e/Sebastian Indian Reservation

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has gloss	eng: The Sebastian Indian Reservation was established on lands of in 1853 by Edward F. Beale in the far southeastern corner of the San Joaquin Valley in the Tejon Canyon. The reservation was within the Rancho El Tejon Mexican land grant, but Beale hoped if the land claims were upheld the land could be purchased by the federal government. The San Sebastian Reservation was named for William K. Sebastian, United States Senator from Arkansas, who supported Beale's plans to form a series of reservations, garrisoned by a military post, on government owned land. The Indians were to support themselves by farming.
lexicalization	eng: Sebastian Indian Reservation
instance of	(noun) a reservation set aside for the use of Indians Indian reservation