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Receipt of audit for the 1954 and 1955 operating years of the Apache Mercantile Company.

Letter addressing concerns which arose during the evaluation of the 1954 and 1955 audits.

Report discussing the Fort Apache Wholesale Lumber Company, such as its identity, capital, and business.

Letter discussing the Tribal Council's decision for the Apache Mercantile Co. to no longer be a retail hardware business. The name was also changed.

Letter from the BIA stating they approved Resolution No. 56-29 and 56-30.

Letter stating Resolution No. 56-29 and 56-30 are approved, however if the enterprise does not make a profit in the following year the company must foreclose.

Letter explaining to McSpadden that he cannot establish a family monopoly regarding the transportation of lumber.

Letter from McSpadden contesting the allegations suggesting he has established a family monopoly.

Letter addressing a report regarding the financial and managerial operations of the tribal sawmill.

Report summarizing the three conditions regarding the approval of Resolution No. 56-29. A plan of operation is also included.

Resolution promoting Ross McSpadden's, an employee, salary and managerial clout.

Letter explaining the distribution of a lumber report.

Resolution accepting the stipulations outlined by BIA regarding the foreclosure of the enterprise if it does not generate an annual profit.

Resolution requesting the continued operation of the Lumber Company as a tribal enterprise. Duplicate included.

Letter regarding McSpadden's views about the previous audits, and explaining budget concerns