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Rules and Regulations
Various articles on public land orders.
Status of Mineral Resource Information for the Fort Apache Indian Reservation, Arizona
Report regarding the mineral resources on the Fort Apache reservation.
BIA Management Plan (Draft)
Document about the history of sawmills at Fort Apache.
Indian Rights of Way
Code, Geographic location, and company associated with NARA accession.
Indian Law Reporter
Information regarding the court,s ruling about Apache Tribe lacks authority to interfere with any federal agents performing official duties related to the preparation of water rights claims.
Hawley Lake Homeowners' Ass'n v. Deputy Assistant Secretary - Indian Affairs
An appeal regarding the a governmental decision to not renew residential and recreational leases entered into between government members and Apache people.
BIA Management Plan
Document about the history of sawmills at Fort Apache. One picture is included. Contract list history is also included.
Arizona's Backbone: The Transition Zone
Summary about a conference that discussed the geologic processes and minerals located in Arizona.
Mismanagement of the Forest Resources and Damages
Report about forest fires and illicit lumbering due to mismanagement.
Resolution 67-154
Resolution approving the Forest Service to build a trail on Fort Apache which leads to Mount Baldy.
Letter between the Dep of Interior and Indian Affairs
Letter stating certain changes need to made before a proposed road way can be approved.
Geotech Research Inc.
Letter stating there are 18 lumber mills operating for extending periods within the reservation, as well as potential questions for mill operators. Five maps of mill locations are included.
Forest Service/5 Acre Tracts, Fort Apache
Letter calling attention to the Forest Service's intention to sell 5 acres of tracks at the border of the Apache reserve.
The Naco Formation in Central Arizona
Information about a marine succession of interbedded limestone and terrigenous sedimentary rocks.
Why is it Fort Apache
News article explaining why colonists called the White Mountain Apache people's land Fort Apache. Furthermore, the Apache people want their true name to be recognized.