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PRAIRIE BAND OF the POTTAWATOMIE TRIBE OF INDIANS, Mrs. Minnie Evans, Whose Indian Name Is Minnie Weshkeenoo, John P. Wahwassuck, Alfred Curtis Pequano, James P. Wabnosah, William Hale and James Keggamege, a/k/a James Keg, Appellants, v. Mage N. PUCKKEE, Frank Nioche, James Kabance, John Shoptese, Peter Matchee, Eugene Grinmell, Philip Burns, Stewart L. Udall, Secretary of Interior, John Crow, Commissioner of Indian Affairs, and Buford Morrison, Area Field Representative, Appellees.

United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit

August 7, 1963

321 F.2d 767

PRAIRIE BAND OF the POTTAWATOMIE TRIBE OF INDIANS, Mrs. Minnie Evans, Whose Indian Name Is Minnie Weshkeenoo, John P. Wahwassuck, Alfred Curtis Pequano, James P. Wabnosah, William Hale and James Keggamege, a/k/a James Keg, Appellants, v. Mage N. PUCKKEE, Frank Nioche, James Kabance, John Shoptese, Peter Matchee, Eugene Grinmell, Philip Burns, Stewart L. Udall, Secretary of Interior, John Crow, Commissioner of Indian Affairs, and Buford Morrison, Area Field Representative, Appellees.

United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit

August 7, 1963

321 F.2d 767

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