Floyd A. O'Neil papers, 1869-2014

Record Group 75 contains the Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Most documents in the collection concern the Pueblo.

Record Group 75 contains the Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

Draft copy.

Contains manuscript drafts by Edward C. Johnson.

Also contains ephemera removed from books.

Folder 1 contains the published workbook. Both folders 1 and 2 contain workbook drafts.

Undated manuscript draft.

Contains the records of the War Manpower Commission.

Contains the records of the Committee on Fair Employment Practice.

Documents certifying the Institute as a non-profit organization. Also includes articles of incorporation in English and Spanish.

Rules and regulations concerning all aspects of the Institute.

Lists of issues discussed at meetings.

Documentation concerning issues of establishment, insurance, taxes, and financial assistance.

Projects the Institute contributed to during the year.

Presented to the board of directors at a meeting.

Tax forms and a copy of the "exempt organizations" handbook.

A document from the Security Pacific Bank of Washington and an annual report.

Correspondence to Floyd A. O'Neil and other board members of the Western Folklife Center.

An outline of goals proposed by the Western Folklife Center.

Includes yearly plans, bylaws, organizational charts, roles of board members, policies, and procedures.

Includes the purpose, powers, and duties of the board of trustees, and other expectations concerning employees.

Outlines of issues pertaining to specific projects put together by the Folklife Center. Also includes schedules for meetings and retreats.

Hour by hour agendas for board of trustees meetings, executive and board development committees, board retreats, national board of advisors meetings, and Native American task force.

Includes schedules and topics of discussion.

Three year long plans that include priorities, projects, objectives, and strategies to meet the objectives.

Financial statements, reports, and spread sheets documenting yearly expenditures.

The names and addresses of all board of trustees members, the terms of office, suggested nominees, austerity options, and outlines of the induction process.

Reports concerning projects, board members, and annual cowboy poetry gatherings.

Fund raising goals, a list of potential funders, and documents explaining the most effective ways to fund raise.

Lists of the Nevada, Utah, and Native American Ranching Traditions task force.

Outlines concerning specific projects developed by the Folklife Center. Projects include cowboy poetry gatherings, "The Family on the Ranch," choral project, and the Pioneer Hotel rehabilitation project.

Expected duties of potential employees. Folder also includes employment contracts.

Programs include biographies of participants.

Lists of expenses associated with annual cowboy poetry gatherings.

Booklets and order forms containing products from cowboy poetry gatherings.

Folklife conservancy and Western Folklife Center member newsletters.

A paper presented at the Cultural Conservation Conference American Folklife Center, Washington DC.

Handwritten notes concerning the Western Folklife Center and its projects.

This folder contains a program for a National Teachers' workshop, a list of registered presses, and an agenda.

Includes pamphlets from an organization presented through the Western Folklife Center; Voices Western Ensemble Singing Traditions (WEST). Folder also contains financial statements, audience analysis, and a final narrative report.

This folder contains two booklets from workshops on strategic planning, recruiting, and training boards of directors.

Lists of Democrats and Republicans who are members of the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs.

Folder includes the profile and purpose of the Folklife Center, information concerning board and staff relationships, problems encountered, organizational charts, goals, and an executive summary.

Folder includes goals, preliminary schedule of events, audience and business reports, and reviews.

Correspondence concerning transcripts and tapes of interviews done at the Indian Self Rule Conference.

Names and addresses of all interested parties.

Notes in reference to the 1983 Indian Self Rule Conference that took place in Sun Valley, Idaho.

Keynote address given on the second day of the Indian Self-Rule Conference.

A two part panel discussion concerning tribes selected for termination.

Panel discussion concerning Indain self-determination.

Panel discussion concerning Indian poverty.

Panel discussion concerning activism within the Indian community.

Panel discussion concerning organizations and programs created by Indians for Indians.

Panel discussion concerning Indian health care in relationship to Public Law 638.

Beginning comments from the Indian Self-Rule conference.

Panel discussion concerning the implementation of the Indian Reorganization Act.

Panel discussion concerning the Indian Reorganization Act.

Panel discussion concerning the problems associated with the Indian Reogranization Act.

Two part panel discussion concerning Indian law and policy.

List of panel discussions and interviews that took place at the Indian Self Rule Conference in Sun Valley, Idaho.

Panel discussion concerning Indian relocation and the National Congress of American Indians.

Discussion concerning the ability of Indians to completely control their own affairs regardless of intervention by outside powers.

Discussion lead by Gordy High Eagle concerning the control of Indian resources.

Discussion lead by Charles Wilkinson concerning trust between the United States and Indian tribes.

Panel discussion concerning advice to the President about what Indians want.

Keynote speech by Roger Buffalohead concerning the Indian Relocation Acts past and future.

Panel discussion concerning the attempt of the United States Government in 1934 to assimilate and colonialize American Indian tribes.

Panel discussion concerning Indian termination. Panelists include Ada Deer, R. David Edmunds, Philleo Nash, Gary Orfield, Sol Tax, and Rupert Costo as moderator.

Panel discussion concerning the Indian Relocation Act, Indian culture, religion, and the arts.

Panel discussion concerning John Collier, Feliz Cohen, and the controversy over the drawing up of the Wheeler-Howard bill and the Indian Reorganization Act.

Panel discussion concerning sovereignty and the Indian Relocation Act.

Outline of legislation concerning the Indian Relocation Act and Indian Education. Also contains a list of tribes represented at the Indian Self Rule Conference.

Keynote address by Floyd A. O'Neil presented at the Indian Self Rule Conference.

Short range strategy to accomplish goals and objectives established the Tribal Commission for Restructuring and Redesigning of the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

Representatives of the seven Colorado River Basin states and ten Native tribes met to discuss Colorado River water issues and Native water issues.

Excerpt from Arizona and the West a quarterly journal of history.

A report to the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency by the task force on environmental problems of the inner city.

Article taken from the New Mexico Historical Review.

Forest fire research presented at the Tall Timber Fire Ecology Conference.

Report done by George E. Smith the Chief Forester. Topics covered include history of forestry on Indian lands, policies, and management.

Forest fire research presented at the Tall Timber Fire Ecology Conference.

Paper presented at the Tall Timber Fire Ecology Conference.

Research paper detailing the evolution of the plant world and the ways in which man has effected its evolution.

Research paper on the ecoyststem concept from the U.S. Geological Survey.

Research paper about the traits of ecology across cultures.

Selected wirtings of Lawrence Clark Powell.

Research paper excerpted from the Journal of Ethnic Studies.

A review essay on the historical relationship between Indians and White America.

Paper taken from the New Mexico Historical Review.

Paper taken from the New Mexico Historical Review.

Excerpt from the New Mexico Historical Review.

Excerpt taken from The Journal of Ethnic Studies.

Paper taken from the Wisconsin Magazine of History.

This is an essay of the sources used in Larsen's publication.

Manuscript about the Park City Chinese.

Booklet of compiled materials for the graduate training program in the history of the Indians of the Americas.

Program and proceedings from the third annual conference which was focused around the issue of Indian problems of law and order.

Program and proceedings from the sixth annual conference which was focused around the issue of Indians and State Government.

This is a bibiography that lists authors, book titles, and the year of publication.

This is a booklet for a course given at Black Hills State College in Spearfish, North Dakota.

These are materials from a research project done by the Oglala Sioux Culture Center.

This is a booklet for a course given at Black Hills State College in Spearfish, North Dakota.

List of authors, books, and years published.

Documents related to treaties.

A joint proposal from Zuni Indian Tribe and the Institute of the NorthAmerican West.

Booklet of compiled materials for the graduate training program in the history of the Indians of the Americas.

This folder contains documents sent to Floyd A. O'Neil. Documents include a membership application, postcards, his business card, a letter about the Jamestown Settlement, and a program from the Museum of Western Colorado.

Receipts from business related events paid by Floyd A. O'Neil.

Invitations sent to Floyd A. O'Neil for cowboy poetry gathering events. A program from the Ute Indian Tribe's Economic Development and Appreciation Banquet.

Maps and travel information from destinations visited by Floyd A. O'Neil for business.

This folder contains a brief history of the organization, committee meetings, projected budgets, and other materials related to the Institute of the American West.

Programs from the center, a committee conference schedule, and the Western issues symposium project summary.

A cultural history of Utah's Spanish-speaking communities.

Articles in relationship to Indian related affairs.

Project of the San Jaun, Utah, school district.

Also contains a folder of legal documents related to other tribal cases.

Statistics prepared for the period from the 1880s to 1916. This box also contains a folder of documents related to the employment practices of the Standard Coal Company in the 1930s with regard to ethnic workers.

Primarily copies of Senate reports from 1910-1946. Includes Economics 513, Collective bargaining, 1980 Spring.

Copies of correspondence from 1912-1915.

Folders seven through ten contain legal documents related to .

Contains correspondence and a copy of Hart's "Thirtieth Annual Bastille Family Reunion."

Contain Kelly's "Sand and Sagebrush" and correspondence relating to publication by the Tanner Trust Fund.

Contain drafts of "Morning Song."

$800 REWARD / JOHN TAYLOR / GEROGE Q. CANNON / TO BE PAID FOR THE ARREST OF JOHN TAYLOR AND GEORGE Q. CANNON...SALT LAKE CITY, JAN. 31, 1887.

Primarily photocopies and computer printouts. Earliest copy is Deseret News article from 1851 July 26.

Photocopies and computer printouts of materials from 1880-1906.

Includes computer printouts from United States V. Gray et al., Circuit Court of Appeals, Eighth Circuit, 1912 October 21.

Photocopies of materials from 1888-1905.

Includes copies of clippings from 1893-1941.

Photocopies of materials from 1891-1902.

Includes advertisement: "THIS TRAIN / STOPS / 20 MINUTES FOR SUPPER AT THE / GOLDEN HOTEL / PROMONTORY, UTAH. / FIRST-CLASS MEALS, 50 CENTS. / THE GOLDEN SPIKE / COMPLETING THE FIRST TRANS-CONTINENTAL RAILROAD WAS DRIVEN AT THIS POINT MAY 10, 1869. DON'T FAIL TO TREAT YOURSELF TO A FIRST CLASS MEAL AT THIS CELEBRATED POINT / T . G. BROWN, PROP." from 1869.