The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-16
TO COUNT THIS DISTRICT
SUPERVISOR AT LAST MAKES
KNOWN THE CENSUS Emu
MER.ATORS
THEIR NAMES ARE FAMILIAR
To Those Who Have Paid Attention
to the Course OF Politics
in This Congressional
District.

Now that the congressional convention
has been held and Congressman Stevens
has been duly renominated, the names of
the 1856 persons appointed to take the cen
sus in the Fourth congressional district
are publicly announced.
To those who are from circumstances
forced to, or for their own edihcation,
read the list of delegates chosen to Re
publican conventions, the list of census
enumerators will seem familiar. The list
Of enumerators was approved by the cen
sus depal tment at Washington some ten
days ago, but for some reason, known
only to Census Supervisor Vanish, were
not given out Mr.. Vanish, aside from
his duties as census supervisor is also
chairman of the Fourth congressional
committee, and this might have had
some thing to do with the holding back
of the lise until after the congressman
had been nominated Monday.
The enume. ators are all males, the
names of three women, which were ap-
proved by Supervisor Vanish, and for
stricken from the list, the reason as
signed being that women cannot in all
cases fulfill the duties.
Beginning next week school for
enumerators will be held at the office
for those who are to take the census in
| st. Paul. The enumerators will be called
In by postal cards and instructed as to
their duties. Ninety will take the
names and other data in St. Paul. The
list for the district follows:
RAMSEY.
New Brighton-Henry Marston.
GlaGstone-Ju,iuS Schroer
North St Paul-Ole H. Hill.
New Cauada-William Gould.
St. Paul districts:
KnaOft a p Groom
quist, Henry Neff, William S. Jensen,
Oscar Haglund, c. A. Lindblom, Rex
Shane, r. H. Bacon, Joseph Burger, j.
N. DolVe, Harry Caldwell.
Second-RObert Shinkoeth, Henry Zoll-
man, w. F. Rossberg, A. F. Maschger, W.
F. Stutzman, Edward Hoppe, d. R..
! Evans, P. ]. Hoefer, E. l.. Chapin, w. {.
Third-F. ]. Carpenter D. NJ Merrill,
Nj. II. Cleary, Harry Simmons, Albert
| G.. Johnson.
T. S. Colcord / H. Price, ]. H. Marshall,
l. f. Warner, M. J. Cosgrave, M: j. Ker-
win, George B. Caldwell, w. R Stokes.
w. Finck, T. ]. Maloney, John M. ,Garet-
! ty, ]. c. Menshek f. C. Hamer, George
! NJ. Landon, H. P. Keller, Fred Chandler,
i Louis Winter, Wenzel Neubauer.
siXth-Frank. Haskell, D. o; Allen.
/ David Elfenbein, F. x. Provost, c.. B.
! Doran, E. c. Horsnell, Harry Burnham
William Cuff, F. W. Danes, James S.
M5oG9 R & Ware e. s. goR5e4t g RoEg Ha5ts2d %
Markert, o. c. Sylvester, o. W. Rowe.
A. E Warner.
Eighth-J. H Cummings, Allen Swain,
| W. D. Burr, E. D. Parsons, H. NJ. Schiff-
mann, w r. Hankersley, J. B. Probst,
| G. J. Peter, ]. G, KelIiher H. R; Lange,
| o. S. Deringer, F. E. Weyandt, Otto Ad-
| Ter, F. D. Parker, James P Wells.
Ninth-W. A. Greer, Joseph Keating, F.
| F. Moore, August StutZman, Q. l.. Lar
son, Halvor Oace, f. D. Babcock, Oscar
Tenth-D. E. Caldwell, F. C. Picha,
James D. Harris.
Eleventh-W. B. Hawley, NJ. G. Magnu-
/ son. E. Fl. Bohland.
White Bear Village-C. s. Hoibrook
White Bear Township-C. L. Covel.
CHISAGO.
John e. Carlson, Elmer ]. Nelson, Sam
| RingQuist Herman V Magnuson Charles
y. Jonason, Alfred P. St0lberg, Emil G.
| Newlander Carl o. MalmQuist, Bartholo-
new S. Huber, Charles A. Upright, johann
F. Sommer, Anton E. Soderlind, John
! Walfrid, Lars j. Stark, John F. Flana-
gan.
ISANTI.
Samuel H. Shorrocks, Charles Ander-
: son, Eric +. Ericsson, John O. Tornberg,
Louis Lindquist,-C Charles E. Ledin Sr,
August Steinke, Fred A Olson, Herman
| ]. Lowell.
KANABEC
Ignatius c. Crusoe, Anton Peterson.
| Nels M o. Nelson, Olof P. Victorien, John
| Strom.
WASHINGTON.
William sahnow, Henry B. Yollmer,
| Jesse /. Hill William F Rush Andravv