Statistics of Cities Having a Population of Over 30,000: 1905[-1908].U.S. Government Printing Office, 1910 - Cities and towns |
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accounts accrued aggregate amounts assets average Bureau capita cash on hand Census cent Chicago Cincinnati cities arranged alphabetically cities of Group cities reported City corporation city limits classes collected Colo column Conn controlling accounts costs of government cows dairy debt Elmira excess expenditures fiscal Fort Worth included increase invested funds Iowa Jersey City June 30 Kans levied liabilities licenses Mass meeting governmental costs ments Milwaukee Minn municipal municipal service enterprises Nebr number assigned offices Ohio Omaha ordinance paid park payments and receipts percentage Pittsburg police POPULATION Portland property taxes public service enterprises Public trust funds purposes receipts for meeting received Salaries and wages Schenectady School district service transfers sewers Sinking fund South Omaha special service expenses Springfield summaries Tenn Terre Haute tion treasury tuberculin test tuberculosis Utica Wash West Hoboken Yonkers York
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