The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-01
TO BEGIN THE BIG COUNT.
SUPERVISOR BECKETTS CENSUS
ARMY READY TO MARCH.

The Count of the City to be Made in
Two Weeks-The Enumerators and
Their Divisions in Savannah ana in
Chatham County-An of the Enumer-
etors in the Fifth District Qualified
Except One In Rulloch County.
Tomorrow morning Supervisor Beckett's
little army of enumerators VIII start out on
its mission of taking the census in the Fifth
district Of Georgia. To a MoRNuEG News
reporter last night Mr.. Beckett said that he
had hardly time to be civil. al worked
until o'clock this morning" be added, Sin
getting the enumerators off, and you see
that am still busy"
Mr.. Beckett replied that all have quail
fed except one in Bulloch county, and if he
does not hear from him by to-day's mail he
will telegraph to Supt. Porter for authority
to send man to Bulloch from Savannah,
as it is too late now TO get man down
from Bulloch, instruct him and prepare
him for the WORK.
Mr.. Beckett wants to have the census of
the city completed inside of two weeks, and
the country districts within the month.
The following comprises the subdivisions
of the city into districts, with the names of
enumeraIors: oga
Cuthbert White, Lee and Waring Wards
Michael Joyce
Schley, Haywood, Weed, Telfair and
Padelford Wards-Henry G. Usina.
Extended city limits south OF Anderson
street and east of Bull street-Frank Gecks
Extended city limits south of Anderson
street and west Of Bull street-Nicholas ].
LAWYER. r
Berrien, CASTOR and Charlton Wards
John F. Glatigny.
Chatham Ward-John j. Kenney.
Lloyd, Cue and Gallie Rards-D. V. LIE
hey.
Derby. Reynolds, and Warren Wards,
with the wharf lots between Whitaker and
East Broad streets-James s. Derby.
Percival, Ancon and Columbia Wards
Henry Goette.
Washington and Greene Wards-Owen
w. Flynn.
Trustees Ward-F. Frank
North Ogfethorpe and Middle Oglethorpe
Wards-George E. Inglesby.
South Oglethorpe and Railroad Wards
Charles r. Motsinger.
O'Neill, Walton and Minis Wards, and
Garden Lots Is and 16 west-A. M. Saliedo.
Choctaw ward, parts of garden lots 81
and ~, west, not included in said ward,
garden lots IS and "a, west, and the tan
yards lots not in Choctaw ward, and all the
territory between w est BOunCarY street
aid the east line of the Springfield planta-
ton, south of Railroad street, to Gwinnett
street STANDARDIZATION G.. Robertson.
Screven, Elliott, Marshall and Willy
Wards-Carl Schultz.
New Franklin, Franklin, Decker, Liberty
and Heathcote wards, with wharf lots be-
tween West Broad and Whitaker streets
e. A. Lage.
#Elbert, jackson and Currietown Wards
John Houston.
Pulaski Ward-Charles Fl. Bell.
Brown and Crawford Wards-Joseph ].
Greenlaw.
Crawford Ward, East--Dennis NuRent.
Carpenter Row, Magazine, Jones and
Gilmerville Wards-F. F. Bates.
Jasper, Lafayette, Monterey and Calhoun
Wards-George W. Beckett.
Troup, Wesley and Barlow Wards-S. N.
Gragg
Davis, Mercer and Atlantic Wards
Philip Guilmartn.
Forsyth, Stephens, Kelly and Johnston
Wards-T. j. Maloney.
In the county the districts are as follows:
Fifth Militia District exclusive of the
islands)-W. c. Workman.
Sixth Militia District-A. Tomlinson.
Seventh Militia District-T. E. Bourquin,
Pooler.
Eighth Militia District-Lewis s. Fair
child, Pooler
Sea Islands on the Coast of Chatham
Robert Il. Hardee, Isle of Hope.