Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-04-14

GET BUSY
Three Hundred VIII Be Tur-
ned Loose on New Mex
leo Tomorrow
WILL HAVE THIRTY DAYS
Each Man Is Expected to Aver
age More Than a Thousand
Names.

Bright and early tomorrow morning.
the inGuisitive census enumerator Will
begin to make his rounds. In Santa
Fe and Albuquerque he must finish
his job in fifteen days, that is by April
i30. In other towns and parts of the
Territory, thirty days are given for
the work, although many enumerators
will doubtlessly complete their wori
before that Census Supervisor Pau
A F. Walter and his office force con
sisting of Chief Clerk Clement High
tower and Clerks W. H. Kennedy and
Mrs. Edith F. Newhall, have been
working assiduously to prepare the
way for the census enumerator. More
than ten thousand pieces of mail have
been sent out the past week much to
| the disgust of the local postoffice
force. Posters have been displayed in
every nook and corner of the Terri
tory; 800 census enumerators have
been equipped, coached and instruct
| ed Special Agent Samuel Z. Day for
! the Navajo reservation and Elmer
Marsh for the Pueblos, Utes and
Apaches, as well as Special Agent
George V. Newton for mines and man
! ufactures are covering their ground
| Thoroughly, and taken altogether New
Mexico will be given the most COM
lplete and accurate census it ever had.
e., bn
Inearly $4,000. OF course, there will
| be certain percentage of error: there
| is in every commonwealth, but the aim
, is to reduce it to the lowest fraction.
| Newspapers and commercial bodies
have worked unse1fshly with the cen
sus bureau to assure a good census
and conditions are favorable in every
respect. The following are the enum-
orators who will start out on their
lwOrk tomorrow:
BernaliIo County.
George A. Blake, Henry Gleason,
Joseph R. Ribera, Nicodemus F. Cha
vez, Donaciano Gutierrez, Juan r.
Garcia, George McAfee, Christopher
Sganzini, Neil Ferguson, Fred E. Ellis,
H. N. Packert, NJ. NJ. butcher, Librado
| C. de Baca, E. S. Hates, PolicarrO, San
chez, Mrs. Leon B. Stephan, John A.
! Werner and Pablo Abeyta.
Chaves County.
James w. Mullens, Fred A. Harmed,
Roy B. Parsons, Samuel H. Runyon,
Mrs. Grace E. Baker, James E. Wheel
Ter, Andrew Canuteson, o. R. Rogers,
NJ. T. Brockett, w. D. Clancy, Ray
Imond E. Cottingham, William Beau
Ichamp, W. c. Alexander, Jr.
coIfax County.
Thomas Herberger, Eli Burch, Jesus
L. Abreu, Arthur Officer, NJ. C. Pache-
leo, L. D. Slusher, J. T. Conway, R.
ICline, Miguel Archuleta, Benjamin F.
Owen, Bias Gallegos, c. w. Hague,
james Burkholder, Edward NJ. Keen
an, Joseph @. Welch, Wash Williams,
Isaac P. Littrell, Miss Julia Cotton,
miguel A. Lopez, William R. Bra
shears.
Curry County.
Green B. Creekmore, William Cur
rem, George L. Pickard, Pearl B.
Grady, Mrs. Laura E. Flournoy, Will
liam w. Turner, George B. Shull, Gull.
ford w. Wheeler, Charles Scott and
William H. Partlow.
Dona Ana County.
Dudley Poe Garrett, j. Fred Lemon,
Rev. Jose c. Rodriguez, Albert j.
} Fountain, Louis A. Geek, Ignacio
t Ogaz, Stanley Llewellyn, Sicily Ma
) son, William B. Carroll, Lowell p.
? Rasmussen.
Eddy County.
Gust A. Seltz, Claude F. Wright,
Emogene Kaiser, William E. Clark,
/, Wilson T. Berger, Robert G. Upper,
Daniel NJ. Elder, w. M. Daugherity,
= Harrel c. Atteberry, Harry H. Dilley,
: David Howe.
= Grant County.
c J. Crockett Givens, John F. Durant,
Oliver P Williams, Edward A. Per-
rault, E. R. Burch, Charles L. Cassidy,
Charles H. Lyons, Charles N. Brink
>. man, Mrs. Harry B. Copeland, A. w.
Norcup and James A. Robson.
t Guadalupe County.
J. Guadalupe Marquee, Francisco
Bustamente, Lewis R. Haight, o. W.
York, Manuel B. Baca, Juan j.
T. Clancy, Louis N, LeTestu, Francisco
D A. Gutierrez, Henrique Aragon, Alfredo
t A. Chavez, Francisco D. Sanchez,
: Thomas B. Kenady, Stewart C. Rea.
t Lincoln County.
4 Octaviano Perea, Charles U. Babbs
e Alfredo Gonzales, Samuel G. Beard
t Edar H. B. Chew, Willis H. Hightower