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Signs On LI Indian Reservation Land Say Public Will Pay Fee For Entry
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Scout reservation in Schuylkill County now permanently protected
Preserving the reservation land protects the various creatures that thrive on the rugged topography there and also protects the headwaters of the Lower Little Swatara Creek, which feeds into the ...
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How Land Reshuffling Made the American West’s Racial Divide
That carved up Cahuilla land. By executive order in 1876-1877, the government allocated the odd-numbered sections of the checkerboard to the railway and created a reservation comprising the even ...
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'Pricing the Land': Auburn author to talk new book about Cayuga reservation
The result of Anderson's research is his new book, “Pricing the Land: The Buying and Selling of Frontier New York and the ...
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Las Vegas Paiute Tribe looks to permanently expand reservation
The reservation itself is a roughly 4,000-acre parcel of land between Mount Charleston and the Sheep Range that Congress gave back to the tribe in 1983. Tso, who leads the tribal government ...
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INVADING SIOUX LANDS; THE RESERVATION OPENED BY THE PRESIDENT. THE FORMALITIES AT WASHINGTON ANNOUNCED BY CANNON AND FOLLOWED BY A GENERAL SCRAMBLE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. -- The President to-day signed the proclamation opening the Sioux Reservation in South Dakota. He has also issued an order establishing land offices at Pierre and Chamberlain.