The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
|llUOULD LIKE
|'''..'|jTHER !. CENSUS
Ned Applicants Take
stion Under Civil
|ryice Rules.
rHEDULES ARE
s|PED BY AMBITIOUS
1ty and Country Pre-
FROM Model in
rrative Form.

Tratlve FORM.
Ia applicants for places
Iamefators took the civil
.atiou Saturday afternoon
>-ium building at the high
Examination was con
'I,ville Williams, who Is
AZ the Salt Lake postof
niendent of the money or
cMillin, census supervisor
also present. The exam
ed Of filing out n test
|ne the questions that will
people who arc to be
tbe use of the bureau in
thirteenth census of the
400 applicants were not
a folks. The ages of
Il the room ranged from
% men with gray hair and
As a whole, inc assem-
la an intelligent appear
Eill be forwarded to the
in Washington. After
M approved by the proper
NJ will be returned to Mr..
b will make mis- selections.
md forty enumerators are
ia in Utah.
nation Is Simple,
hing in the examination
tactical. There are no
IONS. All that iS required
snt is that be write leg
rectly and give indication
1s the Importance of his
eets a job-and that he
nd figures required by the
n the applicant may have
Htanding of what is re-
ple OF the model enumera-
|shed. This is in nara
d from it the person TAX
nation fills in the schc-
for the purpose Of the
'odule is an Identical COPY
ID be used in actual work.
<aminations for both agri-
tify purposes. Here is
||lcant has TO work on if
e On ennmerator of farms
lbe rural districts.
4 Clark. cnunerator for
'5trict No, :. In supervisors
of Missouri, began his
g, 1910. with the farm Of
d located near the incor-
pf Wayncsvillc. in Cullen
|'as6l county. Mo. Mr..
white man, % years old.
.nited States. His postof-
Wnynesvillc. Mo. and lIe
y sHmc farm for ton years.
" owns $50 acres of land,
inclnding buildings worth
q incumbrInce. In addi-
Ior cash 10 acres of land
N from Frank Jones, a
lhc lSG acres owned by
~ arc improved, 30 arc in
~ are 80 rough that they
'pr Dasturagc. The rented
|5oved. About $3.50 IL In
wagons, plows. harness.
'Ilggy. During the entire
Inrm hand was employed.
y Il month In cash and his
'oilars was paid for extra
-f nav and wheat harvest,
value OF board furnished
y domestic animals were
April 10. 1910; Three cows
worth SEQ carb. = ,ows
4 scpi for milk. worth S25
born IN March. 1910.
y ycarlinE steers. worth
registered Hereford bull.
mead OF hogs, including 1
fsliirc boar, born before
V WORTH $3.50. and 20 pigs.
Wprth $40: > gcldiugs and
rev : years old. worth 500
g colts. worth $50 each: l
march, 1910, worth $40; a
pules. worth s975 20 ewes.
~ ~ lambs, born in 1910.
colts. % lambs. and 30
r ON Tho farm during 1909.
OF cattle were sold alive
si2Vo. Thirty hogs were
snu 10 sheep for $50, A
800 was slaughtered and
''m' ns-wcrc also 10 hogs.
sncsp were sheared IN the
inc aycragc weight OF
= pounds, and the wool
'ts per pound.
roHs produced about 1900
= 's Two hundred pounds Of
.Sz. were made on the farm
'Ih was sold, but 90 pounds
sold for SIS.
OF chickens over 2 months
W Aprll IL. 1910, was 100.
FIFTY fowls. worth SIS
'sys. wy Tho fowls raised in
80 and had an estimated
Two hundred dozen eggs
IN 1909. worth IL cents
'h'ch 100 dozen were sold
Nres OF the cultivated land
70 corn and Yielded 30
~. worth 30 cents per
~ 10 winter wheat, which
.tnois. worth $500 Ten
y yielded 20 tons. valued
!. "a cut n second lime FOR
8 20 bushels. worth SEQ.
= mmothy produced 40 tons
rosv Fifty acres arc 10 bc
'n IN 1910. Thirty acres
whsa. In tho fall OF 1909
VI tmothy We're left for
'ali acre was planted in
"no loo bushels. worth $50.
'nti ,oh of AN acre In straw
'vu quarts, worth 10 cents
J consisted OF 100 bearing
y, 'hicn Produced 100 bushels
y s5o. There was a Young
" -Vo trees not OF bearing
,,slcd ,,'snlcd 10 tomatoes yielded
s,sn, which We're sold at
So,, u sil@ The farm garden
s9o, o'lr-qnarter OF AN acre
80 ssV worth Of sweet corn
:" pens. onions. and let
'o cords Of wood. worth
and burned for fuel and
~ timber WIS cut and
aan uad fence posts.
.yo bushels OF corn were
@ ny % tons of hay for 5000.
~ 81 OF cider. 20 gallons OF
pounds OF dried apples
''"m The fruit raised i'm
ui tho year 40 ac,es oc