The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-06
mortgaged takes the last

home and Is 1t mortgaged takes the last
four columns?
There are two schedules for agricul-
tural information. One that deals with
farms, ranches and their products and
one that deals with live stock not kept
on on Farms, as horses in livery stable.
The following information will be gath
cred by the enuperator The names Of
the person conducting the farm his
color, race poStoftice address and tenure
Of the land. The total acreage of the
farm is to be given, the number Of acres
improved on June l. 1900 the number of
acres unlmproVed, the number of acres
rented, the value of the farm on June J.
1900, including all owned or leased land
together with the value of the buildings
and all permanent Improvements. The
value of the buildings are also to be Civ
en- separately. and the value of all ma
chinery belonging to the farm, no mat
ter for what purpose ii is used, the est
mated value of all farm products sold
consumed, or on hand during the year
ending June l, 1900, the amount expended
during the same time for fertilizers, the
amount expended for farm labor. exelu-
sive of housework. including the value of
the board furnished, the number of acres
irrigated from natural streams and the
number by pumped or artesian water
The acreage the quantity produced
and the value of the products will be TAX
divided into grains and seeds. hay and
forage, miscellaneous crops and sugar
All the vegetables, small fruits, trees and
vines, orchard fruits, tropical fruits, nuts
are to be taken note of as to quantity
raised. and value of the product. Flow
ers and vegetable seetH are special crops
The value of all wood, logs, railroad ties,
telegraph and telephone poles is to be
noted.
ANIMALS TO BE COUNTED.
Farm animals are to be enumerated ac-
cording to their age. number and value
animal found on the farm. There Is a
special section for pure-blooded animals.
The dairy is to be completely gone over,
and the quantity of butter, milk, cream
and cheese produced during the year will
be noted. as will the amount sold of each
and the money received. Sheep and goats
come in on the list and the number Of
heeceS, the total weight of all fieeces un-
washed, and the total value will be jotted
down by, the enumerator. Chickens,
ducks, turkeys and geese and their prod
uctS and the value of the same Is vital
Information. The same may be said of
bees and honey. The schedule for stock
enumerates cattle, horses. mules, asses
and burros. sheep. swine and goats, ac-
cording to the ages and number.
The manufactures schedule is one Of
the most important, and to insure accur-
ate information the enumerator is for
bldden under pain of a fine of $500 to give
acting in his official capacity. 1t IS in
tended that the information shall cover
as nearly as possible the year ending
informa ton is required to sign a certif-
icate, that all he says is true to the best
of his knowledge The following answers
are to be given: The date when the es-
taDlshmept began operation, the date
when present management bagan its
character Of organiZat ton, whether indi-
vidual or corporation, the character of
industry and the kind of goods made or
the work done
The enumerator is also required to dis
cover accurately the amount invested.
owned and borrowed, the value Of the
land, the value of the buildings, machin-
cry, tools and implements, the cash on
hand, bills receivable, unsettled ledger ac-
counts, new material, stocks in process of
manufacture, finished stock on hand and
other SundrieS.
Various questions are to be asked con-
corning the employees, the total number,
the number of men and women, the sal
arted officers of a corpora tion the general
superintendents, managers, clerks and
statesmen, all other employees, including
children under sixteen years. OF these
the greatest number employed during the
year must be given, the least number and
the total amount of wages or salaries
they draw during the year The average
number of women and children employed
during each month of the year is to be
given, with the full time, three-fourths
half time and idle time the concern
worked during each month.
In the matter of materials used, the
amount purchased in the raw state is re-
quired, with the unit Of measure the
quantity and the cost exclusive Of freight
charges. The same is to be done with
material IN partially manufactured form.
The cost of fuel is to be noted, likewise
the cost Of mill supplies and all other
materials. If any freight is to be paid
1t is to be Jumped in one sum. In the ex-
pense items are included the amount paid
for works, for rent of power and heat
for taxes, rent for offices, interest, insur-
ance, internal revenue tax and stamps,
ordinary repairs Of buildings and machin-
cry, advertising and the amount paid for
contract work. The different kinds of
goods manufactured are to be enumerated
in their units of measure, quantity and
value at the shop or factory. The amount
received for custom work and repairing
and the value of the products for the
preceding year are to be stated.
The power system of every manufac-
turing establishment will be entered En-
gines are divided into steam, gas and gas
oline, the other powers and water wheels,
electric motors. The amount of power
supplied to any other establishment will
be taken in horser power, as viii the
kind and amount supplied to the estab-
lishment by another concern.
Besides the schedules above mentioned
there are special schedules. One deals
with the Indian population and will be
used for the enumeration of Indians living
on reservations. Detached whites and ne
groes living in Indian families are to be
enumerated in a special way. All persons
defective in sight and hearing will be emu
merated on special schedules, and these
will be used IN institutions for this pur-
pose.
Headaches. Fatigue, Colds, Grip do not
stay where "Orangeine" finds its way