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Letter providing information about the conditions at the sawmill were Apache people work, several hand written letters are included.

Pearce's personal story of the events surrounding a fire at Pinedale in 1899.

Document discussing the consequences from the Co-operative Agreement of January 22, 1908, such as employment, community cooperation, and effectiveness of the agreement.

Letter explaining how the Forest service's operation regarding the Apache's timberland, and Crouse propose several improvements.

Report detailing the types of timberland, its marketing conditions, forest fires, and employment in regards to Apache forestry.

Report describing the operations, benefits, and future proposals in regard to the saw and shingle mill.

Letter asking the BIA to look into the high timber price so it can be sold and a railroad can be constructed.

Letter explaining the construction of a railroad is delayed because the Apache timber has not been sold yet due to its high price.

Letter requesting the Senator to use his political clout to persuade the BIA to sell the timber at a lower fee so the railroad can be constructed.

Commissioner writes it is not in the best interest of the Apache to sell their timber, regardless of the railroad proposal.

Page 33 of a report outlining the location of the mill plant and a spur.

Letter requesting additional funds to pay for essential services in Fort Apache, such as for schools, maintenance, job creation.

Letter responding to Gutches' report dealing with forest matters on Apache reservation.

Article about timber harvesting on reserves, and general information about the formation of reserves.

Letter replying to recommendations concerning the sale of Apache timber, has a list of recommendations.