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Letter explaining the reserve land needs to be regulated by the government because over use may contribute to soil erosion, causing mud to be stored into the water system.

Letter discussing whether the government is allowed to control Indigenous land to protect a dam under the reclamation laws and the laws relating to national forests.

Letter discussing reserve land that is being controlled by the government in order to protect the construction of the Salt River Project.

Letter discussing animal stocks and irrigation practices and issues at Fort Apache.

Letter discussing the possibility of developing an irrigation and power system at Fort Apache.

Letter updating the terms regarding a land treaty between the government and the San Carlos people.

Letter informing Indian Affairs about a plan to enlarge and relocate the power canal and develop an irrigation system for farming at Fort Apache.

Report detailing the most practical way land on Fort Apache can be modified for irrigation.

Letter stating the irrigation and power scheme cannot be approved or disapproved until more data has been collected regarding this proposal.

Letter stating a non-native is occupying a portion of Indigenous land without the consent of the landowner, and the landowner wants this person removed.

Letter from the landowner's layer who is pleading the case for the government to help protect Apache person's land.

Letter regarding the land ownership disptue between an Apache person and a non-native person.

Letter stating the land ownership dispute should be looked into, also a petition is included, as well as the individual's personal history.

Letter requesting a land agent visit an area in San Carols because two individuals are disputing land claims (a written letter is attached).

Letter stating an US Indian Agent visited an area where there is a dispute in land ownership between two individuals. The agent recommends the government needs to officially determine who owns the land to mitigate future issues.