The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-05-16
CENSUS SOON 10 BEGIN
ENUMERAToRs FOR THE WHOLE
GROUP.
The Prime Facts Sought to be obtained
BY the EnumeratiOn-The Number Of
Dwellings one Of them.

Census taking begins June 1. The
enumerators for the whole group have
been appointed. They have received
their Instructions and are now supposed
to be studying out the blanks they will
have to hll These blanks look COM
plicated at nf4t sight, because of the
amount of lnfofnation they call for.
But they have been arranged on very
logical order so that IL an enumerator
thoroughly masters the principle upon
which they are arranged, he will have
very little difficulty in following them
out correctly. whatever difficulty he
may have due to the many languages
spoken here, and of peoples ignorance
of their own personal history, in getting
full and correct information.
The enumerating blanks are arranged
| to secure two sets of prime facts. one
of these is the number of dwelling
| houses. The other is the number OF
people, their ages, and social and in
dustrial condition. The first thing in
| dicated on the blank is the fact OF a
dwelling, and these must be numbered
in the order the enumerator goes to
| them. Then the next thing is the head
of the household, and everybody else is
| given in their relation to him, as wife,
child, husband, servant, ward or board
err and not their relation to each other.
! Thus in a hotel the proprietor or mana
ger living at the hotel will appear as
the head, and everybody else living
in the hotel is designated as a 'boarder'
or servant as the case may be. So that
| q man and his wife living at the hotel
will each appear in their relation to the
| head" as boarders," but their relation
to each other will not appear, except
that both having the same name, and
both designated as being married, the
presumption would occur to anyone
reading the filled up blanks that they
II &c
concerns itself only with finding out
how many married men and how many
married women, for example, there are
in the country, without concerning it.
self as to which particular man and
woman are married to each other.
The complete list enumerators for the
whole group is as follows:
ISLAND OF HAWAII.
North Kohala-E. C. Bond, Geo. p
J Tulloch, VIM. P. McDougall, Robt. *
| Naipo, j. H. Mackenzie.
South Kohala-W. l.. Vredenberg.
North. Kona-John Greig, j. C. Len
hart, Rudolph Wassman.
Kau-L. s. Thompson, John Holland
! Samuel Kauhane.
t Puna-R. ]. Lyman, H. ]. Lyman, r
: E.. Fuller.
Hilo-B. B. Macy, H. S. Richard, c
:. H. Swain, G. M. Deacon, Rufus A
= Lyman, David All, R. A. Lyman, Jr.
= G. f. Alfonso, E. H. Lyman, Rev. r
: X. Baptiste, w. A. Ray.
: South Kona-T. r. X. Amalu. H. T
= Mills.
Hamakua-Wm. Horner. c. r. Bla
COW, Enos. Vincent, w. ]. Richard.
ISLAND OF MAUI.
> Lahaina-Henry Dickinson, William
White, C. B. Cockett.
' Wailuku-T B. Lyons, Jas. II
= Thomas, ]. T. Aluli, H Eldredge, M
C. Ross, Jr. John Ferreira.
Makawao-W. o. Aiken, E. H. Pie
per, Chas. Copp, Sr., A. F. Tavares, +
L. Poole, Edgar Morton.
Hama. p. Silva, ]. K. Saunders, H
Reuter-.
-Settlement-Jno. T. Unea.
Molokai-Outside Settlement-F. W
Beckley.
ISLAND OF kauai.
Hanalei-W. E. H. Deverill, Georg
Kellett, H. Anahu, Jos. Mahaiula.
2 Kawaihau-F. K. Deverill, ]. H. Ka
: welu.
:; q Lihue-C. A. Rice, David Kapahu, s
: K. Kaeo, Jas. H. X. Kaiwi
Koloa-Dr. Philip Waughop, Jane
Kula.
Waimea-Hugh NJ. Coke, H. H. Bro
c die, W. ]. Sheldon, ]. d. Cook.
ISLAND OF OAHU.
Ewa-J. P. Keppler, Horace Read
Sam'l Hookano, Rev. ]. M. Ezera, !
c. Rhodes, A. H. Turner, r. MAJ
y donald.
Waianae-O. ]. Stillman.
- Waialua-Andrew Cox, Benz Nat
kama.
n Koolauloa-Henry Cobb Adams
Koolaupoko-Carl Tuch, f. Pahia.
Honolulu-Jos. Goo Kaine, j. r. Et
wards, d. L. Akwai, Ernest w. Ru
sell, p. Ung Yet, Albert Hoogs, e.
, Burlington, M. T. Herbert, Archibal
ie Dods, NJ S. Levy, r. e. Lockwood,
: F. Wolff, V. Smith, Jordon, c. c. Eaki
u II S. Adachi, ]. A. Griffin, VIM. !
Luthen, c. A. X. Hopkins, ]. w. Mu
Ter, NJ. Yamada, Robt. Law, Joe Cue
rero.
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