 We welcome home our grandfather in Jujuy Wahobe to our Ka Nation lands and the last reservation that we had in Kansas. Tribal Vice Chair Jim Pepper Henry says the sacred red rock spent almost a century propped up in a city park 80 miles from here as a monument to white settlers. A decades-long effort involving lots of people and a $5 million grant from the Mellon Foundation transferred in Jujuy Wahobe to the tribe's 160-acre heritage park.