Journal #4130 from sdc 4.9.18 California Institutions with Paiute records The Mexican Indigenous Community That Ran Politicians Out of Town Washoe County Library System Launches Technology Survey Section 184 Indian Housing Loan Guarantee H&R Block Budget Challenge $100,000 Tule Springs National Monument nila northSun featured in Online Nevada Encyclopedia 2018 History Symposium, "The 1890s: Peril and Power" Building a Connected City From the Ground Up Ian Zabarte: hosting a series of events Appeals Court Affirms Order to Spill More Water Over Dams to Help Salmon Survive New Mining Ban Around Yellowstone Moves Forward #ShellKnew 30 Years Ago: Documents Reveal Predictions of Extreme Weather, Climate Lawsuits Keystone pipeline leak in South Dakota about double previous estimate: paper Daniel Akaka, first Native Hawaiian in Congress, dies at 93
California Institutions with Paiute Records
1. Ritch (William Gillet) Papers 1539-1901 Contributing Institution: Huntington Library::Manuscripts Department Collection Number: mssRI 1-2270 Description: This collection contains the personal and professional papers of historian and New Mexico territorial governor William G. Ritch (1830-1904) and his collection of historical manuscripts, documents, and maps related to the history of New Mexico. ...in regard to buying and selling Paiute children. 10 May 1, 1852 -Apr. 30, 1853... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sample of 103 other entries [Portraits of Sarah Winnemucca and other Paiutes]. Contributing Institution: UC Berkeley::Bancroft Library Collection Number: BANC PIC 2014.100--PIC Description: Studio portraits of notable Paiutes, including author, activist and educator Sarah Winnemucca; her sister Elma Smith; Pancho, a scout who served for John C. Fremont; activist and reservation leader "Captain" Dave Numaga; and peacemaker Johnson Sides.
Madison (R.W.) collection on Willie Boy 1909-1913, undated Contributing Institution: UC Riverside::Special Collections and Archives Collection#: MS 366 Description: This collection consists mainly of photographs, and negatives taken by R. W. Madison, a reporter, documenting the efforts of law enforcement and a local posse to capture Willie Boy, a Paiute Indian wanted for murder and kidnapping in San Bernardino ... Read More
Prints relating to Paiute Indians [graphic] c[19]67. Contributing Institution: UC Berkeley::Bancroft Library Collection#:BANC PIC 19xx.456--C Description: Views depict two people in front of a hut, and an Indian woman with a baby in a papoose.
Selected records from the Utah Superintendency file, 1860-1870. Institution: UC Berkeley::Bancroft Library Collection#: BANC MSS P-F 330 FILM Description: Chiefly concerning the Shoshoni and Paiutes of Wyoming, Utah, Idaho and Nevada, including the Paiute War, 1860.
Forbes (Andrew Alexander) (1862-1921) Collection,1890-1915 1890-1915 Contributing Institution: Seaver Center for Western History Research, Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County Collection Number: P-004 Description: Andrew Alexander Forbes was the first resident photographer in the Owens Valley area of California. He maintained a commercial photo studio in Bishop from 1902 to 1916. In addition, Forbes also made panoramic murals and scenic calendars. Included in this ... Read More
Indian Claims Commission Records Nov-07 Contributing Institution: Autry Museum of the American West Collection Number: MS.247 Description: A majority of the collection consists of copies of legal documents brought before the Indian Claims Commission. Commission documents include petitions, reports, findings of facts, amendments, opinions, orders, and appeals. Also included are policies, draft reports, O’Marr correspondence, photographs, newspaper ... Read More ...Nez Percé Indians -- Claims Northern Paiute Indians -- Claims Omaha Indians --...... Indians -- Claims Shoshoni Indians -- Claims Southern Paiute Indians -- Claims...... Nez Percé Indians -- Claims Northern Paiute Indians -- Claims Omaha Indians --...
Ingalls (George W.) Photograph Collection approximately 1869 - 1915 7. Contributing Institution: Huntington Library::Photo Archives Collection Number: photCL 275 Description: A collection of glass plate negatives and prints collected by Major George W. Ingalls, a United States Indian agent, 1872-1875, who worked among Paiute and other tribes in the American West, as well as among Great Plains, Great Basin and ... Read More ...Photographs. Ottawa Indians --Photographs. Paiute Indians -- Photographs. Pawnee...... Photographs. Ottawa Indians --Photographs. Paiute Indians -- Photographs. Pawnee...... agent, 1872-1875, who worked among Paiute and other tribes in the American West,...
Stereo portraits of Indians [graphic] / ca. 1880? Contributing Institution: UC Berkeley::Bancroft Library Collection Number: BANC PIC 1980.075--STER Description: Primarily studio portraits of Paiute, Ute, Snake (i.e. Shoshoni) and Bannock Indians, including single persons and groups (men, women and children); one shown on a horseback; one identified as Pahute Jim.
Charles C. Stevenson biographical sketches : Carson City, Nevada, 1888-1889. Contributing Institution: UC Berkeley::Bancroft Library Collection#: BANC MSS P-G 55 Description: Autobiography by the Nevada governor, with a covering letter to George H. Morrison, 1889, and a dictation, 1888. Describes his overland journey in 1859 by way of Salt Lake and the Humboldt; mining at Gold Hill; early efforts to establish ... Read More
Small Native American Collections 1897-1976 10. Contributing Institution: University of the Pacific Collection Number: Mss2 ...Arizona -Yavapai Indians Los Cerrillos (N.M. ) -History -Sources Paiute Indian...... Reservation (Utah) Paiute Indians South Dakota -History -Sources White Horse...... Los Cerrillos (N.M. ) -History -Sources Paiute Indian Reservation (Utah) Paiute...
Scott (Hugh Lenox) Collection 1915-circa 1927 Contributing Institution: Autry Museum of the American West Collection Number: MS.697 Description: This collection contains correspondence and memorandum regarding General Hugh L. Scott. Original correspondence dates from 1915-1930, and no dates exist on the copies. One letter is from Reuben Spotted Horse to Russel Crane, regarding the medal given to Reuben Spotted ... Read More ...1891? - Indians of North America Paiute Indians Soldiers -- United States United...... Southwest, settling problems with the Paiute Indians of Utah in March 1915 and...... Indians of North America Memorandums Paiute Indians Soldiers -- United States...
Nicholson (Grace) Photograph Collection approximately 1870s-1968 Contributing Institution: Huntington Library::Photo Archives Collection Number: photCL 56 Description: This collection contains approximately 10,000 photographs, negatives, and ephemera created or compiled by Grace Nicholson (1877-1948), a collector and dealer of Native American and Asian arts and crafts in Pasadena, California. The bulk of the collection dates from 1903 to ... Read More ...Sam’s mother. 3 ½ miles north of Quincy C p. 60 Paiute, 1911 1. Old sweat house...... Big Pine. Paiute 2. Sweat house door 3. [...... Sweat house] 4. Game place. Paiute. Big Pine. [Grace Nicholson in photo] 5.... Memorandum or Travels to California by Charles O. Loomis Bulk, 1852-1853 Contributing Institution: Autry Museum of the American West Collection Number: MS.619 Description: This collection contains a leather-bound journal, written in pencil and ink, written by Charles O. Loomis of Ripley, Chatauqua County, New York, during his travels to California from March 25, 1852 to March 25, 1853. 2 search terms found: ...Overland journeys to the Pacific Paiute Indians This collection contains a...... Diaries Manuscripts Overland journeys to the Pacific Paiute Indians Typescripts...
Photographs relating to Robert Lowie's life and work [graphic] ca. 1880-ca. 1957. Contributing Institution: UC Berkeley::Bancroft Library Collection Number: BANC PIC 1980.003--fALB; BANC PIC 1980.003--fALB Description: Snapshots of Robert Lowie throughout his life, many at various Berkeley residences. Family photographs include portraits of Lowie's grandfather and others. Some show Lowie with members of various Indian groups, including some at Fond du Lac, Saskatchewan. Other photographs of ... Read More
Hart's Stereographs of the Central Pacific Railroad ca. 1864-1867 Contributing Institution: California Historical Society Collection#: PC-RM-Stereos: Box 4 Description: Stereographs of the Central Pacific Railroad taken by Alfred A. Hart. 3 search terms found: ...Railroads--Nevada--Photographs. Paiute Indians--Pictorial works. San Francisco (...... Railroads--Nevada--Photographs. Paiute Indians--Pictorial works. Stereographs of...... a group portrait of Piute (i.e. , Paiute) Indians. Organized by series, based on...
Salt Lake City, San Francisco, and Other City Views Photograph Album approximately 1870s-1880s Contributing Institution: Huntington Library::Photo ArchivesCollection Number: photCL 135 Description: This disbound album contains 59 photographs consisting mostly of commercial views of cities and miscellaneous subjects, dating from circa 1870s-1880s, including images of Mormon figureheads, Salt Lake City, Utah; city scenes of San Francisco; and some views of Native Americans ... Read More ...Navajo Indians -- Photographs. Paiute Indians -- Photographs. Pueblo Indians --...... Indians (a band of the Southern Paiute) being baptized by Mormons in southern...
Story of Captain W. R. Johnson 1891 January 2 Contributing Institution: Autry Museum of the American West Collection Number: MS.673 Description: This is a typed copy of a manuscript entitled "Story of Capt. W. R. Johnson" relating his experiences in the cattle trade and story of Lieutenant Winters and Colonel Stone's encounter with Indians in Arizona, from the , 1891 January ... Read More ...Indians of North America -- Wars Paiute Indians This is a typed copy of a...... Indians Indians of North America -- Wars Paiute Indians Prescott (Ariz. ) Texas...
Stereographs of the Sierra Nevada and other California views, ca. 1868-1880 ca. 1868-1880 Contributing Institution: California Historical Society Collection#: PC-RM-Stereos: Box 7 Description: Stereographs taken by M.M. Hazeltine of the Sierra Nevada and other California views,including San Francisco, mining, and Native Americans. Contains a few landscapes of Oregon. ...Valley--Pictorial works. 650 0 Paiute Indians--California--Pictorial works...... each of members of the Piute (i.e. , Paiute), Pit River (i.e. , Achomawi), and...
Austin (Mary Hunter) Collection 1845-1950 Contributing Institution: Huntington Library::Manuscripts Department Collection Number: mssAU 1-5456 ; photCL 296 Description: The collection consists of the literary and personal papers of American novelist, essayist and political activist Mary Hunter Austin (1868-1943), best known for her portrayals of life in California and New Mexico. It includes correspondence and literary manuscripts by both ... Read More ...Navajo Indians -- Photographs. Paiute Indians -- Photographs. Pueblo Indians --...... Austin Coll. , ,: , Album 296 Folder 8 (27-37) Indians - Paiutes Various views...... of the Paiutes from Owens Valley area, California. ca. early 1900s. mary Austin...
Western landscapes in California, Nevada, Wyoming, and Washington ca. 1905-1916. Contributing Institution: UC Berkeley::Bancroft Library Collection Number: BANC PIC 2002.001--PIC Description: Chiefly views in California (approximately 150) and Nevada (approximately 115). California views consist entirely of images of the Sierra Nevada, including the Mount Whitney, Kern River Canyon, and Kaweah regions. Nevada views include Carson City, Virginia City, mining towns, mines, ... Read More ... Paiute Indians, Reno, Nevada. 3 NEG(8x10)...... Family of Piutes. [Family of Paiutes] Walker Lake Reservation, Nev. 15 NEG(...
Institutions holding “Paiute” records Agua Caliente Cultural Museum (1) Autry Museum of the American West (8) California Historical Society (2) California State Archives (1) California State Library (3) California History Room (3) California State Parks (3) Archives (1) Photographic Archives (2) California State University, Chico (2) Claremont Colleges (1) Denison (Ella Strong) Library (1) Huntington Library (14) Manuscripts Department (4) Photo Archives (10) Loyola Marymount University, Department of Archives and Special Collections, William H. Hannon Library (1) Mills College (1) San Diego State University (1) Special Collections and University Archives (1) Seaver Center for Western History Research, Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County (1) Sisters of the Holy Family Archives (1) Society of California Pioneers (1) Sonoma State University Library (1) Stanford University (3) Manuscripts Division (1) University Archives (2) UC Berkeley (32) Bancroft Library (29) Hearst (Phoebe A.) Museum of Anthropology (2) University Archives (1) UC Davis (7) Special Collections (7) UC Riverside (5) Special Collections and Archives (3) Water Resources Collections and Archives (2) UC Santa Barbara (2) Special Collections (2) UC Santa Cruz (1) Special Collections and Archives (1) UCLA (6) Clark (William Andrews) Memorial Library (1) Special Collections (1) Library Special Collections, Charles E. Young Research Library (4) Library Special Collections, University Archives (1) University of Southern California (1) University of the Pacific (2) Yosemite National Park Archives (2) ***************************************************************************** The Mexican Indigenous Community That Ran Politicians Out of Town David Agren, Guardian UK Agren writes: "The indigenous Purepecha town of Cheran threw out all political parties after a popular uprising in 2011 - and it doesn't want them back." READ MORE ****************************************************************************** Washoe County Library System Launches Technology Survey Community Input Requested Through the Month of April 2018.
The Washoe County Library System’s mission is to make new technologies more accessible to the community through public computing stations, instructional classes and innovative programming.
The Washoe County Library System’s recently approved Strategic Plan illustrates plans to enhance and expand services including increasing the number of technology instruction classes and supporting upgrades to the public computing and instructional lab spaces. Please help the Washoe County Library System develop these plans by taking the Technology Training Survey, available through the month of April. Results of this survey will inform smart internal planning, strategy, and resource allocations. According to Washoe County Library System Director, Jeff Scott, “Collecting patron-level data on library technology use is tremendously beneficial to public libraries. Understanding our community’s unique technology needs is essential to providing patrons with useful technology services.” Director Scott continued, “With the completion of this survey, the community will also help the library increase advocacy strategies for developing sustainable funding sources for public access Internet services and resources.”
Overall, the goal is to better serve the community. The data will help document the Washoe County Library System’s ever-growing needs for technology and connectivity and help the Library System decide what type of equipment, databases, and programs to include in support of the community’s technology needs.
Please visit www. washoecountylibrary.us to complete the survey. All responses are anonymous. Thank you for helping the Washoe County Library System ****************************************************************************** On March 12, 2018, the Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Office of Native American Programs (ONAP) notified Tribal leaders of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) intent to develop regulations for the Section 184 Indian Housing Loan Guarantee (Section 184) program. The development of Section 184 regulations will be done through consultation sessions with Tribal Nations and Tribal Leaders at the beginning of the regulation drafting process in accordance with the HUD Government-to-Government Consultation Policy. Earlier in the year, HUD held two consultation sessions at the National Congress of American Indians (NCAI) 2018 Executive Council Winter Session and the National American Indian Housing Council (NAIHC) 2018 Legislative Conference.
Tribal Leaders or their designee are invited to consultation sessions in each of the ONAP regions to express their comments on Section 184 regulations to HUD. The session dates and locations are listed below.
• The United Native American Housing Association (UNAHA) Annual Meeting at Holiday Inn Lakewood in Lakewood, CO, April 9, 2018 • An Association of Alaska Housing Authorities' (AAHA) meeting and webinar at AAHA offices in Anchorage, AK, April 9, 2018 • The Northwest Indian Housing Association (NWIHA) Quarterly Meeting at Coeur d’Alene Resort Casino in Worley, ID, April 17, 2018 • The Southern Plains Indian Housing Association (SPIHA) Spring Meeting at the Hard Rock Hotel in Catoosa, OK, April 19, 2018 • The Tribal Self-Governance Annual Consultation Conference at the Albuquerque Convention Center in Albuquerque, NM, April 24-25, 2018 Additional information for each consultation session is posted on theONAP Section 184 Consultation website. At each session, HUD officials will provide a brief overview of the Section 184 program, and then accept comments from Tribal Leaders or their designees, as well as other attendees.
HUD prepared a “read-ahead” document for those interested in participating in the consultation sessions. The read-ahead document is attached to this email, is posted on the ONAP website, and will be available in hard copy at each session. It provides background on the Section 184 program and highlights topic areas that HUD is considering addressing in regulations.
In addition to participating in the regional consultation sessions, Tribal Leaders are encouraged to submit comments on developing Section 184 regulations [email protected].
Input from Tribal Leaders is essential to developing regulations for the Section 184 program. The ONAP staff look forward to hearing from you at the upcoming consultation sessions. Thank you for your continued partnership and collaboration in the effective delivery of HUD's programs.
Sincerely, HUD Southwest Office of Native American Programs ************************************************************************************************************* April 6 in 1934 a California grand jury was investigating charges that white men purchased water-bearing land in the Mono basin at $40 an acre from Native Americans and then sold it to Los Angeles for $200 to $250 an acre (dennism) H&R Block Budget Challenge $100,000 Deadline: May 22, 2018 Awards Available: 193
• Scholarship Description • The H&R Block Budget Challenge is a free teen financial literacy program in the form of an online game that simulates real life as an adult: paying bills, managing expenses, saving money, investing in retirement, paying taxes and more. • Participants play classroom against classroom and students against students in this learning-by-doing simulation to win • $3 million in grants and scholarships. Awards include: -60 opportunities for classroom grants up to $5K -132 opportunities for student scholarships of $20K -Grand prize scholarship of $100K -Student incentive during game play • • Budget Challenge is limited to those students playing in a classroom registered by their teacher. Students and parents, be sure to tell teachers to enroll your class for the chance to win some big bucks to put towards your future. • • Think of Budget Challenge as a road test to personal finance. Students are in the drivers' seat as they immerse into the financial life of a recent college graduate who has been working for about six months. Each student gets a regular paycheck, a checking account, a 401(k) savings account and bills to pay throughout the simulation. By maximizing 401(k) savings, paying bills on time and responding correctly to quiz questions while avoiding fees like late fees, overdraft fees and finance charges, students increase their individual score. • • At the conclusion of each simulation period, the 22 students with the highest individual scores each win a $20,000 student scholarship. Individual rankings are updated nightly and visible to the student through their unique login on the student's Budget Challenge homepage. A student is only eligible to win one $20,000 scholarship over the course of the entire program period. Deadlines vary. • • For more information or to apply, please visit the scholarship provider's website. • ContactAllison Ducote, One H&R Block Way, Kansas City , MO 64105
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Commenter April 3, 2018 at 10:00 pm Come gather ’round people Wherever you roam And admit that the waters Around you have grown And accept it that soon You’ll be drenched to the bone. If your time to you Is worth savin’ Then you better start swimmin’ Or you’ll sink like a stone For the climate is a-changin’…… Tule Springs National Monument I wanted to clear up some confusion. There are items on the Planning Commission's agenda next week, April 10, specifically items 35 and 36 (GPA-72732 and ZON-72733) for a development proposal regarding 44 acres near the Tule Springs National Monument. It is still my intention that the land is ultimately returned to the monument. Ward 6 News Las Vegas ****************************************************************************** Photo courtesy of Bobbie Nordwall
ONE: Online Nevada Encyclopedia April is National Poetry Month. Nevada Humanities is celebrating by featuring some of our favorite Nevada poets. nila northSun is a poet, photographer, social worker, tribal historian, community activist, eclectic artist, and grant writer. northSun was born in 1951 in Schurz, Nevada, to a Shoshone mother and Chippewa father.
Learn more about her life and accomplishments at the Online Nevada Encyclopedia (ONE). **************************************************************************************************** ”I know what I gave them. I don’t know what they received. --Buddha 563-483
History Symposium - The 1890s: Peril and Power Wednesday, April 25 - Saturday, April 28th
Explore the transforming 1890s with renowned national speakers, authors, and state and local experts. $55 registration fee (meals are extra). To register click here. Teachers earn one inservice credit for the Nevada Department of Education
Wednesday, 4/25, 4 - 9 p.m. Thursday, 4/26, 4-9 p.m. Saturday, 4/28, 8:30 a.m. - 5:45 p.m.
For information call 775-333-9300 or email [email protected]
National Automobile Museum 10 South Lake Street, Reno 775-333-9300 ********************************************************************************************* ”Communication leads to community, that is, understanding, intimacy and mutual valuing” - Rollo May 1904 Building a Connected City From the Ground Up By LISA PREVOST A developer of planned communities is joining with General Electric to build a smart city near Boston with driverless cars and heated sidewalks.
Ian Zabarte: I am hosting a series of events. Information is attached. Attachments: NAEG2018NEWS RELEASE.pdf *********************************** Appeals Court Affirms Order to Spill More Water Over Dams to Help Salmon Survive https://www.ecowatch.com/ salmon-water-dams-\ conservation-2555670156.html ****************************************************************************** New Mining Ban Around Yellowstone Moves Forward https://www.ecowatch.com/yellowstone-mining-ban-2556261001.html **************************************************************** #ShellKnew 30 Years Ago: Documents Reveal Predictions of Extreme Weather, Climate Lawsuits https://www.ecowatch.com/shell-climate-change- lawsuits-2556439414.html **************************************************************************************************** Keystone pipeline leak in South Dakota about double previous estimate: paper Reuters The Keystone crude oil pipeline leak in November in rural South Dakota was nearly double the original estimate, making it one of the largest U.S. inland spills since 2010, a newspaper report on Saturday said. Read the full story ******************************************************************************
Daniel Akaka, first Native Hawaiian in Congress, dies at 93 www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-daniel- akaka-20180406-story.html 2 days ago - Former Sen. Daniel Kahikina Akaka, the first Native Hawaiian elected to Congress who served for more than three decades, died Friday. He was 93.