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History of Lumbering in Arizona before World War 2
Historical information regarding lumber harvesting in Arizona.
Cowboys and Indians at Hawley Lake
News article -Hawley Lk land issues
Personnal Comm. Re: Culture Center
Personnal communication describes aspects of the White Mtn. Apache Tribe's Culture Center, est. 1969.
Lumbering in the White Mountains of Arizona, 1919-1942
History of logging in Arizona in the early 20th century.
Hostetler; Howard; Hoyt
Document discussing several individuals.
The Military Command Structure: The Great Plains, 1853 - 1891
Article from Journal of the West, unknown year.
Resolution No. 77-31
Resolution requesting the US government to return the excess land controlled by the Roosevelt Boarding School back to the Apache people.
Resolution of the WMAT of the Fort Apache Reservation 77-31
Resolution requiring the return of lands exceeding the School and Agency be reclaimed for use by the WMAT
Item No. 2
Report about field work, office work, and review approval.
Memorandum for the Director, Geological Survey
Letters about the printing price and the request of reservation maps.
Bibliography of William E. Goodman
Goodman's bibliography, who ran cattle, operating a sawmill, helped build officer quarters in Fort Apache, etc.
Report of Visit to Fort Apache Agency, Whiteriver
Reviews visit to Fort Apache Agency, Whiteriver, inspecting improvements to utilities, hospital, and other buildings
Letter re: Fringe Timber
Letter discussing a proposal to harvest lumber from certain areas in order to transform them into grasslands for grazing.
Forestry: Housing Program
Letter addressing a Senators inquiry about the use of the Agency Sawmill to produce lumber to assist in the housing program at Fort Apache.
Arizona Highways, Overview, Farming, Apache NF
Series of articles ranging from farming to reviews of AZ National Forests