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Letter from Supt. & Spc. Disb. Agent to Commissioner of Indian Affairs

Year: 1908
Names: Crouse, C. W.
Description:

Letter discussing the benefits of exploiting the reserves' grassland by both Indigenous peoples and non-natives.

Type: Text

Letter from Acting Secretary to Secretary of the Interior

Year: 1908
Description:

Letter explaining why areas from two reserves should become a part of a NF. Areas to be added are outlined on a map that's attached to the letter. Also included is a letter from the Interior stating this map will be reviewed.

Type: Text

History: Ancillary Laws and Directives

Names: [Unknown]
Description:

Information about the former Apache military post established as Theodore Roosevelt Indian School.

Type: Text

Purpose of the Adjudication

Names: [Unknown]
Description:

Document explaining water rights, the history of rights, and the different basins in Fort Apache.

Type: Text

American Indian Water Rights

Names: Wiseman, Maria
Description:

Article about the early history of water rights in Arizona between the Apache people and the American settlers.

Type: Text

Hydrology and Water resources

Names: Lacher, Laurel
Description:

Letter explaining what requires an individual to obtain a permit before they can use pesticides.

Type: Text

WMAT Heritage Program letter

Names: Welch, John R.
Description:

Letter about documents found in the National Archives repository.

Type: Text

General Livestock Office

Description:

An empty permission form applicants fill out in order to lease land on the reserve.

Type: Text

Memorandum for the War Department

Names: [Unknown]
Description:

Ownership alienation regarding the land housing the Theodore Roosevelt Indian school.

Type: Text

AZ Historical Society Molds Memo

Year: 1990
Names: Davisson, Lori
Description:

Memo requesting input on identifying origin stone "molds" found near Fort Apache

Type: Text

Fort Apache Indian Reservation Sawmills

Names: [Unknown]
Description:

Report about the sawmills on Fort Apache, such as their location, mill capacity and BIA estimate.

Type: Text

Superior Court of Arizona, Maricopa County

Names: Veeder, William H.
Description:

Document explaining the court case between the Apache people and Arizona about the Salt River rights and water development plan.

Type: Text

We are Headed for Environmental Havoc if Groundwater Pumping Remains Unchecked

Names: Lupe, Ronnie
Description:

Article explaining the Apache people need to ensure the Arizona state government protects the groundwater on the reserve, otherwise future generations will have not water on their land.

Type: Text

Draft for Internal Review

Description:

A resolution draft about establishing programs to mitigate the destruction of the Apache people's cultural and archaeological resources by non-Aboriginal people.

Type: Text

Meaningful Water Policy must Include a Federal Pledge to Protect Indian Rights

Names: Lupe, Ronnie
Description:

Article about the Apache people's concerns and desires regarding the Federal Water Policy.

Type: Text