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From Sports Illustrated 31

Pages 98-103 of introduction to book.

Brochure promoting tourism in Apache reservation. Emphasis on camping, fishing, and sight seeing

Various articles: Southwest to be safe from Indian attacks; Fort Apache Centennial; Barnes reviews Congressional Medal of Honor; Crook returns to fort; Irate Crook blasts handling of Indians; 5ht US Cavalry, a troop to be at Fort Apache Centennial

Letter calling attention to the Forest Service's intention to sell 5 acres of tracks at the border of the Apache reserve.

Featuring article, Apache Tribes make wampum, not war

Information about a marine succession of interbedded limestone and terrigenous sedimentary rocks.

Overview of the Camp Grant Affair and its role in guiding federal Indian policy thereafter. No date specified; date given corresponds to latest date in reference list.

Letter providing information regarding the work done to establish new bearing trees on a road that was relocated because of its proximity to the north boundary.

Document with letters from two of the first people who surveyed Fort Apache in the 1880s discussing their field trips. Letters are handwritten.

Explains how the Carrizo fire began, how much it destroyed, and the firefighters efforts to bring it under control

Just the title of an article (the actual article is not present); the heading states the largest forest fire was 27,200 acres.

The railroad service is suspended until the forest fires have ceased.

Article discusses the number of individuals combating the forest fires, the extent of several forest fires, and how the fires began. Makeshift map of affected areas included.

Discusses road closures, the fires' commencement, extent of damage, firefighting costs, and the difficulties of combating the fires.