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the restricted Indian lands on the Cabazon, Augustine and 1 orresMartinez Indian Reservations which might be irrigated from
the facilities of the Coachella Valley County Water District of
Riverside County, Calif., and authorized him to contract with
the district for irrigation, etc. The Secretary was to cancel the
balance of costs chargeable against Indian lards of these reservations for irrigation wells.
The Secretary is authorized to issue patents in fee to adult
Indians owning allotted lands on these reservations, if they are
qualified to conduct their affairs.
The Secretary is to determine the total area of irrigable Indian
trust lands on these reservations, which are or may be‘made productive by use of irrigation facilities other than those of the
Coachella Valley County Water District. He is to prepare membership rolls of Torres-Martinez, Augustine and Cabazon Bands
of Mission Indians as of June 30, 1949 and to allot up to 40 acres
of irrigable land on their reservations to all enrolled members
who have not received allotments. Owners of trust allotments
formerly made may exchange their nonirrigable allotments for
irrigable, unallotted lands.
xcept for certain lands adjacent or under the Salton Sea,
the Secretary is authorized, with the consent of the Indians, to sell
surplus lands on these reservations under certain conditions, and
issue patents in -fee to purchasers and to distribute proceeds in
cash per capita among the enrolled members of the bands. The
Secretary is authorized to purchase lands adjacent or under the
Salton Sea for a drainage reservoir.
Lease of restricted Indian lands is permitted and the Secretary
is authorized to sell restricted lands of deceased allottees, upoa
the application of heirs owning a majority interest therein. (Pu'lic Law 728, 81st Cong.)
Twenty-Nine Palms Reservation, Calif.
There were no Indians on this reservation in 1950. The area
when established, in 1895, and in 1950, consisted of 161 acres of
tribal lands.
This reservation was established on November 11, 1895 under
authority of the act of 1891, above.
Executive Order 3302 of J uly 7, 1920 extended the trust period
for five years and Executive Order 4159 of February 19, 1925 for
ten years (until 1935).
Viejas Reservation, Calif.
See Capitan Grande Reservation, above.
Warners Ranch, Calif.
See above, Pala Reservation.
Mission Creek Reservation, Calif.
Sce Mission Indians, Mission Creek Reservation.
MISSISSIPPI CHIPPEWAS
See pe AE Indians, Greater Leech Lake Reservation, Minn.
and White Earth Reservation, Minn.
ACE ULUCLUW LLLULUUS, ULLOCLUW DeSerVavLon, IYLISS.
MISSOURI INDIANS
See Otoe and Missouri Indians, Okla.
Missouri Reservation
See Otoe and Missouri Reservation, Okla.
MIWOK, MOQUELUMNAN OR “DIGGER” INDIANS
Acts of June 21, 1906, etc., appropriating funds f h
of lands for California Indiens, See California Indians
Buena Vista Rancheria, California
There were five Miwok Indians on this reservation of sevent;
acres of tribal lands in Amador County, California in 1950.
Lands were purchased by the Secretary in 1926.
Chicken Ranch (Jamestown) , California
There were seven Miwok Indians on this ranch, consisting of
forty acres of tribal lands in Tuolumne County, California, i ia, in
1950. Lands were purchased by the Secretary in 1910. z
Cortena Reservation, Calif.
There were five Miwok Indians on this reservation isti , ] consistin
of 640 acres of tribal lands in Colusa County, Calif, in 1950,
Lands were purchased by the Secretary in 1908, and additional
ee purchased in 1938 under authority of the Howard-Wheeler
ct.
Jackson Rancheria or Digger Reservation, Calif.
There were five Miwok of “Digger” Indians on thi i her s rancheria
consisting of 370 acres in 1950 330 acr ‘ibal ; ; by the ps Sirah tr (330 acres, tribal; 40 acres, owned
n act of March 3, 1893 appropriated $10,000 for h f
land, etc., for the Digger Indians of Cent ‘California, at Jack
son, Calif. (27 Stat. 698,c.909). neal:
The Secretary by order of Octob i Pitot ita ry by ctober 28, 1908 reserved 40 acres
Shingle Springs or Eldorado Reservation, Calif.
There were two Miwok Indians on this reservation of 240 acres
of tribal lands in Eldorado County, Calif., in 1950. L
purchased by the Secretary in i917. , ands were
Tuolumne Reservation, Calif.
There were 55 Miwok Indians on this reservation of 312
of opens a Eveline Comneys California, in 1950. eis
Executive Order No. 1517 of April 18, 19 i ie pril 18, 1912 set aside lands for
Wilton Reservation, Calif.
There were forty Miwok Indians on this reservation of 39
of tribal lands in Sacramento County, California, in 1950. Tews
were purchased by the Secretary in 1927.
MOACHE (MONO) INDIANS
on Tule River Reservation, Calif.
See Yokuts Indians, Tule River Reservation