. 36. 1. New York 1. 5,620,048 35. 2. Chicago 2 2,701,705 3. Philadelphia 3. 1,823,779 37. 4. Detroit Worcester, Mass. 33. 179,754 Birmingham, Ala. 36. 178,806 Syracuse, N. Y. 34. 171,717 Richmond, Va. 39. 171,667 New Haven, Conn. 35. 162,537 Memphis, Tenn. 37. 162,351 San Antonio, Texas 54. 161,379 Dallas, Texas 58. 158,976 Dayton, Ohio 43. 152,559 Bridgeport, Conn. 49. 143,555 Houston, Texas 68. | 138,276 Hartford, Conn. 51. 138,036 Scranton, Pa. 38. 137,783 Grand Rapids : 44. 137,634 Paterson, N. J. 40. | 135,875 Youngstown, Ohio 67. | 132,358 Springfield, Mass. 60. 129,614 Des Moines, Ia. 62. 126,468 New Bedford, Mass. 53. | 121,217 Fall River, Mass. 42. | 120,485 Trenton, N. J. 52. | 119,289 Nashville, Tenn. 45. | 118,342 Salt Lake City 57. | 118,110 Camden, N. J. 56. | 116,309 Norfolk, Va. 82. 115,777 Albany, N. Y. 50. 113,344 Lowell, Mass. 46. | 112,759 Wilmington, Del. 61. | 110,168 Cambridge, Mass. 47. 109,694 Reading, Pa. 55. 107,784 Fort Worth, Texas 75. 106,482 Spokane, Wash. . 48. | 104,437 Kansas City, Kan. 65. | 101,177 Yonkers, N. Y. 66. 100,176 50. 9. 993,678 38. 5. Cleveland 6. 796,841 39. 6. St. Louis 4. 772,897 40. 7. Boston 5. 748,060 41. 8. Baltimore 7. 733,826 42. 9. Pittsburg 8. 588,343 43. 10. Los Angeles 17. 576,673 44. 11. Buffalo 10. 506,775 45. 12. San Francisco. 11. 506,676 || 46. 13. Milwaukee 12. 457,147 47. 14. Washington 16. 437,571 || 48. 15. Newark 14. 414,524 49. 16. Cincinnati 13. 401,247 17. New Orleans 15. 387,219 51. 18.' | Minneapolis 18. 380,582 52. Kansas City, Mo. 20. 324,410 53. 20. Seattle 21. 315,312 | 54. 21. Indianapolis 314,194 22. Jersey City. 19. 298,103 56. 23. Rochester 25. 295,750 57. 24. Portland, Ore. 258,288 25. Denver 27. 256,491 59. 26. Toledo 30. 243,164 60. 27. Providence 23. 237,595 61. 28. Columbus 29. 237,031 62. 29. Louisville 24. 234,891 63. 30. St. Paul 26. 234,698 31. Oakland 32. 216,261 65. 32. Akron 81. 208,435 66. Atlanta 31. 200,616 67. 34. Omaha 41. 191,601 68. 19. 22. 55. 28. 58. 64. 33. One fourth of our population dwell in cities of 100,000 and over. Another fourth dwell in cities of from 2500 to 100,000 population. Hence, slightly more than one half (51.4%) of our population dwell in cities. INDEX References are to pages Adjutant-General, office of, 151. 451; Sixteenth, 79, 451; Seven See Departments, administrative. frage advocated by, 355; prohibi. Amendments, of state constitutions, Animal Industry, Bureau of, 171, Annapolis, convention of, 34; naval academy at, 157. Anti-trust Law, 74, 75. partment of, 12, 14, 167, 171-173; 202. Appeals, Court of Customs, 193, 200, process, 244 note; legislature, 254; Appeals to Supreme Court, 196 368 note; educational rank, 411. 111-114, 201 note, 439; state, 271; 218, 219, 230, 232 note; government Apportionment, for Congress, 56, 253. 439; duties, 130; immunities, 131 ; 230; power of governor over, 272; Arizona, constitutional amendment governor, 267; board of supervisors, restrictions, 354 note; woman suf- References are to pages ment process, 244 note; legislature, 344. Bill of attainder, 206, 436, 437. federal, 37, 209; State, 210, 242, 255 gress over, 42; appropriation for, Bills, in Congress, 94, 95, 433; Under- tion, 153–155; employment for, 230. Appropriations. Federal Farm Loan, 141, 186; Na- States Shipping, 188; of General Appraisers, 200 note; of supervisors, of selectmen, 316, 318, 320. Boards, county, 303; table of, 304, 305. Boys' Corn Clubs, 409. Bribery, 440. “Budget," national, 97-99, 229, 230. Court, picture of, frontispiece; ments, navy, 156; interior, 167–171; agriculture, 171-173; commerce, 173; labor, 174-176. 258, 259. federal district, 201; state prosecut- Business taxes, 388. By-laws, 247. Cabinet, appointment of, 120, 121; 113; State, absence of, 268, 269. California, constitutional amend. ment process, 244 note; legislature, 254; governor, 267; board of super- Jersey primary, 370; New Jersey county charters, 326 (7); townships, note; woman suffrage, 355; initia- |