Original sentence: The rancheria was established for Coast Miwok, Southern Pomo, and other Indians living in the region, but much of the land was inhospitable
Edited sentence: "Southern Pomo" is a term as broad as "Sioux".Everill all voted to terminate the federal ownership of the Graton Rancheria and in turn, became the new owners of the property Mr.Everill's land was distributed to his relatives, which included non- Indians.Every inch of this tract, except a very small part taken up by a small spring branch...is just such land when improved by being put in fruit or berrys, when offered for sale, brings from $350 to $1000 per acre; in fact when highly developed and improved with good homes, even as high as $1200 to $1500 per acre.He was later joined by other permanent residents:  Frank Truvido along with his wife (part-Coast Miwok) and daughter (Gloria Truvido Armstrong), and Fred Everill, who was 3/4 White and 1/4 Shasta Indian.In his June 14, 1920, letter to Washington explaining the high price of the land, Mr.Joseph Corda.Located in the "Fruit Belt" region near Sebastopol, far from being worthless or uninhabitable land, the land was expensive to purchase in 1920 when Special Indian Agent John Terrell bought it for $2,100 from Mr.Sears land.Sears, Mr.Similar to the Sioux, the "Southern Pomo" were never a single unified tribe, but rather, consisted of several dozen small "tribelets", whose languages were mutually unintelligible.Terrell went on to say, "This 15.45 acres are entirely surrounded by fruit orchards and berry farms, same being in the very heart of 'The Gold Ridge Fruit Belt'.Terrell wrote, "This land is situated about 3 1/2 miles northwest from the rich and fast growing town of Sebastopol, Sonoma County, California, in the heart of the fruit and berry industry of the county.The Graton  Rancheria saw its first resident 16 years after it was purchased, when Andrew Sears, a 4/4 Pomo man, moved onto the site with his wife, Nora Maximillian Sears.The rancheria was established for "any homeless Indians" living in the region.Truvido and Mr.Truvido eventually inherited Mr.Upon his death, Mr.and Mrs