White Mountain Apache Collection

Digitized materials from White Mountain Apache Tribe in Arizona. The collection consists primarily of US Government documents and legal documents from the Apache Tribe related to their land claims and other issues.

Contributed by John Welch, Simon Fraser University.

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Condition of Indians at San Carlos and White Mountain Reservations

Date: 1883-11-03

Name(s): Crook, George

Description: 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

Conference between Gen. Crook and between Four Hundred and Fie Hundred Men of the Apache Tribe at San Carlos Agency, Arizona, October 15, 1882.

Name(s): General Crook

Description: Transcript of conference between Gen. Crook and Apache Tribe regarding the population registration of all Apaches on the reservation.

Cong. Acts Effecting WMAT's Aboriginal Rights and Reservation Boundaries

Name(s): [Unknown]

Description: List of Congressional Acts impacting WMAT's aboriginal rights and reservation boundaries from Feb. 8, 1887 to Mar. 18, 1960; post-dates Mar. 18, 1960.

Congressional Record-House

Description: Dialog between the politicians in congress when bill 8796 was proposed.

Construction of new hospital in FA Agency

Date: 1927-07-21

Name(s): Davis, Charles L.

Description: Discusses funds requried for new hospital to be built in the FA Agency

Construction Requirements for Military Structures

Date: 1882

Name(s): [Unknown]

Description: Report breaking down cost and materials associated with construction of supporting structures for military

Cooley to Fort Apache Military Road

Date: 1919-08-26

Name(s): Davis, Charles L.

Cooley to Fort Apache Military Road

Date: 1919-08-26

Name(s): Davis, Charles L.

Coordination

Name(s): Donner, William

Description: Letter stating there are several matters which need to be discussed with the government, such as school funding, improved irrigation, and highway construction.