School BondsBruce publishing Company, 1924 - 176 pagini |
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ANNUALLY FOR SCHOOL assessed valuation average board of education Bond Buyer bond sale bonded debt assumed BONDED INDEBTEDNESS ASSUMED Bureau of Education capital outlay Cent Dollars Cent clerk Control of Elementary corporation coupon bonds coupons Date debt limits Dollars Cent 1902 Dollars Cent Dollars East Chicago eleven cities Fort Smith Fraser Brown free or common free school district Highland Park Hood's State Laws INDEBTEDNESS ASSUMED ANNUALLY invested issuance issue bonds LAKES SECTION loans MacDowell Madison maturing municipal bonds of___ PAID ON SCHOOL payable PLAINS SECTION principal provisions purchase rate of interest sands sands sands sands Thou school bond issue school bonded debt SCHOOL BONDED INDEBTEDNESS school building programs school debt school purposes schoolhouse SECTION OF UNITED securities semi-annually sinking fund sold South Dakota SOUTHERN SECTION TABLE Theodore L tion Total town trustees or board union free school Versus Local Control WESTERN SECTION Yearly York
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Pagina 155 - South: Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and West Virginia.
Pagina 142 - ... of the second class cities law, and in all other cases at public sale not less than five or more than thirty days after a notice of such sale, stating the amount, date, maturity and rate of interest, has been published at least once in the official paper or papers, if any, of any such municipality, provided that if there is no official paper, then such notice of sale shall be published in a newspaper published in the county in which such bonds are to be issued, or a copy thereof shall be sent...
Pagina 94 - ... per cent in districts of the third class. In Idaho, for building and furnishing schoolhouses, 4 per cent; for sites, buildings, and furnishing schoolhouses in independent districts, 5 per cent. In Illinois, 5 per cent. In Indiana, 2 per cent; for constructing and equipping a room or building in which to teach the arta of agriculture, domestic science, or physical or practical mental culture, or for general township use, 1 per cent.
Pagina 140 - For the purpose of giving effect to these provisions, fcSds.0* the board of education are hereby authorized, whenever a tax shall have been voted to be collected in installments for the purpose of building a new school-house, or building an addition to a school-house, or making additions, alterations or improvements to...
Pagina 79 - The prevailing criticisms against the sinking fund plan are (1) the misuse of sinking fund moneys on the part of public officials, (2) the unscientific basis employed in the calculation of sinking fund requirements, (3) the difficulty of instructing the public in the complex nature of sinking fund plans, (4) the failure to provide for proper investment of funds, (5) the inability of a democracy to constantly provide the financial leadership necessary for the proper maintenance of the fund, (6) the...
Pagina 119 - York statute governing the sale of school bonds is as follows: "All bonds hereafter issued by any municipal corporation, or by any school district or civil division of the state, shall be sold, in the case of a city of the first class as required by its charter or by any special act under which such bonds are issued, in the case of a city of the second class as required by section sixty-one of the second class cities law, and in all other cases at public sale not less than five...
Pagina 103 - Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, and Wisconsin.
Pagina 61 - ... the city or town subject to taxation, as shown by the last preceding assessment for taxes; provided, however, that nothing above contained in this section shall apply to those cities and towns whose charters existing at the adoption of this Constitution authorize a larger percentage of indebtedness than...
Pagina 60 - ... purchasing sites, erecting buildings, etc., 3 per cent; for establishing a school of detention, one-half of 1 per cent of the ratables of the county. In New Mexico, 4 per cent. In New York (special school districts), 5 per cent. In North Dakota, 5 per cent. In Oklahoma, 5 per cent. In Oregon, 5 per cent. In Pennsylvania (except in districts of the first class), 7 per cent; in school districts having no indebtedness or whose indebtedness is less than 2 per cent, a temporary debt may be incurred...
Pagina 81 - State banks located in the county and furnishing bonds in at least double the probable amount of deposits, at the discretion of school boards. In special and independent districts the sinking fund may be used to purchase outstanding bonds, or may be invested in the bonds of North Dakota or of the United States, or may be deposited in National or State banks subject to the same restrictions as in common-school districts; in addition, in special school districts the sinking funds may be invested in...