The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-04
Be CLOSED TO-NIGHT.
he Census Work is Rapidly Being
Brought to Z. Con-
clusion.
tut One Person Has Thus Far
Refused to Answer the
Questions
he Government Agent WIN Remain the
Rest Of This Week-Tho Final
FigureA

. The census work, judging from the ra-
idity with which the enumerators are
losing up their districts, should be com-
.eted BY this evening, The men have gone
oout their duties in thorough and syste-
satic manner, after having been thorough
\ instructed by the government agent. The
sople have, as rule, promptly and cheer
|ally given the information required Of
|aem. So far there has been but one case
ported to Mr.. Wood by the enumerators
more the inquiries required by the law
|ere met with refusal. This person has
|ben reported to United States Attorney
Feed, who will no doubt succeed in con-
|ncing him that he should answer the
|aestions. When approached by the
|humerator the citizenwas mot in
| good humor and told tho cen
lis man that he had already
|iswered the questions several times on
|revious occasions. The head Of family
L four went to Mr.. Woods Office Yesterday
lad complained that his house had not been
|,sited and that he had not been
Enumerated. Mr.. Wood, Who has
| wonderful amount of patience
lad good nature, hu ted up the schedules
lad soon found the one containing the
ZINES of the gentleman's family and the
I'D in reply to an inquiry from Mr.. Wood
| to whether the information was correct
piled that 1t was. He also added. II
binder how it happenedY' Mr.. Wood then
Id him that If the information was all
|zht that was all that the government re-
hired.
All the districts as published in The In
|apENDENT of last Sunday have been com
|eted with the exception of the following:
Id city limits. On center lines of West
|hin street to Cutler street. Cutler street
4 Main street, Main street to Bridge street,
|tidge street to Chatham street, Chatham
|teet to city limits, on city limits south to
lest Main street. Geo. A. Maloney, IA
IAiley block.
District No. 8-Beginning on the corner
| Broadway and jackson streets. On CEN
X lines Of Broadway to Ewing street,
jackson street, Jackson street to Broad
lay. G. II. Coates, Harvey block, Grand
rect.
District No. Beginning on the corner
Lawrence and Warren streets. On CEN
{ lines of Warren street to Thirteenth
senue, Thirteenth avenue to Main street,
Ain street to Lawrence street, Lawrence
Feet to Warren street.
District No. 30 Beginning on the corner
Benton avenue and Euclid avenue. On
nter lines of Benton avenue to Mon. Cent
II. tracks, north to city limits, city limits
st to Gold avenue, Gold avenue to N. p.
r., N. P. r. r. to Main street, Main
:eet to Lyndale avenue. Lyndale avenue
Euclid and Benton avenues.
District No. 31-Beginning on tho corner
Lyndale and Euclid avenues. On center
les of Euclid avenue to Grant street,
amt street to N. p. r. r., N. r. r. r.
nth to city limits, city limits to Benton
snue, Benton avenue to Lyndale and
'clid avenues.
District No. 37-Beginning ON the corner
Montana avenue and Northern Pacific
slroad. On center lines of Montana ave.
p to city limits, following city limits,
~ and south to Northern Pacific railroad,
!rthern Pacific railroad to Montana ave-
g. John ID. Pasten, 1902 Helena avenue.
District No. beginning at the corner
Montana and Livingston avenues. On
ster lines of Montana avenue to Northern
ciic railroad, Northern Pacific railroad
Us to city limits, on city limits south to
ospect avenue, Prospect avenue to Fee
eet, Fee street to Livingston avenue,
kingston avenue to Montana avenue. G.
l}rissinger, Grand and Jackson.
People living in the other districts, who
Ee not been enumerated, should get their
ines in pretty soon or they will be too
e., When the districts have all been I'm
Jed, the final and total figures will be as
tanned by Mr.. Wood. He will remain
70 the rest of this week, and will not
I've for Washington until next Monday.
one here except the enumerators and
Wood will know what these figures are,
| they are not permitted to tell. Mr..
sod said yesterday that If the citizens
tsus committee would telegraph to Wash
ton asking that he be authorized to
ke the figures public, he had no doubt
II Supt. Porter would grant the request.