APPENDIX II.

ORGANIZATION OF THE PHILIPPINE CENSUS.1

DIRECTOR.

Maj. Gen. J. P. SANGER, U. S. Army, Retired.

First Lieut. T. B. TAYLOR, Eleventh U. S. Cavalry, aid-de-camp.

ASSISTANT DIRECTORS.

HENRY GANNETT.

VICTOR H. OLMSTED.

SECRETARIES.

A. H. WHELPLEY.

NATHAN GAMMON.

SIDNEY C. SCHWARTZKOPF.

EUGENE A. SWITZER.

CHIEF CLERKS.

ALFRED E. WOOD, from November 1, 1902, to December 9, 1902.
J. C. CRENSHAW, from December 9, 1902, to February 25, 1903.
Louis M. Lang, from February 25, 1903, to March 31, 1904.

DISBURSING OFFICERS.

NATHAN GAMMON, from November 1, 1902, to December 20, 1902.
LOUIS M. LANG, from December 20, 1902, to March 31, 1904.2

AMERICAN CLERKS IN OFFICE OF DIRECTOR.

Dr. David P. Barrows, for non-Christian tribes.

Mr. A. J. Brazee, in charge of banking schedules.

Mr. Alberto Barreto, land statistics, Bilibid prison, and mortuary statistics.
Mr. L. E. Bennett, reenumeration wild tribes, province of Isabela.

Mr. N. L. Miller, reenumeration wild tribes, province of Surigao.

Mr. Will A. Reed, reenumeration wild tribes, province of Negros Occidental. José Calata, Joaquín Velasquez, Hilario Logaso, reenumeration wild tribes, province of Isabela.

'In the Spanish edition the names of all the special agents, special enumerators, and enumerators are given.-Director.

'Also disbursing officer of supervisor's district No. 18 and of military districts.

NATIVE CLERKS.