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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE DANIEL C. ROPER, Secretary BUREAU OF THE CENSUS WILLIAM LANE AUSTIN, Director FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF OVER 30,000 1931 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE WASHINGTON: l S ^ For sale by the SuperintendenCofilJocumefl'ts,' Washington, D.O. - - - - Price $1,00 (Buckram) REPORTS ON PUBLIC FINANCE ISSUED BY THE BUREAU OF THE CENSUS FOR THE YEAR 1931 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF OVER 30,000: 1931 (Annual). (buckram). FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF STATES: 1931 (Annual). P r i c e d cents (paper). Price, $1tMr /t &*& CONTENTS INTRODUCTION Scope of report Purpose of report ___ -. Increase in the number and population of cities having over 30,000 inhabitants. Cities having a population of over 30,000 in 1931. ___ __. Pape 7 7 7 8 -- DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES Number and character of general tables Groups of cities Page 12 12 TABLE 1 Year of incorporation as a city Population Area 12 12 13 TABLE 2 Divisions of municipal government Special tables for county cities __. Revenue receipts General property taxes Speical taxes Poll taxes Business and nonbusiness license taxes Special assessments and special charges Fines, forfeits, and escheats Subventions and grants, donations, and pension assessments Highway privileges, rents, and interest Earnings of general departments Earnings of public service enterprises 13 13 24 25 25 25 25 25 26 26 26 26 26 TABLE 3 Governmental-cost payments Expenses, or payments for operation and maintenance Interest charges Outlays Comparison of revenue receipts and all governmental-cost payments Comparison of revenue receipts and payments for operation, maintenance, and interest Comparative summary of net revenue receipts and net governmental-cost payments of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-31 Net and transfer revenue receipts and governmental-cost payments __. __. 27 27 27 27 27 TABLE 4.—Continued Pag* Comparative summary of per capita net revenue receipts from principal sources of revenue of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-31 36 TABLE 5 Percent distribution of revenue receipts and governmental-cost payments Proportional distribution of revenue receipts, by divisions of the governments of cities Percent relation of revenue receipts to governmental-cost payments __. Comparative summary of the percent distribution of net revenue receipts of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-31 Comparative summary of the percent distribution of net governmental-cost payments of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-31 _ 37 37 37 37 3$ TABLE 6 Receipts from the general property tax Receipts from special taxes _.Receipts from poll taxes Receipts from business taxes Receipts from nonbusiness license taxes Receipts from special assessments and special charges Receipts from fines, forfeits, and escheats 40 40 43 43 43. 44 44 TABLE 7 Receipts from subventions and grants Receipts from donations Receipts from pension assessments .... 44 44 44 27 TABLE 8 28 Receipts from highway privileges 44 Receipts from rents of investment properties— 44 Receipts from interest 44 29 TABLE 4 Per capita revenue receipts and specified governmental-cost payments 35 Comparative summary of per capita net revenue receipts and specified net governmentalcost payments of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-31 __._ _ ..- 35 TABLE 9 Character of receipts tabulated as from general departmental earnings 45 Classification of general departmental receipts. 45 TABLE 10 Public service enterprises Receipts of public service enterprises 45 45- 3 4 CONTEXTS TABLE 11 Page P a y m e n t s for expenses, or operation a n d m a i n t e n a n c e , of general d e p a r t m e n t s 46 Imperfect s t a t e m e n t s of expenses, or p a y m e n t s for operation a n d m a i n t e n a n c e 46 P a y m e n t s classified as miscellaneous 46 E x c e p t i o n a l p a y m e n t s b y M a s s a c h u s e t t s cities. 46 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 operation a n d m a i n t e n a n c e of t h e general d e p a r t m e n t s of t h e 146 cities for specified years: 1903-31 46 TABLE 12 P a y m e n t s for expenses, or operation a n d m a i n t e n a n c e , of t h e principal general d e p a r t m e n t s — T o t a l a n d per capita P a y m e n t s for operation a n d m a i n t e n a n c e increasing w i t h p o p u l a t i o n of cities • C o m p a r a t i v e s u m m a r y of t h e per capita n e t p a y m e n t s for operation a n d m a i n t e n a n c e of t h e p r i n c i p a l general d e p a r t m e n t s of all cities for specified years: 1903-31 TABLE 47 47 48 13 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 expenses, or operation a n d m a i n t e n a n c e , of t h e princip a l general d e p a r t m e n t s , b y object of p a y ment 49 C o m p a r a t i v e s u m m a r y of percent d i s t r i b u t i o n of n e t p a y m e n t s for operation a n d m a i n t e n a n c e of general d e p a r t m e n t s of all cities for specified years: 1903-31 49 TABLE 14 P a y m e n t s for operation a n d m a i n t e n a n c e of p u b l i c service enterprises _. - TABLE 50 TABLE 51 T A B L E 16 52 GENERAL 18 TABLE 54 54 54 54 54 54 54 54 54 54 55 55 55 57 19 F u n d e d , floating, a n d special assessment ind 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 15 52 ^ 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 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 obligation F u n d e d or fixed i n d e b t e dness Floating indebtedness Special assessment i n d e b t e d n e s s Current indebtedness R e v e n u e b o n d s a n d notes Warrants 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 Increase d u r i n g t h e year in t w o classes of d e b t a n d in sinking-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 TABLE P a y m e n t s for interest on city d e b t s E x c e p t i o n a l p a y m e n t s for interest b y Massac h u s e t t s cities P a y m e n t s for o u t l a y s T A B L E 17 Page A m o u n t of specified assets a n d value of p u b l i c properties at close of year 52 Assets in s i n k i n g funds 52 Assets in p u b l i c t r u s t funds 53 Assets in i n v e s t m e n t funds, a n d miscellaneous investments 53 C a s h i n general t r e a s u r y a n d general a d m i n i s t r a t i v e funds 53 57 20 Assessed v a l u a t i o n of p r o p e r t y T o t a l a n d per capita t a x levies 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 _Poll taxes -- 57 58 58 58 77 78 TABLES 1.—Year of incorporation, d a t e of m i d d l e of fiscal y e a r r e p o r t e d , p o p u l a t i o n , a n d area: 1931 2 . — S u m m a r y of r e v e n u e receipts, b y divisions of m u n i c i p a l g o v e r n m e n t : 1931 3 . — S u m m a r y of governmental-cost p a y m e n t s , b y divisions of m u n i c i p a l g o v e r n m e n t : 1931 4.—Per c a p i t a r e v e n u e receipts a n d specified governmental-cost p a y m e n t s : 1931 5.—Percent d i s t r i b u t i o n , b y principal classes, of r e v e n u e receipts a n d governmental-cost p a y m e n t s : 1931 6 . — R e v e n u e receipts from taxes, special assessments, fines, forfeits, a n d escheats: 1931 7 . — R e v e n u e receipts from s u b v e n t i o n s a n d g r a n t s , d o n a t i o n s , a n d pension assessments: 1931 8.—Revenue receipts from h i g h w a y privileges, r e n t of i n v e s t m e n t properties, a n d i n t e r e s t : 1931 9 . — R e v e n u e receipts from earnings of general d e p a r t m e n t s , b y principal divisions of t h e general d e p a r t m e n t a l service: 1931 10.—Revenue receipts from earnings of p u b l i c service enterprises: 1931 11.—Governmental-cost p a y m e n t s for operation a n d m a i n t e n a n c e of general d e p a r t m e n t s , b y p r i n c i p a l divisions a n d subdivisions of t h e general d e p a r t m e n t a l service: 1931 12.—Governmental-cost p a y m e n t s for operation a n d m a i n t e n a n c e of general d e p a r t m e n t s , b y p r i n c i p a l divisions of t h e general d e p a r t m e n t a l service—Total a n d per c a p i t a : 1931 13.—Percent d i s t r i b u t i o n of t h e p a y m e n t s for operation a n d m a i n t e n a n c e of general d e p a r t m e n t s , b y principal divisions of t h e general d e p a r t m e n t a l service: 1931 14.—Governmental-cost p a y m e n t s for operation a n d m a i n t e n a n c e of p u b l i c service enterprises: 1931 15.—Governmental-cost p a y m e n t s for interest: 1931 1 6 . — P a y m e n t s for o u t l a y s , b y principal divisions of g o v e r n m e n t a l service: 1931 1 7 . — A m o u n t of specified assets a n d v a l u e of p u b l i c p r o p e r t i e s at close of year: 1931 18.—Total a n d per c a p i t a of all d e b t s a n d of t h e principal classes thereof at close of year, t o g e t h e r w i t h changes d u r i n g t h e year in funded a n d floating d e b t , n e t d e b t , a n d sinking-fund assets: 1931 1 9 . — F u n d e d , floating, a n d special assessment d e b t at close of year, classified b y p u r p o s e for w h i c h i n c u r r e d : 1931 20.—Assessed v a l u a t i o n of p r o p e r t y subject t o t h e general p r o p e r t y tax, r a t e of levy, a n d t o t a l a n d per c a p i t a general p r o p e r t y taxes levied: 1931 84 90 118 146 158 170 190 202 212 222 232 315 336 346 356 367 387 408 430 451 5 CONTENTS DIAGRAMS Page 1.—Population in cities having a population of over 30,000 and outside such cities for specified years: 1790-1931 9 2.—Percent of total population in cities having a population of over 30,000 and percent outside such cities for specified years: 1790-1931 9 3.—Net revenue receipts and net governmental-cost payments of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-31.- 29 4.—Per capita net governmental-cost payments for operation and maintenance and for interest of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-1931 36 5.—Per capita net revenue receipts, by principal classes, of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-31 37 6.—Percent distribution of net revenue receipts of 146 cities from the several sources of revenue for specified years: 1903-31 38 7.—Percent distribution of net governmental-cost payments of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-31 39 8.—Per capita net payments for operation and maintenance of principal general departments of all cities of over 30,000 for specified years: 1903-31 48 9.—Percent distribution of net payments for operation and maintenance of principal general departments of all cities of over 30,000 for specified years: 1903-31 50 10.—Eevenue receipts and governmental-cost payments for operation and maintenance and outlays of water-supply systems of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-31 51 11.—Per capita sinking-fund assets of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-31 56 12.—Per capita net indebtedness of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-31 56 MAP Location of cities in the United States for which financial statistics are reported for 1931 _. 6. LOCATION OF CITIES IN THE UNITED STATES FOR WHtCH FINANCIAL STATISTICS ARE REPORTEDX#OR:i931 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF OVER 30,000: 1931 INTRODUCTION Scope of report.—The present report of t h e Bureau of t h e Census is practically limited t o a presentation of statistics of t h e financial transactions during t h e fiscal year 1931 of t h e 310 cities, each of which h a d a population of over 30,000 as determined by t h e Federal census April 1, 1930, a n d of t h e financial condition of those cities a t t h e close of t h e fiscal year reported. T h e report also presents financial d a t a relating to t h e city a n d county of Honolulu, Hawaii. T h e statistics are as accurate a n d as comparable as it has been feasible t o compile from t h e records of t h e cities a n d relate to a n u m b e r of subjects, t h e principal of which are: (1) T h e t o t a l a n d per capita receipts from revenues a n d from t h e principal classes thereof; (2) t h e t o t a l a n d per capita p a y m e n t s for expenses, or operation a n d maintenance, a n d interest, a n d t o t a l outlays, a n d totals for each of t h e principal classes of expenses a n d outlays; (3) t h e t o t a l value of municipal properties; (4) t h e t o t a l a n d per capita municipal indebtedness; a n d (5) t h e t o t a l assessed valuation of p r o p e r t y subject to t h e general property tax, and t o t a l a n d per capita levies. T h e form of presentation has been approved by a census advisory committee chosen from t h e I n t e r n a t i o n a l Association of Comptrollers and Accounting Officers. This report was prepared under t h e supervision of Starke M. Grogan, chief statistician for statistics of States a n d cities, a n d Lemuel A. Carruthers, expert chief of division. T h e text discussion was prepared by Miss Cora Higgins. Purpose of report.—The purpose of the reports of this series is to provide information in regard to t h e financial administration of t h e cities, in such form as to be comparable, with t h e hope t h a t it m a y be of assistance to t h e officials who are charged with responsibilities incident to t h e administration of local government a n d t h e b e t t e r m e n t of t h e local communities; directly, t h r o u g h personal s t u d y of t h e reports, a n d indirectly, t h r o u g h t h e interpretations a n d recommendations of practical students of civic affairs a n d of local civic bodies. T h e cities of this class are responsible for t h e protection of t h e lives, property, a n d health of their own i n h a b i t a n t s , constituting over one-third of t h e population of t h e Nation, a n d of m a n y millions of persons who visit t h e m , as well as for providing educational a n d recreational services, caring for t h e indigent, defective, a n d delinquent classes, a n d arranging for a constantly growing n u m b e r of conveniences a n d services which are demanded by associations interested in t h e b e t t e r m e n t of t h e several u r b a n 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 t h e most striking features of our national development during t h e 14 decades t h a t h a v e passed since 1790, when t h e first Federal census was t a k e n — t h e greater increase in t h e population of cities t h a n in t h a t of smaller places a n d of rural communities. I n 1790 t h e United States h a d b u t one city with a population of over 30,000. T h a t was New York, N.Y., which a t t h a t t i m e h a d 33,131 inhabi t a n t s . T h e two cities which ranked next to New York in population were Philadelphia, Pa., with 28,522 inhabitants, a n d Boston, Mass., with 18,320 i n h a b i t a n t s . I n 1790 t h e national population n u m b e r e d 3,929,214, a n d t h e population of New York, t h e one city of this class, constituted only 0.8 percent of t h a t of t h e Nation. I n 1931 t h e national population n u m b e r e d 124,070,000 a n d t h e 310 cities of this class, with a t o t a l population of 48,280,412 contained 38.9 percent of t h e entire population of t h e Nation. T a b l e I, which follows, shows t h e population of t h e Nation, exclusive of outlying possessions, a n d t h e n u m b e r a n d population of t h e cities having 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 7 8 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES a n d ending with 1931. T h e r e are included, also, t h e n u m b e r of cities of over 30,000 population a t t h e middle of their fiscal years for which d a t a for this r e p o r t were secured, a n d t h e estimated population of such cities a n d of t h e Nation. TaMe I CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF OVER 3 0 , 0 0 0 NATION Population 2 YEAR Population l 1 Number Total 1931 1930. 1928 1926 1924 '. 1922 1920. ._ 1910 1900 1890 1880 1870 1860 1850 1840. 1830, 1820. ._1810 1800 1790 124,070,000 122, 775,046 119, 861, 600 117,136,000 1 113, 727, 000 3 310 3 310 4 250 4 2 50 4 248 48, 280,412 47, 431, 028 43,442,800 41, 840,033 39, 981,105 38.9 38.6 36.0 35.7 35.2 109,893,000 106, 422,000 91, 972, 266 75, 994, 575 62, 947, 714 « 261 247 184 135 103 38, 736, 657 36,654, 359 27, 316,407 19, 050,921 12, 612,389 35.2 34.4 29.7 25.1 20.0 63 44 26 19 8 7, 677, 766 5,210, 397 3, 246, 736 1, 703, 302 784, 323 15.3 13.5 10.3 7.3 4.6 6 4 4 2 501,434 293, 544 230, 437 101, 735 33,131 3.9 3.0 3.2 1.9 .8 50,155, 783 38, 558, 371 31,443, 321 23,191, 876 i 17,069,453 . . Percent of national 12,866, 020 9, 638, 453 7, 239, 881 5, 308, 483 3, 929, 214 ! 1 1 Population shown for the years 1920, 1922, 1924, 1926, 1928, 1930, and 1931, is the estimate as of July 1 of those years; for each of the other years the population is that shown by the Federal census. 2 Population shown for 1922, and subsequent years 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 Apr. 1, 1930. 4 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. s Number of cities which had an estimated population of over 30,000 at the medial dates of the fiscal years of the several cities. Cities having a population of over 30,000 in 1931.—In t h e tables of this report, with t h e exception of table 20, t h e cities are arranged in t h e order of their estim 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 table. For convenience in finding t h e position in t h e table of t h e d a t a for each of t h e cities, there is shown on page 10 a list of t h e cities arranged alphabetically by States, with t h e n u m b e r assigned t o each. T h e location of each of these cities is shown on t h e m a p of t h e United States on page 6. IKTEODUCTIOK DIAGRAM 1 . — P O P U L A T I O N IN C I T I E S HAVING A POPULATION OF OVER AND O U T S I D E S U C H C I T I E S F O R S P E C I F I E D Y E A R S : 1790-1931 30,000 1928 1926 1924 1922 1920 1910 1900 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 1890 1880 1870 I860 J ^^^^^^^^^^A w/?/////< 1850 w^wMW/m 1840 W////4W//M 1830 1820 1810 YXSAA 1800 CITIES WITH OVER 30,000 POPULATION POPULATION OUTSIDE SUCH CITIES 1790 DIAGRAM 2 . — P E R C E N T OF TOTAL POPULATION IN C I T I E S HAVING A P O P U 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 : 1790-1931 PERCENT 80 ryz* 1031 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 1930 1928 1926 1924 VSS//SS/SSJ& 1922 YSjyrJ'fSJ'SSfJm^ 1920 7ZZ* 1910 1900 j g f l S * ^ ^ ^ 1890 1880 1870 5*5 I860 1850 1840 y///////////^^^^^^^ 1830 1820 1810 1800 1790 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 7//////MZ ^MfJfMtJfSSJJfM^^^^ V//////SS/SZ? Y////S//SSSZ& ftffjgj^^ W ///////i@ vsss/ss/sszz fr*W|>«K^^ feasgsb^ fcsM^flM^^^ u/zz* FgggyE^^ bov5^^^^ 1**^^ tes«^^^ wm ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^M ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^S ftM^m^^ JZZffl ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ PER CENT IN CITIES WITH OVER 30.000 POPULATION PER CENT OUTSIDE SUCH CITIES 10 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES City number STATE AND CITY * ALABAMA: 33 131 140 ARIZONA: Phoenix Tucson 198 287 ARKANSAS: Fort Smith Little Rock CALIFORNIA: Alameda Berkeley Fresno Glendale Long Beach L o s Angeles Oakland. Pasadena Sacramento San Bernardino S a n Diego S a n Francisco S a n Jose Santa Ana Santa Barbara Santa Monica Stockton 271 103 186 141 54 5 30 114 96 248 52 11 158 305 276 249 200 COLORADO: Colorado S p r i n g s Denver --Pueblo 284 29 191 CONNECTICUT: — 55 48 247 132 49 261 204 93 DELAWARE: Wilmington Washington FLORIDA: - 62 77 300 233 GEORGIA: Atlanta Augusta Columbus Macon Savannah _ 31 153 226 180 102 ILLINOIS: Alton Aurora Berwyn Bloomington Chic a go Cicero Danville Decatur East St. Louis Elgin Evanston Joliet Moline Oak P a r k Peoria. Quincy Rockford Rock Island Springfield Waukegan Anderson East Chicago. . Elkhart Evansville F o r t W a y n e . _. Gary Hammond Indianapolis Kokomo Muncie Richmond South Bend Terre H a u t e . . . 238 168 286 87 69 85 136 21 289 208 291 81 148 IOWA: Cedar R a p i d s . . C o u n c i l Bluffs. Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Sioux C i t y Waterloo.. 171 230 154 58 231 111 209 KANSAS: Kansas C i t y . . Topeka... Wichita 66 144 73 KENTUCKY: Covington Lexington Louisville Paducah 143 212 25 277 LOUISIANA: Baton Rouge... New Orleans..Shreveport 301 16 117 MAINE: Lewiston Portland 273 127 MARYLAND: Baltimore Cumberland-_Hagerstown -. - 310 207 190 306 2 130 260 167 121 264 142 217 292 139 80 246 99 253 125 282 Arlington Boston Brockton Brookline Cambridge Chelsea Chicopee Everett Fall River Fitchburg Haverhill Holyoke Lawrence Lowell--Lynn Maiden.. Medford N e w Bedford. . Newton Pittsfield Quincy Revere Salem Somerville Springfield Taunton Waltham Watertown Worcester 251 307 250 9 146 202 75 211 216 196 74 239 201 170 101 94 90 161 150 76 137 193 122 266 225 86 53 257 241 265 42 MICHIGAN: Battle Creek... Bay City Dearborn Detroit Flint-- STATE AND CITY City number 1 MICHIGAN—C ontinued. Grand Rapids Hamtramck Highland Park Jackson Kalamazoo Lansing Muskegon Pontiac Port Huron Saginaw MINNESOTA: Duluth Minneapolis St. P a u l MISSISSIPPI: Jackson Meridian MISSOURI: Joplin Kansas City St. Joseph St. Louis Springfield - MONTANA: Butte NEBRASKA: MASSACHUSETTS : DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA: Jacksonville Miami Pensacola St. P e t e r s b u r g Tampa City number INDIANA: B irmingham Mobile Montgomery Bridgeport Hartford Meriden N e w Britain New Haven Norwalk Stamford Water bury STATE A N D CITY i 221 206 181 4 50 Lincoln Omaha N E W HAMPSHIRE: Manchester Nashua --- N E W JERSEY: Atlantic City Bayonne Bloomfield Camden Clifton E a s t Orange Elizabeth Hoboken Irvington Jersey City Kearny Montclair Newark New Brunswick— Orange Passaic Paterson Perth Amboy Plainfield Trenton Union City West New Y o r k - - . N E W YORK: Albany A mster d a m Auburn Binghamton Buffalo. Elmira Jamestown M o u n t Vernon Newburgh N e w Rochelle New York Niagara Falls Poughkeepsie Rochester Rome Schenectady Syracuse Troy Utica Watertown White Plains Yonkers 1 F o r form of g o v e r n m e n t u n d e r w h i c h cities operate, as i n d i c a t e d b y p a y m e n t s for o p e r a t i o n a n d m a i n t e n a n c e of general d e p a r t m e n t s , see t a b l e 11, p . 232. 11 INTRODUCTION STATE A N D CITY 1 City number NORTH CAROLINA: Asheville Charlotte Durham_ ... Greensboro High Point Raleigh... ___ Wilmington Winston-Salem 35 83 17 6 177 28 39 235 182 123 229 215 283 302 309 280 224 129 269 27 227 45 263 OKLAHOMA: Muskogee Oklahoma City Tulsa 295 43 57 OREGON: Portland.. 1 City number PENNSYLVANIA: 188 105 184 178 252 254 294 120 OHIO: Akron_ Canton Cincinnati Cleveland— Cleveland Heights Columbus Dayton _. East Cleveland Hamilton Lakewood Lima Lorain Mansfield Marion Newark Norwood Portsmouth Springfield Steubenville Toledo Warren Youngstown Zanesville STATE AND CITY * 26 Allentown Altoona Bethlehem.. _ Chester Easton Erie Harrisburg___ Hazleton Johnstown. __ Lancaster McKeesport. New Castle. _ Norristown.. PhiladelphiaPittsburgh.. _ Beading Scranton Wilkes-Barre. Williamsport. York 95 106 164 159 278 70 110 258 138 155 175 199 267 3 10 78 56 100 210 172 RHODE ISLAND: Cranston Pawtucket-.Providence-. Woonsocket— 219 113 37 195 SOUTH CAROLINA: Charleston. _Columbia 281 TENNESSEE: Chattanooga. Knoxville Memphis Nashville 67 79 TEXAS: Amarillo Austin Beaumont Dallas TEXAS—Continued. El Paso Fort Worth Galveston Houston Laredo Port Arthur San Antonio Waco... Wichita Falls.. UTAH: Ogden Salt Lake City. VIRGINIA: Lynchburg Newport News. Norfolk.. Portsmouth Richmond Roanoke WASHINGTON: Bellingham Everett... Seattle Spokane Tacoma W E S T VIRGINIA: 149 192 SOUTH DAKOTA: Sioux Falls— STATE AND CITY 1 218 166 162 34 Charleston Huntington Wheeling WISCONSIN: Green Bay Kenosha La Crosse Madison Milwaukee Oshkosh Racine Sheboygan Superior. _ West Allis For form of government under which cities operate, as indicated by payments for operation and maintenance of general departments, see table 11, p. 232. DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES Number and character of general tables.—The statistics of the 310 incorporated places covered by this report are presented in 20 general tables. Table 1 gives certain statistics relating to population and area. Tables 2 and 3 summarize the revenue receipts and governmental-cost payments by divisions of the city government, and make certain comparisons between those receipts and payments. Table 4 presents per capita averages, and table 5 the percent distribution of the receipts and payments shown in tables 2 and 3. Tables 6 to 10, inclusive, present detailed statistics relating to revenue receipts. Tables 11, 14, 15, and 16 give detailed statistics for governmental-cost payments. Table 12 summarizes certain groups of these payments and presents per capita averages therefor, and table 13 gives the percent distribution of these payments. Table 17 sets forth certain assets of cities. Tables 18 and 19 relate to municipal indebtedness. Table 20 presents statistics of the assessed valuation of property subject to taxation and the amounts and rates of tax levies. Groups of cities.—The statistical data presented in this report are arranged in five principal groups, for each of which, as well as for the entire 310 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 300 of the 310 municipalities covered by the report the years in which they were organized as cities; for Cicero, 111.; Arlington, Brookline, and Watertown, Mass.; Bloomfield, Irvington, Kearny, and Montclair, 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 January 1, 1920, and that of April 1, 1930. Due allowance is made for any annexations or detachments of territory that may have taken place and of which the Bureau has been advised. In separate columns is shown the population of each city as enumerated at the decennial censuses of 1930, 1920, and 1910. The estimated population at the middle of the year is used as the basis of per capita data presented in the tables of this report, because its use results in more accurate statements of per capita financial transactions than would be secured by using the estimated population at the close of the fiscal period. The date chosen is the middle of the fiscal year of the general treasury of the city 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 1931 in each of the nine geographic divisions are shown in table II, which follows. 12 13 DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES Table II Cities Population __ 310 48, 280,412 South Atlantic _ 45 64 81 21 4, 225, 043 15, 389,472 12,679,578 3,360,400 West South Central Mountain Pacific GEOGRAPHIC DIVISION United States New England Middle Atlantic East North Central West North Central.. Cities GEOGRAPHIC DIVISION ._ . - 34 13 21 8 23 Population 3, 667,987 1, 584,400 2, 541, 200 682, 532 4,149,800 Area.—The last column of t h e table shows, for each city, t h e land area subject to t h e administration of t h e city corporation on J u l y 1, 1932. TABLE 2 Divisions of municipal government.—The wide diversity of municipal organization is indicated by t h e n u m b e r of divisions employed to provide t h e servicesusually supplied b y local governmental bodies. In m a n y cities all m u n i c i p a l functions are administered by t h e city corporation, while in others t h e functions of local government are carried on by two or more governments as independent units, each having t h e power of taxation, for t h e purpose for which it was constituted, over all or p a r t of t h e territory of t h e city. In all cases there is t h e city corporation, which is charged with t h e administration of all municipal functions" except those intrusted t o independent districts created to provide specific services for t h e c o m m u n i t y ; t h e extent of a u t h o r i t y in each case being determined b y general s t a t u t e s or charter enactments. T h e t e r m " c o u n t y " appears as t h e designation of independent governmental units in 18 of t h e cities of groups I a n d I I , as follows: Chicago, 111.; Detroit, Mich.; Los Angeles, Calif.; Cleveland, Ohio; Pittsburgh, P a . ; Milwaukee, Wis.; Buffalo, N . Y . ; Minneapolis, Minn.; Cincinnati, Ohio; Newark, N . J . ; Kansas City, M o . ; Seattle, Wash.; Indianapolis, I n d . ; Rochester, N . Y . ; Jersey City, N . J . ; H o u s t o n , Tex.; Louisville, K y . ; a n d Portland, Oreg. T h e d a t a shown for these u n i t s include percentages of t h e entire d a t a for t h e county government, t h e percent in each case being based upon t h e ratio between t h e assessed valuation of t h e city a n d t h a t of t h e entire county. This t r e a t m e n t seems desirable because of t h e fact t h a t in eight of t h e cities of these groups, viz, New York, N . Y . ; Philadelphia, P a . ; St. Louis, M o . ; Baltimore, M d . ; Boston, Mass.; San Francisco, Calif.; Washington, D . C . ; a n d New Orleans, La., t h e original county organization has been merged with t h a t of t h e city. T h e addition of t h e county figures, therefore, places t h e cities of groups I a n d I I on a more comparable basis t h a n would b e secured without such addition. T h e d a t a for cities of these two groups, however, are n o t comparable with those for cities of group I I I , with t h e exception of those for Denver, Colo., a municipality in which t h e county organization is merged with t h a t of t h e city. For cities with county receipts a n d p a y m e n t s , this report presents correct s t a t e m e n t s of t h e revenue receipts of each of the divisions of government—city corporation, county, a n d school or other district—so far a s such moneys were received by it, whether t h e revenues were collected by t h e divisions for which t h e y were levied or by another division. Special tables for county cities.—In t h e tables which follow there is a presentation of revenue receipts, p a y m e n t s for operation a n d maintenance a n d outlays of general d e p a r t m e n t s , a n d gross and net debt for t h e 18 cities which include a percentage of county d a t a . These tables show on a separate line t h e t o t a l a n d per capita figures for t h e county. T h e t o t a l a n d per capita a m o u n t s shown on t h e line " A l l o t h e r " include t h o s e for t h e government of t h e city corporation proper, for school, sanitary, park„ a n d other independent districts practically coextensive with t h e cities, a n d a r e comparable with t h e d a t a presented for cities in group I I I in t h e corresponding general tables. REVENUE RECEIPTS ^ Table III TAXES City nu mber ALL REV]ENUES 2 General p r o p e r t y Total CHICAGO, I I I DETROIT, MICH All other 5 Los _ _ - ANGELES, CALIF All other 6 CLEVELAND, OHIO -- County All other 10 12 PITTSBURGH, P A County All other MILWAUKEE, W I S County 13 BUFFALO, N.Y County All other 15 MINNEAPOLIS, M I N N County All other 17 Business a n d n o n business license Poll CITY C ounty All other _ _ 4 Special CINCINNATI, O H I O County Allother - Per capita Total Per capita Total Per capita $0.04 .04 Total Per capita SPECIAL ASSES SMENTS AND SPECIAL C H A R G E S Total Per capita $9,165,078 84,740 9, 080,338 $2.65 .02 2.63 $23, 794,394 $6.88 23,794,394 6.88 3, 797,557 3,102, 671 694,886 2.35 1.92 .43 9,437,890 58,003 9,379, 887 5 83 04 5 79 5,414, 665 3,688, 297 1, 726,368 4.21 2.87 1.34 25, 512, 476 1,128, 504 24, 383, 972 19 85 88 18 97 2,194,694 97,482 2,097,212 2.41 .11 2.30 5, 210, 946 1,826,834 3,384,112 5 71 2 00 3.71 976,001 673,886 302,115 1.44 1.00 .44 596, 868 137 596,731 Total Per capita 3 > a $263,641,980 14, 715, 316 248,926, 664 $76. 24 4.26 71.98 $177, 222,646 2,949, 677 174,272,969 $51.25 .85 50.40 $142,339 142, 339 150,101, 431 23,107,846 126,993, 585 92.70 14. 27 78. 43 91,935,847 16,698,853 75,236,994 56.78 10.31 46.47 489, 533 446,100 43,433 154,864,425 39, 250, 502 115,613,923 120. 49 30. 54 89. 95 81,257, 043 29,986,804 51,270, 239 63.22 23.33 39.89 73,030,786 10,377,383 62,653,403 80. 09 11.38 68. 71 49,236, 688 7,501, 451 41,735, 237 53.99 8.23 45.76 56,445,997 14.036,307 1 42,409,690 83. 50 20.76 | 62.74 45,826,195 11,536,870 34,289, 325 67.79 17.07 50.72 47,249,562 8,347,548 38.902,014 79.73 14.09 65.64 31, 716, 676 5,861,023 25,855,653 53.52 3, 700, 635 9.89 711, 066 43.63 2,989, 569 6.24 1.20 5.04 669,553 13,118 656,435 1.13 .02 1.11 3,237,583 5 46 O 3,237, 583 5 46 H 53,199,629 6,204, 232 46,995,397 92.06 10.74 81.32 37,051,179 4,704,138 32, 347,041 64.11 1,635,806 8.14 55.97 1,635,806 2.83 5.12 1.69 3.43 1,987,863 3.44 w 2.83 2,961,305 975,773 1,985,532 1,987,863 3 44 106,327 62,051 44, 276 .22 .13 .09 321,445 9,169 312, 276 .68 .02 .66 2,459,757 12,432 2,447,325 5.19 .03 5.16 995, 601 279 995,322 2.18 1, 750,123 153,956 1,596,167 3.83 .34 3.49 1, 467,061 439, 579 1, 027, 482 3.21 .96 2.25 31,697,483 3,907,511 27, 789,972 66.87 8.24 58.63 22,917,361 2,454,526 20,462,835 48.35 5.18 43.17 40,726,940 6,314,477 34,412,463 1 89.06 13.81 75. 25 1 23,994,313 5,092,699 18,901,614 52.47 11.14 41.33 .30 .28 .02 928, 544 1.02 928, 544 1.02 $48,850 48,850 0) 2.18 $0.07 .07 88 0) > H M Zfl l-l o Ul O .88 M H-l N E W A R K , N.J County Allother KANSAS CITY, MO County All other SEATTLE, WASH... County All other INDIANAPOLIS, IND. County All other ROCHESTER, N.Y.. County, Allother JERSEY CITY, N.J. County All other HOUSTON, T E X County All other LOUISVILLE, KY._. County All o t h e r . PORTLAND, _ OREG__ County All o t h e r . _ 40,911,321 I 5, 629,949 35,281,372 28,274,833 3,708,956 24, 565,877 63.44 8.32 55.12 25,788,239 4,049,898 21,738,341 16, 547,189 3, 347,033 13, 200,156 40,933,002 5,784,149 35,148,853 41,345 .09 1,026,654 2.30 41,345 .09 1,026, 654 2.30 40.96 8.28 32.68 1,731,212 11,458 1,719,754 19, 446,914 5,105,599 14,341, 315 52.32 13.74 38. 58 19, 358,608 2,844,723 16,513,885 16,812, 659 2, 54.7, 519 14, 265,140 45.46 6.89 38.57 29,168,173 3,776,642 25,391,531 19, 400, 529 2. 820, 537 16,579, 992 58.44 8.50 49.94 472,840 1.42 472, 840 1.42 27,515,014 6,215,743 21,299,271 19, 513,014 5,303,659 14, 209, 355 61.17 16.63 44.54 245, 888 135, 877 110,011 .77 .43 .34 16,302,916 2,674,732 13,628,184 12,168,801 2,354, 688 9,814,113 16,385,720 1,890,588 14,495,132 22, 554,116 3,568,077 18,986,039 366, 401 270, 251 96,150 .82 .61 .21 1, 586, 539 72,900 1,513, 639 3.56 .16 3.40 4.29 .03 4.26 1,925, 564 4.77 1,925, 564 4.77 189,691 36,486 153, 205 .51 .10 .41 4,272,236 28,882 4, 243,354 11.49 178,893 6,838 172,055 .48 .02 .46 759, 648 3,034 756,614 2.05 1,085,309 427,077 658, 232 3.27 1.29 1.98 2, 214, 277 1,214 2, 213, 063 1,718,90S 1,659 1,717,249 5.39 .01 5.38 304,840 304,840 .96 39.25 7.60 31.65 210, 587 142,122 68,465 .68 .46 .22 23,172 .07 11,350, 056 1, 849,438 9, 500, 618 36.84 6.00 30.84 654.870 5,152 649, 718 2.13 .02 2.11 842, 621 2.73 842, 621 2.73 14, 808, 239 2,372,197 12,436,042 48.30 7.74 40.56 907,085 672, 214 234.871 2.96 2.19 .77 2,431, 685 7.93 2,431, 685 7.93 57,000 24,134 32,866 .15 .07 .08 7,046 .02 7,046 .02 23,172 .08 11.41 .01 2.04 6.67 0) 6.67 .96 .07 i Less t h a n one-half of 1 cent. OJ REVENUE RECEIPTS—Continued s number Table III—Continued FINES, FORFEITS, ESCHEATS AND SUBVENTIONS AND GRANTS, DONATIONS, AND P E N S I O N A S S E S S - HIGHWAY PRIVILEGES, R E N T S , AND I N T E R E S T EARNINGS OF G E N E R A L DEPARTMENTS EARNINGS OF PUBLIC SERVICE E N T E R P R I S E S MENTS CITY o Total 2 CHICAGO, I I I __ 4 Los 6 $13, 430,864 13, 430, 864 3.88 ___ 654, 540 69, 388 585,152 .40 .04 .36 9,852, 524 871, 762 8,980,762 6.08 .54 5.54 2,137, 541 147, 966 1, 989, 575 1.32 .09 1.23 6, 587, 594 1, 713,103 4, 874, 491 4.07 1.06 3.01 25, 208, 405 15 57 25, 208, 405 15.57 _ 1,120, 463 352, 005 768, 458 .87 .27 .60 6, 039, 034 459, 693 5, 579,341 4.70 .36 4.34 3, 722, 655 1,184, 466 2, 538,189 2.90 .92 1.98 3, 803, 691 2, 424, 494 1, 379,197 2.96 1.89 1.07 27,994, 398 26, 239 27,968,159 21.78 .02 21.76 710,058 19,777 690, 281 .78 .02 .76 487, 753 .53 487, 753 .53 2, 511,160 433, 691 2, 077, 469 2.75 .48 2.27 3,033, 406 496,082 2, 537, 324 3.33 .54 2.79 8, 717, 537 2,066 8, 715, 471 180,110 52, 370 127, 740 .27 .08 .19 2,155, 506 34, 453 2,121, 053 3.19 .05 3.14 1, 910. 968 796, 540 1,114,428 2.83 1.18 1.65 1, 300, 521 888, 288 412, 233 1.92 1.31 .61 3, 450,978 4,913 3, 446,065 283,951 17, 449 266, 502 .48 .03 .45 2, 320, 880 1,019, 592 1, 301, 288 3.92 1.72 2.20 746, 951 69, 514 677,437 1.26 .12 1.14 1,948, 513 655, 786 1, 292, 727 3.29 1.11 2.18 2, 624,820 4 43 2, 624, 820 4.43 - _ ._ _ 114, 229 7,010 107, 219 .20 .01 .19 4, 700, 801 103, 587 4, 597, 214 8.13 .18 7.95 1, 032, 470 71, 290 961,180 1.79 .12 1.67 971, 923 342, 434 629,489 1.68 .59 1.09 _. _. . __ - .. 180,018 16, 218 163,800 .38 .03 .35 2, 567,169 1, 074,092 1,493,077 5.42 2.27 3.15 839, 999 71, 754 768,245 1.77 .15 1.62 831,470 207, 269 624, 201 1.75 .44 1.31 1,473,937 3 11 1, 473, 937 3 11 257,854 16, 278 241, 576 ,56 .04 ,52 2, 746,317 4,295 2, 742,022 6.01 .01 6,00 4, 822, 489 258, 768 4, 563, 721 10. 55 .57 9.98 2,130, 259 348, 202 1, 782,057 4.66 .76 3.90 2, 562, 923 421 2, 562, 502 CLEVELAND, OHIO . _. County . All o t h e r 12 MILWAUKEE, WIS .__ BUFFALO, N.Y ... County All o t h e r 15 17 . . . . -. MINNEAPOLIS, M I N N . . County Allother ... . _ County All o t h e r 13 ._ .. . . ... ... . ___ CINCINNATI, OHIO County ... Per capita $2.56 1.44 1.12 . . __ . .. Total $8, 860, 745 4, 974, 971 3, 885, 774 ANGELES, CALIF. PITTSBURGH, P A . . . P e r capita $4.46 .12 4.34 Ml o t h e r 10 Total $15, 416, 346 407, 272 15, 009, 074 ._ County. All o t h e r P e r capita $4.13 1.68 2.45 County... All o t h e r 5 Total $14, 273, 687 5, 800, 355 8, 473, 332 _ __ . Per capita $0.39 .10 .29 - __. . DETROIT, MICH Total $1, 335,881 355, 962 979, 919 . . County All o t h e r Per capita ... .. $3.88 9. 56 0) 9.56 5.10 .01 5.09 fl-' 2, 744, 053 4 75 2, 744, 053 4 75 5.60 0) 5.60 18 NEWARK, N.J County Another 19 KANSAS CITY, M O . . . County All other 20 . SEATTLE, W A S H ._. County All o t h e r 21 _- INDIANAPOLIS, I N D _._ County All o t h e r 22 . ___ . ROCHESTER, N.Y -_ JERSEY CITY, N.J ... - County Allother 24 HOUSTON, TEX_ County Allother 25 _ ._. LOUISVILLE, K Y C o u n t y '. Allother 26 PORTLAND, OREG .25 .14 .11 3,267,994 321,138 2, 946,856 1,764,703 197, 907 1, 566, 796 3.96 .44 3.52 1, 677, 259 998, 577 678, 682 76 94 52 2, 795, 758 2, 795, 758 6.27 89, 385 1,829 87, 556 .22 1,039,054 93,852 945, 202 1,091,087 50, 062 1,041, 025 2.70 .12 2.58 981,157 545, 664 435, 493 43 35 08 2, 383, 591 5.90 2,383, 591 5.90 2, 236,970 104,029 2,132,941 397,145 60, 733 336, 412 1.07 .16 .91 816,044 361, 358 454, 686 20 97 23 13,337,991 41 13, 337,950 35.88 669, 215 43,920 625, 295 184,039 43, 897 140,142 .50 .12 .38 604, 298 175,381 428,917 63 47 16 60,579 742, 614 103,641 638, 973 2.24 .31 1.93 766, 428 267, 295 499,133 0) 236, Oil 87,021 148,990 .22 .63 .23 .40 32, 277 .09 32, 277 .09 21,956 1, 002 20,954 .07 _ County All o t h e r 23 _ ... . _> County A l l o t h e r . __ . 6.27 109,835 60, 220 49, 615 0) 35.88 .16 60, 579 .16 31 81 50 1,624, 035 4.89 .07 2,840,185 155,876 2, 684,309 1, 624,035 4.89 64, 541 59, 305 5,236 ,20 .19 .01 2,101,164 184,352 1,916,812 1, 244, 351 121,194 1,123,157 3.90 .38 3.52 538,933 409, 697 129, 236 69 ?8 41 1, 776,329 5.57 1, 776,329 5.57 118,974 12, 082 106,892 .38 .04 .34 1, 046, 619 1.95 .29 1.66 448, 648 76, 386 372, 262 45 95 20 1,682, 373 5.43 1, 046, 619 603, 742 89, 454 514, 288 1, 682, 373 5.43 41, 904 .14 652, 650 1.42 652, 650 1.42 30 1? 18 5.51 .14 707, 458 35, 660 671, 798 1, 698, 608 41, 904 437, 553 338 437, 215 1, 698, 608 5.51 148, 799 25, 527 123, 272 .49 .08 .41 473, 533 104,974 368, 559 808, 291 84, 687 723, 604 2.64 .28 2.36 648, 849 308, 478 340, 371 12 01 11 2, 327, 635 7.59 2, 327, 635 7.59 0) ) 0) I Less than one-half of 1 cent, ^J GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR OPERATION Table IV. AND M A I N T E N A N C E DEPARTMENTS PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY ALL GENERAL DEPARTMENTS GENERAL GOVERNMENT CONSERVATION OF HEALTH Police department Per capita Fire department Per capita Total Per capita Total $149,115,362 13,399,855 135, 715, 507 $43.12 3.87 39.25 $15,364, 619 4,081,358 11, 283, 261 DETROIT, M I C H . County All other 96, 738,160 12,195, 399 84, 542, 761 59.74 7.53 52.21 6,383,067 3, 438,176 2,944, 891 3.94 2.12 1.82 10, 893,754 301,679 10, 592,075 6.73 .19 6.54 5, 236,931 3.23 5, 236,931 3.23 Los ANGELES, CALIF.. County All other 79,866, 254 23,382,171 56,484,083 62.14 18.19 43.95 8, 596, 443 5, 586,930 3,009,513 6.69 4.35 2.34 6, 214,150 151,465 6,062,685 4.83 .12 4.71 5, 739,405 549,103 5,190,302 CLEVELAND, O H I O . County All other 44,304,430 5,441,040 38,863,390 48.58 5.97 42.61 3,895, 583 2,030, 765 1,864,818 4.27 2.23 2.04 4,130,339 65,858 4,064,481 4.53 .07 4.46 2,820, 622 PITTSBURGH, P A . County All other 39,992,332 9, 267, 662 30,724,670 59.16 13.71 45.45 5,040, 220 3,459, 998 1,580, 222 7.46 5.12 2.34 3,697,079 72,651 3, 624,428 5.47 .11 5.36 MILWAUKEE, W I S . County All other 32, 708, 532 7, 539,169 25,169, 363 55.19 12.72 42.47 2,574,396 1, 286, 510 1, 287,886 4.34 2.17 2.17 2, 654,030 2, 654,030 BUFFALO, N.Y.. County All other 37, 722,413 5,149,585 32,572,828 65.27 8.91 56.36 2,782,966 1,066,825 1,716,141 4.82 1.85 2.97 MINNEAPOLIS, M I N N . County Allother __ 21,305,509 2, 516,106 18,789,403 44.95 5.31 39.64 1,536,452 808,626 727,826 CINCINNATI, OHIO. County All other 23,954, 918 3,957,932 19,996,986 52.38 8.66 43.72 2,544,567 1,553,746 990,821 CHICAGO, I I I . County... All other.. OF GENERAL Per capita Total $2,581,977 686,620 1,895,357 $0.75 .20 .55 $4,100,177 98,675 4,001, 502 $1.19 .03 1.16 "9," 660," 186 1,162, 557 407,753 754,804 .72 .25 .47 5, 304,964 1,549,473 3, 755,491 3.28 .96 2.32 5,680,364 66, 605 5,613, 759 4.47 .43 4.04 1, 795, 717 942,346 853,371 1.40 .73 .67 2,051, 577 1, 231,042 820, 535 1.60 .96 .64 2, 741,949 270, 507 2,471,442 3.09 380,086 151, 238 228,848 .42 .17 .25 1, 704, 539 800,981 903, 558 1.87 .88 .99 2, 503,409 602 2, 502, 807 2,516, 649 3.72 971,790 131.177 840,613 1.44 .19 1.25 2,460, 555 ~3.~72" 873,696 226, 335 647,361 1.29 .33 2, 516, 649 4.48 1,954, 648 3.30 3, 386, 732 ~3.~30" 833.178 358, 745 474,433 1.41 .61 1,954,648 487, 246 91, 602 395, 644 3,074,427 6,821 3,067,606 5.32 .01 5.31 2, 570,047 4.45 "4.~45~ 1,043, 782 133,304 910, 478 1.81 .23 1.58 2,589,039 2,570,047 523, 562 160,962 362,600 3.24 1.71 1.53 1,327, 219 21,630 1,305,589 2.80 .05 2.75 1,336, 724 2.82 1,336,724 ~2.~82~ 344, 580 160, 690 183,890 1,057, 405 727,695 329,710 2.23 1.54 .69 860,921 1,574 859,347 5.56 3.40 2.16 1,398,714 159 1,398, 555 0) 247,138 90,979 156,159 818, 200 545,679 272,521 1.79 1.19 .60 997, 621 71,093 926, 528 $4.44 $18,766,404 1.18 234,421 3.26 18, 531,983 Total $5.43 .07 5.36 $7,541,020 $2.18 7, 541,020 ~2"l8 Per capita Total Total Per capita All other S A N I T A T I O N , OR P R O M O T I O N OF CLEANLINESS 3.06 3.06 2,820,622 1,325,959 2.90 'I,"325,"959' ~2~90~ Total $9, 660,186 2,460, 555 3, 386, 732 2, 589,039 18 1 N E W A R K . N . J 1 19 County All other KANSAS CITY, M O County All other__ 20 SEATTLE, W A S H County All o t h e r 21 _ _._ ... INDIANAPOLIS, I N D County.. All other 22 ROCHESTER, N.Y County.._ All o t h e r 23 JERSEY CITY, N.J County Allother— 24 HOUSTON, T E X County All other 25 _ LOUISVILLE, K Y County All o t h e r 26 PORTLAND, O R E G County All o t h e r i Less than one-half of 1 cent. 472,326 128,123 344, 203 1.06 .29 .77 , 331, 292 617,868 713,424 2.99 1.39 1.60 2,438,176 5.47 "2,_438,"l76 ~5~47 248,972 111, 606 137,366 .62 .28 .34 271,754 35,796 235,958 .67 .09 .58 690,081 1.71 690,081 1.71 346,759 182,191 164,568 .93 .49 .44 587,684 62,963 524,721 1.58 .17 1.41 1,122,383 1,975 1,120,408 3.02 .01 3.01 222,979 32,127 190,852 .60 .09 .51 503,604 172,807 330,797 1.36 .47 .89 764,630 2.07 764,630 ~2."07 3.92 560, 779 338,607 222,172 1.69 1.02 .67 769,398 357, 630 411,768 2.32 1.08 1.24 1,662,465 18,127 1,644,338 5.01 .05 4.96 5.71 .02 5.69 250,867 57,201 193, 666 .79 .18 .61 832, 026 436,436 395, 590 2.61 1.37 1.24 1, 219,166 15,006 1, 204,160 3.82 .05 3.77 742,466 2.40 232,137 18,936 213, 201 .75 .06 .69 2.10 ~2.~40" .49 .01 | .48 651,402 742,466 152,574 3,341 149,233 651,402 ~2.~ 16 640, 637 2.08 139,323 45,136 94,187 .45 .15 .30 625, 747 266,187 359, 560 2.03 .86 1.17 704,679 2.29 .02 189,286 20,879 168,407 .62 .07 .55 209, 555 43, 651 165,904 .68 .14 .54 31,752,924 5,388,873 26,364,051 71.24 12.09 59.15 2,811,122 1,183,612 1,627,510 6.31 2.66 3.65 3, 693, 411 110, 591 3, 582,820 8.29 .25 8.04 17,062,887 3,172,174 13,890,713 42.23 7.85 34.38 2,362,846 1,374,192 988,654 5.85 3.40 2.45 1, 594,154 38,881 1, 555,273 3.95 .10 3.85 18,876,083 3,803,246 15,072,837 50.78 10.23 40.55 2,120,446 1,054,685 1,065,761 5.70 2.84 2.86 1,586,475 1,799,662 4.84 1, 586,475 1,799, 662 ~4.~ 84 14,749,473 1,830,773 12,918,700 39.88 4.95 34.93 1,019,669 718,229 301,440 2.76 1.94 .82 1,366, 078 91,374 1,274,704 3.69 .25 3.44 1, 775, 231 4.80 1,775, 231 4.80 24,639,559 3,116,429 21, 523,130 74.22 9.39 64.83 1,853,083 791,212 1,061,871 5.58 2.38 3.20 1, 266,959 72,431 1,194, 528 1,300, 465 3.92 .22 3.60 1,300,465 23,054,328 4,796,771 18, 257,557 72.27 15.04 57.23 2,522,264 1,451,650 1,070,614 7.91 4.55 3.36 3,819, 305 155,046 3, 664,259 11.48 1,822,371 7,730 1,814, 641 9,116, 729 1,161,656 7,955,073 29.41 3.75 25.66 821,926 421,235 400,691 2.65 1.36 1.29 691, 700 5,199 686,501 2.23 .02 2.21 11,367,959 1,759,985 9,607,974 36.90 5.71 31.19 794,459 346,062 448,397 2.58 1.12 1.46 1,118,162 158,581 959, 581 3.63 .51 3.12 640,637 13,803,054 3,282,984 10,520,070 45.02 10.71 34.31 1,251,506 799,673 451,833 4.08 2.61 1.47 1,098,685 3.58 1, 345, 223 1,098, 685 11.97 .49 2,401,194 5.39 2,401,194 5.39 871, 795 2.16 871, 795 2.16 "~3._58" 1~345~223" ~2.~08" 4.39 ~4.~39~ 4,887 699,792 525,976 2.27 1.72 ~525,~976~ T72 U m a H o o o tel ft 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E HIGHWAYS T a b l e IV.—Continued. General expenses Total CHICAGO, I I I County All other Per capita R e p a i r for compensation Total Per capita CHARITIES, HOSPITALS, AND CORRECTIONS Total Per capita RECREATION Schools Total $3.45 .10 3.35 $187, 737 $0.05 187, 737 "~~.~05~ $7, 209,264 5,994,625 1, 214, 639 $2.08 $51, 658, 350 1.73 27,048 .35 51, 631,302 8, 025,068 1,053, 579 6,971, 489 4.96 .65 4.31 460,818 37,851 422,967 .02 .26 20,005,845 3,862,600 16,143,245 12.35 2.39 __ Los ANGELES, CALIF County All other 6, 798,179 2,085,337 4, 712,842 5.29 1.62 3.67 .17 8,843,752 7,604,239 1, 239,513 5.92 216,915 CLEVELAND, OHIO_,_ County All other 4, 095, 758 711,132 3, 384, 626 4.49 .78 3.71 379,443 2,140 377,303 0) 3,432,210 1,028,907 2,403,303 PITTSBURGH, P A County All other 4,823,469 2, 299, 780 2, 523,689 7.14 3.40 3.74 39,652 466 39,186 0) MILWAUKEE, W I S . . _ County All other 2, 903,856 332, 574 2, 571, 282 4.90 .56 4.34 36,969 2,351 34,618 0) BUFFALO, N.Y County Allother 3, 053,311 855, 274 2,198,037 5.28 1.48 3.80 24,848 .04 __. 24,848 "."6i" MINNEAPOLIS, M I N N . County.. ... All other 2,165, 271 265, 657 1,899,614 4.57 .56 4.01 27,015 .06 27,015 ~~~0Q CINCINNATI, OHIO County _._. All other 2, 089, 369 259, 508 1,829,861 4.57 .57 4.00 .42 .42 .06 .06 .06 .06 157,189 .34 157,189' "."34" DEPARTMENTS'—Continued EDUCATION $11, 937, 401 347,337 11,590,064 DETROIT, MICH County All other. OF G E N E R A L MISCELLANEOUS Libraries Per capita Total Per capita Total Per capita Total $14. 94 .01 14.93 $1,417,103 25,471, 730 33,149 25,438,581 15.73 .02 15.71 1, 256, 272 81,109 1,175,163 .78 .05 .73 3, 068,446 78,209 2,990, 237 1.89 .05 1.84 3, 788,344 1,285,216 2, 503,128 29,991, 622 3, 367, 230 26, 624, 392 23.33 2.62 20.71 1, 278, 317 169, 934 1,108, 383 .13 .86 2, 397,077 451,901 1,945,176 1.86 .35 1.51 3, 201,151 972,137 2, 229,014 3.76 1.13 2.63 15,895,177 17.43 1, 606, 351 1.76 15,895,151 17.43 1,606, 351 ~I.~76" 866,191 8,742 857,449 .95 .01 .94 2, 594, 722 640,649 1, 954, 073 3, 485,775 2, 225,335 1,260,440 5.16 3.29 1.87 12,340,897 6,687 12,334, 210 18.26 .01 18. 25 599, 080 17,100 581,980 1,424,477 417, 200 1, 007, 277 2.11 .62 1.49 1, 718, 993 410,933 1,308,060 4, 795,436 4, 518,659 276,777 8.09 7.63 .46 9,418, 226 8,131 9,410, 095 15.89 .01 15.88 381,814 1,842, 583 269, 720 1, 572, 863 3.11 .46 2.65 1,439,418 670,877 768, 541 5,457,472 2,337,939 3,119,533 9.44 4.05 5.39 11,400,027 19.73 1, 588, 473 109,873 1,478, 600 2.77 .19 2.58 3,154,848 478, 587 2,676, 261 1,179,956 271,105 908,851 1,683, 778 223,210 1,460,568 2, 838,775 753,066 2, 085,709 6.21 1.65 4.56 0) 11, 400, 027 1,417,103 $0.41 ------- 459,611 459,611 8, 244,172 8, 244,172 $2.38 $10, 446,952 1,929,771 8, 517,181 8, 391, 587 8,987 8, 382, 600 17.70 .02 17.68 471, 490 26, 747 444,743 .99 .06 .93 923, 111 185 922,926 1.95 9,422,126 21, 485 9,400,641 20.60 .05 20. 55 358,966 358,966 .78 .78 390, 556 5,888 384, 668 .85 .01 .84 0) 1.95 1, 365, 738 297,363 1, 068,375 NEWARK, N J 336,822 361, 236 975, 586 3.00 .81 2.19 251,828 I 17,536 234, 292 694,626 517, 404 177, 222 4.19 1.28 2.91 120,597 SEATTLE, W A S H . . . 238,133 903, 649 334,484 6.02 2.43 3.59 INDIANAPOLIS, IND 059,983 161,377 898, 606 2.87 .44 2.43 742, 710 103, 387 639,323 5.25 .31 4.94 171, 242 516,976 654, 266 3.67 1.62 2.05 006, 767 301, 529 705, 238 3.25 .97 2.28 "~6,~<J33" 183, 585 549, 617 633,968 3.84 1.78 2.06 21,508 797, 960 125, 623 672, 337 5.86 3.67 2.19 County All other KANSAS CITY, M O . County All other County All other County All other ROCHESTER, N.Y.. County All other JERSEY CITY, NJ. County All other HOUSTON, T E X County All other LOUISVILLE, K Y _ _ . County All other PORTLAND, OREG„. County All other 1 Less than one-half of 1 cent. 614,115 25, 617 588,498 1.52 .06 1.46 424,885 140,124 284, 761 1.05 .35 .73 360,923 .97 565,908 1.52 360,923 .97 565,908 1.52 768, 453 317, 996 450,457 2.07 .86 1.21 321,046 .87 563, 078 1.52 321,046 .87 563,078 1.52 487, 593 83,198 404, 395 1.32 .22 1.10 23.04 .08 22.96 285, 018 9,512 275, 506 .86 .03 .83 1, 214, 476 122,246 1,092, 230 3.66 .37 3.29 1,953, 726 379,046 1,574,680 5.88 1.14 4.74 5, 999,643 2,022 5,997, 621 18.81 .01 18.80 247, 579 .78 247, 579 .78 678,699 242,183 436, 516 2.13 .76 1.37 1,117,478 402,115 715,363 3.50 1.26 2.24 2.15 1.07 1.08 3, 645, 617 1,110 3, 644, 507 11.76 .35 .07 .28 252,144 1,508 250,636 .81 0) 11.76 107,122 20,317 86,805 140,922 56, 708 84, 214 .45 .18 .27 3.72 1.01 2.71 3,987,686 991 3, 986, 695 163,086 10,812 152, 274 .53 .04 .49 472,322 1.53 472,322 1.53 369,461 66,335 303,126 1.20 .22 12.94 2.90 1.82 1.08 4,829,942 8,051 4, 821,891 15.75 .03 15.72 514,814 514,814 1.68 1.68 517,059 2,577 514, 482 1.69 .01 1.68 519, 285 209,067 310, 218 1.69 .68 1.01 21.07 .70 20.37 442, 762 1,636 441,126 4.66 2.26 2.40 5, 991,372 14,041 5,977,331 14.83 .03 14.80 295, 876 .73 295,876 65,517 8,523 56,994 3.31 2.81 .50 6,083,825 227,757 5,856,068 16.37 .61 15.76 3,739 "3,739 I 2.94 1.50 1.44 5,574,174 18,211 5,555,963 15.07 .05 15.02 6,948 13.17 2.70 10.47 7,650,089 27,445 7,622, 644 10.58 4.73 5.85 21,508 115, 536 "115," 5361 2.77 .61 2.16 1.96 1.01 .95 9,391,786 313,452 9,078,334 6,033 1, 232,412 272,075 960.337 875,078 450,656 424,422 11.39 4.33 7.06 0) 12.94 0) .99 0) .99 .81 .70 .98 GOVERNMENTAL-COST Table V PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY Total CHICAGO, I I I County All other DETROIT, MICH County All other Los ANGELES, CALIF.. County All other CLEVELAND, OHIO P A Y M E N T S FOR O U T L A Y S O F G E N E R A L General government Police department F i r e department $74,675 21,135 53, 540 $160,335 37,959,979 8,630, 641 29,329,338 407,602 103, 489 304,113 177, 554 $510, 585 177, 554 "510," 585" 321,823 287,105 34, 718 _ ~~66, 616' 160,335 129, 296 15,349 113,947 353,063 1,016,398 86,981 997,541 266,082 18,857 191,789 185, 381 6,408 138,106 6,232 ... 3,249 138,106 3,249 PITTSBURGH, P A 21, 573,557 9,635,072 11,938,485 1, 299, 500 1,197,049 102,451 171,838 105 171, 733 35,133 MILWAUKEE, W I S 13, 215, 767 3,391,012 9, 824,755 1,864,358 1,862,482 1,876 19,472 19,472 13,913,022 2,182,362 11,730,660 4,159, 233 236,641 3,922,592 4, 620, 946 322,744 4, 298, 202 County All other BUFFALO, N.Y County All other MINNEAPOLIS, M I N N . . County All other CINCINNATI, OHIO County All other NEWARK, N J County All other 460, 255 460, 255 224,657 169, 292 55,365 County All other 56,346 Sanitat i o n , or promotion of cleanliness EDUCATION Highways $5,867 |$8,427,360 $37,983, 531 5,332,173 5,867 8,~427,~366' 32, 651, 358 56,346 19, 625,107 5,693,824 13,931, 283 County All other All other $66,616 $75,668,861 5,368,309 70,300, 552 46, 333, 732 7,726, 396 38,607,336 Conserv a t i o n of health 11, 522 to to DEPARTMENTS Charities, hospitals, a n d corrections Recreation Schools $157, 725 $12, 211,196 15,001 142, 724 12, 211,196 Miscellaneous Libraries $692,919 $15,852,396 $36,241 ~692,~9l9" 15,852,396 ""36," 241 7,476, 769 409,120 409,120 1,327, 788 1,362,032 155, 647 1,172,141 1, 362, 032 O 7,476, 769 378,885 83,364 295,521 2,092,663 417,152 1,675,511 249,954 23,839 226,115 Ul Ul H O CO 5,133, 695 373,120 4, 760,575 17,604,578 6,029, 958 11,574, 620 3,033,655 1,968,427 1,065,228 7,024,964 807,951 6, 217,013 29, 245,859 3, 675,703 25, 570,156 1,335,462 1,143,641 191,821 3,993,576 2,389 3,991,187 8, 284,822 4, 771, 023 3, 513, 799 1,330,484 380,896 949, 588 3, 275,059 1—1 > H > H 2, 771,338 11, 522 3, 245,175 371, 781 2,873,394 3, 275,059 333,614 2,771, 338 832 17 28,672 4,432 24,240 12, 706 969,124 16,104, 791 8, 312, 070 7, 792,721 100,064 9,156 90,908 2, 293, 256 2, 293, 256 319,154 6,412 312,742 230,416 104,533 125,883 8,903 1,315 7,588 353,642 2,678 1, 766,471 94,410 1,434,467 386,746 1,047, 721 29, 046 29,046 2,678 142,925 104, 587 38,338 94,410 353,642 5, 086,940 777,992 4,308,948 1,766,471 284,188 2,137,170 230,159 1,907,011 85, 707 144,813 176 1, 211, 279 H 3.429, 773 149,409 372,444 33,550 338,894 21,982 176 483, 397 118,959 364,438 149,409 144,813 3,842,820 1,790,479 2,052, 341 3,429, 773 85,707 11, 989 2,733 9,256 ~~2l~982 Ui 44,528 5,698 38,830 19, 390 34 19,356 68,638 11, 370 2,920 8,450 372, 617 4,651 367, 966 52, 709 336, 815 595, 632 1,675,662 306,194 1, 369,468 1.430, 024 2,931 6,049 1,430,024 52, 709 336,815 8, 741, 623 2,070,810 6, 670, 813 38, 729 14,677 24, 052 20,413 97,163 5,122 3, 266, 255 948, 255 2, 318,000 413,727 19, 568 394,159 271,178 "5,"l22 1,104,321 162,963 941,358 138,558 138,558 97,163 533, 244 530,859 2,385 2, 592,489 20,413 2, 592,489 10,925, 992 2,127, 631 8, 798,361 147, 025 39,809 107,216 90,287 158,164 " 158," 164" 701,531 698,818 2,713 894,292 ~90,"287" "894," 292" 4, 948,832 565,995 4,382,837 218, 289 204,616 13, 673 2, 992, 767 208,865 2, 783,902 "35," 133" 68,638 12, 706 1,211,279 595, 632 176, 963 ~ 1767963' o o M 1—1 4,581 316 4,265 271,178 260,424 255,930 4,494 532,800 409, 528 123, 272 "65,"042 65,042 19 All o t h e r 20 SEATTLE, W A S H C o u n t y ._ All other 21 __ INDIANAPOLIS, I N D County All o t h e r 22 ROCHESTER, N.Y . County All other 23 JERSEY CITY, N.J County.. All o t h e r 24 HOUSTON, T E X County All o t h e r 25 . _ . __ PORTLAND, OREG County.-. All o t h e r 38,213 102,834 858 3,999 741,835 13,650 38,213 102, 834 858 3,999 741,835 367,130 318,872 48,258 39,617 88, 921 88,921 40,841 2,640 38,201 644,612 39,617 3,428 306 3,122 3,109,326 410,862 2,698,464 11, 387 9, 643 1, 744 38,512 367 38,145 42,653 17,739 17,134 605 278,494 42, 653 283,011 106,814 176,197 8,709,709 i 2,286,687 1 6,423,022 40,429 15,706 24,723 49,630 1,372 48,258 23,233 17, 774 391, 252 23,233 17,774 111,367 104,361 7,006 5, 798, 907 978,942 4, 819, 965 3,607 1,981 1, 626 17,232 34,640 21,291 17,232 34, 640 1,061,148 56,008 1, 005,140 4, 364, 740 1,863,511 2, 501, 229 15,913 1, 280 23, 509 309,398 711,375 L5,913 1,280 23, 509 309, 398 22,929 7, 380 15, 549 17, 585 24, 261 38, 229 24,261 38, 229 9,142,364 2, 286,185 i 6,856,179 4, 568,158 74,608 4, 493, 550 LOUISVILLE, KY__ County All o t h e r 26 13,650 1 4,127,351 1 798,318 ] 3,329,033 KANSAS CITY, M O .. . . 4, 770,934 1,361, 257 3,409, 677 35,019 21, 792 13, 227 17, 585 5,693 3,823 1,870 644, 612 278,494 391,252 21,291 ! 55,334 3,185 52,149 992,302 18,853 18,853 308,306 4,704 303,602 16 992,302 5, 546, 974 1, 239,417 4, 307, 557 726,179 724,882 1,297 1,316,798 68 1, 316, 730 84,658 282, 757 449 84, 658 282,757 449 1, 329,064 264,366 1,064,698 281,168 12,407 268,761 694, 645 131 694,514 61,675 69, 294 1,684 61, 675 69, 294 1,684 3, 938, 097 1, 090, 313 1,058, 793 1,090, 096 2, 879, 304 217 2,043,028 171,271 10,114 2, 043, 028 171, 271 823, 201 16,359 806,842 2, 203, 262 391,853 1,811,409 1,265, 343 35,889 1, 265, 343 35,889 1,851,151 1 790,429 1, 060,722 821,475 363,138 458,337 711,375 2, 960, 627 1, 851, 296 1,109,331 29, 250 12, 031 17, 219 68,016 718 67, 298 1,929,042 15,797 1,913,245 | 1, 218,385 22,010 1,196,375 28, 703 28,703 5,632 2,693 2,939 329,573 3,113,578 1, 267,068 1,846,510 51,349 51,349 329,573 1,195 16 10,114 335, 020 165,962 169,058 1,195 312,193 184 312,009 1, 210,244 19, 216 54, 038 1, 210,244 19, 216 54, 038 1,123, 098 29,970 1,123,098 29,970 14, 532 14,532 fcO 00 24 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES GROSS DEBT Table VI Total CHICAGO, ILL_. County, __ All other.. $724,915,354 52,388,437 672,526,917 Per capita Total $209. 63 $425,845,357 15.15 28,607,131 194. 48 397,238,226 DETROIT, M I C H . County All other 433,048,041 13,865,489 419,182, 552 267.43 8.56 258.87 314,996,071 4,467,155 310, 528,916 Los ANGELES, CALIF. County All other 253,184, 720 25, 745,489 227, 439, 231 196. 98 20.03 176.95 229,819,993 21, 530,436 208,289,557 CLEVELAND, OHIO. County All other 187,188, 848 30, 080, 563 157,128, 285 205. 27 32. 96 172. 31 143,665,151 14,343,925 129, 321, 226 PITTSBURGH, P A . . County All other 168,979,072 71,610, 247 97, 368, 825 249.97 105. 93 144. 04 143,674, 565 60,511,197 83,163,368 MILWAUKEE, W I S . . County All other 78,012, 395 26, 227,486 51, 784, 909 131. 64 44.26 87.38 70, 639,126 24,018,939 46, 620,187 126,176,328 23, 752,446 102,423, 882 218.34 41.10 177.24 104, 543,141 19,427,397 85,115, 744 70, 617, 647 4,844,995 65,772,652 148.98 10.22 138. 76 51, 579,807 3,309,920 48, 269,887 CINCINNATI, OHIO.. County All other 132, 709, 714 12,967,847 119, 741, 867 290. 20 28.36 261.84 81,181, 215 5,377,509 75,803,706 NEWARK, N.J.. County All o t h e r . . . 142,197,890 25,815,027 116, 382,863 319. 04 57.92 261.12 109,780, 259 21, 552, 360 88, 227,899 65,812,555 9,877, 650 55,934,905 162. 90 24.45 138.45 50, 935,992 7, 543,983 43,392,009 100,919,461 10, 607,879 90, 311, 582 271. 51 28.54 242.97 92,126, 036 9,364,167 82, 761,869 INDIANAPOLIS, I N D . County All other 36, 342, 648 6, 902, 406 29, 440, 242 98.28 18.67 79.61 34, 608, 208 6, 768, 947 27,839, 261 ROCHESTER, N . Y . County Allother 84, 859,882 6, 689, 482 78,170,400 255. 60 20.15 235.45 55,909, 216 6, 027, 050 49, 882,166 316. 07 53.89 262.18 78, 782,923 13, 567, 529 65,215, 394 BUFFALO, N . Y . County.... All other. _. MINNEAPOLIS, M I N N . . County. All other KANSAS CITY, M O . County All other SEATTLE, WASH.. County All other JERSEY CITY, N J _ County All other 100, 827,321 17,190,174 83, 637,147 HOUSTON, T E X . County All other 68,698,695 11,021,955 57, 676, 740 221. 61 35.55 186. 06 60,333,392 9, 762, 251 50, 571,141 LOUISVILLE, KY_. County Allother 36, 266, 454 319,968 35,946,486 117. 71 1.04 116. 67 29, 264,407 90,100 29,174, 307 PORTLAND, O R E G . County All other 80, 567, 778 12,921,002 67, 646, 776 262. 78 42.14 220. 64 61, 230, 816 12,440,538 48, 790, 278 Revenue receipts.—Table 2 is designed to present the revenue receipts for each of the 310 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 showTn under the heading "City, and divisions of municipal 0-nvp.rnmpnt, " W h f t n thft r,itv p . n r n o r a t i n n i s thpi cmlv er>vp/rnrnental u n i t h a v i n s r DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES 25 such power, only one line is devoted to the city, the data of all funds and accounts of the city, whether under the accounting control of the auditor or comptroller or not, being shown on that line. The data for additional governmental units 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. For 115 municipalities the city corporation was the only local governmental unit. Revenue receipts represent amounts of money or other wealth received by or placed to the credit of local governments for governmental purposes, under such conditions that they increase the assets without increasing the debt liabilities or decrease the debt liabilities without decreasing the assets. The significance of the terms employed in table 2 as designations of the several sources of revenue receipts is set forth in the paragraphs which follow. General property taxes.—The general property tax is the common designation of the direct tax upon real property and upon other property when it is 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. They include taxes upon the property of corporations levied upon the basis of the amount of corporate stock, corporate indebtedness, or of both corporate stock and indebtedness, or on any basis other than an assessed valuation applied to all property of the corporation; taxes upon savings banks and kindred corporations, which are levied in proportion to a certain specified portion of the deposits, as their excess above the value of specified investments; and taxes upon life-insurance corporations assessed upon the valuations of their policies. Special taxes also include all taxes levied upon mortgages at the time of their execution or entry of public record; inheritance taxes and taxes on incomes; taxes on investments, bonds and notes for specified periods of time, and on corporation bonds held by residents; and all specific taxes upon property, as taxes upon land at a specified amount per acre, taxes upon horses, mules, and other animals at a specified amount per head, taxes on vessels at a specified amount per registered ton, and taxes upon grain at a specified amount per bushel. Poll taxes.—Under the term "Poll taxes" are included all per capita taxes, uniform or graded, whether such taxes are levied as specific amounts against the persons subject thereto or as ad valorem taxes based upon an arbitrary valuation of polls or occupation. Business and nonbusiness license taxes.—Business taxes are taxes upon business and business activities, exacted, with or without the issue of licenses, from persons natural and corporate in proportion to the volume of their business, or by reason of the business in which they are engaged. Nonbusiness license taxes are taxes other than upon business that are exacted primarily for purposes of regulation, and are collected in connection 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, 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.—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, assessed against the benefited properties or persons. Special charges differ somewhat from special assessments. Such a charge is made where the cost of a public improvement, the payment for which is classified as an outlay, is made a charge against the benefited person or property, and the zo FINANCIAL. STATISTICS OF CITIES 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 beneficiary without any levy against others. Fines, forfeits, and escheats.—Fines are amounts of wealth exacted from individuals, firms, and corporations under the sovereign power of inflicting punishment as penalties for violation of law; forfeits are amounts accruing to governments in accordance with the terms of contracts as penalties for nonobservance of such contracts; and escheats are amounts of money or amounts received from the disposal of property the owners of which cannot be ascertained or located. Subventions and grants, donations, and pension assessments.—Subventions and grants are amounts contributed by one civil division, as a State or a county, to another to aid in the support of specified functions. Donations consist of gratuitous contributions received from private persons and corporations, the principal or income of which can be expended for municipal uses, which in most cases are designated by the donor. Pension assessments are amounts received by or for policemen's, firemen's, teachers', or other pension or retirement funds that are contributed by the city employees as dues, percentages of salaries, or so-called assessments for the 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 a 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 2 comprise all amounts received by the various divisions and funds of the government of the city from the rental of real property held principally or wholly for investment purposes. Table 2 shows the total amount of interest received on revenue account by the general treasuries of the various divisions of the government of the city and by their separate funds, except such amounts as were received as interest on taxes and special assessments, which are tabulated with the receipts from revenues of those two classes. Earnings of general departments.—General departments, as the term is used by the Bureau of the Census, include all departments of administration which have charge of municipal 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 and permits, which are tabulated as receipts from business and nonbusiness license taxes. These earnings are shown by departments in table 9. Earnings of public service enterprises.—Under the designation "public service enterprises" the Bureau of the Census includes those enterprises or branches of municipal service which are established and maintained by city governments for the purpose of providing the public, or the public and the city, with some utility or service, such as water, electricity, or gas. DESCEIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES 27 TABLE 3 Governmental-cost payments.—Under the general heading "Governmentalcost payments" of table 3 are included all costs of municipal governments, consisting of the costs of the services employed, properties constructed, purchased, or rented, public improvements constructed or otherwise acquired, materials utilized, and interest on borrowed moneys, which are incurred for protecting person, property, and health, providing social necessities and conveniences, caring for the dependent and delinquent classes, and performing other services and carrying on other activities for which those governments have authority. These costs are readily separable into three classes—expenses, or operation and maintenance, interest, and outlays. The governmental-cost payments are shown for the municipality and for each of its independent divisions in the same form as are revenue receipts, as explained in the text for table 2, page 24. Expenses, or payments for operation and maintenance.—Municipal expenses, or payments for operation and maintenance, are the costs and losses of cities from which no permanent or subsequently convertible value is received or receivable. They are costs, exclusive of those arising from the construction or acquisition of permanent properties or improvements, which are incurred by cities and their independent divisions of government on account of .services employed, property rented, and materials utilized in connection with the maintenance and operation of government, and the management of trusts. Table 3 presents these costs separately for general departments and for public service enterprises. Interest charges.—The term "municipal interest charges" is a designation of interest costs incurred by municipalities for the use of credit capital. All payments on account of such charges are shown in a single column of table 3, but in table 15 are shown the amounts paid on each class of debt. Outlays.—Municipal outlays are the costs of land and other properties and public improvements more or less permanent in character, which are owned and used by municipalities in the exercise of their municipal functions or in connection with the business undertakings conducted by them. In the column "For outlays" is shown the aggregate of all payments for the purchase and improvement of land, the erection of new buildings, the installation and extension of water-supply systems, electric-light systems, and other enterprises, the purchase of equipment for the fire department, purchases to increase the collections of libraries, museums, and art galleries, and payments on account of all other acquisitions which add to the number and value of the permanent possessions of the municipality. Payments for outlays for the general departments are shown separately in table 16, as are also those for the principal classes of public service enterprises. Comparison of revenue receipts and all governmental-cost payments.—Comparisons between revenue receipts and governmental-cost payments are of the greatest significance in municipal finance. If a city is receiving more from revenue than it is paying for operation, maintenance, interest, and outlays, it has a balance which may be applied to reducing indebtedness, while if its payments for operation, maintenance, interest, and outlays are greater than its revenue receipts, the city is increasing its indebtedness. If it is realizing from revenues enough money to pay for all operating and maintenance costs and interest, but for only a portion of its outlays, it is imposing upon the future a part of the burden of paying for its permanent propreties and public improvements. In the last three columns of table 3 are shown the results of comparisons between revenue receipts and governmental-cost payments. In the first of these columns is shown the excess of governmental-cost payments over revenue receipts for each of the cities in which such payments were in excess of revenue receipts, and in the second column is shown the excess of revenue receipts over governmental-cost payments for each of the cities in which revenue receipts were the greater. Of the 310 cities covered by this report, 193 made governmental-cost payments in excess of their revenue receipts and 117 realized enough from revenues to meet all their payments for operation, maintenance, interest, and outlays, and to have a balance available for paying debt. Comparison of revenue receipts and payments for operation, maintenance, and interest.—The last column of table 3 shows the excess of revenue receipts over payments for operation, maintenance, and interest. These payments correspond approximately to the cost of a business corporation for maintenance, operating expenses, and interest, except that no allowances have been made for depreciation. 28 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES Of t h e 310 cities, 303 received from revenues a m o u n t s in excess of their p a y m e n t s for operation, maintenance, a n d interest. Comparative summary of net revenue receipts and net governmental-cost payments of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-31.—Table V I I shows, for specified years from 1903 to 1931, t h e aggregate net revenue receipts a n d t h e aggregate n e t p a y m e n t s for operation, maintenance, 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 a n d other comparative tables are not in all cases strictly comparable. For t h e years 1911 to 1919, inclusive, and from 1924 t o 1931, inclusive, net a m o u n t s are shown a n d used as bases for c o m p u t a t i o n s , 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 VII NET REVENUE RECEIPTS N E T GOVERNMENTAL-COST F o r operation a n d maintenance Total YEAR Amount Percent of increase over 1903 Amount PAYMENTS Percent of increase over 1903 Amount Percent of increase over 1903 1931__ 1930 1928 1926 1924.. _ $2,891, 365, 312 2,859, 376, 292 2, 713,194, 785 2, 391, 607, 422 2, 038, 512, 388 558.4 551. 2 517.9 444.6 364.2 $3,181, 700, 387 3, 209,562, 111 2,951, 827,182 2, 651, 627,851 2, 304, 695, 693 518.8 524.2 474.1 415.7 348.2 $2, 072,164, 053 1,965, 560, 086 1, 798, 036, 289 1, 600, 787, 286 1, 410, 579, 257 592.1 556.5 500.5 434.7 371.1 1922 1919 1917 1915 1913 -- 1,801, 302, 485 1,103, 665, 750 968, 444,905 865, 270,995 802,565, 390 310.2 151.3 120.5 97.0 82.8 1,984, 322, 234 1,113,599,879 1, 007, 290, 346 996, 061, 502 912, 390, 262 285.9 116.6 95.9 93.7 77.4 1, 248, 986, 024 756, 746,923 633, 622,181 586, 790, 723 534, 672, 433 317.2 152.8 111.6 96.0 78.6 751, 957, 728 663, 379, 686 568, 778,828 498, 836, 996 439,126, 753 71.2 51.1 29.5 13.6 863,996, 528 761, 562, 037 691, 071, 411 561, 772, 857 514,189, 206 68.0 48.1 34.4 9.3 486, 679, 596 434, 008, 861 393, 022, 327 327, 049, 585 299, 402, 761 62.6 45.0 31.3 9.2 1911 1909 1907 1905 1903 __. Table VII—Continued N E T GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS—Continued For outlays F o r interest YEAR Amount 1931. 1930 1928 1926 1924 _._ _ 1922. 1919 1917 1915 1913 1911 1909 1907 1905 1903 _ PERCENT O F — Percent of increase over 1903 Amount Revenue Governreceipts mentalrepresentcost p a y - ed b y p a y Percent m e n t s rep- m e n t s for of inresented operation, crease b y revenue maintereceipts nance, and over 1903 interest $298,869,493 284,441, 241 249, 893,450 218,100,329 181, 437,852 594.2 560.6 480.4 406.6 321.4 $810, 666,841 959, 560, 784 903,897,443 832, 740, 236 712, 678, 584 372.1 458.8 426.3 384.9 315.0 90.9 89.1 91.9 90.2 88.5 82.0 78.7 75.5 76.1 78.1 194, 584, 268 121, 730, 540 110,909,109 103, 387, 342 88, 566, 601 351.9 182.7 157.6 140.1 105.7 540, 751,942 235,122,416 262, 759, 056 305,883, 437 289,151, 228 214.9 36.9 53.0 77.9 68.4 90.8 99.1 96.1 86.8 88.0 80.1 79.6 76.9 79.8 77.7 82,165, 730 71,857,259 59,199, 783 51,897,804 43, 054, 769 90.8 66.9 37.5 20.5 295,151,202 255, 695,917 238, 849, 301 182, 825,468 171, 731, 676 87.0 87.1 82.3 88.1 85.4 75.6 76.3 79.5 76.0 78.0 71.9 i 48.9 39.1 6.5 29 DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES DIAGRAM 3 . — N E T REVENUE RECEIPTS AND N E T GOVERNMENTAL-COST MENTS OF 146 CITIES FOR SPECIFIED YEARS: 1903-31 PAY- HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS fxyxyxyyy^^yAx^^yyyxyxxx^^^A^AX^zxxxyxxx^x/wssBsasaAm^^mm^^mfmsmmsm^ ///////(//us/teSt fx/yyyyyyyxAxxyyyyyyxyyyyyyyyyyyyyxyyyyAyyyjasaBKaaB^mm^^s^^^s^s^^m^smm 1928 1926 tS///SS//SS///SS/SS/SS/S////S/SSSSS/SS//jVSBBfB8^ v/y////////////////////////^/////////yw Y////////////A r ss/w/s/?//////////////////////ss//s//MBSBHnmmmmmmmmmm& '///sssyss///ss///////s//////////jWBwmmm?mwmmmm V////////////////////////////W As shown in the foregoing table, the net revenue receipts increased in the period 1903 to 1931 from $439,126,753 to $2,891,365,312, or 558.4 percent. During the corresponding period the percentage of increase for operation and maintenance was 592.1, for interest 594.2, and for outlays 372.1. The payments for operation and maintenance for the years shown make an unbroken series of increases. The same is true of payments for interest with one exception. The payments for outlays make an unbroken series of increases with the exception of the periods from 1911 to 1913, 1915 to 1917, 1917 to 1919, and 1930 to 1931. The total governmental-cost payments increased from $514,189,206 in 1903 to $3,181,700,387 in 1931, or 518.8 percent. This is a considerably smaller percentage of increase than that of revenue, showing a decided tendency to increase the proportion of outlay payments to be met from revenues. Net and transfer revenue receipts and governmental-cost payments.—The totals of tables 2 and 3 include both actual receipts and payments, or receipts from and payments to the public, and nominal or transfer receipts and payments, or amounts received by one department, fund, or account, as payments by another. In table VIII the total revenue receipts of table 2 and governmental-cost payments of table 3 are separated into net, or actual, and transfer receipts and payments. Table VIII R E V E N U E RECEIPTS Net Grand total Group I Group II Group III Group IV Group V 357, 780, 033 Transfer $62,182,373 42,282, 229 6,133,187 7,999, 298 3, 302,022 2,465,637 GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS Net $3,681,272,400 1,987,860, 220 427,191,428 642, 722,950 383, 309,104 240,188,698 Transfer 2,187, 447 42, 285,863 6,133,325 7,999, 298 3,302,879 2, 466,082 City number 30 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES Table VIII—Continued GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS R E V E N U E RECEIPTS CITY Net Transfer Net Transfer GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 500,000 A N D OVER $659, 746, 013 261,989,582 125,424, 763 147,452, 767 151, 509,937 $21,753,844 1,652,398 5,933,029 2,648,664 3,354,488 $688,373,161 270,952, 208 156, 742, 058 186,677,923 161,419,951 Cleveland, Ohio St. Louis, Mo Baltimore, Md Boston, Mass 71,078,133 54,485,955 45,928,861 81, 376,822 1,952,653 486,599 1,104,632 1,512,935 77, 077,118 60, 222, 254 55, 669,319 90,886, 078 Pittsburgh, Pa San Francisco, Calif. Milwaukee, Wis Buffalo, N . Y 56,034,904 54,984,399 46,419, 232 52,666,472 411,093 108,407 830,330 533,157 New York, N.Y Chicago, 111 Philadelphia, Pa Detroit, Mich _._ Los Angeles, Calif.._ 70,849,988 59, 824,103 50,664,125 58,501,934 GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 300,000 TO 500,000 Washington, D.C__ Minneapolis, Minn New Orleans, La—_ Cincinnati, Ohio.. _ Newark, N.J $45, 217,477 31,449, 688 24,430,154 38,836,155 39, 993,144 $247, 795 50,845 1,890, 785 918,177 $47,652, 570 30,154, 838 32,355, 576 38,606,072 53,667,631 Kansas City, M o . . . Seattle, Wash Indianapolis, Ind—. Rochester, N.Y 25, 562,776 39, 585,904 19,356,110 28,847,973 225,463 1,347,098 2,498 320,200 26,124,432 46, 539,915 19, 586,110 37,262,982 Jersey City, N . J — Houston, Tex Louisville, Ky Portland, Oreg 27,066,414 16,177,004 16, 257, 273 22,126, 749 448,600 125,912 128, 447 427,367 33,729,000 18, 779,029 19,255, 402 23, 477, 871 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 $16,438,597 14, 592, 689 19,168,010 20,197,430 10, 566,930 $108,040 619,896 259,679 271,002 149,507 $21,480,809 14,468,874 20,971, 745 19,647, 716 10,257,842 St. Paul, Minn Birmingham, Ala Dallas, Tex... Akron, Ohio Memphis, Tenn 15,858,275 8,509,406 11,202,661 14,135, 770 9,471,945 630,464 92,057 35,822 112,879 4,571 16, 218,841 9, 601,063 15,259,098 15,179, 433 10,780,369 Providence, R . I . San Antonio, Tex Omaha, Nebr Syracuse, N.Y Dayton, Ohio 15, 282, 360 9, 218,177 14, 282, 759 14,497, 714 9,995, 283 954,186 30,502 260,201 1,766 220,508 ! 18,995,935 11,870,989 12,452, 565 16, 857,761 10,271,496 Worcester, Mass Oklahoma City, Okla. Richmond, Va Youngstown, Ohio Grand Rapids, Mich.. 14, 222, 786 9, 588,966 10, 225, 495 8,036, 794 10,992,116 64,325 158,158 344, 369 22,639 395, 590 16,070,061 10,678,882 10,485,179 7, 250, 238 9, 853, 706 Fort Worth, Tex Hartford, Conn New Haven, C o n n — Flint, Mich Nashville, Tenn 7,001,173 13, 263,145 8, 863, 587 9, 615, 527 5, 963, 638 42, 950 53,888 42,651 42,129 32, 916 8, 356, 719 14, 677,325 10,412, 632 8, 693, 486 5,834,157 San Diego, Calif Springfield, Mass Long Beach, Calif Bridgeport, Conn Scranton, Pa 10,943,462 11,461,838 13,151, 055 8, 370, 086 6, 258, 864 | 600 379 3, 251 11,094,834 15,077, 267 15,417,490 8, 765, 047 6,921,383 Toledo, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Denver, Colo Oakland, Calif Atlanta, Ga II, 167 | $21, 753,844 1, 656,032 5,933,029 2, 648,664 3,354,488 31 DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES Table VIII—Continued GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS R E V E N U E RECEIPTS CITY Net Transfer Net Transfer GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued. 6,954,281 7, 297, 518 5,997, 741 12,627,995 9,020,137 30,624 137,243 3,M5 19, 720 185, 720 10,023, 632 7,039. 376 8, 388, 768 14,399,185 9, 758,800 30, 624 137, 243 3,545 19,720 185, 720* 7,877, 7, 510, 10. 410, 6, 877, 7, 094, 681 217 921 779 567 276, 418 272,310 28,817 108,064 351,819 7, 016. 677 7,130, 069 11, 897, 675 8, 534.047 6,934,308 276, 418 272, 310 28,817 108,064 351, 819" C h a t t a n o o g a , Tenn___ Camden, N . J Fort Wayne, I n d Erie, P a _ Elizabeth, N . J 4, 079,183 5, 898, 451 5, 340, 039 5, 383. 810 5, 489, 349 6,522 109,304 326,569 21,895 78,393 4, 624, 535 7, 897.127 5, 719, 793 7. 204, 750 10,933, 457 6, 522 109,304 326, 569 21,895 78,393 72 73 74 75 76 Spokane, Wash Wichita, Kans Fall R i v e r , M a s s __ Cambridge, Mass N e w Bedford, M a s s __ 4, 4, 6, 8, 6, 81,133 3,761 4,949 26, 404 18, 539 5, 089, 331 5,232,158 5, 253, 749 9,174,091 6,088, 404 81,133 3,761 4,949 26. 404 18, 53» 77 78 79 80 81 Miami, Fla _. Reading, P a __ Knoxville, T e n n Peoria, I1L__ __ South Bend, I n d 6,485, 5, 077, 4,199, 4,246, 4,390, 527 497 301 745 412 8, 010 3,120 125 12, 854 32,897 5, 747, 608 5,148,642 5,790,779 5, 326, 527 5, 797,394 8,010' 3,120 125 12, 854 32, 897 82 83 84 85 86 T a c o m a , W a s h __ _ __ C a n t o n , Ohio _ W i l m i n g t o n , D e l _. Gary, I n d . Somerville, M a s s . 6,971,428 5,191, 860 6, 514, 680 4, 221,833 4, 769, 861 282, 304 240, 656 30, 723 1,109 7, 503, 384 4,902, 239 6,863, 053 4, 736, 693 5, 569,822 282, 304 240, 656 30, 723 1,109 87 88 89 90 E v a n s v i l l e , Ind__ _ El Paso, Tex T a m p a , Fla.— Lynn, Mass... 4, 099, 497 3,451,933 4, 891, 043 5, 556,079 25, 029 116,336 96, 354 3, 868, 341 4, 061,919 4, 401, 863 6, 511, 259 25,029 116,336 96, 354 91 92 93 94 Utica, N . Y . . . . Duluth, Minn Waterbury, Conn Lowell, M a s s 5, 897, 6, 719, 6,394, 5, 084, 766 45,447 34,741 10,986 5, 864, 720 6, 376, 659 6,489,486 5, 519, 688 766 45,447 34, 741 10,986 57 58 59 60 61 Tulsa, Okla Des Moines, Iowa __ Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h Yonkers, N . Y Paterson, N.J_ 62 63 64 65 66 Jacksonville, F l a Norfolk, V a Albany, N . Y . . . Trenton, N J Kansas City, Kans 67 68 69 70 71 ._. _. _ 905,018 763,921 039,932 762, 535 819,947 667 622 585 560 GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000 $4, 678,308 5, 703, 502 8, 034,188 7,989, 379 4,968, 285 $16,203 54,944 3,591 61,702 19,288 657 12, 740 675 1 8,135 4,695 3, 726,956 5,074,182 2, 524, 250 5, 565,937 2, 778,029 657 12, 740 675 8,135 4,695 3,077,409 2,804, 462 4,454, 218 2,345, 748 4,439, 276 28,676 44,374 59, 111 2,710 31,499 3,434,842 3,091,463 4,464, 331 2, 877,890 3, 754,877 28,676 44, 374 59, 111 2,710 31,349 Harrisburg, Pa Sioux City, Iowa.._ Lansing, Mich Pawtucket, R.I Pasadena, Calif 3,923,623 3, 711, 531 6, 776,978 3, 538, 750 9,064,196 4,874 12,921 247,866 153,535 24,176 3, 778,498 3, 607,411 8,410,932 5,134, 734 9,111,645 4,874 12,921 247,866 153, 535 24,176 Niagara Falls, N.Y Binghamton, N.Y_ Shreveport, La Huntington, W.Va. Manchester, N . H . . 5,920,154 5, 389, 226 3,188,140 2, 597, 727 3, 210,828 6,753,310 5,177, 747 3,323,937 2, 393, 222 3,136, 797 56,320 8,405 4,625 Allentown, Pa Sacramento, Calif-Schenectady, N.Y_ Bayonne, N.J Rockford, 111 $3, 752,805 5,846, 788 6,923, 884 6,306, 656 4, 643,423 Wilkes-Barre, Pa__ Lawrence, Mass Savannah, Ga Berkeley, Calif Little Rock, A r k . . . 3,818, 633 4, 581,228 2,805, 705 5,467,053 3,053, 697 Charlotte, N.C Altoona, Pa Saginaw, Mich St. Joseph, Mo Lincoln, Nebr $16,203 54,944 3,591 61, 702 19,288 56,320 ' , 8,405 4,625 14, 905 | 14, 905 32 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES Table VIII—Continued GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS R E V E N U E RECEIPTS CITY Net Transfer Net Transfer GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued Winston-Salem, N.C East St. Louis, 111 Quincy, Mass Lakewood, Ohio Troy, N.Y 3,445,498 2.966, 738 5,447, 039 3, 674,128 3.967, 623 25, 037 487 100 20, 029 3, 838,186 2, 986, 264 5, 466, 494 3, 323, 858 4, 204,106 Springfield, 111 Roanoke, Va Portland, Maine East Orange, N.J Springfield, Ohio 3,683,989 2,381, 816 3,959, 728 4, 216,184 2,699,953 92, 730 36,774 25,166 69,978 47,473 3, 515, 755 2, 870,125 4,664,939 4, 754, 556 3, 891, 745 Cicero, 111 Mobile, Ala New Britain, Conn Racine, Wis Atlantic City, N.J 3,243,427 2,512,606 3,642, 069 3,250,310 9, 236,115 14,834 13, 280 66, 571 82,917 3, 301,798 3,631,915 4, 000, 513 4,411,953 7,986,801 Pontiac, Mich Hammond, Ind Newton, Mass Johnstown, Pa Oak Park, 111 4,258, 361 3, 566, 111 6,319,000 2,975, 949 3,393, 379 301 41, 700 32, 274 5,950 10,183 3, 522,496 3, 837,091 6, 098, 212 2, 767,462 3, 459,936 Montgomery, Ala Glendale, Calif Evanston, 111 Covington, Ky Topeka, Kans 2,018, 708 5,128,080 4,472. 269 1,923, 620 3,383, 593 Mount Vernon, N.Y Brockton, Mass Passaic, N.J Terre Haute, Ind Charleston, S.C 5, 528, 257 3,906, 287 4,934,838 2, 532,863 2,902,125 Medford, Mass Wheeling, W.Va Charleston, W.Va Augusta, Ga Davenport, Iowa 3,152, 248 2, 414, 482 2, 355, 469 2, 398, 818 2, 511, 862 1,500 10, 680 3,261 3, 289,910 2, 392, 737 2,497,116 2,192, 512 2, 672,170 Lancaster, Pa Irvington, N.J Madison, Wis San Jose, Calif Chester, Pa 2, 276, 070 2, 834, 952 4, 260, 285 2, 667,093 2, 001, 543 4,456 18, 614 116,684 7,329 6,721 2,421,958 3,485,436 4, 513, 664 3, 543, 307 2,431, 538 Hoboken, N.J Maiden, Mass Beaumont, Tex Union City, N.J Bethlehem, Pa 4, 268, 076 3, 223,460 2, 313, 338 3, 290,040 2, 532, 223 46, 571 28,996 25, 580 38, 229 4,023, 760 3, 232, 235 3, 529,023 3, 284,117 2, 209, 575 Springfield, Mo Austin, Tex Decatur, 111 East Chicago, Ind Hamtramck, Mich 1, 775,807 2, 707, 637 2, 638, 984 2, 583,347 3,453, 553 4,458 3,474 45,838 15,909 2, 698, 573 3, 331,438 2,416,892 3, 283,627 4, 652,823 Holyoke, Mass. Cedar Rapids, Iowa York Pa New RocheTle^ N.Y.l~ _.. Jackson, Mich 4,646, 501 2,341, 281 1, 823,816 5,472, 551 3,278,223 71,952 3,373 1,625 McKeesport, Pa Kalamazoo, Mich Cleveland Heights, Ohio. Greensboro, N.C Waco, Tex 2, 265,779 2,943,642 4,451,424 2, 722, 766 2, 046, 705 6,806 129,245 44, 343 9,691 40, 392 2, 295,814 3,210,877 3,831,372 2,604,448 2,465,075 Macon, Ga Dearborn, Mich___ Hamilton, Ohio Galveston, Tex 1, 834, 288 6,455, 819 3, 259, 294 2, 527,836 10,025 173,785 56,085 5,812 1,845,301 6,925, 209 2,666,165 2, 212,997 _. 160, 021 2,218 173, 553 11,956 13, 222 66, 834 74,425 1,420 5,814 2,463, 047 4,963,400 3, 619, 790 2, 303,851 3,949,314 6, 498, 764 3,976, 626 4, 555, 212 2, 310, 683 2, 632, 201 5,230, 270 2, 811,158 2, 320,487 8,001,306 2, 651,161 33 DESCRIPTION OP GENERAL TABLES Table VIII—Continued GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS R E V E N U E RECEIPTS CITY Net GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION 184 185 186 187 Durham, N.C _ H i g h l a n d P a r k , M i c h . . ___ . _ F r e s n o , Calif Port Arthur, Tex 2, 508,469 3,863,800 3,081,656 1,803,860 188 189 190 191 Asheville, N . C Kenosha, Wis _ 2,755, 612 2,718,996 2,860, 706 2,149,781 192 193 194 195 Columbia, S.C. Pittsfield, M a s s Jackson, Miss Woonsocket, R . I 1, 680,324 2, 757,672 1,817,750 2,394, 767 P u e b l o , Colo Transfer _ _ -.- .- _. _ . . _ Net O F 50,000 T O 100,000—Continued 43,140 42,629 21,233 2,088,766 3,443,320 5,304, 637 3,667,644 43,140 42, 629 1,007 21,233 83,079 2,200 51,035 2, 285,854 3,298,540 2,387,000 1,840,965 83,079 2,200 51,035 45, 565 1 2,706 9,410 97, 717 1,802, 815 2,989,112 1, 536,113 2,188, 542 45, 565 2,706 9 410 97 717 GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000 153, 057,830 I 2, 792,108 4,027,533 1,884,997 2,645,039 Everett, Mass__. Clifton, N . J Phoenix, Ariz New Castle, P a . Stockton, Calif— $6,572 9,214 $3, 660, 442 2,728,023 7,720,295 1,819,711 3,202,261 Haverhill, Mass... Brookline, Mass... Muskegon, Mich.. Stamford, Conn—. Elmira, N.Y 2,720,743 4,334,022 2,422,518 3,510,929 ! 2,758,459 | Bay City, M i c h Aurora, 111 -. Muncie, Ind Waterloo, Iowa Williamsport, Pa_. 2,428, 582 2,365,359 1, 578,645 1, 795,966 1,708,190 160,057 4,706 40,614 8,559 2,191,396 1,956,037 1,425,726 1,784,194 1, 755, 485 Chelsea, Mass Lexington, K y — Jamestown, N.Y_ Portsmouth, Va__ Lorain, Ohio 3,156,163 1,919,124 3,305,705 1,850,864 2,256,472 15,170 7,650 125,513 43,165 17,682 2,682,275 1,785,958 3,378, 722 1,653,709 2,005,822 Chicopee, Mass Joliet, 111 Amarillo, Tex Cranston, R.I Wichita Falls, Tex_. 2,670,973 1,995, 295 1,663,986 1,506,056 1, 701,797 79, 552 7,927 26,887 2,602 673 3,278,848 2,302,716 2,188,024 1, 699,027 1,847,323 Battle Creek, Mich. Perth Amboy, N.J__ Montclair, N.J._ Portsmouth, Ohio..Salem, Mass 2,553,910 2, 573,316 4, 027,356 1,854, 547 2,306,633 30, 248 76,375 14,723 3,080, 373 2,795,707 4,098,709 1,763,868 2, 295, 954 Columbus, Ga Warren, Ohio Kearny, N.J Lima, Ohio Council Bluffs, Iowa- 1,460, 240 2, 081,192 2,843,261 1,989,878 1, 681,277 8,002 4,197 27,064 21,019 3,170 1, 572, 525 1, 565, 973 3,320,304 2,062,953 1, 669,920 231 232 233 234 235 Dubuque, Iowa Lynchburg, Va St. Petersburg, Fla Ogden, Utah East Cleveland, Ohio. 1, 710,409 1, 769,852 4,825,460 1,615, 299 2, 412, 751 8,158 81,483 224, 670 123 24,136 1, 534,135 1,855,846 3, 200,991 1, 508,287 2,063,994 237 238 239 240 Oshkosh, Wis La Crosse, Wis Anderson, Ind Fitchburg, Mass Poughkeepsie, N.Y_ 1,860, 764 1, 773, 623 2,163,091 2, 364, 789 2,857, 739 72,833 7,029 42,896 1,500 8, 276 1, 775,868 1,651, 212 1,844, 702 2, 325,712 2, 668,453 241 242 243 244 245 Waltham, Mass Sheboygan, Wis Bloomfield, N.J Green Bay, Wis Butte, Mont 2, 349,876 1,987, 208 2, 493, 745 2, 273, 609 1, 437,485 1 6, 425 49,183 30,158 65,852 488 1 2, 688,195 2,191,195 2,855, 645 2,194, 518 1, 221,994 69584—34 3 Transfer 7,057 50,433 713 2,932,493 4,346,627 2,971,789 3,835,250 2, 638,995 34 FINANCIAL, STATISTICS OF CITIES Table VIII REVENUE GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS RECEIPTS Net Transfer Net Transfer GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued Quincy, 111 Meriden, Conn San Bernardino, Calif.. Santa Monica, Calif.... High Point, N.C 1,448,489 1,688,447 1,471,837 3,209,246 2,057,678 14,177 1,140 Arlington, Mass Cumberland, Md Rock Island, 111 Raleigh, N.C West New York, N J . 2, 489,450 1, 501,119 1,505,686 1,466,513 2,229,674 895 7,427 6,445 White Plains, N.Y.. Taunton, Mass Hazleton, Pa West Allis, Wis Danville, 111 4,698,330 2,402,240 1, 252,167 1,908,541 1,074,103 60,169 13,394 Norwalk, Conn Auburn, N.Y Zanesville, Ohio Elgin, 111 Watertown, Mass—. 2,160, 324 1,611,860 1,306,747 1,533,034 2,325,568 26,943 18,759 16, 230 6,812 2,444 2,997,882 1, 698,602 1,221,110 1,388,928 2,431, 551 Revere, Mass Norristown, Pa Superior, Wis Steubenville, Ohio. Orange, N.J 2,109,167 1,120,877 1,843,565 1,412,727 1 2,314,356 1,677 1,985 1,385 2, 222,986 1,467,722 1,827, 605 1,537, 044 2,274,096 Alameda, Calif Plainfield, N J Lewiston, Maine Amsterdam, N.Y New Brunswick, N.J. 2,460,829 2,472,639 1,142,707 1,885,652 1 2,102,794 20,525 2,355,060 2,641,032 1, 249,177 2,424,929 2,340, 587 Santa Barbara, Calif.. Paducah, Ky Easton, Pa Newport News, Va Norwood, Ohio 2,116,464 1,134,389 1,700,387 1,680, 760 1,415,813 52,965 17, 660 20,351 58, 495 2,335,456 1,243,049 1,553,029 1, 586, 716 1,321,118 Sioux Falls, S.Dak Waukegan, 111 Mansfield, Ohio Colorado Springs, Colo.. Joplin, Mo 1,960,493 2,303,117 1, 705, 255 2,695,008 984,632 60,982 7,646 5,462 116,467 69 1,604,097 2,011,805 1,446, 702 2,166, 734 1, 310, 030 Elkhart, Ind__ Tucson, Ariz._ Laredo, Tex... Kokomo, Ind.. Rome, N.Y__. 1, 204, 233 2,168, 334 501,307 845, 277 1, 627,190 28,350 48,802 3,400 64 1,190,022 2, 786, 092 515,963 826,477 1, 755,376 Richmond, Ind Moline, 111 Watertown, N.Y.Wilmington, N . C . Muskogee, Okla—_ 1, 776,826 1, 750, 514 2,123,309 1,196, 514 1,494, 928 50,983 5,621 32,990 522 53,384 1,633,070 1, 773,645 2,086,181 1,455,935 1, 662,819 Meridian, Miss Nashua, N.H Fort Smith, Ark.__ Port Huron, Mich.. Pensacola, Fla 1,145, 242 1,219, 225 1, 200, 243 1,683,891 1,133, 540 2,100 3,965 5,090 3,357 7,466 950,659 1,138,802 975,180 1,544,109 1, 337, 673 Baton Rouge, La... Marion, Ohio Bellingham, Wash. Newburgh, N.Y Santa Ana, Calif. _. 1,127,990 1,138,469 1,133,949 1,822, 836 1,831, 792 18, 622 1,308,725 1,179,144 1,135,663 2,032, 514 2,190, 289 Bloomington, 111.. Hagerstown, M d . Everett, Wash Newark, Ohio Alton, 111 1, 417, 750 1, 381, 394 1,415,914 1,231,511 948, 749 II, III 18,080 4,345 8,209 4l, 109 44,676 13,726 5, 331 44,694 36,927 9,455 1, 375,141 2,141, 518 1,441, 213 3,075, 279 2,626,484 2,922,916 1,846,915 1, 497,086 1,449,367 2, 511,112 6,379, 507 2,512, 697 1, 235, 241 1,942, 505 1,067, 238 1, 340, 798 1, 520,181 1,411,811 1,171,169 986,954 DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES 35 T h e a m o u n t s shown in t h e preceding table as transfer receipts a n d p a y m e n t s comprise (1) service transfers, which are a m o u n t s paid as costs of operation a n d maintenance or outlays by one d e p a r t m e n t or enterprise to another from which it receives services or t h e use of q u a r t e r s ; and (2) interest transfers, which r e p r e sent p a y m e n t s m a d e by t h e city corporation or a division of t h e city t o one of its funds on account of interest on municipal securities held by t h a t fund. Of t h e transfer receipts reported, $47,275,919 were interest transfers and $14,906,454 were service transfers. Of t h e t o t a l transfer p a y m e n t s , $47,276,926 were i n t e r e s t transfers and $14,910,521 were ser vice transfers. TABLE 4 Per capita revenue receipts and specified governmental-cost payments.—The per capita receipts and p a y m e n t s of table 4 are based on t h e absolute amounts; shown in tables 2 and 3. T h e most significant figures of t h e table are those for t h e five groups of cities arranged according to population. T h e y show t h a t t h e per capita receipts and p a y m e n t s tend to increase with the size of t h e cities from those having a population of from 30,000 to 50,000 to those with over 500,000 inhabitants, t h e increase in t h e a m o u n t s of these transactions being in greater proportion t h a n t h e increase in population. T h e population upon which t h e per capita a m o u n t s are based is t h e estimated population of t h e city a t t h e middle of t h e fiscal year of t h e city corporation as shown in t h e third column of table 1. Comparative summary of per capita net revenue receipts and specified net governmental-cost payments of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-31.—In t a b l e I X , which follows, is presented a s u m m a r y of t h e per capita net revenue receipts and per capita net governmental-cost p a y m e n t s for operation a n d m a i n t e n a n c e and interest for t h e aggregate of t h e 146 cities covered by t h e several census reports for t h e specified years from 1903 to 1931. Table IX P E R CAPITA N E T R E V E N U E RECEIPTS YEAR Total 1931. 1930. 1928. 1926. 1924. $72. 96 73. 32 72.11 66.14 58.41 ! P E R CAPITA N E T GOVERNMENTAL-COST P A Y M E N T S FOR OPERATION, MAINTENANCE, AND I N T E R E S T O t h e r t h a n Of p u b l i c of p u b l i c service service enterprises enterprises $66. 30 66. 40 65. 46 59. 55 52.42 $6.66 6.92 1 6.65 1 6.60 6.00 Total $59. 83 I 57.70 54.43 50. 30 45.62 j Operation Operation a n d main- a n d m a i n tenance of t e pn ua nb cl iec of general deservice p a r t m e n t s enterprises Interest $48.65 46. 69 44. 04 40. 51 36.89 $3.64 3.71 3.75 3.76 3.53 $7.54 7.29 6.64 6.03 5.20 1922. 1919. 1917. 19151 1913. 53.57 35.26 31.97 30. 00 28.55 48. 74 31.65 28.84 26197 25.74 4.83 3.61 3.13 3:03 2.81 42.93 28.07 24.58 23.93 22.17 34. 37 22.28 19. 53 18.95 17.67 2.77 1.90 1.39 1.39 1.35 5.79 3.89 3.66 3.58 3.15 1911. 1909. 1907. 1905. 1903. 28.07 26.42 24.67 22.79 21.14 25. 09 23.53 21.90 20.19 18.71 2.98 2.89 2.77 2.60 2.42 21.23 20.15 19. 57 17.25 16.41 16.91 16.06 15.84 13.81 13.25 1.26 1.22 1.17 1.07 1.10 3.07 2.86 2.56 2.36 2.06 36 FINANCIAL, STATISTICS OF CITIES D I A G R A M 4 . — P E R C A P I T A N E T 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 O P E R A TION AND M A I N T E N A N C E AND FOR I N T E R E S T OF 146 C I T I E S FOR S P E C I F I E D YEARS: 1903-31 DOLLARS O 10 20 30 40 50 Y//////////////M^^ \V/S////////////////////M^ YJWJWYMAKMS/SJOV^^ VMMMMMM^^ vMOYMM/y/x^^ Y//////////////////W Y^YMY///////JV/////^^ y/////////////y////^m y//////////////////m Y//S/////////////SM y///////////////jm v////x/yyy/Y//s/m§m <y////yzt/M//y/zm 1907 5 1903 y////////////m% | £ £ j £ j £ j O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E OF GENERAL D E P A R T M E N T S | O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E OF P U B L I C SERVICE E N T E R P R I S E S INTEREST Comparative summary of per capita net revenue receipts from principal sources of revenue of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-31.—Table X , which follows, shows t h e per capitas of t o t a l net revenue receipts and those of a n u m b e r of principal classes of such receipts. T h e s u m m a r y is for t h e cities covered by t h e census reports for t h e specified years from 1903 to 1931. T h e revenue receipts which are included in t h e column headed " O t h e r r e v e n u e s " are those from dep a r t m e n t a l fees, charges, sales, interest, rents, privileges, fines, penalties, a n d escheats. T h e per capita receipts from t h e general property t a x m a k e an u n b r o k e n series of increases a n d all groups of revenue receipts show a m a r k e d increase from 1903 to 1931. Table X Total YEAR 1931 1930 1928 1926 1924 T h e genereral prope r t y tax $72.96 73.32 72.11 66.14 58.41 Other taxes Special assessments Subventions a n d Earnings grants, of p u b l i c donations, service a n d pen- enterprises sion assessments Other revenues $49.60 48.34 47. 67 43. 46 38. 59 $3.75 4.57 4.18 3.90 3.33 $3.88 4.91 5.52 4.75 3.43 $4.91 4.25 3.87 3.23 3.12 $6.66 6.92 6.65 6.60 6.00 $4.16 4.33 4.23 4.20 3.96 1922 . 1919 1917 1915 1913 ._ 53.57 35.26 1 31.97 1 30.00 28.55 ! 35. 85 23.29 20.57 18. 73 17.82 2.80 2.68 2.37 2.36 2.42 2.58 1.98 2.50 2.54 2.34 3.13 1.43 1.28 1.26 1.28 4.83 3.61 3.13 3.03 2.81 4.38 2.27 2.12 2.08 1.88 1911 1909 1907 1905 1903-. 28.07 26.42 24.67 22.79 21.14 17. 37 16.14 14. 64 14. 01 12. 98 2.44 2.48 2.63 2.17 2.06 2.35 2.22 2.02 1.80 1.60 1.30 1.28 1.18 1.08 .91 2.98 2.89 2.77 2.60 2.42 1.63 1.40 1.43 1.14 1.16 -. 37 DESCEIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES 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 S P E C I F I E D Y E A R S : 1903-31 DOLLARS 15 1931 * 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 ^Z^^^Z^X^<Z^^X^^ 1930 Y/////S///////////S/S////////////S///////////JV^^ 1928 1926 1924 1922 1919 I9i7 1915 1913 vy//ys/xs///y//s////s////s///////////^^ vyxvMM>v/MM^^ V/AVaVjVjVyYAVjY/jVMWA^ *z<x*>wsw^z^^ v/Avs&///MVMvywmmmBum Y//////////////////;m$$mBRm v///////////////Sjmz&MMgam YMVAVAMVjwm®mnm= vwYj'ZMMfiVj'mimmBm »9Q9 )eeeaie(^////m^-m 1907 M&M^//At#mk^n 1905 y////////>///^^m 1903 Vsssssssssj&xmvk i ! 2 2 2 Z GENERAL PROPERTY TAX X'/'/'A OTHER TAXES SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS B888888 SUBVENTIONS. GRANTS. GIFTS. ETC. fc'v%Sl PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES j 1 OTHER REVENUES TABLE 5 Percent distribution of revenue receipts and governmental-cost payments.— T a b l e 5 shows for t h e several cities a n d for t h e five groups of cities t h e percent 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 percent wiiich t h e p a y m e n t s for each of t h e classes of governmental costs—operation a n d maintenance, interest, a n d outlays—cons t i t u t e of t h e t o t a l of such p a y m e n t s , t h e figures for operation a n d maintenance being shown under two heads, " Operation a n d maintenance of general d e p a r t m e n t s ' ' a n d " Operation a n d m a i n t e n a n c e of public service enterprises." T h e percentages are in all cases computed upon t h e basis of t h e receipts and p a y m e n t s shown in tables 2 a n d 3. Proportional distribution of revenue receipts, by divisions of the governments of cities.—An examination of table 2 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 h a v i n g a single division of government t h a n in those having 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 p e n d e n t 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. Percent relation of revenue receipts to governmental-cost payments.—Of t h e t o t a l revenue receipts of t h e 310 cities covered by this report, 70.4 percent was required for meeting p a y m e n t s for operation a n d maintenance, 11.7 percent was required for meeting interest p a y m e n t s , a n d t h e remainder, 17.9 percent, was available for outlays or other purposes. T h e last five columns of table 5 show t h e percent of governmental-cost p a y m e n t s applied on operation and maintenance of general d e p a r t m e n t s , operation a n d m a i n t e n a n c e of public service enterprises, interest, a n d outlays, and the percent of t h e t o t a l governmental costs t h a t were represented by revenue receipts. For 117 of t h e 310 cities t h e revenue receipts were greater t h a n t h e governmentalcost p a y m e n t s , while for t h e remaining 193 cities t h e revenues were not sufficient to m e e t t h e costs of t h e year for operation, maintenance, interest, and outlays. Comparative summary of the percent distribution of net revenue receipts of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-31.—Table X I , which follows, shows t h e percent distribution of t h e net revenue receipts of t h e 146 cities covered by t h e census reports for specified years from 1903 to 1931, inclusive. T h e headings of t h e columns differ somewhat from those of table 5, owing t o slight differences in t h e tables for n e t revenues in t h e earlier and later reports. T h e percentages are based upon t h e absolute a m o u n t s of net revenue receipts t a b u l a t e d in t h e reports 38 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES 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 5 by being exclusive of service a n d interest transfers. T h e figures for t h e several years are n o t 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 t o 1907 t h e percentages for t h e general property taxes t o t h e extent of less t h a n 1 percent. 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 n o t far from one-half of 1 percent. Table XI Subventions a n d Earnings T h e general Special grants, of p u b l i c p r o p e r t y O t h e r taxes assessments donations, service tax a n d pension enterprises assessments YEAR Other revenues 68.0 65.9 66.1 65.7 66.1 5.1 6.2 5.8 5.9 5.7 5.3 6.7 7.6 7.2 5.9 6.7 5.8 5.4 4.9 5.3 9.1 9.4 9.2 10.0 10.3 5.7 5 9 5 9 6 4 6 8 1922 1919 . . 1917 . 1915 1913 66.9 66.0 64.3 62.4 62.4 5.2 7.6 7.4 7.8 8.5 4.8 5.6 7.8 8.5 8.2 5.9 4.1 4.0 4.2 4.5 9.0 10.2 9.9 10.0 9.9 8.2 6 4 6 6 6.9 6.6 1911 1909 1907 1905 1903 61.9 61.0 59.4 61.5 61.4 8.7 9.7 10.6 9.6 9.8 8.4 8.4 8.2 7.9 7.6 4.6 4.9 4.8 4.7 4.3 10.6 10.9 11.2 11.4 11.5 5.8 5 3 5 8 5.0 5.5 1931 1930 1928 1926 1924 . - D I A G R A M 6 . — P E R C E N T D I S T R I B U T I O N OF N E T R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S C I T I E S FROM T H E S E V E R A L S O U R C E S O F R E V E N U E FOR S P E C I F I E D O F 146 YEARS: 1903-31 PERCENT 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 1931 t YXXXX///y/M^X///X///A/////m^/M^^i <s//s///////////s*/ss///MMM/MmmmM\ 1928 f///s/s/ss//s/*s//*s*sj(M*ss*smmi®m 1926 Ysss/ssss/ssssssss>ssss/^^ 1924 v////////////////y/zs//y//yy//x/sm& 1922 Y/xv/s/sy/s/jy/s/ss/s^^^ 191 v/////s/s///y^///sxs/s/s/////s/y/jwfflm 1917 VS//S/S///////SS/////SS, 1915 77Z^Ay///yy//J7y////^/y/^7^z 1913 y//y/////////x^//////x/yyy////mm^^^ 19 I 1 1930 T ~ YSSS/SSJMSSSS/SSSS/SS^^^ 1909 v//mwvymM//yYM/MMMwmmm w/sssjy/sssjM^^ m?/m!//z/y//yz/z*/yy*/^^ 1903 1907 1905 WJWSS/JM&J'/Z^^^ Wftfik GENERAL PROPERTY TAX ^/'/'/'X OTHER TAXES &<p><$j$ SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS SUBVENTIONS, GRANTS, GIFTS, ETC. PU3L1C SERVICE ENTERPRISES OTHER REVENUES «00 39 DESCRIPTION OP GENERAL TABLES T h e figures in table X I disclose a n u m b e r of minor variations in t h e proportion of receipts obtained from year t o year from t h e several sources of revenue. Receipts from " O t h e r t a x e s " a n d earnings of public service enterprises show slightly smaller percentages in 1931 t h a n in 1903, a n d t h e receipts from t h e general p r o p e r t y t a x show somewhat greater percentages in t h e later t h a n in t h e earlier years. Comparative summary of the percent distribution of net governmental-cost payments of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-31.—Table X I I , which follows, shows t h e percent distribution of t h e n e t governmental-cost p a y m e n t s of 146 cities for specified years from 1903 t o 1931, inclusive. T h e table discloses, for 1931 as compared with 1903, a decrease in t h e proportion of p a y m e n t s for outlays, a n d a n increase in t h a t of p a y m e n t s for operation a n d maintenance and for interest. Table X I I P E R C E N T DISTRIBUTION OF N E T GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR— PERCENT DISTRIBUTION OF NET GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS F O R — YEAR YEAR 1931 1930 1928 1926 1924 1922 1919 1917 DIAGRAM 0 Operation a n d maintenance Interest Outlays 65.1 61.2 60.9 60.4 61.2 62.9 68.0 62.9 9.4 8.9 8.5 8.2 7.9 9.8 10.9 11.0 25.5 29.9 30.6 31.4 30.9 27.3 21.1 26.1 1915 1913 1911 1909 1907 1905 1903 . Operation a n d maintenance Interest 58.9 58.6 56.3 57.0 56.9 58.2 58.4 10.4 9.7 9.5 9.4 8.5 9.2 8.3 7 . — P E R C E N T D I S T R I B U T I O N OF N E T G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T MENTS OF 146 C I T I E S FOR S P E C I F I E D Y E A R S : 1903-31 10 20 30 40 PERCENT 50 60 1931 1930 Y/////S//////S/////SS////S///SJ 1928 yyyy>/^>/yyy>y^>/yyAJ7z^ 1926 1924 //////////////////////////////%»& 1922 1919 1917 Y//////////////S///y//////////MBBBnL 1915 YS////////////S/S///S////SSSXBBawm i 1913 YS//S///SS/////S/S/////SSSS/MBBA 19 11 Y////////////S/////////////XBBB& 1909 1907 1905 1903 70 80 90 v///s////////s/s/////s////////MBwmmmMMmm Y/////////////s//sss/s/ss/ss/xugA rsss/j/rssssss/jyss/s^^^ VZffi g^^^g^cg^g^^ frc*aa*g**K0*s*s***g**gg^ mm OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE Outlays 30.7 31 7 34.2 33 6 34 6 32 6 33 3 PAY- 100 40 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES TABLE 6 Receipts from the general property tax.—The receipts of the several cities from the general property tax are shown in table 6 in three columns. The first column gives the total amount collected in each of the several cities, the second, the amount collected as part of the original levy, and the third, the amount received as penalties and interest on deferred payments. Receipts from special taxes.—In the text for table 2 will be found a discussion of the character of taxes classified as special. In table 6 receipts from special taxes are shown under two heads, "Property" and "All other." The amounts received from the different classes of special property taxes are shown in table XIII, which follows. Table XIII SPECIAL P R O P E R T Y Corporation All other Total Bank G r a n d total Group Group Group Group Group I II III IV V $13,607,845 4, 420,198 450,080 5, 642, 309 1, 772, 505 1, 322, 753 _. $2,804,199 1, 338,147 450,080 458, 454 336, 567 220,951 Street railway $120,072 ;$10,670,376 D e t r o i t , Mich__ . _. Baltimore, M d Boston, M a s s . _-_ Milwaukee, Wis GROUP I I . — C I T I E S 18 23 Newark, N.J Jersey City, N . J - - _._ HAVING A $40,640 1, 338, 147 i $1,338,147 3,041,268 143 $13,198 50,429 3,020,106 11,516 30,992 18,833 19,818 5,151, 239 1,417,105 1, 081,926 "I," 624 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 4 8 9 12 All o t h e r OVER $29, 267 $50, 429 58 $11,373 2,990,839 143 P O P U L A T I O N O F 300,000 T O 500,000 $238, 920 211,160 $238, 920 211,160 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 Worcester, Mass Hartford, Conn New Haven, Conn.. Springfield, M a s s . . _ Bridgeport, C o n n . . Paterson, N . J Trenton, N.J Camden, N.J Elizabeth, N . J 1 2 $666,878 1, 726,934 122, 763 648,183 117, 750 54,180 40,146 54,194 22, 250 F a l l R i v e r , Mass___ C a m b r i d g e , Mass___ N e w Bedford, M a s s Wilmington, Del-_- 413, 736 455, 549 596, 618 209 Somerville, Mass___ Lynn, Mass Waterbury, Conn.. Lowell, M a s s 156,178 260, 495 39, 000 267, 246 $666,878 1, 718,167 $8,767 2 122,167 $596 648,183 2 117, 750 54,180 40,146 54,194 22, 250 2,588 17, 346 411,148 438, 203 595, 799 5,135 2,948 151. 043 257, 547 2,975 264, 271 39, 000 I n c l u d e s $372,200 on s a v i n g s - b a n k deposits. T a x on stock of other corporations i n c l u d e d w i t h b a n k - s t o c k t a x 819 209 41 DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES City number Table XIII—Continued SPECIAL P R O P E R T Y Corporation CITY Total Bank Street railway All other All other 1 G R O U P I V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 50,000 T O 100,000 Bayonne, N . J Lawrence, Mass Manchester, N . H . . Quincy, M a s s $11,157 373, 229 187, 985 115, 202 Portland, Maine E a s t Orange, N . J „ . N e w Britain, Conn. Newton, Mass Brockton, Mass Passaic, N . J Medford, Mass Irvington, N . J Hoboken, N . J 76,885 17, 919 25, 624 86, 883 181, 846 41, 749 43, 260 5,564 16, 705 Maiden, Mass Union City, N . J — . Holyoke, Mass Greensboro, N . C _ _ . Pittsfield, M a s s 83, 027 24,002 346, 579 1,092 133, 797 $11,157 $1, 689 $373, 229 71, 023 113, 513 461 11, 566 86, 422 170, 280 2,479 40, 781 » 116, 962 76,885 17,919 25, 624 41, 749 5,564 16, 705 2,638 80,389 24,002 346, 579 1,092 133,797 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 $111,394 4,871 73,676 85, 297 27, 256 Everett, Mass Clifton, N . J Haverhill, Mass Brookline, M a s s Stamford, C o n n Chelsea, M a s s Chicopee, M a s s Montclair, N . J Salem, M a s s . Kearny, N . J . _. Fitchburg, Mass Waltham, Mass.'. Bloomfield, N . J Meriden, Conn Arlington, Mass 2 3 19,849 110, 203 86, 865 7,482 26, 853 37,983 7,482 2 26,853 20,943 5,017 97,877 14,254 89, 583 Revere, Mass Orange, N . J Plainfield, N . J Lewiston, M a i n e 24, 975 9,709 12, 272 12, 722 New Brunswick, N.J. Nashua, N . H Port Huron, Mich Hagerstown, M d 11, 770 47, 438 58 16,896 $107,792 1,790 3,261 71,886 82,036 90, 729 168,233 92, 056 168, 233 19, 849 106, 008 1,213 Cumberland, M d West N e w York, N . J Taunton, Mass Norwalk, Conn Watertown, Mass $3,602 $4,871 102, 260 1,213 110, 203 86,865 1,675 20, 943 5,017 96, 508 214, 254 1,967 87,616 1,079 23, 896 9,709 12, 272 12, 722 11, 770 29,844 17, 594 16,896 T a x on stock of o t h e r corporations i n c l u d e d w i t h bank-stock tax. I n c l u d e s $109,712 on savings-bank deposits. The amounts received from the different classes of special taxes shown in the column headed "All other" are presented in table XIV, which follows. 42 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES B Table XIV O T H E R SPECIAL T A X E S 3 __ j»-Q CITY Total Grand total Group Group Group Group Group I- _ II . III IV V . Inheritance Income Mortgage All o t h e r - $44,157, 973 $3,484,857 $37,909,625 $2,419,126 $344,365 __. 26, 910, 206 1, 740, 037 6, 923, 966 4,660,817 3,922,947 1, 210, 671 1, 208, 621 658,985 200, 943 205, 637 23, 723, 455 440, 816 5,860, 453 4, 259,890 3, 625, 011 1, 976,080 87, 540 204, 452 97, 053 54,001 3,060 200,076 102, 931 38,298 GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 500,000 AND OVER 1 2 4 6 9 12 13 N e w York, N . Y $14, 694, 296 Chicago, I1L_ ._ _ 142, 339 Detroit, Mich . _ 448,893 C l e v e l a n d , Ohio __ _ _ ___ 928, 544 Boston, Mass _ 5, 359, 836 3, 700, 492 Milwaukee, Wis Buffalo, N . Y 1, 635, 806 $13, 238,186 $1, 456,110 $142, 339 448,893 928, 544 139, 788 5, 359, 836 3, 560, 704 1, 564, 729 71, 077 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 Washington, D.C__ Minneapolis, Minn Cincinnati, Ohio__. Newark, N.J Rochester, N.Y Jersey City, N.J $3,060 106, 327 995, 601 127, 481 472, 840 34, 728 $50, 811 995, 601 127, 481 $55, 516 $440, 816 32,024 34,728 GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000 27 28 32 35 36 T o l e d o , Ohio C o l u m b u s , Ohio St. P a u l , M i n n . __ . . . . 39 41 42 45 51 D a y t o n , Ohio_ Syracuse, N . Y 53 60 64 67 74 Springfield, M a s s Yonkers, N . Y Albany, N . Y _ C h a t t a n o o g a , Tenn__ 75 76 79 83 86 Cambridge, Mass N e w Bedford, Mass__ 90 91 92 94 Lynn, Mass Utica, N . Y Memphis, Tenn _ Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio Nashville, T e n n $127, 585 126,510 65,343 298,201 49, 708 $127, 585 126, 510 52,694 302,177 1,062,721 33,101 55,122 52, 694 $65, 343 298, 201 $49, 708 $254, 812 1, 062, 721 47, 365 33,101 55,122 916,942 j 283,478 1 176, 786 70, 496 ! 506, 319 916, 942 240,059 157, 239 804,126 569, 690 24, 750 20, 894 394, 353 804,126 569, 690 43, 419 19, 547 24, 750 20,894 394, 353 440, 455 93, 010 440, 455 106,890 14, 898 420, 727 13,880 14,898 420, 727 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 Schenectady, N.Y_. Lawrence, Mass Niagara Falls, N.Y Binghamton, N.Y_. Manchester, N.H__ $146, 618 416,166 111,356 94, 596 102, 931 Quincy, Mass Lakewood, Ohio Troy, N.Y Springfield, Ohio.-. Racine, Wis 395, 211 25, 249 69, 497 21, 400 430, 704 70, 496 506, 319 $135, 347 416,166 96,826 85, 691 395, 211 $25, 249 " 61," 246" 21, 400 "430," 704" $11, 271 14, 530 8,905 DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES 43 OTHER SPECIAL TAXES Inheritance Total Income Mortgage All other GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued Newton, Mass Mount Vernon, N.Y Brockton, Mass Medford, Mass 426, 530 136,199 277, 594 254, 001 426, 111, 277, 254, 530 093 594 001 Madison, Wis Maiden, Mass Hotyoke, Mass New Rochelle, N.Y 245, 233, 334, 160, 245, 233, 334, 131, 269 309 443 653 Cleveland Heights, Ohio Hamilton, Ohio _ Kenosha, Wis 128, 674 25,620 388, 002 236,805 Pittsfield, Mass 269 309 443 643 25,106 28, 990 128, 674 25,620 388,002 236, 805 GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000 196 201 202 205 211 213 215 216 224 225 227 229 235 236 237 239 240 241 242 244 251 256 257 259 262 263 265 266 268 269 274 280 283 290 293 297 302 304 309 Everett, Mass . Haverhill, Mass Brookline, M a s s Elmira, N . Y Chelsea, M a s s Jamestown, N.Y_ L o r a i n , Ohio Chicopee, M a s s P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio Salem, M a s s W a r r e n , Ohio _. L i m a , Ohio—... E a s t Cleveland, Ohio Oshkosh, W i s . . . L a Crosse, W i s Fitchburg, Mass Poughkeepsie, N . Y Waltham, Mass Sheboygan, W i s . . Green B a y , W i s Arlington, Mass W h i t e Plains, N . Y Taunton, Mass W e s t Allis, W i s Auburn, N.Y Zanesville, O h i o . .__ _ __ W a t e r t o w n , M a s s __ _ Revere, M a s s . - - - - - - Superior, W i s Steubenville, Ohio ... A m s t e r d a m , N . Y ._ _._ Norwood, Ohio. ______ Mansfield, Ohio__ Rome, N . Y Watertown, N.Y Nashua, N . H M a r i o n , Ohio Newburgh, N . Y N e w a r k , Ohio ___ $233,008 213,117 409, 556 38, 710 205, 202 48, 745 1,327 185,095 9,576 179, 281 65, 264 8,128 52, 202 138, 431 110, 318 182, 257 40,714 178, 660 113,669 124, 401 184, 066 140, 563 155, 822 196, 878 38,416 8,618 I 175.498 170,301 71,873 17,388 21,526 6,808 10,166 22,539 69,801 38,298 1,460 30,565 24, 700 $233, 008 213,117 409, 556 33,176 205, 202 43, 643 $5, 534 5,102 $1, 327 185, 095 9, 576 179,281 65, 264 8,128 52, 202 138, 431 110,318 182, 257 35,063 178, 660 113, 669 124,401 184, 066 115,264 155, 822 196,878 35, 772 5,651 25, 299 2,644 8,618 175, 498 170, 301 71, 873 17, 388 20, 651 875 19, 914 66, 811 2,625 2,990 27, 284 3,281 6,808 10,166 $38, 298 1,460 24, 700 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 the occupation of t h e individual, a n d are assessed a t t h e r a t e for t h e general p r o p e r t y tax. All receipts from per capita taxes, whether uniform or graded, are included in t h e column headed " P o l l taxes." Poll taxes amounting to $5,052,756 were reported in 1931 by 135 of t h e 310 cities located in 24 States. Receipts from business taxes.—In 1931 the revenue derived from business taxes, exacted with or without t h e issue of licenses, a m o u n t e d to $74,413,323, a relatively small percentage of t h e total 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. 44 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES Some of t h e cities not reporting receipts from dog taxes collected such taxes for t h e States, receiving back a portion of t h e same as subventions, receipts from which are included in table 7. 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 with t h e granting of all licenses under general s t a t u t e s or ordinances, other t h a n dog licenses a n d business licenses. T h e t a x on motor vehicles forms t h e m o s t imp o r t a n t item among receipts of this class. Receipts from special assessments and special charges.—With t h e exception of p r o p e r t y taxes, special assessments a n d special charges constitute t h e largest single item of revenue for t h e majority of cities. Special assessments for operation a n d maintenance were reported for 108 cities and aggregated $6,070,312. Special assessments a n d special charges for outlays were reported by 298 cities, with a t o t a l of $180,290,973. T h e y wrere collected in t h e majority of cities for t h e construction of sewers, paving, curbing, a n d sidewalks; b u t in some cities for t h e grading and widening of streets, t h e building of retaining wTalls, bridges, a n d viaducts, and for p a r k improvements. Receipts from fines, forfeits, and escheats.—The text discussion of table 2 presents definitions of these terms. With t h e exception of receipts from court fines a n d forfeits, t h e a m o u n t of revenue from these sources is for most cities comparatively small. TABLE 7 Receipts from subventions and grants.—The t o t a l a m o u n t received as subventions a n d grants from other civil divisions was $188,913,344, of which 84.2 percent was for education. Receipts from donations.—The receipts from donations from p r i v a t e individuals a n d corporations, given in table 7, are arranged in three classes: Those for (1) operation and maintenance, (2) outlays, and (3) principal of public t r u s t funds. Receipts for operation a n d maintenance include donations for t h e benefit of schools and libraries, parks, a n d other recreational purposes, hospitals, a n d h e a l t h d e p a r t m e n t s , for charities, and for pensions. Receipts for outlays represent contributions to t h e city for t h e purchase or construction of educational a n d recreational facilities, of hospital e q u i p m e n t , drinking fountains, a n d of memorials to heroes. Receipts for establishing or adding to t h e principal of public t r u s t funds wrere reported by numerous cities a n d were for such purposes as policemen's, firemen's, a n d teachers' retirement, park, school, library, or hospital e n d o w m e n t , a n d relief of poor. Receipts from pension assessments.—Receipts from pension assessments are reported by more t h a n 80 percent of t h e cities a n d are arranged in four classes, t h e largest contributions being from school employees. TABLE 8 Receipts from highway privileges.—Among the receipts from highway privileges are those from steam a n d street railroads for t h e privilege of using t h e streets for t h e t r a n s p o r t a t i o n of freight or passengers, a n d those from electric light a n d power companies, wTater, telegraph, a n d telephone companies, a n d h e a t distribution a n d refrigeration companies for t h e privilege of placing wires, pipes, poles, a n d other equipment in, under, over, or across t h e streets, incident to t h e conduct of their business of furnishing public utilities. Under this heading are included, also, a m o u n t s received by t h e cities for such privileges as to m a i n t a i n vaults under t h e sidewalk, to use portions of the street for storing building m a t e rials, a n d to extend awnings or show windows beyond t h e building line. Receipts from rents of investment properties.—The receipts from r e n t s t a b u lated in table 8 comprise all a m o u n t s collected as compensation for t h e use of lands or other property not employed for general d e p a r t m e n t a l purposes. These receipts are separated into three classes—those from t h e properties of sinking funds, public t r u s t funds, and those from s\\ other properties. Receipts from interest.—Table 8 includes all interest receipts of t h e general t r e a s u r y a n d of t h e separate funds of t h e cities covered by this report except (1) receipts of interest on taxes and special assessments, a n d (2) receipts of accrued interest on original loans. DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES 45 T h e first column of the interest section of table 8 shows t h e t o t a l revenue receipts from i n t e r e s t — t h a t is, t h e t o t a l receipts from interest, less receipts in error later corrected by refund p a y m e n t s , and accrued interest on original sales of debt obligations. These revenue receipts are arranged in four groups—those received by sinking funds, by public t r u s t funds, by investment funds a n d from investments, a n d those received on current deposits. With t h e interest here^ t a b u l a t e d are t h e receipts of sinking funds, public t r u s t funds, a n d investment funds t h a t were paid by t h e divisions of t h e city government to these funds as interest on their debt obligations held as investments. T h e aggregate of such interest transfer receipts was $47,275,919, of which $21,753,844, or 46 percent, was reported by New York, N . Y . If this aggregate be deducted from the total interest receipts there remains $33,492,793, which is t h e actual interest, or t h a t received from t h e public by t h e 310 cities in 1931. TABLE 9 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 2 a n d 6 as taxes, special assessments, a n d fines. They 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 b y t h e cities as compensation for services rendered to t h e payers by the general d e p a r t m e n t s of t h e cities, whether the services were clerical in character, t h e compensation for which is called " 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 9 only a m o u n t s received for t h e use of real p r o p e r t y 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 a n d materials where t h e p a y m e n t s for replacement a n d renewal are classified as for maintenance. Similar sales on outlay account are classified as nonrevenue receipts. 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 to cover losses by fire in cases where t h e repair of fire damages is charged to maintenance. Receipts from insurance where t h e repair of damages is charged to outlay are classified as offsets t o outlays, or nonrevenue receipts. Classification of general departmental receipts.—The total a m o u n t of receipts from fees, charges, rents, sales, and allied sources is shown in this report, and also its distribution t o 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 the general d e p a r t m e n t a l p a y m e n t s for operation a n d maintenance, and outlays, as given in tables 11 a n d 16. TABLE 10 Public-service enterprises.—In t h e text of table 2 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 most cities defective because of t h e fact t h a t their accounts are not completely segregated, and t h e enterprises are not credited with all t h e revenues arising from their activities nor debited with all t h e p a y m e n t s chargeable t o them. 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 they are not credited for utilities furnished or services rendered by t h e m to t h e various d e p a r t m e n t s a n d to other public-utility enterprises of the city. Receipts of public-service enterprises.—The receipts shown in table 10 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. T h e a m o u n t s reported in t h e column headed "All o t h e r " were received principally from ferries, toll bridges, street railways, gas-supply systems, h a r b o r towage a n d pilotage, land development, and farms. 46 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES TABLE 11 Payments for expenses, or operation and maintenance, of general departments.—In table 11 are presented statistics showing p a y m e n t s for t h e operation a n d m a i n t e n a n c e of t h e various cities during 1930 for objects or purposes other t h a n t h e operation a n d maintenance of public-service enterprises, which are classified b y t h e Bureau of t h e Census as expenses of general d e p a r t m e n t s . Such p a y m e n t s constitute b y far t h e most i m p o r t a n t class of p a y m e n t s for t h e costs of municipal governments, comprising 55.4 percent of t h e total p a y m e n t s for governmental costs, as shown in table 5. T h e y are given in table 11 in sufficient detail to show the relative expenses of t h e several d e p a r t m e n t s and branches of work in each city a n d to provide d a t a for comparing the expense p a y m e n t s for a given object in one city with t h e corresponding p a y m e n t s in other cities. These p a y m e n t s are arranged in nine general groups or divisions to each of which is given a specific designation, and t h e p a y m e n t s recorded in each of these divisions are subdivided according to specific purpose. In making comparisons of t h e d a t a for individual cities from table 11 it should be noted t h a t while t h e p a y m e n t s shown for t h e main groups of d e p a r t m e n t s or divisions are fairly accurate, a n d hence comparable, those for some of the individual objects of expenditure are less exact. For example, a large n u m b e r of cities m a d e p a y m e n t s in 1931 for checking t h e spread of tuberculosis a n d for the care of p a t i e n t s suffering from t h a t disease. An effort wTas m a d e to include all p a y m e n t s of this class a m o n g those of t h e health d e p a r t m e n t as p a r t of the t o t a l p a y m e n t s for t h e prevention and cure of communicable diseases. For most cities all these p a y m e n t s are t a b u l a t e d as for the health d e p a r t m e n t , b u t in several cases some of t h e m are included with p a y m e n t s for outdoor poor relief and for hospitals. Imperfect statements of expenses, or payments for operation and maintenance.—In the last column of several of t h e divisions of table 11 are t a b u l a t e d p a y m e n t s t h a t could not be distributed to anyone of the more specific columns of t h e division, owing to imperfect local accounts. Payments classified as miscellaneous.—In most instances t h e column headings of this division reveal clearly the n a t u r e of t h e p a y m e n t s t a b u l a t e d under each. Under t h e heading " Unclassified" are t a b u l a t e d those p a y m e n t s t h a t are not assignable to any specific classification of any of the divisions. T h e a m o u n t s included in t h e column " U n d i s t r i b u t e d " are, with few exceptions, those which with perfect accounting for statistical reports would be distributed to t h e various other columns of t h e table. The a m o u n t s so t a b u l a t e d represent (1) undist r i b u t e d p a y m e n t s for incidental operating plants which are sometimes referred to as municipal-service enterprises, such as electric-light plants, heating plants, a n d garages; a n d (2) incidental operating plants not classified as municipal-service enterprises, and such other p a y m e n t s for accounts with d e p a r t m e n t s of supplies, purchasing agent, insurance, printing, advertising, and similar accounts as can not be distributed. Exceptional payments by Massachusetts cities.—The State of Massachusetts has established for the benefit of a n u m b e r of cities and towns certain m e t r o politan districts in and about Boston for t h e purchase and improvement of parks a n d for t h e construction a n d m a i n t e n a n c e of sewers and waterworks. T h e cities a n d towns benefited are charged with t h e costs of maintaining t h e properties a n d public improvements acquired, including t h e interest on loans m a d e by t h e S t a t e for t h e original outlays, a n d are required to m a k e contributions to t h e S t a t e sinking fund for t h e redemption of t h e debt incurred by t h e S t a t e for their benefit. Other p a y m e n t s to t h e Commonwealth of the same general n a t u r e are those for t h e abolition of grade crossings. Comparative summary of payments for operation and maintenance of the general departments of 146 cities for specified years: 1903-31.—In table X V which follows, there is presented, by principal divisions of t h e d e p a r t m e n t s of city government, a s u m m a r y of t h e net p a y m e n t s for general d e p a r t m e n t a l operation a n d maintenance, or expenses, of 146 cities for specified years from 1903 to 1931, inclusive. In compiling this table certain changes have 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 to 1911, t h e t r e a t m e n t of pensions in those years being different from t h a t of later years. T h e changes referred to result in p a y m e n t s for pensions being shown under " M i s c e l l a n e o u s " instead of under the d e p a r t m e n t s affected. 47 DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES Table XV OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S : 146 CITIES YEAR Total 1931 1930 1928 1926 1924 i $1, 928, 078, 083 1,820, 905,024 1, 656, 989, 290 1, 464,849, 375 1, 287, 484,806 1922 1919 1917 1915 1913 1,155, 691, 566 697, 319, 550 | 591, 399, 369 546, 568, 203 496, 740, 906 1911 1909 1907 1905 1903 452,899, 274 i 407,106, 606 i 367, 367, 970 2 304, 496, 910 i 278,173, 930 General government P r o t e c t i o n to person a n d property Health and sanitation Highways $165, 258, 269 163, 614, 000 147, 250, 728 128, 365, 480 111, 856, 506 $367,182,853 361, 955, 587 328,102,814 295, 256, 478 259, 275, 394 $179, 496, 619 180, 553,040 167, 979, 518 148, 658,171 130, 388,115 $153,593,592 149, 268, 299 138, 936,955 132, 321, 533 109,807,119 105,174, 603 72, 585, 840 68, 912, 356 62, 793,192 58,164, 796 234,199, 781 146, 763, 351 126, 854,007 120, 696, 506 112, 676, 574 115, 448, 036 75, 847, 376 60, 378, 596 55,758,072 50, 600,124 98, 763, 819 65,003, 951 60, 712,058 60, 615, 862 55, 082,013 106,120,083 98, 692, 765 87,885, 728 76, 957, 813 71, 020, 732 45, 691,189 41,092, 656 36, 899, 721 29, 737, 729 25, 807, 639 52, 214, 269 43,195, 318 42, 718, 510 36, 373, 941 34, 208, 774 53, 766, 49, 810, 42, 703, 30, 423, 30, 842, 741 900 670 347 225 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S : 146 CITIES—COIltd. YEAR Charities, hospitals, a n d corrections Libraries Schools Recreation $187, 386, 983 138,051,183 111,052,171 89, 987,847 79, 239,113 $669, 099,117 637,195, 982 598,065, 398 528, 986,016 475, 725,840 $25, 095, 014 24, 514, 783 21,847, 384 18, 665, 896 15,782,744 1922 1919 1917 1915 1913 76, 627,893 53, 262, 472 43,911,400 38, 285, 217 32, 702, 442 422, 843, 735 216, 701, 210 180, 259, 299 162, 332, 373 141, 453, 958 14, 326, 837 9, 079, 614 7, 570,124 7,134, 599 6, 379, 535 1911 1909 1907 19051903 30, 647, 652 28,133, 754 24, 408, 009 19, 319,855 18, 280, 597 127, 114, 102, 87, 80, 1931 1930 1928 _ 1926 1924 604, 381, 395, 600, 853, 264 363 627 787 672 Includes refunds and service transfers. 5, 939, 527 6, 242,855 4, 989, 705 4,153, 901 4, 067, 969 2 $68, 849,124 66, 060, 434 56,038, 754 50, 427,407 41, 819, 027 38, 24, 20, 20, 18, 703, 204, 636, 416, 555, Miscellaneous $112,116, 512 99, 691, 716 87, 715, 568 72,180, 547 63, 590,948 377 797 954 484 635 49, 603, 485 33, 870, 939 22,164, 575 18, 535, 898 21,125,829 17,114,125 14, 076, 633 11, 794, 950 10, 201, 070 7, 457, 424 13, 801, 424 11, 480, 362 13, 572,050 9, 728, 467 5, 634, 898 Includes refunds. An examination of table X V shows t h a t t h e t o t a l general d e p a r t m e n t a l p a y m e n t s for operation a n d maintenance of t h e 146 cities increasea in each of t h e periods, t h e average a n n u a l increase for t h e period 1903 to 1931 being $58,925,148, while for t h e last 9 years of t h a t period it was $85,820,724. TABLE 12 Payments for expenses, or operation and maintenance, of the principal general departments—Total and per capita.—In table 12 are presented t h e governmentalcost p a y m e n t s , t o t a l a n d per capita, for operation a n d m a i n t e n a n c e of all d e p a r t m e n t s other t h a n public-service enterprises, arranged in most cases according to nine main groups of municipal d e p a r t m e r t s , offices, and accounts, b u t in a fewcases showing separately t h e p a y m e n t s for t h e more i m p o r t a n t individual d e p a r t ments, sucn as police a n d fire d e p a r t m e n t s and scnools. Payments for operation and maintenance increasing with population of cities.— G r o u p I shows t h e highest per capita figures for all p a y m e n t s included in t h e table, groups I I , I I I , IV, and V following in the order named. T h e figures for indiviaual cities of t n e different groups show striking variations because of the factors other t h a n population wtiich influence operation and maintenance payments. T h e per capita p a y m e n t s for general governmental operation a n d maintenance in cities of groups I a n d I I are larger t h a n they otherwise would be because of t h e fact t h a t New York, N.Y., Philadelphia, Pa., St. Louis, Mo., Baltimore, Md., Boston, Mass., San Francisco, Calif., Washington, D.C., a n d NewT Orleans, La., exercise all t h e executive and judicial functions usually possessed by counties. T o secure comparabilit3 T between the p a y m e n t s for all general governmental ViiJ-i^tJ functions in these cities and in other cities of groups I and I I which exercise no county functions, certain percentages of the payments for operation and maintenance of county governments of the other cities of groups I and II are combined with the city payments, as has been explained in the discussion of table 2, page 13. Comparative summary of the per capita net payments for operation and maintenance of the principal general departments of all cities for specified years: 1903-31.—In table XVI, which follows, are shown the per capita payments for operation and maintenance of the individual departments other than publicservice enterprises of all cities having a population of over 30,000 for specified years from 1903 to 1931. The total per capita net payments for operation and maintenance other than those of public-service enterprises increased from $13.19 in 1903 to $48.65 in 1931, or 268.8 percent. Table X V I YEAR Total ProtecGeneral t i o n t o H e a l t h and govern- person and sanitament proption J erty ChariEDUCATION ties, Highhospiw a y s tals, a n d correc- Schools 1 L i b r a2 ries tions Recreation 2 Miscellaneous i 1931 1930 1928 19261924 $45.93 | 44.29 42.43 38.99 35.61 $3.79 3.82 3.66 3.32 3.01 $8.65 8.68 8.33 7.77 7.10 $4.18 4.28 4.24 3.90 3.55 $3.66 3.64 3.56 3.55 3.07 $4.18 3.12 2.70 2.29 2.08 $16. 75 16.28 15.80 14.49 13.52 $0.61 0.61 0.57 0.50 0.44 $1.62 1.59 1.44 1.34 1.15 $2.51 2.28 2 14 1.83 1.67 1922 1919 1917. 1915 1913. 33.15 21.63 18.96 18. 45 17.23 2.94 2.22 2.18 2.10 2.00 6.66 4.53 4.04 4.06 3.89 3.25 2.34 1.93 1.86 1.75 2.87 2.04 1.96 2.06 1.93 2.08 1.59 1.36 1.26 1.11 12.50 6.88 5.89 5.58 4.98 0.41 0.28 0.25 0.24 0.22 1.09 0.74 0.66 0.68 0.63 1.34 1 01 0.69 0.61 0.71 1911_ 19091907 1905 1903 17.62 16.07 15.95 13.88 13.19 2.08 1.96 1.86 1.38 1.46 4.12 3.89 3.80 3.52 3.35 1.77 1.62 1.59 1.35 1.21 2.04 1.71 1.91 1.67 1.64 1.17 1.10 1.05 0.88 0.86 5.04 4.54 4.42 3 f 99 3.86 0.23 0.25 0.21 0.19 0.19 0.65 0.55 0.51 0.47 0.35 0.53 0.45 0.59 0 44 0 27 i Payments for pensions are included in column "Miscellaneous" for the years 1911 to 1931, inclusive; for2 the years 1903 to 1909, inclusive, they are included with expenses of police, fire, and school departments. Payments for expenses of art galleries and museums are included in column " Recreation" for the years 1911 to 1931, inclusive; for the years 1903 to 1909, inclusive, they are included with the expenses of libraries. DIAGRAM 8 . — P E R CAPITA N E T PAYMENTS FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF PRINCIPAL GENERAL DEPARTMENTS OF ALL CITIES OF OVER 30,000 FOR SPECIFIED YEARS: 1903-31 '93i WO/ZZ//2 toMwJww/rtfammlnimM \**mwm CHARITIES, HOSPITALS. AND CORRECTIONS EDUCATION I H I I I HEALTH AND SANITATION ^//,'///\ fy%yX>9\ HIGHWAYS I RECREATION I MISCELLANEOUS 49 DESCEIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES TABLE 13 Percent distribution of payments for expenses, or operation and maintenance, of the principal general departments, by object of payment.—Table 13 shows, by principal divisions of the general departmental service, the percent distribution of the payments for expenses, or operation and maintenance, other than those for public-service enterprises. This distribution represents broadly the relative importance of the principal classes of payments for the several cities and groups of cities. For the 310 cities as a whole, for each population group, ana for each city inaividually the payments for schools constituted the largest single item of expenditures. Table XVII YEAR Protecto H e a l t h General tion and person govern- a n d sanitament proption erty Highways ChariEDUCATION ties, hospitals, and Schools L i b r a ries corrections Recreation Miscellaneous 1931 1930 1928 1926 1924 8.2 8.6 8.6 8.5 8.5 18.8 19.6 19.6 19.9 19.9 9.1 9.7 10.0 10.0 10.0 8.0 8.2 8.4 9.1 8.6 9.1 7.0 6.4 5.9 5.9 36.5 36.8 37.2 37.2 38.0 1.3 1.4 1.3 1.3 1.2 3.5 3.6 3.4 3.4 3.2 5.5 5.1 5.0 4.7 4.7 1922 1919 1917 1915_ 1913 8.9 10.2 11.5 11.4 11.6 20.1 21.0 21.4 22.0 22.6 9.8 10.8 10.1 10.1 10.1 8.7 9.4 10.4 11.2 11.2 6.3 7.3 7.2 6.8 6.4 37.7 31.8 31.1 30.2 28.9 1.2 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.7 3.7 4.0 4.7 3.5 3.3 4.2 11.8 12.2 11.7 10.0 11.1 23.4 24.2 23.8 25.3 25.3 10.1 10.0 9.9 9.7 9.2 11.6 10.6 12.0 12.0 12.4 6.6 6.9 6.6 6.3 6.5 28.6 28.2 27.7 28.7 29.3 1.3 1.5 1.3 1.4 1.5 3.7 3.4 3.2 3.4 2.7 3.0 2.8 3.6 3.2 2.1 _. 1911 1909 1907 1905_ 1903 Comparative summary of percent distribution of net payments for operation and maintenance of general departments of all cities for specified years: 190331.—Table XVII gives a comparative summary of the percent of net governme*ital-cost payments for operation and maintenance of the general departments of all cities having over 30,000 inhabitants represented by those of the principal classes of such payments for specified years from 1903 to 1931. 69584—34 4 50 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES D I A G R A M 9 . — P E R C E N T D I S T R I B U T I O N O F N E T P A Y M E N T S FOR O P E R A T I O N AND MAINTENANCE OF PRINCIPAL G E N E R A L DEPARTMENTS OF A L L C I T I E S OF O V E R 30,000 FOR S P E C I F I E D YEARS: 1903-31 PERCENT • 93.fcZZ^ \*zoYss/s>y^yM'/vm\\wm i928feg^^iBaiiiiii^ •1924 926 y//A/msty/m\\\\\\ y//^m/mm\\\\\\w/M 1922 ysssiMM^MM\\\\my/7/, i9i s YsssMm-y<mm\\\\\m^ 1917 gflfi^^^^amiiiK^ Y////M/^y/m\\w YssMvym/ymmm 1909 YssssM/-/mMMM\iim 1907 fssss//mmMMm\m 1905 w/mmmMMm\\\\\ •9Q3 vz//ym<yWMwmmk 1915 1913 YSSSSJMMMXMMXOX \\\W>//////, 1911 Y/ZA GENERAL GOVERNMENT H U H CHARITIES, HOSPITALS, AND CORRECTIONS PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY EDUCATION HEALTH AND SANITATION \'/////*\ RECREATION | HIGHWAYS I I MISCELLANEOUS TABLE 14 P a y m e n t s for operation a n d maintenance of public-service e n t e r p r i s e s . — T h e n a t u r e of these enterprises has been explained in t h e text discussion of table 2. T h e water-supply system is t h e most i m p o r t a n t public-service enterprise operated b y American cities. Statistics of revenue receipts a n d p a y m e n t s for operation a n d maintenance a n d for outlays of such systems h a v e been presented since 1902 for 146 cities, except as t o outlays for 1902, 1903, a n d 1922. A summ a r y of these receipts a n d p a y m e n t s for specified years from 1903 t o 1931 is included in table X V I I I , which follows. Table XVIII PAYMENTS R e v e n u e receipts YEAR Total 1931 1930 1928 1926 1924 1922 1919 1917 1915 1913 1911 1909 1907 1905 1903 1 - - - _ - - _ $175, 210,881 171,382,601 155,025,116 147, 314,868 127, 483,814 $193, 496, 303 223,875, 713 154,656,870 164,877, 526 170, 804, 614 108, 426,188 86, 272,626 76, 964,015 70, 599, 902 65,317,823 63, 610,139 57,105, 840 52,712,870 47,396,604 42, 986,187 Operation a n d maintenance Outlays $80,035,181 76, 211,029 73, 207, 307 69,172, 956 65, 609, 226 $113,461,122 147, 664, 684 81, 449, 563 95, 704, 570 105,195, 388 80, 674, 743 63,918,158 76, 609, 355 91, 276, 498 56, 922, 616 41, 686, 560 31, 885, 640 30, 217, 904 29, 227,070 38, 988,183 32,032, 518 46, 391, 451 62,049, 428 91, 968, 532 76, 452,815 61, 760, 318 41, 581, 743 25,882, 798 23, 519, 487 20,827,844 18, 677, 311 17, 449, 061 0) Outlays for water-supply systems not reported separately. 0) 0) 66,085, 734 52, 933, 328 40,932, 474 22, 904, 432 0) 51 DESCRIPTION « F GENERAL 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 FOR O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E AND O U T L A Y S OF W A T E R - S U P P L Y S Y S T E M S O F 146 C I T I E S FOR S P E C I F I E D Y E A R S : 1903-31 MILLIONS OF DOLLARS 0 20 40 60 80 V/////////A 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 PAYMENTS FOR OUTLAYS F r o m 1903 t o 1931 t h e receipts from t h e revenues of water-supply systems of these 146 cities increased $132,224,694, or 307.6 percent, while their p a y m e n t s for operation a n d maintenance increased $62,586,120, or 358.7 percent. T h e p a y m e n t s for operation a n d maintenance a m o u n t e d to 40.6 percent of the receipts from revenue in 1903 a n d 45.7 percent in 1931. T h e increase in the revenue receipts a n d p a y m e n t s for operation a n d maintenance a n d outlays of t h e watersupply systems" of t h e 146 cities during specified periods from 1903 to 1931, as shown in t h e preceding s t a t e m e n t , is illustrated b y diagram 10. Of t h e Massachusetts cities of over 30,000 i n h a b i t a n t s , about one-third are in t h e metropolitan water district a n d obtain water for their several systems from t h e metropolitan w a t e r system. T h e metropolitan water system is operated by t h e State, a n d all costs of construction, extension, a n d maintenance are apportioned among t h e municipalities benefited. These costs are annually apportioned among t h e various cities a n d towns in three p a r t s : (1) For t h e accumulation of sinking funds to redeem bonds issued for t h e construction or extension of t h e metropolitan system, (2) for interest on such bonds, a n d (3) for maintenance. TABLE 15 Payments for interest on city debts.—The interest p a y m e n t s of table 15 are classified as 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. They 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 a n d 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. T h e 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 " O t h e r divisions" are given in detail for t h e various divisions of t h e city governments in t h e column headed " I n t e r e s t " in table 3. Of t h e total a m o u n t of interest p a y m e n t s , 81.7 percent was reported for city corporations, 10.4 percent for independent school districts, a n d 7.9 percent 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 $400,349,486. Of this amount, $47,276,926, or 11.9 percent, 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 by t h e sinking funds, investment funds, a n d public-trust funds. F r o m t h e classification of interest according to t h e kind of debt obligation on which paid, it appears t h a t 85.8 percent of t h e t o t a l interest p a y m e n t s was on funded and floating debt, 7.4 percent on special assessment loans, and 6.8 percent on revenue loans and miscellaneous debt obligations. The interest on special-assessment loans is seldom paid from collections of property taxes or similar revenues, but from special assessments, such assessments being collected in a number of annual or semiannual installments, each one of which includes an amount for meeting the interest on the bonds for the amortization of which the installment is collected. Exceptional payments for interest by Massachusetts cities.—In the discussion of table 11 attention is called to certain payments by Massachusetts cities to the Commonwealth for the maintenance of sewer, park, and water-supply systems that have been constructed for the benefit of the city of Boston and the adjoining municipalities, and the further payments to the State to reimburse it for payments of interest on loans which were made to finance the construction or acquisition of the systems. Similar payments of interest are made to the State on the advances made by it in financing the cost of changes required for the abolition of grade crossings, and such interest payments are included in table 15 on the lines for the several cities. TABLE 16 Payments for outlays.—The payments for outlays presented in table 16 comprise the amounts paid by the several cities for the acquisition and construction of more or less permanent properties and public improvements, including payments for additions made to those previously acquired or constructed, but exclusive of payments in error and of payments offset by receipts from the public on outlay account, the most important of which are derived from sales of real property and from insurance adjustments. These excluded payments and the counterbalancing receipts are classified as nongovernmental-cost payments and nonrevenue receipts. The governmental-cost payments for outlays of the 310 cities reported amounted to $935,725,782. The increase in net debt, as shown in table 18, was $366,698,348. The governmental-cost payments for outlays, therefore, exceeded the increase in net debt by $569,027,434. This shows that for the 310 cities as a whole the increase in net debt during the year amounted to 39.2 percent of the governmental-cost payments for new properties and public improvements. Comparisons made in years prior to 1925 were based on increase in gross debt. TABLE 17 Amount of specified assets and value of public properties at close of year.— Table 17 shows, for each city, the assets at the close of the year reported of the sinking, public trust, and investment funds as recorded in the books of the several divisions of the government of the municipality, whether the funds were administered by the principal financial officer or by separate boards or commissions; it shows, also, the cash held by the general administrative funds at the close of the year. All cash on hand at the close of the year except that which was held in private trust funds is shown in the four columns. The data for real property and securities are shown only in table 17. The valuation shown for the investments of the funds are the book values. The figures for real property may represent its cost to the fund or its valuation at a recent appraisement. The data for securities are usually carried on the records of the fund at their face value, profits and losses being recorded only when the securities are disposed of; but if for any city they were reported at cost or at their market value on the last day of the fiscal year, those valuations were used in compiling the table. Assets in sinking funds.—The sinking funds maintained by cities and their independent divisions are of two distinct classes, those with and those without investments, the distinction depending largely upon the method of distributing the loads to be carried by these funds. The sinking funds with investments are established and maintained primarily for the redemption of long-term bonds at maturity, the purpose of converting a part of the cash accumulation into 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 equaling the purchase price of the securities. The sinking funds without securities are maintained primarily for the amortization of debt obligations by purchase before their maturity, or for the redemption of serial or other bonds maturing in practically equal amounts each year, the DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES 53 purposes of the funds usually being accomplished without the accumulation of assets in large amounts. Assets in public trust funds.—Public trust funds are established by cities and their independent divisions for the purpose of conserving and administering moneys and other forms of wealth that come to them by donation, bequest, or otherwise, under such conditions that the recipient becomes a trustee charged with the administration of the fund and with disbursements from it or from income derived from its principal for designated public uses. The usual purposes for which these funds are created are the support of educational activities in schools and libraries, of health and hospital services, care of the poor, and pensions for employees of the cities and their independent divisions. Table 17 shows the amount of the assets of these funds under three heads—"Cash", "City securities", and " Other investments." 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 comparatively small, and in some instances they are held only temporarily while awaiting a favorable opportunity for the city to dispose of them, when the proceeds are to be turned over to the general treasury. In some cities permanent funds have been established to enable the cities to carry their own fire risks on municipal buildings, an amount equal to the premiums usually charged by insurance companies being set aside each year for the creation of a fund from which fire losses may be paid as they occur. Some of these insurance funds are built up by the annual appropriation of considerable sums until the assets reach a prescribed amount. Such funds are usually invested in profitable securities and are here classed as investment funds. Funds provided for the purchase, construction, or equipment of buildings or other permanent properties of the municipality, which are invested during the period of accumulation are also treated as investment funds. Table 17 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. Cash in general treasury and 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 17 as belonging to the general treasury and general administrative funds at the close of the year is presented in two columns, so as to show separately the amounts held in private trust accounts. The cash and other assets belonging to private trust funds are omitted from this presentation of the assets of municipalities for the reason that the obligations on private trust accounts, of which these assets constitute a part, are no longer included in table 18 as an item in the gross debt of the cities. The figures in the last column of table 17 represent the total value of public properties. The term public properties as here used comprises the land belonging to the city and used for municipal purposes, together with all the structures upon such land, including buildings and machinery and all appliances and equipment used for carrying on the work of the city departments and the various public service and municipal service enterprises operated by the city. The term public properties is to be distinguished from public improvements, a term employed by the Census Bureau in referring to those permanent structures which are used by the cities for community purposes, and which have a value in use but not in exchange. 54 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES TABLE 18 Gross and net indebtedness of cities.—Table 18 shows b o t h the gross a n d 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 i n d e b t e d n e s s " is here used as t h e designation of t h e aggregate of all outstanding debt obligations, a n d t h e t e r m " n e t i n d e b t e d n e s s " 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 a n d 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 t h e y could be identified as such, were excluded from t h e calculation. Indebtedness classified by governmental unit by which incurred.—The table shows separately t h e gross debt of t h e city corporations and of t h e independent school districts, while t h e t o t a l debt of other governmental units is shown in a single column. Included in t h e d a t a appearing in t h e column headed " O t h e r governmental units of c i t y " are p a r t s of t h e debts of the counties in which certain cities of groups I and I I are located. T h e object sought to be a t t a i n e d by their inclusion is stated in t h e text for table 2. There is included, also, the debt or a percentage of the debt of such other independent divisions of municipal governm e n t as park, sanitary, port, water, and i m p r o v e m e n t districts. Indebtedness classified by character of outstanding debt obligation.—The indebtedness of t h e municipalities is classified by character of obligation under four principal headings: " F u n d e d or fixed", " F l o a t i n g " , "Special assessment bonds a n d certificates", and " C u r r e n t . " C u r r e n t indebtedness is classified under two subheadings: " R e v e n u e bonds a n d n o t e s " a n d " W a r r a n t s . " In years previous to 1925 current debt carried a third s u b h e a d i n g — " O b l i g a tions on t r u s t account." B u t inasmuch as b u t few cities recognize these obligations as p a r t of their indebtedness, such a m o u n t s are no longer included in t h e totals of gross debt. And, as has been noted in the text discussion of table 17, t h e assets belonging to private t r u s t funds, which are an offset to obligations on private t r u s t account, have been eliminated from t h e s t a t e m e n t of t h e assets of t h e cities. T h e kinds of debt included under each of t h e major headings are described in t h e p a r a g r a p h s which follow. Funded or fixed indebtedness.—Funded or fixed debt includes all d e b t s evidenced by formal instruments which have a n u m b e r of years to run a n d for t h e amortization of which no assets other t h a n those of sinking funds have as yet been specifically authorized or appropriated. T h e debts of this class are called corporation stock, bonds, certificates, serial notes, serial bonds, a n d mortgages. Floating indebtedness.—Floating debt includes (1) all debts evidenced by revenue bonds, warrants, a n d accounts payable, to be redeemed from t h e levies of a succeeding year; (2) all debts evidenced by short-term bonds to be redeemed from t h e proceeds of long-term obligations; (3) all final j u d g m e n t s against t h e city, o u t s t a n d i n g a t t h e close of the year; and (4) all indebtedness to public t r u s t funds a n d private t r u s t funds due to t h e conversion to general public uses of all or a p a r t of the money or other property received for creating public t r u s t funds or p e r m a n e n t private t r u s t funds, where t h e city assumes t h e a n n u a l p a y m e n t of interest on t h e a m o u n t s so converted without issuing to t h e funds its formal bonds or certificates of indebtedness. Special assessment indebtedness.—Special assessment loans include all socalled bonds, certificates, and other short-term obligations issued or incurred with t h e understanding t h a t they are to be paid wholly or in p a r t from t h e proceeds of special assessments. Current indebtedness.—Under t h e general t e r m " c u r r e n t " are included t h e d e b t s of all kinds except those described above as funded, floating, a n d special assessment. T h e y are shown in the table under t h e two heads described below. Revenue bonds and notes.—Revenue loans include all interest-bearing shortt e r m obligations, other t h a n so-called serial bonds, t h a t have a fixed d a t e of redemption or are m a d e payable at a d a t e in t h e discretion of t h e city from t h e proceeds of a levy made, or to be made, in t h e year of their issue. These obligations are popularly known as revenue bonds, revenue loans, anticipation t a x loans, anticipation tax warrants, t e m p o r a r y loans, and interest-bearing w a r r a n t s . Overdrafts upon banks by t h e various divisions and funds of t h e city are classified as revenue loans. Warrants.—Under t h e heading " W a r r a n t s " are t a b u l a t e d all noninterestbearing w a r r a n t s , orders a n d audits in t h e n a t u r e of w a r r a n t s outstanding a t t h e close of t h e year, except those specifically called tax w a r r a n t s or anticipation tax warrants. Indebtedness classified by creditor.—Under this general heading t h e t o t a l gross d e b t included in table 18 is separated into two classes, t h a t which was owing (1) 55 DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES to t h e public, and (2) to city funds with investments. In t h e column headed " C i t y funds with i n v e s t m e n t s " is included the par value of all city securities held by sinking, public trust, and investment funds. Of t h e t o t a l debt, $1,304,965,246 or 13.6 percent, was held by the three classes of funds mentioned. I n t h e column headed " T h e p u b l i c " is included t h e p a r value of all other city debt obligations outstanding. Indebtedness classified by purpose for which incurred.—A t h i r d classification of table 18 segregates debt obligations of cities into debts incurred for (1) the purposes of general d e p a r t m e n t s and municipal service enterprises, and (2) t h e purposes of public service enterprises and investments. T h e revenues derived by most cities from public service enterprises and investments are sufficient to meet t h e interest accruing on debts of this class. These debts, as a rule, do not rest as burdens upon t h e general taxpayers, b u t are paid from revenues derived from those specially benefited. Increase during the year in two classes of debt and in sinking fund assets.— Under t h e general title " I n c r e a s e during t h e year in — " there are given under descriptive headings t h e increase in (1) t h e t o t a l funded and floating debt, (2) the sinking fund assets, a n d (3) t h e net debt. Of t h e 310 cities covered by this report 155 showed decreases during the year in net debt, b u t t h e aggregate increase in net d e b t for t h e year was $366,698,348. Per capita indebtedness.—In t h e columns headed " P e r c a p i t a " there are given t h e per capita of (1) t h e total gross debt, (2) the gross debt incurred for general d e p a r t m e n t s and municipal service enterprises, (3) t h e gross d e b t incurred for public service enterprises and investments, and (4) the net debt. T h e figures given in t h e column referred to under (1) are, in t h e case of each city, the sum of those given in t h e columns referred to under (2) and (3). No segregation of net indebtedness corresponding to t h a t given of gross indebtedness was practicable. T h e following s t a t e m e n t shows for 146 cities t h e gross debt, total, and per capita, a t t h e close of t h e year for specified years from 1903 to 1931. I n t h e years prior to 1925 t h e a m o u n t of obligations on t r u s t account was included as a p a r t of t h e gross debt, b u t t h e s t a t e m e n t has been revised by eliminating t h e a m o u n t of such obligations for t h e years shown. 1931 1930 1928 1926 1924 1922 1919 1917 . . __ - Amount $8, 387,159,495 8, 846, 022,190 7, 605, 520,887 6, 643,466, 756 5, 550, 634, 732 4, 792,038, 638 3, 678, 254,113 3, 432, 360, 202 Per capita $211. 65 226. 83 202.14 183. 73 159. 06 142. 52 117.51 113.32 Amount YEAR 1915 1913 1911 1909 ._. i! YEAR $3,147, 762, 681 2, 731,182,855 2, 541, 335,453 2,200,175,767 1,870,298,100 1, 609,157,835 1, 395, 709, 774 Per capita $109.13 97.16 94.87 87.63 80.94 73.23 66. 88 T h e t e r m s " n e t i n d e b t e d n e s s " and " n e t d e b t " as here used differ materially from t h e use of t h e terms 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 to 1908, inclusive, t h e Bureau of t h e Census applied the t e r m " n e t d e b t " to t h e t o t a l outstanding obligation of cities, less t h a n t h e a m o u n t of sinking fund assets. T h e net d e b t so computed seldom represented t h e actual net debt because t h e computation did not t a k e account of t h e assets of cities provided for t h e redemption of current debt which for those years included special assessment bonds and certificates, revenue bonds and notes, warrants, a n d t r u s t liabilities. Recognizing this fact, t h e Bureau of t h e Census in its report for fiscal years subsequent to 1908 applied t h e terms " n e t funded and floating d e b t " , " n e t i n d e b t e d n e s s " , and " n e t d e b t " to t h e difference between t h e gross funded and floating d e b t and those sinking fund assets which had been specifically provided for t h e amortization of such debt. I n computing the net indebtedness for the years 1912 and 1913, t h e total 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 assessment debt were excluded from t h e calculation. T h e following table a n d diagrams 11 a n d 12 present for 146 cities a comparative s u m m a r y of funded or fixed and floating debt, sinking fund assets, a n d net debt, total and per capita, a t t h e close of t h e year for specified years from 1903 to 1931. 56 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OP CITIES Table XIX SINKING F U N D ASSETS F u n d e d or fixed, a n d floating d e b t YEAR Per capita Amount 1931 1930 1928 1926 1924 $7, 374, 7, 808. 6,860, 6, 040, 5, 057, 921, 021 379, 591 660, 257 399, 634 023, 870 1922 1919 1917 1915 1913 4, 332,114, 718 3, 352, 688, 786 3,150,424, 610 2,866.008,818 2, 490, 461, 618 1911 1909 1907 1905 1903 2, 305,059,142 1, 959,162, 993 , 1, 657. 320, 345 1,438,741,403 1, 223,101, 328 1 1 NET DEBT 1 Per capita Amount $1,046,143, 310 1,840,816,470 1, 607,178,159 1, 407, 596, 435 1, 215, 043,841 $26. 40 47.20 42.72 38.93 34.82 1, 051, 468, 771 811, 516, 426 704, 573, 046 620,102, 406 540, 454, 805 31.27 25.93 23.26 21.50 19.20 3, 2, 2, 2, 1, 11.52 16.81 15.68 14.53 13.90 1,808, 828, 392 1, 537, 099, 399 1, 294,878, 759 1,119, 345, 755 933, 004, 632 496, 422, 362, 319, 290, 230, 063, 441, 395, 096, 750 594 586 648 696 $6,328,777,711 5, 967, 563,121 5, 253, 482, 098 4, 632,803,199 3,841,980, 029 $159 153 139 128 110 280, 645, 947 541,172, 360 445,851, 564 245,906, 412 950,006, 813 70 02 63 13 09 97 57 81.18 80 75 77 86 69 28 67 61 56 50 44 52 21 04 94 71 Net debt is funded andfloatingdebt less assets in general sinking funds. D I A G R A M 1 1 . : — P E R C A P I T A S I N K I N G F U N D A S S E T S O F 146 C I T I E S F O R S P E C I F I E D Y E A R S : 1903-31 D I A G R A M 1 2 . — P E R C A P I T A N E T I N D E B T E D N E S S O F 146 C I T I E S FOR S P E C I F I E D Y E A R S : 1903-31 DOLLARS 40 60 80 70 ,ao« [•\77777777^m///)/////////)/////// 1926 1924 v/////]y/////S p^A mm, 1917 1822 1919 1915 1913 ,• m-rr-Jrrsj f J > / s A S S J J7 7 77/V 777777 77777 77/7 7 7 7 SS7 7 777 7SS/\'S,' 1909 1907 v////////)/////////)/////^ y////////>/////////)/y///////>^/////^^^ 305 1903 '//'; •///>////////& 1911 •• J - ^ 80 90 IOO 110 120 130 140 150 57 DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES Increase of indebtedness with size of cities.—The per capita figures of table 18 for t h e five groups of cities, classified according to population, are reproduced in t h e s t a t e m e n t which follows: P E R CAPITA GROSS D E B T GROUPS OF CITIES WITH SPECIFIED POPULATION Total For general For publicdepartenments and service terprises municipal and investservice ments enterprises Per capita net debt ALL CITIES 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 _ .. .. $261. 23 201. 62 148. 93 132. 51 116. 47 $166.11 146. 57 111. 15 109. 60 92. 39 $95.12 55.05 37.78 22.91 24.07 $195.84 154. 68 115. 07 99. 97 87.91 TABLE 19 Funded, floating, and special assessment indebtedness, classified by purpose for which incurred.—Table 19 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 to which, in t h e text description of table 18, 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 a n d certificates", classified according t o t h e reported purpose for which t h e outstanding obligations were issued. T h e classification for m a n y cities is more or less imperfect, owing to 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 m o s t 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 improvement, street improvement, a n d general i m p r o v e m e n t have, so far as possible, been t a b u l a t e d under t h e m o r e 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 have 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 unreported p u r p o s e s . " Issues of bonds described as " r e f u n d i n g " a n d " f u n d i n g " h a v e been classified according to t h e purpose of t h e original or replaced loan if these purposes could be discovered without a too extended search of t h e earlier records. Whenever t h e purpose of t h e original issues was not disclosed t h e a m o u n t s of refunding a n d funding bonds h a v e been t a b u l a t e d as for " c o m b i n e d or unreported purposes." T h e a m o u n t s shown in t h e column " R e f u n d i n g " are a n exhibit of obligations issued to redeem funded debt obligations a n d those in t h e column " F u n d i n g ' ' are an exhibit of obligations issued to redeem judgments, revenue loans, w a r r a n t s , a n d other t e m p o r a r y obligations. TABLE 20 Assessed valuation of property.—The valuations given in table 20 are those of property which is subject to t h e general property t a x for t h e uses of the divisions of t h e governments of t h e cities covered by this report a n d of property within these cities t h a t is subject to taxation for uses of t h e State, county, a n d minor civil divisions. I n certain cities t h e city valuations differ somewhat from t h e valuations on which S t a t e a n d county taxes are levied. This difference results largely from t h e fact t h a t certain classes of property, especially property of corporations, are in certain States subject to S t a t e a n d county taxation, b u t t h e valuation of such property does not appear in t h e report of property taxed for city purposes. I n some instances t h e assessed valuation of an independent division of t h e government of a city, such as a school or park district, differs from t h a t of t h e city corporation. These differences are due to (1) difference in t h e areas of t h e city corporation a n d t h e independent division, t h e independent divisions in certain cities including territory outside t h e city limits, while in others t h e y include only a portion of t h e territory within t h e cities; or (2) different bases of assessment, where t h e city makes an assessment of p r o p e r t y for its own levy, while t h e independent district through its own board of assessors makes an independent assessment of t h e same property. I n examining t h e figures of table 20 relating to assessed valuations it should be noted t h a t those on a line designated as for city, State, county, or other civil divisions represent t h e assessed valuation of t h e p r o p e r t y within t h e territory 58 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES 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 2.) The classification of property belonging to railroads, telegraph companies, and a number of similar corporations varies in the different States. In some States such properties are classified as real, in some as personal, in others as both real and personal, and in still others they are given a separate classification. Where such property is given a separate classification and is taxed for city purposes the valuation given it is shown in the table under the heading "Other property", under which heading are also tabulated those property and franchise valuations of corporations for which the details secured were insufficient for a more complete tabulation. Total and per capita tax levies.—The amounts given in the last column under the general heading "Levy" on the lines for the several divisions of the Government show for the individual cities and for the groups of cities the total and per capita levies of the general property tax. These per capita figures furnish a fairly comparable measure of the tax burden resting upon the inhabitants of the various cities here reported and should be considered in connection with the other per capita figures of this report given in tables 4, 12, and 18. It will be observed that for the cities of California, Delaware, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Tennessee there is no line shown for "Government of State." In these five States there was no levy of the general property tax for State purposes. Tax rates.—The rates of levy for the general property tax per $1,000 of assessed valuation are given for each of the several divisions and independent subdivisions of government. In the case of cities in which taxes are levied at two or more rates in different divisions of the city or on different classes of property in the same division of government, the figures shown in table 20 for the city as a whole represent average rates based on the total levy and the total assessed valuation of property within the corporation, the specific rates of levy for the various divisions of the government or classes of property of such cities being given in table XX. 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 XX, 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. Table X X CITY, A N D PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF PROi ERTY Assessed valuation Levies Tax rate per $1,000 of assessed valuation ALAMEDA, CALIF.: 1 City corporation Property in general-. Stocks, bonds, e t c . . . Solvent credits School district Property in general.. Stocks, bonds, etc. _. Solvent credits . Utility district Property in general-. Unsecured personal.. County Property in general.. Unsecured personal.. Stocks, bonds, e t c . . . Solvent credits Average rate. $35, 781, 375 31, 217,000 3, 686, 875 877, 500 30, 655,458 26, 091,083 3, 686, 875 877, 500 26,091, 083 22, 790, 575 3, 300, 508 30, 655,458 22, 790, 575 3, 300, 508 3, 686, 875 877, 500 $614,603 611,853 2,458 1 292 417, 598 414,848 2,458 ' 292 112, 222 95, 720 16, 502 467,140 i 407,951 56, 439 2,458 292 1 i $17.18 19.60 .67 .33 i 13. 62 15.90 .67 .33 i 4. 30 4.20 5.00 i 15. 24 17. 90 17. 10 .67 .33 59 DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES Table XX—Continued CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF P R O P E R T Y 103 BERKELEY, CALIF.: 186 FRESNO, CALIF.: City corporation Original city and unsecured personal-.. North Brae annexation Claremont annexation Cragmont annexation Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits School district Property in general Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits Utility district Property in general Unsecured personal County Property in general Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits City corporation Real and secured personal Unsecured personal Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits School district Property in general Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits County Real and personal Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits Assessed valuation Levies $109, 271, 877 $1,499,182 74, 644, 270 1,186, 754 6, 057, 020 94, 785 4, 509,390 71,471 9,193, 380 136, 503 14,141,147 9,427 726, 670 242 88,815, 802 1,163, 257 73,947,985 1,153, 588 14,141,147 9,427 726, 670 242 73,947, 985 313,007 70, 916,118 297,848 3,031, 867 15,159 88, 815, 802 1, 333, 337 73,947, 985 1, 323, 668 14,141,147 9,427 726, 670 242 56,411, 965 47, 746, 260 3, 050,110 3,927,930 1, 687, 665 56,411,965 50, 796, 370 3,927,930 1,687,665 56,411,965 50, 796, 370 3, 927, 930 1,687, 665 1, 064, 679 999, 307 62,190 2,619 78, 344,180 50, 808,990 15,468,120 5,101,125 2, 075, 385 3, 394, 320 1, 496, 240 997, 872 685,921 207, 273 67,845 25,041 2,263 563 805, 765 802,583 2,619 563 993, 711 990, 529 2,619 563 GLENDALE, CALIF.: City corporation Taxation district no. 1 Taxation district no. 2 Taxation district no. 3 Unsecured personal Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits Municipal improvement districts: No. 3 No. 4 No. 7 School district Property in general Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits County Property in general Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits LONG BEACH, CALIF.: City corporation Original city Annexations nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4 Annexations nos. 5, 7, and 8 Annexation no. 9 Annexations nos. 10, 11, and 12 Annexation no. 13 Annexation no. 14 Unsecured personal--Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits School district_. Property ingeneral.-Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits County Property in general--. Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits 3,831, 710 3,916,945 2, 287, 275 78, 344,180 73,453, 620 3,394,320 1, 496,240 78, 344,180 73,453, 620 3,394,320 1,496,240 230, 005,930 75,242,835 26,8J1,535 51^ 232,710 542,705 34, 518,060 2,711,355 350,800 20,672, 470 12,826,790 5,066, 670 207, 292,500 189, 399,040 12,826,790 5,066, 670 207,292, 500 189,399,040 12, 826, 790 5, 066, 670 499 4,981 3,134 915 1,193,445 1,190, 683 2,263 499 1, 081, 796 1, 079, 034 2,263 499 3,348,962 1,226,458 434,833 824,847 8,412 510, 867 36,061 4,069 293,175 8,551 1,689 2,587,961 2, 577, 721 8,551 1,689 2, 792, 512 2, 782, 272 8,551 1,689 Los ANGELES, CALIF.: City corporation Taxation districts nos. 1 and 2 Taxation districts nos. 3, 4, 6, 7, and 10Taxation district no. 5 Taxation district no. 8 1 Average rate. 2, 467,117,356 30,189,891 841,516,735 13,464,447 825,491,440 , 13,125,313 6,166, 340 ! 99, 278 10,463,955 1 275, 794 60 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES Table XX—Continued CITY, A N D PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF P R O P E R T Y Assessed valuation Levies Los ANGELES, CALIF.—Continued. City corporation—Continued. Taxation district no. 9 Taxation district no. 11 Unsecured personal Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits Municipal improvement districts: Nos. 1 and 7 No. 2 Nos. 3 and 47 No. 9 No. 11 No. 17 No. 18 No. 19 Nos. 20 and 70 No. 22 No. 23 No. 27 No. 31 No. 35 No. 36 No. 37 No. 42 No. 45 No. 52 No. 53 No. 54 No. 57 No. 58 No. 60 No. 61 No. 62 No. 63 No. 64 No. 67 No. 68 No. 69 No. 73 No. 75 County waterworks district Acquisition improvement districts: No. 1. No. 2. No. 3. County_. Property in general Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits For free library Supervisors' road districts Acquisition and improvement districts Cemetery districts Drainage improvement districts Drainage improvement maintenance districts. Fire protection districts Garbage disposal districts Library districts Lighting districts Lighting maintenance districts Road improvement districts Sanitation districts Sanitation maintenance districts Mosquito abatement districts Sewer maintenance districts Park district County waterworks districts School district Property in general Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits Metropolitan water district Property in general Unsecured personal $18,409, 725 10,044,170 76, 760, 905 418, 236,515 $320,329 155,685 1,244,431 278,824 260, 027, 571 86,676 I 343, 767,535 5, 582, 020 40, 501,040 1, 638,360 52, 861-, 890 28,373,990 5, 742,885 6,166, 340 8,321, 275 34,927,535 5, 718, 270 13, 626, 320 28, 019,160 797,425 17,707,480 1,195, 330 1,891,630 11, 531,125 1,408, 860 404,410 166,495 1,191,360 403, 200 10,376,150 2, 038,140 1,163, 860 451, 710 690, 240 643, 260 2,559,180 1, 518, 200 1, 487, 605 1,125,160 51, 687, 430 68, 754 22,8 24,300 I 10,322 47,576 8,512 I 6,891 18,499 | 15, 811 76, 840 I 18, 298 58,593 75,652 I 20,015 95,620 72,915 6,999 27,675 23,669 15,691 ! 9,307 | 8,935 16,088 18,677 45,043 20,833 32,342 14,495 29,783 10,749 15,182 10,562 16, 990 I 170,5 59, 770 80, 420 211, 840 2,467, 117,356 1, 788,853, 270 418, 236,515 260, 027, 571 372, 136,134 254, 152, 71,5 24, 347,793 4, 588,404 37, 357, 742 65, 845, 229 102, 358, 074 35, 768, 889 13, 501,100 82, 892, 867 3, 214,741 39, 277,028 196, 298, 476 201, 198, 745 7, 264, 024 29, 483, 487 2, 059, 814 5, 128, 854 2,467, 117, 356 1, 788,853, 270 418, 236, 515 260, 027, 571 1, 788,853, 270 1, 712,092,365 76, 760,905 1,680 I 772 1, 589 29, 625,588 26,278,255 278,824 86,676 186, 068 508,305 379, 796 4,038 380,302 14,486 353,135 25,396 12,556 168,273 28, 772 351,137 331,744 175,043 I 5,085 16,216 9, 887 31, 594 21,295,083 I 20,929,583 278,824 86, 676 544, 332 513, 628 I 30,704 ' 295,811,607 194,138, 992 74,469,425 2, 306,177 5, 661, 979 I 4,096,333 1,504,283 46, 354 30 I OAKLAND, CALIF.: City corporation Original city Annexation Unsecured personal Average rate. 61 DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES Table XX—Continued CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF PROPERTY Assessed valuation Levies OAKLAND, CALIF.—Continued. City corporation—Continued. Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits School district Property in general Unsecured personal Oakland High: Property in general Do Unsecured personal Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits Utility district Property in general Unsecured personal County Property in general Unsecured personal Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits 114 $20,131, 931 4, 765, 082 295, 811, 607 260, 081, 400 10,833,194 $13, 421 1, 588 4, 392,358 1, 768, 553 76, 872 192, 627, 050 1, 810, 595 67,454, 350 620, 580 10, 833,194 100, 749 20,131, 931 13, 421 4, 765, 082 1, 588 270,914, 594 ' 1,146, 727 259, 807, 096 1,091,190 11,107,498 55, 537 295,811,607 4, 855, 713 260,081,400 4,655,457 10, 833,194 185, 247 20,131,931 1 13,421 4, 765, 0821 1,588 PASADENA, CALIF.: City corporation Property in general Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits Municipal improvement districts Acquisition and improvement districtsSchool district Property in general Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits County Property in general Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits 249, 226, 520 185, 594, 455 59, 584, 380 4, 047, 685 1% 491, 470 8,158,099178, 206,470 114,574,405 59, 584, 380 4,047, 685 178,206,470 114, 574, 405 59, 584, 380 4, 047, 685 2, 563, 464 2, 278, 622 39, 723 1, 349 120,968 122, 802 1,989, 982 1,948,910 39, 723 1,349 1, 724,170 1, 683,098 39, 723 1,349 106, 505, 010 77,060, 600 29, 444, 410 2,165,685 1, 579, 742 585, 943 18, 526, 325 17, 545,130 981,195 18, 526, 325 17, 545,130 981,195 346, 889 328,411 18,478 469, 697 443, 892 25, 805 164, 299, 473 152, 952, 095 9, 454, 462 1,892, 916 164, 299, 473 152,952,095 9, 454, 462 1, 892, 916 164, 299, 473 152,952,095 9,454,462 1, 892,916 3, 356, 584 3, 349, 650 6,303 SACRAMENTO, CALIF.: City corporation Original city Annexation SAN BERNARDINO, CALIF.: City corporation Real and secured personal Unsecured personal County Property in general Unsecured personal SAN DIEGO, CALIF.: City corporation Property in general Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits School district Property in general Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits County Property in general Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits ... 631 2, 025,902 2,018,968 6, 303 631 2, 775, 367 2, 768, 433 6,303 631 SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.: City corporation Property in general Unsecured personal Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits Reassessments Bridge and highway district Property in general Unsecured personal and reassessments.-. 158 , 303,025,065 33,011,546 725,488,454 29,164, 636 76,281,621 2,982,611 358,499,935 716, 999 142, 755, 055 142, 755 116,234 4,545 801,886, 309 168, 017 725,488, 454 145, 098 22, 919 76, 397, 855 SAN JOSE, CALIF.: City corporation Original city and East San Jose West San Jose North San Jose and Palm Haven Hester and College Park Willow Glen and Burbank Cottage Grove Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits i Avfiram r a t e . 49, 083, 808 35, 349, 300 1, 670, 400 124, 710 6,135, 750 1,479,305 46,000 3,453,068 1 825, 275 792, 328 636, 287 29, 249 2,120 97, 927 23, 462 706 2,302 275 62 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES Table XX—Continued. Assessed valuation CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF PROPERTY Levies SAN JOSE, CALIF.—Continued. School district Original city and Cottage Grove East San Jose, West San Jose, and North San Jose. HesterPalm Haven Sunol Willow Glen College Park Burbank Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits County Property in general Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits &49,083, 808 34, 332, 545 2, 788, 010 5, 739, 410 69,855 1,269,835. 100, 970 396,340 108, 500 3, 453,068 825, 275 49,083,808 44, 805,465 3,453,068 825, 275 $861, 626 672, 917 53,809 98,833 1,242 20, 470 1,860 7,974 1,944 2,302 25, 335, 365 21,982,015 1, 849, 785 1, 503, 565 25, 335, 365 21,982, 015 1,849, 785 1, 503, 565 25, 335, 365 21,982,015 1,849, 785 1, 503, 565 401,807 400,073 1,233 275 907, 647 905, 070 2,302 275 SANTA ANA, CALIF.: City corporation Property in general Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits School district Property in general Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits County Property in general Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits 501 544, 690 542, 956 1,233 501 320, 473 318, 739 1,233 501 SANTA BARBARA, CALIF.: City corporation Property in general Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits School district Property in general Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits County Property in general Unsecured personal Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits 76, 630,823 47, 746, 260 25, 255,174 3, 629, 389 58, 597, 778 29, 713, 215 25, 255,174 3,629, 389 58, 597, 778 28,175, 300 1,537,915 25, 255,174 3, 629, 389 719,916 701,870 16,837 1,209 552, 884 534,838 16,837 1,209 668, 661 619,857 30, 758 16,837 1,209 74,191,170 27,082, 790 6,496,835 13, 754,150 440, 500 10, 735,865 2,329, 560 13, 351,470 2, 231,090 72,683; 610 59, 618,185 10, 735, 865 2,329, 560 72, 683, 610 59, 618,185 10, 735,865 2,329, 560 1,097, 403 462,032 110, 381 232, 720 6,610 7,158 76,196, 725 52,481,048 10,137,402 1, 598, 395 489, 680 119,255 2, 783, 390 6,912, 965 1, 674, 590 48,951, 240 40,363, 685 6,912,965 1,674, 590 48,951,240 40, 363,685 6,912,965 1,674, 590 1,187, 254 923, 666 176, 394 27,013 6,268 1,169 47,600 4,586 SANTA MONICA, CALIF.: City corporation Original city First annexation Second annexation Third annexation Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits Municipal improvement, districts Acquisition and improvement districts School district 1 _____ Property in;general Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits County Property in general Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits _. 776 253, 375 24,351 854;512 846, 578 7,158 776 883, 725 875, 791 7,158 776 STOCKTON, CALIF.: City corporation Original city. Annexation Do Do Do Unsecured personal Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits School district Property in general Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits County Property in general Stocks, bonds, etc Solvent credits 1 Average rate. 558 683, 254 678,110 4,586 558 957, 727 952, 583 4,586 558 63 City number DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES 284 Table XX—Continued. . ._ „ __ _ ... - _.. _ ... __ ... _ . ._ ... _ .._ _ _ . . _ _ __. . _ . . __ __ _. . . ... WASHINGTON, 1,492,437 j 1,062,982 I 429, 455 | i 23. 87 17.00 8.00 334,609, 706 320,886,451 13, 723, 255 334,609,706 8,067,566 4, 331,967 54,893 3,680, 706 i 24.11 13. 50 4.00 11.00 67, 228,585 19,560,028 18, 776,852 47,164,402 67, 228, 585 3,856,132 1,536, 718 64,550 33, 799 344,303 1, 085,196 8,870 i 22.86 3.30 1.80 7.30 16.14 2.30 113,541,292 91,100,450 22,440,842 1, 706,890 1,409,324 297, 566 i 15. 03 15.47 13. 26 171,817, 495 171,817, 495 169,073, 485 2,802,614 363,475 618, 212 1,820,927 5, 778, 777 3, 580,775 2,198,002 19,436 3,271 4,328 11,837 i 33.63 20.84 13.00 1 6.93 9.00 7.00 6.50 1 154,608, 600 2,821,437 149,321,000 2,896, 750 2, 390,850 2,687, 778 26,071 107, 588 1,867, 692,660 1, 319, 095,386 548, 597, 274 25,167, 607 22,424, 621 2, 742,986 1 98, 227, 740 1,900, 636 1 _ . 95,535,935 2,691,805 1,862,950 37,686 _ 167, 519,892 109, 011, 549 2,888, 375 5, 368, 947 8,351, 358 41,899, 663 3,432,383 2,561, 771 51,413 101,473 126, 941 590, 785 1 21,965,158 548, 211 1 21, 659,128 306,030 541,478 6,733 ._. . 18. 25 18.00 9.00 45.00 13.48 17.00 5.00 _. PENSACOLA, FLA.: Average rate. ... 19.35 19. 50 14.00 MIAMI, FLA.: City corporation.P r o p e r t y i n general: Inside fire l i m i t s . . . Outside fire limits 1 62, 527, 650 62, 527, 650 53,681,895 JACKSONVILLE, F L A . : C i t y corporation Original city Annexation Do Do Do 300 i 23.90 23.92 9.92 i 2.02 1.75 .75 4.00 3.00 i 2.12 2.75 D.C.: C i t y corporation. P r o p e r t y in general: I n s i d e fire limits Outside fire limits 77 9,278,284 9,274,811 3,473 786, 254 305,141 68,132 255,441 1 71,467 41,394 I 44,679 1 WILMINGTON, D E L . : City corporation. _ _ P r o p e r t y in general Personal intangible 62 388,109,299 387, 759,139 350,160 388, 601,494 174,359,633 90,824, 642 63,860, 508 23,821,845 19,491, 090 16, 243, 776 WATERBURY, CONN.: C i t y corporation P r o p e r t y in general: T a x e d a t full r a t e T a x e d at half rate_ _ Corporations _ 14 i 28.42 16.14 12.50 STAMFORD, C O N N . : C i t y corporation— __ F i r s t district-Second district School district- __ East Mountain Oronoke _ Park Road 84 7,652, 792 4,346, 598 3,306,194 NORWALK, CONN.: City corporation.-F i r s t a n d second d i s t r i c t s . . _ . . . Third district. _ 93 269, 253,146 269, 253,146 264,495,530 N E W HAVEN, CONN.: C i t y corporation F i r s t district Second district F o u r t h district Fifth district Sixth d i s t r i c t . 204 i 14.68 14.95 14.50 MERIDEN, CONN.: C i t y corporation General c i t y Town City and town 261 546,998 227, 774 319, 224 | HARTFORD, CONN.: C i t y corporation First district.. Second district 49 i $15.06 15.06 11.66 $600,133 599,715 418 BRIDGEPORT, CONN.: C i t y corporation Urban property _ _ ... Suburban property School d i s t r i c t . First and West Middle South Second N o r t h a n d N o r t h w e s t _ Arsenal a n d S o u t h w e s t Washington Northeast ___ 247 37, 251,154 15, 235,722 22,015,432 . _ . _ C i t y corporation First district. _ Second district 48 $39,857,560 39,821, 688 35,872 PUEBLO, COLO.: School district N o . 1N o . 20 55 Tax rate per $1,000 of assessed valuation Levies COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO.: School district F o r m e r n o . 11 F o r m e r n o . 11a 191 Assessed valuation CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF P R O P E R T Y 1 20. 49 23.50 17.80 18.90 15. 20 14.10 24.96 25.00 22.00 64 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES Table XX—Continued CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF P R O P E R T Y 233 Assessed valuation Levies ST. PETERSBURG, FLA.: City corporation Original city Annexation. __ Do Do $135,668,750 $1,888,395 89, 585,870 1, 298,991 17,076,400 231, 463 28, 705,620 354, 726 300,860 3,215 TAMPA, FLA.: City corporation Original city Annexation Do Do. 130, 744,946 71, 751,936 32,999, 298 20,378, 595 5, 615,117 2, 312, 957 1, 291, 535 577,453 326,057 117,912 AURORA, I I I . : School districtNo. 129 No. 131 190 37,450, 201 13,894,018 23,556,183 801,802 330, 678 471,124 BERWYN, I I I . : School district High No. 98_. No. 100 35, 35, 16, 19, 790,099 790,099 218, 543 571,556 1,088,970 483,166 278,959 326,845 CHICAGO, I I I . : Park district Albany... Calumet and Ravenswood Manor Gardens. Edison Fernwood and North Shore Hollywood Irving Jefferson Lincoln Northwest Portage Ridge Ridge Avenue River Sauganash South West Chicago West Pullman 3, 755,195, 656 26,132, 571 19,835, 621 67,441 21, 505,066 43,011 5,418, 533 11,379 69, 591,275 187,897 4,400, 296 11,441 65, 502, 927 366,816 19,078,094 108,745 638,020,035 6,188, 794 127, 266, 594 509,066 59,961,965 281,821 27,681, 354 113,494 36,033,865 68,464 56,908,157 170,724 4,415,125 17,219 1, 838,115,701 13,602,056 751,969,404 4,361,423 9,491,644 22, 780 CICERO, I I I . : School district Property in general: Subject to all taxes Subject to special bond levy Do Park district. _ Cicero Clyde Hawthorne 61, 202,984 1,792,758 61, 202,984 30,373,016 29,047,164 61,134,876 40, 210,105 15,812, 534 5,112, 237 1, 781,007 3,037 8,714 161,711 108,567 33, 206 19,938 31,362,843 31,362,843 28,741,342 2,621, 501 31,362, 843 28,741, 342 2,621, 501 414,120 363,809 45,986 4,325 88, 606 77, 596 11,010 29, 645, 210 29, 645, 210 29, 292,607 352,603 29, 645,210 29, 292,607 352, 603 29, 645, 210 29, 292,607 352, 603 29, 645, 210 29, 292, 607 i 352, 603 357,101 320,168 36, 616 DANVILLE, I I I . : City corporation Property in general.. Danville Township Newell Township Township Danville Newell - ELGIN, I I I . : City corporation Property in general Kane County Cook County County.. Kane Cook Township Elgin Cook Forest preserve district Kane County Cook County 142 EVANSTON, I I I . : City corporation Property in general Park district Do i Average rate. _. -, . 317 89, 858 87,878 1,980 83,977 83,484 493 7,640 7,323 317 91, 111, 524 1,196,676 91,111,524 1,184,450 9, 751,696 2,926 6, 643, 5301 9,300 65 DESCRIPTION OE GENERAL TABLES a* Table XX—Continued CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF PROPERTY Assessed valuation Levies EVANSTON, III.—Continued. School district Township high No. 75 No. 76... $91, 111, 524 $2,089,916 91, 111, 524 865,559 59, 586,937 738,878 31,524, 587 485,479 MOLINE, I I I . : City corporation Property in general Moline Township South Moline Township.. Township Moline South Moline _. 24,985,835 24, 985,835 24,323,095 662,740 24,985,835 24,323, 095 662, 740 357, 596 327,314 29,188 1, 094 8, 789 7,297 1,492 24,497,875 24,497,875 21,391,091 3,106,784 24,497,875 21,391,091 3,106, 784 324, 770 293,975 25,669 5,126 16,478 8, 556 7,922 40, 559,040 40, 249,990 309,050 244,804 243, 521 1,283 46,611, 052 42,636, 213 3,974,839 108,343 100,195 8,148 ROCK ISLAND, I I I . : City corporation Property in general. Rock Island Township South Rock Island Township.. Township... _ _ Rock Island South Rock Island 238 ANDERSON, I N D . : Township Anderson Lafayette _._ ELKHART, IND.: Township Concord Osola _ EVANSVILLE, IND.: Township Pigeon Perry Knight — 137,877,690 123,695,960 3,055,930 11,125,800 478,693 395,827 18,336 64, 530 674,660, 240 579,351,600 1,105, 290 16, 706,610 59,903,290 17,593,450 766,168 724,190 199,325, 510 199,207,770 117, 740 488,813 488,059 31, 247, 760 14,939,104 252, 778 16, 055,878 30, 767, 202 14,855,187 15,912,015 31, 247,760 15,191, 882 16, 055,878 31, 247, 760 15,191, 882 16,055,878 830,148 802, 671 1,593 25,884 1,155,001 1,118,643 36, 358 188, 471 167,110 21, 361 413,796 401,066 12, 730 13, 435, 683 6,836,491 203,432 6, 395,760 880,685 13,435,683 7, 039,923 6, 395,760 13,435,683 7,039,923 6, 395,760 13, 435, 683 7,039,923 6, 395, 760 614,918 598,193 2,034 12,930 1,761 684, 270 670, 201 14, 069 85, 460 77, 439 8,021 163,161 159,806 3,355 56,956,356 33, 708, 304 363, 550 22,884, 502 1 955,701 910,124 1,818 43,759 INDIANAPOLIS, IND.: Township Center Perry. Warren Washington Wayne 81 SOUTH BEND, IND.: Township Portage German 171 CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA: 230 COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA: 154 _. City corporation.. Property in general Agricultural land 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 City corporation Property in general Agricultural land... Money and credits Lighting district School district Property in general Money and credits State Property in general Money and credits County Property in general. - Money and credits 553 5,346 8,985 27,094 754 DAVENPORT, IOWA: City corporation Property in general Agricultural land Money and credits i Average rate. 69584—34- T A B L E 3 . — S U M M A R Y O F G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T P A Y M E N T S , BY D I V I S I O N S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T : 1931—Continued [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 27] EXCESS OF R E V E N U E RECEIPTS O V E R — GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS For operation, maintenance, and interest CITY, A N D DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT All governmental costs Total Operation and maintenance of general departments Operation and maintenance of public-service enterprises Interest (Table 11) (Table 14) (Table 15) For outlays Excess of governmental-cost payments over revenue receipts Payments Governfor operation, mental-cost maintenance, payments and interest (Table 16) GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued 1?5 SPRINGFIELD, I I I _._ City corporation. School district P a r k district Sanitary district. 1?6 ROANOKE, V A _ . 1?.7 PORTLAND, M A I N E _ _. . City corporation, B r i d g e district_ _. W a t e r district. -~_ S t a t e pier-site district _ _. $3, 608,485 2,190, 734 1, 030,152 204, 328 183, 271 $2, 737, 255 1,494,402 992, 660 143,134 107,059 $1,954,397 809,890 966,127 130,173 48, 207 $565, 221 565, 221 $217, 637 119,291 26, 533 12, 961 58, 852 $871, 230 696, 332 37, 492 61,194 76, 212 $168, 234 $1,039,464 2, 906, 899 2,194, 354 1, 821, 769 21, 617 350, 968 712, 545 $488, 309 224, 236 4, 690,105 3, 879, 351 25,045 770, 380 15, 329 3, 613,135 3, 212,818 25, 045 359,943 15, 329 | 2, 911, 475 2,889, 599 19,677 1, 789 410 249, 482 70, 080 452,178 253,139 5,368 178,752 14,919 1, 076, 970 666, 533 705, 211 371, 759 179, 402 410, 437 128 EAST ORANGE, N . J 4,824, 534 3,897, 559 3,081, 229 223, 719 592, 611 926, 975 538, 372 388, 603 129 SPRINGFIELD, OHIO 3,939, 218 2,648,998 1 1, 290, 220 1 2,187,846 1,124,056 1, 063, 790 1,823,015 838,897 984,118 97, 512 97, 512 267, 319 187, 647 79,672 1, 751, 372 1, 524, 942 226, 430 ! 1,191, 792 559, 580 3,301,798 1,160,664 1,957,559 183, 575 2,781,466 1,156, 625 | 1,544,717 80,124 | 2,135,493 717, 359 1,370, 606 47, 528 223, 976 223, 976 421, 997 215, 290 174,111 32, 596 520, 332 4,039 412, 842 103,451 1 58,371 461,961 City corporation.. School district 130 CICERO, I I I C i t y corporation School district 66 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES Table XX—Continued CITY, A N D PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF P R O P E R T Y Assessed valuation Levies DAVENPORT, IOWA—Continued. School district Property in general- _ Money and credits State Property in general Money and credits County Property in general. _ Money and credits .. .. $39,755,170 16,870,668 22,884, 502 39, 755,170 16,870,668 22,884, 502 39, 755,170 16,870,668 22,884, 502 $985, 716 940, 540 45,176 216,831 185,577 31, 254 362,119 345,004 17,115 D E S MOINES, IOWA: City corporation Property in general: With garbage collection Without garbage collection. Agricultural land 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 ... 231 98,860,469 2,886,089 44, 477,980 3,102,560 486,965 50, 792, 964 98,860, 469 48,067, 505 50, 792,964 98,860, 469 48,067, 505 50,792,964 98,860,469 48,067, 505 50, 792,964 2,620,643 168,531 5,3 91,529 j 3,142,892 3, 041,712 101,180 I 597,106 , 528,743 68,363 1,360,815 1, 317,050 43,765 . 17,931,343 10,192, 301 20, 739 7, 718, 303 17,931, 343 10, 213,040 7, 718, 303 17,931, 343 10, 213,040 7, 718,303 17,931, 343 10, 213, 040 7,718, 303 686,867 670,653 145 16,069 602,333 588,271 14,062 122,261 112,343 9,918 267,704 261,453 6,251 _ 41,981,564 25, 782,258 501,451 15, 697, 855 41,981, 564 26, 283,709 15,697,855 41,981,564 26, 283,709 15, 697,855 41,981, 564 26, 283, 709 15, 697,855 1, 265, 416 I 1,237,448 2,507 25,461 1,836,763 1,800,434 36, 329 310,657 289,120 I 21,537 549, 687 538,816 10,871 14, 441, 639 43,102 548, 111 216 DUBUQUE, IOWA: City corporation Property in general Agricultural land 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 I I I I SIOUX CITY, IOWA: City corporation Property in general... Agricultural land 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 WATERLOO, IOWA: City corporation Agricultural landProperty in general: East Side. West Side Money and credits: East Side West Side School district Property in general: East Side West Side Money and credits: East Side West Side State Property in general Money and credits: East Side West Side County Property in general Money and credits: East Side West Side. 1 Average rate. 3,964,169 3,548,834 - 2,951,671 3,933,863 14,428,917 282,130 I 253,529 5,313 6,923 695, 441 3,995,872 3, 547, 511 359,469 319, 418 2,951, 671 3,933,863 14,441, 639 7, 556,105 6,877 9,677 91,871 83,117 2,951,671 3,933,863 14,441, 639 7, 556,105 3,837 4,917 179,673 I 175,906 2, 951, 671 3,933,863 1,682 I 2,085 67 DESCRIPTION OP GENERAL TABLES Table XX—Continued CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF P R O P E R T Y Assessed valuation Levies KANSAS CITY, KANS.: C i t y corporation R e a l a n d personal t a n g i b l e Personal i n t a n g i b l e School district R e a l a n d personal tangible Personal i n t a n g i b l e D r a i n a g e district K a w Valley Fairfax State R e a l a n d personal t a n g i b l e . Personal intangible County Real a n d personal tangible Personal intangible _. $138,201,846 131,109,446 7,092,400 138, 201,846 131,109,446 7,092,400 53, 219, 422 52,448,800 770, 622 138, 201,846 131,109, 446 7, 092,400 138, 201, 846 131,109, 446 7,092,400 $1,697,911 1.686,067 11,844 2,183, 541 2,171,697 11,844 182,179 178,326 3,853 266, 795 260,908 5,887 856,132 850, 245 5,887 TOPEKA, KANS.: C i t y corporation R e a l a n d personal tangible Personal intangible. School district R e a l a n d personal t a n g i b l e Personal i n t a n g i b l e State.. _ R e a l a n d personal t a n g i b l e Personal intangible County R e a l a n d personal tangible Personal intangible __ _ _.. 100,796,040 84, 884, 728 15,911,312 100, 796,040 84,884, 728 15,911,312 100, 796,040 84,884, 728 15,911, 312 100, 796,040 84, 884, 728 15,911,312 1, 298,941 1,272,422 26, 519 1, 461,665 1,435,146 26, 519 182,181 168,921 13, 260 387,856 374,596 13, 260 158,510, 770 139,513,352 18,997,418 158,510,770 139,513,352 1 18,997,418 ! 158,510, 770 139, 513,352 18, 997,418 158,510, 770 139,513, 352 1 18,997,418 1,479,875 1,448,149 31, 726 2,159,305 2,127,579 31,726 293,400 277, 632 15, 768 836,107 820,339 15, 768 WICHITA, K A N S . : C i t y corporation R e a l a n d personal tangible Personal i n t a n g i b l e School district R e a l a n d personal tangible Personal i n t a n g i b l e State R e a l a n d personal t a n g i b l e Personal i n t a n g i b l e . . County R e a l a n d personal tangible Personal i n t a n g i b l e 143 _.. _ COVINGTON, K Y . : C i t y corporation P r o p e r t y in general. B a n k stock School district P r o p e r t y in general B a n k stock State Real property Personal p r o p e r t y County P r o p e r t y in general Bank stock. 59,082, 673 56, 756, 557 2, 326,116 59,082,673 56, 756, 557 2, 326,116 73, 774,362 51,370,949 22,403, 413 59,014, 649 55,128,054 3,886,595 787, 882 783, 240 4,642 633, 626 624,322 9,304 266,130 154,113 112,017 349, 567 341, 794 7,773 64,888, 903 55,940,000 7, 330, 360 1,618, 543 84, 729, 924 41,023,691 43, 706, 233 57, 709,314 54,342,491 3,366,823 1,486,334 1, 465, 628 10,995 9,711 341,622 123,091 218,531 278,446 271, 712 6,734 LEXINGTON, K Y . : C i t y corporation P r o p e r t y in general Tobacco B a n k stock State Real property Personal p r o p e r t y County. P r o p e r t y in general B a n k stock _ _ _. , _ _ _ LOUISVILLE, K Y . : C i t y corporation P r o p e r t y in general: Subject to all taxes _ Manufacturing plants U n m a n u f a c t u r e d agricultural p r o d u c t s . B a n k stock _ County P r o p e r t y in general U n m a n u f a c t u r e d agricultural p r o d u c t s B a n k stock State Real p r o p e r t y _. Personal p r o p e r t y ' Average r a t e . 467,276,514 9, 698, 229 432, 306,974 2,763,550 5,148, 955 27,057,035 1 486,587,978 454,381,988 5,148,955 27,G57,035 765,831,468 347,168,667 418,662,801 J 9, 510, 754 17, 410 7,723 162, 342 1,879,365 1, 817, 528 7,723 54,114 3,134,820 1,041,506 2,093,314 Tax rate per $1,000 of assessed valuation 68 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES a Table XX—Continued 277 PADUCAH, K Y . : CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF P R O P E R T Y City corporation Property in general: Subject to all taxes Subject to school levy. Tobacco Bank stock State Real property Personal property County Property in general Bank stock 301 BATON ROUGE, L A . : 117 SHREVEPORT, City corporation Property in general Sewer district no. 1 Sewer district no. 2 Assessed valuation Levies $31,175, 536 $775,496 29,716,021 16,800 382, 780 1,059,935 36,368,616 22,663,632 13,704,984 30,331,876 29,156,416 1,175,460 772,617 40, 521,940 40, 521,940 2,765,440 217,400 517,139 510,576 5,531 1,032 108,308,480 108,308,480 ! 3,671,990 108,308,480 108,308,480 105,680,754 1,384, 593 1,380,921 3,672 849,813 541,542 308,271 185 574 2,120 136,516 67, 991 68, 525 206, 446 204,095 2,351 LA.: City corporation Property in general Annexation School district Property in general— Special school districts BALTIMORE, M D . : City corporation Property in general: Full rate Suburban rate Rural rate.-. Annexation Securities... State Property in general. Securities _ 252 CUMBERLAND, 307 HAGERSTOWN, 1,842,241,934 32,202,707 894, 705, 111 21,920,275 79,779,125 1,542,928 27,114, 575 385,298 322, 760, 261 6,800,558 517,882,862 1,553,648 1,678,132,349 3,770,638 1,253,441,157 3,133,602 424,691,192 637, 036 MD.: City corporation Property in general Securities School district Property in general.. Securities State Property in general Securities County Property in general Securities 51,843,787 45,302,514 6,541,273 51,843,787 45,302,514 6,541,273 51,843, 787 45,302, 514 6,541,273 51,843, 787 45,302, 514 6, 541,273 462,837 453,025 9,812 419,015 412,932 6,083 123,068 113, 256 9,812 256,744 253,015 3,729 46,899,965 39,186,664 7, 713,301 46,899,965 39,186, 664 7,713,301 46,899,965 39,186, 664 7, 713,301 46,899,965 39,186, 664 7, 713, 301 462,215 450, 646 11, 569 309,385 302, 521 6,864 109,536 97,967 11, 569 211, 610 206,905 4,705 66,674, 225 63, 226, 650 3,447,575 1,917,977 1,834, 627 83,350 MD.: City corporation Property in general.Securities School district Property in general. _ Securities State Property in general Securities County Property in general Securities 251 ARLINGTON, MASS.: City corporation Property in general Motor vehicle BOSTON, MASS.: City corporation Property in general Motor vehicle 146 1,991,917,370 60, 723,080 1,958,010, 000 59,731, 290 33,907,370 991, 790 BROCKTON, MASS.: City corporation Property in general Motor vehicle 84,554,385 79,490,775 5, 063,610 2,773,450 2,649,329 124,121 BROOKLINE, MASS.: City corporation Property in general Motor vehicle i Average rate. 182,174,250 3,407, 093 173, 692,300 3, 203,008 8,481,950 1 204,085 69 DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES Table XX—Continued CITY, A N D PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF P R O P E R T Y CAMBRIDGE, Levies MASS.: C i t y corporation P r o p e r t y in general.. M o t o r vehicle CHELSEA, Assessed valuation $199, 252, 030 190,759,700 8,492,330 $6, 546,863 6,347,575 199,288 57,010,240 55,120, 400 1,889,840 2, 249,791 2,205,635 44,156 48,958,820 47,139, 720 1,819,100 1, 740,534 1,695,406 45,128 79,092,080 76,362,300 2, 729, 780 2,370,565 2,307,146 63,419 128,028,023 123,333, 400 4,694, 623 4,707,993 4, 578,659 129,334 59,918, 650 57, 750, 650 2,168, 000 1, 585, 087 1, 521, 739 63,348 65, 045,835 61,427, 225 3, 618, 610 1,966,440 1,879, 508 86,932 110, 731, 745 106,856, 040 3,875, 705 2, 436,916 2, 355, 359 81, 557 123, 576, 650 119,270, 325 4,306,325 3,351,252 3,250, 227 101,025 132,071, 786 127,019,056 5,052, 730 3,962,635 3,841,207 121,428 147,535,613 141,253,400 6,282, 213 4,005, 408 3,853, 287 152,121 76,268,0.60 72,049, 750 4, 218, 310 2, 353, 719 2, 252, 697 101, 022 86, 562,790 81,394, 550 5,168, 240 2, 424, 692 2,302, 771 121,921 156,617,110 151, 276, 600 5, 340, 510 4,848,353 4, 718,154 130,199 175,187, 440 165,129, 600 10,057,840 4, 226,375 3, 981, 554 244,821 63,491, 370 59, 515,430 3,975,940 2,066,058 1,970, 580 95,478 139,479,605 132, 897,425 6, 582,180 3,960, 279 3,800,830 159,449 43, 562, 763 42, 020, 553 1, 542, 210 1, 741, 739 1, 705,305 36,434 61,024,100 58,401,900 2,622, 200 1,623, 235 1,559,370 63, 865 129,403,440 123,051,300 6, 352,140 3,572,976 3,420,478 152,498 MASS.: City corporation. __. P r o p e r t y in general.. M o t o r vehicle CHICOPEE, MASS.: C i t y corporation Property in general.. M o t o r vehicle EVERETT, MASS.: C i t y corporation P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l . . M o t o r vehicle FALL RIVER, MASS.: C i t y corporation P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l . . M o t o r vehicle FITCHBURG, MASS.: C i t y corporation P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l . . M o t o r vehicle HAVERHILL, MASS.: C i t y corporation P r o p e r t y i n generalM o t o r vehicle HOLOYKE, MASS.: C i t y corporation P r o p e r t y in general.M o t o r vehicle LAWRENCE, MASS.: C i t y corporation P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l . M o t o r vehicle LOWELL, MASS.: C i t y corporation P r o p e r t y in general. . M o t o r vehicle LYNN, MASS.: C i t y corporation P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l . . M o t o r vehicle MALDEN, MASS.: City corporation. P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l M o t o r vehicle MEDFORD, MASS.: C i t y corporation P r o p e r t y in general. _ Motor vehicle.. NEW BEDFORD, MASS.: C i t y corporation P r o p e r t y in general— Motor vehicle. NEWTON, MASS.: C i t y corporation P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l . M o t o r vehicle PITTSFIELD, MASS.: C i t y corporation P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l M o t o r vehicle QUINCY, M A S S . : C i t y corporation P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l M o t o r vehicle REVERE, MASS.: C i t y corporation P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l . . . M o t o r vehicle SALEM, MASS.: C i t y corporation P r o p e r t y in g e n e r a l . . . M o t o r vehicle SOMERVILLE, MASS.: C i t y corporation P r o p e r t y in general—. M o t o r vehicle s Average r a t e . Tax rate per $1,000 of assessed valuation 70 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES Table XX—Continued CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF PROPERTY 53 257 241 Assessed valuation Levies Tax rate per $1,000 of assessed valuation SPRINGFIELD, MASS.: City corporation Property in general Motor vehicle __. $323,144, 000 $8,309, 564 309,887,160 7,983,591 13, 256,840 325,973 i $25.71 25. 76 i 24. 59 40, 250, 350 38, 051, 630 2,198, 720 1, 386,107 1, 321, 794 64,313 i 34. 44 34. 74 i 29. 25 62,075, 475 59, 343,150 2, 732, 325 1,926,499 1,860,989 65, 510 i 31. 03 31.36 i 23.98 57, 337, 720 54,166,160 3,171, 560 1,835,831 1, 759, 010 76,821 i 32. 02 32.48 i 24. 22 TAUNTON, MASS.: City corporation Property in general Motor vehicle WALTHAM, MASS.: City corporation Property in general Motor vehicle . - WATERTOWN, MASS.: City corporation Property in general Motor vehicle WORCESTER, MASS.: City corporation Property in general Motor Vehicle 359,149, 240 10,528,831 345, 536, 400 10, 201,192 13, 612,840 327, 639 1 DEARBORN, MICH.: School district No. 2.. No. 4 No. 5 No. 7-.No. 8. Fordson 92 .-. 237, 214, 998 516,650 1, 693,370 12, 721, 955 30,132, 287 829,477 191, 321, 259 2,329,857 687 9,432 75,000 485,431 9,307 1,750,000 131,035,921 77,895,031 53,140, 890 131,035,921 77, 895,031 53,140, 890 131,035,921 77, 895, 031 53,140,890 131,035, 921 77, 895, 031 53,140, 890 2, 042,580 1,989,439 53,141 2, 622,119 2,568,978 53,141 631,035 604,465 26, 570 1, 048, 553 1,021,983 26,570 DULUTH, M I N N . : 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 ..- MINNEAPOLIS, M I N N . : City corporation Property in general Money and credits Land bank County... Property in general Money and credits.— Land b a n k . . . State Property in general.. Money and credits Land bank -- --— --- i 29.32 29.52 i 24. 07 19.82 1.33 5.57 5.90 16.11 11.22 9.15 1 15. 59 25.54 1.00 120.01 32. 98 1.00 14.82 7.76 .50 18.00 13.12 .50 455,868,907 20,115, 493 330, 853,640 19,864,453 124, 261,979 248,524 753, 288 2,516 455,868,907 2,345,646 330, 853, 640 2,282,890 124, 261, 979 62,131 753,288 625 455,868,907 2,630,180 330, 853, 640 2,567,424 124, 261, 979 62,131 753, 288 625 i 44.13 60.04 2.00 3.34 15.15 6.90 .50 .83 15.77 7.76 .50 .83 275, 045, 500 9, 494, 742 i 34. 52 115,974,047 64, 350, 973 94, 720,480 275,045, 500 180, 325, 020 94, 720, 480 275, 045, 500 180, 325,020 94, 720, 480 5,997,018 3,308,283 189,441 1,446,682 1, 399, 322 | 47,360 | 2,703,548 2, 656,188 47,360 541, 238,120 7, 385,902 541, 238,120 139,922, 210 652, 269, 010 608, 303, 930 1,965, 080 42, 000, 000 7, 036,096 349,806 7. 268, 368 i 6,995, 495 4,913 267,960 i 13. 65 W 13.00 2.50 1 11.14 11. 50 2.50 6.38 1,068, 517 i 13. 37 ST. PAUL, M I N N . : City corporation Property in general: Old city Annexation Money and credits State Property in general Money and credits County Property in general Money and credits 19 108 --._- --- 51.71 51.41 2.00 15.26 7.76 .50 19.83 14.73 .50 KANSAS CITY, M O . : City corporation Property in general: Subject to all taxes Subject to special park levy School district Property in general Do Railroad property assessed by State. ST. JOSEPH, M O . : City corporation Property in general: Subject to all taxes Subject to special park levy. i Average rate. 79,917, 570 79, 917, 570 23,182,440 998,970 69,547 ! 12.50 3.00 71 DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES Table XX—Continued Assessed valuation CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF PROPERTY Levies ST. LOUIS, M O . : City corporation Property in general Merchants' and manufacturers' stock Steamboats $1,440,122,951 $23,085, 718 1,323,168,821 22,758, 504 116,811,100 327,071 143,030 143 OMAHA, N E B R . : City corporation Property in general Personal intangible (class A) Personal intangible (class B) Building and loan School district.---. Property in general Personal intangible (class A) Personal intangible (class B) Building and loan State Property in general Personal intangible (class A) Personal intangible (class B) Building and loan --County --Property in general Personal intangible (class A) Personal intangible (class B) Building and loan --. _. - --. 160 HOBOKEN, N.J.: City corporation _ Old Hoboken, real and personal, and Weehawken addition, personal... Weehawken addition, real 163 UNION CITY, N.J.: City corporation Former West Hoboken Former Union -. AMSTERDAM, 4,441,175 4, 325, 711 15,330 94,162 5,972 4,058,370 3,942, 869 15,330 94,162 6,009 674,840 618, 727 7,757 47, 435 921 1, 288,423 1,231,388 7,757 47,435 1,843 100, 810,708 3, 542, 438 75, 288, 590 25, 522,118 2, 648,653 893, 785 71, 694, 362 41, 086, 762 30, 607,600 2, 617,912 1,492,210 1,125,702 31,095, 646 31,021, 496 74,150 538, 570 538, 422 148 53,135, 436 53, 002,086 133, 350 857, 259 856, 272 987 N.Y.: City corporation Property in general Real property of pensioners AUBURN, 386, 507,010 328,951,410 18, 470, 075 35, 399, 240 3, 686, 285 360,853, 200 303, 297, 600 18,470, 075 35, 399, 240 3, 686, 285 360,853,200 303, 297, 600 18,470,075 35, 399, 240 3,686, 285 360,853, 200 303,297, 600 18,470,075 35,399,240 3, 686, 285 -_ N.Y.: City corporation Property in general Real property of pensioners BlNGHAMTON, N . Y . : 205 City corporation Property in general Real property of pensioners... ELMIRA, 115, 026,153 114,772,288 253,865 3, 321,403 3, 317, 285 4,118 N.Y.: City corporation Property in general Real property of pensioners 213 JAMESTOWN, N.Y.: City corporation Property in general Real property of pensioners N E W YORK, N.Y.: City corporation General city—personal Manhattan Borough: Real -Do Bronx Borough: Real— Do Brooklyn Borough: Real. Do Queens Borough: Real Do Richmond Borough: Real Do - 115 NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y.: City corporation Property in general.. Real property of pensioners 1 Average rate. - 51, 574,915 51,405, 330 169, 585 1, 628,657 1, 625,951 2,706 65, 522, 585 65, 367,109 155,476 907,004 906, 250 754 -_. 20,073.060, 764 513,146,460 356,350, 090 - 9,154,425 - 10,031,191, 787 272,344,866 70, 359, 600 102, 752 -_. 2, 049,577, 747 53, 370,907 190, 534, 735 67,221 - 4, 294, 335, 301112, 355, 245 359, 510, 690 182,909 2,123,818,178 57, 007, 365 260, 288, 360 314,378 - __ 307,243,911 29,850, 365 8, 213, 597 32, 795 145,964,897 145,878, 297 86, 600 4,109, 969 4,108,815 1,154 72 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES g Table XX—Continued 240 POUGHKEEPSIE, N . Y . : 22 290 97 124 CITY, A N D PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF PROPERTY City corporation— -_ Property in general Real property of pensioners. ROCHESTER, ... N.Y.: 655,379,009 654,492,938 886,071 29,863, 293 29, 761, 370 101,923 25,117,922 4, 643,448 _ City corporation. Property inside lamp district Property outside lamp district Real property of pensioners Washington Avenue light district TROY, 203,963,775 203,691,055 21,600 251,120 1,109,900 122,331 117,243 505 3,073 1,510 74, 540,042 74,540,042 63,410,152 60,373,930 11,129, 890 3,036,222 2,624,975 2,009,870 558,787 15,162 14,380 26,776 138, 286,870 137,919, 685 367,185 4, 286, 775 4,280,774 6,001 N.Y.: City corporation— _ Property in general Do..Old Troy Lansingburg Sycaway, St. Marys, and North Greenbush. N.Y.: WATERTOWN, N.Y.: City corporation Property in general Real property of pensioners W H I T E PLAINS, . __ 47,085,890 46,976, 657 109, 233 1,176,164 I 1,174,416 1,748 N.Y.: City corporation First tax zone Second tax zone 188 ASHEVILLE, N.C.: School district Asheville Grace Haw Creek.__ Biltmore 178 GREENSBORO, N.C.: City corporation Original city Annexation School district Greater Greensboro Proximity CANTON, OHIO: Township. Canton Plain 280 845,011 142, 795 1,357 682, 827 18, 032 SCHENECTADY, N.Y.: City corporation _ Property in general Real property of pensioners— 256 18,846, 526 18,836,496 10, 030 N.Y.: City corporation _._ Property in general Real property of pensioners Inside district.. Outside district UTICA, 293 Levies $52,208,372 $1,971,067 52,135,093 1,970,237 73, 279 830 City corporation Property in general Real property of pensioners ROME, Assessed valuation ___ _ ... _ __ _ 171,819, 646 159, 781, 611 12,038,035 3, 314,155 3,133,331 180,824 I 117, 231,007 98,211, 752 10, 794, 575 3,894, 723 4,329, 957 517,970 451,774 31,304 I 13, 242 I 21,650 106, 522,582 69,122,335 37,400,247 106,522,582 93,520,364 13,002, 218 912,120 642,838 269, 282 410, 535 327,321 83,214 239,957,410 219,699,210 20,258,200 43,374 29,659 I 13,715 | NORWOOD, OHIO: School district Norwood Cincinnati _ 79,063,790 75,955,510 3,108,280 590, 584 565,873 I 24,711 78,731,400 76,434,420 1,954,690 342,290 18,249 I 15,287 2,346 616 78, 761, 500 52,860,410 25,901,090 44,122 17,444 26,678 I STEUBENVILLE, OHIO: Township Steubenville Cross Creek Island Creek. 227 106 164 .— WARREN, OHIO: Township Warren Howland ALTOONA, P A . : County Property in general... Money at interest 57,247,777 50,782,784 6,464,993 457,514 431,654 25,860 59,021,709 346,273 I 36,728, 701 7,531,907 14, 761,101 257,101 30,128 I 59,044 I BETHLEHEM, P A . : County Property in general: Northampton Lehigh Money at interest i Average rate. _ _ 73 DESCRIPTION OP GENEBAL TABLES Table XX—Continued CITY, A N D PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF PROPERTY 159 CHESTER, P A . : 278 EASTON, P A . : County Property in general Money at interest Assessed valuation Levies $67, 948, 284 46, 968, 713 20, 979, 571 $400,957 317,039 39, 651, 331 28, 688,512 10, 962,819 244,671 200,820 43,851 193,558 723, 268 470, 290 786,390 708, 509 77,881 105, 604,415 77, 432,675 171,740 577,283 464, 596 112,687 County Property in general Money at interest 858, 746 219,466 639, 280 215,469 188,912 26,557 138 JOHNSTOWN, Pa.: County Property in general Money at interest 966, 661 650, 621 316,040 621,204 17, 264 076,310 982,078 094,232 214,322 125,946 88,376 620,365 860,390 759,975 712, 577 669,537 43,040 637, 634 811,016 826, 618 424,605 385, 299 4, 768,479,151 67,264,065 County Property in general Money at interest 70 E R I E , P A . : County— Property in general Money at interest HARRISBURG, PA.: 110 County Property in general Money at interest -- HAZLETON, P A . : LANCASTER, P A . : County Property in general Money at interest 175 MCKEESPORT, P A . : County Property in general Money at interest N E W CASTLE, PA.: 199 County Property in general Money at interest PHILADELPHIA, P A . : City corporation Urban: Outside poor districtInside poor district. _Suburban: Outside poor districtInside poor district... Farm: Outside poor districtInside poor district-.Money at interest, etc Poor district Urban Suburban Farm 603, 656, 394 10,775, 267 2,706, 298,747 49,389,952 103, 530, 325 47, 882, 580 1,232,011 582,732 8, 758, 550 2, 432,550 1,295,920,005 715, 945, 269 603, 656, 394 103, 530, 325 758, 550 78, 214 22,209 5,183,680 271,158 241,463 27,943 1,752 1, 208,170,080 590, 968,170 617, 201, 910 1, 619,945,160 1,106, 025, 710 513, 919, 450 22,939,013 15,069, 689 7,869,324 11, 324,172 9, 288, 495 2, 055, 677 PITTSBURGH, P A . : City corporation Land Buildings County Property in general Money at interest BEADING, P A . : County Property in general Money at interest 56 808, 384 579, 476 228, 908 124, 204,835 52, 465, 955 71, 738,880 130, 264, 564 115, 887,158 14, 377,406 2,177, 468 1, 293,286 884,182 839, 748 782, 238 57, 510 133, 646,958 93, 911, 830 39, 735,128 891,453 732, 512 158,941 33, 663,860 20, 978,410 12, 685, 450 229,058 178, 316 50, 742 SCRANTON, P A . : City corporation Land Improvements..County Property in general Money at interest 100 WILKES-BARRE, P A . : County Property in general Money at interest 210 WILLIAMSPORT, P A . : County Property in general M o n e y at interest 1 173, 122, 347 115, 895, 200 57, 227,147 Average rate. _. .- 74 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES Table XX—Continued CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF P R O P E R T Y 172 CRANSTON, -. $45,966, 650 31,164, 780 14,801,870 $308, 525 I 249, 318 59, 207 R.I.: C i t y corporation P r o p e r t y i n general Personal intangible PAWTUCKET, 71, 111, 265 63,013, 550 8,097, 715 1,418, 730 1,393, 506 25, 224 154, 737,140 142,424,400 12, 312, 740 2,916, 223 2,876,843 39, 380 684,881,054 524,118,854 160, 762, 200 12,921,107 12,410,233 510,874 R.I.: C i t y corporation P r o p e r t y i n general Personal intangible 195 Levies YORK, PA.: County P r o p e r t y in general M o n e y a t interest 37 Assessed valuation PROVIDENCE, R.I.: City corporation... P r o p e r t y in general Personal intangible WOONSOCKET, _. R.I.: C i t y corporation P r o p e r t y in general Personal i n t a n g i b l e 95,858, 450 89,058, 050 6,800, 400 2,158, 082 I 54, 281,963 47,343, 294 6, 938, 669 54, 281,963 47, 343, 294 6,938, 669 54, 281,963 • 47,343,294 6, 938, 669 681,581 I 674, 642 6, 939 166,486 159,547 6, 939 193, 782 179,905 13, 877 2,137, 660 I 20,422 J SIOUX FALLS, S . D A K . : School district P r o p e r t y in Money and State P r o p e r t y in Money and County P r o p e r t y in Money and 162 general credits general.: credits general credits .. BEAUMONT, TEX.: C i t y corporation General city School district 34 69, 348, 570 69, 348, 570 64, 256,100 1,720,010 1,109, 577 610,433 302,808, 025 7,151,128 289, 083, 300 13, 724, 725 7,024,861 126, 267 112, 746, 350 112, 746, 350 27,476, 900 2,485,915 2, 480,420 5, 495 255, 218, 880 255, 218,880 4,914, 588 4,874,681 DALLAS, T E X . : 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 school l e v y E L PASO, T E X . : 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 city I m p r o v e m e n t districts: N o s . 2, 8, a n d 13. N o s . 3, 7, 9, a n d 10 No. 4 N o s . 11 a n d 12 N o . 14 232 22, 442, 780 27,198, 650 9, 399, 070 47, 558, 600 2,145, 090 LYNCHBURG, VA.: State Personal intangible: B o n d s , n o t e s , etc Capital B a n k stock a n d m o n e y e d c a p i t a l . Money 279 27,489, 523 175, 272 10, 346, 468 8,150,880 5, 553,083 3,439,092 51, 732 61,132 55, 530 6,878 34,998,888 33, 304,343 1, 694, 545 9, 263, 599 1,021, 792 982,479 39,313 55,699 2,426,917 3,972,078 1,005,455 1,859,149 12,135 29,791 10, 055 3, 718 NEWPORT NEWS, VA.: C i t y corporation R e a l e s t a t e a n d personal t a n g i b l e Machinery and tools... State Personal intangible: Bonds, notes, e t c . . . Capital B a n k stock Money NORFOLK, Average rate. - Va.: City corporation— R e a l e s t a t e a n d personal t a n g i b l e Machinery . State B o n d s , notes, e t c Capital B a n k stock Money 1 6,734 | 10,8: 11, 279 I 9, 512 1, 502 .- 178, 322, 896 176, 692, 519 1,630, 377 44, 706, 643 23, 267,087 11, 547, 543 5, 966, 688 3, 925, 325 5, 038,998 5,035, 737 3,261 I 270, 460 116, 335 86,607 I 59, 667 7,851 I 75 DESCRIPTION OP GENERAL TABLES Table XX—Continued Assessed valuation CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF P R O P E R T Y Levies PORTSMOUTH, VA.: State Personal intangible: Bonds, notes, etc Capital Bank stock Money $6,261,014 i 2,413,362 1,365,040 1,642,800 839,812 $40,413 I 12.067 10,238 16.428 1,680 RICHMOND, V A . : City corporation Real estate Personal tangible Machinery State Bonds, notes, etc Capital Bank stock and moneyed capital Money - 274,762,096 241,308, 654 19.712,257 13,741,185 151,929,495 53,549,793 57,420,354 24,167, 744 16, 791,604 6,186,870 5,670,753 433, 670 82,447 973, 662 267,749 430,653 I 241, 677 33,583 I 25,917,351 162,909 ROANOKE, VA.: State Personal intangible: Bonds, notes, etc Capital Bank stock and moneyed capital Money 303 8,992,902 : 7,596,724 5,284,403 4,043,322 45,002 56,976 52,844 8,087 ! BELLINGHAM, WASH.: City corporation ___ Property in general District A District C District D 18,260,023 18,260,023 14,183,368 2,002,838 2,073,817 446,300 I 9,230 330,714 45,545 60,811 I SEATTLE, WASH.: City corporation Old limits New limits Ballard, Columbia, Dunlap, South Park a n d West Seattle Georgetown and Yesler Ravenna, Southeast Seattle, and South Seattle County Property in general Road districts nos. 2 and 3 72 82 312,861,874 10,018,410 I 203,066,951 ! 6,522,510 55,612,049 i 1,783,475 36,261,913 ! 1,144, 449 6,913,453 ! 218,049 11,007,508 349,927 312,861,874 i 5,608,024 312,861,874 j 5,162,221 49,533,680 445.803 SPOKANE, WASH.: School district Former no. 81 Former no. 122 Former no. 202 87,161,089 1,084,665 85,531,177 1,060,587 1,403,293 i 20,769 226, 619 1 3,309 TACOMA, WASH.: City corporation General city Districts nos. 1 and 2 Districts nos. 3, 4, and 5 District no. 6 School district Property in general Subject to additional bond rate Subject to no bond rate _ _. 66,585,578 I 1,386,906 66,585,578 | 23,974 61,912,251 j 1,288,407 2,625,628 ; 42,929 2,047,699 ! 31, 596 66,585,578 ' 964,870 66, 334, 623 961,852 64, 640 950 186,315 2,068 CHARLESTON, W . V A . : County Property in general Wards nos. 15, 16, and 17 110, 291, 065 103,217,854 7,073,211 612,259 567,698 I 44,561 110, 296,125 106,584, 646 3,711,479 110,296,125 106, 584, 646 3,711,479 787,504 I 762,080 25,424 483,109 466,309 16,800 98,936, 548 69,520, 598 1,300,848 3,953, 650 4, 007,116 1,554,105 3,738,379 14,861,852 98,936,548 69, 520, 598 20,973, 572 8,442,378 878,880 632,637 10, 732 39,537 31,977 12,184 36,038 115,775 1,119,366 750,822 I 262,170 I 106,374 I HUNTINGTON, W . V A . : City corporation Cabell County Wayne County County Cabell Wayne.. _ _.. WHEELING, W . V A . : City corporation Original city Fulton Woodsdale Edgewood Pleasant Valley Elm Grove Other annexations School district Original city Annexation Do 1 Average rate. City number 76 244 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES Table XX—Continued CITY, AND PARTS OF CITY OR CLASSES OF P R O P E R T Y G R E E N BAY, WIS.: ___j J j _. i _ . _ _ P r o p e r t y in general Public utilities-. _. .- _ . OSHKOSH, _ __ . _ . _ . . Wis.: C i t y corporation P r o p e r t y in general Public utilities.. County.-- - - - - P r o p e r t y in general P u b l i c utilities _._ - __ . _ _ _ ._ __ __ _ P r o p e r t y in general. P u b l i c utilities __ . __ . . SHEBOYGAN, WIS.: City corporation.. . P r o p e r t y in general. P u b l i c utilities .. Do . _ .__ - P r o p e r t y in general. P u b l i c utilities 268 . . RACINE, WIS.: City corporation-. . P r o p e r ! v in general P u b l i c utilities 242 . _ __ SUPERIOR, W I S . : P r o p e r t y in general P u b l i c utilities - _ Do . Sewer districts nos. 1, 3, a n d 4 Sewer district n o . 2- _ - _ P r o p e r t y in general. _ , 259 W E S T ALLIS, W I S . : P r o p e r t y i n general P u b l i c utilities P r o p e r t y in general P u b l i c utilities 1 9,688 7,867 420, 670' I 395, 044 25, 626 1.50 .50 i 6. 54 6.80 4.10 77,939,633 72.873, 410 5,066,223 77,939,633 72,873,410 5,066,223 1,809,866 1,742, 403 67,463 351,603 330.845 20,758 i 23. 22 23.91 13.32 14.51 4.54 4.10 53,112, 417 49,104,929 4,007,488 53,112,417 49,104,929 4,007,488 1, 072,184 1,018,819 53,365 331,033 314,613 16, 420 i 20.19 20.74 13. 32 i 6. 23 6.40 4.10 157,081,025 146, 257, 700 10,823,325 157, 081, 025 146, 257, 700 10,823, 325 2, 908,195 2, 764, 069 144,126 617,519 573,172 44,347 j i 18. 51 18.90 13.32 13.93 3.92 4.10 1,085, 426, 537 973,843,950 107,912,469 3, 670,118 1,081, 756,419 973,843,950 107,912,469 26, 793,167 25,280,989 1,436,990 75,188 7,951,645 7,509,494 442,151 | i 24. 68 25.96 13. 32 20.49 i 7. 35 7.71 4.10 MILWAUKEE, WIS.: Citv corporation..- P r o p e r t y in general P u b l i c utilities Do _ County P r o p e r t y in general P u b l i c utilities 133 i $23. 39 24.20 13.32 20.49 MADISON, WIS.: C i t v corporation, P r o p e r t y in general P u b l i c utilities County. . -P r o p e r t y i n general. P u b l i c utilities 236 | L A CROSSE, WIS.: P r o p e r t y in generalP u b l i c utilities 12 $1,517,667 1,405,915 83, 286 10,911 1 Tax rate per $1,000 of assessed valuation j KENOSHA, WIS.: P r o p e r t y in general P u b l i c utilities 157 $64,882,718 58,095,645 6, 254, 464 532,609 6,464,405 15,735,745 64,350,109 58,095,645 6, 254, 464 _- . __! j P r o p e r t y in general P u b l i c utilities 237 Levies I City corporation.,- _ P r o p e r t y in general P u b l i c utilities _DoSewer districts: N o s . 1, 17, 18, a n d 19 N o s . 2, 3, 5, 6, a n d 15 County , P r o p e r t y in generalP u b l i c utilities 189 Assessed valuation 1 Average rate. j 61, 571, 661 58,090, 685 3, 480, 976 61, 571, 661 58, 090, 685 3, 480,976 1,125, 612 1, 079, 258 j 46, 354 213, 000 198, 737 14, 263 i 18. 28 18.58 13.32 1 3. 46 3. 42 4.10 124, 582, 660 109, 611, 536 14,971,124 124, 582, 660 109, 611, 536 14,971,124 2, 542, 854 ! 2, 343, 495 199, 359 536.930 475, 589 61,341 i 20. 41 21.38 13. 32 14.31 4. 34 4.10 54, 223, 533 49, 400,100 4, 768, 295 55,138 54,168, 395 49, 400,100 4, 768, 295 1, 227, 388 | 1,162, 763 63, 495 1,130 292, 219 272, 682 19, 537 j ! 22. 64 23. 54 13. 32 20. 49 i 5. 39 5. 52 4. 10 58,433,214 46,453, 382 11, 259, 359 720, 473 1, 380, 400 1, 534,136 129, 600 47,173,855 46, 453,382 720,473 1,318,403 1, 076,940 230, 665 9, 594 690 384 130 713,600 710, 648 2,952 i 22. 56 23.18 20.49 13.32 .50 .25 1.00 i 15.13 15.32 4.10 1 I | ! | 54, 492, 936 1, 372, 378 j 50,909,188 1, 324, 656 3, 583, 748 47, 722 54,492,936 390,494 1 375,810 '1 50,909,188 3,583, 748 1 14,684 1 i 25.18 26.02 13. 32 i 7.17 7.38 4.10 77 DESCRIPTION OP GENERAL TABLES Special property taxes.—In the years prior to 1925 there were shown in table 20 the valuation of property subject to special property taxes and the total and per capita levy of such taxes; but for 1925 and subsequent years the data pertaining to special property taxes are presented separately in text tables. Table XXI, which follows, presents the data for 1931. Table X X I AND DIVISION OF G O V E R N M E N T OF P R O P E R T Y OR CLASSES Assessed valuation Tax rate per $1,000 of assessed valuation Total Total- i s 727,149 WILMINGTON, DEL.: C i t y corporation—horses a n d m u l e s BALTIMORE, CUMBERLAND, HAGERSTOWN, _ MANCHESTER, BAYONNE, 300,000 393, 750 3, 038,880 3,038, 880 3,038,880 4.05 3.57 2.38 12, 307 10,848 7,233 3, 692,898 3, 692,898 4.69 3.15 2.16 17,320 11, 632 7,977 22,162,309 693, 373 21, 468, 936 3 5.55 10.00 5.41 123,081 6,934 116,147 380,900 10.00 3,809 6, 233, 600 6, 233,600 3.75 3.75 23, 376 23, 376 2,975, 200 2, 975, 200 3.75 3.75 11,157 11,157 1, 995, 200 1,995, 200 3.75 3.75 7,482 7,482 14, 451, 850 14, 451,850 3.75 3.75 54,194 54,194 879, 733 879, 733 3.75 3.75 3,299 3,299 4, 549, 866 4,549,866 3.75 3.75 17, 062 17,062 6, 325, 600 6, 325, 600 3.75 3.75 23, 721 23, 721 5,282,133 5, 282,133 3.75 3.75 19,808 19,808 ___ 1,483, 700 1, 483, 700 3.75 3.75 5,564 5,564 _ 30, 393,866 30, 393,866 3.75 3.75 113, 977 113, 977 __ 641,866 641, 866 3.75 3.75 2,407 2,407 5,196,000 5,196, 000 3.75 3.75 19, 485 19,485 49,126, 666 49,126, 666 3.75 3.75 184, 225 184, 225 3,138, 600 3,138, 600 3.75 3.75 11, 770 11, 770 2, 534, 759 2,534, 759 3.75 N.J.: C i t y corporation—bank stock County—bank stock. BLOOMFIELD, N.J.: C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n — b a n k stock C o u n t y — b a n k stock CAMDEN, N.J.: C i t y corporation—bank stock C o u n t y — b a n k stock CLIFTON, N.J.: C i t y corporation—bank stock C o u n t y — b a n k stock EAST ORANGE, N.J.: C i t y corporation—bank stock C o u n t y — b a n k stock ELIZABETH, N.J.: C i t y corporation—bank stock C o u n t y — b a n k stock HOBOKEN, N.J.: C i t y corporation—bank stock C o u n t y — b a n k stock IRVINGTON, N.J.: C i t y corporation—bank stock C o u n t y — b a n k stock JERSEY CITY, N.J.: C i t y corporation—bank stock C o u n t y — b a n k stock N.J.: C i t y corporation—bank stock C o u n t y — b a n k stock MONTCLAIR, N.J.: C i t y corporation—bank stock C o u n t y — b a n k stock N.J.: C i t y corporation—bank stock C o u n t y — b a n k stock BRUNSWICK, N.J.: C i t y corporation—bank stock C c u n t y — b a n k stock N.J.: C i t y corporation—bank stock C o u n t y — b a n k stock 1 10.00 1.88 N.J.: C i t y corporation—bank stock C o u n t y — b a n k stock ORANGE, 30,000,000 210,000,000 N.H.: C i t y corporation—bank stock ATLANTIC CITY, NEW 1,143,750 450,000 N.H.: C i t y corporation B a n k stock Savings b a n k deposits NEWARK, 3 $4.01 10.00 MD.: C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n — b a n k stock School d i s t r i c t — b a n k stock C o u n t y — b a n k stock KEARNY, $285,000,000 45,000,000 MD.: C i t y corporation—bank stock School d i s t r i c t — b a n k stock C o u n t y — b a n k stock NASHUA, 200 0) MD.: C i t y corporation B a n k stock Casualty, surety, guarantee, and fidelity shares Savings b a n k deposits Horses a n d m u l e s are taxed at $1 each. 2 Less t h a n one-half of 1 cent. 9,505 9,505 3 Average r a t e . 78 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES Table XXI—Continued CITY, AND DIVISION OF G O V E R N M E N T OR CLASSES OF PROPERTY Tax rate per $1,000 of valuation Total valuation 147 PASSAIC, N.J.: C i t y corporation—bank stock C o u n t y — b a n k stock 61 PATERSON, C i t y corporation—bank stock C o u n t y — b a n k stock PERTH AMBOY, 272 PLAINFIELD, $3.75 3.75 $27, 765 27, 765 $0.44 .44 14,448, 032 14,448,032 3.75 3.75 54,180 54,180 .39 2, 223,461 2, 223,461 3.75 3.75 8,338 8,338 .19 .19 3, 272, 648 3, 272,648 3.75 3.75 12, 272 12, 272 .35 .35 10, 705, 600 10, 705, 600 3.75 3.75 40,146 40,146 .32 .32 10, 598, 668 10, 598,668 3.75 3.75 39, 745 39, 745 1, 338,133 1, 338,133 3.75 3.75 5,018 5,018 N.J.: C i t y corporation—bank stock C o u n t y — b a n k stock N.J.: C i t y corporation—bank stock C o u n t y — b a n k stock TRENTON, $7,404,000 7, 404,000 N.J.: 222 65 Per capita N.J.: C i t y corporation—bank stock C o u n t y — b a n k stock 163 UNION CITY, 255 WEST N E W YORK, N.J.: C i t y corporation—bank stock C o u n t y — b a n k stock N.J.: C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n — b a n k stock C o u n t y — b a n k stock .13 .13 >> 5 Table XXII POLL T A X E S Rate of levy CITY, A N D D I V I S I O N O F GOVRENMENT Total Levy $9,489,960 City number ber i Poll taxes.—In reports previous to 1925 t h e d a t a relating t o t h e levy of poll taxes were shown in t h e general table covering assessed valuations a n d t a x levies, b u t for 1925 a n d subsequent years t h e y are presented separately in t e x t tables. I n table X X I I , which follows, are shown t h e d a t a for 1931. Table XXII—Continued CITY, A N D D I V I S I O N O F GOVERNMENT 300 PENSACOLA, F L A . : 233 ST. PETERSBURG, F L A . : POLL TAXES Rate of levy $1.00 33 BIRMINGHAM, ALA.: County 131 140 . MOBILE, ALA.: C i t y corporation School district - 287 TUCSON, ARIZ.: 104 LITTLE ROCK, A R K . : School d i s t r i c t . . . C i t y corporation 55 BRIDGEPORT, CONN.: 48 HARTFORD, CONN.: C i t y corporation C i t y corporation 247 MERIDEN, CONN.: 132 N E W BRITAIN, C O N N . : C i t y corporation 9,690 2.50 16, 755 2.00 3.00 21,814 45, 959 2.00 151,800 2.00 161, 272 2.00 33,812 2.00 62,816 2.00 203,326 2.00 43,172 2.00 3,220 2.00 101,740 School district ATLANTA, G A . : 153 AUGUSTA, GA.: 226 COLUMBUS, GA.: C i t y corporation State State C i t y corporation State 180 MACON, GA.: 102 SAVANNAH, G A . : State State WILMINGTON, D E L . : 62 JACKSONVILLE, F L A . : .25 6,000 1.00 9,579 __ 1.00 16,450 County School district MIAMI, FLA.: School district Footnotes at end of £able. 87 3.00 1.00 99,300 22,122 1.00 0) 2.00 1.00 6,598 3,963 (0 1.00 8,576 1.00 _ 2.25 1.50 .50 7,268 16,353 10,902 3,634 1.00 1.00 1.50 8,099 8,099 12,148 1.00 1.50 .50 6,215 9,323 3,108 1.00 1.00 1.50 .50 17, 786 17,786 26, 679 8,893 ELKHART, IND.: WATERBURY, CONN.: 84 1,463 E A S T CHICAGO, I N D . : C i t y corporation School district State 286 519 1.00 ANDERSON, IND.: C i t y corporation School district State County 168 $7,610 1.00 TAMPA, FLA.: 31 STAMFORD, C O N N . : C i t y corporation 77 1.50 89 N O R WALK, C O N N . : Town 93 $11,260 5,808 N E W HAVEN, CONN.: C i t y corporation 204 $5.00 1.50 School district 238 C i t y corporation C i t y corporation 49 0) MONTGOMERY, ALA.: County 261 (0 Levy State County EVANSVILLE, IND.: C i t y corporation School district State County DESCRIPTION OE GENEKAL TABLES Table XXII—Continued CITY, AND DIVISION OF GOVERNMENT Table XXII—Continued POLL T A X E S Rate of levy CITY, AND DIVISION OF GOVERNMENT Levy CAMBRIDGE, MASS.: FORT W A Y N E , IND.: C i t y corporation School district State County $2.00 1.00 1.50 1.50 City corporation... $44,980 22,490 33,735 33, 735 CHELSEA, MASS.: C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . _. State CHICOPEE, MASS.: GARY, IND.: State City corporation... State 1.50 23, 739 1.00 1.50 11,895 17,842 EVERETT, MASS.: .50 .50 1.50 27,148 27,148 81,446 FALL RIVER, MASS.: HAMMOND, IND.: C i t y corporation State City corporation... State INDIANAPOLIS, I N D . : C i t y corporation County State C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . _. State FITCHBURG, M A S S . : KOKOMO, IND.: City corporation School district State County .50 1.00 1.50 .50 2,459 4,917 7,376 2,459 .50 .50 1.50 .50 3,517 3,517 10, 550 3,517 0.50 0.50 1.50 1.00 2,503 2,503 7,508 5,005 City corporation... State..„ HAVERHILL, MASS.: City corporation... State MUNCLE, I N D . : C i t y corporation School district State County HOLYOKE, MASS.: City corporation... State 101 City corporation... State RICHMOND, IND.: C i t y corporation School district State County LOWELL, MASS.: City corporation... State LYNN, MASS.: SOUTH B E N D , IND.: C i t y corporation School district State County 0.50 0.50 1 1.50 0.50 i City corporation. _ _ State 10,830 10,830 32,490 10,830 MALDEN, MASS.: C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . __ State T E R R E HAUTE, IND.: C i t y corporation School district State County 0.50 2.24 1.50 1.00 5,690 25,493 17,071 11, 381 0.50 7,615 150 City corporation... State C i t y corporation- _ _ State 137 .COUNCIL B L U F F S , I O W A : C i t y corporation 2.00 11,000 0.50 3,001 0.50 8,342 PITTSFIELD, M A S S . : City corporation... State DUBUQUE, IOWA: County QUINCY, M A S S . : Sioux CITY, IOWA: County 0.50 9,668 3.50 0.50 22,618 City corporation... State WATERLOO, IOWA: C i t y corporation County PADUCAH, K Y . : C i t y corporation County REVERE, MASS.: C i t y corporation State 0) 1.50 1.50 3,898 6,355 1.00 10, 218 1.00 106, 790 SALEM, MASS.: C i t y corporation State BATON ROUGE, LA.: School district SOMERVILLE, M A S S . : C i t y corporation State N E W ORLEANS, LA.: School district SPRINGFIELD, M A S S . : SHREVEPORT, LA.: School d i s t r i c t . 1.00 14, 277 3.00 23,601 3.00 62,946 C i t y corporation State LEWISTON, M A I N E : C i t y corporation TAUNTON, MASS.: C i t y corporation State PORTLAND, M A I N E : C i t y corporation WALTHAM, MASS.: ARLINGTON, MASS.: C i t y corporation State 2.00 1.00 C i t y corporation State 22, 554 11, 255 265 BOSTON, MASS.: C i t y corporation State 2.00 1.00 WORCESTER, MASS.: 2.00 1.00 F o o t n o t e s a t e n d of t a b l e . C i t y corporation State... 40,096 20,048 194 BROOKLINE, MASS.: C i t y corporation State WATERTOWN, MASS.: C i t y corporation State 482,990 241,495 BROCKTON, M A S S . : C i t y corporation State NEWTON, MASS.: C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . __ State... DAVENPORT, IOWA: County MEDFORD, MASS.: N E W BEDFORD, MASS.: CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA: County LAWRENCE, MASS.: 2.00 1.00 26,546 13,273 JACKSON, M I S S . : C i t y corporation County 79 80 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES Table XXII—Continued Table XXII—Continued POLL T A X E S POLL T A X E S a CITY, AND DIVISION OF GOVERNMENT 296 165 SPRINGFIELD, M O . : 245 BUTTE, MONT.: $5.00 2.00 C i t y corporation C i t y corporation 109 LINCOLN, N E B R . : 119 MANCHESTER, C i t y corporation 297 NASHUA, 134 ATLANTIC CITY, C i t y corporation BAYONNE, BLOOMFIELD, CAMDEN, 197 CLIFTON, EAST ORANGE, ELIZABETH, IRVINGTON, MONTCLAIR, NEWARK, BRUNSWICK, PATERSON, C i t y corporation PERTH AMBOY, PLAINFIELD, C i t y corporation 255 188 ASHEVILLE, C i t y corporation CHARLOTTE, 14,764 1.00 8,041 1.00 7,000 1.00 97,108 1.00 2,000 1.00 4,000 1.00 4,255 1.00 15,955 1.00 4,000 1.00 6,748 1.00 29,127 1.00 1,013 1.00 450 3.00 2.00 10,080 6,720 1.00 2.00 9,496 18,992 1.00 2.00 7,475 14,950 258 HAZLETON, PA.: 138 GREENSBORO, 1.00 2.00 6,313 12, 626 H I G H POINT, 1.00 2.00 3,881 7,762 1.00 2.00 4,994 9,988 199 N E W CASTLE, P A . : School district County City corporation. . School district County F o o t n o t e s a t e n d of t a b l e . 2.00 2.38 0.62 READING, PA.: School district County. 56 SCRANTON, P A . : C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . __ School district __ Poor district County WILKES-BARRE, PA.: City corporation... School district County 210 172 City corporation... School district County 113 210, 305 26, 753 3.00 5 85,467 89,745 27, 337 3.00 0.50 90,900 12,994 1.00 5.00 6 () (7) () 20, 280 101,435 20,012 2.50 8 80,137 145, 000 64,434 2.00 9 56, 798 20, 617 (10) 30,953 100, 220 12,864 () () (4) () 5.00 (») (12) 5.00 (13) 96, 260 172, 710 48,281 0*) 37,418 9,486 1.00 0.50 26,104 14, 302 (15) 30,171 120, 775 23, 688 5.00 (16) (17) 0) (0 0.25 2.00 (18) 1.00 2.50 (19) 0.50 (20) 5.00 0.50 29,151 (0 0) 111, 466 36,794 63,718 159, 295 24,133 29, 049 83,001 203, 205 20,792 1.00 3.00 (21) 24,929 74, 787 20, 335 YORK, PA.: CRANSTON, PAWTUCKET, (22) 0) (23) 20,113 (0 13,115 R.I.: City corporation... 10, 503 2,736 5.00 3 WILLIAMSPORT, P A . : City corporation... School district County 219 N.C.: C i t y corporation School district— County PHILADELPHIA, P A . : City corporation... N.C.: WILMINGTON, NORRISTOWN, PA.: City corporation.. _ School district County 78 25,000 122,091 38,911 1.00 _._ School district County N.C.: C i t y corporation County C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . _. School district County MCKEESPORT, PA.: 3 1.00 3.00 2 JOHNSTOWN, PA.: 175 267 $8, 216 16, 432 () City corporation... School district County LANCASTER, P A . : N.C.: C i t y corporation County School district County 155 100 N.C.: ERIE, PA.: HARRISBURG, PA.: N.C.: C i t y corporation County 294 1.00 $1. 00 2.00 EASTON, P A . : 110 N.C.: C i t y corporation County RALEIGH, 815 N.J.: C i t y corporation County 254 1.00 N.J.: C i t y corporation C i t y corporation County 250 27,060 N.J.: WEST N E W YORK, 178 1.00 N.J.: C i t y corporation TRENTON, DURHAM, 13,519 CHESTER, PA.: City corporation... School d i s t r i c t . County N.J.: C i t y corporation U N I O N CTTY, 184 1.00 N.J.: 163 105 70 N.J.: C i t y corporation 65 4,368 BETHLEHEM, PA.: C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . _. School district County N.J.: C i t y corporation 272 1.00 N.J.: C i t y corporation 222 32, 224 278 N.J.: C i t y corporation PASSAIC, 9,367 1.00 N.J.: C i t y corporation 61 1.00 ALTOONA, P A . : School district County N.J.: C i t y corporation 147 159 1,892 N.J.: C i t y corporation ORANGE, 10,200 N.J.: JERSEY CITY, NEW 1.00 Levy ALLENTOWN, PA.: C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . _. School district County N.J.: C i t y corporation 275 33,778 164 Rate of levy N.C. City corporation... County School district County N.J.: C i t y corporation HOBOKEN, 270 2.00 N.J.: C i t y corporation 18 78, 722 1.00 C i t y corporation 223 2.00 106 N.J.: 128 23 17, 778 N.J.: C i t y corporation 156 2.00 WINSTON-SALEM, City corporation... School district County N.J.: C i t y corporation 71 14,100 13,796 95 N.J.: C i t y corporation 160 2.00 2.00 120 N.H.: C i t y corporation 68 $31,625 25,906 N.H.: C i t y corporation 243 CITY, A N D D I V I S I O N O F GOVERNMENT Levy MERIDIAN, MISS.: C i t y corporation County 98 Rate of levy 1.00 6,837 R.I.: City corporation... 21,312 81 DESCRIPTION OF GENERAL TABLES Table XXII—Continued Table XXII—Continued POLL T A X E S POLL T a X E S a CITY, AND DIVISION OF GOVERNMENT PROVIDENCE, CHARLESTON, CHATTANOOGA, KNOXVILLE, NASHVILLE, | 1.00 6,989 220 WICHITA FALLS, 1.00 1.00 6,240 6,617 232 LYNCHBURG, 2.00 36,000 2.00 29, 634 2.00 61, 452 2.00 111, 028 1.50 0.25 State County TEX.: 1.50 0.25 State County BEAUMONT, 0) 0) 1.50 0.25 State County State County E L PASO, 63 1.50 0.25 63, 749 10,625 State County 1.50 0.25 13,485 2,248 1.50 0.25 33,525 5,587 GALVESTON, 1.50 0.25 21, 435 3,572 1.50 98,248 1.50 5,773 1.50 0.25 18,000 3,000 TEX.: State County HOUSTON, 0.50 1.00 NORFOLK, VA.: 0.50 1.00 PORTSMOUTH, V A . : 0.50 1.00 RICHMOND, VA.: C i t y corporation State 126 ROANOKE, 152 CHARLESTON, 1.50 1.00 VA.: C i t y corporation State _. HUNTINGTON, WHEELING, 2.00 1.00 1.00 W.VA.: C i t y corporation State County 151 1.50 1.00 W.VA.: C i t y corporation State County TEX.: State County VA.: C i t y corporation State 44 TEX.: FORT WORTH, NEWPORT NEWS, C i t y corporation State 214 19, 500 3,250 TEX.: (24) 1.00 C i t y corporation State 21,696 3,616 TEX.: 1.50 0.25 VA.: C i t y corporation State 279 TEX.: TEX.: State County TENN.: County AMARILLO, 1.50 0.25 State County TENN.: County |$1.50 TEX.: 17,013 TENN.: County MEMPHIS, WACO, 1.00 TENN County _ _. 2.00 1.00 1.00 W.VA.: C i t y corporation State County 1.00 1.00 1.00 TEX.: State LAREDO, 179 S.C.: City corporation.. School district DALLAS, State $90,475 S.C.: School district Rate of levy SAN ANTONIO, T E X . : |$1. 00 R.I.: C i t y corporation. AUSTIN, CITY, A N D D I V I S I O N O F GOVERNMENT Levy R.I.: C i t y corporation. WOONSOCKET, COLUMBIA, Rate of levy State PORT ARTHUR, H O N O L U L U , H A W A I I : 25 C i t y corporation TEX.: 0) TEX.: State County 1 N o t reported. Occupation taxes levied on a v a l u a t i o n of $9,727,690, a t t h e r a t e of $4 per $1,000. Occupation taxes levied on a v a l u a t i o n of $3,147,655, at t h e r a t e of $8.50 per $1,000. $14,938 levied on polls at $1 each a n d $70,529 levied o n occupations v a l u e d a t $5,877,425, at t h e r a t e of $12 per $1,000. 6 Occupation taxes levied on a v a l u a t i o n of $3,122,380, in N o r t h a m p t o n C o u n t y , a t t h e r a t e of $7 per $1,000, a n d $1,370,000 in L e h i g h C o u n t y , at t h e r a t e of $4 per $1,000. 6 Occupation taxes levied on a v a l u a t i o n of $2,858,940, at t h e r a t e of $7 per $1,000. 7 Occupation taxes levied on a v a l u a t i o n of $5,938,050, at t h 3 rata of $13.50 per $1,000. 8 O c c u p a t i o n taxes levied on a v a l u a t i o n of $7,159,361, at t h e r a t e of $9 per $1,000. » O c c u p a t i o n taxes levied on a v a l u a t i o n of $3,436,120, a t t h e r a t e of $6 per $1,000. M O c c u p a t i o n taxes levied on a v a l u a t i o n of $2,210, 950, at t h e r a t e of $14 per $1,000. 11 O c c u p a t i o n taxes levied on a v a l u a t i o n of $1,649,290, at t h e r a t e of $7.80 per $1,000. 12 $17,175 levied on polls at $1 each a n d $79,085 levied on occupations v a l u e d at $5,648,925, a t t h e r a t e of $14 per $1,000. 13 O c c u p a t i o n taxes levied on a v a l u a t i o n of $6,035,150, at t h e r a t e of $8 per $1,000. 1* Poll t a x levied at t h e r a t e of 50 cents for single m e n a n d w o m e n ; a t 25 cents for m a r r i e d m e n and w o m e n . is O c c u p a t i o n taxes levied on a v a l u a t i o n of $2,742,850, at t h e r a t e of $11 per $1,000. 16 O c c u p a t i o n taxes levied on a v a l u a t i o n of $2,631,948, at t h e r a t e of $9 per $1,000. 17 O c c u p a t i o n taxes levied on a v a l u a t i o n of $1,943,400, at t h e r a t e of $15 per $1,000. is O c c u p a t i o n taxes levied on a v a l u a t i o n of $7,358,755, at t h e r a t e of $5 per $1,000. 19 O c c u p a t i o n taxes levied on a v a l u a t i o n of $5,836,455 in S c r a n t o n - D u n m o r e poor district, a n d $197,695 in J e n k i n s - P i t t s t o n poor district, at t h e r a t e of $4 per $1,000. 20 O c c u p a t i o n taxes levied on a v a l u a t i o n of $5,389,655, at t h e r a t e of $15.40 per $1,000. 21 O c c u p a t i o n taxes levied on a v a l u a t i o n of $2,392,400, at t h e r a t e of $8.50 per $1,000. 22 O c c u p a t i o n taxes levied on a v a l u a t i o n of $2,117,110, at t h e r a t e of $9.50 per $1,000. 23 O c c u p a t i o n taxes levied on a v a l u a t i o n of $1,639,395, at t h e r a t e of $8 per $1,000. 24 $11,176 levied on polls a t 50 cents each a n d $10,246 levied on polls at $1 each. 25 N o t i n c l u d e d in t o t a l . 2 3 4 69584—34 6 GENERAL TABLES 83 84 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES T A B L E 1 . — Y E A R 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 F I S C A L Y E A R PORTED, P O P U L A T I O N , AND A R E A : 1931 RE- POPULATION Year of incorDecennial census pora- D a t e of m i d d l e | m aEtsetdi - a s tion of fiscal y e a r of m i d d l e | as a of fiscal A p r . 1, A p r . 15, J a n . 1, city year 1920 1910 Grand total. Group Group Group Group Group 48, 280,412 47,395,009 38,165,995 29, 792,624 14, 366,072. 2 21, 244,900 20,828, 542 16,826,448113,511, 1,048, 281. 4 5,054, 700 4, 979, 733 4, 200, 367 3, 397,707 517,541. ft 10, 790,312 10, 617, 363 8,470,194 6, 339,627 1,235,694. 4 6, 724,607 6, 585,908 5,106, 302| 3,809, - " 771,002.1 4,465,893 4, 383,463| 3, 562,684' 2, 734,1081 793, 553. 3 I II„. IllIV_. V__. 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 OVER N e w York, N . Y Chicago, 111 Philadelphia, Pa Detroit, Mich Los Angeles, Calif— 1653 1837 1683 1824 1851 June June June Dec. Dec. 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 31,1930 31,1930 Cleveland, Ohio St. Louis, M o Baltimore, M d Boston, Mass 1836 1822 1796 1822 June Oct. June June 30,1931 13,1930 30,1931 30,1931 j 824, ( 813, 5001 785, 200 900, 429 821, 960| 804,874 781,188 796,841 772,897 733,826 748, 060 560, 687, 558, 670, Pittsburgh, Pa San Francisco, Calif. Milwaukee, Wis Buffalo, N . Y . . 1816 1850 1846 1832 June Dec. June Dec. 30,1931 j 31,1930 30,1931 31,1930 676, 000 643, 700 592,60.0 577,900[ 669,817| 634,394 578, 2491 573, 076 588, 343 506,676 457,147 508, 775 533,905j 416,912] 373,857J 423, 715! 7,090, 300i 3,458,100 1,966, 500 1,619,300 1, 285,300 911, 9001 6,930,4461 5,620, 048 4,766,883 3, 376,438 2, 701, 705 2,185, 283 1,950,961 1,823,779 1, 549, 008] 1, 568, 6621 993, 678 465, 766 1, 238, 048 j 576,673 319,1981 6631 029 485 585] 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 Washington, D . C . . Minneapolis, M i n n N e w Orleans, La—_ Cincinnati, O h i o . - . Newark, N.J 1802 1867 1805 1819 1836 Dec. June June June June 31,1930 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 489,0001 474,000 467, 500 457, 300 445, 700 464, 356 458, 762 451,160| 442,337 437, 571 380,582 387, 219 401, 247 414,524 331, 039i 301, 408 339, 075 363,591 347,469| Kansas City, M o . . Seattle, W a s h I n d i a n a p o l i s , Ind__ Rochester, N . Y 1853 1869 1831 1834 Oct. June June June 31,1930 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 404,000 371, 700 369,8001 332, OOOj 399,746 365, 583 364,161 328,132j 324,410 315,312 314,194 295, 750 248, 381 237,194 233,6501 218,149! Jersey C i t y , N . J . . . Houston, Tex Louisville, K y P o r t l a n d , Oreg 1827 1839 1824 1851 June June Feb. May 30,1931 30,1931 28,1931 31,1931 319,000 310,000 308,100 308,600 316, 715i 292, 352 307, 745 301,815| 298,103 138, 2761 234,891 258, 288 267,7791; 78,800; j 223,928! 207, 214i; 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 97 28 30 31 T o l e d o , Ohio C o l u m b u s , Ohio D e n v e r , Colo . O a k l a n d , Calif A t l a n t a , Ga~ 1837 1816 1859 1854 1847 June June June Dec. June 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 31.1930 30.1931 297,100 295, 600 291, 700 289, 000 277, 600 290,718 290, 564 287,861 284, 083 270, 366 243,164 237, 031 256,491 216, 261 200,616 168, 497 181, 511 213,381 150,174 154,839 21,986. 24, 676. 37,085. 34, 023. 22, 265. 39 33 34 35 36 St. P a u l , M i n n B i r m i n g h a m , Ala Dallas, Tex A k r o n , Ohio Memphis, Tenn 1854 1871 1856 1836 1849 June Feb. Oct. June June 30,1931 28,1931 31.1930 30.1931 30,1931 276,100 266,800 265, 700 263, 200 258,800 271, 606 259, 678 260, 475 255, 040 253,143 234, 698 178,806 158, 976 208,435 162, 351 214, 744 132,685' 92,104 69, 087 131,105| 33,389. 0 32,166. 2 27, 549. 2 31,446.0 29, 227. 6 37 38 39 40 41 P r o v i d e n c e , R.I__ _.. S a n A n t o n i o , Tex_ ... Omaha, Nebr ._. Syracuse, N . Y D a y t o n , Ohio 1832 1837 1857 1848 1841 Mar. Nov. June June June 31,1931 30.1930 30.1931 1 30,1931 30,1931 254, 500 236,100 216, 700 213,100 204, 200 252.981 231, 542 214, 008 209,326 200.982 237, 595 161, 379 191,601 171,717 152, 559 224,326 96,614 124, 096 137, 2491 116, 577 11,410.0 22,860. 5 25,026. 8 16, 220. 0 15, 175. 7 42 43 44 45 Worcester, M a s s . . 1848 O k l a h o m a C i t y , O k l a . . 1891 1782 1868 Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio May Dec. July June 31,1931 31.1930 31,1931 30.1931 197,100 192, 200 184,400 172,900 195,311 185, 389 182,929 170,002 179, 754 91, 295 171, 667 132,358 145,986 64, 205 127, 628 79,086 23,808. 0 19,424. 0 15,360. 0 21,660. O 9q 5 6 0 0 6 85 GENERAL TABLES T A B L E 1 . — Y E A R OF I N C O R P O R A T I O N , D A T E O F M I D D L E O F F I S C A L Y E A R R E - PORTED, P O P U L A T I O N , AND A R E A : 1931—Continued POPULATION Year of incor- D a t e of middle! EstiD e c e n n i a l census pora- of fiscal y e a r m a t e d a s tion of middle] as a J a n . 1, A p r . 15, A p r . 1, of fiscal city year 1920 1910 1930 L a n d area (acres) J u l y 1, 1931 G R O U P I I I . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 100,000 T O 300,000—Continued Fort Worth, T e x . . . Hartford, C o n n New Haven, Conn. Flint, Mich Nashville, T e n n 1872 1784 1784 1855 1806 Mar. Sept. June Aug. June 31,1931 30,1930 30,1931 31,1930 30,1931 166,600] 165,300 162, 700 161, 000 155,500 163,447 164,072 162,655 156,492 153,866 106,482 138,036 162,537 91, 599 118,342 73, 312 98,915 133,605 38, 550| 110,364 San Diego, Calif_._ Springfield, M a s s . . L o n g Beach, Calif.. Bridgeport, C o n n _ . Scranton, P a 1850 1852 1897 1836 1866 Dec. May Dec. Sept. June 31,1930 31,1931 31,1930 30,1930 30,1931 153,000 152, 200 148,100 146,900 144,100 147,995 149,900 142,032| 146, 716 143, 4331 74,361 129, 614 55, 593 143,555 137, 783 39,5781 88,926 17,809 102,054 129,867 T u l s a , Okla Des Moines, Iowa Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h . Yonkers, N . Y Paterson, N . J 1903 1857 1851 1872 1851 Dec. Sept. June June June 31,1930 30,1930 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 143,900 143,300 143,000 138,800 138,800 141, 258 142,559 140,267 134, 646 138.513 72,075 126,468 118,110 100,176 135,875 18,182 86,368 92,777 79,803 125,600 Jacksonville, F l a Norfolk, V a Albany, N . Y Trenton, N . J Kansas City, K a n s . . 1822 1845 1686 1792 1886 June June June June June 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 131,900 i 129,710 129,100 123,900 122,900] 129, 549 129, 710 127,412 123, 356 121,857 91, 558 115, 777 113,344 119,289 101,1771 57, 699 67,452 100, 253 96,815| 82,331 70 71 Chattanooga, T e n n . Camden, N . J Fort Wayne, I n d Erie, P a Elizabeth, N . J 1851 1828 1839 1851 1855 Mar. June June July June 31,1931 30,1931 30,1931 4,1931 30,1931 121,700 119,000 118,600 117,800 116,900 119, 798 118,700 114,946 115,967 114,589| 57,895 116,309 86, 549 93, 372 95, 783 44,6041 94, 538 63,933 66, 525 73,409 72 73 74 75 76 Spokane, Wash Wichita. Kans Fall R i v e r , M a s s Cambridge, Mass N e w Bedford, M a s s . . 1883 1871 1854 1846 1847 June June June Sept. May 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 30,1930 31,1931 116,300 115,800 i 115, 274 113,800 i 112, 597' 115.514 111,110 115, 274 113, 6431 112, 59: 104,437 72, 217 120,485 109, 694 121, 217 104,402 52,450 119, 295 104,839| 96, 652] Miami, Fla Reading, P a Knoxville, T e n n . . Peoria, 111 South Bend, Ind.. 1847 1815 1845 1865 Dec. July Mar. June June 31,1930 4,1931 31,1931 30,1931 30,1931 111, 7001 111, 600 108, 500 108,400j 108,100 j 110, 637 111, 171 105,8021 104,969 104,193| 29,571 107, 7841 77,818 76,121 j 70,983 5,471 96,071 36,346! 66,950 53,684 ; Tacoma, Wash ! C a n t o n , Ohio j Wilmington, D e l j Gary, I n d ! Soroerville, M a s s . . 1875 1854 1832 1909 1871 June June Dec. June June 30,1931 30,1931 31,1930 30,1931 30,1931 107,800! 106,800 i 106,597 105,900 105, 200| 106,8171 104,906 106, 597 100,426 103,908 96,965 87,091 110,1681 55,378 93, 091 83,743 50, 217 87,411 16,802 77, 236 87 E v a n s v i l l e , I n d . 88 j E l Paso, T e x 89 ! T a m p a , F l a 90 I L y n n , M a s s 1847 1873 1887 1850 June Aug. Nov. June 30,1931 31,1930 30,1930 30,1931 104,300| 103, 2001 103,200 102, 700| 102, 249J 102,421 101,161 102, 320| 85, 264 77, 560 51, 608 99,148 69,647 39, 279 37, 782 89,336 *91 j Utica, N . Y 92 D u l u t h , M i n n 93 | W a t e r b u r y , C o n n 94 | Lowell, M a s s 1832 1870 1853 1836 June June June June 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 102,300] 101, 74o| 101,800 101, 463 99,902 100, 900! i 100, 234' 100,2341 94,156 98,917 91,715 112, 759 74,419 78, 466| 73,141 106,294| 82 83 84 85 86 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 95 i A l i e n t o w n , P a 96 i S a c r a m e n t o , Calif. . 97 S c h e n e c t a d y , N . Y . 98 B a y o n n e , N . J 99 i Rockford, 111 1 1867 1863 1798 1869 1852 July June June June June 4,1931 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 | 97,300! 97, lOOl 96, 200 90, 500 88, 200! 92,563! 93,750 95, 692 88,979 85,864i Population A p r . 1, 1930; decrease 1920 to 1930; n o estimate m a d e . 73, 502 65, 908 88, 723 76, 754 65, 651 f 51,913 44,696 72,826 55,545| 45, 401 86 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES TABLE 1 . — Y E A R OF INCORPORATION, D A T E OF M I D D L E OF FISCAL Y E A R R E P O R T E D , P O P U L A T I O N , AND A R E A : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d POPULATION Year of incorEstiDecennial census pora- Date of middle tion of fiscal year mated as of middle| as a Apr. 1, of fiscal Jan. 1, Apr. 15, city year 1930 1910 1920 Land area (acres) July 1, 1931 GROUP IV.—CITIES H A V I N G A P O P F L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued Wilkes-Barre, Pa.. Lawrence, M a s s . Savannah, Ga Berkeley, Calif Little Rock, A r k - 1871 1853 1789 1878 1831 July June June Dec. June 4,1931 30,1931 30,1931 31,1930 30,1931 87,000 i 85,068 i 85,024 83,9001 83,700J 86, 626 85,068 85,024 82,109 81, 679| 73,833 94,270 83, 252 56,036 65,142 67,105 85,892 65,064 40,434 45,941' Charlotte, N.C_ Altoona, Pa Saginaw, Mich.. St. Joseph, Mo.. Lincoln, Nebr... 1816 1868 1889 1853 1871 Nov. July Dec. Oct. Feb. 30,1930 4,1931 31,1930 20,1930 28,1931 83,300 82,700 81,800 81,100 80,800 82,675 82,054 80, 715 80,935 75,933 46,338 60,331 61,9031 77,939 54,948 34,0141 52,127 50,510 77,403 43,973 Harrisburg, Pa Sioux City, Iowa.. Lansing, Mich Pawtucket, R.I__. Pasadena, Calif... 1860 1857 1858 1886 July Sept. Oct. June Dec. 4,1931 30,1930 31,1930 30,1931 31,1930 80, 700 79,600 79, 500 78, 700 78, 200 80,339 79,183 78,397 77,149 76,086 75,917 71, 227 57,327 64, 248' 45,354 64,186 47,828 31,229 51,622) 30,291! Niagara Falls, N . Y . Binghamton, N . Y . . Shreveport, La Huntington, W.Va.. Manchester, N.H. _. 1892 1867 1839 1872 1846 June June June Dec. June 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 31,1930 30,1931 78,100 77,900 77,800 77,200| i 76,834| 75,460 76, 662 76, 655 75, 572 76,8341 50,760| 66, 800 43,874 50,177 78,384 30,445| 48.443 28,015| 31,161 70,0631 Winston-Salem, N . C . . East St. Louis, 111 Quincy, M a s s . . . Lakewood, Ohio Troy, N . Y 1913 1865 1889 1911 1816 Nov. June June June June 30,1930 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 76,5001 75,300 74,900 74,000 72,900 75, 2741 74,347 71,983 70, 509 72, 763 48,395 66, 767 47,876 41, 732 71,996] 22,700 58, 547 32, 642] 15,181 76,813 Springfield, 111 Roanoke, Va Portland, M a i n e . . . East Orange, N . J . Springfield, Ohio— 1840 1884 1832 Aug. June June June June 31,1930 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 72,300| 71, 200 71,000 70,100 [ 69,7001 71,864 69, 206! 70,810 68,020| 68, 743 59,183 50,8421 69, 272 50, 710 60, 840 51, 6781 34,874 58,571 34,371 46,921 Cicero, 111 Mobile, Ala New Britain, Conn. Racine, Wis Atlantic City, N . J . . 1814 1871 1848 1854 June Mar. Sept. June June 30,1931 31,1931 30,1930 30,1931 30,1931 69,200 68,800 68,600 68,400 68,100 66,6021 68, 202 68,128 67, 542 66,198 44,995l 60, 7771 59, 316| 58, 593 50, 707| 14, 5571 51, 521' 43,9161 38,002 46,150 Pontiac, Mich... Hammond, Ind_ Newton, M a s s . . Johnstown, Pa_. Oak Park, 111 _ . 1861 1884 1873 1889 1902 June June June July June 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 4,1931 30,1931 67,800 67,800 67,600 166,993 66,900 64,928 64,560 65, 2761 66,993 63,982 34, 273 36,004 46,0541 67,327 39,858 14, 532 20,925 39,806 55,482 19.444 Montgomery, Ala.. Glendale, Calif Evanston, 111 Covington, Ky Topeka, Kans 1837 1906 1892 1834 1857 Dec. Dec. June June June 31,1930 31,1930 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 66,800| 66,600 66,500 66,200 65, 200 66,079 62, 736 63,338 65, 252 64,120 43,4641 13,5361 37, 234| 57,121 50,022| 38,136! 2, 746! 24,978 53, 2701 43,684 Mount Vernon, N.Y_ Brockton, Mass Passaic, N.J Terre Haute, Ind Charleston, S.C 1892 1881 1873 1833 1783 June May June June June 30,1931 31,1931 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 63, 8001 i 63,797 i 62,9591 i 62,810 i 62, 265) 61, 499 63,797 62,959 62,810| 62, 265 42, 726 66,254| 63,841 66,083 j 67,957 30,919 56,87" 54,773! 58,157 58,833 62,200 62,100 61,800 61,300 60,900| 59,714 61,659 60,408 60,342 60, 7511 39,038 56,208 39,608 52, 548 56, 727| 23,150 41,641 22,9961 41,040! 43,028 Medford, Mass Wheeling, W . V a Charleston, W . V a Augusta, G a Davenport, Iowa 1 1892 I J u n e 1836 I D e c . I 1818 D e c . I 1798 J u n e ! 1851 I Sept. 30,1931 Ii 31,1930 31,1930 30,1931 30,1930 || P o p u l a t i o n A p r . 1, 1930; decrease 1920 t o 1930; n o e s t i m a t e m a d e . 87 GENERAL TABLES T A B L E 1 . — Y E A R O F I N C O R P O R A T I O N , D A T E OF M I D D L E O F F I S C A L Y E A R R E - PORTED, P O P U L A T I O N , AND A R E A : 1931—Continued POPULATION Year of incorEstiD e c e n n i a l census pora- D a t e of middle! m a t e d as tion of fiscal y e a r of m i d d l e | as a of fiscal A p r . 1. J a n . 1, A p r . 15, city year 1930 1920 1910 L a n d area (acres) J u l y 1, 1931 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 Lancaster, P a Irvington, N . J Madison, Wis San Jose, Calif Chester, P a . _ 1853 1850 _. J u l y 4,1931 J u n e 30,1931 J u n e 30,1931 M a y 31,1931 J u l y 4,1931 60,800 60,500 60,000 59, 700 59,300] 59,949 56, 733) 57,899 57,651 59,164! 53,150 25, 480 38,378 39,642 58,030 47,227 11,877 25,531 28,946 38, 537 Hoboken, N . J Maiden, Mass Beaumont, Tex Union City, N . J Bethlehem, P a 1855 J u n e 1882 J u n e 1881 Dec. 1925 J u n e 1918 J u l y 30,1931 30,1931 31,1930 30,1931 4,1931 i 59, 261 59,1001 59,000 i 58,659 58, 300] 59, 261 58,0361 57,732 58,659 57,892] 68,166 49,103 40, 422 2 60, 725! 50, 358| 70,324 44,404 20,640 2 56,426 12,837 Springfield, M o A u s t i n , Tex._ D e c a t u r , 111 E a s t Chicago, I n d — Hamtramck, Mich... 1855 Dec. 1839 J u n e 1856 Oct. 1893 J u n e 1922 Dec. 31,1930 30,1931 31,1930 30,1931 31,1930 58, 300 58, 200 58,000 57,100 56,800 57, 527 53,120| 57, 510 54, 784 • 56, 268 39,631 34,876] 43, 818 35,967 48, 6151 35,201 29,860] 31,140 19,098 3, 559 Holyoke, Mass C e d a r R a p i d s , Iowa_. York, P a N e w Rochelle, N . Y . . Jackson, M i c h 1873 M a y 1850 Sept. 1887 J u l y 1899 J u n e 1843 J u n e 31,1931 30,1930 4,1931 30,1931 30,1931 i 56, 5371 56,400 56,200 56,200 55, 700 56, 537 56,097i 55, 254 54,000 55,187! 60, 45, 47, 36, 48, 203 566 512 213 374| 57, 7301 32,811 44, 7501 28,867 31,433! McKeesport, P a Kalamazoo, Mich Cleveland H e i g h t s , O h i o | Greensboro, N . C Waco, Tex 1891 J u l y 1884 J u n e 1921 J u n e 1808 N o v . 1856 M a r . 4,1931 30,1931 30,1931 30,1930 31,1931 55, 6001 55,400 55,300 54, 500 54, 500 54, 632 54, 786 50,945! 53, 5691 52,8481 46, 781 48,4871 15, 236 19,861 38, 500 42,694! 39,437 2,955 15,895 26,425 Macon, Ga Dearborn, Mich H a m i l t o n , Ohio Galveston, T e x 1832 J u n e 1929 Dec. 1854 J u n e 1839 Dec. 30,1931 31,1930 30,1931 31,1930 53,900 53,9001 53, 700 53, 600 53,829 50, 358 52,176 52,938 52, 2, 39, 44, 9951 470 675 255 40, 665 911 35,279] 36,981 Durham, N . C Highland Park, Mich F r e s n o , Calif Port Arthur, Tex 1869 1918 1885 Nov. Dec. Dec. Sept. 30,1930 31,1930 31,1930 30,1930 53, 500| 53,400 52, 600) 52, 300 52,037 52,959 52, 513 50,902| 21,719 46, 499 45, 086 22, 251 18,241 4,120] 24,8921 7,< Asheville, N . C Kenosha, W i s B e r w y n , 111 P u e b l o , Colo Feb. 1850 J u n e 1902 J u n e 1873 J u n e 28,1931 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 51, 300 51,300; 51,000; 51,000! 50,193 50, 262] 47,027 50,0961 28, 504 40,472 14,150 43,050 18, 762| 21,371 5,841 41,747 C o l u m b i a , S.C Pittsfield, M a s s Jackson, M i s s Woonsocket, R . I 1805 1891 1833 1888 June June Mar. June 30,1931 30,1931 31,1931 30,1931 50,900 50, 6001 50,600 50, lOOl 51, 581 49,677 48, 282] 49,376 37, 524 41,763 22,817 43, 496 26, 319 32,121 21,262 38,125 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 Everett. Mass... Clifton, N . J Phoenix, A r i z . . . N e w Castle, P a . S t o c k t o n , Calif.- 1892 1917 1881 1869 1850 June June Dec. July June 30,1931 30,1931 31,1930 4,1931 30,1931 Haverhill, Mass— Brookline, M a s s . _ Muskegon, Mich.. Stamford, C o n n . . . Elmira, N . Y 1870 1705 1870 1893 1864 June June June June June 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 15,1931 30,1931 1 49,400 49,400 49,300 49,100 48,800 48,424 46, 875 48,118 48, 674! 47,963 i 48, 710 48, 700 48,000 47, 700 47, 600 J 48, 710 47, 490 41, 390 46,346 47, 397 53,884 37,7481 36, 570 35,096 45, 3931 i P o p u l a t i o n A p r . 1, 1930; decrease 1920 t o 1930; n o e s t i m a t e m a d e . 2 W e s t H o b o k e n a n d U n i o n consolidated a n d incorporated as U n i o n C i t y in 1925. tion s h o w n for 1920 a n d 1910. Combined popula- 88 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES TABLE 1 . - Y E A R OF INCORPORATION, D A T E OF M I D D L E OF FISCAL Y E A R R E P O R T E D , P O P U L A T I O N , AND A R E A : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d Year of incorEstiof middle! pora- Date mated as tion of fiscal year of middle as a of fiscal city year POPULATION Land area (acres) July 1, 1931 Decennial census Apr. 1, 1930 Jan. 1, 1920 Apr. 15, 1910 GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000— Continued Bay City, M i c h Aurora, 111 Muncie, Ind Waterloo, I o w a . . . Williamsport, Pa.. 1865 1857 1865 1868 1866 Dec. June June Sept. July 31,1930 30,1931 30,1931 30,1930 4,1931 i 47, 355 47, 200 47,000 46, 700 46,400 47,355 46, 589 46, 548 46,191 45, 729 47, 554 36,397 36, 5241 36, 230 36,198! 45,166 29, 807 24,005 26, 693| 31, 860 Chelsea, Mass Lexington, Ky Jamestown, N.Y__ Portsmouth, Va— Lorain, Ohio 1857 1832 1886 1858 1894 June June June June June 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 46,100 46,000 45,900 i 45, 704 45, 400 45,816 45, 736 45,155 45, 704 44,512 43,184 41, 534 38,917 54,387 37, 2951 32,452 35,099 31,297 33,190 28,883) Chicopee, Mass Joliet, 111— Amarillo, Tex Cranston, R.I Wichita Falls, Tex._ 1890 1852 1900 1910 1899 May June Oct. Mar. Sept. 31,1931 30,1931 15,1930 31,1931 30,1930 44, 800 44, 700 44,3001 44, 2001 43, 900 43,930 42,993 43,132 42,911 43,690 36, 214| 38, 442 15,494 29, 4071 40,079 25,401 34,6701 9,957 21,107 8,200 Battle Creek, Mich. Perth Amboy, N.J._ Montclair, N.J Portsmouth, Ohio— Salem, Mass 1859 1871 1894 1815 1836 Sept. June June June June 24,1930 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 43,900 43, 700 43, 600 43, 500 43, 500 43,573 43, 516 42,0171 42, 5601 43, 353 36,164 41,707 28,810 33,011 42, 5291 25,267 32,121 21, 5501 23,481 43,6971 Columbus, Ga Warren, Ohio Kearny, N.J Lima, Ohio Council Bluffs, Iowa__ 1828 1869 1899 1871 1853 June June June June Sept. 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 | 30,1930 j 43, 400 42,800 42,400 42,400 42, 400 43,131 41,062 40,7161 42, 287 42,0481 31,125 27,050 26, 724 41,326 36,162 20, 554 11,081 18, 659| 30, 508 29, 292 Dubuque, Iowa -. Lynchburg, Va _ St. Petersburg, F l a — Ogden, Utah East Cleveland, Ohio. 1840 1805 1903 1861 1911 Sept. June Dec. June June 30,1930 30,1931 31,1930 30,1931 30,1931 i 41, 800| 41,400 41,300 41,200 41, 200 41,679| 40,661 40,4251 40,272 39, 667 39,141 30,070 14,237 32,804 27, 292 38,494 29,494 4,127 25,580 9,179 Oshkosh, Wis La Crosse, Wis Anderson, Ind Fitchburg, Mass Poughkeepsie, N . Y 1853 1856 1828 1872 1854 June June June May June 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 31,1931 30,1931 41,000 40, 700 40, 700 i 40, 692 40, 600 40,108 39, 614 39, 804 40, 692 40, 288) 33,162 30, 421 29, 767 41,029 35, 000 33,062 30,417 22, 476 37, 826 27, 936 Waltham, Mass.. Sheboygan, Wis.. Bloomfield, N.J.Green Bay, Wis_. Butte, Mont 1884 1853 1900 1854 1879 July June June June Dec. 31,1931 Ii 30,1931 1 30,1931 30,1931 31,1930 40, 300 40, 200 40, 000 39,800 i 39, 532 39, 247 39, 2511 38,077 37, 415 39, 532 30, 915 30,955 22,019 31, 017| 41, 611 27,834 26, 398 15,070 25, 236 39,165| Quincy, 111 Meriden, Conn San Bernardino, CalifSanta Monica, Calif— High Point, N.C 1839 1867 1886 1886 1859 Oct. June Dec. Dec. Dec. 31,1930 30,1931 31,1930 31,1930 31,1930 39, 38, 38, 38, 38, 300 900 800 700 300 39, 241 38, 48l] 37, 481 37,1461 36, 745 35, 978| 29,867| 18, 721 15, 2521 14,302 36, 587 27, 265 12, 779 7, 847 9, 525 Arlington, Mass Cumberland, M d Rock Island, 111 Raleigh, N.C West New York, N . J . 1807 1815 1899 1792 1898 June Sept. Sept. Dec. June 30,1931 30,1930 30,1930 31,1930 30,1931 38, 200 38,100 38,100 38,100 38, 000 36, 094 37, 747 37, 953 37, 379 37,107 18, 665 29,837 35,177 24, 418 29, 926 11,187 21,839 24, 335 19, 218 13, 560 White Plains, N.Y.. Taunton, Mass Hazleton, Pa W e s t Allis, W i s Danville, 111 1916 1864 1892 1906 1867 June May July June Oct. 30,1931 31,1931 4,1931 30,1931 31,1930 ! 37, 600 37,400 37, 300 37, 200 36, 900| 35,830 37,355 36, 7651 34,671 36, 765i 21,031 37,137 32, 277 13, 745 33, 776| 15, 9491 34, 259 25, 4521 6,645 27,871] Population Apr. 1, 1930; decrease 1920 to 1930; no estimate made. 89 GENERAL TABLES TABLE 1.—YEAR OF INCORPORATION, D A T E OF M I D D L E OF FISCAL Y E A R R E - PORTED, P O P U L A T I O N , AND A R E A : 1931—Continued L a n d area (acres) J u l y 1, D a t e of middle] of fiscal year 1931 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 Norwalk, Conn Auburn, N . Y Zanesville, O h i o — . Elgin, 111 Watertown, Mass.. 1913 1848 1802 1854 Feb. Dec. June June June 28,1931 31,1930 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 36,800 36, 700 36, 700 36, 700 36,600 36,019 36,652 36,440 35,929 34,913 27, 743 36,192 29,569 27, 454 21,457 6,954 34, 668 28,026 25,976 12,785 Revere, M a s s Norristown, P a Superior, W i s S t e u b e n ville, O h i o . Orange, N . J 1915 1812 1889 1851 1872 June June June June June 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 36, 500 36,300 i 36,113 36,100 35, 700 35, 680 35,853 36,113 35, 422 35, 399 28.823 32,319| 39, 671 28, 5081 33,268 18,219 27,875 40,384 22,391 A l a m e d a , Calif Plainfield, N . J Lewiston, Maine Amsterdam, N . Y New Brunswick, N.J_. 1854 1872 1863 1885 1863 Dec. June Aug. June June 31,1930 30,1931 31,1930 30,1931 30,1931 35, 5001 35, 200 35,100 35,000 34, 800 35, 033 34, 422 34.948 34, 817 34, 555 28,8061 27, 700 31, 791 33, 524 32, 779| 23, 383 20, 550 26, 247 31, 267 23, 388 S a n t a B a r b a r a , Calif_ _. Paducah, K y Easton, P a Newport News, Va N o r w o o d , Ohio 1874 1830 1887 1896 1903 Dec. June July June June 31,1930 30,1931 4,1931 30,1931 30,1931 34, 600 34, 600 34, 500 i 34,417 34, 400 33, 613 33, 541f 34, 34, 417| 33, 411j 19, 441 24, 7351 33, 813 35, 596 24, 966 11, 659 22, 760 28, 523 20, 205 16,185 Sioux Falls, S . D a k W a u k e g a n , 111 Mansfield, Ohio Colorado Springs, Colo. Joplin, M o 1883 1858 1828 1878 1873 June Oct. June June Dec. 30,1931 31,1930 30,1931 30,1931 31,1930 34, 400 34, 300 34,100 33,600 33, 600 33, 33, 33, 33, 33, 25, 202 19, 226 27.824 30,105 29, 902 14,094 16, 069 20, 768 29,078 32,073 E l k h a r t , Ind__ Tucson, Ariz.L a r e d o , Tex___ Kokomo, I n d . Rome, N.Y__. 1875 1883 1858 1865 1870 June Dec. Oct. June June 30,1931 31,1930 31,1930 30,1931 30,1931 33,400 33,200 33,200 33,100 33,100 32.949 32, 506 32, 618 32,843 32, 338 24, 277| 20, 2921 22, 710 30,067 26,341 19,282 13,193 14,855 17,010 20, 497 Richmond, I n d M o l i n e , 111 Watertown, N . Y . . . W i l m i n g t o n , N.C__ M u s k o g e e , Okla 1840 1872 1869 1866 1898 June Sept. Dec. Nov. Dec. 30,1931 30,1930 31,1930 30,1930 31,1930 33,000 32, 300 32, 300 i 32, 270 32, 200 32, 493 32, 236 32, 205 32, 270 32,026 26, 7651 30, 734 31, 285 33, 372 30, 277 22, 324 24,199 26, 730 25, 748 25, 278 Meridian, Miss Nashua, N . H Fort Smith, A r k . . . Port Huron, Mich. Pensacola, F l a 1860 1853 1842 1857 3 Mar. June June Oct. Mar. 31,1931 30,1931 30,1931 31,1930 31,1931 32,000 31,800 31, 700 31, 700 31, 600 31,954 31, 463 31, 429 31, 361 31,579 23, 399 28,379 28, 870 25, 944 31,035 23, 285 26,005 23, 975 18,863 22,982 () (3) 362| 499 525 237 454 B a t o n Rouge, La—. M a r i o n , Ohio Bellingham, W a s h . Newburgh, N . Y . . . Santa Ana, Calif... 1890 1903 1865 1886 June June June June Dec. 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 30,1931 31,1930 31, 600 31, 500 31, 500 31,400 31, 400 30, 729| 31,084 30, 823 31, 275 30,322 21, 782 27,891 25, 585 30, 366 15,485 14,897| 18, 2321 24, 298 27,805 8, 429 B l o o m i n g t o n , 111.. Hagerstown, M d . Everett, W a s h . . . . N e w a r k ,Ohio A l t o n , 111 1843 1813 1893 1860 1837 Oct. Nov. June June Sept. 31,1930 30,1930 30,1931 30,1931 30,1930 31, 0*00 31,000 30, 900 30, 700 30, 400 30, 930 30, 861 30, 567 30, 596 30,151 28, 725 28,064 27, 644 26, 718 24, 682 25, 768 16, 507 24,814 25,404 17, 528 Honolulu, Hawaii. *1907 June 30,1931 144, 200 137, 582 123, 527 82,028 1 P o p u l a t i o n A p r . 1, 1930; decrease 1920 t o 1930; n o e s t i m a t e m a d e . 3 Not reported. * N o t included i n g r o u p or grand totals. T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y OF R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S , BY D I V I S I O N S OF M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T : [For alphabetical list of cities, b y States, showing r a n k , see p . 10. CO O 1931 F o r text discussion, see p . 13] R E V E N U E RECEIPTS Taxes CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT Total a G r a n d total Group Group Group Group Group I II III IV V General property Special Poll Business a n d nonbusiness license (Table 6) (Table 6) (Table 6) ( T a b l e 6) Special assessments a n d special charges Fines, forfeits, and escheats ( T a b l e 6) ( T a b l e 6) Subventions! Highway and grants, privileges, donations, a n d pension r e n t s , a n d interest assessments ( T a b l e 7) (Table £ Earnings of general departments Earnings of publicservice enterprises ( T a b l e 9) ( T a b l e 10) $3,419,962,406 $2,264,368,613 $57, 765,818 $5,052,756 $104,166,162 $186,361,285 $14,793,698 $231,424,256 $133,547,190 $89,887,152 $332, 595,476 1,851,380,069 381,040,008 592, 690, 988 362, 637,428 232, 213,913 1,247,212,493 245,747,646 383,322,893 238,868,654 149,216,927 31,330,404 2,190,117 12,566,275 6,433,322 5,245,700 427,576 227,656 1, 745,617 1,597,903 1,054,004 57,511,591 15,863, 653 15,085,390 9,416,567 6, 288,961 97,036,412 21,128,142 34, 569,098 20,022, 930 13, 604,703 6,752,992 1,863,007 3, 210,141 1,605,950 1,361,608 116, 058,240 31,892,229 39,262,879 26,937,043 17,273,865 92,258, 669 44, 502, 789 158, 288, 903 13,861,999 12,417, 765 35,847, 794 16, 231,5S2 16,780, 364 69, 916, 749 6,928, 620 9,606,860 41, 219, 579 6, 579, 374 27,322,451 4,266,320 O > H w 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 OVER M o 1 I N E W YORK, N.Y 2 I CHICAGO, I I I C i t y corporation County School district P a r k district S a n i t a r y district Forest preserve district PHILADELPHIA, P A C i t y corporation School district Poor district DETROIT, MICH C i t y corporation County— $681,499,857 $482, 690,398 $14, 694, 296 263, 641,980 177,222, 646 142,339 51,522,572 113,965,148 2,949,677 142,339 14, 715,316 96,331,083 87,963,071 19,808, 320 16, 569,807 15,899,173 16, 325, 292 2,318,346 2,496,821 131,357,792 95,387,838 35, 585,416 384, 538 94,253,517 63,087,435 30,801, 578 364,504 150,101,431 126,993,585 23,107,846 | 91,935,847 75, 236,994 16,698,853 $22,983, 658 $17,883,169 $1,520,435 $62,327,299 $32,773, 526 $8,151, 338 . 23, 794,394 1,335,881 9,165,078 14,273, 687 15,416,346 8,860, 745 $38,475,738 22,985,187 945, 467 9,080,338 1,930,859 12,254,917 2,054, 281 13,430,864 355,962 5,800,355 84,740 407, 272 4,974,971 13,191,527 6,129, 267 1,350,896 887,849 809,207 34,331 413,206 1,212,520 769, 249 172, 587 14,195 """"239," 337 18,154 160,200 ---- $56,732 56,732 489,533 43,433 446,100 959,155 959,155 3,797,557 694,886 3,102, 671 1,437,890 i, 379,887 58,003 307,502 306,370 1,132 5,227,743 1,306,706 3,921,037 17, 784,894 16,969, 772 814,026 1,096 3, 586,576 3, 519,995 47, 643 18,938 8,183,327 8,183,327 654,540 585,152 9,852,524 8,980, 762 871,762 2,137,541 1,989,575 147,966 6, 587, 594 4, 874, 491 1, 713,103 25,208,405 25,208,405 O ^ Q HJ H-l QQ 5 I Los ANGELES, CALIF. City corporationCounty School district 6 1 154,864,425 1 89, 215,208 39, 250,502 26, 398, 715 CLEVELAND, OHIO 73, 030, 786 49, 236, 688 38, 472, 002 j 18,987, 253 10, 377,383 7, 501,451 23, 680,381 22,303, 564 501, 020 444,420 City corporation.-. County School district Park district 7 81, 257,043 30,135, 745 29,986,804 21,134,494 ST. LOUIS, Mo 54, 972, 554 41, 427,251 1 13, 545,303 34,341, 294 22, 284,971 12,056,323 BALTIMORE, M D BOSTON, MASS 47,033,493 82,889, 757 31,406, 650 57,469,062 10 I PITTSBURGH, P A 56, 445,997 27,067, 273 14,036,307 15, 342,417 45,826,195 21,095, 231 11,536,870 13,194,094 City corporation. __ School district 8 9 I City corporation... County School district ] 1 5,414, 665 1,723,575 3, 688, 297 2,793 2,194, 694 2,097, 212 97,482 928, 544 928,544 25,512,476 | 1,120,463 24,383,972 768,458 1,128, 504 352,005 5, 210,946 3,384,112 1,826,834 710,058 690, 263 19,777 3, 722,655 2, 538,189 1,184,466 3,803, 691 1, 266,396 2,424,494 112,801 487, 753 37,093 2, 511,160 1, 537,884 433, 691 533, 255 6,330 3,033,406 2,094,170 496,082 392,902 50, 252 8,717, 537 8,715,471 2,066 450, 660 18 1,338,147 8,401,104 321,994 48,850 48,850 2, 752, 742 2,752,742 5,823, 795 5,823,795 134,962 111,940 23,022 1,299.494 254,975 1,044, 519 4,366, 740 3,985, 291 381,449 1,943, 673 1,903, 683 39,990 4,309,854 4,309,854 2,284,048 1,170,973 1,035,498 534,324 60, 655 216,474 1,977,377 1, 582, 671 2, 662, 232 5,906,165 832, 754 2,164,313 5,436,132 5,122, 677 976,001 302,115 673,886 596,868 596, 731 137 180,110 127, 740 52,370 2,155, 506 635,498 34,453 1,485,555 1,910,968 668, 664 796,540 445, 764 1,300, 521 195, 229 888,288 217,004 3,450,978 3,446,065 4,913 2,182,162 983,260 113,732 3,813,471 1,287,021 1,317,742 12,590,120 11 SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. 55,092,806 32,805, 298 12 MILWAUKEE, W I S 47, 249, 562 38,902,014 8,347, 548 31, 716, 676 25,855,653 5,861,023 3,700, 635 2,989,569 711,066 669,553 656,435 13,118 3, 237,583 3,237,583 283,951 266, 502 17,449 2,320,880 1,301, 288 1,019, 592 746,951 677,437 69, 514 53,199, 629 46,995,397 6, 204, 232 37,051,179 32,347,041 4, 704,138 1,635,806 1,635,806 2,961, 305 1,985, 532 975,773 1,987,863 1,987,863 114, 229 107, 219 7,010 4, 700,801 4,597,214 103,587 1, 032,470 961,180 71,290 City corporation.— County 13 BUFFALO, N.Y City corporation.-. County 27,994,398 27,968,159 26,239 6,039,034 430,714 459, 693 5,148, 627 1,948,513 1, 292,727 655,786 971,923 629,489 342,434 Q ft > 2,624,820 2, 624,820 > 2,744,053 2,744,053 W F ft w GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000 14 WASHINGTON, D.C._ $45, 217,477 15 MINNEAPOLIS, MINN 31,697,483 27, 789,972 3,907, 511 22,917,361 20,462,835 2,454, 526 16 N E W ORLEANS, LA._ 24,480,999 22,486,911 1,994,088 15,128, 526 13,185,955 1,942,571 40, 726,940 24, 919, 557 6,314,477 9, 492,906 23,994,313 10,133, 697 5,092,699 8,767,917 City corporation. County City corporation. Levee district 17 CINCINNATI, O H I O . . . I City corporation. County School district... $25,385,212 $3,060 $122,265 122,265 995,601 995,322 279 $10, 391,353 $252,427 $1,390, 719 $1,722,138 321,445 312, 276 9,169 2,459, 757 2,447,325 12,432 180,018 163,800 16, 218 2, 567,169 1,493,077 1,074,092 839,999 768,245 71,754 • 831,470 624.201 207,269 1,473,937 1,473,937 1, 252,857 1, 252,857 2,034,484 2,034, 484 131,162 131,162 1,860,006 1,850,006 10,000 673, 559 654,857 18, 702 876,243 853,428 22,815 2, 401,897 2,401,897 1, 750,123 1,596,167 153,956 1,467,061 1,027,482 439, 579 257,854 241, 576 16, 278 2, 746, 317 2,491,235 4,295 250, 787 2,130, 259 1,625,198 348.202 156,859 2, 562,923 2, 562, 502 421 $4,836,019 106,327 44,276 62,051 $806, 258 $430,291 4,246,378 258, 768 317,343 CO T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y O F R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S , BY D I V I S I O N S OF M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T : [For alphabetical list of cities, b y States, showing r a n k , see p . 10. 1931—Continued F o r text discussion, see p . 13] R E V E N U E RECEIPTS Taxes CITY, AND DIVISIONS OP MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T Total General property Special ( T a b l e 6) (Table 6) Business a n d nonbusiness license (Table 6) ( T a b l e 6) Special assessments a n d special charges Fines, forfeits, and escheats ( T a b l e 6) ( T a b l e 6) Subventions! Highway and grants, privileges, donations, rents, and a n d pension interest assessments ( T a b l e 7) ( T a b l e 8) Earnings of general departments Earnings of publicservice enterprises ( T a b l e 9) ( T a b l e 10) G R O U P I I — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 300,000 T O 500,000—Continued NEWARK, N.J C i t y corporation County KANSAS CITY, M O . _ C i t y corporation County School district- _. SEATTLE, W A S H C i t y corporation County School d i s t r i c t . . . P o r t district INDIANAPOLIS, IND._ C i t y corporation. County School d i s t r i c t . . . 22 ROCHESTER, N.Y— C i t y corporation County — JERSEY OITY, NJ.__ C i t y corporation County-... $40,911,321 35, 281,372 5, 629, 949 $28, 274,833 24, 565, 877 3, 708, 956 $366,401 96,150 270, 251 25, 788, 239 13,496, 761 4,049,898 8, 241, 580 16, 6, 3, 6, 40,933,002 28,367, 060 5,784,149 5, 559, 425 1, 222,388 19,446,914 10, 298,397 5,105, 599 3, 759,029 283, 889 19, 358, 608 9,012, 740 2,844, 723 7, 501,145 16,812, 659 7,383,196 2, 547, 519 6,881, 944 29,168,173 25,391, 531 3, 776, 642 19,400, 529 16,579,992 2,820, 537 472, 840 472,840 27, 515, 014 21, 299, 271 6, 215, 743 19, 513, 014 14, 209, 355 5, 303, 659 245, S88 110,011 135, 877 $41,345 41, 345 547,189 444, 004 347,033 756,152 57,000 32, 866 24,134 7,046 7,046 $1,026,654 1, 026,654 $1, 586, 539 1, 513. 639 72,900 $109,835 49,615 60, 220 $3, 267,994 2,946,856 321,138 $1, 764, 703 $1, 677, 259 678, 682 1, 566, 796 998, 577 197,907 $2, 795, 758 2, 795, 758 1, 731, 212 1, 719, 754 11,458 1, 925, 564 1,925, 564 89, 385 87,300 1,829 256 1, 039, 054 58,682 93,852 886, 520 1,091,087 583, 111 50,062 457, 914 981,157 294, 755 545, 664 140, 738 2,383,591 2,383,591 189, 691 153, 205 36, 486 4, 272, 236 4, 243, 354 28, 882 236,011 148,990 87,021 2, 236,970 457,301 104,029 1, 647, 546 28,094 397,145 315,176 60, 733 10, 596 10, 640 816,044 312, 432 361,358 142, 254 13, 337,991 12, 438,205 41 178,893 159,171 6,838 12,884 759, 648 756,614 3,034 32, 277 32, 277 669, 215 220,660 43, 920 404,635 184, 039 120,910 43,897 19,232 604, 298 246,467 175, 381 182, 450 60, 579 60, 579 1,085,309 658, 232 427,077 2,214, 277 2,213,063 1,214 21, 956 20,954 1,002 2,840,185 2, 684,309 155, 876 742, 614 638, 973 103,641 766, 428 499,133 267, 295 1, 624,035 1, 624,035 1,718,908 1, 717, 249 1,659 304,840 304, 840 64, 541 5,236 59,305 2,101, 164 1,916,812 184, 352 1, 244, 351 1,123,157 121, 191 538,933 129, 236 409, 697 1,776,329 1, 776, 329 """"899," 745 34 HOUSTON, T E X . . . - . City corporation. ... County _.. , . School d i s t r i c t . Navigation district._._.. 25 LOUISVILLE, K Y C i t y corporation County 26 PORTLAND, O R E G C i t y corporation County School district P o r t district — 23,172 23,172 118,974 106,892 12,082 16,302,916 II 7, 845,998 2, 674, 732 4,445,175 1,337,011 12,168,801 5,765,573 2,354,688 3, 276,474 772,066 210,587 68, 465 142.122 16, 385, 720 14,495,132 1,890, 588 1 11,350,056 9,500,618 1,849,438 654.870 649, 718 5,152 842,621 842, 621 41,904 41,904 22, 554,116 1 11,942,615 3, 568,077 6,021, 916 1, 021,508 14,808,239 6,041,973 2,372,197 5,604, 754 789,315 907,085 234.871 672,214 2,431,685 2,431, 685 148,799 123, 272 25, 527 603,742 432, 290 89.454 40. 320 41,678 448,648 187,123 76,386 185.139 1,682,373 1, 159,106 652, 650 652, 650 437, 553 437, 215 338 707,458 671,798 35,660 1,698,608 1, 698, 608 473, 533 51,477 104,974 317,082 808,291 596, 713 84,687 68,128 58, 763 648,849 194,606 308,478 31,952 113,813 2, 327, 635 2, 268, 018 1,046,619 103, 377 943, 242 523, 267 59, 617 GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000 Q 27 TOLEDO, OHIO C i t y corporation School d i s t r i c t 28 COLUMBUS, OHIO. C i t y corporation School district 29 DENVER, COLO City corporation S chool districts 30 OAKLAND, CALIF C i t y corporation School district S a n i t a r y district Utility district ___ ,,., _ $16, 546,637 10,982,016 5, 564, 621 $11,115,537 6,044,831 5,070,706 $127, 585 127, 585 $816, 331 816, 331 $1, 756,023 1,756,023 $41, 731 41, 731 $307,998 109, 322 198, 676 $553, 369 377,155 176, 214 $408, 508 289, 483 119,025 $1, 419, 555 1, 419, 555 15, 212, 585 9,387,641 5, 824,944 9,534,849 4,106,307 5, 428, 542 126, 510 126, 510 772, 788 772,788 1, 507,348 1, 507,348 72, 327 72, 327 306, 684 182, 670 124, 014 758, 653 589, 754 168,899 285,861 182, 372 103, 489 1, 847, 565 1, 847, 565 19, 427,689 13,018,496 6, 409,193 12,883,486 6,764,731 6,118, 755 461, 058 461,058 1, 502,874 1,502,874 80,997 80,997 268, 833 65, 662 203,171 378,899 361,728 17,171 831,017 760, 921 70,096 3, 020, 525 3,020, 525 20, 468, 432 8, 693, 315 7, 395,904 21 4, 379,192 11,166,716 5,692,713 4,388,801 21 1, 085,181 407, 912 398,892 9,020 1, 291, 222 1, 291,222 121, 046 121, 046 2, 928, 687 18, 727 2, 908, 323 373, 385 197, 287 454, 371 364, 611 89, 760 3, 725, 093 608,817 1,637 176,098 740,005 549, 707 1,282,822 45,881 623, 724 1, 524,283 1,379, 698 740,915 207,974 50,143 181, 238 * 85,396 317,963 2, 715,126 1,169, 045 872,876 409, 216 899, 734 205,062 407,839 549, 306, 266, 720, 511 076 678 957 1, 904, 788 1,116,411 26, 283 1, 413, 880 671,632 671,632 1, 706, 721 1,706,721 98,134 98,134 209,324 80, 538 128, 786 257,880 223, 782 34, 098 506,852 446,840 60,012 1, 278, 326 1, 278, 326 66,208 32,970 834,094 332, 508 176,214 883,839 216, 256 467,242 1, 337,186 1,740,396 31 32 33 34 ATLANTA, G A ST. PAUL, M I N N BIRMINGHAM, A L A DALLAS, T E X 10, 716, 437 16,488,739 8, 601,463 11,238, 483 5,863,956 9,261,916 4,090,637 6,950,739 85 AKRON, OHIO... 14,248, 649 8,983, 642 5,265,007 9,221,579 4,179,468 5,042,111 298, 201 298,201 5,955,865 12,366,019 49, 708 C i t y corporation School d i s t r i c t 36 37 MEMPHIS, TENN PROVIDENCE, R.I .__ __ 9,476, 516 16, 236,546 l| $99, 300 65,343 63, 242 487,345 78,486 353, 640 271,844 1 H > W F m 3,116, 276 CO CO T A B L E 2 . — 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 : [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. CO 1931—Continued For text discussion, see p. 13] R E V E N U E RECEIPTS Taxes CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T Total General property Special Poll (Table 6) (Table 6) (Table 6) Business and nonbusiness license Special assessments and special charges Fines, forfeits, and escheats Subventions! Highway and grants, privileges, donations, and pension rents, and interest assessments Earnings of general departments Earnings of publicservice enterprises 9 (Table 6) I (Table 6) I (Table 6) I (Table 7) I (Table 8) I (Table 9) I (Table 10) o GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued $62, 678 62, 678 $119,793 119, 793 $33, 682 33, 682 _ $6,645,010 4, 468,877 2,176,133 $835,179 16, 410 818, 769 $204,040 109,879 94,161 $198, 579 127,946 70, 633 $1,149, 718 1,149, 718 14, 542,960 6, 563,030 4, 539, 287 3, 440,643 8, 753, 607 4, 530,630 4,222,977 204,350 170, 298 34, 052 1, 072, 261 924, 595 84, 485 52, 758 31,727 400, 053 253,183 146,870 474,119 421, 089 25, 630 27, 400 275,357 197,326 78,031 3, 278, 728 13,151 M Ul School district P u b l i c utilities d i s t r i c t . - 3, 265, 577 O 14, 499, 480 14, 297, 723 9,136,949 8, 935,192 O hj Q School district 39 40 in $9, 248, 679 6,088,983 3,159,696 38 OMAHA. N E B R SYRACUSE, N . Y C i t y corporation County s u p e r v i s o r s ' fund 147, 666 346,429 346, 429 1, 649, 258 1,649, 258 35,468 35,468 1,939,984 1,939,984 78, 230 78, 230 194,837 194,837 816,148 816,148 488,952 488,952 648,418 648, 418 74,027 74,027 107,092 2,160 104, 932 272, 546 254, 015 18, 531 336,033 245,865 90,168 738, 711 738, 711 201, 757 201, 757 7,497, 318 3, 612, 460 3, 884, 858 52,694 52, 694 14, 287, 111 9, 717,039 1, 729, 599 9, 747,124 6, 521,350 3, 225, 774 5,125, 278 2, 378,928 2, 746,350 H i—i $302,177 302,177 10, 215,791 6,117, 302 4,098, 489 H H GO l-H 41 DAYTON, OHIO C i t y corporation School d i s t r i c t . 4? WORCESTER, MASS 43 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA ._ C i t y corporation School district 44 RICHMOND, V A ___ 10, 569,864 1 6,048, 799 $110,582 68,096 159,893 266,011 13, 572 395,482 143, 676 840, 211 911,046 341, 532 341, 532 1, 785,519 1, 785, 519 143, 595 143,595 374,192 374,192 691, 314 658,369 32, 945 286, 722 214,435 72, 287 998,972 998,972 343, 410 690,353 313,837 2,293,264 567,953 194,506 49, 646 M GO 45^ IYOUNGSTOWN, OHIO I C i t y corporation School district P a r k district 46 GRAND RAPIDS, M I C H C i t y corporation School district 47 FORT WORTH, T E X C i t y corporation School district 48 - HARTFORD, CONN C i t y corporation School district- __ M e t r o p o l i t a n district 8,059,433 4,300,628 3,516,665 242,140 940, 1?4 368, 685 367, 938 203, 501 11,387,706 6,888,413 4,499, 293 755, 086 370, 465 384, 6?1 74,134 74,134 1, 541,139 1, 541,139 7,044,123 4, 733,055 2,311,068 661, 071 939, ?82 721, 789 21,182 21,182 13, 317, 033 10, 890,861 1,138,054 1,288,118 1,943, 536 !, 108,529 668, 503 166, 504 1, 726, 934 1, 469, 904 257, 030 138,109 1 138,109 88,054 88, 054 122, 763 96, 362 59, 952 26, 564 26, 564 49 N E W HAVEN, CONN 8, 906, 238 303 50 FLINT, MICH 9,657,656 5, 431,086 4, 226, 570 99?, 506 486 City corporation..School district 51 NASHVILLE, T E N N 5? SAN DIEGO, CALIF __ - - City corporation.. School district ___ ___ 5,996, 554 ??3 10,944,062 7, 376, 123 3, 567,939 659 108 551 53 SPRINGFIELD, M A S S 11, 462, 217 7,938, 468 54 LONG BEACH, CALIF 13,154,306 9,125, 278 4,029,028 453 366 087 City corporation... School d i s t r i c t . 55 BRIDGEPORT, CONN 8,370,086 200 56 SCRANTON, P A . _ 6, 270,031 2, 582, 368 3, 215, 447 472, 216 749 505 ?,?7 017 6,984,905 4,165, 319 2,819, 586 7,434, 761 4,234,936 3,199,825 _ _ _ _ _ _ C i t y corporation School d i s t r i c t . . P o o r district 57 _ _. _ T U L S A , OKLA__ C i t y corporation School district 58 D E S MOINES, IOWA C i t y corporation School district __ | 1 33,101 1 33,101 372,386 ! 372,386 506,910 I 506,910 52,815 1 52,815 80,164 1 2,085 78,079 1, 565,125 82, 069 158,790 1 74,709 46,123 37,958 826,089 826,089 88,127 i 88,127 897,196 22,854 874, 342 265,876 221,165 44,711 512,360 316,741 195,619 1, 253, 788 1, 253, 788 464,1.28 464,128 91,169 91,169 503, 796 8,245 495, 551 184.831 138, 553 46, 278 191,017 143, 567 47, 450 926,929 926,929 353, 742 220,114 104,193 104,193 178,574 50,029 128, 545 378,865 268, 372 72,131 38, 362 434, 421, 11, 1, 970,454 22, 330 31, 866 45,880 200, 454 226, 216 405,942 1, 500 742, 797 742, 797 79, 765 79, 762 3 841,107 82, 538 758, 569 120,008 71, 659 48, 349 776, 828 640, 665 136,163 734, 595 734, 595 i 135, 871 179,190 48, 426 739, 375 413, 520 129,145 664, 682 > 98, 023 98,023 1,150, 555 1,150, 555 53, 500 53, 500 1, 538,078 145, 581 1, 392, 497 240,458 240,458 186,091 110,200 75,891 1,842,698 1,842,698 159, 651 123, 651 53,188 277, 943 76, 780 454, 553 730, 789 186,182 185,848 334 1,137, 214 1,137, 214 38, 311 38, 311 1, 730,122 348, 690 1,381,432 732, 379 709,893 22,486 250, 757 198,068 52, 689 3,170,888 3,170,888 52, 578 133, 628 55,122 89,054 | 63,848 24, 525 681 572 227 845 1 500 948,124 124, 814 53, 799 12, 819 34,186 183, 846 177,173 19, 921 120, 31, 75, 13, 40, 277 40, 277 234, 538 234, 538 62, 670 62,670 425,830 20,337 405,493 157, 43, 106, 7, 762 293 535 934 135,485 49,983 14, 692 70,810 1,305 1,305 637 Rfl5 312 192, 002 192, 002 820, 933 820, 933 59,346 54, 698 4,648 243,462 189, 558 140, 613 48, 945 117,293 57,074 60, 219 1,123,674 1,123,674 243,462 090 767 323 65, 342 65,342 16,978 16,978 108, 619 9,427 99,192 1 124,017 108, 589 15,428 178, 346 105,464 72,882 927,865 927,865 117, 750 415 460 500 455 189, 504 189, 504 H > GO CO Or T A B L E 2 . — 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 : 1931—Continued [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 13] R E V E N U E RECEIPTS Taxes CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT Total £SZ£ (Table 6) I Specia. (Table 6) Poll Business and nonbusiness license (Table 6) (Table 6) Special assessments and special Fines, forfeits, and escheats (Table 6) (Table 6) Subventions! Highway and grants, privileges, donations, and and pension rents, interest assessments (Table 7) (Table ? Earnings of general departments Earnings of publicservice enterprises (Table 9) (Table 10) GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued 59 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH City corporation. School district _ 60 61 YONKERS, N . Y . PATERSON, N.J-_ m JACKSONVILLE, F L A . _ __ City corporation School district $6, 001, 286 3,177, 823 2, 823, 463 $3,841,893 1,982, 887 1, 859, 006 12, 647, 715 9, 205,857 9, 317,044 5, 699,149 8,154, 099 6, 327,135 1, 826, 964 3, 579,974 2,153,969 1, 426, 005 7, 782, 527 10, 439, 738 4,917, 571 7, 452,931 176, 786 40,146 63 64 NORFOLK, VA ALBANY, N.Y 65 TRENTON, N.J 6, 985, 843 4, 793, 501 66 KANSAS CITY, KANS___ City corporation. School district. Drainage district 7, 446, 386 5,114, 940 2,092,714 238, 732 3, 760, 711 1, 562, 902 2,016,826 180, 983 67 68 CHATTANOOGA, T E N N CAMDEN, N.J 4, 085, 705 6,007, 755 2,496, 252 3, 641, 557 69 FORT WAYNE, IND 5, 666,608 | 3,440, 680 2,225, 928 , 3, 582,470 1, 546,715 2, 035, 755 City corporation School district _ _ _._ $118, 522 118, 522 $283,478 54,180 $15,955 9,578 9,578 12,176 28,942 $284, 644 284,644 $41, 786 41, 786 13,401 51,815 34,405 17, 410 $191, 340 139,395 51, 945 215, 294 493, 575 430,809 225, 301 7,279 15, 591 1, 497, 486 761, 031 130, 381 373, 693 81, 043 286,139 684, 901 1,281,243 145, 031 143, 373 1,658 121,088 121,088 35,949 35, 949 394,541 21, 501 373, 040 74, 308 63, 776 10, 532 107, 644 101, 493 6,151 3, 685, 986 3, 685, 986 569, 760 193,057 32,022 848,417 79, 272 16, 031 236, 925 802,864 795, 453 112,172 139,456 999,892 785,131 52, 349 277, 214 112, 498 3, 215 543,146 346, 644 102, 736 99, 373 3,363 668,078 642,019 11,120 11,120 51, 348 9,024 41, 508 816 234,899 190, 295 13, 855 30, 749 95,182 509,618 270, 545 181,186 18,863 32, 393 881, 695 472, 779 53,496 375, 739 30, 546 13, 259 17,162 125 177,587 112, 753 25,725 25, 725 174,391 174,391 4,563 4,563 167,878 61, 265 106, 613 40, 366 33, 394 6,972 98,896 39, 718 59,178 26, 059 70, 496 54,194 $74,116 37, 346 36, 770 $573, 243 573, 243 875, 742 $875, 742 234,240 606, 297 2, 586, 948 2, 586, 948 21 589 614,135 1, 520, 504 1, 520, 504 70 ERIE, PA__. ._ C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n - . .__ __ School d i s t r i c t . - _ __ _ 71 ELIZABETH, N J 72 SPOKANE, W A S H WICHITA, K A N S __ FALL RIVER, M A S S . . . 77 MIAMI, FLA CAMBR#DGE, MASS _ NEW READING, P A KNOXVILLE, T E N N . 80 PEORIA, I I I 81 8?, 5,156 554, 299 371, 225 64,376 366,726 844, 609 20, 647 823, 962 123, 082 103, 475 19, 607 212, 701 146, 396 66, 305 625,804 625,804 4,767,682 2, 621, 607 2,146,075 3, 581,044 1,496,052 2,084,992 94, 990 94, 990 764, 611 764, 611 49, 610 49, 610 47,125 6,811 40, 314 71, 814 68,887 2,927 142, 463 124, 621 17,842 16, 025 16,025 6,044,881 8, 788, 939 6,838,486 4, 236,650 6, 243, 629 4, 649,126 50, 599 47, 345 45, 368 81, 530 64, 096 88, 076 33, 809 10, 237 6,120 9,671 11,187 130,045 67, 298 181, 200 66, 463 158, 272 63,139 153, 231 302, 632 202,858 400,188 602, 512 420, 987 6,493,537 4,843, 966 1, 649, 571 4, 518,158 3,156, 408 1, 361,750 11, 929 286, 440 284, 998 1,442 598, 601 598, 601 82, 690 82, 690 276, 268 35,147 241,121 74, 921 71,149 3,772 232,093 202, 536 29, 557 412, 437 412,437 5,080, 617 2, 659, 634 2, 420,983 3, 617, 054 1, 647,151 1, 969,903 108, 905 38, 408 38, 406 125, 258 125, 258 11,912 11, 912 289,132 3,078 286, 054 53, 694 23,413 30, 281 130,886 105,046 25,840 705, 370 705,370 .__ 4,199,426 2, 651, 573 89, 811 151, 342 34, 663 433, 390 59,099 106, 969 647, 829 4, 259, 599 1, 980, 870 1, 634,829 218, 968 424, 932 3,432, 702 1, 371, 907 1,478,462 178, 258 404, 075 144. 736 144, 736 363, 273 363, 273 __ . 21, 78§ 21, 382 92, 234 22,121 70,113 84, 505 31,641 31,688 326 20, 850 115, 305 20, 755 54, 566 39,977 7 5,055 5,055 . _ _ . 4, 423,309 2, 271, 491 2,151,818 3, 217,426 1, 270,399 1, 947,027 __ 7, 253, 732 5, 391,876 1, 697, 269 164, 587 2, 366, 971 1, 353, 741 895, 614 117, 616 5, 432, 516 3,137, 693 2, 294,823 3, 603, 624 1, 480, 334 2,123, 290 20, 894 20,894 209 __. 83 _.. TACOMA, W A S H C i t y corporation School d i s t r i c t . P a r k district CANTON, OHIO C i t y corporation School district 84 WILMINGTON, D E L 6, 545,403 2, 583,822 85 GARY, IND 4, 222,942 1, 731,340 2, 491,602 3,853, 597 1, 516, 234 2, 337, 363 ' C i t y corporation School district 652, 675 652,675 56, 665 56, 665 SOUTH B E N D , IND C i t y corporation School d i s t r i c t . _ _. 49,773 19,437 30,336 273,935 ___ City corporation. School d i s t r i c t . . P a r k district S a n i t a r y district 118,612 92, 556 26, 056 218, 850 218, 850 - _._ 300, 231 17, 979 282, 252 27, 035 27, 035 _ _. 79 10, 468 10, 468 274, 489 _ __ C i t y corporation School d i s t r i c t . . _ _ 12, 520 259,998 259, 998 2,877,405 1, 762, 417 1,114,988 C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . -_ School d i s t r i c t . ___ . . . 78 25, 202 25, 202 3, 622, 766 BEDFORD, M A S S ... 194, 755 84, 755 110,000 5,567,742 City corporation. School district -_ 74 75 76 3,793,991 1,872, 014 1,921,977 4,986,151 2, 961, 289 2,024,862 __ City corporation. School d i s t r i c t . _ 73 5,405,705 3, 035, 084 2,370, 621 22, 250 920,055 1,259, 675 1,166,308 11,929 108, 905 24,750 407 14, 294 7,147 7,147 w CO 387, 903 387, 903 4,945 4,945 187, 648 53,903 133, 745 42, 935 23,444 19, 491 99, 702 55, 294 44, 408 446,824 446, 824 35, 733 35,426 193,489 193,489 31,113 30,992 121 776,327 20,651 755, 676 135,097 127,926 6,847 324 335,171 249,820 39,011 46, 340 3, 379, 831 3, 379,831 275,640 275, 640 534,593 534, 593 65, 608 65, 608 50, 311 2,394 47,917 337,698 292, 232 45,466 132, 553 54, 403 78,150 411, 595 411, 595 102, 399 144,757 44,445 2,901,753 148,332 58, 341 561, 345 15,688 15, 688 75,977 75,977 6,871 6,871 8,922 6,884 2,038 59,951 53,374 6,577 28, 603 30 28, 573 173,333 56, 282 117,051 1 tzj feJ > 21, 632 21, 632 307 Q CO T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A K 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 : CO OO 1931—Continued [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 13] R E V E N U E RECEIPTS Taxes CITY, AND DIVISIONS OP MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT Total General property Special Poll Business and nonbusiness license (Table 6) (Table 6) (Table 6) (Table 6) Special assessments and special charges Fines, forfeits, and escheats (Table 6) (Table 6) Subventions] Highway and grants, privileges, donations, and and pension rents, interest assessments (Table 7) (Table £ Earnings of general departments Earnings of publicservice enterprises (Table 9) (Table 10) > a i—i > GROUP I I I — C I T I E S HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued 86 SOMERVILLE, M A S S 87 EVANSVILLE, l N D _ _ $4,769,861 $3, 320,867 4,124, 526 2, 489,922 1, 634, 604 3, 023, 984 1, 585, 732 1, 438, 252 3, 568, 269 2, 248, 219 4,987,397 3, 499, 754 1, 487, 643 3, 309, 583 2,154,849 1,154, 734 $550, 531 E L PASO, T E X 89 TAMPA, FLA 90 LYNN, MASS 5, 556, 079 3, 770,861 700,950 91 UTICA, N.Y. 5,898, 433 5, 760, 433 4, 333,479 4,195, 479 138, 000 138,000 6,765,069 3, 801, 315 2, 963, 754 School district _ City corporation . ._ _ _ C o u n t y supervisors' • fund 92 DULUTH, M I N N 93 WATERBURY, CONN 94 LOWELL, MASS__ _ City corporation.._ School district. City corporation School district _. $66,644 $58,954 $8, 704 $83, 612 $11,846 $175,919 $441,968 19,429 9,947 9,482 40,829 40,829 117,310 117, 310 2,000 2,000 148,972 55, 268 93, 704 67, 001 58, 354 8,647 113, 738 29, 219 84, 519 591, 263 591, 263 38,143 501, 922 82, 607 113, 754 544, 373 39, 251 88 - - $50,816 XJl > M Xfl H HH O Ul 298, 381 298, 381 55,995 55, 995 336, 852 21,093 315, 759 67, 999 54, 472 13, 527 205,976 204, 440 1,536 535, 249 535,249 1,463 175,899 175,275 624 59,266 74,918 54, 402 13,133 81,847 70, 862 232, 037 497,803 o 106,890 106,890 126, 422 126, 422 333, 305 333, 305 10,925 10,925 868,817 868,817 64, 285 64, 285 38, 704 38, 704 15, 606 15, 606 M 4, 459, 574 1, 960, 611 2, 498,963 14,898 7,449 7,449 48, 575 48, 575 289, 240 289, 240 31, 405 31,405 348, 224 44, 463 303, 761 168, 040 77, 840 90, 200 132,393 69, 012 63,381 1, 272, 720 1, 272, 720 6, 429, 326 6, 403, 323 26,003 5, 587, 790 5, 562, 253 25, 537 39,000 39,000 55,538 55,538 26, 532 26, 532 24,178 24,178 12,856 12, 856 123, 231 123, 231 45,193 44,989 204 111, 475 111,213 262 403, 533 403, 533 5, 095, 546 3, 589,055 687,973 38, 534 15, 530 24, 672 16,812 171, 668 14, 402 178,113 358, 787 1,463 o M GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000 95 ALLENTOWN, P A _ C i t y corporation- _ _ _ School district _ 96 SACRAMENTO, C A L I F . _ C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . _ _. . . School district _ . Utility district. _ . . . . 97 98 SCHENECTADY, 99 ROCKFORD, I I I . N.Y. BAYONNE, N . J . . . .. _ ... _ . C i t y corporation _ . . School district . ... P a r k district _ Sanitary district.. . . . 100 WILKES-BARRE, P A . . . C i t y corporation School district . . - $3,769,008 1, 906, 994 1,862,014 $2,620,102 1,163,207 1,456,895 5, 901, 732 3,178,137 2, 707,413 16,182 3,404,461 2,119,886 1,268,613 15, 962 6, 927, 475 6, 368, 358 4,548,057 4,454,388 4, 662, 711 2, 391, 698 1, 814,870 169, 938 286, 205 3,065,203 1,012,102 1, 640, 708 126,188 286,205 3, 819, 290 1 1, 719, 452 I 2, 099,838 3,221,902 1,509,283 1, 7i2, 619 $117,123 16, 380 100, 743 $56, 023 56, 023 $326,880 326,880 $3,925 3,925 $227, 240 227, 240 120, 592 120, 592 51, 083 51, 083 48, 589 48, 589 1, 406, 568 $82,103 36, 265 45,838 $51, 262 19,964 31, 298 $284, 350 284, 350 23, 534 23, 314 313, 649 281, 417 32, 232 533, 276 533, 278 I, 406, 568 220 $146, 618 11,157 447, 046 251, 742 289, 223 41, 521 11, 278 1,250 1, 026, 801 643, 036 35, 409 149, 329 49, 928 31, 426 373,115 784, 509 132, 597 132, 597 808, 094 805, 240 20, 656 20, 656 104, 541 3,731 100, 810 50, 504 49, 022 334, 055 334, 055 1,482 147, 081 34, 295 73, 352 39,414 2,854 o 169, 572 59, 572 110, 000 24, 768 24, 768 46, 662 46, 662 17,151 17,151 283, 440 30, 763 252, 677 20, 691 12, 640 8,051 33, 794 17, 303 16, 491 1,310 1,310 7,497 85, 111 14, 230 77, 916 263,123 47, 357 47, 357 69, 637 35, 349 34, 288 318, 774 318, 774 1-3 235, 211 221, 594 13, 617 1,023,978 1,200 00 101 LAWRENCE, M A S S 4, 593,968 3, 241, 619 61,161 11, 764 102 SAVANNAH, G A 2,806, 380 2, 232, 224 574,156 1,988,167 1, 527, 321 460,846 272, 384 272, 384 112 112 5, 475,188 2, 005, 603 2, 032, 311 1, 437, 274 3, 062, 310 1,506,823 1,199, 325 356,162 47,109 45,053 2,056 76, 881 76,881 45, 855 45, 855 832, 752 14, 902 817, 313 537 151, 092 93, 295 3, 058, 392 906, 870 1, 460, 071 1,819,556 558,311 1, 258,166 9,533 9,533 201, 024 200, 929 681, 040 36, 618 35, 068 143,422 11, 562 131, 854 52,006 33, 559 12, 766 C i t y corporation.._ School district . 103 . BERKELEY, CALIF C i t y corporation.__ . School district __ U t i l i t y district _ .. . 104 LITTLE ROCK, A R K . _ . . . - C i t y corporation School district Sewer a n d street imp r o v e m e n t district 42,152 30, 927 30, 927 79, 022 79, 022 105, 218 47, 933 57, 285 9,975 9,975 691,451 3,079 95 681, 040 1,550 6 5, 681 3,106, 085 1,833,499 8,223 175, 563 112, 043 12,193 448, 562 43, 241 64, 653 408,108 1,893,223 680, 715 1, 212, 508 123, 480 C i t y corporation School district 2,848,836 1, 211, 770 1, 637,066 58,878 58,878 73, 585 73, 535 11,112 11,112 325, 540 74, 792 250, 748 45,417 30, 427 14, 990 52, 734 17, 394 35, 340 264, 867 264,867 4, 513,329 2, 658, 785 1,854, 544 II 2,989,050 1,659,887 1,329,163 6,379 6,379 413,048 413, 048 16, 641 16, 641 467,129 23, 929 443, 200 154,170 118, 562 35. 608 84, 282 37, 709 46, 573 382,630 382, 630 CHARLOTTE, N.C 106 ALTOONA, P A SAGINAW, M I C H . C i t y corporation School district . _ - __ 123, 480 > 1,022, 778 57, 797 __ 105 107 789, 395 CO CO T A B L E 2.—SCTMMARY O F R E V E N U E H 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 : 1931—Continued O O [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 13] R E V E N U E RECEIPTS CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT Total General property Special Poll Business and nonbusiness license (Table 7) (Table 7) (Table 7) (Table 7) Special assessments and special charges Fines, forfeits, and escheats (Table 7) (Table 7) Subventions! Highway and grants, privileges, donations, and and pension rents, interest assessments (Table t (Table 9) Earnings of general departments Earnings of publicservice enterprises (Table 10) (Table 11) £ GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued ui ST. JOSEFII, M o City corporation.. School district 109 LINCOLN, N E B R City corporation. . School district Sanitary district._ HARRISBURG, P A City corporationSchool district Sioux CITY, IOWA City corporation.. School district $1, 783,450 1, 045,136 738,314 4,470, 775 2, 541, 723 1,812,866 116,186 2, 777,936 1, 002, 762 1, 680,862 94, 312 $17,778 17, 778 39, 508 30,136 9, 372 548, 309 527, 848 3,928, 497 1,976, 454 1,952, 043 2,983,878 1, 378,362 1, 605, 516 56,798 34, 539 34, 539 3, 724,452 1,893, 216 1,831, 236 2,977, 486 1, 203,950 1, 773, 536 54, 911 54, 911 7,024, 844 5,479,655 1,545,189 3, 045,707 1, 939,837 1,105,870 10,920 10,920 112 LANSING, MICH 113 PAWTUCKET, R.I 3,692, 285 2, 754, 269 114 PASADENA, CALIF 9,088,372 6,062,146 3, 028, 226 4, 542,105 2, 551, 297 1,990,808 5,976,474 3, 684, 906 City corporation. _ School district City corporationSchool district NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y $54, 788 54, 788 $2, 348, 458 1, 446,195 902, 263 $219, 869 219, 869 $140, 605 9,642 130, 964 $74, 974 61,954 13, 020 $53,152 33, 187 19, 965 $4, 398 4,398 23,830 11, 209 12, 621 77,192 5,520 71,672 41, 445 35,191 4,972 1,282 303, 823 273, 325 33, 367 131 637,954 637,954 134, 832 134, 832 15, 540 15,530 10 245, 768 36, 361 209, 407 108,171 67, 903 38, 235 89, 575 47, 528 42, 047 261, 396 261, 396 133, 580 133, 580 22, 664 22, 664 48, 759 3,771 42, 988 94, 743 93, 324 1,419 59.481 46,188 13, 293 334,828 334, 828 387, 776 20, 291 367,485 104,197 84,152 20, 045 154. 500 102,711 51, 789 2,969, 759 2, 969, 759 59, 515 133,025 56,798 17, 019 $111,356 326,064 326,064 21,152 84, 460 83, 544 916 $17, 221 17, 221 25,921 25,921 5,287 82,901 H H i—i Ul H M a Ul o Q M H M ui 545, 629 23, 543 23, 543 51, 710 51, 710 1,065, 774 146, 592 919,182 73,084 73, 084 431, 387 316,087 115, 320 2, 816, 309 2,816,309 461, 449 7,762 805,932 95, 732 58,145 395, 250 116 BlNGHAMTON, N . Y 117 SHREVEPORT, L A I| 1 C i t y corporation.__ School district- . 118 HUNTINGTON, W.Va._ City corporation. School district . . P a r k district __ J . 5,397,631 3, 682, 562 1 3,192, 765 2, Oil, 870 1,180, 895 2, 222,092 1,314, 872 907, 220 14, 277 2, 597,727 906, 203 1,611,432 80,092 2,444,138 783,028 1, 595, 272 65,838 3, 225,733 2, 447,393 94,596 MANCHESTER, N. H 120 WINSTON-SALEM, N.C 3,470,535 1,894,512 121 E A S T ST. L O U I S , ILL__ 2,967, 225 1,307,119 1, 426,507 233,599 2, 213, 204 661,150 1,338, 722 213,332 5,447,139 3,864, 234 510,413 1 ! 3, 694,157 1, 800, 578 1,893,579 2,788, 067 973, 364 1,814,703 1 3,967,623 3, 522, 626 2,832, 633 2,499,989 221,472 223,525 109,119 223, 525 School district Park district- _ 122 QUINCY, M A S S 123 LAKEWOOD, OHIO _ ... .. School d i s t r i c t . 124 TROY, N.Y L a n s i n g b u r g school district. - -_ C o u n t y supervisors' fund 125 290,916 32, 361 32, 242 17 506 9,331 119 29, 749 9,093 14, 696 5,960 71,850 13,113 5,598 16,845 56, 502 34, 370 51,300 237,846 421,769 8,175 10, 346 59, 291 127, 331 4,936 87,196 32,490 281,174 437, 252 25,249 25, 249 178,010 178,010 142. 341 142, 341 32,462 32, 462 35,902 3,918 31, 984 59,026 46, 892 12,134 144,793 110,035 34, 758 288, 307 288,307 69,497 69,497 83, 296 83,296 91, 876 91,876 2,564 2,564 428,360 317, 527 11,478 10, 807 48, 637 47, 788 399, 282 399, 282 110,833 671 849 585 17,919 '1 3,580 2,116 1,464 62,537 33,731 19,470 9,336 21,400 21,400 C i t v corporation . . School district 25,104 25,104 129,552 1, 794,468 664,386 1,130,082 ... 10, 754 10, 754 21,175 10, 829 2,886, 243 _ ._ 20, 655 20, 655 28, 648 2, 747,426 1,514,568 1, 232,858 . SPRINGFIELD, O H I O . 13,880 13, 880 70,432 2,117 68,315 4, 286,162 EAST ORANGE, NJ_ 199 425 142 425,142 516, 449 City corporation. _ Bridge d i s t r i c t . . Water district. . ... S t a t e pier-site district 1?8 59,394 59,354 40 9,810 9,225 2,831,084 2, 796,429 9,020 PORTLAND, M A I N E 49, 819 30,716 19,103 30,290 3,984,894 3, 504, 600 16,210 • 431,422 32, 662 197 227,857 243,116 3,389 239, 727 481, 609 481, 609 1, 685,017 .. 307,753 23, 588 23,060 528 350, 783 2,418,590 ROANOKE, VA_ 54,977 12,147 12,147 90, 505 J T>6 i 737, 584 143,190 143,190 108, 458 108, 458 2,017,667 804,810 908,030 118,404 186, 423 City corporation... School district P a r k district- _ Sanitary district. 12,194 8,027 3, 776, 719 2, 376,076 1,022,027 171,829 206,787 SPRINGFIELD, I I I . 163, 990 14, 277 119 ._ _ 116,118 76,885 76,885 42,822 54, 030 49, 467 1,525 90 82, 088 3,896 73, 647 4,545 55, 089 65,158 127, 522 80,747 53,002 61,133 46,352 46, 352 5,177 5,177 230,992 230, 992 112, 396 88,429 7,190 9,750 7,027 106,903 106,903 454,232 32, 560 29,065 29, 037 364,923 329,146 6, 527 6,437 28 18,744 17, 033 32, 599 258, 323 62, 946 62,946 57,927 57,927 3,038 25, 635 8,373 > 109,828 40,692 38,825 30,018 293 1,112, 591 1,112, 591 421,672 195, 518 209,494 4,643 351, 921 203, 986 44,851 363,214 159,794 159, 794 210, 452 210, 452 19,768 19, 768 35,210 2,379 32,831 100,018 90, 934 9,084 186,895 126,034 60,861 219, 421 219,421 si T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y OP 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 : 1931—Continued O to [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 13] 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 6) Special (Table Poll Business and nonbusiness license (Table 6 (Table 6) Special assessments and special charges Fines, forfeits, and escheats (Table 6) (Table 6) Subventions! Highway and grants, privileges, donations, rents, and and pension interest assessments (Table 7) (Table Earnings of general departments Earnings of public service enterprises (Table 9) (Table 10) 3 GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued a > CQ 130 CICERO, I I I C i t y corporation _ $3, 243, 427 1, 210,977 1,911,565 120,885 $2,108, 333 268,539 1, 724, 318 115,476 $143, 976 143, 976 131 MOBILE, ALA 2, 527, 440 1, 736, 392 791, 048 1, 229, 694 684, 742 544,952 132 N E W BRITAIN, C O N N 3, 655, 349 2, 916,972 $25, 624 133 RACINE, W I S 3,316, 881 1,865, 303 430, 704 134 ATLANTIC CITY, N . J 9, 319, 032 6, 498, 549 135 PONTIAC, M I C H _ 4, 258. 662 2, 479, 050 1, 779, 612 3, 041,366 1, 659,101 1,382, 265 3, 607,811 2, 290, 652 1, 317,159 2,184, 310 992, 757 1,191, 553 6,351, 274 4,130,181 C i t y corporation 136 HAMMOND, IND School district 137 138 NEWTON, M A S S . . . JOHNSTOWN, P A City corporation.. School district . __ 2,981,899 1, 251, 472 1,730,427 1 2, 416,956 1, 077, 903 1, 339, 053 $3, 869 3,869 $139, 728 909 138,819 $19,139 15 18, 496 628 $38,844 4,131 29, 932 4,781 $200, 688 200, 688 389,823 389,823 H > H M Xfl H i—i O $17, 397 11, 260 6,137 334, 502 334, 502 155,947 155,947 20, 785 20, 785 244, 566 10, 979 233, 587 108, 568 105, 904 2,664 26,158 22, 450 3,708 54, 570 16, 348 44,984 21, 292 110,460 52, 090 126, 540 286,469 o 55, 456 305, 437 12,991 107, 684 39,870 72, 200 427, 236 a 556,117 49, 461 2,123 650, 440 420, 549 205, 973 935, 797 9,889 9,889 288,143 288,143 24, 692 24, 692 350, 418 31,485 318, 933 42,140 18, 565 23, 575 234,186 179, 347 54, 839 267,828 267,828 6,550 6,550 20, 675 20, 675 943, 352 943, 352 2,963 2,963 146, 028 34, 375 111, 653 15, 007 13, 614 1, 393 30, 301 17, 741 12, 560 258,625 258, 625 38,124 90, 521 196,891 3,611 683, 886 58,922 80, 034 555, 691 103,583 8,583 95,000 30,147 30,147 17, 566 17,566 17,822 17,822 269, 668 43,815 225,853 58, 943 36, 533 22, 410 65, 702 17, 591 48,111 1, 512 1.512 23 513, 413 $588,850 588,850 xn M H3 M 139 OAK PARK, I I I City corporation... School district P a r k district 140 MONTGOMERY, 141 GLENDALE, CALIF ALA... C i t y corporation—. School district EVANSTON, I I I C i t y corporation.._ School district P a r k district 143 COVINGTON, K Y City corporation... School district TOPEKA, KANS City corporation... School district 145 MOUNT VERNON, N.Y City corporation... School district 146 3,403,562 1, 526, 594 1, 765, 763 111, 205 290, 510, 674, 105, 711 970 056 685 162,456 162,456 450, 451 450,451 18, 524 18,524 59,199 3,011 56,188 43, 530 32,143 10,842 545 52, 256 22,604 24, 677 4,975 326,435 326,435 2, 018, 708 722, 350 337, 623 249,161 19, 562 308,912 13, 403 49,015 318, 682 5, 288,101 3, 273,195 2, 014,906 237, 7?8 996, 9?3 240, 805 58, 416 58,401 15 333,154 333,154 40,103 40,103 850,698 94, 006 756, 692 101,411 101, 411 50,175 32, 781 17,394 1,616,416 1, 616,416 4,472, 269 2,101, 554 2,359,808 10,907 013, 702, 299, 10, 099 569 641 889 170, 430 170, 430 721, 254 721, 254 27, 271 27, 271 9,018 4,396 4,622 44, 505 36, 018 8,469 18 88, 578 41, 502 47,076 398,114 398,114 1,925,838 1, 363,952 561,886 , 170, 443 743, 559 426, 884 115, 008 115, 008 137, 720 137, 720 7,992 7,992 114,900 3,959 110,941 22,170 13,168 9,002 30, 213 15,154 15,059 327,392 327, 392 3, 557,146 2,126,972 1,430,174 540, 860 154, 379 386, 481 42, 777 42, 777 348, 883 348,883 17, 801 17,801 33, 562 3,744 29,818 42, 203 37, 457 4,746 29,055 19,926 9,129 502, 005 502, 005 Q 5, 540, 213 3, 268,181 2, 272,032 048 708 340 136,199 136,199 74,137 74,137 151, 351 151, 351 13,156 13,156 541, 552 22, 221 519, 331 44, 987 37, 555 7,432 39,148 27, 219 11, 929 502, 635 502, 635 > > w1 BROCKTON, M A S S 3, 919, 509 770 459, 440 37, 762 44,101 61, 347 5,116 46, 650 38, 919 250,447 281,957 PASSAIC, N . J 5, 001, 672 256 41, 749 4,255 156, 959 18, 685 7,035 343, 593 157, 031 23, 560 639, 549 T E R R E H A U T E , IND___ 2, 532, 863 1,100, 064 1, 432, 799 071 28, 775 3.281 25,494 15, 959 15, 959 36, 692 36, 692 2,726 2,726 145, 371 34, 979 110, 392 24, 242 18, 983 5,259 108, 642 54, 797 53,845 19, 385 19, 385 2, 976, 550 2, 468,900 507, 650 690 84? 848 4,986 145, 945 144, 978 967 144, 652 144, 652 34, 822 34, 822 156, 718 6,516 150, 202 107, 030 96,137 10,893 32, 044 26, 290 5,754 843, 663 843, 663 4,986 City corporationSchool district C H A R L E S T O N , S.C City corporationSchool district 9fi? 809 150 MEDFORD, MASS 3,153, 668 767 29,158 38, 208 113, 950 5,878 44, 278 20, 367 92, 039 260, 762 151 WHEELING, W . V A 2,414, 482 1, 333, 081 1, 081,401 596 019 577 8,520 8,520 48, 411 48,411 27,988 27, 988 13, 528 13, 528 15, 576 3,238 12, 338 44, 458 38, 928 5,530 21, 591 635 20, 956 376, 814 376,814 2, 356,969 1,116,944 1, 240, 025 805 501 304 9,356 9,356 28,315 28,315 232, 443 232, 443 28, 732 28, 732 663 47, 330 25, 735 21, 595 35,853 2,390 33, 463 22,472 22,472 663 2,409, 498 1, 798, 321 611,177 891 145 746 84, 983 1,801 83,182 39, 221 36,199 3,022 160, 340 144,113 16, 227 376,818 376,818 City corporation... School district CHARLESTON, W.VA... City corporationSchool district AUGUSTA, G A C i t y corporation.._ School district 297, 261 159, 492 159,492 34, 680 34, 680 11, 073 11, 073 t- xn O 00 T A B L E 2 . — 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 : 1931—Continued [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 13] 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 6) (Table 6) Poll Business and nonbusiness license (Table 6) (Table 6) Special assessments and special charges (Table Fines, forfeits, and escheats (Table 6) Subventions! Highway and grants, privileges, donations, and and pension rents, interest assessments (Table 7) (Table Earnings of general departments Earnings of publicservice enterprises (Table 9) (Table 10) GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued 154 DAVENPORT, IOWA 155 LANCASTER, P A _ __ City corporation _ __ $2 515, 123 1. 452, 986 1,052,137 $1, 884, 485 932, 461 952,024 2, 280, 526 1, 016, 732 1, 580,903 530, 525 1, 050, 378 1, 263, 794 156 IRVINGTON, N . J 157 MADISON, W I S 158 SAN JOSE, CALIF 159 CHESTER, P A -_ - _-- 4,376,969 2, 674, 422 1,120, 529 1, 553,893 160 161 16? 163 HOBOKEN, N . J ___ -- -_- - 164 BETHLEHEM, MALDEN, MASS B E A U M O N T , T E X __ _ U N I O N CITY, N J PA School district 2, 853, 566 _ $17, 550 17, 550 1, 931,145 $5, 564 2, 902, 918 245, 269 14. 807 1, 532, 031 769, 512 762, 519 2, 008, 264 914, 876 1, 093, 388 1, 531, 815 740, 301 791, 514 4, 314, 647 3, 223, 460 i 2, 342, 334 3, 315, 620 3,191,136 2, 339, 034 1, 595,925 2, 573, 795 2, 570, 452 1, 324, 918 1, 245, 534 1 1, 641,049 757, 478 883,571 46, 326 46, 326 16, 705 316, 336 24, 002 815 20, 688 404 162, 000 65,000 97, 000 $48, 561 48, 561 $339, 342 339,342 $18, 244 18, 244 $71,770 14,067 57, 703 $23, 632 18,894 4, 738 $93, 061 55, 389 37, 672 $36, 028 36, 028 22, 093 22, 093 28, 208 28, 208 743 743 145,513 4,780 140, 733 70, 036 37, 385 32, 651 27,198 4, 716 22, 482 388, 282 388, 282 85, 045 350, 387 4,855 284, 899 97, 351 79, 513 56, 854 353, 880 15, 763 180, 936 47, 743 127,315 53. 203 52, 549 654 210, 227 210, 227 32, 621 32, 821 21, 732 21, 732 138,540 31,109 107, 431 23, 309 23, 309 31,819 31,819 11,935 11,935 686, 068 2,779 683, 289 186, 732 40, 887 145, 845 80, 347 40,138 40, 209 93, 962 24, 468 69, 494 2,019 2,019 210, 673 38, 575 10, 232 125, 791 21, 462 58, 323 168 23, 305 4,026 6,663 27, 765 659 377, 232 59, 077 189, 310 371, 499 148, 065 48, 812 83, 667 112, 202 37, 338 113,557 61, 067 83, 963 307,195 222, 395 374, 200 28, 756 28, 756 122,108 122,108 6,033 6,033 170, 532 9,867 160, 665 73, 546 28,616 44, 930 72, 976 13, 608 59, 368 293,452 293, 452 446, 291 SPRINGFIELD, M o City corporation School district 1, 775,807 1 922,330 853,477 1,319,652 629, 419 690, 233 AUSTIN, T E X _ ___ ___ City corporation School district 2, 712,095 2,193, 250 518,845 1,125,568 827, 552 298,016 8,343 8,343 DECATUR, I I I _ __ City corporation _ _ School district Park district. __ _ _ -_ Sanitary district - 2, 642,458 1, 460, 777 934,337 115, 528 131,816 1,588,454 540, 920 816, 628 99, 610 131, 296 16, 416 16,416 540,194 540,194 9,704 9,704 EAST CHICAGO, IND City corporation-.School district _ _ __ _ __ 2, 629,185 1, 634, 542 994, 643 1,859, 700 963,081 896, 619 16, 869 16, 869 5,103 5,103 __ 3, 469, 462 2,054, 725 1, 414, 737 2, 619, 497 1, 656, 976 962, 521 15, 955 15, 955 HOLYOKE, MASS 4, 718,453 2, 244,203 CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA City corporation School district. 2, 344, 654 1,195,983 1,148, 671 1,883, 620 805, 377 1, 078,243 YORK, P A . City corporation School district 1, 825, 441 738,352 1, 307, 631 455, 868 851, 763 HAMTRAMCK, MICH City corporation. School district- 173 1, 087,089 N E W ROCHELLE, N.Y___ __ JACKSON, MICH. __. City corporation School district __ __ ___ MCKEESPORT, P A . _ City corporation School district 176 177 KALAMAZOO, MICH City corporation School district ._ _ _ _ -_ CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, OHIO_ City corporation __ _ School district 5, 472, 551 3, 284,037 2, 048, 329 1, 235, 708 2, 272, 585 1,131, 959 1,140, 626 4, 570, 285 11, 270 11, 270 16,198 8,099 8,099 681,022 24,070 31,869 12,814 19,055 160,643 2,158,935 1, 247, 471 911,464 1, 513, 756 666, 562 847,194 3,072,887 1, 586,693 1, 486,194 2,083,128 879,495 1, 203, 633 4, 495,767 2,246,347 2, 249, 420 | 3,031, 208 910,695 2,120, 513 18,006 110, 054 11, 970 11, 758 212 202, 663 33,710 24,284 9,426 67, 942 55,070 12,872 95, 240 90,158 5,082 1,193, 369 1,193,369 69, 999 2,643 67,356 32, 897 19,117 12,065 1,212 503 60, 771 7,760 38, 288 14, 706 17 324,023 324, 023 5,421 5,421 105, 961 28,130 77, 831 13, 877 7,495 6,382 16,715 11,003 5,712 589,341 589,341 81,405 81,405 8,117 8,117 410,347 1,837 408, 510 37,142 11, 946 25,196 30,418 18, 510 62,410 17,791 7,938 67, 512 50, 567 29, 513 29, 513 59, 438 59,438 10, 880 10, 880 36, 532 2,174 34, 358 19, 376 13, 749 5,627 51, 987 21, 544 30, 443 35, 991 35, 991 101, 278 101, 278 6,502 6,502 161, 609 13, 467 148,142 144, 302 97, 311 46, 991 36, 259 15,121 21,138 66,828 115, 528 21, 870 431, 931 59,124 46,342 8,793 8,793 215,813 215,813 7,974 7, 974 342, 538 77,071 265,467 43, 782 31, 336 12,446 284, 322 237, 991 46, 331 12, 448 12, 448 63, 321 63, 321 23, 339 23, 339 214, 697 1 54,074 160, 623 32, 967 16, 579 16, 388 104, 789 6,374 98, 415 289, 262 289, 262 9,682 9,682 176, 696 176, 696 25,168 25,168 248, 283 5, 000 243, 283 54, 552 50, 031 4,521 85,199 50, 442 34, 757 390,179 390,179 151,184 151,184 594, 967 594, 967 5,216 5,216 102, 661 66, 340 36, 321 87, 226 21, 333 65,893 364,538 364, 538 55,456 55, 456 7,000 7,000 18, 006 128, 674 128,674 110,054 12, 753 12, 750 3 52,646 8,885 43, 761 176,875 176,875 202, 663 30,093 3, 400 26, 693 1 3,391 3,391 248, 071 248,071 O 1, 455, 222 253,308 253,308 ^ fed > F 1 t>-3 w ......... g m 221, 880 221,880 O Or T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A K Y OF R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S , B Y D I V I S I O N S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E E N M E N T : 1931—Continued [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 13] R E V E N U E RECEIPTS Taxes CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T Total General property Special Poll Business and nonbusiness license (Table 6) (Table 6) (Table 6) (Table 6) Special assessments and special charges (Table 6) Fines, forfeits, and escheats (Table Subventions Highway and grants, privileges, donations, I and and pension rents, interest assessments (Table 7) (Table 8) Earnings of general departments Earnings of publicservice enterprises (Table 9) (Table 10) GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued 178 179 180 Greensboro, N . C City corporation School district - WACO, T E X __ MACON, G A __ __ C i t y corporation 181 .- - __ DEARBORN, MICH School district IS'' HAMILTON, OHIO _ ___ .__ City corporation. _ School d i s t r i c t - . _ $511, 430 511, 430 $26, 097 26,097 $425, 468 7,575 417, 893 $61, 222 59, 797 1,425 1, 435,830 4,486 830 11, 279 193, 500 82, 262 24, 226 334, 684 1, 844, 313 1, 312, 710 531, 603 1, 075, 990 648, 543 42,7, 447 162, 327 162, 327 646 646 33,179 26, 778 6, 401 87, 997 1,138 86,859 34,814 29,061 5,753 160, 989 155,846 5,143 288, 371 288, 371 6, 629, 604 4,161, 762 2,467,842 1 4, 616,794 2, 479, 430 2,137, 364 28, 423 28, 423 672,117 672,117 12,902 12, 902 248, 461 10, 288 238,173 294, 480 239,146 55, 334 101, 966 64, 995 36, 971 654, 461 654, 461 3, 315, 379 2, 464, 978 850,401 1, 646, 048 851, 274 794, 774 113, 716 113,716 197, 089 197, 089 6, 264 6,264 32, 547 2,160 30, 387 46, 201 34, 587 11,614 44, 350 30, 724 13, 626 1, 203, 544 1, 203, 544 $1, 276, 963 911, 689 365,274 2, 087, 097 183 G A L V E S T O N , T E X __ 2, 533, 648 1, 466, 083 184 DURHAM, N.C 2, 551, 609 1,170, 812 185 HIGHLAND PARK, MICH 3, 906, 429 2,156, 815 1, 749,614 2, 693, 884 1, 304, 537 1, 389, 347 _ __ C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n - . __ __ School district $1, 092 1,092 $94, 635 94, 635 $2, 732, 457 1, 920,843 811, 614 $6, 313 6,313 25, 620 25, 620 6,725 $50,245 23, 223 27,022 $278,992 278,992 8,831 424 10, 964 329,152 128, 593 292, 947 296, 654 51,999 357, 641 5,645 465, 677 50, 268 25, 369 417, 473 37, 810 37,810 51, 689 51, 689 25, 534 25, 534 253,008 14, 452 238, 556 236, 770 174, 895 61, 875 349,168 289, 332 59, 836 258, 566 258, 566 186 FRESNO, CALIF . _ _ .1 C i t y corporation.- _ _ _ J School district 187 PORT ARTHUR, TEX_ C i t y corporation School district 188 ASHEVILLE, N . C C i t y corporation School district 189 KENOSHA., W i s 190 BERWYN, I I I . ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ C i t y corporation School district P a r k district P u b l i c h e a l t h district 191 PUEBLO, COLO _ | __ C i t y corporation School district 19? C O L U M B I A , S.C___ _ __ C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . - __ School district _ 27, 481 27, 481 791, 206 12, 373 778, 833 16, 276 16, 276 45,146 23,469 21, 677 162, 400 162, 400 7,693 7,693 344, 865 144, 843 200, 022 73, 860 59,143 14,717 20,952 18, 450 2,502 228,406 228,406 10, 936 10,938 405, 591 77, 753 77, 753 38, 587 38, 587 360, 351 360, 351 51, 454 57, 713 221, 788 13, 466 2,463 10, 321 609 73 30,908 13, 534 17,048 326 162, 840 162, 840 204, 909 10, 719 194,190 38, 523 36, 385 138 25,421 5,988 19, 433 378, 593 378, 593 231, 956 12, 318 10, 785 1,533 67, 076 51,175 15,901 245, 633 245, 633 1,878, 777 1, 064, 045 814,732 109, 441 108, 274 1,167 1, 825, 093 1, 047, 764 777, 329 1,141, 033 580, 945 550, OSS 8,284 8,284 2, 755, 612 1, 858, 616 896, 996 1, 746, 287 1, 254, 882 491, 405 2, 802, 075 1, 744, 517 31,909 134, 263 7,614 164, 815 2, 882,906 1, 698,903 1,120, 658 17, 699 27, 646 1, 330, 073 238,894 996,842 16, 764 27, 573 92, 281 92, 281 1,132, 298 1,132, 298 3,279 3,279 97, 761 1,314 96,447 2, 200,816 1, 432, 248 768, 568 1, 308, 652 753, 845 554, 807 18, 607 18, 607 218, 858 218, 858 9,253 9,253 1, 725, 889 1,127,097 598, 792 994, 294 650, 462 343, 832 104, 854 104, 357 35, 718 35, 718 25,172 25,172 4, 280 4,280 44, 278 44, 278 67, 549 67, 549 405, 591 388,002 8,868 3,795 5,073 193 PITTSFIELD, M A S S 2, 760, 378 1, 928, 350 194 JACKSON, M i s s 1, 827,180 1,115, 256 9,975 195 WOONSOCKET, R.I 2, 492, 484 2, 025, 801 10, 618 _ 50, 929 50, 929 3,081,656 1, 465, 247 1, 616,409 370, 602 27, 610 231, 956 497 47,494 82, 326 14, 769 103, 859 4,693 52, 453 7,654 64, 332 153, 331 261, 845 35, 363 43, 858 6,271 72, 423 199,843 38,776 283 40,141 105, 457 35, 349 221, 290 $221,020 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 50,000 196 EVERETT, MASS $3,064,402 $2, 226, 323 $344,402 $23, 552 $31, 962 $26, 668 $7, 027 $53, 705 $27, 493 $102, 252 197 CLIFTON, N . J 2, 801, 322 1,946, 452 4,871 4,172 198,635 294, 620 3,386 229, 047 25, 537 14, 980 79, 622 PHOENIX, ARIZ 4, 027, 533 2, 469, 412 1, 558,121 1, 714,940 996, 286 718, 654 17, 565 17, 585 539, 690 539, 690 24, 854 24,854 794,193 105, 888 77, 030 28, 858 774, 936 774, 936 794,193 55, 467 39, 051 16,416 1, 884,997 765,117 1,119,880 1, 395, 765 593, 730 802,035 68, 929 7,638 7,638 170, 921 9,608 161, 315 14, 762 4,215 10, 547 43,123 17,915 25,208 103 103 C i t y corporation.. School district 199 NEW CASTLE, P A City corporationSchool district-__- 161,153 40, 378 120, 775 22, 603 22, 603 o teJ > > W m T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A R Y O P 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 : 1931—Continued [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 13] R E V E N U E RECEIPTS Taxes CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT Total General property Special Poll Business and nonbusiness license (Table 6) (Table 6) (Table 6) (Table 6) Special assessments and special charges (Table Fines, forfeits, and escheats (Table t Subventions! Highway and grants, privileges, donations, and pension rents, and interest assessments (Table 7) (Table 8) Earnings of general departments Earnings of publicservice enterprises (Table 9) (Table 10) GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued STOCKTON, CALIF City corporation. School district... $2, 645,039 1, 564, 656 1,080, 383 $1,715, 1,176, 538, $53,439 53, 439 $15, 866 15,866 $118,322 118,322 $550, 671 32, 340 518, 331 $69, 824 69, 620 204 $89, 861 68, 768 23, 093 25, 786 175, 756 184,178 83, 506 305, 311 204, 409 204,409 201 HAVERHILL, M A S S . . 2, 720, 743 1,906, $286, 793 $28, 382 35,090 20,411 3,106 54, 256 202 BROOKLINE, M A S S . . 4, 341,079 3, 213, 494,853 24,459 119, 482 57, 447 2,421 26, 679 203 MUSKEGON, M I C H . . 2,472,951 1, 273,390 1,199, 561 1, 522, 741, 781, 7,539 7,539 187, 242 187, 242 15, 782 15, 782 231, 705 3, 510,929 1, 689, 381 1, 821, 548 3, 263, 1, 568, 1, 694, 27, 256 3,219 27, 256 3,219 1, 667, 660 38, 710 City corporation. School district... 204 STAMFORD, C O N N . . . City corporation. Town 205 ELMIRA, N.Y 206 BAY CITY, MICH City corporation. School district... AURORA, I I I City corporation. School district.._ Sanitary district. 2, 588, 639 1, 386, 852 1, 201, 787 1,493, 746 660, 833, 2, 370, 1, 317, 868, 184, 1, 545, 564, 797, 184, 065 038 700 327 231, 705 182, 395 58, 959 123, 436 121, 620 58, 265 63, 355 47, 792 28, 084 19,708 42, 628 29, 732 12, 896 $31, 847 31,847 10, 704 7,562 3,142 31, 686 31, 686 21, 226 20,100 1,126 63, 399 4,020 59, 379 56,160 29, 916 10, 798 518, 667 52, 518 364,176 5,137 5,137 22,084 22, 084 11, 503 11, 503 315, 348 24, 381 290, 967 77, 058 42, 331 34, 727 76, 379 33, 337 43, 042 587, 384 587, 384 63,178 63,178 460, 271 460, 271 7,691 7,691 37, 034 2,514 34, 520 24, 722 24, 218 362 142 56, 596 19,844 36, 752 174, 732 174, 732 208 MUNCIE, IND City corporation School district 1, 578, 645 742, 765 835,880 1, 370, 244 595, 637 774,607 5, 590 2,804 2,786 6,344 6, 344 83,006 83,006 3,002 3,002 66,921 23,217 43, 704 10, 697 1 9,071 1, 626 17,486 | 4, 329 13,157 209 WATERLOO, IOWA City corporation School district 1, 836, 580 1,054, 319 782, 261 1, 282, 625 545, 374 737, 251 23, 535 23, 535 25, 818 25, 818 189, 643 189, 643 17, 731 17, 731 17,838 1,483 16, 355 11,702 6,674 5,028 43,541 19, 914 23, 627 224,147 224,147 WlLLIAMSPORT, P A City corporation School district 1, 716, 749 782, 714 931, 035 1, 264, 957 573, 696 691, 261 74, 349 9,688 64, 661 22, 325 22, 325 115, 224 115, 224 5,919 5,919 160, 018 26, 250 133, 768 29,917 15, 806 14,111 43, 797 13, 563 30, 234 243 243 171,672 CHELSEA, MASS 3,171,333 2, 388,055 LEXINGTON. K Y 1,926, 774 1, 543, 321 JAMESTOWN, N.Y City corporation School district County supervisors' fund. 3,431,218 2,190, 995 1,198,145 42, 078 1, 584,149 817, 908 724,163 42,078 PORTSMOUTH, VA 1,894,029 889, 254 LORAIN, OHIO City corporation School district 2, 274,154 1, 343, 221 930, 933 297, 258 21, 460 48, 745 48, 745 15, 355 15,355 35,429 18,177 6,488 32, 422 21, 056 179, 316 102, 046 84, 037 10,980 105, 768 33, 582 38, 607 8,433 115, 737 99, 339 16, 398 195, 632 195, 632 2,949 2,949 459, 262 14,715 444, 547 31,187 27, 514 3,673 94,440 85, 076 9,364 899,117 899,117 18, 217 87,496 323,430 42, 203 370, 306 13, 565 13,565 33, 885 2,160 31, 725 43, 504 39, 772 3,732 8,358 1,382 6,976 197, 559 197, 559 Q 3,442 1, 616, 336 727, 836 888, 500 1, 327 1, 327 353, 328 159, 681 80,436 80, 436 CHICOPEE, M A S S 2, 750, 525 1, 574, 429 JOLIET, I I I City corporation School district Park district 2, 003, 222 997, 861 916, 438 88,923 1, 263,003 356,903 837,182 68,918 AMARILLO, T E X City corporation School district 1, 690, 873 1,078,485 612, 388 1,135, 240 669,910 465, 330 646 646 7,224 7,224 219 CRANSTON, R.I 1, 508, 658 1,378, 309 4,030 10, 515 220 WICHITA FALLS, T E X City corporation School district Water improvement district 1, 702, 470 880,936 576, 060 1,100, 360 519, 746 377,004 BATTLE CREEK, MICH. City corporation— School district 2, 553, 910 1,132, 586 1, 421,324 245, 474 20, 276 279,184 279,184 26, 616 17, 693 2, 716 59, 083 10,979 59, 037 626, 368 52, 057 52, 057 283, 099 283, 099 16, 537 16, 537 73, 457 12, 221 61, 236 25, 230 23, 760 244, 238 244, 238 I, 470 45, 601 9,046 18, 020 18, 535 14, 704 14, 704 128, 419 28,191 18, 963 9,228 336,980 336, 980 128, 419 39, 469 30, 058 9, 411 22,120 25, 774 26,890 170, 056 37, 719 7, 496 2,191 85, 057 58, 248 26, 809 285,170 271, 338 48, 441 15,133 33,308 209, 643 209, 643 40,104 5,416 5,416 916 18, 692 18, 692 170, 056 203, 610 1, 659, 358 722, 576 936, 782 117 039 117, 039 30,117 30,117 458, 786 19,334 439,452 1 25, 048 13, 266 1 11,732 j i> W w 13, 832 28,032 5, 478 5,478 > O CO T A B T E 2 . — 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 : 1931—Continued [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 13] R E V E N U E RECEIPTS Taxes CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT Total General property Special Poll (Table 6) (Table 6) (Table 6) Business and nonbusiness license (Table 6) Special assessments and special charges Fines, forfeits, and escheats (Table 6) (Table 6) Subventions] Highway and grants, privileges, donations, and and pension rents, interest assessments (Table 7) (Table 8) Earnings of general departments Earnings of publicservice enterprises (Table 9) (Table 10) GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued 222 993 PERTH AMBOV, N.J MONTCLAIR, N.J_ 224 PORTSMOUTH, OHIO -. $2, 603, 564 4,103, 731 $1, 891, 392 2, 740, 564 1, 869, 270 1, 098, 273 770,997 1,176, 642 460, 999 715, 643 9,576 9,576 - 2, 306, 633 1,468, 242 1, 550, 406 807,416 285, 289 2, 085, 389 1, 256, 937 828, 452 1, 344,817 ' 563,377 781,440 2, 870, 325 School district 99^ 226 SALEM, MASS COLUMBUS, G A 227 WARREN, OHIO _ 228 KEARNY, N.J . __ City corporation LIMA, OHIO 230 COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA_ 231 DUBUQUE, IOWA School district $52, 083 297, 600 $6, 819 4,143 $155, 900 270, 062 $98, 303 149, 778 $17, 689 44,189 $313, 763 390, 977 94, 023 94,023 217, 285 217, 285 13, 893 13,893 23, 057 2,142 20, 915 30, 788 15,198 15, 590 67, 384 48, 535 18, 849 236, 622 236, 622 30,826 123, 081 8,405 87, 345 1,948 27, 561 30,182 56, 683 18, 487 9,795 126, 491 160,132 232, 727 191,899 65, 264 65, 264 103, 682 103, 682 232, 513 232, 513 23, 512 23, 512 20, 495 3,290 17, 205 31, 045 24, 254 6,791 28, 697 5,681 23, 016 235, 364 235, 364 21,872 4,330 1, 540,909 1,213 473,143 122, 064 1,389 249, 902 118,809 49, 314 313, 582 . 2, 010, 897 1, 285, 340 725, 557 1, 346, 971 680,822 666,149 8,128 8,128 111,441 111, 441 190,115 190,115 3,796 3,796 19, 628 2,280 17, 348 30, 454 27, 794 2,660 55, 618 16, 218 39, 400 244, 746 244, 746 _ 1, 684, 447 949, 209 735, 238 1, 268,157 593,146 675, 011 18, 937 18,937 25, 351 25, 351 10, 211 10, 211 28,107 1,213 26, 894 13, 517 11, 264 2,253 62, 343 31, 263 31, 080 250, 070 250, 070 1, 718, 567 1,071,100 647, 467 1, 325, 350 726,895 598, 455 22, 633 22, 633 106, 956 106, 956 12, 780 12, 780 31,311 1,823 29, 488 20, 051 10, 060 9,991 26, 240 16, 707 9,533 173, 246 173, 246 _ 229 $214 6,534 $67, 401 180, 035 $19,849 - 7,754 7,754 232 LYNCHBURG, VA 1,851,335 1,058,368 233 ST. PETERSBURG, FLA_. City corporation.... School district 5, 050,130 4, 084, 262 965,868 2, 295,983 1, 480, 949 815, 034 OGDEN, UTAH City corporationSchool district 1, 615, 422 879, 305 736,117 868, 418 418, 528 449,890 235 EAST CLEVELAND, O H I O . City corporation School district 2, 436,887 1,200,416 1,236,471 1,695, 986 544,551 1,151,435 52,202 52,202 105,410 105,410 215,450 215,450 236 237 OSHKOSH, W I S LA CROSSE, W I S . . 1,933, 597 1, 780, 652 1,284,657 1,199, 570 138,431 110, 318 32,348 26,690 238 ANDERSON, IND City corporationSchool district 2, 205,987 1,554,936 651,051 997,815 442,680 555,135 15,884 4,887 10,997 239 240 241 242 243 244 FITCHBURG, MASS POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y_. WALTHAM, MASS SHEBOYGAN, W I S BLOOMFIELD, N J GREEN BAY, W I S 2, 366,289 2,866,015 2, 356,301 2, 036, 391 2, 523,903 2, 339, 461 1, 568,643 1,986,907 1,670,338 1,276,919 1, 595, 795 1, 533, 084 22, 238 BUTTE, MONT City corporationSchool district 1, 437, 973 750,183 687, 790 1, 001,150 566,803 434,347 QUINCY, I I I City corporation School district Public health district.. 1, 462,666 965,066 477, 012 20, 588 912,007 477, 406 415, 238 19,363 247 MERIDEN, CONN 1, 689, 587 1,398, 924 7,043 8,492 248 SAN BERNARDINO, CALIF, City corporation School district 1, 471, 837 717,374 754, 463 680, 849 338,912 341,937 87, 576 87, 576 15, 596 15, 596 SANTA MONICA, CALIF. City corporation School district 3, 220,357 1,981, 407 1, 238,950 1,957,088 1,101, 340 855,748 73,140 73, 008 132 99, 672 99, 672 27,499 27, 499 2, 075, 758 2,490,345 927,630 1, 835,4971 14, 322 217,186 59, 541 38,205 85, 707 69, 367 ! 116, 961 404 72, 642 72, 220 422 1,133, 275 1,133, 275 16, 339 16, 339 142, 845 2,274 140, 571 66,949 62,255 4, 694 253,132 248, 389 4,743 1, 068, 561 1, 068, 561 38, 893 38, 893 182, 290 182, 290 25, 347 25, 347 281,147 16, 240 13, 532 2, 708 23, 593 21, 221 2,372 179, 494 179, 494 281,147 25, 217 25,217 24,820 4,013 20,807 110,066 79, 599 30,467 56, 306 22, 544 33, 762 151,430 151,430 57, 577 118,976 8,459 5,499 100, 672 113, 747 29,721 30,162 46, 508 40,848 235,224 134,842 7,207 7,207 111, 292 111, 292 1,885 1,885 66,965 21,842 45,123 15,106 14,313 793 56,958 17, 955 39, 003 932,875 932,875 33,908 37, 454 33,946 33, 540 92, 066 43,142 12, 454 106,195 43, 367 191, 450 175,960 191, 679 1,203 7,780 1,810 6,104 6,576 8,150 55, 220 372,186 47, 385 105, 792 210,063 110, 386 31,245 18,984 13,253 40,053 126,741 17,782 207,641 78,145 105, 230 48, 712 27, 660 60,148 141,277 217,650 155, 363 220,152 272,194 250, 689 15,104 15,104 117, 500 117,500 15, 489 15,489 252, 553 7,021 245,532 17,593 14,085 3,508 9,738 5,335 4,403 24, 738 24, 738 202, 957 202,957 5,959 5,959 35, 323 2,548 32,775 33,613 26, 771 6,501 341 44, 555 21,173 22,498 884 203, 514 203, 514 7,729 59, 282 10, 847 31, 726 109, 476 18, 923 18, 923 400, 749 500 400, 249 17,975 17, 975 29,424 17,147 12, 277 220, 745 220, 745 370,345 26, 475 26,475 127,071 114,346 12, 725 539, 067 539, 067 41, 983 23,701 35,338 41, 339 545,452 183, 064 404 191, 678 Q 250 I HIGH POINT, N . C . 251 I ARLINGTON, MASS_ 292,460 40, 714 265, 525 113, 669 7, 482 124, 401 20,084 9,366 8,846 8,846 26,853 222,049 29, 215 2,813 21,826 31,114 29, 777 1 370, 345 139,480 75,298 12,062 2,489 339,886 55,305 1 > T A B L E 2 . — 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 : 1931—Continued [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 13] R E V E N U E RECEIPTS Taxes CITY, AND DIVISIONS O F MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T Total General property Special Poll Business and nonbusiness license (Table 6) (Table 6) (Table 6) (Table 6) Special assessments and special Fines, forfeits, and escheats (Table 6) (Table 6) Subventions] Highway and grants, privileges, donations, and pension rents, and interest assessments (Table 7) (Table 8) Earnings of general departments Earnings of publicservice enterprises (Table £ (Table 10) 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 ?5?, CUMBERLAND, M D ._ _ _ C i t y corporation School district _ _ _ _ 9^ ROCK ISLAND, I I I C i t y corporation __ _ _ 954 RALEIGH, N . C C i t y corporation School district _ $1, 508, 546 894, 581 613,965 $924,848 439,756 485, 092 1, 512,131 906, 521 605, 610 900,945 325, 648 575, 297 1, 466, 513 1, 023, 797 442, 716 871, 287 606, 550 264, 737 955 •"ifi ?57 WEST N E W YORK, N.J _ _ WHITE PLAINS, N . Y T A U N T O N , M A S S _ _ ' _ _ _ ___ _ 2, 234, 019 4, 758, 499 2,415, 634 1,802, 956 3,184,909 1, 264,192 ^58 HAZLETON, P A _ _ _. 1, 252,167 423, 998 828,169 999, 281 351,353 647,928 __ 1,916, 750 1, 293, 691 C i t y corporation School district 959 W E S T ALLIS, W I S 960 D A N V I L L E , ILL___ C i t y corporation School d i s t r i c t - . . 1, 074,103 588,450 485,653 1 774, 776 355,848 418,928 $20,943 12, 307 8, 636 $3,075 3,075 5,017 140, 563 253, 699 20,493 68,371 30,953 37,418 196, 878 $12, 703 12, 703 $49,074 49,074 $6, 707 6,707 $128,431 17, 603 110,828 $37,828 34, 818 3,010 $137,047 130, 648 6,399 $190, 965 190,965 46,127 46,127 297, 051 297, 051 13, 624 13, 624 60, 226 37, 329 22, 897 30, 698 30, 528 170 10, 095 2,849 7,246 153,365 153, 365 46, 830 46, 830 103, 216 103, 216 165, 557 13, 907 6, 590 7,317 29, 596 24, 491 5,105 233,045 233, 045 165, 557 67,992 91, 432 27, 742 7,317 443,497 3,885 1,612 5,725 553 258, 546 348, 532 38, 027 62, 775 49,100 20, 657 27, 804 56, 790 89, 497 10, 857 10,857 6,805 6,805 4,862 4,862 132, 042 9,714 122, 328 13, 603 3,122 10,481 16, 346 6,332 10, 014 26, 599 104, 634 10,130 101, 391 14,898 39, 004 129, 525 18,115 18,115 189,313 189, 313 7,398 7,398 46,847 1,364 1,364 36,123 16, 245 19,878 167 167 46, 847 437, 951 696, 889 261 262 NORWALK, CONN AUBURN, N.Y 263 ZANESVILLE, OHIO 3> C i t y corporation School district o » * 264 <9 50 _ _ ELGIN, I I I — __ _ ______ C i t y corporationSchool district __ S a n i t a r y district _ _ __ 265 266 W A T E R T O W N , M A S S _ __ E E V E R E , MASS___ 267 N O R R I S T O W N , P A .__ __ __ _ C i t y corporation _ __ . _ School district 2,187, 267 1, 630, 619 1,486, 247 891,426 14, 254 38, 416 1, 322,977 731, 479 591, 498 866,610 309,070 557, 540 8,618 8,618 1, 539, 848 823,185 606,477 110,184 995, 307 363, 202 523,167 108, 938 2, 328,012 2,110,844 1, 718, 271 1, 614,102 1,122, 862 433,925 688,937 766, 551 308,191 458, 360 265, 081 195, 276 6,102 91, 456 5,219 95,101 14, 286 3,096 46, 518 298, 202 43, 416 14,340 44,684 29,373 502,068 169, 209 88, 805 88,805 98, 691 98, 691 11,499 11, 499 3,902 3,520 382 29, 907 24, 735 5,172 33,067 4,663 28,404 181,878 181, 878 39, 506 39, 506 259, 462 259, 462 2,197 2,197 53, 601 1,541 52, 060 15,416 14,254 128,477 128,477 1,162 45,880 14, 546 31, 250 84 22,176 17, 394 24, 994 17, 646 10, 002 30, 771 1,369 1,884 24, 449 48, 738 8,756 5,715 49, 221 59, 560 203, 693 119,758 101, 014 29,151 71, 863 7,910 7,910 476 476 1,216 1,216 159, 674 63, 743 95, 931 22, 576 6,091 16,485 57,063 10, 765 46, 298 6,382 6,382 24,473 268 SUPERIOR, W I S 1, 844, 950 1,421,290 71, 873 90, 527 33,179 59, 505 147, 227 8,101 13, 248 269 STEUBENVILLE, OHIO 1,412, 727 750, 581 662,146 971,485 348,160 623, 325 17, 388 17, 388 83, 487 83,487 95,830 95, 830 20,037 20, 037 23, 980 2,165 21, 815 30,135 21,817 8,318 34,147 25,459 8,688 136, 238 136, 238 2, 355, 465 1, 603, 278 9,709 79, 510 37, 013 2,866 238, 061 132,861 33,017 218, 247 2, 505, 505 1, 331, 025 815,161 359,319 1,130,810 631, 572 410,197 89,041 9,882 9,882 204 204 15, 097 15, 097 401,497 4,415 396, 948 134 54, 357 39,907 61, 707 53, 691 8,016 831, 951 576, 257 C i t y corporation School district 270 ORANGE, N.J 271 ALAMEDA, CALIF __ C i t y corporation, School district U t i l i t y district _ __ 903 255, 694 14,450 272 PLAINFIELD, N.J 2,486, 365 1,820,449 12, 272 4,500 90,155 216, 651 6,664 198, 204 112, 230 25, 240 273 LEWISTON, M A I N E 1,142, 707 839,277 12, 722 19,951 7,041 1,314 7,526 96,435 19,152 42,658 96,631 274 AMSTERDAM, N.Y 1,885, 652 929,368 956, 284 1,167, 766 545,282 622,484 21, 526 21, 526 55,633 55,633 52,544 52, 544 1,254 1, 254 335,141 3,283 331,858 38,784 38,236 548 12, 593 11,199 1,394 200, 411 200,411 11,770 City corporation.. School district _ __ _. 275 N E W BRUNSWICK, N.J 2,123,319 1,301,601 276 SANTA B A R B A R A , CALIF 2,116,464 1, 214, 592 S01,872 1,273,319 728,965 544,354 City corporation.. School district 76,362 84,004 5,219 138, 246 75,652 147, 280 283,185 33, 265 33,265 2, 640 2,640 40,976 40, 976 426,940 84,729 342, 211 15,003 15,003 50,219 34,912 15,307 274,102 274,102 277 PADUCAH, K Y _ _ _ 1,187, 354 651,454 3,859 50, 549 174, 707 3,420 69,538 8,799 44,874 180,154 278 E ASTON, P A 1, 718,047 795,881 922,166 1,292,975 602, 565 690,410 96,159 15, 273 80,886 33, 260 33,260 81,313 81,313 5,888 5,868 125, 655 23,251 102,404 37,830 17,368 20, 462 41,614 13,610 28,004 3,373 3,373 C i t y corporation School district 1 ^ tel > w I-J CO T A B L E 2 . — 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 : 1931—Continued ^ [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 13] REVENUE RECEIPTS Taxes CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT Total General property Special Poll Business and nonbusiness license (Table 6) (Table 6) (Table 6) (Table 6) Special assessments and special charges Fines, forfeits, and escheats (Table 6) (Table 6) Subventions) Highway and grants, privileges, donations, rents, and and pension interest assessments Earnings of general departments Earnings of publicservice enterprises (Table 9) (Table 10) M • (Table 7) (Table £ Q GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued Ul 97q NEWPORT NEWS, V A ?80 NORWOOD, OHIO $1,701,111 School district $4,294 $958,300 1, 474, 308 842, 528 631, 780 1 1,124,180 545, 696 578,484 2,021,475 1,029,217 992, 258 $6,808 6,808 $131, 931 $43,113 $65,399 $26,992 $76,379 $394, 703 78,930 78,930 $35,113 35,113 5,685 5, 685 17,320 2,566 14,754 76,993 68, 817 8,176 33,622 3,256 30,366 95, 657 95, 657 1, 388,096 518,096 870,000 24, 501 24, 501 104, 377 104, 377 8,136 8,136 66,855 100 66, 755 48,967 21,951 27, 016 70,414 41, 927 28,487 310,129 310,129 2,310, 763 1,314, 519 906,035 69,105 21,104 1,225,511 277,246 859, 517 68,173 20, 575 63,406 63,406 713, 229 713, 229 7,802 7,802 29,655 995 28,660 18, 892 16, 563 1,033 786 510 23,443 6,453 16,825 146 19 228,825 228, 825 1,710,717 950, 053 760, 664 1,191,963 485,445 706, 518 2,811,475 2,033,357 778,118 984, 701 532,866 451,835 H > H Ul H M *>81 Sioux FALLS, S . D A K City corporation. School district ?89 . . WAUKEGAN, I I I C i t y corporation... School d i s t r i c t . P a r k district S a n i t a r y district ?83 MANSFIELD, OHIO__ C i t y corporation School district ?84 COLORADO SPRINGS, C O L O . . . C i t y corporation School district ?85 JOPLIN, M O C i t v corporation School district ,_ 10,166 10,166 o 02 o O i—i H M Ul 92, 994 92,994 156,847 156,847 21, 572 21, 572 21,455 2,160 19,295 15, 588 12, 004 3,584 67,146 35,879 31.267 132, 986 132,986 1,287,017 540,161 746,856 17,454 17,454 81,064 81, 064 4,695 4,695 47,453 28, 514 18,939 17, 604 17,080 524 45,118 33,319 11, 799 1,311,070 1,311,070 693,187 338,911 354,276 62, 630 62, 630 69, 313 69,313 5,096 5,096 77, 466 2,774 74, 692 35, 704 17,877 17,827 34, 644 29, 604 5,040 6,661 6,661 ?86 ELKHART, IND City corporation... School district ?,S7 TUCSON, ARIZ School district ?88 LAREDO, T E X ?89 KOKOMO, IND ._ _. C i t y corporation School district ?90 ROME, N.Y Citv corporation.. O u t s i d e school d i s t r i c t s . _ ?91 RICHMOND, IND C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . . _ __ _ School d i s t r i c t . W? MOLINE, I I I C i t y corporation School district . 1,232,583 609,098 623,485 941,149 369,930 571,219 2, 217,136 1,312,794 904,342 864,224 560,074 304,150 504,707 331,019 845,277 389,656 455,621 747,790 350,059 397, 731 1, 627,254 1, 581,805 45,449 844,948 821,483 23,465 1,827,809 1, 247,280 580,529 966,402 448,487 517,915 1, 756,135 914, 041 842,094 1,150,308 359,873 790,435 ?93 W A T E R T O W N , N.Y__ 2,156, 299 1, 237,937 W4 WILMINGTON, N.C 1,197, 036 779,913 417,123 872,076 487,999 384,077 1, 548,312 1, 039,843 508,469 968,841 581,193 387, 648 C i t y corporation School district W5 MUSKOGEE, OKLA ... . C i t y corporation Wfi MERIDIAN, MISS ?97 NASHUA, N.H. ?98 F O R T SMITH, ARK_ . 1,147, 342 694,786 1, 223,190 1,019, 590 1, 205,333 519,800 506, 082 92, 692 86, 759 575,863 158,411 417,452 _ 1, 687, 248 901,465 785, 783 1, 048, 553 485,189 563, 364 ._ _ 1,141, 006 769,214 371, 792 713,833 471, 721 242,112 ___._ _ _ _ _. C i t y corporation . _ _ School district I m p r o v e m e n t district B r i d g e district -- . . W9 PORT HURON, MICH C i t y corporation School district 300 PENSACOLA, F L A C i t y corporation._ School district __ _ . __ 5,233 5,233 5,858 5,856 31,417 31,417 2,191 2,191 51, 071 17,172 33,899 18,711 11,909 6,802 17,933 6,368 11,565 159,022 159,022 64,461 64,461 316,324 316,324 27, 216 27,216 598,426 50 598,376 36,901 36,901 33,167 31,351 1,816 276,417 276,417 1,824 132, 617 22,078 1,902 10,936 956 956 904 904 2,044 2,044 52,086 16, 692 35,394 4,124 3,976 148 24,844 4,955 19,889 7,612 7,612 113, 057 113,057 65, 591 65, 591 6,247 6,247 332,993 311,593 21,400 15,064 15,064 92,377 91,793 584 134,438 134,438 1,805 1,805 28,333 28,333 2,848 2,848 48,917 16,541 32,376 26, 770 25,293 1,477 37,312 10,210 27,102 712,104 712,104 44,009 44, 009 265, 565 265, 565 15,013 15, 013 38,085 2,040 36,045 20,015 7,719 12, 296 98,655 95, 337 3,318 124,485 124,485 4,331 4,917 2,458 2,459 22, 539 22, 539 3,318 1,659 1,659 78,350 77,955 5,040 329, 816 27,195 80,163 250, 042 71,012 70, 315 697 31, 733 31, 733 10,159 805 9,354 11,459 4,648 6,811 11,845 4,807 7,038 38, 686 36,908 1,778 135, 352 135,352 23,825 23,825 24,940 24,940 16,513 16, 513 105,904 15, 000 90,904 99, 612 76, 347 23, 265 108, 605 101, 953 6,652 200, 072 200, 072 21, 762 29,297 167, 691 17, 527 49, 570 4,524 24,144 138,041 20, 324 5,276 14, 430 4,824 9,317 19, 405 28, 552 15, 736 80,811 80,811 147,016 26, 601 26, 601 149, 224 77,694 57, 634 13,896 33, 548 15,421 214 5, 344 12, 569 41, 671 10, 434 30, 782 150, 599 150,428 69, 801 14, 714 7,346 7,368 85, 736 Q 73, 281 73, 735 58 58 3,118 3,118 171 455 858 858 172, 215 172, 215 14, 975 14,975 229,829 47, 952 181,877 20, 411 12, 282 8,129 44,151 11, 738 32,413 156,198 156,198 96, 373 96,114 259 22, 036 22, 036 24, 869 24,869 124, 983 18, 625 18, 553 72 41, 361 40,113 1,248 95,808 95,808 124, 983 > T A B L E 2 . — S U M M A B 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 : 1931—Continued [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 13] R E V E N U E RECEIPTS Taxes CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL G O V E R N M E N T Total General property Special Poll Business and nonbusiness license (Table 6) (Table 6) (Table 6) (Table 6) Special assessments and special charges (Table 6) Fines, forfeits, and escheats (Table Subventions] Highway and grants, privileges, donations, and pension rents, and interest assessments (Table 7) (Table 8) Earnings of general departments Earnings of publicservice enterprises (Table 9) (Table 10) GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued 301 BATON ROUGE, LA__ _ _ School district 302 MARION, OHIO __ City corporation..--- . School district- 303 BELLINGHAM, WASH__- __ C i t y corporation _School d i s t r i c t . __ __ _. 304 NEWBURGH, N.Y School district 305 SANTA A N A , CALIF __ _ __ _ C i t y corporation.-School district 306 B L O O M I N G T O N , I I I __ __ C i t y corporation.-School district S a n i t a r y district- 307 __ _ _ _ HAGERSTOWN, M D C i t y corporation-. _. School district $1,127,990 724,480 403, 510 $807, 630 499, 670 307, 960 1,138, 469 654, 785 483, 684 847,910 401, 747 446.163 1,152, 571 644,860 507, 711 643, 597 377, 793 265,804 1, 822, 836 1, 086,191 736, 645 1,092, 643 713, 233 379,410 1, 831, 792 810, 204 1,021, 5S8 $9,989 $59,859 59, 859 $77,167 77,167 $5, 759 3,641 2,118 $85, 287 2,405 82, 882 $24, 874 24,611 263 $24,935 24, 637 298 70, 492 70, 492 95,002 95,002 11, 716 11,716 17, 486 2,293 15,193 10, 666 4,046 6,620 83, 737 68, 029 15, 708 6,836 6,836 242, 318 8,349 233, 989 18, 407 17, 368 1,039 17, 734 10,835 6,899 209,820 209,820 9,989 $1,460 1,460 13, 859 13, 859 30, 565 30, 565 $32,490 32, 490 36, 946 36, 946 58, 907 56, 907 3,960 3,960 330, 077 15, 756 314, 321 21, 257 14,876 6,381 69, 024 32, 491 36, 533 181,457 181,457 945, 342 438,809 506, 533 60, 585 60, 586 61, 382 61, 382 18, 045 18, 045 456, 311 14, 761 14, 761 101, 494 42, 750 58, 744 173,871 173, 871 1, 423, 081 930, 230 418, 862 73, 989 850, 893 402, 067 376, 748 72,078 18, 586 18, 586 177, 986 177, 986 9,528 9,528 25, 667 3,778 21, 889 24, 327 22, 617 432 1,278 51, 431 31, 005 19, 793 633 264, 660 264, 663 1, 426, 088 1, 027, 546 398, 542 1 729, 524 416.164 313,360 12,124 12,124 69, 624 69, 624 4,230 4,230 82, 854 12,178 11,761 417 10, 915 9, 004 1,911 487, 743 487, 743 456, 311 16,896 16, 898 82,854 fW EVERETT, WASH C i t y corporation School district19 N E W A R K , OHIO __. . _ . ___ . C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . . - _. __ School district 10 ALTON, I I I . _ City corporation... School d i s t r i c t HONOLULU, HAWAII * 1 i, 452,841 II 919, 538 533, 303 716,276 426,958 289,317 1, 240,966 731,078 509,888 839, 812 357,528 482,284 948,749 538, 749 410,000 I) 10, 349, 344 24, 700 24, 700 668,854 300,541 368,313 7, 093, 273 116, 597 20,063 20, 063 32, 709 32, 709 11,804 11,804 245, 297 10, 764 234, 533 33, 187 32,601 586 36,845 27,978 8,867 356, 661 356, 661 80, 954 80,954 85, 780 85, 780 13, 456 13,456 12, 504 2,134 10, 370 22, 922 20, 281 2,641 23,184 8,691 14, 593 137, 654 137,654 44,140 44,140 162, 256 162, 256 2,631 2,631 33, 696 1,306 32, 390 13, 492 13, 339 153 22,837 13, 693 9,144 843 843 1, 017, 237 722, 640 56, 693 20, 768 186,397 179, 936 955,803 Not included in group or grand totals. o w >1 tr H > w w ^\ T A B L E 3 . — S U M M A R Y OF G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T 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 : 1931 [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 27] EXCESS OF R E V E N U E RECEIPTS OVER— GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS For operation, maintenance, and interest CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT All governmental costs Total Grand total Group Group Group Group Group I II III IV V Operation and maintenance of general departments Operation and maintenance of public-service enterprises Interest (Table 11) (Table 14) (Table 15) $3, 743, 459, 847 $2, 807, 734,065 $2, 229,491, 514 2,030,146,083 433, 324, 753 650, 722, 248 386, 611, 983 242, 654, 780 1, 503, 551, 258 320, 554, 266 492, 972, 760 299,934, 718 190, 721, 063 1,197, 693, 688 256, 561, 475 387,318, 934 236,580, 942 151, 336, 475 For outlays $177,893, 065 $400, 349, 486 85, 20, 33, 23, 14, 543, 748 223, 722 908, 324 236, 258 981, 015 220, 313, 824 43, 769, 069 71, 745, 502 40,117, 518 24, 403, 573 Excess of governmental-cost payments over revenue receipts Payments Governfor operation, mental-cost maintenance, payments and interest (Table 16) $935, 725, 782 526, 594, 825 112, 770, 487 157, 749, 488 86, 677,265 51, 933, 717 $323, 497, 441 $612, 228, 341 178, 766, 014 52, 284, 745 58, 031, 260 23, 974* 555 10,440, 867 347,828,811 60, 485, 742 99, 718, 228 62, 702, 710 41, 492, 850 8, 627,148 $115,167, 594 8,966, 260 71, 455,808 GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER 1 I N E W YORK, N.Y 2 I CHICAGO, I I I City corporation County School district Park district Sanitary district Forest preserve district. PHILADELPHIA, P A City corporation School district Poor district___._- $566, 332, 263 $464, 261, 061 .8, 837,129 272, 608, 240 130,120, 348 21,015,517 74,175,070 31, 694, 902 12,609,954 2, 992, 449 192,186,172 88, 817,404 15, 647, 208 61, 984,874 15,099,766 8, 960, 217 1, 696, 703 149,115, 362 67,059, 439 13,399,855 53, 770, 453 10, 639,163 3, 076, 249 1,170, 203 8,186, 534 7,048, 978 162, 675, 087 123, 701, 405 38, 487, i50 4,86, 532 121, 244* 376 86, 980,818 33, 777, 026 486, 532 93, 752,838 62,136, 083 31,132, 962 483, 793 2,156, 021 2,156,021 $710,127,005 1,137, 556 $83, 234, 073 $143, 794, 742 34,884, 276 14, 708, 987 2, 247, 353 8,194, 421 4, 460, 603 4, 746, 412 526, 500 80,422, 068 41, 302, 944 5, 368, 309 12, 210,196 16, 595,136 3, 649, 737 1, 295, 746 25, 335, 517 22, 688, 714 2, 644,064 2,739 41,430,711 36, 720, 587 4, 710,124 31,317,295 10,113,416 DETROIT, MICH City corporation. _. County 189, 326, 587 167, 871, 921 21, 454, 666 132, 532, 754 119, 708,729 12, 824,025 96, 738,160 84,542,761 12,195, 399 18, 592,120 18, 592,120 17, 202,474 36,573,848 628, 626 56, 793, 833 48,163,192 8, 630, 641 Los ANGELES, C A L I F . . City corporation... County School district 164, 774, 439 98, 657, 715 32,442, 988 33, 673, 736 103,828,510 49,471,659 24,673,693 29, 683,158 79,866, 254 29, 288,442 23, 382,171 27,195, 641 12,428, 383 12, 402, 714 25, 669 11, 533, 873 7, 780, 503 1, 265, 853 2, 487, 517 60, 945, 929 49,186, 056 7, 769, 295 3, 990, 578 ', 910,014 51, 035, 915 CLEVELAND, OHIO City corporation. _. County School district Park district 79, 029, 771 42,429,412 12, 530, 227 23, 733, 423 336, 709 58,116,322 30,954,417 6, 799,070 20,124,750 238,085 44, 304, 430 19,945, 348 5, 441,040 18, 698, 738 219, 304 5, 306, 942 5, 301, 111 5,831 504, 950 707, 958 352,199 426, 012 18, 781 20, 913, 449 11, 474, 995 5, 731,157 3, 608, 673 98, 624 5, 998, 985 14,914,464 ST. Louis. M o City corporation..School district 60, 708,853 45, 533,162 15,175, 691 41, 246,005 28,825,776 12, 420, 229 35,193, 951 22,856, 289 12, 337, 662 3, 253, 746 3,171,179 82, 567 19, 462,848 18, 707, 386 2, 755,462 5, 736, 299 BALTIMORE, M D BOSTON, MASS 56, 773,951 92, 399, 013 42, 782, 956 71, 773, 450 33, 074, 585 60, 713, 080 2,179, 261 3, 553, 090 7, 529,110 7, 507, 280 13, 990,995 20, 625, 563 9, 740, 458 9, 509, 256 4, 250, 537 11,116, 307 PITTSBURGH, P A City corporation. . . County School district 71, 261,081 33, 304, 707 21,896, 408 16,059, 966 49,098, 745 23, 070, 699 12, 261,336 13, 766, 710 39, 992, 17, 965, 9, 267, 12, 758, 332 957 662 713 2, 333,084 2,308, 697 24,387 6, 773, 329 2, 796, 045 2,969, 287 1,007,997 22,162, 336 10, 234,008 9, 635,072 2, 293, 256 14, 815, 084 7, 347, 252 8,308 8, 5, 1, 1, 17, 568, 677 SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. 59, 932, 510 42, 586,770 30, 250, 690 6, 044, 764 6, 291, 316 17, 345, 740 4,839, 704 12, 506, 036 MILWAUKEE, W I S City corporation... County 51,494,455 39, 561, 389 11, 933, 066 37, 556,522 29,014,468 8,542,054 32, 708, 532 25,169, 363 7, 539,169 1,621, 594 1, 621, 594 3, 226, 396 2, 223, 511 1, 002, 885 13, 937, 933 10, 546, 921 3, 391, 012 4, 244,893 9, 693,040 BUFFALO, N.Y City corporation... County 59, 035,091 50, 910, 034 8,125,057 44, 266,413 38,323,718 5, 942,695 37, 722, 413 32, 572, 828 5,149, 585 1, 506, 516 1, 506, 516 5, 037, 484 4, 244, 374 793,110 14, 768, 678 12, 586, 316 2,182, 362 5, 835, 462 8,933, 216 > W GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 300,000 TO 500,000 14 WASHINGTON, D . C . . . 15 MINNEAPOLIS, M I N N _.. C i t y corporation County 16 NEW ORLEANS C i t y corporation L e v e e district __ $47, 652, 570 $33, 863, 773 $32,690, 056 $1,173,717 30,402, 633 27,330, 825 3, 0 7 t 808 25,228,225 22,479,161 2, 749,084 21,305, 509 18, 789,403 2, 516,106 908,976 908,976 $3, 013, 740 2,780, 782 232, 958 $13, 788, 797 5,174,408 4, 851, 664 322, 744 32,406,421 27, 289, 677 5,116, 744 20,406,321 19, 221,687 1,184,634 14,187, 996 13, 800,332 387, 664 1, 758, 221 1, 758, 221 4,460,104 3, 663,134 796, 970 12, 000,100 8, Q87, 990 3, 932,110 $11, 353, 704 $2,435, 093 $1,294,850 7,925, 422 6,469, 258 4, 074, 678 <© TABLE 3 . — S U M M A R Y OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS, BY DIVISIONS OF M U N I C I P A L GOVERNMENT: 1931—Continued o [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p . 27] GOVERNMENTAL-COST EXCESS OF R E V E N U E RECEIPTS O V E R — PAYMENTS For operation, maintenance, and interest CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT All governmental costs Total Operation and maintenance of general departments Operation and maintenance of public-service enterprises Interest (Table 11) (Table 14) (Table 15) For outlays Excess of governmental-cost payments over revenue receipts Governmental-cost payments Payments for operation, maintenance, and interest (Table 16) l-H > > H ZP GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000—Continued 17 18 CINCINNATI, O H I O . NEWARK, N.J . City corporation. _ _ 19 KANSAS CITY, M O . _ City corporation.. . $30,969,980 i 17,937,786 4,557,353 8,474, 841 $23,954,918 12,275,979 3, 957, 932 7, 721, 007 $1, 234, 250 1, 227,517 6,733 54, 585,946 46, 024,347 8, 561,599 39,473,128 33, 039,160 6,433,968 31,752,924 26,364, 051 5,388,873 1,971,375 1,971, 375 26, 349, 895 13, 587, 219 4, 375, 674 8, 387, 002 21,397,880 10,444,677 3,577, 356 7, 375, 847 17,062,887 7,481,188 3,172,174 6,409,525 1,495, 908 1,495,908 $40,496,857 23,909,362 6,628,163 9,959,332 ?0 SEATTLE, W A S H 47, 887, 013 32,471, 859 6, 576, 055 7,868, 862 970,237 30, 18, 4, 6, 375,170 753, 243 241, 232 552,132 828, 563 18,876, 083 9, Oil, 101 3, 803, 246 6, 018,868 42, 868 7, 043, 253 6, 548, 318 6,896 '1 INDIANAPOLIS, IND_ 19, 588, 608 9, 772,413 1 2, 563,153 7, 253, 042 i 16,458, 461 7,809,317 2,152, 291 6,496,853 1 14, 749,473 6,936,466 1,830, 773 5,982, 234 23, 056 23, 056 School district 488, 039 3 > a $5, 780, 812 4,434, 290 592, 688 753, 834 $9, 526, 877 5, 971, 576 2, 070, 810 1, 484,491 5, 748,829 4,703, 734 1, 045, 095 15,112,818 12,985,187 2,127, 631 $13,674,625 2, 839, 085 1,467, 581 405,182 966, 322 4, 952, 015 3,142, 542 798,318 1, 011,155 561,656 4,455, 834 3,193, 824 431, 090 533, 264 297, 656 17, 511, 843 13, 718, 616 2, 334, 823 1, 316, 730 141, 674 6,954,011 10, 557,832 1,685,932 849,795 321,518 514, 619 3,130,147 1,963, 096 410, 862 756,189 230, 000 2, 900,147 $230, 083 $9,756,960 M CQ H M o 1,438,193 o *j o 4,390,359 M ui ?,?, ROCHESTER, N.Y _ C i t y corporation C o u n t y , . _ __ __ 23 JERSEY CITY, N.J C i t y corporation County, 24 HOUSTON, T E X _ __ _ City corporation.. . County School d i s t r i c t . __ Navigation district. 25 LOUISVILLE, K Y __ _ C i t y corporation County. 26 PORTLAND, O R E G School district P o r t district . __ 744, 800 37, 583,182 1 31,954,163 5,629,019 28,423,373 1 25,081,041 3,342,332 24,639, 559 21, 523,130 3,116,429 700,924 700,924 3, 082, 890 2, 856, 987 225,903 9,159, 809 j 6, 873,122 2, 286,687 8,415,009 I 34,177, 600 27,628,167 6,549,433 28,378,693 22,808,202 5,570,491 23, 054, 328 18, 257, 557 4, 796, 771 787, 730 787, 730 4, 536, 635 3, 762.915 773, 720 5, 798,907 4, 819, 965 978,942 6,662,586 i 863, 679 18,904,941 9, 719, 627 3,484,532 4,318,338 1, 382,444 13,343,783 6,620,535 1,621,021 4,318,338 783,889 9,116, 729 4, 218, 304 1,161, 656 3, 734, 679 2,090 1, 000,566 646, 014 3, 226,488 1, 756, 217 459, 365 583, 659 427, 247 5, 561,158 3, 099, 092 1, 863, 511 2, 602, 025 2, 959,133 19, 383, 849 17, 518,116 1, 865, 733 13, 340,593 11, 549,468 1, 791,125 11, 367, 959 9, 607, 974 1, 759,985 634, 630 634,630 1, 338, 004 1, 306, 864 31,140 6, 043, 256 5, 968, 648 74, 608 2, 998,129 3, 045,127 23,905, 238 11, 700, 516 5,190,468 6, 501,145 513,109 18, 894,886 9, 205,077 3,829,211 1 5, 378,047 482,551 13, 803, 054 5,434,164 3, 282, 984 4, 901,380 184, 526 1, 491,116 1, 373, 546 3, 600, 716 2, 397, 367 546, 227 476, 667 180,455 5, 010, 352 2,495,439 1, 361, 257 1,123, 098 30, 558 1, 351,122 3, 659, 230 354,552 117, 570 598, 555 Q > GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000 TOLEDO, OHIO City corporation_ School district 28 COLUMBUS, OHIO City corporation. School district DENVER, COLO City corporation. School district 30 OAKLAND, CALIF City corporation. School district Utility district. __ ATLANTA, GA ST. PAUL, M I N N . _ BIRMINGHAM, A L A . DALLAS, T E X $21, 588, 849 14, 819, 755 6, 769,094 $15,493,561 9,923,736 5, 569,825 $12,148,006 7, 273, 076 4, 874,930 $1,069, 910 1,069, 910 $2, 275, 645 1, 580, 750 694,895 $6,095, 288 4,896, 019 1,199, 269 15, 088, 770 9,968,172 5,120, 598 12,115,318 6,994,720 5,120,598 8, 775, 603 4,180, 708 4, 594,895 935, 080 935, 080 2, 404, 635 1, 878, 932 525, 703 2,973,452 2, 973, 452 21, 231,424 14, 715, 638 6, 515, 786 16,113,352 10, 381,625 5, 731, 727 13,129, 716 7, 857, 331 5, 272, 385 1,050, 358 1, 050, 358 1, 933, 278 1, 473, 936 459,342 5,118,072 4, 334,013 784,059 19,918, 718 8, 797,876 7,172, 307 3,948, 535 15, 790,829 6,143,418 6, 796, 764 2,850,647 11, 312,084 5,159, 344 6,152,489 251 1,378, 773 428, 589 950,184 3,099,972 555, 485 644, 275 1, 900, 212 4,127,889 2, 654, 458 375, 543 1, 097, 888 10,407, 349 16,849,305 9, 693,120 15, 294, 920 9, 769,454 11,423, 388 6, 998,691 9,584,814 8, 395,106 8, 414,477 5, 644, 536 7, 249,127 497, 677 685,108 32, 392 648, 682 876,671 2, 323, 803 1, 321, 763 1, 687, 005 637,895 5,425, 917 2, 694,429 5, 710,106 $1, 053, 076 $5, 042, 212 H > W $123,815 w 3, 314, 337 1, 803, 735 549, 714 360, 566 1,091, 657 4,056,437 3,097, 267 4, 677, 603 946, 983 5, 065, 351 1, 602, 772 1, 653, 669 J Excess of payments for operation, maintenance, and interest over revenue receipts. bO T A B L E 3 . — S U M M A R Y O F G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T P A Y M E N T S , BY D I V I S I O N S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T : 1931—Continued [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 27] GOVERNMENTAL-COST EXCESS OF R E V E N U E RECEIPTS O V E R — PAYMENTS For operation, maintenance, and interest CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT All governmental costs Total Operation and maintenance of general departments Operation and maintenance of public-service enterprises Interest (Table 11) (Table 14) (Table 15) For outlays Excess of governmental-cost payments over revenue receipts Payments Governmental-cost [for operation, payments maintenance, and interest (Table 16) GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued 35 AKRON, OHIO 36 37 MEMPHIS, TENN PROVIDENCE, K.I 38 SANANTONIO.TEX 39 OMAHA, N E B R 40 SYRACUSE, N Y __. _ . - _ _-_ - - -_ _ _ _ __ _ - _ - C o u n t y supervisors' fund 41 DAYTON, OHIO School district - - $15, 292,312 10,195, 660 5,096, 652 $10,844,977 6, 304, 749 4, 540,228 $7, 718, 090 3, 706, 055 4,012,035 $380, 888 380, 888 $2, 745, 999 2, 217, 806 528,193 $4, 447, 335 3, 890, 911 556,424 $1, 043, 663 $3,403, 672 10, 784,940 19,950,121 8,008,831 14,095,241 6,075,900 11,319,436 526,646 556,627 1,406, 285 2, 219,178 2, 776,109 5, 854, 880 1,308,424 3, 713, 575 1,467,685 2,141, 305 11,901,491 6, 908,805 4, 992, 686 8, 596, 226 5,470,077 3,126,149 6, 518, 709 3, 764,195 2,754, 514 365,100 365,100 1,712,417 1, 340, 782 371, 635 3, 305, 265 1, 438, 728 1, 866, 537 2, 652,812 652,453 12, 712, 766 5,801, 969 4,168, 047 2, 742, 750 10, 878,101 4, 579, 749 3,983,498 2, 314,854 7,125, 542 3,601,944 3,512, 632 10,966 1, 883, 385 20, 675 1, 862, 710 1,869,174 957,130 470, 866 441,178 1, 834, 665 1, 222, 220 184, 549 427,896 16,859, 527 16, 653, 787 i 205, 740 12,924, 276 12,718, 536 1 205, 740 10,867, 720 10,661, 980 205, 740 414, 358 414, 358 1, 642,198 1, 642,198 3,935, 251 3,935, 251 2, 360, 047 1, 575,204 10,492,004 6, 681,164 3,810,840 I 8,089,162 4, 569,663 3, 519,499 1 6, 505, 314 3,398, 697 3,106, 617 317, 385 317, 385 1, 266,463 853, 581 412,882 2, 402, 842 2, 111, 501 291, 341 276,213 2,126,629 $1, 830,194 3, 664,859 42 l W O R C E S T E R , M A S S . . 16,134,3! 12,702,995 I 11, 742, 126 390,819 570,050 1,847,275 1,584,116 43 10,837,040 6,180, 747 4,656,293 5,996,312 3, 295,220 2, 701,092 4, 414, 274 2, 059, 663 2, 354, 611 325,900 325, 900 1, 256,138 909, 657 346, 481 840,'728 885, 527 J 955,:?01 1,089,916 3, 750,812 10,829, 548 8,968,878 733 1, 712, 099 1,860,!670 259,684 7, 272,877 4,264,208 2, 794,391 214, 278 5,923,993 3,084,574 2,737,189 102,230 4, 943, 490 2, 271, 313 2, 572, 626 551 349, 435 349,435 631, 068 463, 826 164, 563 2,679 348,1884 179,1634 57,:202 112, 048 ( 786, 556 2,135,440 10, 249,296 5,970,483 4, 278,813 7,803,024 4,257,468 3, 545,556 6, 459, 467 3,130, 592 3, 328, 875 440, 233 440, 233 903,324 686, 643 216, 681 446,:272 713, 015 < 733,1257 1,138,410 3, 584,682 8,399, 669 6, 230,160 2,169, 509 5,851,721 3,695,991 2,155,730 4,332, 164 2,403, 322 1,928, 84? 283,414 283,414 1,236,143 1,009,255 226,888 547,!948 534,:169 13,'779 1,355, 546 1,192,402 14, 731, 213 9, 589, 580 3.955.820 1,185,813 11,058,824 7,647,507 I 2,840,800 570,517 9, 474, 210 6,890, 534 2,494, 578 496, 522 42,904 2, 258,209 453,618 672,;389 942, 073 ( 115, 020 ( 615,:296 1,414,180 098 1, 088,092 714,069 346, 222 27,801 10,455,283 8,600,175 189 3,590 725,396 108 1, 549, 045 306, 063 8,735,615 5,097,794 3.637.821 7,075,551 3,794,315 3,281,236 5,700, 861 2,883, 513 2,817, 348 250,990 250, 990 5,867,073 4,814,740 3,628, 994 11,095,434 7, 627,184 3,468,250 7,329,134 4,410,410 2,918, 724 5, 558, 467 2,888, 191 2,670, 276 SPRINGFIELD, M A S S . 15, 077,646 10,393,154 9, 207, 225 329,432 LONG BEACH, CALIF. 15,420,741 10,873, 721 4,547,020 9,577,521 5, 995,987 3,581,534 6, 588, 328 3,351, 362 3,236, Q66 1,887,468 1,887,468 8,765,047 6,932,550 2, 756,715 3,355,056 820, 779 10, 054,256 7,031,005 3,023,251 7,838,941 5, 592,389 2,322,084 2, 784,113 486,192 6,077,957 3,116,889 I 2,961,068 ; 7,166, 860 5,116, 990 2,155, 683 2, 517, 698 443, 609 10,861 4,138, 376 1,516, 168 2,622, 208 803,083 803,083 661, 220 475,109 166,111 266,415 42, 583 1,136,498 797, 638 338,860 OKLAHOMA CITY, O K L A . C i t y corporation School district 44 RICHMOND, VA_. YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO. City corporation. School district P a r k district GRAND EAPIDS, MICH.. City corporation... School district FORT WORTH, TEX__ City corporation. School district HARTFORD, CONN C i t y corporation School district M e t r o p o l i t a n district.. NEW 50 HAVEN, CONN FLINT, M I C H C i t y corporation . School district NASHVILLE, T E N N . SAN DIEGO, CALIF. _. City corporation. School district City corporation. School district BRIDGEPORT, C O N N . SCRANTON, P A City corporation. School district P o o r district TULSA, OKLA City corporation. School district 1, 096, 046 391 I 1,600, 986 > 1,123, 700 659,812 463,888 660, 064 ( 303,-479 356, 585 J 922,041 2,582,105 361,419 824,327 333 129,481 1,181,814 785, 538 785, 538 985,129 736,681 248,448 766,;300 216,'774 549, 526 J 151,372 856,497 49? 3, 615,429 1,069,063 1,101,725 757,157 344, 568 ??0 >, 843,: , 877,: 734 965, 486 < 2,266,435 3, 576,785 106 , 340,: 161 434,i631 570, 943 < 334, 587 299 i, 976,: :,914, 116 62,:183 394,961 531,145 662,519 677,642 3,069,351 906,948 290 290 Q w GO 3,614,928 to CO T A B L E 3 . — S U M M A R Y O F GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS, BY DIVISIONS OF M U N I C I P A L GOVERNMENT: 1931—Continued [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 27] EXCESS O F R E V E N U E RECEIPTS O V E R — GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS For operation, maintenance, and interest CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT All governmental costs Total Operation and maintenance of general departments Operation and maintenance of public-service enterprises (Table 11) (Table 14) For outlays Interest (Table 15) Excess of governmental-cost payments over revenue receipts Payments Governmental-cost for operation, payments maintenance, and interest (Table 16) I GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued 58 D E S MOINES, IOWA 59 SALT L A K E CITY, U T A H School district YONKERS, N Y PATERSON,N J 62 JACKSONVILLE, F L A NORFOLK, V A _ ALBANY, N . Y - 65 TRENTON, N.J _ 66 KANSAS CITY, K A N S _ Drainage d i s t r i c t s - _ $885, 718 544,617 341,101 $809,164 700,837 108,327 5,303,455 2,689,758 2,613,697 4,334,957 1,935,060 2,399,897 367,138 367,138 601,360 387, 560 213,800 3,088,858 2, 271, 708 817,150 $2,391,027 697,831 14,418,905 9,944, 520 11,249,595 8,237,218 9,361,100 6,879,474 470, 911 529,800 1,417, 584 827,944 3,169,310 1, 707, 302 1, 771,190 738,663 1,398,120 968,639 7,293, 095 5,378,496 1, 914, 599 6,855,001 4,941,749 1,913,252 4,387,878 2, 724,871 1,663,007 1, 543,833 1, 543,833 923, 290 673,045 250, 245 438,094 436, 747 1,347 7,402,379 11,926,492 6,831,209 7,711,425 4,341, 057 5,744,349 330, 099 561,889 2,160, 053 1,405,187 571,170 4, 215,067 1,486, 754 8,642,111 7,301, 986 5,923, 544 482,011 896, 431 1, 340,125 1, 656, 268 7,286,127 5, 291, 877 1,864,828 129, 422 5, 298, 570 3, 427,132 1, 765, 947 ! 105, 491 2,950, 309 1, 265, 282 1, 669, 258 15, 769 1, 594, 749 1, 594, 749 753, 512 567,101 96, 689 89, 722 1, 987, 557 1, 864, 745 98, 881 • 23,931 __ 8,392,313 4,961,466 3,430,847 City corporation.. _ __ __ School district-— - -63 64 $520,262 520, 262 $7,176,619 4,011,345 3,165,274 - 60 61 $4,961,475 2,245, 629 2,715,846 _ __ . - - __ $6,367,455 3,310, 508 1 3,056,947 $258,142 $1, 067,306 861,004 1,299,098 380,148 951,318 2, 728,313 160, 259 2,147, 816 1 316,143 67 j C H A T T A N O O G A , 68 I C A M D E N , N . J TENN. FORT WAYNE, IND,_ City corporation. School d i s t r i c t . __ 70 ERIE, PA C i t y corporation _ School district 45, 259 365,471 755, 207 1, 218, 517 1, 015, 029 1,047,904 545, 352 1, 998, 676 6, 046, 362 3, 740, 406 2, 305, 956 4,534,831 2, 430, 832 2,103, 999 3, 393, 899 1, 464, 050 1, 929,849 894, 589 894, 589 246, 343 72,193 174,150 1, 511, 531 1, 309, 574 201, 957 379, 754 7, 226, 645 4, 519, 224 2, 707, 421 4, 439, 342 2, 224, 790 2, 214, 552 3, 404, 610 1, 4C6, 977 1, 997, 633 385, 315 385, 315 649, 417 432, 498 216, 919 2, 787, 303 2, 294, 434 492, 869 1,820, 940 966,363 5, 645, 612 5, 444,108 201, 504 184, 313 784,835 468, 237 1, 023, 755 1 1,131, 777 5,366,238 4, 491, 375 152, 516 722, 347 3, 729, 805 1, 844, 589 1, 885, 216 187, 701 187, 701 283,810 209, 944 73,866 5, 235, 919 2, 722, 006 2, 513, 913 3,743,927 1,604,098 2,139,829 3, 265, 959 1,247,458 2,018,501 12, 868 12, 868 465,100 343, 772 121, 328 1, 491, 992 1,117,908 374, 084 FALL RIVER, M A S S CAMBRIDGE, M A S S N E W BEDFORD, MASS_ 5, 258, 698 9, 200, 495 6,106, 943 5, 012,142 7,151, 484 5, 798, 764 | 4,188, 260 6,128, 941 4, 934, 482 212,140 432, 526 263,194 611, 742 590, 017 601,088 246, 556 2,049, 011 308,179 MIAMI, FLA 5, 755, 618 4, 382, 737 1, 372, 881 5, 538, 952 4,166,071 1,372,881 3, 328, 402 2, 399, 350 929, 052 187, 366 187, 366 2, 023,184 1, 579, 355 443, 829 216, 666 216, 666 5,151, 762 2, 765,105 2, 386, 657 4,181, 295 I 1,890,963 2, 290, 332 3, 436, 435 1, 399, 507 2, 038, 928 245, 703 245, 703 499,157 245, 753 253, 404 5, 790, 904 4,525,807 3, 047, 266 260, 499 1,218, 042 1, 265, 097 1, 591, 478 i 326, 381 5, 339, 381 2, 002, 332 1, 493, 074 194, 247 1, 649, 728 3,009,478 1,533,892 1,193,571 163, 620 118,395 2, 698, 641 1, 347, 778 1, 168, 772 159, 485 22, 606 8,199 8,199 302, 638 177, 915 24, 799 4,135 95, 789 2, 329, 903 468, 440 299, 503 30, 627 1, 531, 333 1, 079, 782 1, 250,121 5,830, 291 3, 210, 684 2,619,607 3,521,543 1 2, 950, 687 1,190, 904 1, 759, 783 282,120 282,120 901, 766 105, 595 183,141 2, 308, 748 1, 632,065 676, 683 1, 406, 982 1, 578, 619 1 1, 942, 924 7, 785, 688 5,899, 744 1, 724,103 161,841 5,958,402 4,084, 638 1, 719,093 154,671 I 3, 530, 068 1, 767, 546 1, 610, 920 151, 602 1, 518, 701 1, 518, 701 909, 633 798, 391 108,173 3,069 1,827, 286 1, 815,106 5,010 7,170 531,956 1, 295, 330 City corporation. School d i s t r i c t . . _ WICHITA, K A N S C i t y corporation. School district City corporation. School district READING, P A C i t y corporation_ School d i s t r i c t . . . KNOXVILLE, TENN.. PEORIA, I I I C i t y corporation . School d i s t r i c t . . _ P a r k district Sanitary district. SOUTH B E N D , IND___ City corporation. School d i s t r i c t . _ . TACOMA, W A S H City corporation. School d i s t r i c t . ._ P a r k district 1 2,815, 562 5, 374, 539 4, 201, 316 2, 242, 234 1,959,082 NX. SPOKANE, W A S H 82 3,616,028 | 6,958,527 5,170, 464 2, 985,487 2,184, 977 ELIZABETH, 72 469, 677 950, 772 4, 631, 057 8, 006, 431 11,011,850 969,148 743, 253 225,895 970, 467 i 874,142 96, 325 731, 543 1, 032, 739 1, 637, 455 1, 039, 722 737,919 954, 585 786,183 411, 556 71,145 Q > 899, 322 tr1 Excess of p a y m e n t s for o p e r a t i o n , m a i n t e n a n c e , a n d interest over r e v e n u e receipts. to Ox T A B L E 3 . — 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: 1931—Continued [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 27] EXCESS OF R E V E N U E RECEIPTS O V E R — GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS For operation, maintenance, and interest CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT All governmental costs Total Operation and maintenance of general departments Operation and maintenance of public-service enterprises Interest (Table 11) (Table 14) (Table 15) For outlays Excess of governmental-cost payments over revenue receipts Governmental-cost payments Payments for operation, maintenance, and interest $289, 621 $1,135, 689 (Table 16) GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued 83 CANTON, OHIO City corporation. _ School district . _ _ _ _ _ - _ 84 WILMINGTON, D E L 85 GARY, I N D -.- School district - _86 87 . -. SOMERVILLE, M A S S C i t y corporation _ School district _ $5,142,895 2, 894, 850 2, 248, 045 $4, 296,827 2, 209,001 2,087,826 $3,190, 699 1,421, 339 1, 769, 360 $252,960 252,960 $853,168 534, 702 318, 466 $846,068 685,849 160, 219 6,893, 776 4,434, 637 3, 277, 327 544, 721 612, 589 2, 459,139 $348,373 2,110,766 4, 737,802 1, 863,151 2, 874, 651 3, 792, 247 1, 585,170 2, 207,077 3, 489, 773 1,460, 872 2,028,901 20,370 945, 555 277,981 667, 574 514,860 430, 695 20, 370 282,104 124, 298 157,806 799,961 5, 569, 822 4, 625, 932 4,119, 033 199, 527 307, 372 943,890 3, 893, 370 2, 420,242 1,473,128 j 3,159, 507 1,804, 799 1,354,708 2, 584, 265 1,343, 844 1,240,421 375, 568 375, 568 199, 674 85,387 114,287 733,863 615,443 118,420 88 E L PASO, T E X 4,178, 255 3,313, 602 2, 567, 874 243, 684 502,044 864,653 89 TAMPA, FLA - 4, 498, 217 3,191, 792 1, 306,425 4,242,403 2,963,952 1,278,451 3,041,498 2,008,705 1,032,793 237, 627 237,627 963, 278 717,620 245,658 255,814 227,840 27,974 90 LYNN, MASS 6,511,259 5,253,523 j 4, 574,082 300, 224 379, 217 1,257,736 C i t y corporation School district .,-._ — 143,929 231,156 609,986 254, 667 489,180 955,180 965,019 744,994 302, 550 91 UTICA, N . Y __ _ . C i t y corporation C o u n t y super visors' fund 92 93 DULUTH, MlNN— City corporation. School district _-_ ._ _ _ _ WATERBURY, CONN _._ City corporation. School district 94 . LOWELL, MASS __ _ _ ! 4, 530, 389 4,477, 298 53, 091 1,000 1,000 584,951 584,951 749,146 1 749,146 32,947 782,093 5,363,755 2,902,164 2,461, 591 3,921,789 1, 696, 898 2, 224, 891 841,115 841,115 600,851 364,151 236, 700 1,058,351 ! 882,498 175,853 342,963 1,401,314 6, 524. 227 6,483, 267 40,960 5, 519,101 5,478, 784 40,317 4, 573, 097 4, 541,965 31,132 128, 395 128, 395 817, 609 808, 424 9,185 1, 005,126 1,004,483 643 94,901 910, 225 5, 530, 674 4,809,366 4,142, 914 350,865 315, 587 721,308 435,128 286,180 $925, 503 $546, 852 5,865,486 5,812,395 53, 091 5,116, 340 5,063, 249 53,091 6,422,106 3, 784, 662 2, 637,444 GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000 95 ALLENTOWN, P A __ __ C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . _ __ _ School district _ _ 96 SACRAMENTO, CALIF __ _ . _ C i t y corporation School district __ U t i l i t y district ____ 97 SCHENECTADY, N . Y 98 BAYONNE, N.J- 99 ROCKFORD, I I I City corporation.. School district P a r k district. S a n i t a r y district 100 __ $3, 222,156 1, 543, 978 1, 678,178 $2,559,185 1,089,491 1.469, 694 $184, 997 184, 997 $477,974 269,490 208, 484 $1,472,355 694, 392 777,963 5, 758,446 3,126,102 2,602,883 29,461 5, 280,568 2,764,624 2,486,483 4,413, 900 2,155,949 2, 243,085 14, 866 259,008 244,413 607, 660 364,262 243,398 477,878 361, 478 116,400 5,343,482 182,194 484,653 2,027,450 1,110,304 5, 316, 834 260,982 788, 287 1, 684,978 1,682,723 j 2,430,449 974, 929 1, 337, 072 104,481 13, 967 147,075 147, 075 436,435 242, 237 108, 081 1,960 84,157 1,973,614 1,108,243 66,902 27, 398 771, 071 324,862 2, 807, 529 1,102, 072 1,705,457 6,784 6,784 208, 723 170, 708 38, 015 704, 577 179, 683 524,894 8, 037, 779 _._ _ -__ . . 8, 051, 081 -. 4,987, 573 2, 472,484 1, 512, 055 133,839 889,195 _ __ _______ WILKES-BARRE, P A $4,694, 511 2, 238, 370 2, 456,141 _. C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . _ _ _ _ _ __ _ School district _. _. ___ 29,461 6, 010,329 6,366,103 3, 727, 613 1,459, 247 2,268,366 3,013,959 1, 364, 241 1,445,153 106,441 98,124 3, 023, 036 1, 279, 564 1, 743,472 LAWRENCE, MASS 5,086, 922 4,475,419 3,900, 098 326, 049 249, 272 611, 503 10?, SAVANNAH, G A 2, 524,925 2, 012,050 512,875 2,425,991 1,926, 075 499,916 1 1,959,361 1.470, 873 488,488 250,174 250,174 216,456 205,028 11,428 98,934 85, 975 12,959 5,574, 072 1,938,757 2,339,386 1, 295, 929 4,573,983 1,391,562 2,122,484 1 1,059,937 3,474, 016 1,331,447 2, 018,147 124,422 311,856 788, 111 60,115 104,337 623, 659 1, 000, 089 547,195 216,902 235, 992 103 __ _ BERKELEY, CALIF City corporation.. School district —_ U t i l i t y district _. . . . _ ___ 621, 614 14, 595 101 C i t y corporation School d i s t r i c t . $143, 286 311,856 917,146 2,255 1, 648, 572 91,677 796, 254 281,455 380,389 492,954 98,884 118, 549 901,205 to T A B L E 3 . — 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 GOVERNMENT: 1931—Continued to 00 [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 27] EXCESS OF REVENUE RECEIPTS OVER— GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS For operation, maintenance, and interest CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT All governmental costs Total Operation and maintenance of general departments Operation and maintenance of public-service enterprises Interest (Table 11) (Table 14) (Table 15) For outlays Excess of governmental-cost payments over revenue receipts Governmental-cost payments Payments 'or operation, maintenance, and interest o > (Table 16) CQ GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued T04 LITTLE ROCK, A R K C i t y corporation School district Sewer a n d street i m p r o v e m e n t district.. 105 CHARLOTTE, N . C 106 ALTOONA, P A . . . 109 __ C i t y corporation School district S a n i t a r y district 220,489 20,579 $411,460 109, 592 101, 958 $688,470 176,466 109, 964 199,910 402, 040 $275,668 $964,138 2,037, 597 232,421 542, 724 650, 776 $357, 433 293, 343 120, 965 120,965 437, 794 222, 293 215, 501 376, 072 242,400 133, 672 287, 001 89, 071 __ 2,201, 006 763, 370 1,437, 636 3,337,729 1,924,143 1,413,586 2,624, 544 1, 296, 648 1,327, 896 310, 077 310, 077 403,108 317,418 85, 690 1,185, 713 884, 589 301,124 10,113 1,175, 600 __ _ _ 4, 523,442 2,808, 732 1, 714, 710 2, 880, 600 1, 339, 092 1,541,508 2, 054, 883 1,224,872 830,011 1,800, 076 1, 023, 855 776,221 4,022 4,022 250,785 196, 995 53, 790 825, 717 114, 220 711,497 532,142 293, 575 _ __ _ 3,786,226 2, 003, 474 1, 598,940 183,812 3,334,459 j 1,599,037 1,555,353 180,069 j 2,586, 802 1,031, 884 1,374, 849 180, 069 401,116 401,116 346, 541 166, 037 180, 504 451, 767 404,437 43, 587 3,743 __ _ . H M Ul H M 2, 812,742 ST. JOSEPH, M O LINCOLN, N E B R 622,529 $11,153 11,153 2,759,765 1,106, 628 1, 653,137 S A G I N A W , M I C H — __ _ C i t y corporation School district $1,671,641 662,179 988, 883 3,463, 518 C i t y corporation School district 108 $2, 094,254 782,924 1, 090,841 > 3,135, 837 1,349,028 1, 786,809 __ C i t y corporation School district 107 $2, 782,724 959, 390 1,200,805 H Q Ul O Q H i—i 684, 549 1,136, 316 110 HARRISBURG, P A C i t y corporation School district Sioux CITY, IOWA C i t y corporation School district MICH , 112 L A N SCIiNt yG , corporation School district 113 PAWTUCKET, 114 PASADENA, CALIF R.I C i t y corporation School district 115 NIAGARA 116 BlNGHAMTON, N . Y 117 SHREVEPORT, L A FALLS, N.Y __. C i t y corporation School district 118 HUNTINGTON, W . V A C i t y corporation School district P a r k district 119 MANCHESTER, N.H 120 WINSTON-SALEM, N.C 121 E A S T ST. LOUIS, I I I City corporation School district P a r k district 122 QUINCY, M A S S 123 LAKEWOOD, OHIO C i t y corporation School district 124 TROY, N.Y C i t y corporation L a n s i n g b u r g school districtC o u n t y s u p e r v i s o r s ' fund._ 3,355,720 I 1,579,329 1,776,391 2,819,861 1,197,444 1,622,417 150,646 150, 646 385,213 1 231, 239 153,974 427, 419, 2,861,3i 1,345,551 1,515,812 I 2, 438,510 1, 014,429 1,424, 081 222,136 222,136 200, 717 108, 986 91, 731 758, 494, 264, 4,920,034 3,459,888 1,460,146 2, 910, 265 1,450, 208 1, 460,057 1, 681,407 1, 681, 407 328,362 328, 273 89 3, 738, 3, 568, 1, 633,954 1, 595, 984 j 3,411,737 2, 466,838 248,430 696,469 1,876, 532 6,124,450 3,662,386 2,462,064 4,436,039 2,141,818 2, 294, 221 1, 016, 638 1, 016, 638 671, 773 503,930 167,843 3,011, 2, 518, 492, 47,449 833,156 145,125 572,777 104,120 863, 089 2,104,810 280,548 2,963,922 4,986,713 4,099,165 172, 309 715, 239 1,822, 4,587,729 4,062,091 190,164 335, 474 598, 2,680,873 1,786,789 894,084 1, 849, 417 1,052,469 796,948 269, 445 269,445 562,011 464, 875 97,136 647, 372, 275, 2,280,883 855,859 1,387,759 2, 099, 477 756, 502 1, 316, 596 26, 379 15, 292 5,756 112, 58, 15, 38, 204, 505 9,536 166,114 93, 601 71,163 1,350 2, 299,696 267,877 223, 566 360, 74, 031 1, 747,145 145, 302 907, 031 1, 063, 392, 688 671,057 368, 970 236,344 63, 885 68, 741 702, 110, 433, 158, 19, 526 683, 397 37,265 2, 791,139 | 2,799,478 989, 761 211, 479 809, 902 Q 511,892 135, 797 > 316,844 > W 434, 594 CO 1,914,858 723, 879 1, 045, 021 145,958 2,283,828 ! 960, 223 1,108, 906 214,699 I 4,123, 459 I 3, 557, 930 155,182 410,347 3,108, 851 1,423,212 I 1,685,6! 2,436,873 970,091 1, 466, 782 255, 857 255, 857 416,121 197, 264 218,857 235, 220, 14, 3, 577,890 I 3,110, 381 198,650 I 3, 089,173 2,624, 259 196,055 268,859 128, 389 128, 389 360, 328 357,733 2,595 626, 615, 10, 1,343,135 1, 323, 680 19, 455 350, 270 236, 483 585, 306 389,733 to 131 3, 646, 749 2, 546, 794 1,099,955 2, 500,300 1, 773,726 726, 574 1,743,123 1, 027, 501 715, 622 179, 449 179, 449 N E W BRTTATN, C O N N . RACINE, W I S ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.. 4, 013, 793 4, 478, 524 8,069,718 3, 228,390 3,166,953 7, 716,103 2,756,518 2, 723, 585 5, 416, 074 161, 351 178, 754 766,145 PONTIAC, M I C H 3, 522, 797 2, 070,098 1,452,699 3, 097,606 1, 658,358 1, 439,248 2, 297, 043 1, 070, 376 ! 1, 226, 667 250,310 250,310 550, 253 337, 672 212, 581 425,191 411, 740 13,451 3,878, 791 2, 476, 574 1, 402, 217 2, 268,822 1,182, 495 1, 086, 327 1, 947, 437 921,153 1, 026, 284 177, 739 177, 739 143, 646 83, 603 60, 043 1, 609, 969 1, 294,079 | 315,890 NEWTON, MASS.. 6,130,486 4,409,115 3,860, 977 | 218,916 329, 222 1,721,371 220, 788 1, 942,159 JOHNSTOWN, P A 2, 773, 412 1,153,150 1, 620, 262 2, 603, 794 1,004, 421 1, 599,373 2, 222, 263 826,234 1, 396, 029 858 858 380, 673 177, 329 203, 344 169,618 148, 729 20, 889 208, 487 378,105 City corporation. School district P a r k district 3, 470,119 1, 569, 709 1, 761, 491 138, 919 2,864,663 1,355, 386 1,422,021 87,256 2, 206, 888, 1, 258, 59, 453 492 202 759 246, 456 246, 456 411, 220, 163, 27, 605, 214, 339, 51, MONTGOMERY, ALA.. 2, 463, 047 2, 095,711 1, 369, 388 193, 629 MOBILE, ALA City corporation. School district 132 133 134 City corporation. School district HAMMOND, IND C i t y corporationSchool district City corporation. School district 139 OAK PARK, I I I 140 GLENDALE, CALIF City corporation. School district E V A N S T O N , 111 City corporation. School district P a r k district COVINGTON, K Y City corporation. School district TOPEKA, KANS City corporation. School d i s t r i c t . . . M O U N T VERNON, C i t y corporation School district 5 N.Y. 5,123, 421 3, 200, 504 1, 922, 917 4,038,268 2, 240,464 1, 797,804 2, 548, 412 982, 009 1, 566, 403 3, 619,790 1, 735, 957 1,867, 931 15,902 3, 368,305 1, 599,2P3 1,753,200 15,902 2, 788, 1, 275, 1, 496, 15, 2,306, 069 1, 572, 474 733, 595 577, 728 566, 776 10, 952 310,521 264, 614 1, 533, 884 754 438 819 497 532, 694 1,146, 449 I 773, 068 373,381 1,119,309 | 785, 403 1,311,571 353, 615 358,444 1,161, 643 27,140 1, 249,314 735,865 270, 980 426, 959 149, 928 1, 602,929 1,161, 056 1,338,989 o 456 323 470 663 66, 557 367, 336 444, 339 538,899 fed fed i 77, 003 164, 680 1, 249, 833 1,139, 279 1,139, 279 350, 577 119,176 231, 401 1, 085,153 960, 040 125, 113 03-4 347 785 902 151,899 151, 899 428, 372 171, 957 256,415 251, 485 136, 754 114, 731 1,885,352 1, 264,245 621,107 1, 512, 661 933, 374 579, 287 173, 637 173, 637 199, 054 157, 234 41, 820 420, 717 308, 229 112, 488 380, 231 40, 486 4,122, 867 2, 213, 03j) 1, 909,837 2, 560,593 1,400,866 1,159, 727 2, 062,164 1,0Q1, 620 1, 060, 544 194, 282 194,282 304, 147 204,964 99,183 1, 562, 274 812,164 750,110 565, 721 996, 553 6, 510,720 3, 596,542 2, 914,178 4,799,046 2, 595, 418 2, 203, 628 3, 822,399 1,827, 225 1, 995,174 266, 643 266, 643 710, 004 501, 550 208, 454 1, 711, 674 1,001,124 710, 550 970, 507 741,167 > H W fed I 852,479 1,103, 964 Excess of p a y m e n t s for operation, m a i n t e n a n c e , a n d interest over r e v e n u e receipts. CO T A B L E 3 . — S U M M A R Y OF G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T PAYMENTS, BY D I V I S I O N S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T : 1931—Continued 00 [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 27] EXCESS OF R E V E N U E RECEIPTS OVER— GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS For operation, maintenance, and interest CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT All governmental costs Total Operation and maintenance of general departments Operation and maintenance of public-service enterprises Interest (Table 11) (Table 14) (Table 15) For outlays Excess of governmental-cost payments over revenue receipts Payments Governoperation, mental-cost for maintenance, payments and interest > a I—I > (Table 16) F w GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued > H t—i 46 47 BROCKTON, MASS PASSAIC, N.J 48 TERRE HAUTE. IND _- _ __ _ _ _ $3, 989,848 4, 622,046 $3. 254, 721 4, 295, 461 $2,895,181 3, 053, 402 $165, 648 572,865 $193,892 669,194 $735, 127 326, 585 2, 310, 683 1,060, 781 2, 207, 257 970,154 1,237,103 2,032, 492 874, 740 1,157, 752 35, 371 35,371 139, 394 60,043 79,351 103,426 90,627 12, 799 1, 249, 902 49 CHARLESTON, S.C 2, 706, 626 2, 210, 097 496, 529 _ City corporation _ _ School district 2,485,979 2,007, 662 478, 317 1,499,861 1,052,817 447,044 517,314 517,314 468,804 437. 531 31, 273 220, 647 202,435 18,212 W MEDFORD, MASS 3, 291,330 2, 785, 959 2,381, 726 137, 540 266,693 505,371 R1 WHEELING, W . V A 2, 392, 737 1, 287, 648 1,105,089 2, 226, 003 1, 233, 695 992, 308 1,814, 709 848, 785 965,924 206, 750 206, 750 204, 544 178,160 26,384 166, 734 53,953 112, 781 *>*> CHARLESTON, W . V A . . - 2,498, 616 1,004,435 1,494,181 1, S09, 744 697, 561 1,112,183 1,602, 341 614, 288 988, 053 19, 570 19, 570 187,833 63, 703 124,130 688,872 306, 874 381,998 2, 203,192 1, 589, 768 613,424 1 1, 962, 848 1,357, 724 605,124 1, 632,958 1,043, 609 589,349 164, 689 164, 689 165, 201 149,426 15, 775 240, 344 232,044 8,300 City corporation School district „ __ _ City corporation. *>3 AUGUSTA, GA __ _ School district __ _ ._ __ $70, 339 $379, 626 $664, 788 706, 211 222,180 325,606 Ul H M O ui O *j 269,924 137, 662 490, 571 367,709 21, 745 141, 647 188,479 547, 225 206, 306 446,650 Ct •H 1-3 M Ul 154 2,675,431 1,627, 245 1,048,186 1,914,949 I 959,035 955,914 J 1, 782, 789 880,344 902, 445 8,756 8,756 123,404 69,935 53,469 760, 668, 92, 160,308 j 600,174 2, 426, 414 1,397, 649 1.028, 765 1,882,267 L 860,902 | 1,021,365 1, 426, 479 550, 414 876,065 214, 581 214, 581 241, 207 95,907 145,300 544, 536, 7, 145,888 398, 259 IRVINGTON, N.J MADISON, W I S 3, 504,050 4, 630,348 2,679,952 | 3,439,421 j 2,310,193 2, 844,152 369, 759 349, 829 824, 1,190, 650,484 253,379 173, 614 937, 548 SAN JOSE, CALIF 3, 550, 636 1.029, 545 2, 521,091 2,245,248 I 686,971 1,558,277 2,095,377 635, 618 1,459, 759 149,871 51, 353 98,518 1,305, 342, 962, 876,214 429,174 2, 438, 259 1,196, 705 1, 241, 554 1,745,949 744,598 1,001,351 1,469,962 553,483 916, 479 1,022 1,022 274, 965 190,093 84,872 692, 452, 240, 429,995 262, 315 4,070,331 3, 232, 235 3, 558,019 3,309, 697 4,068,078 2,784,285 1,989,851 j 3,062,133 | 3, 277, 787 2,424, 352 1,302, 342 2, 710,848 264,123 137, 735 264,804 526,168 222,198 422, 705 351, 285 2, 447, 1, 568, 247, 2, 247,804 1,147, 430 1,100,374 2,048,441 977,337 j 1,071,104 1, 553,937 653, 734 900, 203 134,645 134, 645 359,859 188,958 170,901 199, 170, 29, 2,698, 573 858, 778 1, 839, 795 1,422,073 706,795 715,278 j 1, 281,994 651,868 630,126 6,924 6,924 133,155 48,003 85,152 1, 276, 151, 1,124, 922, 766 3,335,896 2,798, 602 537, 294 1,985,666 I 1,458,094 527,572 | 1, 263, 540 741, 793 521, 747 436, 899 436, 899 285, 227 279, 402 5,825 1, 350, 1, 340, 623,801 2,420,366 1, 429, 674 778,625 134, 780 77,287 1, 821,191 932,104 | 747,560 | 75, 851 65,676 | 1,252,401 460, 048 684,991 60, 720 46, 642 283,440 283, 440 285, 350 188, 616 62, 569 15,131 19, 034 599, 497, 31, 58, 11, 3,329, 465 2, 068, 214 1, 261, 251 2,389,781 1,450,490 I 939,291 1, 751,945 889,314 862,631 282, 586 282, 586 355, 250 278, 590 76,660 939, 617, 321, 4,668,732 2, 564, 310 2,104, 422 3,339,483 2,126, 834 1,212,649 | 2, 706,024 1, 644, 899 1, 081,125 309,438 309,438 324,021 172, 497 151, 524 5,302, 222 4, 250, 651 2, 973,851 1,043, 605 233,195 DAVENPORT, IOWA., C i t y corporation School d i s t r i c t . . . LANCASTER, P A C i t y corporation School district-— 156 157 C i t y corporation School district--159 CHESTER, P A C i t y corporation. School district—. 160 161 162 163 HOEOKEN, N . J MALDEN, MASS BEAUMONT, T E X U N I O N CITY, N.J BETHLEHEM, P A C i t y corporation. School d i s t r i c t - . . 165 SPRINGFIELD, M O C i t y corporation. School district--166 AUSTIN, T E X C i t y corporation. School d i s t r i c t . - 167 DECATUR, I I I C i t y corporation. School district--P a r k district Sanitary district. E A S T CHICAGO, IND_ C i t y corporation. School d i s t r i c t — . HAMTRAMCK, MICH.. C i t y corporation. School district HOLYOKE, MASS 245,440 1, 329, 437, 891, 244, 316 5,923 246, 569 439,175 352, 483 253,487 322, 648 522, 011 8,775 1, 215, 685 j 353, 734 Q > W 726,429 222, 092 CD 821, 267 700, 280 239, 404 1,199, 270 129, 979 583, 769 467,802 CO CO TABLE 3.—SUMMARY OP GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS, BY D I V I S I O N S OP M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T : 1931—Continued [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 27] EXCESS OF R E V E N U E RECEIPTS OVER— GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS For operation, maintenance, and interest CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT All governmental costs Total Operation and maintenance of general departments Operation and maintenance of public-service enterprises Interest (Table 11) (Table 14) (Table 15) For outlays Excess of governmental-cost payments over revenue receipts Payments Governfor operation, mental-cost maintenance, payments and interest (Table 16) GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA. City corporation. _ School district 172 YORK, P A City corporation. _ School district $2, 814, 531 1, 650, 632 1,163,899 1 2,322,112 763,757 1, 558, 355 $2,049, 499 979,011 1,070, 488 $1, 698, 268 700, 060 998, 208 1, 523, 522 573,114 950, 408 1, 371, 376 501,168 870, 208 $153, 250 153, 250 $197, 981 125, 701 72, 280 $765,032 ! 671, 621 93, 411 $469,877 $295,155 301,919 152,146 71, 946 80, 200 798,590 190,643 607, 947 496, 671 2, 528, 755 173 N E W ROCHELLE, N.Y. 8,001,306 5,107, 331 4, 521, 750 645, 581 2, 833, 975 174 JACKSON, MICH 2, 656, 975 1, 524, 841 1,132,134 2, 302, 620 1,250,461 1, 052,159 3,340,122 1,856, 818 1,483, 304 2, 231,939 1, 219, 130 1,012,809 1,820,124 909, 521 910, 603 135,865 135, 865 275,950 173, 744 102, 206 425, 036 305,711 119, 325 1, 949, 355 916, 087 1,033, 268 1,593, 393 625, 594 967, 799 175, 866 175,866 180, 096 114, 627 65, 469 353, 265 334, 374 18, 891 30, 035 323, 230 2,422,459 1,145, 283 1, 277,176 2,073, 819 915, 524 1,158, 295 182, 273 182, 273 166, 367 47,486 118,881 917, 663 711,535 206,128 267,235 650,428 3, 875, 715 1,871,756 2,003, 959 3, 355,272 1,516,611 1,838,661 370,842 370, 842 634,134 270, 370 363, 764 520, 443 355,145 165, 298 620,052 1,140,495 2, 614,139 1, 855, 760 758, 379 2, 235,186 1,487,049 748,137 2,350, 296 875,399 1,474, 897 1, 239, 253 592, 342 646,911 103, 491 103,491 892, 442 791,216 101, 226 378, 953 368,711 10, 242 118, 318 497,271 City corporation.. School district 175 MCKEESPORT, P A City corporation.. School district KALAMAZOO, MICH City corporation.. School district o 177 CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, OHIO City corporation. School district 178 GREENSBORO, N.C__. City corporation. School district 305,220 $627, 062 1, 052, 098 179 WACO, T E X 2,505,467 1 1,842,624 1,328,031 154,093 360, 500 418,370 244,473 180 MACON, G A City corporation-. __ School district 1,855,326 1, 213,025 642, 301 1,640,121 1,160,271 479,850 1,339, 231 902, 368 436,863 201,952 201,952 98,938 55,951 42,987 215,205 52, 754 162,451 11,013 204,192 181 DEARBORN, MICH City corporation School district 7, 098,994 4,197,056 2,901, 938 4,986,770 2,997,710 1,989,060 3, 215,962 1, 648,931 1, 567, 031 605, 708 605,708 1,165,100 743,071 422,029 2,112, 224 1,199, 346 912,878 469, 390 1, 642, 834 182 HAMILTON, OHIO City corporation . School district 2, 722, 250 2,011,053 711,197 1 2, 070,848 1,398,996 671,852 1,244,490 631, 671 612,819 597,446 597,446 228,912 169,879 59,033 651,402 612,057 39,345 593,129 1, 244, 531 _.. ___ 662,843 | 183 184 GALVESTON, T E X DURHAM, N.C 2, 218, 809 2,131, 906 2,108,189 1,882,084 1, 557,395 1,178,204 121,158 134, 538 429, 636 569,342 110,620 249,822 314,839 419, 70? 425, 459 669, 525 185 HIGHLAND PARK, MICH City corporation. School district... 3,485,949 1,911,907 1, 574,042 3,442,104 1,893,941 1, 548,163 2,899, 795 1,536,304 1, 363,491 163,838 163,838 378,471 193, 799 184, 672 43,845 17, 966 25,879 420,480 464,325 186 FRESNO, CALIF Citj r corporation School district 5,305,644 3, 786,996 I 1,518,648 | 2,716,402 1, 216,635 1,499,767 2, 444,801 1,115.434 1,329,367 80,802 80,802 190,799 20, 399 170,400 2, 589, 242 2, 570,361 18,881 2, 223,988 365, 254 .__ 3, 688,877 2,894,214 794,663 1, 570,804 828,110 742,694 1, 058,813 420,803 638,010 147, 297 147, 297 364,694 260,010 104,684 2,118, 073 2,066,104 51,969 1,863, 784 254,289 - 2,285,854 1,524,844 761,010 2, 239,066 1,483,361 755,705 1,358,454 717,609 640,845 56,695 56,695 823,917 709,057 114,860 187 PORT ARTHUR, T E X . . City corporation. School district 188 ASHEVILLE, N . C . _ City corporation School district . . ,. 469, 758 46,788 41,483 5,305 j 516,546 217,465 189 KENOSHA, W I S 3,381, 619 2, 584,610 2,352,808 69, 670 162,132 797,009 190 BERWYN, I I I City corporation __ School district Park district. Public health district 2,389,200 1,137,883 1,220,045 1 11,316 19,956 2,153,011 1,116,270 1,007,049 9,736 19,956 1,378,111 471. 391 883,218 3, 594 19,908 129, 277 129, 277 645, 623 515, 602 123,831 6,142 48 236,189 21,613 212,996 1,580 473, 706 709,895 1,892,000 1,144,856 747,144 1,716,816 1,019,215 697,601 1,250, 237 597,092 653,145 227, 306 227,306 239,273 194,817 44,456 175,184 125,641 49,543 308,816 484,000 1,848,380 994,908 853,472 1. 538,308 942,938 595,370 1.180,481 652, 508 527,973 92, 931 92,931 264,896 197,499 67,397 310,072 51,970 258,102 122,491 2,991,818 1,545,523 2,286,259 2,305,356 1,402, 749 2,008,743 2,095,110 918, 791 1,413,539 67, 632 105, 341 96,421 142, 614 378,617 498,783 686, 462 142,774 277,516 231,440 191 PUEBLO, COLO. ._ City corporation School district 192 COLUMBIA, S.C City corporation School district 193 194 195 PITTSFIELD, M A S S . . . JACKSON, M I S S . . WOONSOCKET, R.I ... _ 579, 544 187, 581 281,637 206,225 455,022 424,411 483,741 00 Or TABLE 3.—SUMMARY O F G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T PAYMENTS, B Y 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 : 1931—Continued CO [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 27] EXCESS OF R E V E N U E RECEIPTS OVER— GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS For operation, maintenance, and interest CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT All governmental costs Total Operation and maintenance of general departments Operation and maintenance of public-service enterprises Interest (Table 11) (Table 14) (Table 15) For outlays Excess of governmental-cost payments over revenue receipts Payments Governoperation, mental-cost for maintenance, payments and interest a i—i > (Table 16) t-1 Tfl > GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000 H 1% 197 EVERETT, MASS CLIFTON, N.J . 198 PHOENIX, ARIZ . __ _ $3,667,014 $2,811,829 2, 250,042 $2,473, 214 1,621, 757 $114, 309 79, 480 $224, 306 548,805 $855,185 487,195 $602, 612 2, 737, 237 __ 7, 720, 295 6, 320, 941 1, 399, 354 3,149, 494 1,803, 240 1,346, 254 2, 084, 026 902, 404 1,181, 622 314,981 314,981 750, 487 585,855 164, 632 4, 570, 801 4, 517, 701 53,100 3, 692, 762 _. 1,819,711 776,880 1, 042,831 1,622,408 583, 602 1,038,806 1,454,943 527, 974 926, 969 167, 465 55, 628 111,837 197,303 193, 278 4,025 3, 202, 261 2, 208,452 993,809 2,316, 745 1,362,913 953,832 1,995, 678 1, 094, 872 900,808 20,114 20,114 300, 953 247, 927 53, 026 885, 516 845, 539 39, 977 557, 222 2,932, 493 4, 353, 684 2, 580,424 3, 528,915 2,367, 612 3,101, 447 123, 552 230,420 89, 260 197, 048 352, 069 824, 769 211, 750 12, 605 L___, 140, 319 812,164 3, 022, 222 1, 574,148 1,448, 074 2, 360,670 1, 248, 584 1,112, 086 2, 029, 287 1,009, 056 1, 020, 231 115,004 115,004 216, 379 124, 524 91,855 661, 552 325, 564 335,988 549, 271 112, 281 3,835, 250 1,867, 312 1,967,938 | 2,981,986 1, 374,850 1,607,136 ! 2, 668, 328 1, 227, 060 1,441, 268 313, 658 147, 790 165,838 853, 264 492, 462 360, 802 1 324,321 528, 943 . ._ City corporation.. School district 199 N E W CASTLE, P A . . ___ ?00 STOCKTON, CALIF. City corporation School district _ City corporation.. School district ?01 ?0? HAVERHILL, M A S S . . BROOKLINE, MASS 203 MUSKEGON, MICH ?04 __ . City corporation.._ School district STAMFORD, C O N N . City corporation Town. _ ._ _ $64, 085 $252, 573 551, 280 878, 039 HH CO H M O Ul o 65, 286 282, 589 a M 328, 294 >-\ Ul 2,639,708 2,467,005 I 2,012,864 292,592 161. 549 172,703 119, 464 292,167 2,351,453 1, 266, 919 1,084, 534 2,077,940 1,125,882 952,058 1,542,398 693,810 848, 588 317,385 317,385 218,157 114,687 103,470 273, 513 141,037 132,476 237,186 510, 699 1,960, 743 1,046,076 755, 219 159,448 1,638,426 866,511 698,748 73,167 1, 228, 238 544, 290 646,408 37,540 141,805 141,805 268,383 180, 416 52,340 35,627 322,317 179, 565 56,471 86,281 409,322 731,639 1, 425, 726 670,162 755, 564 1, 236,990 513, 704 723, 286 1,159,041 483,698 675,343 14, 687 14,687 63,262 15,319 47,943 188, 736 156,458 32,278 152,919 341,655 1,824,808 1, 015,351 809, 457 1, 362,017 682,165 679,852 1,140,491 520, 403 620,088 109, 761 109, 761 111, 765 52,001 59, 764 462,791 333,186 129,605 11, 772 474,563 City corporation. School d i s t r i c t — WiLLIAMSPORT, P A . _ _ City corporation. School district 1, 764, 044 846, 710 917,334 1, 434,153 I 611,091 823,062 I 1,329, 409 560,019 769, 390 200 200 104,544 50,872 53,672 329,891 235,619 94, 272 211 212 CHELSEA, M A S S . LEXINGTON, KY_. 2,697,445 1, 793,608 2,605,885 1,574,312 I 2,319,839 1,446, 221 75, 435 4,765 210, 611 123,326 91, 560 1 219, 296 213 JAMESTOWN, N.Y 3, 504, 235 2.353.910 1,107,486 42,839 2,701,871 1, 586,144 I 1,072,888 42,839 1, 943, 744 907, 686 993, 219 42,839 510,875 510,875 247, 252 167,583 79, 669 802,364 767, 766 34,598 PORTSMOUTH, V A 1,696,874 1,617,972 963,948 126,240 527, 784 78, 902 197,155 276, 057 LORAIN, OHIO 2, 023, 504 1, 227, 486 796,018 1,623,073 919,571 . 703,502 1, 256,935 629,194 627, 741 102,956 102,956 263,182 187,421 75, 761 400,431 307,915 92,516 250,650 651,081 205 206 I ELMIRA, N.Y. BAY CITY, M I C H City corporation. School d i s t r i c t — AURORA, I I I City corporation. School district Sanitary district. 208 MUNCIE, IND City corporation. School d i s t r i c t — WATERLOO, IOWA 215 C i t y corporation School district C o u n t y supervisors' f u n d . C i t y corporation.. School district 282, 596 47,295 o 473,888 133,166 565, 448 352,462 729,347 73,017 CHICOPEE, MASS.. 3, 358, 400 2, 331,101 1, 793, 250 430, 344 107, 507 1,027, 299 607,875 419,424 217 JOLIET, I I I 2, 310, 643 936, 656 1,128, 449 245, 538 1,661,579 794,714 777,104 89,761 1, 287,434 507,602 713,219 66, 613 179,180 179,180 194,965 107,932 63,885 23,148 649, 064 141,942 351, 345 155, 777 307, 421 341,643 2.214.911 1,371,950 842,961 1, 686,460 1,062,758 623,702 1,176,072 652,825 523, 247 146,862 146,862 363, 526 263.071 100, 455 528, 451 309,192 219, 259 524,038 4,413 1. 305.550 I 1,119,643 185,907 396,079 192,971 203,108 AMARILLO, T E X City corporation. School d i s t r i c t — CRANSTON. R.l. > tr W1 216 City corporation. School district P a r k district tr1 T A B L E 3 . — 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 PAYMENTS, BY D I V I S I O N S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T : 1931—Continued [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 27] EXCESS OF R E V E N U E RECEIPTS OVER— GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS For operation, maintenance, and interest CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT Interest departments Operation and maintenance of public-service enterprises (Table 11) (Table 14) (Table 15) Operation and maintenance of All governmental costs Total For outlays Excess of governmental-cost payments over revenue receipts Payments Governfor operation, mental-cost maintenance, payments and interest (Table 16) GROUP V— CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued W) WTCHITA F A L I S , T E X School district __ __ Water improvement district . W1 BATTLE CREEK, M I C H . _ Citv corporation School district >9? >?3 PERTH AMBOY, N.J MONTCLAIR, N.J ><>4 PORTSMOUTH, OHIO ._ _ . _ _ City corporation School district WR )f >6 SALEM, MASS _. COLUMBUS, GA_ >,v WARREN, OHIO. City corporation School district . 228 KEARNY, N.J _ _ __ _. __ $1, 847,996 908,135 688,952 250, 909 $1, 727, 457 829, 385 664, 592 233,480 $1,094,947 522, 525 • 563, 993 8,429 3, 080, 373 1, 404, 658 1,675,715 1,955,963 955. 813 1,000,150 1,750, 651 805,823 944, 828 87, 732 87, 732 117, 580 62, 258 55, 322 2, 825,955 4,175, 529 2, 311, 632 3, 406, 432 1, 723, 360 2, 557, 555 148,304 163, 903 1, 778, 591 1, 052, 549 726, 042 1, 599, 691 882, 544 717,147 1,110,392 504, 690 605, 702 2, 295, 954 1, 580, 527 2, 226,830 1,199, 569 1, 570,170 874, 492 695, 678 3, 347, 368 $155,983 120, 398 $120, 78, 24, 17, 539 750 360 429 $145, 526 i $24,987 1,124,410 ! 448, 845 675, 565 526,463 597,947 439, 968 684, 974 514, 323 769,097 222, 391 71, 798 291,932 697, 299 103, 417 103, 417 385, 882 274, 437 111, 445 178,900 170, 005 8,895 1,927,801 969, 795 197, 780 82, 825 101, 249 146, 949 69,124 380,958 1, 405, 712 723, 603 682,109 1, 049, 829 461,943 587, 886 93, 416 93,416 262, 467 168, 244 94, 223 164,458 150, 889 13, 569 2,859, 550 2,020, 663 145, 655 693, 232 487,818 35, 585 $476, 527 186, 462 100, 599 189, 466 $90, 679 269, 579 10, 679 79, 803 268, 673 515, 219 679, 677 112,285 477,013 10, 775 232 LIMA, OHIO City corporation. School district 2, 083, 972 1, 429, 929 654,043 1,498,404 844, 688 653, 716 1, 083, 593 450, 708 612, 885 145,643 145, 643 289,168 248, 337 40, 831 585, 568 1 585,241 327 COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. City corporation School district 1, 673, 090 940, 388 732,702 1, 305,883 639, 250 668, 833 1, 022, 526 393, 438 629, 088 170, 412 170, 412 112,945 75, 400 37, 545 367, 207 301, 138 68, 069 11,357 378, 564 DUBUQUE, IO WA City corporationSchool district 1, 542, 293 990, 241 552, 052 1, 278, 891 731, 574 547, 317 1, 068, 736 559,129 509,607 90, 492 90,492 119, 663 81, 953 37, 710 283, 402 258, 667 4, 735 176, 274 439,676 LYNCHBURG, V A . 512, 493 73,075 1 85,994 291,112 1,937,329 1, 560, 223 1, 259,140 48,918 252,165 377,106 3, 425, 661 2, 532, 771 892,890 3, 371,146 2, 478, 625 892, 521 1,930, 494 1, 272, 099 1 658, 395 705, 851 705,851 734, 801 500. 675 234,126 54, 515 54,146 369 1,624,469 1, 678,984 OGDEN, UTAH City corporation. School district 1, 508, 410 820,022 688, 388 1, 358, 421 680, 488 677, 933 1, 052, 266 412,335 639, 931 91,215 91, 215 214, 940 170, 938 38, 002 149. 989 139, 534 10, 455 107, 012 257, 001 EAST CLEVELAND, OHIO. City corporation School district 2,088,130 882,829 1, 205, 301 1,997, 543 814, 541 1,183, 002 1, 543, 243 521,921 1, 021, 322 147, 272 147, 272 307, 028 145, 348 181, 680 90, 587 68, 288 22, 299 348, 757 439, 344 236 237 OSHKOSH, Wis LA CROSSE, W I S . 1,848, 701 1, 658, 241 1, 519,178 1, 289, 529 1, 357, 841 1, 140, 4921 108,658 63,696 52, 679 85, 341 329, 523 368, 712 84,896 122,411 414, 419 491,123 238 ANDERSON, IND City corporation. School district 1,887, 598 1, 323, 988 563, 610 1,605, 791 1, 047, 294 558,497 1, 001, 785 483, 220 518, 565 540, 692 540, 692 63, 314 23, 382 39, 932 281, 807 276, 694 5,113 318,389 600,196 239 240 241 242 243 244 FITCHBURG, MASS POUGHKEEPSIE, N.YWALTHAM, MASS SHEBOYGAN, W I S BLOOMFIELD, N.J GREEN BAY, W I S 2, 327, 212 2, 676, 729 2,694, 620 2, 240,378 2, 885, 803 2, 260, 370 2,159, 254 2, 330, 787 2, 204,478 1, 436, 214 2, 248,123 1, 654, 285 1,950, 040 1, 890, 731 1, 939, 644 1, 275, 819 1, 640, 823 1, 422, 809 92,484 161, 679 116,315 104, 283 181,159 81, 610 116, 730 272, 377 148, 519 56,132 426,141 160, 066 167, 958 345, 942 490, 142 804,131 637, 680 596, 085 39, 077 189, 288 79, 091 207, 035 535, 228 151, 823 600,177 275,780 675,176 BUTTE, MONT City Corporation. School district 1, 222,482 650, 507 571,975 1,194,171 630,004 564,167 1, 083, 971 517, 082 546, 889 130, 200 112, 922 17, 278 28, 311 20, 503 7,808 215, 491 243, 802 QUINCY, III 1, 389, 318 880,605 489, 927 18, 786 1, 090,385 623,175 448,424 18, 786 81,129 81,129 93, 486 77, 836 15, 650 298, 933 257, 430 41, 503 73, 348 372, 281 2,142,658 11 1,546,213 11 109, 268 80, 087 596, 445 233 . PETERSBURG. FLA_. City corporation. - School district o & in City corporation School district Public health district. 247 I MERIDEN, CONN I 915, 464, 432, 18. 770 210 771 786 1,358,858 * Excess of payments for operation, maintenance, and interest over revenue receipts. 338, 319 203, 987 361, 900 453, 071 143, 374 CO CO T A B L E 3 . — S U M M A R Y O F G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T P A Y M E N T S , BY D I V I S I O N S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T : 1931—Continued O [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 27] EXCESS OF R E V E N U E RECEIPTS O V E R — GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS For operation, maintenance, and interest CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT All governmental costs Total Operation and maintenance of general departments Operation and maintenance of public-service enterprises Interest (Table 11) (Table 14) (Table 15) For outlays Excess of governmental-cost payments over revenue receipts Payments Governmental-cost for operation, maintenance, payments and interest > a (Table 16) > 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 w H > 248 SAN BERNARDINO, $1,441, 213 658, 789 782, 424 CALIF C i t y corporation._ School district 249 SANT\ MONICA, CALIF C i t y corporation School district . . $1,187,935 526, 625 661, 310 $961, 621 363, 938 597, 683 $107, 554 107, 554 $118,760 55,133 63, 627 $253, 278 132,164 121,114 $30, 624 $283, 902 133,967 625,611 3, 086, 390 1,886, 627 1,199, 763 2, 594, 746 1, 532,862 1, 061,884 I 1,895, 742 921, 238 974,504 430, 664 430, 664 268, 340 18a 960 87,380 491, 644 353, 765 137, 879 O 250 251 H I G H POINT, N . C ARLINGTON, M A S S 2, 644, 564 2,923,811 1, 867, 492 1, 846, 070 972,118 1,606, 543 201,891 108, 692 693, 483 130, 835 777, 072 1, 077, 741 $568,806 433, 466 208, 266 644, 275 252 CUMBERLAND, M D _ 1, 854, 342 1, 200, 422 653, 920 1, 317, 539 742,130 575, 409 1, 016,122 498,169 517, 953 69, 907 69,907 231, 510 174,054 57, 456 536,803 458, 292 78, 511 345, 796 191, 007 809, 791 351, 592 458,199 65, 510 65, 510 124, 263 88, 956 35,307 503,967 401, 327 102, 640 ! 857, 517 507,236 350,281 95, 265 95, 265 381,985 268, 658 113,327 114, 600 94, 362 20, 238 292,440 537,409 146, 632 298, 672 2, 734, 606 482, 342 City corporation. _ School district 253 ROCK ISLAND, I I I 254 RALEIGH, N . C _ „ 1,503,531 907,385 596,146 City corporation.. School district School district. 255 256 257 W E S T N E W YORK, N.J_ W H I T E PLAINS, N . Y TAUNTON, M A S S __ _ 999, 564 505,058 493,506 1 1,449,367 965, 521 1 483, 846 1,334,767 871,159 463, 608 2, 515,457 6,439, 676 2, 526,091 1 2, 216, 785 3, 705,070 2,043, 749 1 1,924, 345 2,928,933 1,463, 707 238, 728 433,410 H ui H Q W O i—i H I—i xn 281,438 1, 681,177 110, 457 ! 8,600 512, 567 17,146 131, 746 17, 234 1, 053,429 371, 885 258 HAZLETON, PA City corporationSchool district 1, 235, 241 475,652 759, 589 1,145, 050 399,399 745,651 259 WEST ALLIS, WIS_. 1,950, 714 1, 566, 867 260 DANVILLE, I I I City corporation. School district 1, 067, 238 551, 254 515,984 488,330 506,438 NOR WALK, CONN.. AUBURN, N.Y J, 024, 825 1,717,361 1, 748, 875 1, 395, 975 ZANESVLLLE, OHIO___ City corporation School district L, 237, 340 706, 402 530, 938 994, 823 535,104 459, 719 ELGIN, I I I City corporationSchool district Sanitary district-. I, 395, 740 777, 983 558,844 58,913 1,169, 210 578,552 533,059 57, 599 265 266 WATERTOWN, M A S S . REVERE, MASS I, 433,995 >, 224, 663 1,861,896 1, 849, 615 267 NORRISTOWN, P A City corporationSchool district I, 469, 707 821,311 648, 396 945,605 302,106 643,499 261 262 264 988, 358 307,007 681, 351 1 16,926 107,117 156, 692 92, 392 64,300 90, 76, 13, 122, 595 116, 735 383, 728 728 108. 861 83, 974 24, 887 72, 62, 9, 290, 952 120, 065 192, 719 57, 741 1, 275, 321, 795,139 379, 892 415, 247 92, 829 92, 829 106, 855 62, 383 44,472 242, 171, 71, 85,637 328,154 922,561 368, 896 523, 267 30, 398 158, 863 121, 870 9,792 27, 201 226, 199, 25, 1, 144,106 370, 636 87, 786 165, 854 166,915 572, 375, 105, 983 113, 819 466,116 261, 229 89, 677 24, 959 64, 718 524, 519, 4, 346,845 177, 257 1, 327, 537 885,179 403, 628 481, 551 1, 265, 204 1, 218,169 1, 589, 617 1, 625, 240 106, 425 57, 460 854,147 275, 366 578, 781 1,781 1,781 98, COO 231, 90, 535 90, 535 75, 946 35,476 40, 470 224, 224, 268 SUPERIOR, W I S 1, 828,990 1,597,311 269 STEUBENVILLE, OHIO_ City corporation. _ School district 1, 537, 044 908, 580 628,464 1,312,287 684, 562 627, 725 1,145, 806 558, 551 587, 255 349, 883 33,964 6,865 79,335 438, 392 234, 644 837, 558 86, 742 o 15, 960 247, 639 100, 440 124,317 U2 270 ORANGE, N.J 2, 315, 205 1, 990, 820 1, 628,109 106,610 256,101 324, 40, 260 364, 615 271 ALAMEDA, CALIF City corporationSchool district Utility district-_. 2, 399, 736 1,178, 810 896, 943 323, 983 2,126, 619 1, 048,271 844, 448 233, 900 1, 455. 498 655, 940 799, 537 21 418, 874 340, 910 252, 247 51,421 44,911 155,915 273, 130, .52, 90, 105, 769 378, 886 272 PLALNFIELD, N.J__. 2, !, 654, 758 2, 077, 613 1,796,391 273 LEWISTON, MAINE. 1, i, 249,177 952, 574 855, 317 274 AMSTERDAM, N.Y City corporation. School district 2, 424, 929 847, 048 1, 577, 881 1, 522, 093 619, 965 902, 128 275 N E W BRUNSWICK, N.J_ 2, 361,112 2,120, 030 7, 964 > 408, 752 281, 222 577, 168, 393 40, 745 56, 512 296, 106, 470 190,133 1, 323, 909 501, 399 822, 510 94, 898 94, 898 103, 286 23, 668 79,618 902, 539, 277 363, 559 1, 635, 095 1S3, 588 301, 347 241, 237, 793 3, 289 675] ^ TABLE 3.—SUMMARY OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS, BY D I V I S I O N S O F M U N I C I P A L ^GOVERNMENT: 1931—Continued to [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 27] EXCESS OF REVENUE RECEIPTS OVER— GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS For operation, maintenance, and interest CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT All governmental costs Total Operation and maintenance of general departments Operation and maintenance of public-service enterprises Interest (Table 11) (Table 14) (Table 15) For outlays Excess of governmental-cost payments over revenue receipts Payments Governfor operation, mental-cost maintenance, payments and interest > a £ (Table 16) tr1 H > H ui GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued I—I 276 SANTA BARBARA, CALIF. City corporation School district 277 &2, 335, 456 1, 324, 052 1, 011, 404 $1, 525,141 870, 789 654, 352 $1, 244, 250 662, 763 581, 487 PADUCAH, K Y 1, 296, 014 1,144, 649 807,151 EASTON, P A 1, 570, 689 714, 420 856, 269 1, 477,101 660,139 816,962 1, 251, 375 525, 013 726, 362 City corporation School district $218, 992 $591, 323 Ul 42, 705 Q Ul $185, 430 112,565 72, 865 $810, 315 453, 263 357,052 65,330 272,168 151, 365 34 34 225, 692 135, 092 90, 600 93, 588 54,281 39, 307 $147,358 240,946 $95, 461 95, 461 H M M 279 NEWPORT N E W S , V A 1, 607, 067 1, 478,857 1,002, 382 149, 699 326, 776 128, 210 94, 044 222, 254 280 NORWOOD, OHIO 1,129, 062 578, 047 551, 015 868, 548 376, 393 492,155 77, 844 77, 844 182, 670 123,810 58, 860 250, 551 107, 367 143,184 94, 695 345, 246 City corporation School district 1, 379, 613 685, 414 694,199 281 SIOUX FALLS, S.DAK City corporation School district 1, 665, 079 975,643 689,436 1, 288, 594 603,939 684,655 1,014, 872 401, 646 613, 226 136, 046 136, 046 137,676 66, 247 71, 429 376, 485 371, 704 4,781 356,396 732, 881 282 WAUKEGAN, I I I City corporation School district Park district Sanitary district 2,019,451 1,038,283 884,676 87,111 1,674,482 824,215 799, 020 43,060 8,187 | 1,148,156 378, 995 731, 047 29. 927 8,187 126, 642 126, 642 399, 684 318, 578 67, 973 13,133 344, 969 214, 068 85, 656 44, 051 1,194 291, 312 636, 281 9,381 1 C o tei Ul ?83 MANSFIELD, OHIO C i t y corporation School district 284 COLORADO SPRINGS, C O L O . . C i t y corporation School district 9,85 JOPLIN, M O C i t y corporation School d i s t r i c t . _ ?,m ELKHART, IND__ _. C i t y c o r p o r a t i o n . __ School district287 _ -- TUCSON, ARIZ C i t y corporation School d i s t r i c t - . 288 L A R E D O , Tex 289 KOKOMO, IND _ C i t y corporation School district 290 ROME, N.Y C i t y corporation O u t s i d e school d i s t r i c t s — 291 RICHMOND, IND C i t y corporation School district 'm MOLINE, 111 C i t y corporation School district __ 1,452,164 846,019 606,145 1, 207, 294 611,975 595, 319 976, 452 438, 893 537,559 90, 414 90, 414 140,428 82, 668 57, 760 244, 234, 10, 258,553 503,423 2, 283, 201 1, 533, 671 749, 530 1,961,130 1, 218,408 742, 722 1, 216, 952 518,975 697,977 555, 656 555, 656 188, 522 143, 777 44, 745 322, 315, 6, 528, 274 850,345 1, 310, 099 579, 948 730,151 813, 213 420, 686 392, 527 725, 485 389,412 336,073 10, 269 10, 269 77, 459 21,005 56,454 496, 159, 337, 1, 218,372 578, 574 639, 798 1, 032, 271 514, 684 517, 587 839, 969 365, 507 474,462 84,498 84,498 107, 804 64, 679 43,125 186, 63, 122, 2, 834,894 1, 631, 347 1, 203, 547 1, 681, 330 885,835 795,495 1, 241, 402 538, 508 702,894 129, 792 129, 792 310,136 217, 535 92, 601 1,153, 745, 408, 617,758 14, 656 519,363 466, 219 826,477 376, 043 450, 434 775,935 354, 329 421,606 3, 78: 66, 063 53, 728, 679 332, 757 395,922 13,514 13, 514 33,742 8,058 25, 684 50, 21, 28, 1,120, 214 1, 079, 767 40, 447 44, 511 44, 511 100, 070 97,963 2,107 490, 478, 12, 1, 755, 440 1, 700, 390 55, 050 1, 264, 795 1, 222, 241 42, 554 1, 684, 053 1,137, 981 546, 072 1,328, 389 835,104 493, 285 881, 450 415, 727 465, 723 408, 390 408, 390 38, 549 10,987 27,562 355, 302, 52, 1,779, 266 782,015 997, 251 1,129, 390 600, 359 529, 031 953,962 453, 022 500,940 74, 929 74, 929 100,499 72,408 28,091 649, 181, 468, 1, 387,827 325, 398 171,488 14, 211 200, 312 535, 806 38,488 18, 800 362,459 128,186 H i I 23,131 143,756 499,420 WATERTOWN, N.Y 2,119,171 1,682,654 120, 634 174,193 436, 294 W I L M I N G T O N , N.C__ 1,456,457 831,960 624,497 1,047,259 685,574 361,685 810,470 493,064 317,406 72,057 72,057 164, 732 120,453 44, 279 409, 146, 262, 259,421 149,777 1, 716,203 1, 011,168 705,035 1, 205,617 671,130 534,487 907, 634 436,238 471, 396 74,014 74,014 223, 969 160,878 63,091 510, 340, 170, 167,891 342,695 952, 759 1,142, 767 867,420 1,025,334 618, 796 907, 608 59, 721 19,906 188,903 97,820 85, 117, 295 M U S K O G E E , OKLA C i t y corporation School district ?96 297 MERIDIAN, MISS NASHUA, N.H .. 37,128 | w1 tr 626, 745 I 293 C i t y corporation School district o 69, 342 194, 583 80,423 473,645 279, 922 197, 856 CO T A B L E 3 . — 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 PAYMENTS, BY D I V I S I O N S O F M U N I C I P A L G O V E R N M E N T : [For a l p h a b e t i c a l list of cities, b y S t a t e s , showing r a n k , see p . 10. 1931—Continued F o r text discussion, see p . 27] EXCESS OF R E V E N U E RECEIPTS O V E R — GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS For operation, m a i n t e n a n c e , a n d i n t e r e s t CITY, AND DIVISIONS OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT All governm e n t a l costs a Total Operation and mainten a n c e of general departments Operation and mainten a n c e of public-service enterprises (Table 11) ( T a b l e 14) F o r outlays ( T a b l e 15) Excess of governmental-cost payments over r e v e n u e receipts Payments Governfor operation, mental-cost | maintenance, payments a n d interest ( T a b l e 16) 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 F O R T SMITH, A R K C i t y corporation School district I m p r o v e m e n t district Bridge district PORT HURON, MICH C i t y corporation School district PENSACOLA, F L A C i t y corporation School district BATON ROUGE, L A C i t y corporation School district 302 MARION, OHIO C i t y corporation School district 303 BELLINGHAM, W A S H C i t y corporation School district $980, 270 388, 520 447, 563 111,390 32, 797 $890, 094 335,119 444, 423 77, 755 32, 797 $651, 464 237, 539 388, 322 10,596 15, 007 $72,189 72,189 $166, 441 25, 391 56,101 67,159 17, 790 $90,176 53, 401 3,140 33, 635 $225, 063 $315, 239 1, 547, 466 828, 835 718,631 1, 290, 657 612, 536 678,121 1,073,819 433, 313 610, 506 75, 850 75, 850 140, 988 103, 373 37, 615 256, 809 216, 299 40, 510 139, 782 396, 591 1, 345,139 937, 879 407, 260 1, 266, 765 882,012 384, 753 959,120 616, 696 342, 424 103. 670 103, 670 203, 975 161, 646 42, 329 78, 374 55,867 22, 507 $204,133 1, 308, 725 929, 093 379, 632 911,730 575, 071 336,659 686, 498 388, 748 297, 750 29,138 29,138 196,094 157,185 38, 909 396, 995 354, 022 42,973 180, 735 216, 260 1,179,144 539, 748 639, 396 976, 767 503, 416 473, 351 800, 734 406, 661 394, 073 176, 033 96, 755 79, 278 202, 377 36, 332 166,045 40, 675 161, 702 1,154, 285 676, 963 477, 322 1,098, 578 632, 326 466, 252 854, 707 395, 901 458,806 1, 714 53, 993 189, 340 189, 340 54, 531 47, 085 7,446 55, 707 44, 637 11, 070 | 1 125, 759 2, 032, 514 1 1, 350, 066 682, 448 1, 694,870 1 1, 016, 325 678, 545 1, 472, 342 845, 937 626, 405 84, 274 84, 274 138, 254 86, 114 52,140 337, 644 333, 741 3,903 209, 678 127,966 SANTA ANA, CALIF 2,190, 289 773, 719 1,416,570 1, 524, 856 640, 859 883, 997 1, 278, 642 471, 283 807, 359 126, 634 126, 634 119, 580 42, 942 76' 638 665, 433 132, 860 532, 573 358,497 306,936 306 BLOOMINGTON, I I I 1, 346,129 899, 550 393, 780 52, 799 | 1,101,520 682, 616 371, 280 47,624 ! 830, 743 442, 993 363,852 23,898 182, 001 182, 001 88,776 57, 622 7, 428 23, 726 244,609 216, 934 22, 500 5,175 307 HAGERSTOWN, M D 1, 564, 875 973, 525 591, 350 1,119,390 733, 341 386, 049 619,385 256,842 362, 543 221,104 221,104 278, 901 255, 395 23, 506 445, 485 240,184 205, 301 308 EVERETT, WASH 1, 448, 738 892, 821 555, 917 1, 237, 545 758,671 478, 874 850,187 393,677 456, 510 165, 994 165, 994 221, 364 199, 000 22, 364 211,193 134,150 77,043 j 309 NEWARK, OHIO . 1,180,624 709, 669 470, 955 958, 615 506,997 451,618 744, 328 337, 840 406, 488 78, 843 78,843 135, 444 90, 314 45,130 222, 009 202, 672 19, 337 310 ALTON, I I I _ 679,190 354,483 324, 707 1 594,285 292, 681 301, 604 619 619 84, 286 61,183 23,103 307,764 260,974 46, 790 38, 205 269, 559 > 7, 035, 307 486, 799 1, 002, 151 2, 002, 669 177,582 1, 825, 087 W 304 NEWBURGH, 305 N.Y _ __ _ 986, 954 615,457 371,497 HONOLULU, HAWAII 1 2 _ 10, 526, 926 8, 524, 257 Excess of payments for operation, maintenance, and interest over revenue receipts. 2 76,952 138, 787 321, 561 306, 698 4,103 215, 296 60, 342 282, 351 O Not included in group or grand totals. > TABLE 4 . — P E R C A P I T A R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S AND 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 l p h a b e t i c a l list of cities, b y States, showing r a n k , see p . 10. F o r text discussion, see p . 35. F o r a b s o l u t e a m o u n t s , see t a b l e s 2 a n d 3] P E R CAPITA GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS F O R — PER CAPITA R E V E N U E RECEIPTS F R O M - Taxes All revenues G r a n d total. General propertyl Special Poll Business and nonbusiness license $70. 84 $46.90 $1.20 $2.16 87.14 75.38 54.93 53.93 52.00 58.71 48. 62 35.52 35.52 33.41 1.47 .43 1.16 2.71 3.14 1.40 1.40 1.41 Special assessments and special charges; Subventions and F i n e s , grants, fordonafeits, tions, a n d esand cheats pension assessments 1931 Highway privileges, rents, and interest $4.79 $2.77 5.46 6.31 3.64 4.01 3.87 4.34 2.74 1.50 1.03 .96 Earnings of general departments Earnings of public service enterprises $1.8 Operation, maintenance, and interest Operation and maintenance of general departments $58.15 6.18 70.77 63.42 45.69 44.60 42.71 56.38 50.76 35.90 35.18 33.89 Per capita excess of revenue receipts Operaover tion payand ments maintefor nance Interest operaof tion, public mainteservice nance, enterand prises interest^ $8.29 $12.68 10.37 8.66 6.65 5.97 5.46 16.37 11.97 9.24 9.32 9.29 3 > a I—i > t-1 Ul 1-3 > M Group Group Group Group Group I II III IV V 4.57 4.18 3.20 2.98 3.05 2.09 2.46 1.56 1.43 1.47 G R O U P I . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 500,000 A N D New York, N . Y Chicago, 111 Philadelphia, Pa Detroit, Mich Los Angeles, Calif... $96.12 76.24 66.80 92.70 120.49 51.25 47.93 56.78 63.22 Cleveland, Ohio St. Louis, M o Baltimore, M d Boston, M a s s 80.09 66.67 89.77 105. 57 53.99 41.65 60.52 73.19 1.14 10.70 83.50 85.59 79.73 92.06 67.79 50.96 53.52 64.11 6.24 2.83 Pittsburgh, Pa San Francisco, Calif M i l w a u k e e , Wis Buffalo, N . Y _ _ $2.07 .04 $0.03 .30 1.02 .41 .07 7.45 7.09 6.48 6.13 6.12 4.03 4.00 3.14 3.46 3.35 OVEE ui H M o Ul o fed a $3.24 2.65 .49 2.35 4.21 $2.52 6.88 .51 5.83 19.85 $0.21 .39 .16 .40 .87 $8.79 4.13 2.66 6.08 4.70 $4.62 4.46 9.04 1.32 2.90 $1.15 2.56 1.82 4.07 2.96 $5.43 3.88 4.16 15.57 21.78 $79. 87 55.58 61.65 81.85 80.78 $65.48 43.12 47.67 59.74 62.14 $2.66 2.37 1.10 11.48 9.67 $11. 74 10.09 12.88 10.62 8.97 $16. 24 20.66 5.14 10.85 39.71 2.41 3.34 2.70 1.49 5.71 7.06 6.41 .68 .78 .16 .87 .53 1.58 .60 2.02 2.75 5.30 3.09 7.52 3.33 2.36 3.73 2.76 9.56 5.23 10.72 6.52 63.73 50.02 71.44 91.41 48.58 42.68 54.46 77.32 5.82 3.39 6.52 4.53 9.33 3.95 10.45 9.56 16.36 16.65 18.33 14.16 1.44 3.39 1.13 5.12 1.53 5.46 3.44 3.19 5.92 3.92 8.13 2.83 2.00 1.26 1.79 1.92 2.05 3.29 1.68 5.10 19.56 4.43 4.75 72.63 66.16 63.38 76.60 59.16 47.00 55.19 65.27 3.45 9.39 2.74 2.61 10. 02 9.77 5.44 8.72 10.87 19.43 16.36 15.46 M H M Ul GEOUP II.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 300,000 TO 500,000 14 15 16 17 18 Washington, D . C Minneapolis, M i n n N e w Orleans, L a C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio Newark, N . J 19 20 21 22 Kansas City, M o Seattle, W a s h Indianapolis, I n d . Rochester, N . Y 23 24 25 26 Jersey C i t y , N.J__ __. Houston, Tex Louisville, K y P o r t l a n d , Oreg _ $92.47 66.87 52.37 89.06 91.79 $51.91 48. 35 32. 36 52.47 63.44 63.83 110.12 52.35 87.86 40.96 52. 32 45. 46 58.44 86. 25 52.59 53.18 73.56 61.17 39. 25 36.84 48. 30 $0.01 .22 $0.26 2.18 .82 .09 .15 1.42 .77 .02 $3.52 I $69.25 1 $66.85 3.11 53. 22 44. 95 30. 35 5.14 43. 65 52. 38 5.60 67. 72 71. 24 6.27 88. 56 $2.40 1.92 3.76 2.70 4.42 $6.36 9.54 12.64 12.90 $23. 22 13. 65 8.72 21. 34 3.23 52.97 81. 72 44. 51 85. 61 42. 23 50.78 39. 88 74.22 3.70 18.95 .06 2.11 7.03 11.99 4.56 9.29 10. 87 28.40 7.84 2.24 88.96 43. 04 43. 30 61. 63 72. 29. 36. 45. 14.22 10.41 4.34 | 11.74 8.71 9.55 9.88 11. 93 $7.66 8.13 6.63 10.73 3.16 $3.54 10.48 11.36 16.19 3.41 $9.89 .68 2.68 3.83 2.30 $1.65 5.19 4.35 3.21 3.56 $0.88 .38 .28 .56 .25 $21. 25 5.42 3.98 6.01 7.33 $0.52 1.77 1.44 10.55 3.96 $2.84 1.75 1.87 4.66 3.76 4.29 .51 .48 3.27 4.77 11.49 2.05 6.67 .22 .63 .09 .07 2.57 6.02 1.81 8.55 2.70 1.07 .50 2.24 2.43 2.20 1.63 2.31 5.90 35.88 .16 4.89 5.39 .68 2.13 2.96 .96 .07 2.73 7.93 .20 .38 .14 .49 6.59 3.38 2.12 1.54 3.90 1.95 1.42 2.64 1.69 1.45 2.30 2.12 5.57 5.43 5.51 7.59 27 41 90 02 2.47 3.23 2.06 4.86 $40. 89 29.69 45.01 39.14 30.24 $3.60 3.16 3.60 4.77 1.79 41.37 26.23 36.07 1 41.20 30.95 30.48 21.16 27.28 29.32 23.48 2.48 .12 2.44 1.45 2.03 8.42 1 4.95 6.35 10.43 5.43 18.35 6.01 6.22 12.93 5.67 GROUP III—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000 27 28 29 30 31 Toledo, Ohio C o l u m b u s , Ohio___ D e n v e r , Colo O a k l a n d , Calif Atlanta, Ga 32 33 34 35 36 St. P a u l , M i n n Birmingham, Ala Dallas, Tex A k r o n , Ohio Memphis, Tenn._ 37 38 39 40 41 Providence, R . I San Antonio, Tex Omaha, Nebr Syracuse, N . Y D a y t o n , Ohio 42 43 44 45 46 Worcester, M a s s O k l a h o m a C i t y , Okla_ Richmond, Va Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio Grand Rapids, Mich _. . _ __ __ __ $55.69 51.46 66. 60 70.83 38. 60 $37. 41 32.26 44.17 38.64 21.12 $0.43 .43 59.72 32.24 42.30 54.14 36.62 33.55 15.33 26.16 35.04 23.01 .24 63.80 39.17 67.11 68.04 50.03 48.59 28.14 40.40 42.88 36. 72 72.49 50.71 i 57.32 46.61 | 67.07 49. 30 26.67 32.80 34.36 39. 78 $5.91 5.10 5.15 4.47 2.25 $0.14 .24 .28 .42 .75 $1. 04 1.04 .92 10.13 1.15 $1.86 2.57 1.30 1.29 1.47 $1. 37 .97 2.85 1.57 1.98 $4.78 6.25 10.35 12.89 6.86 1.99 4.81 .17 2.55 1.88 5.52 5.17 2.79 6.48 1.37 .18 .68 .32 .37 .26 9.83 4.38 3.29 .80 3.22 3.26 .77 1.53 .98 .68 1.11 1.00 2.71 1.93 .84 4.04 .10 5.32 4.86 5.17 .25 •51 .27 .94 1.63 2.39 1.07 .51 4.95 7.74 3.18 .13 .14 .39 .17 .36 1.31 3.54 1.85 9.10 .52 3.47 .86 2.19 .37 1.33 1.84 .84 1.27 .91 1.65 6.84 4.87 15.13 3.83 3.62 55.38 36. 41 50. 20 60. 65 39.61 44.48 27.61 32.88 51.00 31.86 2.19 1.55 8.69 1.94 1.55 8.72 7.25 8.63 7.71 6.20 8.41 2.76 16.91 7.39 10.41 .56 .81 1.78 3.08 2.15 .44 1.35 9.29 1.05 2.93 9.08 .07 .75 .27 .31 .52 2.01 1.95 1.86 .46 5.28 .73 3.60 3.74 .52 1.57 4.26 1.49 1.70 .92 3.02 4.62 5.20 12.44 4.78 7.38 I 64.45 31. 20 48. 64 34. 26 45.95 1 59. 57 22.97 33.41 28. 59 38.04 1.98 1.70 5.94 2.02 2.59 2.89 6.54 9.28 3.65 5.32 8.04 19. 52 8.68 12. 35 21.11 $0.36 1.13 .19 1.42 .26 8.78 .37 .19 $52.15 40.99 55.24 54.64 35.19 $2.75 2.61 1.58 1.41 2.67 i Italics indicate per capita excess of payments for operation, maintenance, and interest over revenue receipts. i TABLE 4.—PER CAPITA REVENUE R E C E I P T S AND S P E C I F I E D GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS: 1931—Continued [For a l p h a b e t i c a l list of cities, b y S t a t e s , showing r a n k , see p . 10. F o r text discussion, see p . 35. F o r a b s o l u t e a m o u n t s , see tables 2 a n d 3] P E R CAPITA GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS F O R — PER CAPITA R E V E N U E RECEIPTS F R O M - Taxes AU revenues General Special property) Subven- Poll Special Busi- assessments ness and and nonspecial busi- chargesl ness license tions and Fines, grants, fordonafeits, a n d es- tions, and cheats pension assessments High way privileges, rents and interest E a r n - E a r nof ings of ings p u b l i c general service depart- enterm e n t s prises Operation, maintenance, and interest Per capita excess of revenue receipts Opera- Operaover t i o n tion payand and ments m a i n t e mainte- nance for nance Interest! operaof of tion, public general service mainted e p a r t - enternance, ments and prises interest 1 > O > w H > H 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 t—i Xfl H 47 48 49 50 61 Fort Worth, Tex.__ Hartford, C o n n New Haven, Conn.. F l i n t , Mich___ Nashville, T e n n $42.28 80.56 54.74 60.74 38.56 52 53 54 55 56 San Diego, Calif Springfield, Mass__. L o n g Beach, Calif. Bridgeport, C o n n . . Scranton, P a 71.53 75.31 88.82 56. 98 43. 51 57 58 59 $27.98 54.10 $10. 45 .75 47.42 39.85 j 23.35 .35 38.14 52.16 39.90 51.69 35.33 T u l s a , Okla Des Moines, Iowa Salt L a k e C i t y , Utah_. Yonkers, N . Y Paterson, N.J 48. 54 51. 88 41. 97 91.12 66. 32 Jacksonville, Fla__Norfolk, V a Albany, N . Y Trenton, N . J Kansas City, K a n s . 61.82 1 27.14 60. 00 37.91 80. 87 57. 73 56. 38 38. 69 60. 59 1 30.60 29.46 40.64 26.87 67.13 41. 06 ~10."28~ """."80" 2.04 .39 $0. 84 .59 $0.13 .53 .37 .17 .87 $0. 55 $3. 02 .63 1.08 .28 1. 23 .50 | 5.29 .31 4.75 $2.79 2.14 .20 4.67 1.15 .64 1.05 1.26 .37 .28 7.52 .81 7.68 .09 1.63 .35 I .35 .26 .23 .43 1.33 .46 .83 1.55 3.56 5.70 1.32 1. 99 3.10 1.62 .41 i 1.69 .12 I .76 .29 I 6.12 .05 10. 79 .11 5. 48 1. 32 .87 .52 .94 2.69 .82 1.24 1.34 .58 2.06 42. 24 7.81 6.47 44. 43 4.01 37. 09 4.93 1 81.05 9.23 | 59.35 1.10 4.39 1.50 2.24 .84 .92 . 25 6. 57 .91 5.44 .27 | .61 . 12 I .03 . 0 9 I1 .56 6.13 .87 2.80 1.91 .82 1.08 .41 1.89 .25 27. 95 51.97 7.71 52. 67 6.08 59. 73 4.89 58. 93 21.05 1 43.11 10.05 1.83 11. 68 1.25 2.96 2.99 1.83 6. 22 4.38 .42 $1.11 2.29 1.39 .75 2.66 $1. 15 2.63 2.50 4.89 .83 $5. 56 5.87 .01 4.62 4.27 1.57 .50 4.95 .36 1.C9 1.22 2.99 1.C9 1.21 .94 12.04 4.80 21.41 .14 .01 $35.12 66. 90 52.86 44. 50 30.96 $26. 00 57.32 48.38 35.85 23.34 $1. 70 3.00 .02 1.58 2.32 $7.42 6.58 4.46 7.07 5.30 $7.16 13. 66 1.88 16.24 7.60 47.90 68.29 64.67 53.36 38. 81 36.33 60.49 44.49 48.79 35.51 5.13 2.16 12. 74 .07 2 6.44 5.63 7.44 4.50 3.30 23. 63 7.02 24.15 3.62 4.70 () 28.76 34. 62 30. 31 67. 44 49. 56 5.58 3.63 2.57 3.39 3.82 33.27 33.47 44.50 47. 81 1 24.01 11.70 2.54 4. 35 3.89 12.98 1 | I 7.90 6.18 4.21 10.21 5.97 7.00 16. 65 1 10.88 1 7.24 6.13 M o Ul o o M H w Ul 6.30 7. 45 4.88 10. 07 6.98 9.85 7.33 21.13 2. 55 17. 48 67 68 69 70 71 Chattanooga, T e n n Camden, N.J Fort Wayne, I n d . E r i e , P a ._ Elizabeth, N . J 72 73 74 75 76 Spokane, W a s h Wichita, Kans Fall River, Mass _ Cambridge, Mass N e w Bedford, M a s s 77 78 79 80 81 M i a m i , F l a __ Reading, P a . Knoxville, T e n n Peoria, 111 South Bend, Ind 82 83 84 85 86 Tacoma, Wash C a n t o n , Ohio Wilmington, Del G a r y , Ind__ Somerville, M a s s 87 88 89 90 Evansville, Ind E l Paso, Tex Tampa, Fla Lynn, Mass 91 9?, 93 94 Utica, N . Y Duluth, Minn Waterbury, Conn Lowell, M a s s 33. 57 1 50.49 47.78 45.89 47.63 20.51 30.60 30.21 32.21 30.99 42.87 41.17 52.44 77.23 60.73 | 24.74 30.92 36.75 54.86 41.29 _ __ __ 58.13 45.53 38.70 39.30 40.92 40.45 32.41 24.44 31. 67 29. 76 _ _ 67.29 50.87 61.40 39.88 45.34 21.96 33. 74 24. 24 36. 39 31.57 39.54 34.58 48.33 54.10 28.99 21. 79 32. 07 36. 72 6.83 57.66 66.45 63.72 50.84 42. 36 43. 81 55. 38 35.81 1.04 .15 .39 6.86 | ___ __ __ __ _ __ _. _ .58 .46 5.23 32. 75 29.88 30. 75 32.95 39.15 14.09 2.37 5.11 .19 1.90 5.67 5.27 5.19 4.85 30. 29 32.11 41.11 51.15 24. 78 24. 88 29. 47 44. 54 3.60 2.36 2.30 2.92 1.91 4.86 9.33 3.69 9.25 2.47 7.22 2.95 .15 12. 50 4.00 3.58 50. 01 52. 69 54. 70 47.98 44. 29 38. 52 45.32 41. 33 .01 8.26 1.27 3.50 5.72 5.90 8.10 3.15 7.65 13. 77 9.02 2.86 $33.12 54.38 62.48 70.34 34.17 $26. 30 45.46 55.55 58.75 27. 56 $1.90 2.67 1.89 2.88 1.67 $4.91 6.26 5.04 8.71 4.95 $5.62 6.40 9.53 .02 18.69 32. 27 45. 85 23.04 41.41 19.97 .08 3.83 2.94 3.72 .13 3.69 I 6.32 5.97 .05 4.13 49. 59 1 37.47 41.71 27.76 32.58 1.25 3.16 1.39 .08 .11 3.11 1.24 .55 .57 1.67 31.35 3.85 5.27 .27 1 4.20 1.09 1.10 2.00 2.26 .38 1.30 1.10 1.78 .13 2.56 .34 .83 1.34 .20 5.36 1.12 1.39 3.35 3.59 .74 1 .11 .32 .20 .05 2.47 2.59 3.99 1 .85 1.74 .48 .33 2.58 .96 .15 .63 1.79 5.01 1.36 .72 .56 .29 .61 .42 .06 .08 7.20 .47 27.22 1.64 .79 .39 .38 1.70 .73 1.12 .01 .58 2.89 .53 .02 .37 .54 .13 1.43 4.86 3.26 .80 .55 .38 1.24 .48 .26 .15 3.26 i 2.84 .24 .25 -11 .31 .13 .17 8.49 3.42 1.22 1.71 .19 55.27 40.23 41.60 35.81 | 43.97 2.08 1.17 .99 1.06 .92 1.06 .62 .58 1.39 .56 .20 8.55 8.06 3.01 11. 53 8.34 .67 .48 .54 .78 .40 7.26 .41 1.13 .59 1.61 (2) 18.11 i 4.47 11.23 2.79 5.67 32.07 28. 20 36.33 53.86 43.82 .49 .43 .05 .08 .10 .11 .98 1.68 2.20 2.40 .08 2.61 36.12 32.33 43.48 62.84 51. 50 1.88 6.60 .23 29.80 1 30. 79 28.09 24.90 27.30 5.38 .14 3.47 5.29 3.74 .23 .82 .71 .56 .78 .30 .09 6.75 8.84 8.96 14.39 9.23 1.83 1.23 1.33 2.66 1.80 1.46 I .95 .83 .42 .55 .44 .42 .40 2.44 4.02 5.31 5.18 1 5.34 j .37 | 3.07 7.54 3.27 1.30 .44 3.16 .34 1.01 3.18 7.98 11.07 10.36 1.61 .11 1.84 3.80 2.34 23.14 1 45.16 28.62 28.90 38. 42 7.24 I 3.97 1.42 2.55 4.74 .19 3.86 7.99 9.54 8.20 1.72 29.71 , 58.48 38.24 37.69 45.90 .15 1 .27 .04 .09 .04 .78 1 4.28 .22 .21 2.35 6.21 I 10. 24 2.08 5.51 6.18 .18 1 5.16 12.82 5.54 3.14 2.22 I 1.52 1.47 2.21 2.34 .11 .44 1.65 .11 .64 ; .80 .66 .69 .63 1.65 .45 .14 8.44 7.99 5.75 2.66 | 2.92 | 12.02 10. 63 19.80 4.07 1.37 o > H3 > W F CD GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 10? 103 104 Allentown, P a S a c r a m e n t o , Calif Schenectady, N . Y Bayonne, N.J Rockford, 111 Wilkes-Barre, P a _ _ _ Lawrence, Mass_ Savannah, G a . _ B e r k e l e y , Calif _____ Little Rock, Ark . _ __ $38.74 60.78 72.01 70.37 52.87 43.90 54.00 33.01 I 65.26 36.54 1 $26. 93 35.06 47.28 49.22 34. 75 37.03 38.11 23.38 36. 50 $1.20 $1.52 .12 9.28 1.95 .50 $0.58 1.24 4.65 2.78 1.50 .28 .72 3.20 .56 2.40 $3.36 .53 3.01 .46 9.16 $0.04 .50 .12 .01 .23 $2.34 14.49 10.67 7.11 1.19 $0.84 .24 .37 1.65 .57 $0.53 3.23 .52 .35 1.67 .54 .14 .20 .09 .36 .55 .44 3.26 1.00 .93 9.93 1.71 .24 .17 .56 1.80 .62 .39 .92 .82 2.80 1.26 (2) .92 .11 21.74 8.14 1 Italics indicate per capita excess of payments for operation, maintenance, and interest over revenue receipts. 2 Less than one-half of 1 cent $2. 92 5.49 | 3.88 j 8.67 3.79 .02 3.09 3.75 12.20 .12 1 34. 75 52. 61 28. 53 54. 52 25.02 1 1 2.40 2.93 2.55 9.39 4.92 1 9.1 1.39 4.47 10. 74 11.52 CO TABLE 4 . — 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: 1931—Continued [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 35. For absolute amounts, see tables 2 and 3] P E R CAPITA GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS F O R — P E R CAPITA R E V E N U E RECEIPTS F R O M - Taxes All revenues General propertyl Special Poll Subventions Special and Busi- assess- Fines, grants, forments donaness feits, tions, and and and non- special and escheats penbusi- charges] sion ness assesslicense ments Highway privileges, rents, and interest Earnings of general departments Earnings of public service enterprises Operation, maintenance, and interest Opera- Operation tion and and maintemaintenance nance of of public general service d e p a r t - enterments prises Per capita excess of revenue receipts over payments for I n t e r e s t operation, maintenance, and interest i G R O U P I V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 50,000 T O 100,000—Continued $37. 29 34. 45 55.18 28.96 55.33 $22. 01 22.89 36.54 21.99 34.38 46.92 116. 22 36.97 37.40 38.31 35.00 58.08 N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y — Binghamton, N.Y_._ Shreveport, L a Huntington, W.Va.M a n c h e s t e r , N.H___. 76.52 69.29 41.04 33.65 41.98 47.18 47.27 28.56 31.66 31.85 Winston-Salem, N . C E a s t St. Louis, I1L._ Quincy, Mass Lakewood, Ohio. Trov, N . Y .... 45.37 39.41 72.73 49.92 54. 43 24.76 29.39 51.59 37.68 Charlotte, N . C Altoona, P a Saginaw, M i c h St. J o s e p h , M o Lincoln, N e b r Harrisburg, P a Sioux C i t y , I o w a Lansing, Mich Pawtucket, R . I P a s a d e n a , Calif $0.10 1.49 $1.43 1.21 i.79 .18 .18 .94 .10 $2.11 .71 .08 2.71 .49 $1.35 .89 5.05 .68 6.79 $5.38 3.94 5.71 1.73 $0.52 .55 1.88 .92 .51 $0.78 .64 1.03 .66 3.80 $4.90 3.20 4.68 .05 7.90 $33. 77 33.37 40.80 25. 34 41.27 43 .69 .14 .27 1.08 1.67 1.68 4.10 .93 .30 3.05 .59 4.88 .76 13.63 1.32 1.19 1.31 1.69 .93 1.11 .75 1.94 1.05 5.52 3.24 4.21 37.36 6.93 36.01 41.58 35.95 61.89 43.35 78.32 7.10 10.84 26.48 3.56 37.90 4.56 1.49 1.84 .27 .17 5.91 2.11 .16 .14 .07 10.32 9.47 3.12 .05 .74 1.23 .71 .64 .42 .45 .74 3.95 .76 .39 .67 5.06 2.92 5.46 .23 3.10 63.85 58.89 34.46 29.55 36.33 12.67 10.40 6.58 4.10 5.66 1.18 1.44 .79 2.41 1.14 4.59 6.40 1.70 1.92 1.26 6.75 .94 1.16 .37 .28 .43 .80 .16 1.69 .83 3.75 1.96 .67 5.51 ~~5~84~ 3.90 5.48 36.59 30.33 55.05 42.01 49.08 $6.52 5.29 4.93 3.09 4.29 22.84 25.43 47.50 32.93 42. $3.52 1.08 14.37 3.62 14.06 8.77 9.08 17.67 7.91 5.35 52.24 33.97 56.13 61.14 39.42 27.91 23.67 39. 87 41.17 25.75 46.87 36.74 53.28 48.49 136.84 30.47 17.87 42.52 27.27 95.43 Pontiac, M i c h . . . Hammond, Ind. Newton, Mass— Johnstown, Pa... Oak Park, I1L._. 62.81 53.21 93. 95 44.51 50.88 44.86 32.22 61.10 36.08 34.24 140 141 142 143 144 Montgomery, Ala.. Glendale, Calif E v a n s t o n , 111 Covington, K y Topeka, Kans 30.22 79.40 67.25 29.09 54.56 10.81 33.60 45. 31 17.68 38.97 145 146 147 148 149 M o u n t Vernon, N . Y _ Brockton, Mass Passaic, N . J Terre Haute, Ind C h a r l e s t o n , S.C 86.84 61.44 79.44 40.33 47.80 63.28 42.22 57.33 34.25 24.20 2.13 7.20 .66 150 151 152 153 154 Medford, Mass Wheeling, W . V a . . . Charleston, W . V a , A u g u s t a , Ga Davenport, Iowa._ 50.70 38.88 38.14 39.31 41.30 36.20 29.91 31.58 25.17 30.94 4.78 155 156 157 158 159 Lancaster, Pa__ Irvington, N.J.. Madison, W i s . . S a n Jose, Calif.. Chester, P a 37.51 47.17 72.95 44.80 33.87 26.00 31.92 48.38 25.66 25.83 160 161 162 163 164 Hoboken, N . J Maiden, Mass Beaumont, Tex... Union City, N.J.. Bethlehem, Pa__. 72.81 54.54 39.70 56.52 44.09 53.85 39.58 27.05 43.88 28.15 125 126 127 128 129 Springfield, 111 Roanoke, V a Portland, M a i n e . . E a s t Orange, N . L Springfield, O h i o . . 130 131 132 133 134 Cicero, 111 M o b i l e , Ala N e w Britain, Conn.. Racine, Wis Atlantic City, N J . . . 135 136 137 138 139 1 2 1.08 .26 .31 .37 6.30 7.59 .09 4.09 .46 .89 .12 .25 .80 (2) .10 .56 1.55 .59 .07 .46 .08 .47 .14 .15 .29 .24 .78 .28 5.35 .41 .01 .35 .01 2.78 .75 .40 3.63 .82 2.79 2.29 5.05 .77 .65 2.\ 3.02 .09 .92 .07 .07 .23 1.14 1.79 3.25 5.02 2.08 4.86 .24 .81 8.17 8.51 2.27 .66 4.47 .73 .06 .30 .31 .19 .03 2.02 3.55 1.61 1.57 9.55 .15 .30 1.34 .45 2.43 4.25 13. 91 2.91 .26 6.73 .36 .04 .05 .27 .28 5.17 2.15 10.12 4.03 .88 .62 .22 .87 .88 .65 5.05 .88 2.56 1.74 .66 3.73 5.00 10.85 2.1 5.35 .29 .60 .41 .12 .27 4.62 12.77 1.52 .21 8.49 1.16 .69 2.49 .25 2.34 2.37 .96 1 .30 .58 2.32 .61 .78 .46 2.60 .80 .51 .14 1.74 .51 1.13 1.58 2.9L 1.43 .28 1.58 .76 .58 6.18 .20 .67 .33 .65 .71 .61 1.52 .74 1.51 .64 2.68 .58 .38 1.84 1.03 3.02 3.45 .45 1.18 .98 .78 .73 .75 1.33 .46 .45 .61 27.03 25. 59 41.01 43.95 26.16 7.82 40.19 36. 34 47.06 46.30 113.31 30.86 25.34 40.18 39. 82 79. 53 3.24 2.61 2.35 2.61 11.25 45.69 33. 46 65.22 38.87 42. 82 33. 88 28. 72 57.12 33.17 32. 98 3.69 2.62 3.24 4.77 24.27 5.99 4.95 7.70 31.37 60. 63 50. 85 28. 48 39. 27 20. 50 38. 26 41. 93 22. 85 31. 63 7.88 4.42 10.18 75. 22 51. 02 68. 23 35.14 39.93 59. 45. 48. 32. 24. 44. 79 I 35. 85 29.28 32. 02 31.44 38.29 29. 22 25. 93 26. 64 29. 27 2.21 3.33 30. 44. 57. 37. 29. 23. 46 38. 19 47. 40 35.10 24. 79 3.53 55. 31 41. 02 22.07 46. 21 26.65 4.46 2.33 4.49 15.39 1 .86 6.40 5.18 3.15 2.90 5.67 4.18 6.25 13. 74 3.95 3.81 8.22 1 .02 | 4.88 I .08 .73 .11 .04 .56 5.46 2.31 2.52 2.49 .39 1.73 .31 1.72 .51 13.55 1.83 .45 3.76 .57 5.57 .09 .22 .46 .18 .30 .71 .25 .01 1.48 4.19 6.07 1.39 1.18 .33 .72 .77 .64 .39 .36 1.41 .95 .89 .39 .46 5.79 5.90 3.52 .54 .01 .08 .26 .55 .20 2.39 4.71 3.02 11.49 3.15 3.58 .65 .17 2.14 .49 .36 2.9! .07 .11 .47 .01 .10 6.37 1.00 3.21 6.33 2.93 Italics i n d i c a t e per c a p i t a excess of p a y m e n t s for operation, m a i n t e n a n c e , a n d ' Less t h a n one-half of 1 c e n t . () .40 2.09 1.15 1.61 3.93 .37 .35 .58 6.15 .45 6.39 1.35 1.31 2.12 2.32 1.58 2.50 .63 .83 1.92 1.04 1.43 1.25 .80 .36 1.42 1.91 1.28 .38 2.62 1.53 .59 7.44 .03 5.18 i 3.76 6.34 37. 86 1 30.82 50. 89 55. 60 31.39 98 30 32 61 44 68.65 47.11 33. 73 52. 20 5.03 ]I 35.14 1 91 38 50 36 09 .30 3.51 3.19 1.40 3.01 || 4.93 6.37 8.45 3.84 6.10 8.40 4.53 3.87 22.52 14.38 3.15 5.24 5.54 8.03 6.68 .39 6.22 2.19 23.54 8.12 2.12 4.87 5.68 6.15 1 17.12 19.75 28.73 5.64 8.08 2.90 17.11 2.28 2.62 2.98 7.97 5.26 6.44 3.01 4.66 1.15 18.77 16. 60 15.28 % W 4.18 2.60 9.10 11.13 3.04 10.63 2.22 7.53 11. 62 10.42 11. 22 5.18 7.88 W 4.29 3.29 3.04 2.69 2.03 5.91 3.04 8.85 7.29 9.86 3.97 6.11 5.83 2.51 4.64 6.55 2.87 15.63 7.19 4.42 .01 3.68 .56 8.31 .32 2.69 .14 4.09 .02 2.31 8.88 3.76 7.16 5.99 6.17 1 .61 0 H > F 1-3 > r/2 4.16 7.43 5.97 4.32 8.95 it over r e v e n u e receipts. OX TABLE 4.—PER CAPITA R E V E N U E R E C I P T S AND S P E C I F I E D GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS: 1931—Continued [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 35. For absolute amounts, see tables 2 and 3] 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 General p r o p e r t y Special G R O U P I V .—CITIES 167 168 Springfield, Mo Austin, Tex Decatur, 111 East Chicago, Ind Hamtramck, Mich $30. 46 46.60 45.56 46.05 61.08 $22. 64 19. 34 27. 39 32. 57 46.12 170 171 172 173 174 Holyoke, Mass Cedar Rapids, Iowa York Pa New RochelleV N ~Y _ " " Jackson, Mich 83.46 41.57 32.48 97.38 58.64 39. 69 33. 40 23. 27 81.32 38. 55 175 176 177 178 179 McKeesport, Pa Kalamazoo, Mich Cleveland Heights, Ohio Greensboro, N.C Waco, Tex 40.87 55.47 81.30 50.14 | 38.30 1 27. 23 37. 60 54. 81 23.43 26.35 180 181 182 183 Macon, Ga Dearborn, Mich Hamilton, Ohio Galveston, Tex 34.22 123. 00 61. 74 i 47. 27 I 19.96 85.65 30.65 27.35 Poll .28 .43 .57 2.86 .32 2.33 .02 .48 Highway privileges, rents, and interest E a r n - E a r nof ings of ings p u b l i c general service d e p a r t - enterm e n t s prises Opera- Operation tion Operaand and tion, m aintemainte- mainte- nance nance, i nance of of and public interest general service departenterments prises HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued $0.19 $12.05 Business and nonbusiness license Special assessments and special charges Subventions and Fines, grants, fordonafeits, tions, a n d esand cheats pension assessments Per capita excess of revenue receipts over | payments for I n t e r e s t operation, maintenance, and interest ! .12 $3.03 .14 .28 .30 .28 $0.95 .12 9.31 .09 1.43 $0.22 .21 .17 .09 .14 $1.89 3.48 1.21 1.86 7.22 $0.90 1.17 .57 .24 .65 $0.58 1.64 1.05 .29 .86 $0.06 20.50 5.59 10.32 4.37 $24.39 34.12 31. 40 41.85 58. 79 $21. 99 21. 71 21. 59 30. 68 47. 64 $.12 7.51 4.89 4.95 5.45 $2.28 4.90 4.92 6.22 5.70 $6. 07 12. 48 14.16 4.19 2.29 1.10 .52 .64 1.19 .16 .31 1.05 1.80 2.06 3.85 .14 .19 .12 .39 .14 1.19 .65 2.88 7.69 6.12 .89 .34 2.57 1.05 .78 1.91 .92 .65 .82 5.08 25.74 4.49 52. 60 30.11 24. 40 80.46 32.50 18.46 2.72 3.96 75.18 36. 34 27.11 91.95 39.86 2.43 4.12 3.51 2.71 11.49 4.93 8.27 5.23 5.37 5. 43 18. 79 .22 .17 2.73 1.74 .08 1.14 3.19 10.76 9.38 .02 .42 .45 .09 .48 .21 3.86 4.48 .54 7.81 3.55 .59 .98 1.86 1.12 1.51 1.88 1.54 1.58 .92 .44 5.20 7.04 6.59 5.12 6.14 35. 06 43.73 60. 67 41.01 33.81 | 28.66 37.43 42.50 22.74 24.37 3.16 3.29 6.71 1.90 2.83 3.24 3.00 11.47 16.38 6.61 5.81 11.74 20. 62 9.12 4.49 3.01 .53 2.12 .16 .01 12.47 3.67 .01 .62 .24 .12 .20 1.63 4.61 .61 6.14 .65 5.46 .86 2.40 2.99 1.89 .83 5.47 5.35 12.14 22.41 5.53 | 30.43 92. 52 38.56 39.33 | 24.85 59.67 23.17 29.06 3.75 11.24 11.13 2.26 1.84 21.62 4.26 8.02 | 3.79 30.48 23.18 7.94 184 185 186 187 Durham, N.C_ _ Highland Park, Mich F r e s n o , Calif Port Arthur, Tex 47.69 1 73.15 58.59 34.90 1 21.88 50. 45 35. 72 21.82 188 189 190 191 Asheville, N . C Kenosha, Wis B e r w y n , III _._ Pueblo, Colo. 53.72 J 54.62 56.14 43.15 34.04 34. 01 26. 08 25. 66 19? 193 194 195 Columbia, S.C._ _ Pittsneld, Mass Jackson, M i s s __ Woonsocket, K . I 33.91 54.55 36.11 49.75 19. 53 38.11 22. 04 40. 44 __ .13 .97 .71 2.08 .16 6.68 .97 .97 .11 .48 .52 .15 8.70 4.74 15.04 6.59 .94 4.43 .31 1.41 .47 6.54 .86 .40 7.80 I I 4.84 3.09 4.37 35.18 64.46 51.64 30.03 22.02 54.30 46.48 20.24 2.51 3.07 1.54 2.82 10.64 1 7.09 1 3.63 6.97 12.51 8.70 6.94 4.86 .08 .86 .62 1.81 .36 1.32 2.62 22.20 4.29 .21 .15 .06 .18 7.91 3.21 1.92 4.02 1.52 1.00 .26 .72 .75 1.13 .61 .50 7.02 4.32 3.19 7.42 43.65 50.38 42.22 33.66 26.48 45.86 27.02 24.51 1.11 1.36 2.53 4.46 16.06 3.16 12.66 4.69 10.07 4.24 13. 92 9.49 .17 .55 .20 .21 2.06 .94 1.63 .29 .70 2.05 5.17 .77 .49 .09 .70 .01 4.56 1.04 .87 .80 .24 .15 .12 2.10 1.32 1.27 1.43 .71 4.83 3.03 3.95 j 4.42 30. 22 45. 56 27.72 40. 09 23.19 41.41 18.16 28. 21 1.83 1.34 2.08 1.92 5.20 2.82 7.48 9.96 3.69 8.99 8.39 9.66 $56. 92 45.55 63.88 33. 04 47.47 $50. 07 32 83 42.27 29.63 40.90 $4.54 11.11 15.22 3.41 6.17 $5.11 11.16 17.81 5.35 6.73 52.98 72.46 49.18 62.52 51.83 48.61 63.68 42.28 55. 94 42.29 1.83 4.05 4.51 6.58 3.39 2.88 16.68 2.34 11.09 6.14 32.57 26.02 24.66 24.42 28. 65 4.61 5.69 1.35 2.39 2.25 10. 78 15. 50 7.27 10.16 6.09 7.56 7.32 GROUP V.—CITIES H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N 196 197 198 199 200 Everett, Mass__. Clifton, N . J P h o e n i x , Ariz N e w Castle, P a . . Stockton, Calif.. $62. 03 56. 71 81.69 38.39 54.20 $45. 07 39.40 34.79 28.43 35.15 201 202 203 204 205 Haverhill, M a s s _ . Brookline, M a s s . _ Muskegon, M i c h . Stamford, C o n n . . Elmira, N . Y 55.86 89.14 51. 52 73.60 57.97 39.15 65.99 31.71 68.41 35.03 206 207 Bay City, Mich_. A u r o r a , 111 Muncie, Ind Waterloo, Iowa W i l l i a m s p o r t , Pa_ 54.66 50.21 33.59 39.33 37.00 31.54 32.75 29.15 27.47 27.26 211 212 213 214 215 Chelsea, M a s s Lexington, K y Jamestown, N . Y . Portsmouth, Va._ L o r a i n , Ohio 68.79 41.89 74.75 41.44 50.09 51.80 33.55 34.51 19.46 35.60 6.45 216 217 218 219 220 Chicopee, M a s s Joliet, 111 Amarillo, Tex Cranston, R.I W i c h i t a Falls, T e x . 61.40 44.81 38.17 34.13 38.78 35.14 28.26 25.63 31.18 25.07 7.89 3.28 5.89 10.16 .58 .50 .57 .81 .07 .12 .50 1.60 .47 1.06 .08 .03 .45 .01 .09 O F 30,000 T O 50,000 $0.65 4.02 .36 .46 1.10 $0.14 .07 .50 .16 2.42 $1.09 4.64 16.11 3.48 11.28 $0.56 .52 1.13 .30 1.43 .72 2.45 .16 .22 1.18 .06 .05 .33 .44 .23 1.11 .55 4.83 1.33 10.90 .53 .27 3.80 1.00 .43 .11 1.34 .13 .55 .48 .24 .16 .06 .38 .13 6.66 .78 1.42 .38 3.45 1.63 .52 .23 .25 .64 43. 88 34.71 26.32 29.17 30.91 .77 2.22 2.52 3.49 1.77 .14 .24 .06 .40 .30 .70 2.30 10.01 1.91 .75 .46 .73 .68 7.08 .96 56.53 34.22 58.86 35.40 35.75 50.32 31.44 42.35 21.09 27.69 4.57 2.68 5.39 11.55 5.80 12.27 7.66 15.89 6.04 14.34 .59 1.16 .16 .24 .12 .06 .37 .33 .02 .43 1.32 1.64 2.90 .50 3.87 .25 .56 52.03 37.17 38.07 29.54 39.35 40. 03 28.80 26.55 25.33 24.94 2.40 4.36 8.21 4.21 10.85 9.36 7.64 .10 4.60 .57 i Italics indicate per c a p i t a excess of p a y m e n t s for operation, m a i n t e n a n c e , a n d interest over r e v e n u e receipts. 2 Less t h a n one-half of 1 cent. 3.61 1.71 2.53 .89 1.10 6.50 W w Or GO TABLE 4 . — P E R C A P I T A R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S AND 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: 1931—Continued [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 35. For absolute amounts, see tables 2 and 31 P E R CAPITA GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS F O R — P E R CAPITA R E V E N U E RECEIPTS F R O M — Taxes All revenues General propertyl Special Poll Subventions and Special Fines, Busi- assessfor- grants, donaments feits, ness tions, and and non- special and es- and penbusi- charges cheats sion ness assesslicense ments Highway EarnEarn- ings privi- ings of of public leges, general rents, depart- service and enterinter- ments prises est Operation, maintenance, and interest Per capita excess of revenue receipts Opera- Operaover tion tion payand and ments mainte- maintefor nance nance Interest operaof of tion, general public maintedepart- service nance, ments enterand prises interest i GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued ">1 ,99 !23 '94 ">f> ">6 ,97 »9* »9Q '30 Columbus, Ga W a r r e n , Ohio Kearny, N . J __ _ L i m a , Ohio Council Bluffs, I o w a '31 '33 '34 '35 Lynchbure', Va St. P e t e r s b u r g , F l a . Ogden, U t a h _ E a s t Cleveland, Ohio •36 •37 •38 >39 !40 Oshkosh, W i s L a Crosse, Wis__ . _ __ Anderson, I n d F i t c h b u r g , Mass_ Poughkeepsie, N . Y »^9 $58.18 59.58 94.12 42.97 53.03 B a t t l e Creek, M i c h Perth Amboy, N.J_ Montclair, N . J P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio Salem, M a s s - - _ 33.83 48.72 67.70 ! 47.43 39.73 41.11 44.72 122. 28 39.21 59.15 47.16 i 43.75 54. 20 58.15 70.59 | $37.80 43. 28 62. 86 27. 05 35. 64 18. 60 31.42 36.34 31. 77 29. 91 31.71 25.58 55.59 21.08 41.16 31.33 29.47 24.52 38.55 48.94 $0. 46 .22 6.56 (2) $0.15 .50 .10 1.52 .03 .19 .18 .35 .01 1.27 3.38 2.71 7.19 1.00 .39 .55 $0.12 1.54 4.13 2.16 .71 $2.67 1.19 6.83 5.00 .19 $0. 69 .16 .10 .32 .04 $10. 45 3.57 6.19 .53 .69 $0.57 2.25 3.44 .71 .42 $1.10 .40 1.01 1. 55 2.91 $4.78 7.18 8.97 5.44 5.35 $44. 55 52. 90 78.13 36. 77 51.19 $39.88 39. 44 58. 66 25. 53 44. 32 $2. 00 3.39 3.76 2.38 4.55 $2.68 10.07 15.71 8.87 2.33 $13. 62 6.68 15. 99 6.20 1.83 2.84 2.42 11.16 2.63 .45 2.01 5.43 2.88 4.48 .60 .64 .55 .03 .09 .24 1.31 .48 5.89 .46 .66 .23 .73 2.80 .72 .32 3.69 .67 1.16 1.31 1.47 4.42 5.50 7.40 5.77 5.90 27. 64 32. 84 67. 44 35. 34 30. 80 22. 35 24. 53 47. 66 25. 08 24.12 1.91 2.18 3.44 3.43 4.02 3.39 6.13 16.35 6.82 2.66 6.19 15. 88 .25 12.09 8.93 .54 5.25 1.76 .94 2.56 2.56 1.44 27.44 4.42 5.23 .31 .92 .40 .62 .61 .75 2.07 3.46 6.82 .60 .48 1.68 1.62 .39 2.67 .63 2.83 6.13 .57 1.37 4.14 4.63 25.87 4.36 3.68 30.60 37.69 81.63 32. 97 48.48 25.57 30.41 46.74 25. 54 37.46 2.16 1.18 17.09 2.21 3.57 2.86 6.09 17.79 5. 22 7.45 10.52 7.03 40.65 6.24 10.66 .79 .66 .18 .83 .92 1.40 2.92 2.73 .31 2.62 .21 .14 .05 .03 .19 2.46 2.79 1.65 1.36 9.17 .72 .74 .37 .77 .47 1.13 1.00 1.40 5.10 1.92 5.74 3.31 22. 92 3.47 5.36 1 37. 05 31. 68 39. 45 53.06 57.41 33.12 28.02 24.61 47.92 46.72 2.65 1.57 13.28 2.27 3.98 1.28 2.10 1.56 2.87 6.71 | 10.11 12.07 14.75 5.09 13.18 241 242 243 244 245 "Waltham, M a s s . S h e b o y g a n , Wis_ Bloomfield, N . J . . Green B a y , W i s . Butte, Mont 58.47 50.66 63.10 58.78 36.37 41.45 31.76 39.89 38.52 25.33 246 247 248 249 250 Q u i n c y , 111 Meriden, Conn San B e r n a r d i n o , Calif S a n t a M o n i c a . Calif High Point, N . C 37.22 43.43 37.93 83. 21 54.20 23.21 35. 96 17.55 50.57 24.22 251 252 253 254 255 Arlington, M a s s Cumberland, M d R o c k I s l a n d , 111 Raleigh, N . C W e s t N e w Y o r k , N.J_. 65.19 39.59 39.69 38. 49 58.79 48.05 24.27 23.65 22. 87 47.45 5.81 .55 256 257 258 259 260 White Plains, N . Y . Taunton, Mass Hazleton, P a W e s t Allis, W i s D a n v i l l e , 111 128. 56 64.59 33.57 51.53 29.11 84.71 33.80 26.79 34. 78 21.00 3.74 6.78 261 262 263 264 265 Norwalk, Conn Auburn, N . Y Zanesville, Ohio___ Elgin, 111 Watertown, Mass_ 59.44 44.43 36.05 41.96 63.61 40.39 24.29 23.61 27.12 46.95 .39 1.05 .23 .67 7.24 .61 266 267 268 269 270 Revere, Mass Norristown, Pa Superior, W i s Steubenville, Ohio_. Orange, N . J 57.83 30.93 51.09 39.13 65.98 44.22 1 21.12 39.36 26.91 44.91 5.35 .48 2.78 271 272 273 274 275 A l a m e d a , Calif Plainfield, N . J Lewiston, M a i n e Amsterdam, N . Y N e w B r u n s w i c k , N.J_. 70.58 70.64 32.56 53.88 61.01 31.85 51.72 23.91 33.36 37.40 276 277 278 279 280 S a n t a B a r b a r a , Calif_. Paducah, K y Easton, P a Newport News, Va N o r w o o d , Ohio 61.17 34.32 49.80 49.43 42.86 18.83 37. 48 27.84 32.68 1 6.59 2.83 .19 o. 13 .50 1 .23 .22 .69 .75 .07 .57 .08 .13 .55 1.83 5.29 1.99 .48 .27 .35 .36 .62 .34 .03 .13 .57 .11 2.79 .12 .20 .84 .83 2.30 1.03 .38 1.08 1 4.76 4.40 4.82 2.97 .04 | .15 .16 .20 .39 .63 .18 2.26 1.89 .81 5.16 .22 .40 2.58 3.64 .15 .20 .49 .71 .31 .78 .33 1.21 1.23 1.79 1.97 1.29 7.80 2.71 .19 .07 .18 .36 2.43 .74 .29 .72 .49 11.80 .10 .18 2.81 5.13 .17 2.49 2.42 1.08 .68 .14 2.59 2.69 7.07 .27 .48 .22 2.51 2.31 2.23 .84 .01 .92 2.65 1.04 .28 2.56 .20 1.59 2.19 .96 1.46 .96 3.83 2.29 1.18 2.63 5.25 2.77 6.39 .33 1 1.00 3.17 .45 .45 2.61 1.21 .69 1.51 .25 3.86 1 5.48 6.80 6.30 .90 1.52 10.33 9.57 8.87 .86 .28 .46 .68 1.10 1.13 .82 .76 3.28 .92 5.18 1 2.81 5.69 13.93 14. 24 .62 .99 .81 .37 1.65 1.08 3.60 .26 .78 .73 4.79 5.01 4.03 6.12 .04 1 1.45 3.37 1.58 4.35 6.80 .15 .01 .13 .27 .20 9.27 1.02 3.54 2.73 1.27 1.31 .55 .36 .40 .04 1.51 2.39 .44 1.05 .98 11.65 18.63 .39 .08 .31 .08 ! .04 1.26 8.13 .11 1.46 .67 1.18 .39 .81 .42 .24 1.21 .80 .90 1.25 1.34 13.64 4.61 4.96 3.50 5.57 .05 .03 1.65 .56 .08 1.34 4.40 4.08 .66 6.67 .16 .62 .22 .83 3.72 1.63 1.57 .37 .95 .92 .01 6.15 .04 1.50 2.41 .43 .19 .21 .04 .15 11.31 5.63 2.75 9.58 3.97 1.53 3.19 .55 1.11 2.17 1.74 .72 1.22 .36 4.23 .08 5.05 2.36 1.18 .10 .17 1.25 .17 12.34 2.01 3.64 1.90 .50 .43 .25 1.10 .78 2.24 7.92 1.45 1.30 5.21 1.21 .10 2.22 11.47 .98 1 2.78 1 1.02 3.48 (2) 3.28 | .18 3.77 6.11 23.44 2.75 5.73 8.14 3.77 3.69 1.40 10.65 4.02 3.29 14.93 6.89 16.96 6.17 2.05 2.81 2.77 11.13 5.27 2.38 2.06 3.06 6.93 18.11 9.47 3.69 7.32 16.17 5.44 42.06 26.67 21.25 22.51 50.64 2.85 1.83 1.72 2.50 3.42 6.08 3.26 10.03 7.70 16.87 5.01 13. 45 3.46 .45 98. 54 54. 65 30.70 42.12 26.96 77.90 39.14 26.50 35.69 23.99 6.35 11.59 3.30 .02 14.29 3.92 4.20 3.14 2.95 28.02 9.94 2.87 9.41 2.15 47.52 38.04 27.11 1 31.86 ' 50. 87 | 34.38 33.19 21.67 25.14 43.43 7.91 3.27 2.53 2.39 2.91 5.24 1.57 2.91 4.33 4.53 11.91 6.39 8.94 10.10 12.74 50.67 26. 05 44.23 36.35 55. 77 44.53 23.53 41.52 31.74 45.61 1.57 .05 4.57 2.47 2.71 2.10 7.17 7.16 4.88 6.86 2.78 10.21 59.90 59. 02 27.14 43.49 60.92 41.00 51.03 24.37 37.83 46.99 7.11 7.99 1.61 2.95 8.66 10.67 11.61 5.42 10.39 .09 5.36 7.87 6.54 9.49 5.31 17.09 1.23 6.98 6.46 10.04 54.70 || 35. 73 56.20 41. 82 30.21 48.13 1 31. 74 41.02 35.74 26.91 27. 75 39.75 30.62 67.05 48.76 23.30 34.88 24.78 48.99 25.38 48.33 34. 58 26.24 35.03 58.34 1 44. 08 33. 08 42.81 42.97 35.96 23.33 36.27 29.12 32. 82 1 25.25 1 2.89 I 2.59 4.53 2.05 2.51 2.99 11.80 1.16 2.71 5.28 2.76 1.89 2 (4.35 ) 2.26 O fel 3 teJ W >1 tr > tr1 teJ Ul 1 Italics i n d i c a t e per c a p i t a excess of p a y m e n t s for operation, m a i n t e n a n c e , a n d interest over r e v e n u e receipts. 2 Less t h a n one-half of 1 cent. Or TABLE 4.—PER CAPITA REVENUE R E C E I P T S AND S P E C I F I E D GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS: 1931—Continued [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p . 35. For absolute amounts, see tables 2 and 3] P E R CAPITA GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR— P E R CAPITA R E V E N U E RECEIPTS F R O M — Taxes All revenues General p r o p e r t y Special Poll Business and nonbusiness license Special assessments and special charges Subventions and Fines, grants, fordonafeits, tions, a n d esand cheats pension assessments Highway privileges, rents, and interest EarnEarnof ings of ings p ublic general service d e p a r t - enterm e n t s prises Operation, maintenance, and interest Opera- Operation tion and and m aintemainten ance nance Interest of of p u blic general service d e p a r t - enterments prises Per capita excess of revenue receipts over payments for operation, maintenance, and interest i GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued Sioux Falls S D a k 281 282 ?83 284 285 Mansfield, Ohio Colorado Springs, Colo Joplin, M o WW Elkhart, Ind 287 288 289 290 Rome, N . Y _ 291 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 9qq 300 ... R i c h m o n d , Ind_ _- M o l i n e , 111 -Watertown, N . Y Nashua, N . H Fort Smith, Ark Port Huron, Mich Pensacola, F l a _- ._ __ „- $58.76 67.37 50.17 83.67 29.31 $40. 35 35.73 34.95 38. 30 20. 63 36.90 66.78 15.20 25.54 49.16 28.18 26. 03 9.97 22. 59 25. 53 55.39 54.37 66.76 37. 09 48.08 29. 35. 38. 27. 30. 35.85 38.47 38.02 53.23 j 36.11 ! 21. 71 32. 06 18.17 33.08 22.59 28 61 33 02 09 $0.30 $0.16 .15 .68 .10 2.16 .46 2.70 .68 .64 (2) .10 $0.71 1.85 2.73 .52 1.86 $3.03 20.79 4.60 2.41 2.06 $0.24 .23 .63 .14 .15 $1.94 .86 .63 1.41 2.31 $1.42 .55 .46 .52 1.06 $2.05 .68 1.97 1.34 1.03 .18 1.94 .13 .03 3.42 .94 9.53 .03 1.98 .07 .82 .05 .06 .19 1.53 18.02 3.99 1.57 10.06 .56 1.11 .66 .12 .46 .54 1.00 .06 .75 2.79 .05 1.36 2.43 2.20 .74 .86 8.22 2.41 .98 .77 .09 .46 .16 .31 .51 1.48 1.18 10.21 .36 3.29 .81 .62 .84 .37 3.09 1.13 3.05 2.48 1.20 3.37 .92 .17 2.55 .03 3.05 5.24 .45 4.64 5.43 .70 .55 .15 .84 .47 .79 1.55 .29 4.71 7.25 3.96 .14 .61 1.06 .64 .59 .75 .90 1.31 1.39 1.31 $9.02 6.67 3.90 39.02 .20 $37. 46 48. 82 35. 40 58. 37 24. 20 $29.50 33. 47 28. 63 36. 22 21. 59 $3.95 3.69 2.65 16.54 .31 $4.00 11. 65 4.12 5.61 2.31 $21. 30 18. 55 14. 76 25. 31 5.10 25.15 37. 39 11.94 22. 01 33.84 2.53 3.91 .11 .41 1.34 3.23 9.34 1.99 1.02 3.02 6.00 16.14 1.16 2.09 10. 95 25 26. 71 97 1 29.53 09 42. 97 45 1 25. 12 44 | 28.19 12.38 2.32 3.73 2.23 2.30 1.17 3.11 5.39 5.10 6.96 15.13 19. 40 14. 66 4.64 10. 64 30. 91 4.76 8.33 50. 64 .33 14. 04 .23 23. 44 4.06 1 38.21 ! 21.58 3.85 7.74 4.19 6.21 4.31 .49 i 4.75 4.93 3.03 1 40. 34. 52. 32. 37. 27.11 32. 24 28. 08 40. 71 40. 09 19.34 28.54 20.55 33.87 30.35 1.87 .63 2.28 2.39 3.28 5.90 8.75 6.22 3.08 9.94 5.25 4.45 I 12.51 6.45 1 8.98 301 30? 303 304 305 Baton Rouge, L a M a r i o n , Ohio B e l l i n g h a m , Wash_ _ Newburgh, N . Y _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ S a n t a A n a , Calif-- 35. 70 I 36.14 36. 59 58.05 58.34 25.56 26.92 20.43 34.80 30.11 306 307 308 309 310 B l o o m i n g t o n , I1L_ __ Hagerstown, M d . E v e r e t t , Wash__ _ __ Newark, Ohio. _ _ A l t o n , 111 - . . ___ 45.91 46.00 47.02 40.42 I 31.21 27.45 23. 53 23.18 27.36 22. 00 71.77 49.19 Honolulu, Hawaii 1 2 3 3 .32 .05 .97 .55 .80 .81 1.89 2.24 .44 1.18 1.93 2.44 3.02 1.81 1.95 .18 .37 .22 .13 .57 2.70 .56 7.69 10.51 14.53 .79 .34 .58 .68 .47 .79 2.66 .56 2.20 3.23 6.66 5.78 1 5.54 .60 .39 .65 2.64 1.45 5.74 2.25 1.06 2.79 5.34 .31 .14 .38 .44 .09 .83 2.67 7.94 .41 1.11 .78 .39 1.07 .75 .44 1.66 .35 1.19 .76 .75 8.54 15.73 11.54 4.48 | .03 7.05 5.01 .39 .14 1.29 1.25 Italics indicate per capita excess of payments of operation, maintenance, and interest over revenue receipts. Less than one-half of 1 cent. Not included in group or grand totals. 1.03 1 6.63 28.85 1 31.01 34.88 53.98 48. 56 21.72 25.42 27.13 46.89 40.72 6.01 2.68 4.03 6.21 1 5.59 1.73 I 4.40 3.81 35.53 36.11 40. 05 31.23 22. 34 26.80 19.98 27.51 24. 25 19. 55 5.87 7.13 5.37 2.57 .02 2.86 9.00 7.16 4.41 2.77 10. 37 9.89 6.97 9.20 8.87 59.11 48. 79 3.38 6.95 12. 66 .92 6.84 5.13 1.71 4.08 9.78 TABLE 5.—PERCENT D I S T R I B U T I O N , BY P R I N C I P A L C L A S S E S , OF R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S AND [For alphabetical list of cities, b y States, showing r a n k , see p. 10. F o r text discussion, see p . 37. P E R C E N T OF R E V E N U E RECEIPTS OBTAINED F R O M - Taxes CITY umber General prop- Special erty Poll n Business and nonbusiness license Special assessments and special charges >> Highway privileges, rents, and interest Earnings of general departments Earnings of public service enterprises U Grand total Group Group Group Group Group I -I I __- III IV V 66.2 1.7 0.1 3.0 5.4 0.4 6.8 3.9 2.6 67.4 64.5 64.7 65.9 64.3 1.7 .6 2.1 1.8 2.3 0) 3.1 4.2 2.5 2.6 2.7 5.2 5.5 5.8 5.5 5.9 .4 .5 .5 .4 .6 6.3 8.4 6.6 7.4 7.4 5.0 3.6 2.7 1.9 1.8 2.4 3.3 2.8 2.6 2.8 .1 .3 .4 .5 1931 Percent Perof n u e re- cent of reveP a y m e n t s for— ceipts reren u e required ceipts ceipts Opera- Operation for tion availreand meet- quired able for and m aining for outlays m a i n teopera- meetInterteand nance tion est nance ing in- other of and of gen- p u b l i c purterest maineral deservice poses tepartenternance ments prises 9.7 8.5 9.4 11.8 1 11.4 11.8 Outlays Revenue receipts 3 > O M > m 70.4 11.7 17.9 59.6 4.8 10.7 25.0 91.4 69.3 72.6 71.1 71.6 71.6 11.9 11.5 12.1 11.1 10.5 18.8 15. 9 16.8 17.3 17.9 59.0 59.2 59.5 61.2 62.4 4.2 4.7 5.2 6.0 6.2 10.9 10.1 11.0 10.4 10.1 25.9 26.0 24.2 22.4 21.4 91.2 87.9 91.1 93.8 95.7 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 Ox 00 P E R C E N T OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS REPRESENTED BY Percent of Subtions and Fines, grants, fordonafeits, tions, a n d esand cheats pension assessments GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS: F o r a m o u n t s on w h i c h percentages are based, see tables 2 a n d 3] > H i—i ui H HH O Ul O OVER Q New York, N . Y Chicago, 111 Philadelphia, Pa Detroit, Mich Los Angeles, Calif._. 70.8 67.2 71.8 61.2 52.5 Cleveland, Ohio St. Louis, M o Baltimore, M d Boston, M a s s 67.4 62.5 66.8 69.3 Pittsburgh, Pa San Francisco, Calif. Milwaukee, Wis Buffalo, N . Y 81.2 59.5 67.1 2.2 .1 .3 0) 1.3 __ - _ 2.8 10.1 .4 .1 7.8 3.1 3.4 3.5 .7 2.5 3.5 2.6 9.0 .8 6.3 16.5 0.2 .5 .2 .4 .7 9.1 5.4 4.0 6.6 3.9 4.8 5.8 13.5 1.4 2.4 1.2 3.4 2.7 4.4 2.5 5.6 5.1 6.2 16.8 18.1 70.9 59.7 73.0 76.8 59.6 12.2 13.2 19.3 11.5 7.4 16.9 27.1 7.7 11.7 33.0 65.4 54.7 57.6 51.1 48.5 2.7 3.0 1.3 9.8 7.5 11.7 12.8 15.6 9.1 7.0 20.2 29.5 25.5 30.0 37.0 96.0 96.7 80.7 79.3 94.0 3.0 5.0 4.9 1.4 7.1 10.6 2.2 .6 1.0 .2 .1 .3 .7 2.4 4.2 1.9 3.4 7.9 5.7 7.1 4.2 3.5 1.8 2.6 11.9 7.8 11.6 6.2 67.9 69.1 75.0 77.5 11.6 5.9 16.0 9.1 20.5 25. 0 9.0 13.4 56.1 58. 0 58.3 65.7 6.7 4.6 3.8 3.8 10.8 5.4 13.3 8.1 26.5 32.1 24.6 22.3 92.4 90.6 82.8 89.7 1.7 4.0 1.4 5.6 1.1 1.8 6.9 3.7 .3 .2 .6 .2 3.8 6.9 4.9 3.4 2.3 1.6 1.9 2.3 2.4 4.1 1.8 6.1 22.9 5.6 5.2 75.0 65.9 72.7 73.7 12.0 11.4 6.8 9.5 13.0 22.7 20.5 16.8 56.1 50.5 63.5 63.9 3.3 10.1 3.1 2.6 9.5 10.5 6.3 31.1 28.9 27.1 25.0 79.2 91.9 91.8 90.1 M Ul 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 14 15 16 17 18 Washington, D . C Minneapolis, M i n n N e w Orleans, La__ ___ C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio Newark, N.J_ . . 56.1 72.3 61.8 58.9 69.1 19 ?0 21 22 Kansas City, M o Seattle, W a s h I n d i a n a p o l i s , Ind_ Rochester, N . Y 64.2 47.5 86.8 66.5 23 24 25 26 Jersey C i t y , N . J Houston, Tex Louisville, K y _ P o r t l a n d , Oreg 70.9 74.6 69.3 65.7 _. _ 0) 0.3 .5 2.4 .9 .1 .3 1.6 .9 0) 10.7 1.0 5.1 4.3 2.5 1.8 7.8 8.3 3.6 3.9 1.0 .6 .5 .6 .3 23.0 8.1 7.6 6.7 8.0 0.6 2.7 2.8 11.8 4.3 3.1 2.6 3.6 5.2 4.1 3.8 4.7 9.8 6.3 6.8 74.9 70.1 65.1 61.8 82.4 9.5 18.2 14.2 14.1 6.7 .5 .9 3.7 7.5 10.4 3.9 7.6 .3 .6 .2 .1 4.0 5.5 3.5 9.7 4.2 1.0 1.0 2.5 3.8 2.0 3.1 2.6 9.2 32.6 .3 5.6 72.0 63.3 76.3 86.9 11.0 10.9 8.7 10.6 6.2 1.3 4.0 4.0 1.1 .1 5.1 10.8 .2 .7 .3 .7 7.6 6.4 4.0 2.1 4.5 3.7 2.7 3.6 2.0 2.8 4.3 2.9 6.5 10.3 10.4 10.3 86.7 62.1 73.3 67.8 16.5 19.8 8.2 16.0 25.1 20.4 16.7 24.0 3.5 68.6 70.1 43.8 59.2 58.2 2.5 3.0 5.4 3.0 3.6 9.9 13.8 14.3 10.5 28.9 17.0 37.0 23.5 27.7 94.9 104.3 75.5 100.6 74.9 17.0 25.8 15.0 2.5 2 64.8 39.4 75.3 65.6 5.7 14.7 .1 1.9 10.8 9.3 8.6 8.2 18.8 36.6 16.0 24.4 97.9 85.5 98.8 77.6 () 67.5 48.2 58.6 57.7 2.3 5.3 3.3 6.2 13.3 17.1 6.9 15.1 17.0 29.4 31.2 21.0 80.5 86.2 84.5 94.3 56.3 58.2 61.8 56.8 80.7 5.0 6.2 4.9 6.9 4.8 10.5 15.9 9.1 15.6 8.4 28.2 19.7 24.1 20.7 6.1 18.1 18.5 , 16.2 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 Toledo, Ohio Columbus, Ohio.. D e n v e r , Colo Oakland, Calif™. Atlanta, Ga 67.2 62.7 66.3 54.6 54.7 4.9 5.1 2.4 2.0 6.9 7.7 6.3 5.8 .3 .5 .4 .6 1.9 1.9 2.0 1.4 14.3 3.0 3.3 5.0 2.0 1.8 3.8 2.5 1.9 4.3 2.2 5.1 8.6 12.1 15.5 18.2 17.8 79.9 63.8 73.0 62.0 83.0 13.8 15.8 10.0 15.1 8.2 6.3 20.4 17.0 22.9 St. P a u l , M i n n Birmingham, A l a Dallas, Tex A k r o n , Ohio Memphis, Tenn__. 56.2 47.6 61.8 64.7 62.8 2.1 .5 3.3 14.9 .4 4.7 5.1 9.2 16.0 6.6 12.0 3.7 .3 2.1 .8 .7 .7 16.5 13.6 7.8 1.5 5.5 2.4 3.6 1.8 1.9 1.9 3.1 6.4 3.6 2.3 6.8 .3 12.6 9.0 14.1 55.2 66.0 70.3 56.8 69.7 14.1 15.4 15.0 19.3 14.8 30.7 18.6 14.7 23.9 15.5 58.2 47.4 50.5 56.3 4.1 .3 4.2 2.5 4.9 13.8 13.6 11.0 18.0 13.0 32.2 27.8 37.3 29.1 25.7 Providence, R . I . _ . San A n t o n i o , Tex_. Omaha, Nebr Syracuse, N . Y D a y t o n , Ohio 76.2 71.8 60.2 63.0 73.4 2.1 .5 .5 .7 1.4 2.4 4.8 1.7 1.3 7.4 11.4 6.3 .2 .4 .6 .2 .7 2.0 9.0 2.8 13.4 1.0 5.4 2.2 3.3 .5 2.7 2.9 2.1 1.9 1.3 3.3 10.7 12.4 22.5 5.6 7.2 73.1 74.4 61.9 77.8 66.8 13.7 18.5 12.9 11.3 12.4 13.2 7.1 25.2 10.9 20.8 56.7 54.8 56.1 64.5 62.0 2.8 3.1 14.8 2.5 3.0 11.1 14.4 14.7 9.7 12.1 29.3 27.8 14.4 23.3 22.9 Worcester, M a s s . Oklahoma City, Okla.. Richmond, Va Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio Grand Rapids, M i c h . . 68.0 52.6 57.2 73.7 59.3 1.1 3.5 5.4 4.6 .7 1.9 18.3 1.8 6.3 13.5 .1 1.5 .5 .7 2.8 3.8 3.2 1.0 7.9 1.0 7.1 6.5 1.1 2.3 5.9 2.9 3.0 2.0 4.5 6.4 10.2 21.7 10.2 11.0 84.9 48.6 68.7 65.7 60.6 4.0 12.9 16.2 7.8 7.9 11.1 38.5 15.1 26.5 31.5 72.8 40.7 56.9 68.0 63.0 2.4 3.0 10.1 4.8 4.3 3.5 11.6 15.8 8.7 8.8 21.3 44.7 17.2 18.5 23.9 1 12.1 .4 Less t h a n o n e - t w e n t i e t h of 1 per cent, 2 P a y m e n t s for operation, m a i n t e n a n c e , a n d interest are in excess of r e v e n u e receipts. T A B L E 5 . — P E R C E N T D I S T R I B U T I O N , BY P R I N C I P A L C L A S S E S , OF R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S AND C O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T P A Y M E N T S : 1931—Con. [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 37. For amounts on which percentages are based, see tables 2 and 3] P E R C E N T OF R E V E N U E RECEIPTS OBTAINED F R O M - Taxes General] prop- Special Poll erty Subventions Special Fines, and Busi- assessgrants, forness ments feits, donaand and es- tions, non- special and and cheats busi- chargesl penness sion license assessments Highway privileges, rents, and interest Earnings of general departments Earnings of public service enterprises Percent of revenue receipts required for meeting operation and maintenance P E R C E N T OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS R E P R E S E N T E D B Y — Percent Perof cent of reverevenue nue rereceipts ceipts availrequired able for j outlays for and meeting in- other | purterest poses Payments for— Operation and maintenance of general departments Operation and maintenance of public service enterprises 3.4 3.4 Interest Outlays Revenue receipts GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued 66.2 67.2 Fort Worth, Tex Hartford, Conn New Haven, Conn Flint, Mich Nashville, Tenn 65.6 60.6 San Diego, Calif Springfield, Mass Long Beach, Calif Bridgeport, Conn Scranton, Pa 44.9 90.7 81.2 Tulsa, Okla Des Moines, Iowa Salt Lake City, Utah__ Yonkers, N.Y Paterson, N.J 60.7 78.3 64.0 73.7 61.9 Jacksonville, Fla Norfolk, Va_ Albany, N.Y Trenton, N.J Kansas City, Kans 43.9 63.2 71.4 68.6 50.5 13.0 1.4 1.0 1.1 13.7 ~1.T 2.2 .3 .7 .7 .3 2.3 6.6 2.7 .4 7.7 3.0 1.4 1.4 10.5 1.1 8.6 .2 3.7 1.5 1.9 2.7 .9 2.0 1.7 5.4 11.8 2.5 4.7 3.4 2.4 1.8 7.3 1.8 4.0 1.4 1.5 .4 8.1 1.6 9.0 1.3 .8 .5 13.2 7.3 7.2 1.3 2.3 8.7 12.3 2.6 2.8 2.5 1.2 6.9 2.7 3.3 4.6 8.0 2.2 0) 65.5 74.9 88.4 61.6 66.5 17.5 8.2 8.1 11.6 13.7 17.0 16.9 3.5 26.8 19.8 51.6 64, 3 75.3 65.3 61.9 0) 14.1 2.4 13.2 2.2 6.8 2.2 .7 5.6 .6 2.5 1.7 4.0 1.9 2.1 2.2 16.8 6.4 24.1 .2 9.0 7.5 8.4 7.9 7.6 33.0 9.3 27.2 6.3 10.8 50.1 61.1 42.7 81.8 73.8 7.1 2.2 12.2 .1 0) 58.0 83.2 64.4 85.8 81.6 .2 .7 .1 .2 1.5 14.6 11.8 8.3 2.7 1.7 1.2 1.0 4.1 1.7 2.4 3.2 .6 3.1 16.1 12.5 9.6 5.4 13.9 70.7 73.7 78.4 77.7 80.5 16.3 11.9 10.0 11.2 9.0 13.0 14.4 11.6 11.1 10.5 41.2 69.1 51.7 64.9 69.2 .4 1.0 .2 4.8 3.0 7.7 7.8 .7 .9 10.2 1.1 5.0 3.2 1.3 1.8 .5 3.4 .4 45.2 12.8 7.5 8.7 34.7 72.7 60.0 60.4 91.7 61.0 11.3 27.8 13.5 12.8 10.1 60.2 16.0 12.2 58.6 26.1 48.2 2 68.5 (28.9 ) 11 40.5 .4 1.0 0) .1 7.6 11.1 14.7 7.4 6.9 12.9 14.1 30.3 24.9 17.7 19.0 17.9 83.9 90.4 85.2 110.6 102.2 8.9 5.7 7.1 7.5 6.9 33.9 31.1 37.9 10.6 19.3 98.6 76.0 85.3 95.5 90.4 8.0 7.2 4.4 3.3 5.3 11.3 12.3 7.2 9.8 8.3 39.5 11.3 36.8 22.0 17.2 69.5 103.6 71.5 87.7 92.6 21.2 4.5 4.7 5.6 21.9 12.7 29.2 11.8 10.4 10.3 6.0 7.7 35.3 15.5 27,3 111.8 105.1 87.5 80.8 102.2 2.9 6.2 0) Chattanooga, T e n n . Camden, N.J Fort Wayne, I n d . . . Erie, P a Elizabeth, N . J 61.1 60.6 63.2 70.2 65.1 Spokane, Wash Wichita, Kans Fall River, Mass C a m b r i d g e , Mass__ N e w Bedford, M a s s 57.7 75.1 70.1 71.0 68.0 M i a m i , Fla Reading, Pa Knoxville, T e n n Peoria, 111 South Bend, I n d . . . 69.6 71.2 63.1 80.6 72.7 Tacoma, Wash C a n t o n , Ohio W i l m i n g t o n , Del___ Gary, Ind Somerville, M a s s . . . 32.6 66.3 39.5 91.3 Evansviile, Ind El Paso, Tex T a m p a , Fla Lynn, Mass 73.3 63.0 66.4 67.9 Utica, N . Y Duluth, Minn Water bury, C o n n . . Lowell, Mass 73.5 65.9 1.7 .9 15.2 14.3 17.1 .2 2.1 .4 0) 11.5 1.1 12.6 1.1 88.2 75.0 93.7 74.8 50.6 11.6 6.4 18.7 28.5 4.7 22.3 5.0 96.4 91.1 115.0 95.5 112.0 35.2 9.7 21.0 5.7 5.0 18.8 21.8 43.6 39.6 112.8 98.6 72.5 79.8 75.9 19.5 4.9 7.9 .4 3.6 11.7 16.6 8.9 6.0 5.5 23.5 16.5 35.7 20.0 16.9 93.2 105.6 94.9 89.1 85.6 5.8 5.3 4.6 5.1 12.0 21.4 5.8 18.8 20.7 5.7 19.3 105.9 85.4 110.9 85.3 10.0 9.4 12.5 5.7 12.8 16.5 15.4 13.0 100.6 105.3 98.5 92.1 10.2 10.6 6.0 9.8 31.4 8.3 25.2 20.9 39.6 80.3 102.5 86.2 79.1 93.5 5.6 4.9 8.6 14.1 14.8 18.9 12.0 3.9 17.9 24.7 102.5 90.3 111.1 98.2 109.9 1.3 6.3 .7 2.2 6.7 4.3 1.9 1.7 .5 10.2 26.8 12.1 6.6 70.0 95.5 75.7 70.1 83.4 18.5 20.3 4.3 12.0 13.0 (2) 20.0 17.9 3.6 60.8 67.1 56.1 47.1 40.8 1.0 4.6 14.8 5.3 1.4 1.1 1.0 .1 .1 .2 16.9 1.0 2.2 .8 2.6 2.5 1.5 1.1 1.8 4.3 3.0 2.5 3.4 3.0 12.6 .3 6.6 6.9 6.2 78.6 68.8 72.8 74.7 76.0 5.7 9.8 10.1 6.7 15.7 21.4 17.1 18.6 15.2 72.1 62.4 79.6 66.6 80.8 3.6 .2 4.0 4.7 4.3 1.3 .2 .8 .5 .1 4.3 5.7 10.3 2.2 4.2 1.2 1.1 1.4 2.0 1.0 3.6 2.6 2.5 2.7 2.3 6.4 13.9 15.4 .1 10.1 54.1 72.5 78.8 63.5 73.1 31.2 9.8 29.0 7.1 6.5 14.7 17.7 2 () 29.4 20.4 57.8 66.7 52.6 50.5 50.6 3.3 4.8 4.5 .2 4.8 .4 1.2 .7 .2 .2 10.7 .9 44.3 4.1 1.8 1.9 6.2 2.3 .2 .2 4.6 2.4 .9 1.4 3.7 46. 6 7.6 8.6 .7 9.3 69.6 63.4 58.4 83.1 90.5 12.5 15.7 9.4 6.7 6.4 17.9 20.9 32.2 10.2 3.1 45.3 62.0 47.5 73.7 74.0 3.6 14.1 6.8 1.5 1.6 2.3 1.4 1.3 2.8 3.2 4.1 4.2 14.3 15.3 10.7 9.0 71.8 78.8 65.7 87.7 4.8 14.1 19.3 23.4 7.1 15.0 5.5 66.4 61.5 67.6 70.2 14.7 5.1 1.9 3.4 1.1 2.5 .7 .3 .7 2.0 1.7 3.5 .3 18.8 6.3 7.0 76.8 70.4 73.1 88.2 13.3 20.7 14.2 5.6 77.2 61.1 70.1 74.9 14.5 10.5 13.2 4.5 2.3 3.2 2.9 .2 6.4 9.9 5.6 .4 1.1 1.1 .2 0) 21.9 13.1 25.0 38.6 51.3 21.6 7.9 3.0 5.6 10.0 (0 .5 16.3 15.2 4.1 9.0 .5 .5 .1 .2 .1 .2 .5 .2 1.8 .2 .6 13.5 12.7 6.2 11.5 (0 13.1 2.0 6.3 S t 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 95 96 97 98 99 Allentown, Pa S a c r a m e n t o , Calif.. Schenectady, N . Y . . Bayonne, N.J Rockford, 111 69.5 57.7 65.7 69.9 65.7 100 101 102 103 104 Wilkes-Barre, P a Lawrence, M a s s . . Savannah, Ga B e r k e l e y , Calif Little Rock, Ark_. 84.4 70.6 70.8 55.9 59.5 1 3.1 2.1 .2 17.2 Less t h a n o n e - t w e n t i e t h of 1 p e r c e n t . 4.4 .9 .3 1.5 2.0 6.5 4.0 2.8 1.3 9.7 .9 6.6 8.7 .9 4.2 .7 17.3 1.2 .3 0) 1.4 22; 3 0.1 .8 .2 6.0 23.8 14.8 10.1 2.2 2.2 .4 .5 2.3 1.1 .4 .2 1.1 .8 1.2 7.4 1.9 2.8 15.2 4.7 .5 .3 1.7 2.8 1.7 0) 2 1.4 5.3 .7 .5 3.2 1.7 2.5 4.3 3.4 7.5 9.0 5.4 12.3 7.2 72.8 79.2 79.8 87.6 55.3 12.7 10.3 7.0 12.4 9.4 "STs" 54.5 76.7 66.5 66.0 48.7 (0 73.7 92.0 78.7 69.1 55.0 5.5 5.4 7.7 14.4 13.5 20.8 2.6 13.6 16.5 31.5 75.3 76.7 77.6 62.3 60.1 5.7 11.4 18.7 P a y m e n t s for o p e r a t i o n , m a i n t e n a n c e , a n d i n t e r e s t are i n excess of r e v e n u e receipts. C* T A B L E 5 . — P E R C E N T D I S T R I B U T I O N , BY P R I N C I P A L C L A S S E S , OF R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S AND G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T P A Y M E N T S : [For a l p h a b e t i c a l list of cities, b y States, showing r a n k , see p . 10. For text discussion, see p . 37. P E R C E N T OF R E V E N U E RECEIPTS OBTAINED F R O M - Taxes General p r o p - Special erty Poll Business and nonbusiness license Special assessments and special charges! Subventions and Fines, grants, fordonafeits, tions, a n d esand cheats pension assessments Highway privileges, rents, and interest Earnings of general departments 1931—Con. For a m o u n t s on w h i c h percentages are based, see tables 2 a n d 3] Earnings of public service enterprises Percent of reven u e receipts required for meeting operation and maintenance P E R C E N T OF GOVERNMENTALICOST PAYMENTS REPRESENTED BY— Percent of reven u e receipts required for meeting interest Percent of revenue receipts available for outlaysj and other purposes P a y m e n t s forO Deration and maintenance of general departments Operation and maintenance of public service enterprises Interest Outlays Reven u e receipts 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 105 106 107 108 109 Charlotte, N . C Altoona, P a Saginaw, M i c h St. Josepn, M o Lincoln, N e b r 59.0 66.5 66.2 75.9 62.1 110 111 112 113 114 Harrisb'drg, P a Sioux C i t y , I o w a Lansing, M i c h Pawtucket, R.I P a s a d e n a , Calif 76.0 79.9 43.4 74.6 50.0 115 116 117 118 119 N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y . . B i n g h a m t o n , N . Y __ Shreveport, L a Huntington, W.Va_, Manchester, N . H 61.7 68.2 69.6 94.1 75.9 120 121 122 123 124 Winston-Salem, N . C E a s t St. Louis, I1L__ Quincy, M a s s L a k e w o o d , Ohio Troy, N . Y ... 54.6 74.6 70.9 75.5 71.4 0.3 4.3 .4 .5 2.2 .2 5.7 2.1 .1 9.4 3.6 2.6 9.2 2.3 12.3 1.5 .2 .6 3.4 3.6 4.6 2.0 .3 6.0 2.2 4.5 .8 .4 7.7 3.0 .4 .4 .2 2.6 3.7 1.1 4.8 2.1 10.1 16.2 2.3 3.9 2.3 0.4 .4 .4 14.4 11.4 10.3 6.0 1.7 1.4 1.6 3.4 3.2 73.1 81.5 65.0 76.8 66.8 17.5 15. 4 8.9 10.7 7.8 9.4 3.1 26.1 12.5 25.4 58.8 70.2 58.0 62.5 68.3 6.7 3.9 6.9 .1 10.6 15.7 14.0 8.9 8.7 9.2 18.8 12.0 26.2 28.7 11.9 89.7 90.8 99.8 81.5 118.1 6.3 1.3 5.5 1.6 11.7 2.7 2.5 1.5 3.6 75.6 71.4 65.4 73.5 60.0 9.8 5.4 4.7 18.9 7.4 14.6 23.2 29.9 7.6 32.6 74.5 67.4 33.6 46.6 48.6 4.0 6.1 19.4 4.7 11.1 10.2 5.5 3.8 13.2 7.4 11.3 21.0 43.2 35.5 33.0 103. 8 102.9 81.1 69.8 99.5 .1 .2 .7 1.0 .5 13.5 13.7 7.6 .1 1.8 1.6 1.0 1.6 1.2 1.1 71.5 78.8 66.4 81.4 79.6 12.0 6.2 17.6 6.4 16.5 15.0 16.0 12.2 13.5 60.2 78.3 55.6 87.7 73.0 2.5 3.7 8.1 .6 8.5 10.5 6.5 16.9 6.9 7.1 26.8 11.5 19.5 4.7 11.4 87.8 104.1 95.9 108.5 102.3 .9 .3 .1 14.9 2.4 1.6 1.0 10.8 26.1 12.4 7.5 11.3 9.1 19.4 23.1 24.3 15.8 45.2 64.1 65.1 72.9 73.5 3.8 1.6 .3 54.5 64.5 68.2 72.9 81.1 23.5 12.4 7.5 12.4 8.6 27.5 23.5 24.6 7.0 14.9 99.6 110.5 94.4 2.8 7.7 3.1 125 126 127 128 129 Springfield, 111 R o a n o k e , Va Portland, Maine - E a s t Orange, N . J . . Springfield, O h i o . . 53.4 69.7 71.0 67.3 65.3 130 131 132 133 134 Cicero, 111 M o b i l e , Ala New Britain, Conn-. Racine, W i s A t l a n t i c C i t y , N.J__. 65.0 48.7 79.8 56.2 69.7 135 136 137 138 139 Pontiac, M i c h . - . Hammond, Ind. Newton, Mass..Johnstown, Pa_. Oak P a r k , 111.... 71.4 60.5 65.0 81.1 67.3 1.9 .4 .8 .7 13.0 1.3 1.6 .2 .7 1.5 0) 8.1 140 141 142 14,3 144 Montgomery, Ala. Glendale, C a l i f . . - . E v a n s t o n , 111 Covington, K y Topeka, Kans 35.8 42.3 67.4 60.8 71.4 145 146 147 148 149 M o u n t Vernon, N . Y . Brockton, Mass Passaic, N . J Terre Haute, Ind Charleston, S.C 72.9 68.7 72.2 84.9 50.6 2.5 11.7 .8 150 151 152 153 154 Medford, M a s s Wheeling, W . V a . . _ Charleston, W . V a . Augusta, Ga Davenport, I o w a . . 71.4 76.9 82.8 64.0 74.9 9.4 155 156 157 158 159 Lancaster, P a . . Irvington, N . J . . Madison, W i s . . S a n Jose, Calif.. Chester, P a 69.3 67.7 66.3 57.3 76.3 160 161 162 163 164 Hoboken, N . J Maiden, Mass Beaumont, Tex... Union C i t y , N . J . . Bethlehem, P a . . . 74.0 72.6 68.1 77.6 63.8 .2 5.6 .2 .6 3.5 1.0 .1 1.1 .2 .9 .4 .4 .8 .5 2,3 .4 9.8 .7 0) >6 C1) 10.7 1.5 4.6 5.8 9.7 2.3 1.2 4.9 7.7 4.4 13.2 .4 1.7 6.0 18.2 6.2 1.2 9.2 .5 1.4 1.0 4.8 6.8 26.1 3.1 .6 13.2 .2 2.7 .1 . 1 .7 .6 .4 0) 12.1 41.5 28.1 6.1 17.4 120.9 93.0 103.6 107.5 98.1 15.7 1 •7 5.3 4.6 2.5 4.3 9.7 3.0 3.2 7.0 .6 4.3 1.4 1.2 4.5 1.2 1.0 3.5 2.2 2.2 6.2 15.4 7.8 12.9 10.0 72.7 76.1 79.8 87.5 66.3 13.0 22.9 8.5 8.0 16.5 14 3 1.0 11.7 4 5 17.2 64.7 47.8 68.7 60.8 67.1 8.2 4.0 10.8 9.0 1.7 1.0 •4 .9 2.0 1.3 5.5 .8 1.3 2.2 1.5 6.3 7.2 8.7 .1 9.6 59.8 58.9 64.2 74.6 72.1 12.9 4.0 5.2 12.8 12.1 27.3 65.2 50.2 63.0 80.1 63.6 7 • 1.9 .2 .1 .1 .1 1.2 9.8 1.2 6.9 5.7 5.3 1.2 2.0 1.2 6.6 1.9 3.6 1.2 9.9 1.4 13.5 .2 .6 1.2 .5 .7 1.4 .6 1.0 3.0 1.3 2.0 1.2 1.2 12.3 8.1 7.9 1.6 4.9 1.2 .4 3.8 1.1 .5 1.8 .2 7.1 4.6 3.6 54.2 I 62.7 62.1 63.9 46.3 2.7 1.6 .4 1.4 4.9 (0 98.2 69.3 91.1 74.1 115.5 27.5 1 9.3 9 4 9 1 20 4 1.3 1.1 3.1 .6 4.9 .7 4.8 15.8 31.4 19.6 29.3 4.4 14.5 11.3 13.8 9.7 1.0 1.2 1.2 6.3 i Less t h a n o n e - t w e n t i e t h ot 1 percent. 12.8 15.8 7.7 5.9 19.0 66.7 1 76.2 79.3 77.1 69.9 15.3 16.1 .2 6.0 .9 0) 6.8 4.9 4.0 4.0 9.5 29.5 I 2.5 11.4 1 8.5 8.0 1.0 .8 .6 .4 .5 .1 .2 1.2 24.1 1 104. 83.2 24.5 85.0 23.0 88.8 19.2 69.7 44.5 2.9 2.2 2.7 1.0 12.3 6.3 16.1 7.2 .2 .4 1.2 6.0 | 12.1 9.6 12.3 6.8 1.4 I 3.3 2.8 4.8 3.6 16.7 1.1 3.8 6.0 1.2 0) 5.8 2 2 1 5.3 5.8 8 2 1.3 7.1 15.6 3.7 5.4 13.7 11.9 7.9 22.2 4.2 7.5 4.7 21.6 6.8 11.8 8.6 7.4 14.9 23.7 24.7 2.1 28.0 55.6 49.7 77.0 65.6 50.0 6.9 | 18.2 37.9 123.6 83.5 86.3 13.4 17.0 14.1 1 12.9 16.5 1 58.7 72.6 66.1 88.0 55.4 4.1 4.2 12.4 1.5 19.1 10.9 4.9 14.5 6.0 17.3 26.3 18.4 7.1 4.5 8.2 85.1 98.2 108.2 109.6 110.0 8.5 8.5 8.0 6.9 4.9 11.6 7.8 23.2 18.5 23.9 72.4 75.8 64.1 74.1 66.6 4.2 8.6 .8 7.5 .3 8.1 8.5 7.5 7.5 4.6 15.4 7.0 27.6 10.9 28.4 95.8 100.9 94.3 109.4 94.0 72.0 81.0 70.6 78,3 73.2 10.6 13.0 8.0 5.6 13.7 17.4 6.0 21.4 16.1 13.1 58.8 65.9 61.4 59.0 60.3 8.8 11.3 22.4 23.5 25.7 36.8 28.4 94.0 81.4 94.5 75.3 82.4 7.1 6.9 16.0 82.1 79.5 66.9 81.8 6.5 4.3 7.4 12.9 6.9 11.9 10.6 13.9 44.1 7.5 65.7 5.7 13.6 15.1 7.6 20.3 1 80.5 75.0 36.6 81.9 11.4 1 12.2 6.9 18.0 10.6 14.0 69.1 1 6.6 63.4 73.8 78.1 72. 5 1 81.6 1 67.8 12.8 4.9 13.4 5.5 15.7 .8 1.0 3.1 1 1.0 I - 3. 6 .7 6.4 .5 4.3 1.1 9.1 | 7.2 12.8 .8 28.3 0) 3.5 2.9 .6 1.8 2.0 1.6 .9 2.9 .9 1.5 6.7 3.7 8.3 15.6 1.0 15.6 1.4 79.9 83.7 68.8 74.6 71.2 6.4 10.0 4,1 25.7 9.3 3.1 3.4 1.1 .8 4.0 1.2 2.8 2.9 5.2 4.7 17.0 8.7 1,8 8.1 11.2 6.6 1 3.4 1,5 3.6 3.4 2.9 3,5 2.6 2.5 2.8 1 10.2 .1 2 () 15.8 8.9 17.0 14.1 1 30 6 12 6 15 8 26.4 6.6 9.6 10.3 8.6 2.4 .9 1 2.0 1 1.6 30.6 37 1 1 77.4 69.7 65.7 87. 6 (0 9.9 j 10.6 7.6 5.3 0) 1 1 4.2 16.0 1 » P a y m e n t s for operation, m a i n t e n a n c e , a n d i n t e r e s t are in excess of r e v e n u e receipts. 82.0 21.2 1 103.2 -1 8.9 106.0 99.7 65.8 100.2 114.4 t-1 TABLE 5.—PERCENT DISTRIBUTION, BY PRINCIPAL CLASSES, OF REVENUE RECEIPTS AND GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS: 1931—Con. [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 37. For amounts on which percentages are based, see tables 2 and 3] P E R C E N T OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS R E P R E S E N T E D B Y — P E R C E N T OF R E V E N U E RECEIPTS OBTAINED F R O M — Taxes General prop- Special Poll erty Subventions Highand way Special grants, priviBusi- assess- Fines, fordonaleges, ness ments feits, tions, rents, and and and non- special and es- and busi- chargesl cheats pen- intersion est ness assesslicense ments Percent of revenue receipts reEarn- Earn- quired for ings ings meetof of ing gen- public operaeral service tion depart- enterand ments prises maintenance Percent of revenue receipts required for meeting interest Percent of revenue receipts available for outlays j and other purposes Payments for0 peration and maintenance of general departments Operation and maintenance Interest of public service enterprises Outlays Revenue receipts > a to H GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued > 165 Springfield, Mo 166 Austin, Tex 167 Decatur, 111 East Chicago, Ind Hamtramck, Mich._. 74.3 41.5 60.1 70.7 75.5 Holyoke, Mass Cedar Rapids, Iowa_. York, Pa New Rochelle, N . Y . . Jackson, Mich 47.6 80.3 71.6 83.5 65.7 McKeesport, Pa Kalamazoo, Mich Cleveland H e i g h t s Ohio , 178 Greensboro, N. C 179 Waco, Tex 66.6 67.8 Macon, Ga Dearborn, Mich Hamilton, Ohio Galveston, Tex 58.3 69.6 49.6 57.9 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 180 181 182 183 67.4 46.7 0.6 14.4 ~~2._9' 2.9 0) .5 "l.T 10.0 .3 .6 .6 .5 3.1 .3 20.4 .2 2.3 0.7 .4 .4 .2 .2 6.2 7.5 2.6 4.0 11.8 1.3 1.3 2.0 1.2 .3 .4 2.5 5.5 2.1 6.6 .2 .5 .4 .4 .2 1.4 1.6 8.9 7.9 10.4 .5 2.8 5.8 3.4 3.5 .2 13.2 18.7 .4 3.4 .3 0) 0) 10.1 5.9 0) .1 1.0 .5 3.0 2.5 1.2 1.9 3.5 2.3 .6 1.4 72.6 62.7 58.1 77.4 7.5 10.5 10.8 13.5 9.3 19.9 26.8 31.1 9.1 47.5 37.9 51.7 52.6 58.0 7.9 1.1 1.3 2.3 2.2 2.0 .8 8.7 85.1 79.0 75.1 82.6 59.6 4.9 8.4 8.3 11.8 8.4 10.0 12.6 16.6 5.6 32.0 56.1 60.3 59.1 56.5 68.5 9.4 8.1 1.5 1.8 4.6 2.8 12.7 12.7 77.9 73.4 14.2 21.2 69.2 62.1 7.6 5.5 .7 15.6 9.3 2.3 2.2 3.9 1.9 1.8 1.2 8.1 10.2 16.0 60.5 49.1 71.0 7.9 5.4 14.1 32.7 17.3 25.4 18.2 11.7 60.6 47.4 53.0 4.8 3.7 1.0 13.0 1.9 4.4 1.4 5.1 8.7 1.5 1.3 11.6 15.6 9.9 36.3 11.7 83.6 57.6 55.6 66.3 5.4 17.6 6.9 17.0 11.0 24.8 37.5 16.7 72.2 45.3 45.7 70.2 47.3 40.5 24.8 28.2 28.5 65.8 81.3 109.2 79.0 74.3 19.8 27.2 34.4 35.4 16.0 89.0 83.3 78.6 68.4 123.6 7.8 5.0 15.3 27.5 98.7 92.0 9.6 4.0 6.2 16.4 34.1 14.4 13.4 14.5 26.5 116.0 104. 5 83.3 10.9 8.5 21.9 5.5 5.3 16.4 8.4 19.4 11.6 29.8 23.9 5.0 99.4 93.4 121.8 114.2 4.9 11.8 10.7 4.4 7.0 6.6 M CO H M o GO O o M H •H W 184 185 186 187 Durham, N.C Highland Park, M i c h . F r e s n o , Calif P o r t A r t h u r , Tex 45.9 69.0 61.0 62.5 188 189 190 191 Asheville, N . C Kenosha, W i s . B e r w y n , 111 Pueblo, Colo. 63.4 62.3 46.5 59.5 192 193 194 195 C o l u m b i a , S.C Pittsfield, M a s s Jackson, Miss Woonsocket, R . I ._ __ - . 57.6 69.9 61.0 81.3 55.3 83.2 46.1 28.7 6.3 4.7 1.5 4.0 26.7 10.9 3.6 9.9 11.7 1.3 48.8 57.4 119.7 112.1 58.1 49.5 29.9 5.8 22.6 10.9 18.7 7.7 24.7 22.0 59.4 69.6 57.7 66.1 2.5 2.1 5.4 12.0 36.0 4.8 27.0 12.6 2.0 23.6 9.9 9.3 120.6 82.9 119.8 116.3 15.3 5.2 20.7 20.0 10.9 16.5 23.2 19.4 63.9 70.0 59.4 61.8 5.0 2.3 6.8 4.2 14.3 4.8 24.5 21.8 16.8 22.9 9.2 12.1 93.4 92.3 118.2 109.0 6.1 20.0 9.7 9.2 9.4 23.3 17.8 59.2 10.8 27.7 83.6 102.3 52.2 103.6 82.6 3.0 4.5 7.2 8.2 6.1 12.0 18.9 21.9 22.2 6.5 92.8 99.7 81.8 91.5 104.5 11.6 16.4 13.2 25.4 18.7 110.1 120.9 110.7 100.6 97.3 2.0 1.0 3.6 .5 14.0 1.3 1.7 .2 .7 .9 .4 18.3 6.5 25.7 18.9 2.0 6.1 .5 4.0 1.0 8.9 1.5 1.1 16.4 1 6.6 5.3 12.5 51.4 78.4 82.0 66.1 22.3 " 9.7 6.2 20.0 .2 1.6 1.1 3.2 .8 2.5 4.8 39.6 9.9 .4 .3 .1 .4 14.7 5.9 3.4 9.3 2.8 1.8 .5 1.7 1.4 2.1 1.1 1.2 13.1 7.9 5.7 17.2 51.4 86.5 52.7 67.1 .5 1.0 .5 .4 6.1 1.7 4.5 .6 2.1 3.8 14.3 1.6 1.5 .2 1.9 13.4 1.9 2.4 1.6 .7 .3 .3 4.2 3.9 2.3 4.0 1.4 14.2 5.6 10.9 8.9 73.8 78.3 56.1 60.6 13.8 13.4 26.3 1 11.9 11.8 13.9 .3 0) GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000 196 197 198 199 200 Everett, Mass_-_ Clifton, N.J Phoenix, Ariz New Castle, Pa_. Stockton, Calif. . 72.7 69.5 42.6 74.0 64.8 11.2 .2 .8 .1 8.5 1.0 7.1 .4 1.2 2.0 201 202 203 204 205 Haverhill, Mass Brookline, Mass Muskegon, Mich.__ Stamford, Conn Elmira, N.Y 70.1 74.0 61.6 92.9 60.4 206 207 208 209 210 Bay City, Mich._. Aurora, 111 Muncie, Ind Waterloo, Iowa Williamsport, Pa_. 57.7 65.2 86.8 69.8 73.7 211 212 213 214 215 Chelsea, Mass Lexington, Ky Jamestown, N . Y . . Portsmouth, Va__. Lorain, Ohio 75.3 80.1 46.2 47.0 71.1 216 217 218 219 220 Chicopee, Mass 57.2 12.8 1.0 .7 Joliet, 111 63.0 2.6 67.1 Amarillo. Tex .4 0) 91.4 .7 Cranston, R.I .3 64.6 .3 Wichita Falls, Tex. 1 Less than one-twentieth of 1 percent. 10.5 11:4 1.0 .6 .8 1.4 .1 .4 1.3 4.3 9.4 .7 1.4 .2 .1 .9 10.5 13.4 3.7 .6 1.8 8.2 19.7 9.1 20.8 .9 .9 1.4 .8 2.6 3.3 .5 2.6 2.3 3.4 4.5 .1 .1 .6 1 .6 i .4 2.0 .6 9.4 1.8 18.8 .9 .3 7.4 1.4 .7 6.5 1.9 4.9 1.2 1.9 .2 .1 .6 1 •4 S 7.2 2.8 19.2 0) 1.2 ! 6.8 7.0 8.3 l 84.4 60.7 59.5 77.2 76.2 7.3 19.6 18.6 8.9 11.4 8.3 19.7 21.9 13.9 12.4 67.4 59.2 27.0 80.0 62.3 3.1 2.9 4.1 91.6 76.8 86.7 76.0 83.6 3.3 4.5 8.7 8.9 5.9 5.1 18.7 4.6 15.1 10.5 80.7 71.2 67.1 69.6 76.3 4.2 5.3 3.8 8.4 11.3 4.0 6.1 6.1 19.8 30.9 21.6 1 25.8 16.5 65.6 62.6 81.3 62.5 75.4 .6 1.3 2.8 .3 .3 2.0 .8 1.3 7.6 .9 1.1 .2 2.7 .4 1.4 1.3 .9 19.4 5.3 10.3 6.7 .4 .3 .2 1.0 .3 12.2 1.6 4.2 1.0 9.3 3.0 1.0 .7 .6 1.7 3.0 2.4 1.1 2.4 2.6 22.7 7.4 1.0 12.2 0) 71.8 57.874.4 68.1 77.4 0) 9.3 13.7 4.4 6.1 5.9 1.1 5.3 3.4 8.4 3.5 .6 4.4 5.7 .2 .6 .1 1.0 .6 1.0 5.5 13.4 4.6 1.5' .7 1.7 .9 17.1 1.9 5.7 2.0 2.8 2.2 .4 5.4 .4 26.2 19.6 8.7 75.5 75.3 71.5 57. 6 59.8 6.6 6.4 7.2 27.9 11.6 17.9 18.3 21.3 14.5 28.6 86.0 80.6 55.5 56.8 62.1 2.8 .3 14.6 7.4 5.1 7.8 6.9 7.1 31.1 13.0 3.4 12.2 22.9 4.6 19.8 117.6 107.4 £97.9 111.6 112.4 2.1 2.3 1.7 1.8 5.0 22.8" 12.2i 19.9 80.8 73.2 78.2 74.2 3.9 9.7 21.5 12.3 28.0 15.3 17.1 .3 13.5 53.4 55.7 53.1 65.8 12.8 7.8 6.6 3.2 8.4 16.4 10.9 25.8 30.6 28.1 23.9 23.3 6,5 81.9 86. 7 76 '3 88.* 92.^ 12. 3" .6 14.1 2.7 2.1 3.7 7.6 1.5 10.0 2 Payments for .1 .8 .9 .1 1.1 .4 1.3 2.3 1.7 2.2 13.2 ft 11.1 13.5 7.2 1.0 6.0 8.4 16.8 1 73.5 (2) 1 59.3 operation, maintenance, and interest are in excess of revenue receipts. E w tel T A B L E 5 . — P E R C E N T D I S T R I B U T I O N , BY P R I N C I P A L C L A S S E S , OF R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S AND G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T P A Y M E N T S : 1931—Con. [For alphabetical list of cities, b y States, showing rank, see p . 10. For text discussion, see p. 37. F o r a m o u n t s on w r hich percentages are based, see tables 2 a n d 3] P E R C E N T OF R E V E N U E RECEIPTS OBTAINED F R O M - Taxes General p r o p - Special erty Poll Special Busi- assessments ness and and non- special busi- charges ness license Subventions and Fines, grants, fordonafeits, tions, a n d esand cheats pension assessments Highway privileges, rents, and interest Earnings of general departments Earnings of public service enterprises Percent of reven u e receipts required for meeting operation and maintenance PERCENT OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS R E P R E S E N T E D BY—- Percent Perof cent of reverevenue n u e rereOperaceipts ceipts tion availreand quired able for mainoutlays for teand meetnance ing in- other of genpurterest poses eral departments P a y m e n t s for— Operation and maintenance of public service enterprises Interest Outlays Reven u e receipts 3 > O > Ul > G R O U P V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 30,000 T O 50,000—Continued i—i 221 222 223 224 225 B a t t l e Creek, Mich_._ Perth Amboy, N . J . . . Montclair, N J P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio Salem, M a s s 65.0 72.6 66.8 62.9 67.2 226 227 228 229 230 C o l u m b u s , Ga W a r r e n , Ohio Kearny, N J L i m a , Ohio 55.0 64.5 53.7 67.0 75.3 231 232 233 234 235 236 237 238 239 240 Council Bluffs, I o w a D u b u q u e , Iowa L y n c h b u r g , Va St. P e t e r s b u r g , Fla___ Ogden, U t a h E a s t Cleveland, O h i o . Oshkosh, Wis L a Crosse, Wis Anderson, Ind Fitchburg, Mass Poughkeepsie, N.Y___ 77.1 57.2 45.5 53. 8 69.6 66.4 67.4 45.2 66.3 69.3 .5 .5 12.4 (0 .2 .9 .3 3.1 0) .4 .5 .8 0) 2.1 7.2 6.2 12.4 1.4 .7 .9 0.2 2.6 4.4 5.0 1.3 4.6 2.0 7.3 11.6 .4 1.2 .3 .1 .7 .1 18.0 6.0 6.6 1.2 1.3 1.0 3.8 3.6 1.6 .8 1.9 .7 1.1 3.6 5.5 8.4 5.0 16.5 5.5 1.1 5.9 11.1 4.3 9.5 1.5 1.9 1.1 .2 .6 3.9 1.0 8.7 1.0 1.7 .7 1.5 4.1 1.5 .8 10.9 1.4 1.7 2.8 3.7 1.3 11.7 1.4 2.4 4.3 6.2 3.2 22.4 11.3 8.8 .7 2.1 .3 1.6 1.0 1.8 4.6 2.8 17.4 1.0 1.2 3.7 1.3 1.0 4.5 1.7 1.5 .3 1.4 1.3 3.0 6.7 5.0 .5 3.7 .4 .3 .1 .1 .3 5.2 6.4 3.0 2.3 13.0 1.5 1.7 .7 1.3 .7 0) 8.2 12.1 9.5 12.7 10.1 72.0 71.9 66.3 64.9 92.2 4.6 16.9 16.7 20.6 4.4 23.4 11.2 17.0 14.5 3.4 56.8 61.0 61.3 62.4 84.0 2.8 5.2 3.9 5.8 8.6 3.8 15.6 16.4 21.7 4.4 36.5 18.2 18.4 10.1 3.0 82.9 92.1 98.3 105.1 100.5 13.1 11.3 10.9 12.2 1 14.8 71.7 54.8 75. 5 70.8 10.0 12.6 24.2 14.4 6.7 18.3 32.6 .3 25.5 22.5 61.4 66.9 60.4 51.0 61.1 5.2 5.9 4.4 7.0 10.2 9.3 16.7 20.7 13.9 6.8 24.1 10.5 14.6 28.1 21.9 92.9 132.8 85.7 96.5 100.7 1.5 6.3 5.0 1.5 2.3 10.1 10.4 21.2 11.1 6.2 67.5 70.7 52.2 70.8 69.4 7.0 13.6 14.6 13.3 12.6 25.5 15. 7 33.2 15.9 18.0 69.3 65.0 56.4 69.8 73.9 5.9 2.5 20.6 6.0 7.1 7.8 13.0 21.4 14.2 14.7 17.1 19.5 1.6 9.9 4.3 111.4 95.6 147.4 107.1 116.7 2.4 2.3 2.6 8.8 2.7 12.2 7.6 42.3 6.0 7.6 1 75.8 67.6 69.9 86.3 2.7 4.8 2.9 4.9 9.5 21.5 27.6 27.2 8.8 18.7 1 73.4 68.8 53.1 83.8 5.9 3.8 28.6 4.0 6.0 2.8 5.1 3.4 5.0 10.2 17.8 22.2 14.9 7.2 12.9 104.6 107.4 116.9 101.7 107.1 60.1 71.8 70.9 Ifl 1-3 I—I o o *l o M H H-l 11.3 5.6 .3 5.3 .9 Waltham, Mass. Sheboygan, Wis_ Bloomfield, N J . . Green B a y , W i s . Butte, Mont 70.9 62.7 63.2 65.5 69.6 246 247 248 249 250 Q u i n c y , 111 Meriden, Conn S a n B e r n a r d i n o , Calif. S a n t a M o n i c a , Calif—. High Point, N . C 62.4 82.8 46.3 60.8 44.7 251 252 253 254 255 Arlington, M a s s Cumberland, M d R o c k I s l a n d , 111 Raleigh, N . C West N e w York, N J . 73.7 61.3 59.6 59.4 80.7 8.9 1.4 256 257 258 259 260 White Plains, N . Y . _ . T a u n t o n , Mass Hazleton, P a W e s t Allis, W i s D a n v i l l e , 111 66.9 52.3 79.8 67.5 72.1 3.0 10.5 261 262 263 264 265 Norwalk, Conn Auburn, N.Y Zanesville, Ohio_._ Elgin, 111 W a t e r t o w n , Mass_ 67.9 54.7 65.5 64.6 73.8 .7 2.4 .7 1.1 11.4 1.0 266 267 268 269 270 Revere, M a s s Norristown, P a Superior, W i s Steubenville, Ohio.. Orange, N . J 76.5 68.3 77.0 68.8 68.1 9.3 .8 9.0 271 272 273 274 275 A l a m e d a , Calif Plainfield, N J Lewiston, Maine Amsterdam, N . Y N e w Brunswick, N J _ 45.1 73.2 73.4 61.9 61.3 276 277 278 279 Santa Barbara, CaliL. Paducah, K y Easton, P a N e w p o r t News, Va N o r w o o d , Ohio 60.2 54.9 75.3 56.3 76.3 241 242 243 244 245 .4 .6 1.6 1.7 .1 .9 .2 .2 .8 5.5 10.3 3.9 1.2 .4 .5 1.1 1.1 .6 1 .5 0) 1.4 1.6 3.6 1.8 1.1 1.8 9.4 7.0 8.2 8.2 1.7 .4 6.0 2.3 1.5 13.9 .5 1.1 3.1 6.7 1.2 .8 3.1 3.2 3.0 3.0 3.3 19.6 7.0 .3 1.9 1.1 .9 1.4 1.7 9.3 .2 .5 5.5 17.6 1.0 .3 5.6 6.7 2.6 1.1 .2 5.8 7.5 16.8 .4 1.5 .8 .7 4.9 5.9 3.4 0) 1.8 6.8 1.6 .2 1.7 .4 3.6 .6 3.0 3.6 C1) .3 5.6 .3 1.6 4.3 1.9 7.8 5.4 .1 14.7 4.7 8.7 .1 2.8 4.0 2.4 4.5 2.4 1.1 2.6 .7 6.6 I 10.8 10.8 10.7 87.3 67.8 72.2 64.3 74.0 6.3 2.8 16.9 6.8 9.1 6.4 II 29.4 10.9 28.9 16.9 72.0 56.9 56.9 62.9 87.0 3.0 1.9 2.0 3.9 1.7 13.9 6.5 15.0 16.7 26.3 68.2 86.8 72.6 72.2 56.6 6.4 4.7 8.1 8.3 33.4 25.4 8.5 19.3 19. 5 10.0 65.9 63.3 66.7 61.4 1.7 9.1 .7 2.0 1.2 7.4 12.7 10.1 15.9 68.9 72.0 57.9 65.0 86.1 5.3 15.3 8.2 26.0 13.1 25.8 12.7 33.9 9.0 54.9 54.8 53.9 59.2 76.5 1.2 3.7 1.3 2.0 3.4 9.2 28.8 11.3 6.1 12.5 6.1 10.1 22.1 15.4 8.6 18. 2 7.4 45.5 57.9 80.0 68.1 82.9 3.7 17.2 0) 68.6 78.5 78.9 75.7 82.5 2.0 | #( 2J 1.0 I 2.0 1.8 2.5 3.0 2.1 23.0 10.4 13.7 8.3 8.7 71.1 82.1 67.1 65.6 72.9 8.8 3.5 8.1 10.3 7.1 20.1 14.4 1 24.8 24.1 20.0 .3 2.0 .4 2.1 , 5.6 2.8 5.1 .7 2.4 1.4 79.7 76.2 81.3 87.5 73.6 7.9 8.0 5.3 5.4 10.9 2.2 4.5 2.5 1.0 3.7 .7 6.9 33.2 74.8 72.2 78.4 75.2 85.7 2.4 3.8 2.4 4.5 2.3 13.0 15.2 .2 23.2 6.5 1 63.3 73.5 72.8 67.7 2.0 5.0 .8 1.2 2.3 I .6 1.2 | .8 2.0 I 1.0 I 2.5 2.0 I .9 I 1.1 .8 .1 1.7 I 2.1 3.6 I •7 .7 2.2 1.6 5.2 I 6.8 5.7 1 .6 9.6 9.3 1 8.5 10.6 13.3 64.2 5.5 2.5 14.8 7.1 10.7 18.2 1 87.4 35.9 90.9 22.1 87.5 26.4 103.5 2.3 117.6 6.7 3.7 8.2 8.7 26.2 21.5 ! 27.8 17.6 15.9 29.4 105.3 78.9 102.1 104.3 78.5 4.5 12.5 8.3 26.4 11.6 36.9 28.9 33.5 7.9 11.9 85.2 81.4 100.6 101.2 88.8 6.3 .1 8.3 5.8 12.7 6.0 10.2 42.5 19.1 7.3 19.7 6.8 73.9 95.6 101.4 98.3 100.6 41.8 70.9 64.3 66.1 65.3 9.6 7.0 7.5 6.3 4.4 6.4 3.4 8.6 11.4 6.8 42.2 18.7 19.6 16.2 23.5 72.3 94.9 106.9 110.3 95.6 12.4 15.8 13.4 7.1 15.5 73.1 58.1 82.0 74.5 70.3 2.6 .1 7.5 6.1 5.4 4.9 11.1 16.9 35.7 12.7 14.6 14.0 94.9 76.4 100.9 91.9 101.7 10.1 11.3 4.9 5.5 14.2 15.1 16.5 16.7 19.3 .1 60.6 67.7 68.5 54.6 69.3 17.5 10.5 10.6 4.5 4.3 12.8 11.4 21.7 23.7 37.2 10.2 104.4 93.7 91.5 77.8 89.9 8.8 22.9 13.1 19.2 12.4 27.9 3.6 14.1 13.1 53.3 62.3 79.7 62.4 63.0 1 7.9 21.0 14.4 20.3 13.2 34.7 11.7 6.0 8.0 18.2 90.6 91.6 109.4 105. q . 8 II 23.4 1 4.3 | 4.7 6.3 1 3.6 5.8 5.1 7.5 14.0 7.6 3.7 3.8 4.4 6.6 1 5.9 4.6 3.3 3.9 7.8 4.1 5.0 0) 9.3 5.6 O W % M W H"~ P H > 106. J i Less t h a n o n e - t w e n t i e t h of 1 p e r c e n t . Oi •M ^ABLE 5 . — P E R C E N T D I S T R I B U T I O N , BY P R I N C I P A L CLASSES, O F R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S AND G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T P A Y M E N T S : 1931—Con. 00 [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 37. For amounts on which percentages are based, see tables 2 and 3] PERCENT OF REVENUE RECEIPTS OBTAINED FROMTaxes General p r o p - Special erty Sub- Poll tions and Special Busi- assess- Fines, grants, fordonaness ments feits, tions, and and non- special a n d es- a n d busi- charges cheats pension ness assesslicense ments Highway privileges, rents, and interest Percent of revenue receipts required Earn- Earnfor ings ings meetof of ing gen- public eral service operation depart- enterand ments prises maintenance PERCENT OF GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS REPRESENTED BY— Percent Perof Payments forcent of reverevenue n u e rereOperaceipts ceipts Opera- tion tion reavailand and q u i r e d able for mainfor outlays mainteteIntermeetand nance nance est ing in- other of of gen- public terest pureral de- service partments enterprises Outlays Revenue receipts > Q H > GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued Sioux Falls, S.Dak Waukegan, 111 .__ Mansfield, Ohio Colorado Springs, Colo. Joplin, Mo 68.7 53.0 69.7 45.8 70.4 Elkhart, Ind Tucson, Ariz Laredo, Tex Kokomo, Ind Rome, N . Y . . 76.4 39.0 65.6 88.5 51.9 .4 Richmond, Ind Moline, 111 Watertown, N.Y Wilmington, N.C Muskogee, Okla 52.9 65.5 57.4 72.9 62.6 .2 Meridian, Miss Nashua, N.H Fort Smith, Ark Port Huron, Mich Pensacola, Fla 60.6 83.4 47.8 62.1 62.6 __ 3.2 ~I.~2~ 7.0 0) 1.9 1.7 1.2 2.7 5.4 .6 6.4 .4 .3 1.3 .2 .5 3.3 1.3 1.3 1.7 7.9 .5 2.9 .9 .1 6.9 .1 4.0 .2 1.2 .4 .2 .4 4.1 27.0 26.3 6.2 20.5 .1 2.5 3.6 5.9 1.5 1.6 15.1 3.6 2.7 1.6 .2 .9 .2 .8 1.1 2.6 .4 6.7 .1 14.6 1.2 12.2 10.2 1.9 1.5 .4 2.2 .9 2.2 3.5 1.0 3.9 1.6 3.5 15.3 9.9 7.8 46.6 .7 56.9 55.2 62.4 63.0 74.7 6.8 17.3 8.2 6.7 7.9 36.3 27.5 29.4 30.3 17.4 61.0 56.9 67.2 53.3 55.4 8.2 6.3 6.2 24.3 .8 8.3 19.8 9.7 8.3 5.9 22.6 17.1 16.9 14.1 37.9 121.4 114.4 117.8 123.1 75.2 1.5 1.7 4.4 .5 1.5 1.5 .4 2.9 5.7 12.9 12.5 2.2 .9 75.0 61.8 79.3 87.8 71.6 8.7 14.0 13.1 4.0 6.1 16.3 24.2 7.6 8.2 22.3 ! 68.9 43.8 76.3 88.2 63.8 6.9 4.6 .7 1.6 2.5 8.8 10.9 12.7 4.1 5.7 15.3 40.7 10.2 6.1 27.9 101.2 78.2 97.2 102.3 92.7 2.7 2.2 15.3 1.0 6.8 1.5 1.1 1.3 1.0 6.4 2.0 5.6 3.7 3.2 7.0 39.0 7.1 11.6 11.3 12.9 70.6 58.6 70.0 73.7 63.4 2.1 5.7 8.1 13.8 14.5 27.3 35.7 21.9 12.5 22.1 52.3 53.6 65.5 55.6 52.9 24.3 4.2 5.7 4.9 4.3 2.3 5.6 8.2 11.3 13.1 21.1 108.5 36.5 98.7 20.6 ! 101.8 28.1 ! 82.2 90.2 29.8 4.3 .8 12.4 13.6 11.0 .4 1.6 2.8 1.2 1.6 2.1 2.3 3.5 2.6 12.0 1.3 12.5 9.3 8.4 59.1 75.8 60.0 68.1 93.1 16.5 8.0 13.8 8.4 17.9 24.4 64.9 16.2 79.4 26.2 66.5 23.5 69.4 2 ( ) 11 71.3 6.3 1.7 7.4 4.9 7.7 19.8 8.6 17.0 9.1 15.2 9.0 10.3 9.2 16.6 5.8 .9 .6 3.6 120.4 107.0 123.0 109.0 84.8 H M Q O o H « GO 1 Baton Rouge, L a . . M a r i o n , Ohio Bellingham, W a s h . Newburgh, N . Y . . . Santa Ana, Calif.. 71.6 I 74.5 55.! 59.! 51.6 | B l o o m i n g t o n , I1L_. Hagerstown, M d . _ Everett, Wash N e w a r k , Ohio A l t o n , 111 59.! 51.2 I 49.3 67.7 70.5 Honolulu, Hawais. 68.5 .9 I .1 I ~i.~7~i 1.4 6.5 2.0 Less t h a n o n e - t w e n t i e t h of 1 p e r c e n t . 5.3 I 6.2 1.2 2.0 3.3 I 3.1 3.4 12.5 4.9 2.3 4.7 I 7.0 2 .5 I 1.0 .6 .2 1.0 1.5 I 21.0 I 18.1 24.9 1.6 1.2 •7 .3 | .8 1.1 .3 I 1.8 5.8 I 16.9 1.0 I 3.6 1.7 .9 2.3 1.! 1.4 I 7.e 2.2 I 7.4 1.5 3.8 5.5 2.5 1.9 2.4 17.4 I 15.5 4.7 7.6 19.2 I 10.0 9.5 I 63.4 I 70.3 | 90.6 85.4 | 76.7 18.6 I 34.2 24.5 | 11.1 .1 I 71.2 I 58.9 69.9 66.3 62.7 ' 6.2 19.6 15.2 10.9 22.6 I 61.7 J 14.< 22.8 I 28.4 I 39.6 58.7 ' 63.0 I 60.2 72.7 9.7 17.6 2.9 | ~18.~21 6.5 I P a y m e n t s for operation, m a i n t e n a n c e , a n d interest are in excess of r e v e n u e receipts. 14.2 I 4.7 I 7.0 16.8 ! 21.5 I 3 52.5 I 67.9 74.0 72.4 58.4 2.2 I 4.1 5.8 15.0 I 14.9 f 4.7 6.8 5.5 13.5 I 14.1 11.5 6.7 •1 17.! 15.3 I 11.5 8. 5 4.6 9.5 "l6.~4 I N o t i n c l u d e d in g r o u p or grand totals. TABLE 6.—REVENUE R E C E I P T S FKOM 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 K F E I T S , AND E S C H E A T S : 1931 [This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 180. For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 40] o City niimber RECEIPTS FROM T A X E S T h e general p r o p e r t y t a x Aggregate CITY Special taxes Poll taxes Total Total G r a n d total Group Group Group Group Group I. II III IV V _._ . .- --- $2, 632, 508, 332 1 1,440,271,468 287,020, 221 450,499,414 277, 945, 326 176,771,903 Original levies Penalties a n d interest Property All other $2,431,353,349 $2, 264, 368, 613 $2, 242, 451, 631 $21, 916, 982 $13, 607,845 $44,157,973 $5, 052, 756 1, 336,482,064 264, 029,072 412, 720,175 256, 316, 446 161,805, 592 1,247,212,493 245, 747, 646 383,322,893 238,868,654 149,216,927 1, 236,007, 750 242, 846, 904 379, 283,129 236, 524, 348 147, 789, 500 11, 204, 743 2,900, 742 4, 039, 764 2, 344, 306 1,427,427 4,420,198 450,080 5, 642, 309 1, 772, 505 1, 322, 753 26,910,206 1, 740, 037 6, 923,966 4,660,817 3, 922, 947 427, 576 227, 656 I, 745, 617 1,597,903 1, 054, 004 > a > Ul H > t—i Ul GROUP I — CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 500,000 AND OVER New York, N.Y____ Chicago, 111 Philadelphia, Pa Detroit, Mich Los Angeles, Calif. _. $539, 771, 956 211, 660, 338 96, 575, 252 106, 315, 367 113,304,647 $520, 368, 352 186, 530, 063 95, 269,404 96, 222, 937 86, 671, 708 $482,690,398 177,222,646 94, 253, 517 91,935,847 81,257,043 $477, 097, 580 176, 383,157 93,126, 216 90, 667, 493 81, 077, 703 $5, 592,818 839, 489 1,127. 301 1, 268, 354 179, 340 Cleveland, Ohio St. Louis, Mo Baltimore, Md Boston, Mass 58, 280, 930 43, 052, 793 36,124,998 68,113,931 52, 359, 926 37, 094, 036 35,028, 845 67, 363,133 49,236,688 34, 341, 294 31,406,650 57,469.062 49,125, 789 34, 054, 637 31,059, 734 56, 983,183 110, 899 286, 657 346,916 485,879 Pittsburgh, Pa San Francisco, CalifMilwaukee, Wis Buffalo, N.Y 47, 628, 024 36,084,452 39, 608, 398 43, 750, 382 46,851, 046 34, 987,460 36,086,864 41,648,290 45, 826,195 32,805,298 1 31,716,676 1 37,051,179 45, 582,093 32, 640, 726 31, 439,106 36, 770, 333 244,102 164, 572 277, 570 280,846 M O Ul $14, 694, 296 142, 339 $56, 732 $40, 640 1, 338,147 3,041,268 448,893 o 928, 544 o M ~5,~359~836" 3, 700, 492 1, 635,806 321,994 H 48,850 M Ul -CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000 Washington, D.C__ Minneapolis, Minn New Orleans, La._Cincinnati, Ohio--Newark, N.J $3, 060 106,327 224, 291 345,133 503, 648 740,037 709, 233 $25, 385, 212 22, 917, 361 15,128, 526 23, 994, 313 28, 274,833 $24, 932, 797 22, 780,133 14, 827, 680 23, 994, 313 27, 631, 072 $452, 415 137, 228 300,846 Kansas City, M o . . Seattle, Wash Indianapolis, Ind__ Rochester, N.Y 18, 278,401 19, 636, 605 17, 048, 552 20, 958, 678 16, 547,189 19,446, 914 16, 812, 659 19,400, 529 16, 360, 970 19, 240, 731 16,812,659 19, 084, 421 186, 219 206,183 316,108 472,840 Jersey City, N.J._Houston, Tex Louisville, Ky Portland, Oreg 21, 484, 856 12, 379,388 12,004, 926 15, 715, 324 19, 513, 014 12,168,801 11,350,056 14,808, 239 19, 215,875 12,063,924 11, 251, 754 14, 650, 575 297,139 104, 877 98, 302 157, 664 34, 728 $30, 23, 16, 26, 29, 643, 761 $238,920 995,601 127,481 I.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000 Toledo, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Denver, Colo Oakland, Calif Atlanta, Ga $12, 059, 453 10, 434,147 13, 344, 544 11, 574, 628 6,703, 261 $11,115,537 9, 534,849 12,883,486 11,166,716 5, 863,956 $11,115, 537 9, 534,849 12, 780, 087 11,119,216 5,783, 390 St. Paul, Minn Birmingham, Ala Dallas, Tex Akron, Ohio Memphis, Tenn 9, 876, 966 5, 373, 459 6, 996. 620 10,191, 412 6, 492, 918 9, 261,916 4, 090, 637 6, 950, 739 9, 221, 579 5, 955,865 9,199, 593 4,066, 308 6, 800, 852 9, 221, 579 5, 922, 273 62, 323 24, 329 149,887 Providence, R.I San Antonio, Tex Omaha, Nebr Syracuse, N.Y Dayton, Ohio 12, 507, 747 6, 707, 688 8,957, 957 9, 785, 555 8, 038, 964 12, 366, 019 6, 645, 010 8, 753, 607 9,136, 949 7,497,318 12,303,711 6, 583, 929 8, 734, 549 8, 946, 469 7,497, 318 62, 308 61,081 19, 058 190, 480 Worcester, Mass Oklahoma City, Okla Richmond, Va Youngstown, Ohio Grand Rapids, Mich_ 11,717,113 5, 466,810 6, 684,848 6,345,611 6, 829, 220 9, 717,039 5,125, 278 6, 048, 799 5, 940,124 6, 755, 086 9, 581,689 5, 061,198 5,991, 691 5,940,124 6, 673, 743 135,350 64, 080 57,108 Fort Worth, Tex Hartford, Conn New Haven, Conn Flint, Mich Nashville, Tenn 4, 682, 253 10, 896, 633 7, 994, 380 6, 362, 556 3,822, 216 4, 661, 071 8,943, 536 7, 715, 303 6, 335, 992 3, 631, 223 4, 561, 111 8,728, 600 7,611, 564 6,267,469 3, 579, 201 99, 960 214,936 103, 739 68,523 52,022 $127,585 126,510 $103, 399 47, 500 80, 566 65,343 I 298,201 49,708 33, 592 302,177 52,694 $666, 878 1,062,721 33,101 81,343 1, 726,934 122, 763 TABLE 6.—REVENUE 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 : 1931—Continued fThis table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 180. For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p . 40] City number RECEIPTS FROM T A X E S T h e general p r o p e r t y t a x Aggregate CITY Special taxes Total Total | Original levies Penalties a n d interest Poll taxes Property All other GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued 5? 53 54 55 56 San Diego, Calif Springfield, M a s s Long Beach, Calif._ . _ _ .. Bridgeport, C o n n . _ _ Scranton, Pa_ ... _ 57 58 59 60 61 T u l s a , Okla . . Des Moines, Iowa Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h . Yonkers, N . Y P a t e r s o n , N . J . . . . _. 62 63 64 65 66 Jacksonville, F l a Norfolk, V a Albany, N . Y Trenton, N . J Kansas City, Kans 67 68 69 70 71 Chattanooga, T e n n . Camden, N . J Fort Wayne, Ind Erie, P a Elizabeth, N . J 7?, 73 74 75 76 Spokane, W a s h _ . . . . . . Wichita, Kans - Fall River, M a s s . . . _ _ Cambridge, Mass . . N e w Bedford, M a s s - - - - __ _ ... _. ... $7,136,737 9, 922,152 7, 270,160 7,936, 568 5, 549, 649 $5,932, 682 9, 745, 313 6, 094, 635 7,889, 563 5, 252, 441 $5,834,659 7,938,468 5,908, 453 7, 593, 200 5, 091, 749 $5. 806, 763 7,839, 790 5, 893, 348 7, 487, 730 5, 017,869 $27. 896 98, 678 15,105 105, 470 73, 880 5, 310,918 6,095,914 4, 286,845 10, 253,904 6, 503, 751 4, 430, 639 5, 889, 432 3,960,415 9,815.816 6, 262,859 4, 238, 637 5,824,090 3,841, 893 9, 317,044 5, 699,149 4,143,988 5, 824, 090 3, 834,434 9,119, 503 5, 489,828 94, 649 7,459 197, 541 209, 321 3,891, 620 5, 610,801 8,687, 222 5, 255, 516 4, 542, 645 3, 734, 583 5, 499, 507 7,822,774 5,139,803 3,863, 447 3, 579,974 4, 917, 571 7,452, 931 4, 793, 501 3, 760, 711 3, 508, 403 4, 755, 741 7, 350, 394 4, 705, 284 3, 746, 588 71, 571 161, 830 102, 537 88, 217 14,123 2,951,338 4,432, 349 3, 838,964 4, 284, 414 4,211,116 2,661,930 4, 218, 770 3, 660,010 4,013,948 3,932,025 2, 496, 252 3, 641, 557 3, 582,470 3, 793,991 3, 622, 766 2, 474,143 3, 546,856 3, 582,470 3,729,972 3, 509, 372 22,109 94, 701 54,194 64, 019 113,394 22, 250 3,179,955 4,490, 255 5,294,954 7,658, 225 5,970, 302 2, 904, 440 3, 676,034 5, 288,834 7,614, 745 5,948, 878 2, 3, 4, 6, 4, 2,877,405 3, 581,044 4,149,879 6,182,873 4, 595, 979 86, 771 60, 756 53,147 413,736 455, 549 596,618 877, 405 581,044 236, 650 I 243, 629 649,126 $648,183 $916,942 117,750 $82,069 124,814 120,415 283, 478 54,180 15, 955 9,578 12,176 176,786 40,146 28,942 70, 496 13, 401 51,815 194, 755 12, 520 506, 319 804,126 569, 690 50,599 47,345 45, 368 94 11, 929 108, 905 22,385 50,119 61,636 Miami, Fla Reading, Pa Knoxville, T e n n . . Peoria, 111 South Bend, Ind-. 5,497,818 1 3,901,535 2,952,139 3,962, 500 3, 646,200 4,816,527 3, 764,365 2, 766,134 3, 577, 438 3, 253,352 4, 518,158 3.617.054 2,651, 573 3,432, 702 3,217,426 4,495, 773 3, 566,935 2,589,937 3,432, 702 3,217, 426 Tacoma, Wash C a n t o n , Ohio W i l m i n g t o n , DelGary, I n d . , . , Somerville, M a s s , 2,627,306 4,500,359 2,875, 632 3, 952,133 4,056, 516 2,402, 704 3,900,158 2,686,430 3,869, 285 3,988,858 2, 386,971 3, 603, 624 2,583,822 3,853,597 3, 320,867 2,366,971 3,603, 624 2,583,822 3,853,597 3,284,900 35,967 Evansville, I n d . , . E l Paso, Tex Tampa, Fla,-_-,,. Lynn, Mass,-, 3,203, 552 2,325, 613 3, 841,321 4,673,530 3,084, 242 2,287,470 3,486,945 4,605,995 3,023,984 2, 248, 219 3,309, 583 3, 770,861 2,205, 203 3,237, 710 3,726,064 43,016 71,873 44,797 Utica, N . Y - — „ Duluth, M i n n . , . . Waterbury, Conn Lowell, M a s s , , - , , . 4,911,021 I 4,843,692 5,745,894 4,372,576 4,566,791 4,523,047 5,708,860 4,331,092 4,333,479 4,459,574 5,587,790 3.589.055 4,259,098 4,451,973 5,502,744 3,520,870 74,381 7,601 85,046 68,185 24,750 14, 294 20,894 209 " 156," 178" 394," 353 50,816 19,429 440,455 1,463 59,266 106,890 14,898 39,000 267,246 420,727 55, 538 38, 534 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 OF 50,000 T O 100,000 9f> % 97 98 99 Allentown, P a S a c r a m e n t o , Calif . Schenectady, N . Y $3,124,053 3,624, 705 5,442, 222 4,760,058 4,026, 550 i Rockford, 111 $2, 793, 248 3,525,053 5,141, 721 4,717,287 3,197,800 $2, 620,102 1 3,404,461 i 4, 548, 057 4, 454, 388 3,065,203 $2, 588,559 3,372, 421 4, 501,014 4,350,173 3,085, 203 $31,543 32, 040 47,043 104,215 $117,123 $146,618 W $11,157 GO 100 101 10? 103 104 Wilkes-Barre, P a Lawrence, Mass S a v a n n a h , Ga Berkeley, Calif L i t t l e Rock, A r k 105 106 107 108 109 no 111 11? 113 U4 3,480,055 j 4,153, 588 1 2,291, 590 3, 232,155 2, 747, 771 3, 416, 242 4,134,327 2, 260, 551 1 3,109, 419 2,030,113 3,221,902 3,241,619 1,988,167 3.062, 310 1, 819, 556 3,195,577 3, 206,873 1,987, 727 3, 059, 754 1,819, 556 26,325 34, 746 440 2,556 Charlotte, N . C Altoona, Pa_ ._ Saginaw, M i c h _ . S t . Joseph, M o Lincoln, N e b r .__ 2,141, 521 2,160, 278 3,425,118 2,075, 328 3,407,361 2,017, 285 2,075, 581 2, 995, 429 2,003, 319 2,835, 222 1,833,499 1,893, 223 2,989,050 1, 783,450 2, 777,936 1,806,090 1,862,681 2,931, 705 1, 777,910 2, 757,326 27,409 30, 542 57, 345 5,540 20,610 Harrisburg, Pa . . Sioux C i t y , I p w a Lansing, M | c h .. Pawtucket, R.I_._ . P a s a d e n a , Calif, — „ , „ . . „ , „ 3,225,587 3,188,641 3,408,612 2,871, 215 4, 701,818 | 3,075,215 3,032,397 3,056, 627 2, 792,440 4, 626, 565 j 2,983,878 2,977, 486 3,045,707 2,754, 269 4,542,105 1 2,983,878 2,977, 486 2,934, 513 2, 734,057 4,528,654 . . _.. . . , 373, 229 416,166 169, 572 42,152 9,533 8,223 123,480 17, 778 56, 798 111, 194 20, 212 13,451 17, 019 00 TABLE 6.—REVENUE 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 : 1931—Continued [This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p . 180. For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p . 10. For text discussion, see p. 40] City number RECEIPTS FROM The general property tax Aggregate CITY TAXES Special taxes Total Poll taxes Total Originates \ * " $ & * * Property All other 3 > a > GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued 115 116 117 118 119 Niagara Falls, N . Y . Binghamton, N . Y Shreveport, L a ._ H u n t i n g t o n , W.Va_ . Manchester, N . H 120 121 122 123 1?4 Winston-Salem, N . C E a s t S t . Louis, 111 Quincy, M a s s 125 126 127 128 129 Springfield, 111 _._ R o a n o k e , Va_ Portland, Maine E a s t Orange, N . J . Springfield, Ohio 130 131 132 133 134 Cicero, 111 Mobile, A l a New Britain, Conn Racine, W i s . . Atlantic City, N . J 135 136 137 138 139 Pontiac, Mich Hammond, Ind Newton, Mass J o h n s t o w n , Pa__Oak P a r k , 111 Troy, N . Y __ _ . .__ -- - . -.. _.,__ _ .__ - - $4, 621, 415 4,069, 460 2,415, 294 2, 514, 531 2,845, 715 $4,152, 204 3,893, 276 2,379, 559 2,478, 673 2, 823, 272 $3, 684, 906 3, 682, 562 2, 222, 092 2, 444,138 2, 447, 393 $3,666, 944 3,652,154 2, 215, 306 2,434, 926 2,431,162 $17,962 30,408 6,786 9,212 16, 231 2, 374,117 2,813, 081 4, 609, 027 3,166,129 3, 079,866 1,993, 044 2, 321,662 4,476, 760 2,991, 326 2,985, 426 1, 894, 512 2, 213, 204 3,864, 234 2, 788, 067 2,832, 633 1,886, 290 2, 213, 204 3, 794, 990 2, 788, 067 2,808, 885 8,222 2,418,182 2, 096,186 3, 080, 371 3, 322,190 2, 205,882 2,046, 732 1,975,939 3,028,842 3,108,053 1,975, 662 2,017, 667 1, 685, 017 2,831, 084 2,886, 243 1, 794,468 2, 017, 667 1.676, 571 2, 817, 461 2, 821,146 1, 794, 468 8,446 13, 623 65,097 2, 845, 028 1, 758, 325 3, 079, 790 2, 669,891 7,106, 273 2, 252, 309 1, 581, 593 3,013, 514 2,351,463 7,054, 689 2,108,333 1,229, 694 2,916,972 1,865,303 6,498,549 2,108, 333 1, 224, 923 2, 887, 370 1,864,903 6, 317,128 4,771 29,602 400 181,421 3, 364,090 3,157,850 4,972,741 2, 586,074 | 2, 922,142 I 3, 2, 4, 2, 2, 3,041,366 2,184, 310 4,130,181 i 2, 416,956 2,290,711 I 2,997, 654 2,173, 689 4,090,836 2,384,934 2, 290, 711 43, 712 10, 621 39,345 32,022 051, 255 211, 535 772, 239 550, 686 453,167 69, 244 $111,356 94, 596 $187,985 102, 931 $14, 277 13,880 71,850 8,027 115, 202 23, 748 395,211 25, 249 69,497 42,822 DO H > H M Xfl H3 M O 50 O 32, 599 62,946 8,373 76,885 17,919 21,400 430, 704 23 86, 883 426, 530 M H 17,397 54, 570 25, 624 o 6,550 38,124 103, 583 M H zn 140 141 142 143 144 Montgomery, Ala.. Glendale, Calif E v a n s t o n , 111 Covington, K y Topeka, Kans 1,328,696 1 2,669,401 3,932,054 1,431,163 2,950,321 1,059,973 2, 296,144 3,183, 529 1, 285, 451 2, 583, 637 722, 350 I 2,237,728 3,013,099 1,170, 443 2, 540, 860 715,871 | 2, 217, 495 3,013, 099 1,159,139 2, 534, 312 6,479 20, 233 145 146 147 148 149 M o u n t Vernon, N . Y . . Brockton, Mass Passaic, N . J Terre Haute, I n d C h a r l e s t o n , S.C 4,411,891 3,301,536 3,837,939 2,235,223 1,837,095 4, 247, 384 3, 235,073 3,812, 219 2,195,805 1, 657,621 4,037,048 2, 693, 770 3,609, 256 2,151,071 1, 506,690 3,975, 648 2,657,691 3,483,975 2,151,071 1,484,116 61,400 36,079 125,281 150 151 152 153 154 Medford, Mass Wheeling, W . V a . _. Charleston, W.Va.. Augusta, Ga Davenport, Iowa... 2, 736,222 1,956,043 2,250, 651 1, 748,136 2,290, 632 2,616,394 1, 914,527 1, 989,476 1, 702,383 1,933,046 2,251, 767 1,857, 596 1,951,805 1,542,891 1,884,485 I 2, 217, 543 1,854,202 1, 939,064 1,536,148 1,881,626 34,224 3,394 12, 741 6,743 2,859 155 156 157 158 159 Lancaster, P a _ . Irvington, N . J . M a d i s o n , Wis__ San Jose, Calif. Chester, P a 1,649,497 2,391, 803 3,574, 684 1,828,082 1, 645,204 1, 620, 546 2,036, 561 3, 205,041 1, 585,234 1, 601,450 1,580,903 1, 931,145 2,902,918 1,532,031 1,531,815 1, 577,061 1, 874, 292 2,898, 033 1, 532,031 1,503,115 3,842 56,853 4,885 160 161 162 163 164 Hoboken, N . J Maiden, Mass Beaumont, Tex._ Union City, N . J . Bethlehem, P a . _ . 3,444,817 2, 779, 619 1, 634,090 2, 747, 956 1, 959,946 3,419,329 2, 714, 633 1, 606,157 2, 723,992 1, 831,805 3,191,136 2,339,034 1,595,925 2, 573, 795 1,641,049 3,141,428 2, 297, 299 1, 576,989 2,493, 083 1, 608,468 49, 708 41, 735 18, 936 80,712 32, 581 165 166 167 168 169 Springfield, M o A u s t i n , Tex D e c a t u r , 111 E a s t Chicago, I n d . _ H a m t r a m c k , Mich_. 1, 576,006 1,152,881 2,154, 768 1, 903, 291 2, 724,974 1, 507,797 1,133,911 1, 604, 870 1, 892, 767 2, 635,452 1,319, 652 I 1,125,568 1,588,454 1,859, 700 2, 619,497 1,313,077 1,112, 983 1, 588,454 1, 852, 324 2,598,190 6,575 12,585 11,270 7,376 21,307 16,198 170 171 172 173 174 Holyoke, Mass Cedar Rapids, Iowa.. York, Pa N e w Rochelle, N . Y . . Jackson, M i c h 3,037,434 1,983,451 1,483,271 4, 935,154 2,391,515 3, 011, 705 1, 913,133 1,375,491 4, 797,756 2,167, 728 2, 244,203 1, 883, 620 1,307,631 4,570,285 2,158, 935 2,209,663 1,883,620 1,291,095 4,484,127 2,150, 653 34,540 175 176 177 178 179 McKeesport, Pa Kalamazoo, Mich Cleveland Heights, Ohio. Greensboro, N . C Waco, Tex 1, 630,870 2,294, 674 3,911,249 1,916,530 1,452,425 1, 544,210 2,092, 810 3, 311,066 1, 379,003 1,440, 316 1,513,756 2,083,128 3,031,208 1,276,963 1,435,830 1,497, 682 2,067, 679 3,031,208 1,257,983 1,416, 520 16,074 15,449 180 181 182 183 Macon, Ga Dearborn, M i c h . Hamilton, Ohio.. Galveston, T e x . . . 1,272,142 5,330, 236 1,988, 737 1,486, 302 1 1, 238,317 4, 645,217 1, 785,384 1,474,914 1,075,990 4, 616, 794 1,646,048 1,466,083 I 1,068,644 4,574,114 1,646,048 1,452,032 7,346 42,680 11,304 6,548 181,846 41, 749 136,199 277, 594 22, 574 43,260 254,001 37, 762 4,255 28,775 4,986 29,158 8,520 9,356 17,550 14,807 5,564 245,269 28, 700 o w 46,326 16, 705 83,027 815 233,309 20, 688 404 24,002 162,000 346,579 16,536 86,158 8,282 334,443 w tr1 m 24,070 31 869 160,643 18,006 128, 674 18,980 19,310 1,092 6,313 25,620 14,051 Or TABLE 6.—REVENUE 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 : 1931—Continued [This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 180. For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p . 40] City number RECEIPTS FROM TAXES CITY The general property tax Aggregate Special taxes Total Total Original levies Penalties and interest Poll taxes Property All other GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued 184 185 186 187 Durham, N.C . Highland Park, Mich Fresno, Calif . Port Arthur, Tex 188 189 190 191 Asheville, N.C Kenosha, Wis_ Berwyn, 111 Pueblo, Colo 192 193 194 195 Columbia, S.C Pittsfield, Mass Jackson, Miss. - - _ _ _ Woonsocket, R.I_ ___ _ __ _ . ._ $1, 592,822 2,808,917 2,066,628 1,157,010 $1, 229,536 2,731,694 1,988, 218 1,149,317 1, 873,330 2, 306,305 2, 557,931 1, 555,370 1, 794,845 2,164,428 1,422,354 1,327,259 1,168,906 ' 2,482,608 1, 504, 765 I 2,090,247 1,108, 016 . 2,374,056 ! 1, 207, 557 2,051,188 $1,170,812 2,693,884 1,878, 777 1 1,141,033 $1,153, 665 2,627,586 1, 874,161 1,127,653 $17,147 66,298 4,616 13,380 1,746,287 1, 744,517 1,330,073 1,308, 652 1,735,254 1, 743,927 1,330,073 1,308, 652 11,033 590 994,294 1,928,350 1,115, 256 2,025,801 980, 229 1,901,976 1,109,197 2,012, 201 14,065 26,374 6,059 13,600 $6, 725 4,280 $388,002 $133, 797 236,805 $233,008 8,868 27,610 9,975 10,618 GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000 196 197 198 199 ?O0 Everett, Mass _._ _ _ _ Clifton, N.J_ __ . _ Phoenix, Ariz . New Castle, Pa _Stockton, Calif __ . ___ ?01 ?0? 203 ^04 205 Haverhill, Mass Brookline, Mass Muskegon, Mich Stamford, Conn. Elmira, N.Y_,___ . $2,659,932 2, 452,136 2, 297, 049 _ __ _ . ______ 1, 656, 088 1,902,836 2, 280, 767 3,912,342 1, 732, 822 3,357,110 1,803,244 $2,626, 239 2,154,130 1, 732, 505 1,579,521 1, 768, 648 2, 257, 250 1 3,852, 474 1, 529, 798 3, 304,198 1, 762, 530 $2, 226, 323 1, 946, 452 1, 714,940 1, 395, 765 1, 715, 209 1, 906, 985 1 3, 213, 680 1, 522, 259 3, 263, 019 1, 667, 660 $2, 204,306 1,883, 060 1, 702,012 1, 379,181 1, 709,645 $22,017 63, 392 12,928 16, 584 5,564 $111, 394 4,871 1,875,169 3,197,696 1, 522, 259 3, 225, 927 1,656, 361 31,816 15,984 73,676 85, 297 37,092 11, 299 27, 256 $23, 552 4,172 161,153 213,117 409, 556 28, 382 24, 459 3,219 38, 710 206 207 208 209 210 B a y C i t y , Mich_._ _ _ Aurora, 111.. __ Muncie, Ind Waterloo, Iowa W i l l i a m s p o r t , Pa 211 212 213 214 215 Chelsea, M a s s Lexington, K y Jamestown, N.Y.__ _ _ P o r t s m o u t h , Va__. . __ Lorain, Ohio ___ __ 216 217 218 219 220 Chicopee, M a s s Joliet, 111 __ Amarillo, Tex C r a n s t o n . R.I__ __ W i c h i t a Falls, T e x . . . 221 222 223 224 225 B a t t l e Creek, M i c h Perth Amboy. N.J Montclair. N . J . . _ P o r t s m o u t h . Ohio Salem, M a s s 226 227 228 229 230 Columbus Ga W a r r e n . Ohio _ _ .__ Kearny, N.J _ ___ L i m a , O h i o . . . __ _ . . . Council Blufis, I o w a 231 232 233 234 235 D u b u q u e , Iowa Lynchburg, Va St. P e t e r s b u r g , F l a Ogden, U t a h . . . . East Cleveland, Ohio. 236 237 2,38 239 240 Oshkosh, W i s _. L a Crosse, W i s . . Anderson, I n d Fitchburg, M a s s . . Poughkeepsie, N . Y 241 242 243 244 245 Waltham, Mass Sheboygan, Wis Bloomfield, N . J Green B a y , W i s Butte, Mont ______ _ __.. __ _ _ __ ___ __ _ _ _ __ _ 1, 532,470 I 2, 076,981 1,468,186 1, 539.352 1, 482, 774 1, 498,883 1,609,019 1, 382,178 1 331 978 1, 361,631 1, 476,193 1,545,841 1, 370, 244 1, 282,625 1, 254,329 17, 553 2, 766,867 1,740,384 1, 947, 212 1, 070, 594 1, 990, 848 2, 742, 202 1, 645, 367 1, 748, 631 1, 052, 377 1, 698,099 2, 308, 524 1,535,576 1, 565, 376 862, 615 1,616, 336 79, 531 7,745 18, 773 26, 639 1,995, 058 1, 614, 696 1,157,814 1 1, 433, 874 j 1,124, 468 ! 1, 974,649 1, 315, 060 1,143,110 1, 392, 854 1,105, 776 1, 551, 904 1, 263, 003 1,119,142 1, 362, 753 1,082, 931 22, 525 ______ ___ __ __ 1,811,992 2,017,909 3, 248, 725 1, 511, 419 1,898, 746 1, 664, 836 1, 959, 007 2, 946, 982 1, 280,241 1,888, 393 1, 624, 258 1, 869, 033 2, 692,831 1,176, 642 1, 529, 923 35,100 22 359 47, 733 934,827 1, 513, 763 2, 015,265 1, 466, 540 1, 294,848 797,097 1, 344,817 1, 512, 388 1, 346, 971 1, 268,157 10,319 28, 521 ... 1,049. 733 1,769, 788 2,138, 718 1,660,451 1, 330, 410 1, 467, 719 1 1, 387, 622 3, 518, 643 1,114, 948 j 2, 094, 265 1, 347, 983 1,289,876 2, 369,029 907,311 1,853, 598 1, 325,350 1,049,908 2, 262, 087 868, 418 1, 695, 986 8,460 33,896 1, 521, 472 1, 461, 053 1,134, 083 1,930,906 2,179,050 1, 455,436 1, 336, 578 1, 020, 906 1, 917, 249 2,065,075 1, 278, 029 1,197, 868 997, 815 1, 549, 502 1,947, 295 2,035,070 1,621,682 1,887,245 1,900,456 1,158,089 1 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1,638,916 1, 276,919 1, 550. 385 1, 531, 675 999, 080 .. .__ _ ___ __ _. . _ _ . ... . ... .. . . ._ __ _. . _ . _ . . . .. . 989,893 424,128 704, 709 700, 627 025,100 5,590 23, 535 74,349 10.628 92, 056 205, 202 21,460 48, 745 3,442 1,327 168, 233 185,095 20, 483 20, 276 646 4,030 16,098 15, 556 17, 429 214 6,534 19,849 106, 008 9,576 179, 281 21,872 4,330 65, 264 1,213 8,128 7,754 14,322 404 52, 202 138, 431 110,318 6,628 1,702 19,141 39, 612 116, 203 182, 257 40, 714 31, 422 86,865 178,660 113,669 45, 410 1,409 2,070 7,482 15,884 22,238 20,084 9,366 124,401 8,846 B GO TABLE 6.—REVENUE 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 : 1931—Continued [This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 180. For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p . 10. For text discussion, see p . 40 City number RECEIPTS FROM T h e general p r o p e r t y t a x Aggregate CITY TAXES Special taxes Total Poll taxes Total Original levies Penalties a n d interest Property All other -3 • GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued Q 246 247 248 249 250 Q u i n c y , I1L_ _ Meriden, Conn. San B e r n a r d i n o , Calif S a n t a M o n i c a , Calif High Point, N . C 251 252 253 254 ?W Arlington, M a s s . . . Cumberland, M d . . . R o c k Island, 111 . . . Raleigh, N . C . . West N e w York, N . J - . . - - _ - .. _ _ . .. - $1,145,661 1,478,256 802,944 2,157, 399 1,113,099 $936,745 1, 462, 035 768,425 2,030,228 961, 557 $912, 007 1, 398,924 680,849 1,957,088 927,630 $912, 007 1, 390, 089 680, 849 1, 945, 794 911, 642 2,186, 936 1,014,275 1, 257, 747 1, 024,408 1,884,894 2,109,149 958,494 947, 072 921,192 1,875, 965 1,835,497 924,848 900, 945 871, 287 1,802, 956 1,818, 385 921, 219 900, 945 862, 791 1, 749, 998 > $8,835 $26,853 $29, 215 Ul 11,294 15, 988 2,813 17,112 3,629 37,983 20,943 8,496 52,958 5,017 $184,066 21,826 3,075 ui H M w W h i t e Plains, N . Y T a u n t o n , M a s s ___ _ _ _ _ __ _ H a z l e t o n , P a _. - __ _ W e s t Allis, W i s D a n v i l l e , 111 3, 866,126 1, 570, 564 1, 090,176 1, 631, 932 989, 602 3, 416, 904 1, 566,126 1,078, 509 1, 517,168 792, 891 3,184, 909 1, 264,192 999, 281 1, 293, 691 774, 776 3,121, 711 1, 242, 493 991, 479 1, 284,022 774, 776 63,198 21, 699 7,802 9,669 261 262 263 264 265 Norwalk, Conn Auburn, N.Y._ Zanesville, Ohio Elgin, 111 Watertown, Mass 1, 550, 581 1,119, 495 1,074, 223 1, 296, 472 2, 041,893 1, 531,076 i 1,021, 298 964,033 1, 034, 813 1 2, 030, 522 1,486, 247 891,426 866, 610 995,307 1 1, 718,271 1, 461, 293 878,031 866, 610 995,307 1, 700, 398 24,954 13,395 14, 254 17,873 89, 583 175, 498 22,176 266 267 268 269 270 Revere, M a s s __ _ Norristown, P a . _ _ _ . _ _ Superior, W i s __ __ _ _ .. _ _ Steubenville, Ohio Orange, N . J ._ - 1,877,073 877,167 1,676,374 1,188, 227 1, 733, 279 ! 1,844,418 875, 475 1, 583, 690 1,072, 360 1, 693, 400 1 1, 614,102 766, 551 1,421, 290 971, 485 1, 603, 278 1 1, 575,805 766, 551 1,421,062 971, 485 1, 552, 357 38, 297 24,975 170, 301 17, 394 101,014 __ .. > M O 256 257 ?58 259 260 97, 877 H 140, 563 155,822 20,493 68,371 196,878 o *j o hH H 228 50,921 24,473 38,416 8,618 71,873 17, 388 9,709 903 HH 271 1 A l a m e d a , Calif 272 Plainfield, N . J 273 L e w i s t o n , M a i n e 274 A m s t e r d a m , N . Y _ . 275 N e w B r u n s w i c k , N . J _- ___ 276 277 ?78 279 280 S a n t a B a r b a r a , Calif Paducah, K y Easton, Pa Newport News, Va N o r w o o d , Ohio 281 28? 283 284 285 Sioux Falls, S . D a k W a u k e g a n , 111 Mansfield, O h i o . . . Colorado Springs, C o l o . . . Joplin. M o 286 287' 288 289 290 Elkhart, Ind T u c s o n , Ariz Laredo, Tex Kokomo, Ind Rome, N . Y 291 292 293 294 295 Richmond, Ind M o l i n e , 111 Watertown, N . Y Wilmington, N.C_ M u s k o g e e , Okla 296 297 298 299 300 Meridian, Miss Nashua, N . H Fort Smith, Ark Port Huron, Mich Pensacola, F l a 801 302 303 304 305 Baton Rouge, La M a r i o n , Ohio . _ _.- . Bellingham, W a s h . Newburgh, N.Y S a n t a A n a , Calif. 306 307 308 309 310 B l o o m i n g t o n , 111 Hagerstown, M d Everett, Wash N e w a r k , Ohio A l t o n , 111 Honolulu, Hawaii * . _ -_ _. _ ._ . __ _ _ __ . __ __ _ . .___ _. i Not included in group or grand totals. 1,155, 993 2,150, 691 887,831 1, 298, 723 1, 478,956 1,140, 692 | 1, 927, 376 878, 991 1, 244, 925 1, 389, 733 1,130,810 1,820,449 839, 277 1,167, 766 1, 301, 601 1,121, 490 1, 775,901 836, 991 1,157, 355 1, 262, 097 9,320 44, 548 2,286 10, 411 39,504 1,350,200 883,989 1,509, 575 1,137,638 1,250, 716 1,306, 584 1 705,862 1,422,394 1,094,525 1,209,918 1,273,319 651,454 1,292,975 958,300 1,124,180 1, 268,452 645,368 1,274,310 947,000 1,124,180 4,867 6,086 18,665 11,300 1, 525,110 2,009,948 1, 473, 542 1,390,230 830,226 1,412, 597 1,288,917 1,295,123 1,304,471 755,817 1,388,096 1,225,511 1,191,963 1,287,017 1 693,187 1,388,096 1, 225,511 1,191,963 1, 276,970 688,796 985,846 1,272,225 337,174 756, 611 1,052,382 952, 238 928, 685 335,350 753 663 980,544 941,149 1 864,224 331,019 747,790 844,948 941,149 864,224 324,958 747,790 839,768 1,002,706 1,474,895 1,469,083 999,694 1,034,119 971, 525 f 1,194,317 1,386, 088 957,802 992, 666 966,402 1,150,308 1,237,937 | 872,076 968,841 966,402 1,150,308 1,227,428 865,855 956,349 931, 063 1,150,180 830, 291 1,236,659 860, 229 745,845 i 1,130,926 656,674 1 1,049,469 813,324 694,786 1 1,019, 590 575,863 1, 048, 553 713,833 691,392 1,013,820 575,863 1,035,690 704, 562 960,404 1,026, 580 664, 292 1, 221,021 1,085, 355 877, 478 919,862 657,456 1,160,154 1,005,928 807, 630 847,910 643, 597 1,092, 643 945,342 800.341 847,910 643, 597 1,079,856 945.342 1,056,993 832,398 780,851 1,044, 702 877,881 869,479 758,544 736,338 945,466 712,994 850,893 729, 524 716, 275 839,812 668,854 850,893 725,125 716,275 839,812 668,854 9, 006, 440 8,227,107 7,093,273 7,093,273 4,500 19,951 12, 272 12, 722 21, 526 11, 770 3,859 96,159 4,294 6,808 16,166 10,047 4,391 5,233 4,917 o 3,318 w 6,06l 5,180 22,539 10, 509 6,221 12,492 69,801 3,394 5, 770 12,863 9,271 14, 714 47,438 38,298 21, 762 20,324 58 3,118 9,989 7,289 1,460 30, 565 12, 787 4,399 16,896 24,700 116, 597 \>1 tr H w m T A B L E 6 . — 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 : 1931—Continued [This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 170. For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p . 10. For text discussion, see p. 40] RECEIPTS FROM TAXES—continued Nonbusiness license taxes Business license taxes $74,413,323 Grand total. 38,111,071 12, 394,168 11,194,841 7, 672, 538 5,040, 705 Group I Group LL-Group I l l Group I V . Group V-_. Dog licenses General licenses $1,328,366 597, 221 247, 293 218,534 154,172 111,146 $24,351,094 17,206,043 2, 651,285 2,629,595 1,085,689 778,482 Permits $4,073, 379 1, 597, 256 570,907 1,042,420 504,168 358, 628 RECEIPTS FROM SPECIAL A S SESSMENTS AND SPECIAL CHARGES RECEIPTS FROM F I N E S , FORFEITS, AND ESCHEATS For operation and maintenance Court fines and forfeits For outlays $6,070,312 $180,290,973 2,165, 757 948,302 2,188,386 335,922 431,945 94,870, 655 20,179,840 32, 380, 712 19,687,008 13,172, 758 $14, 299, 733 6, 380, 243 1,794,863 3,182,886 1, 592,092 1,349, 649 Commercial forfeits Escheats $285,421 $208,544 266, 567 15,110 793 2,090 861 106,182 53,034 26,462 11, 768 11,098 GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 500,000 A N D OVER 1 2 3 4 5 New York, N . Y Chicago, 111 Philadelphia, P a . . . Detroit, Mich Los Angeles, Calif 6 7 8 9 10 11 1? 13 $18, 653,067 3,448,525 640,790 513,790 4,104,934 $157, 737 24,615 66,847 117,453 $4,079,283 5,369,697 190,565 3,089,692 788,923 $251,308 189,119 103,185 127,228 403, 355 Cleveland, Ohio St. Louis, M o Baltimore, M d Boston, Mass 1,263,398 2,085,406 1,020,476 1,047,599 46,391 7,420 26, 582 30, 274 841,809 590,954 1,156,249 4,415 43,096 68,962 80, 741 88,685 Pittsburgh, P a San Francisco, Calif-.. Milwaukee, Wis Buffalo, N . Y . . . . 840,948 1,816,411 595,481 2,080, 246 28,346 11,204 12, 732 67, 620 4,671 295,116 1,215 793,454 102,036 59,431 60,125 19,985 . $17,883,169 23, 792, 749 998,346 9,437,890 23,931,085 $1,495, 550 1,064, 061 304,530 654,057 1,095,116 7,517 5, 210,946 5,807,853 1,035,498 526,807 692,135 131,121 59,155 216,474 525,965 33, 297 596,868 983,260 2, 711, 618 1,954,566 176,362 109,850 268,033 113, 799 $1, 645 I, 581,39l 15,942 $262, 933 1,826 $24,885 8,887 2,972 483 25,347 16,097 3,841 1,500 308 3,748 3,882 15,610 430 GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000 14 15 16 17 18 Washington, D . C Minneapolis, M i n n N e w Orleans, L a . C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio Newark, N.J 19 20 21 22 Kansas City, M o Seattle, W a s h Indianapolis, I n d . Rochester, N . Y 23 24 25 26 Jersey C i t y , N . J Houston, Tex Louisville, K y Portland, Oreg. . _ . _ $5,444 011 536 011 869 678 $9, 518 356, 901 1,888 199, 646 133, 000 $796, 740 2,102, 856 2,032, 596 1,267,415 1, 453, 539 $413, 851 180,018 130, 283 257, 560 109, 767 $10,996 353, 482 26, 713 468 345,433 46,147 6,730 28,862 15, 931 676 1, 924, 888 4, 272, 236 742,315 1,999,337 78, 754 207,552 30, 640 21,956 200 114 17, 333 214,940 10,431 28,345 1,637 2,494 131,609 210,465 666, 841 25, 066 35,119 13,887 48,060 304,840 8,772 842, 621 2, 431, 685 64, 112, 39, 148, 3,800 2,955 2,686 295 $4,343,402 247,315 1,141, 875 1,165, 447 905, 755 $37,520 10,594 5,143 43,692 21,470 $328,086 1,310,837 134, 594 131, 934 691, 671 20, 746 2 21, 654 17, 629 32, 274 1,687,837 39, 493 427,496 166, 512 3,511 4.366 3,022 25,672 72,828 483,115 29,751 $127, 63, 33, 57, 69, 14, 400 541 219 218 504 879 294 68 GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000 27 28 29 30 31 Toledo, O h i o C o l u m b u s , Ohio D e n v e r , Colo _ . O a k l a n d , Calif . . A t l a n t a , Ga_ _ __ 32 33 34 35 36 St. P a u l , M i n n . . . . . B i r m i n g h a m , Ala Dallas, T e x . _ . _ A k r o n , Ohio _ Memphis, Tenn 37 38 39 40 41 Providence, R . I San A n t o n i o , T e x Omaha, Nebr Syracuse, N . Y . . Dayton, Ohio... . . 42 43 44 45 46 Worcester, M a s s O k l a h o m a C i t y , Okla R i c h m o n d , Va Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio Grand Rapids, Mich 1 $474,355 446,167 176.149 354, 521 693.150 529,681 1,163,118 25,930 384, 558 240, 799 _ ._ ._ . _ . .__ 60, 736 36,874 62,914 310,645 282,729 156,643 83,142 435,546 220,024 52,584 $15, 766 8,365 1,227 $317,034 303,831 254, 250 4,709 109, 393 1,008 454 12, 692 13,043 21, 380 274, 241 222,349 797 1,813 106,910 180,894 3,812 10,922 2 42 97,127 114,691 148,223 $24,942 22, 790 14,893 45,026 45,628 $275,891 225, 514 15,317 10,311 18,943 12,833 23, 743 200,115 215,931 4,261 23,991 21,483 14,404 25,329 3,250 157,451 6,794 4,139 21, 508 Exclusive of receipts from permits issued by public-service enterprises, wbich are included in table 10. 251,492 327, 765 45, 369 141,031 160, 530 20, 000 2 $1,480,132 1, 281, 834 1, 502,874 1, 291, 222 407, 793 $41, 731 72, 327 80, 227 121, 046 207,039 1, 324,168 1, 379, 698 740,915 1,455, 229 353,640 50,143 179,945 85,038 98,134 65,003 271,844 119, 793 1,072, 261 1, 321, 493 603,049 32,693 33, 682 79, 720 35, 468 74,027 124,980 1,785,519 33,976 486, 910 1,541,139 13, 572 141, 787 49, 646 52, 327 88,127 Includes amounts received from cat licenses. $770 935 1,293 358 1,205 277 4,765 1,808 488 T A B L E 6 . — R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S FROM T A X E S , SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS, F I N E S , F O R F E I T S , AND E S C H E A T S : 1931—Continued [This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 170. For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 40. RECEIPTS RECEIPTS FROM TAXES—continued FROM SPECIAL A S - SESSMENTS CHARGES AND SPECIAL For operation and maintenance For outlays RECEIPTS FROM FINES, FORFEITS, AND ESCHEATS City numb <D CITY Business license taxes Nonbusiness license taxes Dog licenses General licenses Permits ' Court fines and forfeits Commercial forfeits Escheats 3 > a GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued Fort Worth, Tex.... Hartford, Conn New Haven, Conn. Flint, Mich Nashville, Tenn $10,009 62,629 23,070 19, 951 125, 609 $3, 504 1,349 2,685 $70 194 $464,128 353, 742 31,866 742, 797 179,190 $7, 669 24,006 34,003 6,613 10, 262 $91,169 104,193 45,880 79,186 48,426 > QQ $20 $559 > M San Diego, Calif--Springfield, Mass_. Long Beach, CalifBridgeport, Conn.. Scranton, Pa 71, 800 151, 727 125, 007 42, 066 25,948 9,684 2,242 4,810 Tulsa, Okla Des Moines, Iowa Salt Lake City, Utah. Yonkers, N.Y Paterson, N.J 85, 377 51, 328 92, 791 194,915 457, 477 3,176 83 9,354 6,025 5,980 Jacksonville, Fla Norfolk, Va Albany, N.Y Trenton, N.J Kansas City, Kans.. 137,120 334, 253 186, 878 264,107 84,041 3,182 8,315 5,050 8,770 8,524 Chattanooga, Tenn. Camden, N.J Fort Wayne, I n d — 70 Erie, Pa_. 71 I Elizabeth, N . J . 89, 941 503, 214 15, 223 21, 687 253, 347 123 "l,"033 267 22,188 7,924 51, 491 9,224 9,519 $142, 5 83 25,099 13,931 15,957 14, 354 30,118 31,131 3,691 4,729 15, 571 1,129 4,330 10,171 682 10, 662 92 1,007,972 123, 651 1,126, 552 12, 727 234, 538 53, 500 53,188 38,311 34,186 62, 670 789, 802 185, 813 284, 644 430,809 225, 301 54, 698 16,938 41, 786 7,279 15, 591 120,406 32,022 848, 417 112, 498 668,078 35,949 79, 272 16,031 2,281 11, 077 270,545 181,186 174, 391 259,998 273, 935 18, 834 30, 598 4,563 10, 447 5,156 w M a w o *j 78, 350 420 211, 621 5,241 6,281 10, 502 3,515 20,109 40 a M M Ul 29 1,795 7? 73 74 75 76 Spokane, Wash W i c h i t a , K a n s . _ .__ Fall R i v e r , M a s s Cambridge, Mass N e w Bedford, M a s s . 77 78 79 80 81 Miami, Fla R e a d i n g , P a __ Knoxville, T e n n _ Peoria, 111 S o u t h B e n d , Ind_ 8? 83 84 85 86 Tacoma, Wash C a n t o n , Ohio Wilmington, Del Gary, I n d Somerville, M a s s 87 88 89 90 Evansville, I n d El Paso, Tex Tampa, Fla Lynn, Mass... _ _ . 91 9? 93 94 Utica, N . Y Duluth, Minn__ Waterbury, Conn Lowell, M a s s __ _ __ . . . __ _. _. . . __ _ _ . _ 20,175 83, 540 80, 431 49, 007 86, 847 6,855 4,236 267, 750 25, 666 70,199 44, 663 14,454 224 32 424 563 13, 759 85,433 1,715 29,932 166, 622 81,014 11, 395 58,067 2,846 32, 569 19,157 175,195 71, 645 4,151 853 704 118,911 40, 655 12, 341 14, 826 3,469 3,490 1, 392 19, 478 5,786 592 226 1,303 56 2,806 19,185 232 3,041 4,042 4,430 12, 799 704 199, 372 758, 825 33, 809 10, 237 13, 210 7,490 54,126 1,469 29,988 1,862 2,498 958 917 55, 707 48, 693 6,120 9,527 10,187 601 258 342 273 903 82, 643 11,912 34, 663 18, 878 4,595 193, 489 521, 383 144, 757 68, 487 4,828 30, 992 65, 608 44, 445 6,871 8,352 117,310 298, 381 54, 402 2,000 38,143 55,928 13,133 331,836 259, 252 22, 316 22,174 10, 525 31,405 12,856 16,812 598, 125, 151, 363, 387, 18, 466 12, 740 5,290 14, 640 5,463 2,955 3,962 16,123 2,271 8,351 105,056 5,262 1,430 5 7,214 1,067 14,665 1,229 144 1,000 47 2,911 350 121 352 67 O 400 > Hi GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000 Allentown, Pa Sacramento, Calif.. Schenectady, N . Y . Bayonne, N.J Rockford, 111 $50,103 105, 516 438, 419 244,070 26, 785 $1, 724 5,204 2,751 2,019 100 101 102 103 104 Wilkes-Barre, P a . Lawrence, Mass—. Savannah, Ga Berkeley, Calif Little Rock, Ark.. 19, 656 59, 793 265,003 28, 549 114, 577 3,789 3,705 2,442 105 106 107 108 109 Charlotte, N . C . Altoona, Pa Saginaw, Mich.. St. Joseph, Mo.. Lincoln, Nebr... 143, 246 52, 227 4,867 168, 945 31, 229 $96, 321 800 74,903 25, 231 1,375 3,771 75 43, 470 $5, 920 13, 352 3, 423 4,921 7,472 4,312 1,368 3,592 14,855 9,102 7,086 6,651 1,437 6,079 4,508 i Exclusive of receipts from permits issued by public-sarvice enterprises, which are included in table 10. $1, 821 173 16, 718 059 063 223 521 094 $3,925 48, 508 11, 219 1,250 20, 656 46, 662 11, 591 112 76, 747 681, 040 17,151 7,497 30, 927 45, 497 35,068 112, 043 73, 585 413, 048 54, 788 531, 591 12,193 11,112 16, 391 17,118 23, 692 $325, 51, 289, 41, 808, $81 59 $1, 550 103 138 OO 00 T A B L E 6 . — 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 : 1931—Continued [This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 170. For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p . 40] RECEIPTS RECEIPTS FROM TAXES—continued City numb u FROM SPECIAL A S - SESSMENTS CHARGES AND SPECIAL F o r operation and maintenance For outlays RECEIPTS FROM FINES, FORFEITS, AND ESCHEATS CITY N o n b u s i n e s s license taxes Business license taxes Dog licenses General licenses Permits * C o u r t fines a n d forfeits Commercial forfeits Escheats GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued 110 111 1)? 113 114 H a r r i s b u r g , Pa_Sioux C i t y , I o w a . Lansing, Mich Pawtucket, R . I . P a s a d e n a , Calif 115 116 117 118 119 N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y Binghamton, N . Y - - - . ._. - _ _ Huntington, W.Va_-. Manchester, N . H - 120 191 199 1?3 194 W i n s t o n - S a l e m , N.C__ E a s t S t . L o u i s , 111.. 1?5 1?,6 1?7 1?8 19q Springfield, 111 Roanoke, V a . Portland, Maine._ E a s t Orange, N . J Springfield, Ohio__ no Cicero, 111 131 13^ 133 134 N e w Britain, C o n n - . R a c i n e , Wis__Atlantic City, N . J Troy, N Y _ - - 347, 601 109, 582 139,885 19, 599 5,467 56, 45, 57, 113, 80, --- - -_ $29, 288 40, 949 6,254 15,138 55, 217 _ - 230 049 766 026 388 21, 677 191,914 52, 238 182, 094 95, 724 63, 389 302, 749 10, 383 51, 947 545, 468 4,954 8,487 7,738 5,966 3,305 42 4,865 1,102 $30, 443 59,968 61, 871 60,346 29 1,969 60, 558 4,201 125 631 739 $15, 540 22, 664 25, 798 5,287 51,016 1, 014 2,781 461, 449 110, 227 12,147 10, 754 5,598 7,762 12,190 23, 588 25,104 16, 845 3,832 2,339 1,525 3,113 546 350, 481, 125, 142, 81, 783 609 347 341 042 30, 273 9,810 4,936 32, 462 2,564 364, 923 55, 089 18. 436 209, 494 206, 565 6, 527 65,158 5,177 4,643 19, 768 588, 850 155,947 44, 956 281, 003 49, 461 3,869 20, 785 21, 292 12,991 2,123 603 570 2,362 3,981 $134,832 129, 788 283, 631 73, 488 7,825 $5, 251 10, 200 4,666 1,060 20, 756 $3, 762 68, 820 28. 898 78 $3, 792 42, 433 15, 718 53, 763 1,984 10, 834 7,388 2,082 5,660 11, 455 3,512 27, 916 7,566 2,730 5,256 3,509 9,910 28 24, 434 3,887 $123 694 4 17 Pontiac, Mich Hammond, Ind Newton, Mass Johnstown, Pa Oak Park, 111 6 565 Montgomery, A l a — Glendale, Calif Evanston, 111 Covington, Ky Topeka, Kans Mount Vernon, N.Y. Brockton, Mass Passaic, N.J Terre Haute, Ind Charleston, S.C Medford, Mass Wheeling, W.Va Charleston, W.Va—. Augusta, Ga Davenport, Iowa Lancaster, Pa Irvington, N.J Madison, Wis San Jose, Calif Chester, Pa 5,821 101,148 7,643 5,871 26, 395 24 109, 309 3, 269. 2 4, 843 100 ! 1,709 246 573 21,609 254 1,022 32 1,253 3, 257 5,479 552 6,299 4,167 1,405 3,414 6,242 7,499 2,233 1,623 2,868 2,897 3,562 I, 471 245 864 2, 330 55 157 55 Springfield, Mo Austin, Tex Decatur, 111 East Chicago, Ind Hamtramck, Mich._. 619 952 316 452 1,183 29,856 4 1,489 389 3, 300 234 5,214 24, 566 23,194 2,756 2,714 14, 585 6,741 5,340 8,946 3,535 Hoboken, N.J Maiden, Mass Beaumont, Tex Union City, N.J Bethlehem, Pa Holyoke, Mass Cedar Rapids, IowaYork, Pa New Rochelle, N.Y.. Jackson, Mich 1 Exclusive of receipts from permits issued by 2,423 3,982 1,274 86 11, 404 3,815 3,169 8,335 6,006 3,412 1,117 12,452 935 168 5,499 3,202 1,563 915 2,653 126 318 7,414 3,007 5,028 886 154 1,778 lie-service enterprises, which are included in table 10. 284, 729 | 943, 352 190, 649 17, 566 450,451 24, 692 2,963 3,611 17,822 18, 524 249,161 333,154 721, 254 137, 720 341, 384 19, 562 39, 987 27, 271 7,792 17, 801 151,351 59,114 18,685 36, 692 144, 652 5,401 5,116 7,035 2,726 34,822 113,950 27,988 232, 443 34, 680 335,780 5,678 13, 528 28,732 11, 073 18, 244 28, 208 349, 270 341, 428 210,227 31,819 743 4,855 15, 763 32, 621 11,935 21, 462 57, 388 979 23, 305 122,108 3,047 6,663 27,765 659 6,033 55, 330 7,000 540,194 5,103 81,405 12, 750 11,758 9,564 5,331 8,117 3 212 140 17, 637 57, 660 101, 278 115,528 215, 813 7,938 10,880 6,502 21,644 7,949 116 200 7,755 $200 90 2 includes amounts received from cat licenses. 226 25 T A B L E 6 . — 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 : 1931—Continued [This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 170. For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p . 40.] RECEIPTS RECEIPTS FROM TAXES—continued FROM SPECIAL A S - SESSMENTS CHARGES AND SPECIAL F o r operation and maintenance For outlays RECEIPTS FROM FINES, FORFEITS, AND ESCHEATS City numb CD CITY N o n b u s i n e s s license taxes Business license taxes Dog licenses General licenses Permits 1 C o u r t fines a n d forfeits Commercial forfeits Escheats GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued 175 176 177 178 179 $9,831 7,296 92, 935 68,378 2,509 180 181 189 183 Dearborn, Mich H a m i l t o n , Ohio 184 185 186 187 Durham, N C Highland Park, Mich F r e s n o , Calif Port Arthur, Tex 188 189 190 191 Asheville, N . C 1Q9 193 194 195 C o l u m b i a , S.C Pittsfield, M a s s B e r w y n , 111 P u e b l o , Colo _ - . . - - - - $11 $2,118 351 53,854 17, 428 669 160, 734 9,088 65,993 3,986 788 39, 428 29,858 92, 020 1,854 3,248 674 6,760 1,964 33,533 29,805 26, 751 13,388 440 8,628 4,198 783 54,984 20 497 16 1,527 3 2 102,832 47, 227 77, 001 11,722 43,300 44 5,809 5 $2, 606 2,386 4,395 6,711 1,626 $745 29, 265 924 18,547 4,423 4,801 10, 316 4,228 3,514 7,278 10, 656 4,466 1,677 2,104 6,348 4,416 1,509 267 5,322 1,518 21, 606 26, 447 $63, 321 175,951 565, 702 511, 430 830 $22, 929 25,168 5,216 26, 097 11, 279 646 661,801 192, 861 424 33,179 12, 902 6,264 10,964 357, 641 51, 689 50,929 5,645 25, 534 27, 481 7,693 67, 549 112, 657 1,132, 298 218,858 10,936 7,494 3,279 9,253 35, 718 77, 412 261, 845 38, 776 25,172 4,688 35, 363 283 $410 120 5 GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000 •6 '7 '8 19 i0 il 12 13 4 15 16 17 18 19 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 Everett, Mass $29, 340 Clifton, N.J 188, 578 Phoenix, Ariz 7, 510 New Castle, Pa 21,191 Stockton, Calif 50,771 Haverhill, Mass 33, 992 Brookline, Mass 118,468 Muskegon, Mich 5, 678 Stamford, Conn 6,411 Elmira, N.Y 50, 503 Bay City, Mich 3,083 Aurora, 111 10. 440 Muncie, Ind 4,349 Waterloo, Iowa 18,790 Williamsport, Pa 22,100 Chelsea, Mass 30,929 Lexington, Ky 102,046 Jamestown, N.Y 111,342 Portsmouth, Va 96,535 Lorain, Ohio 48,145 Chicopee, Mass . 26, 052 Joliet, 111 16,613 Amarillo, Tex 4, 956 Cranston, R.I _ 3,951 Wichita Falls, Tex 3,938 Battle Creek, Mich 4,194 Perth Amboy, N.J 65, 244 Montclair, N.J 171,386 Portsmouth, Ohio 55,922 Salem, Mass 30, 246 Columbus, Ga 122,737 Warren, Ohio 64,968 Kearny, N.J 470, 064 Lima, Ohio 68, 296 Council Bluff, Iowa 14, 468 Dubuque, Iowa 15,167 Lynchburg, Va ... 208, 415 St. Petersburg, Fla 64, 512 Ogden, Utah 32,079 East Cleveland, Ohio 65, 023 Oshkosh, Wis 29, 076 La Crosse, Wis 25, 003 Anderson, Ind 3,737 Fitchburg, Mass 31, 930 I Poughkeepsie, N.Y J 34.020 1 Exclusive of receipts from permits issued by public-service $54 428 $2, 568 9,157 9, 851 1,412 2,240 299 2,132 68 1,098 1, 014 1, 861 3,926 3, 525 376 72 510 46, 797 1,676 98 2,726 13, 379 59, 624 31,315 399 585 976 $900 204 3,996 2,937 2,648 225 3,706 251 28,394 83 1,718 37, 367 36,172 40,638 2,299 533 1,862 3,324 2,088 1,840 38, 332 706 23 2.252 2,054 5, 565 1,923 6,518 225 $1, 796 $26, 666 294,620 537,894 68, 929 $7,027 3,386 24,854 7,638 118,322 9, 456 54, 881 187, 242 31, 686 29,916 3,106 2,421 15, 782 20,100 10,798 22, 084 460, 271 83, 006 184, 336 115,224 11, 503 7,691 3,002 17,731 5,919 4,798 84. 037 195, 632 6,488 10, 980 2,949 18, 217 13,565 15, 866 10, 955 2,566 5,307 22, 606 256, 578 564 4,402 2,043 2,858 1,227 1, 287 1, 075 16, 406 282, 024 1,284 2,074 6,931 734 580 6,999 40,104 30,117 6,759 4,143 11,314 1,948 344 2,542 3,079 2,507 2,170 87, 345 232,513 122, 064 190,115 25, 351 27, 561 23, 512 1,389 3,796 10,211 6,933 5,069 4,806 4,726 2,055 106,956 59, 541 1,133, 275 182, 290 215, 450 12, 780 38, 205 16, 339 25, 347 25, 217 3,272 1,687 2,764 1,955 1,182 enterprises, which are included in table 10. 29, 771 1,422 1 27, 806 117, 554 111,292 12, 454 106,195 I ! > 2, 716 16,537 14, 704 916 18, 692 110,040 52, 083 297, 600 217, 285 8, 405 $1,128 8,459 5,499 1, 885 1, 203 7,780 > W 60 2,579 T A B L E 6 . — 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 : 1931—Continued y number [This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 170. For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p . 40.] RECEIPTS FROM TAXES—continued RECEIPTS FROM SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS A N D SPECIAL CHARGES RECEIPTS FROM FINES, FORFEITS, AND ESCHEATS F o r operation and maintenance Court fines a n d forfeits 00 00 CITY Business license taxes O N o n b u s i n e s s license taxes Dog licenses General licenses Permits l For outlays Commercial forfeits Escheats GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 270 Bloomfield, N . J - __ $31,975 28, 654 83, 936 42, 270 1,263 High Point N C 8,969 3,473 67, 900 60, 596 26, 768 R o c k I s l a n d 111 Raleigh N C West N e w York N J 24, 445 11, 085 8,899 36, 638 62, 720 W h i t e Plains N Y W e s t Allis W i s D a n v i l l e 111 E l g i n 111 Orange, N . J — $1, 971 3,878 4,980 872 12,481 $1, 003 3,150 1,380 2,512 1,041 3,923 3,880 $12, 090 1,167 2,529 15, 753 8,664 $500 16, 308 2,394 66, 739 1,543 14, 299 4,346 136 2,044 140 2,963 30, 028 8,186 78, 380 27, 450 9,667 22,100 13, 845 3,105 1,585 89, 927 52, 786 9,065 23,125 758 1,260 30 408 35, 948 28,139 58 13, 002 3,584 90,402 47, 776 72, 546 2,254 102 1,620 34,710 1,368 $42, 867 175,142 175, 960 189, 235 50, 761 $1,810 6,040 1,408 8,079 15, 464 202, 957 8,492 14, 053 85, 373 139, 480 5,959 7,729 18, 923 27, 499 12,082 5,196 1,618 5,158 1,866 2,309 959 74, 339 49,074 297,051 103, 216 7,317 2,246 6,707 13, 624 9,947 292 1,190 4,499 2,650 755 251 442, 742 3,634 6,805 102,179 189, 313 5,725 534 4,862 10,130 7,398 5,219 88, 975 98, 691 255,318 9,011 14,286 3,096 11,499 2,197 1,259 30, 771 476 29, 378 95, 830 37,013 1,799 1,144 59, 505 20, 037 2,866 3,729 269 73 1,894 1,811 2,288 4,326 125 1,001 5,598 2,455 6,126 4,144 991 3,801 f $64 5,168 71 a $25 CO > M Ul 243 1,612 H M Q W O 19 Q a s 00 110 85 72 ?71 ?7? 97s 274 276 276 277 ?78 279 280 5,105 78, 284 6,577 53,633 72,415 Plainfield, N . J Amsterdam, N . Y N e w Brunswick, N . J __ Paducah, K y Easton, Pa N o r w o o d , Ohio 281 282 283 ?84 285 Sioux Falls, S . D a k W a u k e g a n , 111 Mansfield, Ohio Colorado Springs, Colo Joplin, M o . _ - - _ 286 287 288 289 290 Elkhart, Ind T u c s o n , Ariz Laredo, Tex Kokomo, Ind Rome, N . Y 291 Richmond, Ind ______ M o l i n e , 111 _ Watertown, N . Y __ _ _ Wilmington, N . C M u s k o g e e , Okla ._ M e r i d i a n , Miss __ Nashua, N . H Fort Smith, Ark Port Huron, Mich _ Pensacola, F l a _ B a t o n Rouge, La__ __ M a r i o n , Ohio _. ._ _ B e l l i n g h a m , Wash___ _ __ N e w b u r g h , N . Y ___ _ __ S a n t a A n a , Calif __ _ B l o o m i n g t o n , 111 _ _ _ __ _ H a g e r s t o w n , Md__ Everett, Wash _ _ N e w a r k , Ohio _. _ Alton, 111 «X)9 293 9q4 295 296 9t)7 298 299 300 301 302 303 304 306 306 307 308 309 310 . . _ . . _ _ H o n o l u l u , H a w a i i 3 _ __ _____ ___ 3,622 5,985 464 584 2,997 1,155 5,886 1,416 950 7,073 41,391 32,040 104,990 46, 772 2,209 981 23, 028 13, 725 55,951 13,354 43,030 649 2,312 591 3,568 164 429 8,177 22, 264 30,661 37, 723 36,121 824 9,646 922 532 862 18, 574 2,092 52, 209 4,246 956 110, 552 740 2,712 2,229 276 876 8,551 76,163 53, 665 15, 327 28, 624 1,680 48, 520 15 2,076 1,945 2,267 467 914 6,539 242 397 581 673 1,230 4,756 858 94, 553 50, 373 43,959 12, 882 34, 749 46, 654 1,820 15, 626 4, 551 18, 327 50,251 20, 922 178,184 2,366 1,273 3,024 9,540 85 26, 843 14, 683 7,450 26, 262 26, 331 1,978 1,527 2 1,155 676 I7T5T 29,051 19, 420 808, 211 9,486 202 977 219 12, 405 2,960 7,573 581 1,652 3,122 29, 689 1 Exclusive of receipts from permits issued by public-service enterprises, which are included in table 10. 2 Includes amounts received from cat licenses. 3 Not included in group or grand totals. 15,097 I 6,664 7,526 1,254 4,943 2,640 174, 707 81,313 9,407 25, 706 40,976 3,420 5,868 43,113 5,685 14, 735 89,642 713, 229 19,309 81,064 69,038 8,136 7,388 21, 572 4,613 5,096 31,417 316, 324 23, 554 1,220 4,086 1,497 204 216, 651 1,314 52,544 84,004 137, 538 275 13 891 65, 591 2,191 27,216 1,824 2,044 6,247 180 28,153 265, 565 77,955 31, 733 24,564 2,759 15, 013 5,040 10,159 16, 456 167, 691 14, 430 147,016 172, 215 22, 036 17, 527 4,824 26,291 14,917 24,869 77,167 95,002 37,187 61,382 5,759 11,716 6,019 3,960 18,045 177,986 69,624 32, 709 78,778 162, 256 9,528 4,230 11,570 13,456 2,631 722, 640 55759T 376 _9,720 7,002 276 414 82 o m 89 57 310 58 817 234 1,096 92 CD 190 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES TABLE 7 . — R E V E N U E RECEIPTS FROM SUBVENTIONS AND GRANTS. [For a l p h a b e t i c a l list of cities, b y S t a t e s , showing RECEIPTS F R O M SUBVENTIONS AND GRANTS B Y 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 B y State $231, 424, 256 Grand total Group Group Group Group Group I II III IV V $188, 913, 344 116, 058, 240 31,892, 229 39, 262, 879 26, 937, 043 17, 273, 865 -_-- N e w York, N . Y . . . . Chicago, 111 Philadelphia. P a Detroit, Mich L o s Angeles, Calif.-. $62,327,299 14,273,687 5,227,743 9,852,524 6,039,034 89, 25, 34, 23, 15, B y county 78, 12, 24, 16, 10, 072, 097 631,184 048, 398 246, 459 762, 083 11, 692, 331 12, 417, 001 773,189 1, 022,179 682, 089 2, 817,136 260, 753 211, 791 GROUP I.—CITIES H A V I N G A POPULA 7,164,193 6, 385, 590 3, 726, 871 $46, 843, 307 $46,190, 064 5, 762, 744 11, 473, 830 3, 007, 930 4,132, 485 7, 334, 415 9, 399, 962 5,148, 627 5, 348, 046 487,753 1,299,494 1,977,377 1,582,671 35, 491 1, 043, 519 1, 391, 293 459, 848 33, 331 1, 043, 519 1, 373, 418 453, 686 Pittsburgh, Pa S a n Francisco, Calif. Milwaukee, Wis 2,155, 506 3,813,471 2,320,880 4,700,801 1, 574,160 2, 231, 457 2, 048,855 3,782•175 1, 261, 972 1, 881, 634 847, 912 3, 732,845 Buffalo , N Y . $653, 243 5,711,086 1,124, 555 2, 065, 547 199, 419 2,160 17, 875 6,162 312,188 349, 823 1, 200, 943 49, 330 GROUP II.—CITIES H A V I N G A $963, 808 1,061,710 74, 718 2, 498, 377 2$9,661,049 1, 078, 592 606, 533 3,877 211, 672 1, 039, 054 2, 236, 970 1 669, 215 2, 840,185 756,243 1, 743, 892 559, 859 2, 403, 004 662, 391 1, 603,122 329, 257 2, 312, 401 93,852 140, 770 230, 602 90, 603 2,101,164 1,046,619 652, 650 473, 533 1, 709, 943, 539, 233, 1, 512, 943, 539, 130, 196, 724 $10,391,353 Washington, D.C 2, 567,169 Minneapolis, M i n n . . . 1,860,006 N e w Orleans, L a . C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio . 2, 746, 317 3, 267,994 19 *>0 9 1 Kansas City, M o . . . . Seattle, W a s h _ _ Indianapolis, I n d Rochester, N . Y . _ _._ Jersey City, N . J Houston, Tex Louisville, K y P o r t l a n d , Oreg 99 ?3 ?4 9f> 9 6 0) $9, 661, 049 2, 042, 400 1, 668, 243 78, 595 2, 710, 049 14 15 16 17 18 By county $141, 760, 221 $17, 276, 654 $26, 586, 789 ;$3, 289, 680 764, 428 048,185 802, 916 914,981 382,834 C l e v e l a n d , Ohio St. L o u i s , M o Baltimore, M d Boston, Mass 1 B y State 510 i 242 059 040 786 242 059 313 POPULA 102, 727 GROUP III.—CITIES H A V I N G A ._ - $307,998 306, 684 268,833 2, 928, 687 317, 963 $48,229 8, 754 250.939 2,908, 323 285,127 39 33 34 35 36 St. P a u l , M i n n Birmingham, A l a . . . . D a l l a s , T e x . ._ A k r o n , Ohio Memphis, Tenn 2, 715,126 1,169, 045 872, 876 209, 324 834, 094 2, 672, 970 1,156.797 854.940 37,135 834,083 37 38 39 40 41 P r o v i d e n c e , R . I . . ___. S a n A n t o n i o , T e x _. __ Omaha, Nebr Syracuse, N . Y . . _ D a y t o n , Ohio 332, 508 835,179 400,053 1,939,984 107,092 139,283 818, 769 110, 764 1, 733, 330 I 31,601 j ?7 *>8 ?9 30 31 T o l e d o , Ohio C o l u m b u s , Ohio D e n v e r , Colo O a k l a n d , Calif A t l a n t a , Ga_ 1 3 Included w i t h " Other subventions and grants." I n c l u d e s s u b v e n t i o n s for e d u c a t i o n b y U n i t e d S t a t e s . $46, 564 6,594 202, 674 , 254, 296 285,127 443, 380, 854, 33, 179, 236 547 940 682 476 89,408 811,375 110, 764 1, 696, 741 29,441 $1,665 2,160 48, 265 $1, 654,027 20, 012 776, 250 512, 701 $2,209,722 3,453 41,906 49,875 7,394 36, 589 2,160 166,656 191 GENERA F. TABLES D O N A T I O N S , AND PENSION ASSESSMENTS: 1931 rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 44] RECEIPTS FROM DONATIONS BY PRIVATE P E R S O N S AND CORPORATIONS | Total F o r operation and maintenance For outlays RECEIPTS FROM P E N S I O N ASSESSMENTS F o r principal of public trust funds Total Policemen Firemen School employees All other a 6 $7,167,345 $1,359,404 $2,351,263 $3,456,678 $35, 343, 567 ($3,648,815 $1,726,964 $16, 078, 374 $13,889,414 1,825,386 2,834,334 1,004,016 1,015,936 487,673 214,865 244, 383 1, 366,138 401,071 173, 271 2, 259,992 329, 387 431,780 242,849 572, 079 214,807 229, 050 80, 355 67, 363 339, 955 24, 468, 426 2, 689,010 4, 009, 710 1 413,470 313,118 3, 455,947 2,006,126 158,853 1,403,358 74, 364 850, 023 373,949 253, 326 163, 305 86, 361 9, 070, 517 11,858,876 1, 939, 283 1, 283, 008 2, 319, 050 570, 453 1, 550, 878 133,090 1,198, 646 43,987 TION OF 500,000 AND OVER $261, 289 50 3,999 12,342 142, 882 12,418 60,369 $11, 289 $250, 000 50 2,318 2,342 10,000 13, 277 105, 555 531 47, 211 171, 774 85, 661 224, 883 895,038 3,041 37, 301 74,383 20 7,301 $15, 222, 703 2, 799, 807 1,091,259 440, 220 24, 050 548,106 $1, 681 439,844 195, 606 586,084 951, 049 11,887 13,158 86,113 150, 500 795, 038 356,463 686,976 268,984 881, 325 100,000 3,021 30, 000 $221, 098 $5, 789,140 !8,123, 567 239,135 366, 523 1, 364, 791 913,107 178,152 342, 603 97, 617 234, 523 170, 340 143, 243 829, 358 17,125 172, 099 34, 607 104, 460 110, 323 12, 966 23, 507 16,239 75, 735 91, 003 34, 207 378,813 69, 774 191,032 881,275 223, 583 246, 349 88, 789 276,290 132,880 406,020 403, 709 10 11 12 13 T I O N O F 300,000 TC) 500,000 $49,006 33,991 24, 274 2, 416, 765 16,031 $49,006 33,991 22, 274 225,744 2, 206 52, 951 5,000 15,071 13, 755 34, 464 5, 000 2,800 103,377 90, 318 10,995 2, 800 $2,000 28,169 $2,162,852 100 13, 725 $681, 298 490, 778 167,489 250,957 541,914 $239, 542 241, 542 92, 618 186, 629 307,772 13,872 29,446 6,142 20, 787 11, 65, 27, 22, 253 876 302 682 204, 735 46, 457 60, 841 183, 613 388,854 74, 707 34, 068 171,910 23,273 , 229,498 1 3,094 13,083 2,040 30,930 18,139 185, 485 $119, 389 122, 066 16, 532 18, 702 30, 521 $5,324 4,646 8, 237 9,582 11, 360 $8, 295 9,120 10, 281 41, 763 10, 556 10,562 117,019 9,140 4,959 4,185 2, 541 6,995 5,597 6,377 508 193, 225 15,410 46,139 206, 373 75,491 19, 672 6,994 3; 036 15, 366 6,431 8,416 6,509 8,928 13, 755 103,377 26,000 $71,162 10,179 44,037 3,813 50,607 229,860 488,078 1 94, 285 423,426 18,487 15,071 836 10,995 $122,427 19,903 30,834 7, 636 71,539 63, 482 $248,167 219,154 52, 879 111, 996 346, 299 196, 344 108,169 14 15 16 17 18 19 ?0 ?1 ?? ?3 ?4 ?5 ?fi POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000 $140, 380 $140,380 1, 844 175, 864 1,362 | 1,362 1,662 2,315 2, 315 3 393 1,692 7,374 55,170 11 393 150 7, 374 1,132 11 1,000 243,150 281 34, 859 $850 $173,170 1,662 1,542 54, 038 1,666 167,024 41, 267 281 Includes assessments for teachers' pensions. $114,065 117, 420 $8, 880 24, 681 947 32 33 34 35 36 3 167,122 37 38 39 40 41 113,970 36,106 104, 761 75, 491 27 ?,H W 30 31 488 77,318 192 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES TABLE 7 . — R E V E N U E RECEIPTS FROM S U B V E N T I O N S AND G R A N T S , [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing City mimber RECEIPTS FROM SUBVENTIONS AND GRANTS B Y O T H E R CIVIL DIVISIONS CITY Subventions for education Aggregate Other subventions and grants Total By State By county By State By county GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U Worcester, Mass. Oklahoma City, Okla. Richmond, Va Youngstown, Ohio— Grand Rapids, Mich. Fort Worth, Tex Hartford, Conn New Haven, Conn Flint, Mich Nashville, Tenn 87 $395,482 374,192 343,410 80,164 897,196 $211,064 374,192 314, 565 3,486 503, 796 178, 574 200,454 841,107 739,375 $201,324 132, 593 314, 565 1,401 848,325 $9,740 241, 599 495, 551 98,138 113,851 814,948 725, 789 492,274 92, 480 106,396 716, 344 116, 363 3,277 $2,085 21,044 23, 272 609,426 San Diego, Calif Springfield, Mass Long Beach, Calif Bridgeport, Conn Scranton, Pa 1,538,078 277,943 1, 730,122 183,846 425,830 1, 466,869 87, 681 1, 721, 631 88, 707 333, 934 589, 200 76,405 559, 660 78,298 333, 934 803, 297 11, 276 821, 772 Tulsa, Okla Des Moines, Iowa Salt Lake City, Utah. Yonkers, N.Y Paterson, N J 243,462 108, 619 875, 742 1,497,486 761,031 243, 462 79, 312 863, 223 1, 26S, 627 618,879 115,596 79, 312 862,956 1, 257,110 618,879 127,866 Jacksonville, Fla Norfolk, Va Albany, N.Y Trenton, N.J Kansas City, Kans— 394, 541 236, 925 802,864 543,146 51, 348 373,040 214,104 695, 686 443, 838 46, 049 373,040 214,104 545, 686 443,838 41,508 Chattanooga, Tenn... Camden, N.J Fort Wayne, Ind Erie, Pa Elizabeth, N.J 881, 695 472, 779 167,878 300,231 554, 299 858, 296 379, 433 144, 482 273, 622 471, 281 160,840 379, 433 89, 560 255, 643 445, 281 13,481 Spokane, Wash Wichita, Kans Fall River, Mass Cambridge, Mass New Bedford, Mass._ 844, 609 47,125 130,045 67, 298 181, 200 819, 462 44, 958 79, 611 11,027 129, 312 535, 763 40, 314 75,424 8,234 121, 801 273, 994 Miami, Fla Reading, Pa Knoxville, Tenn Peoria, 111 South Bend, Ind 276, 268 289,132 433, 390 92, 234 187, 648 240, 825 230,063 414, 954 61, 497 168, 961 240,825 230,063 129, 985 61, 497 102, 420 Tacoma, Wash Canton, Ohio Wilmington, Del Gary, Ind Somerville, Mass 776, 327 50, 311 2, 901, 753 173, 333 83, 612 748, 587 9,288 2, 882, 610 150, 734 25, 329 506,023 7,128 2,882, 610 102, 446 22, 978 Evansville, Ind El Paso, Tex Tampa, Fla Lynn, Mass 148, 972 501,922 336, 852 81,847 130, 990 484, 294 331, 659 37,006 79, 614 484, 294 315, 659 33,135 Utica, N.Y Duluth, Minn Waterbury, Conn 868, 817 348, 224 123, 231 171, 668 760, 410 266,107 64,174 126, 905 760, 410 228,131 60, 476 51, 955 Lowell, Mass 5,658 7,455 75, 332 $74, 372 340,199 10,409 7,500 4,017 150,000 4,541 3,975 54,922 17, 979 16,000 9,705 4,644 4,187 2,793 7,511 259, 969 25,000 16, 757 49, 784 235, 354 7,210 2,160 304 2,351 47, 984 16, 000 4,904 3,698 61,195 8,851 193 GENERAL TABLES 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 : 1931—Continued rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 44] RECEIPTS FROM DONATIONS B Y PRIVATE P E R S O N S A N D CORPORATIONS For outlays For principal of public trust funds Total Policemen Firemen City number Total For opj eration and maintej nance RECEIPTS FROM P E N S I O N ASSESSMENTS School employees All other $104,215 $73,121 42 43 44 45 46 8,245 47 48 49 50 51 LATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued $7,082 $177,336 5, 786 5, 786 1,907 907 23,059 76,678 25,920 1,921 15, 622 1,921 12,932 $7,082 $1,000 2,690 1,800 300 $1,500 7,091 99, 395 1,912 2,000 14,984 3, 591 95,921 1,912 3,500 3,324 1,166 794 1,852 5,912 150 2,000 14,984 i 100 794 1,000 1,852 5,912 21,610 441 3,163 14, 679 341 6,931 100 23, 399 3, 555 100 5,007 9, 283 2,499 3, 555 100 20,900 3,163 5,007 9, 283 150 855 3,029 6,842 1,022 150 855 2, 772 1,022 35,443 3,078 13, 368 17,927 291 35,443 3, 078 5,168 200 222 8,200 628 234 2, 340 689 628 200 1, 727 34 613 2, 580 7,942 100 1,000 2, 580 7,942 100 13,969 15,618 10,537 4 2,969 28 9,257 4 3,029 2,070 2,000 17, 727 69 689 1,000 69584-—34- 2,783 1,280 -13 11,000 12,807 8,245 78, 515 70,981 26,159 11, 786 64,118 90,867 6,579 93,139 76, 912 $5, 602 17, 457 76, 678 25,920 17, 480 3,623 4, 077 $7,041 14, 495 3,583 4,668 4,369 4,720 2,919 14,294 3,660 13,072 4,801 18, 233 22,664 10,540 16,242 21, 501 22,821 85, 568 98,867 2,136 8,620 5,071 6, 775 23, 402 3,604 6,418 7,989 1,525 2,136 89, 791 23, 296 21,602 73, 735 9, 980 2, 054 8,258 4,189 9, 052 7,579 24,997 1,312 47, 405 49,429 50,866 4,687 6,105 1,312 55, 991 5,068 12,810 18, 396 27,112 40, 789 16,803 21, 910 | 58,283 15, 402 9,686 5,093 43,841 94, 438 | 66, 499 j 48, 520 44, 759 3,041 5,353 52 53 *>4 55 56 107,170 1,772 57 58 59 60 61 55,029 90,867 3, 526 28,207 11, 725 227, 007 136, 240 71,474 39,006 18,953 65, 773 71, 559 19, 880 11, 725 91,064 95, 562 11,332 46, 325 73,940 9,277 24, 479 67 68 69 70 71 71, 553 17, 053 21,602 57,104 14, 205 7? 73 74 75 76 47, 405 49,429 50,866 8,616 14,568 77 78 79 80 81 14, 299 40,789 10, 755 14, 301 46, 293 8? 83 84 85 86 55,991 2, 458 1, 691 1,315 2,610 2,503 2,513 4, 624 8,189 2, 996 4,843 3,052 2,766 1, 411 4,250 3,032 2,422 5,436 2,061 10, 392 3,212 1,424 11, 747 633 m 63 64 65 66 11,990 11, 569 87 88 89 90 43,841 56,078 62, 654 47, 096 44, 759 16, 221 91 92 93 94 TABLE 7.—REVENUE RECEIPTS FROM SUBVENTIONS AND GRANTS, [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing City number RECEIPTS FROM SUBVENTIONS AND GRANTS BY OTHER CIVIL DIVISIONS Aggregate CITY Subventions for education Other subventions and grants By State By State Total By county By county GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPU Allentown, Pa Sacramento, Calif..Schenectady, N.Y__ Bayonne, N.J Rockford, 111 $227, 240 1, 4C6, 568 1,026,801 643, 036 104, 541 $189, 350 1, 406, 568 929,474 537, 219 96,067 $189, 350 492, 587 914,813 537, 219 96,067 $913,981 $13, 498 100 101 102 103 104 Wilkes-Barre, Pa Lawrence, Mass Savannah, Ga__ Berkeley, Calif Little Rock, Ark 283, 440 85, 111 79,022 832, 752 143, 422 207, 573 46,455 79, 022 817, 313 130, 232 205, 791 41, 046 79, 022 347, 013 109, 682 105 106 107 108 109 Charlotte, N.C Altoona, Pa Saginaw, Mich St. Joseph, Mo Lincoln, Nebr 448, 562 325, 540 467,129 140, 606 77,192 423, 646 258,422 448, 590 130, 964 72, 699 3,878 208, 321 427, 715 124, 584 67,179 110 111 112 113 114 Harrisburg, Pa Sioux City, Iowa Lansing, Mich Pawtucket, R.I Pasadena, Calif 245, 768 46, 759 387, 776 59, 515 1, 065, 774 201, 610 42, 988 373,759 49, 750 1, 053, 506 165, 385 42,988 345, 896 26, 414 381, 860 115 116 117 118 119 Niagara Falls, N.Y_. Binghamton, N.Y__. Shreveport, La Huntington, W.Va__. Manchester, N.H 805, 932 737, 584 243,116 3,580 56, 502 741, 024 624, 991 239,113 1,464 52, 041 736, 723 624,991 239,113 1,464 120 121 122 123 124 516, 449 70, 432 87,196 35, 902 428, 360 455,399 63, 644 45, 609 2,553 406,450 3,278 63, 644 40, 093 393 406, 450 125 126 127 128 129 Winston-Salem, N.C East St. Louis, 111--.. Quincy, Mass Lakewood, Ohio Troy, N.Y Springfield, 111 Roanoke, Va Portland, Maine East Orange, N.J Springfield, Ohio 82, 088 127, 522 230, 992 351,921 35, 210 68, 496 117,250 229, 434 297, 998 8,904 68, 496 117, 250 147, 427 297,998 6,744 130 131 132 133 134 Cicero, 111 Mobile, Ala New Britain, Conn.. Racine, Wis Atlantic City, N . J . . - 139, 728 244, 566 110, 460 107, 684 650, 440 134, 477 230, 272 52, 418 59, 661 569, 002 134,477 138, 526 44, 616 28, 277 569, 002 135 136 137 138 139 Pontiac, Mich Hammond, Ind Newton, Mass Johnstown, Pa Oak Park, 111 350, 418 146, 028 683, 886 269, 668 59,199 338,032 132, 223 73, 270 234, 029 50, 882 303, 828 101,169 38, 208 190, 214 50, 882 8,014 207 5,777 140 141 142 143 144 Montgomery, Ala Glendale, Calif Evanston, 111 Covington, Ky Topeka, Kans 308,912 850, 698 9,018 114,900 33, 562 307, 386 850, 698 26, 534 311,112 280,852 445, 580 112, 441 24, 602 110,941 21, 645 145 146 147 148 149 Mount Vernon, N . Y . Brockton, Mass Passaic, N.J 541, 46, 343, 145, 156, 471,306 16,428 291,705 125,950 150,077 471,306 11,330 291, 705 85, 862 9,681 Terre Haute, Ind Charleston, S.C -- 552 650 593 371 718 1,782 1,487 470, 300 8,982 $1,163 3,000 11, 568 419, 768 5,446 6,380 50,101 15, 429 5,520 36, 225 10, 565 17, 298 23, 336 134, 324 ~537," 322 4,301 52, 041 452,121 """5,_516" 2,160 82, 007 2,160 91, 746 3,071 30, 007 26,190 30,847 29, 285 43, 815 94, 006 2,957 10,077 140, 396 4,731 1,377 30,011 195 GENERAL TABLES 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 : 1931—Continued rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 44] RECEIPTS F R O M DONATIONS B Y PRIVATE P E R S O N S A N D CORPORATIONS For outlays For principal of public trust funds Total Policemen Firemen School employees All other 1 City number Total For operation and maintenance RECEIPTS FROM P E N S I O N ASSESSMENTS LATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000 $500 $500 $37, 390 1,050 1,050 96, 277 105, 817 8,240 234 234 28,981 28,981 15, 439 13,190 14,902 888 23, 536 23, 536 8,500 6,028 4,493 8, 500 6, 028 4, 493 445 2,993 1 445 2,993 12, 268 12, 268 3,130 50,995 1 724 100 4,461 3,130 50,995 110 61, 050 16, 050 4,007 154 ! 200 4, 545 670 1,558 187 158 25 7,379 | 16,946 ; 8,959 [ 335 557, 502 1,380 67,118 10, 039 3,614 614 4,545 670 1, 258 187 133 300 25 228 700 8,959 335 7,151 16, 246 25 452 346 94 163 94 163 1,198 5,316 595 5, 091 46, 886 38, 656 2, 306 10, 427 I, 477 2,137 44,158 3,326 | 11, 024 9,765 1,498 1,828 4, 423 5,342 61, 778 61, 598 1 3,279 2,016 2, 365 4,780 1, 371 900 2,181 6,048 1,908 1,116 42,105 34,814 6,788 37, 580 33, 195 21,710 1, 061 1,056 779 2, 375 825 2,495 4,671 37, 580 31, 591 16, 840 9,047 9,602 2, 000 1,391 1,896 1,637 5,151 6,574 53,736 26,148 7,101 5,231 61 41, 404 26, 087 1, 510 3, 756 1,597 13,511 884 1,220 3,882 1,349 14, 307 33, 458 36,118 51, 647 2, 547 1, 430 2,748 2,098 5,226 6,915 41,096 39, 064 81,103 557, 050 346 245 100 $36, 066 42, 427 10, 039 44, 022 12, 386 13, 805 53,114 35,639 7,971 1,380 11, 958 105 106 107 108 109 136 110 111 112 113 114 15,127 15,956 115 116 117 118 119 11, 024 15 100 125 503 100 125 126 127 128 129 4,185 1,387 1,278 8,758 2,359 8, 960 2, 050 1, 041 787 2,086 1,318 4,622 70,152 30,059 51,888 18,223 1,325 | 8, 655 2,547 5,534 1,062 5,139 2,708 1,325 48,025 30, 059 41, 215 14, 453 1,164 120 121 122 123 124 4,342 7,091 10, 277 39,137 35, 639 5,306 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 45, 000 154 200 260 100 51, 623 85, 330 4,743 $537 12,302 4,007 362 $2,880 10, 311 2,032 46, 886 38,656 $100 4,461 362 $37, 390 $5, 703 10,176 1,465 1,638 13,977 1,164 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 14® 141 142 143 144 8,173 10,925 145 146'. 147" 148. 14ft 196 FINANCIAL TABLE STATISTICS OF CITIES 7.—REVENUE RECEIPTS FROM SUBVENTIONS AND GRANTS, [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing City mimber RECEIPTS FROM S U B V E N T I O N S AND GRANTS B Y O T H E R CIVIL DIVISIONS CITY S u b v e n t i o n s for education Aggregate Other subventions and grants Total B y State By county B y State By county GROUP IV.—CITIES H A V I N G A P O P U $44,278 15,576 663 84,983 71,770 $12,013 6,788 663 77,814 51,334 $7, 209 6,788 663 77,814 51,334 S a n Jose, Calif Chester, P a 145,513 284,899 180,936 686,068 186,732 117,169 248,460 131,600 683,289 160,290 117,169 248,460 106,271 285, 580 120,631 160 161 162 163 164 Hoboken, N . J Maiden, Mass -.. Beaumont, T e x . Union City, N . J Bethlehem, P a . _ . 377, 232 59,077 189,310 371,499 170,532 1 320,240 34,622 189,310 320,701 147,802 1 320, 240 4,641 189,310 320, 701 137,935 165 166 167 168 169 Springfield, M o Austin, Tex D e c a t u r , 111 E a s t Chicago, I n d Hamtramck, Mich 110,054 202,663 69,999 105,961 410,347 1 102,261 1 202,663 63,119 98,450 404,245 87,837 202,663 63,119 72,088 397, 535 14,424 170 171 172 173 174 Holyoke, Mass Cedar Rapids, Iowa._. York, P a . N e w Rochelle, N . Y _ _ _ Jackson, M i c h . 67,512 36,532 161,609 431,931 342, 538 45,121 34,358 136,690 345,768 283,854 42,974 34,358 126, 790 344,005 247,372 2,147 10,903 17*) 176 177 214, 697 248,283 135, 522 ! 234,926 135,522 230,152 4,774 178 179 McKeesport, P a Kalamazoo, Mich Cleveland Heights, Ohio Greensboro, N . C Waco, Tex 30,093 425,468 193,500 2,443 425,468 | 193, 500 283 2,152 193, 500 423,316 180 181 182 183 Dearborn, Mich H a m i l t o n , Ohio Galveston, Tex 87,997 248, 461 32,547 329,152 80,984 230, 653 15,435 318,452 80,984 223,417 13,275 157,673 7,236 2,115 2,160 158,664 184 185 186 187 Durham, N . C H i g h l a n d P a r k , Mich_ F r e s n o , Calif _. Port Arthur, Tex 465, 677 253,008 791,206 344, 865 464,337 233, 579 778,833 344,865 4, 659 226,398 332,159 197,022 459, 678 3,377 446, 674 3,000 144,843 188 189 190 191 Asheville, N . C Kenosha, Wis P u e b l o , Colo 405, 591 164,815 97,761 204,909 405, 591 127, 256 94, 280 202,894 98,864 94,280 6,856 19? 193 194 195 C o l u m b i a , S.C Pittsfield, M a s s Jackson, Miss Woonsocket, R . I - - - - 231,956 52,453 43, 858 40,141 227,677 28,557 41,357 35, 312 51,455 28, 557 35,174 20,401 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 Medford, Mass Wheeling, W . V a Charleston, W . V a Augusta, Ga Davenport, Iowa Irvington, N . J $4,804 $25,329 397,709 39,659 2,657 13, 662 $13,662 9,867 186 6,710 26,176 9,900 24,679 1,763 900 2,160 3,804 405, 591 28, 085 187,334 307 8,704 176,222 6,183 14,911 GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U 196 197 198 199 200 5 Everett, Mass Clifton, N . J P h o e n i x , Ariz N e w Castle, P a S t n n k t o n . Calif $53, 705 229,047 794,193 170,921 550, 671 I $27,666 201, 524 794,193 146,677 542,206 1 Includes subventions from State for education. $24, 594 201, 524 $3,072 «794,193 137,095 223,943 $9, 582 318, 263 DONATIONS, AND P E N S I O N ASSESSMENTS: 1931—Continued rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 44] RECEIPTS FROM DONATIONS B Y PRIVATE P E R S O N S A N D CORPORATIONS Total For operation and maintenance For outlays For principal of public trust funds RECEIPTS FROM P E N S I O N ASSESSMENTS Total Policemen Firemen School employees $32, 265 5,070 All other LATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000— Continued $1,903 $1,903 5,368 11, 755 5, 368 1, 755 4, 780 10 65 236 115 4, 780 10 735 $10,000 $65 236 115 735 7,793 $32, 265 6,885 $770 $1,045 1,801 8,681 1,134 1,801 1,178 23, 564 36, 429 49,271 2, 543 26, 327 1,50 151 15? 153 154 6,369 23, 564 29, 691 46, 351 155 156 157 1.58 159 3,078 1,252 1,012 1,113 3,660 1,668 1,531 56, 992 24, 455 9,609 8,458 38,925 24, 455 50,063 22, 730 6,104 5,778 38,181 22, 730 160 161 162 163 164 5,569 7,486 6,102 764 960 1,257 969 3,548 5,557 6,102 165 166 167 168 169 814 2, 270 10,761 1,048 5,710 21, 352 44, 494 7,192 25, 214 7,793 1,311 25 122 25 312 1,297 4,143 51, 492 312 1, 297 1,189 51,492 51, 250 5,000 27,925 8,027 1,612 1,212 25,101 8,027 27, 377 588 571 26, 218 __. . _ 51, 250 5,330 330 273 273 22, 391 22, 391 1,862 23,622 82,020 1 7,192 4,143 $21,055 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 607 607 10, 700 16, 700 1,340 1,340 237 237 4,279 945 1,054 5,719 7,520 17,112 180 181 182 183 5,947 4,341 19, 429 12,373 5,193 4,089 5,455 8,284 8,781 184 185 186 187 37, 322 3,481 2,015 I, 554 834 1,025 1,406 480 990 34,362 2,167 188 189 190 191 23,896 1,556 [ 3,775 23, 896 725 1, 607 831 2,168 192 193 194 195 4,279 945 1, 054 687 6, 406 17,808 17,112 LATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000 $254 23 $254 23 $25, 785 27, 500 $2, 966 $2,477 24 24 24, 220 8,465 2,916 5,549 $25, 785 22,057 24, 220 196 197 198 199 200 198 FINANCIAL STATISTICS OF CITIES TABLE 7.—REVENUE RECEIPTS FROM SUBVENTIONS AND GRANTS [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing Cityn umber RECEIPTS FROM SUBVENTIONS AND GRANTS BY O T H E R CIVIL DIVISIONS . CITY S u b v e n t i o n s for education Aggregate Other subventions and grants Total B y State By county B y State By county GROUP V.—CITIES H A V I N G A P O P U 201 Haverhill, Mass 202 I Brookline, Mass 203 Muskegon, Mich 204 Stamford, Conn 205 Elmira, N.Y $54,256 26,679 231,705 63,399 518,667 $32,100 7,213 216, 519 27, 352 481, 368 $22, 524 3,788 215,037 26,104 465, 969 $3,194 3,425 1,482 3,500 1, 248 11, 322 206 207 208 209 210 315,348 37,034 66,921 17,838 160,018 307,894 32, 344 58, 927 16, 355 138, 236 282, 582 32, 344 35, 501 16, 355 113,111 2,827 22, 485 211 Chelsea, Mass 212 Lexington, Ky 213 Jamestown, N.Y 214 Portsmouth, Va 215 Lorain, Ohio 32,422 105,768 459,262 | 87,496 1 33,885 9,419 97,602 427, 787 84,010 14, 422 9,419 96,602 423, 046 84,010 12, 262 216 217 218 219 220 Chicopee, Mass Joliet, 111 Amarillo, Tex Cranston, R.I Wichita Falls, Tex_. 59,083 73,457 128,419 22,120 170,056 39, 223 58, 617 128,419 22,120 170, 056 30, 485 58,617 128,195 13, 954 169, 643 221 222 223 224 225 Battle Creek, Mich. Perth Amboy, N . J Montclair, N.J Portsmouth, Ohio__. Salem, Mass 458, 786 155,900 270,062 23,057 30,182 208, 342 124, 321 222, 329 4,991 12, 919 185, 466 124, 321 222, 329 2,849 12,125 226 227 228 229 230 Columbus, Ga Warren, Ohio Kearny, N.J Lima, Ohio Council Bluffs, Iowa- 56,683 20,495 249,902 ! 19,628 1 28,107 54, 548 3,776 215,857 2,690 26, 894 54, 548 1,616 212,857 530 26,894 231 232 233 234 235 Dubuque, Iowa Lynchburg, Va St. Petersburg, Fla.__. Ogden, Utah East Cleveland, Ohio. 31,311 85, 707 1 142,845 281,147 24,820 29, 488 82,096 140, 571 281, 147 2,374 29, 488 82,096 140, 571 280, 744 214 236 237 238 239 240 Osbkosh, Wis La Crosse, Wis Anderson, Ind Fitchburg, Mass Poughkeepsie, N . Y . 100,672 113,747 66,965 55,220 372,186 79, 817 90, 653 58, 615 38,104 335,105 58, 58, 39, 12, 317, 241 Waltham, Mass_242 Sheboygan, Wis.. 243 Bloomfield, N.J.. 244 Green Bay, Wis.. 245 Butte, Mont l» Quincy, 111 246 Meriden, Conn 247 San Bernardino, Calif. 248 Santa Monica, Calif249 High Point, N.C 250 47,385 105, 792 210,063 110,386 252,553 27, 87, 182, 87, 250, 704 638 861 207 289 24, 681 71,816 182,861 68, 217 75, 329 170, 203 35,323 59,282 400,749 370,345 339,886 29,970 40, 789 400, 249 370, 345 337,990 29,970 20, 703 178, 742 141, 822 450 221, 507 228, 523 337, 540 ¥ h 251 252 253 254 255 55,305 128,431 60,226 165,557 258,546 1 30, 112, 20, 165, 228, 3,371 95, 427 20, 703 1,255 228, 986 Bay City, Mich Aurora, 111 Muncie, Ind Waterloo, Iowa Williamsport, Pa Arlington, Mass Cumberland, Md Rock Island, 111 Raleigh, N.C West New York, N.J. 377 057 703 557 986 513 736 596 037 612 $3,186 $3,196 22, 241 ~25,"l25" 1,000 2,160 2,921 2,921 224 8,166 ""413" 4,292 18, 584 2,142 2,160 3,000 2,160 2,160 2,029 20, 390 25, 291 19,019 24, 038 17,160 914 6,626 333 3,023 15, 822 18, 774 4,257 216 500 20,086 2,511 164, 302 12,419 9,000 12,076 7,630 199 GENERAL TABLES 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 : 1931—Continued rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 44] RECEIPTS FROM DONATIONS BY PRIVATE P E R S O N S A N D CORPORATIONS F o r outlays F o r principal of public trust funds Total Policemen Firemen School employees All other 1 City number Total F o r operation and maintenance RECEIPTS FROM P E N S I O N ASSESSMENTS LATION OF 30,000 TO 50,00C—Continued $850 I $500 7, 650 452 2, 755 452 372 141 141 142 1,125 142 1,125 119 2,383 119 2, 600 10, 791 $350 $7,650 2, 600 791 10, 000 $21, 306 19, 466 7, 536 35, 595 34, 544 $1, 982 1,111 $1, 586 1,945 7, 454 4,549 7,994 1,341 20, 657 1, 254 261 491 1,119 715 850 23, 003 8,166 31, 356 I 3,486 16,863 623 2,325 676 7,561 677 753 19, 860 4,049 $21, 306 19, 466 7,536 32, 027 21,411 ?01 ?n? *?03 $10, 077 7,454 2,176 7,018 904 ?05 ?06 207 ?08 ?09 ?10 20, 657 23, 003 6,867 21, 470 3, 486 16, 863 ?11 ?13 214 ?T5 19, 860 2,619 ?16 917 ?19 918 9iq 990 244, 320 395 2,120 750 1, 790 1, 790 2,135 1,130 2, 066 120 160 130 2, 000 120 645 306 100 195 150 1,505 1,215 27 1,158 2,135 1, 000 1,446 1,446 1,089 1,896 1,896 5,000 973 36,478 143 634 3,642 3,828 1,823 3,611 1,629 726 1,097 50 800 829 206 22,140 900 651 1,902 192 2,319 5,495 20, 559 22, 944 6,845 13,582 31,586 101 4, 284 4,941 404 649 10 765 3,316 591 818 495 4,264 17,998 19,928 15,401 3,045 5,000 692 29, 560 1 6,124 26, 488 38,114 18, 066 15, 473 221 99? 9?3 994 9<>5 996 997 15, 589 22, 754 16,818 228 229 ?30 ?31 3,611 93? 693 20, 547 ?33 234 235 934 1,869 1,126 18,974 19,173 5,527 13, 582 18,318 236 237 ^38 239 240 2,340 19,681 18,149 27,192 23,179 818 500 830 35,152 1,054 3, 671 160 5 1,089 495 500 6,124 31,184 1 45, 613 18, 066 15,473 15, 589 31, 979 16, 818 1,053 66 595 296 150 1,505 3,534 5,495 5 10 243, 543 395 962 10,928 1,032 2,162 1,052 19, 681 16, 352 21,714 21, 536 241 242 243 944 245 627 857 832 1,214 2,805 15,927 246 247 248 249 250 327 551 19,928 15, 401 2,167 4,899 4,009 20, 652 251 252 953 254 255 200 FINANCIAL TABLE STATISTICS OF CITIES 7.—REVENUE RECEIPTS FROM SUBVENTIONS AND GRANTS, [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing RECEIPTS FROM SUBVENTIONS AND GRANTS BY O T H E R CIVIL DIVISIONS Aggregate CITY Subventions for education Other subventions and grants By State By State Total By county GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U ?56 257 258 259 260 W h i t e Plains, N . Y . . „ T a u n t o n , Mass__ - J Hazleton, P a W e s t Allis, W i s D a n v i l l e , 111 $348,532 38,027 132,042 101.391 46,847 $310,218 17,751 113,227 78,392 44, 762 $244,829 14,860 103,513 69,199 44,762 261 262 ?63 ?64 265 Norwalk, Conn Auburn, N . Y Zanesville, Ohio E l g i n , 111 Watertown, Mass. . . . 46,518 298,202 3,902 53,601 24,449 27, 062 275,551 2,002 49,846 7,400 18,958 275,234 382 49,846 5,015 266 267 268 269 270 Revere, Mass . Norristown, P a Superior, W i s S t e u b e n v i l l e , Ohio Orange, N . J _ 48,738 159,674 147,227 23,980 238,061 25,306 143,758 121,517 8,028 1 207,862 10,402 80,015 93,879 5,868 1 207,862 271 272 273 274 275 A l a m e d a , Calif Plainfleld, N . J Lewiston, Maine Amsterdam, N . Y New Brunswick, N.J_ 401,497 198,204 96,435 335,141 138,246 396,948 164,764 96,435 314,236 1 112,165 170,300 164, 764 55,194 313,655 112,165 226,648 276 277 278 ?79 280 ?81 282 2^3 ?81 Santa Barbara, Calif.. Paducah, K y Easton, Pa Newport News, Va N o r w o o d , Ohio Sioux Falls, S . D a k . . . - 426,940 69,538 125,655 65, 399 17, 320 1 426, 056 69, 538 104,917 62,131 5,943 117,994 69,538 81,666 62,131 3,837 224,217 1 Mansfield, O h i o . Colorado S p r i n g s , Colo. 66, 755 1 26,395 7, 776 24, 715 66,855 29, 655 21,455 47,453 $65,389 $2,891 $9,714 8,139 8,104 317 1,620 838 1,209 14,904 50,000 27, 638 2,160 83,845 23, 251 2,106 66,755 26, 395 5, 616 2,160 5,776 18,939 74,428 46,814 Kokomo, I n d Rome, N . Y 29,145 180,362 132, 617 28,904 298,328 291 292 293 294 295 Richmond, Ind M o l i n e , 111 Watertown, N . Y Wilmington, N . C M u s k o g e e , Okla_. 48,917 38, 085 329,816 11,459 105,904 43,056 31,211 297, 615 2,142 105,904 27, 531 31,211 296, 768 441 29, 376 296 297 298 299 300 Meridian, M i s s . . . 49, 570 9,317 149, 224 229,829 124,983 49,570 9, 317 69, 079 1 224, 730 124, 526 40,573 8,997 45,184 179, 213 124, 526 9,999 9,317 13,896 45, 517 301 302 303 304 305 Baton Rouge, L a 85, 287 17,486 242,318 330,077 456, 311 81,713 7, 727 235, 403 300,185 456, 311 81,713 5, 567 142, 352 290, 422 168, 382 87,871 2,160 5,180 8,645 287,929 25,667 82,854 245,297 12, 504 33, 696 19,805 72,018 238,108 2,104 19,805 72,018 151,970 78,891 30,048 1 30,048 10, 768 10, 768 306 307 308 309 310 Fort Smith, Ark Port Huron, Mich Pensacola, F l a ... Bellingham, Wash Newburgh, N.Y S a n t a A n a , Calif B l o o m i n g t o n , 111 Hagerstown, M d E v e r e t t , AVash. A l t o n , 111 Honolulu, H a w a i i 6 20, 768 • Not included in group or grand totals. 1 13,743 581 1 44,888 598,376 132,617 45,920 304,969 77,466 Elkhart, Ind T u c s o n , Ariz 338 41, 241 51, 071 598,426 ! 132, 617 52,086 332,993 285 286 287 288 289 ?90 1,054 27,614 15, 743 418,014 15,693 4,571 1,323 2, 070 15, 525 847 1,701 7,500 61, 528 7, 247 2,104 [ 7, 500 l,Il8 201 GENERAL TABLES 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 : 1931—Continued rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 44] RECEIPTS FROM DONATIONS BY PRIVATE P E R S O N S A N D CORPORATIONS F o r operation and maintenance F o r principal of public trust funds F o r outlays Policemen Total Firemen School employees $28, 614 17, 276 18,815 21, 494 2,085 All other City number Total RECEIPTS FROM P E N S I O N ASSESSMENTS LATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued $303 3,000 2, 788 823 1,900 247 $303 $3, 000 2,688 100 823 1,900 143 104 1 5 2,055 1 I 5 2,055 134 133 133 1,445 1,445 -;- $134 884 $4, 746 $4, 651 808 697 16,668 1 21,828 841 1,581 1,139 1,194 14, 688 15,264 611 683 2,214 17, 049 261 ?m 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 270 3, 508 17,049 23,432 15,916 25,710 15,947 1 28,144 923 1, 465 3,439 2,450 23, 432 15,916 23, 322 15,947 22, 255 4,415 33, 307 1,693 3,010 2,722 2,910 27,387 19, 460 26, 081 317 2,396 840 2,810 18, 303 20, 875 $3,789 271 272 273 274 275 276 277 278 279 280 281 282 283 284 884 2,971 971 118 100 118 100 155 21,342 21,130 2,357 180 50 1,906 180 115 75 3,359 4,263 9,057 | 115 75 3,359 2,000 155 "* 212 451 17, 767 3,268 11,259 17, 767 3,268 10,917 342 3,260 13, 524 1,396 438 557 674 722 681 6,003 297 554 384 695 4,754 434 1, 073 291 345 705 260 565 1,205 650 539 896 5,167 21,808 4,845 2,631 15, 533 2,265 13, 524 28JS 50 4,263 2,687 6,370 80,145 2,942 35, 005 457 3,035 133 457 1,169 133 6,166 1 27,909 5,786 I 3,515 27,938 260 1,866 230 230 2,531 2,531 120 2,178 90 1, 223 10,000 30 955 3,823 10,804 4,2,198 5,099 10, 000 1 ?56 257 258 259 ?60 $38,011 17,276 18,815 22,999 1 2,085 5,099 539 539 9,626 6,915 29, 662 3,331 10,836 7,189 10, 280 1,470 1 1,185 1,920 1,984 608 639 1,161 42 1,693 41 9,626 3,746 23,89y9 2,084 10,836 3,672 10, 280 1,387 3,843 723 286 287 288 289 290 291 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 299 300 301 302 303 304 305 306 307 308 309 310 T A B L E 8 . — 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 : oto to 1931 [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 44] RECEIPTS FROM I N T E R E S T RECEIPTS FROM RENT OF I N V E S T M E N T P R O P E R T I E S a Aggregate Receipts from highway privileges Total $27,307,015 $25,471, 463 By investment funds By By public from sinking trust funds and miscellafunds neous real property Total By sinking funds By investfunds By public ment from On current trust funds and deposits investments I, 768, 712 $42, 237,414 $17, 512,830 $3,144, 064 $17, 874, 404 1,870, 621 270, 355 511,712 314, 783 176, 593 9, 419, 916 2,098,146 3, 212, 407 2,104,115 1, 039, 820 > Grand total Group Group Group Group Group $133,547,190 I II III IV V $4, 384, 061 $21,058, 450 218 1,131 27, 494, 935 5, 241, 358 6, 034,709 2,146, 760 1, 319, 652 4,195, 843 119, 239 47, 688 18, 762 2, 529 13.866, 088 1,448,223 1, 076, 094 635, 008 487, 417 $32, 773, 526 15, 416, 346 17, 784,894 2,137, 541 3, 722,655 $2, 972, 585 9.549,164 729, 029 24,867 690,882 $7,153,359 983, 289 8,840,911 12,993 101,010 Cleveland, Ohio St. Louis, Mo Baltimore, Md Boston, Mass 2, 511,160 4, 366, 740 2, 662, 232 5,906,165 39, 371 2,986,199 1,133,354 51, 642 29,839 307,115 58,892 3,101, 248 Pittsburgh, Pa San Francisco, Calif. Milwaukee, Wis Buffalo, N . Y 1,910,968 1, 287,021 746,951 1, 032,470 219,440 292, 014 20,457 81,818 46,353 116, 398 54, 544 10,336 $810, 625 2,820, 305 $7,153, 359 $22,647,582 4,883,893 172, 664 8,214,954 6, 020, 606 2,099,681 12, 993 2,930,763 101,010 > w H > M $15,477, 408 57, 795 $6, 460, 774 1, 767, 553 5, 340, 076 1, 492, 686 22,327 2, 539, 463 90,816 547, 041 $103, 786 1,478,492 40,457 8,356 24,964 2,441,950 1,073,426 1,469,986 2,753,275 1,182, 422 271,114 996, 943 1, 514,382 6,214 172, 654 391,830 1,145, 723 51, 731 427,066 29,839 172,018 31, 289 2, 674,182 1,645,175 878,609 671,950 940,316 580, 347 2,750 46,353 116, 398 54, 544 7,586 25, 703 412, 229 299, 495 6,593 30, 932 40, 532 5,134 397 $27,603 W M ZP GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 500,000 AND OVER New York, N.Y Chicago, 111 Philadelphia, Pa Detroit, Mich Los Angeles, Calif... Q 145, 426 414,009 66, 914 12,424 6,502 $605, 614 1, 580,053 294,958 507,823 2, 336,431 1, 201, 583 562, 744 68, 789 1, 008,193 425,848 221,895 519, 317 O in o a s GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 300,000 TO 500,000 14 15 16 17 18 Washington, D . C Minneapolis, M i n n . - _ _ N e w Orleans, L a _ _ . C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio __ N e w a r k , N . J . . .._ _ $252,427 839,999 673, 559 4,822,489 ! 1, 764, 703 $33,370 108,446 181,899 75,283 876, 795 $65, 534 22, 214 35,437 1,811,266 14, 251 19 20 21 22 Kansas City, M o . _ . Seattle, W a s h I n d i a n a p o l i s , IncL _ _ Rochester, N . Y 1,091,087 397,145 184, 039 742,614 286, 509 936 6,000 163,121 3,554 45, 354 3,302 20, 010 23 24 25 26 Jersev C i t y , N . J . . Houston, Tex Louisville, K y P o r t l a n d , Oreg 1, 244,351 i 603, 742 437,553 808,291 431,032 210, 439 31,148 189, 066 710 99, 230 74, 452 14, 559 _ . _. _ ._ __ _ _ _ - $7,611 109, 039 1,534 1,055 $65, 22, 27, 1, 702, 14, $311, 730 94,677 1, 952,452 697,808 $152,814 294,938 137, 373 397, 706 60,173 024 i 855 737 483 509,522 135, 690 15, 068 265, 644 85,168 77, 790 31,652 44, 577 812, 609 i 294,073 331, 953 604, 636 506,951 211, 005 185, 639 355,171 40, 587 534 214 826 227 251 $153, 709, 456, 2, 935, 873, 2,020 45, 354 3, 302 20, 010 801, 350, 174, 559, 710 99, 230 74, 452 13, 504 523 339 223 940 657 34,896 90, 549 $37,916 40,888 15, 508 30, 413 23, 724 34, 524 8,894 1,664 813 76, 011 GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000 Toledo, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Denver, Colo Oakland, Calif. Atlanta, Ga $553,369 758, 653 378,899 373,385 409,216 St. Paul, Minn Birmingham, Ala Dallas, Tex Akron, Ohio Memphis, Tenn 899,734 205,062 407,839 257,880 176, 214 61, 868 1,635 184,935 Providence, R.I San Antonio, Tex Omaha, Nebr Syracuse, N.Y Dayton, Ohio 883,839 204,040 474,119 78, 230 272, 546 2,734 1,131 360,301 5,850 5,840 Worcester, Mass Oklahoma City, Okla Richmond, Va Youngstown, Ohio Grand Rapids, Mich. 143,676 691,314 690,353 89,054 265,876 Fort Worth, Tex Hartford, Conn .. New Haven, Conn_._ Flint, Mich Nashville, Tenn 184,831 378,865 226, 216 120,008 413,520 $2,639 162, 702 135, 689 310,297 8,563 $10,848 13,599 22, 839 26, 729 2,805 50,245 4,544 345 4,145 12, 292 60, 239 2,707 1,269 24, 845 $9,014 19,313 436 15, 768 $10, 848 4,585 3,526 26, 729 2,805 $542, 521 742,415 193, 358 210, 967 96,114 $170,025 592,479 25, 567 18,454 81, 533 50, 245 4,544 345 3,709 12,292 787, 621 198,883 222, 559 253, 735 155, 359 720, 679 28,811 200, 662 122,301 67, 825 32,325 10,247 1,586 32,018 44,471 2,707 1, 269 554,485 44,672 74,670 24,845 820, 866 200,202 112, 549 72,380 241,861 186, 922 117,159 M 522 26, 774 944 4,864 44, 314 151, 646 374,807 34, 215 171, 387 74,481 2,803 30,680 4,569 1,351 131, 582 163,916 45, 738 38,076 34,694 921 19,585 60, 279 1,372 38,299 251, 238 3,412 1,686 374, 512 3,728 665 166 374, 512 3,728 665 166 143,676 278,503 435,387 84, 977 264, 024 2,123 69,692 23, 210 41,178 4,671 2,436 2,343 23, 210 41,178 4,671 2,436 2,343 159,498 267,995 221, 545 117,400 98, 912 172 312, 265 21,098 91,875 $27,151 505 12,443 7,801 9,297 54, 311 5,469 23,324 64,232 35,520 30,405 6,230 """85" 13,857 10, 854 23 10, 239 $709 64, 755 183, 285 570, 274 85, 263 182,610 102,851 128.017 240, 368 265, 81, 110, 82, 071 403 605 935 T A B L E 8 . — 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 : 1931—Continued [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 44] RECEIPTS FROM R E N T OF I N V E S T M E N T PROPERTIES 1 Aggregate Receipts from highway privileges By investment funds By from By public sinking trust funds and miscellafunds neous real property 2 RECEIPTS FROM I N T E R E S T Total By sinking funds By investfunds By public ment, current from On trust funds and deposits investments 3 > a GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued. i—i $240,458 76, 780 732, 379 52, 578 157, 762 $119,159 11,852 100, 927 1,059 10,000 540, 721 5,301 Tulsa, Okla T. Des Moines, Iowa Salt Lake City, Utah Yonkers, N.Y Paterson, N.J 189, 558 124, 017 74,116 130, 381 373,693 15, 835 58, 834 30,912 31,148 238, 715 34,679 2,956 10 3,832 3,607 Jacksonville, Fla Norfolk, Va Albany, N.Y Trenton, N.J Kansas City, Kans._. 74, 308 795, 453 112,172 345, 644 234, 899 33,376 53, 823 2,078 199, 990 71, 467 San Diego, Calif Springfield, Mass Long Beach, Calif Bridgeport, Conn Scranton, Pa Chattanooga, Tenn._. Camden, N.J Fort Wayne,Ind Erie, Pa Elizabeth, N.J 53, 498 375, 739 40, 353 118,612 371, 225 Spokane, Wash-Wichita, Kans Fall River, Mass Cambridge, Mass New Bedford, Mass.. 123, 082 71,814 68, 463 158, 272 63,139 7,627 245, 819 7,784 215, 354 46, 754 53, 030 141 418 $8,030 $600 $28, 736 2,710 5,534 2,895 34, 679 2,648 10 3,882 3,607 139,044 64, 227 43,194 95,351 131,371 64, 939 27, 583 2, 355 3, 632 110, 720 4,423 12,679 14, 814 59, 757 1,501 3,200 3,125 4, 777 425 40, 932 314, 600 110, 093 141,877 163, 007 13, 580 314, 295 68, 614 113, 283 105, 560 9,242 84 6,674 11,211 181 963 5, 600 1,157 3,439 5,890 44, 038 124, 320 39, 203 105, 839 149, 931 12, 770 108, 224 23, 709 78, 832 22 2,293 8,423 754 4,840 76, 303 18, 734 64, 351 152, 831 62, 721 1 56, 746 558 55, 637 132, 803 31,363 3,832 4,266 2, 677 1,956 20,882 540, 721 5,304 308 4,777 425 1,803 5,603 1,157 4,939 5,890 $113, 259 64, 918 90, 731 46, 205 147, 762 $7,430 $2L8 622 T500" 25 25 2,112 5,250 2,112 5,250 $24, 762 2,382 > $78, 626 6,695 5,930 62, 536 84,036 43,495 110,597 69, 652 20, 765 22,900 31, 962 19,150 18,110 221 36, 80S 12, 383 50, 336 Ul > H M Ul H M o Ul o *j Q h-i H3 HH Ul 3, 505 10, 945 77 1,685 2, 360 31, 274 10, 297 19, 836 76, 299 64, 644 13,315 13, 912 5,987 18,116 10, 476 77 78 79 80 81 Miami, Fla R e a d i n g , Pa___ Knoxville, T e n n Peoria, 111 S o u t h B e n d , Ind__ 82 83 84 85 86 Tacoma, W a s h . C a n t o n , Ohio Wilmington, Del __ G a r y , Ind_ __ Somerville, M a s s - _. __ _ __ 87 88 89 90 E v a n s v i l l e , Ind_ El Paso, T e x . Tampa, Fla _ Lynn, Mass 91 92 93 94 Utica, N . Y _ D u l u t h , Minn_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ W a t e r b u r y , C o n n __ _ Lowell, M a s s . 74,921 II 53, 694 59,099 84, 505 42,935 ___ 8,586 736 177 3,973 2,939 45, 797 45, 797 844 8,928 844 8,928 135, 097 337,698 148, 332 8,922 11, 846 38, 769 7,971 15 304 7,971 15 304 67, 001 82, 607 67, 999 70,862 24, 626 4, 759 16,495 64. 285 168, 040 45,193 14, 402 40 673 1,505 40 673 1,505 915 2, 685 75 127 915 2,558 75 20,538 1 52,958 I 58, 078 71,604 39,996 ! 9,945 5,470 49,167 88, 357 i 337,683 131,533 8,922 11,846 56, 655 267,009 31,188 1,543 6,101 10,037 31,380 127 1,618 4,353 42, 375 77,808 67,326 69,357 6, 566 69, 617 53, 262 27,842 6,497 2,693 3,042 6,372 5,346 63,370 165, 355 45,118 14, 402 3,068 10,132 153, 563 16,311 7,106 1,873 9, 021 607 655 27, 703 11, 039 125 43, 575 1,483 883 61 30,028 4,385 10,593 46,881 8,131 326 27,084 21, 248 60,637 67,482 7,252 9,345 23,966 5,498 10,961 5,115 50,170 7,407 19, 786 7,296 s GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000 95 96 97 98 99 Allentown, P a S a c r a m e n t o , Calif Schenectady, N . Y . Bayonne, N.J Rockford, 111 100 101 102 103 104 Wilkes-Barre, P a Lawrence, Mass Savannah, Ga Berkeley, Calif_. Little Rock, Ark 105 106 107 108 109 Charlotte, N . C Altoona, Pa_ Saginaw, M i c h St. J o s e p h , M o . , Lincoln, N e b r 110 111 112 113 114 | Harrisburg, P a _ . Sioux C i t y , I o w a Lansing, Mich Pawtucket, R.I P a s a d e n a , Calif _ __ $30, 200 1,200 1,200 $81,358 12,053 34,824 68, 784 24, 214 157 1,895 2,426 11,215 976 157 1,895 2,426 11,215 976 15,313 12,335 32,167 67,067 25,120 4,375 1,914 29,785 6,498 8,000 18 2,141 34,573 883 35 600 6,637 10,637 35 600 5,645 10,637 35, 206 44,799 145,392 29,764 40, 562 9,965 43, 799 28,991 1,564 9,959 38, 000 75, 266 2, 290 65 24,176 3,766 255 4,837 2,457 125 3,766 255 672 2,457 125 64,405 19, 222 97, 070 130, 503 48,783 9,007 10, 695 57, 763 111, 075 $82,103 23, 534 35,409 149, 329 50, 504 $674 6,649 585 80,545 25,090 $71 4,832 5, 221 . 20, 691 14, 230 47, 357 151, 092 52,006 _ 43, 241 45,417 154.170 74,974 41,445 106.171 94, 743 104,197 133, 025 73, 084 1 . . 12, 764 72,810 25,910 $71 4,832 $992 $4,165 4, 293 42, 685 $672 $9,797 19,867 1,087 24, 214 1,249 486 2,200 35 10,184 7,001 18 594 4,800 1,831 1,733 112 702 537 2,120 699 5,967 1,000 __ 21,036 1,254 48 3,867 11, 087 12, 002 6,652 $50, 486 2,256 10,664 25,012 9,577 9,233 1,845 58,449 22, 221 19, 239 85,181 19,945 30, 555 51, 513 7,933 23,420 5,595 40,398 > W fear. TABLE 8.^—REVENUE RECEIPTS FROM H I G H W A Y PRIVILEGES, R E N T O F I N V E S T M E N T J P R O P E R T I E S , * AND ' I N T E R E S T : 1931—Continued RECEIPTS FROM I N T E R E S T RECEIPTS FROM R E N T OF INVESTMENT PROPERTIES] Aggregate Receipts from highway privileges By sinking funds Total By public trust funds By investment funds and from miscellaneous real property Total By sinking funds By public trust funds By investment funds and from On current deposits investments 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 115 116 117 118 119 N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y 120 121 122 123 124 Winston-Salem, N . C E a s t S t . Louis, 111 Quincy, Mass L a k e w o o d , Ohio Troy,N.Y 125 126 127 128 129 Springfield, 111 Roanoke, Va Portland, Maine E a s t Orange, N . J Springfield, Ohio 130 131 132 133 134 Mobile, Ala N e w Britain, Conn Racine, W i s . Atlantic City, N . J 135 136 137 138 139 Pontiac, M i c h . Hammond, Ind Newton, Mass Johnstown, P a Oak P a r k , 111 $95,732 54,977 49,819 32,361 34, 370 Shreveport, L a Manchester, N . H . ._ $5 6,928 81 18,070 1, 209 $100 65 13,499 $100 65 13,499 $95, 627 47,984 36, 239 14, 291 33,161 $9, 370 4, 505 2, 312 7,909 $2,164 15,676 5,966 1,158 27,497 3,944 2,100 16,970 3,533 2,781 21,180 1,961 103 3,857 7,829 524 611 321 4,184 2,100 178 5,529 155 2,319 155 2,319 24,464 18,754 32,490 58,693 3,630 54, 030 80,747 112,396 203,986 100,018 26,337 23,598 6,926 112,692 3,000 4,732 4,700 2,398 773 3,000 4,732 4,700 2,398 773 24,693 52,417 1Q0,770 88,896 99, 245 19,139 108,568 52,090 39,870 420,549 15 31,187 28, 648 21,175 32,490 59, 026 11,478 42,140 15,007 58,922 58,943 43,530 1 267,088 2,8.74 647 2,401 4,209 870 3,730 $240 1,040 I,36l 1,082 4,209 870 2,648 85 85 1,885 1,885 19,124 74,980 47,881 39,000 149,731 42,055 15,007 57,037 56,069 42,883 1 to o [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 44] 33, 374 419 40,831 32,325 64,376 31, 886 46,629 28,992 98,241 38,672 7,532 21,170 13,721 318 8,480 14,363 16,418 1,130 104 15,973 11,310 23,358 3,296 231 15,921 10,975 29,773 16,988 45,544 645 5,403 26, 741 10,409 14,855 35, 072 1,292 9,782 301 36,843 33,493 $84, 093 23, 515 27,961 5 224 4, 534 $4, 288 $ 9,024 13, 055 17,057 4,105 41,754 5,983 3,034 %'•• 22,576 f 25,826 140 M o n t g o m e r y , Ala 141 G l e n d a l e , Calif 142 E v a n s t o h , 111 143 C o v i n g t o n , K y 144 T o p e k a , K a n s -._ 13,403 101,411 44,505 22,170 42,203 _ 44,987 38,919 157,031 24,242 107,030 8,022 20,046 10,729 6,500 11,452 1,234 1 1,234 5,084 5,084 2,902 2,902 359 359 319 319 145 146 147 148 149 M t . Vernon, N . Y Brockton, Mass Passaic, N . J Terre Haute, Ind C h a r l e s t o n , S.C 150 151 152 153 154 Medford, Mass Wheeling, W . V a Charleston, W . V a Augusta, Ga Davenport, Iowa 20,367 44,458 47,330 39, 221 23,632 132 13,564 1,370 14,833 51 991 486 1,809 991 486 1,809 155 156 157 158 159 Lancaster, P a Irvington, N . J Madison, Wis S a n Jose, Calif Chester, P a 70,036 97,351 47, 743 21, 732 80,347 2,100 69,066 4,345 4,345 671 754 671 754 160 161 162 163 164 Hoboken, N.J Maiden, Mass Beaumont, Tex Union City, N . J Bethlehem, Pa 148,065 48,812 83,667 112,202 73,546 72,566 165 166 167 168 169 Springfield, M o Austin, Tex D e c a t u r , 111 E a s t Chicago, I n d H a m t r a m ck, M i c h 52,646 67,942 32,897 13,877 37,142 2,150 14,999 1,942 170 171 172 173 174 Holyoke, Mass Cedar Rapids, Iowa York Pa N e w RocheiieVN~Y_~_~ ~ ~ ~ Jackson, Mich 50,567 19,376 144,302 59,124 43,782 32 100 91,020 3,314 881 12,312 78,337 3,875 52,259 7,912 4,325 650 11,909 600 4,325 50 11,909 85 85 1,132 11,369 1,132 254 519 836 4,460 2,849 11,115 42,085 38,819 65,652 24,242 106, 711 8,437 26, 758 46,550 1,296 47,751 12,545 5,085 12,460 18,598 33,818 20,235 29,903 45,474 22,579 23,581 3,064 16,874 33, 616 10,280 171 5,192 8,883 75 2,481 5,285 63,591 28,285 47, 072 17,664 79,466 32, 767 17,596 2,922 1,231 5,024 3,575 28 71,174 48,162 59,446 33,865 69,586 60,303 12,183 36,377 26,843 61, 740 904 25,130 49,364 41,574 30,955 13,877 37,142 2,387 33,154 12,242 725 1,509 9,061 2,794 41 .107 568 46,211 6,804 9,084 11,083 17,382 32,992 4,998 4 16,003 8,251 55,169 16,124 15, 297 2,040 14,179 15,458 19, 657 40,428 15,918 14,817 48,017 577 288 2,286 232 5,117 11,055 3,152 6,682 943 21,824 43,338 99,509 54,040 80,531 4,326 9,491 57,108 35,725 62,728 11 1,973 2,397 2,626 11,646 292,072 46,051 122,372 34,814 294,480 46,201 128,593 21, 771 1,397 2,408 1,397 2,408 150 5.445 776 776 737 12,720 21,103 6,976 6,642 3,611 12,422 2,167 1,500 3,754 1,872 19,760 1,540 3,825 10,497 30,628 23,350 180 181 182 183 4,647 3,530 51,778 18,379 12,783 12,272 24,636 77 1,783 25,537 6,026 159 Macon, Ga Dearborn, Mich H a m i l t o n , Ohio Galveston, Tex 10,313 2,275 3,899 519 836 4,460 2,561 32,967 54,552 102, 661 61,222 82,262 500 556 40 4,951 612 9,933 50,535 18,857 91,207 46,752 40,933 175 M c K e e s p o r t , P a 176 K a l a m a z o o , M i c h 177 C l e v e l a n d H e i g h t s , Ohio 178 Greensboro, N . C 179 W a c o , T e x 5,117 11,055 3,152 6,682 1,175 4,147 81,365 28,692 15,670 30,751 165,159 20,604 4,400 360 1,182 3,327 10,152 2,221 1,005 37,332 11,979 4,146 11, 783 7,651 18,125 27,902 9,458 40,548 10,335 31,421 9,967 8,977 23,069 6,945 7,846 312 121,365 25,447 79,635 S 3W 2 " ,, g S M & to o TABLE 8.—REVENUE R E C E I P T S FROM H I G H W A Y P R I V I L E G E S , R E N T OF INVESTMENT [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. PROPERTIES, Receipts from highway privileges By sinking funds Total By public trust funds 1931—Continued For text discussion, see p. 44] RECEIPTS FROM I N T E R E S T RECEIPTS FROM RENT OF I N V E S T M E N T P R O P E R T I E S Aggregate AND I N T E R E S T : By investment funds and from miscellaneous real property Total By sinking funds By investfunds By public ment and from On current trust funds deposits investments GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued 184 185 186 187 Durham, N . C Highland Park, Mich Fresno, Calif Port Arthur, Tex 188 189 190 191 Asheville, N . C Kenosha, Wis _ B e r w y n , 111 P u e b l o , Colo__ 192 193 194 195 C o l u m b i a , S.C .. Pittsfield, M a s s Jackson, M i s s . . Woonsocket, R.I__ $50,268 236, 770 16,276 73, 860 77, 753 51,454 13,466 36,523 - _ - _ 12,318 7,654 6,271 105,457 $12,125 4,966 $12,125 4,966 $38,143 231,804 3,929 73,860 3,871 4,461 3,871 4,461 54, 245 45,616 13,466 18, 764 $12,347 19, 637 1,377 17, 759 4,788 650 $139 4,649 650 281 7,530 7,654 5,621 105,176 $30,551 162, 820 $21,061 $758 27,086 $6,834 20,837 3,929 46,987 17, 618 16,800 36, 627 22,141 5,801 7,685 26,873 540 4,984 6,675 7,125 5,114 4,130 3,109 62, 669 343 $10,422 5,978 16,416 $8,712 4,014 1,179 11,788 4,614 135, 303 3,442 7,796 981 291 2 7,654 5,619 42,164 GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000 196 197 198 199 200 Everett, Mass Clifton, N . J . Phoenix, Ariz N e w Castle, P a Stockton, Calif *>01 Haverhill, M a s s _. _ - . . Brookline, M a s s Muskegon, M i c h . . . _ Stamford, C o n n __ Elmira, N . Y 202 203 ?04 205 ___ $27,493 25, 537 55, 467 14, 762 69, 824 25, 786 13,241 182, 395 47, 792 20, 567 $34 500 2,071 31, 523 127 750 $19, 590 $19, 590 6,945 6,945 220 1,023 1,051 220 1,023 1,051 $27,459 25, 537 35,377 12, 691 31, 356 25, 786 13, 021 181, 245 46, 741 19, 817 1 $2, 628 $5, 697 15,545 18,961 12, 691 30, 510 3,006 1,523 7,487 9,813 6,884 17,669 13,281 7,218 846 20, 786 30,018 164 4,639 8 206 207 208 209 210 Bay City, Mich A u r o r a , 111 ___ Muncie, I n d . . . _ Waterloo, I o w a . . . Williamsport, P a . . S1 2n 212 Chelsea, M a s s Lexington, K y _ __ Jamestown, N.Y_ _ P o r t s m o u t h , Va_ __ Lorain, Ohio CO <L S 1 213 214 215 L 216 IS 217 _. _. ._ 77,058 24, 722 10, 697 11, 702 29,917 21,056 33, 582 31,187 323, 430 43, 504 300 500 3,472 16, 378 300 10,979 25, 230 39,469 25, 774 37, 719 1,000 13, 905 218 219 220 Chicopee, M a s s Joliet, 111 Amarillo, T e x . _ Cranston, R.I W i c h i t a Falls, T e x 221 222 223 224 225 B attle Creek, M i c h . Perth Amboy, N.J Montclair, N . J Portsmouth, O h i o . . . Salem, M a s s . . . . . . 226 227 228 229 230 C o l u m b u s , Ga_. .__ Warren, Ohio— K e a r n y , N.J_._ _ _ _ L i m a , Ohio Council Bluffs, I o w a 231 232 233 234 235 Dubuque, Iowa _ __ L y n c h b u r g , Va_ St. P e t e r s b u r g , F l a Ogden, U t a h . . East Cleveland, Ohio— 20, 051 69,367 66,949 16,240 110, 066 236 237 238 239 240 Oshkosh, W i s __. _ _ __ L a Crosse, W i s . _ „ . . . . . . . . . Anderson, Ind Fitchburg, Mass Poughkeepsie, N . Y 29, 721 30,162 15,106 31, 245 18, 984 241 242 243 244 245 Waltham, Mass Sheboygan, Wis Bloomfield, N . J Green B a y , W i s Butte, Mont ... ... ...--. _ ... - . 1,220 25,048 98, 303 149, 778 30, 788 18,487 1,745 59,018 88,178 9,795 31,045 118,809 30,454 13, 517 1,704 9,172 71,842 13, 253 40,053 126, 741 17, 782 17, 593 370 370 400 596 400 596 2,143 6,016 243,133 128 2,143 6,016 243,133 128 60 60 2,320 670 2,320 670 1,708 1,708 1,000 202 1,469 202 1,469 3,092 1,795 1,636 3,092 1,795 1,636 1,131 848 6,585 568 2, 434 265 759 4, 775 3,908 50 21 1,140 600 3,033 59, 226 II, 207 447 335 12, 888 9,580 4,842 341 410 20, 756 30,939 21, 699 63,919 43,076 17, 225 14,366 4,419 58,175 21, 878 977 13,324 6,324 30 2,569 10,979 24,170 25, 564 23,454 35,829 256 5,304 14,159 27, 998 21, 595 39, 285 61,600 30, 586 17, 018 31,937 48,126 21,031 2,044 5,656 33, 362 17, 525 1,131 568 2,434 265 759 4,775 18,883 66, 933 65, 836 8,896 105, 291 8,573 60, 545 40, 595 259 59, 427 21 25, 792 28,972 15,106 28, 212 18, 572 12, 060 3,809 12,021 39, 721 65, 350 17, 394 3,578 44,195 1,644 412 1,232 332 2,165 388 2.808 37, 786 4,999 20,078 45, 331 30,454 12,386 $1,140 1, 389 76,688 23,722 10, 297 11,106 29, 917 1,232 332 2,165 388 2,808 3,819 1, 257 1,244 1,557 7,720 608 58 7,880 101 10, 228 25,113 6,913 13, 789 7,229 5,008 10,430 16, 619 606 811 30 1, 320 1,948 2,438 10,926 4,394 18, 629 7,083 75 1,860 2,276 1,312 4,212 295 4,200 2,982 742 445 2,714 372 4,098 12, 387 6,342 4,310 22,118 4,827 2,155 4,875 4,402 5,047 9,422 9,111 20, 260 9,295 7,831 20,987 7,290 5,594 9,379 4,930 Q 679 13,110 7,757 9,652 7,444 9,865 6,388 5,743 3,726 1,734 3,940 15,958 1,143 16, 784 4,539 41, 766 13,405 10, 570 5,253 6,094 9,926 4,669 18,888 16, 753 11,204 2,334 to o TABLE 8.—REVENUE R E C E I P T S FROM H I G H W A Y PRIVILEGES, RJENT 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 : 1931—Continued [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 44] RECEIPTS FROM RENT OF INVESTMENT PROPERTIES Aggregate Receipts from highway privileges Total By sinking funds By public trust funds By investment funds and from miscellaneous real property RECEIPTS FROM I N T E R E S T Total By sinking funds By public trust funds By investment funds] and from On current deposits investments GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued $33, 613 10,847 17, 975 26, 475 41, 983 $19,044 40 10,983 18,058 $1,023 737 922 105 790 43, 987 119 268 3,390 151 60 119 268 3,390 151 60 23, 477 36, 770 27, 308 13, 756 18, 728 5, 266 28, 738 Raleigh, N . C West N e w York, N . J 23, 701 37, 828 30, 698 13, 907 62, 775 8, 723 7, 577 3,879 W h i t e Plains, N . Y Taunton, Mass. Ha^leton, P a _ W e s t A His, W i s Danville, 111 49,100 20, 657 13, 603 14,898 1,364 115 5,798 5,798 43,187 20, 657 13, 603 14, 898 744 3,970 16,900 802 18, 687 1,771 41, 418 13,049 28, 332 15,416 8,635 19, 283 1, 483 19, 999 246 247 248 249 ?50 High Point, N . C _ . 951 95? C u m b e r l a n d , Md_._ 9^ 9*i4 955 ?5f> ?57 ?58 959 ?,60 ?61 ?6?, ?,63 ?64 ?,65 San B e r n a r d i n o , Calif, Norwalk, Conn.. Auburn, N . Y .. Zanesville, Ohio Elgin, 111 Watertown, Mass ?,66 Revere, M a s s ?67 ?m ?m 270 Superior, W i s _ S t e u b e n ville, Ohio Orange, N . J __ . .. __ .. 43, 416 14, 340 29,907 15,416 8,756 5,715 22, 576 8,101 ; 30,135 132,861 | $1,023 737 922 620 1,998 1,998 1,575 1,575 I, 291 121 249 1,500 185 86,685 125 106 191 , 14, 416 125 106 191 14, 416 $13, 546 10,070 6,070 8,417 41, 983 5,341 20, 970 7,910 1 15, 534 46,176 $1, 697 8,872 $780 41,165 13, 565 180 2,576 39,817 $1, 676 137 7,345 2,724 6,858 90 2,645 240 744 2,203 4,320 2,820 9,762 794 10,184 308 3,324 962 1,140 3,781 792 $10,173 1,198 6,070 7,500 818 8,142 8,032 20,360 5,033 7,272 20, 530 1,986 12,801 12, 013 9,748 7,246 5,513 1,873 7,841 5,341 7,097 4,406 11 996 4.427 • 271 272 273 274 275 A l a m e d a , Calif ___ _ Plainfield, N . J Lewiston, M a i n e _ _ _ _ _ ___ Amsterdam, N . Y . _ New Brunswick, N . J 276 277 278 279 280 S a n t a B a r b a r a , Calif Paducah, K y Easton, Pa Newport News, Va N o r w o o d , Ohio _ 281 282 283 284 285 Sioux Falls, S . D a k W a u k e g a n , 111. Mansfield, O h i o . . Colorado Springs, Colo J o p l i n , M o __ _ 286 287 2S8 289 290 Elkhart, Ind T u c s o n , Ariz _ L a r e d o , Tex ___ _ K o k o m o , IncL _ Rome, N . Y 291 292 293 294 295 Richmond, Ind M o l i n e , 111 Watertown, N . Y W i l m i n g t o n , N . C ___ _ M u s k o g e e , Okla___ _ _ 26, 770 20,015 27,195 11, 845 99, 612 296 297 298 299 300 M e r i d i a n , Miss_ Nashua, N . H Fort Smith, Ark P o r t H u r o n , Mich__ Pensacola, F l a 4,524 19, 405 33,548 20,411 18, 625 301 302 303 304 305 B a t o n R o u g e , L a . __ M a r i o n , Ohio B e l l i n g h a m , Wash— _ Newburgh, N.Y S a n t a A n a , Calif 24, 874 10,666 18,407 21,257 14, 761 306 307 308 309 310 B l o o m i n g t o n . Ill Hagerstown, M d Everett, Mass N e w a r k , Ohio__ A l t o n , 111 Honolulu, H a w a i i J 1 __ 54,357 II 112, 230 19,152 38, 784 75,652 15,003 8,799 37,830 26,992 76,993 _ __ 48,967 18,892 15, 588 17, 604 35, 704 _ __ ______ ______ . 18, 711 36,901 22,078 4,124 15,064 _ _ _ _ _ ... _ 24,327 12,178 33,187 22,922 13,492 || 186,397 Not included in group or grand totals. 7,455 89,871 2,411 25 65,851 24,691 | 810 24,691 810 3,055 368 3,055 368 30 30 7,702 941 1,200 36 3, 570 3,570 3,822 11,372 2, 819 2,819 632 1,140 632 1,140 562 7, 205 1, 256 _3,100 562 3,979 819 11,852 322 1,863 660 1,677 322 1,863 660 1,677 9,128 7,607 5,854 25, 689 23, 541 62, 692 7,588 4,001 514 917 605 32 654 830 18,711 36, 269 9,566 4,124 15,064 2,312 36, 269 4,851 3,769 1,928 1,503 593 4, 217 3, 620 89,099 13, 280 3, 275 5,039 10,716 15,199 11,856 29,173 22, 262 4,208 105, 713 2,347 6,167 330 21,345 12,670 58,855 3,476 4,722 7,815 17,011 2,669 3,241 21, 544 5,432 7,301 2,915 10, 686 1,646 13,352 5,759 13,783 5,877 3,511 21,820 10, 702 4,715 1,215 13, 749 2,909 1,315 26, 208 20,015 27,195 9,182 91,617 4,724 10,666 5,827 19, 213 2,909 600 6,572 1,738 4,082 9,614 3,093 19,105 20,429 19, 573 18,375 8,601 1,225 640 13, 500 7,973 5.359 1,451 175 300 19 838 600 3,045 5,045 42, 554 175 300 19 838 8,601 1, 225 1,515 13,835 48,967 15,286 15,588 13, 782 32,885 2,663 790 250 80,684 7,301 8,769 36,889 25,792 76,993 2,663 790 19,550 2,151 22,211 1 21, 549 16,741 35, 704 9, 433 13,986 536 4,971 601 8,153 14, 757 15,163 591 1,917 50 447 5,097 3,043 3,495 9,755 14, 534 7,659 653 302 4,578 4,674 2,145 1,926 8,017 523 7,699 2,909 3,062 1,357 1,026 65 1,148 405 34 391 1,883 2,302 726 673 Q W 11,402 10,465 6,411 9, 527 3,060 46,858 to T A B L E 9 . — R E V E N U E R E C E I P T S PROM E A R N I N G S OP G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S O P T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L SERVICE: 1931 [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 45] EDUCATION Protection to person and property Conserva- Sanitation, or promo- Other than tion of tion of Repair for health for compensacleanliness repair compention sation 9,887,152 $18,986,636 $8,973,468 $3,980,148 44, 502, 789 13,559,085 12,417, 765 2,935, 771 16, 780, 364 1,476,199 9, 606,860 622,390 6, 579,374 393,191 6,486,072 1,152,992 832,195 300, 509 201, 700 2,069,496 457,883 922, 510 255, 680 274,579 All general departments Grand total. Group Group Group Group Group I II III IV V General government $4,614,305 1,638,529 473,997 1, 285, 756 860, 543 355,480 $1,722,051 639,094 208,763 584,147 170,565 119,482 Charities, hospitals, and corrections Recreation Schools $6,206,333 $15,009,543 $14,982,211 $1,745,172 $10,151,036 2, 729,336 1,387,314 1,280, 841 504,409 304,433 6,304,101 1,512,173 2, 925,032 2, 596,090 1,672,147 Miscellaneous Libraries $3,516,249 3, 265,996 2,837,004 4,065, 927 2, 760,804 2,052,480 814,978 184,395 345, 322 263, 382 137,095 4, 753, 262 1,114,375 2, 603, 431 1,004, 699 675,269 2, 242,840 153,098 459,004 267, 789 393, 518 $90,613 GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATON OF 500,000 AND OVER New York, N.Y___. Chicago, 111 Philadelphia, Pa Detroit, Mich Los Angeles, Calif- _. $8,151, 338 $3,690,110 $1, 750,185 8,860, 745 4, 658,948 1, 770,139 3, 586, 576 1, 559, 794 613, 789 6, 587, 594 372, 347 393,371 3,803, 691 673,701 497,610 $247,303 38,463 4,616 461,005 372,812 $174, 730 34,050 131,927 101,007 241,465 $81, 765 19, 958 421 137,091 95,447 $918,410 187,972 70,962 534,029 216, 915 $526, 317 231, 673 915, 622 1, 342,496 919,843 $44, 860 885, 217 54, 567 811,416 147, 705 $505 124,066 43,815 60, 262 244, 738 $626, 535 910, 259 170, 327 854, 945 346, 984 20, 736 1, 519, 625 46,471 44, 916 12,619 35,312 371, 239 161, 613 145, 592 21,135 447, 718 280,328 90, 478 460, 916 318, 569 38, 602 47, 534 431,385 74, 333 29,230 73, 895 25,191 271, 388 280, 620 149,850 126, 631 2,940 4,203 35,042 473, 367 8,026 13,114 97,301 84,886 39, 652 422, 699 99,173 240, 974 325, 864 217, 004 9,310 195,334 64,443 41,054 22, 229 48,426 27, 234 66, 657 471, 252 384,170 93, 644 132 4,118 43,160 2,433 $51, 271 156, 563 116,402 1,130, 502 79,894 $22, 455 25, 431 9,693 18, 803 26,814 $73,053 231,735 110, 273 58, 612 48, 787 $109, 361 7,699 Cleveland, Ohio St. Louis, Mo Baltimore, Md Boston, Mass 3,033, 406 1,943, 673 832, 754 2,164, 313 475,113 754, 724 126,004 192,006 164, 024 354, 271 17, 510 225, 256 595, 617 6,478 10,822 136, 367 267, 549 20,985 100, 715 63,821 Pittsburgh, Pa San Francisco, Calif. Milwaukee, Wis Buffalo, N . Y 1,300, 521 1, 317, 742 1,948, 513 971, 923 414, 681 303, 716 185,104 152, 837 86,173 281, 938 223,260 108,546 4,443 100, 686 40, 287 50, 592 12,206 453,478 36, 596 36, 969 24, 848 GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000 Washington, D.C__ Minneapolis, Minn New Orleans, La_._ Cincinnati, O h i o . . . Newark, N.J $1,390,719 831, 470 876,243 2,130, 259 1, 677, 259 $230,165 132,889 232,433 312,678 440, 622 $148,840 93,430 234, 230 101,145 126, 242 $5,017 54,120 27,206 11,880 102,484 $49,118 20, 279 7,128 11,918 146, 249 $4,975 33,998 3,090 27,324 8,668 27, 015 43,326 157,189 251, 828 $99, 565 48,311 92,462 279, 294 445, 671 20,914 19 20 21 22 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 24 25 26 Jersey City, N . J H o u s t o n , T e x __ Louisville, K y P o r t l a n d , Oreg_ _ _ __ . __ _ 981,157 II 816,044 604, 298 766, 428 462,437 272,235 131,116 140,372 125,413 104, 274 61,757 49,428 11, 754 97, 601 7,401 32, 261 3,168 10, 326 61, 260 136,102 2,623 24,153 17,144 25, 914 538, 933 448, 648 707,458 648,849 210,082 128,973 12,780 228,989 56,296 16, 521 23,057 12,359 38,087 21, 689 43, 329 5,054 19,086 1,684 7,679 10, 923 47,175 120, 597 16, 285 3, 739 6,192 36,357 17,916 40, 597 128,192 128, 142, 167, 154, 338 556 535 646 12, 400 22, 799 14,915 12, 876 71,361 107, 899 98,113 80,445 6,033 21, 508 136, 703 168,101 28, 642 51, 017 76,048 40, 353 178, 842 459,418 30, 684 4,013 6,514 7,682 19,225 38, 259 74,838 101,775 4,089 1,222 2,383 2,776 6,709 721 GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000 Toledo, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Denver, Colo Oakland, Calif Atlanta, Ga $408, 508 285,861 831,017 454,371 549, 511 $62,012 35, 360 291,879 5,446 56,344 2,995 2,687 51,199 4,411 $6,359 41, 486 816 56,003 27, 304 $670 11, 936 23, 303 70, 395 49, 248 $2, 218 11, 539 94, 219 47, 010 123,053 $47, 459 32, 064 42, 746 7,536 112, 098 $214, 200 103, 489 70,096 85, 302 34, 225 $20,121 2,408 19, 583 17,149 7,772 $38, 058 24,062 115, 660 106, 272 94,594 $540 2,164 6,276 536 35,969 St. Paul, Minn Birmingham, Ala Dallas, Tex Akron, Ohio Memphis, Tenn 306,076 266, 678 720,957 506,852 216, 256 79,304 12,347 805 82,821 506 7,589 6,583 117, 826 6,334 21, 295 13, 419 15,140 10, 637 45, 588 14,055 26, 728 83,247 113,512 46,071 15, 218 25, 257 160, 885 1,020 27, 206 40,053 65,394 122, 453 236, 767 9,978 14, 602 9,176 5,695 6, 316 9,566 99,980 89,068 156,163 71 59,001 4,909 20,068 1,975 444 35, 848 14, 423 8,510 Providence, R.I San Antonio, Tex Omaha, Nebr Syracuse, N.Y Dayton, Ohio 467,242 198,579 275, 357 194,837 336,033 51,887 2,189 18, 683 55, 578 23, 680 66, 291 1,575 11,411 8,015 28,340 54,338 13,958 3,565 11,983 8,471 23, 448 914 1,750 2,024 33, 718 458 27, 608 1,651 609 14, 721 82, 070 30, 226 45,996 9,737 35, 254 109, 544 70, 633 153, 885 37,478 80,898 40, 724 47,802 30, 287 46,081 78,544 3,228 3,674 8,114 6,835 9,270 Worcester, Mass Oklahoma City, Okla. Richmond, Va Youngstown, Ohio 840, 211 286, 722 313, 837 158,790 512,360 11,979 15,349 11,306 11,796 15,575 39, 519 16,160 44,588 8,428 155, 613 77,443 164, 289 6,572 1,167 1,919 1,061 ~~8~777' 164,778 72, 287 36, 236 46,123 195, 619 32,045 7,637 934 51,558 57, 256 47,179 975 2,929 5,022 29,184 2,973 66, 912 15, 043 16,527 383, 027 4,800 110,468 20,117 48, 554 191,017 434, 572 405,942 776,828 129,145 1,499 18, 254 8,506 13,081 194 14,283 91, 274 42,126 24,432 4,637 12,173 20,785 3,511 2,669 125 1,377 12,344 19, 288 40,059 1,990 47,260 8,660 597 335 11,495 729 11,791 25, 282 15,969 104, 311 40,669 482,616 59, 744 47,450 19,455 182,022 132,831 8,473 186,091 454,553 250, 757 177,173 135,485 14,537 30,144 12,955 9,884 5,710 16,007 7,116 3,370 22, 480 1,409 9,490 15,581 1,417 8,880 1,242 29,400 9,954 34, 646 16, 749 1,207 492 3,172 1,116 Grand Rapids, MichFort Worth, Tex Hartford, Conn New Haven, Conn Flint, Mich Nashville, Tenn San Diego, Calif Springfield, Mass____. Long Beach, Calif Bridgeport, Conn Scranton, Pa _. 1,576 69,185 13,773 784 31,418 14, 585 58, 391 21, 848 1,822 118, 652 61,307 70,810 75, 891 124, 269 52, 6S9 31,086 13, 683 5,168 3,227 5,550 10,728 3,332 2,691 11, 230 9,357 "2,"l85 65, 431 157, 558 86, 704 50,040 23,827 24, 623 49,394 121,434 25, 550 6,245 15 1,912 8,448 1,626 2,660 1,202 2,151 2, 599 27,086 453 T A B L E 9 . — E E V E N U E K 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 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 SERVICE: to 1931—Continued [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 45] HIGHWAYS All general departments General government Protection to person and property Conserva- Sanitation, or promotion of tion of health cleanliness Charities, ospitals, Other than| Repair for| tand correpair for compensarections compention sation Recreation Schools Miscellaneous Libraries GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued a Tulsa, Okla Des Moines, Iowa Salt Lake City, Utah. Yonkers, N.Y Paterson, N.J $117,293 178,346 191,340 81,043 286,139 $21,166 25,080 9,237 27,218 $1,806 2,470 6,518 2,102 $26,635 5,239 11,102 139 742 Jacksonville, Fla Norfolk, Va Albany, N.Y Trenton, N.J Kansas City, Kans-__ 107, 644 139,456 52,349 234, 240 30, 546 177 52,918 13,683 21,603 54 4,036 2,953 6,700 735 524 16,805 1,148 5,439 768 316 2,508 15,182 294 Chattanooga, Tenn._Camden, N.J Fort Wayne, Ind Erie, Pa Elizabeth, N.J 177, 587 112, 753 98,896 49, 773 64, 376 5,517 40 10,122 1,472 844 782 5,275 4,744 2,283 19,026 139,661 24,860 1,057 3,803 10,953 1,324 11,915 793 4,674 1,930 Spokane, Wash Wichita, Kans Fall River, Mass Cambridge, Mass New Bedford, Mass.. 212, 701 142, 463 153,231 302,632 202,858 1,383 356 2,170 9,846 3,965 8,004 3,196 1,804 9,244 3,481 271 91 33,391 43,378 31,103 4,115 40,196 223 6,598 2,539 7,639 27, 749 174 7,116 14,149 4,213 521 70,690 98,383 63,084 Miami, Fla Reading, Pa Knoxville, Tenn Peoria, 111 South Bend, Ind 232,093 130,886 106,969 115,305 99, 702 937 1,196 464 20 195 7,850 886 26,186 15 1,183 4,526 631 4,709 118 969 2,674 3,157 132,895 748 2,002 $18,489 1,514 13,481 $20,039 43,010 88,838 1,875 2,911 $9,945 4,492 793 32,442 6,298 56, 705 P 2,295 251 100 f — g 11~444 H :::::: 8 DQ 18,213 31, 278 20,850 1,624 2,482 1,171 649 63, 666 17,842 21,414 20,386 48,033 27,779 45,122 619 5,463 4,548 4,003 508 19,314 55,146 22, 240 4,409 25, 840 9,851 54, 566 41.074 3,355 1,496 23, 515 40, 627 32, 384 ~~2~092 645 73,760 15,862 69,452 23, 593 9,799 2,300 10,970 $1,831 25,148 o S 82 83 84 85 86 Tacoma, Wash C a n t o n , Ohio Wilmington, Del G a r y , I n d ._ Somerville, M a s s . - 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 335,171 132, 553 58,341 59,951 175,919 913 1,535 4,285 155 1,175 Evansville, I n d E l Paso, T e x . Tampa, Fla Lynn, Mass... 113, 738 113,754 205,976 232,037 Utica, N . Y Duluth, Minn Waterbury, Conn Lowell, M a s s 38, 704 132, 393 111,475 178,113 _ _. _. 1 1,926 54 19,821 625 10,834 153,606 50,177 11,498 89 826 5,876 359 8,500 9,901 647 8,453 5,767 26,179 3,164 11, 551 502 8,921 3,782 6,518 3,797 837 4,857 3,796 1,655 4,943 4,000 475 3,118 11, 783 380 31 339 7,251 6,446 4,745 809 387 93,689 36,819 71,553 388 6,577 23, 768 15, 413 2,389 46,340 6,699 16,018 28, 574 898 5,213 156,498 82, 548 84, 519 34, 523 1,536 43, 597 1,925 2,323 2,847 5,094 13,235 31,903 16,905 7,316 15 31,036 4,855 100 1,579 22,877 3,117 61, 692 31,850 69, 403 2,873 3,489 4,611 556 5,400 41,347 57,246 6,618 43, 577 $2,760 $3, 758 45,702 1,520 3,604 626 1,637 4,350 590 9,554 306 5,863 4,932 4,814 1,358 51, 558 3,625 26,318 4,939 p IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000 A l l e n t o w n , Pa__ S a c r a m e n t o , Calif Schenectady, N . Y Bayonne, N . J . Rockford, 111 __ $51, 262 313, 649 49, 928 31, 426 147,061 $758 6,994 1,488 832 4,174 $12,091 3,408 $3,484 177,131 14, 913 35 12,493 100 101 102 103 104 S a v a n n a h , Ga__ Berkeley, Calif Little Rock, Ark 33, 794 77,916 69,637 235, 211 105, 218 737 6, 556 2, 762 3, 017 4, 392 1,403 14, 543 6,173 818 7,554 105 106 107 108 109 Charlotte, N . C . Altoona, P a Saginaw, Mich__ _ S t . Joseph, M o Lincoln, Nebr__ 64,653 52, 734 84, 282 53,152 306,823 82 66 3, 781 2,856 2, 445 5,514 1,063 223 110 111 112 113 114 Harrisburg, P a Sioux C i t y , I o w a . Lansing, Mich__ Pawtucket, R.I P a s a d e n a , Calif 89, 575 59, 481 154, 500 82, 901 431, 387 219 7, 218 1, 202 22,447 8, 630 115 116 117 118 119 N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y Binghamton, N . Y Shreveport, La_. Huntington, W.Va Manchester, N . H - . 58,145 307, 753 59,394 29,749 51,300 2, 657 1,675 10,967 629 392 95 96 97 98 99 - __- . _-. 1 $755 20,134 $10, 556 12, 320 2,555 $4, 049 72 618 14,074 $31, 298 32, 232 14,080 15,165 73, 352 1,587 3,454 39,414 16,491 5,617 34, 288 13, 617 57, 285 894 3,522 8,863 452 4,794 280 14,198 21,866 671 18, 998 567 1,279 3,577 6,212 9,406 5,273 987 22,424 46,127 3,817 2,314 1,632 14,703 13, 383 29,926 66,758 2,182 89,947 4,597 1,072 146, 720 135 650 57 260 11,418 4,527 1,844 21, 058 2,801 2,155 5,637 173 113 47 1,675 793 2,985 282 436 10, 994 2,254 1,737 5,390 3,076 10,058 188, 535 15, 693 34, 773 45, 294 19,965 33, 367 23 174 7 2,685 4,797 949 3,991 982 120,809 1,010 1,822 695 957 23, 739 1,031 11, 706 2,082 12,914 7,828 295 3,503 42,047 13, 293 49,475 28,045 115,320 428 1,822 1,867 91 486 3,025 39 4,839 - 506 6,990 1,813 8,577 5,561 521 7,131 201 240 6,361 159 9,233 19, 352 3,434 21, 854 49 4,230 675 263,834 7,239 6,606 21,393 40 13,723 19,002 1 800 2,028 1,472 973 1,462 1 22,963 2,217 20, 692 5,960 2,208 o $27 10 13 17,928 115 60 172 1,029 9,589 15,406 2,476 2,801 3,172 W T A B L E 9 . — 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 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 SERVICE: 1931—Continued [For a l p h a b e t i c a l list of cities, b y States, showing r a n k , see p . 10. F o r text discussion, see p . 45] HIGHWAYS All general departments General government Protection to person a n d property Conservation of health EDUCATION Sanitation, or p r o m o O t h e r t h a n R e p a i r for tion of cleanliness repair for compensacompention sation Charities, hospitals, a n d corrections Recreation Schools Miscellaneous Libraries G R O U P I V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 50,000 T O 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 - C o n t i n u e d $65 $368 2,000 258 6,642 $5, 863 6,027 3,302 6,143 $81, 431 458 1,192 1.290 3,787 768 8,401 16, 931 3,032 3,840 28,869 3,000 43, 639 7,599 17, 574 12,108 2,211 4,751 1,480 29, 573 2,925 11, 756 7,938 3,763 750 81 193 1,051 3,035 1,014 5,932 116,033 2,640 9,698 73 11,406 798 121 5,187 9,796 4,911 8,760 6,938 $129, 552 62, 537 281,174 144, 793 48, 637 $6, 268 11, 697 10, 525 528 1,335 $1, 254 10,332 6,404 55 1,293 $4, 209 2,825 13,804 53 50 Springfield, 111 Roanoke, Va Portland, Maine E a s t Orange, N . J Springfield, Ohio 109, 828 53, 002 106,903 44, 851 186, 895 340 12, 005 16,139 22. 592 10, 265 3,905 1,831 12, 742 234 2,064 956 130 131 132 133 134 Cicero, 111 M o b i l e , Ala New Britain, C o n n . . Racine, Wis Atlantic City, N J . . . 38, 844 26,158 126, 540 72, 200 205, 973 30 2,189 32, 936 1,515 18,176 1,800 5,721 23,165 710 803 58 1,871 170 1,589 619 1,716 84 10, 249 135 136 137 138 139 Pontiac, Mich Hammond, Ind Newton, Mass Johnstown, Pa Oak P a r k , 111 234,186 30, 301 80, 034 65, 702 52, 256 1,422 1,553 12, 214 163 3,052 2,296 609 4,101 2,798 164 1,004 1,466 644 140 141 142 143 144 Montgomery, A l a — Glendale, Calif E v a n s t o n , 111 Covington, K y Topeka, Kans 49, 015 50,175 88, 578 30, 213 29, 055 3,073 701 143 60 14 5,747 327 3,767 1,905 4,763 3,782 922 691 300 175 22, 708 14,004 4,102 1,244 614 120 121 122 123 124 Winston-Salem, N . C E a s t St. L o u i s , 111—. Quincy, Mass L a k e w o o d , Ohio Troy, N . Y 125 126 127 128 129 292 8,234 648 400 293 151 201 2,228 58 1,372 158 210, 741 92, 763 96,817 $3, 592 19, 470 14,829 25,322 36,192 $2, 667 850 3,457 4,516 38, 825 24, 909 10, 733 6,513 59,337 4,442 2,131 29,932 3,708 39,961 31,413 131, 539 1,397 1,387 7,309 1,524 15, 942 1,294 $23,835 $9, 336 21 6,468 8,382 9,599 1,655 31, 430 109 3,456 1,169 2,905 7 1,578 4,781 100 6,109 19, 087 1, 612 54,839 12, 560 23,272 48,111 24, 677 1,138 2,156 10, 333 6,198 35,230 3,422 2,000 8,121 5,135 5,892 17, 394 47,076 15,059 7,964 601 5,275 6,604 350 331 559 1,756 9,878 1,131 6,925 7,970 14,296 4,653 1,466 606 1,210 145 146 147 148 149 M o u n t Vernon, N . Y Brockton, Mass Passaic, N . J Terre H a u t e , I n d C h a r l e s t o n , S.C 39,148 250,447 23, 560 108,642 32,044 150 151 152 153 154 Medford, Mass Wheeling, W . V a Charleston, W . V a Augusta, Ga Davenport, Iowa 155 156 157 158 159 3,671 1,049 1,174 2,455 868 1,027 9,821 1,934 1,160 3,374 3,552 139,113 15 92, 039 21, 591 35,853 160,340 93, 061 3,906 3 179 2,633 14, 765 3,732 10, 025 Lancaster, P a Irvington, N . J Madison, Wis San Jose, Calif Chester, P a 27.198 79,513 127, 315 138,540 93.962 1,961 160 161 162 163 164 Hoboken, N . J Maiden, Mass Beaumont, Tex Union City, N . J Bethlehem, P a 37,338 113, 557 61, 067 83.963 72, 976 5,754 1, 097 2, 201 165 166 167 168 Springfield, M o Austin, Tex D e c a t u r , 111 E a s t Chicago, I n d Hamtramck, Mich 33,710 95, 240 60,-771 16, 715 48,928 61 4, 018 3, 242 12 180 4,339 170 171 172 173 174 Holyoke, Mass Cedar Rapids, Iowa York, P a N e w Rochelle, N . Y Jackson, M i c h 107, 718 51,987 36, 259 46, 342 284, 322 1,297 2, 201 1, 053 2,782 13,659 175 176 177 178 179 McKeesport, P a Kalamazoo, Mich C l e v e l a n d H e i g h t s , Ohio. Greensboro, N . C Waco, Tex 104, 789 85.199 87, 226 50, 245 24, 226 1, 083 152 42 198 325 2,432 1,298 180 181 182 183 Macon, Ga Dearborn, Mich H a m i l t o n , Ohio Galveston, Tex 160,989 101,966 44, 350 292,947 642 3,118 2,288 3,204 20, 273 647 774 1,161 184 185 186 187 Durham, N.C Highland Park, Mich F r e s n o , Calif Port Arthur, Tex 25,369 349,168 45,146 20f 952 1,455 1,064 534 226 _. I 16,327 128 189 139 1 2,382 500 94 149 994 4,622 12,485 2,425 39 11,434 161 195 53,921 828 5,887 3,890 4,500 706 11,688 266 32 27 881 21,903 1,500 139, 250 2,149 2,425 5,849 10,143 731 321 9,091 49 93 1,123 1,127 23,130 60 9,999 7,666 1,372 1,927 1,724 6,732 16, 592 1,341 18,192 205 104 1,897 1,285 259 4,597 3,608 15,953 4,655 699 2,295 6,855 132 2,112 225 1,734 1,842 993 9,951 9,507 321 428 255 150 1,225 11, 363 9,135 20,626 2,715 1,161 872 8,617 264 331 100 587 1,833 10, 863 1,000 436 130 612 189 79 2,655 3,996 8,499 6,207 6,997 66, 263 7,500 160 147 66, 880 9,182 2,544 41,311 492 20,961 49, 267 30 1,135 107,711 415 5,225 1,188 1,338 7,103 2,921 2,289 9,498 550 18 3,480 2,172 17,244 122, 512 14,514 279,436 2,038 3,324 9,952 130 239,461 2, 018 1 3,833 j 11, 758 2,817 51, 572 5,754 8,063 20,106 22,822 16, 227 37, 673 8,096 1 1,928 2, 011 2, 273 3,169 1 1,580 33,700 12,818 330 2, 784 316 27, 253 22,482 5,042 56,350 107,431 I 64, 089 1,904 4,904 857 18,499 8,485 17,535 9,087 17,923 81,978 41, 000 729 2,446 2, 283 948 361 9,426 5,082 38,288 5,712 18, 223 1, 277 98,415 30, 822 53,870 27, 022 17, 220 5,143 22.332 12,907 1,778 5,272 59,836 21,677 2,502 84 21, 504 1, 868 850 10,641 20, 798 30, 443 20, 635 7,067 46.331 1,027 17,195 20 799 2,100 332 4,326 2,175 1,199 575 2,729 10,606 7,521 19, 666 292 10,602 14, 734 14, 534 8,319 391 2, 799 298 4, 360 1,003 597 10,006 771 17, 462 33,053 3,935 7,326 2,054 2,115 171 8,242 15,169 379 122 1,194 15,850 719 6,298 3,974 21, 242 20 2,732 133 5,962 1,652 o tei 212 39 2,000 12,953 2,866 2,313 123 22 3,063 25,193 6,699 to TABLE 9. - 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 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 DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1931—Continued [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p . 10. For text discussion, see p . 45] General government All general departments Protection to person and property HIGHWAYS Conserva- Sanitation, or promotion of Other than Repair for tion of health for compensacleanliness repair compention sation Charities, hospitals, and corrections Recreation Schools Miscellaneous Libraries GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued 188 189 190 191 Asheville, N . C 19? 193 194 195 Columbia, S . C . . . Pittsfield, M a s s Jackson, Miss Woonsocket, R . I Pueblo, Colo. _. _._ _. $38, 587 57,713 30,908 25,421 $3,328 1, 508 5, 021 374 $3,440 316 1,029 67,076 64,332 72,423 35,349 1, 333 13, 276 1, 417 16,894 3,321 1,621 3,107 2,460 $5,938 432 $742 $5, 509 156 $13 630 $2,451 3,000 3,072 2,300 113 655 755 2', 274 39 1, 020 2,392 4,731 42, 593 38,122 9,429 127 $25,017 17,048 19,433 $2, 290 2,607 1,455 859 15,901 1,414 22,004 11,064 375 34 $26, 289 19, 200 1,078 645 $5,821 751 2,365 273 4,301 26,647 GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000 196 197 198 199 200 Everett, Mass Clifton, N . J P h o e n i x , Ariz N e w Castle, P a 201 202 203 204 205 Haverhill, Mass - 206 207 208 209 210 B a y City, Mich . _ -._ -_ - Stamford, C o n n _. E l m i r a , N . Y . __ __ ___ Williamsport, P a $102, 252 14, 980 105, 888 43,123 89,861 175, 83, 121, 42, 52, 756 508 620 628 518 76,379 56, 596 17, 486 43, 541 43, 797 | $6, 334 6, 952 6, 345 2, 700 619 $1, 093 1,408 822 8, 677 6, 382 19, 575 11, 390 2, 316 2,787 2,144 1,327 2,126 2,176 2, 794 94 194 174 1,998 1,418 139 638 38 $2,142 123 4,059 3,474 14, 910 11, 397 30, 873 2,306 $425 9,601 . 110 6,523 520 15, 528 41 $1, 790 950 289 1,332 118 247 1,740 2,771 16 120 1,464 1,327 2,337 3,716 97 1,007 508 439 $710 $53, 745 $1, 054 423 3,701 1,708 534 $17, 468 12, 782 $6, 785 4,284 28, 858 25, 208 23, 093 $12, 496 27, 003 6,240 11, 608 19,107 5,527 1 500 110,164 12,512 2,955 7,840 4,516 14,917 6,559 59, 244 88 25,492 1,469 4,049 4,030 571 6,671 1,091 11, 649 8,397 21, 381 11, 734 21, 462 43, 042 37,005 13,157 23, 627 30, 234 1,903 1, 579 1,480 1,931 35,179 242 6,283 744 3,983 9,045 1,039 115 2,703 2,481 4,254 560 13, 917 1,394 10, 560 6,351 475 1,063 211 212 213 214 215 Chelsea, Mass Lexington, Ky Jamestown, N.Y Portsmouth, Va Lorain, Ohio 216 217 218 219 220 Chicopee, Mass Joliet, 111 Amarillo, Tex Cranston, R.I__ _. Wichita Falls, Tex___. 221 222 223 224 225 179,316 38, 607 94, 440 42, 203 8,358 I 143 1,681 1,741 896 19 1,024 3,159 1,939 373 260 3,002 8,604 715 576 152 59, 037 45, 601 28,191 26,890 85, 057 782 2, 725 345 3, 470 2, 605 7,502 398 8,782 Battle Creek, M i c h . . . Perth Amboy, N.J Montclair, N.J Portsmouth, Ohio Salem, Mass 48, 441 17, 689 44,189 67, 384 126,491 84 106 1, 525 2,023 6, 566 3,006 477 253 324 11, 602 226 227 228 229 230 Columbus, Ga Warren, Ohio Kearny, N.J Lima, Ohio Council Bluffs, Iowa_. 160,132 28, 697 49, 314 55,6 62, 343 1, 628 521 60 1,840 185 4,201 1,283 249 403 231 232 233 234 235 Dubuque, Iowa Lynchburg, Va St. Petersburg, Fla Ogden, Utah East Cleveland, Ohio. 26, 240 116,961 253,132 23, 593 56, 306 880 850 1, 575 6, 218 3, 654 18 3,054 13, 059 2,042 792 236 237 238 239 240 Oshkosh, Wis La Crosse, Wis Anderson, Ind Fitchburg, Mass Poughkeepsie, N.Y__. 46,51 40,8' 56, 958 207, 641 78,145 4,844 1,960 241 242 243 244 245 Waltham, Mass Sheboygan, Wis Bloomneld, N.J Green Bay, Wis Butte, Mont 105, 230 48, 712 27, 660 60,148 9,738 3, 977 1, 758 3, 304 42 2,289 149 196 1,512 246 247 248 249 250 Quincy, 111 Meriden, Conn San Bernardino, Calif. Santa Monica, Calif... High Point, N.C 44, 555 31,726 29, 424 127,071 35, 338 1, 025 6, 776 3, 296 447 487 884 1,371 6,024 314 43 263 2,359 4,704 3,520 199 2,176 2,915 537 251 252 253 254 255 Arlington, Mass Cumberland, Md Rock Island, 111 . Raleigh, N.C West New York, N . J . 41, 339 137,047 10,095 29,596 27.804 487 167 255 624 2,906 108 37 4,851 757 266 1 2, 201 1 328 339 645 39 512 1,190 2,782 7,863 461 8,930 783 8,834 22,126 19 682 984 3, 250 478 3,849 16, 062 9,364 7,493 6,976 981 711 811 5,294 29, 616 1,796 18, 020 9,228 1,866 26, 809 1,062 15, 658 1,278 775 7,772 32, 436 5,755 28, 810 18,849 2,743 872 1,084 4,459 622 1,034 1,216 2,606 988 32 3,173 53,051 21,628 35, 201 39,400 31,080 911 1,388 3,050 1,418 1,811 1,810 532 2,593 801 4,416 126,595 1 4,137 62,026 28,631 695 4,679 2,202 3,323 335 1,756 2,979 207 37,059 66, 380 83 366 104 30, 876 862 314 1,084 3, 049 66,084 500 5, 003 95 9,097 3,424 487 1,172 75 18 1,727 2,427 2,454 177 6,268 4,627 1,585 1, 262 62,756 78,076 9,533 24,878 4,743 2,372 29, 346 192 332 346 11, 935 5,908 2,425 22,877 19,873 39, 003 10, 574 3,584 2,747 7,785 27,420 13,040 30, 754 4,403 1,332 1,282 2,919 1,327 683 323 4,043 129 17, 399 22,498 2, 288 12,277 12, 725 18, 458 461 583 2,162 5,825 569 5,277 12, 274 1,000 94,054 2,798 6,399 7,246 5,105 22,154 1,647 181 524 75 6,761 3,359 672 625 23, 788 63, 469 1,320 1,529 21, 650 774 5,000 192 5, 216 2,116 2,093 63 55 688 3,596 2,081 2,676 6,741 2,697 147,058 531 38, 619 4,424 6,983 361 452 13,746 5,545 2,710 214 6,327 62 1,694 1,860 1,870 10,777 127,938 1,553 676 1,655 1,102 86 10, 998 5,833 1,224 34, 614 95 24, 995 8,785 2,432 14, 497 4,129 7, 457 48, 223 6,184 8,234 8,463 1,439 15, 777 4 2,576 94,819 892 15,094 22, 353 3,152 5,265 464 T A B L E 9 . — 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 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 SERVICE: 1931—Continued fcO to o [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p . 10. For text discussion, see p. 45] All general departments Protection to person and property General government Conservation of health Sanitation, or promo- Other than tion of repair for cleanliness compensation Repair for compensation Charities, hospitals, and corrections Recreation Schools Miscellaneous Libraries 3 GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued > O $56, 790 89, 497 16, 346 39,004 36,123 $2,930 2,127 97 750 1, 573 $4,121 3,446 1,908 9,838 3,393 $55 4,897 Norwalk, Conn Auburn, N.Y._ Zanesville, Ohio Elgin, 111 Watertown, Mass 44, 684 29, 373 33, 067 45,880 49, 221 2,927 3, 692 2, 574 662 7, 231 16,671 422 1,273 1,224 439 412 111 21 22 1,286 Revere, M a s s Norristown, P a Superior, W i s Steubenville, Ohio Orange, N . J . 59, 560 57, 063 13, 248 34,147 33, 017 4, 790 5, 307 121 870 1,066 84 1,243 10 239 34 467 141 700 166 6,017 7 806 27 674 447 447 75 2,550 234 3,105 375 194 328 176 1,718 2,553 708 1,025 1,858 32 2,427 646 5 5,988 366 12 50 25 76 4,754 3,067 3,245 72 1,340 170 11, 508 15 33 44 690 1,858 256 ?57 ?58 ?5Q ?60 W h i t e Plains, N . Y Taunton, Mass Hazleton, P a W e s t Allis, W i s Danville, 111 ?61 ?R9 ?63 264 265 266 ?67 ?68 269 270 271 ?7? 273 974 275 Plainfleld, N . J Lewiston, M a i n e Amsterdam, N . Y N e w Brunswick, N . J 276 277 ?78 97q 280 S a n t a B a r b a r a , Calif. __ P a d u c a h , Ky__ Easton, P a Newport News, Va N o r w o o d , Ohio 61, 707 25, 240 42, 658 12,593 147, 280 50,219 44,874 41,614 76,379 33,622 1 6 1, 523 11,133 1, 549 5, 299 1,678 1,982 8,301 5,080 166 3,439 400 $16, 332 19,689 971 43 1,706 31 84 13,890 $39 810 $440 $496 13,866 $27, 317 37, 729 10,014 6,699 19,878 $2, 307 863 9,858 898 28,017 7,450 18, 793 855 7,650 31, 285 4,128 3,356 1,807 13 3,349 764 326 243 2,831 1,180 27, 341 2,489 843 1,355 59 744 140 8,030 242 30, 910 869 36, 279 9,556 5,930 160 343 46, 298 7,441 8,688 12,881 8,016 15, 780 1,470 1,252 125,099 15, 307 2,745 28, 004 66,603 30,361 3,185 2,102 $328 242 $2, 425 5,828 16,682 1 167 H 12, 687 Q Ul > W 387 1,255 11, 097 412 252 1,087 293 2,026 550 1,629 15, 339 i—i 25, 322 33 o *] a M H 45, 558 198 443 3,864 7,135 945 2,418 843 2,761 > w 9,177 2,500 402 M 9,029 193 1,737 408 382 M Ul 281 282 283 284 285 Sioux Falls, S . D a k W a u k e g a n , 111 . . Mansfield, O h i o . . . Colorado S p r i n g s , Colo__. Joplin, M o . . . 70,414 I 23,443 67,146 45,118 34, 644 1,929 2,409 96 640 4,952 2,555 996 3,610 2,277 1,564 ?86 287 388 289 290 Elkhart, Ind T u c s o n , Ariz L a r e d o , T e x _. Kokomo, Ind Rome, N . Y 17,933 j 33,167 1,902 24,844 I 92,377 [ 2,798 147 2,733 W1 292 293 294 ?95 Richmond, I n d . M o l i n e , I l L - _ _. Watertown, N . Y Wilmington, N . C M u s k o g e e , Okla 296 297 398 299 300 Meridian, Miss Nashua, N . H Fort Smith, Ark Port Huron, Mich Pensacola, F l a 301 302 303 304 305 306 307 308 309 310 - _- 49 193 3,959 711 1,524 3,185 3,172 6 202 165 90 2,275 11,333 1,187 1,132 961 246 37,312 98, 655 80,163 38,686 108, 605 4, 252 2,068 723 24,144 28, 552 41, 671 44,151 41, 361 1,770 1,504 514 2,095 389 1,774 382 309 610 132 2,500 755 1,997 Baton Rouge, La M a r i o n , Ohio Bellingham, W a s h . . Newburgh, N . Y S a n t a A n a , Calif. 24,935 83, 737 17, 734 69,024 101,494 205 17 520 1,754 315 8,283 41 1,085 1,134 5 624 355 2,344 227 B l o o m i n g t o n , 111 . Hagerstown, M d . . . Everett, Wash Newark, Ohio... . . A l t o n , 111 51,431 10,915 36, 845 23,184 22,837 922 4 24,243 2,902 4,923 1,099 400 40 63 6,547 5 179,936 i 88, 619 6,290 Honolulu, Hawaii i . 1 - 576 1 __ _. _ ... 6 5,207 864 30, 592 3,305 1, 662 745 162 839 223 87 42 26,005 1,101 4,227 116 25,055 12,180 148 11, 565 1,810 3,095 108 8,233 8,735 929 52 35 320 238 915 6,200 74,581 18,960 7,261 103 38 3, 245 21,738 11,692 8 30 463 17 4,100 2,884 1,573 13,335 335 6,478 78,453 41, 714 1,986 77, 210 27,102 3,318 13,904 1,616 6,652 729 416 4,495 566 2, 728 28,308 100 23,082 683 1, 561 | 727 683 1,325 1,669 1,626 679 40 192 170 2,159 9,031 553 1,032 81 34 83 345 3,646 28,487 16,470 29, 598 11,799 5,040 138 10, 747 208 814 186 47 1 693 2,720 2,465 304 186 2,671 4,633 1,980 I, 226 347 2,663 3,489 28,764 25 1,372 1,614 4,932 3,531 37,936 18,144 5,669 5,614 828 371 23,053 6,725 11,572 14, 883 30, 754 32, 413 1,248 298 15, 200 6,899 36,110 58, 744 1,502 955 2,367 1,750 2,531 1,146 508 2,097 423 2,259 19,793 1,911 8,867 13, 333 9,144 1,444 137 26,323 892 1,260 4,844 1,354 147 7,181 543 435 329 3,027 39,160 1,054 2,509 12,027 584 141 1,667 120 263 21,413 1,078 106 11,458 403 1,507 Not included in group or grand totals. bO to TABLE 10.—REVENUE 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 : 1931 [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank,\see p. 10. For text discussion, see p . 45] Total Grand total Group Group Group Group Group $332, 595,476 I II III IV V 158, 288,903 35, 847,794 69,916,749 41, 219, 579 27, 322,451 Water-supply systems $215,852, 310 95,037,445 20,856, 594 51, 516, 535 29,160,035 19, 281,701 Electric light and power systems 9,737,167 21, 589,320 5,815,496 8,343,606 8,062,137 5,926,608 Markets $3, 243, 268 1, 517,306 704,145 587,930 322, 665 111,222 Scales Docks, Cemeteries wharves, and cremaand landings tories $54,968 1,372 10,840 21. 670 1< 090 $15, 524, 999 10, 641,168 2,456,288 1, 686,480 657,311 83,752 $2,050,917 196,743 98,451 656, 572 622, 239 476,912 Halls All other $1,410, 246 $44, 721, 601 415,018 205,949 216, 596 546,161 26, 522 28,884,907 5,709,499 6,898,190 1,827,361 1,401,644 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 - 9 3 4 5 Philadelphia, P a Detroit, Mich _ Los Angeles, Calif _- 6 7 8 q Cleveland, Ohio St. Louis, M o Baltimore, M d Boston, M a s s 10 11 1? 13 _ .__ _ _ - _ __ _ _- Pittsburgh, P a San Francisco, Calif Milwaukee, Wis _ Buffalo, N . Y $38,475,738 13, 430,864 8,183, 327 25,208,405 27,994,398 $25,962, 583 13,064, 776 6, 814, 874 6,465, 372 10, 049,932 8, 717,537 4,309,854 5,436,132 5,122,677 4,454,209 4,031,144 3,913,434 4,870,115 3,450,978 12, 590,120 2, 624,820 2,744,053 3, 246,072 7,011,090 2,616, 820 2, 537,024 $239,337 $494, 546 12,170 50,084 129, 297 $7, 531,171 114, 581 422, 637 866, 534 18,611,980 277, 228 211,326 73,472 1,084, 559 88,821 $1, 756 2,120, 247 15,823,360 3,484,399 $4,487,438 $29,198 148,771 98,117 187,919 109,434 27 3,249 104,105 208 6,244 176, 619 1,756 $859 141, 577 103,872 250,220 54,307 95, 680 4,913 76,029 2,760 27,650 2,042, 224 3,460,777 GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 300,000 TO 500,000 14 15 16 17 18 Washington, D . C 19 Kansas City, M o . . Seattle, W a s h Indianapolis, I n d Rochester, N . Y ^ o 91 22 _ N e w Orleans, L a . . . __ _ _ _ Newark, N . J _ _ _ ._ _ ______ _ _ $1,722,138 1,473,937 2,401,897 2, 562,923 2, 795,758 $1,687,155 1,405,928 1,185,060 2, 502,422 2, 354, 200 2,383, 591 13, 337,991 60, 579 1,624,035 2,312,879 2, 052,020 1, 476, 540 $34,983 $4,570 166,648 58, 254 172,725 $5,815,496 66,940 21,108 59,139 43,859 $1,066 1,826 268,833 $1,372 2,400 899,786 4,423 94,723 $63, 439 25,979 421 62,682 1,440 4,490 $1,023,144 4,486,899 Jersey City, N.J Houston, Tex Louisville, Ky Portland, Oreg II 1,744,703 909,396 1, 652, 721 1,573, 570 31, 626 523,267 35,672 683,885 65,103 15,386 2,662 16,879 7,553 23,066 167,728 31,728 IS HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000 ?7 28 ?9 30 31 Toledo, Ohio Columbus, Ohio.. Denver, Colo. O a k l a n d , Calif Atlanta, Ga _ . _____ $1,361,697 1,336,565 2,957,314 3,008,954 1,896,484 '_ __ 3? St. P a u l , Minn___ 33 1 B i r m i n g h a m , A l a . . . _ __ __ __ 34 D a l l a s , T e x _ __ ftt A k r o n , Ohio _ __ 36 M e m p h i s , T e n n 37 38 39 40 41 P r o v i d e n c e , R.I__ San A n t o n i o , T e x Omaha, Nebr Syracuse, N . Y D a y t o n , Ohio 4? 43 44 45 46 Worcester, M a s s , . _ _ O k l a h o m a C i t y , Okla Richmond, Va Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio Grand Rapids, M i c h . . 47 48 49 50 51 Port Worth, Tex H a r t f o r d , Conn___ _ __ New Haven, Conn Flint, Mich _ Nashville, T e n n _ 59 53 54 55 56 San Diego, Calif__ Springfield, M a s s L o n g B e a c h , Calif Bridgeport, Conn Scranton, P a 57 58 59 60 61 Tulsa, Okla Des Moines, Iowa Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h _ __ Yonkers, N . Y Paterson, N . J __ 1 __ __ _ _ __ -__ .__ __ _ _ ._ _ __ _ __ $523 $22, 352 $11,915 1,866 32,653 6,349 11,874 $576,164 107,322 89 12,038 17, 552 1,072 3,168 11,580 8,731 15,976 898 76,813 24,865 1,649,563 1,089,872 1, 271, 715 777, 659 686,636 39,522 2,080 38,489 52,075 854,193 998,972 639, 273 824, 783 1,158,050 __ $23, 068 47,910 21, 549 1,413,880 1,270,404 1, 218, 634 1,088,553 _ $463,090 $29,788 7,922 34,116 56, 717 14,017 6,307 11,071 1,993,862 3,085 1, 592,103 56,853 24, 325 425 1,306 1,480 63, 791 31,947 926,929 948,124 10, 640 724,058 633, 706 9,451 27,047 32, 573 E CO 11,690 1,500 ___ 1, 700,996 724,743 858, 263 __ 1,086 492 3,360 77 125,506 16,196 28,172 595 6,046 10,425 2, 273,433 19,921 1,305 __ __ 1,123,219 865,696 546,826 683,814 1,281,243 455 42,010 26,417 20,159 258 829 is: 00 TABLE 10.—REVENUE 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 : fcO 1931—Continued [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p . 10. For text discussion, see p . 45J Total Water-supply systems Electric light and power systems Markets Scales Docks, Cemeteries wharves, and cremaand landings tories Halls All other GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued 6? 63 64 65 66 Jacksonville, F l a Norfolk, V a A l b a n y , N . Y __ Trenton, N.J Kansas City, Kans 67 68 69 70 71 Chattanooga, Tenn Camden, N.J Fort Wayne, I n d Erie, P a Elizabeth, N . J 7? 73 74 75 76 S p o k a n e , Wash__ Wichita, Kans Fall R i v e r , M a s s Cambridge, Mass N e w Bedford, M a s s 77 78 79 80 81 Miami, Fla. . . . Reading, P a . Knoxville, T e n n . Peoria, 111 ._ South Bend, I n d 8? 83 84 85 86 Tacoma, Wash. Canton, Ohio. Wilmington, Del Gary, I n d _ Somerville, M a s s . 87 88 89 90 Evansville, I n d El Paso, Tex Tampa, Fla Lynn, Mass . . - _ _ _ . I - - - - . . . ._ __ _ • - . .__ - _ _-_ __ _. _. _ . _ _. . . . __ _ . __ _ _ ._. .. 21, 589 614,135 1, 520, 504 652, 675 366, 726 625,804 16,025 400,188 602, 512 420,987 _ - $3,685,986 999,892 785,131 606, 297 2, 586,948 . ___i 412,437 705, 370 647,829 5,055 446,824 3,379,831 411, 595 561,345 28,603 441,968 591,263 544,373 535,249 497,803 1 $446,075 888,074 772,651 590,404 852,970 563,910 544,125 629,972 353, 356 $452, 532 114 12, 480 5,119 $2, 787, 379 $74,307 10, 774 1, 728,847 967, 772 8,891 2,347 7,740 19,339 $4, 889 19,194 12, 698 9,345 177 1,552 443, 524 2, 289,196 8,357 4,179 30 3,816 32,994 46, 830 47, 219 144, 231 317 11,994 Ul H M O GC o *} o 1,040 479 2,518 422 1,505 34,661 H 2,821 S 93, 634 4,939 139,145 28, 573 441,968 535,511 544,373 512,754 445,079 1 > H I—I 15,885 17,260 1,497 1—1 f w 15,191 755 252,004 705, 370 630, 569 o > $22, 526 209 834 366,439 555, 682 369,952 961,918 396, 794 418,021 242 $867 11, 818 625, 595 3 $37,397 348 1,764 41, 646 30 20,529 1,936 52,724 91 9? 93 94 Utica, N . Y D u l u t h , M i n n . __ Waterbury, Conn Lowell, M a s s . _- .. ._ -- 15,606 1,272,720 403, 533 358, 787 GROUP IV.— 95 96 97 98 99 A l l e n t o w n , P a __ S a c r a m e n t o , Calif Schenectady, N . Y Bayonne, N . J Rockford, 111 100 101 10? 103 104 W i l k e s - B a r r e , Pa___ Lawrence, Mass S a v a n n a h , G a . __ - ._ B e r k e l e y , Calif Little Rock, Ark 105 106 107 108 109 Charlotte, N . C Altoona, P a Saginaw, M i c h St. Joseph, M o Lincoln, N e b r 110 111 11? 113 114 H a r r i s b u r g , Pa__ Sioux C i t y , I o w a Lansing, Mich Pawtucket, R.I P a s a d e n a , Calif 115 116 117 118 119 N i a g a r a F a l l s , N . Y _ __. Binghamton, N . Y Shreveport, L a . Huntington, W.Va Manchester, N . H 1?0 1?1 Winston-Salem, N . C E a s t S t . L o u i s , 111. Quincy, M a s s . . L a k e w o o d , Ohio— Troy, N . Y m 1?3 1?4 m 126 127 1?8 129 Springfield, 111 Roanoke, Va Portland, Maine East Orange, N . J Springfield, Ohio _-. ___ .._ _. __ . ... __ ._ . _ _ . ... ... _. $283,075 485, 251 370, 766 784, 509 332,620 1,310 263,123 318, 774 1,023,978 9,975 249,031 230,086 987,554 27, 643 6,485 $6, 776 $13,817 1,310 14, 092 22,030 415 $1, 275 $27,432 2,349 1,435 20, 011 $341 $35, 224 9,030 1,200 $36,861 9,975 408,108 264,867 382, 630 4,398 637,954 386,420 256,636 349,050 261,396 334,828 2,969,759 545,629 2,816, 309 261, 396 325,931 440,041 529,412 1,025,101 349,340 395, 250 I 227,857 425,142 17, 506 237,846 _ 412,419 _ . ___ 1,112, 591 61,133 454, 232 363, 214 219,421 2,128, 697 698 6,350 15,900 15,332 435 73 140,837 1,411 521 6,788 21, 529 16, 217 372,621 o a a f 1-3 7,807 1, 783,401 g CO 12,449 157 38,708 loo 1,932 8,175 32,429 4,272 1,317 21,932 829 1,000 658, 234 60, 741 421, 672 363,214 203,830 4,399 2,348 4,398 147, 269 9,231 381, 744 7,831 3,832 205,260 415,320 288,307 397,453 II 12,422 1,435 382,801 227,857 418,938 437, 252 288, 307 399, 282 , _ ._ __ _ _. $284,350 533,276 373,115 784,509 334,055 421, 769 _._ 936 5S HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000 .. __ 10,292 851, 349 5,314 421,371 402, 597 324,659 535 392 41,403 29,157 15, 591 |::::::::::::::i:::::::::::: 3,403 to TABLE 10.—REVENUE R E C E I P T S FROM E A R N I N G S OF PUBLIC-SERVICE ENTERPRISES: 1931—Continued [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p . 10. For text discussion, see p. 45] AS Total Water-supply systems Electric light| and power Markets systems Scales Docks, Cemeteries wharves, and cremaand landings tories Halls All other GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 14 9 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 1^1 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 Mobile, Ala . Hammond, Ind Oak P a r k , 111 Glendale, Calif Terre Haute, I n d Charleston, S C Wheeling, W . V a Charleston, W.Va._ Chester, P a - -- - . -- $200,688 389,823 286,469 427, 236 935, 797 $200,688 338, 669 213, 524 381,068 431,350 267,828 258,625 555, 691 1,512 326,435 259,734 258,625 555,691 326,435 318,682 1,616,416 398,114 327,392 502,005 312, 111 546,650 398,114 326,107 499,816 502, 635 281,957 639,549 19,385 843,663 502,635 261,576 639,549 $37,442 1,271 24, 523 3,281 1,016 $7,422 17,418 42, 212 $55,527 $2, 685 476,643 7,078 1,445 $67 650 4,615 285 682 432 1,306 $1,069, 766 1,000 1,075 20,381 19, 385 304,967 260,762 376,814 22,472 376,818 36,028 222,006 361,432 388,282 340,178 446,291 418,720 2,019 i $6, 290 524,066 4,043 7,380 7,595 209 248,655 10,587 38, 756 198 22,472 10, 639 48,104 27,403 168 2,019 117, 524 36 028 160 161 162 163 164 Hoboken, N.J_ Maiden, Mass.B e a u m o n t , T e x __ Union City, N . J Bethlehem, P a 165 166 167 168 Springfield, M o Austin, Tex D e c a t u r , 111 E a s t Chicago, I n d Hamtramck, Mich 170 171 172 173 174 Holyoke, Mass Cedar Rapids, Iowa York, P a N e w Rochelle, N . Y _ Jackson, Mich 175 176 177 178 179 McKeesport, Pa Kalamazoo, Mich C l e v e l a n d H e i g h t s , Ohio Greensboro, N . C _ Waco, Tex 180 181 182 183 Macon, Ga Dearborn, Mich H a m i l t o n , Ohio Galveston, Tex 184 185 186 187 Durham, N.C Highland Park, Mich F r e s n o , Calif Port Arthur, Tex 190 191 Asheville, N . C Kenosha, Wis B e r w y n , 111 _. _ P u e b l o , Colo.__ 192 193 194 195 C o l u m b i a , S.C Pittsfield, M a s s Jackson, Miss Woonsocket, R . I .__ __ _. __ _. _._ _. __ . 307,195 1 222,395 374, 200 299,364 196,853 301,146 2,675 293,452 276,346 17,106 3,391 1,193,369 ! 324,023 589,341 248,071 328,460 324,023 589,341 248,071 824, 213 1,455, 222 253,308 1 197,314 244,190 703,820 221,880 204, 208 289, 262 390,179 364,538 278,992 334, 684 289, 262 252,916 364, 538 261,086 314,751 288,371 654,461 1, 203,544 296,654 276, 594 654, 461 206,429 293,658 7,831 1 25, 542 19,273 51,106 3,235 15,917 156 992 554,088 740 555 106, 423 8,378 233 16, 884 2,323 17, 403 11,114 10,100 19,933 7,806 6,474 605, 090 23,787 0 5,303 391,017 1,008 2,996 417,473 1 258,566 1 162,400 228,406 365,463 4,876 258,566 154, 699 228,406 4,592 360,351 221,788 162,840 378, 593 351,330 220,362 162,840 371,838 9,021 245,633 153,331 199,843 221,290 240,564 153,028 195,304 221,290 5,069 37,085 9,572 477 s 3,109 1,426 6,270 485 1,126 3,413 303 to TABLE 10.—REVENUE 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 to 1931—Continued 00 [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p . 10. For text discussion, see p . 45] s afe Total Water-supply systems Electric light and power systems Markets Scales Docks, Cemeteries wharves, and cremaand landings tories Halls All other GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000 196 197 198 199 200 N e w Castle, P a S t o c k t o n , Calif 201 202 ?03 ?m ?m Haverhill, Mass Brookline, M a s s Muskegon, Mich Stamford, C o n n Elmira, N . Y 206 208 209 210 Bay City, Mich . . . A u r o r a , 111. _ Muncie, I n d _ Waterloo, I o w a , . __. Williamsport, P a . 211 212 213 214 215 Chelsea, M a s s Lexington, K y Jamestown, N . Y Portsmouth, Va Lorain, Ohio 216 217 218 219 220 Chicopee, M a s s . . . ._ Joliet, 111. Amarillo, T e x Cranston, R . I _ W i c h i t a Falls, T e x 221 222 223 224 225 B a t t l e Creek, Mich___ Perth Amboy, N.J Montclair, N . J P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio Salem, M a s s ?m Everett, Mass Clifton, N . J _ _- -_ _ ___ __ _ _. _ __ _ __ .__ ... - $221,020 79, 622 774,936 103 31, 847 $198, 534 79, 622 509,924 184,178 305, 311 204, 409 184, 006 293,865 176, 692 364,176 321, 068 587, 384 174, 732 15, 355 224,-147 243 296, 669 174, 264 $22, 486 $265,012 103 $24, 349 $1, 436 104 $3,918 $288, 308 $7,498 172 11,446 26,177 zn H 39,190 H 2,407 8 !> 468 H 15, 355 M Q Ui O *i 224,147 243 171, 672 8, 433 899,117 370,306 197, 559 289,823 354, 750 192,573 594,108 626,368 1 244, 238 336, 980 183, 986 244, 238 332, 698 435, 393 285,170 279,441 209,643 313, 763 390,977 236,622 232, 727 1 205, 284 312,239 390,977 228,060 219, 328 171, 412 260 8,433 15,186 4,502 O M 11, 054 4,986 H M GO 6,989 4,282 5,729 2,873 1,825 a 1,486 770 242 754 8,562 11, 332 226 I C o l u m b u s , G a 227 W a r r e n , Ohio 228 K e a r n y , N . J _ 229 L i m a , Ohio 230 Council Bluffs, I o w a . 231 D u b u q u e , I o w a 232 I L y n c h b u r g , Va_ _ 233 St. P e t e r s b u r g , F l a 234 Ogden, U t a h 235 E a s t C l e v e l a n d , Ohio 236 237 238 239 240 _ _ . Oshkosh, W i s L a Crosse, W i s Anderson, I n d Fitchburg, Mass I Poughkeepsie, N . Y _._ - -_ 241 W a l t h a m , M a s s 242 I S h e b o y g a n , W i s . 243 Bloomfield, N . J 244 Green B a y , W i s 245 B u t t e , M o n t 246 Q u i n c y , 111 247 M e r i d e n , C o n n 248 | San B e r n a r d i n o , Calif 249 S a n t a M o n i c a , Calif.250 H i g h P o i n t , N . C 191,899 j 235, 364 313, 582 1 244, 746 250, 070 ._ __. _ 251 A r l i n g t o n , M a s s _ . . . . . 252 I C u m b e r l a n d , M d 253 R o c k I s l a n d , 111 254 Raleigh, N . C 255 W e s t N e w Y o r k , N . J __ . ... . 256 W h i t e P l a i n s , N . Y 257 T a u n t o n , M a s s ._ . . 258 H a z l e t o n , P a . ___ 259 I W e s t Allis, W i s 260 D a n v i l l e , 111 261 262 263 264 265 Norwalk, Conn Auburn, N . Y Zanesville, Ohio Elgin, 111 Watertown, Mass 267 268 269 270| Revere, M a s s Norristown, P a Superior, W i s Steubenville, Ohio Orange, N . J .„„_„_, __ , 185, 827 235, 259 313,582 244,100 249,841 173, 246 191,678 1, 068, 561 179, 494 151,430 165, 646 191, 678 374, 376 164,887 149,166 235,224 134,842 932,875 141,277 217,650 223,534 134,390 187, 625 129,103 217,650 155, 363 220,152 272,194 250, 689 135, 617 203,874 272,194 250, 689 203,514 109,476 1 220,745 539,067 545,452 194,060 109,476 216,790 294,540 178,802 183,064 190,965 153,365 233,045 160,517 188,461 153,365 215,009 437,951 696,889 437,951 118,864 129,525 167 121,466 502,068 169, 209 181, 878 128,477 203,693 202,106 161, 722 159,025 113,157 198,258 119, 758 6,382 119, 758 136,238 218,247 1 136,042 218,247 6,072 105 482 164 229 390 342 6,868 5,565 688, 620 14, 607 2,264 11,690 452 745,250 12,174 690 19,746 15,588 § 637 8,817 351,488 2,278 26, 268 1,235 1,677 20,032 2,515 756 165 218,259 13,927 2,504 14, 683 2,432 7,901 570,124 8,059 167 299,662 300 6,395 1,538 2,694 14, 920 15,320 5,435 4,793 6,382 196 to fcO TABLE 10.—REVENUE 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 : 1931—Continued o [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p . 10. For text discussion, see p . 45] B Total Water-supply systems Electric light] and power Markets systems Scales Docks, Cemeteries wharves, and cremaand landings tories Halls All other GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued 271 27? 273 274 275 A l a m e d a , Calif Plainfield, N . J Amsterdam, N . Y . N e w Brunswick, N . J 276 277 278 279 280 Paducah, K y Easton, P a Newport News, Va N o r w o o d , Ohio 281 28? 283 284 28^ Sioux Falls, S D a k W a u k e g a n , 111 Mansfield, Ohio Colorado Springs, Colo Joplin, M o _ 286 287 288 289 290 Elkhart, I n d 291 292 293 294 295 Richmond, I n d ._ _ __ ___ . -- - . _--- Rome, N . Y Watertown, N . Y Wilmington, N . C 296 M e r i d i a n , M i s s . _297 ' N a s h u a , N . H 298 F o r t S m i t h , A r k 299 300 Pensacola, F l a $831,951 $246,888 96,631 200,411 283,185 96,631 200,411 269,778 274,102 180,154 3,373 394,703 95,657 274,102 172,285 310,129 228,825 132,986 1 1,311,070 6,661 229, 797 222,007 132,986 264, 749 159,022 276,417 10,936 7,612 134,438 151,060 276,417 $580,051 $5,012 .. 712,104 124,485 250,042 135, 352 200,072 _ _. -- - -- 138,041 15,736 150,599 156,198 95,808 1 $12,667 $740 3,295 3,373 385,922 95,117 $458 $4,116 & H > 8,781 i 540 706 77,590 838, 726 69 H $2,036 897 771 263 5,921 19,482 2,207 •H 3,918 4,122 183,424 Q 57 7,612 a 134,438 711,044 GQ 1,060 11,933 115, 593 3,184 189 4,466 138,041 146,213 138,784 87,728 Q oo O Hrl 7,962 10,879 112, 552 134,449 131,979 195,606 a i 15, 736 1,424 17,134 909 280 5,279 2,053 2,801 301 302 303 S04 305 Baton Rouge, L a M a r i o n , Ohio.— __ B e l l i n g h a m , Wash__ Newburgh, N . Y . . S a n t a A n a , Calif _ 209,820 181,457 173,871 200,601 179, 866 173, 871 306 307 308 309 310 B l o o m i n g t o n , 111 Hagerstown, M d Everett, Wash N e w a r k , Ohio A l t o n , 111 264,663 487, 743 356,661 137,654 843 261, 032 161, 843 356,661 119,633 Honolulu, Hawaii * 955,803 II 953,768 1 32,490 15,012 17,478 9,219 20 1,571 3,499 315, 703 132 10,197 33 723 17,988 120 2,035 Not included in group or grand totals. § fcO 00 T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E 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 : 1931 to to 00 [Data for this table are presented in nine sections, as follows: " I . General government," pp. 232 to 253; " I I . Protection to person and property," pp. 254 to 274; " I I I . Conservation of health." pp. 264 to 274; " I V . Sanitation, or promotion of cleanliness," pp. 275 to 285; " V. Highways," pp. 275 to 285; " V I . Charities, hospitals, and corrections." pp. 285 to 295; "VII. Education," pp. 295 to 304; " V I I I . Recreation," pp. 295 to 304; " I X . Miscellaneous," pp. 305 to 314. For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 46] I.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT Executive branch All general departments Legislative branch Mayor Grand total Group Group Group Group Group I II III IV V $2, 229, 491, 514 $183,170,817 1,197, 693, 688 256,561,475 387, 318,934 236, 580,942 151, 336,475 Finance Chief executive Total 115,189, 209 23,229,913 21, 575,404 13, 755, 742 9, 420, 549 $4,319, 534 $2, 655, 415 2, 527, 507 299,833 666,864 477, 205 348,125 1, 538, 665 66, 778 523, 311 291, 464 235,197 Executive boards and commissions $4,185,311 559, 921 1,056, 085 905, 399 1,050, 492 613, 414 Auditor or comptroller Special ac- Treasurer, counting collector and audit- and of revenue ing $9, 669,612 $1,161,381 339, 252 136, 589 335, 739 177, 248 172, 553 5, 508,403 1,174, 765 1, 437,434 936, 645 612,365 $18,500,425 8,705,960 2, 608,195 3,193,195 2,424, 329 1, 568,746 Assessment and levy of revenue $13,647,027 7,358,141 2,195, 747 2, 047,459 1,140,165 905,515 3 % All other Q $4,461,211 ui H 3,413,770 194, 238 390, 764 339,092 123, 347 M > > H M Ul M Cl GO o GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER a New York, N.Y Chicago, 111 Philadelphia, Pa Detroit, Mich Los Angeles, Calif._. $464,261,061 149,115, 362 93, 752,838 96, 738,160 79,866, 254 $46, 677,102 15,364, 619 10,469, 393 6, 383,067 8, 596,443 $609, 774 442,603 283, 204 117,186 142, 240 $973, 556 42,456 128, 515 35,425 31,299 $146,181 35,173 77,952 $2, 358,353 836,419 186,156 401,802 599, 378 $130, 769 13,785 15,849 6,182 $1, 387, 069 2,406,432 1,003, 640 876, 561 658,351 $1,496,135 1,534,378 622,835 397, 689 815,336 $1, 424,851 271,918 1,188,180 29, 715 52,920 Cleveland, Ohio St. Louis, Mo Baltimore, Md Boston, Mass 44,304,430 35,193,951 33,074,585 60, 713,080 3,895,583 3,409,684 2,490,009 4,572,899 120,967 78,446 84,113 88,186 9,072 32,166 49,941 77,221 45,978 128, 205 149,903 95,430 82, 060 77, 626 3,250 33, 573 13,929 393,090 376,478 258, 603 283,226 284,362 304,126 188,853 409,483 52, 239 5,000 7,023 68,057 Pittsburgh, Pa San Francisco, Calif. Milwaukee, Wis 39,992,332 30, 250, 690 32, 708,532 37,722,413 5,040,220 2,932,828 2, 574,396 2, 782,966 183,000 204,903 99, 056 73,829 62,417 52,866 21,246 22,485 98,924 287,456 108,008 112,851 162,382 19,209 18,459 6,421 200 329,114 206,718 229,831 296,847 586,424 328, 502 172,961 217,057 266,919 Buffalo, N . Y 61,656 94,057 16,678 30,270 H •H H GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000 14 15 16 17 18 Washington, D.C _ Minneapolis, M i n n N e w Orleans, La__ C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio Newark, N . J . . 19 20 21 ?? Kansas City, M o Seattle, W a s h Indianapolis, I n d Rochester, N . Y 23 24 ?5 26 Jersey City, N . J Houston, Tex Louisville, K y Portland, Oreg. _ __ _ _ _ _ $32,690,056 21,305,509 14,187,996 23,954,918 31,752,924 $1,927,759 1,536,452 1,663,814 2, 544,567 2,811,122 17,062,887 18,876,083 14,749,473 24,639,559 2,362,846 2,120,446 1,019, 669 1,853,083 23,054,328 9,116,729 11,367,959 13,803,054 2,522,264 821,926 794,459 1,251,506 $73,616 $12,950 81,941 3,428 32,388 43,923 13,620 35,403 7,770 16,022 14, 111 3,061 18,942 9,436 $54,993 26,993 160, 237 43,988 244,896 $104, 576 154,758 42, 709 116,141 56,569 $12,123 14, 532 10,055 $121, 266 115,145 315,701 144,821 296,453 $230,088 131,482 92, 220 304,855 241,627 $24,701 51, 629 12,845 21,248 51, 555 20,474 11,268 81, 676 161, 667 148,575 63,766 62,250 25,142 15,193 30,476 4,835 367,991 282,487 188,359 184,068 274,414 172, 544 180,171 125,092 9,585 837 3,073 15,853 210,985 57,784 8,109 83,127 79,076 64,418 20,294 99,966 9,371 2,225 2,568 10,069 151,466 109, 254 182,361 148,823 183,654 93, 647 62,415 103,538 38,168 8,603 3,519 4,177 $22, 571 28,310 41,922 61, 241 40, 369 $8, 348 6,067 $23, 621 44, 216 234, 698 63,135 61,074 $29, 554 24, 769 137,568 17,656 70, 556 $13, 579 14,971 48, 442 30,895 33, 539 10, 534 17,213 575 5,129 64,682 36, 369 26,160 28, 656 57,678 5,078 27,739 42,630 28,057 34,088 16,923 1,376 3,776 9,046 6,868 1,000 78, 417 1,740 14,098 26,427 23,726 28, 277 32,978 14,260 82,716 55,171 121,307 59,012 32, 288 77,989 94,171 2,773 80, 290 37,347 2,464 2,210 8,615 3,279 5,417 5,705 17,418 29, 016 18,782 36, 328 16,347 21,177 5,360 5,000 69, 677 27,610 74,343 27,420 46,689 60, 236 12,733 58,800 25,319 25,860 11, 216 15,017 17,335 16,878 29, 315 2,835 5,239 36,718 494 5,639 43,208 67,812 71,741 52,791 40,997 27,760 59,823 39,384 53,137 21,451 GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000 $38, 747 22,492 23,861 $21,988 8,286 15, 962 22, 779 11, 309 $12,148,006 8,775,603 13,129, 716 11,312,084 8, 395,106 $491, 477 433,915 1, 282, 452 597, 715 359, 246 8,414,477 5,644,536 7, 249,127 7,718,090 6,075,900 532,022 239, 731 335, 510 380,318 275,409 37 38 39 40 41 11,319,436 6, 518,709 ! 7,125,542 10,867, 720 6,505,314 599,537 505,310 410, 989 578,440 311.090 69,199 26,468 19, 440 4? 43 44 45 46 11,742,126 4, 414,274 6,160,733 4,943, 490 6,459,467 409,160 217,222 585.091 291,101 289,857 15,498 4, 960 8,408 14,152 26,047 3,578 10,891 10, 788 210, 269 556,907 510,583 261,400 234,933 I 5, 409 10, 674 2,252 8,814 17,997 ?7 98 oq SO 31 3? S3 34 35 36 47 48 49 50 51 T o l e d o , Ohio O a k l a n d , Calif St P a u l , M i n n Dallas, Tex A k r o n , Ohio Memphis, Tenn Fort Worth Tex Flint, Mich Nashville, T e n n _ 4,332,164 9,474,210 7,871,189 5,700,861 3, 628,994 $84,478 54,860 43, 960 42, 281 17,463 11,469 57,084 19,150 83, 527 42,998 12, 318 12, 398 17, 043 5,000 8,064 7,923 3,808 17, 770 247 3,868 5,724 3,835 2,678 4,521 9,365 2,162 1,831 T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S O F T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1931—Continued [See note at head of this table, p. 232] I.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT Executive branch All general departments CITY City numb (H Total Legislative branch Chief executive Mayor Executive boards and commissions Finance Auditor or comptroller Special ac- Treasurer, counting collector and audit- and of revenue ing Assessment and levy of revenue All other GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued $5,558,467 9,207,225 6,588,328 7,166,860 5,116,990 $346,382 382, 200 446,352 360,459 268,372 Tulsa, Okla Des Moines, Iowa. Salt Lake City, Utah _ ___ __ Yonkers, N.Y Paterson, N.J_ __ _ _ _ 4,138,376 4,961,475 4,334,957 9, 361,100 6,879,474 174, 723 211,970 271,166 721, 688 222, 734 6? 6S 64 65 66 Jacksonville, Fla__ _ Norfolk, Va Albany, N.Y . Trenton, N.J ._ Kansas City, Kans 4, 387,878 4,341,057 5, 744,349 5,923,544 2,950,309 239,734 369,436 377,296 229,877 151,963 67 68 69 70 71 Chattanooga, Tenn Camden, N.J Fort Wayne, Ind Erie, Pa Elizabeth, N . J 2,815, 562 5,374, 539 3,393,899 3,404,610 4,491,375 i 125,155 322,806 121,846 255,867 202,639 5? 53 54 55 56 Springfield, Mass— Long Beach, Calif. Bridgeport, Conn Scranton, Pa 57 58 59 60 61 . .- $17,565 3,765 $7, 504 13, 270 2, 745 27,120 16, 349 9,826 38,816 7,330 31,041 7,620 16,862 13,111 19,690 16,327 19,503 6,675 8,129 7,448 $25,084 27,677 24,287 24,670 14,837 48,945 20,296 29,658 65, 616 46,135 $26,194 29,069 44, 301 28, 575 20,031 $2,788 1,000 7,500 $40, 727 70, 384 41, 299 61, 021 67,188 $71,507 64,868 55,807 17,240 28, 936 11,959 21, 321 45,445 9,830 9,816 5,887 1,378 3,350 3,600 21,473 21,959 60,787 82, 668 40,694 844 19,054 59,083 34,167 3,495 4,012 504 8,510 10, 546 18,816 14,639 30,763 11,633 10,290 5,000 1,831 7,300 1,167 47,191 51,143 57,650 25,227 23,610 19,341 36,282 25,993 18,021 6,118 8,531 4,240 3,510 1,075 8,937 25,021 12,539 14,658 23,424 2,435 6,540 169 3,046 2,550 20,085 42,425 5,766 63,087 25,993 3,968 25,377 10,460 23,652 31,772 1,047 709 25 44,901 3,610 $4,000 2,562 1,440 31,402 72 73 74 75 76 Spokane, Wash Wichita, Kans Fall R i v e r , M a s s . . Cambridge, Mass N e w Bedford, M a s s 77 78 79 80 81 Miami, Fla Reading, P a . . . Knoxville, T e n n Peoria, 111 South Bend, I n d 82 83 84 85 86 Tacoma, Wash C a n t o n , Ohio Wilmington, Del Gary, Ind Somerville, M a s s 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 __ 15,041 7,534 33,646 51,972 40,639 21,346 43,115 27,194 209 314 25,592 3,872 934 806 868 65,893 54,282 20,051 81,678 32,767 16,535 15,855 13,109 8,939 814 2,109 39,107 16,663 340 457 29,379 10,376 7,874 28,630 10,246 11,127 1,738 21,493 6,549 46 26,584 30,397 25,913 39,646 42,925 24,060 14,246 1,605 38,913 8,723 4,433 330 946 10, 361 15,974 9,818 8,987 19,451 10,430 20,029 9,182 425 1,450 3,288 5,123 27,227 33,907 32,765 500 21,927 15,893 29,825 400 242 2,593 2,257 17,933 10, 777 18,045 13,107 27,263 20,956 61,903 31, 635 29,259 29,868 44,917 29,417 1,595 3,183 9,026 17,078 11, 305 30,191 12, 533 3,729,805 [ 3,265,959 4,188,260 6,128,941 4,934,482 163,659 89,560 171, 247 307, 285 230, 006 4,304 18,061 12,996 3,310 20,850 13, 566 3,328,402 3,436,435 3,047,266 2,698,641 2,950,687 253,197 221,290 147,948 230, 769 141,214 10,260 17,637 13,337 1,300 7,320 9,083 3,530,068 3,190,699 3, 277,327 3,489, 773 4,119,033 256,294 194,333 259,817 209,861 235,324 14,396 9,631 20,973 16,722 Evansville, I n d El Paso, Tex Tampa, Fla Lynn, Mass 2, 584, 265 2, 567,874 3,041,498 4, 574,082 115, 276 131, 576 153,144 170, 796 14, 055 Utica, N . Y Duluth, Minn Waterbury, Conn Lowell, M a s s _ 4,530, 389 3,921, 789 4, 573,097 4,142, 914 290,125 268,130 402, 557 229, 647 .._ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ 15,233 3,808 14,346 14,973 10,859 1,577 2,094 11,417 10,790 9,941 7,164 13,703 2,616 1,094 8,206 6,871 10,149 25, 749 7, 575 6, 077 27,272 1,244 6,619 28,458 31,581 42,316 4,274 3,402 982 8,075 1,800 1,300 9,121 6 GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000 95 96 97 98 99 A l l e n t o w n , Pa—_ _ __. S a c r a m e n t o , Calif _ _ _ _ _ Schenectady, N . Y Bayonne, N . J _ _ __ __ Rockford, 111 100 101 10? 103 104 Wilkes-Barre, P a Lawrence, Mass S a v a n n a h , Ga_ Berkeley, Calif.__ ___ Little Rock, Ark 105 106 107 108 109 Charlotte, N . C Altoona, P a _ _ . Saginaw, M i c h St. J o s e p h , Mo__ Lincoln, N e b r __ __ $2,559,185 4,413,900 5, 343, 482 5,316,834 2, 430,449 $170, 508 228, 906 273,076 291, 694 137,976 2,807, 529 3,900,098 1,959,361 3,474,016 1,671,641 172,193 158, 326 127, 307 136,084 117, 427 2,037, 597 2, 201,008 2, 624, 544 1,800,076 2,586,802 136, 423 121, 580 160,178 106, 830 122,036 1 $27, 724 16,808 $23, 363 $12, 912 42, 273 9, 568 5,981 33,360 20,925 13,659 4, 581 13, 241 10,453 8,786 4,674 1,500 $7,310 17, 204 21,393 10, 207 4,894 22,390 32,877 13,384 9,440 8,006 11,981 9,067 2,720 7,228 3,500 11,096 10, 854 6,376 s $600 6,050 1, 708 100 1,200 8,987 5,396 750 1,854 200 $59,332 29,643 28,679 48,474 65, 718 $14,840 19,977 20, 558 26, 250 8,014 $18,944 49,903 29, 501 24,920 23,000 58, 630 17,993 19, 506 11,985 21,837 758 18,979 2,321 19, 034 21, 759 36,418 12,527 35,424 14,461 8,580 14, 688 13. 249 4,173 81 2,979 1,046 439 126 780 500 1,495 975 1,077 T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E 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 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d [See note at head of this table, p. 232] I.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT Executive branch All general departments CITY Chief executive Total City numb s Finance Legislative branch Mayor Executive boards a n d commissions A u d i t o r or comptroller Special acTreasurer, counting a n d a u d i t - a n d collector of r e v e n u e ing Assessment a n d l e v y of revenue All other GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued 110 111 11? 113 114 Harrisburg, P a . Sioux C i t y , I o w a Lansing, M i c h _ Pawtucket, R . I P a s a d e n a , Calif _ _ _ $2, 819,861 2, 438, 510 2,910, 265 2,466,838 4,436,039 $186, 529 93, 750 136,054 188,343 279,019 115 116 117 118 119 N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y __ Binghamton, N.Y_ Shreveport, La_ __ Huntington, W.Va Manchester, N . H 4, 099,165 4, 062,091 1,849,417 2, 099, 477 2, 299, 696 225,816 196, 255 138,631 107,900 124,808 T>0 1?1 Winston-Salem, N . C E a s t S t . Louis, 111 120,888 152, 361 158, 262 81, 243 214, 508 167,658 147,304 141,724 188,875 80,451 ___ _ _- -- m 1?4 L a k e w o o d , Ohio Troy, N . Y 1, 747,145 1,914,858 3, 557,930 2,436, 873 3,089,173 1?5 1?6 197 1?8 129 Springfield, 111 . Roanoke, Va Portland, Maine E a s t Orange, N . J Springfield, Ohio 1, 954, 397 1,821,769 2,911,475 3,081,229 1,823,015 1 1?*> _ -_ $37,143 20, 791 $11,185 16, 042 $5,427 2,449 4,160 36,905 29,445 8,612 30, 345 21,417 3,166 5,914 3,050 2,038 25,134 6, 532 3,257 19,535 11,127 7,698 9,987 24,993 5,873 2,934 12,871 8,750 3,463 $4,918 3,965 10,230 10,306 63, 218 $1,162 2,542 1,094 5,000 $31,850 12,900 12, 733 27,420 19, 591 $10, 066 21 13, 306 18, 333 43, 782 $40,133 187 535 7,889 191 7,814 15, 202 3,120 12,578 4,204 5,150 5,800 1,162 850 22, 754 14, 479 45, 239 13. 593 26, 337 24, 575 14,134 14,967 1,325 17,896 694 168 2,256 2,868 15, 228 7,843 7,001 5,079 20, 232 3,877 719 2,033 475 30, 225 41,182 30,157 5,894 26, 779 752 14, 522 34, 370 774 12,713 820 1,030 1,472 21 1,325 7,153 6,842 7,578 14,063 3,875 2,007 450 2,000 1,900 262 50, 202 15,837 28, 857 26,919 10,568 11,012 20,285 25,476 24,360 7,284 348 407 1,914 817 130 131 132 133 134 Cicero, 111 Mobile, Ala New Britain, ConnRacine, Wis Atlantic City, N.J__. 2,135,493 1,743,123 2, 756,518 2, 723, 585 5,416,074 235,852 j 105,991 136, 338 86, 534 340,741 135 136 137 138 Pontiac, Mich... Hammond, I n d . Newton, Mass... Johnstown, P a . . Oak Park, 111.-.. 2,297,043 1,947,437 3,860,977 2, 222, 263 2,206,453 161,676 127,712 160,139 124, 552 102,592 140 141 142 143 144 Montgomery, Ala. Glendale, Calif.._. Evanston, 111 Covington, Ky Topeka, Kans 1,369,388 2, 548,412 2,788,034 1, 512,661 2,062,164 92,911 135,453 128,212 1 145,282 77,852 145 146 147 148 149 Mount Vernon, N. Y . Brockton, Mass Passaic, N.J Terre Haute, Ind Charleston, S.C 3, 822, 399 2, 895,181 3,053, 402 2, 032,492 1, 499, 861 228, 329 146, 256 168, 509 87, 266 1 85, 257 13, 480 2, 242 12,119 8, 531 7, 394 11, 672 150 151 152 153 154 Medford, Mass Wheeling, W.Va— Charleston, W.Va. Augusta, Ga Davenport, I o w a . . 2, 381, 726 1, 814, 709 1, 602, 341 1, 632,958 1, 782, 789 141, 874 100,461 92, 707 97, 294 106, 383 11,111 9,154 3, 349 14, 673 12, 050 6,961 7,037 2,817 155 156 157 158 159 Lancaster, Pa._ Irvington, N.J.. Madison, W i s . . San Jose, CalifChester, Pa 1, 426,479 2, 310,193 2, 844,152 2,095, 377 1, 469,962 103, 379 83,913 132,930 71, 546 109, 499 9, 648 6,430 4,894 160 161 162 163 164 Hoboken, N.J Maiden, M a s s — Beaumont, Tex... Union City, N.J.. Bethlehem, P a . _ . 3, 277, 787 2, 424, 352 1, 302, 342 2, 710, 848 1, 553,937 216, 616 95, 403 79, 333 154, 286 125, 454 165 166 167 168 Springfield, Mo Austin, Tex Decatur, 111 East Chicago, Ind._ Hamtramck, Mich. 1, 281,994 1, 263, 540 1, 252, 401 1,751,945 2, 706, 024 65, 563 100, 788 109, 263 126, 490 196,892 11 11,032 3,433 1 944 13,731 4,709 3,465 39,896 69, 674 1,980 13,043 200 7,099 6,509 23, 256 24,912 4,851 7,407 9,288 19,991 16,539 9, 203 7, 373 | 22, 623 6, 650 28, 354 1 15, 699 27,408 44, 404 4,018 2,899 6,985 28,095 1 23. 813 19, 884 19, 283 I§, 997 24.745 1 8, 265 9.550 6,347 5,919 1,571 4,576 24, 529 258 2,365 2,900 2,500 2,500 100,772 1 26,764 14,178 5,569 52, 777 8,345 4,500 13,731 10,661 18,455 20, 265 15,853 11,470 3,046 7,750 1,000 5,075 1,500 110 1,875 35,692 38,670 25,976 29,588 34, 520 18,962 6,300 19,137 8,476 6,854 5,998 945 6,616 1,100 2,251 20,427 20,699 30,651 13,398 10,054 ! 25,098 6,780 8,320 17, 389 11, 024 24,636 7,581 200 1,000 1,371 2,869 15,639 4,395 3,328 10,439 1,150 81 2,500 1,082 2,964 14, 038 31,177 18,196 3,787 22, 071 13, 672 24, 248 17, 695 500 4,070 837 1,350 1,206 225 88 7,715 7,287 4,800 5,235 7,414 1,858 1,392 808 3,540 150 27,191 16,996 13, 821 8,579 34, 507 20, 676 3,602 3,412 9,200 10,999 1,698 873 4,000 3,349 13,185 8,110 3,000 2,498 1,500 1,415 350 2,500 20,977 9,750 15, 361 6.703 29, 375 8,341 12, 898 24, 590 15,951 5,794 2,008 4,042 17, 056 3,970 6,974 4,500 2,600 7,191 2,000 25 1,250 2,929 750 17, 099 19, 905 8,534 20, 885 21, 950 24,429 19,499 7,883 11, 000 8,356 4,062 1,445 2,520 11, 846 2,400 10,174 17,939 3,402 3,087 1,367 16, 718 11,181 47,142 23, 642 20,962 2,238 10,806 2,859 1,050 11,004 s 4,706 CO 5,904 11,882 397 111 430 to 00 T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S O F T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d 00 00 [See note at head of this table, p. 232] I.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT Executive branch All general departments CITY a Chief executive City numb Total a Finance Legislative branch Mayor Executive boards a n d commissions A u d i t o r or comptroller Special ac- Treasurer, counting a n d a u d i t - a n d collector of r e v e n u e ing Assessment a n d l e v y of revenue All other a g CO GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000— Continued > 170 171 172 173 174 Holyoke, Mass -_ ______ York, P a N e w Rochelle, N Y 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 Macon, Ga Dearborn, Mich 184 185 186 187 Durham, N.C Highland Park, Mich F r e s n o , Calif Port Arthur, Tex _ __ ___ _ *2, 973,851 1, 698, 268 1, 371, 376 4, 521, 750 1, 820,124 $163, 599 84,987 79, 283 292,941 100,458 1, 593, 393 2, 073, 819 i 2, 350, 296 1, 239, 253 1, 328, 031 92, 888 114,497 113, 690 94, 665 70, 335 1, 339, 231 3, 215,962 1, 244, 490 1, 557, 395 66, 713 308, 417 89, 703 79,170 1,178, 204 1 2,899,795 2,444,801 1,058,813 1 68,236 145,051 108, 270 139,142 i $985 $9,169 18, 845 16,905 $15, 517 16, 559 3,264 17, 562 3,307 12,291 2,399 7, 800 24, 487 6, 319 8,790 9,300 900 15,016 3,000 6,458 1,000 5,666 13, 649 29, 423 $7,982 3,590 2, 515 25, 640 9,952 $1, 893 1,750 5,079 11, 637 10,193 10, 211 6,729 27,957 8,775 3,624 5,320 10,127 13,565 10,125 $22, 694 $1, 5C8 5,090 1,977 $25, 571 11, 692 16, 484 31,911 12, 973 4,722 25, 038 10, 926 9,301 3,930 1,000 S 570 1,500 2,741 700 605 21,104 13, 548 5,417 11,731 9,810 8,334 8,297 6,567 3,065 7,905 5,744 o 10,107 8,931 1,997 o 420 963 14,063 68,042 14, 860 10,953 8,114 17,128 8,877 4,591 980 6 096 12,360 16,014 11,704 8,827 1,052 9,475 1,431 8,058 829 40 138 68,397 595 4,670 650 a S 188 189 190 191 Asheville,N.C___ Kenosha, Wis Berwyn, 111 Pueblo, Colo 192 193 194 195 Columbia, S.C.__ Pittsfield, M a s s . . Jackson, Miss Woonsocket, R.I. I 1 118,972 1 99, 359 110,198 70, 517 74,187 1 99,151 87, 781 105,081 823 8,456 9,294 16, 697 2,735 9,930 6,919 2,500 16, 678 2,450 25,152 2, 640 2,008 29, 591 6, 704 4,821 4,875 3,532 8,928 5,281 1,109 9,657 22,341 12,183 15, 861 20,071 2,160 13,861 12,443 5,225 1,813 1,154 1,495 925 8,121 15,921 21,656 14,351 7,489 20,045 3,718 15,051 1,253 1,174 684 808 $1, 792 18, 736 1,000 $24,173 20,079 5,041 24,045 17,323 $16,020 11,095 16, 481 5,254 12,556 $2,172 1,432 10 10, 221 17,547 22, 745 6,795 28,169 6,875 1,200 1,312 601 10,159 15,108 23,145 7,027 21,461 9,850 665 2,296 3,819 628 7,589 41,313 3,442 12,867 17,882 9,610 1,753 4,870 10 6,603 13,486 10, 622 9,895 20,434 7,309 1,677 37 1,816 740 774 1,667 IUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000 196 197 198 199 200 Everett, M a s s . Clifton, N . J P h o e n i x , Ariz N e w Castle, P a . S t o c k t o n , Calif 201 ?m ?m 204 205 Haverhill, Mass Brookline, M a s s Muskegon, Mich Stamford, Conn Elmira, N.Y 206 207 208 209 210 B a y C i t y , M i c h . _ _. . A u r o r a , 111. Muncie, Ind Waterloo, Iowa . . Williamsport, Pa 211 212 213 214 215 Chelsea, M a s s Lexington, K y Jamestown, N . Y Portsmouth, Va. . . L o r a i n , Ohio 216 217 218 219 220 Chicopee, M a s s . . Joliet, 111 _ Amarillo, Tex Cranston, R.I W i c h i t a Falls, Tex 221 222 223 224 225 B a t t l e Creek, Mich___ Perth Amboy, N.J Montclair, N . J P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio Salem, M a s s .. $120,895 106, 779 108, 958 87, 730 121, 914 __. 103, 309 148, 207 60, 540 213, 659 132,318 ._ . ._ ._ 75, 771 112,018 53, 693 55, 551 85,451 .. ._ __ ._ ._ I II $11,289 12, 236 5, 619 $9,394 3,155 5,296 600 5, 250 14, 773 4,582 7,323 2,023 4,427 3,283 5,597 115,099 106,418 104,869 104, 546 84, 506 8,785 9,630 6,934 5,270 4, 758 4,671 103,351 124,137 99,746 121,118 85,136 1,535 5,875 91, 456 1 $20,160 9,626 3,000 12,440 14, 674 17,086 3,678 5,138 10, 977 11,053 5,872 6,931 5,422 20,440 4,725 4,274 9,830 4,906 2,258 14, 532 25,450 5,064 24, 658 2,721 7,603 4,880 1,000 H5,120 106,015 184, 699 67,138 $7, 535 6,272 21, 999 20,814 3,603 8,764 412 7,066 1,197 1,387 4,493 7,157 6,562 2,774 9,241 600 3,138 17, 772 11,581 20, 369 13,911 8,837 6,675 1,774 8,847 5,423 6,203 1,560 2,655 6,882 725 837 23,402 33,733 15,153 18,931 14,280 16, 294 5,971 13, 299 11, 550 12,683 6,552 4,275 10,568 11,150 4,173 377 3,500 1,500 979 248 11,799 12, 694 15, 675 9,987 15,338 9,152 11, 215 17,147 6,322 17,316 1,050 Q 1,995 > 125 10,987 1,096 4,520 2,410 445 1,103 g H m TABLE 11.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST P A Y M E N T S FOR O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E 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 AND S U B D I V I S I O N S O F T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d DIVISIONS o [See note at head of this table, p. 232] I.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT Executive branch CITY a? All general departments Chief executive City numb Total Finance Legislative branch 3 Mayor Executive boards and commissions Auditor or comptroller Special ac- Treasurer, counting collector and audit- and of revenue ing Assessment and levy of revenue All other Ul H GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued 226 227 228 229 230 Columbus, Ga Warren, Ohio Kearny, N.J Lima, Ohio Council Bluffs, Iowa. $969, 795 1,049,829 2,020,663 1,063, 593 1,022, 526 $55, 368 60,927 97,832 54, 531 57,466 231 232 233 234 235 Dubuque, Iowa Lynchburg, Va St. Petersburg, F l a . . . Ogden, Utah East Cleveland, Ohio. 1,068, 736 1, 259,140 1, 930, 494 1, 052, 266 1, 543, 243 67, 704 106,054 166,439 74,103 56, 689 4,560 236 237 238 239 240 Oshkosh, Wis La Crosse, Wis Anderson, Ind Fitchburg, Mass Poughkeepsie, N . Y . . . 1,357,841 1,140,492 1,001, 785 1,950, 040 1,896, 731 67, 561 61, 264 56,382 81,257 104,990 5,951 3,366 4,847 18,239 2,400 4,090 4,934 4,476 241 242 243 244 245 Waltham, Mass Sheboygan, Wis Bloomfield, N.J Green Bay, Wis Butte, Mont 1,939,644 1, 275,819 1, 640,823 1,422,609 1, 063,971 100,751 70,124 96, 312 69,835 75,811 5,977 17,678 8,725 929 $7,371 $3,629 8,337 $3,887 3,000 4,619 4,633 2,489 5,195 7,577 11, 920 8,527 17,187 2,100 11,218 7,709 3,259 5,358 a > $11, 223 7,753 28, 453 6,447 13, 289 $3, 795 6,910 14,608 5,111 1,554 $775 436 7,937 120 824 12, 946 12,133 67, 274 11,415 2,764 3,093 12,196 12, 917 6,492 1,183 400 833 373 1,079 4, 738 4,150 3,267 15, 627 12,937 3,978 5,345 500 13,730 5,711 239 500 602 17,828 8,460 17, 204 4,307 15,806 17,025 6,211 16,924 5,647 800 30 6,057 3,500 M Ul H t-i O Ul o Ul 6,480 2,077 2,702 Quincy, 111 .--. Meriden, Conn San Bernardino, Calif.. Santa Monica, Calif High Point, N.C 915,770 1 1,356,858 961,621 1,895,742 972,118 67,686 94,709 54,392 93,729 113,881 251 252 253 254 255 Arlington, Mass Cumberland, Md Rock Island, 111 Raleigh, N.C West New York, N . J . . 1, 606, 543 1,016,122 809,791 857,517 1,924,345 111, 467 62,675 44,124 81, 256 112, 696 256 257 258 259 260 White Plains, N.Y Taunton, Mass Hazleton, Pa West Allis, Wis Danville, 111 2,928,933 1,463, 707 988,358 1, 327,537 885,179 269, 637 75, 744 54,477 85,266 64,834 261 262 263 264 265 Norwalk, Conn Auburn, N.Y Zanesville, Ohio Elgin, 111 Watertown, Mass 1,265,204 1,218,169 795,139 922, 561 1, 589, 617 90,078 75,447 46,530 69,888 65, 623 3,250 5,719 3,210 266 267 268 269 270 Revere, Mass Norristown, Pa Superior, Wis Steubenville, Ohio Orange, N.J 1, 625,240 854,147 1,499,311 1,145,806 1, 628,109 94,464 42, 304 97,380 72,412 98, 608 6,801 1,329 271 272 273 274 275 Alameda, Calif Plainfield, N.J Lewiston, Maine Amsterdam, N.Y 1,455,498 1, 796,391 855,317 1, 323,909 1, 635,095 65,916 99, 590 64,468 49, 571 117, 207 1, 244, 250 807,151 1, 251,375 1,002,382 868, 548 83, 343 82,927 103, 412 94,734 66,134 1,014,872 1,148,156 976,452 1, 216,952 725,485 55,811 164,958 74,342 59,804 47, 294 7,530 4,777 38, 252 64, 791 30, 351 28,989 64,548 2,931 2,160 1,549 2,665 4,230 2,077 720 3,255 2,097 5,085 246 247 248 249 250 276 277 278 279 280 281 282 283 284 285 286 287 290 __. New Brunswick, N . J . Santa Barbara, Calif— Paducah, Ky Easton, Pa Newport News, Va Norwood, Ohio Sioux Falls, S.Dak Waukegan, 111 Mansfield, Ohio Colorado Springs, Colo Joplin, Mo Elkhart, Ind Tucson, Ariz Laredo, Tex Kokomo, Ind Rome, N.Y 839,969 1, 241,402 396,368 728,679 1,120, 214 1 4,077 4,656 1,913 13,154 3,301 186 8,292 7,800 2,241 4,548 3,744 300 9,285 5,921 4,117 5,560 10,126 5,791 4,243 3,412 11, 713 37 13, 705 300 1,551 1,497 400 1,867 1,200 17,132 8,694 13,835 11, 634 14,864 14,585 1,898 2,689 7,161 9,118 1,892 241 11,991 27,186 8,756 22,243 13,896 13, 292 3,645 5,743 956 566 1,280 14,980 6,826 3,195 29, 447 15,443 20, 731 8,561 2,429 1,537 13, 441 1,616 389 919 501 2,455 25, 296 10, 310 12, 556 3,244 6,000 16, 281 400 10,455 1,894 9,217 1,788 1,400 6,312 21,081 7,728 4,694 4,612 175 1,176 18,340 1,973 3,904 38, 022 4,791 1,578 6,967 1,887 6,663 17,167 3,494 4,888 300 16,837 2,533 825 3,722 2,919 3,052 4,963 2,616 1,049 2,045 108 4,572 255 4,761 5,878 15, 639 1,000 63 2,100 6,342 7,791 3,965 450 400 12, 041 20, 010 6,482 2,400 8,777 21, 404 9,221 3,630 17,133 22, 335 16,341 7,078 3,939 4,053 4,804 6,467 6,812 700 8,465 258 645 1,023 10,025 15,922 25, 467 15, 561 4,566 13, 560 3,735 7,837 8,373 2,247 7,798 2,220 3,254 9,442 3,267 583 2,147 723 1,547 96 7,815 40,841 7,777 16, 022 14,833 6,712 59, 403 6,795 404 1,717 5,773 6,672 2,050 7,988 5,729 13,491 2,422 6,856 3,595 2,659 4,887 13,183 1,200 4,572 11,860 5,892 25, 756 7,245 10, 657 11,898 10, 586 16,849 7,506 18,002 3,550 1,250 1,750 2,090 2,040 2,305 5,576 3,000 2,612 2,500 4,073 4,918 100 4,857 2,454 7,647 1,384 12,442 15,868 1,723 2,167 3,339 4,477 6,435 3,895 8,900 14, 250 14,440 1,204 1,000 400 600 269 1,682 1,201 995 s fc H CO 26 589 550 75 86 240 to ^ »—*• T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S O F T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d fcO [See note at head of this table, p . 232] I.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT Executive branch CITY All general d e partments Chief executive City numb Total Finance N Legislative branch Mayor Executive boards and commissions A u d i t o r or comptroller Special ac- T r e a s u r e r , counting a n d collector and auditof r e v e n u e ing Assessment a n d l e v y of revenue All other GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued 291 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 299 300 301 302 303 304 305 306 307 308 309 310 $45,615 57,022 71,696 43,834 34, 567 39,397 61, 602 62,382 55,103 66, 701 50, 286 55,902 48,663 65, 718 44,882 67,880 28,405 44,664 47,198 51,736 $2,037 2,431 B l o o m i n g t o n , 111 Hagerstown, M d Everett, Wash N e w a r k , Ohio A l t o n , 111 _ $881, 450 953,962 1,387, 827 810,470 907, 634 618,796 907,608 651,464 1,073,819 959,120 686,498 800, 734 854,707 1,472,342 1,278,642 830,743 619,385 850,187 744,328 594,285 Honolulu, Hawaii * 7,035,307 410,549 Richmond, Ind_. M o l i n e , 111 __ Watertown, N . Y Wilmington, N . C _ Muskogee, Okla Meridian, Miss Nashua, N . H Fort Smith, A r k . Port Huron, Mich Pensacola, F l a Baton Rouge, L a Marion, Ohio.. Bellingham, W a s h Newburgh, N . Y 1 Not included in group or grand totals. $2,102 3,846 $5, 755 16, 051 $4,917 2,858 3,523 4,796 16, 271 2,000 11,067 9,093 22, 313 15,902 3,305 3, 259 2, 285 2,423 2,788 7,080 3,015 3,600 1,800 4,511 7,589 2,302 4,064 4,980 3,125 3,166 8,554 3,267 3,049 5,153 1,200 5,109 4,268 1,958 8,400 15,868 38, 294 9,868 2,152 6,516 $1, 271 245 892 2,203 840 400 2,135 875 1,415 1,372 744 2,732 200 1,645 103 1,468 $1, 793 22,013 4,477 13,845 2,161 9,026 9,927 31,963 9,784 10, 589 5,654 6,869 11,164 8,838 5,598 19,232 9,866 12,900 5,032 10,933 49,967 $400 1,693 4,372 785 3,892 7,793 821 2,730 2,700 4,839 5,758 5,148 1,080 2,940 500 4,532 8,714 $212 80 345 447 694 329 100 1,659 732 232 25 618 526 'ABLE 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S O F T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d [See note at head of this table, p . 232j I.—GENERAL G O V E R N M E N T — c o n t i n u e d Executive branch—Continued Judicial branch General executive Law Grand total Group Group Group Group Group I II III IV V City manager I, 485,464 $838, 937 4, 536, 536 1, 021, 604 1,472,311 898,842 556,171 37,134 102,823 205,360 277, 714 215,906 City engineer and City clerk public works and service $2, 641, 979 626, 581 365, 547 596, 499 598,993 454, 359 !8, 757, 645 Elections General municipal courts All other Civil service City planning All other $1,543, 318 $1,511,350 $2,650,320 $17,456, 088 $37, 273,973 $13,432, 224 1,605, 698 289, 579 560, 370 111,930 82, 743 13, 750, 251 936, 273 1, 543,840 686, 239 539,485 29, 708,301 6,454,938 855,888 137,043 117,803 8,854, 517 1, 782,614 1,437, 672 822,332 535,089 3, 220, 905 1,158,344 957, 352 155,496 2,155,315 161,851 1,381,161 47,375 1, 042, 912 20,252 627, 700 264, 517 331, 247 165,113 122, 773 General government buildings $29,979, 603 21, 111, 623 3,166, 940 2, 754,886 1,792,360 1,153, 794 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 5 New York, N . Y Chicago, 111. . Philadelphia, P a Detroit, Mich_. Los Angeles, Calif.— 6 7 8 9 Cleveland, Ohio St. Louis, M o . . B a l t i m o r e , Md___ Boston, M a s s . . _ 0 1 9, 3 Pittsburgh, PaSan Francisco, Calif Milwaukee, Wis._ Buffalo, N . Y $1, 979, 700, 336, 129, 286, _ $126,382 43, 472 913 543 750 045 702 128,198 98, 742 121,362 209, 517 172, 004 70, 220 119,152 184, 388 $1, 234, 203 171,434 171,157 103, 016 403, 026 $397,402 195,913 83, 240 74, 998 161, 467 $76, 390 120, 898 1,063 48, 074 86, 779 $90, 004 337,473 601,138 56, 518 69, 248 $6, 639,825 2,562,308 1,149, 925 222,103 1,062,531 $12,843,133 2, 527, 785 2, 641, 518 2,362,190 1,885,381 $1, 983,819 1,804,494 1,178,684 637, 516 954, 364 $13, 056, 293 1,089,143 879, 603 619,890 1, 220,177 49,978 49,895 174, 673 37,142 148, 994 86,175 38, 662 17, 202 40, 632 38, 247 23, 274 61,188 63, 783 94, 934 629, 013 33, 951 141, 341 456, 569 1, 019,617 1,336,671 452,532 1,484,678 236, 784 424,656 292, 216 276,809 446, 711 421,490 491,808 853,913 33,885 40, 247 203,176 177, 679 63, 963 246, 267 36, 587 42,896 62,074 33, 984 69,403 13, 377 64,432 12, 541 49,987 14,051 79, 722 64, 378 346, 277 228, 994 56, 771 220, 643 1,180, 272 712,717 761,391 500,416 436, 315 320,193 112,647 196,020 712, 736 433, 245 499, 659 386,955 220, 317 83,110 $37,134 29, 273 19,805 to CO T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E 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 : 1931—Continued [See note at head of this table, p. 232] I.—GENERAL G O V E R N M E N T — c o n t i n u e d Judicial branch Executive branch—Continued City numb CITY General executive Law City engiCity man- City clerk neer and ager public works and service Civil service City planning All other General municipal courts Elections All other General government buildings O M f GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000 Washington, D.C__ Minneapolis, Minn New Orleans, La.-_ Cincinnati, Ohk>-__ Newark, N.J $88, 208 48,398 51, 225 63,118 116,999 Kansas City, Mo __ Seattle, Wash Indianapolis, Ind._ Rochester, N.Y 96,187 155, 475 31,489 79, 637 Jersey City, N.J.._ Houston, Tex Louisville, Ky Portland, Oreg 154, 704 36, 657 39, 384 60,123 "~81~577' $29,032 42, 552 47, 931 223,450 24,000 28, 493 2,759 15,825 47, 906 144,981 41, 277 104,422 $15, 955 $37, 955 21, 903 ~42~965' 118, 210 8,751 93, 977 18, 542 94,881 60, 819 77, 559 $558 14,628 13, 328 43,198 7,703 $122,161 100 30, 322 60, 885 3,437 $141, 772 94. 980 54,814 156, 499 57, 068 $834, 092 492, 395 575, 547 693,100 686, 933 $70, 316 36,864 226,154 344,066 $201,013 192,025 172, 582 286, 202 618,491 16, 274 41,182 11,893 17, 628 25, 417 11, 959 12, 520 103, 354 109,109 60,159 37,953 34,884 541,021 452, 450 302, 497 522, 943 232, 806 89,435 96 171,142 337,607 422, 799 86, 234 253, 714 50, 822 47,104 73, 089 18, 020 770,939 185, 348 65, 344 332, 329 452,853 10.440 96, 022 52, 420 278,317 81,022 123, 249 113, 685 $75, 298 90, 516 27, 919 15,972 11, 396 $394,648 $90, 515 53,126 55, 371 112, 712 3,205 $53, 221 55,401 132, 221 109,353 48,070 $25,458 6,582 31, 455 5,157 4,560 5,575 12, 451 23, 220 28, 958 17, 232 113 12, 284 GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000 Toledo, Ohio—Columbus, Ohio Denver, Colo Oakland, Calif. _ Atlanta, Ga $29,181 27, 218 47, 773 34,386 30,543 $11,146 22,644 3 • H M GO H M a XII o o M H M H 32 33 34 35 36 St. P a u l , M i n n B i r m i n g h a m , Ala Dallas, T e x A k r o n , Ohio Memphis, Tenn 37 38 39 40 41 Providence, R.I San Antonio, Tex O m a h a , Nebr__ _ Syracuse, N . Y . D a y t o n , Ohio 42 43 44 45 46 Worcester, M a s s O k l a h o m a C i t y , Okla Richmond, Va Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio Grand Rapids, Mich 14,431 26,304 27,532 27, 074 14,562 22,651 19,323 15, 205 47 48 49 50 51 Fort W o r t h , Tex H a r t f o r d , Conn__ New Haven, Conn. Flint, Mich Nashville, T e n n 22,392 22, 237 14,680 7,434 30, 262 18,114 52 53 54 55 56 S a n Diego, Calif Springfield, M a s s L o n g B e a c h , Calif— Bridgeport, C o n n . Scranton, P a 36,407 15,918 37, 272 18, 231 38,478 57 58 59 60 61 T u l s a , Okla D e s Moines, I o w a Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h Yonkers, N . Y Paterson, N . J 62 63 64 65 66 Jacksonville, F l a Norfolk, V a Albany, N.Y_. Trenton, N.J_ Kansas City, Kans 67 68 69 70 71 Chattanooga, Tenn Camden, N.J Fort Wayne, Ind Erie, P a Elizabeth, N . J 7?, 73 74 75 76 Spokane, W a s h . Wichita, Kans Fall R i v e r , M a s s Cambridge, Mass N e w Bedford, M a s s _ . - . _ _ _._ _ _ __ 27,656 25,574 28,379 30, 094 26, 228 18,260 29,452 38,695 41,430 37,115 19,705 15,601 13,936 19,914 19,523 9,097 5,622 $17,154 54, 626 14, 356 20,601 16,534 9, 575 112, 051 25, 224 37, 074 45, 926 17,986 20,135 1,031 1,805 2,074 1,005 7,317 5,538 10, 848 7,187 4,600 11,981 5,173 39, 284 7,419 18,364 1,321 25,940 5,054 36, 870 7,954 15,979 9,666 922 11, 248 8,277 128 1,336 609 2,938 2,008 9,935 5,107 6,271 9,237 7,148 3,170 24,585 60,485 55,902 27,888 20,739 650 15,730 21,593 22,604 14,536 5,680 45,772 9, 231 42,465 31, 020 32,699 21,166 22, 710 18, 200 83,384 11, 060 7,000 4,755 11,546 12,665 3,000 25, 009 32,981 23,981 182,191 14, 220 30, 722 19,141 21, 250 12, 407 25, 370 8,362 9,026 4,300 13, 230 7,557 37, 458 14, 614 26, 209 2,953 3,190 2,117 678 20, 895 6, 680 1,764 793 328 5,641 6,277 949 17,799 8,580 15, 316 29, 053 9,216 13,367 7,045 21, 676 19, 201 6,860 3,771 3,688 6,093 13,166 19, 534 27, 384 11, 438 28,930 17,498 11, 629 9,764 14, 569 5,618 12,769 7,572 10, 029 22,827 23,171 19, 217 6, 642 8,128 7, 255 23,995 11, 055 8,588 1,363 2,067 9,958 29,922 24,841 3,337 13,134 10, 598 1,301 1,005 14, 680 30,134 60,412 21,702 36,547 8,502 7,650 44, 815 8,800 2,543 246 1,381 6,429 6,730 6,010 2,364 6,594 1,409 116 811 550 4,094 2,288 125 49 2,925 99,044 23,915 40,113 66,781 11, 022 33,964 14,722 18,621 37,386 68,480 17,122 42,194 83,139 47,099 50,686 25,057 14,633 40,259 21,225 53,808 13, 077 65, 270 37, 019 41,654 8,063 9,920 66,808 57,269 24,725 8,525 18,786 78,368 78,139 19, 008 21,014 3,000 26,157 26, 258 16,608 35,616 33,324 98,906 99, 262 29,379 15,556 35,909 6, 520 2,123 10,476 34,657 14,334 39,476 40,674 66,963 16,549 8, 319 7,995 43, 676 14,787 25,431 23,566 31, 858 59,154 47, 765 16, 864 1,793 22, 201 4,953 18,681 1 6,864 16, 074 19, 791 63, 215 13,808 16, 484 18, 967 2,857 ' 14, 707 3,871 37,011 10,893 38, 792 10,877 25, 046 52, 221 44, 025 11, 013 20,901 31,302 131, 255 4,954 31,415 3,950 7,379 96, 318 84,193 22, 200 8,810 3,622 6,287 43,359 6,869 16, 257 598 28, 634 53,904 60 75 12,975 5,850 10, 073 34, 661 34, 755 46,917 6,616 2,582 6,298 868 376 8,869 14, 013 14, 244 12, 591 4,572 984 1,887 9,248 38, 766 41,172 60,007 68,633 27,503 1 4, 680 30,575 20,417 13,124 6,315 54,429 60,525 15,783 18,818 77 10,770 4,591 7,511 44,106 17,520 8,944 110,617 10,724 164 805 10,106 12, 276 9,060 333 7,830 5,413 9,796 3,036 15, 425 9,239 13,158 110, 260 23,417 13, 593 I fcO T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S O F T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d [See note at head of this table, p . 232] I.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT—continued Executive branch—Continued CITY City numb s Judicial branch General executive Law City manager City engineer and City clerk public works and service Civil service City planning All other General municipal courts Elections All other General government buildings GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued 87 Miami, Fla Reading, Pa Knoxville, Tenn_. Peoria, 111 South Bend, Ind_. $19, 567 21, 730 11,928 11, 386 8,259 Tacoma, Wash Canton, Ohio Wilmington, DeL. Gary, Ind Somerville, Mass.. $10,877 $5, 740 327 739 3,823 8,944 $25,544 9,946 15,197 20, 291 22,152 22,123 9,692 8,479 11, 796 5,763 7,628 1,535 5,700 5,636 17,149 65,099 37,115 49,015 46,110 12,056 Evansville, Ind--. El Paso, Tex Tampa, Fla Lynn, Mass 6,142 4,850 16, 319 13,489 6,165 7,542 8,165 9,805 21,573 25, 206 12,374 15, 243 Utica, N . Y Duluth, Minn Waterbury, Conn. Lowell, Mass 17,232 21, 008 22, 653 18, 259 9,686 9,972 18, 072 13, 990 54,387 17, 219 11,932 16, 259 $6, 381 7,943 11, 645 700 1,253 3,707 144 2,183 3,146 1,094 $1, 060 2,090 9,219 3,012 $150 7,939 151 4,328 2,100 842 4,864 8,262 4,973 345 150 15, 921 4,030 $2, 360 720 5,615 9,034 10,964 $4,855 5,000 38, 266 3,931 32,954 18, 446 12, 807 5,543 26~916 $5, 357 5,360 6,000 5,782 3,900 14,745 3,390 1,637 8,621 2,521 5,372 3,703 123 5,651 75 53, 277 12, 659 22,929 46, 724 33,964 535 ~7,~669~ $72,182 29,828 11,616 14,866 12,824 ~26,~94l" 38,670 5,840 52,812 24,638 22,383 85 30 14, 486 10, 336 6,218 15,546 18, 278 31,160 14,467 31,187 33, 385 39,936 44, 720 52,486 29,039 GROUP I V . - C I T I E S HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000 95 96 97 98 99 Allentown, P a S a c r a m e n t o , Calif Schenectady, N . Y B a y o n n e , N.J__ Rockford, 111 _ $12,461 15,796 10,372 21,920 10,455 100 101 10? 103 104 Wilkes-Barre, P a Lawrence, Mass S a v a n n a h , G a __ Berkeley, Calif. Little Rock, Ark 105 106 107 108 109 Charlotte, N . C Altoona, P a Saginaw, Mich__ St. Joseph, M o Lincoln, Nebr _ __ 5,388 8,129 6,530 12,291 10, 764 110 111 112 113 114 H a r r i s b u r g , Pa__ Sioux C i t y , I o w a Lansing, Mich._ ______ P a w t u c k e t , R . I . __ P a s a d e n a , Calif 7,358 10,666 5,916 4,988 29,983 115 116 117 118 119 N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y Binghamton, N . Y _ S h r e v e p o r t , La___ __ Huntington, W.Va Manchester, N . H _ _ 12,856 12, 235 7,217 2,700 1,734 1?0 131 Winston-Salem, N . C E a s t S t . L o u i s , 111 Quincy, M a s s . . L a k e wood, Ohio Troy, N . Y 3,300 5,836 3,078 8,600 18,340 m 1?3 1?4 9,662 5,065 6,703 6,506 3,049 _ 1?,9 Springfield, 111 Roanoke, Va Portland, Maine E a s t Orange, N . J Springfield, Ohio__ 15,077 4,855 4,241 8,803 8,343 130 131 132 133 134 Cicero, 111. M o b i l e , Ala N e w Britain, Conn R a c i n e , Wis___ __ Atlantic City, N . J 19,412 8,662 4,807 7,571 19,084 1?5 1?6 m 128 $3, 512 $16,146 7,996 23,841 11,888 7,124 10,962 $10,117 26,415 70,523 11,947 9,037 $4,211 2,766 1,310 4, 615' 10, 726" 29,181* 14,967 T 4,103" 14,501 3,513 14,408 3,475 3,083 4,082 3,905 7,284 10,769 27, 532 13, 462 20, 847 7,770 4 4,198 1,266 7,317 11, 272 6,051 4,320 5,204 12,252 41,700 10,681 100 42 3,169 9,222 1,485 3,102 528 2,575 9,233 7,038 19,677 5,986 9,096 16,260 2,813 7,396 2,500 1,693 23,376 4,869 28,260 9,803 19,856 19,330 18,214 12,019 15,239 3,302 5,970 13,371 12,116 8,940 8,414 3,605 6,357 12,421 8,978 6,903 $7,093 9,195 726 8,324 257 2,308 218 4,974 95 2,118 262 20 2,359 2,438 146 60 1,390 350 12,944 7,942 3,074 6,600 10,635 9,674 5,210 785 7,557 1,500 15,097 2,125 9,128 4,874 2,817 8 1,154 360 4,506 1,836 18,334 242 17,706 5,770 16,452 11, 586 12,571 1,620 4,250 2,355 314 800 3,081 20,830 10,570 8,621 961 1,821 11,951 23,923 232 5,800 7,113 12,750 1,750 7,063 11,154 23, 625 12 385 92 7,650 10,265 483 507 75 $20,080 27,340 25,324 6,250 $7,135 41,014 23,223 31,740 4,628 18,986 1,874 8,260 710 18,115 24,752 9,769 11,855 4,249 34 200 1 3,486 2,400 21,637 6,089 29,632 13,934 5,945 9,144 19,750 19,748 14,181 17,025 12,294 8,170 17,231 6,030 14, 264 44,179 27,218 17,636 32,449 42,624 20,121 15,085 2,225 22,296 8,692 46,141 21,634 8,110 15,157 13,290 1,454 19,760 11,207 7,397 22,035 16,519 22,701 12,012 7,680 35,498 28,887 10,471 11,844 9,336 11,215 8,992 16,110 29,545 37,830 8,202 52,259 2,773 13,472 6,481 8,837 10,712 37,063 8,180 80,673 3,128 1,500 13,342 5,638 6,907 1,227 3,089 $690 18,300 1,200 392 7,576 182 2,879 1,225 16,943 3,000 3,557 986 $1,940 11,817 19,605 14,088 2,977 $100 2,150 2,456 1.5,695 250 9,549 1 6,000 | T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S O F T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1931—Continued IN3 00 [See note at head of this table, p . 232] i.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT—continued Executive branch—Continued CITY Judicial branch General executive City numb CD Law City manager C i t y engineer a n d C i t y clerk public works a n d service Civil service City planning All other General municipal courts Elections All o t h e r General government buildings a GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued 135 136 137 138 139 Pontiac, Mich Hammond, Ind Newton, Mass Johnstown, P a Oak P a r k , 111 140 141 14? 143 144 Montgomery, Ala Glendale, Calif E v a n s t o n , 111 Covington, K y Topeka, Kans 145 146 147 148 149 M o u n t Vernon, N . Y Brockton, Mass Passaic, N . J T e r r e H a u t e , I n d ._ _ _. 150 151 15? 153 154 Medford, M a s s _ Wheeling, W . V a Charleston, W . V a Augusta, G a Davenport, Iowa _ _ _ . _ _ - $9,364 6,317 9,147 5,748 15,366 $9, 240 6,290 14,852 3,852 13,032 $26,816 20, 258 10,678 12,825 8,917 4,600 12,128 7,796 4,871 6,704 11,796 31,739 12,502 15,044 7,572 25,961 13,498 4,920 8,197 3,709 10,021 9,111 23,143 5,287 5,817 4,400 6,434 6,694 5.428 9,446 6,154 2,100 8,228 10,262 14,245 15,531 7,140 $10,102 7,258 2,062 14, 215 6,900 2,100 ui 6,020 $14,344 4,990 29, 622 21,691 12,162 2,151 6,124 4,992 5,769 9,519 6,454 9,750 11,155 34, 706 8,295 17, 554 9,228 12,996 2,639 24, 719 26,987 20, 219 4,463 5,458 9,968 13,540 7,319 1,410 2,462 19,998 7,126 22,096 20,149 12,125 $13,911 $200 317 $3,467 82 129 1,350 $6, 650 $15,968 170 200 6,430 600 1,200 2,703 11,070 610 1,270 479 1,825 3,952 2,441 781 36, 897 6,279 7,500 20,135 7,824 5,007 6,276 1,519 1,607 1,766 3,612 500 6,464 25,066 5 150 7,000 4,917 1,445 13,135 15,056 9,307 10,066 11,922 300 1,017 2,790 2,383 108 268 > 5,384 100 180 5,012 2,899 3,170 5,400 3,514 3,961 $7, 504 20,584 • H M Ul M a Ul o *j o Ul 155 156 157 158 159 L a n c a s t e r , Pa__ Irvington, N . J Madison, W i s . . . . . __ S a n Jose, Calif._ ___ . . . __ Chester, Pa_ 7,626 95 13,916 5,558 6,491 160 161 162 163 164 H o b o k e n , N.J___ Maiden, M a s s . . . . . Beaumont, Tex Union Citv, N.J__ Bethlehem, P a . 18, 875 3,924 8,597 9,342 6,539 165 166 167 168 169 Springfield, M o Austin. Tex. D e c a t u r , 111. _ __ . E a s t Chicago, I n d Hamtramck, Mich. 170 171 172 173 174 Holyoke, Mass .. Cedar Rapids, Iowa York, Pa N e w Rochelle, N . Y Jackson, M i c h 175 176 177 178 179 McKeesport, Pa __ _. K a l a m a z o o , Mich___ ___ __ Cleveland Heights, O h i o . . . Greensboro, N . C _ Waco, T e x . 180 181 182 183 M a c o n , Ga___ Dearborn, M i c h . . H a m i l t o n , Ohio Galveston, Tex 184 185 186 187 Durham, N.C Highland Park, Mich F r e s n o , Calif. . Port Arthur, Tex 188 189 190 191 Asheville, N . C . Kenosha, Wis B e r w y n , 111 P u e b l o , Colo 192 193 194 195 C o l u m b i a , S.C Pittsfield, M a s s __ __ . . . . Jackson, M i s s . . . W o o n s o c k e t , R.I__ _ _._ . . __ ._ _ ... 4,125 10, 076 12,854 5,653 13,097 9,032 10,925 12,638 3,670 12, 985 2,923 43, 645 4,825 9,569 6,821 6,522 9,727 7,975 6,268 8,816 13,372 12, 265 7,754 4,616 18, 001 3,910 6,323 11,987 13,146 5, 000 15, 773 2,971 2,866 1,980 4,928 10, 672 2,974 29, 524 7, 722 19, 874 16, 084 8,466 9,092 2,109 12,864 3,754 27,433 8, 541 14,923 31, 024 8, 405 2,520 4,558 10, 822 21, 203 4,012 11, 771 14,092 2,137 7,659 7,667 5,253 3,844 1,350 10, 643 1,205 152 25 5,235 35 75 421 420 2,897 476 567 510 75 2, 516 969 499 625 4,796 7,468 15 3,021 910 11, 337 235 261 335 875 8,342 90 607 245 215 245 1,441 4, 800 42, 400 14, 883 2, 836 636 7,949 4,030 5,955 15,665 19, 594 3, 635 3,339 3,163 6,000 2,649 3,870 10, 248 10,311 3,800 9, 687 1,625 14,372 4,623 12,993 11, 515 21, 209 9, 019 2, 291 10, 557 11,459 5,729 7,000 18, 571 13,339 5,187 17, 237 6,448 5,040 11,844 4,699 2,823 18, 298 3,104 12, 070 6,636 6,713 4,161 1,595 5,302 2,700 3,000 1 4,000 8,432 7,197 1,339 5,202 651 2,400 73 324 150 75 480 14 336 11,064 5,698 17,000 5,658 5,017 10,922 17,792 8,176 330 6,742 47,896 2,699 11,388 43,435 23,950 3,697 1,857 3,643 15,320 3,048 3,828 5,830 19,671 30,360 11, 681 4,254 3,420 14, 560 5,441 34,190 12,425 4,810 17,989 13,750 5,146 5,331 12,647 18, 585 30,168 13,022 11,896 4,819 32,842 9,008 3,719 499 14,431 6,866 2,859 9,969 29,366 2,481 20,158 405 16,855 13,630 3,597 1,363 9,177 11,403 176 7,612 30,101 8,637 12,497 4,852 9,564 21,873 3,446 17, 702 5,746 9,455 11,954 300 7,929 748 11,549 6,204 5,749 3,439 20,429 4,305 4,800 1,538 15,094 20,996 2,030 26, 695 12,201 1,941 1,209 10, 798 2,889 10,458 1,838 5,592 6,611 500 1,205 150 5,204 300 3,660 2,977 1,200 7,368 1,828 4,387 4,841 6,000 6,021 4,708 1,083 5,000 10,865 4,423 2,044 6,102 3,195 I w fcO CO T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E 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 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d oc [See note at head of this table, p . 232] i.—GENEEAL GOVERNMENT—continued Executive branch—Continued CITY Judicial branch General executive City numb t-t Law City manager C i t y engineer a n d C i t y clerk p u b l i c works a n d service Civil service City planning All o t h e r General municipal courts Elections All o t h e r General government buildings M > a CO H > H GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000 196 197 198 199 ?00 Everett, M a s s . . Clifton, N . J Phoenix, Ariz N e w Castle, P a __ . S t o c k t o n , Calif-_ ?01 ?02 ?04 ?05 Haverhill, Mass Brookline, M a s s Muskegon, Mich Stamford, C o n n Elmira, N . Y ?06 ?07 ?08 ?09 ?10 Bay City, Mich A u r o r a , 111 M u n c i e , Ind__ Waterloo, Iowa Williamsport, P a 4,436 13, 856 4,726 4,331 9,098 ?11 91? ?13 ?14 215 Chelsea, M a s s Lexington, Ky__ J a m e s t o w n , N.Y__ Portsmouth, Va Lorain, Ohio 3,423 6,457 6,896 3,036 6,212 ?m _ __ $3,175 5,781 11,147 6,203 11,156 2,457 6,365 5,778 9,670 7,145 _ _ $9,129 11,146 8,238 7,470 12, 232 $7, 974 11, 418 7,433 1,800 1,200 $14,934 $225 $1, 472 17, 698 8,322 12, 795 63 143 4,057 75 7,233 7,875 9,086 3,758 11,416 6,621 7,828 22,836 6,274 15,129 24,155 3,427 2,472 2,598 2,421 3,625 10, 559 7,579 9,075 4,393 7,150 8,174 4,421 2,200 2,000 4,937 6,059 15, 584 15,212 7,862 551 311 7,564 92 666 1,012 320 68 105 6,220 700 274 2,681 563 760 51 $3, 263 329 M TJ1 4,985 $9,147 8,411 16,402 7,957 16, 224 5,280 9,209 2,437 38, 211 21,173 16,247 17, 255 4,176 20, 561 17,377 *] 5,072 5,618 13, 051 8,962 5,972 4,412 5,715 $4,151 $8, 330 1,175 1,101 7,598 234 3,267 2,760 5,580 27,822 13, 254 454 103 76 3,291 3,135 3,862 8,598 1,200 6,507 50 244 500 2,546 4,125 9,102 5,268 15,320 550 165 $12, 932 2,418 3,232 2,858 2,159 17, 389 6,181 2,900 8,205 1,788 5,470 29, 760 21, 669 12, 345 4,338 7,235 M O Ul o o M H M Ul 216 217 218 219 220 Chicopee, Mass Joliet, 111 Amarillo, Tex Cranston, R.I Wichita Falls, Tex.__. 4,759 6,637 4,244 3,119 4,048 221 222 223 224 225 Battle Creek, M i c h . . . Perth Amboy, N . J - . . . Montclair, N.J Portsmouth, Ohio Salem, Mass 5,050 4,601 9,783 7,363 5,735 226 227 Columbus, Ga Warren, Ohio Kearny, N.J Lima, Ohio Council Bluffs, Iowa_. 6,061 5,261 3,598 4,768 3,559 231 232 233 234 235 Dubuque, Iowa Lynchburg, Va St. Petersburg, F l a . „ Ogden, Utah East Cleveland, Ohio. 4,658 5,317 12, 210 5,159 4 303 236 237 238 239 240 Oshkosh, Wis La Crosse, Wis Anderson, Ind Fitchburg, Mass Poughkeepsie, N. Y . . . 241 242 243 244 245 Waltham, Mass Sheboygan, Wis Bloomfield, N.J Green Bay, Wis Butte, Mont 246 247 248 249 250 12, 531 14,199 7,197 1 1,360 4,170 16, 209 5,915 5,238 11, 339 8, 408 11, 788 10,125 4,070 6,000 4,635 11,325 1,200 71, 491 6, 051 10, 786 9,231 6,508 3, 214 10, 750 9,144 2,276 8,796 7,096 250 480 250 25 6,500 6,391 7,779 13, 374 14, 698 10,011 5,632 4,392 3,000 3,000 4,946 7,007 4,271 7,097 2,645 5,808 7,265 2,935 11,844 10,729 3,414 7,950 3,439 1,938 5,613 3,475 6,199 8,178 2,252 7,990 6,410 4,531 2,442 7,744 10,584 14,834 9,986 Quincy, 111 Meriden, Conn San Bernardino, Calif. Santa Monica, Calif— High Point, N.C 2,030 2,500 5,870 13,503 6,871 1,283 6,923 5,579 9,391 2,400 6,560 14,886 11,799 5,371 5,096 251 252 253 254 255 Arlington, Mass Cumberland, Md Rock Island, 111 Raleigh, N.C West New York, N . J . 4,436 5,168 2,034 2,600 14,063 6,752 2,100 2,612 2,100 8,064 23,517 13,617 1,680 5,280 256 257 258 259 260 White Plains, N . Y . . . . Taunton, Mass Hazleton, Pa West Allis, Wis Danville, 111 16,546 1,418 2,651 5,570 2,900 10,767 6,954 3,605 13,683 1,913 1 72,244 3, 279 2,735 16,640 5,078 11, 695 11, 337 2,254 14, 551 18,009 302 11, 740 423 2,434 215 3,628 915 6,721 11,167 2,621 2,510 1,003 1,203 4,842 6,275 3,500 7,782 142 572 155 337 150 5,541 1,016 568 • 169 305 1,295 763 13 2,796 304 2,806 175 931 25 6,397 19 8,292 2,789 5,400 5,124 2,000 595 1,740 1,879 10,354 2,460 7,169 4,293 3,290 2,063 8,624 734 2,064 10 140 3,817 3,100 731 230 276 33,938 499 750 2,971 210 10, 544 3,176 2,340 5,476 3,797 9,353 1,273 150 439 15,480 4,000 3,361 7,085 2,800 11,834 3,318 4,040 27,275 13, 205 487 525 6,117 1 4,201 1,996 9, 420 288 20, 607 18, 773 5,843 26, 040 14,355 2,127 3,992 1,939 4,821 42,916 16, 750 11, 202 3,595 5,755 137 5,881 6,418 8,092 332 5,243 5,821 12, 966 2,363 2,803 1,407 2,916 1,741 6,504 4,251 6,122 5,889 14, 749 3,739 5,032 3,707 2,379 4,164 7,122 17,278 10,937 3,925 11,058 18,686 5,426 3,864 1,445 2,086 9,026 18,838 11,146 17,760 6,148 9,599 5,026 10,338 2,928 5,963 12,578 4,839 6,121 17,696 2,427 8,854 3,000 1,762 12,866 5,100 1,133 4,947 2,909 18,836 21,336 11,324 6,987 4,298 4,544 5,191 15,883 11,427 4,764 15,221 23,640 28,139 8,914 6,414 6,100 5,382 fc-1 GO TABLE 11.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST P A Y M E N T S FOR O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E 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 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 : 1931—Continued DIVISIONS [See note at head of this table, p . 232] I.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT—continued Executive branch—Continued CITY Judicial branch General executive City numb fr-l Law City engineer and City man- City clerk ager public works and service Civil service City planning All other General municipal courts Elections All other General government buildings GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued 261 262 263 264 265 Norwalk, Conn Auburn, N.Y Zanesville, Ohio Elgin, 111 Watertown, Mass 266 267 268 269 270 Revere, Mass Norristown, Pa Superior, Wis Steubenville, Ohio_-_ Orange, N.J 3,807 1,700 7,431 6,439 3,931 271 272 273 274 275 Alameda, Calif Plainfleld, N.J Lewiston, Maine Amsterdam, N.Y New Brunswick, N.J 5,220 5,350 800 2,587 7,240 276 Santa Barbara, Calif. 277 Paducah, Ky 278 Easton, Pa 279 Newport News, Va._ 280 Norwood, Ohio 5,086 3,100 5,154 3,038 4,180 $3,100 4,098 4,195 3,160 2,485 $7, 080 $4,155 3,067 $200 $1,056 563 1,750 9,292 3,112 3,120 5,592 9,658 6,875 $16,120 6,507 3,720 2,962 5,501 252 3,682 16,173 3,718 $4,009 2,114 199 135 2,666 8,000 3, 701 2,498 5,430 3,939 $3,412 192 200 ~214~ 6,508 "~I,~302' 600 3,791 4,512 5,479 5,169 3,450 82 400 3,329 4,558 4,509 1,602 3,008 179 381 245 1,403 3,982 2,700 2,145 3,105 9,650 16, 632 $6,867 8,177 10, 525 4,594 4,912 $4,850 12,932 1,973 6,048 4,492 1,506 10,334 9,068 2,238 7,620 14,000 16, 567 6,642 18,385 8,937 1,378 6,868 7,857 12, 355 4,608 12,107 10, 526 7,783 22,630 9,987 2,361 10,107 6,652 10,291 14,869 4,880 1,914 4,404 381 282 283 284 285 Sioux Falls, S . D a k W a u k e g a n , 111 Mansfield, O h i o . Colorado Springs, Colo Joplin, Mo_ _ 286 287 288 289 290 E l k h a r t , I n d __ T u c s o n , Ariz __ _ L a r e d o , Tex K o k o m o , I n d __ Rome, N.Y 4,186 6,239 900 1,543 2,623 291 292 293 294 295 Richmond, I n d . . . _ _ _ _ M o l i n e , 111- - _ ._ _ _ _ W a t e r t o w n , N.Y__ ._ W i l m i n g t o s , N . C _ - ___ M u s k o g e e , Okla 1,550 3,469 3,946 3,000 4,385 296 297 298 299 300 M e r i d i a n , Miss_ Nashua, N . H . _ Fort Smith, A r k . Port Huron, Mich Pensacola, F l a 2,220 1,027 3,235 2,000 4,800 301 302 303 304 305 B a t o n Rouge, La . . . M a r i o n , Ohio _ ___ Bellingham, Wash _._ N e w b u r g h , N . Y . _ _ _ _ ___ S a n t a A n a , Calif __ 2,100 4,400 4,981 4,613 3,434 306 307 308 309 310 B l o o m i n g t o n , 111 Hagerstown, M d Everett, Wash. N e w a r k , Ohio A l t o n , 111 2,847 1,500 5,567 2,672 2,581 Honolulu, Hawaii L - . 1 1 . _ ___ __ _ 2,711 9,020 3,026 3,881 2,864 40, 013 3,540 5,100 1 12,000 7, 727 5,937 1,581 2,306 2,940 800 2,170 7, 829 18,186 3, 564 9,643 11, 676 6,497 1,322 2,858 2,184 7,000 5,112 3,876 3,146 14,151 3, 600 3,488 4,260 4,565 9,613 6,775 4,780 2,550 1 9,431 5,435 8,199 4,250 300 72 601 1,245 1 4, 517 20 468 1,404 341 732 175 1,800 20, 670 3,420 3, 220 6, 328 6 2,876 4,120 9,995 451 6,462 600 92 900 158 250 767 1,235 72 622 250 340 214 -1 1,823 1,625 180 2,013 6,874 1,952 2,833 7,817 1,087 1,500 4,686 9,758 1,879 2,585 1,886 2,954 115 676 1,190 4,357 190 3,800 2,242 1,414 8,579 2,636 33,931 29,568 253 646 159, 061 3,178 1 2,337 15,196 4,946 1,977 30 5,501 466 1,011 3,083 2,880 9,888 1,500 6, 779 3,471 2, 520 5, 797 2, 567 1,667 ===== 8,653 1 2,409 10,150 ! 2,162 1,216 395 470 362 278 1,087 70 4,361 15,650 6,328 6,446 6,606 3,089 9,303 877 2,278 7,820 120 22,438 4,651 11,033 4,229 3,802 377 4,113 927 5,472 3,188 5,138 4,014 1,929 6,774 5,988 2,236 5,977 3,138 9,117 2,531 5,355 6,163 3,043 5,743 6,797 7,652 1,357 4,333 1,510 7,036 2,386 4,477 2,480 31,868 6,979 6,663 1,424 1,692 Not included in group or grand totals. to CO T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S O F T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d to [See note at head of this table, p . 232] II.—PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY Inspection service Fire department Total Grand total Group Group Group Group Group I II III IV V $421,055,523 227, 245,954 47, 564,144 76,448,194 43,438, 234 26, 358,997 Supervision Police department $584, 388 $228,291,181 326,792 41,898 141, 536 43,311 30,851 138,138,282 23,999,169 34,958, 291 19,839,761 11,355,678 General expenditures Water service $155,085,254 i, 841,110 69,405,102 18,473,654 35,046,942 19, 749, 260 12,410,296 1,352,907 618,789 2,121,135 1, 522,093 1, 226,186 Police and fire alarm Militia and armories i2,945, 622 $1,837,442 1,449,150 385,142 562, 838 335, 206 213, 286 1,527,710 160,978 64, 558 57,331 26,865 Register of deeds and mortgages $5,022,291 3,858,363 929,306 198, 554 15, 738 20,330 Building, plumbing, wiring, and boiler Weights and measures All other 9,687,095 $1,627,491 $2, 783,433 796,833 239,613 308,943 174,081 108,021 2,398,502 208,489 98,048 57, 292 21,102 4, 542,840 1,186,434 2,039,812 1,158,059 759,950 M a GO H M CD W O GROUP I.—CITIESJHAVING A P O P U L A T I O N | O F 500,000:AND OVER CO O New York, N.Y_.._ Chicago, 111 Philadelphia, Pa___ Detroit, Mich Los Angeles, Calif-. Cleveland, Ohio St. Louis, Mo Baltimore, M d Boston, Mass Pittsburgh, Pa San Francisco, Calif Milwaukee, Wis Buffalo, N . Y $88, 780,962 28, 889,401 18, 552, 670 17, 293, 242 13, 749, 272 7, 331,047 8, 222,448 7, 649,381 10, 954, 784 7, 087,424 7,471, 363 5,095,924 6,168,036 $142,737 40, 635 66, 611 11,966 59,947 4,8 $57,166,260 18, 766,404 12,199, 835 10,893, 754 6, 214,150 $24,430,205 7,541,020 4, 733,691 4,957,068 5, 259,405 4,130,339 5,211,606 4,434,787 6, 218,079 2,820,622 2, 385,085 2,986,892 3, 987,222 147, 547 3, 697,079 3,477, 532 2,654,030 3,074,427 2, 516,649 3, 387,203 1,936,493 2,463,547 180, 878 184,483 114, 278 $291,079 358,109 279, 863 480,000 18,155 106,500 $1, 253,129 $1,367,928 686, 538 412, 390 80,902 145,431 113, 760 314,766 $1,313, 667 697,031 155,185 365,099 475, 289 45, 811 106,828 117,108 20, 703 206,816 138,124 215, 370 122, 670 325, 707 13,405 180,921 112, 265 81, 783 125,589 264,464 173,163 158, 976 138,095 $87, 786 117,846 262, 513 43,998 40,363 , 649,348 329,101 77,454 59,849 53,658 26,934 29,593 19,533 45,328 9,764 16,344 32,762 57,169 41, 234 26,837 23,177 31,691 31,320 19, 597 48,348 13,788 o M 1-3 HH tel CO GROUP II—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000 14 15 16 17 18 19 ?0 21 ?,?, ?3 94 25 26 Newark, N . J Seattle, W a s h Rochester, N . Y _ $3, 435,865 1,327,219 1, 602,442 1, 398, 714 3, 693,411 $6,457,945 3,008, 523 3,608,027 2,971, 811 6, 566,931 _____ 2, 714,921 3, 732,896 3,364, 288 3,128, 203 5, 1, 1, 2, Jersey C i t y , N . J P o r t l a n d , Oreg $11,408 23,326 892,543 586, 740 898,122 633,194 7,164 1, 1, 1, 1, $132,867 $2, 293, 364 1, 336, 724 1, 437, 352 1, 325, 959 2, 401,194 594,154 585,475 336,078 266,959 871, 795 1, 720,462 1,316,431 1, 233,354 3, 819,305 691, 700 1,118,162 1,098,685 1, 822, 371 742,466 640, 637 1, 331, 545 $79, 200 458,800 67, 111 $59,306 28,882 50 12, 239 137 $144, 508 109,268 82, 481 44, 393 108,908 $225,976 104,866 69,992 97,609 188, 673 $30, 399 7,772 12, 822 6,701 47,361 $17,047 12, 664 28,800 70,375 2,673 108,847 70, 462 30, 570 164, 314 68, 245 87,045 39,231 37, 251 17, 260 13, 548 10,069 35,867 6,568 4,596 4,822 5,420 1,668 7,541 30,165 18, 319 50, 688 14, 867 104, 307 39,865 36,090 87,284 37,306 2,460 11,997 6,051 46,472 1,050 6,535 4,140 $53, 569 $62, 769 37,131 58,867 93,396 54, 821 $4,622 6,564 4,200 $1,800 79, 571 110, 242 62, 462 13, 678 GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000 $2, 1, 2, 2, 1, 354,698 529,435 221,434 444,127 691,957 ?7 28 29 30 31 Toledo, Ohio C o l u m b u s , Ohio__ D e n v e r , Colo O a k l a n d , Calif 3? 33 34 35 36 St. Paul, M i n n _ Birmingham, Ala Dallas, Tex A k r o n , Ohio Memphis, Tenn 37 38 39 40 41 Providence, R . I San Antonio, Tex Omaha, Nebr Syracuse, N . Y D a y t o n , Ohio 4? 43 44 45 46 Worcester, M a s s Oklahoma City, Okla Richmond, Va Youngstown, Ohio Grand Rapids, Mich 2,092,281 855,542 1,224,420 733,699 ' 1,160,635 47 48 49 50 51 F o r t W o r t h , Tex_ Hartford, Conn N e w H a v e n , Conn__ Flint, Mich Nashville, T e n n 958,483 1,831,036 1,867,211 847,389 991,752 | _ __ _ _ _ _____ $22, 345 1,878,253 1,307,255 1,446,901 929,684 1,290,816 2,821,567 1,018,022 1, 785,544 1,859,867 1 1,021,864 15,831 14,191 $1,146,631 683,213 939, 735 1,059,740 873,859 $1,134,183 694, 726 946,824 1,011,815 754, 340 716,976 576,563 596,831 469,869 547,061 943,817 589,318 764, 279 423, 466 679,440 71,400 99,904 1,360,834 438,896 680,172 834,963 499,288 1,170,311 502,875 835,118 956,039 476, 597 180, 241 1,040,525 385,703 532,734 363,718 458,033 938, 778 420,311 563,466 340,646 560,694 426,592 927,924 944,238 429,325 430,779 489, 527 786, 536 821,612 380,353 519,392 $96, 230 167,382 $63,312 $1,800 56,080 12,676 35, 631 2,000 2,940 33, 212 197, 667 2,826 4,500 40, 721 10, 787 97,950 752 494 41,340 39,144 1,944 59,176 27,125 36,803 28,700 40,698 4,613 2,738 5,125 2,232 53,489 31,268 50,193 36,961 32,254 11,618 2,400 5,201 3,993 9,105 46 6,360 73,648 28,548 35,116 16, 752 29,035 25,993 1,920 13, 702 2,819 4,884 8,792 9,352 3,421 28,452 65,253 34, 011 29,659 24,361 2,600 8,895 14,834 2,738 2,533 1,388 2,634 T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E 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 AND S U B D I V I S I O N S O F T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d DIVISIONS [See note at head of this table, p . 232] II.—PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY City numb Fire department I n s p e c t i o n service CITY Supervision Total Police department General expenditures Water service Police a n d fire a l a r m Militia and armories Register of deeds a n d mortgages Building, plumbing, wiring, a n d boiler Weights and measures All o t h e r GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued 5? 53 54 55 56 San Diego, Calif, . Springfield, M a s s L o n g Beach, Calif __ Bridgeport, Conn _ Scranton, P a 57 58 59 60 61 T u l s a , Okla__ Des Moines, Iowa _ . Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h Yonkers, N . Y . Paterson, N . J 62 63 64 65 66 Jacksonville, F l a Norfolk, V a Albany, N . Y Trenton, N . J . Kansas City, Kans 67 68 69 70 71 Chattanooga, Tenn Camden, N . J Fort Wayne, I n d Erie, P a _ Elizabeth, N . J 723, 005 1, 208,831 712, 241 586,993 1, 061, 077 7? 73 74 75 76 Spokane, Wash Wichita, Kans Fall River, M a s s . Cambridge, Mass N e w Bedford, M a s s 663,134 549, 775 783,165 1,149,475 1, 015,939 $1,060,565 1, 681, 598 1,179,862 1, 731, 272 965, 590 __ __ — 691,442 883,381 617,878 1, 685,991 1,467,383 923, 209 1, 310, 294 1, 356,140 1, 358, 800 686, 466 $9, 263 15, 065 8, 560 14,841 4, 702 $486,484 754,003 501, 551 749,147 399, 628 $498,129 855,860 559,965 701,303 486,154 300.958 309, 566 313,340 998,826 724,929 355,279 437,025 284, 717 582,612 601,851 403,875 552, 288 751,344 642,137 257, 376 400,094 620,199 533,993 605,462 352,271 242,873 697, 736 281,698 262,124 510, 526 389,291 471,906 329,710 290,541 384,169 251,899 229,483 412, 704 573.959 520, 222 343, 590 248, 739 351,904 472,764 454,704 $1, 625 $219, 336 21,498 $30, 220 $19,477 109,060 85,041 51, 013 31,371 5,000 7,944 78,944 48, 470 1,000 64,173 1, 260 46, 500 6,159 26, 500 3,220 1,000 127,939 27, 000 57, 766 49,843 33 1,635 1,779 $56,306 41, 664 55,320 15,937 14,004 $14,360 $2, 505 5,650 7,247 2,109 2,203 27, 426 21,888 15, 620 58,327 36,946 3,776 2,726 1,803 54, 590 27, 788 18,573 20,123 9,034 3,627 5,937 3,950 5,312 4,496 16, 750 19, 783 16, 641 20,437 21,404 3,850 2,633 3,032 2,341 2,835 21, 712 13, 787 8,986 33, 682 25, 623 4,003 6,231 6,320 11, 019 12,996 395 12,933 13,198 5,157 5,798 1,543 2,700 77 78 79 80 81 Miami, Fla Reading, P a Knoxville, T e n n . Peoria, 111 South Bend, I n d 82 83 84 85 86 Tacoma, Wash C a n t o n , Ohio Wilmington, Del Gary, Ind_ Somerville, M a s s 87 88 89 90 Evansville, I n d El Paso, Tex T a m p a , Fla__ Lynn, Mass 91 92 93 94 Utica, N . Y Duluth, Minn Water bury, Conn Lowell, M a s s . 699,041 462,536 549, 261 491, 628 565, 637 __. _. __ _ _ 820, 513 456,974 716, 031 658,843 784,116 5,121 6,359 840 6,325 5, 494 645, 587 493,398 626,901 874, 287 5, 663 912,933 642,071 955, 534 875,525 6,936 GROUP IV. 95 96 97 98 99 Allentown, P a _ _ S a c r a m e n t o , CalifSchenectady, N . Y Bayonne, N . J Rockford, 111 100 101 10? 103 104 Wilkes-Barre, P a Lawrence, M a s s . Savannah, Ga Berkeley, Calif Little Rock, Ark 105 106 107 108 109 Charlotte, N . C Altoona, P a Saginaw, M i c h _ . St. J o s e p h , M o Lincoln, N e b r _ . __ 110 111 11? 113 114 Harrisburg, P a Sioux C i t y , I o w a _ . Lansing, Mich P a w t u c k e t , R.I_ P a s a d e n a , Calif __ - _ __ __ $355, 647 865, 441 796, 615 1,150, 332 429, 379 J 1 20,426 12,946 11,407 9,084 19, 422 7,922 2,188 2,852 1,707 1,982 2,162 2,232 2,030 15, 290 10, 272 8,821 12, 344 7,575 1,500 2,377 14, 450 14, 885 23, 997 49,181 1,837 1,912 2,100 8,962 18,173 15, 078 17,165 18,461 4,005 $9,128 31,344 11,611 7,956 19,147 $3,115 4,052 10, 527 2,121 $24, 037 8,691 15,136 23, 550 18,024 7,105 2,276 6,875 1,011 2,161 24, 453 82, 041 18, 070 14, 884 25, 406 428, 476 219, 289 336, 772 286, 466 371,041 78, 000 32, 021 303, 095 247, 273 222,871 450, 044 20, 000 14, 575 32, 044 412, 057 331, 780 493, 577 397,850 62,180 28,469 38, 204 7,922 566 3,624 4,000 13, 000 1,069 3,286 1,600 2,280 7,422 2,110 3,498 8,469 A.VING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000 $5, 652 615 318,077 157, 939 280, 314 184,083 289,193 1 $135, 970 486, 205 322, 354 537, 506 219,637 20, 000 $3, 499 10, 347 18, 599 5,699 4,858 $24, 293 444, 944 777, 605 550,606 504, 311 313, 588 210, 299 368, 273 228, 638 240,993 134, 273 25,891 422, 399 261, 676 472, 257 533, 446 301, 728 219, 752 136, 762 227, 378 247, 321 189,015 10, 314 341,581 403,818 426, 537 455,934 683,827 98, 262 190, 247 192, 607 161,975 297,353 1 $3, 233 3,900 75, 620 33,014 13, 999 8,320 10, 089 8,015 6,626 2,400 723 88, 083 1,189 18, 554 53, 280 26,103 $5, 631 3,634 22,250 13,886 11,154 11,152 9,570 44, 289 1,781 1,315 1,450 2,502 2,132 2,276 59 1,800 78 T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S O F T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d O fSee note at head of this table, p . 232] II.—PROTECTION TO PERSON A N D PROPERTY Fire d e p a r t m e n t City numb t-4 I n s p e c t i o n service CITY Supervision Total Police d e partment General expenditures Water service Police a n d fire a l a r m Militia and armories R e g i s t e r of deeds a n d mortgages Building, plumbing, wiring, a n d boiler Weights and measures I—I All o t h e r > a > GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued 115 116 117 118 119 N i a g a r a Falls, N.Y__ _ Binghamton, N.Y_ Shreveport, L a T>0 T>1 122 123 Winston-Salem, N . C E a s t S t . Louis, 111 __ __ Quincy, Mass ._ L a k e w o o d , Ohio— - - __ __ Troy, N . Y -_. 308, 753 296, 265 561, 500 358, 919 672, 217 Springfield, 111 Roanoke, Va P o r t l a n d , M a i n e — _E a s t Orange, N . J „ Springfield, O h i o . . 363, 530 371, 737 571,968 624, 526 216, 576 194 I9*) 1?6 127 T?8 19q no Manchester, N . H IS? 134 Cicero, 111 Mobile, Ala N e w Britain, Conn Racine, W i s Atlantic City, N . J 135 1% 137 138 139 Pontiac, Mich-Hammond, Ind Newton, Mass Johnstown, P a Oak P a r k , 111 131 1^9 $591,106 635,491 458,000 407, 563 530,575 _ _ 285,149 346,096 502,195 323, 443 1, 699,020 371, 423, 606, 352, 305, 285 681 982 388 851 $6, 225 1,040 7,800 4, 500 3, 348 $264,682 268,012 187, 259 136, 486 258, 659 $235,147 324,102 208, 461 174, 887 262, 393 166, 920 124,601 282,094 174,081 340,489 124, 984 127, 021 257, 050 169, 633 308,172 177,075 153,021 267,340 300,368 93, 679 166, 352 173, 869 254,193 289, 247 111, 711 141,195 166,668 233,581 138, 718 744, 275 114, 384 144, 224 242, 697 133, 046 779, 699 190,848 174,104 309,121 136,340 168,494 161, 699 192, 773 252, 697 174, 646 122,036 $47, 450 $16, 697 23,156 $16,720 5,989 17, 652 6, 417 6,875 42, 259 71,400 $1, 200 13, 648 11.876 11,334 13.877 10, 782 27,324 2,487 1,328 32,136 8,374 1,135 21, 903 4,000 5,270 16,454 150 $7, 404 31, 727 6,754 29, 241 500 11,987 41,700 15,000 32,002 637 5,733 w $2,933 1,594 H > H 2,165 2,415 i—i m H M 800 5,017 $450 Q QQ o 1,014 18, 657 6,458 14, 751 28,308 7,608 1,246 1,500 3,573 13, 500 10, 783 14, 529 9,405 26, 907 6,300 2,441 2,692 2,741 850 6,751 10, 556 17,051 1,736 15,321 1,200 2,790 1,811 a i—i H M w 7,750 155 140 1 M o n t g o m e r y , Ala.__ 141 Glendale, Calif 142 E v a n s t o n , I1L_ 143 C o v i n g t o n , K y 144 T o p e k a , K a n s 145 146 147 148 149 M o u n t Vernon, N . Y Brockton, Mass . Passaic, N . J _- _ Terre Haute, Ind _ Charleston, S.C 150 151 152 153 154 Medford, Mass Wheeling, W . V a - Charleston, W.Va A u g u s t a , G a __ _ Davenport, Iowa. 155 156 157 158 159 L a n c a s t e r , Pa_ Madison, WisS a n Jose, CalifChester, P a _. | . „ __ _ -- 1 ---- 160 161 162 163 164 Hoboken, N . J M a i d e n , Mass_ _-_ B e a u m o n t , Tex Union City, N . J Bethlehem, P a 165 166 167 168 169 Springfield, M o Austin, Tex Decatur, 111-.. ._ E a s t Chicago, I n d __ __ _ Hamtramck, Mich _ __ - ---. McKeesport, Pa Kalamazoo, M i c h l C l e v e l a n d H e i g h t s , Ohio Greensboro, N . C _ . __ Waco, Tex _ . 180 M a c o n , G a 181 D e a r b o r n , M i c h 18? 1 H a m i l t o n , Ohio 183 1 G a l v e s t o n , T e x . . . 171,344 180, 073 289,600 120,944 116, 364 143,983 185,884 218, 586 147,083 164, 263 4.17, 5S3 223, 902 318, 969 157,987 208, 650 195, 312, 273, 238, 143, 405, 702 385,885 304, 783 330,187 334,113 182, 425 161,130 137, 523 154,135 129, 779 198, 290 195, 012 116, 608 149,189 133, 643 216, 597 423,976 388, 644 321, 498 203, 743 109, 604 182,163 140, 267 113, 818 119, 504 99, 198, 158, 167, 49, 496, 270 218,831 115,722 319, 588 130, 837 417,131 256, 511 149, 658 307, 498 71, 858 121,178 84, 283 83, 317 150, 418 276, 474 139,550 125, 851 117, 521 121, 773 171, 791 629,143 250,818 200, 234 893, 313 264,844 266,183 101,136 79, 780 485, 221 126, 525 332,882 113, 289 67, 047 315,825 125,832 250,138 375, 949 262,558 220,010 290,609 1 130,479 156, 836 141, 077 119,876 90,429 113,637 172,517 108,985 87,397 168,997 133, 672 305,120 77, 297 116, 750 1 174,293 216,485 109,955 179,529 1 926, 440 491,116 285,108 677,165 211,519 312, 328 229, 557 211, 284 325. 958 487, 890 170 H o l y o k e , M a s s . 171 j C e d a r R a p i d s , I o w a 172 Y o r k , P a 173 N e w Rochelle, N . Y . 174 J a c k s o n , M i c h 175 176 177 178 179 1 652.086 J 556, 317 638, 478 483, 578 374, 061 __ _. 337,119 407.085 531,727 274,685 333, 740 | | __J _ __ 1 326,491 571,603 194,427 316,818 4,500 4, 613 534 * 3,884 | 1 1 II j 739 505 070 740 439 519 578 977 388 081 I 1 675 6,173 40, 913 942 347 10, 470 70, 271 2,589 2, 600 42, 073 49, 281 10, 564 7,948 750 30, 753 65, 437 18,882 19, 619 4,658 3,659 4,480 4,792 2,703 1,225 2, 400 12,479 j 21, 772 6,575 9,361 1 275 7, 200 5,075 Q 2,809 2,743 4,380 5,843 7,052 11, 708 9, 098 5,535 1, 595 250 7,216 10, 391 4,790 15, 820 9,343 859 1,200 _ 1 5,499 6,111 13, 478 13, 489 5,544 1,200 2,143 1,740 1,840 2,527 789 1,997 13,223 3,598 4, 023 1, 003 7,444 9,833 6,780 3,540 7,547 37,342 7,247 15, 252 1 5, 720 2, 775 4,782 12, 912 600 24,223 12,666 3,029 4, 508 11,839 2, 279 1, 200 1,802 2,712 2,000 1,800 2,048 22, 203 21, 794 86,653 22, 310 10,129 14, 483 6, 767 8, 413 512 6,445 10, 711 11, 875 7,815 6,778 40, 983 13,648 1, 759 1,500 2,351 450 39, 886 40,177 17,213 30, 397 12, 656 4, 718 7, 010 H .: ^ teJ 75 .: W > t-l gW 2,841 M |aj Ul 1, 900 846 2,170 2,788 5,400 I, Isl I - .. .. tsD Oi CO TABLE 1 1 . - - 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E 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 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 : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d [See note at head of this table, p. 232] I I . — P R O T E C T I O N TO P E R S O N AND P R O P E R T Y I n s p e c t i o n service City numb Fire d e p a r t m e n t CITY Supervision Total Police department General expenditures Water service Police a n d fire a l a r m Militia and armories Register of deeds a n d mortgages Building, plumbing, wiring, a n d boiler Weights and measures All other GROUP I V — C I T I E S HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued 184 185 186 187 Durham, N.C _ ._ _ Highland Park, Mich F r e s n o , Calif. _ Port Arthur, Tex 188 189 190 191 19? 193 m 195 $212, 474, 557, 135, 806 888 389 019 $89, 226 230,126 165, 994 46,825 $85,135 232, 431 354, 056 77, 358 Asheville, N . C Kenosha, Wis B e r w y n , 111... P u e b l o , Colo . 237, 383, 151, 272, 627 371 630 300 108, 395 172, 827 94,807 105, 387 121, 146, 51, 105, C o l u m b i a , S.C Pittsfield, M a s s . Jackson, M i s s Woonsocket, R . I _ _ 248, 314, 222, 456, 258 779 424 934 134, 647 150, 783 98,994 181,818 96, 027 138, 718 108,127 228, 525 _. _. . _ . $600 822 957 515 277 $22, 890 $1, 600 $12, 629 10, 553 16, 654 5,515 $600 900 600 4,810 13,910 4,708 9,377 1,080 2,200 300 1,176 300 7,384 8,611 14, 382 11, 036 5,022 $1,406 $8,498 5,925 26, 737 6,035 13, 718 $4, 594 541 4,585 1,200 $300 3,312 313 7,140 23, 393 6,335 11.181 11,966 2.250 4, 446 551 772 2,208 424 4,400 293 13, 428 $1, 940 52, 000 44, 736 2,680 6,550 9,230 34, 312 $1,012 3,147 93 GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000 196 197 198 199 ?00 Everett, Mass. Clifton, N . J Phoenix, Ariz N e w Castle, P a S t o c k t o n , Calif ?01 ?n? ?03 ?04 205 Haverhill, Mass._ Brookline, M a s s . Muskegon, Mich Stamford, C o n n Elmira, N . Y _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ __ _. _ $478, 970 338, 026 331, 004 191, 020 437, 068 384, 313 696, 581 246,286 457,815 299,559 1 $1, 731 $187,903 162, 218 155,170 90, 694 138, 077 $250, 658 130, 374 144, 512 82,161 250, 649 150,912 300, 035 87, 631 240, 454 145, 358 219, 715 347, 538 124, 746 175, 787 139, 917 $35,411 $24, 869 245 10, 820 10, 974 5,907 671 13, 073 26, 310 17,166 $8, 366 206 207 208 209 210 Bay City, Mich... Aurora, 111 Muncie, Ind Waterloo, Iowa Williamsport, Pa_. 302, 223 190. 242 235, 622 208,159 217, 944 211 212 213 214 215 Chelsea, Mass Lexington, Ky Jamestown, N . Y . Portsmouth, Va-_ Lorain, Ohio 216 217 218 219 220 76,583 92, 257 90,116 59, 512 71,826 144,166 85,350 108, 788 93, 996 106,877 27, 307 38, 036 30, 782 506, 024 329, 514 294, 754 190, 654 209, 730 215, 315 131,601 126, 226 82,077 94,363 256, 564 146,974 135, 459 85,178 104, 789 2,492 39, 783 28,000 10,948 364 Chicopee, Mass Joliet, 111 Amarillo, Tex Cranston, R.I Wichita Falls, Tex... 325, 534 174,232 213, 309 206, 990 195,962 132,113 85,527 87, 932 91,699 79,798 172,409 84,662 89, 350 88,718 105,981 12, 540 18, 342 221 222 223 224 225 Battle Creek, MichPerth Araboy, N.J... Montclair, N.J Portsmouth, Ohio... Salem, Mass 278,990 285,930 457, 651 160,896 325,831 122, 605 194,419 202, 669 75, 752 143,998 145, 290 71, 215 200,404 79,131 153,999 37, 904 226 227 228 229 230 Columbus, Ga Warren, Ohio Kearny, N.J Lima, Ohio Council Bluffs, Iowa- 221, 064 164, 566 565,181 124, 401 141, 697 110,417 75,015 289,404 50, 615 56,376 106,888 82, 796 266,127 69, 984 71,911 231 232 233 234 235 Dubuque, Iowa Lynchburg, Va St. Petersburg, Fla.__. Ogden, Utah East Cleveland, Ohio- 213,859 233,151 267, 495 159, 366 201,845 79,094 104,048 98,335 85,613 111,325 118,159 111,080 92, 444 69, 043 81, 582 236 237 238 239 240 Oshkosh, Wis__ La Crosse, Wis Anderson, Ind Fitchburg, Mass Poughkeepsie, N.Y.. 250, 008 219, 872 226, 812 314, 442 236,181 72,224 82,601 79,556 122, 111 136,150 106,140 131,815 137,850 177, 750 91,983 61, 443 241 242 243 244 245 Waltham, Mass_ Sheboygan, Wis. Bloomfield, N . J . Green Bay, Wis. Butte, Mont 300, 578 244, 657 312,157 271, 201 209,964 129, 741 90, 551 165, 545 79,756 77,462 123,189 112,419 138, 623 114,146 106,617 3,095 33,045 246 247 248 249 250 Quincy, 111 Meriden, Conn San Bernardino, Calif-. Santa Monica, Calif. _. High Point, N.C 171,153 239,717 124, 573 219, 038 152,799 70,465 96,987 57,599 114,112 95,043 119,061 54,839 90, 318 68,061 570 1,424 4,200 77,848 6,458 9,638 6,505 9,552 6,221 75, 000 449 300 21, 721 465 214 8,933 4,743 4,999 6,911 10, 799 5,830 3,691 16,446 5,076 4,936 5, 222 8,095 9,997 14, 392 4,410 23, 471 3, 000 2,184 7,046 2,721 6,944 6,313 4,366 1,177 28,809 4,892 9,395 3,100 8,855 2,465 8,028 450 63,900 734 60, 321 22,608 1,393 5,253 1, 020 10,099 222 700 2,790 1,938 4,575 5,195 2,150 7,489 8,370 2,797 5,449 9,650 1,892 2,521 2,543 680 1, 944 1,811 1, 244 100 30 300 i 2,822 311 t"1 1, 231 tel 1,846 350 2,092 2,113 4,788 2,410 10, 468 6,419 4,650 13, 261 2,500 3,515 2,185 2,937 3,561 9,352 11,026 1,768 550 300 111 250 2,500 2,402 to T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S O F T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d to to [See note at head of this table, p . 232] I I . — P R O T E C T I O N TO P E R S O N AND P R O P E R T Y Fire department City numb S-i Inspection service CITY Supervision Police department General expenditures Water service Police and fire alarm Register of deeds and mortgages Building, plumbing, wiring, and boiler Weights and measures All other 1 Total Militia and armories 3 !> o 1—1 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 > GO 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 25 3 259 260 261 262 263 261 265 R o c k I s l a n d , 111 Raleigh, N C West N e w York, N . J W h i t e Plains, N . Y W e s t Allis, W i s D a n v i l l e , 111 --- Elgin, 111 $257,114 126, 755 109,314 201, 531 526,910 558,357 273, 530 93,110 187,963 192,153 $13,941 252, 272 229,110 123,807 150,082 254,451 1,309 243 $114,302 66, 399 38,722 93,823 253, 588 $114,848 57,490 64,767 96,094 231,797 268,896 118, 374 40,572 86,360 62, 506 214,454 139,396 43,282 74,041 89,988 122, 339 85, 417 56,737 65, 714 113,992 103,428 123,961 62,887 74, 790 115,899 7,065 13, 509 162 7,350 42, 650 266 267 268 269 270 270, 766 111,487 345, 797 180,153 304,229 94, 553 63,814 129,729 92, 241 168,515 155,109 30,139 160,871 84,138 122,597 271 272 273 274 275 280,423 406,850 153,477 176,240 314,397 | 100,123 167,277 72,037 67,552 125,192 144,122 160,329 72,853 100,980 155,033 Plainfield, N J .- New Brunswick, N . J 2,434 $5, 585 $800 $27,109 4,193 46, 575 5,204 4,075 4,897 31,199 69 8,238 $9,-174 12,804 19,138 6,800 20,000 $3, 055 9, 310 3,965 3,861 8, 662 6,457 3,181 3, 822 1, 320 1, 878 153 6,573 4,543 2,531 2,046 7,923 8,824 6,073 6,996 3,670 9,260 9,974 31,418 46,121 $17, 076 1, 592 5, 625 9,914 8,086 2,565 12, 251 927 4,034 7,409 H > 200 600 h-i $1,911 Ul H O Ul o o M 1,130 H 2,498 feJ Ul M 1,739 1,300 2,146 1,906 408 1,000 4,552 276 277 278 279 280 S a n t a B a r b a r a , Calif Paducah, K y Easton, P a Newport News, Va Norwood, Ohio. 229,630 168,649 169,934 200, 751 119, 234 281 282 283 284 285 Sioux Falls, S . D a k W a u k e g a n , 111 Mansfield, O h i o . Colorado Springs, Colo Joplin, M o 140, 889 117, 544 126, 242 162, 539 131, 545 286 287 288 289 290 Elkhart, Ind T u c s o n , Ariz__ L a r e d o , Tex_ Kokomo, Ind Rome, N . Y 291 292 293 294 295 R i c h m o n d , Ind__ M o l i n e , I1L_ __ Watertown, N . Y Wilmington, N . C Muskogee, Okla ?96 297 9QS 299 300 Meridian, Miss Nashua, N . H ___ Fort Smith, Ark Port Huron, Mich Pensacola, F l a . . . 301 302 303 304 305 B a t o n R o u g e , La_ M a r i o n , Ohio B e l l i n g h a m , Wash_ N e w b u r g h , N . Y __ _ S a n t a A n a , Calif 306 307 308 309 310 340 92, 683 59,656 94,035 90, 646 60,969 105,849 60, 501 67, 488 81,961 54, 846 58, 795 50,991 55, 306 75,962 50,173 76, 48, 68, 77, 62, 182,153 184, 322 65,940 153,978 133,819 73,056 86, 372 33,587 54,836 58,995 74,147 69, 477 21, 568 75, 353 65, 831 25,868 13, 034 8,325 19,124 164,819 124, 455 179, 355 182,933 160,086 60,892 51, 026 76, 272 80, 025 57, 299 68, 916 62, 442 97, 200 95, 044 100, 470 32,967 126, 776 201,054 122,917 165,183 185,904 45, 490 80, 963 40, 741 63,116 80,977 78, 457 103, 099 75, 673 98, 083 94, 041 154, 729 104,002 185,847 161, 813 159,092 62,948 31,459 71,857 104, 299 73,975 67, 295 58,859 103,190 51,981 71,504 B l o o m i n g t o n , 111 Hagerstown, M d Everett, Wash N e w a r k , Ohio A l t o n , 111 142,187 88,139 169, 824 132, 596 123, 229 66,905 41, 373 64, 288 55, 678 53, 459 69, 609 43, 076 87, 458 71, 644 45, 326 19, 923 Honolulu, H a w a i i l 856, 323 527, 576 293,583 1,121 __ _._ __ _ __ _ 685 689 293 321 637 450 44,782 2,860 16, 288 3,400 1,248 5,004 1,588 1,812 13, 041 1,500 250 15, 343 1,000 519 623 4,286 14, 535 442 7,114 3,971 350 7,882 11, 500 1,500 1,854 1,034 4,877 1,059 22,816 1,200 4,551 1,134 2,796 2,044 10, 887 3,099 2,284 2,317 600 100 2,595 I > 799 86 300 2,442 7,147 5,120 3,219 3,952 3,554 4,465 > W 5,100 4,853 10, 581 8,590 1,645 1,292 2,275 6,503 3,000 9,000 19, 329 12,939 10,800 1,360 500 438 1,120 20, 937 *Not included in group or grand totals. bO TABLE 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E 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 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d to [See note at head of this table, p . 232] II.—PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY—continued III.—CONSERVATION OF HEALTH Prevention and treatment of communicable diseases Other protection to person and property Pounds Grand total Group Group Group Group Group Examining en-| gineers Humane and societies plumbers $707, 510 $116,730 I II III IV V 264, 827 77, 322 174, 094 115,692 75, 575 86, 039 4,975 10, 305 12, 228 3,183 $867, 507 523, 747 249,442 50, 993 35, 936 7,389 Total Supervision Vital statistics All other Tuberculosis $4, 658, 469 i $54,183,826 2, 574,860 988, 933 672,145 322, 246 100, 285 29, 469, 046 8,154,182 9, 012, 291 i 4, 701, 551 2,846, 756 All other Conservation of child life Medical work for school children Food regulation and inspection All other 11,208, 612 $9,313, 736 $4, 934,882 514, 783 10,906, 510 121, 381 3, 687,348 185,405 1, 699, 222 88, 997 456, 762 47, 312 451,600 6, 603, 304 1, 277, 913 2,144,950 753, 453 428, 992 3, 515, 674 3, 585,435 455, 217 1, 256, 431 494, 283 2,157, 791 282, 511 1, 547, 761 117,436 836, 079 4,567,409 2,135,845 565,360 1,083, 350 507, 075 275, 779 $240, 569 154, 540 3,000 57, 790 11,186 14, 053 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 New York, N . Y $39,209 Philadelphia, P a Detroit, Mich __ __ Los Angeles, Calif_ __. Cleveland, Ohio St. Louis, M o Baltimore, M d Boston, M a s s Pittsburgh, P a _ San Francisco, Calif Milwaukee, W i s . . . Buffalo, N . Y --._ 72,146 63,328 18, 854 9,669 13, 825 6,268 12, 372 18, 000 11,156 $8, 915 30, 091 5,500 5,520 21, 709 $430,808 31, 570 6,961 28, 086 51,496 31, 047 38, 912 87, 492 2,000 87,155 72, 283 38,396 183,311 1,302 6,236 6,766 $604, 527 391, 082 92, 784 316,119 580, 256 24,322 $7, 638, 629 4,100,177 1,650, 789 5, 304,964 2, 051, 577 $539, 297 511, 457 128, 398 254, 248 188,152 $194, 309 49,115 21,600 34,890 14,858 $2, 022, 335 1,993,108 288,442 2, 003,611 824, 348 $1,188,881 890, 643 643, 398 2,243,812 267, 730 $958,408 $1,964, 529 154, 730 175,841 130,476 393,875 170,940 450,228 169, 620 382,100 $770,870 257, 753 44, 600 147,235 117, 759 > M Ul H i—i Q Ul a $67,530 87, 010 (H H M Ul 1,704, 539 1,166, 242 676,975 ! 1,801, 340 14, 648 58, 566 68,826 72, 387 14, 720 13,411 16,475 85,827 979,162 499,167 12, 757 914,936 135, 016 291,159 297, 748 95,201 243,840 164, 653 32, 555 220,192 173, 027 80,475 99,848 290,611 144,126 58,811 148, 766 122,186 971, 790 525,064 833,178 1,043,782 42, 73, 67, 33, 15,829 15, 356 20, 077 18,316 305,842 155,145 364, 711 542,946 212, 36. 169, 130, 94,909 114,188 109,622 175, 263 201, 210 75, 494 19, 566 54,909 98, 535 54, 703 82, 571 87,930 680 541 012 743 ui o GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 500,000 A N D OVER 1 ? 3 4 5 > a > $5, 733,974 $957, 878 $17,201,442 2, 052,955 787, 532 1,189, 500 1, 028,482 675, 505 Other conservation of health 785 637 619 675 GENEEAL TABLES © O N « 5 N t-OSt^rH **"• <N* <<t* rH »d »©" CN* t ^ rH o»"*»ooo«o »oooeocoos civSrA O S 'CN* rH^'ci COM* ' »rf co* »d cd 'co sos O H « « 0 0>N'* COOCOrHOS • * co CN' r»* CN* co of •*** rH CN W * N < f O lOOOHOH *o TJ" CN cd rj" TfcNcococo coosrHooco t>»cNt>©eo NOOOO«O N O N O C O N H N "M" Tj*cdo6cN* ' co co »d CN* co ^'>O'N-* "co CO S CN t > •*< * rH COOOCOOOCN IQ^X CO rH CN* " CN* ©OSCOI>»CO * idrHCN© CNCNCNOSrJ* I-IT*CNO>© t^OcocNco CNCNCN* <M* rH rJ rl c4 rH rH* CN* CN " FHO4 1-5 «H CN* «OSr-t«0»0 os»ot^eo»o HCOlONH cd co CN' co* i-* t»i-t»OOt^ © t>J 06 ©* cd "<f i-< CO 00 t>COON'MO HlOHNM Nt^it'dos O OS OS CO CM eo*»ooir^od CONiOOOJ b- O Vi eN CN co CN" CN" »d © "5'5'iOeo CN CO •«*<•«*< "*• CO«0^liO»0 »C "<*< rf< »C CN CO »5 M< »C CO •«*< CO CO CO *0 rtl-^iOCNCO CO Tf iO ^ iO r»<-*t< CO iO rH •«*<-^ lO »0 >C CO CN *C CO CO CO *0 CO CN CN CO OS CN CO t>« ' rH* r-5 CN* CN D»Ot"-OSCN rH i N M M iCNOSCO© H H H > Q cd cd crs co •*' t^ ' rH co* »d i»oco«do6 CN* cd id »o* rHT* I CN li-tCO CO I I 'rHCO 0 0 CO CN OS 0> i>". 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N e w Orleans, L a C i n c i n n a t i , Ohio Newark, N.J 19 20 21 Kansas City, M o Seattle, W a s h Indianapolis, I n d Rochester, N . Y 23 24 25 26 Jersey C i t y , N . J H o u s t o n , Tex___ Louisville, K y . _ P o r t l a n d , Oreg . _ $9,323 $733 .. 69 15,102 10,000 1,907 5,201 6,708 465 $6, 778 2,600 19,552 1,165 180 2,432 22, 517 6,878 156, 593 9,000 - 21, 532 7,480 25, 524 $125,604 69.967 387,555 22,277 46,872 42,307 143,390 33, 542 25,334 1,428 17,664 25,025 47.968 $589,735 ! 1,057,405 325,645 818, 200 1, 331, 292 $32,745 31, 510 40,090 26,924 176,201 $10, 297 6,558 23, 736 7,453 9,000 $142,240 787, 264 2,400 558,995 353, 537 $208,432 36, 278 123,711 2,185 377,846 $92,853 174,636 45,750 35,352 273, 579 754 684 604 398 35, 554 75,109 55,831 85, 740 8,181 3,162 1,000 8,886 102,846 311,906 238,916 346,955 31, 677 101,628 41,186 135,942 37,357 49,931 84,143 147,454 832, 026 232,137 625, 747 209, 555 112,536 35,871 35,904 43, 517 27, 776 3,076 7,665 4,591 248,416 81,480 494,363 18,030 148, 781 28,512 11, 661 30, 074 171, 716 42,078 40,436 61,146 271, 587, 503, 769, 7,000 140,628 51,947 $50,357 21,159 82,958 46,663 89,182 20,330 53,381 29,000 56,139 25,618 26,147 15,421 $52,811 100,120 $3,000 22,681 41,120 35, 718 52,197 Q G R O U P I I I . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 100,000 T O 300,000 27 28 29 30 31 T o l e d o , Ohio C o l u m b u s , Ohio D e n v e r , Colo O a k l a n d , Calif Atlanta, Ga $1,573 32 33 34 35 36 St. P a u l , M i n n B i r m i n g h a m , Ala Dallas, Tex Akron, Ohio... Memphis, Tenn 813 9,732 2,060 37 38 39 40 41 Providence, R.I San Antonio, Tex Omaha, Nebr Syracuse, N . Y D a y t o n , Ohio 6,293 7,740 11,475 9,000 94 371 42 43 44 45 46 W o r c e s t e r , Mass.— Oklahoma City, Okla_. Richmond, Va Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio G r a n d RaDids. M i c h _ . 1,050 2,864 4,286 995 100 5,742 332 1,200 7,688 997 1,936 _. $599 820 118 $2,400 862 500 2,500 1,620 500 1,250 $4,920 107, 202 95,844 40,676 4,196 $167,365 108,832 1 245,495 182, 412 283,689 $26, 283 15,020 41,431 5, 823 30, 556 $4,741 4,068 4,986 15, 693 14,915 6,559 7,649 10,522 146,716 137,633 148,820 131,155 245,080 9, 265 2,491 7,495 12, 374 25,397 10,323 8,206 4,877 2,800 98, 470 5,023 28, 483 5,624 209 3,000 486,227 148, 526 97, 786 308,017 57,852 27,954 40,638 22,940 39,818 15,251 8,986 2,400 1,800 8,387 1,000 4,702 37,466 5,682 16,180 10,068 21,246 1,551 2,820 2,905 1,500 669 1,349 8,817 8,514 544 f 130, 549 53,386 222,433 57,980 275,133 1 $18,164 693 131,525 16,803 29, 792 60,388 5,000 13,126 14, 515 96, 264 150, 458 3 $54, 557 10, 436 59,196 35, 513 55,081 $39,785 22, 510 72,422 61, 222 33,135 31,969 9,678 26, 606 26,846 36, 222 62,377 9,639 334, 413 8,136 25, 652 91,476 9,757 74,152 22, 784 34,994 114,484 10, 232 17, 526 1,980 15, 605 17, 298 16, 402 16,090 23, 892 42, 236 19,276 39,146 14, 767 47,140 4,103 1,980 27, 784 63,987 18,929 $20,932 6,539 642 7,555 12,992 10,834 41, 055 15,143 14,339 $41,999 35,866 42,757 62,826 25,837 15,979 39,900 38,620 27,948 22,207 ^ f H $24,935 _ H Ul 18,494 72, 588 7,400 25, 583 21,612 15,073 6,330 23,752 15, 555 18,058 i I n c l u d e s $25,324 n o t shovm i n d e t a i 1. Ox T A B L E 1 1 . - 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S O F T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1931—Continued [See note at head of this table, p. 232] -PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY—continued III.—CONSERVATION OF H E A L T H Other protection to person and property Pounds Examining en gineers Humane and societies plumbers Total Supervision Prevention and treatment of communicable diseases Conservation of child life Tuberculosis Medical work for school children Vital statistics All other All other Food regulation and inspection All other Other conservation of health GROUP III—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000-Continued Fort Worth, T e x . . . Hartford, Conn New Haven, Conn. Flint, Mich Nashville, Tenn San Diego, Calif— Springfield, Mass—. Long Beach, CalifBridgeport, Conn__ Scranton, Pa Tulsa, Okla Des Moines, Iowa Salt Lake City, Utah.. Yonkers, N.Y Paterson, N.J Jacksonville, Fla Norfolk, Va Albany, N.Y Trenton, N.J Kansas City, Kans. $6,120 315 9,798 699 2,400 $97, 520 280, 520 200,006 109,831 109, 587 $22, 400 8,975 29,078 16, 627 15, 583 $1, 500 8,032 10,833 1,256 1,632 121, 660 211,049 69,131 189, 546 74.994 14,894 22,668 15,909 32, 832 10,195 4,195 2,186 1,680 7,566 95 11,420 8,436 54,883 2,748 8,229 940 433 5,409 93, 783 26.995 73,104 325,553 164,079 7,417 9,964 17,904 57,409 39, 111 4,785 3,862 3,820 68,912 33, 604 101, 213 105, 225 121,452 232,096 45,622 22,248 24, 610 37,419 27, 772 10,810 1,800 5,841 6,385 972 27,849 1,500 57, 320 $4,440 773 2,250 3,227 3,634 8,143 5, 334 2,930 30 3, 916 1,731 8,315 5,322 $6, 019 1,140 216 24 554 2,307 3,279 12, 863 4,167 782 "s'm 35, 005 28, 718 1,500 12,917 $17,100 13, 232 43,446 24, 602 75,428 12,912 $13,000 107, 581 30,329 21,990 24, 252 $28,020 87,819 59, 790 45, 337 7,581 30, 390 39, 641 5,709 67, 668 19,156 42, 882 61, 331 32, 576 37, 526 36,457 3,122 4,320 22,197 87,479 31, 776 42,469 5,571 7,803 69, 507 40,845 28,952 16, 879 13, 898 44,832 9,792 17,140 22, 357 52,790 37,485 11, 685 $34,412 9,326 6,488 17,128 11, 697 26,344 3,851 22,313 6,903 7,350 41, 524 $15, 500 20,469 17, 204 18,133 18,809 17,602 9,795 13,257 4,698 9,186 7,920 7,140 16, 564 16,071 8,020 25,523 11, 730 10,004 16, 778 12,363 32.855 Chattanooga, Tenn_. Camden, N.J Fort Wayne, Ind Erie, Pa Elizabeth, N.J Spokane, Wash Wichita, Kans Fall River, Mass Cambridge, Mass New Bedford, Mass_ Miami, Fla Reading, Pa Knoxville, Tenn.. Peoria, 111 South Bend, I n d . Tacoma, Wash_ _ _ Canton, Ohio Wilmington, Del. Gary, Ind Somerville, Mass. Evansville, Ind_. El Paso, Tex Tampa, Fla Lynn, Mass Utica, N.Y Duluth, Minn Waterbury, ConnLowell, Mass 4,215 42 "I26" 4,808 1,200 1,800 288 5,827 447 15,429 13, 332 6,502 11, 241 12, 202 62,886 42,308 214, 754 192,837 225, 732 14, 214 12, 714 17,454 9,865 23,531 73,641 88,961 98,349 141, 218 52,419 22,168 6,242 17,876 5,612 4,782 3,295 52,810 54,175 31,061 43, 273 124, 745 9,424 8,772 10,630 8,416 18,123 1,500 3,233 2,600 350 54,444 74, 725 54,045 184,173 5,603 10.117 16, 877 17, 812 1,300 3,167 1,800 60,736 1,844 450 2,669 123,954 70,147 57,965 138, 237 6,623 12,383 5,070 8,656 1,520 3,873 475 155" 140 900 46, 324 105,617 29, 832 91,642 93,965 1,660 7,210 4,632 8,500 232 565 250 1,120 450 ~4,~264' 2,240 7,608 330 3,400 3,600 3,261 1,834 2,100 1,320 1,146 2,120 1,200 360 1,250 600 ~2~566" 3,240 150 1,038 300 1,080 4,099 570 4,423 2,209 932 392 022 782 279 4,908 28,975 7,400 41,776 28,352 4,379 14,129 3,910 2,500 5,758 4,464 12,003 24,263 1,515 28,718 47,398 26, 268 16,698 23, 581 26,786 40,686 35,321 11,301 7,586 22, 256 7,711 4,498 4,968 15,496 7,337 28,044 8,933 10,928 13,393 17,420 32, 705 14, 095 15,360 25, 227 31,459 363 14,627 17,071 14,665 29, 097 22,425 1,000 37, 791 16, 334 15, 428 2,134 1,998 32, 958 11, 299 37, 070 8^100 37,547 28, 542 13,152 2,675 16, 304 3,900 7,590 104, 750 23, 336 2,679 9,925 17,466 27,392 21,425 5,449 71, 741 21, 000 2,762 124,559 71,806 109,981 46, 999 102,773 53, 10, 29, 27, 145 1,416 20,134 9,622 7,788 3,000 4,990 9,925 12,904 3,632 2,280 11, 313 Q 2,722 3,800 11,219 14, 281 7,017 >1 t- 37,444 24,308 19,288 26,135 11, 050 1,619 2,767 5,969 11, 350 12,923 3,730 9,647 $7,483 $4,876 23,417 6, 554 2,500 3,840 1,482 GROUP IV.—CITIES H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000 95 96 97 98 99 Allentown, P a S a c r a m e n t o , Calif . Schenectady, N.Y__. _ Bayonne, N . J Rockford, III 100 101 10? 103 104 W i l k e s - B a r r e , P a . _ __ _ L a w r e n c e , M a s s . - - ___ Savannah, G a . Berkeley, C a l i f . . Little Rock, A r k $178 $5,731 617 $900 3,000 $3, 272 3,500 1,872 2,088 3,633 1,324 386 5,923 133 4,292 862 19,170 1,780 1,911 $50,312 74,584 140,105 109,155 75,569 48, 220 i 150, 572 65,920 52, 204 40,993 $11, 714 6,200 24,205 16,447 10, 667 $4,318 2,200 3,000 900 $4, 500 2,306 $4, 214 6,715 36,180 42, 000 2,451 $22,025 29,434 62.995 50,147 15, 711 5,293 16, 645 27, 225 8,000 5,520 4,706 1,320 2,655 300 78,023 3,720 9,296 6,528 16, 888 12, 769 11,109 23, 323 10,160 5,244 22,166 14, 300 5,665 37, 061 26,073 900 10, 308 8,437 10, 623 6,614 9,764 > W f TABLE 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E 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 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d to 00 [See note a t head of this table, p . 232] II.—PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY—continued III.—CONSERVATION OF HEALTH Prevention and treatment of communicable diseases O t h e r protection t o person a n d property CITY City numb <3 Pounds Examining engineers Humane and societies plumbers Total Supervision Vital statistics All other Tuberculosis All other Conservation of child life Medical work for school children Food regulation and inspection All other $4, 215 Charlotte, N.C_ Altoona, Pa Saginaw, Mich. St. Joseph, M o . Lincoln, N e b r . . $325 843 2,874 3,796 110 111 112 113 114 Harrisburg, P a . . . Sioux City, Iowa. Lansing, Mich Pawtucket, R . I . . . Pasadena, Calif... 50 2,522 115 116 117 118 119 Niagara Falls, N.Y.. Binghamton, N . Y . . Shreveport, La Huntington, W.Va. Manchester, N . H . . . 120 121 122 123 124 Winston-Salem, N . C . East St. Louis, 111 Quincy, Mass Lakewood, Ohio Troy, N.Y $264 398 150 $780 259 207 2,855 $45, 689 27, 550 47, 064 45, 713 72,470 $11,299 3,738 20, 320 11, 263 15, 219 ~6,_946" 36,153 29, 552 41,713 20, 372 77, 303 7,958 11, 525 9,371 4,732 13, 400 83, 994 65,167 35,113 21, 932 74, 253 13,144 16, 547 9,134 3,198 14, 556 1,764 1,849 1,960 2,468 3,150 2,090 16, 208 183 1,051 1,661 60, 483 20, 785 107,499 38,034 56, 936 11, 687 3,670 11,408 8,154 13, 698 1,000 650 816 883 1,050 310 7,530 6,750 6,294 545 ~5,~866" """279" 2,001 2,583 1,104 570 ~~2~414" ~760" 1,200 $563 $900 1,500 575 66,196 1,698 12, 339 3 > a M \> ui GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued 105 106 107 108 109 Other conservation of health $3, 553 18 2,166 19, 080 11,038 $18,837 21,650 17, 859 8,770 37,874 2,853 2,100 3,650 6,019 10, 069 17, 790 10,929 24,192 6,946 33, 854 $360 1,700 1,606 1,300 3,769 21,840 6,000 5,906 3,355 28, 238 24,199 8,501 10, 253 11,131 17, 291 13, 536 17,800 11,155 4,783 12, 390 4,598 4,026 17,834 8,290 13, 362 19,484 18, 423 1,016 9,456 1,700 $10,177 2,144 5,019 6,600 6,739 6,252 4,998 3,000 2,100 16, 211 7,043 11,320 7,860 4,248 2,000 16, 908 3,392 3,327 4,100 4,600 > H i—i Ul H HH Q Ul O o M H M ui 125 126 127 128 129 Springfield, 111 R o a n o k e , Va Portland, Maine E a s t Orange, N . J . . . . _ Springfield, O h i o . . . _ 130 131 132 133 134 Cicero, 111 M o b i l e , Ala New Britain, Gonn Racine, Wis Atlantic City, N . J 135 136 137 138 139 Pontiac, M i c h . Hammond, Ind Newton, M a s s . . . Johnstown, Pa_. _ Oak P a r k , 111 140 141 142 143 144 M o n t g o m e r y , Ala Glendale, Calif. E v a n s t o n , 111 Covington, K y Topeka, Kans 145 146 147 148 149 M o u n t Vernon, N . Y . . Brockton, Mass . . Passaic, N . J T e r r e H a u t e , Ind.__ . . C h a r l e s t o n , S.C 150 151 152 153 154 Medford, Mass Wheeling, W . V a Charleston, W . V a 155 156 157 158 159 Lancaster, P a __ I r v i n g t o n , N.J__ _ _ . Madison, Wis San Jose, Calif... __ ___ Chester, P a 160 161 162 163 164 H o b o k e n , N.J__ Maiden, Mass __ Beaumont, Tex... Union City, N . J — Bethlehem, Pa _. _ - 200 1,200 2,473 2,418 1,834 60 2,860 1,292 4,243 200 2,960 1,239 I, 277 300 1,975 752 103, 380 9,531 120 _ __ 6,501 1,009 346 360 3,904 4, 230 1, 250 1,580 2,489 3,322 1,850 603 2,591 496 330 5,000 2,801 4,417 11,863 50 900 4 Davenport, Iowa 1 70 618 1,398 1,225 300 1,296 600 2,147 40 3,396 10, 292 1,884 2,115 29 3,217 456 578 355 5, 009 I 2,547 13,252 6,589 9,509 1,580 2,810 23, 730 14, 448 3,050 8,420 6,035 20,890 40,033 20, 646 2,546 24,850 16, 555 35, 695 2,957 27,478 5,364 2,000 42, 208 5,397 19, 285 17, 520 14, 368 38,895 19, 786 36, 529 63,483 29,885 8,967 11,979 13,281 20,485 6,197 464 1,800 400 33,850 33, 762 53,927 60, 416 105, 303 7,154 2,789 10,842 16,071 21,167 1,500 754 720 3,108 900 9,314 7,446 1,680 1,000 77,61 12, 204 57, 667 31, 863 27, 260 21,000 3,850 7,281 5,067 10,892 1,520 3,200 739 1,000 1,600 33, 626 i 37,859 63, 655 12,143 57,822 11,269 600 8,365 16, 670 6,322 4,870 3,060 1,459 29, 375 5,674 827 6,347 3,120 12, 535 17, 324 1,554 8,546 68, 226 102, 013 71, 378 22,138 35,457 15,830 15,422 14,717 2,830 11,347 2,995 1,000 2,880 2,883 46,497 3,500 2,462 16,511 16,810 10,388 6,583 38, 456 12,905 26,471 6,285 6,412 49,909 30,069 41,539 33,087 19, 976 5,883 8,466 18,416 12,410 3, 622 3,598 15,977 20,114 20, 356 86, 695 40, 534 35,420 3,432 7,107 17,044 10, 266 8,150 1,000 600 430 51, 995 82, 000 45, 345 47, 039 22,429 1 11, 374 8, 395 18, 533 8,040 3,000 335 1, 500 1,800 5,095 900 983 1, 650 2,733 2,563 1,888 9,509 1 1,200 17, 287 14, 538 15,119 3,920 9,718 2,557 9,420 4,481 28, 912 17, 663 17,109 23, 566 4,307 26,809 34, 210 783 233 26, 270 8,039 18, 529 29, 358 12, 481 11,910 461 8,500 2,000 2,600 3,700 6,261 2,379 8,840 2,100 9,193 4,000 4,500 2,300 8,565 1,435 $1, 200 1,284 1,477 10, 272 15, 674 600 5,253 2,840 7,225 3,400 940 2,500 300 1,710 2,200 8,738 4,500 2,335 8,422 o > H > W 4,431 4,502 4,466 7,248 5,436 1, 800 11, 061 1 4,166 9, 551 3, 269 5, 841 3, 420 4,705 1,000 5,512 7,868 6,061 H TSl 4,968 1,800 943 6,000 2,000 1,200 Includes $25,324 undistributed payments. to CO TABLE 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E 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 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 : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d [See note at head of this table, p. 232] II.—PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY—continued m City numb Pounds - ~ - -••• Prevention a n d treatm e n t of c o m m u n i c a ble diseases O t h e r protection t o person a n d p r o p e r t y Examining engineers H u m a n e and societies plumbers - o - — _ - III.—CONSERVATION OF HEALTH CITY ft r to Total Supervision Vital statistics AH other Tuberculosis All o t h e r C o n s e r v a t i o n of child life Medical w o r k for school children Food regulation a n d inspection All o t h e r Other conservation of health o I—I > ui GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued 165 166 167 168 169 Springfield, M o Austin, Tex __ . Decatur, 111 E a s t Chicago, I n d Hamtramck, Mich 170 171 17? 173 174 Holyoke, Mass Cedar Rapids, Iowa Y o r k , Pa_ _ N e w Rochelle, N . Y Jackson, M i c h 175 176 177 178 179 McKeesport, P a _._ Kalamazoo, Mich Cleveland Heights, Ohio Greensboro, N . C Waco, Tex 180 181 18?, 183 M a c o n , Ga.__ Dearborn, Mich H a m i l t o n , Ohio Galveston, T e x 184 185 186 187 Durham, N . C Highland Park, M i c h F r e s n o , Calif Port Arthur, Tex $2,179 2,378 1,500 1,200 7,348 $300 $126 $4, 920 12,890 5,540 15, 419 10,057 1,194 2,104 112,318 15,953 21,063 62, 203 39,729 8,040 5, 074 5, 432 9, 771 4,129 752 12,432 18, 523 30, 670 25,187 33, 548 30, 355 6,816 8. 870 7. 823 8, 492 17,896 46, 045 26,346 18, 659 27, 078 20, 826 8, 541 3, 352 12,150 1,800 28, 611 67,736 42,416 21,566 1 5, 600 14, 246 8, 928 9,356 1,130 1,200 562 1,500 4,045 24,350 1,672 700 _ 5,084 800 2,670 240 149 30 32 2,030 16 2,058 _ _ _. $18, 060 25. 885 21, 359 38, 509 44,568 $1, 928 300 2,318 1,650 6 292 600 8,136 1,891 726 680 4,805 2,369 198 2,452 750 1,800 $3, 301 5,700 5,940 1,385 5,280 915 40, 287 28,106 $270 $1, 965 2,615 6,999 13, 905 24, 581 5, 442 11, 973 8,535 8,388 12, 031 34, 458 6,318 1,334 2,293 1, 235 1,560 3,220 8, 033 14, 570 11, 463 14, 257 989 2,000 3,119 6,923 6,206 5,721 3,630 9,890 5,441 5,357 3,715 2,500 2,100 3,888 15, 085 3,681 5, 890 26, 305 16, 445 10, 710 $900 780 1,248 1,400 660 1, 350 256 9,380 823 1,082 > $7, 604 3,780 2,100 M w M $7,800 19, 693 1,500 11, 284 2,100 O 6, 742 2,491 2,100 o zo fej o 6,529 M H 2,340 4,937 3,843 4,492 M Ul 3,005 6,900 6,150 3,039 4,229 5, 783 2,560 4,200 5,025 4,600 12,800 $2, 018 188 189 1% 191 Asheville, N . C K e n o s h a , W i s ._ B e r w y n , 111 P u e b l o , Colo 19? 193 194 195 C o l u m b i a , R.fi Pittsfield, M a s s Jackson, M i s s . . Woonsocket, K.I 920 477 1,696 450 535 1,000 2,900 704 621 150 25,181 1 62,551 19,073 24,548 6,755 17, 480 3,230 6,177 31,782 60,160 19, 795 13,318 7, 757 11,111 1, 224 2, 111 600 2,820 7,223 17,026 6,370 3,477 22,225 15, 217 4,990 1,769 12,868 12,851 3,316 9,935 10, 111 2,715 5,678 610 1,135 2,810 16,433 442 7,126 3,000 626 3,600 3,000 2,022 2,801 6,511 6,480 3,005 1,771 GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000 196 197 198 199 ?on 201 Everett, Mass Clifton, N . J . P h o e n i x , Ariz N e w Castle, P a S t o c k t o n , Calif 203 204 205 Haverhill, Mass Brookline, M a s s Muskegon, Mich Stamford. C o n n Elm-ra, N . Y 206 207 208 209 210 Bay City, Mich A u r o r a , 111 Muncie, Ind Waterloo, Iowa Williamsport, P a 211 21?, 213 214 215 Chelsea, M a s s Lexington, K y James.ovvn, N . Y Portsmouth, Va L o r a i n , Ohio 216 217 218 219 %0 C h i opee, M a s s J o iet Iil__ _ A m a i l o , Tex Cranston, R.I Wichita Falls, Tex 221 222 223 224 225 Battle Creek, M i c h Perth Amboy, N.J Montclair, N . J P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio Salem, Mass ?m $742 $110 $600 2,797 240 1,902 100 1,118 405 16 180 1,482 6,653 5 75 780 2,937 5,886 195 600 927 2,298 956 3,147 1,975 2,282 973 $6, 275 5,516 4,592 3,041 $479 721 $6,190 $8,373 1,457 5,845 $11, 255 6,498 10, 751 11, 227 94,540 117, 384 54,193 41,540 59,873 7,646 7,990 3,126 12,857 23,618 350 250 46,170 28,968 23,392 50, 486 29,599 5,822 14,868 12,853 20,831 14, 975 11,230 15,030 4,199 3,174 540 1,937 4,466 3,059 6,384 3,803 12, 772 31, 742 5,000 1,805 1,680 6,164 10, 736 8,217 2,700 287 8,878 11, 829 10, 352 6,326 10, 525 20,883 1,276 556 69 603 2,830 10,125 4,587 7,515 7,750 11, 933 1,760 2,434 821 20,472 14, 058 17,191 14,786 3.779 3,500 $5,937 $2,392 402 6,508 $14,346 1,161 3,696 180 456 1,727 $34,964 20,531 27,696 14,268 2,169 1,800 1,141 1,603 568 17,657 14,862 11,938 | 5,943 21,135 6,891 6,041 2, 2S0 600 4,112 59, 527 55, 064 36, 638 36, 659 18, 726 4,400 10, 928 12, 677 20, 773 4,595 39,967 12.454 26, 682 19, 728 17.455 4, 639 7,311 11,107 6,826 4, 396 44,784 38,329 50,463 9,056 70,341 16,968 9, 272 21, 376 3,800 1 5,373 3,595 1,107 2,230 1,050 520 100 542 1,249 184 1,628 49 270 421 2,000 500 566 39,430 1,853 3,543 3,163 2,276 8,859 2,950 2,643 4,200 1,900 1,043 $4, 400 1,000 2,314 3,600 2,200 1,500 B 4,301 14,371 2,338 3,680 3,319 xn 2,860 2,800 6,785 6,324 6,363 1,700 9,181 1,825 2,400 3,543 656 1,000 778 T A B L E 1 1 . - 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E 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 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 : 1931—Continued [See note at head of this table, p. 232] II.—PROTECTION TO PERSON AND P R O P ERTY—continued III.—CONSERVATION Prevention and treatment of communicable diseases City number Other protection to person and property CITY Pounds Examining engineers Humane societies and plumbers All other OF HEALTH Total Supervision Vital statistics Tuberculosis All other Conservation of child life Medical work for school children Other Food regulation conservation and inof health All other spection GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued 226 227 228 229 230 Columbus, Ga_. Warren, Ohio __ Kearny, N.J . _ Lima, Ohio Council Bluffs, Iowa 231 232 233 234 235 Dubuque, Iowa Lynchburg, Va_ St. Petersburg, Fla__ _ Ogden, Utah. _. East Cleveland, Ohio... 236 237 238 239 240 Oshkosh, Wis .__ La Crosse, Wis Anderson, Ind Fitchburg, Mass Poughkeepsie, N.Y 241 242 243 244 245 Waltham, Mass..- __. Sheboygan, Wis Bloomfield, N.J Green Bay, Wis. Butte, Mont 246 Quincy, 111 247 Meriden, Conn 248 San Bernardino, Calif_ _ 249 Santa Monica, Calif 250 1 High Point, N.C $120 1,306 $531 $480 51 2,200 300 399 199 6,095 1,288 3,961 560 1,063 511 1,262 137 1,916 1.272 1,027 38 839 513 72 625 1, 637 3, 582 1,315 $228 693 I, oil 126 $26,563 1 15,120 27,487 14, 474 9,303 $6,308 3,600 7,462 3,900 2,666 14, 550 46, 238 41, 296 12, 568 22, 060 5,086 18, 544 3, 600 6, 621 1, 932 19, 207 19, 796 16, 216 64, 373 146,575 9, 548 6, 351 6, 950 5, 913 13, 373 50, 659 22,027 28, 684 19,811 9,868 16, 642 27,576 15,973 16,190 19, 994 8, 250 16, 047 8, 243 2, 916 3, 839 10, 431 3,550 1, 505 5,400 7,027 1 $284 $10, 592 5,722 600 5,347 $6,179 300 531 1,800 30, 794 105,165 351 1,080 241 1,020 1,533 18,180 830 332 634 767 1,080 9,330 16, 292 158 4,353 6,864 6,433 3,174 1,244 11, 243 3,152 6,673 11, 559 9,661 7,993 2,593 10, 543 12, 798 8,398 62 1,709 287 3,930 500 $3, 418 5,798 13, 275 3,700 5,734 881 2,179 12,159 4,900 13, 917 6,300 2,277 3,191 14, 625 5,828 10,790 4,078 $5,961 $5, 400 4,532 750 1,527 903 1,520 5,752 13,805 4,545 2,000 7,008 5,033 6,431 3,321 4,321 7,866 1,900 1,932 1,309 2,960 7,506 4,875 3,247 $4,425 \ i 251 252 253 254 255 Arlington, Mass Cumberland, M d R o c k I s l a n d , 111 Raleigh, N . C West New York, N . J_. 256 257 258 259 260 White Plains, N . Y T a u n t o n , Mass_._ H a z l e t o n , Pa__ W e s t Allis, W i s D a n v i l l e , 111 2,000 2,039 66l 1,550 3,644 300 261 262 263 264 265 Norwalk, Conn Auburn, N.Y _ Zanesville, Ohio E l g i n , 111 _ _Watertown, Mass . _ 2,368 16 344 991 266 267 268 269 270 Revere, Mass Norristown, Pa Superior, W i s S t e u b e n v i l l e , Ohio Orange, N . J _ _ ___ __- 64 503 10,161 1,571 104 271 272 273 274 275 A l a m e d a , Calif Plainfield, N . J Lewiston, M a i n e A m s t e r d a m , N . Y - _ _N e w B r u n s w i c k , N . J _. 276 277 278 279 S a n t a B a r b a r a , Calif Paducah, K y Easton, P a N e w p o r t N e w s , Va N o r w o o d , Ohio 281 282 283 284 285 Sioux Falls, S . D a k W a u k e g a n , 111 Mansfield, Ohio Colorado Springs, C o l o . Joplin, M o 287 288 289 290 Elkhart, Ind. T u c s o n , Ariz Laredo, T e x . Kokomo, Ind Rome, N . Y __ __ _ _ _ __ . _ 2,248 1 1,274 300 226 380 1,300 360 182 1,834 1,951 1,245 1,734 452 950 240 1,177 1,034 4,765 1,110 311 2,866 1,400 3,611 1,119 325 240 14 1,560 1,200 2,579 960 566 1,400 390 375 10,878 1,770 1,500 1,500 6,314 1,750 1,640 1,500 339 38, 263 1,958 13,492 1,165 3,200 5,390 15,167 38,402 13, 876 6,607 18,160 27, 667 6,269 8,765 1,567 2,700 5,313 27, 417 51, 352 14, 345 14,885 8,647 202 2,950 2,359 6,811 2,442 10, 513 18,584 5,010 13, 332 32, 903 1,293 5,959 3,193 5,782 4,779 1,191 446 1,093 900 641 800 917 500 256 3,237 8,058 35,170 7,295 28, 060 12, 847 33, 440 3,879 3,263 4,671 4, 527 5, 223 208 17,826 3, 768 3,224 28, 403 33, 219 14, 593 1 38, 307 27,854 9,099 11, 536 6,801 6,017 6, 398 1,280 1,500 476 1,234 1,800 1,504 500 6,522 200 4,843 1,300 301 1,150 1,236 28,124 8,506 15,794 : 22,911 11, 210 5,447 4,384 5,285 6, 684 4,296 500 2,540 1,722 2,540 7,922 500 5,961 602 9,609 4,635 4,989 11,908 9,013 18,515 23,112 16,352 4,638 4,860 10,187 7,842 2,864 300 2,770 2,200 4,153 4,235 5,516 3,621 6,971 14,502 2,575 7,043 23, 576 1,160 7,375 260 6,668 2,877 1,027 410 11,479 1,645 3,782 969 974 4,785 1,774 906 2,065 1,397 180 938 4,217 27. 215 4,651 9,488 7,047 2,850 2,000 5,687 1,898 3,191 600 1,300 822 2,418 900 750 749 8,463 4,032 9,477 5,473 12,744 6,858 8,365 14, 674 1,012 3,709 2,300 24, 779 8,500 1,950 6,320 493 2,977 3,600 2,786 3,930 250 375 12,937 300 3,355 5,473 8,061 6,300 13, 924 1,074 2,196 200 3,000 600 1,026 600 400 1,805 135 1,100 2,023 1,202 1,609 5,775 1,800 3,826 1,188 3,400 w 900 2,150 4,969 8,093 700 1,800 1,239 971 1,636 to 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E 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 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d 274 TABLE [See note a t head of this table, p . 232] ii.—PROTECTION TO P E R S O N AND PROPERTY—continued III.—CONSERVATION OF H E A L T H P r e v e n t i o n a n d treatm e n t of c o m m u n i c a ble diseases City number O t h e r p r o t e c t i o n t o person a n d p r o p e r t y CITY Pounds Examining engineers H u m a n e and societies plumbers Total Supervision Vital statistics All other Tuberculosis All other C o n s e r v a t i o n of child life Medical w o r k for school children Other F o o d x conserregulation vation a n d inof spection health All other 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 Wl ?9?, 293 294 ?,95 Richmond, Ind._ M o l i n e , 111 Watertown, N . Y W i l m i n g t o n , N . C __ __ Muskogee, Okla 296 ?97 ?98 299 300 Meridian, Miss Nashua, N . H . Fort Smith, Ark Port Huron, Mich Pensacola, F l a 301 302 303 304 305 B a t o n Rouge, L a M a r i o n , Ohio Bellingham, Wash Newburgh, N.Y S a n t a A n a , Calif 306 307 308 309 310 B l o o m i n g t o n , 111 Hagerstown, M d Everett, Wash N e w a r k , Ohio A l t o n , 111 Honolulu, Hawaii ._ $2, 735 4,603 4, 520 1,875 4, 249 9,341 3, 676 17 878 280 600 4,932 5,210 1,793 9,628 5,165 9,099 26,973 12,272 2, 289 2, 920 1,346 7, 669 605 275 1,650 289 2,100 3,043 3, 782 2,458 3,426 2,751 2,140 500 900 20 11,088 4,585 10,872 6,588 8,728 905 1,620 998 2,456 4,759 266,103 13,141 10 984 1,500 57 85 180 1,612 1,420 115 471 1,425 1,669 600 36 1 i Not included in group or grand totals. 1,200 12, 554 18,619 9,632 18,355 10,462 $280 $3, 021 $660 $620 2,190 6, 205 9, 597 366 100 405 242, 400 > a zn $654 4,163 10,358 3,194 $189 $544 600 $7, 296 10,808 44,308 25,061 8,016 N $3,365 3,455 19, 953 1, 290 6,246 291 7,186 1,574 7,614 457 $1,000 2,940 300 1,460 2,737 10, 557 12,272 3,066 1,210 3,650 810 2,927 CO H O 1,916 1,655 3,529 1,400 5,963 3,199 1,956 2,916 5,604 240 > $2,657 1,000 •3, 777 3,437 1,770 2,600 917 2,176 1,624 300 10, 562 ofcj o $150 H XSl T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S O F T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d [See note a t head of this table, p . 232] IV.—SANITATION, OR PROMOTION OF CLEANLINESS Total Grand total Group Group Group Group Group I II III IV V Sewers a n d sewage disposal | $148,317,985 $26,040,941 86,117,192 15,035,914 23, 718,832 15,377, 595 8, 068,452 Street cleaning i, 551,264 Other refuse collection and disposal Public convenience stations V.—HIGHWAYS Other sanitation Total Supervision Los Angeles, C a l i f Cleveland, Ohio St. Louis, M o Baltimore, M d Boston, Mass Pittsburgh, P a San Francisco, Calif. Milwaukee, Wis Buffalo, N . Y $41,658,943 9,660,186 5,886,406 5, 680,364 2, 741,949 Snow a n d ice removal Street lighting Repair W a t e_r - J for eomwav w a y s jpensation i6,121,392 $1,036,324 $5,568,064 $181,313,299 $2,947,432 $107,772,463 $5,601,427 $57,078,877 $1,050,411 13,077,919 32, 656,114 37,610,302 2,864,135 6,865,160 4,081,025 4,417,800 6, 718, 503 11,072, 593 3,581,401 4, 096, 794 6,965,156 2,099, 686 1,998,828 3, 608,181 280, 396 2, 492,461 148, 833 1, 076, 761 304, 608 1, 205,328 214, 037 520, 207 88, 450 273,307 93, 473, 359 23,136, 421 31,916, 741 19, 017, 618 13, 769,160 1,473, 684 418, 747 400, 700 361, 222 293, 079 G R O U P I . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 500,000 A N D New York, N . Y Chicago, 111 Philadelphia, P a Detroit, Mich Roadways $4,513,487 18,376, 203 18, 373, 680 3,320, 609 2, 347, 793 3, 804,871 2, 289, 654 3,183,474 210,092 3,465, 529 1,409, 828 587,942 805,866 377, 690 1,136,876 $10,525 8,618 37,445 27,187 6,052 26, 380 52,008 2, 503, 409 1,478,091 3, 219,168 3,908,929 345, 467 283,929 614,108 835,826 411, 707 667,482 585, 463 740,875 1, 472, 772 343, 886 1, 849, 575 2,109,364 2, 460, 555 943, 421 3,386, 732 2, 589,039 313,233 1,368,041 220, 497 659, 375 608, 476 733, 501 633,180 1, 430,191 8,600 1,148, 784 1, 569,311 90, 367 15, 414 6,400 57,958, 286 13, 787, 707 18,170, 571 10, 229, 610 7, 626, 279 2, 991, 028 |27,071,749 470, 388 6,809, 734 920, 921 10,990,001 689,866 7,211,500 529, 224 4,995,893 689,884 233, 710 87, 768 19, 699 19, 350 i, 862,1 3, 288, 718 1, 416,135 1, 346,780 505, 721 305,335 Q tei H OVER > $1,559,471 $395, 573 ;$30,958,065 $246, 479 $21,157,985 $1,805, 624 •6,188, 506 282, 332 3, 827,450 187, 737 176, 388 12,125,138 97, 516 7, 730,103 4,127,137 $133,934 70,962 194,568 3,047,177 7, 570, 585 191,375 460,818 179, 620 8, 485,886 121, 627 2, 010, 262 1,507 122, 581 5,769,091 2, 632, 523 216, 915 294, 230 7,015,064 437, 776 3, 727,880 273, 463 176, 742 143,642 170, 856 4, 475, 201 2, 557,971 3,839, 483 3, 743,933 52, 640 16,001 2, 847,157 1,056,519 1, 889,171 2, 500, 666 10, 555 1,136,853 1, 287,199 1, 539, 767 224, 089 988,043 193, 624 13,112 120, 692 159,651 4, 863,121 1, 819, 898 2, 940, 825 3, 078,159 263, 435 20, 744 25,137 3, 643,915 978,917 2, 049,834 1, 559,881 915,975 820,237 562, 771 158, 038 388, 763 1, 025,026 101,193 265, 389 379,443 161,613 129,155 21,135 39, 652 108, 076 79, 641 24,8 w DIVISIONS O [See note at head of this table, p. 232] v.—HIGHWAYS City number IV.—SANITATION, OR PROMOTION OF CLEANLINESS CITY Total Sewers and sewage disposal Street cleaning Other refuse collection and disposal Public convenience stations Other sanitation Total Supervision Roadways i TABLE 11.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL AND SUBDIVISIONS OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1931—Continued Street lighting Waterways Repair for compensation • GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 300,000 TO 500,000 Washington, D . C . . Minneapolis, Minn New Orleans, La.._ Cincinnati, O h i o . . . Newark, N.J $2,186,155 860, 921 1, 212, 259 997, 621 2, 438,176 $441, 637 193, 640 323,740 193, 355 535,872 $676, 024 290,906 335,875 351, 638 560, 786 $996, 617 299,867 511,128 388, 986 1, 025, 553 Kansas City, M o . . Seattle, Wash Indianapolis, I n d . . Rochester, N.Y 690, 1,122, 764, 1, 662, 081 383 630 465 5,419 135, 859 261, 899 182, 914 276, 935 145, 753 158, 252 253, 522 351, 229 774, 271 311,896 1,155, 492 Jersey City, N . J . . . Houston, Tex Louisville, Ky Portland, Oreg 1, 219,166 651, 402 704, 679 525, 976 77,184 147, 290 269, 707 95, 619 573,095 71, 200 110,877 276,162 452,185 258,636 285, 641 53, 659 12,428 18,595 $45, 284 70,109 41, 516 51,214 297,370 $3,340, 827 2,192, 286 1, 533, 216 2, 246, 558 1, 588, 650 6,919 15,494 6,211 19, 658 49, 579 51,006 26, 372 50,879 1, 815, 223 2, 303, 650 1,063, 722 1, 749, 658 3,707 32,829 116,702 174,276 34, 747 67, 707 1,171, 242 1, 012, 800 1, 205, 093 1, 913, 496 !6, 593 $223,454 66, 646 $1, 507,106 1, 544, 300 810, 475 1, 281, 289 799, 072 $29, 471 85,047 1,138, 719 1,617,820 627, 560 561, 353 2,657 44, 520 9,519 12, 580 32,913 8,649 20, 466 826,153 768, 718 865, 360 1, 439, 782 38,949 306,966 2,905 c $983,897 465,146 678,915 808, 080 498,801 $4,132 500 553, 250 375, 000 422,904 856, 909 200, 793 342,184 205,136 309, 376 310,136 27,015 43,326 157,189 251,828 4,902 120, 597 65, 517 3,739 6,948 200 23,183 6,033 21, 508 115, 536 w H • H w H M o o GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000 27 28 29 30 31 Toledo, Ohio C o l u m b u s , Ohio D e n v e r , Colo O a k l a n d , Calif A t l a n t a , Ga___ 32 33 34 35 36 St. P a u l , M i n n Birmingham, Ala Dallas, Tex A k r o n , Ohio M e m p h i s , Tenn___ __. $603,357 667,156 544, 733 390, 546 622, 415 312, 300, 586, 440, 486, 107 868 867 723 772 $51, 094 91, 685 63, 559 65, 327 111,725 101, 510 27,136 94,853 118,193 94, 781 $272, 672 203, 799 400, 208 208, 675 196, 039 128, 56, 165, 182, 94, 779 066 733 483 415 $236, 748 340, 286 26,850 73,784 283, 851 80, 453 200, 875 303, 304 123,888 260, 558 $7,419 8,342 5,698 500 1,911 2,866, $35, 23, 48, 42, 30, 424 044 418 760 300 1,365 14, 880 20, 111 6,159 37, 018 $1, 651, 203 640, 987 1,197, 314 722, 715 770,114 803, 064 378,184 762,144 866,691 466,978 j o $20, 000 $370, 317 $31,908 $1, 258, 668 629, 448 728, 299 433, 818 336,140 35,160 307, 728 240,118 314, 829 $2, 218 11, 539 94, 219 48, 779 119,145 436,131 183, 080 528, 853 488, 057 194,816 33, 484 3,140 325, 614 167,886 149, 270 265,178 226, 091 7,835 27, 218 80, 881 113, 456 46,071 M H M Providence, R.I San Antonio, Tex Omaha, Nebr Syracuse, N.Y Dayton, Ohio 800, 783 609,630 239, 304 794, 469 545, 598 302,437 114, 908 80,800 77, 644 251,969 211,102 153, 251 43, 772 235, 430 46, 083 223, 499 I 35, 616 192, 410 86, 702 4,250 464,133 12, 066 229,917 3,221 Worcester, M a s s Oklahoma City, Okla Richmond, Va Youngstown, Ohio 548, 273, 407, 189, 217, 699 620 598 616 523 109, 729 60,167 50, 687 37, 667 66, 304 232, 815 101, 000 89, 085 28,714 60.128 176,356 97,455 240,964 110, 223 85,181 279, 673, 333, 262, 238, 532 686 682 637 580 65, 760 34, 752 63, 423 75, 345 3,409 75, 282 217,999 156,916 36, 303 57, 820 124,910 371,722 80, 240 143, 778 136, 823 313,907 658, 395 400,154 475, 243 352, 209 46, 374 37, 564 84, 319 75, 364 55, 564 74, 710 163,870 82, 820 90, 956 79,138 186, 422, 194, 295, 204, Tulsa, Okla Des Moines, Iowa Salt Lake City, Utah. Yonkers, N.Y Paterson, N.J 142, 762 252, 443 177, 975 972,153 471,153 27, 272 78, 545 25, 216 51,120 182, 510 75, 019 75,881 57, 719 127, 079 43.129 40,471 ' 75, 669 I 70, 089 720,861 223, 894 Jacksonville, Fla Norfolk, Va Albany, N.Y Trenton, N.J Kansas City, Kans... 369, 462 394, 628 551, 768 391, 063 90,337 126,959 84,638 91, 527 109,557 6,312 39,884 143,267 315, 253 113,434 33, 576 162,191 150,184 90,391 142,180 40,849 929 1,739 5,688 20, 452 Chattanooga, T e n n . . Camden, N.J Fort Wayne, Ind Erie, Pa Elizabeth, N.J 143, 586 302, 289 154,079 174,152 267, 721 22,392 55,449 28,641 30,229 38,216 25,607 93, 795 45, 395 41, 786 149,895 78, 705 149, 702 60,347 99, 240 74, 870 1,500 1,897 Spokane, Wash Wichita, Kans Fall River, Mass Cambridge, Mass New Bedford, Mass.. 202,110 137,147 115,835 706,310 295,907 27,989 22,684 11,874 116,053 61,110 45,169 10,908 160,258 18, 770 79, 730 57,245 85,414 418, 519 185,328 4,233 Miami, Fla Reading, Pa Knoxville, Tenn Peoria, 111 South B e n d , Ind 290,882 211,973 136,183 191,216 75,023 56,967 70,846 19, 797 28,401 6,041 35,891 37, 604 34,954 60, 670 22,219 Grand Rapids, MichFort Worth, Tex Hartford, Conn New Haven, Conn Flint, Mich Nashville, Tenn San Diego, Calif Springfield, Mass Long Beach, Calif Bridgeport, Conn Scranton, Pa 28,129 149, 061 23, 780 5,196 14, 408 839, 233 663, 597 510.831 604, 372 576, 253 17, 378 1,000 433, 911 495, 054 202,179 247, 540 408, 626 35,331 | 270, 543 136, 725 33,828 228,828 10, 000 337, 095 162, 716 27,852 3,000 1, 343,106 99, 939 380, 078 376, 492 171, 592 301, 550 81, 267 99,068 185, 279 128,618 20, 764 14, 998 26, 862 13, 012 2,282 1, 701, 692 186, 306 613, 988 577, 939 385, 232 23,145 6,746 2,419 13, 580 26,068 26, 357 4,792 40, 528 332, 015 713, 678 434, 673 236, 786 283, 786 5,800 065 6,758 303 16, 314 492 I 16,411 511 2,835 464 | 13, 043 18, 344 22,112 10, 577 492, 975 917, 947 550, 666 485,290 358,147 13, 479 157,120 94,761 67,356 I 98,860 43,523 I 9,035 8,744 4,198 2,000 3,233 ~22~962 1,200 1,125 12, 481 ~~4~ 263" 205, 312 444,846 226, 755 85, 233 204, 427 261, 062 342,141 350,188 337,114 207, 204 604 753 093 620 216, 250 474, 272 386, 763 463, 037 419, 510 39, 499 14,800 48,909 5,440 9,600 469, 500 234, 028 551.832 485,929 135,945 16,882 3,343 18,196 1,000 4,740 271, 360, 243, 255, 279, 759 673 226 916 577 25,005 4,800 7,810 6,450 146, 511 163,210 101, 279 84,132 133,735 8,880 12, 049 3,406 11,480 7,737 393,936 186,992 216, 299 418, 518 307, 606 6,628 10, 283 13, 793 15, 690 259,465 87, 615 76,486 225, 580 144,002 39, 704 1,800 14, 076 3,285 3,240 410,877 285, 420 282,194 203,204 208,414 ',840 167,126 106,973 186, 375 76,656 132,224 13, 20, 73, 19, 8,940 7,707 52, 254 133, 345 204, 434 283, 024 161, 943 262, 990 239, 730 131, 273 169, 396 238, 254 75,800 68,495 82, 070 30, 818 45,996 9,737 $39, 286 29,184 2,100 95, 556 15, 043 16, 527 126, 703 187, 514 167,849 116, 452 60, 453 729 10,987 25, 282 18,906 7,756 5, 096 219, 432 249, 878 174,126 139, 636 110,166 69,185 12, 873 784 31,418 8,748 11, 000 18, 554 3,608 82,905 233, 958 83,518 269, 059 152, 912 80,589 23, 282 9,819 256, 743 31,018 228 177, 516 102, 755 302, 040 232, 265 59, 851 ::.. 18,192 1,514 13, 481 > w 46,870 2,508 15,182 294 10,000 2,657 124, 466 166, 604 132,403 151, 691 115, 413 782 5,275 4,744 2,283 21, 322 2,818 24,843 10,117 101, 607 65, 000 126, 5&8 147,186 123,648 32,864 27, 749 174 7,116 14,149 3,981 243, 751 104, 687 95,819 126, 548 48,507 579 Q 73, 760 to 15,862 T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S O F T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1931—Continued to 00 [See note at head of this table, p. 232] V.—HIGHWAYS City number IV.—SANITATION, OR PROMOTION OF CLEANLINESS CITY Total Sewers and sewage disposal Street cleaning Other refuse collection and disposal Public convenience stations Other sanitation Total Supervision Roadways Snow and ice removal Street lighting Waterways Repair for compensation 3 GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued Tacoma, Wash.... Canton, Ohio Wilmington, DelGary, Ind Somerville, Mass. $210,153 121, 732 306,365 192,497 365,697 $25,888 59, 972 19, 257 42,103 82,103 $49,163 9,157 76, 617 101,918 53,875 $121,739 52, 603 198,603 46,196 227,652 Evansville, I n d . . . El Paso, Tex Tampa, Fla Lynn, Mass 85, 695 145,866 315, 055 334,235 17, 319 23,907 38, 591 104, 781 32,722 45,339 38,376 19,994 33,446 66,458 223,191 197,066 Utica, N . Y . - . - . . . Duluth, Minn Waterbury, Conn. Lowell, Mass 306,973 99,983 146,603 299,412 14.145 34, 347 28, 628 22,365 65, 777 34, 729 57,657 97, 656 210, 505 12,936 48,882 168,072 $11,171 $2,192 600 2,787 136 5,938 5,197 10,819 $19,756 11, 288 2,280 2,067 $328,470 365,608 208,570 150, 017 375,954 2,208 7,375 14,897 12, 258 158,977 148,859 356, 819 349,471 8, 280 10, 608 17,971 6,239 500 417,368 286, 767 566,821 316, 563 8, 700 8,892 $233,075 182,722 77, 793 51, 758 247,232 O $1,639 $74,000 182,886 114.036 89, 559 115,480 7, 210 83,869 82, 043 163, 228 147,138 37,455 66, 238 66,816 184.037 157, 362 4,800 1, 493 32,975 15,057 211,817 159,987 391, 765 106,477 35, 732 27, 300 22, 915 48,146 165,019 91,875 114,234 146,883 $16, 741 4,350 ui > H 590 M Ul ~9~554 H h-i a $1,612 4,500 4,932 Ul o o GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000 M H 95 Allentown, Pa 96 Sacramento, Calif. 97 Schenectady, N.Y 98 Bayonne, N.J 99 Rockford, 111 $179, 661 286, 305 589, 953 401, 662 97, 646 $79, 459 69, 052 82, 495 26,135 48, 700 $44.063 70, 270 101,152 230,084 20, 711 $46, 747 138, 565 363,787 137,443 21,063 Wilkes-Barre, P a . Lawrence, Mass.. Savannah, Ga 129, 220 298,312 335,863 160, 557 44, 713 18, 228 19,999 38, 383 14,121 7,037 60, 605 21,973 127, 746 44, 373 14,964 42, 517 244,139 142, 655 93, 574 20, 662 100 101 102 103 104 Berkeley, Calif... Little Rock, Ark. $5,916 29,034 1,545 7,621 $3, 476 8, 418 13, 485 8,000 5, 627 7,870 4, 580 27, 079 ! 8,489 2,050 $250,073 213,920 1 379,406 1 297,480 188,162 238, 625 452, 231 130, 562 179,447 56, 385 $6,000 20,952 3, 500 9, 383 3, 560 6,445 9, 215 $137, 677 93, 967 82, 470 203,173 118,021 $2, 995 152, 571 252, 608 57,985 64,943 31,114 510 63, 467 25,080 343 1,966 $98, 845 101, 633 248, 349 90,464 44, 718 $10, 556 12, 320 2,555 72, 751 129, 711 70, 733 82, 522 22, 393 9,233 14,074 1,844 22, 767 2,878 M Ul 105 106 107 108 109 Charlotte, N.C Altoona, Pa Saginaw, Mich St. Joseph, Mo Lincoln, Nebr 236, 348 77, 610 81,110 27, 884 241, 725 71, 555 23,345 17, 246 15, 023 188, 589 50,083 30,848 51,054 9,861 40, 535 109, 201 1 14,824 1 6, 850 110 111 112 113 114 Harrisburg, Pa Sioux City, Iowa Lansing, Mich Pawtucket, R.I Pasadena, Calif 249, 313 161, 890 152, 646 138,944 324, 687 20,917 79, 053 42, 640 40, 396 198, 761 83,185 26,953 30.458 58,900 38, 674 128, 923 47,143 61,177 30, 000 76, 363 9,238 115 116 117 118 119 Niagara Falls, N . Y . . Bingham ton, N.Y__. Shreveport, La Huntington, W.Va.... Manchester, N . H 315,845 170, 908 194, 441 74, 727 113,844 14, 977 41,906 38, 384 11, 004 23, 824 70, 740 36, 614 50, 818 23,119 15,900 1 208, 339 85,988 93, 025 37, 739 56,896 19, 206 120 121 122 123 124 Winston-Salem, N.C East St. Louis, 111—. Quincy, Mass Lakewood, Ohio Troy, N.Y 150, 507 87,895 296, 737 113, 892 284,409 66, 476 31, 622 59, 487 13, 552 35, 424 125 Springfield, 111 126 Roanoke, Va 127 Portland, Maine 128 East Orange, N.J 129 Springfield, Ohio & m 130 Cicero, 111 131 Mobile, Ala 132 New Britain, Conn_. 133 Racine, Wis 134 Atlantic City, N . J . _. 129, 069 129,467 157,134 306, 430 19, 395 46, 614 14, 312 54,807 68, 340 6,108 119,183 168,095 118, 634 68, 753 518, 387 135 136 137 138 139 Pontiac, Mich Hammond, Ind Newton, Mass Johnstown, P i Oak Park, 111 140 141 142 143 144 Montgomery, Ala Glendale, Calif Evanston, 111 Covington, Ky Topeka, Kans 5,194 5,509 | 8, 593 5,960 3,000 7, 407 179,182 183,911 177, 295 152,983 132, 760 2,400 1 2, 880 3, 300 2, 399 106, 428 ! 113, 442 96,069 97,897 64, 564 7,050 8, 741 11,143 3,612 8, 328 286, 523 180, 279 243, 088 280,154 269,179 4, 716 19, 257 157, 124 97, 759 135. 324 181,199 127, 872 2, 583 6,400 12, 214 2, 865 7, 200 307, 212 278, 759 132, 089 116, 208 343, 808 1 2,800 1, 800 4, 018 18,058 188, 572 169, 776 87, 786 23,951 211, 950 1 61, 621 28. 308 169, 089 93, 140 93, 019 2, 700 7, 355 3,866 1,455 18, 794 106, 267 152, 235 448,929 222,172 225,169 362 798 571 508 941 52, 293 79, 227 38, 860 151, 622 10,426 1,800 3,130 4,805 7, 960 1,920 94, 248 194,908 511, 872 234, 691 233,838 19, 626 22, 248 42, 839 12, 322 13, 663 37, 284 86, 634 26, 310 13, 830 142,891 60, 213 53, 539 36, 943 38, 684 318, 296 2,060 5, 674 6, 544 3,375 99, 271 122, 308 280, 620 175, 237 357, 294 106,188 137, 726 332, 397 139,799 154, 664 49,167 50, 029 110, 220 59, 291 7,405 19,117 34, 544 69, 743 23,907 47,997 32, 403 53,153 147, 831 49, 288 93, 752 167,161 91,531 663, 221 187, 317 222, 064 109, 863 88,804 124, 327 130,770 169,345 27, 735 10, 377 20, 399 15, 231 46,967 19, 710 20, 610 64, 295 5,745 137,172 28, 32, 57, 78, 23, 567 34, 588 76,967 28,814 88, 560 1 46, 375 43, 288 17,982 78, 564 25,863 1 7,228 6,036 2,561 10, 024 1,091 5,998 542 43, 537 3,546 1,955 2,719 4,603 4,594 5,510 15 1,524 • 12,186 536 8,979 8,161 6.431 142, 053 165, 249 241, 220 186, 281 189, 824 1 1,945 24, 592 91, 015 292, 360 145, 985 98, 624 8,383 1, 659 3,905 2, 264 68,100 57, 469 75, 294 45, 671 53, 475 2,254 1,737 4,273 2,210 10,058 7,53l 16,839 99,077 79,544 88, 527 75,318 109,136 30,322 1,031 11, 706 2, 082 12,914 17,864 96, 259 97,116 36, 942 87, 718 88,805 1,813 8,577 5,561 521 7,131 35,952 200 1, 400 75, 812 56,180 115, 315 68, 427 108,921 5,863 5,040 3,302 7,560 20, 568 490 37, 656 149, 858 256, 752 92, 270 148, 529 65, 435 2, 264 32, 720 4,653 5,914 30, 806 55,114 178,183 60, 335 214,945 4,861 12, 628 5, 400 1,700 90, 630 25, 972 434, 008 133, 863 148, 693 2, 769 45, 854 15, 909 6, 539 7, 320 2,440 93, 503 88, 914 180, 450 82, 390 60, 774 1 3, 500 988 6,201 79,717 2,072 5, 344 452 2,035 49, 555 36, 649 126,125 121, 216 81, 469 67,477 64,883 66,823 108, 269 106,862 o $16, 224 768 8,401 16, 931 3,032 3, 840 775 166 2,211 2,894 1,480 29, 573 2, 500 62, 392 60, 698 133, 833 44,968 60, 395 7,938 43, 363 60, 000 48, 087 95,131 119, 075 5,187 9, 796 4, 911 8, 760 5.500 3,035 1,014 5,932 1 to H teJ CO T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S O F T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d to 00 o [See note at head of this table, p . 232] IV.—SANITATION, OR PROMOTION OF CLEANLINESS Total Sewers and sewage disposal Street cleaning Other refuse collection and disposal Public convenience stations V.—HIGHWAYS Other sanitation Total Supervision Roadways Snow and ice removal Street lighting Waterways Repair for compensation > GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued O M 145 146 147 148 149 Mount Vernon, N.Y Brockton, Mass Passaic, N.J Terre Haute, I n d . . . Charleston, S.C $282, 780 208,172 294, 871 26, 981 127, 921 $47, 705 86, 929 119,455 637 35, 344 $54, 967 13, 111 51,212 6,400 43, 022 $175, 008 100, 794 121, 704 19, 944 41, 457 $5,100 $7, 338 2,500 8,098 $232, 706 301, 315 105,894 144, 703 101,150 $3,800 11, 405 3,732 $84, 472 174, 355 38, 528 77, 625 35,435 $8, 839 14,898 5, 000 $125,110 98, 232 62, 366 57, 771 61, 725 $12, 485 2,425 $100 5,575 3,890 > Ul H > M 150 151 152 153 154 Medford, Mass Wheeling, W.Va Charleston, W.Va... Augusta, Ga Davenport, Iowa 199, 685 113,193 83, 939 76,129 87, 024 39, 844 45, 060 9,399 6,770 17, 075 33, 500 5,315 32, 443 21, 600 9,932 124, 039 56,178 38, 360 42, 009 55, 073 155 156 157 158 159 Lancaster, Pa Irvington, N.J Madison, Wis San Jose, Calif Chester, Pa 47, 659 140, 563 266, 823 42, 049 72, 231 8,472 7,000 99, 773 9,270 8,789 17, 231 49, 563 74, 483 30, 648 15,885 17, 000 80, 000 64,840 268 41, 797 160 161 162 163 164 Hoboken, N.J Maiden, Mass Beaumont, Tex Union City, N.J Bethlehem, Pc 264, 436 175, 443 81, 698 225, 039 45, 805 44, 788 51, 903 27, 986 17, 823 14,112 109, 088 21, 902 41.136 127,892 18.137 98,460 95, 712 12, 576 75, 724 8,308 165 166 167 168 Springfield, Mo Austin, Tex Decatur, 111., East Chicago, I n d . . . Hamtramck, Mich... 47,193 128,195 71, 736 171,354 238, 391 16, 617 52, 280 51, 495 64,832 35, 645 15, 837 9,600 16, 641 50, 786 48, 204 6,798 64, 515 1,500 54,686 152,442 2,302 6,640 3,737 5,750 4,944 198,180 132,130 73, 785 148, 443 150, 294 9 4,000 27, 727 1,863 5,760 141, 027 189, 977 209, 212 92,159 122, 987 4,680 12,100 1,246 507 3,600 4,741 50, 069 222, 945 123, 921 103, 414 189, 605 6,824 1,800 2,100 1,050 2,100 | 103, 525 121,111 63, 783 90, 426 120,800 4,947 1,117 7,700 6,067 "2,166" 7,002 15, 424 2,100 3,500 2,400 3,603 108, 627 78, 573 26, 378 87, 523 62,138 18, 000 75,481 118, 977 114,178 19,182 48, 325 490 1,000 24, 490 9,409 126, 918 65, 767 30, 288 115,957 57,300 110,248 29, 679 13,870 80,920 1, 028 18, 686 1,261 879 52,165 53, 291 41, 340 60, 920 84, 770 65,056 70, 000 52,179 63,842 50,177 37, 945 60, 756 58,154 69, 765 64,152 40,892 913 1,575 30, 791 71,189 39,801 11,688 266 Ul H M O 258 Ul o 11,363 9,135 24, 485 2,715 1,161 a M H M Ul 8,617 1,833 10,863 189 79 170 171 17? 173 174 Holyoke, Mass Cedar Rapids, I o w a . . . York, Pa N e w Rochelle, N . Y . . . Jackson, M i c h . 185,828 1 128,056 80,403 403,182 42, 683 17, 792 49, 704 13, 376 68,873 25,186 31,856 55, 616 15, 067 112, 703 11,189 124, 589 22,336 44,180 218, 786 175 176 177 120, 648 45, 432 9,380 17,346 45, 629 22, 966 59, 249 349 178 179 McKeesport, Pa Kalamazoo. M i c h . . _ Cleveland Heights, Ohio Greensboro, N . C Waco, Tex 191, 095 57,801 61,873 22,491 11,081 19, 779 20, 428 14, 920 10,452 143, 435 29,840 31, 300 180 181 18? 183 M a c o n , Ga__. D e a r b o r n , M i c h ___ _ H a m i l t o n , Ohio __ ___ Galveston, Tex _ _ _ 71, 003 172,862 74, 360 100, 305 1, 681 77, 571 7, 864 13,448 12,171 17, 773 11, 746 5,164 51, 685 51, 983 53,134 80, 704 184 185 186 187 Durham, N.C Highland Park, M i c h . F r e s n o , Calif. Port Arthur, Tex 83, 508 141,108 60, 655 65, 743 10, 699 4,325 25, 514 10,819 23,144 42,887 30, 341 11,879 49, 665 84, 944 2,400 43, 045 188 189 190 191 Asheville, N . C Kenosha, Wis B e r w v n , 111. . . . P u e b l o , Colo 66, 093 93, 533 23,169 22, 892 3, 452 15,108 7,051 21, 620 16, 065 11, 072 11, 505 36, 238 54, 049 11, 651 768 19? 193 194 195 C o l u m b i a , S.C Pittsfield, M a s s Jackson, M i s s . Woonsocket, R . I . 82, 953 84, 435 64, 907 86, 074 5, 794 51, 524 6,123 30, 927 14, 480 14,961 24, 489 13,988 48, 17, 34, 39, 771 950 295 219 8,134 3,457 400 2,829 2,820 3,479 261,986 1 113,400 109,863 332, 670 125,175 2,730 1,457 3,660 3,314 100, 699 94, 111 4,741 1,960 342 234, 736 117,125 163, 927 4,920 25, 535 1,616 136,132 283, 495 167,151 163, 913 7,780 546 989 5,411 1,801 1,196 3,541 2,400 102, 609 133, 241 170, 865 68, 475 2,982 8,311 446 3,568 105,833 169, 338 149, 733 122, 680 13,908 151, 929 275, 038 120, 218 147, 014 744 3,500 3,572 3,950 3,173 126,916 46,662 44,177 153,981 53, 783 2,348 3, 600 3, 800 7, 368 10,110 48,189 40, 406 148, 015 51, 601 126, 343 84, 711 111,339 123,175 115,127 2,655 3,996 9,426 6,207 3,815 48,145 52, 857 415 848 200 79, 619 60, 255 35, 095 7,102 2,921 2,289 2,743 41,145 74,825 62, 742 68, 475 2, 293 53,851 77, 587 67, 673 47,129 4, 480 2, 585 4, 648 98, 337 146,440 86, 301 70, 064 3,666 13, 039 5,080 32,327 59,170 56, 260 156, 270 62,497 96, 588 5,168 1,000 37, 765 15, 579 49, 148, 43, 44, 249 397 976 986 2,172 17, 416 44,144 58, 286 98, 013 9,952 130 Q 51, 982 86, 583 79, 060 71, 588 670 53, 592 85, 333 28, 940 51, 992 1,020 2,392 4,731 > > W1 tr w GO GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000 196 197 198 199 200 Everett, Mass—. Clifton, N.J Phoenix, Ariz New Castle, Pa_. Stockton, Calif... $108,077 85,973 112,663 83, 217 96,433 $38,836 35,654 14,034 32,702 32,361 201 202 203 204 205 Haverhill, Mass.. Brookline, Mass. Muskegon, Mich. Stamford, Conn.. Elmira, N.Y 80,349 238, 304 88,433 214,993 81,825 6,824 30, 507 13,723 51,086 11,621 $12,846 16,199 47,048 8,876 62,677 21, 726 57, 542 35,936 23, 598 13, 228 $55,221 31, 720 44, 397 34,712 56 45,627 131, 766 36, 774 138, 018 50,621 $3,090 3,927 6,172 7,585 2,155 $1,174 2,400 4,094 3,000 1,339 10,904 2,000 2,291 4,200 I $170, 601 101, 345 133,907 123,835 196, 566 $72, 577 51, 768 44,675 32,509 87, 338 $14,719 229,671 444,680 62,874 349,584 227,953 130, 581 248,819 24, 027 261, 509 128,956 39,200 73,040 1,978 10,696 2,313 8,453 $70,807 49, 577 51,431 87,926 74,049 ~27,"663 $710 53,206 96,935 38, 097 79,801 70,803 242 6,283 750 3,983 9,045 35,179 T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S O F T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d [See note at head of this table, p. 232] City number IV.—SANITATION, OR PROMOTION OF CLEANLINESS CITY Sewers a n d sewage disposal Total Street cleaning Other refuse collection and disposal Public convenience stations V.—HIGHWAYS Other sanitation Total Supervision Roadways Snow a n d ice removal Street lighting Waterways Repair for compensation GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50.000—Continued ! $20,346 37,937 3, 938 52, 634 7, 231 $25, 641 28, 248 9,185 7, 325 13, 778 $24,997 19, 209 12,762 3,667 120, 407 119,751 72, 027 75, 341 55, 074 35, 726 18,115 27,236 24,193 12, 339 24, 603 51,479 14, 798 23,654 17,119 57, 460 46, 897 29,343 27,494 21,120 74,768 62,811 129, 262 6,001 51, 393 6, 471 32, 594 17,856 3,633 26,102 9iq 990 Chicopee, Mass__ Joliet. Ill Amarillo, T e x Cranston, R . I W i c h i t a Falls, Tex____ 23, 949 19, 369 50,441 59,178 65, 805 6,001 4,415 221 ^99 993 994 995 B a t t l e Creek, M i c h . . . Perth Amboy, N.J Montclair, N . J Portsmouth, Ohio. Salem, M a s s . 94, 422 126, 537 174,871 46, 037 1 80, 210 73, 686 26, 849 30, 928 5,431 8, 953 20, 319 37, 589 23,760 5,955 15,387 59,999 117,083 34, 476 53, 344 996 997 998 C o l u m b u s , Ga___ W a r r e n , Ohio Kearny, N . J L i m a , Ohio ._ Council Bluffs, Iowa__ 82, 276 9,376 127, 600 10,838 49, 783 1 30,477 3, 427 43,699 2,690 19,052 12,955 1,238 31,350 5,434 13,097 32,820 300 49, 201 225 14,763 ?m *>07 ?08 909 ?10 911 919 913 914 915 916 917 918 99Q 230 Bay City, Mich A u r o r a , 111 ______ Muncie, Ind Waterloo, Iowa Williamsport, P a $49,921 | 96, 792 32, 832 75, 016 25, 276 Chelsea, Mass___ . Lexington, K y J a m e s t o w n , N . Y _ __ Portsmouth, Va .. Lorain, Ohio__ $3,934 5,610 500 2,295 $142,882 79,080 71,045 99,110 94,874 $3,400 2,618 3,260 350 186,739 127,953 131, 668 70,938 148,166 4, 559 7,526 3,660 147,807 101, 652 67,041 108,985 74, 294 2,100 3,100 175 1,211 201,125 83, 496 150,921 127,129 270,555 5,467 4,411 3,350 2,489 2,871 84,016 132,942 104, 740 140, 222 53, 356 1 $600 300 4,496 4,761 417 1,315 557 2, 600 2,415 4,513 1,705 3,000 10.545 2,492 3,252 $99,171 43,370 25,071 40,998 44, 394 $4,422 1,800 128, 308 55.128 61,415 20, 686 96,902 9,324 72,863 65, 738 30,819 62, 093 60,157 33,000 131, 503 43, 916 63,146 86,856 181,874 9,736 40, 668 95, 543 41,141 99.129 13, 396 2,742 5,938 6,497 9,971 $35,889 32,871 43, 259 50, 252 47,999 $1,039 115 2,703 2,481 44, 548 72,251 55,481 28,126 50, 455 574 8,834 22,126 34, 418 35,914 35, 527 37, 700 14,137 $809 695 4,679 54,858 36, 580 79, 522 37, 294 67,958 3,323 40,299 34,907 63, 599 40, 593 31, 705 3,049 1,756 2,979 207 500 5,003 231 232 233 234 235 Dubuque, Iowa Lynchburg, Va_ St. Petersburg, Fla Ogden, Utah East Cleveland, Ohio. 56,693 79,169 120, 297 30,498 104, 759 9,338 23,567 36, 525 2,257 29,377 28,005 1 21,109 21, 777 10, 222 2,871 236 237 238 239 240 Oshkosh, Wis La Crosse, Wis Anderson, Ind Fitchburg, Mass Poughkeepsie, N . Y . . . 69,908 43, 933 31,133 87,342 156,740 14,009 9,821 11,284 26, 797 9,931 21,054 10,000 1,000 29, 814 41, 370 32,601 21,401 18, 849 29,431 102,799 241 242 243 244 245 Waltham, Mass Sheboygan, Wis Bloomfield, N.J Green Bay, Wis Butte, Mont 136, 610 75, 807 124,469 46, 841 72,088 35,095 29,993 44,754 8,139 5,614 30, 009 26,045 9,250 17, 038 38, 271 70,541 16, 866 70,465 17, 761 28, 203 246 247 248 249 250 Quincy, 111 Meriden, Conn San Bernardino, Calif. Santa Monica, CalifHigh Point, N.C 44, 079 43,729 35, 216 176,241 100, 780 10,413 21, 831 15,050 23,240 37, 743 11, 845 4,176 8,812 53,452 23, 233 20, 589 17, 557 508 72, 261 38, 604 251 252 253 254 255 Arlington, Mass Cumberland, Md Rock Island, 111 Raleigh, N.C West New York, N . J . 126, 697 58, 039 47,106 68,793 132,835 24, 790 7,936 4,924 4,644 9,974 12, 881 18,977 14,392 17, 212 81,151 87,147 28,915 26,182 46, 937 38,910 256 257 258 259 260 White Plains, N . Y — . Taunton, Mass Hazleton, Pa West Allis, Wis Danville, 111 141,438 47, 871 30,117 107,488 33,724 16, 024 7,712 38,421 12,605 13,345 13,623 8,262 14,235 6,170 94, 369 12, 232 8, 504 51, 899 18, 834 263 264 265 Nor walk, Conn Auburn, N.Y Zanesville, Ohio Elgin, 111 Watertown, Mass 39,161 74,319 24, 035 63, 083 126,151 8,958 10,299 6,739 31,799 49,032 6,610 33,053 9,434 15,271 7,399 22,210 29,662 6, 895 16,648 68,849 Revere, Mass Norristown, Pa Superior, Wis Steubenville, Ohio Orange, N.J 67,829 19,036 60,427 83, 025 121,466 33, 298 7,390 8,266 6,656 36,467 4,940 267 268 269 270 22,712 31, 685 7,006 27,169 9, 500 25, 800 44,684 71, 375 271 272 273 274 275 Alameda, Calif Plainfield, N.J Lewiston, Maine Amsterdam, N.Y New Brunswick, N . J - 26, 699 45,917 20, 727 79,458 87,453 2,788 36,704 2,552 11,103 6,234 19,324 6,908 4,605 27,490 18,479 1 18,000 32, 663 51,753 15,189 69, 761 300 12,170 39, 265 60,940 350 1,267 1,000 1 1,830 10, 242 1,563 2, 750 2,244 2,711 1,300 2, 640 965 2,903 341 19,300 3,562 1, 232 165 10,846 I 7,988 1, 200 102, 591 1 112, 753 116,898 85,118 125, 305 158,129 137,813 48,801 287,366 162,719 145, 310 1 163,507 1 70,219 132,044 112,383 108,948 119,832 91,814 132,507 100,109 ! 2, 800 175,567 72,672 89,807 i 88,999 77, 651 2,933 1,200 217,839 181, 204 125,794 105,315 59,800 1,879 2,211 1,608 5,992 5,639 1,383 1,305 967 365 871 6,618 4,287 2,305 1,400 1,600 1,800 83,696 151,966 168,334 63, 695 125,165 4, 200 2,400 2, 000 9,504 18,165 103,049 71, 603 i 46, 801 168, 254 1 49, 866 6,748 5,763 7,566 2,400 2,666 3, 000 2,400 4,768 2,100 5,508 1,800 210,389 117,872 136,546 55,500 166,103 | 123,047 68,460 139,791 104,445 99,152 2,422 2,146 3,649 2,894 3,298 30, 651 72, 976 45, 226 28, 785 75,879 4,481 1 6,696 7, 073 2,166 6,869 4,950 2,400 2,377 2,105 7,132 1 II, 400 62,542 1 31, 496 71, 360 37,656 1 42, 532 ! 15,095 290 1 4,627 1,585 312 688 3,596 346 11,935 5,505 2,202 45, 029 41,931 38,203 13,078 69,324 78,934 78,933 103, 708 16, 654 75, 048 46,738 11,680 10,971 47,949 36,116 50,868 45, 751 59, 250 67, 751 63, 739 39, 352 64,681 46, 510 323 7,920 105, 727 45, 847 41, 825 42,900 33, 063 26, 323 109, 259 163, 252 83,035 56,127 22,969 8,126 9,444 1,197 11,732 100, 014 38, 206 37,456 35,051 3,356 147,125 56, 385 89,284 17,603 106,220 3, 738 12,769 49,622 46, 552 47,262 36,717 43, 223 2,831 78,121 43,301 76,614 66,911 59,150 47,015 97,475 126, 337 5,226 45,592 1 3,679 3,995 2,081 2,676 6,949 2,697 361 452 40,513 45,721 49,462 65,116 50,985 2,710 214 440 3,000 9,791 6,099 38,827 17,720 46,083 36,179 37,059 13,851 507 1,546 22,976 1 34, 544 50,518 11,889 58,469 64,445 o tef 62 1,694 2,192 1,870 43, 455 25,131 40, 022 42,129 44,588 I, 666 176 7,742 W1 tr 1,180 2,489 843 1,355 59 32 2,427 to 3,552 00 CO T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S O F T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d 00 [See note a t head of this table, p . 232] V.—HIGHWAYS City number IV.—SANITATION, OR PROMOTION OF CLEANLINESS CITY Total Sewers and sewage disposal Street cleaning Other refuse collection and disposal Public convenience stations Other sanitation Total Supervision Roadways Snow and ice removal Street lighting Waterways Repair for compensation M 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 6,723 276 277 278 279 280 S a n t a B a r b a r a , Calif. Paducah, K y Easton, P a Newport News, V a . . N o r w o o d , Ohio $70,815 31,788 106,465 62,740 50,447 $25,898 13,030 20, 721 19,401 6,698 $24,296 15,772 16,867 13,457 4,192 $9,974 816 58,397 28,126 38,184 $10, 647 2,170 4,100 1,756 1,373 $114, 666 64, 507 136, 853 55,784 119, 240 2,000 281 282 283 284 37,887 15, 571 59,823 24,360 8,497 22, 468 7,450 3,023 9,471 1,621 4,051 25, 664 1,350 71,575 68,416 122, 780 1,000 2,220 21, 555 14, 906 9,402 2,532 7,903 8,801 1,047 4,250 2,526 124, 277 77, 936 6,506 285 Sioux Falls, S.Dak___ W a u k e g a n , 111 Mansfield, Ohio Colorado Springs. Colo Joplin, M o Elkhart, Ind T u c s o n , Ariz Laredo, Tex Kokomo, Ind Rome, N . Y 24, 061 94,062 21,196 48,892 61, 692 4,250 36, 257 2,846 10,117 9, 552 1,717 42, 246 22,941 6,667 46,453 12,960 4,846 23, 689 2,327 700 1,800 3,673 1,800 517 66,932 79,993 65,978 59,009 97,449 2,199 287 288 289 290 291 292 293 294 295 Richmond, I n d M o l i n e , 111 Watertown, N . Y Wilmington, N . C M u s k o g e e , Okla 22, 211 44, 680 52,061 65, 062 22, 556 3,020 10,905 15,184 12,605 3,000 15,179 19,437 33,000 6,500 11,715 16, 505 15,240 12, 716 11,106 3,276 1,200 2,091 2,200 6,160 4,950 123,891 90,825 135,332 100,191 69, 722 2,168 296 297 298 299 300 Meridian, Miss Nashua, N . H Fort Smith, Ark Port Huron, Mich__. Pensacola, F l a 51, 440 44, 235 29,017 41,478 66,577 5,245 6,386 6,115 11, 290 21, 607 9,472 11, 667 7,859 13,157 15,468 36, 723 19,111 13,828 13,091 17, 794 900 1,215 3,940 11.708 90, 753 114, 090 37,140 99, 248 150, 796 r 14, 545 581 6,171 1,000 $63,198 36, 635 69,784 27,215 71, 238 a $850 33,376 48,387 72, 216 1,422 3,039 70,429 50,105 1,668 25,448 40,948 47,676 18,830 40,125 1,000 84,619 47,084 77,194 72,345 28,078 58,793 49,467 23,937 53,911 54,290 9,167 168 19,803 14,475 5,189 $32, 575 27,772 54, 696 26,124 46,144 36,032 13,990 49,398 45,674 24,185 $166 $12,170 9,523 2,445 1,858 745 473 693 GO H H M CO H 3,646 40 190 38,245 38,855 18,302 39,264 41,957 915 6,200 34, 220 42,000 25,000 27,511 34,166 2,884 1,573 13,335 335 6,478 31, 960 41,117 12,650 40,148 96, 202 9,031 553 304 M Q CO O a 301 30? 303 304 305 Baton Rouge, La M a r i o n , Ohio Bellingham, Wash Newburgh, N.Y S a n t a A n a , Calif 306 307 308 309 310 B l o o m i n g t o n , 111 Hagerstown, M d Everett, Wash. 69,386 1 55,665 27,893 110,205 65,930 13,459 23,672 7,571 18, 962 21, 533 13,918 2,996 16, 709 14,086 7, 317 38,274 27,164 64,936 36,023 29, 395 13, 509 21,093 24,850 18,541 21,130 4,963 2,677 12, 420 10, 347 6,973 4,996 2,455 25,850 4,242 1,292 3,550 15, 328 263,504 66,814 96,0£9 100, 661 A l t o n , 111 Honolulu, H a w a i i 1 3, 735 1,833 3,613 1,000 73,636 34,411 2,521 2,669 1,816 1,569 1,324 633 ' 54, 528 84, 685 58,354 161, 284 111,444 24, 528 69,162 37, 976 99,389 65, 823 5,448 1, 225 90, 677 77,192 102,158 67,119 59, 609 31,008 32, 753 79, 881 45,911 24. 929 7, 935 904,400 7,282 2,000 80 828, 623 30,000 14,151 12,140 1 44,233 40, 865 6,624 1,372 1,614 4,932 3, 531 000 810 277 380 380 5, 669 5,614 68,439 7,338 52, 30, 22, 20, 34. 828 300 VI.—CHARITIES, HOSPITALS, AND CORRECTIONS CITY a Total a Supervision Care of poor Outdoor 5 G r a n d total G'oup G'oup Group Group Group I.__ II III IV V __ 9 * 0 i . 955, 675 ±*u f o37,033 29,316,042 24,574, 755 12,640,883 8,886,962 In- institutions General C a r e of children 43,424, 627 7, 286, 308 12,838,198 6,344,444 5,376, 536 8, 795, 645 1,400,177 1,885,617 781,511 730,001 Other charities Special City $2,634,720 $75,270,113 $13,592,951 $16, 599,029 1, 407,470 319, 287 452,857 249,836 205, 270 Corrections Hospitals Charities s 11,943, 355 2, 992, 698 864, 442 592,432 206.102 $1,041,230 $52,019,301 476,085 388,158 126,909 38, 696 11.382 34, 241, 964 7,962, 749 4, 976,189 3, 369, 945 1, 468. 454 For adults For minors All o t h e r Probation boards and officers $7, 817,479 $11,427,202 $13,011,993 $5, 544,140 *2. 997, 517 7,196, 584 9, 233, 838 4,333, 791 2, 246, 876 3,236, 798 516,135 3, 683, 294 2, 556,042 988.534 1, 222. 660 162,860 445, 663 769,324 171, 788 1, 880, 878 15,559 40,684 34, 762 229, 510 943,504 66. 8S9 223.279 1 34,468 30,932 533.639 G > W GROUP I— CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER New York, N . Y . . . . Chicago, 111 Philadelphia, Pa Detroit, Mich Los Angeles, Calif„. Cleveland, Ohio St. Louis, Mo Baltimore, Md Boston, Mass Pittsburgh, Pa San Francisco, Calif. Milwaukee, Wis Buffalo, N . Y $42,865,442 7, 209,264 9, 676, 583 20,005, 845 8,843, 752 $397,187 75, 507 136, 273 76,457 $8,300, 992 $1,071,048 2, 203,442 591,860 3,058,897 513,439 13, 586,037 2,051,886 3,151,440 745,478 3,432, 210 3,454,047 2,352, 992 11,371,837 15, 464 22,243 31,651 227, 383 1, 309,359 251,309 453,978 6, 092,421 223, 799 167,727 51, 398 728, 645 3,485, 775 3, 586, 378 4, 795, 436 5,457, 472 39,009 46,926 243, 488 95,882 275,486 469, 739 2, 233, 647 2,037,880 1, 612,169 504,780 178,873 354, 543 i Not included in group or grand totals. I, 064, 590 463, 304 105, 775 383,317 400,165 298,349 204, 683 97, 606 277, 098 $494,851 75,940 $17,308, 342 $2, 414, 673 $1,338, 569 $3,028, 073 915, 517 729,411 6,515 1,839, 663 20,000 57, 552 1, 623,618 1, 098, 254 1,281,103 90, 042 162,917 1,456, 391 727,849 187, 449 241, 540 1, 204,189 1, 334, 822 819, 735 254,953 2, 715, 975 178, 564 22,788 33,033 777,738 1,210,804 923, 574 3,123,922 42, 620 688, 523 243,103 716,842 75, 722 1, 360, 603 924, 013 1,229, 523 393,491 $371,177 382,000 210,640 152,483 371, 560 383, 323 1,022,870 387,959 179,869 299, 766 154, 541 583,921 159,660 197, 218 212, 546 24, 388 84,649 54, 639 35, 562 281,026 304,100 130,846 581,128 20, 460 538,351 234,898 274,643 378, 421 657,790 49,983 36,875 47, 564 16, 250 100,080 79, 666 107,144 to 00 T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S O F T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L SERVICE: 1931—Continued ts3 00 [See note at head of this table, p . 232] VI.—CHARITIES, HOSPITALS, AND CORRECTIONS Hospitals City number Charities Corrections CITY Total Supervision Care of poor Outdoor General In institutions Care of children Other charities Special All other City Probation For adults For minors boards and officers Q g GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 300,000 TO 500,000 Washington, D.C__ Minneapolis, Minn New Orleans, La.__ Cincinnati, Ohio... Newark, N.J $4, 625, 582 1, 683, 778 445, 213 2,838, 775 5, 074, 715 $111,098 32,400 2,500 33, 604 $19, 201 484,927 61,049 998, 249 1, 646,036 $121,587 49,919 37, 698 184,840 175,121 $535,168 66,338 38,994 83, 630 626, 761 $30,877 168,258 5,298 Kansas City, M o . . Seattle, Wash Indianapolis, Ind_. Kochester, N.Y 1,881,814 1,229,915 1,087, 669 4,373, 443 27,026 80, 484 211, 705 2, 603, 537 49,479 43, 908 173,989 509, 248 5,813 74, 480 262, 614 63,586 73,070 113,102 Jersey City, N.J Houston, Tex Louisville, K y Portland, Oreg 3,373, 688 665, 919 1,147, 304 888, 227 38,179 142,231 18,430 61,005 96,974 461, 780 45, 533 357, 870 552,321 54, 926 136,487 437,386 172 177, 551 $559,163 601, 070 975, 693 1,083,472 $460,843 $1, 790, 662 40,832 29,407 34,000 37, 595 56, 595 136,013 44,199 898,528 $884, 269 125,779 174,312 183,178 314, 799 $102, 402 51,802 37,352 106,142 180,417 $10,312 33,046 16,415 80,831 105, 382 787,080 659, 933 534,607 297,974 242,167 71,422 81, 509 870 160,895 91, 329 4,190 126, 788 199,591 65, 750 33,208 34,187 66, 665 22,282 29, 286 48,845 359,191 28,862 3,863 3,205 207,722 94. 208 63,800 124, 773 69, 713 97, 722 43, 702 32,423 26,946 157, 640 386,861 1,498,849 252,125 497,333 215,450 10, 250 ?8 ?9 30 31 Toledo, Ohio Columbus, Ohio._ Denver, Colo Oakland, Calif Atlanta, Ga - $1,159, 60S 345,045 964,067 17, 249 681,559 $14,978 15,378 $1,097,319 286,380 264,660 3,600 117,209 1 $4,463 $51,690 $5,203 72,900 3,600 22,135 13, 649 12, 610 $456,108 459,242 1 GO H 55 H M o CO o o n a CO GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000 97 3 > $61,289 32,034 76,806 66,763 $10,952 $1,000 1,987 15, 573 St. Paul, Minn 1 Birmingham, Ala__ Dallas, Tex ___ Akron, Ohio Memphis, Tenn _ _ Providence, R.I San Antonio, Tex Omaha, Nebr Syracuse, N . Y . . Dayton, Ohio __ _ 379,225 1 53,922 343,746 407, 560 446,864 561,647 51,809 1,155 1,408,470 660,331 Worcester, Mass Oklahoma City, Okla Richmond, Va - __ Youngstown, Ohio Grand Rapids, Mich.. __ 2,084,866 98, 387 357,774 172,875 359,419 Fort Worth, Tex Hartford, C o n n . . New Haven, Conn Flint, Mich Nashville, Tenn. 256,963 733,916 581, 677 1, 068, 349 296, 513 _ ._ San Diego, CalifSpringfield, Mass Long Beach, Calif. _ Bridgeport, Conn. Scranton, Pa 23,834 1, 057, 644 50,556 922, 541 402, 689 10,264 15,425 58,159 38,079 31,854 20, 538 49,257 12,147 33,475 19,609 95,337 12,694 37,821 295,875 8,264 36,190 180,814 20,660 239,424 285,347 31,965 1,155 680,610 425,765 72,896 2,000 172,500 157,432 253,597 230,933 135,000 146,906 12, 669 1,147,030 64,742 113,037 151, 549 306,032 202,963 341,011 203,213 377,726 25,668 850,078 21,072 612,594 123,347 Tulsa, Okla Des Moines, Iowa. _ _ __ Salt Lake City, Utah Yonkers, N.Y __ Paterson, N . J . 6,968 9,440 34,115 784, 509 389,178 Jacksonville, Fla __ __ Norfolk, Va Albany, N.Y Trenton, N.J Kansas City, Kans . 98,019 203, 582 267, 622 401,048 22,198 Chattanooga, Tenn . . _ Camden, N.J Fort Wayne, Ind Erie, Pa Elizabeth, N . J 291, 072 383, 235 13,701 56,449 288,746 52,440 237,916 6,245 51,440 177,107 Spokane, W a s h Wichita, K a n s Fall River, M a s s . Cambridge, Mass N e w Bedford, M a s s 48,306 32,392 782, 595 602, 231 644, 525 1 19,399 12,226 13,499 551,823 330,364 461,661 1 7,400 13,973 20, 648 2,237 9,440 508 199,020 242,406 15,000 66,851 87, 418 273,096 12, 290 $34,117 $67,202 16,627 56,620 41,228 11,724 29,058 8,313 16,912 22,470 6,252 5,269 88,018 28, 512 7,424 8,657 2,392 11,360 396,748 28,904 19,844 5,296 763,011 135,161 75,997 2,800 250 2,074 1,585 48, 921 5,133 54,000 260,889 71,347 12,088 103,090 106,387 47, 389 1,136 14,367 14,026 185,127 1,374 2,231 48,206 66, 552 678,535 198,792 2,170 6,140 15, 767 29,219 3,792 27, 225 1,058 27,657 720 46, 381 102,591 100 300 35,420 8,643 35, 276 9,120 20,042 24, 524 6,824 48, 519 43,793 3,315 17,872 13,003 148 4,583 7,396 3,919 5,600 249,701 80,000 275,933 10,231 15,460 2,100 2,750 900 9,177 1,351 3,600 3,432 2,500 4,577 161, 326 W 1,200 2,532 4,811 207, 262 70,000 1-3 35, 499 49,005 46, 800 25,885 3,705 4,713 425 Q > 1,300 44,134 183,125 9,289 46,855 56, 541 9,659 2,040 10,082 12,000 19, 398 10,884 3,467 1,979 8,038 1,000 14,036 75,061 69,643 85,195 7,639 30,000 7,115 152, 538 202, 224 3,173 70,388 to 243 00 T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S O F T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d to 00 00 [See note at head of this table, p. 232] YI.—CHARITIES, HOSPITALS, AND CORRECTIONS Hospitals City number Charities Corrections CITY Supervision Total General Care of poor Outdoor I n institutions Care of children Other charities Special City For adults For minors All other Probation boards and officers 3 o 62 t* GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued Ul 77 78 79 80 81 Miami, Fla Reading, P a . . Knoxville, T e n n Peoria, 111. . _ _ South Bend, I n d _ - _ 8? 83 84 86 Tacoma, Wash . C a n t o n , Ohio Wilmington, Del Gary, Ind._ Somerville, M a s s 87 88 89 90 Evansville, I n d El Paso, Tex Tampa, Fla. Lynn, Mass 91 9? 93 94 LTtica, N . Y Duluth, Minn W a t e r b u r y , Conn Lowell, M a s s 8T $373,125 9,625 453,496 $41,065 9,625 231, 356 $311,819 $7,000 _ _ ._ 28, 70, 284, 505, 628 934 749 610 239,926 34, 478 279,126 ! 473, 279 $17, 841 200, 875 4,723 > H $9, 542 31,210 33,710 24, 042 200, 526 10, 901 3,600 307, 349 $2,400 M Ul $2, 500 $9, 037 2, 400 42, 575 8,100 18, 387 5, 773 13, 009 36, 522 440,101 11, 480 92,802 11, 662 4,406 9, 018 130, 764 343, 758 32,901 120, 503 14, 065 901 40, 725 Q Ul 12, 914 1,500 1,800 $23, 337 17,196 $3, 500 3,0C0 3,600 573 12, 700 33, 741 904 3,600 3,643 90, 931 14,713 227 11, 629 21,414 17,999 11, 954 $32, 587 O o 6,655 21,184 230, 527 H IH 22, 282 1,760 187,612 9,401 1,800 257,206 M H M 4,046 3,624 4,700 tei Ul GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000 99 Allentown, P a S a c r a m e n t o , Calif Schenectady, N . Y Bayonne, N . J Rockford, 111 _ _ $10, 519 41,678 417,827 256, 572 17, 494 $20,427 2,700 335, 079 \ 83,485 61, 036 94,153 100 101 i02 103 <o 104 Wilkes-Barre, P a Lawrence, Mass Savannah, Ga B e r k e l e y , Calif Little Rock, Ark 105 106 107 108 109 Charlotte, N . C Altoona, P a Saginaw, M i c h St. J o s e p h , M o L i n c o l n , Nebr.__ 44, 022 4,762 280,837 23, 509 201, 375 110 111 112 113 114 Harrisburg, Pa Sioux C i t y , I o w a Lansing, Mich Pawtucket, R.I. P a s a d e n a , Calif 9,000 1,800 264, 516 224,183 70, 342 115 116 117 118 119 N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y Binghamton, N . Y S h r e v e p o r t , La... Huntington, W.Va Manchester, N . H 257, 643 862,134 17,128 44, 001 72, 999 120 121 122 123 124 Winston-Salem, N . C E a s t S t . L o u i s , 111 Quincy, Mass L a k e w o o d , Ohio Troy, N . Y 474, 791 128, 469 419, 928 1 125 126 127 128 129 Springfield, 111 Roanoke, Va Portland, Maine E a s t Orange, N . J . . . Springfield, O h i o . . 16, 651 83,162 290, 685 102, 606 227,183 130 131 132 133 134 Cicero, 111 Mobile, Ala. New Britain, Conn R a c i n e , W i s . . . _.Atlantic City, N . J 3,650 79, 717 213, 265 608,815 195, 723 _ _. 6,402 2, 463 2,550 224, 624 42, 359 46, 623 4,315 22, 408 4,762 260, 784 19,339 8,619 $1, 288 $13,342 $80, 273 $20, 722 $13, 025 115, 535 750 $1,828 3,622 $150 102, 686 $1, 367 2,100 8,550 600 300 1,200 71 26, 726 3,400 12, 000 11,811 5,892 81, 829 6,853 7,409 2,640 13, 200 4,170 350 185, 504 6,902 9,000 5,022 16,250 6,795 3,792 152, 877 .. $9, 231 28,336 281, 552 141, 037 13,122 1,800 232, 094 170, 585 47,176 205, 365 234, 585 17,128 15, 529 61, 507 11, 500 13, 558 23,166 36, 028 46,193 105,112 10,098 5,316 5, 776 13,137 II 9,439 134, 324 22, 872 123, 572 27, 082 147,942 75, 743 37,023 2,750 9,552 127, 256 598, 046 32, 004 1 3,572 465,877 2,710 8,401 17, 361 2,400 1,800 3,500 15, 743 7,160 900 15,000 32, 599 2,377 50,316 157,064 8,980 95,836 4,137 41, 591 318,821 103, 999 52,454 9,577 8,739 118,818 12,109 1,598 11,152 $15,272 16, 651 25, 418 11,245 4,558 5,879 16,950 182, 231 7,929 900 3,304 25,960 10, 769 1,780 64, 761 6,386 1,666 1 1,500 1 2,100 13,834 19,490 7,202 150,000 OO CO T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S O F T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d CO o [See note at head of this table, p . 232] VI.—CHARITIES, HOSPITALS, AND CORRECTIONS Hospitals Charities Total Supervilon Care of poor Outdoor Corrections General In institutions Care of children Other charities Special City For adults For minors Allother Probation boards and officers 3 a > GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued Ul 135 136 137 138 139 Pontiac, Mich Hammond, Ind Newton, Mass _. __ __ Johnstown, P a _ -Oak P a r k , 111 140 141 14? 143 144 M o n t g o m e r y , Ala._ Glendale, Calif 145 146 147 148 149 M o u n t Vernon, N . Y . _ _ Brockton, M a s s . Passaic, N J Terre Haute, Ind_ Charleston, S . C „ 255, 039 330,803 207,398 14,100 188, 757 11, 662 9, 478 150 151 15? 153 154 Medford, M a s s _ Wheeling, W . V a Charleston, W . V a A u g u s t a , G a ._ D a v e n p o r t , I o w a _ __ 109, 293 4,826 21,192 258,909 155 156 157 158 159 Lancaster, P a Irvington, N . J Madison, Wis San Jose, C a l i f . . Chester, P a 13, 741 189,967 26,451 3,697 11, 472 $131,120 8,082 95, 021 750 2,000 53, 448 5,060 700 34, 676 87,023 __ $6, 490 $49,867 8,082 72,001 $81, 253 > H $735 750 $15, 795 i—i Ul H i—i O 2,000 27,837 5,060 350 14,698 21, 733 $13,945 29,174 $8, 650 7,696 51, 240 28, 993 55,144 5, 381 46,960 237, 497 113,655 2,100 21,138 5,147 96,489 7,657 6,830 14, 652 750 3, 545 16, 697 350 6,088 1,122 $13, 657 21, 000 300 68, 284 900 2,300 1,530 130, 371 32, 500 43, 750 10, 800 72, 875 13, 741 42,000 1,000 o 13,890 9,142 1,691 3,626 5,838 11,876 2,500 6,872 147, 967 25, 451 3,697 2,100 Q $3, 206 88 3,000 1,200 8,524 224,801 Ul $11, 666 2,691 M H M Ul 160 1 H o b o k e n , N . J 161 M a i d e n , M a s s 162 B e a u m o n t , T e x 163 U n i o n C i t y , N . J 164 B e t h l e h e m , P a . - - - - - 165 166 167 168 169 D e c a t u r , 111. _E a s t Chicago, I n d H a m t r a m c k , M ich 170 171 172 173 174 H o l y o k e , Mass..Cedar Rapids, Iowa.York, Pa N e w Rochelle, N . Y Jackson, Mich - _ - 175 176 177 178 179 Springfield, M o - _ 77,193 1 247,145 13, 354 76, 409 5,000 4,950 4, 217 8, 250 43, 882 83, 477 6,449 21,075 217, 631 4,172 41, 047 2,500 11, 764 5, 230 3,500 487, 321 7,620 429, 718 335, 357 2,714 1,879 185, 850 228, 719 9, 274 272,176 2. 714 879 37, 217 52,126 McKeesport, Pa Kalamazoo, M i c h - - Cleveland H e i g h t s , O h i o . Greensboro, N . C W a c o , Tex _ _ . . __ 201,601 732 51, 827 19, 381 4, 435 180 181 18? 183 M a c o n , Ga._- _ _ _ _ _ Dearborn, Mich _ __ H a m i l t o n , Ohio.._ _ G a l v e s t o n , Tex __ 172,411 113,304 50, 043 324, 645 184 185 186 187 Durham, N.C Highland Park, Mich F r e s n o , Calif Port Arthur, Tex . _ __ 30, 268 410, 921 1 7,707 2,018 188 189 190 191 Asheville, N . C K e n o s h a , WigB e r w y n , 111 P u e b l o , Colo 20, 317, 15, 12, 192 193 194 195 C o l u m b i a , S.C Pittsfield, M a s s Jackson, M i s s Woonsocket, R.I 24, 912 223, 019 13, 075 83, 273 _. _ _ _. 937 666 774 779 G~497~ 5, 941 8,917 15, 614 8,049 4,851 51,168 25, 297 9,182 700 600 9,250 71,614 10, 858 296, 779 15, 774 7,517 8,824 157,975 816 59, 082 25, 412 2,500 480 7,298 73, 689 1,468 48, 307 1,676 1,290 2,949 53, 318 10, 620 14,158 183, 310 732 29, 234 5,000 14,962 88, 422 31,338 2,049 24, 342 1,200 1,000 589 1, 000 91, 790 37,146 3,371 10, 485 300 550 18,898 11,115 14, 381 2,000 2,110 319, 436 308 9,498 1,650 4, 339 152, 560 43 12, 999 600 2,580 162,435 360 5, 346 1,160 W 3,981 w. 2,018 2,580 5,409 2,090 w > H 18,000 326, 409 7,707 Q 5,273 2,923 450 26,384 5,751 5,322 1,400 120 941 360 2,339 8,916 101 30, 510 12, 558 11, 779 90 GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000 196 197 198 199 200 Everett, Mass Clifton, N . J P h o e n i x , Ariz N e w Castle, P a S t o c k t o n , Calif . $415,319 45, 637 48. 830 2,571 26, 482 $10, 072 $379,162 45, 637 35,158 1,500 14, 277 $20,140 $1,145 $4,800 $13, 672 1,071 12, 205 to CO T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S O F T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d to CO fcO [See note at head of this table, p. 232] VI.—CHARITIES, HOSPITALS, AND CORRECTIONS City niimber Charities Hospitals Corrections CITY Total Supervision General Care of poor Outdoor I n institutions Care of children Other charities Special City For a d u l t s For minors All other Probation boards and officers > a i—i > GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued CO 201 202 203 204 'W Haverhill, Mass Brookline, M a s s Muskegon, Mich Stamford, C o n n Elmira, N . Y _. 206 207 208 ^09 210 Bay City, Mich A u r o r a , 111 Muncie, I n d Waterloo, I o w a . W i l l i a m s p o r t , P a . _ ... _. 211 212 213 214 215 Chelsea, M a s s Lexineton, K y - _ J a m e s t o w n , N.Y-.Portsmouth, Va Lorain, O h i o . 216 917 218 219 220 Chicopee, M a s s Joliet, 111 991 B a t t l e Creek, M i c h . Perth Amboy, N . J Montclair, N . J P o r t s m o u t h , Ohio Salem, M a s s 222 223 224 225 _ - _ $534, 664 128, 330 490, 611 133, 023 224,869 $8, 436 1, 692 11, 358 2, 788 9, 467 $247, 250 100, 839 440, 741 90,983 115, 752 $46,924 11,677 25,834 9,160 2,899 24,179 16,198 2,131 9, 343 9, 680 3,828 374,088 12, 236 82, 720 3,549 52,997 2,400 36,000 7,409 __ 385, 810 94,281 267, 027 37,492 52,997 _ _ 306, 932 39,094 10, 955 256, 448 3, 013 19,834 33,875 4,521 90, 424 100, 785 69,860 347, 276 3,707 12, 47l 64, 334 95, 758 28, 440 304,151 1 o 18, 476 400 32,000 $3,878 12,000 35 24, 448 15, 000 2,150 H 2,248 435 41,420 5,534 o 1,979 $34,087 800 10,666 143, 679 1,620 5,410 M CO 53, 553 3, 500 1,320 i—i w O . . . $7, 211 3,301 2,258 3, 820 19, 834 36, 923 58, 074 182 1,050 $12, 730 27, 025 1,200 3,458 H > H $1,951 $11, 965 12, 678 9,627 71,400 342 21, 000 64, 804 C r a n s t o n , R . I . __ _ W i c h i t a Falls, T e x $228, 036 11,346 16,862 55, 233 $2,067 2,157 1 672 M ZP L i m a , Ohio _ _ Council Bluffs, I o w a 117,015 63, 948 102, 841 58,809 20 19,670 41, 286 73, 341 50, 409 20 231 232 233 234 235 D u b u q u e , Iowa__ __ _ Lynchburg, Va St. P e t e r s b u r g , F l a Ogden, U t a h _. E a s t C l e v e l a n d , Ohio 3,830 106,388 106, 521 5,233 7,477 1,200 4,000 14, 440 840 4,817 236 237 238 239 240 Oshkosh, W i s L a Crosse, W i s Anderson, I n d _ Fitchburg, Mass Poughkeepsie, N . Y 62, 785 1 24,841 4,990 396,465 194, 573 241 242 243 244 245 Waltham, Mass _ S h e b o y g a n , Wis___ Bloomfield, N . J Green Bay, Wis Butte, Mont 246 247 248 249 250 Q u i n c y , 111. Meriden, Conn S a n B e r n a r d i n o , Calif S a n t a M o n i c a , Calif— High Point, N . C 251 252 253 254 255 Arlington, Mass _ Cumberland, M d R o c k I s l a n d , 111 Raleigh, N . C West New York, N.J.___ 52, 920 140, 730 1,100 20, 944 50, 925 1 256 257 258 259 260 White Plains, N . Y Taunton, Mass Hazleton, P a W e s t Allis, W i s D a n v i l l e , 111 203, 059 158, 701 261 262 263 264 265 Norwalk, Conn Auburn, N.Y Zanesville, Ohio___ Elgin, 111 Watertown, Mass 226 227 228 229 230 Columbus, Ga W a r r e n , Ohio _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ 2,210 277, 091 44, 077 58,876 102,803 1,800 7,418 8,364 44, 244 24,841 4,990 194,122 119,564 3,879 2,719 1,400 3, 005 235, 062 29,569 57,476 92, 500 2,396 11,610 147, 460 1,609 6,279 45, 463 7,245 89, 400 22, 662 25, 500 8, 400 2,630 16, 429 600 1,200 60, 574 90, 595 3, 518 21,267 1,486 2,673 520 450 16,145 174, 965 19, 565 32,123 1,300 395 31,317 38,150 8,654 1,000 905 3, 135 o 7,298 11,610 7, 286 75, 439 2,991 • 6, 279 13,017 17,097 8,835 19, 205 1,800 17, 798 1,609 3,262 770 1,262 1,800 48, 396 4,266 1,100 7,344 30, 786 15,843 4, 566 54, 576 123, 330 450 300 600 9,500 2,400 16, 335 136,164 7,964 9,500 10, 375 13, 957 30,653 25,638 93, 045 49, 568 42,462 12,826 12, 992 27,414 1,678 18, 321 141,223 19,188 3,500 152 2,587 _. 93, 290 93, 776 19,176 172, 385 600 4,000 1,800 2,587 . 100 3, 514 4, 555 II 3,391 8,752 1,068 14, 383 1 2,000 7,515 2, 403 1,024 4,350 1 to 03 T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E 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 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 : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d o [See note at head of this table, p . 232] VI.—CHARITIES, HOSPITALS, AND CORRECTIONS Hospitals Charities Supervision Total Care of poor Outdoor Corrections General In institutions Care of children Other charities Special City For adults For minors All other Probation boards and officers > a > GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued Xfl *>66 ?67 ?68 269 ?,70 Norristown, P a Superior, W i s S t e u b e n ville, O h i o . . . __. Orange, N . J $133,431 42 6,987 61, 627 162, 066 $4, 068 $124,805 42 6,987 55, 278 120,813 $2, 135 H > $2,423 H $3, 000 10,000 31, 253 M Ul $3, 349 H I—I ?71 97? 973 974 ^75 976 277 278 279 280 981 9«9 283 984 985 286 287 288 289 290 A l a m e d a , Calif Plainfield, N . J Amsterdam, N . Y New Brunswick, N . J . S a n t a B a r b a r a , Calif __ E a s t o n , Pa..- - - - - Newport News, Va 21, 46, 131, 79, 95, 089 257 208 1 471 1 731 1 3,962 6,558 2,400 1,857 99, 444 1, 839 53. 667 4, 037 18, 787 27,324 72, 626 41,195 69,679 9,830 839 12, 940 1,674 2,174 2,174 Colorado Springs, C o l o . . Joplin, M o -- 11,977 10, 296 39,305 8, 631 8,203 11, 589 Elkhart, Ind T u c s o n , Ariz-__ . . _ __ Laredo, Tex Kokomo, I n d __ Rome, N . Y 5,149 4,581 1,800 128,857 1 1,502 3,963 1,800 23,970 Sioux Falls, S . D a k W a u k e g a n , 111 2,632 8,933 35, 586 24, 406 14, 404 1,293 O 2,302 10,000 CO o $160 $18,874 4,948 300 4,200 600 6,312 4,000 $1,000 1, 857 3,461 $31, 353 1, 000 150 2,146 100 37, 384 2,792 2,093 813 554 26, 903 3,647 138 240 240 101,958 1,800 $217 297 ZP 291 292 293 294 295 Richmond, Ind M o l i n e , 111 Watertown, N . Y Wilmington, N . C M u s k o g e e , Okla 1,250 84, 804 141, 332 24,704 91,039 296 29V 298 299 300 Meridian, M i s s . . . Nashua, N . H Fort Smith, Ark Port Huron, Mich Pensacola, F l a 7,236 24, 599 7,984 11, 682 9,355 301 302 303 304 305 Baton Rouge, La M a r i o n , Ohio B e l l i n g h a m , Wash___ ___ Newburgh, N . Y S a n t a A n a , Calif 3,945 91, 530 306 307 308 309 310 B l o o m i n g t o n , 111.. Hagerstown, M d Everett, Wash N e w a r k , Ohio . _. . __ Alton, 111 217, 951 200 83, 904 22, 677 15, 739 300 3, 327 16, 363 3, 358 700 4,620 1,250 6.617 54, 443 854 832 302 300 310 422 135 8,636 83, 220 : 30,268 3,607 5,000 537 420 1,907 46, 667 85, 708 22, 732 113 1,807 14,099 30,686 15, 735 74 1.000 163 45, 214 11, 598 200 • 112,486 4,089 3,868 440 .1,289 2,210 351,474 1,000 15, 308 10, 562 1,598 44,863 1,363 4,178 163 56,812 200 H o n o l u l u , Hawaii».______ 1,050 900 95, 701 2,479 6,328 6,215 6,905 _ 1 18,430 968 | 93,180 26, 016 49,672 121 tr a VIII.—RECREATION VII.—EDUCATION 3 n CITY Total Grand total. _ Group Group Group Group Group I II III IV V_ __ -| _._ _ _. . __ $839,575,000 395,455,388 i 88,903, 354 171,478,863 112,148, 696 71,588.699 Schools Libraries Total i N o t i n c l u d e d in g r o u p or g r a n d t o t a l s . $151,399,463 53,075,453 31,299,704 26, 728, 002 31, 269,939 General P a r k s a n d trees $809,913, 891 1 $29, 661,109 $78,892, 302 $8,175,410 | $22,495, 507 $48,221,385 381,729,734 84,917, 615 165,136,953 108, 730, 605 13,725, 654 3,985, 739 6,341,910 3,418,091 2,189-715 43,928,151 9,372,145 13,589,961 7, 264, 514 6,390,729 1 731,833 857,046 136,027 59, 775 11,055,905 2, 627, 277 4,474,008 2, 637,116 1, 701 - 201 26,481, 517 6,013,035 8,258,907 4,491,371 2. 976. 555 $1, 670,135 2, 236, 217 650, 849 1,421,483 1,105,586 $9,453,882 4,935, 700 2,330, 065 1,215,150 1,128,137 69. 3 9 8 . 9 8 4 4- 737. S31 G R O U P I . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 500,000 A N D New York, N . Y _ . _ Chicago, 111 P h i l a d e l p h i a , Pa___ Detroit, Mich Los Angeles, Calif.. Educational $147,945, 797 51,658, 350 30, 549, 682 25,471,730 29,991, 622 $3,453, 666 1,417,103 750, 022 1,256, 272 1,278,317 OVER $13,354,955 8,244,172 3, 554,885 3,068, 446 2,397,077 $2, 230,938 1,072, 255 573,971 431,813 163, 354 fcO CO T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E 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 AND S U B D I V I S I O N S O F T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d DIVISIONS to [See note a t head of this table, p . 232] VII.—EDUCATION CITY 1 Total '6 VIII.—RECREATION 1 Schools 1 Libraries Total Educational General P a r k s a n d trees 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 9 6 7 8 9 10 11 1? 13 Cleveland, Ohio St. Louis, Mo_ Baltimore, M d Boston, M a s s . . P i t t s b u r g h , Pa_ San Francisco, Calif Milwaukee, Wis Buffalo, N . Y . . _. ._ . __ _ _ __. . . . . . _ _ __. _ __ $17, 12, 10, 17, 501, 539, 277, 539, 528 636 752 617 12, 939,977 9, 224, 639 9,800, 040 11, 859, 638 895,177 047,145 766, 642 302, 887 $1, 606, 351 492, 491 511,110 1, 236, 730 12, 340,897 8,941,552 9, 418, 226 11,400,027 599,0S0 283, 087 381,814 459,611 $15, 12, 9, 16, $866,191 1,649,174 1,266,455 2,927,066 $30, 548 343,170 88, 259 176, 357 $193, 260, 376, 983, 673 762 676 512 $641, 970 1, 045, 242 801, 520 1, 767,197 > 1,424,477 1, 744,197 | 1, 842, 583 1, 588, 473 178,109 206,694 570,490 324, 771 407, 916, 532, 300, 699 278 439 596 838,669 621, 225 739, 654 963,106 Ul 1-3 O M > > M w H G R O U P I I . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 300,000 T O 500,000 M W a s h i n g t o n , D.C__ Minneapolis, M i n n N e w Orleans, L a . . _ Cincinnati, O h i o . . . Newark, N.J $9, 675, 275 8,863,077 4,691,550 9,781,092 9, 834, 548 $9, 347,365 8, 391, 587 4, 602, 403 9,422,126 9, 391,786 $327, 910 471,490 89,147 358,966 442, 762 $1,952, 710 923,111 352, 889 390, 556 875,078 $226, 023 59,366 45, 985 Kansas City, M o . . Seattle, W a s h I n d i a n a p o l i s , Ind__ Rochester, N . Y 6, 287, 248 6, 444, 748 5, 895, 220 7, 935,107 5, 991,372 6, 083,825 5, 574,174 7, 650,089 295, 876 360,923 321, 046 285, 018 614,115 565,908 563, 078 1, 214,476 Jersey C i t y , N . J . . . Houston, Tex Louisville, K y P o r t l a n d , Oreg 6, 247, 222 3, 752, 739 4,150, 772 5, 344, 756 5, 999, 643 3, 645, 617 3, 987, 686 4,829,942 247, 579 107,122 163,086 514, 814 678, 699 252,144 472, 322 517, 059 150,000 $271, 228 282,110 109,811 160,382 152,055 $1,455,459 581, 635 197,093 230,174 573,023 47, 329 36, 344 22, 375 81,370 119,067 313,940 142,165 491, 347 4.47, 719 215,624 398, 538 641,759 50,000 86, 77, 243, 177, 591,978 124,425 228, 650 326,958 "l3,"6il" 721 719 672 060 o o 4 GROUP III.—CITIES 27 28 29 30 31 T o l e d o , Ohio C o l u m b u s , Ohio D e n v e r , Colo O a k l a n d , Calif Atlanta, Ga 32 33 34 35 36 St. P a u l , M i n n Birmingham, Ala Dallas, Tex A k r o n , Ohio Memphis, Tenn 37 38 39 40 41 Providence, R . I S a n A n t o n i o , Tex_ Omaha, Nebr . _ Syracuse, N . Y . . D a y t o n , Ohio 42 43 44 45 46 Worcester, M a s s O k l a h o m a C i t y , Okla Richmond, Va 1.. Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio Grand Rapids, Mich_. 47 48 49 50 51 Fort Worth, Tex Hartford, Conn New Haven, Conn Flint, Mich Nashville, T e n n 52 53 54 55 56 S a n Diego, Calif _ Springfield, M a s s L o n g B e a c h , Calif Bridgeport, Conn Scranton, P a 57 58 59 60 61 Tulsa, Okla. Des Moines, Iowa._. Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h Yonkers, N . Y Paterson, N.J_ 62 63 64 65 66 Jacksonville, F l a Norfolk, V a Albany, N . Y Trenton, N . J . _ Kansas City, Kans $4,925, 546 4,426,689 5,270,922 6,279,377 3,632,141 $4,686,095 4,326,172 5, 003,485 6, 069, 599 3, 520,146 $239,451 100,517 267,437 209, 778 111, 995 $296,662 114,485 835,145 500,937 210,404 $46,910 4,768 102,304 53,721 8,100 $67,100 64,131 101, 560 271,356 64,521 $182,652 45,586 631,281 175,860 137,783 3,611,077 2,899,133 3,171,199 4,235,911 2,484,243 3,389, 391 2, 790,572 3,120, 524 4,127,434 2,387, 079 221, 686 108,561 50,675 108,477 97,164 397,801 169,918 391,438 24,185 310,402 28, 691 4,949 25, 236 84,975 103,334 184,845 4,594 110, 284 284,135 61,635 181,357 19,591 129,340 _ _._ ___ -._ _ .__ - - 4,377,754 2,827,997 3,575,820 4,054,955 2,923.561 4,313, 254 2, 723, 726 3, 473, 914 3,911,981 2,703, 223 64,500 104, 271 101.906 142,974 220, 338 404,413 321,310 188,671 303, 668 176,740 31, 791 83,140 19,926 21,476 93,768 34, 647 53,155 36,009 116,175 278,854 203,523 115, 590 246,183 60,565 3, 888,458 2,325,800 2,336,604 2, 384, 654 3, 275,555 164, 804 47,054 75, 942 94,563 187.907 242,699 98,871 167,962 188, 293 228,424 6,285 2,300 ___ 4,053,262 2,372,854 2,412,546 2,479,217 3,463,462 28, 922 86,986 3,967 49,665 82, 917 47, 253 155, 713 88, 619 115,997 105, 376 152, 249 1,910,603 3,826,844 3,331,681 2,753,809 1,224,100 1, 873, 227 3, 701,844 3,190,708 2, 679, 741 1,168,608 37, 376 125,000 140,973 74,068 55, 492 233,263 557,105 305,808 110,659 151,695 14, 762 13,439 3, 248 4,425 1,351 75, 548 141,563 106,703 54, 528 60,141 142,953 402,103 195,857 51, 706 90, 203 2,751,728 3,542,140 3,323,829 2,551,191 2,336,055 2, 630, 394 3, 318,150 3,184, 228 2, 396, 567 2, 298, 019 121,334 223,990 139, 601 154,624 38,036 317,838 413,823 428,112 214,362 152, 740 53,792 24,313 96, 740 139,968 329,312 55,330 76,168 167,306 249, 542 98,800 155, 532 45,351 2,615,025 2,767,048 2,445,419 3,546,396 3,326,536 2, 559,822 2, 665,887 2, 361,331 3, 491, 820 3, 236, 738 55,203 101,161 84, 088 54,576 89,798 68, 485 152,838 255,505 254, 622 124,343 32, 733 79, 579 83, 338 34,136 68,485 120,105 165, 033 161,830 90, 207 1,742,669 1,516,245 1,864,404 2,453,851 1,654,836 1 1,655, 099 1,475, 948 1, 737, 072 2, 349,444 1, 621,485 87, 570 40, 297 127,332 104,407 33,351 224, 703 85, 524 290, 050 184, 284 62,979 135,635 18, 616 29, 377 44, 774 15,344 81, 385 66,908 260, 673 139, 510 47, 635 -. - _ __ _ _ __ _ _ . _ ... . _. __ _._ A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000 __ _. 70, 778 3, 500 31, 221 16, 893 9, 454 7, 683 T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , BY PRINCIPAL D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S O F T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d CO 00 [See note at head of this table, p . 232] VII.—EDUCATION 3* VIII.—RECREATION CITY Total 5 Schools Libraries Total Educational General Parks and trees *4 GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued 67 68 69 70 71 Chattanooga, Tenn Camden, N.J _ Fort Wayne, Ind Erie, P a . Elizabeth, N.J 7? 73 74 75 76 Spokane, Wash __ __ _. _ Wichita, Kans__ _ Fall River, Mass - -- - Cambridge, Mass _ New Bedford, Mass 77 78 79 80 81 _ Miami, Fla _Reading, Pa_ Knoxville, Tenn . . _ ._ Peoria, 111 _. _ South Bend, Ind _ --_ __ . -- 032,510 272, 576 812,451 801, 031 056, 815 $67, 094 40, 662 104, 069 59, 372 63,171 $49,467 115, 253 125,106 53,198 65,941 1,926, 263 2,055,649 1 1,477, 020 2, 019, 629 1, 811,998 1, 847, 044 1,993, 212 1, 429, 688 1, 918, 891 1, 742,746 79, 219 62, 437 47, 332 100, 738 69, 252 166,143 143,789 59,175 303, 372 91, 259 922, 500 1,873,672 1, 247, 792 1,180,195 1,708,180 909, 300 1, 833, 660 1,184,492 1,101, 22« 1,632, 096 13, 200 40, 012 63, 300 78,967 76, 084 93, 317 131, 203 38, 854 159,959 117, 861 1, 560,675 1,614, 782 1, 522, 312 1,974,394 1, 355,507 67,475 28,316 53, 330 86,170 80.439 149,826 51, 703 115,010 131, 888 195, 531 16,800 4,156 $1, 099, 604 2,313,238 1, 916, 520 1,860,403 2,119,986 $1, 2, 1, 1, 2, 8? 83 84 85 86 Tacoma, Wash Wilmington, Del. 1, 628,150 1,614, 782 1, 575,642 2, 060, 564 1,435,946 87 88 89 90 Evansville, Ind El Paso, Tex Tampa, Fla __ 1, 298,382 1,360, 832 1, 047, 208 1, 604, 698 1, 1, 1, 1, 202,328 323, 050 022, 091 534, 029 96, 054 37, 782 25,117 70, 669 127, 549 131, 421 130, 725 200,945 91 9? 93 94 Utica, N.Y Duluth, Minn Waterbury, Conn. 1, 805,102 2, 211, 577 1, 895, 306 1,445,950 1, 723,487 2,132, 469 1, 844, 673 1,405,618 81, 615 79,108 50,633 40, 332 115, 553 164, 287 135, 057 65,403 __ . _ _- _ $1,920 7, 769 5, 903 4, 762 31, 060 10, 009 2,123 25, 399 1,451 $16, 660 72, 357 12,431 14, 092 45, 605 $32, 807 42, 896 110, 755 31, 337 20, 336 63,119 28, 557 4,594 78,235 15, 799 97,121 110, 470 54, 581 225,137 75,460 20, 255 34, 238 22, 445 66, 714 68,270 73, 062 65,905 16,409 93,245 39, 582 21, 718 27,002 34,991 77, 783 61, 590 99,792 24, 701 77, 89Q 54,105 133, 941 29, 880 48, 565 71, 703 73, 596 80, 869 78, 700 59, 022 127,349 27, 547 84,860 64,477 16,150 88, 006 54, 028 69,129 49, 253 a > tr1 Ul H > H M Ul H M O Ul o *j o l-H H M Ul A P O P U L A T I O N O F 50,039 T O 100,033 95 96 97 98 99 Allentown, P a S a c r a m e n t o , Calif Schenectady, N . Y . . . B a y o n n e , N.J_ Rockford, 111 $1, 350,103 2, 234, 723 2, 232, 954 2,534,011 1, 355, 337 1, 324, 942 2, 223, 684 2 217, 907 2,464,116 1, 230, 704 $25,164 41,045 45, 047 69,895 74, 633 $90,537 i 273,480 I 95,742 59,821 100,854 $12,164 $20, 840 101, 555 19,186 21, 289 9, 858 11, 562 27, 312 38, 712 105, 463 515 100 101 102 103 104 Wilkes-Barre, P a Lawrence, Mass S a v a n n a h , Ga Berkeley, Calif L i t t l e Rock, A r k 1, 558, 678 1, 432, 595 528, 791 2,048, 533 961, 644 1, 558, 678 1, 411,157 486,994 1,969,869 948, 664 51, 438 41, 797 78, 654 12,980 83,555 72, 367 78,764 133,025 1 12,071 105 106 107 108 109 Charlotte, N . C Altoona, P a Saginaw, M i c h St. Joseph, M o Lincoln, N e b r 888, 725 1, 325, 679 1, 252 721 762 075 1, 316, 632 26, 019 9,036 47. 527 45, 517 44,611 29, 204 2^ 993 60, -;vr. 70, 643 132,145 4, 568 _. 914, 744 1,334, 765 1,300, 248 807, 592 1, 361, 243 110 111 112 113 114 Harrisburg, Pa Sioux C i t y , Iowa—__. Lansing, M i c h _. Pawtucket, R.I P a s a d e n a , Calif -. 1, 500, 231 1,446,195 1, 432,884 1.021, 342 2, 390,122 1, 472, 731 1, 394,039 1,379, 625 992, 758 2,246, 605 27, 500 52,156 53, 259 28, 584 143, 517 113, 037 91, 650 173, 650 55,123 268, 701 1, 290 3,016 115 116 117 118 119 N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y _ . Binghamton, N . Y . . . Shreveport, L a H u n t i n g t o n , W.Va—. Manchester, N . H — 1, 861, 090 1, 504, 429 786, 798 1, 292, 938 870, 580 1, 819, 992 1, 462, 594 769, 924 1, 278,150 819,820 41, 098 41, 835 16, 874 14, 788 50, 760 185, 834 60, 625 51,174 26, 379 105, 011 49, 594 18,534 34, 512 120 121 122 123 124 Winston-Salem, N . C E a s t St. Louis, 111.... Quincy, Mass L a k e w o o d , Ohio Troy, N . Y 806, 656 1.022, 986 1, 276,817 1,372, 649 935,920 790, 044 1,000, 699 1, 219, 513 1, 301, 072 917, 920 16, 612 22, 287 57, 304 71, 577 18, 000 27, 083 136, 995 131, 928 49,103 91, 248 17,121 13, 548 27,141 | 22, 720 52, 201 125 126 127 128 129 Springfield, 111 Roanoke, Va Portland, Maine E a s t Orange, N . J Springfield, Ohio 962, 390 821,170 1,011,153 1,386, 318 911,803 924, 353 802, 408 981,155 1, 314, 538 890, 542 38, 037 18, 762 29, 998 71, 782 21, 261 145,187 23,166 98, 841 78, 522 18,387 70, 253 7,463 / 37, 084 \ 51, 234 130 131 132 133 134 Cicero, 111 M o b i l e , Ala New Britain, C o n n . . Racine, Wis Atlantic City, N . J . . . 1, 309,171 726, 850 1, 291,491 1, 216, 228 1, 756,836 1, 296, 409 707, 058 1, 249, 491 1,149, 520 1, 700,180 12, 762 19, 792 42, 000 66, 703 56, 656 44, 437 65,138 74, 451 109, 062 185, 279 5,826 1,410 3, 693 926 4,449 24, 921 26,98,2 23 338 42, 124 35, 920 51, 922 82.114 21, 754 46, 604 22, 907 4, 953 44, 437 20,163 18,455 50,045 155,73 < 'ABLE H i — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E 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 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d o o [See note at head of this table-, p. 232] VII.—EDUCATION VIII.—RECREATION CITY „a Total Schools Libraries Total Educational General Parks and trees GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued 3 $1,195, 527 1,048, 399 1, 512, 942 1, 290, 039 1, 261,824 ,1,181,765 1, 008, 433 1, 441, 690 1, 290, 039 1, 213, 293 $13,762 39, 966 71, 252 Montgomery, Ala__Glendale, Calif Evanston, 111 Covington, Ky Topeka, Kans 461,845 1, 609,845 1, 550, 998 590,835 1, 033, 445 455,192 1, 553,868 1, 474,887 576, 709 1, 015,804 Mount Vernon, N.Y Brockton, Mass Passaic, N.J Terre Haute, Ind_ __ Charleston, S.C 1, 836,169 1, 028, 032 1,415,481 1,120,487 463, 301 Medford, Mass Wheeling, W. Va Charleston, W.Va__. Augusta, Ga Davenport, Iowa 48, 531 $63, 435 65, 203 238, 435 25, 453 105,813 $52, 875 2,022 93, 635 14, 530 40, 275 $10, 560 63,181 144,800 10,923 65, 538 6,653 55, 977 76, 111 14,126 17, 641 43,966 66, 899 94, 750 20,150 84, 930 $3,157 11,524 15, 842 33, 391 752 37, 240 32,442 51,057 61, 359 19, 398 44, 533 1, 773, 312 993, 591 1,371,377 1, 070, 534 463, 201 62, 857 34, 441 44,104 49, 953 100 70, 580 60, 537 60, 044 65, 528 61, 326 1,246 7, 511 39,645 14, 502 10, 784 31, 542 21, 703 30, 935 46,035 49, 260 32, 740 32,112 1,049,993 938,216 967, 336 590, 533 917, 938 1, 022, 917, 935, 590, 880, 209 938 630 233 766 27, 784 20, 278 31, 706 300 37,172 96, 642 101, 229 4, 790 32,181 116,031 16, 296 11,332 28, 071 4,691 4,279 27, 400 85,310 76, 158 99 27,902 72,335 Lancaster, Pa Irvington, N.J Madison, Wis San Jose, Calif Chester, Pa 815, 010 1,127,843 1,516,712 1, 462, 779 835,193 803, 949 1,100, 935 1, 457, 511 1, 442, 096 832, 693 11,061 26, 908 59, 201 20, 683 2,500 15, 537 57, 293 141, 435 50, 298 16, 501 1,300 18, 393 55,110 25,311 5,660 14, 237 38,900 60,169 24,987 10,841 Hoboken, N.J Maiden, Mass Beaumont, Tex Union City, N.J Bethlehem, Pa 1,453, 571 846, 653 614, 774 1, 285,130 854, 665 1,411,912 799, 286 580, 097 1, 259,885 818, 564 41, 659 47, 367 34, 677 25, 245 36,101 72, 893 112, 383 43, 614 33, 513 32,002 39, 007 8,099 11, 078 2,500 15, 619 33, 886 104, 284 32, 536 31,013 16,383 Pontiac, Mich Hammond, Ind Newton, Mass Johnstown, Pa Oak Park, 111 Zfl 26,156 1-3 > H t-t CQ H M O GO O o M 165 166 167 168 169 D e c a t u r , 111. E a s t C h i c a g o , Ind_ __ -__ 170 171 172 173 174 C e d a r R a p i d s , Iowa.-_ _ York, P a N e w Roehelle N . Y 175 176 177 178 179 McKfeesport, P a _ Kalamazoo, Mich C l e v e l a n d H e i g h t s , Ohio Greensboro, N . C Waco", T e x _ __ _ 180 181 182 183 Macon, Ga Dearborn, Mich H a m i l t o n , Ohio Galveston, Tex 184 185 186 187 Durham, N.C H i g h l a n d P a r k , M i c h . _ _. ___ F r e s n o , Calif. __ _ _ - - _ _ - - - - - - _ _ Port A r t h u r , Tex ._ ______ 188 189 190 191 Asheville, N . C K e n o s h a , "Wis. __ B e r w y n , 111. __ P u e b l o , Colo 192 193 194 195 C o l u m b i a , S.C Pittsfield, M a s s __ J a c k s o n , Miss__ _ _ ___ Woonsocket, R . I - - -__ -- _ _ _ __ __ _.- - . _ - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _._ - . . ___ _ - _. ___ ___ __ _ __ .___ - _ ________ ___________ __ ___ __ _ 645, 636 1 522,026 685, 420 882,991 1,037,061 621,896 518,026 654, 239 843,169 1,019, 636 23, 740 4,000 31,181 39,822 17,425 42, 487 1 44,527 60,328 85, 213 13,986 984,365 1,016,443 800,339 1, 952, 237 921,156 938, 365 976, 527 791, 002 1, 901, 441 885,826 46,000 39,916 9,337 50, 796 35, 330 78,116 68, 566 1 29, 404 145,369 68,983 | 911,884 1,122, 300 1, 393, 410 646, 757 621,861 901, 637 1, 041, 464 1, 272, 088 625, 405 605,685 10, 247 80, 836 121, 322 21, 352 16,176 32, 372 57,151 i 44, 940 6,585 52, 043 444, 868 1,567,743 565, 039 446, 549 433,087 1, 530, 747 551,532 446, 549 11, 781 36, 996 13, 507 40, 36, 28, 34, 613, 043 1, 371, 984 I 1,312,922 | 615, 604 603, 543 1, 329, 394 1, 312,922 608, 452 9,500 42, 590 645, 261 1, 067, 303 883, 398 646,193 632,062 1,019,118 864, 509 637,667 13,199 48,185 18, 889 8, 526 43, 075 89, 055 17, 563 45,906 2,000 27, 500 9,626 15, 722 32, 259 30, 557 41, 804 18, 672 521, 882, 308, 455, 785 279 949 368 519, 854, 299, 439, 785 779 323 646 7,152 324 520 820 350 12, 037 62, 063 105, 603 I 6,263 27, 398 16, 253 13,571 4,874 40, 487 17,129 43, 739 70, 309 9,112 41,132 20, 397 13, 483 31, 487 1,146 36,984 47, 723 15, 621 113,882 60,484 585 16, 422 21, 233 33, 731 2,572 10, 705 15,950 35,668 11, 209 4,013 40, 753 983 43 15, 792 15,677 20, 976 13, 985 24, 532 20,843 6,861 20, 322 Q 4,406 10, 763 46, 283 43,139 1,274 15, 780 58, 058 6,263 > 23, 950 29,371 14,134 4,260 12, 097 59, 319 3,429 38, 364 9, 354 8,972 8,196 10,129 22, 805 21, 585 18, 622 8,543 $35, 824 171 4,873 15, 502 46,048 $65,867 19,455 31,162 2,875 70, 671 22, 447 110,901 7,108 19, 812 34,344 45, 040 149 975 4,800 56, 453 31,716 2, 000 336 1,333 446 300 7,353 250 7, 028 365 3, 282 100 14, 986 H > W1 tr GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000 196 197 198 199 200 Everett,Mass Clifton, N J Phoenix,Ariz N e w Castle, P a S t o c k t o n , Calif.. _. - ___ 201 202 ?03 204 Haverhill, Mass Brookline, Mass _ Muskegon, Mich Stamford, Conn Blmira,N.Y 305 __ __ _ _ ___ _ _ _ $363, 576 876, 217 1, 196, 477 ! 872,814 946, 366 $826, 690 866,806 1,170,871 852, 281 900,806 $36, 886 9,411 25, 606 20, 533 45, 560 734, 584 967, 818 986, 924 | 1,102, 338 753, 391 696, 554 908, 052 899,276 1, 057, 338 733,341 38, 030 59, 766 87, 648 45, 000 20, 050 $101, 691 19, 626 36, 035 18, 377 116,719 1 67, 487 260, 876 22, 382 76, 265 66, 060 $10, 474 I CO o T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E 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 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 : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d O [See note at head of this table, p. 232] B VII.—EDUCATION 3% VIII.—RECREATION CITY Total o Schools Libraries Total Educational General Parks and trees GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued 206 207 208 209 210 Bay City, Mich Aurora, 111 Muncie, Ind Waterloo, Iowa Williamsport, Pa $860, 528 652,363 680,461 640,347 725, 889 $12,810 59, 388 41,967 40.099 40, 230 211 212 213 214 215 Chelsea, Mass Lexington, Ky Jamestown, N.Y Portsmouth, Va Lorain, Ohio 705, 568 526, 554 915, 772 423, 327 590, 669 216 Chicopee, Mass 217 Joliet, 111 218 Amarillo, Tex 219 Cranston, R.I 220 Wichita Falls, Tex_._ 221 222 223 224 225 3 > o > 25, 461 3,113 17, 286 5,414 $12, 730 33,927 38, 391 22, 813 33,111 67, 465 49. 696 29, 039 8,177 32, 544 17, 455 16, 442 6, 248 9 1,542 50,010 33, 254 22, 791 8,168 31, 002 665, 818 712, 782 499,970 603, 883 569, 550 26.100 61, 719 30. 232 3,845 43, 083 17. 520 9.244 481 3, 696 15,412 8,580 52, 475 29, 751 119 22, 768 o Battle Creek, Mich__ Perth Amboy, N.J.__ Montclair, N.J Portsmouth, O h i o — Salem, Mass 910, 239 841,160 1, 297, 642 562, 076 542, 914 94,772 54, 624 58, 038 6,731 70, 037 9,231 24, 626 9,933 78, 986 29, 998 48,105 6,731 52,128 o 226 227 228 229 230 Columbus, Ga Warren, Ohio Kearny, N.J Lima, Ohio Council Bluffs, Iowa_ 358, 623 544, 873 893,984 602,142 642,355 22, 503 19,843 42, 838 8,463 43,801 231 232 233 234 235 Dubuque, Iowa Lynchburg, Va St. Petersburg, Fla_._ Oeden. Utah East Cleveland, Ohio 523, 417 471,817 668, 233 653,125 970, 661 50, 402 77, 942 167, 715 20, 689 9,250 $463 1,702 4,903 6, 555 17,111 11, 032 1, 378 22, 402 3,168 19, 434 11,471 19, 843 20, 436 5,295 22,989 21,513 24, 274 101,149 8,044 4,691 28, 889 53, 668 66, 566 12, 645 4,559 GQ H > H I—I W H M o M H t—i w 614,136 548,351 532,470 556,161 750,899 584,389 523,351 510,395 538,478 724,542 29,747 1 25,000 22,075 17,683 26,357 43, 709 34,043 57, 921 38, 547 67,566 692,935 555,465 880,408 679,916 563,545 652,644 537,852 860, 979 652, 515 541,884 40,291 17,613 | 19,429 27,401 21,661 91,180 64,123 35,547 57,248 6,334 433,477 623,140 613, 720 993,922 425,012 418,155 610,192 591,855 951, 272 419, 500 15,322 12, 948 21,865 42,650 5,512 714,048 508, 722 470,484 351,828 880,972 682,314 501,082 447, 290 343,328 854,413 1,342,989 570, 247 624, 530 711,138 479,934 Norwalk, Conn Auburn, N . Y Zanesville, Ohio E l g i n , 111 Watertown, Mass 266 267 268 269 270 18,198 6,154 15,056 13,292 10,831 18,396 27,889 42,865 25,255 56,735 25,962 21,992 21,450 150 5,795 65,218 42,131 14,097 49, 771 500 46, 111 25,854 22,088 202,982 5,600 9,416 15, 815 400 136,334 36,695 10,039 21,688 66,648 5,600 31,734 7,640 23,194 8,500 26, 559 55,847 10,007 26,734 12,018 68,600 892 5,496 5,806 250 36,313 54,955 4,511 20,928 11,768 32,287 Q 1, 307,716 554,915 611,180 692, 320 464,114 35,273 15,332 13,350 18, 818 15,820 67,268 42,439 1,531 46,838 38,168 36, 641 17, 252 1,531 11, 704 1,693 30,627 25,187 > 35,134 36,475 H 527,455 524,340 397,753 502,353 603,138 508,754 510,840 391,351 502,353 565,180 18,701 13, 500 6,402 37,958 13,654 19,664 7,869 38,299 63, 698 8,727 4,802 1,890 10, 211 13, 629 4,927 14, 862 3,927 25,845 50,069 Revere, Mass Norristown, P a . . . _ Superior, W i s S t e u b e n v i l l e , Ohio Orange, N . J 723,952 537,538 721,087 556,562 727,680 716,642 532,951 696,588 549, 294 726,680 7,310 4,587 24,499 7,268 1,000 42,651 8,453 36,261 34,451 31,185 10,001 339 1,489 23,274 24,816 32,650 7,394 34,772 11,177 6,369 271 272 273 274 275 A l a m e d a , Calif. Plainfield, N . J Lewiston, M a i n e Amsterdam, N . Y New Brunswick, N . J 815, 510 936,919 263,158 757,103 754, 575 791,172 897,419 254,204 747,899 733,247 24,338 39, 500 8,954 9,204 21,328 86,611 25,987 9,332 12,805 29,906 48, 704 13, 971 5,226 10, 769 6,450 37,907 12,016 4,106 2,036 23,456 276 277 278 279 280 S a n t a B a r b a r a , Calif P a d u e a h , Ky__ _ Easton, P a Newport News, Va N o r w o o d , Ohio 601,885 324, 236 667,102 476,110 464,128 573,565 314,854 643, 208 472, 802 464,128 28, 320 9,382 23, 894 3,308 90, 522 10, 810 14, 372 14, 683 31, 281 59, 241 10,810 12,971 11,767 886 ?3fi ?37 238 239 240 Oshkosh, W i s . . L a Crosse, W i s . Anderson, I n d Fitchburg, Mass Poughkeepsie, N . Y 241 242 243 244 245 Waltham, Mass Sheboygan, Wis Bloomfleld, N . J Green Bay, Wis Butte, Mont - 246 247 248 ?49 250 Q u i n c y , 111 _ M e r i d e n , C o n n ... . S a n B e r n a r d i n o , Calif. _..... S a n t a M o n i c a , Calif _ _. High Point, N . C _ _. . 251 252 253 254 255 Arlington, Mass Cumberland, M d R o c k I s l a n d , 111 Raleigh, N . C West N e w York, N . J 256 257 258 259 260 W h i t e Plains, N . Y Taunton, Mass.. Hazleton, P a . _ W e s t Allis, W i s . . . D a n v i l l e , 111 261 262 263 264 265 . . - -- ~ - .... ._ ._ . . . 7,115 7,327 39 2,052 2,243 720 1,401 2,916 > W CO O CO T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E 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 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 : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d [See note at head of this table, p. 232] a VII.—EDUCATION VIII.—RECREATION CITY Total o Schools Libraries Total Educational General P a r k s a n d trees GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued 281 282 283 284 285 Sioux Falls, S . D a k W a u k e g a n , 111 Mansfield, Ohio Colorado Springs, Colo Joplin, M o . _. 286 287 288 289 290 Elkhart, I n d T u c s o n , Ariz _ _ __ Laredo, Tex Kokomo, I n d Rome, N . Y 291 292 293 294 295 R i c h m o n d , Ind-__ _ Moline, 111 Watertown, N . Y Wilmington, N . C Muskogee, Okla 296 297 298 299 300 Meridian, Miss Nashua, N . H Fort Smith, Ark Port Huron, Mich Pensacola, Fla_ _ 301 302 303 304 305 _ __ __ B l o o m i n g t o n , 111 Hagerstown, M d Everett, Wash Newark, Ohio Alton, 111 Honolulu, H a w a i i 1 1 __ .. _ . ... _ . _ _ ___ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ _ Bellingham, Wash Newburgh, N . Y S a n t a A n a , Calif 306 307 308 309 310 - _ __ _ Not included in group or grand totals. __. $619,701 712, 602 497, 624 690, 408 344,571 $608, 264 696,022 478, 724 673, 346 331, 494 $11, 437 16, 580 18, 900 17, 062 13, 077 $61, 286 48, 720 18,110 84,982 44, 287 481, 732 713,878 194, 503 390, 380 550,937 464,957 698,878 194, 503 382, 742 535, 937 16, 775 15,000 467, 656 499, 297 645, 292 j 319,165 485, 277 $4, 566 $33,769 23, 853 3,820 35, 346 10, 637 $22,951 24, 867 14, 290 49, 636 31, 250 4,415 15,839 7,638 15,000 18,134 31, 569 3,248 22, 523 8,682 13, 719 15, 730 3,248 19, 460 3,550 457, 263 481, 570 629, 045 313, 572 464,477 10, 393 17, 727 16, 247 5,593 20, 800 25, 929 24,985 34,105 18, 269 23,828 3,984 3,237 12,985 14, 587 21,945 21, 748 21,120 3,682 23, 828 260, 709 384, 787 1 379, 309 ' 647, 483 j 340, 716 254, 589 368,022 374,183 626,018 340,166 6,120 16, 765 5,126 21, 465 550 7,949 21, 535 824 18, 007 97, 381 827 7,840 7,122 13,204 824 14,004 39, 544 289, 705 368, 500 471,133 577, 768 821, 348 288,805 361, 277 451,836 567, 315 795, 087 900 7,223 19, 297 10, 453 26, 261 37, 482 975 43,840 51, 970 19, 210 374, 024 352,120 462,957 391, 715 295,122 3, 373, 648 351,679 350,120 445,858 375,979 294, 823 22, 345 2,000 17, 099 15, 736 299 52T 65, 429 14, 950 16,103 2,438 30,819 3, 373,127 198, 277 2,400 3,063 5,132 491 4,003 57, 837 17, 649 500 21, 902 14,427 5,000 34, 751 1,049 19, 938 48, 800 19,833 975 43,840 29,568 4,783 25, 678 14,950 15, 054 2,438 10. 881 149, 477 IX.—MISCELLANEOUS Pensions a n d gratuities o n a c c o u n t of service in— w Aid to special classes Total 2 Police department G r a n d total Group Group Group Group Group Fire department Schools All o t h e r departments $121,027,087 i$17,478,472 $14,346,351 $21,375, 421 $15, 577, 646 I II III IV V 80, 278, 356 11,849,360 15,003,893 8, 236,109 5, 659, 369 11,798,259 2,181,475 2,145, 075 874, 309 479, 354 S, 772, 629 1,845, 368 2,309,886 893, 454 525, 014 11, 551, 2,010, 3, 715, 2, 397, 1, 699, 480 837 869 642 593 12, 551,164 1,330,197 1,034,341 451, 531 207, 413 Soldiers a n d sailors Mothers N e w York, N . Y Chicago, 111 Philadelphia, P a Detroit, Mich Los Angeles, Calif. ._ 6 7 8 9 Cleveland, Ohio St. Louis, M o Baltimore, Md_... Boston, Mass 10 11 1? 13 Pittsburgh, Pa S a n Francisco, Calif Milwaukee, Wis Buffalo, N . Y Unclassified $4,430, 553 $15,648,126 $2,828, 325 $2,441,158 14,622,308 1, 365,856 852, 216 408,129 398,178 2, 325, 718 298,685 131,965 36, 528 35,429 ,103,850 153,670 528, 683 282, 260 372, 695 2, 767,605 276, 650 587,082 430, 263 368,953 $7, 000 5,541 9,993 62, 497 1,924, 223 5,982, 427 893,166 1, 260, 347 621,818 496, 590 Undistributed 8,802,916 1,493,456 2,438, 429 1,837,175 1,076,150 OVER $5,859,919 2,788,970 480, 560 463,513 408,418 $4,344,125 1,308, 685 186, 738 318,330 254,860 $4,844,128 2,185,108 1, 748,837 338,037 $7,123,969 1,902, 628 482, 750 87,882 15, 344 $3, 935, 717 188, 283 54, 234 111, 096 1,830 $9,902,819 987,197 345, 061 1,153, 669 $326, 248 207,456 1, 319,190 469 23, 382 $402, 794 65, 742 94, 421 49, 334 9,682 2, 594, 722 716, 658 1,302,370 | 3,892, 675 386,000 232,056 115,061 299,202 342,136 184,052 201, 608 361,086 680, 239 93, 505 241,901 347, 446 48,932 383, 636 545, 669 832, 539 1,500 640,973 37, 719 753, 351 1,358 112,105 31, 244 262, 997 171, 725 39, 268 1,000 120,975 25, 68, 70, 124, 651 359 550 252 304, 761 80,818 249,087 113, 664 1, 718,993 2,002,902 1,439,418 3,154,848 253,975 242,360 268, 225 275,000 493, 054 250, 693 252, 262 251, 250, 92, 727, 312, 518 367, 786 54,280 125 154, 436 598,052 155, 694 174,854 492, 289 272, 209 7,477 20,181 7,149 6,462 12, 236 105,191 20, 731 10, 751 97,097 281,160 8, 565 82, 717 552,873 56,083 170,464 150,075 $57,156 38,140 8,945 36,637 12,108 $35, 739 4,431 $2,105 35,065 40, 423 10, 948 $436, 781 28, 325 41, 225 62,015 42, 703 $40,927,500 10,446,952 5,091,823 3, 788,344 3, 201,151 -. _ ___ __ Judgments and $9, 254, 348 $17, 646, 687 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 1 ? 3 4 5 Administ r a t i o n of public trust funds a n d investments 818 493 731 521 786, 574 $4,180, 807, 370, 1, 203, 563, 781 342 039 517 412 fed G R O U P I L — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 300,000 T O 500,000 14 15 16 17 18 Washington, D.C_ Minneapolis, M i n n N e w Orleans, L a Cincinnati, Ohio. N e w a r k , N.J___ _ $1,934,068 1,179,956 355,383 1, 365, 738 1, 232, 412 $479, 240 153, 302 95, 709 323, 745 309,415 $278, 667 166,916 92, 336 253,835 239,181 $216,000 163, 350 71, 209 382, 679 307, 772 $398,167 344,945 2,355 97, 241 $30, 213 941 5,536 72, 884 3,380 $244, 541 208, 686 220,612 11,954 CO o T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E 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 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 : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d CO O [See note a t head of t h i s table, p . 232] City number IX.—MISCELLANEOUS Pensions a n d gratuities on account of service in— CITY Total Police department Fire department Schools All other departments Aid t o special classes Soldiers a n d sailors Mothers Administ r a t i o n of public trust funds a n d investments Judgments and losses Unclassified Undistributed 3 > Q i—i > G R O U P I I . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N O F 300,000 T O 500,000—Continued ui Kansas City, M o Seattle, W a s h Indianapolis, Ind Rochester, N . Y _ . $424, 885 768,453 487, 593 1,953, 726 $77, 363 89,702 105,123 93, 679 $73, 292 150,588 128, 088 128, 293 $48,596 40, 374 60, 841 505, 216 $84, 449 373, 336 $89, 968 28, 595 568, 544 Jersey C i t y , N.J.Houston, Tex Louisville, K y P o r t l a n d , Oreg-_ 1,117,478 140,922 369, 461 519, 285 320, 486 176,878 171,910 8, 725 13, 599 76,059 57, 652 55, 251 102, 043 19, 548 23, 342 79, 506 $21,923 135, 560 12, 975 133,940 $8, 270 80, 990 793 22, 622 217, 15, 57, 96, 496 25, 874 1,504 5,150 537 792 664 626 $32, 332 50, 219 12, 496 4,348 1, 425 726 $12, 477 4,747 15, 734 42, 410 $150, 632 41,856 122, 948 81, 338 30, 603 41, 648 9,692 30, 798 177, 244 57, 608 148, 318 102, 463 H > H M Ul H M o Ul o 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 o M 29 30 31 T o l e d o , Ohio Columbus, Ohio.D e n v e r , Colo_ O a k l a n d , Calif Atlanta, Ga 3? 33 34 35 36 St. P a u l , M i n n __. B i r m i n g h a m , Ala Dallas, Tex A k r o n , Ohio Memphis, Tenn 77 98 __ _ -_ _ -_ - $498, 090 509,059 563,154 177,006 143, 581 354, 157, 62, 301, 69, 212 892 502 863 336 [ $94,404 89, 085 95, 550 47, 229 54, 548 $104, 256 109*661 88,080 45, 709 40, 902 $212,509 219, 205 133,052 $10,775 1,205 20,122 $3, 359 2,747 98,187 21, 221 20, 810 38, 292 8,884 112, 463 16, 875 32,842 34, 508 26, 098 69, 024 1,900 3,000 206, 449 16, 434 $109,379 733 $316 766 13,250 $39, 303 19, 402 7,975 4,820 1,080 5,358 1,502 30 181 5,700 14, 327 3, 224 13,989 2,101 $300 37,128 27, 896 3, 409 2,000 370 $47, 302 59,865 83,740 51,608 17,033 57, 500 101 967 5, 596 8,074 15, 086 H M Ul 37 1 P r o v i d e n c e , R . I . . 38 San A n t o n i o , T e x . 39 O m a h a , N e b r __ 40 Syracuse, N . Y . - _ _ 41 D a y t o n , Ohio . _ __. _ 428, 275 I 372, 508 315,442 955,462 232,025 110,402 28, 799 80, 740 59, 790 38,386 101, 926 15, 728 121, 890 71, 659 35,150 21, 243 4,963 33,150 32,129 5,862 32, 782 19, 701 6,000 37,137 19, 525 53, 516 300, 518 305,868 50, 001 98,048 37,144 44, 048 2, 970 22,374 8,451 46, 049 59, 968 123 25, 651 129, 578 342,429 139,666 236, 956 206,194 31, 065 14,099 8,440 30, 576 28, 727 478, 918 258, 086 168, 921 252, 770 79, 782 59, 020 564 160, 734 315,392 109, 269 71, 572 131, 503 85,999 24, 657 145, 016 25, 945 39, 424 5,542 10, 540 105 1,734 900 22,818 37, 062 352 6,874 2,126 225 96 85, 376 36,973 4, 676 500 25, 631 42 43 44 45 46 Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio Grand Rapids, Mich._ 47 48 49 50 51 Fort Worth, Tex. Hartford, Conn _ _ _ New Haven, Conn _ __ _ Flint, Mich Nashville, T e n n _ _ __ 52 53 54 55 56 S a n Diego, Calif _ __ _ Springfield, M a s s . . L o n g Beach, Calif. Bridgeport, Conn Scranton, P a __ 57 58 59 60 61 T u l s a , Okla __ _ Des Moines, I o w a . _ _ _ Salt L a k e C i t y , U t a h Yonkers, N . Y . _ __ _ Paterson, N.J__ . ___ __ 128,938 183, 088 73,032 607,151 294, 558 55, 651 6,207 54,440 55, 694 7,860 49, 708 300 50, 518 75, 293 25, 25, 225, 95, 62 63 64 65 66 Jacksonville, F l a Norfolk, V a Albany, N . Y Trenton, N.J Kansas City, K a n s . 219,369 122,095 363, 785 186, 596 99,963 41,628 41,951 38,689 54,080 16,750 26, 718 19, 349 47, 604 52,320 41, 252 11, 332 118,492 73,940 67 68 69 70 71 Chattanooga, T e n n C a m d e n , N.J_._ __ Fort Wayne, Ind _ Erie, P a Elizabeth, N . J 65, 590 262,597 91,049 73, 999 162, 553 14, 213 60,429 20,891 5,000 54,932 13, 320 46, 574 28,856 12.979 49,940 5, 330 71, 553 17, 053 43, 224 57,104 72 73 74 75 76 Spokane, W a s h Wichita, K a n s . ___ Fall R i v e r , M a s s Cambridge, M a s s . N e w Bedford, M a s s 103,368 28,347 368,170 429,284 311,510 32,024 2,941 34, 596 19,189 18,082 41, 215 15,962 46,332 31.980 10,824 15,440 77 78 79 80 81 Miami, Fla Reading, P a . Knoxville, Tenn_._ Peoria, 111 South Bend, Ind 211,822 151,755 93,189 100,452 48,229 5,100 7,500 19,241 28,119 11,904 11, 760 Worcester, Mass_ O k l a h o m a C i t y , Okla _ _ __ __ __ __ _ _ __ _ __ _ , __ __ _. __ _. 12, 363 13, 499 8,460 50, 756 15, 226 28,136 15, 561 96, 826 33,310 18,953 18, 212 90,867 68, 516 127, 538 656 053 569 562 760 92, 009 9,301 10, 687 105,183 261,427 145, 051 1,158 162 826 885 7,655 36, 469 4,057 35, 490 21, 904 9,940 1,833 10, 559 1,662 212, 661 2,484 54,420 2,025 3,000 44, 971 2,194 106 9,242 29 1,267 477 449 20, 635 429 826 1,893 300 1,436 35 123, 576 692 7,798 18, 687 17, 026 26, 495 203, 849 3,609 83,163 3,257 26, 550 220, 445 23, 727 4,069 10, 226 2,000 35,058 25, 703 118, 446 26, 000 21, 862 660 5,622 5,812 14, 500 4,348 32, 322 39, 702 79,211 59, 001 60, 835 33, 360 27, 735 10,908 1,730 5,796 4,327 1,403 149 37,293 13, 252 5,390 6,823 138 3,742 303 4,966 5,641 62,380 16,085 6,521 200 121,078 39, 346 40, 833 9,699 57, 584 50,731 22,284 77,395 4,840 3,991 5,251 10,260 11,470 64, 565 15, 533 11,222 2,724 887 11,163 8,557 23,187 11,965 4,458 s U & 577 802 38,034 79,020 3,044 2,250 98, 204 5,599 18,316 14, 568 12, 977 7,089 32,685 313 8,985 336 37,912 55,224 58,962 52,872 17, 640 556 1,606 3,135 1,557 121,196 79,179 167, 585 46, 760 97, 588 53,801 44 2,841 33, 265 386 3,727 25, 599 3,220 255 40,130 1,263 716 5,142 18,136 414 141,058 1,500 3,821 5,225 22, 328 44, 551 4,030 21, 398 CO O T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S O F T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d CO O 00 [See note at head of this table, p . 232] City nuniber IX.—MISCELLANEOUS Pensions a n d gratuities on account of service in— CITY Aid t o special classes Total Police department Fire department Schools All other departments Soldiers a n d sailors Mothers Administ r a t i o n of public trust funds a n d investments Judgments and losses Unclassified Undistributed 3 > Q i—i > GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued Ul 82 83 84 85 86 Tacoma, Wash C a n t o n , Ohio__ 87 88 89 90 Evansville, I n d El Paso, Tex Tampa, Fla Lynn, Mass 91 Utica, N . Y _ Duluth, Minn Waterbury, Conn q9 93 94 - _- Gary, I n d Somerville, M a s s _ _ . __ ___ _ __ . . - __ _ __ _ _ __„ $19,451 20, 535 34,142 12,069 16,650 $28,464 21, 347 447 3,879 17,195 $10, 202 80, 420 12, 639 14, 301 46, 293 69, 727 10, 263 72, 852 349,867 27, 230 11, 569 18,694 21, 432 27,898 3,451 27, 774 24, 482 46, 628 25,969 82, 553 318, 455 144, 349 134,128 298, 898 21,803 24, 742 11,217 14, 742 44, 223 40,381 13,889 18,657 130,936 26, 843 60,196 45,912 35,819 53, 473 $59,810 130,806 53,930 39, 230 1 294,371 $35, 282 $60, 231 $36, 301 $592 579 774 55 1,790 256 2,124 1,662 9,280 81,749 99,083 15, 232 97, 651 148 16, 596 5 $1,101 H 5,928 7,870 72, 247 H $7,985 8,283 $1,056 99 2,774 1,000 275 13, 384 138 9,302 5,674 14,683 36,336 3,309 5,203 6,774 28,396 2,515 22,358 21,970 2,188 29, 412 8,549 H GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000 Allentown, Pa Sacramento, Calif. Schenectady, N.Y Bayonne, N.J Rockford, 111 $101, 792 164, 857 387,804 216,107 28, 032 $2, 000 11, 670 15, 684 60, 754 7,402 $23, 749 12, 442 19, 008 46, 367 14,112 $64, 916 142, 413 86, 052 4,743 $500 $16, 332 64,185 "87," 586" $11, 220 $35 ~L33 $2, 392 181 > M Ul $350 24, 691 $10, 277 97, 330 47,492 22,934 1, 490 M Q Ul O o I—I HH Ul 100 101 102 103 104 Wilkes-Barre, P a Lawrence, Mass Savannah, Ga Berkeley, Calif Little Rock, Ark 129, 394 193,011 58,063 198, 829 30, 667 105 106 107 108 109 Charlotte, N . C Altoona, P a Saginaw, M i c h St. Joseph, M o Lincoln, N e b r 29, 586 159,159 44, 620 31, 476 21,320 110 111 112 113 114 Harrisburg, P a Sioux C i t y , I o w a Lansing, Mich Pawtucket, R.I P a s a d e n a , Calif 115 116 117 118 119 N i a g a r a Falls, N.Y__ Binghamton, N.Y.__ Shreveport, La Huntington, W . V a . . Manchester, N.PI 120 121 122 123 124 Winston-Salem, N . C E a s t St. L o u i s , 1 1 1 . . . Quincy, Mass Lakewood, Ohio Troy, N . Y 125 126 127 128 129 Springfield, 111 Roanoke, Va Portland, Maine E a s t Orange, N . J Springfield, Ohio 130 131 132 133 134 Cicero, 111 M o b i l e , Ala New Britain, C o n n . . Racine, W i s A t l a n t i c C i t y , N.J__. 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 97, 494 29,576 39,177 82, 438 72, 859 11, 544 1 6, 735 12,166 4,540 18,480 7, 380 11, 660 5, 700 3, 662 i 8, 730 98, 646 1 39,986 10, 650 5,148 2,995 3, 780 29, 938 6,068 11, 288 9, 888 2,000 70,959 10, 039 80, 689 14, 575 1,000 10, 380 4,100 1 13, 372 66, 277 300 46, 099 2, 426 1 1, 648 4,051 2, 500 1,450 1 1,668 7, 582 133, 302 3,848 17, 963 14, 892 54, 825 3,390 2, 350 10,323 1,148 1,015 661 16, 480 2,213 22, 217 13, 064 67 2, 970 35, 076 150 1, 856 22 440 11,762 8,179 5,621 13, 458 270, 625 288, 323 36, 043 7,829 63,818 12, 351 18,174 11,361 12,129 17,177 10,937 5, 284 9,199 2,850 14, 040 13, 631 45, 336 103,467 72,392 188.838 2, 569 15,107 5, 050 2,132 17, 861 13 15,429 2,970 1,547 27, 775 4,671 38, 080 59, 392 55, 393 36, 769 31,069 91, 569 95, 778 85,497 12,018 3, 770 11, 561 30, 064 9, 779 18, 951 1,040 22, 708 23,938 16,425 41, 404 51, 515 4,9 95,166 85, 597 75,097 257,491 6,473 7,028 10, 415 72, 300 540 7,768 3,165 15, 069 76, 315 4,342 919 33,458 36,118 51, 647 Pontiac, Mich Hammond, Ind Newton, Mass Johnstown, Pa Oak P a r k , 111 22,958 32,899 194,173 70,102 24,385 3, 688 6, 970 16, 744 2, 000 7, 782 3,689 2,948 9,342 6,085 7,091 10, 277 39, 324 63,048 5, 306 M o n t g o m e r y , Ala Glendale, Calif E v a n s t o n , 111 Covington, K y Topeka, Kans 94, 557 32,158 52,445 117.839 28,183 1 2, 225 8,687 3, 636 14,377 7, 292 4,430 1 7,948 7, 804 4, 622 6, 909 12,995 115, 786 97, 390 5,151 6, 574 3, 092 10,721 1, 268 | 11, 024 8,124 1 975 30, 022 32, 576 82,751 8,142 250 13, 938 2,234 9,598 25, 602 4,797 619 1,090 13, 924 1,518 43,777 49,356 2,952 18, 868 60,089 9,507 3 2,214 4,385 3 1,767 1 21 24,563 48 27 434 116 525 2, 443 629 2,031 4, 733 1,654 2,287 257 30 500 2,481 7,842 1, 417 1, 047 12,064 229 1,652 767 372 105 1,200 600 12, 529 9,126 2,215 130 8,421 388 22 10, 359 50 14,537 1, 651 25, 318 16, 453 14, 127 5,969 64, 852 5, S63 10, 177 6,526 1, 625 8,222 420 2,030 1 385 1,075 2,313 42,105 3,153 30 4,490 1,409 6,451 3,010 67, 529 19,974 13,126 34, 620 Q F % F > F W F F 48 7,833 225 2,442 3,631 14,819 55, 770 25,415 11, 645 1,434 288 3,659 81 500 4,739 28,478 2,266 2,218 100 150 476 1,063 140 250 58 1 3, 031 4,905 14, 687 100 250 505 35 1 8,490 7,965 14, 616 5,054 5,112 71,923 17, 471 24, 782 94, 271 2,036 00 o CD TABLE 1 1 . -GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS AND S U B D I V I S I O N S O F T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d [See note at head of this table, p. 232] IX.—MISCELLANEOUS Pensions and gratuities on account of service Total Police department Fire department Schools All other departments Aid to special classes Soldiers and sailors Mothers Administration of public trust funds and investments Judgments and losses Unclassified $1, 025 608 2,870 1,713 15, 788 $200 1,023" 1,082 1, 625 362 5,024 50 Undistributed GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued 145 146 147 148 149 M o u n t Vernon, N . Y Brockton, Mass 1 50 151 15? 153 154 Medford, M a s s . . . . . . . . Wheeling, W . V a . Charleston, W . V a A u g u s t a , G a ... Davenport, Iowa _ _ - 155 156 157 158 159 Lancaster, P a _ Irvington, N.J 160 161 162 163 164 H o b o k e n , N . J _. __ Maiden, Mass. __ Beaumont, Tex _ U n i o n C i t y , N . J . _. Bethlehem, P a _. 165 166 167 168 169 Springfield, M o _ Austin, Tex D e c a t u r , 111. E a s t Chicago, I n d H a m t r a m c k , Mich_ _______ Terre Haute, I n d C h a r l e s t o n , S.C . . . _ _ __ __ San Jose, CalifChester, P a __ __ __ __ . __ . __ $196,484 161,736 91,349 67,711 62, 631 $16,581 7, 630 23 372 17^ 210 11,903 $5, 982 11, 090 16,268 21,900 6,093 $118,782 32, 206 130, 448 25, 700 12,270 66,195 51, 030 6, 551 8,317 1,207 4,896 3,000 10, 553 14,628 14, 251 32, 765 12,075 5,400 3, 775 1, 424 53, 415 76, 305 75, 250 10,817 62, 916 2,500 6, 961 9, 078 4, 856 1,154 7,588 1,470 164, 574 151, 264 15,195 108,853 67, 458 59, 783 8,526 52, 654 5,323 3,320 7,974 22, 779 1 31, 006 79,115 25, 800 9, 185 $24,101 19, 107 $27 $65, 924 $23,484 2, 325 9,110 45, 646 20,487 9,371 50 12, 539 2, 550 51 541 15 5,218 350 2,500 42, 931 5 4, 708 102 38, 925 24,455 1,302 7, 595 11,786 2,993 42, 381 29, 691 46, 351 45,511 3,534 23,_94 6,559 38, 181 40,110 4,356 830 4, 528 7,491 3,671 375 3,548 5,557 6,102 24, 649 58, 572 100 8,207 1,106 62 25 1,392 3,591 353 4,461 6,341 9,658 2, 554 2,554 4, 190 $29, 786 1 687 6,601 450 374 1,344 2,000 6,820 25, 503 19, 698 8,483 37, 60S 4,500 4 491 15,170 11,910 13, 937 416 1 967 17, 249 1,478 3,277 6,595 15,018 66,110 170 171 172 173 174 Holyoke, M a s s . . Cedar Rapids, Iowa York, P a N e w Rochelle, N . Y Jackson, M i c h _ 175 176 177 178 179 McKeesport, Pa _ Kalamazoo, Mich _ _ Cleveland H e i g h t s , Ohio Greensboro, N . C . Waco, Tex 180 181 182 183 Macon, Ga Dearborn, Mich _ H a m i l t o n , Ohio Galveston, Tex_ 184 185 186 187 D u r h a m , N . C __ _ Highland Park, M i c h . Fresno, Calif ._ _ P o r t A r t h u r , Tex__ _ 188 189 190 191 Asheville, N . C Kenosha, Wis B e r w y n , 111. P u e b l o , Colo 192 193 194 195 C o l u m b i a , S.C Pittsfield, M a s s Jackson, M i s s Woonsocket, R . I _ __ __ _. __ ._ _. __ _ __ __ _ _ - 8,044 4, 578 4,576 24,286 3,746 13,341 8,000 22,891 7,783 7, 934 36,855 118,343 7,192 42,109 2,040 415 125 66, 241 32,108 83,948 10,935 17, 647 3,112 1,212 4,354 44, 902 12,074 49, 000 4, 935 500 35,244 135, 672 56, 288 64, 567 2,678 1,731 14,345 100 223,139 17,331 48,908 253, 985 28,377 1 ! 1 1 27,086 92,803 78, 974 4,983 95, 475 65, 632 1 7,573 32, 422 12, 416 125, 692 39,838 47,805 _ Everett, Mass Clifton, N . J P h o e n i x , Ariz _ _ _ _ _ N e w Castle, P a S t o c k t o n , Calif 201 ?()9 203 204 205 Haverhill, Mass Brookline, M a s s Muskegon, Mich_ Stamford, C o n n Elmira, N . Y 206 207 208 209 210 Bay City, M i c h . A u r o r a , 111 __ Muncie, Ind . Waterloo, Iowa. Williamsport, P a _ ._ __ _ 5,100 2,400 6,098 3,776 7,520 32, 660 2,808 4, 080 1,250 14,190 8,781 4,253 4, 550 4, 588 1,949 4,120 636 9,577 3,056 34, 362 2,167 4,897 1,480 150 6, 529 2,139 1,211 35,041 4 431 10 358 51 1,593 19,584 3,687 1, 465 3,286 2, 050 123 2, 051 4,743 11, 385 2,079 1,200 33 85 25 929 3,101 1,914 220 2,500 3, 707 635 100 500 7,493 161 24,896 393 46, 727 8,919 420 30,000 90 3,107 5,807 175 1,451 14, 965 10,122 32, 539 3,713 2,577 42, 601 15, 754 1,018 27,061 78,884 44,950 3,965 151 27,672 3,248 36, 501 1,062 7,046 58,939 3,954 11,325 123,827 600 18,159 28, 402 654 8,800 4,773 34, 866 605 31, 295 17,735 $9,513 362 1,683 $3, 917 1,956 11,308 13, 803 138,695 99,267 17, 044 79, 111 167,016 3,184 12,609 9, 681 18,450 9,835 9,337 972 16, 669 12, 420 22, 223 21,093 7,536 30, 793 55,483 4,970 7,920 7, 656 4,041 2,117 4, 801 10, 095 7,618 4,992 1,253 7,454 2,176 7,018 $25, 785 22, 057 $18, 695 $64,151 $27,894 $304 > 1,914 36, 652 4,647 > $5, 769 2,944 331 $1, 259 $22,138 38,104 305 12, 700 45, 338 17, 243 16, 319 5,821 5,689 156 1,017 410 43, 563 46, 751 8,248 47, 502 19,957 3,850 19,743 637 36, 433 4,403 294 31 1,916 1, 012 3,735 35,861 t"1 8,920 8,380 12,061 24,193 3,275 560 hri ui 3,000 2,969 13,414 Q 12, 706 P O P U L A T I O N O F 30,000 T O 50,000 $179,121 27,623 88,456 61,111 54,130 25,373 23,493 28,025 16, 266 53,806 1 63, 915 1,928 3, 685 G ROUP V . — C I T I E S H A V I N G A 196 197 198 199 200 23, 822 739 4,873 1,699 3,817 2,759 14, 575 CO T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E 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 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 : 1931—Continued [See note at head of this table, p. 232] City nuniber IX.—MISCELLANEOUS Pensions and gratuities on account of service in— Aid to special classes CITY Total Police department Fire department Schools All other departments Soldiers and sailors Mothers Administration of public trust funds and investments Judgments and losses Unclassified Undistributed GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 236 237 238 239 240 Chelsea, Mass Lexington, Ky Jamestown, N.Y Portsmouth, Va Lorain, Ohio Chicopee, Mass Joliet, 111 Amarillo, Tex Cranston, R.I Wichita Falls, Tex. _ Battle Creek, Mich. Perth Amboy, N . J . . Montclair, N.J Portsmouth, Ohio.-. Salem, Mass Columbus, Ga Warren, Ohio Kearny, N.J Lima, Ohio Council Bluffs, Iowa_. Dubuque, Iowa Lynchburg, Va St. Petersburg, Fla Ogden, Utah East Cleveland, Ohio.. Oshkosh, Wis La Crosse, Wis Anderson, Ind Fitchburg, Mass Poughkeepsie, N.Y $173,200 36,990 91, 950 16, 814 64, 523 102,973 37, 647 89, 996 12,170 11,199 96,845 82, 485 61, 469 129,181 2,367 38, 234 58,160 49, 713 24, 745 35,690 25, 628 275,600 11, 566 45,197 72, 398 50, 579 27, 080 124,087 76,488 $5,399 7,920 3,312 2,950 4,165 9,048 $5, 621 9,233 10, 215 3, 843 13,185 2,678 10, 281 $23,968 7,845 59, 736 3,486 37, 378 19, 860 2,619 4,606 12,069 4,230 3,294 6,124 26,488 38,114 39,909 15, 473 9, 675 $56,122 2,277 3,123 8,241 $56, 659 $50 9,487 566 531 353 8,707 2,085 ~500" 41,084 11,871 16, 262 5,747 1,810 4, 615 1,619 908 14,928 4,607 8,042 8,231 1,695 6,451 3,594 570 7,037 6,981 921 4,868 11,516 8.056 2,800 4,193 9,006 15, 714 2,215 833 29,034 22, 754 31, 968 12, 621 15,151 6,213 2,795 2,978 18, 974 19,173 5,527 14, 650 47,108 45, 916 34, 878 200 300 13, 239 115 529 4,000 145 50 150 236 339 168 4,223 4,870 2,400 2,508 366" 175, 604 11, 648 10, 928 30, 877 2,115 $6, 947 11, 637 7,072 2,912 735 1,364 15, 664 464 70 3 635 1,446 12, 343 26, 649 743 2,482 77, 757 464 1,890 1,267 1,100 5,075 45,189 13,316 15, 210 4, 871 79 17, 339 8,777 1,074 6,873 12,817 14, 955 7,508 6,098 31, 241 6,097 1,986 2,145 241 242 243 244 245 Waltham, Mass Sheboygan, Wis Bloomfield, N.J Green Bay, Wis Butte, Mont 144,530 I 36,032 34,151 42, 910 12,178 5,101 2, 931 8,173 4, 620 4, 758 3,750 7,544 876 8,602 6,171 20, 901 16, 352 21,714 21, 536 2,805 15, 927 246 Quincy, 111 247 Meriden, Conn 248 San Bernardino, Calif_ 249 Santa Monica, Calif 250 High Point, N.C 16, 064 34, 841 2,236 54, 854 8,480 4, 530 4, 277 7,006 2,443 251 Arlington, Mass_ 252 Cumberland, M d . 253 Rock Island, Ill___ 254 Raleigh, N.C_ 255 West New York, N.J.. 74, 481 22, 646 14, 515 13, 988 46, 089 4, 778 4,800 3, 683 176 10, 502 3,030 1,757 8,592 3,702 44, 796 300 41, 000 339 18 100 26 3,042 6,467 24 142 973 430 8,607 125 881 697 1,046 7,159 1,392 256 White Plains, N.Y 257 Taunton, Mass— 258 Hazleton, Pa259 West Allis, Wis 260 Danville, 111 100, 929 62, 619 44, 454 66, 057 2,834 7,800 58 261 Nor walk, Conn 262 Auburn, N.Y 263 Zanesville, Ohio 264 Elgin, 111 265 Watertown, Mass 266 Revere, Mass 267 Norristown, Pa 268 Superior, Wis 269 Steubenville, Ohio 270 Orange, N.J 28, 392 65, 057 34, 413 30, 024 105,165 133,930 59, 532 63, 521 40, 284 50.283 271 Alameda, Calif. 272 Plainfield, N.J 273 Lewiston, Maine 274 Amsterdam, N.Y— 275 New Brunswick, N.J__ 4, 353 7, 300 2, 372 7, 348 1, 600 10, 832 8,438 10,191 3,437 14, 688 37, 777 12,537 2,214 17, 049 3, 668 3,595 14, 770 5,100 12, 979 17, 985 5,217 14, 946 47,151 49, 686 30, 020 67, 259 82,807 17, 339 9,953 850 3,971 8,766 7,781 7,576 222 2,854 14,506 276 Santa Barbara, Calif 277 Paducah, Ky 278 Easton, Pa 279 Newport News, Va Norwood, Ohio 23, 408 16.284 35,604 21,002 33, 232 2,842 694 281 282 283 284 285 13, 641 11, 332 47,039 39,979 1,814 4,136 5,563 3,532 3,097 1,176 6,948 6,500 1,311 9,891 20, 652 5, 433 1,000 3,500 695 5,580 3, 535 896 23. 739 27,986 23, 323 29, 573 22, 255 600 16, 245 300 16,991 14, 619 6,294 26,866 312 10 612 15, 700 4,275 110 10,823 10, 232 15,212 4,871 1,987 25 2,615 46,233 30,921 3,511 4,736 14, 572 4,730 613 17, 408 30, 354 15, 638 1,998 100 103 1,317 294 1,345 7,673 40 38 o > & 639 394 250 259 4,482 33, 474 500 7,957 425 230 33 200 1,942 18,947 8,097 350 14,814 5,025 415 4,925 135 4,238 29 1,333 228 100 27, 505 600 3,734 4,896 1,154 27, 387 2,265 30, 490 12, 029 21, 936 6,349 3,892 2,289 3, 793 3l, 754 3,268 20, 354 726 5 749 4,716 49,832 20, 875 4,815 1,484 47,047 10 133 39 20, 624 9,963 300 40 752 7,807 4,058 16, 682 8,498 1,378 10, 595 9 187 3,288 5,802 5,743 786 4,984 9,437 2,997 2,324 1,249 3,030 19, 928 15, 401 2,167 71, 621 17, 276 32, 727 21, 494 2,085 Sioux Falls, S.Dak__ Waukegan, 111 Mansfield, Ohio Colorado Springs, Colo Joplin, Mo 12, 009 152 1,907 3,500 1,904 830 315 4,567 120 2,134 12,698 2,659 CO CO T A B L E 1 1 . — 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S AND S U B D I V I S I O N S O F T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d [See note at head of this table, p . 232] IX .—MISCELLANEOUS Pensions and gratuities on account of service in— Total Police department Fire department Schools All other departments Aid to special classes Soldiers and sailors Mothers Administration of public trust funds and investments Judgments and losses Unclassified GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 T O 50,000—Continued ?86 287 288 289 290 291 292 293 294 295 Elkhart, Ind Kokomo, I n d Rome, N . Y $21,734 53,136 7,996 16, 065 50, 654 . -- Richmond, I n d 22, 17, 84, 31, 12, -_ 783 086 346 251 543 $3,477 $3,075 $4, 754 794 4,464 6,601 4,711 5,167 36,117 7, 032 6, 568 4,084 2,921 5,118 7,484 3,401 2,707 7,799 4,845 2,631 43, 391 2,311 23, 222 1,695 1,935 1,148 21, 982 37, 087 2,259 17, 280 31, 228 1,217 750 301 302 303 304 305 16, 809 34, 310 9,878 98, 660 44,464 5,080 4,481 2, 540 3,868 607 2,883 19, 231 3,746 36, 787 306 307 308 309 310 13,159 13, 793 14,051 26, 353 3,749 671 9,947 773 6,397 5,335 1,264 2,084 10,836 3,672 10, 280 1,387 296 297 298 299 300 Nashua, N . H Fort Smith, A r k Alton, 111 Honolulu, Hawaii1 . _ - ' i Not included in group or grand totals. 411,029 $92 5,284 $300 $19, 975 3,957 2,957 136 $1, 539 3,823 18 78 8 658 325 6,061 18, 736 2,725 521 32,072 1,000 3,230 50 8,951 29,941 9,185 5,596 5,617 89 46,042 34,439 $715 9,240 275 2,908 84 1,425 237 2,000 83, 279 5,232 538 1,000 14, 623 1,836 5,099 770 6,364 750 $10,336 27, 577 4,039 410 28 157 25 7,686 357 955 397 2,300 10,025 390 67 1,477 860 4,112 707 626 222 1,726 40 98 75, 894 17, 369 250 58,110 176, 377 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E 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 : 1931 [This t a b l e is presented in t w o sections, t h e second section beginning on p . 325. ALL G E N E R A L DEPARTMENTS F o r a l p h a b e t i c a l list of cities, b y States, showing r a n k , see p . 10. I.~GENERAL GOVERNMENT G r a n d total Group Group Group Group Group I II III IV V Per capita Per capita $2, 229, 491, 514 $46.18 $183,170,817 197, 693, 688 256, 561, 475 387, 318, 934 236, 580, 942 151, 336, 475 56.38 50.76 35.90 35.18 33.89 115,189, 209 23, 229, 913 21, 575, 404 13, 755, 742 9, 420, 549 Fire department 138,138, 282 23, 999,169 34,958, 291 19, 839, 761 11, 355, 678 Per capita Total $4.73 $161, 926, 364 6.50 4.75 3.24 2.95 2.54 70, 758, 009 19, 092, 443 37,168, 077 21, 271, 353 13, 636, 482 Per capita 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 Los Angeles, Calif— $464, 261, 061 $65.48 149,115,362 43.12 93, 752, 838 47.67 96, 738,160 59.74 79, 866, 254 62.14 $46, 677,102 15, 364, 619 10, 469,393 6, 383, 067 8, 596, 443 $6.58 4.44 5.32 3.94 $57,166, 260 $8.06 18, 766, 404 5.43 12,199, 835 6.20 10, 893, 754 6.73 6, 214,150 4.83 Cleveland, Ohio St. Louis, M o Baltimore, M d Boston, Mass 44, 304, 430 35,193,951 33, 074, 585 60, 713, 080 48. 58 42. 68 40.66 77. 32 3,895, 583 3, 409, 684 2, 490, 009 4, 572, 899 4.27 4.13 3.06 5.82 4,130, 339 5, 211, 606 4, 434,787 6, 218, 079 4.53 6.32 5.45 7.92 Pittsburgh, Pa San Francisco, Calif. Milwaukee, Wis Buffalo, N . Y 39,992, 332 30, 250, 690 32, 708, 532 37, 722,413 59.16 47. 00 55.19 65. 27 5, 040, 220 2,932, 828 2, 574, 396 2, 782, 966 7.46 4.56 4.34 4.82 3, 3, 2, 3, 5.47 5.40 4.48 5.32 697, 079 477, 532 654, 030 074, 427 Per capita Total $3. 35 $30,837, 978 3.33 3.78 3.44 3.16 3.05 $24, 898, 594 $3.51 7, 541, 020 2.18 4, 733, 691 2.41 5, 236, 931 3.23 5, 739, 405 4.47 IV.—SANITATION, OR PROMOTION OF CLEANLINESS All other Total Total $3.79 $228, 291,181 5.42 4.60 2.00 2.05 2.11 III.—CONSERVATION OF H E A L T H II.—PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY Police d e p a r t m e n t Total F o r text discussion, see p . 47] $54,183, 826 29, 469, 8,154, 9, 012, 4, 701, 2, 846, 18, 349, 663 4, 472, 532 4, 321, 826 2, 327,120 1, 366, 837 046 182 291 551 756 Total Per capita $1.12 $148, 317,! $3.07 Per capita 1.39 1.61 .70 .64 86,117,192 15, 035, 914 23, 718, 832 15, 377, 595 8. 068, 452 OVER F >6, 716,108 $0.95 $7, 638, 629 $1.08 $41, 658, 943 $5. 88 9, 660,186 2.79 2, 581, 977 .75 4,100,177 1.19 5, 886, 406 2.99 1, 619,144 .82 1, 650, 789 .84 5, 680, 364 3.51 1,162, 557 5, 304, 964 3.28 .72 2, 741,949 2. 13 1, 795, 717 1.40 2, 051, 577 1.60 2, 820, 622 2, 385, 085 2, 986, 892 3, 987, 222 3.09 2.89 3.67 5.08 380, 086 625, 757 227, 702 749, 483 2, 516, 649 3, 387, 203 1,954, 648 2, 570, 047 3.72 5.26 3.30 4.45 873, 606, 487, 523, 696 628 246 562 Q 4.05 2.97 2.20 2.29 1.81 .42 .76 .28 .95 1, 704, 539 1,166, 242 676, 975 1, 801, 340 1.29 971, 790 525, 064 833,178 1, 043, 782 .94 .82 .91 1.87 1.41 .83 2.29 1.44 .82 1.41 1.81 2, 503, 409 1, 478, 091 3, 219,168 3, 908, 929 2.75 1.79 3.96 4.98 2, 460, 555 943, 421 3, 386, 732 2, 589, 039 3.64 1.47 5.72 4.48 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E 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 OF T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E — T O T A L AND P E R C A P I T A : 1 9 3 1 — 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 second section beginning on p . 325. For a l p h a b a t i e a l list of cities, b y States, showing r a n k , see p . 10. F o r text discussion, see p . 47] I.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT City number ALL G E N E R A L DEPARTMENTS CITY Police d e p a r t m e n t Per capita Total Total III.—CONSERVATION OF H E A L T H II.—PROTECTION TO P E R S O N AND P R O P E R T Y Per capita Fire department All other Per capita Total Total Per capita Total Per capita IV.—SANITATION, OR PROMOTION OF CLEANLINESS Per capita Total Total Per capita 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 Washington, D . C . Minneapolis, Minn New Orleans, La___ Cincinnati, Ohio--. Newark, N.J $32, 690, 050 $66.85 21,305,50!) 44.95 1 14,187,990 30 35 23, 954, 918 52 38 31,752,924 71 24 $1, 927, 759 $3. 94 1,536,452 3. 24 1,663,814 3. 56 2, 544, 567 5.56 2,811, 122 6.31 $3, 435, 805 1, 327, 219 1,602,412 1,398,714 3,693,411 $7.03 2.80 3. 13 3.06 8.29 $2. 293, 364 1,336,724 1, 437. 352 1,325,959 2, 401, 194 $4. 69 2.82 3. 07 2. 90 5. 39 $728, 716 344, 580 568,233 247,138 472, 326 $1. 49 .73 1.22 .54 1.06 $589, 735 1,057,405 325, 645 818, 200 1, 331, 292 $1. 21 2.23 .70 1.79 2.99 $2, 186, 155 $4.47 860, 921 1.82 1, 212, 259 2.59 997, 621 2.18 2, 438,176 5.47 Kansas City, Mo._ Seattle, Wash Indianapolis, Ind__ Rochester, N.Y 17, 18, 14, 24, 887 083 473 559 42 23 50 78 39.88 I 74 22 2, 302, 846 2, 120, 446 1, 019, 669 1, 853, 083 5.85 5.70 2.76 5.58 1, 594, 154 1, 586, 475 1,366,078 1, 266, 959 3.95 4.27 3.09 3.82 871, 795 1, 799, 682 1, 775, 231 1, 300, 465 2. 16 4.81 4.80 3.92 248, 346, 222, 560, 972 759 979 779 .62 .93 .60 1.69 271, 587, 503, 769, 754 684 604 398 .67 1.58 1.36 2.32 690, 081 1, 122, 383 764, 630 1, 682, 465 1.71 3.02 2.07 5.01 Jersey City, N.J.__ Houston, Tex Louisville, Ky Portland, Greg 23, 054, 328 9,116,729 11, 367, 959 13,803,054 72 r>-7 29 41 36.90 | 45 02 2, 522, 264 821, 926 794, 459 1, 251, 506 7.91 2. 65 2. 58 4.03 3, 819, 305 691, 700 1,118, 162 1,098,685 11.97 2.23 3. 63 3.58 1, 822, 371 742, 466 640, 637 1,345,223 5.71 2.40 2.08 4.39 250, 867 152, 574 139,323 189, 286 .79 .49 .45 .62 832, 232, 625, 209, 026 137 747 555 2.61 . 75 2.03 .68 1. 219,166 651, 402 704, 679 525, 976 3.82 2.10 2.29 1.72 082, 876, 749, 639, GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000 Toledo, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Denver, Colo Oakland, Calif. _ Atlanta, Ga $12,148. 006 8, 775, 603 13,129, 716 11, 312, 084 8. 395.106 $40.89 29.69 45.01 39.14 30.24 | $491,477 433,915 1, 282, 452 597, 715 359, 246 $1. 65 1.47 4.40 2.07 1.29 $1,148, 631 6S3, 213 93'.), 735 1, 059, 740 873. 859 $3.86 2.31 3.22 3.67 3.15 $1,131,183 694, 726 1, 043, 054 1,179,197 754, 340 $3.82 2.35 3.58 4.08 2.72 $73, 884 151,496 238, 645 205,190 63, 758 $0.25 .51 .82 .71 .23 $167, 108, 245, 182, 283, 365 832 495 412 689 $0. 56 .37 .84 .63 1.02 $603, 357 $2.03 667,156 2.26 544, 733 1.87 390, 546 1.35 622,415 2.24 8,414,477 1 5, 644, 536 7,249,127 7, 718,090 6, 075,900 30.48 21.16 27.28 29. 32 23. 48 532,022 1 1.93 239, 731 .90 335,510 1.26 380,318 1.44 275,409 1.06 716,976 1 576, 563 596, 831 469,869 547,061 2.60 2.16 2.25 1.79 2.11 1,015, 217 689, 222 764,279 423,466 682, 380 2.58 2.88 1.61 2.64 146,060 41,470 85, 791 36, 349 61,375 .53 .16 .32 .14 .24 146, 716 137, 633 148,820 131,155 245,080 .53 .52 .56 .50 .95 312,107 300,868 586,867 440, 723 486, 772 1.13 1.13 2.21 1.67 1.88 37 38 39 40 41 Providence, R . I — San Antonio, Tex.. Omaha, Nebr Syracuse, N.Y Dayton, Ohio 11,319,436 6, 518, 709 7,125, 542 10, 867, 720 6, 505,314 44. 48 27. 61 32. 88 51. 00 31. 86 599, 537 505, 310 410,989 578,440 311,090 2.36 2.14 1.90 2.71 1.52 1, 360, 834 438, 896 680,172 834, 963 5.35 1.86 3.14 3.92 2.45 1, 350, 552 502,875 1, 032, 785 956,039 476, 597 5.31 2.13 4.77 4.49 2.33 110,181 76, 251 72, 587 68, 865 45,979 .43 .32 .33 .32 .23 486, 227 148, 526 97, 786 308, 017 57,852 1.91 .63 .45 1.45 .28 800, 783 609, 630 239,304 794,469 545, 598 3.15 2.58 1.10 3.73 2.67 42 43 44 45 46 Worcester, Mass Oklahoma City, Okla_ Richmond, Va Youngstown, Ohio Grand Rapids, Mich_. 11, 742,126 4, 414, 274 6,160, 733 4, 943,490 6, 459,467 59. 57 22.97 33.41 28.59 38.04 409,160 217, 222 585,091 291,101 289,857 2.08 1.13 i 3.17 1.68 1.71 1,040, 525 385, 703 532, 734 363, 718 458,033 | 5.28 2.01 2.89 2.10 2.70 938, 778 420, 311 563,466 340, 646 658, 644 4.76 2.19 3.0Q 1.97 3.88 112,978 49, 528 128, 220 29, 335 43,958 .57 .26 .70 .17 .26 130, 549 53, 386 222,433 57,980 275,133 .66 .28 1.21 .34 1.62 548,699 273, 620 407, 598 189, 616 217, 523 2.78 1.42 2.21 1.10 1.28 47 48 49 50 51 Fort Worth, Tex___. Hartford, Conn New Haven, Conn_. Flint, Mich Nashville, Tenn 4, 332,164 9, 474, 210 7,871,189 5, 700,861 3, 628,994 26.00 57.32 48.38 35.85 23.34 210, 269 556,907 510, 583 261,400 234,933 1.26 3.37 3.14 1.64 1.51 426, 592 2. 56 927,924 1 5.61 944, 238 I 5.80 429, 325 2. 70 430, 779 2. 77 490, 279 786, 536 822.106 380, 353 519,392 2.94 4.76 5.05 2.39 3.34 41,612 116, 576 100,867 37, 711 41, 581 .25 .71 .62 .24 .27 97, 520 280, 520 200,006 109, 831 109, 587 .59 1.70 1.23 .69 .70 279, 532 673, 686 333, 682 262, 637 238, 580 1.68 4.08 2 05 1.65 1.53 52 53 54 55 56 San Diego, Calif- _ Springfield, Mass-_ Long Beach, Calif-. Bridgeport, Conn_Scranton, Pa 5, 558,467 36.33 9, 207, 225 60.49 6, 588, 328 44. 49 7,166, 860 48.79 35.51 5,116,990 346, 382 382, 200 446, 352 360, 459 268,372 2.26 2.51 3.01 2.45 1.86 486,484 754, 003 501, 551 749,147 1 399, 628 3.18 4. 95 3. 39 5. 10 2. 77 498,129 855,860 559, 965 920, 639 507, 652 3.26 5.62 3.78 6.27 3.52 75,952 71, 735 118,346 61, 486 58, 310 .50 .47 .80 .42 .40 121, 660 211,049 69,131 189, 546 74, 994 .80 1.39 .47 1.29 .52 313,907 658, 395 400,154 475, 243 352, 209 2.05 4.33 2.70 3.24 2.44 57 58 59 60 61 Tulsa, Okla Des Moines, Iowa Salt Lake City, Utah. Yonkers, N.Y Paterson, N.J 4.138, 376 4, 961,475 4, 334,957 9,361,100 6, 879, 474 28.76 34.62 30.31 67.44 49.56 174,723 211,970 271,166 721, 688 222, 734 1.21 1 1.48 1.90 5.20 1.60 300, 958 309, 566 313, 340 998, 826 724,929 2. 09 2.16 2.19 7.20 5.22 355, 279 546, 085 284, 717 582, 612 686, 892 2.47 3.81 1.99 4.20 4.95 35, 205 27, 730 19,821 104, 553 55, 562 .24 .19 .14 .75 .40 93, 783 26, 995 73,104 325, 553 164, 079 .65 .19 .51 2.35 1.18 142, 762 252, 443 177, 975 972,153 471,153 .99 1.76 1.24 7.00 3.39 62 63 64 65 Jacksonville, Fla Norfolk, Va Albany, N.Y Trenton, N.J Kansas City, Kans.. 4, 387,878 4,341,057 5, 744,349 5,923,544 2,950,309 33. 27 33.47 44.50 47.81 24.01 239, 734 369, 436 377, 296 229,877 151,963 1.82 2.85 2.92 1.86 1.24 403, 875 552, 288 751,344 642,137 257, 376 3.06 4,26 5.82 5.18 2.09 451.107 620,199 533, 993 605,462 400, 741 3.42 4.78 4.14 4.89 3.26 68, 227 137, 807 70,803 111,201 28,349 .52 1.06 .55 .90 .23 101, 213 105, 225 121, 452 232,096 45, 622 .77 .81 .94 1.87 .37 369,462 394, 628 551, 768 391,063 90, 337 2.80 3.04 4.27 3.16 .74 Chattanooga, Tenn. Camden, N.J Fort Wayne, I n d - . . Erie, Pa Elizabeth, N.J 2, 815, 562 5,374,539 3,393,899 3, 404, 610 4,491.375 1 23.14 45.16 28.62 28.90 38.42 125,155 322,806 121,846 255, 867 202,639 1 1.03 2.71 1.03 2.17 1.73 ) 242, 873 697, 736 281, 696 262,124 510, 526 2.00 5.86 2.38 2.23 4.37 1 453,464 471,906 376, 210 290, 541 512.108 3.73 3.97 3.17 2.47 4.38 26, 668 39,189 54,335 34, 328 38, 443 143, 586 302, 289 154,079 174,152 267, 721 1.18 2.54 1.30 1.48 2.29 .22 .33 1 .46 1 .29 .33 ' 46, 324 105, 617 29,832 91, 642 93, 965 .38 .89 .25 .78 .80 ' Q > h3 > F H CO 317 St. Paul, M i n n . . . . Birmingham, Ala_ Dallas, Tex Akron, Ohio Memphis, Tenn__ 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E 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 OF T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E — T O T A L AND P E R C A P I T A : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d [This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 325. For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 47] City number ALL G E N E R A L DEPARTMENTS I.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT CITY Police department Per capita Total Total Per capita III.—CONSERVATION OF H E A L T H II.—PROTECTION TO P E R S O N AND P R O P E R T Y Total Per capita Fire department Total Per capita IV.—SANITATION, OR PROMOTION OF CLEANLINESS All other Total Total Per capita Total $202,110 $1.74 137,147 1.18 115,835 1.00 706, 310 6.21 295,907 2.63 Per capita Per capita GROUP III.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued Spokane, Wash Wichita, Kans Fall River, Mass Cambridge, Mass-_New Bedford, Mass $3, 729,805 3, 265. 959 4, 188, 260 6,128,941 4,934,482 $32.07 28.20 36.33 53.86 43.82 $163, 659 89,560 171, 247 307, 285 230, 006 $1.41 .77 1.49 2.70 2.04 $251,899 229, 483 412, 704 573, 959 520, 222 $2.17 1.98 3.58 5.04 4.62 $370, 590 306, 505 351, 904 472, 764 454,704 $3.19 2.65 3.05 4.15 4.04 $10, 645 13,787 18,557 102, 752 41,013 $0.35 .12 .16 .90 .36 $62, 886 42, 308 214, 754 192, 837 225, 732 $0.54 .37 1.86 1.69 2.00 Miami, Fla Reading, Pa Knoxville, Tenn Peoria, 111 . South Bend, Ind._- 3, 328, 402 3, 436, 435 3,047, 266 2,698, 641 2,950, 687 29.80 30.80 28.09 24.90 27.30 253,197 221,290 147, 948 230, 769 141,214 2.27 1.98 1.36 2.13 1.31 337, 863 264, 960 245, 564 196, 321 200, 975 3.02 2.37 2.26 1.81 1.86 318,077 157,989 280, 314 266,124 307, 263 2.85 1.42 2.58 2.46 2.84 43,101 39,587 23,383 29,183 57, 399 .39 .35 .22 .27 .53 73, 641 88,961 98, 349 141,218 52, 419 .66 .80 .91 1.30 .48 290,882 211,973 136,183 191, 216 75,023 2.60 1.90 1.26 1.76 .69 Tacoma, Wash Canton, Ohio Wilmington, Del Gary, Ind Somerville, Mass 3, 530, 068 3,190, 699 3, 277, 327 3,489, 773 4,119,033 32.75 29.88 30.75 32.95 39.15 256, 294 194,333 259, 817 209, 861 235, 324 2.38 1.82 2.44 1.98 2.24 254, 716 224, 851 364, 538 320, 190 357, 844 2.36 2.11 3.42 3.02 3.40 506, 476 219, 289 336, 772 314,935 371,041 4.70 2.05 3.16 2.97 3.53 59, 321 12, 834 14, 721 23,718 55, 231 .55 .12 .14 .22 .53 52,810 54,175 31,061 43, 273 124, 745 .49 .51 .29 .41 1.19 210,153 121, 732 306, 365 192,497 365,697 1.95 1.14 2.87 1.82 3.48 Evansville, Ind El Paso, Tex Tampa, Fla Lynn, Mass 2, 584, 265 2, 567,874 3, 041, 498 4, 574, 082 24.78 24.88 29.47 44. 54 115, 276 131, 576 153,144 170, 796 1.11 1.27 1.48 1.66 292, 620 207, 693 335,131 361, 273 2.81 2.01 3.25 3.52 323, 095 261, 848 254,915 450, 044 3.10 2.54 2.47 4.38 29,872 23,857 36, 855 62, 970 .29 .23 .36 .61 54, 444 74, 725 54,045 184,173 .52 .72 .52 1.79 85,695 145,866 315,055 334, 235 .82 1.41 3.05 3.25 Utica, N.Y Duluth, Minn Waterbury, Conn.-. Lowell, Mass 4, 530, 389 3, 921, 789 4, 573, 097 4,142, 914 44.29 38. 52 45.32 41.33 290,125 268,130 402, 557 229, 647 2.84 2.63 3.99 2.29 345,916 285,515 424, 655 444, 790 3.38 2.80 4.21 4.44 474, 237 331, 780 506, 577 397, 850 4.64 3.26 5.02 3.97 92, 780 24, 776 24, 302 32, 885 .91 .24 .24 .33 123, 954 70,147 57,965 138, 237 1.21 .69 .57 . 1.38 306,973 99,983 146, 603 299, 412 3.00 .98 1.45 2.99 >UP 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 97 98 99 Allentown, P a S a c r a m e n t o , Calif Schenectady, N . Y — Bayonne, N . J Rockford, 111 $2,559,185 4, 413, 900 5, 343, 482 5, 316, 834 2, 430,449 $170,508 $1.75 228, 908 2.36 273, 076 2.84 291, 694 3.22 137, 976 1.56 $203, 757 $2.09 3.12 303,349 430, 730 4.48 5.98 541,107 181, 550 2.06 O F 50,000 T O 100,000 $135,970 $1. 40 510, 498 5.26 322, 354 3.35 557, 506 6.16 219, 637 2.49 $15,920 $0.16 51, 594 .53 43, 531 .45 51, 719 .57 28,192 .32 $50, 312 $0. 52 74, 584 .77 140,105 1.46 1.21 109,155 75, 569 .86 .55 $179, 661 $1.85 286, 305 2.95 6.13 589,953 4.44 401,662 1.11 97, 646 .78 .62 .49 129, 220 298, 312 335,863 160, 557 44, 713 1.49 3.51 3.95 1.91 .55 .33 .58 .56 .90 1 236,348 77, 610 81,110 27,884 241,725 2.84 2.99 O 249,313 161,890 152, 646 138,944 324,687 3.09 2.03 1.92 1.77 4.15 3 1.03 36,153 1 .45 29, 552 .37 .52 ! 41,713 20, 372 .26 77, 303 .99 .56 .56 .26 .32 .12 83,994 1.08 65,167 .84 35,113 .45 21,932 .28 74, 253 1 .97 I 4.04 315,845 170, 908 2.19 194, 441 2.50 .97 74, 727 113, 844 1 1.48 100 101 102 103 104 Wilkes-Barre, P a Lawrence, Mass Savannah, Ga Berkeley, Calif Little Rock, Ark 2, 807,529 3, 900,098 1,959,361 3,474,016 1,671,641 172,193 158, 326 127, 307 136,084 117,427 1.98 1.86 1.50 1.62 1.40 188, 504 379,193 275, 249 164, 261 134,180 2.17 4.46 3.24 1.96 1.60 236,190 368, 273 228,638 316,613 167, 287 2.71 4.33 2.69 3.77 2.00 20, 250 30,139 46, 719 23, 437 12,121 .23 .35 .55 .28 .14 48, 220 150, 572 65,920 52, 204 40, 993 105 106 107 108 109 Charlotte, N . C Altoona, P a Saginaw, M i c h St. Joseph, M o Lincoln, N e b r 2, 037, 597 2, 201, 003 2, 624, 544 1,800,076 2, 586,802 I 136,423 121, 580 160,178 106,830 122,036 1.64 1.47 1.96 1.32 1.51 I 171, 719 115,546 232, 368 184. 516 99, 601 2.05 1.40 2.84 2.28 1.23 230,066 136, 762 227, 378 335, 404 189,015 2.76 1.65 2.78 4. 14 2.34 20, 614 9,368 12, 511 13, 526 13,112 .25 .11 .15 .17 .16 45, 689 27, 550 47, 064 45, 713 72,470 110 111 112 113 114 Harrisburg, P a Sioux C i t y , I o w a Lansing, M i c h Pawtucket, R.I P a s a d e n a , Calif 2,819,861 2, 438, 510 I 2,910,265 2,466,838 4,436,039 186, 529 93, 750 136, 054 188,343 279,019 2.31 1.18 1.71 2.39 3.57 208,118 195, 423 159, 564 246, 440 305, 584 2.58 2.46 2.01 3.13 3.91 98, 262 190, 247 245,887 188,078 297, 353 1.22 2.39 3.09 2.39 3.80 35, 201 18,148 21,086 21, 416 80, 890 .44 .23 .27 .27 115 116 117 118 119 N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y _ . Binghamton, N . Y . . . Shreveport, L a Huntington, W.Va... Manchester, N . H 4,099,165 4, 062,091 1,849,417 I 2,099,477 2,299,696 | 225,816 196, 255 138,631 107, 900 124,808 2.89 2.52 1.78 1.40 1.62 264,682 268,012 187, 259 136,486 258,659 3.39 3.44 2.41 1.77 3.37 282, 597 324,102 250, 720 246, 287 262,393 3.62 4.16 3.22 3.19 3.42 43,827 43, 377 20, 021 24, 790 9,523 120 121 122 123 124 Winston-Salem, N . C E a s t St. L o u i s , I1L__. Quincy, Mass L a k e w o o d , Ohio Troy, N . Y 1,747,145 1,914,858 3,557,930 | 2,436,873 3,089,173 120,888 152,361 158,262 81,243 214,508 1.58 2.02 2.11 1.10 2.94 166,920 124, 601 282,094 174, 081 340, 489 2.18 1.65 3.77 2.35 4.67 124,984 154, 345 257,050 170,961 308,172 1.63 2.05 3.43 2.31 4.23 16,849 17,319 22,356 13, 877 23,556 .22 .23 .30 .19 .32 60, 483 20, 785 107, 499 38, 034 56,936 1.44 125 126 127 128 129 Springfield, 111 Roanoke, Va Portland, Maine E a s t Orange, N . J Springfield, Ohio 1,954,397 1,821,769 i 2,911,475 3,081,229 1,823,015 | 167,658 147, 304 141, 724 188,875 80, 451 2.32 2.07 2.00 2.69 1.15 177,075 153, 021 267, 340 300, 368 93, 679 2.45 2.15 3.77 4.28 1.34 166,352 206,005 262, 567 289,247 111,711 2.30 2.89 3.70 4.13 1.60 20,103 12, 711 42, 061 34, 911 11,186 .28 .18 .59 .50 .16 38,895 19, 786 36, 529 63,483 29,885 130 131 132 133 134 Cicero, 111 M o b i l e , Ala New Britain, C o n n . . Racine, W i s Atlantic City, N.J__. 2,135, 493 I 1,743,123 2,756,518 2,723,585 5,416,074 I 235, 852 105, 991 136, 338 86, 534 340, 741 3.41 1.54 1.99 1.27 5.00 141,195 166, 668 233, 581 138, 718 744, 275 2.04 2.42 3.40 2.03 10.93 114,384 144, 224 242, 697 164, 773 779, 699 1.65 2.10 3.54 2.41 11.45 29, 570 35, 204 25,917 19, 952 175, 046 .43 .51 .38 .29 33,850 33, 762 53,927 60,416 105,303 1 2.57 1.77 .79 .28 .53 .94 .99 .34 .51 .78 150, 507 87,895 296, 737 113,892 284,409 1.97 1.17 3.96 1.54 3.90 .54 .28 .51 .91 .43 129,069 129,467 157,134 306,430 19, 395 1.79 1.82 2.21 4.37 .49 .49 .79 .88 1.55 119,183 168,095 118,634 68,753 518, 387 1 1.72 2.44 1.73 1.01 N > tr1 H 6tr1 GO .28 7.61 Co *P H-L 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E 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 OF T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E — T O T A L AND P E R C A P I T A : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d [ T h i s t a b l e is presented i n t w o sections, t h e second section beginning on p . 325. City number ALL G E N E R A L DEPARTMENTS j For a l p h a b e t i c a l list of cities, b y States, s h o w i n g r a n k , see p . 10. I.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT CITY Police d e p a r t m e n t Per capita Total Total Per capita Total Per capita Fire department Total Per capita IV.—SANITATION, OR PROMOTION OF CLENLINESS All o t h e r Total Total o F o r text discussion, see p . 47] III.—CONSERVATION OF H E A L T H I I . — P R O T E C T I O N TO P E R S O N AND P R O P E R T Y CO fcO Per capita Per capita *2 Total Per capita t—i > a > 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 Ul $2,297,043 1, 947,437 3,860,977 2, 222, 263 2, 203, 453 $33.88 28.72 57.12 33.17 32.98 $161,676 127, 712 160,139 124, 552 102, 592 $2. 38 1.88 2.37 1.86 1.53 $190,848 174,104 309,121 136, 340 168, 494 $2.81 2.57 4.57 2.04 2.52 $161, 699 234,473 267, 697 206, 648 122, 036 $2.38 3.46 3.96 3.08 1.82 $18, 738 15,104 30,164 9,400 15, 321 $0.28 .22 .45 .14 .23 $77, 693 12, 204 57, 667 31,863 27, 260 $1.15 .18 .85 .48 .41 $106,188 137, 726 332, 397 139, 799 154, 664 $1.57 2.03 4.92 2.09 2.31 H M o n t g o m e r y , Ala Glendale, Calif E v a n s t o n , 111 Covington, K y Topeka, Kans 1, 369, 388 2,548,412 2, 788,034 1, 512, 661 2, 062,164 20.50 38.26 41.93 22.85 31.63 92,911 135, 453 128, 212 145, 282 77,852 1.39 2.03 1.93 2.19 1.19 171, 344 180, 073 289, 600 120, 944 116, 364 2.57 2.70 4.35 1.83 1. 78 143,983 185,884 218,586 147, 083 205,176 2.16 2.79 3.29 2.22 3.15 21, 792 41,128 23, 541 6,658 12, 200 .33 .62 .35 .10 .19 33, 626 37, 859 63, 655 12,143 57,822 .50 .57 .96 .18 .89 109,863 88, 804 124, 327 130, 770 169, 345 1.64 1.33 1.87 1.98 2.60 O 145 146 147 148 149 M o u n t Vernon, N . Y Brockton. Mass Passaic, N . J Terre Haute, Ind Charleston, S.C 3, 822, 399 2, 895,181 3, 053, 402 2, 032,492 1,499, 861 59.91 45.38 48.50 32.36 24.09 228,329 146, 256 168, 509 87, 266 85, 257 3.58 2.29 2.68 1.39 1.37 417, 583 223, 902 316, 969 157, 987 208, 650 6.55 3.51 5.03 2.52 3.35 195, 739 312, 505 283, 540 309, 011 143,439 3.07 4.90 4.50 4.92 2.30 38, 764 19,910 37, 969 16, 580 21,972 .61 .31 .60 .26 .35 68, 226 102, 013 71, 378 22,138 35, 457 1.07 1.60 1.13 .35 .57 282, 780 208,172 294, 871 26,981 127, 921 4.43 3.26 4.68 .43 2.05 o 150 151 152 153 154 Medford, M a s s Wheeling, W . V a Charleston, W.Va_-_ Augusta, Ga Davenport, Iowa 2, 381, 726 1, 814, 709 1, 602, 341 1, 632, 958 1, 782, 789 38.29 29. 22 25.93 26.64 29.27 141, 874 100,461 92, 707 97, 294 106, 383 2.28 1.62 1.50 1.59 1.75 182,425 161,130 137, 523 154,135 129, 779 2.93 2.59 2.23 2.51 2.13 198, 290 195, 012 158, 681 149,189 182,924 3.19 3.14 2.57 2.43 3.00 24,987 9,743 8,579 26, 863 21,410 .40 .16 .14 .44 .35 49,909 30, 069 41, 539 33, 087 19, 976 .80 .48 .67 .54 .33 199, 685 113,193 83,939 76,129 87, 024 3.21 1.82 1.36 1.24 1.43 155 156 157 158 159 Lancaster, P a Irvington, N . J M a d i s o n , Wis San Jose, Calif Chester, Pa 1, 426,479 2, 310,193 2, 844,152 2, 095, 377 1, 469,962 23.46 38.19 47.40 35.10 24.79 103, 379 83, 913 132,930 71, 546 109,499 1.70 1.39 2.22 1.20 1.85 109, 604 182,163 140, 267 113, 818 119, 504 1.80 3.01 2.34 1.91 2.02 99,519 229, 331 224, 414 186, 270 68,700 1.64 3.79 3.74 3.12 1.16 7,474 12,482 23,963 21,410 15, 539 .12 .21 .40 .36 .26 20,114 20,356 86, 695 40, 534 35,420 .33 .34 1.44 .68 .60 47, 659 140, 563 266, 823 42, 049 72, 231 .78 2.32 4. 45 .70 1.22 135 136 137 138 139 Pontiac, Mich Hammond, Ind Newton, Mass Johnstown, P a Oak P a r k , 111 140 141 142 143 144 > H M Ul H hH Ul o t—I H i—i Ul 160 161 162 163 05 164 t 2° 165 1 166 rK 167 £ 168 1 169 Maiden, Mass Beaumont, Tex Union City, N J Bethlehem, P a 3,277,787 2,424,352 1,302,342 2, 710,848 1, 553,937 55.31 41.02 22.07 46.21 26.65 216,616 95,403 79,333 154, 286 125,454 3.66 1 1.61 1.34 2.63 2.15 496,270 218,831 115,722 319, 588 130,837 8.37 1 3.70 1.96 ! 5.45 i 2.24 417,131 256,511 149,658 347,384 71,858 7.04 4.34 2.54 5.92 1.23 13,039 15,774 19,728 10,193 8,824 .22 1 .27 .33 .17 ! .15 51,996 82,0$) 45,3l5 47,039 22,429 .88 1.39 .77 .80 .38 264,436 175,443 81, 698 225, 039 45, 805 4.46 2.97 1.38 3.84 .79 Springfield, M o . Austin, Tex D e c a t u r , 111 E a s t Chicago, I n d Hamtramck, Mich 1,281,994 1,263,540 1, 252,401 1,751,945 2,706,024 21.99 21.71 21.59 30.68 47.64 65,563 100,788 109,263 126,490 196,892 1.12 1.73 1.88 2.22 3.47 121,178 84,283 83,317 150,418 276,474 2.08 1.45 1.44 2.63 4.87 179,727 125, 851 117,521 162,756 171,791 3.08 2.16 2.03 2.85 3.62 11,423 19,423 10,446 .12,782 39,625 .20 .33 .18 .22 .70 18,060 25,885 21,359 38,509 44,568 .31 .44 .37 .67 .78 47,193 128,195 71,736 171,354 238, 391 .81 2.20 1.24 3.00 4.20 1 1 170 H o l y o k e , M a s s £ 171 172 173 174 Cedar Rapids, Iowa York, P a N e w Rochelle, N . Y Jackson, M i c h 2,973,851 1,698,268 1,371,376 4,521,750 1, 820,124 52.60 30.11 24.40 80.46 32.50 163, 599 84,987 79,283 292,941 100,458 2.89 i. 51 1.41 5.21 1.79 266,183 101,136 79,780 465,221 126, 525 4.71 1.79 , 1.42 8.28 2.26 346, 530 113, 269 88,841 402,478 125, 832 6.13 2.01 1.58 7.16 2.25 16,430 36,413 31,613 25,614 12,487 .29 .65 .56 .46 .22 112,31S 15,953 21,063 62,203 39, 729 1.99 .28 .37 1.11 .71 185,828 128,056 80,403 403,182 42,683 3.29 2.27 1.43 7.17 .76 175 176 177 178 179 McKeesport, Pa Kalamazoo, Mich Cleveland Heights, O h i o . . Greensboro, N . C Waco, T e x . _ 1, 593,393 2, 073, 819 2,350,296 1, 239,253 1,328,031 28.66 37.43 42.50 22.74 24.37 92,888 114,497 113,690 94,665 70,335 1.67 2.07 2.06 1.74 1.29 130,479 156,836 141, 077 119,876 90,429 2.35 2.83 2.55 2.20 1.66 113,637 209,859 106,985 87,397 180,997 2.04 3.79 1.93 1.60 3.32 6,022 9,254 14,496 12,737 19,183 .11 .17 .26 .23 .35 18,523 30,670 25,187 33,548 30,355 .33 .55 ,46 .62 .56 120,648 45,432 191,095 57,801 61, 873 2.17 .82 3.46 1.06 1.14 180 181 182 183 M a c o n , Ga__Dearborn, Mich H a m i l t o n , Ohio Galveston, Tex 1, 339,231 3, 215,962 1,244,490 1,557,395 24.85 59.67 23.17 29.06 66,713 308,417 89,703 79,170 1.24 5.72 1.67 1.48 133,672 305,120 77, 297 116, 750 2.48 ! 5.66 | 1.44 2.18 174, 293 223,732 109,955 179, 529 3.23 4.15 2.05 3.35 18,526 42,751 7,175 20,539 .34 .79 .13 .38 46,045 26,346 18,659 27,078 .85 .49 .35 .51 71,003 172,862 74,360 100,305 1.32 3.21 1.38 1.87 184 185 186 187 Durham, N.C Highland Park, Mich F r e s n o , CalifPort Arthur, Tex._ 1,178,204 2,899,795 2,444,801 1, 058,813 22.02 54.30 46.48 20.24 68,236 145,051 108,270 139,142 1.28 2.72 2.06 2.66 89,226 230,126 165,994 46,825 1.67 4.31 1 3.16 .90 108, 025 232,431 367,484 77,358 2.02 4.35 6.99 1.48 15,555 12,331 23,911 10,836 .29 | .23 1 .45 .21 28, 611 67,736 42, 416 21, 566 .53 1.27 .81 .41 83,508 141,108 60,655 65,743 1.56 2.64 1.15 1.26 > 5 GO 188 189 190 191 Asheville, N . C Kenosha, Wis B e r w y n , 111 Pueblo, C o l o - _ 1, 358,454 2,352,808 1,378, 111 1, 250,237 26.48 45.86 27.02 24.51 118,972 99,359 110,198 70,517 2,32 1.94 2.16 1.38 108,395 172, 827 94,807 105, 387 2.11 3.37 1.86 2.07 121,822 198, 957 51, 515 150, 013 2.37 3.88 1.01 2.94 7,410 16, 587 5,308 16,900 • .14 .32 .10 .33 25,181 62,551 19, 073 24,548 .49 1.22 .37 .48 66,093 93, 533 23,169 22,892 1.29 1.82 .45 .45 192 193 194 195 C o l u m b i a , S.C Pittsfield, M a s s . . Jackson, Miss Woonsocket, R . I 1,180,481 2, 095,110 918,791 1,413,539 23.19 41.41 18.16 28.21 74,187 99,151 87, 781 105,081 1.46 1.96 1.73 2.10 134,647 150,783 98, 994 181, 818 2.65 2.98 1.96 3.63 96,027 138, 718 108,127 262,837 1.89 2.74 2.14 5.25 17, 584 25, 278 15,303 12,279 .35 .50 .30 .25 31,782 60,160 19,795 13,318 .62 1.19 .39 .27 82,953 84,435 64,907 86,074 1.63 1.67 1.28 1.72 $40, 409 $0.82 10,023 .20 31,322 .64 7, 345 .15 37,368 . .77 $34,964 20, 531 27,696 14,268 $0.71 .42 .56 .29 $108,077 85,973 112, 663 83, 217 96,433 $2.19 1.74 2.29 1.69 1.98 )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 50,000 196 197 198 199 200 Everett, Mass Clifton, N . J P h o e n i x , Ariz New Castle, P a S t o c k t o n , Calif $2,473,214 1, 621, 757 2,084, 026 1,454,943 1,995,678 $50. 07 32.83 42.27 29.63 40.90 1 $120,895 106,779 108,958 87,730 121,914 $2.45 2.16 2.21 1.79 2.50 $187,903 162, 218 155,170 90,694 138,077 $3.80 3.28 3.15 1.85 2.83 $250,658 165,785 144, 512 92,981 261, 623 $5.07 3.36 2.93 1.89 5.36 CO to T A B L E 1 2 . — G O V E R N M E N T A L - C O S T PAYMENTS FOR OPERATION AND M A I N T E N A N C E OF G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , B Y PRINCIPAL 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 — T O T A L AND P E R CAPITA: 1931—Continued CO to to [This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 325. For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 47] City number ALL GENERAL DEPARTMENTS I I.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT CITY Police d e p a r t m e n t Per capita Total Total III.—CONSERVATION OF HEALTH II.—PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY Per capita Fire d e p a r t m e n t All o t h e r Total Total Per capita Total Per capita IV.—SANITATION, OR PROMOTION OF CLEANLINESS Total Per capita Per capita Total Per capita > a > tr1 GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued xn $0. 27 1.01 .16 .51 .30 $94, 540 117,384 54,193 41, 540 59,873 $1.94 2.41 1.13 .87 1.26 4.63 1.81 2.90 2.83 2.97 6,474 12, 635 9,411 16, 615 8,459 .14 .27 .20 .36 .18 17, 657 14,862 11,938 5,943 21,135 .37 .31 .25 .13 .46 49, 921 96, 792 32,832 75, 016 25, 276 1.05 2.05 .70 1.61 .54 259,056 186, 757 163,459 96,126 105,153 5.62 4.06 3.56 2.10 2.32 31, 653 11,156 5,069 12,451 10, 214 .69 .24 .11 .27 .22 59, 527 55,064 36,638 36,659 18, 726 1.29 1.20 .80 .80 .41 120,407 119, 751 72,027 75,341 55,074 2.61 2.60 1.57 1.65 1.21 2.95 1.91 1.98 2.07 1.82 181,342 84,662 101,890 107,060 105,981 4.05 1.89 2.30 2.42 2.41 12, 079 4,043 23,487 8,231 10,183 .27 .09 .53 .19 .23 39,967 12,454 26,682 19, 728 17,455 .89 .28 .60 .45 .40 74, 768 62,811 129,262 6,001 51,393 1.67 1.41 2.92 .14 1.17 2.79 4.45 4.65 1.74 3.31 145, 290 71, 215 238,308 79,131 153,999 3.31 1.63 5.47 1.82 3.54 1 11,095 20,296 16, 674 6,013 27,834 .25 .46 .38 .14 .64 1 44, 784 38,329 50,463 9,056 70,341 1.02 .88 1.16 .21 1.62 94,422 126, 537 174,871 46,037 80,210 2.15 2.90 4.01 1.06 1.84 $2. 12 3.04 1.26 4.48 2.78 $150,912 300,035 87,631 240,454 145,368 $3.10 6.16 1.83 5.04 3.05 $220, 386 347, 538 151,056 192, 953 139,917 32.57 26.02 24.66 24.42 28.65 75,771 112,018 53,693 55, 551 85,451 1.60 2.37 1.14 1.19 1.84 76, 583 92, 257 90,116 59, 512 71, 826 1.62 1.95 1.92 1.27 1.55 219,166 85, 350 136,095 132,032 137, 659 2, 319,839 1,446, 221 1, 943, 744 963,948 1, 256,935 50.32 31.44 42.35 21.09 27.69 115,099 106,418 104,869 104,546 84,506 2.50 2.31 2.28 2.29 1.86 215,315 131, 601 126,226 82,077 94, 363 4.67 2.86 2.75 1.80 2.08 Chicopee, Mass Joliet, 111 Amarillo. Tex Cranston, R.I Wichita Falls, Tex. 1, 793, 250 1, 287, 434 1,176,072 1,119,643 1,094,947 40.03 28.80 26.55 25.33 24.94 103,351 124,137 99, 746 121,118 85,136 2.31 2.78 | 2.25 2.74 1 1.94 132,113 85, 527 87, 932 91, 699 79, 798 Battle Creek, Mich. Perth Amboy, N . J . Montclair, N.J Portsmouth, Ohio-. Salem, Mass 1, 750, 651 1,723,360 2,557,555 1,110,392 1,927,801 39.88 39.44 58.66 25.53 44.32 115,120 106,015 184,699 67,138 91,456 2.62 2.43 4.24 | 1.54 2.10 1 122, 605 194,419 202,669 75,752 143,998 Haverhill, Mass Brookline, Mass Muskegon, Mich Stamford, Conn Elmira, N.Y 206 207 208 209 210 Bay City, Mich Aurora, 111 Muncie, Ind Waterloo, Iowa Williamsport, P a . . . 1,542, 398 1, 228, 238 1,159,041 1,140, 491 1,329,409 211 212 213 214 215 Chelsea, Massl Lexington, Ky Jamestown, N . Y — Portsmouth, Va Lorain, Ohio 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224 225 $2,367,612 $48. 61 3,101, 447 63.68 2,029, 287 42.28 2, 668,328 55.94 2,012,864 42.29 $4. 52 7.14 3.15 4.05 1 2.94 1 $13, 015 49,008 7,599 24, 408 14, 274 $103,309 148, 207 60, 540 213,659 132,318 201 202 203 204 205 $80, 349 $1.65 238, 304 4.89 1.84 88,433 4.51 214,993 81, 825 1.72 H > HH Ul M O W O *j O i—i H Columbus, Ga Warren, Ohio Kearny, N.J Lima, Ohio Council Bluffs, Iowa.- 969,795 1,049,829 2,020,663 1, 063,593 1,022,526 22.35 I 24.53 47.66 25.08 24.12 Dubuque, Iowa.. Lynchburg, Va St. Petersburg, Fla_~. Ogden, Utah East Cleveland, Ohio. 1,068,736 1, 259,140 1,930,494 1,052,266 1, 543,243 Oshkosh, Wis La Crosse, Wis Anderson, Ind Fitchburg, Mass Poughkeepsie, N . Y . . , Waltham, Mass Sheboygan, Wis Bloomfleld, N . J . . Green Bay, Wis Butte, Mont 55,368 60,927 97,832 54,531 57,466 1.28 1.42 2.31 1.29 1.36 110,417 75,015 289,404 50,615 66,376 2.54 I 1. 75 6.83 1.19 1.33 J 106,888 82,796 266,127 69,984 71,911 2.46 1.93 6.28 1.65 1.70 3,759 6,755 9,650 3,802 13,410 .16 .23 .09 .32 26,563 15,120 27,487 14,474 9,303 .61 .35 .65 .34 .22 82,276 9,376 127,600 10,838 49,783 1.90 .22 3.01 .26 1.17 25.57 30.41 46.74 25. 54 37.46 67,704 106,054 166,439 74,103 56,689 1.62 2.56 4.03 1.80 1.38 79,094 104,048 98,335 85,613 111,325 1.1 2.51 I 2.38 I 2.C 2.70 I 118,159 111,080 156, 344 69,043 81,582 2.83 2.68 3.79 1.68 1.98 16,606 18,023 12,816 4,710 8,938 .40 .44 .31 .11 .22 14,550 46,238 41,296 12,568 22,060 .35 1.12 1.00 .31 .54 56,693 79,169 120,297 30,468 104,759 1.36 1.91 2.91 .74 2.54 1, 357,841 1,140,492 1,001,785 1,950,040 1,896,731 33.12 28.02 24.61 47.92 46.72 67,561 61,264 56,382 81,257 104,990 1.65 1.51 1.39 2.00 2.59 72, 224 82,601 79,556 122, 111 136,150 1.76 2.03 1.95 3.00 3.35 167,583 131,815 137,850 177,750 91,983 4.09 3.24 3.39 4.37 2.27 10,201 5,456 9,406 14,581 8,048 .25 .13 .23 .36 .20 19, 207 19, 796 16,216 64,373 L46, 575 .47 .49 .40 1.58 3.61 43,933 31,133 87,342 156,740 1.71 1.08 .76 2.15 3.86 1,939, 644 1, 275,819 1,640,823 1,422, 609 1,063,971 48.13 31.74 41.02 35.74 26.91 100, 751 70,124 96,312 69,835 75,811 2.50 1.74 2.41 1.75 1.92 129, 741 90,551 165, 545 79,756 77,462 3.22 2.25 4.14 2.00 1.96 126, 284 145,464 138,623 174,467 129,225 3.13 3.62 3.47 4.38 3.27 44,553 8,642 7,989 16,978 2,277 1.11 .21 .20 .43 .08 50, 659 22,027 28,684 19,811 9,868 1.26 .55 .72 .50 .25 136, 610 75,807 124,469 46,841 72,088 3.39 1.89 3.11 1.18 1.82 Quincy, 111 Meriden, Conn San Bernardino, Calif. Santa Monica, C a l i f High Point, N.C 915,770 1,356,858 961,621 1,895,742 972,118 23.30 34.88 24.78 48.99 25.38 67,686 94,709 54,392 93,729 113,881 1.72 2.43 1.40 2.42 2.97 70,465 96,987 57,599 114,112 77,848 1.79 2.49 1.48 2.95 2.03 I 95,043 119,061 54,839 90,318 68,061 2.42 3.06 1.41 2.33 1.78 5,645 23,669 12,135 14,608 .14 .61 .31 .38 .18 16,642 27,576 15,973 16,190 19,994 .42 .71 .41 .42 .52 44,079 43,729 35,216 176,241 100,780 1.12 1.12 .91 4.55 2.63 Arlington, Mass Cumberland, M d . — . Rock Island, 111 Raleigh, N.C West New York, N . J . 1,606,543 1,016,122 809, 791 857, 517 1,924,345 42.06 | 26.67 21.25 22.51 50.64 111, 467 62,675 44,124 81, 256 112, 696 2.92 1.65 1.16 2.13 2.97 114, 302 66, 399 38, 722 93, 823 253,588 2.! 1.74 I 1.02 2.46 6.67 114,848 57,490 64,767 96,094 258,906 3.01 1.51 1.70 2.52 6.81 27,964 2,866 5,825 11,614 14,416 .73 .08 .15 .30 38,402 13, 876 6,607 18,160 27, 667 1.01 .36 .17 .48 .73 126,697 58,039 47,106 68,793 132,835 3.32 1.52 1.24 1.81 3.50 White Plains, N . Y . . . . Taunton, Mass _. Hazleton, Pa West Allis, Wis Danville, 111 2,928,933 1,463,707 988,358 1,327, 537 885,179 77.90 39.14 26.50 35. 69 i 23.99 1 269, 637 75, 744 54,477 85,266 64,834 7.17 2.03 1.46 2.29 1.76 268, 896 118, 374 40, 572 86,360 62,506 7.15 3.17 1.09 2.32 l.€ 261,029 139, 396 47,357 78,938 121,187 6.94 3.73 1.27 2.12 3.28 28,432 15,760 -6,181 22,665 8,460 27, 417 51, 352 14,345 14, 885 8,647 .73 1.37 .38 .40 .23 141,438 47,871 30,117 107,488 38,809 3.76 1.28 .81 2.89 1.05 Nor walk, Conn Auburn, N.Y Zanesville, Ohio Elgin, 111... Watertown, Mass 1,265,204 1, 218,169 795,139 922,561 1,589,617 34.38 33.19 i 21.67 1 25.14 43.43 ! 90,078 75,447 46,530 69,888 65,623 2.45 2.06 1.27 1.90 1.79 122, 339 85, 417 56,737 65,714 113,992 3.32 1 2.33 1.55 1.79 3.11 110,493 137,470 63,049 82,140 115,899 3.00 3.75 1.72 2.24 3.17 19,440 6,223 4,021 2, 228 24, 560 10, 513 18, 584 5,010 13,332 32,903 .29 .51 .14 .36 .90 39,161 74,319 24,035 63,083 126,151 1.06 2.03 .65 1.72 3.45 Revere, Mass Norristown, Pa Superior, Wis Steubenville, Ohio Orange, N.J 1,625,240 854,147 1,499,311 1,145,806 1,628,109 44.53 23. 53 ! 41.52 31.74 45, 81 1 94,464 42,304 97,380 72, 412 08,608 2.59 1.17 2.70 2.01 2.76 94,553 63,814 129,729 92, 241 168,515 2.59 1.76 3.59 2.56 4.72 ' 155,109 30,139 203, 521 84,138 122,597 4.25 .83 5.64 2.33 3.43 21,104 17,534 12, 547 3,774 13.117 35,170 7,295 28,060 12,847 33,440 .96 .20 .78 .36 .94 1 67,829 19,036 60,427 83,025 121, 466 1.86 .52 1.67 2.30 3.40 ,,, i > w to CO TABLE 12*—GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE—TOTAL AND P E R CAPITA: 1931—Continued [This table is presented in two sections, the second section beginning on p. 325. For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. City number ALL GENERAL DEPARTMENTS I.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT CITY Police department Per capita Total Total Per capita Fire department Per capita Total Per capita IV.—SANITATION, OR PROMOTION OF CLEANLINESS All other Total Total CO For text discussion, see p. 47] III.—CONSERVATION OF HEALTH II.—PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY DIVISIONS Total Per capita Per capita Total Per capita 3 GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued CO 271 272 273 274 275 Alameda, Calif Plainfield, N.J Lewiston, Maine Amsterdam, N . Y New Brunswick, N . J . . $1, 455, 498 1, 796,391 855, 317 1, 323,909 1,635,095 $41.00 51.03 24. 37 37.83 46.99 $65,916 99, 590 64,468 49,571 117, 207 $1.86 2.83 1.84 1.42 3.37 $100,123 167,277 72,037 67,552 125,192 $2. 82 4.75 2.05 1.93 3.60 $175, 540 206, 450 72, 853 100,980 175,033 $4.94 5.87 2.08 2.89 5.03 $4, 760 33,123 8,587 7,708 14,172 $0.13 .94 .24 .22 .41 $28,403 33, 219 14, 598 38,307 27,854 276 277 278 279 280 Santa Barbara, Calif- _. Paducah, K y Easton, Pa Newport News, Va Norwood, Ohio 1,244,250 807,151 1, 251,375 1,002,382 868,548 35.96 23.33 36. 27 29.12 25.25 83,343 82,927 103,412 94,734 66,134 2.41 2.40 3.00 2.75 1.92 92,683 59,656 94,035 90,646 60,969 2.68 1.72 2.73 2.63 1.77 105, 849 105, 283 70,348 98, 249 54,846 3.06 3.04 2.04 2.85 1.59 31,098 3,710 5,551 11,856 3,419 .90 .11 .16 .34 .10 281 282 283 284 285 Sioux Falls, S.Dak Waukegan, 111 Mansfield, Ohio Colorado Springs, Colo Joplin, Mo 1, 014,872 1,148,156 976, 452 1, 216, 952 725,485 29. 33. 28. 36. 21. 50 47 63 22 59 55,811 164,958 74,342 59,804 47,294 1.62 4.81 2.18 1.78 1.41 58,795 50,991 55,306 75,962 50,173 1.71 1.49 1.62 2.26 1.49 76,689 51,693 69, 569 77,637 75,491 2.23 1.51 2.04 2.31 2.25 5,405 14,860 1,367 8,940 5,881 Elkhart, Ind_ Tucson, Ariz Laredo, Tex Kokomo, Ind Rome, N . Y . . . 839,969 1, 241,402 396,368 728,679 1,120, 214 25.15 37. 39 11.94 22.01 33.84 38,252 64,791 30,351 28,989 64,548 1.15 1.95 .91 .88 1.95 73,056 86, 372 33, 587 54,836 58, 995 2.19 2.60 J 1.01 1. 66 1.78 100,015 82,511 29,893 94,477 65,831 2.99 2.49 .90 2.85 1.99 Richmond, Ind Moline, 111 Watertown, N.Y Wilmington, N.C Muskogee, Okla 881,450 953,962 1,387,827 810, 470 907,634 26.71 29.53 42.97 25.12 28.19 1 45,615 57,022 71,696 43,834 34,567 1 1.38 1.77 2.22 1.36 1.07 60,892 51,026 76, 272 80,025 57,299 1 1.85 1.58 2.36 2.48 1.78 101,883 62, 442 97,200 95, 044 100,470 3.09 1.93 3.01 2.95 3.12 291 292 293 .42 1.09 .80 $26, 699 45, 917 20, 727 79,458 87, 453 $0.75 1.30 .59 2.27 2.51 28,124 8,506 15, 794 22, 911 11, 210 .81 .25 .46 .67 .33 70,815 31,788 106,465 62,740 50, 447 2.05 .92 3.09 1.82 1.47 .16 .43 .04 .27 .18 11,908 9,013 18,515 23,112 16,352 .35 .26 .54 .69 .49 37,887 15, 571 59,823 21, 555 14,906 1.10 .45 1.75 .64 .44 9,082 15,439 2,460 4,665 8,993 .27 .47 .07 .14 .27 6,971 14,502 2,575 7,043 23,576 .21 .44 .08 .21 .71 24.061 94.062 21,196 48,892 61,692 .72 2.83 .64 1.48 1.86 2,044 10,987 5,883 7,864 2,317 .06 .34 .18 .24 .07 7,296 10,808 44, 308 25,061 8,016 .78 .25 22, 211 44, 680 52,061 65,062 22, 556 .67 1.38 1.61 2.02 .70 M • H M Ul M o Ul o o M H CD 297 298 299 300 301 302 303 304 305 306 307 308 309 310 Meridian, M i s s . . . Nashua, N.H Fort Smith, A r k . . Port Huron, Mich. Pensacola, Fla Baton Rouge, La.. Marion, Ohio Bellingham, Wash Newbtirgh, N . Y . . Santa Ana, Calif-. Bloomington, 111.. Hagerstown, Md__ Everett, Wash Newark, Ohio Alton, 111 Honolulu, Hawaii 618,796 907,608 651,464 1, 073,819 959,120 19.34 28.54 20.55 33.87 30.35 39, 397 61,602 62, 382 55,103 66, 701 1.23 1.94 1.97 1.74 2.11 45, 490 80,963 40, 741 63,116 80,977 800, 734 854, 707 1,472,342 1, 278,642 21.72 25.42 27.13 46.89 40.72 50, 286 55,902 48.663 65, 718 44,882 1.59 1.77 1.54 2.09 1.43 830,743 619,385 850,187 744,328 594, 285 26.80 19.98 27.51 24.25 19.55 67,880 28,405 44.664 47,198 51, 736 7,035,307 48.79 410, 549 Per capita Total Grand total. Group Group Group Group Group I II III IV V $174,450,610 90,184, 21,720, 30, 569, 18, 511, 13,463, $3.61 $6,862,689 4.25 4.30 2.83 2.75 3.01 .59 .30 .58 .33 51,440 44, 235 29,017 41,478 66,577 1.61 1.39 .92 1.31 2.11 5,533 13, 613 9,628 5,165 9,099 26,973 12, 272 .30 .16 .29 .86 .39 55, 665 27,893 110,205 65,930 2.20 1.77 .89 3.51 2.10 2.25 1.39 3.11 2.33 2.15 5,673 3,690 9,488 5,274 4,521 11,088 4,585 10,872 6,588 8, 728 .36 .15 ,35 .21 .29 64,936 36,023 29,395 13,509 21,093 2.04 34,043 1.85 263,504 2.45 1 3.72 2.39 3.09 2.98 62,948 31,459 71,857 104, 299 73,975 1.99 1.00 2.28 3.32 2.36 86, 624 71,798 113,990 51,981 71,504 2.74 2.28 3.62 1.66 2.28 2.19 .92 1.45 1.54 1.70 66,905 41, 373 64,288 55, 678 53,459 2.16 1.33 2.08 1.81 1.76 69,609 43,076 96,048 71,644 65, 249 2.85 527, 576 3.66 294,704 2,829 1,649 6,503 3,984 10,886 .05 .21 .13 .34 5,157 745 .16 .02 266,103 2.09 1.16 .95 .44 I VII.—EDUCATION Repair for compensation Total .39 ! 78,457 118, 442 75, 673 98,083 94,041 V.—HIGHWAYS Operation and maintenance 12,554 18,619 9,632 18,355 10,462 1.42 1 2.55 1.29 1.99 2.56 capita VI.—CHARITIES, HOSPITALS, AND CORRECTIONS Total $0.14 $201,955,675 288,718 416,135 346, 780 505, 721 305, 335 126, 537, 033 29, 316,042 24, 574, 755 12,640,883 8,886,962 Per capita VHI.—RECREATION Schools Total Libraries Per capita Total $4.18 $809,913,891 $16.78 $29,661,109 5.96 5.80 2.28 1.88 1.99 381, 729, 734 84,917, 615 165,136,953 108, 730, 605 IX.—MISCELLANEOUS 17.97 16.80 15.30 16.17 15.54 13, 725, 654 3,985, 739 6, 341,910 3,418,091 2,189,715 Per capita Total $0.61 $78,892,302 .65 .79 .59 .51 .49 43,928,151 9, 372,145 13,589,961 7, 264, 514 4, 737, 531 Per capita Total $1.63 $121,027,087 Per capita I 2.51 2.07 1.85 1.26 1.08 1.06 278,356 849,360 003, 893 236,109 659,369 3.78 2.34 1.39 1.22 1.27 3,354,955 $1.88 8, 244,172 2.38 3, 554,885 1.81 3,068,446 1.89 2, 397,077 1.86 $40,927, 500 10,446,952 5,091,823 3,788,344 3,201,151 $5.77 3.02 2.59 2.34 2.49 GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER New York, N.Y.... Chicago, 111 Philadelphia, P a . . . Detroit, Mich Los Angeles, Calif. $29, 398, 594 $4.15 $1, 559,471 $0.22 11,937,401 3.45 187, 737 .05 7,499, 623 3.81 70,962 .04 8, 025,068 4.96 460,818 .28 6,798,179 216,915 5.29 .17 i Not included in group or grand totals. $42,865,442 $6.05 $147,945, 797 $20.87 51, 658, 350 14.94 7, 209,264 2.08 30, 549,682 15.54 9, 676, 583 4; 92 20,005,845 12.35 25,471, 730 15.73 6.88 29,991,622 23.33 8,843,752 $3,453, 666 1,417,103 750, 022 1,256, 272 1, 278,317 CO to en 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E 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 OF T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E — T O T A L AND P E R C A P I T A : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d CO [ 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 . 315. F o r a l p h a b e t i c a l list of cities, b y States, showing r a n k , see p . 10. F o r t e x t discussion, see p• 47] City nu mber V.—HIGHWAYS CITY Operation a n d maintenance Per capita Total VII.—EDUCATION R e p a i r for compensation Total Per capita VI.—CHARITIES, HOSPITALS, A N D CORRECTIONS Total Per capita VIII.—RECREATION Schools Total Libraries Per capita Total Per capita Total Per capita I X . — MISCELLANEOUS Total Per capita a GROUP I.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 500,000 A N D OVER—Continued Cleveland, Ohio St. Louis, Mo Baltimore, M d Boston, Mass Pittsburgh, Pa San Francisco, Calif. Milwaukee, Wis Buffalo, N.'Y $4,095,758 2, 396, 358 3, 710,328 3, 722, 798 $4.49 2.91 4.56 4.74 4,823,469 1, 819,898 2, 903,856 3,053,311 7.14 2.83 4.90 5.28 $379,443 161, 613 129,155 21,135 39,652 24,848 10.42 .20 .16 .03 $3,432,210 3,454,047 2,352,992 11,371,837 $3.76 4.19 2.89 14.48 3,485,775 3,586,378 4, 795,436 5,457,472 5.16 5.57 8.09 9.44 $15,895,177 $17.43 12, 047,145 14.61 9, 766, 642 12.01 16,302,887 20.76 12, 340,897 8,941, 552 9,418, 226 11,400,027 18.26 13.89 15.89 19.73 $1,606, 351 492, 491 511,110 1, 236, 730 599,080 283,087 381, 814 459,611 $1.76 .60 .63 1.58 $866,191 1, 649,174 1, 266,455 2,927,066 $0.95 2.00 1.56 3.73 .89 1 1,424,477 .44 1, 744,197 1,842, 583 .64 .80 1, 588,473 2.11 2.71 3.11 2.77 $2, 594,722 $2.85 716,658 .87 1, 302, 370 1.60 3,892, 675 4.96 1,718,993 2,002,902 1,439,418 3,154,848 2.54 3.11 2.43 5.46 GROUP II.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 300,000 TO 500,000 CO 1-3 > H H M o co o fe! o $5.61 4.57 3.19 4.57 3.00 $4, 625,582 1,683,778 445,213 2,838, 775 5,074, 715 $9.46 3.55 .95 6.21 11.39 1,694,626 2,238,133 1,059,983 1,742,710 4.19 6.02 2.87 5.25 1,881,814 1,229,915 1,087,669 4,373,443 4.66 3.31 2.94 13.17 5,991, 372 6, 083,825 5, 574,174 7,650,089 1,171,242 1,006,767 1,183,585 1, 797,960 3.67 3.25 3.84 1 5.86 3,373, 688 665,919 1,147,304 888,227 10. 58 2.15 3.72 2.90 5,999,643 3, 645, 617 3,987,686 4,829,942 Washington, D.C._. Minneapolis, Minn New Orleans, La__. Cincinnati, Ohio... Newark, N . J . $2,743,928 2,165,271 1,489,890 2,089,369 1,336,822 Kansas City, Mo... Seattle, Wash. Indianapolis, Ind... Rochester, N.Y Jersey City, N . J Houston, Tex Louisville, Ky Portland, Oreg $9,347,365 519.12 8,391, 587 17.70 4, 602,403 9.84 9,422,126 20.60 9, 391, 786 21.07 $327, 910 471,490 89,147 358,966 442, 762 $0.67 .99 .19 .78 .99 $1,952,710 923, 111 352,889 390, 556 875,078 14.83 16.37 15.07 23,04 295,876 360,923 321,046 285,018 .73 .97 .87 .86 614,115 565,908 563, 078 1,214,476 18.81 11.76 12.94 15.75 247,579 107,122 163,086 514,814 .78 .35 .53 1. 68 678,699 252,144 472,322 517, 059 $3.99 1.95 .75 .85 1.96 $1,934,068 $3.96 1,179,956 2.49 355,383 .76 1, 365, 738 2.99 1,232, 412 2.77 1.52 1.52 1.52 1 3.66 ! 424,885 768,453 487, 593 1,953, 726 1.05 2.07 1.32 5.88 2.13 .81 1.53 1.69 1,117,478 140, 922 369,461 519,285 3.50 .45 1.20 1.69 M H M CO GBOUP III.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000 Toledo, Ohio Columbus, Ohio.. Denver, Colo Oakland, Calif—. Atlanta, Ga $1,648,985 629,448 1,103,095 673,936 650,969 $5. 55 2.13 3.78 2.33 2.34 St. Paul, Minn Birmingham, Ala.. Dallas, Tex Akron, Ohio 1 Memphis, Tenn__. 795,229 350,966 681, 263 753, 235 420,907 2.88 1.32 2.56 2.86 1.63 7,835 27, 218 80,881 113,456 46, 071 .03 .10 .30 .43 .18 379,225 53,922 343, 746 407,560 446,864 Providence, R . I . . . San Antonio, Tex _ Omaha, Nebr Syracuse, N.Y Dayton, Ohio 757,163 632, 779 464,835 594, 635 576, 253 2.98 2.68 2.15 2.79 2.82 82,070 30,818 45,996 9,737 .32 .13 .21 .05 ' 561,647 51,809 1,155 1,408,470 660,331 1,672,508 184, 206 518,432 562,896 368, 705 8.49 .96 2.81 3.26 2.17 29,184 2,100 95,556 15,043 16,527 .15 .01 .52 .09 .10 Fort Worth, T e x . . . Hartford, Conn New Haven, ConnFlint, Mich Nashville, Tenn 332,015 712,949 423, 686 211, 504 264,880 1.99 4.31 2.60 1.33 1.70 San Diego, Calif Springfield, Mass._. Long Beach, Calif.. Bridgeport, Conn.. Scranton, Pa 492,975 848,762 537,793 484, 506 326,729 3.22 5.58 3.63 3.30 2.27 Tulsa, Okla Des Moines, Iowa Salt Lake City, Utah-. Yonkers, N.Y Paterson, N . J 216, 250 456,080 385, 249 449,556 419, 510 1.50 3.18 2.69 3.24 3.02 Jacksonville, Fla Norfolk, Va Albany, N . Y Trenton, N . J Kansas City, Kans_ 469,500 234,028 549,324 470,747 135* 651 3.56 1.80 4.26 3.80 1.10 Worcester, Mass Oklahoma City, Okla _ Richmond, Va Youngstown, Ohio Grand Rapids, Mich. _ i Less than one-half of 1 cent. $2, 218 $0.01 11,539 .04 94,219 .32 48, 779 .17 119,145 .43 $1,159, 608 $3.90 345,045 1.17 3.30 964,067 17, 249 .06 681,559 2.46 $4, 686, 095 $15. 77 4, 326,172 14.64 5, 003,485 17.15 6, 069, 599 21.00 3,520,146 12.68 5239,451 $0.81 100, 517 .34 267,437 .92 209, 778 .73 111, 995 .40 $296, 662 $1.00 114,485 .39 835,145 2.86 1.73 500,937 210,404 .76 $498,090 509,059 568,154 177,006 143, 581 $1.68 1.72 1.95 .61 .52 397, 801 169,918 391,438 24,185 310, 402 1.44 .64 1.47 .09 1.20 354, 212 157,892 62, 502 301,863 69,336 1.28 .59 .24 1.15 .27 1.29 1 1.55 ! 1.73 3,389,391 2, 790,572 3,120, 524 4,127,434 2,387,079 12.28 10.46 11.74 15.68 9.22 221,686 108,561 50, 675 108,477 97,164 2.21 .22 .01 6.61 3.23 4, 313, 254 2, 723, 726 3,473,914 3,911,981 2, 703, 223 16.95 11.54 16.03 18.36 13.24 64, 500 104, 271 101,906 142,974 220, 338 .25 .44 .47 .67 1.08 404,413 321, 310 188, 671 303, 668 176, 740 1.59 1.36 .87 1.43 .87 428, 275 372, 508 315,442 955,462 232,025 1.68 1.58 1.46 4.48. 1.14 2, 084,866 10.58 98,387 .51 1.94 357, 774 1.00 172,875 2.12 359, 419 3,888,458 2, 325,800 2, 336, 604 2,384,654 3, 275, 555 19.73 12.10 12.67 13.79 19.29 164,804 47,054 75,942 94, 563 187,907 .84 .24 .41 .55 1.11 242,699 98,871 167,962 188, 293 228,424 1.23 .51 .91 1.09 1.35 478,918 258,086 168,921 252, 770 79, 782 2.43 1.34 .92 1.46 .47 & .07 .16 .12 256,963 733, 916 581,677 1,068,349 296,513 1.54 4.44 3.58 6.72 1.91 1,873, 227 3, 701,844 3,190, 708 2,679,741 1,168, 608 11.24 22.39 19.61 16.85 7.52 37,376 125,000 140,973 74,068 55,492 .22 .76 .87 .47 .36 233, 263 557,105 305,808 110,659 151, 695 1.40 3.37 1.88 .70 .98 53, 516 300,518 305,868 50,001 98,048 .32 1.82 1.88 .31 .63 CD 69,185 12,873 784 31,418 .45 .09 .01 .22 23,834 1,057,644 50, 556 922, 541 402, 689 .16 6.95 .34 6.28 2.79 2,630,394 3,318,150 3,184,228 2,396,567 2, 298,019 17.19 21.80 21.50 16.31 15.95 121,334 223,990 139,601 154, 624 38, 036 .79 1.47 .94 1.05 .26 317,838 413,823 428,112 214,362 152, 740 2.08 2.72 2.89 1.46 1 1.06 129, 578 342.429 139,666 236,956 206,194 .85 2.25 .94 1.61 1.43 18,192 1,514 13,481 .13 .01 .10 6,968 9,440 34,115 784, 509 389,178 .05 .07 .24 5.65 2.80 2,559,822 2,665,887 2,361, 331 3,491, 820 3, 236,738 17.79 18.60 16.51 25.16 23.32 55,203 101,161 84, 088 54,576 89,798 .38 .71 .59 .39 .65 68,485 152,838 255, 505 254, 622 124,343 .48 1.07 1.79 1.83 i .90 128, 938 183, 088 73,032 607,151 294, 558 .90 1.28 .51 4.37 2.12 2,508 15,182 294 .02 .12 98,019 203, 582 267,622 401,048 22,198 .74 1.57 2.07 3.24 .18 1,655,099 1,475,948 1, 737,072 2,349,444 1, 621,485 12.55 11.38 13.46 18.96 13.19 87,570 40,297 127,332 104,407 33,351 .66 .31 .99 .84 .27 224,703 85,524 290,050 184,284 62,979 1.70 .66 1 2.25 1.49 .51 219, 369 122,095 363,785 186, 596 1.66 .94 2.82 1.51 .81 729 10,987 25,282 18,906 (0 0) 1.37 .20 J .80 .41 .19 .41 .38 | CO ^1 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E 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 OF T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E — T O T A L AND P E R C A P I T A : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d CO 00 [This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 315. For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 47] V.—HIGHWAYS City numbe S-, CITY Operation and maintenance Total Per capita Repair for compensation Total Per capita VI.—CHARITIES, HOSPITALS, A N D CORRECTIONS Total Per capita VII.—EDUCATION Libraries Schools Total Per capita Total Per capita V i n . — RECREATION Total Per capita NEOUS Total Per capita M GROUP III—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 100,000 TO 300,000—Continued Chattanooga, Tenn. Camden, N.J Fort Wayne, Ind._Erie, Pa Elizabeth, N.J 87 $270, 977 $2.23 2.99 355, 398 238, 482 2.01 253, 633 2.15 2.21 258, 255 Spokane, Wash Wichita, Kans Fall River, Mass..Cambridge, Mass-._ New Bedford, Mass 361,072 159, 243 216,125 411, 402 293, 457 3.10 1.38 1.87 3.62 2.61 Miami, Fla Reading, Pa Knoxville, Tenn Peoria, 111 South Bend, Ind 410, 877 211, 660 282,194 203, 204 192, 552 3.68 1.90 2.60 1.87 1.78 Tacoma, Wash Canton, Ohio Wilmington, D e l . . Gary, Ind_ Somerville, M a s s . . . 328,470 365, 608 191, 829 150,017 371, 604 3.05 3.42 1.80 1.42 3.53 Evansville, Ind El Paso, Tex Tampa, Fla Lynn, Mass 158, 387 148,859 347, 265 349,165 1.52 1 1.44 3.36 3.40 Utica, N.Y Duluth, Minn Water bury, Conn__ Lowell, Mass 417,368 282, 267 561,889 316, 563 4.08 2.77 5.57 3.16 $782 $0.01 5,275 .04 4,744 .04 2,283 .02 21, 322 .18 32,864 27, 749 174 7,116 14,149 .28 .24 0) .06 .13 73, 760 15,862 .15 > $67,094 40,662 104,069 59,372 63,171 $49,467 115, 253 125,106 53,198 65,941 $0.41 .97 1.05 .45 .56 $65, 590 262, 597 91,049 73,999 162, 553 $0.54 2.21 .77 .63 1.39 1,847, 044 1,993, 212 1,429,688 1,918,891 1, 742,746 15.88 | 17.21 ! 12.40 16.86 15.48 79,219 62, 437 47,332 100,738 69, 252 166,143 143, 789 59,175 303,372 91, 259 1.43 1.24 .51 2.67 .81 103,368 28,347 368,170 429, 284 311,510 .24 3.19 3.77 2.77 8.14 1 16.43 10. 92 10.16 15.10 13,200 40,012 63,300 78, 967 76,084 93, 317 131,203 38,854 159,959 117,861 .84 1.18 .36 1.48 1.09 211,822 151, 755 93,189 100,452 48, 229 1.90 1.36 .45 a 67,475 1.39 .48 1.08 1.25 1.86 59,810 130.866 53, 930 39,230 294,371 .55 1.23 .51 .37 2.80 H $2.39 3.22 52,440 237, 916 .45 2.04 $1,032, 510 2, 272,576 1,812,451 1,801,031 2, 056,815 48,306 32,392 782,595 602, 231 644,525 .42 .28 6.79 5.29 5.72 373,125 9,625 453,496 3.34 .09 4.18 33,710 .31 909,300 1,833, 660 1,184,492 1,101, 228 1,632,096 24,042 200,526 10,901 3,600 .22 1.88 .10 .03 2.92 1,560,675 1, 614,782 1, 522,312 1,974,394 1,355,507 14.48 15.12 14. 28 18. 64 12.89 53,330 86,170 80,439 149,826 51,703 115,010 131,888 195,531 .16 4,350 .04 590 .01 28,628 9,554 306 .09 284, 749 505, 610 .27 .69 2.76 4.92 1,202,328 1,323,050 1,022,091 1,534,029 11. 53 12.82 9.90 14.94 96, 054 37,782 25,117 70,669 127,549 131,421 130, 725 200,945 1.22 1.27 1.27 1.96 69, 727 10,263 72,852 349.867 .67 .10 .71 3.41 239,926 34,478 279,126 473, 279 2.35 .34 2.77 4.72 1, 723,487 2,132,469 1,844,673 1,405,618 16.85 20.95 18.28 14.02 81,615 79,108 50,633 40,332 115, 553 164,287 135,057 65,403 1.13 1.61 1.34 .65 318,455 144,349 134,128 3.11 1.42 1.33 2.98 70,934 4,500 4,932 0) > CQ H 16, 741 307,349 o $8.48 19.10 15.28 15.29 17.59 $291,072 383,235 > H M CD H M Q CO O M M XJ1 GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N O F 50,000 TO 100,000 Allentown, Pa Sacramento, Calif Schenectady, N . Y Bayonne, N.J Rockford, 111 $239,517 201,600 376,851 297,480 174,088 $2.46 2.08 3.92 3.29 1.97 $10,556 12,320 2,555 9,233 $0.11 .13 .03 14,074 $10,519 $0.11 41,678 .43 417, 827 4.34 256,572 2.84 17,494 .20 $1,324,942 2,223,684 2, 217,907 2,464,116 1,280,704 $90,567 $0.93 273,480 2.82 95, 742 1.00 59, 821 .66 100,854 1.14 $101,792 164,857 387,804 216,107 28,032 $1.05 1.70 4.03 2.39 .32 100 101 102 103 104 Wilkes-Barre, Pa Lawrence, Mass Savannah, Ga_ Berkeley, Calif Little Rock, Ark 229,392 452,231 128,718 156,680 53,507 2.64 5.32 1.51 1.87 .64 1,844 22,767 2,878 2,700 335,079 83,485 61,036 94,153 .03 3.94 .98 .73 1.12 1.558.678 1,411,157 486,994 1,969,869 948,664 83,555 72,367 78, 764 133,025 12,071 .96 .85 .93 1.59 .14 129,394 193,011 58,063 198, 829 30,667 1.49 2.27 .68 2.37 .37 105 106 107 108 109 Charlotte, N.C Altoona, P a . . . Saginaw, Mich St. Joseph, M o . . Lincoln, Nebr. 176,928 182,174 173,022 150,773 122,702 2.12 2.20 2.12 1.86 1.52 2,254 1,737 4,273 2,210 10,058 44,022 4,762 280,837 23,509 201,375 .53 .06 3.43 .29 2.49 888,725 1.325.679 1,252,721 762,075 1,316, 632 29,204 29,993 60,935 70,643 132,145 .35 .36 .74 .87 1.64 29,586 159,159 44,620 31,476 21,320 1.92 .55 .39 110 111 112 113 114 Harrisburg, Pa-Sioux City, Iowa Lansing, Mich Pawtucket, R.I Pasadena, Calif 256,201 179,248 231,382 278,072 256,265 3.17 2.25 2.91 3.53 3.28 30,322 1,031 11,706 2,082 12,914 9,000 1,800 264,516 224,183 70,342 .11 .02 3.33 2.85 .90 1,472, 731 1,394,039 J,379,625 992,758 2, 246,605 113,037 91, 650 173,650 55,128 268,701 1.40 1.15 2.18 .70 3.44 97,494 29,576 39,177 82,438 72,859 1.21 .37 .49 1.05 .93 115 116 117 118 119 Niagara Falls, N . Y Binghamton, N.Y Shreveport, La Huntington, W.Va Manchester, N . H 305,399 270,182 126,528 115,687 336,677 3.91 3.47 1.63 1.50 4.38 1,813 8,577 5,561 521 7,131 257, 643 3.30 862,134 11.07 17,128 .22 44,001 .57 72,999 .95 1,819, 992 1,462,594 769,924 1, 278,150 819,820 23.30 18.78 9.90 16.56 10.67 185,834 60,625 51,174 26,379 105,011 2.38 .78 .66 .34 1.37 270,625 288,323 36,043 7,829 63, 818 3.47 3.70 .46 .10 .83 120 121 122 123 124 Winston-Salem, N.C East St. Louis, 111 Quincy, Mass Lakewood, Ohio Troy, N . Y 100,404 147,195 443,627 214,612 225,169 1.31 1.95 5.92 2.90 3.09 5,863 5,040 3,302 7,560 .18 .60 125 126 127 128 129 Springfield, 111 Roanoke, Va Portland, Maine East Orange, N.J Springfield, Ohio 93,480 186,507 494,941 231,659 229,998 1.29 2.62 6.97 3.30 3.30 768 8,401 16,931 3,032 3,840 130 131 132 133 134 Cicero, 111 Mobile, Ala New Britain, Conn Racine, Wis Atlantic City, N . J 99,271 120,097 277,726 173,757 327, 721 1.43 1.75 4.05 2.54 4.81 1 2,211 2,894 1,480 29,573 Less than one-half of 1 cent .03 .04 .02 .43 152,877 2.00 474,791 128,469 419,928 6.34 1.74 5.76 790,044 1,000, 699 1, 219, 513 1,301,072 917,920 10.33 13.29 16.28 17.58 12.59 27,083 136,995 131, 928 49,103 91, 248 .35 1.82 1.76 .66 1.25 13,631 45,336 103,467 72,392 188,838 2.59 16,651 83,162 290,685 102,606 227,183 .23 1.17 4.09 1.46 3.26 924,353 802,408 981,155 1,314, 536 890,542 12.78 11.27 13.82 18.75 12.78 145,187 23,166 98,841 78,522 18,387 2.01 .33 1.39 1.12 .26 36, 769 31,069 91,569 95,778 85,497 .51 .44 1.29 1.37 1.23 79,717 213,265 608,815 195,723 .05 1.16 3.11 8.90 2.87 1,296,409 707, 058 1,249,491 1,149,520 1, 700,180 18.73 10.28 18.21 16.81 24.97 44,437 65,138 74,451 109,062 185,279 .64 .95 1.09 1.59 2.72 4,930 95,166 85,597 75,097 257,491 .07 1.38 1.25 1.10 3.78 s tr1 CO bo 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E 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 OF T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E — T O T A L AND P E R C A P I T A : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d CO CO © [This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 315. For alphabetical list of cities, b y States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p . 47] City mimber V.—HIGHWAYS Operation and maintenance CITY Total Per capita VH.—EDUCATION Kepair for compensation Total Per capita VI.—CHARITIES, HOSPITALS, AND CORRECTIONS Total Per capita Vm.—RECREATION Schools Total Libraries Per capita Total Per capita Total Per capita IX. —MISCEJLAIANEOUS Total Per capita M a GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A P O P U L A T I O N OF 50,000 T O 100,000—Continued $131,120 $1.93 8,082 .12 95,021 1.41 750 .01 2,000 .03 $159, 223 91,531 660,186 186,303 216,132 $2. 35 1.35 9.77 2.78 3.23 $7,938 Montgomery, Ala.__ Glendale, Calif Evanston, 111 Covington, Ky Topeka, Kans 136, 866 155,453 236,309 177, 521 184,324 2.05 2.33 3.55 2.68 2.83 5,187 9,796 4,911 8,760 5,500 .08 .15 .07 .13 .08 53,448 5,060 700 34,676 87,023 .80 .08 .01 .52 1.33 455,192 1,553,868 1,474,887 576,709 1,015,804 6.81 23.33 22.18 8.71 15,58 145 146 147 148 149 Mount Vernon, N.Y Brockton, Mass Passaic, N.J Terre Haute, Ind Charleston, S.C 220, 221 298,890 105,894 139,128 97,260 3.45 4.69 1.68 2.22 1.56 12,485 2,425 .20 .04 5,575 3,890 .06 255,039 330,803 207,398 14,100 188, 757 4.00 5.19 3.29 .22 3. 03 1,773,312 993,591 1,371,377 1,070,534 463,201 150 151 152 153 154 Medford, Mass Wheeling, W.Va Charleston, W.Va___ Augusta, Ga Davenport, Iowa 186,492 131,864 73,785 148,443 150,036 3.00 2.12 1.19 2.42 2.46 11,688 .19 109,293 4,826 21,192 258,909 1.76 .08 .34 4.22 1,022,209 917,938 935,630 590,233 880,766 155 Lancaster, Pa__ — 156 Irvington, N.J 157 Madison, Wis 158 San Jose, Calif 159 Chester, Pa 141,027 189,977 197,849 83,024 98,502 2.32 3.14 3.30 1.39 1.66 1 13,741 189,967 26,451 3,697 11,472 .23 3.14 .44 .06 1,35 136 137 138 139 Pontiac, Mich Hammond, Ind Newton, Mass Johnstown, Pa Oak Park, 111 140 141 142 143 144 - $0.12 3,035 1,014 5,932 258 11,363 9,135 24,485 0) 0) .19 .15 .41 $1,181,765 $17.43 1,008,433 14.87 1,441,690 21.33 1,290,039 19.26 1, 213,293 18.14 803,949 1,100,935 1,457,511 1,442,096 .19 1 832,693 $13,762 39,966 71,252 $0.20 .59 1.05 48, 531 6,653 55, 977 76,111 14,126 17,641 27.79 15.57 21. 78 17.04 7.44 62,857 34,441 44,104 49,953 100 16.43 14. 78 15.14 9.63 14.46 27,784 20,278 31,706 300 37,172 13. 22 18.20 24.29 24.16 14.04 1 11,061 26,908 59,201 20,683 2,500 .73 $63,435 65,203 238,435 25,453 105,813 $0.94 ! .96 3. 63 .38 1. 58 $22,958 32,899 194,173 70,102 24,385 $0.34 .49 2.87 1.05 .36 .10 .84 1.14 .21 .27 43,966 66,899 94,750 20,150 84,930 .66 1.00 1.42 .30 1.30 94,557 32,158 52,445 117,839 28,183 1.42 .48 .79 1.78 .43 .99 .54 .70 .80 70,580 60,537 60,044 65,528 61,326 1.11 .95 .95 1.04 .98 196,484 161,736 91,349 67,711 62,631 3.08 2.54 1.45 1.08 1.01 96,642 1.55 104,229 ! 1.68 4,790 .08 32,181 1 .52 116,031 1.91 130,448 25,700 12,270 66,195 51,030 2.10 .41 .20 1.08 .84 .26 .95 2.36 .84 53,415 76,305 75,250 10,817 62,916 1.26 1.25 .18 1.06 0) .45 .33 .51 0) .61 .18 .44 .99 .35 .04 15,537 57,293 141,435 50,298 16,501 .28 1 in H > H ZP H I-I O Ui o *j o I—I H M xn 1 Hoboken, N . J Maiden, Mass B e a u m o n t , Tex Union City, N . J Bethlehem, P a 47,354 221, 784 123,921 103,414 180,988 .80 3.75 2.10 1.76 3.10 2,715 1,161 Springfield, M o A u s t i n , Tex D e c a t u r , 111 E a s t Chicago, I n d Hamtramck, Mich 101,692 110, 248 63, 783 90,237 120,721 1.74 1.89 1.10 1.58 2.13 1,833 10,863 Holyoke, Mass Cedar Rapids, Iowa York, P a N e w Rochelle, N . Y Jackson, M i c h 259,331 109,404 100,437 326,463 121,360 4.59 1.94 1.79 5.81 2.17 2,655 3,996 9,426 6,207 3,815 McKeesport, Pa Kalamazoo, Mich C l e v e l a n d H e i g h t s , Ohio Greensboro, N . C Waco, Tex ___ 100,284 94, 111 227,634 114, 204 161,638 1.80 1.70 4.12 2.10 2.97 7,102 2,921 2,289 .13 .05 .04 Macon, Ga Dearborn, Mich H a m i l t o n , Ohio Galveston, T e x 133,960 266,079 167,151 163,913 2.49 4.94 3.11 3.06 2,172 17,416 .04 .32 Durham, N.C Highland Park, Mich F r e s n o , Calif Port Arthur, Tex 92,657 133, 111 170,865 68,475 1.73 2.49 3.25 1.31 9,952 130 Asheville, N . C Kenosha, Wis B e r w y n , 111 P u e b l o , Colo 105,833 169,338 149,733 122,010 2.06 3.30 2.94 2.39 C o l u m b i a , S.C Pittsfield, M a s s Jackson, Miss Woonsocket, R . I 151,929 274,018 117,826 142,283 2.98 5.42 2.33 2.84 Less t h a n one-half of 1 c e n t . .73 .77 1.04 1.49 .25 3,320 7,974 22,779 31,006 79,115 .14 .39 .54 1.39 1.38 .52 2.59 1.23 223,139 17,331 48,908 253,985 28,377 3.95 .31 .87 4.52 .51 32,372 57,151 44,940 6,585 52,043 .58 1.03 .81 .12 .95 66, 241 32,108 83,948 10,935 17,647 1.19 .58 1.52 .20 .32 40,324 36,520 28,820 34,350 .75 .68 .54 .64 35, 244 135,672 56,288 64,567 .65 2.52 1.05 1.20 7,152 12,037 62,053 105,603 6,263 .22 1.16 2.01 .12 27,086 92,803 78,974 4,983 .51 1.74 1.50 .10 13,199 48,185 18,889 8,526 43,075 89,055 17, 563 45,906 .84 1.74 .34 .90 95,475 65,632 7,573 32,422 1.86 1.28 .15 .64 2,000 27, 500 9,626 15, 722 32, 259 30,557 41,804 18,672 .63 .60 .83 .37 12,416 125,692 39,838 47,805 .24 2.48 .79 .95 1,411,912 799,286 580,097 1, 259,885 818,564 23.83 13.52 9.83 21.48 14.04 41,659 47,367 34,677 25, 245 36,101 72,893 112,383 43,614 33, 513 32,002 .03 .19 .75 1.43 .11 0) 0) 621,896 518,026 654, 239 843,169 1,019,636 10. 67 8.90 11.28 14.77 17.95 23,740 4,000 31,181 39,822 17,425 42,487 44,527 60,328 85, 213 13,986 .05 I .07 I .17 .11 .07 938,365 976, 527 791,002 1, 901,441 885,826 16.60 17.31 14.07 33.83 15.82 46,000 39, 916 9,337 50, 796 35, 330 78,116 68, 566 29,404 145,369 68,983 3.64 | .01 .95 I .36 901,637 1,041,464 1, 272,088 625,405 605,685 16. 22 18.80 23.00 11.48 11.11 10, 247 80,836 121,322 21,352 16,176 .18 1.46 2.19 .39 .30 3.20 2.10 .93 6.06 433,087 8.04 1, 530, 747 28.40 551, 532 10.27 446, 549 8.33 11,781 36,996 13, 507 .22 .69 .25 .57 7.70 .15 .04 603, 543 1, 329,394 1,312,922 608,452 11.28 24.90 24.96 11.63 9, 500 42, 590 .41 6.19 .31 .25 632,062 12.32 1,019,118 19.87 864, 509 16.95 637,667 12.50 415 1,020 2,392 4,731 2.78 2.56 .26 1.86 1.16 1.30 I 4.18 .23 1.30 8,617 79 164,574 151, 264 15,195 108,853 67,458 .05 I .02 0) .02 .05 .09 .49 4.41 .26 I 1.6 519,785 854, 779 299,323 439,646 10.21 16.89 5.92 8.78 1.23 1 1.90 .74 .57 .55 1.22 1 O > > TABLE 12.—GOVERNMENTAL-COST PAYMENTS FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE—TOTAL AND P E E CAPITA: 1931—Continued [This table is presented in two sections, thefirstsection beginning on p. 315. For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 47] VII.—EDUCATION City nu mber V.—HIGHWAYS Operation a n d maintenance CITY Total Per capita R e p a i r for compensation Total Per capita VI.—CHARITIES, HOSPITALS, A N D CORRECTIONS Total Per capita VIII.—RECREATION Schools Total Libraries Per capita IX.—MISCELLANEOUS Per capita Total Per capita Total $36,886 9,411 25, 606 20, 533 45, 560 $0.75 .19 .52 .42 .93 $101,691 19, 626 36, 035 18, 377 116,719 $2.06 .40 .73 .37 2.39 $179,121 27, 623 88, 456 61, 111 54,130 $3.63 .56 1.79 1.24 1.11 Total Per capita GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000 196 197 198 199 ?00 Everett, Mass. Clifton, N J Phoenix, Ariz 201 202 203 204 205 Haverhill, M a s s Brookline, M a s s Muskegon, Mich Stamford, C o n n Elmira, N . Y . 206 207 208 209 210 Muncie, I n d . 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 220 ____._... Stockton, Calif Williamsport, P a Lexington, K y _ Portsmouth, Va Tnltet 111 Cranston, R . I W i c h i t a Falls, T e x . - $169,891 101, 345 106,904 123,835 161.387 $3.44 2.05 2.17 2.52 3.31 $710 $0.01 27, 003 .55 229, 429 438,397 62,124 345, 601 218,908 4.71 9.00 1.29 7.25 4.60 242 6,283 750 3,983 9,045 0) 142,882 78, 041 70, 930 96,407 92, 393 3.02 1.65 1.51 2.06 1.99 1,039 115 2,703 2,481 .02 186, 739 127, 379 122,834 48,812 148,166 4.05 2.77 2.68 1.07 3.26 147,807 101,652 68,346 104,306 74,294 3.30 2.27 1.50 2.36 1.69 35,179 .72 .13 .02 .08 .19 $415,319 45,637 48,830 2,571 26,482 $8.41 .92 .99 .05 .54 $826, 690 $16. 73 866,806 17.55 1,170,871 23.75 852,281 17.36 900,806 18.46 534,664 128,330 490,611 133,023 221,869 10.98 2.64 10.22 2.79 4.72 696, 554 903,052 899, 276 1, 057, 338 733, 341 14.30 18.65 18.73 22.17 15.41 38,030 59, 766 87, 648 45,000 20, 050 .78 1.23 1.83 .94 .42 67,487 260,876 22, 382 76, 265 66,060 1.39 5.36 .47 1.60 1.39 138,695 99,267 17,044 79, 111 167,016 2.85 2.04 .36 1.66 3.51 55,233 1.17 3,458 .07 17.65 13.24 13.92 13.10 15.23 24, 599 27, 383 26,175 28, 564 19, 029 .52 .58 .56 .61 .41 12,810 59, 388 41,967 40.099 40, 230 .27 1.26 .89 .86 .87 25, 373 23, 493 28,025 16, 286 53, 806 .54 .50 .60 .35 1.16 67,465 49, 696 29, 039 8,177 32,544 1.46 1.08 .63 .18 .72 173, 200 36,990 91, 950 16,814 64, 523 3.76 .80 2.00 .37 1.42 26.100 61, 719 30, 232 3,845 43,083 .58 1.38 .68 .09 .93 102, 973 37,647 89, 996 12,170 2.30 .84 2.03 .28 .06 .05 64,804 1.40 835,929 624, 980 654,286 611, 783 706,860 574 8,834 22,126 .01 .19 .48 385,810 94,281 267,027 37,492 52,997 8.37 2.05 5.82 .82 1.17 683, 232 516, 916 915, 772 420, 327 572,489 14.82 11.24 19.95 9.20 12.61 22, 336 9,638 .48 .21 3,000 18,180 .07 .40 306,932 6. 85 19,834 36,923 58,074 .45 .84 1.32 14.46 15.35 11.29 13.49 12.74 .40 .59 .02 .11 647,679 686, 265 499,970 595,183 559,336 18,139 26,517 695 4,679 7,700 10, 214 .17 .23 0) ] j 221 I Battle Creek, Mich 222 Perth Amboy, N.J 223 Montclair, N . J . . 224 Portsmouth, Ohio 225 Salem, Mass.... 197,802 83,496 149,165 124,150 270, 348 4.51 1.91 3.42 2.85 6.21 226 227 228 229 230 Columbus, Ga Warren, Ohio Kearny, N.J Lima, Ohio Council Bluffs, Iowa 80,967 132,942 104, 740 139,722 48,353 1.87 3.11 2.47 3.30 1.14 231 232 233 234 235 Dubuque, Iowa Lynchburg, Va st. Petersburg, Fla Ogden, Utah East Cleveland, Ohio 97,964 111, 168 116,898 84,430 121,709 2.34 2.69 2.83 2.05 2.95 236 Oshkosh, Wis 23£ La Crosse, Wis £§[ Anderson, Ind £JX Fitchburg, Mass 240 Poughkeepsie, N.Y 157,783 125,878 48,801 285,285 160,043 3.85 3.09 1.20 7.01 3.94 241 242 243 244 245 Waltham, Mass Sheboygan, Wis Bloomfleld, N.J Qreen Bay, Wis Butte, Mont 145,310 156,568 67,522 132,044 112,383 3.61 3.89 1.69 3.32 2.84 246 247 248 249 250 Quincy, 111 Meriden, Conn San Bernardino, Calif Santa Monica, Calif High Point, N . C . . . . 108,587 119,380 91,814 129,797 99,895 2.76 3.07 2.37 3.35 2.61 251 Arlington, Mass 252 Cumberland, Md 253 Rock Island, 111 254 Raleigh, N.C 255 West New York, N.J 175,505 70,978 87,615 87,129 77,651 4.59 1.86 2.30 2.29 2.04 256 257 258 259 260 217,399 181,204 122,438 105,315 59,800 5.78 4.85 3.28 2.83 1,6? _. White Plains, N.J Taunton, Mass ,,,,,., Hazleton, Pa West Allis, Wis I DanvDle. 111. i Less than one-half of 1 cent, 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 O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E O F G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T S , BY P R I N C I P A L D I V I S I O N S O F T H E G E N E R A L D E P A R T M E N T A L S E R V I C E — T O T A L AND P E R C A P I T A : 1 9 3 1 — C o n t i n u e d [This table is presented in two sections, the first section beginning on p. 315. For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 47] City number V.—HIGHWAYS Operation a n d maintenance CITY Total Per capita Vn.—EDUCATION R e p a i r for compensation Total Per capita VI.--CHARITIES, HOSPITALS, AND CORRECTIONS Total Per capita VIII.—RECREATION Libraries Schools Total Per capita . Total Per capita Total Per capita IX.—MISCELLANEOUS Total Per capita GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued ?,61 26? ?63 ?64 265 266 267 N o r w a l k , Conn___ Auburn, N.Y Zanesville, Ohio__ E l g i n , 111 Watertown, Mass . _. ?,m ?m 270 Revere, Mass . Norristown, P a Superior, W i s Steubenville, Ohio Orange, N . J 271 272 ?73 274 275 A l a m e d a , Calif Plainfield, N . J Lewiston, Maine Amsterdam, N . Y N e w Brunswick, N . J 276 277 278 279 280 S a n t a B a r b a r a , Calif_ _ P a d u c a h , Ky.__ Easton, P a N e w p o r t News, Va N o r w o o d , Ohio 281 282 283 284 285 Sioux Falls, S.Dak_ W a u k e g a n , 111 Mansfield, Ohio C o l o r a d o Springs, Colo Joplin, M o . . . _. ._ __ _. _._ _ $207,558 117,872 136,546 64,320 166,103 $5.64 3.21 3.72 1.48 4.54 123,047 65,971 138,948 103,090 99,093 3.37 1.82 3.85 2.86 2.78 83,664 149,639 168,334 63,695 121, 613 2.36 4.25 4.80 1.82 3.49 32 2,427 0) 3,552 .10 102,496 64, 507 127,330 53,339 117,382 2.96 1.86 3.69 1.55 3.41 12,170 .35 9,523 2,445 1,858 .28 .07 .05 70,830 68,416 122,087 124, 277 74, 290 2.06 1.99 3.58 3.70 2.21 $2,831 $0.08 1,180 .03 2,489 843 1,355 59 .07 .02 .04 0) .07 $93,290 93,776 19,176 $2.54 2.56 .52 $508, 754 $13.82 510,840 13.92 391,351 10.66 502,353 13.69 565,180 15.44 $28, 392 65,057 34,413 30,024 105,165 $0.77 1.77 .94 .82 2.87 37,958 1.04 .19 1.71 4.54 716,642 532,951 696,588 549, 294 726,680 19.63 14.68 19.29 15.22 20.36 7,310 4,587 24,499 7,268 1,000 .20 .13 .68 .20 .03 42, 651 8,453 36, 261 34,451 31,185 1.17 .23 1.00 .95 .87 133,930 59, 532 63,521 40,284 50,283 3.67 1.64 1.76 1.12 1.41 21,089 46,257 131,208 79,471 95,731 .59 1.31 3.74 2.27 2.75 791,172 897,419 254,204 747,899 733,247 22.29 25.49 7.24 21.37 21.07 24,338 39,500 8,954 9,204 21,328 .69 1.12 .26 .26 .61 86,611 25,987 9,332 12,806 29,906 2.44 .74 .27 .37 .86 47,151 49,686 30,020 67, 259 82,807 1.33 1.41 .86 1.92 2.38 1,857 99,444 1,839 53,667 4,037 .05 2.87 .05 1.56 .12 573, 565 314,854 643, 208 472,802 464,128 16.58 9.10 18.64 13.74 13.49 28,320 9,382 23,894 3,308 .82 .27 .69 .10 90, 522 10,810 14,372 14,683 886 2.62 .31 .42 .43 .03 23, 408 16, 284 35,604 21,002 33,232 .68 .47 1.03 .61 .97 608,264 696,022 478,724 673,346 331,494 17.68 20.29 14.04 20.04 9.87 11,437 16, 580 18,900 17,062 13,077 .33 .48 .55 .51 .39 61,286 48, 720 18,110 84,982 44,287 1.78 1.42 .53 12.53 1.32 13,641 11,332 47,039 39,979 9,289 .40 .33 1.38 1.19 .28 4.71 133,431 42 6,987 61,627 162,066 3.66 0) 745 .02 2,174 .06 693 .02 3,646 .ii 11,977 10,296 39,305 .35 .31 1.17 $0.51 .37 .17 $0.37 .54 .21 1.04 1.74 $13,654 19,664 7,869 38,299 63, 698 172,385 $18,701 13,500 6,402 286 i E l k h a r t , I n d 287 ?88 L a r e d o , T e x ?89 K o k o m o , I n d wn R o m e , N . Y _ _ . _ ?91 ?9? 993 994 ?95 Richmond, Ind M o l i n e , 111 Watertown, N.Y Wilmington, N . C Muskogee, Okla 996 ?97 ?98 ?99 300 Meridian, Miss Nashua, N . H Fort Smith, Ark Port Huron, Mich Pensacola, F l a _. 301 30? 303 304 30 *i Baton Rouge, L a M a r i o n , Ohio _ Newburgh, N . Y S a n t a A n a , Calif 306 307 308 309 310 B l o o m i n g t o n , 111. Hagerstown, M d Everett, Wash N e w a r k , Ohio A l t o n , 111 Honolulu, H a w a i i 2 _. (0 .23 .45 18,134 31, 569 3,248 22, 523 8,682 .54 .95 .10 .68 .26 21, 734 53,136 7,996 16,065 50,654 .65 1.60 .24 .49 1.53 10, 393 17,727 16,247 5,593 20,800 .31 .55 .60 .17 .65 25,929 24,985 34,105 18,269 23, 828 .79 .77 1.06 .57 .74 22, 783 17,086 84,346 31, 251 12, 543 .69 .53 2.61 .97 .39 7.96 11.57 11.80 19.75 10.76 6,120 16, 765 5,126 21,465 550 .19 .53 .16 .68 .02 7,949 21,535 824 18,007 97, 381 .25 .68 .03 .57 3.08 21,982 37,087 2,259 17,280 31,228 .69 1.17 .07 .55 .99 288, 805 361,277 451,836 567,315 795,087 9.14 11.47 14.34 18.07 25.32 900 7,223 19,297 10,453 26,261 .03 .23 .61 .33 .84 37,482 975 43,840 51,970 19,210 1.19 .03 1.39 1.66 .61 16,809 34,310 9,878 98,660 44,464 .53 1.09 .31 3.14 1.42 1 .01 351, 679 350,120 445,858 375,979 294,823 11.34 11.29 14.43 12. 25 9.70 22, 345 2,000 17,099 15, 736 299 .72 .06 .55 .51 .01 65,429 14, 950 16,103 2,438 30,819 2.11 .48 .52 .08 1.01 13,159 13,793 14,051 26, 353 3,749 .42 .44 .45 .86 .12 351, 474 1 2.44 3, 373,127 23.39 521 198, 277 1.38 411,029 2.85 .16 .14 .05 3.89 464,957 698,878 194, 503 382,742 535,937 13.92 21.05 5.86 11.56 16.19 16,775 15,000 .50 .45 .03 .19 5,149 4,581 1,800 128,857 7,638 15,000 2,884 1,573 13,335 335 6,478 .09 .05 .41 .01 .20 1,250 84,804 141,332 24, 704 91,039 .04 •'- 2. 63 4.38 .77 2.83 457, 263 481, 570 629,045 313,572 464,477 13.86 14.91 19.48 9.72 14.42 9,031 553 .28 .02 304 .01 7,236 24, 599 7,984 11, 682 9,355 .23 .77 .25 .37 .30 254, 589 368,022 374,183 626,018 340,166 1,372 .12 2.91 1,614 4,932 3,531 .04 .05 .16 .11 2.74 2.31 3.31 2.16 1.95 5,669 5,614 .18 .18 828 300 .03 .01 6.22 7,338 .05 40 190 66,892 79,803 65,978 58,094 91,249 2.00 2.40 1.99 1.76 2.76 915 6,200 121,007 89,252 121,997 99,856 63,244 3.67 2.76 3.78 3.09 1.96 90, 753 105,059 36,587 99, 248 150,492 2.84 3.30 1.15 3.13 4.76 54,528 83,313 56,740 156,352 107,913 1.73 2.64 1.80 4.98 3.44 85,008 71,578 102,158 66,291 59,309 897,062 i Less than one-half of 1 cent. .01 3,945 91, 530 | 217,951 6.94 1,363 4,178 163 56,812 200 .04 .13 .01 1.85 2 0) Not included in group or grand totals. Oi T A B L E 1 3 . — P E R C E N T D I S T R I B U T I O N OF T H E P A Y M E N T S FOR O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E 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 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 : 1931 [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 49] I.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT Grand total Group Group Group Group Group I II III IV V J._. 9.6 9.1 5.6 5.8 6.2 -PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY III.—CONSERVATION OF HEALTH IV.—SANITATION, OR PROMOTION OF CLEANLINESS -HIGHWAYS Operation Repair and main- for comtenance pensation Police de- Fire department partment All other 10.2 7.3 1.4 2.4 6.7 7.8 11.5 9.4 9.0 8.4 7.5 5.9 7.4 1.5 1.7 1.1 1.0 2.5 3.2 2.3 2.0 1.9 7.2 5.9 6.1 6.5 5.3 7.5 8.5 7.9 7.8 9.0 9.0 VI.—CHARITIES, HOSPITALS, AND CORRECTIONS 0.3 Vn.—EDUCATION VIII.—REC- IX.—MISCELLAREATION NEOUS Schools Libraries 9.1 36.3 1.3 3.5 10.6 11.4 6.3 5.3 5.9 31.9 33.1 42.6 46.0 45.9 1.1 1.6 1.6 1.4 1.4 3.7 3.7 3.5 3.1 3.1 9.2 4.8 10.3 20.7 11.1 31.9 34.6 32.6 26.3 37.6 0.7 1.0 .8 1.3 1.6 2.9 5.5 7.7 9.8 7.1 18.7 35.9 34.2 29.5 26.9 3.6 1.4 1.5 2.0 8.7 11.9 14.7 14.5 30.9 29.6 28.8 30.2 1.2 1.2 6.7 4.6 3.9 3.5 3.7 GROUP I—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 500,000 AND OVER 10.1 10.3 11.2 6.6 10.8 12.3 12.6 13.0 11.3 7.8 5.4 5.1 5.0 5.4 7.2 1.4 1.7 1.7 1.2 2.2 1.6 2.7 1.8 5.5 2.6 9.0 6.5 6.3 5.9 3.4 6.3 8.0 8.0 8.3 8.5 9.7 7.5 7.5 9.3 14.8 13.4 10.2 6.4 6.8 9.0 .9 1.8 .7 1.2 3.8 3.3 2.0 3.0 5.7 4.2 9.7 6.4 11.2 6.1 Pittsburgh, Pa San Francisco, Calif. Milwaukee, Wis Buffalo, N.Y 12.6 9.7 7.9 7.4 9.2 11.5 8.1 8.2 6.3 11.2 6.0 2.2 2.0 1.5 1.4 2.4 1.7 2.5 2.8 6.2 3.1 10.4 6.9 Washington, D . C . . Minneapolis, Minn New Orleans, La.__ Cincinnati, Ohio... Newark, N.J -. 5.9 7.2 11.7 10.6 New, York, N.Y_.__ Chicago, 111 Philadelphia, Pa Detroit, Mich Los Angeles, Calif... Cleveland, Ohio St. Louis, Mo Baltimore, Md Boston, Mass 0.3 .1 .1 .5 .3 0) 12.1 6.0 3.2 3.0 2.0 4.7 7.0 5.4 3.9 4.0 4.8 5.9 2.0 3.9 6.4 5.8 5.6 4.2 4.4 8.4 6.0 4.3 2.5 1.6 2.8 5.9 5.5 2.5 5.7 3.9 GROUP II—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 300,000 TO 500,000 10.5 6.2 11.3 5.8 11.6 7.0 6.3 10.1 5.5 7.6 2.2 1.6 4.0 1.0 1.5 1.8 5.0 2.3 3.4 4.2 6.7 4.0 8.5 4.2 7.7 8.4 10.2 10.5 8.7 4.2 l.il 7.9 3,1 It 9 mo 39.4 32.4 39.3 29.6 1.0 2.2 1.5 1.4 i 0 c c 19 20 21 22 g 23 00 24 f 1 25 26 Kansas City, M o Seattle, W a s h Indianapolis, I n d Rochester, N . Y . Jersey C i t y , N . J . Houston, Tex Louisville, K y _ _ . P o r t l a n d , Oreg.— 13.8 11.2 6.9 7.5 9.3 8.4 9.3 5.1 5.1 9.5 12.0 5.3 1.5 1.8 1.5 2.3 1.6 3.1 3.4 3.1 4.0 5.9 5.2 6.7 9.9 11.9 7.2 7.1 10.9 9.0 7.0 9.1 16.6 7.6 9.8 8.0 7.9 8.1 5.6 9.7 1.1 1.7 1.2 1.4 3.6 2.5 5.5 1.5 5.3 7.1 6.2 3.8 5.1 11.0 10.4 13.0 GROUP III.—CITIES H A V I N G A P O P U L A T I O N 8 11.0 I 6.5 7.4 17.7 ' 35.1 32.2 I 37.8 31.0 1.7 I 1.9 2.2 1.2 3.6 I 3.0 3.8 4.9 2.5 4.1 3.3 7.9 14.6 I 7.3 10.1 6.4 I 26.0 40.0 35.1 I 35.0 1.1 1.2 3.7 2.9 2.8 I 4.2 3.7 4.8 1.5 3.3 3.8 1.4 I O F 100,000 T O 300,000 T o l e d o , Ohio Columbus, Ohio. D e n v e r , Colo Oakland, Calif... Atlanta, Ga 4.0 4.9 9.8 5. 3 4. 3 9.4 7.8 7. 2 9. 4 10.4 9.3 ! 7.9 7.9 10.4 9.0 0.6 1.7 1.8 1.8 .8 1.4 1.2 1.9 1.6 3.4 5.0 7.6 4.1 3.5 7.4 9.5 3.9 7. 3 .2 8.1 38.6 49.3 38.1 53.7 41.9 2.0 1.1 2.0 1.9 1.3 2.4 1.3 6.4 4.4 2.5 4.1 5.8 4.3 1.6 1.7 St. Paul, M i n n . . . Birmingham, Ala. Dallas, Tex A k r o n , Ohio Memphis, Tenn.~ 6. 3 4. 2 4.6 4.9 4. 5 8. 5 10. 2 8. 2 6.1 9.0 12.1 12.2 10.5 5.5 11.2 1.7 .7 1.2 ,5 1.0 1.7 2.4 2.1 1.7 4.0 3.7 5.3 8.1 5.7 8.0 4.5 1.0 4.7 5.3 7.4 40.3 49.4 43.0 53.5 2.6 | 1. •7 | 1.4 1.6 4.7 3.0 5.4 4.2 2.8 .9 3.9 1.1 Providence, R.I—San Antonio, T e x . Omaha, Nebr Syracuse, N . Y D a y t o n , Ohio 5. 3 7. 8 5. 8 5. 3 4. 8 12. 0 6. 7 9. 5 7. 7 7. 7 11.9 7.7 14.5 8.8 7.3 1.0 1.2 1.0 4.3 2.3 1.4 2.8 .9 7.1 9.4 3.4 7.3 8.4 5.0 13.0 10.2 38.1 I 41.8 48.8 36.0 41.6 .6 1.6 1.4 1.3 3.4 4.< 2.6 I 2.8 2.7 3.8 5.7 4.4 8.8 3.6 Worcester, M a s s Oklahoma City, Okla. Richmond, Va Y o u n g s t o w n , Ohio Grand Rapids, M i c h - 3. 5 4.9 9. 5 5.9 4. 5 8.9 8. 7 8.6 7.4 7.1 8.0 9.5 9.1 6.9 10.2 1.0 1.1 2.1 1.1 1.2 3.6 1.2 4.3 4.7 6.2 6.6 3.8 3.4 17.8 2.2 5.8 3.5 5.6 33.1 52.7 37.9 48.2 50.7 1.4 1.1 1.2 1.9 2.9 2.1 2.2 2.7 3.8 3.5 4.1 5.8 2.7 5.1 1.2 Fort Worth, Tex.--. Hartford, Conn New Haven, Conn. Flint, M i c h . Nashville, T e n n 4.9 5.9 6. 5 4. 6 6. 5 9. 8 9.8 12.0 7.5 11.9 11.3 8.3 10.4 6.7 14.3 1.0 1.2 1.3 .7 1.1 2.3 3.0 2.5 1.9 3.0 6.5 7.1 4.2 4.6 6.6 5.9 7.7 7.4 18.7 8.2 43.2 39.1 40.5 47.0 32.2 .9 1.3 1.8 1.3 1.5 5.4 5.9 3.9 1.9 4.2 1.2 3.2 3.9 S a n Diego, C a l i f . . _ Springfield, M a s s . . L o n g B e a c h , Calif.. Bridgeport, C o n n . . Scranton, Pa 6. 2 4. 2 6. 8 5.0 5. 2 I 8. 8 8. 2 7. 6 10. 5 7.8 9.0 9.3 8.5 12.8 9.9 1.4 .8 1.8 .9 1.1 2.2 2.3 1.0 2.6 1.5 5.6 7.2 6.1 .4 11.5 .8 12.9 7.9 | 47.3 36.0 48.3 33.4 2.2 2.4 2.1 2.2 5.7 4.5 6.5 3.0 3.0 2.3 3.7 2.1 3.3 4.0 J Less t h a n o n e - t w e n t i e t h of 1 p e r c e n t . 0) 0) 44.9 I •7 I O CO CO T A B L E 1 3 . - P E R C E N T D I S T R I B U T I O N O F T H E P A Y M E N T S FOR O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E 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 DIVISIONS OF THE G E N E R A L DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1931—Continued 03 oo [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 49] I.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT II.—PROTECTION^ PERSON>ND PROPERTY Police de- Fire department partment All other III.—CONSERVATION OF HEALTH IV.—SANITATION, OR PROMOTION OF CLEANLINESS V.—HIGHWAYS Operation Repair and main- for comtenance pensation VI.—CHARITIES, HOSPITALS, AND CORRECTIONS VII.—EDUCATION VIII.—RECREATION Schools IX.—MISCELLANEOUS Libraries GROUP I I I — C I T I E S HAVING A I P 0 P U L A T I O N OF:i00,000 TO 300,000—Continued G Tulsa, Okla Des Moines, Iowa Salt Lake City, Utah Yonkers, N.Y Paterson, N.J 4.2 4.3 6.3 7.7 3.2 7.3 6.2 7.2 10.7 10.5 11.0 6.6 6.2 10.0 Jacksonville, Fla Norfolk, Va Albany, N.Y Trenton, N.J Kansas City, Kans... 5.5 8.5 6.6 3.9 5.2 9.2 12.7 13.1 10.8 8.7 10.3 14.3 9.3 10.2 13.6 Chattanooga, T e n n . . Camden, N.J _.Fort Wayne, Ind Erie, Pa Elizabeth, N.J 4.4 6.0 3.6 7.5 4.5 8.6 13.0 8.3 7.7 11.4 Spokane, Wash .__'._Wichita, Kans Fall River, Mass Cambridge, Mass New Bedford, Mass.. 4.4 2.7 4.1 5.0 4.7 Miami, Fla Reading, Pa Knoxville, Tenn Peoria, 111 South Bend, Ind 7.6 6.4 4.9 8.6 4.8 0.9 .6 .5 1.1 2.3 .5 1.7 3.5 2.4 3.4 5.1 4.1 10.4 5.2 9.2 8.9 4.8 6.1 1.6 3.2 1.2 1.9 1.0 2.3 2.4 2.1 3.9 1.5 8.4 9.1 9.6 6.6 3.1 10.7 5.4 9.6 7.9 4.6 16.1 8.8 11.1 8.5 11.4 .7 1.6 1.0 1.6 2.0 .9 2.7 2.1 5.1 5.6 4.5 5.1 6.0 6.6 7.0 7.4 5.8 6.8 7.0 9.8 9.4 10.5 9.9 9.4 8.4 7.7 9.2 1.1 .4 .4 1.7 1.7 1.3 5.1 3.1 4.6 5.4 4.2 2.8 11.5 6.0 9.7 4.9 5.2 6.7 5.9 10.2 7.7 8.1 7.3 6.8 9.6 4.6 9.2 1.3 1.2 2.2 2.6 3.2 5.2 1.8 8.7 6.2 4.5 7.1 2.5 12.3 6.2 9.3 7.5 6.5 1.1 1.9 0.4 C1) (0 0) 0) 0) 2.1 0.2 .2 .8 8.4 5.7 61.9 53.7 54.5 37.3 47.0 1.3 2.0 1.9 .6 1.3 1.7 3.1 5.9 2.7 1.8 3.1 3.7 1.7 6.5 4.3 2.2 4.7 4.7 6.8 .8 37.7 34.0 30.2 39.7 55.0 2.0 .9 2.2 1.8 1.1 5.1 2.0 5.0 3.1 2.1 5.0 2.8 6.3 3.2 3.4 10.3 7.1 1.5 5.3 36.7 42.3 53.4 52.9 45.8 2.4 .8 3.1 1.7 1.4 1.8 2.1 3.7 1.6 1.5 2.3 4.9 2.7 2.2 3.6 1.3 1.0 18.7 9.8 13.1 49.5 61.0 34.1 31.3 35.3 2.1 1.9 1.1 1.6 1.4 4.5 4.4 1.4 4.9 1.8 2.8 .9 8.8 7.0 6.3 11.2 .3 14.9 27.3 53.4 38.9 40.8 55.3 .4 1.2 2.1 2.9 2.6 2.8 3.8 1.3 5.9 4.0 6.4 4.4 3.1 3,7 1.6 H > H M W M O TJl O O M H HH feJ 82 83 84 85 86 Tacoma, Wash C a n t o n , Ohio W i l m i n g t o n , Del— Gary, I n d — Somerville, M a s s 87 88 89 90 E vansville, I n d E l Paso, T e x Tampa, Fla Lynn, Mass 91 92 93 94 Utica, N . Y Duluth, Minn Waterbury, Conn Lowell, M a s s _ _ ._ ___ 7.3 6.1 7.9 6.0 5.7 7.2 7.0 11.1 9.2 8.7 14.3 6.9 10.3 9.0 9.0 1.7 .4 .4 .7 1.3 1.5 1.7 .9 1.2 3.0 6.0 3.8 9.3 5.5 8.9 9.3 11.5 5.9 4.3 9.0 .7 6 3 .3 .1 7.5 44.2 50.6 46.4 56.6 32.9 1.6 2.5 2.0 4.2 1.6 3.5 3.8 4.7 1.7 4.1 1.6 1.1 7.1 4.5 5.1 5.0 3.7 11.3 8.1 11.0 7.9 12.5 10.2 8.4 9.8 1.2 .9 1.2 1.4 2.1 2.9 1.8 4.0 3.3 5.7 10.4 7.3 6.1 5.8 11.4 7.6 1.1 2.8 9.4 11.1 46.5 51.5 33.6 33.5 3.7 1.5 .8 1.5 4.9 5.1 4.3 4.4 2.7 .4 2.4 7.6 6.4 6.8 8.8 5.5 7.6 7.3 9.3 10.7 10.5 8.5 11.1 9.6 2.0 .6 .5 .8 2.7 1.8 1.3 3.3 6.8 2.5 3.2 7.2 9.2 7.2 12.3 7.6 5.3 .9 6.1 11.4 38.0 54.4 40.3 33.9 1.8 2.0 1.1 1.0 2.6 4.2 3.0 1.6 7.0 3.7 2.9 7.2 0.4 .9 7.8 4.8 .7 51.8 50.4 41.5 46.3 52.7 1.0 .9 .8 1.3 3.1 3.5 6.2 1.8 1.1 4.1 4.0 3.7 7.3 4.1 1.2 GR( 95 96 97 98 99 Allentown, P a S a c r a m e n t o , Calif Schenectady, N . Y Bayonne, N . J Rockford, 111 100 101 102 103 104 Wilkes-Barre, P a Lawrence, Mass S a v a n n a h , Ga_ Berkeley, Calif Little Rock, Ark 105 106 107 108 109 Charlotte, N . C A l t o o n a , Pa_ Saginaw, Mich__. St. Joseph, M o L i n c o l n , Mebr 110 111 112 113 114 Harrisburg, P a Sioux C i t y , I o w a Lansing, Mich Pawtucket, R.I P a s a d e n a , Calif 115 116 117 118 119 N i a g a r a Falls, N . Y Binghamton, N . Y Shreveport, L a Huntington, W.Va Manchester, N . H 1 , ~ _. __ _. 1.9 IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000 6.7 5.2 5.1 5.5 5.7 8.0 6.9 8.1 10.2 7.5 5.3 11.6 6.0 10.5 9.0 0.6 1.2 .8 1.0 1.2 2.0 1.7 2.6 2.1 3.1 7.0 6.5 11.0 7.6 4.0 9.4 4.6 7.1 5.6 7.2 6.1 4.1 6.5 3.9 7.0 6.7 9.7 14.0 4.7 8.0 8 4 9 4 11.7 9.1 10.0 .7 .8 2.4 .7 .7 1.7 3.9 3.4 1.5 2.5 4.6 7.6 17.1 4.6 2.7 8.2 11.6 6.6 4.5 3.2 .3 .1 .7 .2 .1 8.6 4.3 1.8 5.6 55.5 36.2 24.9 56.7 56.8 1.3 2.1 2.3 .8 3.0 1.9 4.0 3.8 .7 4.6 4.9 3.0 5.7 1.8 6.7 5.5 6.1 5.9 4.7 8.4 5.2 8.9 10.3 3.9 11.3 6.2 8.7 18.6 7.3 1.0 .4 .5 .8 .5 2.2 1.3 1.8 2.5 2.8 11.6 3.5 3.1 1.5 9.3 8.7 8.3 6.6 8.4 4.7 .1 .1 .2 .1 .4 2.2 .2 10.7 1.3 7.8 43.6 60.2 47.7 42.3 50.9 1.3 .4 1.8 2.5 1.7 1.4 1.4 2.3 3.9 5.1 1.5 7.2 1.7 1.7 .8 6.6 3.8 4.7 7.6 6.3 7.4 8.0 5.5 10.0 6.9 3.5 7.8 8.4 7.6 6.7 1.2 .7 .7 .9 1.8 1.3 1.2 1.4 .8 1.7 8.8 6.6 5.2 5.6 7.3 9.1 7.4 8.0 11.3 5.8 1.1 .3 .1 9.1 9.1 1.6 52.2 57.2 47.4 40.2 50.6 1.0 2.1 1.8 1.2 3.2 4.0 3.8 6.0 2.2 6.1 3.5 1.2 1.3 3.3 1.6 5.5 4.8 7.5 5.1 5.4 6.5 6.6 10.1 6.5 11.2 6.9 8.0 13.6 11.7 11.4 1.1 1.1 1.1 1.2 .4 2.0 1.6 1.9 1.0 3.2 7.7 4.2 10.5 3.6 5.0 7.5 6.7 6.8 5.5 14.6 6.3 21.2 .9 2.1 3.2 44.4 36.0 41.6 60.9 35.6 1.0 1.0 .9 .7 2.2 4.5 1.5 2.8 1.3 4.6 6.6 7.1 1.9 .4 2.8 Less than one-twentieth of 1 percent. 0.4 .3 (0 .6 0) 0) 0) .4 .1 .3 .2 .3 .3 T A B L E 1 3 . — P E R C E N T D I S T R I B U T I O N O F T H E PAYMENTS FOR O P E R A T I O N \ N D M A I N T E N A N C E 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 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 : 1931—Continued [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 49] I.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT S II.—PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY Police de- Fire department partment All other III.—CONSERVATION OF HEALTH IV.—SANITATION, OR PROMOTION OF CLEANLINESS Repair Operation and main- for comtenance pensation VI.—CHARITIES, HOSPITALS, AND CORRECTIONS Vn.—EDUCATION VIII.—RECREATION Schools IX.—MISCELLANEOUS Libraries 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 ^22 i23 124 Winston-Salem, N.C. East St. Louis, 111--. Quincy, Mass Lakewood, Ohio Troy, N.Y 8.0 4.4 3.3 9.6 6.5 7.9 7.1 11.0 7.2 8.1 7.2 7.0 10.0 1.0 125 126 127 128 129 Springfield, 111 Roanoke, Va Portland, Maine East Orange, N.J Springfield, Ohio 8.6 8.1 4.9 6.1 4.4 9.1 8.4 9.2 9.7 5.1 8.5 11.3 9.0 9.4 6.1 11.0 6.1 4.9 3.2 6.3 6.6 9.6 8.5 5.1 13.7 5.4 8.3 8.8 6.0 14.4 7.0 6.6 4.1 5.6 4.6 8. 3 8.9 8.0 6.1 J 7.6 5.3 4.6 12.5 7.1 £10.4 "8.0 5.6 130 Cicero, 111 131 Mobile, Ala 132 New Britain, Conn.. 133 Racine, Wis 134 Atlantic City, N . J . . 135 Pontiac, Mich 136 Hammond, Ind 137 Newton, Mass 138 Johnstown, Pa 139 Oak Park, 111 140 141 142 143 144 Montgomery, Ala— Glendale, Calif..--.. Evanston, 111 Covington, Ky Topeka, Kans 3.8 13.3 6.3 13:^6 1.6 7.2 3.7 2.0 3.0 0.8 2.4 2.9 3.0 6.1 4.6 10.0 5.3 12.5 7.4 1.3 3.4 2.5 1.0 1.9 1.7 3.1 3.1 4.7 4.6 6.9 10.1 6.4 6.1 .2 4.6 7.7 22.4 3.6 2.1 3.7 2.7 4.0 3.4 .2 5.5 3.1 2.8 4.8 4.6 7.1 8.6 6.3 7.0 6.9 4.7 17.1 8.4 9.8 5.7 .4 2.5 51.4 51.8 37.3 58.1 55.0 2.8 3.3 6.2 1.1 4.8 1.0 1.7 5.0 3.2 1.1 8.0 3.5 4.5 8.6 8.2 10.0 6.1 8.5 11.7 8.9 3.9 .2 33.2 61.0 52.9 38.1 49.3 3.2 2.6 3.4 1.3 4.1 6.9 1.3 1.9 7.8 1.4 3.5 1.1 3.0 l.« 1.8 4.6 8.3 4.7 9.2 5.7 7.7 12.5 8.8 7.3 1.0 .7 1.4 1.1 2,0 1.1 1.3 2.1 1.6 7.1 5.4 9.9 1.1 4.8 10.2 17.0 7.5 12.6 1.4 2.0 1.6 1.9 2.0 2.2 5.6 9.6 4.3 2.5 7.0 12.0 6.9 9.3 5.5 3.4 .6 1.5 1.4 1.2 10.5 7.3 7.8 9.7 9.9 2.5 1.5 .2-3 .7 3.2 2.8 0.3 .3 .1 .3 0) (0 (0 0) 2.3 4.2 CO g 145 146 147 148 149 Mount Vernon, N.Y.. Brockton, Mass Passaic, N.J Terre Haute, Ind Charleston, S.C 6.0 5.1 5.5 4.3 5.7 10.9 5.1 7.7 10.8 150 151 152 153 154 Medford, Mass Wheeling, W.Va__. Charleston, W.Va.. Augusta, Ga Davenport, I o w a - 6.0 5.5 5.8 6.0 6.0 7.7 8.9 8.6 9.4 7.3 155 156 157 158 159 Lancaster, Pa__ Irvington, N . J . Madison, Wis.. San Jose, Calif. Chester, Pa 7.2 3.6 4.7 3.4 7.4 160 161 162 163 164 Hoboken, N.J Maiden, M a s s . . . Beaumont, T e x . . Union City, N . J . Bethlehem, P a - 6.6 3.9 6.1 5.7 8.1 165 166 167 168 169 Springfield, Mo Austin, Tex Decatur, 111 East Chicago, Ind._ Hamtramck, Mich. 5.1 8.0 8.7 7.2 7.3 170 171 172 173 174 Holyoke, Mass Cedar Rapids, Iowa.. York, Pa New Rochelle, N . Y . . Jackson, Mich 5.5 5.0 5.8 6.5 5.5 175 176 177 178 179 McKeesport, P a . Kalamazoo, Micti Cleveland Heights, Ohio. Greensboro, N.C Waco, Tex 5.8 5.5 4.8 7.6 5.3 8.2 7.6 6.0 9.7 6.8 180 181 182 183 Macon, Ga Dearborn, Mich. Hamilton, Ohio.. Galveston, Tex._ 5.0 9.6 7.2 5.1 10.0 13.0 9.5 6.2 7.5 7.0 &8 184 185 186 187 Durham, N.C 5.8 Highland Park, Mich._ 5.0 Fresno, Calif 4.4 Port Arthur, Tex 13.1 1 Less than one-twentieth of 1 percent. 1.0 .7 1.2 .8 1.5 1.8 3.5 2.3 1.1 2.4 7.4 I 7.2 9.7 1.3 8.5 5.8 10.3 35 6.8 6.5 .3 .1 2.1 1.7 2.6 2.0 1.1 8.4 6.2 5.2 4.7 4.9 7.8 7.3 4.6 .5 10.3 1.0 .5 .5 1.6 1.2 7.7 7.9 4.9 5.4 8.1 7.0 9.9 7.9 8.9 4.7 .5 .5 .8 1.0 1.1 1.4 .9 3.0 1.9 2.4 3.3 6.1 .9-4 2.0 I 4.! 99 82 7.0 4.0 6.7 15.1 12.7 10.6 11.5 12.8 .4 .7 1.5 .4 .6 1.6 3.4 3.5 1.7 1.4 8.1 7.2 | 6.3 1.4 9.1 9.5 38 11.6 14.0 10.0 .9 1.5 .8 .7 1.5 1.4 2.0 1.7 2.2 1.6 3.7 10.1 5.7 .6 2.1 2.3 .6 .7 3.8 .9 1.5 1.4 2.2 6.2 7.5 5.9 8.9 2.3 8.7 6.4 7.3 7.2 6.7 .4 .4 .6 1.0 1.4 1.2 1.5 1.1 2.7 2.3 7.6 I 2.2 8.1 4.7 4.7 6.3 4.5 9.7 9.2 12.2 .3 .2 .2 1.4 1.3 .6 1.3 3.4 .8 1.5 1.7 5.3 5.4 6.0 6.4 10.0 8.3 13.4 10 5 .2 .5 12.9 3.5 4.0 20.8 1.3 .4 1.0 1.0 2.4 2.3 1.7 2.0 7.1 4.9 2.5 6.2 I .8 2.6 14.2 .3 .2 10.4 7.8 13.9 9.0 8.9 11.8 8.4 9.5 6.7 6.7 8.6 10.2 9.0 6.0 5.8 10.3 7.0 7.6 7.9 6.8 4.4 9.3 15.2 9.6 8.3 10.7 9.9 9.1 4.6 9.4 9.3 6.3 11.7 6.7 6.5 8.9 6.9 7.1 10.1 4.6 7.1 13.6 11.5 9.2 8.0 15.0 7.3 .3 .3 (0 9.1 84 7.9 8.7 5.1 5.2 4.5 7.9 4.6 7.0 6.5 0) .4 .4 1.7 .1 W .6 6.7 I 11.4 6.8 •7 12.6 4.6 .3 1.3 15.9 1.0 8.2 .9 •2 .8 2.4 10.2 1.0 2.8 .3 .1 .9 0) 0) 5.1 5.6 3.0 3.3 4.2 4.1 5.7 .3 2.0 6.5 5.5 1.4 .8 4.1 2.9 56.6 1.1 2.5 5.0 2.4 1.1 3.7 3.3 2.6 .5 4.3 43.1 33.0 44.5 46.5 52.7 2.2 4.6 3.3 1.2 2.1 5.0 6.2 1.2 4.0 4.3 3.3 3.5 4.8 4.9 .5 .3 .6 1.8 1.8 2.9 31.6 57.5 57.7 42.1 48.7 2.6 4.0 2.1 3.2 3.8 7.5 1.0 3.6 5.6 1.6 56.6 50.2 54.1 50.5 45.6 2.0 2.8 1.9 .5 3.9 4.2 1.5 3.6 .9 1.3 3.0 1.1 2.3 2.2 2.6 4.2 4.5 4.1 1.0 2.1 4.3 .6 2.3 3.2 3.2 .5 0) 0) 3.4 6.6 .5 18.0 .1 .2 .7 .1 .2 11.3 .2 .1 4.1 12.6 0) 0) 1.8 2.1 2.0 3.2 4.1 0) 9.7 4.2 1.5 51.2 45.8 53.7 57.5 8 CO T A B L E 1 3 . — P E R C E N T D I S T R I B U T I O N O F T H E P A Y M E N T S F O R O P E R A T I O N AND M A I N T E N A N C E 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 DIVISIONS OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1931—Continued CO to [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 49] I.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT II.—PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY Police de- Fire department partment All other III.—CONSERVATION OF HEALTH IV.—SANITATION, OR PROMOTION OF CLEANLINESS V.—HIGHWAYS I vi.—CHAR- Operation Repair and main- for comtenance pensation ITIES, [HOSPITALS, AND CORRECTIONS VH.—EDUCATION VIII.—RECREATION Schools IX.—MISCELLANEOUS Libraries GROUP IV.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 50,000 TO 100,000—Continued 188 189 190 191 Asheville, N.C Kenosha, Wis Berwyn, 111 Pueblo, Colo 8.8 4.2 8.0 5.6 8.0 7.3 6.9 8.4 9.0 8.5 3.7 12.0 0.5 .7 .4 1.4 1.9 2.7 1.4 2.0 4.9 4.0 1.7 1.8 7.8 7.2 10.9 9.8 19? 193 194 195 Columbia, S.C. Pittsfleld, Mass Jackson, Miss Woonsocket, R.I 6.3 4.7 9.6 7.4 11.4 7.2 10.8 12.9 8.1 6.6 11.8 18.6 1.5 1.2 1.7 .9 2.7 2.9 2.2 .9 7.0 4.0 7.1 6.1 12.9 13.1 12.8 10.1 0) 0.1 1.5 13.5 1.1 1.0 46.5 43.3 62.7 51.0 1.0 2.0 1.4 .7 3.2 3.8 1.3 3.7 7.0 2.8 .5 2.6 .3 .3 2.1 10.6 1.4 5.9 44.0 40.8 32.6 31.1 .2 1.3 1.0 1.1 2.7 1.5 4.5 1.3 1.1 6.0 4.3 3.4 16.8 2.8 2.3 .2 1.3 33.4 53.4 56.2 58.6 45.1 1.5 .6 1.2 1.4 2.3 4.1 1.2 1.7 1.3 5.8 7.2 1.7 4.2 4.2 2.7 22.6 4.1 24.2 5.0 11.2 29.4 29.3 44.3 39.6 36.4 1.6 1.9 4.3 1.7 1.0 2.9 8.4 1.1 2.9 3.3 5.9 3.2 .8 3.0 8.3 3.6 54.2 50.9 56.5 53.6 53.2 1.6 2.2 2.3 2.5 1.4 .8 4.8 3.6 3.5 3.0 1.6 1.9 2.4 1.4 4.0 GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000 196 197 198 199 ?00 Everett, Mass Clifton, N . J Phoenix, Ariz New Castle, Pa Stockton, Calif.. ?01 ?m ?m ?04 ?05 Haverhill, Mass.._ Brookline, Mass Muskegon, Mich Stamford, Conn Elmira, N.Y ^06 ?07 ?08 ?09 210 Bay City, Mich Aurora, 111 Muncie, Ind Waterloo, Iowa Williamsport, Pa _ _• _ __-_ -_ _ . __ 4.9 6.6 5.2 6.0 6.1 7.6 10.0 7.4 6.2 6.9 10.1 10.2 6.9 6.4 13.1 1.6 .6 1.5 .5 1.9 1.4 1.3 1.3 1.0 4.4 4.8 3.0 8.0 6.6 6.4 9.7 4.3 9.0 7.2 9.3 11.2 7.4 7.2 7.0 .5 1.6 .4 .9 .7 4.9 9.1 4.6 4.9 6,4 5.0 7.5 7.8 5.2 5,4 14.2 6.9 11.7 11.6 10.4 .4 1.0 .8 1.5 ,6 4.4 5.3 5.4 5.7 4.8 6.9 6.2 5.1 8.5 8.1 4.0 3.8 2.7 1.6 3.0 3.4 7.7 4.4 8.1 4.1 9.7 14.1 3.1 13.0 10.9 1.1 1.2 1.0 .5 1.6 3.2 7.9 2.8 6.6 1.9 9.3 6.4 6.1 8.5 6.9 0) 1.3 1.8 0) .2 (0 .1 .4 .1 .3 0) .2 .2 4.9 3 > a GO H P> H M Ul H KH O U2 O *i Q S TABLE 13.—PERCENT DISTRIBUTION OF THE PAYMENTS FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS, BY PRINCIPAL DIVISIONS OF THE GENERAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE: 1931—Continued CO [For alphabetical list of cities, by States, showing rank, see p. 10. For text discussion, see p. 49] I.—GENERAL GOVERNMENT II.—PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY Police de- Fire department partment All other III.—CONSERVATION OF HEALTH IV.—SANITATION, OR PROMOTION OF CLEANLINESS V.—HIGHWAYS Operation Repair and main- for comtenance pensation VI.—CHARITIES, [HOSPITALS, AND CORRECTIONS VII.—EDUCATION VIII.—RECREATION Schools IX.—MISCELLANEOUS Libraries 3 GROUP V.—CITIES HAVING A POPULATION OF 30,000 TO 50,000—Continued ?B1 252 253 254 255 Arlington, Mass Cumberland, M d R o c k I s l a n d , 111 Raleigh, N . C West New York, N . J . . . . 6.9 6.2 5.4 9.5 5.9 7.1 6.5 4.8 10.9 13.2 7.1 5.7 8.0 11.2 13.5 1.7 .3 .7 1.4 .7 2.4 1.4 .8 2.1 1.4 7.9 5.7 5.8 8.0 6.9 10.9 7.0 10.8 10.2 4.0 0) 256 257 258 259 260 W h i t e Plains, N . Y 9.2 5.2 5.5 6.4 7.3 9.2 8.1 4.1 6.5 7.1 8.9 9.5 4.8 5.9 13.7 1.0 1.1 .5 1.7 1.0 .9 3.5 1.5 1.1 1.0 4.8 3.3 3.0 8.1 4.4 7.4 12.4 12.4 7.9 6.8 0) 7.1 6.2 5.9 7.6 4.1 9.7 7.0 7.1 7.1 7.2 8.7 11.3 7.9
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