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• Sullivan did not see the dedication of this monument as he died on March 25, 1928 of a heart attack while en route to Sacaton, Arizona for a visit.
• Curry, a news anchor for " Today, " has never been to Sacaton or St . Peter's Mission School, which includes kindergarten through Grade 8.
• Douglas Marrietta, 24, and his brother Sedeno, 14, were shot to death about 10 : 30 p . m . in Sacaton, southeast of Phoenix, in what may have been drug-related slayings.
• Early Spanish explorers reported encountering grasses that were " belly high to a horse; " most likely these were big alkali sacaton ( " Sporobolus wrightii " ) and tobosa ( " Pleuraphis mutica " ) bottomlands.
• "It seems like it ( reducing funding to Indian schools only ) is very discriminatory to me, " said Angelita Felix, director of the Office of Indian Education Programs for the Sacaton office of the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
• Teresa Jackson, 28, a fitness specialist at the Gila River Indian Community's Wellness Center in Sacaton and a chicken scratcher, explained, " It has a happy, let's-dance atmosphere to it ."
• He also defined and excavated portions of Sacaton 9 : 6 ( GP ), an adobe-walled compound situated on the extreme edge of the Casa Grande site, east of State Route 87, near the current entrance to the monument.
• The flora includes Fremont cottonwood ( " Populus fremontii " ), Goodding willow ( " Salix gracilistyla " ), velvet mesquite, sacaton, and the Federally endangered Huachuca water umbel ( " Lilaeopsis schaffneriana spp . recurva " ).
• The establishment of agency headquarters, churches and schools, and trading posts at Vahki ( Casa Blanca ) and Gu U ki ( Sacaton ) during the 1870s and 1880s led to the growth of these towns as administrative and commercial centers, at the expense of others.
• "It's a favorite pastime out here, even for little kids, " said Gena Enos, while listening to the Santa Rosa Band play on the first night of the Gila River Indian Community's major Mul-Chu-Tha fair recently in Sacaton.
• The Arizona swing of her trip will take her through Buckeye, Phoenix, Tempe, Guadalupe, Chandler, Sacaton, Coolidge, Picacho, Marana, Rillito, Tucson, Benson, Willcox and San Simon ( to follow her progress on the Internet, visit www . arizonatimes . com ).
• A primary objective of tamarisk biological control with the MTB is to reduce competition by exotic tamarisk with a variety of native riparian flora, including trees ( willows, cottonwoods, and honey mesquite ), shrubs ( wolfberry, saltbush, and baccharis ), and grasses ( alkali sacaton, saltgrass, and vinemesquite ).
• A primary objective of tamarisk biological control with the STB is to reduce competition by exotic tamarisk with a variety of native riparian flora, including trees ( willows, cottonwoods, and honey mesquite ), shrubs ( wolfberry, saltbush, and baccharis ), and grasses ( alkali sacaton, saltgrass, and vinemesquite ).
• (SACATON, Ariz . )-Seated around a cramped table in the far corner of a portable office building one morning earlier this month, a dozen or so Pima and Maricopa farmers grappled with a topic essential to dry-land agriculture : How to move water from where it is to where it needs to be.
• A primary objective of tamarisk biological control with the larger tamarisk beetle is to reduce competition by exotic tamarisk with a variety of native riparian flora, including trees ( willows, cottonwoods, and honey mesquite ), shrubs ( wolfberry, saltbush, and baccharis ), and grasses ( alkali sacaton, saltgrass, and vinemesquite ).
• In addition, the giant sacaton grassland in the valley was once described as " a luxuriant meadow some eight or ten miles long and a mile wide . " The dependable source of water and grass made the area not only invaluable to a huge diversity of fish and wildlife, but also a center of human activity for centuries.
• A primary objective of tamarisk biological control with the northern tamarisk beetle is to reduce competition by exotic tamarisk with a variety of native riparian flora, including trees ( willows, cottonwoods, and honey mesquite ), shrubs ( wolfberry, saltbush, and baccharis ), and grasses ( alkali sacaton, saltgrass, and creeping and basin wildryes ).
• In addition to Bighorn, he is survived by his wife of 57 years, the former Vera Bertelsen; two daughters, Doremis Bighorn of Brockton, Mont ., and Sharon Vierra of San Lorenzo, Calif .; three other grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; two sisters, Caroline Yellowrobe of Wolf Point, Mont ., and Harriet Wellington of Sacaton, Ariz ., and a brother, Anton of Marysville, Wash.