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PUBLIC SCHOOL EDUCATION IN ARIZONA.


Table 3.School revenue and school expenditures.
Years. Income from State taxes. County and dis­trict taxes. From other funds, in­cluding balances. Total receipts. Salaries of teachers and super­intend­ents. Miscella­neous ex­pendi­tures. Total ex­pendi­tures. Tax valua­tion, hun­dreds omitted.
1872–73 $5,849 $20,211
1873–74 11,417
1874–75 $4,690 $9,232 $14,837 28,760 24,152
1875–76 31,449 $11,089 $17,655 28,744
1876–77 20,708 18,407
1877–78 21,396 21,396
1878–79 32,421 29,200
1879–80 67,028 61,172
1880–81 58,768 44,628
1881–82 101,967 98,268
1882–83 19,007 82,383 [1] 101,390 77,998 $31,588,000
1883–84 27,959 177,942 [1] 205,901 59,878 161,862 30,228,000
1884–85[2] 19,199 87,768 79,699 186,666 78,839 138,165 28,683,000
1885–86[2] 10,662 85,760 18,441 159,956 89,551 135,030 23,207,000
1886–87[2] 120,045 117,005 26,194,000
1887–88[2] 157,707 130,212 25,913,000
1888–89[2] 3,496 145,809 30,477 179,782 105,910 44,634 150,543 27,057,000
1889–90[2] 1,783 170,277 29,239 201,289 123,178 54,306 177,484 28,050,000
1890–91 236,743 198,762 28,270,000
1891–92 247,202 207,898 27,923,000
1892–93 266,069 221,213 28,486,000
1893–94 205,611 176,671 27,062,000
1894–95 [3] 164,099 [4] 14,266 32,913 211,278 140,573 62,444 203,016
1895–96 [3] 190,743 [4] 11,235 17,138 219,116 152,438 62,013 214,451 28,047,000
1896–97 [3] 213,152 [4] 2,436 4,190 219,778 155,991 49,958 205,949 30,693,000
1897–98 [3] 233,094 [4] 454 16,735 250,279 169,981 54,295 224,186 31,474,000
1898–99 10,000 204,167 47,970 295,884 178,144 60,481 241,556 32,510,000
1899–1900 11,101 218,580 100,749 421,776 189,189 110,542 345,314 33,782,000
1900–1901 11,458 194,285 205,502 411,244 214,266 112,572 336,839 38,854,000
1901–2 22,951 209,736 297,962 530,649 224,600 176,636 401,236 39,083,000
1902–3 25,761 249,118 226,581 501,460 242,848 172,291 412,741 43,088,000
1903–4 32,439 271,051 252,370 555,859 256,714 181,715 438,828 45,070,000
1904–5 38,217 278,571 214,787 531,575 401,001 114,826 515,828 57,920,000
1905–6 41,006 330,057 208,323 579,385 448,924 163,780 612,703 62,228,000
1906–7 43,833 397,979 255,949 697,762 508,207 161,155 669,362 77,372,000
1907–8 66,338 491,323 256,402 814,063 603,505 321,421 924,926 80,638,000
1908–9 [5] 61,758 82,684,000
1909–10 [5] 54,687 86,126,000
1910–11 [5] 63,981 98,033,000
1911–12 58,308 633,397 1,125,943 1,817,647 [6] 890,533 431,062 1,321,595 140,388,000
1912–13 124,886 797,423 1,419,743 2,342,052 941,563 636,577 1,578,141 375,862,000
1913–14 475,529 734,946 1,210,475 3,187,023 1,212,116 1,923,432 2,135,549 407,267,000
1914–15 460,852 695,959 2,173,602 3,330,413 1,509,633 1,064,850 2,574,484 420,000,000
1915–16 478,572 1,008,441 2,173,871 3,660,883 1,515,576 1,151,501 2,667,077
  1. 1.0 1.1 Not differentiated.
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 From report of 1889–90; the figures differ from those in the report of 1885–86.
  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 No returns from Apache and Coconino Counties.
  4. 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 Includes district taxes only.
  5. 5.0 5.1 5.2 These figures from House Journal, special session, 1912, p. 169.
  6. From this date these items are called “school maintenance.”

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PUBLIC SCHOOL EDUCATION IN ARIZONA.

1. PRIMARY SOURCES.

Arizona Journal of Education. Phoenix, Arizona, 1910–11.
Volume 1, No. 1, appeared in April, 1910, and the numbers seen run through December, 1911, with omissions for July, August, and September.
Devoted to education in general and to the schools of Arizona in particular.

Arizona Teacher.
Volume 1, No. 5, is for June, 1914; issued 10 times in the year, omitting July and August.
Edited by J. Colodny, Tucson, Arizona. Vol. 7 begins with February, 1917.

Arizona Teachers’ Association. Proceedings.
Report of 1911 annual meeting in Arizonal Journal of Education, 1: 120–123, December, 1910. 24th meeting in Arizona Teacher, 5: 8–15, May, 1916.
No meetings appear to have issued their proceedings separately.