Arkansas Riverbed Rights of Cherokee, Choctaw, and Chickasaw Indian Nations: Hearing Before the U.S. Senate, Select Committee on Indian Affairs, on S. 660 ... May 25, 1977U.S. Government Printing Office, 1977 - Počet stran: 242 |
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Strana 19
... determine the future of the entire eastern half of Oklahoma where the majority of Cherokee Indians reside , and contribute greatly to the economic self - sufficiency of the other two tribes . In the long run , a settlement such as is ...
... determine the future of the entire eastern half of Oklahoma where the majority of Cherokee Indians reside , and contribute greatly to the economic self - sufficiency of the other two tribes . In the long run , a settlement such as is ...
Strana 20
... determined by appraisals conducted by the Secretary and accepted by the Nations , and the payment terms shall not be less than such appraised value . Any agreements reached are to be submitted to the Congress and will become effective ...
... determined by appraisals conducted by the Secretary and accepted by the Nations , and the payment terms shall not be less than such appraised value . Any agreements reached are to be submitted to the Congress and will become effective ...
Strana 21
... determined that title to that reach of the riverbed had vested in the State of Oklahoma upon its admission to the ... determine the extent and value of each of the Nation's mineral reserves in the Arkansas River from the Grand River to 21.
... determined that title to that reach of the riverbed had vested in the State of Oklahoma upon its admission to the ... determine the extent and value of each of the Nation's mineral reserves in the Arkansas River from the Grand River to 21.
Strana 40
... determined by the Supreme Court . The Court found that the bed and banks of the Arkansas River were part of the land deeded to the Tribes in exchange for their homelands in the southeastern United States ; that they were vested with fee ...
... determined by the Supreme Court . The Court found that the bed and banks of the Arkansas River were part of the land deeded to the Tribes in exchange for their homelands in the southeastern United States ; that they were vested with fee ...
Strana 46
... determined we owned the bed and banks of the Arkansas River all along . The navigable McClellan- Kerr Navigation Project was already well under way . Individual land owners whose property was taken by the project had been compensated ...
... determined we owned the bed and banks of the Arkansas River all along . The navigable McClellan- Kerr Navigation Project was already well under way . Individual land owners whose property was taken by the project had been compensated ...
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