Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-10
Twelve Enumeration Subdi- visions for Facilitat-
 ing Big Task
FIVE OF DISTRICTS
 IN CITY OF GLOBE
Test Papers of Applicants Sent to Washington for
 Final Approval

For the purpose of securing for Gila county census which will be as com plete as is possible to secure and which will include every person living within the limits of this county, Census Sup ervisor F. F. Towle has divided the county into twelve enumeration dis tricts, the work of forming these dis tricts having been completed yester' day.
 Of these twelve districts, five are included within the city limits of Globe. The other districts are scattered throughout the county, the boundary lines having been arranged ill such a way that will afford the euumeraTors the best oportunity for covering the ground and visiting every home in the entire county.
 These districts are arranged with boundaries as follows:
 District No. An that part of Gila county lying north of Deer creek and west of TontO creek and the junction of TOnto creek and Deer creek, having the Tonto creek as the eastern boundary to where it crosses the north line of the county.
 District No. All that part of the county lying south of Deer creek and west of Tonto creek, including the town ot Roosevelt.
 District No. 3-All that territory north of the Salt river and east of lpn- to creek, excepting that part of the White Mountain or San Carlos Indian reservations within Gila county.
 District No. An that part of the city of Globe in Globe precinct on and south of the south line of Maple street and including all the territory in which people are nving who vote in Globe precinct, outside of the city limits, the base line being about the southern boun- daTy.
 District No. 5-All that part of the city of Globe and Globe precinct from the north side of Maple street to the south side of Oak street, inclusive and such territory as lies within these lines extended outside of the city limits, lD- cluding all people who vote Tn Globe precinct.
 District No. 6--Al of that territory within Globe precinct and the city of Globe, from the north side of Oak street to the south side of Kline street. inclusive. and all of that territory with in the extended lines and outside of the city limits, including all people who vote in Globe precinct.
 District No. AM of that territory lying within the city of Globe and Globe precinct from the north side of Kline street to the south side of North street, inclusive, and all of that terri tory within the extended lines and out side of the city limits, including all peo- pie who vote in Globe precinct.
 District No. S-All of North Globe precinct lying within the city limits of Globe and all the people embraced with in the territory north of Globe to what is known as the Summit, which people vote in North Globe precinct.
 District No. 9--All of the territory lying north of the city limits of Globe and south of the Salt river, excepting the town of Roosevelt, which town is included in District No. ?, and except ing those voting from this district in North Globe precinct, and excepting Bellevue and Crowley precincts, which district includes Miami and Black War rior precincts.
 District No. 1O-Bellevue and Crow ley precincts.
 District No. 11-All that territory lying south of the boundaries of Globe precinct, including Christmas and Win kelman, except as to that part of the San Carlos Indian reservation lying within this district.
 District No. 12-All that part of the White Mountain or San Carlos Indian reservation lying within GiIa county, in cluding Indians and whites.
 Test papers from prospective euum- orators who last Saturday took the re- quired examinations, are pouring in from all points of the territory. These | papers will be examined by Supervisor Towle and then forwarded to the census bureau. All papers must be sent to this department by the end of the pres ent month.
 As yet the number of successful ap- | plicants for positions as enumerators cannot be determined, but Supervisor Towle is confident that all of the posi- tions will be filled by frst-class census takers and that the entire territory will | be given a census that will be credit | to the census department.