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Tribal Water Rights Issues Ignored by our Trustee, The United States Government

Names: Lupe, Ronnie
Description:

Article discussing how the government is ignoring the Apache's people's request that their groundwater cease being pumped without regulation.

Type: Text

White Mountain Apache Tribe Centennial

Description:

Pamphlet about the centennial which involves forming a committee to plan and develop events, activities, and programs.

Type: Text

Never lose sight of need to nurture and maintain the land which provides our sustenance

Names: Massey, Dalls, Sr.
Description:

Article about the need to for Apache people to protect and properly utilize their ancestral land/resources so future generations my live off their land as well.

Type: Text

White Mountains Dam May Provide Test Case

Names: Brinegar, Dave
Description:

Article about who legal controls water in Arizona on Federal land (i.e. on reserves).

Type: Text

Administration of Indian Affairs

Names: [Unknown]
Description:

Chapter about the development of Indigenous service.

Type: Text

Letter from Secretary of the Interior to a Senator

Names: Ernst, Roger
Description:

Letter with bill amendment suggestions to change how Fort Apache is legally described.

Type: Text

Letter: Information Service

Names: [Unknown]
Description:

Letter reporting 7,579 acres of federal land will be turned over to the Apache reserve.

Type: Text

United States Government Memorandum

Names: Streitz, William F.
Description:

Letter providing the topics which were discussed between the Trust Protection Unit and the Apache people, such as North Rim Trespass, Salt River Project, etc.

Type: Text

Udall Camps at Salt in Pitch to Save River

Names: Kuhn, Tom
Description:

Article about several groups that want congress to protect 86 miles of the Salt River and designate it a wild river.

Type: Text

Notice of Exercise of Section 404 Jurisdiction Over Certain Streams in Arizona

Names: Robinson, Hugh G.
Description:

Letter discussing land definitions and jurisdiction of certain streams and lakes.

Type: Text

Salt River Area

Names: [Unknown]
Description:

General information about the Salt River area.

Type: Text

Letter from the Southwest

Names: Powell, Lawrence Clark
Description:

Article discussing the different people that lived off the Salt river, and the decreased salt levels in the river itself.

Type: Text

Phone Conversation Report

Names: Granfelt, Carl Eric
Description:

Telephone conversation about the relocation of rim road.

Type: Text

Timber Cutting on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation

Names: [Unknown]
Description:

Document about the history of sawmills at Fort Apache.

Type: Text

The Salt River, or, What's in a Name

Names: Cowgill, Peter
Description:

Article about the natural salt formation and other natural phenomenon in the Salt River. Several pictures included.

Type: Text