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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Testimony taken by the Joint Committee appointed to take into consideration the expediency of transferrinf the Indian Bureau to the War Dept

Date: 1879
Name(s): Boone, McCreery, Stewart
Description: Transcript (incomplete) of Joint Committee meeting to discus the transfer of the BIA to the War Dept, outlining issues raised by indians on the reservation regarding military presence.

The Apaches in Mexican-American Relations

Name(s): Park, Joseph F.
Description: Historical information about the Apache people between 1848-1861.

The Apaches of the White Mountain Reservation, Arizona

Name(s): Frazer
Description: Report detailing the author's visit to an Apache community.

The Avalon Project at Yale Law School

Date: 1904
Name(s): Kappler, Charles J.
Description: Treaty with the Apache, 1952 along with the seven legislation articles associated with it.

The Co-operative Agreement

Date: 1908
Name(s): [Unknown]
Description: Document discussing the consequences from the Co-operative Agreement of January 22, 1908, such as employment, community cooperation, and effectiveness of the agreement.

The Enlargement Permit

Name(s): Clotts, Herbert V.
Description: Letters regarding an application to appropriate water on the Fort Apache reservation.

The Florence Tribune

Name(s): Reppy, Chas D.
Description: News article discussing the poor living conditions at a few reserves and the possible consequences.

The Fort Apache Agency and Schools

Name(s): Hunter, John G.
Description: Report addressing the living and working conditions at Fort Apache.

The Ft. Apache reservation, climate, etc.

Name(s): Davis, Charles L.
Description: Report about Fort Apache's ecology and it states the gov needs to guard against erosion to protect the watershed of Roosevelt Reservoir.

The History of Fort Apache

Name(s): [Unknown]
Description: Newspaper article overview of Fort Apache history

The Indian Department

Name(s): [Unknown]
Description: Bibliography of sources on the Indian Dept - chapter from unknown book.

The Legal Status of American Indians

Date: 1984
Name(s): Baca, Lawrence
Description: Article outlines the definition of an Indian, the history of their treatment within the socipolitics, and their fight for civil rights and equality. No date specified; reference date of 1984 given as this document is evidently associated with others giving 1984 as their latest in-text reference

The Military Command Structure: The Great Plains, 1853 - 1891

Name(s): Wade, Arthur
Description: Article from Journal of the West, unknown year.

The Naco Formation in Central Arizona

Name(s): Brew, Douglas C.
Description: Information about a marine succession of interbedded limestone and terrigenous sedimentary rocks.

The Past is Present

Date: 2005-01
Description: Brochure promoting tourists to visit historical sites located at Fort Apache, such as military forts, the museum, and Kinishba ruins. Picturs and a map are included