Fifth Census Of Canada 1911, Vol. 5: Forest, Fisherly, Fur And Mineral Production (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Excerpt from Fifth Census Of Canada 1911, Vol. 5: Forest, Fisherly, Fur And Mineral Production

The quantity and value of Forest products cut on the farms of Canada in the year 1910 taken under date June 1, 1911, are given in Tables I to VIII.

Incomparability of Statistics for 1901. In 1901 the Instructions to Enumerators read as in the case of agricultural products the enumerator will bear in mind that the Forest products are to be recorded only in the polling subdivision or other area in which they were cut. In 1911, they read as in the case of agricultural products the enumerator will be'ar in mind that the Forest products only of occupied farm lands which are situated within the enumerator's district are to be recorded in this schedule. The result of the difference in the Instructions to Enumerators in the two censuses is that neither the quantity nor the value of Forest products reported for 1910 are comparable with the quantity and value as reported for the Census of 1900, for the reason that the inquiry in the last census had reference only to the quantities and values of the various kinds of forest products cut on occupied farm lands while in the previous census (1901) the statistics were for all forest products (logs, square timber, poles, piles, sleepers, etc.) cut in the polling subdivision whether on Crown lands, limits or farms and no matter by whom.

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