 In 1905, a Bureau of Indian Affairs survey stated the land was overcrowded, and through the Homeless, Landless Indian Act, a Rancheria was purchased next to the original piece of land in 1911.This land came to be called the Pinoleville Rancheria.The status of the Pinoleville Rancheria changed in 1958 when the US government began to implement integration policies throughout the United States.