Biennial Report of the Department of Statistics for ...The Department, 1891 - Indiana |
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Acreage in 1889 Adams Allen Amount Average Number average yield Bartholomew Benton Blackford Blount Boone bushels Carroll Cass cent Center Township Cincinnati Clark Clay Clinton counties reporting Crawford Daviess Dearborn Decatur Dekalb Delaware Democrat Dubois Elkhart Evansville Fayette Floyd Fountain Franklin Freight Fulton Gibson Hancock Harrison Hendricks Henry Howard Huntington Indiana Indiana in 1890 Indianapolis & St Jackson Jackson Township Jasper Jefferson Jefferson Township Johnson Joseph Kindle Knox Kosciusko Lagrange Lake Laporte Lawrence Louisville Madison Madison Township Marion Marshall Martin Matthews Miami Monroe Montgomery Morgan Newton Noble North Number Dying Orange Owen passengers Perry Pike Porter Posey Pounds PRECINCTS Product in 1889 Pulaski Putnam Randolph Republican Ripley Scott Shelby Showing by Counties South Spencer Starke Statement Showing Steuben Sullivan Switzerland TABLE VI-Continued Terre Haute Tippecanoe Tipton total number Township-1st Trusler Union Union Township Vanderburgh Vermillion Vigo Wabash Wages Warren Warrick Washington Washington Township Wayne West yield per acre
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Page 17 - ... wages earned, the savings from the same, with age and sex of laborers employed, the number and character of accidents, the sanitary condition of institutions where labor is employed, the restrictions if any which are put upon apprentices when indentured, the proportion of married laborers and mechanics who live in rented houses, with the average annual rental...
Page 17 - Commissioner shall be to collect, assort, systematize, and present, in biennial reports to the Legislature, statistical details, relating to all departments of labor in the State...
Page 17 - State, the number of laborers and mechanics employed, the number of apprentices in each trade, with the nativity of such laborers, mechanics
Page 17 - ... employed, the number and character of accidents, the sanitary condition of institutions where labor is employed,, as well as the influence of the several kinds of labor, and the use of intoxicating liquors upon the health and mental condition of the...
Page 18 - Such bureau, or any member thereof, shall have full power to examine witnesses on oath, compel the attendance of witnesses, the giving of testimony and the production of papers, while acting in any part of this State, and witnesses may be summoned by such...
Page 18 - Commonwealth, who shall neglect or refuse, for thirty days, to answer questions by circular or upon personal application, or who shall refuse to obey the...
Page 477 - Prior to the year 1820 no official records of the arrival of alien passengers were kept. It is estimated, however, that the total number arrived in the United States from the foundation of the Government to the year 1820 was 250,000.
Page 17 - ... and other labor organizations, and their effects upon labor and capital, with such other matter relating to the commercial, industrial, and sanitary condition of the laboring classes...
Page 468 - STATISTICS. ;-*'•: RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF ONE HUNDRED PRINCIPAL OR REPRESENTATIVE CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES: Census Bulletin No. 32, issued by the Census Office June 8, 1891, contains tables showing the population of one hundred cities, together with the ordinary and extraordinary receipts and expenditures of the same, summarized as follows: RECEIPTS.