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Letter from Superintendent to Commissioner of Indian Affairs

Names: Crouse, C. W.
Description:

Letter stating forestry preservation will be enforced by the Indigenous peoples as they profit from the land's resources.

Type: Text

Letter re: the pros and cons of granting grazing permits

Year: 1902
Names: Crouse, C. W.
Description:

Letter stating there are permits allowing 6000 cattle to graze Apache reserves' grassland, however overstocking the grasslands with cattle is not advised because the Apaches procure more money by selling their wild hay.

Type: Text

Letter from US Indian Agent to IA Commissioner

Names: Crouse, C. W.
Description:

Letter stating there are permits allowing 6000 cattle to graze Apache reserves' grassland, however overstocking the grasslands with cattle is not advised because the Apaches procure more money by selling their wild hay.

Type: Text

Increase trespassing fine

Names: Crouse, C. W.
Description:

Agent requesting BIA increase the fine issued to trespassers who illegally graze their flock on the reserve.

Type: Text

Fort Apache Indian Agency

Year: 1904
Names: Crouse, C. W.
Description:

Letter about the lumber yield and usage, and that the sheep stocks are in low numbers due to drought and other factors.

Type: Text

Letter regarding land seizure of the timerlands

Year: 1909
Names: Crouse, C. W.
Description:

Letter addressing concerns over a proclamation by the US to seize most of the White Mountain Apaches' timberland.

Type: Text

Letter from Supt. & Spc. Disb. Agent to Commissioner of Indian Affairs

Year: 1908
Names: Crouse, C. W.
Description:

Letter discussing the benefits of exploiting the reserves' grassland by both Indigenous peoples and non-natives.

Type: Text

Letter from Crouse to Commissioner of Indian Affairs

Names: Crouse, C. W.
Description:

Letter discussing the benefits of exploiting the reserves' grassland by both Indigenous peoples and non-natives.

Type: Text