Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-12
WILL TAKE UP
 THE CENSUS WORK Board of Trade Invites Judge Howell, Supervisor,
 To Come Here.
TWO E N U M FER A TORS
To Be Named-Business Men to Join With Travellers On Trip to Hell
 ena in June.

At a meeting of tue Board of Trade yesterday afternoon that body endorsed the official trip to the Pine Fluff Post of Arkansaw Travellers, which will be taken over the Iron Mountain route to Helena on June 1, and a motion, introduced by P P. Byrd. was adopted, donating sum Of money to the Travellers to aid them in defraying the expenses of the trip and also directing that the Board of Trade members cooperate with the
 commercial ambassadors" to make the trip one of great benefit to Pine and to Helena from an entertainment standpoint
 The Board of Trade also directed Secretary J. l.. Caldwell to write Judge John W. Howell, of Hot Springs, supervisor of the Sixth Dis trict, inviting him to come to this city Thursday of this week to confer with the Board of Trade relative to the taking of the census in this coun- ty and city. Judge Howell has as sured the Board of Trade that he will hume two additional enumerators here, to work under the direction of the Board of Trade, for the purpose of seeing that no persons are overlook ed in the work of listing names and other data in this county for the gov- ernment. The two census enumera- tors will in all probability be named ty Judge Howell at Thursdays meet ing. They will be paid by the gov ernment and will probably have head quarters at the Board of Trade. It will be their duty to list all persons not listed or overlooked unintention- ally by the enumerators and to make sure that every person, who might be out of the city during the period in which the census enumeratOrs are at work, is added to the lists The Board of Trade recommended that Alex Strauss and John l.. Alexander, son of V. O. Alexander, be named to have the extra census work in charge.
 w. N. Trulock presided over the Board of Trade meeting yesterday in the absence of President V. o. Alex ander from the city. The committee from the Arkansaw Travelers,s com- posed of Meyer Solmson, chairmau;. :. ,. w. Gatling, B. H. Christopher, Hen ny Reynolds and T. F. Gadberry, were present, as were also the follow ing Board of Trade directors: w. N. Trulock, J. L. Caldwell, J. B. Talbot, w. H. Westbrook, D. M. Bluthenthal, S. c. Alexander, P. P. Byrd, G. Taylor and J. w. Wilkins.
 The Board of Trade decided to urge a large delegation of business men to accompany the Travellers and will make it trade excursion as we'll as a Travellers jaunt. A schedule will be arranged by the Iron Mountain for the special train to leave here ear ly on Wednesday, June 1, and plenty of time will be given the delegates and merchants at each town between this city and McGehee and Helena to mix with their customers and friends along the route. The official band of the state organization, which will accompany President B. H. San- deford and the other state officers from this city to Helena, and which will probably be the Second Regiment Band of Little Rock, will be aboard.
 Pine Bluff will be advertised ito a finish on the trip and Secretary Caldwell stated yesterday that he would exert his every effort to make the trip one of great value to this city and it's business houses. An of- ficial badge rih also be provided for every Traveller and others who make the trip by the Board of Trade. It IS most likely that every business man who goes will wear plug hat and uniform selected by the Travellers last Saturday night.
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