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From Chas. H. Burke, Commissioner to Blasé Lucero, James Allen, John Ayers, Joseph Spencer, Benjamin Tree, J.I. Lucerno December 1, 1925

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Title	From Chas. H. Burke, Commissioner to Blasé Lucero, James Allen, John Ayers, Joseph Spencer, Benjamin Tree, J.I. Lucerno December 1, 1925
Subject	Federal Government; Land; Land Rights; Land Use; Livestock; Grazing; Tribal Funds; Tribal Economy; Resources; Water Rights; Allotment
Place names	Ute Mountain Ute Reservation; Uintah Ouray Reservation; Utah; Colorado
Tribe	Ute
Description	Letter regarding proceedings of a hearing for the Ute Tribes. Information includes land use and land rights for the reservations, the livestock and grazing of sheep on reservation lands, Government and Tribal funds and how they are allotted, the resources and rights to those resources, including water rights, on the reservations.
Publisher	Digitized by: J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah
Type	text
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From Chas. H. Burke, Commissioner to Blasé Lucero, James Allen, John Ayers, Joseph Spencer, Benjamin Tree, J.I. Lucerno December 1, 1925 - Page 1

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2J- I 70300- 25 2 3 . B Blase lUC © 3? 0 » Jasjoo Allen, Jo* u^ Ay © re, Joseph aa « ^*>^ w~*-*' « -*-'-^'^'' J* X. JiiUCO? 0 « Gent lama* © i © receipt is acknowledged of your letter of November 17, lf ® < 2UOBtiBg further inforantlon relative to the matter © taken up at the hearing about Ute matters as explained in our letter of ( XJ AUorney/ e ff^ tract* -, She olaiais eat forth in tho aoatr& ot with Mr. Dolph j » y bo sxsssaari^ od ass follows ( 1) that tho annuity of § 25,000 provided for la the Sre& ty of 187s has'not bean paid or accounted for. axis yefara to the agreement of Feptenbey 13, 1873, ratified l& j the Act of April 28f 1074 ( IS Stat. L. 41}, which provider that the United States will sot aside In the treasury as a perpetual truet fund for fcha u* te Indian © a sufficient araount of United State ® B% bonda to produce an annual interest of $ 25,000 to be paid snnu& ily for tfaa benefit of the Indiana* 3 * record ® of this Of floe © bow that the interest on thla fund ha3 been credited to the tribe on the book* of the Treasury and expanded for toe benefit of the Indiana as provided hj the act. 1* 1) Vhat the Southern Utes have net received thai* just propertioa of the asxrant of the Judgment of the Court Of Claims. By authority of the Act of February Uf 1920 (* U Stat. L » 4S0} » the amount cf ** » Judgment $ 3,305,257* 19) wis split up and credited propStioaately to the three bands ° » ^ ^ ^ ** ^ &*• « **

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