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Per capita payment means the distribution of money or other thing of value to all members of the tribe, or to identified groups of members, which is paid directly from the net revenues of any tribal gaming activity.
The first white people to encounter the Coeur dAlenes were French trappers and traders, who found the tribe to be vastly experienced and skilled at trading and gave them the name Coeur dAlene, meaning heart of the awl. In the tribes own ancient language, it is called Schitsuumsh, meaning Those who were found
The Coeur dAlene Indian Tribe has a current enrollment of over 2,190 members. The tribe has sovereign authority on a reservation covering 345,000 acres of mountains, lakes, timber and farmland, spanning the western edge of the northern Rocky Mountains and the abundant Palouse country.
Those who were found here. The original name of the Coeur dAlene Tribe was Schitsuumsh, meaning Those who were found here or The discovered people. This has been our name since time immemorial.
Consisting of over 2,190 current members, the Coeur dAlene people were established as non-nomadic. Back from 1947 to current day, the Coeur dAlene tribe has tribal leaders that oversee issues within the tribe.
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The Coeur dAlenes were allies and trading partners of other Interior Salish tribes such as the Spokane and Flathead tribes. They were not known as a warlike tribe, but they did sometimes fight with Plains Indian tribes like the Blackfoot and Crow Indians.
Most of the year they lived in villages in permanent cone-shaped houses covered with bark and woven mats. They fished for salmon, hunted game animals, and gathered wild plants for food. In the 1700s the Coeur dAlene obtained horses for the first time. The men began making trips to the western plains on horseback.
The Tribe gains a reputation for being shrewd in their trading practices, gaining them the nickname of Coeur dAlenes (Heart of the Awl). This name will carry into the present day, with the City of Coeur dAlene, and Coeur dAlene Lake inheriting this name.

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