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Historical information regarding lumber harvesting in Arizona.

History of logging in Arizona in the early 20th century.

Goodman's bibliography, who ran cattle, operating a sawmill, helped build officer quarters in Fort Apache, etc.

Report discussing fire pre-suppression, suppression facilities, silviculture, and grazing at Fort Apache.

Letter commenting and agreeing with a report about inadequate protection against forest fires.

Letter requesting the allotment of $200 for fire suppression funds.

Letter responding to a request to sell rough lumber to the open market and the possible consequence of doing so.

Letter requesting the expedition of a lumber and milling contract.

A resolution adopting a plan to takeover and operate the Agency sawmill as a tribal enterprise.

Letter stating the federal government should be paying for fire suppression at Fort Apache.

Letter regarding the which budget will be used to rebuild a sawmill, and a request for the proper budget report.

Letter discussing the then current fire suppression costs, the amount the Apache paid, and the amount the government should contribute.

Article discusses the commencement and protocols in regard to administrating timberlands on reserves.

Letter with proposed amendments in regard to the sawmill takeover, and the sawmill's balance sheet is included.

Report discussing the Fort Apache Sawmill Enterprise, such as its identity, capital, and business.