The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-04
UNCLE SAM CLOSES
CENSUS THURSDAY
Anyone Overlooked Can Be
Registered by Re-
porting 1t.
COMMERCIAL CLUB BUSY
MEMBERS STRIVE HARD TO
SEE THAT CITY GETS CREDIT.

The taking of the census closes abso-
lutely Thursday night, according to a
statement made yesterday by Super
visor Hugh A. McMillin. and after that
time those persons who have failed TO
be counted will have to be left out OF
the schedules. In order to have all of
the work in all of the districts com
'plet I'd in time. Mr.. McMillin has given
orders that the force OF enumerators
be doubled in all uncompleted districts.
Many of the enumeratorS who have
completed their districts have been
found available for this work, and they
have pitched in TO lend hand to those
who are behind in their work.
The census bureau presented an anil
mated appearance yesterday. The
clerks were working like bees and the
offices were filled with enumerators
and citizens DESTROYS OF being counted.
The telephone bells were ringing al
most necessarily.
The total enumeration will not be
given out until the director of the cen
sus at Washington permits il. The
data gathered by the local census Off
GERS is regarded as strictly confidential.
The euumerators are liable to a Sc
we're penalty If they transgress the or
ders issued to the local supervisor.
More Overlooked.
1t was reported by j. W. Stringfel-
low that no enumerator had yet called
at any of the residences on Sixth South
street, between Fifth and Sixth East
streets. This omission will be recti-
fled imm ediately by Mr.. McMiilin.
The local bureau has received the
names of a number of people who sent
in their data on Individual slips but
failed 10 give their addresses. Before
their names can be placed on the sched-
ules these addresses will have TO be
sent in The names of the people whose
addresses are wanted are as follows
Mrs: Thomas William Archer. Thomas
William Archer, Grace A Brown, Ella
l. Butcher, Charles Frederick Hanck,
Willis Evart Impeys William ID. Hyde
Thomas Redmond, Edith NJ. Bryant
Bertha l. Merriam. Goldie Elwood Bell
augustus C. Phillips, Oliver M. Dor
Ian, Junius 5. Alfred, Frederick A.
FenneSsy, Julius Rath. Jennie Meagher
Kathryn Meagher. Karl Whisley Davis
John W. Mcdonald.
Two Days More.
Two more days are left for the TAX
ing of the poll of Salt Lakes census
The Commercial club was notified yes
terday of more than 100 names which
had been overlooked by the census
enumeratOrs. but in almost every in
stance the persons who reported that
their names had not been taken said
that it was no fault of the government
agent; that they had not been at home
when the young man with the pencil
and big pad of copy paper called.
1t Is just such cases from which Sec
rotary Game OF the Commercial club
desires 10 hear. The enumeration
closes Thursday evening, and when
the government closes its census books
Ii means they are closed for ten years
1T is a matter of pride that Salt
Lake should be given every inhabitant
1t is entitled to-" said Secretary Game
IF anybody or any family or anv
rOOming house has been overlooked or
has failed TO give an accounting there
is yet two days in which to help swell
the legitimate population of the city"
All the newspapers are carrying a
special coupon upon which ANYBODY
who has not registered may do so and
send II in The phone number of the
Commercial club is 236 on either line
and a notification of failure to have
been registered will receive immediate
attention