The Arizona champion., 1890-06-21
-e ----ss-- WEEKLY CHAMPION
Farmers and the Census.

Each state has from one to clever supervisors districts. There ar. l75 supervisors in all. There art 42,o0o enumerators, who in all parts of the country began theil work Monday morning, June ? 1890. Every farm will be visited before June 30, and the following questions will be asked, keeping 1T mind that the figures you are tC give nearly all pertain to the crop' of 1889, and not to the growing crops of 1890:
 l. Your name as occupant of the farm. 2. Are you owner, renter for money, or for share Of the crops of the farn12 3. Are you white q black7 4. Number of acres of lahd, improved and unimproved. , Acres irrigated. 6. Number of lartesian wells flowing. ', Value of farm, buildings, implements, ma chiuery and live stock. s. Fence. Cost of building and repairing 9. Cost of fertilizers. To- Labor: Amounts paid foI l.bor, includins board; weeks of hired labor, white or black. II. Products: Estimated value Of all farm productions sold, consumed or on hand for 1889. l2. Forestry: Amount of wood cut, and value of all forest products sold. l3. Grasslands: Acres of each kind of grassland cut for hay or pastured; tons of hay and straw sold; clover and grass seeds produced and sold. silos and their capacity. IA. Sugar: Cane, sorghum, maple and beet; sus gar and molases; acres, product and value of each. l5. Casto, beans: Acres. I6. Cereals: Barley, buckwheat, Indian corn, oats, rye,
 
 wheat; acres, crop, amount of each sold and consumed, and value. IT. Rice: Acres, crop and value. Is. Tobacco: Acres, crop, amount sold, and value. 19. Peas and beans: Bushels, and value of crop sold. 20. Peanuts: Acres, bushels aud value. 2l. Hops: Acres, pounds and value. 22. Fibers: Cotton, flax and hemp; acres, crop and value. 23. Broom corn: Acres, pounds and value. 24. Live stock: Horses, mules and asses; number on hand June l, 1890; number foaled in 1889; number sold in 1889; number died in 1889. 25. Sheep: Number on hand June 1, 1890, of Sine wool, " 'long wool' and "all other;'
  number of lambs dropped in 1889; 'tspring lambs" scld in 1889; sold in 1889 other than "spring lambs" slaughtered for use on farm In 1889; killed by dogs in 1889; died from other causes in 1889. 26. Wool: Shorn spring of 1890 and fall of 1889. 57. Goats: Number of Angora and common. 20. Dogs: Ou farm June l, 1890. 29. Neat cattle: Working oxen. milch cows aad other cattle on hand June l, 1890; number of pure bred, grade and common. calves dropped in 1889; cattle sold in 1889; slaught- cred for use on the farm, and died in 1889. 30. Dliry: Milk-total gallons produced on farm; sold for aso in families; sent to creamery or tertory; used on farm, including fo' hitter or cheese; used on farm in iaising cream tor sale, including for creamery or factory. Butter-pound> s5i1de on farm and sold in 1889. ,<S-eam-quarts sent to creamery or History; sold other than to creamery pf faet)ry. Cheese-pounds made q, 54rm and sold in 1889. 3l fsfag: Number on hand June l, lS9a; sold in 1889; consumed ou 5.. Al ahd died in 1889. B. Poultry: Nunbr each of chickens, turkeys, ;,,,4sttai $ a i'd ducks on hand June l, due of all poultry products sold; t $ produced, sold and value ;.} Gsog. B. Bees: Number of ,tifrts, pounds of honey and wax lfoIle l, and value. 34: Onions: F Fi.,,op-number of acres, bush e.. o.to ilsed and ;oll, and value. U, p Z toes: Sweet and Irish .'!;aie.a produced and sold. 36. .dar}, gardens and small fruits: r g.; of acres in vegetables, : >o i'ies, cranberries, rasPber-
 s-~j gberries and other small Bit ,J total valua of DrOductS