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Page 468
... living in small bands under tribal chiefs upon little reservations provisionally set apart for them by the old Mexican priests or alcaldes , or by the kind indulgence of the old Mexican rancheros . At the time the United States census ...
... living in small bands under tribal chiefs upon little reservations provisionally set apart for them by the old Mexican priests or alcaldes , or by the kind indulgence of the old Mexican rancheros . At the time the United States census ...
Page 519
... living white hen ; and without a living white hen no procession was possible ; and without a procession , there was no secular prerogative in the spiritual courts . The situation was grave ; for upon the punctilious performance of all ...
... living white hen ; and without a living white hen no procession was possible ; and without a procession , there was no secular prerogative in the spiritual courts . The situation was grave ; for upon the punctilious performance of all ...
Page 577
... living on any reserva- tion , nor subject to any Agency of the Fed- eral Government . They are subject to the civil and criminal laws , and the police of the State , and are not exempt from taxation : but they get no pro - rata of ...
... living on any reserva- tion , nor subject to any Agency of the Fed- eral Government . They are subject to the civil and criminal laws , and the police of the State , and are not exempt from taxation : but they get no pro - rata of ...
Contents
Annetta | 17 |
A Tale of Early California H L Wright | 32 |
Past and Present of Political Economy | 63 |
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