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Article discusses the ownership issue regarding unused timberlands on reserves.

Several letters discussing the logging operation and the use of timber at Fort Apache.

A letter requesting the superintendent to explain how he is doing to suppressing fires, and to explain why the then current fire prevention system is poorly organized, since it was better organized by the previous superintendent.

Memorandum about the importance of the Apache forest for lumber, and the need for a fire plan. Also, report contains a description of the then current plan and suggestions for improvement.

Report of the 1923 operating costs and statistics.

Letter asking Hauke to read over three letters about the Forestry Service on the reservation, and relay them to the Commissioner.

Letter responding to Stanion's request to cut timber located on the reservation.

Letter discussing the importance of fire finder stations and the workmanship of a couple of employees.

Letter addressing Government agencies not complying with fire protection rules.

Letter stating W.M. Cady Lumber Co. was contracted for logging, and some regulations the company must adhere to.

Letter informing Yard about sawmills operating on the Indian reservation.

Letter discussing several topics related to forestry work, such as roads, telephone wires, grazing, fire protection, and sales.

Report and letter granting the superintendent $3500 to purchase fire protection equipment.

Letter explaining the forests are not being protected enough from fire and fire protection tools need to be purchased.

Letter approving the purchase of fire protection tools.