Biennial report, Public Schools of North Carolina

              STATISTICAL REPORT
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
School Years July 1. 1902. to June 30. 1903, and
July 1, 1903, to June 30, 1904,
PART II OF REPORT.
BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
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SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
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BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
TABLE No. II.— School Fund Disbursed by County Treasurer
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Alamance $ 9,907.23
Alexander 4,267.89
Alleghany 4,050.12
Anson 5,861.79
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Ashe 7,886.72
Beaufort 7,639.96
Bertie 6,471.85
Bladen 5,702.33
Brunswick 3,693.98
Buncombe 19 , 201 . 75
Burke 6,388.90
Cabarrus 4,790.70
Caldwell 5,694.23
Camden 1,583.75
Carteret 5,451.90
Caswell 4,315.10
Catawba 3,579.70
Chatham 9,775.44
Cherokee 7,181.39
Chowan 2,551.25
Clay 2,019.14
Cleveland 12,107.19
Columbus 9,311.35
Craven 5,394.00
Cumberland — 9,974.98
Currituck 3,788.81
Dare 2,931.61
Davidson 10,505.99
Davie 4,633.23
Duplin 8,461.12
Durham 11,651.47
Edgecombe 7,896.65
Forsyth 16,376.14
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2.663.26
387.62
240.00
3,429.85
399.40
3,220.99
4,794.08
2,920.06
2,036.36
1,836.72
1,054.24
1,930.30
661.94
875.15
830.81
2,803.70
1,261.65
3,251.68
611.44
2,212.00
75.00
2,523.80
3,360.02
3,623.90
3,799.22
1,302.55
275.31
2,067.60
1,215.36
3,322.09
2,286.74
5,585.40
3,525.75
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1,186.87 $ 74.12
320.26
775.75 4.00
303.68 216.21
428.16
321.88 64.55
491.33 142.15
191.50
508.40 52.64
4,602.26
1,558.47 9.17
4.197.41
500.70 20.30
555 92
800.00 75.00
588.21 132.03
5,252.91 75.00
1.071.71 44.63
326.59
1,369.46 412.00
79.07
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997.82 127.74
2,139.31 92.00
120.76 25.00
887.89 261.60
468.84 13.35
1,069.41 164.50
205.00
780.07 236.66
1.503.72 250.00
2,946.38 ! 486.07
1,946.17 1,040.30
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142.00
234.39 86.00
373.58
400.00 !
360.00
541.00
170.14
430.10 :
960.00
183.75 54.60 13.05
627.79 100.00
541.35
76.16
287.09
386.68
192.50
635.00
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123.00 41.25 25.00
106.00
709.00 150.00 32.50
425.90 48.00 48.00
356.35
657.58 80.00 15.00
90.57
152.83
480.00 18.40 —
151.76 37.37 I
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912.00 42.50 15.00
637.50 100.85
646.00 45.60 35.00
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
Jor School Year Ending June 30. 1903.
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363.35
105.51
117.19
216.44
210.56
442.24
271.61
182.40
374.40
398.85
196.13
315.59
151.11
61.81
156.04
168.84
335.22
236.52
171.06
159.23
45.76
396.08
326.58
292.70
360.45
65.00
95.53
317.89
138.47
268.46
710.49
522.99
604.01
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95.46
108.40
110-10
276-50
96.83
150.00
40.60
141.80
201.49
427.38
84.10
58.30
52.40
40.00
54,75
54-30
130.55
88.85
26.20
41.50
40.75
90.60
142.20
143.10
212.70
241.30
46.90
63.00
41.08
131.58
309.05
114.80
109.15
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12.04
30.00
21.80
24.92
2,144.62
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748.48 4,425.49
57.15
24.60 3,600.00
2.50
15.60
13.50
41.40
1,244.47
4.50
30.07
83.10 1,900 08
105.02
3,784.00
17.16 40.00
35.92
3.25
29.75
14.43 14,903.45
324.52 6,814.00
1.633.26 2.000.00
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357.66 37.24
135.61 59.86
177.50 161.07
14.80 54.91
22.63
1,007.16 87.25
264.73 76.89
98.70 34.19
2,707.30 246.41
291.09 112.44
665.48 51.10
56.95 28.46
445.81 13.70
300.53
89.66 56.74
1,153.51 102.12
772.32 86.76
1,122.19 59.89
3.35
897.39 185.00
1,103.05 131.52
1,681.38 172.24
1,525.93 197.08
262.49 30.38
1,281.63 30.12
1,322.48 167.28
598.28 28.31
23.90 94.39
1,993.27 100.92
1,582.33 185.44
2,743.04 102.42
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18,838.11
5,738.62
5,843.02
11,038.42
9,516.30
14,366.87
13,853.73
9,649.85
7,430.26
35,554.64
10,003.09
16,361.27
7,707.44
3.654.83
7,956.12
8,610.86
17,096.66
16,004.31
9,769.15
8,121.27
2,399.14
20,200.30
17,232.95
15.593.43
18,029.59
6,263.29
4,813.93
16,212.47
7,052.11
13,691.52
34,693.04
27,196.93
30,806.84
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1,817.74
16.88
3,839.78
1,060.93
6,053.84
3,094.31
1,802.88
2,423.48
24.34
2,967.24
1,092.95
387.29
375.18
1,891.22
2,712.38
3,387.74
2,763.66
4,541.76
4,638.26
64.71
18.03
2,366.14
3,519.76
304.96
1,616.90
2,849.01
1,703.77
1,809.02
162.10
1,350.80
2,071.93
985.25
10 BIENNIAL BEPOBT OF THE
Table No. II-Counties.
Franklin
Gaston
Gates
Graham
Granville
Greene
Guilford
Halifax
Harnett
Haywood
Henderson
Hertford
Hyde
Iredell
Jackson
Johnston
Jones
Lenoir
Lincoln
Macon
Madison
Martin
McDowell
Mecklenburg
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Mitchell
Montgomery—
Moore
Nash
New Hanover
Northampton —
Onslow
Orange
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11,810.38
3,422.50
2,396.63
7,475.97
4,117.40
13,621.70
10,385-90
•5,841.56
12,010.05
6,015.08
4,215.89 $ 1,083.72 $ 184.30 $ 735.20 $
3,146.08 1,319.72 100.00 555.85 34.60
2,181.77 I 190.50 254.50 45.00 ' 25.00
8, 863. 72 310.00
2,031.75 i 775.81
3,780.65 1,837.27
9,207-91 410.00
1,465-64 2,117-34
300.00 200.00
575.88 408-22
136-36
729.71
197.99
435.00
346.00
302.70
813.80
405.00
625.00
117.25
3,567.98
10,826.12
5,515.16
19, 946- 28
2,693.86
6,357-20
5,316.54
6,340.25
9,023.45
5,837.27
2,003.61
19,632.12
6.739.45
5,928.04
10,875.36
10,182.71
18,959.50
6,358-85
4,151.70
6,015.43
3,698.97
1,259.95
3,052.26
304.98
3,111.16
1,624-03
2,408.49
1,351.92
371.25
230.95
3,329.57
170.10
6,059.88
387.90
1,601.99
3,919.20
4,308.96
7,755.00
4,747.60
953-70
2,309.03
1,512.56
1 100 00
1,648.55 100.00
231.29 —
394.57 \
64.60
630.17 150.42
121.00
1,367-02
101.12
6,557.60
231.77
1,069.24
826.81
1,592.83
14,620.90
978.66
495.92
1,529.43
255.85
156.16
103.66
272.52
37.50
300.77
30-86
242.00
522.50
350.24
348.00
127.00
372.00
355.77
296-67
464.00
140.66
100.50
992.00
160.00
204.75
575.00
548-59
720.00
690-00
347.50
313.69
116.00
35.75
j 35.75
40.00 24.00
107.80
55.20 14.00
88-55
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50.00
86-29 10-00
77-00 20.00
30.75 29.00
50-00 |
42.00
97-79 __.
88.50 i
34.50 :
64-37 64.35
37.60 20-00
47.10 15.00
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC ENSTRUCTION, VI
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278.90
386.80
124.55
29.49
266.40
162.56
615.22
473.52
206.42
279.85
166.72
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;$ 636.15
2,872.12 , 1,018.33
! 508.36
10.40
19.36
77.66
97.20
49.40
115.45
43.60
94.70
350.00
185.61
27.58
48.18
26.03
138.20
21.78
947.31
551.52
9,607.00 1,325.00
1,670.20 986.08
51.00
102.56
365.02
138.28
493.39 I
94.25 !
272.76
|
171.17
152.71 j
204.33
223.37
19.44
484.47
156.92
180.89
343.26
222.57
1,005.15
277.27
133.20
207.52
115.17
65.60
157.05
63.40
88.65
92.80
55.20
83.90
111.00
127. 80
180.37
27-70
148.60
87.00
40.15
80.11
57.65
84.00
54.15
71.50
73.90
50.65
10.00
15.00
590.00 215.79
145.01
71.78
100.00
194.52
62.46
120.00
37.99
17.55
9.30
8.70
17.07
34.50
5.40
133-69
18.35
22.17
37.30
13.50
110.83
88-40
37.02
80-31
5.23
2,041.60
3,576.00
11,250.00
906.50
425.33
4,538.24
86.00
2,011.87
57.54
236.87
383.83
118.35
3 25
1.25
3,606.83
56.20
10.00
130.10
967.97
7,002.45
593.74
537.10
505.95
72.95
28.03
133.10
62.20
155.48
16.85
76.18
49.91
227.02
104.00
140.82
61.81
212.08
57.32
30.02
318.37
169.
6
7
214.68
43.38
57.80
9.57
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14,224.01
21,366.70
6,918.97
2,426.12
13,586.47
8,290.76
32,060.73
24,395.23
10,527.89
13,992.70
8,337.13
5,801.45
23,506.49
6,801.56
26,331.67
4,715.63
13,910.87
8,562.08
7,788.25
10,216.85
11,410.99
2,489.68
49,296.37
7,983.41
9,225.41
17,506.75
19,028.55
50,257.83
14,140.85
7,071.79
11,155.16
5,867.81
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; 2,215 79
3,099.58
479.88
48.62
373.85
533.81
10.89
10,403.99
860.86
76.82
648-83
2,591.25
1,551.32
2,924.30
2,290.87
2,129.00
1,759.38
3,294.02
4,445.16
12,586.85
1,680.81
2,859.99
1,053.36
3,879.81
539.12
3,331.81
8,176.14
1,072.98
5,309.76
65.17
2,437.82
Deficit, $902.06.
12 IilEXXIAL REPORT OF THE
Table No. II-Counties.
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Pender
Perquimans-
Person
Pitt
Polk
6
4
2
5
13
2
Randolph 13
Richmond
Robeson
Rockingham —
Rowan
Rutherford
Sampson 9,
2,
7,
6,
7,
3,
3,
2,
Scotland
Stanly
Stokes
Surry
Swain
Transylvania
Tyrrell
Union 11,
Vance
Wake
Warren
Washington
Watauga —
Wayne 10,
Wilkes 9,
Wilson 14,
Yadkin 5,
Yancey 4,
Total 737,
,289.65
,712.68
436.47
,577.50
491.44
678.88
313.86
467.12
836.83
386.58
533.11
875.66
022.49
922.62
381.26
883.26
682.27
839.63
667.08
013.12
757.64
891.83
493.09
865.06
665.93
833.28
212. 00
732.56
605.60
184.10
920.17
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$ 4,257.06
3,243.56
2,112.52
2,444.32
4,472.42
604.65
1,854.35
3,681.35
*7,742.06
4.378.63
4,045.52
2,527.85
2,994.06
2,044.88
667.50
1,202.19
769. 70
112.50
307.99
470.50
3,334.02
2,418.23
13,931.64
4,742.06
2,394.30
120.00
3,931.45
969.52
4,502 24
590.02
72.00
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967.50
239.22
3,890.72
3,675.65
702.90
979.08
1,171.93
1,940.24
2,078.63
964.00
2,217.43
619.11
1,552.77
505.72
3,532.25
1,649.31
360.32
150.00
809.29
412.57
2,354.79
603.45
295.15
207.52
4,754.00
2,436.49
4,951.39
1,042.22
164.57
162.35 238,862.85 i 124,838.94
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119.33 I 288.05
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175.05 : 232.50 41.25 25.00
1,294.35! 325.00 I
105.10 998.80 100.00
543.85 242.25 35.00 15.00
21.99 408.96 34.00 10.00
285.10 304.00
1,255.89 566.40 41.95
j 850.00 81.25 81.25
374.00 1,000.15 70.00 30.00
216.37 450.00
234.36 126.25 41.40 23.25
157.73 354.00
31-00 135.25 60.00 '
16-75 575.96
408.00 31.75
128.00 30.80 ...
184.50
45.00 33.96 25.00
579.00 38-50
521.00 30.55
1,200.00 31.00 50.OO
480.00 25.00
380.00 ; 217.50
268.14 41.10 35.00
239.60 900.00 30.65
117.67 358.65 4.00
£69.76 700.00 -
202.25
1 210.24 50.00
13,951.68 39,534.70 ; 3,074.73 958.20
229.05
114.73
636.75
300.00
117.57
$1,953.23 was for Croatans.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 13
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$ 223.96 $ 45.75 $ 15.00 $ $ 52.00 $ 88.54 $ 11,421.96 $ 1,346.43
165.46 69.80 ,
! 5.00 9,571.38 1,796.69
102.28 54.50 ! 45.60 ,
31.00 5,495.39 1,787.11
270.77 125.99 2.87 92.58 14,024.10-
477.62 45.80 79.93 884.40 27.62 24,358.78 8,543.97
108.06 73.95 11-45 8.50 28.42 5,052.91! 648.54
342.93 86.50 62.46 -— 375.57 - 17,489-70 21.09
204.94 55.30 43.07 824.00 316.49 69.73 12,423.0a 5,516.86
432.10 57.65 97.90 —
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66.48 22.037.50 6,977.25
408.26 63.20 107.81 2,552.80 2,654.71 145 68 24,788.80 139.21
490.09 155.48 44.50 3,525.40 590.98 180.30 35,003.53 2,067.18
341.34 102.70 82.01 90.89 162.80 17,067.05 306.82
•741.55 117.50 13.50 •- 1,061.24 182.82 15,177.59 2,031-34
111.91 37.75 171.89 77.12 7,430.67 1,369.31
197.90 44.60 28.90 834.75 206.40 10,093.28 1,978.90
259.40 76.70 94.69 445.18 143.24 13,229.62 1,208.98
171.49 132.15 29.60 2,034.44 20.00 13-40 12,942.11 432.93
91.42 45-20 29.44 38.78 4,676.09 2,951.71
88.09 14.00 98.78 44.50 4,404.94 5,137.49
60.59 55.00 2.63 228.95 14.03 3,098.78 2,092.66
352.96 59.10 71.27 1,060.80 177.88 168.42 18,637.93 1,352.06
253.34 74.80 152.75 4,441.50 659.84 119.74 13,090.88
;
1,893.42
1,172.97 162.10 284.55 2,000.00 10,329.48 196.68 59,843.05 5,738.24
251.34 46.10 21.80 372.60 956-68 : 128-12 12,792-21 169-24
154.49 29.30 44.50 15.05 21.98 7,315.77 2,617.93
175.07 79.55 .60 140.00 , 63.38 8,963.64 1,059.97
395.85 37.20 63.84 6,574.00 119.00 138.72 27,396.31 1,307.30
286.04 97.55 63.18 163.88 72.49 14,302.03 56.10
532.60 115.50 218.90 1,297.82 , 27,293.81 5,004.65
153.93 130.00 409.08 138.74 7,850.34 1.075.51
121.10 138.00 3.00 ,
40.00 94.30 5,813-40 241.66
26,272.51 , 9,363.83 6,247.26 99,854.32 74,944.04 8,516.63 1,383,582.04 213,834.47
14 BIEXXIAE REPORT OF THE
TABLE No. III.—Showing Number of Children Between Six and Twenty-one Years of Age.
the State During the School Year
Counties.
Alamance -
Alexander
Alleghany -
Anson
Ashe
Beaufort ---
Bertie
Bladen
Brunswick
Buncombe
Burke
Cabarrus- --
Caldwell - - -
Camden
Carteret —
Caswell
Catawba—
Chatham
Cherokee —
Chowan —
Clay
Cleveland —
Columbus—
Craven
Cumberland
Currituck --
Dare
Davidson
—
Davie
Duplin
Census of
White Children.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBETC INSTRUCTION. 15
Number Enrolled. Average
Ending June 30. 1903.
Attendance and Institute Statistics in the Several Counties of
Census of
Colored Children.
1.287
165
99
2.086
123
1,763
2,318
1,630
904
1,522
533
1,068
428
407
304
1,282
613
1,294
82
887
24
1,033
1,320
2,112
2,258
330
93
617
496
1,563
1,234
176
97
2,211
146
1,881
2,159
1,541
935
1,157
474
1,115
389
385
276
1,311
580
1,771
87
876
26
1,067
1,347
2,213
2,311
328
83
581
451
1,551
2,521
341
196
4,297
269
3,644
4,477
3,171
1,839
2,679
1,007
2,183
817
792
580
2,593
1,193
3,065
169
1,763
50
2,100
2,667
4,325
4,569
658
176
1,198
947
3,114
Enrollment of
Colored Children.
Male.
16 BIENNIAL, REPOBT OF THE
Table No. Ill-
Census of
White Children.
Enrollment of
White Children.
Counties.
Durham 2,984
Edgecombe 1 1,701
Forsyth ' 4,240
Franklin 2,151
Gaston 4,006
Gates 1,071
Graham 895
Granville 2,049
Greene ' 1,076
Guilford 4,856
Halifax /
' 1,855
Harnett 2,205
Haywood 3,207
Henderson 2,410 .
Hertford 1,024
Hyde 924
Iredell 4,088
Jackson 2,225
Johnston 4,384
Jones , 783
Lenoir '
1,956
Lincoln 2,286
Macon 2,127
Madison 4,090
Martin 1,486
McDowell 1,996
Mecklenburg 5,543
Mitchell 3,155
Montgomery 1,945
Moore 2,799
Nash 2,702
<a
3,133
1,587
3,980
1,926
4,013
912
822
1,890
1,048
4,972
1,742
2,037
2,990
2,702
1,045
880
3,715
2,062
4,107
706
1,772
2,317
2,010
4,013
1,353
1,892
5,324
2,881
1,824
2,664
2,484
oH
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 17
Continued.
Census of
18 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
Table No. Ill-
Counties.
New Hanover
Northampton
Onslow
Orange
Pamlico
Pasquotank
Pender
Perquimans
Person
Pitt
Polk
Randolph
Richmond
Robeson
Croatans in Robeson
Rockingham
Rowan
Rutherford
Sampson
Scotland
Stanly
«Stokes
Surry
Swain
Transylvania
Tyrrell
Union
Vance
Wake
Warren
Washington
Census of
White Children.
SLTEKIXTKXDEXT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, L9
Continued.
Census of
Colored Children.
20 BIEXiSTIAL REPORT OF THE
Table No. Ill-
Counties.
Watauga
Wayne
Wilkes
Wilson
Yadkin
Yancey
Total-
Census of
White Children.
Enrollment of
White Children.
2,687
3,275
4,858
3,487
2,459
2,394
234,901
2,448 5,135
3,102 6,377
4,492
2,148
2,284
2,203
9,350
4,635
4,743
4,597
1,732
2,635
3,174
2,003
1,806
1,267
222,753 457,654 [152,845
1,733
2,499
2,906
1,562
1,608
1,114
141,814
3,465
5,134
6,080
3,565
3,414
2,381
< b
1,975
3,270
3,409
2,073
2,110
1,367
294,659
I
177,541
Enrollment in city schools, white 25,023
Total 319,682
Average attendance, white, in city schools, 16,648
Total 194.189
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 21
Continued.
Census of
BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
TABLE No. III.—Continued.—Showing Number of Persons Between Twelve and Twenty-one
who can not Read and Write.
White. Colored.
Counties.
<u
Alamance —
Alexander
Alleghany
-
Anson
Ashe
Beaufort —
Bertie
Bladen
Brunswick -
Buncombe
Burke
Cabarrus —
Caldwell
Camden
Carteret
Caswell
Catawba
Chatham —
Cherokee—
Chowan
Clay
Cleveland
—
Columbus
Craven
Cumberland
Currituck
Dare
Davidson
Davie
Duplin
243
86
61
140
85
22
57
15
85
200
85
175
40
23
48
125
221
75
14
155
86
195
62
58
162
73
45
18
10
99
229
49
143
33
24
34
160
193
80
3
141
200
438
148
119
302
158
67
75
25
184
429
209
134
318
73
47
437
82
285
414
155
17
296
286
146
13
12
390
26
113
450
60
159
75
52
80
145
110
-22
124
18
16
286
22
226
391
45
79
200
120
30
67
60
149
SUPERINTENDENT OE PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Table No. Ill—Census— Continued.
White. Colored.
Counties.
§
Durham
Edgecombe -
Forsyth
Franklin
Gaston
Gates
Graham
Granville
Greene
Guilford
Halifax
Harnett
Haywood
Henderson
Hertford
Hyde
Iredell
Jackson
Johnston
Jones
Lenoir
Lincoln
Macon
Madison
Martin
McDowell
Mecklenburg-
Mitchell
Montgomery-
Moore
Nash
47
193
425
354
111
52
52
140
106
37
61
24
174
68
255
37
106
75
286
50
108
68
66
25
49
115
220
336
73
44
40
56
145
119
22
24
23
124
61
138
34
90
75
357
50
58
63
66
10
308
645
690
184
96
92
144
285
225
59
85
47
298
129
393
71
196
150
643
100
166
131
132
35
791
603
181
113
250
175
90
16
14
243
39
179
7
168
34
156
11
21
70
78
555
335
164
101
199
120
22
119
161
40
136
4
101
35
142
9
29
75
108
6
58
55
158
1.346
938
345
214
449
295
179
38
133
404
79
315
11
269
69
20
50
145
229
14
112
105
24: BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
Table No. Ill—Census— Continued.
Counties.
White. Colored.
New Hanover
Northampton
Onslow
Orange
Pamlico
Pasquotank
Pender
Perquimans
Person
Pitt
Polk
Randolph
Richmond
Robeson
Rockingham---
Rowan
Rutherford
Sampson
Scotland
Stanly
Stokes
Surry
Swain
Transylvania
Tyrrell
Union
Vance
Wake
Warren
Washington —
Watauga
16
91
200
22
58
30
22
82
180
56
50
224
39
46
65
175
62
350
235
516
87
39
9
112
30
20
48
189
17
42
26
11
71
140
47
43
183
25
53
60
150
51
325
372
478
65
28
7
105
19
36
139
389
39
100
56
33
153
320
103
271
93
407
65
99
125
325
113
675
607
994
152
67
280
16
217
49
9
356
197
47
158
157
46
219
350
14
97
551
58
35
45
125
209
84
60
9
16
10
295
211
23
278
171
38
113
190
24
148
520
10
103
491
52
30
50
162
235
75
62
6
12
18
220
174
19
17
634
368
85
271
347
70
367
870
24
65
200
1,042 ,
110
65
95
287
444
159
122
499
28
515
385
42
Sll'F.IMNTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Table No. Ill—Census—Continued.
26 BIEXISTIAL, KEPOKT OF THE
TABLE No. IV. — Report Showing the Number of Public School Districts. Number of School
Length of Terms in Weeks, and Average Monthly Salary of Teachers in the Rural
Counties.
Alamance -
Alexander -
Alleghany -
Anson
Ashe
Beaufort—
Bertie
Bladen
Brunswick-
Buncombe -
Burke
Cabarrus
—
Caldwell —
Camden
Carteret —
Caswell
Catawba —
Chatham—
Cherokee---
Chowan
Clay
Cleveland —
Columbus --
Craven
Cumberland
Currituck —
Dare
Davidson
Davie
Duplin
Durham
Edgecombe
Number
of School
Districts.
62
53
42
55
100
76
68
71
47
15
56
.48
66
20
43
41
72
86
59
19
19
83
90
45
71
36
19
94
45
79
32
37
Number
of Schools
Taught.
62
53
44
55
100
75
68
71
43
109
56
50
67
19
43
41
71
80
50
18
19
83
85
45
70
36
19
94
45
79
32
39
Value of
Public School
Property.
400. 00
913. 00
120. 00
815. 00
025. 00
660. 00
510.00
000. 00
000. 00
455. 00
755. 00
475.00
500. 00
650. 00
700. 00
000. 00
960. 00
000. 00
900.00
795. 00
500. 00
499.00
835. 00
000. 00
190.00
565.00
200. 00
449. 00
820.00
925.00 !
830. 00
Average
Length of Term
in Weeks.
O
4, 530. 00
159.00
230.00
4,405.00
370- 00
3, 784. 00
5,915.00
2,740.00
U
16,400.00
680. 00
5,960.00
1,000.00
1,500.00
860.00
1,125.00
1,600.00
2,950.00
2,975.00
2,200.00
2, 989. 00
7,685.00
3,500.00
830. 00
325.00
3,405.00
875.00
3,720.00
3,750.00
7, 305. 00
17.25
13-00
16.00
14.00
15.00
15.00
16.08
14.00
12.33
24.00
14.00
12.00
14.73
18.00
16.75
15.00
15.40
16.25
16.14
16.61
15.16
16.00
14.00
16.00
13.00
15.40
13.05
14.08
14.40
15.50
32.00
27.30
14.77
11.00
16-00
14.42
14.00
12.50
14.53
14.00
11.50
20-00
12.20
12.00
10-40
17.00
18.00
15-50
12.00
16.00
16-00
16-68
12.00
16.00
14.00
16-00
13.00
16.10
12.67
13.55
11.60
13.00
28.00
26.00
16.25
40
32
36
SUPERINTENDENT OF TUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Houses. Number of Schools Taught. Value of Rural and City Public School Property. Average
Schools of the Several Counties In the State During the School Year Ending June 30, 1903.
Average
2S BIENNIAL IJEPOItT OF THE
Table No. IV—
Counties.
Foi-syth
Franklin
Gaston
Gates
Graham--
Granville
Greene
Guilford
Halifax
Harnett
Haywood
Henderson
Hertford
Hyde
Iredell
Jackson
Johnston
Jones
Lenoir _.
Lincoln
Macon
Madison
Martin
McDowell
Mecklenburg -
Mitchell
Montgomery —
Moore
Nash
New Hanover-
Northampton
Onslow
Orange
Number
of School
Districts.
74
53
73
31
23
52
32
94
56
57
51
51
31
28
87
45
110
33
43
56
59
74
48
59
78
63
58
85
57
13
44
52
50
Number
of Schools
Taught.
52
32
92
56
57
49
51
34
50
86
45
110
31
43
58
59
74
49
48
78
63
58
84
55
15
44
54
49
20
Value of
Public School
Propei-ty.
Average
Length of Term
in Weeks.
$74,302.00
6,945.00
12, 600. 00
3,635.00
4,200.00
7,460.00
3,290.00
55,000.00
8,336.00
7,063.00
6,195.00
12,625.00
3, 885. 00
5,200.00
26,620.00
12,832.00
15, 725. 00
1,950.00
6, 000. 00
13,200.00
10,877.00
13,450.00
10, 800. 00
7, 500. 00
20, 625. 00
5,000.00
4,780.00
3,948.00
10,000.00
83, 000. 00
7, 000. 00
4,680.00
8, 156. 00
O
$20, 200. 00
2,660.00
3, 697. 00
1,925.00
20.00
16.33
18-93
16.00
2,875.00
1,770.00
8,500.00
9,155.00
2,392.00
500.00
1,050.00
3,005.00
2, 000. 00
5, 813. 00
480.00
4, 439. 00
1,285.00
3, 000. 00
2,240-00
375. 00
135.00
4,000.00
700. 00
13,250.00
225.00
890. 00
1,587.00
4,260.00
16,500.00
3,000.00
1,280.00
1.886.00
17.40
16.33
18.00
24.25
11.50
17.60
15.90
18.00
16.33
17.75
17.10
16.69
14.03
18.80
13.40
14. 05
17.04
17.00
13.12
21.12
15.50
15.00
17-00
18.00
28.33
17.00
14.25
16.25 |
O O
20. 00 30. 75
16.00 i
16.73
|
34
15.00 I
16.00
16.00
18.50
20.50
11.10
18.66
10.00
16.20
15.50
17.50
17.00
14.86
13.64
17.60
15.03
17.65
12.50
17-00
10-46
17-50
14.50
15.00
18.00
16-00
28.33
17.00
12.60
13.00
32
SUPERINTKM'KNT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 29
Continued.
Average
Salary of Teachers
Per Month.
Number of School Houses.
£s
35. 00
35.63
31.18
30.00
27.71
28.75
28.93
35.00
29.00
27.71
29.85
31.36
23.50
34.00
28.79
25.33
27.73
28.00
25.36
43.65
27.00
28.00
34.00
35.00
56.25
39.00
27.24
30.00
White. Colored.
2E
T3 <V
- OS
®S
0,3 o v OS Ufa
o^:
32.00
|
30.75 ; 25.00 20.50
34.70 26.10 ' 22.00 19.15
31.26 26.05 25.33 23.89
27.50 25.00 23.33 22.35
28.50
27.00
28.50
30.00
27.75
26.50
28.00
24.20
29.00
29.16
23.67
28.17
22.50
27.50
25.51
21.83
25.43
28.00
23.11
29.50
22.00
25.54
30.00
29.00
40.51
26.50
26.74
29.88
23.20
25.00
25.03
25-00
19.34
28.00
20.83
24.03
21.00
22.48
24.17
22.50
20.60
23.00
22.25
20.00
25.00
23.41
22.50
20-00
22-86
25-00
25-00
36-00
25.75
20.00
24.81
20.90
19.00
21.20
24.00
19.34
20.00
21.40
21.35
21.00
28.36
23.33
21.78
21.00
19.75
22.50
20.00
17.50
25.00
18.00
20.00
22.72
23.00
23.00
29.20
23.43
20.00
23.00
77
45
66
31
21
40
26
82
49
55
48
49
31
29
97
41
102
28
40
59
55
64
48
47
65
32
50
70
48
18
36
38
26
69
48
55
44
47
31
29
84
39
102
28
40
50
52
59
48
37
64
20
48
70
48
17
36
47
42
Houses
Built I
During:
Year.
£ 6
21 ! 1
41 10
29 | 4
24
20 I 3
31 | 4
25 4
24
New
Dis-tricts.
* I -s
28 10
2 -—
8 2
31 1 1
_... 1 ._
.__. 3 —
-
1
1
3
4
3
6
2 |-
6 3
3 2
7
1 1
1 __._
1 -
30 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
Table No. IV—
Counties.
Pamlico
Pasquotank
Pender
Perquimans
Person
Pitt
Polk
Randolph —
Richmond -
Number I Number
of School of Schools
Districts. Taught.
25
22
48
28
39
85
32
107
38
Robeson 87
Rockingham 76
Rowan 83
Rutherford
Sampson
Scotland
Stanly
Stokes
Surry
Swain
Transylvania
Tyrrell
Union
Vance 26
Wake 95
Warren 39
Washington 29
Watauga 11
Wayne- 72
Wilkes---- 116
Wilson 45
Yadkin 56
Yancey 47
76
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Continued.
Average
Salary of Teachers
Per Month.
573
29.65
30.60
28.33
27.20
28.00
45.00
26.00
29.61
30.00
34.15
31.87
30.37
28.35
25.46
32.62
27.50
27.31
26.50
24.55
24.95
24.09
28.00
36.00
32.65
38.33
29.25
24.84
32.50
26.00
35.00
26.50
23.80
Number of School Houses.
White.
22.44
30.85
26.00
25.40
28 00
32.00
28.90
23.32
25.00
27.74
26.65
29.00
24.65
22.44
25.03
27.50
25.57
23.75
23.63
25.29
22.00
25.00
28.00
27.97
24.66
28.60
21.37
28.64
24.00
32.25
24.75
19.17
OS
SB
o o
22.79
21.20
20.70
25.55
20.00
23.00
24.16
23.18
25.00
29.16
25.50
25.38
25.61
17.60
22.85
26.15
17.45
22.50
24.00
24.75
19.00
24.48
22.72
28.25
15.00
23-75
21.00
25-00
21.00
15-00
21.37
26-20
19.87
24.28
20.00
21.00
24.66
22-70
22.00
27.68
22-82
24.51
24.52
13.09
20-59
22-15
18-95
18-75
22.50
24.44
19.75
23-25
18-75
20-72
20-86
23.75
15-00
21.68
20-00
23-50
18.00
10-00
22
22
43
28
39
83
29
99
28
75
71
79
57
81
17
61
66
86
30
27
28
77
23
96
39
29
69
73
86
45
47
40
Colored.
18
Houses
Built
During
Year.
2
7
27 !
19
57
43
19
New
Dis-tricts.
29.93 26.80 23.51 21.76 ,5,000 '' 389 4,576 35 2,188 330 1,840 292 52 30
32 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
TABLE No. V.—Number of Teachers Examined and Approved During the
Counties.
Alamance —
Alexander --
Alleghany --
Anson
Ashe
Beaufort —
Bertie
Bladen
Brunswick -
Buncombe —
Burke
Cabarrus
Caldwell
Camden
Carteret
Caswell
Catawba
Chatham —
Cherokee
Chowan
Clay
Cleveland ---
Columbus —
Craven
Cumberland
Currituck --
Dare
Davidson
Davie
Duplin
Durham
White.
First Grade.
17
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14 I
12
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20
6
9
17
34
13
8
31
14
7
2
27
38
13
1
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3
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4
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22
7
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3
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3
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21
8
40
30
21
7
46
7
10
19
6
7
17
17
28
11
5
45
14
16
40
11
13
9
2
38
16
44
21
16
33
30
60
36
30
24
80
20
18
50
20
14
19
44
66
24
6
Second Grade. Third Grade.
5 -
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25
13
19
1
12
15
1
20
1
2
21
14
2
2
16
16
19
7
11
2
4 11
22
40
35
16
50
6
19
6
18
35
30
18
23
2
15
3
40
24
26
2
22
29
19
30
4
4
33
41
12
7
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SUPERINTENDENT OE PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. :;:;
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Colored.
First Grade. Second Grade. Third Grade.
Total White. Total Colored.
5 —
66
65
51
49'
86
66
55
36
42
121
50
36
73
22
30
22
86
91
50
39
9
3
39
5
32
58
40
17
21
12
22
17
15
7
20
25
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3
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34 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
Table No. V —
White.
Counties
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 60
Continued.
Colored.
First Grade. Second Grade. Third Grade.
a §
S ' fa
Total White. Total Colored.
3 2
8 44
3 1
5 29
27
102
7
88
34
4 1
1 1
1-
1
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7 1
1 1
3
36 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
Table No. V—
Counties.
Northampton
Onslow
Orange
Pamlico
Pasquotank -
Pender
Perquimans--
Person
Pitt
Polk
Randolph
Richmond
Robeson
Rockingham -
Rowan
Rutherford —
Sampson
Scotland
Stanly
Stokes
Surry
Swain
Transylvania-
Tyrrell
Union
Vance
Wake
Warren
Washington--
Watauga
Wayne
White.
First Grade. Second Grade. Third Grade.
7
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
4
24
5
12
3
12
16
11
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3 2
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6
6
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1 1
44
23
31
27
29
34
15
25
43
39
95
40
57
37
59
101
105
20
56
72
86
35
24
11
52
18
62
21
23
69
56
38 BIEXXIAL REPORT OF THE
Table No. V—
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 39
Continued.
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50 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
TABLE No. Vlll-Showing Number of White Children
Counties.
Alamance ~
Alexander
Alleghany
Anson
Ashe
Beaufort
Bertie
Bladen
Brunswick--
* Buncombe -
Burke
Cabarrus
Caldwell
Camden
Carteret
Caswell
Catawba
Chatham
Cherokee
Chowan
Clay
Cleveland —
Columbus —
*Craven
Cumberland-
Currituck—
Dare
Davidson —
Davie
Duplin
Durham
Edgecombe -
'" 5 t*
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1,145
404
521
718
868
1,290
1,034
528
339
8a
731
492
920
283
1,220
822
639
331
244
1, 312
1,059
~ £ £
632
273
116
549
517
703
%. c c
S'o E
522
437
374
415
615
550
502
426
172
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731
210
297
458
450
694
536
445
217
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3.2 *"
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£ c 3
568
326
298
443
456
296
388
313
250
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30,0
2
94
433
493
416
54
2,000
345
309
1,087
576
1,349
2,617
608
497
146
28
660
472
345
529
523
102
1,000
462
211
615
257
573
419
401
432
406
114
183
1,097
656
357
480
490
138
819
334
489
458
119
718
1,799
322
171
961
406
542
374
365
1,365
653
284
196
77
1,049
653
850
629
239
365
449
670
384
598
565
443
141
135
804
607
2.000
570
186
681
361
543 101
398 —.
340
"No report.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC OBSTRUCTION. 51
Studying Different Branches. Year Ending June 30. 1903.
r u "
1 £ E
477
135
34
232
275
466
263
164
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32
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5
339
139
265
224
335
324
292
253
125
144
90
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199
175
389
101
154
162
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1,470
227
303
303
473
874
687
374
199
768
71
76
134
254
701
207
149
161
47
30
20
61
139
133
77
81
70
21
16
8
36
12
109
119
200
256
68
681
530
50
323
160
71
22
474
293
193
244
167
55
312
263
36
98
596
272
63
203
590
23
184
125
519
290
29
31
11
125
219
475
542
309
250
469
428
400
605
545
243
113
699
666
326
138
129
59
220
150
200
168
289
100
69
999
268
42
85
91
210
84
40
27
11
477
73
18
57
42
3
5
306
66
306
149
1,065
375
97
282
176
220
275
388
183
119
377
208
367
198
292
1,000
706
12
184
110
143
293
750
582
222
761
463
811
609
632
3,044
1,002
64
300
118
301
285
245
2,054
75
8
16
40
54
56
140
100
3
102
79
2,350
7
52 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
Table No. VIII-Counties.
2
3 01 o
MS v
^ S £
Si s*
p-tiK 3^<
2
Forsyth
Franklin
Gaston
Gates
*Graham
Granville
Greene
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Halifax
Harnett
Haywood
Henderson
Hertford
Hyde
Iredell
Jackson
Johnston
Jones
Lenoir
Lincoln
Macon
Madison
Martin
McDowell
Mecklenburg- -
Mitchell
Montgomery —
Moore
Nash
New Hanover-
Northampton -
Onslow
3,175 2,001
883 552
1,173 ! 589
479 : 321
982
369
646
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1,589
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1,948
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1,300
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806
994
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1,690
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1,026
1,208
798
610
356
513
646
393
295
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774
345
1,147
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185
373
296
838
861
1,056
790
292
257
825
1,729
792
491
234 '
326
605
554
479
342
250
1,065
374
1,155
170
136
449
431
703
1,083
285
353
523
218
466
239
449
693
570
327
430
,003
299
,294
978
487
489
670
856
608
903
413
432
703
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413
404
528
570
48
303
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345
959
630
432
564
393
473
893
274
272
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1.121
477
358
267
124
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3,117
286
54
226
381
271
303
333
570
454
236
103
939
252
1,086
420
1,562
251
270
468
450
666
229
182
508
847
361
280
* No report.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Continued.
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2,920
315
386
179
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226
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189
303
327
138
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300
247
109
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516
370
442
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495
834
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260
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502
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505
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187
625
31
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67
93
610
516
412
185
317
714
380
554
609
760
529
480
405
1,188
391
1,605
460
425
669
527
783
985
236
1,299
155
160
618
897
1,117
686
334
475
220
214
339
208
132
152
417
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200
585
460
332
j
159
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387
988
79 |
316
148
143
981
362
1.560
240
620
141
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33
149
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173
31
225
280
45
156
120
76
92
24
216
593
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194
42
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181
121
98
73
58
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83
86
19
53
71
125
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109
72
195
5
293
5
32
44
143
87
19
31
103
66
18
66
24
51
27
54
55
11
92
328
169
4
24
20
131
82
50
54 ISIEXXIAI, RKl'ORT OF THE
Table No. VIII-Counties.
bn
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC [NSTRUCTION.
Continued.
tflej
- £ S
217
217
342
238
145
193
620
96
358
176
366
482
453
368
87
275
456
172
16
96
56
485
170
1,205
86
168
147
308
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181
209
75
171
116
182
410
47
633
80
474
363
534
413
622
75
334
253
128
50
122
64
618
127
620
118
116
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464
408
538
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302
25
282
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594
119
560
39
175
51
486
26
32
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294
78
742
104
136
227
319
234
274
570
567
281
455
298
570
1,160
132
574
184
845
1,305
1,650
1,067
1,056
185
417
779
416
129
118
311
993
320
463
328
369
279
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634
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481
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111
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621
152
462
48
228
348
793
256
726
34
263
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92
83
61
19
389
140
1,026
283
468
242
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Continued.
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TABLE No. X—Showing Amount Apportioned to White and Colored, Assessed Value of
to Schools from July 1.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 65
Property of White and Colored. Insolvent Polls. Poll Tax Levied, and Amount Applied
1902. to June 30, 1903.
Oh
g a
2,885
1,484
1,036
1,772
2,548
2,684
1,491
1,360
1,164
5,335
1,683
2,622
1,983
505
1,628
1,061
2,885
2,338
1,406
783
535
2,870
2,147
2,412
2,446
836
675
3,228
1,478
2,243
2,733
1,776
4,409 '
5
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696
58
52
1,017
25
1,553
1,391
800
629
946
142
675
212
311
246
895
387
855
30
706
17
575
698
693
1,261
378
47
337
226
786
1,280
2,218
1,236
fg-B £>£
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226
15
130
342
231
44
301
both 443
both 1,503
both 438
129
20
300
150
85
12
39
300
both 982
both 149
39
44
325
57
185
500
both 719
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785
558
190
400
50
170
93
11
75
56
240
580
2.00
2.60
2.66
2.40
2.10
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.70
2.45
2.40
2.60
2.00
2.46
2.00
2.33
3.30
2 00
2.60
2.00
2.58
2.44
3.26
2.32
2.00
2.00
2.00
1.50
2.48
2.75
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1 50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.54
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
4,104.35
2,661.93
5,736.82
6,830.97
10,710.88
7,472.29
4,329.31
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°= o £ o
393.73
88.85
497.75
48.37
2,692.69
2,449.72
1,451.99
28,517.26
j
5,749.70
J
282.74
11,596.35 j 921.31
5,651.55 i 376.77
2,095.45
| 584.12
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4,101.04 ' 847.81
10,207.00 , 572.00
9,621.89 ' 1,277.50
3,851.25
both 1,630.83
11,918.25
9,093.00
both 14,000.00
1,342.18
862.05
1,237.00
2,974.80
13,433.33
5,698.67
620.40
377.13
28,240.50 , 1,150.44
11,664.00 3, 258. 00
23,929.46 ' 2,188.52
66 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
Table No. X—
wOnt>
New Hanover
Northampton
Onslow
Orange
Pamlico
Pasquotank -
$ 3,330,717.00
6,572,153.52
1,498,529.00
658,808.00
3,207,742.00
1,532,667.00
18,054,930.00
4,233,574.00
1,650,212.00
2,391,745.00
2,198,480.00
1.915,884.00
894,722.00
4,708,325.00
1,416,803.00
3.956,043.00
1,158,256-00
2.537,501.00
2,527,030.00
1,282,620.00
1,632,983.00
2,377,254.00
1,676,739.16
14,546,667.00
886,635.00
1,991,011.00
3,156,797.00
3.993,681.00
9,507,605.00
3,105,007.00
1,457,469.00
2,257,448.00
779,602.41
2,521,445.00
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164,569-00
71,965.00
105,488.00
8,141.00
191.343.00
96,367.00
219,887.00
472,458.00
65,944.00
28,375.00
295,193.00
28,883.00
105,297.00
117,512.00
57,322.00
129,536.00
39,154.00
10,032.00
3,500.00
202,524.00
352,620.00
30,640.00
99,741.00
187,945.00
449,155.00
170,992.00
73.445.00
98,344.00
60,579.00
203,514.00
*No report.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Continued.
0) S>
2,231
3,232
860
,£> O
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1,511
788
541
224
104
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63
$ 2.60
2.75
2.00
111
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$ 1.50
1.50
1.50
8,536.82
15,967.49
3,922.89
<
$1,486.29
850.17
860.88
1,747
1,130
1,295 143
39
475
55
2.00
2.36
1.50
1.50
9,830.59
4,522.28
1,535.88
1,568.09
1,914
1,833
2,265
1,765
1,012
864
3,283
1,600
3,967
774
1,943
1,701
1,503
2,875
1,474
1,433
4,499
1,725
1,764
2,294
2,528
2,219
2,192
1,510
1,391
914
1,185
2,739
545
164
1,127
482
831
69
1,195 both
279
63
31
986
both
537 both
665
1,569
1,524
882
465
640
415
818
both
360
250
85
23
256
168
49
607
10
607
41
763
517
417
300
669
372
35
80
31
1
50
91
121
132
107
13
70
834
430
583
198
76
38
12
2.13
2.50
2.43
2.00
2.47
2.75
2.00
2.00
2.45
2.75
3-29
2-00
2.35
3-50
3.50
2.30
2.18
2.49
2.55
2.40
2.30
2.00
2.00
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.42
1.54
1.50
1.54
1.50
1.50
1.40
1.60
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
11,433.45
6,028.59
11,000.00
6,164.39
4,769.56
2,872.00
5,002.20
14,966.11
3,209.00
8,207-36
6,766.14
4,513.57
7,918.47
6,078.63
1,061.48
638.70
399.00
184.09
2,007.65
593.00
1,459.57
660.00
2,025-66
464.53
103.02
34.80
1,646.36
30,631.17
68 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
Table No. X—
Counties.
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S P-s
M«t-"H
CO O O
Pender —
Perquimans -
Person
Pitt
Polk
Randolph
Richmond
Robeson
Rockingham -.
Rowan
Rutherford --
Sampson
Scotland
Stanly
Stokes
Surry
Swain
Transylvania -
Tyrrell
Union
Vance
Wake
Warren
Washington —
Watauga
Wayne
Wilkes
Wilson
Yadkin
Yancey
Total —
$ 3,933.56
3,259.45
5,345.00
13,168-01
2,301.80
13,617.35
7,609.34
11,250.40
12,531.73
15,576.20
11,104.54
7,614.31
3,081.53
8,946.55
8,295.97
$ 2,520.00
2,301.35
2,650.00
4,668.00
539.80
2,034.45
4,146.66
6,930.48
6,350.59
5,285.80
2,832.11
2,532.99
1,830.82
666.75
1,290.50
4,336.00
2,929.00
1,732.25
12,527.02
7,249.11
14,734.47
4,746.32
4,033.28
7,934.96
13,997.50
7,526.40
16,364.83
7,570.00
1,562.98
187.50
225.00
369.00
3,299.67
3,663.65
6,859.00
4,628-93
2,092.47
300-00
7,392.50
808.80
4,581.47
681.70
40.12
$ 1,186,
1,451,
1,977,
4,790,
1,130,
4,098,
3,190,
4,796,
4,907,
6,052,
2,741,
2,110,
1,624,
2,407,
1,959,
3,028,
944,
1,140,
627,
3,831,
3,869,
10,819,
2,743,
1,124,
1,414,
5,387,
2,292,
4,660,
1,662,
603,
117.00
744. 00
909.00
667. 00
018.00
152.00
028.00
779.00
986.00
105.00
682.00
143.00
371.00
475.00
983-00
851.00
923.00
086.00
056.00
675.45
409.30
756.00
519.00
066.00
696.00
889.00
919.92
529.00
767.00
122.00
132,104.00
144,377.00
52,975.00
184,452.00
17,758.00
63,320.00
70,000.00
240,821.00
135,935.00
203,338.00
55,868.00
106,045.00
41,703.00
35,075.00
33,887.00
30,150.00
2,101.00
7,600.00
28,028.00
80,809.00
176,542.00
615,005.00
367,909.00
4,454.00
306,228.00
180,755.00
15,376.00
550.00
732,379.57 238,438-47 271,981,493.00 11,173,227.00
sri'Ki;! \ ii-.n ni:\ r ok im i;i.i< instruction. 69
Continued.
1,053
834
1,425
2,839
879
3,621
1,257
3,173
3,451
4,037
2,769
2,688
808
2,011
2,504
3,471
993
907
591
2,887
1,225
4,678
1,007
1,871
3,070
3,359
2,570
2,026
1,545
861
661
678
2,147
91
417
673
2,051
1.041
1,109
375
878
530
241
298
250
14
50
213
696
948
2,628
1,390
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253
187
113
212
145
both
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430
412
298
149
258
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both
124
111
115
17
452
144
952
45
31
both
1,420
72
11
166
331
733
109
350
202
434
34
49
292
183
200
245
176
7
25
23
361
1,664
193
15
702
325
12
2
193,733 73,221 12,925
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2.00
2.09
2.00
2.45
2.25
2.21
2.00
2.28
2.30
2.25
2.53
2.25
2.00
1.50
3.80
1.50
3.12
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2.45
2.02
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1.98
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SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
2,240.00 9,862.24 7,755.87 2,405.75 4,006.44 3,714.20 6,594.72 8,060.27
631.60
26,353.17
6,499.22 2,465.00 2,533.95
10,019.00
7,481.22 2,234.86 2,706.83 1,950.00
78 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
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82 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
TABLE No. I — School Fund Received by County
Counties.
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Alamance
Alexander
Alleghany
Anson
Ashe
Beaufort
Bertie
Bladen
Brunswick
Buncombe
Burke
Cabarrus
Caldwell
Camden
Carteret
Caswell
Catawba
Chatham
Cherokee
Chowan
Clay
Cleveland
Columbus
Craven
Cumberland
Currituck
Dare
Davidson
Davie
Duplin
Durham
Edgecombe
$ 3,773.00
2,239.86
1,422.15
3,244.87
3,333.07
5,038-93
4,109.07
2,668.07
1,992.15
7,330.91
3,049.50
4,013.52
3,925.70
1,213.50
2,479.50
1,896.67
4,246.50
4,690.50
1,727.52
2,152.79
700. 50
4,472.00
4,215.00
4,320.00
4, 339. 50
1,607.40
4,795.13
2,255.78
4,093.50
4,150.00
5,049.00
$11,868.34
2,710.36
1,496.57 L.
4,308.16 !
3,584.30
8,697.92 I 823.97
6,795.26
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4,555.08
4.359.43 i
20,448.85
3,231.00
9,686.48 |-
6,160.33
1,624.01
2,837.04 |
2,691.25 !
7.175.44
7,804.22 \
3,456.04 ! 1,112.56
3,694.89
1,070.82 i
9,020.00
9,178-74
8,130.00 !
10,876.30 '
2,340.41 !
2,017.73 1,064.42
9,624.62
4,383.98
J
6,622.02 538.68
24,851.77
10,157-83
373.84 ! 186.92
61.20
$ 879
351
355.
363.
861.
736.
756.
183,
237.
1,749.
915.
402.
480.
228.
52.
165.
3,557.
49.
228.
341.
20.
947.
448-
752.
205.
187.
74.
163.
77.
207
525.
695.
73 | $
.35
86 !
45 620.00
77 j
24 ! 950.00
29 1,252.50
I
38 i
15 300.00
02 2,200-00
22
26 132.59
36
12 637-39
15 570. 00
83 1,187.50
44 142.50
87 '
25
07 2.137.50
10
11
26 I-
35 : 2,850.00
76
81 --
54
76
49
53
00
j
3,300.00
47 1,615.00
50.00
35.62
500.00
104.59
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 83
Treasurers for School Year Ending June 30. 1904.
84 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
Table No. I-Counties.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 85
Continued.
c
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a
OS OJ
86 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
Table No. I-Counties.
Pasquotank --
Pender
Perquimans -
Person
Pitt
Polk
Randolph
Richmond
Robeson
Rockingham -
Rowan
Rutherford —
Sampson
Scotland
Stanly
Stokes
Surry
Swain
Transylvania
Tyrrell
Union
Vance
Wake
Warren
Washington -
Watauga
Wayne
Wilkes
Wilson
Yadkin
Yancey
Total
a
9-S
&<
-- -
'S —
°5
ID "
.5 5
$ 2,844.30
2,378.33
2,126.10
3,033.00
6,685.50
1,496.50
5,670.00
2,475.00
9,000.00
6,999.00
7,462.45
3,997.84
5,499.00
2,300.00
3,550.50
4,239.00
4,658.00
1,633.50
1,345.50
1,174.50
4,984.65
2,223.00
8,442.00
3,129.30
2,172.65
2,671.50
6,490.50
4.182.00
5,632.75
5,871.00
2,191.65
$6,109.
5,535.
3,860.
8,529.
11,812.
1,920.
9,236.
7,193.
14,412.
12,304.
15,248.
6,319.
4,915.
4,127.
4,684.
3,761.
4,984.
4,409.
2,574.
1,281.
8,473.
7,464.
27,319.
5,846.
2,256
2,854
14,876.
4,664
11,860
3,231
1,258.
04 $-
90 --
2,741.71
96.60
84 500.00
52
37
16
23
31
46
SI
10
59
33
03
61 1,110.81
62
96 17,490.68
90
73.34
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 87
Continued.
-i »
5 a
PS S
800.00
88 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
TABLE No. II—School Fund Disbursed by County
Counties.
Alamance—
Alexander —
Alleghany —
Anson
Ashe
Beaufort
Bertie
Bladen
Brunswick--
Buncombe —
Burke
Cabarrus
Caldwell
Camden
Carteret
Caswell
Catawba
Chatham
Cherokee
Chowan
Clay
Cleveland —
Columbus---
Craven
Cumberland-
Currituck-—
Dare
Davidson
Davie
Duplin
Durham
Edgecombe -
Forsyth
J. e
a *
1-1 o .
o c c.
$ 864.00
PL,
rt 5J2
5 em
«3^
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Oh
1 "8
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O w w •" 3 v
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60-00
366.00
258.00
27.00
18.00
108.00
7,849.08 $
5,910.02
4,624.71
|
6,394.39
8,130.81 I
8.661.84 !
6,543.95
J
5,641.32
3,742.34
18,261.00
6,465.42
6,133.65
9,974.75
2,707.75
4,178.43
4,616.15
9,866.64
9,756.96
5,223.62
2,842.75
2,022.80
12,333.44
9,399.08
5,837.25
9,693.60
3,362.05
4,307.42
10,472.75
5,368.71
8,569.69
10,311.80
6,723.11
16,268.88
2,676.03
507.77
240.00
4,305.24
610.50
4.986-13
4,880.48
3,306.43
2,007-29
1,955.75
1,086.67
1,906.08
1,246.52
1,241.00
465.88
3,317.96
1,665.07
3,476-53
67.00
2,231.75
80.00
2,033.87
3,407.31
3,766.00
3,893.90
1,333.12
273.00
1,723.51
1,235.25
3,023.81
2,040.41
4,272.50
3,144.00
12,735.16
167.31
3,244.40
734.97
331.63
1,321.34
708.02
75.00
421.40
4,003.83
862.55
1,554.93
2,875.41
226.62
10.00
463.90
1,760.61
243.00
$ 325.00
3,329.24
1,197.59
281.42
178.28
30 00
34.04
335.00
13.77
141.16
424.95
490.00
3,171.39 |
362.98 38.86
124.00 I
559.35 180.01
2,882.20 !
862.30
j
1,142.58 ; 280.37
5 457.50
260.00
265.00
380.38
400.00
540.00
549.00
487.74
240.00
999.96
168.00
761.79
634.05
249.00
223.33
418.52
259.00
443.89
183.28
183.00
123.00
830.10
477. 00
405.49
879.00
175.50
171-00
540.00
294.03
387.00
1,200.00
600.00
700.00
O to
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. S!)
Treasurers for School Year Ending June 30. 19 04.
90 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
Table No. II-Counties.
Franklin
Gaston
Gates
Graham
Granville
Greene
Guilford
Halifax
Harnett
Haywood
Henderson
Hertford
Hyde
Iredell
Jackson
Johnston
Jones
Lenoir
Lincoln
Macon
Madison
Martin
McDowell
Mecklenburg-
-
Mitchell
Montgomery -
Moore
Nash
New Hanover -
Northampton -
Onslow
Orange
Pamlico
J. a
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$ 97.92
408. 00
84.00
30.00
m
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$ 7,613.22
11,929.45
3,535.00
2,383-00
7,953.17
4,685.17
14,264.92
9,619.55
7,763.28
Jo
0,
4,212.65
3,116 00
2, 036. 00
3,483.73
1,869.89
3,425.85
6,993.52
1,536.12
ja §•£
;Ew
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§|
'5 ft
a,
1,722.87
5,957.44
653- 25
546.64
1,138.20
2,840.21
7,000.00
496.00
1,498.48
3-55
39.36
$ 704.00
614.30
187.06
237.00
656.74
447.00
376.97 ! 1,509.13
40.00 I 967.35
32.50 441.00
135.00
435.00
150.00
72.00
48.00
6,062.08
4,124.25
2,678.89
10,685.00
4,701.64
19,845.21
3,480.00
5,915.00
7,665.65
6,152.55
8,860.09
5,933.68
3,700.00
24,188.60
6,906.42
6,616.97
10,834.24
8,447.00
19,674.40
6,838.93
5,959.94
6,820.63
3,787.76
686.83
3,281.51
1,476.73
2,334.11
260.62
3,219.68
1,800.00
2,250.00
1,548.46
335.00
347.72
3,315.27
1,192.35
5,459.33
283. 60
1,759.71
3,612.67
3,588.11
7,876.66
4,359.29
1,798.00
2, 152.98
1.022.78
1,625.00
248.82
137.78
2,170.70
1,993.19
6,821.33
146.00
1,003.04
404.25
859.94
521.11
599.36
475.00
9,647.87
690.75
864.34
859.48
4,376.88
4,155.02
3,851.44
1,373.59
1,548.70
842.77
214.54
69.16
334.50
11.06
100.00
56.00
111.20
30.24
155.69
183-20
150.29
147.00
321.00
295.00
470.00
528.37
940.66
180.00
774.00
324.85
396.00
149.00
356. 78
225.00
1,005.00
234.00
162.00
756.31
635.92
720.00
942.00
573.00
542.50
203. 58
SUPERINTENDENT OP PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. Ill
Continued.
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5 cow
$ 321.48 $ 108.25 $ 46.25 $-
•SO
P4
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Oh
10.00
455.83
141.68
47.66
326.84
225.07
687.29
455.70
234.69
55.20
71.40
84.05
76.80
39.55
139.10
76.35
74.10
190.82
32.16
5-00
89.77
18-17
200.00
229.80
32.50
2,925.00
1,772.28
9,798.00
2,565.90
131.20 $1,438.31
252.64 j 811.29
68.30 ' 756.83
34.00
135.40 845.90
67.86 962.29
153.43 2,397.24
195.80 1,776.77
97.82 228.62
>>
5 3 c >-= .
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g cm
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$ 16,396.15 $ 1,507.24
26,760.17
j
1,857.49
7, 516- 68 342.49
3,392.35
16,668.83
11,478.57
39,951.93
23,416.74
11,969.11
47.75
798-19
446.90
57.37
12,982.27
547.56
12.50
40.00
20.00
185.92
177.80
146.93
440.33
165.26
602.85
115.75
327-66
214.70
159.15
219.15
217.22
143.11
606.00
173.35
196.09
332.10
469.13
740.27
339.95
173.49
1
218.61 :
130.11
241-47
93.00
100.20
201.65
72.30
123.02
130.92
74.40
49.20
91.80
90.20
103.30
70.00
173.10
128.00
47.20
102.92
138.25
74.00
31.45
86.10
115.10
52.15
183.84
32.59
154.15
174.05
12.60
17.95
25.00
10.00
29.02
5.75
140.00
73.49
41.38
34.68
2,984.33
1,776.60
43.83
44.39
94.58
717.32
5,714.07
131.28
65.38
200.03
38.24
87.98
28.56
71.82
106.09
755.80
13,125.00
21.25
57.79
75.98
30.42
131.13
63.40
249-04
90.30
58.18
68.59
173. 16
247.78
57-25
63.39
8.77
3,677.86
426.12
1,284.60
314.92
633.49
40.40
635. 26
112.50
534.20
1,419.70
230.77
193.36
113.07
1,635.08
4,463.64
367.58
69.30
769.31
330.79
9,956.03
9,255.22
7,889.02
22,457.03
8,428.42
33,646.43
5,903.51
16,710.66
10,950.16
8,116.66
10,957.64
11,078.59
7,298.86
59,163.41
8,840.76
10,000.77
16,937.32
21,103.58
37,761.78
17,337.60
10,271.38
12,483.35
6,635.69
352.05
283.86
3,100.12
48.66
2,128.83
4,792.29
2,695.81
729-85
1,767-07
2,844.77
9,586.80
15,191.07
4,132.28
822.44
1,198.11
3,972.91
603.47
5,327.61'
3,826.19
1,090.16
5,240.94
184.31
2,463-54
92 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
Table No. II-Counties.
1-1 oEh
° C rt
Cm
Pasquotank --
Pender
Perquimans -
Person
Pitt
Polk
Randolph —
Richmond
*Robeson
Rockingham -
Rowan
Rutherford —
Sampson
Scotland
Stanly
Stokes
Surry
Swain
Transylvania
Tyrrell
Union
Vance
Wake
Warren
Washington -
Watauga
Wayne
Wilkes
Wilson
Yadkin
Yancey
Total
318.00
204.00
60.00
96-00
30.00
150.00
200.00
42.00
60.00
490.00
5,457.00
3>
$ 5,286-67
4,485.98
3,416.14
7,067.50
15,524.80
3,329.39
13,976.36
5,541.03
13,297.64
11,644.31
13,301.35
9,313.93
8,090.36
3,360-75
8,990.68
7,332.22
7,390.33
5,218.81
3,939.00
2,263.54
10,965.27
4,658.32
28,499.31
4,915.50
3,798.00
8, 299- 44
10,026.74
11,903.14
9,370.00
6,482.91
5,095.00
759,706.67
moo
$ 3,338.62
3,367.50
1,793.08
2,917.00
4,073.93
601.79
2,006.02
3, 186. 63
5,459.16
4,225.09
3,724.49
1,844.75
2,832.20
2,002.50
790.00
1,017-78
813.40
88 02
304.00
550.83
3,085.00
1,964.88
14,365-30
4,183.05
2,166.83
240.00
3,958.50
1,047.19
2,708.23
641.60
117.00
J'2
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8 ^
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£ V
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££«
-o 3 a
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234,625.59
$ 1,739.48
J
$
755.60 |
2,613.14 j 379.67
1,218.26 461.45
7,544.84 336. 41
3,761.91
1,405.78
4,581.30
2,678.91
4,729.59
1,353.81
1,089.43
591.58
1,098.95
2,021.50
2,125-85
2,462.66
15.00
192.00
,123.77
198.54
72.60
120.08
260.01
165.61
88.75
28.76
30.00
1,897.16
1,804.64
2,047.87
1,186 04
365. 35
2,377-60
1,060.46
3,587.57
335.00
383.59
240.78
63.31
65.00
170.46
333.12
73.15
169,457.59 10,221.79
$ 615.00
215.90
238.50
504.76
2,047-35
250.69
600.34
375.00
987-50
800.00
1,000.00
735. 78
519.50
330.00
179-00
573.04
457.89
262.00
254.76
63.00
600.00
450.00
1,019.16
460.00
327.00
300.00
900.00
576.00
900.00
266.65
297. 00
O M
SI
Oh
200.00
22.75
81.00
173.45
I
i
139.45
70.00
65.00
22.00
32.65
3.00
25.00
60.00
48,636.90 3,817.52
' Croatan—$2,169.25 teachers, houses $597.99.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. :•:;
Continued.
.i o)
m o £o
$ 25.00
t3 o 30
Oh
MQ 5
sSeoa
c
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42
'a o
125.00
24.00
35.00
13.75
$ 250.89
159.16
181.84
273.54
592.59
101.90
433.20
775.00
598.48
223.54
586.16
281.46
936. 59
148.29
256.45
238. 39
297.57
164.28
75.00
70.09
362.63
294.23
1,214.32
240.55
140.52
187.28
548.62
317.86
409.50
188.93
146.85
$ 110.05
100.70
86.90
126.28
68.20
99.95
101.50
73.60
125.70
109.72
150.45
131.30
103.00
21.12
68.35
142.75
96.20
82.40
83.00
54.30
60.15
174.74
208.83
53.50
38.80
58.56
70.40
92.00
88.55
54.70
92.65
$ 68.00 $-
36.22
127.27
25.10
84.25
48-73
97.66
83.49
109.70
159. 59
96.73
84.46
12.62
42.55
57.46
12.32
44.88
44.24
8.00
485.55
39.47
77.50
119.87
138.22
88.09
19.15
40.96
1,463.20
197.60
2,134.80
6,824.80
.90
2,464.96
230.88
1,512.00
4,875.40
1,833.33
289.28
5,368.00
2,463-75
834.00
127.78
$ 99.32 $1,262.14
75.42 198.48
528.28
329.26
51.37 1,337.41
30.03 ,
8.50 : 894.15
90.18 1,089.06
58.02 3.15
131.13
j
1,972.92
138.84
j
1,307.09
132.77 !
186.02 678.81
94.71
119.40 445.99
187.46 532.65
12.53 1,366.41
38.18 I
34.96 135.29
24.81 291.66
182.76 1,371.37
123.66
j
738.72
206.45 |ll, 495.22
133.65 554.77
46.26 471.50
c2
C3 3
pq
64.04
149.64
73.14
14.66
2,824.52
171.51
50.28 1,226-68
217.60 552.08
93.06 !
$12,795.17
94 BIEXA'IAL REPORT OF THE
'TABLE No. Ill-Showing Number of Children Between Six and Twenty-one Years of Age.
the State During the School
Census of
White Children.
Counties.
Alamance ---
Alexander —
Alleghany —
Anson
Ashe
Beaufort
Bertie
Bladen
Brunswick--
Buncombe —
Burke
Cabarrus
Caldwell
Camden
Carteret
Caswell
Catawba
Chatham
Cherokee —
Chowan
Clay
Cleveland —
Columbus —
Craven
Cumberland
Currituck —
-
Dare
Davidson
Davie
Duplin
3,422
1,929
1,449
1,814
3,648
2,531
1,598
1,591
1,349
6.420
2,821
3,318
2,709
631
1,786
1,209
4,154
2,992
2,411
772
834
4,187
2,879
1,608
3,487
S53
765
3.791
1,787
2,505
3,240
1,922
1,494
1,857
3,351
2,932
1,463
1,508
1,256
6,288
2,771
3,039
2,536
520
1,568
1,249
4,003
2,473
2,275
671
757
3,809
2,705
1,168
3,521
822
734
3,567
1,803
2,267
Enrollment of
White Children.
"3
oH
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 95
Number Enrolled. Average Attendance, and Institute Statistics in the Several Counties of
Year Ending June 30. 1904.
Census of
Colored Children.
Enrollment of
Colored Children.
0)
96 BIEXNIAL REPORT OF THE
Table No. Ill-
Counties.
Durham
Edgecombe
Forsyth
Franklin
Gaston
Gates
Graham
Granville
Greene
Guilford
Halifax
Harnett
Haywood
Henderson —
Hertford
Hyde
Iredell
Jackson
Johnston
Jones
Lenoir
Lincoln
Macon
Madison
Martin
McDowell—
Mecklenburg
Mitchell
Montgomery
Moore
Nash
Census of
White Children.
SITKKINTENDENT OE PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Continued.
Census of
Colored Children.
Number Teachers
Attending.
98 BIENNIAE EEPOET OF THE
Table No. Ill-
Counties.
New Hanover
Northampton
Onslow
Orange
Pamlico
Pasquotank --
Pender
Perquimans--
Person
Pitt
Polk
Randolph
Richmond
Robeson
Rockingham -
Rowan
Rutherford —
Sampson
Scotland
Stanly
Stokes
Surry
Swain
Transylvania-
Tyrrell
Union
Vance
Wake
Warren
Washington -.
Watauga
Census of
White Children.
1,878
1,514
1,525
1,560
1,031
1,228
1,072
920
1,791
2,935
1,081
4,376
1,605
3,595
3,894
4,228
3,288
3,001
1,019
2,759
3,206
4,172
1,518
1,194
637
3,888
1,261
5,413
1,071
892
2,637
1,950
1,429
1,340
1,429
996
1,163
1.173
882
1,574
2,885
998
4,199
1,656
3,435
3,521
4,029
4,092
3,000
1,082
2,538
2,860
4,100
1,421
1,117
592
3,535
1,304
5,209
961
832
2,620
3,828
2,943
2,865
2,989
2,027
2,391
2,245
1,802
3,365
5,820
2,079
8,575
3,261
7,030
7,415
8,257
7,380
6.001
2,101
5,297
6,066
8,272
2,939
2,341
1,229
7,423
2.565
10,622
2,032
1,724
5,257
Enrollment of
White Children.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 99
Continued.
100 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
Table No. Ill-
SUPERINTENDENT OF ITBLIC INSTRUCTION. 101
Continued.
\ Census of
lOi BIENXIAL REPORT OF THE
TABLE No. IV-Report Showing Number of Schools Taught, Value of Public School Properly,
Number of Houses Built, etc., During the School
Counties.
Alamance —
Alexander
-
Alleghany -
Anson
Ashe
Beaufort ---
Bertie
Bladen
Brunswick
Buncombe -
Burke
Cabarrus —
Caldwell -
Camden
Carteret
Caswell
Catawba
Chatham —
Cherokee ---
Chowan
Clay
Cleveland--^
Columbus
Craven
Cumberland
Currituck --
Dare
Davidson ---
Davie
Duplin
Durham
Edgecombe -
Number
of Schools
Taught.
* I 6
30
8
6
43
10
40
58
45
26
18
10
21
15
12
6
37
19
42
2
16
1
22
39
35
70
13
3
17
14
40
16
39
Value of
Public School
Property.
Average Length of Term
in Weeks.
City.
O
; 18,200.00 $
3,913.00
11,310.00
5,815.00
16,438.00
9,040.00
8,400 00
3, 723. CO
5,161.00
27,356.00
6,440.00
10,925.00
9,700.00
5,000.00
5,240.00
2.201.00
10,000.00
8,660.00
8,685.00
3,425.00
3,400.00
27,600.00
13,800.00
8,835.00
30,000.00
4,800.00
4,686.00
10,470.00
4,050.00
9,115.00
22,000.00
12,530.00
1,875.00
159.00
195.00
4.405.00
385.00
4,299.00
5,650.00
2,592.00
1,334.00
1,410.00
460.00
1,780.00
1,032.00
2.000.00
1,100.00
1,125.00
1,600.00
2,950.00
2.395.00
2.350.00
3,149.00
2,435.00
7,500.00
1,300.00
325.00
2,248.00
730.00
3,706.00
4,000.00
7,305.00
Average
Teachers
16.00
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 103
Average Length of Term in Weeks, Average Salary of Teachers, Number of School Houses,
Year Ending June 30. 1904.
Salary of
per Month.
104 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
Table No. IV—
Number
of Schools
Taught.
Counties.
Forsyth
Franklin
Gaston
Gates
Graham
Granville
Greene
Guilford
Halifax
Harnett
Haywood
Henderson
Hertford
Hyde
Iredell
Jackson
Johnston
Jones
Lenoir
Lincoln
Macon
Madison
Martin
McDowell
Mecklenburg -
Mitchell
Montgomery--
Moore
Nash
New Hanover -
Northampton .
Onslow
Orange
Pamlico
82
49
76
31
21
53
31
95
56
60
47
51
33
29
86
38
111
33
43
60
57
74
48
55
80
63
60
88
56
16
42
52
42
25
Value of
Public School
Property.
Average Length of Term
in Weeks.
Average
Teachers
City.
$24,800.00
9,760.00
20,200.00
4,025.00
3,800.00
8,500.00
6,010.00
62,000.00
10,395.00
5,895.00
12,210.00
13,500.00
4,325.00
6,295.00
12,425.00
14,825.00
20,428.00
1,980.00
27,000.00
13,650.00
10,990.00
11.750.00
11,500.00
6,215.00
30,475.00
10,000.00
5,815.00
4,900.00
12,000.00
92,250.00
10,000.00
5,923.00
9,680.00
4,100.00
$ 5,200.00
2,720.00
4,049.00
1,925.00
3,785.00
1,827.00
9,000.00
7,385.00
1,646.00
500.00
375.00
4,070.00
2,333.00
2,365.00
700.00
3,845.00
1,215.00
3.500.00
2,300.00
175.00
75.00
4,500.00
582.00
2,425.00
225.00 !
925.00
2,081.00
5,000.00 i
16,500.00
3,500.00
1,543.00
2,130.00
982. 00
19.52
16.30
16.33
16-00
16.00
19.00
16 40
19.00
21.00
15.40
17.60
16.25
17-00
16.00
14.60
16.80
16.30
16.16
19.20
17.33
15.72
17.00
17-00
14.00
22.00
17.00
15-00
16.00
16-20
28-00
17.20
15.15
15.45
17.80
2 S
o
19.75 ' 35.00
16.00 !
14.16 33.00
16.00
£§
£
37.00
28.00
18.00
15.80
18.00
18.59
13.62
17.00
12.48
17-00
14. 00
14.10
14.66
15.80
15.77
16.40
16.60
16.00
15.00
16.00
12.56
18.50
14.00
14.00
16-00
14.00
28.00
16.00
16.34
13-69
13.33
32.00 32.00
36.00
34.00
32.00
34.00
36.00
34.00
29.00 25.00
32.00
32.00
SUPERINTENDENT <>!•' PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. L05
Continued.
106 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
Table No. IV—
Number
of Schools
Taught.
Counties.
Pasquotank
Pender
Perquimans
Person
Pitt
Polk
Randolph 105
Richmond
Robeson
Rockingham---
Rowan
Rutherford
Sampson
Scotland
Stanly
Stokes
Surry
Swain
Transylvania -
Tyrrell
Union
Vance
Wake
Warren
Washington —
Watauga
Wayne
Wilkes
Wilson
Yadkin
Yancey
40
82
78
83
75
92
25
65
62
79
28
34
28
84
23
91
41
28
69
72
118
45
57
47
Total 5,433
Value of
Public School
Property.
U
Average Length of Term
in Weeks.
City.
Average
Teachers
O
2,358
$16,840.00
5,725.00
5,840.00
12,600.00
36,620.00
3,515.00
23,610.00
4,200.00
14,345.00
12,140.00
25,020.00
8,722.00
8,520.00
2,500.00
14,000.00
10,525.00
9,881.00
2,750.00
3,895.00
2.350.00
9,940.00
3,200.00
16,582.00
5,065.00
4,420.00
7,500.00
19,400.00
12,406.00
l
17,375.00
5,800.00
5,000.00
$ 6,750.00
3,004.00
2,360.00
2,240.00
8,110.00
784.00
2,195.00
1,600.00
5,605.00
3,320-00
2,750.00
2,177.00
2,858.00
1,500.00
750.00
515.00
725.00
50.00
465.00
650.00
3,207.00
1,200.00
7,201.00
4,125.00
1,760.00
135.00
4,440.00
955.00
4,780.00
275.00
100.00
1.168,825.00 247,763.00
20.90
14.40
17.25
20.00
20.00
15.20
17-13
19.20
14.21
16.60
17.45
16.24
16.00
17.88
17.00
14.89
16.48
21.00
15.00
14.00
14.80
24.00
18.20
17.00
19.75
16.00
18.34
14.00
18.30
16.40
16.00
18.16
16.08
15-00
20.00
16-00
15.20 L.
17-90 26.66
17.80
[
13.90 | 30.50
32.00
32.00
16.60
16-03
15.43
16.00
16 00
14.00
14.70
13.33
15-00
17-33
15.50
13-70
24.00
17.20
16 00
16. CO
16-00
18.08
14-00
17.10
15.00
16-00
36-00
30.00
27.00
22-00
32-00
24.00
32.00
32.00
33-00
36-00
36-00
22.00
36-00
34.C0 34.00
36-00
24.00
36-00
is
$31.00
28.33
27.50
30.00
55.00
27.53
29.81
28.75
35.88
31.97
30.64
26.00
26.17
30.00
28.75
26.68
24.00
25.00
30.00
26-00
29.58
35-00
31.25
40.00
29.50
24.16
33.22
26-00
36.25
27.00
24.79
$31.45
26.20
26-24
28 00
33.50
25.00
24.33
26-44
29.43
26.73
28.00
25.00
23.13
27.65
28.75
23.98
23.90
24.83
27.78
23.50
27.52
30.00
27.50
26.35
28.70
20.83
29.34
24.00
30.25
25.00
18.66
17.00 16.01 31-85 i 31.62 , 31-09 I 27.00
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 107
Continued.
Salary of
Per Month.
10S BIENXIAE REPORT OF THE
TABLE No. V-Number of Teachers Examined and Approved During
Counties.
Alamance-
Alexander -
Alleghany -
Anson
Ashe
Beaufort --
Bertie
Bladen
Brunswick-
Buncombe -
Burke
Cabarrus --
Caldwell-
Camden
Carteret—
Caswell
Catawba---
Chatham
Cherokee —
Chowan
Clay
Cleveland
—
Columbus
Craven
Cumberland
Currituck
Dare
Davidson
Davie
Duplin
O rrt W U , TO
lo3£l.s
27
12
40 32
16
39 166
4 11
22 9
8 I 3
Certificates Granted from July 1, 1903,
to June 30, 1904.
White.
First
Grade.
Second
Grade.
Third
Grade.
2
SUPERINTEXDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, 100
the Year Ending June 30, 1904, Showing Race. Sex and Grade.
Certificates Granted from July 1, 1903,
to June 30, 1904.
Total White. Total Colored.
40 I 10
110 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
Table No. V-Counties.
Durham
Edgecombe —
Forsyth
Franklin
Gaston
Gates
Graham
Granville
Greene
Guilford
Halifax
Harnett
Haywood
Henderson
Hertford
Hyde
Iredell
Jackson
Johnston
Jones
Lenoir
Lincoln
Macon
Madison
Martin
McDowell
Mecklenburg-
Mitchell
Montgomery -
Moore
0O 5sc «
e £+;•£<=
5o3feS.S
r,:»
Certificates Granted from July 1, 1903,
to June 30, 1904.
White.
First
Grade.
14 I
2
26
11
16
6
13
T
1
7
2
24
'
20
j
11
2
3
10
6
15
2
4
18
6
14
12
8
16
18
12
14
24
20
23
24
30
23
3
27
25
9
35
22
11
12
25
5
32
16
31
9
15
20
7
14
13
6
42
11
20
12
22
95
56
92
29
16
78
42
16
37
46
61
56
50
16
42
22
158
11
61
38
28
47
25
14
58
29
32
26
Second
Grade.
Third
Grade.
8 | 11
13 13
10
!
22
_—J 5
17 20
6 6
14 25
8
'
8
10 19
38
10
31
21 -
5
17
35
33
14
13
29
10
22
10 16
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. Ill
Continued.
3 « oW
Certificates Granted from July 1, 1903
to June 30. 1904.
Colored.
Total White. Total Colored.
First
Grade.
§ fa
Second
Grade.
• 1 I
*
5 1 6
5 ! 8 16
5 4 19
1 1 9 11
2 13 15 1
13 9 56
4 —
-
6
1 7 8
7 10 17
1 1
2 6
2 ! 4
10 35
6 6 12
— 1 1
2 2 4
1 2 3
6 2 8
Third
Grade.
12
21
17
51
27
3
5
13
5
28
17 -
31 -
9
60
44
23
44
32
33
34
49
10
52
23
108
27
57
30
43
43
23
12
64
18
32
22
« 2
51
36
117
61
112
34
23
78
48
41
46
65
97
68
54
16
91
33
189
33
66
61
72
80
39
27
87
42
54
42
23
45
31
48
41
24
11
9
48
23
44
4
41
20
40
14
4
2
26
10
66
2
20
22
112 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
Table No. V-Counties.
Nash
New Hanover-
Northampton -
Onslow
Orange
Pamlico
Pasquotank—
Pender
Perquimans---
Person —
Pitt
Polk
Randolph
Richmond
Robeson
Rockingham --
Rowan
Rutherford —
Sampson
Scotland
Stanly
Stokes
Surry
Swain
Transylvania
Tyrrell
Union
Vance
Wake
Warren
21
9
4
23
12
19 30
No r eport
Certificates Granted from July 1, 1903,
to June 30, 1904.
White.
First
Grade.
34
4
13
16
17
15
23
31
19
31
68
7
23
7
21
41
17
5
16
14
33
37
3
16
2
16
7
118
47
Second
Grade.
61
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 113
Continued.
114 BIENNIAL, REPORT OF THE
Table No. V—
Counties.
Washington
Watauga
Wayne
Wilkes
Wilson
Yadkin
Yancey
Total
5oS£s.£
668 959
Certificates Granted from July 1, 1903,
to June 30, 1904.
White.
First
Grade.
1,155 1,928 4,710
Second
Grade.
10 11
751 960 1711
Third
Grade.
78
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 115
Continued.
First
:ificates
efore and
te.
116 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
TABLE No. VI—Showing Number of White Pupils of Different
Counties.
Alamance --
Alexander -
Alleghany -
Anson
Ashe
Beaufort
—
Bertie
Bladen
Brunswick
-
Buncombe -
Burke
Cabarrus
Caldwell —
Camden
Carteret —
Caswell
Catawba—
Chatham
Cherokee
Chowan
Clay
Cleveland —
Columbus --
Craven
Cumberland
Currituck —
Dare
Davidson
Davie
Duplin
Durham
DD
5&
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 117
Ages from Six to Twenty-one. Year Ending June 30. 1904.
tG u
as
o>
>H
c
0)
0)
u
IS H
118 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
Table No. VI-Counties.
Edgecombe
Forsyth
Franklin
Gaston
Gates
Graham—
Granville
Greene
Guilford
Halifax
Harnett
Haywood
Henderson
Hertford
Hyde
Iredell
Jackson
Johnston
Jones
Lenoir
Lincoln
Macon
Madison
Martin
McDowell
Mecklenburg -
Mitchell
Montgomery --
Moore
Nash
New Hanover
-
M 03
194
664
158
557
119
93
174
121
660
173
300
440
279
86
65
225
604
40
285
281
262
647
118
271
527
436
238
319
269
72
W
128
523
163
465
126
107
196
119
658
158
257
521
276
89
83
|
202
600
j
64 I
292
'
282
257
|
512
242
241
625
366
253
406
241
249
189
586
215
575
128
99
227
126
674
j
179
I
250
425
285
115
91
230
620
101
287
316
292
570
268
214
655
403
248
390
298
284
153
490
197
517
123
99
202
133
645 I
190
294
350
259
107
102
224
566
99
291
286
277
475
271
234
651
389
266
785
343
347
194
467
236
611
138
97
216
140
639
204
316
325
320
133
113
259
637
120
385
301
283
496
235
251
672
392
237
365
321
320
176
433
205
425
124
120
185
122
638
192
276
330
258
94
116
206
541
102
250
265
277
430
178
267
621
344
213
395
246
262
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 119
Continued. N
u
120 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
Table No. VI—
Counties.
Northampton .
Onslow
Orange
Pamlico
Pasquotank —
Pender
Perquimans--
Person
Pitt
Polk
Randolph
Richmond
Robeson
Rockingham -.
Rowan
Rutherford --
Sampson
Scotland
Stanly
Stokes
Surry
Swain
Transylvania
Tyrrell
Union
Vance
Wake
Warren
Washington--
Watauga
Wayne
122
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 121
Continued.
176
164
142
117
127
114
113
155
382
84
422
111
318
364
451
299
350
79
345
321
390
180
135
70
330
96
362
94
102
276
366
536
175
151
132 I
129
95
110
102
166
335
87
385
100
330
344
468
283
328
62
275
277
364
155
152
50
370
81
423
106
110
285
365
460
143
134
167
129
83
84
66
126
302
80
352
61
293
261
341
251
383
55
180
242
157
151
105
45
329
77
312
91
96
257
328
427
118
116
114
90
65
89
67
96
390
67
316
48
262
203
257
180
245
52
124
230
228
111
117
40
306
61
290
60
62
243
242
422
188
97
90
60
31
79
37
84
205
50
253
31
153
169
197
178
177
27
114
169
180
87
91
35
239
56
202
55
57
247
197
355
74
96
90
52
15
56
28
65
192
37
181
49
127
110
145
109
143
18
92
129
254
81
55
30
209
33
161
24
30
173
154
194
49
63
56
26
15*
37
34
34
113
»
119
42
73
I
83
88
56
187
15
75
100
110
50
36
20
119
12
96
17
16
115
82
173
No. of White Persons
between 12 and
21 who cannot read
and write.
30
68
64
22
3
40
19
28
97
20
98
38
58
44
57
63
82
5
49
63
82
38
37
19
207
8
46
17
7
75
118
186
28
118
87
65
4
188
126
44
143
459
140
14
81
212
2
141
62
73
147
326
42
199
183
116
172
6
329
195
69
181
878
122 BIENNIAL, REPORT OF THE
Table No. VI-Counties.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 123
Continued.
124 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
TABLE No. Vll-Showing Number of Colored Pupils of Different
Counties.
Alamance--.
Alexander —
Alleghany -.
Anson
Ashe
Beaufort
Bertie
Bladen
Brunswick —
Buncombe --
Burke
Cabarrus —
Caldwell
Camden
Carteret
Caswell
Catawba
Chatham
Cherokee
Chowan
Clay
Cleveland —
Columbus—
Craven
Cumberland
Currituck—
Dare
Davidson
Davie
Duplin
Durham
Edgecombe -
m
157
14
22
249
12
277
226
137
105
165
31
84
50
36
29
145
80
149
13
115
84
159
170
175
30
11
64
55
164
124
275
w
154
17
10
228
15
299
258
159
101
140
18
92
34
54
27
143
156
125
9
113
3
70
187
184
178
44
90
65
56
160
117
256
142
11
12
244
8
248
265
183
108
144
18
87
45
64
38
170
132
172
8
120
1
83
189
176
210
52
14
94
66
172
87
322
135
23
7
267
12
209
255
182
110
182
36
104
30
60
38
177
86
148
74
113
3
69
W9
j
163 I
164
75
12
73
49
180
101
298 I
146
15
11
304
10
236
277
163
120
157
38
96
41
66
27
183
48
177
11
135
4
86
175
188
215
64
13
87
64
181
112
363
125
11
7
258
12
212
264
150
96
133
40
83
35
53
26
130
65
156
5
72
159
133
175
60
7
67 I
49
167
100
307
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w
No. of Colored
Children between
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read and write.
129
21
9
240
7
120
273
166
74
110
44
74
37
48
32
166
83
157
12
117
2
86
180
154
222
5
9
71
61
198
91
255
125
126 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
Table No. VII-Counties.
Forsyth
Franklin
Gaston
Gates
Graham
Granville
Greene
Guilford
Halifax
Harnett
Haywood
Henderson—
Hertford
Hyde
Iredell
Jackson --v—
Johnston
Jones
Lenoir
Lincoln
Macon
Madison
Martin
McDowell
Mecklenburg-
Mitchell
Montgomery -
Moore
Nash
New Hanover
Northampton
208
160
218
84
No
160
134
122
275
120
8
39
130
60
15
18
135
35
135
69
11
11
115
54
380
10
78
130
126
123
189
m
187
175
167
103
childre
157
123
201
291
110
8
33
151
70
9
142
60
157
66
11
6
261
47
398
19
71
120
158
281
216
181
196
164
93
158
120
196
297
94
14
30
207
81
172
190
166
107
169
109
198
358
84
16
32
180
80
18
126
85
140
81
15
9
303
42
425
9
70
115
193
193
253
12
171
121
103
70
12
14
230
50
657
12
92
165
218
184
243
182
214
191
156
202
132
217
374
100
17
28
207
87
20
181
152
590
64
13
11
112
48
475
19
82
150
246
191
262
142
183
160
166
119
187
314
74
11
28
163
68
19
137
116
95
72
11
8
150
50
447
7
79
136
231
150
220
SUPERINTENDENT OE PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 127
Continued.
12S BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
Table No VII-Counties.
Onslow
Orange
Pamlico
Pasquotank-
Pender
Perquimans-
Person
Pitt
Polk
Randolph
Richmond
Robeson
Rockingham
Rowan
Rutherford -
Sampson
Scotland
Stanly
Stokes
Surry
Swain
Transylvania
Tyrrell
Union
Vance
Wake
Warren
Washington
Watauga
Wayne
Wilkes
95
50
65
95
133
99
145
352
22
138
150
294
178
188
80
220
113
65
63
73
54
67
133
165
114
110
272
27
63
112
299
201
195
103
214
138
48
45
No re port.
4
14
30
153
76
324
161
112
16
342
78
5
13
29
151
118
355
206
108
16
311
45
83
81
75
152
184
112
125
285
27
91
114
324
210
193
87
222
149
45
63
5
13
24
133
123
341
229
130
8
347
71
76
75
71
121
167
100
121
100
91
293
206
177
73
224
123
40
38
4
12
29
147
106
353
252
124
6
278
56 I
80
93
64
147
156
126
132
351
32
98
143
309
213
186
96
234
178
40
72
6
17
28
185
128
361
334
140
9
323
60
69
75
60
135
165
73
108
260
20
82
122
306
187
138
86
209
128
42
39
4
12
31
169
108
349
237
118
10
257
55
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 129
Continued.
No. of Colored
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and 21 who cannot
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75
71
69
129
183
110
125
290
16
95
169
285
226
151
97
163
130
32
56
85
42
62
138
142
120
120
286
15
64
159
249
162
129
67
180
145
35
68
54
70
59
89
170
89
99
245
31
73
176
183
160
99
68
164
93
30
30
4
130 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
Table No. VII-Counties.
Wilson --
Yadkin-
Yancey -
Total
213
24
14
10,848
216
23
10
11,318
250
26
7
201
17
12
11,902 11,798
H
220 174
23 18
13 7
13,133 j 10,666 12,237
179
27
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TABLE No. XI— Consolidation, Number of Districts, Number of Rural Libraries, Etc.,
Year Ending June 30th, 1904.
Counties.
Alamance
Alexander
Alleghany --
Anson
Ashe
Beaufort
Bertie
Bladen
Brunswick -
Buncombe —
Burke
Cabarrus
Caldwell
Camden
Carteret
Caswell
Catawba
Chatham
Cherokee
Chowan
Clay
Cleveland—
Columbus—
Craven
Cumberland
-
Currituck-—
Dare
Davidson
Davie
No. of Districts
Before
Consolidation.
66
53
41
55
98
77
69
70
44
101
53
48
64
20
42
41
72
87
56
20
18
85
91
46
81
39
19
95
47
No. of Districts
After
Consolidation.
61
51
41
55
97
76
69
66
40
99
52
48
64
19
42
41
70
87
56
20
18
69
91
46
75
37
18
93
46
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Table No. XI—Continued.
Counties.
No. of Districts
Before
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No. of Districts
After
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Durham
Edgecombe -
Forsyth
Franklin
Gaston
Gates
Graham
Granville
Greene
Guilford
Halifax
Harnett
Haywood —
Henderson-
-
Hertford
Hyde
Iredell
Jackson
Johnston
Jones —
Lenoir
Lincoln
Macon
Madison
Martin
McDowell
Mecklenburg
Mitchell
79
32
38
79
52
70
31
21
53
32
99
56
59
51
51
31
34
87
44
110
34
44
58
58
74
48
59
78
65
78
28
38
79
48
69
31
21
52
30
96
56
59
51
50
31
30
87
44
110
33
43
58
58
74
48
55
76
65
152 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
Table No. XI—Continued.
Counties.
Montgomery —
Moore
Nash
New Hanover-
Northampton -
Onslow
Orange
Pamlico
Pasquotank—
Pender
Perquimans—
Person
Pitt
Polk
Randolph
Richmond
Robeson
Rockingham —
Rowan
Rutherford —
Sampson
Scotland
Stanly
Stokes
Surry
Swain
Transylvania -
Tyrrell
Union
No. of Districts No. of Dictricts
Before
Consolidation.
After
Consolidation.
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Table No. XI— Continued.
154 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
TABLE No. Xll-Report of City Schools for School Year Ending June 30, 1904,
Cities and Towns. Name of
Superintendent.
Salary
of Superin-tendent.
Albemarle $-
Ashboro N. W. Walker
Asheville— R. J. Tighe
Belhaven —
Burlington -
Charlotte—
Concord
Durham
Edenton
Enfield
Fayetteville
Gastonia
Goldsboro—
-
Graham
Greenville —
Greensboro -
Guilford College ; Lola S. Stanly-
Hamlet A. D. Summers
Henderson ; J. T. Alderman
F. H. Curtis
Alex. Graham
Walter Thompson-
J. A. Matheson —
R. H. Bachman —
E. S. Sheppe
J. A. Jones
Joe S. Wray
E. C. Brooks
C. R. Mclver
W. B. Dove
J. W. Swift
Hendersonville R. M. Ivins
Hickory D. K. McRae —
High Point Geo. H. Crowell-
Kenly H. B. Smith
Kinston L. C. Brogden-—
LaGrange J. P. Joyner
Lenoir A. E. Waltz-
Lexington W. M. Brown
Marion
1
E. E. Sams
Maxton J. E. Avent —
Monroe J. D. Rast
637-50
1,400.00
School Population
Terri
White.
132
1,446
1,200.00
1,800.00
1,200.00
2,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,500.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
600
1,691
1,290
1,448
166
130
731
726
235
700.00
1,400.00
595.00
800.00
1,200.00
425.00
1,080.00
800.00
500.00
650.00
750.00
600. 00
1,000.00
73
85
531
150
346
753
34
528
151
253
141
202
79
220
127
1,520
676
1,714
1,283
1,503
139
97
761
757
287
90
101
587
170
351
675
36
613
155
280
158
181
259
2,966
1,276
3,405
2,573
2,951
305
227
1,080
1,492
1,483
572
400
163
186
1,118
320
697
1,428
60
1,141
306
533
299
383
163
564
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 1 5 5
Showing Names of Superintendents, School Population and Enrollment.
in City School
tory.
156 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
Table No. XII-Cities
and Towns. Name of
Superintendent.
Salary
of Superin-tendent.
Morganton
Mt. Airy
Mt. Olive
Murphy [ Albert Bell --
New Bern j
H. P. Harding
R. G. Kittrell -
J. C. Gibbs-—
P. Dalrymple
E. P. Moses--
S. G. Harden-
M. V. Boyle—
R. L. Patton $
J. Davis
Z. D. McWhorter -
Oxford
Pelham
Price's Mill
Raleigh
Reidsville
Rocky Mount
—
Roxboro ! N. C. Newbold-
Salisbury ! I. C. Griffin
Sanford ' D. L. Ellis
Scotland Neck-
Selma
Shelby
Smithfield
C. W. Wilson —
N. F. Brannock -
J. A. McLean---
R. A. Merritt —
Statesville j D. Matt. Thompson-
Swan Quarter J. A. Home
Tarboro R. M. Davis
Waynesville-
Wilmington .
Williamston -
Wilson
Wilkesboro -•
Washington
Winston
Westfield—
-
Total -
W. C. Allen—
J. J. Blair
R. J. Peele-—
G. R. King
W. J. Homey .
H. Howell
W. S. Snipes-
-
J. C. Linny ---
1,000.00
900.00
800.00
600.00
1,100.00
900.00
360.00
440.00
2,000.00
1,000.00
1,100.00
800.00
1,000.00
600.00
700.00
630.00
600.00
600.00
1,200.00
400.00
900.00
1,000-00
1,200.00
525.00
1,200.00
1,200-00
250.00
School Population
Terri
White.
443
495
166
105
646
237
199
143
183
498
70
364
250
1,511
550
129
441
947
459
471
152
101
442
120
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 157
Continued.
in City School
tory.
158 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
TABLE NO. XH-Continued—Showing Number of Teachers, Etc., Year Ending
June 30. 1904.
Cities and Towns.
Daily
Average
Attendance.
Albemarle -
Ashboro
Asheville--
Belhaven —
Burlington
140
1307.3
716
Charlotte ! 1,479
Concord
Durham
Edenton
Enfield
Fayetteville
Gastonia
Goldsboro
Graham
Greenville
Greensboro
Guilford College-
Hamlet
Henderson
Hendersonville --
Hickory
High Point
Kenly
Kinston
LaGrange
Lenoir
Lexington
Marion
Maxton
Monroe
722
1,187
209
156
432
476
785
280
261
102
353.4
Per Cent, of
Total School
Population
Attending
Daily.
90
136
363
170
246
564
84
562
276
169
170
83
774
219
573
40
87
380
140
402
85
202
114
188
59
148
161
160
70
40
140
54
44.1
Per Cent.
of Total
Enrollment
Attending
Daily.
69 65 74
24.5 65.5 54.9
55.5
43
28
41
68
44.5 91
29 j 91
38 I 63
32 75
33 70
13 23
Number of Teachers.
White. Colored.
84
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. I.V.I
Table No. XIT
—
Continued.
Daily
Average
Attendance.
Cities and Towns.
Morganton 326
Mt. Airy
Mt. Olive
Murphy
New Bern
Oxford
Pelham 65
Price's Mill 75
Raleigh 1,011
Reidsville
Rocky Mount
Roxboro
Salisbury
Sanford
Scotland Neck
Selma
Shelby
Smithfield
Statesville
Swan Quarter
Tarboro
Waynesville
Wilmington 1,292
Williamston
69
Per Cent, of
Total School
Population
Attending
Daily.
107
292
54
828
270
115
70
50
110
81
231
29
50
31
48
81
50
53
46
56
38
64
45
44
75.
39
64
Wilson
Wilkesboro --
Washington -
Winston
Westfield
598
153
396
783
125
337
324
17
56
50
44.75
42
66
18
Per Cent.
of Total
Enrollment
Attending
Daily.
72
27
33
28.5
40
30
33.5
53
60
71
90
91.5
68.5
83
66
84
51.1
90
63
81
81
72.5
67.5
Number of Teachers.
White.
83
67
66
92.5
78
Total 20,429 7,248 49 37 72
67
66
57
62 54 259
Colored.
156
160 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
•paaoioQ
CO >>
PS*
>i
•pajoiOQ
•sfflM
.2 c c
•paaojoQ
's^iRM
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. n;i
75.00 50.00
162 BIENNIAL BEPOET OF THE
3 C
•paaoioQ
•sfflM
115 i-l lO CM
•paaoioo
•aWMM cm co cm iO co
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SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 163
CO N CO CM
CM M
2 CO
£ S
2 a I "3 xi "3
£ 2 >
>? S £
^§
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oo
164 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 16;
to
166 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
•s^diaoay jrcjox
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 167
1,565.55
15,507.38
7,150
00
16S BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
School
Grounds.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 169
1 I 1 1 O 1 1 It 1 1 1 1 1 1 O 1
! o
I I 1 I IQ 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 1
CO
170 biejstxial report of the
School
Grounds.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 171
172 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
•ssaup^qapuj prjoj,
•£061 '08
aunf Suipug
max a°j ipy^a
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puB{j uo aDUB[Ba
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SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 173
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174 BIEXNIAI, REPORT OF THE
SUMMARY OF STATISTICS-Receipts for 1903 and 1904.
1903. 1904.
Brought forward from 1902-3
General poll tax
General property tax
Special property tax (local acts)
Special poll tax (local acts)
Fines and penalties
Liquor license
Dispensaries
Loan fund
Corporations
State Treasurer
Other sources
Total receipts, general fund
Total available general school fund
$ 248,230.31
335,832.68
578,118.97
23,891.40
922.10
53,240.33
99.692.32
18,391.95
203,056.01
40,458.99
214,662.62
353,964.59
700,849.62
34,197.29
2,359.34
58,781.36
67,886.52
19,557.33
83,706.00
12,044.59
187,634.58
41,980.82
1,353,604.79 ; 1,562,962.04
1,601,338.79 1,777,624.66
Disbursements for 1903 and 1904.
1903. 1904.
Paid installments loan fund
Paid white teachers
Paid colored teachers
Paid houses and sites (white)
Paid houses and sites (colored)
Paid county superintendents
Paid institutes (white)
Paid institutes (colored)
Paid County Treasurers' commissions
Paid mileage and per diem Board of Education
-
Paid expenses Board of Education
Paid city schools (apportionments)
Paid taking census
Paid other purposes
Total general fund
Balance in county treasuries July 1, 1903-4
Errors in County Treasurers' reports
Total and balances
737,162.35
238,862.89
126,537.82
13,957.65
39,434.20
3,074.78
957.21
26,272.48
9,364.63
6,247.26
99,854.32
8,544.61
74,944.04
,382,545.80
214,662.62
4, 130. 37
,597,208.42
5,457.00
759,706.67
234,625.59
169,457.59
10,221.79
48,636.90
3,817.52
663.06
29,145.81
9,702.39
8,316.22
137,643.86
8,670.89
88,881.20
1,515,446.49
262,178.17
262,178.17
1,777,624.66
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 175
Receipts and Disbursements of Graded Schools.
Net receipts and balances
Disbursements
Balance in the hands of City Treasurers July 1
1903.
231,113.65
283,393.91
12,026.75
1904.
$ 377,481.25
369,952.48
30,290.63
The above shows that the disbursements for 1904, and balances on
hand in the city treasuries as reported, exceed the net city school
fund by $22,761.86. In the tables the gross city school fund and gross
disbursements include .$137,643.86 paid by county treasurers from the
general fund to the city school fund.
Some city and town schools report greater disbursements than re-ceipts.
The report from Winston city school shows receipts $7,150.00,
disbursements $17,580.00. This difference of $10,530.00 was likely
paid out of the city treasury. The following other cities and towns
show by their reports greater disbursements than receipts : Raleigh,
$675.51; Guilford College, $3,902.61; Morganton, $1,851.40; Wesley
Chapel, $135.00 ; Greenville, $812.67 ; Rocky Mount, $463.71 ; Murphy,
$16.00; Williamston, $12.31; Kenly, $154.00; Swan Quarter, $136.45.
No reports were received from the Superintendents of Rockingham
and Plymouth City Schools. No financial reports were received from
Enfield. Hamlet, or Thomasville.
It has been difficult to get accurate reports from these city schools,
as they have not been accustomed to report to this office. By perfect-ing
blanks for these reports it is hoped to obtain accurate information
next year.
17G BIENNTAIi REPORT OF THE
SPECIAL APPROPRIATION OF $200,000.00 TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS
BY COUNTIES.
The Legislature of 1901, Chapter 543 of Public Laws, appropriated
$200,000.00 to Public Schools; the first $100,000.00 was apportioned
per capita. The number of children being 677,599, the apportion-ment
was 15 cents per capita. Fifteen cents per capita being a little
over $100,000.00, the following action was taken by the State Board
of Education, at a meeting held December 31, 1902:
"On motion, $1,639.S5 was appropriated from the Educational Fund
to public schools to cover the excess necessary to enable the Board to
appropriate 15 cents per capita ; this amount being found necessary
to be added to the first hundred thousand dollars appropriated by
section 1, Chapter 543, Laws of 1901. to make the appropriation 15
cents per capita."
At a meeting of the State Board of Education held March 13, 1903,
the apportionment of the second hundred thousand dollars to be dis-tributed
according to section 3, Chapter 543, Laws of 1901, was dis-cussed.
The State Superintendent of Public Instruction reported that
the various counties needing help to enable them to have a four
months' school had made requests to the amount of $141,169.25. There
being only $100,000.00 appropriated by law for this purpose, the State
Superintendent of Public Instruction was directed to scale the
amounts in the applications in accordance with the following per-centages
and to send warrants for the scaled amounts to the various
counties
:
"Ail counties asking over $4,500.00 to be scaled 40 per cent, except
Rutherford, which was scaled 44 \U per cent, because that county
requested $8,146.S3 ; all counties asking over $4,000.00 and less than
$4,500.00 to be scaled 35 per cent : all counties asking over $3,500.00
and less than $4,000.00 to be scaled 33^ per cent; all counties asking
over $2,500.00 and less than $3,500.00 to be scaled 30 per cent; all
counties asking over $1,000.00 and less than $2,500.00 to be scaled 25
per cent; all counties asking for less than $1,000.00 to be scaled 20
per cent."
Seventy-four counties: 2,880 white districts, and 984 colored dis-tricts
received aid for the year 1903.
The following table shows the amounts apportioned according to
sections 1 and 3, Chapter 543, Laws of 1901
:
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Report of Apportionment, First and Second $100,000.
Alamance —
Alexander—
Alleghany
—
Anson
Ashe
Beaufort
Bertie
Bladen
Brunswick —
Buncombe --
Burke
Cabarrus
Caldwell
Camden
Carteret
Caswell
Catawba
Chatham
Cherokee
Chowan
Clay
Cleveland —
Columbus --
Craven
Cumberland
Currituck --•
Dare
Davidson
Davie
Duplin
Durham
O to
3 •* > co
.2 old u
"£ 2 co 3
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Edgecombe-
1,375.05
602. 40
449.40
1,208.10
1,114.95
1,263.90
1,147.50
985-95
671.55
2,233.35
950.40
1,235.70
896-85
277.65
638.85
737.55
1,255.50
1,289.10
706.20
492.60
261.30
1,516-95
1,213.80
1,140.60
1,563.45
330.45
234.60
1,272.45
660.00
1,177.20
1,369.35
1,352.55
1,171.59
1,725 39
2,056-54
2,610.80
2,460-67
1,371-30
597.60
2,754.15
1,575.00
1,833.94
2,720-25
1,702.40
272. 76
178.20
2,434.06
953.17
2,185.75
671-56
363-75
3,691.32
2,112-17
780.00
3,032.99
1,729.18
1,257.71
1,272.45
1,217-56
% 1,358.52
568.23
449-16
1,170.19
1,093-16
1,244-46
1,103.58
935.74
661-06
2,266-99
934.12
1,256.10
898-90
275-42
571.76
749.63
1,262-59
1,246.97
713-67
470-08
251-55
1,487-75
1,198-48
1,089-14
1,537.12
315-36
243-89
1,255.51
681.25
1,156.93
1,411-13
1,357-19
C n, OT3
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1,360.33
2,012.46
2,783.43
1,166.75
2,685.71
1,494.52
3.342.38
775.04
1,295.58
2,037.09
670.74
320.11
1,938.15
2,935-80
354.56
4,002.41
1,745.50
3,449.14
1,628.44
1,617.11
700.99
2,129.57
12
178 BIENNIAL, REPORT OF THE
Report of Apportionment—Continued.
Counties.
Forsyth
Franklin
Gaston
Gates
Graham
Granville
Greene
Guilford
Halifax
Harnett
Haywood
Henderson —
i
Hertford
Hyde
Iredell
Jackson
Johnston
Jones
Lenoir
Lincoln
Macon
Madison
Martin
McDowell
Mecklenburg -
Mitchell
Montgomery--
Moore
Nash
New Hanover
Northampton
-
Onslow
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In' 8.8
1,749.15
1,255.20
1,602.90
580. 05
245.55
1,167.75
598.95
2,047-80
1,574.55
870.00
976.20
810.60
821.55
474.15
1,563-60
640.50
1,771.35
430.05
931.35
858.90
670.95
1,245.30
809.25
698-85
2,819.10
957.45
772.95
1,283.10
1,265.55
1,169.85
1,157.10
622. 95
a a tn^
C 4) 01.,
1,008.23
407.47
870.78
339.68
996.78
529.09
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 179
Report of Apportionment— Continued.
Counties.
Orange
Pamlico
Pasquotank -
Pender
Perquimans -
Person
Pitt
Polk
Randolph
Richmond —
Robeson
Rockingham-
Rowan
Rutherford --
Sampson
Scotland
Stanly
Stokes
Surry
Swain
Transylvania
Tyrrell
Union
Vance
Wake
Warren
Washington -
Watauga
Wayne '—
Wilkes
Wilson
£ 0) <U lO
i,-.eo -
2 .— ft £«2 *
ft— " ,c
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<!
716.85
446.40
662.55
729.90
541.80
919.50
1,592.55
375.45
1,542.15
790.05
2,175.15
1,793.25
1,625.25
1,383.45
1,405-35
632.40
913.50
1,073.10
1,472.40
435.00
373.80
252. 30
1,606.80
945.00
2,906.25
1,050.00
543.50
793. 95
1,644.49
1,551.30
1,209.45
S >> h 21
a«!nO
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$ 1,315.50 $
503. 40
852.80
584.00
1,140.00
1,891.82
199.20
710.20
1,582.53
4,521.50
1,469-85
105.92
2,079.00
1,539.75
1.001.78
1,355.50
455.55
1,877.43
ISO BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
Report of Apportionment—Continued.
Counties.
Yadkin
Yancey
Total
5; cu a> m
.2 OOO u
X. <a ~i U
2 .= a
<ssS
CO>H-
2 *- t, c
£cCaU^<ho+.32
784.80
684.45
Com*
£ >?£ rt
2 <u ^ ft JjhO
e««.2
!=§
|BOg£«
c a! e .
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c O *- C}
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$ 1,231.98 $ 766.87
2.223.90 694 81
101,639.85 99,818.61 100,000-00
ft O C an
3o g * M-
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c -2 pSh
gSPg.2
$ 574.28
1,434.01
92.479.55
* No needy districts.
Note.—The whites received of this second hundred thousand dollars $75,676.60 and
the colored $16,802.95.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 181
Census of School Children from Six to Twenty-one Years.
White. Colored. Oroatan. Total.
For 1903 455,i>20 220,920 1,835 078,575
For 1904 462,639 221,649 1,825 686,113
Enrollment in Schools.
White. Colored. Croatan. Total.
For 1903 292,600 143,317 755 436,672
For 1903 (city) 25,023 13,719 38,742
1903 grand total 317,623 157,036 755 474,414
For 1904 295,205 134,620 1,102 430,927
For 1904 (city) 28,394 14,279 42,673
1904 grand total 323,599 148,899 1,102 473,600
Percentage of School Children Enrolled in Schools.
White. Colored. Croatan.
1903 69.6 64.9 41.1
1904 72.4 69.3
Daily Average Attendance on Schools.
White. Colored. Croatan. Total.
1903 177,541 79,015 446
City schools 16,648 7,522
194,189 86,537 446 281,172
1904 179,435 86.675 572
City schools 20,054 7,138
199,489 93.813 ."72 293.874
Percentage of School Population in Average Attendance on
Schools.
White. Colored. Croatan.
1903 42.6 39.1 24.3
1904 43.1 42.3 31 .3
Percentage of Enrollment in Average Attendance on Schools.
While Colored. Croatan.
1903 0O.7 55.1 59.
1904 59.5 01.0 51.9
182 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
Average Length of School Term in Weeks and Days.
For 1903—White, 16.7 weeks or 83.5 days ; colored, 15.63 weeks or
78.15 days ; Croatan, 12.77 weeks or 63.85 days.
For 1904—White, 17 weeks or 85 days ; colored, 16.01 weeks or 80.05
days.
Length of Term in Cities.
1903—White, 32.14 weeks or 160.7 days ; colored .
190-1—White, 31.S5 weeks or 159.25 days ; colored, 31.62 weeks or
158.3 days.
Average Salary of Teachers.
1903—White males $29.93
White females 26.80
- Colored males 25.51
Colored females 21.76
1901—White males 31.09
White females 27.00
Colored males 22.91
Colored females 21.59
Croatan males 35.84
Croatan females 25.00
Value of Public School Property.
1903—White $1,316,179.00
Colored 313,624.00
Croatan 2,546.00
Total $1,632,349.00
1904—White 1,072,725.00
Colored 247,763.00
Croatan 1,995.00
Total $1,322,483.00
Value of City School Property.
1904—White $1,023,291.00
Colored 128,285.00
Total $1,151,576.00
Number of School-houses Reported.
1903—White 5,001
Colored 2,188
Croatan 24
Total 7,213
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 183
1904—White 5,010
Colored 2,21 12
Croatan 22
Total 7,234
Number or Houses Built.
1903—White 295
Colored 52
Croatan 1
Total 348
1904—White 307
Colored 39
Total 340
Ntjmbeb of Public Schools Taught.
1903—White 5.44S
Colored 2,369
Croatan 17
Total 7,824
1904—White 5.433
Colored 2,358
Croatan 26
Total 7,817
Number of School Districts Reported.
1903—White 5.370
Colored 2,346
Croatan 21
Total 7.737
1901—White 5.336
Colored 2.3 1 7
Croatan 21
Total 7 674
184 biennial report of the
Number of Teachers.
1903—White 4,7S7
Colored 2,546
Croatan q
Total 7,33!)
1904—White . 6,528
Colored 2,848
Croatan 15
Total 9,391
Number of Children Enrolled in City Graded Schools.
1903—White 25,023
Colored 13,719
Total 38,742
1904—White 27,977
Colored 14,147
Total 42,124
Average Attendance in Graded Schools.
1903—White 10,648
Colored 7,522
Total 24,170
1904—White 20,054
Colored 7,138
Total 27,192
Average Salary of County Superintendents.
1903 $406.54
1904 506.63
Libraries established. 1901 and 1902 406
Libraries established, 1903 and 1904 791
Libraries supplemented 69
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. I >
Comparative Statistics.
Comparative Statistics from 1884 to 1004, Inclusive.
Receipts for 1884 $380,311.00
Receipts for 1885 631,904.38
Receipts for 1880 670,671.79
Receipts for 18S7 047,407.81
Receipts for 1SS8 070,944.73
Receipts for 1889 (S months) 612,151.33
Receipts for 1890 721,756.38
Receipts for 1891 714,900.27
Receipts for 1892 775,449.63
Receipts for 1893 751,008.11
Receipts for 1894 777,079.29
Receipts for 1895 825,988.84
Receipts for 1890 824,238.08
Receipts for 1897 822,757.09
Receipts for 1898 988,409.11
Receipts for 1S99 896,531.96
Receipts for 1900 1,031,327.94
Receipts for 1901 1.119,740.17
Receipts for 1902 ( including local taxes) 1,484,921.34
Receipts for 1903 1,584.222.13
Receipts for 1904 1.940.44.°,. 20
Census from Six to Twenty-one Years.
White. Colored. Total.
For 1884 321,501 193,843 515,41 >4
For 1885 330,890 199,237 530,127
For 18S0 338,059 2(10.240 547,309
For 18S7 353,481 212.789 560,270
For 1888 303,982 210.837 580,819
For 1889—Not taken.
For 1890 370,144 210,524 580,608
For 1S91 380,718 213,859 594,577
For 1892 386,500 211,000 58S.25G
For 1893 399,753 218,788 618,541
For 1S94 389,709 212,191 601,900
For 1805 403,812 217,437 021 ,249
For 1890 420,809 223,370 034,185
For 1897 412.143 211,519 623,662
For 1808 415.202 213,218 628,480
For 1S99 408.787 203.217 072.< II i4
For 1000 439,431 220,198 659,629
For 1901 448.304 219.677 667,981
For 1902* 454,655 221.058 676,613
For 1903* 455,820 220,920 07* 1,740
For 1904* 462,639 221,545 684,184
186 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
Enrollment.
White.
For 1884 170,925
For 18S5 1S3,225
For 1SS6 188,036
For 1887 202,134
For 1888 211,498
For 1889
For 1890 205,844
For 1891 214,908
For 1892 215.919
For 1S93 232,500
For 1S94 235,480
For 1S95 245,413
For 1S96 231,059
For 1897 222,252
For 189S 201,223
For 1899 260,217
For 1900 270.447
For 1901 290,178
For 1902* 314.871
For 1903 317,623
For 1904 323,599
Average Attendance.
For 1884 106,316
For 1885 115,092
For 18S6 117,121
For 18S7 124,653
For 18S8 133.427
For 1889
For 1890 134.108
For 1891 120.747
For 1892 133,001
For 1893 142,362
For 1894 149,046
For 1895 136,954
For 1S96 137,115
For 1897 110.677
For 189S 144,346
For 1899 140,162
For 1900 142,413
For 1901 172.272
For 1902 185.598
For 1903 194,189
For 1904 194,768
Colored.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 1ST
Average Length of School Terms—Weeks.
117/ (7c. Colored.
Fur 1884 11.50 1 1 .7-",
For 1885 12 11.75
For 1886 11.75 12
For 1S87 12 12
For 1SS8 12.S0 12.30
For 1889
For 1890 11.85 11.81
For 1891 12.11 11.91
For 1892 12.66 12.15
For 1893 12.81 12
For 1894 12.85 12.12
For 1895 12.45 11.83
For 1896 12.42 11.75
For 1897 11.73 10.86
For 1898 14.00 12.79
For 1899 14.00 12.82
For 1900 14.06 13.07
For 1901 15.56 14.49
For 1902 10.45 15.23
For 1903 10.7 15.63
For 1904 17.00 16.01
Average Salary of White Teachers.
Mules. Females.
For 18S6 $20.23 $23.77
For 1887 25.10 23.30
For 18S8 25.68 22.82
For 1S90 25.80 22.95
For 1S91 25.03 23.11
For 1S92 26.20 25.72
For 1893 26.46 23.37
For 1894 25.53 23.08
For 1895 24.87 22.39
For 1S90 24.75 21.64
For 1897 23.21 20.81
Fur 1898 24.66 22.96
For 1899 26.33 23.05
For 1900 26.18 23.41
For 1901 20.92 23.87
For 1902 28.60 24.97
For 1903 29.93 20.80
For 1904 31.09 27.00
188 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
Average Salary of Colored Teachers.
Males. Females.
For 1SSG $24.69 $20.30
For 18S7 24.10 19.60
For 1S88 22.67 20.45
For 1890 22.72 20.36
For 1891 22.23 18.45
For 1892 23.33 20.14
For 1893 23.33 21.28
For 1S94 23.08 19.27
For 1895 . 23.14 20.91
For 1896 26.70 20.96
For 1897 21.54 18.25
For 1898 21.64 19.85
For 1899 22.53 19.70
For 1900 21.14 19.82
For 1901 22.93 21.20
For 1902 23.09 21.29
For 1903 25.51 21.76
For 1904 22.94 21.59
Number of Public School-houses.
1888—For whites 3,779
1888—For colored 1.766
Total in 1888 5,545
1890—For whites 3,973
1890—For colored 1,820
Total in 1890 5,793
1891—For whites 4,034
1891—For colored 1,779
Total in 1891 5,813
1892—For whites 4,168
1892—For colored 1,992
Total in 1892 6,160
1893—For whites 4,271
1893—For colored (five comities not reporting) 1,942
Total in 1893 6,213
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 189
1894—For whites 4,356
1894—For colored (three comities not reporting) 2,010
Total in 1894 3,366
1895—For whites 1.372
1895—For colored -'.213
Total in 1895 6,585
1896—For whites 4 -87
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1896—For colored 2 - :574
Total in 1896 7 -249
1899—For whites 4,678
1899—For colored -- 108
Total in 1899 6,786
1900—For whites 4,798
1900—For colored 2>12
Total in 1900 0,918
1901—For whites 4.899
1901—For colored 2.183
1901—For Croatans 29
Total in 1901 7,111
1902—For whites 5,028
1902—For colored 2,236
1902—For Croatans 29
Total in 1902 ".293
1903—For whites 5,001
1903—For colored 2.188
1903—For Croatans 24
Total in 1903 T.213
1904—For whites 5,010
1904—For colored 2,202
1904—For Croatans >•>
Total in 1904 7,234
190 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
Number of Public Schools Taught.
1888—For whites 4,438
1888—For colored 2,317
Total in 1S88 6,755
1890—For whites 4,508
1890—For colored -',327
Total in 1890 0,835
1891—For whites 4.574
1891—For colored 2,200
Total in 1S91 6,834
1892—For whites 4,603
1S92—For colored 2,376
Total in 1892 6,979
1893—For whites 4,599
1893—For colored 2,219
Total in 1893 0,818
1894—For whites 4,811
1894—For colored 2.296
Total in 1894 7,107
1895—For whites 4,372
1895—For colored 2,213
Total in 1895 6.5S5
1896—For whites 4.877
1896—For colored 2,374
Total in 1896 7,251
1S97—For whites 4,368
1897—For colored 2,037
Total in 1897 6,405
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 191
1898—For whites 4,279
1898—For colored 2,042
Total in 1S9S 6,321
1899—For whites 5,172
1S99—For colored 2,395
Total in 1899 7,567
1900—For whites 5,047
1900—For colored 2,344
Total in 1900 7,391
1901—For whites 5,411
1901—For colored 2,418
1901—For Croatans 29
Total in 1901 7.S58
1902—For whites 5,491
1902—For colored 2,370
1902—For Croatans 21
Total in 1902 7,8SS
1903—For whites ' 5,448
1903—For colored 2,369
1903—For Croatans 17
Total in 1903 7,S24
1904—For whites 5,433
1904—For colored 2,358
1904—For Croatans 26
Total in 1904 7,817
Number of Districts Reported.
1888—For whites 4.763
1888—For colored 2.031
Total in 1888. 6,704
192 BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE
1890—For whites 4,893
1890—For colored 2,289
Total in 1890 7,182
1891—For whites 4,926
1891—For colored 2,302
Total in 1S91 7.228
1892—For whites 5,168
1892—For colored 2,387
Total in 1892 7,555
1893—For whites (four counties not reporting) 4,937
1893—For colored (four counties not reporting) 2,296
Total in 1S93 7,233
1894—For whites (three counties not reporting) 5.123
1894—For colored (three counties not reporting) 2.424
Total in 1894 7,547
1895—For whites 4.484
1895—For colored 2,290
Total in 1895 6,774
1896—For whites 5,157
1896—For colored 2,404
Total in 1896 7,561
1897—For whites 5,247
1897—For colored 2,540
Total in 1897 7,787
1898—For whites 5,083
1898—For colored 2,403
Total in 1898 7.486
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. L93
1S99—For whites 5,443
1S99—For colored 2,515
Total in 1899 7,958
1900—For whites 5.422
1900—For colored -,488
Total in 1900 7,910
1901—For whites 5,483
1901—For colored 2,559
1901—For Croatans 22
Total in 1901 8,004
1902—For whites 5.G53
1902—For colored 2,441
1902—For Croatans 22
Total in 1902 8,115
1903—For whites 5,370
1903—For colored 2,340
1903—For Croatans 21
Total in 1903 7,737
1904—For whites 5,336
1904—For colored 2.317
1904—For Croatans 21
Total in 1904 7,074
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