, 1890-05-29
TO TELL ALL.
Census EnumerstOrs will be Turned
Loose Next Monday.
They Will ask a Series Including
Some Peculiar Questions.
List of the EnumeFators Appointed
by Mr.. merrell.

Uinta county-Elwood Haffer, Richard
K. Morse. William W. Darling, William
Goodell, Jonathan Jones, Nathaniel K.
Dawers, Samuel Dickey, Bedlington
Lewis.
Fremcnt-Edwin r. Wynn. Harry E:
Cheeseman, VIM. A. Frederick, Samuel
liams, James Scott, William Riniker.
Sweetwater-Peter j. Hines, Jesse Ty-
son, George s. Wise, N. b. Dresser, y.
Q. Smith.
Sheridan-John D. Loucks, John Nc
Cormick.
Johnson-A. l.. Coleman, Richard j.
Daley, Chas. H.. Reynolds.
Natrona-Ohas. s.. Neikirk, Isaac N.
Spear, Alex 7. Butler.
Carbon-David N. Stickney, Isaac
Amos, George Wren, X. T. G. Hunting.
ton. Daniel jenkins, George Durant, A.
j.. Mathews.
Crook-Francis Purvis, Din B. Chas-
sell, M. w. Pettigrew.
Westou-John III Gardner, Charles ii.
Monroe.
Converse county-M. L. Edwards,
Robert A. Greene, Charles s. Seward,
Chris. d. Jenal.
Albany-Chris Dawber, VIM. Il. Reed,
Larami.-John F. Rocho. Robert
Walsh, Thos. B. Hall, James Hill, VIM.
o. Smith, P. F. Powelson, G.. NJ. KEEP
Ter.
There are ffty-six euumerators and as
many districts.
The law prescribing the of tax
ing the eleventh census approved March
l, 1889, provides for the appointment of
supervisors for every state aud territory in
the United States, with power to select
enumerators who must possess the proper
abilities. The number of inhabitants in
any enumeration district is limited to A.
600. The enumeration will commence on
the first Monday of June, and must be
completed, in cities having over 10000
date, and in all other districts on or be-
fore the first day of July next thereafter.
1t will be necessary for each enumerator,
before entering upon his duties, to receive
a commission under the hand ofthe super
visor of the district to which he belongs.
and to take an oath that he will perform
his duties faithfully and will not disclose
any information contained in the
schedules, lists or statements obtained by
me to n person or persons, except to
my superior officers"
He is also informed that he will receive
in compensation for his services 3 cents
for each name reported, . cents for each
death, is cents for each farm, 20 cents
for each establishment Of productive in
dustry. and 5 cents for Zach surviving
soldier. sailor or marine, or willow of a
soldier. sailor or marine, enumerated or
returned. Except 10 supreme cases, no
claim for mileage or travelling expenses
will be allowed to any enumerator and
then only when authority has been pre-
viously granted by the superintendent of
census.
st shall be the duty OF the enumerator
to visit personally each dwelling house in
his sub division, and each family therein,
and each individual living out of a fam
lily in any place of abode, and by inquiry
made of the head of such family, or of
the member thereof deemed most cerdit-
able and worthy trust, Of such individual
living out of a family, to obtain each and
every item of information, and all the
particulars required Of the act, as of date,
June /, 1890. And in case no such per-
son shall be found competent to answer
the inquiries. then it shall be lawful for
the enumeration to obtain the required in
formation, as nearly as may be practicable,
from. the family or families. or person or
persons, living nearest to such place of
abode"
There are a good many other things
not SO important that the enumerator will
have to store away in his head, and il he
should prove. neRlectful he would come
under this provision:
Any supervisor or enumeration, who,
having taken and subscribed the oath re-
quired by this act. shall, without %justiia-
BILE cause neglect or refuse to perform the
duties enioined on him by this act, or
shall, without the authority of the super
intendent. communicate to any person
not authorized to receive the same, any
information gained BY him in the per-
torrance of his duties, shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor, and, upon con-
~vict,on. shall be fined net exceeding $500;
or, if be shall wilfnlly aud knowingly
swear or affirm falsely. be shall be deemed
guilty of perjury. and, on conviction
thereof, and shall be imprisoned not ex-
ceeding three years, and be fined not ex-
ceeding $500; or if he sha,l wilfully and
knowingly make false certificates or fcti-
tious returns, he shall be deemed guilty Of
misdemeanor, and, upon conviction, shall
be fined not exceeding $500.
The enumerator is required to ask the
following questions of the occupants Of
each house in his district.
Christian name In full and initial Of
middle name.
Surname.
Whether a soldier, sailor or marine dur
ing the civil war UNITED States or Con
federate), or widow of such person.
Relationship to head of family.
Whether white, black. mulatto, quad
room, octoroon, Chinese or Jaranese, or
Indian.
Sex.
Age at the nearest birthday. If under
one year give age in months.
Whether. single, married, widowed or
divorced.
Whether married during the census
year (June !, 1889, or May 81. 1S90)
Mother Of how many children, and
number of these children living.
Place of birth.
Place Of birth Of father and mother.
Number of years in the United States.
Whether naturalized.
Whether naturalization papers have
been taken out.