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Evansville is the only incorporated town in the county. The unincorporated villages include Stacer, Rahms, Smythe, Straight Line, Ingle, Armstrong, St. Joseph, Kasson, Zipp, Erskine, Howell, Cypress, Oakdam, McCutchan, Daylight and Earle.
The Southern Hospital for the Iusane was established at Evansville with the legislative act of March 7, 1883. The grounds, coutainiug 275 acres, are four miles east of the city. The institution was opened for the reception of patients on October 30, 1890.
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Warrick county, named iu honor of Jacob Warrick, one of the heroes who fell at the battle of Tippecanoe, was organized March 9, 1813, with its first county seat at Evansville. At the time of its organization the county included prac- tically all of the present counties of Posey, Vanderburgh, Spencer, Perry and a part of Crawford. Within three months after Evansville became the county seat of Warrick county Posey couuty was organized, and this left Evansville in the extreme southwestern corner of Warrick. The territorial legislature of 1814 moved the site of the Warrick county seat to a site of the Ohio river subse- quently called Darlington. However, when Vanderburgh and Spencer counties were organized iu 1818, Darlington was left in the southeastern corner of War- rick. Consequently, the county now asked for its third county seat and this time it was permanently located at Boonville.
The assessed valuation of the county iu 1914 was $8,842,970. It has 119 schools, 186 teachers and 5,333 pupils. There are seven banks in the county. The population of the county iu 1860 was 13,261, and it steadily increased until 1900, when it had a population of 22.329. In 1910 it dropped to 21,911.
Boonville, the county seat, has a population of 5,500. It is ou the Southeru railroad and is counected by an electric line with Evansville. There are three banks, two newspapers, public library, two flour mills, two tobacco factories, a grain elevator and a creamery in the city.
The other incorporated towns in the county are Newburg, Tennyson, Elber- feld and Lynnville. Newburg, with a population of 1,200, is the second largest town in the county. It has two banks, four churches, a good school building, and is connected with Boonville and Evansville by an electric liue. It has daily steamboat service on the Ohio river.
The uuincorporated villages of the county include Yankeetown, Dayville, Cana, Eby, Scalesville, Isom, Selvin, Hemenway, Heilman, Mines, Stanley, Stevenson, Folsomville, De Forest, Chandler, Paradise, Degonia aud Bullock.
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Spencer county, named in honor of Spier Spencer, one of the heroes of the battle of Tippecanoe, was organized January 10, 1818, with its county seat at Rockport. The county is located on the Ohio river and in common with all the connties along the river contains a large proportion of very broken land. Its land area of 257,920 acres is therefore not within the good farming section of the state, although there are parts of the county which contain good land. The assessed valuation of the county in 1914 was $7,942,940. It has 112 schools, 182 teachers and 4,481 pupils. There are eight banks in the connty. The population in 1860 was 14,556; in 1880 it had increased to 22,122; in 1900 it reached its maximum population with 22,407; in 1910 it dropped off to 20,676.
Rockport, the connty seat, a town of 3,000, is on the Ohio river, and the terminus of a branch line of the Sonthern railroad. It is connected with Evans- ville, 30 miles down the river, by an electric line. It has three banks, a trust company, two newspapers, electric lights, water works, sewage system and seven churches. The town has a button factory, flouring mill, planing mill and several large tobacco warehonses. The raising of tobacco is one of the chief industries of the connty.
The other incorporated towns in the county are Grandview, Chrisney, Dale, St. Meinrad and Gentryville. At St. Meinrad is located the largest Catholic monastery in the state and one of the largest in the United States. It was near Gentryville that the Lincoln family settled in 1817, continuing to reside there until 1831. Lincoln's mother, Nancy Hanks Lincoln, is bnried at Lincoln City, and the state of Indiana maintains a beantifnl little park immediately surronnd- ing the grave. Chrisney is a flourishing village and has been making a strennons effort during the past few years to obtain the connty seat.
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Perry county, named in honor of Commodore Oliver H. Perry, was organized September 7, 1814, the last county to be created before the state applied to Con- gress for an enabling act. The county is located on the Ohio river aud much of its land area of 245,760 acres is too broken for profitable cultivation. The assessed valuation of the county in 1914 was $4,214,790. It has 108 schools, 146 teachers and 3.598 pupils. There are five banks in the county. The population of the connty in 1860 was 11,847 and reached its greatest population in 1900, when it had 18,778 inhabitants. The. county lost just seven hundred inhabitants be- tween 1900 and 1910.
The first county seat of the county was Troy, but in 1818 it was removed to Frauklin, the town later being called Rome. In 1859 it was changed to Canneltou, where it has siuce remained, although Tell City made a strenuous effort to get the county seat in the nineties, even going so far as to build a court house and offering it to the county if the change could be made. The citizens of Cannelton, not to be outdone in patriotic devotion to the county, built a court house in their town, and thus succeeded in retaining the county seat.
Cannelton, the county seat, is located on the Ohio river and is reached by a branch of the Southeru railroad. It has a population of 2,200, two banks, two newspapers, electric light, water works and a number of important industries. Its manufactured products include flour, cotton goods, brooms, stoneware and pottery, iron products and lumber. There are extensive coal mines in the vicinity of the town,
Tell City and Troy are the only other incorporated towns in the county. Tell City, a town of 3,400, and the largest in the county, is located on the Ohio river, four miles below Cannelton. It has two banks, three newspapers, and a number of industries. Among its manufactured products are flour, canned goods, hames, wooleu goods, beer, furniture, whiskey, spokes, wood mantles, brick and tile.
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Drainage Areas of the State
Indiana falls within the basins of the Mississippi and St. Law- rence, most of the state being in the Mississippi basin. Since the memorable flood of March, 1913, the state geological department has been making an extensive investigation of drainage in the state and the department of geology of the State University has had some of . its advanced students making independent investigations. The most complete report on the subject has been made by W. M. Tucker, who received his doctor's degree at the university in 1916. The appended map is a part of his doctoral thesis and is the first attempt to show in detail the various drainage areas of the state.
There are three drainage tracts which fall within the St. Law- rence river valley : Maumee, St. Joseph and Calumet ; but they drain only a comparatively small portion of the northern part of the state. All the remainder of the state drains into the Mississippi. The Ohio river receives directly the drainage of the Wabash, White, Whitewater, Patoka and a number of smaller rivers and creeks in the extreme southern part of the state. The Kankakee region in the northwestern portion of the state drains to the west to the Mississippi. Practically all of the state is drained through the · Wabash river to the Ohio river, either directly into the Wabash or through the White, Tippecanoe, Eel and Patoka.
In order to make a study of drainage conditions the government maintains river gaging and rainfall recording stations at various places throughout the state. There is a rainfall recording station in nearly every county in the state, and river gaging stations along the main rivers. The annual rainfall varies greatly from year to year. The southern part of the state averaged 42 inches, and the northwestern part 36 inches. It is heaviest in May and June and lightest in October. The worst flood in the history of the state occurred during the last week in March, 1913, and was caused by an un- precedented rainfall of 6 to 11 inches within five days over central Indiana and Ohio. The flood aroused the state to the necessity of studying the problem of stream control, flood prevention and methods for protecting the lives and property of the people of the state. As has been stated, the state geological department and the State Uni- versity at once began making a study of the question. The Legisla- ture of 1915 passed an act providing for definite measures to prevent a recurrence of such a loss as was occasioned by the disastrous flood of 1913.
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521
570
Alexandria city.
Madison
87
5.096
6.000
Fairmount town.
Crant
73
2.506
2,010
Michigan City city ...
... Laporte
25
19.027
23.800
Alton town ...
Crawford 183
161
150
Fairview Park town ....
Michigantown town.
... Clinton
83
395
350
Altona town.
Dekaib
39
349
332
.Vermilion 101
630
715
Middlebury town.
.Eikhart
21
600
630
Ambia town.
Benton
53
359
305
Farmersburg town ...... Sullivan 135
1,115
1,415
Middietown town.
Henry 113
1,174
1,200
Amboy town.
Miami
59
521
525
Farmland town .....
Randolph
91
90
950
Milan town.
Ripiey
153
55
615
Anderson city.
Madison
87
22,476
24,800
Ferdinand town
Dubois 185
827
900
Milford town.
Decatur
145
169
15
Andrews town ..
Huntington
63
957
890
Fishers Station town
Milford town.
Kosciusko
35
814
790
Angola city ..
.Steuben
17
2,610
2,610
Hamilton
93
188
22
Miller town ...
Lake
29
63
660
Arcadia town.
Hamilton
93
990
900
Flora town.
Carroll
77
1,386
1.600
Millersburg town ...
Elkhart
21
428
400
Argos town ..
Marshall
33
1,088
1,050
Forest Hill town.
Decatur 145
111
100
Millhousen town ..
Decatur
145
211
200
Ashiey town.
Dekalb
39
Fort Branch town
.Cibson 189
1,182
1,430
Militown town
Crawford 183
586
586
Steuben
17
1.
639
592
Fort Wayne city.
Allen
41
63,933
82,300
Miiton town ..
.Wayne
115
60
520
Atianta town.
Hamilton
876
700
Fortvilie town ...
.Hancock 111
1.174
1,300
Mishawaka clty
.St Joseph
23
11,886
17,000
Attica
city.
Fountain
99
3,335
3,500
Fountain City town.
... Wayne
115
448
450
Mitchell city ..
Lawrence
159
3.438
4,700
Auburn clty.
.Dekalb
39
3.919
4,500
Fowler town ....
Benton
53
1,491
1,500
Modoc town.
Randolph
91
261
28!
Aurora city
Dearborn
149
4,410
5,160
Fowlertown town.
Crant
73
293
280
Monon town ...
White
55
1,184
1,184
Avilla town ...
.. Noble
37
579
563
Francesville town ...
.Pulaski
47
729
870
Monroe town ..
.Adams
67
334
300
Bainbridge town.
Putnam 106
449
450
Francisco town.,
.Cibson 189
407
407
Monroe City town.
Knox 165
630
630
Batesville city
.. Ripley 153
2,151
2,300
Frankfort city
Clinton
83
8,634
9.860
Monroeville town
Allen
41
910
1,050
Battle Ground town .. Tip'canoe
79
443
500
Franklin city
.Johnson 125
4,502
4,800
Monterey town.
Pulaski
4
260
260
Bedford city.
Lawrence 159
8,716
11,000
Frankton town.
Madison
87
936
896
Montezuma town.
.. Parke
103
1,537
1.600
Beech Grove town
Marion 109
568
1,375
Fredericksburg town
Montgomery town.
Daviess
16
511
500
Berne town ..
.Adams
67
1,316
1.400
Washington 169
27
250
Monticello
city
. White
55
2,168
2,168 -
Bicknell town
Knox 165
2,794
2,900
Fremont town ....
Steuben
17
69
700
Montpelier
city ...
Blackford
71
2,786
2,750
Birdseye town.
Dubois 185
439
400
French Lick town.
Orange 167
1.803
1,5001
Moorefield town .... Switzerland 175
9
90
Bloomfield town.
Greene 137
2.069
2.600
Fulton town ...
Fulton
45
296
300
Mooreland town
Henry 113
455
430
Bloomingdale town
Parke 103
528
606
Galveston town
Cass
57
65
675
Moores Hill town ..
Dearborn 149
424
400
Bloomington city
Monroe 139
8,838
12,000
Garrett city.
Dekalb
39
4,149
4,325
Mooresville town
.Morgan 127
1,608
1,700
Biuffton city ..
.. Wells
65
4.987
5,670
Gary city.
.Lake
29
· 16,802
65,000
Morgantown town
.Morgan 127
667
700
Boonville city.
Warrick 195
3,934
4,000
Gas City
.Crant
73
3,224
2.760
Morocco town ..
Newton
51
927
900
Boston town ....
Wayne 115
122
130
Caston town.
Delaware
89
63
597
Morristown town.
.. Shelby 123
629
595
Bosweil town.
.Benton
53
814
200
Ceneva town.
Adams
67
1,140
1,140
Mount Auburn town .... Wayne 115
167
150
Bourbon . town ......
.Marshall
33
1,163
1,125
Centryvilie town.
Spencer 197
383
305
Mount Ayr town ...
Newton
51
231
200
.
Bowling Creen town.
Clay
131
336
300
Georgetown town.
... Floyd 179
331
300
Mount Carmel town .. Frankiin 147
142
142
Brazil city.
Clay 131
9,340
10,900
Fayette 119
Mount Etna town.Huntington
63
148
130
1
Bremen town ..
Marshall
33
2,008
2,350
Glenwood town ..
1
Rush 121
266
266
Mount Summit town ...... Henry
113
193
193
Bristol town.
Eikhart
21
536
550
Coodiand town.
.Newton
51
1,105
1,135
Mount Vernon city ........ Posey
191
5.563
5,990 ,
Broad Ripple town ...... Marion 109
770
1,200
Goshen city.
Elkhart
21
8,514
9.500
Muncie city.
.Dejaware
89
24,005
27,100
Losantville town ...... Randoiph
91
300
400
Gosport town
Owen 129
776
750
Munster town ....
... Lake
29
543
550
Brook town ..
Newton
51
1,067
1,460
Grandview town.
Spencer 197
735
705
Nappanee town ...
Elkhart
21
2,260
2,330
Brooklyn town.
.Morgan 127
57
600
Greencastle city.
.Putnam 105
3.790
3,790
Nashville town ....
Brown
141
354
320
Brooksburg town ..
.. Jefferson
173
150
130
Greendale town ..
Dearborn 109
697
750
New Albany city
New Amsterdam town
Floyd 179
20,629
22,000
Brookston town ..
White
55
907
1,000
Creenfield city
Hancock 111
4.448
4,400
Brookville town ....
Franklin
147
2.169
2,300
Greensboro town
... Henry 113
250
220
Harrison
191
125
Brownsburg town .... Hendricks 107
876
985
Creensburg city
Decatur 145
5,420
5,800
New Carilsle town .. St. Joseph
134
23
61
630
Brownstown town ..
Jackson 157
1.492
1.400
Greentown town
Howard
75
1,166
1,100
New Castle city
Henry
113
9,446
12,950
Bryant town ..
Jay
69
469
400
Creenville town ....
Floyd 179
22
200
New
Chicago town
Lake
29
105
200
Bunker Hill town.
Miami
59
668
750
Creenwood town ....
1.608
1,700
New
Harmony town .....
Posey 191
1,229
1,180
Burnettsville town
.. White
65
489
490
Griffin town ...
.Johnson 125
Posey 191
275
275
New Haven town ..
Allen
41
1,038
1.125
Butler town.
Dekaib
39
1,818
1.750
Griffith town ..
-Lake
29
523
600
New Market town.
Cadiz town.
.. Henry
113
209
200
Hagerstown
town
Wayne 115
936
986
... Montgomery
97
334
320
Cambridge City town .. Wayne
115
2.237
2.700
Hamlet town.
Starke
31
679
579
New Middietown town
Camden town ..
Carroll
77
557
450
Hammond city.
Lake
29
20,926
34,000
.. Harrison 181
145
135
Campbelisburg town .. Wash't'n 169
666
660
Hanover town ...
Jefferson 173
300
44
Canneiburg town
Daviess 163
Hardinsburg town .... Wash'ton
356
New Palestine town .. Hancock 111
450
300
320
169
254
276
New PekIn town .. Washington 169
246
20
Cannelton city ..
Perry
99
2.130
2,000
Hartford City ........
Blackford
71
6,300
Borden
town ....
Clark 177
350
315
Carbon town ....
Clay 131
493
445
Hartsville town .. Bartholomew
143
6,187
358
320
New Richmond town ...
Carlisie town ..
.. Sullivan 135
850
990
Hazelton town ...
Cibson 189
648
600
.Montgomery
97
464
464
Carmel town ..
Hamilton
93
626
700
Hebron town.
Porter
27
821
860
New Ross town .... Montgomery
97
296
280
Carthage town
Rush 121
873
900
Highland town.
... Lake
29
304
390
Newberry
town ..
.. Creene 137
45
455
Castieton town ....
.Marion 109
194
195
Hillsboro
town ..
Fountain
99
628
54
Newburg
town ....
.Warrick 195
1.097
1.000
Cayuga town .....
Vermillon 101
91:
920
Hobart town.
Lake
29
1.753
2,100
Newpoint
town ...
.. Decatur 145
341
30
Cedar Crove town ...... Franklin 147
185
185
Hope town .........
.Bartholomew
143
1.223
1,235
Newport town ..
Vermilion 101
732
840
Center Point town ....
... Clay 131
414
395
Hudson town ....
Steuben
17
390
30
Noblesville city ........
Hamilton
93
5,073
5,000
Centerville town ...
Wayne 115
1,019
1,170
Huntingburg city
Dubois 186
2.464
2,400
Normal City town .... Delaware
89
1,122
1,375
Chalmers town ......
White
5E
513
560
Huntington clty .... Huntington
63
10,272
11.000
North Judson town ..
Starke
31
North Liberty town
1,143
1,370
Charlestown town.
Clark 177
864
750
Huron town.
Lawrence 159
19
150
Chesterfield town ......
Madison
87
28 5
300
Hymera town,
Sullivan 135
1,515
1,515
St. Joseph
23
681
900
Chesterton town.
Porter
27
1.400
2,150
Indianapolis city
Marion
109
233,650
342,000
250
North Manchester town.
Chrisney town .....
Spencer
197
52
524
Ingalls town ....
Madison
87
322
.Wabash
61
2,428
2,450
Churubusco town ....
Whitley
43
87
870
Jamestown town ...
.Boone
95
690
700
Cicero town.
93
990
990
Jasonville town ...
Creene 137
North Salem town .. Hendricks 107
Hamilton
3,295
3.000
569
500
Clarkshill town ...... Tippecanoe
460
2,196
North Vernon city .... Jennings 155
Oakland City town ...... Gibson 189
2.915
79
46
Dubois 185
2.400
2,850 -
2,743
Jasper town ..
3,115
Jeffersonvlile city.
10,412
10,000
2,370
2,750
Clarksville town ..
Ciark 177
Ciark 177
Ciay Clty town.
.Ciay
131
1.213
1,200
Jonesboro town ...
Crant
73
1,573
Oaktown town ..
1,573
.Knox 165
213
Odon town ....
608
670
Jonesville town .. Bartholomew 143
200
.. Daviess 163
1,064
Claypool town ......
Kosciusko
35
408
400
1,164
Ciaysburg town ..
.Clark 177
380
410
Judson town.
.Parke
103
14
121
Oldenburg town.
Franklin 147
956
Oolitle town.
956
Lawrence 159
Clayton town .....
Hendricks 107
497
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