenue from special
assessments. T h e school districts receive a larger proportion of all revenues
from subventions t h a n are received by any other division of government.
P e r cent of revenue receipts required for meeting expenses and interest and
available for outlays.—Of t h e t o t a l revenue receipts of t h e 248 cities covered by
this report, 67.6 per cent was required for meeting expenses, 10.4 per cent was
required for meeting interest p a y m e n t s , a n d t h e remainder, 22 per cent, was
available for outlays or other purposes.
Per cent relation of revenue receipts to governmental-cost payments.—The
last five columns of Table 6 show t h e per cent of governmental-cost p a y m e n t s
applied on expenses of general departments, expenses of public service enterprises, interest, a n d outlays, a n d t h e per cent of t h e t o t a l governmental costs
t h a t were represented b y revenue receipts. For 48 of t h e 248 cities t h e revenue
receipts were greater t h a n t h e governmental-cost p a y m e n t s , while for t h e remaining 200 cities t h e revenues were not sufficient t o meet t h e costs of t h e year for
expenses, interest, a n d outlays.
Comparative summary of the per cent distribution of net revenue receipts
of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-1924.—Table V I I , which follows, shows
t h e per cent distribution of t h e net revenue receipts of t h e 146 cities covered
by t h e census reports for specified years from 1903 t o 1924, inclusive. T h e
headings of t h e columns differ somewhat from those of Table 6, owing t o slight
differences in t h e tables for net revenues in t h e earlier a n d later reports. T h e
percentages are based upon t h e absolute a m o u n t s of net revenue receipts t a b u lated in t h e reports for t h e several years, a n d t h a t basis differs somewhat from
t h e basis for t h e percentages of Table 6 by being exclusive of service a n d interest
transfers. T h e figures for t h e several years are not in all cases strictly comparable, since those for t h e years 1903 to 1907 are computed upon t h e basis of
reports which in some columns include a m o u n t s received in error t h a t were later
refunded. A careful investigation shows t h a t this noncomparability exaggerates
for t h e years 1903 to 1907 t h e percentages for general property taxes to t h e
extent of less t h a n 1 per cent. This exaggeration reduces t h e percentages of
most of t h e other columns, t h e t o t a l exaggeration a n d reduction being for a n y
given year not far from one-half of 1 per cent.
Table VII
YEAR
1924
1923
1922
1919
1917.
1915
1913
1911
1909
1907
1905
1903
_ _
The
general
property
tax
Other
taxes
Special
assessments
Subventions
and
Earnings
grants,
donations, of p u b l i c
service
and
enterprises
pension
assessments
Other
revenues
66.1
66.2
66.9
66.0
64.3
62.4
5.7
5.4
5.2
7.6
7.4
7.8
5.9
5.3
4.8
5.6
7.8
8.5
5.3
5.4
5.9
4.1
4.0
4.2
10.3
10.4
9.0
10.2
9.9
10.0
6.8
7.3
8.2
6.4
6.6
6.9
62.4
61.9
61.0
59.4
61.5
61.4
8.5
8.7
9.7
10.6
9.6
9.8
8.2
8.4
8.4
8.2
7.9
7.6
4.5
4.6
4.9
4.8
4.7
4.3
9.9
10.6
10.9
11.2
11.4
11.5
6.6
5.8
5.3
5.8
5.0
5.5
30
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
DIAGRAM 6 . — P E R CENT DISTRIBUTION OP N E T REVENUE RECEIPTS OP 146
CITIES FROM THE SEVERAL SOURCES OF REVENUE FOR SPECIFIED YEARS:
1903-1924
40
PER C E N T
50
1924
1923
1922
1919
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1915
1913
1911
1909
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PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES
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1924
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1915
1913
1911
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The figures in Table VII disclose a number of minor variations in the proportion of receipts obtained from year to year from the several sources of revenue.
Receipts from "Other taxes," special assessments, and earnings of public service
enterprises show slightly smaller percentages in 1924 than in 1903, and the
receipts from the general property tax show somewhat greater percentages in
the later than in the earlier years.
Comparative summary of the per cent distribution of net governmental-cost
payments of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-1924.—Table VIII, which
follows, shows the per cent distribution of the net governmental-cost payments
31
DESCRIPTION OP GENERAL TABLES
for the 146 cities given in Table III for specified years from 1903 to 1924, inclusive.
The table discloses, for 1924 as compared with 1903, a decrease in the proportion of payments for outlays, and for interest, and a relatively slight increase in
that of payments for expenses.
Table
VIII
P E R CENT DISTRIBUTION OF
NET
GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS
P E R CENT DISTRIBUTION OF
N E T GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS
YEAR
YEAR
For
expenses
1924
1923
1922
1919
1917
1915
61.2
64.1
62.9
68.0
62.9
58.9
.
For
interest
7.9
8.3
9.8
10.9
11.0
10.4
For
expenses
For
outlays
30.9
27.6
27.3
21.1
26.1
30.7
1913
1911
1909_
1907...
1905
1903
For
interest
58.6
56.3
57.0
56.9
58.2
58.4
9.7
9.5
9.4
8.5
9.2
8.3
_
_
For
outlays
31.7
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 PROPERTY TAXES
Corporation
All other
Total
Bank
Grand total..
$21,175,944
Group I.._
Group II-_
GroupIII.
Group I V .
Group V . .
11, 373, 512
381, 362
5,735, 683
2,174,138
1, 511, 249
$7,961,445
6, 751, 409
381,179
371,002
310, 691
147,164
Street
railway
All other
$277, 996
$12,913,580
143, 241
12
69,499
32,365
32,879
4,473, 994
4,868
5, 284, 768
1,831,082
1, 323,736
10,414
$22,923
171
"~7~470
GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
1
4
7
8
12
New York, N . Y
Detroit, Mich
Baltimore, M d
Boston, Mass
Buffalo, N . Y . . _
$7,395, 686
33,109
629,844
3,172, 570
142, 303
$5, 979, 262
$1, 416,424
28,241
$4,868
629,844
$143, 241
3,029, 329
142, 303
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
13
15
21
22
23
Milwaukee, Wis
Newark, N . J
Indianapolis, I n d
Rochester, N . Y
Jersey City, N . J
__.
._
$171
190, 334
12
95,042
95,803
$171
$190, 334
$12
95,042
95, 803
32
FINANCIAL
STATISTICS
Table IX—Continued
OF
CITIES
SPECIAL PROPERTY TAXES
Corporation
Total
Street
railway
Bank
All other
GROUP I I I — C I T I E S HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
Worcester, Mass
New Haven, Conn_.
Bridgeport, Conn...
Hartford, Conn
Paterson, N. J
$712,599
82,842
14,093
,059,612
36,263
Springfield, Mass...
Trenton, N. J
Fall River, M a s s . . .
Camden, N. J
New Bedford, Mass
523,809
24,760
918,007
23,666
948,242
Wilmington, D e l . . .
Albany, N. Y
Cambridge, Mass...
Yonkers, N. Y
Lowell, Mass
340
99,355
432,422
5,648
536,805
Duluth, Minn
Elizabeth, N. J
Lynn, Mass
Utica, N. Y . _ .
Waterbury, Conn..
9,721
11,431
248,811
33,453
13,804
$303
$82,489
14, 093
2,537
36,263
$712,296
1, 057, 075
14, 060
24, 760
' 749
,
914, 755
23, 666
8,475
18, 072
"921," 695"
40, 237
392,185
9,355
:
531,991
11,431
245, 022
33, 453
13,804
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
Somerville, Mass
Lawrence, Mass
Schenectady, N. Y___
Bayonne, N. J
Manchester, N. H
$129,707
780, 251
3,652
6,112
202, 335
Portland, Me
Troy, N. Y
Binghamton, N. Y___
Hoboken, N. J
Passaic, N. J
54, 374
1,397
1,460
14,711
18, 528
Brockton, Mass.
New Britain, Conn...
Holyoke, Mass
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Quincy, Mass
195, 552
21,122
432,246
1,075
95,634
East Orange, N. J
Niagara Falls, N. Y_.
Atlantic City, N. J . . .
Newton, Mass
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N. C
6,534
29, 541
12, 910
87, 831
76, 527
2,639
$7
283
3,652
6,112
132,153
$16, 203
1,821
$113,497
778,147
70,182
54, 374
1,397
1,460
14, 711
18, 528
2,971
192, 581
2,140
425, 460
1,075
93, 494
i 21,122
6,786
6,534
29, 541
12,910
1,121
1,118
8,112
85, 592
68,415
2,639
GROUP V — CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000
160
163
170
174
176
Haverhill, Mass
K e n o s h a , Wis._ -_
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
Chelsea, M a s s
Medford, Mass
177
178
188
189
190
...
Perth Amboy, N . J
Pittsfield, M a s s
Fitchburg, Mass
N e w Roehelle, N . Y
Salem, M a s s
_.
i Includes stock of other corporations.
$102,617
66
9,105
101,553
47, 336
4,025
174,152 |
152, 600
6,977 1
110, 532 1
$13
$2,349
$100, 255
9,105
1, 627
877
2,564
7,197
97, 362
39, 262
37
27
166, 289
152, 573
2,090
108,162
$66
4, 025
7,826
6,977
280
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
City niimber
Table I X — C o n t i n u e d
33
SPECIAL PROPERTY TAXES
Corporation
CITY
All o t h e r
Total
Street
railway
Bank
All o t h e r
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
194
196
197
201
205
West Hoboken, N. J__
Brookline, Mass
Jamestown, N. Y
Everett, Mass
Chicopee, Mass
$13,212
99, 605
19, 248
102, 747
237,042
$13, 212
18, 771
19, 248
258
1,086
211
213
219
224
225
230
Stamford, Conn
Taunton, Mass
New Brunswick, N. J
Wilmington, N. C
Auburn, N. Y
Orange, N. J
9,047
135, 059
7,896
985
3,036
1,707
9,047
231
234
235
239
241
244
Amsterdam, N. Y
Waltham, Mass
Lewiston, Me
Sheboygan, Wis
Watertown, N. Y
Newburgh, N. Y
17, 593
120, 280
7,276
7,404
2,982
17,167
17, 593
$9,362
$71,472
"~7,"l60"
95, 329
235,956
2,021
133,038
985
3,036
1,707
120,208
',276 !
$7, 404
137 !
17,167 I
" ~ 2 ~ 845'
City number
T h e a m o u n t s received from t h e different classes of special t a x e s shown in t h e
column h e a d e d " A l l o t h e r " are presented in Table X , which follows.
Table X
" O T H E R SPECIAL T A X E S
CITY
Inheritance
Total
•
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
1
G r a n d total
I__
II__
III
IV
V
_ .
$353, 863, 854
21,247,511
1
3, 312, 806
4,076,997
2,153, 474
3,073,066
|
$852, 480
84, 111
381, 497
300, 873
40, 437
45, 562
Income
$27,913, 201
16, 719, 207
2, 679, 231
3, 558,186
2, 041, 067
2,915, 510
Mortgage
$5, 093, 706
4, 444,193
247, 611
217, 938
71,970
111,994
GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
1
2
4
5
8
12
N e w Y o r k , N . Y__
Chicago, 111
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, Ohio
Boston, M a s s
Buffalo, N . Y
__
$15, 545, 185
76, 815
647, 285
7,296
3, 868, 791
1,102,139
$12, 025, 373
$3, 519, 812
$76, 815
647, 285
7, 296
3, 868, 791
825, 043
277, 096
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
13
14
16
18
22
1
2
Milwaukee, Wis
Washington, D. C
M i n n e a p o l i s , M i n n _ _ ___
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
Rochester, N . Y _.
$2, 346,140
2
4, 467
120,978
298, 463 1
542, 758
$57.507
$2, 288, 633
25, 527
298, 463
Includes $4,467 incorporation tax for Washington, D. C , not shown in detail.
Incorporation tax.
87305—26
3
$95, 451
,
390, 598
152,160
City nuniber
34
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
Table X—Continued
O T H E R SPECIAL T A X E S
1
1
CITY
Total
j Inheritance
Income
Mortgage
I
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
25 • T o l e d o , O h i o . .
28 A k r o n , Ohio
29 C o l u m b u s , Ohio
31 St. P a u l , M i n n
36 W o r c e s t e r , M a s s .
.
Richmond, Va.
Syracuse, N . Y .
D a y t o n , Ohio
Norfolk, V a
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
53
57
60
63
64
Springfield, M a s s
Fall River, Mass
N e w Bedford, M a s s
Albany, N. Y
Cambridge. Mass
68
69
70
75
77
78
Yonkers, N . Y
Lowell, M a s s
Duluth, Minn
C a n t o n , Ohio
Lynn, Mass
Utica, N . Y
...
_
•
$79, 545
26, 884
78, 270
43, 394
273, 432
39, 360
500
18, 715
39
40
43
44
47
$79, 545
26,884
78, 270
32, 576
633, 832
43, 394
563,
372,
378,
179,
356,
$32, 576
$633, 832
213,939
59, 493
39, 360
500
18, 715
568
652
372
268
270
563,
372,
378,
135,
356,
258, 272
288, 537
6,410
14, 205
283, 531
149, 404
568
652
372
347
270
43,921
43, 264
215, 008
288, 537
6,410
14, 205
283, 531
117,130
32, 274
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
$202,
235,
75,
34,
72,
71,
Somerville, M a s s
_.
Lawrence, Mass
Schenectady, N . Y
Manchester, N. H
Troy, N. Y
Binghamton, N. Y
118
19i
123
Springfield, Ohio
Racine, Wis
Brockton, Mass
Holyoke, Mass
Quincy, Mass . . _
Portsmouth, Va
7,904
186,819
212, 439 j
193,359
161,563
4,381
17, 469
Niagara Falls, N . Y
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
Newton, Mass
Maiden, Mass
819
439
359
563
$7,904
17, 469 !
132,026
10,683
330, 625
150, 314
580
$21
504
305
884
039
186,
212,
193,
161,
$202, 580
235,521
113,020
34,305
72,884
87, 582
80
85
86
94
107
110
1^9
136
138
111
115
150
156
157
.
$37, 516
16, 543
•
4,381
114,115
17,911
10, 683
330, 625
150, 314
1
GBOUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000
160
163
170
171
174
Haverhill, Mass
.
Kenosha, Wis
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y .
Elmira, N. Y
Chelsea, M a s s
176
178
182
188
Medford, Mass
Pittsfield, M a s s
L i m a , Ohio
Madison, Wis
Fitchburg, Mass
189
190
196
197
198
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
Salem, M a s s
Brookline, M a s s .
J a m e s t o w n , N . Y.__
H a m i l t o n , Ohio
201
Everett, Mass
L o r a i n , Ohio
Chicopee, M a s s
Superior, W i s
Taunton, Mass-
isn
*>04
205
210
213
.
$164, 203
411,696
110,499
52,556
108, 462
121,461
137,687 1
5,937 j
119,699
124,659
_.
_
i...
._
135,038
139,423
400,060
41,283
11, 524
118,369
9,598
97,977
65,396
106,484
$164, 203
411,696
84,300
44, 692
108, 462
$26,199
7,864
121,461
137,687
$5,937
119,699
124,659
II, 524
108,251
139,423
400,060
32,673
118,369
9, 598
97,977
65,396
106,484
26,787
8,610
35
City number
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
Table X — C o n t i n u e d
O T H E R SPECIAL T A X E S
CITY
Total
Inheritance
Income
Mortgage
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
216
225
227
228
231
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
A u b u r n , N . Y_ . _
Newport News, Va
__
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Amsterdam, N. Y
. .
232
234
236
238
239
Petersburg, Va
Waltham, Mass
G r e e n B a y , Wis
241
243
244
245
Watertown, N . Y
Sheboygan, Wis
Newburgh, N. Y
$13,002
32,903
248
53,036
30,270
._
_
_
.__
$13,002
2,628
93, 596
44,691
94,808
53,627
2,628
56,228
70,154
43,239
2,625
$28,642
$4,261-
43, 716
23,177
9,320'
7,093-
248
93,596
44,691
94, 808
53,627
48,028
70,154
29, 579
8,200
13, 660
2,625
Receipts from poll taxes.—In some cities poll taxes are assessed a t a fixed
a m o u n t per capita; in others t h e polls are graded according to t h e occupation of
the individual, a n d are assessed a t t h e rate for the general property tax. All:
receipts from per capita taxes, whether uniform or graded, are included in thecolumn headed " P o l l taxes." Poll taxes a m o u n t i n g to $4,680,304 were r e p o r t e d
in 1924 by 113 of t h e 248 cities located in 23 States.
Receipts from business taxes.—In 1924 t h e revenue derived from business
taxes, exacted with or without the issue of licenses, a m o u n t e d to $43,052,137, a
relatively small percentage of t h e t o t a l revenues.
Receipts from nonbusiness license taxes.—The receipts from nonbusiness
license taxes are t a b u l a t e d in three columns, t h e headings of which are fairly
descriptive of the classes of revenue included under each.
Some of t h e cities not reporting receipts from dog taxes collected such t a x e s
for t h e States, receiving back a portion of the same as subventions, receipts from
which are included in Table 8. I n other cities dogs are assessed as p r o p e r t y ,
a n d receipts from taxes on dogs are included with general p r o p e r t y taxes.
T h e t e r m "general license t a x e s " is used to designate t h e taxes exacted w i t h
t h e granting of all licenses under general s t a t u t e s or ordinances, other t h a n d o g
licenses a n d business licenses. T h e t a x on motor vehicles forms t h e most i m p o r t a n t item among receipts of this class.
Receipts from special assessments, and special charges for outlays.—With t h e
exception of property taxes, special assessments and special charges for outlays*
constitute t h e largest single item of revenue for t h e majority of cities.
Special assessments for expenses were reported for 98 cities and a g g r e g a t e d
$4,119,280.
< Special assessments and special charges for outlays were reported by 23$
.>
cities, with a t o t a l of $143,661,129. 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 ir&
some cities, for t h e grading a n d widening of streets, t h e building of retaining;
walls, bridges, a n d viaducts, a n d for p a r k improvements.
Receipts from fines, forfeits, and escheats.—The 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.
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FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
TABLE 8
Receipts from subventions and grants.—The total amount received as subventions and grants from other civil divisions was $102,274,213, of which 87.7
per cent was for education.
Receipts from donations and pension assessments.—The receipts from donations from private individuals and corporations, given in Table 8, are arranged
in four classes: Those for (1) expenses other than pensions, (2) pensions, (3) outlays, and (4) principal of public trust funds.
Receipts for expenses other than pensions include donations for maintenance
of schools and libraries, parks and other recreational purposes, hospitals and
health departments, and for charities.
Receipts for outlays represent contributions to the city for the purchase or
construction of educational and recreational facilities, of hospital equipment,
drinking fountains, and of memorials to heroes.
Receipts for establishing or adding to the principal of public trust funds were
reported by comparatively few cities and were for such purposes as policemen's,
firemen's, and teachers' retirement, park, school, library, or hospital endowment*
and relief of poor.
The receipts from pension assessments were largely contributed by policemen,
firemen, and teachers, although small amounts were contributed by other municipal employees.
TABLE 9
Receipts from highway privileges.—Among the receipts from highway privileges are those from steam and street railroads for the privilege of using the
streets for the transportation of freight or passengers, and those for electric
light and power companies, water, telegraph, and telephone companies, and heat
distribution and refrigeration companies for the privilege of placing wires, pipes,
poles, and other equipment in, under, over, or across the streets, incident to the
conduct of their business of furnishing public utilities. Under this heading are
included, also, amounts received by the cities for such privileges as to maintain
vaults under the sidewalk, to use portions of the street for storing building
materials, and to extend awnings or show windows beyond the building line.
Receipts from rents of investment properties.—The receipts from rents
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 that were paid by the divisions of the city government to these funds as
interest on their debt obligations Held as investments. The aggregate of such
interest transfer receipts was $40,098,056, of which $23,285,438, or 58.1 per cent,
was reported by New York, N. Y. If this aggregate be deducted from the total
interest receipts there remains $28,727,833 which is the actual interest, or that
received from the public by the 248 pities in ,1924.
DESCRIPTION OF GENEKAL TABLES
37
TABLE 10
Character of receipts tabulated as from general departmental earnings.—
American municipalities realize considerable a m o u n t s of revenue from fees,
charges, rents, sales, a n d allied sources. T h e revenues from these sources
are w h a t economists call contractual as distinguished from compulsory revenues,
t a b u l a t e d in Tables 3 a n d 7 as taxes, special assessments, a n d fines. T h e y
involve t h e exchange of equivalents by which cities receive cash in r e t u r n for
a benefit granted in t h e form of service, rents, or objects sold.
T h e receipts of t h e general d e p a r t m e n t s from fees a n d charges include all
a m o u n t s received by t h e cities as compensation for services rendered t o t h e
payers by t h e general d e p a r t m e n t s of t h e cities, whether t h e services were clerical
in character, t h e compensation for which is called a " f e e , " or were other t h a n
clerical, t h e compensation for which is called a " c h a r g e . "
As receipts from rents there are included in Table 10 only a m o u n t s received
for t h e use of real property employed principally for d e p a r t m e n t a l uses.
As receipts from sales there are included receipts from t h e sale of discarded
equipment and materials where t h e p a y m e n t s for replacement a n d renewal are
classified as expenses. Similar sales on outlay account are included in nonrevenue receipts in Table 18.
Certain receipts from sources other t h a n those above described are classed
as d e p a r t m e n t a l , t h e principal item being a m o u n t s received as insurance t o
cover losses b y fire in cases where t h e repair of fire damages is charged to expense.
Receipts from insurance where t h e repair of damages is charged to outlay a r e
classified as offsets to outlays a n d are included in nonrevenue receipts shown in
Table 18.
Classification of general departmental receipts.—The t o t a l a m o u n t of receipts
from fees, charges, rents, sales, a n d allied sources is shown in this report, a n d
also its distribution to t h e divisions of government by which t h e services were
rendered. These divisions correspond to t h e classification employed in t a b u lating t h e general d e p a r t m e n t a l expenses and outlays, as given in Tables 12 a n d 17.
TABLE 11
Public service enterprises.—In t h e text of Table 3 will be found a definition
of t h e t e r m public service enterprise as used by t h e Bureau of t h e Census.
T h e statistics of municipally operated public service enterprises are for m o s t
cities defective because of the fact t h a t their accounts are not completely segregated, a n d t h e enterprises are not credited with all t h e revenues arising from
their activities nor debited with all t h e expenses chargeable t o t h e m . For example, t h e y m a y not be credited with t h e interest earned on their funds on current deposit nor charged with t h e interest on their bonds. And in m a n y cases
t h e y are not credited for utilities furnished or services rendered by t h e m t o t h e
various d e p a r t m e n t s a n d to other public utility enterprises of t h e city.
Receipts of public service enterprises.—The receipts shown in Table 11 for
t h e different classes of public service enterprises include all revenue receipts of
these enterprises recorded in t h e city books, with t h e exception of interest on
current deposits. Of t h e large a m o u n t reported for New York, N . Y., in t h e
column headed " All other," $3,356,943 was received from ferry tolls a n d $351,449
from bridge tolls. A m o u n t s for other cities appearing in t h a t column were
received principally from ferries, toll bridges, harbor towage and pilotage, land
development, ice plants, a n d farms.
TABLE 12
Payments for general departmental expenses.—In Table 12 are presented
statistics showing p a y m e n t s for t h e expenses of the various cities during 1924
38
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
for objects or purposes other than the operation and maintenance of publi c
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 54.1 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 1924 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.
Payments for miscellaneous expenses.—In most instances the column headings of this division reveal clearly the nature of the payments tabulated under
each. Under the heading "Unclassified" are tabulated those payments that
are not assignable to any specific classification of any of the divisions. The
amounts included in the column "Undistributed" are, with few exceptions,
those which with perfect accounting for statistical reports would be distributed
to the various other columns of the table. The amounts so tabulated represent
(1) undistributed payments for incidental operating plants which are classified
as municipal service enterprises, such as electric-light plants, heating plants,
and garages; and (2) incidental operating plants not classified as municipal
service enterprises, and such other payments for accounts with departments
of supplies, purchasing agent, insurance, printing, advertising, and similar
accounts as can not be distributed.
Exceptional payments for expenses by Massachusetts cities.—The State of
Massachusetts has established for the benefit of a number of cities and towns
certain metropolitan districts in and about Boston for the purchase and improvement of parks and for the construction and maintenance of sewers and waterworks. The cities and towns benefited are charged with the costs of maintaining
the properties and public improvements acquired, including the interest on loans
made by the State for the original outlays, and are required to make contributions to the State sinking fund for the redemption of the debt incurred by the
State for their benefit. Other payments to the Commonwealth of the same
general nature are those for the abolition of grade crossings.
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DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
Comparative s u m m a r y of 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 1903-1924.—In Table X I , which follows, t h e r e is
presented, b y principal divisions of t h e d e p a r t m e n t s of city government, a summ a r y of t h e net p a y m e n t s for general d e p a r t m e n t a l expenses of 146 cities for
specified years from 1903 to 1924, inclusive. I n compiling this table certain
changes h a v e been m a d e in t h e t a b u l a t i o n presented in reports for years prior
t o 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 h e changes referred t o result in pensions being shown u n d e r
" Miscellaneous" instead of as a p a r t of t h e expenses of t h e d e p a r t m e n t s affected.
Table XI
Total
-_..
_ .
1933
1922
$1, 287,484,806
•
General government__
__
P r o t e c t i o n t o person a n d p r o p e r t y
Health and sanitation
Highways
Charities, hospitals, a n d corrections
Schools
__
Libraries
_
Recreation
Miscellaneous
_
$1, 208, 056,438
$1,155, 691, 566
$697,319,550
111, 856, 506
259,275,394
130, 388,115
109,807,119
79, 239,113
475, 725,840
15, 782, 744
41,819, 027
63, 590,948
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
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
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
Total.General g o v e r n m e n t
Protection to person a n d property.—.
Health and sanitation
Highways
_._
Charities, hospitals, a n d corrections..
Schools
Libraries
Recreation
Miscellaneous
1
1919
19U
GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL
E X P E N S E S : 146 CITIES
$546,568,203
62,
120,
55,
60,
38,
162,
7,
20,
18,
1907
$452, 899,274
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
» $367,367,970
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
i $278,173,930
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
I n c l u d e s refunds a n d service transfers.
An examination of Table X I shows t h a t the t o t a l general d e p a r t m e n t a l expenses of the 146 cities increased in each of the periods, t h e average a n n u a l
increase for the period 1903 to 1924 being $48,062,422, while for t h e last five
years of t h a t period it was $118,033,051.
TABLE 13
P a y m e n t s for the principal general departmental expenses, total and per
capita.—In Table 13 are presented the 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 most 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 imp 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 the highest
per capita figures for all expenses included in the table, Groups I I , I I I , IV, a n d
V following in the order named. The figures for individual cities of the different
groups show striking variations, because of the factors other t h a n population
which influence expense p a y m e n t s .
The per capita p a y m e n t s for general governmental expenses in cities of Groups
I a n d I I are larger t h a n t h e y 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
the executive a n d judicial functions usually possessed by counties. To secure
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FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
comparability between t h e p a y m e n t s for all general g o v e r n m e n t a l functions in
these cities a n d in other cities of Groups I a n d I I which exercise n o county functions, certain percentages of t h e p a y m e n t s for expenses of c o u n t y g o v e r n m e n t s
of t h e other cities of Groups I a n d I I are combined with t h e city p a y m e n t s , as
h a s been explained in t h e discussion of Table 2, page 15.
Comparative summary of the per capita net payments for general departmental expenses of all cities for specified years: 1903-1924.—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
o t h e r t h a n those of public service enterprises for all cities having a p o p u l a t i o n
of over 30,000 for specified years from 1903 t o 1924. There h a s been a general
increase in t h e t o t a l n u m b e r of cities covered b y these reports, b u t this h a s h a d
no appreciable effect upon t h e p e r capita p a y m e n t s .
Table XII
Total
YEAR
Proteceal
General tion to H a n dt h
govern- person sanitaand
ment
tion
property i
ChariEDUCATION
ties,
H i g h - hospiw a y s tals, and
1 Libracorrec- Schools
tions
1924._
1923__
1922__
1919__
1917-_
1915-_
$35. 61
$3.01
34. 02 ! 2.95
33.15
2.94
21.63
2.22
18. 95 ! 2.18
18.45
2.10
$7.10
6.82
6.66
4.53
4.04
4.06
$3.55
3.34
3.25
2.34
1.93
1.86
$3.07
3.01
2.87
2.04
1.96
2.06
$2.08
2.01
2.08
1.59
1.36
1.26
$13. 52
12.87
12.50
6.88
5.89
5.58
$0.44
0.43
0.41
0.28
0.25
0.24
1913__
1911 __
1909-_
1907__
1905._
1903 __
17.23
2.00
17. 62 j 2.08
16. 07
1.96
15.95
1.86
13. 88
1.38
13.19 1! 1.46
3.89
4.12
3.89
3.80
3.52
3.35
1.75
1.77
1.62
1.59
1.35
1.21
1.93
2.04
1.71
1.91
1.67
1.64
1.11
1.17
1.10
1.05
0.88
0.86
4.98
5.04
4.54
4.42
3.99
3.86
MisRecre- cellaation 2 neous l
0.22
0.23
0.25
0.21
0.19
0.19
$1.15
1.10
1.09
0.74
0.66
0.68
$1. 67
1.49
1.34
1.01
0.69
0.61
0.63
0.65 |
0.55 1
0.51
0.47
0.35
0.71
0.53
0.45
0.59
0.44
0.27
1
Payments for pensions are included in column "Miscellaneous" for the years 1911 to [1924,! inclusive; for the years 1903 to 1909, inclusive, they are included with expenses of police, fire, and school
departments.
2
Payments for expenses of art galleries and museums are included in column "Recreation" for the
years 1911 to 1924, inclusive; for the years 1903 to 1909, inclusive, they are included with the expenses
of libraries.
DIAGRAM 8 . — P E R
MENTAL
CAPITA N E T PAYMENTS FOR PRINCIPAL GENERAL
E X P E N S E S O F A L L C I T I E S O F O V E R 30,000 F O R S P E C I F I E D
DEPARTYEARS:
1903-1924
0
5
10
DOLLARS
1
5
20
w/y//M/yyyyM//M^^
1923
WMMMKM^^
1922
25
vvawwyy^^
I9J9
30
35
11 M i i « i i ^ ^
1
III I M U X ^
-•
1917
1915
1913
1911
^ ^ M S
yjy//A^ASSSSBSk\m
WAr//AffiBBaB&\\\\
1907
w//////jy®g^\\\mm^>.
1905
Y/s///sj®®m\iwa^
1903
vzovm^mm
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WR
1909
p ^ ^ f l EDUCATION
1 PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY
J
HEALTH AND SANITATION
| % ^ ^ C H A R I T I E S . HOSPITALS. AND CORRECTIONS.
[] GENERAL GOVERNMENT
RECREATION
\ HIGHWAYS
ALLOTHER
41
DESCRIPTION 0 ^ GENERAL TABLES
The 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 t o $35.61 in 1924, or 170 per cent.
TABLE 14
P e r cent distribution of p a y m e n t s for t h e principal general d e p a r t m e n t a l
e x p e n s e s , by object of p a y m e n t . — T a b l e 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 p e r cent distribution of t h e p a y m e n t s for
expenses, other t h a n of public service enterprises. T h e 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.
For nearly all cities a larger percentage was reported for schools t h a n for a n y
other purpose shown in t h e t a b l e . Although t h e per capita expenses for schools,
as shown in Table 13, increase with t h e size of t h e cities, t h e y do n o t increase a s
rapidly as other per capita expenses; hence t h e percentages represented b y school
expenses, as given in Table 14, are greater for t h e cities of Group V t h a n for those
of Group I .
Comparative s u m m a r y of per cent distribution of n e t general d e p a r t m e n t a l
expenses of all cities for specified y e a r s : 1903-1924.—Table X I I I , which follows,
gives a comparative s u m m a r y of t h e per cent of n e t 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 b y those of t h e principal divisions of such expenses for
specified years from 1903 t o 1924.
DIAGRAM 9 . — P E R C E N T DISTRIBUTION OP PRINCIPAL G E N E R A L DEPARTMENTAL
E X P E N S E S O F A L L C I T I E S O F O V E R 30,000 FOR S P E C I F I E D Y E A R S :
1903-1924
PER CENT
0
20
40
0 0 0 0 4 EDUCATION
AND
TOSON^
SANITATION
H U H GENERAL GOVERNMENT
87205—2(3
4
80
1§§888^ HIGHWAYS
g^PROTEOTIONJO
H5KHEALTH
60
^ ^ C H A R . T . E S . HOSP.TALS. AND CORRECTIONS
Jj^RECREATION
|
| ALL OTHER
[00
42
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
Table XIII
ProtecHealth
General t i o n t o
person
and
govern- a n d
sanitament
proption
erty
YEAR
1924
1923
1922
1919.
1917
1915
1913
1911
1909
1907
1905
1903,
...
__..
_.
_
_
_
Highways
ChariEDUCATION
ties,
hospitals,
and
Schools L i b r a ries
corrections
Recreation
Miscellaneous
8.5
8.7
8.9
10.2
11.5
11.4
19.9
20.1
20.1
21.0
21.4
22.0
10.0
9.8
9.8
10.8
10.1
10.1
8.6
8.9
8.7
9.4
10.4
11.2
5.9
5.9
6.3
7.3
7.2
6.8
38.0
37.8
37.7
31.8
31.1
30.2
1.2
1.3
1.2
1.3
1.3
1.3
3.2
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
3.7
4.7
4.4
4.0
4.7
3.5
3.3
11.6
11.8
12.2
11.7
10.0
11.1
22.6
23.4
24.2
23.8
25.3
25.3
10.1
10.1
10.0
9.9
9.7
9.2
11.2
11.6
10.6
12.0
12.0
12.4
6.4
6.6
6.9
6.6
6.3
6.5
28.9
28.6
28.2
27.7
28.7
29.3
1.3
1.3
1.5
1.3
1.4
1.5
3.7
3.7
3.4
3.2
3.4
2.7
4.2
3.0
2.8
3.6
3.2
2.1
TABLE 15
Payments 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 the 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 a n d outlays of such systems have been presented since 1902 for 146
cities, except as to 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 to 1924 is included in t h e
s t a t e m e n t which follows.
PAYMENTS
Revenue
receipts
YEAR
Total
1924
1923
1922
1919
1917
1915
1913
1911
1909-.
1907
1905
1903
1
_.
._-
$127,483, 814
120,341,095
108,426,188
86, 272, 626
76, 964,015
70, 599, 902
$170,804,614
138,841, 695
65,317,823
63, 610,139
57,105,840
52, 712, 870
47,396, 604
42,986,187
91, 276,498
91, 968, 532
76,452, 815
61,760, 318
41,581,743
0)
80,674, 743
63, 918,158
76, 609,355
(1)
Expenses
Outlays
$65, 609, 226
63, 264,186
56,922,616
41, 686, 560
31,885, 640
30, 217,904
$105,195,388
75, 577, 509
29, 227, Q70
25, 882, 798
23, 519,487
20,827,844
18,677, 311
17,449, 061
62, 049,428
66,085,734
52,933,328
40,932,474
22, 904,432
C1)
38,988,183
32, 032, 518
46, 391,451
0)
Outlays for water-supply systems not reported separately.
F r o m 1903 to 1924 t h e receipts from t h e revenues of water-supply systems of
these 146 cities increased $84,497,627, or 196.6 per cent, while their p a y m e n t s
for expenses increased $48,160,165, or 276 per cent. T h e p a y m e n t s for expenses a m o u n t e d to 40.6 per cent of t h e receipts from revenue in 1903 a n d 51.5
per cent in 1924. T h e increase in t h e revenue receipts a n d p a y m e n t s for expenses a n d outlays of t h e water-supply systems of the 146 cities during specified
periods from 1903 to 1924, as shown in t h e s t a t e m e n t above, are illustrated by
D i a g r a m 10.
43
DESCEIPTION OF GENEKAL TABLES
D I A G R A M 1 0 . — 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 F O R
E X P E N S E S AND O U T L A Y S O P W A T E R - S U P P L Y SYSTEMS O F 146 C I T I E S F O R
S P E C I F I E D Y E A R S : 1903-1924
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
0
20
40
60
80
100
[REVENUE RECEIPTS
120
140
160
180
E I 2 2 3 P A Y M E N T 8 FOR EXPENSES
X///////X
PAYMENTS FOR OUTLAYS
Of t h e Massachusetts cities of over 30,000 i n h a b i t a n t s , eight are in t h e m e t r o
politan water district a n d obtain water for their several systems from t h e m e t r o politan water system. T h e metropolitan water system is operated b y t h e S t a t e ,
a n d all costs of construction, extension, a n d maintenance are apportioned a m o n g
t h e municipalities benefited. These costs are annually apportioned a m o n g t h e
various cities a n d towns in three p a r t s : (1) For t h e accumulation of sinking f u n d s
t o redeem bonds issued for t h e construction or extension of t h e m e t r o p o l i t a n
system, (2) for interest on such bonds, a n d (3) for expenses of maintenance.
TABLE 16
P a y m e n t s for interest on city d e b t s . — T h e interest p a y m e n t s of Table 16 a r e
classified a s p a y m e n t s for interest on (1) funded a n d floating debt, (2) special
assessment loans, a n d (3) other debt, including revenue loans a n d miscellaneous
debt obligations. T h e y are all exclusive of p a y m e n t s m a d e in error a n d later
repaid t o t h e city and of p a y m e n t s of interest which balance a m o u n t s previously
received as accrued interest on t h e original issue of city debt obligations.
The a m o u n t s included in this table in t h e columns headed "All o t h e r ' ' a n d
"Of other divisions" are given in detail for t h e various divisions of t h e city gove r n m e n t s in t h e column headed " I n t e r e s t " in Table 4. Of t h e t o t a l a m o u n t of
interest p a y m e n t s , 87.7 p e r cent was reported for city corporations, 8 p e r cent
for independent school districts, a n d 4.3 per cent for other independent divisions,
including certain counties in Groups I a n d I I .
T h e aggregate of all interest p a y m e n t s was $242,373,253. Of this a m o u n t ,
$40,098,056, or 16.5 per cent, represents transfers or a m o u n t s of money paid by t h e
various divisions of t h e governments of t h e cities as interest on city securities
held b y t h e sinking funds, investment funds, and public t r u s t funds.
F r o m t h e classification of interest according t o t h e kind of debt obligation o n
which paid, it appears t h a t 90.1 p e r cent of t h e t o t a l interest p a y m e n t s was on
funded a n d floating debt, 5.2 p e r cent on special assessment loans, a n d 4.7 p e r
cent on revenue loans and miscellaneous debt obligations.
44
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
T h e interest on special assessment loans is seldom paid from collections ol
p r o p e r t y taxes or similar revenues, b u t from special assessments, such assessments
being collected in a n u m b e r of annual or semiannual installments, each one of
which includes an a m o u n t for meeting t h e interest on t h e bonds for t h e amortization of which t h e installment is collected.
Exceptional payments for interest by Massachusetts cities.—In t h e discussion
of Table 12 a t t e n t i o n is called to certain p a y m e n t s by Massachusetts cities to t h e
C o m m o n w e a l t h for t h e maintenance of sewer, park, a n d water-supply systems
t h a t h a v e been constructed for t h e benefit of t h e city of Boston a n d t h e adjoining
municipalities, a n d t h e further p a y m e n t to t h e State to reimburse it for p a y m e n t s
of interest on loans which were m a d e to finance t h e construction or acquisition of
t h e systems. Similar p a y m e n t s of interest are m a d e to the State on t h e advances
m a d e by it in financing the cost of changes required for the abolition of grade
crossings, a n d such interest p a y m e n t s are included in Table 16 on the lines for t h e
several cities.
TABLE 17
P a y m e n t s for outlays,—The p a y m e n t s for outlays presented in Table 17
comprise t h e a m o u n t s paid by t h e several cities for t h e acquisition a n d construction of more or less p e r m a n e n t properties a n d public improvements, including
p a y m e n t s for additions made to those previously acquired or constructed, b u t
exclusive of p a y m e n t s in error for t h e correction of which counterbalancing
a m o u n t s were later received. T h e p a y m e n t s last mentioned a n d t h e counterbalancing receipts, t h e most i m p o r t a n t of which are derived from sales of real
p r o p e r t y a n d insurance adjustments, are included in t h e nongovernmental-cost
p a y m e n t s a n d nonrevenue receipts shown in Tables 19 a n d 18.
I n t h e case of 24 cities t h e p a y m e n t s for outlays shown in Table 17 exceed t h e
a m o u n t s shown in Table 4, in t h e column headed " O u t l a y s , " by t h e a m o u n t of
those p a y m e n t s for outlays recorded in Table 17 which were offset b y receipts
from t h e public on outlay account, b u t which could not be deducted from outlays
for t h e individual d e p a r t m e n t with which t h e y are identified because such outlays
were smaller t h a n t h e offsets, or because t h e character of t h e offset was not reported with sufficient precision to identify t h e d e p a r t m e n t for which t h e original
outlay had been m a d e . T h e p a y m e n t s of Table 17 are t h u s t h e t o t a l p a y m e n t s
on outlay account less p a y m e n t s in error, a n d t h e larger p a r t of p a y m e n t s offset
by receipts, while in t h e preparation of Table 4 it was possible to eliminate t h e
remaining p a y m e n t s offset by receipts on outlay account. Table 4, therefore,
shows t h e a m o u n t b y which t h e value of t h e p e r m a n e n t properties a n d public
i m p r o v e m e n t s was increased as a result of t h e cash transactions of t h e year.
T h e governmental-cost p a y m e n t s for outlays of t h e 248 cities reported, as
shown in Table 4, a m o u n t e d to $829,747,910. T h e excess of receipts from t h e
issue of debt obligations over p a y m e n t s for t h e cancellation of debt obligations,
as shown in Tables 18 a n d 19, was $507,609,443. T h e governmental-cost p a y m e n t s for outlays, therefore, exceeded t h e increase in debt by $322,138,467.
This shows t h a t for t h e 248 cities as a whole t h e increase in debt during t h e year
a m o u n t e d to 61.2 per cent of t h e governmental-cost p a y m e n t s for new properties
a n d public i m p r o v e m e n t s .
TABLES 18 AND 19
Nonrevenue receipts and nongovernmental-cost payments.—Nonrevenue receipts are a m o u n t s received under such conditions t h a t they do not result in a n
increase in t h e value of municipal assets without increasing t h e indebtedness, a n d
nongovernmental-cost p a y m e n t s are a m o u n t s paid under such conditions t h a t
t h e y do not result in a decrease in t h e value of municipal assets without decreasing indebtedness. T h e relation of these receipts a n d p a y m e n t s t o t h e records
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
45
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.
Receipts and payments on account of private trusts.—Nearly all cities receive
and disburse moneys on account of private trusts. Such trusts are of two
kinds—those under which the city assumes the obligation of applying to specified uses the moneys deposited or the interest derived therefrom for the individual
or corporation whose deposit is accepted in trust, and those under which t h e
city merely holds moneys or securities until the fulfillment of certain conditions
or the determination or discovery of the owner. Tables 18 and 19 show the
total amounts received and paid on account of private trusts of both kinds,,
whether they were carried on the books as separate funds or merely carried as
accounts of the general fund. In all cases the balances on hand constitute an
obligation of the city or division of government.
Receipts and payments on account of investments.—The amounts shown in
Tables 18 and 19 as received from the sale and paid for the purchase of investments represent the total amounts of such transactions of all sinking funds,
public trust funds, and investment funds of the city and any independent division
of government included in this report as one of the constituent units of the government of the municipality. Such transactions consist merely in an exchange
of assets of one form for those of another, and neither increase nor diminish the
value of the assets of the fund in which the transaction takes place. They must,
nevertheless, be shown in a complete statement of municipal transactions,,
particularly as they are interwoven with the other transactions of the funds.
Receipts and payments on account of supplies.—Many cities maintain departments or offices which purchase supplies in quantity and issue them on requisition,,
charging them to the departments and taking credit for the amounts. Thereceipts shown under this head in Table 18 include, for general supplies, only
the excess of accounting receipts for supplies used for governmental purposes
over the cost of those purchased; they also include such amounts received from;
the sale of textbooks to pupils and from the operation of school lunch rooms as
are balanced by payments on account of same. The payments shown under
this head in Table 49 include, for general supplies, only the excess of payments;
for supplies over the cost of those charged to expense and outlay accounts;:
they also include such amounts paid for the purchase of school books for sale t o
pupils and for the 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
the column headed "Offsets to outlays" are shown the total amounts received
on outlay account from the sale of materials and from charges in reimbursement
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for services where the costs of the materials and services were originally entered
;as payments from outlay accounts, also amounts received as insurance adjustments where the cost of replacing the property destroyed was recorded as paid
from an outlay account. In the case of small losses by fire, where the replacement is classed as a repair, the receipts from insurance adjustment are included
In the departmental receipts of Table 3. In the column headed " Outlays offset
by receipts" are tabulated the total amounts that have been deducted from the
recorded outlays because of the offsetting receipts above described, the amounts
tabulated in the two columns being identical.
Receipts and payments on account of refunds.—Accrued interest received or
paid is disbursed or recovered at the close of the interest period in which the
transaction takes place. The effect upon the treasury is, therefore, the same as
would be produced by a refund payment or receipt, although the amount may
or may not be paid to or recovered from the individual or corporation with whom
the original transaction took place. The amounts of these transactions are
included in the data of Tables 18 and 19, as they in no way affect the amounts
received from revenue or disbursed for governmental costs. They constitute
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 be 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
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
47
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
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/'
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Assets in investment funds, and miscellaneous investments.—Under the heading "Assets in investment funds, and miscellaneous investments" are shown all
assets of funds other than sinking and trust funds and all interest-bearing securities and investments other than those of the funds mentioned, including real
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 comparative!}7 small, and in some instances they are held only temporarily
while awaiting a favorable opportunity for the city to dispose of them, when the
proceeds are to be turned over to the general treasury. In some cities permanent
funds have been established to enable the cities to carry their own fire risks on
municipal buildings, an amount equal to the premiums usually charged by insurance companies being set aside each year for the creation of a fund from wThich
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 treas-
DESCRIPTION OP GENERAL TABLES
49
uries a n d of all independently administered funds, other t h a n those of t h e four
classes mentioned, of all divisions of government which are classed by t h e Bureau
of t h e Census as p a r t s of t h e government of t h e municipality.
T h e figures in t h e last column of Table 20 represent t h e t o t a l value of public
properties shown in detail in Table 21. The t e r m public properties as here used
comprises t h e land belonging to t h e city and used for municipal purposes, together
with all t h e structures upon such land, including buildings a n d machinery and
all appliances and equipment used for carrying on t h e work of t h e city departm e n t s a n d t h e various public service a n d municipal service enterprises operated
by t h e city. T h e t e r m public properties is to be distinguished from public improvements, a t e r m employed by t h e Census Bureau in referring to those permanent structures which are used by t h e cities for c o m m u n i t y purposes, and which
have a value in use b u t not in exchange.
TABLE 21
Value of properties employed or held for specified purposes.—The value of
all p e r m a n e n t public properties except those in funds with investments is shown
in Table 2 1 , in which for convenience of t r e a t m e n t these properties are classified
as " L a n d , buildings, and equipment of general d e p a r t m e n t s , " and " L a n d ,
buildings, and e q u i p m e n t of public service enterprises." Most of t h e properties
included under t h e first heading are essential to t h e conduct of municipal affairs
and are u n p r o d u c t i v e ; t h a t is, any income t h a t m a y be derived from t h e m
is merely incidental. T h e properties of public service enterprises are productive;
t h a t is, t h e y are designed to furnish an income approximately equaling or exceeding t h e cost of operating and maintaining t h e m .
Valuation of municipal properties.—The i m p o r t a n c e of carefully and accurately estimating t h e value of public properties is not sufficiently appreciated
by m a n y city officials. T h e a m o u n t s given for some cities represent t h e book
value of lands a n d buildings equal to their original cost, less depreciation and
plus improvement a n d appreciation, while for others t h e valuation given is only
an estimate. T h e result is t h a t t h e valuations of public possessions shown for
different cities do n o t furnish absolutely reliable d a t a for comparisons.
Value of properties of general departments.—Of t h e valuation reported for
d e p a r t m e n t a l properties, a m o u n t i n g to $4,549,010,798, $1,611,651,289, or 35. 4
per cent, represents t h e valuation of properties employed in recreation, more t h a n
one-half of this a m o u n t being reported for New York, N . Y. First in order of
importance, however, comes schools, with a valuation of $1,670,365,748.
Value of properties of public service enterprises.—Of t h e t o t a l value of public
service enterprises, 67.5 per cent represents t h e value of water-supply systems;
5 per cent t h e value of electric light and power systems and gas-supply systems;
1.7 per cent t h e value of m a r k e t s ; a n d 25.8 per cent t h e combined value of all
other enterprises, including public halls, subways for pipes a n d wires, railways,
toll bridges, ferries, farms, and other enterprises less frequently m e t with.
TABLE 22
Gross and net indebtedness of cities.—Table 22 shows b o t h t h e gross and net
indebtedness a t t h e close of t h e year reported for all cities of over 30,000 population. T h e t e r m gross indebtedness is here used as t h e designation of t h e aggregate of all outstanding d e b t obligations, and t h e t e r m net indebtedness is used
as t h e designation of t h e t o t a l of t h e a m o u n t s representing t h e funded and floating
debt, less t h e assets of sinking funds accumulated for their amortization. Sinking
fund assets accumulated for t h e amortization of special assessment debt, where
they could be identified as such, were excluded from t h e calculation.
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FINANCIAL STATISTICS OP CITIES
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 obligations.—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
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
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DESCRIPTION OF GENEKAL TABLES
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
11
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, $1,192,230,190,
or 19.6 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) the
purposes of public service enterprises and investments. The revenues derived
by most cities from public service enterprises and investments are sufficient to
meet the interest accruing on debts of this class. These debts, as a rule, do not
rest as burdens upon the general taxpayers, but are paid from revenues derived
from those specially benefited.
Increase during the year in two classes of debt and in sinking fund assets.—
Under the general title "Increase during the year in —" there are given under
descriptive headings the increase in (1) the total funded and floating debt
(2) the sinking fund assets, and (3) the net debt. Of the 248 cities covered by
this report 73 showed decreases during the year in net debt, but the aggregate
increase in net debt for the year was $352,483,284.
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 1924:
Amount
YEAR
1924
1923
1922
1919
1917
1915
_
$5, 597, 892, 964
5,143,081, 344
4, 832,211,089
3, 702, 272, 563
3,453, 553, 736
3,168, 756,138
Per c a p i t a
$160. 41
150.06
143. 71
118. 28
114.02
109. 86
YEAR
1913
1911
1909..
1907..
1905
1903
Amount
$2, 747, 908, 942
2, 558, 745, 024
2, 214, 639, 832
1, 870, 299, 323.
1, 609,159,058
1, 395, 709, 774
Per capita
97 62
95. 52
88 20
80 94
72.23
66 88
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FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
DIAGRAM
11.—GROSS
DEBT,
AT T H E C L O S E
SPECIFIED
YEARS:
OF THE YEAR,
O F 146
CITIES FOR
1903-1924
HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
( [ T h e t e r m s " n e t i n d e b t e d n e s s " a n d " n e t d e b t " as here used differ materially
from t h e use of t h e t e r m s in some of t h e preceding reports for cities having a
population of over 30,000. I n t h e reports for t h e years 1902 t o 1908, inclusive,
t h e Bureau of t h e Census applied t h e t e r m " n e t d e b t " t o t h e t o t a l o u t s t a n d i n g
obligations of cities, less t h e a m o u n t of sinking fund assets. T h e n e t d e b t so
computed seldom represented t h e actual n e t debt because t h e c o m p u t a t i o n did
n o t t a k e account of t h e assets of cities provided for t h e redemption of current
debt, which includes special assessment bonds a n d certificates, revenue bonds
a n d notes, w a r r a n t s a n d t r u s t liabilities.
DIAGRAM
12.—PER
CAPITA
CITIES
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Recognizing this fact, t h e Bureau of t h e Census in its report for fiscal years
subsequent t o 1908 applied t h e t e r m s " n e t funded a n d floating d e b t , " " n e t
indebtedness," a n d " n e t d e b t " t o t h e difference between t h e gross funded a n d
floating d e b t a n d those sinking fund assets which h a d been specifically provided
for t h e amortization of such debt. I n computing t h e n e t indebtedness for t h e
years 1912 a n d 1913 t h e t o t a l sinking fund assets were deducted from t h e gross
funded a n d floating debt, b u t for all years other t h a n those noted above such
assets of sinking funds as were provided for t h e amortization of special assessm e n t d e b t were excluded from t h e calculation.
T h e following table a n d Diagrams 14 a n d 15 present for 14.6 cities a comparative
s u m m a r y of funded or fixed a n d floating debt, sinking fund assets, a n d n e t debt,
t o t a l a n d p e r capita, a t t h e close of t h e year for specified years from 1903 t o 1924..
DESCRIPTION
OF G E N E R A L
NET DEBT l
SINKING FUND ASSETS
Table XIV
F u n d e d or fixed,
a n d floating d e b t
YEAR
Per
capita
Amount
1924
1923
1922
1919
1917
1915
:
._-
$5,057, 023, 870
4, 671, 222,142
4,332,114,718
3, 352, 688, 786
3,150, 424, 610
2, 866,008, 818
Per
capita
Amount
$1, 215, 043, 841
1,129,499, 684
1, 051, 468, 771
811, 516, 426
704, 573,046
620,102, 406
$34. 82
32.96
31.27
25.93
23.26
21.50
$3, 841, 980,029
3, 541,722,458
3,280, 645, 947
2, 541, f72, 360
2, 445, 851, 564
2, 245, 906,412
$110.09
103.34
97.57
81.18
80.75
77.86
540, 454, 805
496, 230, 750
422,063, 594
362, 441, 586
319, 395, 648
290, 096, 696
19.20
18.52
16.81
15.68
14.53
13.90
1, 950,006, 813
1, 808, 828, 392
1, 537,099,399
1, 294, 878, 759
1,119, 345, 755
933, 004, 632
69.28
67.52
61.21
56.04
50.94
44.71
2, 490, 461, 618
2, 305, 059,142
1,959,162, 993 J
1, 657, 320, 345
1,438,741,403
1,223,101,328
1913..1911
1909
1907..
1905
1903
1
53
TABLES
Net debt is funded and floating debt less assets in general sinking funds.
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54
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
Increase of indebtedness with size of cities.—The per 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 CITIE* WITH 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
i Includes $116.45 undistributed.
For general
departments
and municipal service
enterprises
$207.01
146. 94
113. 85
91.19
83.14
i $182. 55
108. 72
85. 43
71. 87
68. 87
Per capita
For public
service
of net debt
enterprises
and invest- !
ments
$24.46
38.21
28.42
19.32
14.27
$134.22
112. 67
85.43
71.35
61.38.
See note for Table 22, p. 429.
TABLE 23
Funded, floating, and special assessment indebtedness, 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 t o t a l
city indebtedness t o which, in t h e t e x t description of Table 22, has 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 and
certificates/' classified according t o t h e reported purpose for which t h e outs t a n d i n g obligations were issued.
T h e classification for m a n y cities is more or less imperfect, owing t o t h e
m e t h o d s of recording d e b t in t h e financial books of those cities. T h e classes of
d e b t obligations b y purpose for which issued t h a t are most accurately shown for
all cities are those for t h e water-supply a n d lighting systems.
Bonds issued under such t e r m s as local i m p r o v e m e n t , street i m p r o v e m e n t ,
and 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 under t h e
more descriptive headings of t h e table, a n d only when such t a b u l a t i o n was
impossible h a v e t h e y been t a b u l a t e d as for " c o m b i n e d or u n r e p o r t e d p u r p o s e s . "
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 c o u l i be discovered without too extended a search of t h e earlier records,
and 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 not be so
classified.
T h e designation " f u n d i n g " is applied t o bonds issued to meet u n p a i d claims
and j u d g m e n t s and outstanding 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.
TABLE 24
Debt classified by rate of interest.—The d e b t for which statistics are presented
in Table 24 comprises t h e funded, floating, a n d special assessment d e b t s which
are shown in t h e table immediately preceding, together with t h e o u t s t a n d i n g
revenue loans. T h e t o t a l interest-bearing debt for which t h e rates were reported
was $5,907,635,247. I n addition t o this a m o u n t , Table 24 shows $73,071,662,
for which t h e rates were not reported, a n d $1,279,832 noninterest-bearing.
Nominal and actual r a t e s of i n t e r e s t . — B y nominal r a t e of interest is m e a n t
t h e r a t e per cent stated in t h e obligation itself, a n d b y actual r a t e is m e a n t t h e
percentage which t h e interest p a y m e n t specified in t h e obligation constitutes of
t h e a c t u a l a m o u n t of money received at its issue after allowance has been m a d e
for t h e proportional distribution of t h e p r e m i u m or of t h e discount over t h e life
of t h e obligation.
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
55
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.
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
56
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
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, althougli 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 XV.
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 XV, 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.
57
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
AGGREGATE TAX
RATE P E R $1,000
OF —
Table XV
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
128
Assessed
valuation
Levies .
Assessed
valuation
BERKELEY, CALIF.:
City corporation
Original city, Claremont annexation,
and unsecured personal
North Brae annexation __
Annexation (1920)
i $15.92
982,894
65,905
51, 830
16.00
15.70
14.80
46,445,661
29,326,381
4,676,120
3,089,820
3,875,755
4,340,815
1,136,770
966,549
605,894
96,328
62,167
77,671
102,617
21,872
i 20.81
20.66
20.60
20.12
20.04
23.64
19.24
115,926,170
62,438,725
19,202,370
33,344,575
940,500
1, 573, 216
855,411
259, 232
446,817
11,756
996,950,520
655,897,020
5,600,195
13,361,175
73,740, 295
54,862,315
1,836,690
16, 019,145
15,113, 505
4,371,245
156,148,935
15,914,228
10,363,173
95,763
209,770
1,142, 975
844,880
27,918
235,481
220,657
63,383
2,248,545
115. 96
15.80
17.10
15.70
15.50
15.40
15.20
14.70
14.60
14.50
14.40
145,909,095
2,859,300
36,118,015
454,735
6, 706,130
16,109,165
3,615,945
2, 795, 715
1,335,650
21,528,995
145,909
43,461
14,447
13,642
100, 592
9,666
10,486
25,162
5,743
92, 575
1.00
15.20
0.40
30.00
15.00
0.60
2.90
9.00
4.30
4.30
County
Property in general
For free library
_..
Road districts
Road improvement districts.
Water districts
Lighting districts
Flood control district
Fire protection districts,
Drainage district No. 1
95
$1,100,629
61,430,875
4,198, 075
3, 502, 050
City corporation
Original city and certain annexations.
Annexation
Annexations._
Annexations._
_
Annexation
__
Annexations.._
Annexation
Annexations
Annexation
Annexations
Municipal improvement districtsNo. 1
No. 2__
No. 7__
_
No. 9
No. 11
No. 17
No. 18_ _
No. 19. _
No. 20.
Water district No. 3
_
147
$69,131,000
996,950,520
996, 950, 520
245, 249,828
169,980,064
27,216,749
996,950
38,482, 290
822,484,179
27,316,444
8,972, 555
13, 544,249
11,764,016
122,625
594,930
273,664
8,718
115,832
575,739
83,342
5,383
i 13. 59
11.80
0.50
3.50
10.06
8.75
3.01
0.70
3.05
0.60
FRESNO, CALIF.:
City corporation
Original city
Annexation No. 1 _
Annexation No. 2_
Annexation No. 3_
Annexation No. 4.
Annexation No. 5.
LONG BEACH, CALIF.:
City corporation
Original city
_
Annexations 1, 2, 3, and 4.
Annexations 5, 7, and 8_ _.
Annexation 9
1
13. 57
13.70
13.50
13.40
12.50
Los ANGELES, CALIF.:
32
OAKLAND, CALIF.:
City corporation.
Original city.
Annexation..
192,270,490 i
154,113,630
38,156,860 I
4,265, 035
3,4C7, 557
797,478
' 22.18
22.50
20.90
School districts _ _
Original city
Bray and Elmhurst.
Fruitvale
Melrose
Lockwood
Highland
Hayes
Okland H i g h . .
178,270,882 '
147, 279, 707
7,996,125
9, 719, 550
5, 018, 225
5, 503,125
1, 550,875
1, 203, 275
178, 270,882
2,165,379
1,060,414
56, 772
75, 812
37, 637
40,723
12, 252
8,242
873, 527
112.15
7.20
7.10
7.80
7.50
7.40
7.90
6.85
4.90
Sanitary districts..
Melrose No. 1.
Melrose No. 2 .
* Average rate.
3, 799, 250
3,309, 050
49C, 200
4,608
2,647
1,961
1
1.21
0.80
4.00
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FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
AGGREGATE TAX
RATE P E R $1,000
OF—
Table X V — C o n t i n u e d
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
EstiAssessed
mated
valuation true value
PASADENA, CALIF.:
$1,324,948
792,410
167,937
247,048
117, 553
i $12. 72
12.80
12.70
12.64
12. 34
i $9. 54
9.60
9.52
9.48
9.25
91,844,290
74, 239, 750
17, 604, 540
1, 584, 007
1,291,772
292, 235
i 17. 25
17.40
16.60
i 10. 88
10.98
10.45
C i t y corporation.__
Original city a n d E a s t S a n Jose
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
S t o c k t o n a n d W h i t e Street d i s t r i c t s .
32, 477, 990
30, 497,485
1,378,490
84,965
517,050
532,983
503,209
21,780
1,272
6,722
i 16. 41
16.50
15.80
14.97
13.00
16.56
6.60
6.32
5.99
5.20
School districts
Original city
E a s t S a n Jose, W e s t Sar* Jose, a n d
N o r t h S a n Jose
P a l m H a v e n a n d Stockton
W h i t e Street district
32,477,990
29,765, 065
467, 039
431, 593
i 14. 38
14.50
15.75
5.80
2,135,985
488,870
88,070
29, 049
5,622
775
13.60
11.50
8.80
5.44
4.60
3.52
62,141, 874
54, 449, 097
6, 661,152
1,031,625
930,073
816, 736
98, 585
14, 752
i 14.97
.15.00
14.80
14.30
i 10.39
10.42
10.30
9.70
40, 539,980
38,010,285
2, 529, 695
591, 754
553, 050
38,704
i 14. 60
14.55
15.30
i 14. 6C
14.55
15. 30
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l .
P a r k district N o . l._
P a r k district N o . 2__
P a r k district N o . 3 . .
35, 246,145
35,246,145
12,174,555
10,130,165
2, 360, 835
882, 949
828, 284
21,914
30,390
2,361
* 25. 05
23.50
1.80
3.00
1.00
i 25. 05
23.50
1.80
3.00
1.00
School districts..
No. 1
N o . 20
35, 246,145
14, 556, 658
20, 689, 487
520,417
218, 350
302, 067
i 14. 76
15.00
14.60
i 14. 76
15.00
14.60
260, 089,867
260, 089, 867
256, 556, 973
6,943,400
4, 306, 297
2,637,103
i 26. 70
16.56
10.14
121.36
13.25
8.22
C i t y corporation
Urban property
Suburban property,.
290, 573, 911
290, 041, 229
532, 682
5,451,365
5,445, 505
5,860
i 18. 76
18.77
11.00
i 15. 01
15.02
8.80
S chool districts
First a n d South.
Washington
Northeast
Northwest
Second N o r t h
Southwest
West Middle
Arsenal
290,573,911
160, 977, 947
12,494, 678
10,170, 087
21,211,895
23, 536,487
5, 811,478
46, 782,400
9,588,939
386, 021
80, 489
16, 993
15, 255
53, 030
117, 682
17, 434
46,782
38, 356
i 1.33
0.50
1.36
1.50
2.50
5.00
3.00
1.00
4.00
i 1.06
0.40
1.09
1.20
2.00
4.00
2.40
0.80
3.20
6,889, 950
3,912, 211
23, 615
2, 954,124
i 23. 91
13.83
4.36
10.25
i 23. 91
13.83
4.36
10.25
C i t y corporation
Original c i t y
North Pasadena
East Pasadena
Other annexations..
SACRAMENTO,
CALIF.:
City corporation.
Original c i t y .
Annexations.
SAN JOSE, CALIF.:
STOCKTON,
CALIF.:
C i t y corporation .
Original c i t y .
Annexation..
Annexation. .
COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO.:
School district
F o r m e r N o . 11
Former No. 1
PUEBLO,
COLO.:
BRIDGEPORT,
CONN.:
City corporation.. _
First district...
Second d i s t r i c t .
HARTFORD,
!
CONN.:
N E W HAVEN,
CONN.:
City corporation...
General city
Town
City and t o w n .
1
Average r a t e .
288, 207, 216
282, 789,620
5,417,596
288, 207, 216
59
DESCBIPTION OF GENEKAL TABLES
AGGREGATE TAX
RATE PER $1,000
OF—
T a b l e XV—Continued
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
valuation
Levies
Assessed
valuation
211
STAMFORD, C O N N . :
C i t y corporation_._
F i r s t district
Second d i s t r i c t .
i $15.80
16.70
13.00
$882,478
706,125
176, 353
C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . __
F i r s t district
Second district..
150,994, 493
150, 994, 493
147, 039,115
4, 744, 798
1, 671, 666
3, 073,132
1
31. 40
11.07
20. 90
School districts
Oronoke
Hopeville
__
Park Road
Reidville
East Mountain.
East Farms
79
$55,848,570
42, 282, 957
13, 565, 613
4, 013, 232
337, 996
2, 006, 341
732, 225
349,144
305, 589
281, 937
43, 530
1,690
31, 099
3,295
2,793
1,834
2,819
1
10. 85
5.00
15.50
4.50
8.00
6.00
10.00
120, 628,600
2, 334, 614
1
115, 630,125
2, 625, 950
2, 372, 525
2,196, 972
24,947
112, 695
19.00
9.50
47.50
1, 244, 218, 330
864,417,041
379, 801, 289
12, 272, 011
10, 373,004
1, 899, 007
12.00
5.00
WATERBURY, CONN.:
62 I W I L M I N G T O N , D E L . :
I
14
C i t y corporation
Property in g e n e r a l T a x e d a t full r a t e . .
T a x e d a t half r a t e .
Corporations
WASHINGTON, D.
19. 35
C:
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y i n general _
Personal i n t a n g i b l e . .
JACKSONVILLE, F L A . :
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 . . .
Outside»fire l i m i t s .
75, 781, 580
1, 635, 224
70, 803, 569
4,978,011
1, 550, 598
84,626
21.90
17.00
PENSACOLA, F L A . :
1
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 limits..
17, 289, 203
362, 398
17, 081, 393
207, 810
358, 709
3,689
School districts
All districts
Special d i s t r i c t s .
10, 337,930
10, 337, 930
1, 551, 723
119,548
103, 379
16,169
1
11. 56
10.00
10.42
39, 448, 027
29,176, 802
10,271,225
980, 246
744, 008
236, 238
1
24. 85
25.50
23.00
17,147, 990
6, 207, 572
10, 940, 418
518, 785
190, 572
328, 213
i 30. 25
30.70
30.00
1, 768,165, 657
975, 742, 220
373, 656, 582
275, 002,193
42, 340, 581
16, 562, 484
12, 365, 615
13, 703, 914
6, 732, 621
3,176, 081
3,162, 526
169, 362
53, 000
77, 903
17.75
6.90
8.50
11.50
4.00
3.20
6.30
28, 021, 569
3, 021, 555
13,421, 072
3, 081, 562
446, 706
21, 627, 512
2, 876, 006
106, 482
18, 129
45, 632
24, 036
2,636
125, 440
10, 066
3.80
6.00
3.40
7.80
5.90
5.80
3.50
11,938,375
9,956, 593
1, 981, 782
54,912
44, 805
10,107
*4.60
4.50
5.10
20. 96
21.00
17.75
TAMPA, FLA.:
City corporation.
Original c i t y .
Annexations.
AURORA, I I I . :
School d i s t r i c t s . . .
N o . 129
N o . 131
CHICAGO, I I I . :
P a r k districts
South...
W e s t Chicago
Lincoln
Northwest and Fernwood
River
Portage
Ravenswood Manor Gardens
Irving
West Pullman
Albany and Ridge Avenue
Ridge
Edison...
_
N o r t h Shore
Calumet
135
CICERO,
and
III.:
Park districts.
Cicero
Clyde....
Average r a t e :
60
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
AGGREGATE TAX
RATE P E R $1,000
OF—
Table X V — C o n t i n u e d
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
223
Assessed
valuation
Levies
EstiAssessed
mated
v a l u a t i o n t r u e value
DANVILLE, I I I . :
$14, 751, 843
14, 751, 843
13, 961, 796
790,047
$366,465
320,115
43,980
2,370
i $24. 84
21.70
3.15
3.00
1 $12.42
10.85
1.58
1.50
14, 751, 843
13,961, 796
790,047
63,499
60, 734
2,765
14.30
4.35
3.50
12.15
2.18
1.75
C i t y corporation
Property in generalP a r k district
25,727,664
25, 727,664
2,499, 233
746, 778
743, 529
3,249
i 29. 03
28.90
1.30
19.84
9.80
0.44
School districts
Township High..
N o . 75
N o . 76.
25, 727, 664
25, 727, 664
17, 803, 543
7, 924,121
1,481,141
638,046
569, 713
273,382
i 57. 57
24.80
32.00
34.50
i 19. 52
8.41
10.85
11.70
C i t y corporation
Property in
Moline
South Moline
12,196,484
12,196,484
12,031,174
165, 310
348,976
319, 548
28,874
554
i 28. 61
26.20
2.40
3.35
18.78
8.04
0.74
1.00
Townships..
_
Moline
South Moline .
12,196,484
12,031,174
165, 310
9,174
8,421
753
10.75
0.70
4.55
10.23
0.21
1.35
11, 745, 562
10, 769, 552
976,010
10,080
8,616
1,464
!0.86
0.80
1.50
10.26
0.25
0.46
310,050
580.400
894, 810
834, 840
194,011
139, 896
19,106
35,009
11.54
1.20
6.60
6.00
i 1.54
1.20
6.60
6.00
636,944. 620
574, 575, 680
825, 720
11, 302, 980
34,271,730
15, 968, 510
448,045
258, 559
1,115
36, 735
104, 529
47,107
10.70
0.45
1.35
3.25
3.05
2.95
10.70
0.45
1.35
3.25
3.05
2.95
C i t y corporation
Property in generalAgricultural l a n d s . . .
M o n e y a n d credits - ,
19, 111, 459
11, 614, 772
112, 949
7, 383, 738
545,936
534, 279
1,615
10, 04.2
l 28. 56
46.00
14.30
1.36
17.21
7.89
2.43
1.36
School district
Property in generalMoney and credits..
19,111,459
11, 727, 721
7, 383, 738
1,040, 617
1,020, 312
20,305
i 54. 45
87.00
2.75
i 13. 74
14.92
2.75
State
P r o p e r t y i n general..
Money and credits..
19, 111, 459
11, 727, 721
7, 383, 738
137,453
134, 869
2,584
17.19
11.50
0.35
i 1.81
1.97
0.35
County
P r o p e r t y i n general..
Money and credits..
19, 111, 459
11, 727, 721
7. 383, 738
291,316
287, 329
3,987
i 15. 24
24.50
0.54
i 3. 85
4.20
0.54
C i t y corporati on _ _
Property in general.
Agricultural l a n d s . _.
Money and credits. _
11,072,989
6, 021. 494
427, 745
4, 623, 750
423, 426
413, 074
2,139
8,213
i 38. 24
68.60
5.00
1.78
i 13.92
17.15
1. 25
1.78
School district
Propertj^ i n g e n e r a l .
Money and credits..
11,-G72,989
6, 449, 239
4, 623, 750
631, 907
620, 385
11, 522
i 57. 06
96.20
2.49
i 20. 77
24.05
2.49
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y i n general..
Danville township. _
Newell t o w n s h i p
T o w n s h i p s . _.
Danville.
Newell..,
191
240
EVANSTON, I I I . :
MOLINE, III.:
R O C K ISLAND, I I I . :
Townships
Rock Island
South Rock Island.
EVANSVILLE, IND.:
Townships
Pigeon
Perry
Knight
125,
116,
2,
5,
INDIANAPOLIS, I N D . :
Townships
Center
Perry
Warren
WashingtonWayne
159
CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA:
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA:
1
Average rate.
61
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
AGGREGATE TAX
RATE PER $1,000
OF—
Table XV—Continued
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
Assessed
valuation
Levies
Assessed
valuation
214
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA—Continued.
State...
Property in general
Money and credits
$11,072,989
6, 449, 239
4, 623, 750
$75, 515
74,166
1,349
1
$6. 82
11.50
0.30
11, 072,989
6, 449, 239
4, 623, 750
170, 613
168, 583
2,030
1
15. 41
26.14
0.44
City corporation. _
Property in general.
Agricultural lands. _
Money and credits..
50, 588, 755
34, 388, 445
410, 860
15, 789, 450
960, 542
928, 488
2,054
30, 000
1
18. 99
27.00
5.00
1.90
School district
Property in general.
Money and credits..
33,183, 452
17, 394, 002
15, 789, 450
1
32. 99
61.10
2.03
State..
Property in general.
Money and credits..
33,183, 452
17, 394, 002
15, 789, 450
205, 603
200, 031
5,572
County...
Property in general.
Money and credits..
33, 183, 452
17, 394, 002
15, 789, 450
418, 302
407, 020
11, 282
City corporation
Property in general—
With garbage collect!on.....
Without garbage collection..
Corporation lands.._
Money and credits
88, 263, 897
2, 726, 931
i 30. 89
38, 382, 945
3, 896, 166
956, 259
45, 028, 527
2, 396, 631
235, 484
11, 365
83, 451
62.44
60.44
11.88
1.85
School district
Property in general.
Money and credits..
88, 263, 897
43, 235, 370
45, 028, 527
2, 889, 543
2, 799, 923
89, 620
State..
Property in general _
Money and credits..
88, 263, 897
43, 235, 370
45, 028, 527
County
Property in general.
Money and credits..
88, 263, 897
43, 235, 370
45, 028, 527
1, 294, 541
1, 258, 149
36, 392
17, 552, 765
10, 676, 090
6, 876, 675
County
Property in general.
Money and credits..
DAVENPORT, IOWA:
1, 094, 853
1, 062, 774
32, 079
1
6.20
11.50
0.35
1
12. 60
23.40
0.72
D E S MOINES, IOWA:
206
101
1
512, 886
497, 207
15, 679
32. 74
64,76
1.99
i 5.81
11.50
0.35
1
14. 67
29. 10
0.81
622, 462
608, 537
13, 925
1
35. 46
57.00
2.02
17, 552, 765
10, 676, 090
6, 876, 675
629, 799
616, 544
13, 255
i 35. 88
57.75
1.93
17, 552, 765
10, 676, 090
6, 876, 675
17.15
11.50
0.40
17, 552, 765
10, 676, 090
6, 876, 675
125, 491
122, 775
2,716
258, 044
253, 557
4,487
i 14. 70
23.75
0.65
37, 303, 720
23,426, 684
597, 936
13, 279,100
1,156, 933
1,124,481
8,550
23, 902
i 31. 01
48.00
14.30
1.80
37, 303, 720
24, 024, 620
13, 279,100
1, 629, 254
1, 600, 040
29, 214
i 43. 68
66.60
2.20
37,303, 720
24, 024, 620
13, 2*9,100
280,931
276,283
4,648
17.53
11.50
0.35
37,303, 720
24, 024, 620
13, 279,100
515, 310
506, 679
8, 631
i 13.81
21.09
0.65
DUBUQUE, IOWA:
City corporation
Property in general.
Money and credits..
School district
Property in general.
Money and credits. .
State..
Property in general.
Money and credits: _
County
Property in general.
Money and credits. .
SIOUX CITY, IOWA:
City corporation
Property in general _
Agricultural lands...
Money and credits...
School district
Property in general _
Money and credits..
State
Property in general _
Money and credits..
County
Property in general.
M o n e y a n d credits..
i A v e r a g e rate.
62
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
AGGREGATE TAX
R A T E P E R $1,000
Table XV—Continued
OF—
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
220
Assessed
valuation
EstiAssessed
mated
valuation true value
WATERLOO, IOWA:
$15, 985,855
45, 634
$433, 339
228
i $27.11
5.00
3, 970, 502
3, 328, 067
232, 235
193, 860
58.49
58.25
3,427, 727
5, 213, 925
C i t y corporation
Agricultural l a n d s
P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l E a s t Side
W e s t Side
_.._
M o n e y a n d credits—
E a s t Side
W e s t Side
School districts
Property in g e n e r a l E a s t Side
W e s t Side
Money and c r e d i t s E a s t Side
W e s t Side
2,793
4,223
1 $8. 82
0.9O
10.61
10.57
0.82
0.81
0.82
0.81
15. 40
15, 985,855
3, 983, 793
3,360,410
93. 53
110. 50
4, 456
8,029
85,178
84, 458
1.30
1.54
1.30
1.54
i 5. 33
11.50
1 1.73
2.09
3,427, 727
5, 213, 925
15, 985, 855
7, 344, 203
219
501
199, 393
197, 706
0.06
0.10
i 12. 47
26. 92
0.06
0.10
U.06
4.88
3, 427, 727
5, 213, 925
514
1,173
0.15
0.22
0.15
0.22
36, 837, 093
34, 733,477
2,103, 616
184, 821
180, 614
4.207
i 5, 02
5.20
2.00
13.39
3.54
1.20
52, 003, 766
48,146, 916
3, 856, 850
56, 577, 504
48,373,193
8,204,311
County
P r o p e r t y in general- _
Money and creditsE a s t Side
W e s t Side
372, 604
371, 325
3, 427, 727
5, 213, 925
15,985,855
7, 344, 203
State
P r o p e r t y in general- _
M o n e y a n d credits—
E a s t Side
W e s t Side
756, 414
1
1,113,164
1,107, 379
5,785
234,172
221,866
12,306
i 21. 40
23. 00
1.50
14.14
5,00
1.50
1 14. 05
15. 03
1.04
12.79
3.11
0.98
1
47. 32
1
16.98
20.03
COVINGTON, K Y . :
County
P r o p e r t y in general _
B a n k stock
184
LEXINGTON, K Y . :
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y in general
Agricultural p r o d u c t s .
County
Property in general-. Agricultural p r o d u c t s LOUISVILLE, K Y . :
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l Subject t o all taxes
Manufacturing plants
Unmanufactured a g r i c u l t u r a l
products
State
Real and " o t h e r " property
Personal a n d " o t h e r " property_
143
6, 720, 095
19. 57
1 15. 82
6, 700, 725
9,270
20.00
6.00
16.16
4.85
6, 733,876
447, 942,418
203, 910, 660
244, 031, 758
10,100
1,831, 890
611, 732
1, 220,158
1.50
14.09
3.00
5.00
1.21
13.30
2.42
4.03
SHREVEPORT, L A . :
2
97,970,810
500,239
15.11
14.08
C i t y corporation
_..
Property in g e n e r a l Full rate
Suburban rate
Rural rate
Annexations
Securities
1,364, 564, 251
25,461,221
1 18. 66
1 16. 60
751,034,958
53,843,495
41,801, 595
208, 350, 291
309, 533,912
25.80
17.20
8.60
18.58
3.00
State
P r o p e r t y in general Securities
1, 225, 266,829
975,378,102
249,888, 727
19,376,702
926,108
359,494
3,870,315
928, 602
3,041, 517
2, 666, 684
374,833
12.48
2.73
1.50
22.22
14.83
7.34
16.04
3.00
12.1
2.35
1.50
130, 295,418
11,313,859
27,134,547
21,316,995
14, 881, 755
11, 579, 015
29,366, 635
11,907,983
2, 794, 629
1,102,921
97,079
225,837
178,490
127,117
100, 237
248,003
99,914
26, 244
18.47
8.66
8.39
8.44
8.61
8.74
8.52
8.47
9.50
18.47
8.66
8.39
8.44
8.61
8.74
8.52
8.47
9.50
School districts
7
343,315,147
335,036, 226
1, 545, 045
BALTIMORE, M D . :
LANSING, MICH.:
C i t y corporation
First ward
Second w a r d
Third ward
Fourth ward
Fifth w a r d
Sixth w a r d
Seventh ward
Eighth ward
1 Average r a t e .
._
A_
2
D e t a i l n o t available.
63
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
A G G R E G A T E TAX
RATE PER $1,000
OF—
Table XV—Continued
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
valuation
Levies
Assessed
valuation
113
SAGINAW, MICH.:
70
DULUTH, MINN.:
School d i s t r i c t s . .
East S i d e . . .
West Side...
1
$87, 285,438
56,890,490
30,394,948
$1,115,528
629,209
486,319
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y i n general _
Money and credits. _
129,547,160
79, 996,836
49,550,324
1,941, 955
1,892,405
49, 550
i 14. 99
23.66
1.00
School district
P r o p e r t y in general _
Money and credits..
129,547,160
79,996,836
49, 550,324
2,289, 781
2,240, 231
49,550
1 17. 68
28.00
1.00
State
P r o p e r t y i n general_
Money and credits..
129, 547,160
79,996, 836
49, 550, 324
483,157
458,382
24, 775
1
County
Property in general.
Money and credits..
129, 547,160
79, 996,836
49,550,324
809, 544
784,769
24,775
16.25
9.81
0.50
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y in general_
Fourth ward
Fifth w a r d
Sixth w a r d
Seventh ward
Eighth ward
Money and credits..
393,886,290
116,476,600
80,687,017
47,457,044
7,069,645
10,916,195
30,376,569
100, 903,220
16,679,798
6, 585,587
4, 505,563
2,659,493
398,304
616,110
1,712,935
201,806
i 42. 35
56.54
55.84
56.04
56.34
56.44
56.39
2.00
County.
P r o p e r t y i n general _
Money and credits..
393,886,290
292,983,070
100,903,220
2,107,193
2,056, 741
50,452
15.35
* 7.02
0.50
State
Property in general.
Money and credits..
393,886, 290
292,983,070
100,903,220
1,729,245
1,678, 793
50,452
14.39
5.73
0.50
$12. 78
11.06
16.00
3.73
5.73
0.50
MINNEAPOLIS, M I N N . :
ST. PAUL, M I N N . :
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l Old city
Annexations
Money and credits..
8, 079, 843
1 31. 74
122, 659, 249
46, 529, 816
85,338, 877
5, 744,133
2,165, 032
170, 678
46.83
46.53
2.00
State
P r o p e r t y in general .
Money and credits..
254, 527,942
169,189, 065
85,338,877
1, 012,122
969, 453
42, 669
13.98
5.73
0.50
County
P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l .
Money and credits..
254, 527,942
169,189, 065
85, 338, 877
2,638, 029
2, 595, 360
42, 669
1 10. 36
15.34
0.50
KANSAS CITY,
MO.:
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l Subject to all taxes
Subject to special p a r k l e v y .
488,301,194
6,404,138
1 13.12
488, 301,194
120,149,120
6,103, 765
300,373
12.50
2.50
79, 581, 390
1, 027, 234
1 12. 91
79, 581,390
24, 085, 720
954,977
72, 257
ST. JOSEPH, M O . :
C i t y corporation
_
P r o p e r t y in general—
Subject to all taxes
Subject to special p a r k l e v y .
ST. LOUIS,
MO.:
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y in general.
M e r c h a n t s ' a n d m a n u f a c t u r e r s ' stock.
HOBOKEN, N.
1,137,655,735
1, 003,129, 460 |
134,526,275 '
15, 523,929
15,147, 255
376, 674
1 13. 65
15.10
2.80
J.:
C i t y corporation
Old H o b o k e n , real a n d personal, a n d
W e e h a w k e n a d d i t i o n , personal
W e e h a w k e n a d d i t i o n , real
1 Average r a t e .
12.00
3.00
95,192, 658
3, 377, 032
66, 791, 060
28, 401, 598
2, 380,136
996, 896
35.64
35.10
64
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
AGGREGATE TAX
RATE P E R $1,000
OF—
Table X V — C o n t i n u e d
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
valuation
Levies
Assessed
valuation
AMSTERDAM, N.
Y.:
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y i n general
R e a l p r o p e r t y of p e n s i o n e r s .
$29,376, 492
29, 327,642
48,850
$311, 024
310, 304
720
i $10. 59
10.58
14.74
School district
_
P r o p e r t y in general
R e a l p r o p e r t y of p e n s i o n e r s .
29, 376,492
29, 327, 642
48,850
463, 513
462, 743
770
i 15. 78
15.78
15.76
225
AUBURN, N.
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y i n general
R e a l p r o p e r t y of p e n s i o n e r s . .
Y.:
27, 563, 510
27,449,457
114, 053
870, 054
868, 097
1,957
i 31. 57
31.63
17.16
110
BlNGHAMTON, N . Y . :
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y in general
R e a l p r o p e r t y of p e n s i o n e r s . .
104, 806, 657
104, 501,192
305, 465
2, 574, 843
2, 570,414
4,429
i 24. 66
24.60
14.50
171
ELMIRA, N.
44,132, 004
43, 930, 255
201, 749
1, 319, 738
1, 318, 947
791
129.90
30.02
3.92
197
JAMESTOWN, N.
31, 217, 864
31, 085,906
131, 958
537,333
536, 854
479
i 17. 21
17.27
3.63
11,862, 052,513
231, 174,150
292, 370,115
5,911, 493
i 24. 65
25.57
6, 402, 525,800 i
44, 009, 000
164,075, 848
2,425
25.63
0.06
1,158,851
i, 117,440 I
25,382, 441
11,858
25.69
0.12
i, 678, 020
;, 893, 000
69,476, 040
47, 647
25.83
0.26
904, 605,924
133, 685, 050
23, 206, 218
10, 935
25.65
0.08
163, 842, 898
17, 362, 380
4, 239,894
5,316
25.88
0.31
456, 407,234
455, 914, 284
492, 950
11, 458, 660
11, 452, 624
6,036
i 25.11
25.12
12.25
[, 931, 987
:, 833,743
98,244
', 802, 650
552, 800
681,000
, 548, 900
876, 300
508, 300
916, 700
3, 896, 512
3, 880,466
2,332
3,160
954
385
4,114
1, 316
1,087
2,698
i 45. 88
50.64
23.73
0.41
'1.73
0.57
2.66
1.50
2.14
2.94
65, 335,181
65, 335,181
54,100, 938
9,466, 674
2,179, 597
1, 506,186
632,829
20, 534
i 33. 36
23.05
11.70
2.17
1, 767,569
20,048
11.34
114, 307, 735
114,006,555
301,180
2,901, 631
2,896,689
4,942
i 25. 38
25.41
16.41
Y.:
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y in general
Real p r o p e r t y of p e n s i o n e r s .
Y.:
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y in general
R e a l p r o p e r t y of p e n s i o n e r s . .
N E W YORK, N.
Y.:
City corporation...
General city—personal.
Manhattan BoroughReal
Real
| Bronx B o r o u g h Real
fp;
Real
Brooklyn B o r o u g h Real
Real
Queens Borough—
Real
fReal
R i c h m o n d Borough—
Real
Real
m
ROCHESTER, N .
Y.:
C i t y corporation
Property in general. _
R e a l p r o p e r t y of p e n s i o n e r s .
SCHENECTADY, N .
Y.:
C i t y corporation
_
P r o p e r t y i n general
R e a l p r o p e r t y of pensioners
S t a t e Street light district N o . 1..
S t a t e Street light district N o . 2..
B r o a d w a y light district N o . 1 . . .
B r o a d w a y light district N o . 2 . . .
J a y Street light district
C e n t e r Street light district
A l b a n y Street light district
107
TROY, N.
Y.:
City corporation...
P r o p e r t y in general
Old T r o y
Lansingburg
S y c a w a y , St. M a r y s , a n d N o r t h Greenbush
78
UTICA, N .
1
Average rate.
Y.:
C i t y corporation
_
P r o p e r t y in general
R e a l p r o p e r t y of p e n s i o n e r s .
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
65
AGGREGATE TAX
RATE P E R $1,000
Table XV—Continued
CITY, A N D PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
Levies
EstiAssessed
mated
valuation true value
WATERTOWN, N . Y.:
$42, 537,800
42,403,300
134, 500
$1,177, 771
1,176, 991
780
City corporation.
Original c i t y .
Annexation..
82,066, 737
55, 078,926
26,987,811
782,834
682,979
99,855
19.54
12.40
3.70
19.54
12.40
3.70
County
Original c i t y .
Annexation. _
82, 066,737
55,078,926
26,987,811
682,970
413,092
269,878
18.32
7.50
10.00
18.32
7.50
10.00
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y i n general
R e a l p r o p e r t y of p e n s i o n e r s .
183
GREENSBORO, N .
i $27. 69 |
27. 76 t
5. 80 '
C:
CANTON, OHIO:
Townships
2
159, 518,180
10.28
ALLENTOWN, P A . :
County.
P r o p e r t y i n general
M o n e y a t interest, e t c .
96,243,194
67,461,426
28,781,768
317,511
202,384
115,127
13.30
3.00
4.00
42, 418, 337
34,182,243
8,236,094
289,311
256,367
32,944
i 6.82 !
7.50 !
4.00 I
ALTOONA, P A . :
County
P r o p e r t y in general
M o n e y a t interest, e t c . .
BETHLEHEM, PA.:
County
P r o p e r t y i n general—
Northampton
Lehigh
M o n e y a t interest, e t c .
1 5.14 I
51,875,640
32,431, 740
5, 698,998
13, 744,902
194,591
17,097
54,979
6.00 I
33,059,164
22,202,172
10, 856,992
178, 641
133, 213
43,428
i 5. 34 |
6.00 I
4.00 '
78, 703, 509
62, 762, 433
15,941,076
503,101
439, 337
63, 764
i 6. 39 J
7.00 I
4.00 I
81, 485, 685
64, 597, 370
16, 888, 315
455,037
387,484
67, 553
i 5. 58 I
6.00 ;
4.00 |
25, 986,470
21, 211,149
4, 775, 321
207, 880
188, 779
19,101
i 7. 99 I
8.90 I
4.00 i
73, 596,449
67, 892,190
5, 704,259
430,170
407, 353
22,817
i 5. 84 I
6.00 I
4.00 !
55, 549,178 I
37,902,695
17,646,483
146,391
75,805
70, 586
1 2. 64 I
2.00 j
4.00 !
57,004,265
46,532,620
10, 471, 645
326, 899
285,012
41,887
i 5. 91 ;
6.12 !
4.00 |
38,014, 304
23,901,301
14,113,003
223, 761
167, 309
56,452
i 5. 89 !
7.00 !
4.00
35, 048,600
19, 653, 645
15, 394,955
120, 541
58, 961
61, 580
i 3. 44 ,
3. 00 '
4.00 ,
3.00 I
4.00 !
EASTON, P A . :
County
P r o p e r t y i n general
M o n e y a t interest, e t c . .
ERIE, PA.:
County
P r o p e r t y in general
M o n e y at interest, e t c . .
93
HARRISBURG, P A . :
County
_.
P r o p e r t y i n general
M o n e y at interest, e t c . .
HAZLETON, P A . :
County
P r o p e r t y i n general
M o n e y at interest, e t c . .
ill
| JOHNSTOWN. P A . :
County
P r o p e r t y i n general
M o n e y at interest, e t c . .
146
LANCASTER, P A . :
County
P r o p e r t y i n general
M o n e y a t interest, e t c . .
MCKEESPORT, PA.:
County
P r o p e r t y i n general
M o n e y at interest, etc.—
N E W CASTLE, P A . :
County
P r o p e r t y in general
M o n e y a t interest, e t c . . .
NORRISTOWN, P A . :
County
P r o p e r t y in general
M o n e y at interest, etc . .
'<
1
81305—26
i $25. 75
25.81
5. 39
Average r a t e .
5
2
Detail not available.
66
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
AGGREGATE TAX
RATE P E R $1,000
OF—
Table XV—Continued
Assessed
valuation
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
PHILADELPHIA, P A . :
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
Farm—
O u t s i d e poor district
I n s i d e poor district
M o n e y at interest, etc
$50,909, 715
907,567
j 2, 277, 967, 515
<
;
71, 118,960
j
38, 716,885
;
I
14, 886, 700
i
7, 139,400
j
859, 729,691
6,154,419
39,864,431
17.10
17.50
810, 756
451,439
11. 40
11. 6Q
445,913,227
359,907, 567
71,118,960
14, 886, 700
165,431
143, 963
18r491
2,977
951,795,480
530,889,720
420, 905, 760
15,668,663
10,617, 794
5, 050,869
Poor districts..
Urban
Suburban.
Farm
10
PITTSBURGH,
$14. 03
127,281
62,470
3, 438, 919
8.55
8.75
4.00
JO. 37
0.40
0.26
0.20
PA.:
City corporation.
Land
Buildings
SCRANTON,
1
j $3,629,466,718
PA.:
J 16.46
20.00
12.00
1
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 i t y i n general
M o n e y at interest, etc
100
146,826, 250
82,923,880
63,902,370
128, 508,802
110, 517,358
17,991,444
735,070 ,
'
663,104 !
,
71,966 j
;
i 5. 72
6.00
4.00
107,586,986
84,845,113
22, 741, 873
755,122
90,967
'7.86
8.90
4.00
26,160, 217
16,941,048
9, 219,169
197,817
160,940
36,877
17.56
9.50
4.00
35, 243,356
24,822,481
10,420,875
240, 264
198,580
41, 684
16.82
8.00
4.00
1,203,344
1,124,252
79,092
i 14. 58
20.70
2.80
124,388,940
110,108,400
14,280, 540
2,110,023
2, 070, 038
39,985
1 16. 96
18.80
2.80
559, 597,070
426,473,250
133,123,820
9,669,864
9, 297,117
372, 747
i 17. 28
21.80
2.80
1,435,588
1,425,140
10,448
i 18. 05
18.80
2.80
101,843,280
101,843,280
22,152,150
2,020,927
2,016,497
4,430
i 19.84
19.80
0.20
182,286,830
182, 286,830
3,288,133
3, 244,612
i 18.04
17.80
4,753,650
10, 111, 960
8,899,570
8,532,430
25,088,860
37, 599,800
1,552,840
1,426
4,045
5,340
11,092
12,545
7,520
1,553
0.30
0.40
0.60
1.30
0.50
0.20
1.00
WILKES-BARRE,
2,791,464 |
,
;
2,015,050 l
776,414 |
|
19. 01
24.30
32.15
PA.:
County
P r o p e r t y i n general
M o n e y at interest, etc
WILLIAMSPORT, P A . :
County.._
P r o p e r t y i n general
M o n e y at interest, e t c . . .
164
YORK,
PA.:
County
_
_.
P r o p e r t y i n general
M o n e y at interest, etc-._
N E W P O R T , R.
I.:
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y i n general
Personal i n t a n g i b l e
P A W T U C K E T , R.
I.:
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y i n general
Personal intangible
30
P R O V I D E N C E , R.
I.:
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y i n general
Peisonal intangible
166
W O O N S O C K E T , R.
I.:
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y i n general
Personal i n t a n g i b l e
E L PASO,
82, 558, 090
54,311,690
28, 247,000
79, 536,900
75,805,350
3, 731,550
TEX.:
C i t y corporation
General c i t y . . .
P a v i n g district
SAN ANTONIO, T E X . :
C i t y corporation
General c i t y
I m p r o v e m e n t districts—
No. 1—
N o s . 2, 5, a n d 13
Nos. 3 a n d 7 . . .
No. 4
N o s . 8, 9, 10, a n d 12.
N o . 11
N o . 14..
J Average r a t e .
67
DESCRIPTION OF GENEBAL TABLES
AGGREGATE TAX
RATE P E R $1,000.
OF—•
Table XV—Continued
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
Assessed
valuation
Levies
EstiI Assessed
mated
valuation true value
245
LYNCHBURG, V A . :
City corporation
Property in general. _
Personal intangibleBonds, notes, etc
Capital, and shares of stock_
Bank stock
$53, 548, 595
31,007,690
$711,656
620,154
i $13. 29
20. 00
i $10. 60
13.91
4,951,164
12,347, 880
5,241, 861
9,902
37, 044
44, 556
2.00
3.00
8.50
2.00
3.00
8.50
i 3. 99
i 3.23
2.50
1.82
58, 778, 604
234, 665
36,889, 806
92, 225
5, 269, 512
7, 649, 550
2,130,353
6, 839,383
18,443
65,021
4,261
54, 715
3.50
8.50
2.00
8.00
3.50
8.50
2.00
8.00
City corporation.
_
Property in general.
Real.
_._
_._
Real
Real
Personal intangible—
Bonds, notes, etc.
Capital, and shares of stock.
Bank stock
42,291, 554
31,316,414
2,454,282
608,803
427,765
800, 601
723,409
38,041
8,219
5, 561
i 18.93
23.10
15. 50
13. 50
13. 00
i 1 3 . 75
15.81
10.85
9.45
9.10
2,688, 575
3, 776,328
1,019,387
5,377
11,329
8,665
2.00
3.00
8.50
2.00
3.00
8.50
State
_
__
_
_
Real estate, personal tangible, and
bank stock
Personal intangible—
Bonds of cities and counties of
Virginia, and bonds, notes, etc. _.
Capital
Money
Shares of stock..
_
43,224, 857
132, 740
i 3. 07
35,826, 651
89, 567
2.50
1.73
2,699,805
3,339. 308
922, 073
437,020
9,449
28,384
1,844
3,496
3.50
8.50
2.00
8.00
3.50
8.50
2.00
8.00
City corporation
Property in general.
_.
Personal intangibleBonds, notes, etc
_
Capital, and shares of stock..
Bank stock
206, 510,146
162, 053, 764
4, 621,983
4,456,479
'22.38
27. 50
i 15. 48
17.53
19,913,210
14,133, 532
10,409, 640
42,401
2.00
3.00
8.00
2.00
3.00
8.00
State..
,
Real estate, personal tangible, and
bank stock
_
Personal intangible—
Bonds of cities and counties of
Virginia, and bonds, notes, etc...
Capital
_
Money
_
Shares of stock
211,185,304
12.99
12.08
2.50
1.63
State
Real estate, personal tangible, and
bank stock
Personal, intangibleBonds of cities and counties of
Virginia, and bonds, notes, etc. _.
Capital
Money.._
Shares of stock
NEWPORT N E W S , V A . :
NORFOLK, V A . :
232
172,463,404
|
1
2.24
83, 277
631,102
431,159
21,296,088
11,508,102
3,292,280
2,625,430
74, 536
97,819
6,585
21,003
3,50
8.50
2.00
8.00
3.50
8.50
2.00
8.00
43,048,736
27,022,181
618,358
540,444
i 14.36
20.00
111. 75
14.93
1,069,960
25,000
12, 305
337
11. 50
13. 50
8.53
10.11
2,259, 588
8, 538,047
4,133,960
4,519
25,614
35,139
2.00
3.00
8.50
2.00
3.00
8.50
44, 503,654
162,890
i 3. 66
»3.01
2.50
1.93
3.50
8.50
2.00
8.00
3.50
8.50
2.00
8.00
PETERSBURG, V A . :
City corporation
Property in general
AnnexationsReal, and personal tangible..
Real
Personal intangibleBonds, notes, etc
Capital, and shares of stock..
Bank stock
State
Real estate, personal tangible, and
bank stock
Personal intangibleBonds of cities and counties of
Virginia, and bonds, notes, etc. _.
Capital
Money
Shares of stock
i Average rate.
32,251,101
2,484,198
7,604,960
1,230,308
933,087
8,694
63,642
2,461
7,465
!
68
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
Table X V — C o n t i n u e d
AGGREGATE TAX
RATE PER $1,000
OF—
Assessed
valuation
, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
Levies
Assessed
\ aluation
138
PORTSMOUTH, V A . :
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y i n general
Personal i n t a n g i b l e B o n d s , notes, a n d shares of s t o c k .
Capital
B a n k stock
State
R e a l 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
1
$44,237,983
39,242,495
$850,461
824,093
1,619,472
1,012, 111
2,363,905
3,239
3,036
20,093
2.00
3.00
8.50
44,897,175
120,802
*2.69
41, 606, 400
104,016
2.50
5,075
8,603
1,174
1,934
3.50
8.50
2.00
8.00
1,449,899
1,012,111
587,017
241,748
$19. 22
21.00
RICHMOND, VA.:
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y i n general
Personal tangible
P e r s o n a l intangible—
B o n d s , notes, etc
C a p i t a l , a n d shares of s t o c k .
B a n k stock
305,815,590
185,417,284
20,117,931
State
R e a l , 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, etc
Capital
Money
Shares of stock
316,785,142
1,120,033
229,176,487
572,941
25,726,772
37,783, 790
9,483,268
14,614, 825
90,044
321,162
18,967
116,919
3. 50
8.50
2.00
8. 00
73,028, 568
47,762, 203
3,622,425
1,195, 066
1,075,155
36, 224
i 16. 36 '
22.50 '•
10.00 !
4,692, 700
3,893,763
392, 300
24, 240, 488
52,398, 615
23,641, 272
48,491
157,195
200,951
i 15.35
21.00
19. 50
2.00 !
3.00
8.50
ROANOKE, VA.:
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y i n general _
A n n e x a t i o n (1919)
Personal i n t a n g i b l e B o n d s , notes, etc
C a p i t a l , a n d shares of s t o c k .
B a n k stock
6,969, 860
9, 996,871
4,677, 209
SEATTLE,
2.00 ;
3.00 I
8.50 j
76, 966,244
257,330
i 3. 34 |
50, 523, 506
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, etc
Capital
M oney
Shares of stock
13,940
29, 991
39, 756
141,347
2.50
25, 445
71,575
6,353
12,610
3.50
8.50
2.00
8.00
i 31. 36
31,64
31.42
35. 38
7, 269, 549
8,420,609
3,176,318
1, 576,262
-
!
WASH.:
C i t y corporation
Old l i m i t s
N e w limits
Ballard
Columbia, Dunlap, South Park, and
W e s t Seattle
Georgetown
•
R a v e n n a , Southeast Seattle, a n d j
S o u t h Seattle
!
Yesler
|
7,654,070
5,421,092
1,099,363
232,552
19, 368,492
2,610, 749
548,321
75, 817
28.31 [
29.04 i
County
P r o p e r t y i n general
R o a d districts
74
244,057, 734
171, 336, 571
34,989,192
6, 573,014
244,057, 734
244, 057, 734
44,018, 775
235,549
41,376
3,412,299
3, 075,127
337,172
30.56 j
28.11
J 13. 98 I
12.60 I
i 7. 66
58,591,446
58, 591,446
46,905,436
9,340., 520
1, 653,535
691,955
58, 591,446
-58,427, 390
164,056
1, 39'1", 591
31,874
1,108,37£
210, 068,
29, 532
11, 742
820,395
817,983
2, 412
i 23. 77
0.54
23.63
22.49
17.86
16.97
i 14. 00
14.00
14,70 I
j
TACOMA, WASH.:
C i t y corporation
General c i t y
District No. 1
District No. 2
D i s t r i c t s N o s . 3 a n d 4_
District N o . 5
1
;
,
7,707,733
1, 471, 983
School districts..
N o . 10
N o . 38
Average r a t e .
69
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
AGGREGATE TAX
RATE P E R $1,000OF—
Table XV—Continued
|
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES 0 ¥
PROPERTY
Assessed
valuation
Levies
EstiAssessed
mated
valuation true value
CHARLESTON, W. VA.:
County
Property in general _
Fifteenth ward
$102,919,179
100,093,303
2, 825, 876
City corporation
Original city
Fulton
Woodsdale
Edgewood
Pleasant Valley
Elm Grove
Warwood
Other annexations..
112,630,101
82,875,328
1, 545,157
4, 517,580
4,036, 726
1, 790, 570
3,883,636
4,770,991
9,210,113
822,101
608,305
10,229
36,909
27,167
11,621
32, 700
39,265
55,905
School districts...
Original cityAnnexations..
Annexations..
112,630,101
82,875,328
5,058,311
24, 696,462
City corporation
Property in general
Public utilities
Public utilities
Sewer districts—
Nos. 1, 2, 3, 17, and 18..
Nos. 5 and 8
No. 7
Nos. 12 and 14
50, 668,354
47,975,370
2, 595,796
97,188
10,389, 575
5,659,295
4,196,225
15,049,780
State
Property in generalPublic utilities
50, 571,166
47,975,370
2,595,796
County
Property in general.
Public utilities
50, 571,166
47,975,370
2, 595, 796
City corporation
Property in general _
Public utilities
1
$462,088
445,415
16, 673
WHEELING, W. VA.:
$4. 49
4.45
5.90
1
i $2. 57
2.55
3.09
17.30
7.34
6.62
8.17
6.73
6.49
8.42
8.23
6.07
934,822
604,990
58,171
271,661
i 8. 30
7.30
11. 50
11.00
18.30
7.30
11.50
11.00
1,150, 078
1,052, 252
34,854
2,008
122.70
21. 93
13. 43
20. 66
i 21. 62
20.84
13.43
20.66
15, 584
5,659 i
2,098 I
37, 623
1.50
1.00
0.50
2.50
1.42
0.95
0.47
2.37
58,163
50,120 |
8,043
U . 15
1.04
3.10
11.10
0.99
3.10
299,638
288,914
10,724
i 5.92
6.02
4.13
15.64
5.72
4.13
60, 923, 882
58,156, 660
2, 767,222
1,474, 027
1,436,871
37,156
i 24.19
24.80
13. 43
i 19. 53
19.77
13.43
State
Property in general .
Public utilities
60,923,882
58,156, 660
2, 767, 222
88, 577
80,003
8,574
U . 45
1.30
3.10
i 1.17
1.10
3.10
County
Property in general _
Public utilities
60,923,882
58,156,660
2,767,222
297,459
286,026
11,433
i 4. 88
4.90
4.13
13.94
3.93
4.13
City corporation
Property in general.
Public utilities
44,389,140
41,888,888
2,500,252
1,038,890
1,005,319
33, 571
i 23.40
24.00
13.43
122.52
23.04
13.43
State
Property in general. _
Public utilities
County
Property in general .
Public utilities
236
7. 30
7.34
6.62
8.17
6.73
6.49
8.42
8.23
6.07
44,389,140
41,888,888
2, 500,252
51, 290
43, 543
7,747
i 1.16
1.04
3.10
11.11
1.00
3.10
44,389,140
41,888,888
2, 500,252
218,134
207,804
10,330
14.91
4.96
4.13
14.73
4.76
4.13
124,876,852
123,864,175
1,012, 677
2, 738,609
2, 725,012
13, 597
i 21. 93
22.00
13.43
i 21. 93
22.00
13.43
124,876,852
123, 864,175
1,012,677
118,305
115,167
3,138
10.95
0.93
3.10
10.95
0.93
3.10
124,876,852
123,864,175
1,012,677
401,728
397, 544
4,184
1
13.22
3.21
4.13
1
1
|
!
1
GREEN BAY, W I S . :
KENOSHA, W I S . :
]
I
LA CROSSE, W I S . :
182 1 MADISON,
I
j
I
Wis.:
City corporation
Property in general.
Public utilities
State..Property in general _
j
Public utilities
|
County.
I
Property in general.
1
Public utilities
1
Average rate.
;
3.22
3.21
4.13
70
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
AGGREGATE TAX
RATE P E R $1,000
OF—
Table XV—Continued
CITY, AND PARTS O F CITY OR CLASSES OF
PROPERTY
Assessed
valuation
Assessed i
v a l u a t i o n '.
MILWAUKEE,
WIS.:
1
City corporation
...
P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l .
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 district
P u b l i c utilities
P u b l i c utilities
804,396,885
755, 229,851
49,167,034
4,164,310
3,961,180
203,130
15.18
5.25
4.13
State
P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l .
P u b l i c utilities
804,396,885
755,229,851 I
49,167,034
1, 070,722
918,374
152,348
U.33
1.22
3.10
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y in general .
P u b l i c utilities
44,960,175
44,259,420
700, 755
1,141,439
1,132,030
9,409
i 25. 39
25.58
13.43
State
Property in general.
P u b l i c utilities
44,960,175
44,259,420
700,755
62,791
60,620
2,171
1.39
1.37
3.10
County.
P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l .
P u b l i c utilities
121
$20,217,048
527, 273
4,485,424
10,467, 781
4,016, 629
59, 768
660,173
County
P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l .
P u b l i c utilities
238
$807,290,232
755, 229,851
178,943,373
416, 647,161
159, 639, 317
2,893,347
49,167,034
44,960,175
44,259,420
700, 755
138,027
135,132
2,895
13.07
3.05
4.13
1,682,030
1, 559,176
122,854
i 18.13
18.65
13.43
OSHKOSH,
EACINE,
$25.04
0.70
25.07
25.12
25.16
20.66
13.43
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
92, 759,099
83,609,400
9,149,699 j
State
P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l .
P u b l i c utilities
92, 759, 099
83,609, 400
9,149,699
150, 549
122,198
28,351
i 1.62
1.46
3.10
County
P r o p e r t y in general _.
P u b l i c utilities
_
92,759,099
83,609,400
9,149,699
350, 273
312,472
37,801
13.78
3.74
4.13
SHEBOYGAN, WIS.:
C i t y corporation
Property in general.
P u b l i c utilities
P u b l i c utilities
40, 803,224
38,943,139
1, 638, 593
221,492
1,138,961
1,112,384
22, 002
4,575
i 27.91
28.56
13.43
20.66
State
P r o p e r t y in general.
P u b l i c utilities
40, 581, 732
38,943,139
1, 638, 593
55, 590
50, 513
5,077
i 1.37
1.30
3.10
County
P r o p e r t y i n generalP u b l i c utilities
40, 581, 732
38,943,139
1, 638, 593
184,218
177, 448
6,770
14.54
4.56
4.13
C i t y corporation
P r o p e r t y i n generalPublic utilities.
P u b l i c utilities
Sewer d i s t r i c t s No. 1
No. 2
57, 570,269
46, 031, 803
650, 000
10,888,466
1,172, 601
935,481
8,728
224,925
3,193,000
137,000
3,193
274
1.00
2.00
State
Property in generalP u b l i c utilities
_
46, 681, 803
46, 031, 803
650, 000
64, 630
62, 616
2,014
i 1.39
1.36
3.10
County
P r o p e r t y i n generalP u b l i c utilities
46,681, 803
46,031, 803
650,000
493,072
490,387
2,685
i 10. 56
10.65
4.13
SUPERIOR, W I S . :
1
Average rate.
i 20. 37
20.39
13.43
20.66
71
DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES
Special property taxes.—The several classes of property subject to special
property taxes, the amounts levied thereon, and the rate of levy for each of
the divisions of government, so far as such details were reported, are set forth
in Table XVI, which follows.
Table X V I
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF PROPERTY
16
Levies
Aggregate t a x
r a t e per
$1,000 of
assessed
valuation
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.:
18
Assessed
valuation
HARTFORD, CONN.:
125
41
211
79
62
235
103
7
09
City corporation—corporation and bank stock-.
City corporation—corporation and bank stock...
School district—corporation and bank stock
NEW
$1, 561,100
$15,611
$10. 00
76, 295, 402
29, 665, 626
762,954
296,656
10.00
10.00
BRITAIN, CONN.:
City corporation—corporation and bank stock...
1, 920,174
19, 202
10.00
8, 266, 564
8, 248, 914
17,650
82,842
82, 489
353
i 10. 02
10.00
20.00
904, 700
9,047
10.00
1,380,437
13, 804
N E W HAVEN, CONN.:
City corporation
Corporation and bank stock
Shellfish beds
STAMFORD, CONN.:
Town—corporation and bank stock
WATERBURY, CONN.:
City corporation—corporation and bank stock..
10.00
WILMINGTON, D E L . :
City corporation—horses and mules
475
2
1.00
LEWISTON, M E . :
City corporation—bank stock
485, 067
7,276
15.00
PORTLAND, M E . :
City corporation—bank stock
BALTIMORE, M D . :
City corporation
Bank stock
Savings bank deposits
3, 624,933
15.00
631, 250
365,000
266, 250
13.54
10.00
1.88
968
267
29.40
29.40
200, 265
189, 735
5,848
5,540
29.20
29.20
8,344
7,656
280
256
33.50
33.50
17, 536, 850
278, 250
17, 258, 600
132, 222
2,782
129,440
17.54
10.00
7.50
3,442,600
3, 442, 600
12,910
12, 910
3.75
3.75
1, 629,866
1, 629, 866
6,112
6,112
3.75
3.75
6,310,933
6,310, 933
23,666
23,666
3.75
3.75
1,782,667
1,782,667
6,685
6,685
3.75
3.75
3,048,267
3,048,267
11,431
11,431
3.75
3.75
3,922,933
3,922,933
14,711
14,711
3.75
3.75
12,712,267
12,712,267
47,671
47,671
3.75
3.75
29,294,400
29,294,400
109,854
109,854
3.75
3.75
2,105,502
2,105,502
7,896
7,896
3.75
3.75
910,528
910,528
3,414
3,414
3.75
3.75
4,940,800
4,940,800
__.
54,374
178, 500, 000
36,500,000
142, 000, 000
32,928
9,072
--_
18,528
18, 528
3.75
3.75
LOWELL, MASS.:
City corporation—bank stock
State—bank s t o c k —
178
PITTSFIELD, MASS.:
190
SALEM, MASS.:
94
City corporation—bank stock
State—bank s t o c k —
_
City corporation—bank stock
State—bank stock
MANCHESTER, N.
H.:
City corporation
Bank stock
Savings bank deposits
153
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.:
City corporation—bank stock.
County—bank stock
91
BAYONNE, N. J.:
58
CAMDEN, N. J.:
137
City corporation—bank stock
County—bank stock
City corporation—bank stock
County—bank stock
EAST ORANGE, N. J.:
City corporation—bank stock
County—bank stock
72
ELIZABETH, N. J.:
116
HOBOKEN, N. J.:
City corporation—bank stock
County—bank stock
City corporation—bank stock
County—bank stock
23
JERSEY CITY, N. J.:
15
NEWARK, N. J.:
C ity corporation—bank stock
County—bank stock
-.
City corporation—bank stock
County—bank stock
219
230
ORANGE, N. J.:
117
._
N E W BRUNSWICK, N. J.:
PASSAIC, N. J.:
City corporation—bank stock
County—bank stock...
City corporation—bank stock
County—bank stock
_
__
City corporation—bank stock
County—bank stock
' Average rate.
2
Horses and mules taxed at $1 each.
72
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
Table XVI—Continued
CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF PROPERTY
Assessed
valuation
Levies
Aggregate t a x
r a t e per
$1,000 of
assessed
valuation
PATERSON, N. J.:
City corporation—bank stock
County—bank stock.
i, 670,107
> 670,107
,
$36,263
36, 263
,073,333
, 073,333
4,025
4,025
i, 602, 667
i, 602,667
24, 760
24, 760
!, 523,200
1,523,200
I
13,212 '
13,212
PERTH AMBOY, N. J.:
City corporation—bank stock
County—bank stock
TRENTON, N. J.:
City corporation—bank stock
County—bank stock
W E S T HOBOKEN, N. J.:
• City corporation—bank stock
County—bank stock
ALBANY, N. Y.:
City corporation—bank stock
10, 335, 552
103,356
925,351
19,254
AMSTERDAM, N. Y.:
City corporation—bank stock
AUBURN, N. Y.:
City corporation—bank stock
842,754
8,428
14, 620, 535
146, 205
924, 800
924, 800
12, 819
6,429
BUFFALO, N. Y.:
City corporation—bank stock
JAMESTOWN, N. Y.:
City corporation—bank stock
School district—bank stock
MOUNT VERNON, N. Y.:
City corporation—bank stock
910, 500
9,105
734, 068
17,341
NEWBURGH, N. Y.:
City corporation—bank stock
N E W ROCHELLE, N. Y.:
City corporation—bank stock
N E W YORK, N.
697, 700
6, 977
739, 345,108
', 393, 451
,954,133
29, 541
, 094, 938
20, 949
, 551,914
95, 519
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.:
City corporation—bank stock
, 393, 451
13,935
:, 736,926
27, 369
, 138, 555
139, 736
41,386
1,397
;, 311,900
33,119
, 651, 670
16, 517
865,100
8,651
', 917, 000
', 917, 000
r
, 917, 000
2,639
2,639
2,639
!, 955, 000
J, 955, 000
1,955,000
985
985
!, 225, 000
I, 225, 000
5, 225, 000
1, 075
1, 075
1, 075
SYRACUSE, N. Y.:
City corporation—bank stock
TROY, N.
Y.:
City corporation—bank stock
Lansingburg school district—bank stock..
UTICA, N. Y.:
City corporation—bank stock
WATERTOWN, N. Y.:
City corporation—bank stock, etc
YONKERS, N.
Y.:
City corporation—bank stock
CHARLOTTE, N.
C:
City corporation—building and loan
State—building and loan
County—building and loan
WILMINGTON, N.
C:
City corporation—building and loan
State—building and loan
County—building and loan
WINSTON-SALEM, N.
C:
City corporation—building and loan
State—building and loan
County—building and loan
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.
GENERAL TABLES
87305—26
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 OF
R E P O R T E D , P O P U L A T I O N , AND A R E A :
1924
FISCAL
YEAR
[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 to each, see p . 11.
For a text discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 13]
POPULATION
Year of|
| incor| porai tion
j as a
, city
D a t e cf
m i d d l e of
fiscal year
Grand totalGroup
Group
Group
Group
Group
Decennial census
Estimated j
as of middle!of fiscal
J a n . 1,
A p r . 15,
1920
1910
39, 981,105
I___
II.III_
IV.
V..
117,
i 4,
i 8,
i 5,
3,
562, 561
338, 065
966, 336
522, 687
591,456
36, 674, 220
28, 786, 946
3, 506, 535.1
16,369,301
4,026,059
8, 046, 082
4,936,174
3,296,604
; 13, 137, 432
| 3, 261, 622
I 6, 170, 299
! 3, 302, 328
j 2, 515,265
961,455. 2
403,443. 5
945, 385. 4
645, 094. 9
551,156. 1
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
N e w York, N . Y . Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, P a . . .
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, Ohio
S t . Louis, M o
June
June
June
Dec.
June
Oct.
30,1924
30,1924
30,1924
31,1923
30,1924
7,1923
5, 830, 486
2, 942, 005
1, 951, 076
1,172,139
912, 502
806, 064
Baltimore, M d
Boston, Mass
Los Angeles, C a l i f . .
Pittsburgh, P a . . . . .
San Francisco, Calif.
Buffalo, N . Y
._
June
July
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
30,1924
31,1924
31,1923
30,1924
31,1923
31,1923
Land
area
(acres),
J u l y 1,
1924
784,938
775, 611
2
()
626, 015
543, 661
529, 843
OVER
5, 620, 048
2, 701, 705
1,823, 779
993, 678
796,841
772, 897
4, 766,883
2, 185, 283
1, .549, 008
465, 766
•560, 663
387, 029
191,360.
125,430.
81, 920.
59, 305.
43, 929.
39, 040.
0
2
0
0
0
0
733, 826
748, 060
576, 673
588, 343
506, 676
506, 775
558, 485
370, 585
319,198
533, 905
116,912
123, 715
50, 560.
27, 634.
260, 467.
30,035.
26, 880.
24,894.
0
8
0
2
0
0
GROUP I I — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 300,000 T O 500,000
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.
N e w Orleans, L a . . .
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio—.
1846
1802
1836
1867
1805
1819
June
Dec.
June
June
June
June
30,1924
31,1923
30,1924
30,1924
30,1924
30,1924
494,199
481, 451
445, 606
417, 280
409, 534
407,835
457,147
437, 571
414, 524
380, 582
387,219 ,
401,247 !
373,857
331, 059
347,469
301,408
339, 075
363, 591
17, 497. 3
39, 680. 0
14, 913. 4
31,834. 0
113, 920. 0
45, 598. 6
Kansas City, M o . . .
Seattle, W a s h
Indianapolis, I n d . . .
Rochester, N . Y
Jersey City, N . J . . .
1853
1869
1831
1834
1827
Oct.
June
June
June
June
21,1923
30,1924
30,1924
30,1924
30,1924
354,103
324,410
315,312
314,194
295,750
298,103
248,381
237,194
233, 650
218,149
267, 779
37,395. 0
43,840. 0
29,879. 4
20, 565.8
8,320. 0
(2)
351, 073
313, 398
312,157
j
}
I
j
I
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
290, 584 I
280,359 |
277,636 I
276,471 I
Louisville, Ky__
Toledo, O h i o . . .
Portland, Oreg.
Denver, Colo...
A k r o n , Ohio
1824
1837
1851
1859
1836
Feb.
June
May
June
June
28,1924
30,1924
31,1924
30,1924
30,1924
Columbus, Ohio..
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
1816
1832
1854
1854
1847
June
Mar.
June
Dec.
June
30,1924
31,1924
30,1924
31,1923
30,1924
268,209
261,947
243,946
243,489
Omaha, Nebr
B i r m i n g h a m , Ala_.
Worcester, M a s s . . .
San A n t o n i o , T e x . .
Dallas, Tex
1857
1871
1848
1837
1856
June
Mar.
May
Nov.
Oct.
30,1924
31,1924
31,1924
30,1923
31,1923
208,025
199, 564
189,009
187, 506
184,136
0)
0)
234, 891
243,164
258,288
256,491
208,435
223,928
L68,497
207,214
213,381
69,067
23,024.0
20, 219. 4
40, 442.0
37,085.0
16,004. 8
237,031
237, 595
234,698
216,261
200,616
181,511
224,326
214, 744
L50,174
154,839
17,852. 4
11,410.0
33,388. 8
31, 591.0
19,634. 7
191, 601
178,806
179, 754
161,379
158,976
124,096
132,685
145,986
96,614
92,104
23,918.4
31,346. 6
23,781.8
22,860. 5
16,447.0
i I n c l u d e s e s t i m a t e s not s h o w n in d e t a i l .
2
E s t i m a t e n o t s h o w n . F o r explanation, see text discussion of T a b l e 1, p . 13.
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 F I S C A L
YEAR
1924—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 . I I .
F o r a text discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 13]
POPULATION
Year of,
incorporation
as a
city
D a t e of
m i d d l e of
Estimated
fiscal year ^ as of m i d d l e
of fiscal
year
D e c e n n i a l census
A p r . 15,
1910
J a n . 1,
1920
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
171,667 I
171, 717
162, 537 '
162,351
152, 559
127,628
137,249
133,605
131,105
116, 577
15,360. 0
11,379. 0
11,460. 0
14,994.0
10,059. 0
155,153
153,145
115, 777
138,276
143, 555
132,358
138,036
67,452
78,800
102,054 t
79,066 |
98,915
5,120.0
25,924. 0
9,370. 0
16,224.0
10,162. 9
30,1923
31,1923
30,1924
30,1924
31,1924
146,541
145,964
141,451
140,637
140,086
137,634
106,482
137, 783
135,875
129, 614 I
112, 571
73,312 1 1
129,867 1
125,600 i
88,926 !
11,211.0
24, 761. 6
12,361. 7
5,157. 0
20,286. 6
Sept.
June
June
June
June
30,1923
30,1924
30,1924
30,1924
30,1924
137,696
129, 705
128,564
127,775
126,399
126,468
119, 289
118,110
120,485
116,309
!
|
I
!
i
86,368 i
96,815
92, 777 1
119,295 I
94,538
33, 597. 2
4,707.0
33,098.9
21,051. 5
4,915.0
June
May
Aug.
Dec.
June
30,1924
31,1924
31,1923
31,1923
30,1924
123,424
119,808
118,877
118,808
117,061
118,342 |
121,217 I
91,599 |
110,168
113,344
110,304 |
96,652 i
38,550 I
87,411
100,253
11,609. 0
12,152.9
18,140. 0
4,495.1
11,924.1
109,694
101,177
93,372
107, 784
100,176
104,839 1
82,331 j
66,525
96,071 1
79,803
4, 002. 4
12, 530. 0
12,486.7
6,090. 7
12,880. 0
112,759
98,917
72,075
95, 783
104,437
106,294
78,466
18,182
73,409 1
104,402
8,565. 8
39,916.8
6,685.1
6,227.0
25,075.0
96,965
87,091
91,295
99,148
94,156
91,715
83,743
50,217 1
64,205 |
89,336
74,419
73,141
25,168. 0
8,028.9
11,110. 8
6, 705.3
13,404. 0
17,981. 0
1782
1848
1784
1849
1841
July
June
June
June
June
31,1924 r
30,1924 ,
30,1924 |
30,1924 j
30,1924 I
Norfolk, V a
H o u s t o n , Tex_
Bridgeport, Conn__.
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio_
Hartford, C o n n
1845
1839
1836
1868
1784
June
June
Sept.
June
Sept.
30,1924
30,1924
30,1923
30,1924
30,1923
Grand Rapids, Mich
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, P a
Paterson, N . J
Springfield, M a s s
1850
1872
1866
1851
1852
Sept.
Dec.
June
June
May
Des Moines, Iowa
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
Camden, N . J
1857
1792
1851
1854
1828
Nashville, T e n n
N e w Bedford, M a s s .
Flint, Mich
Wilmington, Del
Albany, N . Y
1806
1847
1855
1832
1686
Richmond, Va
Syracuse, N . Y
New Haven, Conn
M e m p h i s , Tenn_
D a y t o n , Ohio
_.
183,946
180,363
175,947
172,276
169,236
0)
0)
0)
Cambridge, M a s s . . .
Kansas City, K a n s .
Erie, P a
Reading, P a . .
Yonkers, N . Y
1846
1886
1851
1847
I 1872
Sept. 30,1923
J u n e 30,1924
J u l y 7,1924
J u l y 7,1924
J u n e 30,1924
116,819
115,639
Lowell, M a s s
Duluth, Minn
T u l s a , Okla
Elizabeth, N . J
Spokane, Wash
I 1836
1870
: 1903
i 1855
j 1883
June
June
Dec.
June
June
30,1924
30,1924
31,1923
30,1924
30,1924
110, 648
108,395
107,098
1875
1854
1891
1850
1832
1853
June
June
Dec.
June
June
June
30,1924
30,1924
31,1923
30.1924
30,1924
30,1924
103,093
102,754
Tacoma, Wash
C a n t o n , Ohio
O k l a h o m a C i t y , Okla__.
Lynn, Mass.
Utica, N . Y
Waterbury, Conn.
111,812
111,368
0)
104,576
0)
102,519
100,817
0)
GROUP IV.—CITIES 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
Somerville, M a s s .
E l Paso, Tex
San Diego, Calif._.
Fort Wayne, I n d .
Jacksonville, Fla_.
June
Aug.
June
June
June
30,1924
31,1923
30,1924
30,1924
30,1924
98,181
97, 036
96, 445
95, 697
94,974
93,091
77, 560
74, 683
86, 549
91, 558
77,236
39, 279
39, 578
63,933
57, 699
2, 517
8, 640
51,078
10,092
9,824
Lawrence, Mass
Schenectady, N . Y .
Evansville, I n d
Knoxville, T e n n
Savannah, Ga
1
1871
1873
1850
1839
1822
1853
1798
1847
1815
1789
June
June
June
Mar.
June
30,1924
30,1924
30,1924
31,1924
30,1924 ||
93, 635
92, 623
92,085
91,341
91,218
94,270
88, 723
85, 264
77, 818
83, 252
85, 892 1
72, 826 j
69, 647
36,346 1
65,064 1 1
4,316
6, 497
5,577
17,094
4,473
Estimate not shown.
F o r explanation, see text discussion of T a b l e 1, p . 1 3 ,
76
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
TABLE
1.—YEAR
OF INCORPORATION,
DATE
OF M I D D L E
R E P O R T E D , P O P U L A T I O N , AND A R E A :
OF FISCAL
YEAR
1924—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.
For a text discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 13]
POPULATION
Year ofj
incor
poration
as a
city
D a t e of
m i d d l e of
fiscal year
Estimated :
as of middlej
of fiscal
year
Decennial census
J a n . 1,
1920
A p r . 15,
1910
Land
area
(acres),
J u l y 1,
1924
G E 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
Allentown, P a
Bayonne, N . J
Wichita, Kans
Harrisburg, P a
Manchester, N . H .
1867
1869
1871
1860
1846
J u l y 7,1924
J u n e 30,1924
J u n e 30,1924
J u l y 7, 1924
J u n e 30,1924
89, 740
86, 582
86, 294
82, 275
82, 240
73, 502
76, 754
72, 217
75,917
78,384
51,913
55, 545
52, 450
64,186
70, 063
6,159. 8
2, 544. 0
12,504. 0
3, 861. 0
20, 520. 0
L o n g B e a c h , Calif-.
Peoria, 111
.
Tampa, Fla
South Bend, I n d _ .
St. J o s e p h , M o
1897
1845
1887
1865
1853
Dec.
June
Nov.
June
Oct.
31,1923
30,1924
30,1923
30,1924
21,1923
81,160
80, 619
80, 463
78, 475
78, 248
55, 593
76,121
51, 608
70,983
77,939
17, 809
66,950
37, 782
53, 684
77,403
18,113. 0
6,035. 5
8,168.8
9,947. 5
8, 985. 0
Wilkes-Barre, P a Sioux C i t y , I o w a .
Roekford, 111
Portland, M e
Gary, Ind
1871
1857
1852
1832
1909
July
Sept.
June
June
June
7,1924
30,1923
30,1924
30,1924
30,1924
76,951
75,114
74,353
74, 231
72,962
73,
71,
65,
69.
55,
833
227
651
272
378
67,105
47, 828
45, 401
58, 571
16, 802
3,346. 8
28,020. 0
6, 861. 0
13, 808. 0
23, 030. 2
Hamtramck, Mich.
Little Rock, Ark_._
Troy, N . Y
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C _ . . .
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif-_
1922
1831
1816
1783
1863
Dec.
June
June
June
June
31,1923
30,1924
30,1924
30,1924
30,1924
72,099
72, 566
72,186
72,185
71,105
48, 615
65,142
72, 013
67, 957
65,908
3,559
45,941
76, 813
58, 833
44, 696
1, 527. 0
10,154. 4
6, 630. 4
2, 873. 6
8, 774. 0
B i n g h a m t o n , N . Y_
Johnstown, P a
E a s t S t . Louis, 111..
Saginaw, M i c h
Terre Haute, Ind-_.
1867
1889
1865
1889
1833
June
July
June
Dec.
June
30,1924
7,1924
30,1924
31,1923
30,1924
71,048
70, 720
70, 576
70, 340
70, 255
66, 800
67, 327
66, 767
61,903
48, 443
55,482
58, 547
50, 510
58, 157
5,991. 0
3, 488. 9
8, 627. 0
10, 368. 0
5, 759 0
Pawtucket, R . I_.
H o b o k e n , N . J-__
Passaic, N . J
Springfield, O h i o .
Lansing, Mich
1886
1855
1873
1850
1858
June
June
June
June
Oct.
30,1924
30,1924
30,1924
30,1924
31,1923
68,933
i 68,166
68, 045
67, 291
66, 684
64, 248
68,166
63, 841
60, 840
57, 327
51, 622
70,324
54, 773
46,921
31, 229
5, 494. 0
830.0
2, 001. 7
7,296. 5
7,082. 0
Chester, P a
Racine, Wis
C h a t t a n o o g a , Tenn_.
Brockton, Mass
Altoona, P a
1866
1848
1851
1881
1868
J u l y 7,1924
J u n e 30,1924
M a r . 31,1924
M a y 31,1924
J u l y 7,1924
66,050
65, 715
65, 489
65, 303
58,030
58, 593
57,895
66, 254
60, 331
38, 537
38, 002
44, 604
56, 878
52,127
3,020. 0
3, 858. 0
7,475. 2
13, 677.9
2,653.9
N e w Britain, Conn
Highland Park, M i c h . . .
Mobile, Ala
B e r k e l e y , Calif
Springfield, 111
1871
1918
1814
1878
1840
Sept.
Dec.
Mar.
Dec.
Aug.
30,1923
31,1923
31,1924
31,1923
31,1923
65, 263
65, 255
64, 518
63, 798
61,959
59,316
46,499
60,777
56,036
59,183
43,916
4,120
51, 521
40, 434
51, 678
8, 519.0
1, 895. 0
9,155. 2
5, 494. 7
5, 612. 5
Bethlehem, P a
Huntington, W . Va._.
Holyoke, Mass
Lincoln, N e b r
Winston-Salem, N . C .
1918
1872
1873
1871
1913
July
Dec.
May
Feb.
Nov.
7,1924
31,1923
31,1924
28,1924
30,1923
61, 228
60, 809
60, 313
59,488
59, 241
50, 358
50,177
60,203
54,948
48, 395
12, 837
31,161
57, 730
43,973
22, 700
11,172. 0
8, 532. 0
13, 544.9
8,021.0
7, 655. 0
Cicero, 111
Quincy, Mass
E a s t Orange, N . J .
Portsmouth, V a . - .
Covington, K y
1869
1889
1899
1858
1834
June
June
June
June
June
30,1924
30,1924
30,1924
30,1924
30,1924
59,103
58, 314
58, 284
58,185
58,093
44,995
47, 876
50, 710
54,387
57,121
14, 557
32, 642
34, 371
33,190
53,270
3,
10,
2,
3,
3,
Macon, Ga
Roanoke, Va
Jackson, M i c h
Shreveport, L a
1832
1884
1843
1839
1836
June
June
June
June
Dec.
30,1924
30,1924
30,1924
30,1924
31,1923
57,284
56, 855
56, 227
56, 223
i 56, 208
52,995
50, 842
48, 374
43, 874
56, 208
40, 665
34,874
31, 433
28, 015
41, 641
Wheeling, W . Va_.
P o p u l a t i o n as of J a n . 1, 1920.
678. 5
567. 6
516.0
200. 0
837. 0
5,966. 0
5, 760.0
5, 653. 0
8, 486. 0
6, 508. 4
77
GKNEEAL TABLES
TABLE
1.—YEAR
OF INCORPORATION,
DATE
R E P O R T E D , P O P U L A T I O N , AND A R E A :
OF M I D D L E
OF FISCAL
YEAR
1924—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 t a b l e , see p . 13]
POPULATION
Year of|
incorporation
as a
city
D a t e of
m i d d l e of
fiscal year
Estimated
as of m i d d l e
of fiscal
year
Decennial census
J a n . 1,
1920
A p r . 15,
1910
Land
area
(acres),
J u l y 1,
1924
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
145
146
147
148
149
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y .
Lancaster, P a
Fresno, Calif
Augusta, G a
P a s a d e n a , Calif
1892
1818
1885
1798
June
July
Dec.
June
Dec.
30,1924
7,1924
31,1923
30,1924
31,1923
55,971
55,895
55, 845
54, 754
54,198
50, 760
53,150
45,086
52, 548
45, 354
30,445
47, 227
24, 892
41, 040
30, 291
5,900. 0
2, 530. 0
5,432.1
6,012. 0
10,406. 4
150
151
152
153
154
Lakewood, Ohio
Topeka, Kans
Davenport, I o w a . . .
A t l a n t i c C i t y , N . J_
Kalamazoo, M i c h . .
1911
1857
1851
1854
1884
June
June
Sept.
June
June
30,1924
30,1924
30,1923
30,1924 j
30,1924
54,039
53, 877
53, 535
52, 818
52, 681
41, 732
50, 022
56, 727
50, 707
48, 403
15,181
43, 684
43,028
46,150
39, 437
3, 474. 0
5.460.0
10, 393.0
7, 362.0
5, 285. 0
155
156
157
158
159
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x . .
Newton, Mass
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
1873
1882
1816
1850
Sept.
June
June
Nov.
Sept.
30,1923
30,1924
30,1924
30,1923 1
30,1923
(2)
40,079
46,054
49,187
46,338
45, 566
8,200
39, 806
44, 404
34,014
32, 811
6,787. 7
11, 457. 0
3.252.1
8,167. 0
7,805.0
52,008
51,403
51, 309
50, 491
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
160
161
162
163
164
Haverhill, M a s s .
Oak P a r k , 1 1 1 . . . .
N e w Castle, Pa._
Kenosha, W i s
York, P a
1870
1902
1869
1850
1887
J u n e 30,1924
J u n e 30,1924
J u l y 7,1924
J u n e 30,1924
J u l y 7,1924
49, 897
49, 320
48, 950
48,886
48, 790
53, 884
39, 858
44, 938
40, 472
47, 512
44,115
19, 444
36, 280
21, 371
44, 750
21,192. 8
2,880. 0
5, 000. 0
4, 007. 9
2, 220. 0
165
166
167
168
169
D e c a t u r , 111
Woonsocket, R . I_.
McKeesport, P a . . .
Bay City, M i c h . . .
Hammond, Ind
1856
1888
1891
1865
1884
Oct.
June
July
Dec.
June
31,1923
30,1924
7,1924
31,1923
30,1924
48,
48,
48,
48,
48,
759
754
676
538
497
43, 818
43, 496
46, 781
47, 554
36, 004
31,140
38,125
42, 694
45,166
20, 925
5,917. 2
5, 532. 0
2, 240. ft
6,316.&
13,300.5-,
170
171
172
173
174
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y___.
Elmira, N . Y
Beaumont, Tex
Galveston, T e x
Chelsea, M a s s .
1892
1864
1881
1839
1857
June
June
Dec.
Dec.
June
30,1924
30,1924
31,1923
31,1923
30,1924
47,855
47,784
47, 251
46, 666
42, 726
45, 393
40, 422
44, 255
43,184
30,919
37,176
20, 640
36,981
32, 452
2, 644. 4
4, 451. 2!
6, 464. 0
4,985. 6
1,191. 6
175
176
177
178
179
Charleston, W . V a _ .
Medford, M a s s
Perth Amboy, N . J.
Pittsfield, M a s s
Stockton, Calif
1818
1892
1871
1891
1850
Dec.
June
June
June
June
31,1923
30,1924
30,1924
30,1924
30,1924
46, 452
46, 400
46,149
46,146
46, 092
39,
41,
41,
40,
038
707
763
296
22,996
23,150
32,121
32,121
23, 253
2, 964. 0
5, 253. 0
2,958.0
26, 048. 6
5, 50J2. 5-
180
181
182
183
184
Lima, Ohio..
•
_
Montgomery, A l a .
Madison, Wis
Greensboro, N . C _
Lexington, K y
1871
1837
1853
1808
1832
June
Dec.
June
Nov.
June
30,1924
31,1923
30,1924
30,1923
30,1924
45, 737
45, 657
45, 202
44, 594
44, 284
41,
43,
38,
19,
41,
326
464
378
861
534
30, 508
38,136
25, 531
15, 895
35, 099
4, 390. 0
4, 371. 0
4, 601. 6
11,175. 0
3, 216. 0
185
186
187
188
189
E a s t Chicago, I n d
P u e b l o , Colo
Pontiac, Mich.
Fitchburg, Mass
N e w Rochelle, N . Y_.
1893
1873
1861
1872
June
June
June
May
June
30,1924
30,1924
30,1924
31,1924
30,1924
43, 832
43, 653
43, 422
43,198
42, 864
35, 967
43, 050
34, 273
41, 029.
36, 213
19, 098
41, 747
14, 532
37, 826
28, 867
6, 396. 0
7,188. 4
4, 410. 0
17, 583. 6
6, 400. 0
190
191
192
193
194
Salem, M a s s . . .
E v a n s t o n , 111
San Jose, Calif
Butte, Mont
W e s t H o b o k e n , N . J_.
1836
1892
1850
1879
June
June
May
Oct.
June
30,1924
30,1924
31,1924
31,1923
30,1924
42, 777
42, 674
42, 550
42, 485
42, 239
42, 529
37, 234
39, 642
41, 611
40, 074
F o r explanation, see text discussion of T a b l e 1, p . 13.
43, 697
24, 978
28, 946
39,165
35, 403
5,113. 5
4,852.6
4,951. 0
3, 319.0
546.0
2
Estimate not shown.
78
FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES
TABLE
1.—YEAR
OF INCORPORATION,
DATE
OF MIDDLE
R E P O R T E D , P O P U L A T I O N , AND A R E A :
OF FISCAL
YEAR
1924—Continued
[For a list of t h e cities a r r a n g e d a l p h a b e t i c a l l y b y S t a t e s , w i t h t h e n u m b e r assigned t o each, see p . 11.
F o r a t e x t discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 13]
POPULATION
Year o
incorporation
as a
city
D a t e of
m i d d l e of
fiscal year
G K 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
Williamsport, P a . .
Brookline, M a s s . . .
J a m e s t o w n , N . Y_.
Hamilton, O h i o . . .
Muskegon, M i c h . .
1705
1886
1854
3870
July
June
Aug.
June
June
7,1924
30,1924
31,1923
30,1924
30,1924
42, 209
41, 974
41.960
41,911
41, 903
36,198
37, 748
38, 917
39, 675
36,570
31, 860
27, 792
31, 297
35, 279
24, 062
Waco, Tex
Everett, M a s s . . .
Springfield, M o . .
Muncie, I n d
L o r a i n , Ohio
1856
1892
1855
1865
1894
Sept.
June
Dec.
June
June
30,1923
30,1924
31,1923
30, 1924
30,1924
41, 849
41, 792
41, 456
41, 406
41,393
26, 425
33, 484
35, 201
24, 005
28, 883
Chicopee, M a s s
D u b u q u e , Iowa
B a t t l e Creek, Mich_
C o l u m b i a , S. C
Joliet, 111
1890
1840
1859
1805
1852
May
Sept.
Sept.
June
June
31,1924
30,1923
30,1923
30,1924
30,1924
40,980
40, 532
40, 372
40, 306
40,189
38,500 •
40,120
39,631 !
36,524
37,295 ,
I
36,214 !
39,141 j
36,164
37, 524
38, 442
25, 401
38, 494
25, 267
26, 319
34, 670
Superior, W is
Stamford, C o n n
A u r o r a , 111
Taunton, Mass
Council Bluffs, I o w a -
1893
1857
1864
1853
June
June
June
May
Sept.
30,1924
15,1924
30,1924 il
31,1924
30,1923
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
Q u i n c y , 111
Austin, Tex
N e w Brunswick, N . J .
1899
1815
1839
1839
1863
Sept.
June
Oct.
June
June
Waterloo, I o w a
Easton, P a
Ogden, U t a h
D a n v i l l e , 111
_..
W i l m i n g t o n , N . C_
1887
1861
1867
1866
Auburn, N . Y
Kokomo, I n d .
_.
N e w p o r t N e w s , Va_.
Poughkeepsie, N . Y .
Hazleton, P a
i 39,
39,
39,
38,
38,
671
668
652
917
885
39,671
35, 096
36, 397
37,137
36,162
40, 384
25,138
29, 807
34, 259
29, 292
30.1923
30.1924
31, 1923
30,1924
30,1924
38,
38,
37,
37,
37,
516
367
478
200
037
35,177
33,011
35, 978
34, 876
32, 779
24, 335
23, 481
36. 587
29, 860
23, 388
Sept.
July
June
Oct.
Nov.
30,1923
7,1924
30,1924
31,1923
30,1923
36, 635
36, 265
36.130
36, 007
35, 999
36, 230
33, 813
32, 804
33, 776
33,372
26, 693
28, 523
25, 580
27, 871
25, 748
1848
1865
1896
1854
1892
Dec.
June
Dec.
June
July
31,1923
30,1924
31,1923
30,1924
7,1924
35, 812
35, 710
i 35, 596
35, 555
35,440
36,192
30, 067
35, 596
35,000
32, 277
34, 668
17, 010
20, 205
27,936
25, 452
Orange, N . J
A m s t e r d a m , N . Y_
Petersburg, Va
Norristown, P a
Waltham, M a s s . . .
1872
1885
1854
1812
1884
June
June
Dec.
June
July
30,1924
30,1924
31.1923
30.1924
31,1924
35, 004
34,964
34, 648
34,378
34, 257
33, 268
33, 524
31,012
32,319
30,915
29,630
31, 267
24,127
27,875
27, 834
Lewiston, M e . _ Green Bay, W i s .
Columbus, Ga..Oshkosh, W i s
Sheboygan, W i s .
1863
1854
1828
1853
1853
Aug.
June
June
June
June
31.1923
30.1924
30,1924
30,1924
30,1924
33,
33,
33,
33,
33,
31, 791
31,017
31,125
33,162
30,955
26,247
25, 236
20,554 i
33, 062
26, 398
M o l i n e , 111
W a t e r t o w n , N . Y_
Muskogee, O k l a . . .
L a Crosse, W i s
Newburgh, N . Y _ .
1872
1869
1898
1856
1865
Sept.
Dec.
Dec.
June
June
30,1923
31,1923
31,1923
30,1924
30,1924
32, 898
32, 429
31,657
i 30, 421
30, 409
30,
31,
30,
30,
30,
734
285
277
421
366
24,199
26, 730
25, 278
30,417
27, 805
Lynchburg, Va
Colorado Springs, C o l o .
N e w p o r t , R . I. 2
Pensacola, Fla. 2
1805
1878
1784
1822
July
June
June
Mar.
31,1924
30,1924
28,1924
31,1924
30, 341
i 30,105
28.131
26, 284
30, 070
30,105
30, 255
31, 035
29,494
29, 078
27,149
22, 982
885
695
677
207
066
1
P o p u l a t i o n as of J a n . 1, 1920.
2
I n c l u d e d i n this report for t h e reason t h a t t h e d a t a for 1924 were secured before completion of t h e S t a t e
census w h i c h showed t h e p o p u l a t i o n t o b e less t h a n 30,000.
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 :
1924
mber |
[ 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]
i
i
RECEIPTS
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND TUNDS OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
_?s
D a t e of close of fiscal year
Revenue
b
Nonrevenue
I
i
Grand total- _ _
Group
Group
Group
Group
G roup
1
NEW
I ______
II
III.
IV.
V
YORK, N.
__
$2,322, 572, 536 $3,098, 684,332
__
__
_.
?,
1,204,813, 785
283, 774,907
422,972,729
253,661,646
157,349,469
_.._
$604,269,771
$6,025,526,639
270,830,242
94,255,087
125,544,332
70,640,117
42,999,993
! 3,456,841,323
750,509,171
935,713,213
j
546,317,654
;
336,145,278
i
G R O U P I . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 500,000 A N D O V E R
1
$26,034,924 | $1, 574,175,010
$429, 500,184 $1,118,639, 902
948,044, 271
15,696,472
31, 1924
364,140,253
1,327,880,996
31,1924
3,519,812
3,469, 521
6,989,333
1
31, 1924
564,036
61, 223
625,259
31,1924.
865,645
1,884,777
1,019,132 j
31, 1924
128,932,867
49,150,404
77,659,212
2,123,251 !
31,1924
64,515,916
10,043,380
52,392,894
2,079,642
31,1924
2,082,299
12,616,420
10,534,121
31,1924
30,729,442
25,613,015
5,116,427
_ Dec.
__ _ Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
_
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
CHICAGO, I I I
i
i
1,981,197,296
372,479,177
387,196,152
222,015,891
135,795,816
C a s h on
h a n d at
close of year
C i t y corporation
__
Dec. 31, 1924
General t r e a s u r y
L i b r a r y fund
D e c . 31, 1924
___
Sinking f u n d . .
Dec. 31, 1924
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
___ Dec. 31, 1924.. _ _
!
I n v e s t m e n t funds
Dec. 31, 1924
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
_
Dec. 31, 1924. _
_ .
County
._ __ _
!
N o v . 30, 1924
General t r e a s u r y
|
C o u n t y - a s - a g e n t fund _
N o v . 30, 1924
N o v . 30, 1924
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
i
I n v e s t m e n t fund
N o v . 30, 1924
i
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
__. N o v . 30, 1924
School d i s t r i c t . . .
!
General t r e a s u r y
_ | J u n e 30,1924
i
J u n e 30, Dec. 31,1924
i
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
;
Investment fund.
1 J u n e 30,1924
175, 788,983
92,315,735
86,608, 524
77,637
1,744,349
3,885,225
15,056,013
15,010,354
29,322
16,337
48,081,404
42, 578,952
5, 502,316
136
i Also t h e aggregate of p a y m e n t s a n d cas h on h a n d at t h e close of the year.
312,181,935
123, 710, 324
67,305, 692
10,988
1,334, 349
4,884,463
49,312, 962
861,870
133,036,663
7,239,754
125,757,921
37, 751
1,237
33, 735, 649
33,335,027
400,622
66,631,334
57, 525,420
27,126,548
9,782
1,002,438
1,202,184
27,449,744
734,724
1,008,653
969,382
i
:
18,163
20,804
304
2,259, 667
1,921,727
337,940
1
!
!
1
i
|
|
|
554,602,252
273,551,479
181,040, 764
98,407
2,336,787
7,830,996
80,647,931
1,596,594
149,101,329
23,219,490
125,757,921
85,236
38,378
304
84,076,720
77,835, 706
6,240,878
136
PAYMENTS
Governmental-cost
Nongovernmental-cost
$704,319, 701 $2,641, 797, 778 $2,679,409,160
337,620,670
114,661,770
132,028,297
74, 745,055
45,263,909
1
Y
General t r e a s u r y
M o r t g a g e tax fund
Foreign i n s u r a n c e 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
Aggregate of
receipts a n d
cash on h a n d
at beginning
of year i
C a s h on
h a n d at
beginning
of year
$58,214,862
31,438,543
865,645
15, 548,238
4,458,915
'
5,903, 521
1,352,607, 526
299, 561,327
508,899,080
301,341,466
179,388, 379
1,766,613,127
336,286,074
294,785,836
170,231,133
111,492,990
$488,437,816 $1,027,522,332
477,209,635
819,232,818
50,992
6,938,341
358,112
267,147
1,019,132
113,207,874
176, 755
10, 733,287
49,323,714
12,616,420
24,825,921
#
>
t-1
•
_
,
p
>
w
p
N
GO
81,849,508
70,425,370
25, 396, 587
11,145
2, 336,787
1,183,635
40, 567,003
930,213
1,131,356
1,039,035
73,176
18,841
304
6,253, 758
6,079,944
173,814 j
186,732,351
90, 629,962
87,309,145
18,230
286,020,393
112,496,147
68,335,032
69,032
3,302, 587
3,344, 774
40,080,928
666,381
134,915,968
9,138,510
125,757,921
13,054,005
13,041,945
12,060
19,537
48,336, 513
47,820,403
516,110
29,486,449
23,935,359
5,550,954
136
CD
O
mber
[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, A N D 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
o
Nonrevenue
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year i
Cash on
hand at
close of year
PAYMENTS
Nongovernmental-cost
Governmental-cost
GROUP I.—CITIES ILAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER—Continued
N
Hi
CHICAGO, III.—Continued.
Park district
General treasury.. _
Sinking funds
Public trust funds.
Investment funds _.
Private trust funds..
Sinking fund
Public trust fund. .
Investment fund. _.
Poor district
G eneral treasury...
Public trust funds..
T)ETROIT, Mien
City corporation
General treasury
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dee. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Mar. 31, Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924
|
| June 30, 1924.
$2,838,840
2,411,682
$19,204,104
18,853,845
$6,835,837
5,027, 679
852,141
110, 624
130,094
611,423
26,886
96,127
1,410,401
245, 626
192,903
70,920
220,165
77,407
>
a
997,333
174,706
45,866
$12,717, 776
12,083,812
$12, 517,179
10,835,199
$3, 643,826
3,374,195
516,748
100, 752
993,131
140, 560
$28,878, 781
26,293,206
Hi
390,384
8,939
7, 618,055
7, 618,055
104,916, 560
76, 751, 816
60, 648,924
915, 894
21, 581
150, 452
2, 444,020
8, 076, 544
4, 494, 401
27,938, 715
27 £79 gg3
*"' 215^867
4,841
38, 344
226,029
224,908
1,121
99, 411, 806
89, 372, 497
78,919,934
1
24, 696
9,182,120
9,182,120
2,193, 768
2,193, 768
18,993,943
18,993,943
1,200,184
1,200,184
15, 507, 767
15, 507, 767
2,285,992
2,285, 992
62,098, 473
43, 817, 711
25, 726, 769
20, 710, 356
15, 811, 559
12, 842, 308
17, 528, 864
8,105, 285
4, 948, 622
79,115
16,193
1, 864, 697
961,976
41, 394
5,876
4, 870, 368
4, 592,978
~ 24? 357
'
714
30, 319
28,429
27, 656
773
122, 445, 730
89, 099,166
73, 342, 320
915, 894
578, 370
217, 305
10, 506, 243
3, 486, 455
52, 579
47, 750, 795
39,176, 635
20, 927, 059
574, 473
74,963
15,837,586
1, 576, 639
27,188
93
18, 244, 422
16 103 041
~l! 300i 381
208, 000
633, 000
36, 340
36, 340
187, 725, 389
136, 381, 086
99, 218,001
915, 894
675,169
241, 608
20,146, 303
10, 615,159
4, 562, 983
5,969
51, 053, 505
48, 375 ««*>
1, 762^ 605
213, 555
701, 663
290, 798
288,904
1,894
1, m, 824
50, 359
630, 745
43, 858
43,116
742
163,196
70,918
209, 400
208, 588
812
37, 540
37, 200
340
93, 338,098
80, 679, 620
66, 045,913
5, 892, 796
3, 364, 008
198, 642, 700
173, 416,125
144, 965, 847
8, 798,121
5, 613,983
552,171
109, 680, 672
99, 051, 070
97, 296,904
80,163,907
68, 751, 072
47,116, 772
96, 799
24,303
2, 499, 099
495, 766
34, 736
5,960
9, 379, 721
77 278 7Q*>
33,137,164
32 903 n 5 n
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7,140,961
6, 632, 938
4,475, 668
9
8, 536, 620
8,193 839
~' 342^ 781
ITIES
Sanitary district
General treasury.
PHILADELPHIA, P A
City corporation
General treasury
Special assessment fund.
Library fund
Museum fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
Investment fund
Private trust fund
School district
Feb. 29, Mar. 31, Apr. 30,
M a y 12, M a y 31, June
30, July 31, Dec. 31,1924.
Feb. 29, Mar. 31, Apr. 30,
Dec. 31, 1924.
June 30, Dec. 31,1924
Feb. 29, Mar. 31, Apr. 30,
July 31, 1924.
Feb. 29, Mar. 31, Apr. 30,
Dec. 31, 1924.
TISTIC
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 P M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T : 1924—Con.
Welfare department funds..
Sinking funds
Public trust funds
Investment funds
Private trust funds
County
General treasury
County-as-agent fund
Soldiers' relief commission..
Sinking fund
Private trust funds
June 30,1924.
June 30,1924.
June 30, 1924.
June 30,1924.
June 30, 1924.
Nov. 30,
Nov. 30,
Nov. 30,
Nov. 30,
Nov. 30,
1924_
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
Aug. 31,
Aug. 31,
Aug. 31,
Aug. 31,
10, 039, 309
10, 004, 251
1924..
1924..
1924..
1924..
1924..
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
2,939
10,159,081
230, 683
59, 860
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
35, 058
CLEVELAND, OHIO
City corporation
General treasury
Fee and special fund _.
Sinking funds
Public trust funds
Investment funds
Private trust funds
County
General treasury
County-as-agent fund.
Sinking funds
Private trust fund
School district
General treasury
Fee and special funds..
Library fund
Sinking funds
Investment fund
Park district
General treasury
Fee and special fund. _
62, 780, 562
37,196,165
25, 767, 961
394, 086
11,005,384
28, 653
81
6,285, 663
4, 731, 825
1, 553,838
June 30, 1924
Mar. 31, Aug. 31, 1924.
Mar. 31, 1924
Aug. 31, Dec. 31, 1924..
June 30, 1924
Aug. 31, 1924.
Aug. 31, 1924.
ST. LOUIS, M O
City corporation
General treasury
Collectors' 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
Investment funds...
Private trust funds..
Apr. 7, 1924
Apr. 7, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924._.
Dec. 31, 1924-.Apr. 7, 1924
Apr. 7, 1924-...
Apr. 7, 1924-..Apr. 30, 1924...
Apr. 7, 1924-.._
Apr. 7, 1924-__.
Feb. 29, Apr. 7
31, 1924.
Apr. 7, 30, 1924.
Apr. 7,1924....
18, 978,202
14,457, 366
88, 268
1,443, 973
2, 976, 792
11,803
320, 532
319, 739
793
39, 643, 563
28, 890, 657
24, 755,304
313, 425
153,312
90,356
3,003, 286
56,055
19, 526
1,774
Dec.
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
355, 930
102, 572
13, 739, 744
112, 936
693, 000
88, 027
12, 658,478
2, 031, 699
10, 298,837
20,120
296, 269
11, 553
693
3,315, 755
35, 252
12, 308
2, 528, 788
2, 491, 671
263
1,775
35, 079
76, 566, 585
23,250, 641
16, 740,472
43, 539, 657
21, 347,017
17, 517,432
5, 908, 522
334,115
3,336, 779
267, 532
51, 731, 224
4, 361, 017
45, 655,155
1, 401, 537
313, 515
1, 057, 367
876, 562
405, 880
7,128,140
5, 509,071
283, 208
988, 010
347, 851
14, 888, 611
9, 050, 434
527,353
527, 353
4, 823, 991
993, 256
20, 930
175, 889
175, 889
18,162, 646
16, 636, 952
11, 250, 753
12, 787,492
6, 715, 601
4, 617,899
1,993
178, 812
129, 786
403, 475
500
2, 845,116
1, 764, 768
219,016
20, 346
3,184
4,609
5,497
2,017, 7W
49, 039
20, 850
3,632 [
27, 214, 580
378, 871
752, 860
100, 335
25, 226, 575
14, 527, 621
10, 298, 837
20, 383
333,102
46, 632
178
4,986, 886
66, 374
3,454
1, 648, 633
102,079
8,374
3,184,138
2, 887, 326
10, 629, 602
10, 609, 343
203
262, 013
34, 596
182, 886, 804
81, 793, 823
60,025, 865
394,086
20, 250, 685
449, 694
81
673, 412
65,145,027
14, 601, 913
45, 938, 363
3, 943, 385
661, 366
34, 924,180
24, 384, 362
88, 268
6, 269, 957
4,148, 860
32, 733
1,023, 774
1, 022, 981
793
38,881,795
21,273,348
18, 467,155
70, 593, 701
52, 243, 210
40, 623, 956
313, 425
153,312
90,364
3,133,072
56, 055
427, 610
7,771
2, 845,116
4,138,405
370, 627
22,181,455
15, 964,185
14, 839,267
59,463
24,034
2, 285,193
56, 279
464, 721
8,054, 772
5, 263, 833
162,495
2, 314, 929
313, 515
9,106, 278
4, 639,033
3, 690,880
747, 500
28, 865
447, 397
447, 397
6,915
6,866
1, 038,154
49, 339
20,180
79
73,930, 634
42,141,332
36,161,831
394,086
5,192,115
393,300
7, 877, 619
7, 338, 613
539,006
23, 558,018
19,269, 785
88,268
2, 577,084
1, 622,881
353,665
352, 872
793
36, 859,098
26, 585,086
22,430,407
218, 641
130, 798
57,841
3,133,072
56, 055
398,138
905
159,168
61
23,644
20, 579,061
210,418
752. 860
91,961
11, 412,835
1,030,952
10, 293, 837
71, 010
12, 036
70,074,375
18, 379,143
5,396, 879
12, 773,377
115
81
208, 691
49, 212,636
1, 999,467
45, 775, 868
1, 089,450
347,851
2,259,884
475, 544
1,993
1, 778,479
3,868
222,712
222, 712
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11, 553,148
9, 693, 939
3,354,282
94,784
22, 514
32, 523
22, 557
2, 845,116
3,100, 251
162,120
59,402
390
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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, 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 : 1924—Con.
[For a list of t h e cities' a r r a n g e d alphabetically b y States, w i t h t h e n u m b e r assigned t o each, see p . 11. F o r a text discussion of this t a b l e , see p . 14]
RECEIPTS
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
D a t e 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
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 — C o n t i n u e d
ST. LOUIS, Mo.—Continued.
School district
...
General t r e a s u r y
L u n c h - r o o m 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
Private trust funds...
J u n e 30,
June30,
J u n e 30,
J u n e 30,
J u n e 30,
J u n e 30,
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
BALTIMORE, M D
General t r e a s u r y . _.
City-as-agent f u n d .
Sinking fund
Public trust funds..
I n v e s t m e n t fund
Private trust fund..
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
BOSTON, M A S S
General t r e a s u r y
C o u n t y fund
T e a c h e r s ' pension fund..
L i b r a r 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
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
3i,
31,
1925..
1925..
1925..
19251925..
1925..
1925..
1925..
1925.
Los ANGELES, CALIF.
C i t y corporation
_
General t r e a s u r y
Special assessment fund
C o n v i c t labor account
L i g h t a n d w a t e r emergency
fund.
Sinking funds
June
June
June
June
30,
30,
30,
30,
1924..
1924.
1924..
1924.
J u n e 30, 1924.
$10,752,906
10,475, 972
5,082
54, 578
214, 582
2,692
$1, 525, 694
193, 349
287, 307
356,995
241, 952
580
445, 511
$6, 071, 891
5,415, 284
53, 840
548,084
7,243
25, 859
21, 581
$18, 350,491
16,084, 605
346, 229
959, 657
463,777
29,131
467,092
$6, 217, 270
5,900, 880
72, 887
160,455
27,078
5,934
50,036
$10, 274,012
10,126,135
40, 606, 287
39,182,176
37, 700, 735
29, 078, 743
3, 235, 510
5,126, 959
255, 215
2, 496, 227
2, 334, 858
80, 803, 249
70, 595, 777
3, 235, 510
6, 560, 561
374, 788
30,998
5, 615
7, 336,348
7, 074, 059
42, 545, 207
42,427,160
121,916, 763
97,828, 852
3,104, 598
2,120
4,357
2, 001, 600
9, 693,103
5, 032, 597
3, 514, 408
735,128
8, 231, 570
4, 820, 007
25, 065
56, 058, 324
29,863, 570
22, 996,135
6, 280, 084
1,311,084
103,163
9,864
4,308
62,056, 565
55, 956, 747
570, 656
2,120
122, 518
16, 410
21,134
1,307
48,438,169
33, 980,183
2, 509, 855
11,422,029
7, 891, 922
24, 087
132
1, 576, 751
6, 011, 034
2, 714,179
i, 176, 8i3
469, 222
4,225
970
2, 075, 712
624, 343
534, 864
265, 906
84, 389, 291
50,129, 643
41,282,035
8, 496, 610
52, 820
114, 336, 894
44, 795, 409
31, 891,102
108, 542
41,139,794
16, 042, 784
10,187,360
41, 000
239, 865, 979
110,967,836
83, 360,497
8, 605,152
52, 820
41, 000
122, 255
I 531, 055
,
5, 089, 060
13, 742, 370
423,
1, 606,
1, 694,
l, 802,
879
357
075
73 i
218, 449
8,831
30, 998
4,011
4,094
836
1,147, 606
842, 411
8.18, 546
573, 005
110,358
37,456
63
118,047
$1,859,209
57,590
273,342
688,844
399,243
23,134
417,056
30, 921, 694
21, 094,558
3, 235, 510
6,342,112
247,910
1,604
63, 974, 308
56, 780, 608
3, 008,106
2,120
263
1, 574, 908
1, 055, 838
i, 552,46o
49, 710,885
36, 228, 237
71,427
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425,856
8, 545,497
3,134, 348
l, 143,397
162,123
102, 913, 335
61, 483, 730
49, 612, 835
8, 605,152
52, 820
80, 894, 320
19, 620, 536
10, 751, 527
3, 021,446
4, 440, 840
41, 000
H
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Public trust funds......
Investment funds
Private trust funds
County..
General treasury
County-as-agent fundSinking funds
Public trust funds
Ivestment fund
Private trust fund
School district
General treasury
Sinking funds
PITTSBURGH, P A
„
CMty corporation
_
General treasury.__
Bridge fund
.
Library fund
...
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
Investment funds
County...
_
General treasury
Tuberculosis sanatorium, hospital for insane, and home
for poor fund.
Workhouse fund
Training school fund
Mothers' pension fund
Sinking funds
Public trust fund
School district
_
General treasury
Sinking fund
Public trust fund
Private trust funds
SAN FRANCTSCO, C A L I F .
General treasury
Special assessment fund
Municipal railway accident insurance fund.
Sinking fund..
_
_
Public trust funds.
Investment funds.—
>
Private trust f u n d . .
June 30, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
5,360
170, 563
'1924
30,
30,
30
30
30,
30.
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
20,134, 253
19, 227, 489
.
June 30, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31,1921.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1924.
31, 1924.
31, 1924.
31,1924.
June 30, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
June
June
June
June
30,
30,
30,
30,
1924
1924
1924
1924
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of th(
825, 539
56, 435
24, 790
14,125, 395
12,298,250
1, 827,145
40,097,965
20, 737,067
20,526, 734
1, 269
24, 334
101, 217
62, 886
20, 627
7, 221, 849
4, 259, 842
532, 759
191,885
27, 607,376
26,328, 262
1, 279,114
888,934
1,163, 511
2,375,724
56,427, 772
7, 655, 485
46, 519,287
403, 807
91, 780
54, 756
1, 702,657
4,846, 012
3, 589,122
1, 256,890
15,378,972
4,584,568
4,008,226
1,325
63,238
450,251
9,028
52, 500
5, 382,323
3, 802,014
673,944
44,742,679
20, 731, 593
20,164,129
14, 207,052
8,080, 517
4,175,669
398, 658
95,437
86,938
3, 869,102
148, 394
21, 890, 766
18, 712, 500
2, 753, 860
315,185
109, 221
104, 533
576
3,078
695,191
102. 987
5,412,081
3,880,835
1,135, 614
315,185
80,447
284,108
94,861
83,860
984,177
36,875
13,770,100
13,030,427
739, 673
9, 303,849
5,883,169
104,250
83,849, 669
57,909, 538
964,085
157, 666
39,848,145
37,800,335
964,085
12,011
2,147, 943
3, 243
637,893
419,053
4, 795,908
1, 494, 662
18, 415, 866
2, 111. 944
2,072, 910
25, 381
645, 561
532,326
21, 787
4,983
519, 581
17,405, 944
9, 914, 737
5,148, 585
676,344
4,662
1, 702, 657
12, 068, 907
9, 774, 967
2, 293, 940
1,102,198
1,168,494
2,895, 305
87, 655,945
31,109, 485
51, 667, 872
1,353,115
106,444
54, 756
3, 364, 273
41, 242,198
36, 737, 443
4, 504, 755
17,419, 342
6, 246, 899
A, 883,125
56
60,000
1,246,523
9, 595
47, 600
3, 572,078
2, 001. 271
274, 843
74, 328, 703
33, 396, 678
28,348,024
1,325
543, 637
3, 953, 867
130, 259
419, 566
19,041, 259
13,034,083
1,408, 647
128,011
487
6,231
1,103, 420
57,815
7, 600, 365
6,183,156
1,062.205
288, 244
66, 760
8, 584,716
5,272, 334
1, 022,185
990, 207
2, 252,318
54,493, 589
5, 672, 660
46, 960, 547
122,895
45, 905
29, 966
1, 661, 616
15, 047, 896
14, 664, 226
383, 670
74, 653
7,724
642,987
13, 028,103
6, 209,336
4, 707, 325
404, 681
4,104
16,811, 396
6,412,712
2, 938,165
459, 303
2,606,127
57, 778
351,339
8, 247, 332
6,772,970
601,045
78, 762
94,950
80, 707
542, 635
76, 263
2,151, 352
480,945
1, 627,946
42,461
42, 510, 612
21, 928, 421
53,416 ;
2,555,567
1,080,824
15.199,493
1,692,891
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1, 661, 616
8, 788, 810
6,820,059
1, 968, 751
144,499
191,477
13, 822, 229
13, 539, 263
272, 964
10, 002
480,125
10, 240, 986
8,088,731
668,374
274
3, 503,616
33,892
367,066
3,417,950
1,143,338
66,329
10,017
2,189,734
8, 532
2,708, 585
1,801,238
878, 573
28, 774
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656,960 I
414,754 {
34,697,675
14, 226,034
1,156
2, 722, 998
812.338
15. 355. 551
1, 579,618
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Con.
rnber
[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. F o r a text discussion of t h i s 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
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
_.=
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 f u n d Library funds.
Sinking funds.
Public trust funds.
I n v e s t m e n t funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
County
General t r e a s u r y
C o u n t y - a s - a g e n t fund
C i t y a n d c o u n t y hall f u n d .
I n v e s t m e n t fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
J u n e 30,1924
J u n e 30, 1924
J u n e 3 0 , D e c . 31, 1924, J a n .
3 1925.
J u n e 30, 1924
J u n e 30, D e c . 31,1924, J a n .
31, 1925.
J u n e 30, 1924
J u n e 30, 1924
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1924.
31, 1924.
31, 192431, 1924.
31, 1924.
$32, 867,678
29,305, 565
28, 296,474
210
21,434
Aggregate of
receipts a n d
cash on h a n d
at beginning
of y e a r i
Cash on
h a n d at
beginning
of year
PAYMENTS
Governmental-cost
Nongovernmental-cost
OVER—Continued
$40,411, 851
32,167,090
20, 292, 346
23
303, 406
$14,171, 575
12, 610,159
8, 730,423
1,862
27, 347
683,824
237,076
4, 472,950
140,948
3, 625,077
191,139
66, 547
6, 643, 215
314, 202
8, 244, 761
1, 749, 471
6, 281,153
18
11,418
202, 701
43
34, 268
1, 561, 416
705, 830
288,031
1,443
3, 562.113
3, 561,950
C a s h on
h a n d at
close of year
566,112
$87,451,104
74,082,814
57,319,243 1
2,095 !
352,187
$13, 857,002
11,967,711
7, 325, 440
2,095
6,478
$40,497, 551
35, 628, 383
34, 686, 229
$33,096, 551
26, 486, 720
15, 307, 574
344, 807
902
8,781,851
569,163
4, 338,749
262, 706
300, 391
296, 956
4,142, 711
9, 501
6,709,805 1
348,470
13,368,290
6,017,251 '
6, 569,184
1,624
11,418
768,813
32, 243
1,889, 291
893, 232
400,115
1,624
4,869,168
4, 869,168
6, 709,805
316, 227
6, 609, 831
254, 851
6,169,069
11,418
174,493
594, 320
o
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o
o
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
H
MILWAUKEE, WIS
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Sewerage commission 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 funds
County
General t r e a s u r y
County-as-agent f u n d .
Licensefund
Sinking fund
,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
A p r . 30,
1924.
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924
1924
1924
A u g . 31, Dec. 31,
1924
1924
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
$32, 497, 565
26, 390,639
25, 575, 675
44,109
22, 675
550,488
$47, 394,135
35, 552, 378
19, 983, 710
2,155, 259
238, 256
479, 378
197, 692
11, 993, 698
702, 077
11, 841, 757
6, 957, 383
3, 220,024
12, 686
383, 609
6,106,926
6,104, 717
$7, 947, 371
5, 537, 942
5, 241, 872
96, 642
2,486
74, 012
122, 930
2,409,429
2,268,485
9,732
£87,
67,
50,
2,
839,
480,
801,
296,
263,
1,103,
071
959
257
010
417
878
12,191, 390
825, 007
20, 358,112
15, 330, 585
3, 229, 756
12, 686
383, 609
1
$10, 227, 658
5,175,101
3, 360, 693
1, 605, 326
1,718
126,249
$35, 359,
28,470,
27, 611,
522,
659
384
111
671
336, 602
81,115
5, 052, 557
4, 809,186
10, 865
6,889, 275
6, 665, 733
27, 267
223, 542
$42, 251, 754
33, 835,474
19,829,453
168, 013
261, 699
641, 027
12,191, 390
743,892
8,416, 280
3, 855, 666
3, 218, 891
12, 686
132,800
Investment funds.
Private trust funds
WASHINGTON, D. C
General treasury
Register of wills fund
Recorder of deeds fund
Militia fund
School incidental fund
Library incidental fund
Park funds
Miscellaneous funds
Sinking funds
Public trust funds.-Private trust funds
, „ . . . . [ Dec. 31,1924.
I Dec. 31, 1924.
June 30,
June 30,
June 30,
June 30,
June 30,
June 30,
June 30,
June 30,
June 30,
| June 30,
1 June 30,
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
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 funds
Private trust funds
C ounty
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
A.lso the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of
2, 209
27, 375,330
25,989,160
69,245
90, 083
76, 395
12, 505
692,829
156, 557
288, 556
30, 226, 717
25, 720, 776
22, 824, 565
13,139
115
2, 255, 752
24,023
62, 901
408, 985
116,151
15,145
4, 505,941
4, 275, 710
1,915
10,114
75
24,033
20,438
164, 523
5,158
3,975
40, 550
1, 227, 505
9,160,420
661, 246
272
33, 546
42,416
159,151
23
722, 908
1, 943, 736
3, 319,881
372, 620
1,904,621
53, 545,848
42,488,827
29, 397,646
14,700
15,000
6,678,430
394,095
4,093
775
3,622
5, 266,065
352, 796
312, 652
48, 953
11, 057, 021
3,650,008
4,993,875
45, 780
25, 598
79, 794
635, 250
321
14,477
1, 558, 994
7,529
45, 395
131, 212
12, 226, 563
10, 957,172
43,004
1,213
28,205
225
100,672 1
299,058
234,431
70, 245 1
492,338 |
5,052,071
1,745,290
1,146, 970
2,798
401,617
38,727
7,200
4, 568
43.516
56,376
19,587
23,931
3,306,781
714,062
2,308,993
7,481
1,663
14,861
99, 338
7,894
684
42, 581
4,384
104,840
42,759 1
1, 358, 717
48,762,313
37,607,578
69, 517
166,633
43,629
263.751
12,753
823,580
2,935,623
3,710,869
731,421
2,396,959
88,824,636
69,954,893
53,369,181
27,839
17,913
9,335,799 !
456,845
62,901 !
4,093
7,975
8,190
5, 718, 566
525, 323 i
347, 384 1
72,884 1
18,869, 743 1
8, 639, 780
7,302,868
47,695
17, 595
27, 336
118,688
755,026
8,215
15,161
1,766,098
17,071
154,210 1
42,759
1,153,478
205, 239
13,146,146
11,177, 855
33,486
3,457
29, 798
420
11,104
267,031
1,014,380
83,924
524,691
7,459,186
3, 377,493
2, 582, 994
5,265
509,400
71,858
26, 696,049
22,487, 328
69,137
90,083
40,172
76, 225
12, 310
812,476
2, 533, 528
163, 703
411,087
8, 920,118
3, 942, 395
380
43,064
34,143, 667
28,955, 589
16,913,177
13,139
12,648
8,813,456
359, 236
62,901
47, 221, 783
37,621,811
33, 873,010
14, 700
157, 728
23
135,064
2, 532, 786
236,410
1,872,268
12,943
25, 751
4,093
7,975
3, 622
73, 510
84,165
20, 232
18,472
4, 081, 693
983, 548
2,668, 227
7, 230
1,167
31,201
199, 211
211
14,477
35, 353
4, 581
136,487
2, 386,920
288,371
105, 741
5,188,078
4,443, 534
46, 295
10, 365
25,802
87,487
553, 223
706
2,963
17, 703
4,568
3, 258,136
152, 787
221,411
54,412
9, 599, 972
3, 212, 698
4, 634,641
1,400
367
2,592
8,004
684
1,730,039
9,527
20
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 : 1924—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. 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 i
Cash on
hand at
close of year
PAYMENTS
Governmental-cost
GROUP II—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 300,000 TO 500,000—Continued
MINNEAPOLIS, M I N N
-. .
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
_ - _ Dec.
Dec.
__ _ _ Dec.
Public trust funds.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
192419241924
19241924
1924
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924
1924
19-24
1924
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dee.
Dec.
May
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Aug.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1924.
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924 31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924.
31, 1924
30, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, Dec. 31, 1924- _ . . J
31, 1924 ._
._.!
31, 1924
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 __ _
.
NEW
ORLEANS, LA _
$25, 593, 242
22,908, 877
20, 300, 603
27, 432
1, 733, 804
677, 218
169, 820
.
C i t y corporation _
General t r e a s u r y
School l a b o r a t o r y fund _
___
-
69, 028
68, 403
_
General t r e a s u r y
C o u r t h o u s e commission fund
F i r e commission fund
H e a l t h fund
Poor fund
I n s t i t u t i o n for defectives fund
School fund
L i b r a r y fund _ _ .
Recreation funds
Sewage a n d w a t e r fund
P u b l i c Belt R a i l r o a d 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 funds
_.
Pri v a t e t r u s t funds
Levee district
General t r e a s u r y
Dec. 31, 19~2~4_
2, 684, 365
2, 546,934
.
...1
28, 868, 260
27, 269, 545
22, 676, 603
298, 023
97, 551
1, 522
46, 722
4, 734
318
762, 016
6, 810
81,986
1,190, 094
1, 665, 957
47, 687
363, 254
26, 268
1, 598, 715
1, 598, 715
$45,150, 641
16, 237, 754
9, 599, 703
272, 699
424, 367
5, 935, 932
5,053
28, 912, 887
2, 498, 362
22, 242, 099
876, 242
3, 297,184
30, 461, 099
30, 460, 424
7, 077, 508
28, 000
985, 685
1, 098, 699
141, 964
17, 875
5,000
5, 865, 811
78, 240
172, 427
4, 544, 380
58, 359
417, 520
9, 622, 257
317, 360
29, 331
8
675
675
$4, 416, 561
3, 369, 520
3, 238, 561
10,371
334
117, 277
2,977
1, 047, 041
605, 629
439, 394
2,018
5, 783, 995
5, 074, 227
2, 405, 344
80, 282
642
11,838
24, 855
46, 819
342
13, 742
14, 640
13,154
18, 762
145, 605
538, 202
309, 605
1, 334, 598
115, 532
265
709, 768
709, 768
$75,160, 444
42, 516,151
33,138, 867
37, 803
2, 006, 837
1, 218, 862
6,105, 752
8,030
32, 644, 293
5, 650, 925
22, 680, 493
947, 288
3, 365, 587
$4, 435, 462
3, 667, 336
3, 504, 603
14, 378
9,694
134, 983
65,113,354
62, 804,196
32,159, 455
378, 305
28, 642
1, 095, 074
1,125,076
235, 505
22,951
19, 060
6, 642, 467
98, 204
273,175
5, 880, 079
2, 262, 518
727,125
11, 004, 542
796,146
55, 599
273
2, 309,158
2, 309,158
9, 548, 433
8, 886, 790
2,813, 636
109, 443
700
260
15, 558
22, 287
2,250
9,793
12, 614
2,090
35,974
1, 521, 801
522, 829
417, 520
3, 324, 599
75,175
3, 678
768,126
167, 669
564, 563
35, 894
261
661, 643
661, 643
$29, 219, 046
25, 785, 283
25, 366, 031
23, 425
395, 827
3, 433,
3, 433,
20,160, 344
18, 513, 504
5, 485, 731
268, 862
27, 942
1, 055, 801
1, 083, 419
213,152
20, 701
9,267
3, 534, 844
83, 737
215,974
3, 067, 750
1, 519, 378
1, 546, 307
380, 559
80
1, 646, 840
1, 646, 840
CINCINNATI, OHIO
City corporation
General treasury
Miscellaneous fee fund _
University fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
Investment funds
Private trust funds
County
vGeneral treasury
County-as-agent fund _ _
Library fund
Sinking fund
r
Public trust funds
Investment fund
Private trust funds
School district
General treasury
Fee and special fund _ . .
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
Investment fund
KANSAS CITY, M O
City corporation
General treasury
Sinking funds
Public trust fund
County
General treasury
County-as-agent fund.
Public trust fund
School district
General treasury
Sinking fund
SEATTLE, WASH
City corporation
General treasury
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
Investment funds
Private trust fund
County
General treasury
County-as-agent fund.
Sinking fund
Investment funds
Private trust fund
Dec.
Aug.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1924.
31, 1924.
31, 1924.
31, 1924.
31, 1924.
31, 1924.
31, 1924.
Aug. 31, 1924
Aug. 31, 1924
Aug. 31, 1924
Aug. 31, 1924
June 30, Aug. 31, 1924.
Aug. 31, 1924
Aug. 31, 1924
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
31, 1924....
31, 1924....
31, 1924....
31, Dec. 31, 1924....
31, 1924....
Apr. 21, 1924.
Apr. 21, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
27, 747,081
17, 605,414
9, 550,986
143, 609
754,793
4,874,136
865,647
1,416,243
3,608,445
13,656
10,732
3,761
2,695
6, 502,378
6,375,042
33,237
71,474
10,968
11,657
19, 515,665
9,815, 940
9,002,618
782,959
30, 363
2,832,588
2,814,012
18, 576
6,867,137
5,995,253
871,884
33, 508,405
22,845,685
21, 549, 605
1,130,193
127,391
4,089,929
3, 876, 784
' Also the aggregate of p a y m e n t s and cash on hand at the close of the year.
213,145
29, 714,362
12,075,123
6,333,925
13,832,867 i
4,814,372 1
3,599,898 j
417,968
4,022,453
454,767
500,010
346,000
16,403,278
524, 323
14,719,339
253,161
860, 649
166,179
813,588 j
132,832 I
I
45,806
1,235,961
383,123
731,160
161,875 1
6,060,748
2,619,412
2,359,727
772
962,515
296
73,622
44,404
2,957,747
2,848,139
109,355 1
253 1
121,678
71, 294,310
34,494, 909 !
19,484, 809 I
!
143, 609 |
1,278, 940 !
9,710, 177 !
j
1,453, 246 1
1
1,916, 253 |
|
507, 875 !
26,103, 315
6, 752,
180
17,079, 066
267, 589
1,833, 896
4, 057
76, 317
90, 210
10, 696,086
9, 606,
304
33, 237
911, 989
11, 221
133,335
17, 311, 793
9,081,963
7,347,093
167,026
1,214,245
194,168
5,006
154,425
5,445,800
2,471,058
1, 795, 743
4,782
1,058, 717
777
52,964
61, 759
2, 784,030
2,645,889
138,088
53
23,773,301
10,195,312
9,134,281
1,019, 755
41,276
11,219,610
3, 378, 578
7,814,074
26,958
2,358,379
2,089,229
269,150
6,358,417
1,977,051
455,180
1, 512,816
9,055
1,827,089
1,092,622
724, 564
9,903
2, 554,277
2, 542,834
11,443
49, 647,383
21,988,303
18, 592,079
3, 315, 530
80,694
15,879,287
7,285,212
8, 538, 638
55,437
11,779, 793
10, 627,316
1,152,477
11,037, 371
6, 265,406
4, 533,021
1,724, 530
7,855
1,764,032
789, 762
967,097
7,173
3,007,933
2,403, 761
604,172
43, 607, 096
22,089, 860
9, 645, 751
3,200,193
1,811
706, 778
8, 535, 327
20,286,111
525,142
19, 498, 258
198, 111
9,323
55, 277
6, 873,404
4, 665,068
2, 612, 848
718,480
6, 625
605,261
721, 854
1,698,034
412, 956
1, 205, 386
83, 988, 905
49, 600, 613
33, 808,204
5,048, 866
135, 827
1, 350, 535
9,257,181
26,074,074
4, 814, 882
20, 703, 644
411,256
9,323
134, 969
7,498, 892
4, 610,128
2, 422, 221
775, 740
10,172
413, 930
988, 065
2,101,264
308, 907
1, 532,042
205, 038
79, 692 1
25, 581,064
15,437, 555
9, 507, 511
143,609
1,103,333
3,966,995
712,431
3,676
3, 564,528
2,996,828
249,438
294,909
23,353
~6~578,~98l'
6,088,660
33,237
456, 566
518
21, 578,720
10,475,350
10,425,139
50,211
2,980,893
2,980,069
824
8,122,477
8,122,477
35, 624, 854
26, 512, 309
23, 811, 567
2, 417, 723
123, 689
159,330
2, 886, 516
2, 877,193
9, 323
55,277
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 : 1924—Con.
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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]
J
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 i
Cash on
hand at
close of year
Governmental-cost
Nongovernmental-cost
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 300,000 TO 500,000—Continued
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SEATTLE, WASH.—Continued.
School district
General treasury
Sinking fund
Port of Seattle
General treasury
Sinking fund
INDIANAPOLIS, I N D . . .
City corporation
General treasury
Deduction fund
Special assessment 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
Deduction fund
Public trust funds
22
ROCHESTER, N . Y
City corporation
General treasury
Cemetery fund..
Sinking funds
Public trust funds
Investment fund
Private trust funds
County
General treasury
County-as-agent fund.
Private trust fund
June 30, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
June 30, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
$5,415, 459
4,439, 355
976,104
1,157, 332
820,158
337,174
$1,100, 477
1,100,477
$289,441
130, 648
76, 751
53, 897
289,441
220,861
208,053
12, 808
978,424
147, 671
329,347
33,159
889,311
754,201
141,653
24, 831, 782
7, 618, 627
5, 592,893
7, 912, 784
5, 657, 998
2, 626, 791
14,437
17,605
41, 821
1, 951, 871
15,260,727
526, 966
13,879, 843
785, 729
68,189
1,952,428
1, 872, 630
11, 339
1, 207, 557
84,556
1, 727, 755
1, 760,964
1, 389,092
96,132
245,013
30,727
493, 822
483,453
110,067
244,710
865,357
720,686
627,817
13,089
79,780
088,615
060,367
681,910
115,050
152,420
104,826
6,161
028, 248
028,248
79, 798
22,455,416
18,898,918
16,259,206
7,291
1,417,242
37, 389
9,334
1,168,456
3, 556,498
34,007
2,908,245
614,246
10,369
6, 527, 111
5, 817, 878
1,362, 686
3,148
3,499,422
579,092
50,062
323,468
709, 233
472,314
161, 730
75,189
$6,805, 377
5, 539, 832
1, 265, 545
1,508, 841
1,104, 962
403, 879
$564,282
365, 834
198,448
223, 218
211, 700
11,518
$5,167, 694
4, 712, 417
455,277
1,058,335
763, 636
294, 699
$1, 073,401
461, 581
611, 820
227,288
129, 626
97, 662
51, 722,990
24,424,296
14,549,031
33,159
3,915,087
1, 979,363
268,030
3, 679, 626
19,131,758
3,160, 768
13,975, 975
1,896, 099
98,916
8,166, 936
7,983,900
13,089
169,947
9, 045,164
6, 738, 279
3,738,523
22, 530, 556
13, 333, 553
9,105,087
33,159
3, 872, 810
210, 860
111, 637
20,147,270
4, 352,464
1,705,421
49, 071,142
42, 777,163
35, 303,802
125,489
5,069,084
721, 307
65, 557
1,491, 924
6, 293,979
2, 534, 569
3,069,975
689,435
35, 892
582, 693
84,036
2,297,135
1,024, 733
694,462
98,534
195, 773
35,964
1,282,152
1,240, 204
41, 948
7,976,321
7, 230,572
2,381, 514
27,188
3, 870,424
515, 479
59, 396
376, 571
745, 749
449, 871
148, 638
147, 240
2, 708, 988
2,397,019
311, 969
6,488,015
6,424, 660
13, 089
50,266
22,936, 817
20, 894, 716
20,341,903
87, 664
362, 560
102, 589
2,042,101
2,042,101
6,385
1,185,810
72, 357
1,382,491
15,398,037
69, 287
13, 877,441
1, 388, 357
62,952
396, 769
319, 036
77, 733
18,158,004
14, 651, 875
12, 580, 385
10, 637
836,100
103,239
6,161
1,115,353
3, 506,129
42, 597
2,921,337
542,195
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City corporation
General treasury
School fund
Library fund
Firemen's relief fund-.
License fund
Petty cash fund
Sinking funds
Public trust fund
County
General treasury
County-as-agent fundHealth funds
Parental home fund. - .
Park fund
Sinking fund
Public trust fund
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1924..
30,1924.
31,1924..
31,1924..
31,1924..
31,1924..
31, 1924..
31,1924..
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
19,375,603
15,339,747
13,377,962
1, 504,490
7,125
23, 602
186
42,385,077
29,782,204
23,098,477
2,542,819
250,060
360, 245
66,137
4,035,856
3,924,252
3, 636,489
252,175
12,602,873
5,693,257
6,039,175
32,477
28,330
301,879
501, 594
6,161
31, 1924..
31, 1924..
31,1924..
31,1924..
31,1924..
31,1924..
31, 1924..
2,332
735
13,912
92,037
2,588
17,323,943
13,984,148
8,857,568
3,088,100
73,550
2,184
200
1, 960,806
3,924
3,339,795
739,672
1,137,564
968
1,644
207,913
1, 241,797
10, 237
79,084, 623
59,106,099
45,334,007
7,135,409
330,735
23,602
2,370
200
5, 957, 540
322,236
19,978,524
10,357,181
7,176,739
35,777
30,709
523, 704
1, 835,428
18, 986
16, 975,344
13,462,018
10,046,336
1, 678, 629
24,002
200
1,710,190
2,661
3, 513,326
1, 266,326
1,172,840
1,872
291
86,416
971,406
14,175
25,730,551
19,928,486
13,821,941
5,456, 624
306, 733
23, 602
186
319,400
5,802,065
5, 300, 268
32,464 !
30,413 |
434,109 !
36,378,728
25,715,595
21,465,730
156
2,184
4,247,350
175
10,663,133
3, 790,587
6,003, 899
1,441
5
3,179
864,022
4,811
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LOUISVILLE, K Y
General treasury
Tuberculosis hospital funds.
Sewerage fund
Children's guardian fund
School funds
Library fund
Park fund
Water fund
Cash in transit
" Sinking fund
Public trust funds
Investment funds
Private trust fund
TOLEDO, OHIO
City corporation
General treasury
Fee and special fund _
l i b r a r y fund
Sinking funds
Public trust funds. _ _
Investment funds
Private trust funds.._
School district.
General treasury
Fee and special fund _
Sinking funds..
Aug. 31, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924
Nov. 30, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924
June 30, 1924
Aug. 31, 1924
Aug. 31, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924
Aug. 31, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924
June 30, Aug. 31,1924.
Aug. 31, Dec. 31,1924_
June 30,1924
$9,847, 942
7,127,801
32,582
25,685
795
694,623
54,836
56, 612
1,009,217
Dec. 31,1924.
Dec. 31,1924.
Dec. 31,1924.
Dec. 31,1924.
Dec. 31,1924..
Dec. 31,1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Aug. 31, 1924.
Aug. 31,1924.
Aug. 31,1924.
i Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
785, 623
58, 654
1,514
866,079
174,700
619,013
31,226
217,955
269,474
23,754
13, 278
691,379
802, 658
56,414
832, 307
$4,952, 567
1,061,370
104,886
8
21, 701
2,854,960
182,153
245,876
74,011
1,034
289, 356
94,709
20,090
2,413
$4,119, 865
512,379
914, 833
948,614
5,750
517,472
1
21,364
34,440
569
1,151, 598
10,055
4
2,786
$18,920, 374
8, 701, 550
1, 052, 301
974,307
28,246
4,067,055
236.990
323,852
1,117, 668
1,603
2,226, 577
163,418
21,608
5,199
$3,080,342
55,164
744, 387
660,593
4,364
58, 711
7,716,953
6,552,913
3,690, 387
5,390,948
3,295, 680
2,153, 066
4,624,489
2,734,669
1, 799, 660
42, 099
2,187,030
4,048
126,000
503,349
1,164,040
1,127,305
7,152
1,079,948
6,054
1,891
47, 569
2,095,268
1, 260,422
36, 735
834, 846
25,973,980
18,023,293
11,462,466
31,226
267,206
5,536,452
33,856
141,169
550, 918
7, 950,687
6,190,385
56,414
1, 703, 888
978
38, 541
1,034
1,497,474
14,263
18
4,815
25,698
843, 937
15,299
1,916
48,159
1,889,820
1,008,906
880,914
$10, 919,235
5,083,840
270,825
313,706
23,882
3,231,703
160,451
283,969
746,580
727,103
77,173
3
15,023,129
9, 533,409
7, 997,400
31,226
241, 208
1, 253,006
10,569
5, 489,720
4, 940,425
56,414
492,881
$4,920, 797
3, 562, 546
37, 089
776,641
76,539
38,905
332,547
569
2,000
71,982
21,587
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5, 755,215
1, 665,406
300
3,439,509
7,988
139,253
502,759
571,147
241,054
330,093
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T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y OF R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H 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 : 1924—Con.
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MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
D a t e of close of fiscal year
Revenue
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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 b e g i n n i n g
of y e a r i
C a s h on
h a n d at
close of year
PAYMENTS
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
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PORTLAND, O R E G
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
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
27
DENVER, COLO.
1
$15,239,366
9,571,447
6,491,501
1,323,306
19
...
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y .
D o c k commission fund
F u g i t i v e fund
Cash in transitSinking 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 .__
.
__
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
._ N o v .
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1924
1924
1924.
1924
1924..
..
1925
1924
.
1924
|
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J u n e 30, 1924
J u n e 30, Oct. 15, 1924
__.
N o v . 30, 1924
N o v . 30, 1924
N o v . 30, 1924
.
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C i t y corporation
Dec.
General t r e a s u r y
Dec.
M u s e u m fund
Dec.
T r u s t a n d agency fund
Dec.
Clerk of district court fund
Clp.rlr nf n m m t v court fund
Dec.
MisfipllA/np.oiis fund
Dec.
Sinking funds
_ - Dec.
Dec.
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
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.
Sinking fund
.
Aug.
I n v e s t m e n t fund
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924"
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924. .
1924
31, 1924
31, 1 9 2 4 . . .
31, 1924
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1,623,200
97,540
35,881
4,270,923
4, 230,164
40,759
1,396,996
1,380,893
12,437
3,666
15,069,522
10, 564,990
9,858,867
1,425
67,530
42,521
352,991
58,263
183,355
38
4,504,532
4,273,578
230,912
1
42
$12,277,041
10,802,614
9,016,151
328,019
65
50
81,580
5,734
933,329
437,686
698,069
658,439
39,630
776,358
639,635
•71,535
65,188
19,710,305
16,815,324
8,662,919
53,595
6,317,360
465
510,061
199,720
363,152
650
707,4C2
2,894,981
2, 887,275
7,600
106
$4,398,699
2,486, 563
1,806,360
230,937
322
3,985
257,886
10,453
37,769
138,851
1,638,221
1,632,444
5,777
273,915
269,488
2,687
1,740
5,976,168
2,651,661
1, 550,140
70
142,492
11,412
6,420
769,459 '
44,325
45,566 !
81,777
3,324,507
3,261,981
62,526
$31,915,106 i
22,860,624 1
17,314,012
1,882,262
406
4,035
1,962,666
113,727
1,006,979
576,537
6,607,213
6, 521,047
86,166
2,447, 269
2,290,016
86,659
70,594
$3,810,215
2,800,164
2,136,734
156,320
290
3,785
231,622
6,065
13,368
251,980
611,470
603,774
7,69e
398, 581
357,395
17,022
24,164
$19,162, 547
11,937,676
10,668, 511
1,185, 725
51
40,755,995
30,031,975
20,071,926
55,090
6,459,852
79,407
48,941 j
1,632,511
302,308
592,073
688
789,179
10, 724,020
10,422,834
301,038
148
6,937,800
3,159, 949
1,652,185
185
168,193
14,298
6,232
1,086,820
111, 496
41,839
24,076,407
17, 536,981
16,607,305
44,355
78,701
3,777,851
3,684,313
93,538
1,265
75,209
6,915
5, 565,143
5, 555,248
9,895
1,659,728
1,650, 564
9,164
99
535,280
137,121
212,821
6, 539,426
6,331, 926
207, 500
$8,942,344
8,122, 784
4, 508, 767
540, 217
65
250
1, 729, 779
32,453
986, 696
324, 557
430, 600
362,025
68, 575
388,960
282,057
69, 637
37, 266
9,741,788
9,335,045
1,812,436
10, 550
6,291,659
65,010
42,709
10,411
53, 691
337,413
688
710,478
406,743
406, 595
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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.
Public trust funds....
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds.._
School district
General t r e a s u r y
F e e a n d special f u n d .
S i n k i n g fund
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
A u g . 31, 1924.
A u g . 31, 1924.
A u g . 31, 1924.
COLUMBUS, 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 .
L i b r a r y fund
S i n k i n g fund
Public trust f u n d s . . .
I n v e s t m e n t fund
Private trust funds. School district
General t r e a s u r y
F e e a n d special f u n d .
S i n k i n g fund
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
A u g . 31, 1924.
A u g . 31, 1924.
A u g . 31, 1924.
P R O V I D E N C E , R. I
General treasury
Fee fund
Cash in transit
P e t t y cash fund
S i n k i n g fund
Public trust funds..
I n v e s t m e n t funds _ _.
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds -
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
Dec. 31, 1924.
1924
1924
ST. P A U L , M I N N
General t r e a s u r y . . .
P e t t y cash fund
S i n k i n g funds
Public trust fundsPrivate trust fund..
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Dec. 31, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924
Sept. 30, Oct. 9, Dec.
1924
Dec. 31, 1924
OAKLAND, CALIF
C i t y corporation
General treasury
Special assessment f u n d .
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 fund
June
June
June
June
June
30, 1924.
30,1924.
30, 1924 _
30, 1924.
30, 1924.
6,852,874
5, 779,124
3,777,651
3, 530,357
3,503,555
19,694
7,108
8,454,357 [
.
6,339,051
5,203,462
1,847,231
100,285
53, 957
1,073,750
1,036,811
9,696,787
6,166,430
4,459,557
44,117
1,635,757
26, 999
1,072,857
7,283
55,449
2,115,305
1,997,114
36, 939
12,614,828
7,426,022
6, 873,799
54, 859
972
480,006
15, 651
735
13,400, 777
10, 207,161
5, 630, 564
4,142,449
97,475
500
336,173
3,193, 616
2,063, 548
5,188, 806
5,084,847
26, 614
77, 345
53 ,
287,648
9,216
1,488
370,100
2,721,582
2, 367, 790
8,130,730 !
5,675,258
4,806,103
33,343,325
22,239,321
16,441,996
54,859
1,025 [
4,910,103
122,342
2,723
706,273
11,104, 004
9, 516,185 1
26,614
1, 561, 205
8,753,086
4,875,289
3,967,275
1, 819, 256
1, 070, 861
3, 013, 970
2, 593, 742
5,125
409,107
5, 609
1,130, 068
282, 569
125, 520
324, 530
3,410
143,562
53,791
19, 940
62,847
24, 593, 973
20,424, 272
8,606
653, 321
3,525
2, 593, 624
215,096
497, 242
198, 287
15, 002, 328
7, 267, 955
150
7, 505,492
228,429
13, 279, 684
12, 871, 595
1,601,430
993,350
328, 791
115
1,962, 376
93, 666
462, 744
135, 440
487, 686
67,639
14, 558
353, 792
10, 725, 499
7, 742, 367
12, 267,044
11, 688, 555
8,606
1,239,090 |
1,104, 789 I
5,075 !
123, 757
5,364
29, 521.102
21, 244, 339
5,225
7, 911, 818
359, 313
302
11, 433, 689
7,037,412
5, 697,762
1,324,045
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 .
118,192
7,327, 720
4, 606,138
3,937,633
25,004,018 1
18,284,605 !
13,440,670 !
44,117
4,555,845 1
134,567
109,406
6.719,413
6,537,480
19,694
162,239
105
2,091, 893 !
1,575,137
508,167
15, 605
1
3,421,232
1,702,654
1,376, 666
289,924
57,252 1
719,794 I
205,693
4,609
115,686
407
16,946,814 1
10,315,203
7,582,595
1,324,045
495, 617
77, 466
835, 480 1
755,779
34,702
78,674
2,455,472
2,398,190
57,282
25
339,330
10,836 1
1,139
556,684 1
3,877,797
3,548,263
329, 534
328, 791
3,465
296, 797
48, 067
11,097
60,178
i2,141,360 |
8,438,258
6,906,771
44,117
1,437,320
50,050
3,703,102
3,683,299
19,694
109
16, 018, 548
10,627,102
8, 901, 284
54, 859
500
1, 562,230
107,645
584
5, 391,446
4, 914,185
26, 614
450, 647
14,235,638
14,210, 560
8,606
4,73i, £28
4,171,089
1,727,796
2,362,746
49,815
30,732
560,839
455,991
104,848
8,571, 691
6,736,930
3, 573,437
500
3,008, 543
3,861
1,000
149, 589
1,834, 761
1,053, 737
Q
781, 024
8, 539, 079
5,142, 851
324,530
60
16,472
17, 075, 036
16, 806, 544
78, 898
189, 594
2, 296, 827
150, 557
486,145
138,109
9,432, 096
1, 844, 053
100
7, 423, 813
164,110
20
387
2, 593,962
1,979, 437
1, 637, 528
11,556, 593
6,189, 592
4,845,483
1, 278,874
213,932
7, 626
120,351
65, 235
2, 796, 259
2,146,174
1,099,584
45,171
281,685
4,605
715,129
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 O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T : 1924—Con.
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11.
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
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year
For a text discussion of this table, see p. 14]
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year i
Cash on
hand at
close of year
PAYMENTS
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
32
OAKLAND, CALIF.—Continued.
School district
General treasury
Sinking funds
Sanitary district
Sinking fund
ATLANTA, GA
General treasury
Convict labor account _
Paper fund—schools._.
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
Investment funds.
Private trust fund
34
OMAHA, N E B R
City corporation
General treasury
Sinking funds
Public trust funds, _
Investment fund
Private trust funds _
School district
General treasury
Sinking fund
Public trust funds _ _
Investment f u n d —
Public utilities district _.
General treasury
Sinking fund
Private trust fund _ _
BIRMINGHAM, ALA
General treasury
Convict labor account.
Sinkipgfund,
..,..
June 30, 1924 _
June 30, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924_
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924_
Dec. 31, 1924 _
Dec. 31,1924_
Dec. 31, 1924_
! Dec. 31,1924.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1924_
31, 1924.
31,1924_
31,1924.
31, 1924_
July
July
July
July
31, 1924.
31,1924.
31, 1924_
31, 1924 _
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31,1924.
Dec. 31,1924.
Sept. 30, 1924..
Sept. 30,1924.
Sept. 30,1924.
$4,391,976
3,994,918
397,058
4,301
4,301
$516, 756
516,756
$l,7i2,334
1, 612,017
100,317
6,244
6,244
$6, 621,066
6,123, 691
497,375
10, 545
10,545
$607,675
534,338
73,337
6,850
6,850
$5,366,356
5,110, 549
255,807
645
645
$647,035
478,804
168,231
3,050
3,050
9,641,915
9,539,858
16,323
4, 968,277
3,910, 949
2, 048,083
2, 040,037
1,247,305
1,244,901
11,099,318
11,082,995
16,323
4,311,652
3,162,948
3,358
536,000
8,046
16, 658,275
15,490,844
16,323
11,404
609,404
2,180
528,041
79
24,846, 644
10,765,058
5,983,284
4,617,155
89,398
10,516
64,705
8, 544,314
7,895,457
561, 817
66, 238
20,802
5, 537,272
4, 586,793
739,119
211,360
2, 600,178
1,189,770
804,268
379,001
6,197
13, 514,331
9,974, 672
22,357
440,830
693,666
659,553
73,404
2,180
10,150
913, 262
400,051
349,352
991,023
59, 676
829,136
790, 674
4,740
28, 236
5,486
684,075
627,310
56,765
6,140,428
6,066,988
22,357
10,259
517,891
79
7, 620, 521
4,208,408
1,742,856
2,367,241
27,048
6,889
64,374
1,824, 013
1,544,884
234,805
34,324
10,000
1, 588,100
722,194
682,354
183,552
4,312,861
1,156, 599
891,076
258, 891
2,674
3,627
331
2,891,165
2, 559,899
322,272
3,678
5,316
265,097
237, 289
5,770, 010
2, 508,607
1, 603,893
1,399,077
251,252
27, 808
179,319
2,404
304
1,112,365
872,732
218,077
10, 794
10, 762
298, 043
287,486
9,000
609, 404
2,180
528,041
79
15,792,131
6,767,557
4, 544,436
2,178, 566
44, 555
5,191, 527
5,153,359
38,168
3, 833,047
3,833,047
10, 557
14,830
6,761,120
6,716,285
22,357
6,454,335
2,807,731
634, 580
2, 059, 588
38,646
10, 516
64,401
2,240, 422
1,869,366
343, 740
17, 276
10,040
1,406,182
466,260
739,119
200,803
6,059, 545
2, 598,834
426.000
Public trust funds _
Investment funds. _.
Private trust funds _
WORCESTER, MASS
General treasury
License fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds...
Private trust funds..
SAN ANTONIO, T E X
City corporation
General treasury...
Library fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds. _
Investment fund.. _
Private trust funds
School district
General treasury _. _
Sinking fund
DALLAS, T E X
General treasury. . .
Library fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds _
Investment funds _ _
Private trust fund..
RICHMOND, VA
General treasury
Public baths fund...
School fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds..
Investment funds. _.
Private trust funds..
SYRACUSE, N . Y
City corporation
General treasury
Library fund
Public trust funds
Private trust funds
County supervisors' fund.
General treasury
Sept. 30, 1924.
Sept. 30, 1924.
Sept. 30, 1924_
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
|
|
!
1
1924
1924
1924
1
1924
1924; Jan. 15, 1925.
1
May
May
May
May
May
May
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924..
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
May 31, 1924.
May 31, 1924.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1924
1924
1924
Aug. 31, 1924.
1924
1924
1
I
1
1
1
Jan. 31, 1925....
Jan. 31, 1925
June 30, 1924
Jan. 31, 1925
June 30, Oct. 31,1924; Jan.
31, 1925.
Jan. 31, 1925
Jan. 31, 1925..
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
Oct. 31, 1924.
25,080
15,744
11,667,677
11,397,131
158,407
112,139
100,181
2,867,814
42,156
11, 836,152
11,462,525
21, 919
139, 548
35,628
176,532
18, 499
143, 760
2,883, 558
49,154
10,532
24, 095, 525
23,373,075
21, 919
313, 736
171, 761
215,034
859,112
732,891
16, 846
30,292
79,083
Jl
110,750
2,883,558
40,403
12, 793,038
12,791,585
10,443,375
9,848,599
21, 919
296, 890
140,016
135,951
1,453
4, 247,039
3,280,180
2,027,095
26,321
1,215,177
7, 688
496
3,403
966,859
649,085
317, 774
6,513,398
3,043,968
2, 603,901
34,538
384,309
21,220
3,387,982
2, 776,877
2,459,080
474
306, 510
1,487
6,874
1, 861,551
1, 837, 742
23, 809
14,148,419
9,101,025
7, 090,076
61,333 i
1,905,996
30,395
496
12, 729
5, 047,394
4,497,075
550, 319
3,469,430
3,316,774
152,656
9,326
611,105
531,216
79,889
7,136, 734
6, 247, 355
4,426
875,115
9, 794
44
6,892,187
6,377, 970
29, 027
467,945
9,721
200
7,324
16, 274,308
13, 748,112
37, 531 |
2,406,569
69,257
263 1
12,576 j
6,207,157
5,142,392
3,660
1,004,441
50, 750
19
5,895
8,124,463
7,355,470
33,844
717,850
17,299
1,942,688
1,250,250
27
684,278
1,208
244
6,681
8, 960,122
8,297,999
6, 603
355,979
260, 589
32, 047
6, 918, 747
2, 799,947
6,085
1, 572, 759
2,456,922
3,374
21,175, 111
15,143,059
14, 881
2, 049, 074
3, 750,891 1
39, 963
3, 027, 773
1, 064, 598
2, 397
74, 890
1, 784,655
4,487
11, 594,807
8,655,007
12,484
1,962,208
953,088
12, 020
6, 552, 531
5, 423,454
5,511,922
3,496,686
2,552,927
3,217
923,408
17,028
106
2,015,236
1,754,522
260, 714
4,514,491
2, 652, 940
2,520,082
43,474
82, 510
6, 905
1
1
22,478
8,751
28, 807
50, 853
51,404
125, 839
14, 024,398
13, 899, 785
13,178, 447
90, 047
44, 047
587, 244
124,613
124,613
26,969,166
26, 710,186
25, 875, 962
97, 521
103, 384
633, 319
258, 980
258,980
2, 755,155
2, 755,155
2, 736, 841
193
5, 351
12, 770
134,367
134,367
H
11,976
1, 013,148
23, 456
35,921
44, 576
15,483
81, 263
9,879,618
9,745,251
9, 682,167
7,341
55, 743
o
12,322,860
12,198, 247
12, 002, 886
97,328
98,033
124, 613
124, 613
11, 891,151
11, 756, 784
11,136,235
620, 549
134, 367
134,367
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of tl
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 : 1924—Con.
mber |
[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.
RECEIPTS
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
D a t e of close of fiscal year
Revenue
Nonrevenue
C a s h on
h a n d at
beginning
of year
CO
F o r a text discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 14]
Aggregate of
receipts a n d
cash on h a n d
at beginning
of year i
C a s h on
h a n d 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—ContinuedL
hrj
41
NEW
HAVEN, CONN
42
43
_
D e c . 31, 1924
D e c . 31,1924.
D e c . 31, 1924
D e c . 31, 1924
D e c . 31, 1924.
D e c . 31, 1924
D e c . 31, 1924
A u g . 31, D e c . 31,1924
D e c . 31, 1924
.
.
_
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
. . .. _ D e c .
31,
30,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924, . :
1924
I DAYTON, O H I O . . .
J
C i t y corporation
__
! D e c 31, 19~24
General treasury .
__
F e e a n d special fund _
_ _ _| D e c . 31, 1924
D e c . 31, 1924
C o n v i c t labor account
S i n k i n g funds
_. __ _ __ I D e c . 31, 1924
1 D e c . 31, 1924
Public trust funds.. 1 D e c . 31, 1924
I D e c . 31, 1924
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
School district
1
General t r e a s u r y .
_ _ A u g . 31, 1924
F e e a n d special fund . . A u g . 31, 1924
A u g . 31, 1924
L i b r a r y fund
__
1 A u g . 31, 1924
Sinkingfund
i A u g . 31, 1924
I n v e s t m e n t fund,
A u g . 31, 1924,
..
20, 825
148, 557
1
!
MEMPHIS, TENN_
General t r e a s u r y
School fund
Library fund...
P a r k fund
.
W a t e r fund
Cash in t r a n s i t . .
S i n k i n g funds
$7,117, 085
6, 779, 996
102, 003
20,973
22, 075
22,656
___
General t r e a s u r y
C o u r t fee fund
School fund _
. .
L i b r a r y fund
_
P a r k fund
License fund
Sinkingjfund.
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
.
$9,769,057
5,920, 061
19, 730
2,866, 006
94,807
492, 667
3,178
317, 643
50,866
4,099
$2, 511,811
1, 817,488
432, 518
2,071
10, 261
198, 339
51,134
3,913,652
1, 786,361 1
1, 046, 841 [
39,844 |
7, 839,135
4, 787,192
588,899
5,431
36, 659
898,647
6, 018, 584
1,971, 317
2, 234, 754
101,243
406, 797
1, 051, 546
j
1, 522,307
252,927
295, 662
3,463
741,481
I
I
1
.. 1
i
7,234,160
4, 697, 570
3, 240, 254
64,944
13,195
1, 324,198
54,795
184
2, 516, 321
1,884, 391
1, 371, 961
3, 212,899
1, 067,839
824, 073
.
|
\
|
. .. i
2, 536, 590
2, 034, 062
24,920
166,128
310, 696
121
663
476, 207
5,616
15, 760
14,847
631, 930
570,951
221, 415
13,168
3,159
6,024
2,145, 060 I
2, 020, 575
14
32, 509
2,434
120, 575 1
706 I
770 1
28, 456
$19, 397,953
14, 517, 545
121, 733
3, 319,497
118, 953
525, 584
3,178
536,807
250, 557
4, 099
!
$2, 502,218
2, 225, 385
i
154, 876
601
3, 336
$8, 338,445
4,442,812
29,604
3,160, 940
118, 334
519, 727
i
i
99,797
18,223
67, 028
17, 771, 371
8, 544,870 |
3,870,494
146,518
443,456
2, 245,855 |
3,463
2, 516, 715 |
2, 584,369
24,196
1, 034, 520
55, 487
469,162
9,172, 776
4,104, 308
2, 221, 517
85, 605
413, 373
1, 556, 022
1, 001, 004
791,951
I
I
2, 635, 242
970,236
770, 867
8, 479, 395
5, 071,104
4,408,913
64,944
13,195
533,187
50, 865
12, 963, 380
7, 649,800
5, 436,288
64,944
13,195
2, 021, 820
73, 579
19,103
20,871
5, 313, 580
4,625, 588
24,920
168, 576
463,780
827
29,889
1
j
I
144, 320
17, 398
19,103
18,548
1, 665, 006
1, 495, 912
I, 391
136,987
827
29,889
3,408, 291
3, 019, 098
24,920
148, 459
215, 814
$8, 557,290
7, 849, 348
92,129
3,681
18
2,521
3,178
437, 010
165, 306
4,099
6, 014, 226
4,416, 366
614, 457
5,426
30, 083
220, 671
3,463
723, 760
1, 848, 743
1, 608, 460
256, 508
1, 344, 313
5,316
2,323
240, 283
110, 578
18, 726
110, 979
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NORFOLK, VA
_
General treasury
License fund
Library fund
Sinking funds,.
Public trust funds
Investment funds
1
. . -
City corporation General treasury
Sinking fund . . .
Private trust fund
School district..
General treasurv.
Sinking fund
"
46
Dec.
. . Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
- - - Dee.
......
BRIDGEPORT, CONN
General treasury
Court fee fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO
City corporation
General treasury.Fee and special fund
Sinking funds
31,
31,
31,
31,
_ _
_
1924
1924
1924
May 31, 1924
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924
1924
1924
1924
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Oct.
.
HARTFORD, CONN
City corporation
.
General treasury __ . . .
Police court fund
High school fund
Park fund..
_
Waterfund
Cemetery fund
License funds
Sinkingfunds
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
Mar. 31,1924
Mar. 31, 1924
Mar. 31, 1924
Mar. 31,1924
Dec. 31,1924.
Mar. 31,1924
Mar. 31,1924 .
Mar. 31, Dec. 31, 1924
14,579,168
13,095,269
1,809
32,348
1,382, 374
15,427
50,934
1,007
560,931
498,807
4,655
1,896
12,881
15,378
24,437
2,877
21,827, 582
20,045, 641
15, 622
36,134
1, 512,215
41, 762
172,324
3,884
378,144
310,256
4,321
1,884
12,008
14,932
30,916
3,827
9,512,952
9,421,262
4,838
34,250
2,431, 554
1,916,873
1,507,164
309,144
19, 920,770
15,432, 738
12, 937,990
1,084,701
30, 713
1,379,334
4,488,032
4,140, 532
347, 500
4,341,294
2,301, 681
1,942,235
271,139
8, 542,031
6, 353,189
6,353,189
88,307
2,039, 613
1,842,308
197,305
2,188,842
2,188,842
11, 217,249
10,066, 587
68,045
501,168
581,449
776,282
560,593
7,152,833
7,101,873
157
12,603, 746
7,158,900
4,249,660
19,153
2,809,475
80,612
5,178, 522
4,197, 482
30,998
933,350
16,692
266,324
264,940
1,384
2,955,145
930, 220
663,299
14,357,598
11,088,267
8,952,751
86, 430
4,428
253, 697
1,186. 016
26, 850
7,428
501, 418
898, 880
661,165
308,943
J
2,299,588
2,281,339
18,249
10,310,385
8, 636, 622
6, 658,174
669,119
30, 560
1,278, 769
1,673,763
1,572,837
100,926
1
7,035,268
6,918,920
54,160
20,798
41,390
3,734,145
2, 712,344
13,885
480,110
527,806
7,816, 573
4, 212, 675
2,449,806
19,153
1, 737, 774
5,942
3,445,009
2,811, 009
30,998
593,488
9,514
158,889
157, 505
1,384
3,385,128
2,036,147
976,859
8,992, 207
6, 748,039
5, 331, 256
75, 826
470
76,614
877, 111
11,113
5, 783
344,297
3, 891, 639
3, 104, 511
2, 628, 606
10, 604
1924
1924
1924
1924
Dec. 31, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924
__
.
....
1924
1924
1924
1924
Dec. 31, 1924...
Dec. 31, 1924
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
School district
_
General treasury.
Fee and special fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
Park district
'_
General treasury
Fee and special fund
48
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924...
6,687,483
6,451, 565
9,158
1,890
116,960
10, 957
96, 953
7,178,831
4,879,243
4, 772,652
106,438
153
_
1
|
.. 1
1
1
1
i Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
1, 021,374
37,914
1, 299,110
1, 210, 243
85,179
3,688
49,871
49,871
173, 689
148,868
14, 500
1,620
85. 500
100, 565
514, 681
286,356
228, 325
447,836
435,323
260
12,253
1,402,045
910,078
822, 995
50,327
36, 756
434,403
176, 230
254, 683
3,490
57, 564
57, 564
1,473, 752
1,235,717
992, 889
3,958
3,394
160,037
1,237
25
71, 621
215,689
225,994
40,927
1, 986, 713
1, 681,584
299,757
5,372
38,212
38, 212
4,051
13, 543
204, 668
1,773
14
124, 683
7,095
45, 507
50,803
11,936,486
10, 314,123
6,463
1, 500,207
19, 735
95,901
57
7,037,445
6, 777,868
4, 642,566
813,562
30,713
1,291,027
259, 577
109, 382
150,195
3, 288,134
2,404,121
67,888
501,168
314, 957
6,266,472
3,429,908
2,647,541
19,153
723,529
39,685
2, 609, 952
2,347, 655
30,998
226,076
5,223
226, 612
225,228
1,384
3, 382,129
2, 798, 772
938,820
8, 892, 611
6, 597, 533
5, 542, 249
9,300
377
235, 369
737, 663
21, 245
594
4, 566,107
3, 829, 569
3,101, 559
77,130
1,859, 952
581,857
168-, 243
407, 517
6,097
1,500
1,500
4,785
243, 685
3,832
6,820
376, 735
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 FUXNDS OF M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T : 1924—Con
[For a list of t h e cities a r r a n g e d alphabetically b y States, w i t h t h e n u m b e r assigned t o each, see p . 11.
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
D a t e of close of fiscal year
Revenue
Nonrevenue
C a s h on
h a n d at
beginning
of year
For a text discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 14]
I Aggregate of
| receipts a n d
I cash on h a n d
at b e g i n n i n g
of year i
C a s h on
h a n d 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
HARTFORD, CONN.—'Continued.
City corporation—Continued.
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
School district
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking funds
M a r . 31, 1924..
M a r . 31, 1924..
M a r . 31, 1924..
M a y 31, 1924..
M a y 31, 1924.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH
k
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y . _.
Sinking funds
Public trust funds..
I n v e s t m e n t f u n d . _.
Private trust fund..
< School district
•
General t r e a s u r y . _.
Public trust funds.
FORT WORTH,
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
31,1924..
31, 1924..
31, 1924..
31, 1924..
31, 1924._
891, 088
633,176
594, 544
038, 314
315
3
8, 246, 812
7, 391, 272
6,316,432
994, 426
316
80, 098
855, 540
855, 540
$972
1,584
238, 035
143, 867
94,168
1, 353, 213
897, 554
222, 216
558, 367
217
116, 754
455. 659
454, 032
1,627
J u n e 30, 1924.
J u n e 30, 1924.
June
Aug.
Dec.
Aug.
June
June
June,
30, 1924
31,1924
31, 1924
31, 1924
30, 1924
30, A u g . 31, 1924
30, 1924
4, 350, 351
3, 851, 448
363,275
1,375
13,377
42, 679
72, 883
5,314
4, 218, 349
1,934, 781
1, 066,150
29,936
24, 569
129, 294
1,031,184
2,435
3, 201, 440
2, 544, 710
76, 529
1,604
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
4,413, 772
2,114,651
1,897,125
1,946
201,823
11,729
2,028
1, 074,324
575, 520
519, 215
33, 240
16, 729
6,336
1, 594,435
742, 662
607, 813
1,001
133, 031
817
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...
7,
4.
3,
1,
.
3, 257, 912
3, 257, 743
169
TEX...
General treasury. _
School fund
L i b r a r y fund
Recreation f u n d . . .
P a r k fund
S i n k i n g funds
Investment funds.
2, 244,168
2, 075, 278
168, 890
$34, 428
6,304
392
787,128
720, 331
66, 797
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
May
Dec.
1924
1924
1924
D e c . 31, 1924.
1924
6, 418
486, 286
85, 893
$57, 270
10, 003
1,976
3, 269, 331
2, 939, 476
329,855
$235
1,484
1,771
237, 715
174, 792
62,923
17, 491,113
12,922, 002
10,133,192
2,591,107
532
319
196, 852
4, 569, 111
4, 567, 315
1,796
1,390, 657
1, 214, 794
312,184
846,174
210
9, 623, 310
5, 352, 521
5, 073,922
278, 277
322
56, 226
175, 863
174,320
1,543
4, 270, 789
4,270, 536
253
11, 770,140
8, 330,939
1, 505,954
32,915
37,946
178, 391
1, 590, 353
93, 642
1,172, 253
408,903
7,446
5,892
7,082,531 I
3,432,833 |
3, 024,153
36,187
351, 583
18,882
2,028
344
24, 796
634, 456
90, 416
803,305
528,201
382, 771
732
144,008
690
$50, 736
2, 295, 078
2, 295, 078
6,984,183
4, 756, 406
1,479, 804
26, 587
35,387
103, 603
581, 893
503
5, 530,374
2,538,047
2,393,910
35,455
100, 225
8,457
8,519
205
736, 538
469, 606
266,932
6, 477,146
6, 354, 687
4, 747,086
1, 466,656
319
140, 626
122, 459
122, 459
3, 613, 704
3,165, 630
18,704
436
2,215
49,992
374,004
2,723
748,852
366,585
247,472
107,350
9, 735
2,028
School district
,
General treasury-.
Sinking fund
..
Public trust fundIn vestment fund_.
July
July
July
July
7, 1924.
7, 1924_
7, 1924.
7, 1924_
PATEKSON, N . J
General treasury
_
School fund
..
Library fund
Firemen's relief fund..
License fund
Municipal court fundSinking fund
Public trust funds
Investment funds
Private trust fund
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1924.
30, 1924.
31, 1924.
31, 1924.
31, 1924.
31, 1924..
31, 1924.
31, 1924..
31, 1924.
31, 1924.
SPEINGFIELD, MASS
General treasury
License fund.
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
D E S MOINES, IOWA
City corporation
General treasury
Special assessment fund
Hospital fund.
Library fundWater f u n d . . .
Sinking funds
Public trust funds. _
Private trust funds _
School district
General treasury
Public trust fund
TRENTON, N . J
General treasury
Library fund
Firemen's relief fund..
License fund
Municipal court fund.
Sinking fund.
Public trust funds
_|
i Nov.
I Nov.
1 Nov.
i Nov.
30,
30,
30,
30,
1924
1924
"....
1924
Dec. 31, 1924_
i
!
Mar. 31, 1924
; Mar. 31, 1924
', Mar. 31, 1924
Mar. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1923
Dec. 31,1923; Mar. 31,1924.
Dec. 31, 1923
Mar. 31, 1924
June 30, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924..
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
498,804
323,804
175,000
851,773
550,410
256,053
43, 468
1,842
3,649,698 i
3,159,616
442,483
45, 702
1,897 |
275,104
54,470
184, 084
34, 653
1,897
12,018,117
8,678,129
3, 014,058
68,500
687,864
270,559
287, 710
3
18,195,283
13,641,945
3,953,195
73,361
19,247
9,865
24, 256
352,678 j
74,152
45,314
1,270
1, 555, 039
1,277,435
224,927
27
21,483, 039 |
21, 261, 757
21, 563
119,151
80,568 j
1, 765,962
1,697,801
13, 074,894 I
8,497,077 ! 1
3,580,071 \
1,200,516 i
88,529 I
121,817 I !
1.270,957 I
'864,903 |
85,294 !
1,284,990 j
4,577,817 1
4, 515,115 1
62,702 I |
2,352,669
1,509,976
513, 510
12,983, 712 1
11,955,088
89,586
15,846
7,503
16,946
741,415 1
157,328 J
2, 053,104
1,824, 531
703
8,984
10,103
186, 558
51, 788
84,283
312
43,727
1,270
10, 287, 716
10,197,121
21,563
53,000
16,032
971, 622
931, 797
2, 578, 591
2,221,182
563,397
2,468,140
1,389,160
723,815
36,893
2,932
604,152
51, 592
13,399
988,642
357,409
354,476
2,933
882
489
80,906
271,149
15,571
296,348
1,078,980
1,050, 540
28,440
5, 667,383
5,073,168
83,218
1, 559, 605
1,302,945
1,627
7,503
16,946
370,092
116,456
248, 761
6,272
5,146
955
45, 279
1,270
66,043
2,118
444
12,237
244,087
354,125
28,003
357,570
842,693
833,945
8,748
219,958
7,912
2,992,327
2,857,879
123,399
11,049
8,003,401
4,124, 266
3, 717, 229
68,477
19,247
'881
70
73,196
35
14,363,917
14,322,159
41, 758
8,444,152
4, 905, 733
2,377,180
1,200, 516
88,085
109, 580
822,830
267,652
39,890
3, 538,419
3, 530,991
7,428
7,493, 776
7,332,372
88,883
15,846
56,675
382,267
247, 267
135,000
8,636,843
8,240,244
11,039
4,857
8,984
24,186
347,532
1
5,353,160
5, 241, 797
21, 563
53,108
36, 692
2,278,073
2,081,368
689,381
204,040
243,126
17,401
927,420
196, 705
150,179
46, 526
3,436,832
2, 798,185
7,503
16,946
521,457
92, 741
&
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 P M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T : 1924—Con.
00
mber
[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, 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
D a t e of close of fiscal year
Revenue
Nonrevenue
Cash on
h a n d at
beginning
of year
Aggregate of
receipts a n d
cash on h a n d
at b e g i n n i n g
of year i
Cash on
hand at
close of year
PAYMENTS
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
56
SALT L A K E CITY, U T A H
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 fund_ _
57
FALL RIVER,
_
._
CAMDEN, N. J
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
.|
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1924
31, 1924 . . ,
31, 1924
31,1924
31, 1924_.
Public trust funds
6, 808, 835
6, 684, 217
4, 653
7, 516
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924_ _.
3924
1924
1924
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dee.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
NASHVILLE, T E N N
General t r e a s u r y ._
C o n v i c t labor a c c o u n t
L i b r a r y fund
P a r k fund
T r a n s p o r t a t i o n fund
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
2,295
4,004
2,433, 538
2,332,181
83,434
17,923
J u n e 30, 1924
J u n e 30, 1924 ._
J u n e 30, 1924
...
1
|
._ 1
$3,960,153
3, 587,134
3,315,014
1,984
30,000
37
176, 515
63, 584
373,019
354,167
18,852
6,414,623
5,937,424
9,302
138, 735
311, 960
$545, 675
382,352
274, 278
367
36,000
51,711
19,996
163,323
155,381
6,894
1,048
1,163, 410
688,148
177
17, 202
394,554
79,012
1,419
150
5, 217,782
5,074,120
6,461
115,594
20,709
898
6,878,368
6,126,793
1, 048, 200
907,345
4,333,920
4, 248,421
18,795
2,001
8,157
5,760
2,917,063
1,614,939
109,574
2,875
___
General t r e a s u r y
59
_ __ D e c .
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
MASS
B o a r d of police i n c i d e n t a l fund
*>8
$5, 986,932
3, 553,394
3, 547,095
_,
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
. _
669,992
81, 583
32, 000
203, 240
135,460 !
5,395 !
3,119, 284
2,403, 610
964
112,858
148'1
$10,492,760
7, 522,880
7,136,387
2, 351
66,000
2,332
232, 230
83, 580
2,969,880 1
2,841, 729
90,328
37,823
$481,857
309,223
156,058
509
66,000
475
66,378
19,803
172,634
159,472
8,396
4,766
$5,632,269
3,312, 781
3,311,023
1,758
$4,378,634
3,900,876
3,669,306
84
2,319,488
2,311,425
1,857
165,852
63, 777
477,758
370,832
81,932
24,994
14,386,868
13,309,789
4,830
7,516 1
9, 302 1
533,239
500^546
4,294
17,352
1, 405,146
964,054
71
7,821, 999
7,811,696
115
7,516
13,144,350
12,108, 258 1
6,461
921,046
107,687
898
1,027,892
842,722
10,370, 267
8,266,970
38,795
34,965
324,255 !
5,908 i
2,972,926
2,277, 263
138,735
300,546
1,622
118
154,302
30,868
1,144
37,362
5,307
8,063
5,159, 723
4, 534,039
4,644
9,302
394,504
200,000
2,672
17,234
8, 081,163
8,006,233
6,461
4,035, 295
3,259,303
68,469
766,744
8,350
898
4,481,562
3, 738,926
18, 795
33, 821
252, 722
601
2,915,779
2,250, 781
34, l71
3
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o
>
r
>
M
11
—
O
ui
O
o
I—I
H
M
ui
Sinking f u n d s . .
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
60
NEW
BEDFORD,
MASS..
General t r e a s u r y
L i b r a r y fund
License fund
S i n k i n g fund
Public trust f u n d . . .
Private trust f u n d . .
61
I D e c . 31,1924.
D e c . 31,1924.
Nov. 30,
Nov. 30,
Nov. 30,
Nov. 30,
Nov. 30,
Nov. 30,
1924..
1924..
1924..
1924..
1924..
1924..
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
FLINT, MICH
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y . . .
H o s p i t a l fund
P a r k fund
W a t e r fund
P e t t y cash fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds.
Investment fund...
Private trust fund.
S chool district
General t r e a s u r y
62
29,
29,
29,
29,
29,
29,
29,
29,
29,
June 30, 1924.
WILMINGTON, D E L .
General treasury
_
P u b l i c safety funds
H e a l t h fund
Street a n d sewer f u n d s .
School fund
P a r k fund
Water fund..
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
63
J u n e 30, 1924.
J u n e 30, 1924.
J u n e 30,1924.
J u n e 30, 1924.
J u n e 30,1924.
D e c . 31, 1924..
J u n e 30, 1924.
J u n e 30, 1924.
J u n e 30, 1924.
J u n e 3 0 , 1924.
ALBANY, N. Y
City corporation
General t r e a s u r y .
C i t y clerk's fund
S i n k i n g funds
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
C o u n t y s u p e r v i s o r s ' fundGeneral treasury
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924..
1924..
1924..
1924..
Oct. 31, 1924..
CAMBRIDGE, M A S S
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 funds..
1
Mar. 31, 1924
Mar. 31, 1924
Mar. 31, 1924
Mar. 31,1924
Also t h e aggregate of p a y m e n t s a n d casri on b a n d a t t h e close of t h e
43,996
6,790
1, 051, 997
14,887
581,912
19,792
1,677,905
41,469
633,797
18,053
413, 281
23,416
630, 827
7,713,366
7, 606,984
1,683
7,426,540
7,081,314
8
13,042
220,000
63,192
48,984
2,128, 536
2, 010,492
12
17, 268,442
16,698,790
1,703
13,042
378, 564
83,140
93, 203
2,133,955
1,918,803
4
7,481,793
7,465,338
16
158, 002
3,872
53,274
16,439
7,652,694
7, 314, 6491
1,683
13, 042
220, 562
62,829
39,929
10,464, 221
8,162, 843
6,114,436
73,194
142,419
1, 073,799
3,250
215,426
28
531,458
8,833
2,301,378
2,301,378
2,135,659
1, 658, 607
1,378,374
97,693
11,496
96, 218
2,625
72,120
17,939,442
13, 255,139
10, 208, 047
223,685
157,996
1,813, 670
5,875
287,546
3,616
545, 790
8,914
4,684, 303
4,684,303
3, 638,521
2, 032,971
1,482,868
14,963
22,346
314, 647
5,631
181, 720
3,588
4,007,519
2,556,554
2,679
98
233,996
770,066
7,330
389, 314
11, 720
35, 762
3,244,888
1,004,116
643,725
7,544
389,170
548,988
127,109
288,946
202,284
27,728
5,278
871,686
407,676
948
1,051
368,758
60.963
10,681
14,631
491
6,487
8,124,093
3, 968, 346
647,352
8,693
991,924
1,380,017
145,120
692,891
214,495
69,977
5,278
1,124,091
770,338
796
666
296,296
12,827
10,943
19,831
1,327
5,789
5,278
4,028,184
957,667
643,189
7,983
591,955
1,359,690
134,161
304,358
5,784, 526
5, 582, 791
5,487,803
5,965
44, 571
44,452
201, 735
201, 735
4,958,492
4, 788,553
4,335,656
6,035
432,514
14,348
169,939
169,939
682,196
682,196
390,058
1,003
232,637
58,498
11,425,214
11,053,540
10,213, 517
13,003
709,722
117,298
371,674
371,674
785,425
785,425
304,195
597
430,263
50,370
7,882,740
7,677,838
7,606, 713
6,102,288
5,927,056
168, 519
6,713
6,113,121
5,420,114
676,253
343,005
295,498
44,580
2,372
555
12,558,414
11,642,668
889,352
9,085
17,309
370,039
283, 535
80,524
2,666
3,314
6,291,051
6,287,723
88, 603
16,096
5,339, 562
3,433,689
2,715, 237
52,798
4,081
643, 653
3,588
14, 332
1,905, 873
1,905, 873
16,754
69,961
3,852
44,219
477, 052
477,052
7,208
1, 605,550
1,605, 550
7,752,472
4,949,962
3,356,350
208, 722
128, 831
1,255,815
244
2, 802, 510
2, 802, 510
29,181
5,445
65,680
204,902
204,902
3,328
6,548,449
6, 272, 206
5,368,829
6,819
243, 208
105, 826
28
545, 790
1,706
276,243
276, 243
2,971,818
2,240,341
3,367
44
103,673
7,500
16
368,702
213,168
35,007
2,757,049
2, 590,277
2,302,609
12,406
274,014
1,248
166,772
166,772
5,897,324
5,071,410
808,828
3,091
13,995
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 : 1924—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. 14]
CITY
' ^ ^ T o f ^ u Z T
°P
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 i
Cash on
hand at
close of year
O
O
PAYMENTS
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
65
KANSAS CITY, KANS
City corporation
General treasury
Sinking funds
Public trust fund
Investment funds
Private trust fund. _ School district.General treasury
Sinking fund
ERIE, P A . _
City corporation
General treasury..
Water fund
Sinking fund
Investment fund..
School district
General treasury..
Public trust fund.
67
READING, P A
City corporation
General treasury. - .
Sinking fund
Public trust fund-.
Private trust fund.
School district.
General treasury...
Sinking fund
Public trust fund..
68 | YONKERS, N . Y
I
General treasury
I
County supervisors'fund...
Court fund
License fund
Public trust funds....,
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
June 30, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
Jan. 5, 1925.._
Dec. 31, 1924.
Jan. 5, 1 9 2 5 —
Dec. 31, 1924.
July 7, 1924.
July 7,1924.
Jan. 5, 1925..
Jan. 5,1925..
Jan. 5, 1925..
Jan. 5,1925..
July 7, 1924. _
July 7, 1924...
July 7,1924..
L_
_| Dec.
| Dec.
i Dec.
I Dec.
Dec.
31,1924.
31,1924.
31, 1924.
31,1924.
31, 1924.
$5,699,697
4,596,298
3,849,630
664, 836
1,500
72, 873
7, 459
1,103,399
1, 060,958
42,441
$1,176, 528
603,897
494,680
86,605
8,468
12,626
1,518
572,631
479,418
93,213
4,485,629
2,415, 374
1,832,261
564,331
18,572
210
2,070,255
2,064,912
5,343
1,604,474
1,329,249
1,220,155
48,344
60,750
1,044,808
970, 590
656,425
158,485
155,680
275,225
275,225
74,218
74,218
353,052
931,188
881,113
48, 720
1,355
3,013, 658
750, 980
407,480
321, 900
4,400
17, 200
2, 262, 678
2,112,002
146, 676
4,000
359,587
641,894
496,955
128, 744
13,299
2,896
717,693
474.093
243; 600
, 421,864
, 417,463
3,389
1,012
!, 087,920
!, 016,056
10, 793
37
61,034
15,941, 576
15,343, 583
184,895
827
6,592
405, 679
532,
227,
143,
64,
$13,235,812
9,842,089
7,841,265
1,880,185
23,267
88,395
8,977
3,393,723
3,014,469
379,2.54
7,134,911
4,715,213
3,708, 841
771,160 !
235,002 "
210
2,419, 698
2,414,355
5,343
$1, 577,439
1,207,297
916,119
233,936
8,620
48,622
370,142
349, 770
20,372
2,620,437
2,483,351
137,086 1
744,701
742,039
550,899
101,138
90, 002
5,578,904 J
3,328,344 j
2,696,248
632,096
2,602
2,662
569
538
295
208
128
19,907
305,031
143,040
161,327
664
6,899, 279
2,909,706
2,431, 888
434,828
5,883
37,107
3,989, 573
3,672. 505
311,392
5,676
2, 207,434
588, 544
533, 565
40,030
2,634
12,315
1, 618, 890
1,446,048
172, 770
72
843,094
755, 260
24, 872, 590
24,114,899
252, 548
864
6,592
497, 687
576,836
521,845
16,043
0,974
$9, 517,851
6, 897,414
6,235,430
619,846
14,647
27,491
38,948
2,250,560
2,250, 560
3, 856, 345
1, 700,390
1, 692,443
7,698
249
2,155,955
2,071,388
78, 963
5,604
10,317, 456
10,035,862
236, 505
37
45,052
$2,140, 522
1, 737,378
689,716
1,026,403
12,282
8,977
403,144
181,348
221,796
811,306
644, 830
461,694
37,926
145,000
210
166,476
161,133
5,343
835, 500
620, 772
205,880
387,100
3,000
24, 792
214, 728
155,069
59, 659
13, 978, 298
13, 557,192
827
6,592
413,687
O
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H
M
H
O
Ul
O
fed
o
H
M
LOWELL, MASS
.
5, 293,312
5, 276,369
5, 518,486
5,485,998
7,686
4,255
131
20,416
340,399 j
336,848
6,534,436
4,366, 714
4,054, 535
235, 222
76, 510
447
2; 167, 722
1, 810, 665
241,113
115,944
1,535,973
952, 717
564, 697
107, 754
128, 917
151,349
583,256
400,480
63,380
119, 396
459,633
454,906
435,038
84
18,397
1,387
4,727 |
1,200 1
2,098
1,429
7,090,359
4, 659, 292
1, 780,879
1,600, 992
1,274, 753
2,668
3,922,679
2,669,541 1
1,837,822
2,431,067
2,129,464
301,603
6,279,487
5, 946, 634
4,498, 360
27,429
628,121
1,882
792,842
332, 853
189,457
143,396
4,135,650
3, 649, 785
414,153
6,482
1,237
5,119,118
2,977,948
1,044,831
44,990
1,118
2, 679,113
1,621,214
980,651
3,160
90
34,521
19,682
1,491
9,410
976,830
53,624
9,791
576
4,880, 675
2,673, 596
2, 525.379
10, 200
128, 661
9,155
201
2,943,590
738,998
511, 690
8,825
174,635
25,488
10,000
8,360
_
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
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
Dec.
Dec.
_ _. Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
S i n k i n g fund
Public trust funds.
I n v e s t m e n t funds
School district
General t r e a s u r y - _.
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
..
TULSA, OKLA
City 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 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
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
Dec.
Dec.
_ __ Aug.
Dec.
_.
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, Dec. 31,1924
31, 1924
'
15,246
6,697
J u l v 3 l , 1924
. . . J u l y 31, 1924
__ . J u l y 31, 1924
-
June
June
June
June
June
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
J u n e 30, 1924
J u n e 30,1924
ELIZABETH, N. J
General t r e a s u r y
School fund
L i b r a r y fund
License fund
F i r e m e n ' s relief fund
M u n i c i p a l court 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
Dec. 31, 1924
J u n e 30, 1924
N o v . 30, 1924
D e c . 31, 1924
D e c . 31,1924
Dec. 31, 1924
D e c . 31, 1924
D e c . 31, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924
D e c . 31, 1924
'
!
1
|
;
|
!
SPOKANE, W A S H
C i t v corporation
General t r e a s u r y
A n n e x e d t e r r i t o 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 fund
1
Dec.
_ Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 192~4~
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924
31,1924
31, 1 9 2 4 . . .
:
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
8,209
3,548
3 1
730,288
54,327
47,104
1,253,138
753,200
499,938
38,231
25,444
8,240 |
2,173
970,978
419,092
363,361
29,293
12,710
10,739
2,989
11,152,197
11,099, 215
7,686
18,049
6,831
20,416
8, 530, 042
5, 774,337
5,054, 270
343,060
223, 824
153,183
2, 755, 705
2,212, 345
306,591
236,769 j
372,263
371,040
5,782,975 1
5,782,517
287
936
458 1
332, 652
329, 659
301,368
490
27,057
744
2,993
1,396
1,597
17, 292, 525
13, 275, 467
8,115, 061
1,628,421
2, 633,162
58, 877
839, 946
4,017,058
3,072,121
944, 937
2, 918, 286
2, 317, 743
950, 088
11,933,881
8, 248,947
2,439, 635
54, 632
2,355
8,209
9,500
1,049,582
98, 750
19,522
2,749
2,717,865
1,907,487
678, 542
1, 568
8, 795, 243
3,831, 686
3, 400,430
48,318
316.006
45,382
10,201
11,349 1
1, 292,376
8,785
66,494
600, 543
159, 250
441,293
6,586,536
4,390,691
4,314,028
30
39,690
36,943
2,195, 845
2,020,862
156,591
18,392
1, 610,854
1,053,987
438,874
342, 540
157,077
115,496
556,867
190, 087
150, 000
216, 780
11,138,105
8,929,809
6, 882,271
1,628,421
410,439
8,678
3, 236, 134
2,027, 915
282, 702
2, 208, 296
2,046,213
162,083
4, 840,926
3, 009, 747
1, 734,479
49,962
1,237
8,209
90
107, 235
21,572
724
737
28, 418
8,784
1,152, 575
588,881
516,704
4,321,119
2, 361, 688
2, 315,798
10, 282
64,597
7,446
35,608
134
4,996,959
4,945, 658
7,686
17,762
5,437
20,416
930, 347
41, 414
773, 452
1, 208, 219
866, 658
341, 561
4, 375,
3. 331, 713
26, 614
102
118
9,410
942,347
48, 760
10,014
2,012
3, 321, 549
881,117
567,928
38,036
251,409
2,328
10,201
11,215
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 : 1924—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. 14]
RECEIPTS
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND FUNDS OF
MUNICIPAL GOVEENMENT
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
close of year
PAYMENTS
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
73
74
75
SPOKANE, WASH.—Continued.
School district
General treasury
Sinking fund.
Public trust fund
Investment fund
June
June
June
June
30,1924
30,1924
30,1924
30, 1924
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
30, 1924
30, 1924
30, 1924
30,1924
30, 1924
i
TACOMA, WASH
City corporation
General treasury
_
Petty cash fund
Sinking funds.
Public trust funds
__ .
Investment funds
Private trust funds . _ _
School district _.
General treasurv
Sinking fund
__ - Public trust fund
Investment fund
Private trust fund
Park distri ct
i
General treasury
_
CANTON, OHIO
'_
City corporation
General treasury
__
Fee and special fund _. _
Library fund
_._
Sinking funds
Public trust funds
Private trust fund
School district
General treasury
Fee and special fund
Sinking fund
1
Aug. 31, 1924
Aug. 31, 1924
Aug. 31, 1924
1,581,276
1,401,318
159,148
12,506
8,304
5,982
$551,886
354,905
196,345
636
1,200,021
970,728
534,450
425
231,419
10,366
41,269
152,799 |
213,392
116,327
65,425
1,184
28,030 1
2,426 1
15,901 i
15,901
153,191
153,191
__
31,1924
31,1924
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924
31,1924
6,316,858
5,717,223
4,476,602
150
618,637
15,100
2,960
603,774
597,978
591,996
429,975
15,664
33,466
Dec. 31, 1924
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
$2,204,692
2,073,999
109,235
1,358
20,000
6,847,634
5,113,167
4,634,062
31, 1924
31,1924
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924
June
June
June
June
June
$2,207,079
1,865,194
328,685
12,864
336
1
1
1,657
1,657
4,649,977
2,783,552
1,639,124
18,633
1,126
1,073,636
51,033
3,193,197
3,009,039"
2,445,935
1,598,360
690,806
581,670
18,838
486,769
15,648
41,849
184,158
183,075
10,881
23, 780
25,001
49,474
907, 554
518,061
1,866,425
1,250,373
20,261
595,791
1,083
389,493 1
$563, 694
360,081
200,937
2,676
$1,959,431
1,867, 813
88,794
2,824
$2, 440,432
2,066,204
344, 534
9,358
20,336
14,364,513
11,801,118
9,645,114
575
1,280,031
41,130
77,695 !
756,573
2,392,646
2,109,641
224,573
19,672
36,334
2,426
170,749
170,749
4,581,995
4,010,905
3,718,431
475
93,142
13,446
42,385
143,026
533,790
299,428
195,994
2,034
36,334
7,095,582
5,159,432
5,043,481
2,686,936
2,630,781
883,202
100
1,093,037
5,585
35,310
613,547
52,433
37,712
37,300
37,300
129,727
129,727
9,441, 534
6,483,397
4,666, 729
18,633
30,845 |
1, 584,185
91, 682
91,323
2.958,137
1,951,509
20,261
986,367
2,431,571
1,611,240
1,518,481
4,634,018
2,718,905
2,212, 692
18,633
30,312
429, 233
28,035
$4,963,557
4,294,098
634,265
14,858
20,336
533
25,229
66,997
820,331
356,417
463,914
93,852
22,099
1,806,423
1,772, 501
28,579
5,343
1,915,113
1,575,069
20,261
319,783
12,295
2,426
3,722
3,722
2,375,945
2,153,252
935,556
1,154,952
38,418
24,326
222,693
20,023
202,670
76
City corporation.
General treasury
Special assessment fund
S i n k i n g 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 treasury
Sinking fund
77
30, 1924
30,1924
30, 1924
30,1924
30,1924
UTICA, N .
Y
_
3,398,124 |
1,190,025
749,720
1,893,218
338,005
12,543
89,757
2,208,099
1,790,594
417,505
929,951
2,291,421
723,652
1, 567, 769
J u n e 30,1924
J u n e 30,1924. .
1,887,345
1,604, 772
282,573
4,831,504
4, 722, 509
592
37,504
33, 702
37,197
5,343,479
5,191,460
5,995
87,025
4, 220,062
4, 220,062
4,154,218
3, 530
31, 502
30,812
4,891,255
4,632,680
4,406,590
31, 1924 _ . .
31, 1924
31, 1 9 2 4 . . .
31,1924..
31,1924 _
_
WATERBURY, CONN
7,675,592
5,384,171
2, 561,002
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
C i t y corporation
General treasury
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
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
C o u n t y s u p e r v i s o r s ' fund
General treasury
79
June
June
June
June
June
LYNN, MASS
General treasury
License f u n d
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
78
5,485,561
3,598,206
1,734,904
1,228,649
634,404
249
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,1924
31,1924..
31,1924
31,1924
31, 1924
N o v . 30,1924
5,202,189
5,161,887
5,084,236
858
991
38,868
14,286
22,648
40,302
40,302
_
C i t y corporation
General treasury
_
C o n t i n u a t i o n school fund
License fund
C o u r t fee fund
S i n k i n g fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
School d i s t r i c t . .
_
General treasury
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
__ Dec.
Dec.
31, 1924
31,1924.,
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924.
_ .
J u n e 30,1924
58,999
171,281
18,968
35,841
258,575
258, 575
6,171,504
6,151,317
6,013,006
3,628
305
76,254
58,124
20,187
20,187
397,449
371,246
9,788 j
15,355
1,060
914,594
914,594
807,096
184
84,982
7,849
14,483
!
[
j
j|
1,022,706 i
1,016,465 i
1,000,123 1
706
91
9,484
6,061
6,241
6,241
7,545,170
4, 221,498
2, 628, 784
1, 228,649
355,121
8,944
16,559,267 1
10,172,402
5,045,626
1,228, 649
2,865,627
12, 792
1,019, 708
6,386,865
4,119, 018
2,267, 847
3,142,490
2,433, 707
1,843, 043
10,572,432
10,285,215
6,587 |
134,317 !
49,057 !
97,256
522, 590
492, 721
4,866, 505
4,863,637
592
4,817
16, 781
8,271
2,276
10,025,911
9, 767, 336
9,367,904
3,714
287,765
57,629
50,324
258,575
258,575 j
1,222,115
1, 222,115
1,105, 626
119
87,344
14,425
14,601
12,396,399
12,329, 669 |
12,097, 365
1, 564
4, 619
39,264
100, 024
86, 833
66, 730
66, 730
1,021, 835
1,016,430
1, 007, 723
799
416,042
3,848
170, 774
708, 783
578,147
130,636
3,323,672
3,068,269
255,403
5,486, 584
5,362, 500
5,331, 575
341
30, 584
124, 084
124, 084
5,871,607
3,517,197
573,799
2,094,464
848,934
2,354,410
472,602
1, 881, 808
5,183,337
4,928, 857
5,995
129, 500
30,000
88, 985
3, 317,212
3,182, 721
2, 930, 703
3,254
200, 421
12, 620
35, 723
134,491
134,491
5, 507,049
5,495,962
5,346,391
7, 817
5,405
5,405
5,867,515
5, 817, 277
5, 743,251
765
991
6,660
4
65,606
50,238
50,238
$336, 211
334, 601
$3, 579,930
3, 578,080
$2,464, 781
2,461,462
3,319
1, 610
1,850
91
3,628
32, 513
100,020
13,410
11,087
11,087
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000
80
SOMERVILLE, MASS
General treasury
License fund
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
;
_
Dec. 31, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924
$3,806,752
3,805,595
i Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
1,157
$2,256,713
2,252,394
3,319
1,000
$317,457
316,154
1,303 1
$6,380,922
6,374,143
3,319
3,460
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 : 1924—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. 14]
RECEIPTS
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
Revenue
GROUP I V . - C I T I E S
..
General t r e a s u r y .
Special assessment b o n d f u n d .
C o n v i c t labor account
HAV I N G
L i b r a r v fund
Sinking funds
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
j
82 II S A N
DIEGO,
CALIW__
__
JACKSONVILLE, F L A
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
_.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1924
31, 1924
31,
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924.
.
J u n e 30, 1924..
J u n e 30, 1924.._
Dec.
Dec
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1924.
31, 1924
31, 1924.
31, 1 9 2 4 . . .
31, 1924.
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924..
J u l y 31, 1924
__.
. .
...
.. . .
1
PAYMENTS
Governmental-cost
Nongovernmental-cost
P O P U L A T I O N O F 5 3,000 T O 100,0 0 0 — C o n t i n u e d
$3, 884,393
3, 226.902
329, 083
11, 732
291,199
1,449
24, 028
$2, 691. 537
1, 293, 257
3,965, 346
2, 510, 713
894,072
7,238
941, 312
9,606
22, 607
!
- -
__
General t r e a s u r y
Special assessment fund
W a t e r fund _ . _ __
L i g h t a n d power fund
S i n k i n g fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
School district
General t r e a s u r y .
29,
29,
29,
31,
29,
29,
29.
_ _
C i t v corporationGeneral t r e a s u r y
.
Special assessment fund
Annexed t e r r i t o r y 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 .
Sinking f u n d s .
FORT WAYNE, IND
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Aug.
_ _ Feb.
Feb.
Fob.
Nonrevenue
8, 652,357
6, 829,034
2,850, 655
3, 004, 854
EL P\SO, TEX
Aggregate of
receipts a n d 1 C a s h on
cash on h a n d |
hand at
at beginning
close of year
of year i
C a s h on
hand at
beginning
of year
D a t e of close of fiscal year
4,484
31. 369
1, 206. 604
366,946
1,454, 633
1, 414, 079
40, 554
1,823,323
1, 689,490
133,833
718,473
37, 304
638, 208
4,295
$1, 003, 837
583,197 1
1
!
60,062
117
354,168
6,293
1, 627, 437
1, 010, 867
761,767
25, 325
107, 545
18, 803
1,592
95, 835 i
616, 570
488,138
128,432 !
1, 796,395
1, 796, 395
4,620
1,793
18, 531
61, 920
19, 397
546,414
1,029, 780
1, 029, 780
1, 224,181 !
827, 210
519, 564
9,766
37,954
66, 715
69, 631
31,472
46,143
45,965
396,971
396,971
4, 986,125
4,105, 318
1, 857,124
1,714,995
3,349,063 l
2,852,411
5,227,805
3,431,410
1, 203,991
1,114,212
336, 745
699,257
59, 755
12,044
5,406
1, 698,186
668,406
15, 731
$7, 579,767
5,103, 356 !
329,083
11,732
1,069, 734
38, 870
1,016,404
10,588
14, 245,140
10,350,614
4, 506, 494
3, 012, 092
25,325
1,053,341
59,778
1,230,803
462.781
3, 894, 526
3, 591, 707
302,819
$1,059, 533
592,090
5, 368
1,094
450, 393
10, 588
$3,607,497
1,883,077
329,083
11, 732
1, 006, 633
29, 961
347, 011
$2,912, 737
2, 628,189
3, 298, 298
2, 940,844
874, 694
83, 540
25, 325
406, 584
16.467
1, 229,137
305, 097
357,454
301, 576
55,878
57, 733
7, 815
219, 000
!
2,079, 978
537, 778
245,107
8, 866, 864
6,871, 992
3, 386, 693
2,928, 552
i
105,540
27, 781
1,666
157,684
1, 542, 200
1,373, 727
168,473
541, 217
15, 530
!
|
1
8,150,172 I
4, 927, 026 !
1, 739, 286
1,123,978
379,319
767,765
147,917
105,436
70,946
592,379
3. 223,146
3, 223,146
1, 763, 383
724,644
324, 987
9,766
58,959
47, 584
94, 816
29,078
50,954
108, 500
1,038. 739
1,038,739
2,090, 721
2,090, 721
45, 373
12, 581
9,000
52. 342
19,992
483, 879
93, 686
93, 686
1,540,963
1,383,466
6,427,188
5,217,271
2, 224,163
2,071,987
10,192, 312
8,672,724 !
1,994, 872
1, 916, 404
78,468
5, 612, 326
3, 521, 605
1, 356, 689
1,114,212
274, 987
707, 600
44,101
24,016
774, 463
680, 777
57.610
General treasury - _.
Sinking funds
Public trust funds..
Investment fund....
School district
General treasury.._
Sinking fund.
r
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1924..
31,1924.
31. 1924.
31, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
LAWRENCE, MASS
General treasury -..
License fund
Sinking funds
Public trust funds.
Private trust fund.
86
87
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
SCHENECTADY, N. Y
General treasury
County supervisors' fund.
City clerk's fund
Sinking funds
Public trust funds
Investment fund
Dec. 31, 1924.
Oct. 31, 1924..
Dec. 31, 1924..
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31. 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924..
1, 050, 655
17,040
37, 523
100
880, 807
847, 504
33, 303
616,710 1
1,049,956
44,329
4,000
142,129
142,129
2,358,409 1
444,932 I
49,070
4, 770, 813
4, 760, 323
334
9,674
482
4,043,568
3,868,912
2,863
123,654
1,293,324
1,124, 414
9
168,901
5,198,081
5.170, 509
6,050, 702
5,870,854
86, 348
7,719
31,617
36,164
18,000
48,139
EVANSVILLE, IND
City corporation
General treasury
Special assessment funds.
Library fund
Cemetery funds
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
Investment fund
Private trust funds
School district
General treasury
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
1924..
1924..
1924._
1924..
1924..
1924..
1924..
1924..
89
SAVANNAH, GA
5,660
5,781
14, 943
1,188
556, 239
283,145
593, 002
533, 603
108, 303
34,018
2,522
8,266
3,431 1
i
589,139
578, 707
8,702
73, 095
4,942
69,070
23, 628
1,500
397,770
10,432
10, 432
July 31, 1924.
273, 094 i
273, 094
Sept. 30, 1924..
Sept. 30, 1924..
Sept. 30, 1924.
633,911 |
616, 835
16, 007 !
1,069
7, 824, 851
7, 714, 759
110,092
186,361
880, 557 !
867, 610 !
170 1
694, 806
302,732
207,076
250
25,000
44,500
14, 291
11,615
392,074
392,074
KNOXVILLE, T E N N
General treasury...
Sinking fund
Public trust funds.
496. 652
427,336
69,316
.
City corporation
Dec. 31, 1924.
General treasury
Dec. 31, 1924.
Pilotage commission fund.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Cash in transit
Dec. 31, 1924.
Sinking fund
Dec. 31, 1924.
In vestment funds
.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Private trust fund
School district
General treasury
Dec. 31, 1924.
i Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
i
9,877 i
2,900 1
305, 804 ;
.305, 801
402,822
277,642 |
26,525
97,029 I
1,626
1, 704, 769 1
749, 581
534,964
579
49,143
4,675
105, 217
21,291 1
j
33, 712 1
955,188 |
955,188 i
1
409, 062 1
39, 499 1
369, 563
279, 251
277, 652
10,416
1,198
195, 000
71, 038
1,599
1,599 1
1,253,658 j
76,147 1
53,561 1
100
157,497 i
54,878
102, 619
5,175,739 ;
10,107, 705 1
9, 753, 649
3,206
302,229
482 I
48,139
817,193
815,365
3
1,825
5,056,3435,056,009 i
11, 651, 605 !
11,319,005 1
86,348
13,379 !
63,923
148,136
20, 814
846, 979
712,124
5,557,238
5,504,608
46,170 J
5, 850,147
3, 611, 433
2,136, 668 1
607, 277 |
157, 448
43. 635
176, 809
53,185
4,931
431.482 I
2, 238', 714
2, 238, 711
1, 239, 662
722, 571
519,980
496
51,613
1, 478
97, 330
23, 241
7, 025, 774 1
1,511,928
130,922
4,100
1,519,588
1,416,969.
102,619
30, 684
104,171
28. 433
517, 091
517, 091
41,532 ;
1,209,917 !
1,209,917!
!
334 '
6, 460 1
3, 893,978
2, 240, 387
1, 518,143
544, 383
105,833
42, 146
29, 882
1, 653, 591
1, 653, 591
10,867,824
10, 371, 093
495, 662 j
1, 069
671, 404
659, 205
12,199
3,450, 887
3, 450, 887
3.160, 418 !
2, 460,941 !
2, 085, 102 |
1, 618 I
25, 000 i
249,377
17, 191
82, 653 I
699, 477 |
' 699,477 1
357,543
356,488
11,082
1,468 1
25,000
239, 500
2,141, 405
1, 767, 458
1, 767,308
150
79,438
1,055
1,055 1
596, 377
1,435,781
35, 829
4,000
152,174
152,174
4, 234,169
3, 882, 275
2,869
300,404
482
48,139
5, 247, 388
5,102, 273
40,178
13, 379
33, 239
37, 505
20, 814
716,
648,
98,
62,
O
507
475
545
398
11
79, 479
62
4.931
403, 049
68,032
68, 032
Ul
6 745, 533
,
6 261, 001
,
483, 463
1,069
661,470
336. 995
306, 712
9.877
17; 191
373, 947
373,947
3, 215
324,475
324, 475
O
Ox
T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A K 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 : 1924—Con.
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, A N D DIVISIONS A N D FUNDS OF
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
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
Nongovernmental-cost
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
90
ALLENTOWN, P A
91
-_
July
July
. .
July
___ J u l y
BAYONNE, N . J
WICHITA, K A N S
_
.
_.
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
93
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
30,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
_
C i t v corporation
General t r e a s u r y
L i b r a r y fund
P a r k fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y .
S i n k i n g fund
7, 1924
7, 1924
7, 1924
7, 1924
.->
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924
31,1924
31,1924
i
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5,
5,
5,
5,
5,
1925
1925
1925
1925
1925
8,930,960
6, 031, 836
1, 732, 608
356
581,165
294, 558 i
130, 733
1,166,160
142, 793
13, 081
3,562,904
1,935,752
1,872,166
4,360
38,223
4,750
16,253
2,033,607
1, 578,087
1,290,314
27,908
197,016
1,627,152
1,421,262
205,890
J u n e 30, 1924
J u n e 30, 1924
2,969,169
1,494,851
1,475,650
HARRISBURG, P A
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
._
Public trust funds...
I n v e s t m e n t funds
$1, 227,558
277, 533
256, 473
21, 060
950, 025
694, 438
255, 124
4, 779,256
4,184,429
511,197
638
6,990
60,402
15,600
J a n . 5, 1925
J a n . 5, 1925
, .
General t r e a s u r y
School f u n d .
License fund . - _
F i r e m e n ' s relief fund
S i n k i n g fund
.
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
9?
$2,339,895
1,120,928
1,007,860
113,068
1, 218, 967
1, 207,452
11,105
300
110
_,
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
S i n k i n g funds
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
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
I n v e s t m e n t fund
!
!
-
!
4,713
7,135
7,353
463
14,199
48,650
455,520
396, 571
58,949
742,181
323,525
43, 524
24,400
162,700
1,268
91,633
$775,871
339, 861
231, 355
108, 506
436, 010
351, 585
80, 708
$4,343,324
1, 738, 322
1, 495, 688
242,634
2,605,002
2,253,475
346, 937
300 1
4, 290 |
1,187, 709
404, 798
369,805
5,035
13,918
1
16,040 1
782,911
669,692
113,219
682,001
654,035
596,136
27,889
1,033
28,977
1
$2, 485, 004
1,148, 430
1, 087, 595
60, 835
1,336, 574
1, 223,992
112, 582
$762, 765
183,669
84,097
99,572
579,096
383, 011
196,085
14,291,381 J
10, 510, 823 J
2,374,538
994
6,990
1,369,355
28,681
3, 717
$1, 095, 555
406, 223
323,996
82, 227
689,332
646,472
38, 270
300
4,290
1, 254,165
773, 301
185, 439
4, 979, 685
2, 760, 972
2,186,482
638
6,990
8, 057, 531
6, 976, 550
2,617
356
291, 347
4, 078
24, 603
6, 784,220
3,918,637
3,532,285
37, 303
249,157
4,750
46,492 [
48,650
2,865,583
2,487,525
378,058
1,420, 642
683, 503
592,027
6,035
64, 795
4,114,001
2,169,059
1,940,276
31,260
182,912
20,646
14,611
737,139
640,085
97,054
1,944,942
1,833,939
111, 003
4,393,351
2,472,411
2,115,310
24,400
195,302
9,436 1
127,963 !
208,945
162,020
132,102
3,230,144
1, 764, 993
1, 735,877
24,400
15,281
846
13,791
9
>
Q
M
>
1,078, 008
2,390
2, 326
1,249,577
1,066,075
999,982
8
1,450
4,750
11,235
48,650
183,502
13,501
170,001
954.262
545,398
247,331
180,021
6,200
111,846
>
s
o
Ul
o
Q
M
H
H-l
Ul
School district
General treasury..
Sinking fund
Public trust fund.
July 7, 1924..
July 7, 1924..
July 7,1924..
MANCHESTER, N. H
General treasury
Sinking fund.
Public trust funds..
Private trust funds.
Dec. 31,1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31,1924Dec. 31, 1924.
LONG BEACH, C A L I F . .
City corporation
General treasury
Special assessment fund.
Sinking fund
Investment fund
Private trust fund..
School district
General treasury
Sinking funds. __
_
Investment fund
June
June
June
June
June
30,1924.
30,1924.
30, 1924.
30, 1924.
30, 1924.
June30, 1924.
June 30,1924.
June 30, 1924.
PEORIA, I I I
City corporation
_
General ti easur y . _
Sinking fund..
* Public trust funds
School district
General treasury
Public trust fund
Investment fund
Pleasure driveway and
district.
General treasury
Sinking fund
TAMPA, FLA
1
Dec. 31,1924
Dec. 31, 1924
June 30, Dec. 31,1924..
June 30, 1924.
Aug. 30, 1924.
June 30,1924.
park
May 31,1924.
May 31,1924.
City corporation
May 31,1924.
General treasury
May 31,1924.
Convict labor account..
May 31, 1924.
Library fund
May 31, 1924.
Sinking fund
May 31, 1924.
Public trust funds
May 31,1924.
Private trust fund
School district
June 30,1924.
General treasury
Sinking fund
June 30,1924.
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of th
418,656
302,083
101,073
15,500
27,966
12,133
15,055
778
3,010,735
2,957, 714
8,680
44,341
3,139,611
3,055.495
26,086
52,264
5,766
148,009
148,009
6,638,469
4,920,728
2,685,252
762,451
268,906
1,204,119
7,426,119
5,705,444
5,492,036
5,266
36,643
1,405,109
1,118,784
976,590
1,474,318
1,468,727
3,562
2,029
1, 717, 741
1,441, 533
191, 777
84,431
2, 563,967
1,267, 570
1,218,759
2,653
46,158
1,123,190
1,102,556
12, 293
8,341
173,207
170,749
2,458
2,271,453
1,680,149
1, 514,177
3,900
1,639
150,124
10,309
591, 304
515, 795
75,509
132, 522
171,499
1, 720, 675
1,683,272
37,403
9,672
286, 325
189,430
96,895
1, 346,739
782,499
721,658
9,928
60,913
514, 235
497,873
16,362
313,010
115,265
106,469
3,762
5,034
186, 353
170,380
15,973
1,920,940 1
1, 782,943
119,690
18,307 !
46,925
10,155
27,533
9,237
1,465,151
1,452, 519
3,562
9,070
408,864
320,269
88,595
6,298,355
6,161,218
34,766
96,605
5,766
71,317
71,317
3,050, 683
3,040,117
3,176,355
3,049,784
34,766
86,039
5,766
15,469,697
11,744,956
9,153,878
767, 717
438,071
1,204,119
181,171
3, 724,741
3,314,235
326,075
84,431
1,633,911
732, 716
622,482
373,920
119,072
110,567
1,302
7,203
224,063
222,587
1,476
10, 566
93,981
11,800, 594
9,273, 587
8,328,055
739,419
206,113
16,253
901,195
754,175
147,020
2, 527,007
2,432, 722
94,285
2,035,192
1,738,653
203,341
28,298
137,977
1,204,119
164,918
296, 539
127,338
84,770
84,431
50,005
11,392
4,223, 716
2,165,334
2,046,886
16,343
102,105
1,823,778
1,770,809
44,628
8,341
234,604
30,785
122,419
50,005
7,600
3,792
228,354
6,250
24,535
6,250
122,419
81,400
1,166,467
951,886
685,474
5,995,766
4, 765,389
3,982,165
3,900
1,639
570, 633
21,910
185,142
1,230,377
1,034,202
196,175
872,801
663,202
454,775
3,986,862
3,251,354
3,244,463
3,900
1,630
21
1,340
1,136,103
850,833
282,927
2, 557,846
2,133,354
1,782, 514
185,864
1,797
163,179
424,492
424,250
242
234, 645
9,804
21, 963
214, 581
94,157
120,424
9
182,076
10,380
15,962
209, 599
96,434
113,165
2, 598, 528
1,481, 714
1,444,277
37,437
994,395
983,967
10,428
735, 508
702, 706
32,802
1,251, 268
564,548
492,042
15,041
57,465
605,320
564«, 255
32,724
8,341
81,400
388, 536
10,190
169,180
285,270
235,062
50,208
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 : 1924—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. 14]
CJTY, 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
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year i
Cash on
hand at
close of year
Governmen- j Nongoverntal-cost
I mental-cost
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
98 I SOUTH BEND, IND
!
City corporation
!
General treasury
Special assessment fund
Sinking funds
_
Public trust funds
Investment fund
Private trust fund.
School district.
,
General treasury
99 i ST. JOSEPH, M O
|
City corporation
;
General treasury
Library fund.
Sinking fund
I
Public trust funds
j
School district.
I
General treasury
|
Sinking fund
100
:
j
j
101
i 108,391
,
3,365,403
2,151,799
1,083, 630
54,545
30,713
44,716
$1,900,338
1, 066,719
441,445
*"l95,"082"
33,102
274,411
33,380
596,093
596,093
$8,788,298
5,376, 626
3,178,405
1,083,630
265,527
89,035
319,127
440,902
3,411,672
3,411, 672
1,138,732
1,134,427
985,125
31
98,200
51,071
4,305
4,305
1,291,372
1,138,957
1,102,865
1,973
31,747
2,372
152,415
42,009
110,406
5,752,183
4, 534,033
4,271,621
4,994
174,852
82, 566
1, 218,150
976,034
242,116
2, 528,049
2,326, 292
2,275,421
1,443
41, 997
7,431
201, 757
23, 206
178, 551
$2,010,131 !
937,540 |
15,900
25,220
~~~407,"522~
1,072,591
1,072,591 !
44,905
29,123
1,061,430
929,720
131,710
$1,669,776
1,073,683
537,708
215, 527
29,185
317,127
63,435
833,619
833, 619
$5,797, 691
3,772, 039
2, 675, 616
1,083, 630
10, 793
2,000
2, 025, 652
2, 025, 652
2,841,099
1,890,902
1,880,360
3,520
177
6,845
950,197
950,197
WILKES-BARRE, P A
City corporation
General treasury
Sinking funds
School district
General treasury
Public trust fund
2,756, 640
1,260, 501
1,157, 543
102,958
1,496,139
1,493,745
2,394
1,319,659
1,253,145
1,166,607
86,538
66,514
66,000
514
71,333
66,308
15,187
51,121
5,025
621
4,404
4,147, 632
2, 579,954
2,339,337
240, 617
1,567,678
1,560,366
7,312
167,272
158,068
51,163
106,905
9,204
4,874
4,330
3,408, 414
1,948,762
1,948,762
Sioux CITY, IOWA
City corporation
General treasury
Sinking fund
Public trust funds.
School district
General treasury
Sinking fund
3,867,857
2, 223,270
2,032,517
166,952
23,801
1,644,587
1,600,115
1,301,739
874,884
869,422
5,442
20
426,855
426, 855
394,357
233, 748
161,644
33, 609
38,495
160,609
145,790
14,819
5,563,953
3,331,902
3,063,583
206, 003
62,316
2, 232,051
2,172,760
59,291
781, 681
518,277
426, 602
46, 788
44,887
263,404
229,987
33,417
4,067,943
2,378,574
2,293,748
67,417
17,409
1,689,369
1, 689,369
1,459, 652
1,456,684
2,968
ROCKFORD, I I I
City corporation
General treasury...
Library fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds..
School district
General treasury...
Park district
General treasury...
Public trust fund...
Investment fund.._
102
PORTLAND, M E . . .
City corporation
General treasury...
Sinking fund
Public trust funds.
Investment fund...
Private trust fund.
Bridge district
General treasury...
Water district
G enera 1 treasury...
Sinking fund
Investment funds..
Pier site district
General treasury...
GARY, I N D .
_
City corporation
General treasury
Special assessment funds
Library fund
Improvement and interest
fund.
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
Private trust funds...
School district. _
General treasury
104
HAMTRAMCK, MICH
City corporation
General treasury..
Sinking fund
Public trust funds.
School district.
General treasury..
Sinking fund
1
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924..
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924..
Dec. 31, 1924..
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31,1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
July 31, 1924.
June30, 1924.
June30, 1924.
June 30. 1924.
July 14, 1924..
July 14, 1924.
Also the aggregate of payments and cask on band at the close of the
2,502,225
1, 255,337
1,163,197
30,000
25,000
37,140
1,182,396
1,182,396
64, 492
42,477
809,644
314,469
240,697
32,665
40,630
477
3,849,148
3,158,536
2, 762,545
381,760
12,616
38,024
38,024
426,303
389,489
36,146
668
30,848
30,8'
, 105. 742
,837, 732
, 048, 482
659, 993
13,373
12, 838
91,907
11,139
268,010
268,010
2, 502,853
1, 644, 780
1,584,323
56,422
4, 035
858,073
756,059
102,014
133,160 '
83,673 1
70,000!
511 |
7,800 '
5,362 ;
47,998 •
47,998 j
1,489
1,489 1
j
5, 670,796
3, 066,083
2,788,981
95,920
95,000
86,182
2,417,006
2,417,006
187,707
160,816
3,059
23,832
128,772
100,842
79,417
55
15, 500
5,870
26, 465
26,465
1, 465
1, 465
693.539
548,427
382,729
109,355
5,100
51,243
8,352,331
7,021,432
6,385,971
523,780
58,346
51, 720
1,615
44,669
44,669
1,184,273
922, 738
110, 776
150,759
101, 957
101,957
336, 617
222,155
115,400
102,233
4, 522
71,109 1
71,109
035,411
727, 073
555,784
65, 409
62,200
43, 680
186, 612
186,612
121,726
116,850
3,059
1,817
685,322
552,358
289,881
75,195 1
26,560
3,197
5,342,400
3,058, 769
1,458,368
735,188
109,575
16,035
762,685
517,286
217,424
90,214
19,669
1,078
46,565
32,304
78,656
132,964
132,964 1
155,871
43,443
540,289
2,283,631
2,283,631
57,688
38, 661
92, 552
245,399
245,399
555,545
190,261
182,371
4,094
3,796
365,284
330,284
35,000
5,689,024
3,986.407
3,843,060
135,516
7,831
1,702,617
1,565,603
137,014
783,249
425,876
406, 009
12,036
7,831
357,373
220,359
137,014
22,015
1,615
13
13
690, 599
468,341
72,167
150,091
1,551,336
668,679
120, 005
69, 642
17,399
461,633
882,657
882,657
2,630,626
2,151,366
2,076,366
75,000
479,260
479, 260
I
!
j
1
!
6,632
6,632
67,371 I
64,908
2,463
|
|
1
j
1
1
3,582,557
1,944,057
1,868, 600
67,865
•
7,592
1, 536,125
1, 536,125
102,375
102, 375
4,457,875
3,737, 738
3,736,724
1,014
13,093
13,093
17,401
14,289
3,112
21,943
21,943
680,205
680,184
21
83,968
83,968
1,959,467
1,021,184
840,964
28,000
79,500
72,720
854, 416
854, 416
83,867
56,976
3,059
23,832
3,557,839
3,061,539
2,533,847
421,547
52,810
51,720
1,615
9,633
9,633
486,667
228,265
107, 643
150,759
17,989
17,989
3, 527,869
1,858,894
1,093,967
629,003
89,906
1,051,846
682, 589
146, 977
15,971
14,957
43,736
2,282
1, 668,975
1,668,975
54,447
2,500
447,737
369,257
369,257
3,407, 938
2,110,295
2,110,295
1,497,837
1,450,236
1,328, 756
123,480
1, 297, 643
1,297,643
47.601
47, mi
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 : 1924—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. 14]
a
RECEIPTS
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
1
D a t e of close of fiscal year
Revenue
6
Nonrevenue
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N
106
LITTLE ROCK, A R K
1
|
107
TROY, N. Y
C H A R L E S T O N , S. C_
31,
31,
31,
31,
J u n e 30, 1924
D e c . 31, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924
__. __ Dec. 31, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924
_ . _ Dec. 31, 1924
._
. . . ._ J u l y 31, 1924
- - - J u l y 3 1 , 1924..
J u l y 31, 1924
Oct. 31, 1924.
_ _
.
C i t y corporation
Dec. 31, 1924-.
General t r e a s u r y
J u n e 30. 1924
H i g h school fund
Dec. 31, 1924
Colonial c o m m o n s fund
Dec. 31,1924
W a t e r fund
P o r t utilities commission funds D e c . 31,1924
D e c . 31, 1 9 2 4 . . .
Convict labor account
D e c . 31, 1924
Sinking funds
J u n e 30, D e c . 31, 1924
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
D e c . 31,1924
Investment funds...
$1,897,187
797,609
764,286
11,724
20,633
966
764,023
764,023
335,555
Cash o n
hand at
close of year
i
PAYMENTS
Governmental-cost
Nongovernmental-cost
OF 50,000 T O 100,000—Continued
$4,480,426
3,328,556
3,323,483
2,573
2,500
i
I
369,490
369,490
782,380
$483,297
39,051
5,179
6,883
26,887
102
15, 744
15,744
428, 502
782,380
428,502
1,546,437
115,244
1,302,249
128,944
3,419,026
3,134,462
3,113,677
2,906
4,210
13,669
162,631
162,460
1924
1924
1924
1924
___
C i t 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 district
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund
I n v e s t m e n t fund
C o u n t y supervisors' f u n d
General t r e a s u r y
108
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Aggregate of
receipts a n d
cash on h a n d
at b e g i n n i n g
of y e a r l
335,555
. _.' __
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_..
School d i s t r i c t - __ _
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
district.
General treasury
C a s h on
hand at
beginning
of year
3,853,657
3,683,236
3,652,543
2,889
7,615
20,189
25,937
18,987
750
6,200
144,484
144,484
232,263
231,487 t
119,221
156
102,945
9,165
776
776
7,504,946
7,049,185
6,885,441
5,951
114,770
43,023
189,344
182,223
267,942
267,518 1
142,613
404 1
114,770
9,731
424
424
3,937,610
3,624,640
3,591,348
3,299,394
3,157,027
3,151,480
5,547
171
121,933
121,933
3,235,600
2,726,090
1,650,494
6,396
1,015
382,933
630,510
1,875
7,127
41,757
3,983
2, 976, 915
2,825,759
2,293,365
72,209
18,175
49,722
210,417
15,984
165,887
$6,860,910
4,165,216
4,092,948
21,180
50,020
1,068
1,149,257
1,149,257
1,546,437
750 1
$190,501
47,499
5,367
2,175
39,957
$3,399,350
1,213,909
1,187,346
19,000
7,563
27,758
27,758
115,244
883,192
883,192
1,302,249
6,371 1
266,417
266,417
1,907,182
1,765,937
397,291
1,449
286
31,704
1,097,841
33,559
156,674
47,133 !
8,119,697
7,317,786
4,341,150
80,054
1,301
432,812
1,778,073
1,875
251,103
214,415
217,003 1
33,292
168,486
168,486
144,484
144,484
1,346,684
1,234,871
542,128
9,076
227
31,881
434,389
26,913
172,948
17,309 1
4,710,788
4,103,815
2,475,239
53,169
1,074
245,606 j
1,293,962
1,875
10,117
22,676
97 1
$3,271,059
2,903,808
2,900,235
5
2,500
1,068
238,307
238,307
128,944
20,434
13,313
750
6,371
121,933
121,933
2,062,225
1,979,100
1,323,783
17,809
155,325
49,722
214,073
18,791
199,597
School district
General treasury. _.
Sinking fund
Public trust funds.
SACRAMENTO, CALIF
City corporation
General treasury
Special assessment fund.
Cash in transit
Sinking fund....Public trust funds
Investment funds
Private trust funds
School district
General treasury
Sinking fund
Private trust fund
BlNGHAMTON, N. Y
General treasury
Library fund
County supervisors' fund.
Water fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
Investment fund
Private trust fund
JOHNSTOWN, P A
City corporation
General treasury.
Sinking fund
School district..
General treasurySinking fund
EAST ST. LOUIS, I I I
City corporation
General treasury
Registered bond interest fund.
Public trust funds
School district.
_
General treasury
Lunch-room fund
Sinking fund
Park district
General treasury
Sinking funds
1
June 30, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
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5,101,879
3,268,325
2,459,071
788,770
7,161
1
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
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Jan. 5,1925..
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July 7, 1924.
Dec. 31,1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
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June 30,1924.
June30,1924.
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Feb. 28,1924.
Feb. 28, 1924.
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Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of
151,156
104, 597
38,262
8,297
2,407,145
2,349,997
821,029
5,606
553,079
378
639,414
330,491
57,148
56, 581
141,245 |
|
126,577
8,441
6,227
2,964,629
1,714,221
1,537,627
2,666
20,091
8,512
11,812
134,179
1, 250,408
1,070,711
179,697
567
Ji
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
10,449
2,934
1,833,554
1,530,017
303,537
June 30, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
509,510 '
498,808
2,218
8,484
801, 911
729,982
48,921
23,008
111,813
93,722 !
11,906 I
6,185
10,473, 653
7,332,543
4,817,727
794,376
2,000
580,271
19,339
654,160
464,670
3,141,110
2,657,309
483,234
567 |
3, 340,461
2,821,496
27,500
249,524
130, 526
24,839
16,194
70,381
1
1,106,278
1,001,387 1
292
10,119
62,538
8,498
23,434
10
7,877,809
7,042, 238
28,149
249, 524
324,457
89,181
48,645
95,604
11
2,634,924
1,357,334
1,342,735
14,599
1,277,590
1,267,147
10,443
2,023,942
1,324, 993
1,198, 263
126, 730
698, 949
509,100
189,849
1,925,746
1,595,479
1,208,004
387,475
330,267
70,655 j
259,612
6,584,612
4,277, 806
3, 749,002
528. 804
2,306, 806
1,846, 902
459,904
1,973,095
955,743
909,018
34,325
12,400
885,831
876,607
1,811,251
1,560,369
1,556,996
3,431,070
3,219,355
357
183,812
1,804
23,953
1,789
9,224
131,521
122,711
8,810 1
3,373
109,469
82,001
27,468
141,413 1
85,061
56,352
x
435,101
233,077
201,813
4,614
26,650
158,161
76, 782
1,652
79. 727
43,863
19, 733
24,130
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4,219,447
2,749,189
2,667,827 !
38,939
42,423
1,153,461
1,035,390
29,120
88,951
316, 797
227,505
89,292 |
1,956,625
1,309,389
1,083,333
2,000
84,192
7,823
4,745
127,296
647,236
464,784
182,291
161
1,906,731
1,770,397
284
48,017
5,685
11, 733
70, 604
11
606,973 1
573,701
24,823
8,449
83,125
62,559
12,192
8,374
6,369,497
4,000,090
2,887,088
794,376
2,147,531
2,023,064
847,306
297,573
11,392
9,661
198,506
124
639,754
337,374
124,467
48,061
76,000
406
2,369,407
2,144,464
224,943
4,634,304
4,216,739
27,865
129,437
247,533
12,730
2,614,614
1, 956, 690
1,527, 886
428.804
657,924
369,458
288,466
3,486,449
2,083,416
2,083,416
502,616
260,489
234,107
5, 818
20,564
161.426
74, 901
3,328
83,197
80, 701
45,462
35,239
1,851,657
920,179
873,348
33,121
13,710
789,833
784,079
1,403,033
1,287,595
115,438
5,754
141,645
111,163
30,482 !
1,336,774
1,055,102
120,087
28, 907
83,496
24,182
25,000
483,549
237, 700
137, 700
100,000
245,849
189,849
56,000
1,865,174
1,568,521
1,560,372
8,149
202,202
176,410
25,792
94,451
70,880
23,571
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 : 1924—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. 14]
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CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
D a t e of close of fiscal year
Revenue
Nonrevenue
Cash on
h a n d at
beginning
of year
PAYMENTS
| Aggregate nof, j
receipts a d
C a s h on
cash on h a n d
h a n d at
at beginning
close of year * G o v e r n m e n - Nongovernof year * |
tal-cost
mental-cost
G R O U P I V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 50,000 T O 100,000—Continued
113
City corporation..
General t r e a s u r y .
A u d i t o r i u m fund
Sinking 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
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
1H
TERRE
30, 1924
30, 1924.
30, 1924
30. 1924..
30,1924..
30, 1924
J u n e 30, 1924
J u n e 30, 1924
J u n e 30, 1924
HAUTE, IND
General t r e a s u r y
Special assessment funds
Sinking fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y
Library fund..
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
I15
June
June
June
June
June
June
116
General t r e a s u r y
License fund
Sinking fund
_._
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
Investment funds.
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
1
1
Dec.
Dec
_.. Dec
__ D e c .
Dec
Dec.
July
July
July
July
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924
1924
1924 _
1924
1924
1924
31, 1924
31, 1S24
31, 1924 .
31, 1924
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Dec.
Dec
Dec
Dec.
Dec,
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31.
31.
31,
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
General t r e a s u r y
' D e c . 31, 1924
1,325,418
1,319,189
6,229
2.802,175
1,404,729
1,103,990
283,026
1,435
13,392
2,836
1,397,448
1,191,549
50.398
118,142
37,357
2, 804, 625
2, 696, 329
81, 720
13, 621
12, 955
HOBOKEN, N. J
!
$3,111,839
1,786,421
1,733,539
22,037
8,675
21,922
248
!
4, 774,109
3,960,141
$7, 732, 792
5,905,460
5,084,558
33,285
663,241 !
94,481
17,514
12,381
1,827,332
1,815,283
8, 847 1
3,202
$1,261,285
1,100, 8C7
886,464
17,028
126,850
59,952
3,112
7,461
160,418
155,041
2,400
2,977
$3,579,471
2,001,925
1,860,360
16, 257
93, 729
23,492
8,087
844,958 I
348, 666
278,233
50
34,925
18.074
i
17,384 i
496,292
324,848
8. 956
54,786 1
107, 702 |
4,330,235
2,392,164
1,896,763
283,076
87,800
66,126
8,363
50,036 I
1,938,071
1,546, 904
72,354
172,928 1
145,885 |
1,008,413
428,251
334.495
4,050
53,800
20,356
3,006,196
1,743,780
1,445,984
279,026
4, 372, 312
3, 872, 222
859
441,636
1,914
47, 010
8,671
294, 757 !
57, 089
7, 471, 694
6, 625, 640
859
621,866
22, 523
66, 790
134, 016
6, 087, 736
4, 797, 340
792, 556 [
243, 742 1
$3,078,365
3,050,876
2,484, 930
487,069
52,726
16,308
9,843
27,489
25, 785
200
1,504
683,102
638, 769
514,540
51,390
34,6(0
5,527
32, 652
44,333
30,507
13,000
826
$1,542,588
1,068,163
866,089
11,248
167,497
19, 833
958
2,538
474,425
470,309
2.418
1,698
1
98, 510
6,988
6, 825
125, 345
11,654,401
9, 001, 223 1
1,577,546
1,576,104
1,442
18,770
15,550
580,162
373,470
1,433
77,328
127,931
1,2'2,416
1,145, 941
57, 921
40, 600
17, 954
593, 078
60, 801
3,425, 217
3, 410, 010
393, 382
5, 812
25, 800
107,283
9,207
752, 423
J 89, 389
4, 207, 573
2,469, 671
$2,892,036
2, 802, 668
2,337,734
442,662
11,037
6,315
4,920
89,368
84,138
5,005
225
315, 626
220,133
118,284
34.000
27,000
8,363
34,488
95,493
27,493
13.000
55,000
3,453, 399
3,148,829
859
228, 484
7, 504
40,990
26, 733
6, 694,405
6, 342, m?>
School funds..
_
Firemen's relief fund
Water fund
Municipal court fund. _.
License fund
Sinking fund
Public trust fund _
" Private trust fund.
.
June 30, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924
._ Dec. 31, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924
._ Dec. 31, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924
_- Dec. 31, 1924
PASSAIC, N. J_
Dec. 31, 1924
General treasury
School fund
Library fund
Firemen's relief fund.
Municipal court fund
License fund
Petty cash fund
Sinking fund
Public trust fund_-
SPRINGFIELD, OHIO
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June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
30, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924 _
31, 1924
31, 1924
31,1924
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Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
_
City corporation
General treasury
Fee and special fund
Library fund
Sinking funds
Public trust funds
Private trust fund _.
School district
General treasury
Fee and special fund
Sinking fund
_.
1924
1924__
1924
1924.
1924
1924_.
A u g . 31, 1924
A u g . 31, 1924
A u g . 31, 1924
LANSING, MICH
City corporation
General treasury
Sinking funds. _
Public trust fund .
Investment fund
Private trust fund...
School district _ _
General treasury
Investment fund
CHESTER, P A
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Apr.
Apr.
Apr
Apr.
Apr.
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
J u n e 30, 1924
J u n e 30, 1924
51, 528
18, 085
2, 989, 837
2. 648, 512
281,364
1,493
6,824
45
300
38, 235
13, 064
2, 079,
1,305,
912,
11,
_.
_
387, 279
9,722
347, 354
1
!
864
229
787
538
404
340, 598
39,902
774, 635
616, 810
8,725
149,100
5,104,488
3, 726,440
3, 403, 845
316, 702
5,850
43
1,378,048
1,377,786
262
1,548, 866
713, 321
City corporation _
697, 437
General treasury
J a n . 5, 1925
J a n . 5, 1925
Welfare fund
15, 884
J a n . 5, 1925
Sinking fund
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
967,020
1,364,290 J |
9 722
349! 439 l"
1,938 >
794 I .
856,680
67,042
3,273 L
9,991
32
1,938
794
268, 383
48, 956
3, 273
2,053
536,769
1
5,197,189
3,653,140
1, 330, 324
35, 560
9,199,889 I
6,759,228
2,134,029
37,059
6,824 L .
5,824 IL.
3,328 |L_
500
206,703 I
1, 012, 863
457, 576
522, 341
6
5,779 j.
3,028 J.
151, 303
18, 055
500
17,165
15, 275
1,411,942
1,149,904
761,177
765,823
169, 729
89,844
5, 955
330, 942
50,984
846
262, 038
260, 423
22,153
51, 991
5, 741
596, 094
528,140
67,954 j;
1,615
2,244,543
2,031,587
1,784,289
236,474
10,824
4, 300,551
4,072,115
3, 930,484
108, 408
18, 212
7
15, 004
228, 436
228,436
1,562.322
1,001,534
715,176
3,500
282,858
46,394 11
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4,257,629 |
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2,624,862 I;
1,763,808 I
11,538 |_
_
6.359
693,693 I
142,877 I
6,587 I j
1,632,767 I
1,405,373 I
8,725 {-.
218,669 11
11,649,582 I
9,830,142 !
9,118,618 l!
661,584 II
212,956 I
178,096 j
34,860 I
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34,886
50
15,004
1,819,440
1, 784, 318
35,122
I
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j
j
891,931 !
422,139 1
1
139,781
27 I
282,331 1
,
4,003,119
2,136,994
1,552,394
3,527
581,073
I
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2,983 !
i6~569''i
549,453 i
.
29 I
643,217
528,865
56,339
2
I
I
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500
34,017
23,494
644,965
247, 072
212, 441
274 !
4,523 j
24,473 I
5,361 '
.
397, 893
330, 746
67,147
2,113,412
1, 763, 926
1, 479, 514
268,916
15,496
1, 337,386
9,722
325,452
65,342
4, 052. 481
2,371,533
1,-624, 879
35, 603
6,824
20
300
13, 322
2,193,411
1, 224, 014
1, 055, 747
11, 538
6,041
118, 018
32, 700
969,367
869, 086
8,725
91, 556
6, 768, 454
5,523,265
5, 508, 875
13,418
1,938
794
307. 227
1,671
3,273
4, 504,191
3, 858, 830
452, 811
1,454
5,804
3,028
172,686
9,578
1,419, 253
1,153, 746
495, 620
44
571,152
85,704
1,228
265, 507
205, 541
59, 966
2, 767,716
2,537, 951
2,130, 229
392, 668
19, 390
349, 486
314, 364
35,122
1,240,189
1,240,189
826, 457
393, 746
120, 464
2,087,438
976, 542
885, 865
3, 527
87,150
273, 282
23,921
50
15,004
229, 765
229, 765
1,089, 224
766, 706
$46,065
220, 641
T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y O P R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H B A L A N C E S , BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T : 1924—Con
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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]
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
a
Revenue
Nonrevenue
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year i
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
120
CHESTER, PA.—Continued.
1
School district
General t r e a s u r y
S i n k i n g funds
RACINE,
J u l y 7, 1924
J u l y 7, 1924
J u l y 7, 1924
WIS
__ __
General t r e a s u r y _ _ _ _ _
Public trust fund._
122
CHATTANOOGA, T E N N .
Sept. 30,1924
S e p t . 30, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924
Sept. 30, 1924 -__
Sept. 30, 1924
Sept. 30, 1924
Sept. 30, 1924 _ _S e p t . 30, D e c . 31, 1924
Sept 30, 1924
Sept. 30, 1924
H o s p i t a l fund
1
__i
i
__!
1
1
1
___
General treasury
. __ N o v .
Nov
Nov.
. _ . _ . . _ Nov.
Nov.
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
ALTOONA, P A
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1924____
1924
1924
1924
1924
..--.
,
..:
.
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y _ _ _
Sinking fund
School district
31, 1924 _
31, 1924
31, 1924
31,1924
__
General t r e a s u r y
BROCKTON, M A S S
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
._._
J a n . 5,1925
J a n . 5, 1925
J a n 5, 1925
.___;
j
3
$835,545
820,256
14,540
749
$560,788
403, 892
156, 896
$469,792
14,318 !
450,271
5,203 1
2, 536,438
2,509, 543
11,907
14, 988
1, 621,126
1,323, 758
51, 858
239, 512
5,998
222, 436 I
215, 992 !
2,177 1
3,862
405
1, 839, 002
1, 699,988
2,545
104,895
9,811
12, 729
6,370
1,148
1,516
3, 538,144
3, 509,939
24,281
3,924
2,080,771
1,071, 923
1. 057,838
14,085
1,008,848
1,280, 411
. 1,162,204
473, 801
469,023
29,773
23, 729
4,059
4, 500
33, 529
1,836
22,000
617
2,161
407
374
$1, 866,125
1,238,466
621,707
5,952
4,380,000
4,049, 293
65,942
258,362
6,403 !
$432, 711
23, 882
404,291
4, 538
$1,110, 896
1,030,532
78,950
1,414
$322, 518
184,052
138,466
590,910
587,360
1,258
1,376
916
2,468,354
2,459,097
9,257
1,320, 736
1,002,836
55,427
256,986
5,487
3.593.214
3.331.215 !
2,545
136, 504
33, 540
16, 788 |
4,500
42,060 j
1,555
23, 516
991
399,574
388,447
579,025
555, 269
3,227,452
3,227,194
17,532
3,585
2,639
258
269,421
188,414
37, 652
146,486
4,276
81,007
3, 604,724
3,483,244
9,739
106, 343
127
5,271
481,133
424,579 j
51, 356 i
3,130
2,068
7,624,001 1
7,417, 762
9, 739
181,980
7,181
7,339
2,395,394
1, 589, 851
1,458, 755
130, 546
550
805, 543
129,849
103,491
23,710
76,055
3,726
26, 358 1
4, 606,014
2, 765,265
2,540,303
220,686 1
4, 276
1,840,749 1
2,991
168
4,500
2,810
432
2,528,587
2,347,595
2,545
128,959
32,927
16,561
665, 053
595,173
>
a
>
w
H
>
W
H
s—i
a
o
39,250
1,123
23, 516
765
226
4,554
613
59
w
3,817,524
3,635,299
9,739
164,448
3,338
4,700
2, 716, 318
1,280,460
1,206,260
74,200
1, 620,275
1,296,391
1,296,391
1,435,858
323,884
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126
BRITAIN, CONN .
General t r e a s u r y
Police court fund
License fund
S i n k i n g fund
Public trust funds.
.
i, 367,233
68, 625
140,383"
432,022
290, 578
6,243
1,220
122,801
2,850
8,330
491,405
491,405
3, 612,342
3,385,301
43, 472
1,220
159,638
14,381
8,330
328,123
313, 403
2, 620, 773
2, 612, 247
5,061
663,446
459,651
38,411
1,220
144,918
10,916
8,330
3,672,990
2, 973, 587
2, 677,617
191,789
58, 477
45, 704
699,403
556, 308
143,095
472, 264
389,499
372,624
10, 710
1,729
4,436
82, 765
73, 571
9,194
8,180, 308
5,894,931
5,455,726
314,783
65, 810
58,612
2,285,377
1,962,975
322,402
506,125
476,198
462, 776
10,034
. 1,485
1,903
29,927
23,227
6,700
4, 339, 778
2,546,641
2,543,981
1, 556,390
1,065, 477
899,294
5,183
161,000
490,913
490,913
1, 627, 701
1, 252, 379
1,252,131
238, 943
207, 322
108,175
738,084
535, 442
387,088
248
375,322
375, 322
99,147
31, 621
31, 621
3, 423,034
2,525,178
2, 259, 600
5,183
260, 395
897, 856
897,856
1,950,621
1, 401,952
1, 339,976
5,183
56, 793
548, 669
548, 669
2,991,965
1, 598, 595
1, 336, 392
183,451
571, 514
201,479
62, 022
385,504
266, 039
216, 716
3,948,983
2,066,113
1, 615,130
183,451
6,650
97,580
12, 543
150, 759
1,882, 870
1, 629,133
251,337
2,400
564, 288
415, 248
358, 525
4, 693, 045
2,941,941
2,744, 273
22, 686
139, 742
23, 233
876
11,131
433,450
347, 265
274, 240
16, 305
54, 543
2,176
562,660
7,244
2, 660
137,883
105,000
2,688, 915
2, 603,318
37, 229
_
Mar.
Mar.
. _ Mar.
. Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
31, 1924.
31, 1 9 2 4 . . . .
31.1924
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924.
36,837
11, 531
4, 035,054
2, 531,845
2, 405,485
112, 284
MOBILE,
_.
June
June
June
June
_.
30,
30,
30,
30,
1
1924
1924
1924
1924
1
5,604
1
8,472
1, 503,209
1, 333,096
170,113
J u l y 14, 1924
J u l y 14, 1924
ALA
BERKELEY,
__
-
Sept. 30, 1924
_ _ Sept. 30, 1924
. . . Sept. 30, 1924
A u g . 31, 1924
CALIF
C i t y corporation _ .
General treasury
. . . . J u n e 30,
Special assessment fund
J u n e 30,
J u n e 30,
C o m p e n s a t i o n fund
S i n k i n g fund
. _ _ J u n e 30,
J u n e 30,
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
.
J u n e 30,
Private trust funds.
School district
._ _.
J u n e 30,
General treasury
Sinking f u n d . . .
J u n e 30,
J u n e 30,
I n v e s t m e n t fund
129
77, 567
3,440
098,044
1
..
.
City 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
S i n k i n g fund
School district
_
General treasury _ _
128
i,58§,i83
147, 906
107, 660
I
J u l y 7, 1924
J u l y 7, 1924
! HIGHLAND P A R K , MICH_
C i t y corporation
General treasury
S i n k i n g fund
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
I n v e s t m e n t funds
School d i s t r i c t . .
General treasury
S i n k i n g fund
127
.
23, 579
2,779
July 7, 1024
General treasur y - - - - - S i n k i n g fund
Investment fund.--..-.-.
...._.___
1924
1924.
1924
1924
1924
1924..
1924
1924
1924
5,991
78,677
75
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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.
Public trust funds.
I n v e s t m e n t fund
Private trust fund.-
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Dec.
Feb.
Feb.
1, 393, 370
1,189, 205
201, 765
2,400
28, 1924.
28, 1924
28, 1924
31,1923, M a r . 31,1924. i
28, 1924.
28, 1924
[
2, 830, 054
1,874,358
1, 795, 055
5,993
58, 588
13, 846
876
* 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 .
8,000
125, 466
370, 035
370, 035
1, 439, 964
755, 046
742, 402
1,758
10, 886
659 1
18,903
4,468
25, 293
119,465
69, 893
49, 572
423, 027
312,537
206,816
16,693
81,154
7,629
245 1
75,841
107,660
14, 720
3,465
148, 354
202, 642
202, 642
18
8,638
12,543
35, 524
149, 040
101,321
47, 719
1
2,660
1, 793,137
1,793,137
2,740, 665
1,192,886
951,396
183, 451
6,549
51,490
1, 547, 779
1,427,411
120,368
2, 697,784
1, 710, 853
1,684, 824
6,381
599
19,049
3,334,405
2,872,092
.2,448,969
304,749
64,325
54,049
462,313
146,611
315,702
.
Q
734,329
587,784
532, 536
55, 248
146,545
146,545
>
644, 030
457,979
305,209
83
37,452
115, 235
186,051
100,401.
83, 250
2,400
1,561,811
883,823
785,209
84,600
2,008
876
11.130
Cn
T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y O F R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H BALANCES, BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S OF M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T : 1 9 2 4 — C o n .
[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 i
Cash on
hand at
ose of year
PAYMENTS
Governmental-cost
Nongovernmental-cost
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
SPRINGFIELD, I I I . — C o n t i n u e d .
School district
General treasury
Pleasure driveway and park district.
General treasury
June 30, 1924.
Apr. 30, 1924.
BETHLEHEM, P A
City corporation
General treasury.
Sinking fund
School district
General treasury.
Sinking fund
Investment fund..
Jan. 5. 1925..
Jan. 5. 1925..
July 7, 1924..
July 7,1924.
July 7, 1924..
HUNTINGTON, W. VA
City corporation
General treasury
Special assessment fund.
Sinking funds
School district
General treasury
Sinking funds
IIOLYOKE, MASS
LINCOLN, N E B R
City corporation
General treasury.
June 30, 1924.
June30, 1924.
Nov. 30, 1924.
June 30, Nov. 30, 1924.
! Nov. 30, 1924..
_.
i Nov. 30, 1924..
! June 30, Nov. 30, 1924.
! June 30, Nov. 30, 1924.
i Nov. 30, 1924
General treasury
School funds
License fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds..
lnvestment funds...
Private trust funds..
133
June 30, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
!
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I
I Aug. 31? 1924-
$834,623
834, 623
121,073
$656, 835
656. 835
28,083
$1, 576, 269 1
1, 576, 269 i
174, 835
121, 073
174, 835
2,159,920
1,163.359
1,142,844
20,515
996,561
976, 910
19. 651
4,357, 693
2,105,577
1,824, 278
281,299
2,252,116
1,847,616
390,409
14,091
2,568,484
1,418,510
642,868
707,017
68,625
1,149, 974
958,786
191,188
3,696,221
1,657,431
740, 953
739, 796
176. 682
2,038, 790
1, 666,049
372, 741
4,647,842
4,595,210
8,921
3,068,191
1,741,137
1,631,342
$66,733
66,733
19,452
$869,927
869,927
117, 004
$639, 609
639, 609
38, 379
19, 452
1
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117, 004
38,379
1,103,829
227,210
60,911
166,299
876.619
476; 228
386,764
13,627
2, 751, 644
1,494,479
1,494,479
502,220
383,888
268,888
115,000
118,332
114,614
3,645
73
580, 625
135,691
26,811
1,257,165
1,256,774
391
108,880
444,934
293, 966
150,968
2, 860, 719
1,468,745
685, 731
739,796
43,218
1,391,974
1,326,084
65,890
8,468,495
8,367,647
17, 695
6,184
39, 214
5,049
32,610
96
682,277
650, 951
2, 202
5,107,013
5,096,412
7,815
26,030
2, 992
42
2,040
746
6,135, 242
3, 808, 894
3r 580. 714
875,277
760, 855
752, 888
3,459.197
2,046,085
1,872, 799
254,877
52,995
28,411
24,584
201,882
' 45,999
155,883
2, 679,205
2,620,284
7,618
6,184
13,184
17
31,822
96
1, 800,768
1,001,954
955,027
Sinking funds...
Public trust fund
Investment funds
Public trust fund
School district
General treasury.. .
Sinking fund
Investment funds
Sanitary district.
General treasury
Aug. 31,1924.
Aug. 31,1924
Aug. 31, 1924
Aug. 31, 1924
__ . . June
June
June
__
__ June
1
24,661
85,134
87,999
5,000
1
30, 1924.
30,192430,1924.._
30, 1924-
1,222,290
1,209,420
12, 870
|
!
'
'
104,764
104,764
467,260
291,130
176,130
85,694
85,694
31, 1924
31, 1924
31,1924
31, 1924
2,122,407
2,046,794
18,113
40, 745
16, 755
12,065,159
5,540,653
59,506
City corporation
— - -__
Dec. 31, 1924
General treasury . . .
Dec. 31, 1924
Library fund
School district
..
June 30, 1924
General treasury
Public trust fund
June 30, 1924
Park district
- _ ... . .
Apr. 30, 1924
General treasury
2,151,805
1,262, 316
1,262,027
289
856,149
782,121
74,028
33,340
33, 340
1,473,807
831,448
812,920
18, 528
354, 749
354, 749
3,011,925
2,986, 536
467
3, 291,163
3, 205, 385
4,336
24,922
70, 768
10,674
3,059,917
2, 720,983
271,762
85
4,170
3,997,008
2,616,711
683, 331
6,862
50,900
12,017
857
670,429
18,813
5
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C_._
_ __
General treasury
Sinking fund._ _ _ _ . . _
Public trust funds
Investment funds
May
May
_ May
May
CICERO, I I I
OUINCY, MASS
_
General treasury
License fund
. _.
Petty cash fund.
__
-- . .
Public trust funds
___._
Private trust funds
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924
.
137 EAST ORANGE, N. J
General treasury.
. __
*
* Dec. 31, 1924
June 30, 1924
School fund..
_
Dec. 31, 1924
Municipal court fund
Dec. 31, 1924
Firemen's relief fund
Dec. 31, 1924
License fund..
Sinking fund...
._. - Dec. 31, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924
Public trust fund
Dec. 31, 1924
Private trust fund - _ 138 PORTSMOUTH, VA
General treasury.
School fund.
Water fund
Sinking funds..
Public trust fund
Investment funds
. . ...
_.
. .
Dec. 31, 1924
June 30, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924
!
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i
* Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
1, 540,366
1,030, 344
87,443
330,025
21,409
33
71,112
24,601
124
661
442, 961
2,116
440,845
3,379 |
|
3,379 I
2, 720, 729
2,051, 779
297,312
265,805
105,833
7,306
29
173,257
41,927
5,000
661
109,461
11,600
97,861
1,310,385
1,212,237
98,148
4, 961
4,961
102,727
102,727
712, 665
278, 829
257, 706
176,130
88,149
86,149
1
I
1
1
1
1
14, 363, 736
7,723,070
108,156
50,755
6,481, 755
238,529
136,677
88,156
13,696
4, 323,014
4, 322,856
292,791 j
|
93,923
91,611 I
2,312 |
198,774 |
!
195,602 |
:
3,172 !
94 I
94 j
i
3,918, 403
2,187,687
2,166, 558
21,129
1,409,672
1,332,472
77, 200
321,044
321,044
540, 613
257, 797
253,022
4,775
79,639
79, 356
283
203,177
203,177
2,470,391
1,387, 591
1,371,237
16,354
968,815
965,177
3,638
113,985
113,985
907,399
542, 299
542,299
884,986 I
I
873,635 1
1
7,188,074
7,065, 556
4,803
100
106,845
10, 770
421,103
414,007
4,077,670
4,046,930
467
2, 689, 301
2, 604, 619
4,336
30,273
69, 711
10,635
567, 579
282,643
49,433
3,121,318
2,124,691
972,174
85
4,170
29,834
3,216
126
7, 336, 252
5, 517, 295
1,021,643
6,947
4,170
857
751,163
34,046
131
233,478
1,894
131
6,000
14,198
566, 544
57,985
2,061
39,484
461, 577
545
4,892
4,827, 639
3,140,108
386,816
635,314
588,819
578
76, 004
1,191,421
524,985
846
152,464
506, 790
578
5,758
2,417,154
1,627,490
382,800
404, 218
1,219,064
987, 633
3,170
78, 632
82,029
2,646
67,600
176,170
135,623
30,537
10,010
6,465,000
287, 610
287,610
49,262
173,257
5,000
661
2,132,511
1,502,666
453,715
176,130
193, 837
193,837
100
11,155
96
279, 327
179, 601
66, 550
100
6,861
135
158
9,802,193
3,263, 537
20,000
36, 901
6,481,755
361, 218
287, 939
73,279
3,882
3,882
3,647,355
3,109, 961
36
6,862
857
511,685
17,954
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 : 1924—Con.
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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]
RECEIPTS
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND FUNDS OF
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
Date of close of fiscal year
Revenue
Q
Nonrevenue
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
PAYMENTS
Nongovernmental-cost
Governmental-cost
3ROUP 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
139
140
COVINGTON, K Y
1,436
2,769
426, IIS
387,625
38,490
i
1
I
1
MACON, GA
Water fund
Public trust funds
Investment funds
_.
General treasury
Public trust fund,.
J41
$1,664,682
1,238,567
1,210,424
1,929
1,430
20,579
...
City corporation
_'.
Dec. 31, 1924
General treasury
Library fund.., __....
. . Jan. 31,1925
Dec. 31, 1924
Park fund
...
Newport and Covington bridge May 31, Dec. 31, 1924
funds.
Dec. 31,1924
Petty cash fund
Dec. 31, 1924
Sinking funds - ..
Dec. 31, 1924
Public trust fund ..
Private trust funds.
.... Dec. 31, 1924
School district.
_
June 30,1924
General treasury
June 30, 1924
Sinking fund.- . . .
ROANOKE, VA
General treasury.
School fund
_
_
Dec. 31, 1924
Dec. 31,1924
Sept. 30, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31,1924
Dec. 31,1924
_
Sept. 30, Dec. 31,1924
6,053
749
14, 543
395, 815
380,911
2,564
12,340
June 30,1924
_ June 30,1924
June 30,1924
Dec. 31,1924
Dec. 31, 1924
June 30,1924
Dec. 31,1924..
Pee. 3 1 , 1 9 g 4 , _ _ ,
1,743,341
1,347,526
942,964
67,887
315,330
i
1
i
1,760,537
1,630,130
2,189
111, 183
}6,619
m
$1,300,407
842,324
603,509
9,750
15,000
10,000
1,306
143, 654
2,087
57,018
458,083
445, 731
12, 352
2,851,115
1,965,180
1, 000, 779
39,868
47, 719
3,149
17,000
1,136
855, 529
885,935
385, 996
51
499,888
2,881,010
1,797,402 !
1,035,098
46,510
2.Q0Q 1
$180,619
138,259
83,667
1,160
411
409
1,000 i
30,365 1
16,917
4,330
42,360
126
42, 234 !
370,124
350,242
17,962
108
7,426
186
50
324,510
19,882
17,670
2,212
1,388,498
1,333,061
19,096
26,095
10.246 1
$3,145,708
2,219,150
1,897,600
12,839
16,841
30,988
2,306
175,455
21, 773
61,348
926, 558
833,482
93,076
$106,607 '
90,128
10,283
1,403
838
17,495
1,000
33,006
19, 251
6,852
16,479
5,013
11,466
$1,471,958
1,073,281
926,965
11,436
16,003
3,993
$1,567,143
1,055,741
960, 352
306
112,066
2,512
398, 677
380, 274
18,403
1,000
30, 383
10
54,496
511,402
448,195
63, 207
9,500
4, 964, 580
3,662,948
1,961,705
107,863 !
370,475
3,149
23,239
1,935
1,194,582
1,301,632
784,577
4,827
512,228
273, 512
258,043
9,007
1,370
1,826
3,149
23,239
50
219,402
15, 469
14,288
1,181
2,053,062
1,474,118
852, 589
105,657
283,401
2,638,006
1, 930,787
1,100,109
836
85,248
1,665
230,806
578,944
577,732
1,212
220
744,374
707,219
192,557
2,434
512,228
6,030,045
4,760,593
2,189
1,165,377
89,224
12,662 !
2,434, 462
2,299, 604
2,320,691
1, 206,893
2,189
1,111,609
1,274,892
1,254,096
48, 522
73, 674
12,66? i - - ,
-
-
_
.
5,246
15, 550
•
142 JACKSON, MICH
City corporation
General treasury...
Sinking fund
Public trust funds.
Investment funds..
Private trust fund.
School district
General treasury...
Dec. 31,1924.
Dec. 31,1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31,1924.
Dec. 31,1924.
July 13,1924.
SHREVEPORT, L A
City corporation
._.
General treasury
Water and sewerage fund.
Health funds.
Convict labor account
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
School district
General treasury
144
145
146
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,1924.
31,1924.
31,1924.
31,1924.
31,1924.
31,1924.
June30,1924.
WHEELING, W. VA
City corporation
General treasury...
Sinking funds
Public trust funds.
School district
General treasury...
Sinking fund
Public trust fund..
NIAGARA FALLS, N.
June 30,1924.
June 30,1924.
June 30,1924.
Y___
General treasury
School fund
Firemen's relief fund.
Public trust funds
Investment fund
Private trust fund
LANCASTER, P A
June 30,1924.
June 30,1924.
June 30, 1924.
Dec.
July
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,1924.
31,1924..
31,1924.
31,1924.
31, 1924.
31, 1924.
_.
City corporation
General treasury..
Jan. 5, 1925..
Jan. 5, 1925..
Public trust fund.
School district
July 7, 1924.
General treasury..
July 7, 1924.
Sinking fund
July 7, 1924.
Public trust fund.
i Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of tl
2,316,642
2,316,642
2,222,257
3,613
83,998
562,114
390,336
296,769
47,659
11,859
6,774
1,980,625
1,224,166
1,051, 558
137, 644
35,024
40
34,049
171, 778
171,778
4,859,381
3,931,144
3, 570, 584
188, 816
130,881
40
40,823
928,237
928,237
1,346,436
468,888
281,000
3,696
3,726
5,047,810
4,073,381
372,627
101,069
756,459
756,459
2,878,923
2,123,179
1,858,093
244,828
8,322
2,793
1,215
7,928
755, 744
755, 744
2,365,162
1,388,164
1,356,123
13,445
18, 596
976,998
918,035
53,052
5,911
3,611, 628
3,349,652
231,744
7,326
13,885
9,021
218
39,620
228,816
228,816
2, 620, 593
1, 962, 968
1, 920,955
41,448
565
657,625
657,625
263,159
45,172
991,537
991,537
150,317
30,149
877,548
877, 548
414,691
83,249
2,624, 829
2,624,829
169,787
42,144
1,045,327
1,045,327
3,961,812
2,646,483
2,077,506
273,370
89,415
2,793
198,404
4,995
1,315,329
1,315,329
505,644
213,156
4,565
208,122
2,264,616
2,185, 743
2,139,448
40,158
6,137
78,873
48,714
26,616
3,543
5,135,422
3, 787,063
3, 500,136
261, 725
25,202
1,348,359
1,124, 227
208, 293
15,839
1,235,001
1,082,165
1,022, 506
53,975
5,684
152,836
109,415
34, 959
8,462
3,413, 644
2,385, 249
2,228,432
154, 750
2,067
1,028,395
989,267
34,051
5,077
2,210,081
1,280,984
859,811
3,676,502
2,295,215
1,374,767
2,596,827
2,205,740
382,495
382
5,488
9,498,211
6,925,851
2,466,322
7,326
19,755
77,921
1,036
4,645,835
2,596,176
2,031,049
7,326
11,284
2,599,347
1,094,400
1,071,791
22,609
1,504,947
1,419,029
82,960
2,958
557,482
36,471
30,162
6,309
521,011
519,194
1,290
527
3,447,280
2,455, 743
1, 934,288
124,103
89,021
2,216,063
1,170, 736
947,864
976
9,965
2,793
469
292,488
157,478
128, 625
6,385
68,900
4
1,383,474
758,868
755,950
2,918
624,606
621,097
3,291
7,672,639
682, 742
453, 926
372, 735
33,262
8,309
1,032
781,495
192,112
178,112
14,000
589,383
506,989
79,654
2,740
434,378
143,420
137,729
5,691
290,958
290,943
15
8,471
1,556,046
1, 514,250
1,276,894
114,106
122,007
40
1,203
41,796
41, 796
1,494, 764
1,230, 591
1,048,011
98,281
1,689
46, 500
36,110
264,173
264,173
486, 777
319, 649
249,198
53,000
17,451
167,128
25,545
139,283
2,300
2,255,549
2,123,935
52,778
77,921
915
121
1,780,065
986,752
984,452
2,300
793,313
790,882
2,431
261,800
71,177
57,177
14,000
190,623
108,953
81,670
C
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 BALANCES, BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S OF M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T : 1924—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. 14]
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
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year i
Cash on
hand at
close of year
Governmental-cost
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
147
FRESNO, CALIF..
City corporation..
_
General treasury
Special assessment fund
Sinking fund..
Public trust fund
Investment funds
Pri vate trust funds
School district
General treasury
Sinking fund
J
June
Dec.
June
June
June
June
30, 1924.
31, 1924.
30, 1924.
30, 1924.
30, 1924.
30, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
AUGUSTA, G A
City corporation
General treasury
Convict labor account Hospital fund
.
Sinking fund.
Private trust fund
School district
General treasury
Public trust fund
Invest ment fund
149
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
Sept. 30, 1924..
Sept. 30, 1924..
Sept. 30, 1924..
PASADENA, CALIF
City corporation
_....
General treasury
Special assessment fund.
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
Investment funds
School district
General treasury
Sinking funds
June
June
June
June
June
30, 1924.
30, 1924.
30, 1924.
30, 1924.
30,1924.
June 30, 1924.
June 30,1924.
071,682
555,680
224,387
331,118
$153,978
146,154
73,225
$847,479
684,215
611, 508
175
35,787
10,736
741
25,665
7,824
7,824
63,478
2,261
5,219
1,749
163,264
100,353
62,911
516,002
380, 651
135,351
261,663
663,128
521,673
13, 500
123,433
4,522
598,535
596,763
1,736
36
1,185,857
,487,650
i 542,408
,
624,847
281,175
13,929
25,291
,698,207
, 531,836
166,371
1, 094,720
1,040,048
748,687
67,095
60,673
36,813
92,300
189, 061
10,000
54,672
53,902
8,033
15,827
6,422
6,422
770
8,125,192
7, 972,329
5, 563,061
3,236
382,952
875
2,022, 205
152,863
152,405
458
1,793,992
775,237
523,077
234,239
17,921
1,018,755
911,624
107,131
$4, 073,139
2,386,049
1,909,120
3?1,118
99,265
12,997
6,135
27,414
1,687,090
1,488,828
198,262
$626,482
428,199
411,651
3,423,478
2,763,849
2,307,173
13,500
223,766
209,410
10,000
659,629
657,087
1,736
806
65,701
59,343
41,930
16,105,041
13, 235,216
9,628,546 i
628,083
898,366
32, 725
2,047,496
2,869,825
2,595,865
273,960
580
6,843
5,960
3,165
198, 283
129,792
68,491
7,003
10,410
$3,187,794
1,725,211
1,350, 788
331,118
37,489
5,816
1,462, 583
1,346, 642
115, 941
2,405,824
1,763,655
1, 533,392
13, 500
216,763
6,358
6,358
642,169
642,169
2,141, 594
1,847,437
1,388,510
437, 540
21,387
9,774, 649
7,383, 507
6,588,091
628,083
157,105
10,228
294,157
192,171
101, 986 i
2,391,142
2, 274,442
116, 700
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
TOPEKA, KANS
City corporation
General treasury. __
Library fund
Sinking funds
Public trust funds.
Investment fund. _.
School district
General treasury...
Sinking fund
Public trust f u n d . .
Investment fund...
DAVENPORT, IOWA
City corporation
General treasury. __
Sinking funds
Public trust funds.
Private trust fund.
School district
General treasury.__
Sinking fund
Investment fund...
ATLANTIC CITY, N . J
General treasury
Firemen's relief fundSinking fund
Public trust funds
KALAMAZOO, MICH
City corporationGeneral treasury
Sinking funds
Investment funds
Private trust fund
School district
General treasury
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
31, 1924..
31, 1924.
31, 1924.
31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31,1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
June
June
June
June
30, 1924.
30,1924.
30. 1924..
30, 1924.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
31, 1924..
31, 1924..
31, 1924..
31,1924..
June 30,1924.
June 30, 1924.
June 30,1924.
Dec. 31,1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
;
'•
i Dec.
; Dec.
j Dec.
Dec.
!
i May
31,1924.
31,1924.
31,1924.
31, 1924.
31, 1924.
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
1,623,611 i
1,237,366
776,159 I
448,877
5,357
33. 500
609,827
573,367
31,748
4,712
1,115,019
796,495
474,317
15,761
280, 539
25,878
318,524
96,613
173,494
10, 710
37,707
366,751 j
5,323 !
89,133 |
386,245
147,293
118,368
120, 584
642,993
568,404
280,303
3, 518
279,491
5,057
35
74, 589 1
66,544 i
5, 797
331
1,917
1,652,758
1,267,994
505,677
37, 581
33
724,703
384, 764
384,764
917,674
634,832
527,454
76,495
17,865
13,018
282,842
280,992
7,876,722
7,001,846
1,116,561
1,029,846
802,602
72,274
61,945
24,770
1,850 1
2,828,169
2,407,860
2,161,440
201,327 j
25,013
20,080
420,309
420,309 1
1,254,282
833,677
635,299
195,115
3,263
420, 605
420, 605 1
6,265,484 |
!
3,736,816 I
2,388,665 I
12,398 !
1,201,234 I
11,886 '
122,633 !
2, 528,668 !
1,750,813 j
5,542 I
199,247 !
573,066 i
I
4,186,212
2,811,124
1,836,144
19,404
911,021
44, 503 !
52
1,375,088 1
1,143, 352 [
180,930
11,152
39,654
1, 590,307 i
1,061,464
637,744
534,702
413,262
262,745
3,619
121,188
25,658
52
121,440
111,187
10,219
34
2,425,670
1,518,091
1,359,867
15, 785
133,447
8,992
1,225,840
879, 771
213, 532
907, 579
897,090
57
10,432
346,069
135,075
170,654
686
39, 654
5,458,302 1
3,689,883
2,668,941
241,279
41,942
737,721
1,768,419
1, 760,190 |
5,092
3,137
1,162,268
696,441
541,172
95,453
18,214
41,602
465,827
462,690
3,202,922
2,001,734
1,913,945
77,269
10, 520
1,093,112
991,708
213,824
68,557
13,208
696,119
101,404
96,312
5,092
14,611,787
13,413,417
18,431
1,045,450 1
134,489
1,984, 791
1,388,621
6,612,706
4,662,001
4,049,871
563,105
25,682
23,343
1,950,705
1,950,705 j
1,203,727
900,276
767,762
129,332
315,300
10,127
98,293
528,843
303,668
20, 567
204,608
3,463,057 !
1,617,889 i
1,357,729 j
12,398
247,748
14
1,845,168
1,422,354
5,542
176,932
240,340
.1,261,188
1,201,188
1,212,120
1,057,463
393,192
638,186
1,745
24, 340
154,657
24, 791
1,748
128,118
656,386
9,853
3,137
571,328
24,842
3,182
303,451
303,451 1
8,310,881
8,241, 503
18,431
50,947
2,808,406
1, 527,140
1,476,630
50, 510
1,341,266
1,341,266
4,316,115
3,783,293
474,122
58, 700
2, 540, 573
2,234, 585
1,805,479
383, 263
25, 682
20,161
305,988
305,988
to
T A B L E 2.—SUMMARY
O F R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H BALANCES, 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 : 1924—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. 14]
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND FUNDS OF
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
Date of close of fiscal year
Revenue
o
Nonrevenue
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year l
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
I—I
155
156
157
City corporation
General treasury
Library fund.._
Sinking fund
1
Investment fund
School district
General treasury
Sinking fund
Water district
General treasury
Sinking fund
. . Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
31, 1924
31,1924
31,1924 . .
31,1924
1
.1
Aug. 31, 1924
Aug. 31,1924
Aug. 31, 1924
Aug. 31,1924
NEWTON, M A S S
General treasury
Branch library fund
License fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
Investment funds
Private trust funds
Dec. 31, 1924 _
__ Dec. 31, 1924.. .
Dec. 31,1924.
Dec. 31,1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
. Dec. 31, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924
General treasury
Library fund
Park fund
._
_
...
$1,638,517
555,605
193,483
625
361,497
1
3,831,916
3,765, 722
98
415
57,178
6,276
2,227
3,628,538
2,996, 776
3,195,068
2,883,304
37,253
2,100
3,157
247,494
5,000
16,760
1
84,624
1,185
1,359
2,529
2,291,710
1,576,571
334,819
1,901
3,429,089
1,660,095
384,312
12,000
137,442
84,619
16,960
30
5,307
626,410
23
22
$3,636,653
1, 793,962 1
1,176,895
1,997
612,633
2,437
822,190
717,289
104,901
1,020,501
641,243
379,258
326,363
310,446
15,917
756,549
641,243
115,306
2,443,366
2,398,349
2,237
292
196
24,928
16,831
533
1
1
Dec. 31, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924
Dec 31, 1924
Dec. 31,1924
Dec. 31, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924
May 31,1924
May 31,1924
May 31,1924
87,880
263,952
CHARLOTTE, N . C
General treasuiy
School fund
$412,271
324,391
72,837
77
249,480
1,997
87,880
I
MALDEN, MASS
Sinking funds
Public trust funds
Investment fund
Private trust fund
158
$1,585,865
913,966
910,575
1,295
1,656
440
407,947
406,843
1,104
263,952
WICHITA FALLS, T E X
396,473
392,136 1
15
1,838
1,530
954
!
485, 549
395,604
248
$736,251
576,042
185,797
1,476
388,769
$2,359,818
829,197
674,171
452
154,574
22,976
8,819
14,157
137,233
43, 541
93,692
691,153
620,590
70,563
839,468
597,702
241,766
7, 856,927
7,154,634 1 1
113
5,722
685,426 1
7,806
3,204
22
469,058
465,670
5
3,849,716
3,844,086
108
415
6,123,983
5,677,257
39, 738
2,392
3,353
357,046
23,016
1,892
19,289
935, 231
858, 658
20
285
5,858,241
3,321,285
736,091
13,931 1
729,968
603,497
51,292
1,802
1,026
1,420
937
71,492
1,018
1,892
1,866
5,107
2,757,373
2, 713,572
39,673
2,107
196
1,825
$540,584
388, 723
316,927
69
69,290
2,437
108,061
87,880
20 181
43,800
85
;>
43,800
I—I
3, 538,153
2,844, 878
5,307
684,400
1,279
2,267
22
2,431,379
2,105,027
45
3,157
285, 554
20,173
17,423
3,123,831
1,850,955
520,080
12,129
>
o
2,004,442
866, 833
164,719
O
w
o
H
M
i
i
Water f u n d . . . _ . ^ . . . . _ , . _ _ . . .
Sinking fund
Investment funds
May 31,1924
May 31,1924
May 31,1924
,_.,.___ 1
359,380
2,669
16,370
2,229,698
961,780
948,064
13,716
1,267,918
1,264,432
3,486
159 1 CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA
1
!
I
j
City corporation
General treasury
Public trust funds
School district
General treasury
Sinking fund
_
Mar. 31,1924
Mar. 31, 1924
June 30,1924
June 30, 1924..
I
457,378
35,304
880,000
163,869
45,539
45,539
118,330
118,330
740,667
190,295
109,630
102,094
7,536
80,665
* 74,825
5,840
2,224,974
1,004,589
998,206
6,383
1,220,385
1,220,385
199,549
111,997
111,997
$4,519,987
4,172,587
11,862
216,008
5,830
93,402
17,685
2,223
390
$146,876
128,776
4,385
12,626
$2,600,666
2,417,169
7,402
176,060
645
35
$1,772,445
1,626,642
75
27,322
5,830
92,722
17,685
2,019
150
644,352
563,388
523,196
8,187
18,737
1,900
11,368
75,884
72,954 1
2,930
5,080
5,080
4,579,132
2,822,649
2, 723,165
35,911
39,218
2,113
22,242
1,683,623
1,670,042
13,581
72,860
72,860
901,579
644,992
590.994
10, 749
30,310
1,900
11,039
246,907
246,645
262
9,680
9,680
2,631,448
1,378,662
1,344,594
25,162
8,906
650,085
321,742
235,517
86,225
328,343
300,759
25,427
2,157 1
2,429,861
1,073,587
913,225
160,362
1,356,274
1,200,166
153,386
2,722 1
660,465
359.995
233,933
126,062
300,470
269,480
28,327
2,663
1,561,831
661,845
627,627
34,218
899,986
819,724
80,203
59
221,251
218,897
218,694
203
2,354
2,354
1
817,287 1
73,277
896,370
76,520
160
73,277
529 [
35,304 i
2,614,818
1,226,216
1,212,297
13,919
1,388,602
1,382,762
5,840
896,370
87,552
87,552
GROUP V — CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000
160
HAVERHILL, MASS
General treasury
Library fund
Water fund
. . .
License fund
Sinking funds
._
Public trust funds
Investment funds
Private trust funds
161
_. Dec. 31,1924...
Dec. 30, 1924
Nov. 31, 1924...
._ Dec. 31, 1924..
Dec. 31,1924
Dec. 31, 1924
Dec. 31,1924. __
Dec. 31, 1924
i
OAK PARK, I I I
City corporation
General treasury
Library fund...
Public trust funds
Investment funds
Private trust funds
School district
General treasury
Public trust fund..
Park district
General treasury.
16?
1
$2,420,245
2,195,459
2,370
191,871
::::::::::::::::::
Dec. 31, 1924..
Dec. 31,1924
May 31, Dec. 31, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924___
Dec. 31,1924.
__.
N E W CASTLE, PA__
City corporation..
General treasury
Sinking fund
School district..
General treasury
Sinking fund
Investment fund
June 30, Dec. 31, 1924
June 30, 1924..
Mar. 31, 1924.
_
..-
Jan. 5, 1925
Jan. 5, 1925
_
.
July 7, 1924.
July 7, 1924
July 7, 1924...
i Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
16,914
11,448
2,183
2,640,717
1,368,088
1,325,003
27,511
15,361
213
1,204,849
1,194,198
10,651
67, 780
67,780
1,478,134
600,877
526,822
74,055
877,257
877, 257
$1,865,729
1,773,146
5,606
837
5,830
73,908
6,237
15
150
1,294,063
891,173
874,966
213
5,120
10,874
402,890
402,890
301, 642
150,968
150,886
82
150,674
22,150
127,959
565
$234,013
203,982
3,886
23,300
2,580 ,
25
240
204
240
1,200,606
1,193,256
7,350
52,180
52,180
1,046,105
798,995
787,577
2
213
11,203
236,110
230,141
5,969
11,000
11,000
207,565
51, 747
51,665
82
155,818
110,962
44,856
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 OF M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T : 1924-—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. 14]
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
Date of close of fiscal year
Revenue
Nonrevenue
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year i
Cash on
hand at
close of year
PAYMENTS
Governmental-cost
Nongovernmental-cost
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
KENOSHA, W I S
163
General treasury...
Petty cash fund
Public trust funds.
Investment funds..
YORK, P A
164
City corporation
General treasury.._
Sinking fund.
Public trust funds.
School district
General treasury.._
Library fund
Sinking fund
Public trust fund. _
165 J DECATUR, I I I
j
I
!
\
!
[
I
166
Dec. 31, 1924_.
Dec. 31, 1924..
Dec.31, 1924 _„
Dec. 31, 1924..
Jan. 5, 1925..
Jan. 5, 1925_.
Jan. 5, 1925..
July
July
July
July
7,
7,
7,
7,
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
.
City corporation
General treasury. __
Library fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds .
Private trust fund.
School district
General treasury...
Sinking fund
Public trust funds.
Investment funds..
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
June 30, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
June 30,1924.
June 30, 1924.
WOONSOCKET, R . I
General treasury. _.
Library fund
License fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31,1924.
$2,370, 591
2,353,600
9,652
7,339
1, 266, 768
572,886
478,144
87,271
7,471
693,882
652,963
1,096
39,774
49
$1, 527,443
1,390, 549
325
24,141
112,428
$717,428
703,955
$4,615,462
4,448,104
325
37, 223
129,810
$309,931
299, 950
325 ,
4,915 i
4,741
$2,962,265 I
2,949,311 j
$1,343, 266
1,198,843
5,682 !
7, 272 i
26,626
117, 797
28,286
25, 761
25, 561
200
333,332
151,960
73,105
78, 855
1,628,386
750,607
576,810
166,326
7,471
877, 779
802,122
4,035
71,536
300, 619
134, 729
47, 982 ,
80,138
6,609
165,890
143,388
503
21,958
41
1,196, 507 '
570,217
517,467 .
51,888 |
862 i
626, 290
616,135
3,532
6, 578
45
131, 260
45, 661
11,361
34,300
2,525
125
2,400
181,372
149, 034
539
31,762
37
391, 897
356, 641
142, 688
5,837
192, 961
15,005
150
35,256
29, 198
5,110
14
934
3, 848,954
2, 096, 097
1, 750, 394
38, 087
255, 420
52,046
150
1, 752, 857
1, 329,944
34, 248
1,588
387, 077
466,858 ;
263,074 *
88,349 ;
8,846 !
153,420 |
12,309 I
150 i
203, 784
184, 338
18, 017
495
934
1, 533, 853
922, 907
880, 482
29, 241
2, 532, 755
2, 279,133
655,204
423, 719
2,191
395, 794
194, 853
2,517
2,016, 036
2, 000,088
134
243, 070
9,616
212,930
16,364
4,966, 476
4 398, 477
2,651
936
531,338
33,074
181,317
17,107
15,814
2,085, 795
1, 286, 841
1, 263, 866
1,710
6,009
15, 256
1, 371, 262
452, 615
343, 840
30, 540
56, 450~
21, 785
798, 954
793, 276
4,104
1,574
918, 647
507. 470
25, 034
386,143
1, 778, 517
1, 695, 625
460
75, 338
7,094
3,430
10,043
L3,184
610, 946
610, 787
159
85, 599
42, 599
43,000
1, 848, 243
910, 116
781, 563
102, 000
26, 553
938, 127
534, 819
16, 231
934
386,143
2, 554, 646
2, 203, 536
350, 021
153
167
MCKEESPORT, P A
1, 764,425
...
City corporation
General treasury..
Sinking f u n d . . . . . .
Public trust fund _
Investment fund. .
School district
General treasury..
Sinking fund
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5, 1925..
5, 1925..
5,1925..
5, 1925..
July 7, 1924.
July 7, 1924.
BAY CITY, MICH
City corporation
General treasury _
Sinking funds
Investment fundSchool district
General treasury..
Sinking fund
June 30, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
June 30,1924.
HAMMOND, IND
City corporation
._..
General treasury
Special assessment funds
Improvement and interest
fund.
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
Private trust fund
School district
General treasury
MOUNT VERNON, N.
1
2, 534,049
1, 524, 817
1, 456, 887
65, 514
2,416
1,009, 232
1,002. 343
M89
4, 200, 878
3, 284, 007
961,403
2,227,617
3,051
Dec. 31,1924_
Dec. 31, 1924..
Dec. 31, 1924.
73, 229
18, 707
July 31, 1924.
916, 871
916, 871
Y
City corporation _ _
General treasury
County supervisors' fundLicense funds
Sinking funds
Public trust funds
School district
General treasury
Library fund
Public trust fund
ELMIRA, N . Y
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
939,382
921, 664
11, 359
4,492
1,867
825, 043
821, 002
4,041
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
3,051,331
1, 710,431
1, 262,185
5,279
1,438
425,646
15,883
1,340,900
1,334.526
6,292
82
2,064,218
2,025,404
3,000
General treasury
__
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
City board of audits fund.
Dec. 31, 1924.
County supervisors' fund.
Dec. 31, 1924..
Public trust funds
" " "32," 308"
Dec. 31, 1924.
Investment funds
_
3,506
Dec. 31, 1924.
Private trust funds
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
274, 641
36. 054
31,951
% 079,415
1,205, 806
1,203, 880
370,153
207, 663
162, 490
3,004,901
1, 767,610
1, 500, 427
254, 446
9,870
2,867
1, 237. 291
1,028, 665
208, 626
2,388
1,715
238, 587
112,961
125, 626
778
1,148
873,609
873,609
1, 754, 828
1,388,386
1,129, 624
205, 872
52, 890
366, 442
2,880
363, 562
1,484,909
1,342,967
1,156, 767
167,913
18, 287
141, 942
131, 682
10, 260
5, 773, 786
4, 256,170
3, 743, 278
439, 299
73, 593
1, 517, 616
1, 136,905
380, 711
861,984
742, 898
605, 720
130, 004
7,174
119, 086
97.177
21,909
2, 831, 706
1, 974, 560
1, 816,002
158, 558
1, 392 893
980, 348
435, 645
68, 041
317,103
219, 207
98, 389
874
562
437
658
698
582, 812
291, 337
123,387
647
5, 910,
4, 483,
1, 495,
2, 295,
3,
4,174,927
3, 351,359
1, 089,823
2, 236, 023
2,401
18, 298
6,592
95, 281
97, 896
97, 896
91,
49,
547,
1, 427,
1, 427,
527
897
345
312
312
14, 074
11,045
141, 534
291, 475
291,475
823, 568
823, 568
7, 526, 591
4,903, 628
3,361, 683
92, 354
5,420
1.413,219
30, 952
2,622.963
2, 568,945
53,936
82
2,094. 763
1,340.972
523, 797
5,691
3,821, 637
2,111,739
1,820,627
86, 663
787, 355
24,129
753, 791
739,818
13,973
197,732
6,717
1, 709,898
1, 669,935
39,963
3, 325, 524
2,934, 651
179, 535
34,415
43,032
106,332
27, 559
126,017
111,467
2.199,909
2,075,037
93,930
16,107
14,835
853,907
811,812
562, 634
243, 087
5,091
1.000
42, 095
42, 095
24, 598
452,064
412. 545
412, 545
2,616,891
1, 787,885
1,380,899
77, 483
3,982
321.211
4.310
829,006
793,229
35, 777
827,208
484,003
176, 535
34,415
3,750
102,826
25, 679
386, 569
16. 416
16, 129
287
1,858,369
1,405.312
718,599
9, 592
666,362
10, 759
453,057
441.190
11,867
434,098
425,244
6,974
1,880
1,297
857,146
723,462
133, 684
21,453
1, 659
650,845
525, 750
264, 596
254, 446
6,704
4
125, 095
42, 095
83,000
2,080,096
1, 538, 712
1,321,556
150, 737
66, 419
541, 384
316, 266
225, 118
1,153,135
840, 866
282, 227
59, 635
O
fed
56, 000
37,193
405, 811
312. 269
312, 269
1,610,191
1,450, 917
1,017,259
s
o
5.420
428,132
106
159,274
159,192
82
12, 530
""2,"620
999, 598
748,147
85.605
18,308
15,667
106,332
25, 539
to
Or
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 : 1924—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 . 14]
3
GITY, 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 i
Cash on
hand at
close of year
PAYMENTS
Governmental-cost
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
172
BEAUMONT, T E X
..
173
$1, 524,225
886,099
355,318
282,638
170
June
June
June
June
June
30,1924
30, 1924
30, 1924
30, 1924
30,1924
June
July
June
July
June
June
30, 1924
10,1924
30, 1924
10, 1924
30, 1924
30,1924
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
. Dec.
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
175
31, 1924
31,1924 . .
31, 1924
31, 1924
.
|
CHARLESTON, W . V A
C i t y corporation
June
June
June
June
Special assessment fund
S i n k i n g fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
School district
L i b r a r y funds
S i n k i n g funds
176
-
June
June
June
June
30,1924
30, 1924
30,1924
30, 1924
30,
30,
30,
30,
1924
...
D e c . 31, 1924
1924
_
1924
MEDFORD, MASS
General treasury
License f u n d
. .
D e c . 31, 1924
D e c . 31, 1 9 2 4 . . .
3,252,866
1,600, 682
9,556
648,930
1,294,124
50,169
630, 568
596, 989
1,467
990,000
3,698
14,931
6,635
!
2, 163,719
2,128, 633
29
33,966
1,091
2,393,232
2,285,611
187
107,434
163,798
163,563 1
2,191,956
1,073, 623
598,979
288,146
. 186,498
1
1
174
General t r e a s u r y
$1, 690, 796
1,132, 794
5.151
246,216
. . . ._
GALVESTON, T E X
School fund
$800,992
611,471
167, 728
17, 500
187
4,106
2,140,985
1,001,164
435,796
668,951
853
34,221
-
School fund
S i n k i n g f u n d __ . -
1,307,601
386, 516
35,388
518,332
294,373
89,707
235
1,118,333
657,386
212,680
248,201
66
102,690
248,438
921,085
544,360
3, 505
373,095
125
2,212,210
2,194,724
321
10,149
1,823,288
1,756,224
4,018
§3,345. 1
201,090 j
3,576
223,959
93,814
54,794
72,726
2,625
668,467
657,528
6,437
$4,016,013
2,930.364
528,197
546,354
357
10, 741
$574,817
306,163
3, 725
256,757
6,687,975
2, 652,015
1,075,920
1 914,870
2,320
1,024,221
18,629
1,175,049
419,894
228,703
516,333
339
4,720,749
4, 577,807 :
216
141,400
1,326 1
4,017,889
1, 754, 512
724,074
288,146
490,278
252,014
2,263,377
1,295, 560
270,979
694,022
2,816
4,703,965
4,608,476
4,339
69,931 1
$709,224
467,346
167,702
71,250
357
2,569
$2,731,972
2,156,855
356, 770
218,347
8,172
2,281, 795
1,201,280
836,314
242,220
1,981
2,346,068
2,345, 595
29
138
444
1,086,523
308,480
48,897
1,994,218
1,025, 111
650,152
288,146
86,813
251,338
8,245
778,043
467,312
154,055
154,800
1,876
884,739
869,166
5?9§5
3,231,131
1,030,841
10,903
1,156,317
1,024,221
8,849
9,780
272, 717
272,579
.
969,107
780,836
113,487
73,844
940
2, 249,238
2,248, 767
321
2,101,964
1,959,633
187
141,400
744
937,148
420,921
25,025
152,127
243, 769
516,227
47,412
3,437
465,378
1,569,988
1,490,543
4,018
63,946
Public trust funds.
Private trust fund.
_
i Dec. 31,1924_
Dec. 31,1924.
177 PERTH AMBOY, N . J
General treasury
School fund
Library fund
Sinking fund
Fire men's relief fund. _
License fund
Municipal court fundPublic trust fund
Dec. 31, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
Dec. 31,1924.
Dec. 31,1924_
Dec. 31,1924.
Dec. 31,1924.
Dec. 31,1924_
Dec. 31, 1924-
178 PITTSFIELD, MASS
General treasury
License fund...
._
High school lunch fund.
Private trust fund
Dec.31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31,1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
179 STOCKTON, CALIF
City corporation
General treasury
Special assessment fund..
Sinking fund..Public trust funds
Private trust funds
School district.
General treasury
__.
Sinking fund
Public trust fund
180
181
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1924.
31, 1924.
31,1924_
31, 1924.
31, 1924_
June 30, 1924.
June30, 1924.
June30, 1924.
LIMA, OHIO
C ity corporation
General treasury
Fee and special fund_
Library fund
Sinking funds
Public trust funds
Private trust fund
School districtGeneral treasury
Fee and special fund.
MONTGOMERY, A L A . .
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31,1924A u g . 31, 1924.
A u g . 31, 1924.
General treasury.
June30, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Library fund
June 30, 1924.
Sinking fund
1
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of thi
7,016
9,701
2,065,519
1,886, 296
131, 599
849
37,950
5,844
2,981
2,044, 515
2,043,437
1,078
2,508,554
1,531,658
1, 255,261
263,920
12,477
976,896
845,342
131,407
4, 587,624
3,226,803
665,877
20, 700
656,759
1,104
9,731
6,650
1,585,022
1, 543,860
10,193
13, 587
17, 382
251 I
I
4,251
477,532
387,355
61,183
28,865
129
26*0,829
258,653
240
1,936
883,146
882,071
571,385
1, 586,266 1
1,337,639
1,309,850
64, 725
11,157
234,804
1,075
1,075
4,675
14,802
8,312
248,627
121,750
126,877
2, 755,483
2,592, 549
1,969, 670
1,395,861
745,572
664,017
951
613,879
4,700
3,349
162,934
162, 934
2,609
77,746
147
1,681,315
1,024,199
705,642
17,653
15,769
283, 279
1,856
657,116
647, 476
9,640
1,309,967
1,309, 224
743
7,267 1
13, 952
245
9, 343
7,130, 675
5, 500, 454
858, 659
21,549
723, 574
5,844
1,104
9,731
9,760 I
692,627
614,984
56,417
652
3,890,366
3,845,950
11,271
13,827
19,318
255,142
252,286
2,043,422
2,042,344
1,078
6,872
4,609
3,634,097
2,919,201
212
849
703,000
9,108
4,977,966 1
3,751,368 I
3,136,496
263,920
69,400
38, 436
243,116
1,226,598 1
968,167
258,284
147
1,200
650, 289
650,289
5,832, 659
4,362, 320
3, 339, 329
, 17,653
1 19,329
974,904
6,556
4,549
1, 470,339
1,460, 699
212,178
116,847
556
94,775 1
3,100,991
2,419, 862
7,299
I
673,830 I
2, 803,951
1,966, 269
802,030
20,700
20, 574
5,844
1,104
9,731
202
2, 654
1,829,977
1,671,054
1,623,317
5,225
18,222
24,290
158,923
30,368
128,555
809,184
534,265
472,132
3,672
57,251
1,210
274,919
274,919
9,640
1,578,846
993, 791
6,000
579,055
150
292,855
188,730
624
103,501
2, 691,112
1, 675, 527
1,392,753
263,920
18,854
1,015,585
936, 724
78,861
3,294,149
2,172,631
1, 718, 709
17, 653
13,147
416, 566
6,556
1,121,518
1,111,878
9,640
1, 706,530
1,466,187
6,675
233,668
1,591,802
1,551,320
10,193
13,625
16, 664
456,877
404,787
120,426
64,175
1,360
218,826
52,090
1,075
50,868
147
1,729,326
1,655,424
1,148,488
2,510
501,087
3,339
73,902
73,902
1,101, 606
764,945
336,661
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 : 1924—Con.
mber |
[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
5
Nonrevenue
C a s h on
h a n d at
beginning
of year
i
Aggregate of
receipts a n d i C a s h on
cash on h a n d 1 h a n d at
1 at b e g i n n i n g close of year
of year i
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 T O 50,000—Continued
18?
General t r e a s u r y .
School fund
L i b r a r y fund
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 funds
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
183
GREENSBORO,
N.
_ __
D e c . 31, 1924
June30,1924
D e c . 31, 1924
D e c . 31,1924
J u n e 30, D e c . 31,1924
D e c . 31,1924
D e c . 31, 1924
...
$3, 561, 781
2,140,420
775,086
1,273,335
1,092,258
179,721
1,356
5,879.007
5,515,693
361, 529
1,785
322,457
218,618
103,238 !
601
7,474, 799
6,826,569
644,488
3,742 j
184
1,418,065
1,297,623
87,883
2,081
2,292,634
1,345,955
625,128
10,102
I
15.873
13,855
750
211,879
27, 785
2,000
69,785
830,650
601,367
41,670
901
334
140,743
45,575
4,541,349
3,244,945 i
754,681 I
13,084
334
368, 495
87,215
2,750
69,845
|
I
i
I
i
|
2,056, 585
1,378,157
737,203
623,029
16,365
1,560
1,402, 903
469,715
154,817
LEXINGTON, KY__
M a y 31,1924
M a y 31,1924
M a y 31, 1924
_
General t r e a s u r y . .
School fund
L i b r a r y fund
C a s h in t r a n s i t _ .
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 fund
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
_ .
_ .
_ _
31,1924
30,1924
31,1924
31,1924
30, Dec. 31, 1924
31, 1 9 2 4 . . .
31, 1924
31, 1924
j E A S T CHICAGO, I N D
!
j
j
1
j
|
186
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Special assessment funds
S i n k i n e fund
Public trust funds. „
Private trust funds. .
School district
General treasury
PUEBLO, COLO
!
i
1
C
General treasurv
S i n k i n g funds
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
185
$2,975,323
2,904,207
28,683
763
30,734
10,017
919
MADISON, WIS
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
._ .
Dec.
Dec.
_. D e c .
.
Dec.
. -~ D e c .
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
|
4,150
..
_ _ _ _.
D e c . 31, 1924
i
|
678,428
678,428
310,748
933,188
933,188
|
j
1
J u l y 31, 1924
_
J
601,177
14,100
19,567
11,431
2,119,950
1, 495,939
711,303
3,241,893
2,455,162
1,097,316
$1,287,401
669,539
326,944
1,074
271,732
18,112
60
633,263 [
283,053 |
151,411
29, 189
40,415
$1,479,338
94% 201
243, 250
1,124
268, 569
23,136
$7,824,505
5, 714,166
1,130,713
1,837
903,643
42,229
20,486
11,431
62,038
350,210
350,210
4,092,751
2,130,925
1,043,431
652, 218
60,930
1, 560
372, 786
1.961,826
1,961,828
198,692
142,811
84,310 |
5, 560, 535
4,093,912
1,892,929
$3,288, 293
2, 253,356
885, 793
713
143, 585
4,846
$3,056,874
2, 515,609
1,670
489,205
345,216
143,640
349
3, 547,135
3, 545,657
1,478
3,438.459
2,935,6?6
499,370
3,393
605,333
409,449
6,105
482
1,726,633
1,170.665
428,789
10,602
160, 842
27,390
750
315
109,889
6,688
2,209.383
1,664,831
319,787
2,000
334
97,764
53,137
2,000
69,530
1,192,144
273,830
169,056
12,623
28,730
1,560
61,861
918,314
918,314
2,338,477
1,327,500
702, 897
624, 603
1,010.977
1,010,977
310,925
32, 535
32, 535
542,767
225,088
66,473
2,606,073
1,804,925
1,000, 773
2,411,695
2,063,899
825,683
58
1
1
i
1
j
;
1
493,489
14. 247
20,486
11,373
562,130
529, 595
171,478
14,992
32,200
l i b r a r y fund.....
W a t e r funds
S i n k i n g funds
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t fund
School district
General treasury
S i n k i n g funds
I n v e s t m e n t funds
CO
f
D e c . 31, 1 9 2 4 . . .
D e c . 31, 1924.
D e c . 31, 1924
1 D e c . 31, 1924
D e c . 31, 1924
*
<?5 187
PONTIAC, M I C H
__
J u n e 30, 1924
J u n e 30, 1 9 2 4 . . .
J u n e 30, 1924
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
189
NEW
1
_
30, 1924
30,1924 - . - _ 30, 1924
.
30, 1924
30, 1924
30, 1924
30, 1924
30, 1924 . . .
1
1
D e c . 31, 1924
D e c . 31,1924
D e c . 31, 1924; J a n 31,1925.
SALEM, M A S S
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
Dec
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924
1924.
1924.
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
7,382,814
4,626,851
4.144,123
433, 703
4,279
44, 746
2, 755, 963
2, 013, 525
66, 980 1
1
675,458
721,416
711,835
598,882
110,625
2,039
289
9,581
9,313
268
2,099, 711
1,255,378
1,102, 563
152,414
240
161
844, 333
844, 321
12
4,561, 687
2, 659,638
2,442, 678
170,664
2,000
44,296
1, 902,049
1,159,891
66, 700
675,458
4, 572, 629
4, 371, 003
111, 125 1
942
7,556
879
29,828
34,912
16,384
272,793
239,170
159
101
2,318, 520
2, 205, 392
110, 966
206
1, 981, 316
1, 926,441
1,956
30, 691
15, 993
794,687
782,941
6,954
4,792
6,331,335
6,182. 005
74,464
74,866
770, 053
754,398
14,274
1,381
3,368, 569
3, 295, 058
60,190
13,321
2,192, 713
2,132, 549
325,434
314,570 1
2,346
10
4, 615, 558
4, 527, 602
33, 507
11, 769
1,836
1,867
28,626
1,123
9,228
321,476
313,982
736
88
2, 289,816
2, 230,493
31,588
8,898
170
42
6,628
18,667
2,004, 266
1,983,127
1,183
2,783
1,666
1,825
3,331
1,123
9 228
4,196,193
2,401, 292
2,030,234
326,598
3,532
40,928
1. 794,901
1,065,401
54, 500
675,000
797,683
795,924
688,344
106,880
4 0
300
1,759
1,321
438
2, 078,875
1,984,791
68,655
635
2,135,080
2, 031, 278
42,154
302
7,556
879
25,500
11,375
16,036
358,674
354,934
316
5
3,160,661
3,131,418
2,081
27,162
2, 375, 987
2, 267,646
65,429
42,912
2,040,927
1,983,159
30,104
8,000
1,666
1,183
11,321
2,502
22,292
R O C H E L L E , N . Y___
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
801,148
789,713
11,435
2,249,197
2,229,873
1,057
3,759
170
411
12,804
1.123
31,1924
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924..
J u n e 30,1924
J u n e 30,1924
J u n e 30, 1924
317,679
280,606
37,073
2,388,938
1,429,635
1,425, 545
225 1
347
3,518
959,303
946,803
12,042
458
__
--
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
11,291
505,999
281,858
5,004
10,000
943,625
391,114
9,015
4,092
786,731
694,659
..
1
1 Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
92,072
5,494
11,359 II
1,330,339 |
832,823 1
21,805
4,657
1,466,623
1,466, 623
62,095
94,862
2,969
155,524
54
1,359 1
383,839
395,022 i
3,851
565
624,011
570,402
50, 819
2,790
1
2,875
46,687 j
8,939 '
55,881
44, 605
11,276
1,826
1,245
348
273
4,501
3,734 1
G8
879
29,828
2, 265
391
821,371
395,441
16,747
4,657
347,796
239,347
13, 587
94,862
635
7,556
60,164
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 : 1924—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. 14]
i
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
Nonrevenue
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year
Aggregate of
i receipts and
j cash on hand
I at beginning
|
of year i
Cash on
hand at
close of year
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, 749,247
1, 046, 907
990, 517
41, 290
$4, 993,125
2,518,929
2,413,602
49,825
7,349
48,033
120
2,461,531 1
2, 461, 531
12,665 1
12, 665
$413,109
82,889
73, 778
3,659
1,989
3,463
2, 628, 267
1, 723, 580
475,170
1, 231, 722
267
2,087,0/5
1, 273, 066
678,46'.
4, 977,108
3,175, 702
1, 329, 019
1, 231, 722
380
38, 719
22, 925
9, 437
541, 538
1, 962
1, 801,406
1, 686, 559
114, 847
1,174,409
496, 943
491, 810
191
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1924._
31, 1924..
31, 1924.
31, 1924.
31, 1924
...
_.
J u n e 30, 1924
D e c . 31. 1924.
1
192
Special assessment f u n d .
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
Nov.
Nov
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
J u n e 30, 1924
J u n e 30, 1924
...
___
1,708
14, 713
-..
904, 687
809,107
95, 580
_ _ .
1
1
193
A p r . 30, 1924
| A p r . 30, 1924
A p r . 30, 1924
J u n e 30, 1924
J u n e 30, 1924.
194
'
School f u n d .
_
o
PAYMENTS
Governmen- | Nongoverntal-cost
| mental-cost
Continued
$2,472,314
1,261,336
1, 224,393
5,937
3,115
27, 771
120
1,199,641
1,199,641
11,337
11, 337
CO
D e c . 31, 1924
_. 1 J u n e 30, 1924
1
1,145,619
648,433
536,474
99,352
12,607
497,186
460, 596
36,590
1,288,905
1,024,287
232,999 1
15,100
702, 340
702, 340
6
38,514
22, 925
4,704
526, 825
1,625
814, 009
802, 027
11, 982
550,546
546,976
478,346
68,630
3,570
3,570
2,171,120
1,517,864
277,496
$771,564
210,686 1
198,692 |
2,598
4,234
5,162
559,550
559, 550
1,328
1,328
261, 766
179, 056
175, 382 I
107
205
3,025
337
82, 710
75,425
7,285
327, 835
327,835
2,385
2,385
$4,121, 840
2, 207, 665
2,147, 919
46,166
3,360
10, 220
1,908,895
1, 908,895 '
5,280
5,280
221
355
3, 027, 384
1, 955, 292
684, 392
1,231,722
159
37, 906
4, 280
1,113
277
677,466
657,101
20, 365
1, 072, 092
1, 029,458
42, 634
$458,176
228, 375
191, 905
2,000
34, 350
120
224, 801
224, 801
5,000
5,000
775,315
723,467
152,817
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22, 925
4,044
541, 538
1,685
51, 848
51,848
200,396 i
180,047
110,885
65,118 1
4,044
20,349
4,085
16,264
1,896, 561 j
1,375,456
1,125,705
164,470
85,281
521,105
468, 251
52,854
125,388
94,466
73,578
19,210
1,678
30,922
13,361
17, 561
1,070,347
633,590
538,517
90, 260
4,813
436,757
419, 705
17,052
700,826
647,400
513,610
55,000
78,790
53,426
35,185
18,241
254,132
31,737
148,660 1
3,714,157
2, 573,888
659,155 j
241,057
137,887
67,815
1,564,161
950,535
589,145
' 1,908,939
1,485,466
2,195
Q
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Firemen's relief fund..
License funds
Municipal court fund.
Sinking fund
Public trust fund
Private trust fund
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
3,216
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
21,938
5,91
WlLLIAMSPORT, PA__
City corporation
General treasury..
Sinking fund
Investment fund..
School district
General treasury..
Sinking fund
Public trust fund.
196
General treasury
License fund
Public trust funds..
Private trust fund.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31,1924.
Dec. 31,1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
HAMILTON, OHIO
199
471,910
314, 613
230, 228
77, 924
6,461
157, 297
78,017
77,549
1,731
1,131,692
547,624
521,114
25, 352
1,158
584, 068
547, 619
35,137
1,312
243, 519
111,017
91,458
19,559
5,244,283
5,203,934
4,495
27,344
8,510
306,250
300,428
3,154, 656
3,150,457
327
3,872
1,783,377
1, 753,049
4,168
21,086
5,074
4, 463, 056
2, 861, 489
2, 845, 731
15, 758
1, 535, 254
1, 534, 818
436
66,313
66, 313
506, 578
364, 903
355, 245
9,658
141; 675
141, 444
231
2, 823, 288
1, 584,146
1, 583, 546
600
1, 205, 928
1, 205, 723
205
33, 214
33, 214
1,133,190
912,440
906, 940
5, 500
187, 651
187, 651
4,462, 877
3, 331,172
2, 511, 679
13,112
797,690
8,691
1,131, 705
1, 036, 011
6,361
89, 333
1, 065, 387
787, 816
695, 775
2, 286, 843
1, 692, 430
1, 430, 461
13,112
241,330
7,727
594, 413
552, 839
6,361
35, 213
1,110,647
850,926
385, 443
4, 503,837
3,450,319
3, 060, 730
243, 712
16, 571
110,479
18,827
100, 572
33, 744
18, 721
]4,928
2, 714, 400
1, 895, 268
1, 758, 875
136, 393
1, 688, 865
1, 521, 307
1, 283,134
92, 391
16, 571
110,479
18, 732
2,040,132
2,031,484
4,168
784
3,696
219,633
211,996
2, 345, 458
1,521,0~~
1, 514,973
6,056
791,330
790,965
3"
33,0
33, 099
1, 340, 836
1,150, 762
1,146, 654
4,108
156, 860
156, 860
776,762
189,698
184,104 1
5,594 1
587,064
586,993
71
828,186
061, 083
546, 915
13,112
494, 006
7,050
767,103
760, 742
6,361
823, 925
461, 073
206, 762
Feb. 29, 1924.
Feb. 29, 1924.
July 31, 1924..
July 31, 1924..
Feb. 29, 1924..
2,823 I
4,814
33, 214
33, 214
21,613
13,319
423
2,386
3,436
851
1, 505
418, 922
20, 769
132,502
80, 502
52,000
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33, 099
W
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City corporation
General treasury
Fee and special fund.
Sinking funds
Public trust funds
School district.
General treasury
Fee and special fund.
Sinking funds
1,847,121
973,254
842,800
122, 835
7,619
873, 867
706,138
164, 686
3,043
2, 984,518
2, 960,454
327
23,737
JAMESTOWN, N. Y
C ity corporation
General treasury
Public trust fund
School district
General treasury
Public trust fund
County supervisors' fund.
General treasury
377,165
221,881
155,366
60,108 !
6,407
155,284
49,047
103,894
2,343
229,402
166,521
105,949
59,572
1,000
62,881
4,518
58,363
July 7, 1924..
July 7, 1924..
July 7, 1924..
BROOKLINE, MASS
60,739 l
|
12,573 i
423
1,240,554
584,852
581,485
3,155
212
655, 702
652,573
2,429
700
Jan. 5, 1925..
Jan. 5. 1925..
Jan. 5, 1925..
3,216
496 i
3,216
1,347
1,505
440,535
34,088
423
851
1,505
357,858
15,546
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1924..
31, 1924..
31, 1924.
31, 1924.
A u g . 31, 1924.
A u g . 31, 1924.
A u g . 31, 1924.
MUSKEGON, MICH
C ity corporation
General treasury. _.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Sinking fund
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Public trust fund. _
Dec. 31, 1924.
Investment funds..
Dec. 31, 1924.
Private trust fund..
i Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
254, 311
362, 852
274, 501
88, 351
2,142,074
1, 274, 262
1, 037,428
219, 625
16, 571
638
1
2, 207,891
2,072, 419
1,941, 350
3, 029
109,841
18,199 J
810,766
809,016
758,002
49,373
1,641
1, 750
768
982
153,872
103,638
81,952 1
21,058 1
i
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91, 077
964
277, 571
276, 802
769
465, 483
259, 721
206, 370
53, 351
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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 : 1924—Con
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CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
Date of close of fiscal year
Revenue
i Nonrevenue
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year i
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year
Cash on
hand at
close of year
CO
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]
PAYMENTS
Governmental-cost
Nongovernmental-cost
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
199
MUSKEGON, MICH.—Continued.
1
School district
General t r e a s u r y
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
*>00
EVERETT,
__*.
.
_ M a r . 31, 1924
._
A u g . 31, 1924
. . _ D e c . 31, 1924
Sept. 30, 1924
M a r . 31, 1924
. M a r . 31, 1924
__ . M a r . 31, 1924
M a r . 31, 1924
M a r . 31, D e c . 31,1924
M a r . 31, 1924
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MASS
General t r e a s u r y
License fund
Sinking 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 fund
90?
J u n e 30, 1924
J u n e 30, 1924
WACO, T E X
General t r e a s u r y
School f u n d . _ . . .
Library fund.
Park fund..
Water fund..
Cemetery fund...
Cash in transit
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
?01
__
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31.
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1924
1924
1924
1924
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SPRINGFIELD, M O
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y _ _
._
Special assessment fund
Sinking fund
._
P u b l i c t r u s t fund
I n v e s t m e n t fund
__ . . . .
Private trust fund.
School district
General t r e a s u r y
S i n k i n g fund
J u n e 30,
June:30,
J u n e 30,
J u n e 30,
J u n e 30,
J u n e 30,
1924
1924
1924...
1924...
1924
1924
J u n e 30, 1924..
J u n e 30, 1924
_.
$867,812
667, 237
200, 575
$135,472
122, 383
13, 089
1, r 97, 912
957, 649
132, 598
1,337
5,138
202, 270
12, 661
549, 293
44, 351
434, 491
16, 432
44, 053
2,710
4,083
284, 783
1,476
2, 019, 270
1, 978, 030
281
13,734
27, 225
1, 522,956
1, 453, 450
2,738
30, 864
25, 409
10, 495
955,758
480,349
446,085
21, 245
11,951
1,000
68
3,233
2,245
668
_
.__
!
1,213
1,960
475,409
431,790
43,619
$50, 234
25, 721 1
24, 513
1, 216, 640
439, 608
13, 367
173
1,023
8,563
7,164
9,893
730,198
2,840
3,811
!
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$819,132
652, 861
166, 271
$167, 558
138,957
28, 601
1, 276, 898
469, 527
57, 586
1,145
903
15,485
2, 765
1, 502, 076
607, 460
490, 870
16, 079
34, 033
158, 459
21,143
584, 871
364 621
32, 000
718
15, 278
39 599
9,893
120,950
1,812
720,522
3,194
5,771
173, 509
523
386, 413 i
223,143 i
1
133, 227 !
90
29, 953
3, 928, 639
3, 654, 623 I
3,019
177,825
52, 724
40,448
296, 240
152,160
2,037,431
2, 036, 647
281
15
488
1, 594,968
1, 465, 816
2,738
74, 562
49,852
2,000
395,378
93,223
90,793
1.354,369
'575,817
537,546
21,245
13,462
1,000 |
68
2,496
778,552
676,697
101,855 |
246, 560
79, 685
76, 213
16,740
15,787
5,800
2,895
1,091,069
480,345
455,533
21,245
3,567
577
166, 875
65,025
101,850
610, 724
610,719
5
919
302,155
243,919 i
58,236 1
i
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3, 363, 845
1, 441, 608
580,456
17,942
50, 214
213, 543
23,908
9, 893
1, 014, 981
5,529
5,771
$66, 828
23,523
43, 305
i
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1,511
1,577
988
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$1, 053, 518
815,341 1
238,177
103, 248
2,384
38, 448
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7,000
1,000
68
1,919
953
953
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!
City corporation
i
General treasury
|
Special assessment fund.
I
Library fund
i
Cemetery fund
Sinking funds
i
Public trust funds
!
Private trust funds
•
School district
General treasury
Sinking fund
LORAIN, OHIO
City corporation
General treasury
te ' Fee and special fund.
)i Library fund
*« I Sinking funds
"*
^ Public trust funds- _ _
^ f Private trust funds..School district
General treasury
Fee and special fund.
Sinking fund
CHICOPEE, MASS
General treasury
License fund
Public trust funds- _
Private trust funds..
DUBUQUE, IOWA
City corporation
General treasury_..
Library cash fund-.
Sinking fund
Public trust funds.
Private trust fund _
School district
General treasury - .
Sinking fund
BATTLE CREEK, MICH
C i ty corporation
General treasury.__
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
School district
General treasury._
Public trust fund.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
166, 815
164,940
11,330
Aug. 31, 1924.
Aug.|31, 1924 _
Aug. 31, 1924..
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
i Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year,
805,322
474,755
241, 250
5,402 1
108,326
38,009
9,262 1
345,416 |
337,348
4,192,820
2,894,404
1,906,989
14,093
17,473
892,173
49,458
14, 218
1,298,416
1,096,892
9,882
191,642
1,985, 963
1, 226, 547
984,046
14,093
9,845
213,105
5,458
4,015,724
3,886,693
6,329
13,274
109, 428
211,598
124,819
3, 230, 203
2, 239, 842
2,037,634
737
180, 220
21, 213
38
990,361
962,449
27,912
499,313
337,292
337,141
59
162,021
162,021
692,767
692,767
3, 625,710
2,497,392
2,343,133
146,501
7,758
1,128,318
1,121, 433
6,885 1
518,859
142,062
135,618
1,440,412
727,985
678,748
47,923
1,314
712,427
709, 581
2, 846 l
39,639
1,178,386
955,329
846,181
104, 226
4,922
223,057
195,145
27,912
June 30, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
Julv 15, 1924.
July 15, 1924.
872,349 '
526,933 1
365,934
8,068
1924
1924
1924
Dec. 31, 1924.
1924
M a r . 20, 1924.
M a r . 20, 1924..
M a r . 20, 1924..
1, 330, 676
680,391
390,767
215,051
27, 609
23, 246
19,773
3,945
1,646,392
• 1,601,652
5,101
30, 1924..
30, 1924..
30, 1924..
30, 1924..
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
591, 524
219,382
65,491
1,932
20,848
3,022
57,432
42, 769
27,888
372,142
342,398
29,744
11,379
406,724
332
4,956
125, 720
125, 720
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
2,147,338
1,113,036
510, 286
216,983
48, 518
28,328
107,205
62,434
139,282
1,034,302
953,565
80,737
26,344
60
2,000
4,992
120,214
1,875
1,875
July 31, 1924 _
July 31, 1924 _
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
525, 429
195,088
87, 912
2, 752
229
1,546
44,527
39,052
19,088 ,
330,343 !
315,384 !
14,959
1,239,637
1,113,917
690, 526
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1, 659,006
792, 506
789,748
2,758
866,500
864, 612
l,8 r ~
1,480, 567
1,475, 853
1,326, 827
144,028
5,000
4,714
236
4,478
133,027
51,175
12,063
69,789
305,905
150,518
150,225
143
112
• 38 !
155,387
155,387
486,137
229,033
226,558
2,475
257,104
256,585
519
7,600
168,242
44,000
13,663
330, 567
320,998
9,569
650,285
599, 292
50,993
759,416
647,301
9,882
102, 233
2,263,616
2,262,388
1,228
12,271
74,508
92
6,444
376,797
375,713
1,084
2, 383, 247
1, 690,480
1,628,764
678
46,571
14,467
225,138
213, 263
54,028
61
2,060
30,000
15,720
111,394
11,875
11,875
1,401,535
1,193,102
681,693
28
510,826
555
208,433
128, 593
79, 840
1,540,510
1,499,486
5,101
1,003
34,920
347,643
212,070
71,729
133, 649
6,654
38
135,573
107,661
27,912
1,666,439
1,627,345
1,528,767
98,578
39,094
36,139
2,955
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 : 1 9 2 4 — C o n .
[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 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
Nonrevenuc
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year i
Cash on
hand at
close of year
PAYMENTS
Governmental-cost
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
208
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t 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
SUPERIOR, W I S .
City corporation..
General t r e a s u r y C o u r t fund __ _
Sinking f u n d . . .
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
Town.
General t r e a s u r y _
Fee fund
$534, 041
339, 222
218, 790
119, 665
473
387,129
339, 631
47,498
185, 017
165, 918
19,099
294
194, 819
194,479
340
1, 725,080
977,513
966,915
5,900
4,698
726,386
726,386
21,181
21,181
1,356,102
78o, 138
755, 829
21, 209
8,100
570,964
570, 964
216, 255
185, 261
174,411
10,829
21
30, 657
30, 657
337
337
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
_ _
. _
1,450,440
829,434
23,986
5, 948
264, 250
84, 689
272, 067
~~~7~754'
10,284
1
1,742,754
1,424,522
119, 986
184,165
12,133
1,948
2, 779, 532
1, 375, 245
1, 226, 978
6,055
139,308
2, 904
1, 404, 287
1, 319,146
731
24, 533
5, 251
5, 251
1
1,998,427
982,447
945, 467
14,276
11, 875
10, 829
1, 015,980
996, 232
1,884
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924
1924 _
1924
1924
1924.
|
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J u n e 30, 1924
__ J u n e 30. 1924.._
_ _ _ _ _
_ _ _
D e c . 31, 1924" _
_
_ _
M a y 31, D e c . 31, 1924
___ _ _
D e c . 31, 1924__
J u n e 30, 1924
!
_
___
_ ___
General t r e a s u r y ,
Special assessment fund .__ _
Sinking fund__
__
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
.. __ _
I n v e s t m e n t funds
STAMFORD, C O N N
$995,399
810,382
765,170
40,068
5, 068
76
_ _ _
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
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
JOLIET, I I I _
$1,341,394
954,265
895,876
51,338
7,051
J u n e 30, 1924
C O L U M B I A , S. C . _ _
_ _.
31, 1924.
31, 1924.
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924__
_ ___
__ ___
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
15,
15,
15,
15,
1924.
1924
1924
1924
S e p t . 30, 1924
S e p t . 30, 1924
39,282
19, 265
$2,870, 834
2,103,869
1, 879, 836
211, 071
12, 592
76
294
766, 965
700, 028
66,937
3, 297, 437
1,947,912
1,897,155
37, 938
12, 819
1,328,007
1, 328, 007 1
21,518
21, 518
3, 217,180
2, 259,904
119,986
456,169
107,106
274,015
4, 802, 492
2, 362, 943 !
2,177, 696
20, 331
151,183
13,733
2, 439, 549
2, 334, 643
2, 615
$453,221
384, 074
266, 914
114,452
2,414
$1,443, 603
958, 788
944, 328
13, 992
468
$974, 010
761, 007
068, 594
82, 627
9,710
76
294
69,147
49, 790
19,357
484, 815
459, 615
25, 200
213, 003
190,623
22,380
422, 454
379,900
365,514
14,313
73
41, 578
41,578
976
976
2, 335, 483
1,278,161
1,258,006
10,155
539, 500
289, 851
263, 635
13, 470
12, 746
249, 649
249, 649
96,750
37,887
1,796,249
1,556,726
119,986
95,938
23,599
1,324,181
665,291
129, 567
36,117
36,117
1, 863, 350
.,002,539
989, 022
658
93, 450
88, 907
12, 859
860,811
846, 406
1,884
2, 809, 575
1,324,287
1,152,557
19,673
151,183
874
1,485,288
1,399,330
73'
41.933
16, 930
1,036, 780
1, 036, 780
20, 542
20,542
318,298
66, 577
274,015
212
AURORA, I I I
D e c . 31,
Dec. 31,
___.. D e c . 3i,
D e c . 31,
D e c . 31,
.
-
Sinking fund
School d i s t r i c t . . . .
General t r e a s u r y
TAUNTON, MASS _
P e t t y cash fund
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
..
_ .
!
_ . . J u n e 30, 1924..
__
.
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 fund
.. _
I n v e s t m e n t funds _ _ . _ _ _ .
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
COUNCIL BLUFFS, I O W A . . .
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
30,
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
Mar.
. . . Mar.
._ M a r .
Mar.
31,
31,
31.
31,
1, 383, 535
1, 061, 756
1, 026, 293
1, 819, 457
1, 661, 012
4,119
i
.
1,687,445
1, 040,121
986,958
40, 753
12,410
1924 .
1924
1924 _
1924 _
647, 324
647, 324
J u n e 30, 1924
_. M a r .
Mar.
._ M a r .
Mar.
1, 239, 684
699, 482
691, 240
59
8,183
31, 1924
31, 1924..
31, D e c . 31,1924
31, 1924..
J u n e 30, 1 ~ ~ ~
924
J u n e 30, 1 9 2 4 . . .
540, 202
540,165
37
__
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO
C i t y corporation
__
General t r e a s u r y
F e e a n d special fund
Sinking funds
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 fund
_
__ Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
6,925
28, 390
148
321,779
321, 779
17 1
359,939 1
200,363 !
193,821 j
6,510
32
159,576
159,576
615,499
587,445 j
200 |
32,159
1,809
1,183
ROCK ISLAND, I I I
C i t y corporation
._
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking f u n d . _
_ .
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
Private trust funds. _
School district
_
General t r e a s u r y
P u b l i c t r u s t fund _
1,429, 807
966, 571
935,277
17, 670
4 02P
6, 919
2, 676
463,236
463,236
1
_ _ _
City 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
7,850
76, 560
1
_.
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y - .
213
4,790
12, 642
432
2, 056, 675
2, 021, 524
_ __r_ Sept. 30, 1924
S e p t . 30, 1924..
Sept. 30, 1924..
Playground fund.. _ _
[
i Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
1, 343, 609
860, 476
649, 658
8,921
198,595
2, 664
638
12, 657
89, 202
432
101
4,442
12, 521
35
84, 760
432
3,173, 281
2, 228, 690
2,155, 391
24,180
10,986
35, 309
2,824
944, 591
944, 591
520,180
393, 600
373,512
2,713
5, 761
11,614
2,442,194
1,660,375
1, 629, 613
21,467
210,907
174, 715
152, 266
126, 580
126, 580
6,471
2,824
781, 819
781,819
4, 491, 631
4, 269, 981
4,119
200
859
182, 584
1,809
10,445
21, 634
227. 937
202, 817
2, 351,940
2,351,940
200
859
10,867
5,225
17, 224
36,192
36,192
1,911,754
1, 715,224
4,119
1
859
134, 839
15,586 !
6,320
12, 308
2,942 ;
9,326
948,397
714, 852
402, 499
213, 462
14,000
84, 891
233, 545
233,545
447,965
336,163
228,482
27,986 j
63,011 j
16,684
111,802 |
111,802 !
1
102,119 ;
68,703 1
61,580 [
2,415
3,811
897
33,416 |
32,541
875
3, 083, 807
2,091,136
1, 617, 939
282, 201
89, 421
101, 575
992, 671
992, 671
437, 303
293,970
208,852
4,459
66,969
13, 690
143,333
143,333
2, 044, 252
1, 222,197
1,178,367
32, 650
11,180
822,055
822, 055
602, 252
574,969
230,720
245, 092
11,272
87, 885
27,283
27,283
2,012, 707
1,270, 207
1, 239, 906
2,474
26,902
925
742, 500
741, 588
912
175,122
73,410
•58,235
2, 474
11, 776
925
101,712
100,800
912
1,146, 047
677,974
670,907
691,538
518,823
510,764
7,067
8, 059
468,073
468, 073
172,715
172, 715
400, 395
284,093
281, 770
3,833; 450
2,829, 204
2, 372, 881
8,921 I
441, 377
4,687
638
700 1
692, 310
390,132
357, 318
1,932, 412
1, 385, 689
1, 259, 528
8,921
113,104
4,136
1, 208,728
1, 053, 383
756, 035
i
670,904
502, 022
487, 086
14,908
28
168, 882
168,882
2, 089, 446
1, 684, 635
1,441, 453
242, 782
2,023
400
300
171,717
1,809
7,667
11,218
2,778
10, 416
31, 563
551
700
296, 710
638
Q
W
>
t-1
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TABLE 2.—SUMMARY
O F R E C E I P T S , P A Y M E N T S , AND C A S H BALANCES, BY D I V I S I O N S AND F U N D S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T : 1924—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. 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
Aggregate of
receipts and
cash on hand
at beginning
of year i
Cash on
hand at
beginning
of year
Cash on
hand at
close of year
PAYMENTS
Governmental-cost
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO—Continued.
School district
General treasury _
Fee and special fund
Sinking fund..
QUINCY, I I I . . .
City corporation..
General treasury.
House of correction fund. _
Library fund..
Boulevard and park fund _
Water fund
Cemetery fund
Public trust funds
Investment funds.
Private trust fund
School district
General treasury
Public trust fund
Sanitary district
General treasury
Aug. 31, 1924.
Aug. 31, 1924.
Aug. 31, 1924.
Apr. 30, 1924
Apr. 30, 1924
Apr. 30, 1924
Mar. 27, 1924..
Sept. 30, 1924..
May 14, 1924..
Apr. 30, 1924
Apr. 30, Sept. 30, 1924.
May 14, 1924
June 30, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
Mar. 31, 1924..
AUSTIN, T E X . . .
City corporation._
General treasury..
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Sewer fund
Dec. 31, 1924.
Highway fund
Dec. 31, 1924.
Park fund
Water, light, and power fund. Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924..
Cemetery funds
Dec. 31, 1924.
Sinking fund..
Dec. 31, 1924.
Investment fund
Dec. 31, 1924.
Pri vate trust funds
School district
General treasury
Aug. 31, 1924..
Public trust fund
, A u g . 31, 1924..
$483,133
383,913
6,262
92,958
$404, 811
247, 517
157, 294
19, 018
1, 426, 523
877, 269
695, 528
2,867
392
360
165, 927
6,712
2,529
2,954
290, 579
290, 529
179, 348
621, 988
340, 852
227, 925
15, 887
40, 601
1,720
456
8
37, 308
4,026
4,723
64, 675
1,731
272, 005
272, 005
532, 811
532, 778
33
16, 443
16, 443
1, 783,133
1, 426, 590
310,852
8,251
100, 393
11, 291
693,132
21, 618
280, 434
619
356, 543
345, 285
11, 258
29,957
14, 542
8,474
45
45
5
5
1, 269, 032
749, 052
210, 347
30, 000
26,163
464, 420
1,541
16, 581
519,980
519, 980
$116, 302
97, 284
2, 339, 090 1
1, 508, 650
1,102, 801
2,867
16, 735
40, 969 1
204, 955 1
10, 738
37, 209
82,171
10, 205
804, 861
804, 828
33
25, 579
25, 579
9,131
9,131
35,965
22, 667
2,165
6,629
11, 816
1,879
$1, 004, 246
728, 714
6,262
269, 270
I
"l78"|i
13,298 !'I
11,848 |
1,450 1
3, 088,130
2,198, 309
523, 364
44, 880
126, 556
11, 291
1,157, 552
34,975
282, 313
619
16, 759
889,821
877,113
12, 708
$302,178
245, 071
57,107
613,287
336, 442
222, 376
220
111
1,505
3, 058
25, 620
82,171
1, 381
269, 988
269,988
6,857
6,857
590, 027
175, 594
29,691
2,225
638
60,188
10, 694
56, 370
619
15,169
414, 433
411, 750
2,683
$546, 723
476, 016
6, 262
64, 445
$155, 345
7,627
1, 348, 705
822, 660
612, 494
2,867
14, 515
37,934
136, 581
7,680
10, 589
377, 098
349, 548
267, 931
507, 328
507, 328
18, 717
18, 717
1, 896, 764
1, 425,125
347, 754
42, 655
102, 241
9,498
753, 416
22, 036
147, 525
471, 639
461, 638
10,001 1
147, 718
2,000
2,924
66, 869
1,000
8,824
27, 545
27, 512
33
5
5
601, 339
597, 590
145,919
24, 315
1,155
343,948
2,245
78, 418
1,590
3,749
3,725
24
N E W BRUNSWICK, N. J
.General treasury
School fund
Library fund..
Firemen's relief fund
Electrical inspection fund.
Municipal court fund.._-_
Sinking fund..
Public trust funds
00
S
220
WATERLOO, IOWA.
_
City corporation
General treasury
Special assessment f u n d . .
River
front
improvement
fund.
Library cash fund
Water fund
Sinking funds
_
Public trust funds
Investment funds.
Private trust fund
School district
General treasury
221
EASTON, PA._
City corporation
General treasury. _
Sinking fund
School district
General treasury..
Sinking fund.
Public trust fund.
OGDEN, U T A H . .
City corporation
General treasury. _.
Library fund
Investment f u n d . . .
Private trust fund..
School district
General t r e a s u r y . . .
Sinking fund
1
Dec.
June
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
30,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1,785,362
1,585,945
163,762
2,047
5,185
1,780
1924..
1924.
1924..
1924..
1924..
1924..
1924..
1924..
2, 418, 236
1, 604, 270
655, 322
18, 410
20,875
5,768
899
106, 320
33, 015
323,254
269,106
47, 605
1
1,195
5,347
118
20,580
31,380
268
764
156,489
58,741
7,309
37,664
56,321
56,321
1,411 1
206,531 J
134,186
9,978
628 1
255,208
1,033,381
1,033,381
66,711
139,017
139, 017
669,556
669,556
529
29,462
44,065
2,401
628
188,497
224,808
224,808
178,513
122,192
24,787
1924..
1924..
1924..
1924..
1924..
1924..
l
|
1
1
1
1
1,291
179,139
84,637
6,843
198
37
5,669
22,040
2,791
430
217, 544
184,621
184,621
83
21,723
27, 509
344
10,082
1
1
792,439
792,439
1
1
1,182,356
502,280
498,756
3,524
680,076
676,063
3,507
506
1,844,692
1,195,413
1,051,030
144,383
649, 279
517, 511
131,768
335,456
109,291
58, 363
50,928
226,165
183,195
32,970
10,000
3,362,504
1,806,984
1,608,149
198,835
1, 555, 520
1,376,769
168,245
10,506
1,640,581
954,298
921,515
894
31,889
813,915
687,708
653,054
17,115
12,103
5,436
126, 207
102,977
23, 230
221,902
155,392
147,299
41
6,602
1,450
66,510
43,173
23,337
2,676,398
1, 797,398
1,721,868
18,050
50,594
6,886
879,000
812,730
66,270 1
July 7, 1924..
July 7,1924.
July 7, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
May 31, 1924.
Dec. 31,1924.
Dec. 31,1924.
June 30, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
JJ
686,283
666,580
19,703
899
125, 370
31,050
619,896
395,088
110,821
727,050
542,429
264,581
10,031
19,306
Jan. 5, 1925..
Jan. 5, 1925..
499
10, 462
2, 062, 376
1, 903, 555
1,142
360
2,056,582
1,387,026
577,071
568,270
18,382
2,052,801
1,260,362
422,336
558,239
7,679
June 30, 1924.
2,521
2,618
1,944, 718
1, 237, 293
669, 451
20,048
5,185
1,780
281,886
142,869
23, 812
1
1
1
1
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
519, 758
318, 473
196, 096
50
2,958,364
1,924,983
711,704 J
568,270 1
37,067 |
Mar. 31, 1924..
Mar. 31, 1924..
Mar. 31, 1924.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
I
4, 526, 852
3,459,321 '
866,689 j
20, 458
5,185 '
1,780 !
899 1
128, 390 |
44,130 j
1,219,401
728,308
683, 856
44,452
491,093
391,923
89,170
10,000
1,641, 595
771,947
771,947
364, 399
273,712
264,603
1,451
7,221
437
90,687
47,417
43,270
1,680,471
1,020,026
1,008,477
10,404
1,145
869,648
822,590
47,058
660,445
660,445
18,685
Q
501,508
306, 729
152,346
154,383
194,779
162,256
32,017
506
631, 528
503,660
448,788
6,195
42, 228
6,449
127,868
104,868
23,000
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of thi
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 : 1924—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. 14]
I
RECEIPTS
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
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
Governmental-cost
Nongovernmental-cost
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
223
C i t y corporation
_
General t r e a s u r y
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
School district
General t r e a s u r y
224
$1,448, 814
953,486
950, 872
DANVILLE, I I I
WILMINGTON, N . C
30,
30,
30,
30,
1924
1924
1924
1924
774
1,840
495, 328
495,328
J u n e 30, 1924
C i t y corporation
H e a l t h fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
-
School district
General t r e a s u r y
225
J u n e 30, 1924
J u n e 30, 1924
J u n e 20, 1924
J u l y 31, 1924
D e c . 31, 1924
Oct. 31, 1924
D e c . 31, 1924
J u n e 30, 1924
J u n e 30, 1924
__
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
226
._
AUBURN, N. Y
General t r e a s u r y
School fund
Waterfund
KOKOMO, IND
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Special assessment funds
Sinking fund
1
5,454
686,672 1
686,672
$542,241
214, 624
214, 609
15
$1, 631,028
793,157
770, 660
3,144
19,353
327,617
327, 617
837,871
837,871
1,855,377
1, 264, 714
1,189, 993
29,138
4,983
4, 919
11, 500
18, 781
5,400
590, 663
539,166
51,497
65,851
59, 698
50, 371
341
281
377
1,121, 947
717, 755
672, 247
28, 797
4,702
4, 542
8, 328
7,467
6,153
6,153
404,192
375, 437
28, 755
191,480
80, 436
86, 219
7,665
1,454, 278
852, 771
428,080
138,018
26, 849
8,899
3,862
4,399
8,560
382, 257
135,202
22,687
59, 766
22,961 1
753,953
573, 770
523,325
28, 732
1,950
4,000
10, 262
2,177
3,324
180,183
180,183
1, 287, 111
791, 575
411, 754
7,557
54, 720
5,150
16,184
171
255,804 1
108,443
93,002
22,310 1
4,379
23,442
4,228
2, 821, 743
1,960,368
557,132
181,821
54,720 1
11,744
51,559
4,399
207,322
173, 222
40, 742
2,000
386,398
107,875
55,104
6,045
14,839 1
1,881,320
1,168, 777
471,341
474,160
50,349 1
1
1,287,600
887,680
375,495
466,115
35,510 1
67,018
22, 453
8,705
240
76
29
$2,581,455
1,385,396
1,341, 744
3,144
33, 214
7,294
1,196,059
1,196, 059
1,034,406
668,491
657, 963
166
2,957
890
1, 238
3, 201
2,076
365,915
314,418
51,497
2,215
11,933
_. _
D e c . 31, 1924"
D e c . 31, 1924
D e c . 31, 1924
__
14,059
14, 059
$847,418
160,746
155, 292
1,278,828
1,060,350
52,376
151,954
._
M a y 31, 1924
M a y 31, 1924
D e c . 31,1924
M a y 31,1924
M a y 3 1 , 1924...
M a y 31, J u n e 30,1924
May31,1924
$285, 223
271,164
235, 580
3,144
32,440
13, 403
44, 565
44,565
v
1, 251, 223
835, 335
405, 929
414, 394
14,288
$408,186
377,615
356,475
13,846
7,294
30, 571
30, 571
667,579
487,261
467, 375
11,500
2,986
5,400
180,318
157,576
22, 742
1,175,985
1, 027,161
42, 833
36,138
27,871
2,845
39,137
247,840
198, 240
42,725
13,100
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 . . .
NEWPORT NEWS,
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
POUGHKEEPSIE, N . Y .
General t r e a s u r y . __
License fund
C o u r t fund
N e w street fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds..
Investment fund...
|
J u n e 30, 1924.
J u n e 3 0 , 1924.
J u n e 30, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
.
1
1
230
| ORANGE, N . J
July 7, 1924..
1
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924.
1924.
19241924.
1924.
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
License 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
School district
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund
County supervisors' fund.
General t r e a s u r y
3, 587,960
2, 602, 010
33,135
5,087
2,356
1,394,506
|
813,987
800,279
2,238
2,135
9,335
1
Oct. 31, 1924-.
429,145
417, 553
1,964,120
1, 958, 251
598, 023
526, 891
4, 846
351,528
225,661
183,771
17,065
24,825 i
125,867 1
125,867
1, 339,
599,
479,
21,
99,
739,
739,
338, 992
137, 981
107, 869
138,179
108,521
5,181, 446
4,123,060
2,200
869
930
749, 234
36, 665
249, 457
236, 322
1,455,307
1,412,529
2,200
579,423
579,167
256
1,096
1
1,096
869
930
709,409
8,610
266,132
3, 517, 735
2, 348, 883
2,291,598
2,979
35, 343
11, 964
6,999
1,168,201
1,159,821
8,380
651
651
49, 600
49,600
2, 991, 288
2, 902, 695
4. 840
104
250
42, 315
22, 558
18, 520
1,150, 744
1,092, 425
2,501
104
2,378
2,378
6,216
415, 888
415, 888
1,046,428
1,042,405
2, 589
1,434
1,591,087
1,573,948
2,345
20, 435
18, 057
18, 057
247,' 055
247,055
!
1, 577. 200
919, 436
657, 764
3, 084,
2. 073,
663,
347,
29, 824
7,370
18, 520
17,003
461.327
111,890
3,132
346, 305
971, 764
643,726
63, 785
264, 253
1
1
July 31, 1924..
Dec. 31, 1924..
23,930
148, 997
712, 543
712, 543 i
1, 064, 441
446, 639
547, 040
70, 762
I
!
AMSTERDAM, N. Y
13,367
18, 520
278,*523
278, 523
1,048,750
983,366
52,660
12,724
967,300
356,156
277,211
4,405
74,540
611,144
611,144
Jan. 5, 1925..
Jan. 5, 1925..
Jan. 5, 1925..
:
General t r e a s u r y
F i r e m e n ' s relief f u n d .
Police court 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
3 1
130, 477
34,100
34,100
3,264
11,530
HAZLETON, P A
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Special assessment f u n d .
Sinking fund
School district
General t r e a s u r y
10,560
399,920
399,920
J u l y 31, 1924..
VA_.
General t r e a s u r y . . .
School fund
Sinking fund
I
250
9,227
3,658
6,690
22,968
955 1
731
485
739
263
874
039
470
365
389
389
104
250
4,102
7, 240
30,112
201, 011
201, 011
181, 316
151, 201
5,869
38, 213
9,449
18, 520
946, 280
425, 336
371,166
3, 417
50, 753
520,944
520,944
53, 991
36, 557
4
18, 053
18, 500
17,434
17,434
1, 912,046
1, 897, 782
2,200
3, 088,084
2, 074, 077
869
930
5,514
24, 601
o
w
w
743, 720
12,064
268, 488
119,841
62,085
37, 940 I
97
14,106
7,589
2,353
57,756 1
54,442
3,314
5, 032,082
3, 224, 955
3,129, 817
5, 314
51, 584
28,888
9,352
1, 805, 380
1, 793,430
11,950
1,747
1,747
1,065, 503
410, 645
395, 504
27
3,632
9,248
2,234
654,858
652, 740
2,118
1, 607, 750
652, 043
647, 514
4,529
955,056
955,056
651
651
2, 358, 829
2,162, 267
2, 086, 799
5,287
47,952
15,111
7,118
195,466
185,634
9,832
1,096
1,096
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 th<
<£5
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 : 1924—-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. 14]
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
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 P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
232
233
234
PETERSBURG, VA
General t r e a s u r y
School fund .
Sinking fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t fund
June
June
June
June
NORRISTOWN, PA
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
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
LEWISTON, M E . . . _ . .
.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1925
1925
1925
1925
1925
1925
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
28,
28,
28,
28,
1924
1924
1924
1924.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1924
31, 1 9 2 4 . . .
132, 967
99, 868
48,146
51, 722
624,656
49,457
2,397
47, 060
33,099
1,817
31, 282
575,199
495, 612
79,587
1, 047, 597
1, 006, 761
3,513
4,514
116,021
102, 210
2,598
2,057
977
......
1
_ .
838, 735
825, 235
10,148
22,661
1,300,301
1, 298, 787
1,500
174, 696
5,500
4,674
1,583
810
6, 744
128,600 I
128,600
13, 500
14
1
GREEN BAY, WIS
General t r e a s u r y
W a t e r fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t fund
$847,424
667,228
1, 610, 376
1, 604, 744
J u l y 7, 1924
J u l y 7, 1924
J u l y 7, 1924
$338,136
8,884
232, 229
94, 253
2,770
714, 742
296,142
295, 593
507
42
418, 600
413, 584
4,750
266
WALTHAM, MASS
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
236
$970, 084
861,070
73, 285
35, 729
1924..
1924..
1924..
1924..
. . . D e c . 31, 1924"
D e c . 31, 1924
D e c . 31, 1924
General t r e a s u r y
License fund
Sinking funds-..
P u b l i c t r u s t funds
I n v e s t m e n t fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds
235
30,
30,
30,
30,
1
1, 467, 467
1, 298,846
162,177
6,138
306
669, 717
662, 674
5,233
1,810
346,889
301, 347 1
37, 285 1
2,674
5,583 1
$2,155, 644
1,537,182
305, 514
304,678
8, 270
1,472, 365 |
445,467
346,136
99,289
42
1, 026,898
911,013
115, 619
266
$574,000
340,390
$1,228, 517
925,045
303, 472
$353,127
271, 747
2,042
79, 068
270
787,182
240,322
228, 327
11, 953
42
546, 860
543, 612
2,982
266
187, 567
152, 468
110,636
41, 832
973, 320
925, 612
3,513
10, 858
225, 610
8,000
497,616
52, 677
7,173
45, 504
444, 939
336,139
108,800
2, 773,994
2, 713, 715
3, 513
11, 786
3,640
11,935
29,405
125,997
116,059
1, 674, 677
1, 672,044
928
1,007
1,278
6,725
2,633
2,267,636
2, 252, 622 j
1, 500
13, 500
14
103,450
101,950
1,500
1, 092, 528
1,092, 528
2,484,073
2, 262,867 '
199,462 1
14, 045
7, 699 1
74, 998
40, 470
25, 314
1,515
7,699
35,099
31, 262
3,837
10,657
22, 680
1, 071, 658
1, 058,144
13, 500
14
1, 819, 527
1, 648,116
167,148
4,263
589, 548
574, 281
7,000
8,267
237
COLUMBUS, GA
General treasury.
Hospital fund
School fund
Library fund
Water fund
Sinking fund
Investment fund..
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
Dec. 31,
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924..
1924.
1924..
OSHKOSH, Wis
General treasury
Public trust funds. _
Private trust funds..
239
SHEBOYGAN, W I S
General treasury
School fund
Water fund
Public trust funds...
Investment fund
Private trust funds..
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924..
June 30, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924..
Dec. 31, 1924..
Dec. 31, 1924..
Dec. 31, 1924..
1
MOLINE, I I I
City corporation
General treasury
Sinking fund
Public trust funds. _
Private trust funds.
School district
General treasury
.1
!
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
31, 1924..
31, 1924..
31, 1924..
31, 1924..
|
June 30, 1924.
WATERTOWN, N . Y
General treasury
Library fund
County supervisors' fund.
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
2,396,918
1,237, 275
3,535
5,162
48,974
23,738
21,651
3, 585
1,663,268
1, 655,471
7,797
482,455
454,955
19, 816
7,684
413, 729
135, 207
168,136
64,553
12,843
1, 567,082
924, 044
530, 985
105,583
6,470
533, 291
475,620
16,815
30,908
22,907
2, 514,102
1,534,871
715,936
201,044 I
19,313
9,352
33,586
146,097 1
109,173
93, 782
593
12,042
2, 756
36,924
36,924
2,345,457 |
1,455,363
1,391, 080
25, 950
35,240
3,093
890,094
890,094
100,443
59, 099
48, 736
1,135
6, 587
2, 641
41,344
41,344
1,516,051
1,050,339
1, 038,667
6,815
4,857
June 30, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
Oct. 31, 1924..
June 30, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
538,782
467,093
715
2,928, 524
2, 722, 328
1,848
10,862
130,803
62, 683
3, 502,297
2,085, 585
911,849
1,418
4,430
1,030,169
10,289
1,058
126,372
1,416, 712
674,216
742,496
386, 697
274, 646
770
1, 866,495
1,837,637
1,078
5,150
18,128
4, 502
675, 332
610,045
MUSKOGEE, OKLA
City corporation
1
June 30,1924.
General treasury
June 30, 1924.
Library fund...
1
June 30, 1924.
Recreation fund
June30, 1924.
Sinking fund
j
June 30, 1924.
Public trust fund. _.
June 30, 1924
Investment fund
June 30,1924.
Private trust funds.
School district
I
General treasury
June 30,1924.
June30, 1924.
II
Sinking fund
1
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of t h year.
• 1,490,649
940,222
775, 736
1,242
227
162,108
909
1,475,186
736,827
112,204
2, 535,477
1,167, 501
28,411
213,662
5,425
293
1,507
1,118, 678
180,404
138,905
743
8,603
443
30,932
778
505,141
479, 760
20,131
5,250
45,080
24,247
14,814
6,019
1,624,784
998,638
448,366
167,620
5,808
4,352
520,886
468,476
16,964
12,912
6,855
5,000
10,679
368,432
67, 757
250,606
20,512
6,650
872,970
556, 528
547, 766
1,326,390
789,662
749,532
25,357
14,773
536,728
536,728
487,001
475,871
1,133
1,255
8, 742
1, 555,830
982,964
687,690
1,305
2,400
290,947
622
572,866
470,017
102,849
8,425
337
316,442
316,442
1,902, 741
1, 779, 364
10,862
105,448
7,067
1,422,085
751,951
168,018
487,275
96, 658
670,134
194,459
475, 675
j
3,928,146 [
2,214,617
79,346
302,485
7,048
199, 723 i
3,890
1,121,037
1,306,418
779,213
75,811
294,544
7,048
149,802
1,212,265
908,211
50,192
80,220
1,180
168,498
1,605
2,359
1,644,476
1,630,157
14,319
j!
1
l
|
|
i
I
M
1
|
24,166
46,874
524,382
350.670
56,141 1
113
2,030
251,947
9,667
1,058
29,714
173,712
9, 740
163,972 1
2,194,697
2,134,164
49,264
11, 269
224,810
198,129
2, 779
22,378
846
678
!
1
1
1
9,352
596
32,990
102, 675
8, 606
536,462
408, 536
23, 909
176
4,203
342,278
9,378
1,058
27,534
127,926
5, 726
122,200
27, 543
3,044
1,120,359
465,712
465, 712
550,427
486,048
64,379
728,963
345,925
303,677
18,000
23, 796
452
383, 038
383, 038
5,712
10,000
49, 575
525, 783
2
98,838
738, 359
182,442
555,917
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 :
1924—Con.
[For a list of t h e cities a r r a n g e d alphabetically b y States, w i t h t h e n u m b e r assigned to each, see p . 11. F o r a t e x t discussion of this t a b l e , see p . 14]
CITY, AND DIVISIONS AND F U N D S OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
D a t e of close of fiscal year
Revenue
Nonrevenue
C a s h on
hand at
beginning
of year
Aggregate of
receipts a n d
cash on h a n d
at beginning
of year 1
Cash on
h a n d at
close of vear
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 T O 50,000—Continued
243
244
NEWBURGH, N. Y
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
$1, 503, 510
1,473,243
23, 372
6,333
562
$953, 516
713, 762
219,350
20,404
$441,859
280, 515
155, 650
4,374
1,320
$2, 898,885
2,467, 520
398, 372
31,111
1,882
$320,080
67, 676
247,000
3,522
1,882
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Oct. 31-Dec. ;
1,198,006
993, 596
105, 670
78, 698
640
1,647
7,759
7,249
2,747
1,161,452
778,884
336, 502
10,278
3,546
1,895
17,401
8,946
4,000
65, 677
20, 956
2,014
9,864
2,425,135
1, 793,436
444,186
98, 840
4,186
3,542
40, 748
26,282
13, 915
96, 920
27, 551
1,690
Jan. 31, 1925..
June 30, 1924.
Jan. 31, 1925..
Jan. 31, 1925..
Jan. 31, 1925..
1,416,988
1, 283, 999
79,297
4,079
49,473
140
1,494,035
1,037,222
242,302
70,130
22,410
4,234
53,261
161,250
41,377
2,109
1, 798,344
1,126, 688
1,121,822
1, 039, 995
311,973
160, 245
125,900
2,517
232,207
144,986
136, 229
1,538
4, 552
23, 311
728,022
728, 017
5
1,439, 703
1, 364,365
L A CROSSE, W I S
245
246
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
General treasury. _ S i n k i n g fund
P u b l i c t r u s t funds Investment fund-.-
31,
31,
31,
31,
_.
General treasury
School fund
C i t y a n d t o w n h o m e fund..
License fund
C o u r t 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
LYNCHBURG, V A
General treasury_ _ <
.
School fund
C o n v i c t labor account Sinking fund
I n v e s t m e n t funds
COLORADO SPRINGS,
COLO.
C i t y corporation
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking f u n d s .
Public trust f u n d s . .
I n v e s t m e n t fund
P r i v a t e t r u s t funds..
School district
General t r e a s u r y
Sinking fund
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
31,
31,
31,
31,
31,
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
1924.
J u n e 30, 1924.
J u n e 30, 1924.
671,656 i
608,889
62,767 |
Dec. 31, 1924.
1, 282, 052 |
1, 210,962 !
N E W P O R T , R. I
General t r e a s u r y .
4,154
712 |
15, 588
10,087
7,168
$1,741,610 j
1,733,036
1,180,531 I
661,100 |
435,500 i
80,343 |
40,748
5,480
11, 585
$837,195
666,808
151,372
19,015
1,147,684
1,104, 785
6,996
8,631
4,186
3, 542
17,214
2, 330
2,981,153
2, 343, 631
325,833
4,079
144, 111
163,499
455,340
333, 608
4,042
252, 320
75,482
70,349
2,423
622
2,667
87, 221
84,801
2,420
3, 070, 546
1, 583, 647
1,418, 296
127, 438
11, 223
712
25, 978
1, 486, 899
1, 421, 707
65,192
2,088
176,838
171, 428
5,410
1, 212, 336
1,179, 551
32, 785
256, 613
71, 849
2,978, 368
2, 647,176
217, 769
12, 035
1,449, 569
1,410,076 I
1,363,359
1,039,882
319, 398
4,079
112,331
5,359
1,162,454
970,141
2,393
31, 780
158,140
2, 292, 481
1, 080,145
1, 075, 371
4,774
525, 745
428,020
272, 570
125, 015
5,827
712
23, 890
97, 725
70, 728
26, 997
1, 311, 030
1, 225, 065
Home for aged men fund.
Library fund
License fund
Sinking fund
Public trust funds
Investment fund
Private trust fund
PENSACOLA, FLA___
__
City corporation
General treasury
Convict labor account_
Sinking fund
School district
General treasury
Sinking fund
1
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Dec. 31, 1924.
Sept. 30, 1924..
Sept. 30, 1924..
Sept. 30, 1924..
June 30, 1924.
June 30, 1924.
1,273
732
14, 781
49,304
5,000
5,045
12, 082
530
8,421
34, 082
5,126 |
278
97
139,371
15,178
710, 642
509, 351
385, 380
5,237
118, 734
201, 291
201,291
39,892
278, 592
153,295
80, 268
165,706
153,685
57,154
73, 027
125,297
90,172
35,125
96,531
12,021
10,960
1,061
11, 444
13,092
530
23, 299
222, 757
* 5,000
55, 070
1,154,940
816, 331
522, 802
5,237
288,292
338,609 I
302,423
36,186
4,869
58
23,299
138, 243
6,575
13, 034
530
19,884
64, 630
5,000
15, 805
693, 215
500, 350
393,903
5,237
101,210
192,865
167, 559
25, 306
270, 603
134, 424
95, 724
39, 265
191,122
181, 557
33,175
148, 382
9,565
6,046
3,519
38,700
136,179
128, 818
7,361
Also the aggregate of payments and cash on hand at the close of the year.
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1924
[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. For a t e x t discussion of t h i s 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
General
property
Total
( T a b l e 7)
( T a b l e 7)
(Table 7)
$2,322, 572, 536 $1, 491, 234, 371 $55,039,798 $4,680,304
Grand total.
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
Poll
I...
I I __
Ill_
IV.
V__
784,507,292 32, 621, 023
179, 008,134 3, 694,168
271,264,011
9, 812, 680
157, 954,110 4, 327, 612
98, 500,824 ' 4,584,315
1,204,813, 785
283, 774, 907
422,972,729
253, 661, 646
157, 349, 469
687,230
208, 973
1. 511, 924
1, 417, 752
854,425
Business
a n d nonbusiness
license
( T a b l e 7)
Special assessments,
a n d special
charges for
outlays
( T a b l e 7)
Fines,
forfeits,
and
escheats
( T a b l e 7)
New York, N . Y .
2
Chicago, 111
-----C i t y corporation
$429,500,184
S a n i t a r y district
3
Philadelphia, P a
C i t y corporation
. .
4
Detroit, Mich
C i t y corporation
County
- -
5
Cleveland, Ohio
C i t y corporation
County. _
!
P a r k district
117, 659, 058
47, 605, 890
10, 758, 354
42, 867, 277
9, 683, 360
6, 744,177
104, 916, 560
76.751,816
27,938,715
226, 029
72, 425,148
47,387,210
24, 839,052
198, 886
( T a b l e 10)
59, 668,982
18,152,115
30, 442, 894
24, 079, 824
15, 436, 594
52, 857, 622
22, 337, 223
23, 670, 949
15, 600,473
8, 978, 943
8,356,348
1, 760,265
4,176, 247
2, 332, 876
1, 541, 539
78,448,794
10, 588,703
13, 836, 775
6, 691, 385
3, 372, 745
31,058,427
9,216, 951
11, 503, 772
6, 367, 551
4,183, 948
OVER
$12, 629,140
76, 815
76, 815
$11,031,059
$2, 472,048
$27, 228, 537
$31, 449, 475
$5, 200, 841
$31, 004,144
7, 834, 677
7, 717, 347
117, 330
$285, 544,069 $22, 940, 871
175,788,983
92,315,735
15,056,013
48,081,404
12,717,776
7,618,055
Earnings
of general
departments
6,287,711 $147, 780,409 $18,167,275 $123,445,210 $112, 938,402 $62,330, 649
34,980,114
9,952, 510
11,155, 564
6, 471,450
3, 728, 073
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
Subventions Highway
a n d g r a n t s , | privileges,
donations, |
a n d pension r e n t s , a n d
interest
assessments
( T a b l e 8)
( T a b l e 9)
14, 339,166
12, 633, 336
1, 297, 251
1,045, 542
146, 030
4,657
101, 022
6, 393, 309
1, 351, 804
601, 447
4, 005, 637
434, 421
11, 618,145
8, 927,134
1, 220, 759
1, 016,048
298, 266
155, 938
5, 961, 990
3,122, 244
2,135, 278
187, 785
494, 877
21, 806
10, 608, 572
9, 912, 438
1, 705,830
$87,902
87,902
696,134
691, 864
691, 864
1,166, 736
1,166, 736
144, 239
143, 317
922
3, 231, 265
628, 648
2, 602, 617
16, 287, 348
15, 872, 024
413, 917
1,407
3, 773,496
3, 665, 553
82, 207
25, 736
7,108, 562
7,108, 562
99, 411, 806 1
89, 372,497
10,039, 309
53,134, 023
47, 376,146
5, 757, 877
680, 394
44,023
636, 371
1, 777, 932
204,044
1, 573, 888
7, 537, 885
7, 537, 885
438, 584
234, 206
204, 378
3, 789,010
3,139, 529
649,481
1,094, 719
917, 893
176, 826
3, 690,955
2,650,467
1, 040, 488
27,268,304
27,268, 304
62, 780, 562
37,196,165
6,285,663
18, 978,202
320,532 1
41,360, 571
19,159,084
4, 529,332
17, 366, 602
305,553
7,296
7,296
1, 013, 618
950, 507
63, 111
6, 090,273
5,243, 225
847,048
774, 099
728, 331
45, 627
141
360, 890
16, 540
3,117, 216
1, 954, 755
270, 640
881, 305
10,516
2, 528, 832
1, 616, 330
522,235
385, 804
4,463
7, 527, 767
7, 520,097
7,670
344, 350
St. Louis, Mo
City corporation
School district...
39,643, 563
28, 890, 657
10, 752,906
25,003, 623
15, 671, 367
9,332, 256
Baltimore, Md
Boston, Mass
40, 606,287
62, 056, 565
28, 762,125
41,216,209
Los Angeles, Calif...
City corporation.
County
School district...
84, 389,291
50,129, 643
20,134,253
14,125, 395
43, 056,118
16,067, 713
15, 798,415
11,189, 990
Pittsburgh, Pa
City corporation.
County
School district...
40, 097, 965
20, 737,067
7,221, 849
12,139, 049
31, 893, 061
15, 496, 839
5, 598,043
10, 798,179
San Francisco, Calif.
32, 754, 341
22, 481, 796
Buffalo, N . Y
City corporation.
County
32, 867, 678
29, 305, 565
3,562,113
21, 971, 491
19, 251, 897
2, 719, 594
2,743,453 J
2,743,453 I
180, 989
925,831
24, 569
901,262
2,240, 805
1, 788, 323
452, 482
1,479,864
1, 438,437
41,427
3, 338,175
3,338,175
1,268,529
564, 239
26,526
372, 899
1,092,793
1,092, 928
2, 844,908
4, 542, 760
700, 722
2,177, 249
4,164,104
4,241, 770
3, 802, 769
2, 015, 962
1,755, 980
30, 827
" 180," 989"
443, 305
417,826
25,479
1,116, 736
388, 811
629,844
7,041,361
3,468, 507
3, 468, 507
10, 838, 515
10, 838, 515
3,147,261
52,095
218,773
2, 876, 393
1, 830, 937
987, 879
836, 571
6,487
2, 542,378
1,320,383
1,201, 437
20, 558
17, 442,230
17,434,272
7,958
409, 511
214,019
195, 492
544,420
544, 420
407, 578
338, 714
68, 860
4
1, 070, 882
209, 407
10,170
851, 305
1, 476, 557
685,159
412, 481
378, 917
1,155, 428
294, 755
750, 029
110, 644
2, 959, 539
2, 953, 754
5,785
988,121
91, 837
2, 247, 507
1, 091, 701
773, 855
3, 339, 206
1, 831, 532
1, 495, 277
336, 255
158, 899
137, 428
21, 471
2, 277, 409
2, 204, 586
72, 823
854, 223
783, 224
70, 999
1. 740, 318
831,285
764,529
66, 756
1, 244,442
1,244,442
1, 729, 083
1, 412, 824
315,119
1,140
1, 072, 817
798, 602
274, 215
2, 625, 580
2, 625, 580
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Milwaukee, Wis
City corporation.
County
$32,497,565
26,390,639
6,106,926
$21,707,199 $2,346,311
17, 554,223 1, 763,815
4,152,976
582,496
Washington, D . C__.
27,375, 330
12,033,180
30,226, 717
25,720,776
4, 505,941
20, 516,065
17,287,590
3,228,475
190,334
104,743
85, 591
Minneapolis, M i n n . .
City corporation.
County
25, 593,242
22,908,877
2,684,365
18,562,424
16,429,578
2,132,846
New Orleans, La
City corporation.
Levee district
28,868,260
27, 269, 545
1, 598, 715
21,725,390
20,149, 513
1, 575,877
Cincinnati, Ohio
City corporation.
County
School district-..
27,747,081
17,605,414
3,639,289
6,502,378
17,166,148
8,016,697
3,143,247
6,006,204
105,699
105,699
298,463
298,4f;3
$1,367, 526
885,810
481, 716
9,432, 789
287, 728
1,107,431
1,170,023
2,487, 500
2,296,499
191,001
1,453,267
1,249,437
203,830
990,894
379,190
611, 704
2, 218,834
2,218,834
142,633
122,746
19,887
1,363,759
1,221,127
142,632
622,652
478,325
144, 327
764, 314
596,607
167,707
960, 771
960, 771
1,059,111
1,059, 111
99,218
99,218
847,927
847,927
474,680
459,484
15,196
779,840
772,198
7,642
3,034,931
3,034,931
456,114
422,310
33,804
390,378
368,050
22,255
73
1,014,416
835,713
1,106,419
765,073
225,217
116,129
2,119,986
2,119,651
335
$169,184
152,253
16,931
$1, 718,318
1,011,486
706,832
390,885
478,864
1,159,796
1,145,820
13,976
1,041,116
938,283
102,833
122,150
53,619
68, 531
319,652
305,738
13,914
120,978
77,261
43,717
$46, 761
46,761
$2,213,054
2,213,054
$719,701
564, 555
155,146
$1,646, 566
1,646, 566
2,469,963
4,467
Newark, N . J
City corporation.
County
$609,706
598,877
10,829
2, 736,059
2,716,724
19,335
741,464
741,464
1,277,456
1,220,134
57,322
178,703
3,917, 701
3, 559, 323
157,109
201,269
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
GOVERNMENT:
1924—Continued
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R E V E N U E RECEIPTS
Taxes
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
Special
Poll
(Table 7)
Total
General
property
(Table 7)
(Table 7)
Business
and nonbusiness
license
(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)
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Kansas City, Mo
City corporation.
County
School district._.
$19, 515,665
9,815,940
2,832, 588
6,867,137
Seattle, Wash
City corporation.
County
School district--.
Port of Seattle...
33, 508,405
22,845,685
4,089,929
5,415,459
1,157,332
14, 629, 743
6,716,364
3,666,475
3,909,730
337,174
Indianapolis, I n d —
City corporation.
County
School district...
Rochester, N . Y
City corporation
County
18,978, 424
11,147,671
2,110,067
5,720,686
13,307, 208
6,454,803
1,802, 382
5,050,023
~~12~
20,088,615
18,060,367
2,028,248
12,828,680
11,340,652
1,488,028
637,800
637,800
Jersey City, N . J
City corporation
County
19, 375,603
15,339, 747
4,035,856
12,834,133
9,498,668
3,335,465
95,803
47,671
48,132
$13,697,964
5,190,938
2, 513,262
5,993,764
$1,106,807
1,097,875
8,932
$46,477
24,722
21, 755
$46,761
26,171
19,175
1,415
$562, 328
21,333
807
540,188
$948,470
626,963
49,246
272, 261
$636,472
335, 797
241,166
59, 509
$2, 003,149
2,003,149
132,494
95,306
37,188
$12
$513, 714
513, 714
4,367,052
4,356,034
11,018
189,171
168,485
20,201
174
311
1,479,350
42,899
216,648
136,209
74,580
11,764,098
10, 963,832
700
W
1,422,029
14,422
729,849
366,556
279,767
83,526
5,859
799, 566
Ui
46,010
45,941
570, 833
27, 789
7,241
535,803
258,207
151,950
61, 676
44, 581
573,453
298,204
184,970
90, 279
71,183
C
489,378
447,947
41,431
648,202
433, 792
214,410
1,200,271
1,053,886
146,385
512, 551
125,060
387,491
217,768
208,467
9,301
3,887,273
3, 864,612
22,661
873,250
652, 571
220,679
10,036
10,036
1,923,284
1,923,284
1,044,154
1,042,024
2,130
130,941
130,742
199
51,435
40,397
11,038
1,214,460
1,161,798
52,662
24,461
5,065
19, 396
1,645, 543
1, 548,885
96,658
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1,422,126
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1,877, 710
JROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
Louisville, Ky
$9, 847, 942
Toledo, Ohio
City corporation
School district
12,866,079
8,174, 700 1
4, 691, 379
8,707,893
4,414,806
4,293,087
Portland, Oreg
City corporation
School district
Port of Portland
15,239,366
9, 571, 447
4, 270, 923
1,396,996
Denver, Colo
City corporation
School district
15, 069, 522
10, 564, 990
4, 504, 532
$6,144,135
$1,003,523
$733,178
$742, 639
$49, 869
$527, 578
$290, 766
S356, 254
481, 506
481, 506
1, 092, 659
1, 092, 659
114, 958
114,889
69
146,185
8, 475
137, 710
632, 655
436, 431
196, 224
260, 859
J 96, 570
64, 289
1, 349, 819
1,349,819
7,765,347
4,351,310
2,759,878
654,159
255, 602
255, 602
2,149, 228
2,149, 228
220, 739
220, 739
1, 446, 792
17, 975
1,428, 817
449, 010
377, 062
49, 441
22, 507
549, 393
259, 545
32, 787
257, 061
2, 403, 255
1, 939, 986
9,117,839
4,959,074
4,158,765
399, 339
399, 339
1, 059, 884
1, 059, 884
131, 438
96, 570
34, 868
217,113
47, 976
169,137
1, 087, 919
1, 014,125
73, 794
868, 958
800, 990
67, 968
2,187, 032
2,187, 032
$79, 545
79,545
463, 269
Akron, Ohio
City corporation
School district
6,560,480
3,258,937
3,301,543
26,884
26,884
218, 821
218, 821
1,036,607
1,036, 607
124,915
124, 915
111, 204
18, 827
92, 377
385, 248
303, 207
82, 041
148,240
93,844
54, 396
1,084,388
1, 084, 388
Columbus Ohio
City corporation
School district
12, 614, 828 ;
7, 426,022 II
5,188, 8 |
8,293,116
3,429,101
4,864,015
78,270
78,270
441, 426
441, 426
904, 256
904, 256
160, 893
127, 585
33, 308
106,219
9,891
96,328
801, 305
657, 227
.144,078
301,429
250, 352
51, 077
1, 527, 914
1, 527, 914
Providence, R. I
St. Paul, Minn
Oakland, Calif
City corporation
School district
Sanitary district
29
9, 696, 787 1
6,166, 430
3, 530, 357I
12, 267, 044
13, 279, 684
11,433,6 1
7, 037, 412!
|
4, 391,976 |
4,301
9,169,465
7,823,270
73, 266
514, 672
88, 965
1,448,719
36, 579
65, 696
796,194
463, 566
429, 276
325, 605
1, 448, 321
843, 457
257, 906
249, 628
8,278
1, 745,174
1, 745,174
146, 564
146, 564
154, 593
1, 762,123
2, 206, 484
15, 605
2,190, 879
167, 213
164, 704
280, 502
255, 894
24,608
142, 751
142,751
9, 641, 915
4,962,883
Atlanta, Ga
34
$70, 385
32, 576
6,487,095
4,317,092
2,165,702
4,301
2, 509
>
644, 989
1,287,157
267, 957
259, 893
237, 088
173, 269
1, 739, 225
6, 579, 700
3,157,132
3,422,568
.
196, 823
153, 754
43, 069
1, 621, 074
1, 484, 547
81, 560
30,172
51, 388
198, 496
40, 739
157, 757
508, 270
363, 051
76, 865
68, 354
226, 353
148, 864
77, 489
3, 500, 986
21, 792
Birmingham, Ala
Worcester, Mass
San Antonio, Tex
City corporation
School district
6,140, 428
11,667,677
2, 492, 555
7, 982, 517
4, 594, 623
3,145, 235
1, 449, 388
933, 220
44, 592
1, 099, 366
186, 993
269, 715
23, 387
811,237
390, 809
194, 761
212, 692
189,493
614, 032
150,081
732, 313
Dallas, Tex
Richmond, Va__
5,511,922
3, 496, 686
2, 015, 236
7,136, 734
8, 960,122 1
4, 709,187
4, 644, 880
1, 346,431
133,911
3, 479,194
64, 747
64, 747
43, 394
88, 290
W
1
t"
w
12, 913, 202
5, 400, 051
3, 829,136
3, 684, 0751
136, 527
>
pi
Omaha, Nebr_
City corporation
School district
Public utilities district.
69, 454
Q
65,194
65,194
26,181
26,181
519, 518
5, 317
514, 201
99, 236
55, 601
43, 635
113,470
105, 458
8,012
28, 953
28, 953
31,103
712,973
144, 522
121, 476
68, 407
85. 146
573, 048
297, 206
299,153
613, 923
344, 782
90, 387
966, 532
2, 262, 447
TABLE 3.—SUMMARY OF REVENUE
RECEIPTS,
BY D I V I S I O N S O F M U N I C I P A L
GOVERNMENT:
1924—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
Special
Poll
(Table 7)
Total
General
property
(Table 7)
(Table 7)
Special assessments,
and special
charges for
outlays
Fines,
forfeits,
and
escheats
(Table 7)
Business
and nonbusiness
license
(Table 7)
(Table 7)
Subventions!
Highway
and grants,
privileges,
donations,
rents, and
and pension
interest
assessments
(Table 8)
(Table 9)
Earnings
of general
departments
Earnings
of public
service enterprises
(Table 10)
(Table 11)
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000— Continued
40
C i t y corporation
County supervisors'
41
42
New Haven, Conn_.
C i t y corporation
134, 367 1
82,842
5,266,405
2,917,258
2, 349,147
500
6, 687,483 !
4, 273, 535
48
Grand Rapids, Mich
C i t y corporation
School district
._
$66, 727
14,008
5,368,912
3, 593,022
1, 775,890
$756, 960
756, 960
$155,469
155,469
$197,110
197,110
$785, 225
785, 225
43, 207
315,534
88, 926
380, 658
107,884
90,819
237, 556
578,062
231,087
146, 493
205,177
205, 834
8,881
1,016.028
349, 631
349, 631
134,019
134,019
97, 467
12, 004
85, 463
256, 973
175, 083
81. 890
235,147
215,057
20, 090
586, 836
586, 836
65,113
213, 629
257, 660
142, 404
1,108, 715
75, 736
75, 736
535,457
50, 700
484, 757
329,470
309,423
20,047
163, 209
144,315
18, 894
618, 686
618, 686
111, 585
611, 919
64, 242
64,242
7,035, 268
Bridgeport, Conn
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
C i t y corporation
$26,433
26,433
268, 322
268, 322
39, 360
39,360
$1,246, 312
1, 246, 312
134,367
6,044, 798
5,045, 707
6,427,083
14,093
7, 816, 573
1,212,675 i
3,445,009
158,889
5,466,668
2,030, 760
3, 284,183
151, 725
5, 946,616
4,143,711
1,802,905
1,059. 612
762,954
296, 658
7, 891,088
4, 633,176
3, 257,912 1
5,077,826
2,413,420
2, 664,406
60,094
23,119
23,119
130,004
130,004
20, 337
65, 783
52,077
305, 963
305,963
18, 715
18,715
8, 992, 207
6, 748,039
2, 244,168
46
47
$216,457
246,457
$273,432
273,432
7,117,085 !
7,839,135
7,178,831 |
4,879, 243
2,299, 588
Norfolk, Vq
45
49
$6,192, 220
6,057,853
7,234,160
4, 69.7, 570
2, 536, 590 i
__
43
44
$9,879,618 i
9, 745, 251 !
797. 847
797,847
151, 617
151,617
226,639
226,639
102, 580
102, 580
1,030,771
1.030.771
75, 722
75, 722
14,673 1
14,673 |
i
76,824 ,
76,824
68.187
216,029
250,407
180,060
68. 806
1,541
228, 857
196,192
27,042
5,623
529, 530
529, 530
133, 505
30,015
103.490
198,030
174,935
23, 095
286, 848
268,828
18,020
893, 700
893, 700
495,024
12, 777
482, 247
109, 946
66,171
43, 775
311, 678
244,194
67,484
713. °97
713.297
66,969
1,991 1
64, 978
Fort Worth, Tex
4,350,351
,105, 365
Seranton, Pa
C i t y corporation
School district
4.413, 772
2.114, 651
2,299,121
414, 689
676, 076
738, 613
5, 489, 302
10, 223, 701
752, 540
404, 979
D e s M o i n e s , Iowa
C i t y corporation
School district
8, 028,163
4, 886, 735
3,141,428
636, 403
692, 67?,
3
943, 7 1
Trenton, N . J
5, 756, 724
3, 721, 326
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h .
C i t y corporation
School district
5, 986,932
3, 553,394
2,433, 538
198
017
11
8
Fall R i v e r , M a s ?
Camden, N . J
Nashville, T e n n
N e w Bedford, M a s s
6,808,835
5,217, 782
4, 333, 920
7,713,366
357
004
639
464
Flint, Mich
C i t y corporation
School district
5,339,562
3,433,689
1,905,873
278
000
Wilmington, Del
4,007,519
227
Albany, N . Y
C i t y corporation
C o u n t y supervisors 1
fund
5,784,526
5,582,791
969
;, 662, 234
Cambridge, Mass
6,102,288
4,165, 701
Kansas City, Kans
C i t y corporation
School district
6,359, 587
4,641,894
1,717,693
682
393
289
66
Erie, P a
C i t y corporation
School district
4,485, 629
2,415,374
2,070,255
914
917
997
67
Reading, Pa
C i t y corporation
School district
3,353,052
1,931,188
1,421,864
017
224
793
Y o n k e r s , N . Y__
Lowell, M a s s
8,087,920
5,293,312
420
551
_.
Paterson, N . J
Springfield, M a s s
_.
201,735
41,968
12,214
84,049
414, 336
26, 730
88. 652
185, 666
62, 727
62, 727
36,263
1,087, 377
44,138
44,138
1,250, 213
1, 250,213
158,923
158,923
325, 643
120,306
184, 720
560,961
51,920
51,920
423, 247
84, 408
54, 632
29, 776
103,417
90,932
12,485
1,030
1,030
423, 247
11,388
132, 000
37,000
95,000
14, 502
37, 743
560,035
248,096
434, 819
79,555
175, 941
409, 532
76,326
76,326
102,323
9,839
92,484
103,826
84,122
19, 704
154,921
69,412
85, 509
659, 974
641 424
641, 424
198,995
97,166
15, 715
489,400
382,069
192, 591
603,881
138,132
138,132
621,200
621,200
56, 779
56,779
811,193
2, 332
808, 861
87,102
59, 343
27, 759
151,802
134,065
17, 737
483 526
483, 526
25, 944
478,422
34,456
33,467
36, 707
285,882
206,618
110,753
22,876
43,737
110,725
38,705
177, 221
403, 582
656, 530
224,832
127,097
457.191
205,311
1,25,800
172,875
79, 778
159,104
228,273
428,721
596,152
538, 537
501,744
28,665
28,665
505,068
505,058
62,433
62,433
278,190
4,880
273,310
61, 582
38,204
23,378
189,016
139,831
49,185
629,340
629,340
340
91,926
178,370
62,063
779,095
167,257
26,185
413,056
278,623
278,623
106,368
106,368
347,596
347,596
15,965
15,965
368,186
368,186
78,029
78,029
19,840
19,840
705,950
705,950
24,760
30,821
1,290,659
23,666
62, 378
15,368
1,326,614
92,714
278
Q
W
>1
tr
H
>
W
tr1
t?i
w
201, 735
25,493
17,166
82,511
182,157
219, 659
550,680
543,345
543,345
17,525
17,525
50,189
6,496
43,693
124,813
109,789
15,024
34,011
27,324
6,687
2,220,407
2,220, 407
155,530
63,570
91,960
29,799
29,799
316,525
316,525
12, 759
12,759
347,935
1,100
346,835
86,800
61, 683
25,117
51,475
28,129
23,346
573,892
573,892
58,340
953
57,387
263,920
825,342
31,907
113,615
113,615
788,692
98,530
98, 530
91,600
91,600
8,760
8,727
33
286,585
44,623
23,761
20,862
71,424
60,220
11,204
450,173
450,173
286,585
28,495
28,256
592,731
273,995
90,669
26,839
42,271
126,535
723,854
434,356
38,322
66,782
283,508
24,287
307,052
45,369
CO
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
GOVERNMENT:
1924—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
(Table 7)
Special
Poll
(Table 7) I (Table 7)
Business
and nonbusiness
license
(Table 7)
Special assessments,
and special
charges for
outlays
Fines,
forfeits,
and
escheats
(Table 7)
(Table 7)
Subventions
Highway
and grants,
donations, j privileges,
rents, and
and pension i
interest
assessments
(Table 8)
(Table 9)
Earnings
of general
departments
Earnings
of public
service enterprises
(Table 10) ! (Table 11)
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
70
Duluth, Minn
C i t y corporation _.
School district
71
$59,465
59, 465
$1, 005,999
1,005, 999
$79,310
79, 310
130,344
130,344
1, 600,992
1, 600,992
67, 545
67,545
$6, 534,436
4,366,714
2,167, 722
$3, 743, 836
1, 872,567
1, 871,269
T u l s a , Okla
C i t y corporation
School district-
7,090,359
4, 659, 292
2, 431, 067
4,459,238
2,362,145
2, 097,093
72
Elizabeth, N . J
4,135, 650
2, 562,925
178,681
514, 785
73
Spokane, W a s h . .
City corporation..
School district
4,880, 675
2, 673, 395
2, 207, 280
2,805, 675
1, 520, 639
1, 285, 036
25,175
25,175
224, 280
224, 280
74
Tacoraa, Wash
C i t y corporation
School district
P a r k district
6,847,634
5,113,167
1,581,276
153,191
2, 337,003
1,438,596
807, 012
91,395
46,993
46,759
627, 696
627, 696
C i t v corporation
School district
4,649,977
2, 783, 552
1,866,425
3,311,439
1,526,830
1, 784, 609
167,359
167,359
O k l a h o m a C i t y , Okla
City corporation..
School district
5,485, 551
3, 598, 206
1,887,345
3,076, 002
1,388, 021
1, 687,981
152,550
152, 550
77
Lynn, Mass
4,831,504
3,310,994
532,342
78
Utica, N . Y
C i t y corporation
C o u n t y supervi sors'
4, 220,062
4, 220,062
3,037,305
3,037,305
182,857
182,857
75
76
L~~ ~~-
$16,131
16,131
$14, 639
$98, 369
72,173
26,196
$36,449
27,354
9,095
$1,215,878
1,215,878
274,196
160,737
114, 290
46,447
34,695
21,364
13,331
362, 612
362,612
274,196
11,431
$278,999
17,837
261,162
4,891
414,990
345, 839
62,042
61, 909
133
858,858
8,954
849,904
96,169
78, 558
17,611
111,007
110,945
62
735,937
8,000
727,937
288, 897
288,897
183, 606
183, 606
1, 228,649
1, 228, 649
74,826
74, 826
81, 623
5,846
226,559
171,963
54, 596
581,917
581, 917
244, 533
237, 071
7,462
284, 755
184,390
38,803
61, 562
2,459,710
2,459, 710
41,097
1,812
39, 285
186,738
171,433
15, 305
96,435
69,209
27, 226
360, 201
360, 201
110, 903
208, 687
146,032
62, 655
199,030
173,224
25,806
434 904
434,904
234
14, 205
14,205
110,903
67,867
.
23,545
49,662
26, 987
124, 744
71,306
150,364
473,693
100,894
100,894
426,484
426,484
7,781
7,781
357,639
357,639
62, 266
62,266
36,887
36, 887
7,949
7, 949
79
Waterbury, C o n n . . .
City corporation.
School district
--—#.
'..
5,202,189
5,161,887
40,302
4,540,116
4,501,674
38,442
13,804
13,804
48,027
48,027
21,577
21, 577
69,663
69,663
37,830
37,830
37,355
37,355
49,157
48,912
245
39,010
37,395
1,615
345, 650
345,650
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
$3,806,752
3,884,393
i $2, 717,953
2, 672,241
$20,284
32,826
$83,198
329, 975
$58,034
26,459
$106,140
281,140
$11,709
45,591
$121,704
74,583
$297,148
421,578
8,652,357
6,829,034
1,823,323
3, 228,932
2, 246,379
982,553
110,867
106, 926
3,941
3,057,609
3,057,609
77,850
77, 850
823,807
7,695
816,112
115,027
115,027
165,739
145,022
20, 717
1,072,526
1,072, 526
5, 227,805
3,431,410
1,796,395
2, 726,283
1, 118,264
1, 608,019
37,115
27,735
9,380
25,012
25,012
1,129,069
1,129.069
19,822
19,822
146,385
3,677
142, 708
42,974
28,339
14,635
57,144
35,491
21,653
1,044,001
1,044,001
___ _
Jacksonville, F l a
C i t y corporation
...
School district __ __ . .
4,986,125
4,105,318
880, 807
2, 415,738
1, 615,362
800,376
20, 521
115,907
114,340
1,567
199,624
199,624
79,452
79,452
60,499
12,934
47,565
141,663
132,354
9,309
85, 767
84,298
1,469
1, 866, 954
1,866,954
85
86
Lawrence, Mass _
S c h e n e c t a d y , N . Y_ _._ ___
4, 770,813
5,198,081
3, 093,161
3, 968,782
57,439
14,997
193,214
36,356
130,302
28,116
20,681
117,413
441,694
32,258
29,705
70,439
72,853
304,862
224,178
87
Evansville, Ind
C i t y corporation
School district
3, 556, 239
2,283,145
2, 352,103
1, 286,854
1, 065,249
13,813
9,209
4,604
45,514
45, 514
472,150
472,150
4,101
4,101
150,685
3,760
146, 925
4.6,547
37,097
9,450,
63,824
16, 958
46,866
407,502
407,502
88
Knoxville, Tenn._
1, 554,180
3,686
80
81
Somerville, M a s s .
E l Paso, Tex
8?
San Diego, Calif
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t . __
83
Fort Wayne, I n d .
C i t y corporation
School district __
84
89
90
. _
._
__
1, 273,094
.
2, 633, 911
Savannah, Ga
C i t y corporation
School district
_.
_
Allentown, Pa
__
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t . .
._
2,186,361
1,880,557
305,804
2, 339,895
1,120. 928
1, 218,967
. . . .__
$332,287
$58,295
20,521
1,015,772
116,672
91
Bayonne, N . J
4,779,256
3, 344, 220
Wichita, K a n s . _..
C i t y corporation
School district
3, 562, 904
1,935,752
1,627,152
Harrisburg, Pa
City corporation. _ _
School d i s t r i c t . _ . _
2, 969,169 i
1,494,851
1,474,318
2, 058,726
895, 895
1, 162,831
3,010,735
2, 226, 819
111, 093
18,610
92,483
2, 582,791
1, 004,391
1, 578,400
93
94
Manchester, N . H.._
__
81,304
41, 571
286,048
20, 949
102,285
464,019
29,535
29,535
34,392
34,392
69,521
28,916
28,916
71,270
42,085
29,185
290,802
290,802
40,040
15,195
24, 845
20,969
7,983
12,986
209,664
209,664
213,909
69,521
1, 599,130
724,386
874,744
92
79, 869
299, 593
299, 593
1, 362,332
1, 155,234
207,098
59,328
59, 328
77, 830
77,830
7,932
7,932
213, 909
550
31,975
75,973
58, 764
4,057
519,683
161,597
16,828
591,472
85,831
85,831
6,112
640,049
640,049
36, 649
36,480
169
32,847
904
31, 943
59,007
49, 775
9,232
113,070
105,662
7,408
12,660
12,660
45, 026
45,026
107,065
107, 065
14, 372
14, 310
62
259, 079
6,502
252, 577
138, 618
130,922
7,696
31,499
12,322
19,177
282,809
282,809
125, 565
2,471
26, 924
37,472
25,135
245,076
31,975
236,640
84,633
TABLE 8.—SUMMARY OF REVENUE
RECEIPTS, BY DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT:
1924—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
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) I
Fines,
forfeits,
and
Highway
privileges,
rents, and
interest
(Table
Earnings
of general
departments
Earnings
of public
service enterprises
(Table 10)
(Table 11)
GROUP IV—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
95 Long Beach, Calif
City corporation _
School district.
-
Peoria, 111
City corporation
School district
Pleasure driveway and
park district
97 Tampa, Fla
City corporation..
School district
South Bend, Ind
City corporation
School district
St. Joseph, Mo
City corporation
School district
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
City corporation
School district
Sioux City, Iowa
City corporation
School district
$6,638,469
4,920, 728 1
1, 717, 741
2, 563,967
1, 267, 570 i
1,123,190
$2, 597, 051
1, 634,262
962,789
$143, 799
142,758
1,041
$766, 838
766,838
$69,328
69,328
$738, 364
75, 000
663,364
$1, 386,389
1,300,533
85, 856
$90, 046
85,355
4, 691
$846, 654
846, 654
2, 071, 586
911,733
1, 002, 793
68,218
68, 218
169, 568
169, 568
44,906
44, 875
99,104
16,321
82,783
33, 239
17, 795
14, 651
71, 655
33, 369
22,963
5, 691
5, 691
153,919
153, 919
51, 548
51, 548
47, 462
47, 462
37, 536
1,733
35, 803
82, 056
74, 689
7,367
128,949
128,949
265, 695
265,695
12,326
12,326
1, 727,816
1,727,816
9,655
9,655
154,111
5,256
148, 855
51,032
40, 408
10,624
84, 696
48,004
36, 692
359, 000
359,000
167, 877
167, 877
924, 654
924, 654
27, 839
27,839
133,515
12,564
120,951
113,087
102, 532
10, 555
33, 659
25, 571
8, 088
4,262
4,262
39, 531
39,531
78,168
78,168
33, 408
33, 408
260,099
26,346
233,753 1
20,143
12, 375
7,768
44, 493
30,961
13, 532
3,536
3,536
50,635
50, 635
570. 279
570, 279
23,367
23,367
47,435
2,710
44,725 I
91,496
89, 845
1,651
55,461
37,277
18,184
301, 517
301, 517
31
...
_...
173, 207
157,060
2, 271,453
1, 680,149
591,304
1,485,679
956,154
529, 525
$18, 609
5,108,391
3,365, 403
1, 742, 988
__
2. 693, 200
1,155,713
1, 537, 487
16,555
7,225
9,330
3,322,079
2,260,649
1,061,430
1,917,186
995,350
921,836
2,756,640
1,260,501
1,496,139
2.112, 262
' 971,176
1,141, 086
3,867,857
2,223,270
1, 644, 587 J
2, 727,667
1,147,640
1, 580,027
18,609
165,000
65,000
100,000
15,323
Rockford, 111
City corporation
School district
Park district
_
103
2,095,634
937,321
1, 044,949
113,364
Portland, Me
City corporation
Bridge district
Water district
Pier site district
2,749,930
2,691, 202
30, 792
Gary, Ind_
City corporation
School district
78,813
78,813
$54, 374
54, 374
58, 539
58, 539
63,447
63,447
364,989
364,989
53, 316
53, 316
18,383
18,383
88,780
3,217
83, 713
1,850
2,733
2,733
166, 564
166, 564
27,936
132,886
71,450
57,950
3,486
232,382
232,382
116,271
66,458
7,232
39, 669
2,912
114, 681
114,681
429, 789
43,155
23, 544 [
20, 518
3,026
386,634
2,207, 624
1,061,605
1,146,019
26, 274
26,274
659,993
659,993
11,345
11,345
115,595
4,764
110,831
13,132
10,384
2,748
57,942
49, 530
8,412
13,837
13,837
Hamtramck, Mich
City corporation
School district
1,678,151
1,025, 231
652,920
11, 598
11,598
242,871
242, 871
50, 777
33, 595
17,182
181, 306
3,921
177, 385
26, 649
18,724
7,925
26,350
23, 689
2,661
285,151
285,151
Little Rock, Ark
City corporation
School district
Sewer and street improvement district...
1, 036,609
361,937
674,672
216, 237
216, 060
336, 605
1,641
78, 777
78, 777
87,383
9,902
77, 481
48,021
40,976
6,631
66,433
61,194
5,239
Troy, N. Y
City corporation.
Lansingburg school district.
County supervisors
fund.
2,380,725
2,144,645
Charleston, S. C
City corporation...
School district
1,420,999
1,072,004
348,995
Sacramento, Calif
City corporation
School district
2,385,496
1,540,482
845,014
110
Binghamton, N. Y_
2,279,756
111
Johnstown, Pa
City corporation
School district
1,872,236
948,009
924,227
East St. Louis, 111
City corporation
School district
Park district
1,411,206
516,772
787,199
107,235
107
108
109
...
15,398
15,398
177
114,147
243,865
243,865
4,191
4,191
1,397
237, 017
191, 862
45,155
28, 518
28, 075
443
W
fej
'4
414
334,964
86,186
86,186
74, 281
72,884
11, 724
11, 724
18,446
16,957
345,797
345,797
>
1,489
w
121,933
999, 723
999,723
168,877
165,816
3,061
190, 086
46,458
143,628
148,750
143,757
4,993
40, 061
38,857
1,204
918,642
918,642
52,790
49, 780
3,010
976,517
4,800
971,717
62,418
62,418
244,362
230,981
13,381
363,836
363,836
215,747
337,341
52,139
176,245
182,606
63,044
63,044
143,175
76,486
66,689
51,165
51,165
76,340
89,042
208,310
208,310
97,818
97,386
432
7,629
7,629
139,483
139,483
251,318
93,232
70,167
23,065
20,448
8,157
12, 291
974
974
9,704
7,412
82,079
52,473
15, 620
13,986
21, £54
51.014
51, 014
251,318
129,542
129,542
|
227,342
219,334
8,008
25, 509
25, 509
87,713
4,701
83,012
2,292
Ox
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 P M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
[For a list of t h e cities 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.
1924—Continued
F o r a t e x t discussion of t h i s 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
General
property
o
Special
( T a b l e 7)
Total
( T a b l e 7)
Business
a n d nonPoll
business
i license
(Table 7) ( T a b l e 7)
Special assessments,
a n d special
charges for
outlays
( T a b l e 7)
Fines,
forfeits,
and
escheats
( T a b l e 7)
Subventions Highway
a n d g r a n t s , j privileges,
donations,
rents, and
a n d pension
interest
assessments
( T a b l e 8)
( T a b l e 9)
Earnings
of general
departments
Earnings
of p u b l i c
service enterprises
( T a b l e 10)
( T a b l e 11)
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
Saginaw, M i c h
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t . . .
$3, 111, 839
1, 786,421
1,325,418
504
158, J
122,'779
035,;725
Terre Haute, I n d
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t . . .
2,802,175
1,404,729
1,397,446
397
278
119
115
116
117
P a w t u c k e t , R. I
Hoboken, N . J
Passaic, N . J
2,804, 625
4, 774,109
2, 989,837
067,;576
896
395,1
427
214, <
$14,711
18, 528
118
Springfield, Ohio
C i t y corporation
School district__.
2,079,864
1,305, 229
774,635
L,
376, 609
671, 431
705, 178
7,904
7,904
119
Lansing, M i c h
C i t y corporation.
School d i s t r i c t . . .
5,104,488
3, 726,440
1,378,048
1,305, 932
., 126, 203
., 179, 729
120
Chester, P a —
C i t y corporation.
School d i s t r i c t . . .
1, 548,866
713,321
835, 545
., H7, 887
?
532, 5 1
585, zm
Racine, W i s .
Chattanooga, T e n n . .
B r o c k t o n , Mass
2,536,438
1,839,002
3,538,144
., 707, 750
., 275, 886
!, 356, 905
Altoona, P a
C i t y corporation.
School d i s t r i c t . . .
2,080,771
1,071,923
1,008,848
,184, 466
450, 945
733, 521
113
121
122
123
$9,190
9,190
$267,055
267,055
$16,513
16, 513
$234, 263
6
234, 257
$116,985
87, 895
29,090
$77,657
51,311
26,346
$231,672
231,672
$12,757
4,117
8,640
26,795
26,795
283, 394
283,394
17,312
17,312
123,233
2,869
120,364
36,610
22,124
14,486
76,481
20, 644
55,837
55,196
55,196
14, 606
1,200
2,911
21, 085
221, 660
109,441
64,282
173, 218
141,031
4,817
5,936
10, 813
4,066
400,846
312, 266
100,514
189,794
158,728
60,692
16,049
21,654
466,987
354, 799
38
71,784
71,784
153, 946
153,946
31, 053
31, 053
25, 296
2, 527
22,769
72, 303
62, 521
9,782
121, 294
84,388
36,906
219,675
219,675
12, 003
12, 003
311, 086
311,086
32,754
26, 615
6,139
154,482
900
153, 582
34, 658
34,396
262
131,794
93,458
38,336
2,121,779
2,121,779
32,217
32,217
108,751
108,751
15,334
15,334
145,592
35, 839
20, 550
15, 289
32,676
1,818
30,858
2,130
2,130
145, 592
115,956
254,622
65,646
40, 830
24, 849
34,108
65,645
111,440
240,880
315, 667
22, 725
264,554
178,014
25,104
15,200
9,904
68, 753
31,222
37, 531
170, 937
170, 937
58,440
58,440
186, 819
407,991
43, 732
49, 878
49, 878
52,120
1,952
20,543
30,014
107,865
89,175
21, 631
39, 663
14, 610
66,316
66,316
323,459
323,459
13,844
13,844
178,014
125
N e w Britain, Conn
2, 688,915
397
126
Highland Park, Mich_._
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t , .
4,035,054
2, 531, 845
1,503,209
474
005
469
M o b i l e , Aia-__
C i t y corporation
School district._
1,556,390
1,065,477
490,913
110
506, 258
859.
392,
128
Berkeley, Calif
C i t y corporation
School district
2,991,965
1, 598,595
1,393,370
129
Springfield, 111.
C i t y corporation
School district.__
Pleasure drivew T ay a n d
p a r k district
2,830,054
1,874,358
834, 623
121,073
107, 203
41
130
Bethlehem, Pa
.
C i t y corporation
School district
2,159, 920
1,163,359
996,561
,414, 135
933
202
131
Huntington, W. Va
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t .
2,568,484
1,418,510
1,149, 974
690
753
Q37
127
.
___
46,055
38, 843
50,219
60,729
92,846
245, 523
22, 664
22,664
236,092
236,092
46,999
46,176
823
128,351
6,063
122, 288
107, 664
71,561
36,103
300,776
267,250
33, 526
439, 034
439,034
185,969
185, 969
36, 201
36, 201
35,151
35,151
89, 569
18, 585
18, 500
85
242,178
242,178
89, 569
41,824
41, 220
604
153
, 100, 148
005
730,
45, 934
42, 963
2,971
193, 111
193, 111
12,382
12,382
643,435
75
643,360
63, 954
61, 554
2,400
200,189
185,555
14,634
2,807
2,807
, 601, 016
749, 269
744, 544
29, 933
29, 892
280,733
280,733
38,112
38,112
72,648
4,065
68, 583
44,191
42,291
1,355
52,073
18, 648
20,141
711,348
711,348
545
13, 284
92,000
22,000
70,000
' 25,681
25, 681
44, 228
44,228
38,090
38,090
165,026
20,760
3, 526
17,234
301, 765
301,765
Q
165,026
58,235
30,136
28,099
14,416
14,416
33,568
33,568
707, 902
707, 902
40,486
40,486
2,439
329
2,110
36, 803
23, 886
12, 917
11,196
7,186
4,010
16, 984
16, 984
W
40, 504
6,337
11,477
31,755
89, 290
55,108
100,137
1, 507, 555
12,492
12,492
30,135
21,154
8,981
452,976
430, 864
20,430
6,615
13, 815
126,368
89,500
36,868
40,001
22,475
17,526
51,774
42,966
8,808
475,073
475,073
6,012
60,287
317,2Q9
53,627
247,000
77,123
82,067
256, 277
165, 675
165, 675
467,202
467,202
942
942
72,242
22,197
1,163
17,884
3,150
8,621
501
7,540
580
180,396
180,396
132
Holyoke, Mass
4, 647, 842
074
133
Lincoln, Nebr
C i t y corporation
School district
S a n i t a r y district
3,068,191
1,741,137
1,222,290
104,764
Winston-Salem, N . C
2,122,407
730
135
Cicero, 111
C it y corporation
School district
P a r k district
2,151,805
1,262,316
856,149
33,340
530
437
483
610
Quincy, M a s s . . .
P o r t m o u t h , Va
3,011,925
3,059,917
1,540,366
798
932
015
Covington, K y
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t . .
1,664,682
1,238,567
426.115
036
981
055
7,803
136
137
138
139
___
8,464
•
7,803
942
998
292
652
134
53,717
21,122
625, 605
22,112
1,075
1
"~~i i
257,197
6.534
4,381
30,366
9,190
4,979
72,242
11,900
164,763
149,516
84,545
195,221
8,232
2,079
16,985
86,690
266,488
80,325
46, 992
189,058
- 132,842
130,115
57,867
17,558
303,090
292, 785
335. 765
107,628
107,628
4,959
4,959
13,525
13,525
91,756
2,196
89,560
17,246
16,177
1,069
13,495
9,064
4,431
345,037
345,037
>
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 :
1924—Continued
On
C5
[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
General
property
Special
Poll
(Table 7)
Total
(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
Fines,
forfeits,
and
escheats
Highway
privileges,
rents, and
interest
Earnings
of general
departments
Earnings
of public
service enterprises
(Table 9)
(Table 10)
(Table 11)
^
M
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
O
$1,743,341
1,347,526
395,815
$995,132
710,291
284,841
Roanoke, Va
1,760,537
1,146,810
142
Jackson, Mich..
City corporation
School district
1, 980, 625
1,224,166
756,459
1,121,157
528,112
593,045
143
Shreveport, L a .
Citv corporation.School district _
Wheeling, W. Va_
City corporation
School district
_
2, 878,923
2,123,179
755, 744
1,409,213
906,813
502,400
2,365,162
1,388,164
976, 998
1, 759, 973
816,729
943,244
145
Niagara Falls, N . Y
3,611, 628
2,358,079
146
Lancaster, Pa
City corporation
School district
1,383,474
758,868
624,606
821,915
366,358
455,557
Fresno, Calif
..
City corporation
School district
Augusta, Ga
C ity corporation. School district
3,071,682
1,555,680
1,516,002
1,694,068
950,427
743,641
2,261,663
1,663,128
598,535 !
1,403,501
884,734
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518, 767 _ . . , . , _ - . . „ l _ ,
140
Macon, Ga
Citv corporation
School district
141
144
147
148
$158,813
158,813
9,442
$74,323
74,323
$48,929
36,174
12,775
252,890
16, 274
86,468
81,275
46,069
51,616
48,374
291,776
291, 776
12,806
12,806
140,889
934
139, 955
48, 928
39, 742
9,186
169,149
154,876
14,273
187, 935
187,935
173,050
173,050
605,319
605,319
62, 278
59, 692
2, 586
134.702
2.459
132,243
90,471
59, 947
30,524
127,781
49,232
78,549
266,667
266, 667
49, 953
49,953
137,079
137,079
30,005
30,005
10,276
2,098
8,178
114,910
105,514
9,396
17,330
1.150
16,180
234,436
234,436
122,421
$13,292
$44,198
26, 293
17,905
7,985
7,985
$17,469
$16,419
16,419
270,715
22,361
288, 232
120,564
27, 566
240,123
15, 231
15,231
51,095
51,095
3,059
3,059
132,174
28,021
13,010
15,011
29,017
17,575
11,442
• 292,540
292, 540
18,418
18,418
70,215
57,415
12, 800
5, 997
5,997
22, 284
20.512
1,772
151, 589
143,761
7,828
258, 797
258, 797
9,442
11,200
11,200
161,567
10,422
10,422
132,174
122,887
122, 605
282
331,118
331,118
155,125
155,125
117, 703
117, 703
69, 700
69, 700
759,279
759, 279
$84,400
78,409
5,991
$321,127
321,127
o
27,496
27,496
125,168
55,000
70,168
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149
150
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
C i t y corporation
' School district
151
Topeka, Kans
City corporation-..
School district
152
Kalamazoo, Mich
City corporation
School d i s t r i c t
155
156
157
158
159
80, 832
80,832
583,061
2,453
580,608
70,324
70,324
249,434
234,586
14,848
1, 987, 975
1,987,975
78,064
78,064
357,313
357,313
43,627
43,627
28,797
1 799
26^ 998
106,938
78,948
27,990
21,441
7,741
13,700
201, 873
201,873
1,774,950
830,469
944,481
38,826
38,826
208,635
208, 635
15,674
15,674
19,367
43,703
36,350
7,353
38,229
27,455
10,774
288,816
288, 816
19,367
__
2,887,870
1,787,057
1,100,813
1,943,207
918,370
1,024,837
35, 608
35,608
734,272
734,272
18,387
18,387
44,286
4,564
39,722
31,887
20, 795
11,092
61,376
36,214
25,162
18,847
18,847
3, 918,059
339,858
8,424
8,971
418,600
429, 263
111, 110
371,218
18,476
18,476
135,062
1,325
133,737
34,873
29,737
5,136
98,317
86,278
12,039
222,113
222,113
57, 226
24,480
6,771
58,394
50,455
7,939
229,958
229,958
69,256
91,221
35,082
245,3
170,106
376,984
66
180,1
180,160
_.__60
2,456. 603
1,354,964
1,101,639
3,023,212
1,490,616
1,532,596
2,174,476
710,568
1,463,908
2,428,200
1,446,225
981,975 I
...
Atlantic City, N . J
154
687,260
687,260
6,185,857
4,487,650
1,698,207
Davenport, I o w a . .
City corporation
School district
153
70,368
69,256
1,112
5,618,504
P a s a d e n a , Calif
C i t y corporation
School district
2,530,255
1,420,464
1,109,791 i
.
10,683
10,683
12,910
91
1,850,269
891,390
958,879
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x
City corporation...
School district
Water
improvement
district
1,585,865
913,966
407,947
263,952
3,831,916
2, 443,366
2,291, 710
2,680,085
1,734,401
1,207,402
160,668
160,668
237,977
Newton, Mass...
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C
10,477
10,477
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
C i t y corporation
School district
_.
_ .__
2,229, 698
961,780
1,267,918
1,041,451
502,051
301,423
15,022
15,022
6,952
6,952
176,862
85,048
91,814
5,540
9,003
14,241
101, 232
49,070
324,867
160
Haverhill, Mass
O a k P a r k , 111.
City corporation
School district
Park district--
29,506
34,097
5,766
27,945
10,422
99,986
21,644
21,644
1, ?37,704
538,383
1,199,321
169,
163
N e w Castle, P a
City corporation
School district .
Kenosha, Wis
$2,420,245
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$1,657,752
2,640, 717
1,368,088
1, 204,849
67,780
186,373
65,093
196,905
170,861
170,861
17,899
17,899
68,217
53,034
27, 856
48,189
2,375
45,814
13,288
9,621
3,667
39,953
20,837
19,116 _
1,035,179
413,388
621,791
2,370,591 !
1,198,192
$266,820
$30, 667
85,355
31,706
53, 649
411. 762
$12,981
$18, 744
$4, 631
$62,698
$38,033
$138,695
$189,224
138,274
138,274
1, 664,198
460,333
1,136,444
67,421
1,478,134
600,877
877,257
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25,975
418,456
226,841
2,639
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000
161
Q
479,259
479,259
26,394
26,394
43, 965
2,262
41, 703
44,469
28,962
15,176
331
25,149
13,595
11,526
28
219,009
219, 009
40*615
40,615
51,149
51,149
35, 752
35, 730
22
170,999
170, 999
21,342
15, 882
5,460
34,956
9,620
25,336
2,787
2,787
20,443
69,536
46, 597
48,439
37,876
311,945
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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 :
1924—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 . 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
General
property
Special
Poll
( T a b l e 7)
Total
(Table 7)
(Table 7)
Business
and nonbusiness
license
( 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, j Highway
privileges,
donations,
a n d pension J r e n t s , a n d
assessments j interest
( T a b l e 8)
( T a b l e 9)
Earnings
of general
departments
Earnings
of p u b l i c
service enterprises
( T a b l e 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— C o n t i n u e d
York, P a
City corporation..
School district
$1,266,768
572, 886
693, 882
D e c a t u r , 111
City corporation...
School district
2,085, 795
1, 286,841
798,954
1,315,016
593,027
166
Woonsocket, R . I
1,778,517
167
McKeesport, P a
City corporation..
School district
1, 764,425
939,382
825, 043
Bay City, Mich
_
City corporationSchool district
2, 534,049
1, 524,817
1,009, 232
1, 002, 583
416.990
585, 593
1, 552,046
750, 576
801, 470
169
Hammond, Ind
City corporation.
School d i s t r i c t . . - -
4, 200, 878
3, 284,007
916, 871
1, 549, 761
746,976
802, 785
170
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
C i t y corporation..
School d i s t r i c t . . - .
3, 051, 331
1, 710, 431
1, 340, 900
2, 078, 444
1, 015, 544
1, 062,900
171
172
173
174
Elmira, N . Y
Beaumont, Tex.
Galveston, T e x
Chelsea, M a s s . .
2, 064, 218
1,524,225
2,140,985
2,163, 719
1, 321,888
1, 004, 433
1,113, 546
1, 586, 598
$32, 727
12,455
20,272
$853,308
356,536
496,772
164
$45,471
45,471
$64,185
64,185
$8, 550
8,550
19, 252
19,252
355,209
355,209
15,266
15,266
14,065
13, 583
25,106
1,153
18,572
9,157
9,157
148,316
148,316
76,345
61, 728
14,617
5,385
5,385
58, 768
58, 768
5,478
5,478
27, 794
27, 794
2, 231, 719
2, 231, 719
26, 836
26, 836
44, 726
9,090
14, 960
10, 509
721.989
1,368,053
$119, 604
119, 604
6,637
210, 015
30,869
54, 593
1,941
$81,384
64,307
17,077
$45, 584
21,382
24,202
16,134
11, 857
4,277
30, 801
10, 765
20,036
$279, 524
279, 524
• 52,652
37, 748
212, 250
149, 037
1,669
147,368
176,813
4,403
172, 410
69, 787
59, 651
10,136
54,196
5,439
48, 757
236,432
236,432
72, 737
58, 643
14, 094
40,691
19,433
21, 258
622,131
622,131
8,756
8,756
111, 233
3,195
108, 038
13, 939
12, 969
970
23, 366
23, 203
163
224, 480
224, 480
93, 021
93, 021
10, 257
10, 257
267, 014
18, 651
248, 363
69, 872
55, 027
14, 845
43, 091
28, 299
14, 792
343,192
343,192
100, 542
50, 041
1,025
6, 833
13, 282
15, 988
17, 589
12,136
171, 733
103, 004
450, 068
50, 756
31, 266
61, 643
92, 350
40, 523
37, 477
25,991
178, 481
65,106
290, 748
247, 398
272, 966
150,374
18, 572
9,830
4,915
4,915
$135, 559
~~l35~559~
6,315
175
Charleston, W. Va._
City corporation
School district.. .
2,191,956
1, 073, 623
1,118, 333
1, 562, 858
657, 055
905, 803
176
177
178
Medford, Mass
Perth Amboy, N. J .
Pittsfield, Mass
.
2, 212, 210
2, 065, 519
2,044, 515
1, 646, 831
1, 274, 471
1, 364, 519
179
Stockton, Calif
City corporation
School district-..
2, 508, 554
1, 531, 658
976, 896
1, 386,945
901, 326
485, 619
180
Lima, Ohio...
City corporation.
School district._.
1, 681, 315
1, 024,199
657,116
953, 309
360, 623
592, 686
181 Montgomery, A l a . . .
182 Madison, Wis
183 Greensboro, N. C___
184 Lexington, Ky
185 East Chicago, I n d . . .
City corporation.
School district--.
1, 309, 967
2, 975, 323
1, 273, 335
1, 418, 065
508, 850
2, 090,151
614, 256
1, 028, 870
2, 056, 585
1, 378,157
678, 428
1, 300,816
704, 077
596, 739
Pueblo, Colo
City corporation.
School district---
2,119,950
1, 495, 939
624, 011
Pontiac, Mich.
City corporation.
School district-_.
194
308,931
308, 931
31, 254
31, 254
• 160,884 1
971
159, 913
53,175
23, 058
30,117
27,772
5, 272
22, 500
7,125
7,125
27, 851
618
26,135
5,529
49, 941
4,876
63, 600
85, 528
88, 875
5,829
10, 767
6,947
46, 221
126, 615
46, 878
33, 073
101, 286
5,545
46,009
19, 612
32, 671
168, 470
392, 656
156, 230
92, 659
92, 659
264, 325
264, 325
71, 769
71, 769
510, 530
27, 787
482, 743
101, 670
101, 523
147
48, 276
39, 889
8,387
32, 380
32, 380
57,950
57,950
223, 849
223, 849
22, 092
22, 092
20, 616
1,900
18, 716
72, 492
58,151
14, 341
59, 445
28, 072
31, 373
265, 625
265, 625
828
691
336
937
146,110
219, 509
128, 561
65, 281
45, 867
7,666
19, 870
12, 782
113,010
76, 651
127, 031
81, 341
5,950
75, 496
100, 909
47. 780
56,
94,
43,
36,
193, 495
253,105
156,877
10, 566
29, 013
29,013
623, 029
623, 029
69, 885
1,560
68, 325
16, 219
10, 305
5,914
7, 679
5, 201
2,478
1,130, 491
691, 493
438,9!
21, 872
21, 872
316,181
316,181
40, 675
40, 675
169, 699
1,380
168, 319
42, 065
39, 275
2,790
19, 749
5,845
13,904
379, 218
379, 218
2, 388, 938
1, 429, 635
959, 303
1, 706, 81
890,178
816, 714
9,588
9,588
153, 497
153, 497
11, 470
11, 470
93, 686
279
93, 387
38, 881
25, 288
13, 593
129,835
94, 226
35, 609
245,109
245,109
Fitchburg, Mass
New Rochelle, N. Y.
Salem, Mass
2, 078, 875
3,160, 661
2,249 197
1, 346,149
2, 565,933
1,571, 421
13, 649
35, 679
4,176
27, 712
88, 366
11,894
5,328
10, 322
6,458
47, 877
230,998
45, 499
27, 631
34, 464
25, 282
142, 727
51, 408
104,913
165, 000
1,476
203, 099
2,472, 314
1, 261,336
1,199, 641
11, 337
1, 718, 526
570, 345
1,136, 991
11,190
116,838
116,838
208, 253
208, 253
12,810
12, 810
43,391
2,279
41,112
37,916
25, 006
12, 763
60,981
52, 206
8,775
273, 599
273, 599
San Jose, Calif
.__
City corporation.
School district...
2,628, 267
1, 723, 580
904, 687
629, 049
308, 224
320, 825
37,937
36,934
1,003
1 , 250,855
"
1, 250,855
55,140
55, 084
56
513,490
1,391
512,099
29,498
29, 498
112,298
41, 594
70, 704
Butte, Mont
City corporationSchool district-.-
192
32, 457
32, 457
Evanston, 111
City corporation.
School district-..
Park district
188
189
190
7,500
7,500
1,145, 619
648,433
497,186
731, 342
359,411
371, 931
17, 597
17, 597
141,636
141,636
79,953
79,953
120,247
119,402
31,343
27,816
3,527
6,257
3,931
2,326
West Hoboken, N. J.
1,288,905
853,883
226, 422
73,403
13,519
168, 797
4,025
311, 839
5,937
5, 937
119, 699
4, 155
9,944
4, 972
4,972
277, 259
142, 015
« 249,955
25, 543
26, 500
239,
38,
78,
134,
857
355
340
508
H
147
17, 244
17, 244
13,212
1,652
66,072
40,167
575
845
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TABLE 3.—SUMMARY OF R E V E N U E RECEIPTS, BY DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT:
1924—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, AND DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
General
property
Special
Poll
(Table 7)
Total
(Table 7)
(Table 7)
Business
and nonbusiness
license
(Table 7)
Special assessments,
and special
charges for
outlays
(Table 7)
Fines,
forfeits,
and
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)
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GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
Williamsport, Pa
City corporation
School district
$1,240,554
584,852
655, 702
$48,621
17,895 I
30,726
391,
495,
$34, 256
34,256
$54, 227
54,227
i 669.;
,
,669 j
$136, 781
28, 000
108, 781
$20, 075
10, 264
9,811
$36, 414
25, 358
11, 056
65, 945
176, 608
152, 811
3, 540
149, 271
11, 703
5,891
5,812
97,198
89, 732
7,466
607, 614
607, 614
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37, 769
22,970
14, 799
34,155
29, 762
4,393
21,410
7,167
14, 243
972,884
972, 884
o
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$13, 971
13,971
Brookline, Mass
2, 984, 518
2,142,159
6,649
10,813
Jamestown, N. Y
City corporation
School districtCounty supervisors'
fund
2,345,458
1, 521,029
791, 330
1,188,
532,
622,
60,531
54,102
6,429
51,213
51, 213
154,096
154,096
22, 008
22,008
Hamilton, Ohio
City corporation—.
School district
2,828,186
2, 061,083
767,103
1, 438,
704,
733,
11, 524
11, 524
54, 211
54, 211
233, 345
233, 345
24,359 |
24,359 i
Muskegon, Mich
City corporation
School district
2,142, 074
1, 274, 262
867.812
1,371,
785,
585,
10, 648
10, 648
183,112
183,112
25, 974
25,974
118, 692
450
118,242
175,879
32,827
143, 052
76,199
55,650
20, 549
179, 723
179, 723
200
201
Waco, Tex
Everett, Mass
1, 597,912
2, 019, 270
1,167,
1,392,
8,915
4,858
22, 286
17, 728
15,819
125, 431
77, 763
39,421
21,814
24,619
49,288
214, 327
184, 565
202
Springfield, Mo
City corporation
School district
73,198
73,198
21, 245
21,245
8,603
8,603
79,890
1,000
78,890
14, 912
6,066
8,846
19, 239
9,055
10,184
3,898
3,898
2,311
2,311
214, 535
214, 535
3,960
3,960
75,475
3,119
72,356
11, 668
7,655
4,013
31,697
15,164
16, 533
26, 537
26, 537
196
198
M u n c i e , Ind
City corporation
School district
_.
$499, 665
21, 590
2,518 |
48, 304
33,099
955, 758
480,349
475, 409
725, e
348,1
377,4
1,455,094
753, 010
702,084
1,082, 2
476,4
605,8
29, 263
6,615
3,274
3,341
N
M
r1
-
w
M
Hl
-
1,294, 135
629, 125
665, 010
9,598
9,598
2,236,305
1,216, 697
335,019
1,745,912
1,133,995
611,917
1,146, 834
568, 751
578, 083
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h . .
C i t y corporationSchool district _._
1,659,006
792,506
866, 500
1,281, 316
543, 510
737, 806
C o l u m b i a , S. C
C i t y corporationSchool district __.
1,341,394
954,265
387,129
811, 456
487, 013
324, 443
Joliet, 111
C i t y corporationSchool d i s t r i c t . . .
P a r k district
1,725, 080
977, 513
726,386
21,181
964, 340
296, 116
647, ?89
20, 935
210
Superior, W i s . . .
1,742,754
1,276, 424
65,396
211
Stamford, C o n n
C i t y corporationTown---
1,998,427
982,447
1,015, W
1,815, 792
884, 652
931, 140
9,047
1,543
9,047
1,543
A u r o r a , 111
C i t y corporationSchool district __.
1,429,807
966,571
463, 236
435
473, 873
390, 562
213
Taunton, Mass
2,056,675
363
214
Council Bluffs, I o w a
City corporation.
School district___
1,687,445
1,040,121
647,324
1,058, 359
452, 016
606, 343
215
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
City corporation.
School district_._
1,239, 684
699,482
540, 202
805, 573
316, 380
Portsmouth, Ohio..C i t y corporationSchool district ___
1,343,6(
860,476
483,133
762, 187
310, 842
451, 345
Q u i n c y , 111
City corporation.
School d i s t r i c t _ _ .
Sanitary district.
1,426,523
877, 269
532,811
16,443
935, 362
441, 192
478, 545
15, 625
204
L o r a i n , Ohio_
City corporation.
School d i s t r i c t . . .
2,080,834
1,253,554
827, 280
00 205
Chicopee, M a s s
§
Dubuque, Iowa
City corporation.
School district___
r
206
to
<P 207
216
14,684
3,806
10, 878
216,141
216,141
17,745
28,673
502,714
6,848
2,870
3,978
45,401
42,015
3,386
180,925
180,925
100,707
2,727
97,980
15,522
5,616
9,906
59,065
38,257
20,808
122,028
122,028
44,573
44,568
5
47,652
16,325
11,827
4,498
17, 653
14,440
3,213
233,396
233,396
47,652
373, 260
373,260
15,703
15,703
66,811
425
66,386
25,924
25,874
50
18,488
5,581
12,661
246
202,669
202,669
76,530
146,842
69,282
76,855
23,488
7,937
17,482
16,369
1,113
26,045
26, 045
12,757
12,514
243
30,711
7,385
23,326
34,085
19,785
14,300
50,965
15,697
35, 268
43,169
43,169
232,408
232,408
9,697
9,697
50,237
2,745
47,492
23,688
23,688
54,452
29,270
25,182
229,571
229,571
74,789
74,595
194
149,817
2,123
147,694
54, 600
51,096
3,504
4,509
43,666
10,199
47,778
19,556
19,556
302,141
302,141
16, 014
16,014
28,193
1,723
26,470
2,217
2,217
67,449
67,449
10,702
10, 702
117,854
115,663
2,191
43,451
43,451
57,885
57,885
37,499
37,499
29,305
9,034
3,907
5,127
(
151,721
151,721
625,461
21,153
7,638
9,812
4,652
47,742
44,194
6,236
6,236
12,397
12,397
276,476
276,476
3,240
3,240
23,233
1,225
22,008
22, 500
21,055
1,445
49,728
32,200
17,528
235, 276
235,276
14,854
14,854
241,543
225, 543
225,543
19,583
19, 583
44,828
2,847
41,981
5,195
4,825
370
15,540
6,882
8,658
108, 568
108, 568
62,226
62, 226
94,227
94,227
28,675
28,675
87,105
71,425
15,680
21,418
15,198
6,220
49,849
39,961
224,920
224, 920
20,095
20,095
167,034
167,034
9,348
9,348
41, 612
2,180
39,432
34,664
31,220
3,444
19,708
7,500
11,390
818
198,700
198,700
193
13,002
13,002
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T A B L E 3 . — S U M M A E 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 :
1924—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. 16]
R E V E N U E RECEIPTS
X2
S
Taxes
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF
MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T
Total
Special
Poll
(Table 7)
3
General
property
(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]
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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GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000— Continued
Austin, Tex
City corporation. School district
$1,783,133
1,426, 590
356,543
$4,249
4,249
662,380
219,443
$10,450
10,450 L
$115,507
""ri5,"*507"
$28,493
13,792
14,701
$49, 558
42, 666
6,892
$693,053
693,053
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219
New Brunswick, N. J
1, 785,362
1,097,348
49,772
$132,151
3,127
116,095
* 87,352
72, 528
219,093
220
Waterloo, Iowa
City corporation. .
School district
2,052,801
1,260,362
792, 439
1,169, 533
409, 230
760,303
$12, 505
12, 505
13, 617
13, 617
585, 753
585,753
25,562 J
25,562
19, 555
1,722
17,833
5,845
5,162
683
37,078
23,458
13, 620
183,353
183,353
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Easton, Pa
City corporation..
School district
1,182,356
502,280
680,076
941,255
422,917
518,338
42,976
15,432
27, 544
33,041
33,041
7,382
7,382 i
106, 777
20,013
3,744
16, 269
3,290
3,290
m
106, 777
27, 622
16,474
11,148
Ogden, Utah
City corporationSchool district
1, 640, 581
954,298
686,283
787,337
398,453
388,884
26,836
26,836
323,378
323, 378
25,046 I
25,046 !
269,926
550
269,376
14,064
9,959
4,105
33, 912
9,994
23, 918
160,082
o
*i
O
160,082
J3
Danville, 111..
City corporation..
School district
1,448,814
953,486
495,328
708,446
280, 500
427, 946
25,497
25,497
629,943
629,943
14,383
14,383
42,116
1,840
1,840
26, 589
1,323
25,266
Wilmington, N . C
City corporation..
School district
1,034, 406
668,491
365, 915
734, 529
392,881
341, 648
985
985
9,566
6,141
3,425
27, 706
26, 695
1,011
121,658
121, 658
225
Auburn, N . Y
1, 278, 828
775,404
35,939
14,199
31,616
164,554
226
Kokomo, Ind
City corporation..
School district
1,287,600
887, 680
399,920
725,169
401,470
323,699
5,278
1,489
3,789
22,977
3,525
19,452
9,704
9,704
223
$7,896
42,316
18, 503
9,674
8,829
83,873 I
82,563 !
1,310 j
26, 832
26,832
9, 353
796
8,557
40,895 I
5,000
2,500
2,500
74,255
2,041
1,262
1,262
463, 298
463,298
3,499
3,499
1,401
266
1,135
51, 413
933
50,480
3
OP
227
228
231
1,048,750
1,591,087
805,
1,043,
Hazleton, Pa
___
City corporation
School district
230
Newport News, V a . . .
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
967,300
356,156
611,144
1, 455,307
Amsterdam, N . Y
City corporation
School district
C o u n t y supervisors'
fund
1,394,506
813,987
579,423
828, 522
764,
300,
462,
Petersburg, Va
970,084
600, 568
233
Norristown, Pa
City corporation
School district...
714, 742
296,142
418,600
1,707
48,835
94,904
35, 282
25,266
21,547
66,135
8,506
8,506
58, 720
58,720
8,074
8,074
117, 808
12,331
4,856
28,251
3,076
25,175
1
74, 077
117,808
170, 606
170, 606
47, 863
47,863
461,
232,
229,
234
235
236
237
238
239
Waltham, Mass
Lewiston, Me
Green Bay, Wis
Columbus, Ga
Oshkosh, Wis
Sheboygan, Wis.
240
Moline, 111
City corporation
School district....
1, 610,376
838, 735
1, 467,467
1, 212, 265
1, 644, 476
1, 624, 784
1,124,
590,
1,032,
652,
1,100,
__.
1, 326, 390
789, 662
536, 728
8,133
189, 413
_..
1, 555, 830
982,964
572, 866
W atertown, N. Y
85,164
717
92, 782
92,782
3,671
3,671
117,142
1,670
115,472
22, 744
178,937
139,973
7,071
6,168
903
163, 228
163, 228
123,465
27, 440
27,124
316
110,304
6,641
12,831
57, 748
62, 276
24,574
92, 514
97,339
23, 669
73, 670
11,254
11, 254
10, 599
10,599
2,360
2,360
87,925
5,815
82,110
26,083
1,194
24,889
14,681
5,858
8,823
2,621
2,621
17, 748
18,242
6,638
6,780
32,945
115, 452
29,277
32, 063
6,370
2,294
15,472
29, 214
90, 001
268, 486
9,028
12,938
14, 744
31, 477
6,175
6,400
35,242
52, 400
78, 796
38,979
62, 061
55,190
12,815
14,936
25,486
9,894
27,180
23, 526
40,202
43,122
63,186
153,802
39, 505
9,081
143,803
90, 548
159,216
173, 261
195, 132
186, 074
14, 075
14,075
271, 593
271, 593
6,034
6,034
39, 412
1,702
37, 710
3,115
2,600
515
82,119
73, 798
8,321
113, 603
113, 603
2,628
796,
306,
490,
T
Muskogee, Okla
City corporation
School district
27, 111
4,667
1,096
232
242
82,966
4,408
7,475
Orange, N . J__.
241
97,904
31,330
49, 770
12,750
37,020
260,
423,
248
53,036
487,001
41,8
213, 876
7,276
44,691
7,660
94,808
61, 031
31,112
La Crosse, Wis
Newburgh, N. Y
Lynchburg, Va.
1, 503, 510
1, 198, 006
1,416,988
1, 039, 710
758,849
712, 324
246
Colorado Springs, Colo
City corporation
...
School district
1,798,344
1,126, 688
671, 656
247
Newport, R. I . .
1, 282, 052
1,151, 300
248
Pensacola, Fla
City corporation
School district
710, 642
509, 351
201, 291
459,
284,
175,
12, 175
6,749
110,044
16, 382
45,729
151, 638
129, 524
129, 524
21 754
21, 754
73, 876
316
73, 560
86, 833
66, 357
20,476
68,321
65, 548
2,773
216, 604
216, 604
20, 253
38, 887
204, 924
131, 035
46, 528
41, 610
4,771
4,686
18, 918
67, 965
103, 338
55, 482
39, 985
15, 258
53,018
34.954
32, 596
96.955
94, 683
137, 458
218, 957
22, 813
22,813
1, 223, 601
580, 310
643, 29f
70,154
60,406
2,625
24, 277
30,119
30,119
59,2i0
928,
452,
243
244
245
Q
212, 633
212, 633
6,680
6,680
20, 327
1,178
19,149
14, 625
13, 677
948
48, 596
40, 328
8,268
249, 069
249, 069
1,685
12,171
72, 560
27,998
2,135
11, 470
11, 470
39, 780
39, 780
17,175
10, 242
10, 055
187
19, 551
17, 491
2,060
82, 221
82, 221
3,739
10, 464
6,037
64, 944
64, 213
731
6,037
17,175
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TABLE 4.—SUMMARY
O F GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS, BY DIVISIONS OF M U N I C I P A L
GOVERNMENT:
1924
[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, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT
I.__
II
III__
IV
V
Total
Expenses of
general
departments
(Table 12)
$1,812,049,868
$1,429,749,082
$139,927. 533
951,855,264
216,094,296
330, 519,878
192,309,132
121,271,298
745,475,272
170,832,632
261,847,304
153,307,631
98,286,243
69,493,238
18,659,353
25,267, 733
17,009,085
9,498,124
1,352,607, 526
299,561,327
508,899,080
301,341,466
179,388,379
_
$829, 747,910
$319,225,242
For expenses and interest
All
governmental
costs
$2,641, 797, 778
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
(Table 17)
Excess of
governmental-cost
payments
over revenue
receipts
Expenses of
public service| Interest
enterprises
(Table 16)
(Table 15)
For outlays 1
$242,373, 253
136,886, 754
26,602,311
43,404,841
21,992,416
13,486,931
400, 752,262
83,467,031
178,379,202
109,032, 334
58,117,081
E X C E S S OF R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS O V E R —
Governmental-cost
payments
Payments
for expenses
and interest
$510, 522,668
147, 793, 741
15,786,420
85,926,351
47,679,820
22,038,910
252,958, 521
67,680, 611
92,452,851
61, 352, 514
36,078,171
GROUP I — CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
1
$488,437,816
School district
P a r k district _
S a n i t a r y district
3
.
Philadelphia, P a
C i t y corporation
School district
Poor district
._ .
4
Detroit, Mich
City corporation.County
R
Cleveland, Ohio...
City corporation,
County
School district
Park district..
_
__
_
$278,249,758
$12, 561,197
$72,929,315
$124,697,546
$58,937,632
$65, 759,914
129,097,790
62,286,309
11,231,269
40,916,347
8,132,528
6, 531,337
113,475,701
51,684,130
10,551,030
40,169,717
7,198,137
3,872,687
6, 540, 430
5,363, 209
9,081,659
5,238,970
680,239
746,630
934,391
1,481,429
57, 634, 561
28,343,653
1,822, 736
7,420,166
11,071, 576
8,976,430
10,943, 368
46, 691,193
122,445,730
89,099,166
33,137,164
209,400
85,815,031
62,754,704
22,850,927
209,400
71,081,542
49,087,609
21,785, 744
208,189
3,155,806
3,155,806
11, 577, 683
10,511,289
1,065,183
1,211
36, 630, 699
26,344,462
10,286,237
17, 529,170
19,101,529
109,680,672
99,051,070
10,629,602
Chicago, 111
C i t y corporation
$363, 740,270
186,732,351
90,629,962
13,054,005
48,336, 513
19,204,104
15, 507, 767
N e w York, N . Y
?
69,902,892
64,855,714
5,047,178
43,327,661
38,490,868
4,836, 793
17,905,989
17,905,989
8,669,242
8,458,857
210,385
39, 777, 780
34,195,356
5, 582,424
10,268,866
29, 508,914
46,561,701
25,601,332
4,351,628
16,549,254 J
59,487 1
34,188,222
15, 593,789
3, 703,236
14,850, 728
40,469
4,827,991
4,816,786
11,205
7, 545,488
5,190, 757
637,187
1, 698, 526
19, 018
27,368,933
16, 540,000
3, 525,991
7,008, 764
294,178 I
11,150,072
16, 218,861
73,930,634
42,141,332
7,877, 619
23, 558,018
353, 665 1
1,177, 221
.
6
St. L o u i s , M o
_
City corporation. _
School district
7
8
Baltimore, M d
Boston, Mass
9
Los Angeles, Calif
City corporation. _
County
School district
10
36,859,098 j 1
26,585,086 j
10, 274,012 !
__ ._
28,982,032 11
20, 597,965
8, 384,067 j
25,801, 736 I
17, 528,027 !
8, 273, 709 1
2,199,979
2,199,979
980,317
869, 959
110, 358
7, 877,066
5,987,121
1, 889, 945
42, 545,207
63,974,308
29,974,314
51, 628,338 ;
23,428,274 j
42,154,916 i
1, 518,845
2, 691,077
5,027,195
6, 782,345
12, 570,893
12,345,970
56,817, 768
29,690,346
10, 246, 554
16,880,868 j
39,926,110
14,372, 602 !
9, 967, 273 j
15,586,235 j
12,302,015
12, 296,298
5,717
4, 589, 643
3,021,446
273, 564
1,294,633
46,095, 567
31, 793, 384
3, 575, 675
10, 726, 508
18, 524,044
27,571, 523
29, 509,357
13, 915,474 |
5,451, 599 j
10,142,284 !
1,944, 518
1,921,443
23, 075
3,853, 727
1,989,499
1,187, 253
676,975
9, 435,077
2,905,177
3, 579,059
2, 950,841
4,644, 714
4,790,363
19, 615, 598 !
2,587, 234
3, 224, 218
14,421,095
7,093,804
7,327,291
24,716,397,
21,995,543 ,
2, 720, 854 j
1, 258,157
1, 258,157
2, 625,922
2, 532, 708
93, 214
11,897,075
9,841,975
2, 055,100
7,629,873
4,267,202
$2,862,094
$9,273,266
102,913,335
61,483, 730 !
13,822,229
27, 607,376
Pittsburgh, Pa
City corporation.
County
School d i s t r i c t . _
44, 742,679
20,731, 593
10,240,986
13, 770,100
11
San Francisco, Calif
39,848,145
35,307,602
17,826,416 !
6,661,927
10,819,259 1
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25, 427,050
1?
Buffalo, N . Y
C i t y corporation_ . .
County
40,497, 551
35,628,383
4,869,168
28,600, 476
25, 786, 408 1
2,814,068
$2, 784, 465
10,661,531
1, 938, 920
1,917, 743 |
10, 631,973
10,428,227
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
13
14
Washington, D . C
15
Newark, N . J
City corporation
County
16
Minneapolis, M i n n
C i t y corporation
County.
17
N e w Orleans, L a _
$35,359,659
28,470,384
6,889,275
Milwaukee, Wis
City corporation
County
Levee district .
18
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
C i t y corporation
County
School district
_.
$23,224, 299
19,551, 575
3, 672, 724
$20,153, 558
16,917, 750
3, 235,808
$1,253,700
1, 253,700
$1,817,041
1,380,125
436, 916
$12,135,360
8, 918,809
3,216, 551
26,696,049
_.
20,761,109
19, 743, 874
853, 532
163, 703
5,934,940
34,143,667 i
28,955, 589
5,188,078
25,659,957
21,669,139
3,990,818
20,995,640
17, 657,982
3,337, 658
1,458,074
1,458,074
3,206,243
2, 553,083
653,160
8,483,710
7,286,450
1,197,260
3,916,950
$679,281
4,566,760
29,219,046
25,785,283
3,433,763
19,468, 682
17,283,657
2,185, 025
16,314,686
14,456,764
1, 857,922
573, 590
573,590
2, 580,406
2,253,303
327,103
9,750,364
8, 501, 626
1,248, 738
3,625,804
6,124,560
20,160,344
18,513,504
1,646,840
14,882, 570
14,339,839
542,731
10, 373, 829
9, 981,098
392, 731
2,100,355
2,100,355
2,408,386
2, 258,386
150,000
5, 277, 774
4,173, 665
1,104,109
8,707,916
13, 985, 690
25,581,064 1
15,437,555 J
3,564,528
6,578,981
21,025,199 i
12,483,994 i
2, 832, 673
5, 708, 532 1
15,125, 519
7,343, 510
2, 528, 776
5, 253,233
1,198,769
1,189,781
8,988
4, 700, 911
3, 950, 703
294,909
455, 299
4, 555, 865
2, 953, 561
731,855
870,449
2,166,017
6, 721, 882
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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
GOVERNMENT:
1924—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 P A Y M E N T S
CITY, A N D DIVISIONS O F MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT
For expenses and interest
All
governmental
costs
Total
Expenses of
general
departments
(Table 12)
Expenses of
public service
enterprises
(Table 15)
Interest
For outlays *
(Table 17)
EXCESS O F R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS O V E R —
Excess of
governmental-cost
payments
over revenue
receipts
Governmental-cost
payments
(Table 16)
Payments
for expenses
and interest
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 300,000 TO 500,000—Continued
19
Kansas City, M o
C i t y corporation
County
School district
?0
Seattle, W a s h . . .
C i t y corporation
County
School district
P o r t of Seattle
21
Indianapolis, I n d
C i t y corporation
County
School d i s t r i c t . . _
?,?,
_
Jersey C i t y , N . J .
C i t y corporation
County. _
.
$17,765,454
9,371,324
2,643,256
5,750,874
$14,474,002
6, 638,984
2, 564,134
5,270,884
$2,110, 866
2,110,866
$1,180, 586
621,474
79,122
479, 990
3,677,610
2, 577,434
308, 973
496,504
294,699
$3, 813, 266
1,104,026
337,637
2,371,603
$2, 063,055
$1,750,211
11,738,204
10,705,792 1
475,115
432,344
124,953
2,116,449
9, 621,755
35,624,854
26, 512,309
2, 886, 516
5,167,694
1, 058,335
. . .
..
. . .
__
23,886,650
15,806,517 i
2,411,401 1
4,735,350 J
933,382
12,657,477
6,280,171
2,096,790
4,238,846
41,670
7, 551, 563
6, 948,912
5,638
22, 530, 556
13,333, 553
2, 708,988
6,488,015
__
Rochester, N . Y
C i t y corporation
County
?3
$21, 578, 720
10,475,350 \
2,980,893
8,122,477
11,832,357
5,769, 711
1,319, 608
4,743,038
25,468
25,468
1, 283,001
550,909
311, 969
420,123
9,389,730
6,987,465 I
1,077.411 j
1,324,854 1
3,552,132
5,837,598
22,936,817
20,894, 716
2,042,101
13,140,826
6,346,088 i
1,631,577 1
5,163,161 i
I
17,273,527 !
15,756,044 !
1, 517,483
14, 587,347
13,078,809
1, 508, 538
664, 282
664,282
2,021,898
2,012, 953
8,945
5,663,290
5,138, 672
524,618
2,848,202 1
2,815,088
25,730, 551 |
19,928, 486
5,802,065 |
19,006,023 !
15, 531,423 1
3,474,600 !
14, 574,343
11,632,602
2,941,741
869,154
869,154
3,562, 526
3,029, 667
532,859
6,724,528 |
4,397,063 j
2,327,405 !
6,354,948
597,013
369, 580
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24
Louisville, K y
25
T o l e d o , Ohio
C i t y corporation
School district
26
P o r t l a n d , Oreg
C i t y corporation
School district
P o r t of P o r t l a n d s .
27
$10,919,235
D e n v e r , Colo
_
C i t y corporation
School district
_._
$424,548
$709,785
$3,129,061
$1,071,293
$2,057, 768
7,412,075
3,861,282
3,550,793
755, 743
755,743
1,746, 674
1,254,465
492,209
5,108,637
3,661,919
1,446,718
2,157,050
2,951,587
19,162,547
11,937,676
5,565,143
1,659,728
10,961,385
6,455,409
3,602,587
903,389
7, 647, 581
3,793,163
3,501,462
352,956
1,456, 537
1,044,789
1,857,267
1,617,457
101,125
138, 685
8,201,162
5,482,267
1,962,556
756,339
3,923,181
4,277,981
12,581,419 I
8,346,215
4,235,204
10,065,751
6,038,047
4,027,704
1,390,801
1,390,801
1,124,867
917,367
207,500
11,494,988
9,190,766
2,304,222
9,006,885
2,488,103
12,141,360
8,438,258
3,703,102
__
$6, 655, 841
9,914,492
5,871,490
4,043,002
24,076,407
17,536,981 i
6,539,426
_._
$7,790,174
15,023,129
9,533,409
5,489,720
7, 619,189
4,577,269
3, 041,920
5,488,822
2,803,736
2,685,086
341,629
341,629
1,788,738
1,431,904
356,834
4,522,171
3,860,989 1
661,182
2,444,573
2,077,598
16,018,548
10,627,102
5,391,446
9,420,039
5,843,427
3,576,612
6,398,178
3,270,454
3,127,724
998,648
998,648
2,023,213
1, 574,325
448,888
6,598,509
4,783, 675
1,814, 834
3,403,720
3,194, 789
10,274,455
9,827,327
8, 631,496
7,815, 563
408, 596
788,187
1,234,363
1, 223,577
3,961,183
7,247,709
1,968,594
3,795,352
1,992,589
3,452,357
411, 748
28
Akron, Ohio.
C i t y corporation
School district
29
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
C i t y corporation
School district
AQ
31
Providence, R . I
St P a u l , M i n n
14,235,638
17,075,036 i
32
O a k l a n d , Calif.
C i t y corporation
School district
S a n i t a r y district
11,556, 593
6,189,592
5,366,356 I
645 |
8,167,914
4,073,998
4,093,271 1
645 i
7,383,656
3,559, 554
3,824,102
218,419
218,419
565, 839
296,025
269,169
645
3,388,679
2,115, 594
1, 273,085
122,904
3,265, 775
11,099,318
7,197,530 1
6,075,511
491, 582
630, 437
3, 901, 788
1,457,403
2,444,385
15,792,131
6,767, 557
5,191, 527
3,833,047
9,915,778 1
3, 593, 501 l
3,716, 280 !
2,605,997
6,066,402
2,819,966
3,242,676
3 760
2,064,933
24,994
5,876,353
3,174,056
1,475,247
1,227, 050
2, 878,869
2,997,484
2,039,939
1,784,443
748, 541
473, 604
562, 298
6,761,120
12,793,038
4,499,303 !
8,996,076
3, 713,216
8,064,444
119,006
277,588
667,081
654,044
2,261, 817
3,796,962
620, 692
1,125,361
1, 641,125
2, 671,601
6, 513,398
3,043,968
3,469,430
4,338,352
2, 508,382
1,829,970 j
3,721,803
2,054, 587
1, 667,216
14,117
14,117
602,432
439,678
162, 754
2,175,046
535, 586
1,639,460
1,001,476
1,173, 570
5,892,858
6,934,552 1
4,690,429
4,789,113
424, 246
1,155, 886 !
778,183 1
989,553 1
2, 231,605
4,660, 255 1
987,729
2,634,685
1,243,876
2,025, 570
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33
Atlanta, Ga
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
Birmingham, Ala
Worcester, M a s s
37
San Antonio, Tex
C i t y corporation
School district
38
39
Dallas, Tex
Richmond, Va
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_
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_
_
8,124,463
11,594,807 1
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GOVERNMENT:
1924—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. 18]
GOVERNMENTAL-COST P A Y M E N T S
CITY, AND DIVISIONS O F MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT
For expenses and interest
All
governmental
costs
Total
Expenses of
general
departments
(Table 12)
Expenses of
public service
enterprises
(Table 15)
Interest
For outlays l
(Table 17)
Excess of
governmental-cost
payments
over revenue
receipts
(Table 16)
E X C E S S OF R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS O V E R —
Payments
for expenses
and interest
Governmental-cost
payments
3
•
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
O
40
41
42
N e w Haven, Conn
Memphis, Tenn
43
D a y t o n , Ohio_
_
C i t y corporation
School district
$12,322,860
12,198,247
124,613
Syracuse, N . Y
C i t y corporation
C o u n t y s u p e r v i s o r s ' fund
_
_
._
$7,671,407
7, 546,794
124,613
$6,140,074
6,015,461
124,613
$508,418
508,418
$1,022, 915
1,022,915
$4, 651, 453
4, 651, 453
$2,443, 242
$2, 208,211
8,338,445
9,172,776
6,017,441
6,440,075
5, 523,200
4, 749, 778
2,892
417, 286
491,349
1,273,011
2,321,004
2,732,701
1,221,360
1,333,641
1,099,644
1,399,060
8,479,395
5,071,104
3,408, 291
5, 247,019
2,807,268
2,439,751
4,299,092
2,074, 608
2,224,484
200,042
200,042
747,885
532, 618
215,267
3,232,376
2,263,836
968, 540
1,245,235
1,987,141
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Norfolk, V a _
9, 512,952
6,283,255
4,108, 834
580,197
1,594,224
3,229, 697
2, 825,469
404, 228
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45
Houston, Tex
C i t y corporation
School district
8, 542,031
6,353,189 i
2,188,842
5, 718, 631
3,684,641
2,033,990
4,486,298
2,559,073
1,927,225
315,750
315,750
916, 583
809,818
106,765
2,823,400
2,668,548
154,852
1,363, 200
1,460,200
a
543,004
1,580,811
117,565
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46
Bridgeport, C o n n
7,152,833
5,572,022
5,029,018
47
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
C i t y corporation
School district
P a r k district
6,266,472
3,429,908 !
2,609,952 1
226,612
4,716,607 !
2,264,752 |
2,384,581 ]
67,274
3,422,602
1, 213,094
2,142,234
67,274
330,735
330,735
963, 270
720, 923
242,347
1,549,865
1,165,156
225,371
159,338
48
Hartford, C o n n
.
C i t y corporation
School district
8,892,611
6,597,533
2,295,078
7,130,534
5,285,305
1,845,229
5, 655,940
4,010,252
1, 645,688
775, 729
775,729
698,865
499,324
199,541
1,762,077 !
1,312,228 !
449,849
9,623,310
5,352,521
4,270,789 1
5,456,245
2,862,963
2,593,282 1
4,674,620
2,232,064
2,442, 556
349,271
349,271
432,354
281,628
150,726
4,167,065 i
2,489,558 |
1,677,507 J
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Grand Rapids, Mich
C i t y corporation
______
_ _
H
1,463,246
$1,550,101
99,596
1,732,222
3,099,966
1,861,673
2,434,843
S
FortlWorth, Tex..
8
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54
3,701,346
2,860,257
204,608
636,481
3,282,837 [
5,530,374
2,538,047
2,992,327
4,248,456
2,032,944
2,215,512
3,990,393
1,898,280
2,092,113
170
170
257,893
134,494
123,399
1, 281,918
505,103
776,815
1,116,602
Paterson, N. J
Springfield, Mass.
Des Moines, Iowa
City corporation.
School district. _ _
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6,984,183
Scranton, Pa
City corporation.
School district...
8,003,401
14,363,917
5,512,464
7,616,666
4,881,201
6,700,134
100
327,490
631,163
589,042
2,490,937
6,747,251
2, 514,099
4,140,216
8,444,152
4,905,733
3,538,419
5,417,285
2,841,279
2,576,006
4,402,460
2,013,158
2,389,302
298,318
298,318
716,507
529,803
186, 704
3,026,867
2,064,454
962,413
415,989
1, 737,052
649,005
2,633,832
Trenton, N. J
7,493,776
5,279,437
4,326,321
428,873
524,243
2,214,339
Salt Lake City, U t a h .
City corporation..
School district
5,632,269
3,312,781
2,319,488
4,510,372
2,349,496
2,160,876
3, 535,487
1,608,427
1, 927,060
248, 552
248,552
726,333
492,517
233,816
1,121,897
963,285
158,612
Fall River, Mass
Camden, N. J
Nashville, Tenn
New Bedford, Mass..
7,821,999
8,081,163
4,481,562
7,481,793
5,740,917
4,566,029
3,496,224
6,122,184
4,872,913
3,722,391
2,616,790
5,078,111
348,989
273,140
286,849
317,116
519,015
570,498
592, 585
726,957
2,081,082
3,515,134
985,338
1,359,609
7, 752,472
4,949,962
2,802, 510
4,381,443
2,471,672
1,909,771
3,218,893
1, 545,854
1, 673,039
605,079
605,079
557,471
320,739
236, 732
3,371,029
2,478,290
892, 739
453,327
734,022
519,462
519,462
566,278
566,278
2,878, 524
2,878,524
2,610,878
2,412,910
318,872
2 23,162
2,607,035
1,013,164
2,863,381
147,642
Flint, Mich
City corporation.
School district
165,316
Wilmington, Del-
4,028,184
3,294,162
Albany, N. Y
City corporation
County supervisors' fund.
7,882, 740
7,677,838
204,902
5,004,216
4,799,314
204,902
3,918,476
3,713, 574
204,902
477,287
354, 663
1,476, 560
231, 573
1,067,918
651,753
837,696
1, 591,182
958,119
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2,098,214
713,357
780,310
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6,291,051
5,380,017
4,374,873
419, 592
585, 552
911,034
188,763
722,271
Kansas City, Kans...
City corporation.
School district
9,517,851
6,897,414
2,620,437
5,047,997
3,439,882
1,608,115
2,627,401
1,156,320
1,471,081
1, 665,314
1,665,314
755,282
618,248
137,034
4,469,854
3,457,532
1.012.322
3,158,264
1,311,590
66 Erie, Pa
City corporation.
School district
5,578,904
3.328.344
2,250,560
3,397,819
1,707,481
1,690,3""
2,728,551
1,176,211
1,552,340
312, 515
312, 515
356, 753
218,755
137,998
2,181,085
1,620,863
560,222
1,093,275
1,087,810
67 Heading, Pa
City corporation.
School district. __
3.856.345
1,700,390
2,155,955
2,713,725
1,355,712
1,358,013
2,290,228
1,011,178
1,279,050
211,475
211,475
212,022
133,059
78,963
1,142,620
344,678
797,942
503,293
639,327
1
8
10,317,456
6,801,133
2,229,536
Yonkers, N. Y .
3.516.323
5,523,397
357,012
920, 724
Lowell, M a s s . .
5,782,975
489,663
4,919,263
4,103,666 1
369,961
863, 712 1
445,636
For explanation of difference in amounts reported in this column an(1 total payments for outlays reported in Table 17, see text discussion of Table 17, p. 44.
Execss of payments for expenses and interest over revenue receipts.
1,286,787
374,049
CO
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 P M U N I C I P A L
GOVERNMENT:
1924—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 . 18]
GOVERNMENTAL-COST P A Y M E N T S
CITY, AND DIVISIONS O F MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT
For expenses and interest
All
governmental
costs
Total
Expenses of
general
departments
(Table 12)
Expenses of I
public service
Interest
enterprises
(Table 16)
(Table 15) I
For outlays l
(Table 17)
Excess of
governmental-cost
payments
over revenue
receipts
EXCESS OF R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS OVER—
Governmental-cost
payments
Payments
for expenses
and interest
>
GROUP I I I . — C I T I E S HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
O
M
Duluth, Minn
City corporation
School district
Tulsa, Okla..
City corporation
School district
$6, 586, 536
4, 390, 691
2,195,845
_._
11,138,105
8,929,809
2,208,296
$510,151
354,072
156,079
$2,105,184
1,781,350
323, 834
$52,100
222,799
222,799
626,270
412,188
214,082
7, 562,951
7,288,242
274, 709
4,047,746
$3, 251,588
1, 535,656
1, 715,932
$719, 613
719,613
3, 575,154
1,641, 567
1,933, 587
2,726,085
1,006,580
1, 719,505
$4,481,352
2,609,341
1,872,011
Elizabeth, N . J_.
4, 840,926
3,568,804
3,194,473
4,377
369,954
1,272,122
Spokane, Wash
City corporation
School district
4,321,119
2,361,688
1.959.431
3,723,387
1,902,768
1,820, 619
3,180,536
1,457,138
1,723,398
201,077
201,077
341,774
244, 553
97,221
7, 095, 582
5.159.432
1,806,423
129, 727
4,243,448
2,730,770
1, 388,674
124, 004
2,826,331
1,351, 523
1,351,179
123,629
855,927
855,927
561,190
523,320
37,495
375
2,852,134
2,428, 662
417,749
5,723
75
Canton, Ohio
City corporation
School district
4,634,018
2, 718, 905
1,915,113
3,234, 738
1, 607,885
1,626,853
2, 298,983
990,849
1,308,134
176, 746
176,746
759,009
440,290
318,719
Oklahoma City, Okla
C ity corporation
School district.. _
7,545,170
4,221,498
3,323,672
3,989,450
2,026,507
1,962,943
3,077,875
1,370,807
1,707,068
264,308
264,308
647,267
391,392
255,875
3,555, 720
2,194,991
1, 360,729
Lynn, Mass
4,866, 505
4,034, 307
3, 383,744
320, 814
329,749
3, 515,205
M
on
H
1,399,280
1,111,020
288,260
76
>
,
597,732
458,920
138,812
Tacoma, Wash
City corporation
School district
Park district
$2,053,084
705,276
566,846
$559, 556
1,157,288
M
Q
Tfl
o
247,948
2,604,186
o
h-i
H
M
Utica, N . Y
City corporation.. _
County supervisors' fund
5, 486, 584
5, 362, 500
124, 084
• 3, 398, 612
3, 274, 528
124,084
3 097 199
2,973,115
124.084
301, 413
301, 413
832,198 !
2, 087, 972 J
2, 087,972
15,959
2,059, 619
35,001
1, 266, 522
1,415 239
1,496,101
797,197
821, 450
ui
Waterbury, Conn....
City corporation.
School district
5, 867, 515
5, 817, 277
50, 238
4, 535, 392
4, 500, 557
34, 835
3,807, 247
3, 785, 653
21, 594
102,124
102,124
626,021
612, 780
13, 241
1, 332,123
1, 316, 720
15, 403
666,797
665, 326
GROUP I V . - C I T I E S HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
Somerville, Mass..
El Paso, Tex.
$226, 822
276,896
$807, 758
1, 277, 289
$126, 882
209, 754
$239, 082
414, 584
$580, 936
1, 000, 393
609,131
609,131
619, 685
541, 217
78, 468
4,392,056
4, 067, 866
324, 190
184, 838
44, 251
140, 587
2,195, 789
1, 835, 454
360, 335
881, 971
881,971
527, 012
420, 506
106, 506
2, 425,934
2, 088, 867
337, 067
1, 441, 063
984, 871
3, 478, 333
3, 547, 826
284, 072
171, 509
280, 144
341, 416
1, 013, 794
1, 496, 487
285, 530
359,157
728, 264
1,137, 330
2, 343, 421
1, 287,123
1, 056, 298
1, 897, 369
917, 554
979, 815
275, 548
275, 548
170, 504
94, 021
76, 483
1, 550, 557
953, 264
597, 293
337, 739
1, 212,818
3, 450, 887
3, 015, 521
2, 214, 083
250, 752
550, 686
435, 366
2,141, 405
1, 767, 458
373,947
1, 933, 991
1, 595, 426
338, 565
1, 570, 009
1, 238, 295
331,714
182,135
182,135
181, 847
174, 996
6,851
207, 414
172, 032
35, 382
2, 485,004
1,148, 430
1, 336, 574
1,900,802
842, 308
1, 058, 494
1, 624,904
673, 085
951, 819
112, 750
112, 750
163,148
56, 473
106, 675
584, 202
306,122
278, 080
145,109
$3, 579,930
3, 607, 497
$2,998,994
2, 607, 104 |
$2, 633, 030
1,982, 766
San Diego, Calif
City corporation.
School district--.
6,871,992
1,994, 872
4,474,808 \
2. 804,126
1, 670, 682 i
3, 245, 992
1, 653, 778
1, 592, 214
Fort Wayne, Ind
City corporation.
School district--.
5, 612, 326
3, 521, 605
2, 090, 721
3,416,537 !
1,686,151 |
1, 730, 386 |
2, 570,831
981,032
1, 589, 799
84
Jacksonville, Fla.
City corporation.
School district
6, 427,188
5, 217, 271
1, 209,917
4,001,254
3,128, 404
872,850
2, 592, 271
1, 825, 927
766, 344
85
Lawrence, Mass
Schenectady, N. Y_.
E vansville, Ind
City corporation.
School district--.
5,056, 343
5, 557, 238
4,042, 549
4, 060, 751
3,893,978
2, 240, 387
1, 653, 591
Knoxville, Tenn.
Savannah, G a
City corporation.
School district —
90 | Allentown, Pa__.
City corporation.
School district
660, 868
4,177, 549
$214, 507
Q
2 381, 610
816,976
44,956
S
252,370
CO
439, 093
Bayonne, N . J.
4, 979, 685
4, 216, 021
3,180,988
476, 748
558, 285
763, 664
200, 429
563, 235
Wichita, Kans...
City corporation.
School district.-.
4,114, 001
2,169, 059
1, 944, 942
2, 515, 280
1,186, 902
1, 328, 378
2,108, 834
897, 709
1, 211,125
12, 966
12, 966
393, 480
276, 227
117, 253
1, 598, 721
982,157
616, 564
551,097
1,047, 624
Harrisburg, Pa
City corporation.
School district
3, 230,144
1, 764,993
1, 465,151
2,462,675
1,208,378
1, 254,297
2,069,363
912, 699
1,156, 664
249,976
152,343
97,633
767,469
556, 615
210,854
260,975
506,494
143, 336 j
143,336 I
i For explanation of difference in amounts reported in this column and total payments reported for outlays in Table 17, see text discussion of Table 17, p. 44.
2 Excess of payments 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 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 P M U N I C I P A L
GOVERNMENT:
1924—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 P A Y M E N T S
CITY, A N D DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT
For expenses and interest
All
governmental
costs
Total
Expenses of
general
departments
(Table 12)
Expenses of
public service
Interest
enterprises j
(Table 16)
(Table 15)
For outlays l
(Table 17)
Excess of
governmental-cost
payments
over revenue
receipts
E X C E S S OF R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS O V E R —
Governmental-cost
payments
Payments
for expenses
and interest
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
94
Manchester, N. H_
$3,050,683
$2, 592, 762
$2,154,315
$156,732
$281, 715
$457,921
$39,948
$417,973
95
Long Beach, Calif
City corporation._ ._
School district
11,800,594
9, 273, 587
2,527,007
3,999, 264
2,708, 253
1,291,011
3,267,163
2,071,128
1,196,035
431, 012
431,012
301,089
206,113
94,976
7,801, 330
6, 565,334
1, 235,996
5,162,125
2,639,205
2,142,140
1,086,848 1
946, 559
2,030,313
1,028,777
897,257
2,406
2,406
109, 421
55,665
49,302
456,388
394,866
47,836
34, 561
421, 827
96
._
__ _
Peoria, 111.
City corporation
School district
Pleasure driveway and park
district
_
97
South Bend, Ind
.
City corporation
School district
99
St. Joseph, Mo
_
City corporation
School district
100
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
City corporation.
101
Sioux City, Iowa __
City corporation _
School district
994,395
108, 733
104,279
4,454
13, 686
1, 848,180
1,322,832
525,348
1,361, 933
892,937
468,996
171,107
171,107
315,140
258, 788
56, 352
2,138,682
1,928, 522
210,160
1, 715,409
423,273
2, 706,952
1,295,449
1,411,503
2,202,032
927, 574
1,274,458
263,160
263,160
241, 760
104, 715
137, 045
3,090, 739
2, 476, 590
614,149
689,300
2,401,439
2,841,099
1,890,902
950,197
Tampa, Fla
City corporation.
School district
98
2, 598, 528
1,481, 714
1,941,980
991, 783
950,197
1,823, 858
923, 882
899, 976
2,506
2, 506
115, 616
65, 395
50, 221
899,119
899,119
3,408,414
1,948,762
1,459, 652
2,127, 576
1,119,114
1,008,462
1,981,627
1,003,525
978,102
5,840
5,840
140,109
109, 749
30,360
1, 280, 838 1
829, 648 1
451,190
651,774
629,064
4,067,943
2,378,574
1,689,369 1
2,375,475
1,063,888 1
1,311, 587 |
2,069,456
849,863
1,219,593
143, 672
143, 672
162, 347
70,353
91,994
1, 692,468
1, 314,686
377, 782 I
200,086
1,492,382
122,419
3,986,862
3, 251, 354
735, 508
5, 797, 691
3,772,039
2,025, 652
.
.
__
_._
!
$480,980
1,380,099
Rockford, 111—
City corporation.
School district
P a r k district
3,582,557
1,944,057
1, 536,125
102,375
2,236,052 1
1, 111, 985
1,066,166
57,901
1,902,260 I
846,978 I
1,000,830 L
54,452 I.
133,157
133,157
200,635
131,850
65,336
3,449
1,346, 505
832,072
469,959
44,474
547,146
799,359
Portland, M e
C i t y corporationB r i d g e district
W a t e r district
Pier site d i s t r i c t -
4,457,875
3, 737, 738
21,943
680,205
17,989
3,228,857
2,871,788
21,943
317,137
17,989
2, 568,303
2, 551,727
13,862
2,714
220,554
79,257
440,000
240,804
8,081
173,438
17, 677
1,229, 018
865,950
648,231
580, 787
Gary, I n d
City corporation.
School district
3,527,869
1,858,894
1, 668,975
2,388,861
1,053,774
1, 335,087
2,265,010
997,076
1,267,934
12, 962
12,962
110,889
43, 736
67,153
1,139,008
805,120
333,888
Hamtramck, Mich...
City corporation.
School d i s t r i c t
3,407,938
2,110,295
1,297,643
2,050,877
1,275,222
775,655
1,494,214
842,313
651.901
341,925
341,925
214, 738
90,984
123, 754
1,357,061
835,073
521,988
106
Little Rock, Ark
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t
Sewer a n d street i m p r o v e m e n t
district.
_
3,399,350
1,213,909
883,192
1, 587,038
784,831 1
691,703
1,403,977
722,581
659,283
13, 680
13, 680
169, 381
48, 570
32,420
1,812,312
429,078
191,489
1,302,249
110,504
88,391
1,191, 745
107
Troy, N . Y
C i t y corporation
L a n s i n g b u r g school d i s t r i c t .
C o u n t y supervisors' f u n d . . .
3,937,610
3,624,640
168,486
144,484
2,870,336
2,558.715
' 167; 489
144,132
2,439,379
2,132,564
162, 683
144,132
140,308
140,308
290, 649
285,843
4,806
1,067, 274
1,065,925
997
352
108
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
City corporation.
School district
4,710,788
4,103,815
606,973
2,721,124
2,320,433 |
400,691
1,576,544
1,200,642
375.902
677,192
677,192
467,388
442,599
24,789
1,783,382
206,282
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
C i t y corporation .
School district
6,369,497
4,000,090
2,369,407
3,763,499
2,144,603
1,618,896
2,933,861
1,639,908
1,393,953
304,737
304,737
524,901
299,958
224,943
2,605,998
1,855,487
750, 511
1,267,618
1,338,380
B i n g h a m t o n , N . Y_.
4,634,304
2,840,660 1
2, 514,739
175,577
150,344
1,793,644
1,203,234
590,410
Johnstown, P a
C i t y corporation .
School district
E a s t St. L o u i s , 111
C i t y corporation .
School district
P a r k district
Saginaw, M i c h
City corporation.
School district
3,486,449
2,083,416
1,403,033
1,851,657
920,179
789,833
141,645
3,579,471
2,001,925
1, 577, 546
2,015,698
886,483
1,129,215
1,548,086
725,802 1
715,161
107,123
2,352,394 1
1,137,478 |
1,214,916 1
]
1,765,957
743,797
1, 022,160
,352,568
619,684
662,455
70,429
, 920,685
823,034
, 097,651
769
769
248,972
141,917
107,055
1,470,751
1,196,933
273,818
303,571
194,377
74,672
34,522
1,227,077
864,447
362,630
851,525
619,226
103
104
112
1
140,985
312
22,113
182,887
182,887
195, 518
106,118
52,706
36,694
248,822
131, 557
117, 265
363,068
716,881
905,085
310,149
518, 584
548,690
1,475,188
O
>
514,476
Ha
>
OP
121,438
F o r e x p l a n a t i o n of difference in a m o u n t s reported in t h i s c o l u m n a n d total p a y m e n t s for o u t l a y s reported in T a b l e 17, see text discussion of T a b l e 17, p . 44.
425,009
759,445
CO
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
GOVERNMENT:
1924—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 P A Y M E N T S
For expenses and interest
CITY, A N D DIVISIONS O F 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)
Excess of
governmental-cost
payments
over revenue
receipts
EXCESS OF R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS O V E R —
Governmental-cost
payments
Payments
for expenses
and interest
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
$3,006,196
1,743,780
1,262,416
$2,000,932
905,711
1,095,221
$1,832,155
777,799
1,054,356
$47,708
47,708
$121,069
80,204
40,865
$1,005, 264
838, 069
167,195
3,425,217
4,207,573
4,052,481
2,299,196
4,121,716
2,779,512
1,724,792
3,034,751
2,455,239
211,567
329,881
362,837
757,084
324, 273
1,126,021
85,857
1,272,969
Springfield, Ohio
C i t y corporation
School district
2,193,411
1,224,044
969,367
1,586,493
783,123
803,370
1,278,083
569,157
708,926
89,247
89,247
219,163
124,719
94,444
119
Lansing, Mich
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t . _
6,768,454
5,528,265
1,240,189
3,572,006
2,698,237
873,769
1,767,294
894,577
872,717
1,475,406
1,475,406
329,306
329,306
120
Chester, P a
C i t y corporation
School district
2,087,438
976,542
1,110,896 [
1,240,424 j
536,519
703,905
1,057,511
434,450
623, 061
600
600
182,313
101,469
80,844
847,014
440,023
406,991 I
121
122
123
Racine, Wis
Chattanooga, Tenn
Brockton, Mass
2, 468, 354
2, 528, 587
3, 227, 452
1,989,936
1,692,242
2, 752, 019
1,679, 010
1,324,192
2,355, 227
121,435
26,810
146, 572
189,491
341, 240
250, 220
478,418
836,345
475, 433
124
Altoona, P a
_
City corporation.
School district
2,716,318 !
1, 280, 460 |
1,435,858
1,647,112
858,194 1
788,918
1, 399,049
675, 852
723,197
90, 757
90, 757
157, 306
91, 585
65, 721
1,069,206
422,266
646, 940
125
N e w Britain, Conn
2, 620, 773
2,061, 335 1
1, 770, 712
79, 546
211,077
114
Terre Haute, I n d
C i t y corporation
School district
115
116
117
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N . J
Passaic, N . J
118
_.
._.
_
,
a
$204,021
$801, 243
620,592
1,062,644
505,429
652,393
210,325
606,918
440,921
165,997
113,547
493,371
3,196,448
2,830,028
366,420
1, 663,966
1, 532,482
538, 572
>
308,442
559, 438 1
$566, 536
H
w
H
•H
O
§
w
68, 084
689,585
310, 692
635,547
546, 502
146, 760
786,125
433, 659
68, 142
627, 580
Highland Park, Mich..
C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . _.
School d i s t r i c t . . . . . .
4, 339,778
2, 546, 641
1, 793,137
3,063,268
1, 798, 639
1, 264, 629
2, 559,703
1, 436,801
1,122,902
168,492
168, 492
335,073
193, 346
141, 727
1, 276,
748,
528,
304,724
971, 786
M o b i l e , Ala
_
City corporation.
School district
1,950, 621
1, 401,952
548, 669
1, 467,154
1, 013, 738
453, 416
1,138, 497
696, 470
442,027
134, 372
134, 372
194, 285
182, 896
11, 389
483,
388,
95,
394, 231
89,236
128
Berkeley, Calif...
City corporation.
School district
2, 740, 665
1,192,886
1, 547, 779
2, 331,944
946,805
1, 385,139
2,149,192
891, 617
1, 257, 575
3,643
3,643
179,109
51, 545
127, 564
408,
246,
162,
251, 300
660, 021
129
Springfield, 111
_
_
C i t y corporation
School district
Pleasure driveway and park
district
2, 697, 784
1, 710,853
869,927
1,993,940
1, 078,910
819, 032
1, 502, 709
630,976
780, 764
364, 594
364, 594
126, 637
83, 340
38, 268
703,
631,
50,
132, 270
836,114
117, 004
95,998
90,969
5,029
21,
Bethlehem, Pa
City corporation.
School d i s t r i c t . - . .
2, 751, 644
1,494, 479
1, 257,165
1, 550,179
695,135
855,044
1,153, 536
434, 418
719,118
84, 724
84, 724
311,919
175,993
135, 926
1, 201,
799,
402,
591, 724
H u n t i n g t o n , W . Va._
City corporation.
School district
2,860,719
1, 468, 745
1, 391,974
1, 538, 219
620, 440
917, 779
1, 414, 410
563,104
851, 306
14,199
14,199
109, 610
43,137
66, 473
1,322,
848,
474,
292, 235
609, 741
1, 030, 265
132
Holyoke, Mass..
5,107, 013
3, 649, 769
2, 507, 832
930, 249
211, 688
1, 457,
459,171
998, 073
133
Lincoln, N e b r
__.
City corporation..
School district
Sanitary district...
3, 459,197
2, 046,085
1, 310, 385
102, 727
2,134, 345
1, 041,860
1, 082,810
9,675
1, 507, 423
518, 254
979, 753
9,416
406,158
406,158
220, 764
117, 448
103, 057
259
1, 324,
1,004,
227,
93,
391, 006
933, 846
134
Winston-Salem, N . C .
4, 323,014
1, 749, 890
1,157, 652
108, 583
483, 655
2, 573,
2, 200, 607
135
Cicero, 111..
City corporation.
School district
Park district.
2, 470, 391
1, 387, 591
968,815
113,985
1, 530,576
806,888
700, 616
23,072
1, 251, 234
581, 418
653, 343
16, 473
137, 781
137, 781
141,561
87, 689
47, 273
6,599
939,
580,
268,
90,
318,686
621, 229
136
137
138
Quincy, Mass
E a s t Orange, N . J_.
Portsmouth, Va
4,077,670
3,121,318
2,417,154
2,608,039
2,458,291
1,599,523
2,217,773
1,984,526
951,612
120,257
189,522
174,447
270,009
284,243
473,464
1,469,
663,
817,
1,065,745
61,401
876,788
403,886
601,626
2 59,157
Covington, K y
C i t y corporation .
School district
1,471,958
1,073,281
398,677
1,332,128
962,102
370,026
1,016,241
674,538
341,703
166,670
166,670
149,217
120,894
28,323
139,
111,
28,
372, 517
192,724
i For e x p l a n a t i o n of difference i n a m o u n t s reported i n t h i s c o l u m n a n d t o t a l p a y m e n t s for o u t l a y s r e p o r t e d i n T a b l e 17; see text discussion of T a b l e 17, p . 44.
Table 17,
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.
2
332,554
T A B L E 4 . — S U M M A R Y O F GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS, BY DIVISIONS O F M U N I C I P A L GOVERNMENT:
1924—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 P A Y M E N T S
City numl
a>
CITY, AND DIVISIONS O F MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT
F o r expenses a n d i n t e r e s t
All
governmental
costs
Total
Expenes of
general
departments
( T a b l e 12)
E x p e n s e s of
p u b l i c service
enterprises
( T a b l e 15)
Interest
For outlays i
( T a b l e 17)
Excess of
governmental-cost
payments
over r e v e n u e
receipts
( T a b l e 16)
E X C E S S OF R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS O V E R —
Governmental-cost
payments
Payments
for expenses
and interest
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
140 M a c o n , G a
$2,053,062
1,474,118
578,944
C i t y corporation
School district
$1,389,003
1,017,647
371,356
$1,123,990
752,995
370,995
$164,359
164,359
$100,654
100,293
361
$664,059
456,471
207,588
$309,721
$354,338
3
>
a
M
>
>
141
Roanoke, V a
2,320,691
1,500,520
1,288,378
17,796
194,346
820,171
560,154
260,017
142
Jackson, M i c h
C i t y corporation
School district
2,620,593
1,962,968 !
657,625
1,581,240
936,928
644,312
1,283,739
675,530
608,209
114,965
114,965
182,536
146,433
36,103
1,039,353
1,026,040
13,313
639,968
399,385
3,961,812
2,646,483
1,315,329
1,865,202
1,260,424
604,778
1,403,410
897,480
505,930
133,522
133,522
328,270
229,422
98,848
2,096,610
1,386,059
710,551
1,082,889
1,013,721
Wheeling. W . V a
C i t y corporation
School district
3,413,644
2,385,249 1
1,028,395 1
1,762,164
931,696
830,468
1,398,251
605,659
792,592
126,556
126,556
237,357
199,481
37,876
1,651,480
1,453,553
197,927
1,048,482
602,998
145
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y .
4,645,835
2,521,654
1,957,407
108,525
455,722
2,124,181
1,034,207
1,089,974
H
146
Lancaster, P a
C i t y corporation
School district
1, 780,065
986,752 1
793,313 |
1, 254,748
649,481
605,267
984,635
435,495
549,140
183,865
183,865
86,248
30,121
56,127
525,317
337,271
188,046
396,591
128,726
3
3,187,794
1,725,211
1,462,583
2,476,465
1,188,691
1, 287,774
2,316,827
1,144,994
1,171,833
6,208
6,208
153,430
37,489
115,941
711,329
536,520
174,809
116,112
595,217
_
2,405,824
1,763,655
642,169
1,818,776
1,327,129
491,647 1
1,510,792
1,020,813
489,979
137,541
137,541
170,443
168,775
1,668
587,048
" 436,526 ,
150, 522 1
144,161
442,887
_ __
Shreveport, L a
C i t y corporation
School district
147 Fresno, Calif
C i t y corporation
School district __
._
_
_
148 A u g u s t a , G a
C i t v corporation
School district
H
i—i
so
H
M
Q
72
O
O
M
149
P a s a d e n a , Calif
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t .
150
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
C i t y corporation
School district
9,774,649 1
7,383,507
2,391,142
_
2,780,731
1,302,069
1,478,662
1,177,815
1,177,815
273,839
157,139
116,700
5,542,264 J
4,746,484
795,780
3,463,057 i
1,617,889
1,845,168 |
2,267,155
972,623 j
1,294,532
1, 588,536
534,344
1,054,192
190, 588
190, 588
488,031
247, 691
240,340
1,195,902
645,266
550,636
2,425,670
1,518,091
907,579
_
4,232,385 1
2,637,023 1
1,595,362
1,699,827 !
946,257 {
753,570
1,369, 243
629,933
739,310
183,298
183,298
147,286
133,026
14,260
725,843
571,834
154,009
1,953,472
3,588,792 1
756,057
439,845
151
Topeka, Kans
C i t y corporation
School district
153
Davenpoit, Iowa
C i t y corporation
School district
3,202,922
2,001, 734
1,201,188
1,732,902 |
843,086 |
889,816
1, 584,794
742,014
842, 780
19,783
19,783
128,325
81,289
47,036
1,470,020
1,158,648
311,372
315,052
153
Atlantic City, N . J
8,310,881 !
5,031,983
4,080,132
232,024
719,827
3,278, 898
2, 692,377 1
586,521
154
Kalamazoo, Mich
C i t y corporation
School district
2,868,406
1,527,140
1,341,266
1, 754, 790
855,521
899, 269
1,434,821
641,370
793,451
143, 851
143,851
176,118
70,300
105, 818
1,113, 616
671,619
441,997
338,151
775,465
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x
C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . . __
School district
_ _.
W a t e r improvement district
2,359,818
829,197
691,153
839,468
1,165,803
556,254
367,783
241, 766
579, 711
271, 770
297,220
10, 721
116, 380
116,380
469, 712
168,104
70, 563
231,045
1,194,015
272,943
323,370
597, 702
773,953
420,062
156
157
158
Newton, Mass.
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C
3,849,716
2,757,373
3,123, 831
3,214,576
1,917,236
1,585,612
2,804, 543
1, 629,104
1,053,896
120, 791
84,624
236, 733
289,242
203, 508
294,983
635,140
840,137 1
1, 538, 219
17,800
314,007
832,121
617, 340
526,130
706,098
159
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
C i t y corporation _ .
School district
2,224,974
1,004, 589
1,220,385
1,459,384
631,998
827,386
1,199,543
456,131
743,412
108,036
108, 036
151,805
67,831
83,974
765.590
372.591
392,999
155
_
_
_. ...
..
_.
1
-
$2,530
728,373
1,154,968
Q
4,724
770,314
GROUP V — CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000
160
Haverhill, Mass
161
O a k P a r k , 111
City corporation.
School district
.
P a r k district
16?
N e w Castle, P a
C i t y corporation
School district
$2,600,666
_
_
$2,129,865
$1,945,300
$101,073
$83,492
$470,801
2,631,448
1,378,662
1,200, 606
52,180
1, 826,442
867,193
907, 634
51,615
1,485,141
592,208
854,166
38,767
165,928
165,928
175,373
109,057
53,468
12,848
1, 561,831
661,845
899,986
1,169, 652
423,535
746,117 i
1,056,657
388,915
667,742
112, 995
34,620
78,375
392,179
238,310
153,869
$290,380
$180,421
805,006
511,469
292,972
565
$9,269
83,697
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. 44.
814, 275
308,482
%
T A B L E 4 . — S U M M A R Y O F 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 :
1924—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 . 18]
GOVERNMENTAL-COST P A Y M E N T S
City numl
For expenses and interest
CITY, A N D DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT
All
governmental
costs
Total
Expenses of
general
departments
(Table 12)
Expenses of
public service
enterprises
(Table 15)
For outlays J
Interest
(Table 16)
(Table 17)
Excess of
1 govern1 mental-cost
payments
over revenue
receipts
EXCESS OF R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS O V E R —
Governmental-cost
payments
Payments
for expenses
and interest
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
163
K e n o s h a , Wis...
$2,962,265
$1,668,193
$1,472,488
164
York, P a
City corporation.
School district
1,196,507
570,217
626,290
999,601
410,595
589,006
936,663
361,528
575,135
165
D e c a t u r , 111
City corporation.
School district
1, 533,853
922,907
610,946
1,297,828
717, 731
580,097
916,013
365,445
550, 568
166
Woonsocket, R . I .
2,016,036
1,681,994
1,178,972
167
McKeesport, P a
C i t y corporation .
School district
2,079,415
1, 205,806
873,609
1, 504, 760
783, 264
721,496
1,197, 841
532, 508
665,333
175,156
175,156
168
Bay City, Mich
C i t y corporation_
School district
2,831, 706
1,974, 560
857,146
1,962,721
1,182,852
779,869
1, 301,638
656,076
645, 562
Hammond, Ind
City corporation.
School district
4,174,927
3,351,359
823,568
1,672,925
849,357
823, 568
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y .
City corporation-.
School district
3,821,637
2,111,739
1,709,898
Elmira, N . Y . . .
Beaumont, Tex.
Galveston, Tex..
Chelsea, M a s s . . .
2,199,909
2,731,972
2,281,795
2,346,068
171
172
173
174
$79,378
$116,327
$1,294,072
$702, 398
$591,674
62,
49,
13,
196,
159,
37,
$70, 261
267,167
126,
96,
29,
236,
205,
30,
551,942
787,967
391,
334,042
237,519
90, 523
131,
75,
56,
574,
422,
152,
314,990
259, 665
380, 973
380,973
280,
145,
134,
297,657
571, 328
791,
77,
1,362,913
612,200
750,713
168,341
168,341
141,
68,
72,
2,502,
2, 502,
2,810,563
1,555,136
1,255,427
2,271,711
1,094,729
1,176,982
165,821
165,821
373,
294,
78,
1,011,074
556,603
454,471
770,306
240,768
1,811, 520
1,258,550
1,504,741
2,069,439
1,486,153
852,432
1,105,168
1,788,197
158,497
167,612
157,353
50,667
166,
238,
242,
230,
388,389
1,473,422
777,054
276,629
135,691
1,207,747
140,810
182,349
252,698
265,675
636,244
94,280
255,347
255,347
25, 951
2, 527, 953
C h a r l e s t o n , W . Va_._
City corporation.
School district
1,994,218
1,025, 111
969,107
1,268,009
609,851
658,158
1,098,427
514,034
584,393
176
177
178
Medford, M a s s
_
Perth Amboy, N. J .
Pittsfleld, M a s s
2,249,238
2,803,951
2,043,422
1,676,828
1,757,743
1,488,456
1,425,149
1,197,731
1,330, 527
179
S t o c k t o n , Calif
City corporation.
School district
2,691,112
1,675, 527
1,015,585
1,798,867
993,974
804,893
1,608,299
882,267
726,032
L i m a , Ohio
City corporation.
School district
3,294,149
2,172,631
1,121, 518
1,460,209
865,082
595,127
853,619
331,090
522, 529
181
182
183
184
M o n t g o m e r y , Ala_.
Madison, Wis
Greensboro, N . C_.
Lexington, K y
1,706,530
3,288,293
3, 547,135
1,726,633
1,260,851
2,079,426
1,019,695
1,210,878
885,750
1,711,901
733,417
1,089,730
185
E a s t Chicago, I n d —
City corporation.
School district
2,338,477
1,327, 500
1,010,977
1,206,098
663,688
542,410
1,133, 772
625,322
508,450
2,606,073
1,804,925
801,148
1,703, 709
1,158,395
545,314
1,138,045
609,259
528, 786
City corporation.
School district
2,099,711
1,255,378
844,333
1, 592,922
869, 747
723,175
Fitchburg, Mass
N e w Rochelle, N . Y .
Salem, M a s s
2,318,520
3,368,569
2,289,816
191 E v a n s t o n , 111
9,287 1
9,287
160,295
86, 530
73,765
197,738
923,947
1,093
726,209 1
415,260
310,949
535,382
307,776
556,059
172,013
325,317
130,939
572,410
1,046,208
554,966
37,028
738,432
183,962
105,101
78,861
892,245
681,553
210,692
182,558
117,994
117,994
488,596
415,998
72,598
1,833,940
1,307,549
526,391
1,612,834
221,106
114, 518
133,140
156,551
260,583
234,385
129,727
117,775
445,679
1,208,867
2,527,440
515,755! ;
396,563
312,970
2,273,800
308,568
49,116
895,897
253, 640
207,187
79,666
234,695
26,990
6, 606
6,606
3,373 1
709, 687
72,326
38,366
33, 960
1,132,379
663,812
468, 567
281,892
300,611
300,611
265,053
248,525
16, 528
902,364
646, 530
255,834
486,123
416, 241
1,196,037
555, 111
640,926
147,908
147,908
248, 977
166, 728
82,249
506, 789
385, 631
121,158
1,813,922
2,854, 245
1, 790, 325
1, 571,423
2,634, 730
1, 552, 787
102,458
487
119,232
140, 041
219,028
118,306
504, 598
514, 324
499,491
239, 645
207,908
40,619
264,953
306, 416
458,872
4,121,840
2,207,665
1,908,895
5,2
1,964,292
1,035, 533
923,479
5,280
1,672,363
810,640
856,469
5,254
149,847
149,847
142,082
75,046
67, 010
26
2,157, 548
1,172,132
985,416
1,649,526
508, 022
192 S a n Jose, Calif.
3,027,384
1,955,292
1,072,092
1,391,241
529,419
861,822
1,310,701
491,513
819,188
80,540
37,906
42, 634
1,636,143
1,425,873
210,270
399,117
1, 237,026
193 B u t t e , M o n t
1,070,347
633,590
436,757
1,022,028
586,572
435,456
860,266
444,245
416,021
161,762
142,327
19,435
48,319
47, 018
1.301
Q
850,487
186 P u e b l o , Colo
City corporation.
School d i s t r i c t —
187 P o n t i a c , M i c h
189
190
City corporation.
School district
P a r k district
City corporation.
School district
City corporation.
School district
1
H
289,227
796,016
w
TJ1
75,272
F o r e x p l a n a t i o n of difference i n a m o u n t s reported ir this column a n d total p a y m e n t s for o u t l a y s r e p o r t e d in T a b l e 17, see text discussion of T a b l e 17, p . 44.
123, 591
TABLE 4.—SUMMARY
OP GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS, BY DIVISIONS OP M U N I C I P A L
GOVERNMENT:
1924—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
PAYMENTS
EXCESS OF R E V E N U E
OVER—
For expenses and interest
CITY, AND DIVISIONS O F MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT
All
governmental
costs
Expenses of
general
departments
Expenses of ,
public servicej
enterprises
(Table 12)
Total
(Table 15)
For outlays i
Interest
(Table 17)
(Table 16)
RECEIPTS
Excess of
governmental-cost
payments
Governover revenue]
mental-cost j
receipts
payments
Payments
for expenses
and interest
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
194
C i t y corporation _
School district _
$1,221,599
$1,089, 507
$132,092
$342, 562
966,182
404,395
561,787
904,665
376,316
528,349
$1,194
1,194
60,323
26,885
33,438
165,510
143, 229
22,281
3,154,656 |
2,555,295
2,274, 749
125,952
154,594
599,361
170,138
429,223
2, 823,288
1,584,146 i
1,205,928 1
33,214
West H o b o k e n , N . J
1,778,606 !
998,367
747,025 !
33,214
1,322,217
614,449
674, 554
33,214
280,904
280,904
175,485
103,014
72,471
1,044,682
585, 779
458, 903
477,830
566,852
803,508
343,537
459,971
693, 782
693,782
282,200
244,921
37, 279
507,353
410,190
97,163
$1,564,161 !
1,131,692
547,624
584,068
195
_ . _ - _
196
Brookline, M a s s _
197
Jamestown, N . Y
City corporation.
School district .
C o u n t y supervisors' fund
. _ . . _
-_
198
H a m i l t o n , Ohio
C i t y corporation
2,286,843
1,692,430
594,413
1,779,490
1,282,240
497,250
199
M u s k e g o n , Mich___
C i t y corporation
School district
2,714,400
1,895,268 i
819,132
1,505,848
776,718
729,130 I
1,195,399
511,660
683,739
128, 665
128, 665
181,784
136,393
45,391
1, 208, 552
1,118, 550
90, 002
200
201
Waco, Tex
Everett, Mass
1, 502,076 j
2,037,431
1,353,248
1,764, 652
1,054,444
1,499,039
122, 567
72,807
176,237
192,806
148,828
272,779
202
Springfield, M o
City corporation..
School district-
898,691
390,042
508,649
842,346
377,976
464,370
3,802
3,802
52, 543
8,264
44,279
192,378 1
90,303
102,075
1,000,201
383,878
616,323 1
906,471
343,141
563,330
20,179
20,179
73,551
20, 558
52,993
330,475
296,513
33,962
203
1,091,069
480,345
610,724
_
Muncie, I n d
School district
!
!
1,330,676
680,391
650,286 1
$275, 256
$67,306
$108,862
541,343
572,326
274,372
1,048,696
636,226
18,161
95,836
244,664
254,618
135,311
57,067
124,418
454,893
204
205
Lorain, Ohio
City corporation.
School district
1,985,963 |
1,226,547
759,416
1.533,575
861,718
671,857
1,098,042
530,856
567,186
113,035
113,035
322,498 !
217,827 !
104,671
452,
364,
87,
94,871
677, 219
27,311
145,123
76,977
68,146
1, 210, 354
1,005, 092
205, 262
637,335
71,591
48,197
23,394
',087
i,253
.,834
140,164
140,164
183,367
150,359
33,008
311, 218
158, 343
152, 875
102,209 1
135,050
135,050
129,905
81,881
48,024
390
469
355, 546
1, 375
610,403
92,619 1
Chicopee, M a s s .
2,263,616 |
1, 586, 397
1,168,129
325, 649
D u b u q u e , Iowa
City corporation.
School district
2, 383, 247
1,690,480
692,767
1,172,893
685,388
487, 505
950, 532
531,173
419,359
77, 238
77,238
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h . _
City corporation.
School d i s t r i c t —
1,440,412 1
727,985 l
712,427 1
1,201,325
572,732
628, 593
1,051.919
446', 720
605,199
77, 815
77, 815
C o l u m b i a , S. C
City corporation.
School district
1,443,603 ]
' 958, 788 >
484,815 j
1,132,385
800,445
331,940
808,854
509,922
298,932
Joliet, 111...
City corporation.
School district
P a r k district
2,335,483 |
1,278,161
1,036,780
20,542 i
1,314, 093
613, 692
681,234
19,167
1,049,138
396,761
633,210
19,167
210
Superior, W i s .
1,796,249 !
1,384,704
1, 288, 766
95,938
211
Stamford, C o n n
C i t y corporation .
Town
1,863,350
1, 002, 539
860,811
1,659,142
822,127
837, 015
1, 495,071
752,831
742, 240
164,071
69,296
94,775
204,
180,
23,
A u r o r a , 111
City corporation.
School district
2,442,194
1,660,375
781,819
1,059, 039
619,845
439,194
847,862
431,637
416, 225
143, 420
143, 420
67,757
44,788
22,969
1, 383,
1,040,
342,
213
Taunton, Mass..
2, 351,940
1, 692, 561
1,103,872
428, 515
160,174
214
Council Bluffs, I o w a City corporation.
School district
2, 044, 252
1,222,197
822,055
1,141,009
567, 013
573,996
387, 257
541, 581
122, 867
122, 867
89,304
56,889
32, 415
215
Rock I s l a n d , 111
City corporation.
School district
1,146, 047 1
677,974 1
468,073
803,846
395,043
408,803
660,410
276,105
384,305
62,817
62,817
80,619
56,121
24,498
342,
282,
59,
216
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
City corporation.
School district
1,932,412
1,385,689
546,723
1,034,926
549,651
485,275
722,412
302,942
419,470
123,697
123,697
188,817
123,012
65,806
897,
836,
61,
Q u i n c y , 111
City corporation .
School district
Sanitary district..
1,348,705 |
822, 660
507,328
18,717 I
804,770
387,234
399,819
17,717 L.
122,014
122,014
208
972,166
545,354
409,095
17,717
547,259
_-__|___
45,382
36,106
9,276
....J
649,908
573,019
1
218,594 1
_. .
457,681
1
"
209,009
410,987
Q
53, 495
358, 050
135, 077
339, 285
>
H
1,012,387
370,768
659, 379 i
295,265
364,114
903,
655,
248,
356,807
>
546,436
376,
277,
1
93,637
W
435,838
^
!
588,803
77,818
308,683
454,357
1,
F o r e x p l a n a t i o n of difference in a m o u n t s reported in t h i s column a n d t o t a l p a y m e n t s for o u t l a y s r e p o r t e d in T a b l e 17, see text discussion of T a b l e 17, p . 44
00
T A B L E 4 . — S U M M A R Y O F GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS, BY DIVISIONS OF M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T :
1924—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]
City num
GOVERNMENTAL-COST P A Y M E N T S
CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT
F o r expenses a n d interest
All
governmental
costs
Total
G R O U P V . -- C I T I E S
218
A u s t i n , Tex__
C i t y corporation
School district
?19
wo
EXCESS OF R E V E N U E
i
j
Expenses of
general
departments
( T a b l e 12)
E x p e n s e s of
p u b l i c service
enterprises
( T a b l e 15)
Interest
( T a b l e 16)
For outlays i
( T a b l e 17)
RECEIPTS OVER—
Excess of
governmental-cost
payments
GovernPayments
over r e v e n u e
receipts - mental-cost for expenses
payments
a n d interest
H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 30,000 T O 50,000—Continued
$1,896, 764
1,425,125
471,639
$1,324,486
956,667
367, 819
$846,465
481, 521
364, 944
$312,990
312,990
$165,031
162,156
2,875
$572, 278
468,458
103,820
$113,631
$458,647
N e w Brunswick, N . J
1,944, 718
1, 580,695
1,228,606
153,847
198,242
364,023
159,356
204,667
Waterloo, Iowa
C i t y corporation
2, 056, 582
1, 387, 026
669, 556
1, 204, 245 1
554, 501
649,744
961,766
400, 287
561, 479
92, 844
92, 844
149, 635
61, 370
88,265
852, 337
832, 525
19, 812
3,781
848, 556
991
Easton, P a
C i t y corporation
1, 641, 595
771,947
869, 648
996, 310
442, 896
553, 414
920, 783
409, 243
511, 540
30
30
75, 497
33, 623
41, 874
645, 285
329, 051
316, 234
459,239
186, 046
?,??
Ogden, U t a h _
1, 680, 471
1, 020, 026
660, 445
1, 216, 272
641, 386
574, 886
905, 291
377,184
528,107
60, 718
60, 718
250, 263
203, 484
46, 779
464,199
378, 640
85, 559
39, 890
424, 309
223
D a n v i l l e , 111
1, 631, 028
793,157
837, 871
706, 721
371,819 !
334, 902
637,121
336,172
300, 949
69,600
35,647
33,953
924, 307
421, 338
502,969
182, 214 J
742, 093
99-1
Wilmington, N . C
1,121, 947
717, 755
404,192
987, 206
641, 538
345, 668
723, 056
416, 597
306, 459
88, 038
88, 038
176, 112
136, 903
39, 209
134, 741
76, 217
58, 524
87,541 |
47,200
995
Auburn, N . Y
1, 454, 278 !
1,152,660
973, 227
119, 612
59, 821
301, 618
226
Kokomo, I n d
1, 251, 223 !
835, 335 |
415, 888 j
637,391
302,446
334,945
592,180
278,112
314, 068
9,446
9, 446
35, 765
14,888
20, 877
613, 832
532,889 ,
80,943 |
227
228
Newport News, Va
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
1, 577, 200 |
1,964,120 !
900,967
1, 291, 928 i
731, 386
1, 069, 216
2,723
84, 436
166, 858
138, 276
676, 233 !
672, 192
School district
_
-
175, 450
126,168
$36, 377
528, 450
373, 033 i
_.
650,209
147, 783
299, 159
229
Hazleton, Pa
C i t y corporation
School district
.._
__
946, 280
425, 336 1
520,944
809, 493
297,495
511,998
726,113
250, 314
475, 799
83, 380
47,181
36,199
136, 787
127, 841
8,946
|
157, 807
21,020
230
Orange, N . J
1,912, 046 !
1, 296,140
1, 081, 695
63, 327
151,118
615, 906 1
456,739
159,167
231
Amsterdam, N. Y .
C i t y corporation
School district
C o u n t y s u p e r v i s o r s ' fund
1, 607, 750
652, 043
955,056
651
1, 070, 612
521, 646
548, 315
651 J
911, 201
389, 242
521, 308
651
106,200
106, 200
53, 211
26, 204
27,007
537,138
130, 397
406, 741
213, 244
323, 894
2.32
Petersburg, Va
1,228,517
913,081
669, 229
88, 495
155, 357
315, 436
258,433
57,003
233
Norristown, Pa
C i t y corporation
School district
588, 057
214, 576
373,481
530, 426
200, 762
329, 664
1,606
1,606
56, 025
12, 208
43, 817
199,125
25, 746
173, 379
72, 440
126,685
234
235
236
Waltham, Mass
Lewiston, M e
Green B a y , W i s
1, 674, 677
1, 092, 528
1, 819, 527
1, 319, 558
709,102
1,193, 528
1,127, 065
605, 200
980,830
91, 447
44, 807
67, 184
101, 046
59, 095
145, 514
355, 119
383, 426
625,999
64,301
253, 793
352, 060
290, 818
129, 633
273, 939
237
238
239
Columbus, Oa
Oshkosh, W i s . . .
Sheboygan, Wis
1,306,418
1,663, 268
1, 567,082 |
920,935
1,388, 897
1,104,965
787, 564
1,150,374
970, 440
65,128
190,375
68, 452
68,243
48,148
66, 073
385,483
274,371
462,117 j
94,153
18,792
240
M o l i n e , 111
City corporation...
School district
1, 516,051
1,050, 339
465, 712 |
902, 247
464,498
437,749
754,264
338, 840
415, 424
73, 201
73, 201
74, 782
52, 457
22,325
613, 804
585,841
27,963
241
Watertown, N . Y
1, 866, 495
1, 218,619
1,035, 788
93, 720
89, 111
647, 876
242
M u s k o g e e , Okla_
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t .
1, 490, 649
940, 222
550, 427
1, 235,235
715, 239
519,996
916,161
467,956
448, 205
86, 821
86, 821
232, 253
160, 462
71, 791
255, 414
224,983
30,431
243
244
245
L a Crosse, W i s
Newburgh, N . Y
Lynchburg, Va .
1, 741, 610
1,180, 531
1,363, 359
1, 056, 405
1, 017,837
1, 118, 603
880, 563
869,383
888, 232
64, 375
71, 857
75,388
111, 467
76, 597
154,983
685,205
162, 694
244, 756
238,100 !
246
C o l o r a d o Springs, Colo
C i t y corporation
School district
2,292,481
1, 080,145
1, 212, 336 |
1, 349,140
690, 598
658, 542
1,105, 821
473, 722
632, 099
83, 694
83, 694
159, 625
133,182
26, 443
943,341
389, 547
553, 794
494,137 |
__
..
1, 449, 569
1,153,803
1, 030, 936
9,293
113, 574
295, 766
167, 517
442,940
295, 111
147,829
64, 465
64, 465
158, 344
113, 715
44, 629
27,466
27, 059
407
__
787,182
240, 322 i
546, 860
. _
. . . . .
247
Pensacola, F l a
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t
__
_
_
.
Newport, R. I
248
.. _ _
1
2
__
__
693, 215
500, 350 1
192, 865
!
665, 749 i
473, 291 1
192, 458 1
1
291, 330
255, 579
519, 819
57, 702
424,143
189,661 '
2
1,379,494
731, 618
65,181
i
320, 595
17,475
53, 629
00
447,105
180,169
298,385
449, 204
128, 249
17,427
44, 893
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. 44.
Excess of payments for expenses and interest over revenue receipts.
OO
TABLE 5 . — P E R
CAPITA
REVENUE
R E C E I P T S AND S P E C I F I E D
GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS:
1924
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 31. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 26.
see Tables 3 and 4]
PER CAPITA GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS FOR—
PER CAPUA REVENUE RECEIPTS FROM—
Taxes
All
r e v e n u e s General
Special
property
Poll
SubvenSpecial
tions
assessm e n t s , F i n e s , g raan d s ,
nt
Busiforand
donaness
special feits,
tions,
and
and
non- charges escheats a n d
for
penbusioutsion
ness
lays
assesslicense
ments
00
For absolute amounts,
Highway
privileges,
rents,
and
interest
EarnEarnings of ingsl of
pub ic
general service
d e p a r t - enterm e n t s prises
All expenses
and
interest
Expenses of
general
departments
Expenses
of
public
service
enterprises
Per
capita
excess
of revenue
receipts
over
payI n t e r e s t ments
for expenses
and
interest
M
>
a
f
H
$58.09
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
68.60
65.42
47.17 i
45.93
43.81
I
II
III
IV
V
$37.30
$1.38
$0.12
$1.66
$3.70
$0.45
$3.09
$2.82
$1.56
$6.02
$45.32
$35.76
$3.50
44.67
41.26
30.25
28. 60
27.43
1.86
0.85
1.09
0.78
1.28
0.04
0.05
0.17
0.26
0.24
1.99
2.29
1.24
1.17
1.04.
3.40
4.18
3.40
4.36
4.30
0.48
0.41
0.47
0.42
0.43
3.01
5.15
2.64
2.82
2.50
4.47
2.44
1.54
1.21
0.94
1.77
2.12
1.28
1.15
1.16
6.93
6.65
5.09
5.15
4.50
54. 20
49. 81
36.86
34.82
33.77
42.45
39.38
29.20
27. 76
27.37
3.96
4.30
2.82
3.08
2.64
$6.06 J
7.79
6.13
4.84
3.98
3.76
$12.77
14.40
15.60
10.31
11.11
10.05
GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 500,000 A N D OVER
>
W
H
HH
O
XII
o
Q
M
1
9
3
4
R
fi
7
8
q
10
11
1?
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
Baltimore, M d
Boston, M a s s
Los Angeles, Calif. 1 Pittsburgh, P a
San Francisco, Calif
Buffalo, N . Y
._
$48.97
$73. 66
39.98
59.74 |
37.12
53.77
45.33
84.81
45.33
68. 80
31. 02
49.18
$3.93
0.03
51.73
80.01
36.64
53.14
0.80
9.08
64.05
60.25
62.03
50.95
41.35
41.47 """2.35"
$6.05
0.58
0.01
0.54
0.29
$2.17
2.66
0.35
1.52
1.11
3.40
$1.89
4.87
0.60
6.43
6.67
4.30
$0. 42
0.44
0.07
0.37
0.85
0.55
$4.67
2.17
1.66
3.23
0.40
1.15
$5.39
3.95
8.35
0.93
3.42
2.78
$0.89
2.03
1.93
3.15
2.77
1.84
1.42
0.50
1.62
0.73
0.03
0.48
1.39
1.41
3.62
5.86
0.89
2.81
5.31
5.47 j
0.65
3.20
1.57
0.87
1.82
3.46
0.65
0.17
0.30
1.71
4.13
4.30
2.36
2.01
1.61
1.85
1.42
2.02
4.73
6.14
4.96
$5.32
$62. 39
3.61
43.87
3.64
43. 98
59. 64
23.26
1 51.03
8.25
35.96
4.14
$12. 51
$11. 28
3.09
15 87
5.93
9.79
7.40
25.18
8.27 i 17.77
1.22
13. 23
$47.72
38. 56
36. 43
36. 96
37. 47
32. 01
$2.15
2.22
1.62
15.28
5.29
2.73
38.19 i
66.56
29.85
54. 35
1.93
3.47
6.40
8.74
13. 54
13. 45
56.40
46. 77
53. 98
47.14
36. 08
46. 65
3.11
4.76
2.37
6.16
5.93
4.96
7.65
13.48
8.05
9
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, Wis
Washington, D . O . .
Newark, N . J
Minneapolis, Minn..
N e w Orleans, L a
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
$65. 76
56.86
67.83
61.33
70.49
68.04
55.11
38.68
54.06
64.10
62.07
Kansas City, M o . .
Seattle, W a s h . i . . . .
Indianapolis, I n d . .
Rochester, N . Y__
Jersey C i t y , N . J . .
$43. 92
24.99
46.04
44.48
53.05
42.09
37.90
40.93
41.11
$0.10
"6." 26"
0.73
2
()
2.04
0.31
0.13
"6."03"
$3.33
0.81
2.34
6.56
2.59
1.12
$0.34
0.99
0.27
0.34
0.24
0.96
$3.48
19.59
5.58
3.27
2.07
2.49
3.13
$4.75
0.01
0.43
0.29
1.45
0.13
1.59
0.62
2.79
3.34
11.07
6.14
0.42
0.13
0.16
0.08
1.63
3.88
5.27
$1.23
5.13
2.60
0.77
1.81
3.13
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
24
25
26
27
28
Louisville, K y
Toledo, Ohio
Portland, Oreg.
D e n v e r , Colo
A k r o n , Ohio 1
29
30
31
32
33
Columbus, Ohio
Providence, R. I
St. P a u l , M i n n
O a k l a n d , Calif
Atlanta, Ga.1
34
35
36
37
38
Omaha, Nebr
B i r m i n g h a m , Ala
Worcester, M a s s
San Antonio, Tex
Dallas, Tex
39
40
41
42
43
Richmond, Va
Syracuse, N . Y
New Haven, Conn
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio
44
45
46
47
48
Norfolk, Va.i
Houston, Tex.LBridgeport, Conn.1
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
Hartford, Conn
$33. 89
$21.14
45.89
31. 08
54.89
27. 97
54.51 1 32.98
_
.
_. _
_
1
_.
.__
_
47.03 [
46.83
54.44
46.98
30.92
35. 01
32.07
26. 64
62.08
30.77
61.73
29.40
38.76
31.63
12. 49
42. 23
24. 50
25. 57
48.71
54.78
40.45
45.50
42.75
50.38
58.72 1
_
Per capita not computed.
43.12
57.58
46.66
36.34
51.55
$40. 78
41.01
47.12
39.10
25.33
37.08
$2.54
1.77
3.27
1.37
5.13
2.94
$3.68
0.34
7.20
6.18
5.88
11.53
5.66
50.17
40.88
5.96
. 3.33
4.94
1.63
2.07
1.64
0.20
4.54
6.02
37.43
55.12
60.89
33.70
46.55
46.69
0.07
2.12
2.78
3.65
6.45
11.41
16.63
8.98
1.18
$26.81
35. 36
39. 48
45.51
$22. 91
26.44
27.55
36.41
$1.46
2.70
5.25
5.03
$2. 44
6.23
6.69 !
4.07
$7.08
10.53
15.41
9.00
35.12
39.22
40. 28
33. 55 [
23.86
32.95
32.04
30.32
3.72
1.56
3.23
0.90
7.54
4.71
5.02
2.32
11.91
7.61
14.15
13. 41
$2.77
2.30
2.22
1.83
1.90
2.71
$18. 76
13.74
10.25
14.68
34.15
16.48
O F 100,000 T O 300,000
$2.52
1.72
0.92
1.44
$2.56
3.90
7.74
3.83
$0.17
0.41
0.80
0.48
$1.82
0.52
5.21
0.79
$1.00
2.26
1.62
3.94
$1.23
0.93
1.98
3.14
$3. 45
4.81
8.66
7.91
1.65
0.28
2.11
1.06
3.37
0.34
5.94
7.17
0.60
0.14
0.27
0.60
0.40
0.59
7.22
.06
2.99
3.04
1.90
0.69
1.12
1.64
1.33
1.15
5.70
5.53
3.46
0.59
0.95
4.68
0.24
0.35
0.17
7.79
5.51
0.99
0.35
0.78
0.39
1.35
0.12
0.14
0.37
0.95
4.07
2.07
2.77
3.11
2.44
0.98
1.13
0.53
1.62
1.09
0.95
3.25
0.61
1.87
16. 83
0.75
3. 87
0.15
5.25
47. 67
22. 55
47. 60
23.14
32. 00
29.16
18. 61
42. 67
19. 85
25. 47
9.93
0.60
1.47
0.08
2.30
8.58
3.34
3.46
3.21
4.23 i
14. 41
8.22
14.13
6.26
6.76
0.38
3.87
1.37
0.25
1.83
1.59
0.66
6.91
0.51
2.21
2.07
0.46
0.15
0.61
0.53
0.79
1.62
4.20
1.35
3.36
0.58
3.34
0.86
1.31
0.85
1.52
0.49
1.09
1.17
1.54
1.39
12.30
4.35
0.05
5.90
3.47
37. 70
42. 53
34.20'
37. 38
31. 00
26. 04
34. 04
31.39
27. 57
25.40
6.28
2.82
0.02
2.42
1.18
5.38
5.67
2.79 !
7.39
4.42
11. 01
12. 24
6.25
8.12
11. 74
1.97
0.10
5.14
1.48
0.98
0.67
0.43
0.87
1.61
1.29
1.48
1.87
3.41
5.84
30.40
46. 56 J
22. 06
0.85
2.13
5.07
6.21
4.56 I
19.98
12.16
$0.28
0.29
$0. 27
0.13
7.12 |
0. 71
25. 25
34. 33
34. 36
29. 29
31.12
0.24
1.52
0.47
0.48
35. 23
0.12
6.92
38.83
0.74
1.50
3.85
$4.48
2.43
4.98
2.30
7.41
5.20
1.80
$1.46
0.60
3.26
1.49
1.16
9.61
0.23
F o r explanation, see text discussion of T a b l e , 1, p . 13.
36.93
2 Less t h a n one-half of 1 c e n t .
]
TABLE 5 . — P E R
CAPITA
REVENUE
R E C E I P T S AND S P E C I F I E D
GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS:
1924—Continued
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically b y 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]
PER CAPITA GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS FOR—
PER CAPITA REVENUE RECEIPTS FROM—
Taxes
All
revenues^ General
Special
property
Poll
SubvenSpecial
tions
assessm e n t s , F i n e s , g raan d s ,
nt
Busiforand
donaness
feits,
special
tions,
and
and
non- charges escheats a n d
for
penbusioutsion
ness
lays
assesslicense
ments
00
For absolute amounts,
Highway
privileges,
rents,
and
interest
EarnEarnings of ingsl of i A l l e x pub ic
penses
general service
and
d e p a r t - enterm e n t s prises i n t e r e s t
Expenses of
general
departments
Expenses
of
public
service
enterprises
Per
capita
excess
of revenue
receipts
over
payI n t e r e s t ments
for expenses
and
interest
F
g
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
49
50
51
5?
53
54
55
56
57
58
$53.85
29.80
31.20
39.03
72.98
Grand Rapids, Mich._ .
Fort Worth, Tex
Seranton, P a
Paterson, N . J
Springfield, 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
Camden, N . J
59
60
61
6?
63
N e w Bedford, M a s s
Flint, Mich
Wilmington, Del .
Albany, N . Y
-
64
65
66
67
68
Cambridge, Mass
Kansas City, Kans _
Erie, Pa.3
Reading, P a _
_
Y o n k e r s , N . Y_
-_-
_
$34. 65
21.27
24.14
26.08
52.86
58.30
44.38
46.57
53.29
41.28
40.93
28.69
28.29
34.94
22.42
35.11
64.38 !
44.92
33.73 |
49.41
19.63
41.99
30.16
19.27
33.01
52.24
55.00 {
29.99 j
72. 62 1
$0.26
7.76
$0.93
0.09
0.60
0.19
0.24
10.10
0.19
0.49
0.12
3
>
a
>
$3. 38
2.23
2.99
3.98
1.77
$0.75
0.82
0.60
3.09
0.57
$2.13
1.27
0.73
1.25
2.92
$4.87
3.84
0.01
$0.52
0.08
0.31
2.95
0.19
$7.03
1.12
0.63
1.33
$0.52
0.29
0.37
0.10
0.27
0.46
1.53
1.07
0.20
3.79
9.08
0.75
4.83
0.29
2.26
0.55
0.12
0.44
0.18
0.35
0.74
3.77
6.31
1.39
3.19
0.75
2.95
0.68
0.99
3.62
1.13
1.48
1.18
1.35
0.63
0.28
0.28
0.24
0.77
0.91
1.67
0.92
4.25
1.50
2.97
0.90
0.32
0.53
0.52
0.14
5.32
1.88
2.34
6.56
3.15
1.66
1.05
0.52
1.41
0.67
1.29
1.91
1.59
0.22
0.17
$37. 23
25.36
30.03
39.20
54.37
$31.90
19. 60
28. 21
34. 71
47. 83
4.66
4.66
3.76 1
3.36
4.72 1
39.34
40. 70
35. 08
44.93
36.12
31.97
33.36
27. 50
38.14
29.45
2.34
2.17
3.31
1.93
2.73
2.16
4.36
4.19
5.29
3.48
6.03
28.33
21. 20
51.10
42.39
36.86
27. 08
27.73 1 21.23
42.75
33.47
2.32
2.65
5.09
2.68
4.44
4.80
6.07
4.69
3.82
4.84
6.79
13.28
8.06
6.00
6.67
5.01
6.53
6.18
11.34
1.90
8.27 !
5.72
11.55
4.71
$2.38
1.40
0)
0)
11.07
(2)
2.38
0.77
35.66
28.15
6.75
0.33
0.27
0.98
0.22
4.70
0.15
0.15
0.71
0.43
1.56
1.08
1.88
0.29
4.71 1
19.20 j
46.05
43.65 |
37.45
22.72
3.59
14.40
20.06
51.68
0.52
2.37
0.88
2.55
0.82
2.76
0.08
0.26
2.56
5.32
0.40
0.81
0.64
0.38
4.03
6.50 '
24.27 :
61.07 !
20.48
49.60
1.89
3.21
$2.95
$16. 62
4.45
4.36
1.82
1.17
2
4.49
0.16
4.20 1 18.61
5.20
4.04
5.65
4.06
4.51
18 96
3.68
11.49
8.36
5.16
H
w
a
o
o
H
TJ1
69
70
71
72
73
Lowell, M a s s
Duluth, Minn
T u l s a , Okla
E l i z a b e t h , N . J.» .
Spokane, Wash
74
75
76
77
78
79
Tacoma, Wash
_._
C a n t o n , Ohio
O k l a h o m a C i t y , Okla. 3
Lynn, Mass
Utica, N . Y
Waterbury, Conn.3
.
.
47.84 |
60. 28 |
66. 20 j
46.67
66.42 !
45.25
.
_.
31.10
34. 54
41.64
47.13 {
41.86 !
7.46
0.15
0,22
0.55
1.22
0.41
9.28
14.95
0.26
0.73
0. 63
2.48
2.57
2.56
0.24
0. 91
1.50
1.14
0.34
0.32
26. 83
0.24
2.14
0.59
8.21
0.92
2.17
22.67
32. 23
0.14
0.46
1.63
6.09
2.81
1.08
1.79
7.14
0.40
2.37
1.82
2.76
0.94
32.30
30.13
5.19
1.81
0.23
1.00
0.48
4.23
0.26
0.08
1.22
3.55
0.70
0.62
1.47
0.37
4.62
0.08
0. 60
0.66
44.40 j
41.34
33.38
37.09
30.00
25.45
4.03
6.64
2.08
3.34 (
4.71
5.85
5.56
35. 60
30.41
1.92
3.27
11.07
23.86
3.51
41.16
31.48
27.42
22.37
8.30
1.72
5.44
7.39
25. 26
13.77
39. 35
33. 71
33. 01
30. 72
3.13
3.22 I
2.99
7.78
8.15
$30. 55
26.87
46.40
35.70
42.13
$26.82
20.43
33.66
26.86
27.29
$1.29
2.16
6.32
6.91
9.29
$2.44
4.27
6.43 1
1.93
5.55 !
$8.23
13.16
43. 32
18.93
10.37
3.93 !
11.22
3.39
3.38
18.94
32.82
_..
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
Somerville, Mass..
El Paso, Tex
San Diego, Calif. _.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Jacksonville, Fla_.
$38.77
40.03
89.71
54.63
52.50
$27. 68
27.54
33.48
28.49
25.44
$3.38
10.85
1.26
$0.21
0.34
1.15
0.26
1.22
$0.85
3.40
31.70
11.80
2.10
$0.59
0.27
0.81
0.21
0.84
$1. 08
2.90
8.54
1.53
0.64
$0.12
0.47
1.19
0.45
1.49
$1. 24
0.77
1.72
0.60
0.90
$3.03 I
4.34 j
11.12 •
10.91 |
19. 66 |
0.16
2.09
0.49
0.87
3.28
0.39
1.41
5.13
0.89
0.32
0.30
0.22
0.04
0.46
0.38
1.25
4.77
1.64
3.13
0.76
0.34
0.32
0.51
0.23
0.32
0.75
0.79
0.69
1.12
0.78
3.26 I
2.42 I
4.43 |
5.08
3.19 j
43.17
43.84
25.45
33.01
21.20
37.15
38.30
20.60
24.24
17.21
3.03
1.85
2.99
2.75
2.00
2.99 '
3.69
1.85 \>
6.03
1.99
7.78
12.28
13.17
2 4.18
2.77
0.66
0.88
0.99
0.55
1.53
0.87
0.68
7.42
1.30
0.03
0.09
0.05
0.42
0.17
0.33
2.38 1
6.00 i
0.38
3.15
!
0.45
1.87
0.68
1. 68
0.46
0.23
0.19
1.31
0.38
0.31
2.34 '
6.83
0.15
3.44
2.98
21.18
48.69
29.15
29. 93
31.53
18.11
36.74
24.44
25.15
26.20
1.26
5.51
0.15
1.74
1.91
1.82
6.45
4.56
3.04
3.43
4.89
6.51
12.14
6.16
5.08
1.77
0.85
1.91
0.16
2.15
9.45
2.10
0.64
22.02
11.82
0.85
0.56
0.59
0.12
0.36
9.10
1.23
0.47
1.96
1.71
17. 08
0.41
1.02
0.65
1.45
1.11
0.89
1.60
1.08
0.43
10.43
0.07
3.30
4.57
0.05
49.28
26.57
22.97
34.49
24.82
40.26
25.18
16.93
28.06
23.31
5.31
0.03
2.13
3.35
0.03
3.71
1.36
3.92
3.08
1.48
32.52
5.23
5.26
30.60
17.64
Wilkes-Barre, Pa_.
35.82
27. 45
0.51
1.02
2.14
Sioux City, Iowa.
51.49
0.67
7.59
38.31
Rockford, 111
40.82
1.06
4.91
28.18
Portland, Me
51.32
0.79
0.72
37. 05
0.73
0.85
1
Gary, Ind
42.57 1
0.36
9.05
30.26
1
Less than one-half of 1 cent.
2
Per capita excess of payments for expenses and interest over revenue receipts.
3
Per capita not computed. For explanation, see text discussion of Table 1, p. ! 3
0.43
0.31
0.25
0.04
0.16
0.26
1.22
0.32
1. 57
0.18
0.58
0.74
1.79
1.54
0.79
0.05
4.01
3.13
5.79
0.19
27.65
31.62
30.07
43.50 !
32.74 1
25. -i 5
27. 55
25.58
34. 60
31.04
0.08
1.91
1.79
2.97
0.18
1.82
2.16
2.70
5.93
1.52 1
8.17
19.87
10.75
7.82
9.83
Lawrence, Mass
Schenectady, N. Y_
Evansville, Ind
Knoxville, Tenn
Savannah, Ga
_
33.03
42.85
25. 54
17.02
14.93
Allentown, Pa_.
Bayonne, N. J..
Wichita, Kans..
Harrisburg, P a .
Manchester, N. H_
26.07
55.20
41.29
36.09
36.61
17. 82
38. 62
29.93
25. 02
27. 08
Long Beach, Calif.
Peoria, 111
Tampa, Fla
South Bend, I n d . .
St. Joseph, Mo
100
101
102
103
104
50.95
56.12
38.62
28.84
23.97 i
81.79
31.80
28.23
65.10
42.46
32. 00
25. 70
18.46
34. 32
24. 50
$0.59
0.39
0.22
0.61
0.15
0.04
0.07
1.24
0.01
2.88
0.39
1.03
0.23
0.21
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0.63
1.19
2.24
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TABLE 5 . — P E R CAPITA REVENUE
R E C E I P T S AND S P E C I F I E D 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 a list of t h e cities a r r a n g e d a l p h a b e t i c a l l y b y States, w i t h t h e n u m b e r assigned to each, see p . 11.
see Tables 3 a n d 4]
PER
P E E CAPITA R E V E N U E RECEIPTS F R O M -
Taxes
All
revenues
Special
j assessBusi- m a e * t s >
ness ' aan<?
General Special
property
Poll
not fe
business
license !
*£
lavs
lays
Subventions
and
Fines,
grants,
fordonafeits,
tions,
and
lescheats a n d
pen
si on
assessments
1924—Continued
F o r a text discussion of t h i s table, see p . 26. F o r a b s o l u t e a m o u n t s ,
Highway
privileges,
rents,
and
interest
Earn- Earnings of ings of
general public
depart- service
ments enterprises
00
CAPITA G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S l
PAYMENTS FOR—
Per
capita
excess
of revenue
Exreceipts
Expenses
over
All ex- penses of]
payof
penses
general public Interest ments
and
depart- service
for exinterest
ments
penses
enterprises
and
interest
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105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
Binghamton, N . Y
Johnstown, P a
E a s t St. Louis, Ill_ _
Saginaw, M i c h
T e r r e H a u t e , I n d . __
$34.43
26.14
47.36
44.82
71.75
Hamtramck, Mich
L i t t l e Rock, A r k
Troy, N . Y
Charleston, S. C
115
116
117
118
119
120
1*1
1?9
193
124
Pawtucket, R . I
Hoboken, N . J
Passaic, N . J
Springfield, Ohio
Racine, W i s . .
Chattanooga, Tenn._.
Brockton, Mass
Altoona, P a . -
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$23. 08
14. 29
32. 98
19. 69
33. 55
48.29
37.26
27.96
44.24
39.89
32. 09
26. 47
20.00
30. 69
30. 89
40.69
70.04
43. 94
30.91
76. 55
29.
49.
32.
20.
99
82
54
46
16. 78
23.26
25. 86
38.40
19. 42
27.98
35. 99
54. 03
31.86 1 18.14
"$I.~6JT
~~$5.~21~
0.11
1.25
"""2.~02~
0.18
0.22
0.27
0.12
0.21
0.02
0.04
0.88
2.83
6.23
0.67
0.76
$0.16
2. 98
1.19
2.34
1.38
$3.34
4.64
3.38
2.89
12. 92
$0.70
1.09
0.06
0.71
0.74
$2. 49
1.20
3.28
2.63
13. 73
$0. 37
0.66
0.40
2.06
0.88
$0. 36
0.92
0.26
0.55
3.44
$3.92
0.16 |
4.79 1
13.85 ;
5.12 ]
$28. 21
21.87
39.76
37. 70
52. 93
$20. 55
19.35
33. 79
21. 84
41. 26
$4.70
0.19
1.94
9.38
4.29
$2.95
2.33
4.03
6.-47
7.38
$6. 22
4.27
7.60
7.13
18. 82
1.07
0.89
1.84
0.13
0.38
3.04
1.97
3. 22
3.80
4.03
0.31
0.72
0.36
0.23
0.25
4.75
3. 55
1.24
3.33
1.75
0.73
1.32
0.14
1.66
0.52
2.48
0.29
1.16
1.10
1.09
2.57!
0.01 '
35. 39
24.97
19.16
27. 31
26. 08
2.47
0.01
3.29 ;
0.79 |
39. 98
28. 50
21.94
33.44
28.48
2.12
3.52
2.77
3.54
1.72
8.31
8.76
6 02
10.80
11.40
0.31
3.25
1.61
1.07
0.18
0.93
2.54
2.07
2.29
4. 67
0.07
0.09
0.16
0.46
0.49
0.06
5.88
4.59
0.38
2.32
1.46
2.78
2.33
1.07
0.52
0.88
6.77
0.24
5.20 !
0.32
1.80 " 1 . 2 6 "
31.82
1.98
33.35
60.47
40.85
23. 58
53. 57
25.02
44.52
36.08
18.99
26. 50
3.07
4.84
1.33
22.13
5.26
11.11
4.77 i
3.26 j
4.94 j
7.33
9.57
3.09
7.33
22.98
0.48
0.79
0.03
0.31
1.02
1.63
0. 45
1.64
1. 36
4. 95
0.23
0.33
0.60
0.22
0.21
2.19
1.76
3.87
1.00
2.73
0.54
0.62
0.38
0.52
0.38
0.49
0.99
1.70
3.68
1.05
18.62
30.13
25. 75
42. 02
25. 22
15. 83
25.42
20.15
35.96
21.42
0.01
1.84
0.41
2.24
1.39
2.74
2.87
5.19
3.82
2.41 i
4.63
8.27
2.23
12.00
6.64
0.03 j
4.78 1
0.35
4.04
2. 62 |
2.60
0.68
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127
128
129
New Britain, Conn
Highland Park, Mich
M o b i l e , Ala
Berkeley, Calif
Springfield, 111... .
130
131
132
133
134
Bethlehem, P a
H u n t i n g t o n , W . Va
Holyoke, Mass
Lincoln, N e b r
Winston-Salem, N . C .
135
136
137
138
139
Cicero, Ill_ _
Quincy, Mass
E a s t Orange, N . J_
P o r t s m o u t h , Va___
Covington, K y
140
141
142
143
144
M a c o n , G a _ . _.
Roanoke, Va
Jackson, Mich
Shreveport, L a
Wheeling, W. Va
145
146
147
148
149
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y
Lancaster, P a .
F r e s n o , Calif
Augusta, Ga
P a s a d e n a , Calif... _
150
151
152
153
154
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
Topeka, Kans
Davenport, Iowa
Atlantic City, N . J
Kalamazoo, Mich
155
156
157
158
159
W i c h i t a Falls, Tex.3
Newton, Mass
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
0.12
41.20 I
61.84
24.12
46.90
45.68
23.10
28.03
36.15
31.25
17.25
10.37
20.89
35.20
32.19
13.72
18.44
4.41
0.11
0.08
30.43 1
30.97
35.23
51.21
42.08
...
35. 28
42.24
77.06
51. 58
35. 83
36.41
5K65
52.50
26.47
28.66
...
31.74
42. 20
13.94
28.69
25. 84
0.32
17.37
20.17
19.94
25.06
31.31
0.02
0.13
0.35
2.88
0.72
0.48
0.71
3.62
0.56
3.03
4.53
0.60
0.72
0.54
0.19
0.62
0.77
1.97
1.39
10.09
1.17
0.93
1.65
0.65
1.00
0.71
1.42
4.61
0.29
3.14
0.84
3.76 [
6.73
3.75
0,04
11.48
31.59 I
46. 94
22. 74
36.55
32.18
27.13
39.23
17.65
33. 69
24.25
1.22
2.58
2.08
0.06
5.88
3.23
5.13
3.01
2.81
2.04 i
9.62
14.89
1.38
10.35
13.49
1.50
0.24
0.67
0.21
0.10
0.42
0.55
0.11
0.51
1.02
0.72
11.64
0.19
7.61
5.35
0.62
0.67
0.53
0.34
0.91
2.70
0.04
1.48
2.12
4.17
0.95
0.61
0.91
0.67
1.30
0.34
0.18
1.65
0.87
1.39
4.93
0.28
25.00
7.99
4.33
25.32
25. 30
60. 51
35.88
29.54
18. 84
23.26
41. 58
25.34
19. 54
1.38
0.23
15.42
6.83
1.83
5.09
1.80 !
3.51 i
3.71 i
8.16
9.96
16.94
16.55
15.70
6.29
2.80
0.20
2.83
2.57
1.85
7.90
1.45
3.35
0.09
0.02
0.14
0.04
0.29
0.23
1.22
1.49
4.57
1.38
1.58
0.38
0.81
3.24
2.28
0.30
0.15
2.23
0.99
0.30
0.23
3.05
5.20
5.02
5.77
5.94
25.90
44.72 i
42.18
27.49 1
22.93 •
21.17
38.03
34.05
16.35
17.49
2.33
2.06
3.25
3.00
2.87
2.40 |
4.63 !
4.88
8.14
2. 57
10.51
6.93
10. 32
i 1. 02
5. 72
2.77
4.45
0.14
3.08
0.89
0.29
0.29
5.19
10.77
2.44
0.77
1.52
0.23
1.11
0.53
1.30
1.43
2.51
2.40
0.18
0.85
0.81
0.87
1.61
2.04
1.47
0.91
3.01
2.27
0.31
5.61
0.85
3.34
4.74
4.17
24. 25
26.39
28.12
33.18
31. 35
19.62
22. 66
22. 83
24.96
24. 88
2.87
0.31
2.04
2.37
2.25
1.76
3.42
3.25
5.84
4.22
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6.19
4.57
7.10
18.03
10.73
2.19
0.27
2.20
2.83
1.30
4.84
0.91
5.93
2.15
12.68
0.40
0.05
1.25
0.50
1.49
5.15
2.36
13.60
2.29
10.76
2.15
0.50
0.33
0.41
1.30
0.49
0.52
1.26
2.77
4.60
4.29
5.23
0.11
4.73
36.68
45.05 j
22.45
44. 35
33.22
78.09
34.97
17.62
41.49
27. 59
51. 31
1.94
3.29
0.11
2.51
21.73
8.14
1.54
2.75 1
3.11 1
5.05
19. 47
2.30
10.66
8.09
36. 04
1.44
0.72
0.67
6.43
0.20
6.61
3.87
13.72
0.16
3.05
0.81
0.29
0.34
0.17
0.35
0.53
0.36
0.83
7.93
2.56
1.98
0.81
0.60
8.13
0.66
0.40
0.71
1.15
2.10
1.87
3.74 i
5.36
0.35 1
7.03
4.22
41.95 i
31. 55
32.37 1
95.27
33. 31
29.40
25.41
29.60
77. 25
27.24
3.53
3.40
0.37
4.39
2.73
9.03
2.73
2.40
13. 63
3.34 I
13.99
13. 52
21. 57
11.10
14.72
0.54
0.20
1.95
0.43
3.58
1.27
3.84
3.38
0.11
0.18
0.28
0.35
1.95
0.95
6.33
0.95
1.31
1.03
0.54
0.26
1.33
1.77
0.68
0.79
4.72
3.31
7.35
3.57
61.81
37.30
30. 90
28. 90
53. 93
31.69
20. 54
23. 76
2.32
1.65
4.61
2.14
0.82
6.52
0.16
0.09
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0.31
6.17
0.20
64.53
24.75
55.00
41.31
114.13
__ __ __
0.23
42.13
14. 70
30. 34
25. 63
45.33
2.89
55.95 1
45.07
53.94
106. 37
48.03
40.24
32.94
36. 30
74.18
35.12
0.20
73.68
47.53
44.66
44.16 1
51. 53
33.74
23. 53
34.42
0.19
0.24
(2)
8.05
4.41
0.05
0.57
0.66
0.11
Per capita excess of payments for expenses and interest over revenue receipts.
2 Less than one-half of 1 cent.
3 Per capitas not computed. For explanation, see text discussion of Table 1, p. 13.
5.56
3.96
5.75
3.01
II. 87
10.24
13. 76
15.26
TABLE 5 . — P E R CAPITA R E V E N U E
R E C E I P T S AND S P E C I F I E D
GOVEKNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS:
1924—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. 26.
see Tables 3 and 4]
PER CAPITA GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS FOR—
PER CAPITA REVENUE EECEIPTS FROM-
Taxes
All
revenues! General
property Special
Poll
Special
assessBusi- ments,
and
ness
special
and
charges
nonfor
busioutness
license lays
Subventions
and
Fines, grants,
fordonafeits,
tions,
:and
and
escheats pension
assessments
For absolute amounts,
Highway
Earn- E a r n f
privi- inslof Ii n g s o "
m g s oi n i l i , i i n
leges, general public
rents, depart-'
and
inter- ments
est
Ml expenses
and
interest
Expenses of
general
departments
Expenses
of
public
service
enterprises
Per
capita
excess
of revenue ^
receipts
over
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M
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
Woonsocket, R . I
McKeesport, P a
Bay City, Mich
Hammond, Ind
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M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
170
171
172
173
174
Beaumont, Tex
175
176
177
178
179
Charleston, W . V a
Medford, M a s s
Perth Amboy, N . J
Pittsfield, M a s s
Stockton, Calif..
Chelsea, M a s s
_-
_
$48.50
53.54
30.20
48.49
25.96
$33. 22
33. 74
21.15
24. 51
17.49
42.78
36.48
36.25
52.21
86.62
Haverhill, Mass
Oak P a r k , 111 __
N e w Castle, P a
Kenosha, Wis_
York, P a
26.97
28.06
20. 60
31. 98
31.96
63*31
43.13
31.90
45.31
46.37
43.12
27. 62
21.02
23. 57
34. 00
47.19
47.68 1
44.76 S
44.31
54.42 I
33.64
35.49
27.62
29.57
30.09
$5.35
$0.61
-----8.42
0.67
0.29
0.38
0.20
2.48
1.10
0.14
4.50
0.66
3.64
0.09
6.76
0.16
0.60
0.01
0.57
$1.67
3.56
2.31 i
2.38
1.29
$5.82
16.51
6.30
14.37
5.48
5.24
2.30
3.60
7.85
3.47
2.59
8.02
2.71
5.77
2.92
16.16
1.98
5.33
11.77
52.13
47.13
31. 06
17.84
23.39
38. 32
3.44
3.31
3.51
o.33
1.09
7.74 !
3.49
4.99
5.13 |
4.94
5.00
5.28
5.56
13.47
2.02
23. 65
30.71
25.95
28.83
34.89
0.20
1.72
5.09
0.58
0.14
3.45
3.71
7.05
2.84
19.89
11.54
6.67
12.05
15.40
$0.26
2.80
0.83
0.77
0.93
$0.38
9.72
1.04
6.38
1.32
$0.09
0.54
0.73
0.42
0.18
$1.26
0.89
3.49
1.42
2.78
$0.76
0.90
0.44
0.95
1.67
$38.99
30.11
21. 59
30.12
19. 20
$2.03
3.36
0.39
0.28
0.19
0.11
0.57
7.28
0.51
3.05
1.21
46.02
0.31
0.02
1.57
0.11
0.18
1.12
0.13
3.06
3.64
2.29
0.33
2.06
1.43
1.50
0.29
18. 79
24.18
24. 61
26.82
28.10
0.56
0.93
0.19
0.32
0.23
1.93
2.10
1.05
0.02
0.15
0.21
0.28
0.33
0/37
0.26
5.54
3.59
2=16
9.53
1.09
1.45
0.65
1.29
1.95
0.87
0.70
0.12
1.08
0.11
2.01
6.65
1.37
1.85
1.93
5.73
0.67
0.13
0.23
0.15
1.56
3.46
1.00
2.74
1.02
11.08
1.14
0.71
2.19
0.12
2.21
0.60
0.99
0.42
0.71
1.05
1
1.62
3.99 1
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M o n t g o m e r y , Ala
M a d i s o n , Wis__
Greensboro, N . C
Lexington, K y
36.76
28.69
65.82
28.55
32.02
20.84
11. J.5
46.24
13.77
23.23
E a s t Chicago, I n d
Pueblo, Colo__.
Pontiac, Mich
Fitchburg, Mass
46.92
48.56
55.02
48.12
73.74
29.68
25.90
39.31
31.16
59. 86
52.58
57.93
61.77
26.97
30.51
36.74
40.27
14.78
17.21
20.22
29.39
71.10
55.90
67.48
51.12
21.00
51.04
28.32
34.32
32.74
Waco, Tex
Everett, Mass
Springfield, M o
Muncie, Ind
L o r a i n , Ohio__
38.18
48.32
23.05
35.14
50.27
27.90
33.32
17.50
26.14
31.26
Chicopee, M a s s
Dubuque, Iowa
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h _ _
C o l u m b i a , S. C
Joliet, 111
54.57
43.07
41.09
33.28
42.92
29.69
28.29
31.74
20.13
24.00
8.18
Superior, Wis__
Stamford, C o n n
A u r o r a , IU__
Taunton, Mass
43.93
50.38
36.06
52.85
43.40
32.18
45.77
21.80
25.22
27.22
1.65
0.23
32.19
35.02
38.06
47.93
48.20
20.92
19.87
0.34
24.96
23.70
29.63 "~"6."2l"
N e w Rochelle, N . Y . Salem, M a s s
E v a n s t o n , 111
S a n Jose, Calif. _
Butte, Mont__
W e s t H o b o k e n , N . J_
Williamsport, Pa
Brookline, Mass
Jamestown, N. Y
H a m i l t o n , Ohio
Muskegon, Mich
___
C o u n c i l Bluffs, I o w a R o c k I s l a n d , 111
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
Q u i n c y , 111
Austin, Tex
New Brunswick, N . J
0.13
2.65
0.09
0.23
6.42
3.31
0.59
5.84
0.62
0.31
0.41
0.04
11.90
1.44
0.27
5.29
1.15
0.51
0.70
0.22
0.16
0.23
0.72
0.22
6.21
0.04
0.54
0.16
1.27
5.25
0.86
1.76
3.05
4.89
3.20
4.86
2.88
1.47
0.48
1.00
0.17
0.45
0.29
0.45
2.48
1.70
2.85
1.84
1.58
0.13
1.67
2.26
1.08
1.30
1.25
2.09
0.97
0.82
5.81
4.24
5.60
3.52
0.24
3i.93
27.62
46.00
22.87
27.34
18.66
19.40
37.87
16.45
24.61
2.58
2.51
2.95
3.51
0.08
10.68 |
5.71
5.19
2.91
2.66 I
0.66
0.50
0.22
0.32
0.83
14.21
7.24
3.54
0.64
2.06
0.93
0.26
0.12
0.24
1.59
3.89
2.16
1.11
5.39
0.37
0.96
0.90
0.64
0.80
0.18
0.45
2.99
3.30
1.20
5.64
3.82
0.03
27.52
39.03
36.68
41.99
66.59
25.87
26.07
27.54
36.38
61.47
6.89
3.41
2.37
0.01
1.65
6.07 ]
5.73
3.24
5.11
0.10
2.74
0.89
0.41
1.56
0.28
4.88
29.40
3.33
0.95
0.15
0.30
1.30
1.88
0.01
1.06
1.02
12.07
2.83
5.36
0.59
0.89
0.69
0.74
1.74
2.45
1.43
2.64
0.15
0.32
4.75
6.41
41.85
46.03
32.70
24.06
28.92
36.30
39.19
30.80
20.25
25.79
2.79
3.51
0.81
0.16
1.22
1.29
0.25
1.28
0.26
3.67
5.57
4.37
0.23
0.06
0.52
0.58
0.62
3.24
1.15
3.64
0.90
2.83
0.48
0.24
0.28
0.81
4.20
0.86
1.57
2.32
0.51
1.82
0.33
4.21
14.48
23.21
4.29
22.89
60.88
42.39
42.46
35.94
21.43
54.19
31.51
19.17
28.53
0.03
3.00
6.69
16.55
3.07
1.43
3.68
4.18 |
6.73
4.34
0.21
0.12
1.77
0.06
0.91
0.53
0.51
5.18
5.55
0.42
0.38
0.21
0.10
1.81
3.00
1.86
1.93
1.82
3.62
0.94
0.52
0.36
0.28
1.32
0.59
1.18
0.46
0.77
0.35
5.12
4.42
0.09
0.64
5.22
32.34
42.22
21.68
24.16
37.05
25.20
35.87
20.32
21.89
26.53
2.93
1.74
0.09
0.49
2.73
4.21
4.61
1.27 I
1.78
7.79
0.11
0.48
0.05
2.92
1.44
1.07
7.45
1.67
1.08
9.29
0.25
0.40
0.27
1.11
0.39
1.17
0.70
2.49
1.18
1.66
0.43
0.17
0.38
0.41
0.65
0.7D
1.12
1.46
0.44
0.46
12.27
4.46
3.02
5.79
5.04
38.71
28.94
29.76
28.09
32.70
28.50
23.45
26.06
20.07
26.11
7.95
1.91
1.93
3.48
3.36
3.i
1.77 I
4.55
3.23
1.93
0.44
1.09
0.20
0.32
3.70
0.66
5.86
0.25
7.11
1.75
0.32
0.24
0.12
0.08
1.94
0.77
1.27
1.23
0.60
0.59
0.86
0.60
1.14
0.58
0.20
1.28
1.37
1.88
1.28
3.83
16.07
6.05
34.90
41.83
26.71
43.49
29.34
32.49
37.69
21.38
28.36
23.89
3.62
11.01
3.16
4.14
1.71
4.12 I
2.30
0.39
1.62
0.54
0.11
1.34
5.86
2.46
4.46
0.51
0.75
0.25
0.28
0.08
1.16
2.27
1.11
3.11
3.13
0.13
0.56
0.92
0.77
2.36
0.40
1.30
0.53
1.33
1.96
2.82
5.86
5.30
18.63
5.92
20.87
26.97
25.94
35.60
42.68
17.15
18.83
21.47
22.75
33.17
1.63
3.22
3.26
8.41
4.15
3.57
2.77
3.33
1.89
3.81
3.13
2.26 I
2.42 I
2.09
4.92 I
1.21
4.44
5.35 I
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TABLE
5.—PER
CAPITA
REVENUE
R E C E I P T S AND S P E C I F I E D G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T
PAYMENTS:
1924—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 . 26.
see Tables 3 and 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
CITY
City number
All
revenues
G e n e r a l Special
property
Poll
SubSpevencial
tions
assessand
Fines, grants,
Busi- m e n t s ,
fordonaand
ness
feits,
tions,
special
and
and
non- charges escheats a n d
penfor
busision
outness
assesslays
license
ments
For absolute amounts,
Highway
privileges,
rents,
and
interest
EarnEarnings of ingslof
pub ic
general
d e p a r t - service
m e n t s enterprises
All expenses
and
interest
ExExpenses
penses of
of
general p u b l i c
d e p a r t - service
ments
enterprises
Per
capita
excess
of revenue
receipts
over
payInterest ments
for expenses
and
interest
GROUP V — CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
?,?,0
??1
999
??,3
994
99^
?,?,6
Waterloo, I o w a .
Easton, P a
Ogden, U t a h
D a n v i l l e , 111 __.
Wilmington, N . C
??9
Auburn, N . Y
Kokomo, I n d
Newport News, V a .
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Hazleton, P a
?30
?3I
?3?,
?,33
?M
Orange, N . J
Amsterdam, N . Y
Petersburg, Va
Norristown, P a
Waltham, Mass
?3P
?36
?37
Lewiston, M e
Green B a y , W i s
Columbus, Ga
Oshkosh, Wis
Sheboygan, Wis
__
9<?7
99S
988
239
--
__ _. .
$31.92
25.95
21.79
19.68
20.40
35.71
36.06
29.46
44.75
27.29
.__
$56.03
32. 60
45.41
40.24
28.73
21.65
20.31
22. 62
29. 35
19.30
$0.34
1.19
$6.03
0.51
1.00
0.01
1.49
0.14
0.12
1.40
41. 58
23. 67
39.88
21.87
28.00
17.33
20.79 1 13.44
47.01
32. 83
0.05
1.37
0.08
6.24
2.83
0.52
24.75
43.55
36.00
49.52
49.14 1
0.21
1.33
0.54
17.42
30. 66
19.38
33.14
29.73
0)
0.23
2.86
1.85
$0.37
0.91
0.74
0.71
2.33
$15. 99
1.14
0.04
2.75
0.88
0.24
2.07
12.97
$32.87
27.47
33. 66
19.63
27.42
$26. 25
25.39
25. 06
17.69
20.09
$2.53
0.88
0.64
0.61
1.86
0.80
32.19
4.59
17.85
0.27
0.23 | 25.31
5.33
36.34
22. 84
27.18
16. 58
20.55
30. 07
20. 49
3.53
0.78
1.80
0.76
0.37
0.65
0.20
0.71
0.43
1.17
4.00
4.67 1
2.67
0.08
4.20
0.44
0.76
0.29
0.82
0.71
1.27
1.88
4.57
1.19
0.27
2.67
4.73
5.14
5.88
5.63 1
$0.70
0.20
0.69
0.40
0.26
$0.53
2.94
7.47
1.17
0.04
$0.16
0.76
0.39
0.05
0.27
$1.01
0.55
0.94
0.74
0.77
2.33
1.66
0.06
0.10
0.76
O.lo
0.23
3.91
1.44
1.37
2.67
3.32
0.40
0.15
0.99
0.71
0.35
2.12
4.88
3.18
0.33
0.19
2.43
2.65
0.19
0.31
0.19
0.02
0.10
0.37
0.07
0.26
5.11
3.35
1.67
2.56
1.03
0.20
0.98
3.43
0.88
0.97
0.07
0.46
0.87
2.71
8.12
0.38
0.44
0.93
0.19
0.19
1.55
2.34
1.16
1.87
1.67
8.95
17.50
0.75
$5. 00
0.09
4.43
3.38
$4.08
2.08
6.93
1.93
4.89
$23.16
5.13
11.74
20.61
1.31
3.34
0.26
0.08
2.37
1.67
1.00
4.69
3.89
2.35
3. 52
18.21
4.15
8.41
4.45
37. 03
30. 90
30.62
26. 06
26.35 | 19.32
17.11
15.43
38. 52
32.90
1.81
3.04
2.55
0.05
2.67
4.32
1.52
4.48
1.63
2.95
4.55
9.26
1.65
3.69
8.48
20.93
35. 42
27.35
41.83
33.42 1
1.32
1.99
1.93
5.73
2.07
1.74
4.32
2.03
1.45
2.00
3.83
8.13
8.65
7.70
15.72
17.86
29.11
23. 39
34. 64
29.35
1.68
2.45
240
241
242
243
Oo 244
M o l i n e , Til
Watcrtown, N . Y
M u s k o g e e , Okla_
L a Crosse, W i s
Newburgh, N . Y
40.32
15.02
49.15
49.42
39.40
24.21
1.29
29.34
34.18
24. 95
r
Lynchburg, Va
Colorado Springs, Colo
Newport, R. I
Pensacola, F l a
46./0
59.74
45.57
27.04
23.48
40.64
40.93
17.47
|
245
246
247
IsD 248
j
fia
l
2
0.43
0.96
0.95
0.67
1.28
1.83
2.31
1.99
0.09
0.40
0.13
0.23
6.75
0.76
0.37
2.47
0.75
4.09
4.31
1.53
1.37
7.06
0.44
i
27.43
37.58
39.02
34.73
33.47
22.93
31.94
28.94
28.95
28.59
2.23
2.89
2.74
2.12
2.36
2.27
2.75
7.34
3.66
2.52
12.89
* 22. 56
10.13
14.70
5.92
7.22 j
8.27
0.08 1
3.13 j
30.87
44.81
41.02
25.33
29.27
36.73
36.65
16.85
2.48
2.78
0.33
2.45
5.11
5.30
4.04
6.02
9.83
14.92
4.56
1.71
0.18
0.21
0.69
0.16
0.15
1.20
3.39
2.33
2.23
3.40
0.09
0.51
2.74
1.31
0.50
2.50
1.41
2.16
1.15
1.07
3.45
4.68
6.84
3.11
4.52
0.62
0.22
0.06
1.51
1.83
0.68
0.43
0.65
1.75
0.49
2.58
0.39
3.20
1.61
1.00
0.74
!|
'
';
Less t h a n one-half of 1 c e n t .
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 revenue receipts.
CO
CO
T A B L E 6 . — P E R C E N T DISTRIBUTION, BY PRINCIPAL CLASSES, OF R E V E N U E RECEIPTS AND GOVERNMENTAL-COST P A Y M E N T S :
1924
[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]
P E R CENT OF R E V E N U E RECEIPTS OBTAINED F R O M -
SubvenSpecial]
tions
assess-) Fines, and
Busi- ments : for- grants,)
donaand
ness
feits, tions,
General:
and special
prop- (Special! Poll non- jchargesl and es- and
cheats penerty
busi- i for out-)
sion
ness | lays
assesslicense
ments
Taxes
Grand total.
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
II
III
IV
V-
High- Earnway
ings
priviof
leges, genrents, eral
and
deinter- partest ments
Per
cent of
reveEarn- nue reings ceipts
reof
pub- ! quired
for
lie
service meetenter-1 ing exprises j penses
Per
Per |cent of|
cent of| revereve- !|nue re-j
nue re-1 ceipts
ceipts I available
required for outlays
for
meet- and
ing in- other
terest purposes
P E R CENT OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS R E P R E S E N T E D B Y —
Payments for-
Expenses
of general departments
Ex
pensesi
of
public' Interservice] est
enterprises
64.2
2.4
0.2
2.9
6.4
0.8
5.3
4.9
2.7
10.4
67.6 I 10.4
22.0
54.1
5.3
9.2
65.1
63.1
64.1
62.3
62.6
2.7
1.3
2.3
1.7
2.9
o.i !
0.1 i
0.4
0.6 I
0.5 I
2.9
3.5
2.6
2.6
2.4
5.0
6.4
7.2
9.5
9.8
0.7
0.6
1.0
0.9
1.0
4.4
7.9
5.6
6.2
5.7
6.5
3.7
3.3
2.6
2.1
2.6
3.2
2.7
2.5
2.7
10.1
10.2
10.8
11.2
10.3
67.6
66.8
67.9
67.1
68.5
11.4
21.0
23.8
21.8
24.2
22.9
55.1
57.0
51.5
50.9
54.8
5.1
6.2
5.0
5.6
5.3
8.5
7.3
7.5
15.3
26.5
18.2
29.7
25.9
26.9
57.0
1 60.8
] 58.1
! 39.5
46.2
1 70.0
2.6
3.5
2.6
16.3
26.2 ! 55.1
16.8
65.9
32.7 1 38.8
12.0 j 66.0
22.4
49.2
13.0
61.0
12.0
9.4
10.3
8.7
8.6
GROUP I— CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
New York, N . Y . . . .
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, Pa
Detroit, MiQb
Cleveland, Ohio = —
St. Louis, Mo
66.5
66.9
69.0
53.4
65.9
63.1
Baltimore, Md
Boston, Mass
Los Angeles, Calif...
Pittsburgh, Pa
San Francisco, Calif.
Buffalo, N . Y
70.8
66.4
51.0
79.5
68.6
66.8
6.7
C1)
1.6 ;
6.9 :
6.1 ,
i
1.6
11.3
_„,.
_ 3.8
2.6
8.2
1.1
7.6
9.7
8,7
0.6
0.7
0.1
0.4
1.2
1.1
2.8 ;
0.6
4.5 I
1.0 ,
5.3 !
2.5 !
3.1
0.9
12.8
1.4
3.0
5.6
0.1
0.6
2.0
1.0
0.3
0.5
2.9 j
5.3
(>)
6.7
0.5
_
4.5 '
0.7 !
1.8 i
6.3 !
3.6 ]
7.3
6.7
3 . 1 I 15.5
3.8 ! 1.1
0.6
5.0
2.3 | 5.7
2.7 ;
1.8 I
3.7
2.7
7.0
7.3
2.2
3.7
3.3
2.6
1.2
3.4
3.6
3.7
4.0
3.7
1.7
3.5
3.0
2.9
2.4
3.3
7.2
6.0
6.8
27.4
12.0
8.4
10.3
6.8
20.7
7.4
10.2
8.0
67.7
68.3
70.8
61.6
62.1
70.6
61.4
72.3
61.9
78.4
67.8
79.0
17.0
5.2
11.0
8.7
12.0
2.5
12.4
10.9
5.4
9.6
9.8
8.0
6.5
6.0
3.6
4.2
4.3
6.5
3.1
14.9 |
4.9 i
9.5 i
7.9
in o
2.7
25.5
30.9
29.9
36.3
11. 8 1
10.6 :
4.5 1
8.6 !
8.1 j
6.5 !
29.5
19.3
44.8
21.1
36.2
29.4
37 n
21.4
87.9
94.1
85.7
90.6
«A Q
QsotJP II.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 300,000 TO 500,000
Milwaukee, Wis
Washington, D. C._
Newark, N. J
Minneapolis, Minn.
New Orleans, La
Cincinnati, Ohio
66.8
44.0
67.9
72.5
75.3
61.9
Kansas City, Mo..
Seattle, Wash
Indianapolis, I n d .
Rochester, N . Y . Jersey City, N . J..
70.2
43.7
70.1
63.9
66.2
0.6
0.5
-_._
1.1
C1)
3.2
0.5
-. 6.2
. 0.4
1.9
9.0
3.8
1.2
2.6
4.6
5.1
1.4
3.4
10.7
3.7
1.6
0.5
1.7
0.4
0.6
0.3
1.4
5.3
34.5
8.2
5.3
2.9
3.7
2.2
1.1
4.8
2.4
1.6
14.1
4.2
4.0
3.3
3.0
2.7
4.0
6.8
4.3
7.3
3.8
10.5
7.6
65.9
75.2
74.3
66.0
43.2
58.8
5.6
0.6
10.6
10.1
8.3
16.9
28.5
24.2
15.1 j
23.9
48.5
24.3
57.0
74.0
61.5
55.8
51.5
59.1
3.5
3.2
4.3
2.0
10.4
4.7
5.1
0.6
9.4
8.8
11.9
18.4
34.3
22.2
24.8
33.4
26.2
17.8
91.9
102 5
88.5
87.6
143.2
108.5
5.7
7.2
0)
2.6
13.0
20.5
9.6
0.7
0.2
0.6
0.2
0.3
0.1
2.9
4.4
3.0
6.0
8.5
4.9
0.6
1.4
2.4
6.2
3.3
2.2
3.0
3.2
2.6
10.3
35.1
0.4
7.1
9.7
85.0
60.3
62.5
75.9
79.7
6.0
11.0
6.8
10.1
18.4
9.0 !
28.7 !
30.7
14.0
1.9
67.1
35.5
52.5
63.6
56.6
9.8
21.2
0.1
2.9
3.4
5.5
10.3
5.7
8.8
13.8
17.7
32.9
41.7
24.7
26.1
90.4
94.1
84.2
87.6
75.3
•0. 4
0.2
0.1
1.1
4.3
5.4
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
25
26
?,7
?fl
Louisville, K y
T o l e d o , Ohio
P o r t l a n d , Oreg
D e n v e r , Colo
Akron, Ohio
62.4
67.7
51.0
60.5
67.7
?9
30
31
32
33
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
Providence, R. I
St. Paul, M i n n
O a k l a n d , Calif
Atlanta, Ga
„
65.7
74.7
58.9
56.7
51.5
'"b'¥
34
35
36
37
38
Omaha, Nebr._
Birmingham, A l a . .
Worcester, M a s s
San Antonio, Tex
Dallas, Tex
51.0
40.6
68.4
83.4
66.0
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39
40
41
42
43
Richmond, Va
Syracuse, N . Y
N e w Haven, Conn
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio
44
45
46
47
48
Norfolk, V a
Houston, Tex
Bridgeport, Conn
Youngstown, Ohio..
Hartford, Conn
_
.„_
__
51.8
62.7
84.9
64.4
72.8
....
_„_
...
_
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63.9
74.8
91.4
69.9
66.1
7.4
3.7
1.7
2.6
2.3
0.6
0.3
0.6
0.6
6.7
0.5
2.8
1.2
1.0
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0.2
6.2
0.2
11.8
0.9
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7.5
8.5
14.1
7.0
10.7
0.5
0.9
1.4
0.9
1.3
5.4
1.1
9.5
1.4
1.1
3.0
4.9
2.9
7.2
4.0
3.6
2.0
3.6
5.8
1.5
10.2
10.5
15.8
14.5
11.2
71.9
63.5
59.7
76.0
60.1
7.2
13.6
12.2
7.5
18.4
20.9
22.9
28.1
16.5
21.5
61.0
49.3
39.9
41.8
45.2
3.9
5.0
7.6
5.8
18
6.5
11.6
9.7
4.7
14.7
28.7
34.0
42.8
47.7
37.2
90.2
85.6
79.5
62.6
79.9
3.5
0.6
3.9
2.3
6.7
7.2
0.7
10.9
15.3
13.3
1.3
0.3
0.5
1.3
2.8
0.8
1.3
13.3
19.3
2.7
6.4
6.5
3.5
1.5
2.5
2.4
3.5
2.5
2.5
1.8
12.1
11.8
6.4
1.2
18.0
58.6
73.7
64.8
66.5
68.1
16.0
10.1
9.2
4.9
6.5
25.4
16.2
26.0
28.6
25.4
39.9
60.6
45.8.
63.9
54.7
6.2
2.9
4.6
1.9
4.4
12.6
8.7
7.2
4.9
5.7
41.2
27.8
42.4
29.3
35.2
78.8
86.2
77.8
98.9
86.9
1.5
15.2
0.4
1.2
0.4
12.6
17.9
1.6
1.2
2.0
0.6
4.4
0.2
0.5
1.0
1.5
13.2
3.3
9.4
8.0
3.9
3.2
1.8
1.8
4.2
1.8
3.1
5.3
2.1
4.8
27.1
2.4
6.3
0.5
13.5
63.0
62.4
71.5
67.8
71.7
13.8
10.9
5.6
10.9
10.9
23.2
26.7
22.9 !
21.3 i
17.4 |
38.4
54.9
63.0
57.1
57.7
13.1
1.8
2.2
0.2
5.2
11.3
9.9
5.1
9.2
9.6
37.2
33.5
29.7
33.4
27.5
81.8
90.8
91.2
84.6
87.8
8.0
2.5
0.6
4.0
3.7
1.4
12.6
1.2
4.9
4.8
1.0
0.3
1.5
1.2
1.9
3.3
7.7
3.3
7.4
1.3
6.9
1.6
3.2
1.9
3.6
1.0
2.0
2.9
3.4
3.3
25.3
7.9
0.1
13.0
8.1
66.3
67.3
77.6
65.9
62.2
11.0
10.4
6.9
16.2
10.3
22.7
22.3 !
15.5 :
17.9 |
27.5
41.3
49.8
66.2
51.8
50.7
10.0
4.1
8.5
8.3
5.9
13.9
8.8
40.2
37.7
27.8
29.8
38.1
77.3
80.2
85.4
85.5
85.3
6.1
20.3
20.8
39.7
20.7
43.2
52.5
70.3
54.6
63.6
6.1
3.7
16.8
10.7
7.6
15.4
7.9
34.0
33.1
22.1
24.7
19.8
70.3
84.0
98.4
124.7
101.1
9.2
0.9
0.3
3.9
0.2
0.3
0.9
10.2
2.5
1.0
1.1
0.7
1.9
1.1
3.2
7.5
1.6
0.9
1.5
3.9
4.6
1.0
3.2
2.2
2.1
2.3
3.1
2.9
3.2
16.6
8.6
6.8
9.9
70.1
66.9
71.5
48.0
71.5
23.8
12.8
7.7
12.3
7.8
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4.5
2.4
5.3
8.7
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On
CENT
DISTRIBUTION,
BY P R I N C I P A L C L A S S E S , O P
REVENUE
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 : 1924—
Continued
[For a list of t h e cities a r r a n g e d a l p h a b e t i c a l l y b y States, w i t h t h e n u m b e r assigned to each, see p . 11. F o r a text discussion of this t a b l e , see p . 28. F o r a m o u n t s on w h i c h per
centages are based, see T a b l e s 3 a n d 4]
PER CENT OF REVENtJE RECEIPTS OBTAINED FROM—
Taxes
CITY
S-*
General
p r o p - Special
erty
#
rani
TABLE 6 . — P E R
Poll
Business
and
nonbusiness
license
O
Subventions
assessand
Fines,
m e n t s , for- grants,
and
donafeits,
special a n d es- tions,
charges cheats a n d
penfor outlays i
sion
assessments
Highway
ings
of
privileges, general
rents,
and
deinter- p a r t ments
est
]
PER CENT OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST
Per
PAYMENTS REPRESENTED BY—
P e r | P e r cent of
cent of (cent of reve!
P a y m e n t s for—
reve- j reve- n u e re- j
|
n u e re- jnue re- ceipts
XL. tun- ceipts ! ceipts avail|
ings
rereable
of
ExExp u b - q u i r e d q u i r e d for outpenses
nue
for
for
lays
penses
lic
of
rea n d i of gen- p u b l i c I n t e r - O u t - ceipts
service m e e t - meetlays
enter- ing ex- ing in- other eral de- service est
p a r t - enterprises penses j terest purposes 1 m e n t s prises
i
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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
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, P a
Paterson, N . J _ .
Springfield, M a s s
64.3
71.4
77.4
68.4
72.4
Des Moines, I o w a . . .
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
Camden, N . J
70.2
64.6
60.8
65.6
54.3
Nashville, T e n n
N e w Bedford, M a s s . .
Flint, Mich
Wilmington, Del
Albany, N . Y
55. 9
65.2
67.1
57.1
Cambridge, Mass
Kansas City, K a n s . . .
Erie, P a
R e a d i n g , Pa_
Yonkers, N . Y
68.3
51 2
64.9
66.9
71.2
6.7
10.6
3.0
0.2
0.8
0.4
0.5
19.0
0.5
0.9
0.3
17.2
1.2
0)
4.8
12.9
0.6
3.5
1.7
3.3
1.0
0.3
1.0
7.5
0.3
3.6
1.6
1.8
1.0
1.0
1.2
0.3
0.4
6.3
7.5
9.6
10.2
2.4
1.4
2.8
1.9
7.9
0.8
3.9
4.2
2.3
3.2
4.0
0.8
3.5
2.3
0.4
9.2
15.6
1.7
10.4
0.5
5.5
1.0
0.3
0.9
0.3
0.8
1.3
8.5
13.5
2.6
7.7
1.3
6.6
1.5
1.9
1.9
3.3
2.5
2.5
1.5
0.8
•0.4
0.5
2.3
1.8
4.8
1.4
9.5
4.5
6.0
2.6
0.5
1.2
1.5
0.3
15.1
2.9
5.2
19.4
6.4
4.7
1.6
1.2
4.2
1.3
0.5
1.8
0.7
2.9
3.5
0.4
8.5
7.1
2.7
3.8
0.3
0.3
0.3
0.3
0.4
1.4
0.8
7.8
8.5
7.3
3.0
2.0
1.9
1.3
1.1
6.5
63.7
70.5
90.4
88.9
68.7
5.5
14.6
5.8
11.5
5.8
30.8
14.9 1
3.8
(2) |
25.5
48.6
41.0
72.2
61.0
46.6
8.0
10.5
8.1
6.3
11.4
58.6
82.6
63.2
76.7
76.6
8.9
9.1
12.1
7.6
10.9
32.5
8.3
24.7 1
15.7
12.5 1
52.1
57.7
62.8
62.3
46.1
3.7
3.0
3.5
0.7
0.3
12.4
6.5
11.8
10.3
12.2
67.0
69.9
71.6
70.9
76.7
13.7
9.4
10.4
11.3
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19.3
20.7
18.0
17.8 !
13.5 !
3.6
0.5
1.1
2.1
0.5
9.0
34.9
12.8
13.4
78.6
67.5
67.8
74.6
72.7
9.6
11.9
8.0
6.3
11.4
11.8
20.6
24.2 i
19.1 1
15.9 !
3.6
2.9
4.5
9.1
4.7
7.9
4.1
43.3
47.0
23.2
31.1
47.0
82.0
62.3
79.8
68.6
71.2
3.5
5.7
4.4
4.5
3.4
8.5
35.8
7.0- 29.5
12.9
19.9
6.6 ! 26.6
7.1 ! 43.5
95.1
76.8
106.3
87.0
64.6
58.4
67.9
41.5
62.6
49.7
6.4
4.2
7.8
7.9
6.6
13.2
96.7
103.1
68.9
99.5
73.4
69.5
27.6
48.9
59.4
53.5
6.7
17.5
5.6
5.5
3.5
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0)
2.3
22.0
9.7 I 18.2
7.2 1 43.5
11.3
18.2
7.2 1 36.5
9.3
7.9
6.4
5.5
8.9 1
14.5
47.0
39.1
29.6
34.1
97.0
66.8
80.4
86.9
78.4
69
70
71
72
73
i Lowell, M a s s
! Duluth, Minn
| T u l s a , Okla
Elizabeth, N . J
! Spokane, Wash
74
75
76
77
78;
79
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Tacoma, Wash
C a n t o n , Ohio
Oklahoma City, Okla
Lynn, Mass
Utica, N . Y
: Waterbury, Conn
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65.0
57.3
62.9
62.0
57.5
34.1
71.2
56.1
68.5
72.0
87.3
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0.2
1.3
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0.3 !
0.5
0.9
1.8
4.3
0.5
0.9
15.4
22.6
12.4
4.6
0.5
1.2
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0.1
1.3
,
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5.2
4.3
3.9
10.0
17.6
0.5
1.5
2.3
8.4
2.0
2.4
0.6
0.5
2.0
4.6
8.2
18.6
5.1
0.1
11.9
85.9
60.8
41.6
77.3
69.3
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0.7
3.6
2.8
0.5
2.4
0.4
9.2
6.2
22.4
1.0
10.1
1.3
1.6
3.9
1.4
0.6
0.2
0.7
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10.7
0.9
2.0
2.6
8.5
0.7
3.6
4.0
3.8
1.5
1.5
0.9
4.2
2.1
3.6
3.1
0.9
0.7
35.9
7.7
7.9
9.8
0.2
6.6
53.8
53.2
60.9
76.7
73.4;
75.1
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7.0
7.8
8.8
8.9
7.0
7.1
31.4
49.6
13.8
23.7
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71.0
49.4
24.5
66.0
73.6
7.7
10.9
2.0
0.1
4.7
6.4
7.7
5.6
7.6
7.9
14.9
32.0
07.9
26.3
13.8
8.2
16.3
11.8
6.8
7.1
12.0
38.0
30.5
27.3
16.5
19.5
12.9
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39.8
49.6
40.8
69.5
56.5
64.9
12.1
7.9
3.8
16.4
3.5
8.6
6.6 I 6.8
5.5
10.7
1.7
40.2
30.2
47.1
17.1
38.1
22.7
,
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0.9
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
Somerville, M a s s
E l Paso, Tex
S a n Diego, Calif
Fort Wayne, Ind
Jacksonville, F l a
Lawrence, Mass
Schenectady,. N,_Y_ ;
Evansville, Ind
Knoxville, T e n n
Savannah, Ga..-..„
...
0.5
0.8
1.3
0.5
2.3
1.5 j
0.7
0.9
0.4 !
1.6 i
1
- 0.6 |
0.4
2.2
8.5
35.3
21.6
4.0
0.8
0.3
3,7 - ...2. 5
13.3
1.3
3.1
3.0
1.4
13.7
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1.6 !
1.6 :
0.3
1.2
1.3
0.8
2.8
3.2
1.9
1.9
1.1
1.7
7.8
10.9
12.4
20.0
37.4
72.5
56.4
44.6 ,
61.8 .
69.7
6.3
10.7
7.2
3.5
10.6
21.2
32.9
48.2
34.7
19.7
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73.5
55.0
36.6
45.8
40.3
3.5
5.8
6.9
11.8
13.7
6.7
11.5
7.0
3.3
8.2
16.2
27.7
49.5
39.1
37.7
106.3
107.7
97.6
93.1
77.6
2.5
.8,5
4.2
10.9
3.2
0.7
0,6 .
1.3
0.8
1.3
1.5
1,4
1.8
3.9
3.3
6.4
.1.3
11.5
17.6
13.3
78.9
71.6
61.1
93.6
80.1
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6.6
4.8
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8.3
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68.8
63.8
48.7
64.2
73.3
5.6
3.1
7.1
7.3
8.5
5.5
6.1
4.4
16.0
8.5
20.0
26.9
39.8
12.6
9.7
94.4
. 93.5
91.3
76.3
102.1
1.7
3.4
1.7
4.7
1.2
0.9
0.4
3.2
1.1
0.8
9.0
12.4
0.4
9.5
8.1
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76.5
59.6
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63.9
51.3
64.1
70.6
4.5
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4.4
5.1
6.6
11.2
9.6
7.7
9.2
23.5
15.3
38.9
23.8
15.0
94.2
96.0
86.6
91.9
98.7
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20.9
1.3
3.6
1.0
3.4
1.4
2.8
5.7
1.7
1.0
12.8
0.2
11.7
7.0
0.1
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79.3
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48.3
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4.5
4.3
13.9
4.7
3.5
18.7
11.8
29.4
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39.8
16.4
18.6
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78.1
34.2
38.0
64.2
3.7
0.1
4.3
4.5
0.1
2.6
4.2
7.9
4.2
4.1
66.1
17.6
53.6
53.3
31.6
56.3
98.7
57.0
88.1
116.9
1.2 '
2.9
4.4;
3.7
0.7
2.4
0.8
3.1
0. 4
1.6
1.4
4.4
3.0
1.9
0.1
7.8
72.1
57.2 i
67.1
73.2
73.3
5.1
4.2
6.6
11.5
3.6
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38.6
26.3
15.3 !
23.1 1
58.1
50. 9
53.1
57.6
64.2
0.2
3.5
3.7
4.9
0.4
4.1
4.0
5.6
9.9
3.1
37.6
41.6
37.6
27.6
32.3
80.9
95.1
84.7
85. 5
88.0
2.8
7.2
9.5
2.8
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91 ; B a y o n n e , N . J
92 i Wichita, K a n s . . . .
93 , H a r r i s b u r g , P a . _
94 : M a n c h e s t e r , N . H . _ _ .
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96
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98
99
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6.6
2.3
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0.6
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Peoria, 111
Tampa, Fla
South Bend, Ind
St. Joseph, M o
100 j W i l k e s - B a r r e , P a . .
101 I Sioux C i t y , I o w a . . .
102 Rockford, 111.
103 P o r t l a n d , M e .
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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 , BV 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 (JOVEKNMENTAL-COBT
PAYMENTS:
1924
Continued
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[For ,! ]\:ii of the cities arranged alphabetically by Btofps, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11 For n t^xt discussion of this table, see p. 28. Vov amounts on which percentages are based, see Tables 3 and 4]
P E R CENT OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST
P E R CENT OF R E V E N U E RECEIPTS OBTAINED F R O M —
General;!
prop- Special
erty !
Subventions
Specialj
assess- Fines, and
Busi- ments, for- grants,
ness- and feits, donaand .special and es-| tions,
Poll non- (charges! cheats and
busi- iforout-j
penness lays
sion
license
assessments
Per
cent of
reveEarn- j Earn- nue reings I ings ceipts
of i of
regen- I pub- quired
for
eral j lie
de- ; servicei meetpart- I enter- ing exments ! prises penses
Highway
privileges,
rents,
and
interest
PAYMENTS R E P R E S E N T E D B Y —
Per I
Per cent of1
cent of revePayments forreve- nue re-!
nue re- ceipts I
avail- i
ceipts
able |
Ex
Rev.required for out-: Ex- pensesl
; nue
penses
lays
for
j reof
of gen- public! Inter- Out- j ceipts
meet- and
lays
ing in- other eral de- service! est
pur- ; part- enterterest
poses j ments prises
i
67.0
54.6
69.6
43.9
46.8
110
111
112
113
114
Bingham ton, N. Y
Johnstown, Pa
East St. Louis, 111
Saginaw, Mich
Terre Haute, Ind
66.4
71.1
71.5
69.4
77.5
115
116
117
118
119
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N. J
Passaic, N . J
Springfield, Ohio
Lansing, Mich
73.7
71.1
74.1
66.2
45.2
120
121
122
123
124
Chester, Pa
Racine, Wis
Chattanooga, Tenn
Brockton, Mass
Altoona, Pa
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67.3
69.4
66.6
56.9
0.5
0.2
9.7
* 2.0
11.4
17.7
7.1
6.4
4.2
0.1
1.6
7.2
4.6
6.9
5.9
1.1
2.5
0.8
4.6
1.1
3.5
0.5
1.2
.1.0
2.2
6.8
18.0
1.0
10.1
1.2
4.8
6.3
0.6
2.5
5.2
2.2
2.6
5.4
2.4
0.5
6.6
0.3
1.0
11.5
8.6
10.1
1.3
0.5
0.6
0.8
4.6
3.7
3.5
2.3
3.6
4.7
7.4
0.2
0.1
0.4
1.5
0.2
6.1
0.6
2.1
7.0-
0.1
0.6
5.9
2.5
15.5
0.5
6.3
0.6
0.4
0)
0.1
3.8
7.4
11.5
2.1
1.2
2.4
3.2
5.3
1.2
1.0
0.8
0.5
4.4
7.5
4.4
1.5
3.5
4.2
2.5
2.7
1.2
3.6
4.0
5.3
3.5
2.2
0.3
0.7
5.8
3.0
0.7
2.6
0.1
8.4
1.0
9.4
2.3
2.2
0.4
13.8
1.9
1.4
1.0
0.7
8.6
0.9
5.1
0.8
0.5
3.8
1.3
10.4
4.6
1.6
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Little Rock, Ark
Troy, N. Y
Charleston, S. C
Sacramento, Calif.
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105
106
107
108
109
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0.6
10.1
30.9
7.1
5.3
0)
7.4
2.0
16.7
7.4
(»)
10.6
41.6
6.1
6.8
0.1
12.4
1.2
7.5
3.3
8.2
2.6
73.4
74.7
75.5
69.7
63.5
14.4
10.3
.78.4
67.1
68.6
67.6
67.1
4.4
94
9.9
8.0
4.3
69.0
70.5
82.1
65.7
63.5
68.3
71.0
73.5
70.7
71.6
18.0 | 1 43.8
16.4 1 41.3
16.0
62.0
15.9 1 33.5
26.2 1 46.1
10.0
17.2 1
23.5
21.5
24.4
28.6
54.3
50.7
73.0
53.7
60.9
3.8
0)
12.9
15.9
10.8
10.5
6.5
50.4
18.1
13.6 1 72.1
7.1
60.6
23.8
58.3
30.0 I 26.1
6.2
7.8
11.8
19.9
21.5
7.9
22.2 |
20.8 i1
8.6
8.9
8.5
7.5
18.6
7.1
7.6
50.7
68.0
52.4
73.0
51.5
0.4
3.6
6.3
5.0
7.4
14.4
4.8
99
8.2
3.2
7.1
10.6
7.0
4.0
5.1
1.6
4.1
21.8
0)
4.9
•
39.8
53.3
27.1 i
42.2
40.9
73.4
55.8
86.8
68.7
80.1
38.7
74.0
75.6
42.2
16.4 j 106.6
34.3
86.9
33.4
93.2
10.6
18.0
8.0
10.0
4.9
32.9
31.4 j
27.7
47.2
81.9
113.5
73.8
94.8
75.4
8.7
40.6
19.4
33.1
14.7
39.4
74.2
102.8
72.7
109.6
76.6
7.7
1.1
4.5
13.5
7.8
3.3
5.8
2.0
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New Britain, Conn
Highland Park, Mich
Mobile, Ala
Berkeley, Calif.
Springfield, 111
77.0
68.2
57.8
61.2
56.6
Bethlehem, Pa
_
Huntington, W. Va
Hoi yoke, Mass
Lincoln, Nebr
Winston-Salem, N. C._
65.5
66.4
46.9
60.6
48.1
13.5
Cicero, 111
Quincy, Mass
East Orange, N. J_.
Portsmouth, Va
Covington, Ky
57.4
68.2
61.3
51.8
64.3
Macon, Ga
Roanoke, Va
Jackson, Mich
Shreveport, La
Wheeling, W. Va..
57.1
65.1
56.6
48.9
74.4
Niagara Falls, N. Y
Lancaster, Pa
Fresno, Calif
Augusta, Oa
Pasadena, Calif
65.3
59.4
55.2
62.1
39.7
4.5
Lakewood, Ohio
Topeka, Kans
Davenport, Iowa
Atlantic City, N. J .
Kalamazoo, M i c h . . .
71.9
73.1
67.3
69.7
73.1
0.4
0.8
2.0 1
1
6.5
1.9
3.2
5.8
21.5
2.6 i
2.3 !
2.7 !
2.7 !
25.1
68.8
67.6
81.8
72.0
66.0
7.8
8.3
12.5
6.0
4.5
23.4 ,
24.1
5.7
22.0
29.5 j
67.6
59.0
58.4
78.4
55.7
3.0
3.9
6.9
0.1
13.5
8.1
7.7
10.0
6.5
4.7
21.3
29.4
24.8
14.9
26.1
102.6
93.0
79.8
109.2
104.9
1.0
0.4
2.2
1.7
3.9
14.0
0.7
32.4
15.5
12.1
57.3
55.6
74.0
62.4
59.7
14.4
4.3
4.6
7.2
22.8
28.3
40.1
21.4
30.4
17.5
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41.9
49.4
49.1
43.6
20.8
3.1
0.5
18.2
11.7
2.5
11.3
3.8
4.1
6.4
11.2
43.7
46.2
28.5
38.3
59.5
78.5
89.8
91.0
88.7
49.1
3.5
7.5
1.2
6.7
1.8
9.1 |
10.9
15.6 !
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4.3
0.6
0.9
0.4
0.3
7.6 I
0.1
1.9 i
4.1
11.6
2.i;
1.6
2.7
1.4
1.2 I
1.3 !
3.6 j
8.5
0.2
0.3
1.0
0.3
0.3
3.4
2.9
8.7
5.2
5.5
1.0 i
1.6 i
6.2
8.6
1.0 I
0.4
4.3
1.9
1.1
0.8
8.4
10.1
9.6
21.8
20.7
64.6
44.4
71.0
73.1
71.1
6.6
9.0
9.3
30.7
9.0
28.8 1
46.6 <
i9. 7 ,
00 i
19.9 |
50.0
54.4
63.6
39.4
69.0
5.0
2.9
6.1
7.2
11.3
5.7
6.6
9.1
19.6
10.1
38. 0
36.0
2i.2
33.8
9.5
87.1
73.9
98.0
63.7
113.1
1.0
0.8
4.3
4.1
7.1
4.7
0.4
2.8 I
2.6
2.5 I
3.1 i
4.9 |
4.8
2.9
8.5
4.4
0.7
18.4
2.7
9.5
9.3
9.9
73.9
74.2
70.6
53.4
64.5
5.8
11.0
9.2
11.4
10.0
20.3
14.8
20.2
35.2
25.5
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54.7
55.5
49.0
35.4
41.0
8.0
0.8
4.4
3.4
3.7
4.9
8.4
7.0
8.3
7.0
32.3
35. 3
39.7
52.9
48.4
84.9
75.9
75.6
72.7
69.3
8.0 !
9.6 |
24.7
5.5 !
9.4
3.3 !
2.0
0.6 !
1.0 |
1.1
0.8
2.1
2.3
6.7
4.0
6.6
21.1
0.2
11.4
32.1
57.2
84.5
75. 6
72.9
64.0
12.6
6.2
5.0
7.5
4.4
30.2
9.3
19.4
19.6
31.6
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42.1
55.3
72.7
62.8
28.4
2.3
10.3
0.2
5.7
12.0
9.8
4.8
4.8
7.1
2.8
45.7
29.5
22.3
24.4
56.7
77.7
77.7
96.4
1.0
0.8
1.5
7.5
5.3
3.5
1.8 i
1.1
7.6
1.4 !
0.7
1.6
2.1
2.0
3.9
6.7
11.9
0.7
6.6
8.8
58.8
63.9
55.6
76.7
62.4
16.1
6.1
4.4
12.8
7.0
25.1
30.0
40.0
10.5
30.6
1
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45.9
56.4
49.5
49.1
50.0
5.5
7.6
0.6
2.8
5.0
14.1
6.1
4.0
8.7
6.1
34.5
29.9
45.9
39.5
38.8
87.3
100.1
90.2
67.6
88.2
11.2
2.6 I
2.0
14.2
2.2
3.6 !
1.8 I
2.2
1.2
0.6 I
3.7
1.8
3.7
1.5
1.8
14.5
6.4
7.0
16.4
8.1
43.9
76.3
70.1
56.3
58.6
29.6
7.5
8.3
12.9
6.8
26.5 1
16.2 j
21.6
30.8
34.6 1
24.6
72.9
59.1
33.7
53.9
4.9
3.1
3.1
7.6'
4.9
19.9
7.5
7.4
9.4
6.8
50. 6
16.5
30.5
49.2
34.4
67.2
99.5
88.6
73.4
100.2
0.3
0.5
0.8
0.2
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Wichita Falls, Tex
65.7
69.9
10.9
Newton, Mass
_
0.8
1.4
Maiden, Mass
71.0
9.3
52.7
Charlotte, N. C
0.1
0.3
77.9
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
1
Less than one-twentieth of 1 per cent.
2
Payments for expenses and interest are in excess of revenue receipts.
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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. 28. For amounts on which percentages are based, see Tables 3 and 4]
P E R CENT O F GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PER CEKT OF R E V E N U E RECEIPTS OBTAINED F R O M —
Taxes
CITY
Business
General
and
prop- Special . Poll nonbusierty
ness
license
hi
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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 PRINCIPAL CLASSES, OP R E V E N U E RECEIPTS AND GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS:
Q
SubvenSpecial
tions
assess- Fines, and
ments, for- grants,
and
feits, donaspecial and es- tions,
charges cheats and
for outpenlays
sion
assessments
High- Earn- Earnway
ings
ings
priviof
of
leges, gen- pubrents, eral
lic
and
de- service
inter- part- enterest ments prises
Per
cent of
revenue receipts
required
for
meeting ex
penses
PAYMENTS R E P R E S E N T E D B Y —
Per
Per cent of
cent of revePayments for—
reve- nue renue re- ceipts
ceipts avail1
reable
ExRevenue
quired for out- Ex- penses
for
lays of genof
reInter- Out- ceipts
meet- and
public est | lays
ing in- other eral de- service
partterest pur- ments enterposes
prises
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H
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160 Haverhill, Mass
161 Oak Park, 111
162 New Castle, Pa
163 Kenosha, Wis
164 York, Pa
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
Charleston, W. Va,
Medford, Mass.
Perth Amboy, N . J
Pittsfield, Mass
Stockton, Calif-*
...
63.0
76.9
56.8
61.2
36.9
„
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Decatur, 111
Woonsocket, E. I
McKeesport, Pa
Bay City, Mich
Hammond, Ind
Mount Vernon, N . Y
Elmira, N . Y__
Beaumont, Tex
Galveston, Tex
Chelsea, Mass
._.
68.5
63.0
70.0
50.5
67.4
_
__•_
_
68.1
64.0
65.9
52.0
73.3
_
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71.3
74.4
61.7
66.7
55.3
11.0
"17.T
1.3
"5.1"
~2,"6"
0.8
1.1
0.2
3.9
2.5
0.4
9.7
7.6
0.2
16.3
"hi'
0.3
1.3
0)
1.3
0.5
5.2
2.7
1.6
3.6
0.8
18.1
3.5
13.2
5.1
0.2
1.0
2.4
0.9
0.7
2.6
1.7
11.6
2.9
10.7
1.6
1.7
1.4
2.0
6.4
84.6
62.5
71.5
65.5
73.9
3.4
6.6
7.6
4.9
5.0
12.0
30.9
20.9
29.6
21.1
74.8
56.4
67.7
49.7
78.3
3.9
6.3
0.9
0.8
0.5
0.2
0.7
17.0
1.4
8.4
2.3
53.1
0.7
0.1
4.3
0.2
0.2
2.6
0.4
8.4
7.0
2.6
0.8
5.6
4.0
2.9
0.3
56.2
72.6
77.8
66.4
36.5
6.1
22.0
7.5
11.1
3.4
37.7
5.4
14.7
22.5
60.1
59.7
58.5
57.6
46.0
32.6
0.9
2.2
0.6
0.7
0.5
3.0
4.9
3.3
0.3
0.6
1.0
0.8
0.6
8.3
6.8
21.0
2.3
2.3
1.5
4.0
4.3
1.9
79.9
79.7
66.9
59.0
85.0
12.2
8.1
15.6
11.3
10.7
7.9
12.2
17.5
29.7
4.3
1.4
0.3
0.5
0.3
2.9
7.3
2.1
6.1
2.3
20.4
2.4
1.5
4.9
0.3
4.1
50.5
69.4
69.3
66.4
64.1
7.3
7.8
15.7
6.4
7.3
42.2
22.8
15.0
27.2
28.6
1.5
0.2
2.4
0.2
3.7
0)
0.3
14.1
2.9
4.1
4.3
10.5
3.2
6.7
7.2
3.9
5.3
18.1
30.6
25.1
43.7
16.5
93.1
100.4
94.6
80.0
105.9
16.6
5.6
8.4
13.5
4.0
8.2
9.4
6.3
9.9
3.4
15.4
16.6
27.6
30.7
59.9
136.0
88.2
84.9
89.5
100.6
59.4
67.6
31.2
48.4
76.2
4.3
7.2
6.1
6.9
2.2
9.8
7.6
8.7
26.5
17.7
53.9
34.1
11.8
79.8
93.8
55.8
93.8
92.2
55.1
63.4
42.7
65.1
59.8
0.5
3.5
8.4
1.3
0.2
36.4
25.4
37.3
27.2
33.2
109.9
98.4
73.7
100.1
93.2
2.7
L0. 6
9.8
8.0
7.6
.1.6
6.4
6.8
H
M
O
O
CO
2
S
Lima, Ohio
Montgomery, Ala
Madison, Wis
Greensboro, N . O
Lexington, Ky
56.7
38.8
70.2
48.2
72.6
0.4
"To*
""6.1"
3.4
18.3
1.3
6.2
9.5
13.3
11.2
7.4
10.1
4.6
1.3
3.5
0.3
1.6
0.9
1.2
8.6
2.6
10.0
5.7
4.3
0.5
2.5
7.9
3.4
3.5
4.3
3.2
3.4
2.6
15.8
14.8
8.5
12.3
0.7
57.8
76.4
62.0
69.9
77.1
29.1
19.9
7.9
10.2
8.3
13.1 '
3.7 ;
30.1
19.9
14.6 i
25.9
51.9
52.1
20.7
63.1
3.6
6.7
4.0
4.4
0.2
14.8
15.3
7.1
3.7
6.8
55.7
26.1
36.8
71.3
29.9
51.0
76.8
90.5
35.9
82.1
3.4
8.0
3.9
2.3
7.3
0.8
2.0
1.6
1.3
1.1
0.4
0.9
5.4
6.9
1.6
17.9
10.3
7.9
55.1
67.9
56.3
80.5
83.4
3.5
12.5
10.4
6.7
6.9
41.4
19.6
33.3
12.8
9.7
48.5
43.7
57.0
67.8
78.2
11.5
7.0
4.4
3.1
10.2
11.9
6.0
6.5
48.4
34.6
24.1
21.8
15.3
87.9
81.3
113.8
89.7
93.8
1.1
1.5
1.1
2.7
5.7
4.7
2.5
4.3
0.5
1.0
9.0
11.1
74.3
73.7
49.9
75.1
84.5
5.3
5.8
3.1
14.1
10.2
20.4
20.5
47.0
10.8 ,
5.3 [
67.8
40.6
43.3
80.4
69.7
5.2
3.6
5.2
3.4
2.7
15.1
8.4
21.8
52.3
54.0
4.5
21.9
98.2
60.0
86.8
107.0
82.4
g 185 East Chicago, I n d . . .
Oi 186 Pueblo, Colo
187 Pontiac, Mich
& 188 Fitch burg, Mass
<p 189 New Roehelle, N . Y_
63.3
0.5
53.3
71.4
64.8 "i§"3" " T 2 ~
81.2
4.5
1.4
30.3
14.9
1.0
0.4 I 6.4
0.7 \ 1.3
1.1 | 2.8
1.9
0.5
0.3
0.3
Salem, Mass
L 1 1 Evanston, 111
9
*> 192 San Jose, Calif
193 Butte, Mont
194 West Hoboken, N . J .
69.9
69.5
23.9
63.8
66.2
0.2 j
4.7 j
0.5
8.4
47.6
1.4
1.5 » 12.4
3.1
5.1
0.3
0.5
2.1
7.0
0)
2.0
1.8
19.5
10.5
17.6
2.8
0.2
2.2
1.9
0.5
4.4
0.4
6.6
8.3
8.5
0.8
0.1
0.9
0.9
1.2
11.0
1.6
6.5
1.3
5.5
1.6
0.3
0.5
1.2
8.2
2.9
2.2
4.1
0.8
3.6
1.1
5.9
25.9
34.4
8.4
73.0
46.9
68.4
52.9
61.8
4.9
5.2
7.5
10.0
8.5
22.1
47.9
24.1
37.1
29.7
!
|
j
;
i
79.9
72.1
46.8
35.1
44.0
0.1
4.0
9.9
30.3
4.7
5.3
4.9
6.2
12.3
6.7
14.6
19.0
37.0
22.2
44.5
109.6
94.6
83.1
123.7
78.9
190
11.1
1.2
"To"
1.5
0.1
"i6.T
3.9
0.7
0)
0)
195
196
197
198
199
Williamsport, Pa
Brookline, Mass
Jamestown, N . Y
Hamilton, Ohio
Muskegon, Mich
71.5
71.8
50.7
50.9
64.0
200
201
202
203
204
Waco, Tex
Everett, Mass
Springfield, Mo
Muncie, Ind
Lorain, Ohio
73.1
.......
69.0 "ii.T
75.9
1.0
74.4
0.5
62.2 ~"6.~5~
0.6
0.2
7.7
0.2
1.8
1.1
2.2
14.7
11.0
1.1
0.8
0.9
0.3
3.6
7.8
3.9
8.4
5.2
7.2
2.5
1.1
1.6
0.8
2.6
1.5
2.4
2.0
2.2
0.7
13.4
9.1
0.4
1.8
10.4
73.7
77.8
88.5
63.7
58.2
]1.0
9.5
5.5
5.1
15.5
15.3
12.7 i
6.0
31.2 |
26.3 j
70. 2
73.6
77.2
68.1
55.3
8.2
3.6
0.3
1.5
5.7
11.7
9.5
4.8
5.5
16.2
9.9
13.4
17.6
24.8
22.8
106.4
99. J
87.6
109. 3
104.8
205
206
207
208
209
Chicopee, Mass
Dubuque, Iowa
Battle Creek, Mich.
Columbia, S. C
Joliet, 111
54.4
65.7
77.2
60.5
55.9
.......
0.2
1.1
0.1
8.8
3.4
2.0
17.3
4.1
3.2
21.6
0.5
0.9
0.6
3.3
0.9
2.1
1.6
6.1
3.6
3.9
0.8
0.4
0.9
1.2
1.5
1.3
2.6
3.6
1.3
1.1
22.5
10.4
7.4
17.4
11.7
66.8
58.9
68.1
70.7
68.6
4.1
8.3
4.3
13.7
7.5
29.1 I
32.8
27.6 I
15.6 i
23.9
51.6
39.9
73.0
56.0
44.9
14.4
3.2
5.4
9.7
5.8
4.1
6.1
5.0
12.7
5.6
29.9
50.8
16.6
21.6
43.7
98.8
73.3
115.2
92.9
73.9
210
211
212
213
214
Superior, Wis
Stamford, Conn
Aurora, 111
Taunton, Mass
Council Bluffs, Iowa
73.2
3.8
90.9 : 0.5
0.1
60.5
47.7 HILT "To'
62.7
0.4
4.4
0.9
3.0
0.4
0.7
8.4
1.3
16.3
0.5
16.4
4.0
0.6
0.7
0.2
0.2
4.4
1.5
3.5
2.3
1.4
1.3
1.7
1.7
2.1
1.3
0.5
2.6
3.8
3.6
2.9
5.5
8.2
4.7
7.8
5.3
20.6
17.0
26.0
17.7
32.4
i
1
10. 6
30.4
13.9
73.9
74.8
69.3
74.5
62.3
71.7
80.2
34. 7 "~5.~9"
18.2
46.9
45.4
6.0
22.9
11.0
56.6
28.0
44.2
97.0
107.2
58.5
87.4
82.5
65.0
56.7
65.6
49.5
61.5
1.2
18.2
4.6
7.0
1.4
11.7
0.2 1
1.6
2.1
0.7
0.6
0.2
3.6
6.5
2.9
6.5
6.5
0.4
1.6
2.4
1.6
4.9
1.3
3.7
1.4
2.8
4.1
8.8
16.7
13.9
38.9
12.3
58.3
63.0
65.0
65.0
77.4
6.5
14.1
3.2
9.3
11.1
35.2
22.9
31.8
25.7
11.5
i
,
!
i
29.9
46.4
27.9
30.2
18.7
108.2
69.5
105. 8
94.0
91.8
Rock Island, 111
Portsmouth, Ohio
Quincy, 111
Austin, Tex
New Brunswick, N . J
i Less than one-twentieth of 1 per cent.
215
216
217
218
219
2.6
0.4
15.0
;
"To"
f'o.T
1.3
7.4
i
;
1
57.6
37.4
59.7
44.6
63.2
5.5
6.4
9.0
16.5
7.9
.5.38.8
2.8
6.8
4.4
7.0
9.8
3.4
8.7
10.2
tr*
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ABLES
180
181
182
183
184
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TABLE 6 . — P E R
C E N T D I S T R I B U T I O N , BY PRINCIPAL CLASSES, OF R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S AND
GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS:
1924—
Continued
fFor a list of t h e cities a r r a n g e d a l p h a b e t i c a l l y b y S t a t e s , w i t h t h e n u m b e r assigned to each, see p . 11. F o r a t e x t discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 28.
centages are based, see T a b l e s 3 a n d 4]
PER CENT OF REVENUE RECEIPTS OBTAINED FROM—
Taxes
General
p r o p - Special
erty
Poll
Business
and
nonbusiness
license
Special
assessments,
and
special
charges
for outlays
Fines,
forfeits,
and escheats
Subventions
and
grants,
donations,
and
pension
assessments
High- Earnway
ings
priviof
leges, genrents,
eral
and
deinter- p a r t est
ments
Per 1
Earnings
of
public
service
enterprises
F o r a m o u n t s on w h i c h per-
P E R CENT OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS REPRESENTED B Y —
PerP e r cent ofi
cent of cent of reverevereve- n u e ren u e re- n u e re- ceipts
ceipts ceipts availreable
req u i r e d 1 q u i r e d for out-)
for
lays
for
m e e t - meet- a n d
ing in- other
i n g expenses terest p u r poses
GROUP V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 30,000 T O 50,000—Continued
Waterloo, Iowa
Easton, P a
Ogden, U t a h
D a n v i l l e , 111-Wilmington, N . C
57.0
79.6
48.0
48.9
71.0
225
226
227
228
229
Auburn, N . Y
Kokomo, Ind
__
Newport News, Va
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Hazleton, P a
60.6
56.3
76.8
65.6
70.7
0)
230
231
232
233
234
Orange, N . J
Amsterdam, N . Y
Petersburg, Va
Norristown, P a
Waltham, Mass
56.9
54.8
61.9
64.6
0.1
3.4
0.3
235
236
237
238
239
Lewiston, M e
Green Bay, Wis
Columbus, Ga
Oshkosh, Wis
Sheboygan, Wis
_.
__
-
_..
_
_
_.
.._
2.8
0.4
0.4
3.3
13.3
70.4
70.4
53.8
66.9
60.5
51.4
77.9
58.9
44.0
78.4
7.3
6.4
15.3
4.8
17.0
41.3 1
15.7 j
25. 8 I
51.2 I
4.6
46.8
56.1
53.9
39.1
64.4
12.9
0.8
0.8
11.9
85.5
46.7
70.0
72.5
75.1
4.7
2.8
15.9
8.7
8.6
9.8
50.5
14.1
18.8
16.3 1
66.9
47.3
46.4
54.4
76.7
1.6
0.5
2.5
2.1
2.5
9.6
11.7
9.5
0.4
8.9
78.7
73.0
78.1
74.4
75.7
10.4
3.8
16.0
7.8
6.3
10.9
23.2
5.9
17.8
38.0
5.1
4.3
12.7
2.4
0.6
10.8
10.8
14.3
11.9
11.5
77.5
71.4
70.3
81.5
63.9
7.0
9.9
5.6
2.9
4.1
15.5 1
18.7
24.1
15.6
1.0
9.0
16.5
2.9
0.1
220
221
222
223
224
0.9
3.0
0)
13.6
1.1
2.2
0.6
5.8
3.8
0.3
2.3
0.9
0.1
0.9
i
i
!
i
!
1.8
1.7
2.1
1.8
2.7
10.9
4.0
4.7
6.0
12.2
1.1 I
0.4 |
3.4
1.6 i
1.3
2.5
1.8
2.1
4.2
2.9
12.3
8.4
6.0
12.3
2.2
8.5
2.0
6.4
3.6
0.8
I
;
.
i
j
1.8 I
6.2
5.4
3.2
3.8
3.4
1.7 |
0.8 ;
1.7 j
1.4 ;
8.9 I
0.3 |
11.8
32.0 S
7.3
4.6
14.9
4.3
15.7
41.4
39.3
27.6
50.7
12.0
99.8
72.0
97.6
88.8
92.2
8.2
0.8
0.2
4.3
4.1
2.9
10.6
7.0
8.8
20.7
49.1
42.9
34.2
14.5
87.9
102.9
66.5
81.0
102.2
56.6
56.7
54.5
67.4
67.3
3.3
6.6
7.2
0.2
5.5
7.9
3.3
12.6
7.1
6.0
32.2
33.4
25.7
25.3
21.2
76.1
86.7
79.0
55.4
53.9
60.3
69.2
61.9
4.1
3.7
5.0
11.4
4.4
5.4
8.0
5.2
2.9
4.2
35.1
34.4
29.5
16.5
29.5
76.8
80.7
92.8
4.5
0)
3.6
Moline, 111
Watertown, N. Y
Muskogee, Okla__
La Crosse, Wis
Newburgh, N. Y
Lynchburg, Va
Colorado Springs, Colo
Newport, R. I
Pensacola, Fla
__:
!
..I
_;
:
60.0
8.6
59.7
69. 2
63.3
•
._,
I
__•
50.3
68.0
89.8
64.6
1.1
6.4
1.9 :I
1.3
3.2 ,
4.7
5.0
14.5 I
1.3
0.3 !
0.8
9.1
0.1
0.9
3.0 |
22.6
4.7 !
4.5 i
8.6 j
3.9
1.1
0.9
2.4
j
]
I
I
0.2 j
3.4 !
6.2
9.4
8.6
31.1
13.9
6.3
11.5
62.4 I
231.9 :
64. 5 i
62.8 !
78.6 :
5.6
18.3
14.9
7.4
6.4
32.0 1
2 |
20.6 !
29.8 i
15.0 ;
49.8
55.5
61.5
50.6
73.6
6.8
2.7
2.2
2.8
15.5
13.8
0.2
11.6
68. 0 ;
66.1 !
81.1
71. 4 1
10. 9
8. 9
8.9
22. 3
21.1
25.0
10.0
6.3
I
65.2
!
1
!
48.2
71.1
63.9
5.6 { 4.4
2.3
2.7
1.3 ! 2.7
3.7 |
0.8
111
()
4.8
5.0 ;
5.8
3.7
6.1 i
4.9 |
4.8
15. 6 |
6.4 |
6.5 ;
5.5 I 11.4
3.7 | 7.0
0.6
7.8
22.8
40.5
34.7
17.1
39.3
13.8
87.5
26.1
104.4
86.3
101. 5
18.0
41.1
20.4
4.0
103.9
78.4
88.4
102.5
1
Less than one-twentieth of 1 per cent.
* Payments for expenses and interest are in excess of revenue receipts.
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to
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T A B L E 7 . — R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S FROM T A X E S , SPECIAL A S S E S S M E N T S ,
F I N E S , F O R F E I T S , AND E S C H E A T S ;
1924
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 212. 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 F R O M T A X E S
The general property tax
Aggregate
Total
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
1
II
III
IV
V
.
----
$1,783,189,868 j,
920,820,989 '
212,776,165 1
328,363,320 j
196,583, 624 !
124,645,770 j
Special taxes
_
Total
$1,617,242,184 ||
852,795,659!
192,863,785 ',
293,744,179
170,170,924
107,667,637 !
,! Original levies
$1,491,234,371 |j
784,507,292
179,008,134
271,264,011
157,954,110
98,500,824
;
I
{
I
Penalties and
interest
$1,480,072,583
$11,161,788
778,807,829
177,297,516
269,157, 536
156,989,118
97,820, 584
5, 699,463
1,710,618
2,106,475
964,992
680,240
Poll taxes
Property
;
All other
11,373,512
381,362
5,735,683
2,174,138
1,511,249
i3,854 !
$4,680,304
21,247,511
3,312,806 '
4,076,997 i
2,153,474 '
3,073,066
$21,175,944 j
687,230
208,973
1,511,921
1,417,752
854, 425
I
I
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
$334,617,187
141,206,967
V4,515,889
63,568,818
49, 245,857
31,658,888
$321,114,080
125,570,550
73,204,914
55,592,349
42,381, 485
27,747,076
Baltimore, Md
Boston, Mass
Los Angeles, Calif...
Pittsburgh, Pa
San Francisco, Calif.
Buffalo, N . Y
31,803,760
50,001,858
59,426,485
33,435, 559
25,302,072
26,037,649
30,508,705
49,064,720
46,858,887
32,483,561
24,222,114
24,047,218
$285,544,069 <
117,659,058 j
72,425,148 I
53,134,023 |
41,360,571 j
25,003,623 j
28,762,125
41,216,209
43,056,118
31,893,061
22,481,796
21,971,491
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$282,493,678
117,253,956
72,245,622
52,580,047
41,360,571 ,
24,846,892 |
28,196,766 I
40,997,005 <
42,925,043
31,715,757 !
22,402.087 •
21,790,405 |
$3,050,391
405,102
179,526
553,976 ,
$7,395,686 ! $l.r ,545,185 I
76,815
$87,902
156,731
565,359
219,204
131,075
177,304
79,709
181,086
647,285
7,296
33,109
i
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629,844 !
3,172,570 j
3,868,791 1
j
418,339
1
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180,989
1
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142,303
1,102,139 I
$171
$2,346,140 i
4,467 !
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
13
14
15
Milwaukee, Wis
Washington, D . C
Newark, N . J
$26,478,966
15,377,359
23,076,222 j
$24,663,216 i!
14,507,610 il
21,912,956 ||
$21,707,199 i
12,033,180 ;
20,516,065 1
$21,588,094 :
11,897,114 i
20,095,384 '
$119,105 !
136,066 1
420,681 1
190,334 I
$46,761
Minneapolis, Minn
New Orleans, L a . . .
Cincinnati, O h i o . . .
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1
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18,562,424 i
21,725,390 1
17,166,148
18,495,835
21,673,969
17,166,148
66,589
51,421
Kansas City, M o . .
Seattle, W a s h . . . . . .
Indianapolis, I n d . . .
Rochester, N . Y . . .
Jersey City, N . J . . .
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13, 697,964
14,629,743
13,307,208
12,828,680
12,834,133
13,579,225
14,228,538
13,307,208
12,688,752
12,577,249
118,739
401,205
GROUP III.—CITIES
24
25
26
27
28
Louisville, K y . .
Toledo, Ohio....
Portland, Oreg.
Denver, Colo...
Akron, Ohio
29
30
31
32
33
Columbus, Ohio.
Providence, R. I .
St. Paul, M i n n . . .
Atlanta, Ga
34
35
36
37
38
Omaha, Nebr
Birmingham, Aia
Worcester, Mass
San Antonio, Tex
Dallas, Tex
39
40
41
42
43
Richmond, Va _ _
Syracuse, N . Y
New Haven, Conn
Memphis, Tenn..
Dayton, Ohio
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
:
105,699
298,463 L .
!
12
95,042
95,803
139,928
256,884
$6,144,135
8,707,893 !
7,765,347
9,117,839 1
6,560,480
$6,144,135
8,707,893
7,765,347
9,092,931
6, 560,480
10,036
!
.
:
" 1
!_
$79,545
$24,908
26,884
78,270
9,877,961
9,438,660
9,884,933
8, 636,739
7,232,440
8,812,812
9,313,116
8,370,518
6,745,001
5,677,326
1
1
1
;
j
8,293,116
9,169,465
7,823,270
6,487,095
4,962,883 1
8,293,116
9,141,520
7,778,257
6,457,370
4,865,509
27,945
45,013
29,725
97,374
'
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8,479,157 !
4,794,856 .
9,717,831 I
4,750,745
4,953,219 }
6,776,523
3,425,775
9,507,451
4,659,370
4,740,290
|!
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6,579,700
2,492,555
7,982,517
4.594,623
4,709,187
6,569,029
2,487,663
7,908,029
4,555,941
4,655,498
10,671
4,892
74,488
38,682
53.689
1
5,696,159 |
7,984,854 j
6,434,384 |
5,832,718
6,057,737
5,489, 537H
6,712,109 I
6,237,574 i
5,361,241
5,574,087 j
4,644,880
6,192,220
6,044,798 i
5,045,707
5,266,405
4,613,923
6,138,868
5,992,844
5,019,767
5,266,405
30,957
53,352
51,954
25,940
Norfolk, Va
Houston, Tex
Bridgeport, C o n n . .
Youngstown, Ohio.
Hartford, Conn
4,965,075
5,532,009
6,639,467
6,740,810
7.480,124 j
4,899,962 ||
5,433,154 |
6,521, 607 |;
5,791,346 j|
7,150,905 ||
4,273,535
5,368,912
6,427,083
5,466,668 >
5,946,616
4,219,335
5,270,197
6,361,809
5,466, 668
5,882,063
54,200
98,715
65,274
14,093
64, 553
1,059, 612
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, Pa
Paterson, N . J
Springfield, Mass.......
6,261,143
3,158,721
3,801,670
4,318,507
8,826,544
5,154, 650 i
3,116,753 |
3,590,827
4,215,353 1
8,603,135 i
5,077,826 !
3,105,365 !
3,414,689
3,752,540
7,404,979
5,077,826
3,018,802
3,385,968
3,669,415
7,350, 662
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46,477
542,758 ; . .
S G A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000
T
$6,877,313
9,268,944
8,020,949
9,517,178
6,806,185 j
$7,669,821
10,476,561
10,390,916
10,708,500
7,967,707
120,978 j _ _
$70,385
32, 576
•
69, 454
633,832
133,911
43,394
273,432
$712,599
88, 290
66, 727
82,842
39,360
500
14,008
60,094
18,715
86,563
28,721
83,125
54,317
36, 263
523,809
130,004
563, 568
132,000
12, 214
84,049
TABLE
7.—REVENUE
R E C E I P T S FROM T A X E S ,
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS, F I N E S ,
FORFEITS,
AND E S C H E A T S :
1924—Continued
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[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 212. 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
The general property tax
Aggregate
Special taxes
Poll taxes
Original levies j
Total
P
^ S ?
n
d
All other
Property
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 T O 300,000—Continued
!
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54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
Trenton N J
Salt L a k e C i t y U t a h
Fall River, M a s s
$7,025,669
4,088,783 '
4,453,309 ,
5,902,921
3,681,079
-
Albany, N . Y
-
Cambridge, M a s s . .
Erie P a
Yonkers, N Y
Oklahoma City
Lynn, Mass
Utica, N Y
-
Okla
$5, 636,403
3,721,326
3, 637,198
4,464,357
2,834, 004
!
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!
!
!
$5, 613,426
3, 682,460
3, 628,834
4, 434,366
2,772, 546
$22,977
38, 866
8,364
29,991
61, 458
2,402,198
5,011,856
3, 528, 666
2, 289, 227
3,860,582
4,090, 320
3,255, 682
2,884,713
2,225, 392
5, 532, 479
3,406, 332
3, 737,032
4,380, 642
2, 525,146
2, 805, 675
2,774,438
6,632,717 :
4,181,434 j
2, 621, 926 !
4,612,521 ;
2,457,095
6,483,259
3,613,943
2,381,493
4, 248,960
5,067,281
3,930,167
3, 425, 527 |
2, 500, 247 1
6, 638,395
N e w Bedford, M a s s
Lowell, M a s s
Duluth Minn
T u l s a Okla
Elizabeth N J
$5,699,130
3,975,902
3, 775,330
5,843,338
3,351,460
5,024,622
3,369,297
3,096,243
2,399,887
6,302,848
2,422,639
5,030,464
3, 585, 278 !
2,289, 227
3,863,969 1
1
4,165, 701 ;
3, 255, 682 I
2,910,914 !
2,243,017 !
5, 755, 420 1
4, 431, 587 !
4,904,741
6, 258,119
3, 287,352
3,117,172
4,357,962
3,819,432 1
4, 589, 582
2, 767, 676
2, 830, 850
3, 441, 551
3, 743,836 j
4,459, 238 j
2, 562,925 1
2,805,675
3,122, 699
3, 965, 506 I
4, 532,027
4,011,397 1
3, 755,321
4, 731, 017
2,383,996 1
3,493,003
3,228, 552
3, 934, 748
3, 321,056
4,623,524
2,337, 003
3,311,439
3, 076, 002 !
3,310, 994 I
3,037,305 j
4, 540,116
2,337, 003
3,311,439
2, 912, 565
3, 279,365
3,019, 573
4,512, 747
$24,760
$30, 821
918,007
23,666
$372,652
62,378
15,368
20,441
18, 608
56, 612
948, 242
378,372
92, 714
3,387
340
99,355
179, 268
75,381
432, 422
356, 270
26, 201
17,625
222,941
35, 219
6,804
78, 596
37, 779
38,322
155, 530
58,340
5,648
258, 272
536, 805
9,721
288, 537
6,410
11, 431
66,782
14,639
;
14, 205
163,437
31,629
17, 732
27, 369
248, 811
33,453
13,804
283, 531
149,404
67,867
48,027
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„
_
_
_
_
_
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
80
81
82
83
84
Somerville, M a s s
El Paso, T e x . . . .
San Diego, Calif ___•
Fort Wayne, Ind
__
Jacksonville, Fla._ .
85
86
87
88
89
Lawrence, Mass
Schenectady, N . Y
Evansville, I n d
Knoxville, T e n n
Savannah, Ga
90
91
92
93
94
Allentown, P a
Bayonne, N . J
Wichita, Kans
Harrisburg, Pa
Manchester, N . H
95
96
97
98
99
L o n g B e a c h , Calif.
Peoria, 111
Tampa, Fla
South Bend, Ind
St. J o s e p h , M o
__
__
__
_
100
101
102
103
104
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
Rockford, 111
Portland, M e
Gary, I n d
_
105
106
107
108
109
Hamtramck, Mich
Little Rock, Ark
Troy, N . Y
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif.._
110
111
112
113
114
Binghamton, N . Y
Johnstown, P a . .
E a s t St. Louis, 111
Saginaw, M i c h
_
Terre H a u t e , Ind__
115
116
117
118
119
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N . J
Passaic, N . J
Springfield, Ohio
Lansing, M i c h
_
_.
_
___
_.
_
_
_
_.
_
4,181,369
4,278,668
2, 411,430
1,637,735
1,661,925
3,093,161
3, 968, 782
2,352,103
1, 554,180
1,362,332
3, 068,639
3, 945,601
2,352,103
1, 542,958
1, 358,334
24, 522
23,181 j
1,855,313
3,489, 676
3,345,320 1
2,257,164 |
2,703,052
1, 769,551
3,426,855
2, 668, 622
2,135, 727 i
2,673,657
1, 599,130
3,344, 220
2, 582, 791
2, 058, 726
2,226,819
1, 588, 938
3,305,963
2, 582, 791
2, 058, 726
2, 218, 824
10,192
38, 257
2, 740,850
2,139,804
1,658,207
2,722,081
2,085, 063
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2,597,051
2,071, 586
1,485,679
2, 693,200
1,917,186 J
2, 595, 298
2, 071, 586
1, 472, 878
2, 693, 200
1, 914,306
2,428,369
3,371,948
2,557,819 |
2,982,339
2,905, 236 1
_
$2, 701,726
2, 642, 875
3, 205,547
2, 726, 283
2,379,684
3,577,016
2,354, 278 1
1,757,217
4,459, 552 1
3,037,556
_
$2,717,953 |
2,672,241
3, 228,932
2,726,283
2,415, 738
4,245,841
4,429,651 !
2, 887, 681 |
1, 760,610
1, 725,852
_.
$3,128,819 1
2,705,067 i
3,339,799 1
2, 788, 410
2, 552,166 1
2,316,793
2,778,302
2,174,447 1
2,926,290
2,233,898 [
2,112, 262
2,727,667 |
2, 095,634
2,749,930 i
2,207, 624 !
2,098, 099
2, 727, 667
2,095,634
2,741,829
2, 207,624
14,163
1, 983,397
1,683,626
2, 789,248
1,856,980
3,454, 746
1,689, 749
1,268, 244
2,541,192
1, 597, 505
2,483,314 |
1, 678,151
1,036,609
2,380, 725
1,420,999
2,385,496
1,669, 804
1, 036, 609
2,364,358
1, 412, 923
2,385,496
8,347
2, 682, 739
2,268,952
1, 793, 599
2,451,262 1
2, 510, 655 I
2,445,138
2,078, 455
1, 540, 748
2,167, 694
2,209,949
2,279, 756
1,872, 236
1, 411,206
2,158, 504
2,170,397
2,271, 266
1,863, 665
1, 411,206
2,130, 652
2,170,397
2,172,366
3,812,621
2,497,151
1,641,296
2,661,775
2,103,267 I
3,633,467
2,345,307
1,456,297
2,317,935 |
2,067, 576
3,395,896 !
2, 214,427
1,376, 609 i
2,305,932 ! !
2,061,984
3,297.795
2,184, 996
1,376,609
2,284,166
$3,270,051
3,061,501 i
6,475, 258 |
3,937,301
2, 831,242
|
!
!
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$16, 227
29, 366
23,385
$129, 707
$202,580
$58,295
37,115
20, 521
36, 054
780. 251
3,652
235,521
113, 020
57,439
13,813
3,686
11,222
3,998
_ _ __
_
111,093
550
fi. 112
i
7,995 !
202.336
34,305
31,975
84,633
1, 753
12, 801
18,609
16, 555
2,880
8,101
165,000
54,374
63,447
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15,398
16, 367
8,076
1,397
8,490
8,571
1,460
72,884
7,629
87,582
143,175
27,852
12,757
5, 592
98,101
29,431
14,606
1,200
2,911
14,711
18, 528
7,904
21,766
to
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TABLE 7 . — R E V E N U E
R E C E I P T S F R O M T A X E S , S P E C I A L A S S E S S M E N T S , F I N E S , F O R F E I T S , AND E S C H E A T S :
1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p . 212. For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically b y States, with the number assigned to each, see p. l-i 1.
For a text discussion of this table, see p . 31]
RECEIPTS FROM TAXES
The general property tax
Aggregate
Special taxes
Total
Poll taxes
Original levies j P e ^ e r e s t ^
!
Pr
°Pertv
'
All other
GROUP IV—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 T O 100,000-Continued
$1,106,415
1, 707,460
1,269,500
2,318,866
1,170,993
$11,472
290
6,386
38,039
13,473
2,071,397
2, 753,474 !
899,110 i
1, 830,153
1, 601,016 j
2,056,940
2, 733,259
896,130
1,829,321
1, 601,016
14,457
20, 215
2,980
832
1,531,816
1, 752, 674
2,852,520
1,901,569 1
1,089,104
1, 414,135 1
1, 704, 690
2,180, 074
1, 858, 942
1,021, 730
1,400,442
1,697,491
2,150, 781
1,836,979
1, 019,995
13,693
7,199
29,293
21,963
1,735
Covington, Ky.._
1,868,349
2,445,038
2, 253, 719
973,876
1,197,148 |
1,400,205
2,352, 261
2,056,419
956,891 I
1,178,664 |
1, 234,530
2,052,798
1,875, 932 |
798,015
1,071,036
1,234, 530
2, 016, 267
1,844, 075
780,219
1, 069, 266
36, 531
31,857
17, 796
1,770
Macon, Ga Roanoke, Va
- «
Jackson, Mich
- Shreveport, La. .
Wheeling, W. Va
1,214,562
1, 533, 203
1,433, 724
2, 259,302
1, 988,210 j
1,153,945
1,430,461
1,129,142
1,591,705
1,821,126 1
995,132
1,146,810
1,121,157
1,409,213
1,759,973 1
986,412
1,134,116
1,119,020
1,403,978
1,758,123
8,720
12, 694
2,137
5,235
1,850
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
$1,332,629
1,998,340
1,425,366 !
2,932, 956
1, 637, 963
New Britain, C o n n . - Highland Park, Mich
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
-
Berkeley, Calif .
Bethlehem, Pa . Holyoke, Mass
Lincoln, Nebr
__
Winston-Salem, N . C
Quincy, Mass
East Orange, N. J
-
$1, 208, 544 1
1,946,695
1,277,838
2, 829,171 !
1,300, 660 ;
2, 239,598
3,059,229
1,164, 234 I
2,081, 580
1,949,794
2,154, 700
2, 776,138
1,092,882 i
1, 876, 087 !
1, 630, 949 ;
1,614,134
2,501,062
2,895, 752
2,374,975
1,459,940
Chester, Pa
Racine, Wis
Chattanooga, Tenn
Brockton, Mass
$1,117,887
1,707, 750
1, 275,886
2,356,905
1,184,466
$58,440
$186,819
$195, 552
212, 439
21,122
43, 732
49, 878
53, 717
"
7,803
432, 246
193,359
1,075
95, 634
6,534
161, 563
92, 000
14, 416
40, 504
12, 492
6,012
4,381
30, 366
9,190
4,979
17,469
13, 292
9,442
11,200
145
146
147
148
149
Niagara Falls, N . Y
Lancaster, P a
F r e s n o , Calif
Augusta, Ga
I—
P a s a d e n a , Calif.
150
151
15?
153
154
Lakewood, Ohio
Topeka, Kans
Davenport, Iowa
Atlantic City, N . J
Kalamazoo, M i c h .
155
156
157
158
159
Wichita Falls, Tex
Newton, Mass
Maiden, M a s s . . . .
Charlotte, N . C
Cedar Rapids, Iowa .
2,935,143 |
901, 722
2,217,773
1, 703,825
3,295,063
. ...
•.
•
._
.
2,642,067 |
847,568
1,816,955
1,558,626
2, 526,971
2,358,079 I
821,915
1,694,068
1,403,501
2,456, 603
2,664,163 1
2,038,085
2, 731,474
4,288,313
2,039,890
2,263,223
1,813, 776
1,978,815 !
4,270,918 1
1,860,746
2,174,476
1,774,950
1,943, 207
3,918,059 1
1,850,269
2,174,476
1,774,950
1,940,390
3,854, 725
1,841,204
1,048,403
3,155,992 i
2,005,761
1,315,793
1,759,348
1,041,451
2,680,085
1,734,401
1,207,402
1, 737, 704
10,881
2,471
1,384
5,553
2,347,198
819,444
1,692,684
1,397,948
2,456,603
1,063,425
3,347,905
2,079,857
1,526,939
1,948,108
.
1,016,899
2,657, 905
1,711,313
1,205,042
1,737, 704
29,541
132,026
10,422
10,683
2,817
63,334
9,065
24, 552
22,180
23,088
2,360
12,910
87,831
76,527
2,639
91
330,625
150,314
29, 506
34,097
5,766
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000
160
161
162
163
164
Haverhill, Mass
O a k P a r k , 111
N e w C a s t l e , Pa_
Kenosha, Wis
York, P a
$1,968,220
1,802,472
1,161,149
1,647, 830 j
931,506
$1,657,752
1,664,198
1,035,179
1,198,192 !
853,308 |
165
166
167
168
169
D e c a t u r , 111
Woonsocket, R. I
McKeesport, P a .
B a y C i t y , Mich__
Hammond, Ind.
1,334,268 |
1,395, 701 1
1,030,312
1,557,431 1
1,587, 385
1,315,016 i
1,368,053
1,002,583
1,552,046
1,549, 761
170
171
172
173
174
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y _ .
Elmira, N . Y
Beaumont, Tex
Galveston, Tex
Chelsea, M a s s
2,224,884
1,419,170
1,020,160 1
1,128,506 1
1,837,991
2, 078.444
1,321', 888 1
1,004.433 j
1,113, 546
1,586, 598
2,004,366
1,311,175
992,614
1,104,031
1,560,415
175
176
177
178
179
Perth Amboy, N . J
Pittsfield, M a s s
Stockton, Calif... — . .
Charleston, W . V a . .
1, 943,000
1,918,437
1,425,350
1,803,191
1,815,698
1,602,815
1,849,008
1,329,055
1, 707,369
1,479,604
1, 562,858
1, 646,831
1,274,471
1,364,519
1,386,945
180
181
182
183
184
Lima, Ohio
M o n t g o m e r y , Ala
Madison, Wis
Greensboro, N . C
Lexington, K y
1,263,137 I
940,655 1
2,475,716
845,178
1,241,870 !
1,017,196 I
748,678
2,248,541
696,747
1,163, 807 1
953,309
508,850
2,090,151 !
614,256 I
1,028,870 j
$1,991,595
2,308,125
1,248,050
1,980,218
1,004,241
. . .
1, 704,743
1,421,960
1,254,973
1,621,677
3,827,860
.
_.
_ ..
,
.. .
1
$102,617
$164,203
8,447
991
4,997
1,315,016
1,360,297
995,195
1, 536,067
1, 549, 761
2,328,162
1,532, 994 !
1,086,189 |
1,147,120 [
1, 856,960
$21,843
$1,635,909
1,664,198
1,026, 732
1,197, 201
848,311
.
.
Q
66
$30,667
411, 696
85, 355
>
32, 727
>
14,065
18, 572
7,756
7,388
15,979
W
9,830
74,078
10, 713
11, 819
9,515
26,183
9,105
110,499
52,556
101,553
108,462
1,555,649
1,630,020
1,256,394
1,354,272
1,379,480
7,209
16,811
18,077
10, 247
7,465
47,336
4,025
174,152
953,309
503,139
2,088, 713
607,220
1,024,898
5,711
1,438
7,036
3,972
'
6,637
121,461
137,687
30,869
7, 500
27, 851
618
26,135
5,937
!
119,699
4,155
to
o
TABLE 7 . — R E V E N U E
R E C E I P T S FROM T A X E S , S P E C I A L A S S E S S M E N T S , F I N E S , F O R F E I T S , AND E S C H E A T S :
1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 212. 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 nu mber
RECEIPTS FROM TAXES
CITY
T h e general p r o p e r t y t a x
Aggregate
Total
Total
>
•
Original levies
Special taxes
Penalties a n d
interest
Poll taxes
Property
All other
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
$1,962, 802
1,509,219
1,881,447
1, 695, 640
2, 842, 315
$1,339,773
1,152,363
1, 716, 480
1, 662, 600 1
2,743,627
$1, 300, 816 1
1,130,491
1,706.892 1
1,346,149
2,565,933
$1, 300, 816
1,130,491
1, 686, 719
1, 330, 237
2, 490,705
1, 870,404
2, 056, 427
1,972,981
987, 772
975,561
1,852,052
1,835.364 j
666.986 1
766,183 i
934,819
1,571,421
1, 718, 526 !
629,049 !
731,342 !
853,883
1, 556. 525
1, 718, 526
628, 748
729,465
835,106
Williamsport, Pa
Brookline, Mass
Jamestown, N. Y
Hamilton, Ohio
Muskegon, Mich_.
1,033,313
2,683, 394 1
1,476,132
1,761,968
1,591,581
969, 417
2, 670, 063 |
1, 300, 028
1, 504, 264
1,382, 495
886, 540
2,142,159
1,188,284
1,438,529
1,371,847
?09
?m
202
om
O04
Waco, Tex
Everett, Mass
.__
Springfield, Mo
Muncie, Ind
. _
Lorain, Ohio
1,194,114
1,685, 840 !
837, 819 i
1, 309, 717
1, 645, 592
1,176,386
1, 647, 735
807,971
1, 091,222
1, 341, 232
?05
906
907
?08
209
Chicopee, Mass
Dubuque, Iowa
Battle Creek, Mich
Columbia, S. C
Joliet, 111..
1, 639,395 1
1,484, 545 i
1, 361, 684
1, 026, 368
1,411,188 1
1. 585, 530
1,166, 390
1, 283, 533
938, 344
1, 022,225 1
185
186
187
188
189
East Chicago, Ind
Pueblo, Colo
Pontiac, Mich
Fitchburg, Mass
New Rochelle, N . Y__
190
191
192
193
194
Salem, Mass
Evanston, 111
__
San Jose, Calif _.
Butte, Mont
West Hoboken, N . J
19<i
196
197
198
199
_._
_
__
__
___
$9,944
$20,173
15, 912
75, 228
$152,600
6,977
$124, 659
135,038
25,543
14, 896
110, 532
139,423
26,500
301
1,877
18, 777
13, 212
883, 527
2,136, 370
1,180, 780
1, 438, 529
1, 371, 847
3, 013
5,789
7,504
99,605
19,248
400, 060
41, 283
11, 524
1,167,471
1, 392, 498 !
725, 675 i
1, 082. 296
1, 294,135
1,157,884
1,382. 535
722,410
1, 082. 296
1, 294,135
9,587
9,963
3,265
102, 747
118,369
1, 216, 697
1,146,834 1
1,281,316 j
811,456
964,340 1
1, 203, 604
1,144, 383
1, 279, 206
807, 312
964,340
13, 093
2, 451
2,110
4,144
237. 042
97,977
17,244
1,652
48,621
21, 590
29,263
9,098
6,615
9,598
29,305
9,034
•310
211
912
213
914
Superior, W i s . . . .
Stamford, Conn
Aurora, 111
.
Taunton, Mass
Council Bluffs," i o w a . : . . . . . : _ . ; .
1,634,474 |
1,882, 666
1,149, 709
1,266,161 i
1, 356, 708 |
1,418,350 1
1,843,864
907,604
1,251,697 1
1,076,992 1
1,276,424 1
1,815,792
864,435
981,363
1,058,359
215
91fi
217
918
219
Rock Island, 111
Portsmouth-,-Ohio...
Quincy, 111
Austin, Tex
New Brunswick, N . J
1,065, 5531
960,317
1,131,839
896, 522
1, 290, 294 |
820,427
837,415 j
955,457
886, 072
1,155, 016
805, 573
- 762,187
935,362
881,823
1,097,348
990
221
292
223
??4
Waterloo, Iowa..
Easton, Pa
_
Ogden, U t a h . .
Danville, 111
Wilmington, N . C_
1, 806,970
1, 024, 654
1,162, 597 |
1,378,269
874, 075 !
1,195, 655 !
1,017,272 j
814, 173
733,943
837, 890
225
226
227
228
2^9
Auburn, N . Y
Kokomo, Ind
Newport News, Va._
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Hazleton, Pa
928,534
1,198, 228 ;
934,953
1, 215,369
808,910
852,238
731,431
907, 842
1,127, 736
742,116
930
231
232
933
234
Orange, N . J
Amsterdam, N . Y
Petersburg, Va
Norristown, Pa__
Waltham, Mass
990,188
1, 079, 625 |
732,972 i
583,432
1, 378, 314
235
236
237
238
239
Lewiston, Me
Green Bay, Wis
Columbus, Ga
Oshkosh, Wis
Sheboygan, Wis.
240
241
242
243
244
Moline, 111
Watertown, N . Y
Muskogee, Okla
La Crosse, Wis
Newburgh, N . Y
245
94fi
947
948
Lvnchburg, Va
Colorado Springs, Colo
Newport, R. I
Pensacola, Fla
65, 396
i26
15,440
- • 9,047
9,148
135,059
1,543
106,484
_
-
__ _
_
_
.
.
.
.
_.
.
_
805, 573
762,187
935,362
966, 738
1, 074, 049
15, 085
23, 299
1,169, 533
941, 255
787,337 !
708,446
734, 529 j
1,169, 533
934, 695
787, 212
708,238
727, 217
6,560
125
208
7,312
775,404
725,169
805,282 |
1,043, 370
683,840
769, 603
724, 855
797,374
1, 033, 619
680, 217
5, 801
314
7,908
9,751
3,623
3,036
904, 307 !
983,172
713,500
570, 473
1,362,916
828,522
764, 703
600, 568
461, 880
1,124, 654
807, 771
760, 826
597,109
461, 880
1,112,147
20, 751
3,877
3,459
1,707
17, 593
12, 507
120, 280
637, 729
1,140, 783
836, 329
1,320, 598
1,350,913
...
.
"•
1,276,298
1,800, 352
864,435
972, 215
1,058,359
622, 497 1
1,110. 567 j
775, 638
1, 224, 422
1, 076, 027
590,199 1
1, 032, 931
652, 526 1
1,100, 337
982,933
589,455
1, 032,143
649,520
1,100,013
980, 805
744
788
3,006
324
2,128
7,276
7,404
94,808
53, 627
1, 088.141
163, 208 1
1,110,196 1
1, 265,923
909, 356
810,514
132,182 !
958,918 j
1,130,117
858,142
796, 439
41,860
928,799
1,039, 710
758, 849
796, 439
39,453
916,490
1, 038, 661
755,483
2,407
12, 309
1,049
3,366
2,982
56, 228
17,167
70,154
43, 239
992, 576
1,465, 727
1,167,188
581,453
932, 048
1, 246,414
1,165, 503
530, 203
712,324
1, 223, 601
1,151,300
459, 222
708, 272
1,214,412
1,141, 474
459, 222
21,153
6,236
|
i
j
1
13,002
4,052
9,189
9,826
7,896
12, 505
42,976
18, 503
985
32,903
248
53, 036
5,656
4,408
49. 770
1
30, 270
2,628
93, 596
97, 339
17, 748
18, 242
44, 691
7,660
2,625
12,175
3, 739
6, 037
to
T A B L E 7 . — R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S FROM T A X E S , S P E C I A L ASSESSMENTS, F I N E S , F O R F E I T S , AND E S C H E A T S :
1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 204. 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 F R O M SPECIAL A S SESSMENTS A N D FROM S P E CIAL CHARGES F O R OUTLAYS
RECEIPTS FROM TAXES—continued
Business
license
taxes
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
$43,052,137
I
II
III
IV
V
19,673,208
7,804,672
7,620,059
5,114,284
2,839,914
Nonbusiness license taxes
Dog licenses (General licensesI
Permits
Special assess- Special assessments and
ments for
special charges
expenses
for outlays
$1,021,110
$15,249,520
1,964,944
$4,119,280
480,377
130,098
206,525
120,133
83,997
10,805,737
1,225, 780
2,207,362
580,502
430,139
4,020,792
791,960
1,121,618
656,551
374,023
633,656
1,034,960
1, 738,336
450,312
262,016
$143,661,129
59,035,326
17,117,155
28, 704,558
23,629,512
15,174,578
RECEIPTS F R O M F I N E S , F O R F E I T S ,
AND ESCHEATS
Court fines i Commercial
and forfeits j forfeits
$17,165,092
7,620,170 1
1,701,130
4,079,826 i
2,257,806 |
1,506,160 |
Escheats
$660,958
$341,225
515,113
1,172
48,985
63,890
31, 798
221,065
57,963
47,436
11,180
3,581
$194,237
4,657
$39,736
8,243
1,305
109
2,504
49,087
GROUP I—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 A N D OVER
1 New York, N . Y
? Chicago, 111
3 Philadelphia, Pa
4 Detroit, Mich
5 Cleveland, Ohio
6 St. Louis, Mo
7 Baltimore, Md
8 Boston, Mass
q Los Angeles, Calif
10 Pittsburgh, Pa
11 San Francisco, Calif
1? Buffalo, N . Y
$8,692,872
3,382. 115
404,570
166,092
149,225
2,198,118
-
:
$127,971
44, 722
37,917
37,127
20,217
251,225
195,822
1,994,605
360, 701
1,164,191
713, 672
48,391
23,978
70,690
23,541
14,354
31,469
1,555,854
743, 485
395,072
$1,792,848
605,608
242, 572
18,069
83, 781
130,046
650,297
5,724
1,082,841
14,825
426,372
68, 864
166,823
163,287
654,633
10,444
135,401
17,280
$2,143.420
3, 718,983
$20,300
19,851
368,363
5,944
219,198
$11,031,059
14,318,866
1,166,736
7,518,034
6,090,273
3,100,144
$2,238,075
1,284,351
142,934
438,405
758,134
117,402
25,628
1,268, 529
339, 451
558,295
1,641,246
10,619,317
388,180
544,420
88,970
988,121
1,831, 532 . . . . 15.7,394
70
13, 461
276,816
14,625
11,247
89S
18,823
87,837
8,151
2,867
.1,505
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
Milwaukee, W i s . .
Washington, D . C
Newark, N . J . . . r .
$522,578
2,127,557
959,445
$9,176
25,957
20,270 I
$1,353
261,325
6,525
55,124
173,556
$250,502
1,514
4,598
$1,396,064
389,371
1,036,518
$167,301
476,966
122,150
$1,875
1,898
16
17
18
-Minneapolis, M i n n
N e w Orleans, L a
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
19
20
?1
22
23
...
Kansas City, M o
Seattle, W a s h
Indianapolis, I n d .
Rochester, N . Y
Jersey City, N . J
"._ _.
._
234,994
689,941
675,015
•5,656
3,905
5,547
7,268
525,268
79,002 .
40,350 ,
71,626 ;
813,891
84,815
125,782
606,636
964,018
18,936
13,425
12,901
11,816
2,509
176,308
24,952
372
220,679
1, 730
97,672
9,302
78,713
34,119
75,897
407,735
1,815
115, 767
'...
'
511,299
4,367,052
3,864, 692
1,695,251
130,941
34,136
183, 614
46, 010
51,435
24, 461
95
2,047
35,030
142, 538
97,171
355,348
2,415
i
2, 328,324
1,057,296
340, 347
22,581
228,033
L--
500
664
12,125
4,893
GROUP III—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
24
25
26
27
28
Louisville, K y
T o l e d o , Ohio
P o r t l a n d , Oreg
D e n v e r , Colo
A k r o n , Ohio
29
30
31
32
33
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
Providence, R. I
St. P a u l , M i n n
O a k l a n d , Calif.
Atlanta, Ga
34
35
36
37
38
Omaha, Nebr
B i r m i n g h a m , Ala
Worcester, M a s s
San Antonio, Tex
Dallas, Tex
39
40
41
42
43
Richmond, Va
Syrucuse, N . Y
New Haven, Conn
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio
44
45
46
47
48
Norfolk, V a
Houston, Tex
Bridgeport, Conn.-JL
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
Hartford, Conn
49
50
51
52
53
Grand Rapids, Mich
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, P a
Paterson, N . J . . . . . . .
Springfield, M a s s
.
_ .
_
.
...
.
.
$3,806
9,776
14,676
45,863
52,696
480,485
150.242
629,012
73,370
814,426
41,009
31, 747
29,062
„
.
$497,952
199,945
144,662
169,092
26,653
14,019
3,964
7,406
3,022
•
9,004
16,183
$189, 569
243,109
188,812
175,585
318,397
1,445
517
13
77,166
5,106
29,706
100,245
12,955
83, 462
67, 756
30,987
34,855
3,583
27,964
129
934
1,912
4,102
9,844
6,291
4,162
14
88,574
...
614,530
218,241
15,276
159,029
24,145
11, 543
1,592
2,298
... _ ..
542,625
24,275
9,538
169.243
9,851
42, 753
10,321
29,897
365,425
25,144
198
959
3,933
5,551
_..."
.
mm
...
$41,851
38,452
101,164
26,759
16,583
156,491
188, 600
57, 578
162
136, 271
2,415
435
$539, 739
129,056
176,928
198,464
167,211
116, 787
41
25
21,925
23, 769
80,000
109,144
73
55,577
56,250
173
38, 375
8,339
449
2,407
33, 873
108
10,308
42,925
1,586
i Exclusive of receipts from permits issued by public service enterprises, which are included in Table 11.
293
12, 858
71
$49,635
111,072
219,891
130,174
118, 267
727, 328
88,965
1, 250, 255
1, 745, 174
1,119,946
127, 585
20,928
62,030
146,481
266,476
1, 621, 074
1,099, 366
70, 206
' 65,153
144, 522
79,488
269, 715
23, 387
26,181
68,407
2,072
41, 476
1,137,168
88, 853
380, 658
293, 381
85,136
26, 433
107, 884
90, 819
133, 231
10
23,119
65, 490
784,989
226, 568
65,113
75, 736
52. 077
151, 533
102, 580
1, 030, 771
41, 610
$234
3,886
848
1,264
6,648
$742, 639
552,920
2,149, 228
1, 059, 884
907, 551
158,923
88,652
144, 056
75, 722
41,968
51,920
14, 502
37, 743
$33,308
3,490
15, 651
176
83
1,481
788
84
T A B L E 7 . — R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S FROM T A X E S , SPECIAL A S S E S S M E N T S , F I N E S , F O R F E I T S , AND E S C H E A T S :
1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 204. For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. II.
For a text discussion of this table, see p. 31]
RECEIPTS FROM SPECIAL A S SESSMENTS AND FROM S P E CIAL CHARGES FOR OUTLAYS
RECEIPTS FROM TAXES-continued
Business
license
taxes
Nonbusiness license taxes
Dog licenses General licensesi
Permits 1
Special assess- Special assessments and
ments for
special charges
expenses
for outlays
RECEIPTS FROM F I N E S , F O R F E I T S ,
AND ESCHEATS
Court fines
and forfeits
Commercial
forfeits
Escheats
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
Des Moines, Iowa
Trenton, N. J
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Fall River, Mass
Camden, N. J
$39,356
169,450
97,898
24,609
461,169 |
Nashville, Tenn
New Bedford, Mass...
Flint, Mich
Wilmington, Del
Albany, N . Y
24,113 !
31, 605
17,564 |
70,842
101, 292
Cambridge, Mass
Kansas City, Kans_„.
Erie, P a . .
Reading, Pa
Yonkers, N. Y
16,583
87,093
22,119
88,406
267,401
Lowell, Mass
Duluth, Minn
Tulsa, Okla...
Elizabeth, N . J
Spokane, Wash
23,303
43,410
27,158
152,631
19,728
Tacoma, Wash
Canton, Ohio
Oklahoma City, Okla
Lynn, Mass
Utica, N . Y
Water bury, Conn_._,
39,633
16,505
19,907
20,155
94, 550
7,070
1,163
$21,071
20, 537
31. 586
1,294
16,090
$1, 250, 213
97,166
621, 200
36, 707
285, 882
$76,326
15,485
56. 654
22. 876
43, 487
5,942
3,723
10,343
1,862
11,101
15,142
1,353
206, 618
110,753
505, 058
178, 370
347, 596
110, 725
38, 705
62,124
62,063
15, 009
23, 763
543, 345
316, 525
91,600
307,052
17, 064
17, 218
12, 746
8,760
16, 708
16, 264
966, 609
1, 600, 992
614, 785
224,145
28, 256
79. 272
67, 545
4,891
61, 544
627,696
271, 273
1, 228, 649
47,498
426,446
50,038
109, 842
183, 606
64,313
26, 987
7,781
37, 725
$2,300
9,008
8,648
$41
$1, 730
3,832
15, 324
19,002
7,680
10,124
12, 275
1,865
3,838
1,918
5, 437
984
14,190
9,237
24,132
10
29,105
39,390
7,520
90,111
6,072
5,347
"I'm
110, 671
105, 661
11,288
40,183
21,635
3,390
923
13,518
17,624
2,164
38
19, 625
$230
125
$250
309
956
102
307
13
11,787
38
498
48
1,117
10,513
105
80
81
82
83
84
Somerville, M a s s . .
El Paso, Tex
S a n Diego, Calif
Fort Wayne, Ind
Jacksonville, F l a
_
85
86
87
88
Lawrence, M a s s .
Schenectady, N . Y
'
00
CO
GEOUP I V . - C I T I E S HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
Savannah, Ga
_
91
92
93
94
Bayonne, N. J
Wichita, Kans
Tampa, Fla
_.
South Bend, Ind
St. J o s e p h , M o . . .
.._
100
101
102
103
104
Wilkes-Barre, P a .
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
Rockford, 111..
-
__
__ .__
__ ___
._
Gary, Ind
105
106
107
108
109
E a s t St. L o u i s , 111
Lansing, M i c h . . .
1
23,838
31,499
19, 918
56,413
11,129
_
Exclusive of receipts from permits i
$273 i
348
43,806
6,874
8,525
2,149
2,925
5,901
14, 519
2,689
5,039
2,915
2,472
155
3,197
111, 444
9,337
11,319
18,147
5, 572
5,123
30, 386
241
49,173
24,228
75
438
1,186
3, 688
1,824
1,497
1,749
235
5,023
585
43,194
925
1,495
3,987
1,756
2,653
2,946
16,368
214,745
97, 269
3,036
4,865
4,110
2,704
2,815
1,930
4,387
17,051
41, 954
810
10.410
7,438
4, 295
25,077
8,008
13,125
101
220
60,276
607
3,991
9,357
8,472
7,138
1
r p u b l i c service e n t e r p r ses, w h i c h are in eluded in T a b l e l l .
1,315
1
!
!
64, 282
173,218
141,031
153,946
309.771
4,817
5,936
10, 813
31,053
31,238
404
19
1,096
361
71
321
100
50, 777
78, 777
4,148
50, 614
49, 568
21, 854
51,011
25, 509
15, 513 1
5, 227 |
$1, 998
33,408
23, 367
18,383
2,733
11, 345
190, 670
139,483
219, 334
267,055
283,394
1,641
_
69,328
44,545
47,391
9, 655
27, 418 i
242,871
334,964
243,865
208,310
914, 347
3,352
789
10,430
713
572
63,334
7,932
4,057
35, 553
14,372
26,924
78,168
566, 927
364, 989
20, 639
659, 993
32, 677
$43,633 1
28,116
20, 277
4,082
41, 571
34, 392
762,451
169, 568
51,548
1, 727, 816
915, 822
8, 832
15,458
14,113
15,116
2,126
14, 220
$14,401
26,459
75,852
19, 822
79, 452
31,317
130, 302
471,909
81, 304
29, 535
$46,373
36,313
14,440
$36, 825
329, 975
3, 013,803
1,129,069
199, 624
77, 830
58, 764
640,049
107,065
2,471
$9, 788
1,567
3, 847
72, 584
52, 634
78,220
9,190
13, 569
no
115
116
117
118
119
00, 938
42,166
152,347
11,888
134, 556
1,297
9,314
138,486
83, 717
148 601
97,818
Little Rock, Ark
Troy, N . Y
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
111
;1?,
113
114
3, 255
2,887
49, 991
61, 739
65,057
39,454
5,801
Manchester, N . H
95
96
97
98
99
$3,327
4,089
12,848
187,034
29, 852
56, 825
293, 057
CO
O
$10,223
29,151
70,465
10, 572
113, 043
43
551
3,222
3
1,000
11,803
282
!
1,516
T A B L E 7 . — R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S FROM T A X E S , S P E C I A L A S S E S S M E N T S , F I N E S , F O R F E I T S , AND E S C H E A T S :
1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 204. 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 SPECIAL A S SESSMENTS AND FROM SPECIAL CHARGES F O R OUTLAYS
BECEIPTS FROM TAXES—continued
Business
license
taxes
Nonbusiness license taxes
Dog licenses General licenses
Permits
!
Special assess- Special assessments and
ments for
special charges
expenses
for outlays
RECEIPTS FROM FINES, FORFEITS,
AND ESCHEATS
Court fines
and forfeits
! Commercial
i forfeits
Escheats
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
120
121
122
123
124
Chester, Pa
Racine, Wis
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Brockton, Mass
Altoona, Pa
$22,635
37,700
125
126
127
128
129
New Britain, Conn
Highland Park, Mich.
Mobile, Ala...
Berkeley, Calif.
Springfield, 111
3,322
20,506
165,032
20,875
19,956
130
131
132
133
134
Bethlehem, Pa
Huntington, W. V a . . .
Holyoke, Mass
Lincoln, Nebr
Winston-Salem, N . C .
135
136
137
138
139
Cicero, 111..
Quincy, Mass
East Orange, N. J..
Portsmouth, Va
Covington, Ky
88, 599
8,680
121,619
137,489
103,729
140
141
142
143
144
Macon, Ga.
Roanoke, Va
Jackson, Mich
Shreveport, L a _ „
Wheeling, W. V a .
154,952
217,060
6,359
145,946
48,236
$9, 582
12, 779
1,952
935
.14,148
$1,647
19,608
52,168
21,219
24, 574
5,759
25,348
41,293
346
918
294
:,643
$17,138
4,796
1,240
3,505
21,416
9,977
11,222
8,676
4,462
8,942
52
578
2,365
2,422
18,994
4,965
53,932
1,386
3,167
7,810
466
4,640
2,819
1,397
18,179
3,220
41, 758
1,050
3,899
3,395
31,190
1,626
24, 285
320
18,137
$108, 751
1,390
102, 701
87,192
323,459
$15,334
21,631
39,663
14,610
13,822
34,833
236,092
36, 201
184,435
280, 733
38,602
46,999
35,151
12,185
38,112
44,228
707,902
11,477
452,976
317,209
$28,624
5,164
1,983
30,736
40,486
31, 755
20,430
53, 488
467,202
66,408
195,221
942
4, 959
8,232
2,079
16,960
13, 525
16,419
16,274
291, 776
605,319
137,079
44,153
86,468
12,806
62,278
29,930
$22
241
197
$7,354
139
25
45
75
14*
146
147
148
149
Niagara Falls, N . Y
Lancaster, P a
F r e s n o , Calif
Augusta, G a . . .
P a s a d e n a , Calif
150
151
15?,
153
154
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
Topeka, Kans.
Davenport, Iowa
Atlantic City, N . J
Kalamazoo, Mich
155
156
157
158
159
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x
Newton, Mass
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
„___
_
~..
116,398
10,779
111,038
153,309
34,373
648
4,452
9,819
5,375 !
^j.-_
2,030 1
1,816 !____
24,362 L _ _
2,028
30,851
32,409
318,492
6,391
3,057
27,198
3,806
86, 389
14, 882
2,044 _
59,167
19,365
4,065
6,397
17
1,851
747
6,616
7,200
5,348
_
1
1,397 j
43,627
15, 674
18,387
8,507
18,476
92, 213
23, 679
196, 905
169,855
15, 022
5,540
9,003
14, 241
17,814
$5,479
479,259
51,149
299, 951
64,185
$4,631
26,394
35,679
15, 043
8,550
15, 266
1,153
61,728
5,478
8,639
86, 988
100,542
50,041
1,025
6,303
10,257
13,282
15, 988
17, 589
12,135
308,931
51, 736
85, 528
67,193
263,920
31,254
5,829
10,767
6,940
71, 769
223,665
146,110
214, 594
128, 561
65,281
22,092
45,867
7,657
19, 870
12, 782
5,026
5,176
1,756
21
i
352, 287
203,459
732, 516
8,424
160, 588
42,845
16,869
5,265
22,361
3,059
69, 700
27,496
80,832
355, 209
25.106
148,316
58, 768
2,231,719
31,633
1
2,710 ,
3,199 1
2,001 1
__..|
270, 715
61,095
331,118
117, 703
644,415
80
94,160
41,414
1,006
464
85
GKOUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000
$12, 270
41,839
35,759
28, 234
38,194
160
161
162
163
164
Haverhill, Mass..
Oak Park, 111....
New Castle, P a . .
Kenosha, Wis
York, Pa
165
166
167
168
169
Decatur, 111
Woonsocket, R. I .
McKeesport, P a . .
Bay City, Mich...
Hammond, Ind.._
14,325
10,846
8,155
3,800
26,125
593
2,229
170
171
172
173
174
Mount Vernon, N . Y .
Elmira, N. Y
Beaumont, Tex
Galveston, Tex
Chelsea, Mass
22,478
44, 244
2,383
7,713
5,696
3,441
175
176
177
178
179
Charleston, W. Va._
Medford, Mass
Perth Amboy, N. J .
Pittsfield, Mass
Stockton, Calif
24,910
4,584
48,442
4,526
87, 744
376
180
181
182
183
184
Lima, Ohio
Montgomery, Ala..
Madison, Wis
Greensboro, N. C .
Lexington, Ky
6,985
223,788
28,488
42,373
134,287
1
$3,860
$56, 759
527
600
589
8
1,637
7,171
945
1,167
350
4,326
332
589
48, 965
13,490
5
• 13,065
$13,265
11, 994
3,745
500
1,002
1,585
32
9J7
482
- 6,635
7,083
3,844
72
164
969
446
4,371
$711
35,816
4,856
9,135
6,677
2,000
2,550
9, 752
18, 527
650
6,033
•
530
11,864
21,682
405
184
4,915
Exclusive of receipts from permits issued by public service enterprises, which are included in Table 11.
2
$73
$5,400
14, 617
Includes $21 receipts from cat licenses.
117
1
7
9
to
T A B L E 7 . — R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S FBOM T A X E S , SPECIAL A S S E S S M E N T S , F I N E S ,
F O R F E I T S , AND E S C H E A T S :
1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 204. 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 SPECIAL A S S E S S M E N T S AND FROM S P E CIAL CHARGES FOR OUTLAYS
City nurnb€
RECEIPTS FROM TAXES—continued
RECEIPTS FROM F I N E S , F O R F E I T S ,
AND ESCHEATS
CITY
Business
license
taxes
N o n b u s i n e s s license taxes
D o g licenses General licenses
Permits *
Special assess- Specials assessment and
m e n t s for
special charges
expenses
for. o u t l a y s
C o u r t fines
a n d forfeits
Commercial
forfeits
Escheats
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
185
186
187
188
189
190
191
192
193
194
P u e b l o , Colo
Pontiac, Mich
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
E v a n s t o n , 111
.-
_
West Hoboken, N J
205
206
207
208
209
3,281
3,628
1,260
1,970
769
34, 256
2,774
47,489
4,517
6,217
195
196
197
198
199
200
201
202
203
204
Waco T e x
Joliet, 111
_ .-
-
$389
1,245
$18,650
13,271
5,405
12,112
26,467
3,476
17,184
28,206
12,778
60,001
_
4,725
1,975
45, 718
1,264
3, 682
4,127
18,059
2,100
112,964
49,603
$35
51
55,767
$9,974
7,321
4,132
1,537
5,931
700
40, 259
8,471
2,849
5,302
41,586
3,875
616
8,108
4,431
449
19,639
2, 959
2,434
6,869
1,047
2,791
3,108
1,231
972
31,026
382
1,497
2,191
2,364
50
117
2,649
5,918
$623,029
316.181
147, 782
27,135
88, 366
$40,675
11,470
5,328
10,297
208, 253
1, 250, 855
76,356
40,167
6,458
12,810
55, 078
79,953
575
62
51,980
4,052
154,096
231, 585
183,112
9,669
2,518
21,655
24,359
25, 974
353
19,612
632
2,674
20,613
214, 535
229, 571
17,728
4,278
8,603
3,960
74,789
2,902
124
2,984
40, 764
302,017
64,465
43,451
373,260
9,992
16, 014
10, 702
44,071
15,703
$5,715
577
11,894
65, 280
2,247
6,761
1,760
$11, 541
207
502
310
211
212
213
214
Superior, W i s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » _ . . , . _ . .
Stamford, C o n n - .
A u r o r a , 111
Taunton, Mass
Council Bluffs, Iowa
75,878
2,886
15,263
7,260
11,030
215
216
217
218
219
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
Portsmouth, Ohio...
Q u i n c y , Bl
Austin, Tex
N e w Brunswick, N . J
8,077
5,904
11,259
3,067
42,858
220
221
222
223
224
W a t e r l o o , Iowa.__
Easton, Pa
Ogden, U t a h
D a n v i l l e , 111
Wilmington, N . C
225
226
227
228
229
Auburn, N . Y
Kokomo, Ind
Newport News, VaPoughkeepsie, N . Y
Hazleton, Pa
?30
231
232
233
234
Orange, N . J._
Amsterdam, N . Y
Petersburg, Va
Norristown, Pa
Waltham, Mass.
60,851
167, 716
83,790
6,165
6,248
235
236
237
238
239
Lewiston, M e
Green Bay, Wis
Columbus, Ga
Oshkosh, Wis
Sheboygan, Wis
4,896
30,720
113,927
23,119
24,438
686
459
'>A0
M o l i n e , 111
Watertown, N. Y
M u s k o g e e , Okla
L a Crosse, W i s
Newburgh, N. Y
8,952
29,520
7,876
16,941
36, 276
1,589
1,232
1,023
603
2,339
198, 222
19,486
7,712
62,404
1,738
1,709
2,157
1,809
'Ml
242
'H3
244
245
746
247
«>48
.-
9,440
30,844
17,120
7,468
71,258
40,529
1,262
88,125
29,085
6,835
_
_
_
L y n c h b u r g , Va
Colorado Springs, Colo_
N e w p o r t , R . I__
Pensacola, F l a
_
_
397
462
151
27,074
255
13, 984
832
378
1,367
1,601
X'm'
50,013
957.
585
1,781
1,491
5,176
6,309
6,372
225
6,329
141, 533
26,045
232,408
8,031
274,985
68,934 1
12,757
9,697
4,652 1
3,240
225, 543
94,227
167, 034
5,309
19,343
28,671
9,348 1
10,450
2,879
132,151
1,812
1,246
3,724
1,038
1,962
1,702
1,910
2,538
14, 689
8,637
7,077
20,737
3,535
2,197
7,904
2,094
254
2, 797
366
642
5,300
261
68,955
463, 037
1,664
283
1,671
5,772
77,194
58, 720
717
3,671
12,831
2,360
9,028
20,869
13,297
2,294
14, 318
29, 214
69,132
255,189
12 938
13,882
31,427
6,175
6,393
267
11, 594
271, 593
24, 277
129, 524
130, 768
34, 934
5,984
6,712
21, 754
4,771
4,306
41, 610
212, 633
18,918
6,577
1,685
39, 780
11,524
980
3,239
5,089
390
1,884
1,490
1,525
5,472
7,166
735
17,338
1,477
131
731
248
2,041
3,499
27,105
4, 6ft7
8,074
85,164
92, 782
6, 641
10, 599
5,606
348
3,534
360
3,882
2,709
272
3,487
1,618
464
582,956
323, 378
629,943
26,832
764
1,154
11,470
25, 500
7,382
25,046
14,383
9,285
862
50
50
37
* Exclusive of receipts from permits issued by public service enterprises, which are included in Table 11.
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TABLE 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
PENSION
ASSESSMENTS:
1924
o
[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 . 36]
RECEIPTS FROM SUBVENTIONS AND GRANTS BY O T H E R CIVIL
DIVISIONS
S u b v e n t i o n s for education
Aggregate
Other subventions
and grants
Total
'$123,445,210 $102,274, 213
Grand total
I.
II
III
I V _•___.
V
.-..J
....;
52,857,622
22,337,223
23,670,949
15,600,473
8,978,943
F o r expenses
Total
B y State
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
RECEIPTS FROM DONATIONS BY PRIVATE P E R S O N S AND
CORPORATIONS
j B y county
B y State
B y county
$79, 431,710 |$10,219,297 $11, 111, 128 $1,512, 078 $3,301,645
37,210,752 !
2,779,764
12,128,320
60,233
7,126,485
14,204,075 i 5,040,688 |
479, 792
9, 878,065 j 3,865,139 j
279, 578
6,010,498
1,253,237 j
445,509
39,990,516
19,363, 766
21, 094, 790
14,108,905
7,716,236
48,728
1, 370, 235
86,123
6,992
392,112
1,143, 437 j
624,224 I
559, 722 '
582,150 I
F o r outlays
Other
than
pensions
Pensions
$368,948
$239,958 $1,778,581
23,921
182,039
102,830
21, 767
38, 391
12, 868
96,175
32,037
49, 543
49,335
297, 736
378,492
306,153
376,915
419, 285
For
principal
of p u b l i c
trust
funds
Receipts
from
pension
assessments
$914,158 $17,869,352
>
12,474,994
1,830,020
1,951,935
931,846
680, 557
O
57, 587
486, 731
183,204
111, 497
75,139
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 L> O V E R
I
2
3
4
5
6
7
g
9
10
ll
12
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 .
Baltimore, M d
Boston, Mass
$27,228, 537 $19,770,146 i $19,762,925
3,533,205
6,393,309
4,110,248
3,231,265 |
2,476, 376 i 2, 058, 763
. _
3,789,010
3,462, 565 i 2,813,084
27,898
27,898 i
360,890 •
901,262
901, 262
925,831
-
. _
>
Pittsburgh, Pa
Buffalo, N . Y
...
1,092,793 i
1, 092,928 ,
3,147,261 !
1,070,882 i
2,247,507 1
2, 277,409 {
1,047,061
441, 769
3,052, 793
972,377
1,792, 791
1,935,230
!
!
!
i
j
1
$7, 221
577,043
417,613
649,481
1,047,061
42,162
2,876,393
810,611
1,452,142
1,885,246
399,607
176,400
161, 766
340,649
49,984
$8,163
32,409
25,002
136, 950
1,622
2,065 |
$4,680
7, 776
6,013
57
2,065
40,361
53,330 |
M
3,330
$8,163
2,429
$25,300
$17,226
130,937
1,565
40, 361
91,999 I
211
50,000
500
211
91, 499
$7,450, 228
2,250, 652
729,887
189,495
331, 370
22, 504
45, 732
610, 798
41,138
98, 505
362, 717
341,968
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, Wis
Washington, D . C . Newark, N . J.-_2-lMinneapolis, M i n n .
N e w Orleans j L a . " . . .
Cincinnati, O h i o . . . .
$1,718,318
9,432, 789
2", 487, 500
1,363,759
' 847,927
1,014,416
$1,519,340
9,1*30, 457
2,203,607
. 852,039
675, 728
• 51,659
$814,408
i 3,098,778
2,036,200
713,701
675, 728
51,659
$23,303
$704,932
r 6,031,679
167, 407
115, 035
$53,040
1,694
165,224
74,394
820,994
$37,704
1,157
31,876
2,141
97,389
$15,336
$537
33,297
46,022
100,051
20,231
242, 874
$6,000
480, 731
$198,978
249,292
282,199
346,496
97,805
141,763
m
H
t—i
O
XSl
o
o
H
S
C/2
19
20
21
22
23
Kansas City, M o . .
Seattle, W a s h
Indianapolis, Ind_
R o c h e s t e r , N . Y__
Jersey City, N . J
„
.._.
562,328 1
1,479,350
570,833
1,214,460
1. 645, 543
540,995 i
1,451, 722
523,166 !
941,132
1,473,921
540,995
1,436,451
, 479,359.
901,286
1,379,755
7,771
36,930
5,495
94,166
$7,500
6,877
34,351
15,144
310
11,462
1,175
6,189
27,318
36,205
272,153
171,622
15,144
310
11,462
1,175
GROUP III—CITIES. HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
24
25
26
27
28
Louisville, K y
T o l e d o , Ohio
P o r t l a n d , Oreg
D e n v e r , Colo__
Akron, Ohio
29
30
31
32
33
Columbus, Ohio
Providence, R. I
St. Paul, M i n n . _ _
O a k l a n d , Calif
Atlanta, Ga
34
35
36
37
38
Omaha, Nebr._
Birmingham, Ala
Worcester, M a s s . . .
San A n t o n i o , T e x
Dallas, Tex
39
40
41
4?
43
_.
_-_
_
_
_
$527,578
146,185
1, 446. 792
217,113
111, 204
$451,632
81,189
1,412,199 !
200,689
22,856
$451,632
79.289
112, 687
169,137
19,670
106, 219
154, 593
1. 762, 123
2,206.484
259,893
11,424
95, 519
1, 703, 793
2,190,118
257,893
9,524
74,890
369,908
948,009
257,893
198,496
811,237
390,809
519.518
573,048
143, 489 i
802,620
230, 204
514,201 1
560,900
133,989
209,196
127,059
512,265
560,900
Richmond, Va
Syracuse, N . Y
New Haven, Conn
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio
297, 206
756,960 1
237, 556 I
578, 062 i
97,467
268,976
663,009 1
107,763
577,112
32, 557
268,976
660,685
101,422
74,096
30, 657
44
45
46
47
48
Norfolk, V a
Houston, Tex
Bridgeport, Conn
Youngstown, Ohio
Hartford, Conn
213, 629
535,457 |
111, 585
66,969 1
133, 505
199, 685
484,757
89,072
12,551
81, 352
Grand Rapids, Mich
Fort Worth, Tex
S c r a n t o n , Pa__
Paterson, N . J
Springfield, M a s s
495,024 |
325,643
423, 247
560,035
248,096 1
' 481,636
325, 643
371,175
538, 350
122,806 1
480,062
325, 643
371,175
538,350
47,912
$1, 299, 512
31, 552
3,186
1,900
20,629
$1,333, 885
1, 242,109
199, 685
484, 757
83,687
10,755
77,546
49
50
51
52
53
i By the United States.
$71,691
13, 636
159
2,465
10,197
$1,900
9,500
593, 424
9,932
1,936
93, 213
7,912
15,000
1,405
761 i
2,000
22,625
1, 697
90,231
$21,456
2, 325
$235
1,491
1,541
924
10,197
5,460
1,392
1,305
100
2,324
6,341
22, 500
480, 516
1,900
1,060
15,000
761
18,246
426
2,400
4,379
12, 831
1,455
2,854
1,016
S, 972
*
7
32, 382
6,920
70, 374
5,317
6,086
24,047
92,700
107, 270
21,187
950
1,125
54,806
160
204
733
9
483
1,574
125
13,784
22, 513
54,214
51,420
125
66
59,236
86,883
44,074
56,925
15, 605
50,700
5,385
1,796
3,806
67,510
1,271
75,000
4,607
155
1,251
320
1,174
160
50, 700
7,384
100
$4, 255
51, 360
34, 434
13,959
78,151
2,000
6,062
4,183
1,251
22, 523
950
10,104 1
$50,000
$9, 820
59
195
250
13,263
66
59, 236
52, 072
21,619
66,054
TABLE 8 . — R E V E N U E
R E C I P T S F R O M 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:
1924—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 . 36]
RECEIPTS FROM SUBVENTIONS AND GRANTS B Y O T H E R CIVIL
DIVISIONS
RECEIPTS FROM DONATIONS BY PRIVATE P E R S O N S AND
CORPORATIONS
Other subventions
and grants
Subventions for education
For expenses
Total
Total
By State
I By county
By State
Other
than
Pensions
pensions
By county j
Receipts
from
pension
assessments
For
For out- j principal
of public
lays
!
trust
! funds
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
54
55
56
57
58
Des Moines, Iowa
T r e n t o n , 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 . . .
Camden, N . J
59
60
61
62
63
Flint, Mich
64
65
66
67
68
$102,323
489,400
811,193
177,221
403, 582
$74,210
413, 006
799, 000
57, 221
341,023
$74, 210
413, 006
799, 000
124, 895
341, 023
|
93,888
105,316
246,456
758,367
311,941
556,601
7,997
20,882
Albany, N . Y
650, 489
175, 707 j
268,710
758,367
313, 967 !
82, 511
50,189 !
347,935
286, 585 1
592,731
35, 752 I
43,693
293, 685
254,914
464, 208
32,246
43,693
293,685
254,914
464, 208
3,506
Erie, P a
Reading, P a
Yonkers, N . Y
4,612
5,994
232,991
|
!
69
70
71
72
73
Duluth, Minn
T u l s a Okla
Elizabeth, N J
273,995
278,999
274,196
414, 990 !
858,858
135,930
216,866
274,196
372,174
838,503
1
!
1
I
|
76.010
210)872
41,205
372,174
560,201
74
75
76
77
7S
79
Oklahoma City, Okla
735,937 !
41,097 !
110,903
124,744
357,639
37,355
716,013
5,9p7
110,903
61,503
305,284
10,715
!
i
!
!
I
j
481,625
5,007
59,834
5,442
305,284
5,791
Utica, N . Y
62,394
1,372
31
9,109
6,496 I
17,905 1
$2,332 !
'
fi.niO
49,125
9.479
15,625
50,897
J
$3,299
3,322
1, 024
6,496
100
$24,502
76,078
9,861
52.259
62,559
'
j
i
i
1
1,804
5,103
3,322
i
5,000
3,085 !
37,650
17,805
'
i
36,345
31,671
128,041
482
900 |
1
52,636
4,924
1
104
100,000
15,021
;
38,065
47,008
195
1,593
234,388
482
100,000
15,125
55,308
278,302
51,069
3,425
$3, 611
316
I
$2,026
!
$67
31
$61, 566
$6,108
656, 530
224,832
278,190 ;
779, 095
368,186
$3,611
316
2,332
67
195
695
898
I
|
42,621
18.762
. i
16,890
34,278
30,720 l
1,154 1
32,521
51,201
3,034 i
912 •
30,720
1,154
26, 640 |
1,312
912
1,722
„
25,950
.
690
|
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
80
81
82
83
84
Somerville, M a s s
El Paso, Tex
S a n Diego, C a l i f . . .
Fort Wayne, Ind
Jacksonville, F l a
85
86
87
88
89
Lawrence, Mass
Schenectady, N . Y .
Evansville, I n d
Knoxville, T e n n
.
Savannah, Ga
90
91
92
93
94
Allentown, P a
Bayonne, N . J
Wichita, Kans
Harrisburg, Pa
Manchester, N . H
95
96
97
98
99
$106,140 i
281,140
823,807
146,385 !
60,499 j
$76,783
276,917
816,112
130,607
47,565
117,413
441,694
150,685
286,048
69, 521 j
87,666
393,067
140,604
286,048
69,521
44,445
391,320
132,816
56,010
69,521
213,909
519,683 !
32, 847
259,079
192,121 j
465,802 1
31,943 i
224, 577 1
L o n g B e a c h , Calif . .
Peoria, 111
_
Tampa, Fla
South Bend, I n d
St. Joseph, M o
738,364
99,104
37, 536
154,111
133, 515
663,364 j
75,053
35,803
140,696
120,951
240,588
75,053
34,712
134,506
114,104
100
101
102
103
104
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
Rockford, 111
Portland, M e
Gary, I n d
260, 099
47,435
88, 780 i
166,564
115, 595
204,972
44, 725
78,489
148,630
106,379
204,972
44,725
78,489
148,419
102,265
105
106
107
108
109
Hamtramck, Mich
Little Rock, Ark
Troy, N . Y
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
181,306
87,383
237, 017 1
190,086 j
976,517
175,156
87,383
214,347
82,984 |
971,717
175,156
77,481
213, 575
25, 092
314,040
110
111
12
13
14
B i n g h a m t o n , N . Y__
Johnstown, Pa
E a s t S t . L o u i s , 111
Saginaw, M i c h
Terre H a u t e , I n d
337,341
251,318
87,713 |
234,263
123,233 |
296,777
226,897
79,189
227,146
115,953
295,098
226,897
79,189
225,953
112,961
4,066
400,846
312, 266 !
25,296 j
154,482 1
1,923
351,878
277,946
5,999
150,619 !
1,459
351,878
252,946
4,099
149, 719
$48,563
$506 1
2,972
3,329
210
192,121
465,802
31,943
15
16
17
18
19
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N . J
Passaic, N . J
Springfield, O h i o
Lansing, Mich
1
_. _
i
I
i
j
I
$26,075 I
273,792 .'
332,841 !
130,607
47,565
$2,145
3,125
483,271
1,172
42, 049
75
1
$1,672
7,788
230,038
.___
_
.._
'
1
1
j
I
i
i
!
j
|
1,000
1,000
526
1,076
;
$3,329
$28,851
1,251
4,366
15,568
12,934
125
i
$2,972
28,747
48,101
9,005
210
|
|
118 I
401
958
!
300 j
10
3, 000
224,577
_
I
!
$506
422,776
300
16
j
1,939
8,464 1
!
300
211
3,000
!
$75,000
10.178
1,733
11, 476
4,100
13,873
1,939
8,164
26,346
26,346
78
2,237
17,934
2,373
4,114
!
i
1
21, 488
53,881
894
31,502
•
!
75,000
13, 873
1,091
6,190
6,847
i~"
78
387
350
1,850
17,584
28, 781
2,632
8, 054
2,373
6,843
321
5,700
22,349
1,402
6,150
9,902
772
57,892
657, 677
321
105,700
4,800
1,000
458
2,709
6
60
1,193
2,992
2,559
2, 709
2,359
1,679
60
2,101
2,353
464
25,000
1,900
900
627
98,000
3,800
627
2,000
38,005
24,421
5,815
4,758
7,280
2,143
48,908
34,320
18,670
3, 863
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
1924—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 . 36]
City ntimber
RECEIPTS FROM SUBVENTIONS AND GRANTS BY OTHER CIVIL
DIVISIONS
Subventions for education
Aggregate
CITY
RECEIPTS FROM DONATIONS BY PRIVATE PERSONS AND
CORPORATIONS
Other subventions
and grants
Total
For expenses
Total
By State
By county
By State
By county
Other
than
Pensions
pensions
For outlays
For
principal
of public
trust
funds
Receipts
from
pension
assessments
GROUP IV—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
$145, 592
115,956
254,622
65, 646
178,014
1?0
1?1
1??
1?3
124
Chester, Pa
Racine, Wis
Chattanooga, Tenn
Brockton, Mass
Altoona, Pa
1?5
1?0
1?7
1?8
1?9
New Britain, Conn
Highland Park, Mich
Mobile, Ala
Berkeley, Calif
Springfield, 111
130
131
132
133
134
Bethlehem, Pa
Huntington, W. Va
Holyoke, Mass
135
136
137
138
139
$126,766
89,969
253, 729
40,831
161,444
$126,766
87,299
40,817
821
161,444
50. 219
128,351
89, 569
643, 435
72,648 |
41,033 1
118, 262
82,838
643,360
64,622
149,676
2,439
71, 737 !
43,762
247,000
149, 676
2,110
41,605
36,762
Winston-Salem, N . C
165,026 I
2,439 |
89,290
126,368
247,000
Cicero, 111
Quincy, Mass
East Orange, N. J
Portsmouth, Va
Covington, Ky__
72,242 j
86,690
266,488 j
80,325
91,756
69,032
65,955
234,470
77,227
89,560
69.032
32,005
234,470
77,227
89,560
140 Macon, Ga
141 Roanoke, Va. ._
U?, Jackson, Mich
143 Shreveport, La
144 Wheeling, W. Va
74,323 !
72,174
77,007
137,571 1
127,244 1
3,932 1
72,174
77,007
133,270
127,244
3,932
.
.--
81.275 ;
140, 889
134,702
10.276 1
35,160
1,486
378, 879
1,645
329
28,487
7, COO
3,059
150
1, 705
1,200
546
82,606
$18,826
25,977
$16
1,200
39,547
118. 262
82,838
264,481
64,622
$20,000
$10
893
100
6,725
150
6,731
75
2,276
$2,670
$192, 912
4,850
432
$893
100
24, 715
16,570
$3,666
2,461
9,939
5,026
75
2,276
5,750
14,150
114
106
17,007
$82, 500
247,000
3,001
38
825
38
91
3,476
3,210
20,735
31,980
3,098
2,105
30,949
91
109
5,209
608 I
109
210
608
4,999
2,149
4,268
3,209
2,249
5,736
145
146
147
148
rr> 149
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y
Lancaster, P a
F r e s n o , Calif__
Augusta, Ga
P a s a d e n a , Calif
288,232
132,174
759, 279
125,168
583,061
W 150
g 151
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
Topeka, Kans
Davenport, Iowa
Atlantic City, N . J
Kalamazoo, Mich
28, 797
19,367
44, 286
418,600
135,062
369
19,367
39, 722
364,461
126,400
176,862
101,232
49,070
324, 867
48,189
91,814
44,471
5,617
2,367
45,814
T 152
lU 153
<£ 154
1
155
156
S 157
158
159
__.
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x
Newton, Mass
_. __ __
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C
_.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
II
198,113
108,378
308,584
70,168
216,638
675
70, 742
1
450, 695
1,350
i
18,702
23,790
69,392
'1
55,000
3,445 1
1,728
1, 728
2,529
2,278
825
2,529 1
200
1,986
4,140
2,474
322, 500
23,153
25,080
992
2,453
875
362, 978
25,825
500
548
85,048
5,044
400
2,035
53,939
3,573
200
1,486
84,500
4,044
400
1,000
,
925
925
24,424
15,499
1,450
1
'.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000
160
161
162
163
164
Haverhill, Mass
O a k P a r k , 111
N e w Castle, P a
Kenosha, Wis.
York, Pa
165
166
167
168
169
D e c a t u r , 111
W o o n s o c k e t , R. I . . . _.
McKeesport, Pa
B a y City, M i c h . . .
Hammond, Ind
54,593
6,315
149,037
176, 813
111,233
170
171
17?
173
174
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y _
Elmira, N. Y
Beaumont, Tex
Galveston, Tex
Chelsea, M a s s
267,014
171, 733
103,004
450,068
50, 756
175
176
177
178
179
Charleston, W . Va
Medford, M a s s . . .
Perth Amboy, N. J
Pittsfield, M a s s
_
S t o c k t o n , Calif
160, 884
46,221
126, 615
46, 878
510, 530
1
180
181
18?
183
184
L i m a , Ohio
._ .
M o n t g o m e r y , Ala
Madison, Wis
Greensboro, N . C
Lexington, K y
20, 616
113,010
76, 651
127,031
81, 341
1
.
__
.
_.
$62,698
43,965
170.999
69, 536
135, 559
$9,572
38,493
158,741
64,786
121,787
I
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II
48,662
1,280
133,387
168,817
99,192
220,330
133,919
97,971
121,970
9,713
1,360
5,347
110,243
8,715
197,186
$2,840
$29,118
a
$3,353
934
1,319
$3,353
229
$17, 815
5,243
12, 258
1,790
13, 772
3,844
3,510
14, 933
3,593
7,468
7,780
38, 786
19, 700
$229
2,960
$467
2,087
1,525
717
4,403
3,254
2,927
920
85
4,425
4,937
6,144
1,319
2,041
319
608
1,785
$686
1,525
717
188,021
21, 959
971
20,156
$3,786
5,857 i
14,009
4,425
138, 292
105
5,549
49,842
74,728
124, 755
1,500
17,791
16,362
14,107
5,224
10
21,350
13,167
63,168
73,365
18,979
158, 553
158,553 i
10
2,706
308,120
138,292
105
O
P
1,900
1,923
1,876
2,276
900
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5,576
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TABLE
8.—REVENUE
RECEIPTS
FKOM 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:
1924—Continued
to
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 . 36]
RECEIPTS FROM SUBVENTIONS AND GRANTS B Y O T H E R CIVIL
DIVISIONS
Subventions for education
Aggregate
RECEIPTS FROM DONATIONS B Y PRIVATE P E R S O N S A N D
CORPORATIONS
Other s u b v e n t i o n s
and grants
For expenses
Total
Total
By^State
By county
By State
Other
By county
jPensions
For outlays
pensions
For
principal
of public
trust
funds
Receipts
from
pension
assessments
>
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
185
186
187
188
189
East Chicago, Ind_._
Pueblo, Colo
Pontiac, Mich
Fitchburg, Mass
New Rochelle, N . Y.
$69,885
169,699
93,666
47,877
230,998
$66, 402
167,996
90,805
33,583
185,432
$63,642
3,439
87,086
8,889
183,340
9,081
190
191
192
193
194
Salem, Mass
Evanston, 111
San Jose, Calif
_
Butte, Mont
West Hoboken, N. J
45,499
43,391
513,490
120,247
226,422
29,466
37,971
512,099
119,402
208,175
195
196
197
198
199
Williamsport, P a —
Brookline, Mass
Jamestown, N. Y.__
Hamilton, Ohio
Muskegon, M i c h —
136,781
48,304
152,811
37,769
118,692
96,371
20,302
137,670
4,251
115,613
137,670
3,251
112,692
200
201
202
203
204
Waco, Tex
Everett, Mass
Springfield, Mo
Muncie, Ind
Lorain, Ohio
125,431
77,763
79,890
75,475
149,817
120,624
36,133
78,890
66,889
133,885
120,624
14, 265
63,747
62,020
131,985
205
206
207
208
209
Chicopee, Mass
Dubuque, Iowa
Battle Creek, Mich.
Columbia, S. C
Joliet, 111
47,778
28,193
100,707
47,652
66,811
36, 275
26,560
97,980
47,602
64,056 1
208,667
51,825
208,175
$2,760
164, 557
3,719
2,476
893
37,971
303,432
67,577
$21, 718
2,092
19,492
$500
$515
$515
323
279
3,239
8,684
$323
275
301
1,575
398
267
2,989
17,313
1,666
2,471
1,863
15,143
4,869
450
20, 005
1,900
2,095
1,643
33,551
18,479
90
128
2,727
50
425
$2,938
8,684
250
148
267
28,000
20,032
25
16,970
2,279
5,000
139
4,807
$2,968
1,380
2,582
11, 055
36,882
14,458
5,022
1,124
845
18,022
225
28,000
20,032
2,304
21,970 !
139
4,807
25,000
1,000
2,165
500
$4
1, 575
225
96,371
15,701
26,470
96,337
14,051
64,056
M
1
!
12,410
7,970
12,837
11,548
2,940
2,165
500
16,630
6,421
15,432
11,503
1,505
128
2,727
50
425
H
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I—I
H
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25,666
1,000
!
!
!
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2,330
Cfi
210
211
212
213
214
Superior, W i s
Stamford, C o n n
Aurora, 111.
Taunton, Mass.
Council BlufTs, I o w a -
215
216
217
218
219
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
Q u i n c y , 111.
Austin, Tex
N e w B r u n s w i c k , N . J_.
44,828
87,105
41,612
115,507
116,095
220
221
222
223
224
Waterloo, I o w a
Easton, P a .
Ogden, U t a h .
_
D a n v i l l e , 111..
W i l m i n g t o n , N . C_
19, 555
106,777
269,926
42,116
1,401
225
226
227
228
229
Auburn, N. Y
Kokomo, Ind
N e w p o r t N e w s , Va__
P o u g h k e e p s i e , N . Y_.
Hazleton, P a
139,925
51,413
48,835
94,904
117,808
230
231
232
233
234
Orange, N . J
A m s t e r d a m , N . Y_.
Petersburg, Va
Norristown, P a
Waltham, Mass
235
236
237
238
239
Lewiston, M e
Green B a y , W i s . .
Columbus, G a . . .
Oshkosh, W i s
Sheboygan, Wis..
240
241
242
243
244
M o l i n e , 111
__.
W a t e r t o w n , N . Y_
Muskogee, O k l a . . .
L a Crosse, W i s
N e w b u r g h , N . Y._
245
246
247
248 I
Lynchburg, Va _
Colorado Springs, Colo..
N e w p o r t , R. I .
Pensacola, Fla_
76,855
30,711
50,237
47,742
23,233
178,937
117,142
57, 748
87.925
35, 242
52,400
78, 796
38,979
62,061
55,190
39,412
110,044
73,876
67,965
103,338
55,482
2,0,327
12,171
17,175
l
l
|
55,142
22,565 j
45,357
9,851
22,008
39,992
3,466
36,945
112,672
100,981
|
1
1
|
I
i
t
|
2,703
174,862
107, 580
55,686
73,789
5,602
j
22,906
{
|
435
2,023
70,817
680
70 |
522
1
25 1
.
437
15, iii
1,285
11,025
i
337
i
4,272
4,272
!
10, 372
275
!
3, 537
100
105
724
3,970
8,838
2,062
8,321
10,690
5,815
5,815
16,383
18,036
3,275
2,240
10,813
11,314
1
6,735 |
105
724
266
j
_
.
500
i
5,0Q,0
13,767
l,4fi6
375
241
897
57,199
7,388
613
1,099
3,943
316
130
5,029
1,400
250
949
1,373
12,133
125
241
150
3,626
31§
130
4,260
317
2,975
17,231
15,693
10,811
769
2,502
52,980
279
19,149
180
17,175
2,813
12,214
3,987
1,528
1,445
2,067
655
1
I
337
1
s
70,817
i
550
21,713
2,284
3,181
12,282
790
i
L. _
550
1
!
1
1,649
—.
i
i
4,312
!
5,101
50 !
1
365 j
1, 501
437
47,400
65,029'
37,579
60,313
42,816
35,338
87,973
16,361
44,754
86,885 |
1 5,161
1,699
608
2,835
i
i
761
i
17,833
95,752
269,376
40,588
798
'116,172
-43,826
46,595
73,444
106,494
I
1
1
102
8,462 I
5,257
899
279
3,205
3,427
1
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to
to
TABLE 9 . — R E V E N U E RECEIPTS FROM HIGHWAY PRIVILEGES, R E N T OF INVESTMENT PROPERTIES, AND INTEREST:
to
1924
GO
[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]
RECEIPTS FROM R E N T OF I N V E S T M E N T
PROPERTIES
Aggregate
Grand total
Group I . . . .
Group II—.
Group III..
Group IV..
Group V...
J $112,938,402
78,448,794
10, 588, 703
13,836,775
6,691,385
3,372, 745
Receipts
from
highway
privileges
Total
$22,458,496 $21,654,017
13,761,511
2,433,203
4,210, 759
1,495,413
557,610
17,891,154
1,733,289
491, 211
1, 468, 941
69,422
By investfunds
By sinking ment from
and public and
miscellatrust funds neous real
property
RECEIPTS FROM I N T E R E S T
Total
By investfunds
By sinking By public ment from On current
funds
deposits
trust funds and
investments
$7,698,703
$13, 955,314
$68, 825,889
$41,477, 630
$7, 253, 482 j $3,681, 976
7,492,192
140,631
53, 721
2,846
9,313
10,398,962
1,592,658
437,490
1,466,095
60.109
46, 796,129
6, 422, 211
9,134, 805
3, 727,031
2, 745, 713
30, 914,136
3,142, 923
5,047, 508
1,371, 603
1,001,460
5, 082, 845 I 2, 628, 360
617,720 i
521, 329
654, 256
178,134
468,184 ;
231,939
430, 477
122,214
$16,412,801
8.170, 788
2,140, 239
3, 254, 907
1, 655, 305
1,191, 562
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GROUP I — C I T I E S HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
New York, N . Y_—
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, Pa
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, Ohio
St. Louis, Mo
$31,449,475
11, 618,145
16, 287,348
1,094, 719
3,117, 216
2,240,805
$3,218,717
6,250,457
686,382
118,968
7,086
1,176,076
Baltimore, Md
Boston, Mass
Los Angeles, Calif-.
Pittsburgh, Pa
San Francisco, Calif.
Buffalo, N. Y
2,844, 908
4, 542, 760
1,830, 937
1,476, 557
1,091, 701
854, 223
1,305,016
46,698
460,997
197,444
254,881
38, 789
$3,388,765
881,067 ~~~$724,"256"
10, 639, 529 6,124,577
30, 738
264, 393
68, 593
2, 241, 284
188, 842
54, 760
112, 738
20,445
206,580
28,488
405, 626
1,871
800
$3,388, 765
156,817
4, 514, 952
30,738
57,813
40,105
1, 835, 658
188, 842
54, 760
110,867
19, 645
W
W
h-3
$24,841,993 | $22, 394, 951
1,138
4,486,621 |
4,961,437 1 2, 659, 887
629, 567
975,751 1
1,062,171
3,079,392 |
392,021
800,336
1,471,299 1
2, 254, 778
1,181,098 |
1,224,353 !
724,082
794,989
1, 282, 596
1, 606, 357
122, 255
456, 682
92,398
214,113
$1,929, 388
684, 634
1, 692, 714
40,814
2,531
55, 646
57, 431
495, 377
5,584
46,332
41, 274
31,120
$21,392
1,880, 727
58, 265
59, 860
3,949
6,069
9,864
24, 790
20, 627
476, 270
66, 547
$496, 262
1,920,122
550, 571
245, 510
2,010, 741
346, 600
121,408
153,044
1,028, 469
700, 712
114,140
483,209
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GEOUP 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
N e w Orleans, L a
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
19
20
?A
??,
?3
Kansas City, Mo_
Seattle, W a s h
Indianapolis, I n d .
Rochester, N . Y
J e r s e y C i t y , N . J-_.
_
„_
. . _
$719,701
287, 728
1,453, 267
622,652
474, 680 |
3, 917, 701 1
$10,996
93,521
714, 776
66,415
160,091
396,234
948,470
216, 648
258, 207
489,378
1,200,271
364,857
24, 573
184,474
417, 265
$74,387
$74,387
27,103
1,872
50,449
1, 517, 930
27,103
1,872
6,656
1,421,092
$43, 793
96,838
2,187
24, 691
5,130
6,486
23,054
2,187
24, 691
5,130
6,486
23, 054
!
!
$22,334
156,557
573,508
203,062
47,687
1,247,986
$91,202
37,356
25, 755
• 48,627
66,112
249, 210
581,426 1
191, 957 !
228, 504 i
298,418 i
759, 951
238,711
12,462
35,914
152,420
452,282
24, 619
492
44, 588
29, 248
511
$634,318
194,207
711,388
554,365
264,140
2,003, 537
!
1
i
$199,901
18,156
238,223
22,938
24,845
11,105
6,161
$320,881
294
93,969
64,453
127,403
481,496
318,096
167,898
148,002
110,589
307,158
Gnour 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
Louisville, Ky _
Toledo, Ohio....
Portland, Oreg..
Denver, Colo_._
Akron, Ohio
Columbus, Ohio..
Providence, R. I.
St. Paul, M i n n - .
Oakland, Calif. _.
Atlanta, Ga
$39, 621
45, 827
7,165
27,483
9,647
$290,766
632,655
449,010
1,087,919
385,248
i
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|
.
1
1
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$36,401
419
141, 290
775, 041
801,305
796,194
463,566
167,213
237,088
!
1
1
,
;
f
|
19,085
74,654
67, 879
135,859
141,198
5, 404
48, 352
58, 471
3,649
$8, 400
4,055
15, 884
8 420
$39, 621
45, 827
7,165
19, 083
9,647
1,349
32, 468
50, 051
3,649
Omaha, Nebr
Birmingham, Ala.._
Worcester, Mass
oan-tt.ili/uniu, x e x . .
Dallas, Tex
508, 270
194, 761
212, 692
99, 236
- 299,153
298,045
120,467
2,310
6,419
1,889
154, 543
3,001
Richmond, Va
Syracuse, N . Y
New Haven Conn.
Memphis, T e n n - - .
Dayton, Ohio
613, 923
155,469
231,087
146,493
256,973
250,414
46,170
40,137
21, 857
8,561
7,074
7,074
12,381
14, 736
' 4,102
12, 381
14, 736
4,102
Norfolk, Va
Houston, Tex
Bridgeport, C o n n . .
Youngstown, Ohio..
Hartford, Conn
257, 660
329,470
68,187
250,407
198,030
28, 566
168, 679
100, 967
8,925
9,389
6,325
8,871
100, 967
8,925
2,676
1,325
8,871
31,853
36,931
1,690
2,310
4,729
3,001
6 713
5,000
296
362
463
886
373
$3, 745
8,198
43, 591
100,511
14,061
$1,514
2,961
39, 547
80
776, 816
673,188
337, 216
27, 705
95, 890
557, 351
487, 686
282, 569
3, 588
22, 778
21,089
357
14, 558
73, 404
2,180
10,150
207,
67,
212,
97,
141,
915
875
692
347
609
73, 643
10, 259
158,407
31,697
120, 624
16, 931
7,699
34, 739
901
2,253
5,486
15, 744
356,
109,
178,
109,
244,
435
299
569
900
310
260, 589
15, 714
709
40, 631
4,051
$214,
5S6,
300,
285,
375,
744
409
555
395
601
128,127
151, 866
58, 798
212, 229
152, 228
$94,
303,
152,
10,
101,
20,825
36, 990
133,178
116,
124,
20,
164,
82,
960
687
798
672
936
106
44
4,157
847
4,937
1,612
153
3,047
10,168
15,856
2 727
to
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T A B L E 9 . — R E V E N U E 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 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 :
1924—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 . 36]
KECEIPTS FROM RENT OF INVESTMENT
PROPERTIES
Aggregate
Receipts
from
highway
privileges
Total
By investfunds
By sinking ment from
and
and public
miscellatrust funds neous real
property
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RECEIPTS FROM INTEREST
Total
By sinking By public
funds
trust funds
By investment funds On current
and from
deposits
invest- l
ments
3
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
a
49
50
51
fi?
53
Grand Rapids, Mich
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, P a
P a t e r s o n , N . J_ _
Springfield, M a s s
. . _ _ _.
__ _ _
54
55
56
57
58
Des Moines, Iowa
.
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
_
Camden, N . J
.
59
60
61
63
63
Nashville, T e n n .
_____ _
N e w Bedford, M a s s
F l i n t , Mich__
__
Wilmington, Del
Albany, N . Y
64
65
66
67
68
Cambridge, Mass
Kansas City, Kans
Erie, P a . _ _
Reading, P a
Yonkers, N . Y
69
70
71
7?,
73
Lowell, M a s s
Duluth, Minn
T u l s a , Okla
Elizabeth, N . J
Spokane, Wash
103,826
382,069
87,102
127,097
457,191
__ . . .
. . .
$109,946
120, 306
84, 408
434,819
79, 555
_
$1, 595
348
10,000
335, 762
12, 735
44,059
215,837
26, 532
___
__
$1,029
354
1,500
2,369
354
1,500
2,369
775
2,748
$1, 383
775
$1, 365
311,169
1,458
12,238
1,458
12,238
134, 659
710
2,275
200
2,275
200
205,311
125, 800
61, 582
167, 257
78,029
102, 759
4,021
182,157
124, 813
86,800
44,623
90,669
_
$1,029
53,020
7,696
1,997
11,196
26,839
98,369
160,737
345,839 1
96,169 1
4,828
245,291
22,355 ,
1,265
1,265
3,023
5,478
2,288
1,500
3,023
5,478
788
11,217
397
10,820
457
279
178
2,228
290 1
2,228
290 1
$107,322
119, 958
74,054
97,557
64, 451
$63,229
72,883
19,001
81,837
29, 258
58,992
163,484
60, 570
125, 639
133, 784
13, 603
367
2,381
3,050
122,562
8,536
109, 574
115, 594
68,377
124, 890
61, 582
63, 233
74,008 j
$484
43,996
88, 603
,
8,926
8,265
8,025
2,875
5,203
$3
2,962
2,083
1,587
4,004
898
780
16,096
14,332
11, 720
44, 571
17,384
5,609
179,134
66,315
76,816
42,626
68,256
168,519
19,223
18, 572
15,640
2,604
923
3,843
2,367 i
41,994
26,839
97,912
155,909
98,320
73, 524 1
10,246
9,155
109,746
34,521
59,209
6,697
74,348
2,668
8,017
1,463 1
]
2,868
210
447
l,49l
537 1
$43, 606
44,113
39,367
13, 766
32,812
47,016
32, 657
40,005
13,190
12,089
23,601
20,191
47,250
34,129
23,828
8,011
43,301
54,191
24,619
26,262
9,896
13,962
43,495
54,291
12,315
M
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HH
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74
75
76
77
78
79
Tacoma, Wash
C a n t o n , Ohio
O k l a h o m a C i t y , Okla—
Lynn, Mass
U t i c a , N . Y____
Waterbury, Conn
244,533 1 I
186,738
208,687
71,306
62,266
49,157
46,831
4,785 f
1
4,785
17,421
4,790
4,790
325 L_
325
192,917 i 1
186,738
191,266
66,516
62,266
48,832
63,521
101,048
145,566
37,504
6,683
14,286
2,150
10,528
249
2,982
8,119
17,823-
26,415
20,360
100,831
75,162
45,451
5,670
47,464
16,723
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000
Somerville, Mass...
El Paso, Tex.
San Diego, Calif. _.
Fort Wayne, Ind._
Jacksonville, F l a . . .
$11,709
45,591
115,027
42,974
141,663
$1, 716
71,298
1,925
38,594
$1,939
1,878
965
300
Lawrence, M a s s . . .
Schenectady, N . Y.
Evansville, Ind
Knoxville, Tenn. _ .
Savannah, Ga
32,258
29, 705
46,547
20,949
28,916
1,095
16,584
140
10,924
542
409
60
295
5,360
Allentown, Pa
Bayonne, N . J
Wichita, Kans
Harrisburg, Pa
Manchester, N . H_
40,040
161,597
59,007
138,618
37,472
203
87,839
24, 602
102,801
1,713
Long Beach, Calif..
Peoria, 111
Tampa, Fla
South Bend, I n d . . .
St. Joseph, Mo
1,386,389
33,239
82,056
51,032
113,087
46,451
4,423
1,325
2,383
36,970
100
101
102
103
104
Wilkes-Barre, Pa._
Sioux City, Iowa...
Rockford, 111
Portland, Me
Gary, Ind
20,143
91,496
23,544
116,271
13,132
8,296
71,397
11,922
7,065
105
106
107
108
109
Hamtramck, Mich.
Little Rock, Ark...
Troy, N . Y
Charleston, S. C . . .
Sacramento, Calif..
26, 649
48,021
28, 518
148, 750
62,418
110
111
112
L13
114
Binghamton, N . Y.
Johnstown, Pa
East St. Louis, 111..
Saginaw, Mich
Terre Haute, I n d . _
52,139 i
93,232 j 1
9,704
116,985
36, 610 '
37,395
8, 610 •
19,415
10,362
155
15,384
1,025
1,354
1
$600
$1,939
1,278
965
300
542
409
60
295
5,360
240
240
1, 298, 555
5,616
10,425
1,298, 555
5,616
10,425
364
364
1,390
1,390
1,292
1,292
14, 970
1,889
14,970
1,889
210
4,772
210
4,772
1,280
1,066 1
1,280
1,066
$11,709
41,936
41,851
40,084
102,769
$1,157
$24,028
15, 500
21,556
1,308
7,620
6,580
$21,953
5,406
100
482
8,669
3,889
1,069
1,188
3,431
31,716
28,201
29,903
20,514
12,632 1
9, 674
5,781
2, 522
16,007
9,877
39,837
73,758
34,405
35,817
35,519
15,470
60,402
8,540
8,275
8,680
1,019
3,439
2,662
21,203
41,383
23,200
70,306
48,649
75,753 1
3,303
52,490
9, 517
3,485
15, 282
984
8,947
16,826
2,105
2,985
1,670
2,091
9,805
23,046
1,162
11,847
18,709
11,622
109,206
13,132
26,649
9,334
19,908
114,365
50,167
51,774
73,076
8,679
114,351
35,544 I
67,259
2,043
7,130
4,210
9,345
1, 804
25,042
802
8, 675
2,164
250
110
7,353
2,725
11,696
$10,552
17,908
3,090
27,058
74, 533
21,560
12,563
20,061
3,438
2,505
24,257
12,337
22,426
17,527
5,636
41,383
1,890
16,832
18,489
55,442
8,072
13,633
1,817
1,145
114
1,323
218
36,301
10,449
966
171
3,983
2,934
7,329
1,789
2,223
15,309
16, 499
248
2,836
17,756
9,927
19,405
7,045
15,309
64,736
36,784
40,852
48,034
5,654
90,119
14,045
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T A B L E 9 . — R E V E N U E 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 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 :
1924—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 . 36]
RECEIPTS FROM RENT OF INVESTMENT
PROPERTIES
Aggregate
Receipts
from
highway
privileges
Total
By investBy sinking ment funds
and public and from
miscellatrust funds neous real
property
RECEIPTS FROM INTEREST
Total
j By investBy sinking By public | ment funds) On current
funds
trust funds ! and from
invest
ments
3
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
115
116
117
118
119
P a w t u c k e t , R . I _ __
H o b o k e n , N . J._*
Passaic, N . J .
Springfield, Ohio
Lansing, Mich
120
121
122
123
124
Chattanooga, Tenn
Brockton, M a s s .
A l t o o n a , Pa__
125
126
127
128
129
New Britain, Conn
Highland Park, Mich
M o b i l e , Ala
Berkeley, Calif
Springfield, 111
130
131
132
133
134
Bethlehem, P a
Huntington, W . Va
Holyoke, Mass
Lincoln, N e b r
Winston-Salem, N . C
135
136
137
138
139
Cicero, 111
Qjuincy, M a s s
E a s t Orange, N . J_
Portsmouth, V a . . .
Covington, K y
_
_ __
__
__
C h e s t e r , P a __
._
$100,514
189,794
158, 728
72,303
34,658
$65
128,007
107, 775
5, 945
35,839
40, 830
24,849
34,108
25,104
1,271
60, 729
107, 664
41, 824
63,954 i
44,191
.
..
58,235
36,803
55,108
40,001
77,123
22,197 1
46,992
189,058
132,842
17,246 1
300
77
515
3, 757
28,184
53,275
28, 532
500
14, 620
13
773
$3,307
$3,307
660
674
216
660
674
216
5,469
$1,123
600
4,346
600
$97,142
61, 787
50,293
65, 684
34,442
$81, 720
51, 528
38, 235
20, 972
1, 941
$1, 734
1,673
3,858
29,060
5,850
34, 568
40, 830
19,080
34,031
23, 989
30,424
749
7,353
25
3,824
6,370
24, 281
21,329
2,174
336 1
604
3,405 j
1,386
2,174
336
604
3,405
1,386
54, 798
107,328 1
13,036 i
7,274
14,273 i
36,837
70,414
50 i
589 |
73 i
50
589
73
3,613
57, 685
21, 594
55,022
39, 228
73,510 ,
1,442
67,983
200
20,436 !
46,992 i
62,509 J
44,528 1
3,255
3,613 '
1,163
598 !
125,107
20,331
13,791
1,442 j
67,983
200 '
598
-.
>
$6,020
305
11, 988
1,516
$7, 668
8,586
8,200
15,652
26,346
3,395
21,489
11,169
5,926
2,660
3,400
8,472
2,916
876
40,166
16,413
9,806
12, 870
18,113
1, 606
2,634
37, 583
31, 739
50, 900
21,409
1,436
13, 996
21, 370
4,702
33
488
16, 755
299
a
>
H
14, 561
28,442
13,036
7,274
10,481
17,519
5,181
11,871
23,724
1,059
6,440
25,622
6,907
22, 787
1,331
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140
141
142
143
00 144
Macon, Ga
Roanoke, Va
Jackson, Mich
Shreveport, La
Wheeling, W . V a
48,929 1
46,069
48,928
90,471
114,910
S 145
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y
Oi 146 L a n c a s t e r , P a
T 147 F r e s n o , Calif.
t o 148 A u g u s t a , G a
<f> 149 P a s a d e n a , Calif
150
Jix 151
CD 152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
_
_
_
__
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
Topeka, Kans
Davenport, Iowa
Atlantic Citv, N . J
Kalamazoo, Mich
_
__
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x
Newton, Mass
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C
Cedar Rapids, I o w a . . .
_._
37,432
120, 564
28,021
18,418
22,284
70,324
513
2,200
10,828
13,333
14,992
106,938 i
43, 703
31,887
429,263
34,873
57,226
68, 217
53,034
27,856
13,288
11,804
10,489
746
8, 771
22
197,906
114
3,025
270
3,025
270
4,545
2,413
4,545
2,413
912
912
2,657
1,392
2,657
1,392
360
360
34,100 |
35,310
48, 928
85,926
75,065
120,051
24,909 j
7,590
6,294
53,940
105,832
34,932
31,865
227,421
34,519
3,936
240
900
896
8,000
3,936
240
900
56,326 1
295
275
68,217
51, 613
19, 561
13,013
525
295
275
525
6,053
16, 619
1,164
1, 215
6,501
26, 880
5,469
2,733
3,291
1,990
3,136
4,522
1,736
661
40,717
10, 505
5,789
180,903
14, 657
222
4,983
5,522
18,613
28, 735
57,178
24,928
2,669
3,486
26,883
416
40
9,021
175
36
23,064
47
1,287
669
3,598
16,306
440
2,227
533
16,370
3,642
18,275
22,008
79,242
65,831
109,040
18,482
7,415
30,215
64,893
19,397
19, 267
27,905
19,193
27,151
5,214
9,846
522
5,885
GROUP V—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000
160
161
162
163
164
Haverhill, Mass
O a k P a r k , 111
N e w Castle, P a
Kenosha, Wis
York, Pa
$38,033
44,469
21,342
46,597
81,384
165
166
167
168
169
D e c a t u r , 111
Woonsocket, R. I
McKeesport, Pa
Bay City, Mich
Hammond, Ind
170
171
17?
173
174
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
Elmira, N . Y
Beaumont, Tex
Galveston, Tex
Chelsea, M a s s
175
176
177
178
179
Charleston, W . Va
Medford, M a s s
Perth Amboy, N. J
Pittsfield, M a s s
S t o c k t o n , Calif
$3,857
10,650
_
_
$3,207
714
15
5,109
35,923
284
5,591
284
5,591
69,872
31, 266
61,643
92,350
40,523
-
$3,207
714
16,134
100,244
69,787
72,737
13,939
_
37,900
10, 238
1,500
4,154
5,510
519
53,175
33,073
101,286
5,545
101,670
1,544
698
49,026
35,576
50
50
133
133
965
965
12
324
324
$38,033
40,612
10,692
43,390
42, 770
$16,914
16,199
$8,095
14, 577
$2,183
213
3,420
7,520
6,491
16,119
94,851 1
28,273 1
72,737
13,939 |
10,113
75,338
15,400
22,167
4,706
906
2,700
59,634
29,766
57,439
86,840
39,871
11,316
5,361
4,665
50,666
32,375
52,260
5,533 |
65,770 I
1,867
2,416
5,967
28,435
33,966
853
1,091
33,238
10,149
35,657
66
7,016
25
219
3,506
170
34,221
$10,841
25, 822
10, 692
33,479
19,051
1,300
18,607
8,306
48,154
7,972
42,957
21,595
28,834
51,766
4,814
17,362
15.210
16, 578
5,533
65, 551
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T A B L E 9 . — R E V E N U E 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 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 :
1924—Continued
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[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, sec p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 36]
RECEIPTS FROM RENT OF INVESTMENT
PROPERTIES
Aggregate
Receipts
from
highway
privileges
Total
By investfunds
By sinking ment from
and public and
miscellatrust funds neous real
property
RECEIPTS FROM INTEREST
Total
By investfunds
By sinking By public ment from | On current
funds
trust funds and
deposits
investments
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
180
181
182
183
184
Lima, Ohio
Montgomery, Al a _. _
Madison, Wis
Greensboro, N. C . _ _
Lexington, Ky
$72,492
5,950
75,496
100,909
47,780
185
186
187
188
189
East Chicago, I n d . . .
Pueblo, Colo-.
Pontiac, Mich.
Fitchburg, Mass
New Rochellc, N . Y.
16,219
42,065
38,881
27,631
34,464
190
191
192
193
194
Salem, Mass
Evanston, I1L.
_
San Jose, Calif
Butte, Mont
West Hoboken, N. J
25,282
37,916
29,498
31,343
73,403
195
196
197
198
199
Williamsport, Pa.—
Brookline, Mass
Jamestown, N. Y___
Hamilton, Ohio
Muskegon, Mich
200
201
202
Waco, Tex_____
Everett, Mass
Springfield, Mo
Muncie, Ind
Lorain, Ohio
20,075
10,267
11,703
34,155
175,879
39,421
21,814
14,912
11,668
54,600 1
a
1
$72,492
$3,525
$2,425
400
3,122
$43,154
$2,425
3,122
$29,338
.. .
.
i
10,465
6,468
2,486
60
$1,188
!
"
1,298
60
3,471
9,763
4,169
17,214
47,903
2,331
3,471
396
3,527
3,527
480
840
36
41
396
48fl
840
36
41
100
970
970
1,000
1,092
395
256
1,092
395
256
300
75,496
100,909 I
44,258 |
30,734
58,508
15,873
16,219
31,600
38,881
25,145 i
27,936
3,833
20,388
12,267
2,502
21,811
28,153
24,933
10,602
25,500
20,075
9,787
8,532
34,119
175,738
38,351
21,814
12,820
11, 273
54,044 ]
411
22,028
5,584
10,151
6,123
24,672
13,734
184
1,106
36,354
$4,084
956
4,687
$919
750
2,471
347
16,102
11,267
3,355
3,976
11,229
5,899
584
4,553
499
1,123
120
14,713
700
2,465
2,856
56
157,905
212
638
1,476
2,225
68
4,742
2,382
39,759
41,445
22 948
12,386
5,386
22,291
6,541
16,669
9,048
22,134
9,636
6 049
2,973
13,579
7,322
5,676
23,912
11, 072
12,203
5,855
12,568
5,425
15,308
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206
207
208
209
Chicopee, M a s s , .
Dubuque, Iowa
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h . .
C o l u m b i a . S. C
Joliet, 111
_
210
211
?]?,
213
?14
Superior, W i s
_
Stamford, C o n n
._
Aurora, 111
Taunton, Mass
Council Bluffs, I o w a .
?15
216
217
218
219
E o c k I s l a n d , 111
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
Q u i n c y , 111.
A u s t i n , Tex
New Brunswick, N . J
220
221
m
223
224
Waterloo, Iowa
Easton, P a
Ogden, U t a h .
_
D a n v i l l e , 111
Wilmington, N . C
?,?5
226
227
228
229
Auburn, N. Y
_
Kokomo, Ind
N e w p o r t N e w s , V a __
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Hazleton, P a
230
231
232
233
234
Orange, N . J
Amsterdam, N. Y
Petersburg, Va
Norristown, P a
Waltham, Mass.
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
242
243
944
Lewiston, M e
Green B a y , W i s . . .
Columbus. Ga
Oshkosh, W i s ___
S h e b o y g a n , Wis.__
Moline, 111
Watertown, N. Y
M u s k o g e e , Okla
L a Crosse, Wis
Newburgh, N. Y
?45
?,4fi
?47
?4§
Lynchburg, Va
Colorado Springs, C o l o .
N e w p o r t , R. I
Pensacola, F l a
_ _ .
_
__ _
_
17,745 |
6,848
15,522
16,325
25,924
8,761 |
600
_.
_
_._
_
_
_.
_
. _ __
. _
__. . . . _
_
_
_
23,488
34,085
23,688 1
44,194
22,500
2,399
403
21,898
4,883
56,152
1,538
1,077
12,275
5,195
21,418 1
34,664
28,493
87,352 1
_
283 |
1,470
276
60
1,558
1,077
2,666
283
1,470
276
60
5,84£
27,622
14,064
1,840
9,566
14,199
5,278
35,282
25,266 1
12,331
123,465 ||
27,440
62,276
26, 083
12,815
14,936
25,486
9,894
27,180
23,526
3,115
16,382
86,833
39,985
15,258
53,018
14,625
72,560
10,242
5,858
472
234 1
490
3,795 j
472
234
490
3,795
581
2,652
970
970
1,638
15,228
520
1,827
1,827
733
294
1,307
733
294
1,307.
103
4,231
1,452
103
4,231
1,452
2,206
2,206
4
2,024
15
949
3,405
4
2,024
15
949
83,389
3,757
687
8,541
63
1,402
7,545
10,421
9, 330
3,405
4,330
5,000
8,984 I
5,965
14,052
16,049
23,864
13,135
1,211
299
790
2,914
5,475
7,773
5,666
13,262
4,698
13,691
1,948
10,257
4,615
7,648
9,043
4,745
21,950
33,008
17,830
44,194
10,225
56
24, 517
4,029
32,159
9,689
3,876
5,823
1,809
5,480
2,324
20,781
12,276
19,815
31,200
59
7,129
420
56
407
6,785
1,518
638
2,954
619
1,608
7,031
726
233
506
198
3,476
1,857
5,845
27,041
11,412
1,840
8,596
3,698
20,875
12,561
5,278
20,054
22,919
12,331
2,215
33,135
2,391
35,729
5, 257
2,598
3,806
19,504
10,615
71
1,840
2,076
14,833
21,255
7,755 1
18, 639
21,320
3,115
16, 378
84,809
39, 907
12,907
49, 613 j
7,080
52,809
10,242
1,004
3,191
308
2,057
3,283
1,605
I,255
80,958
23,372
7,759
11,985
4,285
2,081
2,204
306
3, 378
1,075
49,473
14,781
2,865
2,077
34, 661
Q
1,187
8,044
4,592
7,330
16,405
11,432
3,250
40,076
23,683
61,543 1
25,789
11,508
1,845
12,958
8,915
8,713
8,807
2,302
686
12,724
3,264
899
330
1,183
3,581
18,101
25,814
20,224
5,876
2,356
977
72
1,333
17,666
3,791
6,654
12,683"
1,034
12,919
3,545
12,595
2,095
13,500
306
2,359
4,352
562
1,978
140
712
i
4,291
3,367
7,377
to
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TABLE 1 0 . — R E V E N U E
RECEIPTS
FROM EARNINGS OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS,
MENTAL SERVICE:
1924
BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS OF THE
GENERAL
DEPART-
to
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 . 37]
HIGHWAYS
All general
departments
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
General
government
Protection
to person
and
property
Sanitation,
Conserva- or promo- Repair and
tion of
construction of
health
tion for
cleanliness
compensation
$62, 330, 649
$2,073,552
$5,205,758
31, 058, 427
9, 216, 951
11, 503, 772
6, 367, 551
4,183,948
I
II
III
IV.
V
i 605,845$10,825,834
,
6, 059, 570 7,483,648
1, 764,300 1,467,305
1, 037,833 1,142,068
513, 209
460, 840
219, 604
283,302
754,966
283,079
590,248
246,870
1,993,151
884,270
1, 204, 941
779, 678
343, 718
$7,521,695
3.498, 505
1,144,817
1,816, 688
775, 324
286,361
All
other
EDUCATION
Charities,
hospitals,
and
corrections
$912,039
8,681,622
249, 519
181, 589
296, 026
94, 337
90, 568
4,142, 971
957,339
1, 258, 573
1, 339,412
983,327
Recreation
Schools
$8,376,185
2,293, 966
1,364,327
2,145, 692
1,325, 798
1, 246,402
Miscellaneous
Libraries
$975,383 I $5,868,286
380, 503
157,181
192, 209
148, 582
3, 095, 860
810,195
1, 252,628
460,037
249,566
$2,284,450
1,105,768
202, 549
566,866
223,464
185,803
GROUP I — C I T I E S HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 A N D OVER
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$5,200,841
5,961,990
3, 773,496
3,690, 955
2, 528, 832
1,479, 864
1 N e w York, N . Y
.
?, Chicago, 111
3 Philadelphia, P a
4 Detroit, Mich
5 C l e v e l a n d , Ohio
6 St. Louis, M o
7
8
9
10
11
12
Baltimore, M d
Boston, Mass
Los Angeles, Calif
Pittsburgh, P a
S a n Francisco, Calif
Buffalo, N . Y
_._
_._
$1,381,540
1,149, 049
1,047, 793
235,858
482,454
535,091
$1,425,162
2, 590,042
1,030,383
586,657
231,747
266,226
$162,373
27,088
21,327
91,393
111, 761
2,423
$245,976
522,281
436,833
42, 017
282, 092
5,539
$42,685
544,938
174, 705
567, 043
502, 737
215,000
$76,923
19, 510
17,851
15, 002
5,790
4,246
$689,341
171,575
476, 612
843,263
376, 736
209, 599
$602,952
185, 683
84,170
276, 503
339,376
41,427
$134
93, 522
11,168
36,404
43, 355
19,370
$540,865
544,076
221,802
898,231
99, 693
179,773
$32,890
114,226
250,852
98,584
53,091
1,170
700, 722
2,177, 249
2, 542,378
1,155,428
773, 855
1. 072,817
134, 623
144, 680
397,481
263,821
224, 563
62,617
29,487
249,941
520,603
208,998
228,014
116,388
8,170
133,324
77,208
24,313
49,112
46,474
56,017
128,104
58,936
20
1,630
213, 706
226,828
13, 557
752,443
148, 354
6,368
303,847
29,116
32,129
8,682
7,516
68,842
290, 774
364,287
325,891
103, 540
222,511
35, 581
558,604
35,154
106,969
4,634
22,913
15,499
92,343
30,358
18,168
20,182
108,019
96, 047
218,986
21,467
135,551
31,350
4,039
514,590
16,255
17,721
2,275
75
32,754
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GROUP II—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30Q,000 TO 500,000
13
14
15
16
17
18
Milwaukee, Wis
W a s h i n g t o n , D . C_
Newark, N . J
Minneapolis, M i n n
N e w Orleans, L a
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
19
20
21
22
23
Kansas City, M o
Seattle, W a s h . _
Indianapolis, Ind
Rochester, N . Y
Jersey City, N . J
_
_
_
$35,394
12, 751
21,408
15,270
6,696
13,361
$162,460
6,715
20,905
304,264
59,161
2,377
$25, 214
126, 774
21
3
27,231
4,093
49,109
71,178
79, 298
86, 026
21, 056
10,400
19,168
10, 981
7,146
4,606
27, 735
69,461
80,222
65,062
11,833
183
17,692
1,220
118
$5, 715
11, 029
$53, 558
19, 546
95,005
117,625
78
$1,367,526
1,107,431
990,894
764,314
779,840
1,106,419
$171,705
117,896
243,376
103,692
179,251
153, 745
$222,095
120,028
152,370
116,172
253,946
112,812
$21,799
2,455
61, 390
22,121
31,040
12,393
$159,899
291,130
80,357
22,916
8,402
9,464
$73,846
330,183
89, 524
26,093
125, 715
176, 695
$84,442
3,342
27, 286
2,600
8,039
2,739
$192, 281
51,898
242, 301
48, 268
6,494
52,466
$218,391
44, 259
51,956
102,915
73, 865
566, 274
636,472
729,849
573,453
648,202
512, 551
179,909
189,366
131,229
118, 565
175, 566
177,100
103,829
74,911
51,665
82,377
3,923
42, 901
19, 509
7,780
57, 768
5,782
4,540
77,224
223, 614
942
129, 509
143,172
14,186
33,156
2,738
28, 729
12, 903
10,246
523
740
24,093
55, 639
74,427
54, 547
154,925
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GROUP III—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
24
25
26
27
28
Louisville, K y
T o l e d o , Ohio . . .
P o r t l a n d , Oreg __
D e n v e r , Colo
A k r o n , Ohio
29
30
31
32
33
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
Providence, R. I
St. P a u l , M i n n
O a k l a n d , Calif
Atlanta, Ga
34
35
36
37
38
$14
$356,254 1
260,859 1
549,393
868,958
148,240
$271
19,814
9,858
284,033
392
$16,344
71, 202
9,092
180,212
15,137
$2, 637
3,379
3,909
5,006
12,831
$12, 017
3,183
18, 059
527
2,747
$13,948
20, 921
353,401
111, 332
2,084
$1, 702
750
4,294
14,034
3,428
$16, 900
16,301
14
65, 756
121
$233,148
94,734
32, 787
67, 968
108, 794
301,429 |
429,276
325, 605 1
280, 502 1
173, 269
26,280
40,474
51,815
3,561
2, 700
13,207
79, 721
42,883
10,911
3,297
2,432
38,309
4,683
33,299
258
107, 038
35, 555
22, 639
23,933
2,030
69,246
94, 343
23, 397
106,341
32, 846
1,537
6,894
2,633
1,600
14, 320
43,267
6,193
9,072
34, 795
50,187
73, 590
5,751
24, 608
28, 732
16,461
9,246
6,521
1,115
21, 630
93, 267
52,272
53, 715
16, 254
850
57, 622
4,626
6,775
Omaha, Nebr
B i r m i n g h a m , Ala
Worcester, M a s s .
San Antonio, Tex
Dallas, Tex
226, 353
189,493 !
614,032 1
113,470
344, 782
15, 567
18,191
25,540
1,328
4,305
58,840
31,703
26,505
13, 679
16,812
3,404
5,545
48,687
18,246
9,514
715
38,818
56,925
3,661
33,174
47,153
22, 910
62, 783
42,195
33, 754
43
5,356
2,587
1,992
7,677
23,483
241,627
4,551
8,391
5,318
2,261
4,426
14,690
18,166
18,846
22,096
85,821
3,901
889
33,988
102,305
77,489
16, 041
91,226
8,012
46, 770
39
40
41
42
43
Richmond, Va
Syracuse, N . Y
New Haven, Conn
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio
90,387
197,110
205,177
265,834
235,147
32,425
34,150
5,493
1,496
11,388
9,430
22,275
40,931
80,552
6,980
115
11,474
2,763
15
307
7,429
5,289
17,810
29, 303
62,851
46, 521
19, 973
53,489
11, 621
2,875
1,715
320
15, 929
9,766
9,182
17.486
3,858
45.487
102,109
25, 380
15, 036
92,154
5,210
16, 701
7,341
7,491
4,804
3,389
1,608
35,348
14,299
29, 549
10,005
1,943
475
85
44
45
46
47
48
Norfolk, V a .
Houston, Tex
Bridgeport, Conn
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
Hartford, C o n n . . .
142,404
163,209
216,029
228,857
286,848
46,608
62,996
. 1,948
27,287
6,236
24,294
20,405
15, 565
36,800
96, 745
1,873
950
9,182
3,444
18,896
4,087
19, 708
84,511
39,938
13, 373
2,498
75
55,610
165
18,417
6,430
14,268
9,302
27,042
26,890
8,192
26,035
16,830
19,408
76,777
734
904
2,542
_
__
45, 798
14,040
13,164
71,172
664
3,601
3,477
12, 768
2,628
1,350
1,890
3,828
7,675
22,974
9,697
224
30
25,373
to
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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 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 : 1 9 2 4 — C o n t i n u e d
DEPART-
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. 37]
EDUCATION
General
government
All general
departments
Protection
to person
and
property
Conservation of
health
Sanitation,
or promo- Repair and
tion of
construccleanliness
tion for
compensation
All
other
Charities,
hospitals,
and
corrections
Recreation
Schools
Miscellaneous
i Libraries
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Grand Rapids, Mich..
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, Pa
Paterson, N . J
Springfield, Mass
$311,678
184, 720
103,417
175,941
409, 532
$68,943
61
6,495
16,554
13,760
$6,853
16, 581
853
7,989
11,373
$121,489
700
257
34, 258
13,498
$9,472
28, 700
5,004
398
69, 062
$12,964
3,700
67, 207
1,874
102,295
Des Moines, Iowa
Trenton, N . J
Salt Lake City ,Utah_
Fall River, Mass
Camden, N . J
154,921
192, 591
151, 802
172,875
79, 778
696
20,369
29,924
4,930
16,878
217
1,675
3,252
4,881
19, 502
1,429
45,547
803
16, 795
5,642
1,163
12,365
2,090
2,713
135
35,993
40,922
14,280
31,899
Nashville, Tenn
New Bedford, Mass..
Flint, Mich
Wilmington, Del
Albany, N . Y
159,104
228,273
189,016
26,185
19,840
205
11,452
6,944
4,060
3,236
9,467
6,530
10, 524
1,610
1,216
1,589
40,477
64,504
2,378
7,542
30,239
22,496
2,493
2,228
4,882
54,463
26,343
1,705
65
170
Cambridge, M a s s . . .
Kansas City, Kans..
Erie, Pa
_.
Reading, Pa._
Yonkers, N . Y
219,659
34, 011
51,475
71,424
42,271
10,157
58
2,777
1,122
9,186
19,610
698
5,480
52
1,622
29,314
18,276
2,126
5,687
37,330
8,016
3,489
63, 532
11, 252
20,324
1,173
2,089
6,399
1,508
318
2,458
Lowell, Mass
Duluth, Minn._
Tulsa, Okla
Elizabeth, N . J .
Spokane, Wash..
126, 535
36,449
34,695
81, 623
226, 559
6,187
2,955
514
18, 079
551
5,577
2,720
15,488
3,397
8,231
13,174
1,415
168
2,999
1,954
4,726
638
43,473
45,097
483
761
762
304
1,157
49,454
4
359
60
3,613
5,783
11,134
793
82,843
$4,463
20,271
3,252
326
1,876
544
3,769
1, 750
1,803
127
2,501
1,007
$1, 763
2,796
65, 091
3,412
1,571
33, 946
41,033
31,968
49, 580
$67,484
32, 796
12,485
106, 706
92,650
$3,842
1,375
1,946
4,858
85,407
59,988
17,737
52, 207
32,190
4,966
4,530
4,070
12,300
34, 390
47,902
9,386
2,001
1,683
1,283
7,004
5,624
21,917
11,204
1,652
2,062
1,063
1,183
27,108
5,635
13,331
5,605
51,090
1,254
2,340
2,722
1,426
11,174
532
5,148
3,142
6,440
3,654
$7,034
78,184
2,387
182
8,778
$7, 371
2,352
3,531
15,809
1,855
70,625
465
1,821
5,285
7,257
16,856
4,081
3,957
361
2,997
18, 043
1,312
1,014
235
7,888
4,313
3,563
20,625
31,149
7,271
23,236
761
550
36,078
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61,129
9,627
446
231
1
6,209
m
74
75
76
77
78
79
Tacoma,1 Wash
Canton, O h i o . . .
Oklahoma City, Okla
Lynn, Mass
_
___
Utica, N . Y
Water bury, C onn
284,755 1
96,435
199,030
150,364
36,887
39,010
22,482
197
4,985
8,093
9,776
2,051
1,978
3,746
11,511
6,802
6,371
2,740
2,884
1,144
4,818
13,995
4,102
390
21
58, 790
73,616
7,200
319
395
8,468
5,476
44
6
2,335
69,824
3,157
1,616
447
5,776
95
49,368
7,118
4,745
34,254
27,226
25,806
22,205
3,953
20,200
4,428
974
1,383
2,538
3,254
4,135
58,591
2,023
1,516
1,091
378
3,906
145,867
35,871
1
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
80
81
82
83
84
Somerville, M a s s . . .
E l Paso, Tex
S a n D i e g o , Calif
Fort Wayne, Ind
Jacksonville, F l a
85
86
87
88
89
Lawrence, Mass
Schenectady, N . Y
Evansville, I n d .
Knoxville, T e n n
Savannah, Ga
90
91
92
93
94
Allentown, P a
Bayonne, N . J
Wichita, Kans
Harrisburg, Pa
Manchester, N . H
_
$121,704
74, 583
165,739
57,144
85,767
$8, 784
1,502
11,102
1,020
$3,467
10,258
23,320
1,009
15,904
$11, 559
10,275
384
1,737
791
$3,796
13,162
37,839
1,061
41,712
$23,862
70,439
72,853
63,824
102,285
71,270
_
7,600
7, 550
8,149
77
727
2,319
2,209
2,009
24,331
7,475
876
6,621
2,430
3,057
188
14,626
4,555
16,172
1,268
545
6,955
20,969
16,828
113,070
31,499
25,135
1, 710
5,632
6,643
997
7,297
659
291
3,560
167
1,630
9
23
2,097
4,398
922
8,611
8,594
2,660
2,136
24,305
188
8,520
4,379
43,803
$254
1,033
689
34
$24,159
11,732
1,883
$13, 207
14,282
20, 717
19,319
1,469
$2,131
1,449
7,075
2,334
2,027
$1,041
5,647
45, 776
6,325
23,864
$29,444
5,243
14,818
320
2,025
64
42
684
14,430
76
11,227
18,465
46,866
5,422
29,185
604
361
1,100
4,761
915
18, 754
1,703
1,863
2,397
960
42
73
Q
458
182
w
>
1,236
7
1,150
38, 734
2,047
333
7,226
2,421
1,639
2,628
2,990
31, 594
16,193
2,393
11, 743
5,183
4,968
H
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4,206
623
3,883
2,638
14,297
169
2,010
2,274
751
405
67
494
L o n g B e a c h , Calif
Peoria, 111.
Tampa, Fla
South Bend, Ind
St. Joseph, M o
90,046
71,655
128,949
84,696
33,659
1,075
564
325
12,631
404
17,047
16, 738
14,660
11,684
8,554
1,059
7,166
2,597
2,081
614
17,362
2,425
1,204
81
2,493
.3,924
870
23,785
8,714
5,263
1,100
2,228
50
1,070
100
101
102
103
104
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
Rockford, 111. .
Portland, M e . .
Gary, Ind
_
44,493
55,461
132,886
114, 681
57,942
735
6,290
1,774
9,087
21, 704
2,555
2,547
5,008
16,866
472
740
63
25
4,051
39
15,907
15,896
1,495
21,441
9,677
45,868
21,865
1,076
160
208
1,706
105
106
107
108
109
Hamtramck, Mich
Little Rock, Ark
Troy, N . Y
..
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
S a c r a m e n t o , C alif
26,350
66,433
18,446
40, 061
244,362
5,376
3,341
1,024
71
1,297
7,164
11,985
2,597
4,398
26,999
213
6,916
16
1,922
10, 519
275
1,095
113
2,394
147,126
110
111
11?
113
114
Bmghamton, N. Y
Johnstown, P a
E a s t St. L o u i s , 111
Saginaw, M i c h
Terre Haute, Ind
176, 245
20,448
82, 079
77, 657
76,481 ' 1
2,011
2,282
1,419
16,433
13, 708
3,888
83
1,372
608
3,241
564
88
30,872
17,928
432
6,788
4,645
55
102
3,601
95
96
97
98
99
__
89,885
752
45
25,349
25, 528
536
115
6,166
6,094
316
2,936
1,757
1,581
7,512
2,729
4,691
23,050
82,296
70
3,936
8,248
12,986
2,648
7,408
19,177
6,281
27, 560
34,064
8,088
13, 532
18,184
57,950
13, 690
8,412
1,155
4,142
13, 057
92
5,881
27,990
2,650
2,189
797
2,661
5,239
11, 943
1,844
13, 381
2,139
146, 889
10, 901
12, 291
15, 620
24,813
53, 234
1,668
1,533
2,603
2,510
15,723
1,276
357
298
103
1,285
13,435
854
1,803
13,986
1,020
7,369
73
3,026
6
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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 P A L
MENTAL S E R V I C E : 1 9 2 4 — C o n t i n u e d
DIVISIONS
OF THE GENERAL
DEPART-
6
[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]
HIGHWAYS
Protection
to person
and
property
General
government
All general
departments
Conservation of
health
S
EDUCATION
n
^ ^
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or promo- Repair and
construction of
tion for
cleanliness
compensation
All
other
Charities,
hospitals,
and
corrections
Recreation
Schools
Miscellaneous
Libraries
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GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
115
116
117
118
119
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N . J
Passaic, N . J___
Springfield, Ohio
Lansing, Mich
120
131
122
19-3
1?,4
C h e s t e r , Pa__
_
Racine, Wis
Chattanooga, T e n n
Brockton, Mass
A l t o o n a , Pa___
125
126
127
198
T?9
N e w Britain, Conn
Highland Park, Mich
M o b i l e , Ala
Berkeley, Calif
Springfield, 111
92,846
300, 776
18, 585
200,189
52,073
130
131
132
133
134
Bethlehem, P a .
Huntington, W . Va_.
H o l y o k e , Mass.__
Lincoln, N e b r
Winston-Salem, N . C
20, 760
11,196
100,137
51, 774
82,067 I
8,621
130,115
57, 867
17,558
13,495 1
135 Cicero, 111
136 Q u i n c y , M a s s
137 E a s t Orange, N . J
138 P o r t s m o u t h , V a
139 1 C o v i n g t o n , K y
_
_._
_
_
$60,692
16,049
21,654
121,294
131,794
32,676
65,645
111, 440 1
240,880 !
68, 753
$31,000
2,375
6,108
1,565
2,843
$28
317
2,044
1,476
263
1,530
628
21
7,245
2,580
3,774
4,530
1,298
1,178
4
3,008
1,978
11,009
666
226
144, 012
845
4,395
4,613
3,975
21, 088
24,894
3,084
3,594
10,911
17,914
10, 782
6,587
9,083
11,182
745
18, 250
2,383
565
701
2,142
3,791
55
105, 868
50
309
14, 223
5,878
41, 826
2,304
684
74
112
20,842
1,755
5,231
520
2,175
262
649
242
5,327
1,424
1,417
7,165
5,462
18,143
8,389
34
200
7,097
791
121
389
6,172
114
802
13
$8,966
6,986
8,105
1,768
4,055
6
$10
$7,455
2,000
60
$1, 225
$758
285
308
40, 232
38,048
1,081
706
75, 705
1,957
106
437
316
87,440
35, 759
889
488
400
7,576
212,867
715
2,715
734
1,671
332
15,301
7,688
472
951
1,219
1,301
6,193
2,882
5,108
13,013
581
182
899
5,346
4,209
3,993
1,533
34
314
1,094
190
22, 716
49, 254
75,085
$8, 656
1, 768
2,584
36, 906
36, 907
30,858
32,134
2,079
13, 268
37, 531
26, 761
32,997
85
14, 634
20,141
17, 234
3,169
19,548
8,808
13, 779
7,552
16,583
11, 749
2,737
4,431
$1, 245
603
1,454
617
• 1,429
6,665
2,918
1,137
$1,349
2,000
2,868
4,979
11,907
7,150
1,574
3,976
1,490
2,182
5,691
2,401
3
11, 289
13,284
$389
•
H
178
2,818
48
21, 603
H-(
10, 527
2,200
322
1,295
$1,055
841
4,952
840
289
2,353
4,453
1,929
95
19, 965
124
14,020
580
9,823
4,224
405
1,430
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w
140
141
142
143
144
Macon, Ga
R o a n o k e , Va___ __
Jackson, M i c h . .
S h r e v e p o r t , La__
Wheeling, W . Va
145
146
147
148
149
1,140
938
10,127
5,560
3,821
9,858
1,129
18,386
544
116
604
776
164
67,881
4,591
88, 974
2,793
5,991
15,468
14,273
78, 549
15, 248
343
267
2,354
3,783
1,331
5,195
91
11,877
11, 647
576
115,089
448
2,505
2,281
766
14,973
291
17,446
11,442
12,800
7,828
14,848
508
448
7,382
2,492
23
33,872
27
1,194
9,203
467
2,378
7,428
824
264
10,556
3,485
29,258
20,311
1,503
4,333
2,520
1,540
2,565
10,458
10, 774
25,175
43,301
9,571
3,242
334
2,298
1,548
2,468
2,174
4,380
12,712
4,138
16, 780
2,418
24
5
14,784
31, 768
2,932
4,605
2,518
482
6,000
6,436
2,038
954
954
4,115
530
2,384
7,939
25,591
5,400
9,430
19,120
1,017
5,286
1,747
1,901
3,140
4,602
5,176
260
13,561
24, 915
3,087
79
$3, 933
11,526
25,336
17, 424
23,106
$2,386
3,488
$697
208
$25,150
438
1,903
1,096
6,585
521
5,792
1,645
219
1,086
163
6,333
17,183
8, 719
383
543
10,469
1,421
Niagara Falls, N . Y
Lancaster, Pa .
F r e s n o , Calif. _
Augusta, G a _ .
P a s a d e n a , Calif
27, 566
29,017
70,215
151,589
249,434
7,371
248
21,654
130
32,870
353
591
9,380
2,808
13,378
150
151
15?
153
154
Lakewood, Ohio
Topeka, K a n s . . .
Davenport, Iowa
A t l a n t i c C i t y , N . J—.;.__
Kalamazoo, Mich
21,441
38,229
61,376
111,110
98,317
137
339
11,576
26,445
3,204
4,619
12,445
10,413
614
1,903
3,955
155
156
157
158
159
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x
Newton, M a s s . .
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C .
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
2,389
6,565
4,558
1,205
809
6,793
5,583
1,970
8,104
8,771
2,750
16,087
4, 958
43
58,394
69, 256
91,221
35,082
39,953
.
594
55
80
8,210
6,834
4,262
2,491
25, 657
6,164
9
84,400 1
51,616
169,149
127, 781
17,330
f
6,151
1,933
38
348
136, 933
691
421
3,790
21,564
1,272
1,571
932
GROUP V— CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000
160
161
16?
163
164
Haverhill, M a s s
O a k P a r k , 111..
N e w Castle, P a
Kenosha, W i s . . .
Y o r k , Pa.__ __
165
166
167
168
169
D e c a t u r , 111
Woonsocket, R . I
McKeesport, Pa
Bay City, M i c h . . .
Hammond, Ind._ _
170
171
17?,
173
174
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
Elmira, N . Y
Beaumont, Tex_.
Galveston, Tex
Chelsea, M a s s
175
176
177
178
179
Charleston, W . Va
Medford, M a s s
Perth Amboy, N . J
Pittsfield, M a s s
S t o c k t o n , Calif
_
_
__
__.
_ .
$138,695
25,149
34,956
48,439
45,584
$7,191
140
4, 688
1,821
38
$160
1,149
1,048
11
1,843
470
$1,955
1,890
82
4,011
565
$13, 524
30,801 1
37, 748
54,196
40, 691
23,366
862
19, 717
8
3,067
3,848
6,213
753
1,071
1,437
9,876
309
43,091
37,477
25,991
178,481 !
65,106
2,593
2,117
461
2,223
4, 733
363
6,205
2,128
5,221
1,170
27, 772
46,009
19, 612
32,671
48,276 |
145
9,723
7,753
2,599
7,463
775
5,731
4,724
987
5,542
59
23
$212
351
619
7,769
18, 442
7,556
16,191
3, 704
2,953
2,151
650
88
7,500
849
315
$81, 778
3,145
3,134
92
717
337
265
414
13,062
2,285
20,036
8,505
48, 757
21,258
163
4,931
535
203
597
5,279
3,000
1,015
165,982
25,448
8,913
16,680
5,381
548
3,977
5,879
2,592
5,884
3,064
1,356
79
2,091
40
2,167
$1, 709
5,959
1,048
4
3,004
1,711
7,967
76
39
772
1,449
1,001
193
18,102
20,974
1,271
2,370
7,830
8,387
1,526
1,226
849
10, 020
533
9,320
388
1,264
1,761
591
1,642
2,379
1,935
208
600
357
71
100
1,259
14,926
2,640
2,027
17
20, 993
3
5,600
5,349
698
TABLE 1 0 . — 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 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 4 — C o n t i n u e d .
DIVISIONS
OF THE GENERAL
DEPART-
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 . 37]
HIGHWAYS
General
government
All general
departments
Protection
to person
and
property
Conservation of
health
Sanitation,
or promo- Eepair and
tion of
construccleanliness
tion for
compensation
EDUCATION
All
other
Charities,
hospitals,
and
corrections
Recreation
Schools
Miscellaneous
Libraries
3
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
180
181
$59,445
56,857 I
94,355 !
43,340
36,508
$17,098
2,569
6,819
4,000
1,470
$6,366
2,467
3,817
225
2,912
$161
3,699
1,994
3,674
197
183
184
Lima, Ohio
Montgomery, Ala
Madison, Wis
Greensboro, N . C
Lexington, Ky_._
185
186
187
188
189
E a s t Chicago, I n d
__Pueblo, Colo. —
Pontiac, Mich .
Fitchburg, Mass
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
7,679
19,749
129,835
142,727
51,408 1
1,904
1,129
5,211
5,032
2,580
22
1,265
2,464
3,192
3,897
662
2,662
9,102
335
190
191
19?,
193
194
Salem, M a s s
E v a n s t o n , 111
S a n Jose, Calif
Butte, M o n t
West Hoboken, N . J
104,913 !
2,166
60,981
17,732
112,298 !
534
6,257
180
13,519 J * 1,373
7,558
4,733
3,327
270
7,313
892
10,580
1,593
88
195
196
197
198
199
Williamsport, P a _
Brookline, M a s s
Jamestown, N . Y
H a m i l t o n , Ohio
Muskegon, Mich _ _
?00
?01
?0?,
Waco, Tex
Everett, Mass
Springfield, M o
Muncie, I n d L o r a i n , Ohio
?m
204
___
_
36,414
65,945
97,198
21,410
76,199 1
627
5, 723
5,002
111
12,334
223
664
3,249
733
83
24,619 1
49,288
19,239
31,697
14,684 1
20
3,751
668
794
242
898
451
362
402
959
$62
34,319
149
6,934
4,678
$1,396
5,970
17,857
1,245
$2,123
18
6,821
344
1,076
$5, 913
2,897
11,423
10,101
$866
743
5,090
1,912
581
2,478
13,904
35,609
10,187
3,911
1,480
1,359
282
635
2,720
1,032
1,430
261
1,735
19,164
1,693
8,775
70, 704
2,326
11,089
1,057
5,693
705
1,054
969
4,746
3,382
12, 756
33
798
510
708
11,015
2,301
4,298
5,219
5,297
8,473
11,563
86
1,949
55,549
93,459
2,081
32,121
5,090
6,293
753
1,050
10, 901
6,721
1,331
3,783
83
81
27, 499
2,465
12, 754
25
512
19, 950
5,765
2,206
10, 540
3,757
131
554
544
9
5
1,200
4,741
897
833
50
374
1,238
1,736
2,762
9,484
2,884
314
303
>
$31,373
867
45, 660
14,828
13,168
$6
763
9,395
19
31
19,388
a
4,375
2,134
69, 541
1,698
19, 765
1,668
11,056
13,926
7,466
14,243
18,177
11,482
2,870
6,304
16, 533
10,878
1,080
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11, 701
2,000
18,379
595
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O
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a
H
185
2,159
11, 349
9,820
940
1,833
1,079
1,337
560
225
3,616
"612
315
280
1,724
818
911
2,833
$286
3,251
5,946
407
1,671
17,866
3,880
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205
206
207
208
209
Chicopee, M a s s
D u b u q u e , Iowa
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
C o l u m b i a , S. C
Joliet, 111
28,673 I
45,401
59,065
17,653
18,488
4,283
2,898
25,090
15
67
815
6,834
996
4,124
3,366
3, 216
752
4,991
4,783
371
210
911
212
213
214
Superior, W i s
Stamford, Conn
A u r o r a , 111 .
Taunton, Mass
C o u n c i l Bluffs, I o w a
7,937
50,965
54,452
73,117
49, 728
510
2,315
295
1,661
8,871
581
2,329
17,426
2,788
7,665
410
2,139
181
3,728
215
216
217
218
219
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
Q u i n c y , 111 _
Austin, Tex
N e w Brunswick, N . J
15, 540
49,849
19, 708
49, 558
72, 528
3,455
1,251
593
42
4,640
550
6,705
676
2,212
3,942
2,157
96
818
98
1,733
55
7
36
6,706
70
220
221
222
223
224
Waterloo, Iowa
Easton, Pa
Ogden, U t a h
D a n v i l l e , 111
W i l m i n g t o n , N . C_
37,078
20,013
33, 912
26,589
27, 706
90
268
3,953
3,502
258
383
164
276
10
3,068
3,171
390
29
89
20,489
225
226
227
228
229
Auburn, N . Y
Kokomo, Ind
N e w p o r t News, Va
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Hazleton, P a
31, 616
22,977
21, 547
66,135
28,251
730
318
2,467
727
680
228
670
639
382
635
5,633
37,960
230
231
232
233
234
Orange, N . J
Amsterdam, N . Y _
Petersburg, Va
Norristown, Pa
Waltham, Mass
22,744
7,071
24, 574
14,681
40,202
5, 662
1,761
1,070
4, 656
2,942
8
511
1,790
104
2,169
572
466
2,218
151
489
235
236
237
238
239
Lewiston, M e
Green Bay, Wis
Columbus, Ga
Oshkosh, Wis
Sheboygan, Wis
43,122
63,186
153,802
39, 505
9,081
1, 335
15
87
1,765
2,282
68
1,938
5
201
240
241
242
243
244
M o l i n e , 111
Watertown, N . Y
M u s k o g e e , Okla
82,119
45, 729
68,321
34, 954
32, 596
72
1, 648
45
209
3, 542
13, 746
868
127
771
2,737
200
2,955
245
246
247
248
Lynchburg, Va
Colorado Springs, C o l o . . -
96, 955
48, 596
27, 998
19, 551
7,088
335
7, 075
711
1,100
2,510
2,142
6,277
1,639
551
Newburgh, N . Y
Pensacola, F l a
70
166
340
28
4,986
4,229
3,386
19, 679
3,213
12, 661
669
594
1,129
4,799
22,272
25,182
19,348
17, 528
1,062
29, 578
4,282
21,386
1,619
8,658
9,888
11,390
6,892
50,742
483
785
367
2,957
13, 620
16,224
23,918
25, 266
1,011
5,472
1,557
212
15
264
143
4,451
2,735
6,737
19, 219
6,057
8,114
1,539
3,981
981
13, 790
43
14, 725
5,519
1,020
739
364
9,415
347
44,083
277
136
1,880
1,042
7,602
8,542
788
117
475
1,186
1,131
133
1,137
561
163
296
1,912
1,260
111
1,029
7,928
645
7,517
332
2,229
267
115
2,178
243
3,000
4,285
1,951
8,571
1,024
12, 456
445
3,303
342
345
400
67
33
176
4,676
11, 393
299
3,728
1,207
5
13, 865
1,984
420
3,522
4,250
903
12,909
8,823
2,170
13,314
1,879
50,192
3,383
2,442
5,924
29, 792
41,037
29,337
5,797
8,342
8,639
2,773
16,930
10,001
2,135
1,553
5,314
7,377
2,755
109
5,030
309
1,537
54, 411
20, 994
44, 722
13,454
122
11, 467
340
52
44, 301
264
382
11, 237
19,452
3,577
16,987
24,175
15, 631
394
21,190
8,476
15,833
2,060
9,649
16,212
76
20
246
1,762
168
14,074
3,609
745
367
1,180
300
650
12,005
6,547
65
22
360
11,091
2,047
5,685
1,514
1,406
1,291
844
774
890
40
148
Q
5
352
555
8
35
1,429
1,000
20
467
430
918
238
1,007
6
853
297
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16, 211
8,060
22,301
6,125
1,180
3,577
181
260
1,564
1,041
1,305
29
1,227
150
1,613
509
2,460
2,910
264
203
1,493
720
\
3,858
21, 564
1, 225
10,069
475
993
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TABLE 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 OF 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
1924
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. 37J
Watersupply
systems
Total
Gassupply
systems
Markets
!$240,668,407 $147,340,618 $28, 532, 076 $5,477,174 $3,340,690
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
Electric
light and
power
systems
I
II.*.
III
IV
V_
121, 627, 953
28,855, 865
45,597, 913
28, 418, 613
16,168,063
65, 381,109 13, 299, 962
15, 979,139 3,118, 532
34, 077, 443 3,471,836 4,432,801
.19, 259,416 6, 266, 332
592, 647
12, 643, 511 2,375,414
451, 726
1, 653, 617
783, 800
541, 800
282,092
79, 381
Scales
Docks,
wharves,
and landings
Cemeteries
and crematories
$70, 618 $12, 932,153 $1,889,007
17, 609
4,277
11,839
21, 600
15, 293
9, 415, 986
921,120
1, 542, 906
924, 626
127, 515
181, 963
118,462
621,487
575, 426
391, 669
Subways
for pipes
and
wires
Halls
Street
railways
$671, 606 $467,352 |$34,927,987
343,814
14, 242
219,012
71, 665
22, 873
425,325 I 26, 912, 917
7, 916, 293
17,138
98, 777
17,168
7,721
All other
enterprises
$5,019,126
3,995,651
M
562,874
407, 641
52,960
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GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
1
?
3
4
R
6
7
8
q
10
11
T>
N e w York, N . Y
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, P a
Detroit, Mich
C l e v e l a n d , Ohio . _
St. Louis, M o ,
B a l t i m o r e , M d . . ._
Boston, Mass
Los Angeles, Calif
P i t t s b u r g h , P a _.
San Francisco, Calif- _
Buffalo, N . Y
__ __
__ _
_ _ -.
.
._ _
_
$31,004,144
10,608, 572
7,108, 562
27, 268, 304
7, 527, 767
3,338,175
4,164,104
4, 241, 770
17,442, 230
2, 959, 539
3.339, 206
2, 625, 580
$18,600,895
9, 781, 317
6, 613, 409
4,436, 560
4, 348, 711
3,187, 856
3,
3,
5,
2,
312, 377
928, 902
909,154
765, 722
14, 545
2,481, 661
2, 574,060
$832, 250
18, 060
22, 384
94, 464
141, 685
51, 378
$2, 407
8, 655
90, 527
157, 442
$696,134
65
124,904
!
$6,883,840
113, 061
472, 769
$132, 904
$186, 842
6,482
$978, 767
,
1, 493, 342
56, 646
141,158
$425, 325
29,833
107,128
9,140
48, 233
826
5,785
127, 791
23,396
120, 523
3,196,870
$2, 206,183
1,129, 638
1,829, 556
960, 633
1,140, 850
2,093, 671
$5, 032
26.914
328,157
$1,839
73
225, 724
16,351
$12, 217
61,121
65
$1, 254
2,400
9, 629
$1, 665, 957
$335
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GROUP I I — C I T I E S HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
$2, 213,054
1,170,023
2,218,834
960, 771
3,034,931
2,119, 986
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22, 737,280
i
Milwaukee, Wis - . .
Washington, D. C .
Newark, N . J
Minneapolis, Minn
New Orleans, L a „ .
Cincinnati, Ohio...
$3, 708,392
90, 286
306,042
10,029, 768
w
19
20
21
22
23
Kansas City, M o
Seattle, W a s h . .
Indianapolis, I n d
Rochester, N . Y
Jersey City, N . J .
_
2,003,149 1
11, 764, 098
71,183
1, 422,126
1, 877, 710
1,937,477
1, 571, 698
61,358
17,871
65,071
37, 322
$3,118, 532
I, 257,646
1, 851, 787
i
i
2,365 j
1
___,
1,949
805,661
!
4,555
25,923
114,808
6,112
7,795
6,250,336
i
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GROUP III—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
24
25
26
27
28
Louisville, K y
T o l e d o , Ohio
P o r t l a n d , Oreg
D e n v e r , Colo
A k r o n , Ohio
29
30
31
32
33
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
Providence, R. I
St. Paul, M i n n
O a k l a n d , Calif
Atlanta, Ga
34
35
36
37
38
Omaha, Nebr
B i r m i n g h a m , Ala
Worcester, M a s s
San Antonio, Tex
Dallas, Tex
39
40
41
42
43
$1,003,523
1, 349,819
2,403, 255
2,187,032
1,084,388
-
$979, 717
1,292,018
1,262, 719
2,121,905
1,061, 744
$23, 645
5,000
987, 789
$17, 590
13,139
28,247
22,644
1, 527,914 |
1, 448, 321
843,457
142, 751
1, 739, 225
1, 229, 295
1, 390, 761
797,567
3, 500, 986
150, 081 [
732,313
28, 953
966, 532
1, 208, 512
56,447
671,160
Richmond, Va
Syracuse, N . Y
N e w Haven, Conn
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio _ _
2, 262,447
785, 225
8,881
1, 016,028 1
586,836 1
561, 565
767,269
44
45
46
47
48
Norfolk, V a . .
.
Houston, Tex._
Bridgeport, Conn
Youngstown, O h i o . . .
Hartford, Conn
1,108, 715
618, 686
661, 973
506,205
523,344
873, 009
3,800
8,421
49
50
51
52
53
Grand Rapids, Mich
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, P a
Paterson, N . J
Springfield, M a s s
618, 638
560, 961
16, 787
54
56
57
58
Des Moines, Iowa
Trenton, N . J
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h
Fall River, M a s s
Camden, N . J
.
529, 530
893, 700
713, 297
560,961
*
1,030
1
$206
37,349
22, 091
$102, 259
14, 789
1
70,810
50, 993
...
.
$241,324
$161
35,005
57,295
10, 583
$1, 969
1,410
12,133
858
47,461
$2, 042, 270
67, 835
2,473
3,991
25, 799
33,039
46,820
9,739
48,470
17,801
99
1, 726, 914
43, 458
228,412
61,153
4,832
24,121
966, 532
883,744
541,934
1, 633, 976
1
26,800
17,956
5,757
20,386
44, 902
709
2,402
34, 465
2,530
!
3,124
3,872
346, 628
28, 563
741
6,329
108,026
55,158
2,386
1,157
11,113
77,872
1,030
659, 974
641,424
603,881
483, 526
428,721
596,152
581, 642
597,168
447, 523
386, 730
568, 776
10,454
649, 520
43, 783
15, 999
4,101
i
2,612
814
168
258
9,507
35,189
41, 565
17, 869
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TABLE 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
1924—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]
Watersupply
systems
Total
Electric
light and
power
systems
Gassupply
systems
Markets
Docks,
wharves,
and landings
Scales
Cemeteries
and crematories
Halls
Subways
for pipes
and
wires
All other
enterprises
Street
railways
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
*)9
60
61
62
63
Nashville, T e n n
N e w Bedford, M a s s
Flint, Mich
Wilmington, Del,
Albany, N . Y
64
65
66
67
68
Cambridge, Mass
K a n s a s C i t y , K a n s . _._
Erie, P a
Reading, P a
__ _ - . .
Yonkers, N . Y
550, 680
2, 220, 407
573,892
450,173
723, 854
69
70
71
72
73
Lowell, M a s s
Duluth, Minn
T u l s a , Okla
Elizabeth, N . J
Spokane, Wash
434,356
1, 215, 878
362, 612
5,846
581,917
386, 210
459, 323
357,821
74
T a c o m a , W a s h .__ .._
C a n t o n , Ohio
__
O k l a h o m a C i t y , Okla .
Lynn, Mass
_._ _
Utica, N . Y
Waterbury, Conn
2, 459, 710
360, 201
434,904
473, 693
7,949
345, 650
739, 298
340, 458
434,904
407,156
76
77
78
79
$503, 054
455, 899
623,040
370, 424
703,119
$538, 537
501, 744
629, 340
413, 056
705,950
__
I
!
1
1
507,978
632,754
564,331
450,173
721,637
$28,196
$1, 339
5,525
4,876
775
$106
5,269
$82
40,576
$5, 760
a
37, 756
2,831
>
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42, 702
$1, 587, 653
372
w
H
$9,189
>
1,970
247
81
33,922
167
W
H
$14,143
4,462
i—i
$756, 555
162
3,773
1,124
580, 793
O
w
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2,073
1, 575, 024
528
1,314
5,121
46, 083
$98, 777
o
13, 308
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66, 537
|
343,778
7,949
1,872
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1
M
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GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000
Somerville, M a s s
El Paso, Tex
San Diego, Calif
Fort Wayne, I n d
Jacksonville, F l a
__
,._,
$297,148
421, 578 1
1,072, 526
1,044,001
1, 866,954 |
$297,148
421,578
961, 429
336,745
282,587
1
i
_ _ _ _
_ _ :
$6, 532
!
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$53, 213
$699, 257
1, 393. 465
3
1
$16,844
$41,040
$1, 467
190, 902
)
85 iL a w r e n c e , M a s s __
86 S c h e n e c t a d y , N . Y__
87 E v a n s v i l l e , Ind__
88 Knoxville, T e n n _
__
89 S a v a n n a h , G a
_
304,862 [i
224,178 1
407, 502
464,019
290,802
276,912
220,484
359,206
450,026
209,664
90
91
92
93
94
Allentown, P a
Bayonne, N . J
Wichita, Kans
Harrisburg, Pa
Manchester, N . H
209, 664
591, 472
12, 660
282,809
245, 076
208,762
591,472
95
96
97
98
99
Long B e a c h , Calif
Peoria, 111
Tampa, Fla
South Bend, I n d
St. Joseph, M o
846, 654
5,691
265, 695 1
359,000
4,262
100 Wilkes-Barre, Pa_ .
101 Sioux C i t y , I o w a
102 Rockford, 111.-.
103 P o r t l a n d , M e
104 IG a r y , I n d
3, 536
301, 517
232, 382
429,789 1
13,837 l|
_
- _
27,950
3,694
12, 246
13,850
22,994
1,611
9,043
736
143
993
33,703
13, 001
$2, 349
32,758
902
12, 660
282,809
190,543
54,097
436
$116,139
725,646
4,340
1,331
341
l
I
3, 457
6,501
2,269
4, 239
1,085
1,417
2,451
297,831
231,587
386,804
2,440
188
4,360
102
592
23
262,136
351,907
i
1
!
Q
795
19
180
80
11,187
33, 629
9,337
fen'
W
i
1
285,151
11,724
345, 797
999, 723
363, 836
285,151
107
108
109
Hamtramck, Mich_.
Little Rock, Ark _
Troy, N . Y
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
110
111
112
113
114
Binghamton, N . Y
J o h n s t o w n , Pa__ __
E a s t St. L o u i s , 111
Saginaw, M i c h
Terre H a u t e , I n d
182, 606
974
182,331
275
782
231, 672
55,196
192,088
1,418
853
115
116
117
118
119
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N . J
Passaic, N . J _ _.
Springfield, Ohio ___!
Lansing, M i c h
._
466,987
354, 799
38
219, 675
2,121, 779
433,319
347,010
120
121
122
123
124
Chester, P a
_
Racine, Wis
__
Chattanooga, T e n n
_.
B r o c k t o n , M a s s __ __
Altoona, P a __. .
105
U6
125 N e w B r i t a i n , C o n n
126 H i g h l a n d P a r k , M i c h
127 M o b i l e , Ala
128 Berkeley, Calif
129 ISpringfield, 111
.
.._
2,130
315, 667
22, 725
264, 554
170,937
245, 523
439, 034
242,178
2,807
711, 348 II
344,633
381,060
310,578
203,038
294,058
-
!
11, 724
618
i
546
6,970
591.424
23,172
192
16,129
54, 343
1, 803,110
389
i
>
W1
t"
t=i
1
!
2,500
38
16, 637
1,845
20, 269
23, 084
,
, . _
_
, 7,002
22, 037
33, 668
5,289
22, 377
2,130
788
9,668
298,186
248,120
168,525
432
199,602
438.997
176, 2S8
16, 693
13, 057
10, 246
300,783
16, 434
i
1,980
23, 222
6,094
$16, 605
37
364. 879
46, 282
2,807
1,292
9,362
i
44, 394
to
TABLE 11.-—REVENUE
R E C E I P T S FROM E A R N I N G S O P P U B L I C S E R V I C E E N T E R P R I S E S :
1924—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 j
p
light and | s <*»
power
suppiy
systems
systems
Markets
Scales
Docks,
wharves,
and landings
Cemeteries
and crematories
Halls
Subways
for pipes
and
wires
All other
enterprises
Street
railways
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 T O 100,000—Continued
130
131
134
Bethlehem, P a .
H u n t i n g t o n , W . Va
Holyoke, Mass
Lincoln, N e b r
Winston-Salem, N . C
135
136
137
138
139
Cicero, 111..
Quincy, Mass
E a s t Orange, N . J
Portsmouth, Va
Covington, K y
140
141
149
143
144
Macon, Ga
Roanoke, V a
Jackson, Mich
Shreveport, L a
Wheeling, W . V a
145
146
147
148
149
Niagara Falls, N . Y
F r e s n o , Calif . _
Augusta, G a
P a s a d e n a , Calif
150
151
152
153
154
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
Topeka, Kans
Davenport, Iowa
Atlantic City, N J
K"alamazoo, M i c h
155
156
157
158
159
Wichita Falls, Tex
Newton, Mass
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C _
m
133
._
I
i
1
-
.
._
_.
..
_ _ ._
$301.765
16,984
1,507,555 I
475,073
256.277 |
$288,875
180,396
303, 090 1
292, 785
335, 765
345, 037
!
i
!
i
180,396
283,261
292, 785
325,084
322,208
321.127
48,374
187,935 1
266,667
234.43R
315,332
240,123 !
292, 540
5,997
258, 797 !
1,987,975
224,348
252, 793
250,381
$12, 890
6,317
$805, 596
94, 679
>
$9, 755
$1,103
$126,962
639
Q
1,130
4,766
M
4
19, 825
4,062
2,250
48,005
170,784
242,819
224, 782
20
5,540
231,786
244,081
8,317
48,459
3,647
197,962
857,736
$912
$476,508
6,619
20, 579
147
369
820
2,492
5,548
>
100
W
$1, 201
16, 331
1,108
421
22, 720
*1
2,350
56, 485
35,517
$563
12,038
1,069
229,958
245,306
170,184
376,966
180,160
223,820
245,284
147,885
359,380
178,878
2,255
198
18,847
3,286
17, 584
6,138
22
22,299
11,169
443
o
M
H
M
317
359,180
200,174
M
o
20
1,094,159
201, 556
286,363
H
O
Tfl
4,350
201, 873
288,816
18,847
371,218
222,113
CO
839
6,417
|
co
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000
•
160
161
16?
163
164
Haverhill, Mass
O a k P a r k , 111
N e w Castle, P a
Kenosha, Wis
York, P a
165
166
167
168
169
D e c a t u r , 111
Woonsocket, R . I
McKeesport, Pa
Bay City, Mich
Hammond, Ind
170
171
17?
173
174
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
Elmira, N . Y
Beaumont, Tex
Galveston, Tex
Chelsea, M a s s
175
176
177
178
179
Charleston, W . Va
Medford, Mass
Perth Amboy, N J
Pittsfield, M a s s
S t o c k t o n , Calif
7,125
168,470
392, 656
156, 230
32,380
147,461
385,284
155, 862
180
181
18?
183
184
L i m a , Ohio
Montgomery, Ala
Madison, Wis.
Greensboro, N . C_. _
L e x i n g t o n , Ky__ _
265,625
193,495
253,105
156, 877
10, 566
260,880
186, 915
227,055
141, 505
185
186
187
188
189
E a s t Chicago, I n d . .
Pueblo, Colo...
Pontiac, Mich
Fitchburg, M a s s . . .
N e w Rochelle, N . Y _ .
190
191
19?
193
194
Salem, M a s s
E v a n s t o n , III
S a n Jose, Calif
Butte, Mont
West Hoboken, N . J
195
196
197
198
199
Williamsport, Pa
Brookline, Mass
Jamestown, N . Y
H a m i l t o n , Ohio
Muskegon, Mich
$189,224
219,009
2,787
225,801
. _
- -
$189,138
219, 009
279, 524
212,250
236,432
622,131
224,480
279, 524
212,250
236,432
244,378
224,480
343,192
290, 748 !
247, 398
272, 966
150,374
343,192
259,142
153, 600
271,443
150,374
$86
$2, 787
1
i
$620
225,181
.
- .
- - -.
_ ._
. ~-
_
__.
379,218
245,109
165,000
1,476
.
.
.
$376,042
$2, 669
.1
28, 937
!
68, 739
1,523
' ii
3, G92
$782
368
2,902
782 i
201 '
3,596
10, 566
1.843
4,322
25
206
$25,059
Q
i
7,125
21,009
tzl
2,898
i
32, 380
H
1,414
25, 824
9,776
1,485 !
$62
W
1
1,794
i
!
!
5,644
193,903
273, 599
13,971
176,608
607,614 1
972,884 1
179,723 !
|
1,711
367, 560
243, 574
151, 643
203,099
273,599
•
1
w
6,014
1
50
13, 357
_ _ ,
2,051
I
i •
1
1,476
449
J
6,696
. 1
1
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]
__r_\:_-_\.
13, 971
170, 719
237, 456
208,635
157,022
5,889
361, 288
312, 523
8,870
451, 726
1, 720
20, 981
1
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TABLE 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 :
1924
Or
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. 37]
Watersupply
systems
Total
Electric
light and
power
systems
Gassupply
systems
Markets
Scales
Docks,
wharves,
and landings
Cemeteries
and crematories
Halls
Subways
for pipes
and
wires
Street
railways
All other
enterprises
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
?00
?01
?04
W a c o , Tex___
Everett, Mass
Springfield, M o
Muncie, Ind
Lorain, Ohio
?05
?06
?07
?08
?09
Chicopee, M a s s
Dubuque, Iowa
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
C o l u m b i a , S. C
Joliet, 111
•w,
?03
?10
?11
?1?i
91S
9]4
Stamford, C o n n
Counci Bluffs, I o w a
- -_
- -_ . __
-
$214,327
184,565
3,898
26,537
216,141
502,714
180,925
122,028
233,396
202, 669
174,423
179,383
122,028
226,837
202,669
$12, 688
15,968
3,873
26, 537
10,200
$201,639
168,597
$25
205,941
>
a
>
r
4,302
$323,989
$479
289
352
$774
305
j
$2,482
$3,420
;
'
- ._
151,721
625,461
235,276
148, 725
126,123
235,016
H
>
53
M
i
2,346
11,352
650
487,986
Xfl
Q
Xfl
o
260
*j
*>15
?16
?17
9
18
?19
990
991
999
99^
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
99f,
Auburn, N . Y
??6
229
i
1
!
|
108,568
212,952
165,474
200,799
218,218
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
183,353
3,290
160,082
1,095
879
477, 545
o
10,851
6,712
13,830
1,117
25,419
xn
154, 664
3,290
145,806
14,271
5
•
4,065
4,956
9,704
8,133
189,413
H
M
875
117,593
164, 554
9,704 i
8,133 |
• 189, 413
._
183,353
121,658 |
Ogden, U t a h
D a n v i l l e , 111
?'H
*>?7
?,?8
108,568
224,920
198, 700
693,053
219,093
$4, 934
230
231
232
233
234
Orange, N . J .
A m s t e r d a m , N . Y___
Petersburg, Va _
Norristown, P a
Waltham, Mass
235
236
237
238
239
Lewiston, M e
Green B a y , W i s . __
C o l u m b u s , Ga__
Oshkosh, W i s
S h e b o y g a n , Wis._ -_
240
241
242
243
244
M o l i n e , 111
Watertown, N . Y
M u s k o g e e , Okla __
L a Crosse, W i s . ._ Newburgh, N . Y
245
246
247
248
Lynchburg, Va
Colorado Springs, Colo
Newport, R. I
. . . __ Pensacola, Fla_
-
__ __ .
...
_
._.
139,973 |
163,228
92, 514
2,621
143,803
139,412
163,228
78,753
90, 548
159,216
173,261
195,132
186,074
90, 548
159,160
167,819
183,281
168, 270
113,603
151, 638
216, 604
94, 683 |
137,458 |
103, 559
151,638
209, 559
94,683
135,958
218,957
249,069
2,135
82,221
204,604
188, 547
561
6,238
2,621
73,166
7,523
125
125,889
1
17, 789
56
294
2,180
i
5,148
11,851
15, 624
10,044
[
7,045
669
11,450
36,041
)
!
i
831
1,165
1,133
191
429
9,055
17, 568
1,515
1,738
5,780
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 AND S U B D I V I S I O N S
OF THE G E N E R A L DEPARTMENTAL S E R V I C E :
1924
to
[Data for this table are presented in nine sections, as follows: " I . General government," pp. 252 to 275; " I I . Protection to person and property," pp. 268 to 283; " I I I . Conservation
of health," pp. 276 to 291; " I V . Sanitation, or promotion of cleanliness," pp. 284 to 291; " V . Highways," pp. 284 to 299; " V I . Charities, hospitals, and corrections," pp. 292
to 307; " V I I . Education," pp. 300 to 307; " V I I I . Recreation," pp. 300 to 307; " I X . Miscellaneous," pp. 308 to 315. 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]
I.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT
Legislative branch
Total
Executive branch
Total
Council
Clerk of
or board of |
aldermen council
Legislative
investigations
Mayor
3
>
a
Financial
Chief executive
Executive Auditor
boards and] or compcommistroller
sions
AssessSpecial Treasurer
account- or cham- ment and Collection
Other
of
ing and
levy of
berlain
revenue financial
auditing
revenue
>
in
H
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
$1,429,749,082 $120,600,098 $2, 633,584 $719,969
I
II
III
IV
V
745,475,272
170,832, 632
261, 847,304
153,307, 631
98,286, 243
73, 222, 890 1,440,900
16,516, 902
318,105
15,287, 572
386,092
9,324. 265
270,277
6, 248,469
218,210
364,717
108, 455
151,487
48,970
46,340
$33,788 $1,618,818 $3,214,136 $5,906,097
3,842
4,241
20,622
2,912
2,171
765, 861
109,005
342,813
230,149
170, 990
507, 823 2, 969, 672
640,154
914, 041
830,177 1,030,708
775, 019
594, 739
460,963
396,937
^
$542,506 $3, 864, 724 $9,172,435 $8,055,096
130,882
61,032
107,989
147,817
94, 786
1,198,148 4,588,402 4,741,203
784,086 1, 478, 935
900,026
913,522 1, 621,249 1,032, 937
572,374
949, 639
873,279
396, 594
534,210
507,651
$3,256,195
2,515,911
139,609
300,019
189,633
111,023
H
M
H
O
o
o
GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 A N D OVER
h-l
H
1
?
3
4
5
6
N e w York, N . Y . . . _
Chicago, 111-. __ _
P h i l a d e l p h i a , Pa__
Detroit, Mich
C l e v e l a n d , Ohio
St. Louis, M o
7
8
9
10
11
1?
Baltimore, M d
Boston, M a s s
L o s Angeles, Calif
Pittsburgh, P a .
San Francisco, Calif
Buffalo, N . Y . _
— $278,249, 758
113,475,701
71,081,542
43,327,661
34,188,222
25,801,736
__
23,428,274
42,154, 916
39, 926,110
29,509,357
19, 615,598
24, 716,397
$28,247, 618 !
12,108,175 '
7,192,833
3,329,899
3,176,127
2,503,751
1,613,424
3, 855,485
3, 615,884
3,486,964
2,144,132
1, 948,598
$435,915
341,069
189,166
91,597
61,070
59,587
$131, 924
49,932
40, 717
34.278
58,500
79,069
2,100
2,596
19,513
66, 794
48,813
$3,842
35,101
18,513
26,446
12, 917
$411,584
32, 268
102,218
16,504
21, 747
34,435
46,401
25, 847
36,406
38,451
$1,164,266
608,108
184,832
157,049
63, 678
87,612
87, 673
$130, 558
66, 927
48,922
197, 738
54,931
71,508
275,338
105,613
72,257
100,485
$33, 256
34,481
22,427
2,400
16,000
16,629
554
1,517
3,618
$154,140
103,300
103,803
181,112
111,622
63, 555
$843, 861
933, 681
410,596
216,185
235,399
187,896
19, 986
65, 711
79, 720
150,695
38,271
126,233
192, 083
316,336
456,278
443,154
213,178
139, 755
$840,329 $1,203, 837
1,886,572
235,259
475, 759
680,016
240, 811
17, 914
135,740
44,566
229,672
20,575
204,182
248,485
205,072
79,201
127, 697
67,683
9.518
47,710
2,660
245,067
2,996
5,793
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
N e w Orleans, L a . . __ _
Cincinnati, Ohio
19
20
21
??,
23
Kansas City, M o
Seattle, W a s h _
Indianapolis, Ind
Rochester, N . Y
Jersey C i t y , N . J
$20,153,558
19,743,874
20,995,640
16,314, 686
10,373,829
15,125,519
$1,832,869 |
1,114,281
1,810,302
1,414,158
1,119,535
1,834,118
$66,811
66,516
4,740
17, 256
44,059
41,371
17, 759
14,474,002
12,657,477
11, 832,357
14, 587,347
14,574,343
2,127,747
1,554,026
857,118 i
1,087,143
1,765,605
10,125
29,715
18,544
82,335
29,127
10,054
3,023
15,140
20,642
14, 565
10, 780
14, 871
$13,132
$5,000
$4,241
$47, 958
35, 848
204,159
25,272
84, 820
28,210
$86, 752
55, 950
41,077
107,341
48,006
121, 726
22,200
16, 739
147,164
142,346
53, 581
39, 037
71,061
174,948
14,910
$54,098
12, 742
29,164
105,007
62,328
93,600
$144,145
141,269
179,835
105,811
131,312
130,951
$97,321
91,149
135,135
2,630
52.352
15,634
$18,312
3,211
22,244
14,224
30,937
10,609
13,704
13, 975
2,781
7,246
125,189
127, 591
60,893
89, 519
23,955
182, 206
92,499
126, 236
76, 233
168,438
233,829
87,512
50,463
37,052
96,949
2,500
3,205
2,604
7,847
23,916
$52,160
49, 661
23,055
100,161
22,497
$35,989
31. 995
$77,230
10,876
3,458
141,507
22,497
4,217
29,389
12,809
>
31,791
48,545
12,564
7,859
4,983
>
1,631
3,713
2,834
1,125
OP
$6,437
1,979
i
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
24
25
26
27
28
Louisville, K y
Toledo, Ohio
P o r t l a n d , Oreg
_ __
D e n v e r , Colo
__
A k r o n , O h i o . . ___
29
30
31
32
33
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
Providence, R . I
St. Paul, M i n n
O a k l a n d , Calif
Atlanta, Ga
34
35
36
37
38
_
$413,434
$6,655,841 ,
7,412,075 !
447,194
7,647,581
397,415
10,065, 751
1.009,354
5,488,822 i
289,775 1
6,398,178
8,631,496
7, 815,563 1
7,383,656 !
6,075,511
429,265
471,494
527,802
377,457
247,954
6,066,402 |
3,713,216
8,064,444
3, 721,803
4,690,429
348,546
204,055
323,013
177,882
271,094
39
40
41
42
43
Omaha, Nebr
Birmingham, Ala.
Worcester, M a s s . .
..
S a n A n t o n i o , Tex_._
Dallas, T e x . _ .
Richmond, Va
Syracuse, N . Y
N e w H a v e n , C o n n . . . ' __.
Memphis, Tenn...
D a y t o n , Ohio
4,789,113
6,140,074
5.523.200
4,749,778
4,299,092
44
45
46
47
48
Norfolk, V a
Houston, Tex
Bridgeport, Conn
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
Hartford, C o n n . .
4,108,834
4,486,298
5,029,018
3,422,602 i
5,655,940
412,131
427,058 ]
293,388
195, 635
290,976
1
333,125 i__
223,886 l
250,932 '
254,858 1
348,555
49
50
51
5?
53
Grand Rapids, Mich
F o r t W o r t h , Tex._
Scranton, P a
Paterson, N . J
Springfield, M a s s . . .
4,674,620
2, 860,257
3,990,393
4.881.201
6,700,134
223,972
135,118
197,221
179,347
357,397
_.
__
$323
16,605
$23,457
11,434
$12,016
16, 756
78, 666
35,676
8,454
$1,550
7,660
3,787
1,222
$7,875
7,986
29, 929
20,302
9, 734
25, 938
23,129
41,066
43,640
22,910
9,578
873
4,716
600
3,875
16,089
68,047
48,452
. 7,047
1,687
25,577
67, 833
5,207
61,354
47,024
5,070
• 10,301
35,281
3,557
47, 755
4,401
587
6,085
24,349
52, 971
41,129
35,093
41,780
17,596
25,127
43,811
30,701
13,486
20,335
13,391
22,114
32,656
44,755
1,912
13,605
5,174
29,448
54,439
32,302
40,186
25,239
20,203
33,445
9,109
34, 603
25,195
12,147
17,022
18, 368
26,058
2,944
6,701
6,732
12, 990
19,907
27,150
49,681
23,929
41,873
3,534
27,673
21,881
23,929
27,546
27,883
2,554
17,479
5,680
20,320
22,153
17,058
14,148
22,182
77,768
439
19,856
20,448
22,298
37, 555
607
2,428
7,039
9,898
7,799
$77, 893
26,304
12,021
1,800
2,440
$5,000
14, 022
12,102
6, 969
36,166
14, 728
14,480
10, 884
491
9,043
12, 668
61, 738
57, 596
I
1§, 761
14,069
9,825
15,552
1
1.000
38, 786
39,083
15,202
L.
5,368
16,745
1,169
11,938
21, 686
12,257
2,100
1,000
!
| "
7,238
4,623
4,870
""'"!
!
| " "
r —----8,283
;
31,945
6,199
4,229
14,346
35,282
8,898
8,895
9,294
3,764
7,669
1,100
3,883 I
18,069
21,079
i
...J
9,997
7.240
11,936
o
6,115
2,325
3,086
2,862
$8,311
12, 452
23,969
17,291
14,000
14,180
10,699
13,398
13,065
14,804
7.320
23,071
2,000
1,623
7,155
4,500
3,677
499
1,130
23,292
17,546
30,682
12,170
25,240
1,756
3,634
8,855
2,647
to
00
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 S E R V I C E : 1 9 2 4 — C o n t i n u e d
[See note at head of this table, p. 252]
to
I.- —GENERAL G O V E R N M E N T
Legislative b r a n c h
Total
CITY
Chief executive
i
City numb
fe
Executive branch
j
Total
Council
Clerk of
or board of
council
aldermen
Legislative
investigations
Mayor
Financial
Executive Auditor
b o a r d s a n d or c o m p commistroller
sions
Special
accounting a n d
auditing
Treasurer
or c h a m berlain
Assessm e n t a n d Collection
of
l e v y of
revenue
revenue
Other
financial
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
^8
59
60
61
69
63
61
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
79
7S
74
75
76
77
78
79
Des Moines, Iowa
Trenton, N . J
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h
Fall River, Mass
Camden, N . J
N e w Bcdfcrd, M a s s
Flint, Mich
Wilmington, Del
Albany, N . Y
Cambridge, Mass
Kansas City, Kans
Erie, P a
Lowell, M a s s
Duluth, Minn
Tulsa, Okla
Elizabeth, N . J
Spokane, Wash
Canton, O h i o . .
Oklahoma City, Okla
Lynn, Mass
Utica, N . Y
Waterbury, Conn
_
$4,402,460
4,326,321
3.535,487
4,872,913
3,722,391
2,616,790
5,078,111
3,218,893
2,521,963
3,918,476
4,374,873
2,627,401
2,728,551
2,280,228
5,523,397
4,103,666
3,251,588
2,726,085
3,194,473 i
3,180,536
2,826,331 l
2,298,983
3,077,875 S
3,383,744 j
3,097,199 !
3,807,247
$215,766
186,289
201,644
246,309
221,920
134,742
260,786
148,924
185,322 1
315,568
221,872
141,732
172,275
129,544
417,844
237,988
252,356
135,478
163,696
143,542
153,943
130,316
165,037
168,338
249,323
227,685
$22,294
45,189
23,493
$13,641
$2,936
$10,716
5,420
5,310
11,429
7,100
28,987
16,458
1,000
7,972
8,817
13,643
5,730
3,640
13,853
14,898
34,611
2,817
2,508
6,592
$4,247
35,874
28,543
24,662
30,555
10,779
6,024
22,297
15,241
35,267
17,963
4,435
2,905
4,642
36,211
24,791
8,181
3,532
5,623
1,000
500
6,559
9,829
12,570
25,915
6,659
16,059
7,475
$10,283
8,128
16,555
13,033
18,609
23,043
11,093
9,113
4,534
20,478
11,710
10,638
10,270
8,848
27,286
12,682
9,466
15,857
23,550
15,300
16,296
7,736
11,666
7,261
16,026
23,837
$6,872
3,000
400
1,526
1,000
2,548
1,890
535
1,543
750
353
2,056
2,427
3,186
2,085
1,166
1,891
3,614
1,331
$2,663
5,928
16,900
11,564
12,532
33,685
19,282
4,546
18,142
34,792
9,875
2,685
6,240
38,312
24,452
18,543
7,615
8,645
13,760
20,675
11,958
18,919
9,870
22,486
3,281
$6,086
17,114
35,814
18,281
15,703
31,008
18,386
15,553
19,635
30,002
15,753
16,308
15,586
46,378
30,397
32,903
2,450
24,258
1,728
273
16,528
6,170
28,646
42,477
22,193
$2,740
16,380
12,380
28,630
27,417
6,075
19,317
17,645
40,968
27,655
23,363
14,258
2,112
1,000
1,000
8,836
10,327
14,091
2,392
20,970
$135
6,789
225
3,700
1,280
3,795
2,300
5,445
2,245
2,646
24,081
13,676
6,837
4,554
1,475
4,042
39
8,652
3,369
1,000
1,078
306
3
>
a
>
>
H
H
M
a
o
Q
M
H
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000
80
81
8?
83
84
Somerville, M a s s
E l P a s o , Tex._
S a n Diego, Calif
Fort Wayne, Ind
Jacksonville, F l a
85
86
87
88
89
Lawrence, Mass
Schenectady, N . Y
Evansville, I n d
Knoxville, T e n n
Savannah, Ga
90
91
9?,
93
94
Allentown, P a
Bayonne, N . J
Wichita, Kans
Harrisburg, P a
Manchester, N . H
95
96
97
98
99
L o n g B e a c h , Calif
P e o r i a , 111
T a m p a , Fla
South Bend, Ind
St. Joseph, M o
100
101
10?
103
104
$2,633,030
1,982,766
3,245,992
2,570,831 1
2,592,271
$136,424
125,973
239,377
64,279
184,973
$4,457
3,478,333
3,547,826
1,897,369
2,214,083
1,570,009
151,491
213,403
74,916
161,515
148,515
1,624,904
3,180,988
2,108,834
2,069,363
2,154,315
116,942
194,624
80,806
115,213
203,754 i
3,267,163
2,030,313
1,361,933
2,202,032
1,823,858
264,279
142,029
94,519 !
83,264
114,454
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
Rockford, 111
Portland, M e .
Gary, Ind . . .
1,981,627
2,069,456
1,902,260
2,568,303
2,265,010 !
133,829
84,304
107,284
167,600
134,916
105
106
107
108
109
Hamtramck, Mich
Little Rock, Ark
Troy, N . Y
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
1,494,214
1,403,977 !
2,439,379 i
1,576,544
2,933,861
110
111
11?
113
114
Binghamton, N . Y
Johnstown, Pa
E a s t St. L o u i s , 111
Saginaw, Mich
Terre Haute, Ind
115
116
117
118
119
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N . J
Passaic, N . J
Springfield, Ohio
Lansine. Minh
_
_._
_
$2,839
$9,248
900
3,641
6,523
5,084
9,951
$20,005
12,024
6,400
6,423
18,481
16,141
4,800
7,496
6,773
!
!
i
!
2,100
1,171
1,200
6,589
11,540
7,143
300
9,645
17,143
35,104
801
28,791
6,003
2,753
$6,763
18,034
14,857
9,147
11,200
7,441
16,075
8,855
3,565
21,922
3,570
6,950
4,827
3,732
4,195
10,057
16,205
6,929
11,479
8,630
10,750
29,916
22,698
3,515
4,767
17,863
4,788
19,617
5,666
12,184
4,453
2,545
7,397
1,300
6,597
5,115
400
6,060
9,787
6,140
6,429
9,783
146,847
99,722 '
180,204 '
83,036 !
175,282
19,487
8,640
16,700
1,092
1,600
1,920
1,690
3,067
6,862
10,685
8,545
7,432
2,514,739
1,765,957
1,352,568
1,920,685
1,832,155
142,935
87,607
110,515
120,246
54,999
1
!
!
!
17,707
1,724,792
3,034,751
2,455,239
1,278,083
1,767,294
164,359
221,616
140,185
77,659
128,922
!
i
1
|
i
$2,650
2,894
3,015
2,400
3,228
16,449
5,209
1,236
995
2,842
848
108
165
740
1,638
$215
15,542
10,494
$150
26,627
1,322
20,248
2,355
2,932
20,788
10,124
1,725
532
400
7,420
59
9,458
18,527
22,659
21,204
2,005
18,892
47,836
15,202
3,441
98
14,331
. 926
8,264
4,299
3,961
3.957
7i 730
40,174
8,887
12,332
500
15,814
11,407
13,815
10,039
2,056
7,861
1,000
8,758
2,570
17,456
26,501
3,719
255
3,818
73,028
41,200
$24,156
4,230
27,113
2,640
8,721
$26,462
21,915
31,343
4,397
17,800
9,961
20,930
3,312
10,799
14,224
19,912
31,731
900
9,567
9,173
3,421
1,341
5,402
16,804
23,462
20,992
11,528
9,420
516
120
525
te|
w
p*
1,'371
4,993
CP
.
...
18,696
7,302
3,640
16,024
7,947
17,442
4,281
20,526
450
4,422
720
13,861
12,776
181
7,562
7,739
12,621
7,168
16,028
19,899
22,865
32,303
12,498
11,294
610
9,577
18,059
3,297
15,406
3,830
4,852
16,651
500
6,843
2,744
7,258
3,121
7,353
900
"2,950
3,034
1,000
12,515
15,642
4,182
6,862
2,665
4,997
16,090
20,765
15,112
8,027
7,229
5,245
$1,080
1,560
675
250
1,631
400
7,606
500
10,263
11,952
2,500
4,045
8,826
5,147
47,007
20,001
3,634
4,522
1,000
1.285
2,418
3.607
9,757
37,815
8,168
5,062
25,343
14,951
7,096
4,600
3,284
513
200
19,052
713
460
2,600
18,812
15,701
8,024
7,264 t
7,353
813
4,134
\ k 346
2,808
to
Or
01
T A B L E 12.—-GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR E X P E N S E S OF G E N E R A L DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL
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 :
1924—Continued
D I V I S I O N S AND SUBDIVISIONS
[See note at head of this table, p . 252]
I.—GENEEAL GOVERNMENT*
Legislative branch
Executive branch
Chief executive
Total
I i Council Clerk of
'or board of| council
! aldermen
Legislative
investigations
Mayor
Financial
Executive Auditor
boards and or compcommistroller
sions
Special
account- Treasurer ment and Collection
of
ing and or chamlevy of
berlain
revenue
auditing
revenue
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
Chester, Pa
Racine, Wis
Chattanooga, Tenn...
Brockton, Mass
Altoona, Pa
New Britain, Conn..
Highland Park, Mich
Mobile, Ala
Berkeley, Calif
Springfield, 111
Bethlehem, P a .
Huntington, W. Va_—
Holyoke, Mass
Lincoln, Nebr._.
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Cicero, 111..
Quincy, Mass
East Orange, N. J
Portsmouth, Va
,
Covington, Ky
,
Macon, Ga
Roanoke, Va
Jackson, Mich
Shreveport, La
Wheeling, W. Va
$1,057,511
1,679,010
1,324,192
2,355,227
1,399,049
1,770,712
2,559,7Q3
1,138,497
2,149,192
1,502,709
1,153,536
1,414,410
2,507,832
1,507,423
1,157,652
1,251,234
2,217,773
1,984,526
951,612
1,016,241
1,123,990
1,288,378
1,283,739
1,403,410
1,398,251
498
85,704
$13,677
82,701
135,344
""47748'
79,623
107,014
6,346
127,006
62,917
87, 648
131,743
110,843
61,608 i
132,037
1,418
88,046
52, 197
1,390
95,071
2,600
124,965
5,481
103,601
13,006
96,330
97,474
53,919
3,617
125,971
76,727
556
424
$18,203
12, 525
$3,053
4,604
5,672
6,289
2,592
1,596
11,639
4,895
7,762
5,128
3,778
7,724
7,391
5,461
6,469
21,501
5,935
6,907
9,700
6,041
3,594
6,007
2,729
30,290
6,081
6,410
1,800
4,250
9,176
$1,710
"~25,~643
'"~6,~239"
$1,100
1,340
3,460
13,850
21,581
8,046
22,585
13, 556
18, 900
1,000
1,300
1,100
610
$547
5,410 ;
3,512 I
4,843 !
8,351 '
5,800 I
4,509
[
$2,838
2,913
$1,850
6,292
3,959
7,151
1, 600
1 1,706
I
225
450
1 1,318
130
1,786
2,275
2,251
1,600
1,375
4,317
1,000
445
2,200
1,200
830 !
1,100
3,739
97
2,557
5,127
4,044
5,707
8,668
14,873
16,416
3,450
5,719
8,397
5,449
3,789
6,255
5,748
9,286
3,000
3,640
$12,097
9,299
1,800
24,857
2,500
14,173
7,958
1,365
13,353
16,919
7,371
1,248
20,814
4,447 i
482 j
5,187 !
27,746
12,600
10,832
5,950
6,723
13,377
5,831
6,308
1,900
$14,055
3,300
17,305
19,822
8,005
11,881
11,405
10,230
31,494
9,734
2,832
11,800
11,252
8,649
23,956
12,417
10,196
13,298
1,492
.,668
14,932
11,518
145
146
147
3 149
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y
Lancaster, P a
F r e s n o , Calif
Augusta, Ga
P a s a d e n a , Calif
70,779
57,188
92,355 [
268,538
77,690
6,710
D a v e n p o r t , Iowa._
Atlantic City, N . J
Kalamazoo, Mich
1,588, 536
1,369,243 i
1,584,794
4,080,132
1,434,821
3,497
JO 152
f 153
154
10,157
2,996
M 155
- * 156
157
158
159
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x
Newton, Mass
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C
Cedar Rapids, I o w a .
579,711
2,804,543
1,629,104
1,053,896 l
1,199,543
62,839
153,280 |
83,021 |
73,442
58,791
177
3,728
CO 148
O
9* 150 L a k e w o o d , Ohio
1 151 T o p e k a , K a n s
__
-_.
1,957,407
984,635
2,316,827
1, 510,792 1
2,780,731 1
139,134
34,126
99,737
69,953
138,608
20,837
1,750
4,400
480
24, 287
5,400
6,735
4,125
4,811
17,736
49,847
2,835
9,600
6,900
5,725
i
15,823
15,723
_
7,531
4,460
13, 603
4,380
27,108
4,627
2,414
8,622
19,045
9,745
4,208
9,783
5,189
2,670
8,800
1,125
1,600
1,291
1,142
2,047
2,986
900
3,451
987
3,743
16,192
2,240
2,558
7,295
27,695
8,521
3,312
12,163
10,420
9,053
12,063
15,973
7,512
3,465
2,618
1,481
14,430
1,971
5,665
9,269
9,125
10,646
24,922
16, 285
4,174
$10,356
$16,761
2, £07
10, 694
8,350
4,285
1,191
378
3,227
1,135
16,875
14,151
9,896
3,034
400
8,241
1,279
576
31, 539
1,624
31
16,976
13,822
509
2,650
1,370
168
!
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000
160
161
162
163
164
Haverhill, M a s s .
Oak P a r k , 111
N e w Castle, P a
Kenosha, W i s _ _
York, P a
_
$1,945,300
1,485,141 ! i
i, 056,657
1,472,488
936,663
$12,658
$92,419
75,410
71,842
77,584
64,320
14,199
4,695
15, 925
D e c a t u r , 111
Woonsocket, R. I
M c K e e s p o r t , Pa__
Bay City. Mich
Hammond, Ind
916,013
1,178,972
1,197,841
1,301,638
1,362,913
39,843
67,884
79,782
61,771
71,931
170
171
17?,
173
174
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
Elmira, N . Y
Beaumont, Tex
Galveston, T e x
Chelsea, M a s s
2, 271,711
1,486,153
852,432
1,105,168
1,788,197
135,916
92,885
62,435
60,096
112,233
10,689
175
176
177
178
179
Charleston, W . Va
Medford, M a s s
Perth Amboy, N. J
Pittsfield, M a s s
S t o c k t o n , Calif
1,098,427
1,425,149
1,197,731
1,330, 527
1,608,299
72,738
104,278
71,966
75,473
138,994
1,475
1,067
3,500
650
12,999
180
181
182
183
184
L i m a , Ohio
Montgomery, Ala..
M a d i s o n , Wis
Greensboro, N . C
Lexington, K y
853,619
885,750
1,711,901
733,417
1,089,730
68,795
57,854
100,069
76,438
1
75.204 1
$675
550
$913
$6,473
15,165
7,030
14, 058
7,843
9,601
7,484
7,076
661
10,437
528
2,427
137
8,076
705
100
11,416
8,376
7, 056
7,215
3,152
12, 216
10, 580
78
6,862
5,624
4,119
14,930
8,358
16,847
11,707
2,245
11,848
7,825
8,749
2,900
1,242
2,005
2,392
883
4,784
5,850
23,458
4,785
28
308
3,033
1,981
1,716
473
332
11,814
2,500
1,929
3,798
50
1
165
166
167
168
169
_
$7,777
2,750
2,000
17,648
2,512
$5, 227
$200
1
17, 743
$2, 528
12,338
9,209
1
4,692
5,015
4,818
2,448
4,067
5,087
1,500
8,879
3,386
12, 655
500
7,826
25
6,292
1,762
5,655
13,091
4,034
2,720
1,815
377
4,319
6,767
4,688
3,667
10,437
7,070
6,672
3,200
1,841
5,171
18,854
11,136
225
1,050
571
695
1,070
14, 087
7,600
1,925
1,437
3,117
6,279
3,980
6, 360
6,051
2,000
3, 699
20,416
3,625
1,077
4,439
4,480
3,907
2,470
4,183
6,227
6,192
2,309
13,277
7,028
6,300
1,880
4,346
529
3,335
1,000
2,311
9,331
8,673
4,054
5,171
2,325
10, 519
466
1,299
1,764
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 : 1924—Continued
00
I See note at head of this table, p . 252]
I.—GENERAL
GOVERNMENT
Legislative b r a n c h
Total
CITY
Executive branch
Chief executive
City numb
Total
Council
Clerk of
or board of
council
aldermen
Legislative
inves. legations
to
Crc
Mayor
Financial
Executive A ditor
b o a r d s a n d or uc o m p commistroller
sions
Special
accounting a n d
auditing
Treasurer
or c h a m berlain
>
AssessOther
m e n t a n d Collection
of
l e v y of
financial
revenue
revenue
a
r
GO
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
H
>
185
186
187
188
189
E a s t Chicago, I n d
P u e b l o , Colo
Pontiac, M i c h .
Fitchburg, Mass
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
$1,133,772 i
1,138,045 |
1,196,037
1,571,423
2, 634,730
$69,561
77,343
94,475
79,132
173,140
$2,656
35
190
191
19?
193
194
Salem, M a s s
.
E v a n s t o n , 111 _
San Jose, Calif
Butte, Mont
West Hoboken, N . J
1, 552, 787
1, 672,363
1,310,701
860,266
1,089,507
98,188
81, 779
62,088
68,206
72,298
9,533
3,619
195
196
197
198
199
Williamsport, Pa__
_
Brookline, M a s s
Jamestown, N. Y
H a m i l t o n , Ohio _ _ _ _
Muskegon, Mich_„
904,665
2,274,749
1,322,217
803,508
1,195,399
59,639
142,892
68,664
67,981
67,126
?on
W a c o , Tex_
Everett, Mass
Springfield, M o .
Muncie, I n d
L o r a i n , Ohio
1,054,444
1,499,039
842,346
906,471
1,098,042 ( 1
201
?,02
203
204
..
___
_
35,698
89,664
49,160
41,070
81,484 I
5,581
11,936
$2,238
$5,369
300
4,331
7,969
$10,010
3,412
300
5,812
4,600
5,225
5,670
3,125
4,560
500
6,292
1,100
10,800
18,425
5,407
2,436
1,066
1,400
4,603
3,725
6,629
6,471
6,534
9,504
13,457
3,837
2,762
667
2,293
3,045
4,556
$8,234
2,460
8,937
5,357
15,048
$2,712
5,549
$8,295
2,288
11,210
9,887
6,839
3,638
6,455
5,493
3,156
5,480
475
300
250
4,744
4,705
7,618
3,853
12,489
4,991
16,233
1,736
5,922
1,049
17,843
3,818
1,556
4,979
6,094
49
3,346
1,311
2,100
5,947
5,096
6,307
4,841
2,419
5,904
2,338
4,127
7,619
1,250
2,530
879
500
1,131
2,546
$3*, 248
15,954
$7,302
13,383
17,327
10,994
$6,526
12
920
1,442
7,623
11,799
2,924
8,166
10, 788
495
532
5,210
19,024
5,986
6,717
5,956
13,168
4,530
5,387
6,716
200
4,051
3,958
5, 502
14,364
1,494
536
7,349
4,985
7,676
12, 587
339
7,350
733
540
22
150
1,160
3,725
H
i—i
O
Ul
o
*j
Q
t—i
63
H
i—i
teJ
ui
205 | Chicopee, M a s s .
?m D u b u q u e , I o w a
207 B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
208 C o l u m b i a , S. C
209 Joliet, 111.
.
1
1,168,129 1
950,532
1,051,919
808,854
1,049,138 1
60,969 II
53,477
63.357
50.358
81,819
1,127
3,732
2,455
12,123
22,027
210
211
212
213
214
Superior, W i s
_
Stamford, C o n n . .
Aurora, 111
_
Taunton, Mass
Council Bluffs, I o w a
1,288,766
1,495,071
847,862
1,103, 872
928,838
1
|
|
90,044
101,028 1
80,551 1
71,582 1
37,609
215
216
217
218
219
I
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
Q u i n c y , 111
A u s t i n , Tex___ _
___
New Brunswick, N . J
660,410 j
722,412
804,770
846,465
1,228,606
47,341 1
63, 770
50,106 1
56,047
78, 551
1,025
2,410
3,860
220
221
222
223
224
Waterloo, I o w a
E-aston, P a
Ogden, U t a h . .
D a n v i l l e , Ill_
Wilmington, N . C
29,754
66,972
66,602
37,411
42,092
1,500
225
226
227
228
229
Auburn, N. Y
Kokomo, Ind_._
Newport News, Va
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Hazleton, P a
973,227
592,180
731,386
1,069,216
726,113
230
231
232
233
234
Orange, N . J__
Amsterdam, N. Y
Petersburg, Va
Norristown, P a
Waltham, Mass
1,081,695
911,201
669,229
530,426
1,127, 065
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
242
243
244
245
246
247
248
Lewiston, M e . . _
Green Bay, Wis
C o l u m b u s , Ga
Oshkosh, W i s
Sheboygan, Wis
M o l i n e , 111
Watertown, N. Y
M u s k o g e e , Okla_ __
L a Crosse, Wis
Newburgh, N. Y
605,200
980, 830
787, 564
1,150, 374
970,440
754,264
1,035,788
916,161
880,563
869,383
888,232
1,105,821 1
1,030,936
442,940 1
__
!
_
L y n c h b u r g , Va
Colorado Springs, C o l o . . .
Newport, R. I
Pensacola, Fla
:
961,766 j
920,783 |
905,291 !
637,121
723, 056
1
!
*
2,700
500
2,714
5,738
2,000
1,440
25, 012
9,062
18,350
4, 962
2,452
6,182
1,828
3,000
698
1,378
60
11,822
11,804
5,089
1,200
$2,171
4,811
2,662
392
493
75
2, 295
750
4,203
3,949
3,014
3,732
655
11,889
1,766
6,165
4,397
4,875
10,943 1
4,298
1,218
23,693
79
123
3,230
2,244
300
800
975
1,439
5,188
2,788
715
9,007
3,000
10, 601
11,378
1,149
11,060
4,599
8,296
20,605
26
2,138
3,538
1,242
625
360
2,212
2,097
861
7,430
17,398
5,180
8,947
11, 742
8,514
643
1,883
9,096
634
83
10
2,135
6,360
1,800
3,726
2,770
3,993
2,484
6,097
2,706
875
1,616
2,798
10,325
1,175
6,337
10
5,846
6,858
3,746
16, 785
6,323
11,121
9,095
6,617
2,021
12,624
7,350
1,455
7,611
400
3,797
3,704
3,319
2,324
3,724
11,719
73
799
6,538
828
5,353
4,650
6,003
4,141
7,734
12,019
2,400
4,931
6,555
400 |
8,894
1,200
2,043
6,674
3,777
315
1,037
244
7,334
49,160
55,509
64,068
59,989
63,220
49,230
74,514
49,277
55,894
49,435
78,218
50, 362 I
59,061 ||
52,997
7,133
4,420
2,101
3,177
1,761
1,909
9,832
1,000
5,845
3,969
6,088
238
3,965
3,476
5, 765
'
1
1,200
740
11,943
2,135
3,053
1,250
3,686
900
5, 250
1,700
1,230
5,972
125
4,520
1,407
8,386
1,311
2,239
11,662
6,361
13,596
3,058
10,230
2,294
500
916
3,885
6,364
2,146
4,148
1,000
3,100
9,634
!
6,861
3,151
2,000
3,900
360
2,820
3,618
6,195
5,007
4,093
5,140
4,275
2,461
9,547
3, 748
3,100
12, 534
1
350
4,695
700
8,298
5,118
344
959
200
8, 253
63,033
56, 818
77,234
30,643
75,361
12,086
1,042
2,185
8,165
3,500
3,200
6,025
1,350
500
2,202
2,752
660
15, 501
4,967
3,737
1,455
3,610
5,232
2,499
3,281
3,694
3,300
10, 759
9,600
i]
65,438 1
31,001 i
91,439
80,432 1
48,948
i
j
4,431
200
5
618
3,750
1,070
350
1,284
805
200
600
137
1,220
2,795
4,041
4,433
4,123
6,358
200
2,912
2,955
4,700
597
1,732
2,895
4,284
1,100
Q
85
3,818
820
544
253
1
!
16,785
165
1,525
I
!
3,703
8,092
13,249
4,256
5,937
439
385
550
390
59
38
to
at
CO
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 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 :
1924—Continued
) n o t e a t head of t h i s table, p . 252]
i.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT—continued
Executive branch—Continued
Judicial branch
O t h e r general executive offices a n d a c c o u n t s
Law
offices
and
accounts
Engineer's
department
City
clerk
, 505, 294 $1,668,912
Grand total.
2,806,894
724, 202
985, 024
596, 304
392, 870
Group I__.
Group I I . _
Group I I I .
G r o u p I V _.
Group V . .
327, 879
190, 962
420, 283
410, 642
319,146
Public
works
and
service
Civil
service
Public
buildings a n d
grounds
City
planning
General
municipal
courts
All other
Special
courts
Superior
courts
C oroner
Marshal
and
sheriff
Elections
2,928,161 $3,121,629 $1,010,513 $451, 355 $872, 773 $1,860,599 $10,159,682 $2,113,342 [$18,463,789 !$673, 931 $4, 055, 242 |$11,099,557
676,478 1,932,726
217,260
392,946
801, 266 566,595
234,757
605, 582
451, 889 170, 291
711, 068 88, 007 327, 340
142,961 121, 212 129,163
101, 360 148, 350 244,954
35, 707 62,456
91, 709
19,417 31, 330 79, 607
864, 754 7,717,581 1,555,165 115,050,339
180, 805
704, 221
373,165 I 2,844,839
355, 336 1,016,672
84,797
511,348
229, 897
433, 803
60,6J2
31,713
229, 807
287, 405
39,603 j
25,550
536, 866
114,169
17,415
3,801
1, 680
3, 217, 284
769, 636
54, 952
6,993
6, 377
6, 702,
1, 958,
1, 416,
575,
445,
738
662
558
089
860
G R O U P I . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 500,000 A N D O V E R
1
9
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
1?,
$1,285,608
473,038
287, 526
51,458
57,006
75,890
N e w York, N . Y
Chicago, III
Philadelphia, P a . _
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, Ohio
Boston, Mass
L o s Angeles, Calif-_
San Francisco, Calif
Buffalo, N . Y . .
__
_
63,712
104, 865
122, 657
133, 611
56, 820
94, 703
$28,954
141, 900
35, 031
$63,086
11,879
169,388
55,025
$1,137,433
256, 276
60, 755
50, 516
14,244
48, 642
$244,930
164, 647
74,356
36,654
26,108
85.168
33,099
109,174
114,365
23,054
16,009
140
72, 800
25,072
26, 841
23, 511
51,372
47, 555
27, 753
46, 686
226,283
37,375
25, 248
36,822
$17,969
6,375
11, 642
18, 697
33, 324
$40,000
6,692
21,015
12, 914
19, 659
18, 536
42, 961
29, 620
79, 250
5,236
51,457
$64,101 $3, 798, 608
68,195 1, 076, 277
362, 776
992,132
69,401
96, 557
18, 686
471,530
135, 980
82, 015
13,516
19,634
77, 584
21,182
13, 699
93, 088
357, 983
279, 629
164,825
43, 220
261, 717
$719. 676 $6,987,136 pi 29,130
132, 789 1, 689, 038 126, 265
164, 623 1,327,769
77, 406
83, 663
856, 970 27, 288
128,061
522, 331
9,604
77, 465
604, 730
36, 556
14, 456
45, 781
106,778
53,285
28, 588
246, 680
1,044,812
596,930
555, 323
457, 738
160, 882
9, 000
33. 520
24. 791
35,162
14,800
8,344
$690, 376 $1, 959, 260
999, 544 1, 703, 396
232, 671
600, 082
138, 802
294, 793
122, 440
365, 552
195, 523
119,739
26, 588
231,178
327, 7C9
88,761
113,360
50,332
279,
342,
268,
303,
277,
188,
682
724
314
384
229
583
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
N e w Orleans, L a
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
19
20
21
23
Kansas City, M o
Seattle, W a s h _
Indianapolis, I n d
Rochester, N . Y
Jersey C i t y , N . J
24
25
26
27
28
Louisville, K y
T o l e d o , Ohio
P o r t l a n d , Oreg
D e n v e r , Colo
A k r o n , Ohio
29
30
31
32
33
Columbus, Ohio.,
Providence, R. I
St. P a u l , M i n n
O a k l a n d , Calif
A t l a n t a , Ga
34
35
36
37
38
Omaha, Nebr
_
B i r m i n g h a m , Ala
Worcester, M a s s
San Antonio, Tex
Dallas, Tex
39
40
41
42
43
Richmond, Va
Syracuse, N . Y
New Haven, Conn
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio
44
45
46
47
48
Norfolk, V a
Houston, Tex._
Bridgeport, Conn
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
Hartford, Conn
Grand Rapids, Mich
Fort Worth, T e x . .
Scranton, P a
Paterson, N . J
Springfield, M a s s
?,?,
$122,
29,
94,
48.
31,
37,
66,
126,
27,
53,
85,
_. _
593
958
671
343
722
884
273
530
410
072
746
$14, 890
47, 316
14, 771
1
$7,125
$59,166
20,509 1
13,050
54,817 •
12,477 j
25,242
49,888 i
35, 383
s
19, 914
8,378
10,153
75, 540
67,865
103,852
15,656
34,100
13,607
j
.
'
i
44, 957
5,700
35,607
11,205
$37, 501
26, 935
5,100
17,480
10,943
37, 947
$32, 671
6, 345
82,196
7,055
$17, 082
113
1,036
21, 976
3,000
5,406
21, 256
1,897
22, 659
20, 972
13, 766
$96,319
54, 727
1,239
584
500
18, 664
8,772
56,167
$362, 639
328, 634
293, 221
277, 094
145, 052
278, 846
$12,976
10,363
12,318
11,193
16,599
13,868
5. 487
43. 914
15, 039
32. 995
33, 418
256, 636
210, 953
150,113
172,096
369, 555
14,470
6,974
8,392
5,656
1,360
$15
338,199
j
$161,429
$166, 547
i
!
29, 654
103,075
109,467
91, 770
278, 897
126,041
61,993
349, 672
60, 917
78, 639
36,113
56, 673
44,899
333, 325
102, 785
94, 732
133,934
310, 736
$4, 412
6,331
$34, 092
118,771
48,428
75, 837
150,160
101, 782
$688
75. 923
69, 257
40, 277
100,018
13, 639
8,508
20, 477
32, 509
;
,
,
,
;
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
49
50
51
52
53
$24, 254
12, 854
34, 320
33, 951
18, 990
-
23,
25,
27,
20,
14,
$3,128
$19,165
26, 945
9,017
44, 037
4,327
$16, 742
10, 580
48, 798
17, 763
12, 899
29, 561
15, 696
28, 912
15, 732
25,147
8,493
65, 944
15,873
8,507
'
...
._
9,653
15, 406
32, 838
21,046
12, 288
16, 570
19, 347
23, 580
6,300
14, 539
12, 361
11, 571
21,195
15,114
13, 826
15, 279
21, 799
23, 642
23,198
13, 366
22, 779
18, 826
._.
331
250
392
401
396
5,820
'14,642
5, 959
17, 063
2,822
13, 446
15, 400
8,104
7,500
15, 682
29, 880
12, 572
11,432
11, 462
15,463
26, 058
15,090
17, 371
12, 839
8,753
19, 918
13, 941
6,585
14,133
8,889
13,114
10, 551
25, 605
14, 754
11, 490
9,541
7,477
1,300
3,070
10, 714
12, 367
7,528
15, 721
15,209
10, 403
581
$6,979
5,969
4,451
2,310
$20, 247
5,692
6,532
17, 827
9,977
$22, 819
26,103
11, 008
4,924
4,113
9,931
1,303
2,292
$14,514
14,143
1,203
8, 532
6,060
17,181
9,551
100
1,252
3, 522
2,220
2,149
24, 215
9,036
27, 831
19,170
17, 405
10, 620
7,724
11,619
44, 526
13, 783
49, 350
5,305
4,375
962
2,115
4,797
1,946
9,972
6,737
2,640
3,075
7,806
3,942
16,156
$25, 557
1
04, 741
20, 890
35, 488
15,009
7,475
!
1,026
02, 274
29,047
88, 884
102
2 130
i
!
)
32, 628
2,066
43,005
1,570
2,059
1,432
5, 515
7,707
4,679
29,459
30, 587
8,489
13, 520
10, 381
32, 303
27, 277
44, 808
1,949
22,072
37
12, 066
10,005
810
1,420
14, 378
4,444
2,664
14,341
80, 838
21,419
36, 832
45, 776
3,878
2,200
2,000
2,500
44, 354
68, 532
2,794
8,776
6,333
30, 387
70, 983
47, 791
20, 869
1,500
794
1,852
12,944
2,512
2,537
J
!
26, 790
44, 544
59, 207
11,215
48, 875
313
25, 273
$13, 736
108, 021
37, 557
100, 378
49,441
5,050
9,711
5,218
1
|
$510 :
27, 853
15, 453
8,154
7,245
$23, 454
53, 406
12, 552
23, 864
51, 649
16,249
4, 722
11,352
14,054
1
16, 693
29,508
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 : 1924—Continued
[See note at head of this table, p . 252]
I.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT—continued
Judicial branch
Executive branch—Continued
Other general executive offices and accounts
Law
offices
and
accounts
City
clerk
Engineer's
department
Public
works
and
service
Civil
service
Public
buildings and
grounds
City
planning
All other
General
municipal
courts
Special
courts
Superior
courts
C oroner
Marshal
and
sheriff
Elections
—
i i
a
f
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
Ul
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
6?
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
7?,
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
Des Moines, I o w a . . _
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
Camden, N . J .
Nashville, T e n n
N e w Bedford, M a s s
Flint, Mich
Wilmington, Del
Albany, N . Y
Cambridge, Mass
K a n s a s C i t y , Kans__
Erie, P a
Reading, P a .
Yonkers, N . Y
Lowell, M a s s
Duluth, Minn
T u l s a , Okla
Elizabeth, N . J
Spokane, W a s h . .
Tacoma, Wash
Canton, Ohio...
O k l a h o m a C i t y . Okla
Lynn, Mass.
Utica, N . Y
_ __
Waterbury, Conn
$45,025
12,073
16,539
4,445
10,105
13,611
4,073
7,422
7,800
11, 943
9,721
17,185
12,307
13,055
35,032
9,138
18,419
22, 767
11, 967
17,857
14,163
7,946
27, 458
7,831
13,224
13, 921
$6,252
11,577
10,535
15,303
5,020
5,305
30,632
6,979
2,547
4,347
15,177
3,713
4,631
3,365
12,206
10,118
8,669
4, 969
9,334
4,884
8,422
7,937
8,473
12,208
$171
788
652
1,987
22, 267
$13, 791
18, 853
37, 745
16,538
4,450
23,896
10,456
11, 743
8,686
6,501
3,258
11, 747
7,428
20, 887
11,890
15,860
8,348
2,485
10,262
20,003
9,528
19,200
11,508
10, 742
14,333
$245
841
427
$50
480
7,229
7,994
9,020
1,770
1,780
50
267
21,460
3,928
150
181
400
468
$11, 998
539
11,941
30,245
8,452
35,808
3,494
16, 625
1,908
518
2,186
314
240
4,725
1,022
701
$9,120
8,019
26, 571
6,305
3,061
38,470
2,700
545
1,980
1, 591
2,183
97
2,070
11,427
39
8,445
187
304
592
3,095
11, 622
5,719
7,299
2,447
2,303
1,007
657
7,637
2,372
75
384
159
4,378
12,999
1,100
$60,127
7,146
33,154
8,519
5,969
15,119
9,372
12,628
$10,183
$294
17,343
$2, 850
4,604
19,837
2,440
2,040
1,090
H
>
I—i
Ul
HH
O
Ul
o
o
M
H
33, 792
39,518
8,659
4,956
4,921
3,371
4,298
8,702
1,599
14,813
23,106
$18,086
4,957
5,912
35,978
6,716
226
25,890
10,493
2,450
53,802
28,043
9,001
8,856
400
1,634
2,798
29,074
54,138
23, 727
9,939
6,748
4,628
11,047
21,153
7,267
16,236
17,996
30,330
s
GEOUP IV—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
80
81
82
83
84
Somerville, M a s s
El Paso, Tex
San Diego, Calif
F o r t W a y n e , Ind___
Jacksonville, F l a
._
$4,112
4,093
24,536
4,108
21, 705
$8,516
4,292
9,641
1,543
11,227
$7,700
13,060
12,688
2,606
85
86
87
88
89
Lawrence, Mass
Schenectady, N . Y
Evansville, Ind
Knoxville, T e n n
Savannah, Ga
3,600
13,608
4,022
13, 623
5,164
9,537
5,866
3,515
9,941
7,314
3,000
1,835
9,706
90
91
92
93
94
Allentown, Pa
Bayonne, N . J
Wichita, Kans
Harrisburg, P a
Manchester, N . H._
8,236
9,277
12,129
5,873
10,521
2,172
25,539
7,184
3,768
7,780
7,033
4,081
11,404
4,272
9,757
95
96
97
98
99
L o n g B e a c h , Calif_. ___
Peoria, 111
..
Tampa, Fla
__ __
South Bend, Ind.__
S t . Joseph, M o
34, 016
1,567
3,941
8,620
13, 999
20,605
3,066
5,089
4,256
3,600
26,268
9,461
11,032
17, 711
8,325
100
101
10?
103
104
Wilkes-Barre, P a . _
Sioux C i t y , I o w a . . .
Rockford, 111
Portland, M e
Gary, Ind
9,891
10,542
5,957
5,927
5,841
11,507
1,101
10,171
13,249
'4,263
7,919
5,593
105
106
107
108
109
Hamtramck, Mich
Little Rock, Ark
Troy, N . Y
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
16, 710
2,100
10,961
3,747
14,316
14,627
2,958
1,614
1,351
4,631
4,742
8,054
22,762
110
111
11?
113
114
Binghamton, N . Y
Johnstown, Pa
E a s t S t . L o u i s , 111
Saginaw, M i c h
T e r r e H a u t e , Ind.__
8,832
3,571
7,642
6,153
6,403
6,662
3,200
3,220
9,915
7,291
10,710
7,859
3,784
115
116
117
118
119
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N . J
Passaic, N . J
Springfield, Ohio
Lansing, Mich
4,718
15,849
4,047
5,666
5,778
10,778
17,149
20,427
__
__
__ _ _
$480
1,581
6,383
3,453
$1,407
4,178
4,984
18,335
8,061
11,923
16,512
2,156
9,935
7,966
771
2,665
1,493
23, 765
225
2,789
1,176
$5,130
4,183
4,765
7,304
12,995
2,600
4,538
26,422
8,998
25,161
27,161
$600
$2,107
946
3,002
281
14,389
7,421
1,106
10,274
3,480
3,650
9,360
23,231
694
6,993
382
10, 599
12,021
1,911
5, 720
1,500
13,020
37, 507
4,828
503
45
108
600
3,247
4,471
1,104
700
45
767
11,375
516
626
9,772
1,500
5,467
75
16,587
18,502
8,423
9,849
1,500
8,577
8,918
13,459
4,139
5,331
159
2,583
1,649
9,880
7,778
2,185
2,588
70
4,040
7,504
10,442
2,991
3,295
160
628
10,613
1,648
300
4,594
3,807
7,964
7,617
154
322
25
3,108
50
1,809
276
256
8,129
59
8,068
9,168
9,541
2,735
10,361
13,046
7,330
152
22,417
92
47
5,524
7,385
9,482
194
21,943
6,438
1,560
3,383
5,790
4,140
26,825
4,818
7,497
13,077
$15,420
5,832
12,632
$3,008
5,400
492
$9, 760
28, 060
34,185
3,820
$7,506
6,747
5,040
3,555
14, 815
4,295
9,188
8,106
$22
13,223
9,532
6,676
15,954
5,739
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
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 : 1924—Continued
D I V I S I O N S AND SUBDIVISIONS
[See note at head of this table, p. 252]
I.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT—-continued
Executive branch—Continued
Judicial branch
Other general executive offices and accounts
Law
offices
and
accounts
City
clerk
Engineer's
department
Public
works
and
service
Civil
service
Public
buildings and
grounds
I
City
planning
General
municipal
courts
All other
Special
courts
Superior
courts
Coroner
Marshal
and
sheriff
Elections
GROUP IV—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
120 Chester, Pa
121 Kacine, Wis
122 Chattanooga, Tenn.__
123 Brockton, Mass
124 Altoona, Pa
125 New Britain, Conn...
126 Highland Park, Mich
127 Mobile, Ala
128 Berkeley, Calif
129 Springfield, 111
130 Bethlehem, Pa_
131 Huntington, W. Va._
132 Holyoke, Mass
133 Lincoln, Nebr_
134 Winston-Salem, N . C.
135 Cicero, 111
136 Quincy, Mass
137 East Orange, N . J
138 Portsmouth, Va
139 Covington, Ky
140 Macon, Ga
__
141 Roanoke, Va__
142 Jackson, Mich
143 Shreveport, La__
144 Wheeling, W. Va
$1, 239
$6, 540
4,471
3,171
6,175
5,994 "~~9~l44~
5,040
1,200
1,340
3,500
7, 265
11,078
4,457
3,929
4,766
3,257
9,753
4,830
8,483
2,200
2,700
3,217
2,766
5,336
11,045
1,200
3,500
13, 887
6,058
2,644
6,437
4,168
2,000
3,956
3,955
6,387
3,097
3,618
4,893
3,521
6,963
1,522
3,600
4,381
$7,405
3,601
4,635
4,425
7,430
4,280
14, 071
1,949
11,167
2,922
6,711
4,525
4,086
5,834
13,220
4,200
6,648
2,900
1,507
6,068
7,842
5,654
$384
$9,149
$5, 657
12,180
$28
$8, 381
1,400
10
300
3,045
1,929
2,582
12, 691
1,838
13, 705
3,174
35
6,200
7,215
3,978
1,000
343
941
3,558
$15, 878
300
230
$1, 560
5,579
6,546
33
50
1,140
813
40
13,861
129
14, 559
16,452
2,537
6,495
14, 320
3,858
1,620
$360
8,677
5, 587
1,189
521
7,590
14
29
19,882
3,281
10, 291
1,271
1,497
755
19, 806
5
12,214
6,600
Ii, 197
4, 273
8,131
4,766
3,690
25, 607
5,030
8,480
' 1,976
8,248
247
$10,456
3,500
$1,000
662
85,135
600
1,433
10,376
11,991
2, 256
2,119
924
475
9,942
13,809
904
145
146
147
Niagara Falls, N . Y_
Lancaster, Pa
Fresno, Calif
._
Augusta, Ga
Pasadena, Calif
10,205
2,011
6,941
3,889
16, 524
2,678
1,440
2,628
3,754
5,766
7,309
13,912
7,143
2,540
8,291
153
154
Lakewood, Ohio
Topeka, Kans__
Davenport, Iowa
Atlantic City, N . J_.
Kalamazoo,- Mich__.
155
t± 156
00 157
158
159
Wichita, Falls, Tex._
Newton, Mass
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C
Cedar Rapids, Iowa_
3,511
5,716
2,426
7,772
4,200
4,139
11,981
5,352
803
7,315
00 1 4 8
Sq 149
784
8,220
13, 583
90
10
9,072
1,258
10,800
4,691
4,607
10, 386
3,272
3,850
4,867
15,289
1,518
2,785
CO
g
|
g
|
150
151
2,097
612
15
2,836
"4," 355"
9,408
2,675
20, 885
968
1,827
90
60
204
6,819
40
2,137
2,267
2,470
19,071
74
1,980
2,880
7,411
59
5,813
23,303
9,927
14,047
163
8,620
11,720
2,475
1,179
2,738
5,000
GROUP V—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000
160
161
16?
163
164
Haverhill, Mass
Oak P a r k , 111
N e w Castle, P a
Kenosha, W i s
York, P a .
$2,978
17, 666
5,909
5,240
2,413
$6,477
15,005
1,800
165
166
167
168
169
D e c a t u r , 111
Woonsocket, R . I
M c K e e s p o r t , P a _Bay City, Mich
Hammond, Ind
4,000
2,000
13,323
2,904
2,929
2,865
9,284
2,202
170
171
17?
173
174
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
Elmira, N . Y
Beaumont, Tex
Galveston, T e x
Chelsea, M a s s
19, 767
3,336
8,833
7,380
2,692
4,137
7,398
8,304
175
176
177
178
179
Charleston, W . V a
M e d f o r d , Mass__
Perth Amboy, N . J
Pittsfield, M a s s _ _
Stockton, Calif..
7,259
2,414
2,534
1,680
11,656
1,925
7,599
5,921
6,624
180
181
18?
183
184
L i m a , Ohio .
_ __ _
Montgomery, Ala
Madison, W i s
__.
Greensboro, N . C _ .
Lexington, K y
4,373
3,640
3,564
2,700
6, 200
2,108
6,200
3,734
7,289
2,080
3, 605
$5,453
$1,246
9,305
$5, 700
6,857
4,500
6,061
4,997
4,504
3,742
13, 705
5,517
14,337
1,500
4,802
7,950
11, 842
2,400
4,216
5,188
16,457
3,600
4,875
21,354
3,300
4,038
5,927
$1, 079
1,339
4,540
1,734
$200
7,545
262
8,788
9,513
2,859
2,270
309
161
240
8,017
$1,000
2,572
5,251
250
13,176
4,731
9,461
2,450
3,193
3,834
1,095
1,544
132
7,824
16
168
5,388
1,162
2,000
15,207
19,516
284
946
12,668
5,932
3,522
1,814
7,351
7,894
2,667
$1,216
8,237
5,905
8,307
26
3,128
3,337
22,807
250
2,022
7,200
$2,806
235
6,935
530
126
14,676
3,318
$9,328
4,152
$2, 534
1,500
35
9,921
122
10, 680
2,325
11,607
696
10,404
6,506
20, 556
6
9,290
16
$1,160
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 GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1924—Continued
to
[See note at head of this table, p . 252]
I.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT—continued
Executive branch—Continued
Judicial branch
Other general executive offices and accounts
Law
and
accounts
City
clerk
Engineer's
department
Public
works
and
service
Civil
service
Public
buildings and
grounds
City
planning
All other
General
municipal
courts
Special
courts
Superior
courts
Coroner
Marshal
and
sheriff
Elections
•
I
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
185
186
187
188
189
E a s t Chicago, I n d
P u e b l o , Colo_
Pontiac, Mich
Fitchburg, Mass
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
$4, 823
3,562
7,752
3,312
16, 755
$2,000
4,291
4,978
6,895
8,258
190
191
19?
193
194
Salem, M a s s
E v a n s t o n , I1L_
San Jose, Calif
Butte, Mont
West Hoboken, N . J
5,976
13,996
5,820
5,884
2,894
5,911
3,731
4,667
195
196
197
198
199
Williamsport, P a
Brookline, M a s s
Jamestown, N . Y
H a m i l t o n , Ohio
Muskegon, Mich
3,822
3,175
3,353
3,797
4,100
1,899
9,472
1,382
200
201
202
203
204
Waco, Tex
Everett, Mass
Springfield, M o
Muncie, I n d
Lorain, Ohio.,
3,365
1,942
2,569
3,358
4,709
3,855
7,417
2,126
2,556
_
$4, 786
4,610
9,918
4,754
1,564
$7, 923
12, 656
305
4,105
7,145
.9,772
10,778
6,827
1,279
73
6,387
2,426
$4,210
122
4,213
$269
14, 293
1,905
273
1,668
$5, 058
3,157
6,448
7,961
100
743
3,921
11,834
7,567
7,917
10,411
898
139
350
742
881
$7,305
1,925
3,083
2,033
$1,198
13,462
500
3,098
2,013
2,245
9,519
2,249
7,044
4,649
15,246
5,992
7,978
6,794
10,127
5,957
10,353
3,024
35
1,101
2,665
5,917
1,085
7,592
4,068
754
M
$173
6,773
9,106
16,488
6,432
683
135
2,083
684
1,891
4,713
4,527
3,188
3,600
>
O
48
2,559
2,850
3,027
13,353
915
11,598
2,855
13,161
M
O
QQ
O
O
M
H
a
205 [ Chicopee, M a s s
206 D u b u q u e , I o w a , .
207 B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
208 C o l u m b i a , S. C__
209 Joliet, 111
_
1,152 f
3,778
3, 240
4,014
5,576
4,144
1,853
2,546
3,732
4,445
757
6,359
3, 911
5,052
4,250
6,871
3,864
6,300
1,815
1,977
4, 212
9,557
5,770
6,129
2,160
3,820
3,584
5,966
5,988
4,606
3,030
2,584
3,596
2,832
5,365
2,135
2,260
2,925
4,200
1,679
13, 637
5,407
2,700
4,048
2,859
4,412
4,564
900
2,200
4,877
3,745
2,676
7,649
7,544
8,870
3,120
210
211
212
213
214
Superior, W i s
Stamford, C o n n . .
A u r o r a , 111
Taunton, Mass
C o u n c i l Bluffs, I o w a
215
216
217
218
219
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
Q u i n c y , 111
Austin, Tex
New Brunswick, N . J
220
221
222
223
224
Waterloo, Iowa
Easton, Pa_.
Ogden, U t a h
D a n v i l l e , 111
Wilmington, N . C
225
226
227
228
229
A u b u r n , N . Y__
Kokomo, Ind
Newport News, Va
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Hazleton, P a
_
4,183
1,782
2,059
3,007
1,498
3,630
1.836
1,900
3,741
3,190
230
231
232
233
234
Orange, N . J
Amsterdam, N . Y
Petersburg, Va
Norristown, Pa
Waltham, Mass
3,069
3,911
2,100
1,353
2,847
5.381
3,751
235
236
237
238
239
Lewiston, M e
Green Bay, W i s . .
Columbus, Ga
Oshkosh, Wis
Sheboygan, Wis
_
M o l i n e , 111
Watertown, N. Y
Muskogee, Okla_.
L a Crosse, W i s
Newburgh, N . Y
Lynchburg, Va._.
C o l o r a d o Springs, C o l o . . .
Newport, R. I
Pensacola, Fla
607
1,999
3,137
4,363
1,822
240
241
242
243
244
245
246
247
248
_.
..
966
105
194
13,305
604
2,875
189
2,563
8,451
2,282
4,690
2,905
1,500
8,500
3,174
313
10,478
10,465
44
560
785
5,990
2,800
3,506
2,000
6,767
7,757
4,720
434
2,040
2,956
12, 260
4,977
2,880
318
8,814
103
1,038
4,570
2,949
4,304
4,473
1,104
4,619
9,876
13,410
50
35
25
840
6,921
59
881
41
7,422
$12
2,999
178
900
5,178
1,335
477
376
$1,335
88
300
3,800
1,891
4,943
1,948
7,210
1,490
659
1,851
9,376
6,258
3,500
4,447
8,090
250
177
468
5,013
1,926
4,496
3,807
879
1,982
4,817
18,842
7,720
173
8,465
>
6,723
2,878
1,032
3,411
11,119
500
7,467
1,853
6,136
6,452
2,922
3,629
3,839
2,135
5, 692
1,794
4,987
2,150
3,390
2,518
5,740
6,536
6.803
674
3,308
3, 994
2,207
4,124
5,181
6,799
3,908
4,385
6,526
1,510
3,396
>
1,344
7,563
$900
$13, 872
Q
4,441
933
11,353
10
2,199
7,299
1,140
5,825
3,405
1,230
248
10, 659
2,000
128
2,759
9,747
314
1,680
480
4,385
400
W
11, 460
8,567
13,372
50
6,724
13,547
5.081
2,600
150
5,317
3,314
1,877
2,392
2,511
1,267
5,549
2,400
1,303
1,620
5,354
1,645
463
1,221
5,149
1,800
1,318
I
8,617
4,282
101
780
2,540
6,945
2,428
5,714
5,223
5,945
8,087
984
5,798
5,882
3,981
9,843
1,882
to
OS
^4
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
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 :
1924
SUBDIVISIONS
to
oo
[See note a t head of t h i s t a b l e , p . 252]
.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT—continued
II.—PROTECTION TO P E R S O N AND P R O P E R T Y
General g o v e r n m e n t
buildings
General expenditures
R e n t of
offices
and
buildings
Fire department
Total
Supervising
department
Police
department
General expenditures
Water
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 .
Weights
Electric
and
measures wiring
>
O
M
>
G r a n d total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
$10, 621,108
I
II
III
IV
V
10, 804, 907
2,102, 740
1, 754, 633
1, 231, 447
727, 321
$976, 913 $285, 889, 642 $406, 315 $145,170,115 $112, 412, 325 $4, 061, 832 !$1, 540, 566 $5,094,719 $4, 086, 692 $1,342,226 $1,202,934 $1,715,357
675,
92,
70,
58,
80,
443
270
414
345
441
148,
33,
55,
30,
18,
665,152
396,109
058, 497
493,167
276, 717
207, 235
31,978
102, 467
39, 344
25, 291
83, 988, 802
15, 857, 334
24, 536, 357
13,144, 225
7, 643, 397
49, 445, 801
622, 864
13,682, 161
392, 779
26, 063, 673 1, 472, 844
14, 595, 520 1,109,550
8, 625,170 1,063, 795
1, 348, 783 3, 909, G82
82, 745
978, 425
68, 223
188, 853
26, 870
13,167
13, 945
4,592
722
926
643, 371
328, 520
188, 153
2,42
522,168
140, 494
326, 122
210, 277
143,165
576, 278
175, 693
220,130
131,967
98, 866
715, 326
160,533
401, 285
269,948
168, 265
f
w
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
1
?
3
4
5
6
8
q
10
11
I?
New York, N . Y
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, Pa
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, Ohio
St. Louis, M o
$5, 570,
1, 040,
702,
430,
.__
458,
321,
. ._-
Baltimore, M d
Boston, M a s s .
Pittsburgh, Pa
San Francisco, Calif
Buffalo, N . Y
•
380
211
930
527
061
594
197, 618
620,398
310, 296
587, 527
314, 192
251, 233
$475,124
1,632
40, 569
37, 935
9, 880
15,605
36,157
4,634
5,850
48, 057
$54,531,911
22, 253, 404
14, 604,158 i $52,301
9,103, 060
41, 028
5, 500, 430
6,171, 544
12," 108
5, 430, 324
8, 441, 058
7, 571, 081
4,781,131
5, 524, 643
4, 752, 408
L_ -_
_-
101,798
$31, 457, 826
13, 794, 528
9, 334,934
4,923,930
2,848,995
3, 775,458
$17, 828, 048
5, 743, 089
3, 815,199
3, 314, 295
2, 344, 484
1, 834, 876
3, 001,944
4,410,712
3, 672,190
2, 128, 730
2, 419, 349
2, 220, 206
2, 224,922
3, 402, 237
2, 429, 285
1, 958, 432
2,515,809
2, 035,125
$177, 323 $1, 209, 701
81,157
155, 803
28, 492
1,200
18,196
2, 075
10, 037
190, 878
96, 785
$935, 342 $1, 260, 265
1, 067, 350
206, 043
88, 758
558, 293
85,128
129, 300
39, 358
130, 714
108, 422
162,197
167, 556
358.178
188, 382
99, 215
113,155
95, 652
144, 247
208, 332
94, 700
36,980
70, 837
38,967
20, 736
19, 306
$74,171
110, 339
181,099
23, 353
12,132
20, 485
34,996
33, 545
148, 874
36, 721
19, 077
29, 296
14,945
35, 450
21, 383
36, 957
21, 729
24, 235
$140, 650
o
a
$265,911
H
49, 467
34,095
32, 491
CO
(—i
15,400
90, 806
156, 274
25, 764
29, 557
15, 501
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 . . . .
W a s h i n g t o n , D . C_
Newark, N. J
_.
Minneapolis, M i n n
N e w Orleans, La__.
Cincinnati, O h i o . . .
Kansas City, M o . . .
Seattle, W a s h
I n d i a n a p o l i s , lnd__.
Rochester, N . Y
Jersey C i t y , N . J . . .
$196,
123,
303,
162,
115,
252,
059
402
164
439
797
134
372. 618
128,832
90, 171
150, 968
207,156
$10, 234
11,712
4,200
13,800
$3, 410, 254
4, 038, 343
4, 374, 944
2. 562, 744
2, 675, 968
2, 258, 960
2,401,363
2, 700,174
2, 638, 415
2, 476,179
3, 855, 765
$1, 870
12, 631
17, 477
$1, 627, 319
2, 065, 715
2, 221. 066
1,093,281
1,050,519
1, 008, 480
$1, 457, 348
1,472,011
1.793,373
1, 185, 359
1. 054, 691
1,039,112
1,359,446
1,125, 732
1, 043, 666
1, 033, 010
2, 229, 070
832, 560
1, 302, 334
1,130, 574
1, 034, 622
1, 380,177
$10,579
$40, 351
24, 111
"12~976~
95,916
42, 764
33, 681
119, 471
62,100
262, 337
57, 738
$13, 000
15,190
17,770
23, 963
8,009
$64, 208
90, 083
132,194
103, 922
150, 900
69, 678
5,307
17, 058
12, 854
9,771
18, 483
25,131
23. 247
17. 220
35,965
27, 778
53, 447
17, 431
6,000
59,170
$3,124
3,990
5,089
5,302
$6, 405
18, 433
30, 289
14,260
9,006
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
Louisville, K y
Toledo, O h i o . . .
P o r t l a n d , Oreg
Denver, Colo.
A k r o n , Ohio
Columbus, O h i o . . . . .
Providence, R. I
St. P a u l , M i n n
O a k l a n d , Calif_..__._
A t l a n t a , Ga
Omaha, Nebr
B i r m i n g h a m , Ala
Worcester, M a s s
San A n t o n i o , T e x . . .
Dallas, Tex
Richmond, Va
Syracuse, N . Y
New Haven, C o n n . .
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio
Norfolk, V a
...
Houston, Tex
Bridgeport, C o n n
Youngstown, O h i o . .
Hartford, Conn
Grand Rapids. Mich
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, P a
Paterson, N . J
Springfield, M a s s . . . .
$78, 231
4,744
26, 212
67, 670
20, 835
18, 370
53, 369
71, 062
86, 988
23, 252
49,866
24, 817
42,156
18, 122
36, 780
40, 173
59, 691
34, 807
840
20, 543
40, 908
11, 804
15, 017
27, 763
59, 118
20, 948
18, 607
15, 632
16, 323
07, 069
$23, 850
3, 050
9, 600
13, 975
3, 600
6,091
2,016
$1, 541,926 $11,968
1, 589, 715
7,382
1,930,620 1
1, 701, 440 16, 583
798,179 1
1, 450, 595
2,183, 452
1, 784, 499
1, 685, 816
1, 202, 220
1, 455, 842
898, 908
1, 644, 296
735, 891
936, 688
1,195, 496
14, 001
1, 216, 894
1, 389, 034
1, 082. 845
757, 053
4, 781
1, 335, 454
6, 657
879,118
1, 371, 261
449, 047
1,165,158
922, 059
7,896
625, 294
806, 802 I 10,470 I
1, 014, 460
!
1, 416, 426 I
$771, 020
734, 578
785, 054
725,995
404, 365
$709, 019
781, 540
948, 966
730, 848
359, 154
632, 035
1, 109, 614
675, 408
673, 916
614, 822
572,162
343, 840
792, 870
274, 035
355, 968
500, 989
529, 654
694, 711
518, 822
349, 095
759, 051
903, 371
895, 783
767,908
541, 445
615, 571
422, 052
729, 323
358, 605
501, 833
638,917
417, 296
614, 781
248, 503
495, 365
275, 304
283, 527
331, 690
442, 730
609, 643
556, 467
658,192
621, 419
502, 019
348, 860
630,919
426, 310
616,951
183, 651
581, 926
518,851
321,182
419, 287
460, 800
755, 334
$68, 612
$98, 752
2,684
85, 933
43, 716
128, 813
25, 471
$19, 369
1. 250
208, 657
73, 049
2,363
63, 093
6,170
2,000
24, 793
30, 776
6,371
93, 676
350
6,059
82, 285
33, 874
11, 339
74, 491
1,104
1,200
$21, 200
19,002
32, 212
16,182
12, 819
47,009
22, 942
15, 546
24, 184
17, 093
15, 680
11,898
13, 375
3,900
9,969
17, 875
13, 232
17, 984
17, 008
13, 240
13,149
4,920
10, 520
3,513
20, 342
11, 750
2,119
3,943
7,278
13, 225
$6, 386
12, 276
20, 750
6,325
3,491
17,115
8,058
12,125
7,410
6,720
12, 379
7,749
5,747
6,654
4,864
5,792
4,169
7,540
5,527
9,463
4,820
2,500
5,012
9,669
5,631
12, 480
2,577
4,111
6,516
Q
4,205
6,248
1,684
5,527
8,554
21, 861
2,079
2,570
15, 428
2,859
9,787
3,625
2,101
5,300
360
2,478
2,834
6,162
2,029
2,222
1,940
1,100
8,878
10, 416
22, 523
9,444
12, 060
9,511
10, 207
4,770
7,920
!>
F
w
9,934
4,431
8,109
7,268
2,800
7,320
200
4,210
9,669
8,554
5,568
10,818
12, 358
to
CO
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 , 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 :
fcO
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1924—Continued
[See note at head of this table, p. 252]
I.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT—continued
CITY
City numb
t-t
<x>
I I . — P R O T E C T I O N TO P E R S O N A N D P R O P E R T Y
General government
buildings
R e n t of
G e n e r a l ex- offices
and
penditures
buildings
Fire department
Total
Supervising
department
Police
department
G e n e r a l expenditures
Water
service
Inspection service
Militia
and
armories
Register
of deeds
and
mortgages
Buildings
P l u m b - W e i gdh t s
an
ing
measures
Electric
wiring
6?
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
79
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
Des Moines, Iowa
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
Camden, N . J
Nashville, T e n n
N e w Bedford, M a s s
Flint, M i c h . _
Wilmington, Del
Albany, N . Y _ _ .
Cambridge, Mass
Kansas City, Kans
Erie, P a
Reading, P a .
. __
Duluth, Minn
_ .
Tulsa, Okla
Elizabeth, N . J
S p o k a n e , W a s h . . __ __
Tacoma, W a s h . .
Canton, Ohio. .
Oklahoma City, Okla...
Lynn, Mass..
Utica, N . Y _ _
Water bury, C o n n .
$21,326
43,211
38,037
31, 525
34,305
14,043
46,841
8,845
46,932
39,977
39,705
23,931
19,384
7,219
45,880
32,453
10,527
10,048
12,607
26,791
27,264
5,473
7,427
36, 610
18,132
34,423
$1,200
1,625
144
5,083
180
$785,690
939,914
446,028
957,247
864,354
645,572
1, 008,618
539,104
627,735
925,493
803,304
515,660
527,460
322,858
1, 005,888
800,215
647,856
489,376
858,341
547,002
585,513
352,158
584,425
675,225
585,758
851,215
$3~, 950
18, 259
520
$309,496
441,664
229,285
487,338
439,235
298,415
506,295
230,815
306,938
486,869
387,569
198,183
221,025
202,323
577,866
347,496
245,143
233,174
332,315
193,734
184,962
145,394
267,877
274,760
232,736
358,741
$447, 571
443,534
197, 033
441,835
389, 227
324,868
455,310
227,467
300,673
412,705
339, 314
247,* 158
284,043
93,180
$3,444
12,147
5,492
$500
1,182
$52,133
316
58,526
$1,620
37Q 3SQ
420,804
294,566
221,135
286,163
305,451
298, 211
184,468
284,336
355,811
336, 703
466,131
84, 000
5,500
197.435
18, 000
78,000
2,397
4,000
345
8,855
3,163
11,265
8,072
4,140
11,797
17, 201
4,206
4,751
4,162
21,455
4,228
7,805
6,235
6,138
4,385
1,883
6,079
a
>
r1
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
>
4,590
3,954
9,929
9,526
7,971
5,351
$7, 248
2,710
3,828
4,883
2,493
4,532
4,965
6,523
2,267
5,550
$2,913
3, 812
7,240
2,522
2,211
10, 290
1,771
6,190
5,421
82
1,866
2,258
2,077
730
7,783
3,630
2, 510
7,863
2,652
3,360
3,872
5,331
2,856
7,025
3, 835
2,640
9,260
4,549
2,595
4,134
6,783
5,143
$10,498
3,808
8,743
2,099
2,773
1,739
2,202
1,920
7,332
2,158
3,800
H
>
5,497
8,973
2,034
2,522
17,322
10,043
w
26,947
a
m
H
O
o
*j
4,918
2,893
15, 513
5,925
M
H
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
80
81
8?,
83
84
Somerville, M a s s
El Paso, Tex__
S a n Diego, Calif
Fort Wayne, I n d
Jacksonville, F l a . _
$13,985
5,431
55,366
9,422
19,294
85
86
87
88
89
Lawrence, Mass
Schenectady, N . Y
Evansville, I n d
Knoxville, T e n n
Savannah, Ga
14,607
8,036
16,239
33,990
8,728
90
91
92
93
94
Allentown, P a
Bayonne, N . J
Wichita, K a n s
H a r r i s b u r g , Pa_
Manchester, N . H
10,616
13,129
15,425
1,389
62,590
95
96
97
98
99
L o n g B e a c h , Calif
Peoria, 111
T a m p a , Fla__
South Bend, Ind
St. J o s e p h , M o . .
100
101
102
103
104
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
Rockford, 111
Portland, M e .
Gary, I n d
105
106
107
108
109
Hamtramck, Mich
L i t t l e R o c k , Ark__
Troy, N . Y
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
110
111
112
113
114
Binghamton, N. Y
Johnstown, Pa._
E a s t St. Louis, 111
Saginaw, M i c h . .
Terre H a u t e , I n d
115
116
117
118
118
Pawtucket, R. I
H o b o k e n , N . J__
Passaic, N . J_
Springfield, Ohio
Lansing, M i c h .
_..
_
.__
$2,100
3,304
9,588
1,280
9,985
$3,994
2,396
2,500
2,627
4,878
1,958
1,883
1,200
638
2,045
3,161
9,388
4,112
3,216
2,000
800
3,167
4,930
5,439
6,146
2,348
3,000
5,499
5,105
22,462
1,730
3,395
14,322
1,800
9,481
3,480
1,916
2,000
2,767
2,405
1,500
2,160
7,887
7,251
5,739
5,230
3,690
3,091
4,827
1,730
3,119
1,642
1,607
840
3,309
281
2,177
2,723
3,050
1,945
4,922
1,666
$265,156
157, 599
261,555
260,976
284,633
330,132
269,171
161,796
213,915
234,331
372,080
223,433
245,783
202,632
217,484
232,373
757,026
360,342
246,385
500,104
115,985
344,657
169,702
143,159
251,324
102,438
358,458
135,004
72,208
233, 770
46,684
14,140
10,692
7,797
16, 675
585,767
401,099
270,288
519,099
453,415
261,651
147,079
121,267
204,730
167,394
254,888
155,594
106,596
230,214
227, 271
17,658
27,624
5,086
17,336
23, 260
345, 697
326,866
364, 272
540,456
432,386
162,592
142,099
147,608
256,691
215,254
163,999
167,192
199,291
235,968
175,149
141,043
135, 580
289,842
233,107
207,778
152,333
120,438
268,951
158, 391
327,746
161, 516
110,654
116.142
154.143
147, 726
244,302
159, 673
126,378
179,225
206,561
17,400
23,167
159,336
423, 750
229,127
72,575
102, 039
135, 545
419, 076
252,263
90,431
174,798
42,355
1,643
4,988
2,156
30,800
2,355
16,875
4,199
21,109
3,985
34,065
300
4,500
2,000
13,232
24,794
65,602
15,056
9,982
16,807
724,231
525,186
422,150
436,888
478,894
$3~, 434
5,697
3,300
6,547
840
4,100
3~85
3,372
900
16, 515
1,833
307,857
289,276
578,094
448,129
578,897
6,370
429,327
295, 660
286,927
344,301
432,547 I
2,675
13,381
7,211
13,229
13, 222
6,059
_.
$522,138
394,356
522,732
516,362
660,346
$225,755
168,439
209,024
205,002
298,713
$3,300
1,440
330,089
856,418
550,944
165,210
317,266 1
3,799
$745
$6, 553
8,740
2,335
10,228
$28,980
36,270
24,000
2,400
499
949
32,991
73,886
31,010
53,122
47,957
7,153
7,442
29, 269
2,543
25,985
5,943
3,030
6,212
45,803
3,956
2,100
2,251
1,875
65,130
18,580
$5,000
1,500
2,116
1,800
1,295
2,874
2,592
7,183
$3,400
13,243
2,784
12,704
2,793
3,909
10,411
2,999
6,526
6,371
2,792
2,190
1,303
Q
15, 582
1,680
2,933
2,880
112
4,751
5,012
W
H
ft
2,106
3,600
3,955
12,094
560
1,840
2,220
2,325
1,875
1,614
1,492
2,223
1,500
2,950
1,800
2,291
323
1,900
8, 269
2,400
2,104
2,382
1,329
1,615
6,975
4,433
1,875
1,133
to
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 :
1924—Continued
to
[See note at head of this table, p . 252]
i.—GENERAL GOVERN-
II.—PROTECTION TO P E R S O N A N D P R O P E R T Y
MENT—continued
City numb
CITY
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 deeds
and
mortgages
Buildings
Plumbing
$1, 964
2,179
2,250
2,458
2,102
3,663
5,721
2,873
3,796
3,062
2,014
1,655
2,220
2,823
663
2,100
3,277
15,286
2.499
ii 771
$1,964
2,000
1,800
2,100
1,920
2,300
2,928
550
2,716
3,050
2,331
4, 061
2,502
2,400
1,800
2,785
2,886
W e i g h t s Electric
and
m e a s u r e s wiring
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
120
1*1
m
123
124
125
126
127
128
1?9
130
131
13?
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
Chester, P a , _
_..
R a c i n e , Wis__
Chattanooga, Tenn
Brockton, Mass
Altoona, P a
N e w Britain, Conn
H i g h l a n d P a r k , Mich__
Mobile, Ala
Berkeley, Calif. _ . _
Springfield, I1L_ _
Bethlehem, P a .
Huntington, W. Va
Holyoke, Mass
Lincoln, N e b r
Winston-Salem, N . C.._
Cicero, 111
Quincy, Mass
E a s t Orange, N . J
Portsmouth, Va
_
Covington, K y
Macon, G a
Roanoke, Va
Jackson, Mich
Shreveport, L a
Wheeling, W . V a
$7,267
5,360
13,887
25,309
11,412
25, 530
21, 090
5,379
6,790
7,983
19, 569
10, 631
25,405
13,345
8,471
6,253
9,672
8,007
3,983
29, 986
11, 779
13,492
6,893
10,430
9,685
$360
4,152
$173,300
264,533
362,470
473,381
202,283
328,122
420,953
242,976
357, 500
269,253
146, 730
290, 706
555,693
221,055
218,063
224,116
370, 563
410, 555
205,577
256,204
294,310
283,809
182,760
306,268
298,862 1
$107, 063
108, 816
128,929
188,260
81, 786
150,172
162,614
115,640
96,128
113,929
90, 567
115,642
213,126
72,439
119,841
103, 061
183, 750
191,477
88,423
110,280
109, 218
124, 535
85, 553
115, 642
132,163
$49, 334
121, 771
192, 639
268,432
111,516
157,469
204,042
108, 258
182,121
141, 586
52,331
122,361
308, 649
137,989
92,275
109, 936
155,628
199,387
90, 651
143,907
133, 817
127,137
89,028
146,120
161,899
$6, 601
24,197
18, 000
$1,437
$258
6,730
40, 699
1,602
63,324
45, 787
12,928
6,253
620
16, 290
13, 345
315
500
107
33, 920
21, 730
2,400
928
27, 716
2,300
2,436
2,173
1,412
2,406
1,800
2,329
2,200
2,463
$2,060
2,345
3,059
4,083
1,869
900
1,769
646
1,818
1,800
4,483
2,953
H
>
H
$2,000
3,840
4,040
W
w
H
M
1,920
5,459
2,928
GO
3 816
2,960
o
o
O
H
2,000
2,602
2,300
300
2,252
2,100
3,335
2,667
1,842
3,900
1,380
7,428
2,500
>
o
2,412
4,970
145
146
147
148
149
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y
Lancaster, P a
F r e s n o , Calif
Augusta, Ga
P a s a d e n a , Calif
7,895
1,993
7,465
8,917
9,631
150
151
152
153
154
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
Topeka, Kans
Davenport, Iowa
Atlantic City, N . J
Kalamazoo, Mich
8,030
9,192
17,401
58, 694
5,711
155
156
157
158
159
Wichita Falls, Tex
N e w t o n , Mass__
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
4,878
19, 632
3,141
5,461
5,023
...
6,145
375,480 (
151,064
627,466 I
282, 578
363,168
201,489
282,949
284,432
1, 256,936
294,480
2,433
165, 546
82, 788
143,186
133, 745
127, 336
105,990
457, 915
313, 568
218,438
167,372 1
90, 686
119,479
107, 667
543, 271
98,391
99, 670
155,444
108, 279
540, 522
157,304
40, 770
235,220
131, 769
104,140
59, 349
$60-
156,179
65, 876
447,894
129,178
202, 526
49,311
206,458
162, 622
84, 6,08
95,884
4,904
1,440
5,050
1,800
8,440
6,104
12, 300
1,642
46,197
845
500
30, 375
17, 275
897
657
2,400
i
1
2,639
3,437
25, 768
2,271
34,975
3,157
1,477
2,294
4,603
2,303
3,444
3, 5J4
1,288
3,472
2,336
2,100
2,676
2,384
2,172
5,100
1,800
8,754
2,701
960
1,320
3,291
25
1,548
300
2,574
2,478
480
7,289
8,000
800
9,240
1,983
4,942
37, 228
2,271
2,336
2,676
1,723
2,043
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000
160
161
162
163
164
Haverhill, Mass.
O a k P a r k , 111
N e w Castle, P a
Kenosha, Wis
York, P a
165
166
167
168
169
D e c a t u r , 111
Woonsocket, R. I
McKeesport, Pa
Bay City, Mich
Hammond, Ind. _
170
171
172
173
174
_'
..
$14,184
9,402
4, 685
6,350
7,331
$359,038
219, 986
147, 012
277, 767
121,424
3,542
10, 224
1,465
11, 583
3,713
$1,800
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y .
Elmira, N . Y
_
Beaumont, Tex
Galveston, Tex.
Chelsea, M a s s . . . . . .
4,164
16,141
4,666
17, 641
33, 025
13, 566
175
176
177
178
179
Charleston, W . Va
Medford, Mass
Perth Amboy, N . J
Pittsfield, M a s s
S t o c k t o n , Calif
15, 954
8,580
9,992
5,344
9,926
180
181
182
183
184
L i m a , Ohio
M o n t g o m e r y , Ala
Madison, Wis
Greensboro, N . C
Lexington, K y
__
_.
__.
1,648
3,431
6,787
5,429
2,783
7,227
156, 515
372, 731
195, 652
327,398
258, 601
339,438
226,490
192,254
250,388
392,895
4,305
7,584 1
6,475
$201,528
104, 648
5.9,390
101, 666
45, 440
57,872
164,395
94, 377
82, 017
111, 279
89, 587
175, 661
98,365
153, 085
115, 566
179, 816
97, 794
79, 362
92,439
146,442
$642
$355
11,321
70, 000
$2, 779
1,500
3,500
6,800
286
23, 582
2,160
532
84,055
25,110
3,199
1,004
84, 027
112,195
94, 693
143, 759
212, 690
51, 387
6,000
7,446
5,631
2,756
3,574
4,668
118, 742
97, 744
143, 553
114,892
111, 180
1,380
258,178
257,944
217,756
219,322
319, 068
117,497
207,781
264,685 I
138,231 j
250,715 1
1 $6,666
$144,240
111, 038
67,1,76
91,889
64, 354
o
96, 599
140, 052
57, 786
87, 321
176,205
32, 876
49,159
100, 762
90, 713
90,183
93, 718
62,861
96, 789
78, 343
33, 009
116, 777
2,492
250
2,500
683
7,696
1,200
34, 896
$2,126
1,560
2,500
2,766
1,450
2,212
1,564
2,340
2,327
1,920
1,893
1,000
1,620
40
870
2,800
2,762
2,472
1,242
558
2,050
1,562
1,223
$2,175
1.000
5,088
6,600
W
>
H
>
1,860
5,401
W
3,089
2,039
CO
2,472
3,814
4,360
2,445
2,442
2,000
2,084
7,341
1,750
2,362
1,871
3, 946
3,105
6,689
2,000
1,539
3,301
2,400
1,984
1,500
1,050
80,183
$3, 027
2,256
1,761
1,775
2,263
680
4,256
2,761
1,932
6,408
1,538
1,920
4,079
2,550
5,166
2,321
to
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
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 4 — C o n t i n u e d
[See note at head of this table, p . 252J
I.~GENERAL GOVERNMENT—continued
General g o v e r n m e n t
buildings
CITY
City numb
&
II.—PROTECTION TO P E R S O N AND P R O P E R T Y
General expenditures
R e n t of
oflBces
and
buildings
Fire department
Total
Supervising
depart-
1 ment
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
Buildings
Plumbing
Weights
Electric
and
m e a s u r e s wiring
GROUP V — CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
185
186
187
188
189
P u e b l o , Colo
Pontiac, Mich
Fitchburg, Mass
N e w Rochelle, N . Y . . _ .
$9,972
24,042
9,833
8,216
14,962
190
191
19?
193
194
Salem, M a s s .
E v a n s t o n , 111
_.
San Jose, Calif
Butte, Mont_
W e s t H o b o k e n , N . J___.
195
196
197
198
199
Williamsport, P a
Brookline, M a s s
Jamestown, N . Y
H a m i l t o n , Ohio _
Muskegon, Mich
7,044
45,594
8,892
1,069
6,526
?00
201
Waco, Tex
Everett,Mass
Springfield, M o
Muncie, I n d
L o r a i n , Ohio_
?m
?m
204
_.
__
_
5,062
4,963
1,066
1,371
2,284
3,000
372
2,000
1,800
50
$110,158
85,401
77,293
107,862
236, 263
$85, 907
86, 342
82, 623
159,156
181, 652
271,003
290,253
207,890
176,150
301,358
8,960
6,970
4,852
8,060
15,747
$1,512
117,048
157, 526
64,122
63,927
136, 587
131,657
113,986
120,862
86, 907
138,308
128,711
495,053
215,590
139,988
196,604
50,324
239,747
68,197
61,584
59,469
71, 599
223,171
102,279
73, 758
103,857
59,636
119,220
57,753
53,768
79,264
123,112
173,050
86, 519
79, 797
97,175
$254,471
222,867
178,097
278,388
473,333
208, 740
312,456
178, 073
157,419
195,110 1
$2,200
*
2,106
1, 500
$47, 779
36, 500
$6, 829
1,800
1,960
5,900
2,934
7,986
2,600
2,462
1,000
2,186
8,875
1,224
1,720
1,170
1,470
3,238
612
430
2,225
$1, 009
42, 611
9,838
21, 055
23, 277
2,240
16,000
26,600
8,000
25,424
20,494
$1, 576
$1,822
2,500
2,508
2,100
300
82
1,800
7,415
1,820
816
2,475
1,835
511
2,760
$3,900
3,000
4,273
896
2, 564
1,654
2,995
2,856
2,500
1,578
3,332
1,625
1,440
1,481
938
2,070
1,491
3,469
640
10,430
8,704
1,758
418
5,587
1,182
205 | Chicopee, M a s s
206 D u b u q u e , I o w a
207 B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
208 C o l u m b i a , S. C
209 Joliet, 111
|
I
8,816
8,229
17,783
5,364
1,391
210 Superior, W i s
211 Stamford, C o n n
212 1 A u r o r a , 111
. _
213 T a u n t o n , M a s s _. _
214 Council Bluffs, I o w a _ _ .
12,166
3,173
11, 893
7,660
2,318
215 i R o c k I s l a n d , 111
216 P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
217 Q u i n c y , 111
218 A u s t i n , T e x
219 N e w B r u n s w i c k , N . J . _
2,981
2,272
7,839
7,508
9,040
220
221
222
223
224
Waterloo, Iowa
Easton, Pa
Ogden, U t a h
D a n v i l l e , 111
Wilmington, N . C
Auburn, N . Y
:
Kokomo, Ind
Newport News, Va
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Hazleton, P a
7,828
6,669
10,108
11,907
6,441
230
231
232
233
234
Orange, N . J
Amsterdam, N . Y
Petersburg, Va
Norristown, P a
Waltham, Mass
11,141
1,665
13,465
6,996
5,705
235
236
237
238
239
Lewiston, M e . .
Qreen Bay, Wis
Columbus, Ga
Oshkosh, Wis
Sheboygan, W i s . .
240
241
242
243
244
M o l i n e , 111
Watertown, N . Y
M u s k o g e e , Okla
L a Crosse, W i s
Newburgh, N . Y
245
246
247
248
Lynchburg, Va
Colorado S p r i n g s , C o l o .
Newport, R. I
J
Pensacola, F l a
__
10,130
1,140
4,976
6, 415
6, 594
8,893
118, 554
101,813
95, 636
91, 897
78,441
121,373
125,937
72, 625
98, 758
41, 252
152,467
144, 076
76,128
121,055
58,956
40,252
7,220
39,628
39, 086
69,483
45,098
83, 754
54,953
54, 278
92,485
75, 716
125, 734
60,100
65,285
70, 774
46,115
72,168
87, 239
56, 532
55, 859
80,355
72, 822
4,950
190,397
134, 503
160,484
121, 583
66,051
61, 762
46, 862
83,466
67,482
31, 669
109, 504
66,252
58, 919
47,652
26, 783
460
206, 653
127,195
145,255
62, 965
211, 734 |
106,452
45,390
68, 927
43, 282
92,162
90,067
73,823
70,087
14, 743
86, 405
3,270
1,500
64, 664
49, 298
88, 581
59, 843
48, 035
62,326
79,101
75,045
103,426
92, 582
2,100 j
108,345
151,368
174,572
162, 603
101,458
47, 258
50,910
65,167
48, 290
62, 296
54, 590
82,901
106, 341
110,353
36, 772
75
184,127
152,584
243,380
127,825
79,190
70, 050
132, 651
60,819
85,007
71, 515
102,861
63,360
3,171
7,385
22,680
220,046
196,344
194, 636
206,334
170,833
322,068
292, 677
155, 744
236, 711
106,944
100,588
100,289
167,380
134,295
238,668
191,970 1
126,780
134,138 1
160,235
149,888
13, 641
10,131
5,987 j
9,199 j
15,496
3,945
7,171
1,009
12,102
4, 609
86,508
63, 647
92,380
99,314
75,321
130,964 1
174,463
166, 659
219, 782
174,879
7,000
3,889
1,992
2,127
2,147
3,165
225
226
227
228
229
125
I
362
540
10
1,819
30
77
2,181
743
2,250
10, 000
$3, 637
3,068
1,380
1,625
1,999
900
680
2,264
1,486
2,400
2,575
2,928
2,351
2,849
980
1,441
1,200
2,468
694
305
1,878
660
1,999
2,516
1,565
2,349
1,200
18,600
2,000
34,514
1,500
2,648
605
2,339
2,495
605
899
2,000
188
1,522
1,400
2,676
1,800
2,584
29,200
1,200
13,826
17, 606
10, 750
_
__
55
2,000
3,480
2,591
407
1,775
150
5,640
1,800
2,833
1,860
3,011
1,156
8,996
640
1,500
2,780
4,193
683
1,615
700
1,715
4,248
962
1,200
1,857
2, 045
2,270
1,690
1,644
1,246
1,468
2,040
2,939
3,135
300
2,261
500
1,771
424
2,106
2,523
2,148
2,138
1,664
2,229
515
2,180
2,609
277
1,500
855
48
2,448
1,619
855
679
2,265
2,090
1,000
1,800
2,955
1,330
500
2,100
1,876
2,016
5,726
2,225
4,761
1,493
2,265
480
774
175
2,105
2,550
2,780
2,260
2,062
36, 616
45,327
27, 529
2,650
12, 500
693
11,808
1
j
..._...-.1
.
Q
1,500
500
693
300
34
4,394
538
300
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 A*ND 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 :
1924
ts2
OS
[See n o t e a t head of this t a b l e , p . 252]
II.—PROTECTION
I n s p e c t i o n service—|
continued
Boilers
I
II
III..
IV
V
:
Pounds
6391,314
1, 337, 562
186,423
83, 752
36,421
22, 896
127, 506
33,048
116,353
62, 704
51,703
134,886
I 11,290
36,961
| 6, 074
I 4,451
AND
PROPERTY—continued
I I I . — C O N S E R V A T I O N OF H E A L T H
Prevention
a n d t r e a t m e n t of
communicable
diseases
Other protection to person a n d p r o p e r t y
$193,662 $1,667,054
G r a n d total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
All other
TO P E R S O N
Examining
engineers
and
plumbers
',224
Health
department
administration
Total
Police
a n d fire
alarm
Humane!
societies
EmRate
ployinvestiment
agencies gations
56, 036 1, 004, 715
11,573
212, 691
9,059
342,151
6, 255
260, 954
4,301
117,339
334, 844 135, 986 229,304
44, 494 80, 871
109,148
62, 992 65, 655 142, 210
11,544
30, 677
38, 993
5, 907 35,354
10,818
Tuberculosis
All other
$1,937,853 $548,47! $263, 586 $526, 732 $2,640,657 $34,206,343
1, 528, 652
716,503
176,036
170,157
49,309
\4
Vital
statistics
Other
communicable
diseases
in hospitals
55, 243, 887 $673,146
2, 243,158 352,454
649, 920 99,158
924, 919 132,344
848, 534 49,180
40,010
577,356
17,350,007
5,032, 974
6,572,039
3,241,361
2,009, 962
9,231,852 $5,730,646
4, 974,328 3,396,318
515,651
2,173,937
1, 442,124 1, 201,560
343,433
403,801
273, 684
237, 662
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o
i—i
>
w
>
H
I—I
w
H
O
f—i
I
G R O U P L — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 500,000 A N D O V E R
N e w Y o r k , N . Y._ Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, P a .
Detroit, M i c h . . .
C l e v e l a n d , O h i o - . _ __
St. L o u i s , M o . .
Baltimore, M d
_ ..
Boston, M a s s . .
_ _ _
Los Angeles, Calif .
Pittsburgh, P a . _ _
San Francisco, Calif
Buffalo, N . Y
$34,018
44, 084
25, 521
10, 200
6,055
6,958
2,700
4,750
$9, 567
$922, 078
110,694 $34,817 22,120
2,700
64, 286
744
32,079
12, 039
14, 237 29, 869
40, 091
7,046
20,000
46,161
29, 677
10, 770
16,463
31,026
$256, 708 $48, 836
24, 332 $99, 947
$173,325
340, 055 "30," 855"
3, 660 79, 880
441 I 13,305
16, 000
4,687
25,825
13, 223
4,566
8,701
',638
104,150
128, 443
135,495
2,000
13, 500
15, 340
18, 274
a
$318,028 $4,977,736
415, 575 3,378,112
29,000
1,222,694
203,187
1,682,297 |
12,064
1,152,315 |
7,325
607,581 1
5,265
14,013 j 41,303
117 ! 399, 965
38, 216
23, 891
34, 833
497,460
983,473
728,828
744,302
656,987
718,222
I
I
|
|
207,508 $111, 793
44, 059
350,044
12, 700
123,096
45,627
111,302
11, 528
12,618
6,211
32,169
86,
66,
88,
37,
44,
83,
046
890
610
924
060
981
12,586 j
63,517
14,649 1
8,560
11,259 1
8,875
$308,148 $1, 497,207
1, 748,857
431, 784
76,400
427,104
458,402
503,168
662, 565
110,260
232, 929
95, 996
42,068
405,167
121,215
175,228
308,411
434,938
79,029
9,410
22, 682
106,244
113,434
w
GROUP IL—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
13
14
15
16
17
18
Milwaukee, Wis
_
Washington, D . C . _ .
N e w a r k , N . J . __
Minneapolis, M i n n
N e w Orleans, La___ _
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
__
19
20
21
22
23
Kansas City, M o
Seattle, W a s h
Indianapolis, Ind
Rochester, N . Y . . _ .
$28, 628
71,330
12,140
2,562
12,040
$7,988
3,302
$6, 000
8,793
5,061
700
4,046
$7,163
894
$60,607
84, 724
$500
4,000
5,995
6,349
780
10,303
1,800
5,639
41, 981
4,786
3,662
480
2,256
67,360
1.380
12, 620
4, 000
65,162
9,142
$7,244
8,906
19, 659
6,222
19,242
2,463
$14,547
133,062
1,138
9,634
397,304
11,449
13,290
3,999
2, 690
10, 000
18. 764
86,909
31, 879
11,555
262
$31,650
$572,472
296, 786 '
812,025
770,056
221,110
314,106
$44,586
27,364
157, 629
42,505
17,962
17,358
$12, 418
19,100
7,000
6,845
15, 858
4,578
$270,569
86,334
235,084
521,998
2,400
183,054
$114,113
70,370
162, 992
22, 635
18,474
1,386
223,843
374,011
313, 754
500,391
634,420
36, 883
85,309
32, 981
50,989
136,354
272
1,445
2,700
5,569
23,373
90,379
175, 797
137,499
284, 701
186,122
45,554
1,897
43, 617
34,613
$12, 700
11,978
22,784
43,122
21,069
$1,368
$176,757
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
Louisville, K y
T o l e d o , Ohio
P o r t l a n d , Oreg
D e n v e r , Colo
Akron, Ohio
__
_ _
__
..
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
Providence, R. I .
St. P a u l , M i n n
O a k l a n d , Calif
Atlanta, Ga
__.
$1,528
1,527
1,482
7,576
_
4,860
_
Grand Rapids, Mich. . .
Fort Worth, Tex.
Scranton, P a .
Paterson, N . J
Springfield, M a s s
14,465
600
7,094
13, 765
653
4,500
3,000
3,160
1, 527
1,720
267
574
500
6,500
776
3,721
9,325
7.814
102,495 .
.
96,538 j
243,150
69,027
139,403
22, 273
19, 421
19,354
15, 666
8,260
161,312
216, 837
119,409
164,472
44,103
665
5,140
17,303
11,811
3,389
3,400
7,272
3,436
10,995
5,691
2,320
6,014
461
290
1,026
3,902
3,080
2,373
3,737
2,588
16, 880
8,469
8,779
3,239
863
__
_
_
14,072
17,091
9,321
5,397
17,608
24
18,681
1,200
166
1,801
49
13,399
70
„i
1,560
2,000
102, 208
332,165
147,141
123,960
211, 592
1,016
7,319
1,500
$250, 938
131, 678
86, 658
191, 084
123, 995
1,829
5,578
8,533
64
2,495
1,969
14,768
4,612
307
1,050
37,321
$52,928
1,926
2,692
2,177
24,653
93
2,538
_ _
_
39, 832
3,635
4,247
59,488
4,900
4,192
5,148
3,240
2,539
4,999
436
51,023
48,179
4,896
126
1,732
500
2,400
1,051
80
102
360
4,491
1,800
__
Richmond, Va
_ __
Syracuse, N . Y
_. _
New Haven, ConnMemphis, Tenn _.
D a y t o n , Ohio
5.198
1,760
8,002
988
4,197
$2,931
554
_ __
$7,200
3,816
$6,283
9,094
8,553
$31, 791
$10, 512
900
$6,325
__ __
O m a h a , Nebr___ _
B i r m i n g h a m , Ala
Worcester, M a s s
San A n t o n i o , T e x
Dallas, Tex
Norfolk, V a
Houston, T e x . . _
Bridgeport, Conn
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
Hartford, Conn
$4,076
2,415
3,935
2,237
354 !
12,828
10,570
$177
16, 662
13,690
41,100
12, 771
3,174
20, 629
3,120
109,823
202,096
14,369
1,960
8,340
2,753
1,800
3,669
3,460
7,762
86, 708
4,259
60,284
23,590
3,056
80, 263
2,000
10,142
21,829
73,942
21,105
10,520
16, 717
2,000
5,820
8, 795
75,554
9,468
16,307
70,000
1,000
58,794
6,159
60,205
118, 746
172,021
41,696
181, 921
6,219
31,112
42,015
8,917
11,934
1,834
3,120
4,790
3,775
33, 792
21, 739
10, 593
20, 785
42, 868
6,895
74,541
204,396
55, 419
59,859
125,942
134, 619
25,212
9,674
8,020
18,354
9.579
2,273
1,000
3,065
5,363
107,860
9,211
2,500
6,100
23, 826
34, 731
45,892
17, 606
1,943
19,182
21,255
25.234
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 D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 2 4 — C o n t i n u e d
to
00
[See note at head of this table, p . 252]
II.—PROTECTION
Inspection serviceContinued
Boilers
All other
TO P E R S O N
AND P R O P E R T Y — c o n t i n u e d
III.—CONSERVATION OF H E A L T H
Prevention
and treatment of
communicable
Other protection to person and property
Examining
engiPolice
neers
and fire
Pounds
and
alarm
plumb-|
ers
G R O U P 11 [ . — C I T I E S
EmRate
Humane! ployinvestisocieties ment
gations
agencies
Total
All other
Health
department
administration
Vital
statistics
Tubercu-
Other
communicable
diseases
in hospitals
>
o
I—I
>
r
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
XSl
54
55
56
57
»8
>
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
7L
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
D e s Moines, Iowa
Trenton, N . J
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h
Fall River, Mass
C a m d e n , N . J __ -
$1,015
2,168
N e w Bedford, M a s s
Flint, Mich
- Wilmington, Del
Albany, N . Y
Yonkers, N Y
Lowell, M a s s
Duluth, Minn
T u l s a , Okla
Elizabeth, N J
Tacoma, Wash
O k l a h o m a City, Okla
Lvnn, Mass
Utica, N . Y
Waterbury, Conn
6,529
1,929
665
2,280
589
4,648
71
7,688
2,409
128
1,743
2,100
4,017
2, 307
2,128
2,600
2,900
4,181
2,044
5
3,002
1,200
2,798
1, Q47
166
363
$2, 311
1,946
6,111
1,837
600
1,650
90
4,623
330
2,458
1,800
1,320
1,683
3, 276
4,800
2,757
2,010
2,808
150
17, 814
30
120
1,896
139
2, 223
1,980
2,202
5,691
$5, 700
3,355
1,196
6,128
_ _
2,582
$4, 457
250
$1, 500
$33, 024
$2,172
66
1,830
583
24
Kansas City, Kans
Erie, P a
_
$348
$2, 628
1,815
391
600
707
6,486
2,286
16,177
377
3,788
5,561
5,896
480
372
3, 808
557
1,500
3,927
1,575
1,035
$58,821
189, 710
72, 518
222, 059
85, 835
52, 226
168, 731
83, 639
23,157 i
132,895 |
155, 880
46,957 i
50, 038
55, 390
197,184
138,778
78,654
20, 314
73,860
68,805
40,709 i
46,287 1
55,991
110,334
55,865
74,413
$12,957
18, 369
23, 313
24, 405
11, 427
12, 020
28,765
14,820
3,647
19,740
13, 240
21,204
4,269
6,675
20, 701
14, 388
7,082
6,941
10,113
12, 689
8,035
8,918
11,912
11,841
11, 392
10, 791
$2, 600
1,380
2,690
2,520
1,352
1,800
7,203
921
2,661
2,557
$63, 559
95,899
2,383
5,673
82, 779
59,950
56,911
596
57, 594
7, 458
3,275
535
150
821
3,666
2,298
10, 315
45,869
9,465
7,332
$1, 635
38,124
3,479
30, 039
49,639
15,988
7,000
4,772
39, 521
>
H
w
H
O
in
O
bj
o
M
6,351
10,908
42,998
69,400
16,806
6,428
12,929
21,142
11,133
2,932
9,504
37, 261
1,500
9,201
H
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GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
80
81
8?
83
8d
Somerville, M a s s .
E l P a s o , Tex
S a n Diego, Calif
Fort Wayne, Ind
Jacksonville, Fla
85
86
87
88
89
Lawrence, Mass
Schenectady, N . Y
Evansville, Ind
Knoxville, T e n n
Savannah, Ga
___
qo
91
99
93
94
Allentown, Pa
Bayonne, N . J
Wichita, Kans
Harrisburg, Pa
Manchester, N. H
95
9fi
97
98
99
L o n g B e a c h , Calif
P e o r i a , 111
T a m p a , Fla
South Bend, Ind
St. J o s e p h , M o
100
101
100
103
104
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
Rockford, 111
Portland, M e .
Gary, Ind
105
I0fi
107
108
109
Hamtramck, Mich
Little Rock, Ark
Troy, N . Y
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
_
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
110
111
1T>
113
114
Binghamton, N. Y
Johnstown, Pa
E a s t St. L o u i s , 111
Saginaw, Mich
Terre Haute, Ind
115
116
117
118
119
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N . J . . .
Passaic, N . J
Springfield, Ohio
Lansing, Mich
$500
$22,771
_. _
- .
_
$1, 507
2,577
$2,460
5,039
$4, 467
$2, 240
12, 654
$1, 560
2,730
$240
$1,117
19, 938
2,891
1,426
5,000
1,800
2,653
2,184
571
14, 818
3,750
,_
720
622
1,902
s
1,115
8,353
63
15,157
1,832
16, 212
759
777
126
3,336
_
1,164
226
_
...
250
50
3,974
1,348
1,800
3,822
83
1,000
11,951
12, 770
17, 881
4,928
6,882
200
2,638
200
659
330
216
360
245
5,571
1,562
26
_.
1,832
150
28, 613
__
210
1,473
2,252
900
360
__
6,755
590
2,400
538
_
__
295
2,788
6,660
240
5,300
250
355
360
364
1,731
3,634
9,034
437
300
3,858
1,608
1,845
1,405
3,354
. .
600
12, 079
3,987
_.
11, 291
60
20
404
350
3,637
$55, 915 1
86, 547
78, 282 1
19, 326 1
77,461
$9,402
10,646
15,290
5,250
28,829
$883
1,550
900
$7, 547
$25,667
4,054
16, 977
1,275
116,399
125, 739
24, 231
46, 066
47, 857
14,018
16,313
7, 350
17, 024
26, 362
5,169
750
46,322
6,649
539
6,760
3,409
6,692
1,591
35, 545
63, 800
33, 831
27,130
74, 277
11, 343
10, 230
13, 471
7,121
J
700
600
2,000
43,424
49, 827
83, 602
23, 772
40, 580
36,966 I
18,645
4,909
15, 500
12,825
7,815
1,700
990
33,714
18, 895
54, 899
32,239
36, 081 1
1,984
2, 391
13, 020
13, 720
14,837
30, 617
29,560 1
31, 277 j
33,171
47,948
9,801
14,306
6,860
14, 228
5,064
33,149
27, 259
8,792
49,644
15, 525
18,005
3, 290
3,006
9,776
2, 366
671
1,284
14, 799
48,140
52,725
24,192
29, 244 1
4, 673
13, 601
9, 774
13, 297
8,796
689
2,884
2,750
1,798
5,750
29, 615
1,071
48,083
13, 743
1,700
14, 403
50
1,800
6,169
23,028
1,540
7,743
750
2,092
2,160
5,585
1,307
3,000
1,500
300
1,893
18, 089
6,200
1,579
1,995
1,200
9,302
1,200
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 4 — C o n t i n u e d
to
00
o
[See note at head of this table, p . 252]
II.—PROTECTION
I n s p e c t i o n service—
Continued
City number
All other
AND P R O P E R T Y — c o n t i n u e d
III.—CONSERVATION O F H E A L T H
Prevention
a n d t r e a t m e n t of
communicable
diseases
O t h e r protection to person a n d p r o p e r t y
CITY
Boilers
TO P E R S O N
Pounds
Examining
engineers
and
plumbers
Total
Police
a n d fire
alarm
EmRate
H u m a n e ployinvestisocieties m e n t
agencies gations
All o t h e r
Health
department
administration
Vital
statistics
Tuberculosis
Other
communicable
diseases
in hospitals
W
GROUP I V — C I T I E S HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
1?0
1?1
1?9
m
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
14?
143
144
Chester, P a
Racine, W i s
Chattanooga, T e n n
_.
Brockton, Mass
__
Altoona, P a . _ _ _ _ _ _
New Britain, Conn
Highland Park, Mich
Mobile, Ala
_ _
Berkeley, Calif
_
_ _
Springfield, 111
Bethlehem, P a
Huntington, W . Va
Holyoke, Mass
__
Lincoln, N e b r
_
Winston-Salem, N . C
$2,877
501
$724
$4,889
$12
$7,064
$538
$3,200
3,039
$459
780
2,379
3,181
3
1,200
1
140
480
$201
6,932
990
1,500
2,418
200
2,620
1,025
3,561
2,274
715
150
3,119
Quincy, Mass
E a s t Orange, N . J
Portsmouth, Va
Covington, K y
Macon, G a
Roanoke, Va
Jackson, M i c h
Shreveport, L a _ _
Wheeling, W . V a
3,037
1,500
3,280
85
120
300
246
___
321
680
240
936
450
1,558
5,553
240
570
$9,930
42,461
43,423
94,432
7,269
53,353
50,968
27, 760
29,491
21, 787
14,899
17,060
134,856
46,127
37,484
32, 606
61,694
32,766
37,678 |
11,464 |
38,354
23,279
52,951
30,136
19,828 I
>
H
$6, 548
21,802
7, 388
16, 811
4,270
10,405
17, 586
1, 503
5,285
5,386
5,468
9,393
8, 864
9,270
13, 566
9,323
6,940
9,526
23,855
5,393
18, 934
15,465
5,193
8,636
15,118
>
$16,419
$1,085
588
1,200
1,695
1,641
$15,000
48,864
21,003
1,700
3,000
3,809
1,433
4,545
769
3,710
w
H
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Ul
o
o
H
3,404
41, 286
625
14
643
1,980
2,645
34,238
45,396
1,120
3,330
1,800
1,206
3,035
968
15, 729
6,452
1,816
453
2,514
11,356
900
0
Ul
145
146
147
148
149
Niagara Falls, N . Y
Lancaster, P a
Fresno, Calif
A u g u s t a , G a __
P a s a d e n a , Calif.
150
151
152
153
154
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
T o p e k a , K a n s . . _ _Davenport, Iowa
Atlantic City, N . J
Kalamazoo, Mich
155
156
157
158
159
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x
Newton, Mass
Maiden, Mass _
Charlotte, N . C
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
1,247
2,400
58,881
7,623
30, 299
16, 886
28, 630
4,143
230
52
1,223
4,051
87
200
17
16, 299
22,420
300
1,200
77,173
2,290
5,047
163
6,211
3,600
7,222
602
2,940
3,935
200
1,200
342
175
2,929
14,601
3,163
11,204
8, 714
9,475
40,005
49,496
41, 206
13,432
800
2,729
13,135
5,810
2, 305
9, 626
10,032
6,947
21,034
43, 512
19, 766
65,390
24,647
3,536
5, 710
7, 776
4, 683
11,711
2, 833
1,381
2,370
18,369
2,93(
1,465
5,533
15, 332
1, 750
385
22, 284
385
2,605
379
475
4, 712
11, 306
316
10, 547
20, 869
$27, 804
$21,146
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000
160
161
162
163
164
Haverhill, Mass
Oak P a r k , 111
N e w Castle, P a
Kenosha, Wis
York, P a
165
166
167
168
169
D e c a t u r , 111 __
Woonsocket, R . I
M c K e e s p o r t , Pa_
B a y C i t y , M i c h __
Hammond, Ind
170
171
17?
173
174
M o u n t V e r n o n , N . Y __ .
Elmira, N . Y
Beaumont, Tex _ _
Galveston, Tex _ _
Chelsea, M a s s
175
176
177
178
179
C h a r l e s t o n , W . V a __
Medford, M a s s
Perth Amboy, N . J
Pittsfield, M a s s
S t o c k t o n , Calif
180
181
IS?
183
184
L i m a , Ohio_
Montgomery, Ala
Madison, Wis
Greensboro, N . C
Lexington, K y
$1, 349
$817
$900
$900
$1,027
$700
932
737
120
144
56
60
1,202
402
$5,000
58
1,242
8,937
1,157
3,161
538
$21,455
1,500
1,570
4,706
808
4,864
1,872
5,140
941
395
2,694
505
1,933
2,998
600
150
2,787
429
864
3,080
500
60
480
1,500
600
900
150
573
$395
1
$77,482
22, 048
9,779
42,425
13, 766 I
$8,049
10, 713
4, 019
22, 583
3,100
$758
12, 520
8,380 |
22, 550 1
11,757
10,140 1
11, 208
2,806
14,762
5,790
2,492
1,312
1,659
33,683
27,364
23,424
19,169
25,660
10,237
4, 675
11, 357
9,096
6,179
1,500
777
900
1,500
361
33,801
16,946
29,171
39, 278
3,378
13,159
3,903
8,159
2,885
1,000
12,356
20,495
40,916
37,144
28,642 1
5,050
1,164
20, 600
23,314
6,390
66
11,148
1,980
1,044
1,620
409
4,960
3,799
1,000
1, 500
627
100
12,295
3,025
2,000
7,329
735
425
1, 395
7,891
6,800
74
1,739
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: 1924—Continued
to
00
»N0
[See note at head of this table, p. 252]
II.—PROTECTION
Inspection s e r v i c e Continued
TO P E R S O N
AND P R O P E R T Y — c o n t i n u e d
III.—CONSERVATION O F H E A L T H
City number
CITY
Boilers
All o t h e r
Prevention
a n d t r e a t m e n t of
communicable
diseases
O t h e r protection to p e r s o n a n d p r o p e r t y
Pounds
Examining
engineers
and
plumbers
Total
Police
a n d fire
alarm
EmRate
H u m a n e ployinvestiment
societies
gations
agencies
Health
department
administration
Vital
statistics
Tuberculosis
All o t h e r
Other
communicable
diseases
i n hospitals
a
i—i
r
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000-Continued
185
186
187
188
189
190
191
192
193
194
195
196
197
P u e b l o , Colo
Fitchburg, Mass
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
. - -
$22
1,374
$597
$392
__ _-
1,830
2,729
$5,131
10,134
San Jose, Calif
Butte, Mont
West Hoboken, N . J -
225
1,676
1,731
$1,358
619
$563
890
2,280
$587
383
2,212
606
10, 057
4,384
2,868
30
60
Brookline, Mass
3,374
7,258
4,577
187
25, 466
$390
H a m i l t o n , Ohio
275
200
201
202
203
204
430
E v e r e t t , M a s s . _ . _ __ _
Springfield, M o
Muncie, I n d
_
L o r a i n , Ohio
_
2,078
1,305
1,936
516
300
221
25
600
115
8,542
$21,305
30,889
38,951
47,194
33,019
$7, 553
10, 520
12,842
8,073
14,122
39,308
31,153
28, 830
11,373
18, 213
6, 524
•S, 859
9,500
6, 796
2,927
10,183
91, 789
19, 952
14,192
39,019 1
2,925
8, 967
2,312
5,336
4,365
17,088
24,223
7,444
8,917
19,257 1
8,854
3,800
2, 535
727
5,539
$2,100
750
791
1,261
$1,200
21,888
650
11,382
$4,953
xn
15,165
o
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26,115
1,050
910
26,156
3,284
10,286
448
o
W
487
1,500
827
298
704
w.
H
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8,412
6,048
600
3,275
696
2,726
523
205
?m
207
208
209
Chicopee, M a s s
D u b u q u e , Iowa
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h . . .
C o l u m b i a , S. C
Joliet, 111
210
211
212
213
214
Superior, W i s
Stamford, C o n n
A u r o r a , 111
Taunton, Mass
Council Bluffs, I o w a . .
215
216
217
218
219
Waterloo, Iowa
Easton, Pa
Ogden, U t a h
D a n v i l l e , 111
Wilmington, N . C
225
226
227
228
229
Auburn, N. Y
K o k o m o , Ind_
Newport News, Va
P o u g h k e e p s i e , N . Y._
Hazleton, P a
230
231
232
233
2,34
Orange, N . J
Amsterdam, N . Y
Petersburg, Va
Norristown, P a .
Waltham, Mass
235
236
237
238
239
Lewiston, M e
Green Bay, Wis.
Columbus, Ga
Oshkosh, W i s
Sheboygan, Wis
240
241
242
243
244
M o l i n e , 111..
Watertown, N . Y
M u s k o g e e , Okla
L a Crosse, Wis__
Newburgh, N . Y
245
246
247
248
Lynchburg, Va _
Colorado Springs, Colo
N e w p o r t , R . I_
Pensacola, F l a
_
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
Q u i n c y , 111
A u s t i n , Tex
New Brunswick, N . J
220
221
222
223
224
670
300
_
_
183
5,788
2,274
1,730
1,928
...
674
1,378
180
1,861
1,117
398
450
$319
900
1
1,427
I
257
1
2,722
1,494
1,999
3,018
1,570
69
649
750
2,350
900
35 2
488
1,800
1,395
751
'
i
i
70
__
383
1,300
1,101
227
33
520
120
300
323
j
j
1,086
2,764
_
240
1,000
1,300
110
16, 811
281
500
2,047
513
1,205
...
423
874
146
_.
60
642
...
416
985
._
__
660
180
...
120
1,474
900
5,688
2,605
300
4,821
5,652
4,311
9,573
3,803
2,003
18,768
20,613
11,670
48, 596 i
5,430
4,079
8,994
5,547
1,588
1,002
1,710
1,783
1,950
508
33,981
14,619
808
18,600
50
3,365
350
3,647
1,045
725
24,393
8,716
16.167
8, 710
17,433
950
5,348
11,810
30
3,851
330
1,140
7,081
9,271
10, 672
4,993
23,793 |
718
1,227
6,566
3,509
13,495
33,387
5,496 !
26,199
103,977
6,682 j
6,378
2,341
8,640
9,226
1,832
981
18, 632
832
1,226
24,998
28,934
29.168
5,550
23,546
3,125
4,421
9,667
2,426
6,776
2,103
1,351
2,000
4,435
1,760
3,274
374
3,108
5,077
5,715
9,297
24.169
9,551
10,420 j
1,042
6,230
4,531
9, 551
4,108
444
500
900
47
6,020 !
23,495
12,437
9,176
8,669 |
240
1,588
5,269
• 187
31,584 1 [
13,441
31,788
26,625
8,383
380
6,804
1,368
3,645
3,683
29,356
21,986
23, 452
5,582
21, 658
7,247
6, 601
2,066
13,003
4,793
122
310
1,072
18
3,000
727
7,117
77, 708
1,367
5,372
4,905
1,037
450
270
344
,
2,575
1,237
390
1,530
6,883
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 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 4 — C o n t i n u e d
to
00
[See note at head of this table, p. 252]
III.—CONSERVATION
OF
IV.—SANITATION,
HEALTH—continued
Conservation of child Food regulation and]
All other
inspection
life
prevention
and treatment of
Medical
communi- work for Other con- Milk
Other
and
servation
cable
food
dairyof child
school
diseases
control
children
life
control
Total
Sewers
and
sewage
disposal
OR PROMOTION
Street
cleaning
OF CLEANLINESS
Other
refuse
collection
and
disposal
-HIGHWAYS
Public
conven- Other
ience sanitation
stations
Total
Supervising
department
>
o
>
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
II
III
IV
V
$3, 532,383 $4, 613,808 $2, 284, 249 $1,477,723 $1,418,'
2, 085, 889 1,493,854 1, 579, 221
670, 333
288,492
232,355
655, 314 1, 216, 252
259,764
345, 591
776, 219
139,803 ,
157, 097
457,150
73,106
749,014
164, 591
321, 298
147,171
95, 649
475, 771
238, 537
418,464
187, 629
98, 248
$108,263,918 $18,520,859 $47, 605, 524 $37, 534, 605
61, 054, 209
12, 843, 957
17, 374, 282
10, 991, 526
5, 999, 944
9, 844,117
S 2,226,684
I 3,030,445
j 2,081,686
j 1,337,927
33,196,214
3,476, 726
5, 745, 949
3, 255,819
1, 930, 816
3,797,986 $125,051,114 $2, 278,858
051, 474 264,883 1,697,5 21 60,102,851
373,460 83, 861 683, 226 15,240,359
442, 528 273, 720 881, 640 24, 823, 872
127, 254 157,411 369, 356 14,414, 639
166, 243 MO, 469,393
539, 889 25, 069
. 025, 638
,
271,120
316, 798
443,295
222, 007
w
H
>
H
W.
H
l-H
O
W
GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
o
New York, N. Y..
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, PaDetroit, Mich
Cleveland, Ohio..
St. Louis, Mo
Baltimore, Md
Boston, Mass
Los Angeles, Calif
Pittsburgh, Pa
San Francisco, CalifBuffalo, N . Y
$607,174
362, 095
186,833
185,131
5,423
100, 721
118,
129,
167,
140,
48,
33,
723
794
650
743
317
285
$4, 000
162, 322
257, 398
179,148
137, 881
91, 253
22, 008
154, 815
177, 365
142,151
73, 327
92,186
$904, 218 $337, 688
88, 640
91, 946
104,163
13,400
111, 287
36,120
101,871
35, 573
41, 590
81, 051
68, 068
38,253
48, 288
17, 919
15,463
26, 799
44, 631
38,524
42,300
15,921
24, 522
$23, 638, 360 $2, 650, 737 $20,568,864 '
$98, 365 11, 531,405 4, 260, 013 2,287,537 ;
$4,748,571
192, 264 2,924,999 3, 201, 650
21, 600 6, 462, 746
231, 657 2,036,311 I 886,106
52,112 3, 325, 088
260, 415
1,163, 296 | 898,974
74, 596 2, 536, 856
284, 270
705,276 ! 302,414
6,712 1, 389, 961
29,150
41,181
59,880
42.864
24, 339
24,972
2,058, 773
3, 602, 581
1, 394, 279
2, 530, 614
704, 659
1, 878, 887
599, 706
781, 293
161, 888
87,413
228, 243
106, 218
$11,424
i 12, 460
! 42, 087
| 8,340
j 9,634
573,578 I 760,207 ! 33, 990
771, 542 j 1,894,127 ! 47, 230
540,200 !
608,026 i 21, 765
774, 601
1,451,500 | 65,135
462, 219
2.700
3.000
387, 791
1,296,899 | 10; 118
$418, 759 $19,151,133
223, 860 8,389,471
131,373
4,831,188
128, 927 3, 226, 537
205, 831
3, 719, 296
88, 367 2, 797,171
91, 292
108, 389
62, 400
151, 965
8,497
77, 861
3,337, 967
2,847,511
4,409,901
3, 884, 748
1,075,044
2,432, 884
;379,518
103,509
220,230
54,359
"73," 663
14, 918
~ 30," 770
118, 853
29,818
^
>4
_
H
£
W
OF 300,000 TO 500,000
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A '
Milwaukee, Wis
Washington, D. C .
Newark, N . J__
Minneapolis, Minn.
New Orleans, La
Cincinnati, Ohio
$33, 500
33, 886
38,96J
9,863
29,181
29, 951
$11,963
49, 517
29, 661
71,818
496
Kansas City, M o .
Seattle, Wash
Indianapolis, Ind_.
Rochester, N. Y__
Jersey City, N . J „
45, 788
8,796
12,654
4,930
17,500
6,743
26, 630
33, 716
57, 948
$309,488
508,170
194,466
118,316
691, 651
38, 282
$477, 274
443,191
476,488
274, 078
88, 757'
291,135
34, 202
6,864
15, 587
3,792
2,750
101,125
30,004
58,817
123,502
52, 863
335,143
245,468
158, 827
267, 538
418, 827
Louisville, K y
Toledo, O h i o P o r t l a n d , Oreg
D e n v e r , C o l o , __
Akron, O h i o . ,
29
30
31
32
33
_ _.
51, 602
40, 242
32,116
26, 968
71, 539
1, 736, 494
1, 354, 061
1, 226, 038
1,146, 786
858,156
11,478
61, 037
8,702
11, 006
$7,500
$26. 472
31,755
39,152
39,112
5,477
$504, 400 |
669, 247
683, 781
1, 079,138 I
687,104
619,314
665, 680
337,440
302, 220
489, 958
77,480
324,136
82,467
38, 957
55, 620
199,
209,
136,
192,
221,
237
769
329
541
259
314, 812
94, 678
84. 592
43, 356
207, 774
6,444
15, 570
6,139
21,341
21, 527
27, 913
27, 366
352, 909
1, 206, 309
759, 957
524, 271 1
554, 039 1
4,937
6,680
5,300
19,125
16, 860
213, 473
250, 348
474,414
307, 111
396, 673
25, 645
39, 076
146, 902
30, 605
69, 391
70,
42,
148,
59,
112,
655
904
351
720
556
87, 706
125,436
161, 973
189,032
193, 219
3,680
25, 787
42, 932
8, 000
24, 695
18,163
10,284
10,560
7,698
7,981
3,413
9,046
6,475
3,395
6,077
13, 235
380,120
628, 039
297,103 1
360, 363 1
260,279
45,931
90,000
36,073
102,013
267, 379
140,391
71, 060
35,036
200,067
348, 360
94,384
191,520
173, 743
400, 959
317, 031
858, 557
515, 139
522, 871
459, 871
459, 746
368, 317
549,162
379, 617
1,764
2,506
9,160
3,500
25,196
4,465
6,292
10,130
9,000
5, 984
10,100
416, 530 1
379, 717
357,145
99, 224
477, 642
91,316
190, 602
54, 507
12,211
28, 979
144, 959
22,162
88, 855
22, 746
149, 925
154,189
152,483
203,184
52, 873
256, 505
21,175
212, 282
232,690 [
312, 838 1
330, 787
597, 799 i
66,470
16,659
47,810
77,058
71, 296
72,121
79,053
43, 722
54, 290 j
161, 852
71, 682
127, 652
210, 324
186, 036
333,102 |
10, 982
1,000
16, 062
1,569
202
10,000
12,138
9,976
12,148
7,740
27, 523
3,608
6,797
45,493
10, 040
11,365
3,000
9,752
3,920
6,680
5,388
8,250
16,860
10,488
20,464
45, 682
30,125
21, 799
19, 503
10, 317
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
4?,
43
Omaha, Nebr
Birmingham, Ala
Worcester, M a s s
San Antonio, Tex
Dallas, Tex
Richmond, Va
Syracuse, N . Y
New Haven, Conn
Memphis, Tenn
Dayton, Ohio.
__
6,219
38, 010
3,873
4,858
13, 576
36,136
6,589
28,146
10,069
14,2Q2
10, 659
23,334
38, 943
1,200
24,697
36, 519
30,968
22,899
6,265
44
45
46
47
48
Norfolk, V a
Houston, Tex
Bridgeport, Conn
Youngstown, Ohio
Hartford, C o n n . _
8,573
20,413
10, 647
22,170
17, 259
36, 606
35,011
19,881
22,292
34,753
36,436 1
3,619
15, 202
4,449
7,302
$3, 881
6,797
37, 372
5,647
1,260
18, 034
46, 397
31, 898
17, 329
20, 554
49 G r a n d R a p i d s , M i c h
50 F o r t W o r t h , T e x
51 S c r a n t o n , P a
. . .
5? P a t e r s o n , N . J
53 1 Springfield, M a s s
201, 317
511, 272
274,140
1,135, 387
364, 643
$202, 065
125, 539
35, 778
4,655
144, 911
Columbus, Ohio.
Providence, R. I
St. P a u l , M i n n
O a k l a n d , Calif
Atlanta, Ga
24,175
2,641
10, 651
1,652
6,740
2,880
936
3,230 |
$33, 991
79, 859
3 (30
61,417
230
825
520
295
899
$4, 000
_ _
_ ..
$1, 626, 258
1, 771, 714
1,121,117
1, 647, 824
1,185, 366
1, 566, 545
$190,
238,
264,
209,
128,
$20,435
10.833
10.461
27.462
5,297
$18, 397
31,101
10, 369
45,212
38, 629
__
$155, 620
31, 434
147, 666
67, 781
26, 936
31, 322
$63,174
44,274
62,313
35,443
101,816
$8,222
7,164
15, 935
8,174
4,713
$8,882
47,940
11,859
11,186
26,226
.. .
$7, 751
25,482
7,720
6,267
12
6,057
r i O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A
24
25
26
27
28
963
879
884
069
286
620
$1,181,
977,
823,
351,
349,
202,
4,720
2,700
4,600
1,648
8,052
8,917
6,468
522
4,069
4,370
5, 685 i
935
6, 575 |
4,069
3,600
1,800
6,010
1,051 |
$485,822
447,190 |
439,135 1
294,152
382,363
37,681
5,305
9,188
3, 059
3,344
32,109
12, 300
6,257
5,370
1,377
18, 390
7,783
10,057
24, 689
14, 470
10, 599
11, 394
21, 058
2,009
9,326
12, 403
15, 487
16,701
6,883
3, 830
54,371
3,780
20, 336
6, 927
2, 400
5,981
38, 565
7,507
255, 634
606, 537
362,279
202, 875
425, 209
8, 550
240,445
253,588
377,925
533,924
724,998 1
3, 607
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 D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E :
1924—Continued
00
[See note at head of this table, p . 252]
City number
I I I . — C O N S E R V A T I O N OF H E A L T H — C o n t i n u e d
CITY
Conservation of child Food regulation and
All other
inspection
life
prevention
and treatment of
Medical
communi- work for Other con- Milk
Other
servation
and
cable
food
school
dairy
of child
diseases
control
children
control
life
I V . — S A N I T A T I O N , OR PROMOTION O F CLEANLINESS
Total
Sewers
and
sewage
disposal
Street
cleaning
Other
refuse
collection
and
disposal
V.—HIGHWAYS
Public
convenOther
ience sanitation
stations
Total
Supervising
department
O
M
>
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
Des Moines, Iowa
Trenton, N . J
Salt Lake City, Utah_
Fall River, Mass
Camden, N. J
Nashville, Tenn
New Bedford, Mass..
Flint, Mich
Wilmington, Del
Albany, N. Y_
Cambridge, Mass
Kansas City, Kans—
Erie, Pa
Reading, Pa
Yonkers, N. Y
Lowell, Mass
Duluth, M i n n . .
Tulsa, Okla
Elizabeth, N . J
Spokane, Wash
Tacoma, Wash
Canton, Ohio
Oklahoma City, Okla_.
Lynn, Mass...
_.
Utica, N . Y
Water bury, Conn
$2,740
54
3,620
14,733
1,810
14,380
9,380
18,056
6,983
9,360
4,996
8,196
3,261
14,358
6,976
15,010
70
11,458
13,190
2,307
11,190
3,786
12,200
10,543
$33,504
33,401
24,058
29, 919
18,049
5,370
19,824
27,771
7,379
24,412
24,133
9,157
27,943
13,781
26,381
23,128
22,196
2,275
19,494
15, 551
10,821
16,168
12,449
9,470
29, 596
$29,003
1,290
17,581
120
5,673
947
4,306
6,245
4,461
13,996
18,203
6,321
1,616
12,648
4,065 j
1,917 I
77
2,483
$225, 852
271, 263
150,148
206,908
195,983
162,691
458,184
215,556
258,095
426,807
389,225
106,863
144,055
214, 982
526,307
280,956
94,154
120,867
254,703
189,310
4,365
.7,079
2,100
1,500
7,525
2,075
107, 726
102, 241
134,956
246, 732
287, 530
154,337
$3,125
2,100
3,013
4,433
$4,860
2,500
12,365
2,360
2,407
1,910
7,945
5,167
1,620
6,008
3,918
2,854
1,902
2,500
12,188
7,200
583
5,167
1,728
1,450
5,995
4,950
1,851
7,530
2,100
1,808
3,368
6,742
9,301
4,600
6,683
3,750
1,860
3,572
1,200
2,500
$56,595
34,081
24,164
19, 279
20,629
6,245
107,967
30,326
18,076
70,647
103,491
12,043
24,185
57,402
32,244
26,458
28,214
31,396
43,378
25,812
46,072
40,033
23,599
38,055
12,691
33,471
$72,724
85,686
49,387
47,959
86,785
64,467
116,431
42,873
71,765
207,310
127,620
34,610
43,147
65,473
122,684
65, 745
35,471
28,650
128,936
69,019
50,334
39,886
35,323
102,717
70, 293
$73,020
124,907
50,862
130,991
82,630
84, 299
218,614
135,188
159,614
43,893
149,406
52, 713
65,337
76,847
332,146
174,445
16,270
49,248
76,220
82,981
58, 560
61,388
171,487
161,917
37,915
$10,596
16, 514
3,391
4,679
7,833
3,684
"~l,"l57"
7,855
13,808
761
2,122
9,356
4,023
5,732
$12,917
10,075
22,344
4,000
5,939
7,680
7,339
7,169
8,640
101,273
8,708
6,340
11,386
7,405
39,233
500
13,438
11, 573
6,169
9,376
1,964
3,648
10,083
1,867
6,182
6,926
$389,998
519,871
432,802
514,7i0
341,551
486,630
726,662
241,685
169,844
261,607
519,719
213,634
296,304
207,769
303,557
531,450
285,138
67,740
288,049
264,043
318, 287
304,836
262,625
295, 816
170,209
567,497
$12,179
g
"~8,~927
£H
19,236
H
5,950
25,498
m
~~3,~666
£j
3,438
4,941
4,924
~~2~469
8,231
2,700
8,561
1,650
18,156
9
2
H
y
xjx
POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
80
81
82
83
84
Somerville, M a s s .
E l Paso, T e x
S a n Diego, CaliL
Fort Wayne, Ind ._.
Jacksonville, F l a
85
86
87
88
89
Lawrence, M a s s . . .
Schenectady, N . Y
Evansville, I n d
Knoxville, T e n n
Savannah, Ga
90
91
92
93
94
Allentown, P a .
B a y o n n e , N . J.__
Wichita, Kans
Harris burg, P a
Manchester, N . H
95
96
97
98
99
L o n g Beach, Calif
Peoria, 111
Tampa, Fla
South Bend, Ind
St. Joseph, M o . . .
100
101
102
103
104
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
Roekford, I 1 L .
Portland, Me
Gary, I n d
105
106
107
108
109
Hamtramck, Mich
L i t t l e Rock, A r k . . _ _
Troy, N . Y
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif.__
110
111
112
113
114
Binghamton, N . Y
Johnstown, Pa
E a s t St. Louis, 111
Saginaw, M i c h
Terre Haute, I n d
7,812
6,570
9,716
3,973
15,500
5,047
115
116
117
118
119
Pawtucket, R. I
H o b o k e n , N . J,__
Passaic, N . J
Springfield, Ohio .
L a n s i n g , Mich__
2,373
97
3,050
6,306
7,186
5,464
23,892
20,349
2,589
9,624
$4,279
12,071
24,598
$5,984
7,865
5,609
8,522
7,036
2,470
6,032
7,871
9,786
73, 586
5,643
5,337
23.713
9,970
2,100
919
1,496
22,469
3,533
1,500
19,208
27,301
9,429
7,951
13, 222
2,777
2,310
5,826
900
10,360
11,370
2,362
16,479
10,348
1,800
4,142
1,800
2,234
2,790
3,158
16, 259
9,411
12,777
4,545
10,800
2,201
6,012
6,494
11, 504
$47,237
4,452
8,441
25,584
___
4,157
130
__
__.
$290,428
162,264
184,532
111,060
279,909
$2,482
7,389
7,241
1,090
4,958
$30, 599
47,472
35,096
41,945
127,935
$187,684
78,174
110,061
39,902
18,612
$9, 758
2,580
9,060
24,315
$219,573
88,820
298.148
167,509
319,240
$6,934
$2,163
6,069
1,500
2,320
340,120
234,660
110.149
383,934
96,510
4,553
5,394
4,499
1,400
1,650 I
5,830
8,983
376,328
520,513
79,496
133,747
246,340
30,977
95,746
9,579
21,446
32, 578
30,889
120,730
35, 566
37,371
72,585
290,440
295,063
31,063
72,350
118,469
8,213
4,277
15, 809
4,697
3,288
2,580
22,708
2,579
1,800
2,100
3,208
110,122
241,467
105, 550
214,559
207,081
16,286
13,159
16,163
16,300
26,849
56,800
149,167
39, 224
82,000
39, 259
23,284
76,158
42,833
105,858
135,072
6,430
3,500
600
7,322
2,983
7,330
3,387
168,908
116,609
159,115
235,342
273,745 1
2,100
910
1,500
1,850
1,500
284,362
131,679 1
145, 853
77,410
35,571
37, 695
19,857
26,045
7,752
16, 541
55,778
36,408
21, 955
44,653
11, 926
164,737
72, 510
95,103
25,005
64
9,843
2,904
2,750
500
2,000
820
2,100
1,850
1,500
498,644
193,427
148,409
115,979
169, 248
1,596
2,646
1,920
1,500
3,360
2,647
1,920
3,350
113,515
140,933
76,392
221,808
95, 518
33,737
57,791
28,994
133,530
21,374
52,344
29,706
14,330
56,497
61,050
22,354
45,190
25, 834
• 25,270
13, 094
500
1,027
840
2,245
1,350
800
4,770
1,925
2,209
935
3,932
17, 560
216, 833
38,488
226, 463
134,435
283,653
40,467
3,729
19,399
34, 456
50, 988
116, 775
15,988
115,531
48,334
46,847
57,673
18,771
75,117
46,053
174,158
I,~2o6"
1,545
706
4,465
706
104
4,284
129,929
141, 552
51,017
67,109
48, 704
21, 858
20,543
21,310
20,369
7,311
32,478
46, 840
13,858
39, 566
16,416
75, 216
67,858
12,952
5,149
24, 977
168
2,111
209
4,200
2,897
2,025
112,987
213,632
224, 701
11,808
144,434 1
41,800
28,283
28,008
2,783
16,371
47,036
72,701
66, 993
20,000
96,695
129, 700
9,025
98,164
1,052
3,099
15,953
3,888
3,073
1,000
167
1
18, 086
11.386
5,865
8,720
$72,145
24,697
30,726
18, 653
106,727
3,831
3,275
1,609
4,451
1,550
900
__
$5,655
3,600
2,840
3,270
4,616
300
6,166
4,000
700
1,500
1,219
900
2,300
2,000
1,219 1
22,938
7,014
5,901
16,309
2,962
4,078
21,157
4,020
5,178
7,319
13,393
tel
4,131
2,000
>
2,855
4,539
2,833
31,032
15,946
>
781
5,080
8,246
5,964
6,511
304,578
153,306 1
220,641
402,832
104, 746 1
1,918
1,270
Q
139,446
42,205
185,117
174,330
117,311
154,221
6,305
223,001
180,440
135, 521 1
162,092
104,693
2,312
5,200
4,200
1,193
2,880
253, 973
103, 218
235,970
108,020
177,046
7,919
16,416
5,592
10,879
Xfl
00
^1
TABLE
12.
-GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR EXPENSES OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS AND SUBDIVISIONS
OF T H E G E N E R A L DEPARTMENTAL S E R V I C E : 1924—Continued
[See note at head of this table, p . 252]
III.—CONSERVATION O F H E A L T H — c o n t i n u e d
I V . — S A N I T A T I O N , O R PROMOTION O F CLEANLINESS
Conservation of child Food regulation and
All other
inspection
life
prevention)
and treatment of
Milk
communi- Medical Other conOther
work for servation
and
cable
food
school
of child
dairy
diseases
control
children
life
control
Total
Sewers
and
sewage
disposal
Street
cleaning
Other
refuse
collection
and
disposal
V.—HIGHWAYS
Supervising
department
Public
convenOther
ience sanitation
stations
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000-Continued
$382
$1,500
1,440
5,103
9,674
120
121
122
123
124
Chester, P a
Racine, Wis
Chattanooga, T e n n
Brockton, Mass
10,316
7,970
125
126
127
128
129
Highland Park, Mich
Mobile, Ala
Berkeley, Calif
Springfield, 111
691
6,050
11,064
3,452
1,603
10,971
18,078
2,003
14,080
8,075
130
131
132
133
134
Bethlehem, P a
. .
Huntington, W . Va
Holyoke, Mass
Lincoln, N e b r
-_
W i n s t o n - S a l e m , N . C____
219
621
4,049
7,046
7,536
25,983
10,027
135
136
137
138
139
Cicero, 111
_.
Quiney, Mass
E a s t Orange, N . J .
Portsmouth, Va
Covington. K y
440
4,516
3,301
2,880
22,229
9,110
12,811
4,943
2,005
140
141
142
143
144
Macon, G a
R o a n o k e , V a __
Jackson, M i c h .
Shreveport, L a
Wheeling, W . V a . .
5,107
5,080
2,633
6,766
3,231
1,881
.
5,980
1,810
10,715
6,971
$1,400
1,714
1,694
816
$1,400
3,902
4,084
750
$61,533
63,716
59,871
198,973
49,025
$6,892
7,431
5,603
89,229
7,552
$12,702
13,311
14,399
11.443
22,126
$37,589
41,792
36,170
91,467
16,587
1,200
2,873
3,477
3,900
1,513
3,700
1,781
4,249
1,133
1,500
80,530
159,904
77,101
128,558
68,749
39,717
4,652
11,535
3,702
7,418
20.080
301,862
34,505
27,837
20.500
12,787
41,399
26,940
85,513
38,668
2,358
885
5,385
32,262
80,939
198,263
43,704
83,875
8,943
16,817
13,514
17,368
16,099
13,300
4,095
39,542
23,300
19,028
6,934
60,027
121,499
19,632
38,280
41,103
32, 828
11,088
45,807
25,957
58, 984
26, 385
27,621
65,423
93,623
88, 308
22, 959
65,794
3,369
13,754
26,093
18,197
9,618
18,357
25, 983
12,912
39,334
24,613
55,100
53,465
$1,500
441
250
1,700
2,753
2,410
22,382
3,630
2,889
2,693
733
866
3,189
600
1,500
1,959
2,400
825
1,800
825
131,747
161,037
192, 504
82,172
106,939
2,700
1,667
1,596
2,176
429
1,839
1,000
1,596
1,702
1,500
77,684
96,241
44,597
130,240
88,315 1
600
551
$72,379
151,317
107,438
251,407
332,269
1,850
4,988
4,121
11,506
1,560
155,102
286,917
102,831
132,769
100,975
3,085
124,367
79,991
236,300
64,323
82,233
578
2,750
91,687
332,692
199, 560
115, 604
149,204
576
7,438
ll,f!02
6,834
6,096
7,003
603
17,461
1,260
45,986
56,802
54,084
$4,350
651
3,699
2,760
$531
6,247
1,776
2,762
885
3,177
4,109
2,436
693
1,727
2,136
165
3,039
3,865
13,771
115,617
158,002
83,973
226,840
111,801
$1,800
8,485
1,920
2,200
6,793
8,337
2,700
675
145
146
147
148
00 149
Niagara Falls, N . Y
Lancaster, P a . .
Fresno, Calif
Augusta, G a
P a s a d e n a , Calif
7,852
2,212
900
934
6,176
|
150
Oi 151
152
to 153
o> 154
^
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
Topeka, Kans
Davenport, Iowa
Atlantic City, N . J .
Kalamazoo, Mich._.
2,446
175
1,527
2,200
491
155
156
157
158
159
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x . .
Newton, Mass
Maiden, MassCharlotte, N . C
C e d a r R a p i d s , Iowa.
125
2,329
1,360
8,332
525
!
I
I
j
j
14,323
3,106
7,123
770
9,229
7,134
5,052
10,196
23,397
11,454
13.082
8,080
6,721
5,593
6,557
2,405
2,992
1,850
1,731
1.500
1,609
1,709
2,180
2,106
2,300
2,220
2,405
198,297 j
65,702
75,881
82.127
183,144
8,181
18,965
41,354
14,886
84,715
49,748
21,250
30,574
25,657
44,321
4,752
3,149
2,200
1,609
113,293 i
68,979 1
82,607
400,850
36,869
8,229
364
14,256
13,738
18,300
51,777
23,730
134,349
19,623
2,460
930
839
3,982
2,375
84,223
11,220
42,536
225,671
254
25,227
210,000 |
152,432
99,901
65,556 !
7,137
71,962
30,968
8,629
14,846
10,500
34,618
20,639
27,440
25,724
2,942
137,426
20,770
1,800
33,664
43,401
5,610
103,420
96,006
54,419
22,220
2,219
10,350
1,180
250
175
7,964
2,153
7,920
10,707
143,533
164,858
162,815
225,303
284,983
2,541
5,068
2,085
9,441
1,893
113,874
107,962
119,945
319,085
109,381
2,400
3,996
10,920
1,650
1,980
2,244
9,360
2,766
52,649
472,574
180,692
113,745
96,292
12,815
11,488
$4,276
4,140
1,101
2,400
$226,440
149,210
59,581
123,223
86,697
1,711
550
31,389
1,361
2,575
53
2,100
13,332
19,120
8, SSI
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
160
161
162
163
164
Haverhill, Mass
O a k P a r k , 111
N e w Castle. Pa__
Kenosha, Wis
York, P a
165
166
167
168
169
D e c a t u r , 111
Woonsocket, R . I
McKeesport, Pa._
B a y City, Mich
Hammond, Ind
170
171
172
173
174
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
Elmira, N . Y
Beaumont, Tex
_ ..
Galveston, Tex._
$3,655
2,100
969
._-.
$10,337
9,235
5,694
6,294
5,961
1,490
3,022
4,938
3,923
5,568
1,531
4,399
58
3,348
3,140
14,526
10,664
3,500
2,205
5,588
$3,641
1,500
$1,217
1,200
1,140
$875
1,200
1,096
893
1,022
870
1,022
590
5,889
525
1,800
1,200
1,760
1,011
1,860
6,000
1,260
622
$98,976
57,938
57,619
67,383
66,007
$9,113
3,364
4,419
10,181 ,
10,956 '
$27,315
17,751
17,484
14.537
14,658
21,067
72,691
113,407
37,865
104,303
11,682 ,
21,320 .
17,650
12,010
54,942
8,792
8,886
42,755
23,015
19,851
150,971
60,935
7(5,476
67,706
91,258
23,989
7,192 i
31.797 !
8,325
28,909
21,271
13,977
6,125
27,059
I
175
176
177
178
179
Charleston, W . Va_.
Medxord, M a s s
Perth Ambov, N . J
Pittsfield, M a s s
2,046
180
181
182
183
184
L i m a , Ohio
M o n t g o m e r y , Ala
Madison, Wis
3,985
3,086
Lexington, K v
368
5,992
1,958
1,357
10,985
6,802
5,706
7,387
2,378
1.900
4,793
7,999
9,344
4,410
1,327
8,874
1,860
1,500
2,000
$62,548
32,547
28,285
41,584
37,993
:
i
.. i
>
. $3,291 j
;
' ___
:
593 i
42,485
53,002
!
L_...
29,510
i
_....'
103,511
33,512
44,679
52,491
35,290
|
2,824 j
:
785 I
!
1,846
500
1,187
3,081
2, 938
350
1,187
2,084
83,738
115,862 j
110,966 j
58,327
113,824
8,614
23,823
26.798
31,989
41,121
.
!
,
j
40,754
27,499
39,928
12,827
72,637
29.578
64,155 <
42,440
13,511
3,215
1,462
2,059
1,488
1,421
5,682
1,464
2,059
1,488
32,342
79,446 j
155,150 !
59,271
85.545 '
321 ;
6,259
85,762
5,603 '
10,264 ,
28,867
13,258
25,262
14,512
35.950
53,788
40,320
39,156
35,367
!
""
"!
__'l
964 i
!
2.840
I....
2,200
3,430
4,792
385
1,800
;.«"
3,154
6.143
2,842
3.964
65,252 ,
263,924
100,015
149,304
73,109
299,944
187,254
122,111
131,420
237,235
$5,626
1,921
3,500
2,541
3,720
2,100
1,980
13,235
1,800
1,964
45,966
134,564
92,455
169,464 '
124,055
900
4,761
2,350
3,030
77,736
73,229
153,988
54,492
121,978
4,068
9,667
2,400
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 , 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 4 — C o n t i n u e d
to
CO
o
[See note at head of this table, p . 252]
in.—-CONSERVATION OF HEALTH—continued
IV.—SANITATION, OR PROMOTION O F CLEANLINESS
Conservation of child Food regulation and
All other
inspection
life
prevention
and treatment of
Milk
communi- Medical Other con-1 and
Other
work for servation
cable
food
dairyschool
of child
diseases
control
control
children
life
V.—HIGHWAYS
I
Total
Sewers
and
sewage
disposal
Street
cleaning
Other
refuse
collection
and
disposal
Public
convenOther
ience sanitation
stations
Total
Supervising
department
>
o
>
GROUP 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
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185
186
187
188
189
190
191
192
193
194
Salem, M a s s
Evanston, IllSan Jose, Calif
Butte, Mont
West Hoboken, N . J
195
196
197
198
199
Williamsport, P a . _
Brookline, M a s s
.
J a m e s t o w n , N . Y_
H a m i l t o n , Ohio
Muskegon, Mich
200
201
202
203
204
Waco, Tex
Springfield, M o
Aluncie, I n d
L o r a i n , Ohio
2,633
10, 411
9,028
__
35
2,220
499
389
16,828
4,358
2,521
1,631
.
.
$7,132
3,371
15,313
9,217
13,733
$3,829
2,764
2,846
4,517
1,323
E a s t Chicago, I n d
P u e b l o , Colo
Pontiac, Mich _
_ ..
Fitchburg, Mass
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
789
613
666
186
866
7, 733
^
4,848
7,855
6,444
4,970
9,465
1,125
8, 231
1,407
5,278
6, 647
$2,791
5,379
$901
1,800
506
$901
4,200
2,202
1,554
2, 625
2,520
1,920
1,400
1,920
5,075
2,580
6, 303
658
6, 337
1,500
3,520
1,800
2,050
1,365
1,871
2,989
1,020
2,500
1,608
1,500
2,200
200
640
i
5,682
$113,205
19,271
59,570
77,572
225,664
$37,005
9,654
17,962
30,281
34, 992
$39,957
6,172
17,178
21,048
70,337
$34,443
1,482
21,605
25,047
118,410
141, 232
143, 396
54,040 i
54, 396
76, 237
59,451
17, 449
7,815
4, 671
900
27,161
87, 899
38, 494
38, 363
53, 258
33,128
5,211
47,925
35, 624
15,881 !
229, 560
50, 583
36,034 1
79, 042
3,052
34,820
9,056
3,761
22, 730
11, 723
49, 700
16, 661
7,796
30,107
953
141,118
23,405
22, 612
24,100
54,098 1
78, 436
26,191
34,382
27,882 |
1,131
27, 792
12,388
4,474
5,589
30, 096
16, 226
9,390
15,643
9,017
15,099
34,418
1,719
14, 265
9,180
$1,800
1,963
1,553
$55,727
198,856 J
102,582
235,175 i
476,860 1
$5,000
4,349
1,925
4,920
2,520
1,800
1,350
178, 216 i
159,842
76,755
89, 739 1
31,808
9,329
6,980
153
3,922
200
1,865
2,105
89,943
334,740
127,825
43,506
76, 747
7,772
$1,272
1,196
188, 740
125,320
59,938 i
59,769
82, 528
1,362
1,261
J
2,694
4,096
10,525
4,703
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H
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2,400
1,445
13,108
2
0
in
2,136
2, 485
205
206
207
208
209
j Chicopee, M a s s
I D u b u q u e , Iowa
I B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
' C o l u m b i a , S. C
i Joliet, 111
210 I Superior, W i s
.
2,197
._ _._
211
212
213
Stamford, C o n n
A u r o r a , 111
Taunton, Mass
214 I Council Bluffs, I o w a
215
216
217
218
219
Rook I s l a n d , 111
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
Q u i n c y , 111
A u s t i n , Tex
New Brunswick, N . J
220 I W a t e r l o o , I o w a . _
221 E a s t o n , P a
222 Ogden, Utah___
223 D a n v i l l e , 111._.
224 I W i l m i n g t o n , N . C
225
226
227
228
229
.
5,806
5,839
6,747
1,563
4,230
4,560
2,923
2,854
3,547
3,528
4,267
2,000
1,330
1,395
7,230
4,372
1,484
1,076
4,548
675
3,437
7,453
4,195
1, 346
11,324
11,828
4,221
3,124
4,300
2,798
200
13, 679
...
-._ . .
333
860
986
41
1,638
900
1,038
900
1,200
6,102
1,490
495
1,020
1,009
660
1,980
1,500
1,140
1,440
1,052
2,250
1,583
2,149
337
1,013
1,278
500
736
5,478
4,686
66
1,800
1,469
2,000
2,520
3,300
1,465
1,100
931
2,159
2,662
6,312
1,470
240
241
242
.
245 j L y n c h b u r g h , V a
246 Colorado Springs, C o l o . . .
._
247 N e w p o r t , K. 1
248 Pensacola, F l a
59
2,055
315
3,170
6,332
4,364
4,044
2,685
5,123
4,783
4,820
1,292
172,389
108,782
103,032
106, 623
88,063
5, 789
1,750
2,200
2, 593
3, 500
87, 770
176,468
86,688
114,186
102, 347
627
1,550
1, 998
2,880
35,008
65,888
73,166
97, 541
172, 819
1, 978
3,585
1,500
37
5,912
75, 075
102, 325
81, 072
70, 963
84,925
22, 751
5,095
19,448
53,375
8,198
1,661
2,284
5,937
1,516
96,866 ',
54, 958
45, 237
88, 460 i
112,064 '
4,000
24,113
38, 855
560
18, 237
53,149
37, 499
6,921
9,813
45, 504
3,450
1,500
3,600
1,735
116,773
79, 451
71, 222
69, 656
150, 504
8, 581
19, 350
9,037
• 45,586
4,077
17,738
2,217
1,800
1,000
1,478
1,972
2,286
2,899
1,947
2,848
1,515
1,254
54, 749
72, 714
22,802
63,487
28, 824
6,726
30, 690
3,461
6,224
1,491
11,500
22,128
18, 462
13, 443
21,118
36, 523
16, 571
39,320
6,215
4,500
48, 278
166,881
40, 044
49, 621
81, 957
7,566
36, 577
11,815
18, 891
53, 573
20, 204
54,150
12,928
18,839
18,476
17, 610
74,855
14, 215
9,319
6,408
2,898
1,299
1,086
37, 050
23, 293
26, 654
68,046
93, 841
3,491
3, 805
7,331
26,818
5, 842
18, 364
868
6, 632
18,754 i
26, 852
15,195
16, 250
11,141
19, 876
58, 267
40, 060
101,434
32, 428
27, 908
81,211
17, 774
23, 568
1,516
5,221
6,111
15, 583
13, 675
6,743
64, 080
10,809
58, 698
14, 273
14,992
4,778
84, 267
28,054
49, 644
86, 687
22,721 j
11,330
7,138
13, 731
2,772
5,387
48, 525
13, 537
10, 528
29, 024
9,136
71,314 |
71,365 j
53,623 I
20,297
95,917 i
10, 715
8, 253
4,247
8,189
32,176
27,931 I
27, 653
68,103
36,810
52, 601
2,482
4,005
13,064
12,160
13, 582
14, 618
18,507
21, 480
38,839
39,444
17,867 :
28,500 j
62,017 !
2,690
11,752
1,684
6,852
4,175
21,471
17, 851
1, 785
9,406
12, 755
65,307 I
1 612
1,050
2,080
825
1,380
1,500
191
..
...
3,000
5,067
5,275
2,291
I, 625
5,700
__
178
501
374
834
1,753
7,005
254
655
.
230 i Orange, N . J __ . .
231 !A m s t e r d a m , N . Y .
232 i P e t e r s b u r g , V a . _
233 N o r r i s t o w n , P a
234 W a l t h a m , M a s s
M o l i n e , 111
Watertown, N . Y
Muskogee, Okla.
243 I L a Crosse, Wis
244 N e w b u r g h , N . Y
2,422
3,149
1,163
6,325
1,338
2,245
3, 555
Auburn, N. Y _
Kokomo, Ind
N e w p o r t N e w s , Va
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Hazleton, P a . . . . .
235 ! L e w i s t o n , M e
236 I
237 C o l u m b u s , G a . . .
238
239 I S h e b o y g a n , W i s
877
16, 903
9,197
20, 681
8, 477
18, 675
12, 500
37,819
15, 037
I
25,390 i
88,247 j
40,319 .
.
l
600
879
2,725
2, 572
1,743
600
1,464
915
330
4,597
1,968
2,069
3,811
O
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3,645
6 " 287
,
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H
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:
!
I
2,685
1,400
I
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pg
U2
212
5,360
89,126
105, 396 |
58, 714
191,027 i
159,803 j
3,634
1,522
1,631
41, 200
153,814
57, 578 i
75,927 |
123,298 j
J,"454
1,920
3, 650
3,693
3,099
5,195
96,915 !
110,067 i
161,516 J
32, 429 !
2, 433
3, 433
1,162
1, 223
1,064
29, 729
25, 261
11,610
3,806
2,258
|
119
461
923
9,841
14,398
10, 720
42, 392
2,500
1, 387
5,"614
77417
6, 683
6,471
4,161
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TABLE 12.
- 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 I W I 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 :
J924--Continued
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[See note at head of this table, p. 252]
-HIGHWAYS—continued
Preven- Snow and ;
Street
tion of I ice
lighting
street I removal
dust
Other
Roadways highway
structures
Grand total
Croupl
Group II
Group i l l .
Group IV
Group V
\1—CHARITIES,
WaterI ways
507,234
974,315
1,099,578
510,226
391,520
7,169,510
1,358,853
1,860,531
869,163
629,266
2,526,175
409,079
561,541
383,278
388,791
16,192,238
4,098,919
6,996,C30
4,454,444
3,162,801
Charities
Total
| SuperI vising
! depart- Outdoor
;
ment
poor relief
Poor in
institutions
Care of
children
Other
charities
57,561,009 ($83,452,886 $1,357,558 $9,095,340 $9,370,763 $8,123,943 $4,200,935
___|$59,701,259 $11,887,323 i$3,482,873 $4,268,864 '$34,905,032
! 28,319,791
! 6,917,683
' 12,111,125
6,965,743
5,386,917
Repair
and construction
for compensation
HOSPITALS, A N D CORRECTIONS
728,676
65,573
137,130
22,891
11.626
3,633,589
1,144,817
1,740,539
765,599
276,465
51,751,757
13,597,150
9,763,122
4,997,165
3,343,692
713,575
175,027
240,734
127,125
101,097
3,890,424
806,308
2,232,651
1,151,410
1,014,547
5,447,443
1,031,698
1,662,908
577,795
650,919
5,810,308
1,214,644
626,161
342,833
129,997
3,809,708
115,716
194,408
63,333
17,770
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
$9,758,812 ;$3,023,991 ;
i$l,82S, 187
$42,685 $20,625,058
544,938
4,367,032
174,705
5,942,297
533,799
2,832,631
1,850,590
502,737
2,216,808
215,000
3,034,218 ! 1,681,902 |
i 385,577
1,725,087 1 256,300 I $13,518 ;
31,139
1,572,838
221,637 >
! 21,500
2,058,187 • 321,892 j
'
919,860
135,689 ; 412,448 !
1,620,476
1,269,093
2,714,151
2,412,860
409,671
824,532
113,114
562,342
109,039
492,000
69,250
182,354
j
j
!
79,477 !
76,479
j
|._
__
I
!
.
I
1,791 I
L__
• 183,293
1,163,829
846,503
803,498
712,681
558,146
635,563
| 198,802
I...
!._
._
:.
.
!
I 134.967
226,828
13,557
752,443
148,354
6,368
472,175
1,498,811
3,697,626
2,555,392
1,941,536
1,878,361
2,345,615
$558,644
554,213
161,976
503,605
47
191,537
17,207
167,194
15,090
29,020
6,850
65,830
113,580
834,079
647,938
47,964
26,039
250,802
,659,125 $3,790,520 $3,633,083
540,003
158,150
3,350
700,102
96,167
17,575
259,963
109,849
357
180,277
52,661
38,903
103,059
21,316
109,862
416,721
288,580
827,774
330.843
140,996
64,597
140,997
229,338
226,772
527,294
317,859
8,000
26,906
13,383
33,077
M
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 300,000 TO 500,000
13
14
15
16
17
18
! Milwaukee, Wis
1 Washington, D. C
!Newark, N . J
] Minneapolis, Minn
|New Orleans, La
i Cincinnati, Ohio
I
$333,5
884,824
493,338
591,070
607,637
757,986
$485,745
22,884
98,845
125,063
77,003
55,901
943,696
680,160
831,748
266,444
526,912
67,411
219,690
62,248
74,561
69,442
$252,531 |
3,533 ,
353,054 ,
78,246 .
56,112 _
$28,353
1,986
80,146
97,506
$355,488
451,978
349,935
392,652
296,765
519,791
$1,617,542
2,559,427
2,195,233
903,348
302,048
1,153,801
$62,436 j $73,846
330,183
2,166 1
89,524
969
26,093
125,715
176,695
i
19
20
21
22
23
| Kansas City, Mo..
I Seattle, Wash
!Indianapolis, Ind_.
j Rochester, N. Y . . .
! Jersey City, N . J_.
127,848 '
'
_
'
I
;
I
23,093
79,898 '< 197,430
3,658
456,552
250,000
286,061
484,291
255,406
2!
|
1
!
1,458,946 I
479,060
703,124
691,421 1
1,533,200
129,509
143,172
14,186
33,156
2,738
$55,304
27,748
4,942
2,300
33,532
24
24,884
26,293
$217,554
17,266
116,639
48,510
12,186
93,130
$156,166
83,331 ,
138,678 ,
22,203
47,331
101,598
$151,759 . $33,287
18,190
294,681 I
11,755
155,265 i
21,577
128,581 !
924
31,714
15,341
10,024 !
164,056
38,915
2,620 i
45,344 ; 101,007 1
92,264
174,122 L
141,812 1 149,530 !
18,183
33,290
12,081
203,521
33,949
8,635
953
784
19,611
1
GROUP III.—CITIES H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000
I
Louisville, K y
Toledo, Ohio
Portland, O r e g . . .
Denver, Colo
Akron, Ohio.
$36,081 •
'
2,497 '
11,091 '
137,315 !
$14,636
140,044
36,248
117,686
7,231
Columbus, Ohio..
Providence, R. I..
St. Paul, M i n n Oakland, Calif....
Atlanta, Ga
>198,528
271,959
138,486
440,926
539,562
264,759
692,329
153,220
163,168
279,152
6,103
79,823
84,375
42,818
15,410
50,953
120,382
780
Omaha, Nebr
Birmingham, Ala..
Worcester, Mass...
San Antonio, Tex..
Dallas, Tex
135,873
186,432
378,746
370,456
344,708
23,051
36,926
34,906
12,646
11,795
15,113
117,051
7,740
Richmond, Va
Syracuse, N . Y
New Haven, Conn.
Memphis, Tenn
Dayton, Ohio
256,785
235,786
106,169
278,775
176,957
52,745
3,343
66,787
Norfolk, Va
Houston, Tex
Bridgeport, Conn...
Youngstown, Ohio..
Hartford, Conn
64,888
410,053
119,717
96,759
179,021
6,445
56,114
99,875
65,054
1,495
25,556
Grand Rapids, Mich. _
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, Pa
Paterson, N . J
Springfield, Mass
77,680
145,752
194,722
396,525
221,509
18,353
1,391
11,784
10,543
74,400
19,483
7,459
49,659
2,612
13,423
$3,601
28,218
4,645
20,534
42,S42
$232,482
233,826
210.481
242,735
133,582
12,801
252,939
332,411
162,790
194,598
194,882
55,650
243,818
62,024
130,214
5,809
13,666
73,494
30,058
10,363
41,990
19,964 ;
61,062 :
16,565
6,206
72,890 •
105,782
174,096
144,115
170,874
127,428
88,834
93,997
128,563
33,449
116,416
85,005
302,745
84,040
98,812
192,823
$1,225 i
387326";
8,505 !
917 !
$13,948
20,921
245,548
95,557
2,084
$463,675 ,
122,809 i
42,522 ;
640,375 ! $10,624
142,353 j
69,246
94,343
23,397
100,344
61,099 I
58,756 ;
279,851
296,148 '
19,454 !
461,831 !
11,709
47.153 |
22,910
62,783 55,346 !
33,754 !
10,274
19,026 '
826,412
58.689
182,912
10,271
10,489
22,052
44,559 '
""46^52l"|
19,973 !
53,489 |
11,621 |
45,798 !
13,164
71,172
12,964 i
3,700 ]
67,207 i
1,874 !
102,295
8,845
944"
240,521
379,300
199,146
413,957
184,770
130,378
105,100
298,241
26,076
243,899
11,165 I
31,015 I
9.616 i
93,411
33,000
107,540
162,417
$5,512
34.200
10,300
69,716
77,371
i
j
I
j
j
20,862 j
61,494 I
37,786 !
3,687 J
.
56.898 I
1.573
181,607
11,606
2,268
33, 900
56,864
27,422
17,000
39,096
33,572
17,623
104,895
4,785
27,080
$62,926
$23,882
408
42,724
2,985
66,000
89,357
43,301
5,338
2,000 !
7,160 i
11,918
5,602
67,232
4,259
16,097
70,826
95,267
67,923
41,079
91,736
18.841
146,586
10,904
530
j
''
I
I
;
17,973
140,189
6,767
"67460
12,500
10,381
12,966
""4," 464
13,798 1
6X,74fl ,
9,002
7,867
1,867
57,347 i
14,600
12.101
2,569
33,945
64.351
1,255
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 D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 2 4 — C o n t i n u e d
fcO
CO
[See note a t h e a d of t h i s t a b l e , p . 252]
VI.—CHAEITIES, HOSPITALS, AND CORRECTIONS
v.—HIGHWAYS—continued
i
Other
Roadways highway
structures
Prevention of
street
. dust
Snow and
ice
removal
Street
lighting
Waterways
Repair
and construction
for compensation
Total
Charities
! Superi vising
department
Outdoor
poor relief
I
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION
56
57
58
Des Moines, Iowa
T r e n t on, N . J
!
Salt L a k e City, U t a h . . . _ •
Fall River, M a s s
Camden, N . J
59
60
61
62
63
Nashville, T e n n
N e w Bedford, M a s s
.Flint, M i c h
Wilmington, Del
Albany, N . Y
64
65
66
67
68
Cambridge, Mass
Kansas City, Kans
Erie, P a
Reading, P a
Yonkers, N . Y
69
70
71
72
73
Lowell, M a s s
Duluth, Minn
Tulsa, Okla
Elizabeth, N . J
Spokane, Wash
$106,576
320,723
266,382
258,657
167,878
3,
28,
30,
33,
$17,878
25,612
65,205
226,289
455,024
159,793
41,263
90,427
119,
92,
27,
1,
9,
$10, 568
4,990
$186.092
132,031
84,867
113,635
120,027
17,2
14, 542
1,219
Poor in
institutions
Care of
children
Other
charities
3
>
o
O F 100,000 T O 300,000—Continued
>
$35, 993
40,922
18,456
31,899
$100
$92, 242
85, 209
36,325
523, 294
83,334
$4,400 |
$7,324
33, 688
2, 996
275,122
21, 258
$43,037
$4,084
84,833
103
2,700
w
H
>
H
HH
!
:
!
;
362,115
79,523
150,195
91,299
82,863
'
I
>
!
Tacoma, Wash
,
C a n t o n , Ohio
|
O k l a h o m a C i t y , Okla_ _.
Lynn, Mass
__,
Utica, N . Y
I
Waterbury, Conn
18,077 |
5, 812 !
36, 307 ,
8, 092
5, 932
791
674 ;
568
714
273,561
107,389
12,391
140,295
86,093
858
:,636
178,112
228,288
192,992
109,438
44,297
359,860
976
345
485
900
315
389
7,633
23,400 |
100
6,500
10,500
1
10,569 I
32, 998
31,628
12, 708
70,804 |
32,463
14,024 !
41,277
1, 500 1
'
1
i
42, 560
41,735
23,280
15,334
17,615
78,735
112,956
51,560
87,616
150,600
154,730
325,383
242,355
6,268
250, 650
3,489
32,892
39,001
22,496
2,493
2,228
4,882
277,982
10, 556
500
83,337
121,078
113,401
80,855
203,278
11, 252
20,324
1,173
324,231
142, 519
57,749
42,003
90, 265
76,940
4,726
638
42,607
45,097
278, 396
28,967
27,625
80,699
32,339
17,932
2,154
50,000
74,203
50,972
67,254
106,613
75,742
8,468
9,779
5,476
44
23,938
28, 552
47,850
190, 002
208,845
160,007
11, 763
194,401
50,116
5,426
20,290
113,974
Ul
H
81, 643
M
36,595
79,966
$440
4,428
40,182
200
O
w
o
*$
a
1—I
41, 966
142,760
118,240
150,288
4,200
14.395
250
30,207
H
93,745
12,306
3,226
8,394
9,796
4,207
912
9,971
26,669
147,105
17.396
23,587
1,800
29,985
14,700
42,759
2,691
3,730
1,200
78,460
46,590
2,250
IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
Somerville, Mass..
El Paso, Tex
San Diego, Calif...
Fort Wayne, I n d . .
Jacksonville, F l a . .
Lawrence, Mass...
Schenectady, N. Y
Evansville, Ind
Knoxville, Tenn...
Savannah, Ga
163, 745
80,178
55,883
294,402
26, 666
28, 870 1
3,398
6,652 j
17,01
537
8,791
Allentown, Pa
Bayonne, N. J
Wichita, Kans
Harrisburg, Pa
Manchester, N. H .
84,694
48,036
42, 027
146, 613
147, 708
4,528
981
23,639
11,310
8,189
21,386
Long Beach, Calif.
Peoria, 111
...
Tampa, Fla
__
South Bend, Ind._
St. Joseph, Mo
100
101
102
103
104
$53,475
44,142
158, 290
53,423
212, 510
106,120
88, 410
27,030
23,633
90.160
84,331
27,444
11,424
3,044
3,368 I
Wilkes-Barre, Pa_.
Sioux City, Iowa..
Rockford, 111
Portland, Me
Gary, Ind
198,368
83,342
98,115
125,154
30,493
5,741
576
4,0
42,132
173
$12,327
1,047
7,636
9,771
12,450
$40,909
1,442
9,899
935
3,000
25,258
39,226
1,422 '
5,118 ;
17,4f6 I
155,201 i
62,127 I
38,739 ;
32,665 |
20,904 I
167
5, 268
110
111
112
113
114
Binghamton, N. Y
Johnstown, Pa
East St. Louis, 111.
Saginaw, Mich
Terre Haute, I n d . .
110,676 j
118,079 j
82,761 I
65,005
42,636 !
25, 748
4,194
658
33,377
209
21,337
1,311
350
115
116
117
118
119
Pawtucket, 11.1...
Hoboken, N. J
Passaic, N. J
Springfield, Ohio..
Lansing, Mich
164,130 I
47.161 J
183,320 '
3,763
74
7,483
6, 586 i
9,900 j
1,679
34,333 j
"':::":::!
2,833
1,456
7, 588 1
1,410 1
I
1,050
752
11,430 1
5, 967
10,659
2,136 I
24, 305
188
7,815
. _
54, 361
75,805
86 170
75,035
54, 507
i
Hamtramck, Mich
Little Rock, A r k . .
Troy, N. Y
Charleston, S. C . . .
Sacramento, Calif.
2,430
3,057
5,634 !
21,920
110, 462
398
8,832
$23,862
10,327
17,500 |
56, 422
45,272
42, 799
105, 977
58,134
20,803
21,668
80,695 '
53,056 '
79,431
55,306
44,068
47,283
53, 595
56,000
60,305
36, 557
45,573
55, 535
52, 242
$83,205 i
43,232
16,941
63,813 !
1
;
,
1
1
,
228,642
143,290
19,502
213,339
72,202
$5,254
4,379
43,803
3,601
$500
9,785
4,561
3,924
870
23, 785
8,714
5,263
40,716
408
124, 919
25,000
22,820
21,821
9,677
45,868
20,417
1,300
1,536
8,220
151,845
3,936
8,248
288
5.024 1
2,000
98,939 ,
32,567
2,000
44,400 i
25. 349
25.528
6,166
269
7,512
2,968
7,455
2,000
60
36,538
55,698
79,427
215,586 !
195,847 !
39,140
$45,452
8,738
$22,857
$3, 263
4,132
9,991
7,037
11, 894
540
70, 776
55,914
9,002
i
142,406
46,170
31, 934
$2,160
216
6.157
20,227
2,500
4,854
1
10,121
.
58,300
57, 257
42,327
71,485
78, 934
778
300
105
106
107
108
109
51,733 I
66,177
50,081
12, 512
$70,668
42,189
99, 030
75, 990
94, 280
81,650
130,121
46,679
72, 264
61,492
$11,398 |
181
14, 676
300
5,100
2,000,
8, 939
14,976
4,800
12,300
4,233
34,167
7,365
13, 478
70
2,975
6,050
1,800
3,600
6,000
17, 247
7,074
4,437
6,331
5,566
1,150
• 1, 536
4,395
48,741
150
500
77,875
1,300
18,155
31,674
3,187
39,327
14, 512
25, 558
23,897
12,845
600
99,525
64, 758
13,063
25, 261
66,662
327, 521
3,497
52 1
42, 948 |
10, 500
4, 572
51, 536
51,695 |
65,773
123,921
24, 853 !
3,094
4,413
26, 951
7,282
18,035
2,899
13,132
30,445
2,100
300
10, 554
15, 614
22,124
1
2,935
900
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
DEPARTMENTS,
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 :
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
1924—Continued
[See n o t e a t head of t h i s t a b l e , p . 252]
v . — H I G H W AYS-—continued
Roadways
Other
highway
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
Waterways
Repair
a n d construction
for compensation
Charities
Supervising
department
Total
Outdoor
poor relief
Poor in
institutions
C a r e of
children
Other
charities
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
120
121
122
123
124
Chester, P a
Racine, Wis
Chattanooga, T e n n .
Brockton, Mass
Altogna, P a
$26,981
35,632
55, 256
139, 022
265,032
125
126
127
128
129
New Britain, Conn
Highland Park, M i c h .
Mobile, Ala._
Berkeley, Calif
Springfield, 111
82,177
200,175 ,
49,410 ,
36,494
130
131
132
133
134
Bethlehem, P a
Huntington, W . Va
Holyoke, Mass
Lincoln, N e b r
W i n s t o n - S a l e m , N . C___
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
$692
23, 306
1,779
15, 502
6,204
$13,308
1,582
2,801
$11,417
16,336
3,100
9,172
10, 557
55,754
37, 427
71,824
48, 564
14, 234
045
144
127
674
234
Cicero, 111
Quincy, Mass
E a s t Orange, N . J_
Portsmouth, V a . . .
Covington, K y
46,400
229, 875
82,449 !
65,954 ,
72,905
359
1,468
.,167
1,402
15
Macon, G a .
Roanoke, Va
Jackson, Mich
Shreveport. L a
Wheeling, W . Va_.
49,237 ,
101,835
23,961
145,026
63,037 :
17, 250
19,472
10,337
10,445
11, 792
3,452
5,691
34,866
7,397
$42,906
63,259
44,208
65,286
34,925
$4,395
4,613
3,975
21,088
33,064
47,536
36,706
43,109
53,748
309
14, 223
5,878
35,164
2,304
44,051
34, 510
40, 741
332
15,301
38,977
15,122
5,028
5,176
44,928
50,869
77,862
25,437
72,046
626
849
45,309
26,837
47,071
50,283
36,297
1
$720
6,247
83, 296 !
304, 252
35, 551
27,653 |
13, 505
6,836
1,105
$285
16,984
3,283
67,990
$5, 727
300
38, 854
$2,100
32,349
11, 606
7,238
18,441
5,466
17,962
3,287
899
5,346
4,209
3,993
3,821
9,858
1,129
18,386
2,000
21,979
166, 344 J
7,015
162, 276
10, 972
98,185
4,189
15, 562
792
61,183
5,134
169,617
27,920
20,348
12,108
134,603
36,063
155,434
15,246
6, 755 1
$900
3,041
2, 000
6,300 :
;
!
44, 752
204
$5, 685
23,431
149,937
138,091
6,089
350
1
t
4,038
5,588
i
5,134
33,006
19,991
400
10, 630
3,929
7,246
1,440 !.„
5,976
7,747
18, 245
2,839
120
6,090
5,682
1,200
180
847
4,800 ..
600
250
950
145 N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y
146 j L a n c a s t e r , P a
147 F r e s n o , Calif.
148 j A u g u s t a , G a
00 149 I P a s a d e n a , Calif.
1
150 1L a k e w o o d ,
Ohio
Topeka, Kans_
Davenport, Iowa
iO 153 A t l a n t i c C i t y , N . J
f> 154 I K a l a m a z o o , M i c h
r
-
i
151
;
_.'
___j
•
1 5 2
155 i W i c h i t a Falls, T e x
Newton, Mass
Maiden, Mass
158 C h a r l o t t e , N . C
159 i C e d a r R a p i d s , I o w a
;
_
62,929
87,772
60,125
148,750
82,039
20, 297
3, 849
63,192
40,133
37,032
133,402
37, 249
7,352
6,327
8,410
22,341
6, 580
36,842
270,512
59,^352
59,759
34,215
31,160
7,497 I
3,694 i
4,853 [
14, 912
9,409
2, 269
661
525
2,373
2,340
5,592
150
1,550
27, 328 I
38,074 I
45,946
11,816
6,744
56,192
63,109
77,711
53,257
64,225
|
I
!
!
!
43,085
45,681
59,057
121,670
41,075
j
I
I
I
$154
1,494
816
91
11,877
11,647
576
115,089
!
!
!
|
j
17, 329
2,300
7,934
232, 591
27, 382
245
10, 556
3,485
29, 258
20,311
I
|
i
j
!
2,908
7,324
2,932
12, 875
84, 813
46,465
43, 856
36.368
6,000
6,436
2,038
4,145 |
10,106 ,
2,300 !
I
3, 638 j
26,138 :
:
!
i
100, 622
3,805 i
40, 812 , • 4,357
5,484
35,992
52,095
11, 319
4, 629
5,397 ;
2,783
3,354 !
1
12,540 j
30,959
2,175
20,315
29,241
2,100
!
!
|
!
3,078 i
166 |
1
1,777 1
175 .
100
1,000 i
4,017 •_.
261
i, 500
1_
.
10,505 L .
15,540 |__
7, 906
!
J
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
160
161
162
163
164 ;
Haverhill, Mass
O a k P a r k , 111
N e w Castle, P a
Kenosha, Wis
York, Pa
165 D e c a t u r , 111
166 I W o o n s o c k e t , R . I
167 I M c K e e s p o r t , P a
168 B a y C i t y , M i c h
169 H a m m o n d , I n d
_•
J Charleston, W . Va
Medford, Mass
I Perth Amboy, N . J
I Pittsfield, M a s s . . .
j S t o c k t o n , Calif
180 L i m a , Ohio
181 j M o n t g o m e r y , A l a . _
182 I M a d i s o n , W i s
183 G r e e n s b o r o , N . C
184 I Lexington, K v
$20,370 i
1,870 :
2,998 '
6.957 i
2,936 |
v
.:
_i
:
.}
!
$17,826
3, 895
2,318 1
1,090 1
42,172 j
1,170 !
2,809 i
6,053 j
9,355
8,476 1
1,273 !
15,953
67,803
34,415 l
68,062 i
50,425 '
],868
7,262
7,178
12,157 ,
347
61,647
36,915
43,817 !
31,095 ,
62,857 I
$24,179
3,219 \
31,399 ;
195,990
49,771 1
57,491
31, 754
205,438
94,971 ,
95, 650
77, 980
160,749
i
170 ! M o u n t V e r n o n , N . Y
171 E l m i r a , N . Y
172 B e a u m o n t , T e x
173 j G a l v e s t o n , T e x ,
174 | Chelsea, M a s s
175
176
177
178
179
a03, 259
106, 627
20, 867
33,684 '
20,843
509
476 I
1,200
1,711 ;
4,707 j
19,573 j
11,295
13, 500
12, 762
5,574
21,908
1,578
6,512
9,401 '
3,883 ,
2,290
210 !
9,271
7,273 i
7,229 :
62
5, 397
9,001
164
722
900
20,352
4,057
12,5
$1, 709
5,959
$53, 471
30, 859
33, 795
62,183
44, 476
30,
36,
44,
40,
42,
7,769
18,442
88
7,500 ;
840 !
315
546
240
585
205
729
10,020
71, 076
67,401
16, 573
38,457
45, 502
27, 508
27,930
41,888
54, 762
58, 511
10, 563
24,047
40, 696
20, 833
53,097 I
533
$3, 525
1,048 ,
4 ,
3,004 i
i
1,711 |
7,967;
1,396
5,970
17, 857
1,245
$61,831
3,000
5,091
27, 289
810
$49,689
24,908
404
4,640
6,618
5,216
3, 731
4,491
3,421
789
65f 024
6,901
979
91,366
$255,132 |
3,000 •
19, 590 j
35,339
1.310
$5, 526
36,890 i |
404
34,889
6,618
3,199
101,820
66,290 ;
1,191
205, 432
102,405 j
12, 630
45,193
20,481 |
37,700
14,303
4,356
12,813 1
21,201 !
11,475
83, 248 i
1,480
3, 702
3,086
900
2,054
3,112
24,422
5,634
18,141
2,703
4, 348
$10, 277
10, 521
$50
23,139
8,277
2,500
17,685
3,632
13, 504
1,598
6,101
5,187
20
249
6,245
] 0,721
2,900
18, 970
5,107
TABLE
1 2 . - -GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR EXPENSES OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS 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 4 — C o n t i n u e d
[See note at head of this table, p . 252]
VI.—CHARITIES, HOSPITALS, AND CORRECTIONS
-HIGHWAYS—continued
Other
Roadways highway
structures
Prevention of
street
dust
Snow and j
Street
ice
i
lighting
removal I
Waterways
Repair :
and con- I
struction !
for com- I
pensation
Charities
Total
Supervising
department
Poor in
Outdoor
Care of
Other
poor relief { -tixtions I c m * d r e n I charities
GROUP V—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
185
186
187
188
189
E a s t Chicago, I n d
P u e b l o , Colo
Pontiac, Mich
F i t c h burg, M a s s _
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
190
191
192
193
194
Salem, M a s s
E v a n s t o n , 111 _ . . .
San Jose, Calif . .
Butte, Mont
West Hoboken, N . J .
195
196
197
198
199
Williamsport, P a
Brookline, M a s s
Jamestown, N . Y
200
201
202
203
204
Waco, T e x
Everett, Mass
Springfield, M o
M u s k e g o n , M ich
Lorain, Ohio
$7,571
63, 531
66, 599
117, 681
368,809
$6, 535
80, 996
651
10,210
49,841
84,345
18,398
25,158
9,755
28,927
16,391
5,153
428
40, 531
174, 524
57, 398
39,460
33,499
6,246
18,813
4,201
289
13,008
4,428
1,798
107, 674
40, 224
31, 935
14,790
52, 791
91
20,827
1,910
16,855
13,325
$5, 005
92
7,875
$600
2,904
31, 298
9,086
11,844
29,451
1,100
$36,621
44,375
27,117
52,289
85,789
500
899
42,774
40,125
40,398
47, 905
21,553
1,107
43,036
3,680
$5, 219
5,297
8,473
33,843
81,255
52,006
6,085
13,848
$5,000
62,882
36,457
21,195
33,010
26,462
139,362
2,180
$5,072
3,855
5,011
1,800
13, 599
2,343
2,206
10, 540
3,757
131
2,376
39,787
27, 799
148,348
15,464 {
40, 712
1,238
1,736
2,762
9,484
30,109
12, 751
1,050
10,901
6,721
$900
71,845
188,082
81,008
12,701
63,026
22,791
1,967
9,140 !
$900
100
67, 210
3,894
98,467
150
$18, 597
60, 586
$663
22,940
6,599
4,379
625
3,764
3,819
• 4,932
9,240
12, 979
14,176
1,840
36,893
4,200
51,391
3,601
1,200
8,862
8,585
10,915
26, 925
1,245
3,280
2,419
3,752
16,074
$1,925
278
205
206
207
208
209
Chicopce, M ass
Dubuque, Iowa
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
C o l u m b i a , S. C
Joliet, 111
80,062
33, 729
40, 632
69,955
57, 354
42, 031
4,486
5, 921
3,161
5,359
210
211
212
213
2}4
Superior, W i s
_
Stamford, C o n n
A u r o r a , 111
-,...
Taunton, Mass
Council Bluffs, I o w a
40,192
67, 261
46, 536
94,609
64,075
5,441
22,473
2,240
6,348
3,409
215
216
217
218
219
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
Austin, Tex
N e w Brunswick, N . J . . .
220
221
222
223
224
5,800
3,160
10, 000
3,150
2,420
410
25, 914
3,220
1,992
3,359
2,872
28,707
50,942
43,180
33, 507
22,835
6,064
706
11,599
43,660
38, 351
97, 541
108, 614
22,892
49,875
23,855
43, 517
65,157
1,976
3,984
6,999
4,316
225
226
227
228
229
Auburn, N . Y
Kokomo, Ind._
Newport News, Va
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Hazleton, P a
42.166
27,451
25,031
15,248
81, 498
567
511
658
117
7,149
Orange, N . J
Amsterdam, N . Y
Petersburg, V a .
Norristown, P a
Waltham, Mass
43,276
29,491
42,919
57,958
71, 727
1,378
38
6,692
1,277
1,322
8,772
2,687
9,319
10,097
950
18,315
235
236
237
238
239
Lewiston, M e
Green Bay, Wis
Columbus, Ga
Oshkosh, Wis
Sheboygan, W i s .
46,061
34,258
29,168
94,969
94.167
124
23,776
3,919
19,024
18,592
5,024
1,974
13,967
12,425
240
241
242
243
244
M o l i n e , 111
Watertown, N . Y
Muskogee, Okla.
L a Crosse, W i s . .
Newburgh, N . Y
9,130
55,087
24,887
21, 552
51, 580
3,742
3,168
245 L y n c h b u r g , V a
246 Colorado Springs, C o l o . .
247f N e w p o r t , R . I
248 Pensacola, F l a
54,866
37,880
101,058
32,047
15
2,735
<
27,147
8,039
622
230
231
232
233
234
14, 725
5, 519
35,914
56,093
37, 912
4,783
Waterloo, I o w a . .
Easton, P a . . .
Ogden, U t a h
D a n v i l l e , 111
Wilmington, N . C
.
23,409
21, 591
29,982
504
1,880
637
25
6,143
7,087
82,055 ,
3, 650 :
3,944 !
29,897
975 1
2, 222
50,847
288
80,014
714
1,462
2,034
14,908
2,154
30,053
1,515
3
20,226
4,860
21,942
386
3,133
9,496
i
770
1,000
8,589
1,065
2,263
315
13,010
300
4, 765
10, 088
12,899
4,055
2,599
2,397
2,503 '
36,968
28,311
31, 549
23,130
19, 768
1,260
111
1,029
7,928
645
47,906
3,239
3,579
173
28,842
61,177
35,473
24, 018
7,849
34,662
243
3,000
4,285
39, 766
21,076 1
25, 709
42
38,031 i
12,861
11,827
8,445
42
22,284
19, 738
6,449
11,804
11, 494
27,349
22,324
41,673
26,323
12, 456
35,202
14, 790
7,819
17, 945
13, 266
11,742
5,249
100
11,728
10,134
3,028
3,291
25, 713
51,142
24,408
27,139
39,042
2,135
1,553
5,314
7,377
2,755
63,414
64,312
68,046
2,696
89,090
23, 506
38, 594
44,134
7,000
2,047
2,017
72,800
3,750
56, 740
1,743
950
2,829
8,542
3,077
45, 467
27,396
18, 566
43,151
29,182
2,045
40,190
261
13
14,066
14, 977
1,800
47,976
3,761
21,100
4,776
2,222
19,114
288
37,380
714
18, 963
1,670
1,300
1,660
32,13l 1
9,455
82,108
32,616
4,960
130
12, 612
12,355
43,075
3,650
1,744
7,919 |
975
6,844
.12,311
480
12,811
6, 954
1,300
19, 662
100
1,024
3,303
.
600
264
382
•
i
28,927
37,641
57, 708
21,569
92, 239
31, 645
25, 789
1,800
2,088
1, 530
I, 972
2,389
2, 948
640
j
1,088
20,354
1,500
2,696
6,915
1,500
3,750
34, 773
734
1,200
785
o.
14,020
500
H
>
W
100
360
11,098
2,522
100
20, 744
5,000
13, 232
57,317
1
9,897
20,843
240
1
I
319
360
1,600
- 120
SO
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TABLE 12.—-GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR EXPENSES OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS AND SUBDIVISIONS
OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1924—Continued
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[See n o t e a t head of t h i s t a b l e , p . 252]
- C H A R I T I E S , HOSPITALS, AND C O R R E C T I O N S -
VII.—EDUCATION
continued
Hospitals
General
hospitals
Corrections
institutions
J$29,645,047 $7, 015, 23^
G r a n d total
VIII.—RECREATION
ProbaInstitution
tions for j b o a r d s
minors
and
officers
Institut i o n s for
adults
Total
|, 518, 039 $3,460, 092j$l, 665, 934 $559, 024, 379
Schools
j Libraries :
Total
Educational
recreation
General
recreation
Parks
a n d trees
QuasiI productive
park
enterprises
3
a
$541,255, 6211 $17, 768, 758$46, 281, 725! J $4, 790, 586 851,4571 $29, 203,084 $1,436, 598
$10,
CD
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
117,623,130 4,016,546 !6, 740, 434 2,411,458
713, 523
i 4,607,992 2,744,795 1.919,209
250, 607
! 3, 737, 213
181,514 | 566,098
49, 684
I 2,479,432
20, 720 ! 169,120
34, 820
51, 660 i 123,178
i 1,197,280
I
II
III
IV
V
, 288,
268,
70,
15,
22,
731
238
828
713
424
264, 688, 644
61,647,000
115,816,929
70, 876, 257
45,995,549
256, 362, 219
59, 343, 625
112, 266, 662
68,681,344
44, 601, 771
8, 326, 425 24, 650, 207 3,407,792
735, 477
2, 303, 375 5, 973,112
3, 550, 267 8, 379, 927 433,106
150, 965
2,194, 913 4, 519, 268
63, 246
1, 393, 778 2, 759, 211
5,579,836 '14,722,615
1,134, 475
518
2, 049,497 5, 670,429
1, 339, 035 3, 006,246
748, 614 1, 900,276
939,964
199, 642
226,895
23,022
47, 075
H
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W
w
o
Xfl
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
2
3
4
6
7
8
9
in
n
19
New York, N . Y
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, P a
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, Ohio_
St. L o u i s , M o
$18, 608 $2,126,272 '
$8,412,944
108, 214
760,736 $532,143
i 1,387,536
1,406,710 1, 340, 721 1,033,373 , 950,112
371,612
121,017
600, 695
J
729,253
383, 200
358,090 , 124,479
... i
644,611
594, 280
170,931
231,239
..'
779,989
Baltimore, M d
Boston, Mass
Los Angeles, Calif
Pittsburgh, P a
S a n Francisco, Calif
Buffalo, N . Y
', 196,420
_.; 1.577,125
..! '864,515
562, 774
i 1,061,253
1 '
782, 766
77,312
206,153
95. 935
37, 745
130,204 i
329,621 i
243, 624 ,
411,054 i
184, 204 '
331,322
!
164,452
17, 288
120,398
100,229
55, 224
55,185
$110,163 $101,757,467 1 $99, 823, 668 $1,933, 799
322, 687
40, 021, 000
38,902, 292 1,118, 708
194, 520
22,030,778 | 21,492, 601
538,177
96,492
15,813,995 1 14,809,005 1,004,990
52,466
13, 781, 365 i 12, 797, 780
983, 585
14, 595
8, 384,173 i
8, 084, 673
299, 500
21, 585
187, 695
68,597
92, 570
75,815
51, 546
7, 220,143 i
13,612,087 i
18,219,799
10,280,953
5,409,378
8,157, 506
6, 950, 569
12,907,562
17, 704, 786
9, 797,166
5,214,185
7, 877,932
269, 574
704, 525
515,013
483, 787
195,193
279, 574
OVER
$5,585,967
5,697,806
2,743,783
2,062,405
557,853
1,243,813
952,518
2,221,073
868,490
657,054
806,446
1,252,999
o
1 $1,421,189 $414, 696 $3, 750, 082
|| 511,814 1, 978, 630 3, 081,379
483,597
548, 477 1, 711, 709
1
66,423
457, 531
827, 543
i1
1,798
63, 775
492, 280
|i 293,908
226,867
713,883
; 19,710
:
130,922
,• 70,898
1 137,540
,
j
92,406
I 177,587
245, 548
668, 339
361,440
223, 659
185, 277
205, 597
687, 260
1,421,812
436,152
295,855
434, 845
869, 815
Q
$125, 983
710, 908
9,155
93,918
M
H
M
GROUP II—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
Milwaukee, Wis
Washington, D. C
Newark, N. J
Minneapolis, Minn
New Orleans, La
Cincinnati, Ohio
$242,908 $426, 996 $245, 817
407, 649 924, 928 672,821
672,384
682, 048 219,932
503,970
15,237
83,989
;
17, 500
34,886 j 124, 355
198,884 j 91, 935
567,371
$37,310
107,194
155,875
46, 235
30, 852
43,378
Kansas City, Mo
Seattle, Wash
Indianapolis, Ind
Rochester, N. Y
Jersey City, N. J
;
159, 002 ! 36,687 j
85, 872
7, 440
10,449
8,913 !
6,943
15,301 j
30, 413
30,911 !
616,027
211,717
] 458,405
i
88,191
821,870
164, 704 j
26,581 '
65,910 i
1,478 J
203,143
248,096
71, 672
207
84,717
75,668
$50,441
$7,133,
5, 620 ,
219,
42,657 j
721,
28,104 I
049,
307,
142,
42,164 |
879,
073,
450,
709
240,
935,
670
487
679
038
870
583
164
651
502
795
001
679
001, 831
288, 593
445, 785
566, 985
751,639
185, 434
537,836
684, 613
745, 008
919, 782
$254, 506
145 836
271, 177
339, 243
67, 869
206, 904
! $1,109,
j 1,004,
502,
i
700,
j
225,
|
103,
j
$341,
145,
26,
48,
28,
8,
$105, 165
123, 439
62, 707
176, 237
47, 223
37, 918
381,
350,
559,
545,
429,
39.
35,
20,
42,
109, 974
97, 865
153, 571
181. 864
58, 512
183, 603
249, 243
238^ 828 :
178, 023 ;
168, 143 ,
$621, 070
735, 890
473,438
357,687
149,990 j
77,150 |
!
i
i
!
1
I
232,323 ;
177,469
386,159
323,808
370, 536
$41, 559
40, 440
GROTP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
1
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
Louisville, Ky_
T o l e d o , Ohio
P o r t l a n d , Oreg
D e n v e r , Colo
A k r o n , Ohio
]
Columbus, Ohio.
, Providence, B . I
St. P a u l . M i n n . _
O a k l a n d , Calif
Atlanta, Ga
34 O m a h a , N e b r
35 B i r m i n g h a m , Ala
36 Worcester, M a s s
37 San A n t o n i o , T e x
38 D a l l a s , T e x
39 R i c h m o n d , V a
40 Syracuse, N . Y .
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 D a y t o n , Ohio
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
$245, 540
41, 825
11, 008
250, 746
47,163
Norfolk, V a
Houston, Tex
Bridgeport, C o n n .
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
Hartford, Conn
Grand Rapids, Mich
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, P a
P a t e r s o n , N . J . __.
Springfield, M a s s
$29, 932
46, 784
17,821
66, 505
17, 819
3,280
127,000
158, 752
i
;
j
|
j
13,118
""47," 464"
1,273
47, 389
'~~336,"680~
._
4~443~
552, 386
31,450
147, 804
98.
53,
18,
358,
69,
$13, 600
1.880
;
'.._..
8,507
2,576 j
7. 026
69,482
15,902
14, 248
7,800 •
27, 326
4,500
1,980
13, 755
36, 769
4,783
,
I
i
3.636
$118, 458
161, 913
133, 629
47, 063
$203, 062
102,380 I
304, 892 !
615, 865
52, 674
2, 870, 647
2,911,142
3, 097, 995
3, 754, 640
2, 509, 080
50,152
38, 000
225, 461
130, 427
92,023
80, 766
266,493
340, 786
372,518
153, 953
3,132, 681
3,702,750
3,107, 033
1, 654, 858
1,993,603
76,472
53,325
127, 619
28, 632
24,395
148,970 !
81, 306
176, 362
336,966 |
188, 028
12,"" 099"
16, 065
1, 755,660 !
2, 248, 328 i
2, 539, 601 !
1, 605, 381 :
2, 020,170
1,739,657
2,166, 610
2, 453,108
1, 542,368
1,899, 555
16, 003
81, 718
86,493
63,013
120, 615
109,087
191, 008
172, 360
349,007
93, 573
!
|
1
I
300
17,017
2,951
37,081
1, 430, 340
1, 956, 362
1, 916, 076
2,027, 652
2, 392,145
'
1
I
'
1, 396, 030
1,916, 324
1, 811,159
1,959,264
2, 347,145
' 34,310
40, 038
104,917
68, 388
45, 000
59, 627
149, 280 1
152, 660
117,407
254,137
2, 544, 424
1, 357, 694
3,728,378
2,332, 959
2, 780, 787
;
2, 431, 758
1, 334, 584
1,698,393
2. 270, 313
2.618,569 1
112, 666
23,110
29, 985
62, 646
162,238
177,107
138, 043
108,427
112, 086 1
297, 602 |
$2,479,
3, 596,
3, 468,
3, 882,
2, 713,
2 920. 799 !
? 949) 142
l
3,885, 067
2, 601,103
3, 209,153
1, 756, 075
3, 234, 652
1, 683,490 !
2, 017,996
1
10 514 i
3,412
8,010
38,652 .
213
086
577
652
277
$2,597,671 ,
3,757,999
3,468,577 \
4, 016, 281
2, 760, 340
3. 322. 456 i
I
""11,374
16, 513
29,414
18, 400
59, 797
4,751
16, 892
"~~~2~521~
051
488 """$7~699~
743
43, 202
305
200
7,160
55, 048
21,339
470
448
$95, 883
$7. 020
56,105
35,671
33, 308
25, 668
36,406
2,731
5,139
17,434
9, 224
23, 732
12,632
20,058
21,889
$37,439
9, 694
350,206
68, 378
200
$165,023
91, 975 •
147, 666 |
491,382 j
52,474
35, 817
56, 582
300,446
159,225
40, 695
44,949 '
385,683 1
330,389
153,832
94, 670
38. 033
32, 677
79, 826
38,798
46, 759
107, 606
43, 490
90,863
108.069
125; 804
20,
38,
14,
97,
31,
713
747
385
732
324
S8, 074
135, 244
155,024
214,194
62, 249
5,
56;
32,
10,
39,
537
272
952
413
675
54, 090
75,574
119,708
99, 519
155,798
7,475
49, 440
15,106
70, 542
37, 065
30, 241
64,424
138, 269
54,869
50. 704
8L 845
210,793
496
$711
8,
76,
33,
2,
557
643
793
382
5," 673
T A B L E 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 :
1924—-Continued
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[See note at head of this table, p . 252]
V I . — CHARITIES, HOSPITALS, AND CORRECTIONS-
VII.—EDUCATION
continued
VIII.—RECREATION
Corrections
Hospitals
I Insane
General !
in
hospitals ! instituI tions
Institutions for
adults
Institutions for
minors
Proba- !
tion i
boards
and
officers
Tota
Schools
General
recreation
Libraries
Parks
and trees
Quasiproductive
park
enterprises
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GROUP I I I — C I T I E S HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
Des Moines, Iowa
Trenton, N . J
Salt Lake City, U t a h . .
Fall River, Mass
Camden, N . J
Nashville, Tenn
New Bedford, Mass..
Flint, Mich
Wilmington, Del
Albany, N . Y
Cambridge, Mass
Kansas City, Kans._
Erie, Pa
Reading, Pa
Yonkers, N . Y
Lowell, Mass
Duluth, Minn
Tulsa, Okla
Elizabeth, N . J
Spokane, Wash
Tacoma, Wash
Canton, Ohio
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Lynn, Mass.. ...
Utica, N . Y
Waterbury, C onn
402
1,200
$2,417,976
1,899,655
1,974,857
1,907, 704
1,662,995
782,037
1,809,687
1,620,346
1,122,308
1,256,414
$2,335, 734
1,838,925
1, 914,386
1,837,859
1,628,709
752,408
1,740,216
1, 591,506
1,086,478
1,189,640
$82,242
60,730
60,471
69,845
34,286
29,629
69,471
28,840
35,830
66, 774
3, 700
1,477,752
1,457,504
1,414,202
1,187,097
2,368,657
1,417,825
1,439,887
1,370, 769
1,161,053
2,336,120
1,451,147
1, 646,969
1,711, 581
1, 318,813
1,697,820
1,325,461
1,193, 718
1,679,996
1,304,339
1,231,892
1, 604, 342
59,927
17, 617
43,433
26,044
32,537
34,159
55,976
27, 704
38,088
60, 594
$84,918
7,442
163,339
50,000
91,092
30,957
190,085
71,496
123,826
1,397
500
$14,423
$8, 584
$5,726
17, 728
26,227
450
2,316
27, 513
7,159
1,485,306
1,702,945
1,739,285
1,356,901
1,758,414
10, 860
23,425
30,000
5,664
180
14,925
10, 696
18,181
400
76,417
7,044
$2,880
,101
4,118
9,122
33,099
1,370,002
1,209,964
1,704, 828
1.361,463
2,954 i 1,307,314
2,721 ! 1,643,558
44,541
16,246
24, 832
57,124
75,422
39,216
$117,569
109, 981
180,675
119,407
58,813
134,273
135,683
85,338
90,845
164,685
211,204
70,113
23,705
82,147
119,078
79, 713
82, 600
102, 671
49,903
123,643
122,364
20,693
103, 526
124,833
87, 309
72, 124
$3,185
6,785
2,500
1,892
4,077
2,858
13,846
3,620
6,483
13,125
870
18,035
$38,699
22,069
69,247
26,145
23,216
29,400
39,746
39,178
14,870
20,739
55,348
8,617
4,433
22,910
5,684
18,917
38,853
27, 768
29,609
8,065
755
240
28, 639
22,024
13, 823
$75,685
87,912
104, 643
93,262
35, 597
102, 373
95,937
46,160
74,083
139,869
155,856
61,496
16,414
45, 391
113, 394
60, 796
40,127
102, 671
22,135
84,001
62,799
19,068
85,251
96,194
65, 285
55, 601
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38,375
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
80
81
8?
83
84
Somerville, M a s s
E l Paso, Tex
San Diego, Calif
F o r t W a y n e , I n d - . . ._
Jacksonville, Fla_- -
85
86
87
88
89
Lawrence, Mass
Schenectady, N . Y
E vansville, I n d
Knoxville, T e n n
Savannah, Ga.
90
91
9?
93
94
Allentown, Pa - Bayonne, N . J
Wichita, Kans
_
Harrisburg, Pa
M a n c h e s t e r , N . I I _ . __
95
96
97
98
99
L o n g Beach, Calif
Peoria, 111
_ .. Tampa, Fla.
. S o u t h B e n d , IncL __ . _ .
St. Joseph, M o .
$8, 732
12,135
12, 809
$910
. .
31, 500
$1,063,035
987,408
1, 638, 627
1,577,014
777,087
$19,096
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19,406
_
7,691
2,000
4,528
3,600
5,573
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
Rockford, 111
Portland, M e
G a r y , I n d . . . __
105
106
107
108
109
Hamtramck, Mich
L i t t l e Rock, A r k
Troy, N . Y
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
12,214
75, 640
38, 111
94, 569
13, 582
110
111
112
113
114
Binghamton, N. Y
209, 665
E a s t St. Louis, 111
Saginaw, M i c h
Terre Haute, Ind
52
12, 503
7,200
115
11«
117
118
119
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N . J
Passaic, N . J
Springfield, Ohio
Lansing, Mich
_ . .
10, 874
40,000
10,000
123,921
5, 287
4,956
6, 311
16, 092
11,130
8,777
24, 575
36, 313
67, 669
48, 380
32,440
142, 591
20, 720
1,566
35,059
3,947
77, 728
92,910
24, 010
49, 371
25,338
7,245
18,885
8,969
17,153
1,500
41,414
55,471
48,058
46, 587
131,211
3,481
17,478
8,123
42,911
7,864
23,211
28, 618
119,307
i
1, 252, 611
1, 516, 794
966,851
761,837
356,331
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1, 524, 741
1,199, 769
1,065,173
743,371
18,840
23, 774
21,120
15,000
39, 727
29, 531
42,624
95,004
59, 510
41,217
1,185,936
872,789
464,895
1,174, 221
885,038
73,175
40, 624
20,130
55, 707
39,013
220,319
114,421
25, 576
84,430
29,470
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892,260
1,192,889
956,827
890,938
1, 234,254
43,457
43,882
19,498
57,975
48, 659
76,378
57,027
64, 240
139,251
629,575
641, 983
810,850
445,476
1,385,233
1 043 19.x
1,021,212
950, 859
652,099
1,050,937
989,919
13, 521
37, 681
48, 943
33,242
16,249
66,142 j
22,875
83,327
2,942
8,841
8,699
7,971
30,300
7,408
57,443
14, 904
83, 327
742,093 ,'
1,331,913 i
1,073,159 ,
627, 614
868,399
717,015
1,298,251
1,046,476
618,963
847, 500
25,078
33, 662
26, 683
8,651
20,899
28, 717
81,377
53,627
19,323
45,923 |
5,047
36,883
12, 536
23, 670
44,494
41,091
19, 323
39, 664
892, 260
1,236,346
1, 000, 709
910,436
1, 292,229
2,025
._
49, 713
44,435
80, 536
8,717
39,999
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665,620 |
1,088, 618 1
1,038,862
90, 000
100
101
10?
103
104
72,497
59,201
84,933
15,178
51, 751
1,295, 780
1,546,794
1,041,186
789,168
378, 787
639,845 !
656,200
826,914 i
445,476 1
1,418,489
7,384
408
11,197
43,169
30,000
74,335
27, 331
22,456
$84,234
66,571
42,075
54, 834
64,906
1, 259, 111
913,413 !
485,025 ,
1, 229, 928 !
924,051
$1, 337
98. 672
25, 000
$62, 798
29, 961
71, 011
73, 505
23, 308
$20,443
16,025
56,146
10,959
63, 554
22, 784
14, 766
4,397
6,461
11,752
$104, 677
86, 217 1 $3,621
206,686 ! 108,465
68,399
3,536
131,996 !
$1,000,237
957,447
1, 567, 616
1, 503,509
753,779
866, 720
1,548, 515
1, 220, 889
1,080,173
783,098
2,266
7,748
8,000
190,980
25, 111
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7,373
$8, 395
1,097
2,500 i
710
2,767
4,874 ,
730 I
2 714
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10, 270
14,217
16,064
33, 256
21,913
11,345
40, 689
42, 741
168,062
3, 582
185
2, 022
500
6,000
5, 844
1,696
4,563
"""$2, 606
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7,661
791
6, 540
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 D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 2 4 — C o n t i n u e d
[See note at head of this table, p . 252]
V I . — C H A R I T I E S , HOSPITALS, AND CORRECTIONS-
Hospitals
Corrections
Insane j
General
hospitals
VIII.—RECREATION
VII.—EDUCATION
continued
iTistitn
tions
Institu
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Probation
boards
and
officers
. | iustitu-
f o r
I adults
!tions
f o r
| minors
Total
l
Schools
Libraries
Total
Educational
recreation
QuasiGeneral
:
Parks
i ductTve
park
enterprises
GROUP I V — C I T I E S HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
120
121
122
123
124
Chester, P a
Racine, W i s . . . _
Chattanooga, Tenn
Brockton, Mass
Altoona, P a
125
126
127
128
129
N e w Britain, C o n n .
Highland Park, Mich
M o b i l e , Ala .
Berkeley, Calif
_
Springfield, 111
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
Bethlehem, P a .
Huntington, W . Va
Holyoke, Mass
Lincoln, N e b r
W i n s t o n - S a l e m , N . C___
Cicero, 111 _.
Quincy, Mass
E a s t Orange. N . J
Portsmouth. Va
_.
C o v i n g t o n , Ky_._ . .
Macon, Ga
_...
Roanoke, Va
.
Jackson, M i c h
... ..
Shreveport, La
Wheeling. W. Va„
140
141
142
143
144
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$128, 838
25, 000
|
$5,400 1
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2,572 | $10,000
$1, 690
j
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$1, 850
34, 775
25,994
28,110
$13, 592
69,470
27,223
28,244
10,092
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30,000
32, 681
600
55,678
32, 865
651, 416
859,803
932, 341
372, 263
349, 518 !
659,884 j
826T162 i
893,056 I
941,432 j
501,453 ;
638,949 i
830,802 j
881,431 i
369,263 !
339,327 |
12,036
11, 527
33, 284
29, 636
7,642
12, 467
29,001
50, 910
3,000
10,191
372,
528,
618,
502,
775,
366,925
510,989 |
599,426
492,361
761,910 i
5,982
17,302
19, 463
10.148
13, 923
2,073
12,071 !
!
892,058
1,104,320
553,673
1,288,332
781, 957
887
4,904
290,182
24,240
1,807
671, 920
837, 689
926, 340
971, 0G8
509,095
_ ..._
2,464
2,846
8,039
2,000
3,678
6,537 ._
2,476
128,900
i
121, 943
4,000
6,000
2,400
120,889
4,660
123, 978
1
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1
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2,701
4, 613
10, 500
•
4,662
9,708
7,018 .
17,136
144 .
4,907
$578, 900 !
890,053 i
444,059 i
880,018 !
681,028 .
$580, 750
924,828
470,053
908,128
681,028
!
f
1,500
600
907
291
889
509
833
862,058
1,071,639
553,073
1,232,654
749,092
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$2, 542
23, 602
3,170
9,300
9,878
511,050
37, 752
24,053
18, 944
214
39,467
55, 789
25,118
83,618
88, 530
5,211
35,861
2,150
46,758
57, 975
34,256
19,928
22, 968
36,860
30, 555
8,227
19, 588
62,231
55,460
10, 913
S,703
61, 499
41, 560
6,179
16,003
26, 289
13,233
48,095
27,013
12,892
248
100
25, 521
14,643
3,576
7,979
19,488
36, 710
40,287
7,337
8,703
46, 990
19,807
1,148
16,003
17,802
12, 705
44, 591
14, 881
919
$2, 692
8,487
528
3,504
12,132
11,973
$5,424
145 | N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y .
Lancaster, P a
F r e s n o . Calif
A u g u s t a , Ga
149 i P a s a d e n a , Calif
146 !
147 i
148 !
150
151
152
153
154
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Topeka, Kans
D a v e n p o r t , Iowa
Atlantic City, N . J .
Kalamazoo, M i c h . . .
155
156
157
158
159
j
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216,763
1,244 •
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x . .
Newton, Mass
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C
Cedar Rapids, Iowa..
925,178 |
513,947
1,164, 710
514,432
1, 537,109
3, 970
80,000
1,479
3,309
543
1,917
1,313
300
68, 625
28,645 !•
8,394
91, 218
21,907
175,342
983,060
721,651 <
869,050
1,377,009
779, 603
11, 726
908,831 I
510,947 1
1,164,710 !
514,132 !
1,468,484 i
934,430 ;
709,263 !
829,975 i
1,332,019
748,243
48, 630
12,388
39,075
44, 990
31, 360
21,068
59, 243
80,257
108,685
43,480
300, 839
1,147,224
591,420 '
472,291
758,750 ,
293,870 '
1,080, 767
557,355
462,679 '
735,354
66,457
34,065
9,612
23, 396
17,208
163,812
81,411
6,786
29,953
16,347 i
3,000
1, 802
6,626
1,300
42,987
5,592
25, 475
3,000
5,875
2,
20,
23,
86,
22,
1,615
22,019
7,094
46,429
16,315
149,867 L
573
585
571
506
721
18,495
35,658
50,811
22,179
20,759
|I.
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6, 250
67,414
9,710
1,856
5, 754
10,958
96,398
71,701
4,930
22,584
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160
161
162
163
164
Haverhill, Mass
Oak P a r k , 111
N e w Castle, P a
Kenosha, Wis
York, Pa
165
166
167
168
169
D e c a t u r , 111
Woonsocket, R. I .
McKeesport, Pa_.
Bay City, M i c h . . .
Hammond, Ind...
170
171
172
173
174
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y .
Elmira, N . Y
Beaumont, Tex
Galveston, Tex
Chelsea, M a s s
175
176
177
178
179
C h a r l e s t o n , W . Va._
Medford, Mass
Perth Amboy, N. J.
Pittsfield, M a s s
S t o c k t o n , Calif
180 L i m a , Ohio
181 M o n t g o m e r y , Ala..
182 M a d i s o n , W i s
183 Greensboro, N . C .
184 ! Lexington, K y _
$137,317
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854,864 !
652,316 j
763,564 •
542,883 i
$769
$525
500
4,690
38,427
$1, 815
3,785
1,191
3,466
1,238
1,483
5,000
3,829
14,303
1,210
2,924
21,201
8,035
128
1,548
3,539
5,230
27, 550
038
983
760
083
327
$41, 682
20,881
17, 556
4!, 481
2, 556
$49, 221
64, 296
5,513
49, 894
18, 780
$12, 609
21, 368
275
12, 887
8,506
$129 :
5,205
1,648
9,246
764
2, 683
$36,612 i
42,928 j
5,238 !
37,007
10, 274
26, 031
5, 606
6,539
12,431
39,404
572.159 !
334,764 !
642,869 i
658,507
769,741 '
!
273 I
400
$650,
833,
634,
722,
540,
547, 987
328, 573
636, 869
638,046
737, 868
24,172
6,191
6,000 i
20,461 !
31,873 !
31, 365
7, 254
15, 785
13,195
42,087
1,088,783 !
725,828 !
343, 357
335, 356
628, 967
1,058,668
710, 680
343, 357
335, 356
601, 567
30,115 !
15,148 I
27, 400
27, 076
29,767
23,063
19, 849
64, 716
7, 802
9, 325
1,871
5, 055
34, 355
19,274 .
20,442. .
20,892 .
14,794 ,
_
30,361 L
571,147
616, 252
579,349
656, 736
761, 503
559, 318
599, 949
563, 319
634, 736
725,134
11, 829
16,303
16,030
22, 000
36, 369
5,985
47, 757
17, 325
17,114
73, 786
2,287
5, 787
15, 784
5,851
5,237
34, 821
198 i .
.
31,973 !
.
9,187 ;
.
11,877 !
_
38,965 j.
479,190
364,184
832,214
350,723
389,159
470,182
357, 509
799, 387
339, 502
381, 330
6,675
32, 827
11,221
7,829
4,787
26, 094
127, 661
345
28, 323
1,658
24,418
6,548
15, 800
4,787 L
17,888 ,
_
87, 443
345
23,403
4,920
CO
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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
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 :
1924—Continued
D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S
CO
o
[See note at head of this table, p . 252]
V I . — C H A R I T I E S , HOSPITALS, AND CORRECTIONS—
VII.—EDUCATION
continued
Hospitals
Insane
General
in
hospitals , institutions
VIII.—RECREATION
Corrections
Institutions for
adults
Institutions for
minors
Probation
boards
and
officers
Total
;|
Schools
j Libraries '
Total
Educational
I recreation
General
recreation
Parks
a n d trees
Quasi
productive
park
enterprises
i
GROUP V.—CITIES H A V I N G A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000— Continued
East Chicago, Ind
Pueblo, Colo
Pontiac, Mich
Fitchburg, Mass
New Rochelle, N . Y
190
191
192
193
194
Salem, Mass
Evanston, 111
San Jose, Calif
Butte, Mont
West Hoboken, N . J . . . .
195
196
197
198
199
Williamsport, Pa
Brookline, Mass
Jamestown, N . Y
Hamilton, Ohio
Muskegon, Mich
200
201
202
203
204
Waco, Tex
Everett, Mass„Springrield, M o .
Muncie, Ind
Lorain, Ohio
$71, 745
96, 693
10,173
$510
11,923
950
1,021
$1, 837
1,800
7,000
;
;
;
!
$16,338
102,666
9,674
7,466
2,570
1,191
767
$817
1,531 i
1,035
$526, 980
523, 555
632,148
550, 982
999, 250
$499,395
$27, 585
515,833 i
7,722
625,519 I
6,629
538,853 I 12,129
971,904
27,346
512,445
878,044
826, 243
438,092
526, 392
482,897 '
841,832 I
810,278 I
412, 790 !
513,424 '
494,915
665,687
631, 200
401, 572
656,191
488, 592 '
6,323
602,997 ' 62, 690
631,200 i .
_
395,812
5,760
614, 303
41,888
490,444
657, 012
472,091
572,341
529, 747
477, 652
632, 541
457,138
550,740
520,106
29, 548
36, 212
15, 965
25, 302
12,968
12, 792
24,471
14, 953
21,601
9,641
!
H
$75, 567
41, 666
7,607
28, 860
88, 505
61, 614
58,699
45,463
9,535
11, 540
$4, Io6
:::::"/:::
21,132
189,951
22, 731
20,871
27,152 |
I
34,901
54,162
24,665 I
21,194
7,320
1, 408
12,223
$2, 861
3, 705
6, 697
6,888
6,141
$72, 706
33, 801
910
21,972
70,244
19, 561
24, 466
28,163
5, 92,1
6,888
42,053
34, 233
17, 300
3,614
4,652
2,834
73, 917
4,681
2,504
11,317
16, 890
116,034
18,050
18, 367
3,612
11, 935
3,237
460
988
34, 901
42,227
21,428
20, 734
6.332
m
H
$12,120
ICS
185
186
]87
188
189
FINANCIAL S
TABLE 12.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST
o
fej
u
t3
Ui
205
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
214
215
216
217
218
219
220
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
228
229
8,970
827
2,200
3,211
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
C o l u m b i a , S. C
Joliet, 111
476,619
414,271
580,946
296, 712
604, 218 !
9,652 j
5,300
i
A u r o r a , 111
Council Bluffs, Iowa
i
1,168
i
1
9,604
R o c k Island, 111
9,845
410
. .
31, 576
294
7,179
685
65, 582
510 1
!
j
Ogden, U t a h
D a n v i l l e , 111
.._17, 702
i
Auburn, N. Y . ^ .
5,083
Newport News, Va
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
5,471
Orange, N.J
Amsterdam, N . Y
Petersburg, Va
Norristown, P a
Waltham, Mass..
235
236
237
238
239
Lewiston, M e
Green B a y , W i s
Columbus, Ga
240
241
242
243
244
M o l i n e , 111
Water town, N . Y
M u s k o g e e , Okla
245
246
247
248
L y n c h b u r g , Va
.
Colorado Springs, C o l o . .
N e w p o r t , K. I
Pensacola, F l a
Sheboygan, Wis
Newburgh, N . Y
28
1,023
1,800
17, 744
705
460
230
231
232
233
234
1,000
5,000
2,289
272
8,242
78, 569 L__.
„
62, 326
!
;
415
43,988
..
5, 651
1
__
1,024
17, 558
8,000
1,358
47, 231
733
10, 563
L_._
289
18,827
.
. 165
21,586
25,000
16, 538
12,541
12,843 |
4,895
11,423 1
16,097 j
31,305 i
20,034
9, 239
14,486
3, 577
382, 514
304, 891
286,950
419,947
425,015
7,800
6,160
1, 200
19,558
11,173
12,257
18,681
2,462
36, 730
381
733
14,134
15,542
4,173
3,235
19,740
37,094
28,970
14, 219
18, 295
425
17,062
15,148
23, 679
20,476
1,638
5,293
15,104
3,031
35, 727
9,498
13,192
15, 529
3,031
39, 371
31,404
16, 204
556, 353
444,420
528,107
297,821
305, 303
0, Z6&
3,324
22, 703
34, 724
10, 408
17, 706
50
20, 523
51, 228
44, 512
18, 392
22,900
372, 722
377,149
394, 667
363,549
526,482
zuu
13,631
37, 562
39, 919
16,846
22,999
16,460 1
10, 307
14.859
1,192
1,370
3,644
21, 906
3,012
200 1
3, 775
3,025
2,587
1,472
13, 087
12,123
21,092
20,476
166
6,608
175
I
|
!
10, 981
500
2,742
532
12,908
2,330
19,432
8,328
23, 337
13,034
w
>
5,827
4
6,298
6,852
49, 768
8,439
715
13,997
16, 578
5,465
W
9,060
18, 631
2,462
30,122
206
3,197
50
1
1
Q
H
>
W
i
!
7,167
...
|
3,299
13,278 '
15,174
11,495
1, 500 j
19,986
629,388
583,102
399,474
429, 302
537, 614
3, 133
1, 535
2,009
527,901
486,118
247,267
300,718 !
364, 620 |
207, 569 !
490,631 j
270, 749 I
511,946
424,008 1
1
399,960
446, 380 !
441, 793 !
442,099 '<
363,128
307, 234
625, 432 !
325, 505 i
146,843
6, 500
1,842
3,392
27,101
16,808 j
504
9,040 I
7,384 '
62,676 |
7,193
18,922 1
4,878
23, 523
14,723
10,769 j
55,085
22, 325
46, 575
18,499
19,943
12,851
15,<263
20,995
10, 902
20, 233
25,460
21, 050
34, 741
22, 752
3,228
4,460
1,719
14,860
4,429
17,005
21,000
19, 331
19,881
17,823
14,031
10,999
240
33,
83,
29,
32,
11, 550
35, 283
11, 850
14, 982
21, 561
48,061
17, 659
17, 626
111 i
344
509
608
'
5,757
34, 052
""903
CO
o
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 DEPARTMENTAL S E R V I C E : 1924—Continued
[See note a t head of t h i s t a b l e , p . 252]
IX.—MISCELLANEOUS
Relief t o special
classes
Pensions a n d gratuities for—
Total
j Policemen
I
II
III
IV
V
Firemen
$66,978,977 : $10, 630,160
Grand total.
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
18,241,802 .$11,719,868
7,454, 335
1, 359, 768
1,131,975
439, 764
244, 318
5,121,421 I 5,995, 047
1,093, 282
1, 307, 787
1,223,665 : 2, 305,801
539,713
1,182,445
263, 721
928, 788
I 43,989,555
6,585,069
1 8,771,064
I 4,449,983
3,183,306
GROUP I.—CITIES
New York, N . Y
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, P a
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, Ohio
St. L o u i s , M o
Baliimore, M d
Boston, Mass
L o s Angeles, Calif..
Pittsburgh, P a
San Francisco, Calif..
Buffalo, N . Y l
; School
! employees
| $19, 734,508 $4,040,677
5,729,296 ; 1,863,588
100, 205
6,051,065 !
248,977
! 1,951,749 [
198, 111
j 1,913,390 •
!
486,934
.J
..'
._•
.J
i
818,854 •
2.894,022
'562,456 ,
1,202,055 ,
1,415,948 I
1,229,278 !
209, 211
202,535
111, 604
163,103
176,026
140, 298
All other
1'others'
pensions
7, 622, 044
4.244,173
321,474 I
609, 361
373,612 '
611,474
222,460 !
374, 568
155,134 !
271,061
209,019
452,676
I'inve^l^
^
89, 527
429, 218
2, 239
119,992
147,730
54, 002
1, 042, 554 ! 1,800,325 I 1,105,313 , 917, 448
238, 301 |
136,768 !
185,898 I
108, 897
417, 992 '
94,031
661,064 '
223, 961
230, 396
15,345
214,125
297, 708
245, 855 ,
17,576
194,468 • 171,607
O F 500,000 A N D
$2, 745, 643 $2,284,181 $2, 273, 291 $4,871,627
742, 765
874, 969
693, 722
490. 215
155,139
246, 649
214, 209
1, 332,374
153,650
139
506, 698
100,498
187, 642
6,417
172, 655
805,001
109,768
66,496
254,587
I t m s t b a n d i J u d g m e n t s Unelassi10
M
j
J Soldiers'
Municipal!
ment
I relief a n d :
service i All other
I burial ! funds
enterprises;
$5,316,853 | $9,488,508 I$2,175, 098 #2,064, 045 •$2,360,868 i$l, 719, 621 j$2,197,340 [$11,064,814
HAVING A POPULATION
146,054
257,435
78,104
74, 646
290,813
179, 762
Undistributed
expenses
j AdminisI t rat ion of t
$272, 097
5,073
44, 254
41,061
69. 621
671, 820 i 497, 775
2,770
88,385 | 22.488
227, 510 !
1,175
175,418 ' 86, 240
1,220,931 I
229,043 j
47(5,353
124,035
146,978
7. 465, 964
994,490
1.251,136
809, 424
543,800
OVER
$230,825 | $216,818
145,687 j 79,136
1, 092, 750 j 412,461
2, 500
82,863
66,504 j
8,774
15,105;
49,032
187,476 i 161,233
1,716 !
3, 739
46,648 ! 12,106
10, 854 : 49, 032
27, 619
2.380 I
$7,000 i $202,189 $2, 5t0,160
34,365 ,
799, 776
4, 232 !
2, 448, 792
37, 787 j 626, 212
234, 227
8,018 i
315,083
67, 599
212, 127
89, 761
29, 258
139, 724
180, 789
5,185
388, 620
82,470
36, 692
168, 589
29,889
214,171
92, 219
144,803
291,894
94, 299
28,413
GROUP II.— CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N
13
14
15
16
17
18
j
j
!
I
j
j
Milwaukee, Wis
Washington, D.C__.
Newark, N. J
Minneapolis, M i n n .
New Orleans, La.-_
Cincinnati, Ohio
Kansas City, M o .
Seattle, Wash
Indianapolis, Ind_.
Rochester, N. Y „.
Jersey City, N. J_
$719, 242 i $140,652
752,925
271, 312
747,798:
i 269, 001
449, 672 !
79, 221
179,953 !
51,416
1,182,161 |
191, 800
282,594
465,160
321,216
833,853
670,495
j
'
j
i
47,057
58, 501
49, 591
201. 217
$131,466 |
|
132, 761 !
!
64,376 !
!
111,834 1
I
67, 506 1
i
182, 768 1!
47, 015 1
76, 632
49,093 i
83, 673
146,158
:
$£7,734 ,..
49,595 !
187, 232 ! $35, 938
77, 902
103,317
39,280 I
390,731 •
1,121
47,544 _
_
328, 675
103, 679
202, 314
4,199
OF 300,000 TO 500,000
$109,453
100, 963
153, 526
$194, 913
143.863
293,981
518, 062
252,039
$43,865 ,
9,404 l
27,444
85, 510
24,147
$29, 524
48, 261
56,993
25, 674
$1, 601
95,830
9,028
56, 391
161, 787
34
35
36
37
38
51, 825
101, 827
69,460
32, 122
5, 130
212, 969
16, 279
48, 574
Omaha, Nebr
Birmingham, Ala
Worcester, Mass
San Antonio, Tex
Dallas, Tex
176,690 <
89,929 j
283,588 |
37,608!
34,164 i
45, 661
10. 245
16,052
14, 950
8,033
59, 827
6,211
23. 739
6,270
9,232
73, 743
29,285
74,915 !
372.864 !
144,842 I
28,956
268,551
15,636
46, 613
29,244
3,631
27,032
5,076
49, 532
27,053
11,434
23, 591
12, 511
128, 822
9,403
4,750
173,982
10, 984
46,090
886
Norfolk, Va
Houston, Tex
Bridgeport, Conn
Youngstown, Ohio
Hartford, Conn
87, 541
67, 552
148,403
203,767
167,274
5, 667
927
$1, 950
10, 656
50,524
29,411
398,943 j
144,156
228,089 I
I
23, 783
18,996
17, 760
5, 509
27,829
20,529
23,652
Grand Rapids, Mich..
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, Pa
Paterson, N. J
Springfield, Mass
1
48, 672
82, 599
61, 975
33,113
10,510
Richmond, Va
Syracuse, N . Y
New Haven, Conn
Memphis, Tenn
Dayton, Ohio
|
j
j
!
j
18,000
32,472
13,839
16,148
59, 746
14,872
Includes payments as
10, 789
46, 207
27,152
60. 583
7,992
$65, 675
383,566
276, 910
298, 334
92,893 !
152,861 |
16, 848
30, 304
2,697
24, 662
$7,992
5,802
249
5,018
$32, 348
2,124
4,987
9,628
2,035
1,440
17, 781
19,050
50, 244
100,17J
28,977
17, 585
1,054
34, 920
63,199
140,958
46, 052
18,296
136, 310
$1,808
274
897
4,220
229
$3,476
1,357
8,417
2, 338
7,423
$1, 239
$63,485
15, 663
35,453
12, 647
8,552
44, 881
1,799
$49, 915
36,998
162, 917
166, 603
18, 333
4,624
6,575
4, 923
5, 209
538
5,225
24, 632
16, 676
1,673
57,001
4, 597
85, 235
46,839
12,124
44,958
17, 392
12,383
1,383
53,103
23,219
1, 237
3, 950
4,134
5,144
7,900
46,0C9
8,231
3,053
12,409
2,000
4, 591
3,196
9,419
2, 987
"" 238"
380
9, 585
3,443
37, 346
3,144
855
1,789
998
3, 348
73,222
39,218
2, 393
34
1,789
38, 777
70
208
4,913
600
47, 736
276
26, 389
7,386
82,377
1, 025
2,015
66,054
3,981
to fire departments, not shown separately on city records.
260
1,955
13, 733
20,391
792
44,316
503
440
225
525
24, 524
9,303
4,112
15,151
14,472
8,560
5,688
100
13,102
32,442
5,642
644
10,200
270, 653
14. 747
43,655
7,084
7,208
23,521
8,160
28,343
172
10,033
3,139
12,996
14,813
34,132
6,088
38,016
68,214
242
3,100
$80, 638
249, 869
65, 543
29,946
16, 519
147,160
3,221
18,165
3, 777
30, 889
1,723
1,320
444
8,330
131, 540
46,427
12,842
$84, 974
33,009
OF 100,000 TO 300,000
$10,852
Columbus, Ohio
Providence, R. 1
St. Paul, Minn
Oakland, Calif
Atlanta, Ga
$46,417
521
10, 872
96, 624
10,166
58, 778
68,979
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N
Louisville, Ky
Toledo, Ohio
Portland, Oreg
Denver, Colo
Akron, Ohio
$27,568 j
8,453 '
2,661
2,502
500
54, 683
3,957
18, 502
20, 568
8,675
9,310
43,825
51,115
TABLE
12.
- 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 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 4 — C o n t i n u e d
[See note at head of this table, p. 252]
City nuniber
IX.—MISCELLANEOUS
Relief t o special
classes
Pensions a n d gratuities for—
CITY
Total
Policemen
Firemen
School
employees
All other
Mothers'
pensions
Soldiers'
relief a n d
burial
Undistributed
Adminisexpenses
t r a t i o n of
public
t r u s t a n d J u d g m e n t s Unclassia n d losses
fied
investMunicipal
ment
All other
service
funds
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
Des Moines, Iowa
Trenton, N . J
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Fall River, Mass
Camden, N . J
$98, 546
124,429
40, 490
175, 275
207,606
$21,733
26,996
Nashville, Tenn.
New Bedford, Mass...
Flint, Mich
Wilmington, Del
Albany, N . Y
Cambridge, Mass
Kansas City, Kans„_.
Erie, Pa
Reading, Pa
Yonkers, N . Y
Lowell, Mass
Duluth, Minn
Tulsa, Okla
Elizabeth, N. J
Spokane, Wash
Tacoma, Wash
Canton, Ohio
Oklahoma City, Okla
Lynn, Mass
Utica, N . Y
Water bury, Conn
63,889
184, 377
41,946
38, 389
184, 357
317,935
64,-382
100, 012
90,441
260, 651
270,864
78, 918
22, 729
68, 321
53,438
103,849
103, 936
18, 637
211,001
145,046
56,411
15, 287
40,800
J
1
i
1
!
!
i
$7,428
53,167
8,063
53, 562
48,099
13, 585
12, 797
!
$18,157
42,727
300
20,451
34, 565
9,646
7,250
6,976
51,428
5,972
11, 503
75, 398
50, 667
17,483
33, 783
10, 736
6,470
25,591
12,148
18,492
I§, 345
13,876
14,844
13,059
350
14,139
]2,720
8,349
31,816
25, 762
14,647
10,186
10,910
26,894
16, 741
18,460
8,678
18,046
18, 592
7,255
9,959
8,944
11,888
26,232
8, 286
76,142
71, 359
104, 227
38, 910
15, 776
$13, 601
$245
$18,989
765
88
4,386
21, 556
53,121
26,991
3,684
64,862
95, 668
43, 241
10, 649
72,110
800
1,608
102, 676
5,209
101, 748
195
1,773
46, 759
118
478
18,181
10,894
59,884
13, 283
54, 340
1,440
4,664
206
490
4.122
4,678
8,395
9,130
$7, 767
1,294
6,824
1,022
2,656
336
3,950
887
299
60
4
$29,860
$27, 300
25,187
2,390
23, 707
15, 747
9,145
8,615
2,249
760
134
8,471
14,840
8,432
13,183
12,887
22,278
5,086
4,704
971
1,553
4,011
207
319
2,304
505
4,791
10,000
249
1,263
5,354
31,151
2,224
4,941
79, 741
36, 711
76, 001
$58,080
$4, 585
116
5,494
25,129
40,204
9,345
13,811
2,876
240
3,341
1,257
443
4,156
726
213
5,611
7,299
72,416
8,005
7,387
2, 646
12,446
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
80
81
8?
83
84
$157,635
7,949
60, 667
46,882
97,446
Somerville, M a s s
E l Paso, Tex .
S a n Diego, Calif
Fort Wayne, Ind
Jacksonville, Fla
$10, 293
$5,689
12,825
15, 080
18, 653
2,405
8,732
6,383
172, 845
179,040
40,806
34, 248
49,153
6, 966
4,424
15,192
10,686
12, 334
6,506
8,665
14, 594
1,680
5,045
30, 358
83,251
6,321
2,785
15,142
664
1,122
7,105
10, 709
17, 201
14,611
8,906
3,800
38, 929
39,300
10, 334
7, 659
1, 475
20,081
1,340
2,954
6,300
7,197
9,445
3,470
8, 312
984
39, 583
7,964
4,082
15,313
1,196
53, 007
5, 663
26, 299
15, 710
5,405
1,853
16, 718
6,701
12, 252
48, 601
8,382
1,300
2,972
4,489
46, 470
6, 881
59, 731
46,485
3,823
4,758
14,908
18, 696
30, 015
7,691
5,470
8, 730
5,796
8,397
5,999
4, 537
10, 613
6,988
42, 703
9,902
7, 530
2,219
31,341
10,124
7,933
85
86
87
88
89
Schenectady, N . Y
Evansville, Ind
Knoxville, Tenn_
Savannah, Ga
90
91
9?,
93
94
Allentown, Pa
Bayonne, N . J
Wichita, Kans
Harrisburg, Pa
Manchester, N . H
95
96
97
98
99
L o n g B e a c h , Calif
P e o r i a , 111
T a m p a , Fla
South Bend, Ind
St. Joseph, M o
100
101
10?
103
104
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
Rockford, 111
Portland, M e
Gary, Ind
105
106
107
108
109
Hamtramck, Mich
Little Rock, Ark
Trov, N . Y
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif-
54, 312
14, 842
165,822
76, 398
68,169 1
110
111
I}?,
113
114
Binghamton, N . Y
Johnstown, Pa
E a s t St. L o u i s , 111
Saginaw, Mich
Terre Haute, Ind
152, 510
62, 834
27, 982
22,852
42,998
115
116
117
118
119
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N . J
Passaic, N . J
Springfield, Ohio
Lansing, Mich
26, 239
126, 742
58,155
120, 336
31, 207
-
62, 763
117, 384
20, 730
89,051
28, 639
__
...
64,138
50, 235
43,572
26, 342
37, 863
108,075
30, 892
12, 816
76,847
29, 883
16, 514
$28,851
$25, 241
$39, 531
$38, 224
$486
300
449
12,101
17,936
29, 397
12, 801
43,693
9,776
23,077
96
742.
17, 816
!
895
1,268
5,649
963
1, 565
4,689
30, 729
613
%2, 077
450
$3,072
5,213
42, 777
9,557
33, 649
$560
2,360
19, 260
2,850
48,386
2,223
3,990
6, 278
4,608
$4,094
8,900
11, 980
31,610
250
100
61,471
5,990
$6, 734
1,690
.
55
_
475
4, 603 !
585 1
25
4, 295
9, 528
16, 284
4,015
1
135
28,188
493
37,376
15,818
2,091
35,950
1,877
4,721
7,390
12,167
4,991
8,799
2, 615
2,200
682
2,297
936
180
12
8,159
187
5,224
40
102
17, 834
47
600
921
14
20,340
550
333
27, 695
20,931
1,262
2,218
6,431
4,452
4,194
i
2,891
53
20
3,159
15,989
32, 742
25,124
79,180
3,863
39,028
3,600
1,200
4,609
26, 514
13,055
2,229
1, 657
72
5,317
8,087
3,682
424 i
500 |
1
26, 366
7,880
3.972
660
'
1,906
!
15
55
3,056
9,937
327
3,679
100
36, 553
19,162
1,020
120
100
1,141
3.085
7,269
2,653
9, 465 ;
973
18, 936
6,744
4.593
17, 552
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 DEPARTMENTAL S E R V I C E : 1924—Continued
[See note at head of this table, p. 252]
IX.—MISCELLANEOUS
Relief to special
classes
Pensions a n d gratuities for—
•z I
Total
Policemen
Firemen
|J^
0
°^
e s
! All other
Mothers'
pensions
Undistributed
Adminisexpenses
t r a t i o n of
public
t r u s t a n d J u d g m e n t s Unclassia n d losses I
fled
investMunicipalj
ment
service
All other
funds
enterprises!
Soldiers'
relief a n d
burial
G R O U P I V . — C I T J 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
120
121
122
123
124
Chester, Pa
Racine, Wis
Chattanooga, Tenn__
Brockton, Mass
Altoona, Pa
$54,844
53,550
21,076
127, 227
37.460
125
126
127
128
129
New Britain, Conn._
Highland Park, Mich
Mobile, Ala._
Berkeley, Calif
Springfield, 111
31, 770
49,594
10, 570
13,623
26, 210
130
131
132
133
134
Bethlehem, Pa
Huntington, W. Va._
Holyoke, Mass
Lincoln, Nebr
Winston-Salem, N. C.
42, 288
4,850
95,768
10,625
1,516
135
136
137
138
139
Cicero, 111
Quincy, Mass
East Orange, N. J
Portsmouth, Va
Covington, Ky
10,754
75,903
43,719
15.461
17,327
140
141
142
143
144
Macon, Ga
Roanoke, Va_
Jackson, Mich
Shreveport, La.Wheeling, W. Va
10,307
23,489
20,313
66,602
14,541
$2,106
6. 480
5,544
$4,687
6,899
5,040
8,914
5,849
1,882
$32,396
23,886
4,080
27,490
29,058
!
1,583
| „
$660
13,784
,
$40,472
5,447 .
-
3,426
4,814
5, 758
9,388
26,858
700
17,758
550
10, 798
1,060
1,867
2,235
540
1,375
169
880
3,335
4,402
1,988
3,210
20,919
24, 703
3,098
8,705
28,000
i
i
i
15,307 | _
_
20, 569
12,402 |
j
5,200
i
237
796
4,798
9,789
22,421
928
1,506
18,023
6,202
10, 962
384
3,400
32
158
345
i,566
11,564
1,065
1,358
500
25
2,502
136
8,959
2.559
1,360
4
345
180
75
7,124
2,891
68
1,207
14,717
i
15,485
1
1,209
4,268
3,209
3
1,500
902
2,661
4,210
3,264
1,505
166 L
i
2,536
7,445
4,480
645
$7,753
10, 015
25
2,243
2,553
360
3,961
2,200
$6,437
9,465
$1,800
1,646
!
_
_
4,026
933
9,354
$3, 571
927
2,691
27,134 L .
7,350
5,911
$252
$300 L-
18.050 I —.
L_.
350
1
371
705
3,200
416
!
140
424
279
98
1,316
200
1,425
• 1,485
1,495
2,248
627
1,898
1,700
1,415
431
9,071
57,276
5,981
145
146
147
148
149
N i a g a r a Falls, N . V
Lancaster, P a
Fresno, Calif
Augusta, G a .
P a s a d e n a , Calif
j
;
_!
!
70,930
36,621
56,767
65,015
42,365
150
151
152
153
154
L a k e wood, Ohio
Topeka, Kans
Davenport, Iowa
Atlantic City, N. J
Kalamazoo, Mich
i
'
\
|
i
61,031
20,435
36,382
183,017
27,859
155
156
157
158
159
W i c h i t a Falls, Tex
Newton, Mass
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N. C
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
!
|
'
j
i
i
6,362
'
I
;
j
i
215
5,598
1,850
123,741
124,969
16//68
9,397 j
12,243
6,457 '<
5,601 i
5,534 |
5,580 i
7,070 !
6,953 :
46,292 !
3,94. i
3,567
21, 244
3, 650
6,523 '
2,934
2,935
10, 611
3,993
3,448
GROW
2,577
|
!
1
58,040
10,432
35,307
4,604
24,424
15,499
1,008
s
735 !
7,063 i
4,679
1,854 i
250
25, 752
16,991
1,527 i
444
1,325
2,196
4,972 •
49,316
1,607
18, 789
24,016
10,800
129
1,427
50
4, 209
10, 031
4,335
2, 574
14 !
10
5, COO '
1,842 I
375
1,560
40,546 1
16,015
.
o \
779
425 ;
2,161
48,416
26,22,
26,817
47,256
10,t>£6 '
25,023
333
io :
2,778
5C0
7, 739
390
19,068
4,901
3,937
24, 570
20,096
10,764
1,450
283
5,748
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
160
161
162
163
164
Haverhill, Mass
O a k P a r k , 111
N e w Castle, P a
Kenosha, Wis
York, Pa
165
166
167
168
169
D e c a t u r , 111
W o o n s o c k e t , R. I
McKeesport, Pa
Bay City, Mich
Hammond, Ind
170
171
172
173
174
$94,872
38, 389
33,405
35, 309
21,476
$3,036 1
3,594 ;
17,292
14,454
27,377
6,952
21,383
4,302 !
6,587 !
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
Elmira, N. Y.l
Beaumont, Tex
Galveston, Tex
Chelsea, M a s s
94,080
69,340
8,121
15, 752
132,828
6,504
8,540 ,
175
176
177
178
179
Charleston, W. V a . . .
Medford, Mass
P e r t h A m b o y , N . J_.
Pittsfield, M a s s
S t o c k t o n , Calif.
14,244
86,353
58, 262
57,113
59, 388
180
181
182
183
184
L i m a , Ohio
M o n t g o m e r y , Ala
Madison, Wis
Greensboro, N . C
Lexington, K y
56, 560
43,854
16,017
5,298
26,916
..
3,480
$2, 596
3, 924
6,202
2,202
4,174
8,882
5,895
655
720
3,9B0
8,426
$19, 751
3,210
12,258
18, 275
13,772
$841
$34, 244
$3,955
$30,449
$20, 838
2,581
55 "
349 I
13,748
3,593
5,592
63,194
27, 919
"~H39~|
16, 009
8,040
213 _
38,475
2,992 !
5,189
2,362
8,808 ,
2,760 !
9,601 I
8*i3
5,844
788
9,253
18, V 91
13, 717
14,907
4,145
1,620 !
2,673 |
2,411
2,640
2,067
1,701
1,221
14,601
15, 963
10
12,218
8,036
$200 ;.
702 |.
1,327
11,327
1,904
10,980
550
2, 401
792
597
1,699
37,147
44, 945
7,676 j
1,298
C05
751
11,355
732
69
325
11,555
3, 687
5,335
370
500
8,624
300 l.
95 |
2,841
15 j
890 L
$14, 945
3, 494
3, 453
2,166
26
"eo"!
366
2,303
5,782
12,151
650
5, 718
542
20
4, 217
3,707
7,389
3,531
14, 723
9,617
20,792
17, C62
17,183
29,069
4,693
30,923
5,480
3,055
20, 208
TABLE 12.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST
P A Y M E N T * 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 SUBDIVISIONS
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 : 1924—Continued
00
I—*
[See note at head of this table, p. 252]
IX.—MISCELLANEOUS
Belief to special
classes
Pensions and gratuities for—
Total
Policemen
Fire!
™> jompkyL;
Mothers'
pensions
A1!othCT
Undistributed
Adminisexpenses
tration of
public 'judgments Unclassitrust and and losses I tied
investMunicipal
ment
service
All other
funds
enterprises!
Soldiers'
relief and
burial
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
185
186
18V
188
189
East Chicago, Ind._.
Pueblo, Colo
Pontiac, Mich
Fitchburg, Mass
New Rochelle, N. Y.
$16, 956
22, 698
10,762
86, 038 !
83,951 j
190
191
192
193
194
Salem, Mass
Evanston, 111
San Jose, Calif
Butte, Mont
West Hobokcn, N . J
111,419 i
27,017 1
9,392 1
10,975
38,062
195
196
197
198
199
Williamsport, Pa___
Brookline, Mass
Jamestown, N. Y . . _
Hamilton, Ohio
Muskegon, Mich
200
201
202
203
204
Waco, Tex
Everett, Mass
Springfield, Mo
Muncie, Ind
Lorain, Ohio
44,474
97,278
37,324 !
63,900 !
12,806
12,034
94, 740
1,993
9,412
145, 574
$600
240
2,544
7,309
$4,404
1,934
4,529
600
1,754
5,148
513
4,813
6,016
17, 664
1,145
7,402
600
5,345
938
5,117
5,423
4,899
2,311
$1,923
4,140
2,582
11, 650
50,709
15,458
3,142
$7,303
18,361
$28,999
11,812
29,479
i
j
$28,649 j..
$12
!
42,993 |
586 |
'
i
2,592
1,200
702
16,630
2,497
4, 551
960
896
5,467
32,797
$120
1,300
1,909
30
1,152
3,334
6,162
50
1,158
8,357
1,325
i
11,376
5,657
1,718
10
2,822
210
12,167
27,892
I
4, 548
4,023
4,945
a
to
1,210
o
39, 651
12, 574
6,604
a
3,057
9,866
H
to
663
9,053
547
16,343 I
.
488
11
H
$8,378
i
|
;
H
>
H
i—i
480
100
71
W
l>
to
to
!
305
12,867
23,694
10,400
33,471
53,116
2,940
3,441
9
$92
161
275
2,413
$15, 033
13,342
6,479
3,771
3
>
o
289
10,171
9,361
1,157
3,716
96,403
7,200
M
M
42,809
35,117
210
211
919
213
°,u
215
216
217
218
?19
1,595
8, 684
1, 512
4.316
1,260
5,798
!
13,223
4,204
2, 695
10,158
8,655
3,776
4, 582
4,198
4, 918
390
2,040
3, 710
10,584
1,989
34, 399
2, 4S7
4, 248
11,071
11,200
.. .
Superior, W i s
Stamford, C o n n
Aurora, 111
Taunton, Mass
Council Bluffs, I o w a
Rock I s l a n d , 111
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
Q u i n c y , 111
Austin, T e x . . .
1,825
."), 742
10,472
23,038 |
205 j Chicopee, M a s s
206 D u b l i n UP. I o w a _ _..
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h . .
'W
<>0S
C o l u m b i a , S. C
909 Joliet, 111..
48,119
27,227 I
12,353 ,
42,927 i
16,863
__
14,936
43,250
16,381
4,765
35,895
-_
.
,
;
'
'
11,503
2,778
98
10,620
10,188
,
3,130
10.827
..
r
1,237
19,369
4, 652
523
3,187
1,375
2,999
92
5,184
2,135
12,282
f.50 !
560 '
11,319 !
2,400
17, 951
1
j
Waterloo, Iowa
9
36
5
!
Ogden, U t a h .
D a n v i l l e , 111
Wilmington, N . C.
13,106
34,399
12,400
1,528 ,
10,967 !
4,190
1, 500
832
3,198
640
2?5
926
227
228
229
Auburn, N. Y
Kokomo, I n d .
. _
Newport News, Va
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
H a z l e t o n , Pa._
52,395 '
8,436 '
38,844 S
74,201
33,078 .
5,000
3, 560
572
2, 250
3,783
3,473
230
231
232
233
234
Orange, N . J
Amsterdam, N . Y .
P e t e r s b u r g , Va
Norristown, Pa._
Waltham, Mass
14,449
33,240
8,869
29, 779
77,575
6,529
3,251
7, 635
1,257
1,693
2,897
3,271
23,362
2,062
15,407
10,690
235
936
237
238
239
Lewiston, M e
G r e e n B a y , Wis
Columbus, Ga
Oshkosh, Wis
S h e b o y g a n , Wis
2,860
1,402
1,392
12,669
940
241
242
243
944
Moline, 111
....
Watertown, N . Y
Muskogee, O k l a .
L a Crosse, W i s
Newburgh, N . Y
7,080
44,150
58,278 !
47,932 |
38,634 ;
245
246
247
248
Lynchburg, Va
...
Colorado Springs, Colo
Newport, R. I _
Pensacola, F l a
21,164
18,875 I
32.527 !
2,354 j
M
._
.
..
.
!
,
,
,
19,065 i
22,305 1
15,660 !
19.526 •
26,498
1,380
1,145
5,744
3,972
2,515
3,800
3,953
1,604
1,224
3,250
3,545
909
5,003
2,776
3,558
3,524
2, 250
1,926
5, 500
1,500
2,452
29, 586
2,342
2,240
25,324
24, 685
2,406
378
150
15
1,857
738
1,946
5, 668
4, 715
899
4,207
8,148
180
400
35
J6
436
2,217
1,869
698
102
1,625
. _. _i .
15
i
1
i
4,698
1,690
31. 107 i
16.384
196
587
000
8, 842
8.134
37
11
250
1,982
603
2,967
1,256
194
10,925
2,223
18,057
2
'
3
8
14,496
13, 784
20,824
2,502
3,338
6,200
;
5,122
1,427
180
13
1,591 I . .
750
216
150 |
8,132
i
. .
.
i _ _
1
I
;
6,336
6,592
36,145
5, 767
1,210
970
250
^
>
26,629
3,103
8,217
7,856 '
Q
N
5, 756
288
5,420
7, 725
34, 607
100
21
•"
500
3, 478
401
8,130
205
1,150
7,507
2,380
10,553
120
8,011
1, 528
1.592
1,170
2.009
312
828
5, 300
222
223
224
'
505
1
220
221
. .
2,600
41
\
2,330
7, 855
t"1
4,920
h3
185
651
4,617
3,251
5,191
w
>
400
3,391
13,801
8,593
2,767
19,947
3,941
550
228
1,277
15,866
4,247
4,996
2,526
500
375
6,379
7,267
11,945
1,979
OZ
Cn
T A B L E 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 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
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 :
1924
GENERAL
[ T h i s Uible is presented in t w o sections, t h e second section beginning on p . 324. 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.
For a text discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 39]
ALL G E N E R A L
DEPARTMENTS
I.—GENERAL
GOVERNMENT
II.—PROTECTION TO P E R S O N AND
Police d e p a r t m e n t
Total
Grand total..
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
...,$1,429, 749,082
Per
capita
Total
$35. 76
$120,600,098
42.45
39. 38
29.20
27.76
27.37
I -.
II..
III
IV.
V_.
73,222,890
16, 516, 902
15, 287, 572
9,324,265
6,248,469
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
$3.02 $145,170,115i
4.17
3.81
1.70
1.69
1.74
83, 988,802
15,857,334
24, 536, 357
13,144, 225
7, 643, 397
Fire department
50, 068, 665
14,074,940
27, 536, 517
15,705,070
9, 688, 965
Per
capita
New York, N . Y
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, Pa
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, Pa
San Francisco, Calif
Buffalo, N . Y
' $278*249,758
113,475,701
71,081, 542
43,327,661
34,188,222
25,801,736
'
23,428,274
42,154,916
39,926,110
29, 509, 357
19, 615,598
24,716,397
$4.84 $31,457,826 ' $5.40 $18,005,371
$47. 72 $28,247,618
5,743,089
38. 56 12,108,175 I 4.11 13,794,528 i 4.69
9,334,934 ' 4.78
,
3,815,199
36.43
7,192,833 ! 3.69
2.84
4,923,930 !
4.20
3,470,098
36.96
3,329,899 i
3.48
2, 344,484
37.47
3,176,127
2,848,995 • 3.12
3.11
1,834,876
32. 01
2,503,751 I
3,775,458 ' 4.68
29.85
54. 35
0)
47.14
36.08
46.65
1,613,424
3,855,485
3, 615,884
3,486,964
2,144,132
1,948,598
2.06
4.97
0)
5.57
3.94
3.68
3,001,944 .
4,410,712 l
3,672,190 |
2,128,730 j
2,419,349 I
2,220,206 !
3.82
5.69
0)
3.40
4.45
4.19
2,224,922
3,402,237
2,431,360
1,958,432
2. 706,687
2,131,910
Total
Per
capita
$2.93 ($23,645,3701
10.59 $34, 206, 343;
2.85 14, 607, 685
3.24 3,463,835
3.07 2,985, 623
2.84 1, 643,872
944,355
2.70
0.83 17,350,007
0.80 5,032,974
0.33 6, 572,039
0.30 3,241,361
0.26 2,009,962
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
IV.—SANITATION,
OR PROMOTION
OF CLEANLINESS
All other
Total
Total
$3.63 $117,074,157
4.78
3.66
2.74
III.—CONSERVATION
OF H E A L T H
PROPERTY
Per
capita
Total
$0.1
$108, 263, 918
12.71
61,054,209
12, 843, 957
17,374, 282
10,991, 526
5,999,944
3.48
2.96
1.94
1.99
1.67
0.99
1.16
0.73
0.59
0.56
Per
capita
OVER
$3.09 $5,068, 714
1.95 2,715,787
1.96 1,454,025
2.96
709,032
306, 951
2.57
2.28
561,210
$0. 87
0.92
0.75
0.60
0.34
0.70
2.83 , 203,458
4.39 ! 628,109
0) i 1,467, 531
3.13 I 693,969
4.98 ! 398,607
4.02 ; 400,292
0.26
0.81
0)
1.11
0.73
0.76
$4,977, 736
3,378,112
1,222,694
1, 682, 297
1,152, 315
607, 581
497,460
983,473
728,828
744, 302
656,987
718,222
$0. 85 $23,638,360
1.15 11, 531,405
6,462, 746
0.63
3, 325,088
1.44
1.26
2, 536, 856
0.75
1, 389,961
$4.05
3.92
3.31
2.84
2.78
1.72
2,058, 773
3, 602, 581
1,394,279
2, 530,614
704, 659
1,878,887
2.62
4.64
0.63
1.27
0)
1.19
1.21
1.36
0)
4.04
1.30
3.55
G R O U P 11. - C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O X O F 300,000 T O 500,000
13
14
15
16
17
18
j Milwaukee, Wis
I Washington, D . C
Newark, N . J
| Minneapolis, M i n n
! N e w Orleans, L a
j Cincinnati, Ohio-....
19
20
21
22
23
| Kansas City. M o . . . . - . .
Seattle, W a s h
_. . .
j Indianapolis, I n d
.. - .
| Rochester, N . Y
..
I J e r s e y C i t y , N . J . . . . . _ .:
$20,153,558
19,743,874
20,995,640
16,314,686
10,373,829
15,125,519
$40.78
41.01
47.12
39.10
25.33
37.09
$1,832,869
1,114,281
1,810,302
1,414,158
1,119, 535
1,834,118
$1,627,349
2,065, 715
2,221,066
1,093,281
1,050, 519
1,008,480
$3.29
4.29
4.98
2.62
2.57
2.47
$1,467,927
1,472,011
1, 793,373
1,185,359
1,054,691
1,039,137
$2.97
3.06
4.02
2.84
2.58
2.55
$314,978
500,617
360, 505
284,104
570,758
211,343
$0.64
1.04
0.81
0.68
1.39
0.52
$572,472
296,786
812,025
770,056
221,110
314,106
14,474,002
12,657,477
11,832,357
14,587,347
14, 574,343
40.88
2,127,747
1, 554,026
857,118
1,087,143
1, 765, 605
1,359,446
1,125, 732
1,043, 666
1,033,010
2,229,070
3.84
832,560
1,364,434
1,392,911
1,092,360
1,380,177
2.35
212,357
210,008
201,838
350,809
246, 518
0.60
223,843
374,011
313, 754
500,391
634,420
0)
33.70
46. 55
46.69
0)
2.97
3.30
7.14
0)
3.97
3.49
4.42
0)
0.57
1.12
0.79
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
Louisville, K y . .
Toledo, Ohio
Portland, Oreg..D e n v e r , Colo
A k r o n , Ohio
Columbus, OhioProvidence, R. I .
St. P a u l , M i n n . .
Oakland, Calif...
A t l a n t a , Ga
23.86 I
32.95
32.04 !
30.32
6,066,402
3,713,216
8,064,444
3, 721,803
4, 690,429
R i c h m o n d , Va
Syracuse, N . Y
New Haven, Conn.
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio
I
I
|
j
6,398,178
8,631,496
7,815,563
7,383,656
6,075,511
Omaha, Nebr
Birmingham, Ala.
Worcester, M a s s . .
San A n t o n i o , Tex Dallas, Tex
.
45
46
47
18
$6,655,841
7,412,075
7,647, 581
10,065,751
5,488,822
Norfolk, V a .
Houston, Tex
Bridgeport, Conn
Y o u u g s t o w n , Ohio
Hartford, Conn
i Per capita n o t c o m p u t e d .
$22. 91 ! $413,434
26.44
447,194
27. 55
397,415
36.41
1,009,354
289,775
0)
$1.42
1.60
1.43
3.65
0)
$771,020
734,578
785,054
725,995
404,365
$2. 65
2.62
2.83
2.63
632,035
1,109,614
675,408
673,916
614,822
2.36
4.24
2.77
2.77
0)
$709,019
781, 540
948,966
829,600
359,154
$2. 44
2.79
3.42
3.00
2.84
3.78
3.85
3.68
0)
$61,887
73,597
196, 600
145,845
34, 660
$0.21
0.26
0.71
0.53
0.21
0.32
0.70
0.47
0)
$250, 938
131, 678
86, 658
191,084
123,995
1.60
1.80
2.16
1.55
0)
429,265
471,494
527,802
377,457
247,954
0)
761, 735
989,304
939,499
896,721
541,445
0)
56,825
84,534
169, 592
115,179
45, 953
0)
102,208
332,165
147,141
123,960
211, 592
29.16
18.61
42.67 1
19.85
25.47
348, 546
204,055
323,013
177,882
271,094
1.68
1.02
1.71
0.95
1.47
572,162
343,840
792,870
274,035
355,968
2.75
1.72
4.19
1.46
1.93
824,228
495,101
729,323
421, 698
508,003
3.96
2.48
3.86
2.25
2.76
59,452
59, 967
122,103
40,158
72, 717
0.29
0.30
0.65
0.21
0.39
102,495
96, 538
243,150
69,027
139,403
4, 789,113
6,140,074
5,523,200
4, 749, 778
4, 299,092
26.04 1
34.04 |
31.39
27.57 |
25.40
412,131
427,058
293,388
195,635
290,976
2.24
2.37
1.67
1.14
1.72
500, 989
529, 654
694,711
518, 822
349,095
2.72
2.94
3.95
3.01
2.06
556,467
658,192
621,952
502,019
348, 860
3.03
3.65
3.53
2.91
2.06
138,040
29,048
72. 371
62,004
59,098
0.75
0.16
0.41
0.36
0.35
161,312
216,837
119,409
164,472
44,103
4,108,834
4,486,298
5,029,018
3, 422, 602
5, 655,940
0)
0)
333,125
223,886
250,932
254,858
348, 555
0)
0)
l
638, 917
417,296
614,781
248, 503
495, 365
(
0
0)
0)
1.60
630,919
426. 310
710,627 j
183,651 j
587,985 i
0)
0) !
65, 618
35, 512
45,853
16,893
81, 808
0)
0)
0)
0.11
60,205
118, 746
172,021
41, 696
181,921 ,
22.06 i
36. 93 1
(
0
()
1.64
2.28 j
F o r e x p l a n a t i o n , see text discussion of T a b l e 1, p . 13.
3. 23 J
1.18 •
3.84 i
0.53
IABLE
13.—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 , B Y 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 :
1924—Continued
[This t a b l e is p r e s e n t e d i n t w o sections, t h e second section beginning on p . 324. 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 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 . 39]
|
I
Cit y number
1
i
CITY
ALL G E N E R A L
DEPARTMENTS
i
1
I.—GENERAL
GOVERNMENT
',
Police d e p a r t m e n t
Per
capita
Total
Total
III .—CONSERVATION
OF H E A L T H
I I . — PROTECTION TO P E R S O N A N D P R O P E R T Y
Per
capita :
Fire department
All other
Total
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
IV.—SANITATION,
OR PROMOTION
OF CLEANLINESS
Total
Per
capita
P(
?
capita I
Total
x oc u
"
I Per
j capita
G R O U P I I I . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 100,000 T O 300,000—Continued
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, P a
Paterson, N . J
Springfield, M a s s
$4,674,620
2, 860,257
3, 990,393
4,881,201
6, 700,134
$31.90
19.60
28.21
34.71
47.83
$223,972
135,118
197,221
179,347
357, 397
$1. 53
0.93
1.39
1.28
2.55
$275, 304
263, 527
331. 690
442, 730
609, 643
$1. 88
1.81
2.34
3.15
4.35
$601,136
321,182
430, 626
535, 291
755, 334
$4.10
2.20
3.04
3.81
5.39
$45,619
40, 585
44. 486
36,439
51,449
$0. 31
0.28
0.31
0.26
0.37
$204,396
55,419
59 r 859
125, 942
134,619
$1.39
0.38
0.42
0.90
0.96
$212,282
232, 690
312,838
330, 787
597, 799
$1.45
1.59
2.21
2.35
4.27
Des M o i n e s , Iowa
Trenton, N . J
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h
Fall River, Mass___•._
Camden, N. J
4,402,460 I
4,326,321 i
3, 535,487 i
4, 872, 913
3,722,391 -
31.97
33.36
27.50
38.14
29.45
215, 766
186, 289
201,644
246,309
221,920
1.57
1.44
1.57
1. 93
1.76
309,496
441,664
229, 285
487, 338
439, 235
2.25 '
3.41
i.78
3.81
3.47 •
447, 571
443, 534
197,033
441,835
389, 227
3.25
3.42
1.53
3. 46
3. 08
28, 623
54, 716
19,710
28, 074
35, 892
0.2J
0.42
0.15
0.22
0.28
58,821
189, 710
72,518
222,059
85, 835
0.43
1.46
0. 56
1.74
0.68
225, 852
271, 263
150,148
206, 908
195,983
1.64
2. 09
1.17
1.62
1.55
Nashville, T e n n
N e w Bedford, M a s s . .
Flint, Mich
W i l m i n g t o n , Del
Albany, N . Y
2,016,790 l
5,078,111 I
3,218,893 !
2,521,963 i
3,918,476 |
21.20
42. 39
27.08
21.23
33.47
134,742
260,786
148, 924
185, 322
315,568
1.09
2.18
1.25
1.56
2.70
298,415
506,295
230,815
306,938
486,869
2.42
4.23
1.94
2.58
4.16
324, 868
455.310
279, 600
300, 673
412,705
2. 63
3.80
2.35
2.53
3. 53
22,289
47, 013
28, 689
20,124
25,919
0. 18
0.39
0.24
0.17
0.22
52, 226
168,731
83, 639
23,157
132,895
0.42
1.41
0.70
0.19
J. 14
162,691
458,184
215, 556
258, 095
426, 807
1.32
3. 82
1.81
2. 17
3. 65
Cambridge, Mass
Kansas City, Kans._.
Erie, P a . . .
Reading, P a
Yonkers, N . Y
4,374,873 i
2,627,401 |
2,728,551 !
2,290,228
5,523,397
37.45
22.72
221, 872
141, 732
172,275
129, 544
417,844
1.90
1.23
387, 569
198,183
221,025
202,323
577,866
3.32 i
1.71 !
339,314
305,684
284,043
93,180
379, 339
2.90
2. 61
76,421
] 1. 793
22, 392
27, 355
48, 683
0.65
0.10
155,880
46, 957
50, 038
55,390
197,184
1.33
0.41
389,225
106,863
144, 055
214, 982
526, 307
3. 33
0.92
Lowell, M a s s
Duluth, Minn
T u l s a , Okla
Elizabeth, N . J
Spokane, Wash
4,103,666
3,251,588
2,726,085
3,194,473
3,180, 536
347,496
245,143
233.174
332,315
193,734
3.14
2.26 !
2.18
420, 804
378, 566
226,635
483, 598
323,451
3.80
3.49
2.12
31,915
24,147
29, 567
42,428
29,817
0.29
0.22
0.28
138, 778
78,654
20,314
73,860
68,805
1.25
0.73
0.19
0)
20.48
. 49. 60
37.09
30.00
25.45
0)
30.41
237, 988
252,356
135,478
163, 696
143, 542
0)
1.16
3.75
2.15
2.33
1.27
0)
1.37
0)
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1.81
5. 19 |
0)
1.85
0)
0.83
3.41
0)
3.09
0)
0.24
0.44
0)
0.29
0)
0.50
1.77
0)
0,66
280, 956
94,154
120, 867
254, 703
189,310
0)
1.92
4.73
2.54
0.87
1.13
0)
1,8!
74
75
76
77
78
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C a n t o n , Ohio
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Lynn, Mass
Utica, N . Y
Waterbury, Conn
2, 826, 331
2,298,983
3,077,875
3, 383, 744
3, 097,199
3, 807,247
27.42
22.37
0)
33.01
30.72
0)
153,943
130,316
165,037
168, 338
249, 323
227,685
1.49
1.27
0) 1
1.64
2.47
0)
1.79 j
1.41
184,962
145, 394
267, 877
274,760
232, 736
358, 741
0) 1
2.68
2.31
1
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376,211
184, 468
284, 336
355,811
336,703
466,131
3.65 !
1.80
(0
3.47
3.34
1
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24,340
22,296
32,212
44, 654
16, 319
26,343
0)
40,709
46,287
55,991
110, 334
55, 865
74,413
$0. 32
0.41
0.54
0.15
0.56
$55,915
86, 547
78, 282
19,326
77,461
$0. 57
0.89
0.81
0.20
0.82
0.24
0.35
0.16
0.22
0.30
116,399
125, 739
24,231
46,066
47, 857
1.24
1.36
0.26
0.50
0.52
376,328 i 4.02
5.62
520,513
0.86
79.496
133,747 ' 1.46
246, 340
2.70
0.14
0.62
0.26
0.38
0.18
35, 545
63, 800
33,831
27,130
74,277
0.40
0.74
0.39
0.33
0.90
110,122
241,467
105,550
214,559
207, 081
1.23
2.79
1.22
2.61
2.52
0.85
0.30
0.61
49,827
1.04
83,602
23, 772
0.30
40, 580 j 0.52
36,966
0.47
284, 362
131,679
145,853
77,410
35,571
3.50
1.63
1.81
0.99
0.45
0.44
0.25
0.74
0.43
0.49
113,515
140,933
76,392
221, 808
95, 518
1.48
1.88
1.03
2.99
1.31
0.24 j
0.22
0)
0.44
0.16
0.39 j
0.45
0)
1.08 1
0.55
0)
107,726
102,241
134,956
246,732
287,530
154,337
1.04
1.00
0)
2.41
2.85
0)
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$2, 633, 030 $26, 82
1, 982, 766 20.43
3, 245, 992 33.66
2, 570, 831 26.86
2, 592,271
27.29
Somerville, M a s s .
E l Paso, T e x
San Diego, C a l i f . .
F o r t W a y n e , Ind_
Jacksonville, F l a _ .
$136, 424
125,973
239, 377
64, 279
184, 973
151,491
213,403
74, 916
161, 515
148, 515
$1.39
! 1.30
j 2.48
! 0.67
1.95
$225, 755
168,439
209,024
205, 002
298, 713
1.62
2.30
! 0.81
i 1.77
- 1.63
330,132
269,171
161,796
213,915
234,331
$2. 30
1.74
2.17
2.14
3.15
!
$265,156
186,579
261,555
297,246
308, 633
$2.70
1.92
2.71
3.11
3.25
3.53
2.91
1.76
2.34
2.57
372, 080
223, 433
245, 783
202, 632
217,484
3.97
2.41
2.67
2.22
2.38
$31, 227
39, 338
52,153
14,114
53, 000
$290,428 j
162,264
184,532:
111,060
279,909 ,
$2. 96
1.67
1.91
1.16
2.95
Lawrence, Mass
Schenectady, N . Y .
Evansville, l n d
Knoxville, T e n n
S a v a n n a h , Ga
3,478, 333
3, 547, 826
1, 897, 369
2,214, 083
1,570.009
37.15
38.30
20.60
24.24
17.21
Allentown, Pa
Bayonne, N . J
Wichita, Kans
Harrisburg, Pa
Manchester, N . H .
1,624,904
3,180,988
2,108,834 i
2,069,363 !
2,154,315 \
18.11
36.74
24.44
25.15
26.20
116,942 |
194, 624 ]
80,806 !
115,213 !
203,754 ;
1.30
2.25
0.94
1.40
2.48
115,985
344, 657
169, 702
143,159
251, 324
1.29
3.98
1.97
1.74
3.06
103,387
358, 458
167, 995
72,208
233, 770
3,267,163 ;
2,030,313 '
1,361,933 J
2,202,032 I
1,823,858 >
40. 26
25.18
16.93
28.06
23.31
264,279
142,029
94,519
83,264
114,454
3.26 |
1.76 |
1.17 I
1.06 !I
1.46
261,651
147,079
121,267
204,730
167,394
3.22
1.82
1.51
2.61
2.14
254,888
229, 480
137,606
283, 336
275. 228
1.15
4.14
1.95
0.88
2.84
3.14
2.85
1.71
3.61
3.52
1,981,627 !
2, 069,456
1,902,260 !
2,568,303 !
L, 265, 010 '
25.75
27.55
25.58
34.60
31.04
133,829
84, 304
107,284
167, 600
134,916
1.74
1.12
1.44
2.26
1.85
162,592 i 2.11
1.89
142,099
147,608 j 1.99
3.46
256,691
215,254 | 2.95
171,152
167,192
199,291
243, 410
204,418
2.22
2.23
2.68
3.28
2.80
11,953
17, 575
17, 373
40, 355
12,714
0.16
0.23
0.23
0.54
0.17 |
33,714
18,895
54,899
32,239
36,081
1,494,214
1,403,977
2, 439, 379
1, 576, 544
2,933, 861
20.55
19.35
33.'
21.1
41.26
146,847
99,722
180,204
83,036
175,282
2.02
1.37
2.50
1.15
2.47
141,043 ' 1.94
1.87
135, 580
289,842 , 4.02
3.23
233,107
207,778 ! 2.92
152,333
146,423
268,951 |
204,194 I
327,746 I
2.10
2.02
3.73
2.83
4.61
14,481
7,273
19, 301
10,828
43, 373
0.20
0.10
0.27
0.15
0.61
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30,617
29, 560
31,277
33,171
47,948
0.42
0.41
0.43
0.46
0.67
216,833
38,488
226,463
134,435
283,653
2.98
0.53
3.14
1.86
3.99
2, 514,739
1, 765, 957
1,352,568
1,920,685
1, 832,155
35.39
24.97
19.16
27.31
26.08
142,935
87,607
110, 515
120,246
54,999
2.01
1.24
1.57
1.71
0.78 1
161,516 ;
110,654 )
116,142 |
154,143
147,726 !
2.27
1.56
1.65
2.19
2.10
244, 302 \
177,073 I
149,545 |
179,225 !
271,691
3.44
2.50
2.12
2.55
3.87
23, 509
7,933
21, 240
10,933
13,130
0.33
0.11
0.30
0.16
0.19
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33,149
27,259
8,792
49,644
15,525
0.47
0.39
0.12
0.71
0.22
129,929
141, 552
51,017
67,109
48,704
1.83
2.00
0.72
0.95
0.69
95 L o n g Beach, Calif
96 | Peoria ,111
97 i T a m p a , F l a
South Bend, l n d St. Joseph, M o
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Sioux C i t y , Iowa
Rockford, 111
Portland, M e
Gary, lnd
100
101
102
103
104
i
105
106
107
108
109
IH a m t r a m c k , M i c h .
ILittle Rock, Ark_-.
jTroy, N . Y
i C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
I S a c r a m e n t o , Calif...
110 B i n g h a m t o n , N . Y
111 J o h n s t o w n , P a
112 E a s t St. Louis, 111
113 Saginaw, M i c h
114 T e r r e H a u t e , l n d
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22,019
32, 582
14,571
20, 341
27,079
13, 001
53,911
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22, 645
31,018
15,010
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24, 540
11,415
31,033
10, 793
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0.14
0.40
0.14
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T A K L E 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 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 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 : 1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 324. 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 G E N E R A L
DEPARTMENTS
[.—GENERAL
GOVERNMENT
Police department
Per
capita
Total
III.—C O NSER V ATION
OF H E A L T H
II.—PROTECTION TO P E R S O N AND PROPERTY
Per |capita •
Fire department
All other
Total
Total
Per
capita
Totol
P
lca pTtaj
IV.—SANITATION,
OR PROMOTION
OF CLEANLINESS
Total
Per |
capita <
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
$2.24
6.15
4.33
1.34
3.08
$16,628
13,592
27,199
2,204
9,629
$0. 24
0.20
0.40
0.03
0.14
$14, 799
48,140
52, 725
24,192
29, 244
55, 935
145, 968
210, 639
268,432
111,516
0.84
2.21
3.21
4.10
1.71
10, 302
9,749
22, 902
16, 689
8,981
0.15
0.15
0.35
0.25
0.14
9,930
42,461
43, 423
94, 432
7,269
2.30
2.49
1.79
1.51
1.84
157,469
244, 741
108, 258
245, 445
141, 586
2.41
3.75
1.68
3.85
2.29
20, 481
13, 598
19, 078
15, 927
13, 738
0.31
0.21
0.30
0.25
0.22
53, 353
50, 968*
27, 760
29, 491
21, 787
90, 567
115,642
213,126
72,439
119,841
1.48
1.90
3.53
1.22
2.02
52, 331
168,148
321, 577
137,989
92, 275
0.85
2.77
5.33
2.32
1.56
3,832
6,916
20, 990
10, 627
5,947
0.06
0.11
0.35
0.18
0.10
103,061
183,750
191,477
88,423
110,280
1.74
3.15
3.29
1.52
1.90
109, 936
171,918
199, 387
103,996
143,907
1.86
2.95
3.42
1.79
2.48
11,119
14,895
19,691
13,158
2,017
0.19
0.26
0.34
0.23
0.03
$1, 724, 792
3,034, 751
2,455, 239
1, 278, 083
1, 767, 294
$25. 02
44. 52
36.08
18.99
26.50
$164, 359
221, 616
140,185
77, 659
128,922
$2.38
3.25
2.06
1.15
1.93
$159, 336
423, 750
229,127
72, 575
102,039
Chester, Pa
Racine, Wis
Chattanooga, Tenn_.
Brockton, Mass
Altoona, Pa
1,057,511
1, 679, 010
1, 324,192
2, 355, 227
1,399,049
15.88
25.42
20.15
35.96
21.42
85,498
85, 704
82, 701
135,344
79, 623
1.28
1.30
1.26
2.07
1.22
107, 063
108, 816
128, 929
188, 260
81, 786
1.61 I
1.65 I
1.96
2.87
1.25
125
126
127
128
129
New Britain, Conn_.
Highland Park, Mich
Mobile, Ala
Berkeley, Calif
Springfield, 111
1, 770, 712
2, 559, 703
1,138, 497
2,149,192
1,502,709
27.13
39.23
17.65
33.69
24.25
107, 014
127, 006
62, 917
87, 648
131, 743
1.64
1.95
0.98
1.37
2.13
150,172
162, 614
115, 640
96,128
113,929
130
131
132
133
134
Bethlehem, Pa
Huntington, W. Va._
Holyoke, Mass
Lincoln, Nebr
Wintson-Salem, N. C
1,153, 536
1,414, 410
2, 507. 832
1, 507, 423
1,157, 652
18.84
23.26
41.58
25. 34
19.54
110, 843
61, 008
132, 037
88, 046
52,197
1.81
1.01
2.19
1.48
0.88
135
136
137
138
139
Cicero, 111
Quincy, Mass
East Orange, N. J
Portsmouth, Va
Covington, Ky
1, 251, 234
2,217, 773
1,984, 526
951, 612
1, 016, 241
21.17
38.03
34.05
16.35
17.49
95, 071
124,965
103, 601
96, 330
97, 474
x.61
2.14
1.78
1.66
1.68
115
116
117
118
119
Pawtucket, K. I
Hoboken, N. J . . .
Passaic, N. J
Springfield, Ohio
Lansing, Mich
120
121
122
123
124
.
$2.31
$154,125
6.22 J 419, 076
3. 37 , 294, 618
1.08
90, 431
1.53 | 205, 598
$0.21
$112,987
0.71 j 213, 632
0.77 1 224, 701
0.36 !
11, 808
0.44 j
144, 434
0.15
0.64
0.66
1.44
$1.64
3.13
3.30
0.18
2.17
61, 533
63,716
59,871
198,973
49, 025
0.92
0.96
0.91
3.04
0.75
0.82 1
0.78
0.43
0.46 1
0.35 [
80, 530
159, 904
77,101
128, 558
68, 749
1.23
2.45
1.20
2.02
1.11
14, 899
17, 060
134, 856
46,127
37, 484
0.24
0.28 |
2.24
0.78 |
0.63 j
32, 202
80, 939
198, 263
43, 704
83, 875
0. 53
1.33
3.29
0.73
1.42
32, 606
61, 694
32, 766
37, 678
11,464
0.55 1
1.06
0.56
0.65
0.20 I
131, 747
161,037
192, 504
82,172
106,939
2.23
2.76
3.30
1.41
1.84
o.n !
140
141
142
143
00 144
Macon, Ga
Roanoke, Va
Jackson, Mich:
Shreveport, La
Wheeling, W. V a . . . .
1,123,990
1,288,378
1,283,739
1,403,410
1,398,251
19. 62 I
I
22.66
22.83
24. 96
24. 88
53,919
125,971
76,727
98,556
69,424
0.94 f
2.22
1.36
1.75 j
145
w 146
147
lb 148
149
Niagara Falls, N . Y_.
Lancaster, Pa
Fresno, Calif
Augusta, Ga
Pasadena, Calif
1,957,407
, 984,635
2,316, 827
1, 510, 792
2, 780,731
34.97
17. 62
41.49
27. 59
51.31
139,134
34,126
99, 737
69,953
138,608
150
151
152
153
154
•
155
156
157
158
159
Lakewood, Ohio
Topeka, Kans
Davenport, Iowa
Atlantic City, N . J . Kalamazoo, Mich
1,588,536
1,369,243
1,584, 794
4,080,132
1,434,821
29. 40
25.41
29. 60 1
77.25 |
27.24 1
Wichita Falls, Tex__.
Newton, Mass
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa..
579,711
2,804,543
1,629,104
1,053,896
1,199,543
53.93
31.69
20.54
23.76
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1.24 1
109,218
124,535
85,553
115,642
132,163
1.91 1
2.19
1.52
2.06
2.35
167,737
148,867
89,028
173,836
161,899
2.93 |
2.62
1.58
3.09
2.88
17,355
10,407
8,179
16,790
4,800
0.30 1
0.18
0.15
0.30
0.09
38,354
23,279
52,951
30,136
19,828
0.67 |
0.41
0.94
0.54
0.35
77,684
96,241
44,597
130,240
88,315
1.36
1.69
0.79
2.32
1.57
2.49 i
0.61 j
1.79
1.28
2.56 1
165,546
82,788
143,186
133, 745
127,336
2.96
1.48
2.56
2.44
2.35
191,154
65,876
460,194
129,178
202, 526
3.42
1.18
8.24
2.36
3.74
18,780
2,400
24,086
19,655
33,306
0.34
0.04
0.43
0.36
0.61
58,881
7,623
30,299
16,886
28,630
1.05
0.14
0.54
0.31
0.53
198,297
65,702
75,881
82,127
183,144
3.54
1.18
1.36
1.50
70,779
57,188
92,355
268, 538
77,690
1.31
1.06
1.73
5.08
1.47
90,686
119,479
107,667
543,271
98,391
9,491
8,026
22,289
173,143
8,410
0.18
0.15
0.42
3.28
0.16
21,034
43, 512
19, 766
65,390
24,647
0.39
0.81
0.37
1.24
0.47
113,293
68,979
82,607
400,850
36,869
2.10
1.28
1.54
7.59
0.70
62,839
153,280
83,021
73,442
58,791
0)
40,770
235,220
131,769
104,140
59,349
0) i
9,475
40,005
49,496
41,206
13,432
0) 1
0.77 1
25,227
210,000
152,432
99,901
65,556
4.04
2.97
1.95
1.30
$1.55 j
0.45
0.20
0.87
0.28
$98,976
57,938
57,619
67,383
66,007
$1.98
1.17
1.18
1.38
1.35
2.95
1.62
1.43
1.16
1.68
2. 22
2.01 j
10.29 !
1.87 !
0)
4.52
2.56
2.03
1.18
101,312 . 1.87
155,444
2.89
2.89
154,476
540, 522 10.23
187,679
3.56
49,311
206,458
162, 622
101,883
95,884
GROUP V.—CITIES H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N
160
161
162
163
164
Haverhill, Mass..
Oak Park, 111....
New Castle, Pa_.
Kenosha, Wis
York, Pa
165
166
167
168
169
Decatur, 111.
Woonsocket, R. I .
McKeesport, P a . .
Bay City, M i c h . . .
Hammond, Ind
170
171.
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
$1,945,300
1,485,141
1,056,657
1,472,488
936, 663
0)
3.97
3.16
1.99
1.90
15,909
16,237
19,177
12,415
12,139
0.31 |
0.37
0.24 |
0.24
0.96
0.80
0.27
0)
OF 30,000 TO 50,000
$92,419
75,410
71,842
77, 584
64,320
$1.85
1.53
1.47
1.59
1.32
$144,240
111,038
67,176
91,889
64,354
$2.89
2.25
1.37
1.88
1.32
5202,170
104,648
70,711
171,666
45,440
$4.05
2.12
1.44
3.51
0.93
$12,628
4,300
9,125
14,212
11,630
$0.25
0.09
0.19
0.29
0.24
$77,482
22,048
9,779
42,425
13, 766
916,013
1,178,972
1,197,841
1,301, 638
1,362,913
18.79
24.18
24.61
26. 82
28.10
39,843
67.884
79,782
61,771
71,931
0.82
1.39
1.64
1.27
1.48
57,872
164,395
94,377
82,017
111, 279
1.19
3.37
1.94
1.69
2.29
89, 587
199,243
98,365
237,140
140,676
1.84
4.09
2.02
4.89
2.90
9,056
9,093
2,910
8,241
6,646
0.19
0.19
0.06
0.17
0.14
12,520
8,380
22,550
11,757
10,140
0.26
0.17
0.46
0.24
0.21
21,067
72,691
113,407
37,865
104,303
0.43
1.49
2.33
0.78
2.15
Mount Vernon, N . Y .
Elmira, N . Y
Beaumont, Tex
Galveston, Tex
Chelsea, Mass
2,271,711
1,486,153
852,432
1,105,168
1,788,197
47.13
31.06
17. 84
23.39
38.32
135,916
92.885
62,435
60,096
112,233
2.82
1.94
1.31
1.27
2.41
179,816
97, 794
79,362
92, 439
146,442
3.73
2.04
1.66
1.96
3.14
135,414
118,195
94, 693
143, 759
215,182
2.81
2.47
1.98
3.04
4.61
24,208
10,501
18,199
14,190
31,271
0.50
0.22
0.38
0.30
0.67
33,683
27,364
23,424
19,169
25,660
0.70
0.57
0.49
0.41
0.55
150,971
60,935
76,476
67,706
91,258
3.13
1.27
1.60
1.43
1.96
Charleston, W. V a . .
Medford, Mass
Perth Amboy, N . J .
Pittsfleld, Mass
Stockton, Calif.
J
$38.99
30.11
21.59 1
30.12
19. 20
1,098, 427
1,425,149
1,197, 731
1,330, 527
1, 608, 299
23.65
30.71
25.95
28.83
34. 89 1
72,738
104,278
71,966
75,473
138,994
1.57
2.25
1.56
1.64
3.02
118, 742
97, 744
143, 553
114,892
111, 180
2.56
2.11
3.11
2.49
2.41
129,475
140,052
57, 786
87,321
183,901
2.79
3.02
1.25
1.89
3.99
9,961
20,148
16,417
17,109
23,987
0.21
0.43
0.36
0.37
0.52
33,801
16,946
29,171
39,278
3,378
0.73
0.37
0.63
0.85
0.07
83,738
115,862
110,966
58,327
113, 824
1.80
2.50
2.40
1.26
2.47
Per capita not computed.
For explanation, see text discussion of Table 1, p . 13.
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13.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS
FOR EXPENSES
DEPARTMENTAL
OF GENERAL
SERVICE—TOTAL
DEPARTMENTS,
AND P E R CAPITA:
BY PRINCIPAL
DIVISIONS
OF THE
GENERAL
1924?—Continued
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[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 324. 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
Total
Per
capita
III.—CONSERVATION
OF H E A L T H
H.—PROTECTION TO P E R S O N A N D P R O P E R T Y
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
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M
OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
180
181
182
183
184
Lima, Ohio
Montgomery, Ala
Madison, Wis
Greensboro, N. C
Lexington, K y
$853,619
885,750
1,711,901
733,417
1,089,730
$18.66
19.40
37.87
16.45
24.61
$68,795
57,854
100.069
76,438
75,204
$1.50
1.27
2.21
1.71
1.70
$49,159
100,762
90,713
90,183
93,718
$1.07
2.21
2.01
2.02
2.12
$62,861
96,789
158,526
33,009
151,673
$1.37
2.12
3.51
0.74
3.43
$5,477
10,230
15,446
15,039
5,324
$0.12
0.22
0.34
0.34
0.12
$12,356
20,495
40,916
37,144
28,642
$0.27
0.45
0.91
0.83
0.65
$32,342
79,446
155,150
59,271
85,545
$0.71
1.74
3.43
1.33
1.93
185
186
187
188
East Chicago, I n d . . .
Pueblo, Colo
Pontiac, Mich
Fitchburg, Mass
New Rochelle, N. Y .
1,133,772
1,138,045
1,196^037
1,571,423
2,634,730
25.87
26.07
27.54
36.38
61.48
69,561
77,343
94,475
79,132
173,140
1.59
1.77
2.18
1.83
4.04
110,158
85,401
77,293
107,862
236,263
2.51
1.96
1.78
2.50
5.51
133,686
122,842
82,623
159,156
224,263
3.05
2.81
1.90
3.68
5.23
10, 627
14,624
18,181
11,370
12,807
0.24
0.34
0.42
0.26
0.30
21,305
30,889
38,951
47,194
33,019
0'.49
0.71
0.90
1.09
0.77
113,205
19,271
59, 570
77,572
225,664
2.58
0.44
1.37
1.80
5.26
190
191
192
193
194
Salem, Mass
Evanston, 111
San Jose, Calif
Butte, Mont
West Hoboken, N. J,
1,552,787
1,672,363
1,310,701
860,266
1,089,730
36.30
39.19
30.80
20.25
25.79
98,188
81,779
62,088
68,206
72,298
2.30
1.92
1.46
1.61
1.71
117,048
157,526
64,122
63,927
136,587
2.74
3.69
1.51
1.50
3.23
131,657
113,986
130,700
107,962
161,585
3.08
2.67
3.07
2.54
3.83
22,298
18,741
13,068
4,261
3,186
0.52
0.44
0.31
0.10
0.08
39,308
31,153
28,830
11,373
18,213
0.92
0.73
0.68
0.27
0.43
141,232
143,396
54,040
54,396
76,237
3.30
3.36
1.27
1.28
1.80
195
196
197
198
199
Williamsport, Pa
Brookline, Mass
Jamestown, N. Y
Hamilton, Ohio
Muskegon, Mich
904,665
2,274,749
1,322,217
803,508
1,195,399
21.43
54.19
31.51
19.17
28.53
59,639
142,892
68,664
67,981
67,126
1.41
3.40
1.64
1.62
1.60
50,324
239,747
68,197
61,584
59,469
1.19
5.71
1.63
1.47
1.42
73,839
223,171
118,279
73,758
130,457
1.75
5.32
2.82
1.76
3.11
4,548
32,135
29,114
4,646
6,678
0.11
0.77
0.69
0.11 i
0.16
30,183
91, 789
19,952
14,192
39,019
0.24
2.19
0.48
0.34
0.93
15.881
229,560
50,583
36,034
79,042
0.38
5.47
1.21
0.86
1.89
200
201
202
203
204
Waco, Tex
Everett, Mass__
Springfield, Mo
Muncie, Ind
Lorain, O b i o „ » _ „ _
1,054,444
1,499,039
842,346
906,471
1,098,042
25. 20
35.87
20.32
21. 89
26. 53 1
35, 698
89,664
49,160
41,070
81,484
0.85
2.15
1.19
0.99
1.97
59,636
119,220
57,753
53,768
79,264
1.43
2.85
1.39
1.30
1.91 1
131,112
173,050
111, 943
100,291
97,175
3.13
4.14
2.70
2.42
2.35 1
17,992
20,186
8,377
3,360
18, 671
0.43
0.48
0.20
0.08
0.45 J
17,088
24, 223
7,444
8,917
19, 257
0.41
0.58
0.18
0.22 1
0.47 1
54,098
78,436
26,191
34, 382
27.882
1.29
1.88
0.63
0.83
0.67
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205
206
207
208
209
Chicopee, Mass
Dubuque, Iowa
Battle Creek, Mich.
Columbia, S. C
Joliet, 111
1,168,129
950,532
1,051,919
808,854
1, 049,138
28. 50 [
I
23. 45
26. 06
20. 07
26.11
60,969 1 1.49 1
53,477
1.32
63,357
1.57
50,358
1.25
81,819
2.04
llO
211
212
213
214
Superior, Wis__
Stamford, Conn
Aurora, 111
Taunton, Mass
Council Bluffs, Iowa..
1,288, 766
1,495,071
847,862
1,103,872
928,838
32.49
37. 69
21.38
28. 36
23.89
90,044
.01,028
80,551
71,582
37,609
215
216
217
218
219
Rock Island, 111
Portsmouth, Ohio
Quincy, 111
Austin, Tex
New Brunswick, N . J .
660,410
722,412
804,770
846,465
1, 228,606
17.15
18. 83
21.47
22. 75
33.17
220
221
222
223
224
Waterloo, Iewa
Easton, Pa_
Ogden, Utah
Danville, 111
Wilmington, N . C_
961, 766
920, 783
905,291
637,121
723,056
225
226
227
228
229
Auburn, N . Y
Kokomo, Ind_.
Newport News, Va_.
Poughkeepsie, N . Y .
Hazleton, Pa_
230
231
232
233
234
54, 749
72, 714
22,802
63,487
28,824
1.34
1.79
0.56
1.58
0.72
0.47
0.52
0.29
1.25
0.14
48, 278
166,881
40,044
49,621
81,957
1.22
4.21
1.01
1.28
2.11
24,393
8,716
16.167
8,710
17,433
0.63
0.23
0.43
0.23
0.47
37,050
23,293
26,654
68,046
93,841
0.96
0.61
0.71
1.83
2.53
0.28
0.10
0.21
. 0.13
0.14
7,081
9,271
10,672
4,993
23, 793
0.19
0.26
0.30
0.14
0.66
40,060
101,434
32,428
27,908
81,211
1.09
2.80
0.90
0.78
2.26
5,305
3,783
7,349
6,449
4,119
0.15
0.11
0.21
0.18
0.12
33,387
5,496
26,199
103,977
6,682
0.93
0.15
0.74
2.92
0.19
84, 267
28, 054
49, 644
86, 687
22, 721
2.35
0.79
1.39
2.44
0.64
2.57
2.11
2.02
0.45
2.59
10,134
7,982
6,241
4,261
30,902
0.29
0.23
0.18
0.12
0.90
24,998
28,934
29.168
5,550
23, 546
0.71
0.83
0.84
0.16
0.69
71, 314
71,365
53, 623
20, 297
95,917
2.04
2.04
1.55
0.59
2.80
62,326
115,717
75, 045
148, 753
120, 111
1.84
3.43
2.23
4.48
3.63
3,974
9,448
3,033
11,186
6,733
0.12
0.28
0.09
0.34
0.20
5,715
9,297
24.169
9,551
10,420
0.17
0.28
0.72
0.29
0.32
27,931
27,653
68,103
36,810
52,601
0.82
0.82
2.02
1.11
1.59
1.44
1.57
2.06
1.59
2.05
54,590
95,401
106,341
110,353
36, 772
1.66
2.94
3.36
3.63
1.21
6,497
5,057
3,064
3,960
2,390
0.20
0.16
0.10
0.13
0.08
6,020
23,495
12,437
9,176
8,669
0.18
0.72
0.39
0.30
0.29
38,839
39,444
17,867
28,500
62,017
1.18
1.22
0.56
0.94
2.04
2.61
2.33
4.72
2.31
96,815
71, 515
102,861
63,360
3.19
2.38
3.66
2.41
8,122
11, 019
7,868
3,646
0.27
0.37
0.28
0.14
29,356
21,986
23,452
5,582
0.97
0.73
0.83
0.21
65,307
25,390
88,247
40,319
2.15
0.84
3.14
1.53
63,647
92,380
99, 314
75,321
2.11
1.57
2.29
2.46
1.87
125,939 1 3.07
3.07
124,493
2.37
95,636
2.28
91,897
2.20
88,441
7,599
8,204
6,620
15,123
7,071
0.19
0.20
0.16
0.38
0.18
31,584
13,441
31,788
26, 625
8,383
0.77 I
0.33
0.79
0.66
0.21
2.27
2. 55
2.03
1.84
0.97
121,373
125,937
72,625
98, 758
41, 252
3.06
3.17
1.83
2.54
1.06
192, 719
151,296
76,128
121,055
58,956
4.86
3.81
1.92
3.11
1.52
7,976
15,444
6,991
16,898
6,736
0.20
0.39
0.18
0.43
0.17
18,768
20,613
11, 670
48, 596
5,430
47,341
63,770
50,106
56,047
78,551
1.23
1.66
1.34
1.51
2.12
39, 628
39,086
69,483
45,098
83, 754
1.03
1.02
1.85
1.21
2.26
54,953
54,278
92,485
75,716
144,334
1.43
1.41
2.47
2.04
3.90
6,007
6,925
5,412
13,481
10, 580
0.16
0.18
0.14
0.36
0.29
26.25
25. 39
25. 06
17. 69
20. 09
29,754
66,972
66,602
37,411
42,092
0.81
1.85
1.84
1.04
1.17
60,100
65,285
70, 774
46,115
72,168
1.64
1.80
1.96
1.28
2.00
121, 753
58,032
55,859
109, 555
72,822
3.32
1.60
1.55
3.04
2.02
10,117
3,463
7,505
4,565
4,898
973, 227
592,180
731,386
1, 069,216
726,113
27.18
16. 58
20. 55
30. 07
20.49
65.438
31,001
91.439
80,432
48,948
1.83
0.87
2.57
2.26
1.38
61,762
46,862
83,466
67,482
31,669
1.72
1.31
2.34
1.90
0.89
123, 330
83,858
69, 669
47,652
30,263
3.44
2.35
1.96
1.34
0.85
Orange, N . J
Amsterdam, N . Y_.
Petersburg, Va
Norristown, Pa
Waltham, Mass
1, 081,695
911,201
669,229
530,426
1,127, 065
30.90
26.06
19.32
15.43
32.90
63,033
56,818
77,234
30,643
75.361
106,452
45,390
68,927
43,282
92,162
3.04
1.30
1.99
1.26
2.69
90,067
73, 823
70,087
15,422
88,670
235
236
237
Lewiston, Me
Green Bay, Wis..
Columbus, G a . . .
Oshkosh, Wis
Sheboygan, Wis..
605,200
980,830
787, 564
1,150,374
970,440
17.86
29.11
23.39
34.64
29.35
49,160
55,509
64,068
59,989
63,220
1.80
1.63
2.23
0.89
2. 20
at
1. 45
1. 65
1.90
1.81
1.91
64, 664
49,298
88, 581
59,843
48,035
1.91
1.46
2.63
1.80
1.45
240
241
242
243
244
Moline, 111
Watertown, N . Y_
Muskogee, Okla...
La Crosse, Wis
Newburgh, N . Y__
754,264
1, 035, 788
916,161
880,563
869,383
22.93
31.94
28.94
28.95
28.59
49,230
74,514
49,277
55,894
49,435
1.50
2.30
1.56
1.84
1.63
47,258
50,910
65,167
48, 290
62,296
245
246
247
248
Lynchburg, Va
Colorado Springs, Colo..
Newport, R. I . . .
Pensacola, Fla
888,232
1,105, 821
1,030,936
442,940
29.27
36.73
36.65
16.85
78,218
50.362
59,061
52,997
2.58
1.67
2.10
2.02
79,190
70,050
132,651
60,819
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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 4 — C o n t i n u e d
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[This table is presented in two sections, the fiist section beginning on p. 316. 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
City number
V.—HIGHWAYS
Total
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
II.
III
IV___
V
Repair and construction for compensation
General expenses
CITY
$117,490,105
_.
_
56,469,262
14,095, 542
23,083,333
13, 649, 040
10,192,928
Per
capita
Total
$2.94 $7,561,009
3.21
3.25
2.57
2.47
2.84
3, 633, 589
1,144,817
1,740, 539
765, 599
276,465
HOSPITALS, AND
CORRECTIONS
VHI.~RECREATION
Per
capita
»otal
Per
capita
Total
$0.19
$83,452,886
$2.09
$541, 255,621
0.21
0.26
0.19
0.14
0.08
51, 751,757
13,597,150
9, 763,122
4,997,165
3,343,692
2.95
3.13
1.09
0.90
0.93
256,362,219
59,343, 625
112,266,662
68, 681,344
44, 601, 771
IX.—MISCELLANEOUS
Libraries
Schools
Per
capita
Total
$13.54 $17,768,758
Per
capita
3
Total
$0.44 $46,281,725
0.47
0.53
0.40
0.40
0.39
24, 650,207
5,973,112
8,379,927
4, 519,268
2, 759,211
$17.12 $1,933,799
. 13.22 1,118,708
11.02
538,177
12.63 1,004,990
14.02
983,585
10.03
299,500
$0.33
0.38
0.28
0.86
1.08
0.37
$5,585,967
5,697,806
2,743,783
2,062,405
557,853
1,243,813
269,574
704,525
515,013
483,787
195,193
279,574
0.34
0.91
952,518
2,221,073
868,490
657,054
806,446
1,252,999
14.60
13.68
12.52
12.44
12.42
8,326,425
2,303,375
3, 550,267
2,194,913
1,393,778
Per
capita
Total
$1.16 $66,978,977
1.40
1.38
0.93
0.82
0.77
Per
capita
43,989,555
6,585,069
8,771,064
4,449,983
3,183,306
2.50
1.52
0.98
0.81
0.89
$0.96 $19,734,508
5,729,296
1.94
6,051,065
1.41
1,951,749
1.76
1,913,390
0.61
486,934
1.54
1.95
3.10
1.67
2.10
0.60
GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 A N D OVER
New York, N . Y . . . .
Chicago, 111Philadelphia, Pa
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, Ohio
St. Louis, Mo
$19,108,448
7, 844, 533
4,656,483
2,692,738
3,216,559
2,582,171
$3.28
2.67
2.39
2.30
3.52
3.20
$42,685
544,938
174, 705
533,799
502,737
215,000
Baltimore, Md
Boston, Mass.
Los Angeles, Calif. _.
Pittsburgh, Pa
San Francisco, Calif.
Buffalo, N . Y
3, 111, 139
2,833,954
3,657,458
3,736,394
1,068,676
1,960,709
3.96
3.65
226,828
13,557
752,443
148,354
6,368
472,175
0)
5.97
1.97
3.70
$0.01 $20,625,058
4,367,032
0.19
5*942,297
0.09
2,832,631
0.46
1,850,590
0.55
2,216,808
0.27
0.29
0.02
0)
0.24
0.01
0.89
1,498,811
3,697,626
2,555,392
1, 941,536
1,878,361
2,345,615
$3.54
1.48
3.05
2.42
2.03
2.75
1.91
4.77
0)
3.10
3.46
4.43
38,902.292
21,492,601
14,809,005
12,797,780
8,084,673
6,950,569
12,907,562
17,704,786
9,797,166
5,214,185
7,877,932
8.85
16.64
o
15.65
9.59
14.87
c1)
0.77
0.36
0.53
1.21
2.86
1
C)
1.05
1.48
2.36
818,854
2,894,022
562,456
1,202,055
1,415,948
1,229,278
O
$1.68
1.04
3.73
0)
1.92
2.60
2.32
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GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 600,000
Milwaukee, Wis
Washington, D. C_.
Newark, N . J
Minneapolis, Minn.
New Orleans, L a . . .
Cincinnati, Ohio .
$1,552,412
1,441,531
1,031,593
1, 621, 731
1,059,651
1,389,850
$3.14
2.99
2.32
3.89
2.59
3.41
$73,846
330,183
89,524
26,093
125,715
176, 695
$0.15
0.69
0.20
0.06
0.31
0.43
$1, 617,542
2,559,427
2,195,233
903,348
302,048
1,153,801
Kansas City, M o . . .
Seattle, Wash . . . .
Indianapolis, Ind._.
Rochester, N . Y
Jersey City, N . J . . .
1,606, 985
1,210,889
1,211,852
1,113, 630
855,418
4.54
129,509
143,172
14,186
33,156
2,738
0.37
1
C)
0.04
0.11
0.01
1,458, 946
479,060
703,124
691,421
1, 533, 200
0)
3.45
3.55
2.74
$3.27
5.32
4.93
2.16
0.74 !
2.83
4.12
0)
2.00
2.21
4.91
$6,879,164
6,073, 651
7,450, 502
6, 709,795
3, 240,001
5, 935, 679
$13.92
12.62
16.72
16.08
7.91
14.55
$254,506
145,836
271,177
339,243
67,869
206,904
$0.51
0.30
0.61
0.81
0.17
0.51
$1,109,155
1,004, 755
562,318
700,335
225,337
103,829
5,001,831
4,288, 593
4,445, 785
5, 566,985
3, 751,639
14.13
183, 603
249,243
238,828
178,023
168,143
0.52
1
C)
0.68
0.57
0.54
381, 775
350, 961
559, 730
545,869
429,048
$118,458
161,913
$0.41
0.58
133, 629
47,063
0.48
$203,062
102,380
304,892
615,865
52, 674
$0.70
0.37
1.10
2.23
0.19
0.15
0.92
0.54
0.30
1.02
1.40
1.53
0)
12.66
17,76
12.02
$2.24
2.09
1.26
1.68
0.55
0.25
$719,242
752,925
747,798
449,672
179,953
1,182,161
1.08
262,594
465,160
321,216
833,853
670,495
0)
1.59
1.74
1.37
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000
Louisville, Ky._
Toledo, O h i o . . .
Portland, Oreg_
Denver, Colo...
Akron, Ohio
$1.69
2.31
1.58
3.56
Columbus, Ohio..
Providence, R. I_
St. Paul, M i n n . . .
Oakland, Calif-_.
Atlanta, Ga
283,663
1, 111, 966
736, 560
423,927
492,940
1.06
4.25
3.02
1.74
Omaha, Nebr
Birmingham, AlaWorcester, Mass__
San Antonio, Tex_
Dallas, Tex
353,806
294,121
795,774
459, 793
489,117
Richmond, Va
Syracuse, N . Y
New Haven, Conn.
Memphis, Tenn
Dayton, Ohio
Norfolk, Va
Houston, Tex_
Bridgeport, Conn__
Youngstown, Ohio.
Hartford, Conn
1
$490,452
648,326
438, 233
983, 581
685,020
Per capita not computed.
$13,948
20,921
245, 548
95,557
2,084
$0.05
0.07
0.88
0.35
69,246
94,343
23,397
100,344
61,099
0.26
0.36
0.10
0.41
1.70
1.47
4.21
2.45
2.66
47,153
22,910
62,783
55,346
33,754
459,871
413,225
348,344
495, 673
367,996
2.50
2.29
1.98
2.88
2.17
209,836
606, 537
349,115
131, 703
424, 545
0)
0)
0)
0)
V)
2.77 1
0.85
$2,479,213
3, 596,086
3,468,577
3,882,652
2,713, 277
$8.53
12.83
12.49
14.04
0.22
1.07
1.21
0.08
1
10.70
11.11
12.70
15.42
C)
2,870,647
2, 911,142
3,097,995
3, 754, 640
2, 509,080
0)
50,152
38,000
225,461
130,427
92,023
0)
80, 766
266,493
340, 786
372,518
153,953
10,274
19,026
826,412
58,689
182, 912
0.05
0.10
4.37
0.31
0.99
3,132,681
1, 702, 750
3,107,033
1, 654,858
1, 993, 601
15.06
8.53
16.44
8.83
10.83
76,472
53,325
127,619
28,632
24,395
0.37
0.27
0.68
0.15
0.13
148,970
81,306
176,362
136,966
188, 628
0.72
0.41
0.93
0.73
1.02
176,690
89,929
283,588
37,608
34,164
240, 521
379, 300
199,146
413, 957
184, 770
1.31
2.10
1.13
2.40
1.09
1, 739, 657
2,166, 610
2,453,108
1, 542,368
1, 899, 555
9.46
12.01
13.94
8.95
11.22
16,003
81, 718
86,493
63,013
120,615
0.09
0.45
0.49
0.37
0.71
109,087
191,008
172,360
349,007
93, 573
0.59
1.06
0.98
2.03
0.55
74,915
372,864
144,842
28,956
268,551 I
130,378
105,100
298, 241
26,076
243, 899
0)
0)
0
>
0.17
1, 396,030
1, 916,324
1,811,159
1,959,264
2,347,145
0)
0)
C1)
34,310
40,038
104,917
68,388
45,000
0)
0)
0)
59,627
149,280
152, 660
117,407
254,137
<)
*
(
0
(0
0.76
87,541
67,552 I
148,403
203,767
167,274 |
$463,675
122,809
42, 522
640,375
142,353
$1.60
0.44
0.15
2.32
0)
58, 756
279,851
296,148
19,454
461,831
0.23
0.11
0.33
0.30
0.18
46,521
19,973
53,489
11,621
0.26
0.11
0.31
0.07
45,798
0)
13,164
71,172
L ' 664
*
0)
(0
0.46
0)
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0)
j
1.59 I
0)
12.63
15.33
C1)
0.44
0.29
0)
0)
1.66
$194,913
143,863
293,981
518,062
252,039
383,566
276,910
298,334
92,893
152,861
T A B L E 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 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 — T O T A L AND P E R C A P I T A :
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1924—Continued
[ T h i s t a b l e is p r e s e n t e d i n t w o sections, t h e first section b e g i n n i n g on p . 316. 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 text discussion of. t h i s t a b l e , see p . 39]
VII.—EDUCATION
City number
V.—HIGHWAYS
CITY
General expenses
Total
Per
capita
R e p a i r a n d cons t r u c t i o n for compensation
Total
Per
capita
HOSPITALS, AND
CORRECTIONS
Total
Per
capita
VIII.—RECREATION
Total
IX.—MISCELLANEOUS
Libraries
Schools
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
$12, 964
3,700
67,207
1,874
102,295
$0.09
0.03
0.48
0.01
0.73
$93,411
33,000
$0.64
0.23
107,540
162,417
2.57
3.69 |
3.22
3.78
2.70
35,993
40,922
18,456
31,899
0.26
0.32
0.14
0.25
447,629
704,166
239,192
167,616
256, 725
3.63
5.88
2.01
1.41
2.19
39,001
22,496
2,493
2,228
4,882
Cambridge, Mass
Kansas City, Kans._.
Erie, P a
Reading, P a
Yonkers, N . Y
516,230
213,634
285,052
187,445
302,384
4.42
1.85
Lowell, M a s s
Duluth, Minn...
T u l s a , Okla
Elizabeth, N . J
Spokane, Wash
531,450
280,412
67,102
245,442
218,946
4.80
2.59
0.63
$233,481
249,888
310, 718
532,050
622,703
Des Moines, Iowa
Trenton, N . J
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h .
Fall River, Mass
Camden, N . J
354,005
478, 949
414,346
482,811
341, 551
Nashville, T e n n
N e w Bedford, M a s s . .
Flint, Mich
Wilmington, Del
Albany, N . Y
$1.59
1.71
2.20
3.78
4.45
0)
1.68
2.72
0)
2.09
w
0.76
1.16
52,431, 758
1,334, 584
1, 698, 393
2,270,313
2,618, 569
$16. 59
9.14
12.01
16.14
18.69
$112, 666
23,110
29, 985
62,646
162,218
$0.77
0.16
0.21
0.45
1.16
$177,107
138,043
108,427
112,086
297,602
$1.21
0.95
0.77
0.80
2.12
$50, 524
29,411
398,943
144,156
228,089
$0.34
0.20
2.82
1.03
1.63
92,242
85,209
36,325
523,294
83,334
0.67
0.66
0.28
4.10
0.66
2, 335, 734
1,838,925
1, 914,386
1,837,859
1, 628, 709
16.96
14.18
14.89
14.38
12.89
82, 242
60,730
60,471
69,845
34,286
0.60
0.47
0.47
0.55
0.27
117, 569
109, 981
180, 675
119,407
58,813
0.85
0.85
1.41
0.93
0.47
98,546
124,429
40,490
175,275
207, 606
0.72
0.96
0.31
1.37
1.64
0.32
0.19
0.02
0.02
0.04
154, 730
325,383
242,355
6,268
250,650
1.25
2.72
2.04
0.05
2.14
752,408
1,740,216
1,591, 506
1,086,478
1,189,640
6.10
14.53
13.39
9.14
10.16
29, 629
69,471
28,840
35,830
m, 774
0.24
0.58
0.24
0.30
0.57
134, 273
135,683
85,338
90,845
164, 685
1.09
1.13
0.72
0.76
1.41
184,377
41, 946
38,389
184,357
0.52
1.54
0.35
0.32
1.57
0.03
1,417,825
1,439,887
1,370, 769
1,161,053
2,336,120
12.14
12.45
59,927
17,617
43,433
26,044
32, 537
0.51
0.15
211,204
70,113
23,705
82,147
119,078
1.81
0.61
34,159
55,976
27,704
38,088
60,594
0.31
0.52
0.26
79,713
82,600
102, 671
49, 903
123,643
0.72
0.76
0.96
0)
277, 982
10,556
500
2.38
0.09
11,252
20,324
1,173
0.18
0.01
324,231
2.91
4,726
638
42,607
45,097
0.04
0.01
278,396
28, 967
27,625
80,699
32,339
2.52
0.27
0.26
0
0.43
0)
C1)
0.31
1,451,147
1,646, 969
1,711,581
1,318,813
1,697,820
(0
10.38
20.98
13.11
15.19
15.98
(0
16.24
(»)
0.23
0.29
0)
0.58
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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
Grand Rapids, M i c h .
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, P a
P a t e r s o n , N . J—_
Springfield, M a s s
3
0)
0.73
1.07
(9
1.18
317, 935
64,382
100,01290,441
260, 651
270,864
78,918
22,729
68,321
53,438
2.72
0.56
0)
0.81
2.34
2.45
0.73
0.21
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0.51
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Tacoma, Wash
Canton, Ohio
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Lynn, Mass
Utica, N . Y
Waterbury, Conn
309,819
304,836
257,149
295,772
170,209
567,497
3.01
2.97
0)
2.89
1.69
6.23 f
23, 938
28, 552
47,850
190,002
208,845
160,007
5,476
44
(
0
0.28
0)
1.85
2.07 1
0)
1,325,461
1,193, 718
1, 679, 996
1, 304,339
1,231,892
1,604,342
44,541
16,246
24,832
57,124
75,422
39,216
12.86
11.62
0)
12.72
12.22
C)
0.43
0.16
C1)
0.56
0.75
(
0
122,364
20,693
103, 526
124,833
87,309
72,124
1.19
0.20
0)
103,849
103,936
18,637
211,001
145,046
56,411
0)
1.22
0.87
1.01
1.01
0)
2.06
1.44
0)
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000
Somerville, Mass.,
El Paso, Tex
San Diego, Calif...
Fort Wayne, Ind..
Jacksonville, Fla_.
$195,711
88,820
296,012
143,204
319,240
$1.99
0.92
3.07
1.50
3.36
$23,862
$0.24
2,136
24, 305
0.02
0.25
Lawrence, Mass
Schenectady, N . Y_
Evansville, Ind
Knoxville, Tenn
Savannah, Ga
337,690
231,603
110,149
383, 746
3.61
2.50
1.20
4.20
0.97
2,430
3,057
0.03
0.03
188
7,815
(T)
90
91
92
93
94
Allentown, Pa
Bayonne, N . J
Wichita, Kans
Harrisburg, Pa
Manchester, N . H_.
168, 908
112,230
115, 312
235,342
270,144
1.88
1.30
1.34
2.86
3.28
4,379
43,803
0.05
0.51
3,601
95
96
97
98
99
Long Beach, Calif..
Peoria, 111
Tampa, Fla
South Bend, I n d , . .
St. Joseph, Mo
494, 720
192, 557
124, 624
107,265
163,985
6.10
2.39
1.55
1.37
2.10
3,924
. 870
23,785
8,714
5,263
100
101
102
103
104
Wilkes-Barre, P a .
Sioux City, Iowa.
Rockford, 111
Portland, Me
Gary, Ind
282,757
143, 629
174,773
382,415
104,746
3.67
1.91
2.35
5.15
1.44
105
106
107
108
109
Hamtramck, Mich.
Little Rock, Ark
Troy, N . Y__._
Charleston, S. C..__
Sacramento, Calif..
176,869
174,330
91, 962
128, 693
0.53
2.44
2.42
1.27
1.81
110
111
112
113
114
Binghamton, N . Y .
Johnstown, Pa
East St. Louis, 111..
Saginaw, Mich
Terre Haute, Ind.._
216, 835
180,440
135, 521
154,580
101,725
1
$0.85
0.45
0.18
$10.19
9.87
16.25
15.71
7.94
$62, 798
29,961
71,011
73, 505
23,308
$0.64
0.31
0.74
0.77
0.25
$104, 677
86,217
206, 686
68,399
131,996
$1.07
0.89
2.14
0.71
1.39
$157, 635
7,949
60, 667
46.882
97,446
$1.61
0.08
0.63
0.49
1.03
63,813
3.05
2.55
1.92
2.20
1.45
Per capita not computed. For
0.67 |
$1,000,237
957,447
1, 567,616
1, 503, 509
753, 779
228, 642
143,290
19, 502
2i3,339
72,202
2.44
1.55
0.21 1
2.34
0.79
1,252,611
1, 516, 794
966,851
761,837
356,331
13.38
16.38
10.50
8.34
3.91
43,169
30,000
74,335
27,331
22,456
0.46
0.32
0.81
0.30
0.25
72,497
59,201
84,933
15,178
51,751
0.77
0.64
0.92
0.17
0.57
172,845
179,040
40,806
34, 248
49,153
1.85
1.93
0.44
0.37
0.54
0.04
2,000
98, 939
32, 567
2,000
44,400
0.02
1.14
0.38
0.02
0.54
847,880
1, 524,741
1,199, 769
1,065,173
743,371
9.45
17.61
13.90
12.95
9.04
18,840
23, 774
21,120
15,000
39, 727
0.21
0.27
0.24
0.18
0.48
29,531
42,624
95,004
59, 510
41,217
0.33
0.49
1.10
0.72
0.50
62, 763
117,384
20, 730
89,051
26,639
0.70
1.36
0.24
1.08
0.32
0.05
0.01
0.30
0.11
0.07
40, 716
408
124,919
25,000
22,820
0.50
0.01
1.55
0.32
0.29
1,185,936
872,789
464,895
1,174,221
885,038
14.61
10.83
5.78
14.96
11.31
73,175
40, 624
20,130
55, 707
39,013
0.90
0.50
0.25
0.71
0.50
220,319
114,421
25, 576
84,430
29,470
2.71
1.42
0.32
1.08
0.38
64,138
50,235
43,572
26,342
37,863
0.79
0.62
0.54
0.34
0.48
21,821
9,677
45,868
20,417
0.28
0.13
0.62
0.28
1,300
1,536
8,220
151,845
0.02
0.02
0.11
2.05
892,260
1,192,889
956,827
890,938
1,234,254
11.60
15.88
12.87
12.00
16.92
43,457
43,882
19,498
57,975
0.58
0.59
0.26
0.79
48, 659
76,378
57,027
64, 240
139,251
0.63
1.02
0.77
0.87
1.91
108,075
30,892
12,816
76,847
29.883
1.40
0.41
0.17
1.04
0.41
3,936
8,248
0.05
0.11
629,575
641,983
810,850
445,476
1,385,233
8.66
8.85
11.23
6.17
19.48
0.14
0.20
0.22
0.35
0.36
0.77
1.09
2.99
2.71
0.55
10,270
14,217
16,064
25,349
25,528
55,698
79,427
215,586
195,847
39,140
33,256
0.47
11,345
40, 689
42,741
168,062
0.16
0.56
0.59
2.36
54,312
14,842
165,822
76,398
68,169
0.75
0.20
2.30
1.06
0.96
6,166
0.09
1,021,212
950,859
652,099
()
1,050,937
0.61
989,919
0.15
of Table 1, p . 13.
14.37
13.45
9.24
14.94
14.09
152,510
62,834
27,982
22,852
42,998
2.15
0.89
0.40
0.32
0.61
0.09
$83,205
43,232
16, 941
327,521
3,497
52
7,512
42,948
0.11
0.04
2,968
10,500
explanation, see text discussion
4.61
0.05
2
33,242
0.47
0.31
16, 249
0.23
66,142
0.94
13,521
0.19
22,875
0.33
37,681
0.54
83,327
1.19
48,943
0.70
2
Less than one-half of 1 cent.
21, 913
*
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T A B L E 13.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR EXPENSES OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS OF T H E GENERAL
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 4 — C o n t i n u e d
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[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p . 316. 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
City number
V.—HIGHWAYS
CITY
G e n e r a l expenses
Total
Per
capita
R e p a i r a n d cons t r u c t i o n for compensation
Total
Per
capita
HOSPITALS, AND
CORRECTIONS
Total
Per
capita
Vin.—RECREATION
Schools
Total
IX.—MISCELLANEOUS
Libraries
Per
capita
T o tt a ll
10 a
P e r
capita
Total
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
o
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
$51,536
51,695
65,773
123,921
24,853
$0.75
0.76
0.97
1.84
0.37
$717,015
1, 298, 251
1, 046,476
618, 963
847, 500
$10.40
19.05
15.38
9.20
12.71
$25, 078
33, 662
26, 683
8,651
20,899
$0.36
0.49
0.39
0.13
0.31
$28,717
81,377
53,627
19,323
45,923
$0.42
1.19
0.79
0.29
0.69
$26, 239
126,742
58,155
120,336
31, 207
$0.38
1.86
0.85
1.79
0.47
5,685
23,431
149, 937
138, 091
0.09
0.35
2.28
2.11
578, 900
890,053
444,059
880,018
681,028
8.69
13.48
6.76
13.44
10.43
1,850
34, 775
25,994
28,110
0.03
0.53
0.40
0.43
13, 592
69,470
27, 223
28,244
10,092
0.20
1.05
0.41
0.43
0.15
54,844
53,550
21,076
127,227
37,460
0.82
0.81
0.32
1.94
0.57
O
w
1.28
4.66
0.55
0.43
0.22
862,058
1,071,639
553, 073
1, 232,654
749,092
13.21
16.42
8.57
19.32
12.09
30,000
32,681
600
55,678
32,865
0.46
0.50
0.01
0.87
0.53
39,467
55, 789
25,118
83,618
88,530
0.60
0.85
0.39
1.31
1.43
31,770
49, 594
10, 570
13, 623
26,210
0.49
0.76
0.16
0.21
0.42
H
2,000
21,979
166,344
7,015
162, 276
0.03
0.36
2.76
0.12
2.74
659,884
826,162
893,056
941,432
501,453
10.78
13.59
14.81
15.83
8.46
12,036
11, 527
33, 284
29, 636
7,642
0.20
0.19
0.55
0.50
0.13
8,227
19, 588
62, 231
55,460
10,913
0.13
0.32
1.03
0.93
0.18
42,288
4,850
95,768
10,625
1,516
0.69
0.08
1.59
0.18
0.03
5,134
169,617
27,920
20,348
12,108
0.09
2.91
0.48
0.35
0.21
638, 949
830,802
881,431
369,263
339,327
10.81
14.25
15.12
6.35
5.84
12,467
29,001
50,910
3,000
10,191
0.21
0.50
0.87
0.05
0.18
8,703
61,499
41,560
6,179
16,003
0.15
1.05
0.71
0.11
0.28
10,754
75,903
43,719
15,461
17,327
0.18
1.30
0.75
0.27
0.30
$246, 518
101, 218
235,910
108,020
140, 508
$3.58
1.48
3.47
1.61
2.11
$7,455
2,000
60
$0.11
0.03
36,538
0.55
72,379
146,922
102,825
247,432
311,181
1.09
2.22
1.56
3.78
4.77
4,395
4,613
3,975
21,088
0.07
0.07
0.06
0.32
154, 793
272,694
96, 953
97, 605
98,671
2.37
4.18
1.50
1.53
1.59
309
14,223
5,878
35,164
2,304
0)
128
1?9
New Britain, Conn
Highland Park, M i c h . .
M o b i l e , Ala
B e r k e l e y , Calif
Springfield, 111
0.22
0.09
0.55
0.04
83,296
304,252
35, 551
27,653
13,505
130
131
132
1SS
134
Huntington, W . Va
Holvoke, M a s s . .
Lincoln, N e b r
W i n s t o n - S a l e m , N . C___
124,367
79, 659
220,999
56,635
81,761
2.03
1.31
3.66
0.95
1.38
332
15,301
7,688
472
0.01
0.25
0.13
0.01
135
136
137
138
139
Cicero, 111 Quincy, Mass
E a s t Orange, N . J
Portsmouth,Va
Covington, K y
91,687
331,793
194, 214
111, 395
145,211
1.55
5.69
3.33
1.91
2.50
899
5,346
4,209
3,993
0.02
0.09
0.07
0.07
115
116
117
118
119
Hoboken, N . J
Passaic, N . J
Springfield, Ohio
Lansing, Mich
120
121
122
123
124
Chester, P a
Racine, W i s .
Chattanooga, T e n n
Brockton, Mass
125
126
197
3
>
0)
>
on
H
M
o
o
s
Macon, Ga
Roanoke, Va_
Jackson, Mich
_.
Shreveport, La
Wheeling, W. Va_—
155
156
157
158
159
1.95
2.61
1.47
3.71
1.99
3,821
9,858
1,129
18,386
Niagara Falls, N . Y.
Lancaster, Pa
Fresno, Calif
Augusta, Ga
Pasadena, Calif
150
fco 151
K 152
153
154
111,796
148,144
82,844
208,454
111, 801
143,442
152,981
151,168
224,727
169,894
2.56
2.74
2.71
4.10
3.13
Lakewood, Ohio
Topeka, Kans
Davenport, Iowa
Atlantic City, N . J .
Kalamazoo, M i c h . . .
113, 629
97,406
116,460
289,827
89, 070
Wichita Falls, Tex..
Newton, Mass
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
49,717
472, 574
174, 692
107, 309
94, 254
0.07
0.17
0.02
0.33
134,603
36,063
155,434
15,246
6,755
2.35
0.63
2.76
0.27
0.12
366,925
510,989
599,426
492, 361
761, 910
10.66
8.76
13.56
91
11,877
11,647
576
115, 089
0)
17,329
2,300
7,934
232, 591
27,382
0.31
0.04
0.14
4.25
0.51
908,831
510,947
1,164,710
514,132
1,468,484
16.24
9.14
20.86
9.39
27.09
2.10
1.81
2.18
5.49
1.69
245
10, 556
3, 485
29, 258
20, 311
0)
2,908
7,324
0.05
0.14
100, 622
40,812
1.91
0.77
934, 430
709, 263
829, 975
1, 332, 019
748,243
17.29
13.16
15.50
25.22
14.20
2
()
2,932
293, &70
1, 080, 767
557, 355
462,679
735, 354
20.78
10.84
9.02
14.56
9.09
3.40
2.09
1.87
6,000
-6,436
-2,038
0.21
0.21
0.01
2.12
0.20
0.07
0.55
0.39
(2)
5,484
35, 992
52, 095
11,319
0.12
0.13
0.04
(2)
0.69
1.01
0.22
(2)
5,982
17,302
19, 463
10,148
13, 923
0.10
0.30
0.35
0.18
0.25
26,289
13, 233
48,095
27, 013
12,892
16,347
3,000
0.29
0.05
300
68, 625
48, 630
12, 388
39,075
44, 990
31,360
6,969
66,457
34, 065
9,612
23, 396
0.46 i
0.23
0.86
0.48
0.23
10,307
23,489
20,313
66,602
14,541
0.18
0.41
0.36
1.18
0.26
0.01
1.27
28,645
8,394
91, 218
21,907
175, 342
0.51
0.15
1.63
0.40
3.24
70,930
36,621
56,767
65,015
42,365
1.27
0.66
1.02
1.19
0.78
0.90
0.23
0.73
0.85
0.60
21,068
59, 243
80,257
108, 685
43,480
0.39
1.10
1.50
2.06
0.83
61,031
20,435
36,382
183,017
27,859
1.13
0.38
0.68
3.47
0.53
123,741
124, 969
16,768
9,397
2.38
2.43
0.33
0.19
2
()
1.28
0.66
0.19
0.46
17, 208
163,812
81,411
6,786
29, 953
2
()
3.15
1.58
0.13
0.59
>
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
160
161
162
163
164
Haverhill, M a s s .
Oak Park, 111....
New Castle, Pa._
Kenosha, Wis
York, Pa
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
$224, 731
143, 251
59, 581
115,454
68, 255
$4.50
2.90
1.22
2.36
1.40
Decatur, 111
Woonsocket, R. I_.
McKeesport, Pa._.
Bay City, Mich__.
Hammond, Ind
65,164
256,424
99,166
148, 989
78,109
1.34
5.26
2.04
3.07
1.61
Mount Vernon, N . Y__
Elmira, N . Y
Beaumont, Tex
Galveston, Tex
Chelsea, Mass
289, 924
187, 254
121, 578
131, 420
231,351
6.02
3.91
2.54
2.78
4.96
Charleston, W. V a . .
Medford, Mass
Perth Amboy, N . J_.
Pittsfleld, Mass
Stockton, Calif
44, 918
134, 560
89,451
167,753
116, 088
0.97
2.90
1.94
3.64
2.52
^ Less than one-half of 1 cent.
$1, 709
5,959
7,769
18,442
$255,132
3,000
19, 590
35, 339
1,310
$0.03
0.12
0.16
0.38
Q
$5.11
0.06
0.40
0.72
0.03
$650, 038
833, 983
634, 760
722, 083
540, 327
$13. 03
16.91
12.97
14.77
11.07
$41, 682
20, 881
17, 556
41, 481
2,556
$0.84
0.42
0.36
0.85
0.05
$49, 221
64, 296
5,513
49,894
18,780
1.30
0.11
1.02
0.38
$94, 872
38,389
33, 405
35, 309
21,476
$1.90
0.78
0.68
0.72
0.44
C1)
7,500
849
315
0.15
0.02
0.01
36, 890
404
34,889
6,618
0.76
0.01
0.72
0.14
547, 987
328; 573
636, 869
638,046
737, 868
11.24
6.74
13.08
13.15
15. 21
24,172
6,191
6,000
20, 461
31, 873
0.50
0.13
0.12
0.42
0.66
31,365
7,254
15, 785
13,195
42, 087
0.64
0.15
0.32
0.27
0.87
17, 292
14,454
27,377
6,952
21,383
0.35
0.30
0.56
0.14
0.44
10,020
0.21
101,820
66, 290
1,191
205,432
102,405
2.11
1.39
0.02
4.35
2.19
L 058, 668
,
710, 680
343, 357
335, 356
601, 567
21.96
14.85
7.19
7.10
12.89
30,115
15,148
0.62
0.32
27, 400
0.59
27, 076
29, 767
23,063
19,849
64,716
0.56
0.62
0.48
0.42
1.39
94,080
69,340
8,121
15,752
132,828
1.95
1.45
0.17
0.33
2.85
12.04
12.93
12.21
13.75
15.73
11, 829
16, 303
16, 030
22, 000
36,369
0.25
0.35
0.35
0.48
0.79
5,985
47,757
17,325
17,114
73,786
0.13
1.03
0.38
0.37
1.60
14, 244
86,353
58, 262
57,113
59,388
0.31
1.86
1.26
1.24
1.29
533
~6."6i"
0.13
1,048
4
3,004
1,711
7,967
0.02
12, 630
45,193
20,481
37,700
14,303
0.07
0.04
0.17
2
0.27
0.97
0.44
0.82
0.31
559, 318
599,949
563, 319
634, 736
725,134
Per capita not computed.
For explanation, see text discussion of Table 1, p . 13.
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T A B L E 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 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 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 :
1924—Continued
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[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 316. 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. 391
City number
V.—HIGHWAYS
CITY
G e n e r a l expenses
Total
Per
capita
VII.—EDUCATION
R e p a i r a n d cons t r u c t i o n for compensation
T o tt a ll
l o a
P e r
capita
HOSPITALS, AND
CORRECTIONS
Total
Per
capita
Vin.—RECREATION
Schools
Total
IX.—MISCELLANEOUS
Libraries
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
3
Total
ca%
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GROUP V—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000— Continued
180
181
18?
183
184
L i m a , Ohio
Montgomery, Ala.
Madison, Wis
Greensboro, N . C_
Lexington, Ky__
$76,340
67,259
136,131
54, 492
120, 733
$1.67
1.47
3.01
1.22
2.73
185
186
187
188
189
E a s t Chicago, I n d
P u e b l o , Colo
Pontiac, Mich
Fitchburg, Mass
N e w Rochelle, N . Y___
55, 727
198,856
97,363
229, 878
468, 387
1.27
4.56
2.24
5.32
10.93
190
191
192
193
194
Salem, M a s s
E v a n s t o n , 111
S a n Jose, Calif
WestHoboken, N . J.__
177,166
148,941
70, 034
89, 739
31,808
195
196
197
198
199
Williamsport, P a
Brookline, M a s s
Jamestown, N . Y
H a m i l t o n , Ohio__
Muskegon, Mich
*?00
W a c o , Tex__
Everett, Mass
Springfield, M o _ _
Muncie, I n d
•>01
202
?03
204
$1,396
5,970
17,857
$0.03
0.13
0.40
1,245
0.03
$4,356
12,813
21,201
11,475
83,248
5,219
5,297
8,473
0.12
0.12
0.20
900
71,845
188,082
81,008
4.14
3.49
1.65
2.11
0.75
1,050
10,901
6,721
0.02
0.26
0.16
139,362
2,180
87,600
332, 534
117,285
39, 749
76,616
2.08
7.92
2.80
0.95
1.83
2,343
2,206
10,540
3,757
131
187, 502
123,584
57,176
50,285
82,528
4.48
2.96
1.38
1.21
1.99
1,238
1,736
2,762
9,484
$0.10
0.28
0.47
0.26
1.88
$470,182
357, 509
799,387
339, 502
381,330
$10.28
7.83
17.68
7.61
8.61
$9,008
6,675
32,827
11, 221
7,829
$0.20
0.15
0.73
0.25
0.18
$4,787
26,094
127,661
345
28,323
$0.10
0.57
2.82
0.01
0.64
$56,560
43,854
16,017
5,298
26,916
$1.24
0.96
0.35
0 12
0.61
0.02
1.65
4.35
1.89
499,395
515,833
625,519
538,853
971,904
11.39
11.82
14.41
12.47
22.67
27,585
7,722
6,629
12,129
27,346
0.63
0.18
0.15
0.28
0.64
75, 567
41, 666
7,607
28,860
88, 505
1.72
0.95
0.18
0.67
2.06
16,956
22, 698
10,762
86,038
83,951
0.39
0.52
0.25
1.99
1.96
3.26
0.05
11.29
19.73
19.04
9.72
12.16
29,548
36, 212
15,965
25,302
12,968
0.69
0.85
0.38
0.60
0.31
61, 614
58, 699
45,463
9,535
11,540
1.44
1.38
1.07
0.22
0.27
111, 419
27,017
9,392
10,975
38,062
2.60
0.63
0.22
0.26
0 90
0.50
4.53
0.54
0.50
0.65
44,474
97, 278
37,324
63,900
12,806
1.05
2.32
0.89
1.52
0.31
0.83
1.30
0.59
0.51
0.18
12,034
94,740
1,993
9,412
145,574
0.29
2.27
0.05
0.23
3.52
1,800
13,599
0.04
0.32
482,897
841,832
810,278
412,790
513,424
0.06
0.05
0.25
0.09
39, 787
27,799
148,348
15,464
40, 712
0.94
0.66
3.54
0.37
0.97
488,592
602,997
631, 200
395,812
614,303
11.58
14.37
15.04
9.44
14.66
6,323
62,690
0.15
1.49
5,760
41,888
0.14
1.00
21,132
189,951
22,731
20,871
27,152
0.03
0.04
0.07
0.23
12, 701
63,026
22,791
1,967
9,140
0.30
1.51
0.55
0.05
0.22
477,652
632,541
457,138
550,740
520,106
11.41
15.14
11.03
13.30
12.57
12,792
24,471
14,953
21,601
9,641
0.31
0.59
0.36
0.52
0.23
34,901
54,162
24,665
21,194
7,320
0)
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[205
1206
207
208
209
Chieopee, M a s s
Dubuque, Iowa.
Battle Creek, Mich
C o l u m b i a , S. C „ _
Joliet, 111.-
172,389
94,057
97, 513
106,623
88,048
4.21
2.32
2.42
2.65
2.19
210
211
212
213
214
Superior, W i s
Stamford, Conn
A u r o r a , 111..
Taunton, Mass
C o u n c i l Bluffs, I o w a
87, 770
173, 733
86,688
114,186
100,467
2.21
4.38
2.19
2.93
2.58
215
216
217
218
219
R o c k I s l a n d , 111--P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
Q u i n c y , 111
Austin, Tex
N e w B r u n s w i c k , N . J_*
35,008
65,251
73,166
97,541
166, 676
0.91
1.70
1.95
2.62
4.50
220
221
222
223
224
Waterloo, Iowa
Easton, Pa
Ogden, U t a h
D a n v i l l e , 111
Wilmington, N . C
66,533
99, 248
81,072
70,963
84,925
1.82*
2.74
2.24
1.97
2.36
225
226
227
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
Auburn, N . Y
Kokomo, Ind
Newport News, Va
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Hazleton, Pa
Orange, N . J Amsterdam, N . Y
Petersburg, Va
Norristown, Pa
95,606
54,847
44, 208
80,532
111, 419
2.67
1.54
1.24
2.26
3.14
116,530
76,451
66,937
69,656
149,480
76,670
105,396
55,411
191,027
159,803
39,065
152,261
52,264
68,550
120,543
3.33
2.19
1.93
2.03
4.36
2.26
3.13
1.65
5.75
4.83
1.19
4.70
1.65
2.25
3.96
1,260
111
1,029
7,928
645
243
3,000
4,285
89,915
110,067
161, 252
32,047
2.96
3.66
5.73
1.22
,_
Lewiston, M e
Green Bay, Wis
Columbus, Ga
Oshkosh, Wis
Sheboygan, Wis
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
242
243
244
245
246
247
248
M o l i n e , 111
Watertown, N . Y
Muskogee, Okla
L a Crosse, W i s
Newburgh, N . Y
Lynchburg, Va
C o l o r a d o Springs, C o l o .
Newport, R. 1
_.
Pensacola, F l a
1
Less than one-half of 1 cent.
14, 725
5, 519
15
6.36
0.14
0)
2,735
0.07
1,880
0.05
637
0.02
6,143
0.17
8,542
3,077
82,055
3,650
3,944
29,897
975
2.00
0.09
0.10
0.74
0.02
476,619
414, 271
580.946
296, 712
604; 218
11.63
10.22
14.39
7.36
15.03
13, 278
15,174
11,495
1,500
19,986
0.32
0.37
0.28
0.04
0.50
13,631 I
37,562
39,919
16,846
22,999
0.33
0.93
0.99
0.42
0.57
42,809
35,117
1.04
0.87
10,472
23,038
0.26
0.57
2,222
50,847
288
80,014
714
0.06
1.28
0.01
2.06
0.02
629,388
583,102
399,474
429, 302
537,614
15.87
14.70
10.07
11.03
13.83
21, 586
25,000
16, 538
12, 541
16,460
0.54
0.63
0.42
0.32
0.42
20,523
51, 228
44, 512
18,392
22,900
0.52
1.29
1.12
0.47
0.59
48,119
27,227
12,353
42,927
16,863
1.21
0.69
0.31
1.10
0.43
32,131
9,455
82,108
32,616
0.84
0.25
2.21
0.88
372, 722
377,149
394,667
363,549
526,482
9.68
9.83
10.53
9.77
14.22
12,843
4,895
11,423
0.33
0.13
0.30
16,097
0.43
15,529
3,031
39,371
31,404
16, 204
0.40
0.08
1.05
0.84
0.44
14,936
43,250
16,381
4,765
35,895
0.39
1.13
0.44
0.13
0.97
0.19
0.04
0.55
556,353
444, 420
528,107
297, 821
305,303
15.19
12.25
14.62
8.27
8.48
31,305
20, 034
9,239
14,486
3,577
0.85
0.55
0.26
0.40
0.10
17, 062
15,148
23, 679
20, 476
1,638
0.47
0.42
0.66
0.57
0.05
13,106
34,399
12,400
1,528
10,967
0.36
0.95
0.34
0.04
0.30
382, 514
304,891
286,950
419.947
425,015
10.68
8.54
8.06
11.81
11.99
7,800
6,160
1,200
19,558
11,173
0.22
0.17
0.03
0.55
0.32
0.34
0.52
0.07
1.03
0.01
52,395
8,436
38,844
74,201
33, 078
527,901
486,118
247,267
300, 718
364, 620
15.08
13.90
7.14
8.75
10.64
6.13
14.56
8.04
15.42
12.82
0.19
0.05
0.10
0.79
0.21
0.56
0.14
0.71
0.45
0.48
0.01
0.26
0.21
1.83
0.32
1.63
0.66
1.40
0.56
14,449
33,240
8,869
29,779
77, 575
207, 569
490,631
270,749
511,946
424,008
399,960
446,380
441,793
442,099
363,128
307,234
625,432
325,505
146,843
12.16
13.76
13.96
14.53
11.94
6,500
1,842
3,392
27,101
7,193
18,922
4,878
23,523
14,723
19,943
12,851
15,263
20,995
10,902
12, 257
18,681
2,462
36,730
381
16,808
504
9,040
7,384
62,676
10,769
55,085
22,325
46,575
18,499
0.61
0.40
0.48
0.69
0.36
10.13
20.78
11.57
5.59
14,031
10,999
240
0.47
0.39
0.01
20,233
25,460
21,050
34,741
22,752
33, 111
83,344
29,509
32,608
0.62
0.79
0.66
1.14
0.75
1.09
2.77
1.05
1.24
1.46
0.24
1.09
2.09
0.93
0.41
0.95
0.26
0.87
2.26
0.56
0.66
0.47
0.59
0.80
0.22
1.36
1.84
1.58
1.27
0.70
0.63
1.16
0.09
0.23
0.08
6,954
1,300
19, 662
1,024
0.04
0)
0.03
0.22
0.02
0.01
0.09
0.12
12,456
0.03
0.37
3,303
0.10
2,135
1,553
5,314
7,377
2,755
0.06
0.05
0.17
0.24
0.09
7,000
0.23
264
382
0.01
0.01
47,906
1.34
28,927
37,641
0.81
1.06
39,766
21, 076
25,709
42
38,031
57,708
21, 569
92, 239
31,645
25,789
63,414
64,312
68,046
2,696
89,090
1.14
0.60
0.74
72,800
3,750
56,740
1,743
0)
1.11
1.70
0.64
2.74
0.95
0.78
1.93
1.98
2.15
0.09
2.93
2.40
0.12
2.02
0.07
19,065
22,305
15,660
19,526
26,498
7,080
44,150
58, 278
47,932
38,634
21,164
18,875
32, 527
2,354
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T A B L E 1 4 . — P E R C E N T D I S T R I B U T I O N OF T H E E X P E N S E S 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
D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1924
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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. 41]
II.—PROTECTION TO P E R S O N AND
PROPERTY
I.—GENERAL
GOVERNMENT
Police de- Fire department partment
All other
V.—HIGHWAYS
in.—CONSERVATION OF
HEALTH
IV.—SANITATION,
OR P R O MOTION
OF CLEANLINESS
General
expense
Vn.—EDUCATION
Repair
and construction
for compensation
VI.—CHARITIES,
HOSPITALS,
A N D CORRECTIONS
VIII.—RECREATION
Schools
IX.—MISCELLANEOUS
Libraries
3
>
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
8.4
I
II
III
IV
V
9.7
6.1
6.4
10.2
6.7
8.2
10.5
10.2
37.9
0.5
8.2
11.3
9.3
9.4
8.6
7.8
2.0
2.0
1.1
1.1
1.0
2.3
2.9
2.5
2.1
2.0
8.2
7.5
6.6
7.2
6.1
0.5
0.7
0.7
0.5
0.3
10.4
6.9
8.0
3.7
3.3
3.4
1.2
3.2
4.7
Q
34.4
34.7
42.9
44.8
45.4
1.1
1.3
1.4
1.4
1.4
3.3
3.5
3.2
2.9
2.8
5.9
3.9
3.3
2.9
3.2
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GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
M
1 New York, N . Y
?, Chicago, 111.
3 Philadelphia, Pa
4 Detroit, Mich
5 Cleveland, Ohio
6 St. Louis, Mo
7
8
9
10
11
12
!.
10.2
10.7
10.1
7.7
9.3
9.7
Baltimore, Md
Boston, Mass
Los Angeles, Calif
Pittsburgh, Pa
_ ___
San Francisco, Calif.
Buffalo, N. Y
6.9
9.1
9.1
11.8
10.9
7.9
11.3
12.2
13.1
11.4
8.3
14.6
6.5
5.1
5.4
8.0
6.9
7.1
1.8
2.4
2.0
1.6
0.9
2.2
1.8
3.0
1.7
3.9
3.4
2.4
8.5
10.2
9.1
7.7
7.4
5.4
6.9
6.9
6.6
6.2
9.4
10.0
12.8
10.5
9.2
7.2
12.3
9.0
9.5
8.1
6.1
6.6
13.8
8.6
0.9
1.5
3.7
2.4
2.0
1.6
2.1
2.3
1.8
2.5
3.3
2.9
8.8
8.5
3.5
8.6
3.6
7.6
13.3
6.7
9.2
12.7
5.4
7.9
0)
0.5
0.2
1.2
1.5
0.8
1.0
0)
1.9
0.5
0)
1.9
7.4
3.8
8.4
6.5
5.4
8.6
35.9
34.3
30.2
34.2
37.4
31.3
0.7
1.0
0.8
2.3
2.9
1.2
2.0
5.0
3.9
4.8
3.6
4.8
7.1
5.0
8.5
4.5
5.6
1.9
6.4
8.8
6.4
6.6
9.6
9.5
29.7
30.6
44.3
33.2
26.6
31.9
1.2
1.7
1.3
1.6
1.0
1.1
4.1
5.3
2.2
2.2
4.1
5.1
3.5
6.9
1.4
4.1
7.2
5.0
8.0
13.0
10.5
34.1
30.8
35.5
1.3
0.7
1.3
5.5
5.1
2.7
3.8
3.6
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
13 Milwaukee, Wis
14 Washington, D. C
15 Newark, N . J
__
9.1
5.6
8.6
8.1
10.5
10.6
7.3
7.5
8.5 1
1.6
2.5
1.7 1
2.8
1.5
3.9
10.6
10.1
7.9
7.7
7.3
4.9
0.4
1.7
0.4
3.6
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3
16
17
18
Minneapolis, M i n n
N e w Orleans, L a
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
8.7
10.8
12.1
6.7
10.1
6.7
7.3
10.2
6.9
1.7
5.5
1.4
4.7
2.1
2.1
5.0
11.1
3.8
9.9
10.2
9.2
0.2
1.2
1.2
5.5
2.9
7.6
41.1
31.2
39.2
2.1
0.7
1/4
4.3
2.2
0.7
2.8
1.7
•7.8
19
20
21
22
23
Kansas City, M o
Seattle W a s h
Indianapolis, I n d
Rochester, N . Y
Jersey City, N . J
14.7
12.3
7.2
7.5
12.1
9.4
8.9
8.8
7.1
15.3
5.8
10.$
11.8
7.5
9.5
1.5
1.7
1.7
2.4
1.7
1.5
3.0
2.7
3.4
4.4
4.8
6.7
4.5
10.7
6.2
11.1
9.6
10.2
7.6
5.9
0.9
1.1
d.l
0.2
10.1
3.8
5.9
4.7
10.5
34.6
33.9
37.6
38.2
25.7
1.3
2.0
2.0
1.2
1.2
2.6
2.8
4.7
3.7
2.9
1.8
3.7
2.7
5.7
4.6
0.2
0.3
3.2
0.9
7.0
1.7
0.6
6.4
2.6
37.2
48.5
45.4
38.6
49.4
1.8
2.2
1.3
0.9
3.1
1.4
4.0
6/1
1.0
2.9
1.9
3.8
5.1
4.6
0)
HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
24
25
26
27
28
Louisville, K y
Toledo, Ohio__--__
P o r t l a n d , Oreg
D e n v e r , Colo
A k r o n , Ohio
29
30
31
32
33
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
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_
34
35
36
37
38
Omaha, Nebr
Birmingham, Ala
Worcester, M a s s
San Antonio, Tex
Dallas, Tex
39
40
41
42
43
__..
6.2
6.0
5.2
10.0
5.3
11.6
9.9
10.3
7.2
7.4
10.7
10.5
12.4
8.2
6.5
0.9
1.0
2.6
1.4
0.6
3.8
1.8
1.1
1.9
2.3
7.3
6.0
5.7
2.9
7.0
7.4
8.7
5.7
9.8
12.5
6.7
5.5
6.8
5.1
4.1
9.9
12.9
8.6
9.1
10.1
11.9
11.5
12.0
12.1
8.9
0.9
1.0
2.2
1.6
0.8
•1.6
3.8
1.9
1.7
3.5
9.7
7.7
4.3
4.1
8.1
4.4
12.9
9.4
5.7
8.1
1.1
1.1
0.3
1.4
1.0
0.9
3.2
3.8
0.3
7.6
44.9
33.7
39.6
50.9
41.3
0.8
0.4
2.9
1.8
1.5
1.3
3.1
4.4
5.0
2.5
6.0
3.2
3.8
1.3
2.5
5.7
5.5
4.0
4.8
5.8
9.4
9.3
9.8
7.4
7.6
13.6
13.3
9.1
11.3
10.8
1.0
1.6
1.5
1.1
1.6
1.7
2.6
3.0
1.9
3.0
3.5
6.7
5.9
8.3
8.5
5.8
7.9
9.9
12.4
10.4
0.8
0.6
0.8
1.5
0.7
0.2
0.5
10.2
1.6
3.9
51.6
45.9
38.5
44.5
42.5
1.3
1.4
1.6
0.8
0.5
2.5
2.2
2.2
3.7
4.0
2.9
2.4
3.5
1.0
0.7
Richmond, Va
Syracuse, N . Y
New Haven, Conn..
Memphis, Tenn
Dayton, Ohio.
8.6
7.0
5.3
4.1
6.8
10.5
8.6
12.6
10.9
8.1
11.6
10 7
11.3
10.6
8.1
2.9
0.5
1.3
1.3
1.4
3.4
3.5
2.2
3.5
1.0
7.9
10.2
5,4
7.6
6.1
9.6
6.7
6.3
10.4
8.6
0.8
0.4
1.1
0.3
5.0
6.2
3.6
8.7
4.3
36.3
35.3
44.4
32.5
44.2
0.3
1.3
1.6
1.3
2.8
2.3
3.1
3.1
7.3
2.2
1.6
6.1
2.6
0.6
6.2
44
45
46
47
48
Norfolk, V a
Houston, Tex
Bridgeport, Conn
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
Hartford, Conn
8.1
5.0
5.0
7.4
6.2
15.5
9.3
12.2
7.3
8.8
15.4
9.5
14.1
5.4
10.4
1.6
0.8
0.9
0.5
1.4
1.5
2.6
3.4
1.2
3.2
10.1
8.5
7.1
2.9
8.4
5.1
13.5
6.9 !
3.8
7.5
3.2
2.3
5.9
0.8
4.3
34.0
42.7
36.0
57.2
41.5
0-8
0.9
2.1
2.0
0.8
1.5
3.3
3.0
3.4
4.5
2.1
1.5
3.0
6.0
3.0
49
50
51
52
53
Grand Rapids, Mich
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, P a
Paterson, N . J
Springfield, M a s s .
4.8
4.7
4.9
3.7
5.3
5.9
9.2
8.3
9.1
9.1
12.9
11.2
10.8
11.0
11.3
1.0
1.4
1 1
0.7
0.8
4.4
1.9
1.5
2.6
2.0 1
4.5
8.1
7.8
6.8
5.0
8.7
7.8
10.9
9.3 1
2.0
1.2
52.0
46.7
42.646.5
2.4
0.8
0.8
1.3
39,1 1
2.'4
3.8
4.8
2.7
2.3
4,4 1
__.
____
_
....
_____
__
__
* Less than one-twentieth of 1 per cent.
8.9
0)
!
1.1
'6.3
2.1
(1)
0.3
0.1
1.7
.0)
1.5
2.2
2.4 1
1.1
1.0
10.0
3.0
3.4
CO
TABLE 1 4 . — P E R C E N T DISTRIBUTION OP THE EXPENSES OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS O F T H E GENERAL
DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1924—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 . 41]
II.—PROTECTION TO PERSON AND
PROPERTY
I.—GENERAL
GOVERNMENT
Police de- Fire department partment
All other
V.—HIGHWAYS
IV.—SANIin.—CON- TATION,
SERVAOR PROTION OF
MOTION
HEALTH OF CLEANLINESS
General
expense
VH.—EDUCATION
VI.—CHARITIES,
Repair HOSPITALS,
and con- AND CORstruction RECTIONS
for compensation
vm.—RECREATION
Schools
IX.—MISCELLANEOUS
Libraries
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
54
55
56
57
58
Trenton, N . J
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h
Fall River, Mass
Camden, N . J . .
4.9
4.3
5.7
5.1
6.0
7.0
10.2
6.5
10.0
11.8
10.2
10.3
5.6
9.1
10.5
0.7
1.3
0.6
0.6
1.0
1.3
4.4
2.1
4.6
2.3
5.1
6.3
4.2
4.2
5.3
8.0
11.1
11.7
9.9
9.2
0.8
0.9
0.5
0.7
2.1
2.0
1.0
10.7
2.2
53.1
42.5
54.1
37.7
43.8
1.9
1.4
1.7
1.4
0.9
2.7
2.5
5.1
2.5
1.6
2.2
2.9
1.1
3.6
5.6
59
60
61
6?
Nashville, T e n n .
N e w Bedford, M a s s
Flint, Mich
Wilmington, Del
A l b a n y , N . Y___
5.1
5.1
4.6
7.3
8.1
11.4
10.0
7.2
12.2
12.4
12.4
9.0
8.7
11.9
10.5
0.9
0.9
0.9
0.8
0.7
2.0
3.3
2.6
0.9
3.4
6.2
9.0
6.7
10.2
10.9
17.1
13.9
7.4
6.6
6.6
1.5
0.4
0.1
0.1
0.1
5.9
6.4
7.5
0.2
6.4
28.8
34.3
49.4
43.1
30.4
1.1
1.4
0.9
1.4
1.7
5.1
2.7
2.7
3.6
4.2
2.4
3.6
1.3
1.5
4.7
Cambridge, Mass
5.1
5.4
6.3
5.7
7.6
8.9
7.5
8.1
8.8
10.5
7.8
11.6
10.4
4.1
6.9
1.7
0.4
0.8
1.2
0.9
3.6
1.8
1.8
2.4
3.6
8.9
4.1
5.3
9.4
9.5
11.8
8.1
10.4
8.2
5.5
6.4
0.4
5.9
32.4
54.8
50.2
50.7
42.3
1.4
0.7
1.6
1.1
0.6
4.8
2.7
0.9
3.6
2.2
7.3
25
3.7
3.9
4.7
5.8
7.8
5.0
5.1
4.5
8.5
7.5
8.6
10.4
6.1
10.3
11.6
8.3
15.1
10.2
0.8
0.7
1.1
1.3
0.9
3.4
2.4
0.7
2.3
2.2
6.8
2.9
4.4
8.0
6.0
13.0
8.6
2.5
7.7
6.9
6.8
0.9
1.0
2.5
1.0
35.4
50.7
62.8
41.3
53.4
0.8
1.7
1.0
1.2
1.9
1.9
2.5
3.8
1.6
3.9
6.6
2.4
0.8
2.1
1.7
5.4
5.7
5.4
5.0
8.0
6.0
6.5
6.3
8.7
8.1
7.5
9.4
13.3
8.0
9.2
10.5
10.9
12.2
0.9
1.0
1.0
1.3
0.5
0.7
1.4
2.0
1.8
3.3
1.8
2.0
3.8
4.4
4.4
7.3
9.3
4.1
11.0
13.3
8.4
8.7
5.5
14.9
0.8
1.2
1.6
5.6
6.7
4.2
46.9
51.9
54.6
38.5
39.8
42.1 I
1.6
0.7
0.8
1.7
2.4
1.6
4.3
0.9
3.4
3.7
2.8
1.9
3.7
4.6
0.6
6.2
4.7
1.5
m
64
65
66
67
68
Erie, P a
Reading, P a
Yonkers, N . Y
69
70
71
79
73
Duluth, Minn
T u l s a , Okla
Elizabeth, N . J
Spokane, Wash
74
75
76
77
78
79
Tacoma, Wash
C a n t o n , Ohio
O k l a h o m a C i t y , Okla
Lynn, Mass
Utica, N . Y
Waterbury, Conn
-
—
..
0.1
0)
0.4
0.9
0.1
0)
1.3
1.4
0.3
0.2
0)
0)
CO
00
ITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
Somerville, Mass..
El Paso, Tex
San Diego, Calif...
Fort Wayne, IndJacksonville, Fla_.
5.2
6.4
7.4
2.5
7.1
8.6
8.5
6.4
8.0
11.5
10.1
9.4
8.1
11.6
11.9
1.2
2.0
1.6
0.5
2.0
2.1
4.4
2.4
0.8
3.0
11.0
8.2
5.7
4.3
10.8
7.4
4.5
9.1
5.6
12.3
Lawrence, Mass
Schenectady, N. Y_.
Evansville, Ind
Knoxville, Tenn
Savannah, Ga_
4.4
6.0
3.9
7.3
9.5
9.5 i
7.1
8.5 |
9.7
14.9 I
10.7
6.3
13.0
9.2
13.9
0.6
0.9
0.8
0.9
1.7
3.3
3.5
1.3
2.1
3.0
10.8
14.7
4.2
6.0
15.7
9.7
6.5
5.8
17.3
5.6
7.2
6.1
3.8
5.6
9.5
7.1
10.8
8.0
6.4
11.3
8.0
3.5
10.9 I
0.8
1.7
1.1
1.5
0.7
2.2
2.0
1.6
1.3
3.4
6.8
7.6
5.0
10.4
9.6
10.4
3.5
5.5
11.4
12.5
Long Beach, Calif..
Peoria, 111
Tampa, Fla
South Bend, Ind.—
St. Joseph, Mo
8.1
7.0
6.9
3.8
6.3
8.0
7.2
8.9
9.3
9.2
7.8
11.3
10.1
12.9
15.1
2.1
1.2
0.8
1.4
0.6
1.5
4.1
1.7
1.8
2.0
8.7
6.5
10.7
3.5
2.0
15.1
9.5
9.2
4.9
9.0
8.2
6.9
7.8
10.0
9.5
8.6
8.1
10.5
9.5
9.0 1
0.6
0.8
0.9
1.6
0.6
1.7
0.9
2.9
1.3
1.6
5.7
6.8
4.0
8.6
4.2
9.4
9.7
11.9
14.8
7.1 !
6.4 I
6.3
8.6
8.0 |
8.1
10.2
10.4
11.0
13.0
11.2
1.0
0.5
0.8
0.7
1.5
2.0
2.1
1.3
2.1
1.6
14.5
2.7
9.3
8.5
9.7
9.7
10.0
11.1
0.9
0.4
1.6
0.6
0.7
1.3
1.5
0.7
2.6
0.8
5.2
8.0
3.8
3.5
2.7
1.0
0.4
1.1 '
0.2
0.5 1
0.9
1.6 :
2.1
1.9
1.7 1
6.6
7.0
9.2
0.9
8.2 1
100
101
102
303
104
Wilkes-Barre, Pa..
Sioux City, Iowa_.
Rockford, 111.
Portland, Me
Gary, Ind
4.1
5.6
6.5
6.0
105
106
107
108
109
Hamtramok, Mich..
Little Rock, Ark.__.
Troy, N. Y
Charleston, S. C___.
Sacramento, Calif. _.
9.8
7.1
7.4
5.3
6.0
110
111
112
113
114
Binghamton, N. Y_.
Johnstown, Pa
East St. Louis, 111...
Saginaw, Mich
Terre Haute, Ind__.
5.7
5.0
8.2
6.3
3.0
115
116
117
118
119
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N. J
Passaic, N . J
Springfield, Ohio
Lansing, Mich
i Less than one-twentieth of 1 per
9.5
7.3
5.7
6.1
7.3
cent.
9.2 I
14.0
9.3
5.7
5.8 I
13.8
12.0
7.1
11.6 1
4.0
4.3
6.4
2.7
5.1
6.0
0.4
1.9
1.8
36.0
42.8
51.0
34.4
22.7
1.2
0.8
3.9
1.2
1.4
2.1
1.7
4.5
0.7
3.3
5.0
5.0
2.2
1.5
3.1
0.1
3.1
1.5
0.1
2.1
0)
0.5
0.1
2.1
0.2
0.1
2.4
1.5
2.2
2.9
0.9
52.2
47.9 !
56.9
51.5
34.5
1.2
0.7
1.0
0.7
1.8
1.8
1.3
4.5
2.9
1.9
3.9
3.7
1.0
4.3
1.2
1.2
36.3
43.0
34.1
53.3
48.5
2.2
2.0
1.5
2.5
2.1
6.7
5.6
1.9
3.8
1.6
2.0
2.5
3.2
1.2
2.1
2.1
2.3
0.8
2.6
2.5
3.7
3.0
2.5
6.1
5.5
1.5
0.7
3.0
1.3
3.2
2.2
0.5
0.1
0.9
0)
38.0
48.3
48.3
58.5
29.1
6.6
4.0
1.0
9.6
4.6
0.1
0.1
Allentown, Pa
Bayonne, N. J
Wichita, Kans
Harrisburg, Pa
Manchester, N . H_
2.5
0.9 |
0
1.7
0.4
0.3
9.2
1.1
1.3
14.3
6.9
9.2
14.9
4.6
1.1
0.5
2.4
0.8
0.1
0.1
0.4
5.9
2.6
12.6
7.1
5.8
4.4
0.3
0.6
8.6
10.2
10.0
8.0
5.6 !
14.3 j
3.3
9.6
8.5
8.0 1
0.2 1
1
1.6
0.9
6.4 !
0.2
1
0.4 !
0.1
0)
2.1 1
45.0
57.6
50.3
34.7
54.5
3.7
5.7
8.8 1
12.4
1.3
42.1
45.7
33.2
28.3
47.2
0.7
LO
0.7
13.0
0.2
4a 6
53.8
48.2
64.7
54.0
0.9
41.6
42.8
42.6
48.4
48.0
<*>
2.2
0.6
3.0
1.7
2.7
9.7
1.4 1
1.1
6.8
1.7
2.7
5.7
3.8
•
r
3.6
1.1
6.8
4.8
2.3
LO
2.0
2.7
1.3
0.9
4.9
1.2
4.5
6.1
3.6
1.5
LI
1.1
0.7
1.2
1.7
2.7
2.2
1.5
2.6 1
1.5
4.2
2.4
9.4
1.8
2.1
1.2
2.3
00
00
T A B L E 1 4 . - — P E R C E N T DISTRIBUTION OF THE E X P E N S E S OF G E N E R A L DEPARTMENTS, BY P R I N C I P A L DIVISIONS OF THE G E N E R A L
DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1924—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 . 41]
H.—PROTECTION TO PERSON AND
PROPERTY
I.—GENERAL
GOVERNMENT
Police de- Fire department partment
All other
VH.—EDUCATION1
V.—HIGHWAYS
in.—CONSERVATION OP
HEALTH
IV.—SANITATION,
OR PROMOTION
OF CLEANLINESS
General
expense
VI.—CHARITIES,
Kepair HOSPITALS,
and con- AND CORstruction RECTIONS
for compensation
VHI.—REC- IX.—MISCELLAREATION
NEOUS
Schools
Libraries
0.5
1.4
11.3
5.9
54.7
53.0
33.5
37.4
48.7
0.2
2.1
2.0
1.2-
1.3
4.1
2.1
1.2
0.7
5.2
3.2
1.6
5.4
2.7
4.7
11.9
3.1
1.3
0.9
48.7
41.9
48.6
57.4
49.8
1.7
1.3
0.1
2.6
2.2
2.2
2.2
2.2
3.9
5.9
1.8
1.9
0.9
0.6
1.7
0.2
1.6
6.6
0.5
14.0
57,2
58.4
35.6
62.5
43.3
1.0
0.8
1.3
2.0
0.7
0,7
1.4
2.5
3.7
0.9
3.7
0.3
3.8
07
0.1
0.4
7.6
1.4
2.1
1.2
51.1
37.5
44.4
38.8
33.4
1.0
1.3
2.6
0.3
1.0
0.7
2.8
2.1
0.6
1.6
0 9
3.4
2.2
1.6
1.7
12.0
2.8
12.1
1.1
0.5
32.6
39.7
46.7
35.1
54.5
0.5
1.3
1.5
0.7
1.0
2.3
1.0
3.7
1.9
0.9
0.9
1.8
1.6
4.7
1.0
GROUP I V — C I T I E S HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
1?0
191
122
1?3
1?4
Chester, P a
Racine, W i s .
Chattanooga, T e n n
Brockton, Mass
Altoona, P a
8.1
5.1
6.2
5.7
5.7
10.1
6.5
9.7
8.0
5.8
5.3
8.7
15.9
11.4
8.0
1.0
0.6
1.7
0.7
0.6
0.9
2.5
3.3
4.0
0.5
5.8
3.8
4.5
8.4
3.5
6.8
8.8
7.8
10.5
22.2
125
126
1?7
T>8
1?9
N e w Britain, Conn
Highland Park, Mich
Mobile, Ala
B e r k e l e y , Calif
Springfield, 111
6.0
5.0
5.5
4.1
8.8
8.5
6.4
10.2
4.5
7.6
8.9
9.6
9.5
11.4
9.4
1.2
0.5
1.7
0.7
0.9
3.0
2.0
2.4
1.4
1.4
4.5
6.2
6.8
6.0
4.6
8.7
10.7
8.5
4.5
6.6
no
Bethlehem, P a
Huntington, W . Va
Holyoke, Mass
Lincoln, Nebr
Winston-Salem, N . C
9.6
4.4
5.3
5.8
4.5
7.9
8.2
8.5
4.8
10.4
4.5
11.9
12.8
9.2
8.0
0.3
0.5
0.8
0.7
0.5
1.3
1.2
5.4
3.1
3.2
2.8
5.7
7.9
2.9
7.2
10.8
5.6
8.8
3.8
7.1
7.6
5.6
5.2
10.1
9.6
8.2
8.3
9.6
9.3
10.9
8.8
7.8
10.0
10.9
14.2
0.9
0.7
1.0
1.4
0.2
2.6
2.8
1.7
4.0
LI
10.5
7.3
9.7
8.6
10.5
7.3
15.0
9.8
11.7
14.3
4.8
9.8
6.0
7.0
5.0
9.7
9.7
6.7
8.2
9.5
.14.9
11.6
6.9
12.4
11.6
1.5
0.8
0.6
1.2
0.3
3.4
1.8
4.1
2.1
1.4
6.9
7.5
3.5
9.3
6.3
9.9
11.5
6.5
14.9
8.0
131
13?
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
Cicero, 111 Quincy, Mass
140
141
14?
143
144
Macon, Ga
Roanoke, Va
Jackson, Mich
Shreveport, L a
Wheeling, W . V a .
Portsmouth, Va
Covington, K y
0.3
0.3
0.2
1.5
0)
0.6
0.5
1.6
0.2
») •
0)
0.6
0.5
0)
0.3
0.4
0.4
0.3
0.8
0.1
1.3
CO
CO
145
146
147
148
149
Niagara Falls, N . Y
Lancaster, P a
F r e s n o , Calif
__-_
Augusta, Ga
_•__
P a s a d e n a , Calif
-.-_ _-_. _
7.1
3.5
4.3
4.6
5.0
8.5
8.4
-6.2
"8.9
4.6
9.8
6.7
19.9
8.6
7.3
150
151
152
153
154
L a k e w o o d , Ohio _ „-_•_-_
Topeka, Kans
Davenport, Iowa
_-_-_-_
Atlantic City, N . J . „ — _
K a l a m a z o o , M i c h ________
4.5
4.2
5.8
6.6
5.4
5.7
8.7
6.8
13.3
6.9
155
156
157
158
159
W i c h i t a F a l l s , Tex___-__
Newton, Mass
Maiden, Mass
C h a r l o t t e , N . C_
Cedar Rapids, Iowa . . . .
10.8
5.5
5.1
7.0
4.9
7.0
8.4
8.1
9.9
4.9
1.0
0.2
1.0
1.3
1.2
3.0
0.8
1.3
1.1
1.0
10.1
6.7
3.3
5.4
6.-0
7.3
15.5
6.5
14.-9
6.1
6.4
11.4
9.7
13.2
13.1
0.6
0.6
1.4
4.2
0.6
1.3
3.2
1.2
1.6
1.7
7.1
5.0
-5.2
9.8
2.6
7.2
7.1
7.3
7.1
6.2
8.5
7.4
10.0
9.7
8.0
2.7
0.6
1.2
1.2
1.0
1.6
1.4
3.0
3.9
1.1
4.4
7.5
9.4
9.5
5.5
8.6
16.9
10.7
10.2
7.9
-
(i)
4.1
0)
0.8
- 0.2
0.7
1.4
2.5
1.5
0.9
3.9
1.5
6.3
3.6
3.7
2.5
4.3
1.5
3.1
0.9
2.5
1.1
2.2
1.3
4.3
5.1
2.7
3.0
3.8
1.5
2.3
4.5
1.9
50.7
38.5
34.2
43.9
61.3
1.2
2.4
2.1
0.9
2.0
3.0
5.8
5.0
0.6
2.5
4.4
7.7
1. 6
.0.8
33.4
56.2
60.1
49.0
57.7
-.1
1.4
1.7
2.8
0.3
2.5
4.3
0.5
3.4
2.0
4.9
2.6
3.2
2.4
2.3
2.7
0.5
1.2
0.5
59.8
27.9
^53.2
49.0
54.1
2.6
0.5
0.5
1.6
2.3
3.4
0.6
1.3
1.0
3.1
1.9
1.2
2.3
0.5
1.6
4.5
4.5
0.1
18.6
,5.7
46.6
47.8
40.3
30.3
33.6
1.3
1.0
1.5
1.2
2.0
2.7
1.8
3.6
4.1
4.*i
1.0
1.4
7.4
1.1
3.2
1.7
2.8
0.9
50.9
42.1
47.0
47.7
45.1
1.1
1.1
1.3
1.7
2.3
0.5
3.4
1.4
1.3
4.6
1.3
6.1
4.9
4.3
3.7
0.5
1.4
1.2
1.6
7.6
55.1
40.4
46.7
46.3
35.0
1.1
0.8
1.9
1.5
0.7
0.6
2.9
7.5
6.6
5.0
0.9
0.7
2.5
0.9
0.2
0.3
15.4
1.0
46.4
51.9
50.3
34.0
52.8
,0.2
0.5
58.'8
51.8
52.4
32.6
52.1
0.9
1.3
3.2
1.1
i3.a
2.5
-2.;8
0.5
0.4
0.6
0.2
0.8
0.3
0)
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000
160
161
162
163
164
H a v e r h i l l , Mass.___\._
Oak P a r k , I1I__
N e w Castle, P a
"__-__
Kenosha, Wis
York, P a
__"____
4.8
5.1
6.8
5.3
6.9
7.4
7.5
6.4
6.2
6.9
10.4
7.0
6.7
11.7
4.9
0.6
0.3
0.9
1.0
1.2
4.0
1.5
0.9
2.9
1.5
5.1
3.9
5.5
4.6
7.0
11.6
9.6
5.6
7.8
7.3
165
166
167 i
168.
169
D e c a t u r , 111
"__
W o o n s o c k e t , R . I______ _
M c K e e s p o r t , P a _________
B a y City, Mich
Hammond, Ind
4.3
5.8
6.7
4.7
5.3
6.3
13.9
7.9
6.3
8.2
9.8
16.9
8/2
18.2
10.3
1.0
0.8
0.2
0.6
0.5
1.4
0.7
1.9
0.9
0.7
2.3
6.2
9.5
2.9
7.7
7.1
21.7
8.3
11.4
5.7
170
171
172
173
174
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
E l m i r a , N . Y__
Beaumont, Tex.
G a l v e s t o n , Tex_
Chelsea, M a s s
6.0
6.3
7.3
5.4
6.3
7.9
6.6
9.3
8.4
8.2
6.0
8.0
11.1
13.0
12.0
1.1
0.7
2.1
1.3
1.7
1.5
1.8
2.7
1.7
1.4
6.6
4.1
9.0
6.1
5.1
12.8
12.6
14.3
11.9
12.9
6.6
7.3
6.0
5.7
8.6
10.8
6.9
12.0
8.6
6.9
11.8
9.8
4.8
6.6
11.4
0.9
1.4
1.4
1.3
1.5
3.1
1.2
2.4
3.0
0.2
7.6
8.1
9.3
4.4
7.1
4.1
9.4
7.5
12.6
7.2
8.1
6.5
5.8
10.4
6.9
5.8
11.4
5.3
12.3
8.6
7.4
10.9
9.3
4.5
13.9
0.6
1.2
0.9
2.1
0.5
1.4
2.3
2.4
5.1
2.6
3.8
9.0
9.1
8.1
7.9
8.9
7.6
8.0
7.4
11.1
175 C h a r l e s t o n , W . V a
176 M e d f o r d , M a s s
177, P e r t h A m b o y , N . J
178: Pittsfield, M a s s
179 S t o c k t o n , Calif
180
181
182
183
184
L i m a , Ohio
Montgomery, Ala
Madison, W i s .
Greensboro, N . C
Lexington, K y
* Less than one-twentieth of 1 per cent.
•
0.1
0.4
0.2
1.9
2.4
0.1
0.5
2.0
C1) -'
0.6
0.1
(9
0.4
0.1
0.3
0.1
0)
0.3
0.1
0.5
0.2
0.7
1.0
0.1
(0
3.1
0)
2.6
T A B L E 1 4 . — P E R C E N T DISTRIBUTION OP THE E X P E N S E S OP GENERAL D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y PRINCIPAL D I V I S I O N S OP THE G E N E R A L
DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1924—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. 41] •
II.—PROTECTION TO PERSON AND
PROPERTY
I.—GENERAL
GOVERNMENT
Police de- Fire department partment
All other
V.—HIGHWAYS
III.—CONSERVATION OF
HEALTH
IV.—SANITATION,
OR PROMOTION
OF CLEANLINESS
General
expense
VH.—EDUCATION
Repair
and construction
for compensation
VI.—CHARITIES,
HOSPITALS,
AND CORRECTIONS
VHI.—RECREATION
Schools
IX.—MISCELLANEOUS
Libraries
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000-Continued
East Chicago, Ind_..
Pueblo, Colo
Pontiac, Mich
Fitchburg, Mass
New Rochelle, N . Y.
6.1
6.8
7.9
5.0
6.6
9.7
7.5
6.5
6.9
9.0
11.8
10.8
6.9
10.1
8.5
0.9
1.3
1.5
0.7
0.5
1.9
2.7
3.3
3.0
1.3
10.0
1.7
5.0
4.9
8.6
4.9
17.5
8.1
14.6
17.8
Salem, Mass
Evanston, 111
San Jose, Calif
Butte, Mont
West Hoboken, N . J
4.9
4.7
7.9
6.6
7.5
9.4
4.9
7.4
12.5
8.5
6.8
10.0
12.5
14.8
1.4
1.1
1.0
0.5
0.3
2.5
1.9
2.2
1.3
1.7
9.1
8.6
4.1
6.3
7.0
Williamsport, P a . . .
Brookline, Mass
Jamestown, N . Y__.
Hamilton, Ohio
Muskegon, Mich
6.6
6.3
5.2
8.5
5.6
5.6
10.5
5.2
7.7
5.0
8.2
9.8
8.9
9.2
10.9
0.5
1.4
2.2
0.6
0.6
1.1
4.0
1.5
1.8
Waco, Tex
Everett, Mass
Springfield, Mo
Muncie, Ind
Lorain, Ohio
3.4
6.0
5.8
4.5
7.4
5.7
8.0
6.9
5.9
7.2
12.4
11.5
13.3
11.1
8.8
1.7
1.3
1.0
0.4
1.7
Chicopee, Mass
Dubuque, Iowa
Battle Creek, Mich.
Columbia, S. C
Joliet, 111
5.2
5.6
6.0
6.2
7.8
7.4
6.7
8.8
12.3
7.2
10.8
13.1
9.1
11.4
8.4
0.7
0.9
0.6
1.9
0.7
6.7
3.7
0.6
1.8
3.4
1.5
2.0
0.9
5.5
3.2
0.2
1.2
4.0
3.5
3.5
1.1
1.1
7.2
1.6
0.7
1.3
3.5
0.3
0.1
0.8
0.5
4.4
1.2
11.2
1.9
3.4
2.3
8.4
1.7
2.6
2.3
4.9
4.3
2.8
8.0
1.1
17.8
8.2
6.8
5.5
7.5
0.1
0.1
0.3
1.0
1.2
4.2
2.7
0.2
0.8
3.3
3.6
2.9
2.3
0.7
1.1
6.3
0.2
1.0
13.3
14.8
9.9
9.3
13.2
8.4
1.5
0.5
7.0
0.4
0.4
3.7
0.1
1.2
4.0
38
2.1
2.2
3.7
3.7
0.4
0.3
0.3
0.1
6.0
12.0
3.1
11.4
8.9
5.3
10.4
2.9
0.1
0.7
0.5
9.0
0.1
1.8
10.1
3.8
4.5
6.6
9.7
14.6
8.9
4.9
6.4
1.6
1.6
0.9
1.0
1.8
5.1
5.2
3.1
3.8
2.5
2.7
1.4
3.0
3.3
0.8
4.7
7.6
2.2
7.8
2.7
0)
(0
1.3
2.2
00
00
00
210
211
212
213
214
215
216
217
*>18
219
?,?0
221
222
223
224
225
226
Superior, W i s
Stamford, C o n n
A u r o r a , 111
._
Taunton, Mass
»
Council Bluffs, I o w a
7.0
6.8
9.5
6.5
4.0
9.4 1
8.4
8.6
8.9
4.4
15.0
10.1
9.0
11.0
6.3
0.6
1.0
0.8
1.5
0.7
1.5 1
1.4
1.4
4.4
0.6
R o c k I s l a n d , HI
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
Q u i n c y , 111 __
New Brunswick, N . J
7.2
8.8
6.2
6.6
6.4
6.0
5.4
8.6
5.3
6.8
8.3
7.5
11.5
8.9
11.7
0.9
1.0
0.7
1.6
0.9
3.7
1.2
2.0
1.0
1.4
Waterloo, Iowa
Easton, Pa
Ogden, U t a h
D a n v i l l e , 111
Wilmington, N . C
3.1
7.3
7.4
5.9
5.8
6.2
7.1
7.8
7.2
10.0
12.7
6.3
6.2
17.2
10.1
1.1
0.4
0.8
0.7
0.7
0.7 1
1.0
1.2
0.8
3.3
6.7
5.2
12.5
7.5
6.7
6.3
7.9
11.4
6.3
4.4
12.7
14.2
9.5
4.5
4.2
0.5
0.6
1.0
0.6
0.6
5.8
6.2
11.5
5.8
6.7
9.8
5.0
10.3
- 8.2
8.2
8.3
8.1
10.5
2.9
7.9
...
3.7 1
11.2
4.7
4.5
8.8
7.2
0.1
4.2
11.0
3.6
4.4
11.2
6.9
10.8
9.0
11.1
11.7
0.9
0.3
3.4
0. 9
3.6
9. 7
0.9
8.7
4. 7
6.8
8. 1
3.1
9.8
9.3
6.0
7.5
15.3
0.1
4.9
0.1
0.7
0.1
4.0
3.5
0.9
0.9
0.9
0.8
2.7
2.3
3.2
4.4
1.0
2.1
6.6
7.8
8.0
3.8
8.5
10.8
8.4
10.0
13.1
13.3
228
229
Hazleton, P a
230
231
232
233
234
Orange, N . J
„
Amsterdam, N . Y
Petersburg, Va
N o r r i s t o w n , Pa__ _
Waltham, Mass
235
236
237
238
239
Lewiston, M e
Green Bay, Wis
Columbus, Ga
Oshkosh, Wis
Sheboygan, Wis
8.1
5.7
8.1
5.2
6.5
10.7
5.0
11.2
5.2
4.9
10.3
11.8
9.5
12.9
12.4
0.7
1.0
0.4
1.0
0.7
0.9
0.9
3.1
0.8
1.1
4.6
2.8
8.6
3.2
5.4
240
241
242
243
244
M o l i n e , HI
Watertown, N . Y
M u s k o g e e , Okla
L a Crosse, W i s
Newburgh, N . Y
6.5
7.2
5.4
6.3
5.7
6.3
4.9
7.1
5.5
7.2
7.2
9.2
11.6
12.5
4.2
0.9
0.5
0.3
0.5
0.3
0.8 J
5.1
2.31
1.4
1.0
1.0
245
246
247
248
Lynchburg, Va
Colorado S p r i n g s , Colo
Newport, R. I
8.8
4.6
5.7
12.0
8.9
6.3
12.9
13.7
10.9
6.5
10.0
14.3
0.9
1.0
0.8
0.8
3.3
2.0
2.3
1.3
>-
0)
0.2
5.3
9.0
9.1
11.5
13.6
Auburn, N . Y
Kokomo, Ind
Newport News, Va
.._
0.2
3.4
0.2
5.6
3.2
3.3
8.0
7.6
227
».
6.8 1
11.6
10.2
10.3
10.8
4.4
1.2
9.7
2.7
0.1
0.5
6.8
0.2
2.7
3.7
2.3
3.8
48.8 I
39.0
47.1
38.9
57.9
1.7 1
1.72.0
1.1
1.8
1.6 1
3.4
5.2
1.7
2.5
3.7
1.8
1.5
3.9
1.8
56.4
52.2
49.0
42.9
42.9
1.9
0.7
1.4
1.3
2.4
0.4
4.9
3.7
1.3
2.3
6.0
2.0
0.6
2.9
57.8
48.3
58.3
46.7
42.2
3.3
2.2
1.0
2.3
0.5
1.8
1.6
2.6
3.2
0.2
1.4
3.7
1.4
0.2
1.5
39.3
51.5
39.2
39.3
58.5
0.8
1.0
0.2
1.8
1.5
1.3
3.2
0.3
3.4
0.1
5.4
1.4
5.3
6.9
4.6
0.7
0.3
0.6
2.4
1.6
0.1
1.4
1.4
5.6
1.3
3.6
1.3
5.6
6.9
0.1
3.4
48.8
53.3
36.9
56.7
32.4
12.7
10.7
7.0
16.6
16.5
2.1
9.5
2.2
11.7
2.8
2.7
34,3
50.0
34.4
44.5
43.7
1.2
1.9
0.6
2.0
1.5.
1.8
5.6
2.8
4.0
1.9
3.2
2.3
2.0
1.7
2.7
3.8
2.0
3.2
7.1
5.2
14.7
5.7 !
7.8 !
13.9
0.3
0.1
0.6
0.8
0.3
8.4
6.2
7.4
0.3
10.2
53.0
43.1
48.2
50.2
41.8
2.6
1.2
1.7
2.4
1.3
2.7
2.5
2.3
3.9
2.6
0.9
4.3
6.4
5.4
4.4
7.4
2.3
8.6
9.1
10.1
10.0
15.6
7.2
0.8
34.6
56:6
31.6
33.2
1.3
1.1
0.1
3.7
7.5
2.9
7.4
2.4
1.7
3.2
0.5
(9
0.3
0.6
0)
0.4
1
0.1
8.2
0.3
5.5 I
0.4
1
* Less than one-twentieth of 1 per cent.
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T A B L E 1 5 . — 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 P U B L I C S E R V I C E
ENTERPRISES:
03
O
1924
f 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. 42]
Total
Electric
light and
power
systems
Gas-supply
Markets
systems
Scales
Docks,
wharves, Cemeteries
and
and
landings [crematories
$139,927,533
Grand total
Group
: Group
Group
Group
Group
Watersupply
systems
$76,665,280
$16,857,705
$3,532,184 $1, 696,469
$75,102
$7,164,383
$2,366, 766
$942,524
7,705,674
2,029,413
2,070,982
3,655,334
1,396,302
897,727
344,490
288,969
130,841
34,442
11,776
4,306
21,625
21,620
15,775
4,355,938
790,312
1,205,219
733,877
79,037
293,344
84,907
792,979
705,872
489, 664
449, 616
41,467
335,887
85,927
29,627
I
II
III
IV_._
V
31, 760, 524
9,774,931
17, 295,082
10,870,601
6,964,142
2,630,967
470,004
431,213
Halls
Subways
for pipes
and .
wires '
Street
railways
All other
enterprises
$103,949 $25, 594, 554
$4,928,617
19,918, 204
5, 589, 527
86,823
4,001, 603
12
534, 742
334,350
57,922
>
98,832
4,458
659
O
M
>
I"1
W
GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 500,000 AND OVER
1
New York, N . Y
Chicago, 111
s Philadelphia, Pa-_.
4 ' Detroit, Mich
« C l e v e l a n d , Ohio
>
6 St. L o u i s , M o
o
7
.-
B a l t i m o r e , M d - _ __ . _-.__
S
q
10
11
T>
Los Angeles, Calif-Pittsburgh, Pa
San F r a n c i s c o , Calif
Buffalo, N . Y _ , . : _ ,
$12,561,197
6,540,430 1
3,155,806
17,905,989
4,827,991
2,199,979
1, 518,845
2, 691,077 1
12,302,015
1,944,518
2,587,234
1, 258,157
$6,890,750
5,176,060
2,879,056
1,284,401
2,616,366
2,097,529
1,206,203
1,982,910
4, 782, 506
1, 778,400
14, 754
1, 051,589
H
1,694, 756
$399,966
3,351
6,178
31,806
66,580
16,811
$843
1,300
4,264
132,033
31,024
$1,177, 221
113
$1,095,210
183,798
270,572
5,256
$180,847
2,661,884.
17,594
Milwaukee, Wis
'.
Washington, D . C __
N e w a r k , N..T
Minneapolis, Minn
..
N e w Orleans, L a . - - _ _ - C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
:
>
$
16,588,939.
$149, 026
119,116
H
M
Q
$98,832
36, 272
534,032
22,608
142,998
1,320
23. 075
128,911
116,783
89,785
2,443, 569
P°
O
*}
o
H
s
GROUP I I — C I T I E S HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 300,000 TO 500,000
1?
14
15
16
17
18
$3,289,575
81,375
45,505
4,833,697
120,193
$885,696
$1,244,091
$1,253,700
829,178
853,532 !
1,458,074 1 1,182,090
571,940
573, 590
737,128
2,100,355
1,198,769 i 1,173,620
$9,609
22, 261
189,354
$2,093
$1,410
51,033
13,948
$86,630
240
$1,312,194
2,213"
$8,988
19
20
21
22
23
Kansas^City, M o
Seattle, W a s h
Indianapolis, I n d
Rochester, N . Y
Jersey C i t y , N . J_
2,110,866 1
7, 551, 563
25,468
664, 282
869,154
2,082,368
574,400
22,634
8,162
16,178
11,311
$2, 029,413
530, 616
2,896
2,968
662,255
16,958
19,048
850,106
4,277,333
82,814
*
9,290
23,189
GROXTP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
24
?5
26
27
28
Louisville, K y
T o l e d o , Ohio
P o r t l a n d , Oreg
D e n v e r , Colo_
A k r o n , Ohio_ .__
29
30
31
32
33
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
Providence, R. I
St. P a u l , M i n n
O a k l a n d , Calif
A t l a n t a , Ga
34
35
36
37
38
Omaha, Nebr
_.
B i r m i n g h a m , Ala__
Worcester, M a s s
San Antonio, Tex
Dallas, Tex _
39
40
41
42
43
R i c h m o n d , Va __
Syracuse, N . Y __
New Haven, Conn
Memphis, Tenn__
D a y t o n , Ohio
_
44
45
46
47
48
Norfolk, V a
Houston, Tex
49
50
51
52
53
Grand Rapids, Mich
F o r t W o r t h , Tex_
54
55
56
57
58
$424,548
755,743
1,456,537
1,390,801
341,629
_.
998,648
408,596
788,187
218,419
491, 582 |
_
.-
2,064,933
119,006
277, 588
14,117
424,246
$415,187
707, 953
531, 347
1,320, 540
335,172
723,366
371, 549
742, 509
$241,324
8,857
12, 909
1,323
74, 754
21, 081
$45,911
53,165
$3, 057
1,462
104
16,454
3,244
$1,337,491
27, 434
$171,760
13, 025
34, 036
42, 019
25,669
101,646
-
o
58,337
6,988
23, 794
1,660
1,200
28,479
7,129
145,825
424, 246
1,155,886
508,418
2,892
417,286
200, 042
283,372
499, 513
340,424
193,735
19,306
8,905
6
26,951
6,307
580,197
315,750
223,816
211, 752
29,947
25,962
330, 735
775, 729 1
330,434
737,663
263, 396
204, 608
Paterson, N . J _
Springfield, M a s s
349. 271
204, 608
170
100
327,490
Trenton, N . J
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h
F a l l R i v e r , M a s s _.
Camden, N . J
298, 318
428,873
248, 552 1
348,989 1
273,140 1
213, 783
419,102
185,036
284,214
243,099
__ _ _
$2,494
37,347
33,958
449, 355
556,623
61,433
216, 007
$6, 867
2,917
701, 025
$7,526
6,494
4,071
6,457
800, 550
1,680
4,280
1,672
2,886
3,928
43,955
2,737
2,849
41,462
17,613
60,423
.
276,197
50, 237
301
20,150
17,916
7,820
78, 055
170
100
20,482
307, 008
71,513
13,022
3,655
6,116
1,197
1,000
437
16, 078
62,319
63,338
13,963
00
TABLE 15.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS FOR E X P E N S E S OF P U B L I C SERVICE E N T E R P R I S E S :
00
1924—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. 42]
Watersupply
systems
Total
CITY
Q
Electric
light and
power
systems
Gas-supply
systems
Markets
Scales
Docks,
wharves, Cemeteries
and
and
landings crematories
Halls
Subways
for pipes
and
wires
Street
railways
All other
enterprises
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000-Continued
••y
$286,849
317,116
605,079
318,872
519,462
64
65
66
67
68
419,592
1,665,314
312,515
211,475
357,012
371,975
345,736
305,184
211,475
352,810
445,636
719,613
222,799
4,377
201,077
Oklahoma City, Okla
855,927
176,746
264,308
320,814
244,319
162,951
263,108
242,482
Utica, N . Y
Waterbury, Conn._
102,124
$1,036
3,417
1,878
4,694
363,349
226,647
203,652
1,704
$1,096
2,605
$2,204
77,168
1,218
102,124
.
Erie Pa
Yonkers, N . Y
69
70 Duluth, Minn
71 Tulsa, Okla
72 Elizabeth, N . J
73 Spokane, Wash
74
75
76
77
78
79
$5,964
$275,948
237,343
598,740
275,619
514,768
59 Nashville, Tenn
60 New Bedford, Mass
61 Flint, Mich
6? Wilmington, Del
63 Albany, N . Y
.
«
Tacoma, Wash
$492,920
200,610
482,646
. _ .
$126,882
209,754
609,131
660,868
881,971 1
$126,882
209, 754
530,955
180,167
150,265
•
2,873
2,278
46
62
587
467
4,282
1,200
$4,458
36,444
s
g
::
$44,418
5,999
13,086
3,790
300
1,065
r1
1,924
1,425
fcj
hj
47,617
$1,319,578
:::::::::" 9
Q
Ul
41,839
§
$86,823
8,448
Q
>-\
78,332
H
fcfj
CP
GROUP I"\7\—CITIES
80 Somerville, Mass
81 El Paso, Tex
82 San Diego, Calif
83 Fort Wayne, Ind
84 Jacksonville, Fla
41,375
$601
HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000
|
$476,529
586,216
$2,913
$1,259
$32,463
145,490
$21,009
$24,704
85 Lawrence, Mass
86 Schenectady, N . Y
87 Evansville, Ind
88 Knoxville, Tenn
89 Savannah, Qa
284,072 1
171,509
275,548
250, 752
182,135
256,867
168,970
226, 598
237,860
102, 609
2,539
6,832
12, 247
20,477
90 Allentown, Pa
91 Bayonne, N . J
92 Wichita, Kans
93 Harrisburg, Pa
94 Manchester, N . H
112,750
476, 748
12,966
143,336
156, 732
112,331
476, 748
419
95 Long Beach, Calif
96 Peoria, 111
97 Tampa, Fla
98 South Bend, Ind
99 St. Joseph, Mo
431,012
2,406
171,107
263,160
2, 506
351,752
27,205
2,448
645
2,592
3,219
36,451
4,559
16,345
57,991
1,319
$65,670
163, 246
253,049
4,551
1,195
1,211
212
512
6,813
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Sioux City, Iowa
Rockford, 111
Gary, Ind
5,840
143, 672
133,157
220, 554
12,962
105
106
107
108
109
Hamtramck, Mich
Little Rock, Ark
Troy, N . Y
Charleston, S. C
Sacramento, Calif
341,925
13, 680
140,308
677,192
304, 737
341,925
110
111
11?
113
114
Binghamton, N . Y
Johnstown, Pa
East St. Louis, 111
Saginaw, Mich
Terre Haute, Ind
175, 577
769
173,809
1,768
141
182,887
47,708
131,884
7,649
9,599
1,304
621
115
116
117
118
119
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N . J
211,567
329,881
180?994
323,902
89,247
1,475,406
85, 683
212,918
120
121
12?
123
124
Chester, Pa
Racine, Wis
Chattanooga, Tenn
Brockton, Mass
Altoona, Pa
Springfield, Ohio
Lansing, Mich
...
600
121,435
26,810
146,572
90,757 1
373
938
7,714
56,230
5,467
7,539
2,192
312
59,103
20,154
2,280
::::::::::: %
s
§
13,130
5,512
550
1,208
4,337
133, 588
156, 561
261,786
130,229
89,377
2,226
2,506
100
101
102
103
104
.
30,543
12,966
143,336
97,422
133,941
132, 219
140,985
2,968
$5,010
497,820
16,608
18,474
15,958
10, 385
£-,
H
•
g
628
33,442
47,087
16, 257
H
co
30, 573
5,979
1,237,271
3,564
2,325
22,354
538
600
379
8,724
1,333
1,380
30,826
107
16,343
16,646
CO
CO
TABLE
15.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST
PAYMENTS FOR E X P E N S E S
OF PUBLIC SERVICE
ENTERPRISES:
1924—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. 42]
Watersupply
systems
Total
Electric
light and
power
systems
Gas-supply
systems
Markets
Scales
Docks,
wharves, Cemeteries
and
and
landings [crematories
Halls
Subways
for pi pes |
and
wires
Street
railways
All other
enterprises
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
1?5
1?6
m
1?8
T>9
N e w Britain, C o n n
Highland Park, Mich
Mobile, Ala
Berkeley, Calif
Springfield, 111 _
„
150,323
$19,454
135
136
137
138
139
E a s t Orange, N . J
Cicero, 111
140
141
142
143
144
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y
Atlantic City, N J
Kalamazoo, Mich
_--_
4,927
3,838
137,781
120, 257
189, 522
174,447
166; 670
137, 781
97, 336
189, 522
157, 212
161,862
151,969
97,857
94,370
119,986
117
2,966
108, 525
183,865
6,208
137, 541
1,177,815
105, 424
182,188
3,081
1,677
1,012
79,797
377,765
128,786
$20,412
3,643
$2,168
12,499
766
$176,920
145,336
150,515
103, 635
190, 588 i
183, 298
19, 783
232, 024
143,851 1
$458
$180
$2,940
84, 724
14,199
930, 249 !
406,158 1
108, 583
Bethlehem, P a
Huntington, W . Va
Holyoke, Mass
Lincoln, N e b r
Winston-Salem, N . C
150
151
152
153
1,54
$57, 466
l£0r312
98, 521
164,359
17, 796
114, 965
133, 522
126, 556
130
131
13?
133
134
145
146
147
148
149
$79,546
168,492
134,372
3, 643
364, 594
36, 585
809
9,552
$404,334
$2,814
100
126, 757
2,836
2,112
22,921
3,072
815
14,163
3,993
12,039
251
100
16,171
6,100
2,816
484
17,796
95,602
476,663
190,288
180,123
227,292
125,319
937
183
605
32,451
20
5,196
20,823
664,133
201
21,116
36,818
300
50
240
4,732
181
3,125
720
18,823
IS. 806
2, 545
155
156
157
158
159
Wichita Falls, Tex..
Newton, Mass
Maiden, Mass.
Charlotte, N. C
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
116,380
120,791
84,624
236,733
108,036
110,447
119,768
56, 068
221,281
106,528
5,933
1,023
28,556
12,277
3,175
400
GROUP V—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000
160
161
16?
163
164
Haverhill, Mass
O a k P a r k , 111
N e w Castle, P a
Kenosha, Wis
York, Pa
165
166
167
168
16ft
D e c a t u r , 111
Woonsocket, R. I
McKeesport, Pa
Bay City, Mich
Hammond, Ind
170
171
17?
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
Perth Amboy, N . J
Pittsfield, M a s s
S t o c k t o n , Calif.
180
181
18?
183
184
$101,073
165,928
__
79,378 j
$3,876
$3
79, 378
255,347
111,963
175,156
380,973
168,341
255,347
111, 963
175,156
75,531
168,341
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
Elmira, N . Y
Beaumont, Tex
Galveston, Tex
Chelsea, M a s s
165,821
158,497
167,612
157,353
50,667
165,821
123,924
99, 111
154,879
50, 667
C h a r l e s t o n , W . Va
9, 287
79,666
234,695
26,990
6,606
53, 293
228,335
25,156
1,221
1,500
1,834
117,994
114, 518 !
133,140
156,551 I
3,373
116,237
92,694
104,429
145,629
1,382
496
2,196
779
3,346
375
3,618
11
300,611
147,908 1
102,458 |
487
289,069
146,601
75,541
119,232
149,847
99,018
149,847
L i m a , Ohio
M o n t g o m e r y , Ala
Madison, Wis
Greensboro, N . C
_.
$97,194
165,928
_
..
905
$304,537
30,36?
$4,206
$15,999
$52,502
2,474
9,287
26,373
3,639
6,606
5,346
26,504
10,064
$12,364
6,504
5,038
79
27
18"?
186
187
188
189
P u e b l o , Colo
P o n t i a c , Mich__
Fitchburg, Mass
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
190
191
192
193
194
Salem, M a s s
E v a n s t o n , 111
_
._
..
1,307
26,917
487
1,207
19,007
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TABLE
15.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST
P A Y M E N T S FOR E X P E N S E S
OF PUBLIC SERVICE
ENTERPRISES:
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1924—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 . 42]
Watersupply
systems
Total
Electric
light and
power
systems
Gas-supply
systems
Markets
Scales
Docks,
wharves, Cemeteries
and
and
landings [crematories
Halls
Subways
for pipes
and
wires
I
Street
railways
All other
enterprises
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
( *
$1,194
125,952 i
280,904 |
693,782
128,665
9
$1,194
195
196
197
198
199
H a m i l t o n , Ohio
Muskegon, Mich
200
201
202
203
204
Waco, Tex
Everett, Mass
Springfield, M o
Muncie, Ind
L o r a i n , O h i o . __
122,567
72,807
3,802
20,179
113,035 1
101,617
205
206
207
208
209
Chicopee, Mass__ _
D u b u q u e , Iowa
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
C o l u m b i a , S. C
Joliet, 1 1 1 — ,
325,649
77, 238
77,815 |
140,164 i
135,050
86, 063
75,809
77,815
134,584
135,050
210
211
212
213
214
Superior, W i s
Stamford, C o n n
143,420
428, 515
122,867
Ii6,112
Taunton, Mass
C o u n c i l Bluffs, I o w a
215
216
217
?18
219
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
Q u i n c y , 111
_
Austin, Tex
N e w Brunswick, N . J
62,817
123,697
122,014
312, 990
153,847
62,817
112,331
72,429
128,172
153,317
990
Waterloo, Iowa
E a s t o n , P a _ _.
Ogden, U t a h _
D a n v i l l e , 111
Wilmington, N . C
92,844
30
60, 718
92,844
88, 038 j
87,193
221
222
<
m
224
Brookline, M a s s
-.
_
37,130
M
23,013
17, 924
3,698
20,179
11,418
2,695
a
$431, 213
99, 554
54,883
233,143
•
8
6,443
910
787
50
H
$469
M
350
$2,682
$1, 761
O
IP
o
. _ _
_ _
_
>
$888
$189, 635
167,962
$5, 200
104
$120,752
88,574
94, 607
90, 647
87,045
122,128
484
o
2,824
10, 091
331,379
M
739
H
HH
483
1,263
1,298
169,632
SI
10,883
8,160
13,888
40,162
530
30
42,950
17, 768
1
845
225
226
227
228
229
Auburn, N . Y
Kokomo, lnd
Newport News, Va
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Hazleton, P a
230
231
232
233
234
Orange, N . J
Amsterdam, N . Y
Petersburg, Va
Norristown, P a
Waltham, Mass
235
236
237
238
239
Lewiston, M e
Green B a y , W i s
Columbus, Ga
Oshkosh, W i s
Sheyboygan, Wis
240
241
242
243
244
245
246
247
248
119,612 I
9,446
2,723
84,436
I"' 115,774
63, 327
106,200 i
88,495
1,606
91,447
63, 327
106, 200
70, 362
44,807
67,184
65,128
190, 375
68, 452 1
44,807
67,036
56,459
167,763
53,591
M o l i n e , 111
W a t e r t o w n , N . Y__
M u s k o g e e , Okla__
L a Crosse, W i s
Newburgh, N , Y
73, 201 1
93,720
86,821
64,375
71,857
64,458
92,703
78,801
64,015
70,478
Lynchburg, Va
Colorado Springs, Colo
Newport, R. I
Pensacola, F l a . _ __
75, 388
83, 694
9,293
64,465
66, 287
63,439
_
__
3,838
9,446
2,723
84,436
4,634
1,606
13,499
63,168
60, 656
28,279
148
9
1,539
8,660
22, 612
13,322
8,743
1,017
8,020
s
360
584
5,563
14
795
616
1,314
70
6,468
3,809
1,713
11, 517
2,755
1,209
7,410
1
1
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xn
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TABLE
16.—GOVERNMENTAL-COSTS PAYMENTS * FOR I N T E R E S T :
CO
1924
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 . 43]
PAYMENTS FOR INTEREST ON FUNDED AND
FLOATING DEBT
Total payments
for interest
I
II
III
IV
V
$242,373,253
136,886,
26,602,
43,404,
21, 992,
13,486,
$190,802,551
116, 747,954
19,373,965
31,679,656
14,213,867
8,787,109
Of independent divisions
Of city
corporation
Schools
Grand total.
PAYMENTS FOR INTEREST ON OTHER DEBT
Of independent divisions
Of city
corporation
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
PAYMENTS FOR INTEREST ON
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT DEBT
$18,083,611
4,808,716
1,809,672
5,436, 793
3,891,175
2,137, 255
Of other
divisions
Of city
corporation
Schools
All other
$9,454,989
4, 935,335
3,250,371
698,927
479,134
91,222
$12,457,134
$230,160
4,188,719
1,364,009
3,460,433
1,919,616
1,524,357
121,013
16,874
3,051
88,647
575
$9,369,987
4,839,885
613,766
1,908, 662
1, 208,011
All other
$1,358,081
$616,740
783, 589
42,244
217,294
184, 631
130,323
461,543
131,410
25
7,335
16,427
$746,630
21,440
>
$353,295
636
O
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
?
3
4
*
)
6
7
8
q
10
11
1?
New York, N . Y
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, P a
Detroit, Mich
C l e v e l a n d , Ohio
St. L o u i s , M o
Baltimore, M d
B o s t o n , Mass._
Los Angeles, Calif
Pittsburgh, P a
San Francisco, Calif
Buffalo, N . Y
$72,929,315
9,081,659
11,577,683
8,669, 242
7,545,488
980,317
5, 027,195
6,782,345 i
4,589,643
3,853,727
3,224,218
2,625,922 I
$67,960,401
3,021,194
10,511,289
7,418,650
4,862,218
869,959
4,941,336
6,613,075
3,021,446
1,886,026
3,224,218
2,418,142
$1,043,743
1,698,526
110,358
$2, 719, 753
575
210,385
460,554
$1,918,312
1,087,559
702,247
328,539
$23,011
$3,050,602
1,130, 217
337,960
98,002
97,649
o
600
9,363
03
85,859
169, 270
1,279,114
676,975
272,964
1,177,890
103,473
93,214
48,589
15,519
65,977
s
GROUP II—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 600,000
13
14
15
16
17
18
Milwaukee, Wis
Washington, D. C
Newark, N. J_
Minneapolis, Minn
New Orleans, La
Cincinnati, Ohio
19
20
21
22
23
Kansas City, Mo
Seattle, Wash
Indianapolis, Ind
Rochester, N. Y
Jersey City, N. J
$1,817,041
163,703
3,206,243
2, 580,406
2,408,386 1
4, 700,911
$1,380,125
163,703
2,428,692
1,789,017
1,794,061
3,892,957
1,180,586
3,677,610 i
1, 283,001
2,021,898
3, 562, 526
519,714
2,573,326
535,577
1,460,957
2,835,836
$436,916
$455,299
479,990
455,277
419,106
625,631
324,593
150,000
287,941
$96,589
456,977
178,133
57,746
$2,510
$27,802
7,309
286,192
"
*
$27,529
6,968
79,122
101,760
589,308
311,969
8,945
515,068
14,364
444,062
28,742
4,108
15,332
107,934
165,089
$41,227
1,017
17,791
GROUP III—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
Louisville, Ky__
Toledo, Ohio...
Portland, Oreg.
Denver, Colo_.Akron, Ohio
$709,785
1,746,674
1,857,267
1,124,867
1,788,738
$681,694
1,153,387
1,204,768
717,634
1,169,762
Columbus, Ohio..
Providence, R. I .
St. Paul, M i n n Oakland, Calif....
Atlanta, Ga
2,023,213
1, 234,363
1,223,577
565,839
630,437
1,212,658
1,234, 290
1,027,394
296,025
575,358
448,772
Omaha, Nebr
Birmingham, Ala..
Worcester, Mass...
San Antonio, Tex..
Dallas, Tex
1,784,443
667,081
654,044
602,432
778,183
529,108
521, 604
489,030
384,309
722,490
415,565
Richmond, Va
Syracuse, N. Y
New Haven, Conn..
Memphis, Tenn
Dayton, Ohio
989, 553
1, 022,915
491,349
1, 273,011
747,885
736,105
429,438
1,161,253
476,566
$492,209
101,125
207,500
356,834
$135,634
$96,121
405,462
199,274
262,142
361,667
$28,091
4,957
7,227
459
193,543
562,273
73
2,640
"40," 292"
255,807
14,787
219,433
143,879
152,656
265,132
215, 267
$3,051
45,014
56,052
1,598
165, 014
55,369
55,693
3
$116
13,362
58,039
$25
"I6,"098*
2,873
21,678
61,911
66,744
165, 220
Norfolk, Va
1,429,004
1,594,224
32,475
Houston, Tex
777,343
916,583
106,765
4,500
Bridgeport, Conn...
538,504
543,004
Youngstown, Ohio..
554,356
16,491
963,270
225,856
166,567
7,650
Hartford, Conn
491,674
698,865
12,898
186,643
* The payments reported in this table are the gross payments for interest on city debts less (1) amounts paid in error ,and (2) amounts paid which balance receipts from accrued
interest on original issue of debt obligations.
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TABLE 16.—GOVERNMENTAL-COSTS PAYMENTS
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FOR INTEREST: 1924—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. 43]
PAYMENTS FOR INTEREST ON FUNDED AND
FLOATING DEBT
PAYMENTS FOR INTEREST ON
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT DEBT
PAYMENTS FOR INTEREST ON OTHER DEBT
City numbt
t-4
Total payments
for interest
CITY
Of independent divisions
Of city
corporation
Schools
All other
Of independent divisions
Of city
corporation
Of other
divisions
Of city
corporation
Schools
All other
>
a
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION O F 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
$432,354
636,481
257,893
631,163
589,042
$203,196
593,589
100,225
502,594
493,687
$150,726
$75,081
123,399
34,269
42,856
54 D es M oines, Iowa _
55 Trenton, N . J
56
57 Fall River, Mass
58
716,507
524,243
726,333
519,015
570,498
523,619
433,659
283,190
478,025
465,514
186,678
230,610
59
60
61 Flint, Mich
62
63 Albany N Y
592,585
726,957 1
557,471 j
453,327
566,278
554, 540
640,391
291,658
453,327
516,924
231,737
64
65
66 Erie Pa
67
68 Yonkers, N . Y
585,552 1
755,282 ]
356,753
212,022
920,724
529,586
442,218
175,785
125,361
653,654
137,034
137,998
78,963
176,030
42, 970
7,698
70,195
69
70
71 Tulsa, Okla .
72 Elizabeth, N. J
73 Spokane, Wash .
369,961
510,151
626, 270
369,954
341,774
273,643
312,842
409,220
191, 564
241,709
128,000
162,083
41,230
74 Tacoma, Wash
75 Canton, Ohio..
76 1 Oklahoma City, Okla
561,190
759,009
647,267 1
523,320
378,576
354,314 1
28,579
318,719
255,403
49
50 Fort Worth, Tex
51
52
53 Springfield, Mass
..
«
_1
• 38,347
113,047
46,203
36,845
26,266
$3,351
42,892
85, 713
95, 355
6,184
52, 237
96, 280
40,990
58,781
1,200
86, 566
2,815
>
$26
3,206
M
O
4,995
*j
o
H
55,966
5P
196, 875
96,318
153,642
$375
H
w
o
49,354
88,780
W
w
2,968
24, 748
2,844
43,282
18,432
37,078
28,079
51,999
8,441
8,916
472
77
78
79
Utica, N . Y
Waterbury, Conn
.
329,749 I
301,413 1
626,021
265,811
264,761
502,720
63,938
28,112
110,060
8,540
13,085
156
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
80
81
82
83
84
Somerville, M a s s
E l Paso, Tex.__
S a n Diego, Calif.
Fort Wayne, Ind
Jacksonville, F l a
85
86
87
88
89
Lawrence, Mass
Schenectady, N . Y
Evansville, I n d
Knoxville, T e n n
Savannah, Ga
280,144
341,416 i
170,504 1
550,686 |
181,847
220,353
299,830
94,021
471,862
141, 744
90
91
92
93
94
Allentown, P a
Bayonne, N . J
Wichita, K a n s .
Harrisburg, P a . . .
Manchester, N . H
163,148
558,285
393,480
249,976 i
281,715
55,055
502,215
102,767
145,262
245,561
95
96
97
98
99
P e o r i a , 111
Tampa, Fla
South Bend, Ind
St. Joseph, M o
301,089
109,421
315,140
241,760
115,616
206,113
15,255
254,238
104,715
65,395
94,285
38, 643
48, 781
126,005
50,221
$239,082
414, 584
619, 685
184,838
527,012
$199,441
341,722
541,217
44,101
360,633
$39,641
72,862
$78,468
140,587
100,422
$39, 648
150
20, 225
12,141
25,975
14,333
52,849
18,919
765
13,389
173,460
7,081
653
42,681
$6,084
59,791
29,445
76,483
104,477
110,832
96,696
6,851
o
2,198
6,421
937
36,154
100
101
102
103
104
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Sioux C i t y , I o w a . .
Rockford, 111
Portland, M e
Gary, I n d
140,109
162,347
200,635
440,000
110,889 1
97,709
54,534
35,341
212,174
43,736
29,723
75,019
39, 776
105
106
107
108
109
H a m t r a m c k , Mich__
L i t t l e R o c k , Ark_
Troy, N . Y
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C . _
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
214,738
169,381
290,649
467,388
524,901
69,404
48,570
239,831
368,241
299,958
123, 754
32,420
4,775
24,789
224,943
110
111
112
113
114
Binghamton, N . Y
Johnstown, P a
E a s t S t . L o u i s , 111
Saginaw, M i c h
Terre Haute, I n d
150,344
248,972
195, 518
248,822
121,069 1
142,814
141,917
58,961
45,853
80,054
107,055
38,911
117,265
40,600
$2,152
31,014
9,396
4, 550
10,000
2,775
199,196
2,040
15,819
24,957
28,630
71, 552
691
10, 659
7,571
11,040
637
16,975
25, 560
$2,302
IT1
ft
674
2,525
64,628
1,342
20, 238
615
$87, 776
46,012
59,891
31
14,467
7,530
35,121
36,876
85,704
871
10,281
13,795
150
702
265
1
The payments reported in this table are the gross payments for interest on city debts less (1) amounts paid in error, and (2) amounts paid which balance receipts from accrued
interest on original issue of debt obligations.
Or
T A B L E 16.—GOVERNMENTAL-COSTS PAYMENTS * FOR I N T E R E S T :
00
1924—Continued
to
[For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by S tates, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 43]
PAYMENTS FOB INTEREST ON FUNDED AND
FLOATING DEBT
PAYMENTS FOB INTEREST ON
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT DEBT
PAYMENTS FOB INTEREST ON OTHEB DEBT
City numb<
fe
Total payments
for i n t e r e s t
CITY
Of i n d e p e n d e n t divisions
Of i n d e p e n d e n t divisions
Of c i t y
corporation
Of c i t y
corporation
Schools
Of o t h e r
divisions
Of c i t y
corporation
All other
All other
Schools
•=51
M
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
$362,837
757,084
324,273
219,163
329,306
115
116 H o b o k e n , N . J
117 •
118 Springfield, Ohio
119 L a n s i n g , M i c h
$293,244
488,695
220,319
91,672
223,437
120
121
122 J
123 J
124
Chester, P a
Racine, Wis
Chattanooga, T e n n
Brockton, Mass
Altoona, P a
182,313
189,491
341,240
250,220
157,306
84,192
189,491
313,608
188,832
74,200
1251
126
127'
1281
129
Highland Park, Mich
Mobile, Ala
Berkeley, Calif
Springfield, 111
211,077
335,073
194,285
179,109
126,637
207,327
153,922
152,471
51,490
39,335
311,919
109,610
211,688
220,764
483,655
172,680
43,137
164,771
28,369
319,138
141,561
270,009
284,243
473,464
149,217 1
2,925
217,084
163,216
429,399
112,063 1
130 B e t h l e h e m , P a . _ _ _ __
131» H u n t i n g t o n , W . Va__
132
1331
134; W i n s t o n - S a l e m , N . C _
135
136137
138
139
Ciceio, 111
Quincy, Mass
E a s t Orange, N . J
Portsmouth, Va
Covington, K y
.
$69,593
115, 058
42,441
2,888
$91,556
$153,331
52,293
33,047
104,817
80,150
15,199
2,078
13,605
14,027
61,388
63,370
39,424
18,159
1,052
17,385
141,727
8,497
120,368
29,439
$9,220
>
694
m
H
H
O
M
2,351
I
3,750
$2,246
29,368
135,926
65,664
O
l-H
$2,783
46,917
89, 079
148,966
6,599
69,845
1
1,347
4,909
15,551
14,919
52,925
36,125
44,065
7,484 1
H
i-i
809
84,902
19,121
2,892
7,196
8,829
3,313
98,148
40,789
12,266
55
14,637
6,484
9,202
259
Macon, Ga
Roanoke, Va
Jackson, Mich
Shreveport, La
Wheeling, W. Va_.
100,654 I
f
194,346
182,536
328,270
237,357
83, 656
194,346
104,985
206,889
189,931
36,103
97,228
37,876
Niagara Falls, N . Y .
Lancaster, Pa
Fresno, Calif
.__
Augusta, Ga
Pasadena, Calif
455,722
86,248
153,430
170,443
273,839
418,531
30,121
37,489
141,756
157,139
48, 819
115,941
1,290
116,700
Lakewood, Ohio
Topeka Kans
Davenport, Iowa___
Atlantic City, N . J .
Kalamazoo, Mich__
488,031
147,286
128,325
719,827
176,118
162, 022
91,475
81,104
687,669
17, 616
240,340
14,260
47,036
Wichita Falls, Tex__
Newton, Mass
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
469,712
289,242
203,508
294,983 |
151,805
167, 033
250,993
172,507
175,160
67,831
70, 563
16,637
361
41,448
4,462
9,550
18,071
1,620
37,141
50
7,308
~ "9,~039"
"""378"
185
32,158
2,174
17,980
8,184
85,669
41, 551
50, 510
231,045
1,071
38, 249
31, 001
8,435
111, 388
902
83,072
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
160
161
16?
163
164
Haverhill, Mass
O a k P a r k , 111
N e w Castle P a
Kenosha, W i s .
York, P a
$83,492
175,373
112,995
116,327
62,938
$59, 081
25,059
31,278
116,327
47,761
165
166
167
168
169
D e c a t u r , 111
Woonsocket, R . I
McKeesport, P a
B a y City, Mich
Hammond, Ind
126,468
391,059
131,763
280,110
141, 671
39, 550
344,394
53,016
131,620
68,816
170
171
17?
173
174
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
Elmira, N . Y
Beaumont, Tex
Galveston, Tex
Chelsea, M a s s
373,031
166,870
238,506
242,220
230,575
175
176
177
178
179
C h a r l e s t o n , W . Va_
Medford, M a s s
Perth Amboy, N . J
Pittsfield, M a s s
Stockton, Calif
160,295
172,013
325,317
130, 939
183,962 1
$49,591
78,375
$12,848
$24,411
19, 915
$64, 083
3,342
13.620
38,485
56,163
133,684
58,346
21,393
14,183
271,064
165,216
223, 012
242,220
182,560
78,445
18,934
86, 530
148,954
265,380
112,938
105,101
251
1,306
22.621
$3,877
73,765
$575
18,904
46,665
1,191
6,333
623
14, 509
4,588
1,654
15,494
48, 015
27,405
23,059
32,532
18,001
78,861
1 The payments reported in this table are the gross payments for interest on city debts less (1) amounts paid in error, and (2) amounts paid which balance receipts from accrued
interest on original issue of debt obligations.
TABLE 16.—GOVERNMENTAL-COSTS PAYMENTS * FOR I N T E R E S T :
GO
O*
1924—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. 43]
PAYMENTS FOR I N T E R E S T ON F U N D E D A N D
FLOATING D E B T
P A Y M E N T S F O R I N T E R E S T ON
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT D E B T
PAYMENTS F O R I N T E R E S T ON OTHER D E B T
City numb
u
Total payments
for interest
CITY
Of independent divisions
Of city
corporation
Schools
All other
Of independent divisions
Of city
corporation
Of other
divisions
Of city
corporation
Schools
9
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GROUP V— CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
180
181
182
183
184
Lima, Ohio
Montgomery, Ala - . .
Madison, Wis
Greensboro, N. C
Lexington, Ky
$488,596
260, 583
234,385
129,727
117,775
$267,227
182,175
145,320
88,672
107,348
$72,598
185
186
187
188
189
East Chicago, Ind-__
Pueblo, Colo
Pontiac, Mich
Fitchburg, Mass
New Rochelle, N . Y.
72,326
265,053
248,977
" 140,041
219,028
36,635
126,958
152,414
103,006
173,298
33, 960
11,132
74,798
190
191
192
193
194
Salem, Mass
Evanston, 111
_.
San Jose, Calif
__
Butte, Mont
West Hoboken, N. J.
118,306
142,082
80,540
161,762
132,092
94,142
31,148
37, 906
90,260
78,600
195
196
197
198
199
Williamsport, Pa
Brookline, Mass
Jamestown, N. Y
Hamilton, Ohio
Muskegon, Mich
60,323
154, 594
175,485
282,200
181, 784
23,594
139,246
83,621
168,080
92,867
200
201
202
203
204
Waco, Tex .__
Everett, Mass
Springfield, Mo
Muncie, Ind
Lorain, Ohio
176,237
192,806
52,543
73,551
322,498
172,336
166,942
8,264
19,773
155,013
205
206
207
Chicopee, Mass
Dubuque, Iowa
Battle Creek, Mich..
92,619
145,123
71, 591
72,020
57,404
13,571
_.
$148,593
51,934
86, 693
41,055
a
$178
26,474
2,372
w
H
10,427
121,445
14,314
19,314
1,731
122
>
$5,396
7,451
37,035
26,416
32,939
72,471
35,213
43,471
43,898
24, 732
36,740
l-H
9,261
27,335
16,752
3,291
15,896
75,817
43, 526
"2," 383"
2,066
1,920
3,901
25,864
44,279
52,993
102,195
62,857
23,394
60, 577
785
2,237
14,328
34,352
20, 599
5,245
274
m
O
Q
M
499
15,348
3,497
1,024
%
O
24,164
57,749
42, 634
17,052
All other
2,476
~5~289"
H
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208
209
C o l u m b i a , S. C
Joliet, 111
183,367 Ii
129,905
103, 522
13, 024
25,200
40,801
?10
211
212
213
214
Superior, W i s
Stamford, C o n n
A u r o r a , 111
Taunton, Mass
Council Bluffs, Iowa
95,938
164,071
67,757
160,174
89,304
95, 938
51, 181
13, 633
135, 575
52, 163
22,221
215
216
217
218
219
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
Q u i n c y , 111
_
Austin, Tex
N e w Brunswick, N . J .
80,619
188,817 !
45,382
165,031
198,242 ;
325
604
10, 155
149, 939
142, 146
22,015
63,656
8,698
220
221
22?
223
224
Waterloo, Iowa
E a s t o n , Pa_
Ogden, U t a h .
D a n v i l l e , 111..
Wilmington, N . C
149,635
. 75,497
250,263
69, 600
176,112
58, 726
33, 241
111, 578
21, 633
120, 926
75,806
41, 251
45,880
33,953
33,167
225
226
227
228
229
Auburn, N. Y
Kokomo, Ind
_ _.
N e w p o r t N e w s , Va
P o u g h k e e p s i e , N . Y.__
Hazleton, P a .
59,821
35,765
166,858
138,276
83,380
43, 000
14, 288
144, 997
107, 803
47, 181
930
231
232
233
234
Orange, N . J
Amsterdam, N . Y
Petersburg, Va_.
Norristown, Pa
W a l t h a m , M a s s . . _.
151,118
53,211
155,357
56,025
101,046
109, 815
20, 868
155, 357
10, 535
90, 493
235
236
237
238
239
Lewiston, M e .
Green Bay, Wis
Columbus, Ga
Oshkosh, Wis
Sheboygan, W i s . .
59,095
145,514
68,243
48,148
66,073
54, 204
145, 199
243
148
321
240
241
242
243
244
M o l i n e , 111
_
W T atertown, N . Y
Muskogee, Okla.._
L a Crosse, W i s
Newburgh, N . Y
74,782
89,111
232,253
111,467
76,597
815
87, 887
153, 758
106, 142
56, 518
63, 097
245
Z46
247
248
Lynchburg, Va
Colorado Springs, Colo
Newport, R. I
_
Pensacola, F l a
154,983
159,625
113,574
158,344
146, 468
100, 070
96, 988
102, 985
26,411
--
___
_.
1
The payments reported in this table are the
interest on original issue of debt obligations,
13,950
68,624
78,348
32,887
233
7,808
7,223
$16,427
18,115
31,155
748
24, 599
4,726
32,415
46,428
26, 007
25,951
6,368
10,401
18, 517
12,217
37, 579
89,530
4,514
9,247
2,644
382
2,376
9,500
6,730
12,459
623
899
600
21,861
660
180
29,813
5,123
589
36,180
4,747
1
2,483
2,149
578
2,875
6,042
16,821
20,697
36,199
25,472
43,817
| ...
1,535
1,673
10, 553
4,891
315
7,752
15,195
43,407
1,224
7,130
6,704
5,325
10, 902
2,235
8,694
9,177
8,515
32
33,112
16,586
38, 098
10,730
6,531
s payments for interest on city debts less (1) amounts paid in error, and (2N amounts paid which balance receipts from accrued
Or
TABLE
I T . — P A Y M E N T S FOR OUTLAYS,
BY PRINCIPAL
DIVISIONS
6F
GTOVIIRNMIJNTAL
SERVICE:
1924
This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p.364. 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 . 441
II.—PROTECTION TO PERSON AND
PROPERTY
I.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT
Total i
$831, 548,327
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
II
III
IV
V__
401,994,
83,727,
178,547,
109,093,
58,184,
__
520
269
877
791
870
Police
department
Fire
department
All other
IV.—SANITATION, OR PROMOTION
OF CLEANLINESS
III.—CONSERVATION)
OF
Sewers and Refuse col-)
HEALTH
sewage
disposal
$9,125,100 $3,446,852 $10,077,176 $4,806,408 $4,361,838
$86, 477, 066
4,733, 224 1,065, 996 2,137, 981
668,775 1, 530, 210 1, 048,949
2,057,275 1,022,711
901,432
1, 752,966
667, 614
53,629
864,936
519, 877
219,847
38, 238, 947
9,961,129
22,104, 979
9,142, 286
7,029, 725
3, 680, 084 1,973,306
212,402
485, 646
597,227
1,471,333
460,451
2,994,440
203,466
493,597
lection and All other
disposal
-HIGHWAYS
Streets,
roads, and
alleys
Other
highway
structures
All other
.,972,034 $1, 447,158 $207,993,167 $36, 253, 862 $5,144, 269
3,847, 842
987, 778
1, 045,950
546,900
543, 564
974, 657
51, 941
217,158
97, 894
105, 508
87, 622, 672 13, 880,972
23, 053, 846 4,998, 961
46, 572,802 9,781, 585
31, 234, 852 4, 781, 382
19, 508, 995 2,810,962
2, 881,072
337, 990
747, 701
934, 453
243, 053
3
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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
M
GO
1
9,
3
4
5
fi
7
8
9
10
11
12
New York, N . Y
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, P a
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, O h i o . .
St. Louis, M o
Baltimore, M d
Boston, M a s s .
Los Angeles, Calif
Pittsburgh, Pa
S a n F r a n c i s c o , Calif
Buffalo, N . Y
_
$124, 697, 546
57, 647,344
36,630, 699
39, 777, 780
28, 598,408
7,877,066
$1,253,984
12,570,8,93
12,345,970
46, 095,567
9, 435,077
14,421,095
11,897,075
80,827
209,374
873,177
211, 594
384, 211
204, 207
319,583
97,361
45, 766
$815,988
94, 253
123,936
92,720
797
31,528
$1, 273,925
70,371
144,904
526, 478
209,895
35,270
$153, 343
9,542
$31, 809
21,184
5,538
66, 465
142, 639
281,899
37,767
512,704
134, 292
58,719
26, 011
44,591
82,515
681,956
1,300,507
126,984
89,742
190, 677
71,536
6,341
464, 218
64,986
6,855
12,152
330, 753
310, 786
129,369
30, 510
35, 673
751,356
43,452
233,571
$6, 373,199 $2, 832, 625
10, 719, 233
396, 016
2,151, 037
6,437, 966
48, 654
2, 314, 707
95,614
429, 696
2,121, 542
921, 053
5, 631, 227
483, 757
306, 594
348,936
210, 534
85,368
78, 540
28, 643
24, 292
47, 556
$343,582
274
42,993
33, 394
525
7,550
364
165
14, 612
531,198
$20, 593, 747
19,808, 440
6,262, 641
11,969, 032
6, 482,847
3,327,819
1, 706,324
3, 541, 245
6, 876,755
2,990,548
1, 559, 632
2, 503, 642
$701, 832
2,965, 523 $1,064,385
262,175
2, 810, 467
1,182,951
1,162, 406
24,931
139,476
91, 752
288, 272
2, 594, 057
1, 511,469
197, 561
349, 751
75,437
2,004
1,159, 523
178,072
H
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GROUP II—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
13
14
15
16
17
18
Milwaukee, Wis
Washington, D . C
N e w a r k , N . J___
Minneapolis, M i n n
N e w Orleans, L a
Cincinnati, Ohio
19
20
21
22
23
Kansas City, M o
Seattle, W a s h .
Indianapolis, Ind
Rochester, N . Y
Jersey C i t y , N . J_
___
__
_._
$12,146,963
5, 934, 940
8, 483, 710
9, 750,364
5, 279, 016
4, 589, 398
3, 813, 266
11, 894, 658
9, 413, 771 !
5, 663, 290 i
6,757,893
$25, 469
335,894
31,369
2,415
4, 301
13, 755
29,869
9,341
21,177
12, 056
$70,300
54,609
17, 362
9,330
.38,920
8,575
1,719
11, 587
$78, 474
102, 525
49, 294
72, 498
1,188
113, 257
188,195
4,810
58, 534
$41, 226
26, 301
5,836
1,104,109
8,274
332, 342
12,122
$84,
15,
120,
542,
258
747
663
774
14, 852
22, 582
230,900
17,173
$4,946, 239
508, 409
608, 456
964, 379
566,154
431, 555
10,870
1, 031, 291
486, 022
382, 837
24, 917
$141, 408
4,444
4,017
32, 408
6,619
411
706
869, 000
6,727
78
$3,366,323
825, 307
1, 773, 768
1,916, 555
1, 809,187
2, 288, 246
$590,931
463,079
4,705
911,073
30, 694
79, 020
408, 334
2, 501,193
4, 279, 879
2, 758, 334
1,126, 720
68,931
2,186, 513
227, 430
127, 679
308, 906
$954,942
1, 020,919
1,248,431
1, 768,411
1,793,000
$145, 068
167, 413
47,720
614,068
242,816
1,948, 266
183, 785
2, 978, 320
1, 317, 228
1, 623, 499
21, 206
43, 652
158, 093
69,327
396, 613
2, 390,493
914,853
262, 231
149, 614
573, 593
47, 349
224,113
21, 011
17, 213
2,089
566, 289
1, 935,894
357, 512
514, 395
668,972
$44, 538
$75,115
36, 525
142, 397
29,512
439, 611
133, 420
22,179
28,381
765, 822
634,807
171, 336
362, 708
369,315
67,224
173, 546
158,279
354,281
79,026
16, 053
144, 440
11, 273
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
24
25
26
27
28
Louisville, K y
Toledo, Ohio.
P o r t l a n d , Oreg___
D e n v e r , Colo
Akron, Ohio
29
30
31
32
33
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
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_
6, 598,509
3S 961,183
7, 257, 709
3, 388, 679
3, 901, 788
34
35
36
37
38
Omaha, Nebr.
Birmingham, Ala
Worcester, M a s s
.
S a n A n t o n i o , T e x __
Dallas, Tex
5, 876, 353 j
2, 262, 788
3, 796,962
2,175, 046
2, 231, 605
39
40
41
42
43
Richmond, Va
Syracuse, N . Y
New Haven, Conn.
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio
44
45
46
47
48
Norfolk, V a
Houston, Tex
Bridgeport, Conn
Youngstown, Ohio
Hartford, C o n n .
_.
_
_.
__
$3,129,061
5,108, 637
8, 201,162
11, 494, 988 1
4, 522,171 |
$352, 302
8, 802
570,143
15,269
$79,495
11,830
4,545
$48, 746
14, 036
106, 546
41,129
39,857
179,318
30, 517
21, 631
11, 567
2, 672
13,008
38,575
128,385
9,177
4,018
14, 500
56, 980
12, 348
828
5,108
5, 895
3, 083
6,058
6,479
13, 324
1,974
8,313
16,187
60, 333
3,537
193
106, 495
255
453
004 1
1
701
376
71, 277
2, 714
2,370
425
17,525
2,000
2,955
30, 537
7,496
5,393
45, 247
3,868
67, 348
109, "931
47, 079
3, 229, 697
2, 827, 240
1,580,811
1, 549, 865
1, 762, 077 1
32,151
4,105
143
140
33, 373
5,962
9,815
2,270
11, 264
50,166
23, 155
16,352
42, 205
4,
4,
2,
2,
3,
660,
651,
321,
732,
232,
14,649
$1, 379
4,389
4,215
$97, 315
350
892
1,079
$676,611
1,135, 787
201,968
405, 007
1, 274, 911
23, 526
9,270
3,950
9,221
125
2,368
3,800
456
3,314
4,962
225, 638
344,395
689, 009
296, 280
490, 634
433
1,252
477
4,254
54, 373
952
1,905
2,131
30, 551
83
899
780,160
1,113
102, 368
1,037
43, 324
314
553
1,995
1,700
19, 788
613, 853
143, 739
1, 380, 075
14, 958
284,318
2,048, 695
760, 316
174,114
127, 751
226, 567
412, 616
583, 357
230, 579
272,185
84, 487
$13, 269
19, 825
5,704
$84
204, 950
7,260
27, 520
6,171
30,084
65
12, 619
3,676
457
128, 043
91, 392
1,386
15, 307
2,934
125,122
38, 299
270
4,400
1,743
i For explanation of differences between total payments shown in this table and total amounts for outlays reported in Table 4? see p. 44.
392
$162, 886
8,639
20,084
44, 827
237
6,174
13, 407
CO
T A B L E 1 7 . — P A Y M E N T S F O R O U T L A Y S , BY P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S O F G O V E R N M E N T A L S E R V I C E :
03
1924—Continued
II.—PROTECTION TO PERSON A N D
PROPERTY
Total i
CITY
I.—GENE R A L GOVERNMENT
Police
department
Fire
department
All o t h e r
III.—CONSERVATION
OF
HEALTH
IV.—SANITATION, OR PROMOTION
OF CLEANLINESS
Sewers a n d Refuse colsewage
lection a n d All other
disposal
disposal
V.—HIGHWAYS
Streets,
roads, a n d
alleys
Other
highway
structures
$1, 547,319
424,332
358,246
431, 611
1,013, 811
1,144,843
460, 924
204,441
841.828
949,084
599, 784
443; 097
568, 753
187, 041
1,040,139
324,199
1,196, 397
732, 896
30,249
1,028,104
405, 453
799, 876
1,731,268
765,037
152, 625
473,124
781.829
1,132, 247
359, 342
878,273
91,995
$23,365
6,262
21,416
20,088
4,114,940
169,280
All other
!
City number
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 364. 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 . 44]
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
49
50
51
5?
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
6fl
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
79,
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
$4,167,065 1
3,282,837
1,281,918
2,490,937
6,747,251
3,026,867
2,214, 339
1,125, 833
2,081,082
3,515,134
Grand Rapids, Mich
Fort Worth, Tex
S c r a n t o n , P a __ _.
Springfield, M a s s
Des Moines, Iowa
Trenton, N . J
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h
Fall River, Mass
Camden, N . J
Nashville, T e n n
N e w Bedford, M a s s
Flint, Mich
Wilmington, Del
Albany, N . Y
Kansas City, Kans
Erie, P a
Yonkers, N . Y
Lowell, M a s s
Duluth, Minn
Tulsa, Okla
Elizabeth, N . J
Spokane, Wash
Tacoma, Wash
O k l a h o m a C i t y , Okla
Lynn, Mass
Utica, N . Y
Water bury, Conn
._
1, 011, 742
1, 359, 609
3,371,029
734,022
2,985,805
911,034
4, 469, 854
2,181, 085
1,142, 620
3, 516, 323 1
863,712
2,105,184
7, 579,194
1, 272,122
597, 732
2, 852,134
1,399,280
3, 555,720
832,198
2,087,972
1, 332,123 |
$19,101
1,133
9, 542
1, 830
12, 529
2,894
3,011
233
2, 999
1, 683
86
4, 316
$9,512
195
4,635
2,643
10,282
4,840
67,195
5,857
1,108
5,483
19, 699
15, 646
5, 030
735
6,285
3,731
3,253
1,281
7,078
5,824
23, 711
4, 867
9,554
123,713
926
7, 319
2, 584
563
1,447
6,458
358
7,349
3, 540
3,129
5,742
2,475
$15, 501
165,427
21,754
900
59,736
1,003
43, 689
9,555
22,151
1,050
$190
$86, 719
6,925
405
565
80
67, 297
2,863
76
62,418
900
127, 680
3,969
1,304
799
33,276
80,992
24, 500
10,052
1,671
87,211
70,257
22,400
7,895
72,175
26,482
75, 453
16, 447
8,933
1,624
36,908
1,000
425
2,482
71,061
4,592
10,243
667
1,535
8,783
17,271
17,850
330
1,421
2,028
485
1,179
82, 498
1,840
966
852
11
197
407
284
151,556
3,851
8,137
$263, 744
1, 645, 713
37,080
489,305
181,170
146,386
125, 877
222, 785
459,804
774, 693
92,380
150,069
823, 904
45,731
100, 525
99,165
175, 589
358,429
38,314
313, 715
187,505
111, 837
780, 535
89, 979
20, 948
91,354
171,016
544,524
71, 670
336,575
56,808
$8, 903
272
25, 550
1,495
4,435
36,204
1,121
$691
13
10,170
8,281
900
18,387
20,133
23,272
1,284
9,289
5,689
7,094
72,080
1,054
128, 652
14,765
45, 475
19, 643
2,208
4,084
14,020
12, 938
860
8,174
15,000
99,065
120,983
107,773
125, 439
195,007
122,363
3,733
9,602
115,292
47,761
8,597
26,881
69, 358
$24,642
108,226
416
37, 828
33,045
12,042
11, 432
30,272
934
13,979
56, 846
136,854
5,910
52, 620
24, 506
23,982
125, 713
37, 906
31,069
130,116
87, 237
4,993
13, 511
88
00
GEOUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
80
81
82
83
84
Somerville, M a s s
El Paso, Tex_._
San Diego, Calif
Fort Wayne, Ind
Jacksonville, F l a
85
86
87
88
89
$580,936
1,000,393
4,392,056
2,195,789
2,425,934
$164,071
622
23, 821
1,453
Lawrence, Mass
Schenectady, N . Y
E v a n s v i l l e , Ind_
Knoxville, T e n n
Savannah, Ga
1,013,794
1,496,487
1,550,557
435,366
207,414
193, 673
12,387
4, 654
123, 588
915
90
91
92
93
94
Allentown, P a
Bayonne, N . J
Wichita, Kans
Harrisburg, Pa
Manchester, N . H
584,202 !
763, 664
1,598,721
767,469
457,921
95
96
97
98
99
L o n g B e a c h , Calif.
Peoria, 111
Tampa, Fla
South Bend, Ind
St. J o s e p h , M o
__
___
_
„_
.
7, 801,330
456,388
2,141, 687
3,090,739
899,119
1,254
1,320
2,900
1,551
277,435
75
1,841
290
$3,855
4,588
21,138
2,879
6,124
2,497
4,768
3,268
1,093
1,130
233
51,453
41,781
344
2,446
1,858
4,760
166, 680
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
Rockford, 111
Portland, M e
Gary, I n d
105
106
107
108
109
Hamtramck, Mich
Little Rock, Ark
Troy, N . Y
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
1,357,061
1,812,312
1,067,274
1,989,664
2, 605,998
992
684
63, 638
1,083
1,569
21,326
3,142
110
111
112
113
114
Binghamton, N . Y
Johnstown, P a . _
E a s t S t . L o u i s , 111
Saginaw, M i c h
Terre Haute, I n d
1,793, 644
1,470,751
303,571
1,227,077
1,005,264
115
116
117
118
119
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N . J
Passaic, N . J_
Springfield, O h i o
Lansing, M i c h
__
__
_
1,317,488
1,692,468
1,346,505
1,229,018 j
1,139,008
1,126,021
105,056
1, 272,969
606,918
3,196,448
405
2,436
535
715
26,893
1,906
321
4,395
100
101
102
103
104
_._
$9,431
5,415
30, 447
2,300
3,963
130,102
3,150
$2,444
11, 245
177, 574
24,214
1,526
259,422
12,490
118,477
16,580
1,914
1,798
80
2,706
1,249
105,136
1,340
29,406
5,286
45,570
$455
777
927
437
79,555
426
587
2,672
4,120
4,617
770
300
12,128
500
446
77
270
3,406
1,385
1,595
53
190,264
8,321
91,290
139
92
16,341
42
1,270
7,475
11,138
840
4,112
675
2,085
45,397
1,535
1,500
996
77,746
24,305
5,411
22,202
408
1,260
2,180
3,387
2,342
170
780
9,696
1,325
$9,032
123,180
67,116
42,547
115, 975
200,075
59,092
50,714
42,243
13,856
57,903
24,489
205,074
94,703
67,386
313,981
52
11,882
500,162
171,852
38,940
160,776
90,882
82,839
159,146
5,008
123,126
14,820
258,970
334, 368
205,267
333,052
10,729
128,823
20,683
$1,194
100, 600
1,784
32,877
14,861
4,190
111
975
3,338
3,315
3,084
57,389
36, 659
16,581
1,894
7,404
6,688
739
8,003
4,862
12,493
9
$9, 772
38,079
264,033
92,734
59,818
194,033
650,783
527,884
22,488
66,184
33,702
17,912
14,384
5,201
136
172,254
130,929
416,197
167,910
47, 875
16,424
470
91,829
2,500
142,721
5,416
800
37, 623
10,999
92,198
17,017
450,417
4,844
558
86,980
569, 226
535, 484
126,081
504, 724
502,774
45,900
28,552
25, 616
8,922
8,614
13,142
541, 665
355,407
73,905
890, 605
551,567
315,
346,
177,
546,
310,
639
895
626
422
593
1,360
107,566
50, 319
466,803
462,498
81,008
16,113
1,125
970
2,228
241,539
23
16,028
672
3,522
79, 669
12, 634
165,158
10,347
614
160,946
12,865
230,187
5,260
346,506
6,650
395, 933
371, 955
353,078
23,341
4,711
308,746
1
25
9,042
4,16l
1,490
i For explanation of difference between total payments shown in this table and total amounts for outlays reported in Table 4, see p. 44.
_
18,188
7,183
18,781
240
$284
$116,241
534,342
2, 671, 848
1,101,768
426, 538
767,943
1,081,330
435, 717
593,996
716, 963
$13,647
23,140
295
82,788
T A B L E 1 7 . — P A Y M E N T S FOR OUTLAYS, BY PRINCIPAL D I V I S I O N S OF GOVERNMENTAL S E R V I C E :
00
1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 364. 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 . 44]
II.—PROTECTION TO PERSON A N D
PROPERTY
Total *
I.—GENE R A L GOVERNMENT
Police
department
Fire
department
All other
III.—CONSERVATION
OF
HEALTH
IV.—SANITATION, OR PROMOTION
OF CLEANLINESS
Sewers and Refuse colsewage
lection and All other
disposal
disposal
V.—HIGHWAYS
Streets,
roads, and
alleys
Other
highway
structures
All other
3
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
1?3
1?4
m
Chester, P a
Racine, Wis
Chattanooga, T e n n
B r o c k t o n , Mass_
Altoona, P a
1?5
1?6
1?7
1?8
1W
N e w Britain, Conn
Highland Park, Mich
Mobile, Ala
B e r k e l e y , Calif
Springfield, 1 1 1 . . -
559,438
1, 276, 510
483,467
408,721
703,844
267
10,919
457
986
500
1,524
2,903
737
771
1,100
6,545
58,935
3,450
1,842
9,000
825
4
1,249
130
131
13?
133
134
Bethlehem, P a
Huntington, W . Va
Holyoke, Mass
._
Lincoln, Nebr
Winston-Salem, N . C
1, 201,465
1,322, 500
1,457, 244
1,324,852
2, 573,124
1,379
5,144
1,648
504
2,819
1,556
3,484
3,523
1,024
431
135
136
137
138
139
Cicero, 111
_
Quincy, Mass
E a s t Orange, N . J
Portsmouth, Va
Covington, K y
939,815
1,469,631 !
663,027 J
817,631
139,830
140
141
14?
143
144
Macon, Ga
Roanoke, V a _____
Jackson, Mich
Shreveport, L a
Wheeling, W . V a
145
146
147
Niagara Falls, N . Y
Lancaster, P a
F r e s n o , Calif.
1?0
1?1
_
__
_ __
_
$847,014
478,418
836, 345
475,433
1,069, 206
$5, 213
4,986
857
3,924
$4, 340
1,268
4,994
3,779
$5, 440
362
666,062
820,171
1,039, 353
2,096, 610
1, 651, 480
2,124,181
525, 317
711,329 1 1
433
38,856
692
910
2
370
39,868
727
252,149
97
4,465
5,824
1,601
1,942
367
4,050
1.133
2,544
3,749
2,055
5,098
7,230
62, 618
1,400
26,100
15, 912
42, 296
605
$15, 757
29, 356
25,459
584
848
1,847
562
3,424
2,159
21,975
2,204
66
36, 545
22, 783
5,007
23,650
59,056
$578
750
646
$15,156
13, 274
8,742
128, 527
25,025
137,075
53,437
20, 576
14,867
57, 522
202,466
23, 369
66,606
180,469
239, 208
$379,164
35,907
153,058
110,382
363,477
1,190
2,985
$1,014
925
2,604
4,356
177
1, 640
32, 982
95
624
143, 520
1,039
760
467
18,495
9,305
71,968
545, 221
260, 875
107, 860
312, 332
O
M
$10,450
14, 696
2,830
9,259
6,960
317
IT1
$9, 723
22, 528
330
450
60,875
2,575
188,615
749,009
503,975
504,364
1,124,162
129, 757
487
2,637
141, 382
28, 645
293,369
1,032
31
22,724
26, 782
33, 553
63,119
755
22,612
450
456,600
332,127
323,377
153,289
63,384
29, 218
37,722
255,329
156,399
25,185
56,703
69,912
400,358
556,097
156,131
15,998
18,145
15,490
150
2,573
307
8,038
6,350
10,890
1,543
102, 526
1,314
17,508
162,973
84,829
305,281
16, 739
$617
35,666
O
12, 750
7,666
511, 579
30, 211
222,793
226,187
55,07l
4,087
4,604
101,693
350
27,217
18,282
2,942
w
$
H
H
M
O
o
*
_
G
O
148
149
00
-d
§
Oi
Augusta, Ga
P a s a d e n a , Calif
587,048
5,542,264
150
151
152
153
154
Lakewood, Ohio
Topeka, Kans
Davenport, Iowa
Atlantic City, N . J .
Kalamazoo, Mich
1,195,902
726,443
1,470,020
3, 278,898
1,113, 616
io 155
OS 156
157
158
»L 159
Wichita Falls, Tex
Newton, Mass
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C . . .
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
_.
1,194,015
635,140
840,137
1, 538, 219
765,590
I, 532, 518
48,415
18,750
53,811
5,400
23, 682
5,250
9,213
12,831
584,067
500
512
113,487
11,131
150, 534
231,819
129,172
6,979
215,957
66,820
268, 322
30,214
31,473
12,000
82, 520
1,251
7,752
23,834
237
1,119
1,604
3,053
905
450
15,160
705
400
170
74
418
9,000
834
13,992
7,311
^
1,430
200
299,934
978,849
16,000
11,813
32,204
11,309
71, 575
10,169
47,063
15, 291
320,242
349, 554
829,938
166, 701
333, 568
361
11, 218
9,119
79,151
72, 424
217, 632
649,718
136, 257
37,177
46,587
$128, 419
434, 827
138, 394
409, 217
123,461
$110,744
3,336
75,793
24,416
3,633
713
2,046
49, 232
44,JL56
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000
160
161
162
163
164
Haverhill, Mass
O a k P a r k , 111
N e w Castle, P a .
Kenosha, Wis
._
York, P a
. __,
$470,801
805,006
392,179
1, 294,072
196, 906
165
166
167
168
169
D e c a t u r , 111.. _ _
Woonsocket, R . I . _
McKeesport, Pa
B a y City, Mich _ _
H a m m o n d , I n d ._
236,025
334,042 1
574, 655
868, 985 1
2, 534,988
170
171
172
173
174
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
Elmira, N . Y
Beaumont, Tex
Galveston, Tex
Chelsea, M a s s .
1,011,074
388, 389
1,473,422
777,054
276, 629 1
175
176
177
178
179
Charleston, W . Va
Medford, M a s s .
Perth Amboy, N . J
Pittsfield, M a s s
S t o c k t o n , Calif
726, 209
572, 410
1,046,208
554,966
892, 245
180
181
18?
183
184
Lima, Ohio
Montgomery, Ala
Madison, Wis
Greensboro, N . C
Lexington, K y
_
.
1, 833,940
445, 679
1, 208,867
2, 527,440
515,755 1
$75
49, 593
1,654
$3,070
1,575
16, 308
2,570
1,375
599
4,500
15, 376
1,070
521
13,845
2,656
3,443
3,450
2,186
2,379
741
1,141
8,116
2,526
3,067
810
590
159, 264
132,577
4,000
905
1,809
400
$15, 575
1,650
2,400
15,762
6,597
3,086
1,526
12,981
5,942
4,459
3,000
2,131
5,276
2,995
13,500
847
1,200
12,500
17,739
77, 672
$83,884
$5,500
1,587
24, 656
136, 562
51, 331
23, 563
1, 694,112
450
394
44
832
166, 418
76, 229
171, 690
2,564
2,949
2,721
25,921
730
2,175
353
117, 553
513
350
$500
13,087
151, 111
43, 852
145, 275
85,076
564, 450
6,690
415,389
4,259
119,057
138,936
11,443
29, 527
.
20,276
1,267
7,221
55,934
Q
$25, 730
650
475
285
14,069
118, 418
68,809
427,080
64, 921
103, 231
2,167
2,495
1,894
3,294
10,333
70, 281
122, 558
101, 232
65,856
12,348
23, 700
71, 311
5,703
$38,891
5,221
12,336
162,979
26,914
$17,194
15,017
201
85
11,158
11,063
i For explanation of differences between total payments shown in this table and total amounts for outlays reported in Table 4, see p. 44.
1,064
19,401
485,488
32, 792
95,963
1,063
700,400
171, 774
521,482
1, 250, 524
305,881
12,049
>
26,899
349, 403
219, 477
121,964
174,197
177,449
W
f
37,127
1,607
16, 321
w.
957
5,867
19, 930
1,477
CO
T A B L E 1 7 . - — P A Y M E N T S FOR OUTLAYS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS OF GOVERNMENTAL
SERVICE:
CO
1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 364. 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. 44]
II.—PROTECTION TO PERSON AND
PROPERTY
I.—GENEEAL GOVERNMENT
Total i
Police
department
Fire
department
All other
III.—CONSERVATION
OF
HEALTH
IV.—SANITATION, OR PROMOTION
OF CLEANLINESS
Sewers and Refuse colsewage
lection and All other
disposal
disposal
to
-HIGHWAYS
Streets,
roads, and
alleys
Other
highway
structures
All other
w
>
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
a
185
186
187
188
189
E a s t Chicago, I n d
P u e b l o , Colo .
P o n t i a c , Mich_
_ __ _
Fitchburg, Mass
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
190
191
19?
193
194
$1,132, 379
902, 364
506, 789
504, 598
514, 324
$2,105
$369
$8, 549
205
6, 616
6,755
18,129
Salem, M a s s
E v a n s t o n , 111
San Jose, Calif
Butte, Mont
_ .
West Hoboken, N . J
499, 491
2,157, 548
1, 636,143
48, 319
342, 562
249
200
1, 330
203
1,155
4, 224
1,155
3,721
17,949
5,110
537
195
196
197
198
199
Williamsport, P a
Brookline, M a s s
J a m e s t o w n , N . Y __
H a m i l t o n , Ohio . .
Muskegon, Mich
165, 510
599, 361
1, 044, 682
507, 353
1, 208, 552
943
261
2,108
300
?01
90?
Waco, Tex
Everett, Mass
Springfield, M o
Muncie, I n d
Lorain, O h i o .
?m
?04
205
206
*>07
?08
209
Chicopcc, M a s s
Dubuque, Iowa.
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
C o l u m b i a , S. C
Joliet, 111
._
$4, 759
835
$185
4,942
125
1,240
92
$54,142
15, 232
160,917
25,950
263, 274
21,921
102, 457
108, 850
19, 345
$542, 019
398, 872
103, 764
310, 713
21, 753
238, 578
229, 633
992, 548
17, 276
278, 846
6,169
6,677
23, 275
2,490
18, 517
10, 503
1,264
8,971
30, 241
148, 828
272, 779 1
192, 378
330, 475
452,388
385
1,681
248
3,387
6,612
19, 502
1,640
567
977
3,633
4,313
5,590
97
677,219
1, 210, 354 1
239,087
311, 218
1, 021,390 1
8, 597
331
485
112
3.460
6; 966
100
1,800
4,697
3,521
11, 808
4,130
16, 000
55,080
1,060
555
2,247
1,785
291
213, 440
46
408
2,538
394
1,709
1,220
520
50, 708
24, 704
28,108
24, 538
350, 712
8,105
37, 290
26, 760
87,392
14,900
107,184
105, 628
45, 501
12,284
105,932
7,772
88,089
11, 340
$2, 310
390
6,750
3,427
^
78,797
1,162
49, 677
13, 036
21, 217
41,490
24, 549
315
37, 048
52, 755
23,668
129,961
209, 565
105, 806
29,108
872
313, 061
24, 416
114, 682
252,983
14, 679
543, 858
$1, 686
$64, 586
21, 677
9,543
9,767
27, 679
4.244
38, 526
6,955
37, 881
7,083
82,501
573, 511
28, 025
41, 798
277,175
29,616
1,999
35, 608
4,704
$40, 612
47
7,000
>
on
>
H
i—i
Ui
H
359
M
a
266
280
34, 342
o
o
i—i
H
M
CO
1,298
10,435
210 r Superior, W i s
211 Stamford, C o n n
212 A u r o r a , 111
213 T a u n t o n , M a s s . .
214 Council Bluffs, I o w a
_._
411,545
204, 208 !
1,383,155 |
659, 379
903, 243 j
215
216
217
218
219
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
Q u i n c y , 111
Austin, Tex
N e w Brunswick, N . J
342, 201
897,486
376,' 539
572, 278 |
364, 023
220
221
222
223
224
Waterloo, Iowa
Easton, Pa
Ogden, U t a h
D a n v i l l e , 111
.__
Wilmington, N . C
225
226
227
228
229
2,452
219
3,276
1,782
19, 233
5,683
2,850
1,218
641
222
1,582
425
3,469
540
61, 204
43
17, 631
711
852, 720
645, 285
464,199
924, 307
137,036
1, 847
70
1, 720
700
3,055
669
275
14, 447
Auburn, N . Y
_
Kokomo, Ind
Newport News, Va
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Hazleton, P a
301, 618
613, 832
676, 233
672,192
136, 787
73
408
479
2,136
1,422
4,101
1,891
495
27, 259
2,116
13, 918
15, 235
230
231
232
233
234
Orange, N . J
Amsterdam, N . Y
Petersburg, Va
Norristown, P a
Waltham, Mass
615,906
537,138
315,436
199,125
355,119
5,200
745
235
236
237
238
239
Lewiston, M e . .
Green Bay, Wis
Columbus, Ga
Oshkosh, W i s
Sheboygan, Wis
1,000
186
1,592
2,045
240 "'Moline, 111
241 • W a t e r t o w n , N . Y
242 M u s k o g e e , Okla
243 L a Crosse, W i s
244 -.Newburgh, N . Y
245
246
247
248
._. . . .
383, 426
625,999
385, 483
274, 371
462,117
_
__.
_
Lynchburg, Va
Colorado Springs, Colo.__
Newport, R. I
Pensacola, F l a
613, 804
647, 876 1
255, 414
685, 205
162, 694
276,
943,
295,
27,
881
341
766
466
100
I, 583
4, 834
10, 411
86
672
1, 797
400
5,247
5, 925
8, 216
6,573
1,862
2,215
414
180
573
3
793
2,322
1,802
24,048
2,562
1,600
2,550
477
115
4,728
1,950
12, 553
13,903
12,986
13, 542
221, 403
5
174
439
428
2,792
13,605
1,771
2,825
4,272
773
620
252
51
1,524
40
544
4,293
13, 488
24,572
3,128
42, 795
15,972
39,985
91,997
77, 721
176, 743
378
1,086
3,000
6,682
24, 400
416
8,768
573,058
144, 285
182, 365
361, 819
41,504
88, 508
27, 673
90, 576
742
16, 331
223, 261
446.181
199.182
354,129
34,390
29, 453
22, 697
41, 063
12, 450
2,315
171, 778
94,520
188,235
8,385
92, 770
16,154
26, 483
87,116
20, 461
46, 891
2,101
3,641
7,863
3,275
42, 219
2,145
79, 811
82, 303
239, 815
24,024
142, 524
9,903
601
1,474
6,860
36, 584
47, 735
39, 772
54, 448
741
137
495, 257
178, 665
176, 062
247, 477
13, 248
92, 538
3,019
268, 852
7,863
49, 849
55, 650
3,364
15, 344
5,694
2,423
" i
"
i
1
363
175
12,114
50, 572
132, 373
30, 726
40,127
9,374
4,894
4,839
2,929
7,682
935
1,600
1,816
200, 024
295, 212
185,142
2,066
34,217
43, 206
66,836
45,208
92, 871
18, 246
11,991
10,261
3,178
23, 665
500
3,380
448
113, 782
20, 374
564, 451
68,483
299,929
83, 328
6,250
11,338
259,679
25, 903
19, 882
8,339
1,150
747
1, 711
27, 703
21,888
199,712
34, 615
59, 819
For explanation of differences between total payments shown in this table and total amounts for outlays reported in Table 4, see p. 44.
10,805
6,385
50,162
1,495
13, 648
4,071
592
320
15, 824
47
1,129
15, 630
4,650
TABLE 17.—PAYMENTS
F O R O U T L A Y S , BY P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S O F G O V E R N M E N T A L S E R V I C E :
CO
1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 356. 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. 44]
VI.—CHARITIES, HOSPITALS,
AND CORRECTIONS
Corrections
Charities Hospitals
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
IIIII
IV
V
VII.—EDUCATION
Schools
$2, 653, 649 $9, 521, 514$1, 370,919 $210, 865,025
2,236,997
279,687
103,444
26,147
7,374
Libraries
VIII.—RECREATION
Educational
All other
IX.—MISCELLANEOUS
Municipal
service All other
[enterprises!
PUBLIC SERVICE E N T E R P R I S E S
Watersupply
systems
Electric
light and
power
systems
Markets
All other
M
i, 224, 785 $4, 346,176 $39, 859, 749 $4,018, 235 $1, 243, 770 $124, 248,102 $15, 063, 351 $4,084,011 $31,944, 111
5, 685, 729 1,004, 528 113,325, 384 3,175,301 3, 911,947 24, 348, 247 3, 539, 633 421, 660
711,593
2, 455, 749 282, 595 13,253, 287
167, 921 5,007, 756
177,936
24,602
308,182
49, 529 43,454, 741 1,093,054
247,180
5,122> 528
169,168
243,053
803,820
871,162
22, 633 25,398,468
7,865
4, 381, 285
52,234
479,322
441,017
11,634
15,433,145
11,263
999,933
79,264
75,133
200, 692
59,456, 295
11, 861,342
33, 230,905
12, 841,694
6,857, 866
4,913,028 3,020,477 15, 918, 541
2, 686, 636 517,279
2,963, 259
2, 666, 513 315, 994 5,023,433
7,446,380
3, 914,420
181,494
592,498
882, 754
48,767
>
a
>
i—i
GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
M
New York, N . Y_.
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, Pa..
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, Ohio..
St. Louis, Mo
Baltimore, M d
Boston, Mass
Los Angeles, Calif_...
Pittsburgh, Pa
San Francisco, Calif.
Buffalo, N . Y
_..
$203,457
11,974
32, 789
849, 890
5,324
84, 586
223,314
112, 340
85,470
561, 623
$1, 743,158
1, 562, 904
571, 797
37, 276
512,426
42, 785
434, 256
121, 981
258, 670
19, 772
380, 704
$44, 629 $58,134,454
$148, 817 $1, 779, 238
7,425,166
11,923
205,871
30, 886
10, 842, 531
312,312 1, 305,448
1,585
5,090,638
43,132
77,235
450,188
5, 504,328 1, 504,436
48,849
750
1,889,945
31,317
190,440
2,068
11,310
98, 221
40, 380
3,143
614,905
3,851, 850
2, 890, 555
10,733, 241
2,950,841
1, 551,124
2,460,711
140,186
441,815
113,052
96,940
70,252
45, 295
28, 510
88,186
11, 969
$3, 385, 280 1, 872,356
10, 321, 879
81, 553
3, 276,605
2, 817,339 1,100,343
1, 533, 785
228
139,679
262, 814
882, 312
370,607
132, 223
739,345
486,379
426,858
57, 548
747
7,898
10,079
21,371
$17,855,015
4,418,413
2, 589,854
3,484,217
8,723, 887
646,320
$1, 624, 887 $3,455,835
964,435
$749,394
258,152
3,145,182
2,002
368, 560
15,593
7,172,129 4,163, 634
14,052
268,162
16,077 J 8,918,885
50
1, 865, 671
251
210, 269
4, 539,945
3, 632,076
24, 625
146,210,
307, 099
3,367,468
10, 819
359, 768
84, 826
O
CD
o
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
N e w Orleans, L a
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
19
20
21
22
23
Kansas City, M o
Seattle, W a s h
Indianapolis, I n d
Rochester, N . Y
Jersey C i t y , N . J
$115, 752
17,165
2,623
15,037
122, 623
6,487
$36,829
63,486
651,053
5,951
$17,226
89,206
124,684
30,045
$1,032,554
1, 751, 694
1,048,106
2,083,843
358,930
1,112,222
$69,872
35,817
91,297
95,795
19,056
71,883
$83,691
10, 572
7,202
221,990
2,390
1,456,276
9,438
8,250
2,326,484
433,334
1,273,198
293,892
1, 539,030
45,119
39,877
51, 656
50,412
140,809
1,740
964
3,746
75,000
300
6,226
$460,544
174,897
297,179
1,753,499
32,001
24,446
209, 563
117, 536
1, 506,083
77,608
354,400
$163,056
3,964
$1, 399
728
7,866
3,050
22,475
$11,110
$914,538
1,806,650
1, 769,665
1,155,253
1,077, 588
576, 537
505,265
594,792
2,007,943 $2,686, 636
$916, 709
33,433
196,754
304
402,981
600
267, 678
1,690,698
1,406, 906
6,476
GROUP III—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
24
25
26
27
28
Louisville, K y
T o l e d o , Ohio
P o r t l a n d , Oreg
D e n v e r , Colo
A k r o n , Ohio
29
30
31
32
33
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
Providence, R. I
St. Paul, M i n n
O a k l a n d , Calif
Atlanta, Ga
34
35
36
37
38
Omaha, Nebr
Birmingham, Ala
Worcester, M a s s
San Antonio, Tex
Dallas, Tex
39
40
41
42
43
Richmond, Va
Syracuse, N . Y___
New Haven, Conn
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio
44
45
46
47
48
Norfolk, V a
Houston, Tex._
Bridgeport, Conn
Youngstown, Ohio
$200
$35,179
54
462
$720,418
1,461, 799
1,962, 556
2, 304,222
661,182
$25, 267
80,240
1,814,834
790,064
1,825,974
1,273,215
803,136
10,189
9,939
1,475,247
341, 858
1,073,229
1,639,460
386,054
13,894
23, 678
27,420
5,906
9,449
1,353
3,312
210,540
1,703,700
710,595
578,465
940,696
125,238
46,445
32,694
15,954
27,844
207,495
158,692
873,422
225,371
1,084,899
216,094
53, 772
$9,896
117
1,250
1,267
1,148
68,964
261
2,888
421
7,645
14, 215
115,950
_
57,184
22,940
5,957
1,807
34,165
7,959
16,723
12, 373
$57,222
5,991
51,356
843
61
3,244
1,346
195
$102,907
53,598
237, 508
45, 719
9,286
137,998
75, 501
51, 797
102,364
11,652
84,961
16,191
179,227
87,908
178,227
94,063
57,684
409,242
24, 764
17,122
63
586,317
33,128
199, 319
27.410
$24, 096
24, 892
$74
1,496
17
$318, 691
623,159
3,278,324
5, 681,272
457, 807
126
278
51,071
13, 521
1,596,374
2,175,286
1,381,031
144
850
4,696
$260, 467
$15,000
288
882,839
115,100
445, 854
255
$2,232
120
137,934
175,938
17,768
9,735
150,472
491,406
5,238
833, 543
4,900
495,195
827,868
47, 737
735,644
492,120
13, 929
95,661
275, 849
60, 628
89,324
60,357
92
233
922, 832
349,135
440,344
128, 604
9,633
3,599
109,834
19, 332
17, 739
18,070
1,170,561
198,365
3,329
CO
TABLE
17.—PAYMENTS
F O R OUTLAYS, BY PRINCIPAL D I V I S I O N S OF GOVERNMENTAL
SERVICE:
CO
1924—Continued
City number
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 356. For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically b y States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11.
For a text discussion of this table, see p . 44]
V I . — C H A R I T I E S , HOSPITALS,
AND CORRECTIONS
VII.—EDUCATION
VIII.—RECREATION
IX.—MISCELLANEOUS
PUBLIC SERVICE
CITY
Charities Hospitals
Corrections
Schools
Libraries
Educational
All o t h e r
Municipal
service
All o t h e r
enterprises
Watersupply
systems
Electric
light a n d
power
systems
ENTERPRISES
Markets
All other
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000-Continued
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
6?
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
Grand Rapids, M i c h .
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, P a
Paterson, N . J Springfield, M a s s
Des Moines, Iowa
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
Camden, N . J
N a s h v i l l e , Tenn__
N e w Bedford, M a s s . . .
Flint, Mich
Wilmington, Del
Albany, N . Y
Cambridge, Mass
Kansas City, Kans
Erie, P a _ Reading, Pa_
Yonkers, N . Y
Lowell, M a s s
Duluth, Minn_
T u l s a , Okla
Elizabeth. N . J
Spokane, Wash
Tacoma, Wash
C a n t o n , Ohio
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Lynn, M a s s . .
Utica, N . Y .
Waterbury, Conn
$3,473
$1,959
1,947
3,167
265
1,030
1,256
$7,504
2,000
11,637
117
48,935
1,414
12
2,615
1,847
68
"""97566"
$1,677,507
119,878
776,815
1,409,092
662,089
961,293
1,139,699
158,612
350,669
534, 527
66, 510
108.811
884,624
252,048
1,071,667
212,664
1,006,520
553, 270
797,942
1,460,823
85,663
323,834
274,709
375,959
138.812
417,749
288,260
1,360,729
13,850
609, 023
133,970
$16,892
3,477
5,470
5,897
27,338
28,153
10,198
17,922
8,912
4,192
29,074
8,115
$5,402
1,669
120
2,269
109, 523
1,530
5,802
6,467
11,873
3,315
12,260
11,857
11,874
18,740
8,710
14, 066
9,224
3,836
12,817
9,739
4,050
1,710
644
1,535
$50, 897
13,098
22,123
63,699
101,672
172, 503
92, 571
34, 579
29,267
838,110
3,295
20,000
73,173
64,247
74,398
8,113
149,938
51, 758
2,048
8,600
33,940
156,253
86,826
3,000
15,087
4,745
1,153
82,538
2,176
1,174
37, 591
$395,049
790, 555
$12,339
$22, 258
530
4,968
51
29,794
1,268
1,199
8
46
326
23,458
550,457
376,701
103,065
330,242
105,207
268,926
675
302,041
710, 575
17,831
615,784
116,999
621,939
326,912
217,692
280,881
$13,466
1,015
1,482
2,071
334
7,288
4,218
108,172
8,419
283 124
61,954
$845,325
61
3,981
156,872
21
143,686
124,902
377,874
114,410
12, 024
1 095
105
8,541
196,725
4,469,357
328
134
$8 826
1, 546,792
197, 681
7,093
1,000
62,824
881,782
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
80
81
82
83
84
Somerville, M a s s
E l Paso, T e x .
S a n Diego, Calif
Fort Wayne, Ind
Jacksonville, Fla
85
86
87
88
89
Lawrence, Mass
Schenectady, N . Y
Evansville, I n d
Knoxville, T e n n
90
91
92
93
94
Allentown, P a
Bayonne, N . J
Wichita, K a n s
Harrisburg, P a
Manchester, N . H
95
96
97
98
99
L o n g B e a c h , Calif
Peoria, 111.
Tampa, Fla.
_._
South Bend, I n d .
St. J o s e p h , M o
100
101
102
103
104
Hamtramck, Mich
L i t t l e B o c k , Ark__^__
Troy, N . Y
.....
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
110
111
112
113
114
Binghamton, N . Y
Johnstown, P a
E a s t St. L o u i s , 111
Saginaw, M i c h
Terre Haute, Ind
115
116
117
118
119
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N . J
Passaic, N . J
_
Springfield, O h i o . - . _ .
Lansing, M i c h
130
$32,137
2,199
$13,422
296,864
275,836
597,293
48,738
35,382
$14,693
9,865
278,080
595,140
616, 564
210,854
57,665
7,545
187,486
1, 235,996
47,836
210,160
614,149
3,073
15,454
30,323
7,647
$4,495
451,190
373,571
469,356
453,688
333,888
37,405
8,126
5,551
13,991
86,642
6,205
73,892
6,229
5,952
541,086
12, 205
1
•66
4
527,310
165,997
359,250 1
8,266
$35,158
237,035
378,447
94,820
146, 547
$469,647
$231,071
970, 204
1,493
345,652
234, 589
134,187
51,164
$1, 491
174,961
5,383
199
19, 648
1,141
1,265
3,086, 676
48,347
277,073
69,315
881
126
234,800
21,605
45,077
45,238
80,125
30, 000
788,945
308
o
382,882
1,437, 210
472,917
1-3
115, 248
96,394
363,068
200
>
W
2,961
600
10,260
5,388
473,667
273,818
74,672
357,085
158,482
3,355
177,409
81, 261
848,186
13,686
500
73,306
102,956
31,931
516, 600
191,489
22, 735
206,282
750, 511
$2, 472
71
968
818
89, 604
4,150
2,892
9,719
10,140
8,805
22,344
$54,322
28,909
20,145
52,445
63,258
2,828
67,856
34,000
3,468
9,591
17,012
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
Rockford, 111
Portland, M e
Gary, Ind
105
106
107
108
109
$166, 759
12,382
324,190
330,012
337,067
$390
2,826
5,870
309,475
73, 537
42,843
39,336
2,500
5,545
8,713
4,428
5,652
8,920
1,634
7,170
44, 227
1,180
45, 522
2,036
1,450
27,379
39, 052
34, 522
3,577
414,913
23, 525
78,718
383,232
73,724
683, 502
175, 638
14,493
55,640
195,619
91,813
10, 544
$7,912
1,063
6,854
42,788
465,915 1 1,187,005
8,142
CO
T A B L E 1 7 . — P A Y M E N T S FOR OUTLAYS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS OF GOVERNMENTAL SERVICE:
CO
1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 356. For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically b y States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11.
For a text discussion of this table, see p . 44]
V I . — C H A R I T I E S , HOSPITALS,
A N D CORRECTIONS
Charities Hospitals
•»
*
120
121
122
123
124
Racine, Wis
Chattanooga, T e n n _ . .
Brockton, Mass
Altoona, P a .
__ .
125
126
127
128
129
N e w Britain, C o n n . . .
Highland Park, M i c h .
Mobile, Ala
.
Berkeley, Calif
Springfield, 111
130
131
132
133
134
Bethlehem, P a
Huntington, W . Va
Holyoke, Mass
Lincoln, Nebr
Winston-Salem, N . C .
135
136
137
138
139
Cicero, 111— .
Quincy, Mass
E a s t Orange, N . J
Portsmouth, Va
C o v i n g t o n , Ky_._
140
141
142
143
144
Jackson, Mich
S h r e v e p o r t , La.—
Wheeling, W . V a
WS
146
147
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y_._
Lancaster, Pa__.
F r e s n o , Calif.
Corrections
VII.—EDUCATION
Schools
Libraries
VIII.—RECREATION
Educational
All other
—MISCELLANEOUS
00
PUBLIC SERVICE E N T E R P R I S E S
Municipal]
service
All other
[enterprises I
Watersupply
systems
Electric
light and
power
systems
Markets
All other
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
$39
$61, 802
1~242~
9,886
2,325
583
8,601
675
173, 225
59, 330
50,316
51
915
$5, 741
$406,991
39, 871
308,851
43,223
619,189
204, 426
514, 634
95, 253
162, 640
50,895
402,121
471,917
45,291
227,575
542,140
268,199
736,330
53, 079
73, 320
28,651
207.588
592,853
13, 313
710, 551
195,727
879.589
188,046
174,809
$3,886
$18, 486
441
360
27, 751
$11, 200
6,933
8,010
23, 645
5,815
37,151
10,487
2,650
9,326
21, 006
2,278
7,926
4,389
4,514
$183, 207
77,141
38, 794
94, 269
3,887
14,450
9,628
$540
23
79,829
1,271
34, 483
115,425
101,196
48, 775
27, 696
90,913
19, 247
11,035
31, 034
1,245
1,147
4,671
6,911
2,200
7,877
2,888
6.313
9,643
63,304
17,384
1,549
578
57,572
251,492
H
ui
$165,463
850
100
H
M
o
Ul
3,530
49,570
806
557,857
30,918
8,638
o
o
H
i—i
133,979
2,895
230,806
100, 577
82, 334
318,732
345,586
1, 224,133
11, 284
56,809
59,885
37,801
107, 391
208, 759
Ul
M
244, 620
9,825
$17, 590
254, 058
3,100
5,481
$1, 389
97, 440
22, 641
25, 209
26,132
7,623
43, 258
11,198
22, 013
$107, 598
34
23,040
292
Ul
148
149
Augusta, Ga
P a s a d e n a , Calif
150
151
152
153
154
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
Topeka, Kans
Davenport, Iowa
Atlantic City, N . J
Kalamazoo, Mich
155
156
157
158
159
Wichita Falls, Tex
Newton, Mass
M a i d e n , Mass___
Charlotte, N . C
C e d a r R a p i d s , Iowa._-
39,664
326,932
1,541
150,522
795,780
130,785
5,309
74,589
256
419,851
154,009
311,372
496,195
431,956
10,041
1,620
1,980
90,884
131, 436
51,996
323,370
190,381
433, 700
49, 617
392,999
2,828
4,019
7,376
2,517
6,659
400
448
84, 637
26,923
4,680
3,502
20, 658
2,159
32,720
1,874
12,864
373,760
771,302
3,879
2,861
147,316
68,572
25, 429
194,853
346
2,134
1, 793,079
3,365
132,393
78,773
695,276
79,259
55,779
521, 318
103,057
270
14,312
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000
160
161
162
163
164
Haverhill Mass
O a k P a r k , 111
N e w Castle, P a
Kenosha, Wis
York, P a
$6,428
292,972
153,869
413, 561
36, 308
$5, 289
5,076
$2,705
565
19, 589
976
81, 414
2,650
165
166
167
168
169
D e c a t u r , 111
Woonsocket, R. I
McKeesport, P a
Bay City, Mich
Hammond, Ind
30,849
3,592
152,113
77, 277
4,900
2,319
10,744
3,332
6,247
20, 039
18,128
$590
170
171
172
173
174
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y .
Elmira, N . Y
B e a u m o n t , Tex_
Galveston, Tex
Chelsea, M a s s
444,780
171,702
375,418
500,172
98, 537
9,691
5,313
30,000
55,433
730
4,601
75,049
21, 776
29
175
176
177
178
179
Charleston, W . Va
Medford, M a s s . .
P e r t h A m b o y , N . J.»_
Pittsfield, M a s s
S t o c k t o n , Calif
209,291
171,820
218,888
94,137
210, 692
101, 658
3,482
4,670
180
181
182
183
184
L i m a , Ohio
M o n t g o m e r y , Ala
Madison, Wis
Greensboro, N . C
Lexington, K y
526,391
240,850
204, 681
140,779
42,799
4,139
$294
$201
$380
444
17, 065
91
4,766
2,773
$78,866
32, 059
$29, 715
3,826
24, 240
43,123
2,428
10, 600
468
909
$2,664
55, 767
21, 559
33, 032
7,634
111, 129
210, 695
633, 395
158, 707
$22, 879
7,385
196,145
38,531
156, 670
114,735
6,384
133
1,898
299, 671
78,472
62,174
80, 794
1,230
134, 088
122,
24,
203,
675,
097
568
071
840
51,789
oo
TABLE
17.—PAYMENTS
F O R OUTLAYS BY PRINCIPAL D I V I S I O N S OF GOVERNMENTAL
SERVICE:
CO
1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 356. For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by States, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11.
For a text discussion of this table, see p . 44]
City numb
VI.—CHARITIES, HOSPITALS,
AND CORRECTIONS
VII.—EDUCATION
VIII.—RECREATION
IX.—MISCELLANEOUS
PUBLIC SERVICE E N T E R P R I S E S
CITY
Charities
Hospitals
Corrections
Schools
Libraries
Educational
All o t h e r
Municipal
All o t h e r
service
enterprises
Watersupply
systems
Electric
light a n d
power
systems
Markets
All other
M
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
185
186
187
18$
189
E a s t Chicago, I n d
P u e b l o , Colo
Pontiac, Mich
Fitchburg, Mass
NewRochelle, N . Y
190
191
19?
193
194
Salem, M a s s .
E v a n s t o n , 111
S a n Jose, Calif
Butte, Mont
West Hoboken, N . J .
195
196
197
198
199
Williamsport, P a
Brookline, Mass _
Jamestown, N . Y .
Hamilton, Ohio
Muskegon, Mich
?00
?01
?0?
203
?04
Waco, Tex
Everett, Mass
205
$3, 794
$1,440
6,545
L o r a i n , Ohio
Chicopee, M a s s
466
__
*>06
^07
?08
209
Battle Creek, Mich
C o l u m b i a , S. C _ .
Joliet, 111
7,315
_
1,221
$468, 567
255,834
121,158
117,095
150,142
$3,065
3,569
3,216
4,213
8,265
184,406
985, 416
210, 270
1,301
54,721
2,040
10,488
4,278
3,029
2,318
$11, 240
10,880
3,600
10, 286
783
14, 724
12,093
83,786
102,075
33,962
87,559
3,810
347
2,730
7,853
204
161,494
205,262
81,125
152,875
354,846
4,443
5,795
2,709
$142, 020
78, 746
19, 470
$3, 548
$879
H
2,005
49,074
113,025
17,934
68,669
M
1,989
o
o
1,945
1,891
a
>
6,590
449,203
2,403
246, 358
324
100
$7,443
22,281
365,699
458,903
97,163
74,198
$5,097
5,350
o
1,005
27,345
7,040
5,408
23, 234
4,997
1,188
5,198
8,230
1,212
16,379
26,165
230,784
207,926
40,410
35,487
158,362
5,000
23, 794
4,745
104,722
12, 331
600
3,168
2,075
$119,720
23,926
58,905
37,381
98
1,098
3,067
43,10Q
40,119
H
w
210
211
212
213
214
215
216
217
218
219
205,837
742
342,625
111, 414
248,059
Council Bluffs, Iowa._
*
Portsmouth, Ohio
New Brunswick, N . J .
220
221
222
223
224
Easton, Pa
Ogden, Utah._
Danville, III
Wilmington, N . C
225
226
227
228
229
Auburn, N . Y _
Kokomo, Ind
__
Newport K ews, Va_ _ _
Poughkeepsie, N. Y . . .
Hazleton, Pa
230
231
232
233
234
375
$2,445
155
Orange, N . J
Amsterdam, N. Y
Petersburg, Va
Norristown, Pa
Waltham, Mass
235
236
237
238
Lewiston, M e . . .
Green Bay, Wis
Columbus, Ga
Oshkosh, Wis
Sheboygan, Wis
240
241
242
243
244
Moline, 111
Watertown, N. Y
Muskogee, Okla.
La Crosse, Wis
Newburgh, N . Y
245
246
247
248
Lynchburg, Va
Colorado Springs,Colo.
Newport, R. I
Pensacola, Fla
7,067
3,098
3,017
750
1,180
2,600
3,951
2,165
3,346
508
500
5,556
439
254
4, 731
3, 561
1,872
4,830
1,088
3,594
77,112
375,167
123,730
8,946
45,813
380,670
86, 277
85,837
96, 599
11, 599
6,646
1,129
3,092
59, 270
61,448
98,233
103,820
126,339
410,609
406,741
49,641
173,379
29,152
588
3,444
22, 531
5,591
11, 537
12, 580
4,053
19,812
312,673
85,559
502,969
58,524
162,028
186
4,929
5, 788
8, 591
27,963
37,276
30,431
322,730
35,013
57, 590
553, 794
17, 213
407
59, 229
89,771
61,889
314,299
20, 535
800
$616
1,918
352
1,801
4, 636
1,832
4, 585
2,066
3, 754
2, 035
109,710
1,351
2,213
8,148
61,913
861
16,178
7,700
1,973
2,815
2,633
675
12, 698
10,851
4,313
8,267
8,601
3,500
39,990
8,031
14, 711
5,496
350
2,170
476
1, 259
2,441
2,262
605
1,463
5,496
6,390
341, 677
75,153
443
3,831
6,183
189, 517
37,994
112, 634
16
6
642
90, 550
39,315
531
4,550
875
15,907
42, 632
93, 343
44, 729
51, 992
2,907
2,736
7,185
4,409
20,908
2,945
4,084
5,078
28, 409
33,066
1,090
3,646
H
&
M
22, 600
335,985
26,679
40,889
51, 396
24,917
28,896
o
SZ2
401
288
2,672
221, 742
12,401
1,416
5,928
CO
TABLE 18.—NONBEVENUE
RECEIPTS:
CO
1924
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. 44]
NONREVENUE RECEIPTS ON ACCOUNT O F Issue of debt
obligations
Total
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
; 098,684,332 $1,902, 740,020
,
1,981,197, 296
372,479,177
387,196,152
222, 015,891
135, 795, 816
I
II
III
IV
V
1,295,905, 556
124,057,190
260,235,280
136, 522,102
86,019,892
Other civil
divisions
Private
trusts
Sale of
investments
Sale of
supplies J
$191,226,454
$78,108,199
$257,367, 630
$5,851,000 $10,018,019 $12,733, 707 $267,410, 709
98,452,000
44,104,870
19,483,411
17,316,414
11,869, 759
40, 764,105
18,632, 395
10,646,967
5,227,856
2,836,876
179, 247,484
30, 665, 554
24, 018,313
16,150, 743
7, 285, 536
1,683,354
1,878,590
1, 207,020
610,008
472, 028
Offsets to
outlays
4,761,681
1,151, 252
2,389,112
1,191, 653
524,321
Refunds
6, 299, 689
1,493,122
2, 730, 529
1,472,154
738,213
Independent
divisions
172, 534, 558
70,433, 788
10,976,262
8, 213, 345
5, 252, 756
General
transfers
$373, 228, 594
181, 548,869
80, 062,416
55, 509, 258
35, 311, 616
20, 796,435
>
Q
i—i
>
f
W
GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 500,000 A N D OVER
>
New York, N . Y_.._
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, Pa
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, Ohio
St. Louis, Mo
$1,118,639,902
312,181,935
62, 098,473
93,338,098
76,566,585
18,162, 646
$919,825,430
108,899, 719
33,663,428
62,016,410
20,449,546
10,309,367
Baltimore, Md
Boston, M a s s . .
Los Angeles, Calif...
Pittsburgh, Pa
San Francisco, Calif.
Buffalo, N . Y
37, 700, 735
48,438,169
114,336,894
16,811,396
42, 510,612
40,411,851
28,047,493
27,805,836
43,956,563
9,702,104
12,989,361
18,240,299
17,275,780
1,598,486
7,397,682
11,796,431
2,845,116
3,235, 510
2, 762,184
19,842,679
3,676
1, 730,718
6,140,878
$25,966,001
1,035,632
93
2,067,608
629,028
1,155,010
110,076
464,222
6,656, 545
193,464
1, 692,891
793, 535
$104, 200, 822
36,988, 730
2,162, 566
7, 906,467
2, 788,169
667,434
$78,277
60,390
2,924,465
5, 897, 727
1, 769, 705
1,113, 778
9, 580,470
3,247,151
52,920
59
587,426
106,658
287,307
$62, 281 $2, 274,231
184,374
725, 006 $108,482,141
291,105
1, 005, 709
6,681
903, 547
230,450
2,901,155
1,913,774
489,975
33,858,724
10, 065
77,191
469,669
40,648
264,819
305,813
447, 513
13,348
327,079
37,963
75, 631
189, 521
754,171
87, 073
352, 522
38, 209
27,125,951
159,"906'
$42,410,000
38, 530,163
23,370,405
9,327, 353
4, 534,280
2,811,156
2,989,821
11,012,807
13, 783, 767
5, 697, 953
15, 367,902
11,713,262
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 300,000 TO 500,000
13
11
15
16
17
18
Milwaukee, Wis
Washington, D . C
Newark, N . J
_
Minneapolis, M i n n
N e w Orleans, L a _
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
.
$47,394,135
9,160,420
53,545,848
45,150,641
30,461,099
29, 714,362 |
$9, 543,583
2,412
26,127,658
6,663,627
8,886,364
7,088,802
$6,402,755
628,006
7,759,517
3,806,506
2,706,703
$2,415,849
2,017,934
209,682
357,895
297,865
343,856
$6,401, 750
3, 313,316
3, 536, 618
7, 220, 618
65,380
1,513,947
$169, 742
155, 761
308, 597
277, 517
648
$201,662
23,234
237,101
100,953
154, 535
60, 575
$350,995
96,022
36,339
148,919
43,954
95,081
$3, 651, 204
3/298,494
18,434, 538
12, 012,636
$18, 256, 595
2,923, 735
12,340,439
8,108,988
20, 735,484
5,892,114
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o
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23,773,301
43,607,096
24,831,782
22,455,416
42,385,077
11, 706,164
8,135, 226
8, 504, 429
15, 871, 910
21, 527,015
2, 036,621
6, 714,117
3, 292,449
1,471, 800
9, 286,396
2,690,693
6, 291,813
2,020, 060
1,916,973
69, 775
1,339, 713
3,418,939
118, 619
123, 840
3, 612,814
5,777,453
12, 759, 895
10, 585, 517
1,455,670
2, 458,381
70,390
4,831, 586
95,640
1,458,469
5, 348,976
11, 657
223,150
77, 773
24, 612
36, 000
138,376
347, 673
57,901
132,142
45, 720
$16,995
43,142
118, 522
11, 384
67, 450
$6,363
64, 597
462, 736
130,172
32,696
8,886
5,096
54, 924
198, 629
70, 303
88,021
6,028
135,819
4,587
13, 768
4,263,117
2,672,680
470,136
487,367
844,625
1,107
1,998
303,417
153, 022
36, 730
91,852
17, 088
52, 285
93, 508
36, 674
24,942
51,078
23, 669
2,411,116
395, 538
134,567
45,516
351,958
7,561
122, 022
3,053
4,262
16, 234
16,267
84, 540
16,783
19, 221
29, 527
9,310
152, 994
3,951
8,243
7,971
44,928
207,199
20,146
12,403
5,920
29, 921
9,950
15,500
9,548
79, 543
46,676
28,172
5,634
25,242
53,259
37, 798
50,000
3,936
7,015
891
43,076
7,916
22, 078
10,987
6,037
2,234
884, 697
79, 394
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
24
25
26
27
28
Louisville, K y
T o l e d o , Ohio
P o r t l a n d , Oreg
D e n v e r , Colo
A k r o n , Ohio
$4,952, 567
7,716,953
12, 277,041
19,710,305
6,852,874
$1, 802,905
4, 504,695
9,447,464
11,685,871
4, 788,248
?9
30
31
32
33
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
Providence, R. I
St. Paul, M i n n
O a k l a n d , Calif
Atlanta, Ga
13,400, 777
10, 725,499
15,002,328
2,091,893
4,968,277
7, 592,243
5,497,432
12,418,142
676, 744
3,655,657
34
35
36
37
38
Omaha, Nebr
Birmingham, Ala.
Worcester, M a s s
San Antonio, Tex
Dallas, Tex
7,620, 521
5,770,010 |
11,836,152
4,514,491
6,892,187
3, 527,505
2,340,087
10,432,235
4, 310,043
5,999, 584
39
40
41
42
43
Richmond, Va
Syracuse, N . Y
New Haven, Conn
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio
_,_
6,918,747
14,024,398
9,769,057
6,018, 584
2, 516,321
2, 770, 729
11, 216, 755
5,499,978
3,108, 386
1, 825, 207
44
45
46
47
48
Norfolk, V a
Houston, Tex
Bridgeport, Conn
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
Hartford, Conn
14, 579,168
10,310,385
3, 734,145
3,385,128
3,891,639 1
12,884,435
7, 829, 368
1, 731, 064
2, 228,901
815,347
49
50
51
52
53
Grand Rapids, Mich
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, P a
Paterson, N . J
Springfield, M a s s
54
55
56
57
58
Des Moines, Iowa
Trenton, N . J
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h
Fall River, Mass
Camden, N . J
1
_.
_.
__
__
8,246,812
4,218,349
1,074,324
12,018,117
10.287, 716
2,578,591
5,667,383
3,960,153
6,414,623 |
6,878,368 j
649, 738
854,489
1,676
1, 692, 790
342,645
1,809
$20,090
1,232,452
548,222
325,479
185,967
336,173
112, 500
302
719, 794
2,539
1,102, 280
1, 782,025
1,902, 749
282,987
42,156
169, 955
7,332
7,324
1,149, 769
2,918, 825
127,005
81,170
153,950
64, 395
639,830
296,471
17, 090
24,066
$1, 505, 722
$186, 666
504,353
437, 806
866,740
49,937
97,493
2,891
286, 016
2,071
8,216
110, 570
546,396
262, 965
962, 240
297,431
87,033
11,887
683
557,373
3,477
4,336
79,775
63,193
8,145
4,904
45, 645
1,278, 769
410, 388
370,826
392
2,832, 710
1,953, 540
819,857
6,948,072
9,320,720
1,228,899
97,865
19, 759
1,481,391
681,524
30, 508
938,340
3,115,444
3, 622,452
4,818,932
4, 710,121
1, 568,215
20,317
526, 704
1, 392,878
1,007, 597
118,954
17, 202
6,067
356,051
13,347
234,200
48,897
290,000
602,606
$113, 601
81, 652
144,925
25,042
10,057
20, 256
4,772
25, 334
2,614
6,721
714
81,428
22,820
$4, 646,348
266
134,367
1,689,896
2,665,451
Including accounting receipts for supplies used for governmental purposes in excess of the value of those purchased, and receipts from supplies sold .to the public
$2,919, 548
1,254,113
1,180, 639
393,664
1, 703, 534
3, 761,648
134,094
3,807,034
2,858, 518
224, 701
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~" Seattle, Wash
Indianapolis, I n d .
Rochester, N . Y__.
Jersey City, N . J_.
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1,034, 758
578,407
606,356
838,150
907, 533
779,772
2,198, 547
228,997
3,442,867
8,049
515,613
691, 608
123, 519
743,783
159, 768
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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 . 44]
NONREVENUE RECEIPTS ON ACCOUNT OF—
CITY
Issue of debt
obligations
Total
Other civil
divisions
Private
trusts
Sale of
investments
Sale of
supplies i
Offsets to
outlays
Refunds
Independent
divisions
General
transfers
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
Nashville, Tenn
New Bedford, Mass
Flint, Mich
Wilmington, Del
Albany, N. Y
$2,917,063
7,426, 540
10,464,221
3,244, 888
4,958,492
$1,421,657
6,254,043
5,238,303
636,408
3,063,433
Cambridge, Mass
Kansas City, Kans
Erie, Pa
Reading, Pa
Yonkers, N. Y
6,113,121
5,699,697
1,604,474
3, 013,658
15, 941, 576
4,094,614
4, 742,455
1,412, 809
2,490,950
13, 936,220
Lowell, Mass
Duluth, Minn
Tulsa, Okla
Elizabeth, N. J
Spokane, Wash
5,518,486
1,535,973
6,279,487
5,119,118
2,943, 590
5, 033, 066
956,228
4, 597, 892
2,000,818
2,181,749
443,266
Tacoma, Wash
Canton, Ohio
Oklahoma City, Okla
Lynn, Mass
Utica, N . Y
Wraterbury, Conn
6,316,858
3,193,197
7,675,592
5,343,479
4,891,255
6,171,504
4,782,995
2,604,886
3, 264,303
4,478,684
3,610, 587
5, 763,967
4,737
V
557, 232
1,080,429
693,384
637, 519
724
900
1, 061,689
973, 041
391,813
685,845
222,661
$131.254
302, 683
250
73.489
$2,825
220, 000
39,379
70,535
132,409
16,754
34,145
31,209
17,200
59.700
563,900
157,717
11,500
127,400
381,263
20,416
57,662
801, 721
1,091
322,308
661,679
41,849
930,871
47,9
Q
91,122
8,557
1,452
2,120
15.978
22,457
940
26,180
270, 086
770,727
651,801
58,325
349,576
230,498
>
4,382
15,772
102, 076
24,307
23.380
$2,171
8,400
39,690
167,957
11,043
15, 249
8,956
136,834
31,356
1, 522,177
99,966
3,581
9,478
291, 019
2,140
1,137
57, 848
49.979
41,650
6.326
15,636
10,340
598,453
352,861
21,199
12,864
34,713
$6,184
36, 012
25, 020
12, 775
22, 778
$14,556
7,408
38,933
8,519
20,685
13,629
80.410
317,203
578,485
586,641
295,942
135,471
125,465
3,429,290
126,452
19,979
74,283
74,688
14, 576
$1,638,199
201, 735
38,153
509,085
99,116
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
Somerville, Mass
El Paso, Tex
San Diego, Calif
Fort Wayne, Ind
Jacksonville, Fla
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;
;
$2,256,713
2,691,537
3,965,346
1,698,186
1,857,124
$2,670
134,152
367,871
550,333
27,810
$1, 912
78, 000
575,410
21, 097
463, 599
3
$1,446,347
234, 084
2,114,718
2, 525, 990
558,395
$31,518
22,519
11, 577
3,186
212, 791
$17,855
24,371
123,172
$1,333,933
1,497,478
72,669
234,370
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Lawrence, Mass
S c h e n e c t a d y , N . Y_
E vansville, I n d
Knoxville, T e n n . . _
Savannah, Ga
3,161,135
5,029,991
73,095
7, 509,896
516,504
Allentown, P a
Bayonne, N . J
Wichita, Kans
Harrisburg, Pa
Manchester, N . H_.
928,129
4,351, 046
1,713,832
296,443
2,488,584
L o n g B e a c h , Calif..
Peoria, 111
T a m p a , Fla
S o u t h B e n d , Ind__.
St. Joseph, M o
5,782, 730
1,238,472
2,192,325
1,471,366
894, 018
100
101
102
103
104
Wilkes-Barre, Pa___
Sioux C i t y , I o w a —
Rockford, 111
Portland, M e
Gary, Ind
1,172, 585
1,001,205
2,380,534
2, 266,067
913,164
105
106
107
108
109
Hamtramck, Mich.
Little Rock, A r k —
Troy, N . Y
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C —
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif. _
1, 515,205
4,407,788
2,909,746
1,817,555
450,983
388,631
110
111
112
113
114
B i n g h a m t o n , N . Y_
Johnstown, Pa
E a s t St. L o u i s , 111..
Saginaw, M i c h
Terre Haute, I n d —
2, 552,892
1,696,393
554, 528
663,581
518,110
444,443
2,131
487,266
779,205
115
116
117
118
119
Pawtucket, R. I . . .
Hoboken, N . J
Passaic, N . J
Springfield, O h i o . . .
Lansing, M i c h
3,660, 507
3,716, 000
3,341,783
1, 000,828
2,050, 647
144,249
956,888
731, 220
120
121
122
123
124
Chester, P a
Racine, Wis
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Brockton, Mass
Altoona, P a
994, 078
348,811 |
1,104,653
3,084,124
795,589 i
1
1,662,788
3,270
521,657
30,143?
45, 012
406,185
5,972
17,000
1, 045,679
8,000
101, 000
78,194
169,739
474,323
54,980
636, 078
628,251
299,182
298,927
288,265
124,161
97,629
104, 092
146,518
582
2,524 1
5,062
3,000
1,899
8,334
19,472
8,247
20, 852
12,838
256,812
1,848,809
290,930
286,596
30,467
9,332
971
4,000
10, 000
16,733
51,339
17,125
4,863
4,156
4,192
1,358,396
42,287
8,663
20,929
21, 730
41,006
47,520
11, 790
1,210
21,651
7,207
8,672
5,980
1,627
87,774
59, 779
34,298
28,986
5,555
44,773
7,467
8,756
3,993
600 1
910
7,536
31,020
303
3,328*
459
4,137
16,153
461,633
4,500
4,144
59,135
273,380
17,164
100
62,006
15,675
331, 058
75, 000
2,500
10,750
150,109
382,296
46,876
67,675
231
2,795
30
7,723
32,652
132,700
6,456
27,615
17,246
26,554
500
4,440
3,313
846
15,379
351, 000
119,500
107,150
188,697
18,369
219
465
1,807
26,966
122,325
617
5,281
17,301
2,000
279,439
39, 561
85,650
105,000
225,457
704,744
44,556
177, 797
25, 220
147, 079
12,592
34,280
10,130
210,863
5,071
50,350
14,537
15,791
642
224, 019
845,377
561
149,663'
68, 047
1,500
11,615
401,770^
745,218
8,724
3,498
888
2,720
52,331
• 28,756
23,500
3,594
54,549
19, 680
8,061
18,981
1,659
54,989
2,872
454
1,735
4,876
13, 019
38,356
17,184
79
26,224
2,384
14, 581
8,839
3,235
2,240
1,977
100,358
874
$61,048
40,839
378,451
103,045
ft
622,804
3,007
440,893
673,852
1,035,701
10,525
30,857
485,437
1.199,754
210,968
316,579
64,225
435, 529
94,040
1,378,630
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159,396
1,260,070
993,996
218,105
64,944
798,174
>
561,368
203, 057
94,352
110,465
378,589
I n c l u d i n g a c c o u n t i n g receipts for supplies used for g o v e r n m e n t a l purposes i n excess of t h e value of those p u r c h a s e d , a n d receipts from supplies sold t o t h e p u b l i c .
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Citynuimber
[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 . 44]
NONREVENUE RECEIPTS ON ACCOUNT OF—
CITY
Total
Issue of d e b t
obligations
O t h e r civil
divisions
Private
trusts
Sale of
investments
Sale of
supplies1
Offsets t o
outlays
Refunds
Independent
divisions
General
transfers
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
125
126
127
128
129
New Britain, C o n n . . .
Highland Park, Mich
Mobile, Ala
Berkeley, Calif
_
Springfield, 111
$432,022
3,672,990
1,627,701
571, 514
1,439,964
$155, 427
1,061,379
1,380,708
153,460
1, 424,996
130
131
132
133
134
Bethlehem, Pa
Huntington, W. Va__
Holyoke, Mass
_
Lincoln, Nebr
Winston-Salem, N . C
1,319, 203
675,497
3,330,846
1,941,400
12,065,159
1,035,462
549,380
2, 981,895
1,467,113
803,793
135
136
137
138
139
Cicero, 111
Quincy, Mass
__.
East Orange, N . J
Portsmouth, Va
Covington, Ky
1,473,807
3,291,163
3,997,008
2,720,729
1,300,407
1,363,216
2,941,141
1,751,747
2,243, 218
643,645
140
141
142
143
144
Macon, Ga
Roanoke, Va_
Jackson, Mich
Shreveport, La
Wheeling, W. Va
2,851,115
2,881,010
2,316,642
3,447,280
505,644
961,649
1,758, 572
1,057,933
2, 896,837
150,462
145
146
147
148
149
Niagara Falls, N . Y...
Lancaster, Pa
Fresno, Calif
Augusta, Ga
Pasadena, Calif
2,210,081
781,495
153,978
1,094,720
8,125,192
506, 524
679,436
52,881
784,410
4,215,515
150
151
152
153
154
Lakewood, Ohio
Topeka, Kans.
Davenport, Iowa
Atlantic City, N . J—
Kalamazoo, Mich
1,618,661
1,115,019
1,652, 758
7,876,722
2,828,169
1,071,566
564,916
665,497
5,335,415
895,014
$107, 220
792,372
$8,230
3,581
70
125,466
7,064
1,684
282,619
965
75,884
$73,901
306,768
$6,613
5,572
3,058
967
$6,131
1,808
29,193
$2,484
20,825
6,705
2,652
1,365
$1,319,302
$84,760
156,019
238,410
257,685
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>
22,677
3,202
311
106,158
16,944
1,661
6,126
9,305
12,755
240,113
32,779
34,727
199,703
6,541,162
2,167
400
2,550
238
2,325
3,116
6,144
4,490
5,868
11,327
90,482
H
746,948
464,403
231,608
o
14,915
5,219,
3,847
50
10,244
67, 569
1,621
5,016
40,110
8,147
16, 567
4,869
8,679
25,000
69,000
14, 066
228,630
4, 502,000
11,183
4,278
7,155
1,500
247,093
12,426
6,562
14,084
3,488
109, 763
909,674
24,465
46,193
187,909
2,385, 554
1,225
2,727
28,090
2,336
18,230
8,184
1,704
136,453
27,108
6,739
390, 800
221,484
66,216
228,904
118,300
8,115
35,373
23,407
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—
__.
14,826
210,196
861,315
559
548,627
743,334
3,593
1,637,109
593,446
60, 514
4,369
4,143
57,018
72,768
625, 589
2,300
3,030
4,268
10,494
22,332
2,641
454,950
17,879
123
25,665
7,812
135,617
43,066
25
724,703
"26,"l8l"
~~80~638"
23,799
70,909
8,000
105,323
1,031,650
59,049
321,132
645,850
185,287
44,771
3,031
28, 206
8,032
M
354,484
548,510
976, 940
1,422,623
1,078,010
52,049
405,261
340,832
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155
156
157
158
159
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x
Newton, Mass
Maiden, Mass.
Charlotte, N . C
C e d a r R a p i d s , Iowa_.
_
412,271 1
3,628, 538 1
3,195,068
3,429,089 [
163,869
60,094
2,376,648
2,480,808
870,491
141, 220
289,691
158,864
35,094
6,643
7,819
16,760
4,973
34
7,077
611,095
239, 543
880,000
2,027
1,777
20,160
1,843
24,171
3,888
52,089
2,040
334,587
319,114
295,205
1, 584,665
415
$6,396
6,397
1,483
3,691
3,083
$49,524
8,721
128, 524
24,213
2,400
16, 064
4,003
6,748
11,879
1,829
498,095
364,000
86,307
451,027
127,676
GROUP V—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000
160
161
162
163
164
Haverhill, Mass
O a k P a r k , 111
N e w Castle, P a . _
Kenosha, Wis
York, P a
$1,865, 729
1,294,063 j
301,642 1
1, 527,443
28,286
$1,533,676
1,267, 953
150,279
374,756
22,603
165
166
167
168
169
D e c a t u r , 111.
Woonsocket, R. I
McKeesport, Pa
B a y City, Mich
Hammond, Ind
1,371,262 ;
2,532,755 |
853,907
1,754,828
1,392,893 1 1
816,072
1, 838,989
533,657
170
171
172
173
174
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
Elmira, N . Y
Beaumont, Tex
Galveston, Tex
Chelsea, M a s s
2,616,891
827,208
800, 992
3,252,866
2,393, 232
1, 687, 269
159,181
767,945
2,206,181
2,050, 851
175
176
177
178
179
Charleston, W . V a . . .
Medford, Mass
Perth Amboy, N . J
Pittsfield, M a s s
S t o c k t o n , Calif
1,307, 601
1,823,288
4, 587,624
1,585,022
883,146
517, 013
1,540,174
2, 540,099
1,341,695
556,157
180
181
182
183
184
L i m a , Ohio
M o n t g o m e r y , Ala.__
Madison, Wis.
__ _
Greensboro, N . C
Lexington, K y
2,755,483
1,578,846
3,561,781
5,879,007
2,292,634 ;
2,129,850
1.218.232
1,434,392
5,483,991
941,044
185
186
187
188
189
E a s t Chicago, I n d
P u e b l o , Colo
Pontiac, Mich
Fitchburg, Mass
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
1,402,903
3, 241,893
4,196,193
2,135,080 |
2,375,987
1.065.233
1,329,976
1,142,105
1,840,001
1,740,694
190
191
192
193
194
Salem, M a s s
E v a n s t o n , 111.
_
S a n Jose, Calif
Butte, Mont
West Hoboken, N . J
2,040,927
1,749, 247
2,087, 075
550, 546
2,171,120 1
1,789,760
1,687,574
1,383,584
476,012
1,161,837
1
_
.
.
_
._
$228,831
$150
10,874
814,177
164, 289
92,188
8,575
23,195
$46,352
118
19,856
130,322
200
$800
1,500
$15,995
15,450
225,000
204,000
166, 000
24,141
25,196
385
23,190
2,359
199,183
28,919
38,844
4,106
3,698
1,833
25,000
17,687
22,373
586
5,553
17
1,579
248,438
9,101
656
17,382
234,804
454, 522
80, 525
589, 790
6,136
196,192
11,431
182,167
327,619
452, 064
564,810
412, 756
385,144
84, 527
76,834
134,345
517,994
207, 226
504,411
27,819
71,795
77,652
4,150
201,553
45,600
36,862
41, 511
169,392
8,832
355,794
24,188
1,360
2,341
25,146
14,767
525,429
68, 630
327,619
1,634
5,858
449,913
187,824
449,848
16, 614
1,401
4,143
9,756
15,417
1,344
1,201
2,901
7,910
67,737
870
11,252
2,150
12, 535
2,963
58,273
927,833
18,617
12,811
18, 799
2,888
19,248
401,852
335,055
1,403,948
364,309
1,141,641
2,500
5,125
2,836
11,114
775
41,254
535
22,225
4,801
41,846
4,100
726
7,799
565
15
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431,710
215,708
357
1,030,313
171,531
16, 928
14,069
310,748
2,790
1,605
9,536
19,681
$795,944
1,448
1,948
2,344
2,176
3,145
10,494
26,826
3,066
3,230
5,162
4,168
7,065
2,200
342
tr1
74,525
1,443,750
14,992
1,696,354
1,056,370
52,990
79,177
42,070
41,290
144,861
320,996
Including accounting receipts for supplies used for governmental purposes in excess of the value of those purchased, and receipts from supplies sold to the public.
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T A B L E 1 8 . — N O N R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S : 1924—Continued
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Citynuimber
[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. 44]
NONREVENUE RECEIPTS ON ACCOUNT OF—
crrr
Total
Issue of d e b t
obligations
O t h e r civil
divisions
Private
trusts
Sale of
investments
Sale of
supplies i
Offsets t o
outlays
Refunds
Independent
divisions
General
transfers
GROUP V—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
195
196
197
198
199
Williamsport, P a
Brookline, M a s s
Jamestown, N . Y
H a m i l t o n , Ohio
Muskegon, Mich
9,0ft
Waco, Tex
Everett, Mass
Springfield, M o
Muncie, I n d
L o r a i n , Ohio
?01
?m
?m
?04
?M
?m
?07
?08
?09
?w
?,n
___
_
Chicopee, M a s s
Dubuque, Iowa
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h . .
C o l u m b i a , S. C
Joliet, 111
?12
?,13
?14
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
Q u i n c y , 111
Austin, Tex
New Brunswick, N . J
??0
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224
Waterloo, Iowa
Easton, P a
Ogden, U t a h
D a n v i l l e , IU.__.
Wilmington, N . C
.
Superior, W i s
_
Stamford, C o n n
A u r o r a , 111
Taunton, Mass
Council Bluffs, I o w a
?15
?16
?17
?18
?19
_._
_
_
_
_
_
$104, 504
1,674,112
726, 789
430, 567
980,256
549,293
1, 522,956
3,233
166, 815 !
1,239,637
71,500
1, 281,800
35
10,000
796,832
1,453,270
1,085,762
89,144
878,630
1,311,453
1,450,440
2, 779, 532 i
1, 383, 535 !
1,819,457
948,397
_
$229,402
2,040,132
1, 340,836
823,925
2,207,891
1,646,392
1,178,386
1,480, 567
995,399
1,356,102 i
_
455,976
2,306, 559
1,328,085
1,496,146
828,401
670,904
2,089,446
290, 579
1,269,032
2,418,236
625,784
1, 779, 053
115, 006
1, 014,468
1,099,951
727,050
1, 844,692
813,915
285,223
753,953
438,279
1, 532, 573
709,360
225,937
683,656
$110
$357,840
264, 838
443,501
153,830
287
135, 778
$3,719
14,576
22, 505
15,147
$771
1,300
14,982
13,400
4,670
5,897
1,577
120, 214
4,135
495
64,718
125
4,593
72,150
39, 639
4,375
10,000
28,500
17,050
64,012
12,970
355,964
2,315
526, 214
79, 867
116,362
43,611
9,308
84,891
50
400
10,194
16, 581
422,144
$4,166
5,633
26,490
74,849
2,350
431
80
12,701
1,753
3,229
15,303
907
7,073
3,493
4,911
1,580
9,114
17,798
• 4,767
150,081
199,113
28,201
47, 796
6,460
4,690
29,181
11,583
23,846
2,776
18,019
169,253
151,316
198,954
791,939
2,719
617
151
7,216
1,115
8,763
1,000
111, 324
2,480
21,361
75
160
14,103
9,977
7,927
12,830
$533, 626
319, 714
325,009
127,050
2,741
4,929
692
579
886
267,277
192, 262
8,200
132,047
14,000
430
69,373
9,458
$118,935
444
2,897
101,426
221,236
7,260
5,626
$1,687
3,690
5,636
4,372
7,361
4,132
4,454
617
828
16,777
18,152
732
7,701
1,553
I—I
19,821
719
33
9,280
2,595
11,641
12,300
10,275
11,008
2,363
468,496
11,826
68
28,283
331,591
864,803
1,080
1,003
31,816
150,454
45,105
24,985
35,643
222,467
69,186
38,998
44,582
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M
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225
226
227
228
229
Auburn, N . Y
Kokomo, Ind
Newport News, Va
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Hazleton, P a
230
231
232
233
234
1,287,111
207,322
1,064,441
1,150,744
20,435
494, 954
74,117
435,152
758,901
296, 706
Orange, N . J
A m s t e r d a m , N . Y_
Petersburg, Va
Norristown, Pa_
Waltham, Mass
3, 587,960
3,517,735
338,136
132,967
1,047,597
2, 111, 332
1,492,262
315, 602
327,182
235
236
237
238
239
Lewiston, M e
Green B a y , Wis___
Columbus, Ga
Oshkosh, W i s
Sheboygan, Wis
1,300,301
669,717
2, 535,477
505,141
520,886
979,317
230, 778
948, 588
95,589
60,702
240
241
242
243
244
M o l i n e , 111
Watertown, N . Y
Muskogee, Okla
L a Crosse, W i s
N e w b u r g h , N . Y_
872,970
1,902, 741
1,422,085
953, 516
1,161,452
830,113
1,369, 719
345,091
236,395
585,401
245
246
247
248
Lynchburg, Va
Colorado S p r i n g s , Colo
Newport, R. I
._ _
Pensacola, P l a
1,494,035
1,039, 995
1,439,703
278,592
956,012
862,338
1,248, 221
164, 890
..__
283,473
23,154
130,477
2,240
9,670
16, 238
8,446
14,891
4,832
145
4,128
9,601
4,603
385
6,588
12,016
1,728
48, 000
864,487
138,258
12,361
784, 860
14,698
55,000
3,500
14, 800
304, 882
368, 832
14
51,026
660
43, 677
10, 679
6,060
180, 000
13, 500
5,000
10,314
3,761
8,200
4,584
962,950
41,342
16,000
29,410
313, 274
196, 805
337
11, 872
101,280
2,088
12, 266
12,399
25, 865
5,178
18,328
204
42,800
33,000
5,131
6,722
98,433
329, 576
332, 598
365,398
4,455
14, 503
2,327
216
2,691
6,557
14,186
4,245
455,009
2,000
615, 541
49,497
18,053
9,535
343
792
14,353
654
1, 613, 553
363,265
40,646
269,420
81,251
15,000
346
1,500
7,452
846
3,396
742
374
3,531
12,038
47, 346
* 15,000
833
1,391,485
9,915
46, 979
110
12, 867
6,349
1,601
2,360
24,658
415
3,060
9,762
2,440
113, 643
6,000
351,511
341,218
40, 763
5,533
1,012
9,470
9,469
3,426
1,350
451,932
129, 864
40,633
79,352
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T A B L E 19.—NONGOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS :
1924
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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. 44]
NONGOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS ON ACCOUNT OF—
Cancellation
of debt
obligations
Total
Grand total.
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
1
II...
IllIV..
V,_.
$2, 679,409,160
1,766,613,127
336,286, 074
294, 785,836
170, 231,133
111, 492, 990
Other civil
divisions
Private
trusts
$1,395,130, 577 $191,479,944
$74, 779, 965
98, 525,097
44,432, 585
19,333,271
17,338,803
11,850,188
37, 772, 243
19, 784, 722
9, 859,892
4, 800, 718
2, 562,390
1, 002,828, 812
85, 674, 650
160, 635,095
87,192,635
58, 799,385
Purchase of Purchase of
investments supplies i
$347,401,301
260, 219,889
30, 582, 016
32,409, 750
13, 581, 259
10, 608,387
Offsets to
outlays
Refunds
6,465,446 $10,018,019 $12,733,707
2,486,700
1, 788,492
1,174, 271
479, 051
536,932
4, 761, 681
1,151, 252
2,389,112
1,191, 653
524,321
1,493,122
2,730, 529
1,472,154
738, 213
Independent
divisions
General
transfers
$266,918,045
$374,482,156
172, 539,399
70,070,392
11, 040,324
8,045,950
5, 221,980
181,179,617
81,308,843
55,213,592
36,128,910
20,651,194
$1, 027, 522,332
286,020,393
47,750,795
80,163, 907
70, 074,375
^ 11, 553,148
$769, 957,751
87,336, 244
9, 058,666
48, 066, 867
' 9,452, 259
2,490, 588
Baltimore, Md
Boston, Mass
Los Angeles, CalifPittsburgh, Pa___-.San Francisco, Calif.
Buffalo, N . Y
30, 921, 694
49, 710, 885
80,894,320
14, 207, 052
34, 697, 675
33, 096, 551
19,871, 565
26,443,962
8, 802,744
7,086,041
4, 556, 807
9, 705,318
$23,822, 860 $24, 922, 387 $164, 009, 805
812, 890
17, 275, 780
32,875, 091
9
1, 598,486
12,419, 734
2, 005, 666
7,397, 682
8, 806, 596
596,418
11, 912, 303
6, 905, 516
1,063,834
1, 997,478
2, 845,116
3, 235, 510
2, 762,184
19,401,419
3,676
2, 241, 287
6,028, 794
86,120
140, 510
5, 772,437
79, 820
1, 579. 618
712, 534
4, 345,308
8, 855, 934
4,374,688
1, 234,806
9, 774,306
4, 620,627
$63,017
60, 390
614,191
402, 304
270,888
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$62, 281 $2, 274,231
184,374
725,006
291,105
1,005,709
903, 547
230,450
1,913, 774
489,975
10,065
77,191
52, 920
154
431, 630
4,335
498,154
88, 717
264, 819
305, 813
447, 513
13,348
327, 079
37, 963
75, 631
189, 521
754,171
87,073
352, 522
38, 209
$201, 662
23, 234
237,101
100, 953
154, 535
60? 575
$350,995
96,022
36, 339
148,919
43,954
95, 081
;i08,482,141
6,681
2, 901,155
33, 863, 565
$42, 410,000
38, 268,477
23,370,405
9, 237, 753
4, 538,261
2,797,988
27,125, 951
2,989,821
11,012,807
13,783,767
""l59,~906"
5,697,953
15,367,902
11,704,483
GROUP II—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
Milwaukee, Wis _ _ _
Washington, D. C .
Newark, N. J
Minneapolis, Minn
New Orleans, La___
Cincinnati, Ohio__.
$42, 251, 754
8, 920,118
47, 221, 783
41, 505, 936
35, 404, 577
28,401,453
$4, 228, 794
981,054
19,064,346
3, 627,189
11, 632,444
2, 556, 743
$6,615, 675
917, 254
7,400, 283
3, 689,436
3, 231, 548
$2, 375, 887
1, 984, 004
165, 075
355, 218
382, 063
383? 285
$6,422,422
1, 762,000
4, 382, 714
6, 722,928
364,944
4,135,082
$169, 742
232,815
" 325,"866
7,565
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New York, N. Y__._
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, Pa_-..
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, Ohio
St. Louis, M o . .
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$3, 629,982
" ~3,~ 298," 494"
18,426,439
12, 051, 775
$18,256, 595
2,923,735
12, 637,431
8,108,988
22,819,072
5,887,364
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Seattle, W a s h . —
Indianapolis, Ind
Rochester, N. Y .
Jersey City, N. J.
17, 031,292 [
40,865,159
20,147,270
18,158,004
36,378,728
5,579,481
5,563,201
4,361, 731
11,612,890
16,466,777
1,852,911
6, 700,974
3, 290,047
1,464,442
9, 270,015
3, 035,280
7,778,721
1,445,443
1,786,928
92,818
601,176
2,143,133
146,437
202, 244
3, 698, 936
5, 718,630
12,443, 792
10, 585,517
1,476, 277
2,439,486
81,542
4, 711,031
95,640
1,458,469
4, 328,976
11, 657
223,150
77, 773
24, 612
36, 000
138,376
347,673
57,901
132,142
45,720
$9, 287
162, 038
42,825
133,102
20,926
$16,995
43,142
118, 522
11,384
67,450
$6,363
64,597
462,736
130,172
32,696
9,394
8,886
5,096
54,924
198, 629
70,303
88,021
6,028
135,819
4,587
13,768
4,263,117
2, 672, 680
501,982
487,367
844, 625
153,022
36, 730
91,852
17,088
52, 285
93, 508
36, 674
24,942
51, 078
23, 669
2,411,116
395, 538
134, 567
37, 641
351, 575
12, 239
953,484
86, 781
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 OF 100,000 TO 300,000
?4
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?6
97
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Louisville, Ky_ _ _
Toledo, Ohio
Portland, Oreg
Denver, Colo
Akron, Ohio
99
SO
31
3?
33
Columbus, Ohio
Providence, R. I
St. Paul, Minn
Oakland, Calif.
Atlanta, Ga
34
35
36
37
38
Omaha, Nebr __ _
._ __
Birmingham, Ala
__ . .
Worcester, Mass.
San Antonio, T e x . . . . . .
.
Dallas, Tex
.
__
_
_
$1,802,593
2,747,385
5,741,361
1, 733, 640
2, 723,112
8,571,691
8, 539, 079
9,432,096
2, 796, 259
4, 311,652
._
...
$4,920,797
6, 326,362
8,942,344
9,741,788
4,731,928
2,069,426
3, 718,440
4, 692,446
1,355,834
3,171, 545
6,454,335
6,059,545
10,443,375
3,387,982
l,-942,688
2, 565, 507
2, 648,475
8,848,000
3, 228, 111
1,151, 724
$1,500,813
649, 252
854,489
$181,844
504, 624
324, 570
869, 962
28,464
$50,185
1, 551,221
1,071,691
346,150
155, 746
149, 589
118,109
20
715,129
2,684
1,983,258
1,369,474
4,031,334
198,000
15,571
34, 713
10,727
227, 368
40,403
122,848
9,800
6,681
991,399
2, 900,192
365, 570
42,000
107,528
12,415
1,533
1,107
1,998
249, 226
$4, 622, 901
2C6
$2,853, 530
1, 253, 355
1,180,639
393, 664
1,703, 534
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41
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Richmond, Va,
Svracuse, N . Y_
_ _
New Haven, Conn
Memphis, Tenn
.
Dayton, Ohio _
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
5?
53
Grand Rapids, Mich
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, Pa
Paterson, N . J
Springfield, Mass
54
55
56
57
58
Trenton, N . J
Salt Lake City, Utah
Fall River, Mass
Camden, N . J
. . .
_ _
2,524,982
9, 054,590
3,959,340
2,808,481
820,443
11, 936,486
7,037,445
3, 288,134
3,382,129
4,566,107
Norfolk, Va
.
Houston, Tex . . .
Bridgeport, Conn
Youngstown, Ohio
Hartford, Conn
_.
6,552,531
11,891,151
8,557, 290
6, 014, 226 [
1,848,743
9, 296, 622
4,429,135
1,851,215
1,917,642
1,169,651
6,477,146
3,613,704
748,852
8,636,843
5,353,160
928,400
1,208,336
485,142
3,850,562
4,364,062
2,278,073
3,436,832
4,378,634 1
5,159,723
4,035,295 1
610,249
681, 073
3,857,033
3,854,000
1,744,905
1,676
1, 692, 790
342,645
1,809
36,929
668, 748
4,099
14, 589
11,542
269, 223
38,065
1,291,027
1, 510,994
378, 000
392,907
605,691
464,841
751,880
158,472
9,735
161,592
84,008
107,239
438, 020
271,165
8,195
728,744
410,388
370,826
181
1,228,910
40,523
8,810
1,481,391
681, 524
31,536
931,338
1, 568,215
19,427
526,704
1,392,878
69,890
9,039
2,072
422,265
37, 723
663, 270
7,561
122, 022
3,053
4,262
16, 234
16, 267
84, 540
16,783
19, 221
29, 527
6,721
9,310
152, 994
3,951
8,243
7,971
44,928
207,199
20,146
12,403
5,920
5,613
4,904
3,844
714
82,715
29,921
9,950
15,500
9,548
79,543
46,676
28,172
5,634
25,242
53,259
32, 760
37,798
50, 000
3,936
7,015
891
43,076
7,916
22,078
10,987
6,037
2,071
8,216
83,026
683
11, 586
i Payments for supplies purchased for resale, and the excess of payments for supplies over the value of those charged to expense and outlay accounts*
134,367
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1, 691,305
2, 665,451
3,695,893
134, 094
3,807, 034
3,121,734
224, 701
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578,407
609,527
838,150
848,691
779,772
2,195, 060
228,997
3,076,258
8,049
515,613
691, 608
123, 519
743,783
159, 768
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NONGOVERNMENTAL-COST P A Y M E N T S ON ACCOUNT O F -
Cancellation
of debt
obligations
Total
Other civil
divisions
Private
trusts
Purchase of Purchase of
investments supplies i
Offsets to
outlays
Refunds
Independent
divisions
General
transfers
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
59
60
61
6?
63
Nashville, T e n n .
N e w Bedford, M a s s
Flint, Mich
Wilmington, Del
Albany, N . Y
64
65
66
67
68
Cambridge, M a s s . .
Kansas City, Kans
Erie, P a
Reading, P a
Yonkers, N . Y
69
70
71
7?
73
Lowell, M a s s
Duluth, Minn, _
T u l s a , Okla _.
E l i z a b e t h , N . J__
Spokane, Wash
74
75
76
77
78
79
Tacoma, Wash
Canton, Ohio..
O k l a h o m a C i t y , Okla__
Lynn, Mass.
Utica, N . Y
Waterbury, Conn
$2,915,779
7, 652,694 1
6, 548, 449
2,971, 818
2, 757, 049
_
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___
_
_
$1,409,029
6,596,231
773,125
332,358
1,041, 507
$640
557,234
1, 020,183
5,897,324
2,140,522
811,306
835, 500
13,978,298
4,291,423
1,181,498
605,666
327,100
11,930,906
638,123
4,996,959
1,610,854
3,236,134
4,375,090
3,321, 549 |
4,493,420
726,144
1,410,456
779,509
2,525,334
2,686,936
2,375,945
5,871,607
5,183,337
3, 317,212
5, 507,049
945,561
1,186,367
1,160,302
4,187, 771
2,045,207
5,072, 719
608, 822
724
900
1,061, 689
443, 266
973, 041
4,612
391,813
685,826
222,661
$129,446
501, 025
128,440
34, 500
6,937
38, 839
29,119
24, 792
57,834
267,129
142,025
45,000
105, 500
425,165
12,300
56,507
782,397
2, 527'
304, 525
26, 235
622,984
741,892
954,107
350,908
663,378
24,326
856,152
391,858
742,389
3,804,025
257,223
11,111
101, 076
48,207
56, 357
1,174
13, 629
12,780
62,443
12, 584
2,187
24,239
16,442
11,032
$31, 518
22, 519
11, 577
3,186
212, 791
$14, 556
7,408
38,933
8,519
20,685
91,122
8,557
1,452
2,120
15.978
22,457
940
26,180
270,086
664,105
651,801
58,857
349 576
230,498
4,382
15,772
102,076
24,307
23,380
8,400
39,690
167,957
11,043
15,249
8,956
137,173
31, 356
1,630, 556
99,966
987
3,581
9,478
291, 019
2,140
1,137
57,848
49.979
41,650
6,326
15,636
10,340
598,453
352,861
$751
$13,689
$105, 772
308,232
125
77,440
$6,184
36,012
25,020
12,775
22,778
$1, 724, 299
201, 735
$1,446,347
234,084
2,114, 718
2,499,190
558,395
38,153
509,085
99,116
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000
80
81
8?
83
84
Somerville, M a s s .
ElPaso,Tex_
_
S a n Diego, Calif
F o r t W a y n e , I n d . ___
Jacksonville, F l a .
$2,464, 781
2,912,737
3,298,298
774,463
2,224,161
$2,159,980
1,123,686
773,661
81,733
1,634,243
$295,196
$2, 670
99,206
306, 057
505, 804
21,003
$169,000
674, 883
61,264
277,054
$27,354
21,199
12,864
34, 713
$1,484,833
1,497,478
72,669
234,370
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Lawrence, Mass„__.
Schenectady, N . Y .
Evansville, Ind
Knoxville, Tenn
Savannah, Ga
4,234,169
5,247,388
716,507
6,745,533
661,470
3,468,270
4,261,896
199,477
5,943,530
506,105
Allentown, Pa
Bayonne, N . J
Wichita, Kans
Harrisburg, Pa
Manchester, N . H .
762,765
8,057, 531
1,249,577
954,262
3,176,355
327,300
3,518,088
878,070
479,703
2, 513,500
Long Beach, Calif.
Peoria, 111
Tampa, Fla
South Bend, I n d . . .
St. Joseph, Mo
2,035,192
1.251.268
1,136,103
1.090.269
383,035
396,912
1,073,940
578,313
602,478
220,324
100
101
102
103
104
Wilkes-Barre, P a .
Sioux City, Iowa..
Rockford, 111
Portland, Me
Gary, I n d . . .
571,946
714,329
1,959,467
3, 557,839
1,051,846
429,372
402,829
1,821,941
1,862,825
435,449
105
106
107
108
109
Hamtramck, Mich_.
Little Rock, Ark
Troy, N . Y
Charleston, S. C
Sacramento, Calif...
1,497,837
3,271, 059
3,299,394
2,062,225
2,147, 531
333,936
3,202,426
2,361,602
809,988
315,068
388,631
110
111
112
113
114
Binghamton, N . Y .
Johnstown, Pa
East St. Louis, 111...
Saginaw, Mich
Terre Haute, Ind__.
1,336, 774
483, 549
1,865,174
2,892,036
315,626
491,397
156,000
600,790
543, 621
131,000
447,723
2,131
487,266
779,205
115
116
117
118
119
Pawtucket, R. I_.
Hoboken, N . J
Passaic, N . J
Springfield, Ohio..
Lansing, Mich
3,453,399
6,694,405
4, 504,191
1,419,253
2, 767,716
2,887,822
4,063,411
2,282,951
866,341
613,608
144,249
956,888
731,220
120
121
122
123
124
Chester, Pa
Racine, Wis
Chattanooga, Tenn..
Brockton, Mass
Altoona, Pa
1,089,224
1,320,736
665,053
3,817, 524
1, 620,275
522,980
205, 700
488,415
3,306,400
89,798
401,776
745,218
10,101
40,840
406,867
53,165
37,000
1,804
476,394
1,662,788
3,270
521,657
4,111
193,884
843,986
704,620
651,173
629, 790
299,182
298,927
10,429
447, 737
582
2, 524
5,062
3,000
1,899
8,334
19,472
8,247
20,852
12,838
256,812
1, 776,694
290,930
286, 596
30,467
9,332
971
4,000
10,000
16,733
51,339
17,125
4,863
4,156
4,192
1,358,396
42,259
8,663
20,929
19, 702
100,358
874
40, 839
378,451
103, 045
56l
152,972
1,076,345
59,850
129,645
91,883
910
7,418
31,196
219,213
169, 706
399,512
53,804
288,265
124,161
97,629
104,092
146,518
10,654
3,215
15,855
1,620
12,592
34,280
10,130
210,863
5,071
3,993
600 1
104,206
370, 558
49,057
68, 280
12,767
47,000
74, 550
392,428
2,500
571
3,140
41,006
47, 520
11, 790
6,785
50,350
1,210
21,651
7,207
8,672
5,980
50,826
1,627
87,774
59,779
34,298
28,986
5,555
44,773
7,467
8,756
4,137
123,480
100
63, 711
5,445
337, 780
3,050
261,680
251,875
61, 826
107,484
50
3,946
34,486
8,000
69,878
27,270
25,939
17,452
23, 540
26,741
798
186, 755
205,244
155, 500
330,115
54, 722
219
465
1,807
25,002
1,226
3,329
113,255
1,808
1,085
27,132
129,155
39,250
80,370
25,841
2,795
500
4,440
3,313
54, 549
19,680
8,061
18,981
1,659
54,989
2,872
454
1,735
4,876
13,019
38,356
17,184
79
28,756
23, 500
3,594
26,760
2,384
14,581
8,839
3,235
2,240
1,977
$61,048
622,804
3,007
436,606
673, 852
1, 035, 725
10, 525
30,857
481,260
1,199,754
210,968
316, 579
65,542
435,529
94,040
1,245,400
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159,396
1,436,284
1,311,480
218,105
64,944
798,174
Q
561,368
203,057
94,352
110,465
378, 589
i Payments for supplies purchased for resale, and the excess of payments for supplies over value of those charged to expense and outlay accounts.
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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 . 44]
NONGOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS ON ACCOUNT OF—
Total
Cancellation
of debt
obligations
Other civil
divisions
Private
trusts
Purchase of
investments
Purchase of
supplies i
Offsets to
outlays
Refunds
Independent
divisions
General
transfers
GROUP I V — C I T I E S HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 T O 100,000— Continued
125
126
1?,7
128
129
N e w Britain, Conn.
Highland Park, Mich
Mobile, Ala
B e r k e l e y , Calif
Springfield, I1L_
$663,446
3,334,405
734,329
644,030
1,561,811
$305, 560
342, 490
488,366
238, 550
1, 531,029
130
131
132
133
134
Bethlehem, P a
Huntington, W . Va
Holyoke, Mass
Lincoln, N e b r . _ .
Winston-Salem, N . C
502, 220 1
254,877 I
2, 679,205
1,800, 768
9, 802,193
241,563
167,710
2,331,500
1, 550,228
1,024,469
135
136
137
138
139
Cicero, 111
_
Quincy, Mass
E a s t Orange, N . J
Portsmouth, Va
Covington, K y
907,399
2, 689, 301
3,647,355
1,219,064
1, 567,143
788,242
2, 346,394
1,482,375
689, 300
912,403
140
141
142
143
144
Macon, Ga
Roanoke, Va
Jackson, M i c h .
Shreveport, L a
W h e e l i n g , W . Va__
2,638,006
1,274,892 1
1, 556,046 1
1, 494, 764
486,777
408,765
227,045
309,668
938,957
63, 682
145
146
147
148
149
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y
Lancaster, P a
F r e s n o , Calif
Augusta, G a
P a s a d e n a , Calif
2, 255, 549
261,800
258, 863
951,953
4,188,798
169, 606
136, 000
162, 612
655,329
324, 521
150
151
152
153
154
Lakewood, Ohio. _
Topeka, Kans
Davenport, Iowa
Atlantic City, N . J . _
_
_
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1, 212,120
1,225, 840
1,093,112
4,316,115
2, 540,573 1
559, 661
903, 214
131,395
2,082,958
598,174
$107,220
792,372
$163,422
697,492
$4,175
12, 276
715
4,991
65,801
3,600
30, 050
13,112
5,000
2, 020, 000
7,823
36,482
31,848
210,196
861, 315
559
49, 283
3,938
3,745
54, 496
4,313
76,884
529, 639
46, 260
548, 652
1,334
3,916
3, 776
16,185
1,752
796,421
15, 550
75, 000
35, 310
68,482
16, 246
123
24,249
68,900
94, 650
128,032
99, 000
993, 835
282,619
743,334
$4,286
55
115,235
12,150
96
33,906
3,593
1,637,109
606,807
696,119
13,219
193,149
93, 680
10, 874
337,700
223,379
$6,131
1,808
29,193
$2,484
20,825
6,705
2,652
1,365
$1,310, 615
$84,760
156,019
237,395
257, 685
22, 677
3,202
311
106,158
16,944
1,661
6,126
9,305
12, 755
240,113
32, 779
34, 727
199,442
6,541,162
2,167
400
2,550
238
2,325
3,116
6,144
4,490
5,868
11,327
90,482
14,915
5,539
3,847
50
10, 244
67, 569
1,621
5,016
40,110
8,147
16, 567
4,869
19,079
354,484
548, 510
763, 048
473,094
232,108
1, 422,623
988, 221
52, 049
405, 261
340, 832
8,679
11,183
4,570
4,727
7,155
1,500
247,093
12,426
6,562
14,084
3,488
109, 763
1, 225,175
24, 465
46,193
187, 909
2, 385, 554
25,195
3,031
20,372
1,225
2,727
28,090
2,336
18,230
8,184
1,704
136,453
27,108
6,739
390, 800
221,484
66,216
228,904
118,300
955, 725
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155
156
157
158
159
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x . _
Newton, Mass
Maiden, Mass__
Charlotte, N . C
.„
__
1
540,584
3,538,153
2,431, 379
2,004,442
199,549
197,030
2,512,139
1,906,534
321,353
176,934
289,691
158,864
35, 775
4,677
7,819
8,753
2,976
2,027
420 .
385,219 ;
.
58,135 !.
7, 584 j
20,160
334,587
319,114
295, 205
1, 584,665
415
1,843
24,171
3,888
52,089
2,040
i
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000
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Haverhill, Mass..
1 160
!
__
O a k P a r k , 111
N e w Castle, Pa.__
Oi 161 K e n o s h a , W i s
163
ro 164 | Y o r k , P a
162
165 D e c a t u r , 111
166 W o o n s o c k e t , R . I
167 I M c K e e s p o r t , Pa_
168 | B a y C i t y , M i c h
169 H a m m o n d , I n d
1
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j
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$1,772,445 i!
1.046,105 |
207,565
1,343,266
131, 260 j
$1,384,000
1,017,323
76,058
197,836
125, 777
1, 848, 243 !
2, 554, 646 1
650, 845 !
2,080,096 1
1,153,135 j
877, 795
2,079, 459
516, 503
133,000
358, 710
170
171
172
173
174
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
Elmira, N . Y
Beaumont, Tex
Galveston, T e x .
Chelsea, M a s s
1, 610,191
999, 598
709, 224
3, 231,131
2,101,964
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635, 664
265, 613
698, 387
1,167,995
1, 844,110
175
176
177
178
179
Charleston, W . Va
Medford, M a s s .
Perth Amboy, N . J
Pittsfield, M a s s .
S t o c k t o n , Calif
937,148 !
1, 569,988 '
3, 634, 097 !
1, 591, 802 i
456, 877
474, 781
1,359,391
1, 664, 809
1, 349, 075
144, 740
180
181
182
183
184
Lima, Ohio
Montgomery, Ala..
Madison, W i s . . . _
Greensboro, N . C
Lexington, K y .
1, 729, 326 !
1,101, 606 I
3, 056,874 ,
3, 438, 459
2, 209, 383
1,169, 395
735, 772
980, 500
2, 533,141
854, 399
185
186
187
188
189
E a s t Chicago, I n d _
Pueblo, Colo.
P o n t i a c , M i c h __ __
Fitchburg, Mass
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
562,130
2,411, 695
4, 561, 687
1,981, 316
2,192, 713
228, 433
561, 568
674,350
1, 672,900
1, 541, 219 1
1
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$228,831
814, 286
92,188
1
$69 !
11,203
....
.|
160,971
2,045
20,138
327, 619
405, 811
412, 756
385,144
32, 596
18, 573
2,569
8,849
1
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!
4,227
23,190
2,359
199,183
42, 000
111,815
23,434
16, 614
1,401
4, 143
9,756
15, 417
1,344
1,201
2,901
7,910
431, 710
215, 708
357
1,030, 313
171, 531
16, 928
67, 737
870
11, 252
2,150
12, 535
2,963
58, 273
903, 781
2,567
1, 011, 317
385
1,579
130, 500
310, 925
2,479
1,475
3,527
17, 068
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$49, 524
11,182
128, 524
24, 213
2,400
33,420 '
130,970
14, 500
536,000
70, 701
i
422,484
12,951
21,149
354,041
36, 736
243, 769
2,609
261
16, 744
218, 826
504, 411
27, 819
I
$6, 396
6,397
1,483
3,691
3,083
$15,799 |
6,126
430, 278
187, 824
449,367
,
1,500
126,470
76, 834
134, 345
517, 994
207, 226
$800
$102, 825
147
142, 239
501, 768
69, 656
14,107
979
7,354
9,712
8,534
074
200
289
994
2,836
11,114
775
41, 254
535
140,
786,
29,
59,
2,500
5,125
22,038
31, 720
42, 658
4,100
726
7,799
16,064
4,003
6,748
11,879
1,829
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364, 000
86, 307
451,027
127, 676
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74, 525
18, 617
12,811
18, 799
2,888
19, 248
401, 852
334, 555
1, 400, 438
364, 309
1,154,125
3,145
10,494
26,826
3,066
3,230
14, 992
1, 696, 354
1, 056, 370
52, 990
79,177
1, 556, 351
Payments for supplies purchased for resale, and the excess of payments for supplies over the value of those charged to expense and outlay accounts.
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[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 . 44]
NONGOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS ON ACCOUNT O F -
Total
Cancellation
of debt
obligations
Other civil
divisions
Private
trusts
Purchase of Purchase of
investments supplies i
Offsets to
outlays
Refunds
Independent
divisions
General
transfers
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
190
191
192
193
194
Salem, M a s s
E v a n s t o n , 111
S a n Jose, C a l i f . .
Butte, Mont. .
West Hoboken, N . J
195
196
197
198
199
Williamsport, P a
Brookline, Mass
Jamestown, N . Y
H a m i l t o n , Ohio
Muskegon, Mich.
200
201
202
203
204
205
206
207
208
209
$2,004,266
458,176
775, 315 !
700,826
1,908,939 :
$1, 770,000
377, 253
89, 780
616, 354
755,000
243, 519
1, 783, 377
1,133,190 |
1,110, 647
1, 688,865
118,000
1, 395, 700
625,796
681, 444
330, 788
Waco, Tex
Everett, Mass.
Springfield, M o . . .
Muncie, I n d
_
Lorain, Ohio.
_ _ _ _ _
584, 871 i
1, 594,968
16, 740
225,138 |
1, 401, 535
176,470
1, 371, 555
12, 300
66,415
931,073
Chicopee, M a s s . - _
D u b u q u e , Iowa _
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
C o l u m b i a , S. C
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Joliet, 111
1, 540, 510
347, 643
1, 666,439
974,010
539, 500
1, 361,900
256,174
181,619
889,844
488,773
_
. .
__ _ _
$169, 392
$4, 372
$12, 705
34,017
505,108
78. 790
418,832
$565
357,840
264,838
443, 501
2,474
13,473
19, 261
1,494
23,
5,
55,
136,
673
500
608
910
15
$1,448
1,948
2,344
2,176
731
355,794
26, 394
1,138
1,775
4,166
4,639
24, 953
95,436
2,350
159
$5,162
4,168
7,065
2,200
342
1,687
3,690
5,636
4,372
7,361
$42,070
41, 290
144,861
a
375,005
118,935
210,958
325,009
127,050
M
402, 509
11,826
68
28, 283
331, 591
Q
W
444
2,897
4,132
4,454
617
828
16, 777
732
7,826
1,553
2,741
4,929
692
579
886
3,229
15, 303
907
7,073
3,493
1,003
31,816
150, 454
45,105
20,074
H
1,753
3,635
617
151
7,216
1,115
8,763
4,911
1,580
9,114
17, 798
4,767
150,081
199,113
28, 201
47, 796
6,460
4,690
29,181
11, 583
23, 846
2,776 1
18,019
169, 253
151, 316
198.954
760,074
12, 701
$533, 626
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211
212
213 T a u n t o n , M a s s
214 C o u n c i l Bluffs, I o w a
215
216
217
218
219 I
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
Q u i n c y , 111
Austin, Tex
_
N e w Brunswick, N . J
1, 324,181 J
2,809, 575
210,907
1,911,754
602, 252
317,362
. 2,489,538
140,741
1, 575,439
483,262
691, 538 !
1, 208, 728 i
377,098 !
601,339 1
2, 062,376
639,468
849,558
203,048
375,869
846,350
153, 830
392
135, 778
1,760
3, 429
299
107, 394
582
35,127
3,683
355, 964
1,804
523,846
72, 398
116,359
43,461
4,833
87, 885
5,651
1,590
422,176
49, 443
2,620
19,321
106,409
27, 912
2,955
31, 409
24,470
282,150
46, 795
22,000
149, 529
10,000
8,000
157,624
5,500
31,666
431
15,103
21, 361
2,952
160
972, 295
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Easton, Pa
_
Ogden, U t a h
D a n v i l l e , 111
Wilmington, N . C
„.„->
345,314
182,900
501,088
348,900
580,240
1,175,985 , 1
247, 840 1
1,046,428 l
598,023
53,991 !
>
619,896 ! [
501,508
631,528 1
408,186 !
667, 579 j
347,147
102,700
413, 971
153, 680
28,000
283,473
848, 234
69, 784
24,068
5,310
33, 223
3,088,084
2,358,829 ;
353,127
187, 567
973,320
1, 547,985
530,675
55,000
100, 790
777,996
315, 602
327, 217
8,543 '
13, 320 ,
2,312 |
138, 258
5,810
?35
^36
937
938
?39
Lewiston, M e
Green Bav, Wis
Columbus, Ga
Oshkosh, Wis
Sheboygan, Wis
1,071,658 |
589,548
2, 396, 918
482,455
533, 291
744,000
146, 806
45, 315
61, 933
89,339
304,882
368, 832
14
49,993
585
36, 367
596
940
941
949
943
944
M o l i n e , 111
Watertown, N . Y
Muskogee, Okla
L a Crosse, W i s
Newburgh, N . Y
728,963
675,332
1,475,186
837,195
1,147,684
669, 267
94,090
372, 488
140,811
576,448
945
940
947
Lynchburg, Va
C o l o r a d o S p r i n g s , Colo
Newport, R . I
Pensacola, F l a . _
*>48
.
1,162,454
525, 745
1, 311,030 !
270, 603 |
454,500
344, 527
1,114,000
189,901
342
4,455
14, 503
2,327
216
2,691
5,867
Orange, N . J
Amsterdam, N . Y
Petersburg, Va
Norristown, P a
Waltham, Mass
_
9, 535
343
792
14, 353
654
11, 773
41,731
6,200
1,434
62,426
?30
?31
?3?
?33
934
.
4,603
385
0, 588
12,016
12, 764
26,176
??9
.
11, 641
12, 300
10, 275
11,008
2,363
16,100
73, 500
36,150
13,964 !
136, 212
2, 235
9, 345 '
Auburn, N . Y
Kokomo, Ind
_
Newport News, Va
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Hazleton, P a
225
226
227
9<?8
19,821
719
33
9,280
2,595
7,284
191,377 i
9,622 !
1,032 i
296,706
337, 456
332, 598
;
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6,674
8,117
941,035
23, 900
13,093
7, 515
13, 037
315,113
196,805
452
14, 716 :
103,261 !
2,454 i
6,960 ;
23, 700
49, 575
986, 673
18,400
15, 908
98,433
12,133 ;
9,988 ;
5,886 j
189, 511
21, 513
47, 640
365, 783
145
30, 634
4, 245
583
4,838
" ""
"*
35, 643
222,467
70,186
38,998
44,432
475, 387
2,000
615, 541
49,497
18,053
1, 362, 684
363, 265
40, 646
269,420
81,251
15,000
346
1,500
7,452
846
3,396
742
374
3,531
12,038
47, 346
15,000
833
1, 391,485
9.915
46, 979
110
12, 867
6,349
1,601
2,360
24, 658
415
3,060
9,762
2,440
113, 643
6,000
351, 511
341,218
40, 763
5,533
1,012
9,470
9, 469
3,426
1,350
456,077
129,877
40, 633
79, 352
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VALUE O F P U B L I C P R O P E R T I E S AT C L O S E O F Y E A R :
1924
City number j
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p.396. 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.47]
ASSETS IN FINKING F U N D S
Aggregate
CITY
i
G r a n d total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I.
II
III
IV
V
_
6,002.852, 347
913, 541, 078
1, 390, 676,721
766, 757,960
473, 542, 014
_
_
_
1
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7
8
9
10
11
1?
N e w Y o r k , N . Y_
Chicago, I1L-Philadelphia, P a
Detroit, Mich
C l e v e l a n d , Ohio
S t . Louis, M o
_
Baltimore, M d
B o s t o n , Mass__
L o s Angeles, Calif _
Pittsburgh, Pa
S a n Francisco, Calif _
Buffalo, N . Y
___
_
__ _
City
securities
(par value)
Other
investments
!
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j
Total
Cash
FUNDS'
City
securities
(par value)
Other
investments
i
$1, 264, 308,912 j $113,184, 527
$9, 547, 370,120
$1,073,916,399
$77, 207,986
52, 693, 651
17,783,397
22, 209, 754
12,323,106
8,174, 619
915, 348, 042
49, 249, 412
78, 449, 011
19, 264,944
11,604,990
22, 728, 014
18, 501, 316
24, 060, 475
6, 091, 896
5,826, 285
990,769,707 '
85,534,125 I
124,719, 240 !
37, 679,946 j
25, 605, 894 |
GROUP 1.—CITIES
3
4
5
6
Cash
Total
AS SETS I N PUBLIC TRUST
$79,729,448
$146, 808, 035
8, 421,361
1, 387, 574
1, 042, 520
1,265,585
844,877
69, 740, 952
1,855, 652
3, 736, 709
2, 681, 389
1, 714, 746
110, 756, 022
12, 716, 035
10,442,179
6,004, 649
6,889,150
$48, 704, 565 i $4,458,915
29, 910, 845 ,
1,623,528
80, 263, 502
546,867
1,007,074 •
66,374
61,279
56, 279
4,173,161
76, 417
$42, 818, 650
8,337, 575
4,956, 933
487, 000
$239, 499, 400 | $12,961,917
188, 918,335 i
15, 959, 261
15,221,408
9,951, 623 !
9, 448, 773 ,
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
$3,158,581,454
594, 433, 496
470,819, 534
253,315, 517
221, 439, 864
148,363, 615
$751,620,227 2, 461, 761
69,588,823
20,142,411
25, 239, 798
9, 570, 609
$15, 548, 238
2, 447,411
3,918,923
5, 248, 899
5, 347,622
1,198, 609
$730, 071, 989
143,419,35.2
293, 648, 037
302,167, 723
160,858, 027
146, 496, 697
109, 309, 031
35,825,399
41,564,006 .
12,376,179 '
11,075,390
2,072,910
9, 232,194 i
218, 449
1,147, 606
8,925,179
2,281,056
2,072,910
4, 338,749
29, 695,300
32,967, 800
3,451, 000
8, 294, 334
63, 669,900
14,167,177
17,58% 097
5, 555, 000
$14, 350
3, 000, 000
726, 335
2, 310, 079
2, 817, 000
5,911, 650
7, 448, 600
500, 000
4, 893, 445
1,363,786 !
19,109,492
1,007, 513
1, 081,328 ;
1,419, 384
816, 406 •
926, 000
$1, 427, 000
19,949, 742
74,759, 702
453, 700
5, 000
3,170, 744
8,831
842,411
26, 449
427,200
25,384
262,706
1, 295, 500
9,170,090
718,876
76, 528
742, 500
211,300
59, 455
9, 096,991
262,188
577, 600
651,500
342, 400
$126,249
83,924
88,746
134,983
75,175
194,998
$151, 750
$2,105, 000
983, 600
267, 607
1,188, 298
1, 300,000
5,412, 782
G R O U P I T . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 300,000 T O 500,000
13
14
15
16
17
18
Milwaukee, Wis
Washington, D . C
Newark, N . J
Minneapolis, M i n n
N e w Orleans, L a
$75,552,088
72, 485, 626
110,436, 555
81,541,192
58,189,159
161,997,362
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$767,841
3,412, 580
15,090,694
5,108,480
3,389, 699
31,887, 658 j
$28,985
1,014,380
108,863
45, 588
3,324, 599
2, 411,050
$215, 856
13,385,117
2,196,850
64, 200
23,625,466
$523, 000
2, 398, 200
1, 596, 714
2,866, 042
900
5, 851,142
$2,382,999
1, 067, 524
562,992
1, 616, 731
1, 856, 415
6, 221,153
1
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206, 639
293, 450
481, 240
613,373
Kansas City, Mo
Seattle, Wash
Indianapolis, Ind.
Rochester, N . Y . . .
Jersey City, N.J-__
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65,972,052
100,875,396
42,323,569
60, 638,123
83,529,956
7,048,802 1
1,556,962
778,466
4,901,424 1
11,591,519 1
2,328,702
1,190, 744
778, 466
3, 870, 424
2, 681, 596
217, 000 j
160,000
4, 503,100
206, 218
""475," 666" j
8,909,923 j
" "556," 666"
.445,110
19,372
953, 650
816,479
16,836
15, 028
10,172
125, 984
515, 479
16, 836
430, 082
9,200
100, 000
827, 666
201, 000
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
Louisville, Ky._
Toledo, Ohio
Portland, Oreg
Denver, Colo
Akron, Ohio.
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Providence, R. 1.
St. Paul, Minn
Oakland, Calif
Atlanta, Ga
!
Omaha, Nebr
Birmingham, Ala
Worcester, Mass.
San Antonio, Tex....
Dallas, Tex
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$2, 638, 474 1
6, 654, 564
3,644,191
394,034 j
2,113, 658
$1, 497,474
1, 724,851
248,644
205,034
813, 061
$141,000
4,829, 713
2, 730, 259
189, 000
1, 300, 597
47,378,963
47,175,807
50,255,883
29,241,116
27,722,897
12,483,010
12, 436, 985 !
8, 047, 207 I
294,119
1, 872,950
668, 864
296,797
409,107
294,119
11,814,146
12, 040,188
5,814, 300
1, 871, 500
$1, 000, 000
100, 000
665, 288
100, 000
1,823, 800
1,450
_
_
Grand Rapids, Mieh
Fort Worth, Tex.
Scranton, Pa.___
Paterson, N . J..
Springfield, Mass..
Des Moines, Iowa.
Trenton, N. J . . .
Salt Lake City, U t a h . . . .
Fall River, Mass
Camden, N . J
_._
_
44,649,748
10,890,716
34,443,568
15, 679,711
27,639,150 j
2, 512,489
137, 330
4, 472, 546 |
1,989, 435 1
1,435, 691 |
597, 078
14, 830
16,846
1, 532, 951
1, 004,441
1, 090, 411
122, 500
3,094,000
455, 500
431, 250
1,361, 700
984
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Richmond, Va
Syracuse, N . Y
New Haven, Conn
Memphis, Tenn
Dayton, Ohio
Norfolk, Va
Houston, Tex_.__
Bridgeport, Conn..,.
Youngstown, Ohio
Hartford, Conn...
$32,305,433
37,325,478
62,944,915
60,415,652
36,420,468
34,153,922
25, 320,197
17,633,037
32,186,287
19, 771,640
7,119,355
1, 784, 655
4,498,700
836,000
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670, 714
1,162, 004
2, 909, 856
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99,797
1,001, 004
281, 307
2,000
35,000
397,998
193, 542
818, 674
17,688
55, 750
16, 991
10, 532
30, 292
7,688
50, 750
218,952
162,055
183, 010
788, 382
10, 000
5,000
302,087
15,851 i
889,379 1
4,487
5,351
18, 223
85,000
297, 600
10,500
786,156
18, 225
66, 500
8,246
215,689
46, 299
235
15, 391
58, 494
58, 481
252,077
135, 067
209, 625
3,000
6,450
64, 647
225, 045
5,500
30,000
41,811
92,971
1, 235, 388
36, 008
102,121
1, 567,362
483,157
239,860 !
268,341
98, 600
272, 900
9,000
1, 200, 000
271, 500
11, 203
1,753
260,388
6,455 :
96, 765
35, 343
955
2,118
50, 000
680, 000
75, 000
2,108,000
29, 600
230,124 ,
211,977
170, 241
60, 062
83,868
36, 751
7,912
5,241
1,622
30, 868
20,156, 721
16.227,944
10,057,248
13,354,250
27,870,533
1,312,474
J 607 256
' 498^ 092
2,192, 646
722, 443
846,174
634, 456
328, 092
5,146
66, 043
367, 700
699, 900
161,000
987, 500
384,900
354,125
219,958
74,396
300,546
154, 302
70,700
297,571
382,375
1, 800, 500
2, 587,188
2, 681,105
507, 900
471,125
2,852, 672
308,396
2, 646, 546
2,920,681
31, 500
512, 000
264,910
2, 586, 738
525, 751
187, 606
22,417,404
17,221,823
21,732,268
17,642,956
17,207,376
10, 836
48,067
5,609
7,626
113, 036
857, 638
652, 894
7,626
37, 000
5C0,917
161, 000
3, 208, 956
2, 262, 868
12, 008
468, 444
$93,136
131,400
543,321
1,447,364
23,000
$14, 263
15, 299
13, 761
41, 839
34, 702
70,000
34,303,730
24,358,912
24,882,005
24,154,389
37,888,853
3, 047, 896
3,091, 640
825,000
851
534
700
980
$107,399
172,550
815, 616
1,950,903
275, 682
67, 000
1,952,714
159, 000
238, 000
2, 736, 779
2,166
$25,
258,
461,
217,
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87,189
14,932
57,800
73, 215
53,666
135,573
130,850
165, 000
58,440
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TABLE 20.—AMOUNT
O F S P E C I F I E D A S S E T S AND V A L U E OF P U B L I C P R O P E R T I E S A T C L O S E O F Y E A R :
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[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 396. 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 . 47]
ASSETS IN SINKING F U N D S
ASSETS I N PUBLIC TRUST F U N D S
Aggregate
Total
Cash
City
securities
(par value)
Other
investments
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
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Nashville, T e n n
_
N e w Bedford, M a s s
Flint, Mich
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Wilmington, Del
Albany, N . Y
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$14,138,661 i
23,343, 807 I
19,091,192
15,186, 741
20, 830, 797
$633,797
158,002
181,720
1,327
430,263
$722,797
2,144,550
181,720
286, 327
1,296,063
o
$39,000
138,000
$50,000
1, 848,548
277, 500
465, 550
7,500
400, 250
$21, 753 i
478, 789
3, 588
430, 939 !
118,570
$18,053
3,872
3,588
5,789
50,370
$3, 700
26,000
$448,917
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105, 200
68, 200
319, 950
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Cambridge, Mass
Kansas City, Kans
Erie, P a
E e a d i n g , Pa_._
20,630,805
14, 605, 293 {
16,099, 542 1
15, 520, 534
19,392,123
Lowell, M a s s
Duluth, Minn
Tulsa, O k l a . . .
Elizabeth, N . J
Spokane, Wash
12, 654, 271
19, 288, 680
20,409,702
9,064, 998
17, 904, 757
3.806,474 !
' 667,100 I
468,002 i
497,100
Tacoma, Wash
Canton, Ohio.
Lynn, Mass
Utica N Y
287
490
1,733,669
107,235
265,534
2,566,000
9,670
1,159.950
403; 122
378,000
234,300
160,000
753, 615
993, 447
402,243
50,666
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238,787
160,490
2,534,314
1,125, 682
1, 644, 829
25, 694, 502 1
20, 674, 293
19, 459, 957 i
14, 310,419 i
8,914,729
20,429,918
. „
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80,524
254,308
90,002
212,800
1,628,192
2, 574,418
3,317, 544
925,817
101, 544
265,187
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238,500
47,030
25, 000
977,052
59,054
20, 620 1
88, 930
31, 206 j
940,333 !
2, 666
8,620
21. 500
12,000
34, 888
>
2,706
38,948
25, 500
320, 750
88, 930
3,000
580,635
Ul
159, 201
1, 711, 980 i
58,785
192,096
46, 622
936
28,654
8,785
21,572
10,122
245,000
45,000
136, 024
158, 265
1,438,326
5,000
34, 500
36, 500
67,242
179, 794
33, 848
97,123
182,873
299, 216
15,480.
25, 229
3,848
16,781
14,425
7, 817
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289,136
463,914
546,678
4,817
87,344
707,200
2, 050,504
1, 620,392
631, 856
60,000
1,150, 474
921,000
14,200
241,000
24,187
10,742
115,440
41, 020
39,125
30, 000
77, 342
106,750
283, 399
3,000
61, 698
8,000
|
Somerville, M a s s
El Paso, Tex
San Diego, Calif
Fort Wayne, I n d
Jacksonville, F l a
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$8,086,957 jL.
10,460,003 j
35,354,527 ,
11,953,244 ]
16,653,669 i
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80
81
82
83
84
H
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$1,112,393
774,013 1
94,816 i
549,113 !
$450,393
274,013
94,816
178,766
$537,000 !
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133,347 i
$125, 000
500,000
237,000
$30, 567
10, 588
77,535
191, 318
147,561
$1, 610
10, 588
27, 781
29,078
53, 561
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$28,957
$1,"666"!
~~~48~754
13,000
149,240
94,000 I. — ,
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85
86
87
88
89
Lawrence, Mass
Schenectady, N . Y
Evansville, I n d
Knoxville, T e n n
Savannah, Ga
8, 619,754
11,390,266
11,939,056
7,588,928
11,853,020
16,825 .
121,684
97,330
488,593
239,500
1,825
30,684
97, 330*
12,199
239, 500
90
91
92
93
94
Allentown, P a
.
Bayonne, N . J
Wichita, Kans
Harrisburg, P a
M a n c h e s t e r , N . H__.
9,541,799
14,136,815
8,980,674
9, 744,339
12, 037, 734
406,497
1,878,821 1
260,624
216,702 ,
215,552
120,497
291, 347
97,054
42,814
95
96
97
98
99
L o n g B e a c h , Calif._.
Peoria, 111
Tampa, Fla
South Bend, Ind
St. Joseph, M o .
22,366,130
7, 897, 340
12,142,764
11,990,203
7, 682,159
241,001
96,311
1,186,502
215,527 |
275,048
241, 001
7, 552
295,241
215,527
220, 548
11, 782,307
8, 976, 377
8,523, 681
18,278,042
4,865,438
106,905
178,476 !
15,500 !
1,503,138
72,836 !
106, 905
80,205
15,500
105, 345
57,688
51, 271
47,000
953,227
15,148
444,566
5, 336, 354
4,510, 443
9,820, 807
10,076, 715
18, 543,302
272,530
149,050
123,480
156,620 |
231,019 |
266,483
114,770
38,819
266,483
31,100
142,000
11,324,420
9, 932,100
4,472,057
1, 778,000
7, 236, 782
191,235
742,270 1
118,436 1
303,850
131,128 1
5, 685
717,270
118,436
126,850
185, 550
177,000
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100
101
102
103
104
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
Rockford, 111.
Portland, M e
Gary, Ind
105
106
107
108
109
Hamtramck, Mich
Little Rock, Ark
Troy, N . Y
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C____-_
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
110
111
112
113
114
Binghamton, N . Y
Johnstown, Pa
E a s t S t . L o u i s , 111
Saginaw, M i c h
Terre Haute, Ind
115
116
117
118
119
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N . J
Passaic, N . J
Springfield, Ohio
Lansing, Mich
120
121
122
123
124
Chester, P a
Racine, Wis
Chattanooga, Tenn
Brockton, Mass
Altoona, P a
___ _. _
„__
___.
,
__
__. ___
10, 648 |
221,171
105,849
21,000
15,000
91,000
104,171
23,241 '
—!
476, 394
276,000
1, 587, 474
163, 570
59,200
133, 000
114,688 ;
82,552 :
17,100
794,000
71,659 '
97,261
81,500 i
61,000
10,648
35, 500
21, 608
21,000
39,000
20,100
19, 200
46, 350
220, 542
!
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54,500 ;
_ ___i
_
!
300
24,178
78,846
56,433
500,042
300
4,078
20, 646
10,083
382,691 .
30, 858
179,254
78, 381
8,679
10, 380
29,185
7, 431
126,000
16,978
248, 012
3,500
150,069
70, 950
37, 830
44, 887
246,080 1
575, 390 |
59,161
10, 000 |
4, 330
44, 887
5,870
4,522
38, 661
9,000
24, 500
186,410
414,068
53, 800
156. 800
20, 500
7,831
39, 957
9,731
886, 959
254,149
279,500
7,831
39,957
9,731
179,133
7, 823
528,000
217,826
179, 826
28, 500
183, 705
16,750 j
50,200 j
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11, 733
24,300
147, 672
47, 564
351, 467
424, 694 1
20, 564
62,352
104,500
7, 779,303
9, 564, 879
6,581, 967
7,478,817
16,538, 364
2,014,382
1, 380,942
853,517
501,858
311,416
393,382
549,453
34,017
71, 670
268, 916
1,361,000
629, 939
819, 500
430,188
42,500
260,000
201,550 ;
812
766
494
025
944
5, 812
29
23, 494
24, 473
15,496
27,000
20,826
5,809,857
7,229,393
6,574, 325
8,176,330
7,250,502
989,073
677, 573
161, 500
150,000 ;
123,096
572,482
757,747 1
2,810
17, 532
149,926
248, 950
431,321
120,286 !
306,000
176,500 !._.
j
43, 737
• 39, 000
542, 726
91, 448
14,138
203, 258
12, 932
91, 585
4, 538
1, 258
432
3, 585
117,000
w
27,000
184,615
276. 407
9,600
85, 000
12, 500
88, 000
25,666
131,128
Q
46,
43,
89,
588,
106,
148,287
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T A B L E 2 0 . — A M O U N T O F S P E C I F I E D A S S E T S AND V A L U E O F P U B L I C P R O P E R T I E S AT C L O S E O F Y E A R :
1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 396. 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 . 47]
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
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196
197
128
129
no
Bethlehem, P a
131
132
133
I'M
135
]36
]37
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
1^3
154
Hoi yoke, Mass
Winston-Salem, N . - C
Q u i n c y , M a s s __ _
E a s t Orange, N . J .
Wheeling W . Va
F r e s n o Calif
Topeka, K a n s .
Atlantic City, N . J
Kalamazoo, Mich
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$9,476,908 i
10,737,441 i
8,408,644 ,
6,609,300 '
9,037,799 J
N e w Britain, Conn
Highland Park, Mich
Mobile, Ala
_.
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$725,569
1,664,428
148,354
56.357
54,543
$14,720
16,734
148,354
56,357
54,543
$264,000
983,416
9,126, 529
6.571,428 !
10,531,990 !
10,215,833 i
6,182,803
1,032,763
364,448 i
253,395 j
105,167 i
263,156
553,063
259,848
26,030
105,167
88,156
379,700
39,934
2, 992
36,942
175,000
120,796
13,696
107,100
3,658,712
7,904,597 !
7,941,147
7, 741.801
6,644,761
1,235,958
738,175
44.472
233,478
506,790
44,472
1,002,480
206,385
25,000
238,207
403,418
105,614
578
19,251
283
6,861
1,894
578
19,251
6,428,144
6,622,081 ,
6,439,483
9,271, 543
9,207,958
132,239
467,674
108,644
196,787
235,729
23,239
73,674
33,262
169,787
88,934
109, 000
365, 000
75,382
29,000
1,290
69,071
10,410
539,526
20.000
100,900
213,200
100,500
12,612,074
5,871,232
5,161,728
6,409,021
16,076,993
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10,263,329
6,949,146
9,374,409
20,545,299 !
7,438, 554
122,190
69,071
324,110
539,526
1,028,380
253,430
195,353
4.258,278
338,768
1
519,908
131,407
95,453
571,328
129,332
$446,849
664.278
$85,427
72,135
12,543
61,426
158,000
100,000
104,600
69,365
3, 686,950
189,436
$1,485
$85,427
$69,250
12, 543
2,176
Voo
59,250
4,000
75,520
237, 924
392,557
28,200
23,181
27,000
146,795
508,472
41,264
!
80,759
99,900
20.000
1,231
1,592
20,358
526, 733
120,359
375, 734
8,309
42,144
14,146
60, 666
3,000
458,424
75,215
361, 588
49,294
57,486
6,843
15,100
36, 387
8,471
6,836
6,843
19, 823
2,800
21,000
47,850
21,387
11,515
72,828
154,044
282,292
10,127
25,692
18. 214
24,842
15,100
15,000
1,388
22, 608
24,528
135,830
257,450
155
156
157
158
159
Wichita Falls, Tex
Newton,'Mass
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N. C__
Cedar Kapids, Iowa..
1
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537,418
1,266,426
474,292
73,277
89,778
496, 618
1,026
71,492 !
73,277 1 . . .
5,840 | . . .
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8,000 ;
749,500
43,000 j
32,800
515,900
359,800
i
83,938
[
81, 571 •
377, 812
500
87,036 i •
19,500
7,536
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80,151
376, 794
500
60, 000
$33,500
$179,437
262,665
1,420 j
1,018
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V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000
I
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160
161
162
163
164
Haverhill, Mass.
Oak Park, 111
New Castle, P a , .
Kenosha, Wis
York, P a . . .
165
166
167
168
169
Decatur, 111
Woonsocket, R. I .
McKeesport, Pa...
Bay City, Mich...
Hammond, I n d . . .
170
171
172
173
174
Mount Vernon, N . Y_.
Elmira, N . Y
Beaumont, Tex
Galveston, Tex
Chelsea, Mass
175
176
177
178
179
Charleston, W. V a . . .
Medford, Mass
Perth Amboy, N . J_.
Pittsfield, Mass
Stockton, Calif
180
181
182
183
184
Lima, Ohio..
Montgomery, Ala.
Madison, Wis
Greensboro, N. C__
Lexington, Ky
185
186
187
188
189
East Chicago, Ind
Pueblo, Colo
Pontiac, Mich
Fitchburg, Mass.
New Rochelle, N. Y__
190
191
192
193
194
Salem, Mass
Evanston, 111
San Jose, Calif
Butte, Mont
West Hoboken, N . J .
$242,000
64,500
160,300
376,174
1,745,717 1
154,610
707,226
14,074
171,437
181,317
125,626
151,913
14, 074
4,020
1, 501,000
200,717
63,400
28,984
134,313
421, 000
915,355
128,000
256,757
516,333
365,500
112, 000
748,142
706,038 i
238,185
692,424
406,138
5,985
20,574
133,780
133,780
436,176
103,501
464,730
1,267,265 |
411,726
57,251
103,501
266, 569
143,640
160,842
243,925
28,730
192,597
110,893
29,828
50, 000
149, 000
5,000
38,000
20,365
36,771
536,345 I
46,100
661,850
2,700
134,449
107,356
17,107 !
45,574
12,804
17,107
2,388
25,500
69, 052
11,045
24,129
12, 530
52, 084
45,500
72,300
50, 800
339
138
11, 000
16,500
10, 700
8,740
1-3
105,624
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16, 500
26,686
101,218
o
-
20,365
36, 771
21,613
131,000
299,900
186,100
10,000
1,876 '
105,869 1
652 1
17,161
979,679
80,895
129,435
23,784
112, 006
23,136
349
27,390
10,660
11.972
259,500
4,250
1,560
77,436
7,039 1
352,040 1
263,303
1,560
54
2,039
2,265
1,381
275,377
142, 710
19,709
82,458
18.319
6, 628
3,463
4,280
1,678
13,319
369, 732 i
!
18, 222
7,468
145,000
1
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1,876
245
652
20,771
42
7,510
1
1
60,317
14,500
•
135, 000
181, 000
143,946
169,989
89,390 !
353, 569
375,393
72, 078
1
787,355
753,257
628,333
748,142 1
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4,915
6,650
22,039
25,378 |
102,096
67,932
155,599
154,389
326,896
i
$190, 000
$30, 572
148,513 !
108,830
154,389
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$645
$179,437
326,737
112,263
$432,645
si
m
2,549
61, 016
59,899
23,435
23,600
39, 000
5,000
53, 000
212, 000
296, 775
49,922
46,400
7,567
38,382
261,182
139, 247
15,429
80, 780
5,000
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OF SPECIFIED
A S S E T S AND V A L U E
OF PUBLIC PROPERTIES
AT C L O S E
OF YEAR:
00
1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 396. 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 . 47]
ASSETS IN SINKING FUNDS
Aggregate
Cash
City
securities
(par value)
ASSETS IN PUBLIC TRUST FUNDS
Other
I
investments I
Total
Cash
City
securities
(par value)
Other
investments
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
195
196
197
198
199
Williamsport, Pa
Brookline, Mass.
Jamestown, N . Y
Hamilton, Ohio
Muskegon, Mich
200
201
202
203
204
Waco, Tex
Everett, Mass
Springfield, Mo
Muncie, Ind
Lorain, Ohio
$3, 335, 785
8,439, 642
7,037,252
6,284, 747 !
7, 555, 577 '
_
5, 855,129
4, 520,157
2, 360, 512
3, 900, 696
5,064, 805
1
205
206
207
208
209
Chicopee, Mass
Dubuque, Iowa
Battle Creek, Mich...
Columbia, S. C
Joliet, 111
3, 620, 790
5,046, 567 (
5, 351,006
4,963,670
4, 692, 597
210
211
212
213
214
Superior, Wis
Stamford, Conn
Aurora, 111
Taunton, Mass
3, 611,144
4, 553,032
4,362, 895
6, 766, 558
5, 515,124
215
216
217
218
219
220
221
222
Council Bluffs, IowaRock Island, 111
Portsmouth, Ohio
Quincy, 111
Austin, Tex
New Brunswick, N . J
Waterloo, Iowa
Easton, Pa
Ogden, Utah
3,434,615
5, 575,912
4.992,021
4, 963, 999
5,600,339
4,468, 3044,068,292
5, 277, 995
$180,473
$155,473
$25,000
286,694
25,928
91, 846
14,928
194^848
720,522
340, 548
104,745
87,176
581,020
720, 522
103,248
104, 745
87,176
177,811
217,300
27,912
133,809
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41,933 i
483,060 1
51,761 1
793,017 ,
4,459
41,933
4,442
5,761
10,867
4,459
i
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2,474 ;
357,651
2,474
88,670
56,370
493,403
81,580
235,672 1
44,270 1
20,000
403, 209
27,912
228,809 I
!
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$11,000
58,000
37,000
478, 618
46,000
141,400
640, 750
268,981
56,370
2, 521
430, 882
60,000
31,380
133,622
43,270
81,700
50,200
20, 350
1,000
$16, 731 j
65,984
56,189 1
964 j
3,140,087
$1,731
2, 386
9,889
964
43, 305
52,384
1,000
82,693
44, 650 j
2,384
42, 769
44,000
27, 271 i
6,992 j
19,268
45,106
131, 513
12,271
92
7, 528
2,414
14, 313
9,000
34, 200
152,305
93, 659
125,364 1
39, 359
122, 969 i
16,930
58, 700
if,614
107, 600
1,000
16,000
26, 738
551 ;
40,480
167,683 !
46,118 i
12, 688
551
25, 620
2,683
2,618
5,768
10,000 j
268
10,000
66,969
$15,000
63, 598
46,300
$125, 000
2, 971, 782
50,000
1,000
39,924
650
5,000
10,000
6,900
11, 740
33,692
83,000
76,675
93, 659
6,150
38,359
40,000
13,000
1,050
50,666
14,860
115,000
43,500
5,500
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224 Wilmington, N. C
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225 ! Auburn, N. Y
226! Kokomo, Ind
227 | Newport News, V a . . . . . .
228 j Poughkeepsie, N. Y . . .
229 I Hazleton, Pa
230 j Orange, N. J
231 i Amsterdam, N . Y
232 Petersburg, Va
233 Norristown, Pa
234 j Waltham, Mass
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236 I Green Bav, W i s . . .
237 Columbus, Ga
238 Oshkosh, Wis
239 I Sheboygan, Wis
3,940,293
4,508,198
5,177,882
2,469,836
4, 525,217
20, 500
106, 690
8, 899
22, 961
346, 305
4,102
30,112
58,154
22,961
394, 805
73,862
30,112
729,315
115,816
964, 610
205,104
67,428
!
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!
5, 514
5,750
225,610
154,304
928
3.031,106
4^ 089,105
4,675,602
6.636,055
5,330,465
J
1,500 !
1,135 1
102,675 |
1, 867, 928 •
642,000 i
177, 748
1,135
102,675
464,478
247,000
40, 748
:
I
5,478,106
9,193,925
3,566,842
3,870,140
1,253, 331
7,833
406, 599
205,901
112,331
7,833
23,299
151,901
23, 500
50, 760
3,862
17,003
71,404 |
7,240
110,066
739,000
50,800
16, 500
1
43,201 i
89, 548
24, 601
9,248
50,666
8,305
49,075
-
30,000
37,674
•
22,100
10,200
50,414
13,750
13,000
5,600
80,300
705
25.000
19,000
723,801
--
8,328
7,600
48,068
1,007
846
3,662,378
7,495,434
6,298,469
4,646,444
3,950,0T"
49, 255
38,328 :
63,636
27,203 !
86,190
1,500
38, 846 !
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240 i Moline, 111
241 | Watertown. N. Y
242 Muskogee, Okla
243 La Crosse, Wis
244 Newburgh, N. Y
245 I Lynchburg, Va
246 I Colorado Springs, Colo
247 Newport, R. I
248 Pensacola, Fla
2,467,634
2,770,927
3,251,655
3,200,682
2,150,239
5,430,393
2,080,575
1,515
12,000
70,200
271,118 !
84,343
21,651
12, 843
125, 500
63, 500
123,967
8,000
47, 387
114, 755 i
9,378 I
64, 522 I
24,480
6, 587
8,606
9,378
3,522
5,480
40, 800
53,499
52, 650
52,000
9,000
19,000
40,997 [
844,443
622
138, 243
40, 375
83, 715
38,000
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278, 000
659,000
13, 600
117,000
137,000
482,000
383, 300
54, 000
706, 200
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T A B L E 2 0 . — A M O U N T O F S P E C I F I E D A S S E T S AND V A L U E
O F P U B L I C P R O P E R T I E S AT C L O S E O F Y E A R :
1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 388. 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. 47]
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ASSETS I N I N V E S T M E N T F U N D S , AND MISCELLANEOUS I N V E S T M E N T S
Total
I
II
III
IV
V.._.
Real
property
Other investments
Total
Cash
Cash in
general ad- Value of pubCity
Other in- ministrative lic properties
securities
funds
(par value) vestments
j $552,641,333 $45,067, 623 $38, 584,343 $425,750,395 $43,238,972 $30,760,361 $20,989, 229 $2,957,631 $6,813, 501
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
Cash
City
securities
(par value)
ASSETS I N P R I V A T E TRUST F U N D S
_
i 481,019,788
j 47,235,059
7, 751,610
i 10,323,303
...J
6,311,573
42,909,632 33,154,736
688, 015 1,746,408
506,182
2,137,452
811, 368
692,602
152,426
853,145
26,109, 276 16,498, 341
6,391, 687 5, 235, 845
5,116, 844
2,691,912
2,832, 095 2, 045, 661
1,863, 670
5,214,002
378,846,144
38,408,949
2,416,064
5,987,238
92,000
11, 785,144 1, 255, 761 3,457,436
4,949,892
75, 500
210,453
2,488,269
949, 058 1, 679, 517
1,067, 567
720,914
257,180
745,181
698,357
420,132
$512,116,405 $6, 948, 043, 709
221, 810,882
89, 852, 892
105, 781, 572
59, 277,429
35,393, 630
4,103,835,294
669, 723, 896
1,132, 086,047
647,479, 998
394,918,474
GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
7
o
3
4
6
8
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10
11
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New York, N . Y .
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, P a .
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, Qhio
St. Louis, M o
Baltimore, M d . _ .
B o s t o n , M a s s . __
Los Angeles, Calif _
Pittsburgh, P a
San Francisco, Calif
Buffalo, N . Y
$288,895,203
74,767,409
46,658, 573
790,000
124,783
1,035,934
___
-
i $288,522,117
$40, 656, 764 $24,873, 545
1, 389,100
665,481
790,000
28,865
5,934
30, 998
818,546
4,983
52, 500
645, 561
294, 598
43,925, 206
3,306, 285
500,000
16,249,361
4,472,436
$373, 086
9,237,100
2 44,603,992
850,000 ;
95, 918
180,000
263, 600
41,362,793 !
2,007, 242 j
347,500
1,043,800
4,447,191
1, 500,000 ]
i
1, 743,867
1. 294,060
' 100,000
13,060,000
25, 245
$9, 652, 751 1 $5,903,521
983, 228 !
983.228
7,510 j
5,960
42,970
42,970
791, 236
778, 236
73, 680
73, 680
55, 111
918,666
2, 715,356
80,447
532,326
645, 060
i
4,011
|
573,005
1 2,181.197
i
80,447
;
532,326
1
626,563
$859, 000 $2,890,230
1,550
13,000
51,100
345, 661
534,159
18,497
$32, 304,188 $2, 027,404, 520
36,138, 577 !
450 171 676
12,391,633 i
261, 909,493
3,439,878 !
227, 893,184
32,670,793 |
162, 551,975
20,820,815
112,683,416
7,074,059
4, 850,002
44,920,516
12, 537, 769
6,027,668
8,628,984
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98, 806,399
183, 280,665
237,841,874
135, 583, 093
120,195,048
85,513,951
GROUP IT.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
Milwaukee, Wis
Washington, D . C__
Newark, N . J
Minneapolis, Minn.
New Orleans, La
Cincinnati, Ohio
I
$1,115,320
104,420 !
487,219
4,865,842
714,379 j
38, 616, 525 i
$156,719 !
i
57,970 1.
;
$327,000 i
331,247
618,000
$87, 379
3 38,000,000
$1,115, 320
104,420
3,500
4, 534, 595
9,000
558, 555
$286,354
530,083
18,472
13, 228
761
335,895
$286,354
524, 691
18,472
3,678
261
216,184
$5,392
$500 I
9, 550
~119~71l"
$9, 786, 070
11, 523,151
7,086,386
4, 251, 213
6,148,398
14,431,591
$61,213,504
55, 847, 86S
87,190, 792
65,685, 698
46, 079, 507
70. 504, 540
19 j Kansas City, M o .
20
Seattle, Wash
1,176,958
2 1 j Indianapolis, Ind_
22 j Rochester, N . Y__
23 ! Jersey City, N . J_.
413,930
"597396"
154, 396
420,161
50,000
321, 570 |
21,297
~45~666"
1, 043,342
2, 333, 099
674, 611
1, 043,342 !
2,333,099 '
523,811 j
75,000 !
8,693,641
4, 840, 704
5,807, 615
3, 007, 211
14, 276, 912
75,800
49,784, 499
92,238, 058
32,450, 739
51, 084, 002
57, 644, 689
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000
$30,318
100,916 !
1,090,508
2,250
Louisville, K y _ _
Toledo, O h i o . , .
P o r t l a n d , Oreg
D e n v e r , Colo__
A k r o n , Ohio
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
Providence, R. I
St. P a u l , M i n n
O a k l a n d , Calif
Atlanta, Ga
7, 639 1
311,097
96,883 |
2
15,483
48,992 I
2,000
48,992
2,327,262
900
30,916
67, 625
__.
79,400
1,484
637
240,928 1
35,697 1
45,279
400, 037
90,416
1,897
45,279
66, 378
2,288,346
8,000
900
66,141
380,000
2,000
1, 700
10, 861
8. 751
79; 083
3,403
5,895
15, 000
244,148
81,263
12, 770
125,231
18, 548
3,827
88,307
9, 765 ;
1,900 !
i
Value of rapid transit system owned but not operated by the city.
Value of gas-supply system and elevated electric railway owned but not operated by the city.
3
357, 570
19,803
190,180
14, 975
1,270
357, 570
333,659
56,226
1,270
70, 718
342, 089
1
7,994
1,771
416,576
637
79; 794
33,800
_
14,975
100,000
68,448
19, 803
118
171, 550
188,800
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190,062
U, 563, 772
2,834,264
3,258,298
6,612, 226
7,204, 293
$27,960,655
27,484, 775
53,884,322
51, 263, 538
26,679,713
7, 515,563
1,403,117
2, 598,867
2,171,866
1,247,305
26, 703,031
31, 725, 092
38, 954, 528
26, 647,154
24, 263,688
1,964,486
659, 553
732,891
2, 702, 501
5,146,052
39,362, 004
9, 523, 786
27, 998, 285
10, 964,188
20, 924,404
1,141,885
2, 737,034
2,384,198
1, 583,365
2, 268,170
14,000
3,827
88,307
2,000
71, 339
$27, 550 ;
18, 548
367, 754
496
1
556,684
60,178
387
120, 351
$2, 700
206,494
12, 770
132,000
2,496 !
71,358
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270, 009
8,751 i
421,172
3,403 1
5,895 j
.. 127,554
. .
172,500
10,762
$4,815
48,159
251,980
78, 701
78,674
556,684
441,878
2,387
120,351
1,900
6,500
300,000
i
142,762 i
367, 754 i
Norfolk, V a
H o u s t o n , T e x . __
Bridgeport, Conn
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
Hartford, C o n n . . _
1
$4,815 |
78,409 1
251,980 !
192,701 '
147,122 !
!
Richmond, Va
Syracuse, N . Y
New Haven, Conn
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio
Des Moines, Iowa
Trenton, N . J
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h
Fall River, M a s s _ C a m d e n , N . J_
1,139
11,097
$30,300
84,000
184,920
2,250
$15, 000
$868, 056
300,054
Omaha, Nobr._-Birmingham, Ala
Worcester, M a s s
San A n t o n i o , Tex___
Dallas, Tex
Grand Rapids, Mich
Fort Worth ,Tex
S c r a n t o n , Pa_ _
Paterson, N . J
Springfield, M a s s _ _
$18
1,916
37,532
25,287, 218
22, 554, 542
13, 688, 740
29,440,918
14,433,103
316,461
3, 784, 543
560, 593
2, 383, 095
707, 784
28, 506,163
17, 393,522
23,838, 255
18,322,478
34, 572,470
486, 504
447,381
437, 973
1, 502,389
1, 697, 801
17,929,327
13,932, 379
8,825, 098
9,606,211
25,353, 524
1, 604,223
1,825,234
316,039
1,102, 860
842, 722
19, 754, 362
12, 331,940
20, 517, 752
13, 643, 308
13,345,130
Value of Cincinnati Southern Ry, owned but not operated by the city.
T A B L E 2 0 . — A M O U N T O F S P E C I F I E D A S S E T S AND V A L U E O F P U B L I C P R O P E R T I E S AT C L O S E O F Y E A R :
1924—Continued
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[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 388. 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. 47]
ASSETS I N I N V E S T M E N T F U N D S , AND MISCELLANEOUS I N V E S T M E N T S
1!
Total
Cash
City
securities ;
(par value);
Real
property
Other investments
ASSETS I N P R I V A T E TRUST F U N D S
Total
Cash
Cash in
general ad- Value of pub=
ministrative lie properties
securities f ™eSSfJS'o
funds
(par value) | vestments
i
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GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
Nashville, Tenn
New Bedford, Mass..
Flint, Mich_._
Wilmington, Del
Albany, N. Y
Cambridge, M a s s . . .
Kansas City, Kans..
Erie, Pa
Heading, Pa
Yonkers, N. Y
Lowell, M a s s - . .
Duluth, M i n n . .
Tulsa, Okla
Elizabeth, N . J .
Spokane, Wash.
Tacoma, Wash
Canton, Ohio
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Lynn, Mass...
Utica, N. Y.__
Water bury, Conn
$510, 809
229, 565
78,315
7,000
48, 622
$53,274
7,208
174, 957
3,314
12, 315
$5, 278
$379, 693
12,905
229, 565
$510,809
5,278
42,000
12, 315
$26, 735
5,697
$299,684 !
$42,000
283, 535
1, 265, 889
654, 699
1, 979, 613
537, 888
16, 077, 220
12, 573,369
14, 880,911
13, 000,300
17,913,902
206, 899
206, 899
744
110,000
41, 732
6,800
"724"
37,008
6,800
4,000
579,209
78,719
401,995
98,495
433, 791
8,271
"425,"520"
$11,073,035
18,421,968
14,936,165
13,352,500
19,069,372
6,493
371,040
302, 764
1,109,338
2, 587, 597
876, 785
11,678,344
17,002, 702
16, 640, 771
5,117,154
15,294,842
4, 055, 634
1,875,431
2, 421,190
492, 721
1,105, 745
1,014,018
19, 221,199
15, 977, 653
13, 516, 601
12, 346,366
7, 524, 567
18, 851, 497
$334, 601
598, 552
1, 618, 834
1,480, 035
1,308, 536
$7, 600,015
8, 738,470
32, 060, 543
9, 932, 022
14, 644, 359
7,~666"
110, 744
$2, 321,076
1, 918,807
3,446,005
1,111,697
304, 792
66,494
737
34, 879
66,494
737
134
143,026
66, 997
170, 774
14, 601
143,026
66,997
170, 774
14, 601
23, 745
11,000
GROUP IV—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
Somerville, Mass..
El Paso, Tex
San Diego, Calif..
Fort Wayne, Ind_,
Jacksonville, Fla_.
$101,774
$101, 774
663,918
146, 553
4,100
$1,666 i $11,750
50,954 !
.
100
4,000
650,502
95,599
$159,684 I
108,500 !
$157,684
108, 500
$2,000
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B
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85
86
87
88
89
Lawrence, Mass...
Schenectady, N . Y
Evansville, Ind
Knoxville, Tenn
Savannah, Ga
90
91
92
93
94
Allentown, Pa
Bayonne, N. J
95
96
97
98
99
18,000
49,000
54,952
13,791
1
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Sioux City, Iowa
Rockford, 111
Portland, Me
Gary, Ind
105
106
107
108
109
Hamtrarnck, Mich
Little Rock, Ark
Troy, N . Y
Charleston, S. C
Sacramento, Calif
no
111
112
113
114
Binghamton, N . Y
Johnstown, Pa
East St. Louis, 111
Saginaw, Mich
Terre Haute, Ind
115
116
117
118
119
Pawtucket, R. I . .
Hoboken, N . J
Passaic, N . J
Springfield, Ohio
Lansing, Mich
120
121
122
123
124
Chester, Pa_
Racine, Wis
Chattanooga, Tenn
Brockton, Mass
Altoona, Pa_„-
7,546,919
10, 317, 287
10,490, 720
6,420,130
11,440, 525
__.
5,000
970,468
958, 740
1,302,942
142,257
71,317
8,160, 244
11,275, 076
7, 289, 612
9,047,999
11,186,269
1,376,657
357,689
551.218
1, 275,064
2,300,070
16,005,082
6,904,336
10,358, 224
9,939, 796
5,028,660
92, 552
56,037
656, 589
107, 402
226, 750
573, 784
11, 581, 535
8,096, 425
8,148, 501
15,954, 261
4,067,105
127, 457
626, 368
150, 544
143,441
1, 111, 423
1, 550,117
4,429, 625
4, 306,042
9, 508, 215
7, 716,005
16, 340, 351
1,818,698
1, 897,344
363,616
1,058,533
713,448
9,050,167
7,292, 486
3,942, 441
(4)
5,900, 700
60, 801
202,941
585, 706
543,461
1, 793,878
5,371, 225
7, 919, 719
5, 053, 250
5, 839, 362
14, 203, 414
144, 346
587, 360
396,106
555,269
115.219
4, 662, 300
6, 254, 783
6, 041, 965
6, 914, 832
6,362, 260
$11, 500
71,733 |
79,438
218,494
26,800
28,433
16, 500
79,438
4,290
48,650
280,948
50,000
Long Beach, Calif
Peoria, 111
__
Tampa, Fla.
South Bend, Ind
St. Joseph, Mo
33, 766
$49,952
4,290
Harrisburg, Pa
Manchester, N . H
100
101
102
103
104
815,368
712,124
1,090, 658
659, 205
38, 605
229,994 1
18,566
82,766
210,477
|
1
1
1
14,554 !
14,554
~
4, 727,137
156,313
317,127 i
48, 650
56, 680
50,000
16,253 1
16, 253
15,962 !
63,435 ;
4,727,137
107,149
15, 962
63,435
49,164
317,127
1
. J
__.
6,198
6,198
18, 503
92, 552
_
_.._
13,900
2,800
131, 309 i
4,745
___ _
74, 000
80,604
70, 604
3,112
5,000
178,800
25,800
13, 900
2,800
40,000
10,000
8,112
51, 262
.
17,309
4, 745
153,000
17,405
I'll,
127, 457
11 '.,
1,098
11
1
__
51, 262
107, 283
17, 511
_.
36,816
164, 076
1,694
35,122
1, 376
55,000
i
I
56,038
15, 550
107, 700
10,438
15, 550
36, 000
9,600
107, 283
I
"
"
i
"
17, 511
77, 700
6, 111
85,896
19,916
226
42,162
15, 276 i
916
226
2, 639
4,276
750
8,196
4,000
15, 000
5, 361
39, 523
11.666
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1924—Continued
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For a text discussion of this table, see p . 47]
ASSETS IN IN VESTMENT FUNDS, AND MISCELLANEOUS INVESTMENTS
Total
City
securities
(par value)
Cash
Real
property
Other investments
ASSETS IN PRIVATE TRUST FUNDS
j Cash in
I
j general ad- Value of puby
othpr in I ministrative lic properties
securities ^ & 5 S
funds
(par value) v e s t m e n t s i
Cit
Total
Cash
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
T>5
1?6
137
1?8
129
130
131
132
133
134
Bethlehem, P a
135
136
137
138
139
Cicero, 111
Quincy, Mass
East Orange, N . J
Portsmouth, V a
Covington, K y
140
141
142
143
144
Macon, Ga
145
146
147
148
149
Niagara Falls, N . Y
I
N e w Britain, Conn
Highland Park, Mich
M o b i l e , Ala_
_
Berkeley, Calif.._
Springfield, 111 . .
$112, 778
676
100,000
16,800
.
Holyoke, Mass
_ _
Lincoln, Nebr.
. _ _
Winston-Salem, N . C
13,627
226,984 1
9,900
40,000
$1,903 j
:
J
$83,375
!
ITT:""
$78, 759
$100,000
16,800
13,627
1
226, 942
9,900
40,000
42
35,524 !
44, 589 j
i
1
1, 729
661 1
1
80,541 |
_ .
. .
1,008, 758
131
51,003,000
5, 758
1
$35, 524
1
971,150
12, 662
1,000
5,000
_
39, 588
661
135
131
75,406
6,852
39, 620
5,000
39, 620
751,748
219,402
12, 662
1,000
5,000
Wheeling, W . V a
.
68,900
121
I
i
5,000
1
189.259
3,165 i
33,406 i
1
i
98,293
98, 293
330
21, 978
41,602;
41, 602
23,838
48, 257 ,
3,182
68,900
10,960
5,960
189,259
i
Topeka, Kans
D a v e n p o r t , I o w a . _.
Atlantic City, N . J
Kalamazoo, Mich
382
25,115
52
3,137
121
3,165
31,000
2,406
. .
23,838
I
22, 775
22, 300
$313 402
486,003
589, 730
459, 864
376, 730
$8, 273, 750
8,402,097
7,669,884
5, 945,012
8, 483, 711
537,139
320, 777
653, 213
769, 449
136, 677
7, 543,000
5,886,203
9, 356, 735
9, 330,656
5, 622,174
540, 330
414,107
332,076
678, 295
36,032
2, 880,175
7,006, 531
6,267, 368
5,315,995
6, 538,154
29, 640
2, 348,126
601, 551
2,004,132
1,131, 921
$5,000
1,729
6,852
i
150
151
15?
153
154
$78,759
$27, 500
676
5, 271,934
3,793,619
5,161,035
6, 945, 265
7,464, 574
2, 588, 235
549, 356
541, 443
55, 291
1, 580,681
9,905, 524
5,142, 200
4, 530, 246
5,981,114
13, 731,140
961,979
377,551
1,003, 862
1, 388, 621
1,071, 213
8,163,162
6,244,955
7,954,433
14,616,108
5,956,478
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Wichita Falls, Tex
Newton, Mass
Maiden, Mass
C h a r l o t t e , N . C__
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
155
156
157
158
159
3,100 i
88,021
58, 111
1,132
_._
__
937 I
GROUP
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
D e c a t u r , 111
Woonsocket, R . I
McKeesport, P a
Bay City, Mich
Hammond, Ind
170
171
17?
173
174
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
Elmira, N . Y
Beaumont, Tex
Galveston, Tex
Chelsea, M a s s
.
175
176
177
178
179
$62,009
6,900
2,663
173, 300
Haverhill, Mass
O a k P a r k , 111
N e w Castle, Pa_
Kenosha, Wis
York, P a
Charleston, W . V a
Medford, Mass
Perth Amboy, N . J
Pittsfield, M a s s . _
S t o c k t o n , Calif
180 L i m a , Ohio
.
181 M o n t g o m e r y , A l a
18? M a d i s o n , W i s
183 G r e e n s b o r o , N . C . _
184 1 L e x i n g t o n , Ky__
5
V. - C I T I E S
$204
1,900
2,663
4,741
HAVING A
500
167,866
1,866
382,940
$166,666
1,715
7,174
$145, 787
858,068
503, 413
300, 275
191,873
$3, 398
11,039
$240
11,039
150
382,006
139, 970
8,172
9,780
136,000
4,253
1, 612, 200
24,018
16,000
2,020
8,172
9, 780
8,245
76, 343 !
8, 245
9,343
1
2,654
I
I
24,290
.
1,210
58
|
11.200
1
7,000
16,845 1
750
17,595
315
01, 861 I
1
11,235
758, 689
8,000
78,400
289
87, 623
24,836
.
.
2,000
26,000
1
Value of ferry owned but not operated by the city.
i
" "
315 "
111, 791
1
!
01,861
3,235
680,000
1
24, 836
2,000
526,000
6, 781, 643
5, 512, 376
6,386,055
4, 355,089
2, 302, 595
1,099, 993
350,116
608,195
240, 309
768, 672
55,800
_ .
6,000
6, 575,863
5, 223,812
6, 611, 590
6,152,199
6,970,452
750, 723
189, 354
1,189, 575
345, 216
416,036
41,450
1, 210
III, 849
$96. 500
2, 654
24, 290
48, 390
13,000
6, 684, 420
4, 448, 033
4,495,044
5,288,067
4,412, 433
670, 264
869,166
671,401
252,488
1, 653, 685
141, 534
7,484
58, 300
24,000
29,000
48, 390
._
5, 374, 296
2, 599, 331
5, 883,100
8, 450, 776
6, 353, 250
1, 283, 279
111, 467
309, 888
648, 597
272, 579
150
$3,158
68, 559
L_
$7,373,538
5,081, 579
3,016, 894
6,414,813
2, 660, 477
281, 533
197, 370
144, 912
702, 897
416,159
:....
5,912,304
8, 203,025
6,474,010
4,982, 492
7,180, 778
2,923, 987
5, 394, 291
5, 592, 357
5, 308, 263
4, 598,867
314,806
409, 646
1,149,487
86,939
205,702 1
5, 926,050
7, 262,647
3,431,884
2,044, 998
1, 356, 591
P O P U L A T I O N O F 30,0<3 0 T O 50,000
934
33,199
94,474
239, 633
465, 675
858,963
656, 691
176, 919
500
157,000
9,000
I
$61,805
5,000
152,000
4,253
1, 612, 200
24,018
E a s t Chicago, I n d P u e b l o , Colo
Pontiac, Mich
Fitchburg, Mass
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
190 Salem, M a s s
191 E v a n s t o n , 111
_
19? S a n Jose, Calif.
.
193 B u t t e , M o n t
194 1 W e s t H o b o k e n , N . J
|
!
!
;
3,100
68,084
56, 219
1,132
141, 534
_
_
_._
1
185
186
187
188
189
19,000
1,892
25, 277
1
423 1
28,000
59, 232
44, 675
44, 675
500,666
391
277
423
25,666
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[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 388. 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 . 471
ASSETS I N I N V E S T M E N T F U N D S , AND MISCELLANEOUS I N V E S T M E N T S
Cash
Total
GRC )UP
199
Williamsport, P a
Brookline, M a s s
Jamestown, N . Y
H a m i l t o n , Ohio
Muskegon, Mich
200
201
202
203
204
Waco, Tex
Everett, Mass
Springfield, M o
Muncie, I n d
Lorain, Ohio
205
206
207
208
209
! Chicopee, M a s s
i
jB a t t l e Creek, M i c h
!
C o l u m b i a , S. C
| Joliet, 111
210
211
212
213
214
I
[ Stamford, C o n n
i
jTaunton, Mass
I Council Bluffs, I o w a
215
216
217
218
219
| R o c k I s l a n d , 111 _
| P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
.
j
;N e w B r u n s w i c k , N . J
220 | Waterloo, I o w a _ _
221 E a s t o n , P a
222 I Ogden, U t a h
I Other in- I
. vestments i
Cash
$5, 000
60, 375
$55, 555
858
39,895
95
17,000
5, 050
44, 397
1,350
9,521
48,448
10,081
61,388
23, 663
5, 771
38,448
577
27, 888
13, 663
80, 508
74, 508
$6,461
$52,119
$3,436
i
100,220
25,244
44, 397
1,350
3,194
L
_ _i__
-1
Total
!
$39,800
3,750
10,000
9,504
33, 500
16,666
6,000
i
607 ;
88,273
73
72,200
2,778
5,500
3,000
607
16, 000
294
294
I
1.
13,500 |
103,171 1
3,619
10,416
13, 690
925 '
700 j
47,981
15,169
3,224
66,711
66, 711
9,267
22,469 !
13, 500
21,000
3,000
82,171
619
7,221
61,472
|
i
925
700
1,381
15,169
59, 000
"
3,224
77,960 I
93. 843
13, 690
!
j
;
59, 079
59,079
5,500 j
64,778 i
Value of public properties
V . — C I T I E S H A V I INTG A P O P U L A T I O N O F 30,000 T O 50,000—Con tinued
'
.
Real
property
Cash in
general adCity
ministrative
Other insecurities vestments!
funds
(par value)
$99,362
$11, 461
60, 375
_
I
City
j securities
(par value)
ASSETS I N P R I V A T E TRUST F U N D S
437
23,500
59,927
46,600
22,032 I
$308, 245
300,428
496, 689
972,577
42,244
$2, 818,875
7, 957, 300
6, 484,374
5,024, 512
4, 207, 203
547, 411
152,160
141, 238
433, 691
569, 848
4, 552, 431
3, 882,220
2,102,098
3,235, 748
3, 845, 624
124, 819
499, 221
511,331
316, 704
408,068
3,388,192
4, 512,442
4,820,407
4, 372,150
4,064, 743
37, 887
125,125
502, 805
203, 876
352,185
3, 319, 940
3, 851,188
3, 677,465
5, 571, 685
5,021, 821
159, 035
602, 389
504,115
515,186
514, 619
3,245,443
4,601,121
4,296, 274
4,205, 972
4, 546,199
183,527
, 075, 779
313,471
4,127, 494
2,746, 841
4,819,825
VA
Danville, I 1 L . . . . . . . . . .
Wilmington, N . 0 . . . . . .
225
226
227
228
229
Auburn. N . Y
Kokomo, Ind
N e w p o r t N e w s , Va__
Poughkeepsic, N . Y
Hazleton, Pa
230
231
?32
233
234
O r a n g e , N . J__
_
Amsterdam, N . Y _
Petersburg, Va
Norristown, P a
Walthani, Mass
235
236
237
238
139
Lewiston, M e .
Green Bay, W i s . .
Columbus, Ga
Oshkosh, W i s
Sheboygan, Wis
•J23
..
_>(_
__
36,800
75,524
36,800
....
75, 524
1
4,399 ;
12,785
j
.
18, 520
124,141
34,278 (
l
225, 000
11, 039
758, 678 1
81,150
^45
246
247
248
Lynchburg, Va
Colorado Springs, Colo
N e w p o r t , R . I __„
Pensacola, F l a
_
_
4,399
12, 785
M
18,520
2,234
8,000
1
M o l i n e , 111
W T atertown, N . Y_
Muskogee, Okla
L a Crosse, W i s
Newburgh, N . Y
r__
i
124,141
240
241
242
243
244
M2, 241
57, 523
163,359
18,100
92,000
|
1
1,058
1,882
11,585
128,475 !
2,234
8,000
6,725
121, 750
350
350
....
23, 085
32, 990
7,641 !
j
81,150
1
!
i
33,000
225,000
3,340
758,000
7, 699
678
i
1,058 ;
14,882 |
44, 585
!
1,278
J
j
27, 534
19,500
3,585
32,990
2,641
2,000
3,000
27, 534
13,000
33,000
5,359
158,000
18,100
$92,000
193,688
72,840
2,088
39,265
177,100
14,500
33,575
1,888,593
2, 492, 862
174, 320
329, 508
115, 022
417,803
308,880
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2, 951,146
2,808,225
1, 640,412
4, 854, 804
1,741, 583
151,201
1, 048,271
340,390
343,312
116,059
2,892, 435
3,252,329
3, 864,882
1, 913,115
4,129,902
101,950
65,784
223,286
23,738
367,896
2, 702, 306
3,928, 567
3, 654, 792
6,318,114
4, 764,086
90,080
275,416
34,014
67,676
39,107
3,516,135
7,002, 588
4, 358, 557
3,857,364
3, 664,118
337, 650
241, 777
16,962
39,221
3, 723, 766
8, 691,530
2,133,998
3,625,018
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LAND, BUILDINGS, AND EQUIPMENT OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS
Protection to person and property
Total
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
$4, 549,010, 798
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IV...
V_
2, 660, 426, 571
435,644,606
734, 830,069
445, 299, 202
272,810,350
General
government
$301,251, 550
180,951, 856
35,674, 762
45, 594,405
24, 413, 677
14,616,850
Police
department
Fire
department
$48, 549,670
$155,373, 538
26,356,364
4, 479,288
10,147,039
4,910,945
2, 656,034
59,211,711
18,396,295
38,153, 212
23,900, 547
15, 711, 773
Other
protection
8, 474,434
28,146, 880
2,194, 743
4, 701, 683
1, 766,054
1, 665,074
Conservation
of health
Sanitation
$42,901,715 | $173,664,872
22,692,191
9, 200, 659 J
7,570,376 i
1,931,421
1,507,068 !
113,125,081
23,934,355
22, 541, 284
8, 631,145
5,433,007
Highways
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hos
^fs'
corrections
$34,202,614 J
$219,618,435
11, 954,175
4,455, 254
10, 042, 933
4,466,010
3, 284, 242
148,005,749
41, 961, 594
17, 790, 714
7,132, 702
4, 727, 676
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New York, N . Y
Chicago, 111
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, Ohio
St. L o u i s , M o
Baltimore, M d
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Boston, Mass
Los Angeles, Calif
Pittsburgh, P a
San Francisco, Calif
Buffalo, N . Y . . .
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$1,292,165,151
354,347,077 |
166,415,582
149, 662, 868
104,614,608
89,108,995
50,631,363 1
149, 568,137
86,904,460
96,063, 614
68, 709,992
52,234, 724
$64,142, 534
19,003,204
30,300,000
8,134,887
10,186,995
4,393,000
$10, 008,188
2, 575,203
2,954,000
3,056,066
406,807
644,280
$13,439,004
5, 590, 000
4, 745,000
5, 366, 986
1,317,151
1,149,529
$19,030, 943
1, 280,012
310,000
729, 589
267, 910
10, 275
$4,441, 300
5,425,025
2,405, 500
2,984,967
835, 728
555,166
$4, 905, 950
98, 822, 706
$1, 610, 059
100, 642
918,110
3,297, 669
92, 730
1,037,181
1, 224, 564
170, 500
$64, 225,444
12, 366, 526
11, 727, 270
8, 760, 351
7, 211,000
10, 339, 266
8,443,985
10,914,398
4,210,092
9, 641,944
7, 269, 863
4, 310,954
615,467
1,850,214
894,786
1,910,005
633,235
808,113
4,404, 515
4,604, 256
3, 628,200
3,080,000
8, 839,884
3,047,186
613, 568
1, 867, 390
169, 590
3,186, 676
620,229
60, 698
1,003,657
1, 077, 764
507,976
737,000
217, 527
2, 500, 581
1, 706, 322
1,087,668
264, 340
276,928
382, 763
1,369, 895
1, 491,103
239,161
4, 997, 438
510, 607
134,993
437, 927
771, 785
9,646,427
2,642,466
6,447, 752
6,499, 294
7,368,168
$10,879,820 |
2,639,199 1
363,606
$2,565,140 !
163,406
130.444
$4,456, 573
3,995, 253
7,304, 586
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A . P O P U L A T I O N OF 300,000 TO 500,000
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Milwaukee, Wis
Washington, D . C
Newark, N . J
$51,395, 554 !
38,913, 793
52,968,031 1
$2,693,249
2,972, 285
5,599, 727
$545,000 1
507,250
767,333 '
$1,455,000
1,615,190
2, 283, 688
$227,147
581,872
54,409
$1,243,312 J
381,103 |
2,024,799
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Kansas City, M o .
Seattle, Wash_
I n d i a n a p o l i s , Ind.__
Rochester, N . Y
Jersey City, N . J
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50,525,740
26, 525,988 i
48,236, 385 1
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3, 899, 567
6,475,048 .
4,374,012 j
294,879 ;
249,220 |
490,740 I
36,967,140
31, 265,867
31, 712,739
31,692,158
35,441,211
1, 283,454 S
2,824,043 1
866,154 1
2,082,090 1
2,605,133 |
259,000
333,740
195,196
328,296
508,634
839,704
1,849,926
1,970,000
1,352,194
1,110,453
329,429 ,
15, 000 j
156,740 !
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3,137, 927
70, 000
519,404
1,024,562 ;
622,910 I
591,007 1
531,717
62,192
2,082,974
972,190
6,817,253
236,810 !
6,000 ;
J, 591,465
2,044,206
2,284,469
227,850
438,419
17, 500
1,136,644
3,701
62,000
343,155
3,363,163
3,841,885 ;
203,048 |
356,000
476, 694
85, 900
28,026
49, 735
4, 607, 557
472, 015
1,423, 400
932, 073
8,897, 720
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Louisville, Ky
Toledo, Ohio.
Portland, Oreg
Denver, Colo
Akron, Ohio.
$238,247
25,100
77, 849
244,696
21,950
$71,350
90,000
308, 448
183,148
300,210
$28, 520
125, 000
2, 267,225
451, 540
10, 000
$1, 435, 999
382, 500
193, 556
18, 814
415, 251
316, 396
17, 936
567, 600
19,417
32,093
125,463
2,102, 687
840,325
274, 749
15, 912
1, 502,911
44,198
566,074
244,028
238, 796
207,184
123,101
510, 797
935, 006
26, 599
1,074, 612
-
120, 000
9,909
528, 560
747
130, 557
268, 350
178,237
9,370
403, 944
21,467
98, 267
31, 660
3, 278, 705
249,960
1,101,033 |
39, 000"
35,003
107,341
131,636
266,438
87,903
1, 230, 200
218, 293
496, 322
333,062
474, 010
101, 654
150, 000
251,498
84, 699
161, 880
56, 208
100,000
168,463
291, 008
17, 993
339,696
1,165,950
320, 206
236,249
567, 279
1,000
59, 744
385, 800
70,311
85,840
233,000
275, 642
276,066
943,283
1,680,000
174,900
249,975
26,144
168, 511
60,000
27,980
118,460
253, 306
193, 818
890, 758
374, 302
506, 984
3,466
718, 793
6,790
59, 760
223,098
72, 537
212, 940
797,210
62,000
126,300
228,367
97,975
452, 334
78,900
15, 500
155, 921
22, 500
51,200
$15,083,522
19,859,275
21,831,977
28,079,403
14,852, 513
$850,350
1,097,400
575, 243
1, 677,000
$120, 284
337, 500
422,480
44,924
740.000
18, 526,413
19,078, 252
23,508, 926
22,129,012
16,310,316
651,015
2,141,599
966,946
2,818,637
863,391
89,582
779.495
45, 285
84, 576
193, 914
23,755, 513
8,447, 500
17,384, 489
10,285, 499
15,428,115
651,487
686, 634
740, 737
384,889
908,637
327, 329
15, 780
474,064
143,974
32, 475
1, 332, 853
1,478,000
846,146
991, 547
926, 708
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907,335
733,831
798,265
618,121
822, 378
Richmond, Va
Syracuse, N. Y
New Haven, Conn
Memphis, Tenn
Dayton, Ohio
15,217,104
16,417,078
13, 533,340
17,401, 510
9, 597, 739
2,210,639
1,490,016
1,475,274
60,000
385,130
192, 210
95, 292
296, 236
507.496
42,300
1,110, 896
1,085,151
825, 599
1,309,931
410,220
1,192, 565 1
247 1
Norfolk, Va
Houston, Tex
Bridgeport, Conn
Youngstown, Ohio
Hartford, Conn
9, 729, 280
14,149,055
23,838,255
13,355,444
23,900,458
1,021,555
» 1,470,975
639,931
727,700
2,424,914
132, 368
118,265
478,776
125, 575
318, 796
396, 614
692,143
1,151,175
515,100
808,624
13, 728, 826
7,975, 924
8,825, 098
9, 605, 211
17, 715,540
580,000
328,897
250,000
834, 758
1,660,416
173.001
39,730
178, 210
99,497
255,806
636,876
813,740
380,185
349,178
1,176, 703 I
Columbus, Ohio__
Providence, R. I „ _
St. Paul, Minn
Oakland, Calif
Atlanta, Ga
Omaha, Nebr
Birmingham, Ala
Worcester, Mass...
San Antonio. Tex
Dallas, Tex.l
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, Pa
Paterson, N . J
Springfield, Mass
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$766, 877
360,000
1, 367, 666
689, 538
519,857
$907
5,732
65,000
-1
3,724 !
50, 660 1
15,845
207,149
1,000
126, 700
5,270
2, 300,127
3, 256
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158, 635
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1924—Continued
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Protection to person and property
Total
General
government
Conservation
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Police
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Des Moines, Iowa
Trenton, M. J
Salt Lake City, Utah...
Fall River, Mass
Camden, N . J
$14,117,124
9,388,505
11,305,105
10,177,683
9,331,805
$259,840
321,298
96.099
290,825
72,700
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382,547 !
141,200 !
127,600 j
202,000 :
$2,052, 700
1,231,552
715,281
552,900
252,076
Nashville, Tenn
New Bedford, Mass.
Flint, Mich
Wilmington, Del
Albany, N. Y._
6,656,160
12,168,905
11,363,035
8,219,500
14,264,872
Cambridge, Mass...
Kansas City, Kans.
Erie, Pa
Reading, Pa
Yonkers, N . Y
8,254,835
5,663,874
10, 070,805
7,878,900
12,379,726
697,644
203,921
346,151
82,500
614,746 :
Lowell, Mass
Duluth. Minn
Tulsa, Okla
Elizabeth, N . J
Spokane, Wash
8,232,192
10,060,906
5, 565,250
5,011,426
10,017,928
639,345
353,070
223,162
130,425
665,275
7,542,986
12,121,403
9, 011.124
6,978,930
7,243,250
12,253,253
323,736!
263,700
177,289
613,700
353,202
1,056,792
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Tacoma, Wash
Canton, Ohio
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Oklahoma City, Okla.
Lynn, Mass
Utica, N . Y
Water bury, Conn
75,233
1, 025,024
321,511
862, 000
1,187,300
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546,394
283,634
771, 544
439,200
$30,800
453,275
$237.222
1,144
1,700
50, 000
476,149
117,400
493,596
743,440
367, 550
564,300
645,000
47, 051
4,158
60,000
66, 300
22,955
18,934
21,000
171,824
488,000
358,282
482,996
482,400
506,395
82, 800
45,200
373
41,500
170,509
129,206
162,729
17. 500
63,860
630,927
376,934 •
319,245
611,883 |
411,400
25,000:
2,525
54,941
11,516
111,066
115,750
60,251
69,369
461,259
191,907
537,356
850,900 i
501,992
698,821
70,257 i
92,459 ;
$128,114 I
221,704 '
105,613 i
58,401
41,359
$75,000
146,887
586,445
168,308
146,945
$154, 700
112,015
5,975
611,856
13,124
50, 600
65,000
333,735
178,771
180,000
1,404,200
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140, 000
325, 725
110,032
137, 000
59,000
110,639
5,000
38,886
25, 000
322,457
74,839
26,605
101,027
637,000
500,248
,
597,550
14,410
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216,889
48.838
34,000
25,000
284, 685
31,462
5, 000
36,500
107,141
48,710:
114,655! >
106,841
22,616
279,567 !
77,361
117,563
34,478
56,692
198,358
282,400
149,791
20,105
77.000
50,652
43,117
672,355
115,153
215,600
230.603
124,821
170,162
27,300
38,431
128,500
51,711
62, 350
70,000
413,740
138,367
420,306
133,475
53,019
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35,000 I
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300,208
489,384
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Somerville, M a s s .
E l Paso, T e x
San Diego, Calif..
Fort Wayne, I n d .
Jacksonville, F l a . .
$72,500
19,173
55,676
15,000
8,567
$47,400
464, 072
61,400
63,000
289.044
$85,000
21,631
138, 000
39, 000
62,111
$123,200
20, 088
27, 000
44,595
39,416
19,500
24,806
19,059
32, 500
718,280
49,910
65,974
84,276
51,050
16,925
17,500
15,508
48,635
126,600
1,286
1,000
2,500
11,600
102,511
176, 000
11, 000
7,500
99,300
48,000
34,612
5,000
33,792
16,850
280,500
8,810
155,159
3,027
2.400
10,000
311.585
57,000
204,328
45,305
17,000
180,791
17,500
8,926
15, 000
50, 000
26,060
16,725
196,819
71,000
4,000
970
42, 075
18,835
23,350
25,000
131,402
729,100
16,750
$6,356,700
6,151,992
13,261,339
6,090,700
6,996,212
$465,000
70,945
119,450
500,000
537,842
Lawrence, Mass
Schenectady, N . Y .
E vansvilie, I n d
Knoxville, T e n n
Savannah, G a .
5,840,719
7,524,773
6,254,981
3,442,585
8,626,987
388,324
196,070
304,654
164,064
344,458
170,600
18,074
202,497
35,513
136,139
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301,467
526,893
403, 094
385,037
2,500
24,429
A l l e n t o w n , Pa__
Bayonne, N . J
Wichita, Kans
Harrisburg, P a
M a n c h e s t e r , N . H___
5,763,492
8,775,076
6,636,281
4,792,870
7,277,770
102,000
235,654
204,932
17,500
383,827
23,500
90,600
20, 727
62,430
114,285
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186,859
262,922
262,600
642,620
46,112
73,465
L o n g B e a c h , Calif-.
Peoria, 111
Tampa, Fla
South Bend, I n d . . .
St. J o s e p h , M o
10.467,609
6,891,33.6
8,199,492
6,927,538
4,953,160
1, 089,073
400,000
626,859
198,224
203,000
57,930
60,000
11,603
23,650
66,760
465, 004
350, 000
271,298
403,290
430,800
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
Rockford, 111
Portland, M e
Gary, Ind
11,401,713
6,189,574
6, 095,804
10,604,614
4, 050,605
337,488
155,463
115,570
1,700,000
62,000
171,047
341,128
25,42]
155,000
29,300
439,867
522,874
230, 894
522,237
242,500
3,470, 501
4, 226,042
5,170,215
2,975,923
10,547,728
86,650
261, 545
416,875
101,083
552,844
30.583
13,816
111, 000
153,406
22,675
112,149 |
243,619 i
499,840 I
210,096 I
421,667 j
35,660
2,845
400,000
1,588
8,270
9,500
164,579 |
4,873
188,771
250, 050 j
234,118 |
127,138
25,000
49, 030
263,500 \
302,500 ,
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190,418 !
69,000
438,800 j
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Little Rock, Ark
Troy, N . Y
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
Sacramento, Calif..
Binghamton, N . Y
Johnstown, Pa
E a s t St. L o u i s , 111
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4,829,067
7,291,286
3,942,441
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$78,500
66,652
85,000
40,000 I
202,745 i
Terre Haute, I n d
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35,000
11,500
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N . J
Passaic, N . J
Springfield, Ohio
Lansing, M i c h
4,311,856
7, 022,445
5,053,25Q
4, 091,639
5,067,074
174,430
541,900
341,000
320,993
259,685
98,883
64,300
225,400
57,261
21,500
D a t a not available.
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$493,300
271,066
529,215
102,500
484,625
339, 700
338, 700
237, 800
185,960
270,750
$5, 509
9,000
4.715
15,135
45,090
120
4,966
46,100
84,800
130,832
500
150,000
3,735
15, 000
5.500
29,750
55, 721
330,933
7,500
326
197,382
40.000
446,129
W
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M
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410, 000
65,106
20,613
269,800
65,332 !
309,647
7,290
30,893
37,000
26,800
72,017
!
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80,000
240,508
89,280 i
25,500
24,612 !
33,345
360,682
135,000
119,636
417, 000
17,000
25, 000
1,465
13,200
12,000
1,177
29,720
54,792
20,335
II," 666"
221,150
15, 000
89,266
10,200
11,000
39,557
50,000
242,517
~68,"338_
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T A B L E 2 1 . — V A L U E AT C L O S E O F F I S C A L Y E A R O F P R O P E R T I E S E M P L O Y E D OR H E L D F O R S P E C I F I E D P U R P O S E S :
1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 412. 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. 49]
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LAND, BUILDINGS, AND E Q U I P M E N T OF G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S
Protection to person and property
Total
General
government
Police
department
Fire
department
Other
protection
Conservation
of health
Sanitation
Highways
Charities,
hospitals,
and
corrections
>
GROUP IV—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
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Chester, P a . . .
..
Racine, Wis
Chattanooga, Tenn...
Brockton, Mass
Altoona, Pa
$4,361,300
4, 506, 690
4,742, 361
4, 288,159
4, 048, 261
$319,900
100, 000
375, 857
650,924
65,000
$17,300
85,000
39,994
87,454
8,500
$113, 400
252, 000
350, 741
319,468
143, 500
125
126
127
128
129
New Britain, Conn...
Highland Park, Mich
Mobile, Ala
Berkeley, Calif.
Springfield, 111
5,188,611
6,470,493
3, 048,884
5,838, 312
5, 844,858
370,000
87,099
250,000
220, 486
99,466
51, 775
164,249
12,700
14,860
31,927
265, 968
228,196
233, 000
215, 212
282,000
20, 750
130
131
132
133
134
Bethlehem, Pa
Huntington, W. Va. _
Holyoke, Mass
Lincoln, Nebr
Winston-Salem, N. C
5,133, 000
5,797, 203
5,149,160
6,313, 856
3, 596, 543
75, 000
613,144
, 255,480
110,000
215, 217
20,000
18,584
10,460
20, 000
38,182
260, 000
133, 000
495,470
165, 000
198,348
2,375
135
136
137
138
139
Cicero, 111.
Quincy, M a s s . .
East Orange, N . J
Portsmouth, Va
Covington, Ky._
2,826,175
5,157, 531
3,939, 549
2,097,190 !
2, 998, 371
30,000
126,663
84,747
258, 000
400, 000
11,900
36, 612
60,098
50,490
8,747
120,
183,
244,
161,
182,
140
141
142
143
144
Macon, Ga
Roanoke, Va._
Jackson, Mich
Shreveport, La
Wheeling, W. Va
3, 358, 882
3, 459, 064
3, 634,692
4,889,231 !
5,098,155
134,496
473,467
18, 206
513, 756
129,839
6,920
145
146
Niagara Falls, N . Y_.
Lancaster, Pa
7, 325, 224 !
2, 755, 799 1
604,500
52, 000
._
600
609
216
000
082
$92, 000
25,459
2,340
9,191
7,594
$2, 000
135, 000
6, 500
1,425
$17, 600
90, 000
33,982
537, 200
166, 000
$13,500
25,000-!
8,000
27, 095
5, 000
10, 750
8,200
55, 000
88,775
25, 000
87,604
23, 271
21, 000
21,250
5,000
143,305
24, 560
3,000
120
121
122
123
124
10,000
61, 000
22,600
348, 000
291, 587
15, 000
15, 000
67, 000
29, 000
682
135,940
16, 000
4,388
10,000
13, 000
13,149
18,695
30,164
22,101
187,945
295, 552
192, 305
460,091 .
339,561 !
_
73, 800
16, 704
1,152
1,490
1,787
4, 450
54,900
42,746
4,000
220,000
30,000
275, 000 j
197,269 I.
15,000
49,000
34, 000
33, 640
34, 263
39, 500
33,758
15,925 i
91,865
84,134 i
71,638 ,
77, 508 j
62, 000 '
35,000 !
98, 299
15, 000
$8, 500
w
125,000
751,957
125,000
Ul
18, 000
133, 780
375,000
237, 336
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203,718
34, 441
200, 000
45, 000
95,000
17,050 1
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2,500 I.
39,467 !
3,966 L
19,136
25, 400 ;
28, 518 j
49,990 I
33,146 !
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170, 226
105, 950
308, 571
23, 240
374, 658
Fresno, Calif
Augusta, Ga
Pasadena, Calif
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
4,410,246
2,064,893
8, 433,357
140,000 j
159,080 !
1,660,773 I
Lakewood, Ohio
Topeka, Kans
Davenport, Iowa___
Atlantic City, N . J .
Kalamazoo, M i c h . .
8,152,662
4,177,606
6 670,100
,
10,030,508
5,168,437
7,600
232,178
205,703
590,400
93,950
Wichita Falls, Tex..
Newton, Mass
_
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
2, 714,014
5,168,525
5,176,147
2,383,739
5,549,325
54,545
104,300
108,331
425,205
311,024
9,950 !
51,197 j
16,498 j
505,700
203, 622
354, 001
81,147
56,853
64,706
2
( 58,200
)
196,973
124,080
228,525
691, 570
229, 300
130
365
32,029
2,156
54,300
72,052
15,180
11,401
113,948
358,000
354, 500
149,888
201, 346
111,200
14, 532
61,790
31,816
39,133
113,118
106,449
50,856
500 |
5,311 I
29,042 |
1,700
100, 350
2,377
2,567
424, 764
2,752
5,175
30,200
71,511
198, 561
48, 397
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GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N
160
161
16?,
163
164
Haverhill, Mass
O a k P a r k , 111
N e w Castle, P a
Kenosha, Wis_.
York, P a
165
166
167
168
169
D e c a t u r , 111
_
Woonsocket, R . I
McKeesport, Pa
Bay City, Mich
Hammond, Ind
170
171
172
173
174
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y._
Elmira, N . Y
Beaumont, Tex
Galveston, Tex
Chelsea, M a s s
175
176
177
178
179
Charleston, W . Va
Medford, Mass
Perth Amboy, N . J
Pittsfield, M a s s
S t o c k t o n , Calif
180
181
182
183
184
L i m a , Ohio
Montgomery, Ala
Madison, Wis
Greensboro, N . C
Lexington, K y
2
30, 599
125
128,966
35,376
2,380 L
625 !
767
500
$365,363
152,174
100,000
358,000
38,581
$13,828
13, 754
7,500
17,000
17,500
$356,455
67,974
186,500
250,000
350,124
2,724,296 '
1,080,771 j
4, 018,100 j
4, 622, 000 i
4,458,250!
500
121,596
8,150
400,000
30,000
5,000
55,964
70, 750
16, 000
18,500
235,000
141,344
173,000
150, 000
201,000
_J
5, 019, 440
2,412, 092 j
2,392,837 1
3,015,171 !
3,782,850!
357,363
213,000
83,879
352,347
474, 000
205, 285
2,700
21, 670
74,100
115,000
308, 668
167,570
267,655
342,461
288,150
32,500
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6,475,863
3, 860,150 ,
3,210,178
3, 560,415
5,573,501
913, 090
30,000
250,000
95,000
216,798.
9,545
64,500
11, 582
17,500
15,010
81,120
238, 200
138, 844
122, 950
303,750
27,000 i
52,949
1,075
36,910
4,318,818 ,
2,699,659 i
4,211,951
2,472, 738
2,238,595 1
150,000
237,906
110,000
488,851
134,076
74, 750
79,147
20,000
9,568
18,900
103,346
249, 355
177, 033
221, 508
209, 700
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130, 886
218, 500
188, 470
14,970
28,189
164, 650
39,850
67, 539
$4,677
56, 025
186,649
19, 500
6,800
$67,420
30, 385
15,800
6,000
5,800
$494,782
5,000
31,017
76, 700
25,000
51, 000
8,000
72,579
16,500
19,000
15, 000
323,742
17, 000
47, 589
28, 250
9,000
24, 743
77, 397
53, 654
12, 000
1, 268,152
95, 311
OF 30,000 TO 50,000
$5,311,572
5,026,433
2,951,894
5,237,152
2,660,477 1
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51,000
45,501
3,542
17,070
$3,727
5, 000
5,500
30,000
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$31,375 1
2, 000 1
5,600
383,653 j
1,455 :
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2,000
158 |
!
1,695
__.
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46,666 !
5,248
>
20,000
100,630
108, 000
8,200
3,290
6,150
20, 60C
121, 200
513,335
24, 740
91, 750
32,133
13, 800
141,863
20, 450
23, 044
175, 000
2,063
4, 450
6,500
77, 675
380,366
53, 661
285,048
12,100
1,000
33,000
20, 770
30, 600
167,720
30, 000
58,000
2,150
GENEEAL
147
148
149
118, 633
54,800
34,000
57, 000
83,990
145,000
1,050
55,100
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2 1 . - — V A L U E AT C L O S E
OF FISCAL
YEAR
OF PROPERTIES
EMPLOYED
OR H E L D
Foir S P E C I F I E D
PURPOSES:
1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 412. 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. 49]
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L A N D , BUILDINGS, A N D E Q U I P M E N T O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S
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General
government
i
Protection to person and property
Police
department
Fire
department
Conservation
of health
Other
protection
Sanitation
i
j Highways
Charities,
hospitals,
and
corrections
y,
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GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
.
185
186
187
188
189
East Chicago, I n d . . .
Pueblo, Colo
__.
Pontiac, Mich
Fitchburg, Mass
New Rochelle, N . Y.
$2,923,987
3,003, 205
3, 816, 706
3,901,088
4, 598,367
$165,000
242, 000
52,375
128,693
92,380
$22, 500
6,900
8,200
58, 005
96, 755
190
191
192
193
194
Salem, Mass
Evanston, 111
San Jose, Calif—
Butte, Mont
West Hobokcn, N . J
3,060, 750
5,026,897
3,431,884
2, 044,998
1,356, 591
140,250
110,000
194, 009
96,357
51,200
139,000
40,000
7,843
25,652
6,677
195
196
197
198
199
Williamsport, Pa
Brookline, Mass
Jamestown, N . Y
Hamilton, Ohio
Muskegon, Mich
2,818,875
6,631,300
3, 533,830
2,048,324
2, 866, 719
284,000
265,400
175,000
70,000
85,800
200
201
202
203
204
Waco, Tex__
Everett, Mass
Springfield, Mo
Muncie, Ind
Lorain, Ohio
—
.
2,898, 606
3,332,480
2,088,650
2,402,051
3, 223, 824
205
206
207
208
209
Chicopee, Mass
Dubuque, Iowa
Battle Creek, Mich_.
Columbia, S. C
Joliet, 111
1,806,205
3,141, 675
3,749,907
2,263,150
3, 562,058
$68, 300
59, 620
119, 693
203, 047
448, 650
$212,100
12, 500
344,442
77, 695
169,400
$8,000
68,900
16, 500
236, 400
83,000
26, 500
112,112
44, 500
30,410
5,000
41,000
23, 500
17,095
27,477
2,000
94,000
6,000
142,000
15,000
375
20, 000
7.200
37,200
30,000
5,200
100,911
13, 575*
126,800
128, 702
1,100
35,000
36,000
18,500
235,000
11, 554
26,670
5,000
1,500
4,500
108,913
15,000
15, 000
$250
90, 950
5, 300
$5, 600
7,683
2,175
194, 000
30, 000
234, 245
156, 010
97,400
212, 000
60, 000
39,924
~"I,"089"
6,700
128,000
8,000
8,827
2,000
154,900
269, 700
165,000
224,433
125,000
1,000
30, 000
53,827
111, 480
5,326
1,500
77,060
7,750
88,560
23,300
54,100
59,567
180,150
199, 700
120,000
176, 500
198, 697
63, 300
2,600
217, 710
90,000
378,000
150,300
4,975
16,502
12,500
88,700
118,500
36,663
184, 291
146,808
254,600
170, 000
117,366
1, 550
30,000
33, 525
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18,874 I
25, 840
48,000
1,478
45, 590
3,125
5, 000
20,000
50, 500
92, 803
38, 789
75, 000 "
7,000
20,000
10, 000
41,375
31,000
15,150
37, 700
50, 678
$225," 559
719,628
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25,"730
40, 000
36,629
28," 666
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Stamford, Conn
Aurora, 111
...
Taunton, Mass
Council Bluffs, Iowa._.
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Portsmouth, Ohio
Quincy, 111
Austin, Tex
New Brunswick, N . J .
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Waterloo, Iowa
Easton, Pa
Ogden, Utah
Danville, 111
Wilmington, N. C
20,993
5, 528
8,000
950
7,500
6,380
253, 750
26, 250
6,021
70, 000
41,864
14, 842
10,000
18, 520
25, 000
36,182
34, 085
8, 500 I
10,000 i
237, 299
37, 750
8,804
1, 200
9,000
46,408
10,100
296,858
15,000
79, 548
50, 000
26, 694
28,011
18, 932
13, 918
25,000
3,476
10,250
7,067
87.750
10; 250
25, 239
55,289
3,300
135,927
9,900
44, 746
29, 500
23. 000
75, 527
118,017
35, 537
29, 510
12,000
8,100
6,063
3,000
7,020
90,000
11,020
121,450
105, 000
7,671
27, 060
41,698
47, 300
63, 535
15,843
23,380
16,150
31,650
72, 703
14,444
41,000
5,701
5,026
20,427
89,170
15,879
38, 575
37, 500
138, 744
63,400
211,600
11,000
9,706
19,490
3,000
16, 560
28,828
50,093
26, 000
117, 679
253,862
153,558
100,000
300,000
36,270
27,632
9,850
22, 500
52,000
37,329
226, 587
197,987
102, 850
255, 750
255,000
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50,449
24,750
54,300
65,664
27,000
12, 700
10, 700
12,000
7,071
18, 500
174,300
82, 503
220,000
186,482
229,668
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125,000
50,000
1,250,000
33,334
153,000
10,800
15, 750
5,000
1,728
8,500
175,000
118,300
85.000
77,822
99.001
Auburn, N. Y
Kokomo, Ind
Newport News, Va
Poughkeepsic, N. Y.__
Hazleton, Pa
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58,700
75,500
45,395
126,210
156,500
2,820
2,000
12,837
49,950
1,150
81, 500
109,000
99,405
303, 918
160,100
35,663
Orange, N. J
Amsterdam, N . Y
Petersburg, Va
Norristown, Pa
Waltham, Mass
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55,000
12,000
67,400
125,000
50,677
8,894
10, 550
10,000
12, 500
48,392
125, 511
63,145
42, 500
99,500
158,715
20,000
11, 500
7,500
126, 008
3, 060
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207,584
71,766
110,697
150,862
150,000
9,917
1,553
8,790
15,525
16, 500
195,991
110, 750
154,627
279,475
325,000
328, 500
456
40,174
27,468
15,300
1,239
9, 676
2,013
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198,273
203,962
30,181
83,975
79,000
11,364
6,420
3,846
5,948
448
209,372
224,978
137,825
173,432
152, 773
415
11, 758
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179,125
199,440
174,100
105,000
3,924
10,592
40,000
63,800
138,677
100,112
42,400
107,000
28,305
37,362
Lewiston, Me
Green Bay, Wis
Columbus, Ga
Oshkosh, Wis
Sheboygan, Wis
Moline, 111
Watertown, N. Y
Muskogee, Okla
La Crosse, Wis
Newburgh, N. Y
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Lynchburg, Va
Colorado Springs, Colo
Newport, R. I
___
Pensacola, Fla
860
25, 000
1,900
137
5,400
20,000
150,000
2,666
24,275
1,000
52, 756
3,173
31,262
5,000
213, 535
1,666
8,000
1,234
12, 500
6,291
26, 573
34. 266
83, 000
40, 000
35,416
32,190
242, 000
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80,000
140,135
33,700
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T A B L E 2 1 . — V A L U E AT C L O S E O F F I S C A L Y E A R O F P R O P E R T I E S E M P L O Y E D OR H E L D F O R S P E C I F I E D P U R P O S E S :
1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 404. 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. 49]
L A N D , BUILDINGS, AND E Q U I P M E N T OF G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S — C O n .
Miscellaneous
Education
Recreation
Schools
Grand total....
Groupl
Group II
Group III
Group IV
Group V
_.
L A N D , BUILDINGS, A N D E Q U I P M E N T OF PUBLIC SERVICE E N T E R P R I S E S
Libraries
Municipal j
service
All other
enterprises
Total
Water-supply
systems
Electric
light and
power systems and
gas-supply
systems
Markets | All other
$1, 670, 365, 748 $140, 555,403 |$1, 611, 651, 289 $54,627,109 $57, 774, 421 $2, 399,032,911 $1, 619, 604, 292 $120, 201, 200 $40,895, 285
677, 594,139
177, 986,198
387,091,711
255, 575, 326
172,118, 374
81, 607,413 1, 242, 645,360 45,984,959 22,150, 693
97,179, 232 1,223,575
6,414,891
12, 543, 760
148, 954,250 4, 562,115 15, 711,191
21,969,156
88,093, 351
1,816,141 9, 389, 799
13, 272,084
34, 779,096
1,040, 319 4,107, 847
11,162,990
1,443,408,723
234,079, 290
397, 255,978
202,180, 796
122,108,124
885, 341,158
162, 432, 669
321, 716, 547
145, 251, 344
104, 862, 574
46,825,
23, 260,
22,142,
22,484,
5, 487,
22, 578,856
9, 876, 834
5, 201,081
2,465, 458
773,056
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, M o .
Baltimore, M d
Boston, Mass
Los Angeles, Calif...
Pittsburgh, Pa
San Francisco, Calif.
Buffalo, N . Y
$230, 580,704 $35, 230, 817
4, 554, 742
107, 852, 538
3, 953,827
54, 705,815
7, 669, 595
46,041, 378
3, 843, 240
39, 316,801
4,154,738
25, 327,457
20, 217, 200
34, 581,355
43,813,456
37, 623,925
18,070,039
19,463, 471
6,809,223
2, 714,456
10,055,327
2, 576,038
45,410
$833, 720, 295 $10, 459, 913
75, 819,046 18,074,074
47, 762, 529 2, 506, 641
51,159,437 11,835,131
29, 589
33, 614,183
41,955,061
195, 203
9,848,109
71,317,012
22, 295,730
19, 752,000
23,093, 404
12,308, 554
2,115,669
394,953
205,100
168, 686
$370,000
2,883, 359
5,045,000
1,969,190
3,062, 971
121, 790
$735, 239, 369
95, 824, 599
95,493,911
78,230, 316
57,937, 367
23, 574,421
$405,904, 877
86, 960, 993
72,885, 354
35,754,901
40, 596, 694
20, 800, 767
1, 515,652
3,457, 600
370,977
2, 636, 350
204,037
513,767
48,175,036
33, 712, 528
150, 937,414
39, 519,479
51,485,056
33,279, 227
32,948,826
19, 554, 881
65, 326, 477
33, 738, 500
40,840,251
30,028, 637
$9, 242,887
24,458
50,000
2,106,185
8, 864, 946 1, 218, 880
763, 850
, 185,000
1,300,000
3,028, 269
33, 775,194
3,061, 700
"l," 782," 627"
GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000
13 Milwaukee, Wis..
14 j Washington, D . C
15 i Newark, N . .L
$12,602,480
24,825,710
16, 991. 813
$1,015,000
1,018,072
1,261,510
$12,449,497
0)
15,935,494
$153, 641
39,000
65,072
$1,109,695
175,453
179,550
$9,817,950
16, 934,075
34, 222,761
$9, 572,000
16, 530, 623
21,690,674
$225, 950
388,452
6, 288, 658
16
17
18
Minneapolis, M i n n , . .
N e w Orleans, L a
Cincinnati, Ohio
,.
19
20
Kansas City, M o
Seattle, W a s h
Indianapolis, I n d
?,?, R o c h e s t e r , N . Y
23 J e r s e y C i t y , N . J_
__
_
15,159, 958
19,553,519 !
22,268,155 \
21,205,767
G, 812,920
20,337, 559
1, 291,152
719,056
2,424, 757
15,108, 648
8,022, 268
9,145, 637
24,053
277,000
450, 545
3,600 ,
246,170 !
582,070 |
17,314,985
13,605,933
14, 596,161
14,269,835
15,423,035
994,420
1,356, 568
1,020,840
391, 568
1,050,817
10, 761, 000
6,858, 502
8,057,810
6, 392, 316
4, 448,060
14, 360
20,017
80,000
99, 887
10, 000
2, 680, 855 1
36,615 |
250,008 !
1,140,875 i
15,016,147
14.343,717
20,100, 726
12,817,359
60,972,191
738,000
19, 391,844
22,203,478
12,467,459
16,404, 314
i
!
!
j
j
2,114,750
325,000
$23,260, 766
272,400
28, 357
233, 267
14, 790,031
21, 516,978
143,811
3,095,052
1, 842, 429
77, 500
21, 278, 754
738,000
4, 368, 546
686, 500
GROUP III—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
?4
?ft
tffi
97
?,8
Louisville, Ky_
T o l e d o , Ohio_
P o r t l a n d , Oreg
D e n v e r , Colo__
A k r o n , Ohio
W
30
31
3?
33
Columbus, Ohio
Providence, R. I
St. P a u l , M i n n
O a k l a n d , Calif
Atlanta, Ga
._
34
35
36
37
38
Omaha, Nebr
Birmingham, Ala
Worcester, M a s s
San Antonio, Tex
Dallas, T e x . .
39
40
41
42
43
Richmond, Va.
Syracuse, N . Y
New Haven, Conn
Memphis, Tenn
Dayton, Ohio. _
44
45
46
47
48
Norfolk, V a
Houston, Tex
___
Bridgeport, C o n n
Youngstown, Ohio
.
Hartford, C o n n
49
50
51
5?,
53
Grand Rapids, Mich
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, P a
Paterson, N . J
Springfield, M a s s
1
2
3
_
$6,180,503
13,949,475
12, 664,927
$1,638,330
579,300
11, 755,065
12, 3 1 7 , 4 0 5
766,000
153,800
11,677,214
7 , 4 9 0 , 216
11,152,163
9,487,819
578,054
___
__ .
__
_
$25, 500
578,000
48,880
115,006
201,000
1,484,137
597, 572
815,107
1,698, 429
3,797, 539
6,054,406
7, 371,884
2,786, 240
3,817
8,540
145,859
3,504
44, 671
13,
879,
925,
143,
6,
16,097,253
5,083,010
8,194, 460
4, 881, 878
6,900, 545
548,300
207, 871
506, 535
157,000
380,063
4,026,042
1,336, 784
1,447,875
3,483,156
3,998,293
15,000
3,047
112,000
375,870
777,456
565,954
1, 330, 902
3,816, 750
2,657, 394
8,023,328
1,229,130
1,038,120
250,000
345, 675
506, 708
1,046,150
2,292,849
8,532,392
4,796,061
6,190,255
8,420
2,472
185,308
2,992,174
1,388,116
605,600
737,000
4,233,042
448,318
$12, 877,133
7,625,500
32,052, 345
23,184,135
$85, 875
35,000
152,092
100,000
290, 000
6, 273,681
8,498,067
6,140,972
_
$3, 641,687
2,300,000
3,946, 260
9, 746, 627
230,035
7, 763,161
_._
4, 5 8 3 , 907
6, 686, 655
5, 2 8 0 , 4 6 4
4 , 1 3 3 , 563
8, 643, 937
6, 507,182
12,432, 606
6, 860, 735
3, 845,007
6, 690,986
6, 762,680
9,045,442
977,048
245,800
310,000
298,000
17, 718
30,000
10,000
19,000
13,900
25,167
971
253
533
677
954
11, 827, 2 0 0 j
1
1
8,176, 618
12, 646, 8 4 0 !
15,445, 602
4, 5 1 8 , 1 4 2 S
$12, 228,993
7, 278,500
20, 234, 595
22,039,135
11,373,200
6,455,800
10,063,140
13,995,885
7, 953,372 j
15,606,491
1,076,286 1
10, 613, 796
678,689 1
5,496, 289 !
9,016,073
2
778,972 |
223, 565
853,481
500,000 1
72, 670
10,070,114
6,137, 464
155, 406
12,039, 408 1
4,835, 364
$1, 343, 595
()
84, 500
5, 681, 861
2 127,951
$648,140
170,000
11,811,471
1,045,000
377,223
270,438
7,405, 540
925, 500
212, 344 !
27,087 1
!
166, 507
$177,000
6,279
100,000
454,000
318,199
10, 569, 734
464,427
% 583,700
1,179, 279
4, 518,142
463, 332
908, 557
630,136
44,062
214, 262
5,496, 289
5, 949, 730
6,056,829
3, 377, 205
170, 504
80, 635
7, 734, 453
4, 764,864
260,000
70, 500
572, 675
155,406
4,044,955
731,633 I
3,134, 382
835, 270
46, 900 !
188,402 |
18, 776, 883
3, 244,467
12,065,177
2, 596, 640
600,000
3
6, 111, 706
647,827
4,967,034
10, 672,012
4, 766,166
200,000
747,133
934
474, 865
5,000 1
7,100
63, 757
40, 500 !
698,234 1
4, 200, 501
5,956, 455
3,806,173
5, 956,455
161, 215
233,113
1,666
7, 637, 984
9,450,014
()
6,482,863
No comparable data available. The greater portion of parks and other properties employed for recreation are owned and controlled by the Federal Government.
Value of water-supply system included with that of electric light system.
Valuationof markets included with that of general government.
1,666
1,155,121
! —
00
T A B L E 2 1 . — V A L U E AT C L O S E
O F F I S C A L Y E A R O F P R O P E R T I E S E M P L O Y E D OR H E L D F O R S P E C I F I E D P U R P O S E S :
1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 404. 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. 49]
I
L A N D , BUILDIN GS, AND EOUII>MENT OF G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S — C O n .
!
S-.
<S3
City nuir
&
Educa tion
!
1
Recreation
Schools
54
55
56
57
58
Des Moines, Iowa
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
Camden, N . J._
59
60
61
62
63
Nashville, Tenn.__
N e w Bedford, M a s s .
Flint, Mich
Wilmington, Del
Aibany, N . Y
64
65
66
67
68
Cambridge, Mass
Kansas City, Kans
Erie, P a
Reading, P a
_
Yonkers, N . Y .
74
75
76
77
78
79
I
Miscellaneous
!
CITY
Libraries
G R O U P I I I .— C I T I E S
69
70
71
72
73
L A N D , BTJILDI*IGS, AND E Q U I P M E N T OF P U B
LIC SERVICE E N T E R P R I S E S
_
Duluth, Minn
Tulsa, Okla
Elizabeth, N . J
Municipal
service
enterprises
- -
Oklahoma City, Okla...
Lynn, Mass
. ,
Utica, N . Y
....
Waterburv,Conn
.
„.
J
1,682,818
1,293,465
1,148,197
3, 299,900
5, 878,300
1,025, 051
29, 795
171, 847
341,400
219,072
250,000
255,000
152,561
1, 992,713
1,997,913
1, 461,206
629,500
2,695,436
45,000
452, 550
340,369
123,281
276,600
374,379
981,125
2, 477, 594
206,826
274, 503
1,614, 571
4,102,491
10,184,335
6, 365,916
3,300, 500
3,898,181
6, 267,313
_.
354,192
863,050
81,450
250, 000
4,360, 590
5,875, 575
4,346,083
3,465,897
6,195, 576
_
$1,598,000
1, 550,137
1, 627,567
1,215,300
1,800, 675
3, 377,150
2, 551,624
7, 213, 500
5,671,000
7,234,363
_
$851,300
417,423
377,329
490,000
560,700
2,316,510
6, 658,365
8,092,920
2, 726, 700
4, 750,000
-
All other
i Electric
i lieht and
p o w e r systems and
gas-supply
systems
Markets
All o t h e r
FCAVING A P O P U L A T I C >N O F 100,( T O 300,000— C o n t i n u e d
)00
$8,260, 070
3,958,048
6,999,626
5,418,400
5, 520,000
-
Total
! Water-supply
j
systems
218,017
72,500
162,613
295,000
481,366
532,424
1,855, 557
605,331
1,368,300
792, 300
708,929
2,461,687
$53,126
60, 572
8,479
50,651
$140,000
192, 550
506,392
122,300
264,500
4,416,875
6, 253,063
3, 573,130
5,133, 000
4,804, 500 I
55, 800
2,003 100,415
7, 822,385
6, 909, 495
4,810,106
5,121,400
5, 534,176
J
j
1
i
j
7, 718,385
3,368,288
4,383, 723
5,121,400
5,175,881
3,446,152 1
6,941, 796
11,075, 521
105,728
5,276,914 i
2, 237, 227
4, 636,189
10,905,431
11,678.213
3,856,250
4, 505, 477
5.367.436 :
281,317
6, 598, 244 '
4,408, 714
3,603,500
4, 505,477
5, 045, 600
$166, 000
12, 000
l06, 045
37,810 ,
2,674
30, 000
150.000
809,348
126.001
$568, 000
330, 786
118,377
252, 275
899,325
35,000
4, 000,675
5, 717, 883
3,454,359
2,893, 000
3,954,000
204,121
9,300
41, 072
$4, 903, 238
2,600,649
9, 094,270
3, 213,350
3,114,000
80,000
33, 025
202,996 i
2, 500
27,900
278,990
92,162
17, 500
4,000
54,475
$5,637, 238
2.943.435
9,212,647
3,465, 625
4,013,325
381, 200
535,180
445
2, 230,000
650,500
ll§,326
10, 000
200, 000
104,000
444,905
426,383
$3,096,302
358,295
1,208,925
2,301, 627
3,980
28, 690
5,276,882
6, 598, 244
141,400
105, 728
32
6.214.416
85, 000
1,055,083
167, 750
321,836
281, 317
-
GROUP IV.—CITIES H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N
80
81
82
83
84
Somerville, M a s s
El Paso, T e x
San Diego, Calif
Fort Wayne, I n d
Jacksonville, F l a
85
86
87
88
89
Lawrence, M a s s . S c h e n e c t a d y , N . Y__
Evansville, I n d
Knoxville, T e n n _ .
Savannah, Ga
9(1
91
9?
93
94
Allentown, P a
Bayonne, N . J
Wichita, K a n s
Harrisburg, P a
Manchester, N . H
4,328,617
6,934,090
4,201,195
2,951,000
3,470,320
276, 219
106,559
507,000
518,365
583.499
1, 788,654
1, 258, 500
1, 558, 284
95
96
97
98
99
L o n g B e a c h , Calif
Peoria, 111
Tampa, Fla
South Bend, I n d
St. J o s e p h , M o
4,325,156
3,844,348
1,259,500
4,910,000
2,905,600
189,801
316,229
148,400
143,400
416,000
3,633,895
1,421,000
4,901, 784
1,055,437
644,000
100
101
109
103
104
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
Rockford, 111
Portland, M e
Gary, I n d
105
106
107
108
109
Little Rock, A r k
Troy, N . Y
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C_
Sacramento, CaliL
110
111
119
113
114
__
.. _
_
__
.
.
$329,400
136,032
444,000
290,300
190,100
$1,452,400
2,314,044
7,603,400
1,150,900
2,326, 792
3,445,000
4. 880, 574
4,212,472
1,835,129
718,032
171,250
758,000
1,257,202
751,950
214,671
6,483, 268
4,046,139
4,172, 500
3,870,000
5,228,377
2,713, 765
153,405
120,385
142, 788
291,666
315,000
173,400
241,840
9,800
767,195
802, 500
481,843
3, 321, 222
15,000
24,786
29, 000
$15,300
162, 535
393, 500
'
25,000
5, 500
!
!
!
!
;
172, 200
47,550
16,200
227,793
250,160
i
i
!
!
103,000 i
348,690 !
!
68,000
169,977 1
788
158,000
2,500
3,840
124,292
3,216 :
184,000
232, 050
27, 000
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N . J
Passaic, N . J
Springfield, O h i o . .
Lansing, Mich
_
__
_.
...
1
!
1
I
1
$1,243, 315
2,586,478
10, 845,497
1,925, 200
1, 716,196
1,706,200
2,792, 514
4, 235, 739 :
2,977^545
2,813, 538
1, 583,200
2,688,094
2, 661,939
2,876,165
1,674, 995
2, 396, 752 I
2, 500,000
653,331
4, 255,129 j
3,908,499
2,396, 752
2, 500, 000
$1,759,122
4,186,831
2,393,597
123,000
104,420
250,000
101,380
313,130
159,000
1,436, 000
4,000
2,501,400
4, 581,980
2, 625,000
2,808,110
3, 547,132
369, 700
195,000
153, 800
21,500
112, 295
610,290
1,215,000
1,000,900
391, 695
560,175
109,964
72, 365
147, 000 i
15, 603 1
60, 057 1
Value of electric light system included with that of water-supply system.
825,413
_
194, 869
11, 000
724,977
3,463
500
179,822
17,110
4,250,666
3,637,400
3,149
2,000
75,000
959,124 ;
80,000
4, 338, 000 |
4, 740,082
5, 792,623 i
4,221,100
1,200
1,323, 800
681,274
2,945,858
1,433, 755
3, 008,795
55,353
282,101
26,900
305,250
89,432 ,
11, 000
93,020
6,000
$7,953, 707
128,000
1,745,120
653, 331
5, 537, 473
13,000
2,158, 732 !
3, 012, 258 j
75, 500
i_
$29,000
4, 255,129
3, 227, 225
1,889, 741
2,032, 697
4, 998,147
i 11,000
386.500
2,683,101
933,000
22,000
38,100
!
1
i
j
j
203," 600"
25,115
1,500
$1, 243,315
2, 586,478
18, 799, 204
3, 841, 322
7,648,147
179,822
1,906,851
2, 052, 697
5,349,647
16, 500
296,136
166,222
50,000 TO 100,000
9,584 i
230, 000
34,000
170,500
15, 700
3,110,656
3, 775,000
2,050,420
B i n g h a m t o n , N . Y__
15, 000
171,389
6,347, 208
389,809
1,157, 863
1,295,000
695,000
$4,259
3,014,137
1,938,782
2, 596,800
1,497,113
5,173,000
E a s t S t . L o u i s , 111
Saginaw, Mich.2
Terre Haute, I n d
115
116
117
118
119
_
$3,194,700
2, 595,986
3,804,698
3,850,000
2,824,165
OF
__
20,000
0)
|
3,000
351, 500
2,500
959,124
40, 000
20,000
2,360,891
4, 370,456
4,175, 000
80, 000
48,000
2,359,191
1,422,167
46,100
1,200
|1
142,000
142, 000 1.
I
1,059,369 1
897, 274 !
1, 747, 723 !
9,136,340
1, 747, 723
2,405,158
35,633
269, 916
1,023,736
627,358
2
6,588, 772
Data not available.
35, 679
106, 731
TABLE
2 1 . — V A L U E AT C L O S E
OF FISCAL
YEAR
OF PROPERTIES
EMPLOYED
OR H E L D
FOR SPECIFIED
PURPOSES:
1924—Continued
I—i
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p . 404. 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 . 49]
L A N D , B U I L D I N G S , AND E Q U I P M E N T O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S — C O n .
Education
j Recreation
Schools
L A N D , B U I L D I N G S , A N D E Q U I P M E N T OF PUBLIC SERVICE E N T E R P R I S E S
Miscellaneous
a!
Libraries
i Munieipal
; service
: enterprises
OS
Electric
light and
P
temsranyI" ! Markets
gas-supply
systems j
,
All other
AU other
>
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
a
M
120
121
122
123
124
Chester, P a . .
Racine, Wis. —
Chattanooga, Tenn_.
Brockton, Mass
Altoona, Pa
125
126
127
128
129
New Britain, Conn
Highland Park, Mich,
Mobile, Ala
Berkeley, Calif
Springfield, 111.
3,604,121
4,639,313
957,468
4, 513,093
4, 274, 042
130
131
132
133
134
Bethlehem, Pa
Huntington, W. Va__.
Holyoke, Mass
Lincoln, Nebr
Winston-Salem, N . C_
4,592,000
3, 995, 000
1, 914,475
4,431, 356
2,473,404
150, 000
524, 500
1, 000,200
520,500
43,124
135
136
137
138
139
Cicero, 111.Quincy, Mass.
East Orange, N . J
Portsmouth, Va
Covington, Ky
2,475,100
4,145,290
2, 795, 258
1,131,300
1, 224, 249
151,245
117,075
158, 532
342, 005
162, 000
900,000
140
141
142
143
144
Macon, Ga_
Roanoke, Va
Jackson, Mich
Shreveport, L a .
Wheeling, W. V a . . . .
1,385, 634
2,086, 798
2,466,523
1, 773,990
1,677,300
3, 500
28,140
166,500
274,296
186,446
999, 593
340, 531
158,250
1,339,906
180, 822
145
146
Niagara Falls, N . Y _
Lancaster, P a
5, 581,025
2,351,980
150,000
254,000
60,000
$3,415,000
2,440, 000
2,310,873 I
2,089,197
3,444, 321
$200,000
192,252
243,677
296,254 !
$275,000
825,000
1,100,441
132, 000
66,000
$75,100
10,000
632, 747
14,125
1,142,650
310, 326
773, 708
25,000
119,989
$12,000
344, 690 !
136,036
20, 225
139,940
$301,000
1, 748,093
1,299,604
2,626,673
2,313,999
7,825
30,000
23, 000
272,316
45,031
60,200
2,875 !
$1, 620, 593
$5,000
101,389
2, 589, 723
2, 291, 899
20,000
3, 085,139
1,931,604
4, 621, 000
106, 700
2,638,853 !
2, 869, 260
1,930,604
1,944, 000
12,000
8,000
14,500
111,380
30,000
56,478
2,410, 000
89, 000
4, 207, 575
3, 016, 800
2, 025, 631
2, 2ia, 000
10,000
113, 937
71, 900
5, 700
54,000
1, 849,000
2, 327, 819
3, 218, 805
3, 539, 783
54,000
1, 791, 500
2, 327, 819
2, 744, 871
3.451. 783
153
26, 071
56, 750
16,175
48,196
221,422
46, 846
14,101
314, 989
2,399, 236
1,913,052 i
334,555 i
1, 527, 243 !
2,056,034 1
2, 366,419
1.570.268
81,300
1,475,300
1, 583,040
2, 228,419
9,699
8,500
2,580,300 |
2,386,401 I
2, 500,000
2,251,401
10,000 I
4,000 I
1, 570, 609
1,424, 939
1,815,000
1,921,135
$1,047,847
$301,000
122,500
1,198, 215
36,950
2,100
215, 879
1,000
2,665,000
106, 700
20, 397
8
Ul
H
i—i
a
Ul
o
200,000
48,000
41,000
1,800
17, 885
a
86, 611
57, 500
ui
2, 782,636
1, 200, 000
H
S
247, 000
50,000
252,380
105, 000
80,000
135,000
226,934
38, 000
342, 784
875
51,943
472,994
33,000
300
147
148
149
00
CO
o
T
F r e s n o , Calif.
Augusta, Ga
P a s a d e n a , Calif.
150
151
15?
153
154
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
Topeka, Kans_
Davenport, Iowa
Atlantic City, N . J
Kalamazoo, Mich
155
156
157
158
159
Wichita Falls, Tex
Newton, Mass
Maiden, Mass
_
Charlotte, N . C
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
2,838,265
837,168
4,688,341
_
215,000
72,625
564, 866
125, 000
144, 878
538,188
918, 001
1, 800, 939
1,955,961
293,000
1,777, 525
3,315,000
2,366,024
1,432, 719
4,103,404
.
291,110
591,970
141, 632
1,122,315
7, 002, 000
2,112,604
3,602, 244
5,938,400
3,995, 229
__
135,000
53, 539
382, 500
372, 500
92,000
229,690
359, 902
612,450
328, 111
103,500
644, 201
14, 578
6,035
549, 245
43, 862
263,107
10, 000
27,000 1
88,104
85,205
120, 000 I
3,916,221
5,297, 783
1, 724,332
2,672, 880
25, 500
10,000
4,200
50, 924
3,000
3,198, 290
3,034, 500
1, 297, 863
2,598, 753
1, 631,453
1,973,396
10,500
2,066, 849
55, 590
401,650
7,000
10,500 I
2,067,349
1,284,333
4, 585, 600
788,041
120,000
2,191,889
651, 507
3,059,416
3,030,000
1, 285, 706
2,170,211
1,618, 783
2, 752, 000
745, 841
69,600
10,620
500
1,284,333
1, 764,000
42,200
138, 874
4,500
12,157
428, 542
2,050
GROUP V—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000
160
161
162
163
164
Haverhill, Mass
O a k P a r k , 111 .
N e w Castle, P a
Kenosha, Wis
Y o r k , Pa_ . _
165 D e c a t u r , 111
166 W o o n s o c k e t , R . I
167 1 M c K e e s p o r t , P a
168 B a y C i t y , M i c h
169 H a m m o n d , I n d
$3,176,889
4,078,940
2, 356, 595
2,800,000
1,425,308
_. _
__
. . .
_
.
. . .
$278,731
106, 735
19, 500
350,000
14,000
$515, 800
478,946
7,500
1, 250,000
394,661
1,844, 796
602,100
3,468,500
3, 575, 000
3, 548, 750
160,000
2,740
310, 000
35,120
130,000
262, 000
500,000
3, 364,600
1, 564,156
1,414, 212
1, 766,172
2,191, 750
159,691
153,476
30,000
4,333, 040
2, 582,000
2,095,870
2, 528,650
3, 080,883
127,475
197,000
70,000
306,237
150, 500
284,600
211, 000
471,450
841,522
3,659,000
1,260,603
1,980, 252
1,447,035
1,103,340 1
52,000
95,500
160, 800
76,015
117,700
221, 200
511,347
975,000
150,672
219,400
155,000
72,000
$2,525 1
$34, 500
30, 750 1
60,000
38, 652 j
21, 900
135, 000
21,000
11,608 i
74, 500
$2,061,966
55,146
65, 000
1,177, 661
$4, 700
$2,057, 266
55,146
65,000
17,000
1,160, 661
22, 000
2,650,000
1, 518, 560
1, 865,000
3, 828, 776 ,
1, 895,000
2,650,000
1, 518, 560
1, 865,000
3,183, 842
1, 895, 000
47, 200
8,145
17, 900
18,147
34,350
1,664,980
2,035,941
2,102, 207
2, 272,896
629, 583
1,639,980
1, 740,941
985, 532
2,247,426
629,583
550, 000
290,300
40,000
128,500
27,053
100,000
1, 363,662
3,401,412
2, 591, 784
1, 396,951
1,157,462
3,294,421
2, 590,284
19,472
164, 082
15,500
1,545
35,281 1
2,462,825
2, 812, 717
2,174,104
1,882,351
64,000
Q
fed
>
>
25,000
$619, 934
CO
170
171
172
173
174
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
Elmira, N . Y . . .
Beaumont, Tex.
Galveston, Tex
Chelsea, M a s s
175
176
177
178
179
Charleston, W . Va
Medford, M a s s .
Perth Amboy, N . J
Pittsfleld, M a s s
S t o c k t o n , Calif
180
181
182
183
184
L i m a , Ohio
_
M o n t g o m e r y , Ala
Madison, Wis
Greensboro, N . C
Lexington, K y
... _
. .
_ _
.
.
.
___
_. 1
126,000
226,148
198,648
454,425
332, 864
404,100
10,000
200
245, 000
25,000
2,446,000
2, 682,861
1,878,394
1, 732,514
25,000
295,000
1,116, 675
25,470
100,000
206, 200
106,991
1,500
1,396,951
$16, 200
125,000
50,000
74,856
60,000 '
625
4,856
245, 710
74,981
4,000
i—*
T A B L E 2 1 . — V A L U E AT C L O S E O F F I S C A L Y E A R O F P R O P E R T I E S E M P L O Y E D OR H E L D F O R S P E C I F I E D P U R P O S E S :
1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p . 404. 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 . 49]
LAND, BUILDINGS, AND EQUIPMENT OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS—COn.
Education
Schools
LAND, BUILDINGS, A N D EQUIPMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES
Miscellaneous
Recreation
Libraries
Municipal
service
enterprises
Total
Water-supply
systems
All other
Electric
light and
power systems and
gas-supply
systems
Markets
All other
>
a
>
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
185
186
187
188
189
E a s t Chicago, I n d
P u e b l o , Colo
Pontiac, Mich
Fitchburg, Mass
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
190
191
192
193
194
$1,972,837
1, 736,685
2,705,000
1,714, 525
2, 532,714
$75,000
140,000
3,029
199,900
301,765
$400,000
677,000
214,979
483,200
614,686
Salem, M a s s
E v a n s t o n , 111
_
San Jose, Calif
Butte, Mont
_
West Hoboken, N . J
1,732,500
3,603,459
2,138,649
1,267,749
1,095,014
203,500
170,000
120,300
255,783
59,300
245,000
842,076
630,530
49,510
40,000
195
196
197
198
199
Williamsport, P a
Brookline, M a s s .
Jamestown, N . Y
Hamilton, Ohio.Muskegon, Mich
2,057,000
2,911,000
2, 552,600
1,606,751
1,772,719
?no
201
202
203
?04
Waco, Tex
Everett, Mass
Springfield, M o
Muncie, I n d
L o r a i n , Ohio.__
905
906
907
908
209
Chicopee, M a s s
Dubuque, Iowa
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
C o l u m b i a , S. C
Joliet, 111.
$2, 500
25,896
2,314
00
$51,500
2,400
72,520
256,703
$2,391,086
1,775,651
1,407,175 |
500
$2,041,486
1,771,360
1,394,650
$3, 500
2,688,500
2,235,750
35,000
$349,600
791
12,525
500
H
>
H
h-i
Ul
_
15,000
100
30,000
2,000
92,338
515,200
252,400
2,267,700
205,000
38,700
154,500
1,696,644
2,466,290
1,474,047
1,657,395
2,515,300
75,500
181,500
87,000
183,000
35,200
714,902
154,950
146,800
273,056
228,500
900
1,099,888
2,200,000
2,505,006
1,475,000
2,962,344
142,575
168,700
172,273
29,035
270,000
196,338
153,000
102,770
350,000
167,257
3,000
20,750
3,700 1
136,050
2,865,300
2,235,750
750
H
M
a
Ul
i
o
1,326,666
1,320,666
2,950,544 1
2,976,188
1,340,484
1,901,180
1,606,775
1,285,484
1,653,825
549,740
13,448
833,697
621.800 |
1,584,991
510,240
71,264 !
20,000 !
80,000
20,967
141,800
196,700
94,000
31,400
6,850 1
1,581,987
1,370,767
1,070,500
2,109,000
502,685 1
1,148,267
1,364,117
1,070,500
2,000,000
502,685
55,000
17,528
600
46,489
9,700
6,000
$993,364
892,431
56,000
476,982
55,000
68,834
39,500
13,448
833,697
41,000
580,800
409,143
4,000
24,577
2,650
43,000
66,000
a
M
H
M
m
210
211
212
213
214
Superior, Wis
Stamford, Conn
Aurora, 111
Taunton, Mass.
Council Bluffs, Iowa..
2,153,900
2,074,132
2,318,300
1, 536,320
1, 505,085
114,271
215
216
217
218
219
Rock Island, 111
Portsmouth, Ohio
Quincy, 111
Austin, Tex
New Brunswick, N . J_
1.472,874
2,246,463
1,352,950
1,046,240
2,301,500
162,646
143,750
53, 217
220
221
222
223
224
Waterloo, Iowa
Easton, Pa
Ogden, Utah.
Danville, 111
Wilmington, N. C .
1,686,620
2,115,329
1, 649,159
1,360,452
923,898
225
226
227
228
229
Auburn, N. Y
Kokomo, Ind
Newport News, Va__
Poughkeepsie, N. Y_
Hazleton, Pa
939,456
1,419,075
975,757
1, 591,230
1,384,613
230
231
232
233
234
Orange, N. J
Amsterdam, N . Y .
Petersburg, Va
Norristown, Pa
Waltham, M a s s . . .
1,464,514
1, 807,740
779,482
1,225,887
1,274, 907
235
236
237
238
239
Lewiston, M e . . .
Green Bay, Wis.
Columbus, Ga___
Oshkosh, Wis
Sheboygan, Wis.
503,280 1
1,980,930
1,026,119
2,951,881
2,650,000
1,303,165
1,676,460
1,548,272
2,017,216
992,262
240 Moline, 111
241 Watertown, N. Y ,
242 Muskogee, Okla...
243 I La Crosse, Wis
244 | Newburgh, N. Y_.
115,000
92,000
225,000
204,000
144,478 !
760,316
120,590
135,850
1,053,000
329,123 1
46,959
943,475
1,506,447
1,556,352
2,309,649
1,279,627
943,475
1,102,541
1,446,152
1,276,715
1,273,127
1,177,696
1,177,696
1,437,666
1,387,166
1,112, 276
1,052,421
59,855
1, 572,157
603, 500
320, 218
1, 799, 714
1,462,841
109,316
603,500
320,218
3,400
47,000
10, 800
85,061
1,044,979
1,291,111
2,031,000 !
75.000
1,475, 249
1,044,979
1,291,111
1,693,000
7,000
76,400
87,006
24, 940
105,106
1,018, 574
1,059,448
1,776,483
1,225, 954 !
1,131, 230 j
1,018,574
1,058,948
1, 688, 556
1,050,954
1,051,030
10,000
907,553
3,037,194
1,327,573
1,182,018 i
1,936,396
857,553
3,007,194
1,301,680
1,146,643
1,931,396
i
28, 500 [
2,015,941
4,418,826
49,115
2, 246, OCO
1,988,441
3, 587,773
9,666
6,128 |
5,950
7,350
343,800
274,000
1,000,705
227,611
316,254
51,800
6,000
9,501
19,220
415,000
22,354
180, 900
11,000
7,700
90,000
259,493
25,000
15,353
615,000
294,375
435,411
116,000
188.829
120,150
251,250
135,000
170,000
405,245
36,313
1,332,911
61,000
48,496
304, 282
828,428
91,000
349, 837
1,025,890
914.367
341, 204
225,078
124,666
310,886
38,666
59,000
4,000
68,850
10, 500
733,700
1,651,714
1,762,000
35,000 i
512,446
160,500
280,000
197,331
75,000
265,000
232, 268
57,000
135,000
6,500
A
500 I
738,200
3,080,374
1,772,500
90,775
1,359, 810
403,906
110, 200
80,722
952,212
6,500
5,666
30,000 !
66,186 1
35,000
5, 625
67, 955
1,920
1
50, 953
50,000
8,000
19,250 i
18,514 1
9,295 1
36,500
6,000
50, 500
1, 799, 714
185,000
75,000
153,000
249, 427
1,225,822
500
77,907
175,000
80,200
50,000
30,000
25,893
6,875
5,000
i
245 ! Lynchburg, Va
246 i Colorado Springs, Colo.
247 ; Newport, R. I
248 Pensacola, Fla
_
966,934
1,408,317
1,177,200
610,918
123,100
78,200
168,202
2,328, 674
426,700
459,000
30, 715
40,413
1
43,666
4,300
432,666
260,981
27, 500
570,072
49,115
1,814,000
o
5
T A B L E 2 2 . — T O T A L AND P E R C A P I T A O F A L L D E B T S AND OF T H E P R I N C I P A L C L A S S E S T H E R E O F AT C L O S E O F Y E A R , T O G E T H E R
C H A N G E S D U R I N G T H E Y E A R I N F U N D E D AND F L O A T I N G D E B T , N E T D E B T , AND S I N K I N G F U N D A S S E T S : 1924
WITH
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 428. 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. 49]
to
o
GROSS D E B T AT CLOSE O F YEAR
Classified b y t h e g o v e r n m e n t a l u n i t
b y w h i c h incurred
Classified b y character of o u t s t a n d i n g d e b t obligations
Current
CITY
c
City n u m b
Total
School
district
City
corporation
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
II._
III.
IV
V__
_ _
_ _-
O t h e r governmental
u n i t s of
city
$6,096,071,520 $5,369,460, 643 $452,187, 734 $274,423,143
3, 635, 642,053 3,337,316,94T 140,499,152 157, 825,960
42,359, 814
86, 353,470
637, 420, 607
508, 707, 323
15, 740, 345
1, 020,808, 380 1 879, 608, 622 125,459,413
92,168,040
12,461,873
503, 599, 738
398,969, 825
51, 701,315
2,041,495
298, 600,742 j
244, 857, 932
F u n d e d or
fixed
1
N e w York, N . Y
4
R
6
7
R
q
10
11
12
Cleveland, Ohio
Buffalo, N . Y .
$2,045,140,785 $2,
241,504,049
292,173,722 i
203,102, 566
166,027,966
31,070,583
131,962, 255
131,312, 367
141, 295, 684
95, 669,782 |
81, 601, 648 [
74, 780, 646
045, 940,785
137, 505, 736
258,594,956
196, 954,190
117,448, 392
28,071, 547
131,962,255
131,312,367
93,826,303
44,971,296
81, 601, 648
69,927,466
$24, 312, 789
33, 568, 766
31,889, 676
2,999,036
31,805, 760
15,923,125
$79,685,524
10, 000
6,148,376
16, 689,898
Warrants
Obligations on
private
trust
account
131, 767,496
129, 393, 701
125, 824, 855
91, 625,873
78,374, 600
62,029, 645
$42, 326, 759
29,921, 587
14,322, 918
13, 729, 022
10, 000
270,000
3,327,883
2, 616, 369
$45,002,500 $12,143,122 $10,979,153
7,306, 590
61, 826,432
1, 004,036
4,393,496
7,510
10, 565,000
403,963
1, 201, 567
1,042, 718
259, 861
347, 722
184, 759
1,000,000
918, 666
6,044, 885
9,155,944
158, 250
376, 363
181,413
2,490, 571
736,477
4,447,191
4,430, 526
1, 256,915
GROUP II.—CITIES IIAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 300,000 TO 500,000
Milwaukee, Wis___
Washington, D . C_
$39,004,570
4,175,230 |
$27,292,260
4,175,230 !
$11,712,310
...I
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$36,469,200
3, 609, 550 j
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H
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o
O F 500,000 A N D O V E R
$1, 834, 282,251 $100,407,000
139,101, 290
2, 344,114
287, 772, 716
177, 810, 685
150, 054, 659
30,463, 000
15, 663, 621 |
34,775, 361
4, 853,180
Revenue
bonds and
notes
$5, 324, 730,746 $155,957,237 $298, 336, 557 $202, 962, 201 $62, 882,217 $51, 202, 562
3, 238, 5 0 0 , 7 7 T 103,031,114 106,244, 538 124, 200, 940 37,445,414 26,219, 276
32, 568, 978
541, 724, 439
35,000, 954
6, 830, 951
8, 878,907 12,416,378
6,977,087
882,430,503
80, 256, 567
34, 302,428
9, 865, 306
6,976,489
11,083, 520
419, 636,866
42,292, 279
22, 348,411
5,030,499
3,208,163
2,296, 538
242,438,167
34,542,219
15, 279,471
1, 662,091
2, 382, 256
G R O U P I.—CITIES H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N
*>,Chicago, 111
3
Floating
Special
assessment
bonds and
certificates
$1,893,524
$1,158 :
$641, 846
564, 522
Q
i—(
H
M
15
16
17
18
Newark, N . J
Minneapolis, M i n n
N e w Orleans, L a
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
19
20
21
2?
23
Kansas City, M o
Seattle, W a s h
Indianapolis, I n d
Rochester, N . Y
Jersey C i t y , N . J
85,514,146 [
60,209, 560
55,124,406
117, 007,416
32,090,503
76, 999, 662
34, 818, 522
51,413, 925
81,062, 667
67,210,359
53, 693,430
52,123,331
97, 367,840
16,856,235
55,120,508
16, 825, 464
50,970,884
67, 071, 782
$10,000, 649
13, 335, 011
8, 922, 264
10,101,890
72,
48,
45,
114,
18, 303, 787
6, 516,130
3,001, 075
9, 638,927
1,899, 257
12, 956, 890
7, 891,168
443, 041
13, 990, 885
287, 663
212,117
334,107
599, 393
28, 638,
72,449,
31, 947,
33,429,
54,747,
000
783
940
315
371
104,932
2, 934,400
157, 297
741, 997
202,303
493, 770
145, 916
2, 645,000
24, 397, 788
10, 872, 382
949,850
2, 975,000
175, 775
516,157
578,624
63, 215
1, 227, 991
222, 796
2, 892,123
495, 931
464,551
834,370
1,380,958
2,403,941
436,949
594,866
76, 043
678,481
1, 797, 719
2,433, 633
897, 362
715,840
$16,486
182, 539
667, 780
1, 355, 351
$50,174
79, 291
252, 381
263, 200
147,122
124,077
$4,903,000
11, 333,365
4, 647, 200
1, 350, 857
$4, 852, 736
75, 818
676, 744
145, 495
556, 684
443,982
2,666
120, 351
5,415
349,
575,
433,
479,
288,
345, 604
8,751
421,172
4,519
5,905
GROUP III—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
24
25
26
27
28
Louisville, K y
T o l e d o , Ohio
P o r t l a n d , Oreg
D e n v e r , Colo
A k r o n , Ohio
29
30
31
32
33
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
Providence, R. I
St. P a u l , M i n n
O a k l a n d , Calif
Atlanta, G a .
34
35
36
37
38
Omaha, Nebr
Birmingham, Ala
Worcester, M a s s
San Antonio, Tex
Dallas, Tex
_
•
_.
_.
39
40
41
42
43
Richmond, Va
Syracuse, N . Y
New Haven, Conn
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio
_.
44
45
46
47
48
Norfolk, V a .
Houston, Tex
Bridgeport, Conn
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
Hartford, C o n n .
__
49
50
51
52
53
Grand Rapids, M i c h .
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, P a
Paterson, N . J
Springfield, M a s s
_-. _-.
__
___
__
_
$16,369,528
38,083,372
43,819, 784 |
33,949,722 j
36,252,555
$16, 369, 528
27,165, 596
38,259,105
26, 911, 253
28,932, 381
46,331,140
34,156, 655 1
36,354,424
12,043,543 !
13,887,410
36, 908,177
34,156, 655
36, 354, 424
6, 602, 590
13, 887, 410
38,150, 538
13,567, 871
15, 531,495
13,441, 962
19, 237, 351
17, 457, 297
13, 567, 871
15, 531, 495
9, 284, 295
19, 237, 351
31,110,041
22, 442, 946
13,450, 344
26,206,470
16,043,007
31,110,041
22, 318, 630
13,450, 344
26,206,470
11,307,416
37, 576,754
21,954, 576
11, 575, 278
17,460, 342
16,852,047
37, 576, 754
18,270,891
11,575,278
12, 521, 696
12, 278,246
11,435, 767
13, 989, 261
5, 616,473 !
15,544,019 i
17, 740,150 |
7,394, 082
13, 989, 261
3,094, 390
15, 544, 019
17,740,150
|
$10, 917, 776
2,487,125
7,038,469
7, 320,174
37,482, 879
30,968,000
24,929, 700
11,246,448
11, 612,000
9,422, 963
i
5, 430, 353
10,600 ;
8,516, 266
12,176,975 '
i
i
4, 735, 591
3, 683, 685
4, 882, 500
4, 573,801
$2, 479, 799
6, 742, 567
5, 745, 900
5, 738, 240
56,146 l
4, 041, 685
2, 522, 083
I
30, 690, 805
16, 973, 438
11,437,000
24, 602,000
14, 683, 671
36, 041, 500
21, 672, 643
11,106,000
14, 836, 559
16, 292, 257
8, 574, 700
13, 949,080
4, 507, 000
12,324, 864
16, 336,400
1,671
8,167, 500
$5, 686, 240
5, 600,000
2, 744, 673
60,000
2,124, 500
32,336, 488
10, 035, 500
12, 576, 900
11, 055,000
18, 460, 750
4,157, 667
124,316
$55,000
$16, 247, 868
35, 341, 743
36,157, 056
26, 583, 600
30,367,193
I
$3,073,554 j
5,118, 781
2, 698, 522
125, 231
4, 599, 529
943, 000
1, 321, 950
250,000
2,100,000
1, 902, 667
482, 428
75, 000
354,831
1,500,000
634, 796
449,000
2, 602, 437
179, 748
191, 023
4,887
21,346
2,417, 900
781, 800
1,006,044
20,000
5,811
280,000
2,194,000
1,000,000
>
W
219,005
66,186
26, 674
18, 548
55, 506
88,307
9,765
526, 544
23, 481
64,647
448, 962
513, 344
18, 838
1,300,000
2,603
15, 391
665
098
423
776
268
o
8,421
47, 673
423,167
25,949
19, 111
339,103
4^
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T A B L E 2 2 . — T O T A L AND P E R C A P I T A O F A L L D E B T S AND O P T H E P R I N C I P A L C L A S S E S T H E R E O F AT C L O S E O P Y E A R , T O G E T H E R W I T H
C H A N G E S D U R I N G T H E Y E A R I N F U N D E D AND F L O A T I N G D E B T , N E T D E B T , AND S I N K I N G F U N D A S S E T S : 1 9 2 4 — C o n t i n u e d
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p . 428. 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. 49]
GROSS DEBT AT CLOSE OF T E A E
— —
Classified b y t h e g o v e r n m e n t a l u n i t
by which incurred
Classified b y character'of o u t s t a n d i n g d e b t obligations
CITT
Current
City numb
Total
City
corporation
School
district
O t h e r governmental
u n i t s of
city
F u n d e d or
fixed
Floating
Special
assessment
bonds and
certificates
Revenue
bonds and
notes
Warrants
Obligations o n
private
trust
account
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
54
55
56
57
58
5°)
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
Salt L a k e C i t v , U t a h
Fall River, Mass
Nashville, T e n n
Flint Mich
Wilmington, Del
\lbanv, N . Y
Cambridge, Mass
Kansas City, Kans
Erie, P a
_
_ _
Yonkers, N . Y
Duluth, Minn
T u l s a , Okla
Elizabeth, N . J
Spokane, Wash
_
Tacoma, Wash
C a n t o n , Ohio
O k l a h o m a C i t y , Okla
Lynn, Mass
_.
__.
$15,457,236
14,512,574
12,027,638
12, 549,480
15,625,582
12,250,339
16,338,239
15,727,972
10,652,970
15,121, 426
11,268,262
17,941,841
9, 391,436
6, 446, 615
21, 271, 652
7, 845, 339
10,790,679
14, 750, 463
8,409, 819 |
7, 415, 549
12,621,117
15, 651, 892
17,313,487
7, 016,320 1
$11, 080, 304
14, 512, 574
8, 408,945
12, 549,480
15, 625, 582
12, 250,339
16, 338, 239
9,346,172
10, 652,970
14, 951,487
11,268,262
14,845,811
6,176,136
2, 787, 315
21,271,652
7, 845, 339
7,820, 470
11, 666,363
8,409,819
5,547,418'
11, 368, 397
9, 628,362
11,380,126
7,016,320
$4, 376, 932
3, 618, 693
6,381, 800
$169,939
3,096, 030
3, 215, 300
3, 659, 300
2,970, 209
3, 084,100
1,868,131
1, 247, 989
6, 023, 530
5, 933, 361
4,731
1
$14, 916, 039
11, 288, 738
9, 833, 200
12, 359, 300
11, 619, 220
11, 620, 363
14, 317, 000
14, 257, 025
10, 649,100
12, 669,440
10,113,050
13,435,287
7, 619, 240
6, 428, 800
15, 000, 697
6, 038, 440
9, 455, 665
14, 286,123
4, 014, 803
7, 058, 000
12, 226, 299
13, 801, 796
15, 587, 887
5, 991, 320
$658, 577
1, 584,435
$3, 700
26, 735
2, 802, 000
606, 000
481,839
800, 000
30, 000
-
$2,000
2, 565, 259
400, 000
1,197,859
20, 000
1, 300, 348
320, 000
1, 267, 920
$415,023
122, 231
87, 772
190,180
6,503
276
414, 361
621, 070
2,400
185,978
175,212
101, 075
82, 368
12,315
50,955
206,899
157,996
73, 070
2,043
124, 698
153,652
66, 997
170, 774
279,795
48, 038
1,470
198, 088
950, 000
4, 191, 341
1, 620, 777
5, 500
1,260,000
709, 000
38, 780
3, 735,166
211,138
69,051
4,960, 000
1,600,000
445, 209
257, 698
657, 807
38,924
11,545
1, 737, 909
160, 279
$124,174
660, 358
1, 025,000
22, 809
94,792
193,927
229, 621
45,190
734,189
8,070,884 I
14,164, 744
78 I Utica, N. Y
79 Water bury, Conn.
7,946,800 |
13,910,844
6,372,729 i
12,041,900
124,084 ]
253,900
1,504,634
54,000 I
1,900,000
124,084 I
222,844
15,437
GROUP IV—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
80
81
8?
83
84
Somerville, M a s s .
E l Paso, Tex
S a n Diego, Calif
F o r t W a y n e , Ind_
Jacksonville, F l a
$2,179,292
8, 229,124
14, 541,434
4,060,136
10, 615, 569
$2,179,292
8, 229,124
11, 576,019
1,074,136
8,699,609
85
86
87
88
89
Lawrence, Mass
Schenectady, N . Y
Evansville, Ind
5, 793,816
8,470, 543
3,949,610
13,374,225
4, 551,949
5, 793, 816
8,470, 543
2,235,510
13,374,225
4, 225,276
90
91
93
93
94
Allentown, P a
Bayonne, N . J
Wichita, Kans
Harrisburg, Pa
M a n c h e s t e r , N . H_._
4,229,389
13,407,147
8, 766, 722
5,729,142 1
5,914, 702 [
1,381,660
13,407,147
6,142,415
3,494,642
5,914,702
95
96
97
98
99
L o n g B e a c h , Calif
Peoria, 111
Tampa, Fla
South Bend, Ind
St. Joseph, M o
10, 819, 729
2, 228, 716
6,250, 712
5,316, 717
3, 299,051
7,352, 731
1,427, 725
5,332, 697
2,432,717
2,172, 737
3,466, 998
766,380
918, 015
2,884,000
1,126,314
100
101
10?
103
104
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
Rockford, 111
Portland, M e
Gary, Ind
3, 752,722
3,776,646
5,142, 683
10, 589,211 1
2, 680.306
3, 111, 722
1,867, 553
3, 236,172
5,416,854
975,867
641, 000
1,909,093
1,845,600
1, 704,439
105
106
107
108
109
Hamtramck, Mich
Little Rock, Ark
Troy, N . Y
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
5,126, 686
4,702,841 1
7, 510, 308
11,154,177 I
11,598,825
2,238,186
1, 969, 775
7, 247,964
10, 604,177
6,748,312
2,888, 500
752, 511
117,860
550,000
4,850, 513
110
111
Binghamton, N . Y
Johnstown, Pa _
E a s t St. L o u i s , 111
Saginaw, M i c h
__
Terre Haute, Ind
5, 774,204
6, 891,755 1
3, 547,618
5,250, 313
2,636, 550 1
5,774.204
4, 297, 755
2,027, 337
3, 027,336
1, 766, 550
2, 594,000
765, 651
2, 222,977
870, 000
I
1
2,847,729
m
113
114
__
Savannah, Ga
_
-.
_
$2,965,415
2,986,000
1,915,960
$1, 579,000
6,944, 000
14,170, 675
3,884, 000
9,127,270
$600, 000
175, 645
$906,000
4,856, 290
7,657,000
3,853,100
12,075,946
3,827,050
1, 714,100
326,673
2, 624,307
2, 234, 500
[
10,542,535
1, 094,980
6,130,496
5,108,199
3,271,954
$34,611
1
60,911
5,172,357
1,980,555
144,484
754, 630
3,907, 500
10,829,984
4,901,337
5,458,800
5,648, 500
2, 580,000
3, 529,000
1,843, 525
10,384,777
2, 539, 500
4,259,448
654,162
5, 752,457
8,867,000
11,376,260
5, 280,925
6,891, 500
2,495, 548
3,192,000
2,621,000
433,139
519, 506
260,283
$593, 560
29,367
11, 752
69,000
340,874
3,390,206
131,100
730,352
8,929
445,089
700,000
304, 000
10, 697
778,773
383,623
245,629
1, 622,597
120,000
250, 000
375,000
32, 650
229,900
1,805,102
133,473
1,968,275
235,861
46, 000
63,445
46,170
684,908
1,978,300
1,570,250
1,337,000
297, 000
25,942
1,455,386
35,100
15,815
125, 000
102,104
8,821
465, 000
295,596
36,675
714, 361
1,945, 000
$292
86,751
159,862
167, 207
73, 765
237, 526
30,234
85,813
80,993
19,422
445,812
19,242
7,260
710
16, 202
234, 503
16,632
63,315
15,492
6,625
498,206
$1,022, 728
210,897
147,616
152,345
38, 670
2,676
32,439
42, 691
24,251
208, 518
4,980
69,359
33,185
92,552
57,230
100
157,938
198,220
49,108
20,842
51,096
127,457
129,437
255
31,571
337, 353
55,235
356
58,078
15,550
TABLE 2 2 . — T O T A L AND P E R CAPITA OP ALL DEBTS AND OF THE PRINCIPAL CLASSES THEREOF AT CLOSE OP YEAR, TOGETHER WITH
CHANGES DURING THE YEAR IN FUNDED AND FLOATING DEBT, N E T DEBT, AND SINKING FUND ASSETS: 1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 428. 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. 49]
GROSS DEBT AT CLOSE OF YEAR
Classified by the governmental unit
by which incurred
Classified by character of outstanding debt obligations
Current
Total
City
corporation
School
district
Other governmental
units of
city
Funded or
fixed
Floating
Special
assessment
bonds and
certificates
Revenue
bonds and
notes
Warrants
M
Obligations on
private
trust
account
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
-127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N. J
._Passaic, N. J
Springfield, Ohio
Lansing, Mich
_.
Chester, Pa
_.
Racine, Wis__
._
Chattanooga, Tenn...
Brockton, Mass
Altoona, Pa
_.
New Britain, Conn...
Highland Park, Mich.
Mobile, Ala
Berkeley, Calif
Springfield, 111
Bethlehem, Pa
_
Huntington, W. Va__
Holyoke, Mass
Lincoln, Nebr-_
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Cicero, 111
Quincy, Mass
East Orange, N. J
Portsmouth, Va
Covington, Ky
$8,978, 340
13, 785, 787
7, 561, 443
4,474, 866
8, 461, 064
$8,978,340
13, 785, 787
7, 561,443
2, 696,157
8, 461, 064
4, 701,990
3, 844, 670
7, 402,156
5, 735, 042
4,459, 515
2, 502, 740
3, 844, 670
7,402,156
5,735, 042
2, 499, 515
5, 205, 261
7, 728, 738
4, 721,098
3, 571,142
2, 809, 099
5, 205, 261
4, 226,738
4, 521, 520
1,117,878
1,998, 592
8, 064, 079
2, 615, 672
5, 239, 229
4, 200, 697
9,485,477
4,103,179
820, 860
5, 239, 229
2,172, 418
9,485,477
3,960,900
1, 794, 812
3, 228, 029
4, 737,909
7,909, 725
8,947,993
3,051,172
2,137, 207
4, 737,909
7,909,725
8,947,993
2, 540,199
804,072
$7, 354, 000
7,160,159
5, 738, 750
3, 611,150
6, 208, 600
$1, 778, 709
1,960,000
3.979, 500
3, 813, 396
6, 842, 700
4, 590, 600
3, 633, 500
3, 502,000
199, 578
2, 453, 264
766, 515
5, 076, 000
6.980, 026
3, 858, 880
3, 382,158
1, 485, 844
2,199, 250
1,942, 896
510,973
$43, 992
85, 383
286, 750
7, 787, 900
2, 593, 208
4, 437, 500
2, 574, 270
6, 300, 000
1,113, 832
3,141,050
5,498,745
8, 512,300
2,863,400
$1, 287, 000
2, 641, 631
11, 600
>
H
$2, 390, 811
1, 268, 500
848, 772
2, 052, 600
392, 800
256,901
$100,000
1, 570, COO
554,193
283, 000
930
722,925
519, 300
47, 000
25,000
332, 600
803
563, 686
627, 032
~~"33,~447
6,111
89, 012
46, 690
31, 274
226
42, 796
25,105
9,368
153, 460
61,145
78, 759
787
20
35, 524
70, 589
7,982
5,325
17, 139
1,969,939
$109, 212
23,186
302, 329
1, 101, 646
205,000
~466,~966~
1, 388,131
2, 521, 601
2, 001, 207
$128,128
8,833
99, 252
134, 821
51,000
o
ux
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
115
116
117
118
119
>
800,000
200,474
500,000
112,990
1, 500, 000
438, 194
432,000
147, 473
26, 544
102, 793
1,729
11, 278
10, 083
2,847
3,693
6,852
>
55
H
M
O
w
o
o
H
B
140
141
142
143
00 144
Macon, Ga
Roanoke, Va
Jackson, M i c h . . .
Shreveport, La
Wheeling, W . Va
§145
en 146
1 147
ro 148
<p 149
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y
Lancaster, Pa
F r e s n o , Calif.- .__
Augusta, Ga
P a s a d e n a , Calif.
150
00 152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
Topeka, Kans
Davenport, Iowa
Atlantic City, N. J
Kalamazoo, Mich
3,186,056 1
6,451,702
4, 508, 437
7, 290, 387
4, 524, 539
.
_
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x
Newton, Mass
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C
Cedar Rapids, I o w a .
736, 776
1,919,731
546, 003
2,867, 268
6, 242, 800
3, 374, 880
8, 572,981
4, 321, 566
10, 221,495
833, 000
844, 046
3,801,941
6,986,846
9, 296, 399
2, 378, 000
3, 093, 000
3, 223, 680
9,138, 856
9, 858, 040
2, 796, 050
3,168, 662
19, 054,166
3, 846, 789
5,048,540
2,505,636
1,857,974
19,054,166
1,755,610
4, 809, 500
290, 414
1, 310, 688
8, 067, 620
1, 786, 394
3,126, 188
15, 318, 000
2,459, 454
1, 692,127
819, 893
2,994,960
5,064,899
3,922,666
6,703,506
1.434,943
1, 314, 648
35, 842
177,968
87, 041
123,128
21, 837
907, 204
1, 720, 000
2, 305, 000
77, 040
2, 373, 411
8, 207, 808
5, 064,899
3,922, 666
6. 703, 506
3, 070, 489
_..
2, 509,456
6, 451,702
3, 771, 661
5, 370, 656
3,978, 536
10, 221,495
2, 553, 000
3,149, 046
3, 878 981
9, 360, 257
__.
___ _
676, 600
2, 091,179
8,129, 848
4, 303, 500
2, 854, 800
4, 352, 800
3, 055, 646
3, 898, 200
1, 635, 546
281, 001
26, 666
920,198
100, 000
177, 500
75, 382
389,894
1,945
4,268
50,936
104, 384
3,636
17, 892
175, 000
342, 485
274, 756
1,153, 036
1, 050, 000
8,500
1, 430, 300
8,000
600,000
900, 000
90, 491
2, 595,950
810, 000
52, 881
4,654
186, 776
186, 367
872
90, 216
3,165
33, 406
34, 625
98, 293
3,396
41, 602
225, 799
56, 094
160, 899
13, 886
13, 866
500
167, 866
19,915
957
)UP 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
160
161
16?
163
]64
Haverhill, Mass
O a k P a r k , 111
N e w Castle, P a
Kenosha, Wis
York, Pa
165
166
167
168
169
D e c a t u r , 111
Woonsocket, R. I
McKeesport, Pa
Bay City, Mich
Hammond, Ind
170
171
17?
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
$1, 788, 398
4, 391, 566
2, 576, 522
2,491,173
1,478, 803
$1,788,398
2,742,352
966,522
2,491,173
1,186,300
2, 569, 573
7, 657, 086
2,601,918
5, 291, 800
2, 652, 249
1,539,705
7,657,086
1,482,918
2,921,800
1,455,534
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
Elmira, N . Y . . .
Beaumont, Tex
G a l v e s t o n , Tex_
Chelsea, M a s s
9, 459, 559
3, 973,183
4, 757, 372
6, 380, 762
3, 945,910
7,089,803
3,973,183
4,757,372
6,380,762
3,945,910
C h a r l e s t o n , W . Va
Medford, M a s s .
Perth Amboy, N. J
Pittsfield, M a s s
S t o c k t o n , Calif
3,188, 765
3,155, 293
7, 266, 236
2, 777,120
4, 078, 774 II
1,704,744
3,155,293
7,266,236
2,777,120
2, 513,170
_.
$1, 389, 214
1, 610, 000
$1, 535, 000
2,039, 358
2, 377, 000
2,413, 000
1,410, 200
$260, 000
j
$1, 812, 270
178, 209
$60, 000
7,500
$250, 000
525, 256
41,166
20, 000
1, 753, 725
7, 015, 000
2,085, 000
5,048, 000
2, 285, 780
664, 313
146, 080
500, 000
67, 762
2, 369, 756
8, 833,134
3,741, 300
4, 555, 255
6, 301, 000
2,990,910
339, 325
1, 484, 021
3,163, 500
2, 578,950
3, 715, 750
2, 624, 400
3,999, 729
292, 503
1, 029, 868
1,119, 000
2, 370, 000
1,196, 715
I, 565, 604
.. •
1
426, 270
243, 800
$3, 643
21, 313
2,481
3
5,305
88,989
15, 692
150
53, 097
22, 886
141, 534
224,935
260, 469
62, 756
183, 500
$3, 398
11, 039
16,107
10, 445
69,982
26, 631
153, 020
8,172
9,780
955, 000
17, 020
1, 874, 200
931, 000
500, 000
741,400
150, 000
54, 755
8,245
76, 343
3,886
2,720
24, 290
T A B L E 2 2 . — T O T A L A N D P E R C A P I T A OF A L L D E B T S AND OF THE PRINCIPAL C L A S S E S T H E R E O F AT CLOSE OF Y E A R , TOGETHER WITH
C H A N G E S D U R I N G THE Y E A R I N F U N D E D AND FLOATING D E B T , N E T D E B T , A N D S I N K I N G F U N D A S S E T S : 1924—Continued
to
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 428. 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. 49j
GROSS DEBT AT CLOSE OF YEAR
Classified b y t h e governmental u n i t
b y w h i c h incurred
Classified b y c h a r a c t e r of o u t s t a n d i n g d e b t obligations
CITY
Current
ft
City numb
Total
GROUP
180
181
182
183
184
185
186
187
188
189
190
191
192
193
194
195
196
197
198
199
200
201
202
203
204
Lima, Ohio..
__ __
Madison, Wis
Greensboro, N C _
Lexington, K y
E a s t Chicago, I n d
P u e b l o , Colo
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
Salem, M a s s
San Jose, Calif
Butte, Mont
West Hoboken, N . J
Waco, Tex
Everett, Mass
Springfield, M o
-_
City
corporation
V . -- C I T I E S
$8,983,380
5,547,489
5,726,591
6,697,720 !
2,609,577
2,137,306
5,967,147
5, 290,470
3, 247,523
5,396, 512
2, 782, 243
3,346,628
2, 810,120
2, 557,378
2,868, 626
1,350, 587
1, 742, 552
3,869,019
5,351,067 1
4,183,368
3,483, 565
2, 583, 732
729,616
1,398,066
5,977,259 |
School
district
O t h e r governmental
u n i t s of
city
F u n d e d or
fixed
Floating
Special
assessment
bonds and
certificates
Revenue
bonds and
notes
Warrants
Obligations on
private
trust
account
P
H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N <3 F 30,000 T O 50,000--Continued
$7, 693, 537
5, 547,489
5,726,591
6,697,720
2, 609, 577
752,306
4,898, 203
3, 078, 604
3, 247, 523
5,396, 512
2, 782, 243
1,825,300
1,175,968
2,312,851
2, 868, 626
647,087
1,742, 552
2,326,729
4, 507,022
3,336,308
3,483,565
2, 583, 732
146,611
448,066
4,144,534
$1,289,843
1,385,000
1,068,944
2,211,866
1, 521,328
1,634,152
244, 527
703, 500
1,509,076
844,045
847,060
583,005
950,000
1,832,725
$33,214 1
1
$5,955,402
3,854,250
3,637, 000
4, 556,000
2, 230, 570
2, 067, 865
3, 576, 039
4,887, 500
2, 509,900
4,137, 251
2,336, 500
2,382,022
2,728,927
1,794,966
1, 624,925
1, 284,400
1, 685,380
3, 532,704
4,155,167
2,908,689
3,377, 550
2,134,090
719,438
1,336, 678
4,840, 657
$11,000
230, 944
$2, 893, 871
999,740
1,791,800
1, 730,000
270, 883
2,108,300
265, 400
554,322
935,800
343,696
750,773
62,400
$116,103
535,360
175,000
180, 776
106,895
252,189
20,000
650, 000
556, 940
400,000
28, 806
409,012
491,039
7,580
28,451
126, 530
54,926
8,854
33,214
9,384
91,325
400,000
95
35
1,097,556
$1, 210
%
III, 791
$16, 794
158,139
%
1,229
61, 861
2,168
117,570
87,623
21,469
45,743
26,267
850
1,889
3,787
291, 525
1,151,354
1,234,183
...J
3
>
a
15,378
57,172
11, 576
34,962
40,496
14,595
49,642
10,143
61,388
23,668
l-H
M
O
Ul
o
O
l-H
H
5P
205 Chicopee, M a s s
206 " D u b u q u e , I o w a
207 B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
208 C o l u m b i a , S. C
209 Joliet, 111
. _
__
1,868,308
3, 703, 294
1,445,925
3, 630,015
3,126, 956
_
. _
1,868,308
2,346,419
1, 047, 000
3, 007, 015
2, 013, 888
2, 255, 437
3,129, 630
2, 552,883
3, 598, 513
2,129,209
2, 255,437
1,382,000
1,841,141
3, 598, 513
1,326,081
711, 742
210
211
212
213
214
Superior, W i s .
Stamford, C o n n
A u r o r a , 111
.
Taunton, Mass
Council Bluffs, I o w a
215
216
217
218
219
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
. .
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
Q u i n c y , 111
Austin, Tex
N e w B r u n s w i c k , N . J . . . _._
. .
. .
.
.
1,478,971
4,497,225
893, 595
3,371, 637
4,222, 582
1,078,609
3,011, 296
738, 595
2,402, 661
4,222, 582
400,362
1,485,929
155, 000
968, 976
220
9M
22?
223
224
Waterloo, Iowa
_. _
Easton, Pa
__ __
Ogden, U t a h
D a n v i l l e , 111
Wilmington, N . C _ .
_
3,160,657
3,080,286
5,038,624
1,309, 875
3, 532,212
1,498,915
1, 649, 786
4, 070, 624
581, 530
2, 804, 871
1, 661, 742
1,430, 500
968, 000
728,345
727,341
225
226
227
228
229
Auburn, N . Y
Kokomo, Ind
Newport News, Va
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Hazleton, Pa
1, 574,054
685,385
3,328, 726
3,964, 940
1, 759, 500
1, 574, 054
277,885
3, 328, 726
3,964, 940
979, 000
230
231
232
233
234
Orange, N . J . _
Amsterdam, N . Y
Petersburg, Va
Norristown, P a
Waltham, Mass
3, 816, 013
2, 414,179
3, 919,062
1, 243, 705
1, 619,475
3, 816, 013
832,028
3,919, 062
292, 705
1,619,475
235
236
237
238
239
Lewiston, M e
Green Bay, Wis
Columbus, Ga
Oshkosh, Wis
Sheboygan, Wis
1, 534,850
3,000, 511
2,349,345
1,666,865
1,267,478
1,534,850
3,000,511
2,349,345
1,666,865
1,267,478
240
241
242
243
244
M o l i n e , 111-Watertown, N . Y
M u s k o g e e , Okla
L a Crosse, W i s
Newburgh, N . Y
1,604, 730
3,343, 789
4,732,998
2,341,638
1,774,918
1,334,559
3,343,789
3,260,409
2,341,638
1, 774,918
1,472, 589
245
246
247
248
Lynchburg, Va
Colorado Springs, Colo
Newport, R. I
Pensacola, F l a
4,137,932
4,075,900
2,379,340
2,919, 972
4,137,932
3, 004,614
2,379,340
2,337,888
1, 071,286
__ _
_
_._
_
___
._ .__ _
.
_
_
.
.
. .
.__
_
.
__
_
2,241, 000
2, 875,397
1, 276, 242
3,108, 600
2, 070, 528
1,747, 630
803,128
2,819,375
3,025, 700
3,307,000
1,151,270
3,163,316
651
404, 061
3,185, 835
4,352, 284
2,120,000
1,287,268
1
582, 084
4,132,800
3,291,935
2,136, 500
2, 759,687
15,695
294
1,493
231,200 !
17,980 j
355,000
43,602
789
781, 500
931,215
586,000
234
883 I
64,581
41,067
600
93, 846
13, 690
2,538
30,965
59,106
3,604
1,503
700
51,489
15,169
14, 042
72, 254
2,686
22, 937
233,430
174,864
771,400
501, 800
254,986
20,000 1
2,000
63,861
160,345 1
31, 900
1, 608, 262
90, 287
192, 000
22,032
76, 393
4,457
16, 551
2, 528
22,150
437, 095
50,749
26, 849
150, 000
82,329
285,152
1,181, 595
61,862
12, 785
2,240
9,666
651
3,245
12, 545
10,062
Q
w
>
331, 257
43, 483
1,198,636
8,000
705
128,475
1
1
61,000
216,000
2,651
85, 000
I
1,473, 500
2, 768, 700
2, 337, 500
1, 538,000
1, 088, 000
270,171
80, 508
3,392
11,675
2, 282, 875
2,357, 500
3, 909,000
1, 235, 000
1,491, 000
951,000
24,160
847,721 <
128,320 j
1
1,194, 080
997, 499
672, 600
2, 891, 334
2,691,350
1,759, 500
780,500
'
333,592 j
710. 700
730, 000
220, 000
1,481,200
460, 000
3, 534, 345
197, 000
3,178, 000
2,949,382
407, 500
1,581, 500
|
1,787, 800
2, 631,450
715,925
2, 562, 000
1, 500, 248
1,356,875
398,925
623, 000
1,113,068
308,946
124, 700
36,145
_
85, 528
1,038,000
138,290
53, 223
215, 306
471,827
1
i
115,666
16,277
5,150
6,505
212,385
260,078
f.
14,778
8,759
10, 589
21.788
15
170,000
6,407
118,429 i
38,878
350
1,033
435
33, 276
32,990
7,641
14, 514
35, 623
2, 748
12, 266
5,132
193,694
72,840
T A B L E 2 2 . — T O T A L AND P E R C A P I T A O F A L L D E B T S AND O F T H E P R I N C I P A L C L A S S E S T H E R E O F AT C L O S E O F Y E A R , T O G E T H E R W I T H
C H A N G E S D U R I N G T H E Y E A R I N F U N D E D AND F L O A T I N G D E B T , N E T D E B T , AND S I N K I N G F U N D A S S E T S : 1 9 2 4 — C o n t i n u e d
[ T h i s t a b l e is p r e s e n t e d i n t w o sections, t h e first section b e g i n n i n g on p . 420. 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 t a b l e , see p . 49]
N E T D E I T 2 AT CLOSE
OF Y E A R
G R O S S D E B T AT CLOSE O F Y E A R — c o n t i n u e d
Classified b y purpose for w h i c h i n c u r r e d
Classified b y creditor
T h e public
C i t y funds
w i t h investments l
General d e p a r t m e n t s
! Per a n d m u n i c i p a l service enterprises
j capita
Total
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
1
II
III
IV
V
r-
Per
capita
P u b l i c service enterprises a n d investments
Total
$4,903, 841, 330 $1,192,230,190 |$152. 47 ^$5,088,013,023 $127. 26 $1,008,058,497
2, 617, 398, 323 1,
584, 569,135
936,485, 208
480, 960, 803
284, 427, 861
INCREASE DURING YEAR 1 N -
I
018, 243, 730
52, 851, 472 •
84, 323,172 1
22, 638,935 1
14,172,881
207.01 3,206,107,462
146.94
471, 645,082
113.85
765, 995, 620
91.19 396, 912, 949
247, 351,910
83.14
182. 55
108. 72
85.43
71.87
68.87
429, 534, 591
165, 775, 525
254, 812, 760
106, 636, 789
51, 248, 832
Total
Per
capita
Funded
a n d floating d e b t
Sinking
fund
assets
Net debt2
Per
capita
$25.21 $4,226,496,952 [$105. 71 $441, 245, 604
24.46
38.21
28.42
19.32
14.27
| 2, 357, 234, 952
I
488, 759, 292
!
765, 989, 765
!
394,070, 056
!
220, 442, 887
I
134. 22
112. 67
85.43
71. 35
61.38
762, 320 $352,483. 284
258, 577, 233 71, 990,
35, 271, 703 4,913,
82, 229, 999 10,084,
44, 321, 572 1, 274,
20, 845, 097
499,
186, 586,443
30, 357, 926
72,145, 823
43,047,190
20, 345, 902
G R O U P I . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P L U A T I O N O F 500,000 A N D O V E R
N e w York, N . Y .
Chicago, 111
P h i l a d e l p h i a , Pa_
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, Ohio._
St. Louis, M o
Baltimore, M d
Boston, Mass
Los Angeles, Calif. __
Pittsburgh, P a
San Francisco, CalifBuffalo, N . Y
$1,266,250,146 $778, 890, 639 $350.77 " $2,045,140,785 $350. 77
79.19
233,023,180
208,292,929
33,211,120 1 82.07
207,408,278 106. 30
149. 75
69,015,933
223,157, 789
145, 022,951 123. 73
187,658,389
15, 444,177 i 173. 28
120, 561, 578 132.12
17,582,097 181.95
148,445, 869
26,203, 775 32.51
24, 589, 583
6,481,000 j 38.55
100, 707, 855
89,174,477
137,125, 808
86, 951,420
79, 815, 348
65, 228, 710
31,254,400 168.12
42,137,890 ( 169.30
7
4,169,876 1
152. 82
8, 718, 362 !
1,786,300 ; 150.10
9,551,936 ' 141.14
()
90,554,095
87, 250, 667
69,232,308
86,970,982
35, 637, 347
59,101, 516
115. 36
112. 49
7
()
138. 93
65.55
111. 55
$8,480,869
84, 765,444
58,079, 615
45, 466,388
4, 866, 808
$2.88
43.45 l
49.55
49.83
6.04 |
41,408,160
52.75
44,061,700 , 56.81
7
72, 063, 376
8,698, 800 13. 90
45,964,301
84.55
15, 679,130 29.59
|
1
() I
!
$1,183,069,024 $202. 91 $131,214,921 $53, 499,475 $77, 715, 446
138, 983, 643 47.23
14, 213,400 1,345, 971 12, 867,429
218,183,893 111. 83
23, 821,200 7, 526,069 16, 295,131
16,129, 640 2, 749,867 13, 379, 773
163,335,943 139. 35
5, 604, 798 3, 924,384
125,619,966 137. 67
1, 680,414
7, 780,000
20, 892, 391 25.92
7,916,182
6 136,182
95, 952, 097
87, 829, 695
113,718,676
80, 550,483
76, 301, 690
52, 797, 451
122. 24
113. 24
7
()
128. 67
140. 35
99.65
9, 624, 935
766, 300
33,175, 207
2, 297,368
7, 751,400
6,198, 064
1, 587,131
6 398,306
1, 594, 498
e 603,456
6 75,033
976, 372
8,037, 804
1,164, 606
31, 580,709
2, 900, 824
7, 826,433
5. 221. 692
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, Wis
14 I W a s h i n g t o n , D . C .
13
$38,636,964
4,175,230 |
$367, 606
$78.92
I
8.67 I
$38,649,570 $78.21
4,175,230 j 8.67 j
$355,000
1.72
$35, 701, 359 $72. 24
196, 970 I
o.4i;
$5,185, 221
6
979, 700
$362,355
$4,822,866
6 1,014,351 |
34, 651
Newark, N . J
Minneapolis, M i n n
N e w Orleans, La__
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio__
Kansas City, M o . .
Seattle, W a s h
Indianapolis, Ind_.
Rochester, N . Y_._
Jersey C i t y , N . J__
71,595,390
57, 388, 013
53, 960, 966
92, 768, 577
31, 873,503
76, 410, 301
34, 818, 522
50, 788, 925
72,152, 744
13,918,756
191. 91
2, 821, 547 144. 29
1,163, 440 134. 60
24, 238, 839 286. 90
90.62
7
()
99.18
164. 05
259. 69
63,590, 917
57,426, 507
41, 096, 547
79, 738, 686
23,829,737
29,334, 760
34, 818, 522
36, 603,194
62, 381, 412
142. 71
137. 62
100. 35
195. 52
67.30
(0
99.18
116. 79
199. 84
21, 923,229
2, 783,053
14,027, 859
37, 268,730
8,280, 766
47, 664,902
14, 810,731
18, 681,255
49.20 I
6.67 j
34.25 1
91.38
23.33
(0
47.26
59.85
62, 049, 705
43,103, 637
42, 460, 565
82, 711, 735
21, 746, 495
70, 892, 821
31,169, 474
31,172, 891
67, 553, 640
139. 25
103. 30
103. 68
202. 81
61.41
7
()
88.78
99.47
216. 41
5,012, 749
1,380,499
6 670, 787
4, 387, 625
6, 287, 432
3,370,070
3, 782, 590
3,008,185
4, 507, 819
1,068,519
584,039
2,011, 001
2,101,125
96,443
453, 933
6 674,104
359, 702
e 434, 885
3, 944, 230
796,460
6 2, 681, 788
2,286, 500
6,190, 989
2, 916,137
4,456, 694
2, 648,483
4,942, 704
$345,876
316,051
422, 041
137, 683
6
352, 281
879, 602
6 134,818
2, 335,050
6 18,135
6
169, 000
6 $370, 314
1,105,028
3, 959,871
7, 304, 817
1, 242, 924
3, 243,154
1,933, 818
4,167,010
6 434, 831
6
97,000
6 36,196
6 191, 489
158, 565
327, 907
6107, 818
698, 875
299, 696
259,067
418, 735
350, 343
4, 802, 718
6
541, 203
2,033, 018
1, 682, 573
6
200, 723
445, 776
2, 697, 389
3,138, 696
518, 220
120, 966
6
672, 825
873, 915
1, 284, 888
6
29,008
2,002, 637
4, 585, 914
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
Louisville, K y
Toledo, Ohio
Portland, O r e g . . .
D e n v e r , Colo
A k r o n , Ohio
Columbus, Ohio..
Providence, R. I .
St. P a u l , M i n n . _ .
O a k l a n d , Calif___
Atlanta, Ga
Omaha, Nebr
Birmingham, Ala..
Worcester, M a s s . . .
San A n t o n i o , T e x .
Dallas, T e x
Richmond, Va
Syracuse, N . Y
New Haven, Conn.
Memphis, Tenn
D a y t o n , Ohio
Norfolk, V a
Houston, Tex
Bridgeport,. C o n n . . .
Youngstown, Ohio.
Hartford, Conn
Grand Rapids, M i c h .
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, P a
Paterson, N . J
Springfield, M a s s
$16, 228, 528
33, 227, 808
39, 962, 935
33, 299, 022
34, 733, 978
34, 485, 494
21, 304, 467
30, 275, 214
12,043, 543
11, 841, 410
36, 709,175
13,445, 371
12,437,495
12, 986,462
18,806,101
26, 531, 941
22, 442, 946
13, 295, 344
26, 206, 470
13, 389, 769
35, 776, 254
19, 367, 388
11, 559, 887
14, 720, 743
16, 285, 666
11,065,067
13,289, 361
5, 455,473
14, 556, 519
17, 290, 603
$141,000
4, 855, 564
3, 856, 849
650, 700
1, 518, 577
11, 845, 646
12, 852,188
6,079, 210
2,046, 000
1,441, 363
122, 500
3,094,000
455, 500
431, 250
4, 578,100
155, 000
"2,~653,"238
1,800, 500
2, 587,188
15, 391
2, 739, 599
566, 381
370, 700
699, 900
161,000
987, 500
449, 547
$56.
135.
157.
122.
7
()
33
84
83
80
172. 74
130.40
149. 03
49.46
7
()
183. 39
67.99
82.17
71.69
104. 47
169.13
124. 43
76.45
152.12
94.80
(7)
(77)
()
112. 54
110. 04
78.04
95.84
39.71
110. 53
126. 64
$15, 245,169 $52.46
35, 689, 742 127.30
61.47
17, 065,136
51. 38
14, 205,124
7
26,016,903
36, 340, 371 135,49
85. 77
22, 468,155
97.03
23, 669,184
40. 75
9, 922, 731
7
10,862, 495
25, 823, 563 124.14
62.92
12, 555, 912
53.08
10, 032,095
68. 33
12, 811, 962
81.59
15, 024, 362
24,817,411 134. 92
18, 338. 946 101.68
75. 68
13, 315, 344
18,109, 796 105.12
80. 31
13, 591, 749
7
22,052, 391
7
17, 771,076
7
11, 575, 278
99. 45
15, 429, 842
81. 64
12, 502, 047
60. 74
8, 900, 767
66. 29
9, 676, 626
39. 71
5, 616, 473
15, 524,019 110.38
15,598, 735 1 111.35
()
()
()
()
()
1
5
2
6
3
7
Sinking, p u b l i c t r u s t , a n d i n v e s t m e n t funds.
N o t d e b t is f u n d e d a n d floating d e b t less sinking fund assets.
See n o t e for N e w Y o r k , N . Y .
• Includes d e b t for p u b l i c service enterprises, not separately reported,
»
$1,124, 359
2, 393, 630
26, 754, 648
19, 744, 598
10, 235, 652
9, 990, 769
11,688,500
12, 685, 240
2,120, 812
3,024,915
12, 326. 975
1,011,959
5, 499,400
630,000
4, 212, 989
6, 292, 630
4,104,000
135, 000
8,096, 674
2, 451, 258
15, 524, 363
4,183, 500
$3.87
8.54
96.37
71.42
7
2, 030, 500
4, 350,000
2, 535,000
8 4, 312, 635
13.09
28.40
17. 30
29.55
20,000
2,141,415
0.14
15.29
()
37. 25
44.62
52.00
8.71
7
()
59.26
5.07
29.10
3.36
22.88
34.21
22.75
0.77
47.00
14.48
7
(7 )
()
$13, 609, 394 $46.83
28, 856, 906 102.93
32, 629, 505 117.53 1
94.73
26,189, 566
7
28, 566, 704
93.21
24, 999, 869
70.74
18, 531, 015
92.52
22, 568, 733
44.98
10, 952, 329
9, 739,050
29, 883, 347 143. 65
49. 60
9, 898,170
42.88
8,104, 354
48.35
9,065, 565
17,025, 059
92.46
23, 696, 681 128.82
94.11
16, 973, 438
10, 766, 286 I 61.19 1
23, 439, 996 136.06 1
69.57
11, 773, 815
7
32, 993, 604
7
18, 583, 606
7
11,121,391
75.14
11, 657, 652
14,052, 870
91.76
53.28
7, 808,173
84.55
12, 341, 824
28.34
4,008, 908
72.05
10,132. 218
15, 678, 604 1 111.92 1
()
o
()
()
()
6
$24,
1, 421,
4, 381,
7, 442,
890,
438
079
912
500
643
4,122, 756
1, 799, 000
6, 502,060
6 452, 966
6
266, 000
263, 500
6
450, 556
577,300
678, 250
4, 694, 900
157,-672
2, 033, 018
1, 805,000
93, 800
772, 391
3, 657, 000
3, 225, 632
51,000
671, 307
6
260, 246
1,012, 000
1, 585,058
6
91,000
2,011,000
4, 614,964
122, 427
294, 523
326, 615
959, 611
86, 936
6 467, 220
55&341
412, 579
138,085
300,170
6 61, 992
8,363
29,050
6
I n c l u d e d w i t h t h a t s h o w n for general d e p a r t m e n t s a n d m u n i c i p a l service enterprises.
Decrease.
Per c a p i t a n o t c o m p u t e d .
9 I n c l u d e s $1,500,000 c o m b i n e d w a t e r a n d sewer d e b t .
T A B L E 2 2 . — T O T A L AND P E R C A P I T A O F A L L D E B T S AND O F T H E P R I N C I P A L C L A S S E S T H E R E O F AT C L O S E O F Y E A R , T O G E T H E R W I T H
C H A N G E S D U R I N G T H E Y E A R I N F U N D E D AND F L O A T I N G D E B T , N E T D E B T , AND S I N K I N G F U N D A S S E T S : 1 9 2 4 — C o n t i n u e d
CO
o
[This t a b l e is p r e s e n t e d i n t w o sections, t h e first section beginning on p . 420. 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 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 . 49]
N E T D E B T 2 AT CLOSE
OF Y E A R
GROSS DEBT AT CLOSE OF YEAR—continued
Classified by purpose for which incurred
City number
Classified by creditor
CITY
City funds
with investments i
The public
INCREASE DURING Y E A R I N —
General departments
Per
and municipal servcapita 1 ice enterprises
Public service enterprises and investments
Per
capita
Per
capita
Total
Total
Total
Per
capita
Funded
and floating debt
Sinking
fund
assets
Net debt 2
3
G R O U P I I I . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 100,000 T O 300,000—Continued
$124,800 $112. 26
2, 025,929 111. 89
93. 55
159, 000
98.21
238,000
2, 789, 779 123. 62
Des Moines, Iowa
Trenton, N . J
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h .
Fall River, Mass
Camden, N . J
__
$15,332,436
12,486, 645
11,868, 638
12,311,480
12,835,803
Nashville, T e n n
N e w Bedford, M a s s . .
Flint, Mich.
_._.
Wilmington, Del
Albany, N . Y
12, 207, 639
16,174, 239
15, 727,972
10, 270, 270
14, 587, 676
382, 700
533, 750
Cambridge, Mass
Kansas City, K a n s . . .
Erie, P a
..
Reading, P a
Yonkers, N . Y
10, 086,812
17,497,026
9, 013,436
6,186,815
20,950, 902
1,181,450
444,815
378, 000
259,800
320, 750
Lowell, M a s s
Duluth, Minn
Tulsa, Okla
Elizabeth, N . J
Spokane, Wash
7.845.339
10, 275, 679
13,951,848
7.243.340
7, 006,506
515, 000
798,615
1,166,479
409,043
Tacoma, Wash
C a n t o n , Ohio
O k l a h o m a C i t y , Okla.
Lynn, Mass
11, 501,180
13,485, 948
15, 693, 095
7,013,320
1,119,937
2,165, 944
1, 620, 392
3,000
42, 700
164, 000
$10, 772, 783
13,348, 574
9,160, 610
11, 239,480
13, 348,907
$78. 24
102.91
71.25
87.96
105. 61
99.25
136.37
132. 30
89.67
129.18
10, 702,339
13,730, 504
12, 682,124
6,862, 970
12, 548,826
86.71
114. 60
106. 68
57.77
107. 20
96.46
155.15
9,814, 262
11,227,157
9,030, 242
6, 092, 615
18, 532,252
84.01
97.09
4
0)
57.66
191. 00
70.90
99.55
137. 73
(0
70.91
122. 42
152. 32
0)
68.44
6, 757, 589
7,154, 555
6,474,182
8,346, 319
5,427, 773
()
54.49
166. 41
61.07
66.00
60.45
$4, 684, 453 $34. 02
1,164,000
8.97
2,867, 028 22.30
1,310, 000 10.25
2, 276,675 18.01
$14,444,914 $104. 90
8,436,066
65.04
9, 524, 804 74.09
9, 712, 754 76.01
8, 698, 539 68.82
$420, 735
1, 521, 000
3 5, 000
1,461, 000
1,035, 595
$128,976
3 13, 634
110, 502
3 68,466
192,046
$291,759
1, 534, 634
3 115, 502
1, 529,466
843, 549
1, 548, 000
2, 607,735
3,045,848
3, 790,000
2, 572,600
12.54
21.77
25.62
31.90
21.98
10,965,292
88.84
12,199,185 101. 82
14, 075,305 118. 40
10,362, 773 87.22
12,173,377 103. 99
23,971
3123, 000
4, 233,386
411, 887
1, 628,173
154, 227
3 81,397
109, 600
36, 236
112,417
3 130,256
3 41,603
4,123,786
375,651
1, 515,756
1, 454, 000
6,714,684
361,194
354, 000
2, 739,400
12.45
58.07
6,336, 576 54.24
12,770, 696 110.44
7,151, 238
W
5, 931, 700 53.05
15,000,697 134. 69
3 296,400
2, 704,626
337, 735
2,168, 500
1,864, 094
3 270,956
89, 231
3 32,178
3 29, 235
3 25,444
2,615,395
369,913
2,197,735
1, 864,094
5, 799, 653 52.42
9,295,175
85.75
11,790,589 110. 09
(«)
2, 889,121
51. 76
5,413,171
34,480
14,290
3,819,169
29, 290
3 322,000
14,039
53,308
626, 600
406,942
110,072
20,441
3
39, 018
3,192, 569
3
377,652
3 432,072
10, 598,107 102. 80
11,227,378 109. 26
12, 430, 622
(*)
5, 065, 503 49.41
3,900, 959
960, 711
1, 729,206
128,92©
214, 702
662,885
165,964
61,029
3, 692, 257
297,826
1, 563, 242
67,891
(4)
3.17
24.60
9.83
33.55
77.28
51. 90
1, 087, 750
3, 636,124
8, 276, 281
63, 500
1, 987,776
3,891, 801
37. 75
13, 607,987 132. 43
11,598,487
0)
5,396,300 52.64
8, 729, 316
2,043, 905
5, 715, 000
1, 620,020
84.67
19.89
4
(9
(4)
19.01
()
15.80
>
t—i
M
O
GO
O
o
Utica, N . Y
Water bury, Conn.
7,994,986 I
13,915, 744
75,898 I 80.05
249,000
0)
7,875,834 I 78.12 |
9,817,744
(0
195,050
4,347,000
6,271,185 I 62.20 I
11,776,713
0)
1.93
(4)
962, 536 I
661, 600
3 838 I
20,703
963,374
640,897
GROUP IV—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
80
81
82
83
84
Somerville, M a s s
El Paso, Tex
San Diego, Calif
Fort Wayne, Ind
Jacksonville, F l a - .
85
86
87
88
89
Lawrence, Mass
Schenectady, N . Y
Evansville, Ind
Knoxville, T e n n
Savannah, G a .
5,778,816
8, 280,043
3,839, 610
12,897,831
4, 551, 949
90
91
9?
93
94
Allentown, P a
Bayonne, N . J
Wichita, K a n s
Harrisburg, P a
Manchester, N . H
3, 953,389
11,819, 673
8,564,152
5,459,465
5, 502, 202
95
96
97
98
99
L o n g B e a c h , Calif
Peoria, 111
Tampa, Fla
__. South Bend, I n d
-.
St. Joseph, M o
.
10,819,729
2,085,616
5,439, 734
5, 316, 717
3,299, 051
._
J
100 W i l k e s - B a r r e , P a . _
101 Sioux C i t y , I o w a
102 Rockford, 111.
103 1 P o r t l a n d , M e
104 1 G a r y , I n d
-
$2,179,292
7,692,124
14,528,684
4,047,136
10,384, 222
3, 743, 722
3, 725,375
4, 956, 273
9, 221, 916
2,665,158
105
106
107
108
109
Hamtramck, Mich
Little Rock, A r k
Troy, N . Y
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
5, 003, 206
4, 702,841
7,479, 208
10,410,177
11,380,999
110
111
112
113
114 J
Binghamton, N . Y
Johnstown, P a
_
E a s t S t . L o u i s , 111
Saginaw, M i c h
Terre Haute, I n d
5,554,354
6,891, 755
3, 547, 618
4, 963,813
2,636, 550
$22. 20
84. 80
150. 77
42.43
111. 77
$2,179,292
6,318,921
5,470, 224
3,637,929
6,302,929
$22. 20
65.12
56. 72
38. 02
66.36
$1,910. 203
9,071, 210
422, 207
4, 312, 640
$19.69
94.06
4.41
45.41
$1, 579,000
5,831,607
13,396,662
3, 789,184
8,578,157
$16.08
60.10
138.90
39. 60
90.32
3 $164,500
310,000
801,705
915, 000
3 769,285
$190,225
38,036
25.185
3 525,343
3 $164, 500
3 200,225
763, 669
889,815
3 243,942
61. 88
91.45
42. 89
146. 42
49. 90
5, 646,816
8,100, 543
3,151, 530
11,074, 725
4, 269, 449
60. 31
87. 46
34. 22
121. 25
46. 80
147, 000
370, 000
798,080
2,299, 500
282, 500
1.57
3.99
8.67
25.17
3.10
4, 839, 465
7, 535,316
3, 755, 770
11, 587,353
3, 587, 550
51. 68
81.35
40.79
126.86
39.33
3 308, 270
1,036,300
3137,200
4,044, 500
3 61, 500
3 275,136
3 14,841
3 7,887
119,030
44, 500
3 33,134
1,051,141
3 129,313
3,925,470
3106,000
276, 000 | 47.13
1,587,474
154.85
202,570
101. 59
269,677 1 69.63
412, 500
71.92
4,118, 989
9, 213, 531
8, 251, 722
4,084,942
5, 862, 702
45. 90
106.41
95.62
49.65
71.29
110,400
4,193, 616
515,000
1,644,200
52,000
1.23
48.44
5.97
19.98
0.63
3, 515, 741
9, 544,723
4, 670, 080
5, 242,098
5,432,948
432,700
736,064
525, 456
3 96,600
3 273,500
59, 794
179,220
3 16,165
3 18,809
8,842
372,906
556,844
541,621
3 77,791
3 282, 342
133. 31
27.65
77.68
67.75
42.16
6,064, 796
2, 228, 716
4,135,891
4, 096, 634
3, 299, 051
74.73
27.65
51.40
52.20
42.16
4, 754,933
58.59
2,114,821
1,220,083
26.28 1
15.55 1
10,301, 534
1, 010,421
4,943,994
4,892,672
3, 003, 531
5,271,557
3 110,024
1,625,388
1,007,522
674,840
11,584
13,861
124,263
20,445
3 21, 605
5,259,973
3123,885
1,501,125
987,077
696,445
3, 752, 722
3, 676, 646
4, 742, 683
5, 631,114
2,667,806
48.77
48.95
63.79
75.86
36.56
100, 000
400,000
4,958,097
12,500
1.33
5.38
66.79
0.17
3,020, 723
3,350,524
1, 828, 025
9,015,112
2,466,664
39.26
44.61
24.59
121.45 1
33.81
351,977
780,000
226,625
403,168
444, 500
2,958
74,633
7,700
96,029
3 6,041
349, 019
705,367
218,925
307,139
450, 541
4, 765, 686
4, 701,341
5,422,172
6,865, 220
7,700,714
65.55
64.79
75.11
95.11
108.30
361,000
1,500
2,088,136
4, 288,957
3,898, 111
4.97
0.02
28.93
59.42
54.82
3,986,918
2, 622,437
5,595,837
8,871,842
11,155,777
54.84
36.14 1
77.52
122.90
156.89
570,007
590,482
327,300
6,903
121, 760
158,436
411,571
590,482
321, 575
3 13,916
55,065
79.79
97.45
50.27
63.88
37.53
105,000
1.48
757,000
16. 76
71.64
86.95
33.75
45.07
35.44 1
1,909, 275
1, 519, 000
3 32,415
3 207,500
377,000
$537,000
12,750
13,000
231,347
15,000
190,500
110,000
476,394
143,100
810,978
48.77
9,000
51,271
50.28
69.17
186,410
1,367,295 1 142.65 1
15,148 1 36.74
123,480
3l, 166
744,000
217,826
70.52
64.81
104.04
154.52
163.12
219,850 !
81.27
97.45
50.27
74. 64
286, 500
1 37.53 !
i Sinking, public trust, and investment funds.
8
Decrease.
5, 669, 204
6,891, 755
3, 547, 618
4,493,313
2, 636, 550 1
1
5,089,690
6,149, 230
2,382,182
3,170, 565
2,489,872 1
39.18 1
110. 24
54.12
63.71
66.06
126. 93
12.53
61.44
62.35
38.38
5,725
20,819
66, 695
32,647 '
70,183
12, 085
3 109,376
41,417 1
t-1
1,876,628
1,448, 817
3 44,500
3 98,124
335,583
2
Net
4
debt is funded and floating debt less sinking fund assets.
Per capita not computed.
CO
TABLE 2 2 . — T O T A L AND P E R 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, N E T DEBT, AND SINKING FUND ASSETS: 1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 420. 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. 49]
N E T D E B T 2 AT CLOSE
OF Y E A R
GROSS DEBT AT CLOSE OF YEAR—continued
City number
CITY
The public
INCREASE DURING Y E A R I N —
Classified by purpose for which incurred
Classified by creditor
City funds
with investments l
Per
capita
General departments
and municipal service enterprises
Total
Per
capita
Public service enterprises and investments
Total
Total
Funded
Per
floatcapita i anddebt
ing
Sinking
fund
assets
Net debt 2
Per
capita
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N . J
Passaic, N. J
....
Springfield, Ohio
Lansing, Mich
Chester, Pa
Racine, Wis
Chattanooga, Tenn._.
Brockton, Mass
Altoona, Pa
New Britain, Conn__.
Highland Park, Mich
Mobile, Ala
Berkeley, Calif
Springfield, 111
Bethlehem, Pa
Huntington, W. Va_.
Holyoke, Mass
Lincoln, Nebr
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Cicero, 111
Quincy, Mass.
East Orange, N . J
Portsmouth, Va
Covington, Ky
$7,423,340
13,155, 848
6, 714,943
4, 023,852
8,418,564
$1, 555,000 $130.25
202.24
629,939
846, 500 111.12
66.50
451,014
42, 500 126.88
4, 540,490
3, 672,670
7,402,156
5,486,092
4, 028,194
4, 941, 261
6, 592, 697
4, 721,098
3, 571,142
2,809,099
7, 684,379
2,615,672
5, 081,229
4, 200,697
9,310,477
3,228,029
4,733,909
6,831, 725
8, 741, 608
3,051,172
161, 500
172,000
248~950"
431, 321
264, 000
1,136, 041
379,700
_
158~006"
175, 000
4,000
1,078,000
206,385
$7, 530,340 $109. 24
13,431, 787 197. 05
7, 561, 443 111.12
61.82
4,159,866
43.60
2,907,464
70.60
58.21
112,64
87.57
68.29
4, 674,490
2,792,670
6,542,156
4,147,142
3,677,239
70.19
42.28
99.55
63.33
56.31
79.76
118.44
73.17
55.98
45.34
4, 051,398
6,374,112
3,122, 798
3,513, 549
2, 212,870
62.08
97.68
48.40
55.07
35.72
131.71
43.01
86.87
70.61
160.12
6,352,079 103. 74
2, 605, 672 42.85
3, 217,229 53.34
3,765,560
63.30
7,800,121 131. 67
54.62
81.25
135. 71
153. 79
52.52
3,061,375
51.80
4,463,564
76.54
6,347, 725 108. 91
5,772,398
99.21
1,395,372
24.02
$1,448, 000 $21.01
354,000
5.19
315,000
5, 553, 600
27, 500
1, 052,000
860, 000
1, 587,900
782,276
1,153, 863
1,354, 626
1, 598,300
57,593
596,229
1, 712, 000
10,000
2, 022, 000
435,137
1,685,356
166, 654
274, 345
1, 562, 000
3,175, 595
1, 655, 800
4.68
83. 28
0.41
15.93
13.09
24.25
11.98
17.68
20.76
24.77
0.90
9.62
27. 96
0.16
33. 53
7.31
28.45 J
2.82 I
4.70
26. 80
54.58
28.50 1
3
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GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 10,0000—Continued
115
116
117
118
119
to
$6, 626, 618 $96.13
8, 420, 848 123. 53
4, 885,233 71.79
3,112,939
46.26
5,908, 784 88.61
$769, 000
3 213,000
1,398, 500
39,570
1, 609,800
$127,872
94,184
55,702
112,677
74, 942
$641,128
3 307,184
1, 342,798
3 73,107
1,534,858
2,990, 427 44.90
3, 813, 396 57.73
6, 719, 604 102. 25
4,018,118
61.36
3,010, 574 46.10
107,000
130, 296
574,871
3127, 400
400,000
3 57,029
164,029
130,296
552, 288
3
82,926
303,908
66.66
81.46
57.53
52.13
23.11
27,000
619,000
572, 995
3 120, 702
3 191,098
85, 837
298,378
49, 207
6, 755,137 110.33
2,228, 760 36.65
4.184.105
69.37
2,471,924
41.55
6, 087, 844 102. 76
635,000
370,087
642, 500
3 293,006
3
163,000
1,113,832
18.85
3,141, 050 53.86
4,262, 787 73.14
7,774,125 133. 61
2,823, 217 48.60
245,845
225,700
607,000
1, 521, 700
3 69,000
4,350, 431
5,315, 598
3, 711, 456
3, 325, 801
1.432.104
22, 583
3
44,474
96,092
3
3
12,118
3
26,611
3 58,837
320, 622
523, 788
3 108, 584
3 164,487
159,279
755
12,806
360,384
40,619
475,721
369,332
629,694
67,378
3 203,619
92, 740
89,413
3 28,006
245,845
225,700
514,260
1,432,28i
3 40, 994
>
r
>
H
h-f
w
H
M
O
w
o
a
M
140
141
142
143
144
Macon, Ga
Roanoke, Va
Jackson, Mich
Shreveport, La
Wheeling, W. Va.._.
3,075,464
6,086, 702
4,373,055
7, 287, 387
4, 524, 539
110, 592
365,000
135,382
3,000
55.62
113.48
80.18
129. 67
80.50
2,368,772
6,201,702
3,657,746
5,214,210
2, 524,539
41.35
109.08
65.05
92.74
44.91
817,284
250,000
850, 691
2,076,177
2, 000, 000
14.27 1]
4.40
15.13
36.93
35. 58
2,735, 029
5, 801,792
3,374,880
6, 376,194
4,152, 211
47. 75 1
1
102.05
60.02
113.41
73.87 1
515,770
1, 548,220
577,204
1, 686,324
69, 567
499,717
1,484,641
577,204
1,666,854
7,619
145
146
147
148
149
Niagara Falls, N . Y.
Lancaster, Pa
Fresno, Calif
Augusta, Ga
Pasadena, Calif
10, 201, 672
2, 530,200
3,149, 046
3,665, 781
9, 360, 257
19, 823
22, 800
182. 62
45.67
56.39
70.84
172. 70
8,706,465
2,228,000
3,120, 546
2,850,981
6, 637,321
155. 55
39.86
55.88
52.07
122.46
1, 515, 030
325, 000
28,500
1,028, 000
2, 722, 936
27.07
5.81 1
0.51 1
18.77
50.24
9,296,399
2,255,810
3,023, 929
2, 899, 570
8, 599, 330
166.09
40.36
54.15 ;
52.96
158.67
154,900
534, 000
3 47,330
3 117, 560
3, 746, 816
154,900
506, 225
9,988
3 107,143
3, 548, 660
150
151
152
153
1*54
Lafcewood, Ohio
Topeka, Kans
Davenport, Iowa
Atlantic City, N . J_.
Kalamazoo, M i c h . . .
9,348,180
2, 732,178
3,168, 662
15,367, 216
3, 657,353
182.42
51.90
59.19
360,75
73.02
9, 630,424
2,020,183
2,864, 662
L3, 580,166
3, 784,306
178. 21
37.50
53.51
257.11
71.83
227, 616
775, 867
304, 000
5,474, 000
62,483
7, 223,300
1, 532,964
2,930,835
13, 655, 672
2,428, 821
133.67
28.45
54.75
258.54
46.10
557, 700
3 491,742
535, 711
2, 713,450
67,367
374,160
3 164,842
516, 753
2, 547,617
78,347
155
156
157
158
159
Wichita Falls, Tex..
Newton, Mass
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
8,199,808
4,296,399
3, 879, 666
6, 703, 506
3, 050,989
(*)
3,267, 526
4, 700,899
3,885,666
4,955,051
2, 559,489
90.39
75.59
96.57
50.69
7, 592,431
3, 037, 074
2,380, 508
5,089, 523
2,965, 868
58.40
46.31
99.19
58.74
3 162, 211
3 246, 500
92,300
762, 000
3 21,307
3 160,608
3 23, 588
298,132
724,027
3 24, 793
$22. 09
41.35
45.41
50.59
22.36
$48,000
118,232
35, 000
168,000
3 80, 300
213,200
509,860
63, 872
3, 686,950
189,436
8,000
768, 500
43,000
19,500
97.39
76.31
130. 65
60.81
(4)
4,940, 282
364,000
37, 000
1, 748, 455
511, 000
4.21
14.40
5.68
103.64
1.19
(4)
7.00
0.72
34.08
10.12
(4)
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000
$35.84
89.04
52. 64
50.96
30.31
$1, 657,398
4, 238,366
2, 576, 522
2,104,173
1,478,803
$33. 22
85.94
52.64
43.04
30.31
3 22, 721
$7,935
118, 232
15, 263
168,000
3 57, 579
52. 70
29, 520
157.06
1, 501,000
53.45
50,686
450,000 1 109.02
54. 69
1,810, 544
6,993, 236
2,181,918
3,014,800
1,697,249
37.13
143. 44
44.83
62.11
35.00
759,
663,
420,
2,277,
955,
029
850
000
000
000
15.57
13.62
8.63
46.91
19.69
1,377, 551
5, 269, 283
1,930,390
4, 407, 602
2, 271, 706
28.25
108. 08
39.66 |
90.81 |
46.84
347,995
3 523,000
3 78, 000
3 27, 500
121, 740
3 15, 019
3 238, 613
3 227, 864
140, 748
3 4, 224
363, 014
3 284,387
149,864
3 168, 248
125, 964
196.26
83.03
99.56
135.04
84.56
7, 731, 550
2,743,183
3,013,359
6,023, 682
3,945,910
160.41
57.32
63.06
127.48
84.56
1, 728,
1,230,
1,744,
357,
009
000
013
080
35.85
25.70
36.50
7.56
7,983, 605
3, 741,300
3, 801, 998
5, 672, 667
2,242, 768
165. 64
78.18
79.57
120. 05
48.06
785,167
3 114,700
100, 622
983,000
27, 310
143, 380
641, 787
3 114, 700
107, 581
1,042,156
105,357
68.65
68.00
157.45
60.18
1 88.49 I
3,188,765
3,091,293
4,818, 036
1,788,120
3,600, 384
68.65
66.62
104. 40
38.75
78.11
2,457,462
2,340, 765
4, 897, 526
2,624,400
3, 865, 949
52.90
50.45
106.12
56.87
83.87 1
160
161
162
163
164
Haverhill, M a s s . .
O a k P a r k , 111
N e w Castle, P a .
Kenosha, Wis
York, P a
165
166
167
168
169
D e c a t u r , 111
...
Woonsocket, R . I
McKeesport, P a
Bay City, Mich
__.
Hammond, Ind
2, 540, 053
6,156,086
2, 551, 232
4,841,800
2, 652,249
170
171
172
173
174
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y . _ .
E l m i r a , N . Y___
B e a u m o n t , T e x - ___
Galveston, Tex
Chelsea, Mass_ __. _
9, 279,475
3, 911, 683
4, 391,872
6,257, 762
3,181,268
180,084
61, 500
365, 500
123,000
764, 642
175
176
177
178
179
Charleston, W . V a
Medford, Mass
Perth Amboy, N . J
Pittsfield, M a s s . .
S t o c k t o n , Calif
3,188, 765
3,109,193
6, 604,386
2,777,120
4,078, 774
46,100
661,850
$1,
4,
2,
2,
1,
546,398
358, 066
576, 522
330,856
399,803
$242,000
33,500
160,317
79,000
i Sinking, public trust, and investment funds.
2
$131, 000
153, 200
387, 000
64,000
2,448, 200
989,000
478, 390
$2.63
3.11
7.92
$1,102,
2, 039,
2, 222,
2,473,
1, 090,
1.38
53.05
21.43
10.38 |
Net debt is funded and floating debt less sinking fund assets.
355
358
611
000
804
3 Decrease.
31,800
296, 700
491, 710
3 59,075
358,957
$40, 065
19, 737
3 6,959
3 59,156
3 78, 047
3 182, 478
3 41, 252
3 62, 081
2,228
214, 278
337,952
553, 791
1
59, 075
356, 729
* Per capita not computed.
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T A B L E 2 2 . — T O T A L A N D P E R C A P I T A O F A L L D E B T S AND O F T H E P R I N C I P A L C L A S S E S T H E R E O F AT C L O S E O F Y E A R , T O G E T H E R W I T H
C H A N G E S D U R I N G T H E Y E A R I N F U N D E D AND F L O A T I N G D E B T , N E T D E B T , AND S I N K I N G F U N D A S S E T S : 1 9 2 4 — C o n t i n u e d
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For a text discussion of this table, see p. 49]
N E T D E B T 2 AT CLOSE
OF Y E A R
G E O S S D E B T AT CLOSE O F Y E A R — c o n t i n u e d
Classified b y p u r p o s e for w h i c h i n c u r r e d
City number
Classified b y creditor
CITY
T h e public
C i t y funds
w i t h investments 1
INCREASE D U R I N G Y E A R I N —
Per
1 capita
General d e p a r t m e n t s
a n d m u n i c i p a l service enterprises
Total
Per
capita
P u b l i c service enterprises a n d investments
Total
Total
Per
capita
Funded
a n d floating d e b t
Sinking
fund
assets
Net debt 2
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GROUP V—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
180 i L i m a , Ohio
181 M o n t g o m e r y , A l a
18? M a d i s o n , W i s
183 Greensboro, N . C__
184 Lexington, K y
$8,
5,
5,
6,
2,
739,455
547,489
493,191
553, 774
378, 572
$243,925
233,400
143,946
231, 005
136. 70
121.84
75.18
125.90
48.76
99.68
91.45
64.85
125. 90
65.04
78.42
66.04
60.19
67.91
2, 277,499
2,872, 828
2,810,120
2, 557, 378
2, 868, 626
53.24
67.32
66.04
60.19
67.91
1, 325, 587
1, 742, 552
3,869,019
5,156,219
3,959,006
25,000 I 32.00
41.52
92.21
127.68
194,848
99.83
224,362
1,350,587
1, 585, 452
2, 584,019
3,421, 441
3, 654,368
32.00
37.77
61.58
81.64
87.21
3, 466, 565
2, 366,432
729, 616
1,398,066
5,574,050
17,000
217,300
83.24
61.82
17.60
33.76
403,209 1 144.40 1
2, 668, 491
2,578, 732
729, 616
1,363,066
5,141, 964
63.76
61.70
17.60
32.92
124. 22
E a s t Chicago, I n d
P u e b l o , Colo
Pontiac, Mich
Fitchburg, Mass
.__
N e w Rochelle, N . Y . . _ .
2,087,306
5, 771,147
5, 202,070
3,156, 523
5,184, 512
50,000
196,000
88,400
91, 000
212,000
190
191
19?
193
194
Salem, M a s s
E v a n s t o n , 111
B«tte, Mont
West Hoboken, N . J . . .
2, 774, 676
3, 344, 628
2, 768, 691
2,476,598
2, 498,894
7,567
2,000
41,429
80, 780
369, 732
195
196
197
198
199
Williamsport, P a
Brookline, M a s s
Jamestown, N . Y
Hamilton, O h i o . .
Muskegon, Mich
*>00
*>01
Waco, Tex
Everett, Mass
Springfield, M o
Muncie, I n d
Lorain, Ohio
202
?03
204
48.76 1
$7, 671, 594 $167. 73
4, 562,489
99.93
5,055, 591 111.84
117. 41
5, 235, 720
58.93
2, 609, 577
2,137, 306
4, 351, 288
3, 970, 970
2, 801, 423
5,396, 512
185
186
187
188
189
_
_
$196.41
121. 50
126. 69
150.19
58. 93
$1, 311, 786
985,000
671,000
1,462,000
$28. 68
21.57
14.84
32.78
1,615,859
1,319, 500
446,100
37.02
30.39
10.33
504, 744
473,800
11.80
11.10
157,100
1. 285,000
1, 929, 626
529,000
3.74 |
30.62 I
46.04
12.62
815,074
5,000
19.48
0.12
35,000
835,295
0.85
20.18 j
$5, 519, 226 $120.67
82.15
3, 750, 749
70. 42
3,183, 270
4, 612,862 103.44
41. 07
1,818,844
1, 978,475
3, 222,470
4, 512,107
2,437,822
4,137,251
45.14
73. 82 !
103.91
56.43
96.52
$1, 047,102
248,250
321, 500
2,054, 944
3 67, 000
3 $86,187
8,726
3 41, 544
45, 806
3 25,145
$1,133,289
239, 524
363,044
2,009,138
3 41,855
835,800
675,613
574,250
17,100
80,800
3 15,835
151,861
65, 775
10, 002
851,635
523, 752
508,475
7,098
80,800
1,325
17, 675
1,091, 572
1,225,355
3
28, 630
186, 400
2, 328,990
2, 382,022
2, 708, 562
1, 758,195
1,088, 580
54.44
55.82
63.66
41.38
25.77
1,103,927
1, 685,380
3, 532, 704
3,868,473
2,882, 761
26.15
40.15
84.19 1
92.30 |
68.80
29,000
309, 575
165,071
312, 275
207, 802
3 8, 529
82, 257
3 6,130
37, 529
309, 575
165,071
3 94, 532
213,932
2,657,028
1, 793, 542
614,693
1,249, 502
4,306,540
63.49
42.92
14.83
30.18
104.04 I
3120,950
3 259,500
312,300
3 46, 265
3 9, 676
3 53, 579
44,998
27, 690
106,368
3 111, 274
3 205,921
3 57,298
3 73,955
310,369
19,000
1,091, 572
1, 238, 435
3 73, 241
243, 606
95,999
13, 080
3 44, 611
57,206
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Cbicopee, Mass...
Dubuque, Iowa
Battle Creek, Mich
Columbia, S, C„
„
Joliet, 111
Superior, Wis
Stamford, Conn
Aurora, 111.
Taunton, Mass
Council Bluffs, I o w a . . .
Rock Island, 111.
Portsmouth, Ohio
Quincy, 111
Austin, Tex
New Brunswick, N . J.Waterloo, Iowa
Easton, Pa
Ogden, Utah
_
Danville, 111
Wilmington, N . C
Auburn, N . Y
,
Kokomo, Ind
Newport News, Va
Poughkeepsie, N . Y_._
Hazleton, Pa
Orange, N . J._
Amsterdam, N . Y
Petersburg, Va
Norristown, Pa
Waltham, Mass.
Lewiston, Me
Green Bay, Wis
Columbus, Qa
Oshkosh, Wis
_.
Sheboygan, Wis
Moline, 111
_
Watertown, N . Y
Muskogee, Okla
La Crosse, Wis
Newburgh, N . Y
Lynchburg, Va.__
Colorado Springs, Colo
Newport, R. I.._
Pensacola, Fla
1
1, 863, 308
3, 703,294
1, 445, 925
3, 563, 015
3, 020, 556
2,196, 737
3,129, 630
2, .193, 783
3, 453,113
2,113, 209
1,465,971
4, 214, 744
893, 595
3,321, 637
3, 791, 700
3,160, 657
2,998, 586
4,977,152
1, 273,075
3, 511, 712
1, 487,125
685, 385
3, 305,226
3, 845,246
1, 759, 500
2, 955, 071
2,414,179
3,180, 062
1,192, 200
1, 602,975
1, 534,850
2, 988,511
2,311, 345
1,541,365
1,122,828
1, 563, 930
3, 290, 290
3, 343,148
1,998,638
1, 774, 918
3,478, 932
4, 017, 425
2, 379, 340
2, 865, 972
5,000
67, 000 |
106,400 |
58,700
159,100
145,400
16,000
13,000
282,481
50,000
430,882
81, 700 ,
61,472
36,800
20,500
86,929
23,500
119, 694
860,942
739,666
51, 505
16,500
12,000
38,000
125, 500
144,650
40,800
53, 499
1, 389,850
343, 000
659,000
58,475
54,000
Sinking, public trust, and investment funds.
1,445,643
3,411,614
1,445,925
2,902,015
2, 724,187
2, 255, 437
3,100, 630
1,946,127
2,254, 406
1,580,209
35.28
84.17
35.82
72.00
67.78
56.85
78.16
49.08
57.93
40.64
1, 397, 342 36.28
3, 562,141 92.84
890, 087 23.75
2, 002, 895 53.84
3,838, 582 103. 64
2, 696, 611 73.61
3, 080, 286 84.94
4, 257, 716 117. 84
1, 309,875 36.38
2, 959, 712 82.22
55.44
1,269,054
19.19
685,385
3,028, 726 85.09
84.43
3,001,940
1, 759, 500 49.65
3, 360,013 95.99
58.49
2,045,179
99.40
3,444,062
1, 243, 705 36.18
44.36
1,519,475
879, 350 25.95
2,049, 511 60.83
2, 049, 345 60.85
961, 865 28.97
34.06
1,126,182
1, 472, 945 44.77
2, 617, 789 80.72
3, 593, 823 113. 52
1, 788, 638 58.80
882, 962 29.04
2, 532,302
2,480, 359
2, 378, 440
2,165, 972
83.46
82.39
84.55
82.41
422, 665
291, 680
10.31
7.20
728,000
402, 769
18.06
10.02
29,000
606, 756
1, 344,107
549,000
81, 629
935, 084
3,508
1, 368, 742
384, 000
464, 046
0.73
15.30
34.54
14.12
2.12
24.37
0.09
36.79
10.37
780,908
21.61
572, 500
305,000
15.90
8.52
300,666
963,000
8.43
27.08
456,000
369,000
475, 000
13.03
10.55
13.71
100,000
655, 500
951, 000
300,000
705, 000
141, 296
12.67
2.92
131, 785
726,000
1,139,175
553, 000
891, 956
19.34
28.22
8.91
21.23
4.27
4.01
22.39
35.98
18.18
29.33
1, 605, 630
1, 595, 541
900
754,000
52.92
53.00
0.03
28.69
1,787,800
43.63 I
.
288,600
336,450
2, 603, 538 64.23 |
8
38,475
715, 925
17.73 |
' 10,000
2, 374, 527 58.91 ;
541, 976
1,500,248
37.33 1
55.43
2,199,067
137,250
s 115,184
2, 392, 337 60.31
516, 256
1, 224, 481 30.88
3 162,900
2, 315, 583 59. 50
2, 066,858 53.15
517,580
11.88
3 10, 500
457, 526
390,082
3,176,694
82.80
3 37, 200
197,000
5.26
719, 500
3,121, 630 83.91
3 9,300
2, 455,979 66.31
2, 737, 795 74.73
79,087
1, 369,800
2, 790,028 76. 93
216,457
3, 284, 762 90.92
3 44, 681
1,151, 270 31.97
84.91
74,135
3,056,626
15, 263
939, 345 26.23
3 28, 600
649, 639 18.19
3 333
2,496, 529 70.14
274, 300
2, 617,488 73. 62
3 28, 000
1, 729,388 48. 80
3 72,800
1, 553, 560 44.38
975,850
2, 241, 684 64.11
3 55, 000
2, 944, 390 84. 98
3 38,500
1, 030, 601 29. 98
98,000
1,423, 572 41. 56
286,500
43.44
1,472,000
3 109, 700
2, 768, 700 82.17
860,000
2, 298, 654 68.26
3 54,000
1, 538,000 46. 32
3 46,000
1, 088, 000 32.90
3 52, 775
456,149
13.87 1
1,148, 600
3,083,160
95.07
3 49,9922, 520, 501 79. 62 1
3 24,000
1,478, 000 48. 58 1
3 48, 710
1,109,520
36.49
600, 000
2, 879, 469 94.90
582, 424
3,284,102 109.09
111,000
1, 729,901 61.49
47,091
2, 553, 786 97.16 |
2 Net debt is funded and floating debt less sinking fund assets.
3
2,912
2,475
20,784 J
3
3
34,179
139, 797
4,029
5,781
3 23,527
59
115,952
54, 491
3 74,974
19,971
54,024
19, 933
13,116
5,060
8,122
83,552
24, 753
5,287
53, 272
37,947
20,914
29,657
3 2,246
1,500
3,068
542
78, 575
72, 282
69, 350
19,160
103, 954
3,875
23, 202
21,309
2SS, 600
333,538
36,000
3
30, 784
541, 976
3
103,071
24, 613
512, 227
3
168, 681
541,107
3
10, 559
274,130
3 37, 200
665,009
65,674
59,116
1,315, 776
196, 524
3 44, 681
61,019
10, 203
3 36, 722
3 83,885
249, 547
3 33, 287
s 126,072
937,903
3 75,914
3 68,157
100,246
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285,000
s 109, 700
856,932
3
54,000
3 46,000
3 53, 317
1,070,025
3122, 274
3 93,350
3 67,870
496,046
578, 549
87, 798
25, 782
Decrease.
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T A B L E 2 3 . — F U N D E D , F L O A T I N G , AND S P E C I A L A S S E S S M E N T D E B T AT C L O S E O F Y E A R , C L A S S I F I E D B Y P U R P O S E F O R W H I C H I N C U R R E D :
1924
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 444. 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. 54]
City numt
INCURRED FOR G E N E R A L P U R P O S E S
Total
Total
CITY
2
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
$5, 779, 024, 540
2
I -_
II . __
III
._.
IV
V
3, 447, 776,423
609, 294, 371
969, 664,157
473, 012, 665
279, 276, 924
General
government
buildings *
Police a n d
fire d e p a r t ments
Sewers a n d
sewage disposal
Highways
Charities,
hospitals,
a n d corrections
School
buildings
Libraries,
a r t galleries, P a r k s a n d
a n d m u s e - playgrounds
ums
$2, 654, 230,986
$71,421,719
$55,837, 766
$403, 461,365
$667, 274, 786
$69, 272, 991
$774,850,039
$23, 852, 969 $162,112, 598
1, 020,103,821
401, 531. 609
678, 982, 579
343, 603, 991
210, 008, 986
33, 905, 526
9, 445, 279
15,130, 505
8, 656,304
4, 284,105
27,396,081
6, 666, 309
13,161,141
5, 453, 755
3,160, 480
179, 598//34
52,881, 221
102,901, 678
42,179, 900
25,899,832
263, 272, 802
94,392, 439
163, 246, 179
87,654, 503
58, 708, 863
40, 841, 287
18,110, 540
5, 897, 650
3, 691, 791
731, 723
212, 387,180
104, 834, 011
229, 088,497
143,443,913
85,096,438
17,481, 568
2,098, 900
3,033, 600
782, 861
456, 040
78, 066, 228
32,117, 275
31, 381, 833
13, 551, 982
6, 995, 280
$6, 253,468
4, 330, 000
3, 954, 000
$22, 263, 000
15, 899, 074
9, 900. 000
9, 007,800
365, 000
GROUP I—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 A N D OVER
1
9
3
4
5
6
7
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9
10
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$1, 977,016, 010
171, 366, 991
287,772,716
192,133, 603
163, 783, 681
30, 463,000
New York, N. Y.s
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, Pa
Detroit, Mich..
Cleveland, Ohio
__ Baltimore, Md
_ . Boston, Mass__ _ _. Los Angeles, Calif. . - Pittsburgh, Pa _
San Francisco, Calif
Buffalo, N . Y
-
131,
129,
126,
94,
78,
64,
777,496
393,701
094,855
953, 756
374,600
646,014
I
$155, 914, 901
200,5,4,558
134,130, 988
113,695,460
22,150,000
$1,428,750
5, 516, 704
2,407, 634
3,891, 690
$819, 500
5,967, 545
3, 320, 500
1,878,000
623,000
$38,198, 550
24, 980, 644
37,492,878
7,934,378
2, 778, 000
$43, 687,800
51, 008,031
12,466, 325
40, 910, 008
4, 676, 000
$3, 671, 500
10,128,140
5,440, 200
6,917, 814
1, 610, 000
$33,000
38, 285, 000
40,437,100
27, 937, 676
2,949, 000
84,371,846
85, 217,001
56,011,393
85, 625, 236
33, 382,600
49,029,838
2,500, 000
2,471, 000
3, 715, 000
3,020, 513
7,801,000
1,153,235
2, 621, 040
3, 024, 000
2, 503, 250
1, 067, 600
4,160,000
1,411,646
30, 568,827
22,437, 500
8, 996, 064
1,874, 300
3,100, 000
1, 237, 593
24, 745, 033
28, 681,901
4, 681, 506
43, 549, 676
202, 500
8, 664, 022
678, 000
1,847, 000
12,307, 606
15,324, 300
30, 542, 298
15,629, 200
11,475,000
17,467, 000
2, 586, 633
1, 800, 000
6,162, 000
308,000
1, 537,000
807,100
292,000
1, 971,114
10,175,800
656, 750
2, 704, 700
714, 000
4,408,990
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 OF 300,000 TO 500,000
Milwaukee, Wis....
Washington, D. C_
Newark, N . J
Minneapolis, Minn
New Orleans, La__.
Cincinnati, Ohio__
$36,469, 200
3, 609,550
82, 043, 399
59, 545,482
50, 497, 464
115,950,250
Kansas City, M o . .
Seattle, Wash
Indianapolis, Ind._
Rochester, N. Y
Jersey City, N . J._
29,
72,
31,
46,
80,
537, 294
652, 086
947, 940
946, 697
095, 009
$15, 316, 668
$7,700, 447
$1, 372, 350
$6, 595, 547
$105, 500
$1,851, 500
1,174, 000
352, 000
111,609
1, 965, 220
$36,114,200
U , 004, 000
2,894,306
8, 242, 500
6, 995, 387
9, 069, 990
17,282,752
5,879,143
31, 532, 697
5, 559,140
1,104,500
33, 900
5, 940, 844
14,773,450
17,454,000
435, 060
11,126,949
350, 000
319, 000
43, 700
117,700
4, 842,420
7,140,804
287, 007
4, 788, 600
425, 000
1, 950, 000
1,766,210
837, 000
3, 516, 400
358, 750
3, 500, 000
6, 715, 974
6, 245, 700
1, 211, 553
5, 254,183
300, 000
9,833
1,121, 493
100, 000
2, 568, 480
13,037,000
8, 692, 200
9, 476, 890
9,831,190
13,411,625
250,000
1,381,767
4, 069, 697
3, 271, 500
1, 036, 000
3, 447. 980
$985, 000
347, 500
200, 000
$2, 232, 931
11,295,894
2, 48X, 125
6, 750, 000
7,494,174
$280, 000
93, 500
65, 000
$597, 437
3, 900, 000
1,955, 000
45, 000
740, 200
1, 294, 000
932,000
570,400
$461, 600
57,808,399
56,245,482
20, 025, 078
67, 665, 970
$2, 856, 410
798, 200
845,511
475,125
21,492,294
24,417,891
31, 902, 940
32,146,397
53,712,958
125, 000
1, 217, 070
1, 422, 600
2,000
1, 703, 363
704,880
60. 000
1, 412, 000
625, 000
63, 000
225, 000
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000
24
25
26
27
28
Louisville, K y
T o l e d o , Ohio
P o r t l a n d , Oreg
D e n v e r , Colo
.._
A k r o n , Ohio
_
29
30
31
32
33
C o l u m b u s , Ohio .
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
.__
34
35
36
37
38
Omaha, Nebr
B i r m i n g h a m , Ala
Worcester, M a s s . .
San A n t o n i o , T e x
Dallas, T e x
39
40
41
42
43
Richmond, Va
Syracuse, N . Y
New Haven, Conn _
Memphis, Tenn
_
D a y t o n , Ohio _ . . . ._
30,816, 036
21, 572, 967 1
11,437,000
25, 545, 000
16,005,621 |
21, 007, 506
17,468, 967 1
10, 924, 000
14, 015, 800
13,554,441
1,168, 690
122,500
245, 000
44
45
46
47
48
Norfolk, V a
H o u s t o n , Tex_
Bridgeport, Conn
Youngstown, Ohio
Hartford, Conn
36, 041, 500
21,675, 246
11,121,391
17,438,996
16, 315, 738 1
16, 694, 213
16, 327, 746
10, 221, 391 |
14, 844, 756
11,965,738 1
45, 000
45, 000
48,000
94, 000
1, 570, 000
1
$16,247,868
37,821,542
42,899,623
32, 329, 500 !
36,105,433
_
_ .
.. _
-
-
_. . .
- ._
$11,431,468
35, 252,472
15, 821,192
13, 255,900
25,899,433
45,650,379
30,968,000
36, 215, 940
11,246,448
13, 736, 500
35,492,013
20,400, 000
23, 430, 700
9,037,470
10, 717, 000
37,
12,
12,
11,
18,
24, 824,
9,458,
7, 077,
10,125,
14, 121,
455, 269
734, 022
576,900
055, 000
460, 750
381
022
500
000
750
Exclusive of school and other departmental buildings.
$1, 301,375
321, 500
$1, 080, 000
$5,148, 000
3, 707,169
$9, 217,
2,817,
260,
8, 379,
530
000
000
235
500, 000
1, 005, 000
228,300
7, 689,355
718, 000
220, 000
303, 000
1, 256,150
837, 500
812, 229
323,000
50, 232
5, 352, 000
5, 925, 000
2, 570, 000
348,988
1, 853, 000
6,124, 050
5,183, 431
1,104, 000
105, 000
42, 000
254, 000
2,824, 500
100, 000
9,422, 963
6, 047, 000
7, 546,000
6, 811, 700
3, 991, 000
647, 000
521,000
44,500
267, 000
256, 000
5, 276,
780,
3, 925,
1, 868,
2, 078,
000
000
000
500
000
7, 843,
21,
602,
3, 058,
4, 083,
8,491,
A, 054,
1, 464,
3,475,
5, 416,
000
000
500
000
250
100, 000
9,000
82, 500
94, 000
291, 500
1, 394, 600
20,000
308, 500
180,000
1,175, 000
500
500
000
200
7,175,
2, 029,
1, 593,
626,
1, 016,
500
000
000
000
350
5,
3,
5,
3,
2,
393, 000
190, 000
3, 385, 395
6, 489,970
737, 000
4, 688, 000
4, 735, 591
65, 000
123,
333,
360,
343,
53, 500
668,740
1, 760, 250
991,800
143, 500
405, 000
114,000
260, 000
113,300
1,398,
3, 338,
2, 564,
830,
750
500
000
939
8,446, 082
5, 562, 603
3,111,000
5,815,958
2,535,000
207, 000
12, 000
650, 000
426, 000
2
952
500
500
500
000
185, 921
424,129
743, 500
096, 000
573,350
Includes $1,977,016,010 not shown in detail.
145, 000
• 92,000
255, 000
456,150
3,141, 668
3, 630,843
2, 796, 000
4,882, 500
6, 510, 738
3
20,000
600, 000
50, 000
145, 000
559, 000
Detail not reported.
216, 000
780.800
786, 000
427,346
300,000
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INCURRED:
1924—Continued
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[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 444. 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. 54]
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Total
General
government
buildings l
Total
Police and
fire departments
Sewers and
sewage disposal
Highways
Charities,
hospitals,
and corrections
School
buildings
Libraries,
art galleries, Parks and
and muse- playgrounds
ums
>
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
Grand Rapids, MichFort Worth, Tex
Scranton, Pa.__
Paterson, N . J
Springfield, Mass
Des Moines, Iowa
Trenton, N. J
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Fall River, Mass
Camden, N . J
--Nashville, Tenn
New Bedford, Mass.Flint, Mich
Wilmington, Del
Albany, N . Y
Cambridge, Mass
Kansas City, K a n s . . .
Erie, Pa
Reading, Pa
Yonkers, N. Y
Lowell, Mass
Duluth, Minn
Tulsa, Okla
Elizabeth, N. J
Spokane, Wash
Tacoma, Wash
Canton, Ohio
Oklahoma City, Okla
$10,992,600
13,949, 080
5, 288,800
13, 330,908
16,401,047
14, 916,039
11,947,315
11,417,635
12,359,300
14,421, 220
12, 230,063
14,343, 735
14, 738,864
10, 649,100
14, 737,360
10,143,050
17,629,628
9, 240, 017
6,434,300
16, 260,697
6, 038,440
10,164, 665
14,324, 903
7, 749,969
7, 058, 000
12, 226, 299
15, 539, 705
15, 748, 166
$8,457,600
8,889, 080
4, 775,800
12,810,908
14, 279,047
7,456,320
8,007,297
6,754,435
11,049,300
11,609,845
10,229, 063
11, 706,000
11,729,864
6,859,100
12,004,360
8,689, 050
10,234,659
8,910,017
5,988,300
12,617, 297
4,950,690
6, 557, 665
5,827,001
7, 686,469
4,371,000
2,837,804
12,458, 770
9, 568,466
$276,666
666, 200
716, 000
700,000
104,666
lis, 666
780,666
683, 500
i
1
1
1
220,000
20,000
17,000
164,000
!
169,665
85, 000
$395, 000
39, 000
186, 000
152, 080
113, 000
202,700
22,000
136,000
410,300
101, 000
254,000
173, 500
530, 500
275, 265
160, 000
166,411
97,000
89, 200
133, 850
$364, 600
1,831, 000
132, 000
3, 000,864
711, 000
232, 000
295,100
1,357, 545
3, 078,000
1,602, 280
2,186,000
2, 850, 000
2, 084, 625
1,300,825
1, 558, 500
100,205
874,176
813, 700
185, 500
|
!
!
27,000
543,000
13,300
30.000
773, 300
759, 000
1,877,000
425,000
389, 002
466, 000
175, 000
2,908,180
2,118,000
411, 666
$2,379,900
1, 722, 898
917,800
1, 516, 000
8, 004, 900
1,502,278
689, 737
1,497,890
3,423, 500
3, 287, 265
4,931, 000
4, 738,000
2, 277, 839
40, 000
4,243, 720
3, 801, 500
1, 692,835
2, 095,162
1, 210, 500
238,430
1, 432, 200
160,000
68, 578
3, 614, 566
\, 523, 000
880,000
2,997, 758
265, 000
a
$20,000
13, 650
95,000
79, 000
355, 000
109, 500
39,000
141,000
350, 000
349, 000
30,000
24,000
76, 750
20,000
32, 500
90,000
$4, 041,100
2,427, 558
2, 200,000
6, 028, 500
4, 442, 370
4,349, 042
5, 547, 050
3, 616,000
2,975>500
3,243,500
1,225, 000
2,898, 000
6, 061, 800
874, 500
3,190, 680
958, 200
3, 044,116
3, 215,300
3, 659,300
5, 239,000
2, 209, 750
2, 525, 000
2,894,643
. 3,196,850
i, 766,000
1, 236,444
5, 717,625
5, 219,187
$100,000
128,124
>
GO
$50,000
115,000
225,000
162,000
191,000
200,000
4,500
7,000
.
.
.
.
.
•
.
.
.
.
254,000
175,000
419,000
274,610
261,000
276,300
676,500
116,363
286,000
583, 000
810,100
769,975
1,465, 350
1,102,320
173,968
43,000
45,000
177,940
865,000
315,500
9,000
985,000
3,360
54,000
1,150,000
>
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H
M
O
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O
o
M
H
M
w
77
78
79
Lynn, Mass
Utica, N . Y
Waterbury, Conn
5,991,320 II
7,877,363
12, 041,900
4,371,300
7,682,313
6,244,900
42, 500
13,000
14,000
146, 697
250, 000
770,600
907,127
723, 000
1, 371,100 |
2,435,082
1,275,000
31,600
2, 007,500
2, 514,840
2, 586,900
600 |
76,000
88,500
283,850
275,000
GEOUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
80
81
8?
83
84
85
86
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
Somerville, M a s s . .
E l P a s o , Tex__
S a n Diego, Calif.._
Fort Wayne, Ind
Jacksonville, F l a
Lawrence, Mass
Schenectady, N . Y
Evansville, I n d
Knoxville, T e n n
Savannah, Ga
Allentown, P a
Bayonne, N . J
Wichita, K a n s
Harrisburg, P a
Manchester, N . H
_
_.
_
__
_
L o n g B e a c h , Calif
Peoria, 111
Tampa, Fla
South Bend, Ind
St. J o s e p h , M o
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
Rockford, Ill__
_
Portland, M e
Gary, Ind
Hamtramck, MichLittle Rock, A r k
Troy, N . Y
_
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
__.
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
Binghamton, N . Y
Johnstown, Pa__
E a s t St. L o u i s , 111
Saginaw, M i c h
Terre H a u t e , Ind__.
Pawtucket, R I
Hoboken, N . J
Passaic, N . J __
Springfield, O h i o
Lansing, M i c h
.
.
$1,579,000
6,944,000
14,170, 675
3,884,000
10,033,270
4, 856, 290
8, 090,139
3, 853,100
12, 595,452
4,087,333
3,976, 500
11, 764,418
8, 320,910
5, 589,900
5, 648, 500
10, 542, 535
1,837,084
6,130,496
5,108,199
3,278,579
3,308,106
3, 529,000
3, 648,627 1
10, 518, 250
2, 539, 500
4,944,356
4, 600,737 1
7,322, 707
10,439,861
11,422,260
5, 576,521 1
6,891,500
3, 209,909 1
5,137,000
2,621, 000
8, 641,000
12,192,601
7,007, 250
4,459,922
8, 272,800 1
$1,579,000
4,709,000
5,047, 791
3,380,500
5,891,770
$142,000
10, 000
4,675, 290
7, 718,639
1,980,100
6,357, 952
3,804,833
585,000
2,000
48,000
3,866,100
7, 537,802
7, 773,410
3,945,600
5,446, 500
5, 516,980
1,837,084
3,462, 996
4, 033,199
3,253, 229
3,308,106
2,638, 000
3,068, 727 1
5,599, 810
2,085, 500
4, 583,356
4,600, 737
5,234, 771 1
2,656, 000
7, 527,198 i
5,471, 521
6, 891, 500
2,497,409
4,380,000
2,281, 000
6, 785,000
11,212, 699
5,275, 250
4,120,059 i
2, 719,200
J Exclusive of school and other departmental buildings.
$103, 000
108, 000
96, 000
81,000
58, 500
45,000
51,000
100,000
58,000
29,500
63,600
171, 250
147, 000
129, 000
568,375
$147, 000
1, 300, 000
418,791
486, 500
1,794,000
8,700
274,000
840,000
352,000
58,666
558,100
937, 083
367, 625
102,600
206, 000
750, 000
240, 000
240, 000
1,666,666
58,000
75,000
78, 500
55,000
500
322, 272
334,800
50, 500
64, 689
92,000
58,000
125, 000
10,000
1
165, 000
69, 000
221,147
59,000
45,000
30,000 1
$180, 000
1, 062, 000
235,000
128, 500
1, 068,000
1, 578, 250
1,976,139
4, 695, 702
260, 283
67,500
792,300
2,910, 773
890, 200
1,839,917
$30, 000
10,000
33, 250
100,000
752, 552
190, 000
952,000
15,501
180,000
202,202
2,000
30,000
330, 048
59,000
1, 716,400
221,260
105, 000
297, 091
123,100
945
746, 000
157,939
1, 029, 765
1,855, 200
1,052,180
1, 337, 000
128,900
193, 000
85, 000
237,869
1,900,000
252,124
509,000
1,368,927
1,672, 500
443,396
1,596,000
210,000
2,113, 000
3,332, 207
1,268, 500
1,427,945
1,600, 600
604, 500
1, 563,000
2,815,399
144,500
345, 548
962,000
$975,000
1,962,000
2,916,250
2,986,000
1, 908, 270
1,834,500
3, 091, 500
1, 714,100
445, 750
283,050
2,722,100
4, 539,150
2,178,495
2,114, 500
2,457, 000
3,412,199
766,380
872,996
2, 884, 000
1,124,104
625,000
1,909, 000
1, 070, 000
2,815,000
1,672,000
6,666
30,000
2,888, 500
654,162
952,936
573,000
4,929,000
2,816,675
2,594, 000
683,825
2,220,000
870,000
1,825,000
3,809,596
2,085, 250
1,778, 709
$5, 000
250,000
1,370, 750
90,000
$35,000
95,040
508, 500
150,800
100,000
18,000
183,300
618, 775
176, 600
8,000
751, 781
64,352
150, 000
43,199
372, 772
250, 000
60,125
115,000
335,000
20,000
o
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%
>
>
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CD
220, 688
466,000
35,000
15,000
1
525,000
113, 500
400,000
739,082
10,000
356,000
152,000
87,850
224,000
32,000
11,600
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INCURRED:
1924—Continued
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[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 444. 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. 54]
INCURRED FOR GENERAL PURPOSES
Total
Total
General
government
buildings i
Police and
fire departments
Sewers and
sewage dis-
Highways
Charities,
hospitals,
and. corrections
School
buildings
Libraries, I
art galleries, Parks and
and muse- playgrounds
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
120
121 Racine, W i s
122 Chattanooga, T e n n
123 Brockton, M a s s
124
$4,372,300
3,813,396 i
7,099,601
4,590,600 j
4,229,221
$3,692,800 |
2, 736,396
5,395,601
3,002,700
3,462,221
125
126 Highland Park, M i c h
127 Mobile, Ala
128
129
5,076,000 J
7,702,951
4,379,110
3,382,158
2,050,333
3,889,000
6,348,325
1,537,810 i
3,324, 565 !
1,436,756
130
131
132
133
134
7,787,900
2,610,347
4,437, 500
3,962,401
8,872,601
5,852, 500
2, 520,347
2,415, 500
3,353,497
6,652,245
135
136
137
138
139
3,115,039
3,141,050
7,468, 684
8, 512,300
2,896,847
2,948,385
2,871, 550
5,906, 684
5,147,300
653,147
140
141
142
143
144 Wheeling, W . V a
2,867,268 1
6,269,466
4,295,078
6,672,981
4,499,066 1
2,062,268
5,552,466
3,234, 703
4,162,731
2.427,066
Winston-Salem, N . C
$164,000
222,000
$164,100
60,000
50,000
78,000
215, 000
78, 676
165,000
45,000
105,139
72,000
205,000
37,853
24,000
47,000
84, 633
76,000
93,000
i, 666
380,000
194,000
4,000
34,400
160,000
251, 750
42, 500
$133, 790
166,000
895,000
1,046,000
300,000
$1,045,960
720,000
1, 684, 601
724, 950
1,407,221
$65,000
106,000
177,500
$1. 915, 500
1, 269,000
1, 900, 500
978,250
1, 755,000
$167, 750
56,396
466,000
48, 500
205,000
>
2,700
Ul
1, 510,000
1,059,400
348,200
350,000
12,141
135,000
731, 925
519,300
558,100
280,000
105,000
212, 756
117,500
619,644
1, 587,600
352, 639
1,467,000
1,270,927
2, 990, 601
3, 960,900
1, 765,000
162, 787
1,863, 270
1, 841,000
132,454
659, 500
1,015,000
427,200
10,000
1, 767,099
730,300
1,470, 595
3,124,000
184,647
368,000
775,000
511,000
711,750
17,000
535,000
2,109,000
1, 738, 927
489,000
1, 324,100
GQ
1, 824,000
3,477,000
622, 610
2, 790,750
592. 720
810,000
34, 216
138,000
159,666
150,000
261,000
40,000
213, 500
3
>
a
>
762, 082
1,262,000
1,929,245
618,400
363, 500
676, 600
1, 900,000
736, 776
• 1,919,731
524,166
M
tH
43,992
149,178
30,000
113,000
$16, 750
286, 750
10,000
75,000
95,000
259,000
22,268
184,300
22, 500
321,000
a
o
M
145
146
147
148
149
Niagara Falls, N . Y
Lancaster, P a
F r e s n o , Calif
A u g u s t a , Ga__
P a s a d e n a , Calif
10,203,603 1
2,378,000
3,093,000
3,566,165
9,138,856
150
151
15?
153
154
Lakewood, Ohio.
Topeka, K a n s .
Davenport, Iowa
Atlantic City, N . J
Kalamazoo, Mich
9, 759,747
2,606,287
3,126,188
17, 913,950
3,612,490
155
156
157
158
159
Wichita Falls, Tex
N e w t o n , M a s s ._ . .
Maiden, Mass
Charlotte, N . C
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
- _•
_ .
8,129,848
4,303,500
2,854,8C0
6, 593,100
3,055,646
8,688,573 1
2,053,000 !
3,064,500 i
1,836,165
6,415,920 ;
9,532,131 '
1,608,999
2,427,188 ,
12,439,950
3,569,690 !
1
3,216,648
3,939,500
2,817,800
4,109,100
2, 544, 646
298, 500
42,500
40,000
2,025,045
388,000
688, 500
1,874,919
55,000
2,050,300
241,275
603,000
981,175
3,909,119
1, 570,000
2,305,000
25,680
2,320,206
40,500
141,000
839,235
61,375
346,000
2,153,000
177,911
3,038,102
1,272,961
344,000
3,231,950
1,100,100
4, 629, 500
197,963
1,310, 688
3,689,000
2,091,179
180,000
345,000
180,000
30,000
165,000
847,000
40,000
1,006,882
1,172,000
999,000
647,000
240,000
576,460
1,438, 500
831,000
2,202,300
619, 600
1,314, 648
1,229,000
753,800
1,092,800
1,635, 546
4,111
14,000
505,800
39,000
15,825
95,000
236,000
5,000
81,500
457,000
24, 500
7,500
46,000
29,000
107,000
16, 500
118,000
100,000
12,000
32,000
196, 750
52,684
188,000
33,000
GROUP V—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000
160
161
16?
163
164
Haverhill, M a s s
O a k P a r k , 111 ._
N e w Castle, P a
Kenosha, Wis
York, P a
165
166
167
168
169
D e c a t u r , 111 _Woonsocket, R . I
McKeesport, Pa
B a y City, Mich_
Hammond, Ind
170
171
17?
173
174
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
Elmira, N . Y
Beaumont, Tex
175
176
177
178
179
C h a r l e s t o n , W . Va
Perth Amboy, N . J
Pittsfield, M a s s
S t o c k t o n , Calif
$1,535,000
3,851,628
2, 555,209 1
2,473,000
1,458,800
-
_._
__
__
__
$1,404,000
3,394,228
2,555,209
2,086,000
1,334,100
$4,000
50,000
31,000
2,418,038
7,015,000
2, 511,270
5,291,800
2,285, 780
1,659,009
679,000
1,978,270
3,014,800
1,212, 780
9,172,459
3, 741,300
4, 555,255
6,301,000
2,990,910
7,445,375
2,476,300 1
2,819,505
4,251, 500 1
2,990,910
209,000
120,000
34,000
226,500
3,163, 500
2, 578,950
6, 520,950
2,624,400
3,999, 729 j
2, 913, 500
2, 514,950 !
4,051, 750
1,635,400
3, 521,349 |
500,000
120,000
35,000
28,800
162, 500
478,380
170,000
i Exclusive of school and other departmental buildings.
25,000
$85,665
45,000
64,000
250,000
95,363
60,000
23,360
$141,000
18,000
170,839
55,000
470,500
$511,000
1, 751,870
774,370
325,000
510,600
30,393
529,000
360, 760
96,000
6,000
394,510
$47,000
7,500
569,674
22,000
$559,000
1,261,358
1,610,000
1, 553,000
272, 500
$22,000
260,000
1,024,942
150,000
1,119,000
2,370,000
1,036, 780
9,000
1,016,000
200,000
537,000
228,000
1, 972,000
1,334,300
779, 500
1,002,000
785,350
2,203,050
668,000
970, 900
725,000
813, 000
180,000
582, 500
273,350
455,000
835,420
670,000
345,900
1, 708,000
607,000
192,945
1,483,000
1, 283, 750
1,221,400
546,000
1, 565,604
6,000
147,000
42,000
$20,000
200,000
106,000
141,000
40,000
30,000
35,000
16,000
154, 742
1,369,200
1,500
127,000
205,000
17,400
50,000
T A B L E 2 3 . — F U N D E D , F L O A T I N G , AND S P E C I A L A S S E S S M E N T D E B T AT C L O S E O F Y E A R , C L A S S I F I E D B Y P U R P O S E F O R W H I C H I N C U R R E D :
^
1924—Continued
^
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 444. 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. 54]
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INCURRED FOR G E N E R A L P U R P O S E S
M
|
CITY
Total
Total
°1
General
government
buildings *
Police and
fire departments
Sewers and
sewage disposal
Highways
Charities,
hospitals,
and corrections
School
buildings
Libraries,
art galleries, Parks and
and muse- playgrounds
ums
>
GROUP V—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
180
181
182
183
184
Lima, Ohio
Montgomery, A l a —
Madison, Wis
Greensboro, N. C
Lexington, Ky
$8,849, 273
4,853, 990
5,439,800
6, 516, 944
2,501,453
$7,539, 973
2, 729,990
4,779, 800
4,820,944
2,195,453
185
186
187
188
189
East Chicago, Ind___
Pueblo, Colo
Pontiac, Mich
Fitchburg, Mass
New Rochelle, N. Y.
2, 067, 865
5,684, 339
5,152,900
2,509, 900
4,691,573
1,777,865
3,737, 339
3, 781,400
2, 063, 800
4, 683,773
190
191
192
193
194
Salem, Mass
Evanston, 111
San Jose, Calif.
Butte, Mont
West Hoboken, N . J
2, 336, 500
3, 317,822
2,728,927
2,138,662
2,375,698
1,832, 500
2, 844, 022
2, 728,927
585,662
2,327,698
195
196
197
198
199
Willimasport, Pa
Brookline, Mass
Jamestown, N. Y
Hamilton, Ohio
Muskegon, M i c h —
1, 346,800
1, 685, 380
3,824, 229
5, 306, 521
4,142,872
1,265,800
1, 528,280
2,526,229
3,417,521
3,083,872
200
201
202
203
204
Waco, Tex
Everett, Mass
Springfield, Mo
Muncie, Ind
Lorain, Ohio
3,377, 550
2,134, 090
719, 438
1, 336, 678
5,938,213
2,309,000
2,129,090
719,438
1,000,400
5,107,713
250,000
500, 000
$3,710,688
245, 000
615, 000
462,000
393,000
$1, 925,533
1, 274,740
1, 846, 800
2, 706, 349
668,453
66, 000
8,000
52,000
1,119,000
715, 000
504,322
2, 358, 300
155,400
471, 500
334, 700
15, 000
$16,000
250,000
330, 000
590, 750
$95,500
5,250
150, 000
$30, 000
10, 365
180, 000
67,000
"117,966"
166,580
145, 200
308,500
572, 532
1, 209, 651
28,000
439, 000
734, 900
40, 000
510,000
567,200
12,000
131,844
2,039, 577
18,000
149,000
~~ 32,266"
12, 000
35,400
276,867
1,385, 000
865,039
2,190,000
659,000
1,828, 676
703,500
940,200
1,497,500
844, 045
847,060
247, 820
248,900
490, 729
" 16," 825"
65, 000
11, 000
96,625
$1, 287,952
800, 000
1,983, 000
1, 208,480
561,000
$30,000
119,000
58,000
370,000
334,000
160,000
$2, 990
1, 000,500
1,492, 522
1, 677, 777
241, 966
507,500
565,000
590, 000
218, 750
324,300
1,652,298
40,000
24,000
31,625
90,000
27,000
O
M
15, 000
1,000
1,097, 000
653, 500
582,970
950,000
1,832,725
34,000
w
H
P>
H
I—I
w
H
i—1
O
Xfl
o
*i
2,000
290,500
77,000
28,000
57,550
a
>-*
S
28,000
91,430
37,500
100,000
160, 000
5,490
72,468
225,500
205
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
214
215
216
917
218
219
220
221
222
223
9?4
225
226
227
298
229
230
231
232
233
?34
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
242
243
944
245
246
247
248
Chicopee, M a s s , .
Dubuque, Iowa.
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
C o l u m b i a , P. C
Joliet, 111.
...
._
. .
Superior, W i s
Stamford, C o n n .
A u r o r a , 111
Taunton, Mass _
__ . .
Council Bluffs, Iowa
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
Q u i n c y , 111
Austin, Tex
N e w Brunswick, N . J_.
.
W a t e r l o o , Iowa . . . .
Easton, Pa
_
_ .
Ogden, U t a h
D a n v i l l e , 111
Wilmington, N . C
Auburn, N . Y
K o k o m o , I n d _.
_
N e w p o r t N e w s , Va
P o u g h k e e p s i e , N . Y_ _
Ilazleton, P a
Orange, N . J
A m s t e r d a m , N . Y___ _
P e t e r s b u r g , Va
Norristown, Pa
_ __ _.
Waltham, M a s s . . .
Lewiston, M e
Green B a y , W i s
C o l u m b u s , Ga
Oshkosh, W i s
M o l i n e , 111
Watertown, N. Y
M u s k o g e e , Okla
L a Crosse, W i s
Newburgh, N. Y._.
Lynchburg, Va
Colorado Springs, Colo
N e w p o r t , R. I
Pensacola, F l a
_.
_ _
__
1,787.800
3. 342,150
1,445,925
2, 782, 000
2,981,448
2. 252. 675
2,875, 397
2.470, 322
3,108,600
2,071,317
1,376,300
2, 575,150
1,445,925
1,204,000
2,514,948
!
1,729,675
2, 785,497
1,873, 722
1,778,100
1,268,317
1, 241, 500
4,465, 560
783, 000
3,178, 000
3,451,182
2,819,375
3, 057,600
4,937,294
1,241,557
3, 355, 316
1,434, 594
672,600
2, 891, 334
3,872, 945
1,759,500
2,614,132
2,400, 983
3,909,000
1,235, 705
1,491,000
1,473, 500
2, 768, 700
2, 337, 500
1, 538, 000
1,212, 700
1,495,284
3, 324,125
4, 388,429
2, 332, 385
1, 547, 346
4,132,800
3, 763, 762
2,136,500
2,874,687
1,160,700
3,543,560
783, 000
1, 960, 000
3, 067,182
2,106,375
2,952,400
4, 062,294
1,241,557
2,045. 616
1,117,062
672,600
2, 591,334
2, 835, 945
1,759,500
1,618, 032
2, 031, 983
3,434, 000
1,235,705
1,391,000
818, 000
1,817,700
1, 595,000
833.000
1,072,700
1,367,184
2, 598,125
3, 026, 775
1,779, 385
718,865
2, 529,800
2,179,762
2,037,600
2, 019,187
j--200, 000
20, 000
182, 700
50,000
51, 000
113,000
30,000
10,000
1,000
346, 700
230, 400
367,000
186,000
122, 900
501,100
719,800
460, 000
520, 000
1,242,300
528,500
1.350,000
398,925
498, 000
1,049,748
66,000
237,000
300,400
684,000
120,000
312,675
459, 644
861, 580
389,500
335,000
101, 600
655,600
1,240, 000
1,097,733
711,742
582,000
802,528
400, 000
1,485,91-9
155,000
955, 000
1,166,000
1, 523, 049
1,430,500
968, 000
723, 888
656,116
42, 000
586,000
180,000
559,900
357,826
600,900
380,000
513,202
916,000
732,602
1,236, 000
1,239, 595
336,000
222, 000
75,000
193,483
1,250, 000
92,000
17,700
297,000
60,800
10,000
761,600
617,000
4,467
278, 500
193,078
105, 000
250,000
288, 000
70, 775
35,000
24,000
100, 000
258, 500
20, 700
240, 000
80,000
6,800
51, 700
95,195
675,000
126.214
16, 700
826, 000
529,000
280, 000
309, 900
53,175
36, 500
46, 500
34, 740
12, 000
25,000
80, 000
14,000
3, 000
2,500
30,000
34, 000
3, 000
183,000
75,000
53,000
61, 000
35,000
40,000
88, 000
171,000
100,000
10,500
51,435
135,000
30,000
25,100
30,000
74, 000
14,000
470, 000
950,200
787, 595
596, 764
370,978
1,480,800
1, 013, 500
660,900
790, 000
m, 66o
51,223
162,500
142,000
407, 500
870, 334
830,350
780, 500
725,000
1, 581, 500
454, 000
951,000
•S56, 500
100, 000
923,000
580,000
345,000
653,000
268, 561
820, 500
1,278,130
921,000
305,087
899,000
999,935
1, 057, 000
551,687
,
33, 000
9,000
512,000
19,600
2,500
12,000
35,000
169,000
31,000
5,000
6,750
129, 500
25,000
30,000
51,666
47,000
105, 000
75,000
705,000
75, 000
84,700
* Exclusive of school and other departmental buil
CO
T A B L E 2 3 . — F U N D E D , F L O A T I N G , AND S P E C I A L A S S E S S M E N T D E B T AT C L O S E O F Y E A R , C L A S S I F I E D BY P U R P O S E FOR W H I C H
INCURRED:
1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 436. 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. 54]
INCURRED FOR GENERAL PURPOSES—
continued
Miscellaneous
purposes
Incurred
for
Combined or unreported purposes
of
purposes
municipal
service
enterprises
Special
Funded and
floating
assessment
INCURRED FOR P U R P O S E S OF PUBLIC SERVICE E N T E R P R I S E S
AND I N V E S T M E N T S
Total
Watersupply
systems
Incurred
for
refunding 1
Electric
light and
power systems and
gas-supply
systems
Markets
Incurred
for
funding 2
All other
9
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Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
$118,027,120 $205,856,915 $102,262, 718 $7,711,504
38,078, 657 79,187, 901
39,117, 612 39,136, 983
25, 036, 338 49,467, 787
10,427, 021 23, 621, 947
5,367, 492 14,442,297
I
II
III
IV
V
49,887, 857
2, 731, 040
40, 637, 371
4,140,014
4,866,436
6,014, 714
76,000
1,127,070
227, 788
265, 932
$997,007, 777
423,502, 798
165, 838,036
251, 312,448
105, 641, 671
50, 712,824
$615,907, 313 $80, 539, 850 ;$10, 945,190 ;$289,615,424
$68,536,948
173, 292, 548
55, 922, 231
42,120,902
14, 873,129
3,406, 614
6,119,470
16, 562, 580
22,453,157
14, 660, 963
8, 740, 778
219,047, 050 27, 827, 700 3,335, 500
85,034, 275 19, 587,000 5, 294, 530
188, 679, 236 18, 799, 550 1,712, 760
78, 703, 542 11, 520, 600
544,400
44,443,210
2,805,000
58,000
$74,521,315
15,019,610
25, 286,146
15,788,903
8,878,252
9, 548,404
GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER
1
?
3
4
5
fi
7
8
9
10
11
1?
New York, N . Y.3
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
1, 641, 215
2,326,000
10, 814, 094
1,168,000
4, 263, 000
903, 500
2, 584, 834
785, 031
3,323, 000
5, 616,983
$11, 539,114
40, 894, 737
1, 687,433
450, 000
7,981, 000
4, 717,226
44,000
794, 691
11,079,700
$29, 620,687
14,322,918
$2,432, 714
1,119,000
2, 250,000
115, 000
3, 327, 883
2, 616,369
>
%
a
§
!
$4,653,000
.-
xn
98, bob
$8,071,090
84, 765,444
56,883, 615
44, 338, 221
4, 863,000
$8,071,090
34,307, 776
20,018,115
30,400,521
3,863, 000
41, 307,850
44,061,700
69, 995, 712
8, 698, 800
44, 992,000 |
15, 525, 366
27,184, 870
250,000
31, 363, 712
7, 632,100
41, 000,000
14, 955, 866
$7,381,000
$6, 867, 700
$1, 092,500
400,000
1,000,000
316,000
20, 960, 000
180, 500
346, 500
$50,457, 668
35, 773,000
6, 670,000
i—i
5, 750,000
$1, 200,000
14,122, 980
43,495, 700
17, 672,000
886, 200
3,992,000
223, 000
o
4,300,000
1, 797,800
87, 750
531, 720
90 810
H
i-H
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
N e w Orleans, L a
C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio
19
20
21
??,
23
Kansas City, M o
Seattle, W a s h
Indianapolis, I n d
Rochester, N . Y
Jersey City, N . J
$2,705, 588
$5,000
_.
1,891,183
2, 394, 920
3,928, 648
298,395
6, 287,806
6,505,000
218,000
3,351,300
._.
513, 297
894, 604
5,564,327
3,075,400
17,851,250
850,000
2,633,550
11,806,000
7,480,327
$355,000
$120,000
$235, 000
13,132,000
1,622,000
11, 757,500
14, 967,230
4,868,000
$3, 609, 550
__
$58,000
$1,073,753
8,045,000
46,337, 615
10,230
202,303
1,444,754
24,177,000
2,300,000
13, 932,386
37,227,480 j
18,000
14,782,300
18, 681,255
7,920,000
5, 695, 790
90, 530
41,000
$19,587,000
$6,177,000
678,000
2,084,356
22,219,250
50,000
10,000
75, 000
21,044,825
3, 392,800
251,000
II, 389,500
18,430,255
$10,000,000
3, 604,000
1,000,000
6,540,000
7,452,800
519, 580
45,000
1, 377,000
2,394,000
5,306,796
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
Louisville, K y . ._
T o l e d o , Ohio
P o r t l a n d , Oreg
D e n v e r , Colo
Akron, Ohio. .
29
30
31
32
33
C o l u m b u s , Ohio
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__
34
35
36
37
38
Omaha, Nebr
B i r m i n g h a m , Ala
Worcester, M a s s
San Antonio, Tex
Dallas, Tex. .
39
40
41
42
43
Richmond, Va .
Syracuse, N . Y
N e w Haven, Conn
M e m p h i s , T e n n . ._ .
Dayton, Ohio.
44
45
46
47
48
Norfolk, V a
Houston, Tex.
Bridgeport, Conn
Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio
Hartford, C o n n . . .
1
2
$750,000
1,207,500
30,000
$1,438,100
3,102,004
1,203,000
241, 850
841,519
3,978,800
785, 340
200,000
. _
1,000
91,000
3,998, 700
50,000
1,898, 500
8,167, 500
5, 600,000
_
50,000
30,000
1, 312,000
308,000
368,000
480,000
1, 655,000
354,000
106,000
2,252,000
750,000
1, 975,000
943,000
1,287, 950
2,416,713
550,000
47,391
2,118, 563
1,050,000
$180,000
300,000
$186,500
13, 344, 931
56,500
$430,000
120,000
$1, 825,000
698,866
119, 500
990,000
5,886,240
2,208,978
100,000
300,000
150,000
500,000
338, 888
240,000
180,000
450,000
300,000
59,080
25,000
20,000
3,290,900
260, 000
1,727,000
3,004,000
3, 007,000
12, 500
6, 892,000
155.000
5, 499,400
5,000,000
50, 000
6, 217, 630
4,104,000
260,000
8,070,000
2,451,180
2, 806,000
4,079,000
6, 343, GOO
2, 374,000
77,180
15,491, 287
4,283,500
874,000
28,000
1,199,000
461, 750
2,023,000
1, 289, 500
7, 515, 000
9, 578,000
6,799,000
$3,737, 400
$1,079,000
2,001,000
13,247,000
19,073,600
10,086,000
12,042, 000
1,005,000
5,499,400
630,000
4,160,000
814,829
2, 698, 522
3,973,500
1,460,128
$1,079,000 1
2,367,500
26, 591, 931
19,073,600
10,206,000
9, 459, 500
10, 568,000
12, 685, 240
2, 208, 978
3,019, 500 j
$201,570
$6,742, 567
5,745,900
8, 947, 339
1,276,000
397,000
209,000
4,166,666
179,000
3, 332, 550
6,146, 948
2,798, 500
150, 000
2,038,240
4,350,000 1
250,000
2,031,000
2, 025, 740
4, 350, 000
Exclusive of refunding bonds issued to redeem former debt obligations whose purpose of issue was reported.
Includes funded debt obligations issued to redeem revenue loans, judgments, warrants, and other temporary obligations.
12,500
3, 856,000
1,064,000
750,000
556,000
J Detail not reported.
253,000
455,200
T A B L E 2 3 . — F U N D E D , F L O A T I N G , AND S P E C I A L A S S E S S M E N T D E B T AT C L O S E O F Y E A R , C L A S S I F I E D BY P U R P O S E F O R W H I C H I N C U R R E D :
1924—Continued
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[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 436. 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. 54]
I N C U R R E D FOR G E N E R A L P U R P O S E S —
City number
continued
CITY
Incurred
for
C o m b i n e d or u n r e p o r t e d p u r p o s e s
of
purposes
municipal
service
enterprises
Special
Funded and
floating
assessment
Miscellaneous
purposes
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A
Aq
c
0
f»1
52
W
54
55
56
57
f>S
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
6^
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
7S
79
Grand Rapids, Mich
Fort Worth, Tex.
Springfield, M a s s
Des Moines, Iowa
Trenton, N . J.
Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h
Fall River, Mass
Camden, N . J
Nashville, T e n n
N e w Bedford, M a s s
Flint, Mich
Albany, N . Y
Cambridge, Mass
Kansas City, Kans
Erie, P a
Yonkers, N . Y
Lowell, M a s s
Duluth, Minn
Tulsa, Okla
Elizabeth, N . J
Tacoma, Wash
Canton, Ohio
Oklahoma City, Okla
Lynn, Mass
. _
Utica, N . Y .
Waterbury, Conn
$1,572,000
251, 500
36,000
204,458
49,200
30,000
104,100
$2,113,000
1,451,000
1,295,086
64,647
145,000
2,129,500
3,700
$11,500
343,000
30,000
44,000
95,000
3,549,000
47,000
$1,267,920
346,405
70,000
76,500
1,195, 630
325,000
3,857,183
544,000
20,000
5,418,917
1,981,000
223,553
160,279
78,487
810,000
Total
$2,535,000 1
3 4,280,000
556,500
28,000
1, 821,000
103, 800
86,000
223,650
78,000
170,780
25,000
70,000
!
i
1,260,000
1
Watersupply
systems
P O P U L A T I O N O F 100,000 T O
.
435,000
47,000
1, 465,000
203,000
104,100
75,000
272,475
I N C U R R E D F O R P U R P O S E S OF PUBLIC SERVICE E N T E R P R I S E S
AND I N V E S T M E N T S
20,000
2,122,000
4, 625,000
1,119,000
2, 783,200 i
1,310,000
2,241, 675
1,548,000
2,607, 735
2, 965,000 1
3,790,000
2,572,600 I
1,454,000
6,513,100
330,000
354,000
2,739,400 !
1,087,750
3, 607,000
8, 259,000
63,500
1, 987,000
8,620,495
2,039,437
5, 715, 000
1,620,020
195,050
4,347,000 1
Electric
light a n d
power systems and
gas-supply
systems
Markets
All other
Incurred
for
refunding
1
>
300,000—Continued
'A
a
$150,000
$2,385,*000
3 4,280,000
$580,000
$200,000
513,000
500,000
537,000
2,297,719
2,821,018
1,880,000
$20,000
i, 526,666
4,625,000
1,019,000
2, 759, 700
1,310,000
1,532, 675
1,271,000
2,520,000
2, 941,000
1,490,000
2,351,500
1,454, 000
3,171, 600
230,000
354,000
2,598,500
209,750
2,530,000
8,185,000
1,987,000
3,146, 495
1,893,437
5, 715,000
1,559,500
4,347,666
Incurred
for
funding 2
602,000
100,000
23,500
709,000
277,000
87, 735
w
H
>
H
i—<
Ui
H
558, 200
O
110,000
Ul
o
24,000
2,300,000
221,100
«
o
525,000
100, 000
$2,816,500
113,400
881,869
H
0
w
140, 900
878,000
92,000
904,000
1,077,000
74,000
63,500
4, 686,000
2," 666"
788,000
144,000
238, 902
700,000
768,000
25,000
1,041, 498
439, 700
60,520
195,050
1,450,000
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
80
81
8?
83
84
Somerville, Mass
El Paso, Tex
San Diego, Calif
Jacksonville, Fla
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
9?,
93
94
Allentown, Pa
Bayonne, N . J
Wichita, Kans
Harrisburg, P a .
Manchester, N . H
95
96
97
98
99
Long Beach, Calif
Peoria, 111
Tampa, Fla
South Bend, Ind
St. Joseph, Mo
100
101
102
103
104
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Sioux City, Iowa
Rockford, 111
Portland, Me
Gary, Ind
Ham tram ck, Mich
Little Rock, Ark
Troy, N . Y
Charleston, S. C
Sacramento, Calif
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
m
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
Schenectady, N . Y
Evansville, Ind
Knoxville, Tenn
Savannah, Ga
Bingham ton, N . Y
Johnstown, Pa
East St. Louis, 111
Saginaw, Mich
Terre Haute, Ind
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N . J
Passaic, N . J
Springfield, Ohio
Lansing, Mich
$56,665
68,000
100,000
$130,000
40,000
4,000
$1,854,000 1
9,031.884 1
363,500 1
4,141,500 I
255,500
10,000
356,666
2,219,000
$34,000
1,500
417,500
202,500
316,500
155,591
142,600
706,500
1,256,678
243,205
$340,874
1,469,071
147,000 1
370,000 1
784,000
2,299,500
282,500
110,400
4,193, 616
10,125
9,785
$30,000
1,089,000
718,000
2,097,000
1,075,000
1,527,665
1,075,000
12,000
3,000,000
32,500
100
150,000
280,000
420,555
l66,666
361,000
2,087, 936
4,182,861
3,895,062
2,087,936
1,682,861
3,391,471
756,666
1,448,000
354,000
1,448,000
354,000
315,000
5,553, 600 1
315,665
1,390,000
791,000
179, 900
337,890
3,000
441,500
2,500,000
503,591
149,721
3,601,000
712,500
7,000
200,000
1,005,000
821,000
1,463,000
45,000
>
105,000
757,000
1,227,250
632,800
172,550
325,000
229,261
45,000
480,000
fed
361,000
105,000
719,070.
400,000
4,580,550
9,500
Q
fed
%
570,500
350
100,000
400,000
4, 918,440
12,500
133,473
1,662,587
1,081,048
570,000
25,000
62,000
500
25,000
22,000
115, 000
3,220,000
33,000
515,000
1,644,200
40,000
1,325,000
1,955,000
131,640
$1,152,500
$91,000
140,000
2,200
2,044,666
1,106,000
42,000
1,238,077
$1,708,000
182,500
2,339,000
282,500
4, 745,555
170,000
20,000
$381,000
147,000
340,000
784,000
2,299, 500
110,400
4,193,616
515,000
1,644,200
52,000
2,815,500
$1, 854,000
7,323,884
181,000
650,000
160,665
383,857
240,000
408,000
625,902
1, 732,000
24,863
4,125,600
1
38,000
*-
1 Exclusive of refunding bonds issued to redeem former debt obligations whose purpose of issue was reported.
2
Includes funded debt obligations issued to redeem revenue loans, judgments, warrants, and other temporary obligations.
3 Includes $1,500,000 combined water and sewer debt.
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T A B L E 2 3 . — F U N D E D , F L O A T I N G , A N D S P E C I A L A S S E S S M E N T D E B T AT C L O S E O F Y E A R , C L A S S I F I E D B Y P U R P O S E F O R W H I C H I N C U R R E D :
1924—Continued
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[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 436. 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. 54]
INCURRED FOR GENERAL PURPOSES—
continued
Miscellaneous
purposes
Incurred
for
purposes
Combined or unreported
of
purposes
municipal
service
enterprises
Funded and
Special
floating
assessment
I N C U R R E D F O R P U R P O S E S OF PUBLIC SERVICE
AND INVESTMENTS
Total
Watersupply
systems
Electric
light and
power systems and
gai-supply
systems
ENTERPRISES
Incurred
for
refunding i
Markets
Incurred
for
funding 2
All other
3
>
a
£
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued
$31,000
359,000
120
121 !
122
123
124
Chester, P a
..
R a c i n e , Wis_
Chattanooga, T e n n
Brockton, Mass
Altoona, P a
125
126
127
128
129
New Britain, Conn
Highland Park, Mich
Mobile, Ala
Berkeley, Calif
Springfield, 111
130
131
132
133
134
Bethlehem, P a
- -Huntington, W. Va
Holyoke, Mass
Lincoln, N e b r
Winston-Salem, N . C
135
136
137
138
139
Cicero, 111
Quincy, Mass
E a s t Orange, N . J
Portsmouth, Va
Covington, K y _ .
140 M a c o n , G a
141 R o a n o k e , V a
142 Jackson, M i c h . .
143 1 S h r e v e p o r t , L a
144 1 Wheeling, W . V a
$55,000
$5, 700
127,000
10,000
.
8,569
135,000
57,000
658,000
$17,139
1,067, 500
822,700
__ __
20,000
132,077
14,800
123,000
349,344
40,000
100, 000
4,166
12,000
65,000
21,000
16, 500
519,300
1,152, 000
1,354,626 1
1, 598,300
57,593
530,477 !
805, 000
250, 000
839,375
1,892,250
2, 000, 000 1
670,000
50, 000
839,375
1,844,250
2,000,000
35,000
1,243, 000
1, 712, 000
166, 654
251,500
1, 562, 000
2, 950, 000
1, 625, 800
$479, 000
25,000
431, 000
600,000
57, 593
975, 000
1, 354, 626
998,300
$27, 500
6,000
845, 000
8,000
177, 000
$15, 000
1, 579, 900
767, 000
166,654
269, 500 1
1, 562, 000
3,175, 000
1, 655, 800
-136,803
on
$1, 046, 000
1,712,000
10,000
2, 022, 000
417,204
1, 685,356
105,000
21,000
$27, 500
1, 052, 000
860, 000
1, 587, 900
767, 000
r
9, 502
$520,975
>
413, 000
§
O
73,100
o
223,400
M
10,000
461, 000
217,204
1,685,356
$118,000
1,370, 000
200,000
80,000
191,000
18, 000
200,000
25,000
30,000
190,000
587, 900
135,000
467, 000
200, 000
200, 000
48, 000
618,000
72,000
9
tei
191, 700
535,000
145
146
147
148
QC 149
Niagara Falls, N . Y
Lancaster, P a
F r e s n o , Calif
Augusta, Ga
P a s a d e n a , Calif
g
Ot
1
b
OS
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
Topeka, Kans
Davenport, Iowa
Atlantic City, N . J
Kalamazoo, Mich
150
151
152
153
154
155
J . 156
Jp 1W
158
159
16,865
1,255,000
23, 214
118, 000
146,000
76, 700
165, 000
222, 000
136, 000
1,456, 000
25,000
1, 515,030 j
325,000
28,500
1,028,000
2, 722, 936
342,485
124,363
40,000
Wichita Falls, T e x
N e w t o n , Mass___
Maiden, Mass.
Charlotte, N . C
Cedar Rapids, I o w a .
201, 000
1, 574,411
81,288
5,000
60,000
28,500
827,000
702, 000
1,148, 525
227,616
771, 000
227,616
771,000
304,000
5, 474, 000
42,800
3,379, 000
38,300
4,912, 200
364, 000
37,000
1, 732, 000
511, 000
7,794
..
39,400
1,475,630
325,000
4,897,200
364, 000
37, 000
1,667, 000
511, 000
145, 000
50,000
395, 000
304, 000
2, 045, 000
4,500
15,000
1,000
65, 000
752,000
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 T O 50,000
160
161
162
163
164
Haverhill, M a s s .
O a k P a r k , 111
N e w Castle, P a
Kenosha, W i s
York, P a
165
166
167
168
169
D e c a t u r , 111
Woonsocket, R. I
McKeesport, Pa._
Bay City, M i c h . _
Hammond, Ind
170
171
17?
173
174
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
E l m i r a , N . Y__
Beaumont, Tex
Galveston, T e x
Chelsea, M a s s
175
176
177
178
179
Charleston, W . V a
Medford, M a s s
Perth Amboy, N . J
Pittsfield, M a s s ._
S t o c k t o n , Calif
1
2
$108,000
$12,000
53, 000
$29,200
$131,000
153,200
Q
$131,000
153,200
$275, 000
__
6,000
387, 000 i
387, 000
124,700
759,029
611,000
420, 000 i1
2,277, 000 1
955, 000
1, 727, 084
1, 230, 000
1, 735, 750
350, 500
37,000
_
$243,800
70, 000
35,000
1,891,000
80, 000
4,000
19,000
10,000
126,300
1,210, 000
98,000
183, 000
119, 000
500
23,000
420, 000
102,700
339,325
759, 029
611, 000
420,000
2, 277, 000
955, 000
1, 718, 000
1,230, 000
811, 500
350, 500
924,250
64,000
2,433,200
989,000
478,380
64,666
2,330, 200
989, 000
103,000
$435,000
5,290, 000
113,000
118,000
$9,084
35, 000
1,412,000
287,666
250, 000
29,000
Exclusive of refunding bonds issued to redeem former debt obligations whose purpose of issue was reported.
Includes funded debt obligations issued to redeem revenue loans, judgments, warrants, and other temporary obligations.
478,380
7,000
f
Si
T A B L E 2 3 . — F U N D E D , F L O A T I N G , A N D S P E C I A L A S S E S S M E N T D E B T AT C L O S E O F Y E A R , C L A S S I F I E D B Y P U R P O S E FOR W H I C H
INCURRED:
1924-—Continued
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[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 436. 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 . 54]
INCURRED FOR GENERAL PURPOSES—
continued
Miscellaneous
purposes
Incurred
for
purposes
Combined or unreported
of
purposes
municipal
service
enterprises
Funded and
Special
assessment
floating
INCURRED FOR PURPOSES OF PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES
AND INVESTMENTS
Total
Watersupply
systems
Electric
light and
power systems and
gas-supply
Incurred
for
refunding l
Markets
Incurred
for
funding 2
i—i
All other
>
a
M
GROUP V — CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
180
181
18?
183
184
L i m a , Ohio _
Montgomery, Ala
Madison, Wis
Greensboro, N . C
185
186
187
188
189
E a s t Chicago, I n d
P u e b l o , Colo
Pontiac, Mich _
F i t c h b u r g , M a s s _ __ _
N e w Rochelle, N . Y
_
1P0
191
192
193
194
Williamsport, P a . _
Brookline, M a s s
Jamestown, N . Y
H a m i l t o n , Ohio
Muskegon, Mich
900
^01
Waco, Tex
Everett, Mass
Springfield, M o
M n n c i e , I n d , „_ _
$1,309,300
985, 000
660, 000
1, 462, 000
$146, 000
375, 000
11,000
19,115
Salem, M a s s .
195
196
197
198
199
$358,300
<?m
90S
204
S a n Jose, Calif
Butte, M o n t .
West Hoboken, N . J
175,000
25, 000
15, 000
12,500
1,000
142, 000
99, 500
41, 300
1, 710, 585
1, 562, 000
1,319, 500
446,100
$1,309,300
975, 000
579, 000
1,367,000
>
r*
1,442,666
$10,000
56,000
75,000
1,319,500
446,100
504, 000
473,800
75,000
6,000
155,000
413, 000
187,000
385,000
H
*i
H
1,553,000
48, 000
81, 000
35, 000
1,151,354
157,100
1,298,000
1,889,000
529,000
157,100
1,025,000
604, 500
529,000
810,000
5,000 i
826, 500
$260, 000
1,284, 500
13,000
530,000
810,000
5,000
35,000
830,500 1
M
a
w
o
o
504,000
473,800
60,000
1,422,122
201,000
W
7,800
19,396
136,804
H
149,000
52, 000
11,000
19, 900
45,000
$350,000
85, 000
306, 000
120, 000
$50,000
117, 000
36,400
$789, 000
103, 000
$25, 000
20,000
258, 550
35,000
4,000
265,278
36,000
205 | Chicopee, M a s s
206 D u b u q u e , I o w a
207 B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
208 C o l u m b i a , S. C
209 Joliet, 111
_
210 Superior, W i s
___
211 Stamford, C o n n .
212 A u r o r a , 111
213 T a u n t o n , M a s s
214 Council Bluffs, I o w a
215 R o c k I s l a n d , 111
216 P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
217 Q u i n c y , 111
___
218 A u s t i n , T e x
210
220 W a t e r l o o , I o w a
221 E a s t o n , P a
222 . Ogden, U t a h
223 D a n v i l l e , 111
___
224 W i l m i n g t o n , N . C
225 A u b u r n , N . Y
226 K o k o m o , I n d
_.
227 N e w p o r t N e w s , V a .
228 P o u g h k e e p s i e , N . Y
229 H a z l e t o n , P a
230 Orange, N . J
231 A m s t e r d a m , N . Y__
232 P e t e r s b u r g , Va__
___
233 N o r r i s t o w n , P a
234 W a l t h a m , M a s s
235 L e w i s t o n , M e
236 G r e e n B a y , W i s
237 C o l u m b u s , G a
_ __
238 Oshkosh, W i s
239 S h e b o y g a n , W i s
240 M o l i n e , 111
241 W a t e r t o w n , N . Y
242 M u s k o g e e , Okla
243 L a Crosse, W i s . _
_
244 N e w b u r g h , N . Y
__
245 L y n c h b u r g , V a
246 Colorado Springs, Colo
247 N e w p o r t , R . I
248 Pensacola, Fla__
1
10,000
50,000
60,000
110,000
i
1, 218,000
384, 000
457,000
152,500
10,00(?
61,200
12, 000
14, 000
5,392
18,600
395, 000
775,666
572, 500
305, 000
560,666
305, 000
963, 666
74,000
456,000
369, 000 !
475,000 1
456, 000
369,000
475,000
54,000
105,200
472, 032
1,608,262
181,000
12,532
180,000
83, 000
945,000
130,000
492, 000
200,000
331,257
1,163, 000
284, 705
335, 000
3,000
765, 000
36,145
30, 000
150, 000
4,327
20,000
107, 500
90, 000
100,000
655, 500
951, 000
300,000
705,000
140,000
128,100
726, 000
1,120, 000
553,000
828,481
42, 000
38, 400
35,000
407
1,000
3 lt 192, 666
384,000
457,000
775, 000
931,215
413,000
989, 807
596, 600
249,000
549,000
80,800
922,000
300, 000
963, 000
1,126,416
728,666
393,500
29,000
596, 600
1,330,500
549,000
80,800
922,000
40,420
282,500
287,000
728, 000
393, 500
73, 000
789
35,000
1,603,000
1,584,000
900 I
754, 000
114,000
850,000
28,000
523,000
29,000
45,000
60, 900
35,000
1,046, 500
254,000
26, 000
256,000
100,000
12, 500
636,200
101,000
o
300,000
396,100
166,666
'454, 000
951, 000
300, 000
650, 000
140, 000
126,100
726, 000
1,020, 000
553,000
828,481
1, 603, 000
1,094,000
_
_
__l
201, 500
442, 500
55, 000
2,000
241,654
100,000
390, 000
900
440, 000
100,000
314, 000
Exclusive of refunding bonds issued to redeem former debt obligations whose purpose of issue was reported.
Includes funded debt obligations issued to redeem revenue loans, judgments, warrants, and other temporary obligations.
«Includes $857,000 for combined water and light.
2
15,000
480,000
396, 500 1
287,000
255,950
1
98, 000
101, 500
>
T A B L E 24.-—BXTKDBD AND F L O A T I N G D E B T O B L I G A T I O N S , S P E C I A L A S S E S S M E N T B O N D S AND C E R T I F I C A T E S , AND R E V E N U E B O N D S , N O T E S ,
AND I N T E R E S T - B E A R I N G W A R R A N T S , C L A S S I F I E D BY R A T E O F I N T E R E S T :
1924
[This table is presented in t w o sections, t h e second section beginning on p . 460. 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.
For a text discussion of this table, see p . 54]
Total
O 3
Grand total
Group
Group
Group
Group
Group
I
II
III
IV.__
V
__
3
p e r cent
3K
p e r cent
$5,981,986,741
$640, 764,980
$4,902,000
3, 571, 977,363
616,125,322
1, 003, 966, 585
495, 361, 076
294, 556, 395
634, 347, 006
2,327, 790
3, 297, 000
423, 077
370,107
4,270,000
~~~258,~666"
""374," 666"
per cent
3.65
per cent
3^
per cent
$464,072,488 $11,640,300 $11,448,422
381,048,472
39, 790, 291
31, 733,139
6,305,148
5,195,438
600,000
10,896,300
56,000
88,000
9, 575, 500
386, 300
477, 500
500, 000
509,122
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
9
3
4
5
fi
7
8
9
10
11
1?
N e w York, N . Y.._
Chicago, 111
Philadelphia, P a _
Detroit, Mich
Cleveland, Ohio
S t . Louis, M o
Baltimore, M d
Boston, M a s s
Los Angeles, Calif
Pittsburgh, Pa
Buffalo, N . Y
$2, 022, 018, 510
233,193,423
287,772,716
202, 698,603
164,985, 248
30,463, 000
131,777,496
130,393,701
126,094,855
95,112,006
78,374,600
69, 093, 205
$621,189,456
715,000
3,195,900
5,000,000
$1,166,000
$247, 009,842
$6,000
$1,950,000
5, 500, 000
594,000
42,177,717
46, 706, 551
1,400, 000
1,561, 300
1,723,600
1,257,328
4,216, 650
30,000
per cent
$1,076,048, 557 $779, 870, 370
643,155, 550
145,176, 844
181,616,036
70,448, 087
35, 652, 040
654, 821,900
21, 663,394
62,046,086
25,411,303
15,927,687
2,125, 500
per cent
per cent
$1,213,213, 571 $145,232,966
563, 289,927
179, 810,476
277,155, 687
128,883,671
64,073,810
38, 757, 965
35,308,831
27, 508,975
31,085,804
12, 571,391
OVER
$182, 856,810
100, 987,400
145, 824,900
19, 413,814
20,790,092
13, 399, 000
49,057,000
56, 940,000
1,910,022
24,999,175
$518,137, 538
1,200,000
43,900,000
22,195, 000
5,800, 290
26,977,337
33, 892, 500
6, 719, 634
1,704,000
4
per cent
17,180,831
13, 518, 000
32,890, 241
$295, 408, 550
36,423, 762
20, 500, 000
41, 723,860
42,922, 274
16,470, 000
4,198,000
4,948,000
18, 512,915
12,467,857
46,367,000
23, 347,709
$900, 000
5, 302,764
16, 891,180
15,660,021
4,000
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, Wis
W a s h i n g t o n , D . C_.
Newark, N . J
Minneapolis, Minn.
N e w Orleans, La___
Cincinnati, O h i o . . .
Kansas City, M o . . .
Seattle, W a s h
Indianapolis, I n d . . .
Rochester, N . Y
Jersey C i t y , N . J . . .
3,
82,
59,
53,
115,
30,
72,
31,
49,
80,
469,
610,
043,
650,
431,
950,
031,
798,
947,
921,
270,
$14,000
7, 510,000
1,174,932
$2,127,790
200,000
$1,124,798
l, 609, 550
363,000
22,423,958
841,000
6, 773, 750
2,832,963
4,912,000
81,438
150,000
$269,300
75,000
42,000
18,770,080
18,854,045
30, 218,000
27,907,399
4,836,000
3, 313,338
3,156, 702
9,769,000
27,227,482
$11,433,675
$5,951,440
2,807,016
3,819, 528
430,160
895,250
4, 784,000
2,976,000
38,392,917
12,121,640
9, 623,600
15, 277, 869
17, 958, 000
17,869,880
10,610,170
19,351, 025
27,171,700
$6,390,680
856, 075
9,612,035
5,328, 831
429,400
4,014,810
8, 677,000
Ox
GROUP III.—CITIES H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000
?4
*>5
9fi
?7
*>8
Louisville, Ky
Toledo, Ohio
Portland, Oreg
Denver, Colo
Akron, Ohio
90
$16,302,868
37,821,542
42,899,623
32,331,171
36,105,433
Columbus, Ohio
30
31
_
.
_
_
$188,000
33
34
35
36
37
38
Omaha, Nebr
Birmingham, Ala
Worcester, Mass
San Antonio, Tex
Dallas, Tex
.
39
40
41
4?
43
Richmond, Va
_
Syracuse, N . Y
.___..
New Haven, Conn
Memphis, Tenn
Dayton, Ohio
_
44
45
46
47
48
Norfolk, Va
Houston, Tex
Bridgeport, Conn
Youngstown, Ohio
Hartford, Conn
49
50
51
5?,
53
Grand Rapids, Mich
Fort Worth, Tex__
Scranton, Pa
_
Paterson, N . J
Springfield, Mass
54
55
56
57
58
Des Moines, Iowa __.
Trenton, N . J
Salt Lake City, Utah
Fall River, Mass
Camden, N . J_
14,918,039
14, 512, 574
11, 817, 635
12, 359,300
15,619,079
59
60
61
ef>
63
Nashville, Tenn
New Bedford, Mass..
Flint, Mich
_
Wilmington, Del
Albany, N . Y
12, 250,063
15, 644,083
15,058,864
10, 649,100
14, 737,360
$258, 000
1,847,000
37,341, 500
21, 675, 246
11, 570,391
17,438,996
16, 842,282
._
_
.
_
_
_
_
. _
. _ . .1
10, 635, 504
19,354,000
12,032,240
665,000
1,144,000
$419, 000
30,891,036
21,927,798
12,937,000
26,179,796
16,005,621
3?i
$7,268,100
5, 023,156
15,960,966
$147,300
2, 735, 748
45,650,379
33,712,673
36,275,940
11,246,448
13,736,500
St. Paul, Minn
Oakland, Calif
Atlanta, Ga
$2,426,400
682,000
7, 609,469
1,018,000
37,455,269
12,984,022
14, 676,900
12,957,667
18,943,178
535, 500
3,644,204
6,087,000
931, 500
$4, 705,400
6, 722, 658
10, 757,363
23,973,600
2,958,889
8, 543, 548
1,000,000
11,440,000
4,826,445
2,356,500
21,451,380
250,000
790,400
300,000
10,137, 000
3,666, 500
2,448,750
229,000
310,666
673,000
20,000
1, 000,000
6, 868, 000
12,977, 831
4, 624,349
3,419,000
2,750, 500
1, 249, 275
1, 500,000
5,368,600
2,745,000
1,163,000
10,270, 275
4,437,739
3,418,000
9,196,000
3,227,180
4,809,000
373, 750
190,000
77,500
6,476, 725
3, 635, 000
12,745,000
2,870, 500
2,974,000
2,828,900
4,925, 080
730,
673,
1, 047,
1,952,
7,932,
600
000
000
000
647
1, 873, 000
1,242,134
2, 489,889
1, 722,000
3, 849,800
3,433,850
178, 000
3,521,970
40,000
11,012,600
13,954,891
5, 568,800
15, 524, 908
17,401,047
154,000
58, 500
3, 446, 900
142,666
425, 500
1,460, GOO
208, 200
354,000
J
,
15, 200
1
1,215,000
6, 248,000
787, 500
1, 691,100
6,332, 675 1
225,000
439, 800
$1, 767, 500
2,000,422
3,449,000
540, 500
228,000
172, 500
110,880
247, 685
2, 657,000
826,067
2, 527,282
924,000
1,618, 500
5,696, 600
2, 677, 000
1, 041,000
12,028,864
2,070,000
360, 000
36, 000
475,000
3,982,000
1, 642,000
4,358, 396
7, 422,826
2, 654, 000
730,000
7,113,170
198, 600
1, 746,000
268, 000
5, 069, 890
2,057,000
1,962,000
2,677,100
7, 808, 000
2,266,475 '
63,458
100, 000
547, 500
200,000
367,000
759,000
2,131,125
228,500
T A B L E 2 4 . — F U N D E D AND F L O A T I N G D E B T O B L I G A T I O N S , S P E C I A L A S S E S S M E N T B O N D S AND C E R T I F I C A T E S , AND R E V E N U E B O N D S , N O T E S ,
AND I N T E R E S T - B E A R I N G W A R R A N T S , C L A S S I F I E D BY R A T E O F I N T E R E S T : 1 9 2 4 — C o n t i n u e d
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 460. 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 . 54]
3
per cent
Total
per cent
per cent
3.65
per cent
3%
per cent
4
per cent
4M
per cent
43^
per cent
per cent
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
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
Cambridge, Mass
Kansas City, Kans
Erie, P a
Reading, P a
Y o n k e r s , N . Y ._
$11,093,050
17, 629, 628
9,240,017
6,434,300
21,220, 697
_
73
Duluth, Minn
T u l s a , Okla
Elizabeth, N . J
Spokane, W a s h
74
75
76
77
78
79
Tacoma, Wash _
C a n t o n , Ohio _
Oklahoma City, Okla
Lynn, Mass
_ _.
Utica, N . Y
Waterbury, Conn
79
.
$100,000
$3,671, 750
$4, 502,800
535, 300
343,700
922, 500
962, 500
1,051, 730
12,237,844
15,539,705
16,408,524
7,016,320
7,931,363
13,941,900
$1,045,000
6,932,169
2, 893,000
276,000
8, 348, 600
1,103,090
2, 627, 665
1,377, 600
816,060
450,000
7,638,440
10,609,874
14, 582,601
8,407,776
7,096,924
$1,183,000
153,935
2,223,000
2,340,000
1, 684, 567
781,000
383,000
1,281,750
2,966,000
* 292,825
4,081,070
5,457,000
1,112,034
703,000
82,250
208,000
462,760
94,400
3,194, 320
928,122
1,138,000
1,139, 500
3, 486, 656
3,392,000
2, 937,410
1,749,000
3,106,992
1,249, 500
1,131,083
3,740,000
$2,825, 556
1, 092, 000
219,400
339,000
1,000 000
352,000
185,000
1,450,000
Somerville, M a s s
El Paso, Tex
8?
83
84
90
91
_ .
$2,179,000
7,119,645
14,170, 675
3,892,929
10,478,359
Savannah, Ga
5, 556,290
8,394,139
3,863, 797
13,374,225
4,470,956
Allentown, P a
Bayonne, N . J
4,222,129
13,387,015
8*1
86
87
88
89
..
Evansville, I n d
$90,000
$1, 260,000
$89,000
457, 500
2,000
60,700
957,363
2,132,290
1,716,500
2,006,100
130,000
1,328,300
302,459
t-1
H
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H
w
H
O
o
o
GROUP IV—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000
80
81
>
o
790,000
807,000
400,000
$75,000
342,000
6, 380, 725
230,000
2,057,000
1,051,000
2, 605, 500
1,060, 500
1,768,000
3,702,050
1,138, 500
4,219,738
$239,000
136,000
4, 270,000
9?
93
94
Wichita, Kans
Harrisburg, Pa
M a n c h e s t e r , N . H_
95
96
97
98
99
L o n g B e a c h , Calif
Peoria, 111
Tampa, Fla
South Bend, Ind
S t . Joseph, M o
100
101
102
103
104
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
Rockford, Ill_
Portland, M e
Gary, Ind
105
106
107
108
109
Hamtramck, Mich
Little Rock, Ark
Troy, N . Y
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
5,069,356
4,702,841
7,331,528
10,904,861
11,422,260
110
111
112
113
114
Binghamton, N . Y
Johnstown, Pa._
E a s t S t . L o u i s , 111
Saginaw, M i c h . . _
Terre Haute, Ind
5, 613,196
6,891, 500
3,547,262
5,137,000
2,621,000
115
116
117
118
119
Pawtucket, R. I
Hoboken, N . J
Passaic, N . J
Springfield, Ohio
Lansing, M i c h .
120
121
122
123
124
Chester, Pa._
Racine, Wis
Chattanooga,Tenn
Brockton, Mass
Altoona, P a
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
_
8,320,910
5,709,900
5,898,500
__
____
_
398,727
2,565,300
3,958,500
74,400
323,000
10, 542, 535
2,212,084
6,163,146
5,108,199
3,278,579
3, 605,106
3,554,942
5,104,013
10,553,350
2,555,315
_ -
$65,000
161,343
940,102
1,530,000
18,000
253,712
81,077
501, 500
600,188
413, 525
7,308, 723
50,000
221,260
1,417,250
278,468
691,347
681,266
625,000
476,000
540,000
1,775,400
681,500
115,000
60,000
88,000
$200,000
77,000
322,000
8,000
41,000
2,037,810
4,096,000
587,000
711, 700
222, 500
155,500
34,480
277,000
710,000
448,125
2,944,325
1,473,000
477,000
125,000
449,000
1,362,000
___
401,000
333,000
16,000
1,795,000
712,500
_
4, 655,300
3,813,396
7,401,930
5,692,246
4,434,221
1,934,700
1,803, 500
851, 900
935,000
N e w Britain, Conn
Highland Park, Mich
M o b i l e , Ala
B e r k e l e y , Calif
Springfield, 111
5,123,000
7, 727,951
4,711, 710
3,382,158
2, 677,365
341,000
12,000
2,384,000
183,000
1,171,000
1,378,940
661,000
2,703,400
1,984,000
547,658
448,940
Bethlehem, P a . . .
Huntington, W. Va
Holyoke, M a s s . . .
Lincoln, N e b r
__
Winston-Salem, N . C . . _
8,047, 528
2, 610,347
5,237,500
4,162,875
9,372,601
33,000
1, 589,900
955,000
197,000
2,320,500
463,183
744,000
7,800
3,810,000
325,000
459,000
563,176
1,514,000
155,000
117,092
571,000
1,271,525
4,575,000
939,150
1,178,000
80,000
4,884,000
1,267,164
486,000
251,100
165,000
300,000
980,000
129,398
192,000
196,000
85,000
545,000
1,765,000
1,353,000
151,845
2,884,117
4,047,000
8, 595,260
8, 741,000
13,762,601
7, 561,443
4,459,922
8,272,800
_
3,458,804
200,000
1,830,000
3,121,440
2,334,250
1,085,422
2,990,000
1,397,300
503,000
3,301,500
587, 500
150,000
68,550
o
t-1
473,000
1,511, 500
178,020
1,675,000
690,000
400,000
280,000
55,000
1,759,686
345,000
660,024
1,259,000
Or
Or
T A B L E 2 4 . — F U N D E D AND F L O A T I N G D E B T O B L I G A T I O N S , S P E C I A L A S S E S S M E N T B O N D S AND C E R T I F I C A T E S , AND R E V E N U E B O N D S , N O T E S ,
AND I N T E R E S T - B E A R I N G W A R R A N T S , C L A S S I F I E D B Y R A T E O F I N T E R E S T : 1 9 2 4 — C o n t i n u e d
Or
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 460. 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 . 54]
Total
si
3
per cent
Z\i
per cent
3K
per cent
3.65
per cent
&A
per cent
4
per cent
per cent
4K
per cent
&A
per cent
GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 T O 100,000—Continued
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
14?
143
144
$3,228,029
4,641,050
7,906,878
8,944,300
3,044,320
Cicero, 111
Quincy, Mass
E a s t Orange, N . J
Portsmouth, Va
$1,872, 500
2, 533, 700
355,900
1,703, 500
$544,000
981, 605
96, 000
492,000
326,820
27,000
572,800
716, 600
35,000
228,000
1, 655,406
1,100,000
2,767,590
900,000
296,000
577,000
376,643
*
"
3,148,269
6,269,466
4,370,460
7,062,875
4,499,066
Roanoke, V a
Shreveport, La_. _
Wheeling, W . V a
$161,800
350,000
_
145
146
147
148
149
N i a g a r a F a l l s , N . Y . .__
Lancaster, P a
F r e s n o , Calif
Augusta, G a _ .
__
P a s a d e n a , Calif
_
10,203, 603
2,553,000
3,093,000
3,840,921
9,138,856
150
151
15?
153
154
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
Topeka, Kans
Davenport, Iowa—
A t l a n t i c C i t y , N . J __
Kalamazoo, Mich
9,759,747
2,606,287
3,126,188
18,963,950
3,620,990
155
156
157
158
159
W i c h i t a Falls, T e x
Newton, Mass
Maiden, Mass
C h a r l o t t e , N . C_
C e d a r R a p i d s , I o w a _.
8,137,848
4,903, 500
3,754,800
6,683,591
3,055,646
74,500
216,629
487,911
1,467,000
35,800
$45,666
355,000
162,000
$56,000
3,000
3,032,500
1, 275, 800
40,000
65,000
200,666
8,500
414,000
990,000
$87,324
129,000
2, 078, 345
1, 635, 000
405,000
$717,854
2,037, 000
5,554,000
2,076, 676
942, 500
70,000
52,000
1,312,668
98,000
1,121,900
150,000
577, 500
2,232,680
3,089,373
1,177,772
1,085,500
888,333
1,183,341
10, 785,000
395,454
350,000
463,816
233,836
2, 282,000
824,976
5,000
32,000
136,000
1,600,000
1,181,841
1,000,000
558,380
Haverhill, Mass
O a k P a r k , 111
N e w Castle, P a
___
1
$1,785,000
4, 376,884
2,555,209
$29,000
25,000
$925,000
102,980
45,000
$312,000
130,000
522,000
$57,000
875,178
985,000
$21,000
456,200
100,000
>
53
H
l-H
Q
OQ
373,520
88,000
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
160
161
162
>
a
O
O
t—i
H
fed
163
164
165
166
<» 167
CD 168
O 169
J. 17°
Kenosha, Wis
York, Pa
2,473,000
1,478,800
Decatur, 111
Woonsocket, R. I
McKeesport, Pa
Bay City, Mich
Hammond, Ind
2,564,118
7, 515,000
2, 579,032
5,291,800
2,510,715
Mount Vernon, N . Y .
174
Chelsea, Mass
Charleston, W. Va
Medford, Mass
Perth Amboy, N . J___
Pittsfield, Mass
Stockton, Calif
3,163, 500
3,078,950
7,262,350
2,774,400
3,999, 729
180
181
182
183
184
Lima, Ohio
Montgomery, Ala
Madison, Wis
Greensboro, N . C
Lexington, K y
8,965,376
5, 389,350
5,614,800
6,697,720
2,608,348
185
186
187
188
189
East Chicago, Ind
Pueblo, Colo._
Pontiac, Mich
Fitchburg, Mass
New Rochelle, N . Y._
2,067,865
5,936, 528
5,172,900
3,159,900
5, 248, 513
190
191
192
193
194
Salem, Mass
Evanston, 111
San Jose, Calif
Butte, Mont
West Hoboken, N . J._
2,736, 500
3,346,628
2, 728,927
2, 547,674
2,866,737
195
196
197
198
199
Williamsport, Pa
Brookline, Mass
Jamestown, N . Y
Hamilton, Ohio
Muskegon, Mich
1,346,800
1, 685,380
3,824,229
5,306,521
4,142,872
200
201
202
203
204
Waco, Tex
Everett, Mass
Springfield, Mo
Muncie, Ind
Lorain, Ohio
S 1 1 Elmira, N . Y
7
7 172 Beaumont, Tex
I 173 Galveston, Tex.
__
$5,000
397,200
98,000
71,000
50,000
188,090
1,851,000
563,000
614,000
12,000
516,000
188,000
868,750
219,000
187,000
500,000
$200,000
9,432,928
3,804,056
4,738,755
6,301,000
3,945,910
175
176
177
178
179
202,000
335, 500
2,160,160
211,000
1,296,000
1,306,000
1,145,000
433,100
200,000
709,150
1,530,000
572,000
25,000
83,280
45,000
4,742,300
1,432,500
77,000
203,500
223, 750
CO
o
___
3,468,875
2,534,090
719,438
1,336,678
5,938,213
60,000
1,359,550
313,000
1,500,000
43,350
20,000
783, 500
322,000
1,159,000
1,954,000
1,372,000
143,000
250,000
5,250
11,000
750,500
250,000
390,000
45,000
382,779
127,000
$3,122
1,478,500
653,522
295,102
40,000
39,000
1, 645,750
19,900
57,000
7,952
145,900
1,089,650
575, 500
1,305,484
135,000
390,000
24,000
1,826,839
842,000
52,000
726,711
388,200
2,205,000
59,000
260,674
292,000
338,000
1, 713,000
387, 525
6,290
440,298
485,000
141,650
1,166,061
81,481
1,645,600
H
48,000
235,000
354,000
45,000
49,000
145,000
5,490
220,500
$81,000
1,816,900
576,570
10,000
20,000
1, 756,900
454,700
691,000
230,900
2,094,900
562,400
154,000
1,169,900
312, 500
287,000
205,000
405,000
10,000
33,500
61,718
552,000
Or
-4
T A B L E 2 4 . — F U N D E D AND F L O A T I N G . D E B T O B L I G A T I O N S , S P E C I A L A S S E S S M E N T B O N D S AND C E R T I F I C A T E S , AND R E V E N U E B O N D S , N O T E S ,
AND I N T E R E S T - B E A R I N G W A R R A N T S , C L A S S I F I E D B Y R A T E O F I N T E R E S T : 1 9 2 4 — C o n t i n u e d
Or
00
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p . 460. 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 . 54]
Total
Si
3
per cent
3^
per cent
per cent
3.65
per cent
3^
per cent
4
per cent
per cent
per cent
per cent
GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued
?,05
?06
?07
908
?09
210
211
212
213
214
215
216
217
218
219
Chicopee, M a s s .
Dubuque, IowaB a t t l e Creek, M i c h
C o l u m b i a , S. C _.
Joliet, 111
T a u n t o n , M a s s _Council Bluffs, I o w a
2, 252, 675
3,106, 597
2,488,302
3,463, 600
2,114,919
Q u i n c y , 111 Austin, Tex
223
224
99^
Auburn, N. Y
1, 485, 343
672, 600
3,041, 334
3,955, 274
1,759, 500
226
997
Newport News, Va
_
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
A m s t e r d a m , N . Y_
Petersburg, Va
Norristown, P a
>.
3,812,768
2,400,983
3,909, 000
1, 243, 705
1, 491, 000
151, 000
681, 600
243, 602
1, 583, 000
$83, 000
$627, 500
$485, 200
1, 639, 000
199, 000
375, 000
479, 700
364,975
101, 000
134, 400
20,000
606, 300
210, 000
276, 696
1, 675, 000
$44,000
$39, 000
101, 000
414, 000
37,000
518, 000
117, 500
75,000
161,000
32,000
$66, 000
270,000
434,000
220, 000
490,000
164,000
348,000
512, 571 .
257, 842
111, 100
716,000
1,199,950
833, 000
836, 000
42,880
329, 650
.
600,000
648, 000
857, 000
1,106,000
524,982
565, 000
1,142, 000
703, 780
985, 705
154, 384
167, 610
125, 000
295, 334
176, 000
176, 500
265,000
93, 248
517,964
80,000
98,000
560, 000
691, 062
502,000
24, 360
325, 600
474, 000
1, 032, 640
275, 500
$20 000
140,000
464,000
269, 640
876,000
1, 675,129
130, 000
151,407
3, 074, 361
3, 077, 600
4,939, 294
1, 305, 418
3, 515, 661
Ogden, U t a h
D a n v i l l e , 111
Wilmington, N . C - -
$482, 500
480, 000
285,000
387, 000
1, 474,930
4,465, 560
783, 000
3, 352,864
4, 222, 582
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
220
221
999
$22, 000
$1,787,800
3, 675, 742
1,445,925
3, 629, 721
3,109,768
1, 051, 821
278, 850
1,964, 000
36,500
159, 500
3
>
a
>
>
H
W
H
M
Q
Ul
.O
81, 873
450, 000
O
I—I
438, 000
H
195, 000
125,000
w.
163,000
1 1
—
235
236
237
238
?,m
Lewiston, M e
Green B a y , W i s
C o l u m b u s , G a ...
Oshkosh, W i s
Sheboygan, Wis
240
241
242
243
244
M o l i n e , 111
Watertown, N. Y
M u s k o g e e , Okla
L a Crosse, W i s
N e w b u r g h , N . Y___
1, 580,812
3, 324,125
4, 697, 375
2, 332, 385
1, 762, 652
245
246
247
248
Lynchburg, Va
Colorado Springs, Colo
Newport. R. I
Pensacola, F l a
4,132, 800
3, 763, 777
2, 306,500
2, 881, 094
_
1, 534, 500
2,984, 700
2, 340,151
1, 623, 000
1, 212, 700
659,000
4,000
38, 500
210, 000
140, 000
183, 000
49,000
*
215, 000
1,750
26, 607
410,935
40, 000
661, 000
439,000
130, 000
215,000
170, 000
1, 003, 000
98,000
421, 500
485, 000
75,000
400,000
938,700
495,000
785,000
103,000
220, 411
1, 638, 500
460,375
825, 000
685,100
2, 634, 000
2,000, 400
489, 000
1, 650, 000
519,000
200,000
100,000
215, 306
92,000
1
5
^
T A B L E 2 4 . — F U N D E D AND F L O A T I N G D E B T O B L I G A T I O N S , S P E C I A L A S S E S S M E N T B O N D S AND C E R T I F I C A T E S , AND R E V E N U E B O N D S , N O T E S ,
AND I N T E R E S T - B E A R I N G W A R R A N T S , C L A S S I F I E D B Y R A T E O F I N T E R E S T : 1 9 2 4 — C o n t i n u e d
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p.452. 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 . 54]
5 per cent
53/£ Per cent
b% per cent
6 per cent
$892,558,209
Grand total..
5M Per cent
$41, 573,901
$182,944,241
$8,602,682
$236,835,768
54,817,280
27,633,626
61,712,344
22,246,047
16, 534, 944
138,000
4,999,100
1, 517,000
1,101,320
847,262
287,285,760
101,381,313
268, 952, 917
141,849,862
93,088,357
Group l . . _
Group I I . Group I I I .
Group I V .
Group V__
21, 583,984
516, 985
12,090,842
5, 586,490
1, 795, 600
64,606,355
31, 913, 766
60, 486,098
40,068,890
39, 760, 659
7 per cent 8 per cent
481,277
$621,164
2,001, 785
197, 566
1,394,439
643,042
244,445
Other
reported
rates
Rates not
reported
6,733
14, 615
599,816
:,
$192,824, 351 $73,071,662
Noninterestbearing
$1,279,832
GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 A N D OVER
1
?
3
4
5
6
7
8
q
10
ii
i?
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
Boston, Mass
Los Angeles, Calif _
Pittsburgh, P a
San Francisco, Calif.
Buffalo, N . Y
13
14
15
16
17
18
Milwaukee, Wis
19
Kansas City, M o
Seattle, W a s h
_._
.
.
_
$4,699,550
92, 747,261
22,629, 700
33,668,989
35,097,420
34,045, 500
4,064,500
19, 526, 540
10, 522,300
30,284,000
12,659,800
6,737,000
67,184
$5,000,000
26,273,370
13, 521,674
620,000
$10,000
128,000
10,022,236
$24,664
220,000
145, 516
30,036,172
27, 610,134
$281,500
2,886, 736
3,683,133
$1,500,000
1,420,285
$144,786,100
$3,002,500
$14,400
2,285,000
513,700
81, 579
53,410, 600
7, 584,000
300,000
GROUP I I — C I T I E S HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 300,000 TO 500,000
*n
>
99
?3
Rochester, N . Y
Jersey C i t y , N . J
$742,214
2,393, 675
13, 674,888
10, 582,130
13,069,607
?1
$10,910,333
6,973,000
448,224
1,767,400
4,546,783
5,003,000
32,063,655
6,210,985
3,973,040
3,500,000
$137,790
379,195
2,790,000
693,605
2,400
9,670,000
$4,999,100
$5, 853, 500
1,158
799,392
264, 968
10,495
6,347, 645
1,234,324
• 13,621,399
2,929,260
$662,206
$49,056
$1,165,000
3,327,990
148,510
10,230
1,873,080
6,885,250
851, 625
$33,820
30,460
16,183
44,982
73,539
O
GROUP III—CITIES .HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000
Louisville, Ky
Toledo, Ohio
Portland, Oreg
Denver, Colo
Akron, Ohio
$1,280,000
13,120,810
5,038,880
2,610,000
10,828,867
Columbus, Ohio
Providence, R. I
St. Paul, Minn
Oakland, Calif
Atlanta, Ga
16,175,647
Omaha, Nebr
Birmingham, Ala
Worcester, Mass
San Antonio, Tex
Dallas, Tex
9,786, 600
9,823, 500
844,000
12,650,000
4,420,000
5,138,700
5,748,003
8,000,000
1
Richmond, Va
Syracuse, N. Y
New Haven, Conn
Memphis, Tenn
Dayton, Ohio
3,365,530
3,142,994
1,182,000
8,070,200
7,052,214
Norfolk, Va
Houston, Tex
Bridgeport, Conn
Youngstown, Ohio
Hartford, Conn
13, 774,500
15,215,811
3,540,000
7,886,830
1,331, 662
Grand Rapids, Mich
Fort Worth, Tex
Scranton, Pa
Paterson, N . J
Springfield, Mass
6,348,212
3,014, 259
4,812, 500
834, 000
1,853,859
Nashville, Tenn
New Bedford, Mass
Flint, Mich
Wilmington, Del
Albany, N . Y
7,593,705
1,169,000
6 293,839
,
1,150, 000
510,020
2,429,000
J
$85,000
468,000
207,000
$1,000
5,067, 580
500,000
7,000
458,500
850,000
119,000
$113,437
$321, 531
3,901, 584
8,036,367
1,671
3, 516,719
$3, 661,700
1,105, 625
5,745,900
10,187,210
3, 647,100
4,198,265
941,500
183,000
161,815
1,250,022
$814,829
429,500
$82, 500
2,100,000
7,667
518,428
1,190,000
35,000
3,441, 600
500,000
145,000
2,097,025
837,000
2,948,300
9,151,000
672,000
71,086
1,191,000
Des Moines, Iowa
Trenton, N . J
Salt Lake City, Utah
Fall River, Mass
Camden, N . J
$2,794,834
1, 547,000
55,000
338,000
311,913
123, 564
2,070,000
830,000
470,000
1,368,096
1,553,860
4, 466,000
490,300
706,000
5,026,853
23,481
673,100
1,439, 658
781,800
442,000
909,000
122,400
50,000
334,831
500,000
2,603
140,000
9,391
7,500
$6, 733
1,000,000
239,000
1,072,000
§11,600
561,608
1,123,000
400,000
584, 000
1,168,000
160,000
1,006, 000
1,849,089
1,100
50, 000
1, 604,135
1,000
132, 000
857,358
27, 735
2,901,300
1,300,000
3,666
348
TABLE
2 4 . — F U N D E D AND F L O A T I N G D E B T O B L I G A T I O N S , S P E C I A L A S S E S S M E N T B O N D S AND C E R T I F I C A T E S , AND R E V E N U E B O N D S , N O T E S ,
AND I N T E R E S T - B E A R I N G W A R R A N T S , C L A S S I F I E D B Y R A T E O F I N T E R E S T : 1 9 2 4 — C o n t i n u e d
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[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p . 452. 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 . 54]
5 per cent
hxA per cent , blA per cent
5% per cent
5 per cent
7 per cent 8 per cent
Pi
Other
reported
rates
Rates not
reported
Noninterestbearing
GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued
64
65
66
67
68
60
70
71
79
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
Kansas City, Kans
Erie, P a
__ __
Yonkers, N . Y
Lowell, M a s s
Duluth, Minn
T u l s a , Okla
Elizabeth, N . J
Spokane, W a s h
Tacoma, Wash
C a n t o n , Ohio
Oklahoma City, 6kla_
Lynn, Mass.
Utica, N . Y . . .
Water bury, Conn
.
_.
$392,500
6,245,417
55,000
2,315,000
2,659,300
1,594,000
2,881,000
7,076,855
456, 819
766,000
3,830,045
5,448,160
12,254,020
485,000
1,194,273
3,660,000
$168,000
364,251
184,000
$45,000
1,863,400
292,000
400,000
6,500,302
1,100,274
10,000
358,980
22,000
168,828
4,000,000
2,563,988
16,000
810,319
242,400
M
$30,000
1,108,300
1,699,545
5,500
$170,972
6,000
735,209
502,345
720,000
30,924
355, 745
4,794, 697
953,112
22,000
Ul
$210,274
100,000
553
Somerville,' M a s s . _
E l Paso, T e x .
San Diego, Calif
F o r t W a y n e , I n d __
Jacksonville, Fla__
Lawrence, M a s s
Schenectady, N . Y__
Evansville, I n d
.
Knoxville, T e n n
Savannah, G a .
Allentown, P a
B a y o n n e , N . J._
___
„
_
_.
_
_
$65,000
6,557,000
7,648,450
979,000
7,602,359
561,000
1,450,139
660, 697
2,803,279
125,000
1,125,000
4,924,500
162,120
54,000
100,000
11,500
M
O
W
75,832
o
o
H
$600,000
$219,145
141,500
1,987,429
819,000
$969,000
$322,000
190,000
M
$1,500
700,000
643,500
10,500
$500
2,135,500
500,000
1,800,000
1,867,446
' 298,578
69,000
346,656
>
Jjj
$2,610
GROUP IV—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000
80
81
8?,
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
o
• $5,050,000
1,600,000
$345,328
629
500
835, 799
__
3,056,979
1,274,900
1,599.000
___
92 W i c h i t a , K a n s .
7,604,427
1,160,552
5,632,322
470,352
1,987,000
__
Harrisburg, P a .
Manchester, N . H
_
Long Beach, Calif.. _
Peoria, 111.
Tampa, Fla
South Bend, Ind
St. Joseph, M o
100
101
102
103
104
Wilkes-Barre, P a
Sioux C i t y , I o w a
Rockford, Ill__
Portland, M e
Gary, Ind
105
106
107
108
109
Hamtramck, Mich
Little Rock, Ark
Troy, N . Y .
C h a r l e s t o n , S. C__
S a c r a m e n t o , Calif
110
111
112
113
114
Binghamton, N . Y .
Johnstown, Pa
E a s t St. Louis, 111
Saginaw, M i c h . .
Terre Haute, I n d .
115
116
117
118
119
H o b o k e n , N . J__
Passaic, N . J
Springfield, Ohio
Lansing, M i c h .
120
121
122
123
124
Chester, P a .
Racine, Wis
Chattanooga, Tenn
Brockton, Mass
Altoona, P a . _
125
126
127
128
129
N e w Britain, Conn.
Highland Park, Mich__
Mobile, A l a . . .
B e r k e l e y , Calif
Springfield, 111
130
131
132
133
134
Bethlehem, Pa
Huntington, W . Va
Holyoke, Mass
Lincoln, N e b r
Winston-Salem, N . C . . .
_
___
_
_
_
_ .
_
_
_ __
___
_
_
_
1,862,500
549,496
428,680
1,895,000
1,150,000
___
_
1,429,462
517,152
511,397
1,300,000
91,396
380,000
5,714
590,770
1,052,458
324,305
645,446
225,000
46,000
584,000
1,016,400
107,100
1,044,000
6,625
1,000
779,206
479,500
479,810
13,000
500,815
200,000
1,955,000
70,328
2,000
210,000
2,066,624
3,401
200,000
235,861
6,000
162,000
g
81,826
1,259,000
2,452,055
1,696,500
892,743
2,860,300
2,589,175
1,448,193
860,601
365,500
1,148,000
2,205,200
472,000
760,900
283,000
255,000
25,000
297,500
60,000
165,000
451,000
738,000
2,117,000
2,834,500
1,632,710
675,000
2,284,847
252,000
2,433,227
2,153,000
2,200
13,713
2,500
164,846
680,000
2,491,806
1,905,000
1,706,000
_._
_ _
300
245,900
1,619,442
3,600,350
836,890
492,000
_
$1,000
303,955
783,316
37,500
24,863
1,147,396
969,997
34,500
279,821
383,857
54,000
GO
80,500
$200,000
230,000
233
801,646
60,000
722,925
455,210
40,000
249,524
500
4,136,267
438,552
500
71
10,104
725,000
500
800,000
120,000
35,465
1,347,666
3,099,661
00
T A B L E 2 4 . — F U N D E D AND F L O A T I N G D E B T O B L I G A T I O N S , SPECIAL A S S E S S M E N T B O N D S AND C E R T I F I C A T E S , AND R E V E N U E B O N D S , N O T E S ,
AND I N T E R E S T - B E A R I N G W A R R A N T S , C L A S S I F I E D B Y R A T E O F I N T E R E S T : 1 9 2 4 — C o n t i n u e d
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[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p . 452. 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 . 54]
5 per cent
31
5% per cent
5H per cent
5% per cent
6 per cent
Other
reported
rates
7 per cent 8 per cent
Rates not
reported
Noninterestbearing
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
l-H
135
136
137
138
139
Cicero, 111.Quincy, Mass
E a s t Orange, N . J
P o r t s m o u t h , Va_
Covington, K y
140
141
142
143
144
Macon, G a
Jackson, Mich
_
__
__
_
_
Wheeling, W . V a .
145
146
147
148
149
L a k e w o o d , Ohio
Topeka, Kans
Davenport, Iowa
Atlantic City, N . J
155
156
157
158
159
W i c h i t a F a l l s , Tex___
N e w t o n , M a s s _ _ __
Maiden, Mass
_
Charlotte, N . C
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
8,268
120,000
932, 582
4, 683,857
3,382, 500
1,202,804
150,000
2, 515, 500
118, 000
590,000
N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y
150
151
152
153
154
$1,644,058
139,000
1,153,374
4,470,200
344,900
F r e s n o , Calif
Augusta, G a
4, 696, 267
597,509
684,600
1,811,000
2, 059,785
- _
____
_
2, 598,648
261,000
179,000
1, 681, 000
486,662
$35,000
150,000
$186,000
92,000
1,800,000
$1, 500,000
18,400
30,000
9,400
103,466
353, 500
46,299
38,100
353,500
50,325
1,695,696
$1,496, 647
10, 750
514,800
462,920
$63,000
$281, 001
$75,382
435,666
Haverhill, Mass.
Oak Park, 111
New Castle, Pa—
H
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1
617,241
!
616,320
628,922
300,000
475,000
H
3, 942, 500
M
O
Ui
2,924,558
o
53,000
*i
2,618,950
o
304,975
5,527, 200
19,000
1,219,000
93,000
98,000
20,000
222,000
223,100
743,763
$123,000
$1,208,556
""700,"00o1
$68,000
$4,000
620,000
900,000
600,000
$250,000
$1,603,970
178,209
r
>-
267,000
i
GROUP V—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000
160
161
162
>
$226
25,000
140,000
a
I
280,435
150,500
>
H
491
CO
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
181
182
183
184
185
186
187
188
189
190
191
192
193
194
195
196
197
198
199
200
201
202
203
204
f
York, P a
Woonsocket, R. I
McKeesport, Pa
Bay City, M i c h .
M o u n t Vernon, N . Y
Elmira, N . Y
Beaumont, Tex
Galveston, Tex
Chelsea, Mass__
Charleston, W . Va
Medford, Mass
Perth Amboy, N . J
Pittsfield, M a s s
S t o c k t o n , Calif
L i m a , Ohio
Montgomery, Ala._
Madison, Wis
Greensboro, N . C
Lexington, K y
E a s t Chicago, I n d
P u e b l o , Colo
Pontiac, Mich
Fitchburg, Mass
N e w Kochelle, N . Y
Salem, M a s s ._
E v a n s t o n , 111
S a n Jose, Calif
Butte, Mont
West Hoboken, N . J
Williamsport, P a
Brookline, Mass
Jamestown, N . Y
H a m i l t o n , Ohio
Muskegon, Mich
Waco, Tex
Everett, Mass
Springfield, M o
Muncie, Ind
L o r a i n , Ohio
_.
_.
428,000
6,000
1,348,623
1,998,000
907,000
1,144,800
441,500
1,281,878
497,800
4,114,150
6,097,500
108,000
2,412,500
36,000
723,000
62,000
2,519,235
2,706,253
1,671,000
2,546,800
5,462,944
1,264,000
1,733,865
1, 397,000
379,500
558,000
1,609,777
$15,000
2,000,000
108,000
_„
697,820
1, 587,682
1,238,237
3,183,550
59,500
646,000
392,667
1,528,300
$762
100,000
62,756
243,405
95,666
4,000
855,000
37,000
1, 633,550
67,000
30,144
1,846,448
973,740
134,500
140,000
377,778
300,000
2,324,489
1,204,500
500,000
96,666
29,000
566,666
42,000
681,000
91,000
1,407,000
2, 599,613
250,000
410,000
164,000
95,900
232,062
386,000
700
150,000
$535,360
180,776
r
650,000
165, .000 •
101,000
974,606
1,496,300
1,600,174
1,398,439
200,000
_ _ _
443,000
500,000
193,500
-_
_
675,000
20,000
318,255
1,154,000
426,270
1,508,000
1,973,935
25,000
80,000
400,000
w
5,500
GO
550,000
941,210
719, 500
40,000
425,666
269,000
149,229
450,000
62,500
180,000
43,080
488,648
64,940
237,200
1,319,081
61,200
62,500
2, 060, 753
527,835
40,000
$1,200
91,325
400,000
72,468
667, 293
2,133,832
970
Ox
T A B L E 2 4 . — F U N D E D AND F L O A T I N G D E B T O B L I G A T I O N S , S P E C I A L A S S E S S M E N T B O N D S AND C E R T I F I C A T E S , AND R E V E N U E B O N D S , N O T E S ,
AND I N T E R E S T - B E A R I N G W A R R A N T S , C L A S S I F I E D BY R A T E O F I N T E R E S T : 1 9 2 4 — C o n t i n u e d
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 452. For a list of the cities arranged alphabetically by Stares, with the number assigned to each, see p. 11 •
For a text discussion of this table, see p . 54]
5 per cent
51
5% per cent
5H per cent b% per cent
6 per cent
7 per cent 8 per cent
Other
reported
rates
Rates not
reported
Noninterestbearing
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
209
Chicopee, M a s s .
Dubuque, Iowa.
B a t t l e Creek, M i c h
C o l u m b i a , S. C
Joliet, 111.
210
211
212
213
214
215
216
217
218
219
R o c k I s l a n d , 111
P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio
Q u i n c y , 111
Austin, Tex
New Brunswick, N . J
$79,000
Superior, W i s
Stamford, C o n n
A u r o r a , 111
Taunton, Mass
Council Bluffs, I o w a
*>05
?06
207
*>08
_.
_
_
.
$1,345,867
490,000
1,486,000
1,419,528
582,000
644,308
291,400
201, 500
1,084,280
___
„
. . . .
100,000
Waterloo, Iowa
Easton, P a
Ogden, U t a h
D a n v i l l e , HL_
Wilmington, N . C
1,176,414
47,500
905,032
529,907
1,577, 608
225
226
227
228
229
Auburn, N . Y
Kokomo, I n d
Newport News, Va
Poughkeepsie, N . Y
Hazleton, P a
Orange, N . J
Amsterdam, N . Y
Petersburg, V a
Norristown, P a
Waltham, Mass
1,388,926
78,483
1,380,000
164,000
1,000
_
_
M
$11,675
$81,200
65,000
300,000
752,918
902,680
6,000
162, 602
85
$17, 980
355,000
H-l
789
855,830
1,263,120
375,400
244,864
2,500
M
O
m
o
553,000
281, 580
27,000
1,190,000
750, 997
750,000
230
231
232
233
234
•
a
$19,800
190,875
201,925
1,204, 721
940,900
130,000
616, 600
1,157,496
327, 600
2,153,000
1, 386,200
220
221
222
223
224
$71,800
106,000
*j
14,500
o
75,900
873,361
49,400
1,932,262
71,731
220,064
41,600
575,000
440,173
29,140
284,500
265,000
55,154
187,000
124,141
1,020,000
300,000
66,000
705
18,666
121,500
535
H-l
50,000
14,000
235
236
237
238
239
Lewiston, M e
Green B a y , W i s
Columbus, Ga
Oshkosh, Wis
Sheboygan, W i s . . .
240
241
242
243
244
M o l i n e , 111
Watertown, N . Y
M u s k o g e e , Okla
L a Crosse, W i s . .
Newburgh, N . Y
245
246
247
248
Lynchburg, Va
Colorado S p r i n g s , Colo
Newport, R. I
Pensacola, F l a
_
_
_
_,
_
_
_
_
280,000
200,000
1,755,000
150,000
303,000
355,375
509,690
3,891,909
418,897
55,599
359, 500
1,193, 535
291,000
223,670
127,000
1,500
11,000
1,196,000
2,651
85,000
153,000
666, 700
951,803
2,000
51,223
65,000
345, 091
327,488
9, 600
1,000
328,690
6,300
467, 515
553,000
91,130
700,888
4,327
$151,920
$63,486
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T A B L E 2 5 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S O F A S S E S S M E N T , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , R A T E OF L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
C A P I T A T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924
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[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 510. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 55]
City niimber
ASSESSED VALUATION O F P R O P E R T Y
R E P O R T E D BASIS OF ASSESSM E N T I N PRACTICE ( P E R
CENT OF ESTIMATED T R U E
VALUE)2
Subject t o t h e general p r o p e r t y t a x
CITY AND DIVISION OF G O V E R N M E N T
Total
Heal p r o p e r t y
Personal
property
Other
property
Subject t o
special p r o p erty taxes1
Personal
Other
Real
property property property
Grand total (see headnote)
Government of city
Government of State __
_
Government of county_.
_ __ _
Governments of other civil divisions
_
$59,460,859,827
49,405,377,306 j
20,355,396,321
2,522,161,021
$47,745. 756,334
39,606,080, 654
15,465,070, 665
1,699,246,385
$11,055,036,485
9,138,206,244
4,575,152, 988
808,327,683
29.556,789,190
23,192,224,601
25,445,098,194
20,354,856,393
3,966, 748,824
2,692,426,036
144, 942,172
144, 942,172
932,465,643
6, 737, 836,401
5,676,429,807
636, 944,620
4,691, 761,571
4,090,383,207
440,697,210
1,847, 647,265
1,385,071,032
196,247, 410
198,427,565
200, 975,568
51,558,581
12,168,294,761
11,451,406,456
10,292,567,571
507,216,340
9,153,426,315
8,415,175,717
7,892,535,322
348,299, 910
2,857,649,400
2,881,384,218
2,245,185,728
158, 916,430
157,219,046
154,846,521
154,846,521
130,417,883
9,072
25,631, 974
GROUP IV:
Government of city_ _ _
Government of State_
_
_
_ __
Government of county
Governments of other civil divisions
6,933,106,877
5,535,726,719
6,440,295,267
917,874,148
5,305,962,306
4,066,552,810
4,799, 797,160
611,754,148
1,521,002,100
1,352,249, 910
1, 523,574,108
298,396,039
106,142, 471
116,923,999
116,923,999
7, 723,961
58,428, 962
11,142,000
26,860, 866
GROUP V:
Government of city
Government of State
Government of countyGovernments of other civil divisions
4,064,832,598
3,549,589,723
3,622,533,483
460,125,913 1
3,149,507, 948
2,679,112,527
2,772,738,183
298,495,117
861,988, 896
827,075,048
806,393,152
154, 767,804
53,335,754
43,402,148
43,402,148
6, 862, 992
23,043,020
3,152,391
10,567,563
GROUP I:
Government of city__ __ _
Government of State__
9
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__ _
GROUP II:
Government of city
Government of State. _
GROUP I I I :
Government of city
Government of State
Government of county
Governments of other civil divisions
„_
$1,195,914,089
$660,067,008
661, 090,408
14,303,463
315,172,668 j [
63,060,403
14,586,953
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35
BIRMINGHAM :
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
127
154,817,867
154,817,867
154,817,867
32,417,563
32, 417, 563
32,417,563
46, 936,502
46,936,502
46, 936, 502
46,936,502
34, 472, 643
34,472,643
34, 472, 643
34,472,643
12,463,859
12,463,859
12,463, 859
12,463,859
31, 630,415
31,630,415
31, 630,415
21,475, 791
21,475, 791
21, 475, 791
10,154, 624
10,154,624
10,154,624
58, 714,847
58,714,847
58, 714, 847
58, 714, 847
42,274, 690
42,274,690
42,274,690
42,274,690
16,440,157
16,440,157
16,440,157
16,440,157
69,131, 000
48, 979, 558
48,979, 558
59,176,025
41, 661,500
41,661,500
9, 954, 975
7,318,058
7,318,058
46, 445, 661
46,445, 661
46,445, 661
36, 820, 380
36, 820, 380
36,820,380
9, 625, 281
9, 625, 281
9,625, 281
115,926,170
90, 567, 595
90, 567, 595
103,481,810
76, 662, 985
76,662, 985
12,444,360
13, 904, 610
13,904,610
45
4 50
4 50
», 950, 520
i, 950, 520
i, 950, 520
795,100, 725
795,100,725
795,100,725
201,849, 795
201,849,795
201,849, 795
4 50
*50
4 50
MOBILE:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y City corporation.
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
181
122, 400,304
122,400,304
122, 400,304
MONTGOMERY:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . . .
ARKANSAS
106
LITTLE
ROCK:
G o v e r n m e n t of city—
. C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
CALIFORNIA 3
BERKELEY:
G o v e r n m e n t of city—
City corporation.
School d i s t r i c t . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
FRESNO:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
LONG
BEACH:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y C i t y corporation
School districts
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
Los
.
ANGELES:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y City corporation...
County
School district
* B a n k stock only, u n l e s s o t h e r w i s e specified in footnot<
2 F o r p r o p e r t y subject t o t h e general p r o p e r t y t a x .
3
General p r o p e r t y n o t taxed for S t a t e purposes.
4 Basis i n p r a c t i c e for all personal p r o p e r t y except m o n e y a n d credits, w h i c h are assessed a t 100 per c e n t .
T A B L E 2 5 , — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S O F ASSESSMENT, P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , R A T E O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
CAPITA T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
o
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 510. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 55]
ASSESSED VALUATION OF PROPERTY
REPORTED BASIS OF ASSESSMENT IN PRACTICE (PER
CENT OF ESTIMATED TRUE
VALUE) 2
Subject to the general property tax
CITY AND DIVISION OF GOVERNMENT
Total
Real property
Personal
property
Other
property
Subject to
special property taxes 1
Real
Personal Other
property property property
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CALIFORNIA—Continued
32
OAKLAND:
Government of city—
City corporation
School districts
Sanitary districts
Government of county
$192, 270,490
178,270,882
3, 799,250
178, 270,882
PASADENA:
Government of city—
City corporation
School districts
Government of county
109
o
$158,100,950
147,455,025
2,988,850
147,455, 025
$34,169,540
30,815,857
810,400
30,815,857
50
46
50
46
SACRAMENTO:
Government of city1—
City corporation
School district
Government of county
_.
104, 201,600
68,788,555
68.788, 555
81,510, 980
54,049,055
54,049, 005
22, 690, 620
14,739,550
14, 739, 550
75
50
50
91,844,290
77,650,790
77,650,790
_
78,173,390
64,674,760
64,674,760
13, 670, 900
12,976, 030
12, 976,030
«72
54
54
50
50
50 - . 1 — 150
75
<50
<50
50
47 1
47
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82
SAN DIEGO:
Government of c i t y City corporation
School district
Government of county
SAN FRANCISCO:
Government of city
192
SAN JOSE:
Government of c i t y City corporation...
School district
Government of county
6
114, 752,269
65,834,680
65,834,680
.
98, 901,141
54,919,860
54,919,860
15,851,128
10,914,820
10,914,820
100
6 40
6 40
40
25
25
644,162, 653
533, 541,991
110,620,662
50
50 1
32,477, 990
32,477,990
32,477,990
27,139,365
27,139,365
27,139,365
5,338, 625
5,338, 625
5,338,625
40
40
40
40
40
40 1
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co
179
STOCKTON:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
52,697,034
31,436, 545
31,436, 545
62,141,874
38, 638,155
38, 638,155
9,444,840
7, 201, 610
7, 201, 610
40, 539, 980
40, 539, 980
40, 539, 980
40, 539, 980
(7)
7
(8)
(7)
()
COLORADO
246
COLORADO
SPRINGS:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
40,
40,
40,
40,
539,!
539,!
539,!
539,!
7
7
7
7
DENVER:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y —
City corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t ol S t a t e
186
___
400,460, 690
400, 460, 690
400, 460, 690
268, 523, 240
268, 523, 240
268, 523, 240
131,937,450
131,937,450
131,937, 450
PUEBLO:
G o v e r n m e n t of city—
C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . __
School districts
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
35,
35,
35,
35,
246,145
246,145
246,145
246,145
24,
24,
24,
24,
665,
665,
665,
665,
555
555
555
555
10,
10,
10,
10,
580,
580,
580,
580,
590
590
590
590
CONNECTICUT
BRIDGEPORT:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
48
260, 089, 867
260, 089, 867
260, 089, 867
7 260, 089, 867
7 260,089,867
7 260, 089,867
7
(7)
(7)
()
HARTFORD:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y —
C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . __
School districts
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
125
NEW
573, 911
573,911
573,911
573,911
264, 053,975
264,053,975
264,053, 975
264,053,975
26,
26,
26,
26,
94,935,1
94,935, J
94, 935,1
74,997,987
74,997,987
74,997,987
19,937, 581
19,937, 581
19,937, 581
B a n k stock o n l y , unless otherwise specified in footnotes.
F o r p r o p e r t y subject t o t h e general p r o p e r t y tax.
Basis in practice for all personal p r o p e r t y except m o n e y a n d credits, w h i c h are assessed a t 100 per cent.
5
Basis in practice for all real p r o p e r t y except i m p r o v e m e n t s , which are assessed at 60 per c e n t .
6
Basis in practice for all real p r o p e r t y except i m p r o v e m e n t s , which are assessed at 20 per c e n t .
7
V a l u a t i o n of personal p r o p e r t y i n c l u d e d w i t h t h a t of real p r o p e r t y .
s Includes corporation tax.
3
4
519,936
519,936
519,936
519,936
BRITAIN:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . _.
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
1
290,
290,
290,
290,
T A B L E 2 5 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S O F A S S E S S M E N T , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , R A T E O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
CAPITA T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 510. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 55]
City mimber
ASSESSED VALUATION O F PROPERTY
Total
Keal p r o p e r t y
Personal
property
CENT OF ESTIMATED TRUE
VALUE) 2
Other
property
Subject t o
special p r o p erty taxesi
Real
Other
Personal
property property property
CONNECTICUT—Continued
41
NEW
HAVEN:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y _ _ .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
211
_
_
_
$245,126,955
245,126,955
245,126, 955
49,029, 450
49, 029, 450
49, 029, 450
49, 029,450
9
$43,080, 261
43, 080, 261
43, 080, 261
$8, 266, 564
6, 819,120
6, 819,120
6, 819,120
6, 819,120
100
100
100
100
100
100
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
65
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55, 848,
55, 848,
55, 848,
55, 848,
Town
__
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
570
570
570
570
8
904,700
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WATERBURY:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y C i t y corporation _
School districts
CQ
_ .
_
150,994, 493
4, 013, 232
150,994,493
150,994,493
128, 754,859
7
4, 013, 232
128, 754, 859
128, 754, 859
8
22, 239, 634
(7)
1 , 380, 437
22, 239, 634
22, 239, 634
80
80
80
80
80
80
80
80
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DELAWARE
62
WILMINGTON:
120, 628, 600
115, 698, 644
115, 698, 644
1, 244, 218, 330 j
767, 056, 555
$2, 372, 525
118, 256, 075
115, 698, 644
115, 698, 644
(10)
100
96
96
100
DISTRICT O F COLUMBIA
14
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STAMFORD:
G o v e r n m e n t of city—
79
$288, 207, 216
288, 207, 216
288, 207, 216
3
R E P O R T E D BASIS O F ASSESSM E N T IN PRACTICE (PER
Subject t o t h e general p r o p e r t y t a x
CITY AND DIVISION OF GOVERNMENT
^
WASHINGTON:
477,161, 775
100
100
FLORIDA
84
JACKSONVILLE:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y C i t y corporation
School districts
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
248
60
50
50
50
50
50
50
5, 265,193
2, 609,190
2,609,190
2, 609,190
1,273,540
1, 273, 540
1, 273, 540
70
35
35
35
50
50
50
30, 005, 635
16,775,844
16, 775,844
16, 775, 844
9,442,392
6,045,879
6, 045,879
6,045, 879
2,079,762
2, 079, 762
2,079,762
33
20
20
20
50
50
50
240, 588, 293
168,411,805
168,411,805
73,475,143
51,432, 600
51,432, 600
24, 654,752
24, 654, 752
24, 654,752
70
49
49
80
80
80
62, 276, 940
36,812, 084
36,812,084
36,812, 084
13, 504, 640
11,042,168
11, 042,168
11,042,168
17, 289,
10,337,
10, 337,
10, 337,
203
930
930
930
12, 024, 010
6,455, 200
6,455, 200
6,455, 200
39,448, 027
24, 901,485
24, 901,485
24,901,485
338,718,188
244,499,157
244,499,157
PENSACOLA:
G o v e r n m e n t of city—
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t s ,
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y _
97
6,129,171
6,129,171
6,129,171
75,781, 580
53,983,423
53,983,423
53,983,423
TAMPA:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y City corporation...
School districts
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
33
ATLANTA:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
148
48,943,100
37,914, 933
37,914, 933
37,914, 933
31,463,800
22, 651,195
22, 651.195
22, 651,195
13, 099,772
10,884, 210
10, 884, 210
10, 884, 210
4, 379, 528
4,379, 528
4,379, 528
4,379, 528
67
56
56
56
80
80
80
80
37, 574, 600
28,812, 505
28,812,505
24, 275,725
18, 206, 794
18,206,794
10,772, 657
8, 079,493
8,079,493
2, 526,218
2,526, 218
2, 526, 218
60
45
45
80
80
80
46,848,925
43, 056, 740
43,056,740
43,056, 740
30,850, 575
28,110, 000
28,110,000
28,110, 000
10, 515,950
9,464,340
9,464, 340
9,464,340 1
5,482,400
5,482,400
5,482,400
5,482,400
67
60
60
60
80
80
80
80
COLUMBUS:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
140
W
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AUGUSTA:
G o v e r n m e n t of city—
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
237
Q
%
GEORGIA
MACON:
G o v e r n m e n t of city—
C i t y corporation.__
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . _ .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
i B a n k stock o n l y , unless otherwise specified i n footnotes.
2
F o r p r o p e r t y subject t o t h e general p r o p e r t y t a x .
7
V a l u a t i o n of personal p r o p e r t y i n c l u d e d w i t h t h a t of real p r o p e r t y .
8
I n c l u d e s corporation tax.
8
I n c l u d e s c o r p o r a t i o n t a x a n d shellfish b e d s tax.
i° H o r s e s a n d m u l e s t a x e d a t $1 each.
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T A B L E 2 5 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O P P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S O P ASSESSMENT, P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , R A T E O P L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
CAPITA T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 510. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 55]
ASSESSED VALUATION OF PROPERTY
Subject to the general property tax
CITY AND DIVISION OF GOVERNMENT
Total
GEORGIA—Continued
SAVANNAH:
Government of city—
City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county
REPORTED BASIS OF ASSESSMENT I N PRACTICE ( P E R
CENT OF ESTIMATED TRUE
VALUE)2
Real property
Personal
property
Other
property
Subject to
special property taxes 1
Personal Other
Real
property property property
$74, 262, 245
48, 569, 075
48, 569,075
48, 569,075
$52,357, 797
36, 927, 297
36, 927, 297
36, 927,297
$21, 273, 984
11, 011, 314
11,011,314
11, 011, 314
$630,464
630,464
630,464
630,464
50
35
35
35
50 !
35
35
35
80
80
80
80
ILLINOIS
212
£
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AURORA:
Government of c i t y City corporation
School districts
Government of State
Government of count y
Government of township
17,147, 990
17,147, 990
17,147,990
17,147,990
17,147,990
CHICAGO:
Government of c i t y City corporation
County
School district
Sanitary district
Park districts
Government of State
CICERO:
Government of city—
City corporation_._
School districts
Park districts
3
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11,183, 238
11,183,238
11,183,238
11,183,238
11,183, 238
4, 454, 230
4, 454, 230
4,454, 230
4, 454, 230
4,454, 230
1, 510, 522
1, 510, 522
1, 510, 522
1, 510,522
1, 510, 522
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
1,788, 198,295
-,
1, 788,
1,198,295
1,788, 198,295
;,
1,788, 198,295
i,
1,768, 165,657
;,
1,788, 198,295
i,
_
1,292,942,326
1,292,942,326
1,292,942,326
1,292,942,326
1,276,620,891
1,292,942,326
414,853,467
414,853,467
414,853,467
414,853,467
412,955,604
414,853,467
80,402, 502
80,402, 502
80,402,502
80,402, 502
78, 589,162
80,402,502
35
35
35
35
35
35
25
25
25
25
25
25
50
50
50
50
50
50
13,003,535
13,003,535
11,938,375
7,516,188
7, 516,188
6,771,094
4,070,089
4,070,089
3,968,231
1,417,258
1,417,258
1,199,050
40
40
40
40
40
50
50
50
40 1
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7, 516,188
7, 516,188
7,516,188
4,070,089
4,070,089
4,070,089
1,417,258
1,417,258
1,417,258
40
40
40
40
40
40
50
50
50
DANVILLE:
Government of c i t y City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county
Government of township
14,751,843
14,751,843
14,751,843
14,751,843
14,751,843
9,379,317
9,379,317
9,379,317
9,379,317
9,379,317
4, 280,050
4,280,050
4,280,050
4,280,050
4, 280,050
1,092,476
1,092,476
1,092,476
1,092,476
1,092,476
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
DECATUR:
Government of c i t y City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county
Government of township
Government of sanitary district..
17,791,937
17,791,937
17,791,937
17,791,937
17,791,937
17,791,937
12,904,360
12,904,360
12,904,360
12,904,360
12,904,360
12,904,360
4,016,785
4,016,785
4,016,785
4,016,785
4,016,785
4,016,785
870,792
870,792
870,792
870,792
870,792
870,792
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
EAST ST. LOUIS:
Government of city—
City corporation
School district
Park district
Government of State
Government of county
Government of sanitary district..
26,005,009
26,005,009
26,005,009
26,005,009
26,005,009
26,005,009
15,276, 650
15,276,650
15,276,650
15,276,650
15,276,650
15,276,650
6,172,130
6,172,130
6,172,130
6,172,130
6,172,130
6,172,130
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
ERAL
223
112
191
EVANSTON:
Government of city—
City corporation
_
School districts
Park district
Government of State.._
Government of county
Government of sanitary district..
25,727,664
25,727,664
7,758,499
25,727,664
25,727,664
25,727,664 1
20,394,358
20,394,358
6,542,047
20,394,358
20,394,358
20,394,358
4,738,068
4,738,068
1,110,860
4,738,068
4,738,068
4,738,068
595,238
595,238
105,592
595,238
595,238
595,238
40
40
40
40
40
40
20
20
20
20
20
20
50
50
50
50
50
50
Ul
209
JOLIET:
Government of city—
City corporation
School districts
Park district
Government of State
Government of county
Government of township
12,833,401
12,833,401
12,833,401
12,833,401
12,833,401
12,833,401 1
9,175,775
9,175,775
9,175,775
9,175,775
9,175,775
9,175,775
3,145,000
3,145,000
3,145,000
3,145,000
3,145,000
3,145,000 1
512, 626
512,626
512,626
512,626
512, 626
512,626
25
25
25
25
25
25 i
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
...
i Bank stock only, unless otherwise specified in footnotes.
2
For property subject to the general property tax.
o
fed
4,556,229
4,556,229
4,556,229
4,556,229
4, 556,229
4,556,229
M
ABLE
13,003, 535 1
13,003,535
13,003,535
Government of State
Government of county
Government of sanitary district.
TABLE
2 5 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S OF A S S E S S M E N T , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , R A T E OF L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
CAPITA T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 510. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 55]
ASSESSED VALUATION OF PROPERTY
REPORTED BASIS OF ASSESSMENT IN PRACTICE (PER
CENT OF ESTIMATED TRUE
VALUE) 2
Subject to the general property tax
CITY AND DIVISION OF GOVERNMENT
Total
Keal property
Personal
property
Other
property
Subject to
special property taxes i
Real
Personal Other
property property property
ILLINOIS—C ontinued
MOLINE:
Government of c i t y City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county
Government of township
161
a
$12,196,484
12,196,484
12,196,484
12,196,484
12,196,484
$7, 725,280
7, 725,280
7, 725,280
7,725,280
7, 725,280
19,049,150
19,049,150
19,049,150
19,049,150
19,049,150
19,049,150
15,085,529
15,085,529
15,085,529
15,085,529
15,085,529
15,085,529
$3,799,340
3, 799,340
3, 799,340
3, 799,340
3,799,340
$671,864
671,864
671,864
671,864
671,864
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30 1
30
50
50
50
50
50
3,376, 711
3,376,711
3,376,711
3,376, 711
3,376, 711
3,376, 711
586, 910
586, 910
586, 910
586, 910
586, 910
586, 910
25
25
25
25
25
25
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
OAK PARK:
Government of c i t y City corporation
School districts
Park district
Government of State
Government of county
Government of sanitary district
>
IT1
W.
H
%
M
O
Ul
o
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o
PEORIA:
Government of c i t y City corporation
School district
Pleasure driveway and park district.
Government of State
Government of county
3
>
41, 719, 719
41, 719, 719
41,719, 719
41,719, 719
41, 719,719
28, 793, 755
28, 793, 755
28, 793, 755
28,793, 755
28, 793, 755
10,404,439
10,404,439
10,404,439
10,404,439
10,404,439
2,521,525
2,521,525
2,521,525
2, 521,525
2,521,525
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50 l
50
50
50
50
50
H
hl
-
CO
217 I QUINCY:
Government of c i t y City corporation
School district
Sanitary district
Government of State
Government of county
Government of township..
18,298,007
18,298,007
18,298,007
18,298,007
18,298,007
18,298,007
12,180,210
12,180,210
12,180, 210
12,180,210
12,180,210
12,180,210
5, 712,595
5, 712.595
5, 712,595
5,712,595
5, 712,595
5, 712,595
405,202
405,202
405,202
405,202
405,202
405,202
50
50
50
50
50
50
102 ROCKFORD:
Government of c i t y City corporation
School district
Park district
Government of State
Government of county
Government of township..
44,017,500
44,017,500
44,017,500
44,017,500
44,017,500
44,017,500
28,130,240
28,130,240
28,130,240
28,130,240
28,130,240
28,130,240
14,821,480
14,821,480
14, 821,480
14,821,480
14,821,480
14,821,480
1,065,780
1,065, 780
1,065, 780
1,065, 780
1, 065, 780
1,065, 780
40
40
40
40
40
40
11,745,562
11,745,562
11, 745,562
11,745,562
11,745,562
8,501,420
8,501,420
8,501,420
8, 501,420
8,501,420
2, 626,780
2, 626, 780
2,626, 780
2,626,780
2,626, 780
617,362
617,362
617,362
617,362
617,362
30
30
30
30
30
29,408,549
29,408,549
29,408,549
29,408,549
29,408, 549
29,408, 549
19,836,425
19,836,425
19,836,425
19,836,425
19,836,425
19, 836, 425
8,887,430
8,887, 430
8,887,430
8,887, 430
8, 887,430
8, 887,430
684, 694
684, 694
684, 694
684, 694
684,694
684, 694
30
30
30
30
30
30
185 EAST CHICAGO:
Government of city—
74, 383, 495
City corporation
74, 383, 495
School district
74, 383, 495
Go vernment of State
74, 383, 495
Government of county
74, 383, 495
Government of township
i Bank stock only, unless otherwise specified in footnotes.
47, 381, 645
47, 381, 645
47, 381, 645
47, 381, 645
47, 381, 645
27,001,850 I
27,001,850
27,001,850
27,001,850
27,001,850 I
215
ROCK ISLAND:
Government of c i t y City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county
Government of township..
SPRINGFIELD:
Government of c i t y City corporation
School district
Pleasure driveway and park district..
Government of State
Government of county
Government of township
INDIANA
2
il---
II
l|
~-J>
100
100
100
100
100
For property subject to the general property tax
T A B L E - 2 5 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S OF ASSESSMENT, P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , R A T E O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
CAPITA T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 510. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 55]
ASSESSED VALUATION OF PROPERTY
Subject to the general property tax
CITY AND DIVISION OF GOVERNMENT
Total
Eeal property
Personal
property
Other
property
Subject to
special property taxes 1
REPORTED BASIS OF ASSESSMENT I N PRACTICE ( P E R
CENT OF ESTIMATED TRUE
VALUE) 2
Real
Personal Other
property property property
—
•
INDIANA—Continued
87
83
EVANSVILLE:
Government of city—
City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county
Government of township
i—i
FORT WAYNE:
Government of city—
City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county
Government of township
HAMMOND:
Government of city—
City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county
Government of township
• >
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$125,310,050
125,310,050
125, 310, 050
125, 310,050
125, 310, 050
200, 211,100
200, 211,100
200, 211,100
200,211,100
200, 211,100
GARY:
Government of c i t y City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county
Government of township
169
hrj
w
$78,857, 860
78, 857, 860
78, 857, 860
78,857, 860
78, 857, 860
144, 761, 520
144, 761, 520
144, 761, 520
144,761, 520
144, 761, 520
$46,452,190
46,452,190
46, 452,190
46, 452,190
46, 452,190
55, 449, 580
55, 449, 580
55,449, 580
55, 449, 580
55, 449, 580
>
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
f
w
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
H
m
H
M
O
W
o
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131, 308, 335
131, 308, 335
131, 308, 335
131,308, 335
131, 308, 335
__.
101,920, 515
101, 920, 515
101,920, 515
101,920, 515
101,920, 515
29, 387, 820
29, 387,820
29, 387, 820
29, 387, 820
29, 387,820
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
71, 571, 280
71, 571, 280
71, 571, 280
71, 571, 280
71, 571, 280
46, 526, 360
46, 526, 360
46, 526, 360
46, 526, 360
46, 526, 360
25, 044,920
25, 044,920
25, 044,920
25,044,920
25,044,920
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100 1
H-i •
ui
INDIANAPOLIS:
Government of c i t y City corporation
County
School district
Government of State
Government of township...
636,944, 620
636,944, 620
636,944, 620
636,944,620
636,944, 620
440,
440,
440,
440,
440,
697,
697,
697,
697,
697,
210
210
210
210
210
196,
196,
196,
196,
196,
247,
247,
247,
247,
247,
410
410
410
410
410
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
KOKOMO:
Government of city—
City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county
Government of township...
44, 078, 555
44,078, 555
44, 078, 555
44, 078, 555
44, 078, 555
26,997,
26,997,
26,997,
26,997,
26,997,
525
525
525
525
525
17,
17,
17,
17,
17,
081,
081,
081,
081,
081,
030
030
030
030
030
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
60, 589, 400
60, 589, 400
60, 589, 400
60, 589,400
60, 589, 400
34,
34,
34,
34,
34,
535
535
535
535
535
26,
26,
26,
26,
26,
306,
306,
306,
306,
306,
865
865
865
865
865
80
80
80
80
80
80
80
80
80
80
163,214,750
163,214, 750
163,214,750
163, 214, 750
163,214, 750
100,
100,
100,
100,
100,
67
67
67
67
67
67
67
67
67
67
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
MUNCIE:
Government of c i t y City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county
Government of township—
282,
282,
282,
282,
282,
SOUTH B E N D :
Government of c i t y City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county
Government of township
927,160
927,160
927,160
927,160
927,160
62,287,590
62,287,590
62, 287,590
62, 287,590
62,287, 590
1
1
TERRE HAUTE:
Government of c i t y City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county
Government of township_ _
89,727, 630
89,727,630
89, 727, 630
89, 727,630
89, 727,630
58, 710,150
58, 710,150
58,710,150
58, 710,150
58, 710,150
31,017,480
31,017,480
31,017,480
31,017, 480
31, 017, 480
IOWA
CEDAR RAPIDS:
Government of city—
$327,232
19, 111, 459
), 023,841
City corporation
I 760,386
,
327,232
19, 111, 459
> 023,841
,
School district
I 760,386
,
327,232
19, 111, 459
> 023,841
,
Government of State
l 760,386
,
327,232
19, 111, 459
• 023,841
,
1
Government of county
I 760,386
,
2
i Bank stock only, unless otherwise specified in footnotes.
For property subject to the general property tax.
4
Basisjn .practice for all personal property except money and credits, which are assessed at 100 per cent.
17
17
17
17
«17
U7
^ 17
*17
25
25
25
25
T A B L E 2 5 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S O F ASSESSMENT, P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , R A T E O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
CAPITA T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
00
O
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 510. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 55]
ASSESSED VALUATION OF PROPERTY
R E P O R T E D BASIS O F ASSESS-
M E N T IN PRACTICE (PER
CENT OF ESTIMATED TRUE
VALUE) 2
Subject to the general property tax
CITY AND DIVISION OF GOVERNMENT
Total
Real property
Personal
property
Other
property
Subject to
special property taxes i
Real
Personal Other
p r o p e r t y p r o p e r t y property
>
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214
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COUNCIL BLUFFS:
Government of city—
City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county
$11,072, 1
11,072,!
11,072, <
11,072, \
$4, 710,558
4, 710,558
4, 710,558
4, 710,558
$5,810,255
5,810, 255
5,810,255
5,810,255
$552,176
552,176
552,176
552,176
25
25
25
25
4 25
4 25
* 25
<25
25
25
25
25
>
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>
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206
101
50,588, 755
33,183,452
33,183,452
33,183,452
28,458,405
14,229,202
14,229,202
14,229,202
21,827, 740
18,807, 950
18,807, 950
18,807,950
302, 610
146,300
146,300
146,300
40
20
20
20
<40
<20 !
'20
4 20
50
25
25
25
D E S MOINES:
Government of c i t y City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county
152
DAVENPORT:
Government of c i t y City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county
88,263,897
88,263.897
88,263,897
88,263,897
35,358,435
35,358,435
35.358,435
35,358,435
51,831.892
51,831,892
51,831,892
51,831,892
1,073,570
1,073,570
1,073,570
1,073,570
18
18
18
18
<20 i
*20
4 20
4 20
25
25
25
25
DUBUQUE:
Government of city—
City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county
17,552, 765
17,552, 765
17,552, 765
17,552,765
7,830,139
7,830,139
7,830,139
7,830,139
9, 600,013
9, 600,013
9, 600,013
9,600,013
122, 613
122,613
122, 613
122,613
20
20
20
20
4 20
<20
<20 I
420 1
25
25
25
25
37,303,720
37,303,720
19,162,181
19,162,181
17,651,048
17,651,048
490,491
490,491
25
25
<25
4 25 1
25
25
Sioux CITY:
Government of city—>
City corporation
School district
.
M
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Government of State. _.
Government of county..
37,303,720
37,303, 720
19,162,181
19,162,181
15, 985, 855
15, 985,855
15,985,855
15, 985,855
5,902,063
5, 902,063
5, 902,063
5, 902,063
WATERLOO:
Government of c i t y City corporation
School district
Government of State- _.
Government of county..
KANSAS
KANSAS CITY:
Government of city—
City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county
128,
128,
128,
128,
985,!
985, \
985, \
985, \
81,
81,
81,
81,
566, 650
566,650
566, 650
566, 650
338,194
338,194
338,194
338,194
48, 912, 965
48,912,965
48,912,965
48, 912,965
TOPEKA:
Government of city—
City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county..
/9,
79,
79,
79,
WICHITA:
Government of city—
City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county.
115, 690,
115, 690,
115, 690,
115, 690,
642
642
642
642
77,921,710
77, 921,710
77, 921, 710
77, 921, 710
KENTUCKY
COVINGTON:
Government of city—
City corporation
School district
Government of State.
Government of county
43,
43.
42,
36,
862,107
862,107
701, 797
837, 093
33, 906,
33, 906,
27, 280,
27, 280,
570
570
640
640
LEXINGTON:
Government of city
Government of State
Government of county..
LOUISVILLE:
52, 003, 766
70,490, 260
56, 577, 504
37,856, 735
35,158,082
35,158, 082
Government of city
343, 315,147
220, 283,167
Government of State
447, 942,418
195,398, 655
Government of county..
268, 754, 204
195,398, 655
1
Bank stock only, unless otherwise specified in footnotes.
2
For property subject to the general property tax.
* Basis in practice for all personal property except money and credits, which are assessed at 100 per cent.
T A B L E 2 5 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S O F ASSESSMENT, P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , R A T E O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
CAPITA T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 510. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 55]
ASSESSED VALUATION OF PROPERTY
Real property
Personal
property
Other
property
Subject to
special property taxes 1
Real
Personal
property property
Other
property
LOUISIANA
N E W ORLEANS:
Government of city—
City corporation
Levee district
Government of State
143
235
103
SHREVEPORT:
Government of city—
City corporation
School district. _ _
Government of State.
Government of parish
to
REPORTED BASIS OF ASSESSMENT IN PRACTICE (PER
CENT OF ESTIMATED TRUE
VALUE)2
Subject to the general property tax
CITY AND DIVISION OF GOVERNMENT
00
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$457, 217,390
537, 902,811
537, 902, 811
$308, 463,801
362, 898, 589
362, 898, 589
$148,753,589
175, 004, 222
175, 004, 222
85
100
100
85
100 100
97,970,810
97, 970,810
97,970,810
97,970,810
62, 276,430
62, 276,430
62, 276,430
62, 276,430
35, 694, 380
35, 694, 380
35, 694, 380
35, 694, 380
80
80
80
80
80
80
80
80
Ul
H
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30,800, 292
30,800, 292
30,800, 292
25, 225, 375
25, 225, 375
25, 225,375
5,574,917
5, 574, 917
5, 574, 917
$485,067
60
60
60
60
60 1
60 YY^YY
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108,358, 275
108,358, 275
108,358, 275
108,358, 275
108,358, 275
75, 086, 550
75, 086, 550
75, 086, 550
75. 086, 550
75, 086, 550
33, 271, 725
33, 271, 725
33, 271, 725
33, 271, 725
33, 271,725
3, 624, 933
75
75
75
75
75
75
75
75
75
75 1
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MAINE
LEWISTON:
Government of city
Government of 'State
Government of county.
PORTLAND:
Government of c i t y City corporation
Bridge district
Pier site district
_..
Government of State
Government of c o u n t y , . . „ _ .
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MAEYLAND
BALTIMORE:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
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1,364, 564,251
1,225,266, 829
921, 687,869
883, 652,395
442,876, 382
341, 614,434
1,804,040,700
1,804,040,700
1,632, 740,100
1, 632, 740,100
171,300, 600
171, 300, 600
68,216,200
68,216,200
68, 216, 200
56,887,175
56,887,175
56, 887,175
11,329,025
11,329,025
11, 329,025
127, 427,100
127,427,100
127,427,100
110,424,800
110,424,800
110, 424,800
17,002,300
17,002, 300
17,002, 300
152,261, 600
152, 261, 600
152, 261, 600
133,393,800
133,393,800
133, 393,800
18,867,800
18,867,800
18,867, 800
51, 788,300
51, 788,300
43,937,250
43,937,250
7, 851,050
7,851,050
47,926, 760
47,926,760
47,926,760
36,046,430
36,046,430
36,046,430
11,880,330
11, 880, 330
11,880,330
54, 349,750
54, 349,750
54,349,750
44, 694,150
44, 694,150
44, 694,150
9, 655,600
9, 655, 600
9, 655, 600
176,719,600
176, 719,600
176, 719,600
110,055,950
110,055,950
110,055,950
66, 663, 650
66, 663, 650
66, 663, 650
57,237,450
57,237,450
57,237,450
41, 303,125
41,303,125
41, 303,125
15.934, 325
15, 934, 325
15, 934,325
MASSACHUSETTS
BOSTON:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
123
BROCKTON:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
196
BROOKLINE:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
CAMBRIDGE:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
CHELSEA:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . .
CHICOPEE:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
EVERETT:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . __
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
57
FALL
KIVER:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
FITCHBURG:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
i B a n k stock only, u n l e s s otherwise specified in footnotes.
F o r p r o p e r t y subject t o t h e general p r o p e r t y t a x .
ii I n c l u d e s savings b a n k deposits.
12
Basis in practice for all personal p r o p e r t y except securities, w h i c h are assessed a t 100 per c e n t .
2
T A B L E 2 5 . — - A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S O F A S S E S S M E N T , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , R A T E O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
CAPITA T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
[This t a b l e is p r e s e n t e d i n t w o sections, t h e second section beginning on p . 510.
F o r a text discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 55]
ASSESSED VALUATION O F PROPERTY
R E P O R T E D BASIS OF ASSESSM E N T I N PRACTICE ( P E R
CENT O F ESTIMATED T R U E
VALUE)2
Subject to t h e general p r o p e r t y tax
CITY AND DIVISION OF G O V E R N M E N T
Total
Real p r o p e r t y
Personal
property
Other
property
Subject t o
special p r o p e r t y taxes l
Real
Personal Other
property property p r o p e r t y
MASSACHUSETTS—Continued
160
$65,069,740
65,069, 740
65,069, 740
$54,818,500
54, 818, 500
54, 818, 500
100
100
100
$10,251,240
10, 251,240
10,251, 240
100
100
100 """
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HOLVOKE:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
113, 504, 790
113, 504, 790
113, 504, 790
89, 057,730
89,057, 730
89,057, 730
24,447,060
24,447,060
24,447,060
100
100
100
100
100
100
126,465,175
126,465,175
126,465,175
91,968, 725
91, 968, 725
91, 968, 725
34, 496,450
34, 496,450
34, 496,450
100
100
100
100
100
100 :::::::::
100
100
100
100
100
100 —
LAWRENCE:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
69
LOWELL:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of State
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
LYNN:
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of State
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
140,413, 992
140,413,992
140,413,992
103,264,850
103,264,850
103,264,850
37,149,142
37,149,142
37,149,142
$32,928
9,072
115,861,075
115,861,075
115,861,075
98, 855, 895
98, 855, 895
98, 855,895
17,005,180
17,005,180
17,005,180
100
100
100
100
100
100
56,009,950
56,009, 950
56,009, 950
47,907, 700
47, 907, 700
47, 907, 700
8,102,250
8,102,250
8,102,250
100
100
100
100
100
100
MALDEN:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of State
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
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HAVERHILL:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . . _
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . _
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Government of city
Government of State.-.
Government of county
4,325,600
4,325, 600
4, 325,600
N E W BEDFORD:
Government of city
Government of State. _.
Government of county
86, 566,625
86, 566, 625
86, 566,625
NEWTON:
Government of city
Government of State..
Government of county.
15,337,350
15,337, 350
15,337,350
PITTSFIELD:
Government of city
Government of State..
Government of county
i 120,570
,
\, 120,570
i 120,570
,
200,265
189,735
QUINCY:
Government of city
Government of State...
Government of county.
11,835,075
11, 835,075
11,835,075
6
SALEM:
Government of city
Government of State...
Government of county.
10,095,455
10,095,455
10,095,455
8,344
7,656
SOMERVILLE:
Govei nment of c i t y —
Government of State. _.
Government of county.
8,942,100
8,942,100
8, 942,100
SPRINGFIELD:
Government of city
Government of State...
Government of county.
33, 873, 690
33,873,690
33, 873, 690
TAUNTON:
Government of city
Government of State...
Government of county.
9,443,260
9,443,260
9,443,260
WALTHAM:
Government of city
Government of State. _.
Government of county.
1
Bank stock only, unless otherwise specified in
10,311,600
10,311,600
10,311,600
1
2
For property subject to the general property tax.
T A B L E 2 5 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S O F ASSESSMENT, P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , R A T E O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
C A P I T A T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
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ASSESSED VALUATION OF PEOPERTY
R E P O R T E D BASIS O F ASSESS-
M E N T IN PRACTICE (PER
CENT OF ESTIMATED TRUE
VALUE)2
Subject to the general property tax
CITY AND DIVISION OF GOVERNMENT
Total
Real property
Personal
property
Other
property
Subject to
special property taxes l
Real
Personal Other
property property property
_.
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%
MASSACHUSETTS—Continued
WORCESTER:
Government of city
Government of State. __
Government of county.
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$287,022, 550
287,022, 550
287, 022, 550
$241,963,100
241, 963,100
241, 963,100
$45, 059,450
45, 059,450
45, 059, 450
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100
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100
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BATTLE CREEK:
Government of c i t y City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county
168
52, 708,410
52, 708,410
52, 708,410
52, 708,410
38,089, 920
38,089, 920
38, 089, 920
38, 089, 920
14, 618,490
14, 618,490
14, 618,490
14,618,490
BAY CITY:
Government of c i t y City corporation...
School district
Government of State.. _
Government of county.
46, 969,879
46, 969,879
46, 969, 879
46,969,879
37, 058, 330
37, 058, 330
37, 058, 330
37,058, 330
9, 911, 549
9, 911, 549
9, 911, 549
9, 911, 549
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100 "
1, 916,045,050
1, 916, 045, 050
1.916.045,050
539, 282, 630
539, 282, 630
539, 282, 630
100
100
100
100
100
100
108,020,160
108,020,160
108,020,160
108,020,160
33, 225,440
33, 225,440
33, 225,440
33, 225, 440
100
100
100
100
100 1
100
100
100
DETROIT:
Government of c i t y City corporation..
County
Government of State..
FLINT:
Government of c i t y City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county.
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75
75
75
75
75
75
75
75
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2,455,327, 680
2,455, 327, 680
2,455, 327, 680
141, 245,600
141,245, 600
141, 245, 600
141, 245, 600
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GRAND
RAPIDS:
G o v e r n m e n t of city—«
City corporation,...
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
221,426,753
221,426, 753
221,426,753
221,426, 753
152,416,960
152,416, 960
152,416, 960
152,416, 960
69,009, 793
69, 009, 793
69, 009, 793
69,009, 793
94,621, 917
94, 621,917
94, 621,917
94, 621,917
66, 359,800
66,359, 800
66, 359, 800
66, 359, 800
28, 262,117
28, 262,117
28, 262,117
28,262,117
184,826,300
184,826,300
184, 826,300
184,826,300
87,414,400
87,414,400
87, 414,400
87,414,400
97, 411. 900
97,411,900
97, 411, 900
97,411, 900
226,810
226,810
226,810
226,810
63,
63,
63,
63,
882,
882,
882,
882,
16, 344, 250
16, 344, 250
16, 344, 250
16, 344, 250
73, 245,420
73,245,420
73,245,420
73, 245,420
51,
51,
51,
51,
666, 650
666, 650
666, 650
666, 650
HAMTRAMCK:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y _.
HIGHLAND
PARK:
G o v e r n m e n t of city—
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
JACKSON:
G o v e r n m e n t of city—
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
154
80,
80,
80,
80,
560
560
560
560
KALAMAZOO:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
119
21,
21,
21,
21,
578,
578,
578,
578,
770
770
770
770
LANSING:
G o v e r n m e n t of city—
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . _.
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
130,295,418
130,295,418
130,295,418
130,295,418
93,016,005
93,016,005
93,016,005
93, 016,005
37,279,413
37, 279,413
37,279,413
37,279,413
55,248,305
55,248,305
55,248,305
55,248,305
42,713,195
42,713,195
42,713,195
42,713,195
12,
12,
12,
12,
MUSKEGON:
G o v e r n m e n t of city—
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
1
2
B a n k stock o n l y u n l e s s o t h e r w i s e specified in footnotes.
F o r p r o p e r t y subject t o t h e general p r o p e r t y t a x .
535,110
535,110
535,110
535,110
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CAPITA T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
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ASSESSED VALUATION OF PROPERTY
REPORTED BASIS OF ASSESSMENT IN PRACTICE (PER
CENT OF ESTIMATED TRUE
VALUE)2
Subject to the general property tax
CITY AND DIVISION OF GOVERNMENT
Total
Real property
Personal
property
Other
property
Subject to
special property taxes 1
Real
Personal Other
property property property
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PONTIAC:
Government of city—
City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county
$46,714,609
46, 714,609
46,714,609
46,714,609
$34,154,800
34,154,800
34,154,800
34,154,800
$12,559,809
12, 559,809
12, 559,809
12, 559,809
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
20,148,639
20,148,639
20,148, 639
20,148,639
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
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—-
SAGINAW:
Government of city—
City corporation
School districts
Government of State
Government of county
_.
87,285,438
87,285,438
87,285,438
87,285,438
67,136,799
67,136,799
67,136, 799
67,136,799
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129,547,160
129, 547,160
129,547,160
129,547,160
58,387,826
58,387,826
58,387,826
58,387,826
71,159,334
71,159,334
71,159,334
71,159,334
40
40
40
40
393,886,290
393,886,290
393,886,290
241,115,360
241,115,360
241,115,360
152,770,930
152,770,930
152,770,930
40
40
40
254,527,942
254,527,942
254, 527,942
133,319,156
133,319,156
133,319,156
121,208,786
121,208,786
121,208,786
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Government of city—
City corporation.
County
Government of State
ST. PAUL:
Government of city
Government of State
Government of county
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Government of c i t y City corporation
School district
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Government of county
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30
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19
99
KANSAS CITY:
Government of city—
City corporation
County
School district _ _
Government of State
488,301,194
575,527, 238
562,838,576
575, 527, 238
260,828,370
389, 249, 555
378, 568,200
389,249, 555
194,398, 230
147, 761,739
142,688,541
147, 761,739
$33,074, 594
38, 515, 944
41,581,835
38, 515, 944
79,581,390
79,581,390
79,581,390
79,581,390
55,830,340
53,830,340
55,830,340
55,830,340
18,054,050
18,054,050
18,054,050
18,054,050
1,137, 655, 735
1,137, 655, 735
1,137, 655, 735
783, 808, 570
783, 808, 570
783,808, 570
38,958,852
38,958,852
38,958,852
38,958,852
26, 282, 990
26, 282, 990
25,282, 990
26, 282, 990
67
100
100
100
70
53
53
53
86
100
100
100
5,697,000
5,697,000
5,697,000
5,697,000
70
70
70
70
75
75
75
75
289,307,495
289, 307,495
289, 307,495
64, 539, 670
64, 539, 670
64, 539, 670
65
65
65
70
70
70
11,468,848
11,468,848
11,468,848
11,468,848
1, 207, 014
1, 207, 014
1,207, 014
1, 207, 014
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
ST. JOSEPH:
Government of city—
City corporation _ _ _
School district
Government of State.__
Government of county.
ST. LOUIS:
Government of c i t y City corporation-__
School district.
Government of State..
202
SPRINGFIELD:
Government of city—
City corporation
School district
Government of State...
Government of county.
MONTANA
193
BUTTE:
Government of city—
(16)
City corporation
20,107,005
12, 779, 677
7,327,328
(16)
20,107,005
12, 779, 677
7,327,328
School district
(16)
20,107,005
12, 779, 677
7,327, 328
Government of State
(16)
20,107, 005
12, 779, 677
7, 327,328
Government of county..
)
1
Bank stock only, unless otherwise specified in footnotes.
2
For property subject to the general property tax.
< Basis in practice for all personal property except money and credits, which are assessed at 100 per cent.
13
All personal property in class 2, assessed on a basis of 25 per cent; class 3, assessed on a basis of 33 per cent; class 4, assessed on a basis of 40 per cent; and money and credits
assessed on a basis of 100 per cent.
14
Basis in practice for all real property except $895,862, which is assessed at 33 per cent.
16
Personal property amounting to $3,771,110 assessed on a basis of 25 per cent; $18,768,884 assessed on a basis of 35 per cent; $13,331,915 assessed on a basis of 40 per cent, and
$85,338,877 money and credits, assessed on a basis of 100 per cent.
16
All personal property in class 1, assessed on a basis of 100 per cent; class 2, assessed on a basis of 20 per cent; class 3, assessed on a basis of 33 per cent; class 4, assessed on a basis
of 30 per cent; class 5, assessed on a basis of 7 per cent, and classes 6 and 7, assessed on a basis of 40 per cent.
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CAPITA T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
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ASSESSED VALUATION OF PROPERTY
Subject to the general property tax
CITY AND DIVISION OF GOVERNMENT
Total
133
34
NEBRASKA
LINCOLN:
Government of c i t y City corporation..
School district
Sanitary district
Government of State
..Government of county. _
OMAHA:
Government of city—
City corporation
School district
Government of State...
Government of county.
REPORTED BASIS OF ASSESSMENT I N PRACTICE ( P E R
CENT OF ESTIMATED TRUE
VALUE)2
Real property
Personal
property
Other
property
Subject to
special property taxes i
Real
Personal Other
property property property
o
$99,233,245
93,495,723
93,386, 733
98,267, 630
98,267, 630
$73,561,130
66, 595,245
66,595,245
66, 595, 245
66, 595, 245
$20,821,500
24,092, 865
24,092,865
24, 092,865
24, 092, 865
$4,850,615
2,807, 613
2,698, 623
7, 579, 520
7, 579, 520
65
75
75
75
75
50
75
75
75
75
>
...
327,073, 584
326,055, 542
327,073,584
327,073, 584
228,123,925
230,871,185
228,123, 925
228,123, 925
98,949,659
95,184,357
98, 949, 659
98,949, 659
113, 706,275
117,342,383
117,342,383
89, 611, 531
92, 648, 709
92,648,709
24,094,744
24, 693,674
24,693,674
196,183, 739
198, 626,739
198, 626, 739
184,079,225
184,079,225
184,079, 225,
10,125,350
12,568,350
12, 568,35p
17
17
17
17
Ui
H
M
75
75
75
75
a
o
" $17, 536, 850
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100 I
Q
100
100
100
3
tei
N E W JERSEY
ATLANTIC CITY:
Government of city.
Government of State
Government of county
H
i—i
N E W HAMPSHIRE
MANCHESTER:
Government of city
Government of State
Government of county
153
r
1,979,164
1,979,164
1, 979, 164
3,442,600
~3~ii¥,6Q0
100
100
100
67
67
67
67
67
67
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
I, 782, 667
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
4,099,791
4,099,791
4,099,791
3, 048, 267
100
100
100
100
100
100
8, 683, 300
11, 404, 700
11, 404, 700
11,764,458
11, 764, 458
11,764,458
3,922,933
III
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
III
BAYONNE:
100
100
100
100
100
100
339, 693,922
324, 435, 287
324, 435, 287
52, 073,125
72, 679, 225
72, 679, 225
108, 297,479
108, 297, 479 1
108, 297, 479
12, 712, 267
12, 712, 267
77
77
77
77
77
77
77
77
77
624,659, 451
635,498, 882
635, 498, 882
505, 570, 615
501,950, 746
501, 950, 746
114, 093, 725
128, 553, 025
128, 553, 025
4,995, 111
4,995,111 1
4,995,111
29, 294, 400
29, 294,400
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
32, 834, 425
33, 391, 850
33, 391, 850
28, 362, 855
28, 288, 663
28, 288, 663
4, 242, 000
4, 873, 617
4, 873, 617
229, 570 |
229, 570
229, 570
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
32, 304,146
32,912,146
32, 912,146
27,857, 380
27, 597, 280
27, 597, 280
4,160, 500
5, 028, 600
5, 028, 600
286, 266
286, 266
286, 266 i
150, 565,851
147,835,101
147, 835,101
110,377,166
107,049,916
107,049,916
38, 554, 615
39,151,115
39,151,115
1, 634,070
1, 634, 070
1, 634,070
151, 579,428
157,005, 525
157,005, 525
130, 969, 500
135, 794,462
135, 794,462
17,454,500
18, 055, 635
18, 055,635
3,155,428
3,155,428
3,155,428
88,331, 687
89, 634,187
89, 634,187
79, 053,400
78, 520,500
78, 520, 500
9,038,100
10,873, 500
10,873, 500
240,187
240,187
240,187
1, 782, 667
118, 500, 821
120, 654,301
120, 654, 301
97, 593, 655
97, 249, 245
97, 249, 245
16, 807, 375
19, 305, 265
19, 305, 265
95,192, 658
97, 207, 658
97, 207, 658
74, 744,900
74, 038, 500
74, 038, 500
500, 064, 526
505, 411, 991
505, 411, 991
1, 629, 866 1
I, 629,866
CAMDEN:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . _
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
137
EAST
6,310,933
6, 310,933
ORANGE:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
ELIZABETH:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
116
HOBOKEN:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . _ .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
23
JERSEY
NEWARK:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y City corporation..
County
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . .
219
3,922,933
CITY:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y City corporation. _
County
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . .
15
3, 048, 267
NEW
BRUNSWICK:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . _
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
2,105, 502
2,105, 502
ORANGE:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . _
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
1
2
B a n k stock o n l y , unless otherwise specified i n foiDtnotes,
F o r p r o p e r t y subject t o t h e general p r o p e r t y tax.
910, 528
910,528
100
100
100
100
100
100 1
" I n c l u d e s savings b a n k d e p o s i t s .
*7 Basis i n practice for all personal p r o p e r t y except $8,418,545, w h i c h is assessed a t 25 per c e n t .
100
100
100
T A B L E 2 5 . — A S S E S S E D VALUATION OF PROPERTY, BASIS OF ASSESSMENT, P E R CAPITA ASSESSMENT, R A T E
CAPITA T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
[This t a b l e is p r e s e n t e d i n t w o sections, t h e second section beginning on p . 510.
O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
F o r a t e x t discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 55]
ASSESSED VALUATION O F PROPERTY
R E P O R T E D BASIS OF ASSESSM E N T I N PRACTICE ( P E R
CENT OF ESTIMATED T R U E
VALUE)2
Subject to t h e general p r o p e r t y tax
CITY AND DIVISION OF G O V E R N M E N T
Total
Real p r o p e r t y
Personal
property
Other
property
Subject t o
special p r o p e r t y taxes 1
Real
Personal Other
property property property
N E W JERSEY—-Continued
117
PASSAIC:
$89,959, 238
90, 932, 307
90, 932, 307
52
$68,774, 000
68, 611, 269
68, 611, 269
$21, 018, 625
22,154, 425
22,154,425
$166, 613
166, 613
166, 613
177, 874, 222
180, 347, 002
179, 651, 002
146, 986, 726
144, 654, 456
143, 958, 456
30, 370, 545
35,175, 595
35, 175, 595
516, 951
516,951
516, 951
9, 670,107
39, .773, 638
40, 349,173
40, 349,173
27, 913, 890
27, 778, 250
27, 778, 250
10, 008, 575
10, 719, 750
10, 719, 750
1, 851,173
1, 851, 173
1, 851,173
1, 073, 333
167,998,919
170, 594,919
170, 594,919
140, 121, 425
139, 795, 425
139, 795, 425
26, 711, 700
29, 633, 700
29, 633, 700
1,165, 794
1,165, 794
1, 165, 794
30, 649, 202
31, 350,052
31, 350, 052
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
28, 612, 865
28, 461, 715
28, 461, 715
2, 015, 675
2, 867, 675
2, 867, 675
20, 662
20, 662
20, 662
154, 086,152
145,974, 618
152, 714,152
144, 602, 618
1, 372, 000
1, 372, 000
$4,940,800
4,940, 800
100
100
100
100
100
1G0
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
80
80
80
80
80
80
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
PATERSON:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of State
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
9, 670, 107
PERTH AMBOY:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y .
G o v e r n m e n t of State
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
_
.__
1, 073, 333
TRENTON:
Government ofcity
G o v e r n m e n t of State
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
194
WEST
HOBOKEN:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of State
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
NEW
63
6, 602, 667
6, 602, 667
3, 523, 200
3, 523, 200
YORK
ALBANY:
G o v e r n m e n t of city—
C i t y corporation
C o u n t y supervisors' fund
10, 335, 552
95
95
100
100 1
Government of S t a t e - -
Government of county.
145,974,618
145,974, 618
144, 602,618
144,602,618
29, 376,492
29,376,492
28,361, 291
28, 361,291
28, 361, 291
29,035, 642
29,035, 642
28,023,041
28,023, 041
28, 023, 041
340, 850
340,850
338,250
338, 250
338, 250
27, 563, 510
26, 922, 343
26, 922, 343
27, 563, 510
26,922, 343
26, 922,343
104,806, 657
101, 548, 684
101, 548, 684
104,053, 957
100, 795, 984
100, 795, 984
752, 700
752, 700
752,700
768, 765, 265
765, 873, 469
765, 873, 469
761, 381, 265
758,489, 469
758, 489,469
95
95
1,372,000
1,372,000
7, 384,000
7, 384,000
7, 384,000
100
100
81
*
100
100
100
100
100
AMSTERDAM:
Government of c i t y City corporation
School district
County supervisors' fund.
Government of State
Government of county
225
1, 925,351
85
85
85
85
AUBURN:
Government of city
Government of State...
Government of county.
842, 754
.
_
BINGHAMTON:
Government of city
Government of State. __
Government of county.
85
69
69
90
90
90
90
90
90
83
83
83
100
100
100
90
90
90
90
90
90
o
BUFFALO:
Government of city—
City corporation.
County
Government of State.
171
14, 620, 535
>
ELMIRA:
Government of city
Government of State
Government of county.
44,132,004
44,013,068
44,013,068
43,459, 054
43, 333, 3681
43, 333, 368
31,217,
31,217,
32,120,
32,120,
32,120,
31, 217, 864
31, 217, 864
32,120,458
32,120, 458
32,120, 458
672, 950
679,700
679, 700
JAMESTOWN:
Government of city—
City corporation
School district
County supervisors' fund.
Government of State
Government of county
864
864
458
458
458
|
1, 924,800
1,924,800
60
60
63
63
63
910, 500
93
93
89
89
MOUNT VERNON:
Government of city—
City corporation....
School district
Government of State. __
Government of county.
1
Bank stock only, unless otherwise specified in footnotes,
2
For property subject to the general property tax.
111, 507,
111, 507,
106, 665,
106, 665,
872
872
998
998
111,507,872
111, 507, 872
106, 665, 998
106, 665, 998
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CO
TABLE
2 5 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S OF A S S E S S M E N T , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , R A T E O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
CAPITA TAXES LEVIED:
1924—Continued
[ T h i s t a b l e is p r e s e n t e d i n t w o sections, t h e second section beginning o n p . 510. F o r a text discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 55]
ASSESSED VALUATION OF PROPERTY
Total
NEW
Real p r o p e r t y
Personal
property
Other
property
Subject t o
special p r o p e r t y taxes l
Real
property
Personal
Other
property property
YORK—Continued
NEWBURGH:
$28, 580,474
25, 250,000
25, 250,000
NEW
105,038,940
90, 553, 526
90, 553, 526
$75,000
75,000
75,000
697, 700
11,862,052,513
11,862,052,513
11,630,878,363
11, 630, 878, 363
231,174,150
231,174,150
739, 345,108
100
100
100
100
113, 578, 890
110, 715, 959
110,715,959
113, 530,890
110, 667, 959
110, 667, 959
48,000
48,000
48,000
2, 954,133
100
97
97
100
100
100
42,442,017
37,029,408
37,029,408
42,442,017
37,029,408
37,029,408
456,407,234
458,013,956
458,013,956
455,986,284
457,687,006
457,687,006
$1,734,068
ROCHELLE:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
NEW
$28, 580,474
25, 250,000
25, 250,000
105,113,940
90, 628, 526
90, 628, 526
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
189
M E N T IN PRACTICE (PER
CENT OF ESTIMATED TRUE
VALUE) 2
Subject t o t h e general p r o p e r t y t a x
CITY AND DIVISION OF GOVERNMENT
244
R E P O R T E D B A S I S O F ASSESS-
80
YORK:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
NIAGARA FALLS:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
POUGHKEEPSIE:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
.__
2,094,938
ROCHESTER:
G o v e r n m e n t of city—
C i t y corporation
County
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
420, 950
326,950
326,950
9, 551,914
80
CO
SCHENECTADY:
Government of ci ty
Government of S t a t e —
Government of county..
84,931,987
83,978,772
83,978,772
84,651,487
83,698,272
83,698,272
280,500
280,500
280,500
1,393,451
75
75
75
75
75
75
235,686,576
233,005,482
233,005,482
233,005,482
301,265
301,265
301,265
301,265
2, 736,926
80
80
80
80
80
SYRACUSE:
Government of city—
City corporation
County supervisors' fundGovernment of State
Government of county
107
78
235,987,841
233,306,747 1
233,306,747 1
233,306, 747
80
80
TROY:
Government of c i t y City corporation
Lansingburg school district .
County supervisors' fund...
Government of State
Government of county
65,335,181
9,491,744
62,210,079
62,210,079
62,210,079
4,138, 555
139,736
65,335,181
9,491,744
62,210,079
62,210,079
62,210,079
90
90
90
90
90
65
69 I
UTICA:
Government of c i t y City corporation
County supervisors' fund-.
Government of State
Government of county
114,307,735
116,186,010
116,186,010
116,186,010
113,956,535
115,834,810
115,834,810
115,834,810
351,200
351,200
351,200
351,200
3,311,900
41,903,960
633,840
633,840
633,840
1,651,670
34,341,969
34,341,969
207,826,353
211,159,984
211,159,984
252, 750
252,750
252, 750
865,100
62,091,015
29,717,270
62,691,015
29,717,270
90
90
90
90
WATERTOWN:
Government of city
Government of State- . .
Government of county.
42,537, 800 1
34,975,809 1
34,S75, 809
t-1
YONKERS:
Government of city
Government of State. -.
Government of county..
208,079,103
211,412,734
211,412,734
100
100
100
NORTH CAROLINA 3
158
CHARLOTTE:
Government of city
Government of State
Government of county.
91,808,285
~M~808~285~ ]|
1
7,917,000
7,917,000
7,917,000
75
~75~
i B a n k stock o n l y , u n l e s s o t h e r w i s e specified in footnotes.
2 For property subject to the general property tax.
3 General prop.ity not taxed for State purposes.
CO
T A B L E 2 5 , — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S O F A S S E S S M E N T , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , R A T E O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
C A P I T A T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 510. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 55J
ASSESSED VALUATION OF PROPERTY
REPORTED BASIS OF ASSESSMENT I N PRACTICE ( P E R
CENT OF ESTIMATED TRUE
VALUE) 2
Subject to the general property tax
CITY AND DIVISION OF GOVERNMENT
Total
Real property
Personal
property
Other
property
Subject to
special property taxes i
Personal Other
Real
property property property
NORTH CAROLINA—Continued
i—i
134
GREENSBORO:
Government of city
Government of State
Government of county..
$82,066, 737
$57,260,368
$24, 806,369
82,066, 737
57,260,368
24,806, 369
WILMINGTON:
Government of city—
City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county.
183
>
a
>
43,548,263
43,548,263
32,465,198
32,465,198
11,083,065
11,083,065
$2, 955,000
43,548,263
32,465,198
11,083,065
2, 955,000
2, 955,000
WINSTON-SALEM:
Government of city
Government of State
Government of county..
107, 665,926
55, 550,440
52,115,486
107, 665, 926
55, 550,440
52,115,486
(18)
(18)
100
~100
3, 225, 000
3, 225, 000
3, 225, 000
100
"ioo
f
w
H
>
H
5Q
H
83
i—i
o
on
100
100
"ioo
"Ioo
o
o
H
OHIO
M
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AKRON:
Government of c i t y City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county
318,361,150
318, 361,150
318,361,150
318,361,150
206, 935,300
206, 935, 300
206, 935, 300
206,935, 300
CANTON:
Government of c i t y City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county
Government of townships..
159, 518,180
159,518,180
159,518,180
159, 518,180
159, 518,180
100,087,590
100, 087, 590
100, 087, 590
100, 087, 590
100,087. 590
111,425,850
111,425,850
111,425,850
111,425,850
59,430, 590
59,430, 590
59,430, 590
59,430, 590
59,430, 590
75
75
75
75
100
100
100
100
75
75
75
75
75
100
100
100
100
100
CINCINNATI:
Government of c i t y City corporation _.
County
School district
Government of State..
600,887 470
600,887,470
600,887,470
600,887,470
884,789,400
884, 789, 400
884, 789, 400
884,789,400
283, 901,930
283,901, 930
283, 901, 930
283, 901, 930
CLEVELAND:
Government of city—
City corporation _ _
County
School district
Park district
Government of State. -
1,456, 300,120
1,456,300,120
1,456,300,120
1,456,300,120
1,456,300,120
697, 509, 260
697, 509, 260
697, 509, 260
697, 590, 260
697, 509, 260
904,130
904,130
904,130
904,130
415, 700, 870
415, 700, 870
415,700, 870
415, 700,870
153, 203, 260
153, 203, 260
153, 203, 260
153, 203, 260
326, 731, 830
326, 731, 830
326, 731, 830
326, 731, 830
243, 222,000
243, 222, 000
243, 222, 000
243,222, 000
83, 509, 830
83, 509,830
83, 509, 830
83, 509, 830
65, 317, 640
65, 317, 640
65,317, 640
65,317, 640
41, 055, 950
41, 055,950
41,055,950
41, 055, 950
139, 528, 790
139, 528, 790
139, 528, 790
139, 528,790
122,850, 840
122,850, 840
122, 850, 840
122,850, 840
16, 677, 950
16, 677, 950
16, 677, 950
16,677,950
82,694,810
82,694,810
82, 694,810
82,694,810
61,43/, 700
61,437,700
61,437, 700
61,437, 700
21,257,110
21, 257,110
21, 257,110
21,257,110
2,153, 809, 380
2,153,809, 380
2,153,809,380
2,153, 809,380
2,153, 809, 380
COLUMBUS:
Government of city—
City corporation...
School district
Government of State._ _
Government of county .
568,
568,
568,
568,
DAYTON:
Government of city—
City corporation
School district
Government of State....
Government of county _.
198
HAMILTON:
Government of city—
City corporation. _.
School district
Government of State
Government of county.
24,
24,
24,
24,
261, 690
261, 690
261,690
261, 690
LAKEWOOD:
Government of city—
City corporation
School district
Government of State..-.
Government of county..
180
LIMA:
Government of c i t y City corporation....
School district
Government of State
Government of county1
Bank stock only, unless otherwise specified in footnotes.
2
For property subject to the general property tax,
T A B L E 2 5 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S OF ASSESSMENT, P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , R A T E O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
C A P I T A T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
CO
00
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 510. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 55]
ASSESSED VALUATION OF PROPERTY
Subject to the general property tax
CITY AND DIVISION OF GOVERNMENT
Total
204
OHIO—Continued
LORAIN:
Government of city—
City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county
Government of township
PORTSMOUTH:
Government of city—
City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county
118
25
SPRINGFIELD:
Government of c i t y City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county
Government of township
TOLEDO:
Government of c i t y City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county
_ _ _•—
REPORTED BASIS OF ASSESSMENT IN PRACTICE (PER
CENT OF ESTIMATED TRUE
VALUE)2
Real property
Personal
property
Other
property
Subject to
special property taxes i
Personal Other
Real
property property property
$59,961,145
59,961,145
59,961,145
59,961,145
59, 961,145
$36, 777, 565
36, 777, 565
36, 777, 565
36, 777, 565
36, 777, 565
$23,183, 580
23,183, 580
23,183, 580
23,183, 580
23,183, 580
50
50
50
50
50
57,122, 590
57,122, 590
57,122, 590
57,122,590
36,139,600
36,139, 600
36,139,600
36,139,600
20, 982, 990
20, 982, 990
20,982, 990
20, 982, 990
75
75
75
75
-r
75
75
75
95,667,690
95, 667, 690
95, 667, 690
95,667,690
95, 667,690
55,817 440
55,817,440
55,817,440
55,817,440
55,817,440
39, 850, 250
39, 850, 250
39, 850,250
39, 850, 250
39, 850,250
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
160, 519, 540
160, 519, 540
160,519, 540
160,519,540
90
90
90
90
100
100 !
100 1
100
100
o
>
r
H
>
H
t—I
Ul
H
M
o
m
O
o
541,337,720
541, 337, 720
541,337,720
541,337,720
380, 818,180
380, 818,180
380, 818,180
380,818,180
90
90
90
90 |
H
0
YOUNGSTOWN:
Government of city—
City corporation
School district
Park district
Government of State
Government of county
Government of township..
348,058,310 j
348,058,310 l
345,268,450
348,058,310
348,058,310
347,698,160
248, 557,300
248, 557,300
245,995,310
248, 557,300
248, 557,300
248,212,320
OKLAHOMA
242
MUSKOGEE:
Government of city—
City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county
32,206,554
32,206,554
32,206,554
32,206,554
22, 301, 570
22,301, 570
22,301,570
22,301,570
118,011,389
118,011,389
li8,0il,389
118,011,389
88,034,625
88,034,625
88,034, 625
88,034,625
103,487,227 1
103,487,227 1
103,487,227
103.487,227
77,028,
77,028,
77,028,
77,028,
OKLAHOMA CITY:
Government of city—
City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county.
TULSA:
Government of city—
City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county,.
880
880
880.
880
OREGON
PORTLAND:
Government of city—
City corporation
School district
Port of Portland
Government of State
Government of county
PENNSYLVANIA
90
ALLENTOWN:
304,253,760
304,253,760 |
304,253,760
304,253,760
304,253,760
216,450,345
216,450,345
216,450,345
216,450,345
216,450,345
3
Government of city—
75,103,070
City corporation.__
75,172,720
72,471,397
72,532,904
School district
67,414,756
96,243,194 |
l
Government of county
1
Bank stock only, unless otherwise specified in footnotes.
2
For property subject to the general property tax.
3 General property not taxed for State purposes.
19
Basis in practice for all real property except improvements, which are assessed at 50 per cent.
20
Basis in practice for all personal property except money at interest, which is assessed at 100 per cent.
T A B L E 2 5 . — A S S E S S E D VALUATION O F PROPERTY, BASIS OF ASSESSMENT, P E R CAPITA ASSESSMENT, R A T E
CAPITA T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
Or
O
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p . 510. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 55]
ASSESSED VALUATION O N P R O P E R T Y
1
©
a
Subject t o t h e general p r o p e r t y t a x
City n
CITY A N D DIVISION OF G O V E R N M E N T
Total
Real p r o p e r t y
Personal
property
Other
property
Subject t o
special p r o p e r t y taxes i
R E P O R T E D B A S I S O F ASSESSM E N T I N PRACTICE ( P E R
CENT O F ESTIMATED TRUE
VALUE)2
Real
property
Personal
Other
property property
>
PENNSYLVANIA—Continued
124
a
ALTOONA:
G o v e r n m e n t of city—
$65,134,88C
65,134,880
42,418,337
130
120
$65,134,880
65,134,880
34,162, 918
$8,255,419
60,135,905
60,171,224
51,875, 640
60,084,305
7 60,171,224
38,065,738
13,809, 902
60,952,000
60,952,000
50,189,092
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
60, 952,000
60,952,000
41,303,320
!
80
80
50
w
20
50
>
BETHLEHEM:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y C i t y corporation
(7)
51, 600
60
60
60
60
(21)
(21)
O
CHESTER:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t .
8,885,772
80
80
67
20
Q
H
6 7
M
221
EASTON:
G o v e r n m e n t of city—
37,296,326
35,417,805
33,059,164
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
66
37,296,326
35, 417,805
22,174,972
10, 884,192
52
55
50
124,436, 791
124,436, 791
78,703,509
124,436,791
124,436,791
62,737,693
15,965,816
75
75
60
2(1
50
!
ERIE:
G o v e r n m e n t of city—
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t .
_
j
( 22 )
93
HARRISBURG:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
229
69,219,355
69,219, 355
81,485, 685
I, 219,355
1,219, 355
:, 576,430
16, 909,255
60
60
56
25,146, 764
21, 810, 665
25, 986, 470
25,113,984
21,774, 645
21,186, 984
32, 780
36,020
4, 799,486
6s;
ftt
60
2«J60
68,630,780
68, 630, 780
73,596,449
68, 630, 780
68, 630, 780
67,869,230
5, 727,219
80
80
65
20 6 5
33, 561,415
33, 561,415
55, 549,178
33, 561,
33, 561,
37,888,
17, 660, 318
67
67
75
2067
39,746, 635
39, 746, 635
57,004,265
39,746,
39, 746,
46, 532,
16,471, 645
60
60
85
100
30,571, 960
30, 571, 960
38,014,304
30, 571,
30, 571,
23,901, 301 1
14,113,003
50
50
50
100
20
56
HAZLETON:
G o v e r n m e n t of city—
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
65
65
JOHNSTOWN:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
LANCASTER:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
MCKEESPORT:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
162
NEW
CASTLE:
G o v e r n m e n t of city—
C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . _.
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
1
B a n k stock only, unless otherwise specified in footnotes.
2
F o r p r o p e r t y subject t o t h e general p r o p e r t y t a x .
7
V a l u a t i o n of personal p r o p e r t y i n c l u d e d w i t h t h a t of real p r o p e r t y .
20
B a s i s in practice for all p e r s o n a l p r o p e r t y except m o n e y a t interest, w h i c h is assessed a t 100 p e r c e n t .
21
Basis in practice for all p r o p e r t y in L e h i g h C o u n t y , 60 per cent; N o r t h a m p t o n C o u n t y , 65 per cent, except m o n e y at i n t e r e s t , w h i c h is assessed at 100 per cent
22
Horses are assessed on a basis of 30 per c e n t , cattle on a basis of 50 per c e n t , a n d m o n e y at interest on a basis of 100 per c e n t .
T A B L E 2 5 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S O F ASSESSMENT, P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , R A T E O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
CAPITA T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p . 510. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 551
ASSESSED VALUATION OF PROPERTY
REPORTED BASIS OF ASSESSMENT IN PRACTICE ( P E R
CENT OF ESTIMATED TRUE
VALUE) 2
Subject to the general property tax
CITY AND DIVISION OF GOVERNMENT
Total
Real property
Personal
property
Other
property
Subject to
special property taxes i
Real
Personal Other
property property property
PENNSYLVANIA—Continued
10
67
NORRISTOWN:
Government of city—
City corporation...
School district
Government of county
$19, 654, 975
19, 653, 645
35, 048, 600
$19, 639,275
19, 637, 945
19, 637, 945
$15, 700
15,700
15, 410, 655
PHILADELPHIA:
Government of city—
City corporation._.
School district
Poor districts
233
3, 629,466,718
2,769,737,026
445,913, 227
2,768,876,335
2,768,876,335
7 445,913,227
860, 590,383
860,691
PITTSBURGH:
Government of city—
City corporation
County
School district
951, 795,480
1,228, 709,880
951, 795,480
951, 795,480
873, 071, 585
951, 795,480
355, 638,295
107, 645,173
104,123,193
123, 590,342
7107, 645,173
7 104,123,193
89, 262,683
34,327,659
146,826,250
144.560, 560
128'. 508,802
146, 785,490
144, 521, 350
110,430,218
40,760
39,210
18,078,584
READING:
Government of c i t y City corporation
School district
Government of county
SCRANTON:
Government of c i t y City corporation
School district
Government of county
_
-._._.
7
(7 )
()
100
100
100
100
100
100
2«50
80
80
20 6 7
20
50
50
50
WILKES-BARRE:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . __
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
195
97,716,122
83,239, 593
107,586, 986
97, 663,122
83,175, 953
84, 733, 333
53,000
63,640
22,853, 653
31,568,070
30,187, 750
26,160, 217
31,568,070
30,187, 750
16, 915,178
9,245, 039
36,222, 583
36,222, 583
35, 243, 356
36,195, 508
36,195, 508
24, 795, 406
47,171, 5
47,171, 5
35, 387,102
35,387,102
60
60
2»60
27,075
27, 075
10, 447, 950
82,558, (
82,558,1
«80
65
60
WILLIAMSPORT:
G o v e r n m e n t of city—
City corporation...
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
164
M0
YORK:
G o v e r n m e n t of city—
<# C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . . .
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
RHODE
247
ISLAND
NEWPORT:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
115
• 100
100
100
100
PAWTUCKET:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . .
124,388, 940
124,388, 940
72, 722, 8i
72, 722,81
51, 666,080
51, 666,080
100
100
100
100
559,597, 070
559,597,070
329, 772,050
329, 772,050
229, 825,020
229, 825,020
100
100
100
100
79,536, 900
79,536, 900
51,093, 800
51,093, 800
28,443,100
28,443,100
100
100
100
100
PROVIDENCE :
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . .
WOONSOCKET:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y _ ..
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . .
Q
W
%
W
fcd
>
H
>
2
hi
m
1
B a n k stock only, unless otherwise specified in footnotes.
F o r p r o p e r t y subject to t h e general p r o p e r t y tax.
Basis i n p r a c t i c e for all real p r o p e r t y except i m p r o v e m e n t s , which are assessed at 60 per cent.
7
V a l u a t i o n of personal p r o p e r t y i n c l u d e d w i t h t h a t of real p r o p e r t y .
20
Basis i n p r a c t i c e for all personal p r o p e r t y except m o n e y at interest, w h i c h is assessed at 100 i
2
5
cent.
Or
O
T A B L E 2 5 . — A S S E S S E D VALUATION OF PROPERTY, BASIS OF ASSESSMENT, P E R CAPITA ASSESSMENT,
CAPITA T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
R A T E O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
O
1^
[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 510. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 55]
ASSESSED VALUATION OF P R O P E R T Y
|
1
t-l
Subject t o t h e general p r o p e r t y t a x
City m
CITY AND DIVISION OF G O V E R N M E N T
Total
SOUTH
108
Real p r o p e r t y
Other
property
Personal
property
Subject t o
special p r o p e r t y taxes i
R E P O R T E D BASIS OF ASSESSM E N T I N PRACTICE ( P E R
CENT OF ESTIMATED TRUE
VALUE)2
Real
property
Other
Personal
property property
CAROLINA
3
a
CHARLESTON:
G o v e r n m e n t of city—
$25,551, 794
25,551, 794
26, 280, 966
26, 280, 966
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
208
$17,156,645
17,156, 645
17, 794, 634
17, 794, 634
!
$8,395,149
8,395,149
8,486,332
8, 486,332
!
|
42
42
42
42
42
42
42
42
w
H
>
H
COLUMBIA:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y School district
__ _
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
_ _
:
H
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
$11, 731,157
11, 731,157
11, 731,157
100
100
100
100
100
100
20,454,311
20,454,311
20,454,311
10, 749, 609
10, 749, 609
10, 749, 609
90
90
90
90
90 I
90 J
100
100
100
29,549,469
33, 971, 716
33,971,716
37,015,996
37,015,996
37, 015, 996 ]
90
100
100
75 i
100 !
100 |
100
100
100
18,283,675
18,283, 675
18, 283, 675
18,283, 675
11,287, 055
11,287,055
11, 287,055
11,287,055
6,
6,
6,
6,
996,
996,
996,
996,
620
620
620
620
89,302,307
89,302,307
89,302,307
64, 991,350
64, 991,350
64, 991,350
12, 579, 800
12, 579, 800
12, 579,800
109, 408,290
109,408,290
109,408,290
78, 204,370
78, 204,370
78, 204,370
223, 796, 715
237, 617,987
237.617,987
157,231, 250
166, 630,275
166, 630,275
TENNESSEE
122
CHATTANOOGA:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . . _
_
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y 88
KNOXVILLE:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e .
_
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
42
—
__ _
_ _ _
_
_
MEMPHIS:
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
100
100
100
o
w
o
o
H
59 | NASHVILLE:
Government of city
Government of State
Government of county.
80
100
100
100
100
100
8,371,160
8,371,160
5,580, 773
5, 580, 773
67
67
50
50
37, 847,450
30, 277,960
30, 277, 960
9, 994,100
7, 995, 280
7, 995, 280
80
63
63
80
63
63
196,033,925
112,682,430
112,682,430
128. 508,225
85, 672,150
85, 672,150
67,525, 700
27, 010,280
27, 010, 280
30
20
20
50
20
20
Government of city
Government of State
Government of county.
101,843,280
76, 667, 111
76,667,111
80, 289, 995
56,414,485
56, 414,485
21, 553, 285
20, 252, 626
20, 252, 626
70
50
50
70
60
60
50 J FORT WORTH:
Government of city
Government of State
Government of county.
144,882,159
128, 684,195
128, 684,195
103, 890, 589
95, 890, 939
95, 890, 939
40, 991, 570
32, 793, 256
32, 793,256
65
60
60
75
60
60
57,374, 707
45, 604,563
45, 604, 563
41, 730,150
34, 875, 960
34, 875, 960
15, 644, 557
10, 728, 603
10, 728, 603
75
50
50
75
50
50
30,
30,
22,
22,
50
50
38
38
100
100
100
75
75
50
50
50
50
38
38
136,669,618
145,383,448
145,383,448
83,197,980
104, 879,440
104, 879,440
38,277,100
38,277,100
28.009,228
28,009,228
29, 905, 940
29, 905, 940
22, 428, 455
22,428, 455
47,841,550
38,273,240
38,273,240
36,306, 730
23,339,100
23,339,100
17,164,908
17,164,908
17,164, 908
TEXAS
AUSTIN:
Government of city—
City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county
BEAUMONT:
Government of city
Government of State
Government of county..
38
DALLAS:
Government of city
Government of State
Government of county..
E L PASO:
173
o
w
GALVESTON:
Government of city
Government of State
Government of county.
HOUSTON:
Government of city—
City corporation
205, 256, 660
School district
205, 256,660
Government of State
153, 942,495
Government of county.
153,942,495
1
Bank stock only, unless otherwise specified in
MS,
174, 936,040
174, 936, 040
131,202, 030
131, 202,030
320, 620
320, 620
740,465
740,465
2 For property subject to the general property tax.
O
T A B L E 2 5 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S O F A S S E S S M E N T , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , R A T E O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
CAPITA T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
Oi
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City n limber
ASSESSED VALUATION O F P R O P E R T Y
1 R E P O R T E D B A S I S O F ASSESS-
M E N T IN PRACTICE (PER
CENT OF ESTIMATED TRUE
VALUE) 2
Subject to t h e general p r o p e r t y t a x
CITY AND DIVISION OF GOVERNMENT
Total
Real p r o p e r t y
Personal
property
Subject t o
special p r o p e r t y taxes i
Other
property
Real
property
Other
Personal
property property
>
TEXAS—Continued
37
SAN
G o v e r n m e n t of city—
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
200
$44, 622, 540
44, 622, 540
33, 466, 905
33,466, 905
75
75
56
56
75
75
56
56
35, 614, 950
28,281,115
28,281,115
14, 045,140
13,063, 655
13, 063, 655
75
60
60
75
60
60
23, 635, 990
23, 635,990
20,338, 672
18, 908, 792
18, 908, 792
7, 773, 550
7, 773, 550
6, 685,253
6,218,840
6, 218, 840
50
50
43
40
40
50
50
43
40
40
38, 810, 778
38,810, 778
38,810, 778
38, 810, 778
_
$137, 664, 290
137, 664, 290
103,248, 217
103,248,217
31,409, 540
31,409, 540
27,023, 925
25,127, 632
25,127, 632
...
$182, 286,830
182,286,830
136, 715,122
136, 715,122
49, 660,090
41, 344, 770
41, 344, 770
__
24,764,840
24, 764,840
24, 764,840
24, 764,840
9,
9,
9,
9,
621,135
621,135
621,135
621,135
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
183, 744, 587
183, 744, 587
183, 744, 587
183,744,587 '
146, 011, 505
146,011,505
146, 011, 505
146,011, 505 i
37,
37,
37,
37,
733, 082
733,082
733,082
733,082
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100 1
H
WACO:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
155
o
ANTONIO:
._
_..
_
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Ul
WICHITA FALLS:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y C i t y corporation
.
School district
_
W a t e r i m p r o v e m e n t district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
.
_
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
_
o
___
i
Q
i—i
H
0
UTAH
222
56
OGDEN:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
SALT L A K E
_
.
..
.
$4,424,803 j
4,424,803
4,424,803
4.424.803 1
CITY:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y City corporation.
School d i s t r i c t .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
_
_
_
100
100
100
100
VIRGINIA
245
227
LYNCHBURG:
Government of city
Government of State
25,014,166
30,244,175
70
70
23 65
23 65
42,291,554
43,224,857
33,033,994
33,038, 994
9,252,560
10,185,863
70
70
23 50
23 50
206,510,146
211,185,304
148,117,440
148,117,440
58,392,706
63,067,864
24 70
2470
25 33
25 33
43,048,736
44,503,654
26,044,165
26,044,165
17,004,571
18,459,489
75
75
23 70
23 70
44,237,983
44,897,175
35,831,182
35,831,182
65
65
23 30
23 30
305,815,590
316,785,142
185,417,284
185,417,284
120,398,306
131,367,858
2 75
4
24 75
23 40
23 40
73,028,568
76, 966,244
40,646,138
40, 646,138
32,382,430
36,320,106
33
33
23 25
23 25
244,057,734
244,057,734
244,057,734
244,057, 734
244,057,734
195,493, 569
195,493,569
195,493,569
195,493,569
195,493,569
48, 564,165
48,564,165
48,564,165
48, 564,165
48, 564,165
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
NORFOLK:
Government of city...
Government of State.:
232
28, 534, 429
28, 534,429
NEWPORT N E W S :
Government of city. _.
Government of State..
44
53, 548, 595
58, 778, 604
PETERSBURG:
Government of city...
Government of State..
PORTSMOUTH:
Government of city...
Government of State..
8,406, 801
9,065, 993
Q
RICHMOND:
Government of city. _.
Government of State..
>
ROANOKE:
Government of city. _.
Government of State..
20
WASHINGTON
SEATTLE:
Government of c i t y City corporation.
County
School district
Port of Seattle
Government of State
>
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SPOKANE:
Government of city—
50
50
City corporation...
24, 484,479
62, 065,445
86,549, 924
50
50
21,280,346
School district
85,072,963
63, 792, 617
50
50
24,484,479
Government of State...
86,549, 924
62,065, 445
50
50
24,484,479
86,549,924
62,065,445
Government of county _
i Bank stock only, unless otherwise specified in footnotes.
2
For property subject to the general property tax.
2 Basis in practice for all personal property except intangible, which is assessed at 100 per cent.
3
2 Basis in practice for all real property except that of public service corporations, which is assessed at 50 per cent.
*
2 Basis in practice for all personal property except that of public service corporations, which is assessed at 50 per cent; and personal intangible which is assessed at 100 per cent
5
Or
O
T A B L E 2 5 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S OF ASSESSMENT, P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , R A T E O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
CAPITA T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
O
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[This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 510. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 55]
ASSESSED VALUATION OF PROPERTY
Subject to the general property tax
CITY AND DIVISION OF GOVERNMENT
Total
WASHINGTON—Continued
TACOMA:
Government of c i t y City corporation
School districts
Park district
Government of State
Government of county
REPORTED BASIS OF ASSESSMENT I N PRACTICE ( P E R
CENT OF ESTIMATED TRUE
VALUE)2
Real property |
*gg™*
Other
property
Subject to
special property taxes 1
Personal Other
Real
property property property
>
$58, 591,446
58,591,446
58,591,446
58,591, 446
58, 591,446
$45,444,224
45, 444,224
45,444, 224
45,444, 224
45, 444, 224
$13,147,222
13,147, 222
13,147,222
13,147,222
13,147, 222
CHARLESTON:
Government of c i t y City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county
102, 919,179
102, 919,179
102, 919,179
102, 919,179
77, 697,500
77, 697, 500
77, 697, 500
77, 697, 500
17,491,460
17,491, 460
17,491, 460
17,491,460
HUNTINGTON:
Government of c i t y City corporation
School district
Government of State
Government of county
120,429,193
320,429,193
120,429,193
120,429,193
86, 932, 740
86, 932, 740
86, 932, 740
86, 932, 740
112, 630,101
112,630,101
112,630,101
112, 630,101
71, 377, 925
71,377, 925
71.377. 925
7i; 377', 925
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
$7, 730,219
7, 730,219
7, 730,219
7, 730,219
60
60
60
60
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
w
23,183, 605
23,183,605
23,183, 605
23,183,605
10,312,848
10,312,848
10,312,848
10,312,848
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
H
30,401,873
30,401,873
30,401.873
30,40li 873
10,850, 303
10,850,303
10.850.303
10,850,303
100
100
100
100
100
100
100 1
100 '
000
100
100
100
CO
H
>
H
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WEST VIRGINIA
131
144
WHEELING:
Government of city—
City corporation
_
School districts
Government of State. - . - Government of county.
H
o
o
o
—
_
—
M
WISCONSIN
236
GREEN
BAY:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
163
50, 668,354
50, 571,166
50, 571,166
34,787,810
34,787,810
34, 787,810
13,187, 560
13,187, 560
13,187, 560
2, 692, 984
2, 595, 796
2, 595, 796
95
95
95
60,923,882
60, 923,8!
60, 923,882
43,183, 590
43,183, 590
43,183, 590
14, 973,070
14, 973,070
14, 973,070
2, 767,222
2, 767,222
2, 767,222
80
44, 389,140
44, 389,140
44,389,140
31, 973,183
31, 973,183
31, 973,183
9, 915, 705
9, 915, 705
9, 915, 705
2, 500,252
2, 500,252
2, 500,252
96
96
124,876,852
124,876,852
124,876,852
103,433, 730
103,433, 730
103,433,730
20,430,445
20,430,445
20,430,445
1,012, 677
1,012, 677
1,012, 677
100
100
100
807,290,232
804,396,885
804,396,885
575, 968,415
575, 968,415
575, 968,415
179, 261,436
179, 261,436
179,261,436
52,060, 381
49,167,034
49,167,034
76
76
76
44, 960,175
44, 960,175
44, 960,175
29,191,225
29,191,225
29,191, 225
15,068,195
15,068,195
15,068,195
700, 755
700,755
700, 755
87
87
87
92, 759, (
92, 759, (
92, 759, (
65, 250, 995
65,250, 995
65,250,995
18,358,405
18, 358, 405
18,358,405
9,149, 699
9,149, 699
9,149, 699
74
74
74 I
40,803,224
40, 581,732
40, 581,732
28,790,145
28, 790,145
28, 790,145
10,152, 994
10,152, 994
10,152, 994
1, 860, 085
1, 638, 593
1, 638, 593
73
73
73
57, 570,269
46,681,803
46,681,803
36, 760,018
36, 760,018
36, 760,018
9, 271, 785
9, 271, 785
9, 271, 785
11,538, 466
650,000
650,000
81
81
81
KENOSHA:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
LA
CROSSE:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
MADISON:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
13
MILWAUKEE:
G o v e r n m e n t of city—
C i t y corporation
County
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
238
OSHKOSH:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
RACINE:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
239
SHEBOYGAN:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
210
SUPERIOR:
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
1
B a n k stock o n l y , unless otherwise specified in footnote
2
F o r p r o p e r t y subject t o t h e general p r o p e r t y t a x .
T A B L E 2 5 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S O F A S S E S S M E N T , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , R A T E O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND
P E R CAPITA T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
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[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 468. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 55J
City number
P E R CAPITA A S S E S S M E N T
CITY A N D DIVISION OF
GOVERNMENT
G r a n d total
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . . G o v e r n m e n t of State
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
G o v e r n m e n t s of other civil
Subject t o t h e general Subject
to special
property tax
property,
taxes
E s t i m a t e d (assessed1
Assessed
valuavaluation true value
tion)
$1, 859. 86
1, 540.11
688. 48
$29.91
0.36
1.58
1, 682.94
1, 320. 55
2, 045. 30
1, 580. 28
53. 09
GROUP III
1, 553.19
1, 308. 52
1,905.10
1, 622. 43
11. 89
1, 357.11
1, 277. 16
1,147.91
1, 745..25
1, 648. 53
1, 529. 72
1, 255. 39
1, 002. 36
1,166.15
1, 638. 57
1, 300. 81
1, 578. 05
!
1,131. 81
988. 34
1, 008. 65
1, 524. 78
1, 341. 51
1, 418. 63
Total
$1, 807, 817, 798 $1, 789, 057, 044
1, 574,179, 382 i 1, 557, 550, 094
121,359,914
120, 233, 065
109,999,001
109, 005,182
Per
capita
Total
$44. 75 $10, 746,993
38796" 10,547,919
10, 762
3.01
188, 312
2.73
Of poll
taxes
Per
capita
$0.27
a^6~
0)
0)
$8, 013, 761
6, 081,369
1,116, 087
805, 507
>
a
i—i
>
10, 798
918, 232
918, 232
H
8, 170, 90lT
8,170, 906
410, 569
410, 569
0.09
0.09
331, 663
273,907
57, 756
448, 045
364, 723, 672
282, 077, 548
31, 321, 989
51, 227, 509
40.68
31.46
3.49
5.71
1, 538, 312
1, 441, 925
267
96,120
0.17
0.16
2.86
448, 045
368,951,820
285,406,453
31,870,458
51, 578, 283
2, 689, 836
1, 886, 980
548, 202
254, 654
16. 58
2.02
4.86
96, 626
224, 844, 814
168,974,327
17,110, 647
37,811,440
96, 626
221, 861, 723
166, 761, 681
16, 768, 236
37, 392, 608
40.17
30.20
3.04
6.77
421, 091
354, 717
3,714
62, 660
948,400
137, 556, 588 |
106,481,876
9,679,004 1
20, 609, 278
939,198
135, 838, 443
105,167, 753
9, 500, 791
20, 385, 065
37.82
29.28
2.65
5.68
206,115
169, 802
6,781
29, 532
14. 55
0)
GROUPV
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of State
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
G o v e r n m e n t s of o t h e r
*
Total
49. 54
46.92
2.62
45.32
41.37
3.85
G R O U P IV_
G o v e r n m e n t of State
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
G o v e r n m e n t s of other
civil divisions
Estimated
t r u e value
Of special p r o p e r t y
taxes
2, 268, 703
870, 012, 886
824, 073, 505
45, 939, 381
196, 620, 320
179, 469, 607
16, 702, 668
__
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . . _ .
G o v e r n m e n t of State
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . _
G o v e r n m e n t s of o t h e r
civil divisions
Assessed
valuation
Of t h e general p r o p e r t y
tax
Of poll
taxes
2,279,501
879,102, 024
833,162, 643
45,939,381
197, 362, 552
180,154, 083
16, 760, 424
GROUP II
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of State
G o v e r n m e n t s of other
Of general p r o p e r t y
taxes p e r $1,000 of—
i
$1,487. 22
1, 235. 72
509.13
GROUP I
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
LEVY
RATE OF LEVY
6.42
0.88
2.94
786,430 1
784, 834
0.47
0.47
>
M
0)
0.01
0.08
0.06
0)
0.01
0.06
0.05
0)
0.01
2, 562, 000
1, 857,929
338, 697
356,172
9,202
1, 512, 030
1,144, 321
171, 432
194 681
1,596
w
H
O
o
o
H
0
w
ALABAMA
BIRMINGHAM
_.
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
127
MOBILE
_
_
181
27.93
13.96
5.04
8.92
1, 598, 325
941, 214
516, 302
424,912
305, 087
352, 024
1, 593, 424
936, 313
516, 302
420, 011
305, 087
352, 024
24.70
14.51
8.00
6.51
4.73
5.46
1, 027,988
490, 271
205, 598
332,119
1, 027,988
490, 271
205, 598
332, 119
22.52
10.74
4.50
7.27
2,166, 254
1, 111, 604
407, 026
704, 578
510, 819
543, 831
2,135, 458
1, 096, 206
391, 628
704, 578
510, 819
528, 433
29.43
15.11
5.40
9.71
7.04
7.28
25. 12
17.48
11. 14
6.34
7.64
2, 489, 607
1, 730, 424
1,100, 629
629, 795
759,183
2, 489, 607
1, 730, 424
1,100, 629
629, 795
759,183
39.02
27.12
17.25
9.87
11.90
25.27
16.06
3 9.13
6.93
9.21
2, 675, 749
1, 700, 390
966, 549
733, 841
975,359
2, 675, 749
1, 700,390
966, 549
733, 841
975,359
47.91
30.45
17.31
13.14
17.47
20.25
13.94
8. 64
5.30
6.31
3, 656, 271
2, 524,176
1, 573, 216
950, 960
1,132, 095
3, 656, 271
2,524,176
1, 573,216
950, 960
1,132,095
20.60
20.60
8. 05
3
6. 85
5.70
40, 724, 018
40, 724, 018
15, 914, 228
13, 544, 249
11, 265, 541
40, 724,018
40, 724, 018
15,914,228
13, 544, 249
11, 265, 541
45.05
31.10
19.38
11.72
13.95
(4)
4
(4 )
36.00
18.00
6.50
11.50
21.60
10.80
3.90
6.90
727.
727.
727.
727.
1, 212.
1, 212.
1, 212.
1, 212.
49
49
49
49
33. 95
19.95
11.00
8.95
6.50
7.50
20.37
11.97
6.60
5.37
3.90
4.50
692. 78
692. 78
692. 78
1, 731.96
1,731.96
1, 731. 96
32.50
15.50
6.50
10.50
13.00
6.20
2.60
4.20
809.
809.
809.
809.
2,
2,
2,
2,
36.37
18.67
6.67
12.00
8.70
9.00
10.91
5.60
2.00
3.60
2.61
2.70
46.32
30.82
15. 92
14.90
15.50
57.61
36.61
20. 81
15.80
21.00
49
49
49
49
MONTGOMERY
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of State
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
5, 573, 443
2, 786, 722
1, 006, 316
1, 780, 405
1, 292. 97
1, 292. 97
1, 292.97
_
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . - _C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t - - . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
443
722
316
405
775. 78
775. 78
775. 78
5, 573,
2, 786,
1, 006,
1, 780,
$1.50
1.50
1.50
4,901
4,901
4,901
ARKANSAS
106 | L I T T L E R O C K
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
City corporation.. _
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of State
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . _
CALIFORNIA
12
12
12
12
697.
697.
697.
697.
08
08
08
08
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
1, 083. 59
767. 73
767. 73
1, 547.99
1, 557. 61
1, 557. 61
3
831. 69
831. 69
831. 69
1,896.07
1, 896. 07
1,896.07
3
1,428. 37
1,115. 91
1,115. 91
2,^243. 77
2, 209. 67
2,209. 67
3
FRESNO
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district__
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
95
LONG BEACH
•_
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School districts _.
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
Los
ANGELES
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
County
School d i s t r i c t .
1
2.00
30, 796
15,398
15, 398
Q
W
W
15,398
>
2
BERKELEY
147
4.00
2.00
2.00
(4)
(0
Less than one-half of 1 cent.
(4)
(*)
36.57
24.07
13. 57
10.50
12.50
40.85
40.85
15. 96
3
13. 59
11.30
3
3
3
2 General property not taxed for State purposes.
3
Average rate.
()
()
0)
4
>
W
F
Oi
4
Per capita not computed.
T A B L E 2 5 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S O F A S S E S S M E N T , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , R A T E O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
CAPITA TAXES LEVIED:
1924—Continued
[ T h i s t a b l e is p r e s e n t e d i n t w o sections, t h e first section beginning o n p . 468.
LEVY
RATE OF LEVY
P E R CAPITA A S S E S S M E N T
CITY AND DIVISION OF
GOVERNMENT
F o r a text discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 55]
Of general p r o p e r t y
Subject t o t h e general Subject
to special taxes per $1,000 of—
property tax
property
Of poll
taxes
taxes
(assessed Assessed
EstiEstimated
Assessed
valuavaluation mated
valuation true value
tion)
true value!
Of t h e general p r o p e r t y
tax
Of poll
taxes
Total
Total
Per
capita
CALIFORNIA—Continued
1, 569. 62
$51.04
35.54
3 22.18
3 12.15
3 1.21
15. 50
$24.60
17.37
3 11.09
3 5.67
3 0.61
7.23
1, 922. 61
1, 269. 21
1, 269. 21
2, 563. 48
2, 519. 81
2, 519. 81
41.12
28.62
3 12. 72
15. 90
12.50
23.85
17.55
3 9.54
8.01
6.30
1, 291. 67
1, 092. 06
1, 092. 06
2, 048. 23
2, 072. 66
2, 072. 66
49.75
30.05
3 17. 25
12.80
19.70
28.00
17.62
310.88
6.74
10.38
1,189. 82
682. 61
682. 61
1, 883. 46
2,155. 73
2,155. 73
68.70
35.90
20.00
15.90
32.80
28.06
17.67
12.63
5.04
10.39
2, 369. 72
34. 70
34.70
17.35
17.35
47.79
30.79
16.41
314. 38
17.00
19.11
12.31
3 6.56
3
5. 75
6.80
OAKLAND
G o v e r n m e n t of city
City corporation...
School districts
Sanitary districts._
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
149
$1, 579. 30
1, 569. 62
732.15
()
(4)
PASADENA
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
City corporation._.
School districts
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
109
$789. 65
732.15
4
SACRAMENTO
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
SAN DIEGO
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . _.
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
S A N FRANCISCO
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y .
1,184.1
SAN JOSE
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . _.
School districts
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
763. 29
763. 29
763. 29
1, 908. 22
1, 908. 22
1, 908. 22
3
Of special p r o p e r t y
taxes
1
I
1
1
1
|
1
l
J
$9,198, 221
6,435, 022
4, 265, 035
2,165, 379
4,608
2, 763,199
$9,198, 221
6, 435, 022
4, 265,035
2,165, 379
4, 608
2, 763,199
$37. 78
26.43
17.52
48.89
3, 278, 543
2, 418, 686
1, 324, 948
1,093, 738
859,857
60.49
44.63
24.45
20.18
15.87
4,107, 658
2, 577, 937
1, 584, 007
993, 930
1, 529, 721
4,107, 658
2, 577, 937
1, 584, 007
993,930
1, 529, 721
57.77
36.26
22.28
13.98
21.51
5, 501,385 1
3,342,007
2, 295,045
1,046, 962
2,159, 378
5, 501, 385
3, 342, 007
2, 295,045
1, 046,962
2,159, 378
57.04
34.65
23.80
10.86
22.39
22,352,444
22, 352,444
41.11
41.11
1, 552,148
1,000,022
532, 983
467,039
552,126
36.48
23.50
12.53
10.98
12.98
3, 278,
2,418,
1, 324,
1, 093,
859,
543
686 j
948
738
857
22, 352,444
22,352,444
1, 552,148
1,000,022
532, 983
467,039
552,126 i
()
11.35
Total
Per
capita
1, 348. 21
838. 28
838. 28
1, 941. 41
1, 754. 69
1, 754. 69
26.39
16.84
310. 39
6.45
9.55
2,224,451 |
1,451, 688
930,073
521, 615
772,763
2,224,451
1,451, 688
930,073
521, 615
772,763
48,26
31.50
20.18
11.32
16.76
City corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . _
1, 346. 62
1,346. 62
1, 346. 62
1, 346. 62
1,346.62
1,346. 62
1, 346. 62
1, 346. 62
41.27
28.90
14.30
3
14. 60
3.70
8.67
1, 672, 956
1,171,476
579, 722
591,754
149,998
351,482
1, 672, 956
1,171,476
579, 722
591, 754
149, 998
351, 482
55.57
38.91
19.26
19.66
4.98
11.68
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
1, 448. 47
1, 448.47
1, 448. 47
1, 448.47
1,448.47
1,448.47
29. 90
26.20
14.22
11.98
3.70
11,973,775 |
10,492,070 |
5,694,551 1
4,797,519
1,481,705
11, 973, 775
10,492,070
5, 694, 551
4, 797, 519
1, 481, 705
43.31
37.95
20.60
17.35
5.36
807.42
807. 42
807. 42
807.42
53.01
39.81
3 25.05
3 14. 76
3.70
9.50
1,868,615
1,403,366
882,949
520,417
130,411
334,838
1, 868, 615
1, 403, 366
882,949
520,417
130,411
334, 838
42.81
32.15
20.23
11.92
2.99
7.67
(0
179
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y _.
<1
COLORADO
246
COLORADO SPRINGS.
__
o
»
o
27
186
PUEBLO
C i t y corporation
School districts
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
807. 42
807. 42
807. 42
807. 42
Q
CONNECTICUT
46
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
48
HARTFORD...
0)
0)
$2.00 |
2.00
7, 432,178 i
7,079,199
274,758
78,221
7, 296, 379
6, 943, 400
274, 758
78, 221
«
(<)
(«)
$498.19
193. 71
17.05
16.07
3 15.01
3 1.06
0.69
0.29
2.00
2.00
2.00
7,382,320 1
7,027,000
6,344,323
682,677
249,754 1
105,566
6,192, 706
5, 837, 386
5, 451, 365
386,021
249,754
105, 566
40.44
38.12
35.60
2.52
1.63
0.69
1,059, 610
1,059, 610
762, 954
296, 656
1, 897. 38
1,897. 38
1, 897. 38
1, 897. 38
2,
2,
2,
2,
371. 72
371. 72
371. 72
371. 72
29.42
18.48
17.61
0.61
0.26
2.00
2.00
2,161,502
2,063,110
69,160
29,232 II
2,088,582
1,990,190
69,160
29, 232
32.00
30.49
1.06
0.45
19,202
19, 202
0.29
0.29
125
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . . !
1,454. 66
1,454. 66
1, 454. 66
3
1,731. 74
1, 731. 74
1, 731.74
Average rate.
$120,188
120,188
$6.92
6.92
4.98
1.94
(0
_]
C i t y corporation
School districts
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
$15, 611
15, 611
22.45
3 21. 36
0.85
0.24
BRIDGEPORT
(9
>
w
1
tr
in
130,004
130,004
130,004
1
53.718
53, 718
!
* Per capita not computed.
C7i
00
T A B L E 2 5 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S O F A S S E S S M E N T , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , K A T E O F L E V Y , AND I O T A L AND P E R
CAPITA T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p . 468. For a text discussion of this table, see p . 55]
City nuntber
Of general p r o p e r t y
Subject t o t h e general Subject
property tax
to special taxes per $1,000 of—
property
taxes
(assessed Assessed
EstiAssessed
Estimated
valuavaluation m a t e d
valuation true value
tion)
t r u e value
CITY A N D DIVISION OF
GOVERNMENT
LEVY
RATE OF L E V Y
P E R CAPITA ASSESSMENT
Of t h e general p r o p e r t y
tax
Of poll
taxes
Total
,
CONNECTICUT—Continued
41
N E W HAVEN
79
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
'
C i t y corporation
!
Town
_J
G o v e r n m e n t of State
1
G o v e r n m e n t of county_ _
_
Total
Per
capita
Of poll
taxes
i
$1,638.03
1, 638.03
1, 638. 03
$1,638.03
1,638.03
1, 638. 03
1,407.90
1,407.90
1,407.90
1,407. 90
2,166. 00
2,166.00
2,166. 00
2,166.00
$46. 98
STAMFORD
WATERBURY
Total
Per
capita
$25.01
3 23. 91
0.75
0.35
._
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
°11
Of special p r o p e r t y
taxes
22.81
|
J
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School districts
G o v e r n m e n t of State
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
0)
(0
(0
(0
(0
(0
(0
$25. 01
3 23. 91
0.75
0.35
$2.00
2.00
$7, 354, 746
7, 039, 516 1
215, 751 1
99,479
$7,205,180
6, 889,950
215,751
99,479
$40.95
39.16
1.23
0.57
$82, 842
82,842
$0.47
0.47
$66,724
66, 724
33. 50
32. 34
3 i s . go
16. 54
0.88
0.28
21.77
21.02
* 10. 27
10.75
0.57
0.18
2.00
2.00
1, 881, 587
1, 816, 802 !
882,478 1
934,324 1
49,147
15, 638
1, 870,998
1, 806, 213
882,478
923,735
49,147
15, 638
47.17
45.53
22.25
23.29
1.24
0.39
9,047
9,047
0.23
0.23
1,542
1,542
9,047
0.23
1,542
43. 68
42.25
3 3i. 40
3 io. 85
0.95
0.48
34.96
33.82
3 25.14
3 8.68
0.76
0.38
2.00
2.00
2.00
5,065,924
4,850,159
4, 806, 629
43,530
144,057
71, 708
5,004, 093
4, 788,328
4, 744, 798
43, 530
144,057
71,708
(0
0)
29.85
319.35
2.50
8.00
29. 43
319. 35
2.40
7.68
0.25
3,552,564
2,335,089 j
289,247
928,228 j
3, 549,450
2,334, 614
289, 247
925, 589
29.88
19.65
2.43
7.79
9.86
3 9.86
9.86
3 9.86
12,272,011
12,272,011 1
12,272,011
12, 272,011
25.49
25.49
2.66
(<)
(<)
(<)
13,804
13, 804
13, 804
(0
0)
48,027
48,027
48,027
0)
DELAWARE
62
WILMINGTON.
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
1, 015. 32
973. 83
973. 83
1, 015.32
1,014. 40
1, 014. 40
2,584.31
2,584.31
(8)
6.25
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
14
WASHINGTON
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
475
475
0)
(0
2,639
2,639
84
JACKSONVILLE
..___
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
City corporation...
School d i s t r i c t s
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
248
797.92
568.40
568.40
568.40
65.31
37.31
3 21.57
15.74
10.75
17.25
1.00
1.00
95.35
47.85
3 24. 85
23.00
11.50
36.00
939. 69
1,026. 83
1,026. 83
1,026. 83
490. 26
309. 48
309. 48
309.48
32.70
19.10
3 14. 67
3 4.43
4.12
9.48
23.12
13.12
3 8.28
4.84
2.42
7.58
1.00
1.00
18.76
10.60
2.55
5.61
3
1,470. 79
1,469. 85
1,469. 85
1,469. 85
TAMPA
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
City corporation...
School districts
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . _
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
1.00
1.00
31.00
15.00
5.00
11.00
657. 78
393.32
393.32
393.32
31.63
19.67
3 12. 95
6.72
4.59
7.37
68.02
32.52
20. 96
3 11.56
10.75
24.75
1,329.87
1,330. 61
1,330. 61
1,330.61
PENSACOLA
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
City corporation.._
School d i s t r i c t s
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
1
1
FLORIDA
1.00
1.66
4,007,810
2,496,274
1, 635, 224
861, 050
580,322
931,214
3,996,513
2,484,977
1,635, 224
849, 753
580,322
931, 214
42.08
26.16
17.22
8.95
6.11
9.80
11,297
11,297
855,252
488,255
362,398
125, 857
111,133
255, 864
848, 943
481, 946
362,398
119,548
111,133
255, 864
32.30
18.34
13.79
. 4.55
4.23
9.73
6,309
6,309
9,627
9,627
11,297
6,309
2, 745,427
1, 562, 607
980, 246
582,361
286,367
896,453
2, 735, 800
1, 552, 980
980, 246
572, 734
286,367
896, 453
34.00
19.30
12.18
7.12
3.56
11.14
4.00
3.00
1.00
9,084, 321
5,150,307
1, 244, 523
2, 689,491
8, 992, 760
5,080, 773
1, 222, 496
2, 689, 491
(0
24.90
18.59
12.28
6.31
2.63
3.68
1.00
1, 796, 593
1, 335, 955
880, 976
454,979
195, 233
265,405
1, 790, 935
1,335, 955
880, 976
454, 979
189, 575
265,405
32.71
24.40
16.09
8.31
3.46
4.85
5,658
1.66 (
9,627
o
GEORGIA
ATLANTA
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
4)
(0
(0
0)
4
()
0)
AUGUSTA
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
City corporation....
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
237
(0
893. 87
692. 46
692. 46
692. 46
1,314. 74
1,316.81
1,316.81
1,316.81
1,115. 73
855. 55
855. 55
1, 828.30
1,828.30
1,828.30
31.00
18.00
5.00
8.00
17.06
10.98
2.34
3.74
3.00
2.00
1.00
1,061,527
682, 713
148,314
230,500
1,050,906
676,343
144,063
230,500
31.21
20.08
4.28
6.84
23.84
14.95
10.20
4.75
3.10
5.79
1.00
1, 665, 258
1,032,549
702, 734
329, 815
230, 559
402,150
1, 649, 983
1,032, 549
702, 734
329, 815
215,284
402,150
28.80
18.03
12.27
5.76
3.76
7.02
15, 275
1, 202. 83
1,212. 85
1, 212. 85
1,212. 85
37.00
22.66
15.00
7.66
5.00
9.34
w
10, 621
6,370
4,251
MACON
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
(<)
91, 561
69,534
22,027
42.00
30.00
18.00
12.00
5.00
7.00
COLUMBUS
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
(4)
817. 84
751.64
751. 64
751. 64
x Less t h a n one-half of 1 cent.
3
Average i
1.00
1.00
* Per capita not computed.
5
Horses a n d m u l e s taxed at $1 each.
CO
5,658
15, 275
Or
Or
TABLE
25.
- A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S O F A S S E S S M E N T , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , R A T E O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
CAPITA T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 468.
City num ber
P E R CAPITA A S S E S S M E N T
LEVY
RATE OF LEVY
|
Of general p r o p e r t y
Subject t o t h e general Subject
property tax
t o special taxes p e r $1,000 of—
property
taxes
Esti(assessed Assessed
Estimated
Assessed
valuavaluation mated
v a l u a t i o n t r u e value
tion)
t r u e value
CITY A N D DIVISION OF
GOVERNMENT
For a text discussion of this table, see p. 55]
Of t h e general p r o p e r t y
tax
Of poll
taxes
Of special p r o p e r t y
taxes
Of poll
taxes
Total
Total
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
GEORGIA—Continued
89
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporatibn
School d i s t r i c t .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y __
$814.12
532. 45
532.45
532.45
$1,623.05.
1,510.18
1,510.18
1,510.18
$39.17
21. 67
16.67
5.00
5.00
12.50
$16.29
10.12
8.36
1.76
1.76
4.41
432. 46
432.46
432.46
432.46
432. 46
864.
864.
864.
864.
864.
92
92
92
92
92
77.65
56. 85
26.60
3 30. 25
6.50
10.00
4.30
38.83
28.43
13.30
3 15.13
3.25
5.00
2.15
1, 873.97
1,873.97
1,873.97
1,873.97
1,854.31
1, 873.97
83.55
77.05
28.60
5.80
30.30
4.60
3 7.75
6.50
27.09
24.98
9.27
1.88
9.83
1.49
3 2.51
2.11
125.70
108.80
38.00
66.20
3
4.60
51.40
44.49
15.54
27.07
3 1.88
$1.00 1
1.00
!
ILLINOIS
212
C i t y corporation
School districts
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y _.
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n s h i p
2
C i t y corporation
School district
S a n i t a r y district
P a r k districts
__
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
607. 69
607. 69
607. 69
607. 69
600.88
607.69
I
135
C i t y corporation
School districts
P a r k districts
_.
220.01
220.01
201.99
538.05
538.05
494.84
1
i
1
1
i
|
!
j
I
I
i
$2,337,624 [
1,480, 549
1, 237, 704
242,845
249, 962
607,113
$2,330,507
1,480,549
1,237, 704
242, 845
242,845
607,113
$25. 55
16.23
13.57
2.66
2.66
6.66
1,331,599
974.921 1
456,136
518,785 |
111,462
171, 480 1
73,736
1,331,599
974,921
456,136
518,785
111,462
171,480
73, 736
33.58
24.59
11.50
13.08
2.81
4.32
1.86
149,248,344
137,626,055
51,142.471
10,371, 550
54,182 408
8, 225, 712
13, 703,914
13, 622,289
50.72
46.77
.17.38
3.52
18.41
2.80
4.66
3.95
1,629, 639
1,409,880
494,134
860,834
54,912
27. 57
23.85
8.36
14.56
0.93
149,248,344
137,626,055
51,142,471
10,371,550
54,182,408
8,225,712
13,703,914
11, 622,289
1,629,639
1,409,880
494,134
860,834
54,912 1
$7,117
7,117
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
G o v e r n m e n t of s a n i t a r y
district
220.01
220.01
538.05
538.05
6.50
5.80
2.66
2.37
84,523
75,420
84, 523
75,420
1.43
1.28
220.01
538. 05
4.60
67.94
52.34
3 24.84
27.50
5.00
6.30
1.88
33.97
26.17
312.42
13. 75
2.50
3.15
59,816
1,002,336
772,141
366,465
405, 676
73,759
92, 937
59,816
1,002,336
772,141
366,465
405, 776
73,759
92, 937
1.01
27.84
21.44
10.18
11.27
2.05
2.58
3 4.30
91.10
62.30
26.30
36.00
5.00
6.80
3 2.15
45.55
31.15
13.15
18.00
2.50
3.40
1, 620,846
1,108,438
467, 928
640, 510
88, 960
120,985
DANVILLE
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of State
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n ship
_
__
165
409.
409.
409.
409.
69
69
69
69
819. 39
819. 39
819.39
819. 39
409. 69
819. 39
::::::::::
DECATUR
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y _
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n ship
G o v e r n m e n t of s a n i t a r y
district
P a r k district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
G o v e r n m e n t of s a n i t a r y
district
191
209
364.90
729.79
6.20
3.10
364.90
729.79
10.80
91. 50
61.50
22.10
34.70
4.70
6.50
7.50
5.40
45.75
30.75
11.05
17.35
2.35
3.25
3.75
192,153
2,379,457
1, 599,308
574, 710
902,374
122,224
169,032
195,037
16.00
106. 60
88.40
3 29.03
3 57. 57
1.80
6.50
7; 10
8.00
36.16
29.99
3 9.84
319. 52
0.63
2.20
2.41
416,080
2,710,127
2,241,884
746,778
1, 481,141
13, 965
167,230
182, 666
2,710,127
2,241,884
746,778
1,481,141
13,965
167,230
182,666
1.56
29.98
24.20
7.52
16.04
0.64
1.90
2.19
118,347
1,319, 274
1,065,172
331,102
705,837
28,233
83, 417
96,251
118,347
1,319,274
1,065,172
331,102
705,837
28,233
83,417
96,251
2.77
32.83
26.50
8.24
17. 56
0.70
2.08
2.39
74,434
1.85
i
!
368. 47
368.47
368. 47
368. 47
368. 47
736.94
736. 94
736. 94
736.94
736.94
368. 47
736. 94
602.89
602. 89
4
1, 777.82
1, 777.82
4
602. 89
602. 89
1, 777.82
1,777.82
602.89
1, 777. 82
()
()
319.33
319. 33
319.33
319.33
1,095. 28
1,095.28
1,095. 28
1,095.28
1,095.28
4.60
102.80
83.00
25.80
55.00
2.20
6.50
7.50
319. 33
1,095.28
110,310
5.80
JOLIET
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School districts
P a r k district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n ship
1.76
33.24
22.73
9.60
13.14
1.82
2.48
729. 79
729. 79
729. 79
729. 79
EVANSTON
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School districts
P a r k district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
G o v e r n m e n t of s a n i t a r y
district
63,499
1, 620, 846
1,108,438
467,928
640, 510
88,960
120, 985
364. 90
364.90
364.90
364. 90
EAST ST. Louis
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t v
C i t y corporation
63,499
_ _ 33
319.
» Average rate.
74,434
1
110, 310
2.26
192,153
3.94
33.71
22.66
8.14
12.79
1.73
2.40
2.76
2,379, m
1, 599,308
' 574,710
902, 374
122,224
169,032
195,037
416,080
Per capita not computed.
O
W
w
>
>
w
1
t-
5.90
63.51
52.54
17.50
34.71
4
()
3.92
4.28
Oi
T A B L E 2 5 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S O F A S S E S S M E N T , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , R A T E O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
CAPITA T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 468. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 55]
City number
P E R CAPITA
Of general p r o p e r t y
Subject t o t h e general Subject
to special taxes p e r $1,000 of—
property tax
property
taxes
EstiE s t i m a t e d (assessed Assessed
Assessed
valuavaluation mated
v a l u a t i o n t r u e value
true value
tion)
CITY AND DIVISION OF
GOVERNMENT
LEVY
RATE OF L E V Y
ASSESSMENT
Of t h e general p r o p e r t y
tax
Of poll
taxes
Total
Total
Per
capita
ILLINOIS—Continued
240
MOLINE
161
OAK
%
$26.03
21. 05
3 8. 78
12.27
1.53
3.22
1, 208. 56
3 o. 75
3 0.23
24
24
24
24
24
1,384.21
1,384.21
1,384.21
1,384.21
1,384.21
116.70
99. 80
27.50
66. 70
5.60
6.50
5. 80
32. 55
27.84
7.67
18. 61
1.56
1.81
1.62
386. 24
1,384. 21
4.60
1.28
87, 626
517.49
517.49
1,034.98
1,034.98
71. 60
56.60
25.00
27. 50
35. 80
28.30
12. 50
13.75
2, 987,132
2,361,336
1,042,993
1,147, 292
517. 49
517. 49
517.49
1,034. 98
1, 034. 98
1,034.98
4.10
6.50
8.50
2.05
3.25
4.25
$370. 74
370. 74
370. 74
370. 74
$1,208.56
I, 208. 56
1,208.56
1,208.56
370. 74
1
1
PARK
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporate on
School districts
P a r k district
G o v e r n m e n t of State
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . _
G o v e r n m e n t of s a n i t a r y
district . .
336.
386.
386.
386.
386.
1
PEORIA
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t v
C i t y corporation
School district
Pleasure d r i v e w a y
and park district..
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
$1,035,054
836, 835
348,976 1
487,859 1
60,982 1
128,063
$34. 86
68. 61
3 28. 61
40.00
5.00
10. 50
-.
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t v
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . _
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n ship
_-_
i
1
!
1
Of special p r o p e r t y
taxes
1
[
!
9,174 I
|
1
2, 223,035
1,901.105
523,851
1,270,579
106,675
123,819
110,485
171,051
271,178
354,618 \
$1,035,054
836, 835
348,976
487,859
60,982
128,063
$31.46
25.44
10.61
14.83
1.85
3.89
9,1?4
0.28
!
1
2, 223, 035
1, 901,105
523,851
1,270,579
106, 675
123,819
110,485
45. 07
38. 5o
10. 62
25.76
2.16
2.51
2.24
87, 626
1.78
1
i
|
!
2, 987,132
2, 361, 336
1,042,993
1,147,292
37.05
29.29
12.94
14.23
171,051
271,178
354,618
2.12
3.36
4.40
1
|
Total
Per
capita
Of poll
taxes
217
QUINCY
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
City corporation. -.
School district
S a n i t a r y district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . __
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n ship...
_
102
215
129
1,137,222
916, 730
395, 237
503,195
18,298
91,490
124,427
30.34
24.46
10.55
13.43
* 0.49
2.44
3.32
976.47 i
0.25
0.13
01
01
01
01
01
1,472.85
1,472.85
1,472.85 i
1,472.85 I
1,472.85
70.60
53.30
23.20
27.40
2.70
6.50
7.50
28.38
21.43
9.33
11.01
1.09
2.61
3.01
592. 01
1,472.85 I
3.30
1.33
145,257
145,257
1.95
95
95
95
95
995.14
995.14
995. i4
995.14
81.96
65.60
25.60
40.00
5.00
10.50
25.11
20. x0
7.84
12.26
1.53
3.22
962, 644
770, 508
300, 686
469, 822
58.728
123,328
962,644
770, 508
300, 686
469,822
58, 728
123,328
24.99
20.00
7.81
12.20
1.52
3.20
304. 95
995.14
3 0.86
3
0.26
10,080
474. 65
474. 65
1,376.16
1,376.16
67.40
54.40
22.80
27.50
23.23
18.75
7.86
9.48
1,982,136
1, 599,825
670,515
808, 735
474. 65
474. 65
474. 65
1,376.16
1,376.16
1,376.16
4.10
5.00
7.60
1.41
1.72
2.62
120,575
147,043
223, 505
120, 575
147,043
223, 505
1.95
2.37
3.61
474. 65
i, 376.16
0.40
0.14
11,763
11,763
0.19
25.05
18.80
10.00
8.80
2.80
3.40
0.05
25.05
18.80
10.00
8.80
2.80
3.40
0.05
863, 307
398,410
743,835
654, 575
208, 274
252, 904
3,719
42.51
31.90
16.97
14.93
4.75
5.77
0.08
592.
592.
592.
592.
592.
304.
304.
304.
304.
SPRINGFIELD
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
Pleasure d r i v e w a y
and park district..
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n ship
1,137.222
916,730
395,237
503,195
18,298
91,490
124,427
488. 23
ROCK ISLAND
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
City corporation...
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n ship
31.08
25.05
10.80
13.75
0.50
2.50
3.40
976.47
976.47 I
976.47 [
976.47
976.47 I
ROCKFORD
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
City corporation...
School district
P a r k district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n ship
62.15
50.10
21.60
27.50
1.00
5.00
6.80
23
23
23
23
23
488.
488.
488.
488.
488.
4,575
3,107, 634
2,346,132
1,021,205
1,206,080
118,847
286,114
330,131
4,575
0.12
3,107, 634
2,346,132
1,021,205
1,206,080
118,847
286,114
330,131
41.80
31. 55
13.73
16.22
1.60
3.85
4.44
10,080
1,982,136
1, 599, 825
670, 515
808, 735
Q
ft
0.26
31.99
25.82
10.82
13.05
INDIANA
185
E A S T CHICAGO
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n s h i p l
1
Average rate.
1, 697.
1, 697.
1, 697.
1, 697.
1,697.
01
01
01
01
01
1, 697. 01
1,697.01
1,697.01
1,697.01
1,697.01 I
$3.00
2.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1, 881, 040
1.410, 232
749,746
660,486
214,185
252,904
3,719
$17, 733
11,822
5,911
5,911
5,911
Or
I—*
CO
T A B L E 2 5 . — A S S E S S E D VALUATION OF PROPERTY, BASIS OF ASSESSMENT, P E R CAPITA ASSESSMENT, R A T E
CAPITA T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
o
7 [This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p . 468. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 55]
CITY A N D DIVISION OF
GOVERNMENT
LEVY
RATE OF LEVY
P E R CAPITA ASSESSMENT
Subject
Of general p r o p e r t y
to special taxes p e r $1,000 of—
property
taxes
(assessed
EstiEstimated
Assessed
valuavaluation m a t e d
true value
tion)
t r u e value
Of t h e general p r o p e r t y 1 Of special p r o p e r t y
tax
taxes
Subject t o t h e general
property tax
Assessed
valuation
Of poll
taxes
Of poll
taxes
Total
Total
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
Q
INDIANA—Continued
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n s h i p
FORT WAYNE.
9
>
$1,360.81
1, 360. 81
1, 360. 81
1, 360. 81
1,360. 81
$1,360. 81
1, 360. 81
1, 360. 81
1, 360. 81
1, 360. 81
$27. 74
19. 40
10. 30
9.10
2.80
4.00
3 i. 54
$27.74
19.40
10.30
9.10
2.80
4.00
3 1. £4
2, 092.14
2, 092.14
2, 092.14
2, 092.14
2,092.14
21.20
14.80
5.80
9.00
2.80
3.26
0.34
21.20
14.80
5.80
9.00
2.80
3.26
0.34
__
2,09'. M
2, 092.14
2, 092. 14
2, 092.14
2, 092.14
|
$3.50
1.50
1.00
0.50
1.00
0.50
0.50
5.00
3.00
2.00
1.00
1.00
1.00 1
$3, 541, 549
2,458,621
1,309,098'
1,149, 523
369, 273
510,442
203, 213
$3,477,133
2,431,014
1, 290, 693
1,140, 321
350,868
501,240
194,011
$37.76
26.40
14.02
12.38
3.81
5.44
2.11
$64,416
27,607
18,405
9,202
18,405
9 202
9,202
4, 332,625
3, 016, 014
1,196,484
1, 819, 530
578, 221
670,318
68, 072
4, 244,475
2, 963,124
1,161,224
1,801,900
560, 591
652,688
68,072
44.35
30.96
12.13
18.83
5.86
6.82
0.71
88,150
52 890
35, 260
17, 630
17,630
17,630
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H
>
H
i—i
Ul
H
M
O
Ul
%
Q
t—i
H
i—i
1,799. 68
1,799. 68
1, 799. 68
1,799. 68
1,799. 68
1, 7«<9. 68
1, 799. 68
1, 799. 68
1, 799. 68
1, 799. 68
26.83
20.60
9.20
11.40
2.80
3.40
0.03
26.83
20.60
9.20
11.40
2.80
3.40
0.03
1,475. 79
1,475. 79
1,475. 79
1,475. 79
1,475,79
1,475. 79
1,475. 79
1,475. 79
1,475. 79
1,475. 79
30. 95
24.70
10.50
14.20
2.80
3.40
0,05
30.95
24.70
10.50
14.20
2.80
3.40
0,05
104
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
Gpyernment..of t o w n s h i p
1.00
1.00
3.00
2.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
3,532,154
2, 704,952
1,208,037
1,496,915 j
376,815 1
446,448
3,939 j
3,523,002
2,704,952
1, 208,037
1,496,915
367,663
446,448
3,939
2,237,406
1,782,660 1
758,923
1,023,737
207,825
243,342
3,579 !
2, 215,131
1, 767,810
751,498
1,016,312
200,400
243,342
3,579 1
48.29
37.07
16.56
20.52
5.04 1
6.12
0.05
45.68
36.45
%15. 50
20.96
4.13 1
5.02
0,07 1
9,152
9,152
22,275
14,850
7,425
7,425
7,425
INDIANAPOLIS
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t .
.
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y __
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n s h i p
MUNCIE
I
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
I
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n s h i p
203
2.50
1.00
0.50
0.50
1.00 1
0.50
1,080,912
728, 572
399. 549
329,023
129,105 j
218,827
4,408
1,066, 701
722,888
396,707
326,181
123,420
215,985
4,408
29.87
20.24
11.11
9.13
3.46
6.05
0.12
2.74
1, 629,169
1,112, 076
487,907 \
624,169
176, 034
330, 375
10,684 i
1, 611, 677
1,105, 756
484,715
621,041
169,650
327,183
9,088
38.92
26.71
11.71
5.00
4.10
7.90
0.22
2.50
1.00
0.50
0.50
1.00
0.50
4,243,199
3,022,584
1,266,470 1
1, 756,114
476,434 1
723, 780
20,401
4,194, 618
3,003,152
1,256, 754
1, 746,398
457,001
714,064
20, 401
53.45
38.27
16.01
22.25
5.82
9.10
0.26
48,581
19,432
9,716
9,716
19,433
9,716
33.99
25.10
10.65
14.45
2.80
5.89
0.20
3.24
1.24
0.50
0.74
1.00
1.00
3,095,087
2,269, 479
962, 581
1,306, 898
265,201
542, 461
17, 946
3,049,841
2,252,163
955,599
1,296, 564
251, 236
528,496
17, 946
43.41
32.06
13.60
18.46
3.58
7.52
0.26
45, 246
17,316
6,982
10,334
13, 965
13, 965
26.61
20.95
7.21
3
13. 74
3
1.81
3 3.85
0.50
2, 022,194 j
1,586,553
545,936
1, 040, 617
137,453
298,188 1
2, 015,322
1,586,553
545, 936
1,040, 617
137,453
291,316
39.91
31.42
10.81
20.61
2.72
5.77
6,872
26.05
22.55
10.55
2.65
9.35
2.80
3
0.70
2.00 1
1.00 1
0.50 !
0.50
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,234.35 i
1,234.35
1,234.35
1,234.35
1,234.35
24.20
16.40
9.00
7.40
2.80
4.90
0.10
24.20
16.40
9.00
7.40
2.80
4.90
0.10
1,463.30
1,463. 30
1, 463. 30
1,463. 30
1,463. 30
1,829.13
1,829.13
1,829.13
1,829.13
1,829.13
26.60
18.25
8.00
10.25
2.80
5.40
0.15
21.28
14.60
6.40
8.20
2.24
4.32
0.12
2,079. 83
2,079. 83
2,079. 83
2, 079. 83
2,079. 83
3,119.75 I
3,119. 75
3,119. 75
3,119.75 I
3,119.75 I
25.70
18.40
7.70
10.70
2.80
4.38
0.12
17.13
12.26
5.13
7.13
1.87
2.92
0.08
1, 277.17
1, 277.17
1,277.17
1,277.17
1,277.17
1,277.17
1,217.17
1,277.17 I
1,277.17
1,277.17 I
33.99
25.10
10.65
14.45
2.80
5.89
0.20
378. 51
378. 51
378. 51
378.51
1,500.35
1,500.35
1,500.35
1,500.35 I
105. 44
83.01
28. 56
3 54.45
3 7.19
3 15. 24
234.
234.
234.
234.
234.
35
35
35
35
35
TERRE HAUTE
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . _
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n s h i p
47.27
40.91
19.14
4.81
16.96
5.08
1.28
26.05
22.55
10.55
2.65
9.35
2.80
3
0.70
SOUTH B E N D
G o v e r n m e n t of city
City corporation..
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n s h i p !
16,594, 591
14,363,101
6,719, 766
1,687, 903
5,955,432
1,783,445
448,045
1,814.28
1,814.28
1,814.28
1,814.28
1,814.28 I
KOKOMO
il5, 512
57, 756
28,878
28,878
16, 710,103 [
14,420,857
6,748,644
1,716,781 , 1
5,955,432
1,841,201
448,045 1
1,814. 28
1,814.28
1,814. 28
1,814. 28
1, 814. 28
i
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
County
School d i s t r i c t .
_
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n s h i p
1.00
0.99 1
0.50 [
0.49
1.00
0.50
0.25
.
.
"
57, 756
14, 211
5,684
2,842
2,842
5, 685
2,842
. . _
.
17.492
6,320
3,192
3,128
6,384
3,192
1,596
Ed
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159
| CEDAR RAPIDS
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
3
Average r a t e .
3
3
6.50 i
6,872
Or
to
T A B L E 2 5 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S O F A S S E S S M E N T , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , R A T E O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
CAPITA T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
to
to
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 468. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 55]
1
CITY A N D DIVISION OF
GOVERNMENT
a
1
RATE OF L E V Y
P E R CAPITA A S S E S S M E N T
Of general p r o p e r t y
Subject t o t h e general Subject
to special taxes per $1,000 of—
property tax
property
taxes
(assessed Assessed ^ j "
Assessed
Estimated
valuavaluation|tr^fue
v a l u a t i o n t r u e value
tion)
LEVY
Of t h e general p r o p e r t y
tax
Of poll
taxes
Of special p r o p e r t y
taxes
Of poll
taxe
Total
Total
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
>
o
IOWA—Continued
M
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G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
City corporation...-.
School d i s t r i c t
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
152
944.
619.
619.
619.
97
85
85
85
Sioux CITY
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
__
$2.00
2.00 1
2.00
26.11
20.03
3 9.36
310. 67
3 2.00
3 4.08
26.54
20.08
3 9.75
310.33
31.83
3 4.63
1
1
641.01
641.01
641.01
641.01
2,031. 83
2, 031. 83
2,031.83
2,031.83
63.63
3 30. 89
3 32. 74
3 5. 81
314. 67
433.06
433.06
433.06
433. 06
93.19
71.34
3 35.46
3 35. 88
3 7.15
314. 70
27.20
20.82
310. 35
310. 47
3 2.09
3 4.29
0.50
1,483. 63
1,483. 63
1,483.63
1,483. 63
32.76
25.48
310. 58
314. 90
0.50
1, 456.15
1, 456.15
96.03
74.69
3 31.01
3 43. 68
DUBUQUE
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
101
1, 917.18
1, 916. 75
1, 916. 75
1, 916. 75
70. 78
51. 98
3 i s . 99
3 32. 99
3 6. 20
312. 60
1 84.11
$284. 76
284. 76
284. 76
284. 76
D E S MOINES
G o v e r n m e n t of city___
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . _
?m
$42. 78
34.69
313. 92
3 20. 77
3 2.48
3 5.61
DAVENPORT
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
54
$782.32
782.32
782. 32
782.32
$117.53
95. 30
3 38. 24
3 57.06
3 6. 82
3 15. 41
COUNCIL BLUFFS
496. 63
496.63
1
6.50
$1,301,461
1,055,333
423, 426
631, 907
75, 515
170,613
$33.47
27.14
10.89
16.25
1.94
4.39
2,679,300
2,055,395
960,542
1,094,853
205,603
418,302
2, 679,300
2,055,395
960, 542
1,094,853
205, 603
418,302
50.05
38.39
17.94
20.45
3.84
7.81
7,423,901
5, 616, 474
2,726,931
2,889,543
512. 886
1,294,541
7,423, 901
5, 616, 474
2, 726, 931
2,889,543
512.886
1,294,541
53.92
40.79
19.80
20.98
3.72
9.40
1,641,266
1,252,261
. 622, 462
629, 799
125,491
263,514
1,635, 796
1,252,261
622,462
629, 799
125,491
258,044
40.36
30.90
15.36
15.54
3.10
6.37
3,589,518
2,786,187
1,156,933
1,629,254 J
3,582,428
2,786,187
1,156, 933
1,629,254 1
47.69
37.09
15.40
21.69 J
$1,308,401
1, 062, 273
430,366
631, 907
75,515
170,613 1
$6,940
6,940
6,940
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H
M
O
w
o
o
H
5,470
5,470
7,090
Government of S t a t e . . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of county.,
496.63 |
496.63 I
3 7.53
313.81
8 2.57
8 4.71
436.35 I
436.35
436.35 I
436.35
92.23
74.43
3 27.11
3 47.32
3 5.33
312. 47
30.01
24.22
3 8.82
315.40
3 1.73
3 4.06
WATERLOO
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
6. 50
4.00 1
3.50 1
3.50
6.50
280,931
522,400
280,931
515,310
3.74
6.86
1,498, 603
1, 207, 715
451,301
756, 414
85,178
205, 710
1, 474,324
1,189, 753
433,339
756,414
85,178
199,393
40.24
32.48
11.83
20.65
2.33
5.44
7,090
24,279
17,962
17,962
6,317
KANSAS
65
1,115.
1,115.
1,115.
1,115.
41
41
41
41
34.70
27.90
11.90
16.00
2.30
4.50
34.71
27.90
11.90
16.00
2.31
4.50
4, 476, 693
3, 598, 690
1, 534, 925
2, 063, 765
297, 569
580, 434
4, 476, 693
3, 598, 690
1, 534, 925
2, 063, 765
297, 569
580, 434
38.71
31.12
13.27
17.85
2.57
5.02
1,
1,
1,
1,
I
58 |
58
58
30.29
23.42
10.87
12.55
2.30
4.57
25.76
19.91
9.24
10.67
1.96
3.89
2, 403, 868
1, 858,101
862, 407
995, 694
183, 033
362, 734
2, 403, 868
1, 858, 101
862, 407
995, 694
183, 033
362, 734
44 62
34.49
16.01
18 48
3 40
6.73
66
66 I
66 I
66
28.29
22.50
8.50
14.00
2.30
3.49
19.86
15.81
6.01
9.80
1.61
2.44
3, 282, 881
2, 613, 039
993, 370
1, 619, 669
266, 088
403, 754
3, 282, 881
2, 613, 039
993, 370
1, 619, 669
266, 088
403, 754
38.04
30.28
11. 51
18.77
3.08
4 68
35.77
25.75
17.75
8.00
5.00
3 5.02
27.28
20.57
14. 18
6.39
3.32
3
3.39
1, 527, 776
1,129, 449
778, 552
350, 897
213,506
184, 821
1, 527, 776
1,129, 449
778, 552
350, 897
213,506
184, 821
26.30
19.44
13.40
6.04
3.68
3.18
1,174. 32 I
1,591.78 |
1, 277. 61
30.54
3 21. 40
5.00
3 4.14
20.23
3 14. 05
3.39
3
2.79
1, 699, 787
1,113,164
352, 451
234,172
1, 699, 787
1,113,164
352, 451
234,172
38.38
25 14
7 96
5 29
1,181. 47
1, 541. 52 I
924. 88 i
27.66
3 19. 57
3 4.09
4.00
22.36
3 15. 82
3
3.30
3.24
9, 627, 002
6, 720, 095
1, 831, 890
1, 075, 017
9, 627, 002
6, 720, 095
1, 831, 890
1, 075, 017
33.13
23. 13
6.30
3.70
KANSAS C I T Y . -
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation.__
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . _
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
151
TOPEKA
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation_._
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e — .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
472.
472.
472.
472.
92 WlCHITA
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation___
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of State—_
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
1, 340.
1, 340.
1, 340.
1, 340.
w
KENTUCKY
139
COVINGTON
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation.__
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y -
184
755. 03
755. (
735.06 |
634.11
LEXINGTON
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y _
24
LOUISVILLE
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . _
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
8
Average rate.
Ox
to
CO
T A B L E 2 5 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S O F A S S E S S M E N T , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , R A T E O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
CAPITA T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
[ T h i s t a b l e is p r e s e n t e d i n t w o sections, t h e first section beginning on p . 468.
Cnr
to
F o r a t e x t discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 55]
1
City ntirnber
P E R CA PITA A S S E S S M E N T
CITY AND DIVISION O F
GOVERNMENT
1
Subject t o t h e general Subject
to special
proper t y tax
property
taxes
Assessed
E s t i m a t e d (assessed
valua- j
valuation i true value
tion) |
RATE OF L E V Y
Of the general property
tax
Of general p r o p e r t y
taxes per $1,000 of—
Assessed
valuation
Estimated
t r u e value]
Of poll
taxes
Of special p r o p e r t y
taxes
Of poll
taxes
Total
Total
1
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
>
O
LOUISIANA
M
$1, 313. 45
1, 313. 45
1, 313. 45
$35. 75
30.50
27.50
3.00
5. 25
$31. 62
26.37
23.37
3.00
5.25
$1.00
1.00
1.00
$17,116, 875
14, 292, 885
12, 679,177
1, 613, 708
2, 823,990
$17, 011,176
14,187,186
12, 573, 478
1, 613, 708
2, 823,990
$41. 54
34. 64
30. 70
3.94
6.90
$105, 699
105, 699
105, 699
21.88
12.48
8.40
3 4.08
4.20
5.20
1.00
1.00
2, 718, 612
1, 567, 456
1, 028, 693
538, 763
514, 346
636, 810
2, 680, 088
1, 528, 932
1, 028, 693
500, 239
514, 346
636, 810
47. 67
27.19
18. 30
8.90
9.15
11.33
38, 524
38, 524
2,178.17
2,178.17
2,178.17
2.178.17
27.36
15. 61
10.50
3
5.11
5.25
6.50
N E W ORLEANS
17
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
City corporation
Levee d i s t r i c t
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
143
$1,116.43
1, 313. 45
1, 313. 45
SHREVEPORT..
[
i
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
1
C i t y corporation
1, 742. 54 1
1, 742. 54
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . __ • 1, 742. 54
G o v e r n m e n t of Darish .
1,742.54
103
LEWISTON
._
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y _.
908. 97
908. 97
908.97 j
1, 514. 94
1.514.94
1,514.94
$14.32 |
1,459,74
1,459.74 !
1,459.74 I
1,459.74
1.459.74
1,946.33
1,946.33
1,946.33
1,946.33
L 946. 33
48.83 |j
PORTLAND
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . _ C i t y corporation
Bridge district
Pier site d i s t r i c t - . .
Gove n m e n t of State
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y - -
CO
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235
38, 524
>
r
30.00
20.14
7.25
2.61
18.00
12.08
4.35
1.57
3.00
3.00
33.67
26.49
25.90
0.31
0.28
5.87
1.31
25.24
19. 86
19.42
0.23
0.21
4.40
0.98
3.00
3.00
3.00
958,
655,
223,
80,
877
236
302
339
3, 765, 702
2, 987, 690
2,924, 300
33, 266
30,124
636, 063
141,949
923, 959
620, 318
223, 302
80, 339
3, 647, 881
2, 869, 869
2, 806, 479
33, 266
30,124
636, 063
141,949
27.27
18.31
6.59
2.37
$7, 276
7,276
49.14
38.66
37.81
0.45
0.41
8.57
1.91
54, 374
54, 374
54, 374
$0.21
0.21
M
27. 642
27, 642
H
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0.73
0.73
0.73
63, 447
63, 447
63, 447
MARYLAND
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
!
|
i
|
0.80
0.80
29,133,988
26,092,471
3,041, 517
28,502,738
25,461,221
3,041, 517
36.31 !
32.44 j
3.87
2.00
2.00
45,036, 679
42,284, 679
2, 752,000
44,559,805
41,807,805
2, 752,000
57.45
53.90
3.55
476,874
476,874
39.80
35.56
1.92
2.32
2.00
2.00
2, 757,426
2,468,027
131,000
158, 399
2,715,004
2, 425, 605
131,000
158, 399
41.46
37.04
2.00
2.42
42,422
42,422
20.00
17. 23
1.41
1.36
20.00
17-23
1.41
1.36
2.00
2.00
2, 570, 754
2,217, 781
180,054
172,919
2,548, 542
2,195, 569
180,054
172,919
60.72
52.31
4.29
4.12
22,212
22,212
1,303.40 i
1,303.40
1,303.40
29.90
26.35
2.20
1.35
29.90
26.35
2.20
1.35
5.00
2.00
3.00
4,712,978
4,080,025
427,400
205,553
4, 552, 622
4,012,093
334,976
205,553
38.97
34.34
2.87
1.76
160,356
67, 932
92,424
1,109. 77
1,109. 77
1,109. 77 .
1,109.77 J
34.20
32.72
1.48
34.20
32.72
1.48
2.00
2.00
1,798,324
1,721,677
76, 647
1,771,160
1, 694, 513
76, 647
37.95
36.31
1.64
27,164
27,164
1,169. 52
1,169. 52
1,169. 52
1,169. 52 .
1,169.52 .
1,169.52 .
28.50
25.80
1.70
1.00
28.50
25.80
1.70
1.00
2.00
2.00
1, 386, 730
1, 257,403
81,300
48,027
1, 365,926
1,236, 599
81,300
48,027
33.33
30.18
1.98
1.17
20,804
20,804
1, 300. 48
1, 300. 48
1, 300.48
1,300.48 L
1,300.48 L
1,300.48 |.
28.80
26.02
1.55
1.23
28.80
26.02
1.55
1.23
2.00
2.00
1,589,890
1, 438, 798
84,242 I
66, 850
1, 565,272
1,414,180
84,242
66,850
37.45
33.84
2.02
1.60
24,618
24,618
1,383.05
1,383.05
1,383.05
1,383.05 L
1,383.05 L
1,383.05 L
29.80
26.88
1.86
1.06
29.80
26.88
1.86
1.06
2.00
2.00
5,338,518 '
4,822,591
328.700
187,227 ;
5, 266,050
4, 750,123
328, 700
187,227
41.21
37.18
2.57
1.47
1,325.66
1,325.66 .
1,325.00 L
1,325.00 L
26.40
23.26
1.73
1.41 1
2.00
2.00
1,325.00
l,a25.00 »
26.40
23.26
1.73
1.41
1, 536. 858
1,357,208 i
99,100 I
80,550 '
1, 511,108
1,331,458
99,100
80, 550
34.98
30.82
2.29
1.86
21.14
«18. 66
3 2.48
18.79
16.60
2.19
1, 738.44
1,560.97
1, 954.59
1,765.79
2,325.96 j
2, 325. 96 1
2,325.96
2,32.596 1
24.70
23.17
1.53
24.70
23.17
1.53
1,041. 64
1,041.64
1, 041. 64
1,041.64
1,041.64 1
1,041.64 I
39.80
35.56
1.92
2.32
3,035. 86
3,035. 86
4,035. 88
3,035.86
3,035.86
3,035. 86
1, 303.40
1,303.40
1, 303.40
227.41
3
631,250
631,250
MASSACHUSETTS
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
BROCKTON
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y _.
BROOKLINE
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . _
CAMBRIDGE.
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
CHELSEA
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
CHICOPEE
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
EVERETT
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
FALL RIVER
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
FITCHBURG
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .1
Average rate.
72,468
72,468
1
i
1
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25, 750
25, 750
Q
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TABLE 25.—ASSESSED VALUATION OF PROPERTY, BASIS OF ASSESSMENT, P E R CAPITA ASSESSMENT, RATE OF LEVY, AND TOTAL AND P E R
CAPITA TAXES LEVIED: 1924—Continued
to
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 468. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 55]
RATE OF LEVY
City mimber
F E E CAPITA ASSESSMENT
Subject
Of general p r o p e r t y
t o special taxes per $1,000 of—
property
taxes
(assessed
EstiEstimated
Assessed
valuamated
valuation
true value
tion)
t r u e value
LEVY
Subject t o t h e general
property tax
CITY A N D DIVISION OF
GOVERNMENT
Assessed
valuation
Of t h e general p r o p e r t y
tax
Of poll
taxes
Of special p r o p e r t y
taxes
Of poll
taxes
Total
Total
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
MASSACHUSETTS—Contd.
160
HAVERHILL. _
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
13?
HOLYOKE..
_ _ _ _ _
LAWRENCE
|
77
157
I
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y _ _i
23.00
20.57
1.53
0.90
2.00
2.00
$1,931,430
1,709.523
115,200
106,707
$1,900,056
1,678,149
115,200
106.707
$38.08
33.63
2.31
2.14
$31,374
31,374
2,645,114
2,369,279 |
173,400
102,435
2, 610, 610
2,334, 775
173,400
102,435
43.28
38.71
2.88
1.70
34 504
34,504
51,348
51,348
U2
H
1,350. 62
1,350. 62
1,350. 62
1,350. 62
1,350.62
1,350.62
27.20
24.05
1.64
1.51
27.20
24.05
1.64
1.51
2.00
2.00
3,491,190
3,092,835
206,800
191, 55o
3,439,842
3,041,487
206,800
191, 555
36.74
32.48
2.21
2.05
29.40
26. 31
1.72
1.37
29.40
26.31
1.72
1.37
2.00 [
2.00
1
4,190, 772
3, 756, 286
242,067
192,419
4,128,171
3, 693,952
241, 800
192,419
37.31
33.38
2.19
1.74
31. 80
28. 47
1.73
1.60
31.80
28.47
1.73
1.60
2.00
2.00
3, 745, 575
3, 359, 757
200,440
185, 378
3, 684, 383
3,298, 565
200,440
185, 378
35.94
32.18
1.96
1.81
61,192
61,192
35.00
32.22
1.55
1.23
35.00
32.22
1.55
1.23
2.00
2.00
1, 991, 096
1,835,389
86, 815
68,892 1
1, 960, 348
1,804, 641
86,815
68,892
38.14
35.11
1.69
1.34
30, 748
30, 748
1
1, 269. 02
1, 269. 02
1,269. 02
1, 269. 02
1, 269. 02
1, 269. 02
1,130.14
1,130.14
1,130.14
1,130.14
1,130.14
1,130.14
1,089. 62
1, 089. 62
1,089. 62
1, 089. 62
1,089. 62
1,089. 62
$0.30
0.08
MALDEN
I
$2.00 1
2.00
1,881. 93
1,881.93
1,881.93
LYNN
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
$29.20
25.79
1.77
1.64
1,881.93
1,881.93
1,881.93
LOWELL
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t v
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . _
$29.20
25.79
1.77
1.64
23.00
20. 57
1.53
0.90
___
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
69
$1,304.08
1,304.08
1,304.08
_ _
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . _
85
$1,304.08
1,304.08
1,304.08
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$1,235
968
267
$0.01
0.01
61, 366
61, 366
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H
0
176
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
NEW
1,146.16
1,146.16
1,146.16
1, 815. 63
1, 815. 63
1, 815. 63
NEWTON
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
2,108.00
2,108. 00
2,108.00
PlTTSFIELD
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y _.
1,144. 96
1,144. 96
1,144. 96
1,144. 96
1,144. 96
1,144. 96
1, 604. 31
1, 604. 31
1, 604. 31
1,604. 31
1, 604.31
1,604.31
1,157. 29
1,157. 29
1,157.29
1,157. 29
1,157.29
1,157.29
4.34
4.11
QUINCY
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
190
SALEM
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y _.
80
53
SOMERVILLE
__
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
0.20
0.18
234
26.40
23.92
1.58
0.90
2.00
2.00
5, 812, 619
5, 271, 892
344, 500
196,227
5, 742, 723
5,201, 996
344, 500
196, 227
47.93
43.42
2.88
1.64
69,89,'
69,89;
27.40
24.81
1.44
1.15
2.00
2.00
3,033, 365
2, 749, 416
157, 871
126,078
3, 003,939
2, 719, 990
157, 871
126, 078
57.76
52.30
3.04
2.42
29,42 >
29,42
29.20 I
25.59
1.73 !
1.!
29.20
25.59
1.73
1.88
2.00
2.00
1, 580, 276
1, 383, 825
96, 840
99, 611 1
1, 542, 798
1, 351, 887
91, 300
99,611
33.43
29.30
1.98
2.16
27.00
24.80
1.12
1.08
2.00
2.00
2, 557, 965
2, 352, 306
104, 600 1
101,059
2, 525, 985
2, 320, 326
104,600
101,059
43.32
39.79
1.79
1.73
33.50 !
30.13
1.75
1.62
33.50
30.13
1.75
1.62
2.00
2.00
1, 682,208 1
1, 515,118
86,891
80,199
1, 658, 434
1, 491, 600
86, 635
80,199
38.77
34.87
2.03
1.87
28.70
25.77
1.63
1.30
2.00
2.00
2, 910, 528
2, 619, 432
162,100
128, 996
2,850,340 j
2, 559, 244
162,100
128,996
29.03
26.07
1.65
1.31
60,188
60,188
11,388
5,848
5,540
0.25
0.13
0.12
26,090
26,09C
31,98f)
31, 98.)
536
280
256
0.01
0.01
0.01
23,238
23, 238
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1, 011. 51
1,011.51
1,011.51
1, 867. 57
1, 867. 57
1, 867. 57
1,867. 57
1, 867. 57
1, 867. 57
30.00
27.50
1.57
0.93
30.00
27.50
1.57
0.93
2.00
2.00
7, 932,560
7, 279, 719
410,400
242,441
7, 848, 632
7,195,791
410, 400
242,441 j
56.03
51.37
2.93
1.73
83, 928
83, 928
1,023. 54
1, 023. 54
1,023. 54
1, 023. 54
1,023. 54
1,023. 54
28. 60
25.79
1.79
1.02
28.60
25.79
1.79
1.02
2.00
2.00
1,161,284
1,049,215
71,400
40,669
1,139, 230
1,027,161
71, 400
40, 669
29.27
26.39
1.83
1.05
22,054
22,054
1, 317. 67
1,317. 67
1, 317. 67
1,317. 67
1,317. 67
1,317.67
28.00
25.02 I
1.6
1.32 |
28.00
25.02
1.66
1.32
2.00
2.00
1,283,786
1,149,103
75,000 '
59, 683 I
1, 264, 068
1,129, 385
75,000
59,683 1
36.90
32.97
2.19
1.74
19,718
19,718
WALTHAM
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
26,60
26, 60;
1, Oil. 51
1,011.51
1,011. 51
TAUNTON
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y _.
38.05
35.24
1.57
1.24
28.70 I
25.77
1.63
1.30
SPRINGFIELD
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n i of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
1, 765, 635
1, 635, 340
72, 859
57, 436
27.00 I
24.80
1.12 |
l.C
2,108.00
2,108.00
2,108.00
1, 792, 243 1
1, 661,948
72,859
57,436
0.90 I
__
2.00
2.00
27.40 J
24.81 !
1.44
1.15
1,815. 63
1,815. 63
1,815. 63
33.20
30.75
1.37
1.08
26.40 I
23.92
1.58
1,146.16
1,146.16
1,146.16
BEDFORD
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y __
178
33.20 |
30.75
1.37
l.C
MEDFORD
i Less than one-half of 1 cent.
8
A v e r a g e rate.
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2 5 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S O F A S S E S S M E N T , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , R A T E O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
CAPITA
TAXES
LEVIED:
1924—Continued
[.This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p . 468. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 55]
PER CAPITA ASSESSMENT
CITY A N D DIVISION OF
GOVERNMENT
RATE OF LEVY
Subject to the general Subject Of general p r o p e r t y
to special taxes p e r $1,000 of—
property tax
property
taxes
EstiAssessed
Assessed Estimated
m ed
valuation true value valua- valuation t r u ea tvalue
tion)
Of t h e general p r o p e r t y
tax
Of poll
taxes |
Of special p r o p e r t y
taxes
Of poll
taxes
Total
Total
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
M ASS ACHUSETTS—C ontd.
Government of city
Government of State...
Government of county.
$2.00 1
$8, 550, 275
7, 717, 910
459, 236
373,129
$8,438, 463
7,606,098
459, 236
373,129
$44. 65
40.24
2.43
1.97
1, 645, 030
1,278,179
527,084
751, 095
174,992
191,859
1,645,030
1, 278,179
527, 084
751,095
174, 992
191,859
40.75
31.66
13.06
18.60
4.33
4.75
36.99
29.63
14.87
14.76
2.03
5.33
1, 737,426
1, 391,718
698,442
693,276
95,358
250, 350
1, 737,426
1,391,718
698,442
693, 276
95, 358
250, 350
35. 80
28.67
14.39
14.28
1.96
5.16
25.58
23.48
20.96
2.52
2.10
25.58
23.48
20.96
2.52
2.10
62,819, 800
57, 659,192
51, 476, 677
6,182, 515
5,160, 608
62,819, 800
57, 659,192
51, 476,677
6,182, 515
5,160, 608
53.59
49.19
43.92
5.27
4.40
33.60
25.01
13.20
11.81
33.60
25.01
13.20
11.81
4, 745, 852
3, 532. 552
1,864,442
1, 668,110
4, 745,852
3, 532, 552
1, 864, 442
1, 668,110
39.92
29.72
15.68
14.03
$1,518. 57
1, 518. 57
1, 518. 57
$1, 518. 57
1, 518. 57
1, 518. 57
$29.40
26.50
1.60
1.30
$29.40
26.50
1.60
1.30
1,305. 57
1,305. 57
1,305. 57
1,305. 57
1, 740. 76
1, 740. 76
1, 740. 76
1, 740. 76
31.21
24.25
10.00
14.25
3.32
3.64
23.41
18.19
7.50
10.69
2.49
2.73
967. 69
867. 69
967. 69
967. 69
967. 69
967. 69
967. 69
967. 69
36.99
29.63
14.87
14. 76
2.03
5.33
2,094. 74
2,094. 74
2,094. 74
2,094. 74
2,094. 74
2,094. 74
1,188.17
1,188.17
1,188.17
1,188.17
WORCESTER
2.00
MICHIGAN
BATTLE CREEK
Government of city
City corporation-._
School district
Government of State...
Government of county.
BA.Y CITY
Government of city
City corporation...
School district
Government of State.._
Government of county.
DETROIT
Government of city
City corporation...
County
Government of State., _
FLINT
Government of city
City corporation_._
School district
$111,812
111,812
Government of State._.
Government of county.
1,188.17
1,188.17
GRAND RAPIDS
Government of city
City corporation. _.
School district
Government of State._.
Government of county .
49
1,188.17
1,188.17
1,511.02
1, 511. 02
1, 511. 02
1, 511. 02
1, 511.02
1,511.02
1,511. 02
1,511.02
105 j HAMTRAMCK...
Government of city
City corporation...
School district
Government of S t a t e . . .
Government of county .
I
I
|
3.00
5.59
3.00
5.59
423,737 '
789, 563 j
28.75
23.13
10.99
12.14
2.87
2.75
28.75
23.13
10.99
12.14
2.87
2.75
6, 367, 277 !
5,122,166 1
2, 432,790 1
2,689, 376 ;
635,478
609, 633 ;
25.87
21.42
12.92
8.50
2.02
2.43
2,447,490
2,026,423
1, 222,137
804,286
191,136
229,931
1
423,737
789,563
3.56
6.64
6, 367, 277
5,122,166
2,432, 790
2,689,376
635,478
609,633
43.45
34.95
16.60
18.35
4.34
4.16
2,447,490
2, 026,423
1, 222,137
804, 286
191,136
229, 931
33.67
27.87
16.81
11. 06
2.63
3.16
56
56
56
56
2,832. 37
2,832. 37
2, 832. 37
2,832. 37
2,832. 37
2,832.37
2,832. 37
2,832. 37
21. 54
17. 00
9.40
7.60
2.10
2.44
21.54
17.00
9.40
7.60
2.10
2.44
3,980,974
3,142, 047
1,737, 367
1,404,680
388,320
450, 607
3,980,974
3,142,047
1, 737,367
1,404, 680
388, 320
450, 607
61.01
48.15
26.62
21.53
5.95
6.91
JACKSON
Government of city
City corporation.._
School district
Government of S t a t e . . .
Government of county.
1, 426.
1,426.
1,426.
1,426.
84
84
84
84
1, 426.84
1,426. 84
1,426. 84
1,426.84
20. 91
I 13.89
6.58
7.31
2.34
4.68
20.91
13.89
6.58
7.31
2.34
4.68
1, 677,542
1,114,350
527, 892
586,458
187,731
375,461
1, 677, 542
1,114, 350
527,892
586,458
187, 731
375,461
29.84
19.82
9.39
10.43
3.34
6.68
KALAMAZOO
_
Government of city
City corporation...
School district
Government of S t a t e . . .
Government of county.
1,390.
1,390.
1,390.
1,390.
36
36
36
36
1,390. 36
1, 390. 36
1,390. 36
1,390.36
32. 68
I
25.27
I 12.00
1 13.27
2.40
j
5.01
32.68
25.27
12.00
13.27
2.40
5.01
2, 393,660
1, 850,912 |
878, 945
971,967 1
175, 789
366,959
2,393,660
1,850,912
878, 945
971,967
175, 789
366,959
45.44
35.13
16.68
18.45
3.34
6.97
LANSING
Government of city
City corporation-.School district
Government of S t a t e . . .
Government of county.
1, 953.
1, 953.
1,953.
1, 953.
92
92
92
92
1,953. 92
1,953.92
1,953. 92
1, 953. 92
23. 50
18. 30
3 8.47
9.83
2.44
2.76
23.50
18.30
3 8.47
9.83
2.44
2.76
3, C61,307
2,383, 671
1.102, 921
1,280,750
317,977
359, 659
3,061,307
2,383, 671
1,102, 921
1,280,750
317,977
359,659
45. 91
35. 75
16.54
19.21
4.77
5.39
MUSKEGON
Government of city
City corporation..
School district
Government of State
Government of county..
3
1, 301.
1,301.
1,301.
1,301.
HIGHLAND PARK
Government of city
City corporation...
School district
Government of S t a t e . . .
Government of county.
126
1,301. 56
1, 301. 56
1, 301. 56
1, 301. 56
|
25.87
1 21.42
1 12.92
8.50
2.02
1
2.43
1,318.48
1,318.48
1,318.48
1,318.48
1,318.48
1,318.48
1,318.48
1,318.48
35.14
1
25.53
1 14.30
11.23
2.06
1
7.55
35.14
25.53
- 14. ?0
11.23
2.06
7.55
1,940,848
1,410,237
790,050
620,187
113,615 |
416,996 1
1,940,848
1,410,237
790,0E0
620,187
113,615
416,996
46.32
33.65
18.85
14.80
2.71
9.95
Average r a t e .
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T A B L E 2 5 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S OP A S S E S S M E N T , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , H A T E O P L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
CAPITA T A X E S L E V I E D :
1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 468. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 55]
P E R CAPITA
CITY A N D DIVISION OF
GOVERNMENT
RATE OF LEVY
ASSESSMENT
Of general p r o p e r t y
Subject t o t h e general Subject
t o special taxes per $1,000 of—
property tax
property
taxes
(assessed
EstiAssessed
Assessed
Estimated
valuavaluation true value
valuation m a t e d
tion)
t r u e value
LEVY
Of t h e general p r o p e r t y
tax
Of poll
taxes
Of special p r o p e r t y
taxes
Of poll
taxes
Total
Per
capita
j
Total
i
!
1
1
[
$2,148,163
1,631,132
881,318
749,814
126,497
390, 534
$49.47
37. 56
20.30
17.27
2.91
8.99
3,011,767
2,221,434
1,105,906
1,115,528
192,901
597,432
3,011,767
2,221,434
1,105,906
1,115,528
192, 901
597,432
42.82
31.58
15.72
15.86
2.74
8.49
5,524,437
4,231,736
1,941,955
2,289,781
483,157
809,544
5, 524,437
4,231,736
1,941,955
2,289,781
483,157
809, 544
50.97
39.04
17.92
21.12
4.46
7.47
20,516,236
18,786,991
16,679,798
2,107,193
1,729,245
20, 516,236
18, 786, 991
16, 679, 798
2,107,193
1, 729,245
49.17
45.02
39.97
5.05
4.14
11,729,994
8,079,843 |
11,729,994
8,079,843
48.08
33.12
j
Total
MICHIGAN—Continued
$45.99
34. 92
18. 87
16.05
2.71
8.36
$45.99
34.92
18.87
16.05
2.71
8.36
91
91
91
91
34. 50
25.45
12. 67
312. 78
2.21
6.84
34.50
25.45
12.67
312. 78
2.21
6.84
2,382. 34
2,382. 34
2,382. 34
2,382. 34
42.65
32.67
314. 99
317. 68
3 3.73
3 6.25
21.39
16.39
3 7.52
3 8.87
3 1.87
3 3.13
2,100. 71
2,100. 71
2,100.71
52.09
47.70
3 42. 35
3 5.35
3 4. 39
23.40
21.43
319. 03
3 2.40
31. 97
2,136.20 1
46.08
3 31. 74
22.50
315.50 I
PONTIAC
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of State
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . _
$1,075.83
1,075. 83
1,075.83
1,075. 83
$1,075, 83
1,075.83
1,075.83
1,075. 83
SAGINAW
j
i
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y - .
1,240. 91
1,240. 91
1,240. 91
1,240. 91
1,240.
1,240.
1,240.
1,240.
1
1
MINNESOTA
DULUTH
|
1
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of State
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . _
1,195.14
1,195.14
1,195.14
1,195.14
MINNEAPOLIS
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
County
_
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
ST. PAUL
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
943. 94
943.94
943. 94
;
1,043.38 1
1
1
i
1
i
1
i
i
!
I
i
i
|
$2,148,163
1,631,132
881,318
749,814
126,497
390, 534
!
Per
capita
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . _
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
1,043.38
1,043.38
2,136.20 i
2,136. 20 |
3 3.!
310.36 I
3
»1.94
5.06
1,012,122
2,638,029
1,012,122
2,638,029
4.15
10.81
1,378. 98
1, 625. 31
1, 589.48
1, 625.31
1,992.26
1,995. 3
1,946.82 I
1,995.36
29.92
28.92
313.12
4.30 I
11.50
1.00 |
22.78
21.97
3 9.08
3.50
9.39
0.81
15,927,076
15,351,549
6,404,138
2,474,767
6,472,644
575,527
15,927,076
15,351,549
6,404,138
2,474, 767
6,472,644
575, 527
44.98
43.35
18.09
6.99
18.28
1.63
1,017.04
1,017.04
1,017.04
1,017. 04
1,445. <
1,445. <
1,445. <
1,445.98 I
33.91
25.] 6 J
312. 91
12.25 |
1.00
7.75
23.85
17.70
3 9.08
8 62
0.70
5.45
2,698,443
2,002,106
1,027,234
974,872
79, 581
616, 756
2,698,443
2,002,106
1,027,234
974, 872
79, 581
616,756 I
34.49
25. 59
13.13
12.46
1.02
7.88
1,411.37
1,411.37
1,411.37
2,055.69
2,055.6
2, 055.69 I
22.85
21.85 I
3 13.65 I
8.20
1.00
15.69
15.00
3 9.37
5.63
0.69
25,990,362
24,852,706
15,523, 929
9,328,777
1,137,656
25,990,362 |
24,852,706 j
15,523,929 I
9,328,777
1,137,656
32.24
30.83
19.26
11.57
1.41
MISSOUBI
KANSAS CITY
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . ._
County
School district-.*.__
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . _
ST. JOSEPH
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
City corporation. . .
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . _
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
ST. LOUIS
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . . .
City corporation..
School d i s t r i c t
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . .
939. 76
939. 76
9139.76
939. 76
1,342.52
1,342. 52
1,342. 52
1,342. 52
27.30 j
21.00
9.50
11.50
1.00
5.30 j
19.11
14.70
6.65
8.05
0.70
3.71
473.27
473. 27
473.27
473.27
1, 952.19
1, 952.19
1,952.19
1, 952.19 I
70.77
43.87
23.35 '
20.52 |
4.40
22.50 |
17.15
10.63
5.66
4.97
1.07
5.45
SPRINGFIELD
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation.__
School d i s t r i c t
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . __
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
$2. 00
2.00
2.00
1, 077,184
831, 743
383, 717
*448,026
38, 959
206,482
1,063, 5761
818,135!
370,109|
448,026
38,959
206,482 '
I
S3
i
1
i
25.66
19.74
8.93
10.81
0.94
4.98
$13,608
13,608
13,608
33.49
20.76
11.05
9.71
2.08
10.65
>
34,488
17,244
17,244
>
w
w
MONTANA
BUTTE
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . __
School d i s t r i c t
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
4.00 1
2.00
2.00
2.00 |
1,457,462
899,339
486, 743
412,596
88,471
469, 652
1,422, 974
882,095
469,499
412, 596
88,471
452,408
I
;
17,244
* Average r a t e .
Cm
T A B L E 2 5 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S O F A S S E S S M E N T , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , R A T E O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
CAPITA TAXES LEVIED:
1924—Continued
[ T h i s t a b l e is p r e s e n t e d i n t w o sections, t h e first section beginning on p . 468.
P E R CAPITA A S S E S S M E N T
CITY A N D DIVISION OF
GOVERNMENT
F o r a text discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 55]
RATE OF LEVY
Of t h e general p r o p e r t y
tax
Subject t o t h e general
property tax
Assessed
valuation
Subject j | Of general p r o p e r t y
• to special "taxesper$1,000of—
property
taxes
EstiEstimated
Assessed
valuavaluation m a t e d
true value
tion)
t r u e value
Of poll
taxes
Of special p r o p e r t y
taxes
Of poll
taxes
Total
;
Total
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
NEBRASKA
133
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation _._
School district
Sanitary d i s t r i c t . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of State___
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
NEW
$2,458,241
2,150,663 1
J683,824 1
1,373,452
93,387
176, 882
130, 696
$2,444,241
2,136,663
669,824
1,373, 452
93,387
176,882
130,696
$41.09
35.92
11.26
23.09
1.57
2.97
2.20
8, 786,063
7,117,988 1
3, 205,321
3,912,667
588, 732
1,079,343
8, 786,063
7,117, 988
3,205,321
3,912,667
588, 732
1,079,343
42.24
34.22
15.41
18.81
2.83
5.19
33.36
27.65
3.04
2.67
$132,222
132, 222
$1.61
1.61
206,355
123,813
82,542
111.79
80.80
15. 69
15.30
25,820
12,910
0.49
0.24
10, 795
10, 795
12,910
0.24
$2,191.40
2,095.56
2,093.12
2,202. 52
2,202. 52
1, 572. 28
1, 567.39
1, 572. 28
1, 572. 28
2,204. 29
2,197. 77
2,204. 29
2, 204. 29
26.90
21.80
9.80
12.00
1.80
3.30
19.18
15.55
6.99
8.56
1.28
2.35
1,382. 62
1, 426. 83
1, 426. 83
1,382. 62
1, 426. 83
1,426. 83
24.00
20.00
2.13
1.87
24.00
20.00
2.13
1.87
5.00
3.00
2.00
3, 082.067
2, 530,155 1
332, 716 I
219,196
2, 743, 490
2,274,120
250,174
219,196
3, 714.33
3, 760. 59
3, 760. 59
3, 714.33
3, 760.59
3, 760. 59
29.99
21.75
4.17
4.07
29.99
21. 75
4.17
4.07
1.00
1.00
5. 941. 226
4, 291,207 |
828. 783
821,236 1
5. 904. 611
4, 267, 502
828, 783
808,326 1
$14,000
14,000
14,000
HAMPSHIRE
MANCHESTER
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . _
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
NEW
153
$2.00
2.00
2.00
$1,668.12
1,571.67
1,569. 84
1, 651. 89
1, 651.89
OMAHA
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . __
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
$19.26
16.91
5.14
11.02
0.75
1.35
1.00
$25.57
22.44
6.75
14.69
1.00
1.80
1.33
LINCOLN
$213.24
JERSEY
ATLANTIC CITY
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of State.__
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
~65"l8~ii
BAYONNE..—„—_„.„„-„
Government ofcity_„.
G o v e r n m e n t of State___
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
1,739.00
1,707. 46
1, 707.46
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . __
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
1,199.21
1,242.14
1, 242.14
ELIZABETH
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . __
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
1, 515. 54
1, 537. 89
1,537. 89
(4)
(4)
(4)
1,396. 48
1,426. 04
1,426. 04
NEW
33.96
22.94
5.53
5.49
47,332
23,666
0.37
0.19
23,666
0.19
31.95
22.43
4.44
5.08
1.00
1.00
2,860, 961
2, 000,680
397, 985
462,296
2, 834,876
1,981,280
397, 985
455, 611
48.64
33.99
6.83
7.82
13,370
6,685
0.23
0.11
30.61
22.64
4.46
3.51
30.61
22.64
4.46
3.51
1.00
1.00
3,691,148
2,717, 204
538, 669
435, 275
3, 645, 284
2, 682,771
538,669
423,844
(4)
(4)
(4)
0)
22,862
11,431
11,431
(4)
(4)
(4)
46.61
3 35.48
4.42
6.71
46.61
8 35. 48
4.42
6.71
1.00 1
1.00
4,490, 216
3,394,189
429,126
666,901
4,458,348
3,377,032
429,126
652,190
65.40
49.54
6.30
9.57
29,422
14,711
0.43
0.22
14, 711
0.22
27.69
24.18
19. 01
5.17
3.51
1.00
1.00
1.00
18,146, 661
15,842, 534
12,403,932
3,438,602
2,304,127
18,041,991
15, 737,864
12,346,933
3,390,931
2, 304,127
57.80 I
50.42
39.55
10.86
7.38
95,342
95,342
47, 671
47,671
0.31
0.31
0.15
0.15
1.00
1.00
1.00
24,031,
21,216,
17,875,
3,340,
2,815,
23,710,343
20,895,241
17,665,000
3,230,241
2,815,102
53.21
46.89
39.64
7.25
6.32
219,708
219, 708
109,854
109,854
0.49
0.49
0.25
0.25
1,515.54 I
1, 537. i
1,537. 89 I
31.95
22.43
4.44
5.08
(4)
(4)
(4)
1,426.04
1,426.04
6,685
26,428
26,428
12, 715
12,715
0.11
1, 601. 96
1, 619.10
1, 619.10
2,080.47 [
2,102.72
2,102.72
35.96
31.40
24.69
6.71
4.56
1,401. 82
1,426.15
1,426.15
1,401.82
1,426.15
1,426.15
37.79
33.36
28.28
5.08
4.43
37.79
33.36
28.28
5.08
4.43
886. 53
901. 58
901. 58
1,477.55
1,502.63
1,502.63
46.26
33.66
4.59
8.01
27.77
20.20
2.76
4.81
1, 542,
1,113,
153,
275,
1, 526, 668
1,105,391
153, 513
267, 764
41.22
29.85
4.14
7.23
15,792
7,896
7,896
37.00
27.46
4.46
5.08
1,207,706
890,489
146, 511
170, 706
1, 200,878
887,075
146, 511
167, 292
34.31
25.34
4.19
6,828
3,414
••
9,328
9,328
9,328
o
0.20
0.10
3.414
2,446
2,446
0.21
37.00
27.46
4.46
23,002
23, 002
0.43
0.21
ORANCxE
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
4,292,128
2,899,250
699, 076
693, 8Q2
1,199.21
1,242.14 I
1,242.14
BRUNSWICK
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . _
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
0.07
4,365, 888
2, 949,344
699, 076
717,468
28.00
19.13
4.45
4.42
NEWARK
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . . .
City corporation..
County
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . .
6,112
1.00
1.00
1,56§
1,569
0.14
0.07
28.00
19.13
4.45
4.42
JERSEY CITY
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . . .
City corporation..
County
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . .
12,224
6,112
1.00 f
1.00
HOBOKEN
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of State.__
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
69.67
50.47
7.74
11.46
27.08
19.52
3.05
4.51
EAST ORANGE
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of State.__
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
6,032,399
4,369,967
670,571
991,861
40.27
29.02
4.54
6.71
CAMDEN
6,046,192
4,377,648
670, 571
997, 973
2,586.22
2, 539.15
2,5&9.15 I
922.87
940. 24
940. 24
922.87
940.24 I
940.24 I
* Average r a t e .
4
>
W
•"•
101,124
101,124
101,124
-
Per capita not computed.
Ox
CO
CO
T A B L E 2 5 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S O F A S S E S S M E N T , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , R A T E O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
CAPITA T A X E S L E V I E D :
1924—Continued
[ T h i s t a b l e is p r e s e n t e d i n t w o sections, t h e first section beginning o n p . 468.
City niunber
P E R CAPITA ASSESSMENT
F o r a text discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 55]
RATE OF LEVY
Subject t o t h e general Subject
Of general p r o p e r t y
to special taxes per $1,000 of—
property tax
property
Of poll
taxes
taxes
EstiE s t i m a t e d (assessed Assessed
Assessed
valuavaluation m a t e d
v a l u a t i o n t r u e value
tion)
true value!
CITY A N D DIVISION OF
GOVERNMENT
Offch e general p r o p e r t y
tax
Of special p r o p e r t y
taxes
Of poll
taxes
Total
Per
capita
Total
Total
Per
capita
a
N E W JERSEY—Continued
117
PASSAIC.
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y __
52
PERTH AMBOY
72.61
1, 264. 78
1, 282. 36
1, 277. 41
1, 264. 78
1, 282. 36
1, 277. 41
68.76
68.76
861. 85
874. 32
874. 32
1, 723. 71
1, 748. 65
1, 748. 65
23.26
1, 295. 24
1,315. 25
1, 315. 25
1, 616. 80
1, 641. 82
1, 641. 82
50.91
23.26
50.91
NEW
$35. 62
27.68
4.37
3.57
$35. 62
27.68
4.37
3.57
$1.00
1.00
$3, 255,324
2, 514,383
397, 515
343,426
$3,212,
2,490,
397,
324,
688
275
515
898
$47.21
36.60
5.84
4.77
$37,056
18, 528
$0.54
0.27
18, 528
0.27
31.10
23.10
4.43
3.57
31.10
23.10
4.43
3.57
1.00
1.00
5,633, 552
4,157, 360
798,216
677,976
5, 548,
4,108,
798,
641,
823
894
216
713
39.45
29.22
5.68
4.56
72, 526
36, 263
0.52
0.26
36,263
0.26
46.48
33.91
4.55
8.02
23.24
16.95
2.28
4.01
1.00
1.00
1,864,871
1,353, 687
183, 606
327, 578
1,855,821
1, 348, 662
183, 606
323, 553
40.21
29.22
3.98
7.01
8,050
4,025
0.17
0.09
4,025
32.21
23.16
4.20
4.85
25.80
18.55
3.37
3.88
1.00
1.00
5, 514,281
3,945, 755
716, 742
851, 784
5,433,823
3,890, 057
716, 742
827,024
41.89
29.99
5.53
6.38
49, 520
24, 760
0.38
0.19
41.47
30.20
4.56
6.71
24, 760
1,307,178
940, 528
143,103
223, 547
1, 279, 090
925, 652
143,103
210, 335
30.28
21.91
3.39
4.98
26,424
13, 212
0.63
0.31
13, 212
0.31
103, 356
103,356
103,356
0.88
0.88
0.88
725. 61
742. 21
742. 21
725. 61
742. 21
742. 21
83.41
83.41
1, 316. 29
1,384. 95
88.29
33.87
28.43
27.27
32.20
27.03
25.92
5, 269,159
4,475, 538
4,305, 599
5,165, 803
4,372,182
4, 202, 243
44.13
37.35
35.90
1,247.00
1,312,01
1.16
1.11
169,939
169.939
1.45
YORK
A L B A N Y . . . __
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
C o u n t y supervisors'
12, 203
12,203
M
H
H
i—i
H
M
0.19
1.00
1.00
$5,580
5,580
0.09
41.47
30.20
4.56
6.71
WEST HOBOKEN
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of State
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
63
$72. 61
TRENTON
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y _.
194
$1,322. 06
1, 336. 36
1,336. 36
._
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
55
$1,322.06
1,336. 36
1, 336. 36
PATERSON
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
177
CO
1,000
1,000
O
w
o
*i
30,938
30,93,8
1,664
1,664
o
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . _
1, 247. 00
1,247. 00
1.312. Ot
1, 312. 01
840.19
840.19
986. 74
986. 74
811.16
811.16
811.16
952. 60
952. 60
952. 60
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
769. 67
751. 77
751. 77
905. 50
1,089. 52
1,089. 52
BlNGHAMTON__
_
_.
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
1, 475.15
1, 429. 30
1, 429. 30
1, 639. 06
1, 588.11
1, 588.11
1,450. 93
1, 445. 47
1, 445. 47
1, 745. 25
1, 738. 68
1, 738. 68
922. 20
919.72
919. 72
1, 024. 67
1,021.91
1, 021. 91
743.99
743. 99
1,239. 99
1, 239. 99
765. 50
765. 50
765. 50
1, 215. 08
1,215. 08
1,215. 08
55.07
ELMIRA
23.53
651
67,688
242,913
651
67,688
242,913
0.02
1.94
6.95
43. 64
3 31. 57
2.19
1,203,217
878,482
58,845
265,890
1,194, 789
870,054
58,845
265,890
33.36
24.30
1.64
7.42
3,210,526
2,574,843 i
158,857
476,826
3,210, 526
2,574,843
158,857
476,826
45.19
36.24
2.24
6.71
2,313,
2, 313.
2,213.
2,213.
54
54
08
08
2,487. 67
2,487. 67
2,486. 61
2,486. 61
18.89
33.83
32.04 I
28.46
3.58
26,138,005
24, 767,091
22, 025, 264
2, 741,827
1,370, 914
25, 991, 800
24, 620, 886
21, 879, 059
2, 741,827
1,370, 914
49.06
46.47
41.29
5.17
2.59
1, 769, 397
1,319, 738
96,898
352, 761
1, 769,397
1, 319, 738
96,898
352, 761
46.41
38.12 |
3 17. 21
19.88 I
1,476, 504
1,210, 291
550,152
627, 040
1,457, 256
1,191, 043
537,333
620, 611
34.73
28.39
12.81
14.79
33, 099
90, 762
175,451
33,099
90, 762
175, 451
3,036, 052
2, 532,846
1, 279, 498
1, 253,348
168, 797
334,409
62.99
52.55
26.55
26.00
3.50
6-94
0.55
0.55
0.55
8,428
8,428
0.24
0.24
146, 205
146, 205
146, 205
0.28
0.28
0.28
0.79
2.16
4.18
3,045,157
2, 541, 951
1, 288,603
1, 253,348
168,797
334,409 1
19,254
19.254
19, 254
36.97
27.58
2.02
7.37
27.42 I
45.87
45.87
MOUNT VERNON._.
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t . .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
31.05
22.17
8.90
13.26
1.03
2.83
5.46
JAMESTOWN
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
C o u n t y supervisors'
fund
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
1,085, 789
775,188
311, 024
463, 513
40.11
3 29. 90 i
2.20
8.01
27.59
_
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
1,105,043 1
794,442
330,278
463,513
37. 34
26.39
3 10. 59
3 15. 78
1.79 I
_
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
County
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
2.12
4.66
0.02
2.39
8.56
AUBURN
BUFFALO
248,205
545,416
30.92 |
3 24. 66
1.56
4.70 |
AMSTERDAM.
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
C o u n t y supervisors'
fund
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . _
248,205 f
545,416
1.70 I
3.74 I
22.71
11.47 I
11.24
1.58
3.13
>
H
>
19, 248
19 248
12, 819
6,429
0.46
0.46
0.31
0.15
9,105
9,105
9,105
0.19
0.19
0.19
3 Average rate.
CO
TABLE
2 5 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E & T Y , B A S I S O F A S S E S S M E N T , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , I I A T E O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
C A P I T A T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 468. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 55]
RATE OF LEVY
P E R CAPITA ASSESSMENT
CITY AND DIVISION OF
GOVERNMENT
Subject to the general Subject Of general p r o p e r t y
to special taxes per $1,000 of—
property tax
property
taxes
E
Assessed Estimated (assessed Assessed m s t i valuation true value valua- valuation t r u ea t e d
tion)
value
Of t h e general p r o p e r t y
tax
Of poll
taxes
Of special p r o p e r t y
taxes
Of poll
taxes
Total
Total
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
3
N E W YORK—Continued
244
189
$1,044. 30
1,037. 93
1,037. 93
$34.87
26.99
2.19
5.69
$30. 60
24.29
1.75
4.56
$987,830 j
788, 691
55, 285
143,854
$970,489
771,350
55, 285
143,854
$31. 91
25.37
1.82
4.73
$17. 341
17,341
2,452. 27
2,114. 33
2,114. 33
2, 477. 46
2,487. 57
2,487. 57
28.62
23.70
2.14
2.78
27.64
23.46
1.82
2.36
2,944.916 [
2,498, 557
194,322 1
252,037
2, 937,939
2,491. 580
194,322
252,037
68.54
58.13
4.53
5.88
6,977
6,977
2,034.49 |
2,034.49
2,034. 49
2,034. 49
26.36
3 24. 65
1.71
26.36
3 24. 65
1.71
320,057,973
299, 763, 566
20, 294,407
312, 664, 522
292,370,115
20,294,407
53.63
50.15
3.48
7,393, 451
7,393,451
1.27
1.27
2,029. 25
1, 978.10
1,978.10
2,029. 25
2, 039. 25
2,039. 25
52.78
26. 87
20.53
1.99
4.35
26.35
20.53
1.83
3.99
3,025.093
2,361,316
208, 773
455. 004
2,995, 552
2, 331, 775
208, 773
455. 004
53.52
41.66
3.73
8.13
29, 541
29, 541
0.53
0.53
32.48
24.54
2.23
5.71
23.00
17.92
1.43
3.65
1, 356, 710
1,062, 609
82, 754
211, 347
1,335,761
1,041, 660
82, 754
211, 347
37.57
29.30
2.33
5.94
20,949
20,949
0.59
0.59
30.04
28.34
25.11
3.23
1.70
24.03
22.67
» 20.08
2.59
1.36
13, 814, 431
13, 035, 859
11, 554,179
1,481,680
778, 572
13,718,912
12,940, 340
11, 458, 660
1,481, 680
778. 572 1
43.77
41.29
36.56
4. 73
2. 48
95, 519
95, 519
95, 519
0.30
0.30
0.30
NEWBURGH
Government of city
Government of State...
Government of county.
NEW
$939. 87
830. 35
830. 35
I
KOCHELLE
Government of city
Government of State.__
Government of county.
NEW YORK...
Government of city. _ _
Government of State..
145
16.28
NIAGARA FALLS
Government of city
Government of State...
Government of county.
POUGHKEEPSIE
Government of city
Government of State...
Government of county.
22
1,193. 70
1,041. 47
1,041. 47
1, 635. 21
1, 627. 29
1, 627. 29
58.92
1,456. 32
1, 461.45
1,461. 45
1, 820. 51
1, 826.89
1, 826. 89
30.48
ROCHESTER
Government of city
City corporation.._
County
Government of State...
3
_
_
$0.57
0.57
_
0.16
0.16
1
w
H
>
H
W
H
M
o
o
o
H
S
916.96
906. 67
906. 67
40
TROY
1, 635. 51
1, 005. 66
4
4, 578,666
3,910, 447
205,854
462, 365
4, 564, 731
3,896,512
205, 854
462.. 365
49.28
42.07
2.22
4.99
13,935
13,935
0.15
0.15
33.92
26. 23
25.70
27.15
20.99
20.56
8, 013, 309
6,217,520
6,092,907
7,985,940
6,190,151
6, 065, 538
44.28
34.32
33.63
27, 369
27,369
27, 369
0.15
0.15
0.15
0.43
1.66
4.50
124, 613
483, 789
1, 312, 000
124, 613
483, 789
1, 312,000
0.69
2.68
7.27
3, 021, 556
2,480, 202
2, 220,983
2,978, 773
2, 437, 419
2,179, 597
41.27
33.77
30.19
42, 783
42, 783
41, 386
0.59
0.59
0.57
1, 616. 92
1, 616.92
1, 616.92
905. 09
40.38
3 34. 41
1.84
4.13
15.17
1, 293. 54
1, 293. 54
1, 293. 54
UTICA
(0
3
()
861. 80
861. 80
861. 80
957. 56
957. 56
957. 56
1,133.81
1, 742. 84
1,152. 44
1,152. 44
1,152. 44
1, 669. 03
1, 669. 03
1, 669.03
1, 311. 72
1,078. 53
1, 078. 53
1, 410. 45
1, 211. 84
1, 211. 84
50.93
1, 868. 39
1. 898. 33
1, 898. 33
2,147. 24
2,156. 88
2,156. 88
7.77
1, 789. 32
2,192. 70
1, 789. 32
2,192. 70
154. 30
154. 30
154. 30
__
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
C o u n t y supervisors'
fund_
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
32.85
YONKERS
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . . !
10.75
114, 735
113, 338
2.09
1.78
6.05
144,484
123, 303
418,051
144, 484
123,303
418,051
2.00
1.71
5.79
21.35
17.31
16. 51
3, 749,474
3,069, 241
2,934, 750
3, 716, 355
3,036,122
2,901, 631
36.86
30.12
28.78
0.80
0.69
3.35
134,491
115, 770
564, 463
134,491
115, 770
564,463
1.33
1.15
5.60
32.39
26.54
25. 38
1.16
0.99
4.86
WATERTOWN
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . _
3
50.69
42.86
3 30. 02
2.32
1.98
6.72
57.33
56.32
47.62
33. 36
11.94
._
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
L a n s i n g b u r g school
district
C o u n t y supervisors'
fund
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . _
241
15.04
SYRACUSE
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t v
C i t y corporation
C o u n t y supervisors'
fund
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . _.
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
78
1, 222. 62
1, 208.90
1, 208.90
1, 308. 40
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . _
53.84
3 45. 88
2.45
5.51
0.53
2.07
5.62
SCHENECTADY
3
•
0)
1,397
33,119
33,119
33,119
0)
0.33
0.33
0.33
37.97
3 27. 69
2.55
7.73
34.90
3 25. 75
2.27
1, 553, 676
1,194, 288
89,066
270, 322
1, 537,159
1,177, 771
89,066
270, 322
47.40
36.32
2.75
8.34
16, 517
16, 517
28.27
23.88
1.89
2.50
6, 774, 310
5, 720, 040
453,302
600,968
6, 765, 659
5, 711, 389
453, 302
600,968
60.75
51.28
4.07
5.40
8,651
8,651
0.08
0.08
19.95
11.20
16.28
9.14
1, 831, 576
1, 028, 253
35.70
20.04
8.75
7.14
1, 856, 467
1,036, 550
2,639
817, 278
803, 323
15.66
7,917
2,639
2,639
2,639
0.15
0.05
0.05
0.05
&
0.51
0.51
32.43
27.45
2.14
2.84
>
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Ul
N O R T H CAROLINA *
158 I
CHARLOTTE
1
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
1
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
2
General p r o p e r t y n o t taxed for S t a t e purposes
$3.00
1.00
2.00
3
Average r a t e .
4
$16,974
5,658
11,316
Per capita not computed.
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TABLE
2 5 . — A S S E S S E D ^ V A L U A T I O N O P P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S O P A S S E S S M E N T , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , R A T E O P L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
CAPITA T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
CO
00
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 468. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 55]
"
i
City nuLmber
P E R CAPITA
CITY A N D DIVISION OF
GOVERNMENT
NORTH
183
Of general p r o p e r t y
Subject t o t h e general Subject
to special taxes p e r $1,000 of—
property tax
property
taxes
(assessed Assessed
EstiAssessed
Estimated
valuavaluation mated
valuation true value
tion)
t r u e value
Of t h e general p r o p e r t y
tax
Of poll
taxes
Of special p r o p e r t y
taxes
Of poll
taxes
Total
Total
Per
capita
Per
capita
Total
>
o
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
$17. 86
3 9.54
$3.00 1
1.00
$1, 486, 207
789, 635
$1, 465, 804
782, 834
$1, 840. 31
$1, 840. 31
1, 840. 31
1, 840. 31
3 8. 32
3 8.32
2.00 1
696,572
682,970
15.32
22. 00
17. 82
9.50
8.32
18. 26
14.79
7.88
6.91
5.00
4.38
2.00
2.38
958, 062
776, 030
413, 708
362.322
26.61
21.56
11.49
10.06
4.18
3.47
0.62
987, 076
799,118
424, 679
374,439
985
186,973
182, 032
5.06
WILMINGTON
1, 209. 71
1, 209. 71
1, 457. 48
1, 457. 48
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
1, 209. 71
1, 457. 48
$82. 09
82.09
82.09
1 15.00
WINSTON-SALEM
G o v e r n m e n t of city
1, 817. 42
1,817. 42
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
1, 817. 42
1, 817. 42
9.50
15.00
9.50
3.00
1.00
5.50
5.50
2.00
24. 00
19. 60
8.86
10. 74
0.26
4.14
54.44
54.44
54. 44
1, 638, 725
1,030, 738
1,075
606, 912
1, 614, 989
1,022,826
27.26
17.27
592,163
10.00
19.72
16.11
7.28
8.83
0.21
3.40
7, 640, 668
6, 239, 879
2,820, 680
3, 419,199
82, 774
1, 318, 015
7, 640, 668
6, 239, 879
2,820, 680
3,419,199
82, 774
1,318,015
(4)
(4)
(4)
4
(4 )
()
24. 84
20. 80
8.65
12.15
0.26
3.50
3 0. 28
20.51
17.17
7.12
10. 05
0.22
2.89
3 0.23
3, 956, 052
3, 311,096
1, 372, 950
1,938,146
41,475
558, 314
45,167 1
3, 956,052
3, 311,096
1, 372, 950
1, 938,146
41,475
558, 314
• 45,167
38. 50
32.22
13.36
18.86
0.40
5.43
0.44
(66)
( 6)
$20, 403
6,801
()
(«)
13, 602
>
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CO
H
$2,955
985
985
$0.08
0.03
0.03
26, 059
22,103
9,986
12,117
985
985
0.03
0.03
>
3,956
3,225
1,075
1,075
1,075
0.05
0.02
0.02
0.02
H
W
H
M
20, 511
6,837
Q
O
13, 674
O
OHIO
28
( ).
4
(*)
(«)
0)
(4)
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t . .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
(«)
0)
(4)
75
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . _
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n s h i p
$32. 87
17.55
$17. 86
3 9. 54
C i t y corporation
School district
134
LEVY
CAROLINA—Contd.
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . _
224
RATE OF L E V Y
ASSESSMENT
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
552.
552.
552.
552.
552.
43
43
43
43
43
1, 877.11
1, 877.11
1, 877.11
1, 877.11
1,877.11
1
I
0)
M
CINCINNATI.
1196 1
.....J
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
County
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
I
'
2,169.
2,169.
2,169.
2,169.
48
48
48
48
2,169.
2,169.
2,169.
2,169.
48
48
48
48
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
County
School district
P a r k districts
G o v e r n m e n t of State
DAYTON
47,167,133
46, 607,143
21, 538,094
4, 266,481
20, 224, 270
578, 298
559, 990
47,167,133
46, 607,143
21, 538,094
4, 266, 481
20, 224, 270
578, 298
559, 990
51.69
51.08
23.60
4.68
22.16
0.63
0.61
2,121.12
2,121.12
2,121.12
2,121.12
2,121.12
2,121.12
2,121.12
2,121.12
20.30
14.99
6.70
8.29
0.26
5.05
20.30
14.99
6.70
8.29
0.26
5.05
11,548,753
8, 527, 873
3, 811, 658
4, 716, 215
147, 915
2, 872, 965
548,
527,
811,
716,
147,
872,
43.06
31.80
14.21
17.58
0.55
10.71
1, 930. 63 I
1,930. 63 I
1,930.63
1, 930. 63 I
20.80
17.23
9.24
7.99
0.26
3.31
20.80
17.23
9.24
7.99
0.26
3.31
6, 796, 013
5, 629, 263
3, 018, 349
2, 610,914
84,950
1, 081, 800
796,
629,
018,
610,
84,
081,
40.16
33.26
17.84
15. 43
0.50
6.39
16.20
13.11
6.81
6.30
0.20
2.89
1,410, 861
1,141, 752
593, 084
548, 668
16, 983
252,126
410,
141,
593,
548,
16,
252,
33.66
27.24
14.15
13.09
0.41
6.02
1, 930. 63
1, 930. 63
1,930. 63
1, 930. 63
1,
1,
1,
1,
558. 48
558. 48
558. 48
558. 48
2,077. 98
2, 077. 98
2,077.f~
2,077. <
21.60
17.48
9.08
8.40
0.26
3.86
2,
2,
2,
2,
582.
582.
582.
582.
2,
2,
2,
2,
582. 00
582.00
582.00
582. 00
20.61
18.10
6.21
11.89
0.26
2.25
20.61
18.10
6.21
11.89
0.26
2.2(5
2, 874, 292
2, 524,159
865, 860
1, 658, 299
36, 277
313, 856
2, 874, 292
2, 524,159
865,860
1, 658, 299
36, 277
313, 856
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
2, 260. 06
2, 260.06
2, 260. 06
2,260. 06 I
24.60
18.53
7.50
11.03
0.26
5.81
19.68
14.82
6.00
8.82
0.21
4.65
2, 034, 293
1, 532, 335
620, 211
912,124
21, 501
480,457
2,034, 293
1, 532,335
620, 211
912,124
21, 501
480,457
44.48
33. 50
13.56
19.94
0.47
10.50
00
00
00
00
LIMA
G o v e r n m e n t of city _ _
C i t y corporation .
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y
o
>
53.19
46.71
16.02
30.69
0.67
5.81
LAKEWOOD
3
38.96 |
38.40
16.18
7.92
14.30
0.56
21.90
21.64
10.00
1.98
9.39
0.27
0.26
HAMILTON
G o v e r n m e n t of city _ . .
City corporation. .
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of State
G o v e r n m e n t of county_.l
150
15, 660, 772
6, 600, 529
3, 229, 481
5,830, 762
230, 045
21.90
21.64
10.00
1.98
9.39
0.27
0.26
_
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . _
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
198
15,890,817
15,660, 772
6, 600, 529
3, 229, 481
5, 830, 762
230,045
2, 360. 33
2,360.33
2,360. 33
2,360.33
2, 360. 33 I
_
G o v e r n m e n t of city
City corporation.. _
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
43
15,890,81?
17.70
7.46
3.65
6.59
0.26
2, 360. 33
2, 360. 33
2, 360. 33
2, 360. 33
2, 360. 33
C L E V E L A N D . __
COLUMBUS...
1196
17.70
7.46
3.65
6.59
0.26
1, 808. 05
1, 808. 05
1, 808.05
1, 808.05
Average r a t e .
4
Per capita not computed.
6
-H
Ul
L—
Not reported.
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TABLE 25.—ASSESSED
V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S O F A S S E S S M E N T , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , R A T E O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
CAPITA TAXES LEVIED:
1924—Continued
[ T h i s t a b l e is p r e s e n t e d i n t w o sections, t h e first section beginning o n p . 468.
City number
P E R CAPITA A S S E S S M E N T
RATE OF LEVY
Subject
Of general p r o p e r t y
to special taxes per $1,000 of—
property
Of poll
taxes
taxes
EstiE s t i m a t e d (assessed Assessed
valuavaluation m a t e d
true value
tion)
true value!
Subject t o t h e general
property tax
CITY AND DIVISION OF
GOVERNMENT
Assessed
valuation
O
F o r a text discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 55]
Of t h e general p r o p e r t y
tax
Of special p r o p e r t y
taxes
Of poll
taxes
Total
Total
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
0 mo—C ontinued
204
216
118
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
i_
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n ship -
$2, 337.08
2, 337. 08
2, 337. 08
2, 337.08
$25.70
22.13
10.43
11.70
0.26
2.97
$15. 93
13.72
6.47
7.25
0.16
1.84
$1, 540, 751
1, 327, 060
625, 671
701, 389
15, 590
177,995
$1, 540, 751
1,327,060
625, 671
701, 389
15, 590
177,995
$37. 22
32.06
15.12
16.94
0.38
4.30
1, 448. 58
2, 337. 08
0.34
0.21
20,106
20,106
0.49
1,985.13
1, 985. 13
1,985. 13
1, 985.13
24.00
17.14
5.70
11.44
0.26
6.60
18.00
12. 85
4.27
8.58
0.20
4.95
1, 370, 929
979, 075
325, 593
653, 482
14, 852
377, 002
1, 370,929
979, 075
325, 593
653, 482
14, 852
377, 002
35.73
25.52
8.49
17.03
0.39
9.83
1, 421. 70
1, 421. 70
1, 421. 70
1 421.70
1, 421. 70
1, 421. 70
1, 421. 70
1, 421. 70
21.70
17.53
6.68
10.85
0.26
3.89
21.70
17.53
6.68
10.85
0.26
3.89
2, 075,988
1, 677, 054
639, 060
1, 037,994
24, 874
372,147
2, 075,988
1, 677, 054
639,060
1, 037,994
24, 874
372,147
30.85
24.92
9.50
15.43
0.37
5.53
1,421.70
1, 421. 70
0.02 |
0.02
2,145. 41
2,145. 41
2, 145. 41
2,145. 41
21.00 '
17. 52
9.06
8.46
0.26
3.22
18.89
15. 76
8.15
7.61
0.23
2.90
PORTSMOUTH
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
SPRINGFIELD.
1, 488. 85
1, 488. 85
1, 488. 85
1, 488. 85
_
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of State
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n - i
!
ship
25
__
._
$ 1.448. 58
1, 448. 58
1, 448. 58
1, 448. 58
LORAIN
TOLEDO
_
'
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
!
School d i s t r i c t .
_j
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
•
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y - . i
l, 930. 87
1,930. 87
1,930. 87
1,930.87
. .... -
1,913
11. 367. 893
9; 484, 037
4,904, 320
4, 579, 717
140, 748
1, 743,108
1,913
40.55
33.83
17.49
16.34
0.50
6.22
CO
H
>
H
M
M
Q
O
*
l
O
Xfl
M
H
11
—
0.03
11. 367. 893
9,484,037
4,904, 320
4, 579, 717
140, 748
1, 743,108
M
>
a
L..
YOUNGSTOWN
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
P a r k district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . _
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
G o v e r n m e n t of t o w n ship..
7,133,086
6, 002, 646
2, 283,959
3, 464, 224
254, 463
90. 495
988, 486
45.97
38.69
14.72
22.33
1.64
0.58
6.37
51, 459
51, 459
0.33
26.78
18.23
8.78
9.45
2.02
6.53
1, 387,930
944, 800
454, 809
489,991
104, 671
338, 459
1, 387,930
944, 800
454, 809
489,991
104, 671
338, 459
43.84
29.84
14.37
15.48
3.31
10.69
42.85
30.70
12.60
18.10
3.25
8.90
26.45
18.95
7.78
11.17
2.01
5.49
5, 056, 787
3, 622, 949
1, 486.943
2,136,006
383, 537
1, 050, 301
5, 056, 787
3, 622,949
1, 486,943
2,136, 006
383, 537
1, 050, 301
1
32
32
34
32
32
2,643.83 I
2.643.83
2, 621. 72
2,643.83
2, 643. 83
2, 241. 00
2,640.95 I
0.15
0.13
1,
1,
1,
1,
1, 637.14 I
1, 637.14
1, 637.14
1, 637.14
43.09
29.33
14.12
15.21
3.25
10.51
2,
2,
2,
2,
2,
243.
243.
225.
243.
243.
7,133, 086
6, 002, 646
1
2, 28*<, 959
[
17.41
14.65
5.57
8.45
0.63
0.22
2.41
20.50
17.25
6.56
9.95
0.74
0.26
2.84
3, 464, 224
254, 463
90, 495
OKLAHOMA
242
MUSKOGEE
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation_._
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
017.
017.
017.
017.
36
36
36
36
OKLAHOMA CITY
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
City corporation . . .
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . _
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
TULSA
4)
0)
4
(4)
(4)
(4)
( 4)
( 4)
()
( 4)
(4 )
()
29
29
29
29
1,576.49 I
1,576.49
1,576.49
1,576.49
47.45
34.40
17.70
16.70
3.25
9.80
29.09
21.09
10.85
10.24
1.99
6.01
4,910, 469
3, 559,961
1, 831, 724
1, 728, 237
336, 333
1, 014,175
4,910, 469
3, 559,961
1, 831, 724
1, 728, 237
336, 333
1, 014,175
45.85
33.24
17.10
16.14
3.14
9.47
1, 095. 87
1. 095. 87
1, 095. 87
1, 095. 87
1,095. 87
1,783.44 I
1, 783. 44
1,783.44
1,783.44
1,783.44
40.00
24.30
14.50
7.60
2.20
7 70
8.00
24.58
14.93
8.91
4.07
1.35
4.73
4.92
12,170,150
7, 393,367
4, 411, 680
2,312,329
669, 358
2, 342, 753
2, 434, 030
12,170,150
7,393, 367
4, 411, 680
2, 312, 329
669,358
2, 342, 753
2, 434, 030
43.83
26.63
15.89
8.33
2.41
8.44
8.77
837. 67
808. 26
1,072.47
1,674.90 I
1,616.12
1,477.25
26.70
23.40
11.40
12.00
a
3.30
14.10
11.70
5.70
6.00
3
2.40 1
2,156,061
1,811,942
878,337
933, 605
344,119
2,044,875
1,727,364
856,969
870, 395
317,511
22.79
19.25
9.55
9.70
3.54
___
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . _.
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
(4)
(4)
4
966.
966.
966.
966.
H
W
OREGON
26
PORTLAND
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
City corporation._.
School district
P o r t of P o r t l a n d - . .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
PENNSYLVANIA
90
2
Allentown
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
City corporation-..
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
2 General p r o p e r t y n o t t a x e d for S t a t e p u r p o s e s .
3 Average r a t e .
$4.00
4.00
1.00
3.00
7
()
< Per capita not computed.
O c c u p a t i o n taxes levied on a v a l u a t i o n of %
7
$111,186
84,578
21,368
63,210
26.608
),420, at t h e r a t e of $3 per $1,000.
T A B L E 2 5 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S O F A S S E S S M E N T , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , R A T E O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
CAPITA T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 468. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 55J
RATE OF LEVY
City number
P E R CAPITA ASSESSMENT
CITY A N D DIVISION OF
GOVERNMENT
Of general p r o p e r t y
Subject t o t h e general Subject
to special taxes p e r $1,000 of—
property tax
property
taxes
(assessed
EstiAssessed
Estimated
Assessed
valuavaluation true value
valuation m a t e d
tion)
t r u e value
130
120
221
Of t h e general p r o p e r t y
tax
Of poll
taxes
$997. 43
997. 43
649. 56
$1, 246. 78
1,246. 78
1,173.00
$26. 32
19. 50
7. 50
12. 00
3 6 . 82
$19.38 ,
15. 60
6.00
9.60
3 3.78
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
982.16
982. 74
847. 25
1.636. 94
i, 637. 90
1,250. 50
29.14
24. 00
11.00
13.00
3
5. i i
17.88
14.40
6.60
7.80 i
16.80
7.20
9.60
2.83
Total
Per
capita
1,028.44
976. 64
911.60
1, 977. 77
1, 775. 71
1,523. 82
32.34
27. 00
12. 00
15. 00
3 5 . 34
17.69
14.49
6.24
8.25
3 3.20
E\STON
3 3.48 •
...
3.00
(8)
3.00
3.00
|
3.00
(10)
3.00
(»)
3. CO
3.00
1.00
2.00
$23. 88
19.45
7.48
4.43
96,594
24,692
1,871,677
1,580,733
713,619
867,114
290,944
1,710,394
1,443,727
661, 501
782,226
266,667
27.93
23.58
10.80
12.78
4.36
161 283
137,006
52,118
84, 888
24,277
1,480,748
1,279,992
548, 568
731,424
200,756
22.23
19.22
8.24
10.98
3.01
93 501
82,782
1,236,863
1,040,926
468,379
572, 547
195,937
$3.00
3. 00
$1,559,442
1,270,131
488, 512
781,619
289,311
1,574,249
1,362,774
548, 568
814,206
211,475
3.00
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
Per
capita
$1,680,728
1.366,725
' 488, 512
878,213
314,003-
3. 0 0
1,143. 96
1,143. 96
1,063.72
25.00
21.00
9.00
12.00
4.00
19. 63
915.17
915.17
753. 57
.
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
.
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
Of poll
taxes
Total
Total
G o v e r n m e n t of city_ . . .
C i t y corporation
School district
.
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
ALTOONA
CHESTER
Of special p r o p e r t y
taxes
i
PENNSYLVANIA—Continued
124
LEVY
1,155,464
978, 823
447, 556
531,267
176,641
31.86
26.99
12.34
14.65
4.87
81,399
62,103
20, 823
41,280
19,296
3,997,426
3,453,263
i, 582, 758 1
1,870,505
544,163 I
3,763,345
3,260,244
1,518,129
1,742,115
503,101
(*)
IJ.97
$121,286
96, 594
82,782
10,719
(12)
66
C i t y corporation
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
(0
0)
0)
(')
1
32. 59
26. 20
12. 20
14.00
3 6 . 39
23.82
19.65 :
9.15
10.50
3 4.17
2.50
2. 50
(13)
|
2.50
|
0)
0)
0)
0)
234,081
193,019
64,629
128,390
41,062
93
229
841.32
841. 32
990.41
1.402.19
1,402.19
1,607.30
38.58
33.00
13.00
20.00
3 5.58
23.24
19.80
7.80
12.00
3 3.44
709. 56
615.43
733.25
1,091.63
946. 81
1,132.26
38.99
31.00
11.00
20.00
3 7. 99
25.33
20.15
7.. 15
13. CO
3 5.18
33. 84
28.00
14.00
14.00
3 5.84
27.64
25.00
11.00
14.00
3 2.64
33.41
27.50
11.00
16.50
3 5.91
39.39
33.50
13. 50
20.00
3 5.89
26. 31
22.40
11.20
11.20
3 3.91
H ARRISBURG
Government of city
City corporation
School district
Government of county . .
HAZLETON
Government of city
City corporation
School district
Government of county..
JOHNSTOWN
Government of city.
City corporation
School district
Government of county..
970.46
970.46
1,040. 67
1,213.07
1,213.07
1,557.60
LANCASTER
Government of city
City corporation
School district
Government of county..
600.44
600.44
993. 81
900. 66
1,219. 89
816. 56
816. 56
1,171.10
1,360.93
1,360.93
1,339. 80
MCKEESPORT
Government of city
City corporation
School district
Government of county..
18.81
16.66
7.33
9.33
3 2.15
21.51
16.50
6.60
9.90
3 5.01
1.00
1.00
1.00
(16)
5.00
5.00
(16)
5.00
07)
3.00
3.00
(18)
3.00
(19)
1.00
1.00
1.00
(20)
1.00
1.00
1.00
(21)
2,804, 778
2,329,239 !
899, 852
1,429,387 !
475, 539 !
2, 739,276
2,284, 239
899, 852
1, 384,387
455,037
33.29
27.76
10.94
16.83
5.53
65, 502
45,000
1,036,755 i
814,980 1
297,092
517, 888
221,775
920,707
712,827
276,614
436,213
207,880
25 98
20.11
7.81
12 31
5 87
116.048
102,153
20,478
81,675
13,895
2, 589, 878
2,125, 022
1,062,779 !
1,062,243 I
464, 856
2,351,832
1,921,662
960,831
960,831
430,170
' 985,427
839,036
369,176
469, 860
146,391
33.26
27.17
13.59
13.59
6.08
238,046
203,360
101,948
101,412
34,686
17.63
15.01
6 60
8.41
2.62
50,629
27,020
1,419,931
1,093,032
437,213
655, 819
326,899
1,247,921
1,024,160
412, 721
611,439
223,761
29.17
22 46
8 98
13.47
6.72
52,441
23,330
1,036,056
866,056
369,176
496, 880
170,000
1,472,372
1,110,362
437,213
679,149
356,010
1,425,424
1,190,447
455,428
735,019
234, 977
1
1
25.49
20.36
5.00
162 N E W CASTLE
20.92
Government of city
16.75
5.00
(22)
8.43
City corporation
6.75
624. 55
1, 249.11
12.49
School district
10.00
1
624. 55
.1,249.11
5.00
(23)
4.57
Government of county..
3 3.61
|
776. 59
1, 264. 87
3 Average rate.
* Per capita not computed.
s
Occupation taxes levied on a valuation of $3,292,232, at the rate of $7.50 per $1,000.
9
$14,403 levied on polls at $1 each and $37,715 levied on occupations valued at $3,428,450 at the rate of $11 per $1,000.
i° Occupation taxes levied on a valuation of $3,472,050 in Northampton County, at the rate of $6 per $1,000; and $1,148,180 in Lehigh County, at the rate of $3 per 3
ii Occupation taxes levied on a valuation of $2,679,800, at the rate of $4 per $1,000.
" Occupation taxes levied on a valuation of $3,216,010, at the rate of $6 per $1,000.
is Occupation taxes levied on a valuation of $5,297,450, at the rate of $12.20 per $1,000.
u Occupation taxes levied on a valuation of $5,865,960, at the rate of $7 per $1,000.
is Occupation taxes levied on a valuation of $3,416,960, at the rate of $6 per $1,000.
i« Occupation taxes levied on a valuation of $1,861,663, at the rate of $11 per $1,000.
17 Occupation taxes levied on a valuation of $1,561,240, at the rate of $8.90 per $1,000.
i89 $17,954 levied on polls at $1 each and $83,994 levied on occupations valued at $5,999,o50, at the rate of $14 per $1,000.
1 Occupation taxes levied on a valuation of $5,781,000, at the rate of $6 per $1,000.
2° Poll tax levied at the rate of 50 cents for single men and women and 25 cents for married men and women.
21 Occupation taxes levied on a valuation of $4,752,750, at the rate of $6.12 per $1,000.
22 Occupation taxes levied on a valuation of $3,163,450, at the rate of $13.50 per $1,000.
« Occupation taxes levied on a valuation of $1,602,290, at the rate of $7 per $1,000.
45,000
20, 502
27,020
23,609
23,330
29,111
177,503
166,287
42,707
123,580
11,216
t-1
CO
01
CO
T A B L E 2 5 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S O F A S S E S S M E N T , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , I I A T E O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
CAPITA T A X E S L E V I E D :
1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 468. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 55]
RATE OF L E V Y
City mimber
P E R CAPITA A S S E S S M E N T
Of general p r o p e r t y
Subject t o t h e general Subject
to special taxes per $1,000 of—
property tax
property
taxes
(assessed Assessed
EstiAssessed
Estimated
valuavaluation m a t e d
valuation true value
tion)
t r u e value
CITY A N D DIVISION OF
GOVERNMENT
LEVY
Of t h e general p r o p e r t y
tax
Of poll
taxes
1
Of special p r o p e r t y
taxes
Of poll
taxes
Total
Total
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
PENNSYLVANIA—Continued
?33
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t , .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . _
3
PHILADELPHIA
C i t y corporation
School district
Poor districts
10
1,860. 24
1,419. 59
0)
_.
27.90
27.90
313.99
4.14
9.77
1, 520. 40
1,962.75
1,520.40
1,788. 71
2,311.99
1, 788, 71
962.73
931. 23
1,105.34
1, 203.42
1,164.04
1, 504. 50
27.00
23.00
13.00
10.00
4.00
21.34
18.40
10.40
8.00
2.94
1,038.00
1,021.98
908. 50
2,076. 00
2,043. 97
1,169. 35
41.73
36.01
»19. 01
17.00
3 5.72
22. 45
18.01
3 9.51
8.50
3 4.44
READING
SCRANTON
C i t y corporation
S chool district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . _
23.90
23.90
314.03
9.50
3 0.37
32.84
32.84
3 16. 46
4.88
11.50
PITTSBURGH
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y __
$11.46
9.84
4.17
5.67
3 1.62
23.90
23.90
3 14. 03
9.50
3 0.37
$1, 714. 97
1,714. 85
2,162. 66
1,860. 24
1,419. 59
School district
51
$571. 73
571. 69
1,019. 51
_.
C i t y corporation
67
$32.94
29. 50
12.50
17.00
3 3.44
NORRISTOWN
j
,
. . 1
$5.00
5.00
$826,692
700,020
271, 233
428,787
126, 672
5.00
(25)
0.50
0.50
0.50
(26)
J
1.50
1.50 j
1.50 |
(27)
3.50 1
3.50 !
1.00 j
2.50
(28)
$700,340
579,799
245, 687
334,112
120, 541
$20.37
16.87
7.15
9.72
3.51
$126,352
120,221
25,546
94,675
6,131
77, 475,648
77,475, 648 1
50,997, 715
26,312, 502
165,431
(24)
77, 387, 648
77, 387,648
50, 909, 715
26,312, 502
165, 431
39.66
39.66
26.09
13.49
88,000
88,000
88,000
(*)
32,957,630
32,957,630 i
15, 668, 663
6, 343,319
10, 945, 648
32,604, 272
32, 604, 272
15, 668, 663
5,989,961
10, 945, 648
52.08
52.08
25. 03
9.57
17.48
353,358
353,358
3,062,118
2,538,569
1,399,387
1,139,182
523,549
2,934,980
2, 440,619
1,399, 387
1, 041, 232
494, 361
26.25
21.83
12.52
9.31
4.42
127.138
97,950
6.251,889
5; 478,129
2,855,964
2,622,165
773,760
5,984, 064
5, 248,994
2,791, 464
2,457, 530
735,070
42.30
37.11
19.73
17. 37
5.20
267,825
229,135
64, 500
164,635
38,690
353,358
97,950
29,188
100
Op
W 195
WILKES-BARRE
Government of city
City corporation.__
School district
Government of county.
1,269. 85
1,081. 72
1,398.12
1,804. 41
1, 664. 29
2,133.18
34.86 |
27.00
12.00
15.00
3 7.86
23.34
18.19
8.44
9.75
3 5.15
747. 90
715. 20
619. 78
1,068. 43
1,021. 71
1,021.45
38. 56
31. 00
13.00
18.00
3 7.56
26.29
21.70
9.10
12.60
3 4.59
742. 42
742. 42
722. 35
1,113. 63
1,113. 63
1,230. 83
30.82
24.00
10.00
14.00
3 6.82
20.00
16.00
6.67
9.33
3 4.00
2,934. 79
2,934. 79
2,934. 79
2,934. 79
15.78
3 14. 58
1.20
15.78
3 14. 58
1.20
1,804. 49
1,804.49
1,804. 49
1,804. 49
18.16
3 16. 96
1.20
3 16. 96
1.20
2,136.30
2,136.30
2,136.30
2,136.30
18.48
317.28
1.20
18. 48
317.28
1.20
19.25
19.25
WlLLIAMSPORT
Government of city
City corporation...
School district
Government of county.
YORK
Government of city
City corporation...
School district
Government of county.
288,740
255,600
67, 385
188, 215
33,140
3, 556,016
2, 676, 787
1, 239, 978
1,436, 809
879, 229
3,267,
2, 421,
1,172,
1, 248,
846,
42.46 I
31.46
15.24
16.23
11.00
(31)
1, 249, 232
1, 027, 733
438,179
589,554
221, 499
1,151,
953.
410,
543,
197,
27.28
22.60
9.72
12.87
4.69
97, 650
73, 968
27,794
46,174
23,682
(32)
(33)
(34)
1,166, 443
913, 759
380, 733
533, 026
252, 684
362,
507,
240,
22.74
17.82
7.42
10.39
4.92
56, 837
44,417
18,507
25,910
12,420
5.00 I
5.00 I
(29)
5.00
(30)
3.12 |
3.12 j
1.12 I
2.00
RHODE ISLAND
247
NEWPORT
115
PAWTUCKET
30
Government of city...
Government of State..
Government of city. _.
Government of State..
PROVIDENCE
Government of city
Government of State.__
WOONSOCKET
18.16
Government of city...
1,631.39
1,631.39
3 18. 05
318. 05
1,631.39
1.20 1
1,631.39
1.20
Government of State..
3
Average rate.
4
Per capita not computed.
24
Occupation taxes levied on a valuation of $2,043,650, at the rate of $12.50 per $1,000.
25 Occupation taxes levied on a valuation of $2,043,650, at the rate of $3 per $1,000.
28
,
Occupation taxes levied on a valuation of $72,483,745, at the rate of $4.88 per $1,000.
" Occupation taxes levied on a valuation of $7,297,025, at the rate of $4 per $1,000.
28
Occupation taxes levied on a valuation of $6,448,345, at the rate of $6 per $1,000.
29
Occupation taxes levied on a valuation of $5,615,439, at the rate of $12 per $1,000.
30
Occupation taxes levied on a valuation of $3,723,541, at the rate of $8.90 per $1,000.
3i Occupation taxes levied on a valuation of $2,492,800, at the rate of $9.50 per $1,000.
3' Occupation taxes levied on a valuation of $1,850,740, at the rate of $10 per $1,000.
33 Occupation taxes levied on a valuation of $1,850,740, at the rate of $14 per $1,000.
34
Occupation taxes levied on a valuation of $1,552, 450, at the rate of $8 per $1,000.
1.00 ,
1.00
1, 310, 750
1,211,644
99,106
1, 302, 450
1,203,344
99,106
46 30
42.78
3 52
8,300
8,300
1.00
1.00
2, 284, 034
2,134, 766
149, 268
2, 259,291
2,110, 023
149, 268
32.78
30.61
2 17
24, 743
24,743
1.00 I
1.00
10, 473, 471
9, 801, 955
671,516
10,341,380
9, 669,864
671,516
39.48
36.92
2 56
132,091
132,091
1.00 !
1, 549, 826
1, 454,382
95, 444
1,531,032
1, 435, 588
95, 444
31.40
29.45
1.96
i.oo !
Q
r1
18,794
18, 794
Oi
TABLE
2 5 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B ^ S I S O F A S S E S S M E N T , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , H A T E O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
CAPITA T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 468. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 551
1
City nL mber
P E R CAPITA ASSESSMENT
108
*>0R
OF L E \ Y
Subject
Of genera I p r o p e r t y
to special taxes per $1,000 of—
property
taxes
Esti(assessed Assessed
Estimated
valuavaluation m a t e d
true value
tion)
true value
LEVY
Of t h e general p r o p e r t y
tax
Subject t o t h e general
property tax
CITY A N D DIVISION OF
GOVERNMENT
Assessed
valuation
SOUTH
R J 1TE
Of poll
taxes
Of special p r o p e r t y
taxes
Of poll
taxes
Total
Total
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
>
o
CAROLINA
CHARLESTON
_
98
98
08
08
$842. 80
842. 80
866. 85
866. 85
$98. 75
59.75
45.00
14. 75
6.00
33. 00
453. 62
453. 62
453. 62
453. 62
1,814.49
1, 814. 49
1,814. 49
1, 814. 49
76.00
45.00
28. 00
17.00
6.00
25.00
.. _
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t , . . _
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
1
$353.
353.
364.
364.
COLUMBIA
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . _.
C i t y corporation
School district _ ___
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
$41.48
25.10
18.90
6.20
2.52
13.86
$1.00
1.00
19.00
11.25
7.00
4.25
1.50
6.25
2.00
2.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
$2, 556,309
1,531,351
1,149, 831
381,520
157, 686
867, 272
$2, 551, 678
1, 526, 720
1,149, 831
376, 889
157, 686
867, 272
$35.35
21.15
15.93
5.22
2.18
12.01
$4,631
4,631
1, 402,159
835,365
517,547
317, 818
109, 702
457, 092
1,389,559
822, 765
511, 943
310, 822
109, 702
457,092
34.48
20.41
12.70
7.71
2.72
11.34
12, 600
12, 600
5, 604
6,996
4, 631
a
TENNESSEE
122
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
88
KNOXVILLE
42
1,358.93
1,358.93
1,358. 93
26. 60
14.00
3.00
9.60
26.60
14.00
3.00
9.60
1,197. 80
1,197. 80
1,197.80
1,317.81
1,317.81
1,317.81
35.00
24. 40
3.00
7.60
31.82
22.18
2.73
6.91
1, 299. 06
1,379.29
1,379.29
1,457. 64
1,379.29
1,379. 29
33.50
21.00
3.00
9.50
30.62
18.12
3.00
9.50
1,358.93
1,358. 93
1,358.93
MEMPHIS
.
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
O
1
2.00
2.00
2,393, 259
1, 250, 232 1
267, 907
875,120
2,375, 441
1, 250, 232
267, 907
857,302
36.15
19.03
4.08
13.05
3.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
3, 878, 688
2, 686, 028
344,691
847, 969
3, 829, 290
2, 669, 562
328, 225
831, 503
41.92
29.23
3.59
9.10
49,398
16,466
16,466
16,466
2.00
7, 743, 956
4,699,731
749,854
2,294,371 •
7, 669, 956
4, 699, 731
712, 854
2,257,371
44.52
27.28
4.14
13.10
37,000
37,000
(6)
1.00
1.00 1
17,818
(6)
17,818
74,000
HH
1,107.32
1,177. 92
1,177. 92
27.40
17.00
3.00
7.40
25.15
14.75
3.00
7.40
1,028.95
1,028.95 |
752.94
752. 94
39.80
23.00
17.00
6.00
7.50
9.30
24.12
15.72
11.62
4.10
3.75
4.65
1,001.20
800. 96
39.16
21.96
7.50
9.70
1,064. 61
611. 95 I
611.95 I
NASHVILLE
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
_
87,308
3, 922, 680
2,323,384
436,150
1,163,146
3, 835,372
2,323,384
436,150
1, 075, 838
31.07
18.82
3.53
8.72
1.50
0.25 1
1,376, 245
880,374
650, 711
229, 663
231, 768
264,103
1,350,929
880,374
650, 711
229, 663
210, 069
260, 486
36.32
23. 67
17.49
6.17
5.65
7.00
28.40
17.57
4.72
6 11
2.75 !
1.00
1.50
0.25
1, 745, 281
1.057,232
312,549
375, 500
1,708,899
1, 050, 600
287, 049
371, 250
35.76
21.99
6.01
7.77
36,382
6,632
25,500
4,250
48.70
24.30
7.50
16.90
13.34
8.46
1.50
3.38
1.75
7, 574,447
4, 763, 722
897, 561
1,913,164
7, 513, 263
4, 763, 722
845,118
1, 904,423
40.80
25. 87
4.59
10.34
61,184
1,049. 54
790.09
36.34
s 19. 84
7.50
9.00
22.52
13.89
3.92
4.71
3, 301,932
2, 020,927
588, 716
692, 289
3, 285, 934
2, 020. 927
575, 003
690,004
33. 86
20. 83
5.93
7.11
992. 59
881. 62
881.62
23.00
7.50
9.30
25. 62
15. 54
4.50
5. 58
5,
3,
1,
1,
5, 494,184
3, 332, 290
965, 131
1, 196, 763
37.64
22. 83
6.61
8.20
1, 214. 25
965. 16
965.16
38.50
20. 00
7.50
11.00
24. 25
15.00
3.75
5.50
1,991,178
1,147, 494
342, 034
501, 650
42. 14
24.29
7.24
10.62
7, 977, 814
5, 377, 725
3, 591, 992
1, 785, 733
1, 154, 569
1, 445, 520
4
()
4
()
4
()
4
()
4
()
4
2.00
8
()
2.00
1
1
6
()
87,308
TEXAS
AUSTIN.-
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y _
BEAUMONT
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . _
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
DALLAS
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of State.__
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
EL
PASO
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
FORT WORTH
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . _
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
GALVESTON
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
HOUSTON
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . _.
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y .
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
3 Average rate.
43.09
26.20
17.50
8.70
7.50
9.39
19.52
13. 10
8.75
4.35
2.85
3.57
1.75
1.50
0.25 1
1.75
1.50
0.25
1. 75
1.50
0.25
1.75
1.50
0. 25
1. 50
1.50
* Per capita not computed.
564, 368
332, 290
025, 289
206, 789
2,003,001
1, 147,494
352,168
503. 339
8, 024, 750
5, 377, 725
3, 591,992
1,785,733
1, 201, 505
1, 445, 520
3
25,316
I
n
21, 699
3,617
52, ^43
8,741
•
()
N o t reported.
i
15,998
13, 713
2, 285
70.184
i
1
60,158
10. 026
11, 823
i
10,134
1, 689
t
46, 936
i
46,936
!
w
T A B L E 2 5 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S O F A S S E S S M E N T , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , R A T E O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
C A P I T A T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924>—Continued
[ T h i s t a b l e is p r e s e n t e d i n t w o sections, t h e first section beginning on p . 468. F o r a text discussion of t h i s t a b l e , see p . 55]
1
)
City number
200
LEVY
i
CITY AND DIVISION OF
GOVERNMENT
TEXAS—Continued
37
RATE OF LEVY
PER CAPITA ASSESSMENT
Subject t o t h e general 1 Subject Of general p r o p e r t y
property tax
1 to special taxes per $1,000 of—
property
1
taxes
1
Esti1 Assessed
Estimated 1 (assessed Assessed m a t e d
valuavaluation
v a l u a t i o n true value
t r u e value
tion)
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y , __ _
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t , .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y I
WACO
J
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of State
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y , .
WICHITA
Of t h e general p r o p e r t y
tax
Of poll
taxes
Of special property
taxes
Of poll
taxes
Total
Total
Per
capita
Per
capita
Total
j
$27. 65 1
19.98
3 13. 53
6.45
4.20
3.47
$972.17
972.17
729.12
729.12
1.75
(4)
(4)
50. 50
35.00
15. 00
10.00
24.30
17.40
4.50
2.40
23.00
16.80
7.50
5.00
1,186. 65
987. 95
987.95
(*)
(4)
(4)
10. 00
7.50
8.00
4.30
3.00
3.20
$1, 296. 22
1, 296. 22
1,302.01
1,302.01
1, 582. 20
1,646.59
1, 646. 59
FALLS
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . . J
C i t y corporation
School district
Water improvement
district .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . _
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
$6,803,659
4, 855, 662
3, 288,133 1
1,567,529 j
1,100, 363
847, 634
1, 660, 334
1,152,114
338,162
170, 058
1,472,658
1, 055,477
471,143
314,095
$1.50
$40. 34
26.64
318. 04
8.60
7.50
6.20
34.70
23. 20
7.50
4.00
SAN A N T O N I O . . .
155
1.50
1.50
0.25
1.75
$6, 728, 659
4, 855, 662
3, 288,133
1, 567, 529
1, 025, 363
847, 634
1, 627, 579
1,152,114
310,086
165, 379
1, 444,955
1, 055, 477
471,143
314, 095
270,239
212,174
205, 007
1.50
0.25
270, 239
188, 457
201,021
a
$35.89
25. 90
17. 54
8.36
$75,000
222
OGDEN
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School d i s t r i c t . . . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of State
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . ,
1 SALT L A K E
1
1,074. 20
1, 074. 20
1, 074. 20
1,074. 20
1, 074.
1, 074.
1,074.
1, 074.
20
20
20
20
1
C I T Y . __
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . _
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of State
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
1,429. 21
1, 429. 21 1
1,429. 21 |
1,429. 21 [
1, 429. 21
1,429. 21
1,429. 21
1,429. 21
i
35. 30
22. 00
11. 00
11. 00
7.30
35. 30
22. 00
11. 00
11. 00
7.30
31. 70
19. 40
11. 30
8.10
7. 30
5.00 1
31. 70
19. 40
11. 30
8.10
7. 30
5.00
6.00 1
6.00
1
1
1, 370,020
853, 836
426, 918
426,918
283, 319
232,865
5, 824, 703
3, 564, 645
2. 076. 314
1, 488, 331
1, 341, 335
918,723
|
j
1
1
1
4.52
38.89
27.53
7.41
3.95
H
>
()
(*)
(4)
(4)
h-i
28,076
4,679
27, 703
4
O
cc
H
M
w
o
*j
o
(4)
(4)
(4)
23, 717
3,986
B
in
37. 92
23.63
11.82
11. 82
7.84
6.45
5, 824, 703 | 45.31
3, 564, 645
27. 73
2, 076, 314 1 16.15
1,488, 331
11. 58
1, 341, 335
10. 43
7.15 —
ZP
32, 755
1, 370,020
853,836
426,918 i
426,918
283, 319
232, 865
918,723 1
>
V
75, 000
UTAH
56
00
i
VIRGINIA
245
1,764.89
1, 937. 27
2, 211. 84
2, 395. 58
13.83
310. 60
3
3.23
2.50
1.50
1.00
978, 550
727, 540
251,010
946,321
711, 658
234,665
31.19
23.46
7.73
32, 229
15,884
16, 345
1,188.10
1, 214. 32
1,635. 56
1, 661. 78
15.99
3 13. 75
3 2.24
1.50
0.50
1.00
954, 233
807, 565
146,668
933, 341
800,601
132, 740
26.22
22.49
3.73
20,892
6,964
13,928
17.56
3 15. 48
3 2.08
1.50
0. 50
1.00
5, 349,352
4,654, 072
695, 280
5,253,085
4, 621,983
631,102
(4)
(4)
(4)
96, 267
32,089
64,178
816, 303
639,391
176,912
781,248
618, 358
162, 890
22.55
17.85
4.70
35,055
21,033
14,022
LYNCHBURG
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
NEWPORT NEWS
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
NORFOLK
_.
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
232
13.57
11.90
3 1.67
1.50
0.50
1.00
1, 000,948
860, 356
140, 592
971, 263
850, 461
120, 802
16.69
14.62
2.08
29,685
9,895
19, 790
2.50 !
1.50 ,
1.00
6, 057, 823
4, 839, 754
1, 218,069
5, 812, 733
4, 692, 700
1,120, 033
31.60
25.51
6.09
245,090
147,054
98,036
2.50
1.50
1.00
1, 540, 769
1, 248,090
292, 679
1, 452, 396
1,195,066
257,330
25.55
21.02
4.53
88, 373
53,024
35,349
35.82
30.51
15. 68
3 6.99
7.14
0.70
5.31
17,485,087
14, 893,194
7, 654,070
3, 412, 299
3, 485,144
341,681
2, 591, 893
17, 485,087
14, 893,194
7, 654,070
3, 412, 299
3,485,144
341, 681
2, 591, 893
28.57
16.87
9.00
7.87
5.83
5.87
4,923,146
2,897, 798
1, 557, 899
1, 339, 899
1,009, 605
1,015, 743
4,923,146
2, 897, 798
1, 557, 899
1, 339, 899
1,009, 605
1,015, 743
3
760. 30
771. 63
1, 228. 69
1, 240.02
3
1, 662. 53
1, 722.16
2,189.05
2, 248. 68
14.36
3 11. 65
3 2.71
1, 284.47
1, 353. 73
3, 280.91
3,350.17
7.76
3 6.41
3 1.35
ROANOKE
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
2.50
1.50
1.00 1
1, 518. 66
1, 560. 65
RICHMOND
G o v e r n m e n t of city
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
14.76
11. 75
3 3.01
1, 242. 46
1, 284. 45
PORTSMOUTH
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
39
(4)
(4)
PETERSBURG
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
138
(4)
(4)
WASHINGTON
SEATTLE
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
C o u n t y . __
School district
P o r t of Seattle
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
73
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
3
(4)
(4)
4
()
SPOKANE
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
827. 63
813. 50
827. 63
827. 63
1, 655. 25
1,627.01
1, 655.25
1,655. 25
3
Average r a t e.
4
(4)
(4)
( 44)
( 4)
( 4)
( 4)
()
47.08
27.71
14.90
12.81
9.65
9.71
Per capita not computed.
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T A B L E 2 5 . — A S S E S S E D V A L U A T I O N O F P R O P E R T Y , B A S I S O F A S S E S S M E N T , P E R C A P I T A A S S E S S M E N T , R A T E O F L E V Y , AND T O T A L AND P E R
CAPITA T A X E S L E V I E D : 1924—Continued
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[This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 468. For a text discussion of this table, see p. 55]
City number
P E R CAPITA
RATE OF L E V Y
ASSESSMENT
Subject t o t h e general Subject
to special
property tax
property
taxes
Assessed
E s t i m a t e d (assessed
valuav a l u a t i o n t r u e value
tion)
CITY AND DIVISION OF
GOVERNMENT
LEVY
Of general p r o p e r t y
taxes p e r $1,000 of—
Assessed
valuation
Estimated
true value
Of t h e general p r o p e r t y
tax
Of poll
taxes
Of special p r o p e r t y
taxes
Of poll
taxes
Total
Total
Per
capita
Total
Per
capita
>
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WASHINGTON—Continued
74
TACOMA
WEST
175
144
$568. 34
568. 34
568. 34
568. 34
568. 34
$1,262.97
1, 262. 97
1, 262.97
1, 262. 97
1, 262. 97
$32. 29
17.66
10. 69
3 6.30
0.67
5. 49
9.14
3
\
$4, 205, 032
2, 299, 873
1,391,591
820, 395
87, 887
714, 757
1,190,402
;
j
!
!
I
I
$4, 205, 032
2, 299, 873
1, 391, 591
820,395
87,887
714,757
1,190, 402
>
$40. 79
22.31
13.50
7.96
0.85
6.93
11.55
Ul
H
>
H
Ul
H
M
VIRGINIA
o
CHARLESTON
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . _
131
$71. 79
39. 27
3 23. 77
3 14. oo
1.50
12.20
20. 32
._
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
P a r k district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
2, 215. 60
2, 215. 60
2,215.60
2, 215. 60
3,
3,
3,
3,
873.
873.
873.
873.
66
66
66
66
1
1
$4.00
2.00
2.00
19.20
15.10
5.00
10.10
1.40
2.70
4.00
2.00
2.00
22.00
15.60
3 7.30
3 8. 30
1.40
5.00
3.00
1.00
1.00
1,980. 45
1,980. 45
1,980. 45
1,980. 45
1,980. 45
1,980. 45
1,980. 45
1, 980. 45
2, 003. 81
2.003. 81
2,003. 81
2,003. 81
2, 003. 81
2, 003. 81
2,003. 81
2,003. 81
22. 00
15. 60
3 7. 30
3 8. 30
1.40
5.00
WHEELING
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . . .
C i t y corporation
School district .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
12.32
8.95
3.69
5.26
0.80
3 2.57
19. 20
15.10
5.00
10.10
1.40
2.70
HUNTINGTON
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
School district
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
21. 54
15.65
6.45
9.20
1.40
3 4. 49
1
1.00
1.00
1
2, 216, 860
1, 610, 685
663, 829
946,856
144,087
462, 088
47.72
34.67
14.29
20.38
3.10
9.95
$48, 288
24, 144
24,144
o
12, 072
12, 072
a
2, 362, 345
1, 843, 543 !
627, 208
1, 216, 335 j
181,122 !
337, 680
1.00
1.00
2.00
Ul
2, 265,148
1, 634, 829
687, 973
946, 856 I
156.159 i
474.160
2, 312, 241
1, 818, 481
602,146
1,216,335
168,601
325,159
38.02
29.90
9.90
20.00
2.77
5.35
50,104
25,062
25, 062
Ul
2, 519, 701 i
1, 770, 905
836, 083
934, 822
185, 646
563,150 1
2, 477, 755
1, 756, 923
822,101
934, 822
157, 682
563,150
44.08
31.20
14.63
16.63
2.81
10.02
41, 946
13,982
13, 982
12, 521
12, 521
27, 964
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WISCONSIN
236
GREEN BAY
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
29. 77
3 22. 70
3 1. 15
3 5. 92
28.36
3 21. 62
3 1.10
3 5.64
1, 507, 879
1,150,078
58,163
299, 638 1
1, 507, 879
1,150,078
58,163
299,638
44.75
34.13
1.73
8.89
30. 52
3 24.19
3 1.45
3 4.88
24.64
3 19. 53
3 1.17
3 3.94
1, 860, 063
1, 474,027
88, 577
297,459
1, 860, 063
1, 474,027
88, 577
297,459
38.05
30.15
1.81
6.08
1, 578. 67
1, 575. 79
1, 575. 79
1, 246. 24
1, 246. 24
1, 246. 24
1,543. 65
1,543. 65
1, 543. 65
1,459.16
1, 459.16
1, 459.16
1, 516. 53
1, 516. 53
1, 516. 53
29. 47
3 23. 40
31.16
3 4.91
28.36
3 22. 52
3 1.11
3 4.73
1, 308, 314
1, 038, 890
51, 290 j
218,134
1, 308, 314
1, 038, 890
51,290
218,134
43.01
34.15
1.69
7.17
2, 762. 64
2, 762. 64
2, 762. 64
2, 762. 64
2, 762. 64
2,762. 64
26.10
3 21. 93
3 o. 95
3 3.22
26.10
3 21. 93
3 0.95
3 3.22
3, 258, 642
2, 738, 609
118,305
401, 728
3, 258, 642
2, 738, 609
118, 305
401, 728
72.09
60.59
2.62
8.89
_.
1, 633. 53
1, 627. 68
1, 627. 68
2,116.12
2,110. 26
2,110.26
31.55
30.22
3 25. 04
3 5.18
3 1 . 33
24.35
23.32
3 19. 33
3 3.99
3 1.03
25, 452,080
24, 381, 358
20, 217. 048
4,164, 310
1,070, 722
25, 452, 080
24, 381, 358
20,217, 048
4,164,310
1,070, 722
51.50
49.34
40.91
8.43
2.17
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y _.
163
1,503. 74
1, 500. 85
1, 500. 85
1, 353. 94
1, 353. 94
1, 353. 94
1, 553.10
1,553.10
1, 553.10
29.85
s 25. 39
2 i. 39
3 3.07
26.03
3 22.13
3 1.22
3 2.68
. 1,342,257 i
1,141, 439
62, 791
138,027
1, 342, 257
1,141, 439
62,791
138, 027
40.42
34.37
1.89
4.16
1,404. 38
1, 404. 38
1,404, 38
1, 849.14
1,849.14
1,849.14
23.53
3 18.13
3 i. 62
3 3. 78
17.87
3 13. 77
3 1.23
3 2.87
2,182, 852
1, 682,030
150, 549
350, 273
2,182, 852
1,682,030
150, 549
350, 273
33.05
25.47
2.28
5.30
1, 233. 99
1, 227. 29
1,227. 29
1, 669. 60
1, 662. 90
1, 662. 90
33.82
3 27. 91
3 i. 37
3 4.54
24.99
3 20. 63
3 1.01
3 3.35
1, 378, 769
1,138, 961
55, 590
184,218
1, 378, 769
1,138, 961
55, 590
184, 218
41.70
34.45
1.68
5.57
1,451.19
1,176. 72
1,176. 72
1,723.37
1, 448. 90
1,448. 90 |
32.31
3 20. 37
3 1.38
3 10. 56
26. 85
3 17.15
3 1.12
3 8.58
1, 730, 303
1,172, 601
64, 630
493,072
1, 730, 303
1,172, 601
64, 630
493,072
43.62
29.56
1.63
12.43
KENOSHA
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . _
243
LA
CROSSE
_
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
182
MADISON
_
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y . . . .
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y __
13
MILWAUKEE
G o v e r n m e n t of city
C i t y corporation
County
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
238
121
OSHKOSH.
1
SHEBOYGAN
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t y
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
210
i
1
RACINE.
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t v
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
239
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SUPERIOR
G o v e r n m e n t of c i t v
G o v e r n m e n t of S t a t e
G o v e r n m e n t of c o u n t y . .
3
1
>
W
w
Average rate.
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