The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-05
DISTRICTS FOR
 CENSUS TAKING SUPERVISOR HOWELL MAKES AP- PoRTIoNMENT OF THE WORK .
 IN CITY AND COUNTRY.
Within Short While the Work Of Taking Names Will Be Begun
 and Questioners Arrive.

Every ten years in the United States some stranger calls at your door, asks you a hundred questions, makes notations and departs. He is the cen sus taker and is rounding up the off cial family of Uncle Sam to be regis tered for various reasons necessary to l perfect government
 Supervisor Howell is the director of the census in this congressional dis trict and has just apportioned the work by districts in this county and city as follows:
 Antioch and sulphur townships. Bain and Hale townships.
 Baxter and Mountain townships. Hot Springs (part of)--All that part of Hot Springs township lying east of the Higden's Ferry road and north of the Ouachita river to the south line of Hot Springs city; east of city linn it's and east of the Little Rock road 10 boundary of Union township.
 Hot Springs township (part of)- All that part of Hot Springs township lying west of IIigden's Ferry road and north of Ouachita river to south line of Hot Springs city; west of city linn. it's and west of Little Rock road to boundary of Union township.
 Hot Springs City.-
 Ward 1--All of the first ward.
 Ward 2 (part of-All that part of the second ward lying north and north east of Grand avenue. Wnrd 2 (part of)All that part of the second ward lying south and south east of Grand avenue. Ward 3--All of third ward, including Army and Navy General Hospital Ward 4-All of fourth ward. Ward Cpart of)--AIl that part of ward five lying south of Wilmington avenue
 Ward (part of)--Ail that part Of ward five lying north of Wilmington avenue.
 Ward (part of)-All that part pf ward six lying east of Second street. Ward (part of)-All that part Of ward six lying west of Second street.
 Lee township and Ouachita town ship.
 Lincoln township and Mazarn town ship.
 Mountain Valley township and Mar. ble township.
 Unioi township and Phillips town ship.
 Mill township.
 | Mir. Howell says: This makes nineteen districts in this county. An enumerator is to be appointed for each district It is de sirable that the enumerator shouId live in his district, because he would be more familiar with the people and with conditions than stranger would be, but residence in the district is not absolutely necessary I am anx- ious to secure applications for ap- l pointment from at least two compe- tent people in each district, so that in case the enumerator should be un- able from any cause to do the work, l may be able to put another to work without delay.
 T have heard that some are kept from making application on account of the examination to be had--regard- ing 1t as tedious and difficult civil service examination. This idea Is er- roneous. The examination will not be tedious. will not be technical. but will be eminently practical and sensi- ble. Any reasonably educated and reasonably sensible person should be able to pass. No one is barred wao is citizen of the United States, and 1 between IS and 70 years of age. | T am extremely anxious that the work of the census shall be we'll done, and I know it cannot be well done without force of active. capable enumerators to do the field work"