Indian population in the United States and Alaska. 1910 - RootsWeb

90 INDIANS IN THE UNITED STATES
southern Mendocino, western Lake, and northern
Sonoma Counties, Cal. In the present census the
subdivisions of the stock were enumerated under their
respective names as Clear Lake, Little Lake, etc.,
but it is probable that a small proportion of these
were enumerated simply as Pomo and, if so, the totals
for the subdivisions are incomplete to that extent.
The number emmierated in 1910 as Pomo were 777,
of ^hich 776 were in California and 1 in Arizona.
SALINAX STOCK.
A name apphed for convenience to the remnants of
the Indians of this stock formerly connected with the
Mission of San Antonio, Monterey County, Cal., and
known as San Antonio. The niunber enumerated in
1910 was only 16, all in California.
SALISHAN STOCK.
Stock as a whole.—The tribes of this stock extended
over a large area covering most of northern and western
Washington, northern Idaho, and the northwestern
corner of Oregon, and extending a considerable distance
north of the international boundary in British
Columbia.
The Indians of the Salishan stock in the United
States, as enumerated in 1910, numbered 7,833. To
this figm-e should be added probably nearly 1,000 for
Indians of this stock reported without distinction of
tribe among the general population ia Washiugton and
Idaho. The tribes of this stock, for which members
were reported, are as follows:
Bellacoola.