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66 INDIANS IN THE UNITED STATES. MALES TO 100 FEMALES IN EACH AGE GROUP, FOR EACH PRINCIPAL STOCK AND TRIBE: 1910—Continued. Table 46—Contd. [This table shows each stock and tribe having 200 or more Indians in 1910. Ratio not shown where number ol females is less than 100.)
een more frequently exposed to the dangers of war tihan tlie mixed-bloods, and that this was more frequently the case in the period when the Indians who are now in the older age group were young than during the lifetime of those in the other age groups. Errors in classification of Indian women have probably also affected the statistics. Table 48 . UNSEB 20 YEABS OF AQE. United States 34,200 32,929 103.9 20 TO SO TEABS OF AGE. AGE DISTRIBUTION. 67 51 YEASS OF AQE AND OVER. Male. Fe- Males to male. 100 fe- Male. males.Fe- Males to male. 100 fe- Male. males.Fe- Males to male. 100 females. INDIAKS OF FULL BLOOD. 1,415 28,889 101.8 11,75712,262 Arizona... 7,401 6,939 106.7 4,i 4,738 103.3 1,546 1,433 107.9 California. 2,042 1,965 103.9 2,009 2,080 99.5 1,135 1,131 100.4 Colorado.. Idaho 181 524 170 497 106.5 105.4 126 570 128 584 98.4 97.6 62 319 50 336 (}) 94.9 Michigan 108 698 81 640 iS.i 155 749 69 675 111.0 60 386 36 371 (') 104.0 Ifinnesota Mississippi Montana 879 306 1,127 759 270 1,174 115.8 113.3 96.0 702 203 1,274 753 191 1,234 93.2 106.3 103.2 328 68 587 435 39 804 75.4 n 73.0 Nebraska Nevada New Mexico '. New York North Carolina. 511 812 5,253 608 336 485 771 5,308 652 299 105.4 105.3 99.0 93.3 112.4 440 941 3,829 583 441 996 3,592 557 272 99.8 94.5 106.6 104.7 98.9 204 389 1,087 240 110 209 363 991 200 103 97.6 107.2 109.7 120.0 106.8 North Dakota.. Oklahoma Oregon 506 5, 540 496 5,635 510 102.0 104.1 105.9 5,432 540 432 5,637 562 108.6 96.4 96.1 260 1,597 303 327 1,601 441 79.5 99.8 68.7 South Da,kota.. Utah Washington Wisconsin Wyoming Total for 22 states. 2,573 2,512 701 599 1,332 1,281 1,115 1,160 250 240 33,669 32,443 102.4 2,481 2,506 117.0 612 553 104.0 1,207 1,325 96.1 1,017 971 104.2 261 237 103.8 28,825 28,533 99.0 1,434 1,715 110.7 223 186 91.1 733 835 104.7 471 110.1 90 101.0 11,649 12,167 83.6 119.9 87.8 103.2 « 95.7 All other states 531 486 109.3 590 356 165.7 108 95 1 Ratio not shown, the number of females being less than 100. 95.9 . Table 48 shows, for each of the 22 selected states, the number of males to 100 females in each age group among the Indians of full blood and of mixed blood, respectively, while similar statistics, for each stock and tribe ia the United States and Alaska having 200 or more Indians in 1910, are presented in Table 49. Arizona California. Colorado... Idaho Michigan.. Minnesota. United States... Montana.. Nebraska Nevada New Mexico New York North Carolina. North Dakota.. Okl^oma Oregon South Dakota.. Utah.: Washington Wisconsin Wyoming T7NDEB 20 TEABS OF AGE. Male. Total for 22 states .. 28, 728 28,079 All other states 884 20 TO 50 YEABS OF AGE. 51 TEAKS OP AGE AND OVEB. Males Fe- to male. 100 fe- Male. males.Fe- Males to male. 100 feFe- to Male. male. 100 females.males. INDIANS OF MIXED BLOOD. 1,612 28,941 102.3 15,29513,713 111.5 3,176 2,650 124.5 168 1,343 23 158 115 S4 150 146.1 103.5 (') 105.3 281 227 123.8 880 837 105.1 1,467 1,415 103.7 26 29 (') 1,230 1,146 107.3 314 315 99.7 159 182 87.4 63 57 {') 509 516 98. 1,665 1,660 100.3 1,022 1,149 88.9 14,875 14,510 102.5 587 538 109.1 1,637 1,604 102.1 23 38 (>) 934 941 99.3 1,287 1,244 103.6 77 94 (') 102.3 102.6 67 824 2 105 187 639 847 14 713 143 92 26 404 981 569 i,388 261 984 26 561 782 57 47 619 5 82 130 509 780 12 604 122 72 21 354 1,011 517 6,184 214 856 10 419 636 40 14,672 13,244 623 1'' 133.1 143.8 125.5 108.6 (>) 118.0 117.2 114.1 97.0 110.1 103.3 122.0 116.0 « 133.9 123.0 110.8 132.8 11 82 4 11 37 205 198 5 105 24 1 5 136 298 166 169 2 87 227 3,053 123 146 176 4 93 21 2 3 105 238 134 1,043 26 148 2 60 149 7 2,437 113 ^ Exclusive of Indians in Haskell Institute, who are included in the total for "All other states." MALES TO 100 FEMALES IN EACH AGE GROUP AMONG INDIANS OF FULL BLOOD AND OF MIXED BLOOD, FOR EACH PRINCIPAL STOCK AND TRIBE: 1910. Table 49 [This table shows each stock and tribe having 200 or more Indians in 1910. Ratio not shown where number of females is less than 100.) 126.3 108.8
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Mexico, which in 1890 and 1900 was
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INABILITY TO SPEAK ENGLISH. 235 PER
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OCCUPATIONS. 253 NUMBER AND PROPORT
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OCCUPATIONS. 257 NUMBER OP INDIANS
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