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A bill proposing to restore land back to the Apache people and delete a provision in the bill.

Dialog between the politicians in congress when bill 8796 was proposed.

Report about the Cibecue Creek Watershed, such as timber growth, production, yield of water, erosion, livestock, and costs. Map is included.

Booklet providing the history and details of the scientific geographical exploration of the West before 1880.

Letter by a soldier describing events that occurred during his scouting expedition.

Summary of three moths of military operations against Indigenous peoples (map included).

News article about a group of military companies exploring Apache land to determine what resources can be extracted from the region.

A request temporary asylum be established to protect and feed Indigenous peoples before they are relocated to reservation.

An introduction regarding a communication from an individual's experience visit with Indigenous peoples and appointing officers as Indian agents.

A petition tabled to the USA senate to annex White Mountain Apache land so Americans may use it as farmland.

News article about two miners who were thought dead had registered at an office.

Letter providing a cost estimate to collect and feed displaced Indigenous peoples, and an explanation for the cost.

Letter reporting that 4,000 Indigenous peoples have been relocated so their land could be utilized for agriculture and mining.

Provides information about Indigenous land being annexed by the government for public and military use during the 70s.

Letter stating a boundary needs to be established in the growing town of McMillen to deter non-citizens (they are probably referring to Indigenous peoples because McMillans is technically on their reserve) from procuring the region's timber, stock, and minerals.