THE town of Lost Springs, Wyoming, US has been lost and found again after a correction to the latest census (人口普查). Originally, census takers noted only one resident (居民) in the tiny town. Highway signs read: “Lost Springs Wyoming-Population: 1”. This oversight (疏忽) left the other three citizens of the four-person town very angry. All four came together and demanded a new census recount (重新普查). The Wyoming Department of Transportation says it will put up a corrected sign. The one counted person, Leda Price, thinks the census takers didn’t bother (烦扰) to cross the town’s busy street.