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An empty land assignment form potential leasers fill out. The terms of agreement and conditions are included. Application for is also attached.

An empty land assignment form potential leasers fill out. The terms of agreement and conditions are included. Application for is also attached.

Order stating Fort Apache was placed under the control of the Secretary of the Interior on July 5, 1884.

A letter replying to a requesting for reports on logging operations at a specific sawmill. The sawmill's superintendent refuses to process such a time consuming task unless it need for them is better explained.

Letter requesting information about the Apache people who want the sites they are occupying set aside for their permanent use.

Letter requesting the labor for digging ditches spending cap be slightly increased because they went over budget.

Letter regarding a survey that tracked the silt build up between 1905-1925 at the Roosevelt reservoir.

Report about an examination of the Tonto Basin, the watershed for the Roosevelt reservoir. Included in the report is information about the land's value and locations where erosion activity is occurring.

Letter asking a judge if trail cases can be relocated due to distance. The judge denied the request.

Letter requesting two maps be compared because the boundary lines conflict.

Currently, the inhabitants of Fort Apache must travel quite far to attend a court case even though there is one much closer to the reserve. In order to decrease travel time and expenses, this letter requests Fort Apache be included in the southern district regardless of the county lines.

Letter detailing a few issues the writer observed during his visit to the sawmills, such as selling contract disputes, a vacant mill, and potential lumber harvest locations.

Letter stating a specific batch of lumber was logged for the School, Agency, Public Works, and E.C.W activities.