A history of Cleveland, Ohio, Volume I, Part 98

Author: Orth, Samuel Peter, 1873-1922; Clarke, S.J., publishing company
Publication date: 1910
Publisher: Chicago-Cleveland : The S.J. Clarke Publishing Co.
Number of Pages: 1262


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284.34


1906


23.03


92.04


182.45


1.13


1.09


.38


300.72


1907


23.43


93.34


209.25


1.13


I.II


...


....


328.20


1908


24.4


95.


233.8


I.I


2.II


....


.04


356.8


Note .- In 1871 there were 11 miles of Medina stone pavements and 10 miles of wood. In 1874 there were 41.7 miles of pavement, 10.75 of wood and 10.78 of wood and stone combined, and about 20 miles of Medina stone.


TABLE III. DEVELOPMENT OF STREET LIGHTING.


Year


Gas


Vapor


Electric


Lights on


4,000 C. P.


Electric


Lights,


Cost, In-


cluding Fix- tures. Etc.


1880


3,602


1,135


188 1


3,707


1,265


32


60,377


1884


5,436


32


17


109,890


1887


6,972


26


43


134,075


1890


5,061


3,717


20


105


179,799


1893


5,472


4,079


230


.......


1900


5,40I


2,100


891


238,617


1905


9,831


1,522


1,351


266,208


1908


8,763


1,466


4 Nernst


2,234


289, 166


. .


..


....


....


..


Tables I, II, III compiled from Annual City Reports.


...


..


2,000 C. P.


Total Annual


$ 90,385


Watts


770


TABLE IV. SHOWING THE DEVELOPMENT OF CLEVELAND IN COMPETITION WITH THE LARGER CITIES OF THE LAKE REGION, AND WITH CINCINNATI.


*1910


1900


1890


1880


1870


1860


1850


1840 1,519,467


1830 937,903


1820 581,434


1810 230,760


45,365


Cuyahoga County


439,120


309,970


196,943


132,010


78,033


48,099


26,506


10,373


6,328


1,459


Cleveland


381,768


261,353


160,146


92,829


43,417


17,034


6,071


1,876


606


57


7


Cincinnati


325,902


296,908


255,139


216,239


161,044


115,435


46,338


24,83 1


9,642


2,540


Toledo


131,822


81,434


50,137


31,584


13,768


3,829


1,322


Detroit


285,704


205,876


116,342


79,577


45,619


21,019


9,192


2,222


1,442


770


500


Buffalo


..


352,387


255,664


155,134


117,714


81,129


42,261


18,213


8,668


2,095


Milwaukee


285,315


204,468


115,587


71,440


45,246


20,061


1,712


....


....


..


......


Chicago


1,698,575


1,099,850


503,185


298,977


109,260


29,963


4,470


.......


....


.


APPENDIX


TABLE SHOWING DEVELOPMENT OF CLEVELAND IN COMPETITION WITH LOCAL TOWNS.


*1910


1900


1890


1880


1870


1860


1850


1840


1830 1,876


1820


1810


1800


Cleveland


381,768


261,353


160,146


92,829


43,417


17,034


6,071


606


57


7


Akron


42,728


27,60 1


16,512


10,006


3,477


3,266


1,665


600₺


Ravenna


4,003


3,417


3,255


2,188


1,777


2,240}


1,542}


Kent


4,541


3,501


3,309


3,037+


1,557T


1,749+


1,4977


Painesville


5,024


4,755


3,841


3,728


2,676


3,128+


2,580t


Elyria


8,79 1


5,611


4,777


3,038


1,613


1,482


1,636+


Warren


.


8,529


5,973


4,428


1,066


500


400₺


30₺


Asbtabula


. .


.


12,949


8,338


4,445


1,999


1,418


821


1,71I+


..


.


..... ..


.....


.


...


.. .


.


* This column may be filled in by the reader, after the census for the year has been taken. t Township.


# Estimated.


..


.. .


.


.


....


.


.... .


....


....


.


..


. .


.......


.....


..


......


.


.....


......


1800


Ohio


4,157,545


3,672,316


3,198,062


2,665,260


2,339,511


1,980,329


..


....


..... .


SHOWING THE ANNUAL ARRIVAL OF IM PILED


Country


1871


1872


1873


1874 1875


1877


1878


1879


1880


1881


1882


1883


1884


1885


1886


1887


18


England


420


12


455


242


203


103


124


335


667


829


4,510 1,010


479 1,875 994


3,077 499


1,473 134


816


321 1,616 686


1,2 1,523 245


Ireland


325


5


358


381


182


99


130


167


411


Scotland


29


14


83


...


. .


..


..


. .


...


148


225


1,127


1,947


1,896


858


1,206


537


1,406


1,I 1,292


Poland


Hungary


87


167


74


69


44


98


218


573


817


323


182


232 121


221 236


418 436


734


Russia


Italy


12


47


87


I 2


23


IO


7


52


23


60


16


42


30


130


71


125


Switzerland


Sweden and


Norway


.11


24


I 9


4 63


Denmark


10


15


42


29


8


7


35


75


France


Isle of


Man.


Finland


Slavonia


198


60


Arabia


Austria


Turkey


Roumania


Belgium


Greece


China


..


* Assyria. +Syria.


1891


S 288


Germany


1,932


143


1,986


667


402


273


379


1,291 4,709 810


....


. .


. .


3 570


...


40 36


Wales


15


524


...


526


301


398


172


. .


...


...


...


21


82


76


14


33


Holland


47


3


3


6


3


....


. .


. .


4


70


...


2


.


8


20 27


2


4


4


6


. .


Bohemia


6-1,054


183


141


160


97 202


. .


....


4


167


OF PILED FROM ANNUAL POLICE REPORTS.


1891


1892


1894


1895


1896


1897


1898


1899


1900


1901


1902


1903


1904


1905


1906


1907


1908


Country


288


116


29


29


42


4


36


29


21


47


49


73


88


199 1,857 345 17


153 1,703 360 53


. 54. 270.


Germany Ireland


245


I31


69


117


I55


I36


208


261


175


312


160


I71


73


334


3,082 2,678 1,552 1,918


1,024 2,039 2,49 1 649 2,836


1,519 1,963


252.


Italy


125


83


54


146


286


226


301


555


340 439


485 981


1,728 634 1,219


1,824 1,076 1,932


..


....


1


20


6


3


26


71


27


69


5


37


99


204


I22


178


128


134


.24 and Norway


27


7


..


. .


4


...


. .


. .


8


1 2


8


I26


72


4.


Finland


603


256


3


174


255


94


166


I 57


342


330


1,321


1,246


390


1,545


126


21


17


14.


Arabia


5


29


15


36


69


36


160


18 976


735 I, IIO


225


421


1,018


2,064


391.


Austria Turkey


2


234


133


274


677


995


73 . Roumania


5


9


6


4


16


16


32


Greece


China


. . .


6


3 1,292 8


...


508


6g


794


136


264 524


247 885


105


185


202


352


336 1,900


547


892


371


709


4 1,054


734


365


I28


237


415


172


313


514


999


1,257


2,833


3,211


8


19


9


I3


I


6


4


2


France


3


2


14


5


70


103


IO


152


131


60


179


301


403 .


Russia


4


1


19


.. .


...


. .


3


. .


13


396


623


1,192


1,453


535


1,128


1,479


541


1,168


16:61,523 36


782


281


501


609


381


432


522


417


II


25


2


6


5


...


..


...


1


... 18


1


I


. .


33 1,912


2, 1 16


384.


Slavonia


12


II


24


15


29


*28


1


...


..


...


. .


. .


..


....


I


&


3


21


6


I


I


6


284.


Hungary


Denmark Holland


22


2


9II 2,514 2,468


I33.


453.


Poland


Switzerland


Sweden


6.


Scotland


I 59.


England


Wales Bohemia


1,637 1,098 826 1,464


14


I


Belgium


.. Isle of Man


773


APPENDIX


TABLE VI. * SHOWING THE QUANTITY OF GARBAGE DELIVERED AT THE REDUCTION PLANT, GIVING THE NUMBER OF POUNDS PER MONTH.


Month.


1904.


1905. 3,752,000


1906. 4,784,000


1907. 6,402,000


1908.


January


2,958,200


6,614,900


February


2,690,000


3,316,000


3,994,000


5,512,000


6,274,800


March


3,258,000


4,070,000


4,520,000


6,067,000


5,537,000


April


2,928,000


4,218,000


4,694,000


6,144,500


5,535,800


May


3,624,000


5,018,000


5,430,000


6,139,000


5,727,000


June


4,304,000


5,808,000


5,936,000


5,719,000


6,664,200


July


4,506,000


5,592,000


5,464,000


5,895,000


7,588,000


August


5,472,000


6,360,000


8,024,000


6,130,700


8,251,200


September


5,925,000


6,906,000


7,478,000


7,038,000


8,654,800


October


4,979,600


5,996,000


7,098,000


7,494,300


7,764,000


November


4,646,000


4,736,000


6,204,000


6,156,700


6,715,200


December


4,084,000


4,992,000


6,156,000


6,512,900


7,167,800


Average per month.


4, 114,567


5,063,667


5,815,166


6,267,265


6,874,558


* Tables VI-XIV are compiled from Annual City Reports.


776


APPENDIX


TABLE VII b.


SHOWING PARK EXPENDITURES, INCLUDING BOND ISSUES.


Year.


Amount.


Year.


Amount.


1870


$


1,599.69


1890


$


30, 102.17


1873


242,316.47


1891


28,360.10


1874


11,458.12


1892


30,541.29


1875


60,657.29


1894


532,071.29


1877


9,190.24


1895


424,456.87


1878


6,643.07


1896


290,614.85


1879


7,338.75


1897


819,686.68


1880


10,877.20


1898


646,849.67


1881


8,947.09


1899


192,988.96


1882


31,741.34


1901


656,241.68


1884


74,734-99


1902


446,449.12


1885


57,348.51


1903


324,037.25


1886


37,162.06


1904


1,737,525.17


1887


23,125.88


1905


483,321.73


1889


18,737.68


TABLE VIII.


SHOWING THE GROWTH OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT, THE NUMBER OF FIRES AND THE ANNUAL LOSSES.


Year' '


Station


No. of


Total


iture


Fires Alarms


Total


Losses


1865


1866


56


173,990.62


1867


1868


144


300,451.76


1869


7


84


$ 99,624.31


143


378,635.61


1871


7


85


97,179.94


149


300,453-7 1


1872


8


109


127,400.41


195


153,193-53


1873


8


...


-


1874


116


161,991.64


285


641,504-37


1875


98


170,976.00


284


137,122.66


1876


13


143


156,019.12


320


336,000.00


1878


13


143


159,970.44


266


207,836.95


1879


13


142


151,792.99


294


215,357.96


1880


13


142


148,426.60


305


268,799.58


1881


13


142


148,713-43


479


365,400.58


1882


14


151


160,801.08


447


364,648.08


1883


14


I 57


166,583.55


442


502,449.92


1884


15


161


198,201.07


537


1,422,861.84


1885


15


171


218,611.05


574


429,241.73


1886


16


179


222,065.29


653


5 10,879.39


1 887


16


179


217,067.45


652


277,573.10


1888


16


199


234, 114.34


676


541,248.85


1889


17


212


265,704.91


677


373,009.88


1890


17


213


265,323-71


709


308,482.03


1891


18


232


276,071.95


982


1,076,260.01


1892


20


249


301,555-77


1, 105


1,482,020.79


1893


20


...


369,711.22


1,174


684,472.16


1894


22


352


560,538.52


1,000


643,012.90


1895


25


377


557,573.29


I, III


524,041.23


1896


25


379


445,695.11


1,000


460,842.55


1897


25


378


455,978.69


1,100


573,054.26


1898


26


392


465,486.83


1,182


871,881.87


1899


26


402


488, 142.25


1,513


1,408,797.57


1900


26


411


524,725.26


1,492


944,752.58


1901


28


426


616,493-40


1,499


1,032,722.51


1902


28


429


720,029.91


1,490


599,822.42


1903


28


424


797,755,74


1,742


824,062.44


1904


28


431


599,317.67


1,740


770,482.54


1905


30


462


592,083.14


1,883


603,101.50


1906


30


501


633,357-96


1,965


929,494.65


1907


30


515


749,908.7 1


1,912


515,194.25


1908


30


513


674,018.31


2,300


1,033,595-35


No. of


Men


Annual


Expend-


& No. of


68


$ 261,341.48


149


196,985.61


1870


150


348,410.64


1888


25,602.71


I 906


581,712.25


1900


451,553.66


1883


206,942.83


1877


143


149,894.72


Fires


SHOWING AREA AND COST OF PARK LANDS AND IMPRO (Fro: 0)


PARKS


Total Area.


Acres


Acres


Donated


Acres


Purchased


Cost from Deeds


@ Grading,


Ambler Parkway .


48.015


36.059


11.956


$ 11,678.


Broadway-Gallup Playground


0.40


0.40


(1) 5,600


Brookside Park


153.828


153.828


62,137.


Clinton Park


1.666


1.666


East Boulevard-


Ambler-Woodland


16,197


13.244


2.953


7,465.


49


Woodland-Garfield


17.783


17.00


0.783


3,000.


Waring Playground


0.306


0.306


(1) 7,100.


Forest Playground


0.966


0.966


(1) 28,150.


E. 79th St. Playground


1.725


1.725


Edgewater Park


40


149


2


8.


17


Lakeview Park


10.41


Lake Front


58.00


58.00


27,725.0


Lincoln Square


7.55


7.55


50,000.0


Library Park


2.057


2.057


(4) 77,880.


Marion Playground


0.747


0.747


(1) 22,100.0


Miles Park


1.69


1.69


2,000.0


Monumental Park


4.44


4.44


Orange Playground


0.795


0.795


(5) 44,500.0


Rockefeller-


Brookway Division


205.85


56.82


149.03


281,049.7


Cedar Division


42.78


32.966


9.814


27,435.5


Fairmount Division


24.26


24.26


Shaker Heights Park


278.85


278.85


Sterling Park


1.175


0.41


0.765


(1) 23,900.0


Luther Playground


0.954


0.954


(1) 18,120.0


Train Ave. Playground


1.202


1.202


8,850.0


Wade Park


85.634


74.564


11.07


21,424.00


Washington Park


97.86


97.86


50,343. 10


West Boulevard-


Edgewater-Brookside


109.475


37.181


72.294


65,955.98


West 38th St. Playground


0.346


0.346


(7) 7,800.00


Woodland Hills Park


112.384


43.656


68.728


104,353.14


Kelley-Perkins Playground


Land not yet acquired, negotiations pending


Martin St. Playground


Land not yet acquired, negotiations pending


Speedway


Land not yet acquired, negotiations pending


Totals


1,697.164 735.04


962.124 $1,642,309.82


Note (1)-Paid from Sinking Fund of 1862.


Note (2)-$201.25 for inspection paid by American Shipbuilding Company. Note (3)-Docks.


Note (4)-$6,800 paid from Street-Opening Fund.


Paring.


158,


I


(6) 2,000.


100.41


100.41


207,526 ..


Edgewater Parkway


26.265


26.265


199,527 ..


Fairview Park


6.04


Franklin Circle


1.41


1.41


163.18


36,762.1


Gordon Park


112.52


112.52


10.41


208,389 ..


6.04


29,537 .!


Garfield Park


163.18


....


IMPROVEMENTS MADE FROM 1894 TO 1909


8)


Grading, Paving, Planting


Land


and Inspection Engineering


Total Perma-


nent Improve-


Estimated


uary 1, 1909


62,1


158,755.94


43,499.97


14,871.86


261,251.76


630,000.00 73,000.00


49,865.36


8,561.61


6,433.67


60,946.88


125,000.00


30


226.49


1,675.84


1,675.84


20,000.00


9.00


63.19


63.19


4,330.00


28,


2,8


7,5


403,983-55


205,958.07


41,947.07 (2) 7,653-44


162,399.94


544,000.00


24,174.54


7,634.00


1,138.39


26,552.03


70,000.00


556.58


82,796.93


36,762.19


10,914.55


110,151.89


273,000.00


172,416.63


65.00


16,018.30


261,283.54


2,295,000.00


25,410.74


151.79


238,684.96


2,000,000.00


12,668.26


67.00


328.83


14,057.18


86,500.00


71,681.48


207.56


207.56


35,000.00


100.00


8.00


1 18.39


308.35


11,500.00


105.59


105.59


10,000.00


13,172.33


1,001.12


32,685.92


6,000,000.00


1,655.94


14,953.00


686.72


3,586.51


16,500.00


586,865.82


312,080.33


60,831.14


857,717.74


1,650,000.00


137,911.00


9,624.27


200,409. 13


512,000.00


3,946.44


454.00


628.06


4,574.50


100,000.00


127,223.27


7,817.33


210,576.53


500,000.00


110.50


1,006.00


110.50


25,800.00


352.10


8,883.00


107.95


460.05


7,500.00


148,344.13


21,621.00


10,439.04


174,804.28


1,500,000.00


1,487.65


44,228.59


8,772.20


106,717.93


159,000.00


1 38,048.93


68,207.54


19,749.13


191,205.93


306,080.00


7,806.00


13.86


13.86


7,800.00


40,522.80


103,779.96


3,940.87 .


51,534.56


320,000.00


243.13


243-13


48.25


48.25


d


453.02


453.02


$2,354,858.21


$1,206,877.03


$239, 108.09


$3,604, 124.70


$21,827,860.00


9,3


9,50


B.3


35


5


$30,000 paid from Sinking Fund of 1862; $14,500 from General Fund.


6-Paid by Village of Newburg Heights, $10,000; Cuyahoga County, $33.000.


-Paid for out of money received from Library Board.


Value, Jan-


73,674.09 $ 29,841.80 $ 12,928.16


$ 109,273.15


ments


$ 200,000.00 5,600.00


1,397.96


201.80


1,954.78


28,000.00


2.88


31.96


31.96


2,500.00


519,369.98


3,1 58,000.00


149,311.13


217,529.62


8.50


67.20


67,20


16,750.00


597.08


50,000.00


1,085,000.00


Sewers and


2.00


777


APPENDIX


TABLE IX. SHOWING DEVELOPMENT OF POLICE DEPARTMENT.


Year


No. of


No. of


No. of


: Captains


No. of


No. of


Sergeants


No. of


No. on


Force


Expend- Annual


iture


1865


44


...


..


. .


...


$ 44,752.53


1866


4


66


1 1


4


2


..


6


75


I


6


4


87


75,723-56


1873


8


124


2


. .


14


6


171


168,302.68


1880


8


123


3


10


8


8


161


132,802.61


1885


8


169


4


14


10


7


214


192,568.85


1890


10


244


5


1 6


14


9


306


309,630.98


1895


10


252


5


22


17


9


323


380,718.54


1900


12


295


6


27


17


9


376


426,399.69


1903


1 3


370


4


28


28


. .


464


491,030.75


1905


13


430


4


27


28


21


514


581,770.21


1908


13


550


4


27


28


. .


645


750,137-70


TABLE X.


SHOWING GROWTH OF POLICE DEPARTMENT'S WORK, GIVING NUMBER OF ARRESTS.


Year


Arrests.


State Laws


Violation City Arrests.


Ordinances


. . 6 a : Miscellaneous


Male


Female


Arrests Total


1866


3,668


723


3,884


534


3,884


1870


991


3,007


3,347


657


4,004


1871


1,033


3,924


5


4,341


626


4,967


1873


1,635


6,926


18


7,771


808


8,579


1874


1,837


7,730


4


8,644


927


9,571


1875


1,172


7,033


18


6,87 1


974


7,845


1878


1,489


5,658


4


6,256


895


7,151


1880


1,316


6,104


12


....


....


7,432


1882


1,655


5,086


5,950


791


6,741


1883


1,617


5,637


6,543


711


7,254


1884


1,696


5,575


6,480


791


7,271


1885


1,612


5,270


6,155


727


6,882


1886


1,940


4,792


5,915


817


6,732


1887


2,177


6,411


7,688


900


8,588


1888


1,946


6,791


7,607


1,130


8,737


1889


2,465


7,912


9,117


1,260


10,377


1890


2,474


7,142


8,605


1,011


9,616


1891


3,114


8,019


9,889


1,244


11,133


1892


3,111


7,606


9,639


1,078


10,717


1894


36,113


6,138


. .


8,777


974


9,75I


1895


3,563


7,443


9,836


1,170


11,006


1896


4,052


9,439


12,148


1,343


13,49!


1897


3,618


10,863


12,998


1,483


14,481


1898


3,992


10,460


13,081


1,271


14,452


1899


4,136


11,538


13,891


1,855


15,674


1900


4,944


14,923


17,562


2,361


19,923


1901


5,006


14,213


16,991


2,228


19,216


1902


4,940


13,296


16,434


1,802


18,236


1903


5,366


16,884


20,166


2,084


22,250


1904


6,199


18,529


21,992


2,736


24,728


1905


6,979


20,947


..


24.843


3,083


27,926


1906


8,193


23,543


..


28,620


3,116


31,736


1907


8,405


22,013


. .


27,627


2,791


30,418


1908


5,443


4,642


8,988


1,097


10,085


..


. .


. .


. .


..


..


..


. .


. .


. .


..


..


. .


.


'Inauguration of the "Golden Rule" policy of non-arrest, accounts for decrease.


.


6


132


-


. .


14


6


161


70,853-45


1869


6


4


86


51,710.86


1870


6


70


1875


Precincts


Patrolmen


Lieutenants


Detectives


Total


. .


8,823


1877


1,783


6,049


13


. .


..


Violation


TABLE XI. CITY FINANCES-TAX LEVY, VALUATION OF PROPERTY, AND CITY DEBT. Compiled from Dr. C. C. Williamson's, "The Finances of Cleveland."


TAX LEVIES FOR STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL PURPOSES PER $1,000.


ASSESSED VALUATION OF PROPERTY.


DEBT.


Year.


State


County


City


School


Library


Total


Real


Personal Z


Total


Total


Debt


Sinking Total


Funds


Year.


1836


$1.25


1.50


1837


1838


2.00


1838


1839


2.00


1839


1840


2.00


1840


1841


1.75


$ 20,000


1841


1842


1.75


20,000


1842


1843


1.75


17,000


1843


1844


1.00


20,000


1844


1845


1.00


21,000


1845


1846


8.00


28,000


1846


1847


2.75


23,000


1847


1848


3.00


23,000


1848


1849


3.00


3,091, IIO


1,374,680


4,465,790


14,000


1849


1850


3.20


1850


1851


3.60


1851


1852


3.50


1852


1853


5.10


$11.25


17,074,461


8,705,866


25,780,327


1854


3.55


7.125


$ 2.00


17,594,979


6,937,392


24,532,37I


1854


1855


3.20


6.875


.75


17,252,703


4,204,297


21,457,000


1855


1856


3.20


8.00


3.75


13.60


17,497,739


4, 151, 199


21,648,938


640,000


1857


1858


3.55


8.50


14.85


17,625,548


4,325,881


21,951,429


629,000


1858


1859


3.55


8.00


14.70


17,760,313


4,275,275


22,035,588


650,000


1859


1860


3.95


8.50


15.25


14,471,184


4, 1 50,250


18,621,434


681,000


1860


1861


4.55


1861


1862


4.65


1863


5.05


1864


5.30


17.25


3.00


22.30


14,212, 122


8,285,470


22,497,592


768,000 881,000


$ 471,000


1865


1868


3.50


20.15


3.50


26.70


17,437,361


17,684,058


35, 121,419


1,446,000


934,000


1868


1869


3.50


19.25


4.10


30.00


18,063,018


18,399,949


36,462,967


1,946,000


1,009,000


1869


1870


4.00


20.75


4.10


31.00


18,941,045


17,612,477


36,553,522


2,911,000


1, 147,000


1870


1871


2.90


12.50


2./5


19.80


40,107,651


17,734,095


57,841,746


2,486,000


1,311,551


1871


1872


2.90


18.50


3.10


23.10


40,668,491


19,060,380


59,728,871


3,008,000


1,209,860


1872


1873


3.05


18.65


3.60


24.00


46,279,952


22,864,730


69, 144,682


4,573,000


1,551,106


1873


1874


3.01


18.80


4.60


28.00


49,322,702


23,887,442


73,210,144


4,546,000


1,688,794


1874


:875


3.01


18.75


5.10


29.50


50,698, 560


22,606,717


73,305,277


4,951,000


1,761,543


1875


1876


2.90


18.75


4.60


29.50


51,466,940


22,095,297


73,562,237


7,305,000


1,863,736


1876


1877


2.90


.. ...


17.85


4.60


4.30


25.50


52,187,400


17,952,239


70,139,639


9,590,000


2, 109,357


1878


1879


2.90


...


15.05


4.50


25.40


52,481,710


18,066,394


70,548, 104


9,302,000


1,816,691


1879


1880


2.90


2.90


15.75


4.75


26.30


53,165,295


20,481,899


73,647,194


8,788,000


2,267,935


1880


188 1


2.90


2.90


14.05


4.75


24.60


59,152,445


20,433,711


79,586, 1 56


8,067,000


1,961,569


1881


1882


2.90


3.00


14.15


4.75


24.80


60,915,745


21,693,334


82,609,079


7,449,000


1,657,009


1882


1883


2.90


2.90


I 5.75


6.25


27.80


62,812, 185


21,677,875


84,490,060


7,219,000


1,550,403


1883


1884


2.80


2.30


14.20


6.20


25.50


64,137,055 65,436,025


22,849,820


88,285,845


7,314,000


1,643,734


1885


1886


2.90


2.50


13.15


6.25


...


24.80


66,609, 175


24,475,23 I


91,084,406


8,079,000


1,727,152


1886


1887


2.90


2.80


16.15


6.25


$0.20


28.30


67,926,380


25,702,030


93,628,410


8,462,000


1,732,013


1887


1888


2.90


2.80


16.15


6.20


.25


28.30


69, 136, 345


26,786,240


95,922,585


8,681,000


2,664,806


1888


1889


2.70


3.30


15.45


6.20


.25


27.90


70,730, 385


25,218,750


95,949,135


9,131,000


1,887,497


1889


1890


2.70


2.80


15.45


8.10


.25


29.30


72,734,940


26,879, 115


99,614,055


8,939,000


1,955,488


1890


1891


2.45


3.45


15.45


6.70


.25


28.30


89,512,700


28,320,505


117,833,205


9,016,000


2,028,895


189 1


1892


2.75


3.85


13.45


7.20


.25


27.50


91,782, 150


29,498,065


121,280,215


9,765,000


2,034,236


1892


1893


2.75


3.95


13.65


7.20


.35


27.90


95,508,220


31,007,770


126,515,990


9,655,000


2, 151, 183


1893


1894


2.75


4.05


13.65


7.20


.45


28.10


100,891,800


31,748, 105


132,639,905


10,621,000


2,251,804


1894


1895


2.75


4.15


13.70


7.40


.50


28.50


103,223, 110


31,339,795


134,562,905


11,232,000


2,301,610


1895


1896


2.84


4.16


13.70


8.00


.50


29.20


105,089, 320 106,753,520


35,161,810


141,915,430


10,571,000


2,091,298


1897


1898


2.84


4.26


13.60


8.40


.45


29.55


104,932,280


37.358,495


142,290,775


12,061,000


2,244,686


1898


1899


2.84


3.76


13.50


8.70


.60


29.40


108,265,890


36,806,095


145,071,985


14,093,000


2,366,317


1899


1900


2.90


3.90


13.00


9.60


.60


30.00


109,242,770


40,526,650


149,769,420


14,503,000


2,420,509


1900


190I


...


...


1.35


4.35


14.10


9.95


.75


30.50


146,374,080


46,320,890


196,453,645 192,694,970 203,215,230


205,831,745


22,324,000


2,987.748


1904


1905


....


1.35


4.95


13.50


11.00


.90


31.70


169,074,730


59,270,030


228,344,760


27,688,000


3,413.008


1906


1907


....


1.345


4.755


13.40


10.80


.90


31.20


176,819, 230


63,443,085


240,262,315 248,993, 100


28,434,058 29,297,280


1,316,952


1907


1908


....


1.345


4.955


13.40


11.60


.90


32.20


184,165,470


64,827,630


51,851,910 51,225,625


214,033,000


24.114,000


3.433,430


1905


1906


... .


1.345


5.055


13.80


10.80


.90


31.90


33,384,065


138,473,385


10,675,000


2,251,695


1896


1897


2.84


4.26


13.60


8.10


.50


29.30


.60


26.70


143,323,490


53,130,155


17,054,000


18,006,000


3,153.069


1902


1903


1.35


5.05


13.00


9.80


.90


30.10


151,363,320


1904


....


1.35


4.65


13.40


9.50


.90


29.80


151,995,018


21,840,950


85,978,005


7,052,000


1,551,674


1884


1885


2.90


2.50


14.35


6.25


....


26.00


14,065, 137


6,745,975


20,811, 112


1863 1864


1865


5.30


17.25


3.00


27.55


14,577.281


14,965,988


13,591,265


28,557,253


1,089,000


570,000


1866


1867


3.50


3.10


25.15


15,719,458


15,433,393


31,152,851


1,125,000


598,000


1867


1866


3.50


19.75


2.50


24-75


14,473,875


3,736,270


18,210,145


706,000


16.30


13,987, 193


4,878,267


18,865,460


1862


21.20


17,252,703


3,753,008


21,005,7II


549,000


1856


1857


3.10


. .


8,005,000


1,989,735


1877


1878


2.90


...


2.89


3.51


11.45


8.25


2,799,385


1901


1902


21,217,000


2,925,838


1903


1,639,203


1908


Assets of


1836


1837


$ 1,222,917


$ 285,683


$ 1,508,600


19,564,093


71,296,122


15.35


28.60


51,732, 029


12,588,508


27,165,789


1853


$11.77


19.25


781


APPENDIX


TABLE XII. SHOWING THE NUMBER OF PERMITS ISSUED BY THE CITY BUILDING INSPECTOR.


Year


Brick and Stone


Frame


Additions


Alterations


Total Cost


Buildings


1888*


76


1, 101


441


$ 3,031,988.00


1889


115


2,486


1,302


4,401,854.50


1890


117


2,729


1,444


5,117, 107.00


1891


144


2,757


1,561


5,600,983.00


1892


116


2,720


1,644


5,236,549.00


1893


IOI


1,940


1,347


3,706,807.00


1894


II5


1,472


1,035


4,171,690.00


1895


131


1,768


1,152


4,146,242.00


1896


I21


1,578


1,200


3,145,601.00


1897


142


1,693


1,176


3,407,803.00


1898


130


1,597


1, 191


3,613,837.00


1899


160


1,756


1,004


5,488,967.00


1900


142


1,527


1,023


3,845,833.00


1901


183


1,648


1,205


6,232,882.00


1902


236


1,677


1,259


6,559,545.00


1903


226


1,647


1,353


6,259,931.00


1904


261


1,982


668


6,562,590.00


1905


425


2,59 I


950


9,777,145.00


1906


694


3,582


3,277


12,972,974.00


1907


609


3,150


4,415


15,888,407.00


1908


485


2,559


3,630


9,896,869.00


*7 months.


TABLE XIII. SHOWING GROWTH OF INFIRMARY AND OUTDOOR RELIEF.


Year


Received


During Year


No. Dis-


charged


No. Remain-


ing End


of Year


Total Ex-


perditure*


Outdoor


Relief


1870


326


289


183


$ 7,481.24


1875.


553


472


270


11,057.70


$57,738.72


1880


394


310


311


44,655.13


1,156 persons-$19,799.76.


1885


2,218 persons-$25,417.67.


1890 ..


564


385


553


128,062.81


1,552 families-$26,673.13.


1895.


1,107


982


671


138,663.04


13,902 persons-$31,751.01 for supplies.


1900.


1,357


1,251


755


135,432.10


8,442 persons-$20,916.82 for supplies.


1905.


3,49 1


3,188


841


201,823.28


7,834 persons-$32,968.53 for supplies.


1908.


2,518


2,085


296


226,358.72


16,159 persons-$67,248.78.


430


55,112.67


No. Inmates


*During the earlier years the income from the farm was applied to the running of the infirmary. The figures are supposed to represent net expenditure.


and


of all


782


APPENDIX


TABLE XIV.


FEDERAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE CLEVELAND HARBOR .*


March 3, 1825


$ 5,000.00


August 2, 1882


$175,000.00


March 2, 1827


10,000.00


July 3, 1884.


100,000.00


March 29, 1829.


12,179.00


August 5, 1886.


93,750.00


April 23, 1830.


1,786.56


August II, 1888.


100,000.00


March 2, 1831


3,670.00


September 19, 1890 75,000.00


July 3, 1832.


6,600.00


July 13, 1892 ...


100,000.00


June 28, 1834.


13,315.00


August 18, 1894


50,000.00


July 2, 1836.


15,006.59


June 3, 1896. .


80,000.00


March 3, 1837


10,000.00


June 4, 1897.


350,000.00


July 7, 1838.


51,856.00


July 1, 1898.


294,000.00


June II, 1844.


25,000.00


March 3, 1899


175,000.00


August 30, 1852.


30,000.00


June 6, 1900.


175,000.00


March 3, 1853.


145.69


June 13, 1902.


625,000.00


June 28, 1864 (allotment)


20,000.00


June 28, 1902.


107,000.00


June 23, 1866.


59,806.00


March 3, 1903.


227,500.00


June 25, 1868 (allotment)


17,000.00


April 10, 1869 (allotment)


13,380.00


February 4, 1903 (unexpended balance


July 11, 1870 ..


20,000.00


March 3, 1871 (allotment for repairs) ..


636.77


March 3, 1873.


1,000.00


June 24, 1874.


30,500.00


Total previous to adoption of project


for harbor of refuge.


346,881.61


March 3, 1875 ..


50,000.00


August 14, 1876 (repair of pier)


8,000.00


August 14, 1876.


50,000.00


June 18, 1878.


100,000.00


March 3, 1879.


100,000.00


June 14, 1880.


125,000.00


March 3, 1881.


200,000.00


920,317.00


*From report of U. S. Engineer.


TABLE XV.


SHOWING AMOUNTS SPENT BY THE CITY ANNUALLY ON DREDGING THE RIVER .*


Year


Amount


Spent


Year


Amount


Spent .


1870


.$82,325.31


1890


.$21,649.80


1871


26,046.34


1891


16,178.66


1872


32,363.40


1892


20,742.00


1873


51,108.12


1893


1874


48,018.93


1894


18,220.73


1875


23, 160.62


1895


18,895.32


1877


91,036.31


1896


36,943.80


1878


8,859.72


1897


22,346.43


1879


42,162.64


1898


18,473.60


1880


47,259.22


1899


29,367.76


1881


79,462.57


1900


18,284.34


1883


39,960.54


190 1


35,631.75


1884


33,631.37


1902


23,930.II


1885


17,974.17


1903


26,523.00


1886


23,592.II


1904


45, 180.56


1887


15,487.82


1905


+54,880.88


1888


23,865.80


1905


$61,547.36


1889


33,543.97


1906


17,950.93


*From Annual Reports, City Engineer.


tLower River.


*Upper River.


of allotment of $6,000 for repair of levee of Muskingum River for im- proving harbor at Cleveland, Ohio) ..


56.52


March 3, 1905


830,800.00


June 30, 1906.


350,000.00


Received from other sources.


615.41


March 2, 1907.


223,000.00


March 4, 1907


200,000.00


May 27, 1908.


475,000.00


Total. 6,27 1,803-54


Expended to June 30, 1908. 5,351,486.54


April 28, 190


485,200.00


783


APPENDIX


TABLE XVI. SHOWING THE TRANSITION IN POLICY OF DREDGING. FROM ANNUAL CITY REPORTS.


Below N. Y., P. & O. R. R.


Between N. Y., P. & O. R. R. and Up- per Valley


Upper Valley to Canal Lock


Year


Width of


Channel


Depth


Width of


Channel


Depth


Width of Channel


Depth


1886


50 ft.


16


ft.


' 50 ft.


12 ft.


50 ft.


10 ft.


1887


75 ft.


16


ft.


75 ft.


12 ft.


75 ft.


10 ft.


1888


75 ft.


161/2 ft.


>5 ft.


12 ft.


50 ft.


10 ft.


1889


100 ft.


17


ft.


75 ft.


12 ft.


50 ft.


10 ft.


1890


100 ft.


1872 ft.


75 ft.


13 ft.


75 ft.




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