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An Act To Authorize The Survey And Allotment Of Lands Embraced Within The Limits Of The Fort Berthold Indian Reservation, In The State Of North Dakota, And The Sale And Disposition Of A Portion Of The Surplus Lands After Allotment, And Making Appropriation And Provision To Carry The Same Into Effect, United States Congress

US Government Documents Related to Indigenous Nations

This Act, dated June 1, 1910, also known as United States (US) Public law 61-197, authorizes and directs the US Secretary of the Interior to cause to be surveyed, and to sell and dispose of all the "surplus" unallotted and unreserved lands within the portion of the Forth Berthold Indian Reservation in North Dakota lying east and north of the Missouri River.

Numerous provisions included in the Act cover such topics as the reserving of lands on which coal or other minerals have been discovered, the allowing of tribal members to relinquish allotments in the area described and select allotments …

An Act To Authorize The Survey And Allotment Of Lands Embraced Within The Limits Of The Fort Berthold Indian Reservation, In The State Of North Dakota, And The Sale And Disposition Of A Portion Of The Surplus Lands After Allotment, And Making Appropriations And Provisions To Carry The Same Into Effect, United States Congress

US Government Documents Related to Indigenous Nations

This United States (US) public law, passed on June 1, 1910, allowed the US Secretary of the Interior to survey and sell or dispose of the “surplus” unallotted land east and north of the Missouri River on the Fort Berthold Reservation. This public law later caused confused as to whether the northeast quadrant of the Fort Berthold Reservation was still part of the reservation. The 1972 case “The City of New Town, North Dakota v. US” clarified that the northeast quadrant remains part of the reservation. The 1992 and 1994 cases “Duncan Energy v. Three Affiliated Tribes” both affirmed this …

Effects Of Immigration, Iver Andrew Acker

Theses and Dissertations

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The Sources Of The Income Of The Public Schools Of The State Of North Dakota, N. C. Macdonald

Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.

Historical Conceptions Of The Ego, William Pippy

Theses and Dissertations

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The Evolution Of Jefferson Davis As A Political Leader, Sveinbjorn Johnson

Theses and Dissertations

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Settler And Savage One Hundred Years Ago In Australia, Charles De Boos

Settler Literature Archive

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Ad Altiora Literary Society Constitution, Ad Altiora

Archival Manuscripts

The handwritten constitution for Ad Altiora, a student literary society at the University of North Dakota. The organization was established in 1904.

Commencement: June 16, 1904, University Of North Dakota

UND Commencement Programs

UND Commencement program from June 16, 1904.

May 1904, The Dakota Student

The Dakota Student

May 1904 edition of "The Student."

February 1904, The Dakota Student

The Dakota Student

February 1904 edition of "The Student."

January 1904, The Dakota Student

The Dakota Student

January 1904 edition of "The Student."

December 1903, The Dakota Student

The Dakota Student

December 1903 edition of "The Student."

June 1903, The Dakota Student

The Dakota Student

June 1903 edition of "The Student."

March 1903, The Dakota Student

The Dakota Student

March 1903 edition of "The Student."

Lone Wolf V. Hitchcock, United States Supreme Court

US Government Documents Related to Indigenous Nations

This United States (US) Supreme Court case, argued on October 23, 1902 and decided on January 5, 1903, held that the US Congress does have the right to pass legislation that changes the terms of tribal treaties without the necessary consent of the tribes with whom the treaties were made. The petitioner in this case, Lone Wolf (representing members of the Kiowa, Comanche, and Apache tribes) appealed a decision from the court of appeals from the District of Columbia. The petitioner claimed that the Medicine Lodge treaty of 1867 with the Kiowa and Comanche tribes was violated when Congress passed …

Cherokee Nation V. Hitchcock, United States Supreme Court

US Government Documents Related to Indigenous Nations

This United States (US) Supreme Court case, submitted October 23, 1902 and decided December 1, 1902, held that the US Congress has the right to pass legislation that controls the actions and/or property of tribes in the United States without tribal consent. This case began when the Cherokee Nation attempted to stop the Secretary of the Interior from leasing their land for oil extraction. The Cherokee Nation asserted that an 1835 treaty granted them the right to their lands and to self-government. In their decision on this appeal, the Court asserts that the June 28, 1898 act of the US …

November 1902, The Dakota Student

The Dakota Student

November 1902 edition of "The Student."

June 1902, The Dakota Student

The Dakota Student

June 1902 edition of "The Student."

March 1902, The Dakota Student

The Dakota Student

March 1902 edition of "The Student."

November 1901, The Dakota Student

The Dakota Student

November 1901 edition of "The Student."

June 1901, The Dakota Student

The Dakota Student

June 1901 edition of "The Student."

December 1900, The Dakota Student

The Dakota Student

December 1900 edition of "The Student."

June 1900, The Dakota Student

The Dakota Student

June 1900 edition of "The Student."

April 1900, The Dakota Student

The Dakota Student

April 1900 edition of "The Student."

A Girl Of The North A Story Of London And Canada, Helen Milecete

Settler Literature Archive

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November 1897, The Dakota Student

The Dakota Student

November 1897 edition of "The Student."

June 1897, The Dakota Student

The Dakota Student

June 1897 edition of "The Student."

March 1896, The Dakota Student

The Dakota Student

March 1896 edition of "The Student."

In The Days Of The Canada Company: The Story Of The Settlement Of The Huron Tract And A View Of The Social Life Of The Period, Robina Macfarlane Lizars, Kathleen Macfarlane Lizars

Settler Literature Archive

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