History of Passaic and its environs ..: historical-biographical . debt of Clifton was $330,200 in 1913, while in 1922 it is $1,223,900(including authorized issues of bonds). School enrollment in 1913 was 3,876,and in 1922 it is about 6,268. [Note—The editor desires to express his thanks to Mr. Francis T. Tilton for much of thedata pertaining to City Government]. CHAPTER , NEWSPAPERS, POST OFFICE, LIBRARY, STREETS. Clifton has two banks. One (the first to be established in what was thenthe township of Acquackanonk), the Clifton Trust Company, commencedbusiness May 6, 1915. William H. H
History of Passaic and its environs ..: historical-biographical . debt of Clifton was $330,200 in 1913, while in 1922 it is $1,223,900(including authorized issues of bonds). School enrollment in 1913 was 3,876,and in 1922 it is about 6,268. [Note—The editor desires to express his thanks to Mr. Francis T. Tilton for much of thedata pertaining to City Government]. CHAPTER , NEWSPAPERS, POST OFFICE, LIBRARY, STREETS. Clifton has two banks. One (the first to be established in what was thenthe township of Acquackanonk), the Clifton Trust Company, commencedbusiness May 6, 1915. William H. Huey was president; George F. Schmidt,vice-president; Adrian Wentink, Jr., secretary-treasurer. Business was startedwith a capital of $100,000. and surplus of $50,000. The stockholders werefrom Clifton, Passaic and Paterson. Success has followed and to-day it is inflourishing condition, having secured the confidence of the entire is at the corner of Main and Clifton avenues. The other is known as the First National Bank of Clifton, which was .Xl^Whistoryofpassaic02scot. 51
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