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Shingle Springs
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Jan. 2011: Amicus Brief of Historic Shingle Springs Miwok
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Diamond Springs El Dorado Fire Protection District v. El Dorado County Fire Protection District
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Jan. 7, 2011: FOIA Request for ROD to transfer land into trust
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Nov. 12, 2010: Shingle Springs Band v. Cesar Caballero
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9th Cir appeal -
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May 27, 2010: Suggested Stipulated Settlement
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1. The term Historic Shingle Springs Miwok Tribe means a 1934 IRA voting tribe list as Shingle Springs Reservation. A sovereign tribal government that the United Shas recognized and list in the Federal Register
As "ShingleSband of Miwok Indians" See 73 fed Reg 18553,18556 (april, 4 2008)
2.The term plantiff's , Veronas, Red hawk Casino Indians or Sacramento Verona Band Of Homeless Indians means
A NON-IRA voting tribe and a soverereign tribal government the the United States has recognized and list as
Shingle Springs Rancheria, Federal Register /Vol. 75, No. 96 /Wednesday, May 19, 2010 /Notices
& are also recognized as Shingle Springs Rancheria, (Verona Tract)
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July 1, 2009: Final Agency Determination
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104.14 ac. non gaming
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Sept. 8, 2008: Notice of Decision
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104.14 AC non gaming
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Sept. 8, 2006: Shingle Springs-Notice of Decision on 77.03 acres
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May 23, 2005: Challenge to Tribal Recognition
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June 17, 2004: Order denying reconsideration
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2003: El Dorado County Position - Shingle Springs Casino
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Nov. 25, 2003: Indian Lands Determination for Gaming
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Shingle Springs Rancheria, El Dorado, CA.
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Aug. 21, 2002 el Dorado County to Cal Trans.pdf
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March 2002 - El Dorado question title.pdf
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April 9, 2002: Fee to Trust Application
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104.14 ac. non gaming
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1965 Deed: Padilla
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Oct. 30, 1919 Deed - Fee to US for use and occupancy.pdf
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Sept. 19, 1918 Terrell to DC confirmation
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Feb. 18, 1918: ltr to Meldrum owner of 160 ac. in El Dorado County
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Jan. 12, 1918: Approved purchase of 160 ac.
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Dec. 1917 Indian names and ancestry proposed to moved to Rancheria
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Jan. 4, 1917: Agent Terrell Agrees Further Investigation
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Agent Terrell agrees to investigate the relationships of the Hawaiians to the tribe and the degree to which others have become civilized
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Dec. 1916 Washington makes further inquiry -legitimate Indians
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Dec. 4, 1916: Consideration of Proposed Purchase
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Concern is expressed over the use of the federal money - it is to be used to purchase lands for California Indians not Hawaiians or Indians that have become civilized.
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Nov. 24, 1916: Agent Terrell to D.C.
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wants to purchase 160 ac. to adjoin an 80 ac. parcel in El Dorado
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May 17,1916 Purchase of Shingle Springs Rancheria
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April 5, 1916 Terrell to Mike Murray landless homeless Indians
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Feb. 10, 1916: Reply letter restating the aggregrating of small groups
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Jan. 25, 1916 ltr from Mike Murray
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Nicolaus, sutter County California
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Jan. 22, 1916 ltr requesting evidence of willingness to consolidate
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Jan. 4, 1916: Verona and Sacramento River Indians
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Includes census and brief ancestry of the various groups.
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