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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Wickiups Vanishing

Name(s): Gullette, A. V.
Description: Article discussing the job market at Fort Apache, and how it changed due to tourism and lumber enterprises.

Wild Horses

Name(s): Barnes, Will C.
Description: Article pertaining to a government initiative to cull all wild horses on government property because they are destroying the vegetation.

Wild pigs, horses, and cattle

Name(s): Davis, Charles L.
Description: Letter pertaining to the IA agent not letting surrounding residents round up wild pigs, cattle, and horses which the residents claim belong to them.

Wildlife Issues with Timber Management on National Forests in Arizona

Description: Report stating excessive logging due to construction or timber harvesting will, if left unchecked, devastate the wildlife in the Arizona forests.

William C. Anderson's personal journal

Name(s): [Unknown]
Description: Document which has a deceased Ag Agent's handwritten letter transcribed on it. The letter discusses one of his journeys through Fort Apache.

Withdrawal of public lands

Name(s): Wilbur, Ray
Description: Details public lands that have been withdrawn

WMAT Heritage Program letter

Name(s): Welch, John R.
Description: Letter about documents found in the National Archives repository.

WMAT-Natural Resource Protection

Description: WMAT Council natural resource protection and management plan.

Working in the Indian Way

Name(s): Fisher, Andrew H.
Description: Article about the Southwest Forest Firefighter Program and the Indigenous peoples involvement.

Working the Indian Way

Date: 2000
Name(s): Fisher
Description: Article re: Firefighter program and Native American wage labor

Worst of Fires Contained

Name(s): [Unknown]
Description: States the forest fire is mostly under control, summarizes total area damaged by the different fires, and how the army assisted in the firefighting.