St. Paul daily globe., 1890-08-25
READY FOR RECOUNT.
To-Day Begins the Work Of
Re-Enumerating st. Paul
Residents.
Citizens and HouseholderS
Ad.iured to Lend Every
Assistance.
The Daily Results Of the
Count to Be Given Out to
the Public.
Boundary Lines Of Districts,
and the Enumeration for
Each.
To-day the recount.

BrlgnC anu early unlS morning lIie otI
enumerators will begin the work of re-
counting the population of st. Paul, and
it is unnecessary to further adjure every
citizen and householder to lend all aid
in his power. Be accurate and eXpedi-
tiOuS, and the result will be beyond all
doubt, Communicate freely with head
quarters and send in any information
you may deem valuable.
Special Agent Wardle and his FIVE as
SiStants were hard at work all day yes
terday at the census office in the fed
eral building. During the day a large
number of the enumeratorS called at
the Office and received Information from
Mr.. Wardle upon certain points about
which they were doubtful. The COM
mission of Henry Fabel, who was as
signed to District Ill, was cancelled, as
Mr.. Wardle discovered that he was one
of the enumeratorS employed in the
first count. Charles H. Murphy was as
signed to take the district. The Sched-
uleS which were sent to residents of the
city who are SOjOurning at the lakes
and other resorts are coming in by
every mail. They are filled in with the
number of the enumeratOr to whose
district they belong. Yesterday about
400 schedules were mailed to various
enumerators by Mr. Wardle. with the
following letter:
Aug. %. 1S9O.-Sir: Enclosed find sched-
ule containing names OF persons supposed
to be residents of your enumeration district.
This schedule must be verified by you. If the
person or persons are residents of your dis
trict, obtain all necessary data, and advise
this office to that effect. If the person or
persons named are not residents of your dis
triet, notify me Immediately. Very respect
fully, j. A. NARDLE.
Special Agent in Charge of Reenumera ton.
The lists sent out yesterday represent
about 1000 persons, and it is expected
that schedules will be returned during
the next three days representing about
twice that number. The enumeratorS
will report personally to Mr.. Wardle
each evening the result of their days
work. and the supervisor is in hopes
that 10000 will be enumerated by to-
night. The totals will be published
each morning in the GLOBE.
The circulars printed in siXlanguages,
issued by the citizens committee, were
distributed at the various churches
after the morning services yesterday, as
the congregations left the doors.
The various enumeration districts and
the enumerator for each are contained
III the following:
First Ward.
District !. Thomas j. Gibson-Bounded
on the north by Minneapolis avenue; OH the
east by st. Paul and Duluth railroad; on the
south by Lake Como and Phalen avenue; on
the west by Edgerton street.
.. James McParten-Bounded on the
north by Lake Como and Phalen avenue; on
the east by Greenbrier avenue: on the south
by Maryland street; on the west by Edgerton
street.
g. Ellard Dowling-Bounded on the north
by Lake Como and Phalen avenue; on the
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the south by Maryland street; on the west by
Greenbrier avenue
d. John p. Olson-Bounded on the north
by Maryland street; on the east by Forest
street; on the south by Lawson street; on the
west by Arcade street.
8. Charles G. Norberg-Bounded on the
north by Maryland street; on the east by Earl
street; Oh the south by Lawson street; on the
west by Forest street
g.. Luverne Adams-Bounded OH the north
by Maryland street; on the east and south by
the ST. Paul x Duluth railroad; on the west
by Forest street from the ST. Paul & Duluth
railroad to Lawson street, and by Earl street
from Lawson to Maryland.
:. John o. Leveroos-B Bounded on the
north by Lawson street; on the east by Forest
street; on the south by the st. Paul d. Duluth
railroad; on the west by Arcade street.
s. Peter Schletty-Bounded on the north
by Minneapolis avenue; on the eastby Edger-
ton street; on the south by Maryland street;
on the west by Mississippi street,
9. Thomas X. Nafus-Bounded on the
north by Maryland street; on the east by
Edgerton street; on the south by Magnolia
street; on the west by Mississippi street.
10. James O'Brien-Bounded on the north
by Magnolia street: on the east by Edgerton
street; OH the south by Case street; on the
west BY Mississippi street.
II. William f. Busse-Bounded on the
north by Case street; on the east by Edgerton
street; on the south by Minnehaha street; on
the west by Burr street.
1o1 ont ha No nrfI
by Case street; OH the east by Burr street; on
the south by Minnehaha street, on the west
by Westminster street.
Is. john F. GiDbons-Bounded on the
north by Case street; on the east by West
minister street; on the south by Minnehaha
street; on the west by Mississippi street.
II. AXel o. Lange-Bounded on the north
by Magnolia street; on the east by Arcade
street; on the south by Cook street; on the
west by Edgerton street.
10. Jorgen q. Figen-Bounded on the
north by Cook street, OH the east by Arcade
street; on the south by Lawson street; on the
west by Edgerton street.
10 Louis Johnson--BOundedo on the north
by Lawson street: on the east by Arcade
street; on the south by jerks street; on the
west by Edgerton street
IL John $. uedberg-Bounded on the
north by jerks street; on the east by Arcade
street; on the south by Case street; on the
west by EdgertOn street.
lS. Frank Good-Bounded on the north
by case street. OH the east py Arcaue street;
on the south by Sims street; on the west by
Edgerton street.
10 John o. Rose-Bounded on the north
by Maryland street; on the east by Greenbrier
avenue: OH the south by Magnolia street; on
the west by Edgerton street.
20. Henry ". Flint-Bounded on the
north by Maryland street: on the east by Ar
cade street, on the south by Magnolia street ;
on the west by Greenbrier avenue.
2l. Lawrence Johnstad-Boanded on the
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avenues on the south by Wells street; on the
west by Edgertou street.
2l. Herman Seydler-Bounded on the
north by Wells street; on the east by Payne
avenue. from Wells street to the Chicago, st.
Paul Minneapolis K Omaha railroad, and
the St Paul Il Duluth railroad; on the south
by Minnehaha street; on the west by Edger-
ton street.
%. August Ohmann-Bounded on the
north by Sims street, on the east by Green
brIer avenue; on the south by the st. Paul d
Duluth railroad and the Omaha railroad; the
west by Payne avenue.
"a. Frank E. Shougren-Bounded on the
north by Sims street; on the east by Walsh
avenue: on the south by the Duluth railroad /;
on the west by Greepbrier avenue.
%. Rex Shane-Bounded on the north by
Sims street; on the east by Weide avenue; on
the south by the Duluth railroad; on the
west by Walsh avenue.
26 Louis P Johnson-Bounded on the
north by Sims street; on the east by Arcade
street, Oh lHe SOutu ny luG o. Idul O Ou-
luth railroad; on the west by Weide avenue.
81. LIE Roy Brown-Bounded on the north
by Minnehaha street, on the east by Olive
street produced to Minnehaha street; on the
south by Williams street; on the west by
Mississippi street.
%. John W. Bollman-Bounded on the
north by Williams street; on the eastb by Olive
street, on the south by Olmstead street and
Mount Airy street from Pine TO Mississippi !;
on the west by Mississippi street.
%. Noah Sinks-Bounded on the north
bv Minnehaha street, OH the east by the St.
Paul q Northern Pacific railway; on the
south by Lafayette avenue can and olmstead
the west by Olive street.
80. Alfred II. Jenkins-Bounded OH the
north by Minnehaha street; OH the cast by
De Soto street; on the south by Collins street
and Lafayette avenue; on the west by The St.
Paul d Northern Pacific railway.
81. Walter H. Hines-Bounded on the
north by Minnehaha street: on The east by
Bradley street; on the south by Collins street;
Oh the west by De Soto street.
80. Romer 4. kweather-Bounded on
the north by Minnehaha street; on the east
bv Edgerton and Decatur streets; on the south