TABLE 19.-Statistics of expenditures of public schools of cities

.....................

214 Attleborough

75 850

925 215 | Beverly*.....

1,000 12, 500 13, 500 0 3, 220 0

0 3, 220 0 216 Boston .........

16,501 16, 501 164, 794 g153,065 36,544 | 40, 832 217 Brockton

395, 235 | 46,080 (1, 226,061 1,272, 141 218 Brookline

2, 905

(42,098) 46, 417 2,342

42,098 219 Cambridge

2,500 24,713 220 Chelsea

10, 937 35, 650 4, 700 171, 074 175, 774 221 Chicopee....

f3,321

(57, 999)

57, 999 222 Clinton

(17,360)

17, 360 0 0

0 223 Danvers

1, 137

1, 137 2,300 16,648 18, 948 224 | Dedham

12, 125 12, 125 295 442

7737 225 Everett

(25, 604)

25, 604 22,521

417
1, 462

0 226 Fall River

24, 400

13, 300

13, 300 (i) 227 Fitchburg

dl, 193

2,500 110,330 112, 830 1,239 2, 192

500

3,131 228 Gloucester...

7, 362 2,500

40, 203 42, 703 39,493 2,000

500

1,500 46, 193 229 Haverhill....

2,000 47, 255 49, 255

f2,573 2,573 230 Holyoke*...

(52, 993)

52, 993 51, 197 3, 425

2,067 2,590 59, 279 231 | Hyde Park

2,000 47, 488 49,488 5,000

3,079

0 232 Lawrence..........

8,079

23, 765 23,765 0 0

0 233 | Lowell .........

2,000

2, 200 66,072 34, 655 | 18, 262

68, 272 234 Lynn

2,3255 f 8,579 63, 821 3, 800 132, 095 20, 015 | 14,005

135, 895 2, 152 6,379 Malden

18, 850 235

2, 250 93,060 95, 310

(27,530) 236 Marblehead

34,071 2, 100 43, 831 ................

45, 931 (14, 175)

14, 175 * Statistics of 1887-88. a Salaries of janitors included in column 8. b In 1887–88. cOverdraft, $252. d Expenditure for text-books is included in column 12. e Account overdrawn by $3,850.

6,541

...........

1,540 1,450

650 1, 769

1, 075 1, 254

4,715 1,098

19,140 $5,000 0

214 948 134, 465 | 71, 645

5, 669 9, 002

25, 390 0 (8)

0 215 32,097 3, 501

217, 209 55, 429 '1,970, 014

216 2,297 400

817 51,618 1950

799 217 (36,064)

107, 133

218 1, 016 37,080 7, 980 3, 674

2, 251 | 250, 755 0 18, 695

0 219 2, 390 1,572

683 1,370 1, 294

220 992 1, 018 1, 800

6, 246 2,000

1,886 600

25, 492 C 1,331

196 i 221 1,510 1, 375

7,241

457 1,270 815

27,78.3 500

222 670 2,657

4,630 185 2, 386 1, 563

16, 9-10 2,888

0 223 1,792

9, 494 1,714

130 269

35, 965 1,107

!

224 865 21,542

5, 747 7,494 d11,416

45, 447 0 i15, 639

11,421 225 2,448 3, 460 4,894

11,837 184, 699
500
0 1,274
3,726

0 | 32, 238 226

13,861 3, 443 3, 672

2, 226 504

66, 155

0 4,897

0227 337 12, 3.53 3,771 4,831

108, 101

228 1,579 3,730

10, 181 2, 851

65, 7447

20 229 8, 305

14, 886 1,757 1,570

123, 653

0 230 4,575 695

501 5,022

8,597
6,500

40,912
2,000
0

610 231 5, (100 19, 117 | 11, 878

2,001) 92,000)

0 (9)

0 232 9,202 5,981 12, 363

46,178 6, 963 | 1,514

10,412 2511, 31163

0 2,575 4,( 29

0233 3,833

1,710 29, 15.1 4, 236

1,544 174, 858

0 0

0 234 3,378 70.5 815

12, 1:52 1,035

1,562 1, 363

93,716 576

0 235 823 4,614 18,789

0 236 fStationery for pupils is included in columr. 5. g Expenditure for ordinary repairs is included in column 3. hIncludes "care of buil·lings," i Expenditures for permanent improvements are included in column 14. ¿$166 of this amount was carried to the sinking fund. k The account was overdrawn $1,196.

TABLE 19.--Statistics of expenditures of public schools of cities

..................

542

$24, 249 28, 960 17, 444 775, 657 13,825 92, 722 22, 136 25, 206 21, 401 30, 960 18,783 32, 882 65, 970 87, 497 11,188

...................

........................

....................

93, 379 14,000 (k) 40, 350 19, 100 19, 612 23, 415 23, 902 186, 831

.............

..................

557

MASSACHUSETTS cont'd. 237 Marlborough...........

$2,218 $32 a$1, 996 238 Medford

$1,747 $40, 122

$22, 502

(6) 239 Milford

1,000 27, 960

1, 320 240 New Bedford...

$1,862 1,500 23, 450 4, 150

15,944

3,582 241 Newburyport* ...............

31, 182 2,260 300

73, 397 242 Newton..........

300 800 4,544

18, 025 6,920 243 North Adams.....

11,464 2,800 ................ 35, 000 10,000

89, 922

503 241 Northampton.......

45, 503 6,000

(22, 136)

132 249 2, 496 245 Peabody ...

8, 877 1,800 i 23, 406 246 Pittsfield. 40,000

(21, 401)

0 522 247 Plymouth.......

1,000

40, 522

2,500 280

28, 460 248 Quincy..

1,280 1, 950 16,833 249 Salem ........

1,558 4,915

31, 324 250 ! Somerville...............

(3, 710)

8, 625 4,903 g13, 994

(55, 970) 251 Southbridge

h5, 343

2, 417 85, 080 0 3, 779

202 37 252 Spencer ......

4,018

1,770 1,788

9, 418 253 Springfield 134, 905

1, 100

4, 274 (i) 254 Stoneham

2, 281
41, 460

3, 375
953

90,00-4 162

909 255 Taunton

2, 034

0

14,000

1,079 2,565 256 Waltham ......

3, 644

(2) 0 | 5, 865 287 257 Watertown..

2, 126 8, 278 2, 200 38, 150

1, 738 258 Westfield*

1, 738 500 18, 600
0
1,300

200 150 259 Weymouth

1,650 700 18, 942 12,000 2,500 600 3,000 260 Woburn

18,100 2, 163 23, 252 261 Worcester

2,008 2,008 2,000 21, 902 4, 800 15, 110 1,290 11,151 32, 351 3,500 183, 331 MICHIGAN. 262 Adrian ............

1,535 263

2,092 Alpena .........

1,700 13, 051 7,500

350 264 Ann Arbor......

7,850 1,600 12, 650
22,482
1, 399

281 265 Battle Creekt...

24, 162

2, 200 24, 109 266 Bay City.

(15, 801) 17,536 2, 343 1,000 267 Big Rapids*.

20, 879 2,000 33, 524 268 Cadillac...

1,500
4,371

9,728
1,044
1,168

525 269 Cheboygan*

7, 108
1,400

8,069
1,000 75 300 200
270 Coldwater

1,575 1,000 2, 461

813 144 271 Detroit*

987 1, 100 9,044 (152, 965 46,013 871

1,780 272 East Saginaw

201, 629 8,300 2442,071 18,719 2, 202

1,534 2, 674 273 Escanaba

25, 129 2,500 47, 331 4, 228 945 148 502 274 ! Flint*.

5,823 1,200

4, 409

828 275 Grand Haven..

2, 125

22, 208

175 276 Grand Rapids.

248

423 1, 200 8,960 13,692

897

1,879 6, 452 277 Jonia*..

22,920 2,500 | 111, 875 278 Ishpeming* .

(11,680) 279 Jackson......

2,000 9, 089 280 Kalamazoo.....

1,800 21,611 1,200

400 281 Lansing*

1,237 *.

2,837 2, 200 25, 279 282 Ludington....

2, 100 14,773 18,456 3, 117 2,830

387 283 Manistee*..

24,790 1, 250 13, 470 284 Marquette

1,500 17, 039 8,000

300 285 Marshall

8,300

400 13, 115 0 662 387 857 286 Menominee.......

1, 906 1,500 8, 125 3,507

1,019 263 287 Monroe*

4,789 1,400 11, 430
8, OCO
100 500

100 288 Mount Clemens*

(4,850) 289 Muskegon

(5,074)
il2, 074 | 27, 055 (i)
290 Negaunee*.

(49, 083)
2, 222
1,000

0 291

3, -22 1, 600

7,583

308 476 292

784 Owosso*

1,600 7,909

(11, 340)
* Statistics of 1887-88.
a Expenditure for stationery is included in column 5.
b Expenditure for text-books is included in column 12.
cxpenditure for fuel is included in column 15.
d $604 were “transferred to unappropriated funds."
e Deficit $137.
f Deficit $120.

............

14,751 14, 250 26, 309 15, 801 35,524 10, 628 9,469 3, 161 10,444 250, 371 49,831

5,609 24, 333 10,160 114, 375 11, 680 11,089 23,411 27, 479 17, 173 14,720 18,509 13, 515

9, 925 12, 830 4,850 5,074 49, 083 9, 183 9,509 11, 340

8,700

Niles..............

TO)

1

2,0!

......

1,463 1,374

3,728

211, 571

2,870 20.2 1,762 25 277 2,714

21,1

13:3 2013 1,165 1,891

779
1,000 1,4133 13, 51s

0 57,61}! 2,500) -51264

37, GM; 4,263 2,323 1,0137 N15 1,500 2,136 12.533

0

68,320 () 10, (M3 264

1,0037 1,311

199,:33) 083

2017 10:3 461 175

50%)
3, 2.3

0 199,10
3:50
223 .

4,817 min 242 $27 5,03

452 05 1,248 510

560
1,497 4,:3.14

13, 7339 5, (X:0) : 11,254 TO) 23,51:4 16,797 1,50)

13,544 5.3, 1-455

507,115

0)

2,031 271 *, 008: 3, *32 1, 230 10

13, 171

33,331 1, 110

3,911; 272
750
1,5:31

933
4, 401
() 1) 34

0 73 3, 1:30 2,339 920

37,613 7,966

57: 74 9291 71.1

920,
925 3, 13-1

144,1437 11,759

381 37.5 7,522 9,177 4,529 13,5.59 40, 5765

183,571 | 40, ('00 66,228.276 1,..21

19, 9:32 ...

...

277 %, 3:12

19,883 2,135 2.579

278 891 1,139 3,024 10,372

0 3:3, 782 2,000 1,182 279 %, 9:30 ..,400)

6010
1,300 3,309 10,5.79

411, 75 13, M: 13,240 , 2x()
7,977
30,412

281 1,308 2,00) 101 1,220 113

761 6,161
0 11,671 9, (MX

282
3,013
3,823

283 1, 166 1,5-13

3,137

3363
1,94 8,301

301,316

754 544 898 971

11 2,1570)

13, 1 1,174 1,012

2,378 285 10 921

3,6

0 21,304 3,000 313

6,361 246
000)
300

520
1,-0.3

1, (NO)

287 6,427

28 5,906

483 231

111,3:13

1.10 91,8477 4,000 1,450

289 165, 33) 500

7,943

211,348

() 1,079

2,216 200 7550) 519 1,200

1:3, 418

911 91 21,589

...... 292
g Expenditure for ordinary repairs is included in column 3.
h Expenditure for stationery and supplies is included in column 5.
¿Expenditure for furniture is included in column %.
įLapsed into city treasury.
* Expenditure for salaries, $57, 109.

lin 1887-88.
ED
EN 89.57

............1

091

...O

TABLE 19. —Statistics of expenditures of public schools of cities

1, 800

.............

317 Boonville.....
318 Brookfield.........

200

1,600 319 Butler

0 630
0 64

694 320 Cape Girardeau

795

53

843 321 Carrollton*. 0 300 100 75

475 322 Carthage*

484 99

115

698 323 Chillicothes

701

701 324

Clinton* 325 Columbia*.

192 326 De Soto*......................

193

193 327 Hannibal

338 190

529 328 Independence.

782 300 1,082 329 Jefferson City* 330 | Joplin

49

49 331 | Kansas City.

o i c6, 673 400 1,087 8,160 332 Lexington

20 333 Louisiana 334 Marshall* 1, 126

1, 126 335 Maryville.................... 530 870

1,400 336 Mexico* 337 | Moberly .... 338 Nevada....

1,017 501 100

1, 648 339 Rich Hill. 3:25

325 340 St. Charles ..

0
0
0 102

102
341 St. Joseph.......
100,000

100,000 342 St. Louis....... 178,071 16,980 14, 203 24,218

233, 472 343 | Sedalia *

600 222 102

924
* Statistics of 1887–88.
a In 1887–88.
b Janitors' salaries included in column 15,

(5, 951) 900

3, 615

4,960 (3, 657) 1,500

8, 770 1,500 10, 600 1, 200 5,820 1, 200 6, 195 (5, 920)

2, 905 1,500

17,098 1,500

9, 270
(7, 430)

(6,780)
2,700 | 152, 181

(5, 940)
(4, 108)
(9,461)

(7,163)
1,500 6,503
1, 350

8, 273 1,400 7,897

0 5, 480 1,000 4, 296 2,500 65, 782 9, 100 668, 962 2,000

19, 773

5, 951 4,545 4,960 3, 657 10, 270 12, 100 7, 020 7,395 5, 920 2, 905 18,598 10, 770 7, 430

6,780 154, 881

5, 910 4, 108 9, 461 7,163 8,003 9,623 9, 297 5, 480 5, 296 68, 282 678, 062 21,773

20

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