HUALAPAI INDIAN RESERVATION, UNITED STATES
Waylon Honga, a member of the tribal council, and Candida Hunter Hualapai Tribe councilwoman, are pictured...
Waylon Honga, a member of the tribal council, and Candida Hunter Hualapai Tribe councilwoman, are pictured at spot overlooking the Grand Canyon and Colorado River, on the Hualapai Indian Reservation, Arizona February 28, 2012. The tiny Hualapai nation, in a bold move that could serve as a test of the limits of the sovereign power of Native American tribes over non-members, exercised its right of eminent domain last month to take over the management of the site and kick out the non-Indian developer. The dispute over the potentially lucrative Skywalk -- which all agree could draw up to 3,000 visitors a day -- pits the tribe's sovereign rights over a site it sees as its economic lifeblood against a developer's contractual right to manage the attraction for 25 years and share the profits. Picture taken February 28. REUTERS/Robert Galbraith (UNITED STATES - Tags: BUSINESS SOCIETY TRAVEL)