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Table I.—Summary of payments to and receipts from the public other than those for meeting governmental costs: 1907.

Table II.-Summary of service transfers: 1907...

Table III.-Summary of interest transfers: 1907.

Table IV. Summary of investment transfers: 1907.

Table V.-Summary of payments for revenue expenditures and of receipts from revenues, 1902 to 1907, with per cent of increase

Table VI.-Payments to other civil divisions and to private associations on account of the insane: 1907.

Table VII.—Estimated payments for expenses of schools in specified cities: 1907...

Table VIII.-Payments by Massachusetts cities to the state on specified accounts: 1907..

Table IX. Payments by Massachusetts cities to the state on account of metropolitan waterworks: 1907.

Table X.-Payments for expenses of specified public service enterprises included in the column "all other public service enter-

prises" in Table 7: 1907 ..

Table XI.-Payments for outlays, paid or payable from special assessments included in the column "for all other purposes in

Table 9: 1907 ....

Table XII.-Payments for outlays for public service enterprises included in the column "all other" in Table 9: 1907.

Table XIII. Per cent distribution of receipts from general revenues in cities of specified states: 1907..

Table XIV. Variation in per cent distribution of receipts from general revenues for the cities of specified states: 1907.

Table XV. Specified classes of special property and business taxes in Massachusetts cities: 1907...

Table XVI. Specified classes of special property and business taxes in New Jersey cities: 1907.

Table XVII. Specified classes of special property and business taxes in New York cities: 1907..

Table XVIII.-Receipts from revenues of specified public service enterprises included in the column "all other public service

enterprises" in Table 17: 1907......

Table XIX.-Debts reported in Table 25 as issued for miscellaneous purposes: 1907.

Table XX.-Amount of loans reported at exceptional rates of interest: 1907

Table XXI.-Assessed valuations of property subject to general property taxes in divisions of the city government having two or

more rates of levy, with rates and amount of levies for each taxing district or class of property: 1907....

Table XXII.-Assessed valuations of property subject to special property taxes in cities having two or more rates of levy, with

rates and amount of levies for each class of property: 1907..

Table XXIII.-Assessed valuation of bank stock and mortgages in New York cities, with amount of taxes levied: 1907.

Table XXIV. Outlays in 1907 compared with increase in valuation of properties during 1907.......

Table XXV.-Comparative statement of per capita payments and receipts for meeting governmental costs: 1905 to 1907..

Table XXVI.-Per cent distribution of receipts from general revenues: 1907 ........

Table XXVII.-Franchise taxes included in the column "taxes" in Table 40: 1907.

Table XXVIII.-Taxes on earnings of public service corporations in Wisconsin cities, included under "licenses" in Table 40: 1907.

Table XXIX.--Number of specified police to 100 miles of streets: 1907....

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Table XXX.-Total arrests in specified cities showing decrease in number of arrests: 1907 and 1905...

Table XXXI.-Arrests for drunkenness in specified cities showing decreases in number of arrests on this ground: 1907 and 1905..

Table XXXII.-Arrests for drunkenness in specified cities showing increases in number of arrests on this ground: 1907 and 1905.......

Table XXXIII.-Comparative statement of rank according to population and according to number of arrests in proportion to popu-

lation for cities of Group I: 1907....

Table XXXIV.-Comparative summary, by states and geographic divisions, of arrests per 10,000 inhabitants in cities of over

30,000 population: 1907........

Table XXXV.-Per cent distribution, for groups of cities, of arrests of females by principal offenses: 1907.

Table XXXVI.-Juveniles appearing before the court in specified cities: 1907 and 1905...

Table XXXVII.-General disposition of cases of juveniles appearing before the court during the year, classified according to number

of previous appearances before the court, in specified cities: 1907

Table XXXVIII.-Per cent distribution by general disposition of case of juveniles appearing before the court during the year, clas-

sified according to number of previous appearances before the court: 1907 and 1905 ......

Table XXXIX.-Comparative statement of the number of retail liquor dealers, by groups of cities: 1907 and 1905..

Table XL.-Increase from 1905 to 1907 in the number of retail liquor dealers in specified cities..

Table XLI. Decrease from 1905 to 1907 in the number of retail liquor dealers in specified cities.

Table XLII.-Comparative statement of the number of retail liquor dealers, by geographic divisions: 1907 and 1905..

Table XLIII.-Rates of state and county licenses required in specified cities: 1907...

Table XLIV. Per cent of increase or decrease in character of paving: 1905 to 1907

Table XLV.-Number of cities, by groups, reporting agencies for street sprinkling: 1907.

Table XLVI.-Number of men employed in street sprinkling and area sprinkled in specified cities: 1907.

Table XLVII.-Number of cities, by groups, using specified kinds of street lights: 1907...

Table XLVIII.-Number of street lights by specified kinds in 154 cities: 1907 and 1905.

Table XLIX.-Number of permits and proposed expenditures for new buildings in 97 cities: 1907 and 1905.

List of city numbers........

GENERAL TABLES.

Table 1.-Date of incorporation, population, and area of cities having an estimated population of 30,000 or over on June 1, 1907..

Table 2.-Payments, receipts, and cash balances, by divisions and funds: 1907.......

Table 3.-Total payments and receipts, classified as payments or receipts to or from the public, and transfer payments and receipts,

together with cash balances and aggregates: 1907....................

Table 4.-Payments and receipts for meeting governmental costs by principal classes, 1907; comparative summary, 1902 to 1907..

Table 5.-Payments for general expenses and special service expenses: 1907..

Table 6.-Payments for expenses of municipal service enterprises: 1907......

Table 7.-Payments for expenses of invested funds and of public service enterprises: 1907..

Table 8.-Statistics of interest on debt: 1907 ...

Table 13.-Receipts from revenues of municipal service enterprises, with value of plant at close of year, and costs of services ren-

dered: 1907......

Table 18.-Payments to, and receipts for, other civil divisions and in correction of error, together with receipts from sales of real

property, from insurance, and on account of depreciation: 1907...............

Table 19.-Payments, receipts, and balances of private trust funds and accounts: 1907.

Table 20.-Payments, receipts, and balances of public trust funds for nonmunicipal uses: 1907.

Table 21.-Payments, receipts, and balances of public trust funds for municipal uses: 1907.

Table 22.-Payments, receipts, and balances of investment funds: 1907...

Table 24.-Gross and net debt outstanding at close of year, total and per capita, together with changes during year in debt and

sinking fund assets: 1907.....

Table 25.-Funded debt and special assessment loans at close of year, classified by purpose of issue: 1907.

Table 26.-Funded debt and special assessment loans at close of year, classified by year of issue: 1907......

Table 27.-Funded debt and special assessment loans at close of year, classified by year of maturity: 1907.

Table 28.-Funded debt, special assessment loans, and revenue loans at close of year, classified by rate of interest: 1907.

Table 29.-Assessed valuation of property, bases of assessment, and taxes levied: 1907.........

Table 30.-Value at close of year of properties employed or held for specified purposes: 1907.

Table 32.-Per capita payments and receipts for meeting governmental costs, by principal classes: 1907.......

Table 33.-Per cent distribution, by principal classes, of payments and receipts for meeting governmental costs: 1907........

Table 34.-Payments for general and special service expenses, total and per capita, 1907; comparative summary, 1902 to 1907

Table 35.-Per cent distribution of payments for general and special service expenses: 1907........

Table 36.-Payments for outlays, total, and per capita: 1907....

Table 37.-Receipts from general revenues, total and per capita, 1907; comparative summary, 1902 to 1907..

Table 38.-Costs and receipts for schools, total and per capita: 1907..

Table 39.-Statistics of water-supply systems: 1907.....

Table 40.-Receipts from public service corporations: 1907.

Table 41.—Electric light and power works, and gas works, owned and operated by cities: 1907.

Table 42.-Number of employees of police department: 1907........

Table 43.-Number of police in proportion to population, land area, and length of improved streets, together with pay of officers

and patrolmen: 1907.....

Table 44.-Patrolmen classified by grade: 1907...

Table 45.-Organization of police patrol, relief, and reserve: 1907...

Table 46.-Equipment of, and appropriation for, police department: 1907

Table 47.-Arrests classified by offense, together with the per cent distribution of arrests by offenses: 1907.

Table 52.-Dealers in, manufacturers of, and bottlers of, intoxicating liquors, classified by type of liquor license held, together with

annual license rate: 1907....

Table 53.-Employees, appropriations, and expense of fire department, fire alarms, fires, and property losses by fires, and fire

insurance paid: 1907....

Table 59.-Area and length of streets, and number and character of steam railroad crossings: 1907...

Table 60.-Payments for selected highway expenses and for highway outlays, total and average: 1907.

Table 61.-Street cleaning: 1907...

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