The Federal Policy in Relation to the Nevada Indian
The Federal Policy in Relation to the Nevada Indian
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6 Crook, Oeneral George, Pamphlets on Boron jimeric. '. M In dians, Vol. Ii, 16. 4 Unitea States Statutes, 4b Congress. Lb8A-lH85, 96.
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the Inuians in making selections ana giving proof 01 the same at the -lane off ice, but they could not oe charged any fees in making statements at the Ian : offices. Then to give greater protection to the Indians, it was provided that;" All patents therefore shall be ol" the legal effect, and declare that the united States ttoes and will hold the land thus e...ntered for the period of twenty-five years, in trust for the sole use and. Benefit of the Indian by whom such entry shall have oeen made, or, in case of his ctecease, of his ^idow and heirs... Anci that at the expiration of said period the United States will convey the saae oy patent to said Indian... In fee, dis charged oi sal a trust ana free of all charge or incumbrance what' 1 soever. " This law effected only the more advanced individual Xnaians p. Mi. As time went on, the whites settled the open land ana the la's?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
6 Crook, Oeneral George, Pamphlets on Boron jimeric. '. M In dians, Vol. Ii, 16. 4 Unitea States Statutes, 4b Congress. Lb8A-lH85, 96.
73.
the Inuians in making selections ana giving proof 01 the same at the -lane off ice, but they could not oe charged any fees in making statements at the Ian : offices. Then to give greater protection to the Indians, it was provided that;" All patents therefore shall be ol" the legal effect, and declare that the united States ttoes and will hold the land thus e...ntered for the period of twenty-five years, in trust for the sole use and. Benefit of the Indian by whom such entry shall have oeen made, or, in case of his ctecease, of his ^idow and heirs... Anci that at the expiration of said period the United States will convey the saae oy patent to said Indian... In fee, dis charged oi sal a trust ana free of all charge or incumbrance what' 1 soever. " This law effected only the more advanced individual Xnaians p. Mi. As time went on, the whites settled the open land ana the la's?
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