The age-herald., 1900-05-16
ENUMERATORS WHO
 WILL TAKE CENSUS Supervisor Smyar Completes List
 for Fifth District. BEGIN THEIR WORK JUNE 1 Territory Covers Jefferson, Bibb, Hale, Perry and Dallas Counties-Com-
 petent People Have Been
 Selected to Gather Facts
BEGIN THEIR WORK JUNE 1

The taking of the first census will begin on the first day of June and in the cities continue for fifteen days and in the country thirty days R. B.. Smyer, supervisor for the Fifth district of Alabama, has com pleted the list of enumerators for his dis trict and has given the names out for pub lication. They follows:
 Bibb County-District No. l. Andrew w. Hayes, Woodstock; district No. 2 Andrew D. Smith, Scottsville; district No. ,, John w. Elenberg, Woodstock; district No. 4 Newton H. Thompson, Jamesvile; district No. g. Cromwell L. Cleveland, Trio; dis trict No. 6, Newton P Langston, Six Mile; didstrict No. ', Oliver P. Head, Breriield;
 district No. s, James G.. Oakley, Ashby;
 district No. g, David M. Lewis Blocton;
 district No. 10, Joe w. Loving, Centreville.
 Dallas County-District No. H. Thomas
 NJ Martin, Plantersville; district No. F,
 Thomas J. Melton, Summerield; district
 No. 13 Nicholas D. Laughlin, Summer
 field; district No. II, Jesse D. Roundtree
 Selma; district No. 10. William C. Rosser
 Selma; district No. 16, Jonn E. Young
 Harrell; district No F, Julius Pledger
 Martin Station: district No IS, William B.
 Philan, Selma district No 19, James R.
 Hines, Tassa; district No. 20 Samuel J.
 Hunter Berlin; district No. q, Peter U.
 Browning, Pleasant Hill; district No. 2 Joseph F. Rosser, Dallaston; district No
 23, John R. Crumpton Pleasant Hill; dis
 trict No. 24, Thomas E. Lide, Richmond;
 district No. 25, William H, Frazier
 Browns; district No. 26, Edward Nelson
 Cahaba; district No. 27 Alexander Phien
 Selma; district No. 2S, Kent West, Selma
 district No %, Robert l.. Grimes. Selma; district No. 30, John B. Ford Stafford; dis trict No. 31, William w. Shepherd, Safford
 district No. 32, T. F. Kendrick Massillon; district No. B, Allen c. Coats, Browns; district No. 34 w. c. Bilingslea, Browns; district No. 35, William J. Hunter, Berlin; district No. 36, James P. Day, Sardis; dis trict No. B. Walter l.. Mose1y, Tasso; dis trict No. 3S, Robert J. Lide, Carlowville; district No. 39, Henry Arthur Day Sardis;
 district No 40 John G. Chisom, Bridges;
 district No. fl, Walter D. Brice, Bridges;
 district No. 42, Billups J. Gayle, Selma;
 district No. 43 Henry A. Patterson, Sel- ma; district No. A. Benjamin F. Toler,
 Selma; district No. 45. Gilbert S. Nichol- son, Selma; district No. 46, Edward M. Boggs, Selma.
 Hale County-Distrst No. 47 James B. Abernathy, Havana; district No. 4S. Percy IT. Wilson, Tunstall; district No. 49, John C. Britton, Tunstall: district No. 50. Henry T. Stringfellow, Greensboro; district No
 51, John A. Allerbe, Greensboro; district
 No. 52, Christopher c. Gewin Greensboro;
 district No. 53, Alfred E. Walker, New bern; district No 54, James W. Stephen son, Sawyersville; district No. 55, John c. 1OuWln CeudrNllle, ulStrlct NO. ob, FfanclS P. Sledge, Cedarsville; district No. 57, Der | ry IT. Collins, Gallon: district No. 5S, El- | wood D. Davies, Gallon; district No 59, Charles B. Smith, LaneVille; district No.
 60. Lafayette L. Williams, Greensboro; dis
 trict No 61, John T. Geddie, Phipps; dis
 trict No. 62, Newton l.. Whitfield oMund- ville district No. 63, Frank R. Chambers, Whitstt; district No. 6i, James P Wilson. Sawyersyllle.- -
 Perry County-District No. 6, John s. Ford, Marion; district No 66, Willis H. Edwards Marion; district No. 67, James O. Bailey, Marion; district No 6S Albert F. Davis, Hamburg; district No. 69, Thomas Hudson Uniontown; district No. 70. Reub en H. Bachman, Uniontown district No. Il, Val Taylor, Uniontown; district No. 72, John F.. Scott, Scotts tSation: district No. 73. Robert w. Underwood, Marion; dis trict No. "A, John M. Farrell Edison; dis No. 75, George F. Tucker Ironville; dis trist No. 76, Job I. Cannon, Brush Creek; district No IT, William E. Perry, Chad wick; district No. 7S, Benjamin F. Garri- son, Perryville; district No. 79, Judson D. Pack, Sprott; district No. S0 ames A. Me Crary Felix; district No. S1, Leroy P. Blackburn, Marion; district No. S2, Elisha P Nelms, Marion: district No. S3, Offe L.
 Woodfin, Uniontown.
 Jefferson County-District No. S4, Wesley
 B. Kyle, Belle Sumpter; district No. S5, Isaac w. McAdory Jonesboro; district No.' S6, Edward M. Prince, Adger; district No. S7, Jackson B. Knight, Ezra; district, No. SS, Ira G. Smith, Toadvine; district No. 80,
 Louis H. Shuttleworth, Laben; district No. 9O, Elisha B. Knight Dolomite; district No.
 91, Walter s. Hale, Oxmoor; district No 92,
 Daniel P. Hale, Oxmoor; district No 93, Ivan A. Miller, Powderly: district No. 94, Menzo w. Parsons, Birmingham; district No 95. Isaiah c. Brown, East Lake; dis trict No, 96 John T. Briskey, Woodlawn; district No. 97, Churchill A. Williamson, Leeds; district No. 9S, Peter l.. Acton Trus- Vile: district No. 99 George P. Moore, Clay; district No 100, James c. Williams, Pinson; district No. 101, John B. Davidson, Warrior; district No. 102, Margaret Shin
 delbower, Warrior; district No. 103, Charles
 P. Dowdey Warrior; district No. 104, Joseph R. Tate, Brookside; district No 105, Lucien E. Hyche Ezra; district No. 106, William P. Moore, Irondale; district No. TOT, Charles A. Vildebill, Birmingham dis trict No. 10S Ira Dement, Lewisberg; dis l trict No 109. John A. Roberts, Ezra; dis | trict No. 11O Samuel G. Spain, Rosedale; l district No Ill, Frederick J. Muller, Car | diff; district No. 112, shomas J. Cuniff, dictr No r