APPENDIX E.-ELECTRIC STATISTICS.

- Financial Statistics for the Year ending June 30, 1914.

* Two and one-quarter per cent. on $85,000; two per cent. on $208,000; two per cent. on

$235,000.

Six per cent. on $235,000; six per cent. on $275,000.

4 Nine per cent. on $850,000; three per cent. on $900,000.

5 Six per cent. on $18,200,000; three per cent. on $18,204,400; three per cent. on $20,472,900. Four per cent. on $1,000,000; four per cent. on $1,200,000.

7 Eight per cent. on common; five per cent. on preferred.

Three per cent. on $500,000; one and one-half per cent. on $738,500; one and one-half per cent. on $750,000.

• Seven and one-half per cent. on $558,500; two and one-half per cent. on $754,461.20.

Three per cent. on $120,000; three per cent. on $180,000.

7 Four per cent. on $35,000; two per cent. on $50,000.

8 Two per cent. on $299,900; eight per cent. on $300,000. Par value $50.

10 Four per cent. on $3,000 common, two months, ten days; four per cent. on $4,000 common, six months, nine days; six per cent. on $700 preferred, five months; six per cent. on $3,000 preferred, six months, nine days.

11 Seven and one-half per cent. on $1,500,000; two and one-half per cent. on $1,750,000.

12 Seven and one-half per cent. on $270,000; two and one-half per cent. on $300,000.

13 Ten per cent. on $1,200,000; six per cent. on $1,300,000.

TABLE 2.

The following table shows the value of the several electric plants as assessed by the local authorities, and the amounts paid by the companies for taxes, including in the case of gas companies only the amounts paid on account of their electric plants: