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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Outdoor Recreation Regulations 1999

Date: 1999
Description: Booklet with a synopsis of the ca. 1999 laws and regulations regarding fishing, camping, hiking, and rafting. Maps, images, and pictures included

Outdoor Recreation Regulations 2002

Date: 2002
Description: Booklet with a synopsis of the ca. 2002 laws and regulations regarding fishing, camping, hiking, and rafting. Maps, images, and pictures included

Outdoor Recreation Regulations 2004

Date: 2004
Description: Booklet with a synopsis of the ca. 2004 laws and regulations regarding fishing, camping, hiking, and rafting. Maps, images, and pictures included

Overview of Western Apache religion, worldview, war, Anglo-contact

Date: 1989-07-28
Name(s): [Unknown]
Description: Summarizes details of Western Apache religion, culture, Sunrise Dance; cites Basso and Goodwin; history of Anglo contact, war

Paiutes to Apahces: Ch. 16-17

Date: 1875
Name(s): Crook, George
Description: Book chapters contianing Gen. Crook's accounts of his travels through Apache Country and events at Camp Grant

Peer Review of Dobyns Paper

Date: 1998-02-15
Name(s): Welch, John R.
Description: Peer Review of Dobyns by Welch with letter

People, Air, and Fire: The Burning Questiong

Name(s): Carriero, Joe
Description: Article about the benefits for forest fires (for nature, animals, and forestry), the need to increase controlled fires, and a government meeting discussing controlled fires and its impact on air quality.

Personnal Comm. Re: Culture Center

Name(s): Lori
Description: Personnal communication describes aspects of the White Mtn. Apache Tribe's Culture Center, est. 1969.

PHB Indian Hospital

Name(s): Spivey, Gary H.
Description: Letter urging the government to allow the use of the 1080 poison in order to deter the increase of rabies and prevent further deaths related to this disease.

Phone Conversation Report

Date: 1889-09-05
Name(s): Gregory, Paul
Description: Abstracts of phone calls about the establishment and disestablishment of various Native and military reservations between the Arizona Superintendent of Indian Affairs and other individuals from 1865 to 1877indiviudals from 1865 to 1877.

Phone Conversation Report

Name(s): Granfelt, Carl Eric
Description: Telephone conversation about the relocation of rim road.

Photolithographic copy of map of San Carlos IR noted

Name(s): Hauke, C. F.
Description: Notes attached photolithographic copy of map of San Carlos Indian Reservation

Pipe line from Diamond Creek and associated finances

Date: 1940-04-16
Name(s): Donner, William
Description: Details the finances associated with the pipe line from Diamond Creek to Whiteriver and Fort Apache

Plan and Estimate for Construction of Public Buildings

Date: 1883
Name(s): McGonnigle, A. J.
Description: Letter requesting funds for construction of a chapel, school, and reading room.

Plan of 1884 for Fort Apache, A.T.

Date: 1884
Name(s): [Unknown]
Description: Memo describing cost and design of officers' barracks