Arizona republican., 1910-01-18

to the seashore begins and there vii be no necessity of placing enumera tors on trains as the passengers vii be caught at one end or the other
 Few people have any adequat, Iconception of the magnitude of tn, work Mir. Towle was in Hawai- when he was appointed to supervise
 the taking of the census in the ter ritory. On his return, he gave uI his entire attention to the work and let his many other interests in Globs and elsewhere take care of them selves. In speaking of the work he said:
 T am determined to have a bigger ' and more complete census of Ari- zona than ever before for these reasons. By this enumeration we will establish our standing with the other states for the next ten years We are asking for statehood. There are some members of congress who think we do not deserve it-that we haven't sufficient population or re- sources. Some of them have cross ed the territory via the Southern Pa cific and saw only a wilderness of cactus. with houses forty miles apart to judge of our qualifications for statehood. This misleading concep- tion must be corrected by showing up our population, school statistics. our agricultural and mineral resources and our sheep and cattle. If We get statehood at this session we want the census as a basis for all investigation anyway; and if we do not, it will pave the way for state hood at a future session. Maricopa county has been divided into thirty districts. An assistant supervisor will be appointed to take charge of the enumerators in this county. He will see to it that their work is properly done. The division of the county into these districts is not necessarily final and any change which might tend toward bet tering the system will be gladly re- ceived.
 The districts are as follows: No. l. All that part of Wicken- burg precinct west of the Hassayam- pa river, north of the base line and south of the wagon road known and surveyed as the Harqua Hala road.
 No. ?. All that part of Wicken- burg precinct north of the Harqua Hala road and west of the Hassay- ampa river, excluding the town of Wickenburg.
 No. 5. The incorporated town of Wickenburg, and all that part of Wickenburg precinct east of the Has sayampa river, west of the meridian line. south of the north county line. and north of townships 4. 5, and north included.
 No. 4. The precinct of Agua Cal iente.
 No. ,. The precinct of Arlington.
 No. 6. The precinct of Gila Bend.
 No. ' The precinct of Buckeye.
 No. S. The precincts of Liberty and Meridian.
 No g. The precincts of Fowler, Riverside and Murphy. and Orme.
 No IL The precinct of Heard. and that part of Tempe precinct south of the Tempe canal
 No. I2 The incorporated city of Tempe. and all of Tempe precinct north of Tempe canal.
 No. 13. The incorporated city of Mesa. 0 ;
 No. H. The precincts of Alma and Lehi.
 No. 15. Mesa precinct. exclusive of the city of Mesa
 No. 16 The precincts of Cart wright and Glendale.
 No. 17. The precincts of John stone and Alhambra
 No. 1s The precincts of Osborn and Isaac.
 No. ls The precincts of Scotts- dale and Mcdowell.
 No. 20. The precincts of Cave Creek and Verde. and al; of Phoenix precinct No. l lying north of the of Creighton and Scottsdale.
 No. 2l. Second ward. city of (part of oO.
 No. %. Second ward. city of Phoenix (part oO.
 No. 23. Third ward. city of Phoe- nix (part oD.
 No. 24 Third ward. city of Phoe- nix, part of (part oO.
 No. 25. First Ward, city of Phoe- nix (part oD.
 No. 26. First ward, city of Phoe nix (part oD.
 No. 27. Fourth ward. city of Phoenix (part oD; enumerator to devote fifteen days to city enumer ation. and fifteen days to a part of precinct No. exclusive of the Fourth ward. city of Phoenix.
 No 2s Same as No. 27.
 No 29. All that part of Phoenix precinct No. ? and Phoenix precinct No. lying without the bounds of Phoenix.
 No. 3O All that part of Phoenix precinct No. 1 lying without the bounds of the city of Phoenix, not heretofore provided for (see No. 2O). and the precinct of Creighton.