Ute

Isaiah Bob, a Navajo from nearby Yatahey, N.M., pushes his son Izaya (cq), 14 months, in a stroller between performances outside a powow on the Southern Ute reservation at Ignacio, Colo., Friday, June 15, 2007. The Southern Ute tribe has taken good financial advantage of natural gas reserves on it's land and the surrounding area. Money has been putr to use for community services as well as dividend distribution to tribe members. (Kevin Moloney for the New York Times)

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Isaiah Bob, a Navajo from nearby Yatahey, N.M., pushes his son Izaya (cq), 14 months, in a stroller between performances outside a powow on the Southern Ute reservation at Ignacio, Colo., Friday, June 15, 2007. The Southern Ute tribe has taken good financial advantage of natural gas reserves on it's land and the surrounding area. Money has been putr to use for community services as well as dividend distribution to tribe members. (Kevin Moloney for the New York Times)