The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-12
THE HYDE JURY NOW
ALMOST COMPLETED
DETERMINED EFFORT TO CON-
PLGTE THE JURY FOR HIS "a
NOUS TRIAL TODAY.

Kansas CITY Mo. April - With .
thirteen temporary iurymen chosen.
the attorneys ;ar botn the prosecu. /
tion and GEN in the casc OF Dr.
-. G.. Hyde came into court today
determined 10 select the final panel
before adjournment day IL possible. .
instance. the country farmer is to b" .
afforded an opportunity to ",Is der /
in advance the statement, he shall .
make As to the conditions pr ,ail.
ing with reference to hie holdings.
and the same advantage IL to b.
given heads Of families in cities as
10 tine enumeration of thoir house
holds. Ia both cases sheets are t.
be- passed around before the official
calls of the cuumcrators in the hope
that both mralist and urbanitc will
be more complete in their returns
than otherwise they might be. There
also Is to be- unusual care in the
supervision Of the work cf the en-
umerators. In the cities supervisors
will camp on the heels of the men
with the pencils during the first
day Of their work and in the coun.
try districts the sheets themselves
will be especially scrutinized.
The inquiry will comprise three
principal branches: Population, agri-
culture and mining and manufactur.
ing. The questions will cover the
acreage. the value and the product
of farms. including an especial en-.
umeration of animals. as it will the
capital invested. the value of prod
ucts. and the number of employees
OF mining and manufacturing plants.
The enumcrators will want TO
know good deal about you for the
population volumes. They not only
will insist upon knowing your sex,
but will expect you to reveal your
age and viii ask You To tell wheth.
or you are white, black. mulattO.
Chinese. japanese or Indian; whether
you are married or single. and II
married how often; whether YOU are
American or foreign born, and If
the latter. that you give not only
your nationality. but your race and
} mother-tonguc Then. il you are "A
woman, YOU are to tell how many
> children have been born II YOU: and
in any event. YOU are to tell all
about your education. your paren
= tage and your employment All this
70 information is To be for the general
? average and for the ear only of one
! of the cnumerators. He is sworn
: not to reveal any of the awful
r truths
The mere getting of the informa
D tion will cost the government the
. pretty sum of $5,5Oo,O0u. or this
p amount si5OO,00O will be paid tC
cnumcrators. and the remaining mil
= lion 10 supervisors. With a few
D exceptions the enumerators will be
5 paid on tho basis Cf the work done
: In the country the remuneration vii,
! he from % 10 80 cents for each
farm reported. while the pay for
names will range from > to / cents
The districts will average 1906
' names. 1000 in the country and 1900
V IN the cities. In the southern states
T. there will be two emmerators in
l each district, one white, and the
other black All told there will be
] about 1900 negro euumerators, but
some of them will be employed in
t the northern states In the south
. the negroc- will be visited by en-
- umorators of their own race "a, vii
p also the whites by their own people
There also viii be about 800 womer
I enumerLtole In point Il number,
New YORK viii lead the list with
v $500 cuumorators, while Nevada vii
= close the procession with Sc
The results of the labors of thit
army of people will be- published ii
- to - large volumes. which vii
come out from time T. time for two
or three Years after the completion
u of the Nu., in the field All Tn,
tabuIatiou as well As the genera
preparation of the matter for tn,
printer viii be done in Washington
. under Mr. Durands supervision,