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    Ronald Reagan Presidential Library Digital Library Collections This is a PDF of a folder from our textual collections. Collection: Blackwell, Morton: Files Folder Title: Indian Groups (1 of 5) Box: 30 To see more digitized collections visit: https://reaganlibrary.gov/archives/digital-library To see all Ronald Reagan Presidential Library inventories visit: https://reaganlibrary.gov/document-collection Contact a reference archivist at: [email protected] Citation Guidelines: https://reaganlibrary.gov/citing National Archives Catalogue: https://catalog.archives.gov/ GREAT SEAL OF THE STATE THE 1 THE OF C ALL ALL NEVADA FOR OUR COUNTRY * NEVADA INDIAN COMMISSION DIRECTORY STATE OF NEVADA ROBERT LIST, Governor NUMBERS FREQUENTLY CALLED Telephone Name NEVADA INDIAN COMMISSION DIRECTORY the WJ1281RM00 ИАТОИГ ACAVEM УЛОТЭЗЯТО CONTENTS Table of Contents iii-ix Letter of Transmittal xi Nevada Indian Commission, Members and Staff xii Reservations and Colonies Map XV SECTION I - RESERVATIONS AND COLONIES 1. General Information Duck Valley Reservation 1 Duckwater Reservation 3 Ely Colony 5 Fallon Reservation and Colony 7 Goshute Reservation 9 Las Vegas, Colony 11 Lovelock Colony 13 McDermitt Reservation 15 Moapa Reservation 17 Pyramid Lake Reservation 19 Reno/Sparks Colony 21 Summit Lake Reservation 23 Te-Moak Bands 25 Battle Mountain Colony 27 Elko Colony 29 South Fork Reservation 31 Wells Colony 33 Walker River Reservation 35 Washoe Nation 37 Carson Colony 39 Dresslerville Colony 41 Woodfords Colony 43 Winnemucca Colony 45 Yerington Colony and Reservation 47 Yomba Reservation 49 2. Council Officers and Members, Meetings, and Elections 55-63 EMERGENCY NUMBERS: POLICE AND FIRE 65-72 3. Tribal Courts 75-80 4. Tribal Social Service Program 85-87 5. Community Health Representatives 91-94 6. Tribal Housing Authority 95-96 7. Schools 97 SECTION II - INDIAN ORGANIZATIONS 1. Inter-Tribal Council of Nevada, Inc. 99-100 2. NEVADA URBAN INDIAN GROUPS Nevada Urban Indians, Inc. 105 National American Indian Center 105 iii 3. NEVADA INDIAN LEGAL SERVICES, INC. Carson City 107 Elko Office 107 4. INDIAN HEALTH BOARDS Phoenix Area Indian Health Board 109 Eastern Nevada Indian Health Board 109 Western Nevada Indian Health Board 109 5. INDIAN ORGANIZATIONS American Indian Organization UNR 111 Native Nevadans for Political Education and Action 111 Northwest Traditional Treaty Conference 111 United Paiutes, Inc. 111 Western Shoshone Sacred Lands Association 111 6. SELECTED NATIONAL INDIAN GROUPS American Indian Law Center 113 American Indian Lawyer Training Program 113 American Indian National Bank 113 Governor's Interstate Indian Council 113 Institute for the Development of Indian Law, Inc. 113 National American Indian Court Judges Association 113 National Congress of American Indians 113 National Indian Council on Aging 114 National Indian Education Association 114 National Indian Housing Council 114 National Tribal Chairmens' Association 114 National Indian Urban Council 114 Native American Rights Fund 114 Office of Indian Education 114 National Association of Community Health Representatives 114 Office of Indian Civil Rights 114 National Advisory Council on Indian Education 114 SECTION III - FEDERAL GOVERNMENT 1. CONGRESS Howard W. Cannon 115 Paul Laxalt 115 James Santini 115 Senate Indian Affairs Select Committee 115 House Interior and Insular Affairs Commission 115 2. BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS Central Office 119 iv Phoenix Area Office 119 Eastern Nevada Agency 120 Western Nevada Agency 120-1 3. INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE Phoenix Area Director Indian Community Resources 125 Owyhee Community Hospital 125 Schurz Community Hospital 125 Reno District Office 125 Fort McDermitt Health Clinic 126 Reno/Sparks Tribal Health Center 126 Toiyable Indian Health Project 126 Coleville, California 126 Bishop, California 126 4. BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT State Director 129 District Office 129 5. FOREST SERVICE Humboldt National Forest Supervisor 131 Ranger Districts 131 Toiyabe National Forest Supervisor 132 Ranger Districts 132 6. SOLICITOR'S OFFICE Washington 135 Phoenix 135 Salt Lake City 135 Sacramento 135 7. FEDERAL COURTS - NEVADA 139 8. FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 141 SECTION IV - STATE GOVERNMENT AND OTHER STATE INFORMATION 1. SELECTED NEVADA STATE OFFICES Carson City Attorney General 151 Civil Defense and Disaster Agency 151 Commerce Dept. 151 Consumer Affairs Div. 151 State Fire Marshal Div. 151 Crime, Delinquency and Corrections 151 Commission on Law Enforcements Assistance 151 Investigations and Narcotics 151 Community Services 151 Comprehensive Employment and Training 151 Conservation and Natural Resources Conservation Districts 151 Div. of Environmental Protection 151 V Carson City (Cont) Div. of Forestry 151 Div. of State Parks 151 State Lands & Land Use Planning 151 Div. of Water Resources 151 Economic Development 151 Nevada Magazine 151 Education 151 Instruction Services Vocational Education 151 Curriculum Instruction 152 Fed. Supplemetary Program 152 Employment Security Dept. 152 Manpower Info & Research 152 Unemployment Insurance Div. 152 UI Chief of Benefits Section 152 Contribution Section 152 Veterans Employment Service 152 Energy Dept. 152 Gaming Commission 152 Governor's Office 152 Planning Coordinator 152 Four Corners Regional Commission 152 Human Resource Dept. 152 Aging Services Div. 152 Health Div. 152 Vital Statistics 152 Consumer Health Protection 152 Community Health Service 152 Mental Hygiene & Mental Retardation 152 Div. of Environmental Protection 152 Rehabilitation Div. 153 Bureau of Alcohol & Drug Abuse 153 Bureau of Services to the Blind 153 Welfare Division 153 Assistance Payments 153 Food Stamp Office 153 Industrial Commission 153 Employer Accounts 153 Labor Commission 153 Legislative Counsel Bureau 153 Nevada State Library 153 Public Services Division 153 Blind/Handicapped Service 153 State, County, Municipal Archives 153 Lieutenant Governor's Office 153 Military Dept. 153 Public Info Detachment 153 U.S. Property & Fiscal Office 153 Motor Vehicles Dept. 153 Driver's License Div. 153 Highway Patrol Div. 153 Motor Carrier Div 153 Registration Div. 153 Nevada State Museum 154 vi Carson City (Cont) Adult Parole & Probation 154 Prisons Dept. 154 Public Defender 154 Public Service Commission 154 Secretary of State 154 Supreme Court 154 Taxation Dept 154 Treasurer's Office 154 Reno Agriculture 155 State Council on the Arts 155 Dairy Commission 155 Equal Rights Commission 155 Historical Society 155 Indian Commission 155 Veterans Affairs 155 Wildlife 155 2. LEGISLATURE Assembly Map 157 Assemblymen 159-60 Senate Map 161 Senators 163 State Legislatures National Conference Commission on State-Tribal Relations 164 3. UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA AND COMMUNITY COLLEGES 165 4. NEWSPAPERS, RADIO, AND TELEVISION STATIONS News Bureaus Las Vegas 171 Reno 171 Newspapers Nevada Appeal 173 Elko Daily Free Press 173 Elko Independent 173 Ely Daily Times 173 Fallon Eagle Standard 173 Lahontan Valley News 173 The Fernley News 173 The Record Courier 174 Mineral County Independent 174 Mineral County Times 174 Henderson Home News 174 Las Vegas Review Journal 174 Las Vegas Sun 174 Nevada Legal News 174 Mobile Home Times 175 Nevada West & Pahrump Valley Times 175 North Las Vegas Valley Times 175 Lovelock Review Miner 175 Native Nevadan 175 The Nevada Sage 175 vii Newspapers (Cont) Reno Newspapers (Gazette & Journal) 175 Sagebrush 175 Sparks Tribune 176 Tahoe Daily Tribune 176 Central Nevada Newspapers and Reese River Reveille 176 Wells Progress 176 Humboldt Sun 176 Mason Valley News 176 RADIO STATIONS Carson City KPTL 177 Elko KELK 177 KRJC 177 Ely KELY 177 Fallon KVLV 177 Henderson KXTZ 177 KVOV 177 Las Vegas KBMI 177 KDWN 178 KENO 178 KLAV 178 KLUC & KMJJ 178 KNU 178 KORK 178 KRAM 178 Reno KBET 178 KCBN 178 KROW 178 KoH 179 KOLO 179 KONE 179 KSRN 179 KUNR 179 South Lake Tahoe, California KOWL 179 Winnemucca KWNA 179 viii TELEVISION STATIONS Las Vegas KLAS 181 KLVX 181 KSHO 181 KVBC 181 KVVU 181 Reno KCRL 181 KOLO 181 KTVN 181 KAME 181 ix STATE OF NEVADA OF ROBERT LIST ELWOOD A. MOSE GOVERNOR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR NEVADA INDIAN COMMISSION 1135 TERMINAL WAY, SUITE 109 RENO, nevada 89502 (702) 784-6248 The Honorable Robert List Governor of Nevada Executive Chamber Carson City, Nevada 89710 Dear Governor List: On behalf of the Indian Commission, I am pleased to present to you our revised and expanded directory for 1982-83. The truest measure of the well-being and functioning of a free society is found in the amount of information available to its citizens. We are especially satisfied with the amount of infor- mation to be found in our directory and sincerely hope that it will assist greatly all persons with interests in Indian affairs to communicate with both Nevada Indians and each other. We appreciate the cooperation of all those who helped us in the preparation of this work and look forward to future editions. Truly, NEVADA INDIAN COMMISSION Elwood Mose Reno, Nevada June 1982 xi 0-1577 STATE OF NEVADA NEVADA INDIAN COMMISSION 1135 TERMINAL WAY, SUITE 109 RENO, NEVADA 89502 (702) 784-6248 COMMISSIONERS: Leslie L. Blossom Chairman Janet B . Allen Secretary Francis T. Dressler Commissioner Arlene E. Fisher Commissioner Earl E. Wilson Commissioner STAFF: Elwood A. Mose Executive Director Frank L. Gonzales Coordinator WASHINGTON, D.C. LIAISON: Ross Morres xiii Indian Reservations and Colonies Located in the State of Nevada 0 R E G 0 N BREN I D A H 0 El Fl. McDermitt Duck Valley Res Res. 93 Summit Lake 95 C Res. 431 Winnemucca Col 80 Y Elko Col. South Fork Battle 0 Res. Mt. Col H Ruby a Valleys Pyramid Lake Odgers Allots. dRanc Res. Lovelock Col. Goshute W Res. Reno- O Falion Res. Spart Col. & Col. Lake 0 50 Tahoo Ely Col Carsol R Col Walker River Dressier- it Res. Yering- Yomb Duckwater Res, 0 1 ville Col. O ton Col Res K Woodfords Col. washue 6 Ranch 43 n o 4 Hospatty V 95 Res. N s Lake Meals Las 0 Vegas Col. Z 1 s 4 XV to SECTION I SECTION I-1. RESERVATIONS AND COLONIES GENERAL INFORMATION in ОИА JARBN38 nie SHOSHONE-PAIUTE TRIBES of the DUCK VALLEY RESERVATION - Nevada and Idaho ADDRESS : P.O. Box 219 Owyhee, Nevada 89832 TELEPHONE : (702) 757-3161 TRIBAL : Organized under the Indian Reorganization GOVERNMENT Act of 18 June 1934 (48 Stat. 984) as amended. Constitution and By-Laws of the Shoshone-Paiute Tribes approved 20 April 1936 (See also TRIBAL COUNCIL listings) RESERVATION : Astride the Nevada-Idaho border, ninety- LOCATION six miles north, by State Route 225 of Elko, Elko County, Nevada. RESERVATION : 16 April 1877; by Executive Order ESTABLISHMENT 04 May 1886; Executive Order added acreage DATE AND LAND 01 July 1910; acreage added ACQUIRED TOTAL : 289,819.3 acres ACREAGE 144,274.30 acres of tribal land in Elko County, Nevada. 145,545.0 acres of tribal land in Owyhee County, Idaho. BUREAU OF : Eastern Nevada Agency INDIAN AFFAIRS Elko, Nevada AGENCY FOR RESREVATION SERVICES IN: PROVIDED BY: Health : See listings for INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE, COMMUNITY HEALTH REPRESENTATIVES, and INDIAN HEALTH BOARDS Education : Eastern Nevada Agency Bureau of Indian Affairs Elko, Nevada Welfare : See listings for Indian SOCIAL SERVICES OFFICES 1 RESERVATION LAW AND ORDER; COURTS; FIRE PROTECTION Juris- diction : Partial State (Public Law 280) on Idaho side of border; Federal on Nevada side of border Courts : See listings for TRIBAL COURTS and NEVADA INDIAN LEGAL SERVICES Police : Tribal police; also Bureau of Indian Affairs polìceman in residence; See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS Fire : Tribal Fire Protection Program See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS NEVADA LEGISLATURE AND CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Legislature : See listings for NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE U.S. Con- gress : See listings for U.S. CONGRESS 2 DUCKWATER SHOSHONE TRIBE of the DUCKWATER RESERVATION ADDRESS : P.O. Box 68 Duckwater, Nevada 89314 TELEPHONE : (702) 863-0227 TRIBAL : Organized under the Indian Reorganization GOVERNMENT Act of 18 June 1934 (48 Stat. 984) as amended. Constitution and By-Laws of the Duckwater Shoshone Tribe approved 28 Nov- ember 1940. (See also TRIBAL COUNCIL listings) RESERVATION : Nineteen miles northwest, by State Route LOCATION 379, of Currant, Nye County, Nevada. RESERVATION : 13 November 1940, by authority of Section 5 ESTABLISHMENT Indian Reorganization Act - 3,273.26 acres; DATE AND LAND 27 January 1955, by Indian Reorganization ACQUIRED Act authority purchase of Nye County Tax Deed land of 142.50 acres; 22 December 1943, by Act of 28 June 1941 (55 Stat. 303) 398.76 acres purchased. TOTAL : 3,814.52 acres of tribal land ACREAGE BUREAU OF : Eastern Nevada Agency INDIAN AFFAIRS Elko, Nevada AGENCY FOR RESERVATION SERVICES IN: PROVIDED BY: Health : See listings for INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE, COMMUNITY HEALTH REPRESENTATIVES, and INDIAN HEALTH BOARDS Education : Eastern Nevada Agency Bureau of Indian Affairs Elko, Nevada Welfare : See listings for Indian SOCIAL SERVICES OFFICES 3 RESERVATION LAW AND ORDER; COURTS; FIRE PROTECTION Juris- : Federal diction Courts : See listings for TRIBAL COURTS and NEVADA INDIAN LEGAL SERVICES Police : Tribal police; also Bureau of Indian Affairs policeman. See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS Fire : Tribal Fire Protection Program See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS NEVADA LEGISLATURE AND CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Legislature : See listings for NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE U.S. Con- : See listings for U.S. CONGRESS gress 4 ELY INDIAN COLONY ADDRESS : #16 Shoshone Circle Ely, Nevada 89301 TELEPHONE : (702) 289-3013 TRIBAL : Organized under the Indian Reorganization GOVERNMENT Act of 18 June 1934 (48 Stat. 984) as amended. Constitution and By-Laws of the Ely Indian Colony Approved 08 April 1966. (See also TRIBAL COUNCIL listings) COLONY : On the southwest side of the City of Ely, LOCATION White Pine County, Nevada. COLONY : 28 September 1931, by the authority of ESTABLISHMENT the Act of 27 June 1930 (46 Stat. 820), DATE AND LAND purchase of 9.945 acres; ACQUIRED 1977: 90 acres by legislation TOTAL : 99.95 acres of tribal land ACREAGE 0.37 acres government-owned land BUREAU OF : Eastern Nevada Agency INDIAN AFFAIRS Elko, Nevada AGENCY FOR COLONY SERVICES IN: PROVIDED BY: Health : See listings for INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE, COMMUNITY HEALTH REPRESENTATIVES, and INDIAN HEALTH BOARDS Education : Eastern Nevada Agency Bureau of Indian Affairs Elko, Nevada Welfare : See listings for Indian SOCIAL SERVICES OFFICES 5 COLONY LAW AND ORDER COURTS: FIRE PROTECTION Juris- diction : State/County/City (Public Law 280) Courts : State/County/City Police : City of Ely Police Department See also EMERGENCY NUMBERS Fire : City of Ely See also EMERGENCY NUMBERS NEVADA LEGISLATURE AND CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Legislature : See listings for NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE U.S. Con- gress : See listings for U.S. CONGRESS 6 PAIUTE-SHOSHONE TRIBE of the FALLON RESERVATION AND COLONY ADDRESS : 8955 Mission Road Fallon, Nevada 89406 TELEPHONE : (702) 423-6075 TRIBAL : Organized under the Constitution and By- GOVERNMENT Laws of the Paiute-Shoshone Tribe approved 12 June 1964, amended 13 August 1971. (non-IRA; See also TRIBAL COUNCIL listings) RESERVATION : Colony two miles northeast of Fallon, and COLONY and the Reservation is twelve miles LOCATION east, by State Route 116, of Fallon, Churchill County, Nevada. RESERVATION : Colony: and COLONY 13 August 1917; 40 acres by Departmental ESTABLISHMENT Order; DATE AND LAND 14 March 1958; 10 acres by legislation. ACQUIRED Reservation: 20 April 1907; 4,680 acres of alloted land by departmental Order under authority of the Act of 30 April 1908 (35 Stat. 85) ; 21 November 1917, 840 acres of tribal land set aside; 08 April 1978, Public Law 95-337 (92 Stat. 455) set aside 2,640 acres of tribal land. TOTAL : Colony: 60 acres of tribal land. ACREAGE Reservation: 3,480 acres of tribal land, 4,640 acres of alloted land. BUREAU OF : Western Nevada Agency INDIAN AFFAIRS Stewart, Nevada AGENCY FOR RESERVATION and COLONY 7 SERVICES IN: PROVIDED BY: Health : See listings for INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE Education : Western Nevada Agency Bureau of Indian Affairs Stewart, Nevada Welfare : See listings for Indian SOCIAL SERVICES OFFICES RESERVATION and COLONY LAW AND ORDER COURTS: FIRE PROTECTION Juris- diction : Federal Courts : See listings for TRIBAL COURTS and NEVADA INDIAN LEGAL SERVICES Police : Tribal Police. See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS Fire : Churchill County Fire Dept. also Tribal Fire Protection Program See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS NEVADA LEGISLATURE AND CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Legislature : See listings for NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE U.S. Con- gress : See listings for U.S. CONGRESS 8 CONFEDERATED TRIBES of the GOSHUTE RESERVATION, Utah ADDRESS : General Delivery Ibapah, Utah 84034 TELEPHONE : (801) Mobile Phone JR8-3419 TRIBAL : Organized under the Indian Reorganization GOVERNMENT Act of 18 June 1934 (48 Stat. 984) as amended. Constitution and By-Laws of the Confederated Tribes approved 25 Nov- ember 1940. (See also TRIBAL COUNCIL listings) RESERVATION : Astride the Nevada-Utah border in White LOCATION Pine County, Nevada and Toole and Juab Counties, Utah, seventy-five miles south, by unimproved road, of Wendover, Utah; or fifty miles east, by unimproved road, of Schellbourne Station, U.S. Alternate 93. RESERVATION : 20 May 1912, 160 acres by Executive Order ESTABLISHMENT No. 1539; DATE AND LAND 23 March 1914, 33,688.012 acres by Execu- tive Order No. 1903 - purchases by the authority of the Act of 18 June 1934 (48 Stat. 984); 15 June 1937, 319.55 acres; 19 August 1937, 160 acres; 11 February 1938, 439.24 acres and 07 April 1938, 80 acres; 13 April 1938 by authority Act of 30 June 1934, 66,155.34 acres as follows: 15 August 1938, 3,493.57 acres, 21 June 1939, 600.00 acres 19 January 1940, 320.240 and 80 acres, 09 February 1940, 2,240.99 acres, 24 November 1941, 240 acres and 09 January 1943 by Exchange Deed, 635.91 acres. TOTAL : 70,489.00 acres of tribal land in Nevada ACREAGE 38,363.70 acres of tribal land, 80 acres of alloted land and 80 acres of govern- ment owned land in Utah 9 BUREAU OF : Eastern Nevada Agency INDIAN AFFAIRS Elko, Nevada AGENCY FOR RESERVATION SERVICES IN: PROVIDED BY: Health : See listings for INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE, COMMUNITY HEALTH REPRESENTATIVES, and INDIAN HEALTH BOARDS Education : Eastern Nevada Agency Bureau of Indian Affairs Elko, Nevada Welfare : See listings for Indian SOCIAL SERVICES OFFICES RESERVATION LAW AND ORDER; COURTS; FIRE PROTECTION Juris- diction : Federal Courts : See listings for TRIBAL COURTS and NEVADA INDIAN LEGAL SERVICES Police : Bureau of Indian Affairs stationed at Duck Valley Reservation; also County Sheriff. See also EMERGENCY NUMBERS Fire : See Police, Ambulance and Fire EMERGENCY NUMBERS NEVADA LEGISLATURE AND CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Legislature : See listings for NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE U.S. Con- gress : See listings for U.S. CONGRESS 10 LAS VEGAS TRIBE of PAIUTE INDIANS ADDRESS : 1 Paiute Dr. Las Vegas, Nevada 89106 TELEPHONE : (702) 386-3926 TRIBAL : Organized under the Indian Reorganization GOVERNMENT Act of 18 June 1934 (48 Stat.984) as amended. Constitution and By-Laws of the Las Vegas Tribe of Paiute Indians approved 20 July 1970. ( See also TRIBAL COUNCIL listings) COLONY : Within the city limits on the west side LOCATION of Main Street, one mile north of down- town Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada. COLONY : 17 April 1912; purchase of 10 acres ESTABLISHMENT DATE AND LAND ACQUIRED TOTAL : 10.15 acres of tribal land ACREAGE BUREAU OF : Western Nevada Agency INDIAN AFFAIRS Stewart, Nevada AGENCY FOR COLONY SERVICES IN: PROVIDED BY: Health : See listings for INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE, COMMUNITY HEALTH REPRESENTATIVES, and INDIAN HEALTH BOARDS Education : Western Nevada Agency Bureau of Indian Affairs Stewart, Nevada Welfare : See listings for Indian SOCIAL SERVICES OFFICES COLONY LAW AND ORDER; COURTS; FIRE PROTECTION 11 Juris- diction : Federal Courts : See listings for TRIBAL COURTS and NEVADA INDIAN LEGAL SERVICES Police : Part-time Tribal policeman Bureau of Indian Affairs Policeman. See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS Fire : City, See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS NEVADA LEGISLATURE AND CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Legislature : See listings for NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE U.S. Con- gress : See listings for U.S. CONGRESS 12 LOVELOCK PAIUTE TRIBE ADDRESS : P.O. Box 878 Lovelock, Nevada 89419 TELEPHONE : (702) 273-7861 TRIBAL : Organized under the Indian Reorganization GOVERNMENT Act of 18 June 1934 (48 Stat. 984) as amended. Constitution and By-Laws of the Lovelock Paiute Tribe approved 14 March 1968. (See also TRIBAL COUNCIL listings) COLONY : One block west of Cornell Avenue in LOCATION southwest Lovelock, Pershing County, Nevada. COLONY : 04 September 1907, purchase of two acres ESTABLISHMENT for school site; DATE AND LAND 17 November 1910, by authority of Act of ACQUIRED the 04 April 1910 (36 Stat. 278) purchase of 18 acres. TOTAL : 20 acres of tribal land ACREAGE BUREAU OF : Western Nevada Agency INDIAN AFFAIRS Stewart, Nevada AGENCY FOR COLONY SERVICES IN: PROVIDED BY: Health : See listings for INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE, COMMUNITY HEALTH REPRESENTATIVES, and INDIAN HEALTH BOARDS Education : Western Nevada Agency Bureau of Indian Affairs Stewart, Nevada Welfare : See listings for Indian SOCIAL SERVICES OFFICES 13 COLONY LAW AND ORDER; COURTS; FIRE PROTECTION Juris- diction : Federal Courts : See listings for TRIBAL COURTS and NEVADA INDIAN LEGAL SERVICES Police : Bureau of Indian Affairs contract with the City of Lovelock. See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS Fire : City of Lovelock Tribal Fire Protection Program See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS NEVADA LEGISLATURE AND CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Legislature : See listings for NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE U.S. Con- gress : See listings for U.S. CONGRESS 14 FORT McDERMITT PAIUTE and SHOSHONE TRIBE ADDRESS : P.O. Box 457 McDermitt, Nevada 89421 TELEPHONE : (702) 532-8259 TRIBAL : Organized under the Indian Reorganization GOVERNMENT Act of 18 June 1934 (48 Stat. 984) as amended. Constitution and By-Laws of the Fort McDermitt Paiute and Shoshone Tribe approved 02 July 1936. (See also TRIBAL COUNCIL listings) RESERVATION : Four miles southeast of McDermitt Nevada, LOCATION Humboldt County, Nevada. A portion of the reservation is located in Malheur County, Oregon. RESERVATION : By Act of Congress of 17 January 1936, ESTABLISHMENT (49 Stat. 1094) 20,414.46 acres were set DATE AND LAND aside; ACQUIRED By authority of the Indian Reorganization Act (48 Stat. 984): 16 November 1936 - 1,554.35 acres, 09. November 1940 1 3,542.40 acres; 18 July 1941 - 1,240 acres, 24 February 1943 - 3,919.37 acres; 16 June 1944 - 449.92 acres, 03 February Tribal Fee purchased 1 160 acres; 20 April 1949 and 09 May 1957 - relinquished allotments approved; 16 May 1957 - 3,900.19 acres; 16 November 1973 1 2.63 acres. TOTAL : 16,351.90 acres of tribal land, 145 acres ACREAGE of alloted land and 160 acres of tribal fee land in Nevada 18, 828.79 acres in Oregon. BUREAU OF : Western Nevada Agency INDIAN AFFAIRS Stewart, Nevada AGENCY FOR RESERVATION 15 SERVICES IN: PROVIDED BY: Health : See listings for INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE, COMMUNITY HEALTH REPRESENTATIVES, and INDIAN HEALTH BOARDS Education : Western Nevada Agency Bureau of Indian Affairs Stewart, Nevada Welfare : See listings for Indian SOCIAL SERVICES OFFICES RESERVATION LAW AND ORDER; COURTS; FIRE PROTECTION Juris- diction : Federal Courts : See listings for TRIBAL COURTS and NEVADA INDIAN LEGAL SERVICES Police : Bureau of Indian Affairs Policeman See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS NEVADA LEGISLATURE AND CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Legislature : See listings for NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE U.S. Con- gress : See listings for U.S. CONGRESS 16 MOAPA BAND OF PAIUTE INDIANS ADDRESS : P.O. Box 56 Moapa, Nevada 89025 TELEPHONE : (702) 865-2787 TRIBAL : Organized under the Indian Reorganization GOVERNMENT Act of 18 June 1934 (48 Stat. 984) as amended. Constitution and By-Laws of the Moapa Band of Paiute Indians approved 17 April 1942. (See also TRIBAL COUNCIL listings) RESERVATION : Approximately 8 miles west of Glendale, LOCATION Nevada, junction of State Route 168 and Inter- state 15; approximately 55 miles northeast of Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada RESERVATION : 26 January 1938, patent of 64.06 acres; ESTABLISHMENT 10 January 1962, Secretarial Acceptance DATE AND LAND of allotments relinquished in 1942 - ACQUIRED 1,109.94 acres; 02 December 1980: 70,565.46 acres by legislation- P.L. # 96-491 TOTAL : 71,954.19 acres of tribal land. ACREAGE ( Revised acreage Courtesy: Bureau of Indian Affairs) BUREAU OF : Western Nevada Agency INDIAN AFFAIRS Stewart, Nevada AGENCY FOR RESERVATION SERVICES IN: PROVIDED BY: Health : See listings for INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE, COMMUNITY HEALTH REPRESENTATIVES, and INDIAN HEALTH BOARDS Education : Western Nevada Agency Bureau of Indian Affairs Stewart, Nevada Welfare : See listings for Indian SOCIAL SERVICES OFFICES 17 RESERVATION LAW AND ORDER; COURTS; FIRE PROTECTION Juris- : Federal diction Courts : See listings for TRIBAL COURTS and NEVADA INDIAN LEGAL SERVICES Police : Tribal policeman in residence; also Bureau of Indian Affairs policeman in residence. See also EMERGENCY NUMBERS Fire : County, See also EMERGENCY NUMBERS NEVADA LEGISLATURE AND CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Legislature : See listings for NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE U.S. Con- : See listings for U.S. CONGRESS gress 18 PYRAMID LAKE PAIUTE TRIBE ADDRESS : P.O. Box 256 Nixon, Nevada 89424 TELEPHONE : (702) Nixon #3 TRIBAL : Organized under the Indian Reorganization GOVERNMENT Act of 18 June 1934 (48 Stat. 984) as amended. Constitution and By-Laws of the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe approved 15 January 1936. (See also TRIBAL COUNCIL listing) RESERVATION : Approximately fifty miles northeast of LOCATION Reno, in Washoe County, Nevada. RESERVATION : 23 March 1874 - 475,085.55 acres set ESTABLISHMENT aside by Executive Order. Includes DATE AND LAND 112,000 acres of Pyramid Lake surface. ACQUIRED TOTAL : 476,668.94 acres of tribal land. (includes ACREAGE 112,000 acres of Pyramid Lake surface) Also, 40 acres of fee land located in Iron County, Utah. BUREAU OF : Western Nevada Agency INDIAN AFFAIRS Stewart, Nevada AGENCY FOR RESERVATION SERVICES IN: ..: PROVIDED BY: Health : See listings for INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE, COMMUNITY HEALTH REPRESENTATIVES, and INDIAN HEALTH BOARDS Education : Pyramid Lake High School Nixon, Nevada Welfare : See listings for Indian SOCIAL SERVICES OFFICES 19 RESERVATION LAW AND ORDER: COURTS; FIRE PROTECTION Juris- diction : Federal Courts : See listings for TRIBAL COURTS and NEVADA INDIAN LEGAL SERVICES Police : Tribal police; also Bureau of Indian Affairs policeman in residence See also EMERGENCY NUMBERS Fire : Tribal Fire Protection Program See Also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS NEVADA LEGISLATURE AND CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Legislature : See listings for NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE U.S. Con- gress : See listings for U.S. CONGRESS 20 RENO/SPARKS INDIAN COLONY ADDRESS : 98 Colony Road Reno, Nevada 89502 TELEPHONE : (702) 329-2936 TRIBAL : Organized under the Indian Reorganization GOVERNMENT Act of 18 June 1934 (48 Stat.984) as amended. Constitution and By-Laws of the Reno/Sparks Indian Colony approved 15 January 1936. Amended 08 January 1971. (See also TRIBAL COUNCIL listings) COLONY : At East Second Street within the city LOCATION limits of Reno, Washoe County, Nevada COLONY : 13 April 1917, purchase of 20 acres by ESTABLISHMENT authority of the Act of 18 May 1916. DATE AND LAND (39 Stat. 123-145); ACQUIRED 23 July 1926, purchase of 8.38 acres by authority of the Act of 10 May 1926. (44 Stat. 496) TOTAL : 28.87 acres of tribal land. ACREAGE BUREAU OF : Western Nevada Agency INDIAN AFFAIRS Stewart, Nevada AGENCY FOR COLONY SERVICES IN: PROVIDED BY: Health : See listings for INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE, COMMUNITY HEALTH REPRESENTATIVES, and INDIAN HEALTH BOARDS Education : Western Nevada Agency Bureau of Indian Affairs Stewart, Nevada Welfare : See listings for Indian SOCIAL SERVICES OFFICES 21 COLONY LAW AND ORDER COURTS; FIRE PROTECTION Juris- : Federal diction Courts : See listings for TRIBAL COURTS and NEVADA INDIAN LEGAL SERVICES Police : Tribal Policeman and Bureau of Indian Affairs Officers. See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS Fire : County. See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS NEVADA LEGISLATURE AND CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Legislature : See listings for NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE U.S. Con- : See listings for U.S. CONGRESS gress 22 SUMMIT LAKE PAIUTE TRIBE ADDRESS : 1122 Hidalgo Court LaFayette, California 94549 TELEPHONE : (415) 284-7931 TRIBAL : Organized under the Indian Reorganization GOVERNMENT Act of 18 June 1934 (48 Stat. 984) as amended. Articles of Association of the Summit Lake Paiute Tribe approved 08 January 1965. (See also TRIBAL COUNCIL listings) RESERVATION : Approximately eighty miles southwest of LOCATION Denio, Humboldt County, Nevada. Access via State Route 140 and unimproved road 8A RESERVATION : 14 January 1913, by Executive Order No. 1681. ESTABLISHMENT 03 March 1928, Public Law 89 of the 70th DATE AND LAND Congress (45 Stat. 160); ACQUIRED 10 June 1959, by 86th Congress - 9,489.59 acres; 14 January 1950, Order of Transfer of Inherited Interest 04 January 1950, Deed approved; 20 April 1949, Deed approved; 15 December 1971 (85 Stat. 643) Public Law 92-186 (85 Stat. 644) - 608.38 acres. TOTAL : 10,097.97 acres of tribal land. (includes ACREAGE 560 acres of Lake surface) 764.94 alloted acres. BUREAU OF : Western Nevada Agency INDIAN AFFAIRS Stewart, Nevada AGENCY FOR RESERVATION SERVICES IN: PROVIDED BY: Health : See listings for INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE, COMMUNITY HEALTH REPRESENTATIVES, and INDIAN HEALTH BOARDS 23 Education : Western Services Agency Bureau of Indian Affairs Stewart, Nevada Welfare : See listings for Indian SOCIAL SERVICES OFFICES RESERVATION LAW AND ORDER; COURTS; FIRE PROTECTION Juris- : Federal diction Courts : See listings for TRIBAL COURTS and NEVADA INDIAN LEGAL SERVICES Police : Bureau of Indian Affairs Policeman stationed at Fort McDermitt. See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS Fire : Bureau of Land Management and Nevada Division of Forestry. See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS NEVADA LEGISLATURE AND CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Legislature : See listings for NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE U.S. Con- : See listings for U.S. CONGRESS gress 24 TE-MOAK BANDS of WESTERN SHOSHONE INDIANS ADDRESS : 525 Sunset Street Elko, Nevada 89801 TELEPHONE : (702) 738-9251 TRIBAL : Organized under the Indian Reorganiza- GOVERNMENT tion Act of 18 June 1934 (48 Stat. 984) as amended. Constitution and By-Laws of the Te-Moak Bands of Western Shoshone Indians approved 24 August 1938. (See also TRIBAL COUNCIL listings) TERRITORY : Territory of the Bands is that land within LOCATION the Elko Colony, and reservations or colony sites occupied by members of the Te-Moak Bands who have voted to be made part of such Te-Moak Territory. (See also: Battle Mountain Colony, Elko Colony, South Fork Reservation and Wells Colony) TERRITORY : See entries for: Battle Mountain Colony ESTABLISHMENT Elko Indian Colony DATE AND LAND South Fork Reservation ACQUIRED Wells Indian Colony TOTAL : See entries for: Battle Mountain Colony ACREAGE Elko Indian Colony South Fork Reservation Wells Indian Colony BUREAU OF : Eastern Nevada Agency INDIAN AFFAIRS Elko, Nevada AGENCY FOR TERRITORY SERVICES IN: PROVIDED BY: Health : See listings for INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE, COMMUNITY HEALTH REPRESENTATIVES, and INDIAN HEALTH BOARDS 25 Education : Eastern Nevada Agency Bureau of Indian Affairs Elko, Nevada Welfare : See listings for Indian SOCIAL SERVICES OFFICES RESERVATION LAW AND ORDER COURTS; FIRE PROTECTION Juris- : Federal diction Courts : See listings for TRIBAL COURTS and NEVADA INDIAN LEGAL SERVICES Police : Tribal police; also Bureau of Indian Affairs policeman in residence. See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS Fire : See listings for EMERGENCY NUMBERS NEVADA LEGISLATURE AND CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Legislature : See listings for NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE U.S. Con- : See listings for U.S. CONGRESS gress 26 BATTLE MOUNTAIN COLONY (TE-MOAK BANDS of WESTERN SHOSHONE) ADDRESS : P.O. Box 1551 Battle Mountain, Nevada 89820 TELEPHONE : (702) 635-2004 TRIBAL : A Community Organization, organized under GOVERNMENT the Constitution and By-Laws of the Te- Moak Bands of Western Shoshone Indians approved 24 August 1938; organized under the Indian Reorganization Act of the 18 June 1934 (48 Stat. 984) as amended. (See also TRIBAL COUNCIL listings) COLONY : Off Interstate 80, one mile west of Battle LOCATION Mountain, Lander County, Nevada. COLONY : 18 June 1917, Executive Order 2639 set ESTABLISHMENT aside 677.05 acres; DATE AND LAND 21 August 1967, 90th Congress, Public Law ACQUIRED 90-72 (81 Stat. 173) added 6.25 acres. TOTAL : 683.30 acres ACREAGE BUREAU OF : Eastern Nevada Agency INDIAN AFFAIRS Elko, Nevada AGENCY FOR COLONY SERVICES IN: PROVIDED BY: Health : See listings for INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE, COMMUNITY HEALTH REPRESENTATIVES, and INDIAN HEALTH BOARDS Education : Eastern Nevada Agency Bureau of Indian Affairs Elko, Nevada Welfare : See listings for Indian SOCIAL SERVICES OFFICES 27 COLONY LAW AND ORDER; COURTS; FIRE PROTECTION Juris- : Federal diction Courts : See listings for TRIBAL COURTS and NEVADA INDIAN LEGAL SERVICES Police : Bureau of Indian Affairs Policeman in residence. Also, cross-deputized Lander County Sheriff/Deputies; Battle Mountain City Police. See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS Fire : City. See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS NEVADA LEGISLATURE AND CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Legislature : See listings for NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE U.S. Con- : See listings for U.S. CONGRESS gress 28 ELKO INDIAN COLONY (TE-MOAK BANDS of WESTERN SHOSHONE) ADDRESS : 525 Sunset Street Elko, Nevada 89807 TELEPHONE : (702) 738-9251 TRIBAL : A Community Organization organized under GOVERNMENT the Constitution and By-Laws of the Te- Moak Bands of Western Shoshone Indians approved 24 August 1938; organized under the Indian Reorganization Act of the 18 June 1934 (48 Stat. 984) as amended. (See also TRIBAL COUNCIL listings) COLONY : At Fifth Street and across Interstate 80, LOCATION City of Elko, Elko County, Nevada. COLONY : 23 March 1918, Executive Order No. 2824 ESTABLISHMENT set aside 160 acres DATE AND LAND 10 July 1931; by authority of the Act of ACQUIRED 31 January 1931 (46 Stat. 1046); Public Law 71-581 - 32.80 acres purchased. TOTAL : 192.80 acres of tribal land. ACREAGE BUREAU OF : Eastern Nevada Agency INDIAN AFFAIRS Elko, Nevada AGENCY FOR COLONY SERVICES IN: PROVIDED BY: Health : See listings for INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE, COMMUNITY HEALTH REPRESENTATIVES, and INDIAN HEALTH BOARDS Education : Eastern Nevada Agency Bureau of Indian Affairs Elko, Nevada Welfare : See listings for Indian SOCIAL SERVICES OFFICES 29 RESERVATION LAW AND ORDER; COURTS; FIRE PROTECTION Juris- : Federal diction Courts : See listings for TRIBAL COURTS and NEVADA INDIAN LEGAL SERVICES Police : Bureau of Indian Affairs policeman in residence. See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS Fire : Agreement with City of Elko See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS NEVADA LEGISLATURE AND CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Legislature : See listings for NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE U.S. Con- : See listings for U.S. CONGRESS gress 30 SOUTH FORK RESERVATION (TE-MOAK BANDS of WESTERN SHOSHONE) ADDRESS : General Delivery Lee, Nevada 89829 TELEPHONE : (702) 744-9251 TRIBAL : A Community Organization organized GOVERNMENT under the Constitution and By-Laws of the Te-Moak Bands of Western Shoshone Indians approved 24 August 1938; organ- ized under the Indian Reorganization Act of the 18 June 1934 (48 Stat. 984), as amended. (See also TRIBAL COUNCIL listings) RESERVATION : Thirty miles south, by State Route 228 LOCATION and paved tribal road, of Elko, Elko County, at Lee, Elko County, Nevada. RESERVATION : By the authority of the Act of 18 June ESTABLISHMENT 1934 (48 Stat. 984) as amended, the DATE AND LAND following were purchased: ACQUIRED 29 May 1937 - 5,862.28 acres; 31 March 1938 - 2,195.63 acres; 14 November 1938 - 1,514.96 acres; 10 December 1938 - 1,987.04 acres; 27 March 1943 - 1,412.27 acres; 14 June 1951 - 2,708.20 acres. TOTAL : 13,049.52 acres of tribal land. ACREAGE BUREAU OF : Eastern Nevada Agency INDIAN AFFAIRS Elko, Nevada AGENCY FOR RESERVATION SERVICES IN: PROVIDED BY: Health : See listings for INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE, COMMUNITY HEALTH REPRESENTATIVES, and INDIAN HEALTH BOARDS 31 Education : Western Services Agency Bureau of Indian Affairs Stewart, Nevada Welfare : See listings for Indian SOCIAL SERVICES OFFICES RESERVATION LAW AND ORDER; COURTS; FIRE PROTECTION Juris- : Federal diction Courts : See listings for TRIBAL COURTS and NEVADA INDIAN LEGAL SERVICES Police : Bureau of Indian Affairs Policeman stationed at Fort McDermitt. See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS Fire : Bureau of Land Management and Nevada Division of Forestry. See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS NEVADA LEGISLATURE AND CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Legislature : See listings for NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE U.S. Con- : See listings for U.S. CONGRESS gress 32 WELLS INDIAN COLONY (TE-MOAK BANDS of WESTERN SHOSHONE) ADDRESS : P.O.Box 602 (Tribal contact) Wells, Nevada 89835 TELEPHONE : (702) 752-3459 TRIBAL : As yet unorganized. Eventual government GOVERNMENT will be a Community Committee organized pursuant to the Constitution and By-Laws of the Te-Moak Bands of Western Shoshone Indians approved 24 August 1938; organized under the Indian Reorganization Act of 18 June 1934 (48 Stat. 984) as amended. (See also TRIBAL COUNCIL listings) COLONY : One-quarter mile west of the City of LOCATION Wells, Elko County, Nevada. COLONY : 15 October 1977; by Public Law 95-133 ESTABLISHMENT the north half, southwest quarter, Sec- DATE AND LAND tion 4, Township 37 North, Range 62 East, ACQUIRED MDM; 80 acres was set aside. TOTAL : 80 acres of tribal land. ACREAGE BUREAU OF : Eastern Nevada Agency INDIAN AFFAIRS Elko, Nevada AGENCY FOR COLONY SERVICES IN: PROVIDED BY: Health : See listings for INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE, COMMUNITY HEALTH REPRESENTATIVES, and INDIAN HEALTH BOARDS Education : Eastern Nevada Agency Bureau of Indian Affairs Elko, Nevada Welfare : See listings for Indian SOCIAL SERVICES OFFICES 33 COLONY LAW AND ORDER; COURTS; FIRE PROTECTION Juris- diction ; Federal Courts : See listings for TRIBAL COURTS and NEVADA INDIAN LEGAL SERVICES Police : Bureau of Indian Affairs Policeman See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS Fire : City. See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS NEVADA LEGISLATURE AND CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Legislature : See listings for NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE U.S. Con- gress : See listings for U.S. CONGRESS 34 WALKER RIVER PAIUTE TRIBE ADDRESS : P.O. Box 220 Schurz, Nevada 89427 TELEPHONE : (702) 773-2306 TRIBAL : Organized under the Indian Re-organiza- GOVERNMENT tion Act of 18 June 1934 (48 Stat. 984), as amended. Constitution and By-Laws of the Walker River Paiute Tribe approved 26 March 1937. RESERVATION : at Schurz, Mineral County, Nevada. Por- LOCATION tions of the reservation are located in Churchill and Lyon Counties, Nevada RESERVATION : 19 March 1874, by Executive Order. General ESTABLISHMENT Allotment Act of 07 February 1887 (24 Stat. 388); DATE AND LAND Act of 27 May 1902 (32 Stat. 245-260); ACQUIRED 03 March 1908 (32 Stat. 744) grazing;and timberland; 15 March 1918; Executive Order No. 2820; 03 March 1928 (45 Stat. 160) ; 26 February 1934; Executive Order No. 6617 Act of 22 June 1936 (48 Stat. 1806) Public Law 74-748; 19 June 1972 - by authority of Act of 22 June 1936 (49 Stat. 1806) supplemented by Act of 14 September 1961 (75 Stat. 409). TOTAL : 42,880.00 acres of tribal land in Church- ACREAGE hill County. 45,835.00 acres of tribal land, 1,470.00 acres of individual land, and 320.00 acres of Government-owned land in Lyon County. 224,975.34 acres of tribal land; 7,261.78 acres of individual land, and 644.23 acres of Government-owned land in Mineral County, BUREAU OF : Western Nevada Agency INDIAN AFFAIRS Stewart, Nevada AGENCY FOR RESERVATION 35 SERVICES IN: PROVIDED BY: Health : See listings for INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE, COMMUNITY HEALTH REPRESENTATIVES, and INDIAN HEALTH BOARDS Education : Eastern Nevada Agency Bureau of Indian Affairs Elko, Nevada Welfare : See listings for Indian SOCIAL SERVICES OFFICES RESERVATION LAW AND ORDER: COURTS; FIRE PROTECTION Juris- diction : Federal Courts : See listings for TRIBAL COURTS and NEVADA INDIAN LEGAL SERVICES Police : Bureau of Indian Affairs policeman in residence. See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS Fire : See listings for EMERGENCY NUMBERS NEVADA LEGISLATURE AND CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Legislature : See listings for NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE U.S. Con- gress : See listings for U.S. CONGRESS 36 WASHOE TRIBE of NEVADA and CALIFORNIA ADDRESS : Route 2, Box 68 Gardnerville, Nevada 89410 TELEPHONE : (702) 885-5595and 883-1446 TRIBAL : Organized under the Indian Reorganiza- GOVERNMENT tion Act of 18 June 1934 (48 Stat. 984) as amended. Constitution and By-Laws of the Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California 13 October 1969. (See also TRIBAL COUNCIL listings) TERRITORY : Territorial jurisdiction includes Carson LOCATION Indian Colony, Washoe Ranches, Dressler- ville Colony, Woodfords Colony and all lands acquired by or for the Tribe (See following pages) TERRITORY : Under the authority of the General Allot- ESTABLISHMENT ment Act of 28 February 1891 (26 Stat. 794), DATE AND LAND as amended: ACQUIRED Public Domain allotments in Washoe and Douglas Counties, Carson City - 61,318.93 acres. Pursuant to Indian Reorganization Act, purchases of 794.57 as follow: 17 March 1938 - 404 acres; 15 December 1937 - 200 acres; 29 April 1937 - 190,57 acres; 02 February 1973 - 307.88 acres. TOTAL : 794.57 acres of Ranch land (Dresslerville, ACREAGE 40 acres; Carson Colony 160 acres; and Woodfords, 80 acres) BUREAU OF : Western Nevada Agency INDIAN AFFAIRS Stewart, Nevada AGENCY SERVICE IN: PROVIDED BY: Health : See listings for INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE, COMMUNITY HEALTH REPRESENTATIVES, and INDIAN HEALTH BOARDS 37 Education : Western Nevada Agency Bureau of Indian Affairs Stewart, Nevada Welfare : See listings for Indian SOCIAL SERVICES OFFICES LAW AND ORDER COURTS; FIRE PROTECTION Juris- : Federal diction Courts : See listings for TRIBAL COURTS and NEVADA INDIAN LEGAL SERVICES Police : Tribal policemen, serving all tribal areas. See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS Fire : State/County. See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS NEVADA LEGISLATURE AND CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Legislature : See listings for NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE U.S. Con- : See listings for U.S. CONGRESS gress 38 CARSON COMMUNITY (WASHOE TRIBE of NEVADA and CALIFORNIA) ADDRESS : P.O. Box 1226 Carson City, Nevada 89701 TELEPHONE : (702) 882-4642 (message only) TRIBAL : Articles of Association established GOVERNMENT pursuant to the Constitution and By-Laws of the Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California, approved 24 January 1936. COMMUNITY : One-half mile west of U.S. Highway 395, LOCATION one mile south of Carson City, Nevada, COMMUNITY : 26 March 1917, by the authority of the ESTABLISHMENT Act of 18 May 1916 (39 Stat. 123-143) DATE AND LAND purchase of 119.02 acres; ACQUIRED 26 March 1917 -37.13 acres; 12 August 1968 - 3.85 acres. TOTAL : 160 acres of tribal land. ACREAGE BUREAU OF : Western Nevada Agency INDIAN AFFAIRS Stewart, Nevada AGENCY FOR COMMUNITY SERVICES IN: PROVIDED BY: Health : See listings for INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE, COMMUNITY HEALTH REPRESENTATIVES, and INDIAN HEALTH BOARDS Education : Western Nevada Agency Bureau of Indian Affairs Stewart, Nevada Welfare : See listings for Indian SOCIAL SERVICES OFFICES 39 COMMUNITY LAW AND ORDER; COURTS; FIRE PROTECTION Juris- : Federal diction Courts : See listings for TRIBAL-COURTS and NEVADA INDIAN LEGAL SERVICES Police : Washoe Tribal Policemen. See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS Fire : County. (See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS) NEVADA LEGISLATURE AND CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Legislature : See listings for NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE U.S. Con- : See listings for U.S. CONGRESS gress 40 DRESSLERVILLE COMMUNITY (WASHOE TRIBE of NEVADA and CALIFORNIA) ADDRESS : P.O. Box 956 Gardnerville, Nevada 89410 TELEPHONE : (702) 883-1446 TRIBAL : Articles of Association established GOVERNMENT pursuant to the Constitution and By-Laws of the Washoe Tribe of Nevada and Calif- ornia approved 24 January 1936. (See also TRIBAL COUNCIL listings) COMMUNITY : One-half mile west of U.S. Highway 395 LOCATION south of Gardnerville, Douglas County, Nevada. COMMUNITY : 16 May 1917, by the authority of the Act ESTABLISHMENT of 08 May 1916 (39 Stat. 123-145) pur- DATE AND LAND chase of 39.80 acres. ACQUIRED TOTAL : 39.80 acres of tribal land. ACREAGE BUREAU OF : Western Nevada Agency INDIAN AFFAIRS Stewart, Nevada AGENCY SERVICES IN: PROVIDED BY: Health : See listings for INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE, COMMUNITY HEALTH REPRESENTATIVES, and INDIAN HEALTH BOARDS Education : Western Nevada Agency Bureau of Indian Affairs Stewart, Nevada Welfare : See listings for Indian SOCIAL SERVICES OFFICES 41 COMMUNITY LAW AND ORDER COURTS; FIRE PROTECTION Juris- : Federal diction Courts : See listings for TRIBAL COURTS and NEVADA INDIAN LEGAL SERVICES Police : Washoe Tribal Policemen. See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS Fire : State. See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS NEVADA LEGISLATURE AND CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Legislature : See listings for NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE U.S. Con- gress : See listings for U.S. CONGRESS 42 WOODFORDS COMMUNITY (WASHOE TRIBE of NEVADA and CALIFORNIA) ADDRESS : Route 1, Box 1000 Markleeville, California 96120 TELEPHONE : (916) 694-2170 TRIBAL : Articles of Association established GOVERNMENT pursuant to the Constitution and By-Laws of the Washoe Tribe of Nevada and Calif- ornia approved 24 January 1936. (See also TRIBAL COUNCIL listings) COLONY : Approximately five miles from the LOCATION Nevada-California border in Alpine County, California. COLONY : By the Act of 31 July 1970 (Public Law ESTABLISHMENT 91-362) a withdrawal of 80 acres. DATE AND LAND ACQUIRED TOTAL : 80 acres of tribal land. ACREAGE BUREAU OF : Western Nevada Agency INDIAN AFFAIRS Stewart, Nevada AGENCY FOR COLONY SERVICES IN: PROVIDED BY: Health : See listings for INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE, COMMUNITY HEALTH REPRESENTATIVES, and INDIAN HEALTH BOARDS Education : Western Nevada Agency Bureau of Indian Affairs Stewart, Nevada Welfare : See listings for Indian SOCIAL SERVICES OFFICES 43 COLONY LAW AND ORDER COURTS; FIRE PROTECTION Juris- : Federal diction Courts : See listings for TRIBAL COURTS and NEVADA INDIAN LEGAL SERVICES Police : Alpine County Sheriff, with Washoe Tribal Police cross-deputized. Also see: EMERGENCY NUMBERS Fire : California Forestry Service/County Also See: EMERGENCY NUMBERS NEVADA LEGISLATURE AND CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Legislature : See listings for NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE U.S. Con- : See listings for U.S. CONGRESS gress 44 WINNEMUCCA COLONY ADDRESS : P.O. Box 1075 Winnemucca, Nevada 89445 TELEPHONE : 623-5867 TRIBAL ; Organized under the Indian Reorganiza- GOVERNMENT tion Act of 18 June 1934 (48 Stat. 984) as amended. Constitution and By-Laws of the Winnemucca Colony approved 05 March 1971. (See also TRIBAL COUNCIL listings) COLONY : One block west of Bridge Street, three- LOCATION quarters of a mile south of downtown Winnemucca, Humboldt County, Nevada. COLONY : Executive Orders of 18 June 1917 and 08 ESTABLISHMENT February 1918 set aside 120 acres. Author- DATE AND LAND ization of the Act of 21 May 1928 (45 Stat. ACQUIRED 618) and the Act of 29 May 1928 (45 Stat. 899) added 20 acres. TOTAL ACREAGE : 340 Acres of tribal land BUREAU OF : Western Nevada Agency INDIAN AFFAIRS Stewart, Nevada AGENCY FOR COLONY SERVICES IN: PROVIDED BY: Health : See listings for INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE, COMMUNITY HEALTH REPRESENTATIVES, and INDIAN HEALTH BOARDS Education : Western Nevada Agency Bureau of Indian Affairs Stewart, Nevada Welfare : See listings for Indian SOCIAL SERVICES OFFICES 45 COLONY LAW AND ORDER; COURTS; FIRE PROTECTION Juris- : Federal diction Courts : See listings for TRIBAL COURTS and NEVADA INDIAN LEGAL SERVICES Police : Bureau of Indian Affairs contract with the City of Winnemucca. See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS Fire : See listing for EMERGENCY NUMBERS NEVADA LEGISLATURE AND CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Legislature : See listings for NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE U.S. Con- : See listings for U.S. CONGRESS gress 46 YERINGTON PAIUTE TRIBE COLONY and CAMPBELL RANCH ADDRESS : 171 Campbell Lane Yerington, Nevada 89447 TELEPHONE : (702) 463-3301 TRIBAL : Organized under the Indian Reorganiza- GOVERNMENT tion Act of 18 June 1934 (48 Stat. 984) as amended. Constitution and By-Laws of the Yerington Paiute Tribe, approved the 04 January 1937. (See also TRIBAL COUNCIL listings) COLONY and : Colony: adjacent to the town of Yerington RANCH LOCATION Lyon County, Nevada. Ranch: two miles west of U.S. Alternate 95, approximately ten miles north of Yerington, Lyon County, Nevada. COLONY and : Colony: by the Act of 18 May 1916 (39 Stat. RANCH 123-143) a purchase of 9.456 acres. 16 Jan- ESTABLISHMENT uary 1978, purchase of 12.91 acres. DATES AND LAND Ranch: 10 December 1936, by authority of ACQUIRED the Indian Reorganization Act, a purchase of 1,018.88 acres. 01 August 1941, addition of 120 acres; 11 April 1979, purchase of 480 acres. TOTAL : Colony: 22,366 acres of tribal land. ACREAGE Ranch: 1,631.88 acres of tribal land. BUREAU OF : Western Nevada Agency INDIAN AFFAIRS Stewart, Nevada AGENCY FOR COLONY and RANCH SERVICES IN: PROVIDED BY: Health : See listings for INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE, COMMUNITY HEALTH REPRESENTATIVES, and INDIAN HEALTH BOARDS Education : Western Nevada Agency Bureau of Indian Affairs Stewart, Nevada 47 Welfare : See listings for Indian SOCIAL SERVICES OFFICES COLONY RANCH LAW AND ORDER; COURTS; FIRE PROTECTION Juris- : Federal diction Courts : See listings for TRIBAL COURTS and NEVADA INDIAN LEGAL SERVICES Police : Tribal contract with the City of Yerington. See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS Fire : City of Yerington. See listings of EMERGENCY NUMBERS NEVADA LEGISLATURE AND CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Legislature : See listings for NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE U.S. Con- : See listings for U.S. CONGRESS gress 48 YOMBA SHOSHONE TRIBE ADDRESS : Route 1, Box 24-A Austin, Nevada 89310 TELEPHONE : (702) 964-2463 TRIBAL : Organized under the Indian Reorganiza- GOVERNMENT tion Act of 18 June 1934 (48 Stat. 984) as amended. Constitution and By-Laws of the Yomba Shoshone Tribe approved the 20 December 1939. (See also TRIBAL COUNCIL listings) RESERVATION : Approximately fifty-five miles south, by LOCATION unimproved State Route 21, of Austin at Reese River in Nye County, Nevada RESERVATION : By the authority of the Indian Reorganiza- ESTABLISHMENT tion Act of 18 June 1934 (48 Stat. 984) : DATE AND LAND 10 July 1937 - 1,560.86 acres; ACQUIRED 12 November 1937 - 2,200.72 acres; 01 November 1940 - 480 acres; 28 February 1941 - 476.91 acres. TOTAL : 4,718.49 acres of tribal land. ACREAGE BUREAU OF : Western Nevada Agency INDIAN AFFAIRS Stewart, Nevada AGENCY FOR RESERVATION SERVICES IN: PROVIDED BY: Health : See listings for INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE, COMMUNITY HEALTH REPRESENTATIVES, and INDIAN HEALTH BOARDS Education : Western Nevada Agency Bureau of Indian Affairs Stewart, Nevada Welfare : See listings for Indian SOCIAL SERVICES OFFICES 49 RESERVATION LAW AND ORDER; COURTS; FIRE PROTECTION Juris- : Federal diction Courts : See listings for TRIBAL COURTS and NEVADA INDIAN LEGAL SERVICES Police : Bureau of Indian Affairs Policeman See also: EMERGENCY NUMBERS Fire : See listings for EMERGENCY NUMBERS NEVADA LEGISLATURE AND CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Legislature : Sea listings for NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE U.S. Con- gress : See listings for U.S. CONGRESS 50 SECTION I-2. RESERVATIONS AND COLONIES TRIBAL COUNCIL OFFICERS MEMBERS, MEETINGS, AND ELECTIONS C .S-1 WOIT032 OMA 88801490 JABLAT C ДИА COMETRAM TRIBAL COUNCILS MEMBERS, MEETINGS, AND ELECTIONS SHOSHONE PAIUTE TRIBES of the DUCK VALLEY RESERVATION Nevada and Idaho Council : Eight-member, three-year terms: James Paiva Chairman Gregory Thomas Vice-Chairman Sandra Smith Secretary Wilbert Bacon Member Elwood Thomas Member Lindsay Manning Member Dale Shaw Member Benson Gibson Member Meetings : Monthly, on the second Tuesday Elections: Yearly, last election in March 1981 DUCKWATER SHOSHONE TRIBE of the DUCKWATER RESERVATION Council : Five-member, three year terms: Jerry Millett Chairman Douglas George Vice-Chairman Darlene Graham Secretary Tony Baca Member Perline Thompson Member Meetings : Monthly on the first Saturday Elections: Yearly, last election in February 1981 ELY INDIAN COLONY Council : Five-member, two year terms: Wesley Allison Chairman Sally Marques Vice-Chairman Delores Kaamasee Sec/Treas Anthony Apodaca Member Madeline Kaamasee Member Meetings : Monthly, on the second Monday Elections: Every two years, last election in January 1981 55 PAIUTE SHOSHONE TRIBE of the FALLON RESERVATION AND COLONY Council : Seven-members, two year terms: Meetings : Monthly, on the second Tuesday Elections: Yearly CONFEDERATE TRIBES of the GOSHUTE RESERVATION, Council : Five-members, three-year terms: Dan Murphy Chairman Robert Steele Vice-Chairman Harland Pete Secretary Roy Baker Member Edmund Steele Member Meetings : Monthly, on the third Thursday Elections: Last Election in November 1980 LAS VEGAS TRIBE of PAIUTE INDIANS Council : Seven Members, two year terms: Bill Frye Chairman Margaret Henry Vice-Chairman Vincent Anderson Member Gladys Lopez Member Carmen Patrick Member Max Patrick Member Larry Pete Member Meetings : Monthly, on the second Tuesday Elections: Every two years, last election in July 1980 56 LOVELOCK PAIUTE TRIBE Council : Five-member, two year terms: Albert Bliss Chairman Rita Happy Vice-Chairman Leland Bliss Treasurer Doug Osborn Secretary Glenn Wasson Member Meetings : Monthly, on the second Wednesday Elections: Yearly, last election in June 1981 FORT McDERMITT PAIUTE and SHOSHONE TRIBE Council : Eight-member, four-year terms: Daniel Snapp Chairman Betty Crutcher Vice-Chairman Paul Crutcher Member Lorraine Dyer Member Freddie Sam Member Eddie Smart Member Harold Abel Member Carma Sam Member Meetings : Monthly, on the second Tuesday Elections: Every two years, last election in February 1982 MOAPA BAND OF PAIUTE INDIANS Council : Six-member, three-year terms: Preston Tom Chairman Lalovi Miller Vice-Chairman Olivia Tom Sec/Treas Clyde Lee Member Leonard Henry Member Raphella Jackson Member Meetings : Monthly, on the second Tuesday Elections: Every three years, last election in November 1981 57 PYRAMID LAKE PAIUTE TRIBE Council : Twelve-member, two year terms: Roy Garcia Chairman Wilfred Shaw Vice-Chairman Della Hicks Secretary Lorena Eben Treasurer Clifford Davis Member Gordon Frazier Member Robert James Member Fred John Member Elwood Lowery Member Albert Phoenix Member Warren Tobey Member William Wadsworth Member Meetings : Monthly, on the first Friday Elections: Yearly, last election in December 1981 RENO/SPARKS INDIAN COLONY Council : Seven-member, two-year terms: Lawrence Astor Chairman William B. Coffey Jr. Vice-Chairman Carol Wyatt Secretary Vicki Imus Treasurer Vernon Numan Member Adeline Stewart Member Susan Quarts Member Meetings : Monthly, on the first Wednesday Elections: Every two years, last election held in December 1981 SUMMIT LAKE PAIUTE TRIBE Council : Five-member, three-year terms: 58 TE-MOAK BANDS OF WESTERN SHOSHONE INDIANS Council : Six member, two-year terms: Charles Malotte Chairman Leta Jim Vice-Chairman Pat Gualco Sec/Treas Leslie L Blossom Member Rose Brady Member Neva Stevens Members Meetings : Monthly, on the first Friday Elections: Every two years, last election in May 1981 BATTLE MOUNTAIN COLONY Council : Six member, two year terms: Rosalie Brady Chairman Lydia Sam Vice-Chairman Leslie L. Blossom Member Lavona Johnson Member Sharlene Burton Member Glen E. Holley Sr. Member Meetings : Monthly, on the last Thursday Elections: Every two years, last election held in February 1981 ELKO INDIAN COLONY Council : Seven-member, two-year terms: Davis Gonzales Chairman Leta Jim Vice-Chairman Pat Stevens Secretary Elizabeth Brady Member Pacheco Gibson Member William Sam Member Neva Stevens Member Meetings : Monthly, on the first Wednesday Elections: Every two years, last election in May 1981 59 SOUTH FORK RESERVATION Council : Six members, two year terms: Dale Malotte Chairman Leona Sam Vice-Chairman Cheryl Mose Secretary Duane Garcia Member Charles Malotte Jr. Member Marvin McDade Member Meetings : Monthly, on the third Tuesday Elections: Every two years, last election in February WELLS INDIAN COLONY Council : Five members Nevada Penoli Chairman Toni Vice-Chairman Velma Williams Secretary John Paga Member Michael Frankel Member Meetings : Elections: WALKER RIVER PAIUTE TRIBE Council : Seven-member, three-year terms: Elvin Willie Jr. Chairman Douglas D. Quintero Vice-Chairman Norma Lessard Secretary Roger B. Williams Treasurer Johnathan Hicks Member Ellison McMaster Jr. Member Walter Voorhees Member Meetings 1 Monthly, on the second Thursday Elections: Yearly, last election in November 1981 60 WASHOE TRIBE OF NEVADA AND CALIFORNIA Council : Ten-members, four-year terms: Robert L. Frank Chairman Jean Dexter Vice-Chairman Clara Smokey Sec/Treas Catherine Fillmore Member Beverly Frank Member Eugene Frank Member Raymond Payne Member Romain Smokey Sr. Member Brian Wallace Member Vernon Wyatt Member Meetings : Monthly, on the second Friday Elections: Every four years, last election in October 1978 CARSON COMMUNITY Council : Five-member, four-year terms: Jean Dexter Chairman Catherine Fillmore Member Jim Frank Member Carl James Member Winona James Member Meetings : Monthly, on the second Wednesday Elections: Every four years, last election in October 1978 DRESSLERVILLE COMMUNITY Council : Five-member, four-year terms: Virginia Kizer Chairman Eugene Frank Vice-Chairman Eleanor Smokey Member Romaine Smokey Sr, Member Kenneth James Member Meetings : Monthly, on the second Tuesday Elections: Every four years, last election in October 61 WOODFORDS COMMUNITY Council : Five-member, four-year terms: Caroline Gutierrez Chairman Raymond Payne Vice-Chairman Florine Bennett Member Beverly Frank Member Harold Walker Member Meetings : Monthly, on the first Thursday Elections: Every four years, last election in October 1978 WINNEMUCCA COLONY Council : Five-member, two year terms: Ray Leon Chairman Clorinda George Secretary Jeanette Treasurer Anna Snapp Member Meetings : Elections: Every two years, last election held in October YERINGTON PAIUTE TRIBE COLONY and CAMPBELL RANCH Council : Eight-member, two-year terms: Linda Howard Chairman Pauline Johnson Vice-Chairman Francis Conway Member Lawrence Conway Member Cecilia Emm Member Josephone Rogers Member Robert Williams Member Meetings : Monthly, on the second Wednesday Elections: Every two years, last election held in December 1980 62 YOMBA SHOSHONE TRIBE Council : Seven member, three-year terms: Bill Rosse Sr. Chairman Levi Hooper Vice-Chairman Sylvia McEvers Secretary Elmer Bobb Member Artie Brigham Member Maurice Frank Member Meridth Hooper Member Meetings : Monthly, on the second Thursday Elections: Yearly, last election held in December 1981 63 EMERGENCY