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Table 1.—School population, teachers, property, and school year.—Continued.

Years.	School popula­tion.[1]	Teachers.	Schools.[2]	Monthly salary.	Days in school year.	Value school property.
1892–93	15,463	269	265	$78.18	130	$344,646
1893–94	16,403	293	289	75.30	124	405,446
1894–95	15,909	321	261	70.41	120	414,447
1895–96	16,936	324	293	68.54	126	428,935
1896–97	17,427	350	337	65.41	128	445,379
1897–98	18,802	435	347	67.50	130	472,107
1898–99	19,823	373	375	67.77	127	490,504
1899–1900	20,833	399	398	67.09	125	529,024
1900–1901	23,435	445	428	68.47	128	612,929
1901–2	25,259	457	442	75.30	125	654,942
1902–3	25,951	482	467	71.00	125	783,735
1903–4	27,324	519	498	72.00	130	882,790
1904–5	29,290	536	523	72.21	125	970,902
1905–6	30,230	554	542	74.55	125	1,041,888
1906–7	33,169	626	596	74.91	128.4	1,158,335
1907–8	34,299	645	633	79.19	135	1,409,788
1908–9	34,299
1909–10	36,729
1910–11	38,611	876	765	84.70
1911–12	42,381	895	814	86.58		1,845,021
1912–13	46,681	1,020	865	86.98		2,102,419
1913–14	53,845	1,096	1,020	89.56
1914–15	56,471	1,219	1,082	91.61
1915–16	61,073	1,364	1,138	91.76

Table 2.—Enrollment and attendance.

Years.	Total school en­rollment.	Per cent of school population enrolled.	Average school attendance.	Per cent of enroll­ment in average attendance.	Per cent of school population in average attendance.
1872–73	333	20.0
1873–74	343	13.2
1874–75	568	22.3	419	73.8	16.7
1875–76	1,213	41.0	900	74.2	30.4
1876–77	903		580
1877–78	2,740	88.7	890	32.5	28.8
1878–79	3,143	59.3	1,102	35.1	20.8
1879–80	4,212	58.9	2,847	67.6	39.8
1880–81	3,844	40.2
1882–83	3,751	40.0	2,554	68.0	27.2
1883–84	4,516	48.1	3,287	72.8	35.0
1884–85	4,974	48.6	3,226	64.9	31.5
1885–86	6,076	59.6	3,507	57.7	34.3
1886–87			3,602		34.9
1887–88			3,849		37.3
1888–89	7,286	58.6	4,293	58.9	34.1
1889–90	7,989	61.5	4,702	58.8	37.0
1890–91			5,047		36.4
1891–92			5,198		35.3
1892–93	10,104	65.3	5,340	52.5	34.5
1893–94	11,319	63.7	6,791	60.0	41.9
1894–95	11,450	71.9	7,034	61.4	44.1
1895–96	12,889	76.1	7,641	59.2	45.1
1896–97	13,367	76.7	8,983	67.2	51.5
1897–98	14,713	78.2	9,011	61.2	47.9
1898–99	15,893	80.2	9,396	59.1	47.4
1899–1900	16,504	79.2	10,177	61.6	48.8
1900–1901	17,817	76.0	10,951	61.4	42.4
1901–2	19,203	76.0	11,514	59.9	41.6
1902–3	20,008	77.1	12,105	60.4	46.6
1903–4	21,366	78.1	13,022	60.9	47.6
1904–5	21,792	74.4	14,009	64.3	47.4
1905–6	23,223	76.8	14,448	62.2	47.7
1906–7	25,360	76.1	15,667	61.8	47.2
1907–8	27,023	78.7	16,928	62.6	49.3
1910–11	33,029	86.8	21,776	65.9	56.1
1911–12	33,310	78.6	22,813	68.5	53.8
1912–13	33,336	75.0	25,003	71.4	53.5
1913–14	42,036	71.1	29,912	78.1	55.5
1914–15	43,316	72.8	31,555	76.6	55.9
1915–16	47,945	71.5	34,257	78.5	56.1

1. Until 1883 the school age was 6 to 21; 1884 to April, 1901, 6 to 18; since 1901, 6 to 21.
2. During the earlier years these are referred to as “school rooms,” “in 1881–82, as districts.” They were one-teacher schools.