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Letter from Maj. Green detailing scouting activities in White Mountain River area, highlighting areas for settlement that will facilitate control over local tribes

Several documents pertaining to military information and the battle on Ochon's train.

Letter discussing the method of payment the commander used to pay the Apache people for procuring wood and hay.

Memo of instructions for retention of Apache scouts as a reservation police force

Letter informing an IA Commissioner that an army unit has relocated an Indigenous community, and there are no schools in the new location and there is no funding to establish a school.

An annual report stating there are 1,675 Indigenous peoples living at the designated reserve. Also, there is no funding for this community.

Annual report about the Indigenous peoples population at San Carlos, and about their work, relocation, and living conditions.

Extract from CoIA annual report describing settlement of Apaches near Camp Apache and the division of responsibilities within military agencies

News article discussing the poor living conditions at a few reserves and the possible consequences.

Letter requesting an update regarding a camp's military resources.

Letter discussing the relocation of Indigenous communities.

Memo describing state of Chiricahua Apaches and circumstances of relocation to San Carlos

Report from Quartermaster General detailing state of exisiting buildings at camp Apache, and any repairs needed

Letters from George Crook and Emmett Crawford describe condition of Fort Apache and San Carlos residents; Ration allottment discussed; incident wherein Apaches are fired upon by non-military white antagonists

Report detailing the author's visit to an Apache community.