PUEBLOS AND PUEBLO INDIANS OF NEW MEXICO.
| Counties. | Pueblos. | Pueblo Indians over 5 years |
|---|---|---|
| County of Taos, | Taos, Picoris | 283 |
| " Rio Arriva, | San Juan, Santa Clara | 500 |
| " Santa Fé, | San Ildefonso, Namba, Pojoaque, Tezuque | 590 |
| " Santa Anna, | Cochiti, Santo Domingo, San Félipé, Santa Anna, Ziá, Jemez, | 1,918 |
| " Bernalillo, | Sandia, Gleta, | 833 |
| " Valencia, | Laguna, Acoma, Zunia, | 1,800 |
| Opposite El Paso, | Socoro, Islettas, | 600 |
| Total of Pueblos 21. | Total of Pueblo Indians | 6,524 |
These calculations will serve to aid in the estimates of present population, for no accurate census has been prepared officially for many years.
In 1793, according to an enumeration then made, the whole population amounted to 30,953:—in 1833 it is estimated, in the statistics of Galvan's Calendar, at 52,300 individuals, who were divided by Mühlenpfordt and Dr. Wislizenius into 1/20 pure Spanish blood, 4/20 Creoles, 5/20 Mestizos, and 10/20 Pueblo Indians. These calculations, according to the above census of Pueblo Indians, would make the whole present population not more than thirteen or fourteen thousand, which is obviously incorrect unless the census of 1847 was most inaccurately made.