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U.S. ON BEHALF OF ZUNI TRIBE OF NEW MEXICO v. PLATT

Civ. No. 85-1478 PCT-EHC.

730 F.Supp. 318 (1990)

UNITED STATES on Behalf of the ZUNI TRIBE OF NEW MEXICO, et al., Plaintiff, Counter-defendants, v. Earl PLATT, et al., Defendants/Counter-claimants.

United States District Court, D. Arizona, Phoenix Division.

February 8, 1990.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Hank Meshorer, Stephen G. Boyden, for plaintiff.

Warren E. Platt, Mitchell D. Platt, Patrick Xavier Fowler, for defendants.

ORDER

CARROLL, District Judge.

The Zuni Indians, as a part of their religion, make a regular periodic pilgrimage at the time of the summer solstice, on foot or horseback, from their reservation in northwest New Mexico to the mountain area the tribe calls Kohlu/wala:wa which is located in northeast Arizona. It is believed by the Zuni Indians that Kohlu/wala:wa is their place of origin, the basis for their religious life, and the home of their dead.

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