Northwestern Band of Shoshone

Newe Sogobia is not for sale. In the 1863 Treaty of Ruby Valley, the Newe agreed to settle into a lifestyle of ranching and allow white people to pass through Newe lands; but did not cede lands. In the eighties, Western Shoshone ranchers, sisters Carrie and Mary Dann, were charged with trespass for refusing to pay grazing fees to the United States. The issue went through the U.S. court system to the Supreme Court which ruled that the Western Shoshone lands were taken not, as the ICC had determined. More >>

Mixed Blood Uinta Ute's of Utah - Information about the "Terminated" Mixed Blood Uinta Ute's of Utah, their Forty Nine Year Up Hill Battle for Justice in reclaiming their identity as Native American's (American Indian's) and of the Federal Governments role in allowing Non-Indians to illegally obtain resources which belong to those Individual 490 enrolled Uintah Band of Indians, who were terminated by the "Ute Partition Act of 1954,"
"Now we are fighting back. A law suit has been filed in the U.S. District Court of Washington D.C. on behalf of Individual's."
Known as the Mixed Blood Uinta's of Utah.

Western Shoshone Defense Project

Bear River Massacre survivors

U.S. soldiers attacked the N.W. Band of Shoshones on Jan. 29, 1863, resulting in the deaths of more than 490 Shoshone men, women and children and 14 soldiers based at Fort Douglas (then Camp Douglas). The attack near Preston, Idaho, at the confluence of Bear River and Beaver Creek, is considered the largest single-incident massacre of Indians in the American West.

It is often overlooked in history books because it occurred during the Civil War. More about the Bear River Massacre >>

Bernice Lalo, Western ShoshoneWestern Shoshone Defense Project
P.O. Box 211308
Crescent Valley, NV 89821
primary Ph: 775-468-0230
www.wsdp.org ,  email:wsdp@igc.org
South Fork office: Larson Bill and Julie Ann Fishel, 775-744-2595

http://www.cbvcp.com/saco/index.htm

Horse of the America's - The Horse of the Americas is a unified registry for lovers of America's First True Horse whether he is called Barb, Spanish Mustang, Original Indian Horse, Spanish Colonial or Cayuse.

*Special thanks to Beverley Davis for her efforts in helping the Lemhi-Shoshone restore our lost ponies with Robert and Loiuse Painter @ the Quien Sabe Ranch.

Also visit the Quien Sabe Ranch - The endeavor of the ranch and registry is to preserve for posterity the few Barb horses left in the United States, and even in the world. With about 100 horses there are many fine stallions, a few mares, and young stock available, especially for people who are interested and able in promoting this rare and special breed...

www.originalhorses.org

Native American Links Page

Canku Ota (Many Paths)

An Online Newsletter Celebrating Native America www.turtletrack.org

Lone Eagle Consulting - The greatest freedom one can give to another is how to become a self-sufficient learner and earner, via the Internet. This site is dedicated to those who lend their wings to others.

Hidden from History - The Canadian Holocaust
The untold story of the Genocide of the Aboriginal Peoples. Shocking video and audio interviews of survivors of boarding schools.
View a CTV network documentary video about the Genocide of Aboriginal People in Canada.
Native Survivors' Testimonies of Crimes Against Humanity in Residential (boarding)Schools.