Weekly journal-miner., 1912-12-04

tiCs or tnt pppuidVoH VI Nhl"'''' as reported at the Thirteenth Dcccn- nial Census are given in an advance bulletin soon to be issued by Di- rector Duard of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce and Labor lt was prepared under the supervision of Wm. C. Hunt. chief sta,istician for population. Sta tisties of color, nativity. parcntagc. sex, citizenship. illitcracy, school at tendance. and dwellings and families are presented They are grouped as follows: for the state and counties; for the two cities of 10000 or more; and for places of 2.S00 10 10000. A previous population bulletin for Ari- zona gave the number of inhabitants by counties and minor civil divi- sions, dcccnnial increase and den sity of population. and the propor iions urban and rural. That and the forthcoming bulletin cover all the principal topics of the population census except occupations and own crship of homes.
 Color and Nativity.
 The white population is divided into four groups: CD Native. na- tive parentagc-that Is. having both parents born in the United States (2) native, foreign parcntagc-hav ing both parents born abroad; 3) native. mixed parentagc-having one parent native and the other foreign born; (4 foreign born
 Of the total population of Ari- zona. S2.46S. or 404 per cent, are native whites of native percentage; 42.l76. or 207 per cent. are native whites of foreign or mixed parcn- Rage. 46.S24 ar 22o per cent. are foreign born whites; 9.20l. or l45 per cent, arc Indians. Correspond Ing percentages in 1900 were 36S. 200, l82. and 2l.S. respectively In S ol the i3 counties al least % per cent of the population is white of foreign or mixed parentage. and in counties more than n per cent is foreign born white. Tn Santa Cruz County A23 per cent of the population is foreign born white. and only 22S per cent is native white of native parentage
 Of the urban population. I2.l per cent are native whites and native percentage; of the rural, 396 per cent. Corresponding proportions for na- tive whites of foreign or mixed par cntage are 2ol and lS2 per cent, respectively. The percentage of for ,cign born whites is 272 in the urban population and 2l in the rural; the percentage of Indians in the urban is l2 in the rural 0i. The Indian population is almost exclusively ru- ral. only 26 per cent living in urban communities.
 In the total population of the state thcre are ile,74 males and 8s780 females, or 1882 males to 100 fe- males. In 1900 the ratio was l404 so 100 Among native whites the ratio is l293 among foreign born whites 1884 among Indians l064 to HOO. In the urban population there s,rc l2o, in the rural l442 males to 100 females
 State of Birth.
 Of the native population--that is, population born in the United Stat es--507 per cent were born in Ari- 2ona and 4o3 per cent outside of the state; of the native white population, sos per cent were born outside the state; of the native Indians. 10. and of the native negroes. 85.s per cent.
 Foreign Nationalities.
 or the foreign horn white popula- tion of Arizona, persons born in Mexico represent 629 per cent; Eng land. 75; Germany, 90; Canada. 30; Ireland, B; Italy, B; Austria. 32; Spain. IS. Sweden, IS. Scotland l2' Finland, l2: all other countries O. Of the total white stock of for eiRn origin which includes persons born abroad and also natives having one or both parents born abroad Mexico contributed SA per cent, England, S2; Germany, 6.3, Ireland ss; Canada, A; Italy. 2s; Austria 22, Sweden. l8; Scotland. i7 Spain, 1,
 Voting and Militia Ages.
 The total number of males 2l years of age and over Is 74.0Si, rep resrntng 362 per cen, of the popu. Ration Of such males. 3S8 per cent arc native whites of native parcn. tapc. l44 per cent native whites oi foreign or mixed paren,agc, N7 pe1