Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-14
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 | HELP TAKE THE | CENSUS?
Epervisor Towle Issues In
 vitation for Applicants for Positions

-A call for more applicants for places
 census enumeritors has been issued Supervisor of Census F. F. Towle. urges all persons in his district de. ling to serve to obtain their applica- In forms at once and to file them with
 n before January 25, when he must pp considering new applications in hpr Co prepare for the "test' of the fyious applications on February ,. Af- this he will examine and rate the pcrs until about February %, when Twin forward his list of designations enumerators, with their test papers, Census Director DuIand, who will IefuIIy go over and rerate the papers |the successful candidates betore g;v- his consent to the issue of. com
 ssious to them by the supervisor. By middle or latter part of March, all | enumerators will have been commis- ,ned aud in receipt of detailed in |nctions regarding their work. tTo quiet any qualms relative to the Iest " of the qualifications of appli- ! it's to be made February ,, the super. For has obtained some information pm the census director concerning the kst' of Twelfth Census enumera- k. It as been officially stated that q 1910 "teStsn will be very similar b he ones in the preceding census and n consist in requiring applicants to u sample schedules from printed par- Gves concerning census facts. As the Ml enumeratorS are to carry both the
 pulation and agricultural schedule,
 N will be "tcsted' with samples Both, but the city cnumerators, who M the population schedules alone, M only be required to prove their
 Nity by filling a sample of taat sched The "test" population schedule mar tike in 1900 was, in part, as fellows:
 HTne enumerator~ of the forty-tfth
 district of the ninth sup efor $ district of the state of Penn
 ivania. in the village of Port Royal, sn. .londerry township, Schuylkil! cCun- $tegins his enumeration June |, 1900,
 No. 20l Burton street.
 tNThis house is occupied by single.
 mix consisting of Patrick OLeary, < Nife Margaret, and his son James.
 HPatrick came to this country from eland (wnere he was born of Irish Iren;s) in May of 1870, when he WAS st 22 years old. Three years after his riSal he was married to an Irish girl an had come over from his native vii- ee year before. As soon as possible { %berame naturalized. He can read IN write English and owns a gool Iose free of incumbrance, which he .sf bought from his earnings as a aHster. in which occupation he has ri steady work during the past year.
 kfAlargaret, his wife. is also of Irish .rentage. and was born in January |d is nearly four years younger than 'rhushand. She has had two children, liv one of whom is living. She can xd and speak English, but has t0 ake her "mark' for her signature. stJames was born in Harrisburg, FeG- ary, 1875. He has a good commas No education. works at any sort Q !. Ix labor, and secured nine months &4hy work during the past year. He
 npt married.
 sthn the next house, 2O3 Burton reet. the cnumerator found an Eng 'h woman by the name of Mrs. Jane sfler, a widow occupying a rented ni$e with her single daughter, Virgin i. aud her married daughter, Nellie \ End tue husband of the latter, Al .ft Johnson.
 fsMrs. Parker came to this country Years ago, has a good education, fa dressmakcr by trade and has con and employment. She was 90 years q last April and is of Scottish birth 1, her mother s side. She has had four liidren. three of whom are living and le of whom has died. Virginia is of nelish parentage, has been through the cal schools and has been saleswOman n eght months of the past year; she
 as born in Philadelphia in March, Nellie E. was 2S years old last Jan asV and has bat recently married. She
 as born in Baltimore, reads, writes and aeaks English.
 sss lbert Johnson, the husband of Nel- N, ras born in New York city of Ftkh parents, November, 1865. He sn the grocery business and keeps is Own books and accounts.
 IN seems comparatively simple, ac, 3r4;hg to the supervisor, to draw out fhe above statement the required de- iiis for the population schedule and ebter them under the proper column ixisions relating to location, name, re, ,iipnship, personal description, nativi' Y Citizenship, occupation, education
 About all such "test" can do is ! .,esidence the legibiIity of an appIi' ant handwriting and his ability tc 1tfFmiue where to write in the sample ! AeDuIc the facts clearly stated in the Afietive.
 The agricultural schedule narrative pf 9GO was, very similar, except that he Facts stated relate to farms and 1fining operations.
 Mfore the "test" February }, tho 'ltsi visor will send each applicant ! kof instructions concerning filing Ii De "tcst' schedules, which vii tilI further simplify the subject anC neufc the passing of the test by those 'hR possess only an ordinary common ehop education and practical common