The Pensacola journal., 1913-01-12

NC01I1nue0 from rage SIX
Number OF new buildings erected in
1s11-1ss, value $440.sSS.
Number Of new buildings erected in
1S13-314. value 544. .2o6.
Bonded Indebtedness, 1s02-$25e. 900.
In 1912. s1,25o.000.
Number Of churches 1902, IA: in 1912.
~.
Number of communicates, in 1902.
6.Ss1: In 1912. 10,777.
Value of property in 1902, $152. ESQ:
in 1871. $s41, zoe.
Church denomina tons represented in
the city. are: Catholic. Methodist,
Episcopal. Presbyterian, Baptist, Luth-
sran, Greek. Universalist, Christian
Science, Jewish, Salvation Army.
Christian.
Exports. 1sO2-s18.s5O. 7Os; e12-
&24.o37,o7o.
The gas consumers in 1902 were
1911, consuming 20,000.e00 cubic feet
of gas, the capacity of the tanks, 1000
cubic feet; miles of gas mains, 20. In
1912, the number of consumers were
2,27s. consuming $4,000. 600 cubic feet
of gas; the capacity of the tanks.
$4,000 cubic feet; miles of gas mains.
80.
Imports for the fiscal year 1902.
s1,1S2, 000 Imports for the fiscal year
ending June s0,1so0, s7s.45s. For 1912,
$1,534.115. and for the Calendar Year
1912. $2,s2s.S31.
The population Of the city proper, in
1910. 22.ss2s of which 12,75S were white.
In 1917, the estimated population, with
the suburbs) is $4,000.
In 1902, the city had miles of paved
streets, in 1912, % miles.
Expenditures for municipal improve
ments during the period. based on the
1910 population, amount to 800 per
capita.
Post office receipts in 1902, $4,000.
In 1912. $s4.71G.
In 1902 there were 41-2 miles of
sanitary sewers; in 1912, 53 miles.
1902, blocks of storm sewers; in
1912. II 1-2 miles.
In 1902, there were miles of paved
sidewalkss in 1912, 115 miles.
In 1902. there We're 17.2 miles of
street railways; in 1912, 24.2 miles.
In 1902, there We're 56t telephones in
use in Pensacola; in 1872 2,262.
WATERWoRkS.
In 1897, number of miles of main,
IA: annual consumption. 2s2 1000. .O60
kdlF0nSt CdRdLIlJ "a IESGAN OtISB Low tI
etc. 100000 gallons: value of plant and
u: number of consumers, 1000.
In 1912, number of mains, 81; annual
consumption. s27,000,000 gallons; ca
pacity OF reservoirs. towers, etc,
100000 gallons; value of plant and
equipment, s3s0,000; number of wells
16; number Of consumers, 1900.
TRANSPORTATION.
The railroads operating into the
city. are the Louisville & Nashville
the Gulf. Florida & Alabama, the Pen
saeola, Mobile & New Orleans; the two
last named, and the Memphis 6 Gulf
are under process of construction.
The Gulf Transit Company operates
four lines to Bremen, Liverpool, Havrt
and Genoa.
The South Atlantic s. S. Co, tt
England, Holland and Germany.
The Harrison Line TO Liverpool
monthly from April to September in.
elusive
The vogeman Line to Holland
France, Spain and the Mediterranean
The CAM Line to Liverpool.
Regular coastwise steamers operate
tc Mobile. Carrabelle, Apalachicols
and ST. Andrews. Nine river steamers
two power vessels, and 10 schooner
make regular schedules TO neighboring
streams.
HARRoR.
The entrance TO the harbor Of Pen
saeoIa consists Of a short channel 45t
feet wide. % feet deep; this channe
has shown the following improve
ments: 1ST9-19 1-2 feet. 1Ss3-2i
feet. Iss5-31 feet.
Pensacola bay is protected by Santa
Rosa island and contains 10 1-2 squar.
miles of anchorage of not less than 81
fset depth; 1-2 square miles not les