1890-91 School Systems in Cities of 8000+ Dataset

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1890 School Systems in Citites of 8,000+ Inhabitants Dataset

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1890 City School Systems – Population, private schools, and public school enrollment, attendance, supervising officers, teachers, and accommodations

State	City	Total City Population (census of 1890)	School census age	Male school age children	Female school age children	Total school age children	Estimated pupils in private schools	Male public school pupils enrolled	Female public school pupils enrolled	Total public school pupils enrolled	Number of days public schools were actually in session	Aggregate number of days' attendance in all public day schools	Average daily attendance in public day schools	Male supervising officers	Female supervising officers	Total supervising officers	Male regular teachers	Female regular teachers	Total regular teachers	Number of buildings used for school purposes	Total seats or sittings of study in all public schools	Years required to complete an entire course of study	Notes
Alabama	Birmingham	26,178	7-21					1,671	2,035	3,706	177	455,421	2,573	3	1	4	7	66	73	7	2,749	12
Alabama	Mobile	31,076						1,211	1,348	2,559	180	430,460	2,447									10
Alabama	Montgomery	21,883	7-21			4,512	500			1,911	170			1	0	1	5	38	43	6	2,000	12
Arkansas	Fort Smith	11,311	6-21	1,873	2,083	3,956	600	982	1,120	2,102	170	238,000	1,400	1	1	2	6	37	43	6	1,600	12
Arkansas	Hot Springs	8,086	6-21	1,183	1,238	2,421	600	894	901	1,795	176	183,300	1,042	2	3	5	5	14	19	5	1,200	5
Arkansas	Little Rock	25,874	6-21	4,181	4,394	8,575	850	1,935	2,320	4,255	176	480,056	2,728	1		1	6	54	60	12	3,521	12
California	Los Angeles	50,395	5-17	5,390	5,694	11,084	1,772	4,254	4,387	8,641	174	1,128,791	6,506	5	10	15	7	170	177	34	8,150	13
California	Oakland	48,682	5-17	6,167	6,027	12,194	2,132	5,398	4,785	10,183	201	1,346,140	6,697	11	2	13	10	152	162	15	6,751	12	Total seats or sittings of study estimated
California	Sacramento	26,386	5-17	2,691	2,664	5,355	605	2,059	2,227	4,286	183	574,803	3,141	1	0	1	4	101	105	14	4,286
California	San Diego	16,159	5-17	1,631	1,730	3,361	350	1,291	1,321	2,612	194	345,902	1,783	2	6	8	3	67	70	16	2,445	12
California	San Francisco	298,997	5-17	31,160	31,296	62,456	9,883	19,828	20,189	40,017	203	6,148,028	30,121	17	39	56	50	736	786	77	36,937	12
California	San Jose	18,060	5-17	2,499	2,577	5,076	659	1,877	1,799	3,676	194	506,225	2,716	1	0	1	11	64	75	8	3,568
California	Stockton	14,424	5-17	1,358	1,533	2,891	464	1,196	1,356	2,552	177	307,803	1,739	2	0	2	10	38	48	9	2,605	12
Colorado	Colorado	11,140	6-21	1,124	1,150	2,274	200	1,022	999	2,021	188	250,000	1,400	2	2	4	2	36	38	5	1,600	12
Colorado	Denver, District No. 1			6,500	6,500	13,000		4,686	4,827	9,613	180	1,122,660	6,237	13	2	15				17	8,000	12	Total population of 106,713 includes districts 1,2 and 17
Colorado	Denver, District No. 2		6-21	3,464	3,799	7,263	300	2,267	2,497	4,764	186	522,778	2,741	1	0	1	11	63	74	9	3,000	12	Total population of 106,713 includes districts 1,2 and 17
Colorado	Denver, District No. 17		6-21				350	761	771	1,532	182	150,856	964	2	1	3	7	33	40	4	1,152		Total population of 106,713 includes districts 1,2 and 17; statistics for District 17 estimated
Colorado	Pueblo, District No. 1		6-21	1,796	1,761	3,557		1,047	1,054	2,101	186	100,595	1,025	1	0	1	7	39	46	7	1,565	12	Total population of 24,558 includes Districts 1 and 20.
Colorado	Pueblo, District No. 20		6-21	1,590	1,097	2,687	200	916	799	1,715	180	176,580	981	3	2	5	3	40	43	7	1,536	12	Total population of 24,558 includes Districts 1 and 20.
Connecticut	Bridgeport	48,886	4-16			12,203	1,000	4,167	4,093	8,260	192	1,178,515	6,138	5	1	6	1	150	151	23	7,668	13
Connecticut	Danbury	16,552	4-16			3,500	500			3,000	192	335,127	1,690	1	1	2	2	45	47	6	2,500	12	Aggregate and average school days are from 1889-90
Connecticut	Hartford	53,230	4-16			10,407				7,944	190	1,012,106	5,337				30	167	197	18	7,416	14	Aggregate and average school days are approximate
Connecticut	Meriden	21,652	4-16	3,128	3,040	6,168	1,200	2,247	2,240	4,487	192	556,224	2,897				11	79	90	17	4,000	13
Connecticut	Middletown	9,013	4-16			1,719	600			1,208	190	152,000	800	1	1	2	2	21	23	3	1,075	13	Aggregate and average school days are from 1889-90
Connecticut	New Britain	19,007	4-16			4,088	1,575			2,387	187	322,388	1,724	1	0	1			46	10	3,200	13
Connecticut	New Haven	81,298	4-16			18,521	1,899			15,103	196	2,188,800	10,945	11	7	18	10	319	329	37	13,263	14
Connecticut	New London	13,757	4016	1,360	1,309	2,669	180	1,401	1,375	2,776	190	330,410	1,739	0	0	0	3	49	52	7	2,404	12
Connecticut	Norwalk	17,747	4-16	1,773	1,715	3,488	558	1,221	1,169	2,390	194	355,796	1,834				9	46	55	12	2,615	10
Connecticut	Norwich	16,156	4-16			1,520	400			1,097	191	153,182	802	1	2	1	2	27	29	6	1,215	9
Connecticut	Stamford	15,700	4-16	1,667	1,606	3,273	549			2,321	198	310,362	1,569	0	0	0			59	19
Connecticut	Waterbury	28,646	4-16			8,221	1,123	2,502	2,196	4,698	193	591,931	3,067	4	7	11	4	88	92	14		12
Connecticut	Willimantic	8,648	4-16			2,065	778			1,198	200
Delaware	Wilmington	61,431	6-21							9,568	200	1,298,200	6,491	1	1	2	4	103	187	27	8,816	11
District of Columbia	Washington DC, First six divisions						8,000	12,636	13,618	26,254	179	3,308,247	19,847	8	1	9	70	486	556	69	24,160	11	Total population of 230,392 includes First six divisions and seventh and eighth divisions.
District of Columbia	Washington DC, Seventh and eighth divisions		6-17	7,214	8,269	15,483	500	5,109	7,023	12,132	178	1,627,347	9,163	5	2	7	20	203	223	23	8,849	12	Total population of 230.392 includes First six divisions and seventh and eighth divisions.
Florida	Key West	18,080						676	780	1,456	183	149,328	816	0	0	0	6	22	28	8		8
Florida	Pensacola	11,750	6-21	1,428	1,411	2,839	350	754	768	1,522	160	171,680	1,073	1	0	1	7	23	30	11	1,700
Georgia	Athens	8,639	6-18			2,326	100			1,230	173	145,445	943	2	1	3	1	17	18	4	1,000	11
Georgia	Atlanta	65,533	6-18	8,615	9,385	1,800	1,500	4,257	4,968	9,225	195	1,708,980	8,764	3	0	3	11	154	165	19	8,050	12
Georgia	Augusta	33,300	6-18	4,633	4,827	9,460	1,650	1,900	1,806	3,706	193	402,405	2,085	6	0	6	0	50	50	10	3,050	11
Georgia	Columbus	17,303	6-18	1,930	2,200	4,130	300	1,008	1,276	2,284	198	406,890	2,055	1	0	1	6	38	44	7	1,120	10	Number of teachers from 1889-90
Georgia	Macon	22,746	6-18			4,576	150	1,099	1,252	2,351	188	364,720	1,940	0	0	0	4	46	50	10	2,000	9
Georgia	Savannah	43,189	6-16	6,105	7,081	13,186	700	3,303	3,502	6,805	179	1,012,066	5,654	2	0	2	26	101	127	9		10
Illinois	Aurora	19,658	6-21	2,259	2,227	4,486	601	1,225	1,251	2,476	192	356,447	1,838	2	3	5	4	48	52	7	2,400	12
Illinois	Belleville	15,361	6-21	2,656	2,504	5,160	1,175	1,334	1,302	2,636	199	447,215	2,247	1	0	1	13	40	53	6	2,770	11
Illinois	Bloomington	20,484	6-21	3,499	3,463	6,962	1,000	1,589	1,709	3,298	176	451,992	2,554	0	1	1	2	76	78	11	2,950	12	Estimated number of students in private/parochial schools in from 1889-90
Illinois	Cairo	10,324	6-21	1,688	1,918	3,606	710	723	793	1,516	179	200,412	1,119	1	0	1	2	26	28	7	1,371	12
Illinois	Chicago	1,099,850	6-14	84,277	81,344	165,621	62,713	72,075	74,676	146,751	195	21,071,622	105,358	124	105	229	134	2,971	3,105	219	134,015	12	165 rooms in rented building are used.
Illinois	Danville	11,491	6-21	1,481	1,497	2,978	396	1,335	1,300	2,635	190	366,936	1,957	1	0	1	9	48	57	7	2,700	12
Illinois	Decatur	16,841	6-21	2,554	2,617	5,171	500	1,551	1,629	3,180	182	444,262	2,441	1	3	4	4	47	51	9	2,821	11
Illinois	East St. Louis	15,169	6-21	1,828	1,795	3,623	839	897	927	1,824	201	226,767	1,128	1	0	1	9	30	39	1	80	12
Illinois	Elgin	17,823	6-21	2,038	2,302	4,340	650	1,457	1,413	2,870	188	421,393	2,210	1	1	2	2	65	67	15	2,640	12	Number of school age children and estimated private/parochial students from 1889-90
Illinois	Freeport	10,189	6-21	1,559	1,661	3,220	591	828	852	1,680	197	264,880	1,293	4	1	5	1	35	36	5	1,600	12
Illinois	Galesburg	15,264	6-21	2,370	2,521	4,891	500	1,238	1,242	2,475	177	330,813	1,869	3	1	4	3	49	52	8	2,500	11	Data regarding teachers is from 1889-90
Illinois	Jacksonville	12,935	6-21	1,815	1,891	3,706	1,200	945	1,145	2,090	177	303,389	1,715	1	0	1	3	39	42	7	2,100	12
Illinois	Joliet	23,264	6-21	3,431	3,809	7,240	850	1,747	1,717	3,464	198	492,610	2,480	1	0	1	3	64	67	10	2,800	12
Illinois	Kankakee	9,025	6-21	1,124	1,013	2,137	525	641	576	1,217	194	165,226	852	1	0	1	2	26	28	4	1,300	12
Illinois	La Salle	9,855	6-21	2,032	1,971	3,993	780	563	592	1,155	205	187,165	913	1	0	1	2	20	22	6	1,500	12
Illinois	Moline	12,000	6-21	1,857	1,902	3,759	300	1,031	1,160	2,191	176	297,193	1,689	5	1	6	4	48	52	5	2,200	12
Illinois	Ottawa	9,985	6-21	1,620	1,525	3,145	402	884	820	1,704	200	263,905	1,357	2	0	2	1	32	33	7	1,500	8	Estimated number of students in private/parochial schools is estimated
Illinois	Peoria	41,024	6-21	6,224	6,601	12,825	1,793	3,543	3,686	7,229	190	964,085	5,248	8	4	12	5	134	139	13	6,896	12
Illinois	Quincy	31,494	6-21	4,915	5,262	10,177	2,300	2,004	2,203	4,207	196	546,448	2,788	4	1	5	1	62	63	10	3,458	12
Illinois	Rock Island	13,634	6-21	2,195	2,282	4,477	897	1,182	1,245	2,427	178	350,126	1,967	2	1	3	4	48	52	9	2,200	13
Illinois	Rockford	23,584	6-21	3,326	3,453	6,779	545	1,922	2,088	4,010	192	571,008	2,974	1	0	1	2	12	14	14	3,530	12
Illinois	Springfield	24,963	6-21	4,026	4,182	8,208	1,500	1,838	1,890	3,728	193	597,940	2,990	1	0	1	9	71	80	11	3,373	12
Streator		11,414	6-21	2,064	1,996	4,000		1,137	1,145	2,282	195	348,360	1,670	1	1	2	0	42	42	9	2,450
Indiana	Anderson	10,741	6-21			2,582	200	542	638	1,180	180	150,840	838	1	0	1	3	14	17	3		12
Indiana	Elkhart	11,360	6-21	1,574	1,519	3,093	200	1,082	1,154	2,236	180	310,625	1,725	1	0	1	4	40	44	8	2,200	12
Indiana	Evansville	50,756	6-21	7,499	7,943	15,442	1,650	3,420	3,435	6,855	194	1,013,224	5,236	2	2	4	17	146	163	17	7,000	12
Indiana	Fort Wayne	35,393	6-21	6,676	6,793	13,409	4,100	2,425	2,542	4,967	192	612,288	3,189	4	9	13	6	104	110	13	4,859	12
Indiana	Indianapolis	105,436	6-21	16,934	17,011	33,945				17,074	181	2,285,024	12,624	5	6	11	17	303	320	37		12
Indiana	Jeffersonville	10,666	6-21	2,285	2,360	4,635	400	864	936	1,800	179	281,209	1,571	4	1	5	7	36	43	5		12	Total school age children includes transfers
Indiana	Kokomo	8,261	6-21	1,497	1,309	2,806	75	882	878	1,760	177	203,768	1,155	1	0	1	6	21	27	4	1,436	12
Indiana	La Fayette	16,243	6-21			7,028	800	1,564	1,677	3,241	185	363,895	1,967	3	4	7	6	47	53	8	2,500	12
Indiana	Logansport	13,328	6-21	2,863	2,951	5,814	800	1,037	1,099	2,136	179	281,746	1,574	1	1	2	6	38	44	7	1,950	12
Indiana	Marion	8,769	6-21	1,556	1,498	3,054	50	911	980	1,891	180	236,492	1,314	1	0	1	6	26	32	8	1,550	12
Indiana	Michigan City	10,776	6-21	1,600	1,665	3,265	700	595	612	1,207	180	165,600	920	1	1	2	3	22	25	5	1,143	12
Indiana	Muncie	11,345	6-21	1,833	1,742	3,575	175	1,151	1,164	2,315	188	307,471	1,556	1	1	2	4	38	42	8	1,800	12
Indiana	New Albany	21,059	6-21	3,893	3,961	7,854	850	1,619	1,685	3,304	178	452,102	2,540	1	0	1	10	50	60	12	3,200	12
Indiana	Richmond	16,608	6-21	3,116	3,379	6,495	825	1,341	1,471	2,812	180	377,100	2,095	2	1	3	4	57	61	9	2,668	12
Indiana	South Bend	21,819	6-21	3,671	3,583	7,254	2,016	1,230	2,053	3,283	178	455,000	2,500	1	0	1	5	57	62	10	2,500	12
Indiana	Terre Haute	30,217	6-21	6,417	7,598	14,015	750	2,678	2,791	5,469	191	776,969	4,068	1	1	2	16	109	125	17	5,480	12
Indiana	Vincennes	8,853	6-21	1,486	1,512	2,998	600	619	666	1,285	200	156,267	806	1	1	2	2	20	22	4	1,100	12	Aggregate and average school days and number of regular teachers from 1889-90
Iowa	Burlington	22,565	5-21	4,176	4,384	8,560	2,000			3,985	193	578,421	2,997	3	2	5	16	70	86	11	4,075	11
Iowa	Cedar Rapids	18,020	5-21	2,792	2,883	5,675	577	1,963	2,001	3,964	180	553,500	3,075	1	1	2	0	87	87	14	4,098	13
Iowa	Clinton	13,619	5-21	2,468	2,412	4,880	500	1,363	1,445	2,808	187	377,366	2,018	3	1	4	3	55	58	10	2,800	13
Iowa	Council Bluffs	21,474		4,625	5,513	10,138	800	1,836	1,922	3,758	198	499,950	2,525	1	3	4	4	82	86	17	3,739	12
Iowa	Davenport	26,872	5-21	4,789	5,035	9,824	1,000	2,445	2,313	4,758	195	691,562	3,602	1	0	1	14	94	108	10	4,286	13
Iowa	Des Moines, East side		5-21	2,547	2,690	5,237	250	1,773	1,861	3,634	174	438,654	2,521	1	1	2	2	81	83	10	3,238	13	Total population for Des Moines is 50,093 for both East and West sides
Iowa	Des Moines, West side		5-21			7,101	900			4,226	178	522,919	2,975	1	11	12	5	100	105	12	3,920	12	Estimated number of students in private/parochial schools is estimated
Iowa	Dubuque	30,311	5-21	5,542	5,618	11,160	2,500	2,378	3,421	5,799	197	644,387	3,271	8	4	12	10	86	96	13	4,640	12
Iowa	Keokuk	14,101	5-21	2,453	2,476	4,929	500	1,153	1,202	2,355	180	324,540	1,803	2	0	2	10	42	52	8	2,400	12
Iowa	Marshalltown	8,914	5-21	1,266	1,396	2,662	60	972	1,077	2,049	176	275,616	1,566	2	2	4	2	51	53	7	1,840	12
Iowa	Muscatine	11,454	5-21	1,702	1,707	3,409	200	1,036	1,126	2,162	180	284,671	1,580	1	0	1	4	45	49	8	1,950	12
Iowa	Ottumwa	14,001	5-21	2,163	2,045	4,208	220	1,500	1,509	3,009	189	406,539	2,151	2	0	2	3	53	56	6	3,000	12
Iowa	Sioux City	37,806	5-21			8,000	500	2,538	2,768	5,306	180	585,766	3,484	1	3	4	4	107	111	24	5,000	12
Kansas	Arkansas City	8,347	5-21	1,011	1,059	2,070	30	946	1,018	1,964	176	246,242	1,399	1	0	1	2	34	36	6		12
Kansas	Atchison	13,963	5-21	2,232	2,219	4,451	275	1,037	1,117	2,154	176	302,192	1,717	1	1	2	6	38	44	7	2,000	12
Kansas	Fort Scott	11,946	5-21			4,174	0	1,395	1,243	2,638	180			1	0	1	8	36	44	9	2,400	11
Kansas	Hutchinson	8,682	5-21	1,138	1,348	2,486		989	1,107	2,096	174	262,061	1,506	1	2	3	4	33	37	7	1,800	11
Kansas	Kansas City	38,316	5-21	5,529	5,900	11,438	1,000	3,214	3,501	6,715	178	767,688	4,325	2	0	2	23	89	112	18	4,500	12
Kansas	Lawrence	9,997	5-21	1,693	1,766	3,459	400	1,175	1,257	2,432	168	313,862	1,868	1	0	1	6	33	39	10	2,985	12
Kansas	Leavenworth	19,768	5-21	3,473	3,591	7,064	500	1,530	1,662	3,192	180	439,200	2,440	1	0	1	8	49	57	10	2,740	12	Number of regular teachers from 1889-90
Kansas	Topeka	31,007	5-21	5,325	5,456	10,781	750	3,019	3,328	6,347	177	900,684	4,758	1	0	1	28	95	123	23	6,300	11	School census age range, number of school age children, and estimated private/parochial students, number of teachers from 1889-90
Kansas	Wichita	23,853	5-21	3,332	3,409	6,831	301	2,301	2,468	4,769	175	581,665	3,324	3	2	5	13	87	100	19	5,435	12
Kentucky	Covington	37,371	6-21	6,796	6,658	13,454	3,500			4,037	200	688,400	3,442	1	2	3	6	61	67	6	3,850		Number of school days is estimated
Kentucky	Henderson	8,835	6-21	1,300	1,400	2,700	300	724	776	1,500	195	199,215	1,019	1	0	1	3	31	34	5	1,600	12	Aggregate and average school days is from 1889-90
Kentucky	Lexington	21,567	6-20	4,081	3,927	8,008	471	2,235	1,841	4,076	100	689,980	3,642	1	0	1	5	55	60	7	295	12
Kentucky	Louisville	161,129	6-20	34,147	36,298	70,445		11,152	11,979	23,131	204	3,366,000	16,500	21	8	29	26	336	362	35		12
Kentucky	Newport	24,918	6-20	3,843	3,930	7,773	1,000	1,521	1,539	3,060	200	508,400	2,542	1	0	1	4	52	56	6	3,014	8	Supervising officers and regular teachers from 1889-90
Kentucky	Owensboro	9,837	6-20	1,378	1,385	2,763	250	855	905	1,760	183	217,366	1,184	1	0	1	4	26	30	5	1,800	10
Kentucky	Paducah	12,797	6-20	2,600	2,706	5,306	250	1,002	1,180	2,182	190	267,739	1,456	6	1	7	8	25	33	7	1,806	11
Louisiana	New Orleans	242,039				66,756	16,610	11,114	12,095	23,209	155	2,493,330	16,086	1	2	3	19	447	466	51	20,000	11
Louisiana	Shreveport	11,979	6-18	1,880	2,131	4,011	359	807	840	1,647	200	189,400	947	1	0	1	15	16	31	15	1,700	8
Maine	Auburn	11,250	4-21	1,986	1,998	3,984	260	879	1,048	1,927	174	303,456	1,744	1	0	1	5	53	58	31	2,500	13
Maine	Augusta	10,527	4-21			2,903	80			2,022	174	194,248	1,166	3	0	3	4	43	47	27	1,900	14	The ungraded schools were in session 132 days
Maine	Bangor	19,103	5-21	2,473	2,916	5,389	200	1,432	1,640	3,072	180	508,723	2,826	6	2	8	4	88	92	38	2,800	14	Total seats or sittings of study are form 1889-90
Maine	Bath	8,723	4-21	1,403	1,500	2,903	20	800	900	1,700	180	270,000	1,500	1	0	1	2	41	43	15	2,300	12
Maine	Biddeford	14,443	4-21			4,629	800	825	908	1,733	178	195,800	1,221	1	0	1	7	38	45	22	2,117	14
Maine	Lewiston	21,701	4-21	3,765	4,035	7,800	1,800	1,301	1,632	2,933	219	357,880	1,945	2	1	3	6	64	70	22	3,200	14
Maine	Portland	36,425	4-21			12,030	1,200	3,527	2,656	6,183	185	827,135	4,471	5	2	7	5	156	11	17	6,507	13
Maine	Rockland	8,174	4-21			2,150	50			1,200	154	186,400	1,165	1	1	2	4	27	31	11	1,400	10	Estimated private/parochial school students, aggregate and average attendance from 1889-90
Maryland	Baltimore	434,439	6-21	55,000	55,731	110,731	15,965	25,935	26,608	52,543	198	8,493,804	42,808	4	9	13	116	1,174	1,290	105	58,000		Required years of study: 12 for females, 13 for males
Maryland	Frederick	8,193	6-21					484	523	1,007	173	96,139	556	0	0	0	4	14	18	5	1,000	9	Number of seats or sittings for study is from 1889-90
Maryland	Hagerstown	10,118					400	748	898	1,646	151	180,445	1,195	1	0	1	7	29	36	7	1,700	9
Massachusetts	Adams	9,213	5-15			1,962	25			1,951			1,471	1	1	2	4	37	41	9	2,014	13	Number of school days ranges 150-195
Massachusetts	Beverly	10,821	5-15			1,762	40			1,814	200	287,800	1,439	0	0	0	2	39	41	10	1,840	11
Massachusetts	Boston	448,477	5-15			72,041	9,936	36,114	32,684	68,798	190	10,306,360	54,244	6	1	7	173	1,216	1,389			12	Estimated private/parochial students from 1889-90; aggregate attendance is estimated, years of study does not include kindergarten
Massachusetts	Brockton	27,294	5-15			4,284	508			4,760	200	714,800	3,574	1	0	1			97	26
Massachusetts	Brookline	12,103	5-15	1,009	1,068	2,077	100	982	1,025	2,007	194		1,550	6	7	13	5	52	57	14		13	Average attendance is from 1889-90
Massachusetts	Cambridge	70,028	5-15			12,160	2,127			12,468	200	1,931,800	9,659	3	0	3	24	248	272	35		15
Massachusetts	Chelsea	27,909	5-15			4,445	334	2,529	2,438	4,967	200	692,600	3,463	2	1	3	11	95	106	11	4,656	13
Massachusetts	Chicopee	14,050	5-15			2,544	700			1,781	192	229,824	1,197	2	1	3			35	6			Buildings used for school purposes from 1889-90
Massachusetts	Clinton	10,424	5-15	913	1,064	1,977	362	908	746	1,654	196		1,262	1	0	1	1	33	34	12	1,899	13	Number of school days is from 1889-90
Massachusetts	Everett	11,668	5-15			2,173	15			2,812	200	358,800	1,794	4	0	4	5	46	51	7	2,300	13
Massachusetts	Fall River	74,398	5-15	7,426	6,998	14,434	3,279	6,074	5,658	11,732	195	1,441,830	7,394	2	2	4	14	231	245	41	10,780	13
Massachusetts	Fitchburg	22,037	5-15			4,051	800	1,991	1,863	3,854	188	528,128	2,756	2	1	3	6	76	82	20	3,500	13
Massachusetts	Framingham	9,239	5-15				140			2,069	190	286,330	1,507	3	1	4	3	42	45
Massachusetts	Gloucester	24,651	5-15	1,866	1,843	3,709	400	2,094	2,052	4,140	192	674,688	3,514	4	0	4	2	102	104	22	4,694	13
Massachusetts	Haverhill	27,412	5-15			4,387	1,050			3,779	190	515,850	2,715	3	1	4	5	92	97	28			Number of supervisors, regular teachers, number of buildings from 1889-90
Massachusetts	Holyoke	35,637	5-15	3,380	3,764	7,144	2,865	2,357	2,247	4,604	194	600,624	3,104	7	2	9	4	90	94	15	4,315	13
Massachusetts	Hyde Park	10,193	5-15	1,034	886	1,920	624	893	884	1,777	196	254,192	1,297	0	0	0	7	34	41	6	2,000	12	Aggregate number of days is estimated
Massachusetts	Lawrence	44,654	5-16			8,545	2,000			6,411	188		5,034	3	2	5	5	110	115	20	6,000	13	Average daily attendance is from 1889-90
Massachusetts	Lowell	77,696	5-15	6,382	6,367	12,749	3,500			11,247	191	1,360,493	7,123	2	0	2	15	184	199	46		13
Massachusetts	Lynn	55,727	5-15			8,356	700	4,418	4,488	8,906	189	1,308,813	6,985	3	1	4	11	168	179	37	8,300	13
Massachusetts	Malden	23,031	5-15	1,892	1,984	3,876	677	1,737	1,769	3,506	191	544,159	2,849	1	2	3	6	91	97	14	4,215	13
Massachusetts	Marlboro	13,805	5-15			2,258	300	1,240	1,258	2,498	174	295,178	1,697	1	1	2	2	52	54	9	2,584	13
Massachusetts	Medford	11,079	5-15				35	1,144	1,155	2,299	195	340,395	1,731	1	0	1	7	38	45	14	2,500	12
Massachusetts	Melrose	8,519	5-15			1,447	0			1,668	188	260,004	1,383	1	0	1	2	33	35
Massachusetts	Natick	9,118	5-15			1,636	20			1,958	181	318,017	1,757	1	0	1			46
Massachusetts	New Bedford	40,733	5-15			7,513	2,000			5,853	194	795,206	4,100	5	3	8	2	138	140	23	5,374	13
Massachusetts	Newburyport	13,947	5-15	1,125	1,275	2,400	700			1,731	200	254,200	1,271	1	0	1	5	34	39	12	1,750	13
Massachusetts	Newton	24,379	5-15			4,436	277			4,487	195		3,592	1	0	1	17	98	115	22	4,705	13	Number of school days is from 1889-90
Massachusetts	North Adams	16,074	5-15			3,118	1,000	1,208	1,190	2,398	185	308,210	1,666	1	2	3	4	52	56	11	2,200	13
Massachusetts	Northampton	14,990	5-15			2,496	250	1,254	1,295	2,549	190	373,010	1,958	1	1	2	4	68	72	22	2,800	13	High schools were in session 200 days
Massachusetts	Peabody	10,158	5-15	1,014	1,046	2,060	21	916	1,004	1,920				0	0	0	5	41	46	9	2,078	10
Massachusetts	Pittsfield	17,281	5-15				150	1,867	1,854	3,721	195	500,565	2,567	3	1	4	5	77	82	24	3,700	13
Massachusetts	Quincy	16,723	5-15			4,045	60			3,649	200	546,600	2,733	1	3	4	6	68	74	8
Massachusetts	Salem	30,801	5-15	2,671	2,730	5,401	1,529	2,403	1,708	4,111	246	775,884	3,154	0	0	0	8	95	103	16	4,709	12-13
Massachusetts	Somerville	40,152	5-15			6,469	678	4,092	3,786	7,878	200	1,215,000	6,075	2	1	3	11	146	157	28	7,408	13
Massachusetts	Springfield	44,179	5-15			7,134	1,950	3,364	2,914	6,278	191	941,324	4,928	6	5	11	0	152	152	31	5,845	13
Massachusetts	Taunton	25,448	8-14			2,476	100	2,259	2,387	4,646	190	763,340	3,479	1	0	1	10	98	108	31	4,639	13	High schools were in session 200 days
Massachusetts	Waltham	18,707	5-14			2,634	975	1,194	1,203	2,397	191	365,574	1,914	3	2	5	6	57	63	13	2,796	13
Massachusetts	Weymouth	10,866	5-15	871	906	1,777	10	1,065	1,096	2,161	195	325,845	1,671	2	0	2	6	50	56	20	2,550	13
Massachusetts	Woburn	13,499	8-14			1,773	500		2,575		200	383,600	1,918	1	0	1	3	48	51	13	2,250	13
Massachusetts	Worcester	84,655	5-15			15,484	2,500	7,759	7,174	14,933	185	2,212,785	10,702	1	0	1	29	294	323	52	14,525	14
Michigan	Adrian	8,756	5-20			2,466	400	721	734	1,455	194	386,690	993	1	0	1	2	29	31	5	1,780	12	Number of supervising offices, regular teachers, buildings and seats from 1889-90
Michigan	Alpena	11,283	5-20			4,193	1,200			1,608	196	224,185	1,144	1	1	2	3	27	30	9	1,225	12
Michigan	Ann Arbor	9,431	5-20	1,496	1,483	2,979	250	1,062	974	2,036	192	312,192	1,626	1	0	1	9	38	47	7	1,960	12
Michigan	Battle Creek	13,197	5-20	2,039	2,606	4,045	700	1,062	1,210	2,272	195			1	0	1	1	51	52	8	2,215	14
Michigan	Bay City	27,839	5-20	4,495	5,045	9,540	1,836	2,094	2,252	4,344	194	609,360	3,109	2	1	3	6	85	91	11	4,250	12
Michigan	Detroit	205,876	5-21	40,518	39,982	80,500	12,472	13,254	11,833	25,087	196	3,606,596	18,402	16	35	51	21	508	529	52	24,258	12
Michigan	Flint	9,803	5-20			2,731	250	894	1,878		194	279,554	1,441	1	1	2	1	40	41	7	1,870	12
Michigan	Grand Rapids	60,278	5-20			20,322	2,940			12,193	196	1,621,804	8,109	2	3	5	7	263	270	32	12,085	12
Michigan	Iron Mountain	8,500	5-20			2,022		723	659	1,382		157,765	806	1	0	1	0	22	22	3	1,050	12
Michigan	Ishpeming	11,197	7-18	1,237	1,327	2,564		848	873	1,721	196	202,468	1,033				1	22	23	4	1,250	12
Michigan	Jackson, District No. 1		5-20	1,455	1,493	2,948	400	1,022	1,090	2,112	195	295,619	1,516	1	2	3	4	42	46	9	2,050	12	Total population is 20,798 for both Jackson District No.1 and No. 17
Michigan	Jackson, District No. 17		5-21	1,326	1,524	2,850	500	734	791	1,525	195	177,645	911	1	0	1	1	29	30	8	1,250	12	Total population is 20,798 for both Jackson District No.1 and No. 17
Michigan	Kalamazoo	17,853	5-20	2,577	2,775	5,352	600	1,609	1,729	3,338	189	502,792	2,667	1	2	3	1	67	68	10	2,900	12
Michigan	Lansing	13,102	5-20	1,495	2,063	3,558		1,159	1,559	2,718	193	322,514	1,781	2	1	3	4	45	49	10		12
Michigan	Marquette	9,093	5-20	1,279	1,472	2,751	300	720	786	1,506	192	200,420	1,079	0	3	3	2	24	26	5	1,478	12
Michigan	Menominee	10,630	5-21			2,708	250	884	901	1,785	197	220,637	1,110	1	0	1	1	29	30	7	1,395	12
Michigan	Muskegon	22,702	5-20			8,051	1,000	2,341	2,609	4,950	196	706,013	3,636	3	2	5	7	93	100	20	5,000	13
Michigan	Fort Huron	13,513	5-20	2,508	2,637	5,145	600	1,212	1,253	2,465	191	301,934	1,581	1	0	1	1	41	42	8	2,132	12
Michigan	Saginaw, East		5-20	4,528	4,805	9,333		2,412	2,400	4,812	195	720,915	3,698	1	2	3	14	103	117	13	4,668	12	Total population is 46,322 for both East and West Saginaw
Michigan	Saginaw, West		5-20			5,661				3,139	200	407,800	2,039	1	0	1			59	9	3,500	12	Total population is 46,322 for both East and West Saginaw
Michigan	West Bay City	12,981	5-20			4,377	300	1,386	1,394	2,780	196	331,222	1,911	1	1	2	4	52	56	10	3,003	12
Minnesota	Duluth	33,115					1,500	2,073	2,506	4,579	189	557,205	3,116	1	3	4	4	102	106	18	3,720	12
Minnesota	Mankato	8,838					500	663	680	1,343	178	179,780	1,010	1	0	1	3	22	25	4	1,075	12
Minnesota	Minneapolis	164,738	6-21	27,000	26,000	53,000	3,500	10,918	11,048	21,966	190	3,141,426	16,534	9	35	44	18	522	540	48	21,000	12
Minnesota	St. Paul	133,156					7,000	7,940	8,194	16,134	186	2,146,728	11,540	3	3	6	24	457	481	46	17,822	12
Minnesota	Stillwater	11,260					300	981	841	1,822	180	246,600	1,370	2	1	3	3	39	42	7	2,000		Number of school days includes holidays
Minnesota	Winona	18,208					1,000			2,707	200	410,000	2,050	1	2	3	0	57	57	9	2,800	13
Mississippi	Meridian	10,624	5-21					1,600	2,000	3,600	173	432,500	2,500	1	0	1	1	30	31	4	3,600	11	All data from 1889-90
Mississippi	Natchez	10,101	5-21	2,259	2,225	4,484	10	596	725	1,321	180	146,880	816	2	0	2	2	26	28	2	1,000	10	Estimated students in private/parochial schools and number of school days from 1889-90
Mississippi	Vicksburg	13,373	5-21	3,131	3,372	6,503	650	502	791	1,293	186	155,592	824	1	0	1	2	25	27	5	1,765	10
Missouri	Hannibal	12,857	6-20	2,054	2,258	4,312	300	1,178	1,315	2,493	176	295,677	1,687	1	0	1	5	42	47	7	2,100	12
Missouri	Joplin	9,943	6-20	1,818	1,910	3,728	80			2,364	176	263,824	1,499	1	0	1	6	19	25	9	1,500	12
Missouri	Kansas City	119,668	6-20	20,380	22,540	42,920	2,000	8,377	9,074	17,451	180	2,098,980	12,050	4	0	4	43	280	323	36	18,906	11
Missouri	Moberly	8,215	6-20	1,971	1,943	3,914	500	817	899	1,716	158	177,276	1,122	1	0	1	4	23	27	4	1,560	12	Estimated students in private/parochial schools and number of buildings from 1889-90
Missouri	St. Joseph	52,324	6-18	10,361	11,050	21,411	1,200	3,355	3,596	6,951	180	873,360	4,852	3	0	3	14	122	136	23	6,200	12
Missouri	St. Louis	451,770	6-20	55,056	53,398	108,454	25,000	28,900	30,793	59,693	196	7,711,930	41,962	14	13	27	77	1,130	1,207	107	50,772	14
Missouri	Sedalia	14,068	6-20	1,926	2,185	4,111	300	1,519	1,537	3,056	180	424,000	2,355	1	1	2	4	55	59	8	3,090	12
Missouri	Springfield	21,850	6-21	3,348	3,533	6,881	500	2,445	2,531	4,976	160	526,549	3,074	1	0	1	2	8	10	10	3,500	12
Montana	Butte City	10,723	6-21	2,099	2,258	4,357	437	1,324	1,372	2,696	186	603,008	1,604	1	1	2	1	42	43	12	2,500	12
Montana	Helena	13,834	4-21	1,470	1,490	2,960	300	834	909	1,743	173	202,064	1,168	2	2	4	3	39	42	8	2,000	12
Nebraska	Beatrice	13,836	5-21	1,297	1,359	2,656	225	945	963	1,908	176	227,290	1,391	2	0	2	5	33	38	8	1,400	12
Nebraska	Hastings	13,584	5-21	971	971	1,942	100	800	764	1,564	180	195,482	1,086	1	0	1	1	28	29	5	1,400	12
Nebraska	Kearney	8,074	5-21				20	766	763	1,529	178	180,424	1,008	1	0	1				9	1,050	11	Estimated students in private/parochial schools is from 1889-90
Nebraska	Lincoln	55,154	5-21	5,064	4,936	10,000	750	3,020	2,980	6,000	178	694,556	3,902	1	1	2	5	107	112	19	5,040	11	Number of school days from 1889-90, aggregate school days is estimated
Nebraska	Nebraska City	11,494	5-21	1,086	1,135	2,221	300	646	695	1,341	167	158,650	950	4	0	4			32	8	1,400	12	All data from 1889-90
Nebraska	Omaha	140,452	5-21	13,538	13,743	27,281	1,900	6,837	7,256	14,093	193	1,874,995	9,715	1	12	13	10	277	287	57	10,855	12	Estimated students in private/parochial schools, number of school days, supervising officers and number of seats/sittings is from 1889-90, aggregate school days is estimated
Nebraska	Plattsmouth	8,392	5-21	924	907	1,831	240	577	625	1,202	200	180,600	903	1	1	2	2	23	25	8	1,100	12
Nebraska	South Omaha	8,062	5-21	1,134	1,124	2,258	200	793	793	1,586	194	151,331	780	1	2	3	1	21	22	7	1,100	11
Nevada	Virginia City	8,511	6-18	1,278	1,275	2,253	265	903	947	1,850	201	295,269	1,469	3	0	3	3	28	31	7		12
New Hampshire	Concord	17,004					500	883	943	1,826	170	242,760	1,428	8	1	9	2	39	41	13	760	13
New Hampshire	Dover	12,790	5-15	940	916	1,856	600	702	752	1,454	173	198,085	1,145	1	0	1	2	40	42	17	1,588	13
New Hampshire	Manchester	44,126					3,700	2,003	2,068	4,071	176	473,264	2,689	2	0	2	8	74	82	22	4,000	12
New Hampshire	Nashua	19,311	5-16	1,374	1,187	2,561	1,182	1,324	1,146	2,470	175	288,575	1,649	2	1	3	4	52	56	17		13	Number of supervising officers from 1889-90
New Hampshire	Portsmouth	9,827	5-15	772	757	1,529	325			1,407	171	167,067	977	3	3	6	2	31	33	9	1,431	12
New Jersey	Atlantic City	13,055	5-18			2,943	250			1,950	190	261,250	1,375	2	0	2	0	35	35	4	1,840	12	All data from 1889-90
New Jersey	Bayonne	19,033	5-18	2,712	2,430	5,142	819	1,151	1,079	2,230	205	399,750	1,752	6	1	7	6	53	59	6	2,395
New Jersey	Bridgeton	11,424	5-18			2,711	250			2,003	185	232,730	1,258				3	28	31	5	1,645
New Jersey	Camden	58,313	5-18			18,181	1,500			11,058	190	1,045,000	5,500	0	0	0	7	180	187	17	8,863	13
New Jersey	Elizabeth	37,764	5-18			9,784	2,283			4,756	193	657,077	3,389	5	3	8	0	76	76	8	3,630	15
New Jersey	Harrison	8,338	5-18	1,400	1,200	2,600	1,000	400	300	700	210	80,000	412	0	0	0	3	8	11	1	450		Number of supervising officers from 1889-90
New Jersey	Hoboken	43,648	5-18			17,641				6,358	201	947,514	4,714	2	1	3			120	5		13	Number of supervising officers and regular teachers from 1889-90
New Jersey	Jersey City	163,003	5-18			75,000	5,000			22,389	197	2,984,944	15,152	16	16	32	3	377	380	24	16,626	13	Number of school days from 1889-90, aggregate number of school days is estimated
New Jersey	Millville	10,002	5-18			2,402	40			1,833	215	267,245	1,243	0	0	0	5	36	41	11	1,797	12
New Jersey	Morristown	8,156	5-18	1,128	1,176	2,304	750	500	515	1,015	194	151,441	781	1	0	1	1	20	21	2	900	12
New Jersey	New Brunswick	18,603	5-18	2,608	2,660	5,268	1,220	1,262	1,341	2,603	200	381,800	1,909	1	0	1	2	49	51	6	2,184	12	Estimated students in private/parochial and number of seats/sittings from 1889-90
New Jersey	Newark	181,830	5-18			57,454	9,939	12,641	13,116	25,757	196	3,454,888	17,678	26	6	32	9	408	417	40	22,860	14
New Jersey	Orange	18,844	5-18			5,522	1,700			1,922	202	302,394	1,497	1	3	4	3	43	46	6	1,916	13
New Jersey	Passaic	13,028	5-18	1,627	1,706	3,333	540	1,043	1,010	2,053	200	283,000	1,415	1	0	1	1	39	40	6	1,901	7	Aggregate and average school days from 1889-90
New Jersey	Paterson	78,347	5-18			21,489	2,500	7,157	8,156	15,313	200	1,809,200	9,046	16	2	18	4	196	200	15	9,198	13
New Jersey	Perth Amboy	9,512	5-18			1,953	400			953	200	128,000	640				2	13	15	2	900		All data from 1889-90
New Jersey	Phillipsburg	8,644	5-18			2,589	727	793	774	1,567	195	231,855	1,189	1	0	1	2	29	31	6	1,534	13
New Jersey	Plainfield	11,267	5-18			2,857	650	863	828	1,691	199	251,676	1,265	1	2	3	2	38	40	5	1,778	13
New Jersey	Trenton	57,458	5-18	7,217	7,165	14,382	2,279	3,350	3,709	7,059	199	953,807	4,793	6	0	6	6	143	149	26	6,290	12
New Jersey	Union	10,643	5-18			2,888	450			1,862	220	303,600	1,380				3	28	31		1,400		All data from 1889-90
New York	Albany	94,923	5-21			36,000	5,000	7,188	7,224	14,412	191	1,965,227	10,277	14	7	21	23	263	286	23	13,072	14	Number of school age children, estimated students in private/parochial schools estimated
New York	Amsterdam, district No. 8	17,336	5-21			2,300					196	86,172	440	1	5	1	0	12	13	1	600	9	Number of school age children is estimated
New York	Amsterdam, district No. 11		5-21			2,305				1,240	200	156,536	783	1	0	1			19				All data from 1889-90
New York	Auburn	25,858	5-21	3,440	3,560	7,000	1,000	1,775	3,552		189	507,924	2,687	2	6	8	6	97	103	15	4,050	12	Number of school age children from 1889-90
New York	Binghamton	35,005	5-21	4,550	4,826	9,376	520	2,787	2,917	5,704	197	819,850	4,162	1	2	3	8	120	128	14	5,560	12	Total school age children is estimated
New York	Brooklyn	806,343	5-21	120,000	130,000	250,000		57,644	58,500	116,144	208	15,704,862	75,504	59	122	181	37	1,832	1,869	100	91,441	12	Number of school age children and number of different pupils estimated
New York	Buffalo	255,664	5-21			83,000	14,481	16,835	18,741	35,576	196	4,618,772	23,476	34	3	37	25	747	772	63	18,000	13-14	Number of school age children is estimated
New York	Cohoes	22,509	5-21			9,558	1,500			2,472	198	312,851	1,595	1	0	1	1	66	67	11		12
New York	Cortland	8,590	5-21			1,982	150			1,022	191	134,945	707	1	0	1	0	17	17	6	820	9
New York	Dunkirk	9,416	5-21			3,418	640			1,385	194	195,848	1,010	1	0	1	1	41	42	9	1,250	13
New York	Edgewater	14,265	5-21	400	360	760	30							1	0	1	1	7	8	1	400	11	All data from 1889-90
New York	Elmira	30,893	5-21	3,923	4,048	7,971	719	2,392	2,336	4,728	194	737,197	3,800	6	2	8	6	105	111	10	4,390	13
New York	Flushing	8,436	5-21			3,333	344	552	530	1,082	192	144,734	754	1	0	1	1	21	22	2	900	11
New York	Glens Falls	9,509	5-21	962	980	1,942	125	584	668	1,252	195	134,918	692	1	3	4	0	25	25	6	1,242	12
New York	Gloversville	13,864	5-21			4,000	45			2,832	200	344,855	1,751	1	1	2	1	38	39	6	2,118	11	Number of seats/sittings from 1889-90
New York	Hornellsville	10,996	5-21			3,266	280	1,113	1,117	2,230	197	281,712	1,344	1	0	1	1	40	41	4	1,650	12
New York	Hudson	9,970	5-21	1,618	1,649	3,267	430	658	697	1,355	203	191,466	943	1	0	1	1	26	27	3	1,390	11
New York	Ithaca	11,079	5-21			2,763	380	918	1,029	1,947	194	286,531	1,476	1	0	1	3	34	37	6	1,922	12
New York	Jamestown	16,038	5-21			4,679	300	1,393	1,448	2,841	193	394,590	2,044	1	0	1	4	74	78	10	2,718	13
New York	Kingston school district	11,500	5-21	1,257	1,751	3,008	268	878	991	1,869	195	261,432	1,306	1	2	3				5	1,994	13	Total population is estimated
New York	Lansingburg	10,550	5-21			3,390	450	880	884	1,764	196	250,226	1,276	1	0	1			44	5	1,560	10
New York	Little Falls	8,783	5-21			2,757	320	506	614	1,120	196	150,964	770	1	0	1	3	21	24	4	1,470	11-12
New York	Lockport	16,038	5-21			4,800	800			2,741	198	397,980	2,010	1	0	1	4	51	55	9	3,000	13	Number of school age children is estimated
New York	Long Island City	30,506	4-14			8,904	75	3,628	3,622	7,250	191	856,299	4,496	4	2	6	2	112	114	17	600	11
New York	Middletown	11,977	5-21			3,468	325	932	1,035	1,967	197	268,481	1,337	1	0	1	1	34	35	6	1,672	11-12
New York	Mount Vernon	10,830	5-21			3,748	200			2,219	200	322,645	1,644	3	2	5	3	45	48	5	3,700	8
New York	New Rochelle	8,217	5-21	1,074	1,000	2,074	75	823	651	1,474	196	191,137	975	1	0	1	1	21	22	2	1,210	9	Number of regular teachers from 1889-90
New York	New York	1,515,301	5-21	245,500	240,500	486,000	65,000	108,574	104,379	212,953	203	29,933,379	147,402	60	172	232	318	3,790	4,108	140	192,311	8
New York	Newburg	23,087	5-21			7,066	1,382	1,720	1,811	3,531	200	490,745	2,454	4	2	6	7	69	67	6	2,500	11
New York	Ogdensburg	11,662	5-21			4,212	800			1,834	200	222,441	1,153	2	1	3	4	34	38	10	2,666	13	Number of seats/sittings from 1889-90
New York	Oswego	21,842	5-21	3,934	3,866	7,800	1,293	1,600	1,794	3,394	197	477,291	2,423	1	0	1	3	70	73	14	3,600	13
New York	Peekskill: Drum Hill district		5-21	978	1,024	2,002	1,254	363	285	648	190	78,726	409	1	2	3	0	9	9	1	520	11	Population is 9676 for both Drum Hill and Oakside
New York	Peekskill: Oakside district		5-21	500	567	1,067	50	347	377	724	194	96,878	499	0	1	1	1	11	12	1	602	11	Population is 9676 for both Drum Hill and Oakside, number of school age children is estimated
New York	Port Jervis	9,327	5-21	1,321	1,355	2,676	49	984	982	1,966	197	277,267	1,407	1	0	1	1	39	40	5	1,890	12
New York	Poughkeepsie	22,206	5-21			6,000	800	1,473	1,590	3,063	195	431,064	2,211	3	2	5	1	70	71	11	2,622	12
New York	Rochester	123,896	5-21			44,000	8,288	8,163	8,320	16,483	200	2,485,600	12,428	1	2	3	15	496	511	35	17,500	12	Number of school age children is estimated
New York	Rome	14,991	5-21			3,000	300			2,138	190	244,114	1,285	2	1	3	4	37	41	8	1,745	12
New York	Saratoga Springs	11,975	5-21			2,800	50	1,149	1,171	2,320	191	301,571	1,554	2	1	3	4	42	46	7	1,800	13
New York	Schenectady	19,902	5-21			5,800	1,500			2,539	192	349,847	1,822	1	0	1	2	47	49	6	2,200	10
New York	Sing Sing	9,352	5-21			1,747	183	505	604	1,109	191	158,561	830	1	2	3	0	24	24	2	1,000	10
New York	Syracuse	88,143	5-21			25,400	3,100	6,785	7,108	13,893	196	2,147,180	10,955	12	2	14	16	276	292	28	13,620	11
New York	Troy	60,956	5-21			22,000	2,000	3,911	3,384	7,295	198	1,009,140	5,141	2	1	3	18	145	163	19	7,000	12	Number of school age children and number of seats/sittings are estimated, number of regular teachers from 1889-90
New York	Utica	44,007	5-21			14,987	34	3,407	3,546	6,953	196	875,054	4,794	1	0	1	7	188	195	18	6,057	12
New York	Watertown	14,725	5-21			3,858	250	1,196	1,245	2,441	200	339,102	1,682	3	9	12	5	60	65	9	3,000	12	Number of supervising officers and number of seats/sittings from 1889-90
New York	West Troy	12,967	5-21			4,417					200	224,732	1,147				2	27	29	6
New York	Yonkers	32,033	5-21			9,900	1,900	1,822	1,674	3,496	192	476,940	2,484				4	68	72	8		12	Number of regular teachers and number of buildings from 1889-90
North Carolina	Asheville	10,235	6-21	1,608	1,656	3,264	200	648	702	1,350	180	124,051	682	1	0	1	4	18	22	3	1,000	10
North Carolina	Charlotte	11,557	6-21			2,878	200	700	800	1,500	180			2	0	2	6	20	26	2	1,200	9	All data from 1889-90
North Carolina	Winston	8,018	6-21	1,000	1,200	2,200								2	2	5	7	15	22	2		9	All data from 1889-90
Ohio	Akron	27,601	6-21	4,211	4,231	8,442	1,200	2,608	2,672	5,280	195	839,280	4,304	1	1	2	6	99	105	12	5,430	11
Ohio	Ashtabula	8,338	6-21			1,340	150	540	474	1,014	186	130,865	706	2	0	2	3	15	18	4	1,050	12	All data from 1889-90
Ohio	Bellaire	9,934	6-21	1,677	1,557	3,234	400	967	1,000	1,967	177	235,410	1,330	1	1	2	3	33	36	6		12
Ohio	Canton	26,189	6-21	4,229	4,308	8,537	1,000	2,348	2,445	4,793	195	719,355	3,689	3	1	4	10	76	86	15	4,800	12
Ohio	Chillicothe	11,288	6-21	1,676	1,573	3,249	350	1,057	1,006	2,063	186	299,088	1,608	1	0	1	5	45	50	5	2,100	12
Ohio	Cincinnati	296,908	6-21	42,988	41,842	84,830	16,221	18,926	17,955	36,881	190	5,434,820	29,078	37	1	38	83	637	730	44	39,600	12	Number of private/parochial school students from 1889-90
Ohio	Cleveland	261,353	6-21	40,465	40,280	80,745		17,901	17,854	35,755	187	5,322,394	28,462	7	2	9	40	725	765	57	40,268	12
Ohio	Columbus	88,150	6-21	13,084	12,917	26,001	3,454	6,536	6,796	13,332	188	1,955,764	10,403	6	11	17	13	249	262	25	13,310	12
Ohio	Dayton	61,220	6-21	8,721	8,774	17,495	2,221			9,006		1,450,467	7,069	4	0	4			206	20		12
Ohio	Delaware	8,224	6-21	1,150	1,126	2,276	268	757	810	1,567	185	186,438	1,125	1	0	1	0	33	33	7	1,300	11
Ohio	East Liverpool	10,956	6-21	1,850	1,805	3,655		1,196	1,135	2,331	179	265,815	1,485	1	0	1	1	34	35	5	2,123	12	All data from 1889-90
Ohio	Findlay	18,553	6-21	2,000	2,014	4,014	160	1,592	1,635	3,227	180	413,100	2,295	2	1	3	5	54	59	14	3,000	12	All data from 1889-90
Ohio	Hamilton	17,565	6-21	2,883	2,698	5,581	960	1,251	1,323	2,574	195	396,825	2,035	2	0	2	9	39	48	6	2,700	12
Ohio	Ironton	10,939	6-21	1,673	1,747	3,420	450	1,179	994	2,173	190	344,850	1,815	1	1	2	2	43	45	6	2,400	12
Ohio	Lima	15,981	6-21	2,053	2,051	4,104	500	1,481	1,525	3,006	180	401,940	2,233	2	6	8	3	61	64	9	3,100	12
Ohio	Mansfield	13,473						1,272	1,298	2,570	176	365,904	2,079	1	0	1	3	48	51	9	2,860	12
Ohio	Marietta	8,273	6-21	1,226	1,275	2,501	40	853	877	1,730	185			1	0	1	4	29	33	10		12
Ohio	Marion	8,327	6-21			2,323				1,354	180	170,280	946	2	0	2	0	26	26				Aggregate school days estimated
Ohio	Massillon	10,092	6-21			3,507				1,847	200	276,800	1,384	2	0	2			32				All data from 1889-90, aggregate school days estimated
Ohio	Newark	14,270	6-21	2,114	2,218	4,332	300	1,368	1,360	2,728	184	373,686	2,031	3	0	3	5	52	57	11	2,830	12	Number of private/parochial school students from 1889-90
Ohio	Piqua	9,090	6-21	1,561	1,522	3,083	402	772	729	1,501	175	212,975	1,217	1	0	1	2	33	35	6		12
Ohio	Portsmouth	12,394	6-21	1,887	2,240	4,127	400	1,065	1,143	2,208	186	310,444	1,669	1	0	1	4	42	46	7		12
Ohio	Sandusky	18,471	6-16	2,884	3,106	5,990	900	1,503	1,499	3,002	190	494,190	2,601	2	10	12	4	67	71	10	3,500	12
Ohio	Springfield	31,895	6-21	4,887	4,602	9,489	1,500	2,669	2,587	5,256	188	819,116	4,357	1	0	1	8	95	113	16		12	Number of supervising officers and regular teachers from 1889-90
Ohio	Steubenville	13,394	6-21	2,248	2,124	4,372	700	1,140	1,155	2,295	190	325,836	1,715	1	0	1	5	47	52	6	2,316	12
Ohio	Tiffin	10,801	6-21	1,609	1,580	3,189	1,000	697	807	1,504	186	210,924	1,134	3	2	5	4	28	32	5	1,800	12
Ohio	Toledo	81,434	6-21	13,356	14,790	28,146	4,350	6,363	6,417	12,780	198	1,786,158	9,021	2	1	3	14	199	213	31	11,200	11	Number of regular teachers from 1889-90
Ohio	Youngstown	33,220	6-21	5,374	5,449	10,823	1,400	2,255	2,288	4,543	185	653,235	3,531	3	2	5	8	73	81	15		9
Ohio	Zanesville	21,009	6-21			6,481		1,795	1,709	3,504	190	558,030	2,937	2	1	3	3	64	67	15
Oregon	East Portland	10,532	4-20	1,602	1,624	3,226	106	1,015	1,240	2,255	178	279,444	1,598	1	0	1	5	36	41	7	2,000	11
Oregon	Portland	46,385	4-20	4,502	4,561	9,063		2,542	2,767	5,309	191	704,179	3,687	4	5	9	7	88	94	8	4,200	12
Pennsylvania	Allegheny	105,287	6-21	11,169	10,473	21,642	8,675	7,807	8,015	15,822	190	2,102,730	11,067	21	3	24	24	267	291	24		11	Number of school age children, number of private/parochial students, number of supervising officer and buildings from 1889-90; number of days is approximate, aggregate school days is estimated
Pennsylvania	Allentown	25,228					250	2,215	2,383	4,598	194	585,686	3,019	1	0	1	14	60	74	11	4,300	11	Number of regular teachers is from 1889-90
Pennsylvania	Altoona	30,337	6-21				1,200	2,656	2,725	5,381	180	649,800	3,610	1	1	2	12	99	111	10	5,650	12
Pennsylvania	Beaver Falls	9,735					150	847	1,020	1,867	150	218,550	1,457	1	0	1	1	39	40	4	1,500
Pennsylvania	Braddock	8,561					600	463	564	1,027												8	Number of private/parochial students from 1889-90; number of school days is approximate; aggregate number of school days is estimated
Pennsylvania	Bradford	10,514	6-21				250	889	996	1,885	170	122,400	720	1	0	1	5	22	27	3	950	12	Number of private/parochial students and number of supervising officers from 1889-90; number of school days is approximate; aggregate school days is estimated
Pennsylvania	Butler	8,734	6-21				400	883	912	1,795	180	324,607	1,681	1	0	1	0	40	40	6	2,000	13
Pennsylvania	Carbondale	10,833	6-21				250	824	916	1,740	160	208,330	1,294	1	3	4	2	29	31	4	1,596	12	Number of students enrolled is from 1889-90
Pennsylvania	Chester	20,226					350	1,577	1,752	3,329	195	272,415	1,397	1	0	1	5	28	33	9	1,800	13
Pennsylvania	Columbia	10,599	6-21				400	930	972	1,902	200	444,620	2,223	1	0	1	2	63	65	13	3,347	12-14	Number of regular teachers from 1889-90
Pennsylvania	Dunmore	8,315	6-21				0	620	860	1,480	170	248,880	1,464	1	0	1	2	30	32	5	1,784	12	Number of private/parochial students from 1889-90
Pennsylvania	Easton	14,481	6-21				150	1,229	1,298	2,527	180	174,060	967	1	0	1	1	24	25	9	1,100	12
Pennsylvania	Erie	40,634	6-21	6,400	6,200	12,600	2,526	2,940	2,826	5,766	198	385,444	1,947	0	0	0	11	49	60	12	2,968	11
Pennsylvania	Harrisburg	39,385					700	3,395	3,639	7,034	194	836,361	4,311	1	0	1	13	152	165	20	5,465	11
Pennsylvania	Hazelton	11,872	6-21				300	951	951	1,902	195	825,452	4,735	1	0	1	17	109	126	19	7,230	13
Pennsylvania	Johnstown	21,805						1,717	1,828	3,545	180	250,920	1,394	1	1	2	6	29	35	7	2,080	12
Pennsylvania	Lancaster	32,011	6-21				300			4,973	170	419,560	2,468	1	0	1	7	48	55	15	3,420	11	Number of school days is approximate; aggregate days of attendance is estimated
Pennsylvania	Lebanon	14,664					400	1,086	1,126	2,212	200	668,000	3,340	2	0	2	5	73	78	20	4,000	12	Number of regular teachers is from 1889-90; number of school days is approximate; aggregate attendance is estimated
Pennsylvania	McKeesport	20,741					800	1,519	1,588	3,107	198	380,952	1,924	1	0	1	7	32	39	8	2,100		Number of students enrolled, number of regular teachers is from 1889-90; number of school days is approximate; aggregate attendance is estimated
Pennsylvania	Mahanoy City	11,286	6-21				125	1,172	1,067	2,239	170	218,450	1,285	1	0	1	3	27	30	4	1,995	12	Number of students enrolled, number of regular teachers is from 1889-90; number of school days is approximate; aggregate attendance is estimated
Pennsylvania	Meadville	9,520	6-21				400	889	1,027	1,916	180	282,780	1,571	1	3	4	1	47	48	5	2,300	12
Pennsylvania	Mount Carmel	8,254						747	774	1,521	170	159,930	929				7	16	23				Number of students enrolled, number of regular teachers is from 1889-90; number of school days is approximate; aggregate attendance is estimated
Pennsylvania	Nanticoke	10,044					450	697	764	1,461	170	184,280	1,084	1	0	1	6	24	30	5	1,190	12	Number of students enrolled, number of regular teachers is from 1889-90; number of school days is approximate; aggregate attendance is estimated; number of supervising officers and seats/sittings from 1889-90
Pennsylvania	New Castle	11,600					450	1,150	1,176	2,326	175	315,185	1,801	1	0	1	5	43	48	6	2,300	13
Pennsylvania	Norristown	19,791	6-21				350	1,326	1,333	2,659	200	368,600	1,843				5	52	57	6	2,625	11
Pennsylvania	Oil City	10,932					500	985	1,165	2,150	180	296,280	1,646	1	0	1	2	34	36	7	1,800	11
Pennsylvania	Philadelphia	1,046,964					45,000			171,467	201	19,965,732	99,332	24	42	66	105	2,589	2,694	277	120,800	13	Years to required to complete course includes kindergarten
Pennsylvania	Phoenixville	8,514					300	693	727	1,420	190	183,160	964	1	0	1	1	24	25	4	1,400	11
Pennsylvania	Pittsburgh	238,617	6-21					16,038	16,540	32,578	200	4,682,600	23,413	24	15	39	12	594	606	65	30,166	11
Pennsylvania	Pittston	10,302					600	482	641	1,123	170	161,500	950	0	0	0	3	23	26	5	1,205	12	Estimated number of private/parochial students, number of supervising officers, buildings and seats/sittings from 1889-90
Pennsylvania	Plymouth	9,344	6-21				565	601	760	1,361	180	156,843	871	1	0	1	4	20	24	4	1,300	12
Pennsylvania	Pottstown	13,285					70	1,218	1,188	2,406	200	327,400	1,637	1	0	1	6	37	43	19	2,437	10-12	Estimated private/parochial students and number of seats/sittings from 1889-90; number of school days is approximate; aggregate number of days attended is estimated
Pennsylvania	Pottsville	14,117	6-21				200	1,276	1,166	2,441	200	371,800	1,859	1	0	1	7	45	52	9	2,400	12
Pennsylvania	Reading	58,661					1,600	4,215	4,231	8,446	190	1,298,650	6,835				7	184	191	30	8,700	12
Pennsylvania	Scranton	75,215	6-21				2,500	5,414	5,758	11,172	198	1,700,000	8,500	1	0	1	20	188	208	34	12,000	12
Pennsylvania	Shamokin	14,403					600	1,369	1,495	2,864	150	316,959	2,113	1	0	1	9	36	45	6	2,450		Estimated private/parochial students, number of seats/sittings, number of supervising officers from 1889-90; number of school days is approximate; aggregate number of days attended is estimated
Pennsylvania	Shenandoah	15,944	6-21	1,950	1,950	3,900	120	1,255	1,421	2,676	180	334,080	1,856	1	0	1	9	36	45	7	2,805	11	Number of school age children is approximate
Pennsylvania	South Bethlehem	10,302					250	948	860	1,808	190	300,960	1,584	1	0	1	11	29	40	9	2,350		Estimated private/parochial students, number of seats/sittings, number of supervising officers from 1889-90; number of school days is approximate; aggregate number of days attended is estimated
Pennsylvania	Steelton	9,250					200	726	716	1,442	180	218,340	1,213	1	0	1	16	13	29	6	1,639	12
Pennsylvania	Titusville	8,073	6-21					794	844	1,638	187	235,620	1,260	1	0	1	3	33	36	5	1,465	11
Pennsylvania	West Chester	8,028	6-21	700	750	1,450	360	523	623	1,146	200	143,400	717	1	0	1	4	23	27	3	1,160	12
Pennsylvania	Wilkes Barre	37,718					1,000	2,992	3,210	6,202	189	831,222	4,398	3	1	4	20	92	112	14	6,480	11	Estimated private/parochial students, number of seats/sittings, number of supervising officers from 1889-90;
Pennsylvania	Williamsport	27,132	6-21				1,100	2,271	2,406	4,677	180	620,853	3,440	1	0	1	15	77	92	15	3,900	12
Pennsylvania	York	20,793					300	1,648	1,561	3,209	180	414,360	2,302	8	5	13	19	45	64	13	2,900	12
Rhode Island	Central Falls	8,700	7-15							2,931	193	241,636	1,252						27	6	1,620		All data from 1889-90; total population is approximate
Rhode Island	Newport	19,457	5-15	1,834	1,866	3,700	663	1,262	1,292	2,554	197	368,981	1,873	1	4	4	5	61	66	11	2,480	13
Rhode Island	Pawtucket	27,633	5-15	2,785	2,587	5,372	1,071	2,288	2,169	4,457	200	626,000	2,725	2	3	3	7	86	93	23	4,885	9
Rhode Island	Providence	132,146	5-15	11,547	11,315	22,862	3,683	7,929	7,616	15,544	187	2,491,584	13,360	5	22	22	25	396	421	67	17,661	13
Rhode Island	Woonsocket	20,830	5-15	2,537	2,618	5,155	1,500	1,546	1,487	3,033	191	282,390	1,563	1	1	1	4	48	52	15	2,123	13
South Carolina	Charleston	54,955	6-16	3,496	4,218	7,714	2,957	2,451	3,279	5,730	196	1,093,484	5,579	6	1	7	2	98	100	6	5,900	10
South Carolina	Columbia	15,353	6-18			2,250	500	833	1,087	1,920	174	224,628	1,292	1	0	1	4	24	28	4	1,192	10
South Carolina	Greenville	8,607	6-18				500	757	885	1,642	180	189,000	1,050	1	0	1	6	18	24	6	1,650	8
South Dakota	Sioux Falls	10,177	6-20	890	882	1,772	140	755	745	1,500	176	163,217	927	2	0	2	2	31	33	7	1,380	12
Tennessee	Chattanooga	29,100	6-21	3,474	3,639	7,113	1,500	2,256	2,446	4,702	178	501,910	3,045	1	1	2	10	68	78	7	3,750	11
Tennessee	Jackson	10,039	6-21			3,802	80			1,606	180	245,700	1,365	1	0	1	3	18	21	3		8
Tennessee	Knoxville	22,535	6-21	4,170	4,238	8,408	300	1,536	1,844	3,380	188	448,396	2,598	6	0	6	20	41	61	9	2,700	11
Tennessee	Memphis	64,495	6-21	8,018	7,714	15,732		2,719	3,501	6,220	175	746,018	4,263	1	11	12	7	80	87	11	4,221	11
Tennessee	Nashville	76,168	6-21	12,727	14,011	26,738	1,200	4,975	5,526	10,501	185	159,523	8,338	22	13	35	16	137	153	18	7,558	11
Texas	Austin	14,575	7-21	2,056	2,084	4,140	476	1,434	1,562	2,996	170	340,119	2,001	1	1	2	12	55	67	18	2,890	11
Texas	Dallas	38,067	8-16	3,930	3,938	7,868	500	2,205	2,550	4,755	180	522,580	3,016	8	1	9	15	67	82	14	4,000	11	Aggregate and average days of attendance from 1889-90
Texas	Denison	10,958	7-18	858	951	1,809				1,799	177	189,567	1,071	3	4	7	2	23	25	6	1,528	11
Texas	El Paso	10,338	6-19	560	545	1,105	100	448	424	872	180	94,565	533	1	0	1	2	14	16	4	700	11
Texas	Fort Worth	23,076	7-21	2,112	2,070	4,182	200	1,728	1,834	3,562	187	305,891	1,636	2	1	3	10	50	60	13	2,600	11
Texas	Galveston	29,084	7-19	4,464	4,770	9,234	2,000	1,957	2,141	4,098	170	529,890	3,117	4	1	5	15	72	87	11	4,023	11
Texas	Houston	27,557	8-16	3,155	3,104	6,259	500	1,712	1,924	3,636	173	353,785	2,045	1	0	1	20	45	65	13	2,986	11
Texas	Laredo	11,319	8-16			2,360				826	180	72,000	400	1	0	1	3	9	12	9	600
Texas	Paris	8,254	8-16	1,166	1,139	2,305	115	880	1,011	1,891	178	205,560	1,142	1	0	1	4	30	34	3	1,564	11
Texas	San Antonio	37,673	6-18	5,110	5,465	10,575				4,407	200	594,200	2,971				14	62	76	12	3,494	11
Texas	Waco	14,445	7-18			4,447		1,197	1,351	2,548	176	274,736	1,556	0	1	1	6	51	57	11	2,408	11
Utah	Ogden City	14,889	6-18	1,674	1,623	3,297	500	1,373	1,303	2,676	196	472,046	2,408	1	1	2	6	23	29	12	1,900	11
Utah	Salt Lake	14,843	6-18	4,421	4,397	8,818	2,086	3,203	3,165	6,368	180	632,700	3,515	2	1	3	29	72	101	33	4,976	12
Vermont	Burlington	14,590	5-18	1,772	1,572	3,344	1,470			1,740	172	211,315	1,214	1	0	1	5	50	55	10	1,428	13	Number of school days is an average
Vermont	Rutland	8,230	5-18	1,050	1,067	2,117	550	579	627	6	190	184,490	971	1	0	1	2	31	33	6	1,365	13
Virginia	Alexandria	14,339	5-21				600	994	826	2,819	197	283,089	1,437	1	0	1	8	23	31	5	1,550	10
Virginia	Danville	10,305	5-21	1,682	1,896	3,578	226	863	836	1,600	188	194,272	1,033	3	0	3	4	26	30	3	1,500	11
Virginia	Lynchburg	19,709	5-21	3,215	3,533	6,748	350	1,477	1,931	3,488	193	482,343	2,551	2	1	3	12	51	63	12	2,950	10
Virginia	Manchester	9,246	5-21			3,573		577	612	1,109	180	151,200	840	1	0	1	6	13	19	2	1,000	12
Virginia	Norfolk	34,871	5-21	4,599	5,005	9,604	2,900	1,338	1,465	2,853	192	332,342	1,731	0	0	0	7	29	36	9	2,300	8
Virginia	Petersburg	22,680	5-21	3,604	3,846	7,450	650	1,438	1,717	3,139	184	419,152	2,278	1	0	1	3	45	48	9	2,350	11	Number of supervising officers and regular teachers from 1889-90
Virginia	Portsmouth	13,268	5-21			3,610	500	726	767	1,495	200	213,800	1,069	1	0	1	3	21	24	3	1,212	11	Estimated private/parochial students from 1889-90
Virginia	Richmond	81,388	5-21	11,677	13,297	2,974	3,000	6,924	4,847	11,771	183	1,731,729	9,463	18	0	18	15	201	216	25	10,370	11
Virginia	Roanoke	16,159	5-21			4,116	331	622	810	1,432	180	187,920	1,044	1	0	1	3	20	23	4	1,650	9	Estimated private/parochial students from 1889-90
Washington	Seattle	42,837	5-21	4,598	4,633	9,231		3,039	3,080	6,119	191	806,402	4,222	5	2	7	9	114	123	34	6,500	8
Washington	Spokane Falls	19,922	5-21	1,908	1,813	3,721	113	1,368	1,341	2,709	180	290,957	1,616	1	1	2	2	43	45	11	2,941	12
Washington	Tacoma	36,006					856	2,097	1,968	4,065	200	529,751	2,649	1	0	1	7	86	93	9	4,207	12	Estimated private/parochial students from 1889-90
West Virginia	Huntington	10,108	6-21	1,325	1,253	2,578	150	800	880	1,680	160	162,750	1,040	1	0	1	2	30	32	8	1,700	12
West Virginia	Parkersburg	8,408	6-21				350	1,089	1,120	2,209	192	296,256	1,543	1	0	1	8	34	42	6	1,500	12	Enrollment, aggregate and average number of attendance days, and number of regular teachers from 1889-90
West Virginia	Wheeling	34,522	6-21			11,525	825	2,751	2,872	5,623	199	831,820	4,180	5	4	9	0	115	115	11	5,000	11
Wisconsin	Appleton	11,869	6-21	2,047	2,230	4,277	600	956	951	1,907	175	224,486	1,283	3	0	3	8	36	44	8		12	All data from 1889-90
Wisconsin	Ashland	9,956	4-20	1,361	1,444	2,805	400	607	630	1,237	175	205,620	1,175	1	0	2	1	21	22	6	1,200	12
Wisconsin	Chippewa Falls	8,670	4-20	1,460	1,713	3,173	638	572	664	1,236	176	155,896	886	1	0	1	2	25	27	8	950	12
Wisconsin	Eau Claire	17,415	4-20	2,801	2,927	5,728	784	1,570	1,592	3,162	176	385,182	2,188	2	0	2	7	52	59	14	2,916	12
Wisconsin	Fond du Lac	12,024	4-20	2,109	2,207	4,316	500	1,095	1,087	2,182	196	316,002	1,616	1	0	1	2	41	46	18	2,800	12
Wisconsin	Green Bay	9,069	4-20	1,516	1,497	3,013	500			1,465	200	192,804	934	1	0	1	3	25	28	6	1,500	13
Wisconsin	Janesville	10,836	4-20	1,952	2,110	4,062	400			1,685	190	275,894	1,385				1	45	46	7	1,400	12
Wisconsin	Lacrosse	25,090	4-20	3,943	4,146	8,089	1,200	2,281	2,209	4,490	200	644,112	3,293	1	2	3	8	72	80	15	4,097	11
Wisconsin	Madison	13,426	4-20	2,490	2,600	5,090	600	1,033	1,052	2,085	185	304,685	1,644	1	1	2	3	46	49	9	2,000	12
Wisconsin	Marinette	11,523	4-20	1,505	1,496	3,001	500	973	977	1,950	197	230,991	1,176	1	0	1	3	28	31	5	1,600	12
Wisconsin	Milwaukee	204,468	4-20	37,882	38,449	76,331	15,000	14,240	13,834	28,074	194	3,752,256	20,476	35	4	39	27	459	486	35	25,800	12	Estimated private/parochial students from 1889-90
Wisconsin	Oshkosh	22,836	4-20	4,017	4,102	8,119	1,750	1,520	1,385	2,905	200	407,327	2,037	1	1	2	8	55	63	10	3,200	12
Wisconsin	Racine	21,014	4-20	3,987	4,157	8,144	1,200			3,323	200	507,400	2,680	1	0	1	7	55	62	8	3,000	12
Wisconsin	Sheboygan	16,359	4-20	3,397	3,406	6,803	1,500	1,278	1,295	2,573	197	330,849	1,674	1	0	1			55	9	2,700	12
Wisconsin	Superior	11,983	4-20	1,880	1,809	3,689	500	1,151	1,150	2,301	195	217,434	1,110	0	0	0	7	38	45	7	1,800	12
Wisconsin	Wausau	9,253	4-20	1,624	1,734	3,358	346	903	901	1,804	179	210,848	1,178	1	0	1	2	24	26	10	1,500	12
Wyoming	Cheyenne	11,690	6-21				200	643	556	1,199	187	141,342	800	1	0	1	1	23	24	3	850	12
State	City	Total City Population (census of 1890)	School census age	Male school age children	Female school age children	Total school age children	Estimated pupils in private schools	Male public school pupils enrolled	Female public school pupils enrolled	Total public school pupils enrolled	Number of days public schools were actually in session	Aggregate number of days' attendance in all public day schools	Average daily attendance in public day schools	Male supervising officers	Female supervising officers	Total supervising officers	Male regular teachers	Female regular teachers	Total regular teachers	Number of buildings used for school purposes	Total seats or sittings of study in all public schools	Years required to complete an entire course of study	Notes

Source: “Table 4.—Population, private schools, and public school enrollment, attendance, supervising officers, teachers, and accommodations in cities of over 8,000 inhabitants,” United States Department of the Interior, Report of the Commissioner of Education for the Year 1890-91, vol.2 (Washington DC: Government Printing Office, 1894), 1164 – 1181.

Property, Receipts, Expenditures

1890 City School Systems – Property, receipts, and expenditures of public schools

State	City	Assessed value taxable property	Cash value taxable property	Estimated actual value of all public property used for school purposes	Receipts from State apportionment or taxes	Receipts from city appropriation or taxes	Receipts from county and other taxes	Receipts from all other sources	Total receipts/support	Receipts from loans and bond sales	Balance on hand from last school year (1889-90)	Total sum available for use during the year	Expenditures - permanent investments and lasting improvements	Expenditures - for salaries of teachers and supervising officers	Expenditures - current and incidental expenses	Expenditures - for evening schools	Total expenditures	Paid on principal of loans and bonded debts	Amount carried forward to next school year (1891-92)	Notes
Alabama	Birmingham	18000000	80000000	250000	8574	87750	2346	2797	101467	0	0	101467	43811	35777	9619	0	89207	0	12260
Alabama	Mobile										90000									All statistics from 1889-90
Alabama	Montgomery	7000000	7000000	100000	3300	14500	750	2765	21315	26000	1139	48454	26000	20750	1550	0	48300	0	154
Arkansas	Fort Smith	4091325	8182650		1900	1400	6000		8300	18000	5508	31808		27500	2500	0	30000	0	1808	Total receipts reports is $8300, for the sum of receipts reports is $9,300
Arkansas	Hot Springs	600000	2400000	225000	1764	11820	1200		14784			14784		10500	2200		12700		2084
Arkansas	Little Rock			38500	6885		51385		58270		7979	66249	20231	35225	9318		64774		1475
California	Los Angeles	45000000	135000000	700000	101274	55326	46125	2244	204969		68627	273596	80946	156000	30867	486	268299		5297
California	Oakland	40371035	40371035	1002970	111063	80423	44029	4462	239977		20266	260243	36711	162851	49399	4500	253461		6782
California	Sacramento	14369625	14369625	268000	44994	44966	17450	1789	109199	0	29696	138895	2246	76270	18255		96771		41374
California	San Diego	15500000	23250000	177564	31849	12285	16428	1461	62023		30760	92783	10358	49646	15026		75030		17753
California	San Francisco	301444140	301444140	4798427	576767	479749		6203	1062719		291	1063010	95498	777549	135676		1008723		54287	Expenses for salaries and current expenses: (a) Owing to a lack of funds the salaries of teachers for the month of June, 1891, were not paid. The amount remaining unpaid is $40,371; For evening schools: expenditures not separated from day schools
California	San Jose			233800	44508	32108	18460	519	95595	0	23680	119275	16657	56892		831			27568	Estimated actual value of property used for school purposes from 1889-90
California	Stockton	10645132	17741887	226031	24651	23378	11310	5478	64817	0	37377	102194	7863	40448	15763	0	64074	0	38120
Colorado	Colorado	5177500	15532680	142000	9982	32017		39431	81430	0	4096	85526	32251	29190	15824	0	77265	85000	3261
Colorado	Denver, District No. 1	65000000	260000000	1500000					216728		151108	367836	100000	136529			319134	10050
Colorado	Denver, District No. 2	7726000	25753330	400000	5000	64385	42115		111500	18900	8712	139112	55921	60126	23711		139758		0
Colorado	Denver, District No. 17				30584		18150	166	48900	68201	10167	127268	71950	19981	10325		102256		25012	All statistics from 1889-90
Colorado	Pueblo, District No. 1	10363908	10363908	200000			39523	4980	44503	410202	35696	490401	98430	35264	43968		177662	299240	13499	Estimated actual value of property used for school purposes from 1889-90
Colorado	Pueblo, District No. 20	6104673		160595					55638	71679		137317	97604	18917	8107		126947		10370
Connecticut	Bridgeport	21942282	21942282	338000	25646	194500			220145			220145	60013	88706	24908	384	174011			Estimated actual value of property used for school purposes from 1889-90
Connecticut	Danbury
Connecticut	Hartford			1121000	23566	73375	100058	21190	218189	90700			77118	136822	64302	1762	280004	7100		Estimated actual value of property used for school purposes is for buildings and sites only; City appropriations come from town treasury; Amount recorded under county taxes are district taxes
Connecticut	Meriden	12091220	18136830	344660		60500		14758	75258	0	0	75258		49895	25363		75258		0
Connecticut	Middletown			80000	3868	17596		7396	28860	0	3077	31937	206	13477	11968	0	25651	1669	4617
Connecticut	New Britain	7000000		263000										23735	8455	753	32944			Expenses for salaries, current expenses, evening schools and total expenses from 1889-90
Connecticut	New Haven	51393263	68524351	900000	42452	68463	177375	3445	291735	149744	6216	447695	14751	199735	81201	2976	298663	134677	14355
Connecticut	New London	11000000	14666666	173000	6005	24800		1070	31875	68714	258	100847	48364	22813	10500		81677	4350	14820
Connecticut	Norwalk	6168673	15421682	130000	7848	25878	11808	581	46115	0	0	46115	1878	28565	15672	0	46115	0	0	City appropriations are listed as town taxes; Amount recorded under county taxes are district taxes
Connecticut	Norwich			167000	6996	20368	0	1000			0	28364		20070	8294		28364
Connecticut	Stamford				7484	29505		1008	37997	0	0	37797	0	30922	7075	0	37997	0	0	All statistics from 1889-90
Connecticut	Waterbury	10030532		450000	17579	72234	0	45627	135440	73000	2136	210576	47259	52875	24482	2193	126809	78996	4771
Connecticut	Willimantic			39000	4565	12963	4267	2547	24702			24702		16634	8068		24702			All statistics from 1889-90
Delaware	Wilmington	34160863	34160863	528817	10676	135932	0	3272	149880	0	21795	171675	30733	83525	39593	450	154301	5000	12374
District of Columbia	Washington DC, First six divisions			1703075																Estimated actual value of property used for school purposes from 1889-90; Expenditures are for all DC divisions: Permanent improvements - $252,818, Salaries - $549,513, Current expenses - $114,613, Evening schools - $6,469, Total expenditures - $923,413
District of Columbia	Washington DC, Seventh and eighth divisions			777500	191169	191170	0	0	382339	0	0	382239								State appropriation is from U.S.; Expenditures are for all DC divisions: Permanent improvements - $252,818, Salaries - $549,513, Current expenses - $114,613, Evening schools - $6,469, Total expenditures - $923,413
Florida	Key West	2811625	4686041	20000	3286		10447	1337	15070	0	5443	20513	1803	12032	2399		16234		4279
Florida	Pensacola	2948445	7371115	36700	2488	0	12956	386	15830	0	0	15830	2500	10530	2300	0	15330	500	0
Georgia	Athens	5477236	5477236	30000	2651	10696	947	127	14421	0	0	14421	4000	13629	987	0	18616	0	0
Georgia	Atlanta	48707950	97415900	351515	26278	107420		1407	135105		5530	140635	18761	94965	25734		139460		1175
Georgia	Augusta	18000000	18000000	100000	11991	42800	4079	2129	60999		10679	71678	10000	32580	12079		54659		17019	All statistics from 1889-90
Georgia	Columbus	9824875	12281093	135000	4707	34882	875	4066	44530	0	0	44530	20000	18520	6009	0	41530	0	0
Georgia	Macon			101000													24000			County and total appropriation as well as expenditures: the city schools are part of the county system and the accounts are not kept separate
Georgia	Savannah			300000	15032		55000	9408	79440		4892	84332		70689	12690		83379		953
Illinois	Aurora	2300000	9200000	160000	3126	27628	6419	8084	45256		11347	56603		28009	9947		37956	8000	10647
Illinois	Belleville	2213405	5533512	113772	4398	38592	0	665	43655	0	9696	53351	1772	28754	10115	0	40641	0	12710
Illinois	Bloomington	3500000	14000000	310000	6337	44864	1579	2356	55136		15968	71104	5859	38915	11156		55930		15174
Illinois	Cairo	1766124	5298372	75000	2230	0	18502	9	20741	0	340	21081	1552	12685	3646	0	17883	0	3198
Illinois	Chicago	219354368	987094656	9970000	195985	3684210	0	334029	4214224	0	459460	4673684	749491	2298782	909668	85874	4043815	46000	583869
Illinois	Danville	2083490	8333960	200000	3037			60	42386	0	6054	48440		26785	13854		40639	3000	4801	City and county appropriation reported together
Illinois	Decatur	2322237	6966711	165000	4392	42317	0	111	46820	0	16845	63665	17975	28405	9037	0	55417	0	8248
Illinois	East St. Louis	1945523	5836569	115500					32245					23071	9175		32246
Illinois	Elgin			183300	2900	44011		4	46915	32446	5363	84724	2246	26664	10190	0	39100	37479	8145	All statistics from 1889-90
Illinois	Freeport	1767632	7070528	89494	2957	28186	184	221	31548		3490	35038	294	20055	13240		33589	3000	0
Illinois	Galesburg	2500000	10000000	250000	4363	33203		863	38429		9961	48390		25820	7569		33389		15001
Illinois	Jacksonville			152650	3213	35077		136	38426	474	10317	49217	1865	21995	4869	0	28639	0	29578
Illinois	Joliet	2572259	15433554	160000	6990	53060		200	60200		2475	62675	2750	32000	18190		52940	9000	735	All statistics from 1889-90
Illinois	Kankakee	693896	3469480	92700	2586	17047		662	20295	9603	1949	31847	7617	12820	5110		25547	6267	33
Illinois	La Salle	845643	2536929	36000	12000	1800	14000		27800		6500	34300	4091	11052	3410		18553	10000	5747	All statistics from 1889-90
Illinois	Moline	1753021	5259036	200000	2121	42120	1078	492	45811	35978	5046	86835	40861	24742	9061		74664	3000	9171
Illinois	Ottawa	1228670	6143350	56300	2292	28754		270	31316		8247	39563	4018	20245	4584	0	28847	0	10716
Illinois	Peoria	7242689	35213445	500000	10258	102889		3107	116254	75997	39199	231450	27369	78520	18925		124841	61000	45636	The accounts of evening schools are not kept separate
Illinois	Quincy	4883360	24416800	208800	9700	44382	0	145	54227	5500	1739	61466	13121	35526	12676	0	61323	0	143
Illinois	Rock Island	2334835	7004505	130000	3609	40778		490	44877	36000	16267	97234	16000	28562	11257		55819	40615	800
Illinois	Rockford	5084956	15254868	226059	5150	60598								42576	15670		58246
Illinois	Springfield	4410000	13230000	267172	6293	63882	0	2300	72475	0	27986	100461	26442	52501	7214	0	86157	0	14304
Streator		1100000	6600000	40300	4074		27627	310	32011		8189	40200	0	18992	5943	0	24935	500	14765	All statistics from 1889-90
Indiana	Anderson	2248455	2248455	81100					17442	15200	5384	38026	15896	8055	6516		30467		7559
Indiana	Elkhart	5097350	5097350	134000	9711	19509		113	29333	0	10737	40070	3154	21493	4152		30432		9637	Total expenditures: while the total entered is $30,432, the sum of items is $28,799
Indiana	Evansville			414500					121099		25158	146257		88985		1510	118715		27542
Indiana	Fort Wayne	14900000	14900000	252000	34284		43495	7	77786		79374	157160	14799	56733	10171		81703		75457
Indiana	Indianapolis	58205890	87308835	1014986	99903	130981	31059	7393	269336	220000	45397	534733	56012	216134	80114		352260	200000	0	Amount carried over - there is an overdraft of $17,527
Indiana	Jeffersonville	2777783	2777783	56000	35759				58379			58379		19825			34872	23507		City and county appropriation reported together
Indiana	Kokomo	4615270	6153694	75000	7955	16379	0		24334		14988	39322	5331	14387	6510	0	26228	0	13094
Indiana	La Fayette	9000000		250000					55364		38799	94163	28159	27787	7219		63165			All statistics from 1889-90
Indiana	Logansport	7500000	7500000	142000	16833			25078	41912		17767	59679	23505	17415			40920		18759
Indiana	Marion	6000000	6000000	120400					21590		9133		32122	15669	3665		51456
Indiana	Michigan City	3100493	3100493	75500	17150	4180	3059	145	24534		17068	41602	8500	12424	4083		25007		16595
Indiana	Muncie	5043586	5043586	203000	9191			146	29194	10073	17716	56983	11645	22551	10282		44478		12505	City and county appropriation reported together
Indiana	New Albany	10578485	10578485	167000					38549	0	37927	76466	1500	30579	5672	0	37751	0	38715
Indiana	Richmond			245000					67593	0	34346	101939	5248	35042	8963		49253	7400	45286
Indiana	South Bend	6224670	15561675	184000	17150		22727	6506	46383		27322	73705	12388	28204	9736	0	50328	0	23377
Indiana	Terre Haute	15894725	23842086	335000	46575	3036	49972	2610	102193		31245	133438	14135	71496	17746		103337		30061
Indiana	Vincennes	4335880	4335880	65000					14321	15000	16911	46232	12048	12537	2812	0	27397	0	18835
Iowa	Burlington	4500000	18000000	200000	10121	56862	928	426	68337	15300	7166	90803	15228	50481	15372	0	81081	0	9722
Iowa	Cedar Rapids	3279301	9837903	252150	7681	0	64233	236	72150	73000	28914	174064	47439	38104	23357		108900	34500	30664
Iowa	Clinton	1989145		150000	4923	33693		214	38830	23550	5348	67728	4241	25714	11421		41376	23500	2852
Iowa	Council Bluffs	5610325	16830975	310000	3155		81003	121	84279	15000	44564	143843	27301	46801	22873	0	96975	0	46868
Iowa	Davenport	4662235	13986705	315000	10467	64748		4473	79688		34490	114178	702	64308	13490	560	79060		35118
Iowa	Des Moines, East side	2804950	7012375	252800	9770	46395		1932	58097	33000	17393	108490	36667	39451	22182	0	98300	0	10190
Iowa	Des Moines, West side	8364000	20910000	600000	12426		105762	925	191113	52000	10304	181417	43922	67520	36175	500	148117	25000	8300
Iowa	Dubuque	6813735	19449212	232000	11288	57000		57	68345	0	2510	70855	8655	46947	12611	0	68213	0	2642
Iowa	Keokuk	4000000		210000	6033		35165	210	41408	0	590	41998	840	29335	10976	0	41151	0	847
Iowa	Marshalltown	1442051	4326153	165000	3655	40434		486	44575	180	14623	59378	5318	25305	5710		36333		23045
Iowa	Muscatine	2037600	4584600	112000	4005	31545		268	35818		3413	39231	1974	25925	6691		34890		4341
Iowa	Ottumwa	3427771	10283313	147000								53000		22084	12337		52000			Expenditures for salaries and current expenses from 1889-90
Iowa	Sioux City	16387000	49161000	520000	17518			79348	167672		33421	201093	77561	58480	31434	0	167475	0	33618	City and county appropriation reported together
Kansas	Arkansas City	1464612		125000	2300	30757	0	100	33157	52000	0	85157	52000	18000	12000	125	82125		3032
Kansas	Atchison	2959010	11836040	169000	5332		26620	1165	33117	0	5504	38621	3000	22176	10715	0	35891	0	2730
Kansas	Fort Scott	1240000	4960000	225000	4036	22016	150		26202	16000			1000	19281			31242
Kansas	Hutchinson	1770000	5310000	150000	2592	34860			37452		0	37452		19140	14934		34074		2948
Kansas	Kansas City	9000000	27000000	275000	15036	58565			73601			73601	17620	61916	19830	0	99366	3500	0	For amount carried over to next year: deficit of $29,266
Kansas	Lawrence	1871745	5615235	145000	3907	23261		2296	29465		22725	52189	17763	19058	10395		47216	3000	1973
Kansas	Leavenworth	5361803	10723606	203000	6609	47765		3518	57893		13176	71069		33018	19467		56220	3735	14850
Kansas	Topeka	10315550	36104460	400000	11072		95423	1496	108001		3285	11286	2267	67354	7926	0	77547	27908	5831
Kansas	Wichita	9064689	27194067	407500	7784		78254	2086	88124		44164	132288	34991	58130	30878		123999	2000	6289
Kentucky	Covington	15000000	15000000	250000	29061	35385		1988	66434	15000	11890	93324	11121	47072	11333	0	69526		11890
Kentucky	Henderson	3000000		90000	6000	10000		500	16500					14000	1500		15500		1000
Kentucky	Lexington	5000000	5000000	150000	13000	24000						37000		30000	6500		36500
Kentucky	Louisville	81306916	121960374	10960374	152841	243863	0	33547	430251	0	64252	494503	52155	266821	65755	6413	391144	0	135839	Total sum available, total expenditures, and amount carried over: receipts are for the year ending December 31, and the expenditures are for the year ending June 30.
Kentucky	Newport	7800000	7800000	225000	17489	20169			37658	25000		62658	26370	28425	3863	0	58658	4000	0
Kentucky	Owensboro	3278068	5463446	85000	6466	13734		1000	21200		6243	27443	4897	13370	2576		20843	0	6600
Kentucky	Paducah	5125000	5125000	92600	11300	11500	400	4225	27425			27425	6500	17149	2941		26590		835
Louisiana	New Orleans	132000000	132000000		35000	194000	7000		236000	0	0	236000	11000	215000	10000		236000		0
Louisiana	Shreveport	4000000	8000000	15000					19300			19300	10000	8800	500	0	19300	0
Maine	Auburn	5000000	75000000	80000	6500	16000								14000			20600
Maine	Augusta	5198485	6931314	90000	5410	11433	8675		25518	9000	4502	39021	10913	18351	8103	441	37808		1213	County appropriation is actually from district taxes
Maine	Bangor			125000	10069	41650		1045	52764	0	0	52764	1054	33163	18547		52764		0	Estimated actual value of property used for school purposes from 1889-90
Maine	Bath	6028364	9042546	100000	5496	14150	139	0	19785	0	0	19785		14151	5634	0	19785	0	0
Maine	Biddeford	6307630	12615260	110000	8822	19000			27822		0	27822		24460			32548		0	For salaries, current expenses and evening schools: accounts of evening schools not kept separate
Maine	Lewiston	11269547	15026063	28483	14371	30500		328	45199	0		45199	4277	27564	12972	1200	46013	0	0
Maine	Portland	35611890	53417835	373000	22442	99632			122074			122074	13600	76789	31135		121524			Estimated actual value of property used for school purposes from 1889-90
Maine	Rockland	4578585	4578585	49000	4372	11000	0	55	15427	0	3255	18682		12394	3231	0	15625	0	3057	Estimated actual value of property used for school purposes from 1889-90
Maryland	Baltimore	307727738	307727738	2650000	85155	644073	0	258700	1087928	0	0	1087928	130108	724825	232681	314	1087928	0	0
Maryland	Frederick			26000																For total receipts: for the year ending December 31, and the expenditures are for the year ending June 30; For total sum available, salaries and total expenditures: accounts of city schools are not kept separate from those of the county.
Maryland	Hagerstown	4350000	6525000	45000	4137	0	7160	0	11297	0	0	11297	580	10337	380	0	11297	0	0
Massachusetts	Adams	3961000	3961000	113600									23000	18650			41650	6720
Massachusetts	Beverly	13186755	18186755	174400		29000		634	29634			29634		16809	11081		27890
Massachusetts	Boston	822041800	822041800	8950000									172524				2120546
Massachusetts	Brockton	17477847	17477847			73000		1266	74266		10	74276		60328	12332	1615	74275		1
Massachusetts	Brookline	46537300	46537300	490000	0	65500	0	162	65662	0	0	65662	7294	39239	18084	810	65427
Massachusetts	Cambridge	70581670	70581670	910000		371581		1427	373008			372608	118145	196939	52553	5371	373008	0	0	Estimated actual value of property used for school purposes from 1889-90
Massachusetts	Chelsea	23409178	23409178	440600	0	94101	0	0	94101	0	0	94101	9000	63893	20230	978	94101	0	0
Massachusetts	Chicopee	6377070	6377070										13836	17563	5813		34329
Massachusetts	Clinton	6044017	6044017	106000		28500			28500			28500		18236	9030	545	27811			For both balance on hand from last school year and amount carried over: balances are not carried over, but lapse into the city treasury
Massachusetts	Everett	8317600	8317600	200000	93	35000	0	363	35456	26000	100	61556	27620	22550	10685	450	61305	2000
Massachusetts	Fall River			1003550		191683		3788	195471		1874	197345		128675	58653	8824	196152		1193
Massachusetts	Fitchburg	16261117	21681492	314065	0	92377	0	0	92377	0	0	92377	23965	46506	19624	2282	92377	0	0
Massachusetts	Framingham	7861630	7861630										1000				31675
Massachusetts	Gloucester	13952464	20928696	368900	0	67900			67900		0	67900	5000	49900	13000	0	67900	0
Massachusetts	Haverhill	17870772	17870772											51074	12913	1346	78334			Expenditures for salaries, current expenses and evening schools from 1889-90
Massachusetts	Holyoke	22943940	30591920	305812	0	82835	1503	147	84486	0	0	84486	1844	63267	15606	3769	84486	0	0
Massachusetts	Hyde Park	7470115	7470115	115000	0	34000	0	0	34000	0	466	34466	0	25393	7721	601	33715		751
Massachusetts	Lawrence	30512000	30512000	860000	0	113834	0	0	113834	0	0	113834	24118	70891	17257	1568	113834
Massachusetts	Lowell	62353612	62353612	900000		279320			279320			279320	48981	144966	65474	19899	279320
Massachusetts	Lynn	40730378	40730378	657000	0	158246	0	99	158345	0	0	158345	7404	108703	38720	3518	158345	0	0
Massachusetts	Malden	17213450	17213450	377622	0	97711	0	0	97711	0	0	158345	7404	108703	38720	3518	158345	0	0
Massachusetts	Marlboro	6284638	10055524	160194	97	44373		133	44603	0	0	44603	6987	27285	10331		44603
Massachusetts	Medford	9932225	14898339	200000	90	47580	0	0	47670		0	47670	20234	31863	14843	196	67136	0	0
Massachusetts	Melrose	6724705	6724705										25528				55129
Massachusetts	Natick	5439375	5439375										3500				30968
Massachusetts	New Bedford	38518943	38518943	575727		123938		4269	128207				34877	80527	25274	9389	150067	0
Massachusetts	Newburyport	9736730	9736730	93000	98	23200		850	24148	0	0	24148		20064	3848	235	24147	0	0	For expenditures for permanent improvements and total expenditures: expenditures for sites, buildings, etc., are not controlled by the school committee and do not appear in their accounts.
Massachusetts	Newton	32000000	32000000	616600	0	128076	2781	0	130857	0	0	130857	6350	97996	25706	805	130857	0	0
Massachusetts	North Adams	5890971	8836456	175000	172	37600	341		38114	0	0	38114	3127	24775	9417	888	38207	0	0	For amount carried over for next year: there is a deficit of $93
Massachusetts	Northampton	9500000	9500000	154000	132	49800	972	466	51370	0	0	51370	10000	30577	6629	1168	48374	0		For total sum available and total expenditures: receipts are for the year ended December 31, 1890, and the expenditures are for the year ending June 30, 1891
Massachusetts	Peabody	7293450	9116812	140000	87	29300			30130		0	30130		23000	8876		31876	0
Massachusetts	Pittsfield	11429939	11429939	216550		51000			51000		0	51000	2222	37730	10533	501	50986	0
Massachusetts	Quincy	14427030	14427030			64925			64925			64925		45695	17075	2067	64838
Massachusetts	Salem	26228718	26228718	381750	0	99824	2582	859	103265		0	103265	9934	69891	21364	2076	103265
Massachusetts	Somerville	32557500	32557500	507737	0	211919	0	112	212031	0	0	212031	64154	102278	43462	2137	212031	0	0
Massachusetts	Springfield	48329634	48329630	812140	0	207609	0	885	208494	0	0	208494	65984	105293	33749	3468	208294	0	0
Massachusetts	Taunton	18078550	18078550	325000	0	79000	0	711	79711	0	0	79711	0	58311	19800	1531	78642	0	69	Amount carried over for next year transferred to the sinking fund
Massachusetts	Waltham	15213414	15213414	264752	0	58215	0	0	58215	0	0	58215	2970	45295	9441	1625	59331	0	0
Massachusetts	Weymouth	6424685	8566248	157000	71	39800		879	40750		5437	46187	7662	27843	9545		45050		1137
Massachusetts	Woburn	9000000	9000000	200000	160	39250		59	39469		916	40385		35765	3280	867	39912		473
Massachusetts	Worcester	73531060	73531060	1330242	0	274947	0	983	275931	0	0	275931	86757	204168	62505	6592	360022	0	0
Michigan	Adrian	3868366	5802402	110000	5622	13000	3554	413	22589	0	1857	24446	508	14925	6693	0	22126	0	2320
Michigan	Alpena	3853775	5780664	75000	4824	30000	0	204	35028		7073	42071	24183	13770	4118	0	42071	0	0
Michigan	Ann Arbor	6419020	6419020	205000	4286	29000	6419	8761	98466	0	0	48466	1027	30082	13206	150	44465	4000	0
Michigan	Battle Creek	4200000	5600000	217000	5545	42002	0	732	48279	0	0	48279	11524	19559	9618	0	40701	7500	78
Michigan	Bay City	10235005	10235005	206000	13143	56001		3035	72179	0	8970	81119	4544	41945	14337	256	71082	2500
Michigan	Detroit	175450310	250643300	1762750	95755	390217		6701	492673	15000	42487	550160	88203	336291	136735	10919	572148	0	0	Amount carried over for next year: there is a deficit of $21,988
Michigan	Flint			150000	3595	32903	0	2102	38599		621	39220		17838	12352		30190	6000	3030
Michigan	Grand Rapids	23746485	71239455	857100	23006	186040	18751	15643	243440	8000	69918	321358	18245	135294	65340	471	219350	14000	88088
Michigan	Iron Mountain	1700000	5100000	40000										7933	7499		29098			Expenditures for salaries, current expenses and total expenses from 1889-90
Michigan	Ishpeming	5423320	10846640	110000								51056					47365		3690
Michigan	Jackson, District No. 1	5078870	5078870	125000	9143	25955		1131	36229		1545	37774	1529	24705	6671	60	32965	2000	2809
Michigan	Jackson, District No. 17			75000	3730	11754	375	223	16082	0	147	16229		10192	5585	0	15777	0	452
Michigan	Kalamazoo	7292035	9722712	215000	7679	56004	1272	2524	67479	5927	15560	88966	17900	27369	12776		58045	9000	21921
Michigan	Lansing			115000	4997	64353		6527	75877	0		75877	15407	22753	14478	0	52638	0	23239
Michigan	Marquette	3047000	3047000	100000	6622	21859		77	28558	2990	1530	33078	4703	15535	12840		33078		0
Michigan	Menominee	2475907	4126512	57000	1411	22168		182	23761	6000	6184	35945	5993	15445	6049	0	27487	3000	5458
Michigan	Muskegon			375000	11224	84128	212	68310	163874	5000	0	168874	61456	50272	27380	237	139345	3000	26529	Receipts from all sources: This amount includes $30,819 insurance money paid on loss of Central School building and $37,000 donated by Charles H. Harkley on erection of Harkley Pubic Library; Expenditures for permanent improvements: includes $38,794 expended on library building, books, etc.
Michigan	Fort Huron	3310850	5518083	125000	11258	12000		442	23700	0	10934	34634	2500	18275	8086	0	28861	0	5773
Michigan	Saginaw, East	11123300	14831068	235949	14113	85134	443	1785	101475	3000	4500	108975	29358	59705	15424		104487	3032	1456	Estimated actual value of property used for school purposes from 1889-90
Michigan	Saginaw, West			205704	7745	42393		1132	51270	20000	27572	98842	41907	28734	9926		80567		18275
Michigan	West Bay City	3310000	6620000	150000	5730	29136	2674	8564	46104	52100	2439	100643	61357	23598	13251	0	98206	0	2437
Minnesota	Duluth			736895	13131	193997		39481	246609	50000	121032	417641	222176	52410	68522		343108		74533
Minnesota	Mankato	2851905	2851905	65000	8198		21120	568	29897	30369	298	60554	11426	13330	8570	0	33326	0	27228	Estimated actual value of property used for school purposes from 1889-90
Minnesota	Minneapolis	136944372	195634818	2200000	88237	357689	127260	15484	588670	299000	60720	948390	116254	383051	109883		609188	299500	39702	For salaries, evening schools and total expenditures: accounts of evening schools are not kept separate
Minnesota	St. Paul	122000000	183000000	2557800		418703	186242	1984	606929	774139	10685	1391753	173518	388185	56435		618138	711279	62336
Minnesota	Stillwater	500000	7500000	180000	4311	33697	529				7508	53373		23889	16954		40843	4500	8030
Minnesota	Winona	6614745	11024841	300000	18891	39574	0	55	58520	0	39290	97810	0	32595	17006	520	50121		42689	Estimated actual value of property used for school purposes from 1889-90
Mississippi	Meridian	4500000	4500000	60000								13500		12000			13500
Mississippi	Natchez	3324104	4986156	40000	1734	10668	0	0	12302	0	0	12302	0	10935	1367	0	12302	0	0
Mississippi	Vicksburg	5000000	5000000	33600	3100	18132	2040		23272	0	1234	24506	2089	12448	4080		18617	4000	1889
Missouri	Hannibal	3100000	5166666	77900	6281	24929		676	31887	0	2923	34810	1113	18641	7788	0	27542	3000		Receipts from state and county are reported together
Missouri	Joplin	971069	2913207	75000	5963			0	23012	0	28239	51251	25612	14601	6626	0	46839	0	4412	Receipts from city county are reported together and total $17,049
Missouri	Kansas City	55000000	137500000	1545335	62102	0	296800	4819	363721	0	206898	570619	190088	222898	53119	0	466105	32320	72194
Missouri	Moberly	1345645	1345645	60000	5069	12593	1619	301	19532	0	5370	24902	1435	9962	3830	0	15227	3000	6675
Missouri	St. Joseph	20000000	60000000	400000	26979			12989	136281	2612	0	138893		73622	75422	0	149044		0	Receipts from county and from all other sources are reported together and total $96,313; Amount carried over to next year: overdraft of $10,151
Missouri	St. Louis	245932200	245932200	3287411	109038	944170	18101	141588	1212897	0	122058	1334955	218000	713653	310831	16688	1259172	0	75783
Missouri	Sedalia	2663100		135000	4552	32200		8961	45713	1928		47651	5341	25044	11133		41518	6000	133
Missouri	Springfield			175000	10539	36604	2093	608	49844		18034	67878	10476	26419	5317		42212	4478
Montana	Butte City	16418958	16418958	325000			45101	15257	60358	48716	16628	125702	38591	33871	12500	0	84962		10040
Montana	Helena	25000000	25000000	500000			40377	500	40877			65000		37000	13000		75000	12000	0
Nebraska	Beatrice	1400000	7000000	110000	2422	16705	0	11583	30710	0	11457	42167	3617	21355	8195	0	33167	0	9000
Nebraska	Hastings	800000	4000000	85000	2935	18316		79	21330	0	14595	35925	1985	13220	6325	0	21530	0
Nebraska	Kearney	1406701	7033505	200000	1684	4000	19864		25548	0	6000	31548		17500	6402		23902		7646
Nebraska	Lincoln	5000000		391000	12680	96896	1378		110954	0	36386	147350	26411	60051	25693	0	112155	0	35185
Nebraska	Nebraska City				3594	3118	11791	109	18612	21529	9226	49367	21470	13930	4770	0	40170	0	9197	All statistics from 1889-90
Nebraska	Omaha	21000000	105000000	1153250	32033	93630	280851	1120	407634		42623	450257	12123	218791	125620		356534	43	93680	Appropriation from county are from fines and licenses
Nebraska	Plattsmouth			40000	2868	6474	6085	55	15482	0	1473	16955		11878	3265		15143	0	1812
Nebraska	South Omaha			150000	1589	1186	0	38793	41568	0	24723	66291	13236	14814	7205	0	35255	0	31036
Nevada	Virginia City			71650	32671		8633		41324	0	331	41655		28793	12862	0	41655	0	0
New Hampshire	Concord
New Hampshire	Dover	8887997	8887977	175000	1726	46238		335	48300	0	379	48679	19768	20925	6887	204	47784	0	895
New Hampshire	Manchester	24872492		420800	5288	93108		459	98855		0	98855	27027	52429	17782	1617	98855
New Hampshire	Nashua			457827		25500	19950	3389	48839	0	4	48843	4158	26489	18394	2802	51843
New Hampshire	Portsmouth			85000	1344	27500		902	29746				30145	20365	9667	150	60327			Receipts from loans and bond sales: the sale of bonds is not controlled by the Board of Education and the accounts respecting them are not accessible
New Jersey	Atlantic City	5000000	15000000	100000	11504	22333		7200	41037		634	41671	0	18572	12593		31165	5333	5163	All statistics from 1889-90
New Jersey	Bayonne	10057411	10057411	185000	18679	27500	63		46242		1024	47266	2800	34439	9086		46325		941
New Jersey	Bridgeton			40000								17703	332	13550	3030		16912			All statistics from 1889-90
New Jersey	Camden	17000000	22666668	700000	17000	138104	0		155104			155704	42500			704	155104			Expenditures for salaries and current expenses are reported together - $111,900
New Jersey	Elizabeth	14761300	14761300	218000	50221	20350	0	0	70571		12406	82977	1730	51676	20410	0	73816	0	9161
New Jersey	Harrison	2500000	3750000	15000					10180	0		10180					10180			Expenditures for salaries and current expenses are reported together - $10,180
New Jersey	Hoboken	21026190	30037414	300000	65460	147222		2000	214682				100000	89385	23837	1460	214682
New Jersey	Jersey City	78957415	78957415	665930	262367	26083		57812	346262		50000	396262	18278	231828	33046		283152	14000	99110
New Jersey	Millville	2900000		48000	2477	11927	7971	9	22384	0	967	22351	1074	16805	3125	750	21754	0	1597	All statistics from 1889-90
New Jersey	Morristown	7507920	7507920	70000	10541	10750		855	22146	0	8704	30850	0	13290	3939		17229	2000	11624
New Jersey	New Brunswick	10050000	10050000	100000	19005	26573		648	46226		533	46759		27015	11393	310	38718	5000	3041
New Jersey	Newark	117428685	146785855	1370375	324972	145700		263	470935		18608	489543	33380	323439	97681	16063	470563	0	18890
New Jersey	Orange	6732000	13464000	165000	34790	8000		830	43620		165	43785	229	28827	10734		39790		3395
New Jersey	Passaic	3404025	8510062	106000		40033			40033		0	40033	2519	20408	7558	1048	31533	8500
New Jersey	Paterson	28824280	43236420	450000					168718	0	4520	173238	2500	113432	28069	3835	147836		25402	Receipts from state and county are reported together - $168,718
New Jersey	Perth Amboy			45000									4640	7519	2997		15156			All statistics from 1889-90
New Jersey	Phillipsburg	2774083	2774083	61000	14872	5935		20114	40921		6085	47006	19240	13903	4473		37616		9390
New Jersey	Plainfield	6333000	11514545	180000	14638	31732		1486	47856	0	8239	56095	287	25851	13475		39613	4000	12482
New Jersey	Trenton	27000000	40500000	373000	87719	32022	0	0	119742	6000	58409	184151	6000	80432	35358	2947	124737		59414
New Jersey	Union			60000	11931	11000			22931			22931		17142	5153		22295			All statistics from 1889-90
New York	Albany	69662671	69662571	930000	49480	180660		6815	236955	0	90115	327070	23510	175405	31829	0	230744	0	96326
New York	Amsterdam, district No. 8	3777440	7554880	25000	2932	6324		303	9559	4500	642	14701	4776	6800	1529		13105		1596
New York	Amsterdam, district No. 11																12504			All statistics from 1889-90
New York	Auburn	10846732	16270098	280000	16575	62483		1065	80123		2143	82266	11697	48326	12301	881	73205	4000	5061
New York	Binghamton	18314518	18314518	323200	20767	86645	0	1454	108866	0	0	108866	30565	55161	13458	0	99184	616	9066	Amount paid on principal loans and bonded debts: overdraft from previous year
New York	Brooklyn	452758601	646798001	6207304	378722	1900329		26280	2305331	124960	1426204	3856495	533769	1451760	493357	47584	2526470		1330025
New York	Buffalo			1418351	125797	289226		4678	419701	310972	214202	944875	136967	499131	69320	16067	721395	5660
New York	Cohoes	11000	11000000	111000	12230	31942		1624	45797		15974	61772	6275	37782	9740		53798		7974	Assessed value and cash value of property from 1889-90
New York	Cortland	1931715	7726860	25000	3770	6525			10295	0	2366	12661	0	7376	2596	0	9972	0	2689
New York	Dunkirk			118000	7220	18805	0	0	26025	0	5089	31114	2172	19205	6773	0	28150	0	2964
New York	Edgewater	505880	2033520	19701	1265		6401	1669	9335		1388	10723	1527	4950	2029		8506	1000	1217	All statistics from 1889-90
New York	Elmira	15864487	22296732	378000	17853	50475		999	69327		9906	79233	12822	52587	10693	0	76102	0	3131
New York	Flushing	2349535	7048605	100000	4384	17622		3848	25854	13515	0	39369	13516	13792	7381		34689	4680	0
New York	Glens Falls	4016110	4016110	70000	4540	11550		940	17030	27553		44583	22422	10905	3048		36375	3302	4905
New York	Gloversville			77000	7470	23277		1414	32162		2224	34387	8031	16900	5889		30821		3566
New York	Hornellsville	4433359	4433359	77500	8485	19038		495	28018		6478	34496	2460	19048	3764		25272	1500	7724
New York	Hudson	5384121	5982359	52000	5359	7000	0	909	13268	0	7163	20431	282	12067	1233	0	13582	0	6849
New York	Ithaca	2925873	8359637	145000	9155	20160	0	3151	32466	0	3135	35601	1082	20356	6995	0	28433	5000	2168
New York	Jamestown	4222742	12668226	195800	12878	31853	0	988	45719	0	0	45719	5662	30709	8193	0	42564	0	3155
New York	Kingston school district	6215000	6215000	188000	7095	22986		2275	32356		0	32356	1143	21658	6259	0	29050	3306	0
New York	Lansingburg	6025000	6025000	78000	7632	21940	0	206	29778	0	3478	33256		19179	7199	0	26378	3000	3878
New York	Little Falls	1295000		86500	4833	8427		6881	20141	2500	307	22948		13260	9316		22576		372
New York	Lockport	6449508	6449508	265000	10294	24000	200	9758	44252	62378	32010	138640	73819	27685	9042	0	108946	0	29693
New York	Long Island City	10056587	30169761	225000	16746	57022			73768	112299	25660	211727	101720	66244		2542	170506	15049	26173	For permanent and current expenses: amounts reported together
New York	Middletown	2721975	2721975	84440	5624	14122	0	2245	21991	0	23389	45380	2838	16732	4469	0	24039	0	21341
New York	Mount Vernon	3250000	13000000	141000	8415	47895		1022	57332		30120	87452	18500	33658	3500	0	55658	0	31794	Estimated actual value of property used for school purposes from 1889-90
New York	New Rochelle	2828825	11315300	99500	4362	31976		234	36392		7120	43512	1636	17023	5158		23817	7059	12636	Total receipts: the amount entered is $36,392, but the sum of the items reported is $36,572
New York	New York	1785857338	2551224768	17307592	698030	4491337	0	0	5189367	0	0	5189367	927579	3236029	1025759		5189367	0	0	The accounts of the evening schools are not kept separate
New York	Newburg	9328170	31093900	275000	13740	59098		1651	74489	0	35	74524	19611	41000	14812	0	75423	0	0	For amount carried over: $101 deficit
New York	Ogdensburg			96888	6205	16500		3106	25811		14244	40045	3008	17314	6248		26572		13484
New York	Oswego	9290400	9290400	182000	13071	30000	0	815	43886	0	1510	45396	3699	32872	7147	0	43718	0	1678
New York	Peekskill: Drum Hill district	1031138	1374852	17500	2199	4713	2554	138	9604		568	10172	1021	5623	3191		9835	511		For amount carried over: $175 deficit
New York	Peekskill: Oakside district	1303085	2171808	45000	2437		8297	139	10873		253	11126	365	5779	1831		7975	2500	651
New York	Port Jervis	1500000	4500000	85000	8193	19716		1027	28936		1846	30782	8193	17844	4563		24520	3000	3262	Total expenditures: the items reported amount to $30,600
New York	Poughkeepsie	12436170	17765957	180488	12918	34050	1679	0	48647	0	22993	71640	3500	33845	13081	0	50426	0	21214
New York	Rochester	93991700	117489625	1003993	86291	385000	0	8321	479612	0	6422	486034	135144	229430	90023	3020	457617	0	28417
New York	Rome	5000000	5000000	100000	7926	17383	0	1519	26828	0	221	27049	2870	19945	4234		27049		0
New York	Saratoga Springs	4169160	12507480	135000	8474	48000	0	1243	57717	0	41466	91183	33926	28073	8079	0	70078	0	29105
New York	Schenectady			145000	9776	22000		2000	33776	37428		71201	40367	22762	8072	0	71201	0	0
New York	Sing Sing	1934454	5803362	72900	4834	20040		988	25862	6000	5987	37849	1998	13330	5907		21235	1000	5614
New York	Syracuse			785000	48424	225098		6956	280478	0	112798	293276	31022	160560	45781	1990	239353		153923
New York	Troy	37253183	37253183	465950	31253	94300	0	2485	128038	0	63667	191705	7767	104470	15054	0	127291	0	64414	Assessed and cash value of property from 1889-90
New York	Utica	18791658	18791658	558298	25876	79000		2781	107657		7332	114989	11272	76326	22673	0	110271	0	4718
New York	Watertown	6300000	6300000	137000	11034	35104		3180	49319		0	49319	7522	34615	7181		49319		0
New York	West Troy	3736869	3736869	43000
New York	Yonkers	24127000	24127000	345328	14335	86049	0	10129	110513	218	20732	131463	10453	52582	51399	2859	117293	5000	9170
North Carolina	Asheville	8500000	12750000	40000	3500	8500	0	500	12500	5000	0	17500	500	10500	1500	0	12500	5000	0
North Carolina	Charlotte			25000	2500	4500	7000		14000	0	0	14000	0	12000	2000	0	14000		0	All statistics from 1889-90
North Carolina	Winston																			All statistics from 1889-90
Ohio	Akron	11617000	19361667	575000	14836	107020	0	695	122551	0	45595	168146	39923	54013	27429	0	121365	10000	36781
Ohio	Ashtabula			60000								33871		9050			21861			All statistics from 1889-90
Ohio	Bellaire			56000							4692	33970		14018	5820		23218	4032	6720
Ohio	Canton				13430	90174		610			38045	128350		48355	55396		82557		24598	For both total sum available from previous year, current expenses and paid on principal of loans and bonded debts: amount paid on bonds is reported with current expenses; Total expenditures is from 1889-90
Ohio	Chillicothe	5220840	7831260	114850	5841	35875		608	42324		18260			26510	11951	468	39514
Ohio	Cincinnati	179000000		3000000	136271	507375	0	43939	687585	0	81721	769306	25680	639629	56430	0	721739	0	47567
Ohio	Cleveland	115000000	460000000	3600000	122129		709706	2313	834238	260624		1034862	277125	511063	256628	11800	1056616	0	0
Ohio	Columbus	43797140	87594280	1613700	42987	261364	0	6694	311045	180450	22101	513596	114227	187852	62598	3116	367793	95000	50803
Ohio	Dayton			650000	28552	210302		3558	242412		42599		103994	144146	55000		303140		73553	Estimated actual value of property used for school purposes from 1889-90; For current expenses and total expenditures: amounts are estimated
Ohio	Delaware	3945214	5260285	130500	3696	22819		321	26836	0	530	27366		16573	6379	0	22952	0	4414
Ohio	East Liverpool	2124430	2124430	82000	5665	15961		1701	23327		4163	27490	4172	12234	8148	0	24554		2936	All statistics from 1889-90
Ohio	Findlay	4120000	12360000	226900	6108	49506		1130	56744	52799	9846	119389	35332	24802	19519		79938	20285	19451	All statistics from 1889-90
Ohio	Hamilton	7200000	10800000	140000	9086	40859	0	78	50023	20101	24861	94985	16127	33325	14620	0	64072	0	30913
Ohio	Ironton	3000000	3000000	110000	5767	0	26491	647	32905	0		32905		19467	10178	0	29645	0	0
Ohio	Lima	3400000	6800000	180000	6895	32314		389	39598	0	35661	75259	17663	22927	10743	0	53133	2575	19551	For total expenditures: the items reported amount to $51,333
Ohio	Mansfield			180000	6261	39219	0	348	45828	30040	23041	98909	19767	24469	10618	0	54854	0	44055
Ohio	Marietta	3212299	3212299	40000	4510	17115		5419	27014	13000	6393	46437	9211	16139	4373	175	29898	0	16539	Estimated actual value of property used for school purposes from 1889-90
Ohio	Marion			97000								35791		9960			22792			All statistics from 1889-90
Ohio	Massillon			140000								38318		17262			32823			All statistics from 1889-90
Ohio	Newark	6042100	9063150	141800	7538	43427		603			25280	78893	14234	27897	23031	0	65162	0	13731	Estimated actual value of property used for school purposes from 1889-90
Ohio	Piqua	3762000	5643000	157000	5050	24341	0	479	29870	0	13014	42884	18476	17033	9802	0	45311	4000	0	Amount carried over: overdraft $6,427
Ohio	Portsmouth			180000	6397	26319	91	1817	34624		8397	43021		21362	6584		27946	6000	9076	All statistics from 1889-90
Ohio	Sandusky				10013	41772	15577		67362	10463	18149	95974	5269	32137	43089		80495		15479
Ohio	Springfield	16500000	33000000	250000	14667	92680	307	6414	114068		33597	147665	6532	68749	21985	615	97881	31954	17830
Ohio	Steubenville	5493810	5493810	160000	7409	22143	60	414	30026	0	31654	61680		28870	9390		38260	0	23420	Accounts of evening schools are not kept separate
Ohio	Tiffin			135000	5321	24132	64	40	29557	0	16067	45624	8335	15074	6463	0	29872	0	15752
Ohio	Toledo	42000000		855000	45501	187606	0	1243	234350	58416	48139	341005	40123	121722	26329	0	188174	95836	56995
Ohio	Youngstown	6500000	18571428	475000	14191	61388		918	76497		41331	117828	25879	44948	25380		96207	0	21621
Ohio	Zanesville			250000	9546	49302		1784	60633		23541	84173		41184			52039			All statistics from 1889-90
Oregon	East Portland			143750	3230	13482	13803	12453	42968	0	810	43778	3157	13128	4156	0	20441	2063	21274
Oregon	Portland	24230000		459000	21843	95551	73410	2859	193663		27871	221534	69289	83303	22891		175483	10000	36051
Pennsylvania	Allegheny	59875435	59875435	1290306	34128	296957						379818	37976	176253	125671		339900			Assessed and cash value of property from 1889-90
Pennsylvania	Allentown	14689605	14689605	488000	10486	80065		90	90640	874	4736	96244	19209	37373	34627	104	91313	0	4931
Pennsylvania	Altoona	12600000	16800000	390000	10227	69945	0	354	80526	70000	28486	179012	66332	44809	27057		138198	4900	35914
Pennsylvania	Beaver Falls			79000	3141	20983			24124			24124	2332	12929	7877		23138
Pennsylvania	Braddock				2556	13722			16278			16278	2884	9755	3544		16183
Pennsylvania	Bradford	2240318	2240318	800000	2954	30419	0	23435	56808			56808	28230	18266	9669		56165	438	160
Pennsylvania	Butler	1700000	5100000	75000	2881	21100	0	187	24168	0	2618	26786	11994	12658	5649	0	30301	0	0	Amount carried over is a deficit
Pennsylvania	Carbondale	1232688	3698064	81500	3989	18608	0	135	22732	2500	52	25284	3665	14173	3313	0	21151	6728	0	Paid on principal of loans and bonded debts: interest on loans and debts is reported with the principal; Amount carried over is a deficit
Pennsylvania	Chester	9322445	13983669	170000	7391	42208	0	874	50473	7000		57473	17175	29335	9939		56449	1200	0	Accounts of evening schools are not kept separate; Amount carried over is a deficit
Pennsylvania	Columbia	2500000		45300	3886	15960	0	43	19889	4400	347	24636		12492	3698		16190	8417	29
Pennsylvania	Dunmore	1002000	3006000	65000	2906	18214	305	15	21440	16098	9365	46903	27059	9279	4030		40368	0	6535	The accounts of the evening schools are not kept separate
Pennsylvania	Easton	9132870	9132870	270000	5937	50527	939	2	57405	0	888	58293	658	29226	19083	990	49957	5000	3336
Pennsylvania	Erie	14809242	29618484	548000	11711	109748	408	7677	129544	54224	4694	183768	71710	63037	21866	700	157313	0