The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-03-08
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INESS IS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED

LH I'.y oi -NcN 1ork, as conStl.
tuted prior to ,hc act of consolidation
Which became effective January l,
1913, had a population in 1890 of
i,ol3,*Ol rs compared with popu-
latIon in 1900 Of 3 437, POP. showing
an apparent increase of 1,921,9Oi.
or l2i,S per cent.
In 1880 the city comprised all of
What is uow the borough Of Manhat,.
tan and the greater part Of what is
now the borough of Bronx, but under
the act Of consolidation above refer
ret to. Kings county, Richmond
eou'ty, the larger part of Queens
county, and small part of West
chcsier county became part of the
city.
POPULATION OF NORTH DAKoTA.-
NO. 33.
Dakota was organized as a terri
tory March ,, 1861, but on Novem-
Der ,, 1889, the territory was divi-
ded INTO the States of North and
South Dakota.
The population of the State in
1900 is 3l9, 14G as compared with a
| population in 1890 of 1S2,719, show
ing an increase during the last ten
years Of l36, ,427, or III per cent.
a small portion of this increase is
due to the fact that there were 1880
Indians and 2S4 other persons, or a
total Of 9,264 persons, on Indian
reservations, ETC., in North Dakota,
who were especially enumerated in
1890, but were not included in the
general population of the State at
that census.
The population of North Dakota
in 1900 is nearly nine times as large
as that given for 1880.
The total land surface of North
Dakota is approximately, 7O,195
square miles, the average number of
persons to the square mile at the
census Of 1900 being As.
The following territorial changes
i'll the counties ofNorth Dakota have
been made since 1890: Present
county of Williams organized from
Buford, Flannery, and part of Aired;
part Of Aired annexed to Billings
and part taken to form part of Will
Jams; Bowman and Mckenzie an
nexed to Billings; Buford and Flan-
merry taken to form part of Williams;
Church annexed to McHenry, Nc
Lean and Pierce; Dunn, Hettinger
and Wallace annexed to Stark; Gar
field and Sheridan annexed to Nc
Lean; Mountraille annexed to Ward:
Renville annexed to Bottineau and
Ward; Stevens annexed to Mclean
and Ward; and former county of
Williams annexed to Mercer and
Stark.
Ofthe 73 incorporated places there
are 10 which have more than 1000
Inhabitants in 1900; of these 2 have
more than 5000, namely, Grand
Forks, with 1862, and Fargo, with
$3.50 inhabitants.
POPULATION OF OHIo.-No. "a.
OHIO was organized as a State
November 80, 1902.
The population of the State in 1900
is 4, l57, ,545 as compared with the
population in 1857 of 3,672,316,
representing an increase during the
last ten years of 485, ,229, or 1872
per cent.
The population OF Ohio in 1900 is
more than ninety one times as large
as that given for 1900, the census
taken two years before it became q
State.
The total land surface of Ohio is.
approximately, 4O,760 square miles,
the average number of persons to the
square mile at the census of 1900
being 1920.
Of the 100 incorporated places
there are l43 that have population
in 1900 of more than 1000, and of
these 9 have more than 25,OOO.
namely, Cleveland, with 381, 1853;
Cincinnati, with 1926, ,9O2; Toledo.
with 1922; Columbus, with 1876 =
$50; Dayton, with IS, 1888; Youngs-
town, with 44,885; Akron, with A.
72S; Springfield, with 38,253; and
| Canton With 90 RG7 suk~l:IA