Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-15
THE CENSUS.
Only Three More Working DAYS in
Which to Get the Figures.
Fair Progress Being Made in Fort Worth.
There is Still Necessity for Citizens to
Bestir Themselyes-The Districts.

The steps taken by the chamber of commerce
of Fort Worth to see that this city secure
proper represen tation n the census rolls of the
country have already resulted in great good, and
it now appears possible that the enumerators
may get the names of most of the citizens,
though as much time was lost early in some (
the most populous di stricts it would not be sur
prising if many names were found to have been
omitted in the final roundup.
The chamber of commerce clerks report at the
board of trade rooms every night at o clock.
They have been diligent in their task and have
rounded the city up pretty well already, giving
much valuable assistance to the regular en-
umerators. The concensums of their opinion is
that with some cooperation on the part of
citizens the full census will be taken.
They say though that citizens sas
should take the trouble to make the fast known
to the secretary of the chamber OF commerce,
Mr.. E. S. Riden, in order that the enumerators
may be instructed in the matter. Only three
more working days remain, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday. The rolls must be mailed to
washington on Neohesaay night. Leu tne
citizens take an in terest in this
facilitated in securing enrolment the allott-
ment of districts with the enumerator of each
is given again:
District 81, shattuck Observation-Disclosures on
west by Main street, south BY city limits, east
by city limits and north by Ruth street.
District 236, Martin enumerator-West by the
Clear Fork, south by West Fifth street to the
intersection of Second street, east to Lamar,
north on line with Lamar street to the city
limits.
District IS, Loney enumerator-west by
Cherry and Ash streets, south by the reserva-
ton, east by Main street. north by Seventh.
District as, Dawson, enumerator-Bounded
on the west by Main, south by Fifteenth, east
by the Trinity river. north by Eleventh street.
Main, south by Eleventh and Trinity east by
Trinity river, and north by Seventh street.
District &c. Burnett enumerator-West by
Main, south by Seventh, east by Live Oak and
Trinity river, north by Weatherford to Harding
then east on First street.
District 50, Cushman, enumerator-West by
Main, north by railroad avenue, south by Tuck
anu Ruth streets, east by city limits.
District 255, Rowe, enumerator-West by La
mar to Belknap, one block west to Burnett,
south by sscond, east by Main, north by city
limits.
District 25s, wray enumerator-west by the
Clear Fork, south by North street, east by
Cherry and north by Seventh.
District "a, McMichael enumerator-South by
Weatherford to Harding, then by East First
street to the city limits, north by city limits,
west by Main street and the Trinity river.
District ~, Dawson, enumerator-West by
Main, south by Front street to the Trinity river,
north by Fifteenth street.
District 254, Ryan, enume -ator-South by
Seventh, east by Main, north by Second.
District So, Melton. enumerator-South by the
city limits, west by Sandidge street, north by
Railroad avenue, east by Hemphill.
District Is, Sullivan enumeretor-West by
Main north by Weatherford to Harding, south
on Harding to East First street to the Trinity
river, south to Seventh street, west to Live
Oak. north to Third and west on Third to Main.
J District 50, Wray enumerator-West by Hemp
hill, south by the city limits, east by Main and
north by Railroad avenue.