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Douglas D. Martin Collection#002

In 2001-2002, the University Library was the recipient of the Douglas D. Martin personal library of Native American and Western Americana materials. This collection comes to the University through the efforts of Dr. Martin’s wife, Jane Martin, who wished to see this collection housed where it would be valued and of benefit to students and researchers, and also through the efforts of Chancellor of the Oregon University System, Joe Cox, who was a friend and colleague of Dr. Martin. While most of the donation consisted of monographs that were added to the Library’s holdings, the collection also included manuscript materials described within this document.

Douglas Dale Martin (1943-2000) was a historian and teacher. His undergraduate and postgraduate education was at the University of Washington, Seattle. His teaching career began at the University of Washington, Seattle (1968-69) and continued at Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois (1969-70) and Towson State University, Towson, Maryland (1970-2000). . Martin was a long-time member of the Western History Association, and a recognized scholar of Native American/white relations who was widely published. Dr. Martin’s areas of specialty included the socio-cultural history of the United States, the history and literature of the American frontier, American environmental history, and Indian-White relations in American history.

Dr. Martin was engaged by the Department of Justice to prepare accounts of Indian reservation history and management practices in connection with cases brought by various tribes before the U.S. Court of Claims. His report regarding the Fort Peck, Montana reservation was completed in 1979. That regarding the Fort Berthold, ND reservation was completed in 1980.

2002

Guide to Collection Contents

Douglas D. Martin Collection #002

Box 1: Fort Peck Reservation, Montana -- Research materials compiled by Douglas D. Martin

File 1: Copies of various documents and Douglas D. Martin’s notes: Irrigation issues on the Fort Peck Reservation

Item 1: Operation and Maintenance, 1923

Item 2: Sales Report

Item 3: Irrigation Report, 1916

Item 4: 1941 Pictures (no photos)

Item 5: Frazer Wolf pt. Pumping Reports, 1945

Item 6: Irrigation, 1935-45

Item 7: Irrigation, 1909

Item 8: 1922 Project History

Item 9: Water Project Income, 1918-1922

Item 10: 1923 Report

Item 11: Big Porcupue Unit, 1930-1931

Item 12: 1936 Irrigation

Item 13: Rules and Regulations, 1921

Item 14: Irrigation, 1919

Item 15: Irrigation Way pt., 1905-1906

Item 16: Irrigation, 1916

Item 17: Irrigation, 1913

Item 18: Irrigation 1910

Item 19: Poplar Creek, 1884

Item 20: United States Indian Service Letter, on irrigation of Poplar Creek, 1892

Item 21: Sprole Cattle

Item 22: Sprole Report on Livestock

Item 23: Inspector Duncan Report

Item 24: United States Indian Service Letter, on cattle and goats, 1896

Item 25: Report on sending native children to school

Item 26: Conditions at Fort Peck reserve

Item 27: United States Indian Service Letter, on funds and building school and selling reservation land,1898

Item 28: Want Cattle not Irrigation

Item 29: Indian Affairs Letter from Big Foot, Medicine Bear, Change the Crow and Black Horn, requesting cattle not irrigation for their people, 1899

Item 30: Water Rights

Item 31: United States Indian Service Letter, on protecting irrigation ditch and water rights for the reservation, 1901

Item 32: Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, letter on building irrigation ditch on reservation, 1905

Item 33: Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, letter on employing an engineer to build a dam on Poplar Creek, 1893

Item 34: United States Indian Service Letter, request for additional funding for Poplar Creek ditch, 1894

Item 35: Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, letter on how the reservation people should be treated, divided and land to be sold, 1895

Item 36: Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, letter on expenditures of irrigation canal on Poplar Creek, 1895

Item 37: Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, letter on acquiring a wooden pipe for irrigation effort on Poplar Creek, 1896

Item 38: Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, letter on keeping Civil Engineer on payroll for another year, 1897

Item 39: Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, letter on mailing a map of proposed irrigation map for reservation, 1897

Item 40: Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, letter on selling reservation land as a way to secure funding for irrigation purposes, 1898

Item 41: Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, letter on denial of irrigation expenses and equipment costs, 1898

Item 42: Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, letter on paying Native people more for repairing Poplar Creek ditch, 1898

Item 43: Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, one letter on irrigation and reservoir/dam, second on strongly compelling reservation families to farm and also on building new irrigation ditches, 1900

Item 44: Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, letter acknowledging the receipt of railroad grading plows and road scrapers, 1904

Item 45: Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, letter on the request for additional funds for lumber, 1905

Item 46: Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, letter requesting funds for hiring a civil engineer, 1905

Item 47: Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, letter requesting hiring of civil engineer and also a request to as how these new ditches will be used, 1905

Item 48: Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, letter requesting additional irrigation expenditures, 1905

Item 49: Two Maps showing Irrigated and Irrigable Land at Fort Peck

Item 50: Acres Irrigated during April 1935

Item 51: Acres Irrigated during April 1936

Item 52: Acres Irrigated during April 1937

Item 53: Acres Irrigated during April 1944

Item 54: Acres Irrigated during April 1945

Item 55: Irrigation; a series of letters discussing Tribal water rights and who owns the water, 1940-1947

Item 56: Map of Fort Peck Indian Reservation, 1947

File 2: Copies of documents, chiefly Executive Orders and Statutes (1855-1920) compiled by Douglas D. Martin with his notes providing the legal history of the Fort Peck Reservation

Item 1: Legal History of Reservation

Item 2: Kappler Voci, Agreement 1886, 261-64

Item 3: Executive Orders Relating to Indian Reserves

Item 4: From the White House about Montana Indian Reservations, Crow, Flathead and Fort Peck Proclamation , 1913 and 1917

Item 5: Executive Orders for Montana Reservations, 1871 - 1900

Item 6: Thirty – Seventh Congress. Sess. II. Ch. 75. 1862

Item 7: Forty – Second Congress. Sess. III. Ch. 279. 1873

Item 8: Forty – Fourth Congress. Sess. II. Ch. 107, 108. 1877

Item 9: Fiftieth Congress. Sess. I. Chs. 1213, 1214. 1888

Item 10: Fiftieth – Seventh Congress. Sess. I. Ch. 1093. 1902

Item 11: Fifty – Eighth Congress. Sess. II. Ch. 1774 – 1776. 1904

Item 12: Sixtieth Congress. Sess. II. Chs. 150, 160. 1909

Item 13: Sixtieth Congress. Sess. II. Ch. 263. 1909.

Item 14: Sixty – First Congress. Sess. III. Chs. 218 – 220. 1911

Item 15: Sixty – Third Congress. Sess. II. Ch. 222. 1914

Item 16: Sixty – Third Congress. Sess. II. Chs. 293, 294. 1914

Item 17: Sixty – Fourth Congress. Sess. I. Chs. 123 – 125. 1916

Item 18: Sixty –Sixth Congress. Sess. II. Ch. 75. 1920.

Item 19: Sixty – Eighth Congress. Sess. II. Chs. 325 – 327. 1925

Item 20: Chap. 561. – An act to repeal timber – culture laws, and for other purposes, 1891

File 3: Copies of various documents relating to the Presbyterian mission, school, and cemetery on the Fort Peck Reservation (1887-1903)

Item 1: Letter to Indian Affairs from U.S. Indian Agent about land claims for missionaries, 1892

Item 2: Letter claiming the worth of Presbyterian property and buildings, Submitted by George W. Wood to the office of Indian Affairs, 1887

Item 3: Letters to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs regarding reservation land use for religious purposes, 1893 – 1894

Item 4: Office of Indian Affairs, land, 1893 – 1894

Item 5: Letter to Commissioner of Indian Affairs, land use, 1894

Item 6: Letter to Commissioner of Indian Affairs, land use, 1900

Item 7: Letter granting use of 39 acres for the use by the Presbyterian church for worship and schooling of the Native people on reservation land, 1900

Item 8: Letter thanking the Commissioner of Indian Affairs for land, 1900

Item 9: Letter to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs and attached blue prints of land granted to church, 1900

Item 10: Letter of land use, 1901

Item 11: Land Patents and Deeds for religious organizations

File 4: Copies of various documents regarding the steamer Peninah and liquor sales (1881-1882)

Item 1: Telegraph regarding liquor sales, 1881

Item 2: Telegraph regarding the steamer Peninah, 1881

Item 3: Letter stating the intention of holding steamer Peninah until Deputy arrives at reservation, 1881

File 5: Copies of articles from The North American Indian on the Sarsi and Assiniboine tribes

Item1: Pages 91 – 92, from North American Indian

Item 2: Pages 157 – 178, from North American Indian

Item 3: Pages 214 – 218, from North American Indian

File 6: Statistics on Indian population in the United States compiled by Douglas D. Martin with his notes

Item 1: Tribal Population gathered by Martin in his notes

Item 2: Stocks and Tribes, by Sex, Age, and Blood

Item 3: Marital Condition

Item 4: Marital Condition

Item 5: School Attendance of Indians 6 – 19 years old

Item 6: School Attendance of Indians 6 – 19 years old

Item 7: Illiteracy

Item 8: Illiteracy

Item 9: Inability to Speak English

Item 10: Inability to Speak English

Item 11: Indian Population in the United States 1890 - 1930

Item 12: Indian Population in the United States, 1930 and 1910

Item 13: Indian Population by Mixture of Blood, by Stock and Tribe, 1930 and 1910

Item 14: Indian Population in the United States, by five year periods, 1930

Item 15: Indian Population in the United States, by five year periods, 1930

Item 16: Indian Population in the United States, Marital Conditions, 1930

Item 17: Indian Population in the United States, Marital Conditions, 1930

Item 18: Indian Population in the United States, School Attendance

Item 19: Indian Population in the United States, Illiteracy in the Indian Population, 1930

Item 20: Indian Population in the United States, Inability to speak English, 1910

Item 21: Indian Population in the United States, Inability to speak English, 1930

Item 22: Indian Population in the United States, Composition of the Indian Population, 1930

Item 23: Indian Population in the United States, Indian Farm Operators, 1930 and 1920

Item 24: Notes on statistics by Martin

File 7: Copies of various documents: Problems with the Great Northern Railroad

Item 1: Report of commissioner of Indian Affairs

Item 2: Public – No. 52, An act granting to the Saint Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway Company the right of way through Tribal Reservations

Item 3: Office of Indian Affairs: Letter regarding transportation of gravel from reservation to railway, 1891

Item 4: Office of Indian Affairs: Letter on how much gravel is being removed from reservation, 1891

Item 5: Department of the Interior: Approval of two leases on reservation, 1892

Item 6: Department of the Interior: Letter of approval of two leases on reservation, 1892

Item 7: Department of the Interior Lease: of reservation land for gravel, 1892

Item 8:United States Indian Service: Letter on lease of gravel pits on reservation land for gravel, 1892

Item 9: Department of the Interior Lease: Letter of reservation land for gravel, 1892

Item 10: United States Indian Service: Letter on how the money from lease will be divided between different tribes and paid out in form of sheep, 1893

Item 11: Department of the Interior: Letters on appraisal and use of gravel beds on reservation, 1892

Item 12: Department of the Interior: Letter regarding appraisement and right of way through reservation, 1891

Item 13: Department of the Interior: Letter on appraisal of land through several reservations, 1887

Item 14: Office of Indian Affairs: Letter on approving new maps for extension of railway through reservations, 1887

Item 15: Office of Indian Affairs: Letter acknowledging receipt of letter, 1887

Item 16: Office of Indian Affairs: Letter from First National Bank accepting appointment of appraiser, 1887

Item 17: Office of Indian Affairs: Letter acknowledging receipt of instructions for appraisers, 1887

Item 18: Office of Indian Affairs: Western Union Telegraph sent to inquire if railroad men that have begun grading were authorized to begin work before appraisement is made, 1887

Item 19: Office of Indian Affairs: Western Union Telegraphs sent regarding appraisement and right of way, 1887

Item 20: Office of Indian Affairs: Western Union Telegraphs sent to stop grading, 1887

Item 21: Office of Indian Affairs: Western Union Telegraph sent to confirm compensation has been paid, 1887

Item 22: Office of Indian Affairs: Letters acknowledging wrong doing of beginning work on reservation land before appraisal has been done, and another letter allowing this to go on despite laws broken, 1887

Item 23: Office of Indian Affairs: Letter in relation to gravel and right of way, 1888

Item 24: Office of Indian Affairs: Letters wanting to take additional gravel through the right of way law and approval of this action, 1890

Item 25: Office of Indian Affairs: Letter from Indian Agent stating the gravel is valuable and the Indians are becoming angry, 1891

Item 26: Office of Indian Affairs: Letter referring to interruptions of railway lines by Indians, 1891

Item 27: Office of Indian Affairs: Letter about land taken by railroad from reservation, 1891

Item 28: Office of Indian Affairs: Letter asking to extend time of use of gravel pits on reservation, 1891

Item 29: Office of Indian Affairs: Telegraph from railway requesting the building of shipping pen on reservation, 1892

Item 30: Office of Indian Affairs: Western Union Telegraph referring to application to build stock yards on reservation, 1892

Item 31: Office of Indian Affairs: Newspaper clipping about stockyards on reservation, 1892

Item 32: Office of Indian Affairs: Letter authorization to grant stock yards to be built on reservation, 1892

Item 33: Office of Indian Affairs: letter of desire to build loading pen on reservation, 1892

Item 34: Office of Indian Affairs: Letter asking for instructions to allow negotiations with Indians on subject of gravel pits, 1892

Item 35: Office of Indian Affairs: Letter on the repayment to Indians on the stock animals being run over by trains, 1897

Item 36: Letter relating prices of steers from stock inspector, 1906

Item 37: Stock Schedule for Fort Peck Reservation

Item 38: Claimants Report. Stock Killed and Injured., 1908

Item 39: Letters of purchase of reservation lands and damns for railway usage using right of way law, 1910

File 8: Copies of miscellaneous official documents relating to the mismanagement of Fort Peck Indian resources

Item 1: Report of the Superintendent of Indian Schools

Item 2: Department of the Interior, Letter from superintendent about reservation schools, 1905

Item 3: Department of the Interior, Letters about reservation schools, 1905

Item 4: Department of the Interior, Letters about reservation schools transferring unfit teacher, 1905

Item 5: Department of the Interior, Various letters about runaway Native youths from boarding schools and a letter about allowing a women to pull money out of her account, 1905

Item 6: Department of the Interior, Letter regarding young Native woman’s pregnancy and eventual marriage, 1906

Item 7: Department of the Interior, Letter regarding Young Native children at boarding school that allowed singing Native songs and writing stories from their culture, 1907

Item 8: Lists of Natives who killed beef for donation and personal use.

Item 9: Department of the Interior, Letter about Natives fighting fire on reservation, 1907

Item 10: Department of the Interior, Letter regarding outside reservation water use and a list of supplies for the reservation for the year, 1907

Item 11: Letter about an issuance of license, 1908

Item 12: Department of the Interior, Letter referring to couple who ran away together to pike reservation, 1908

Item 13: Department of the Interior, Letter speaking about flood on reservation, 1908

Item 14: Department of the Interior, Letters about the charges against J. D. Flynn, 1909

Item 15: Report on the sale of allotment lands, 1900

Item 16: Department of the Interior, Removal of Gus M. Hedderich, 1909

Item 17: Department of the Interior, Charges against Hotel Keeper, 1910

Item 18: Department of the Interior, Letter attached to ration roll, 1911

Item 19: Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1910

Item 20: Department of the Interior, letters enquiring of purchase and selling of cows for boarding school, 1911

Item 21: Letters between teachers and Indian Affairs about prioritizing English and work for the Native children’s education, 1911

Item 22: A letter from the delegates of the Assinaboine Tribe requesting treaty records from Commissioner of Indian Affairs

Item 23: Department of the Interior, Several letters concerning the sale of surplus land, who will be placed in charge of the money and tribal members who have signed a petition, 1912

Item 24: Department of the Interior, Water reservoir applications for railway rental contract renewal and payment, 1912

Item 25: Department of the Interior, Handling of surplus properties, 1913

File 9: Copies of miscellaneous official documents relating to the mismanagement of Fort Peck Indian resources

Item 1: Questions about land contracts, reservoirs and irrigation ditches, 1913

Item 2: Supervising report for Fort Peck schools

Item 3: Department of the Interior, letter addressing changing of the title expert farmer and additional farmer to farmer, 1913

Item 4: Stats for supplies on various reservations, 1913

Item 5: Department of the Interior, promotion of Native industries, 1914

Item 6: Department of the Interior, letter addressing the reimbursement of money for the destruction of infected animals, 1914

Item 7: Department of the Interior, Complaint filed by Natives against Farmer, charges were dropped citing arrests of Natives and laziness, 1914

Item 8: Department of the Interior, reimbursement for non-irrigated lands, 1915

Item 9: Department of the Interior, appraisement of allotments, 1915

Item 10: Department of the Interior, Complaints against Mr. Clyde Patton, 1915

Item 11: Department of the Interior, Education costs for Indian Boarding schools, 1915

Item 12: Department of the Interior, Indian Oaks notice, 1915

Item 13: Department of the Interior, Charges filed against Mr. Clyde Patton, 1915

Item 14: Memorandum regarding industrial matters, 1915

Item 15: Inspection report for reservation schools, 1915

Item 16: Department of the Interior, Housing still needing improvement, 1915

Item 17: Department of the Interior Complaints of the management of the reservation, 1916

Item 18: Department of the Interior, Hay cutting practices, 1917

Item 19: Newspaper article, 1917

Item 20: Department of the Interior, liquor problem, 1917

Item 21: Board of Indian Commissioners, report on the Fort Peck Indian Agency, 1919

Item 22: Department of the Interior, complaint against Mr. H. S. Redfield about gambling, 1919

Item 23: Office Work, 1920

Item 24: Department of the Interior, Letter of concerns about Indians becoming citizens, 1920

Item 25: Charges filed against Luke Lowell a clerk on reservation, 1921

Box 2: Fort Peck Reservation, Montana -- Research materials compiled by Douglas D. Martin

File 1: Copies of miscellaneous official documents relating to the mismanagement of Fort Peck Indian resources

Item 1: Indian Office Files, Adoption of Nellie E. Jarman by reservation, 1920

Item 2: Indian Office Files, Complaint of turning over Native children’s money to principle of boarding school, 1921

Item 3: Indian Office Files, Complaints Against Isaac Blount by Natives on misappropriation of funds, 1921

Item 4: Department of the Interior, Complaint need to record Reservation money, 1921

Item 5: Department of the Interior, Unsubstantiated report of Reservation policeman, 1923

Item 6: Report on incompetent head matron at boarding school, 1925

Item 7: Inspection report on bribery charges for Chas Thompson, Reservation Police chief, 1927

Item 8: Resolutions, 1927 from the General counsel Poplar, Montana, 1927

Item 9: General council Minutes, 1927

Item 10: Department of the Interior, Reservation leases and collection of rentals for minors, 1928

Item 11: A letter to Samuel Blair from Neal Burslina asking to help him find his tribe’s name in order to get monetary benefit from reservation, 1928

Item 12: Department of the Interior, Several letters referring to the Ray Eder’s case, 1928

Item 13: Department of the Interior, several letters referring to voting population, 1934

Item 14: Miscellaneous telephone numbers

Item 15: Two letters about the Referendum on vote, 1935

Item 16: Letter to Charles Gordon from E.T. Conley regarding Poplar Creek 1938

Item 17: Petition of Assiniboine Indians of Ft. Peck Agency, Montana, to Commissioner of Indian Affairs and the Secretary of the Interior, through Charles Eggers, Superintendent of the Reservation

File 2: Copies of miscellaneous official documents relating to the mismanagement of

Fort Peck Indian resources

Item 1: Description of Property section 1 for land to be ceded by the United States government

Item 2: Letter to Agents and Superintendents Indian Service from acting commissioner regarding Indian land affairs, 1906

Item 3: Letter to C.B. Lohmiller from acting commissioner regarding James Garfield’s request to open a meat market, , 1905

Item 4: U.S. Department of the Interior Office of the Solicitor: Appeal from a Hearing Examiner regarding denial of petition for rehearing affirmed, 1966

Item 5: Letter to Area Director of Indian Affairs from Field Solicitor regarding white trespass – Fort Peck Agency, 1966

Item 6: Letter to Moody Brickett from A.E. Bielefeld regarding trespass by Rudolph White, a non-Indian, on Tribal Land on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation, Montana, 1965

Item 7: Excerpt from “Indian Heirship Land Study” with information regarding Fort Peck Agency 1961

Item 8: Letter to F.A. Asbury from Charles B. Emery regarding Fort Peck Indian Agency, 1945

Item 9: Letter to F.A. Asbury from Charles B. Emery regarding Fort Peck Indian Agency, 1944

Item 10: Letter to Mr. Washington from Harold L. Ickes regarding Fort Peck Reservation, 1943

Item 11: Letter to Commissioner of Indian Affairs from John G. Hunter regarding enclosed birth certificate of George Lafountain, 1938

Item 12: Letter to Dr. L.A. Fullerton from J.G. Townsend regarding Roger Browning and Fort Peck, 1937

File 3: Excerpts from annual reports of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1870-1886, with Douglas D. Martin’s notes

Item 1: Miscellaneous handwritten notes 1870

Item 2: Excerpt from “Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs” undated

Item 3: Miscellaneous handwritten notes 1876

Item 4: Excerpt of “Reports of Agents in Montana”

Item 5: List of present liabilities to Indian Tribes

Item 6: Statement of disbursements made from the appropriations for the Indian department for the fiscal year… Disbursement of Appropriation

Item 7: Medical statistics consolidated report of sick and wounded, United States Indian service, for year ending 1883

File 4: Excerpts from annual reports of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1870-1886, with Douglas D. Martin’s notes cont.

Item 1: Excerpt of Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs: Department of Interiors Office of Indian Affairs, 1884

Item 2: Appropriation Disbursement Medical Statistics 1884

Item 3: Excerpt of Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs: Department of Interiors Office of Indian Affairs 1885

Item 4: Excerpt of Reports of Agents in Montana focus on farming, improvements, civilization and irrigating ditches and dams

Item 5: List of Present Liabilities to Indian Affairs 1886

Item 6: Handwritten note mentioning H.R. West and inspector Armstrong 1886

Item 7: Handwritten note mentioning H. Heth and farming 1886

Item 8: Handwritten note mentioning labor statistics 1887

Item 9: Handwritten letter mentioning cultivated land and other farming information undated

Item 10: Handwritten note mentioning farming information 1888

Item 11: Handwritten note mentioning farming information 1889

Item 12: Handwritten note mentioning REIA 1890

Item 13: Handwritten note mentioning the Dorchester Report

Item 14: Excerpt of Report of Agents in Montana regarding agency garden, stock, and Indian houses 1886

Item 15: List of present liabilities to Indian Tribes

Item 16: Statistics relating to population, civilization, allotments, houses, etc.

Item 17: Labor, criminal, religious, and vital statistics of Indian population

Item 18: Statistics of land cultivated and crops raised

Item 19: Excerpt of Reports of Agents in Montana mentioning mission school, agency building, the reservation on the Northwest commission 1887

Item 20: List of employees in Indian schools by the Fort Peck Agency, Montana

Item 21: Population, intelligence, and religious, vital, and criminal statistics

Item 22: Statistics as to lands cultivated and allotted, industry, subsistence, and buildings

Item 23: Statistics of crops raised, stock owned, and miscellaneous products of Indian labor

Item 24: Excerpt of Fifty-seventh annual report commissioner of Indian affairs

Item 25: Excerpt of Report of Agents in Montana mentioning civilization, stock-raised, and the agency boarding school 1888

Item 26: Excerpt of Report of Agents in Montana mentioning police, freighting and labor, agency building, missionary work and religion, sanitary, employees, etc. 1888

Item 27: Excerpt of Report of Agents in Montana mentioning the census, civilizations, agency boarding school, farming, and police

Item 28: Excerpt of Reports of Agents in Montana mentioning occupation, agency buildings, and the agency boarding school

Item 29: Excerpt of Reports of Agents in Montana mentioning religion, civilization, the “Beef Issue”, police, sanitary, and a part of Report of Tongue River Agency

Item 30: List of employees at Indian school and statistics 1887

Item 31: Status of Indian school employees and employee qualifications 1888

Item 32: Excerpt of Reports of Commissioner of Indian Affairs issues of rations 1882

Item 33: Population, intelligence, and religious, vital, and criminal statistics

Item 34: Statistics of Indian lands, crops, stock, and labor

Item 35: Medical statistics of the U.S. Indians service 1889

Item 36: Indian school employees medical statistics

Item 37: Excerpt of Reports of Agents in Montana

Item 38: Excerpt of Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs

Item 39: Excerpt of Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs 1895

Item 40: Excerpt of Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs table no. 3 – location, date of opening, capacity, enrollment, and average attendance of

Government reservation boarding schools, etc.

Item 41: Employee Agency School statistics for 1902

Item 42: Employee Agency School statistics for 1904

Item 43: Report of the commissioner of Indian affairs statement showing number of Indians who do and number who do not receive supplies from the government

Item 44: List of employees in Indian schools Montana

Item 45: Statistics of Indian lands, crops, stock, and labor

Item 46: Medical statistics of the U.S. Indian service for 1889

File 5: Excerpts from annual reports of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1867-1913, with Douglas D. Martin’s contents note

Item 1: Handwritten excerpt from Fort Peck Annual Report 1894-1913

Item 2: Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs regarding the Flathead reservation

Item 3: Excerpt of Report of Indian Affairs Dakota Superintendency mentioning the location at Little Bend, opposite Big Cheyanne River and Fort Rice

Item 4: Excerpt of Report of Indian Affairs Dakota Superintendency regarding agriculture

Item 5: Excerpt of Report of Indian Affairs Dakota Superintendency regarding the civility of the Indian population

Item 6: Excerpt of Report of Indian Affairs Montana Superintendency 1869

Item 7: Excerpt of Report of Indian Affairs regarding gros ventures; Hon. E.S. Parker

Item 8: Excerpt of Report of Indian Affairs no. 66 regarding gros ventures and river crow agency 1870

Item 9: Excerpt of Report of Indian Affairs regarding Milk River Agency Assinaboines and gros ventres 1871

Item 10: Excerpt of Report of Indian Affairs Fort Browning, Montana Territory 1871

Item 11: Excerpt of Report of Indian Affairs regarding Indian tribes in Montana and subsistence from the government

Item 12: Excerpt of Report of Indian Affairs regarding General Garfield’s mission 1872

Item 13: Excerpt of Report of Indian Commissioners regarding the agency’s: Yakama, Quinaielt, Warm Springs, Siletz, Klamath, Alsea, Blackfeet, Crow, Milk River, and Michigan 1873

Item 14: Excerpt of Report of Indian Commissioner regarding Indian school houses; Harrison Fuller 1874

Item 15: Excerpt of Reports of Agents in Montana regarding Indian police organized, progress of the Sioux, hindrance to their civilization 1875

Item 16: Excerpt of Reports of Agents in Montana regarding Chas S. Medary 1876

Item 17: Excerpt of Reports of Agents in Montana regarding location of the agency, number of Indians, and the Indian reservation 1877

Item 18: Excerpt of Reports of Agents in Montana regarding the boarding school and the sanitary condition of the Indians; Peter Ronan 1878

Item 19: Excerpt of Reports of Agents in Montana 1879 (difficult to read)

Item 20: Excerpt of Agents in Montana regarding agency building; Peter Bonan 1880

Item 21: Excerpt of Reports of Agents in Montana regarding executive orders and location of agencies; W.L. Lincoln 1881

Item 22: Excerpt of Reports of Agents in Montana regarding Poplar creek agency and tribes 1882

Item 23: Excerpt of Agents in Montana regarding farming; W.L. Lincoln 1883

Item 24: Statements of disbursements made from the appropriations for the Indian Department for the fiscal year ending 1884

Item 25: Excerpt of Reports of Agents in Montana regarding civilization, stock-raising, improvements, farming, and irrigating ditch 1885

Item 26: Excerpt of Reports of Agents in Montana regarding agency garden, stock, and Indian houses; W.L. Lincoln 1886

Item 27: Excerpt of Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs expense of Indian service 1898

Item 28: Excerpt of Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs delivery of goods and supplies

Item 29: Excerpt of Reports of Agents in Montana regarding work performed by the Indians, agriculture, and work on irrigating ditch

Item 30: Excerpt of Reports of Agents in Montana regarding the Tongue River

Agency 1886

Item 31: Excerpt of Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs regarding Fort Belknap Agency 1874

Item 32: Table of statistics showing labor performed by Indians together with criminal, religious, and vital statistics

Item 33: Excerpt of Report of Agents in Montana regarding mission school, agency buildings, the reservation and the northwestern commission 1887

Item 34: Excerpt of Reports of Agents in Montana regarding civilization, agency boarding school, and farming

Item 35: Excerpt of Reports of Agents in Montana regarding the diminished reservation, the census, and stock raising 1888

Item 36: Excerpt of Reports of Agents in Montana regarding farming and the police 1889

Item 37: Excerpt of Reports of Agents in Montana regarding report of Fort Peck Agency 1890

Item 38: Excerpt of Reports of Agents in Montana regarding report of Fort Peck Agency 1891

Item 39: Excerpt of Reports of Agents in Montana regarding report of Fort Peck Agency 1892

Item 40: Excerpt of Reports of Agents in Montana regarding report of Fort Peck Agency 1893

Item 41: Excerpt of Reports of Agents in Montana regarding report of Fort Peck Agency and report of Fort Belknap School 1894

Item 42: Excerpt of Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs 1895

Item 43: Excerpt of Agents in Montana regarding Report of Fort Peck Agency Indian census information

Item 44: Excerpt of Agents in Montana regarding Report of Superintendent of Poplar River School 1895

Item 45: Excerpt of Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs regarding logging on reservations 1898

Item 46: Excerpt of Agencies in Montana regarding Fort Peck Agency census material and character, population, employment, education, religion, crime, irrigation, police, etc. 1898

Item 47: Excerpt of Reports of Agents in Montana regarding Report of

Superintendent of Fort Belknap School 1899

Item 48: Excerpt of Reports Concerning Indians in Montana regarding Fort Peck and Tongue River 1900

Item 49: Excerpt of Reports Concerning Indians in Montana regarding Report of Superintendent of Fort Peck School 1901

Item 50: Excerpt of Reports Concerning Indians in Montana regarding Report of Agent for Fort Peck Agency 1902

Item 51: Statistics relating to population, dress, intelligence, dwellings, and subsistence of Indians, and religious, vital, and criminal stats.

Item 52: Excerpt of Reports Concerning Indians in Montana regarding superintendent of Fort Belknap School

Item 53: Excerpt of Reports Concerning Indians in Montana regarding Report of School Superintendent in Charge of Fort Peck Agency 1904

Item 54: Excerpt of Reports Concerning Indians in Montana regarding reservation population 1905

Item 55: Excerpt of the Department of the Interior incomes of the various Indian tribes from all sources for the fiscal year ended 1905

Item 56: Excerpt of Reports of the Department of the Interior statistics of Indian schools during the fiscal year ended 1905

Item 57: Excerpt of Reports of the Department of the Interior list of persons employed in the Indian agency service on 1905

Item 58: Excerpt of Reports Concerning Indians in Montana regarding superintendent Jesse E. Tyler 1906

Item 59: Excerpt of Reports Concerning Indians in Montana information about Indian schools by superintendent and Special Disbursing Agent C.B. Lohmiller 1906

Item 60: Excerpt of Report of Commissioner of Indian Affairs regarding irrigable lands and cheap fuel supply 1908

Item 61: Excerpt of Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs regarding Standing Rock, North Dakota

Item 62: Excerpt of Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs number and value of individual and tribal livestock, poultry, etc., belonging to Indians 1913

Item 63: Excerpt of Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs stock belonging to Indians sold and slaughtered during fiscal year ended 1913

Item 64: Excerpt of Report of the Secretary of the Interior, 1935 regarding the Navajo vote, the Indian Renaissance, and Indian emergency work

Item 65: Excerpt of the Secretary of the Interior 1935 regarding emergency conservation work

Item 66: Indian population in continental U.S. enumerated at Federal agencies, according to tribe, sex, and residence, 1935

Item 67: Excerpt of the Secretary of the Interior regarding Indian livestock industry set back by drought, gains are evident since 1933

Item 68: Excerpt of the Secretary of the Interior regarding community gardens and other projects 1937

Item 69: Indian population in continental U.S. enumerated at federal agencies, according to tribe, sex, and residence, 1937

Item 70: Excerpt of Report of the Secretary of the Interior regarding “Indian Cooperation” 1939

Item 71: Excerpt of document regarding the future of the Indian

Item 72: Excerpt of Report of the Secretary of the Interior Office of Indian Affairs regarding lands restocked for production

Item 73: Excerpt of Report of the Secretary of the Interior regarding irrigated lands and Indian self-support 1940

Item 74: Excerpt of Office of Indian Affairs by William A. Brophy 1946

Item 75: Excerpt of Indian Service Reorganization regarding delegation of authority and appropriations consolidated 1946

File 6: Copy of article, “Fort Peck Dam,” from the Montana Magazine of Western History (Summer 1977)

Item 1: Excerpt of Taming the Missouri and Treating the… Fort Peck by Bob Saindon and Bunky Sullivan

File 7: Copy of article, “Hum-pa-zee,” from the Montana Magazine of Western History (Winter 1978)

Item 1: Excerpt of Hum-pa-zee by Ben H. Johnson 1978

File 8: Photostats of miscellaneous correspondence

Item 1: A letter requesting more supplies for the Native people.

Item 2: A letter about the estimate for supplies for the Native people.

Item 3: A letter of complaint against Thomas a Mitchell, Indian Agent of Fort

Peck.

Item 4: A letter from the Indian Agent at Fort Peck to Washington D.C.

Item 5: An illegible letter.

Item 6: A letter requesting money for expenses from E.B.F.

Item 7: A letter complaining about Canadian Indians staying on the reservation.

Item 8: A letter desiring to curb the Native people from wandering for buffalo when they are hungry.

Item 9: A letter stating the U.S. government will send in the army to help with hostile Indians from Sitting Bull’s camp.

Item 10: A letter assuring that the Native people are under control.

Item 11: A letter about the removal of Mr. Alderson.

Item 12: A letter responding to a telegram.

Item 13: A series of letters on the subject of the replacing Indian Agent for Fort Peck.

Item 14: A letter referring to charges against Sioux Indians.

Item 15: A letter from the Headquarters of the Army deciding that all Sioux Indians should be on one reservation.

Item 16: A letter about “half breeds” encampments escaping capture.

Item 17: A letter about keeping Native people on reservation.

Item 18: A letter about reservation Indians complaining about Sitting bull and his encampment scattering all the buffalo.

Item 19: A letter requesting U.S. Troops to listen to the Indian Agents orders.

Item 20: A partial letter denying a Chinese Wall around the reservation.

Item 21: An illegible letter.

Item 22: A partial letter about building a fort and a Chinese Wall.

Item 23: An illegible letter.

Item 24: A letter to Colonel Black from Fort Peck Indian Agency.

Item 25: A letter to call upon the military to remove all “half breeds” from the reservation.

Item 26: A letter about removing the Canadian “half breeds” from reservation.

Item 27: An illegible letter.

Item 28: A letter about removing the Canadian “half breeds” from reservation.

Item 29: An illegible letter.

Item 30: A letter speaking of moving the “half breeds” to another location.

Item 31: An illegible letter.

Item 32: a Letter requesting penalties for the reservation Indians preventing them from going to the Military reservation in order for them to trade for whiskey and ammunition.

Item 33: An illegible letter.

Item 34: A letter accusing fraud to the Indian Agent regarding the illegal trade of Native supplies.

Item 35: A letter about illegal trade.

Item 36: A letter acknowledging the receiving of supplies for the reservation.

Item 37: An illegible letter.

Item 38: A telegram-requesting cattle for reservation.

Item 39: An illegible letter.

Item 40: An illegible letter.

Item 41: A letter requesting Native people to only to trade with Indian Agents permission.

Item 42: A series of letters describing altercations with “half breed” Native people and the need to move them somewhere else.

Item 43: An illegible letter.

Item 44: A letter stating the Native people of the reservation have no knowledge of the stolen horses.

Item 45: A letter about how hard it is to civilize the Native people.

Item 46: A letter about trading with the Native people.

Item 47: A letter about a steamer captured that had been trading illegally.

Item 48: A letter informing of the stealing and retrieval of ponies from scouts.

Item 49: A telegraph informing the seizure of a steamer for selling Whiskey to the Native people.

Item 50: A letter reporting the attack of white men on peaceful Native people.

Item 51: A letter discussing trading firearms and ammunition with the native people on the reservation.

Item 52: A letter about congregating tribes in Yellowstone and whiskey trade with the Native people.

Item 53: A letter about the movements of Sitting Bull and his people.

Item 54: A letter about the theft of supplies intended for the Native people.

Item 55: A letter about Whisky trade.

Item 56: A letter requesting a meeting in Washington.

Item 57: A letter about Sitting Bull and Bloody Mouth people’s living conditions and desire for peace.

Item 58: A request for yearly funds for the reservation.

Item 59: A request for yearly funds for the reservation.

Item 60: An illegible letter.

Item 61: A request for supplies.

Item 62: A list of supplies bought and the price of each item.

Item 63: A letter discussing possible locations for a mill and good farmland.

Item 64: A letter about the employees of the reservation.

Item 65: A letter about the purchase of firearms and ammunition by the Native people.

Item 66: Department of the Interior, several letters regarding boarding school student’s religious practices, and the list of supplies for students.

Item 67: Letter to Superintendent Indian School from acting commissioner of Department of the Interior Office of Indian Affairs regarding unserviceable property March 31, 1905

Box 3: Documents comprising Court of Claims Docket 184, Fort Peck Indians v. U.S.A.

File 1: Correspondence to/from Douglas D. Martin regarding his historical report of the Fort Peck Reservation (1978-1980)

Item 1: Letter to Douglas Martin from D. Lee Stewart regarding historical report of Fort Peck Reservation 1978

Item 2: Letter to D. Lee Stewart from Douglas D. Martin regarding historical

report of Fort Peck Reservation 1978

Item 3: Letter to Douglas Martin from Maclyn P. Burg regarding the Blackfoot case 1978

Item 4: Letter to Douglas Martin from M.E. Saltmarsh regarding interrogatories 1979

Item 5: Letter to Douglas Martin from D. Lee Stewart regarding a copy of the latest memorandum and order issued by trial judge Francis C. Browne 1979

Item 6: Letter to Douglas Martin from D. Lee. Stewart regarding a copy of the latest memorandum and order issued by trial judge Francis C. Browne 1979

Item 7: Letter to Douglas Martin from D. Lee Stewart regarding mismanaged trial involving Fort Peck Indians of the Fort Peck Reservation 1980

File 2: Department of Interiors miscellaneous documentation

Item 1: Department of the Interior, letters referring to boarding schools on reservation, 1899

Item 2: Department of the Interior, Letters referring to irrigation and dams for the reservation,1893

Item 3: Department of the Interior, map of reservation, 1901

Item 4: Map of reservation

Item 5: Office of Indian Affairs, Map of land tract for Presbyterian Church on reservation, 1904

Item 6: Department of the Interior, map of land tract for boarding school, 1903

Item 7: Office of Indian Affairs, several letters about trying to confiscate the steamer Peninah for selling whisky illegally to whites on reservation, 1882

Item 8: Office of Indian Affairs, letter referring to the gravel removal from railroads to off reservation locations, 1891

Item 9: List of horses killed by train, 1908

Item 10: Partial letter discussing payment for gravel

Item 11: Lease of land to Railroad company, 1892

Item 12: A letter about Thomas Hancock selling ponies to two different men, 1907

Item 13: Receipt roll of irregular employees 1901

Item 14: Inventory of tools 1907

Item 15: Letter to the superintendent of Indian schools from the acting commissioner regarding examination of current accounts 1906

Item 16: Report of Commissioner of Indian Affairs diagram showing Office of Indian Affairs

Item 17: Letter to E. Brady from E.J. Baldwell regarding ration tickets at Wolf Point 1907

Item 18: List of Indians holding ration tickets at Wolf Point 1908

Item 19: Document pertaining to the proposed Missouri River Gravity Canal 1915

Item 20: Promo for Wolf Point claiming “Own Your Home” and “Fuel is Cheap” 1920

Item 21: Newspaper article titled “Cooperation by Whites, Indians: Range Problems Consider Ed at Joint Meeting Progress is Made” 1922

File 3: Maps: Montana and the Fort Peck Reservation

Item 1: Map of Montana showing bituminous and sub-bituminous coal

Item 2: Geological map of Montana showing sedentary rock

Item 3: Map showing oil and gas fields in Montana

Item 4: Map showing sand and gravel in Montana

Item 5: Map showing salt in Montana

Item 6: Map showing Bentonite in Montana

Item 7: Fort Peck Indian Reservation Map 1942

Item 8: Fort Peck Indian Reservation map – roads 1965, 1972, 1975

File 4: Proposal for the Preparation of a Historical Report by D.D. Martin

Item 1: Proposal for the Preparation of a Historical Report by D.D. Martin (2 copies, undated)

File 5: Letters and Contracts from Douglas D. Martin

Item 1: Handwritten letter to James M. Upton from Douglas D. Martin regarding payment and contracts 1920

Item 2: Typed letter to Jim M. Upton from Douglas D. Martin regarding payment and contracts 1980

Item 3: Letter to D. Lee Stewart from Douglas D. Martin regarding completion of research for historical report 1979

Item 4: Letter to D. Lee Stewart from Douglas D. Martin regarding submission of final report 1979

Item 5: Letter to D. Lee Stewart from Douglas D. Martin regarding report on Fort Peck Reservation 1980

Item 6: Award contract for J-09564 by Douglas D. Martin 1978

Item 7: Award contract for JALDN-79-C-0105 by Douglas D. Martin 1979

Item 8: Request for a signed copy of previously enclosed contract 1978

File 6: Historical Report on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation in Montana 1979

Item 1: Historical Report on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation in Montana 1979

File 7: Accounting Report On: Fort Peck Indians of the Fort Peck Reservation, Montana 1977

Item 1: Accounting Report On: Fort Peck Indians of the Fort Peck Reservation, Montana 1977

File 8: Fort Peck Indians of the Fort Peck Reservation, Montana vol. 2

Item 1: Fort Peck Indians of the Fort Peck Reservation, Montana vol. 2

File 9:

Item 1: Miscellaneous handwritten notes regarding inspection 1889

Item 2: Handwritten document regarding efficiency of the police

Item 3: Handwritten document regarding the day school at Wolf Point

Item 4: Inspection of Fort Peck Agency by Inspector C.H. Howard 1883

Item 5: Fort Peck Agency report of immorality among the pupils of the boarding school at Fort Peck 1884

Item 6: Letter to S.E. Snider from unknown regarding Wolf Point Montana 1884

Item 7: Inspection of Fort Peck Agency information

Item 8: Synopsis of evidence filed by Inspector Armstrong 1886

Item 9: Handwritten letter to the secretary of the interior from unknown 1885

Item 10: Statement of evidence Fort Peck 1886

Item 11: Fort Peck Agency 1886

Item 12: Synopsis of Report of Inspector Pearsons on the Fort Peck Agency 1886

Item 13: Synopsis of Report of Inspector Pearsons on the Fort Peck School 1886

Item 14: Handwritten letter to the secretary of the interior from unknown 1888

Item 15: Report on Helena M.J. from the U.S. Indian Inspection Service

Item 16: List of supplies received, issues, and remaining on hand at Fort Peck

Item 17: Report on Fort Peck Agency Schools 1891

Item 18: Handwritten letter to the Secretary of Interior from unknown regarding the Fort Peck Report 1893

Item 19: Synopsis of report of inspector Cisney, Fort Peck Agency 1891

Item 20: List of Indian Schools Employees 1892

Item 21: Inspection report on Fort Peck Agency 1894

Item 22: Inspection report on Poplar Creek Boarding School 1894

Item 23: Report as to officers, employees, police, and interpreters connected with the Fort Peck Indian Agency 1896

Item 24: Handwritten document pertaining to James Macdonald Indian Trader 1895

Item 25: Testimony of C.B. Lohmille (sp.?) 1897

Item 26: Department of interiors report on ___? 1896

Item 27: Report on Fort Peck Agency and Schools 1897

Item 28: Letter to the secretary of the interior from Indian inspector regarding the Fort Peck Indian Reservation report 1897

Item 29: Letter to secretary of interior from unknown regarding Fort Peck Agency farmer 1897

Item 30: Department of the Interior U.S. Indian Service document pertaining to the Fort Peck Reservation 1897

Item 31: Suggestions for new agent, Indians taken up on rolls at Fort Peck

Item 32: Letter to the secretary of the interior from issue clerk regarding Fort Peck Agency, Poplar, Montana 1898

Item 33: Letter to the secretary of the interior from U.S. Indian Inspector regarding Fort Peck Agency report 1805

Item 34: Reports on affairs at the Poplar River Bd’g School, Fort Peck Agency, Montana 1890

Box 4: Documents comprising Court of Claims Docket 350, Three Affiliated Tribes of Fort Berthold v. U.S.A.

File 1: United States General Accounting Office Report

Item 1: Copy of United States General Accounting Office Report Re: Petition of the Fort Peck Indians of the Fort Peck Reservation, Montana

File 2: U.S. Court of Claims Documentation

Item 1: U.S. Court of Claims record to reschedule trial date 1979

File 3: Restatement of Plaintiff’s Exceptions

Item 1: Restatement of Plaintiff’s Exceptions to Defendant’s Accounting and Supplemental Accounting for the three affiliated tribes of the Fort Berthold Reservation 1979

File 4: Opinion of the Commission 1977

Item 1: Opinion of the Commission for three affiliated tribes of the Fort Berthold Reservation

File 5: Index and Digest of Exhibits Presented by the Defendant

Item 1: Index and Digest of Exhibits Presented by the Defendant

File 6: Memorandum of Pretrial Conference

Item 1: Memorandum of Pretrial Conference for the three affiliated tribes of the Fort Berthold Reservation 1979

File 7: General Services Administration Report

Item 1: General services administrative report for the three affiliated tribes of the Fort Berthold Reservation, to wit, the Arikara, Gros Ventre, and Mandan Tribes of Indians 1966

Item 2: Information relative to the acts of 1931

File 8: Indian Trust Accounting Division Office of Finance General Services Administration United States of America

Item 1: Account report on: the three affiliated tribes of the Fort Berthold Reservation

Box 5: Accounting Report On: Ft. Berthold Reservation

File 1: Accounting Report On: Ft. Berthold Reservation

Item 1: Accounting Report On the three affiliated tribes of the Fort Berthold Reservation Exhibits

Box 6: Document comprising Court of Claims Dockets 250 & 279, Fort Belknap Tribes v. U.S.A.

File 1: G.A.O. Report on the Fort Berthold Petition

Item 1: Letter to H.E. Waldo from John B. Nix regarding a copy of the General Accounting Office Report 1961

Item 2: Statement pertaining to Petition of the Three Affiliated Tribes of the Fort Berthold Reservation

Item 3: Copy of United States General Accounting Office Report Re: Petition of The Three Affiliated Tribes of the Fort Berthold Reservation, to Wit, the Arikara, Gros Ventre, and Mandan Tribes of Indians

File 2: Three Letters to D. Martin from Dept. of justice re Fort Berthold report

Item 1: Letter to D. Martin from James Upton regarding The Three Affiliated Tribes of the Fort Berthold Reservation v. U.S, Docket No. 350-G 1979

Item 2: Letter to D. Martin from James Upton regarding The Three Affiliated Tribes of the Fort Berthold Reservation v. U.S, Docket No. 350-G 1980

Item 3: Letter to D. Martin from James Upton regarding The Three Affiliated Tribes of the Fort Berthold Reservation v. U.S, Docket No. 350-G 1980

File 3: Bibliography

Item 1: Resource descriptions in Washington and Texas

File 4: List of “Issues Derived from Plaintiff’s Exceptions…”

Item 1: List of “Issues Derived from Plaintiff’s Exceptions…”

File 5: Defendant’s Requested Findings of Fact

Item 1: Defendant’s Requested Findings of Fact: The Blackfeet and Gros Ventre Tribes of Indians v. The United States of America v. The Fort Belknap Indian Community

File 6: Copy of typescript: Indian Service Expenditures of Tribal Funds on the Mescaleros Reservation, 1892-1946: A Historical Perspective on the 1975 Accounting Report by George M. Dennison (February 1977)

Item 1: Copy of typescript: Indian Service Expenditures of Tribal Funds on the Mescaleros Reservation, 1892-1946: A Historical Perspective on the 1975 Accounting Report by George M. Dennison (February 1977)

File 7: Copy of typescript: The Mescalero Reservation: A Historical Overview by George M. Dennison (September 1, 1975)

Item 1: The Mescalero Reservation: A Historical Overview by George M.

Dennison first half

File 8: Copy of typescript: The Mescalero Reservation: A Historical Overview by George M. Dennison (September 1, 1975)

Item 1: The Mescalero Reservation: A Historical Overview by George M. Dennison second half

Box 7: Documents Relating to the Academic Career of Douglas D. Martin, Sr. and Miscellaneous

File 1: Manuscript

Item1: Manuscript ‘“Policy is as Policy does” Comparing Canadian and U.S. Indian Policy in the Pacific Northwest, 1880 – 1920”, (undated)

File 2: Bibliography

Item 1: Bibliography, “The Trans-Appalachian West, 1763-1860”, (undated)

File 3: Bibliography

Item 1: Bibliography, “The Early American Frontier”, (undated)

File 4: Bibliography

Item 1: Bibliography, “History c 14-2 – Literature” , (1970)

File 5: Bibliography

Item 1: Bibliography, “Mining Frontiers”, (undated)

File 6: Bibliography

Item 1: Bibliography, “Frontier Novels”, (1987)

File 7: Bibliography

Item 1: Bibliography, compiler not indicated: untitled, fiction about the westward movement, (undated)

File 8: Bibliography

Item 1: Bibliography compiled by Douglas D. Martin: “Western Governments, Law, and Law Enforcement”, (undated)

File 9: Bibliography

Item 1: Bibliography compiled by Douglas D. Martin: “Indians and Indian-White Relations”, (undated)

File 10: Bibliography

Item 1: Bibliography compiled by Douglas D. Martin: “Indians and Indian-White Relations” (1975 revision) “Indians and Indian-White Relations”, Master Copy, (undated)

File 11: Bibliography

Item 1: Bibliography compiled by James H. Merrell: “Supplementary Reading List: Some Suggestions for Eastern Indians” (undated)

File 12: Bibliography

Item 1: Bibliography compiled by W. R. Swagerty: “Indian Impact”” (undated)

File 13: Bibliography

Item 1: Bibliography compiled by Lewis O. Saum: “American Civilization: The First Century of Independence” (1968)

File 14: Bibliography

Item 1: Bibliography compiled by E. B. Lyon: “American Colonies” (1939)

File 15: Bibliography

Item 1: Bibliography compiled by Mr. Carstensen: “ The Westward Movement” (1966)

File 16: Bibliographies, compiler not indicated: “ American Frontier” (1940)

Item 1: History 411 b (American Frontier), (1946)

Item 2: History 411 b (American Frontier), (1940)

Item3: History 411 c (American Frontier), (1940)

File 17: Bibliography

Item 1: Bibliography, compiler not indicated: “History and Literature of the American West” (1975)

File 18: Bibliography

Item 1: Bibliography, compiler not indicated: “The Westward Movement” (1962)

File 19: Bibliography

Item 1: Bibliography, compiler not indicated: untitled, about the myth of the West (undated)

File 20: Bibliography

Item 1: Bibliography, compiler not indicated: “ Indian White Relations” (Undated)

File 21: Bibliography

Item 1: Bibliography, compiler not indicated: “Indian Articles – Montana Magazine” (undated)

File 22: Bibliography

Item 1: Bibliography, compiler not indicated: “Indians and the Law” (undated)

File 23: Bibliography

Item 1: Bibliography, compiler not indicated: “American Indian Culture” (undated)

File 24: Bibliography, compiler not indicated (original and copy): “Representative General Works with Good Maps and Illustrations” (undated)

Item 1: Representative General Works with Good Maps and Illustrations, (original)

Item2: Representative General Works with Good Maps and Illustrations, (copy)

File 25: Douglas D. Martin’s notes on archives, libraries and other research sources regarding the Native Americans of Canada

Item 1: National Library of Canada, receipt from research facility, 1988

Item 2: List of Journals to check

Item 3: Canadian Journal of Nature Studies, price and publisher information

Item 4: Notes on Hudson Bay Company

Item 5: Notes on Boreal Institute for Northern Studies Library at University of Alberta

Item 6: Notes on Assembly of Fort Nations, Ottawa

Item 7:Notes on National library of Canada

Item 8: Notes on Alberta

File 26: Various notes and copies on Newberry Library Sources

Item 1: Notes on Newberry Publications

Item 2: Occasional Papers of the Center for the History of the American Indian

Item 3: Notes on Canada

File 27: Douglas D. Martin’s lecture notes

Item 1: Douglas D. Martin’s lecture notes to accompany the Smithsonian

Institution’s slide program “The Battle of the Little Bighorn” (undated)

File 28: Bibliography

Item 1: Bibliography, compiled by T. C. Hinckley, “Pacific Slope States” (undated)

File 29: Bibliography

Item 1: Bibliography, compiler not indicated, “The American West” (undated)

File 30: Bibliography

Item 1: Bibliography, compiler not indicated, “Indians and Indian – White Relations” (undated)

File 31: Newspaper article from The Sun

Item 1: Newspaper article from The Sun, July 2, 1980: “Heat deaths in Southwest hit 64; Montana drought worst since ‘36"

File 32: Mimeograph

Item 1: Mimeograph of symposium paper by Robert F. Berkhofer, Jr. “Persisting Problems of American Indian Leadership” (February 4-6, 1976)

File 33: Memorandum

Item 1: Memorandum to employees of the U.S. Land and Natural Resources Division regarding mail delivery (July 10, 1978)

File 34: Cover letter to Douglas D. Martin from Vince Riccardi and manuscript of the play Running Fox about the Sand Creek Massacre

Item 1: Cover letter to Douglas D. Martin from Vince Riccardi

Item 2: Manuscript of the play Running Fox about the Sand Creek Massacre

File 35: Two original letters (undated), typed notes and excerpts from other letters (dated 1912-1916) regarding mining operations in Washington State

Item 1: Handwritten letter to Charles Ballard from Mr. Best regarding land claim

Item 2: Handwritten letter to Charles Ballard from Mr. Best regarding his ill mother

Item 3: Biographical information on Charles H. Ballard

Item 4: Chronological list of events in Fall 1913

Item 5: Letter to “sister” from Leon regarding camping and the mine 1912

Item 6: Letter to Burt from unknown regarding finances and the mine 1913

Item 7: Letter to “Bro” from A.C. Ballard regarding a manuscript in progress 1916

Item 8: Letter to C.H. Ballard from W.E. Gilkey regarding Alaska 1912

Box 8: Miscellaneous

File 1: Miscellaneous

Item 1: Handwritten note pertaining to Aboriginal people

Item 2: Newspaper clipping with article “Residential School Apology Considered” by Penny Gummerson 1997

Item 3: Newspaper clipping with article “New Minister Re-opens talks” by Paul Barnsley 1997

Item 4: Newspaper clipping with article titled “B.C. Treaty-Making Process Criticized” by Saul Terry 1996

Item 5: Newspaper clipping with article Nisga’a Treaty Gets Qualified Public Support but the Agreement is Attacked on Specific Points from all Sides” by R. John Hayes 1997

Item 6: Nisga’a Treaty Negotiations Agreement in Principle in Brief

Item 7: Press release “Nisga’a Ceremony Won’t End Public Involvement” 1996

Item 8: B.C. Archives and Records Service Orientation Package Records Relating to B.C. Natives

Item 9: Public Archives of Canada Manuscript Division Inventory 1961

Item 10: List of Canadian Native periodicals held by the INAC Library 1985

Item 11: Handwritten note about a negotiation 1992

Item 12: Newspaper clipping “Nation in Brief” regarding fishing and hunting 1996

Item 13: Brochure “For Seven Generations: An Information Legacy of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal People”

Item 13: Brochure “Report of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples”

Item 14: Newspaper clipping with article “Treaty Process Doomed Unless Governments Dump ‘Arrogant’ Attitude” by Darah Hansen

Item 15: Typed note regarding envoy appointed to break salmon-treaty deadlock

Item 16: Newspaper clipping with article “Eligibility Battle Looms Over Treaty Negotiations” by Roxanne Gregory 1996

Item 17: Newspaper clipping with article “Canada Moves Ahead in Negotiations

by Darah K. Hansen 1982

Item 18: Newspaper clipping with article “Clayoquot Agreement Could be Extended”

Item 19: Newspaper clipping with article “Ditidaht Treaty Negotiations Underway” 1996

Item 20: Newspaper clipping with article “Business Boon to Kamloops Band” by Noah Black 1996

Item 21: Newspaper clipping with article “Residential School Victims File Suit” by Noah Black 1996

Item 22: Newspaper clipping with article “Nisga’a Leader Honored for Lifetime Achievement” 1996

Item 23: Newspaper clipping with article “Agreement-in-Principle for First Modern-Day Treaty Penned in B.C.” by Raymond Lawrence 1996

Item 24: Newspaper clipping with article “Nisga’a Agreement 110-years in the Making” by Debora Lockyer 1996

File 2: Miscellaneous

Item 1: Handwritten notes pertaining to Douglas treaties 1990

Item 2: Washington executive order reduction of Colville Reserve

Item 3: Article “Righting a Century-Old Wrong” by John Corsiglia 1992

Item 4: Handwritten note regarding Ingles Tsimslua

Item 5: Thirty Years in the Canadian North-West by Rev. James Woodsworth, D.D.

Item 6: Book review of Aboriginal Peoples and Politics: the Indian Land Question in British Columbia 1849-1989 by Paul Tennant

Item 7: Book review of An Iron Land Upon the People: The Law Against the Potlatch on the Northwest Coast by Douglas Cole

Item 8: “Turbulent Frontiers” and British Expansion: Governor James Douglas, the Royal Navy, and the British Columbia Gold Rushes by Barry M. Gough

Item 9: Send a Gunboat! Checking Slavery and Controlling Liqour Traffic among Coast Indians of British Columbia in the 1860’s by Barry M. Gough

Item 10: British Columbia Historical Quarterly vol. XI No. 2 1947

Item 11: Page from Judge Begbie in Action by Sydney G. Petit 1947

Item 12: Pages from Judge Begbie in Action by Sydney G. Petit 1947

Item 13: Pages from Judge Begbie in Action by Sydney G. Petit 1947

Item 14: Page from Lieutenant-Colonel Israel Wood Powell, M.D., C.M. 1946

Item 15: Pages from Israel Wood Powell by B.A. McKelvie 1947

Item 16: Page from Steamboat Days, 1870-1883, 1947

Item 17: Pages from Sir Douglas K.C.B.: The Father of British Columbia

File 3: British Columbia Turn of the Century Clippings

Item 1: Miscellaneous handwritten notes

Item 2: Miscellaneous handwritten notes regarding the report of the royal commission on Indian Affairs for the Provence of British Columbia

Item 3: “Before the Pale-Face Came” Indian names for familiar places map

Item 4: Newspaper article “Squamish Mission, of 300 People, on North Shore, Date Back to Late Sixties” by H.M. Cassidy

Item 5: Newspaper article “North Shore Indian Cemeteries” by Beryl Gray

File 4: British Columbia Cattle and Ranching

Item 1: Pages from Some Pioneers of the Cattle Industry by Robie L. Reid

File 5: British Columbia Explorers

Item 1: Handwritten note regarding BC

Item 2: Pages from The Journal of Jacinto Caamano by Henry R. Wagner and W.A. Newcombe 1938

Item 3: Copy of Titian Ramsay Peale and his Journals of the Wilkes Expedition 1799-1885

Item 4: Pages from Nookta Sound in 1789 Joseph Ingraham’s Account edited by Mark D. Kaplanoff

Item 5: Pages from Pedro de Alberni and the Spanish Claim to Nookta by Joseph P. Sanchez

Item 6: Papers Relative to the Exploration by Captain Palliser

File 6: British Columbia Indian Biography

Item 1: Newspaper clipping announcement regarding the Canadian Council for Native Business 1992

Item 2: Copy of Teaching in the B.C. Hinterland, 1928-1933 Beyond Hope, Past Redemption: The Lottie Bowron Story by Thomas Fleming and Carolyn Smyly

Item 3: Pages from Captain St. Paul of Kamloops by George D. Brown, Jr., and W. Kaye Lamb 1939

Item 4: Sydney Jamison History bibliography

Item 5: Handwritten note regarding A.G. Penne

Item 6: Copy of Chiefly Indian by Henry Pennier

File 7: British Columbia Fur Trade

Item 1: Copy of Exile in the Wilderness by Jean Murray Cole

Item 2: Copy of Comodityes besides Furres by Douglas Leechman

Item 3: Copy of I Sowed Garden Seeds by Douglas Leechman

Item 4: Copy of The Character of the British Columbia Frontier by Barry M. Gough

Item 5: Copy of Indian Control of the Maritime Fur Trade and the Northwest Coast by Robin Fisher

Item 6: Copy of Missions to the Indians of British Columbia by Robin Fisher

Item 7: Copy of Second Journal of Simon Fraser from May 30th to June 10th 1808

Item 8: Copy of The Introduction of Intoxicating Liquors Amongst the Indians of the Northwest Coast

Item 9: Copy of Documents Relating to the Mystery of Mrs. Barkley’s Diary 1942

Item 10: Copy of Four Letters from Richard Cadman Etches to Sir Joseph Banks, 1788-92 1942

Item 11: Copy of John Tod: Career of a Scotch Boy

Item 12: Copy of The Journal of John Work, 1835

Item 13: Book review of The Narrative of His Life

File 8: Fur Trade

Item 1: Notes on RG10 – Canada – BC Agency Records

Item 2: Copy of Diffusion of Diseases in the Western Interior of Canada, 1830-1850

Item 3: Copy of Trade and Imperial Approaches: Introduction

Item 4: Copy of The Home Guard Cree and the Hudson’s Bay Company: The First Hundred Years

Item 5: Copy of Indian Control of the Maritime Fur Trade and the Northwest Coast

Item 6: Copy of A Colony of Very Useful Hands’

Item 7: Copy of The Beaver Magazine of the North

Item 8: Copy of The Ac Ko Mok Ki Map

Item 9: Copy of By Fayre and Gentle Meanes, The Hudson’s Bay Company and the American Indian

File 9: British Columbia 19th Century Indians and Mining

Item 1: Copy of A study of the Okanagan Valley of British Columbia

Item 2: Copy of Beautiful British Columbia Magazine, summer 1987

Item 3: Copy of Pioneer Surveys and Surveyors

Item 4: Copy of Visit to San Juan Island

Item 5: Copy of Copper

Item 6: Copy of Varieties of Race

Item 7: Copy of Davidson’s farm

Item 8: Copy of Mr. Birch’s Report

Item 9: Copy of The Discovery of Hill’s Bar In 1858

Item 10: Copy of Agriculture in Vancouver Island

Item 11: Copy of Varieties of Salmon

Item 12: Copy of John Carmichael Haynes

Item 13: Copy of Gold-Rush Narratives

Item 14: Copy of Similkameen Trails, 1846-61

Item 15: Copy of Four Years in British Columbia and Vancouver Island

Item 16: Copy of Indian Fishermen

Item 17: Copy of Victoria

Item 18: Copy of Approach of Winter

Item 19: Copy of Canoe Journey

Item 20: Copy of Return to Victoria

Item 21: Copy of The Boundary Question

Item 22: Copy of Routes to the Interior

Item 23: Copy of Routes to the Interiior

Item 24: Copy of Lilloett Meadows

Item 25: Copy of “Palaver” with Indians

Item 26: Copy of Barclay Sound

Item 27: Copy of Early Protestant Missions

Item 28: Copy of Mission of Mr. Duncan

Item 29: Copy of School Commenced

Item 30: Copy of Question of Locality

Item 31: Copy of Lieut. Palmer’s report

Item 32: Copy of Abundance of Fish

Item 33: Copy of Fruits and Shrubs

Item 34: Copy of Climate

Item 35: Copy of Welsh Miners in British Columbia

Item 36: Copy of Bushby Journal, 1858-1859

Item 37: Copy of Bushby Journal, 1858-1859

Item 38: Copy of Bushby Journal, 1858-1859

Item 39: Copy of Indian Participation in the Gold Discoveries

Item 40: Copy of Four Letters Relating to the Cruise of the “Thetis” 1852-53

Item 41: Copy of Cruise of the “Thetis” 1852-53

Item 42: Copy of Fur and Gold in Similkameen

Item 43: Copy of Coal from the Northwest Coast

Item 44: Copy of Notes and Comments

File 10: British Columbia Lumbering

Item 1: Copy of Early Lumbering on Vancouver Island

Item 2: Copy of Early Lumbering on Vancouver Island

Item 3: Copy of Early Lumbering on Vancouver Island

File 11: British Columbia Farming

Item 1: Copy of B.C. Geographical Series, Number 9

Item 2: Copy of The process of Settlement in the Lower Fraser Valley—in its Provincial Context

Item 3: Copy of The process of Settlement in the Lower Fraser Valley—in its Provincial Context

Item 4: Copy of Agricultural Development in the Lower Fraser Valley

Box 9: Miscellaneous

File 1: BC Indian 20th Century Economy

Item 1: Occupational distribution of Indians in British Columbia

File 2: BC 20th Century Law

Item 1: The Tseshaht Band v. British Columbia court case 1991

Item 2: The Indian Reserve as a Negotiated Reality by Paul Hideo Kariya 1987

Item 3: Estimated off-reserve concentrations of Natives 1980

Item 4: List of persons with Indian mother tongues, 1981

Item 5: British Columbia on-reserve Native labor force activity 1981

Item 6: Employment summary of British Columbia Indians by activity sector 1972-73

Item 7: Main cause of death in British Columbia Indians 1977 and 1981

Item 8: Map showing location of attempted suicides by Native females in British Columbia 1977

Item 9: Issue of Communique (newsletter?) with headline Siddon renews funding to implement the Sechelt Indian self-government act

Item 10: Issue of Communique (newsletter?) with headline Westbank Indian band signs framework agreement to negotiate self-government

Item 11: Issue of Communique (newsletter?) with headline Gitksan and Wet’ Suwet’ En people celebrate signing of self-government framework agreement

Item 12: Government of Canada news release with headline Brummet and McKnight confirm signing of Master Tuition Agreement for BC Indians

Item 13: Issue of Communique (newsletter?) with headline McKnight marks signing of $58 million afa with Nuu-Chah-Nulth tribal council

Item 14: Government of Canada news release with headline West Bank Inquiry Released

Item 15: Bill C-93: an act relating to self-government for the Sechelt Indian Band 1986

Item 16: Newspaper clipping with headline Act of Liberation regarding the self-government bill published by The Vancouver Sun February 15, 1992

Item 17: Newspaper clipping with headline Leap of Faith regarding the self-government bill published February 15, 1992

Item 18: Application of the Provincial Property Tax Regime to the Sechelts in Comparison to Other Indian Bands

Item 19: Chronology of events leading to the establishment of Sechelt Band self-government

Item 20: Copy of Indian Land Claims in British Columbia by Susan A. Sparrow

File 3: Land Policies and Disputes

Item 1: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice vol. 13 no. 5 1984 with headline C.N.R. Attempts to ‘Railroad’ Indians

Item 2: Newspaper clipping (copy) of Native Invoice August 1984 with headline The Haida Point of View

Item 3: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice vol. 12 no. 4 1983 with headline Nishgas Celebrate 26 Years of Progress

Item 4: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice April 1983 with headline First Ministers Conference

Item 5: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice vol. 12 no. 1 1983 with headline D.F.O. Raids Sting Natives

Item 6: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice September-October 1982 with headline Indian Education: An Historical Prospective

Item 7: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice January 1982 with headline B.C. Hydro’s Hat Creek Project is a Threat to Surrounding Communities, the Environment, and the Thompson River

Item 8: Newspaper clipping with headline Boldt II Called For 1979

Item 9: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1979 with headline Transcultural Workshop

Item 10: Newspaper clipping with headline End of Season October 1979

Item 11: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice with headline Western Indian Corporation 1979

Item 12: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice February 1979 with headline Indian Act Revisions

Item 13: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice February 1979 with Poets’ Corner poem Generation Vibrations

Item 14: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice January 1979 with headline Indians and the Law

Item 15: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice vol. 8 no. 4 1978 with headline Tribal Groups Move to Form Aboriginal Council

Item 16: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice September 1978 with headline Faulkner on Indian Act Revisions

Item 17: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice vol. 8 no. 1 1978 with headline The Socred Cabinet Betrayal

Item 18: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice October 1977 with headline United Fisherman & Allied Workers’ Union

Item 19: Newspaper clipping of Windspeaker June 1995 with headline 77-Year-Old Pedophile Sentenced to 11 Years by Susan Lazaruk

Item 20: Copy of Separate and Unequal : Indian and White Girls at all Hallows School 1884-1920 by Jean Barman

Item 21: Newspaper clipping of Windspeaker 1995 with headline Making up for Lost Time: A Community Responds to Ritual Abuse by Lorna Olson

Item 22: Newspaper clipping of Windspeaker 1995 with headline Recollections of Life at a Residential School by Pauline Dempsey

Item 23: Newspaper clipping of Windspeaker 1995 with headline Children Victimized in Residential Schools by Deborah Lockyer

Item 24: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Vancouver Sun article of residential schools June 29, 1991

Item 25: Newspaper clipping (copy) with headline Residential Schools Deplored by Scott Simpson

Item 26: Newspaper clipping with headline Dry Run a Success for Native Housing

by Stewart Bell

Item 27: Newspaper clipping of The Vancouver Sun April 21, 1992 with headline Recycling Effort Creates Health Fear on Native Reserve by Stewart Bell

Item 28: Newspaper clipping with headline Burns Lake Man Charged with Two Murder Counts

Item 29: Newspaper clipping of The Vancouver Sun with headline Vancouver Man Acquitted in Musqueam Torching, Stabbing

Item 30: Newspaper clipping of The Vancouver Sun with headline Doctors Missed Hemorrhage, Coroner Says of Native Death by Jeff Nagel

Item 31: Newspaper clipping with headline Natives Complain Church Denying Equal Justice by Douglas Todd

Item 32: Newspaper clipping of The Vancouver Sun 1992 with headline Lil-wat People’s Lawyer Accuses International Court of Blindness

Item 33: Newspaper clipping with headline B.C. to Feature Aboriginal Culture in Tourism Bid

Item 34: Newspaper clipping with headline Native Women’s Struggle to Survive Recalled in Spirit-Cleansing Ceremony by Karen Gram 1992

Item 35: Newspaper clipping with headline Extraordinary Life of the Man Who Was Bill Mayse

Item 36: Newspaper clipping with headline Northern Natives Seek Inquiry into Allegations of Brutality by Scott Simpson

Item 37: Newspaper clipping with headline Nisga’a Seek Business to Build On by Scott Simpson

Item 38: Newspaper clipping of Kamloops Daily News with headline Meeting of Metis Peoples Isolates Quest for Self-Government 1992

Item 39: Newspaper clipping with headline Nisga’a: Weaving New Worlds

Item 40: Newspaper clipping of Sun Provincial with headline Former Band Chief Not Out of the Woods Yet in Bison Breeding Dispute by Larry Pynn 1992

Item 41: Newspaper clipping of Canadian Press with headline Indian Family Awarded $143,000

Item 42: Newspaper clipping with headline Housing: 100 Years Required to Fill Demand. Officials Claim

Item 43: Newspaper clipping with headline Co-Op Clash by Scott Simpson

Item 44: Copy of an article titled Mission Accomplished: A United Church

Tradition Ends at Prince Rupert published by British Columbia Report 1991

Item 45: Newspaper clipping with headline Kitimaat Band Gives Tentative Yes to Low-Pollution Paper Mill Plan by Stewart Bell

Item 46: Newspaper clipping of Kamloops Daily News with headline Indian Band to Open Resort on Lakefront Near Kamloops by Rosetta Cannata

Item 47: Newspaper clipping of The Vancouver Sun 1992 with headline Catch-22 Stalls Small Band’s Plans for Prosperity

Item 48: Newspaper clipping of The Vancouver Sun with headline $10 Million Eases Band Timber Loss by Canadian Press 1992

Item 49: Newspaper clipping of The Herald’s News Services with headline Victoria, British Columbia

Item 50: Newspaper clipping of The Globe and Mail 1992 with headline Caring for the Health of the Natives by Susan Mitchell

Item 51: Newspaper clipping with headline Indian Crews Earning Less on Pipeline by Bill Smith 1992

Item 52: Newspaper clipping, partial article regarding pipeline

Item 53: Newspaper clipping with headline Canada’s Misty Isles by Paul St. Pierre

Item 54: Newspaper clipping of Windspeaker with headline Landmark Logging Agreement Teetering by D.B. Smith

Item 55: Newspaper clipping of Windspeaker 1993 with headline Hydro Project Devastating Region by Dana Wagg

Item 56: Newspaper clipping of Windspeaker 1995 with headline Conservationists See Red Over Reserve Deforestation by R. John Hayes

Item 57: Newspaper clipping of Windspeaker 1993 with headline Government’s Goal Divide and Conquer

Item 58: Newspaper clipping with headline Commission Member Urges Native Police by Times-Colonist Staff 1992

Item 59: Newsletter titled A New Era of Stewardship Forest Practices and Land Use in British Columbia

Item 60: Newspaper clipping of Windspeaker with headline B.C. Justice Inquiry Put on Hold by D.B. Smith 1993

Item 61: Newspaper clipping of Windspeaker with headline School Celebrates Okanagan Culture by Bernelda Wheeler 1993

Item 62: Newspaper clipping of Windspeaker with headline Justice Inquiry

Tackled Prejudice, Unfair Treatment Against Natives by Max Paris 1993

Item 63: Newspaper clipping of Windspeaker with headline Nanoose Wins Bid to Save Burial Sites by Dina O’Meara 1994

Item 64: Newspaper clipping of The Globe and Mail 1995 with headline Board Feat by Katie Smith Milway

Item 65: Newspaper clipping of Windspeaker 1994 with headline Diversity of Native Artisans Exhibited by Karen Levin

Item 66: Newspaper clipping of Windspeaker 1994 with headline B.C. Tobacco Policy Racist – Retailers by Deborah Lockyer

Item 67: Newspaper clipping of Windspeaker 1994 with headline Vancouver Casino May Jeopardize Gaming Plans by Susan Lazaruk

Item 68: Newspaper clipping of Windspeaker 1994 with headline Band Vows to Fight Second Artificial Reef by Don Anderson

Item 69: Haida Totems: A Salvage Operation by John and Carolyn Smyly

File 4: B.C. Land Policies

Item 1: Land Claims – B.C. Nishga

Item 2: Whose Land? The Native Question by Boyce Richardson

Item 3: For the Record memorial to the Honorable Frank Oliver Minister of the Interior, Ottawa

Item 4: Article titled Lonely Cries of Distrust Anger and Pain Fuel Native Claims

Item 5: Historical Papers Communications Historiques 1975

Item 6: A Decade of Change: Origins of the Nishga and Tsimshian Land Protests in the 1880’s by E. Palmer Patterson II

File 5: B.C. Land Claims

Item 1: Newspaper clipping with headline Righting a Century-Old Wrong by John Corsiglia

Item 2: Newspaper clipping with headline Natives: Better Health, Less Family Violence Come with Sobriety 1992

Item 3: Newspaper clipping of Southam News with headline Fighting the White Bureaucracy to Keep the Money at Home by Mike Trickey

Item 4: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice vol. XVI no. 7 1962 with headline BC Natives Win Liquor Rights

Item 5: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1962 with headline American Native Youth Confer Over Problems

Item 6: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1965 with headline Supreme Court Dismisses B.C. Government Appeal

Item 7: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1965 with headline Tsonoqua by Kenneth Charlie

Item 8: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1961 with headline Far-Reaching Verdict in Liquor Case

Item 9: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1962 with headline Calder Asks B.C. Take Over Indian Affairs Operation

Item 10: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1962 with headline Natives Ballot for Liquor Rights

Item 11: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1962 with headline Don’t Integrate the North American Indian

Item 12: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1964 with headline Lawyer Pinpoints Flaws in C-130

Item 13: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1965 with headline Brotherhood Seeks Unity Against Bill C-123 ‘A Nasty Piece of Legislation’

Item 14: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1965 with headline Not by the Crown But It’s Vassals

Item 15: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1965 with headline Indian Resentment Mounts

Item 16: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1965 with headline CNR Segregates Indian Travellers

Item 17: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1965 with headline Authority Describes Totems at Kitwanga

Item 18: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1965 with headline Canada’s Indians Face Short Life, Slums, Poverty

Item 19: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1966 with headline Indian Reserves Program Spread Over Five Years

Item 20: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1966 with headline End Segregation at Alert Bay, Says Brotherhood

Item 21: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1967 with headline Guy Williams Heads Native Brotherhood

Item 22: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1967 with headline Laing Addresses Brotherhood

Item 23: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1967 with headline Laing Speaks to B.C. Brotherhood

Item 24: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1967 with headline Laing Addresses Brotherhood

Item 25: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1967 with headline History Explains Indian Claims

Item 26: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1968 with headline Natives Promised New Deal

Item 27: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1968 with headline Cabinet Said To Be Tense and Divided Over Indian Affairs Department Change

Item 28: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1977 with headline Land Claims First by Bob Joseph

Item 29: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1977 with headline From Ketchikan to Barrow

Item 30: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1977 with headline Provincial Government Betrays Nishgas

Item 31: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1977 with headline Nishga Indians First to Gov….

Item 32: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1979 with headline Musqueams Court Case by Larry Still

Item 33: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1981 with headline Bands and Tribal Councils… State Aboriginal Rights, Claims

Item 34: Newspaper clipping (copy) of The Native Voice 1965 with headline City Indians Crowded, Suspicious

File 6: B.C. Land Claims

Item 1: Newspaper clipping of Transition with headline “Kamloops” Amendment Clears Commons 1988

Item 2: Newspaper clipping of Western Native News with headline Union of B.C. Chiefs Shocked by Provincial NDP 1992

Item 3: Newspaper clipping of Western Native News with headline Chiefs Condemn Federal Agenda by Brian Savage 1991

Item 4: Newspaper clipping of Western Native News with headline Mulroney

Meets with B.C. Chiefs 1990

Item 5: Newspaper clipping of Western Native News with headline B.C. Government Responds… by Ryan Edwards 1990

Item 6: Newspaper clipping of Western Native News with headline Stein Valley Voices for the Wilderness Festival 1990

Item 7: Newspaper clipping of Western Native News with headline A New Native Land Claims Policy for British Columbia 1990

Item 8: Newspaper clipping of Transition with headline Minister Announces Membership of New B.C. Treaty Commission by Brenda Buckner 1993

Item 9: Newspaper clipping of Transition with headline British Columbia Works Towards Modern-Day Treaties with First Nations by Larina Dyck 1994

Item 10: Newsletter from Native Agenda News for September/October 1991

Item 11: Issue of Communique with headline Ingenika Band Ratifies Settlement Agreement

Item 12: Issue of Communique with headline Lower Kootenay Claim Settled 1989

Item 13: Issue of Communique with headline Progress on British Columbia Claims 1990

Item 14: Issue of Communique with headline Minister Siddon Meets with Indian Leaders in British Columbia

Item 15: Issue of Communique with headline Federal Native Agenda Takes Shape in British Columbia 1990

Item 16: Issue of Communique with headline Canada, B.C. and First Nations Congress Announce Task Force to Propose Organization of Tripartite Claims Negotiations in B.C.

Item 17: Issue of Communique with headline Siddon Makes Cost-Sharing Proposal on B.C. Native Land Claims

Item 18: Issue of Communique with headline Federal Government Announces Appointments to the British Columbia Claims Task Force 1991

Item 19: News release regarding The Nisga’a Tribal Council Framework Agreement Signed

Item 20: Issue of Communique with headline Sechelt Land Claim Accepted for Negotiation 1991

Item 21: Issue of Communique with headline Historic Progress Achieved on the Relationship Between the Government of Canada and Indians of Canada

Item 22: Issue of Communique with headline Comprehensive Land Claim Accepted for Negotiation in B.C. 1991

Item 23: Issue of Communique with headline Canada Endorses Recommendations of B.C. Claims Task Force

File 7: B.C. Land Claims

Item 1: Newspaper clipping with headline NDP about-face jolts all parties 1992

Item 2: Newspaper clipping from The Associated press with headline Mounties, Indians in clash, Canadian rail line damaged in violence 1990

Item 3: Newspaper clipping Across Canada with headline Enter valley at your peril, Indians tell B.C. foresters 1989

Item 4: Newspaper clipping from Associated Press with headline B.C. Indians protesting Viet clam diggers 1992

Item 5: Newspaper clipping from The Vancouver Sun with headline Land Claims Minister rues denial of break in court battle with Gitksan 1992

Item 6: Newspaper clipping with headline Petter waffles on title issue

Item 7: Newspaper clipping with headline Indians take up talk offer Island bands head to land claim table

Item 8: Newspaper clipping with headline Gitwangak band sues for ruling on Westar

Item 9: Newspaper clipping from The Vancouver Sun with headline Richmond mayor ready to talk turf over Musqueam claims 1992

Item 10: Newspaper clipping with headline Righting a century-old wrong 1992

Item 11: Newspaper clipping with headline Gitksan, wet’suwet’en release land claim stress humor, planning 1992

Item 12: Newspaper clipping with headline Band bid wins river lands

Item 13: Newspaper clipping with headline NPD waves a stick as well as carrot

Item 14: Newspaper clipping with headline B.C. drops hard line on native land rights 1992

Item 15: Newspaper clipping with headline Province of British Columbia

Item 16: Newspaper clipping with headline Native band outbids town for Campbell River land

Item 17: Newspaper clipping with headline Rights Acquisition Advisor Aboriginal Lands

Item 18: Newspaper clipping with headline NDP blinked on land claims

Item 19: Issue of Information with headline Comprehensive Claims in British Columbia

Item 20: Copy of Haida Indian Land Claims and South Moresby National Park by Robert Keller 1990

Item 21: Copy of Carrier Sekani Policy on Interim Measures to Prepare for a Land Claims Settle

Item 22: Copy of Carrier Sekani Tribal Council

Item 23: B.C. Supreme Court decision March 1991 summary and findings

Item 24: Newspaper clipping from Drawing the line with headline B.C. Indians Claim a Rich Chunk of the Province by Kristin Jackson

Item 25: Newspaper clipping from The New York Times with headline It All Started With Fur Traders; Now It’s in Court by John F. Burns

Item 26: Newspaper article titled A Perspective on the Indian Nations in Canada and Canada: The Musqueam Decision a Confirmation of Indian Rights

Item 27: Newspaper clipping from The Vancouver Sun with headline Musqueam Indians Enjoy Good Relationship with Taxpayers January 20, 1992

Item 28: Newspaper clipping from The New York Times with headline It All Started With Fur Traders; Now It’s in Court by John F. Burns

Item 29: Newspaper clipping from Windspeaker with headline Clayoquot Sound Battle Escalates by D.B. Smith 1994

Item 30: Newspaper clipping from Windspeaker with headline Gitxsan, Wet’suwet’en Suspend Suit in Favor of Treaty Negotiations by Carol Eichstaedt and Doug Donaldson

Item 31: Assembly of First Nations Bulletin with headline Leaders Jubilant Over High Court Decision November 1984

Item 32: Written analysis of the Guerin v. The Queen case

Item 33: Newspaper clipping from Windspeaker with headline B.C. Limiting Land Yield to Five Per Cent by Linda Caldwell

Item 34: Newspaper clipping from Windspeaker with headline Chiefs Vow to Protect Land Near Bella Coola by Debora Lockyer

Item 35: Newspaper clipping from AMMSA with headline Spiritual Healer Helps to End Standoff by Kelvin Collins with Debora Lockyer October 1995

Item 36: Newspaper clipping from AMMSA with headline Spiritual Man Wants

No Fanfare by Kelvin Collins and Debora Lockyer

Item 37: Newspaper clipping with headline More Band Members Arrested

Item 38: Newspaper clipping from Windspeaker with headline Douglas Lake Blockade Dismantled by Gloria Russo

Item 39: Newspaper clipping from Windspeaker with headline A Blockade Summer Looms in La-La-Land and Sentencing Circles May Offer Changes for Young Offenders July 1995

Item 40: Newspaper clipping from Windspeaker with headline Nisga’a Land Claim Nears Agreement: Negotiations Marred by Leaked Documents, Critical Opponents by Susan Lazaruk April 1995

Item 41: Newspaper clipping with headline Lawyer to Head B.C. Treaty Commission by John Hayes

Item 42: Newspaper clipping with headline Musqueam Band Hikes Land Rents: Rent Increases Fuel Uncertainty Over Long-Term Leases by Susan Lazaruk

Item 43: Newspaper clipping from Windspeaker with headline Sechelt to Enter Land Claim Talks by Darah Hansen March 1995

Item 44: Newspaper clipping from Windspeaker with headline Sechelt Joins the B.C. Treaty Commission by Darah Hansen

Item 45: Newspaper clipping from Windspeaker with headline Tsilhqot’in File Huge Land Claims by Debora Lockyer

Item 46: Issue of Christopher Moore Writers of History with headline The Gitksan and the Wet’suwet’en

Item 47: Newspaper clipping with headline Crucial Ruling Due on Aboriginal Land Claims

Item 48: Newspaper clipping with partial article regarding land claims 1991

Item 49: Smithers Registry document regarding the Supreme Court of British Columbia case between Delgamuukw and The Queen 1991

Item 50: Newspaper clipping from The Globe and Mail with headline The Battle of Who Owns B.C. by John Cruickshank 1985

Item 51: Newspaper clipping from The Vancouver Sun with headline Indians Lose Case

Item 52: Newspaper clipping from Sun Native Affairs with headline Indians Predate Troy Era by Terry Glavin

Item 53: Newspaper clipping with headline Band Agrees to Forego Setting up Toll

Booth on Road, Minister Says

Item 54: Newspaper clipping from The Vancouver Sun with headline Gitskan Vow to Fight Appeal Date Delay by Scott Simpson

Item 55: Newspaper clipping from The Vancouver Sun with headline Victoria Forced to Change Stand on Native Land Claims by Terry Glavin

Item 56: Newspaper clipping from The Vancouver Sun with partial article regarding land claims

File 8: Fishing – Washington

Item 1: Empty envelope addressed to Douglas D. Martin from the Canadian Embassy

Item 2: Handwritten miscellaneous notes regarding fishing

Item 3: Copy of The Lummi Indians and the Canadian/American Pacific Salmon Treaty by Daniel L. Boxberger

Item 4: Copy of The Kalispel Tribe and the Indian Claims Commission Experience by Robert C. Carriker

Item 5: Copy of Treaties: Fishing Rights in the Pacific Northwest – The Supreme Court “Legislates” an Equitable Solution by Rod Vessels 1980

Item 6: Copy of Fishing Rights: Indian Fishing Rights and Congress: The Salmon and Steelhead Conservation and Enhancement Act of 1980 by Joseph P. Mentor

Item 7: Report on Clarifying Indian Treaties, Executive Orders, and Acts of Congress with Respect to Indian Fishing Rights 1987

Item 8: Report To Empower Indian Tribes to Exercise Misdemeanor Criminal Jurisdiction Over Indians 1991

File 9: Lilloet

Item 1: Excerpt of Chapter one of The Same as Yesterday, a book about the Lillooet Tribe

Item 2: Excerpt of Chapter two of The Same as Yesterday, a book about the Lillooet Tribe

Item 3: Excerpt of Chapter three of The Same as Yesterday, a book about the Lillooet Tribe

Item 4: Excerpt of Chapter four of The Same as Yesterday, a book about the Lillooet Tribe

Item 5: Excerpt of Chapter four of The Same as Yesterday, a book about the Lillooet Tribe

Item 6: Excerpt of Chapter four of The Same as Yesterday, a book about the Lillooet Tribe

Item 7: Excerpt of Chapter five of The Same as Yesterday, a book about the Lillooet Tribe

Item 8: Excerpt of Chapter five of The Same as Yesterday, a book about the Lillooet Tribe

Item 9: Excerpt of Chapter five of The Same as Yesterday, a book about the Lillooet Tribe

Item 10: Excerpt of Chapter six of The Same as Yesterday, a book about the Lillooet Tribe

Item 11: Excerpt of Chapter seven of The Same as Yesterday, a book about the Lillooet Tribe

Item 12: Excerpt of Chapter seven of The Same as Yesterday, a book about the Lillooet Tribe

Item 13: Excerpt of Chapter eight of The Same as Yesterday, a book about the Lillooet Tribe

Item 14: Excerpt of Chapter eight of The Same as Yesterday, a book about the Lillooet Tribe

Item 15: Excerpt of Chapter seven of The Same as Yesterday, a book about the Lillooet Tribe

Item 16: Excerpt of Chapter seven of The Same as Yesterday, a book about the Lillooet Tribe

Item 17: Excerpt of Chapter eight of The Same as Yesterday, a book about the Lillooet Tribe

Item 18: Excerpt of Chapter nine of The Same as Yesterday, a book about the Lillooet Tribe

Item 19: Excerpt of Chapter nine of The Same as Yesterday, a book about the Lillooet Tribe

Item 20: Excerpt of Chapter nine of The Same as Yesterday, a book about the Lillooet Tribe

Item 21: Excerpt of Chapter nine of The Same as Yesterday, a book about the Lillooet Tribe

Item 22: Excerpt of Chapter nine of The Same as Yesterday, a book about the Lillooet Tribe

Item 23: Excerpt of Epilogue of The Same as Yesterday, a book about the Lillooet Tribe

Item 24: Source notes for The Same as Yesterday, a book about the Lillooet Tribe

File 10: Fishing – 20th Century B.C.

Item 1: Copy of The Development of the Pacific Salmon-Canning Industry A Grown Man’s Game by Dianne Newell

Item 2: Copy of The Fisherman’s Problem: Ecology and Law in the California Fisheries, 1850-1980 by Arthur F. McEvoy

Item 3: Copy of Waves of Change: Mechanization in the Pacific Coast Canned-Salmon Industry, 1864-1914 by Patrick W. O’Bannon

Item 4: Except of Canadian Geographic with article Eulachon on the Fraser

Item 5: Newspaper clipping from The Globe and Mail with headline Cult Raised Large Sums, Police Say

Item 6: Newspaper clipping with headline Salmon Free-For-All Left Stocks in Peril: Quotas High, Enforcement Low by Robert Williamson

Item 7: Newspaper clipping from Windspeaker with headline B.C. Kills Kemano Project by Susan Lazaruk 1995

Item 8: Newspaper clipping with headline China Celebrates, but No Longer Shares Mao’s Passion by Rod Mickleburgh

Item 9: Newspaper clipping with headline B.C. Salmon Fishery Suffers New Blow by Miro Cernetig

Item 10: Newspaper clipping from Windspeaker with headline Aboriginal Fishery Easy Scapegoat for Missing Fish

Item 11: Newspaper clipping from Windspeaker with headline Officials Unaware of Activities of Aboriginal Fisheries Officers by Debora Lockyer 1994

Item 12: Newspaper clipping from Windspeaker with headline Fishery Studies Exonerate Natives in Missing Salmon by Susan Lazaruk 1995

Item 13: Newspaper clipping from Windspeaker with headline Columbia River to Undergo Restoration by Ian Cobb 1995

Item 14: Newspaper clipping with headline B.C. Rail Blockade Goes Down

Item 15: Newspaper clipping Nation in Brief sections with headline B.C. Halts Non-Native Adoptions

Item 16: Newspaper clipping with headline Fishing Fray Carrying On 1993

Item 17: Newspaper clipping from Windspeaker with headline Kemano II Opponents Claim Project Endangers Salmon Stocks by Susan Lazaruk

Item 18: Newspaper clipping from The Native Voice with headline Restore Indian Salmon Rights

Item 19: Canadian Press Wire Service with title Canadians’ Salmon Strategy Riles U.S. Observers

File 11: Fishing 20th Century B.C.

Item 1: Newspaper clipping from the Times with headline Natives Feel in Middle of Dispute, Fleet Tied Up by Carla Wilson

Item 2: Newspaper clipping with headline Judge Reverses Indian Fishermen’s Acquittal 1992

Item 3: 84 Years in Bella Coola: A Conversation with George Draney by Barry Brower

Item 4: Issue of Pacific Northwest Quarterly April 1991

Item 6: Primary sources data sheet edited by Richard H. Engeman from the Pacific Northwest Quarterly

Item 7: Excerpt of Harvey Manning regarding fish traps

Item 8: Excerpt of The Same As Yesterday

Item 9: Newspaper clipping from The Vancouver Sun with headline Surprise Telephone Call Ended Secret Operation to Buy Fish from Natives by Mark Hume

Item 10: Newspaper clipping from The Vancouver Sun with headline Minister Not Consulted on Deal to End Probe of Sales, Aide Says by Scott Simpson and Mark Hume

Item 11: Magazine article titled Two Rivers, Two Cultures by George Gmelch

Item 12: Letter to the Prime Minister of Canada, Brian Mulroney, from Cecil M. Reid regarding Indian involvement in fisheries, dated 1986

Item 13: Copy of Uncommon Property: The Fishing and Fish-Processing Industries in British Columbia edited by Patricia Marchak, Neil Guppy, and John McMullan

Item 14: Copy of Salmon Canneries: British Columbia North Coast by Gladys Young Blyth

Box 10: Miscellaneous

File 1: Copies of Books and Reports

Item 1: Copy of Puget Sound Indian Demography, 1900-1920: Migration and Economic Integration by Russel Lawrence Barsh

Item 2: Copy of Trade and Change on the Columbia Plateau 1750-1840 by Laura Peers

Item 3: Copy of In and Out of the Labor Force: The Lummi Indians and the Development of the Commercial Salmon Fishery of North Puget Sound, 1880-1900 by Daniel L. Boxberger

Item 4: Copy of History, Narrative, and Temporarily: Examples from the Northwest Coast by Michael Harkin

Item 5: Copy of Indecent Exposure by Michele Stenehjem

Item 6: Copy of The Indian Chief and the Wagon Train by Robert H. Ruby and John A. Brown

Item 7: Copy of Raiders from the North by Mike Vouri

Item 8: Copy of A Washington Tradition by Jacqueline Williams

Item 9: Copy of I See What I Have Done by Coll-Peter Thrush and Robert H. Keller

Item 10: Copy of Creating Cmeldoms: The Puget Case by Bruce G. Miller

Item 11: Copy of Resistance, Coercion, and Revitalization. The Shuswap Encounter with Roman Catholic Missionaries, 1860-1900

Item 12: Copy of Negotiations or Dictations? 1997

Item 13: Copy of Special Recent Developments: What About Colville? By Bess Lee Chen

File 2: Copies of Books and Reports

Item 1: Copy of Lines in Sand: Shifting Boundaries Between Indians and Non-Indians in the Puget Sound Region by Alexandra Harmon

Item 2: Copy of The 1932 Handshake Agreement: Yakama Indian Treaty Rights and Forest Service Policy in the Pacific Northwest by Andrew H. Fisher

File 3: Northwest Indian Labor

Item 1: Miscellaneous handwritten notes regarding resources

Item 2: Miscellaneous handwritten notes regarding Helen Schuster

Item 3: Magazine article titled Flower of the Vine by Raymond Sokolov

Item 4: Miscellaneous handwritten notes regarding Augustine Laure

Item 5: Newspaper clipping from The New York Times with headline Puget Sound Fish Farms Challenged

Item 6: Index card with handwritten notes regarding Kalespel 1880-92

Item 7: Miscellaneous handwritten notes regarding George A. Pettih

Item 8: Index card with handwritten notes regarding Merriam Florence

Item 9: Copies of photos featuring diverse Indian tribes

Item 10: Index card with handwritten notes regarding Blackfeet

Item 11: Newspaper clipping from Yakima Valley Journal with headline Apple Harvest Time Brings Vision of Profits by Timothy Egan

Item 12: Copy of Indian community

Item 13: Copy of Provincial Archives of British Columbia: Information for Researchers

File 4: Copies of Reports

Item 1: Copy of Dr. McKay’s Chinook Address 1892

Item 2: Copy of The Yakima Early History

File 5: Puget Sound

Item 1: Issues, questions information regarding Puget Sound

File 6: Washington Policies Impart

Item 1: Miscellaneous handwritten notes regarding Washington Policies Impart

File 7: PNW Historical Map

Item 1: Brochure for British Columbia 1970 road map campground and fishing guide

Item 2: Indian migration map

Item 3: Indian Linguistic Groups map

Item 4: Indian Tribes 1790 map

Item 5: Overland Exploration of the Oregon Country 1792-1844 map

Item 6: The Early Fur Trade 1790 map

Item 7: Catholics Missions 1838-1850 map

Item 8: The Later Fur Trade 1821-1850 map

Item 9: Indian Reservations map

File 8: NW Coast Cultures

Item 1: Copy of Early-Nineteenth-Century Prophetic Movements in the Columbia Plateau by Elizabeth Vibert

Item 2: Copy of A Chinookan Case Study by David Peterson

Item 3: Copy of The Jesup North Pacific Expedition by James Alexander Teit

Item 4: Excerpt of Teit, The Lillooet Indians

Item 5: Copy of Notes on the Tahltan Indians of British Columbia by James Teit

Item 6: Excerpt of unknown book

Item 7: Copy of Review Article by Bruce G. Miller

File 9: NW Cult Cultures

Item 1: Review Article of Handbook of North America Indians: Northwest Coast by Anne Goodfellow

Item 2: Copy of Formation of Mackenzie Delta Frontier Culture by John J. Honigmann

Item 3: Copy of The Evolution of Central Northwest Coast Societies by Abraham Rosman and Paula Rubel

Item 4: Newspaper clipping from The Ubyssey with headline Hatzic Rock Still Speaking by Charlie Gillis

Item 5: Excerpt of The Lummi Indians by Wayne Suttles

Item 6: Excerpt of Post-Contact Culture Change Among the Lummi Indians by Reginald H. Roy

Item 7: Excerpt of Miners’ Ten Commandments

Item 8: Copy of The Oolachan Fishery by H.A. Collison

Item 9: Excerpt of The Story of the Sechelt Nation by Lester Peterson

Item 10: Book review of Little Bit Know Something: Stories in a Language of Anthropology 1990 by Robin Ridington

Item 11: Excerpt of First Families of Southern America

Item 12: Newspaper clipping with headline Stone Art Helps Illuminate B.C.’s Past by Wilmer H. Gold

Item 13: Index cards with handwritten notes regarding NW Coast Religions

Item 14: Index cards with handwritten notes regarding NW Totem Poles Styles

Item 15: Index cards with handwritten notes regarding NW Totem Poles Styles

Item 16: Index cards with handwritten notes regarding NW Coast Painting/Decorating

Item 17: Index cards with handwritten notes regarding NW Masks

Item 18: Index cards with handwritten notes regarding NW

Item 19: Index cards with handwritten notes regarding NW Coast Coppers

File 10: Washington State

Item 1: Issue of Ethnohistory winter 1996

Item 2: Newspaper clipping from Lewiston Morning Tribune with headline Nez Perce Tribe Still Monitoring Chinook Count by Bill Loftus 1991

Item 3: Newspaper clipping from Lewiston Morning Tribune with headline Letting the Nez Perce Lead on Chinook Fishing 1991

Item 4: Newspaper clipping with headline New Hunting Regulation Puts Tribe, State at Odds by Jason LeFontaine

Item 5: Newspaper clipping with headline Tribe Sets Hunting Policy

Item 6: Index card regarding Mixed Bloods Fur Trade

Item 7: Newspaper clipping from The Herald with headline Tulalip Tribes Honor the Dead by Eric Stevick

Item 8: Newspaper clipping with headline Whales Die, a Culture Lives

Item 9: Newspaper clipping from The Seattle Times with headline Why Whale? It’s Like Asking, Why Breathe 1996

Item 10: Magazine article with headline Northwest Oasis Washington’s Yakima Valley by Mark Miller

Item 11: Proclamation regarding the Indian War by Isaac I. Stevens

File 11: Miscellaneous Notes

Item 1: Index cards with handwritten notes regarding Colvills 1985

Item 2: Index cards with handwritten notes regarding B.C. Indians

Item 3: Index cards with handwritten notes regarding Thomas Edwards

Item 4: Index cards with handwritten notes regarding James Newbill

Item 5: Handwritten notes regarding Washington State Archives

Item 6: Handwritten notes regarding Abbott

Item 7: Copy of The Good Old Days or the Bad Old Days by Vernon Carstensen

Item 8: Brochure for Nez Perce National Historic Trail

File 12: Washington 20th Century

Item 1: Newspaper clipping with headline Tulalip Tribes to Buy South Island Tidelands

Item 2: Newspaper clipping from York Daily Record with headline She Survived Massacre, but not Medication 1993 by Nicholas K. Geranios

Item 3: Newspaper clipping with headline Management of Mill Sought by Colvilles by Dee Camp 1986

Item 4: Copy of The Crushman Indian Trades School and World War I by Charles Roberts

File 13: Washington State 20th Century

Item 1: Newspaper clipping with headline The King County Wars by David Buerge

Item 2: Copy of The New Settlers on the Yakima Project, 1880-1910 by C. Brewster Coulter

Item 3: Percent Increase in Population for Each Tribe 1850-1950

Item 4: AHA 1992 memo regarding Trafzer on Yakima

Item 5: Newspaper clipping from Skagit Valley Herald with headline Tribe Battles for Recognition, Rights to Land by Merry Hayes 1992

Item 6: Newspaper clipping from the Seattle Post with headline Chief Joseph Receives Long Overdue Tribute by Neil Modie 1992

Item 7: Copy of Farmers and Wobblies in the Yakima Valley 1933 by James G. Newbill

Item 8: Copy of Mexican Labor in the Pacific Northwest 1943-1947 A Photographic Essay by Erasmo Gamboa 1982

Item 9: Copy of The Early Morning of Yakima’s Day of Greatness by G. Thomas Edwards

Box 11: Miscellaneous

File 1: PNW Indians Recent Notes

Item 1: Excerpt of U.S. Map

Item 2: Excerpt of U.S. Map

Item 3: Excerpt of U.S. Map

Item 4: Excerpt of U.S. Map

Item 5: Cartocraft Desk Outline Map, Pacific Northwest

Item 6: Landforms of the Northwestern States

Item 7: Okanogan National Forest Travel Plan 1988

Item 8: Cartocraft Desk Outline Map, Pacific Northwest

Item 9: Hand drawn map showing Indian territories

Item 10: Map of Oregon

Item 11: Map of Washington

File 2: PNW Indians Recent Notes

Item 1: Wenawatchi Indian History Notes

Item 2: Magazine article titled Flower of the Vine by Raymond Sokolov

Item 3: Puget Sound base map in part from U.S. Geological Survey sheet

Item 4: Puget Sound base map in part from U.S. Geological Survey sheet

Item 5: Bellingham base map in part from U.S. Geological Survey sheet

Item 6: Bellingham base map in part from U.S. Geological Survey sheet

Item 7: Map of Peace River

Item 8: Maps of U.S. Railroads 1890

Item 9: Map of Western Indian Reservations

File 3: History of Oregon

Item 1: Excerpt of Wars with the Indians: Successful Pioneer Defense Against Hostiles 1887

Item 2: Excerpt of A Belgian in the Gold Rush: California Indians by J.J.F. Haine

File 4: Introduction to unknown book

Item 1: Introduction to unknown book pertaining to The Columbia District Before 1825

File 5: Heritage Magazine

Item 1: Issue of Heritage vol. 29 no. 4 with headline Memories of Monse 1991

Item 2: Issue of Heritage vol. 29 no. 2 with headline The Mission of F. Etienne de Rouge 1991

Item 3: Issue of Heritage vol. 30 no. 2 Spring 1992

Item 4: Issue of Heritage vol. 30 no. 3 with photo caption A Visit to the Okanogan Gravesite of Frontier Photographer Frank Matsura

File 6: Miscellaneous

Item 1: Miscellaneous handwritten notes regarding Colville Indian Reservation

Item 2: Excerpt of Okanogan Independent October 5, 1994

Item 3: Photocopy of St. Mary’s baseball team 1914

Item 4: Copy of The Mission of F. Etienne de Rouge by Edith Nelson

Item 5: Copy of Sar-sarp-kin: Last Chief of the Sinlahekin Band by Ann Briley 1990

Item 6: Miscellaneous photographs of the Western Indian population

File 7: Miscellaneous

Item 1: Handwritten note to Jamie from “Daddy”

Item 2: Newspaper clipping with headline Government System Pauperizes the Indians 1915

Item 3: Newspaper clipping with headline Production of Apples in 1915

Item 4: Newspaper clipping with headline A Brief Description of St. Mary’s Mission School

Item 5: Newspaper clipping with headline Reservation Allotting Is Nearly Completed

Item 6: Newspaper clipping with headline Red Men Buck Reserve Opening

Item 7: Newspaper clipping with headline Orchard Cultivation in Omak District 1914

Item 8: Newspaper clipping with headline Seeing One’s Own Country 1913

Item 9: Newspaper clipping with headline Indian Sawmill Coming 1913

Item 10: Newspaper clipping with headline National Disgrace at Our Door 1915

Item 11: Newspaper clipping with headline Pipe Line from Lower Flat Pump

Item 12: Newspaper clipping with headline President Proclaims Reservation Open 1916

Item 13: Newspaper clipping with headline President Wilson’s Opening Colville 1916

Item 14: Newspaper clipping with headline Select Lands at Map Room in Omak Today 1916

Item 15: Newspaper clipping with headline Allotment Claims Presented by Indians 1916

Item 16: Newspaper clipping with headline Uncle Sam Opens a Farm

Item 17: Newspaper clipping with headline The Registry Points on Great Northern Railway

Item 18: Newspaper clipping pertaining to the Columbia River

Item 19: Newspaper clipping with headline Great Northern Train Service to Registration Points

Item 20: Newspaper clipping with headline Stopovers at Glacier National Park

Item 21: Newspaper clipping with headline Establishment of Residence, Improvements and Cultivation

Item 22: Newspaper clipping with headline Landseekers Arriving in the Valley 1916

Item 23: Newspaper clipping with headline Over 12,000 Acres Are Set In Orchards 1916

Item 24: Newspaper clipping with headline Most Reservation Land 1916

Item 25: Newspaper clipping with headline Colville Indian Reservation 1916

Item 26: Newspaper clipping with headline South Half of Colville Reservation, About to Be Opened by Proclamation of the President 1916

Item 27: Newspaper clipping with map

Item 28: Newspaper clipping with headline The Lyceum Course

Item 29: Newspaper clipping with headline More Right-of-Way on the Reservation 1916

Item 30: Newspaper clipping from Okanogan Independent with headline Indians Threshing Grain on Colville Reservation Which is Now Being Settled By White Farmers 1917

Item 31: Newspaper clipping with headline Omakers Get First Final Apple

Settlement

Item 32: Newspaper clipping with headline Department Holds Indian Reserve Townships

Item 33: Newspaper clipping with headline Washington Biggest Apple State in Union 1917

Item 34: Newspaper clipping with headline Adopt Uniform Apple Box for the Northwest 1917

Item 35: Newspaper clipping with headline Apples Are Protected Against Coming Frost

Item 36: Newspaper clipping with headline Dried Apples Among Omak Fruit Products 1927

Item 37: Newspaper clipping with headline Land Department Taking Hold of Reservation Opening 1915

Item 38: Handwritten note regarding Okanogan Independent

Item 39: Handwritten note regarding The Making of Oregon

Item 40: Handwritten note regarding WHQ

Item 41: Letter to Doug from Anne M. Butler regarding WHQ

Item 42: Miscellaneous handwritten notes

Item 43: Issue of The Highland Review vol. 1 no. 1 with headline A Look at Early Newspapers 1962

Item 44: Illegible newspaper clipping

File 8: Miscellaneous

Item 1: Lake Chelan History Notes Indian Census of July 1870

Item 2: Miscellaneous photocopies of pictures of Western Indian population

Item 3: Miscellaneous notes on Western Indian population

Item 4: Lake Chelan History Notes 1977

Item 5: Newspaper clipping with headline Large Acreage Will Be Watered 1911

Item 6: Newspaper clipping with headline Okanogan County Goes Dry By An Overwhelming Vote Tuesday 1912

Item 7: Newspaper clipping with headline Wild Goose Bill Lived and Died Colorfully by Virginia R. Beck

Item 8: Newspaper clipping with headline A Message to the Citizens of Omak and the Surrounding Territory 1914

Item 9: Newspaper clipping with headline Omak Graduates A Class of Seven

Item 10: Newspaper clipping with headline Natatorium Fund Drive Speeds Up As Swimming Season Draws Near 1928

Item 11: Newspaper clipping with headline Cherokee Orchard Company Develop Land On East Side 1928

Item 12: Newspaper clipping with headline Biles-Coleman Will Issue Notes in Lieu of Cash

Item 13: Newspaper clipping with headline Omak Mill On 40-Hour Week New Workers 1933

Item 14: Newspaper clipping with headline Commercial Clubs of Omak, Nespelem Unite for Road 1934

Item 15: Newspaper clipping with headline Road to Dam Site Through Disautel Gets New Support 1934

Item 16: Newspaper clipping with headline Omak Men Plan Great Clam Bake 1934

Item 17: Newspaper clipping with headline Striking Map Depicts Travel Route for Users of Famed Cariboo Trail 1934

Item 18: Newspaper clipping with headline New Dam Town is “Mason City” 1934

Item 19: Newspaper clipping with headline Omak Lumber Plant Running this Week

Item 20: Newspaper clipping with headline Many Interesting Events for 1936 Make Up News Throughout Year 1937

Item 21: Newspaper clipping with headline Omak Evaporator Has 180 Employees; Product Exported 1937

Item 22: Newspaper clipping with headline Evaporating Company 1938

Item 23: Newspaper clipping with headline Crew of 105 Working Three Shifts Pitting Brined Cherries in Omak

Item 24: Newspaper clipping with headline Mill Near Omak Installed This Week by Mining Company 1939

Item 25: Newspaper clipping with headline Sell Eggs During High Price Period

Item 26: Newspaper clipping with headline Most Students Work in Harvest 1932

Item 27: Newspaper clipping with headline Apple Carlot Shipments Near Peak in Volume

Item 28: Newspaper clipping with headline Apple Carlot Shipments Near Peak in Volume

Item 28: Newspaper clipping with headline Aged Bones Dam Worry

Item 29: Newspaper clipping with headline Pioneer Towns Make Way for Lake

Item 30: Newspaper clipping with headline 3,000 People Move Out From Under Lake

Item 31: Newspaper clipping with headline By the Bootstraps They’re Legally Juggling Villages

Item 32: Newspaper clipping with headline Cement Shipment’s Stopped Pending Pouring Decision

Item 33: Newspaper clipping with headline This Town of Live, Wild, and Dissolute Individuals’

Item 34: Newspaper clipping with headline Dam Restores Ice Age

Item 35: Newspaper clipping with headline WPA Clearing Wage Over Counties

Item 36: Newspaper clipping with headline Mighty Columbia River of Oddities

Item 37: Newspaper clipping with headline Two Indians Hit by Train

Item 38: Newspaper clipping with headline Unemployed Paid $14,665 Cash

Item 39: Newspaper clipping with headline Colville Agency Given New Head

Item 40: Newspaper clipping with headline Mexicans Come in for Apple Harvest

Item 41: Newspaper clipping with headline State Helping WAC Enlistment

Item 42: Newspaper clipping with headline Mexicans at Work

Item 43: Newspaper clipping with headline Placing of Orders for Mexican Labor Should Be Soon

Item 44: Newspaper clipping with headline Processing of Apples Now Underway in New Omak Dehydrating Plan 1944

Item 45: Newspaper clipping with headline War Prisoners Will Supply More Labor for Apple Harvest 1944

Item 46: Newspaper clipping with headline Apple Picking is Nearing End 1945

Item 47: Newspaper clipping with headline They Are Fine People

File 9: Miscellaneous

Item 1: Newspaper clipping from the Everest Herald with Death of Tribe’s Oldest Member Severs Ties

Item 2: Miscellaneous handwritten note

Item 3: Miscellaneous handwritten note

Item 4: Brochure for Access to Okanogan County History

Item 5: An Index to 21 Years of Okanogan County Heritage 1985

Item 6: Photocopies of Western Indian Population

Item 7: Copy of The Comstock of Washington: Mining the Okanogan by Bruce A. Wilson

Item 8: Newspaper clipping with headline Civic League Hears Plans for Making City Beautiful 1931

Item 9: Newspaper clipping with headline Indians Attend Parley at Omak

Item 10: Miscellaneous handwritten note

Item 11: Miscellaneous handwritten note

Item 12: Miscellaneous handwritten note

Item 13: Miscellaneous handwritten note

Item 14: Miscellaneous handwritten note

Item 15: Miscellaneous handwritten note

Item 16: Miscellaneous handwritten note

Item 17: Miscellaneous handwritten note

Item 18: Miscellaneous handwritten note

Item 19: Miscellaneous handwritten note

Item 20: Miscellaneous handwritten note

Item 21: Miscellaneous handwritten note

Item 22: Miscellaneous handwritten note

Item 23: Miscellaneous handwritten note

Item 24: Miscellaneous handwritten notes

Item 25: Miscellaneous handwritten notes

Item 26: Miscellaneous handwritten note

Item 27: Miscellaneous handwritten note

Item 28: Miscellaneous handwritten note

Box 12: Miscellaneous

File 1: Oversized Maps

Item 1: Copy The United States of America Laid Down from the Beft Authorities, Agreeable to the Peace of 1783 map

Item 2: Principle Indian Tribes of North America map

Item 3: Map of Canada showing the positions of Forts and Trading Posts mentioned by John McLean

Item 4: Index to National Topographic Maps geological survey

Item 5: Map of Canada

Item 6: Map of Canada

Item 7: The Battle Scene map

Item 8: Glenbow map

Item 9: The North American Indians Map

Item 10: Map of Western Canada

Item 11: Trade and Economy of Mid-19th Century British North America map

Item 12: Northeastern North America 1755 map

Item 13: Map of North America 1713

Item 14: Map of First Nations at the Time of European Contact: Language Groups and Peoples

Item 15: Copy of The Tribe that Learned the Gospel of Capitalism by Ivan Doig

Item 16: The Shuswap Kekuli by John Smyly

Item 17: Manson River Sheet map

Item 18: Stuart Lake Map

File 2: Blood Reserve: Racism, Violence , Policing

Item 1: Newspaper clipping from The Lethbridge Herald with headline A New Attitude Toward Minorities

Item 2: Newspaper clipping with headline Face to Face: Joanne Helmer Talks to U of L Professor Leroy Little Bear

Item 3: Newspaper clipping from Calgary Herald with headline Blood Will Get Probe on Policing 1988

File 3: James Birthday

Item 1: Miscellaneous handwritten notes regarding James Birthday

File 4: Little Big Man

Item 1: Copy of Of Human Beings and White Men: The Use of Little Big Man in the Study of Indian-White Relations by Douglas D. Martin

Item 2: Copy of Of Human Beings and White Men: The Use of Little Big Man in the Study of Indian-White Relations by Douglas D. Martin

Item 3: Copy of Of Human Beings and White Men: The Use of Little Big Man in the Study of Indian-White Relations by Douglas D. Martin Outline

File 5: Saquna Notes

Item 1: Copy of Sagmai: Provincial Diand or Door for Native Peoples? By Douglas D. Martin

Item 2: Miscellaneous handwritten notes regarding provincial ministers 1981

Item 3: Note regarding Anastasia M. Shkilnyk

Item 4: Note regarding Specific vs. Comprehensive Claims

Item 5: Miscellaneous handwritten notes regarding negotiations

Item 6: Miscellaneous handwritten notes regarding funding

Item 8: Miscellaneous handwritten notes regarding provincial services

Item 9: Miscellaneous handwritten notes

Item 10: Cartoons from Journal de Montreal 1987

Item 11: Miscellaneous handwritten notes regarding funding

Item 12: The Issue of the Dissidents at Povungnituk, etc. 1980

File 6: Fur Trade Canada

Item 1: Copy of Wild Furbearer Management and Conservation in North America

Item 2: Copy of Rupert’s Land Research Centre: The Churchill Colloquium 1988

Item 3: Copy of Rupert’s Land Research Centre: Abstracts of Papers for the Churchill Colloquium 1988

Item 4: Issue of Rocky Mountain House with headline Establishing the Fur Trade in Canada

Item 5: Issue of Rocky Mountain House with headline Erecting the Fur Trade Posts at Rocky Mountain House

Item 6: Issue of Rocky Mountain House with headline Five Fur Traders

Item 7: Issue of Rocky Mountain House with headline Attracting Indians to the Fur-Trade Posts: The Blackfoot Tribes

Item 8: Issue of Rocky Mountain House with headline Currency of Trade – The Beaver

Item 9: letter from the moose factory, An Early 18th Century Tale: As Told To Us Boys By My Grandfather, Interview with Willie Moore

Item 10: Pamphlet from the Eskimo Museum and a map of the Churchill Hudson Bay

Item 11: Three Centuries of the Hudson’s Bay Company Canada’s Fur-Trading Empire

Item 12: Government Responds to Committee’s Fur Report

File 7: Fur Trade

Item 1: Ray and Freeman notes: Look at the Fur Trade

Item 2: Hudon’s Bay Company Archives

Item 3: Hudon’s Bay Company Archives Provincial Archives of Manitoba

Item 4: Contact information, sercives and programs offered at the Provincial Archives of Manitoba

Item 5: A list of Publications of the Manitoba Record Society

Item 6: Fur Trade Colonialism and the North America Indians by Harold Hickerson

Item 7: Research Notes on the Fur Trade and Native Economies in the Post – 1870 Period by Frank Tough

Item 8: Indian Map Making: Two Examples from the Fur Trade West by D. Wayne Moodie

Item 9: The Indian Traders by E. E. Rich

Item 10: Thanadelthur by Sylvia Van Kirk

Item 11: The Role of Native Women in the Fur Trade Society of Western Canada, 1670-1830 by Sylvia Van Kirk

Item 12: The Gros Ventres and the Canadian Fur Trade 1754-1831 by Thomas F. Schilz

Item 13: The Quangwak Affair by W. O. Douglas

Item 14: Mina by Margery Hinds

Item 15: The Robert Jane Murder Trial at Pond Inlet by Alex Stevenson

Item 16: The Henley House Massacres by Charles A. Bishop

File 8: Misc.

Item 1: Trials and White Impact in the North (Neocolonialism[moyles])

Item 2: The Musk-Ox Circle Paper Two by Robert P. Francis

Item 3: A Drunken Impulse: Aboriginal Justice Confronts Canadian Law by K. S. Coates and W. R. Morrison

Item 4: Site of the Battle of Antietam Creek or Sharpsburg, Maryland (Map)

Item 5: Profiles – The Man

File 9:

Item 1: Business card for David Lindeblad at Wenatchee Valley College

Item 2: PABC notecards

Item 3: Abbot 1915, 1914 Itinerary (large notecards)

Item 4: Notes regarding Caldwell

Item 5: Notes regarding Towson

Item 6: Notes regarding BC Indian Lands

Item 7: Notes regarding Towson State Library

Item 8: Notes regarding Rosalee Tizya

Item 9: Notes regarding important abbreviations

Item 10: Notes regarding 1881 Census

Item 11: Notes regarding 1881 Census

Item 12: Notes regarding Moff at Family

Item 13: Notes regarding BC Nature

Item 14: Notes regarding important names

Item 15: Notes regarding PABC

Item 16: Notes regarding number of reserves

Item 17: Notes regarding BC Indians

Item 18: Notes regarding newspaper clippings

Item 19: Notes regarding provincial police

Item 20: Native Lands then and now map

Box 13: Miscellaneous

File 1: Note cards

Item 1: Notes regarding reasons for judgement

Item 2: Notes regarding U.S. Bureau of Ethnology

Item 3: Notes regarding the Handbook of North American Indians

Item 4: Notes regarding The Newberry Library

Item 5: Notes regarding Peter Gillis

Item 6: Notes regarding Ethnog East

Item 7: Notes regarding Iroquois

Item 8: Notes regarding Ethnog West

Item 9: Notes regarding Fur Trade

Item 10: Notes regarding Fur Trade: East

Item 11: Notes regarding Farwest

Item 12: Notes regarding Missions: East

Item 13: Notes regarding Policy New France

Item 14: Notes regarding Policy: BNA

Item 15: Notes regarding Policy 1867-1900

Item 16: Notes regarding Policy Treaties

Item 17: Notes regarding 20th Indian Policy

Item 18: Film strip with documents

Item 19: Notes regarding BC Indians

Item 20: Notes regarding Hedrick Smith

Item 21: Notes regarding horses

File 2: Note Cards

Item 1: Notes regarding ranches

Item 2: Notes regarding cowboys

Item 3: Notes regarding O.I.

Item 4: Notes regarding Brown, W.C.

Item 5: Notes regarding Mansfield, R.E.

Item 6: Notes regarding fishing

Item 7: Notes regarding O.I.

Item 8: Notes regarding The Chesaw Times

Item 9: Notes regarding Lewis Williams

Item 10: Notes regarding Howard Mooney

Item 11: Notes regarding William Charles

Item 12: Notes regarding Ruby Miner

Item 13: Notes regarding Warring

Item 14: Notes regarding Yakima Herald

Item 15: Notes regarding Okanagan Art

Item 16: Notes regarding “Nespelem Bond Drive Exciting”

Item 17: Notes regarding statistics

Item 18: Notes regarding interpreters

Item 19: Notes regarding photo inventory

Item 20: Notes regarding interpreters

Item 21: Notes regarding history

File 3: Miscellaneous notes

Item 1: Notes regarding Cariboo County Court

Item 2: Notes regarding Hat Creek

Item 3: Notes regarding Contract Archeology

Item 4: Notes regarding Commissions

Item 5: Notes regarding BC Indians Labor

Item 6: Notes regarding Hat Creek

Item 7: Notes regarding Hat Creek 1914

Item 8: Notes regarding important names

Item 9: Notes regarding Nimpkish Lake

Item 10: Notes regarding Archives of Ontario

Item 11: Notes regarding Canadian Indians

Item 12: Notes regarding Fur Trade/ Missions

Item 13: Notes regarding 20th Century

Item 14: Notes regarding 20th Century North: General

Box 14: Miscellaneous Objects

File 1: Miscellaneous Objects

Item 1: Collection of floppy disks in box regarding Indian history

Item 2: VHS tape with subject Angie Debo

Item 3: Collection of floppy disks rubber banded together

Item 4: Floppy disk titled Word Perfect 4.2 Printer Disk #1

Item 5: Floppy disk titled Word Perfect 4.2 Printer Disk #2

Item 6: Floppy disk titled Word Perfect 4.2 Thesaurus

Item 7: Floppy disk titled The Bureau of Indian Affairs

Item 8: Floppy disk titled Black Mesa: A Tragedy

Item 9: Floppy disk titled Nobody Loves a Drunken Indian

Item 10: Floppy disk titled American Indian Oral History Collection

Item 11: Floppy disk titled American Indian Oral History Collection

Item 12: Floppy disk titled American Indian Oral History Collection

Item 13: Floppy disk titled American Indian Oral History Collection

Item 14: Floppy disk titled American Indian Oral History Collection

Item 15: Floppy disk titled American Indian Oral History Collection

Item 16: Floppy disk titled American Indian Oral History Collection

Item 17: Floppy disk titled American Indian Oral History Collection

Item 18: Floppy disk titled A Conversation Between George Kish and William Willcox

Item 19: Floppy disk titled Ancient Indian Cultures

Item 20: Floppy disk titled A Lecture #1

Item 21: Floppy disk titled A Lecture #2

Item 22: Floppy disk titled A Lecture #3

Item 23: Floppy disk titled A Lecture #4

Item 24: Floppy disk titled A Lecture #5

Item 25: Floppy disk titled A Lecture #6

Item 26: Floppy disk titled A Lecture #7

Item 27: Floppy disk titled A Lecture #8

Item 28: Floppy disk titled A Lecture #9

Item 29: Floppy disk titled A Lecture #10

Item 30: Index cards regarding important figures in Indian history

Item 31: Miscellaneous notes on index cards

Box 15: Miscellaneous arrowheads, hammerheads, etc.